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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

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The SPECTATORS have secured the
cootr.ct. frr carrying the mall on mos,
10 III. mail route of TIL. state. That !.
a condition 20 ,hlngs that naturally dec.
not pleas. th. local stage driven. /;
neither !. Il pleasing Ia ,h. people grn.
orally. Who would like to s-e the spsyu.
lator. "g,t stuck" on every roais they
bid Oh.
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There !. . good frsels On the Ksase-
be- ics hslds.
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rIiE .ai.crilsr h~r,by give. pablo no'ic. that
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81 ths tfust ~ Ads-in.tfa t.sr ~ The tstste 81
riN' k>rN nrH>li,M. late ~ nsthsi.
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luar.~.iists ysymsnt sni tho-s vho have sny
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lee ~ Isl ADDISON y. HtRRftk.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

The latest pl,n proposed for keeping
cholera out of America u Ia prohihii
immigration for the next year. surh
sstion msy - unnecessary, " the im-
migrant busln-.s Ia mad. &c Improbable
Tor the steamship llae. ss IL WAS Ia the
case of the last lot IL stsersg- pass-ngcr.
brought to Portland. To fumis ate sni
ton co.t the company sboui $40 q head.
csrc for them at the qusraniiDe station
aud y. the .um zach Immigrant pay. Ter
.t..rsg- passage i.only s.o. ID. hslapcr
remaining Il handy worth the bother.
The company threatens Ia bring bo
more si"crsgc passengers under those
conditions.
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4 Orgaa voluntary.
4 ps,-ar-.iuusl Hymn.
A Ohsfas, I'VE Csrns O. Crusn fhss
I. Es.T.n-iys Essiins. What shall We hsn.
isr uta t.oif"
81 fFayvr.
a 1b.ru. "A Nsrry Chftstms.".
: No. itatiHn - sstri
= ~.tla ant Tut. " The Chirst In The
% Astdir~.-. 81 fa-t.sf.
IA ghsra. -sluf t.rsat Messiah.
a. Rs-possis. Rssiing. ths thy ~ t'~i'.
% so,o. Qaartstte Anl Chorus. ",hlmes 81
hrsHty".
iI Rs,italion-Ssl-tsi'
10 1hri-tmas pfsrng.
IS Solg and Chorus, Tbs >ons % Distant
Age."
NJ. Responsive Railing -Hea,saly Nolos.".
a. ~olo an ChsFus. -fesos'.
- SiagiRg "GiSns fatn".
~ hss~lgton
o. fv-tla.is.
The Christmas entertainment az the
Methodist church SATURDAY. -s-ning ~ss
enjoysd by all pressnt. The Christmas
tire. we're well loaded With pretty aud
valuable presents, ani presented = very
attractive appearance. The follosing
program was rendered In crc,lltAble
manner aud all CONNECTED With the en-
tertalnm~ut and especially the children
are deserving 20 the highest praise.
Program.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

Two movement. In the form IL =
n.gru ".xodu." at th. South are nos
attracting attention as Offering possible
solution 81 tb. n.gro problem. Hut the
COUNTRY ha. SEN too many nishe. In the
p.n of that Kind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-12-27

The question % oIenlng the world.
fair "u sunday Vas Que of the very fir.t
To- pap lat" sight WHEN conere.s opcnci.
Ia. management of the fair IL ssli TO
b. lsrg-l, Ia h,or of sunday Opening,
aud will make q light for ".
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
Bo.ton's Big roroh,,gh, Parade.

BOsToS, Nov. 4-The big Republican
torchlight parade last night was the ecu.
ter Of attraction for every one whose time
for an hour and half could be donated
20 reviewing the demonstration. Probably
3OO,OO0 persons lined the streets over
which the procession passed The line
moved promptly at = o'clock under the
leadership Of Chief Marshal Briggs and a
staff Of 30 men. The 1000 men marched
through mud and filth, shouting for Har-
rison snd Reid, and receiving An ovation
at nearly every street corner All along
the line private houses and business
blocks were decorated with the national
colors aud lanterns The Harvard boys
were there, IA thousand strong, dressed in
cap aud gown OF crimson and white, each
carrying flaming torch. They made one
OF the best displays in the procession
The Arlington Mills Cadets OF Law
renee, In sailor costumes. were literally
applauded. The Apsley Guards Of South
Framingham, 100 men. made a fine show
ing. Among the other out-of-town or
CARNATIONS which were conspicuous were
the scandinavian Republican club, the
Hyde Park Republican club. an organic
alton from Woonsocket, RI, the Sawyer
Guards OF Lynn, the llopedale Cadets and
the Draper Guards Of Hopedale. United
States Watch company Of Waltham, the
Lodge Cadets Of Lynn, company G Of At.
tleboro and others. In the line were
many tally-ho coaches and wagons, from
which fireworks we're continuously dis
played At Adams square the procession
was reviewed by the chief marshal and
disbauded.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
SHOE DEPARTING

