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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15
" TRADE Is BRISK"

THE CALLS weekly article on the condi-
ton OF trade not only asserts that trade is
brisk, but gives facts in support of asser-
tons. One fact is an increase in local bank
clearings over the corresponding week of
1890 from ST, 250.92S to S1s,O96. T30. An
other is the increase in exports over last
year. The general increase is Sc, 600, 900 for
the year up to date. There is larger move
ment of fruit eastward, though at some
what reduced prices. These facts will not
stifie the somewhat general complaint of
hard times. In the interior orchardists and
fruit-packers complain of the scarcity Of
help and the high prices they have to pay,
while in the city the complaint is that work
cannot be found at any price
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER ITRFAU

WEATHER HUREAU,
SAN FRASCIsCu, august Ia, 1879 p. M
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The cycIOnic disturbance Of Thursday has moved
eastward into British Columbia and combined with
the disturbance north OF Montana. barometrc
trough EXTENDS southwark to Mexico over the east
ern portion of the Pacific Coast States with cloudy
weather and occasional light rams The barometer
is highest on the Washington Coast (3O.U6) and
lowest in Southeastern California t2974) ana East
ern oregon l2s.7S). The barometer has fallen
throughout California, except on the southwest
coast. The barometer has risen COS of an inch in
the past - hours and Ol5 of inch in past -
hours. The winds have been generally south TO
west in all districts and the force light to fresh,
cept OCCASIONALLY brisk in California, Arizona ana
Nevada. Winnemucca, southwest 50 miles; Yuma,
southwest. 20: heeler, south. l6: Eureka, north,
10 The temperature has fallen in all districts but
IS Still generally above the normal Light rains
have fallen in Nevada, Southeastern California and
Arizona Utah and on the Washington coast Fort
Candy. COS; Yuma, O.Ol: The Needles. Ol2; Win
nemucca. Nabnska and Independence trace: Haw-
tnorne O.O3; Bellevlne, LOO; Bishop. 0O3 of an
inch
Forecast Ii 8 T.. NJ. Saturday.
For Northern Csllfornia-Flir weather; winds
generally south to west; nearly stationary temporal
Jure; Light rains in Central and Northern Nevada;
log along the coast.
For Southern Californla-Fair weather. except
preceded by Light rains Yuma and vicinity: south
10 west winds; nearly stationary temperature, ex-
cept cooler on southeast coast; fog and clouaS
along the coast.
For uregou-Fair weather; south to west winds;
nearly stationary temperature. except cooler in the
northeast portion and warmer at RCseburg.
For Nashiugton-Fair weather. winds generally
westerly; nearly stationary temperature. except
cooler in The eastern portion and at Olympia.
john ?. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry A. S O., in charge.
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The total from Sacramento was unusually
large, having been nearly as much as the COM
bined shipments for the previous six months.
The total from all sources is the largest ever
reported
John Truslow, formerly General Western
Agent of the Santa Fee in this city. arrived
here yesterday. Mr.. Truslow at the pres
ent time represents the Santa Fe at Santa
Barbara.
The office of Chinese Agent has been
abolished by the Southern Pacific, and
Wong Fun, the respected head of this de-
partment will seek new fields.
The San Francisco and Ncrth Pacific
Railway Company will give all excursion to
the new grounds at FL Campo to-day and to-
morrow and to Ukiah tomorrow.
Nj. NJ. Stern of the Canadian Pacific has
received dozen large Photographic views
of scenes along this route.
General Agent Holbrook of the Chicago
and Northwestern has gone to Portland.
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WHAT IT THOUGHT.

The Chronicle publishes the following
editorial paragraph:
4 letter recently syndieated TO a number OF
newspapers at tie East expressed the idea thar
lie climate Of our State was enervating TO a
degree, and was rapidly taking the backbone
cut Of the AnglO-SaxOns settling on our shores.
Perhaps Eastern people are the more
ready to believe in the enervating process
since they see that our citizens submit to be
plnndered by a few politicians under the
lead Of bosses, without scarcely an effort at
reform. We even think, sometimes, that
our citizens may have become enervated,
ard that the " backbone " so common in
early times, when men were hanged for Of
lenses Tor which they are now commended,
is gone.
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PROPOSALS.

