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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-08
|EIREs TOUCHED
Electrical Current
sns Over the City.
Las SEVERELY suRngD.
EsIsys Destroyed. Telephones
"a Useless. and ssverai FIres
xsIsd by Loose EIghtnsag.

- tuTned It's demoniacAl powess
s.ssfie yesterday. IL chased along
- lines. burned out The rei1ys
,koss. 5ssTnea and shoe red aIins-
IS szs engaged IN repairing tie
81 District Teisgraph Companyss
zetsyed the efficiency 81 all the
e ID several circuits. sfETted
= s,aall FIRES. and played mob gen
= slse several lines Of lightning
80 n the city
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1855 sF ts.ks Shore
NJ wire vas crossed and current
=:s slosg il, destroying the relays in
~ fright sad passenger depots, and
w. on IBIS end of the wire in the
$50 the Western Union Ieleg apla
- on second street. The instra-
81 ~ Bellevue hotel escaped owing
rmps action OF Miss 4. l.. Vie
s D operator there. ia s.cnttiHg II
s u ntsiei damage to the companys
- i bat light. but business on that
ESQ Interrupted for over AT hour.
81 HGprd jump of the demon occurred
Esszasf Of Second and Cherry streets
III ssIsre noon. +. J. Warlord. a
- b the employ Of the American
- gslssrar.h Company. was engaged
Eszssgar wire across Second street
kapFel and fell acTo=z the electric
EslN Narlofd dropped it Instantly.
Insas ssavy carreut Of electricity en-
- Assung upward and struck hlm
/ y sleek. burning It quite severely.
1Nklng hiIa SO terribly that he came
lsg 70 the ground.
sse wife came Ia contact with the
v lAsphone Gof4any's wire and In an
- shDle section Of annsneiators on
ssEh board in the central Office had
ieueyed and score of telephones
tnnsiiy OF where the accident oc-
<xtsa been burned out.
zlN he current first struck the switch
= NE central Office blaze OF light
/ y tasss, si.4l.spsaiing : nsssahss al
|smrsyss The board Immediately
Bft. hus The flames we're soon put out.
essd s,ea was Immediately SET TO
|khfsgAif The damages. but L will re-
: asfH tonight 10 put everything ia
- eFslsr sesin
|kAn II the accidents had happened
- wien people were not about, SER
- mieht have resulted.
- has had three quite serious acct
~ Etis nature Within the past year.
b . March two valuable horses were
- kIlea on Commercial street by step
ssen 4 telephone wire lying on the
Y efsSsing the motor line wire.
IA before the fire an Italian laboreg
ksfyshly shocked by becom-
<zseied in telephone wire
: NJ across the meteor line wire
szxs dawn upon the sidewalk In front
8hs England hotel. on Commercial
b TIE last accident happened early
AsgNt 0niy few weeks ago John
p ! linsman. vas on top of pole At
'Nnss Of Front and Cherry streets,
'<sse telephone wire along Front
1 CHER the wire came In con.
ItaA branch wire Of the Seattle
N Railway and Power Company.
p hsn.ls we're horribly burned and
tnsly escaped death bs being thrown
= pole to the ground, thirty feet
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NJ J. Cook. a labt wa suasi on tssa
Pike street sidewalk Gsa4alr ise
Officer Sheehan, 5em he
effect of an epileptic @4 'al siish
severely cut bis chin w akea -
the office Of Health eFans beFe
the maa's bruises nta5 slssr
which he was taken aoEp!tSl
