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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A Nypano onciai Dies.

CLEVELAND, Feb, b.--Thomos War
mock, secretary and auditor OF the New
York, II psnnsylvania and Ohio Railroad
company, died here suddenly yesterday.
He has occupied the position Of secretary
since 1873 and was man Of high princi'
pies and greatly esteemed by all, The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
A PAIR OF TWINS
That Bring Much Happiness to Canton
uouaohold.

Household.
Rosa and Oscar Chrsten, residing in
tho Shorrck addition, are in Joyous
mood over the arrival at their house of
twins. The youngsters are both hand
some littlo ones, black eyes and black
hair, and II itwcre not for pound diff
ference in their weight, could not bo told
from each other. One Weighs "a pounds
and tho other ono pound more. DR.. Ev-
nns attended the case. The mother Is
doing nicely. The gravest foars are en-
tertained for the father, but as Joy seldom
kills, Il Is thought he will pull through all
right.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
conoordla Entertainment.

Tho Concordia Society had grand timc
AZ their hall last night. Tho crowd was
not as large as expected, which, however,
did not interfere with the rendition OF a
most excellent musical program. Tho
entertainment concluded with grand
ball, such as only social people can have,
which was kept until a lato hour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
THE HAND WITHOUT THE HEART,

or the Life and Trials Of Jesse Lor-
ing BY 4. s. ARTHUR. Show
ing the error of o lifetime In a
wholly discordant Rarrige and tho
final reward of this trial of faith,
love and high religious principle.
3l7 pages. 12mo, Cloth, Extra, Price,
Sl,25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
READ THE SELECTED LIST.
DAVIS AND JACKSON.

Life and Public Service OF Jefferson
Davis and Stonewall Jackson. Lead
Ing Characters Of the Great Civil
War. A work In which the talents
and capabilities Of each Of those
men In dlspaaaionatoly glyon.
Two portraits and Six Full page Illus
Tationa, li0 pages l2mo, Cloth, Extra,
Price Sl,25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
ROBINSON CRUEsOI.

BY DANIEL DEFoE. Correctly ro-
printed from the original edition.
With m introduction, giving n new
history Of DeFoe's masterpiece.
Acknowledged to be the finest odi-
ton of this work in the country.
Fourteen Full.page Illustrations.
l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Price, Sl.25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Boom For Canton,

The committee who have In charge The
raising OF $4,000 guarantee fund for the
SaengerFost,to be held here next summer,
began their work this morning. The af-
fair will be conducted on q grand scale,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
NEW OIL TERRITORY.
Tho shannopln Field Extending into Allie
ghcpy County,

Rhepy County
CANoNspURo, Feb. 5--Tho good re.
suits attending tho drilling Of tho Mo.
Calmont OIL compOnys Stono.Syphor
well, which Is hulf u mile In advance Of
developments, and brings ShOnnopin ex.
tension into Allegheny county opens up
some important new territory and makes
the present defined limits three miloa In
lcngth by almost q mile in width, The
direction Of the field now bears 10 Cork,
10 whore there Is n possibility Of extend.
II. The territory is n good one, no dry
holes having yot been found, The pros
ent production Of tho stonc.Sypher Ia
forty bnrrpla "A dny,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
THE HORSE ANp HIs DISEAsEs.

Embracing his history and manage,
mont varieties and breeding, with
the diseases 10 which he ls subject
and tho remedies best adapted 10
their cure, BY Robert JENNINGS,
v, $, Rarey's Method Of Tanning
Horses Ia added.
Nearly One Hundred Illustrations,
800 pages. l2mo, Cloth. Fytra, Price,
sL.2b.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06

d. Zollnrs bought last fall 2,0O0yards Of
Keochln'g celebrated French satteens,
which will bo opened and offered TO the
trade on Friday morning at ~ cents per
yard, former price % cents. These are
the cheapest satteens ever offered IN this
city. ID. zoLLARs a Co.
b.1-WB
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
RoBmRTsvILLn.

SignB OF Late Hpring---Tho Snow and
loo win Havo TO Hustle.
Uncle Josh Unkefor says that all tho
coons he has caught this season had cold
ears. This he says Is sure sign Of u lato
spring with much snow aud ice.
Joe Dovaux, Mart Young and HI Antho-
NY have put In their bids for carrying the
mail from the postoillce to the station,
md IRE anxiously waiting TO see who will
bo the lucky man.
The "AIaxr orchestra has been re-or-
ganigod, and Is furnishing dne music at
the litoraries In and about town,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
'AoNoa on daNlhAarINaa.



