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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-10-19
ELECTION DAY IN CHILL.
1t Seems to Have Been Only Battle
With Ballots.

SANTIAGO. October 1S.-A general election
occurred throughout Chill today So far as
known there were no disorders. The electors
chosen today will select president next
month. There is no indication yet as to-who
will be elected, and no candidates have yet
been announced. The clerical party claim to
have secured a majority in the house of
deputies. The senate will probably be con-
trolled by the Liberals. The exact result
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Tho Fieht AGAINST Tammanv-

NEW YORK. October 17.-George VIM.
Cnrtis, in letter to Hon. Louis e. Chiten-
den. advises all opposed to the domination
of Tammany in the politics of New York
state to vote for Fassett and the Republican
fiaRat
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BLUE EARTH CITY, Mimi, October 49,
Albeit e. Cline, a deposed Methodist minis
ter, has run away. He has forged notes and
lars and is a bigamist.
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o sagadahoc Farmers FestIva
Closed With Good Brushes.

BRUNSWICK, October 1.-THE postponed
races Of the Sagadahoc Fair were trotted
this afternoon. The track was In perfect
condition and the weather was favorable.
In the 2.40 class Oakwood started well In the
rear, with Charley B. way ahead, but by
magnificent trottlng won by half length.
In the second heat 0akwood won handlly,
taking first money. Dan Y. second, Charley
B. third. and Banquo fourth. The 227 class
was most exciting. The horses got a splen-
did start, coming down nose and nose.
Black Nathan broke, losing heavily, on the
first turn. Miss Lsdo broke three times,
coming in throat latch ahead of Black Ma
than. but was set back for running, giving
Black Nathan the heat and race; Miss Ledo
second. St. Lawrence third, Volunteer
fourth. =. +. Peterson's stallion Broadway
lowered his yesterdays record of 24l4 10
2.35. w. ID. Ramsdelps stallion Winthrop
Pilot lowered his record to 2324. The sum
maries:
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Rough Weather Abro ad.

QUEENSTOWN, October 1S.-Since o'clock
this afternoon heavy rain with wind has
prevailed. This accompanied by an abnor-
mally high tide, has flooded the custom
house and many crafts were swamped. The
Admiral pier and docks were greatly dam
aged. All local traffic was suspended owing
to heavy seas. The cross channel steamers
report the severity of the storm unpre-
aadantad
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Mr.. RaIfour Prom oted.

LONDON, October 1S.--It is officially an.
nounced today that Right Hon. Arthur j.
Balfour, Member of Parliament for East
Manchester, at present chief secretary for
Ireland, has been appointed First Lord of
the Treasury
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UuANTED-Agents for cheapest life insurance
w known, previous experience not necessary
Oniv 03 single assessments total since 1885,
state treasury guarantee fund, responsible man.
ssement no speculative features. Send for cir
ciiars. Correspondence invited. PROVIDENT
change street. sep9-S
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WANTED.

Good wide-awake agents to sell for the Fonthil
Nurseries, OF Canada. Good pay and regular and
constant employment to the right men, No
drones need apply. We have 700 acres under
stock, every department fully equipped. Address
STONE & WELLINGTON, Temple Building,
Daily Press. sepl2d3ms
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, October IS. = Pensions
have been granted to the following Maine
people:
ORIGINAL.
Thomas L. Berry.
ADDITIONAL.
Benjamin Wilbur, Eli B. Bean,
Archibald p. Martin.
INCREASE.
Albion X. p. Grant, John Z. Holt
Nelson 3. Towle, John E. Lougee.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
Clara Perry, Emily G. Milliken,
Mary A. Jordan.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS.

Published every day Sundays exceptedl by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
At 81 ExoHANGR STREET. Po TLAND ME-
TERMS: seven Dollars Year. When payment
made strictly in advance the price will be Six
dollars.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.
Published every THURSDAY MORNING, at $500
year, In advance.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
PRESS" (Which has large circulation in every
part OF the State) for LOO per square for first
sertion. and 80 cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-One inch space OF
the length OF column, or twelve lines r0npQreil
constitutes a square"
SPECIAL NOTICES, one-third additional
Under head OF "AMUSEMENTs" and "AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three -inser-
EoDs or less. S1.60.
$l.5o per square, daily, first week; 75 cents per
week after; three Insertions or less, S1.00; con-
tnuing every other day after first week, 80 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less, 75 cents.
one week. $l.00; 60cents per week after.
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ROOMS.

