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The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

KANSAS CITY. No, Oct. chickering's Of
wheat on change to-day by sample were the
smallest since the crop began 10 move. There
was d very good demand for car lots at prices
averaging about / cent lower than yesterday.
Some declines were not that much Shippers
bids were about cent lower Several small
lots out of store were sold and 5000 bushels
No. hard were sold for direct export Car 10 Is
sold &C less to be unioaded here than to &c
through.
Prices were quoted as fellows; No. , hard
wheat, old SOC; lcw 56fl5il &c No. hard
wheat, old 52c: new, 5295ic; No. hard
wheat, Old, 20 Sic: new. aSG52c: rejected hari
wheat, 10 t49c, No red wheat. 5916oc;
No j red wheat old, ESc; new, 81 55c; No 4
red wheat. - z 52c.
Offerings oi cash corn were small ana the
market was unchanged Some talk Of new corr
offerings in the country were heard. Closing
cash prices were: No white, nominaly G .
3j}se. No. } white, 35'3c; No. = mixed Il o
3it.c; No 3 mixed, 33Ia@3ic; No 4 mixed,
quoted nom!nally at 3lc; no grade, quoted
nonlinaily at Soc, Shippers bid 37c river and
40ac Memphis for mixed corn
Oats were weak Cash prices were. No.
mixed. 25G22ll2c No 8. 24ln25c No. 1, 80 i q
2ic: No. white sold at p Q 2sc; No. white, 2
Gl2.c,
Rye was very hard TO sell ana many Of No
finally went at i5c river: No. ) at 43c; rejected
I0c.
Flaxseed steady 91E98c according to bill
ing on the basis of pure; small lots &c less
Bran steady; 56151c. according TO billing, 100
ID. sacks.
Hay-Receipts. 10 cars, market strong. Quo
tations are: Timothy. choice. IS 10: good, - 5.
G5so,: clover. mixed s5G0a7.o0 per ton, fancy
prairie new, ss 90; good TO choice, $3.50 80
low grade. 81 5)g6 81
Chicago Gra!u ID Provisions.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
TtiIRD DAY kT GREAT BEND.

4 Large Crowd on tin" Cheye ne bottoms
up and I.uppv stake. Nearly Com
pleted.
GREAT BEND, Kan. Oct 2S.-The
third day and second round iu the Great
Bend derby began after "A long delay,
owing to 4 meeting of the executive
committee to consider protest entered
by Mr. Watson, of Brooklyn, y. y.
against Mr., Luce's greyhound, Laura,
as being too old to run in the puppy
stake. After hearing testimony on
both sides the protest was sustained
and the dog disqualified.
At II o'clock q start was made. the
line of beaters being nearly Il mile long,
and the largest crowd ever seen in the
Cheyenne bottoms. Smart's Lady Grace
beat Massey's What Care !, Haighs
Master Glendinc. a bye. In this
course Glendine broke his leg
and was withdrawn. Bartelrs Boom
erang beat Price & Royce's Ca
nary, Price & Royce's Raven beat
Lyons Royal Ruby, Laidlaw's Ketchum
beat Price & Royce's Sylph, Luce's
Lightfoot beat Loves Sir Hugo. Bal
lard's Buckskiu beat Watson's Alladin,
Rew's Delsarte beat Lyons Redwood,
Lyons Scavenger beat Loves White
Lady.
Third round, Cup stake -Luce's Lady
Barton beat loves Prime, Charlie
Roetzers Fanny beat Bartell's Irish
Lass: loves Master Peter beat Luce
Nettlefeld: Bartell's Monk Bishop beat
Aliens Woodford Boy To-day will
finish both Cup and Puppy stakes
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
THE NiOIil{ AN.
\ Vessel That Cost Miiifoi and IL Hall
IikelY to BE Co ,dcmned.