In the afternoon Coo ~ a8ald 70 &c
his wife aud children ssresS -
he preferred home to
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Me-. HAROLD EVANS. lii
Mr.. cHAkLks FLrTcHTE. "a
Mrs. Z. /. DEAEHoRS. "a
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MH. JANIS {. SMART. ln
MR. IL. NJ. BENNETT. %
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Mr.. JANIS HEALp. 81
Mr.. r. NJ. CRAWFORD. (lD
MR. Z. &. HrsTtgY %
MR. joins A. wARE 90
DR. C. 5. MEgEiLL. %
MRs. ". +. ALIgs. I'd
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Mss. cAEuI1NK BAKER STEVENS %
Nh. A. SHARPE. %
Mas. ELygAhEIH J. CRAWFORD. ID
Mr.. n. H. RcREKTS 90
Nh. ions SAvGHTos. %
MESsnx. Isaac And II BISaaAz (D
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Mr.. j. B. c. LOCKWOOD. %
Me-. T. A. GAgKxTr. 90
Nh. IAxEs q. GliLfEs. 90
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orkNING NRw 0u1
Iss new I,9o sbsaos 81 aas -
match Chester Elesyy.
HAApKRCHn @e4
&c Toe. CSC Chester CO
The office az tae sesiti n aav
has bees regaoved 60 toe 4sf q - sfssan q
Yesies avenue
ne lagsest stock ~ hs lspa 81
Charles tsolasselus. the hF
special discount - FOR aes6fs
ard saturday Tokisa, a1i sfHsa
Gaasiss 00ldstela il sset sN
To- lace screen. Chester esf
Co O. She new fgFastans safa Bat
street. North sesfile, eetv - $50 Ytsz
whefe ycu can nay en Z
cheap
Discount OF 10 per csat eGae saaa
ihg goesis hats. Tuesday Al tA
Stneeraaa & Coz
" sell fuguitaFe on TIE slal Fl
49, sFNrt street, North A. IA = q s
&aa Vine, Gail snd see.
fsi6e Turklsh towels q
special lluu a. inch Henri
sinkermAn'& Go.
Hosiery Sna underwear, h
C}esry
81 inch hrnasielctA, al sAsas ty E&a5
roklas. siaEeymAa & co.
We ssll furniture a ehesT FL s
anywhere IA the etsy Tor NFs
s&estlg. between Wall and u
ssk underwear Chester ssaF1
iNgnch plRshes az sasics- So
evFwag Ia.
- woos hose Chester al
Faflfaer ckoxS - sta EsF
handle soE khta week, 81 81 ae&>a So
a -
Sew sgNls&te elasks Cssst
sFecfsl Tuesday and ssaar essm
10 tfettsng fuklsS 3 aSvrm s
Sew lrFssyA tsvs8er Clear
fsTeat barxAsus shts woVk sf as6f
Tuk.As. staEVrsaan 8 90
sapeulms ssew zoe h.Ark ~
ao0t, STA Sat ssss4s new ST. 80 81 sfs@
Caestrr ClsAey
psant foFeet 60 Nry tee 8 gees saa
Issss beslus fag s. ~ sac AN'son stes 81
esFneF Ffsssa &aa s&op, tTosa -
4av tftawa 8gtmks "a 8asF %R ..aAes
mnn aauases So drink Sc Iaey Mrug tasst
iftea5s e. aFtnk IT, kgegy eots 8ste&s 9a&pasi
s40asa sass4 wakeE stww2st IS aazsass Asag t1n'
EAav ,seogs3 s93 GSeyfy.
special xklss ia FsseeF COATS Texas. Sinsfr-
msa a GN
Nsu uHaeFvllss Chester Clear.
ss.~etaf gssF4sas 8u EosAnaFs elrcasasx. ~
Tussss SfukegraAa & CO
NNu Trsmm5Asa Chsstsf ts}e&rv
t-ssgaers GhssssF C}~Ary
4sF Z II Gessss1a- - tsfnaEstta@ y "a = &C.
era prkFttce. EtFfs Fsr1ii n & atsSnt.oz - 81
ehfaase neFreas and sF=szikz sasss. tx. 81 IS
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IL has been found sGe
Shore & Easlera SUPP uu
for the freight sery.ge
snohomish junction cad a @
viding tri-weekly Sc st-
Ter points, does not IA
OF the traffic. The u asataFy
viii therefore be aban, s3o tt Us
after Monday will he ] na @
Is. used before the che
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DANGEROUS rUReATIvES.
A City Polioeman's Very Peculiar
Experience.