ITO LET Large sunny furnished room heated
Il with steam. A very desirable room for two
or more gentlemen. Bath room with hot and cold
water. Excellent beard near by. Apply at 316
CONGRESS ST., next to Frye's drug store. AL
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2.4o cLAss.-PURsE $3.50.
2.27 cLAss.-PURsE $500.

IWo-fEAR-oLD coLTs.-PURsE $50. HALF MILE
HEATS.
Robert Jordan, Ben morrill,. .......211
n: Kennedy, M Jessie Shaw. 2 2
Wm Rogers, Paragon Wiikes........ 8
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WANTEB-To buy from $1,000 to SlO,OOC
w werth OF cast OF clothing, the highest cash
prices paid for ladies' dresses, also gentlemen's
and cbildrens's clothing and winter overcoats,
Highest cash prices paid for carpets and furniture.
Address, postal Of letter to- No, 102 Middle street
NJ. DEGROOT. Portland. Ne oct28u
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THE w EATH G x.


Generally Fair.
Following is the forecast of the weather for
Maine: Generally fair; stationery temper
ature; southeasterly winds. Cautionary sig
nails displayed from Narragansett section
and Woodsholl
From a New Source.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. 1S-Following is the
local forecast of the weather:
For northern Maine, fair, followed Mon
day night by rain, stationary temperature.
For southern Maine, fair, followed by
rain, higher temperature nring the
morning, followed during the day by lower
temperature; easterIy backing to north
easterly winds.
luoai weather Report.
PORTLAND, Me October l8, 1891.
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MALE HELP

TEyO GROCERS Advertiser seeks engagement
IL as salesman or otherwise; six years experi-
ence in London England and Canada, with high
est testimonials; an interview solicited; apply to
III. g., Box All. Mechanic Falls, Me. 1871
CTEAM FILTERS WANTRD--Good steam
- filters, also experienced helpers. Apply imme-
diately to e. 7. B0RROWES & co. 1871
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N0TICE-Wanted to buy from $1,000 to S15,-
IN 600 worth OF castoff clothing; l pay the
highest cash price for ladies' dresses, gents and
children's clothing and gents winter overcoats; I;
call, or address letter or postal to 3. LEVI,
81 Middle street. auglOtf
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yNANTED-An persons in want OF trunks of
w bags to call at E. ID. REYNOLDS ,656 and
658 Congress street, corner of Oak; as we manu-
facture our goods and can therefore give you bot
tom prices; trunks repaired; open evenings till 8.
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WANTED-To buy $1,000 worth of cast-off
w clothing; pay the highest cash price for
ladies' dresses gents and chldrens clothing, and
gents winter overcoats; call, or address letter or
postal to MRS. G00DHART, 93 Middle street.
augl0n
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CONTINUED ON FOURTH rAaE.l
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WANTED : Everyone to know that r. s.
w DAVIS & CO., 108 Exch ange street, have
got another lot of lightning" fruit jars, in pints
quarts and one-hal gallons; this is about the last
for the season. 1871
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"ANTED-Purchasers for a stock of Wall
w Papers. Wholesale or retail. Send Tor
samples N. w. KENDALL, Biddeford, Me.
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FOR SALE.

Early Crosby Corn, packed bv Peter Lane
Chapel Farm, Leeds, Me. "a"''
w. S. JORDAN & CO.,
pctl6dlWs 1o2 Commercial st.
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"ANTED-Everybod to know that do all
w kinds Of trunk and bag repairing, and give
my personal attention to repairing sample trunks,
also trunks and bags at low prices. G. b. BROAD,
2l2 Federal street, corner Of Temple 1871
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DARRELS WANTED-We will pay 10 cents
Id for good clean barrels with two heads, until
further notice. GOUDY & KENT, corner MIX
ana Pearl streets lb-l
The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1891-05-22