pRoPoSALS-SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
4 following work and materials will be received
oy the Board OF New City Hall Commissioners, In
the chamber OF the Board of Supervisors, on SAT-
CRDAY, the 18th day OF September, 1891. between
the hours OF II 4. N. and II NJ. of that day:
pipes around the unfinished portion OF tho new
city Hall Reservation, and placing lamp-pasts and
lamps on the boundary fence within the grounds
ETC. All In accordance with the contract drawings
I'd. Contract No. 29-For labor workmanship and
materials to be used and provided for grading and
ming Tor the completion of the granite boundary
renee the steps, landings and stoops the pedestas
and lsmp-post blocks, all within and around the
grounds and the approaches within the same. Also.
Tor completion OF the street sidewalk curbs with
reservation. Together with other work atrscbad
thereto and belonging and connected with the
Wnoie; All according to contract drawings.
Sd contract No. 3U-For laying artificial stone
curbs. drives and walks within the reservation
grounds; also, Sehlingers patent sidewalks on the
the contract drawings. ~
References Is hereby made to the plans speei6ca-
tons and conditions OF contract In the ONCE OF the
must be DONE ~ w.
The Secretary Will furnish blank forms of pro-
.posas anu ponds TO intending bidders No bid VIII
pc entertained unless made upon blanks So fur
n,shed The bids must be accompanied with a GER
tlieu cnecK or with bond with two good
anu snmcient sureties In the sum OF 10 per of
ths totai sum OF tender, 10 guarantee tho closing of
bondsmen, when bond is given, must be submitted
TO the Commissioners least three days before this
opening of the bids. In order that they may pass
right to reject any and all bids Payments win be
made by audited demands upon the treasury drawn
against the New City Hall Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference TO bondsmon (shouid thew have
them instead OF checks).
GEORGE II. sANDERsoN.
JOHN H. DURST.
Board of Now City Hail Commissioners
EDWARD ]. WOLFE. Secretary.
San Francisco, July ~, 1891. sy2s aoA
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

European hotels are said TO be in a dolorous
stage OF existence, barely able 10 make a living
ana keep up respectable appearances The cause
OF this visible decay OF prosperity is attributed to
the financial collapse THE Barings, an event that
has not ceased to make itself felt to this day in
quarters little expected. In Germany the land
lords declare that they could not keep their
hotels open II Ii were not for the tide of AmerI-
can patronage
The Ordnance Department is about to conduct
a series OF trials to determine the most powerful
explosives that can be fired with safety from
modern high-pOwer guns. For the purpose a
number OF steel shells will be loaded with gun
cotton, meliDpe, dynamite, emmensiie, amen.
canife explosive gelatine and other we'll known
powerful explosives.
Recent railroad disasters abroad, particularly
the Moenchenstein horror, have had The effect
oil starting series OF inspections, and quite a
large number Of bridges are TO be overiiauied d.
The subject Is also receiving legislative atten-
tion, particularly In Austria.
Bafour's Irish Local Government Bill is not
likely 10 20 on the statute books as outlined by
him. Alterations have already been suggested
and vigorous fight Will be waged to secure
further concessions or TO modify those recently
outlined.
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ALONG THE RAIL.
A Train. Master for the Truckee
and Salt Lake Divisions.

George Z. Morgan of the Southern Pacific,
formerly a conductor on the Oregon, has
been appointed train-master of the Salt
Lake and Truckee divisions. This Office
has not existed heretofore, and was made
necessary by the recent discontinuance of
the Humboldt division, giving Knapp of the
Salt Lake and Alger Of the Truckee more
work than they can conveniently attend to-.
Superintendent Myrick of the abolished di-
vision will be given position somewhere
as Assistant Division Superintendent.
The shipments of through freight overland
from California by the lines under the South
ern Pacific Company for the month of July
and for The first seven months of the year
are annnXnd.
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SELLING INFLUENCE.

