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To.Day,s Trial LIstu.

Common Pleas No. l-Wittnef vs. Wittner;
Jasberger vs. Crawford ct al: Ruskauf vs.
MCGEE; Savage vs. Allegheny Valley Railroad
Company; Bailey VS. Carnegie Bros. & Co.
Common Pleas No. 2-Marietta vs. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company; Nickel vs. Peoples
Mutual Accident Association; Koll VS. Soulier;
Doyle VS. Moran: Lloyd VS. Jones; Scott vs. Eliza
beth township school district: swisshelm 70
Hall
Criminal Court-CommonWealth vs. Barbara
Weisman, Samuel Maxwell, Patrick Flaherty,
Charles Fechter, John German. ]. Robenstefn
ct al, Mary Manion, Mary Readily W. R. Bird
Mary Murphy (2). Frank Markia (2), August
GoldstrohE, Joseph Cohen, Frank Chushman,
James B. Henry (2), Peter Ullman, William
Smink t2). g. l. Little, John Thompson, Mi
chael Mulherron, Vic Smith, Joseph Roth (2),
Frank Stibsck, Annie Swan, Carolina Meyer.
James Acor, Gertrude Straub, Walter Stand
ing, E. and Mary Levy, Charles Ackerman.
Annie Hurley, b. 8. Brooks, Barbara Hook ct
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HE PROFITS. is STILL BUSY.

nd Improvements in our store.

81 IS for fine English Seal Plush sacques,
perfect in fit and finish, reduced from $50.
25c for No. 40 Pure Silk Satin Edged
Ribbons in the most desirable Shades only;
sold heretofore at 4Sc.
Soc for the best full-length Night Shirt
ever sold at the price; good, strong muslin,
all sizes.
6Oc for lot Of finest Kid Gloves, sizes 5K
and 6 only, black and colors; nons ever sold
for less than 81 25.
45c for best Black Hare Afutfs, Satin
Lined, reduced from 75c.
81 30 for your choice of opossum, silk
Beaver and Plush Mufs; regular price,
81 80.
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ONE cold lS sometimes contracted on top
ing settled and confirmed, and the lungs SO
strained and raeked, that the production Of
tubercules frequently follows. Many exist
ing cases Of pulmonary disease can be thus
accounted for, and yet how many others are
now carelessly allowing themselves to drift
through the preliminary symptoms, con-
trolled by the fatal policy Of allowing q cold
70 take care Of itselfl On the first intima-
tion Of cough or cold, or any throat or lung
trouble, resort promptly to DR.. Jayne's Ex-
pectorant. safe curative Of long established
reputation, and you may avoid the conSe-
quences Of such dangerous trifing.
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AN ACTION ON CONTRACT.
suIt In o. s. circuIt Court in Regard to

