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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.


Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
l Markets. ---.s. .s.-.-.-s.ss. So,
NEW York, jan. 2G.-Moncy on call cnsy at "
to epcr cent last loan \: per cent closed offer
cd at II per cent. Primo mercantile papcr
in5M per cent Sterling exchange quiet but firm
Ut 81 Siai Sc. Sales OF stocks were I9j5ja shares
The stock market was still under the influence
OF the Chilean matter, but Its effect was on the
side OF the bulls today, and while the trlnsac.
tons continued TO show their professional char.
actcr, there was II wide distribution OF tho busl-
ness done, and the whole list shared IN the i'm.
provement made. The Associated Press, pub.
lished this morning. indicating Il complete buck
down by the Chilean government from It's pre-
vious position, took the wind out Of the sails Of
the war party, and they were as eager 10 buy this
morning Us they We're TO sell yesterday. A sharp
advance ut the opening naturally brought u
large amount OF stocks on the market Lncka.
wanna, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati d St
Louis shared prominently In the advance
Reading was active and Omaha wls also strong
Louisville y Nashville was conspicuous IN the
afternoon for its irmncss. The market finally
closed active and firm ut or near the best figures
IackGwnnna rose 81 Manhattan 9is aud Kock
Island ~ per cent. * e :" Z 81 = IS
: Railroad bonds activc. Sales s2;5lo, 900.
Government and statc bonds dull mud easier.
HoNDs AND STOCK ouorATIoSS-cLosrp DID.
U. s. is reg...-...-ll5I5 New York Cen,ral..IliX
Y. S. Is conpon"...l l5ta Ohio &Mississippi- 2ll5
U. 5. AS rcg.........l01 do pTeferrel.,... 81
Pacific rs OF '95....."l0l. 0rcsOn1mprovc't.. ~
Oregon Nay........... 81
Adams ESpress....liS Oregon Tnllls.,,,.. liz
American Express-llG Pacific Mnli......,.,., rs .
Canada racihc.....'- SOY P!ttsbursl
Canada Southern. COL Pullman palacc......lS7
Central Pacliic-.,.... 49, Read lng. ilaS
Chesapeake & Ohio ISL Rock Island plT
do first preferred G? st. Paul ..::........, S052
do second prct'd i3 do preferred .loIl9
Chi. Bur. Il Quincyl0iiSSt Paul Il Omaha, E0I
Del & Hudson...... l2J,S do preferred. llSl,
Del, Lack. " WcSt-lt5)5 Tenn. Coal & Iron- AZ,
Den. " X. &. prerd VA Texas Pactc......... 10y
Er!e,....... 3l5s Union Pacific. 80
Fort Wayne. .,.....,..lH US. Express
Illinois Central ....I0SISW. ST. l.. & p.,.. l3l,
Kansas Il Texas" lsN do preicrred....... 80 :
Lake Short. ....:.";."le! Wells Fargo Ex.....ltO
Louisville & Nash. 10Y Western Union. a. 50
Memphs& ChaS:." % Am. Cotton Oil ...s
Michigan Central .l0i Colorado Coal $500 81
Missouri Paciic... G2is Iron Silver. $50 :
Nashville l. Chatt. 50 Quicksilver. a &
New Jersey CentrnlllG do preferred ~. 90 /,
Norfolk l. ". prefd 50 Sutro........,
Northern Pacidc... 23k Rlchm'd IL ", r. T.. ilS%
do preferred. G6 Chicago Cas- ....
Northwestern. .......llSh Lead Trust .oOL,
do pre!crrcd-.....Ai sugar Trust.......,.... S3 :
Drenlstuirs and ProvislonI.
q CHICAGO. jan. a6-Whoatwas lower most ~
the day, though furry during the Inst hour
brought tho price up TO the closing figures ycs.
terGIy, but renewed weakness followed nnd the
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Cotton.
Inn Of.