Ladies, we have the greatest bargain In
fine Shoes that weever offered For Satur.
days Sale, S229.
Ladies' Fine Dongola Kid, French
process, as fine rs any French Kid stock,
we have them in lace or button, dongola
tip or patent leather tips, all widths from
B TO T., smooth inner soles, every pair is
worth $3.50; we will sell them Saturday
at 1929. Ladies call and examine them
before you buy.
Ladies' Opera Toe, with potent tips, all
sizes, worth sl.25; our price SIC pair.
Ladies' Overgaters, Z buttons, the best, e,
good filters, worth 81; sale price 50c pair.
1900 pairs OF Ladies' Storm Rubbers,
sizes from 1-2 to 12, at 25c a pair;
worth SOC.
Boys Fine Calf Shoes, CAP toes, worth
e pair, sizes 3 TO 5 10, at 81, Saturday
only.
$50 pairs OF Gents Fine Calf Shoes, in
cap or plain toe, every pair warranted, the
latest styles last, worth 50 pair; Satur.
day price si.9s pair.
cases of Boys Shoes, in lace only, sizes
IL to 2, worth 81 pair; sale price 79c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
SHOE SALE |!

Fpr Saturdav's sale we have
just received 483 pairs Of Ladies'
VI SEES and Cnildren's, including
a ] b lot Of Boys Balls, which must
b closed out at once.
Ladies' French Kid, opera toe
$3 regular price s.
Ladies' Dongols, button and
Lacc,S3; worth 81
Lsdies' Dongoja, button and
ace, 81; worth S3
Ladies Dougola, button, patent
up opera Toe, 81 80; worth 81.
L"ok at our 81 Dorgela, Button
Boot
M.sse' Grain, Button, soler tip,
$50. =
Misses Dongola, button, patent
tip SOC.
Cnild's Dongola, bu.tJu, patent
tip G5c.
B,ys' Veal Ca afsl
Youths Veal Calf So.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
RIOTERS IN POSSESSION.
Spanish Town OF Carc~re. Piundered D,
Furious Mob.


MADRID, Nov. 4-Rioters have been IN
possess ion OF Caceres, near Truiil 10. since
Wednesday evening. The recent rise of
the price OF bread has caused much suf.
fering among the workers in the cloth.
leather andS linen factories. Agitators
called a meeting OF wOrkrsn in the old
town, and some 1900 men and BOYS at.
tended IL. The speakers urged the people
20 plunder the shops and bakeries. Sew.
eral windows were smashed, but the
gen d'armos dispersed the crowds, and for
the rest Of the night there was no dis
turbance.
Most Of the labnrers remained away
from work yesterday and paraded the
streets Pie efforts Of the gen d'armes 10
disperse them eliminated in fight Three
gen d'armes We're severely wounded with
stones and knives and ght rioters were
seriously injured The gen d'armes were
repulsed, and the workingmen began at
tacking the bakeries. The bakers had
barricaded their doors, and in only one
case was the barricale forced aad the shop
plundered.
Elsewhere the rioters smashed all the
windows. Several men were knocked
senseless with stones, and two women, eu-
tirely unconcerned in the demonstration,
received injuries OF which they will die.
The rioters are paraling the streets,
smashing windows and plundering small
shops They threaten 90 fire the bakeries.
The police have ca ed for help from
TruiillO
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
CLOAK AND SUIT
DEP pARTIfE-JT.