A suIt In o. 9. CircuII Court In Regard to
Cotr0nseed OIL.
An argument was heard in the q. s. Circuit
Court yesterday, on motion for Judgment in
default of a SUFFICIENT afidavit of defense in
the case of the Tarboro OIL Company against
the southside Refining Company, Of Williams
port
Hill Burgwin, Esq, appeared for the plain
tiffs and the Hon. a. c. Mccormick, Of VIII
Transport for the defendants The suit Is in
action on q contract the defendant, it is stated
having made an agreement to purchase from
the Tarboro Company its entire output OF
cottonseed oil for q season.
After taking some they refused the balance
and the plaintiff shipped il to New York where
it was sold at lower price than the Southside
Company had agreed 70 take it at. The suit
was then entered to recover the difference be-
tween the contract price and the amount sold
for about $500
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DITTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
II COMPANY. Schedule in effect November Y,
1850. Central time. DEP1ET-For Cleveland,
cinnati, Chicago and St Louis. $500 .. m, r:6,
sgsoo D. m. For Buffalo, 500 .. M an, '9sdo p.
m. For salamanca, 500 a. M, 4:D ?. m. For
Youngstown and Newcastle, 500 $50 1o:l5 a.
M, T:S5, 'ls1 ,9:3o p. m. FOR Beaver Falls
500. TIA $500 lQ:l5 .. m, 1:s $3.50 '4;zo 6;z9
fias7s ilG s:s0 sssO i4sSO Ssas S:29 $40 'iOsso
p. m.
ARRrvE-From Cleveland, SIS q. m, '1z:so,
$50 T:55 D. m. From Cincinnati Chicago and
st. Louis, si2:So, T:5 p. m. From Bunalo. se:B
q. m, p1Z:3Q 10 D. m. From Salamanea, 1z:S,
1855 D. m. From youngstown and New Castle,
rB,2a p9s2D A. M sI2:30 $50, Ts5A 10 D. m. From
Beaver Falls 5:2s. 'saa 7sao. -ss2o n M 'l2:ao
l:20, $40. T:jS, 10 p. m.
p. @. Y.frains for Mansfield. e:0 :. m, S:Jq,
sos D. m. For Essen and Beechmont $50 .. M,
r.. q. \. trains from Mansfield, Essen and
Beeehmout, Tsee Q. m, il 80 =. m.
r., Mex. z. X. B.-DEPART-for New Ha-
ven, 1850 a. m, s8s36 p. N. For West Newton,
Is5:5o ESQ ., m. $3.50 $40 p. m.
ARRTVE-From New Haven, te9:10 .. n, Sis
D. m. From West Newton. Sis t,ss3o q. m, Is25,
forP = MieeKeesport, Elizabeth, Mononrahela CITY
and Belle Vernon, $50 77;sa II'is .. m. 15sS1
II from n BeIle Vernon. Mononxaheia CITY. Eliza
beth and MeKeespork Tsis .. m, 1os2n 12ss9 500
lsiDIs :DaIll. B n isundazs only. swm run ons hour
late On sunday lWiH rnntwo hours late On san
01si city T,sEs. once. ss'smnhhsld stree.
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READ-

81 30 and 81 70 for finest quality Jerseys,
reduced from So, 81 and s.. with vest fronts,
pleated and shocked yokes, rich braiding,
etc. All sizes, black and cOlors.
25c-Au our children's Trimmed Felt
Sailor Hats, sold at 81 and 81 %.
25c for White and Fancy China silk H.
s. Handkerchieis, half square, reduced
from 50c and &c.
15c for handsome Brass Picture Frames,
sold until now at 25c; not many left.
$5-Your choice Of fine Beaver New
markets.
S., s. 30 and S6-Three-duarter length
Tailor-M Made Jackets, reduced from $40.
50 70, $40 45, S11 IS for English Seal Plush
Goats, reduced from SO, S1S and $40.
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The Quickest Time Ever Made By the
LouisviIle and Nashville Railroads.
on Their Present schedule.

Trains leave Cincinnati daily At 7:55 A. NJ and
7;5O II. n. Arrive Louisville 1f:95 A. n and II: As
P. H.; Nashville 4:5O p NJ. and $50 A. M; Bir-
mingham 11:30 P. N. and 800 P. M; Mont
A. NJ and EOS A. NJ; Albany 6.l5 A. NJ. and 10
A. NJ; Thomasville 1l:25 A. M; New Orleans
l2:4O noon and 700 A. NJ. Jacksonville, Fla,
2.lO F. n and 7:56 A. N. Respectively. 28 hours
and is minutes to Jacksonville. Both trains
run through solid to New Orleans, with Pull
man Buffet Sleepers attached. Pullman Buffet
Sleeperg run through from Cincinnati to Jack
BonT1ile without change.
For further information VT ite HERMAN
HOLMES, T. P. A., Medina, o.; Z. L. Sprague,
7. P. A, Detroit, Mich; or s. 8. PARKER d.
p. A., Cincinnati, o. ja4-6TuS
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sTUPEKDOUs FRAUDS ALLEGED.
A PecuIins stnte Of Things In a Bankrupt
Firms Affairs.