experience
Mineral pills Gad drastic rETEAsives t.
rttAfe the mucous coaf4agSef the stomach
and bowels The danger attending their
steady ase = apparent The ncw laxative
principle in joys Vegetable sarSAp&rsIia
Gets It's eatha-fic aetioa ~ Increasing
the mucous seeretj0as AMI ecatiy sfimu-
lafing the stomach :. is paFcly yrssa-
BE tso~s not lese Iss csect, ash IS saie
20 hs taken occasionally OF continuously
Gus Ylaeaa, the well
known police osleeE Ct
ISIS Howard street san
go FgauTisco. writes AsieT
INF owu ezreTsence be.
lieve less Vegn.atle sAs.
sap&riils wiU saFe fae
worSt cases x rcnsstpA-
Ten. Althoa~h earoa t ega sgEli IA lngst,
aaa neeer hst ny sys,e= ~ thosouxa.sy
reEnsAsed By increasing OF Diminishing
the fi0se ons hk* Rhsaiase cozmsa1 ever
hs1sasf wfth thas "a azsse remedy
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o'f towels. napkins. tab
fnst "a. special vsincs t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
SPECIAL SALE

CHINA & QUEENSWARE.
One crate English Decorated
Chamber Sets, at sI.oo a set ;
10 pieces.
Thirty Chamber Sets, in gar
net, blue, pink and red band, at
sass a set regular price S.. 50.
One lot of White Chamber
Sets at $3.50, consisting OF
Washbowl, Pitcher, Mug, Soap
Dish and Small Pitcher.
Etched Tumblers, thin glass,
$I.o5 a dozen reduced from
$3.50.
One lot of Decorated Bone
Plates, at SI.e5 a dozen; re-
duced from s. 90 a dozen.
One lot Of China Decorated
Fruit Plates, at $I.2s a dozen !;
reduced from sc.2s a dozen.
One lot of White French
China Plates reduced as follows ::
Dinner Plates. $3.50; we're
$3.50.
Breakfast Plates, sl,s5 were
Sa.25.
lea Plates, SI.2o; were e. 100.
Odd pieces Of White China,
Tor decorating, at one-half for
mer prices. Plates, Vases,
After-Dinner Cups and Saucers,
&c.
One lot of Decorated After
Dinner Cups and Saucers, re-
duced to a5c; former price SO
and 6oc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
THE GREAT KELLAR.

= Astonfshes and Pleases small An.
dtcnce at tho Opera House.
b Last evening kellar, the wonderful
1nasician, whose only rival Is Herman.
1ppeared in Fulton opera house. The
(Aldierco was small, probably owing 10 the
Nsdtlen rise in prices; but ii wss composed
a the best people. The entertainment
hroushout was simply marvellous, and
- audience was astonished. Kellar
opened the entertainment by performing
> great number Of mystifying tricks. He
20 introduced his gire ''Ps 'cho," which
n means Of cards answ cred the most difii.
" questions. The Spanish Students
rleyed number Of beautiful selections
~ were recalled time and again. Martha
6tcin,the famous mind reader, was next
Foduced her performance was wonder
u and the committee that met ON the
ge len perfectly satisfied that she could
evsrything they could think OF. Kellar
and mp the show by giving a series of
enipulations In his mysterious cabinet.
entertainment probably was the hest
9hc kind ever given in Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
A STRICH EROS.
A sTRICH EROS.
ASTRICH BROS.
PALACE OF FASHION,
us & ~ NORTH QUEEN
STREET.

We have succeeded in get
ting another 100 pairs of those
Odd Pants for boys, which we
retail at CSC a pair. They are
worth from 40 to 6oc; this will
be the last lot we can get.
One lot at soc a pair, sold
elsewhere at IS to S5c.
One lot at 75c a pair, never
sold less than 81 they came
with $3.50 and s. suits.
We also call your attention
to the fact that our stock of
cheap Kilt Suits is going down
fast.
Kilt Suits at $3.50, sold else
where at $3.50 and S3.75.
An elegant lot of grey mixed
Cloth Kilt Suits at s. and S.. so,
usually sold 81 and S..
Navy Blue Tricot Kilt Suits
at S5.eS, sold everywhere at S..
Fine pin-check Cloth Kilt
Suits at SO, usually sold at s7.so
Lord Fauntleroy Kilt Suits,
with loose blouse, at $3.50.
Our line of Boys Suits, Coats
and Pants, from 4 to IS years.
Never was such large line
seen here at S2.5o a suit. Our
next line at S2.75 a suit, con-
tains goods which are generally
sold at $3.50 and 1878.
Our s. suit, simply astonish-
ing as regards to quality. pat
terms and workmanship.
This is a new department,
but owing to the extreme low
prices we have met with great
success.
In the suits we well at $3.50,
you paid $3.50 and SO for some
OF the same goods.
Elegant fine Mixtures at 50 a
suit, retailed everywhere at
$3.50.
Black fine Corkscrew Suit at
$3.50 a suit.
The largest line of Children's,
Misses and Ladies Jerseys and
Flannel Blouses, at all prices.
Boys Waists, white and
fancy, IS, so, 75c, 81, an en-
tirely new and elegant line of
best made goods at prices guar
anteed.
Bargains in fine Jerseys.
ASTRICH BROS,
IIS& III North Oueen St
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
Deooration Day Arraneemeo,..