Misunderstanding the lt., -'.t
the weather tl t.-u..f w.w ,.,s
has nos te,u i.vomh. t1 lle
Cloak trad sa'cs .1c l.ar salts
factory, am We stt.i.ut. It 90 the
fact thot we are sbovir r 20 m1.h
larger variety than ever before,
and the most graft. ing to us is
that the G.-melt' aali arc mu D.
better quality than ~ .rnr
years. We shall continue to lend
the procession during ,le season
We call attention tJa few oiour
leaders. No letter y.lue can be
shown in the country
A Vienna Clo.h laosr', 81 jue
long, morkcy collar and s-at.
front, at SO.
A Cheviot Jack 2, q T. c,c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
RAD[kL|y ! & C(l()uBY
TRINITY SoUARE.
TRINITY
BIG SALE OF HOSIERY TOs0RR0W

so dozen Mems All-Wool Hose, black =,
1ic pair.
25c dozen Mems Camel Hair Hose 14c a
pair.
SOC dozen Mems Natural Wool Hose,
II &c a pair.
% dozen Boys Bicycle II ose, heavy all
wool, black, 20c pair.
20 dozen Boys Heavy, Black, Cotton
Hose, bicycle, ribbed, double knee, 21c a
pair.
20 dozen Girls Worsted Hose, heel and
toe part silk, size to l-2c, 16c pair.
Is dozen Misses Fine Cashmere Hose,
Derby ribbed, 25c pair
4j dozen Ladies' All Wool Seamless 25c
Hose, l7c pair
80 dozen Ladies' Plain, Black, All-Wool
Hose, seamless rib top, 1Sc pair.
Hermsdorf Fast Black, Fleeced Lined
Hose, pc pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
LACE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies and Gents all.linen mi
tai Handkerchief, worth from 81
l-2c TO zoe; for Saturday 25c
~ dozen Ladies Hem stitched
Initial llandkerch efs at s..
Gents Colored Bovdered Hand.
Aerrhiefs at &c, Sc, 10c and II l-2c.
Chldren's White Null Tie Il
l-2c.
Remnants Of Hamburg at one
half the value.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
NOTION DEPT.

! gro.s Child's Hose Sup
rorters DC 9 pair, ! gross Misses
Hose Supporters &c pair ! gross
Ladies Hose Supporter 7c a pair.
! gross Hose Supporters with
belt O. pair.
! gross Silk Elastic, Satin Belt
Hose Supporters 39c II pair.
Saf ty Pins, all sizes, 1c a paper.
Mourning Pins cent a box.
Pins 2 papers for one cent.
Best Brass Pins &c a paper.
llc Curing Irons &c eich
15c Curling l,one 7c each.
zoe Curling Irons Sc each.
2 gross Hand Bags, with out
de rocket, 49c each.
J gross large size Hand Bags.
worth 81 % at 81 each.
10 gross eSt va auc in Pocket
Books and Purse 25c each.
100 doz large spool Bastiug
Cotton lea spool.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

Ladies' Hose Supporters, with belt, Sc q
pair.
Misses Hose Supporters, with belt, &c a
pair.
Children's Hose Supporters, with belt,
&c pair.
Princess Curling Irons, small size,
double handle. &c.
Princess Curling Irons, larger size,
double handle, Sc.
A 15c Tooth Brush 1Oc.
A 25c Tooth Brush 19c.
Calder's Dentine 15c.
Clinton Safety Pins, all sizes, &c.
Common Pins, full count, 1c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
DRESS GOODS DEPT.

The height Of the sc5son is now
upon us. Every part of our inn
mense Dress Goods DepoTtmentis IS
loaded with al the choicest thing
in Dress Fabric. Ii viii pay you
to thoroughly examine our Sc &C.
ton before YOU buy. Our aim is
to give the best possible value f5r
the least money. Every piece Cf
Black Dress Goods in our stock is
selected on account o. Its. iutrlu-
sic value, AMI bears the trade
mark of some reliable and VII
known manufacturer. Nothing
too rich FIR Us in Black Dress
Goods this season the fine t
things manufactured can be found
in this department
, Our Colored Dress Go d. D.
partment is orc Of the lar est !.
the state aad cnbroc-s ne many
styles and co'ori.gs as many #
the large stores n Bos'1u l
this department We have range
of prices from 25c to $50 pr
yard, so that everybody can b.
suited.
Our assortment Of Nclycts AID
Trimming silks was never larger
or contained such an array cfsty.cs
as at present We have B,acF
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Gents Shirts, our prices are right.
Gents tine Doekin Shirts, in plaids or
stripes, full sizes, 36 inches long, at 79c
each; worth f1.25.
Gents Crepe Domet Shirts, cut with
yokes, all sizes, at SOC each; worth CSC
each.
Cents gee Domet Shirts 40 25c each.
Boys All-Wool Shirt Waists, pleated
back and front, all sizes, worth i.2j; our
price 75c.
Boys Cotton and Wool, all colors, at 4sc
each.
500 pairs OF Boys Knee Pants, all sizes
from to IL, very heavy, just the thing for
school wear, at SIC pair; worth 75c
pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
BASEMENT.