In cross-questioning one of the witnesses
in connection with the frauds which have
been charged against Canadian officials, Sir
Hector Langevin admitted having paid LIE
Monde, Canadian newspaper, large sums
OF money to secure its influence in behalf of
his friends. OF course, a newspaper which
sells its influence as did LIE Monde cannot
he relied upou
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HUMBUGGING PRODUCERS.

newspaper contemporary thinks to fat
ter owners of farming lands in California
by urging that they are going TO do great
things by raising early vegetables to send
East by railroad. 1t is believed that our
citizens are looking for something better
than to trust to selling early vegetables
probably after paying railroad transporta-
tation for 5000 miles, commissions, etc.
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The Steamship Steyedores' Protective Union
wish to explain to the public and the wage
workers OF the water front OF San Franchises:
We have no fight with Mr.. Bingham OF the
Pacific Mail Wharf except fight for wages
which we demand from GoodalI Perkins & Co
and all other steamship companies where we are
recognized. We have appointed committee 10
Wall on all the agents OF the different companies
TO ask for an Increase OF wages from 80 cents
per hour TO 40 cents per hour for regular time
and Tor 60 cents per hour for overtime. The
agents OF the different companies refused to In.
crease our wages. aud there was no alternative
lett us but to try and enforce our demands All
other statements TO the contrary are utterly
false. BY order OF the Executive Committee OF
the Steamship Steyedores' PROTECTIVE Union
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

DAILY CALL GncIuding sundays, SIS per year by
mail. postpaid; Is cents per week, or 65 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
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CALL and WEEKLY CALL. 81 30 per year post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eisht pagesl. 81 % per year
postpaid Cubs of ten (sent TO one address), $40.
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SPECIAL NOTICE FOR TIE SUM-
MER MONTHS.

Subscribers who intend going to the
country during The summer months can
have THE DAILY CALL mailed to them
for q week OF longer nj regular subscrip-
tion Tntes, 15c. per week. Give order to
CgrIier send to business office.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15

Detective Harry N. Morse has sued Watt
Hughes, p. Deidesheimer and Oliver Sun
derhaus for S249l 95 for services rendered
Consolidated Mining Company.
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{ IS Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street Kearny. open until IL O'Clock midnight;
S3a Hayes street. open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
Larkin street open until 80 O'CLOCK 25l9 Mission
street, open until O'Clock p. NJ: and ll6 Ninth
street, opea until 30 p. N
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15

George S. Burr was killed on November
s, 1890, by falling from staging on build
ing owned by the Navarro Mill Company, by
which he was employed as a carpenter.
Superior Court against the mill Company for
$4,000 damages.
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THE GREAT MISTAKE.

The Principal Reason Why California
Lost the Office.
Regarding the loss to this State of the
Chief of the Horticultural Bureau of the
Worlds Fair, the Ventura Observer says:
The first great mistake was in appointing
De Young as one OF the Directors, for it has
been laundering business ever since.
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NOTICED

Any Of our patrons lohO fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by train-5oys
Vili confer a faror By notifying this office OF
UeJact, naming the date and train.
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property against Crimmins and his cOnfei-
crates, even though they be backed up by
the Chronicle and the little evening paper
that lives by doing printing for nothing.
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SUIT AGAINST THE SHERIFF.-Sherlff Lau.
melster has been sued by NJ. j. Sullivan and T.
valued at S250c. f''
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The Mutual Savings Fund Loan and
BuiidiDg Association has sued Gustav
Pulschen to foreclose a mortgage on prop
erty on Shotwell street.
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The Dining-Car Line.

For comfort take the Union Pacific Railway the
only line running through Pullman sleeping.cars
without change between San Francisco and Chica IN
with dining-cars the entire distance, arriving in
Chicago and all Eastern cities twenty-five hours in
advance of all other transcontinentai lines Tourist
excursions leave every Tuesday and Saturday with
through Pullman tourist sleepingcars to Chicago
without change Ticket office, No. l Montgomery
street; d. w. Hitchcock. General Agent.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15

L. G. SREsoyIcH Co, proprietors of the Pi,-
Brand Desiccated Cocoanut, whose factory was
recently destroyed by fire, have ordered new ma
chinery and are prepared TO supply the trade with
desiccated or shredded barrels or boxes
as
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15

IN hot weather of midsummer Impurities in the
blood may seriously annoy you. Expel them by
taking Hoods Sarsapariila the great blood purifier
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for So.
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FINANCIAL.

