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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01
Gas, elettrides Qidt unb sriehtraft,

Wir beperben uns I'm bic Runb.
i9aft bes YubIifums fur Sos, our Be.
leu6tung uno gum Ro6en. Nrc, Sn'
canbescent, elettrii6es Slot unb elef.
triiae Sriebfraft. Wir liefern Soften.
ani6Idge fhr 3sgung BON 36bren in
9duiern, a~uftelung BON @asbfen, unb
elettrif9e 8eleu6tung, Motcre. @lets
trif9e Sriebfraft mirb prompt geIiefert
bon Der San Intpnio Cas-
&ompagnie. Selepbon PIP.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01
s3mr ia~buftriellen G%nttuid1umg Ses
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@arens.
,@s lit cine anertannte Sbatfa9e"-
iast Der in Baltimore erideinenoe
rManufaeturers' &ecorb",-baB fluse
uuo ueitfdtige @elbmdnner geraoe
baum, tpenn Der @elbmarft ein gebrtid.
ter 1T, cine InIase fur ibre 9apitaIien
iu6en; Iie tpihen gang senau, bob es
nit Der inoufrieIen gntmidtung our9=
aug nidt etma au @nbe gefommen 1T,
oaB biefe pielmebr i'm Nergleih au benz,
mas bic 3ufuuft brinsen nirt, nod
auf Der 2inobeits ftufe itebt, unb 10
treHen He 9ana i'm Stileu gerabe In
foldeu flauen Berioben lire 8orantal=
ten fir cine grOBartieere @ei@dftstbd
ti9feit, bic linen nod ber WieOertebr
gutter @ei9dfts3eiten oann einen reid
lobneuben @sninn bringt.
Nu9 in Der augenblidIi9en Hauen
3eit tbut fi1 tuieoer cine oerartise be-
aei9nenbe 8epeeung in ben tapitaIi.
fifden &reiien tunb.
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bieier 8ealebung ben Nnfauf BON 2. 800
sider Glen unb 9oialnnb nabe BEL
Mem @afle in 8irslnien, uno stpar au
einem Bryrie, Welher I'm 200 prpcent
booer 1T a!s fol9es 2ano Dor. i'm leB
ten September oerfauft murbe. uuo
tbeilt NIT. bag bort fofort nit Der Nr.
belt besonaen rerben ioa. Gr meiit
auf cine gaaae 3abl BON oaoeren ge.
f6dftilden nnternebmungen in 8irgis
uien, Norb. unb 6ib. @arolina, Matp,
lanb unb anbere Staatea bin. III peldea
in ber alerIebter 3eit mieoer febr Be.
beutenbe Summer @elbes Nnlage ges
funben baben, uub fiibrt bann fir nns
ieren Staat Seras gum 8elege bic neus
erli6e Organization Der meiffens aus
engIii9en R~apitalifen beltsben6en Nem
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elm 5tammtapital bon $500, 900 fir
ben 3wed suiammeneel6oRen bat, Die
0ffteraniide @~iieninoulttie our ponen
gntmidlung au bringen unb Stem Birs
mingeam gum Wittelpunfte berfelben
au MAIDEN, fopie bic glei9fals in Der
IeBten Wo@e ftattgebabte BiIbuns elmer
Minens@ Dmpagnie, pel6e Elm Rapital
bon 81, 000. 900 barauf bermenben mill,
I'm 2lano.O ifrift, Der befanutli1 bag
bette gra fir BITE Bereitung BON 8eKee
mers5tabI liefert, groBe Glen. unb
StablDerfe an3alegen. @r tpeiif fers
ner auf bas gerabe iebt tpieoer nit be.
fonberem Offer gef6roerte g,ienuaIa,
Dert uub auf bic Baumtpoa. Gabrit in
Oeniion, cine lnternebmung, ftr peIde
$780, 900 CUR 8erfigung geffelt tpor5eu
Hnb, auf cine Woa : Jabrit, bic elm
Stammtapital bon $50, 900 aufsutpeis
fen bat, auf cine n2umber gompanp@,
pelGe fi9 gerabe ieBt pieber trob Der
i6le6ten @ei6dfts3eit, nit einem &a.
pital BON $100, 900 organifrt bat, unb
f@lieBlid auf cine Baumwol5ame1.
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tai bon $4,000 angeiebt it,.
Jiir inc Mo@e, miitenin ber6unbss
tags3eit unb in anbetra9t Ser 5bat.
Jade, 6aB europa ME Imerita in Ell.
rer i9limmen @elbtlemme fteden, III
bas RGerli6 elm Iusmeis, tuelGer
3eugniB 6afir a6lest. baB es nit Der
inbuarielen @ntuidlung i'm Gaben
unb befonbers au9 in Seras, niGt 10
t9ltmm befeat iein fann. unb baB Die
Rapitalifen, wel6e ibre RapitaIien uur
aaleget1. tpein He 0ertrauen baten, fhr
ben 0erbf unb Winter bic Wiebertebr
elmer guteu unb 1otten @eI6dfts8eit nit
Si6er6eit ertparteE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

