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4slaryts du Japon." the sEestsst CT ali ps.fan;es
fer sale here by the evaes.
W. A. PIEncE & Co.
sI9 MARKET SPACE.
Corner sth ST.
OPzsrse ITEMS Ix Sgarse UNDER.
WEAR

TOO MUCH CANNOT be SAID ABOUT this
WONDERFULLY GROWING COMPARTMENT;
the way it is sprinxing ahead would make
aXALE sPEINTER exhaust himself ia trying
10 KEEP in sight Of the progress. and IL is all
owing 20 the SPLENDID VALUE that We give
you for your doilars. for very often you get
more than your MONEYS WORTH. OF course.
this IS on SPECIAL NUMBERS that are
MARKED DOWN. SPECIAL ADyERTiS-
ERs. see tomorrow's list. ALL NEW. too.
LADIES' FINE RIBBED ECRU VEST,
with crochet work round neck and arm holes.
drawn string in neck and arm holes. Regular
Price. &c. SPECIAL PRICE,
l5c. FACE
15c. VEST FOR 2pc
FOR WEDNESDAY we viii offer LADIES'
RICHELIEU RIBBED COTTON VESTS.
Worth regularly. 15c. At the Low PRICE.
8 VEsrs Fon 29c.
LADIES' JERSEY FITTING FINE RIB
BED VEST. MADE Of the PUREsT EgYP-
TIAS COTTON, With HAND CROCHET SILK
fENEsBURd SATIN RIBBON. draw strings,
In either H. neck. L. sleeves or l. neck. and
short sleeves REGULAR price anywhere. &c.
SPECIAL PRICE FOR WEDNESDAY.
49o. EACH.
LADIES' KSEE-LESGTH OR ANKLE
Etsf ssFsIsi S Sfias. &c. fos aE AnSse
DAY SPECIAL.
49c PAN
LADIES' EQUESTRIAN DRAWERS of
REAL NACO COTTON. Knee length closed OF
open Rezuiar value. 65c. SPECIAL FOB
WEDNESDAY,
49c. PAN
FOB LARGE-sIzE LADIES We will offer an
EXrRA-sIZE FINE MACO COTTON VEST
with hand silz finishing. i4r.e enoueh for the
nesh;sst woman Regular price. 75c. FOR
WEDNESDAY.
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DRIVEN PROM BED BY FLAMES.

Hotel At Jacksonville. Fla, Burned This
MorninG-Other Fires.
JAcKsoxviLLE, Fla, March 15-The Duval
Hotel in this city was burned early this morn
ing. There we're about sixty five guests, all Of
whom are believed to have escaped.
HARTFonD. Conn. March l5.--Fire broke out
on White street. Danbury, Conn, this morn
ing spd ragged for three hours The loss will
probably be, between tl0,0 900 aud $1,000
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March l5.-The town of
Mt. Pleasant was last night visited by most de-
structiye fire In the history Of that town. The
principal business part of the place was
burned. Loss, $50, 900, insurance not known.
FORTH WosrH. TEX, March l5.-The gun
store OF A ]. Anderson. on Houston street, was
totally destroyed by fire yesterday. The loss
viii reach s120 600; insurance, 5000. The
cause OF the IRE II q mystery.
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Russell Harrison's Application.

Russell b. Harrison. son of President Harri-
son, has made application for membership
in the congressional press galleries.
Mr.. Harrison has proprietary interests
in couple of western newspapers and now
desires to be enrolled newspaper CORE
spondent- His application will go through the
regular course and viii probably be acted upon
within few days.
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SENATOR HILL IN MISSISSIPPI.
He A0dressed Several Thousand on H
Arrival ut Meridian.