JoHssTOWH, Feb .. Many leading
citizens Of Johnatown have rendered
public reception 10 Gen. aud Mrs, Has
iings, The invitation has been accepted,
and tha reception announced for batur
day evening, The following invitation
was signed by all tho most prominent
people In this 0ityi
No Cen o. w. iipstlnga and wife helleionta
Pal
DnAR Him Am aeEHHAle-Ihe survivors Of
the COnemaugh Valley VINO have received
such Kind treatment from YOU desire 10 testify
their gratitude, and Tor this purpose would
like 20 haye an opportunity 10 call 0n you par'
s0naly ana manifest their appreciation Oi
your skin IN managing the anaira 0f tho waller
in such klnd, courteous and effective man
ner during tlmn VI great public disorder au0'
oeeding the disaster Of May bi when q firm
ana Kind administration ~ affairs waA such
an urgent necessity, II YOU will kindly nams
date when the citizens eau Ineet you and
your estmable wife, We will be happy 10 have
the pleasure of 10 doing,
10 this tho general made the following
reply
liELLRFOErK, Pa, Fob, a. 1850
10 Messfa. John Fulton, A, j, MOgham, Cart
II, n, Kuhn, Herman haumer John Z, Lln,
ton, Father Corhlnlan, H. l., smith and
Otherai
0HErLnMHs-I Am In receipt of your Kind
Invitation Of Jan, M rendering Mira Hastings
aud myself on behalf Qf the survivors " tie
Conemaugh valley public reoepl Ion NJ Johns.
town, and asking me 20 name day when ~
can visit your oily, We are deeply touched Ny
this unmeriled expression Of klRdneaa, and
hog leave 70 ray that We viii visit IOhnhiOWn
on Saturday neHt, Fob, n, II agreeable W you,
Faithfully YOum,
D. ~ HASTINGS,
II has therefore been decided that for
the purpose OF aifoTding the people OF
the COnemaugh valley an opportunity
OF meeting Cen. Hastings and wife, they
viii for that purpose DO al tho residence
OF Gen, Jacob NJ Campbell on Walnut
street, First ward, Johnstown borough,
on Saturday, Feb y, at 7 o'clock In the
evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
COMFORT POR SMALL INCOMES.

or How Managed My House. How
managed my children from infhn-
cy 10 marriage. How TO choose
house and furnish II at a small ex-
pense, My lady.help and what sha
taught me. BY Mrs, WARREN.
800 pages, l2mo, Cloth, Extra, Prioo,
Sl.2h.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Modern Cookery in all Its Branches.

A series Of plain and simple In
struotions for the careful and Judi
oious preparation Of every variety
of food. BY MISS ELIZA ACTON.
Many Illustrations and n Copious In
dex xilspages. l2mo, Cloth, Extra, PrioO
Sl.25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
CATTLE AND THEIR DISEASES.

Embracing theirhlstory and breeds,
crossing and broeeing, feeding and
management, with the diseases "
which thoy are subject, and tho
remedies bestadapted 10 their cure.
To which Ia added list of modl-
clnos used In treating cattle. BY
ROBERT JENNINGS, v, s,
Sixty Illustrations, $40 pages. 12mo,
Cloth, Extra, Price $l,25.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
Fifteen Yoara Of Bliss.

Wr. and Mrs. John Rose Of South Mar
ian street celebrated tho 10Th anniversary
OF their wedding aoveral days ago. They
were tho recipients Of "a Rreat member OF
valuable prosenta, and entertained their
visitors In o moat royal manner.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-02-06
MI nnidrinh nlon.

John Philip Ilcidrich died this morning
NJ an advanced ago ot the residence of
Philip Schmidt, Sr. The funeral will bo
held Friday. Tho deceased was n father
OF Philip Hoidrlch, the barber.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

the committee anything as to their sources
of information respecting executive session
matters. Afterward the committee caIleo
all the members and employees OF the sen,
ate, the private and executive secretaries OF
the President and employees in the Dlpio,
matte Bureau of the State Department, ana
questioned them of their knowledge OF tne
manner in which the proceedings OF tne
Senate in executive session, and copies oi
treaties pending before it, reach the news,
papers. But still the committees learned
nothing, and the active prosecution OF lne
inquiry was then dropped.
The testimony was printed and later the
report of the committee was prepared. ms
recited the failure of the inquiry. to estab-
lish the completely of anyone with the news
paper men, and it was recommended mat
the latter be cited before the Senate to be
dealt with for contempt. Since that time
the committee has been practically ignored
by the Senate, the Senators generally having
become weary of the subject.
But Mr.. Dolph was determined TO be
heard, and it is said he made an effort to
secure place for the consideration OF his
report on the programme of business adopted
by the Republican Steering Committee, but
failed, although he was himself member
of the committee. This afternoon, however,
upon the assurance that the matter could be
disposed of in a few hours, he succeeded in
securing a majority of the Senators to con-
slider it. The report was discussed nearly
four hours and at the close the recommends
tions of the committee were rejected by
vote of 35 to %. This, it is supposed, ends
the latest farce in connection with e1ecu-
tive sessions in the Senate.
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DIED.