A PecuIins stnts Of Things In u Bankrupt
Firms Affairs.
CHICAGO, January 13.-The examination
into the assets of B. Deimel & Bros, the in
volvent furniture dealers, was taken up this
morning. A most peculiar state of affairs,
which Attorney Mayer designstes "a stu
pendous fraud" was brought out. Alto
gether about S12O, 900 worth Of assets were
discovered, and an order Of court will be
asked, restraining several holders from dis
posing OF any of the goods until further or
ders. The discovery increases the tangible
assets to about 100000 but it is said that
the liabilities have also increased, and are
now supposed to be $500, 900 instead of $780,
900, as at first related.
1t is claimed that the firm has been prac-
tically insolvent since last July and has
continued to purchase goods on which they
have borrowed money and for which they
have never paid.
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feel very stiff and sore in the morning. His
urine was high-oolOred. his appetite poor, and
he had belchinG Of gas after eating. His aches
and pains continued to grow worse until there
was hardly spot in bis body free from pain.
He says: Il had four doctors. but all failed to
give me any relief When I began treating
with the physicians Of the Polypathic Insti-
tuteI had not been able TO work for hve
months, and often was not able TO walk or get
around in the house, except BY crawling on my
hands and knees. After taking sheir medi-
cines for four weeks became greatly i'm
proved and at the end of two months was en-
tirely cured. could not ask to feel better
than now do. "WILLIA1r HURLEY"
Mr.. Hurley Is Well-known in Pittsburg.
and his many friends win gladly testify to his
condition aud his complete CUE. All forms of
kidney and urinary diseases, chronic diseases
and surgery successfully treated.
Office hours 10 A. N. tc P. NJ, and 8 to 8 P.
n. Sundays, to P. n. Consultation free
and strictly conhdentiaL Patients az distance
treated with success by letter. Write for .
question blank. ja7-TTs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14

The particulars of the alleged shortage OF
ex-Sherif Joseph n. Gray in his accounts
with the county are revealed in suit to
recover, brought by the County Solicitor,
against Mn Gray's bondsmen.
County Solicitor Geyer has entered suit
in behalf of Allegheny county against ex-
Sheriff Joseph H. Gray and his bondsmen.
David Coon, Police Magistrate Nathan s.
Brcksw and DR.. T. A. ReI, to recover on
ex-Sheriff GrsV's bond an alleged shortage
in his accounts during his term as Sheriff,
covering the years 1851.
The bond is in the sum Of 1000, and
the shortage claimed amounts to I'll, 7s4 6S.
The statement in the suit was sworn to by
County Commissioner Mercer. 1t sets forth
that the Indebtedness arises on the ofhcial bond
of ex-Sheriff Gray, with David Coon, N. s.
Brokaw and DR.. T. A. Rex as suretles, dated
December q, 1854 The amount-Sll.7 .7s4 6S-is
claimed with interest from January i, 1883.
This amount it is stated, he has neglected and
refused 20 account for and pay over 70 the
county.
THE ITEMIzED STATEMENT.
The following is an itemized statement given
Oh SnoTln OEAy' AuQeDbcuuCcr W SAD SOaitey -
the expiration of his term, January !, 1883;
Sherifrs fees and mileage. S206S 6S; county tar
on sheriFs docket, 81, ,S9g SO; Prothonotary's
fees on Sheriffs docket. S476 Is; advertising on
Sherif7s docket, s., OH; county taxes on delin-
ouent tax lien docket $S8l 81; Prothonotarys
fees on same, S127 rs; Sher,ffs fees and mileage
on same, 1886 q: advertising on same, S542 %;
county tax on municipal tax lien docket Sl6 ":
Prothonotzry's fees on same, $40; Sheritfs fees
and mileage on same S198 20: advertising on
same. S309 verdict fees $234; collections on pro
cesses to January l. 1883, IS, ,SS4 Sc; Prothono-
tary's fees and mileage on Sherihs miscel-
laneous docket, S5S As; Sherih's fees and mile
age on same, 81. 269 96; advertising on same, SO;
fines, S62l. Total, SlS,440 So
This has been reduced by payment OF the fol-
lowing: Sheriffs fees and mileage, u, ,4Oj; sala-
~ for December. 1887. 1859 lS; cash fees 81
500 l3; cash SS 3S1 IS; total, Sc 655 50; leaving
balance due of Sl1, ,7A 6s.
WHY THE DELAY OCCURRED.
The delay in bringing the action, twas stated
Yesterday was due to . desire TO allow ex-
Sheriff Gray to make up the shortage. Some
Of it he did make good, paying the amounts
stated at different times, but the balance not
being forthcoming the suit was entered against
the bondsmen. Two of these ie was asserted,
had been, willing to pay the money, but the
third did not appear willing to pay his share,
and a settlement in that manner was pre-
vented.
Attorney ]. H. Bryant has entered an appear
ance for DR.. Rex and Attorney r. B. Petty Tor
David Coon. who is q resident of Plum town.
ship, and the father-in-law of Mr.. Gray.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
TIE CRIMINAL COURT GRIND.
A Number of Minor Criminal. Who Secure