0LD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT = SEN6
your Old gold and silver by mail to the old and
reliable house of A. COLEMAN, al Third at So
francisco; will send by return mail the cssh ~
amoane ~ NOT satisfactory Will return the gold ~
SAN san FRANCISCO COLLATERAL LOAN BANK.
money en- diamonds watches; low interest," oe4sf
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLtCATYoN OFFICE ::

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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LARGEST manufacturers OF California clace
nuts In Waited States, 50c a tb TOwnsend's.
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THERE would be no indigestion in the world If
Angostura Bitters were used by all. Dr. j. G. b.
Siegert & Sons. manufacturers. At all druggists
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-15

An Atlanta (Ga) man worth $1,000 900
mas been jailed for contempt of court
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WEATHER FORECASTS.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
FURNIrURE.-By A. W. FurSt, at 1921 Market St,
4 1 n
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THROAT DISEASES commence with Cough, Cold.
or Sore Throat Broton's Bronchial Troches - give
immediate relief. Sold only In Lo1es Price25 cts
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. 21s Suffer street.
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CHURCH NOTICES.


~ First Methodist Episcopal Church.
s>S Powell St, bet Washington and JacAsonNW
D. Buck pastor: residence 10l4 Washington at
Rev. George Clifford will preach at A. NJ ana
Rev. George W. Beatty at 7:45 z. NJ. Glass meet
ing5 at 10 A NJ, 1880 and p. NJ. School for
Bible Study, including Annis Merriirs class ar
1890 P. N. Young Peoples meeting at so p y,
The seats are free and strangers are welcome 1t
R Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
S>S Mission St, bet. Sixth and Seventh-Rey DR.
and 7:45 P. NJ. Mr.. j. j. Morris, musical direc-
tor. Sundav-school at ] p. NJ. Young MEMS
meeting at p. Young Peoples meeting at s .30
p. NJ. Morning sermon, subject: "Castng Ont
Devils" Evening sermon, subject: IAN Internal
Plot" Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
Welcome to all these services Pastors residents
1914 Mission st. IL
lFS Woodbridge Presbyterian Churcb
tr>S cor. OF Twentieth and Capp sts.-Rey r y
Curtis, pastor. Tomorrow, at IL A. NJ. ana 7 AS p
NJ. Evening lecture: "6limpSes Into Futuritv ;,
Sabbath-school and pastors Bible class at 1870
?; NJ. Gospel meeting Wednesday evening. Visitors
always welcomed IL
FS First Presbyterian Church. Corner
Robert Mackenzie. DID, pastor Rev. j. Il. Stewart
DID, associate pastor. DR.. Mackenzie Will preach
at IL a. NJ In the evening DR.. Stewart will preach
at as. Sunday-school at 12:45 p NJ. Young
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor At 80 p M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 P NJ
All are welcome TO these services. 1t
- 1he American Divine Healing Asso
V>S cfation-Rey. Mr. Bayliss OF Boston will adj
dress the association at their hail. 1877 Mission ST.
on Monday evening, August l7th at z 30 O'clock
Meetings held regularly every Monday night All
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THE CALLS CALENDAR,

ArsUsT. 1891
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WANTED-LoT rs OR SO FRONT. NTH OR
CALL Branch ONCE. ani3 Sts
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SPECIAL Nor1oEs-coNrIsUED.

R DIR: Ricord's Restorative Pills; Spe-
w. cine Tor exhausted vitality, physical debility.
wasted forces. ETC.; approved by the Academy Of
Medicine Paris, aud the medical celebrities. Sold
by j. u. STEELE CO., 635 Market st Palace Ho-
tel san francisco. Sent by mail or express. Prices
Box OF 90, 81 70: OF 10o So; of 200 SIS SO; of 400
So. Preparatory Pills, 81 Send for circular je4 Tyr
~ Blessing to Ladies-Instant Re
u~S lief Tor moathly Irregularities (frort what
ever cause); patients who have been imposed upon
or unsnceessfuiy treated by others especially in
Vlted; board and skillfu attention during eonfiae
ment: advice free. DR.& MRS. HAVEN. 22s Post St
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

ESS dividend Notfce-Ofice of the Con.
80 California and Virginia Mining Company,
San francisco, August 10. 1891. At a meeting OF
pany held this day. dividend (No. 36) of so cents
per share was declared, payable August II, 1891
transfer books will close August 10, 1891 at the
hour OF 8 2 NJ. all to A. w. HAvENS, Secretary
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DESTAURANT COOK, COUNTRY, $50 ROOM:
W. hotel cooks country. $50; 3 boarding house
cooks $40 and $40; hotel baker, country, $65;
walters for different country hotels $50 anu SIS;
restaurant waiter. country s35; youn, man for
bakery, s25; kitchen-hands, country, S25. r. T.
WARD Il CO., go Clay st. IT
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MALE HELP WANTED.

