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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
SIMON THE PAWNBROKER,

r. W. Matthews and Miss Squires. That
these ladies. each and all well-known lead
ers in the church and society," are in general
charge of the ball, and that the purpose for
which they have interested themselves in
the occasion is such worthy one are
sufficient guarantees for it's success.
Mesdames Hale, Merriam. Bass, Pope and
Finch are from st. Paul's Episcopal church;
Mesdames Clarke, Bend and McMasters are
leading spirits at Christ church, and Mes
danes Matthews. Barton, White. Senller
and Miss Squires worship at St. Johns.
Fitting and natural it is that they should be
connected with ball for worthy charity.
The dancing will be under the charge of
Messrs. George c. Squires, E. B. Barton,
W. Fl. Hyndman, F. E. Hanson, George
L. Bigelow. j. N. Jackson, Luther New
port, f. D. Banning and W. FL. Farnham.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
MEN OF MINNEAPOLIS.
Some of the Well-Known Characters as
They Appear Beneath the Globes
Spectroscope.
All Of Them Are Fen as Just Men as
Fer Our Conversation COPIED
Withal."
Queer Eccentricities and Some
With Hobbies.
A Small Handglass for the Ed1fice
ton of Some People You
All Know.

| What has the Democratic partydone tina
at this late day. and in the browning hou
of its triumph. the police clerk should b,
saddled upon it.
1t was David Blakely's hour Of agon,
last night when the bright smile left his fac
as the ovation was rendered to Gilmore ans
he muttered: ''Oh, if we could only Civ
him million-dollar diamond OF share OF
exposition stock!"
1t is dark and dreary day for Col.
Fairman if he does not get to make at leas
three speeches. The string is being pei
petually pulled.
A crown of glory now encircles the pol
ished brow of Aid. Sly brighter than eve
martyr won or hero wore.
Architect Cleveland asked for 1920 and
got $500 from the park commission. The
very name seems fortunate.
1t will be in order now for Rev. John L..
Pitner or Rev. Scudder, both of whom are
practical serrnonizers, to preach a sermon
on the moral side of the police investiga-
ton. 1t would take Jeanette expedition
to find moral side.
Col. Glenn soliloquized: ''And yet |
worked for this administration. Oh. turn
paign."
Col. Charlie johnson has not yet been
waited to fame on the wings OF his recent
novelette,. He has found too many pulling
sentimentaliSts. +"
Water Commissioner Farnham snapped
up a soft bet of two to one ON HIPS cleo
ton. 1t cost him just fifty cases.
G. NJ. Foote is said to be the luckiest
man in Minneapolis. His election bets
are said to be dead pointers"
VIII A. Nimocks can't wait, each morn
ing for the mail that brings him the De-
troit Tribune. He waits from 6 O'Clock at
the postoffice, and when it is handed out
and he jerks off the wrapper. his bright
smile Eliminates the Boston block like
candle in scooped-out pumpkin.
And Chief West is calmly reposing under
the shadows of Lookout mountain. When
he returns he will say to Capt. Chase:
''Varus Varus, what hast thou done with
my legions?"
Doc Ames musingly sighted: "These
people of Minneapolis wanted straight
laced administration and let me go. Yet
this is what they got" And he sadly
marked the GLOBES account and mailed it
away.
Conductor Tommy Johns Of the motor
line caresses his left arm lovingly. He has
only been vaccinated.
S. S. Giegerich started for Butte, Mont,
but only got as far as Fargo. How he got
back without walking is now a pleasant
cenundrum among his friends.
why is the Journal like Rienzi?" asked
Ed Atterbury yesterday. ut is the last of
the Tribunes." Every guesser got cigar
shown to him.
B. F. Nelson won box of cigars from
Steve Lovejoy on an estimate OF the log
cut last season. He bet on 315, 600. GOO. and
came within few thousand of the result.
'sRather than freeze or be annoyed in
noisy room at the city hall I'll pay my pro-
portion of the rent for room, " said Col.
King to the park commission Yesterday.
TN consideration Of the natural pride
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
other Annusements.