~ joint committee Of the Grand Army
ptnted to make arrangements for Deco.
IN Day met last evening. John T..
nm, OF. Post a05, was elected chief mar
~ the day with the following aids /:
Fasnacht and Milton Swope, of Post
+ II. Arndt and J. w. Eisenberger. of
~. The Lancaster drum corps was
Dsd for the parade and the high school
oofrs for the evening entertainment.
nervices ON the Sunday previous to
snlaon Day will be held in the court
- - will the services on the evening
ocoration Day. DIR. Thos. T. Everett, of
pisburg. will deliver the oration.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
Before Alderman spurr,.r.

Saf evening Alderman Spurrier had
Seay hearing, the result of family fight.
~ K Tshudy, charged with assault and
eery ON Mary Tshudy, jr., and drunk ON
~ disorderly conduct, was discharged
on the payment OF costs in the former
Vary Tshudy then prosecuted Elizabeth
cntchon and Mary 'rshudy, jr, for keep
II disorderly house. The hearing win
A To- morrow evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
A False Alarm.

~ hre alarm WAS struck from box y.
sch Is Vt Zahm's corner, at II o'clock
~ night, and In few minutes the entire
- department and everybody residing in
- central part Of town We're on the first
nnre OF North Queen street. The alarm
- struck because smoke, which WAS
- tssuing from the Commercial hotel
ed by green wood in the furnace. WAS
Ieved to be issuing from Astrich's store,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
3s,arriaaes.

KRtcx-rfrssAwD.-- tho soth of April. lase.
1t the homo of the bride's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs Henry. FaesiE, No p East German
Krick, q Lcacock, Pa, TO Miss Ida X. Huzxard,
OF Lancaster city.
MoYKR--WxNrx.-On Thursday, May 2, 1859,
at II O'Clock, ut the residence III the brides
parents, by ksv J. n. Sorder. Miss La Berta.
eldest daughter OF pr. William Wentx, New
Providence, Pa, 10 Alfred W. Meyer, of iancas.
ter, Pa. ltd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
A Hotel sneak Thief.

hhef snheltz received telegram ON
11snday from West Chester TO search ali
bound trains for s. Lowery, hotel
~ thief, who was supposed to have
IL this way. He Is described as being
1nss old, s feet 8 inches in height, has
-, sandy hair, small candy moustache
~ with gray and carries pack age
I1God with oil cloth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
fall OF q Tre.tle Work.

l6morning the trestle work at the rail-
rn1ion In strasbnrg gave way, and
IA the whole of it fell down. There
lGoyesal cars upon il, loaded with coal
~ l1ne. snd these were badly broko ON
- tres1le work Is said 70 have been
11laPidstsd, and the weight Of the
- 700 much.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03

Got Disoraerly IN liam shaub's District.
Charles Dvwncy, a tramp was drunk and
disorderly in the ncighborhocd OF tho
almshousc yesterday. Constable sam
shaub arrested him, and he was given 10
days by Alderman Deem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
Ak ACCIDENTS.