SEw York. Jan. 2d.-Therc WINS no change In
the dry goods market today.
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the day, though a furry during the Inst hour
brought tho price up 10 the closing figures ycs.
tcrdGy, but renewed weakness followed and the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-27
1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. Jim. 2G-Cattle receipts COCO
head; shipments 1900 head; market steady;
good 20 choice steers 81 50a5 90: Others q lQai q
ceipts 5000 head: shipments 1000 head /;
market active: rough and common s. Sjai IS ;
mixed 81 iOai 20: heavy aud butcher weights,
q 5Oai 20: light 81 31Hi 60. Sheep, receipts
5000 head; shipments 1000 head; maEke: active
mud lErAl-
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, jan. 25.-wool IN i'm.
proved demand; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia EN aud above 00a3lc; X 2saSOe:
medium 3ia3Gc; coarse S3a3ic; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western flno or x
mud Xxx 26a2Sc; medium 8Sc; coarse Sic:
iinc. washed lelGlne Y and Xxx 32a3Sc; medium
washed comblng ind dclaine $50; coarse washed
combing and delaine SIn35c; Canada washed
comblng S2a33c COARSE 32aS3c: medium un-
washed cOmblng and dclalne 2Iae9o; coarse do
25a!7c; Montana lSa22c; territorial 1ln2Oc.
l)osroS MASS. JIM 26.-Thcrc Is n good de-
malid for wool. Ohio Y 2se:-XN and Xxx and
above 2Gisn27c: No. comb!ng 3dn3d55c; Ohio
fine deloine 331iRSic; Michigan 32a33c: unwashed
comb!ng range 2ia26c: territory unchanged;
good supers &n3Oc.. Carpet woods dull.
New ioRK, Jan. @-Wool steady; pulled 26a
&c, nUl1 90
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M EDICAl

CiNclSSATI, o., Jan. 96.-Cotton moderately
middling Ike.
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, Jan. e6,-Cattic, receipts
lGO head: shipments Gjl head market dun at
yesterdays prices. Hogs, receipts 1900 head;
shipments 200 head; market active; all grades
81 Coal 80. Sheep. receipts Zoo head: ship.
ments Loo head; mGrkc. slow ut yesterdays
prices.
\ 'CIScISSATT, o., jan. of-IIoSs higher: com
mon and light 81 7jai So packing and butchers
81 2ja! e.: receipts 5000 head shipments 1000
hpnl III. |'--
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RAILROADS.,
WHEELING &ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