He A0dfes6ed 6evef1f Th0usand on His
Arrival ut Meridian.
MERIDIAN, MISS. March 15.-Several thou-
sand Of people assembled at Meridian, Miss,
this morning when the train bearing Senator
Hill snd his party rolled into the city. He was
received by the music Of bands and salute of
musketry from 1.-THE Mississippi Southerns,"
q military Organization Of Meridian. Senator
Hill was introduced by Capt. W. II. Hardy,
chairman OF the citizens committee.
Senator Hill spoke briefly and forcibly on
national political issues and was loudly cheered.
He denounced the force bill and the billion
dollar Congress and said tie people would pro-
nounce against the republican party in the
coming election. tCheers.l
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About il:5o today Mary Y. Brahler. aged
forty. living az 429 New York avenue north
west, was badly burned by her clothes taking
fire from a stove in the kitchen.
She WAS removed TO Providence Hospital.
she was SO badly burned that IL was thought
she could rot recover
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private letter from ex-senator Blair, 70
ceived yesterday. indicates the possession By
Mr.. Blair Of a belief that be will be nominated
Tor the Presidency by the Minneapolis conven-
non Nj. Blair writes philosophically OF the
abuse which il being showered upon him from
some soproes but IL confident Of being elected
If he receives the nomination.
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BUCK TAYLOR BADLY HURT.

He Received Probably Fatal Wounds in Q
Fight With Cowboys.
CHEYESSE, wyo. March 1h-word Is re-
ceived here that a four-sided fight occurred on
Monday among cowboys at Rongis, in which
Buck" Taylor. formerly with Buffalo Bill. was
so badly injured that fatal results are feared.
Pat HOrrigan and Al Dougherty were badly cut
with knives during the melee.
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IN WALL srHEEr TO-DAY.
Little Trading in the Market, which Wa
-- Barely Steady. 4

b9rety steady.
New YoRK, March 15-The little trading this
morning was confined chiefly to Richmond and
West Point, Reading, Tennessee coal New
England and sugar. The sales to noon
amounted to only $50 900 shares. New England
was the strongest feature Of the opening, adj
vancina ~ 10 60l.. On the other hand, sugar
Reading after slight advance retired nearly
per cent. At Ii o'clock the general market was
firm.
After IL o'clock the market Was less active,
but the tone continued firm with slight i'm
proTeinentaia most eases. At noon the market
vas barely steady, and At this writing q 80
pm. itis extremely duh
Money easy at f1za2 per cent Exchange
quiet; posssa ratas, %a61 <a4ss5<; actual rates,
4s51za4s5s4 for 60 days and 4s71sa4s7s4 for de-
msnd. Governments, steady; currency Gs. 100
eid' II coupon, III bid; extended %, regis
tered, LOO bid
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING syrup

Has been used for over PITY YEARsby MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA Sold BY Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Hinsows Soothing
Syrup" and take no other Kind. Us csuts bottle.
Q3!-1v
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RsesaAsat HAIRLESS, sscrsea1 nlsina. Rse-
tsssisn aaa nshVssAty ladesssa-
PnSvIDsrcx, RI, MARCH 1.-The rspubii-
can state convention today adopted rsscin-
tions agAinst ~ frss ssinaOs II silver. thaak.
tng ~ Rrsstas1t snd assss>sy Dsins fee
<AstE sssyyi1g - u ~ ssslpsesify psaUyea
- 100000 - pgeeso6fss 0g11 - - -
cardinal principle Of the pogty.
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A CERTIFIED CORY Of the will OF the late John
6. Sehmon has been received here from the
Gloucester coanty, y. J., court The object 10
to vest title OF lot %, square 3l2. In ". II.
Sealnou.
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Range OF the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the once
e!the weather bureau today. D An. 26. 2 pm,
81; maximum, 81; minimum, IS
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IMPORTANT SALE Or SILKS
10 PEE Cnsr DISCOUNT.
ALSO.
OpEsrxo q, New TkIxx,Sos.

oMORkow's special price inducsmsnt TO visit the
Palais Royal 10 the Of ostenh Of ne anoua Of
yovr p'ynaoss In Ne SIR Department. The trim
ming exhibition 10 smother kind Of attraction.
siksof all Kinds for dresses. trimninas. fancy work.
II In for to learn the quantity require and cal
culats What you will save. Any Of me siiks menttoned
beio~ may Be oiatsseS ut onstenh less than
the price Iist tndsnnsss
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SILKS Ii Spnrxe SHADES.