LIKELY To fbt GO 'dcmucu.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2S.-At the fab
ulous cost of over 1880, 900, and with
scarcely eight years service to her
country, the United States steamer
Mohican stands good chance of being
condemned, put out of commission and
assigned to permanent mooring in
Rotten Row at the Mare island navy
yards. Nothing short of miracle saved
her from total destruction and many Of
her crew from watery graves during
her recent cruise in Behring sea- In
the vicinity of Cooks inlet, on June 5
last, the Mohican ran upon a hidden
rock. striking no less than three times
before her keel had passed over. As a
heavy sea was running, it was thought
she would pound herself to pieces. The
crew was called to quarters, but for
tunately huge sea cleared the ship
over the rock and she put into Cook S
inlet 1t is feared the damage is so
great it would not be worth while to
try to repair her
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

KANSAS CITY, Oct - - Egcs-L1rEer receipts
fair supply, quiet, steady; fresh eand3c1 Is &C
held. l.rsc. Butter-Heavier receipts, accum
ulating dull STEADY creamery. extra fancy, sc
fancy. 25c. good TO choice. 22fs1tc. store
packed l3I 15c; packing, l.c Grease &c. Dairr
active, firm; faIcr, scarce .0c: choice, i3f,l ,l6c
Poultry Heavy receipts, de-a3ral;zed ROSTERS
l5G.oc each: hens, 5t3c springs, weak. large
sc: broilers. ,Gg9c per ID Iurkcys-Faii
receipts gobblers, &c. hens, firm, 9 &c
D0cks-Old, 4Es5c per pound. springs quiet
weak &c. Gcese-Dull- SC per ID. yo1ag
&C, Pigeons, wanted -! Apples Large re.
ceipts, dull; common, 800 $3.50 fancy, scarce
s3.0J135l: Michigan. -3.5U New YORK = - 8
80: Canadian. "a 755s5.0o per bbl Pears
Illinois, sc Per peck basket: Bartlett, 80 4
800 per bu: New York. 6E7 per bbl Q2incea
SOC per = ba basket Grapes. plentiful, casy
frmer: Concord, New YORK fancy. 257y2sc ne
diCn. .-ss5s24c; Michigan anj Ohio. - E52ae Del
awares. ef61c per lib basket Cranb-r~s..s
s1Gys 80 per bbi-
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
lseit!,-1ed inura-ca Case

CHICAGO. Oct 2S.-Tle II ONE InsC--
ance Co. has en tered suit in the United
States circuit court against William Z.
GovreIl and Dr.. David j.. Eosb1rg Tor
SIS. 600 damages The defendants are
charged with securing the payment o.
policies ii southern Illinois under VIVA :
is known as the system Of ''dea th-bed'
insurance. \ particular case cited IS
thai of Gordon \. Curtis, OF Ear Iville,
IL. who. il is stated, vas taken, for
$, 900 last August and died suddenly
forty days after.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
CapitafiStS Down South.

GREENv1LLE, Miss. Oct os.-Green.
vile handsomely entertained a train
load of prospeetors from the northwes,
at Harmony hall last evening. The
party was composed of forty substan.
tial citizens and capitalists from Iowa,
Wisconsin and Illinois, who are max
ing trip over the Valley railroad in
charge of Capt j. f. Merry with view
OF locating in the south A banque,
was rendered them here and this morn
ing they were shown the city. The en-.
tire party is highly pleased with the
south and her prospects
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
STASlSiSG AFFRAY.
The North Caroliua POpuiist Ca ndidat
For Governor Uses "A Knife.