WIIEELING&ELM GR0TERALR0AD.i
On and after Friday. january |. 1s9!. traini
will run ms follows, city time a
LEAVE WIIEgLlNG.-"6;0 100 a. m. 7:ooa. H., 500
{. m. 900 n M, 1000 a. H., 100 q. H., el2:0o m,
l:OO p. H., p. M. 500 p. ~, 400 r. M. 500 p
m, 500 p. m, 700 p. m. S:O0Ip IN. 800 p, m,
lla0 p. III. sF5I'l
LEAVE ELM GRorE.-"6:oo a. m. 700 a. m 500
.. m, Ia M. 1000 a m. 1l:00 q m. 1900 m,
]: 90 p M. 200 p. M, sop. m, 400 p r.. sol
p M 600 p. m. ZOO p, m. 500 p IN. 800 ?. nj,
lo:0op. m. 5a
sDnily, except Sunday. ~ 8
suSpAY.-Chnrch trains Ienre Elm Grove at
e:4Sa ~ and Wheeling OF le:I1tpI N. !;
II. L. WRlSGERDEE,
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New ionK, jan, 2G.-petrolcum opened steady,
declined Hc on small sales aud closed steady.
opening and highest G?13sc; closing and lowest
GlliSc, Sales 1000 barrels
OIL CITY, Pas, jan. c6-opcned and highest
eye: loves, 6?isc: closed nj 62Lc; salcs 1900
barrels: clearanccs 10000 barrels; shipments
1902 barrels; runs l23 ,jSl barrels.
DRApfoID. Pa. Jun. 26.-opcned at 6?1sc;
closed At exc; highest G255Sc; lowest &c; clear
anccs 50.oO0 barrels,
pITTsnuEGn. Pa, Jan. 2O-opened md highest
624sc; closed at d?l4c: lowest exc.
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Bee! Catt!c-Tho receipts included oOo head
for expor; alive per the steamer Fonar. or Lon
Gon; l6i head for shipment. dressed, 10 Liver
pool for M American Line steamer, and all cx-
porter took 80 head more for the same vessel,
leaving $.l0i head for the local market, against
3,6ll head last week. The demand was fairly
active and prices closed firm.
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The prices quoted here arc those at which
retailers purchase from wholesale houses.
Farmers shipping TO Wholesale dealers must no:
expect the full prices that dealers get. US they
will not handle produce for nothing. Where
which shippers inay expect 10 ge:. - .'''
BWtcr-Country choice. 20a2tc; country good,
1IaGlc
EggS-Fresh In case. ala2oc per dozen; fresh In
barrels, 2lH22c.
ems, spring. 9ilGc; chickens. hen yllUc: ducks
luG; turkeys, llnl2c; geese jaGc-
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Among the sales OF beef cattle at the West
Philadelphia drove yard to-day were the follow.
ing:l ~
Western steers-G2. average ,o2l lbs, 81 Is: %,
l0si lbs, 81 90; 3D. l,32l lbs, 81 Gj: is, 1857 lbs
IS 90: 2S LIS lbs, IS 90: -, 25 lbS 81 Is; ~
Il,3lO lbs, 81 rs: 81, !, go lbs, si65.
Nirginia stccrs-l6, average 1850 lbs, 81 50;
90 $50 lbs, 81 70; 10, l,i23 lbs, 81 So.
Pennsylvania oxen--7, average 1920 lbs, 81 %;
Lilo lbs, 81 70.
Pennsylvania bulls, average LII lbs, 50 Is;
I, 1850 lbs g So. =
Sheep were only in fair demand.
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CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 2G.-whcn: easier: No. 2
red 9?G93c: receipts 800 bushes: shipments
'l,5O bushels. Corn weaker; No. mixed Ilai2c.
Oats easier: No. . mixed sac. Rye firm: No.
. SEC. Pork steady at So CO. Lard In good de-
lnand at 81 ;,IH Bulk meats aud bacon quiet.
Whisky steady at 81 l6. Butter strong. Sugar
dull. Eggs steady at2lc. Cheese firm.
TOLEDO. o.. Jan. ?G.-Whcat No. May
9G5sc.. Corn, No .. 4Gl!c, Oats quiet cGsh 321$c.
Rye dull, cash SIG. CloveEsccd active: prime,
cash aud January s. Sl115; February IS 70.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-26

head and goats head were to guard
against fear and panics. while the
cornucopia was to insure wealth and
plenty.
In ceremonial uses the ring has ever
played a prominent part. Pharaoh
gave authority with such a token to
Joseph. Cleopatra used one in diplomacy
by drinking up her S575,oo0 pearl dis
solved in wine, for the edification of her
distinguished guest, Elizabeth lost a
lover and a powerful adherent in
Essex, because her pledge ring failed to
reach her through Nottingham's
treachery. A coronation ring, the
emblem of her rule. as with other
monarchs, was SO firmly imbedded in
this queens flesh that it had to be
sawn off her finger at her death.
The ring of st. Peter, upon the hand
of the pope, is sometimes more potent
than kingly edicts. It early became a
part of the pontifical apparatus. Upon
the pope's death it is taken possession
of by the cardinal chancellor. and is
then partially destroyed and is not re-
stored until new pope has been
elected.
AL are familiar with the ceremony
by which the doge of Venice welded
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-26
THE RING IN HISTORY.
Worn in all Ages and by Members
Of all Nations.
Quaint Specimens of the Goidsmith's Art
Tho Roman Thumb Ring-Hebrew
Marriage Rings of Unique Design
III An American Gem.
Especial letter.