1t has been nearly two years now since
we have seen Modjeska. She will appear
at the Grand opera house on Thursday
evening for an engagement of four per-
formances, as follows: Thursday, ''As
You Like It." Friday, Prince Zilah;"
Saturday matinee 'Adrienne Lecouvreur;;"
Saturday evening. Twelfth Night All
these PLAYS are familiar here except ''Pru ce
Zilah." which Modjeska brought over fro m
Paris. the work OF Jules Clarite, and for
one season it was the success of the CAPT.
tai. Modj eska had the French play trans
lated and adapted by Ernest Warren, a
London newspaper man, and she is the
first one to produce it in English, though it
is in rehearsal by Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall at
the ST. James theater in London. This
season will be looked forward to with great
interest and will undoubtedly draw great
audiences.
The first half of the week Barney Nc
Auley will play ''Uncle Dan'l, a Messenger
from Jarvis Section" This is familiar
play, which. however, seems to lose none
of its attractiveness by reason of its old
ness. The Chicago Times says of it: at
is of the modern sort and of the very best
of its kind, and no time OF labor is wasted
anywhere in the play, from beginning to
end. Every bit of business leads up to some
thiag else. The story is kept continuously
in view, and the attention OF the audience
is never allowed to lag. Uncle Dan'l is an
honest, shrewd and kindly old fellow with
whom the sympathy of the spectators goes
in all his moods and ali his scrapes. Ths
assumption of this part by Mr. McAuley
is quite worthy SO excellent an actor. 1t Is
clear characterization. no more over-strained
than the somewhat high pressure of his sur
roundings compels. Mr.. McAuley's social
play is remarkably good; quite frequently
he incites roar or round Of applause by
the mere change of countenance."
Next week will be Kelly & Mason in
''The Tiger" and romantic drama The
Ivy Leaf"
Each of the museums promise additional
novelties this week.
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LADIES AND GENTS FILLED-CASE
WATCHES.

DLEDGE NO. 6, P. 272-LADY'S FILLED-CASE
L watch, made by the Chicago Watch Case COM
pany warranted to wear twenty ;stem winder
and stem settlers. three-quarter plate Waltham
jeweed movement expansion balance and patent
pinion, elegant engraved cases. has been used
about two months; first cost $50; price s2z.
DLEDGE NO. 25 P. 25s---oPEN-FACE FILLED
L case watch, stem winder and setter, three
fourths plate Waltham movement full jeweled,
expansion balance and safety plnlon, screw beZel,
patent dust-proof case, very neatly engine-turned
almost new, and an accurate tmepiece; first cost
S53, price $40.
DLEDGE NO. 30, P. 27O-GENTS HUNTING
l. Crown filed case watch; stem-winder and set
ter three fourths plate Lancaster jeweled move
mept, expansion balance and patent pinion, richly
engraved cases. has been used about two years,
but as good as ever it was; first cost $55, price
$3.50.
pLEDGE NO. IT, P. 262-oPEN-FACE G. W.
l. Ladd filed case watch, key-winder, B. w.
Raymond Elgin movement. full jeweled, cut
pansion balance, patent pinion and regulator, and
adjusted to heat cold and position, neatly en-
graved cases; has been used about two years.
good watch for any one requiring an accurate
tinlepiece; first cost S75 price S37. so.
DLEDGE NO. 81, P. 258-HUNTING, CROWN
l. filed case watch, stem winder and setter,
nickel Elgin movement, full jeweled, expansion
balance and patent pinion Louis XIV. box cases,
very handsomely engraved and almost new; first
cost, $40; price. 1856.
y LEDGE NO. 81. P 260-OPEN FACE, BOSS
filed case, key winder, P. S. Bartlett Wal
than movement, full jeweled, cut expansion bal
ance and patent pinion; this movement is so well
known it requires no comments; top and bottom
engraved case, good new; first cost, $5S;
price $3.50.
ID LEDGE NO. "a, P. 272-OPEN FACE, CROWN
l. filed case, key winder, Hampden jeweled
movement, cut expansion balance and patent pin
ion, very beautiful engraved case; has been used
about one year, but has been well taken care of;
first cost, $50; price, s25.
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OPEN FACE AND HUNTING CASE GOLD
WATCHES