Derieui8e, Der ba ermartet
bab ieine untbdtise 2eber aad) ibre @d)uloiss
fettt bun iperbe, iest ii) alien nl5gliden8raufs
beitsu, bic idled)tes 8lut seipobulid int &C.
fotse bat, aus. Deshatb marte nid)t! Nfata
tisteit nnb- appetitloigfeit 1loeen Dir CUR
Barnnng bienen, baB fd),pere 8raufbsiten
earaus entiteber iuerben. Oh faunlt bieiel.
ben je6od) I'M &eitle iinteroriiden ; bu fannf
fe beilen, iuent fe beretts orlsgebrodjen iirS
= nit Dr.. Yierce's Cohen Diebical Diss
coperp. Dieielbe 1T Die ein;ise 8lut< mo
8eberfM eoicin, bic sarautirt lit, lit jeben
GaHe gu liuSeril ober ;u beiler. 9ein @elb
erbdltft bu 3uriid, ipeuil fe bid nidt tn-
rirt. Guf bieie 8eiie 3ablit on MIR fit
bic Mobltbat, bic bu erbaltit. &anuit bu nod
u,ebr b~erlansen? gle reinist bas ganse
Sbitem uub BELT Buifefn, Sinnen, Saut.
ausifIdge nno ole Saut= unb Gopfbaut.
trantbeiteu. Serofuf0ie afectionei, iomie
geberfedeu, Siift uub @elenf=9eiaen, gn>
idipenungen mo @eidnuitlite ipeihen Dor
thren gssualtigen alteration gi9enidafttn.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

umiidnben Elm 3iemlid aefdbrlides iein
fam, oaein elm aewiHer Spielraum
muB au9 Dem freien @rmeKen Der Sc
f6morenen g~elafen ieiu. Sas 1T els
nerieits Der einaise aagemeine S6ub
bor Der 8erfn16erung Der &e9tsipre.
dung gu einem itarren 8u9itaben, Gull
tug unb anbererieits elm lpfaIer SGub
gegen bic Rnebelung bur6 @eiebe, bic
oHenbar i'm @eseniabe gum Settle unb
aud gum @ortlaute bet 8unbesperfais
flung fteben. Man pflegt amar gu ia
gen, f9leGte @eiebe miBten gerabe
ftreng angenenbet unb bur4geflbrt
perben, bann miirben fe ON i@nslten
tpieoer berbaBt unb in SOlge 5efen ab'
gei6aHt, aber oas bat bod mebr tbeoz
retifhen aIs prattif6en Wertb.
Wir bleiben nod mie Dor Ger Infi6t,
bob bas b~eiiebenbe amerifanif6e Surs'
SDitem fort perbelerun9sbebiirftig 1T,
allein mir inb ebenio felt Der ueberseu=
gung, baB bic b0lige Nbf6aHung bei=
felben tein 6prtidritt. fonbern ein b6@ft
oerbdugniBboler &idi@ritt iein mtrbe !
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

Dor einisen Sabren betam i'd
bdufse Mageui@mer8eu, berbuubeu nit
NppetitlOfsteit. Sd sebrau6te Or.
Wusuit &6nis's hamburger 3ropfen
unb tpar in turaer 3eit ipieoer bolttdns
big bergefeat. - @eOrg MuIbad, $40
&. @Iinton.S traBe, &odefter, 81. p.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

= Die aus benz @efdngniB entlaKe.
men irii@en parteifibrer O'8rien unb
Dillon baben f9 formel bon Baruea
lOsgeiast. DaHelbe bat Mr. O'SwDer
Crap, Der 8efBer bes 9ubIiHer r6ree.
mans Sournal" setban. Yarneu pirb
balb gan3 ii0lirt ba5teben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio
u Texas, as second class matter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-01

Oas eleeanteite 2ofal Der Stabt. Sibrt
MUIR bic beiten @eine, @bisfies, SiquSre, i'm :
pertiste unc einbeinii9e gigarren.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16
SUMMARY OF EErCRNS.