Special Letter
"My ring hold dear as my finger; it is part
ofit"-Shakespearo.
It seems to be generally conceded
that le finger ring was nearly. if not
quite, the earliest ornament to be as
sumed by mankind. Few barrows or
mounds of prehistoric times are opened
without coming upon them in some
rude form. Small though it is, the lit
tie, perfect form has pretty extensive
literature of its own, scattered about in
prose and poem, and favorite stories of
romance are unnumbered, where the
interest turns upon ring, beginning
with the old lady of the nursery rhyme,
with rings on her fingers and bells on
her toes. Pliny charges him who first
put one upon his finger with the worst
crime against mankind; for, said the
Icynic, he led the way to all other extrav-
arances. He omitted to state his views
on those who wear rings in the nose,
ears or lips. The barbarity of the east
ern belle with hoop through her lip
lis shocking to a lady who pierces her
ears for the same purpose.
But our present interest is only with
the finger ring. Small a link though it
is, it has bound together millions for
better or worse, richer or poorer. An
impression from its seal can change the
history of a kingdom and it is worn
even into the grave, where all other or
naments are left outside.
In ancient times it was used as mon
ey, being probably strung upon cords
like Indian wampum. This accounts
for their being sometimes found UNI
earthed in large numbers, leading to
the supposition that they were the
spoils of battle. Sometimes, however,
this superstition may be correct, for his
orians tell us how Hannibal, at least,
gathered three bushels of rings after
his victory at Came, from the bodies
of slain knights, and boastfully sent
them to Carthage.
Though it was contrary to Roman
law to inurn gold with the dead, the
relatives afterward visited the urn and
deposited rings within as tokens of af-
lection. Thus many interesting relics
have been preserved. The accompany
ing cut represents Roman thumb
ring, probably worn by some member
of the imperial family, as it bears the
portrait of Plotina, Trajan's good en-
press. The crown upon her head is Of
three rows OF precious stones finely
cut. The great size of this ornament
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BION WILSON, Receiver.
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
In Equity, Feb. 20, A. D., 1892.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered, That
the Petitioner give notice to all persons in.
Portland, within and for the County of Cumber-
land on the first Tuesday of March, A. D.,
1892 BY publishing an tG attested COPY Of said
Portland Daily Press and Daily Eastern Argus
newspapers printed in Portland, in our County
Of eumberahd said p publication eat to 9s prior to
ere an hea N our said Count a ap pes @
show cause. if any they have, why the prayer of
said Petitioner Should not be granted
THos. H. HASKELL, Su,, zee Of f the
A true copy of Petition and Order OF Court
thereon. Attest: Is. Z. STONE, Clerk.
feb22 div
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the Adriatic by dropping a ring over
the side of the rich barge Bucentaur.
Alas for time! the stately bridegroom
is gone with his ancient pomp, while
the tickle bride bears upon her bosom
nothing but prosaic commercial travel,
ers and Cooks tourists, and the glory
of the marriage has departed. But the
ring, as marriage emblem, still re-
mains, it's form symbolizing eternity
and it's materials pricelessness. Nothing
is so well fitted for perpetual wear; for
the intimate relations between husband
and wife bring tolls, duties and sacri-
fees that often cause all other orna-
ments to be laid aside, while the wifely
hand remains unhindered by the plain
gold wedding band. It is a wonder
that shrill-voiced protest has not been
raised by the strong-minded sisterhood
against it's use; or at least upon the left
hand seeing that this denotes inferior
ity and subsection. Our illustration
shows two Jewish wedding rings bear
ing images of the sacred temple, the
work of a sixteenth century German
goldsmith.
The church has taken care that this
pledge shall be accounted a sacred
thing. Many superstitions are attached
to it, and few women can be induced
to remove it. And yet the matrons Of
Wausau sent their marriage rings to
be coined into ducats during the last
struggle for Polish independence. So
powerful was the sentiment of patriot
ism that even this most sacred and
fondly cherished of ornaments was
cheerfully relinquished. Who says
women would not make good citizens?
This year, the hundredth anniversary
of their fruitless sacrifice in 1892, their
granddaughters will go clad in mourn
ing and wearing no jewels except me-
mortal rings.
Gold is not indispensable to the we'd
ding ceremony, for curtain rings.
church-keys, sections Of glove-fngers,
have all been used as substitutes.
The massive ring here shown is one
presented to President Pierce in 1862 by
citizens of California. The seal bore
the arms of the state upon the national
banner and stars, with the name Frank
Pierce, and opened with a hinge, dis
slosing square box with nine COM
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Tho Graduates Remedy.

can't get to sleep. l try everything.
I count up to hundred and look at
one spot on the ceiling, say my prayers
forward and then backward, and then
think of sheep going over a fence.
but it isn't any use.
Then as I'm tossing around think I
hear some one saying: George, get
up; it's half-past seven"
''All right; in a minute"
George, get up or you'll be late"
20, no; I won't be late. Just few
minutes longer.
George, you've got to be at the Of
fee at eight You'd better hustle
90, ali right. Right away. Sc
conf ble here-can't m-m-m-pret
soon = IN = m m = hgnor = hgnor-
hgnor.''. blessed sleep). - Harvard
Lampoon. -.-.-.,---
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NOTIONS and MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
STATE OF MAINE.