A Number Of Minor Criminals Who Secure
Judicial DeSerta.
In the Criminal Court yesterday NJ. Beatty
and ]. Donahoe were tried for aggravated as
sault and battery on John Cook, and found
guilty of assault and battery.
Giovanni Caputa pleaded guilty to the lar.
ceny of two clocks from Pietra Caputo. He
was sentenced six months to the workhouse.
The jury Is out in the case Of E. ]. Jones,
tried for the larceny of eight towels from Mary
Redding.
Fannie Berger was acquitted Of the larceny
of gold watch and chain and clothing from
Bertha Dulch.
Patrick Flaherty was convicted Of assault
and battery On Fred Weyle.
Mary Brown is on trial on q charge Of PERJURY
alleged to have been committed in case be-
fore Alderman Burns
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
NnauInrInnner Ona..

John N. Morrison, Esq. yesterday filed the
testimony taken before him as commissioner
in the luhacy proceedings brought by Mrs.
Margaret Anderson against her brother, John
Dibel, Of Tarentum. DibeL it was shown, is
shanty in Tarentum. He has property worth
ahonf el nm
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Due to n Political Mutation.

Judge Acheson, Of the United States Court;
Supervisor Fahrenbach and Collector d. o.
Barr, comprising the Board Of DesignatOrS met
yesterday and elected George 81. Atkinson
Steamboat Inspector. Mr.. Atkinson succeeds
Inspector Sullivan. whose term expires. Mr..
Atkinson was formerly an inspector, and was
followed by Mr.. Sullivan, whom he now super
sedes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
A C0LORED FAGIN.

FFHnk Wilson Had Charley Bates to steal
Wipes for Him.
Frank Wilson, eolored man, was COM
nitted to jail yesterday by Alderman Nc
Kenna in default of 81 900 bail on charges
Of larceny and receiving stolen goods. Will
son, it is alleged, was profting by the thefts
OF . small boy, who stole q quantity of
furnishing goods from Hannoch's store.
After suspicion had fallen on Wilson a
constable went to his house in Allegheny
and discovered the stolen goods. He was
held to be responsible for the whole transac-
tiOn, as the little boy was too young to do
otherwise than as he was directed.
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GOOD FORTUNE FOB vIYCENNEs.
A vein Of Fine Coal struck at n Depth Of
$50 FaeI.

0oU Eoets
vINcEENEs, IND, January 1S.-Yester-
day was the greatest Sunday in the history
Of vincennes. In the morning, at about Q
o'clock, the company which was sinking the
shaft in the suburbs Of this city struck coal
at depth of $50 feet, and found that the
vein was four and one-quArter feet thick and
of q quality that is rarely excelled in the
Western country. It has been several
months since the shaft was first put down,
and the work cost in the neighborhood Of
5000.
As soon as the correct thickness Of the
vein was ascertained, the engineer opened
wide his whistle and tied her down, and let
her blow until the entire town was reused to
a sense of the great fortune that had come.
The citizens generally are wild with delight.
and grand ratification meeting will be held
in honor OF the event, which is the greatest
in her history, and adds great wealth and
advantage to healthy and blooming city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
Cloak BnrRaIusl

so beaver and cheviot newmarkets, S., re-
duced from $40 and $12; 12O striped and
plain imported beaver newmarkets, 81 30,
reduced from SIS and SIG 80; 100 extra fine
seal plush sacques, $17 70, reduced from
$50; IS fine seal plush jackets, 50 20 and
81 75, reduced from S15 and $18; 100
three-quarter lengths beaver jackets, s. 90,
s. 80, IS. 81. reduced from $40, $12, SIS, at
Rosenbaum & Cos.
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Net Wuu,ed where he Dee, Rv,,,.,,