You will find at Frear's Cloak Depart
ment more Refers, Blazers, Jackets and
Wraps than in all of the other establish
ments in Troy or Albany. Mr.. Frear is
satisfied that in order to suit everybody
he must have in stock at all times just
what the people want. If yon do not
wish to pay much for Blazer Frear has
them in all wool, colors navy blue and
black, at $3.50 each. Finer Blazers, col
ors navy blue, black and tan, 1925 each.
A hummer at $3.50, worth 1913 Frear's
$500 Blazer is actually worth 50. Frcar's
"West of England" Cloth Blazers in
navy blue, tan and slate, at $40, is
worth SO. 300 Finest Blazer Goats made
at So, $50 to $40 each at Frcar's. 400
Refer Coats $3.50; finer ones at $3.50
each. 300 Finest Diagonal Cloth Refers,
with fine embroidered collar and
embroidered down either side
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Dress or Opera Fans from 50 to S14.
Maribout Fans in four colors at $3.50
each, the prettiest fan for the price ever
offered in Troy. Frear makes a special
ty of Mourning Fans in both silk and
satin. The prices are from pc to So
each. The line is complete and the va
riety great; see it before it is broken.
Frear has just finished marking and
putting in stock complete line of new
Fans. japanese Fans in many new
styles and decorations and wide range
of prices. You can have your choice of
% styles for 10c, Ito or 25c. Elegant
styles may be had at SIC, 4Oc, SOC, 6Oc,
Csc, 75c, SIC, 0Oc, 81 and upward Frear
has so many different styles of Fans that
it would be an endless job to describe
them all. No such an assortment has
ever before been exhibited at FREAR'S.
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are we'll worth 2jc, Mr.. Frear has marked
them 12!c. l25 pieces of Fine English
Cambrics, 81 inches wide, light and dark
colors, Frears own importation and
worth SOC; Mr.. Frear has marked these
zoe. 20 pieces French Shifting Percales,
2jc goods, 12lc at Frear's. 70 pieces
Striped Seersucker Bingham, worth lOc,
only &c at Freal's. 40 pieces Brown and
Blue Apron Check Bingham only Al at
Frear's. % pieces Bordered Bingham,
81 inches wide, Sc, worth 10c. lOOpieces
Fine Dress Ginghams &c, worth 12lc.
% pieces White Ground Batiste 7t,worth
125c. 90 pieces Double Warp Suiting, %
inches wide. These goods are reversible,
so that either side can be used; well
worth l24c, but Mr.. Frear has marked
them 74c. Is pieces Columbia Suiting,
% inches wide, l0c per yard at
FREAR'S.
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tiful trimmings at 25c. All shades and
all combinations are found at Frear's.
A very handsome Trimming is found at
Frear's in all shades; May price 4Oc per
yald. Good width and style. A beauti-
full assortment of Fine, plain OF beaded,
Trimming suitable for grenadines or silk
materials. Novelties for trimming net
or lace dresses will be found at Frears.
A large line of Colored Fancy Gimps, all
shades, widths and styles, atspecial May
prices. Jet Section Gimps from 4Oc to
81 per yard. Jet Section Gimps, fine cut
bead, new designs, up to $40 per yard
Jet Bead Fringes, all widths, for wrap
trimming. Jet Bead Ornaments, fine
quality and fine prices for May. Jet Of
Plain-pointed Gimps or Ornaments, al
sizes. Jet Beadings or Headings, boil
cheap and fine, at FREAR'S.
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Hosiery you can get the right shade at
Frear's. Frear has just received new
importation 900 dozen) of ladies' super
fine fast black drop stitch Stockings, with
French toe, bottom seam, extra length;
goods that are well worth 37fc per pair,
but Frear has marked them 2jc for May.
With the above lot came ladies super
fine fast black plain cotton Hose, with
white foot, French toe and of extra
length; this is one of the most desirable
styles in the market, and one always
hard to find. Frear, by being his own
importer, is able to offer you as many as
you wish, and for the small sum of SOC a
pair. Ladies' black and colored plain
and fancy Lisle Thread Hose at pc, Bile,
SOC. G2lc, Toe. 81, SIPS and Sl.5O per pair:
In Ladies Cotton Hose all the heavy and
medium weights at FREAR'S.
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Blue Suits, such as flannels, tricots,
whipcords and yachts, range in price
from $3.50 to 81 at Frear's. 100 Boys
Long Pants Suits, sizes from IA to 10
years, made from fancy Scotch mixtures,
from $500 to so. Youths Suits, from
80 to IS inches, made from corkscrews,
wide vale diagonals, cheviots, fancy
English checks and plaids, at Sl2, S14,
SIG, S1S and $50. Also full line of
Prince Albert Dress Suits from SlS to
S2j. Frear also carries full line of
Mems Working Pants, all sizes, from 70c