Now comes Bion Wilson, Receiver in the
above entitled cause and respectfully represents
that he has collected all the assets of said res
pondent corporation and sold and converted the
same into cash. Wherefore he prays that his
account as Receiver herewith presented, be
audited and allowed; that the balance shown in
his hands be distributed among the creditors
the premises. and that his bond be cancelled
and discharged
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KID GLOVES.

We have greatly enlarged our stock by. the
introduction of several new and exceedingly
popular lines at right prices
New Chamois Gloves in white and yellow.
New SUICIDES with hooks and buttons in black
and colors.
New Saxon Beauty Kids.
New Mosquetaire Kids.
Sole agents for the famous Centemcri Kids,
the most popular glove in this country They
have no equal at the price, SLAB. They are
equal to any other kid at 50.
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COTTON UNDERWEAR.

New Night Robes with High Sleeves, well
made OF excellent material.
Lot 1-Cluster tucked yoke, sailor collar
and cuff. high sleeve ..5Oc.
Lot 2-1S tucks yoke, broad lace tucked
and lace trimmed sleeve soc.
Lot So broad tuckS and 4 insertion and
Hamburg cuffs, high sleeve .75c.
Lot BROAD Hamburg and tucked yoke,
Hamburg and tucked sleeve. high sleeve. Toe.
Lot 5-16 tucks, 6 insertion V neck tucks
and Hamburg sleeve, high sleeve. Zoe.
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A gross, rough, red face or hands, or coarse
grained, uneven or muddy skin destroy the
pleasing effect of the most handsome faces.
LEAURELLE OIL BALM viii assure, clear
smooth skin and complexion, tones down the
red nose, banishes Pinples, Blackheads, Bl9tch-
es, Freckles. Prevents tendency TO " rlnKles,
of the flesh. SOC. and S1.00 at Druggists
Large size prepaid by express for s1.O0;
Il. S. Wells, Jersey City.
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partments containing specimens Of
California ores. It was valued at
$1,000.
Such are only a few of the important
roles the ring has figured in. From the
earliest ages almost every moral feel
ing has been blended with it's history.
Religion power, love, hope, fear and
friendship have made the mystic circle
their interpreter
EMMA M. S. MCDOWELL.
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Ladies who Use Face Powders.

To neutralize the injurious effect OF any,
IF the powder is used at night, apply "LEAUR-
Ellie" in day time; if during day apply it at
night, or first battle the neck and face with
lsIEAURELLE OIL BALM" then apply the
powder. The effect is most elegant; Keeps
skin soft, smooth and pliable. SOC and Sl.0 at
Druggists, large size prepaid by express 1or
S1.O0. E. S. Wells, Jersey City.
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CHANGE OF FIRM NAME.

A FTER this date shall continue in the name
"A Of S. 4: somer;s The, business heretofore
name of Somers Bros. S. E. SOMERS. !.
Portland, Me-, Feb. 20. 1892. feb2O-2w
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.sAsEM EMIT SALE.

ONt NEW
Price. Price.
ed ,dG Chs allies ~" 49, .' e4c. 4c.
new Outing flannel. .......... 1oc 61sc.
New Striped Outing Flannel..... 1Oc. SC.
Figured and Striped new Outing
80 inch fine Ginghams. ......... 25c. 121ac.
5000 yards best American Cling
hams lZt2c.
1 lot fine American GinghamS. 1Oc.
Fine line Silk Finish Drapery Goods, 121sc
Best Table Oil Cloth As in ........ 121sc
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Bargains in Colored Dress Goods.