Samuel M. McIlWaine, the proprietor of
grease manufacturing plant on Spring
Garden run, Allegheny, yesterday waived
hearing before Alderman Reilly and en-
tered bail for court on a charge of maintain
ing a nuisance. The information was made
by John Herchenrother, who claimed that
the establishment was not g proper one for
that location.
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MuRDERED By WHITE CAPS.
A Wealthy Farmer Shot, and Another Ma
Whinned nv Ro9uIatorn.

A Wealthy Farmer Shot, and Another Man
Whipped By Regulators.
CRoTHERsy1LLE, IND, January 49,
Yesterday morning at o'clock a party Of
30 masked men broke open the door of the
house occupied by Andy Slate, Eell-to-do
farmer, and. pulling him from his bed, de-
manded why he had disobeyed orders pre-
viously given him to leave the country. He
said he had done nothing for which he
should leave. Thereupon one of the
White Caps fred q shot, the ball passing
through his body and inficting probably
fatal wound.
The raiders then left going to the house Of
John Warner, whom they hauled from his
bed, tied to tree and gave severe whip
ping. No cause for the outrage is known.
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HORIZONS GET TIE OFFICES.
All Legislative Positions In Utah Filled By
Letter Day saints.

SALT LAKE, January 13.-The Utah
Legislature met to-day. Governor Thomas
sent in brief message, referring mainly to
Territorial affairs and recommending in gen.
eral terms that the Legislature take steps
to bring Utah ID accord with the general
Government
F. S. Richards, Mormon, was elected
President Of the Council, and james Shat
rop, Jr., Speaker of the Lower House. All
mons.
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RAILROADS.
rom Pitt.burs Union Station.
] !yennSulVdnid Lines.
Traipa Run bT Cgntral Time.

SOUTHWEST SYSTEM-PAh hOUTEo
Leave for Cincinnati and st. Louis, 4 LIS .. m,
m; Chicago. 1:ls = m M, and i2'GS p; m.
ys ThssIi5g 1 81 wasSihesSn % @ SIG 3 p p g. @ P
$40 as 4:55 p. Bulger. 1910 .. m. Brrgetts-
town, 1'S5 q. m, s:S p; n n; Mansfield, lsl4
TRAINS ARR1TE from the West. 2;1O, s:OOa.
%; SeaT 1T M s p M m wReenS saIs2n aio s g m
:. m. Washington. SIS $50 S:49 lo:25 a. m.
Iis45, S:5s. go and $50 ,. m Bulger, $50 D N.
MeDonald1s siS5 q m, a 800 p. m.
NORTHWEST sYsTEM-FT. WAYNE RoUTE-
Leave for Chicago, 7:25 q. m, R:29 d ls0Q
t:46 except Saturday 1lf0 D. m; Toledo. US ..
m, l2:1 q loo, and except Saturday u 20 m;
P m, and 7:Z a. m, via I. Fl. W. 9: Ry. New
castle and foungstoWl, 7;oS = m, 2:4 20 p
vile, Erie and Ashtabula, Jos q m., l2:sO p. M;
Niles and jamestown, 3.S p. m: MaeSillOn, 4:l0
m; WheSsiing SRd Rs,! Besrf s.oa si0 M 49, ia
Falls $40 .. m; Leetsdale, 5:So a. m.
DEPART FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 q.
m; Leetsdale 500 500 1000 11:45a. m. l;1S 2:5
l:So l:46 $50 s:lA 7:so 300 p. m; Conway 100
lao p. m; LeetsdAIe. 3 $50 p. m
TRAINS ARRIVE u nion stal0n from Chicago, exs
5sO ,. N. Toledo, excspt Monday. i:5O s:a5 a
m, SIS and $50 2. m; Crestlins, 2;losp m;
youngstown and New Castle, S:lO a m. 10, 800,
10fl5 D. m Niles and youngstown, q $50 D. m:
Cleveland, $50 q. m, 2;25 7'oop. m; Wheeling
and Bellaire, 300 2:25, 900 p. Erie and
Aahtabula, LIS, 10:l5 D. Massllor, 1880 m.
Niles and jamestown, $50 q M; Beaver falls,
7:5Oa m, I:lop. m; Beaver Falls 5 ss25 ,. m;
Leetsdale, 1910 p. N.
ARRIVE ALLEGHENY. rom Euon, 500 .. m:
Con way 6. 40a M Rochester, oa. ;BeaveF Falls
s5S siS & . 70 nj ( ssf.ss'as fss s "a "a S SS sS rs
p. m; Fair oaks. 8. s. \. m: Beaver Falls,
T. sop. m; Leetsdale, 6OS p. m; Beaver FsllE
3 a i5 n. m
ds1daily; s, Sunday only; other trains. except
Sunday.
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B. q B.