The uniformly high temperatures with continuous '" ~ -
Throughout whole month Of September a5ie'd tne maturing u ~
~ that the late corn bulk Of the in the northwest would DC
Iy frost. -, .., H. .h Irr
.4 lr for the State whole the OF good quality quite
free from smut In counties the corn crop Is better hah or
wears All other crops orrcsponny hne anu most chttr ~
per,ades all reports from that section
The central rank the quality and quantity ol Larn
products. well maurc ears well hiIei WIN perfect gam ~
Il r,aoes unsurpassed Of quality uueXceltei. . ,
The conditions southwest Missouri have varied so coSlel "
adjoining counties throughout the that reports are very
l m rho on As whole has not been seasohape Inc
weld Of corn will equal Of year and from ie"
Games report Of potato rot which reduce the prospective ABUNDANT
Weld of this staple o.. . 4 u,7
Ram j. now needed throughout the State to put the ground
in condition seeding Some wheat was s'wn early ' HAS m
terminated WE'LL and where up Is being 0"f"e' Out '"7
IN - few counties generally suspended waiting Tor ram
There would have largely increased area sown to wheat had u'
conditions beenfa favorable -,
Rerts on tobacco mcage but the crop Oh Ioo'
seems n have been about an average, and the prospective yield OF cotton
lroyea a
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

In the arrangement the possible OF these
will he accented and meetings appointed for the places from which hey
Definite announcements and places will shortly be made
Those who have sent requests meetings should not delay tue
~ r ,sr, an interest in the meetings They will involve large
yn on the part Of Board Of Agriculture and TINS outlay WI"
only whose behalf the meetings are he'
and getting the benefit Of Subjects of practical interest
10 farmers stock growers Will be discussed by men o
eyrn It especially requested that successful farmers OF the
which meetings held he induced 10 assist ." W
programs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16
FARMERS INSTITUTES.

The State Of Agriculture has been requested to hod Farmers
Institutes in the following named counties:
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

Inc rising man mr.~le ! "''"'e t.'I.e.
s,eppea l.., - 1t 4 the WIDOW.
= 10 his pre,l,r.ss,,r., ,,,-;..:.r
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

u. - AMI q tpab,e page illustration in
tintS Of Il Paper Hunt Brra.:fa., a- ,ta
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16
CROP REPORT
TIE
Missouri State Board Of Agriculture,
FOR OCTOBER l, 1891.

Tine Ip table Of percentage Of crops October l. 1891
. 3D.. injured Win a full average yield and condition.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

ana at the same time an economical
mod. .r t-l""I:.--- I.- IL. - fails.
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

New York, Oct. Fashionable cir
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

ago. IA Il passenger train stopfrd - e
K '~aI1u. dus -
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

|ts=
Fr-H .Nrsz
| c.. .r...
FiSEST FLOWER SEEDS, SEAT POSTPAID. FCk rs CtHTS q
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

Wast:1- Ct E,a-h
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16

" a pamphlet Of information and a5- iisy--s
-. strECL Of the laws, showing How tok@f
The Holt County sentinel., 1891-10-16
washington Franklin County. Factory IIenrr

proprietor. Gathered separator alone
for machinery rents the budngit was oil" store capacity LOCO lbs
lbs goods sells
than gathered He pays
Of
per IT, collect markets butter New York Baltimore
and Atlanta; has local trade selling Is doing
satisfactory business both for hmsfan patrons
with other has shipped carloads of lIolen and
he
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
BAD LEGAL MIDDLE.
A Mistake in Impaneling Jury
Makes Many Trials Illegal.
MURDERER MARLLTPs INCLUDED.
Rival Ohio Eaters of Tremendous Capacity
Nay Eat a Match.
A PAiR HOUSE HUNTER FINDS A CORPSE