DLEDGE NO. 20. P. 274-HUNTING CASE GOLD
l. watch stem-winder ard setter, Elgin move
ment, full-jeweled, cut expansion balance and
case; only used about three months, but not the
least sign of wear; first cost $40, price S37. so.
DLEDGE NO. s. P 262-HUNTING GOLD
l. watch, stem-winder and setter, Elgin move
ment, full-jeweled, cut expansion balance and
patent pinion, richly engraved cases; only used
about eight months, but as good as new; first cost
SIS, price $40.
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GARL CAR CONDUCTORS.
The Novelty which Travellers Find
i'm Valparaiso.

Gillian Letter.
In Chill young women figure as car con-
ductOrs. The experiment was first tried
during the recent war with Peru, when all
abe-bodied men were sent to the army, and
proved so successful that the practice of
their employment has become permanent
to the advantage, it is said, of the COM
panies the women and the public. 1t is
very odd to see woman with. "a bell punch
taking up fares, and the first impression is
not favorable; but a stranger becomes ac-
customed to this. as to all other novelties,
and concludes that it is not such bad idea
after all. The conductors, or conductor
esSeS, are usually young and sometimes
very pretty, being commonly of the mixed
race-of Indian and Spanish blood. They
wear a neat uniform of blue flannel, with a
jaunty Panama hat. and many pocketed
white pinafore reaching from the breast to
the ankles. and trimmed with dainty
frills. In these pockets they carry small
change and tickets, while hanging to a
strap over their shoulders is a little port
manteau or shopping bag. in which is
lunch pocket handkerchief and surplus
money and tickets. On paying his fare
each passenger receives yellow paper
ticket, numbered, which he is expected to
ueSIfOy. Lie Sll1S are Cldrg0u WITH so
many tickets. and when they return to
headquarters are expected to return money
for all that are missing. any deficit being
deducted from their wages, which are S25
a month. AS an additional check upon
dishonesty. spoilers are stationed along the
line. who hop on the car as it passes. count
the passengers. write the number down in
a memorandum book and jump off. A few
blocks further Oh another spotter repeats
the job. and these books are compared by
the chief inspectors to see that the returns
of the conductress correspond. The great
est annoyance to the CRISIS from the young
men, who follow the cars carrying the
pretty ones and chat with them on the plat
form. These fellows are called mosquitoes
here. because they buzz and hop and poster
people SO. Not long ago comic paper in
Valparaiso published cartoon showing
st4eet car surrounded by insects which
bore the faces of young men about town.
Some of the fashionable dudes who OBJ
tanned this notoriety were so chaffed at the
clubs and by their companions that they re-
tired into seclusion for time until their
modification subsidized
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08

I'll OIL =, nutshell, and the
EHG l7{0E9 6 truly wise
Pick out its kernel
when they advertise
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fILEDGE NO. "a, p. 25-oPEN FACE COIN SILL
yer watch, key winder, fine Swiss movement
maze by Mathey. full jeweled and cut expansion
balance top and bottom engraved, case in first
class order; first cost a22; nrice 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08
SIMON
LADIES, SOLID GOLD WATCHES.