.rN A. ho, ,osida,,o 400 Smithheld
-. - E-;aav nr;i 10 1son of Io.4O p M
MsRy beloved wife of Dennis Allen, in her
59th year.
Notice of funeral hereafter
CooK-Tbursday. April IL. at IL PM. EMMA,
daughter of Frank and Mary Cook, Baldwin
township.
Funeral from parents residence. hopper
mans Run, SUNDAY, April 20, at 1880.
ClJILEN-At his residence. No. 255 Arch
street. Allegheny. on Thursday evening, at ';oG t
o'clock, EDWARD CULLEN, steptatner VI
Arthur and William Smyth, In MS f4tn year
Funeral on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ApTll ~
at o'clock. to proceed to st. Mary Gene
terry.
ROBERT RAYMOND, infant son OF Andre" anu
Sarah Gray, aged year IL days.
Funeral from tho residence of his parents.
No. 229 Ella street, Sixteenth ward SUNDAY
AFTERNOON, April 20 at 2 o'clock. Friends OF
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
GAULT-On Thursday, April II, 1890 at 7:3O
p M MARY wife of F. M Gault, in her 38th
year
Funeral services at the late residence, Te-
or,,,soh s+raat H.za,wood on sATuRDAy the
10Th inst. at O'Clock p. M. Friends of the
family are respectfuIly invited to attend.
VES-On Thursday evening, April IL,
1Sso, at ~ oclock, ykKNEE' @ InIano son adroS 70
1hs nnoMas anu 'ne iA'0 A"uiA L. oi0"'e'' "s'N
T, ,.oo from
o - C o-1t Ouincv
street Twentv.seventb ward Soutbside. Pitts
burr D. Eriends of the family are respect.
ouikr a. riienu' VI 'ne A"-' "
1ully lnVlteo 10 attend
HARRISON-April IL. at 10 O'Clock p. M,
ANN WRAf, eaugnIer OF j. u, anu Lulu "a
on asou . !ea,s ".u ~, % ~ 600 ..S
uheral oAiohDAh + Apiii i'' Ao0o' "SN M
JANINS-on FRIDAY. Aprli 70, loSv, NELLIE ME
Mi,,ar M,,Hs o stf ne.r oq ber aae i''
HiIiiei' All 'ne ON Je"i VI .st "se'
Funeral from the residence on lawrence
street, near torty-sl1th street, on SUNDAY,
April ~. AZ r M.
LATCHAW-On Wednesday April 16, 1890,
at 7:35 p M, at his residence, No. 10 Third
street, Allegheny, MI JOHN LATCHAW, In tne
OH 80 y. lie as .;aoo
runerai SERVICES al ms ia'e Fesioehco' DAT
URDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock. lnterment
private.
MALONE-On Thursday. April H. at l
o'clock, at her residence in the Thirty-sixth
ward, Mrs. MICHAEL MALONE, In her Hst
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Notes From the Courts,

Notes From the Courts.
JOHN TAYLOR yesterday brought suit against
an afternoon paper for alleged libel, claiming
$4,000 damages
FRANK B. SToNER, ESQ, yesterday was ap-
pointed commissioner in the divorce case OF
Robert I. Forney against Haddle b. Forney.
THE suit of Catharine Fulmer against Nc.
Keesport. borough for damages for injury to
property resulting from the grading of street
is still on trial before Judge Collier.
THE suit of White & Mcclure, for use of the
Novelty Manufacturing Company, against
Lean Blair, an action on contract for sup
plying machinery, valves, ETC.. is on trial before
Judge White.
The jury is out in the case of Albert Kaiser
against Charles L. Flaccus. an action to recover
damages for the loss of an arm Kaiser had torn
off while working at a grinding machine in
Flaccus' glass works.
A VERDICT of $3.50 for the plaintiffs was given
yesterday in the suit of William Boyd and wife
against the Pittsburg Natural Gas Company,
an action for damages for a right of way taken
through the plaintiffs property.
JUDGE ACHEsoN, of the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday directed Commissioner
McCandless to take testimony in the case of j,
c. Russell and others against the steamboat
Twilight, an action in admiralty to recover
wages Monday was fixed for hearing
EDWARD RAMSEY yesterday entered suit
against Nathan Morgan for $500 damages.
Ramsey alleges that on March g. 1890 he was in
the Hotel Morgan, on Market street. McKees-
port, talking to Louis Morgan, when the de-
fendant came up, and, without provocation as
saulted and choked him, and elected him from
the premises.
PHILIP ]. SEIBERT and wife yesterday en-
tered suit against the Pennsylvania COMPANY.
operating the Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway, for damages. They state that
the railroad traverses their land in Glenfield
borough. On March II the railroad COMPANY
tore down the fence on the dividing line and
took possession of some of the plaintiffs
property.
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ADDITIONAL EXCEPTIONS.
James C. Gray Says the Sale of the Steam.
boats Was Unjus,-Appraisers TO De-
termine What the Captains Interest In
Parks Mill In Worth.