krMuaA, May "A slight wreck Or
~ - tho Rennsylvauia railroad this
1GG, a1ort distance west OF Collins
-, 10 freight train drawn by engine
- The engine went 10 the water
and n returning ran into the train,
klng two trucks and throwing two cars
"a wikA iron, OF tho track. A hole
mnde N the tank which leaked NO
esot the engine had to be brought
1he Middletown wreck crew cleared
1ork, which caused little detention 10
1omp named John Kennedy, age q
Nd HIS heel crushed last night by
~ \ cnneht between two cara while
~ ride ffom Marietta 70 this place.
Woo brought to town and his wounds
ed by DR.. Craig. He was then sent
~ 2A1Acaster hospital.
teeue Fisher was sued on Monday for
~ drunk and disoryierly. by Miss Lilly
He paid Squire Hershey the costs.
IN. n. Hougendobler has been
eAed the contract for erecting . hand
~ dwelling at Finh and Chestnut
elA, Tor John Dets, p. II. r. engineer.
y Heckei 4 Paine, hardware merchants,
WI give away this season q valuable split
|omboo fishing rod TO the person catching
- largest bass with = rod purchased at
Aelr store.
Uva Markell, q 4l-year-old daughter Of
-. G. +. Markell, applied match to the
der Of the Columbia shirt frctory yester-
II Afternoon and In less than an hour
pned the valve and started the engine
. the nrst time.
*4he Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
nrch had q very enjoyable meeting last
yeuing ct tho home of Mrs. Abram Bruner
paeaRnt programme was presented.
lev. =. Ludwick Is confined to his house
nlckness.
Henry +. Wolfe, who has been very sick
his home In West Hempfield township,
elowly recovering.
4 me excavations for the new Presbyterian
nurch have been completed and the
nndation walls started.
The layton band will meot on Saturday
oernoon ct o'clock.
The grand concert OF the Choral society
VA bs given In the opera house on Thurs
~ evening.
Ievetal important changes will lie made
pEtly In the vicinity Of the p. II. X. sta
-. A new building win be erected faI
IA Adams Express and Western Union
npanieA The building used by the ex.
Ds company will he converted into Z
Uage and freight Office The old freight
Ice viii be arranged for the use of the
ling and manifest cards exclusively.
A gtatemsnt BY solicitor Brown.
EDITORs IxrELLIaENcER l beg leave
Atate through the columns Of your pape,
- no scire facias have been issued by
= ~ city solicitor TO revive Judgments on
as for the city Of Lancaster except where
~ wsrs about expiring and then always
MIN month Of the last day. This fact
- records In the prothonotary's Office will
how. In addition always notified the
peendants and terre tenants, or their
Dents and attorneys, before Issuing.
FOR the year 1888 seventy nine lien,
No entered for taxes. On twenty-seyen
ehese ] issued scirc facias to collect
erttng thosc I thought ought 10 pay.
raaim having any motive In issuing
- scire facias for the sake Of tho at.
9pey fec, becxuse in only few Of then
y ] collect the attorney fee In the costs
% docket in the prothonotary's ofiic.
~ show In what cases the attorney fe.
~ collected.
Nay s, 1859. w. r. BRowN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03

snow On May q.
ON May 8, 1861, three inches of snow fell
in this county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
FAIR! FAIR!
Of
Blue Cross Commandery, No. s, X. @. E.

A large lot Of Fancy Articles for sale cheap
and TO be chnnced OF. No soliciting OF votes
allowed. All holders Of tickets will have n
chance to draw the sideboard at close OF fair
saturday, May4. Admission, 10 cents. Music
every evening. ap3D-itd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03

NJ. Dttaer Relieved.
nooelng of ths directors Of the Key
@eeh company, held last evening,
p1n9 IVES Eassed:
~ 1An1 Abraan Bilner Is this day
- management a. The Key-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-03
BROGANS AND PLOUGH SHOES
EVERYDAY SHOES.

