Ulster and Overcoats Price Change Note
Ulster items listed at 15 dollars with similar pricing applies to Overcoats as the note outlines ongoing price changes in the catalog.
20 Jan 1893
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
1
Ulster items listed at 15 dollars with similar pricing applies to Overcoats as the note outlines ongoing price changes in the catalog.
For gentlemen English goods cut from twelve dollars to six. Herih French make offered at equal low prices. Large stock best quality American make at sacrifice. For ladies boots oxford ties and slippers at bargain prices. Misses boys and children assortment about half usual price. Cash only.
The report explains that net earnings from the railroad can cover interest on Income Bonds without further appropriation. It notes a rise in traffic receipts and modest expense growth, enabling payment of 5 percent interest and improvements to roadbed, equipment, and facilities. A restructuring with the Coal Company and Philadelphia Reading system expansion, including Lehigh Valley and New England lines, is described, along with maintained interline traffic and ongoing legal considerations.
Brustou R I January 19 special report: contract for defender No. 2 signed at 4 PM. Herreshoffs to construct the vessel about eighty five feet long. It remains undecided whether the new boat will be centreboard or keel. Morgan of the New York Yacht Club and C Q Iselin signed the order. North construction shop crowded. work will start after it is cleared. Morgan and Iselin have been in town for a week. prior statements were conjecture.
In a bid to continue the case next term Asa P. Potter's counsel file affidavits charging District Attorney Allen with falsehood amid claims that books checks and vouchers of I. A. Evans & Co. and Maverick National Bank are being kept from examination. The district attorney asserts government control of key records and will address the matter next week.
George C. H. Below, deputy supreme president of the defunct Order of Actis and later its reorganized branch in Baltimore, has vanished from Wheat Ridge after two months. He had organized lodges in Denver Arvada Golden Harrison and Wheat Ridge, and is said to have in his possession thousands of dollars collected from new lodges amid alleged crooked dealings in the order.
Greenwich Conn Jan. 19 George Foot's trotter collapsed and died after a race with several horses in sleighs. Earlier in the day Foot declined a $2000 offer for the horse.
An advertisement claims Galvation Oil is the people's liniment and guarantees it as the best product that will cure you. The copy emphasizes reliability and healing power, urging readers to consider the remedy for ailments.
Advertises Gilson's Whiskies as strictly fine with each part, bottled under Shore & Sinnott's label and sold by druggists grocers and reliable liquor dealers.
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