James C. Gruy Says the Sale of the Steam-
bouts Was Unjust-Appraisers TO De-
termine What the Captains Interest In
Parks Mill Is Worth.
James C. Gray, one of the heirs of the
late Captain R. C. Gray, yesterday filed ad-
ditional exceptions to the account of the
executors of Captain Gray's estate. He
alleges that they have not charged them
selves with all OF the estate of Captain Gray
which came into their hands. "Gray's Iron
Line" he stated, was included in the inven-
tory at an appraised value Of $50, 900, when,
in fact, it was worth at least $3.50, 600. The
plaintiff had been informed by one Of the
executors that the steamboat line was sold
py the executors to James 81. Park, brother
of two of them, for $4,000. The increased
price was not accounted for. The sale, it
was alleged, was improper, improvident and
unjust, and a much larger price could have
been obtained for the property by the e1er-
else of reasonable care and diligence. The
executors are William G. Park, d. E. Park,
Jr.; James J. Donnen and J. Painter, Jr.
A partial hearing in the matter of the ad.
ditional exceptions was had before Judge
Hawkins. Messrs. Brown and Lambie ap-
peared for the exceptants, D. 7. Watson for
P. Hamilton for the executors.
Peter Sprague, the boat builder, said he
knew Of the boats of Gray's Iron line, but
had never examined them particularly. He
thought, however. that they ought to be
worth about $130, 900.
Miner ,Scovel testified that he has been
negotiating with James 81. Park, who OBJ
tained the boats from the executors, looking
to purchase of them. He asked SIZE, 900
for the line. The Court continued the hear
ing in the case for four weeks.
In the matter of directing the executors
to try and agree with Park Bros. & Co. upon
aprice at which the firm should buy Cap
tain Gray's interest, the executors filed an
answer yesterday. They stated that the
firm was willing to purchase the interest,
but as two of the executors, William G.
Park and d. E. Park, are chairman and
vice-chairman respectively of the company,
it was deemed proper that the price should
be fixed by an appraisement according to
the act of Assembly. The court made an
order for the appointment of appraisers to
fix the price and terms the company shall
pay for Captain Gray's interest.
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GLASSWARE.

Individual Salt Holder, worth
SC, our price &c each.
Tumblers, worth SC, our price &C
each.
Wine Glasses, worth &c, our
price sc each.
Toothpick Holders, worth &c,
our price &C each.
Molasses Jug, worth 15c, our
price &c each.
Vinegar Cruets, worth aoc, our
price Ioc each.
Salt and Pepper Casters, worth
25c, our price 12c each.
6-piece Breakfast Sets,worth 35c,
our price Ioc set.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"ALWAYS THE Cheapest, y
DANz!GER'S !, !! !! !! :! !! |! !; ! !:!!!'S
eN@@@~@%%~~~~%~@&
The Largest and Most Conn.,
plete Housefurnishing De-
partment in Western
Pennsylvania.
The following items are few of
the many bargains to be found in
our popular China and Glassware
sections:
CHINA.

Gold Band China Egg Cups,
worth &c, our price sc.
Japanese Decorated Individual
Buffers, worth SC, our price s..
Stone China Cup and Saucer,
worth lac, our price 7c.
Decorated China Fruit Saucers,
worth 15c, our price &c each.
japanese Cup and Saucer, worth
25c, our price SC.
Decorated Cream Pitchers, worth
I5c, our price &C each.
Decorated Rose Jar, worth csc,
our price 1oc each.
12-piece Decorated Toilet Set,
worth Sc, our price So SO set.
56-piece Decorated Tea Set,
worth S. 50, our price s. 49 set.
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ITS STRONG POINTS.