Over 100 different styles and shades in fine
imported Spring Suitings, with only one dress
pattern in each piece, at popular, prices,
r. Fl. White q Co. have purchased from the
soc. quality of colored Arlington Mohars, SO
inches wide. which they propose to retail at
29c per yard.
They have allowed us to have two cases of
the LOT so that we can retail them at the same
price, viz 29e.
The manufacturers have repeatedly refused
full shades of green, blue, brown gray, cardinal,
plum, heliotrope, cadet blue, apple green, cream,
ETC. They are very serviceable, and great
bargain at 29c.
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TRIMMING LACES.

Large assortment of black Trimming Laces in
new patterns Just opened. New ChiffOnS, and
the new German Lace, Point de Genes, the
French Chantilly, Point de Paris and Crochet
Laces-all at the lowest market prices.
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DON'T die in the house. Trough on Rats"
clears out rats, mice, flies, cockroaches, bed
bugs Never fails. Sold all around the world;
used by all civilized rations, everywhere.
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J. R. [BBYS FINAL, MAMMOTH WINTER SALES,
To Close the Winter and Open The Spring Seasons goods
This ATTEMPTED
Magnitude, Aractveness and Genuine Bargains Offered
Mems Furnishing Department.

Mems Furnishing Department.
Bargains That Have Not Been Equalled.
Shirts ,nd DrawerS.
Old New
Price Price.
lot Mems Natural Wool Shirts
lot lot n Mens Natural Wool Shirts
and Drawers. 49,. I2O 10
/ lot Mems genuine Bennington
Shirts and Drawers ...........-. ZOO l.OO
Hosiery.
Old New
Price. Price,
l case Mems Middlesex Half Hose 1919 90
TQuantity Limited.]
1 case Mems Cashmere Half Hose .371s rs
white Shirts.
Special sale of superior goods, manufactured
to order, equal in material, workmanship ana LII
to custom made shirts.
Eureka Shirt; lac.
Same as we have been selling freely at Soc;
thoroughly well made, of good material, shape
same as better shirts
Ego Shirt, SOC.
Extra heavy cotton, heavy linen front, made
to withstand hard service; great value at SOC.
Bonner Shirt, ZSC.
This celebrated Shirt is made of fine cotton,
fine linen front, tailor cut, workmanship, and
tit guaranteed has no superior at 75c.
Famous Seneca Shirt, $H.OO.
Made by special order, wider, and 8 inches
longer than any others, of the best n. Y Mills
Cotton, Superfine linen 'front.' workmanship
and fit equal to custom made shirts. The
best $1.O0 shirt in America.
Laundered, 10c. extra on all the above.
Splendid line of Neckties at 371A and 25c.
Neptune Waterproof Collars. ......... zoe.
's 9 Cuffs. 3Sc.
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Linen DaMask, Napkins and
TOWcling,

Bargains in Unbleached Damask,
from 25c. to 92c.
Bargains in Bleached Damask
$50 " from 371sc. to $500
Special value in fine Damask for. 81 90
100 dozen Huck Towels. 21x42 $3.50. 121ac.
Better qualities in Huck Towels,
15c, zoe, 22c.. Csc, soc.
90 dozen Damask Towels, with knotted
fringe, 22x4S, at, 49, .......-.... 25c:
Fine line better qualities up to S1.25
Glass Toweling G1Ac., l0c and 121sc.
Twilled Toweling .315c., &C., 10c. and II 1sc.
Turkey Red DamaSk. .3oc.
Large Assortment in New Styles of Tur
key Red Damasll at. .......... SOC.
case Feather Ticking at. ........ loo. per yard
MN EEnIs$.
10 pieces Super White Flannel. ......... 25c
10 pieces Gray and Brown Mixed FlannelS 25c
Both of the above lots are Extra Bargains.)
CHECKED NAINSOOAS,
Fine Assortment from DC to 42c
Special Values at .........-...--. 1919 and 17c
A-NEE.EsT%.
t<,D Lots
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-26
ROUGH OF conNs. Liquid, l5c salvean Plaster, 1oe
URough ON Itch - e

Ointment cures Skin Humors, Pimples, Flesh
Worms. Ring Worm, letter, Salt Rheum,
Frosted Feet, Chilblains, Itch, Ivy Poison,
BARRIERS Itch, Scald Head, Eczema. Soc
Druggists or mail. E. S. Wells, Jersey City