The North Caroliua POpuiist Ca ndidate
For Governor Uses "A Knife.
RALEIGH, n. C, Oct 2S.-Iu a poiiti-
cal speech at Greenville, Wednesday,
Dr. EXum, peoples party candidate for
governor, called c. b. Aycock. demo-
cratic candidate for elector at large, a
liar The latter and Mario1 Butler, pop
ulist candidate for elector, left in bug
gy and Exum followed. In Wayne coun-
ty, the two men quarreled when Avcock
called on Exum to apologize. Exum
refused and Aycock told him that he
was liar and a scoundrel. Exum hav-
ing a large knife, jumped at AycocS
who took stick from Butler and
struck Exum. Then walking back
wards AycoclS stumbled and fell
and Exum jumped on him, struck him in
the face, and cut him in the
arm and side of the head
Butler ran to pull EXucn off. Exum,
cursing Butler, told him he would kill
him if he did not stand back. After
Butler had parted them Mrs. Exum ran
out of the house and begged AycoclS
not to renew the fight. He then told
her that as she was woman he would
yield to her entrcaties. Aycock and
Exum are both hurt, the former badly.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. Oct 2s.-Hogs Receipts, 2soo);
official yesterday, 25,5l2; shipments yesterday,
IL, l,l59; left over about 5000 quality only fair:
market opened active and firm at yesterday :
closing igurs later ruled easier, but prices not
quotably lower. Sales ranged at s. 20G5 50 for
light; S. 25l5 10 for rough packing 80 IS 3e5 for
mixed: s. 50Q5 % for heavy packing ana ship
ping lots; pigs, 81 3alD55o
Cattle-Receipts, l..oo1; official yesterday,
1859: shipments yesterday, 5,02i; market quie,
and prices steady
Sheep Receipts. 100: official yesterday s.
9i4. shipments yesterday, 2,2s1; market fair
ly active and firm.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
NITRO-GLYCERINE HAVOC.
Three Persons KNOWN to BE Killed an,
Two Imiureu.

Three Persons Known to BE Killed and
Two Injured.
LIMA, O., Oct 2s.-A nitro-glycerine
factory, two miles south of here, ex-
ploded this morning with report
heard for miles, while the force of the
conclusion shook buildings and caused
windows to rattle in all parts of the
city.
Three persons are known to have
been killed and two injured. In adj
dition two teamsters are missing
and it is probable that their bod
les are in the wreck The farm
house of William Hooker. over a mile
from the factory. was totally wrecked
and a servant girl injured by falling
debris \ farm house u mile distance
was damaged and 5000 plate glass
front in the Metropolitan, fully three
miles awav was shattered
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
VIII Hc Heard November -

TOPEKA. Kan. Oct 2S.-Tke hearing
CT the Kansas undertaI7ers. who are be
ing arrested on complaint OF the anti
trust undertaken. J. NJ Knight. has
been set for NoEeal ber 81 before United
States Commissioner J. c. Wilson. At
Topeka.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
New YORK Grain.

NEW YORK oct 2S -RaceiP.s WI -. 1I3 90
bu-: eorn.12,sB bu: shipments wh.s 81
600 bG corn. I6i,DJJ bu Wheat-3i&:. s,3sc;
December 753se. Corn Nav att.c. December
50Ssc Oats-May. 39!1e: Dccem5er 35s3
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st, Louis Grain.

ST LOUIS Oct. .S-Recepts wheat la>,OC
hu.; shipments 5000 bu.; receipts corn. 81, ,OoO
bu.; shipments, 2S0ol bu. Wheat-Octoher
Csc, December, 665G67e. Corn October, 81 &C;
December, s71sc; May, ilG4llsc. Oats Octo
ber sc; May, 33l sc
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02
MARKET REPORTS,
Kansas City Live Stock.

Ca.tle-Reeeipts, 9.s5o: calves. es4; shipped
yesterday, 3,77a: calves. Sd The market Tor
beef cattle generally was strong TO loc higher;
feeders steady. The following are represent
atiye sales:
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

PHILADELPHIA Oct 2s--The present
term of the criminal court presents u
great array Of homicide eases Sixteen
lnurderers. men aad women. are lying
in the couat- nsisoa awaiting their
trial for taxing the life OF fellow be-
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

Sneep-Retelpts, ooIf shlppeN ytsttFuiy,
S24, The market unchanged The follow
ing are representative sales:
Slambs ..... 20 s5a ~ E.......... - So
Il NUT. :. 81 40 - NUT. 9l 40
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