We have made the toilet
larger and heavier every way
CT inches high by az wide);
made the washstand larger
and added to it a splasher
back; made the bedstead (54
inches wide more massive
throughout, and the foot
board with a heavier cap and
posts. Note the large beveled
mirror in landscape shape
the hand-rubbed and polished
flnish-the generous size and
weight of all the pieces, and
their handsome proportions.
Neither the maker nor our
selves can make much out of
it. But then it is one of the
triumphs of successful trade.
We distribute a large quantity
of goods at the closest posi-
bic margin of profit. We buy
the largest possible value in a
big deal for cash, and then
turn it over quickly to our
customers, bringing the maker
and consumer closer together.
Low briees, elegant deszgns
and reliable workmanship
characterize 0uv large and
general assortment Of twrnz-
ture for
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Boggs&Buh|,
Allegheny.
P. S.-See the New Dress Goods
and Suitings.
ap17
PICTUREs.

H1CIURES.
We propose to sell them.
They're Boys and Children's
Suits.
We stick to our own busi-
ness and make it pay. We
produce, in reliable cloth and
colors that don't fade, the
sort of Boys Clothing the
fashion-plates are full of.
Handsome in designs and
style, tough and true for wear,
it'll make the boy who wears
it pretty as a picture, and be
full value in the Clothing for
your money.
Wanamaker's Boys and
Children's Clothing is good
enough to sell in a trades
manlike way. It'll sell on its
merits at our prices. It'll wear
as well as it looks.
Mems and Young Mems
Spring Suits will delight you
with their excellence. The de-
signs are superior, the styles
are nobby. the making up is
frst-class.
We are selling these on
their merits, too.
We are gaining trade every
day. We are doing it quietly.
Our goods and prices make
the hubbub.
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Want a Receiver.

William Best yesterday filed bill in
equity against E. T. Steel, his former
partner in the pickle business in Allegheny.
They dissolved partnership on April z, but
have found trouble in settling up their
affairs, and want a receiver appointed to
wind up the business.
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NO PRISON CELLS
To be Used TO Accommodate the Pryiug
Newspaper Men of Washingtou-The
senate Decides to Drop the

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The Senate
this afternoon disposed of the report and
recommendations Of the Dolph Special COM
mittee appointed two months ago to investi-
gate and locate, if possible, the leaks by
which proceedings of executive sessions of
the Senate became public. A. J. Halford,
of the Associated Press; George G. Balm, of
the United Press; q. L. Seckendorff, of
the New York Tribune; F. A. Depuy, of
the New York Times, and Jules Guthridge,
OF the New York Herald, declined to tell
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Baby Carriages.

They are to be seen in all styles and at all
prices, at Harrison's Toy Store, 1913 Federal
street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

LACE CURTAINs-Attractive new de.
signs in great variety, all grades, from 75c
to 500 per pair. HUGUs & HACKE.
TTSSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

SEE James H. Aiken & Co.'s display oi
fac neckwear, 100 Fifth ave.
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Lovely Lace ParasoIs.
Exquisite Crepe de Chene parasols.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

COAT ROOM bargains Friday and Sat.
urday.
KNABLE & SHUsTER, 35 Fifth ave.
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The PEOPLES Store,

Misses clan tartan suits of silk, very rich
and dressy, from 81 to $9O
CAMPBELL & DICK.
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Tn.DaHss Trial I.iafE.

Commonwealth VS. George b. Michel, Cyrus
Wilkinson, Michael Maloney, Matte Nc.
Donald,
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See Our S12 Line of Jackets.

In all kinds Of wearing apparel. Telephon,
1854 CHAS.- PFEIFER,
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BEECHAM's Pills cureslck eadache.
PEARS Soap, the purest and best ever maze

Sec Those Old Fa shioned Sun Shades
The kind your grandmothers carried mod
ernized, JOS HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores
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Newest styles, grays and tans.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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Underwear Bargains. Saturday the great
day. KNABLE & SHUsTER, IS Fifth ave.
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$4,000,

NE sold se0eraI hnnarsd of
our last seasons $50 Chamber
Suite, wAzch 0vas then con-
eeded to be the best for the
money ever sold IN Pattsbnrg.-
This engraving is a fac
simile of our new $40 Cham
Der Suite, in antique oak fin
ish, which we now introduce to
surpass the other in value.
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Gents Clofhing

Nicely cleaned and pressed in shape.
100 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
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Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.

SEE James II. Aiken & Co.'s display OF
fine neckwear, 100 Fifth ave.