IVAN rED-MAN ABOUT PLACE, NEAR CITY
W must have references, $50; shirt-ironer, city
$50 to BIZ a week; night walter, SIS; German res
tauran f.water. $i0 cake baker, $50; pantryman,
German, $50; bed-maker for "A lodgng-h ouse. must
SPEAK French $50; japanese cook, waiter and dish
washer for country hotel $S5 for the three; Jap
boys for institution, SIS. DELoRME Il ANDRE
$50 Suffer ST. 1t
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DoAD-TEAMSTER. COUNTRY, $50; STABLE
IL man, country, S35; 9 brick-molders SO a day ::
coachnan and gardener. city, $40; of-bearers for
brck-yard, 81 % day; slate-splitters. IS day
butter-makerS and mixers. S26 and $50; mixer
$50; farmers, near city, SIS; 2 quarry-iaborers
Tor city, SO a day: 10 wood-choppers. 81 80 cord
tools furnished: % laborers city $50 aud s. a
day. Il. 7. WARD Il CO, $40 CLAW st. IL
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PERSONALS.

MANUFACTURING LADY TO ASSIST GEN
w tleman in giving dancing lessons in the coun-
try: must be good plano player and able TO give
$50 cash security Address S. s., Box 30. CALL
Branch Office. au15 2t~
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re ADVISED IN TINE AND SAVE MONEY BY
~ purchasing merchant tailor made cu5away
suit suitable for business dress for SEQ made by
an artist tailor for $40. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS. cor. Post and Dunont SIS. II
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EKkD MCNAMARA, DECEASED = WANTED:
L Information OF birthplace, parentags. kin and
their place OF residence of FRED MCNAMARA lie
ceased late ''section boss North Pacific Coast
Railroad. Address GEO. w. TOWLE JR., 22S
Montgomery St. S. F., Cal ty22 I'm
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-19
This WILL
Be A GREAT WEEK
For Buyers of the
Stock Of the Standard Clothing
Company.

Careful hrewd thinking buyers Of sound Judgment
chasing literally and III duplicating orders
for future s opportunity not to be lost by those who would
get much for little AS previously announced it is congn
ment of rising $685. 10000 worth of mems and boys High Grade
Overcoa Suits Trousers listers and Refers to be sold by order
of the Standard for cash only The Prices Average Onethrd to
Oneha OF the Standard 'son Prices This great reduction
mad by Their order d enable them realize quick cash
The los, is t. not The goods rstcass all
this seasons production and ude the latest styles and most
popular patterns for men, 10Y, aud children.
shipment 1000 Overcoats will be placed sale
this week for the first time
oyercoats for and fall and winter weights for
So 690 $50 and $40 Standards Boston prices $40
H. 13 16 SIS Ovecoats for $5O 1880 $780, 1895 1880
and $1,000 Standards Boston prices SIS 20 a. % "a and $25
Mems and young mems suits for $780, 745 $50 990 TO- 185
1920 1880 and that being sold BY the standad in Boston
at the present time for $10 r. 13 15 1S 20 % and e25
Boys Suits and Ovecoats for CO. So 29O $50 1885,
495 $50 and $3.50 Standards Boston prices $780, $780,
so, s. 6, GEO, 7.50, $50, 10 and s12.
Mems boys chdrens listers Refers and Trousers the
low range prices Boys to LAY All Wool Pants 80 cents
and higher Mems All Wool heavy pantalGoons at soone pair
hundred like We not at liberty to make ds
count whatever TO any one-no matter how much you buy
This without doubt the best stock that forced the
market and offered pc The Standard stands high among
the large clothing manufacturers in this country producing stock
unsurpassed by the best You buy of it for short time at the
above prizes.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-19

balN 3G.inch Unblesched
Cotton 5c. worth &c
l bale 3Gia,h Unblsached
Cotton at &c; worth &c
/ bile 40-inch Unb'tached
: l-2a; worth O..
bale Cotton Diaper 10 vars
piece 42c.
Geat's CIrdi an Ja"ket., speci |
price, FOR this week.
5 dozen Gents Back jackets,
,;z-s > to 7, soc each.
Geuts' All-Wool Jackets in all
colors at 5 so.
Gents finer grad s in large sizes,
all colors, at 81 Is to s1.S7 each (;
worth from 1925 TO So.