To say that the broad, flat-solad
coarse makes of shoes-shape n la
Government" are here, IL not
news. Where may you not find
them? Where, however, think you,
they can be bought so good us are
ours, and at less cost? II you havea
knowledge of leather and workman
ship, you 1t is we care to have give
us call, put on your thinking cap,
reflect for moment, and then pass
Judgment. 1t won't work injury to
us. OF you, however, ii will makes a
buyer every time. The cheapest
Brogan we have sells at 100. Have
good split uppcrs counters and soles
pegged - not nailed or standard
screw fastened the shoe that finds
favor with Knights of Hod to do lad
der crawling. It's all right, too, for
wear.
Another-a grade better-Sl.2j, an
old standby from II we never hear
complaints. dom Pedros," high
cut shoe, higher than BrOgails, lower
than Plough Shoes, buckle or lace,
$l.25; worth more money where
ever you may go.
Plough Shoes from $l.25 to S1.75.
At the latter price specially good.
The best home shoemaker you know
cannot make one better; cannot
make il so cheap.
Stitch-lowns IA broad bottomed,
flexible shoe for tender feet per-
fectly smooth surface within-nO
nails, tacks nor waXed threads to
hurt. More than make amends for
an occasional rip in the comfort it
gives, $l.OO.
Neater working shoes, plenty of
them, Mt Sl.O0, SIPS, $3.50. Full of
style full of good wear, price con-
sidered.
SHACB 4 BURNS,
"A North QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
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sarn snaII.a Inctn.

"iFwm Barroom 10 Pulpit" the fsmous lee
ture cf sam small, win be given this evening In
the Court Housc, under the aespicss Of the
womans Christian Temperance Union.
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SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
TROUT 4 SHANK,

SItIrt MWHuIucturerS ana UentH Uuthttels,
li0 North Queen Street.
Best unlaundried shirt In the city for price,
S71S ana 90 cents, laundried GO and 75 cents Our
dried 70 cents, laundried si.OO. Made to order
sl.U TO 500. Flannel shirt 60 cents to 500
Made to order from s226 to $3.50. Thoroughly
shrunk. 2eLlydR
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INSECT POWDER.

A new lot OF strictly pure Dslma tian Insect
Powder lust In; Naphtholene or Coal. Tar
CamphOr Is the best moth killer yet discovered.
Only l5c. per package Pure refined Cam ph or
and Tar Paper III at lowest prices.
We are selling Chamois skins at lower prices
than ever.
FRAILEY's EAST END PHARMACY,
Opposite Eastern MarketJ
FISHING Tackle at prices that are astonishing
~ low. M,W,F&w
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A T REIS1'S.
The Mighty Dollar
SIX DAY SNAP
GOOD FROM MAY 4 TO MAYO.

GOOD FROM MAY 4 TO MAY 10.
Five gallons Light as Honey" syrup forsl.
One bucket best Jelly $50 pounds) Tor 81
Twelve gallons Best Headlight oil for sl
Twelve cans Fine Peas Tor sl.
Fifteen cans OF loo. Corn for 81
Fifteen cans Finest string Beans for ST.
Twelve cans Fresh Salmon for 81.
Twelve cans (large) Bartlett Pears for 81.
Twelve cans llargel Pie Peaches for 81,
Twelve cans Bakers Corn for 81.
Twelve large cans Fine Tomatoes for ST.
Eight large cans Fine Table Peaches for a.
Ten Good Brooms for 81.
Fifteen pounds New Prunelas for 81.
Fifteen pounds New Evuporatcd Apriyots sl
Forty pounds Good Prunes for 81
Twenty pounds Good Raislns for 81.
Twenty pounds Evaporated Apples for ST.
Eighteen pounds Medium Egg Plums for 81.
Ten pounds Large Egg plums for 81.
for 81.
Twenty pounds stewiny Figs for g.
Ten pounds Nectarines for 81.
Ten pounds Pitted Plums for ST.
TWENTY-FIVE pounds Good crunberrieS for 81
Sixteen pounds Fresh Tea Crackers for ST.
for 81.
Thirty pounds Evaporated Dried Corn for 81.
twenty pounds Caustic soda for sl.
Eight dozen Nice Large Lemons for 81
Fifteen pounds Dried Beef for 81
twenty pounds Summer Bologna for 81
twenty-five pounds Pickled Cod Fish for VI,
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NOR CAST IRON PIPE FITTINGS, BOTH
II plain and reducing, up To 9inch diameter.
Malleable Fittings, Flanges, Flange Unions
Manifolds American Unions, Tube Supports
Hangers, Floor and Ceiling Plates, 90 10 John
BESfS, SS East Fulton street. m2-tfd