to 81 per pair. Mems Blue 0veralls for
SOC and 15c at Frear's. Painters and
MasOns' White Overalls at SOC per pair.
Bartenders' Coats, Aprons and Sleeves,
Butchers Frocks and Aprons in all
cOlors at Frear's. Baseballs, Bats, Mar
bles, Tops and Neckties given with Boys
Clothing at FREAR'S.
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21c each. Frear's Ladies' Swiss Vests at
at 25c each include every quality and
style ever offered. Ladies' Swiss Vests
in both white and maco shaped bodies),
silk ribbons in neck and sleeves, regular
price SOC, Frear's May price 35c each.
Ladies' Gauze Vests, regular price 25c,
Frears May price IA cents each
Ladies' Vests, regular price SHE,
Frear's May price 25c. Ladies' Gauze
Vests, regular price SOC, Frear's May
price Soc. Ladies' Balbriggan Vests,
regular price 75c, Frear's May price 43c.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants, regular
price SOC, Frear's May price SOC. Ladies'
Extra Fine Merino Vests and Pants, silk
trimmed and fine quality, regular price
75c, Frear's May price SOC. Also a full
line of the popular DR.. Jaeger Under
wear for ladies at FREAR'S.
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CUSTOM TAILORING.-One of the
booming departments at Frear's this
month is the Custom Tailoring. Hun
dreds of orders. Suits and Trousers
made to order at Frear's popular prices;
So 900 stock of the finest foreign and
domestic suitings and trouserings to Sc
lect from. Trimmings of the best, and
fit guaranteed every time at Frears.
Trousers made to order in twelve hours.
Suits made to order in three days. Frear
employs none but first-class tailors and
one of the best cutters in the State;
therefore you run no risk in leaving your
order with Frear. Trousers made to
order at Frear's from s. to 80 Suits
from SIS to $40. The handsomest line
of Summer Suitings to select from in the
State will be found at the Troy Cash
Bazaar. Scores of the very latest styles
at FREAR'S.
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chases a fine Swiss Corded Cap trimmed
with fine embroidery. At SOC each Frear
will offer different styles French and
Swiss Embroidered Caps, dainty little
Corded Caps, Caps with horseshoe or
round backs, etc. regular and shil-
ling Caps are offered by Frear for 4.
For 60c Frear offers an extra fine EN-
brOidercd Cap, one that would be con-
sidered very cheap at SIC. At 75c Frear
offers variety of beautiful styles. Do
not try to make the baby's last seasons
cap fit this season, when Frear is selling
beautiful fresh goods in the very latest
shapes for less than you could afford to
launder the old one. Frear's Caps at 81,
1.25, $50 and Sl.75 are too handsome to
be described in this small space. 1t
would require a whole column to tell
you of the many attractive styles at
FREAR'S.
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color guaranteed fast and clear They
are the rage this season, and no gents
or lady's outfit is complete without a
negiige OF blouse waist, made from
Cambridge" "Oxford'' or Paisley"
cheviot The correct styles are found at
Frear's. For 15c per yard Frear offers
EAST Lake" cheviot, 30 inches wide, 20
styles to select from, all fast colors, just
the thing for school dresses and waists,
house dresses, etc. The most durable
wash goods manufactured. For l0c and
12tc Frear is selling AmOskeag Cheviots,
Otis Checks, ETC., heavy goods for work
ing shirts, stripes and checks in medium
and dark shades, 60 styles to select from
at Frcar's. l0c is the price Frear has
placed upon one lot of Light Fancy
Waist and Blouse Cheviots in beautiful
designs. All the staple and fancy Tick
ings at FREAR'S.
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of the season is now well supplied with
all sizes. Also, in cream and white,
plain and carved. The latest shapes in
Buttons are the square, oblOng and
olives. These goods Frear has in pearl,
crochet, jet, mohair, silk and steel. In
Trimming Braids you will find all the
latest novelties at Frear's; gold, silver
copper, steel, soutache, mohair, silk,
titan, Hercules and diamond. Cords in
silver, gold, steel; also silk cords in
all colors. Tubular Cords in all shades.
Dress Shields in all the best makes and
styles. Knitting, crochet, purse and
embroidery silks. Bergman's Zephyr
Saxony, Shetland, Spanish, German
town and Peckham Yarns are shown al
FREAR'S.
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elsewere for less than Toe. MASON
vile" Muslin Drawers. with deep Ham
burg ruffle, yoke top, only SOC at Frear's.
soc buys a superfine Drawer, with fine
cluster of tucks and beautiful Hamburg
ruffie. A variety of styles at 75c,
Frear's CSC Drawers are sold everywhere