Printed Giacs uwotone} Ponsess .......... q yard
Printed Shanghai Silks s5c yard
Printed yspan.ss sBks. yard
These hsvs grounds Of Black. Cream. Tan.
Gray. with colored figures Calculate what ons.tsnth
OF the Price of . dress length will savs you.
Bsnsaiine Silk TeIiabie suait'v) Is yard
Bsnxaline SIX feest 81 yssd
fsils Franchise txuasantssd QUALIFY. 81 yard
fslle Franchise tbsst auaiity)...-.-..si.o pyard
Surah Silk tworth 75c &c. yard
sVThess Silks much ussd a. dress trimninss
well for complete eostumss Ons-tenth Oh the
amount Of your purchase. however large small. "
unaAs Tomorrow.
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RELIABLE BLACK SILKS.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION Or TRrxx1xes.

HE buyer requests that you be invited to AN Ex-
HIBIT1ON you are 10 be shocn tomorrow the lately
receissd noreities Without hint Of safe The buyer
does not know that the following remark is to be pub
iished given because IL indicates the feeling that
exists: II knoo u oRtv let IL be quickly knor''
phat q grand stock zoe hare IL riu be the 9rsa'sst
season haze had, but the qpssien 10 Losc 10 aGrer
tiss IrimmflCsf"
i HE buyers suggestion that you be in
yited TO III srk,Iition is eagerly embraced by
the writer. who trusts you will show your
appreciation of the invitation: IL really means
that The Patats Royals Trimming Department
open tomorTosc Teas for business than means q,
fastruetion. OF course hope TO profit by the i'm
preston produced. that the goods will be only
cheerfuliy shown. We hope that the array Of novel
ties will muteiy inform that here is headquarters
In lower portion of this column few Of the novelties
are pointed out. Please don't judge until you have
seem
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(continued bslov.)
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Tn Loss Or FIrsn IL A Arr1x
You think ysu seed not misd It.
But. II you 60 losing for time or lose rood
deal in short time. you are ruanins down. that
trsAs:
Get back to your healthy weight and generally You
get back to health.
book careful living viii tell you what it 10 to
get there. and when SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oil Is useful. Frss.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. la2 South 5th ave-
nue.. New York.
Your drussiss keeps SCOTS KMULsIoN Of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. q. no13
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LEAVE Ir To Us.

g freaky vsskhss - but 10 dour
21SA tie our tongues" Our ssocs Il.
IS rishs ready to any change
Tbs els grade Of SUITS and
oyERcoATs sives Us se1t that
- commands ss,entien ws-s far
s. s thsr away from the other ready
S15 4 made eiothisr. than this SEA-
4 - sou- Put garments and shsir's
at e15-sids by sids-sn5 you'd
- think OURS "cussom"
- clothes You tell we're aoins
s Al G pretty ''smsrt" vork by the vry
clSA faces the taiIors are MAKING
s q the running them. !:
clothes flare tyttshiy eut-outO
n<e and Nat pansrns- and
usiI-where does the s1o SIS
6 A X G they want you 10 pas come
S1SA in, Economy and good Judgment
q 9 ''turn ttstys down. and turn
you U.s. which Is better to
buy-from ''Iiss"-or from pie-
lures. From stock where
g Ak & you pick out tile COM
fSl5 p'.''a ..'-.a''-'', than on
AKS and take in the 'n'''-0r run
the risk of . chance shot u
colorsd fashion plate. In OUR way
the cos, isless--and vel guarantee
cAXC you PERFECT SUBTRACTION.
Sl5s We ''' s''.- the maxim. our.
g sslves-snd know whereof ws
speak. 'Iisnr for profit only
It's building Up trade to be
Exceptionally excellent. Bets peo-
s Ak S pie to talking shout u.s. 1h.''
sl5z ss,'"''. Ind, mat. -s.' we . y.
AIS after YOURS particularly All
styles for sll
SAKs AND CoNp.sy.
Mems Clothing. Shoes.
Juvenile Clothing Six Stores in One Furnishings,
Hats. Tailoring.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
STREET.
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Csc. EAcH.