rPrcIGI TELRoRAM TO THE DEsrATcHi
NEW LISBON. O.. April 14-It will be
remembered that tine attorneys fcr Ira D,
Marlatt made the discovery that one Of the
Jurors who convicted him for the killing OF
gBarak Ashton was an alien, and was, there
.-re, ineligible to jury service in the State
of Ohio. A great skurrying resulted among
:he lawyers, and finally the entire proceed
ings we're nullifed, and Msrlatt is to be tried
over again, as if he had never been in the
dock at all
Another perplexing question is now agita-
ting the minds of the Court and LAWYERS: If
the jury is illegal, then all other eases tried
by that same jury must be illegal, and their
sentences should certainly be declared null
and void. There ere six prisoners now in
the penitentiary who were sent there BY this
same jury. the highest getting six years. A
lawyer said to-day: 'These men could de-
mand and secure a new trial, but it was a
question if it was policy for them to do so.
II they came back for a new trial they would
probably get the same sentence again. If any
one Of them thought his sentence unjust he
could have new trial, and might receive
lesser sentence"
A man named French, who received six
years for horse stealing, might think he had
been dealt with too severely, but the lawyer
Eaid there is an especially bitter feeling against
horse thieves in farming community, and he
might. in coming back for a new trial. get even
longer sentence. In regard to the question as
TO whether the men are now being illegally i'm
prisoned, the lawyer said that was question
Tor the court The jury was certainly illegal.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
TWO HUNGRY oHIOANs.
Their Capacity for Eating Dismays Their
Respective Lsndladies.

Their Capacity for Eating Dismays Their
Respective Landladies.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHt
AKRON. April 1.-THE little town of Hudson
bobs up with the champion eater. His name is
Bill Lewis, and he is thin ana short, and always
hungry. He sat down the other evening and
after eating three large cans of sardines, two
Of salmons, four dozen of large cookies and six
cans OF apples he said he was hungry, and fin
ished another can of sardnes and started on
steck of peanuts, when the crowd fed.
While Hudson may think it has the cham
pion eater in Lewis. there is an eater in Akron
who lays over them all His name is johnson,
and be is employed at the gas works. but saws
he has time to eat with any man in the three
States. 4 meal OF y boiled ears of corn with
trimmings is only lunch for him. One day,
while at the residence of his brother here he
ate slX-gallon measure of apples and for the
last course ate peck of hickory nuts One
day he entered pie-eating contest at Canton,
but when he had finished his one hundred and
fifteenth be was SO far ahead of the others
they stopped in dlse ust. His brother was going
10 take the winner home when johnson kicked
and said he didn't want to 60 on an empty
stomach. He was then led into asaloun where
he put round dozen of sandwiches on top of
the pies. On another day he ate Is pounds of
FISH, and another day got outside of = whole
bunch OF bananas.
1t is very difficult for johnson to get board
anywhere at reasonable rate His eating is
OF the sort that is calculated to fool the most
wary landlady. He does not eat fast apparent
ly, but somehow the food disappears in yawn-
ing gulch that has never vet been fiiled He
has had several offers from circus and museum
managers, but has invariably refused. John
has challenged the Hudson man. The
terms are that the winner is to get all he can
eat at the others expense, with s25 thrown in
for doctors bills. +. X Brehm is Johnson's
agent here. and is open to all correspondence
on the subject OF eaters and eating.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
DIED.