81 900 worth of Enameled Iron
Ware, almost as cheap as tin.
Sale commences Saturday morn
ing
Sauce Pans q, "a, 80, 81 and
lie each.
Preserve Kettles 30, 81, Al, Az
and 54c
Hand Basins 2Sc and 33c.
Rice Boilers S3c, SLY and 81 40
Tea Kettles 1927 and S1.53.
Every piece warranted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
TIE WEATHER INDICATIONS.
ALMANAc ron FRIDAY. Nov. 4.

ALMANAc ron FRIDAY. Nov. L.
sUN RIsEs........ 6 - MJoS RISES. 3 ~ PM
IlS6fa LIZ shislt or iylt Il FULL SEA 10 Z Z ~ sM
WAsHINGToS, nov 4. -- Forecast for
Maine. New hampshire and Vermont:
Light showers, turning into snow in ex-
treme nOrthern portions; west winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island and
Connecticut: Light showers; variable
winds
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
GLOVES.
Snecial for SltnrdaH-

'I'VI7I IUT NiVUTUHy,
Ladies 7-hook, Kid Cloves, in
tans, brown, states and black, for
S9c; worth S1.25.
Ladies Suede Cashmere Glove
G2 l.2c.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves
l9r; worth 2jc.
Mi.s@s' Laced Kid Gloves 75c.
A fail line Of Gems Kid Gloves
i'm all the leading shades.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

All the gentlemen are now thinking OF
buying these Gloves for Winter. Now is
your chance. Our Sl25 and $50 gloves
tomorrow for 0Sc per pair.
% dozen Embroidered Handkerch hiefs
worth 10c each; for toInorroS &c.
GEMS FURNISHINGS.
We shall sell tomorrow / lot Gents
Double Breasted Shirts aud Drawers, cam
els hair mixture, for SOC each. This is an
opportunity which you do not have every
day.
Tomorrow we shall offer a fine line OF
Gents New Fsll Neckwear. These ale
considered good value at soc apiece. To-
morrow 20c.
lie per pair for Gents Merno Half Hose,
tan color, and Gents Camels' Hair
Mixtures; worth zoe.
10 dozen Boys Woolen Biouses tomor-
row SOC.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
lot of Misses Fine Ribbed Cashmere
Hose, in all sizes to 8 l-2, for 25c; worth
3Sc.
Is dozen Chldren's Jersey Vests tomor-
lot OF Boys Morino Shirts snd Drawers,
all sizes, 25c; good quality.
MOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
dozen Ladies' Black Shopping Bags.
For tomorrow, 203; regular price, SOC.
We have received new line OF Stamped
Goods. Amongst the lot is fine line of
bureau and commote scarfs of fine
Monte cloth. We shall offer them at 35c
and 45c each respectively. This Is
genuine bargain.
Every lady buying Tides, Scarfs, Splash
ers or Shams tomorrow will receive En-
broidery Cotton to work the same with.
BLANKETS.
SPECIAL LEADERS TOMORROW.
II Blankets sold at $780, Tomorrow,
s2.9s.
1l-4 Ail-Wool Blankets sold at 90. To-
morrow, Sl9S.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
INFANTS WEAR

oar epecialty for Saturday is q
long Embs,idcr,d White Cloak
at 9.
Short Cloaks from 81
Long ips from 5Oc.
Embroidered Silk Caps from
j0t.
Butteas from 10c a psir.
Ask 10 see our Ladies Cardigan
Jac' It's st 5Sc.
Ladies Chenille Fascinators
trOm S..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
PRINT DEPT.

100 yards Outing Flannel at sc
per yar1.
800 yards Remnants Of Outing
Flannel, regular II l-2c goods, for
So per yard.
Sea our line of new Suitings,
double width, in dark colors and
very select patterns; for Saturday
o. per ward
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, &c.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
PKOvILESCE. October 20, lsg2.