LADIES, KS1r CoRsEr Covers
Our line o. these new and desirable garments
- eomplete. fOr Wednesday We viii offer .
very FiNE MACO COTTON Perfect fitting Knit
Cor set Cover, with HAND SILK CROCHET
na.sh. ~ hign or low Isck- Regular price. SOC.
SPECIAL. 4oc. each
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FoR INSECT Brrrs
USE PONDS EXTRACT.

NEURA1ero Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overwork will be relieved BY taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
Genuine has trade mark and crossed rcd lines on
wrapper.
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z. zs.s. fs Ell. $3.50 Il: ~ e
p&eS!a snd sels. uR The I.tem. De. ,. .. =
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
A VISITORS IMPRESSIONS OF PITTS
BURG,
From an Open Letter,

MY DEAR CLARA-I am now here staying
with auntie for few days, and hasten to
give you my impressions of Pittsburg and
the Exposition. The city is nothing like so
dirty as expected, and am agreeably dis
appointed The Exposition is very fine, and
the music is simply delightful. By the way,
must tell you of q delightful shopping ex-
perience had. went shopping yesterday,
pies Store" on Fifth avenue 1expected to
have to run around to lots of stores, but was
agreeably surprised. was in "The Peoples
store" for three hours, and when came out
L had purchased my entire fall wardrobe,
from shoes to millinery. had no idea there
was such a store in this part of the country.
ou know my aversion to ready made
suits. Well, it has been overcome. When
1 saw the lovely suits they have (by the
way, they are all made in the workrooms of
this store) determined to try on one that
had just caught nv fancy. When had tried
it on decided at once to take it. There is
4 little alteration Ill the sleeves, but they
are doing that free of charge.
NY bill for entire outfit amounted tc less
than $50. This is nearly $40 less than paid
last year at home, SO you may imagine am
ell pleased
wish mamma was here to see the lovely
carpets and curtains they have. Pm sure
she'd be tempted TO buy. No more at pres
ent Your loving friend,
JENNIE.
P. S.-You ought to come down before
that interesting event in December You
2. 5. S.-Couldn't you manage to come down
while I'm here? We could have a splendid
time, and you could more than pay your ex-
DenSeS,
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DE WERE Is A FAvORITE.

The Public MIKE Special Demands Of Her
What She Will Sing During the Week
Voting Schools Opened at the Expo
sition To-Day.
Mile. De We're drew great throngs at the
Exposition last night. She had no trouble
in making herself heard through the entire
building and she was the recipient of much
deserving applause.
In response to request coming from
many people she has promised to sing sew
eral of the more popular and familiar airs
during this week. These she will sing at
concerts. They will probably consist of
"Home, Sweet Home" ''Suanee River"
''Old Folks at Home" Last Rose of Sum-
mer," and other songs of a like character.
Chairman Gripp, of the Republican
County Committee, Yesterday opened q
voting school at the Exposition. II Chair
man Bremen, of the Democratic Commit
tee, gets his tickets down in time to-day,
this will be set aside as Cleveland's day.
Prot. Brooks had a very pretty programme
last night. Miss Raymond made decided
hit in her rendition of "Hear dem Bells"
and was compelled to respond to a couple
OF encores.
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DIED,