GUTHRIE. Ok, Oct 2S.-The annual
reunion and encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic Of Oklahoma
closed at Edmond after n three davs
session Nearly 10000 people were
present to witness q sham battle.
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

Brick Pomeroy has announced that
he viii vote for Harrison
The Butler weekly times., 1892-11-02

Hogs-Keceipts, ll,s43. shipped yesterday,
2+54. The market was steady TO sc lower,
closing dull and weak, The following are rep
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Ia Ultima m0da
Asses DELLA PUBLICACI0N

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOdoS los do.
mingos, en- un pliego de 10 grandes paginas
tres cOlumnaS, con multitud de mOdelOS, de
de trajes, abrigos, confeccones, sombreros,
pelnadOs, adOrnOS labOreS de Ultima move.
dad. Una de las hOjas de cada nnmerO cOntie.
ne OchO paginaS de novela on fOrma cOnvenien.
tie para hacer encuadernadas; otra esta desti-
NADIA una plancha dc dibujOS para bOrdar, y
al dorSO: unas veceS retratOs dc nOtabilidades
contemporaneas OtraS, juegos de sOcledad;
OtraS, l8minaS de mobiliariO y Ornamentacl0n; (;
Otras, en- fin, nOvelitas cOrtas, hgurines espe
ciales, TODD con grabados. Las OchO paginas
reStantes del peri0dico Ofrecen multitud de
mOdelOs, artlculos, revistas, consultas, recetas,
pas6JiempOs; texto siempre esmeradO de GUAM.
to puede inteTeSar las senOraS y senOrltaS, y
ante tOdO sobre TODD de la mayor moraldad,
= A cada ndmerO ac0mpana un regalo, o.
sea SO al afO, consistentos en- hgur1nes- acuare'
las, hojas de patrones CON dibujos para bordar,
patrOnes cortados hOjaS dc cuatrO paginas
dos tinJas, de dibujos para bOrdados artisticos,
cromOS representando preciOsaS labOres, md.
Eica, etc. etc. A pesar dc estas ventajas, es
81 peri0dicO mas baratO en- Eu claSe, como pue
dc verse por los siguientes:
PTeCiOs dc sAscyiCj6s ess PssertO-12icO -
Seis meses, $3-50.-Un aio, $6.-Pago antici.
pado.
(52 N6MEROs AL ANO).
Como dc costumbre, 8 tOdaS las sus.
eritoras que anticipen 81 a1o, SO les hara uD
regalo extraordinari0.
Agente dc LA ULTIMA MoDA en- Puerto.
Rico,
Successor de s. G. de Mantlla- Propaganda
LSteFGTSG.--San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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Fabrica de Oarros y Oarretas
Saa Josk.-~EsTABLECIDA EN- GAaUAS
Propietario. =. Josa del Carmen Ortiz

I'm iicho :a,1:oF, / Ia oaeata aoa todQs los
dGliesAneoasarioas SO taa sisAn y oJmDonep t0da
olase de vsh'ell0s, tales 6ono 00GHES, Ca
RR0s. CARRG A3 ste. eto s preoi0s eoon0~
tniaos oou u7.i ,tonales. Fay sianpre una
ouena exlsten ;ia Ia earros hschos para la
vanta.
So emplsa la mejof maiars del pals, para
n otlai ouenta la faarca oou una buena exis.
senoia de elias.
Las 6rdenss de5sn snVarss ri dicho pro.
pietacio ca Cayuas O Sncasares lie Quevsdo
Haes sue asoREs Dd .ABARGA en esta Ga.
oit8l. SO
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lente impartial, eco de Ia opinion de Ia prensa
Emulsion Creosotada
DE RABELL,