for S1.25. Drawers at Sl.2j, Sl.50, Sl.75
and 50 and upward in beautiful assort-
ment. Extra size Drawers are always
found at Frears. Children's Drawers,
with hem and tucks, l2ic, 15c, 1Sc, zoe,
25c to 44c each. Children's Drawers,
handsomely trimmed with Hamburg
ruffle, with cluster of tucks above, Soc,
SSc, 4Oc. 44c, soc, tsc to Csc per pair.
At this department will also be found
Children's Corded Waists at 25c, AZ
SOC, CSC and T5c. All the best makes
and shapes are found at FREAR'S.
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5Oc; you can buy just two for that price.
80 dozen All-Silk Tecks, both light and
dark colOrs; you may have seen the
price on them in our centre window; in
case you have not we will just mention
the fact that we are hustling them out at
25c each. If you want any style of scarf,
knot or bow, Frear can always furnish
you with the desired article, and the
price will be rock bottom. If you want
Suspenders Frear invites you to look at
his immense stock; it includes all the
patents, plain and fancy, Farmers, GuyOt,
Fancy, Little Giant, Wizard, Century,
Ring Back, Self Locking, extra lengths,
summer weights, Pulley and Braces. As
hummer in this department he will
show you the Lace Back Suspender
which is retailed all over for SOC, at 39C
per pair. Your choice of % patterns al
FREAR'S.
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to price the rare and beautiful Flowers
for hats and corsage wear here displayed.
The prices win be of interest to you.
The largest assortment to be found in
the city at 20 per cent. less than those
asked by other dealers. There is no kind
or grade, from the cheapest cotton to the
finest silk velvet flower, that cannot be
found i'm Frear's magnificent assortment.
Violets from SOC to $3.50 per bunch,
made from the best quality silk velvet.
Wreaths are shown in great variety of
styles, prices ranging from 2jc upward.
See the silk velvet Roses shown by Frear
at SOC per bunch, in all colors. Pansies,
Hyacinths, Daisies, Lilies, Glover, Apple
Blossoms, Forget Me-Nots, Poppies, But
tercups, etc, in the dainties styles and
correct shades are shown at this Famous
De- artment. FllEAR'S.
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$3.50, 3.75, 1 to S2j each at Frears
Black Cashmere Square Shawls 81, Lis
to IS. Frear's Misses and Children's
Department affords some sterling bar
gains: 100 Navy Blue Refers, sizes to
~ years, only Sl.8O each at Frear's.
$50 Fine Cloth Refers, sizes to 12
years, SLIGO, worth %. Much finer
Refers, same sizes, 50, 2.25, $50 to 81
each. You will find at this popular de-
partment all the latest styles in Cambria
and Bingham Tea Gowns and Wrappers.
30 dozen just received. New designs,
low prices. 3 dozen Blue Shetland
Shawls roc each, cost 81 each. Please re-
member Frcar makes this great reduc-
ton rs he has too many Of one color.
Frear has 100 Misses Tuxedo Suits,
sizes 4 to 10 years, which no wishes TO
close out; actually cost s. 10 80 each,
May cash sale price $3.50 at FREAR'S,
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zoe and soc. Large Size Dish Pans 1Oc,
15c, 2Oc and 25c. Sauce Pans, with cover,
10c. Coffee Pots 10c, 15c, 20c and up
ward. Large Size Granite Teapots 0Oc.
Large Size Granite Coffee Pots 0Oc.
12-quart Milk Pans 10c. Surprise Egg
Beaters sc at Frear's. Water Sprinklers
from 10c upward. Patent Potato Washers
2jc. Fosters Scrub Brushes l2c, l5c and
pc. Two dozen Shelf Papers for &c at
Frear's. Painted Stop Pals 2jc. Roll
Pins &c and 1Oc. Pastry Boards SOC, BIC
and 45c. Skirt Boards soc, CSC and Toe
each. Chopping Bowls &c, 10c, ljc and
2jc. Useful articles at these prices go
very rapidly: Butter Moulds 10c, 20c
and pc. Clothes Horses 60c, zoe, SOC
and 00c. Clothes Baskets roc and soc
each. Splint Market Baskets sc, Sc and
ljc. Step Ladders Toe, 0Oc and Sl.2O at
FREAR'S.
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yard and go up the price scale to the
finest goods made. Beautiful patterns
in Cambria, Nainsook and Swiss edges
of all widths. A splendid line of All
overs, in any weight of material to match
white goods, can be found at Frear's at
special May prices. You can lind at the
Troy Cash Bazaar every grade, every
width, every style and every pattern
that is at all desirable in Embroideries.
VIM. H. Frear has for many seasons
past received direct from st. Gall,
Switzerland, immense lines of these
goods, and thereby saved his patrons at
least 20 per cent. on this class of goods
purchased at the Bazaar; but for this
seasons trade Frear has imported a
far greater stock of these goods than
ever before. All Embroideries are made
on materials of the best quality selected
by FREAR.