CORNELIUS-In Washington, d. C., OF
Wednesday,, october IL, 1892 MARY +. u
| CORNELIUS, wife OF Rev. M. N. Cornelius
D. D., OF the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
DoUGHERTY-At her residence. No. ;
| Cherry street, Allegheny, on Wednesday
| October 12, 1892, a. 10 P. NJ, CATHERINE, wiie
| of Patrick Dougherty, aged 62 years, former
| residence Butler county, Pa.
| Funeral FRIDAY MORNING in Clearfcld
| Butler.
Wednesday, october Il, 1892, at $50 P. NJ, w
| c. ERsKINE, Esq.
| Notice of funeral hereafter.
| HUNTER-On Wednesday morning at $3.50
| REXFoRD c. HUNTER. only son of w. b. and
Sarah Hunter, nee Chambers, aged year, II
| months and u days.
Fuheral from parents residence, l7l3 Sid
| ney street, Southside, FRIDAY. October II, al
| 10 A. NJ. Friends of the family invited to
| attend. Intermupt private at later hour.
LOGAN-At his residence, No. eos Market
Street, McKeesport. Pa, on Wednesday, Oc.
tober l2, 1892, at 1880 A. NJ, FRANK LOGAN, aged
81 years.
Funeral services at st. Peters Church, Nc.
keesport Pa, on FRIDAY ut 9A. NJ Friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to at
tend.
LOwAR-On Wednesday, October 12, 1892
at his residence. Collier township, LOUIS
LowAR, in his 45th ear, member Rich Valley
Lodge 6l6 l. o. o. F.
Funeral on FRIDAY, October IA, from the
German Lutheran Church, Mansfield, Pa,
at 2:sO P NJ Friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
MCCARTY-On Wednesday, October 12, at
10 A. NJ, at the residence of his son, ID. II. Nc
Carly, Parnassus, Pa, HUGH MCCARTY, in the
10Th year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from his late
residence, No. 20 Superior street, Allegheny,
Pa, on FRIDAY MORNING. Solemn requiem
high mass will be celebrated at ST. Andrews
r. C. Church, Beaver avenue, at 10 A. NJ.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend.
MELLON Wednesday, october u, 1892, at
her home, Homestead, S. REBEccA, daugh-
ter OF j. T. and S. 7. Neel, in her Sth year.
Funeral services at . p. NJ. FRIDAY, October
IA. 1892. Interment private al a later hour.
PFISCHNER-At the residence of her par
ents, Weible street. Etna borough. on Tues
day evening, October H. 1892, at 10 o'clock,
MATILDA S.. daughter of George w. and
Maggie G.. Pfschner, nee Braun, aged
years. months and IS days.
Funeral on FRIDAY at t2P.M.
TAYLOR-On "Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
her II, 1892. ut 8 O'Clock, EFFTE, daughter of
David ana Alice Taylor, aged years l
month and 10 days.
Funeral services will be held at the resi-.
dence, Savage street, Ingram station, on
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at o'clock. Interment
private at a later hour.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
TREATMENT OF CHOLERA.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate,

DR.. Charles Gatcnell, of Chicago, in his
Treatment of Cholera says: "As it is
flourish in acid solutions, it would be we'll to
slightly acidulate the drinking water. This
may be done by adding to each glass of
water halt teaspoonful of Horsfords Acid
Phosphate. This will not only render the
water of an acid reaction, but also render
boiled water more agreeable to the taste, 1t
may be sweetened if desired The Acid
tend 10 invigorate the system and correct
debility, thus giving increased power of re-
sistance TO disease. 1t is the acid OF the sys.
TEN product of the gastric functions, and
hence will not crca te that disturbance liable
to follow the use OF mineral acids"
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WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL,
No Excuse for a Bare Floor When You {
Get a Carpet at These Prices.

No Excuse for Bare Floor When You Can
Get Carpet at These Prices.
This makes the fourth week we have
placed special prices on as many different
lines of goods.
1t is a satisfaction to see the rush for these
goods-and, by the way, that is the only
profit derived from these sales.
This week We offer the best Lowell and
other makes of Ingram at the lowest prices
ever reached in this or any other city.
One grade at 55c yard.
The other at 65c yard.
Both sold at 75c Il yard, and will return to
that price after this week.
Also two lines ofrag carpets.
The first at 2Uc yard.
The second a 25c yard
Comment is unnecessary Come see and
buy. EDWARD GRoErzINGER.
G27 ana 629 Penn avenue,
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PRESERVES AND PICKLES,
The ii. j. Heinz Co.