Farmac9utico de la Universidad de la Habana.)
Efcag g poderoso seosedio para las emferme-
dGdes del pechO.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del Dr. Ra-
bell, es un magnffcO y marayilioso agente to-
rap6uJico de 6xito seguro On ia B-0WQuitis.
IIs5s, LGringjtis, Asm9. Cat1rros. Toses pert
2aGces ReefrsGdOs Eser6fulG. Aasemia, R1quj-
.tisns0 en- los nnos, DebalidGd general =, On 81,
ma. para las afecciones de Ia gaTganta. los
br6nquios los pulmones. Desplerta el ape
tito vigOriza las naturaleg0s mas e-npObreci-
das. Els el remedio por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABELLs
nueva, hnica y original asoeiaci6n de ACEITE
DE -BACALAO, CREOSOTA HIPOFOSFITO5
DE CAL 7 SOSA, es una delicada crema, de
suave olor balsamco, de gcato sabor, pslada-
BILE hssta por los nifios.
Todos los enfermos la tomarAn sin repug-
nancia, con facilidad y gusto. Est8 elaborada
con esquisito esmerO. Pru6bese admirara So
rapida acci6n curativa.
@V6ase ell amplo prospeoto que acom-
pala cada frasco.-De venta en- todas las
Droguerfas y Boticas de la Isla de Cuha.-De
p0sito principal: ola Reunion" de Jose aa-
rra.-Habana. = Puerto Rico, Farmacia y Dro-
guerra de F. Guillermety.
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ehAN1ES TALlERES
de maQulnarla, Euadleloa, Galdereria ~ Herretia
-SOBRINOS DE- PORTILLA
SAN JUAN, PUERTo-RICo.


0.#'
de Me con6a pai
Dp6Sos kQNldos
Rgas CotNmnas edoio
+ de cmatqaNer t0m0nO
Adeznas ofxecen los sres sobrnog
aemanes
LADRILLOS TERRA REFRAOTARIA
11mfas accesOriOs para N1aQuinistsas
~VENTILADORES PORTATILES
ytor
Los de classes; Etaho brrm Lamparas
een nvepta
IN
TALLEREs FUNDIOION DE Los "A
SEeS. SobFinos de PortilIa
eaaoeds
Yisffeaase Eos dichOs 1alleres,
onde us drenos pdbico
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MUGRTOS rGSQCitaQOS

Los nfimerosos enfermos que perdida toda ses-
peranza dc curaci6n Sc vieron al borde del sepul
Gro y lograrOn salvarse tomando el
LlCOr balSaMICO de Dred Veletal del DR.. Gonzalez.
ma que obIa cOsa parecen neuertOs resWc6t0dOS.
En- veinte amos que cuenta de existencia tan
preciOsO medicam0ntO sc han curadO mas de
CIENTO CINCUENTA MIL
personals que padecfan del pecho, de la garganta,
de Ia vejiga de impurezas de la sangre.
FL remedio mas popular de Cuba, el que ba
logrado acreditarse desde ell cabo de San Antonio
hasta la punta de Mas1, es 81
IiC0r baISamiCo de brea VejetaI del
DIR. GONZALEZ,
porque ningdn otro medicamento nacional ex-
traniero, 60 tan efcaz 81 para la curacion de
las toses agudas cr6aicas, garrasperaa, ronque-
ras, p6rdida de la VOC, irritaciones de garganta
peoho, catarros, bronquitis grippe, tiss incipien-
Para combatir ell asma ahogo ca la medicina
por excelencia, asf como para el reumatismo, gotta
NAL de piedra.
Los catarros de la vejiga, que tanto atormen-
tan Ia pobre humanidad, los huios del dido de
la uTetra, cuando no tienen por causa e contagio,
desararecen con 81 uso del IIC0R Balls AMI
DE BREA VEJETAL Del DIR GONZALEZ
LOs escrufulosos, cUyoa est6magos recaazan
81 aceite de bacalao las emulsiones, deben acn-
dir al LICOR DE BREA DEL DIR. GONZALEZ;
asf como los que padecen de granos, herpes, plea
cones, llagas, dlceras en- general de cuaIauiera
otra efecci6n ue la piel.
Ell llC0r balSamcO de Drea Tegetl del Dr. GONZALEZ
purifca la sangre, despeja la oabeza, hace engor-
dar, da sueno tranquilo produce buen humor.
FARFULLEROS MALANDRINES
de distntos lugares han imitado ell LICOR DE
BREA De GONZALEZ hasta compuesGo otros
CON nombrea pareeidos para sorprender al pnblico
dAndole cato por iebre. Ell pdblico debe tener
mucho cuidade al comprar el LICOR DE BREA
dehe pedir 81 legftimo, al que cura, que ca ell Que
prepare el DR. GONZALEZ en- la
BOTICA DE SAN JOSE,
calle dA Aguiar n: 106, Habana, que SO vende
en- todas las ,drognerfas boticas de las Islas de
Cuba Puerto RieO:, 1914
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En- 700 pesos