DLEDGE NO. 2, P. 25s-LADY's GOLD WATCH,
L stem winder and setter, three-quarter plate
jeweled movement, cut expansion balance and
patent pinion, richly-engraved cases, has been
used about six months; shows no signs OF wears
first cost $685. price S3V
DLBDGE NO. IS, P. 27O-LADY's GOLD WATCH,
l. stem winder and setter very fine three-quarter
plate, nickel Blgin movement, fuii Jeweled cut
expansion balance and patent plnon, peau tll llI
engraved cases. 14karat gold, only used about Tour
months; sign of wear; an elegant timeplece;
first cost 800; price s53.
DLEDGE NO 10, P. 27O-LADYs GOLD WATCH,
l. stem-winder and setter, fine &-plate Elgin
movement, full-jeweled cut expansion balance
and patent pinion, very heavy, 14karat gold cases.
beautifully engraved in form of SHE'LL only used
three months: first cost, $780, price, $50.
pLEDGE NO. 80, P. 26O-LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
stem winder and setter 2l-plate Elgin move
ment, full Jeweled expansion balance and patent
pinlon, heavy Ia -karat cases, engraved in raised
Mowers OF variegated coors, almost new; first
cost, S87; price, SIS.
pLEDGE NO 10, P. 272-LADY's GOLD WATCH,
l. stem-winder and setter, @-plate, fine nickel
movement, full jeweled expansion balance and
sa1ety plnlon, neatly engraved cases, only used
about five months, shows no sign of wear; first
cost, Si5; price, S25.
DLBDGE NO. II. P. 2GO-LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
stem-winder and setter, M-plate VIM. Ellery
Waltham movement, full jewecd, expansion bal
ance and patent pinion, extra heavy engine turned
cases, has been in use for about one year; first
cost, s6S; price, $3.50.
DLEDGE NO. p. 27O-LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
stem-winder and setter, ga plate Elgin move
ment, full-jeweled, expansion balance and patent
pinion, Louis XIV, box cases. neatly engraved,
only used Il short time, but very little worn; first
cost, s72; price, $3.50.
DLEDGE NO. 15.P. 274-LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
l. key-winder, fine Swiss nickel movement,
Jacot maker; full eweed and expansion balance
heavy fancy engraved cases; in complete order,
has been used about two months; FIRST cost, 1913;
price, SIS.
DLEDGE NO. 5, P. GLADYS GOLD WATCH.
i stem-winder and setter. very fine 3-4 nickel
plate movement, called Maid of Athens, full
jeweled, expansion balance and patent pnion 49,
karat gold cases in raised variegated colGrs in
the form of a shell; one of the most beautiful
watches in the city; made to order for $500; price,
$l15.
DLEDGE NO. IL, P. 274-LADY'S GOLD WATCH
L key-winder, very fine swiss nickel movement
full jeweled and cut expansion balance, extra
heavy cases, elegantly engraved; only used about
one month; first cost, s33; price, SIT.
pLEDGE NO. II, p 27O-LADY's GOLD WATCH,
l. stem winder and setter, good Swiss nickel
movement, made by Mathey, full jeweled. and ex-
panson balance, engine turned cases, in good con-
dition; first cost $685. price $3.50.
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PLEDGE NO. 3. P. 264-OPEN FACE COIN Sill
= yer watch, stem winder and setter, good swiss
movement. full jeweled and cut expansion bal
ance plain case. suitable for monogram, has
been used about two years but in good condition;
first cost S24; price, SIC.
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pLEDGE NO ~, p. 222-OPEN FACE COIN SILL
yer watch, tenn winder and setter, fine nickel
SWISS movement, full jeweled and cut expansion
balance, engine turned case. almost new. has been
used only three months first cost SOS; price sl325
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ICLEDGE NO. G. P. 246-OPEN FACE 2-OZ. COIN
L silver watch, key winder, full jeweled and e1-
panslon balance, engine turned case, has been
USED about three years. first cost SIS; price, $780,
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DLEDGE NO. 25, P. 264-oPEN FACE 4-oZ. COIN
L silver watch, key winder Elgn movement, full
Jeweieo' cut expansion balance and patent pinion,
plain case has been used about nine months, but
IN excellent condition; first cost $50; price 3D.
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DLEDGE NO. 21---DIAMOND RING, ONE
L stone---weighs over SD karat; white and per-
feet; mounted in hammered gold style; first cost
S15 price S45.
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They struck Him UnfavorabIy.