| ALLEN-At Brooklyn, N Y, Friday. Apri
| 10. 1891, at P. NJ, ELSIE W., only daughter o
Leland NJ. and Mary L. Allen, aged years.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of he
| grandfather, DR.. 8. q. Allen, Bakerstowh, Al
| legheny county, Pa. on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, April Is. at II o'clock. 2
ARCHER-suddenly, on Tuesday, April IA
| 1891, at P. M, JOHN ARCHER, husband o.
| Mary Ann Archer.
Funeral from his late residence corner OF
Colweli and W yandotte streets, on Ruch's i'll
THURSDAY, the 10th inst, at 2P. NJ Friend.
of the family are respectfully invited to attend
2
BRINKMAN-Ou Sunday, April Il 1891, H
| BERNIE BRINKMAN.
Funeral from his late residence No. Ward
street, Oakland, on WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, al
$50 o'clock A. M. Mass at St. Paul's Cathedral
at 10 o'clock A. M.
BkooKE-on Monday. April I3, at 2:3O P. NJ.
Mrs. REBECCA Fox BROOKE, beloved wife OF
Henry Brooke, aged &c years.
Funeral services from the First Presbyterian
Church Of Springdale. near Cheswick station.
"WEDNESDAY, April 10 at $50 p NJ Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at.
tend.
CAMPBELL-On Tuesday morning, April IA.
1891 at o'clock, NORMAN HEALD third son
Of James W. and Mary B. Campbell in his 10th
year.
Funeral services at the family residence. No.
23l Fortieth street. THURSDAY AFTERNOON at
2 O'clock. 1nterment private later 2
CARNEY-on Tuesday, April Il, 1891, at 3:45
A. NJ, DANIEL CARNEY, formerly of County
Cavans. Ireland, in the 74th year of his age.
Funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 81 Charles street. Allegheny, at $50 A. n.
THURSDAY. April l6.
TDeming, N. NJ, papers please copy.I
CARRON-0n Monday. April l3, 1891. Mrs.
JULIA, relict of the late Louis Carron, aged so
years.
CLoSS-On Saturday, April IL. at 7:3O o'clock
P. M, barbara Gloss, aged IS years month
and IL days.
Funeral from her late residence, on Penn
near Sixth street, Sharpsburg, on Wednesday
at 10 O'clock A. M. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend. 8
COLE-Ot pneumonia, on Monday. April l3.
1891, at l2:40 A M, W. W. COLE, Jr., only son of
DR.. W. w. Cole, aged years and months.
Funeral services at the residence of his
father, No. 20 Arch street, Allegheny City,
on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at ESQ o'clock.
Interment private
CRAWFORD-On Sabbath, pril IL, 1891,
JANE MORROW, relict of the late John Moore
Crawford.
CUNNINGHAM - On Monday morning,
April IL, at $50, at his residence IN Mansfield,
Pa, JOHN CUNNINGHAM, in his 44th year.
Funeral from his late residence at 9 o'clock
on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Interment at
Grafton.
DAWSON Monday. April l3 1891 at PM,
WILLIE, youngest child Of John A, and Mary
Davis. aged l6 mpnths.
Funera! from the residence of his parents, S5
Forward street. THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock.
DAVIDSON-on Tuesday morning, April
"a, 1891. at 430 o'clock. MARGARET BURGEss
wife of John E. Davidson
Funeral services at the residence of her hus-
band, No. So Washington Street, Allegheny
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
COMPETITORS SAY THAT'S TOUGH"

Saturday advertised the Celebrated Star
Shirt" IS and the "ner grade" of Star Shirt S.
their that each they
the brand of shirts.
Interesting the s5cen for certainly got value for their
what of those paid double for the thing
Will they laugh, too?
of the said
strictly hou2 Two the article the
day.
What they termed the finer grade they claimed be the shirt
that selling 90
claim that this false that know be false and
the public to know it aso
All has do what the under
of the tab end of bosom shirt and will that whether
they paid IS s. cents the number G.
The number of shirt 1865 brand of shirt made
peciay under and sold other dealer
These shirts have intrinsic value, and if it be fact that
selling IS EACH
then we'll offer the people chance make little
For Shirt of this
each One shirt dozen thousand
Every hundred of these will you 6 Remember
Put the There's in it if it's
they furnish them s.
that figure there's still good margin But insist upon getting
brand and number
Now with confidence that they
shirt and isn't false make
they did, what is it?
Now shirt which they did actually SELL brand If
you these shirts have need pay them them
for you them at Guskys at just 10 each
Our price the shirt first advertised still 90
They worth it. And stand ready
anybody who them elsewhere and pay gg
them
This sale for day only and begins at o'clock. =
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
NEWS FROM HAWAII.

Large Exports of Sugar to America-Un-
precedented Cold Weather.
SAN Francisco, April A-Steamship Aus
tralia arrived to-day seven days from Honolulu.
The Hawaiian Gazette says that between the
18th and 2sd of March. $1,000 tons of sugar had
been exported to the United States by steam,
and between March 3lst and April J, 600 tons
more had gone by sail. making an unpre-
cedented tonnage in SO short period.
The temperature at the island for the month
of March has been unusually low, and on the
night of the 4th ult, it was the coldest ever
recorded at Honolulu, the thermometer regis
stering about 6Se
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
q QUESTION OF COURTESY.
1t Comes Up Before the United Presbytery
of Washington.