Sc vende una MdQgiaG de aoerrar made.
rast de so,ida construction y. trahaif,s autor1 i.
ticos Para intcrmes, Successor dc Qu-vedo
Hess. --sap Juan PuArto. RrGn 1s3z
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Scsor. de Quevedo & Hess,

0ossstssoAes - Desttlo ct6a ne Ldcorfs al V0uo..
Esta fahrca que trabajs con Ius al3a. A,,,a
r0ka m0dernoa que secunoUen, gsEhnlias - r..,.
resR dc eus prouuotoa, pOrque ian aldo Ans.ii.
sadoa % Al baHorat0lto eufli1lcA tis eetn CYss,
dad San apap, Puerto Iluo 81 eaers,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
MEMS FURNISH
INGS.'

xN1o.
Mems White p. X. Ties, to
close &c each.
Mems or Boys Windsor
Ties at &c each.
Travelling Bags, all sizes,
10 to IS inch, retailed as high
as 81, choice of any size soc.
Mems Outing Shirts,
starched collars and cuffs,
regular value 81, sale price
6ec.
Mems Night Shirts, regu-
larly sold at soc, sale price
33c.
Domet Shirts, regular soc
quality, at 32c.
Domet Shirts, regular
62 I-2c quality at 44c.
Boys Gin2ham Shirts, to
close at I9c.
Mems Percale Shirts, sizes
I6 and 16 I-2, slightly soiled,
all to close at IL I-2c each.
Odd Collars, soiled, at &c
each.
Unlaundered Shirts, all
sizes, many ask soc for them,
our sale price 33c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11

Many more to be found o.


Many more to be found on
our-counters.
Mems full size Handker-
chiefs in plain, white or tur-
key red, 3 for Ioc.
Ladies' China Silk Hand
kerchiefs, large size, wide
hem, actual value soc each, to
close 33c.
Windsor Ties, to close them
quick, 8 for Ioc.
Windsor Ties, all silk,
usually sold at II to I9c each,
to be closed out in this sale at
&c each.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11

stock is complete, as in the
height of the season. Our
prices have been cut down to
less than one quarter cost as
we are decided to reduce it to
its lowest. Note prices:
Trimmed Hats.
6oc-1 lot Trimmed Hats,
in all colors and shapes, have
been selling from $1.9S to
$2.49.
$1.49-These Hats have
been So, $4 and S..
$2.19-These Hats down
from So, 81 and So.
IL 1-2c-1 lot Trimmed
School and Sun Hats for
Children.
23c-Among this lot none
worth less than SOC up to 81.
This lot in white, brown, navy
and drab, with fine satin rib
bon for trimming.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
Untrimmed Hats.

We have every shape il
this seasons goods only, foi
Ladies, Misses and Children
in fancy and plain straws,
Milands, etc.
15c-This lot has been our
regular 25c to SOC goods,
They are in Bonnets, Flats,
Walking Hats, etc.
25c-One lot Hats sold
regular from SOC to 9Sc.
39c-Our regular 81 to
$l,49 goods.
49c-This table loaded with
every shape which we have
sold from Sl.39 to $2.9S.
Sailors.
25c toSl. l.23-All Trimmed
in white, navy, black and all
colors, in fine INLAND straw,
R. & r., etc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11