They struck Him UnfavOrabIy.
Chicago News.
Ibid the audience strike you favorably?"
was asked young orator who had come
home from political meeting in the next
county.
Not very. 1t would have struck me
more favorably if I hadn't had on my best
suit"
''How's that?"
well, you see, can't wash the egg off,"
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DLEDGENO. 144-DIAMOND RING. ONE STONE,
l. weighs about two karats, perfect in every way,
having plain mounting, rich and neat; first cost
1920, price sl5S.
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seven stones, all fair sizes and good matches,
heavy engraved mounting; first cost S125' price
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DLEDGE NO. 81, P 270-HUNTING GOLD
L watch, stem-wnder and setter, B. W. Ray
mond Elgin movement, full jeweled, patent pinion,
patent regulator, cut expansion balance, and ad-
usted to heat. cold and position, l4-karat beaut-
fully engraved cases; has been in use about IL
years, but shows no signs of wear; splendid
timepiece; first cost s120, price S65.
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OPEN FACE AND HUNTING CASE GOLD
WATGEIES

DLEDGE NO. 70, 22-HUNTING GOLD
1 watch, stem-winder and setter fine nickel
Swiss movement, full-jeweled and expansion bal
ance, beautiful engraved cases, Is karat; used
about two years, in good condition, and an excel
lent timepiece; first cost $50, price S25.
DLEDGB NO. 10, 1s-HUNTING GOLD
L watch, stem-winder, Springfield ILL.,, move
ment full-jeweled, expansion balance and patent
pnion; 14-karat gold cases, very neatly engraved
and only used about six months, but does not look
like it; first cost SS5, price $50.
DLEDGE NO. &c. ls-HUNTING GOLD
watch, key-winder, 81 plate, Waltham move
ment, full-jeweled and patent pnion, very pretty
engraved cases in form of shell; only used one
year, but in tip-top condition and warranted for
time; first cost 500 price s35.
DLEDGE NO. II, 20-OPEN-FACE GOLD
L watch, stem-winder and setter; Elgin move
ment, Nickel full jeweled, cut expansion balance
and patent pinion, l4-karat gold case. neatly en-
gine-turned almost new. First COST 500, price $685.
DLEDGE NO. u, 262-HUNTING GOLD
i watch stem-wnder and setter. nickel Elgin
movement, full-jeweled expansion balance and
patent pinion, 14-harat gold cases, very richly
grayed; only used few months First cost $50,
price S4S.
DLEDGE NO., p 262-HUNTING GOLD WATCH,
L stemwinder and setter, nickel Elgin move
ment; full-jeweled cut expansion balance and
excellent order and only been used about five
months splendid timer; first cost sS5; price $50.
DLEDGE NO.2, p 27O-HUNT1NG GOLD WATCH,
stem-winder and setter; nickel Elgin move
ment; full jeweled, cut expansion balance and
patent pinion Louis XIV. box cases, elegantly en-
graved; has been used about one year, but shows
but little sign of wear. First cost sS5; price $50.
DLEDGE NO. 10, 25s-HUNTING GOLD
L watch, stem-winder and setter nickel Swiss
movement, made by Parrett; full-jeweled and cut
expansions top and bottom engraved cases. has
been used about three years but in excellent con-
dition. First cost $50; price $2S.
DLEDGE NO. 81, P 25s-HUNTING GOLD
mond Egin movement, full jeweled. cut expan-
sion balance, patent pinion and regulator, and adj
justed to heat, cold and positions; this is the finest
movement made by the factory; Louis XIV a.
karat gold box new; first cost 1885, price S95.
watch, stem-winder and setter Elgin move
patent pinion very handsome engraved cases.
only in use about six months; shows no signs of
wear; first cost 500, price $685.
DLEDGE NO. 8, 27O-HUNTING GOLD
l. watch stem-wlnder and setter, fine A-plate
nickel movement, made by the Newport Watch
company. full jeweled and cut expansion balance,
neatly engraved cases; has been in use about two
years but in good conditions first cost S. price $50.
DLEDGE NO 81, 270-HUNTING GOLD
L watch, stem-winder and setter, B. W. Ray
mond Elgn movement full jeweled patent pinion,
patent regulator cut expansion balance, and ad-
justed to heat cold and position, I4-karat beauti-
fully engraved cases; has been in use about IL
years, but shows signs of wear; q splendid
timepiece; first cost $780, price SOS.
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DLEDGE NO. 2s5--DIAMoND RING, ONE
= stone-weighs about karat; almost wn!te anu io
perfect; elegant mounting; first cost $50, price sou
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New Name for the Prohibiaionists.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
If the men OF Ohio who have some regard
for the cause of temperance do not rebuke
these smoothing scoundreIs they will take
shame upon themselves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-08