1t Comes Up Before the United Presbytery
of Washington.
-erEcIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH,
WASHINGTON, PA, April 4-The Washing
ton PresbyJery Of the United Presbyterian
Church met here to-dav. The call of Rev, II
". Temple, of Leechburg, which had been is
sued to him by the Washington United Presby-
terian congregation, came up for considera-
iion. The question was whether or not the call
should be sustained as being regular Some of
tie members thought there would be a lack of
courtesy shown the Covenanter Church if the
call we're sustained. because the Rev Mr. Tenn
pie had been suspended from the ministry OF
that church.
1T was finally decided 10 lay the call on the
table until the minister in question should APP
ply for admission to the United PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
GOrhan Tea Sets.

We keep on hand always full collectio
of Gorham hard metal tea sets; also mic
assortment of Quadruple plate tea set'
Moderate priced goods on hand,
at
hardy & HAYES,
jewelers., Silversmiths and Art Dealers,
500 Smithfeld street.
Visit our Art Room, second foer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
A HOUSE HUNTERS DISCOVERY,
The Corpse of Suicide Found in an Unten.
anted Dwelling.

anted Dwelling.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATcHl
WASHINGTON, Pa. April IA strange
story comes from near Coal Bluff, where a man
was found yesterday, having lain dead on the
hillside for several days. A young miners girl
had been out house hunting. and was horrified
TO find the deCsying body of man on the floor of
one of the empty cabins. piece of strong
cord cutting deeply into the neck of the man
told an eloquent story of despair and suicide.
Coroner Johnston at once left for the place,
and the Jury disclosed the following facts:
James W. Wright a single young man, had
been living in a cabin with Mrs. Hannah near
the mines. On April 4 he left the Hannah
place. and had not been seen since The eyI-
dence in and about the cabin showed he had
mounted an empty powder can, adjusted the
moose around his neck, and then kicked the
support from under him. The twisting of the
cord had finally broken it, but life was extinct
before the body fell in a heap where it was
found. The man had probably been dead
ABOUT ten days. Relatives say he had been
greatly troubled N mind over a scandal in his
life.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
RAILROAD BUILDING DELAYED.

A Strike Among the Laborers Constructing
the Erie and Pittsburs,
-FrFCIkL TELEGRAM TO THR DIsPArcH.,
WAMPUM, Pa, April I-An the trackmeu
employed by the Erie and Pittsburg Railway
on the low grade the company is building be.
tween here and Lawrence junction, struck last
night for 81 25 per day instead of 81 Is as they
are getting now. There are over I6U of them
engaged in ballasting the track
Itwas expected to have the track ready to
run over by May l. completing low grade
from Pittsburg 10 AshtabuIa.
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Fashionable Hat and Bonnet BIeacher.
1t is difficult to tell which of our rst-class mill
linery houses shows the finest display Of ladies'
and chidren's spring hats and bonnets.
The large hats are stupendously gorgeous,
the shapes will be one extreme or the other.
We are much pleased to state to our many Gus
TONERS that we can copy nearly every pattern
that is shown in this market. 1t is cur aim to
be ahead and we will show new shapes as quick
as Eastern manufacturers produce and import
them. The new Piccadiily Sailor or Plato has
arrived. Come and see it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
A Pittsburg Feeder Extending.

-ErEcrAt TELEGRAM TO TEE DtsrKrcH.t
CUMBERLAND. Md, April l4.-This morning
party of engineers set out from the Office of
the West Virginia Central and Pittsburg Rail-
road in this city TO run line for the extension
OF that road to Hagerstown, Nd.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
Are
You Ready

For the change of season now so near. when
Impurities in the blood are liable to manifest
themselves in most unexpected ways, reduce
your general health, or bring on that tired feel
ingf Hoods sarsaparilla will do you an enor
nous amount of good just now. by purifying
your blood and building up your system So that
you will tide over'' the depressing effects of
milder weather. Try il.
N. B.-Be sure and get
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-15
II, d IL,

Dollar for 80 cents. That's what you can
get here in the 42-inch imported all-wool
cheviottes-17 shades--tans, grays, navys,
etc. BoGGs g. BUHL.