Deahy Brothers !
TOMORROW'S GREAT BARGAIN DAY

TOMORROW'S GREAT BARGAIN DAY.
Prices are to be mutilated, cost is lost sight Of
price cost almost forgotten No help for it though
The price cost on Dress Goods almost beyond
reason. Every laggard piece of goods must be sold
at price. Remnants just right for Waists
Skirt will cost but trifle. Black Cashmere, soc,
6oc Shepard Plaids A. inches wide, IS and SOC
yard. Bedford Cords, yard wide zoe, reduced
from Csc Black Lansdowne, 69c yard, reduced
from vi. Ear end)
LADIES BLAZERS AND WRAPS
An unmatched Offering upstairs. 200 Blazers
going at $2!48 each, reduced from SIS. Eight $l2
Wraps going at $e.4e. l-tl-L.1
MILLINERY REDUCTIONS
Nicely Trimmed Sailor Hats, prices cut to soc,
75c and 81. Girls and Misses Sailor Hats charm
ing styles, prices cut to 98c and 81. SO each.
Babies Lace Caps, now 25c. 81 Lace Caps now
Soc Boys Hats and Caps. (Upstairs)
BOYS SUITS.
A tempting for the mothers who care to get two
Suits for the ordinary cost OF one well for the
bows who want to be well dressed. (Upstairs
SHOES FOR SUMMER
cases Red Ties at 98o pair, reduced fIom
$1ss.
8 cases Childs solid leather Shoes sizes to 8
at 43c pair reduced from 75c
IL cases Misses grain tip Shoes sizes to 2,
75c a pair, reduced from ST..
CARPETS! CARPETS!
20 pieces Ingram Carpets splendid styles at
39c yard, for tomorrow only. (Upstairs)
Ten pieces Straw Mating IL Lac yard, re-
duced from zoe.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
PAwTUCKET TRIBUNE: MONDAY EVENING JULY H. 1872
NEW IDEA STORE
TOMoRRoW !


shelves
Up and no
place Wednesday July 27th and object
o o ~ &-.
and o'clock
Remnant Day
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
RADIKIu & C00NEY

We again remind you that we
keep in stock large Campaign
Flags made of the best quality.
Standard Bunting for home use,
also small sizes for private resi-
dences.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
We have q lot of broken lines
of Ladies Oxford Ties, lines that
we cannot duplicate We will
close them out at half price.
50. We Have the Leader.
Will sell our $3.50 Button Boot
this week at 50 a pair. We have
the B, G, d, E and + wide, COM
mon sense and opera toe, this is a
chance you don't get everyday.
81. s something for Gents.
We will sell this week all our
50 so Shoes in lace or congress,
cap or plain toe, 5 and 6 wide.
Price this week only.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
LACE DEPARTMENT.

All remnants and odds and
ends left over from this and
last seasons business to be
turned into cash. In many
instances the cost is not con-
sidered. Our object is to have
a thoroughly fresh stock this
fall.
A few of the extraordinary
specials.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11

Bad time of the year to carry
your money without a purse OF
some kind. Keep it dry, it costs
but little here. Presto change
Purses at 25c a set.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
aletr 9nra 9tnrr.

A lot of Millinery Ribbon,
usual price IS to soc a yard,
all must go at I2c yard.
Remnants of Ribbon &c.
4" " d" &C.
+" &c and
upwards.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
CARPET AND
UPHOLSTERY DEPT

In this department rem
nants accumulated. Some of
the Carpet Remnants large
enough for a room, and others
only large enough for a mat,
but they are all marked down.
Remnants of all kinds of
Drapery Goods, Fringes and
lots of odds and ends to close
out.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Small lots of odd pairs to
be closed out.
MILLINERY.
In this department our
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
ODDS AND ENDS.

In every department we will
move now at sharp reductions
Short lengths in woollen and
Wash Dress Goods. Come in for
the Chlldren's Dresses.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-07-11
BATH TOWELS AND
SOAP.

One with the other, get a large
cake of Pine Soap at &c.
Bleached Bath Towel at 10c.