DLEDGE NO. l2-LADY'S BAR PIN. COMPOSED
L of four diamonds. two rubies and two sapphires,
the mounting in the form of a star and crescent,
= -.ri..Ln
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DLEDGE NO 264-PAIR DIAMOND EAR
L drops nice white stones, not very large but
perfect in every way, elegant mountings first cost
so. price $35.
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DLEDGE NO. 825-DIAMoND RING, ONE
1 stone, weighs over karat, little off color,
but perfect in cut and fawless; very handsome
engraved mounting; first cost $ll0 price S63.
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DLEDGE NO li8-PAIR DIAMOND EARDROPs,
fair size stones, very perfect, handsome
mounting in black enamel, made to swing; first
cost 500 price S56.
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DLEDGE NO 79--DIAMOND RING, Is STONES
all white, splendidly mounted ana looks Ike
q ball of fire; first cost $50. price SOU
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DIEDGE NO. 133--PAlR DIAMOND EAR
/ drops---weighs about 8 l-2 karats white ana
perfect; no flaws; frst-class mounting; first cost
S350 price sos.
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DLEDGE NO. 117-DIAMoND BAR PIN-SIX
i white stones, the mounting in form of sword,
with coral lily around the scabbard very ele-
CANT design; first cost SI45, price $50.
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DLEnGE NO 191-PAIR DIAMOND EARDRoPS
l. Very pretty white stones, not very large,
but absolutely perfect; handsome mountings;
first cost $50. price $40
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DLEDGE NO. 9l---DIAMoND RING, ONE STONE
i plain star band; mounting very neat; hrst
cost SIS price 50.
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DLEDGE NO. 2OO-DIAMOND STUD, BEAUTI-
full white stone. free from flaws, handsome
mounting; first cost $40. price S37 So
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DLEDGE NO. 562-PAIR DIAMOND EARDROPS,
i small white stones, perfect, elegant engraved
mountngs, very rich; first cost Sl5 price so.
DLEDGE NO. 2O-DIAMOND BAR PIN, FINE,
1 white, perfect stone, the mounting in the style
of an arrow, very handsome; first cost $50; price
SS.
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PLEDGE NO S34-DIAMOND RING. ONE
Z stone, weighs over two karats. pure white,
uicely cut one little flaw not perceptible to the
naked eye, very handsome mounting; first cost
$500, price $50.
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DLEDGE NO 893--DIAMoND RING, THREE
L stones, small but good, handsomely engraved
MOUNTING. FIRST cost S35 price $50.
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DLEDGE NO. 10, P. 244-oPEN FACE 4-oz
4 coin silver watch, key winder, Elgin move.
ment. fun jeweled cut expansion balance and
IN good condition; first cost S2f; price. SI3.