Three large departments Anderson's
zephyrs: also new "A Scotch zephyrs, new
"A American zephyrs, and French satines-
worth look, whether you buy or not.
BoGGs & BUHL.
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nTrrsBURe AND CASTLE SHANNON =.

DrTTsBURe AND CASTLE SHANNON r. r.
j Winter Time Table. On and after December
1854 until further notice. trains will run as follows
on every day, except sunday. Eastern standard
time; Leaving PittshArg-os10 4. M, TAO q. m.
m, $40 p. N. $50 p. m, eso0 p m, 9fs0 p. m,
llsa0 p. N. Arllngton-6sD q m, 6s10 4. M, 7slc
A. M, $50 = n, Otzo 4. NJ. LOO p. m, 2sD p. m.
p. m. sunday trains, leaxfng Flflgblfg-D ~ m.
1880 p. m, 6.lo p. m, o;1Qp- N, ArIing gton-DiD
a n- n''e ?. ny ~ ?. 20 oS Il 9Aan. IL swk
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a LLEeHErY vALLEY RAILRoAI,-

A LLE9HENY VALLEY RAnRoAp-
.61Trains leave Union station Eastern standard
tlme); kittanning Ae.. SIS z. m: NIAGARA Ex.,
daily. SIS .. n, Hulton Ac., l0:iS Z. n; VALLEY
Camp Ae., fs0 p. N: on City and Dubois Ex-
press 600 p m. Hnltsn Ae., 800 p Kittanning
Ing A.. SD p: M BraRburn Ae., s:Dp- n. Hui
ton Acp 1so p N; Buffalo Ex., daily
ns9 ,. m. Church trains-Hfaeburn. ESQ. n.
and si6 p. m. Pullman Sleeping Cars 6etMseen
q. I. AEts; DAY1D McCARGO. Cen suDt-
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The Kneinesrs Again at Work.

BPEcTAL TELEGRAM TO THE DTsPAfcR.i
bedford. January 13.-The engineer
corps that were recently called to Pittsburg,
who were surveying line through this
county in the interests OF the Baltimore and
Ohio and Reading are again at work in the
eastern end Of the county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
NHw GOODS

We have opened second importation
shown Prices
7,s 1Ss 2, 22c and &c.
sell
to-day money
EFEL TOWER yandk Laces patterns only % @ 0S Soc 600
81 Operyar buy until you have
Nightgowns
your
goods wiha
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sustnined Bad FaIl.

Z. L. oertz, young man employed at j.
Painter & Sons mills, West Carson street,
fell from scaffold yesterday afternoon to
the ground, distance Of Is feet, He had
one leg broken and suffered slight internal
injuries by the fall. He was taken to his
home on Church hill, Thirty-sixth ward,
where Dr.. Miller attended him,
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Rrhhon.. Rihbon.. Ribbun..

We are always filling up our 25 cent
counter full Of good.things. Nos. % and 30
plain and fancy ribbons at 25 cents have to
be seen to be appreciated; take look.
CAMPBELL & DICK.