By the provisions Of Chapters 1925 and 1925 OF
the Public Laws, passed June o. 1892, and June
2} ls9!, respectively, the following propositions
OF Amendment To the Constitution OF this state
were -eNcra ~ Jared approved, and ordered
to be publ shed and submitted 10 the electors for
their approval or rejection, at meetings of the
electors % Doc held on the eighth day of NOvem.
ber a. ID. lsy2:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

PARIS, Nov. I-practically all Carmaux
strikers resumed work yesterday, and the
Imprisoned rioters have been released.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

Ladies Jer cv Ribbed Nret and
Pants, Fall aud Wiutcr weight.
25c q Garment.
Ladies real Egyptian Neta,d
Pants, our price soc.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
CHAn'TiER BROS.
SOUVENIR DAY TOMORROW
IN CLOAK DEPARTMENT..

We shall present with every Ladies' and Misses Cloak
Tomorrow Souvenir of of AIMS of the most
useful things lady could have for her wardrobe Listen to
some of our prices
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
NOTION DEPARTM EMIT,
TOMORROW.

Willimantic Thread spools for 10c.
Large Spools Basting 10c a dozen.
All colors Velvet Binding &c each.
Best Lightning Dress Steels zoe a dozen.
Hair Plus dozen punches &c.
Shell Hair Pins DC.
Shell Hair Pins, large size, l5c.
Pears Soap, uDscented, lie cake.
Cuticura Soap lac a cake.
Braid &c a roll.
Bay Rum Sc a bottle.
Florida Water Sc a bottle.
Colgate's Toile, Water 37c bottle.
Ammonia &c bottle.
Brass Hair Pins 81 q box.
J. English Il Sons Needles &c a paper.
Ladies' Hose Supporters, with belt, l0c a
pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

We have too many Boys White Merino
Drawers, sizes IA to 81. We offer them TO-
morrow at 25c per pair.
Boys Grey Shirts and Drawers, % to 81,
25c.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants, pearl
but, ons, French neck, rib bottom, our SOC
quality, l2c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
] lot 11-4 Wool Blankets So 9S ;

] Tot Ia Wool Blankets % J6 !;
worth s. perfect.
A special leader in Comforters.
] bale of our 81 25 Comforters.
full SIZE, tor csc. We have them
from SOC to SO 80 each.
Examine the Towels we will
sell Saturday at II l-2c and 25c
each. Splendid values.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.

Hermsdorf Fleeced All-Wool Skirt, pat
terms warranted not to shrink, the best
there is, warm weather prices f13s.
Tue Printed Doll Baby Elephant, to
stuff, &c each.
Another lot OF Fine Towels, colored
borders, size 4Sx2i inches, choice of this
lot, 25c.
We are ahead in Blankets and Com
forters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

LOT 1.-The finest line OF Misses Reef
ers 10 be found in Rhode Island. All
new cloths and just come in. For to-
morrow, Sj75. These are as good as you
buy elsewhere for 500 and $3.50.
LOr2-Is lot we purchased at a very
low figure. Garments that are good value
al $3.50; our price $3.50.
Al 1915 we are Offering for tomorrow
the greatest value that the trade can show
you in full shawl front Lady's Garment.
This would be a bargain at IS so.
Ask to see our $500, 1915 and s11.9S
Garment, in full shawl front, in Cooney
Fur, Astrakhan and Electric Seal We
guarantee there is no such value in the
Town for the money, and perfect fitting
Garments.
Misses Gretchens.-Yos we re-
ceived a choice lot of new styles in Gret-
chens; entirely new styles; be sure and
Sc them before you buy.
DRESS GOODS, SILK AND VEL.
VETS.
We are surprising ourselves I'm this
department. The reason is we are giving
such good value that people cannot help
but buy.
At 2jc we are showing the finest line OF
2jc goods 10 be found in town in change
able Ca.hmers7, fancy styles and plaids.
soc. Our line OF Storm Serges India
Twill Cashmere. All Wool, not any bet
ter, but just as good as you buy else
where Tor the same money, 40 inches
wide.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
DRESS GOODS, SILK AND VEL.
VETS.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Any lady wanting Black Dress Goods
ought 10 give Us q call. We guarantee
every piece we sell. We particu ularly call
your attention to our soc, 75c and 81
goods. Every one good honest value
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04
GLOVES AND HANDXERCHIEFS.

For tomorrow, Saturday, we shall sell
orr dollar 5-hook Vjster Laced Gloves for
SIC per pair in Tans, Browns, States and
Blacks. Every pair warranted.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-11-04

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