Fruit preserves in pals, bottled fruits
sauces; catsups and pickles shown at thi.
stand in south gallery all go to prove how
many of natures products have been util
lied to add to the enjoyment of the table
These wares are of the highest grades and
are good beyond compare. The Dusines.
carried on by this company is a vast one
taxing even their huge establishment tC
the utmost to keep the supply equal to the
demand. By making only the best articles
them have won for themselves a great rep
utation, and as matter of course nave sim
ply taken all the best or first medals at
American and foreign expositions. 1t is a
big record, but they intend to keep it up on
this line for unlimited years.
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The BRIGHTEST SDot

At the Exposition is the mirror display OF
Conroy, Prugh & Co. This is due to the un-
usually fine plate glass, skillfully silvsred,
that reflects SO brightly the lights, people
and other exhibits. From the main door one
may judge accurately from the mirrors in
the band stand just what are the chances
for seats in the Music Gallery. In
Machinery Hall, at one of the stands,
all the objects placed upon the mir
rors are endlessly multiplied, and so it goes
that at all points the effects of Conroy,
Prugh & Co.'S splendid work are felt and ap-
precated. The firm deals also in plate win
dow glass and beveled and plain plate door
lights and general architectual and ornu-
mental glass, Stores IL to AZ Western ave-
nue., Allegheny,
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HEAVY IRON MANUFACTURERS
Taylor & Dean, 2O3 Market Street.


A few days only left in which to see the
charming exhibitor iron ana copper wire
articles at the Exposition, but the perma-
nent display of iron staircases, fire escapes
will continue at the warehouse. In addition
to the above will be found lawn and porch
furniture and ornaments, stable fixtures,
bank and Jail work, doors and shutters,
"Granity Fire EXtinguishers," grille, fenc-
ing, ratings, sieves, tools and the immense
lines of wirework, among which are fire
guaSds, decorations for cemeteries, flower
stands. dressmakers' models, and a list too
long for mention. No time like the present
Tor inspecting these valuable and useful
Affairs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
GROETZINGER'S SPECIALTIEs

For the Second Week in October Are In
grain and Rag Carpets.
They are neither old goods nor remnants
All are fresh and new, cut to suit you from
full rolls.
The best Lowell ingram at 65c a yard.
Another grade at 55c yard
Both OF these lines sell everywhere at 75c
yard
One line of rag carpet at 25c a yard
Another line of rag carpet at 20c a yard,
Cheaper than scrubbing bare floors.
EDWARD GgoETzINGER
627 and 629 Penn avenue.
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Residence.
MARRIED.

VAN vECHTEN-FIEDLER- Tuesday
afternoon, October i2, 1892, by the Rev. E. H.
Otting. ut the residence of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Fielder, FRANK D.
VAN VECHTEN, of Omaha, Neb., and Miss
ANNIe FIEDLER, of Harmony, Pa.
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Arrested for Assault,

Mike Kline received broken Jaw at
McKeesport yesterday for telling huckster
that his potatoes were worthless The men
came to blows and the peddler, whose name
is Cramer, picked up brick and struck
Kline in the face with it. He was arrested
for assault
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penies There Is : Deal with the city.

Denies There Is Deal With the Clty.
President John H. Rickettson, of the
Tenth Street Bridge Company, denies that
there is deal to rebuild that bridge, and
sell 1t to the city for S4oO, ,000 He says that
a statement published to that effect is false.
The company he says has been asked to
name price for the bridge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13

HAVE your light suit dyed at Pfeifer's.
Tel. 443 Smithfield street,
1854, 100 Federal street, Allegheny.
3469. 1918 Carson street. Southside'
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
Best

Tou ever saw for the money in Moire rib
Dons-l,000 pieces of No. s. sc; No. Z, Sc; No.
8, l0c; No. l2 l0c; No. l6. l5c. Come and see.
Z. S. GILES,
81, "a and Sc Federal street, Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-13
Kimball Pianos,
Os, KilnbaH Pianos

kimball Pianos. KimbaI Pianos.
A most magnificent lot of these famous in.
strument5 just received fresh from the lac.
tory. Come and see them.
MELLoR 4 HoENE, Il Fifth avenue.