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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
A UNIQUE ELECTION.
ENGAGING ROOMS FOR NOTABLE
PEOPLE IN CHICAGO.

Trram caIeago Ialer.oaeaa. 90 D. J

tFrom Chicago Inter-Ocean, Sept 20.l
Now that so many OF tho prominent
men Of tine country have engaged rooms
at the hotels FOR the dedicatoty week.
those OF lesser note are making the
managers Of the various hotel compain-
les work very hard IL answering tho
huge correspondence that pours ia upon
them every day
Since tho LET Of the notable guests
who have engaged apar m nis was
published In the inter-Ocean Septem-
Der "a, their number has not been ihrgely
increased, but makes up IN quality what
Il lacks in quantity
II the present plans are carried OUT
Chicago will entertain during dedioa-
tion week the presidential and vice
presidential candidates on the Etepubl-
can and Democratic tickets
II Mrs. Harrison's health improves
the president VIII probably be the
guest Of Mr. Higinboiham. The man
aeemeut Of the Grand Pa3ia0 eXpects
10 house and feed Whitsaw licid.
Don N. Dickinson has written 20 Mr.
Rathbone Of the Richelieu, engaging a
suite Of rooms for himself agd parry
and requesting that a suite BE- reserved
until further notice for Grover Ciefc-
land aad wifO He says In bic letter.
"Mr. Cleveland wants 20 be m Chi
caro- duri1g the dedication Of The
Worlds fair. and thinks ithiRhly prob
able that he VIII decide 70 COME
Adlai u. Stevenson viii ocolpy his
usual parlors a. the Palmer.
Adiutnnt General Henry NJ Sprague,
Of Maine. has wr,ttbi the Victoria man
-scment requesting the reservation Of
ditsan rooms from October 10 70 OctO-
bsr % Tor the governor Of that state.
stan and party.
Ten rooms have been reserved at the
Palmer for 8 PARTY. the member5 81
gbieh, although ulkuoen ou--ido %
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

-Four womH, Sept n.
Contest Editor Gazette.
Having received tho endorsement OF
tbrco OF Tho four judges for my design
NJ n Texas badge or medal, ! take 10
for granted that II will bc satisfactory
20 al Interested 10 name tho modal tho
1cXRe Columbia badge.
Tho ono Judge not yot heard from
may yot send Ia his decision. Should
it DO favorable 20 my design wo can
then claim a unanimous vote for our
medal We hope 10 hear from All
tho Judges Even n the ono not yot
heard from should make . minority
protest or vote, We don't favor silence
or neutrality no TIE GAzErTEis suo-
ceeaiul candidates for this dedication OF
tho World's fair, will say that havo
ordered the dies for our Toxas modal.
n will take some timo for tho ongrayer
70 do the work No II should be done.
We hops 10 have medal that all Tex
ans viii b. proud Of and pleased "
wear, NJ homo or abroad, Rospeot.
fully JouN HOWARD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
WONDERFUL EXHIBITION.
Libby Prison Removed From Richmond 10 chi.
caao and ExaelN Rebuilt


One OF the greatest places Of interest
20 be seen 10y visitors To Chicago is tho
Libby prison war museum. which is
open daily Sunday included from ga.
IN. TO Top. m. But few people realize
what an enormous project IL was to re-
move that historical old structure from
Richmond TO Chicago and rebuild It ok
actly as IL stood In Dixie land. 1t con
iains pOO.0O0 bricks, It's dimensions out
side are l32Xll0 feet and Il is four sto-
rles high, and notwithstanding It's
great size IL does not deviate nm inch
as it stands Ia Chicago to-day from
us original proportions In Richmond.
" contains twelve spacious rooms, all
filled 70 Overlooking with wonderful,
interesting and valuable rclics OF the
late war. In fact, 70 Is tho most eNtou-
sive museum OF the kind In the world,
and nearly a half million dollars have
boon expended In establishing II. II
has the honor OF showing to the public
the first exhibit tOarrive IA Chicago
for the Worlds iair-Sir Antonio
Moros original luo-size oil portrait OF
Christopher Columbus. painted at the
Court OF Spain in 1913 FOR Margaret.
queen OF the Netherlands, and con-
coded TO be the only authentic portrait
Of the great navigator eNtant 1t was
purchased in London by O. r. Guuthor,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
the CHICAGO FIRE.


ms quite remarkable how Of late
wears the public fancy has turned tow
ard uiotures; within the last decade
newspaper aiter newspaper mas 3ssA
tiors daily. There is widespread de-
sire' -. A book without iillstrs-
lions i like roast turkey without ne
adSipess-rathor uninyiiing and not al
together palatable. For yeg.iis PACK .
~ artists have turned teir atien--
$3.50 ~ Illustrating of history, and
,b sI nave done more 70 giyo people
M i6ea Of how great battles
d., ,gt,, fought than any deserip-
Han Of them could have done. The
iast aieat effort 20 pictorialy - ~
nv historical event Is the cyelollma g
et'J bTrning al Chicago. This is said
~ sli9 ~ by iar the most difficult subject
~ Attempted, and # was thought by
ma Ia b Impossible to faithfully p2f-
mn. X any one nay ll-s. ''l-'i 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

glowing accounts given OF this great
scene by the Chicago press, it must he
the most remarkable production IN the
realm Of art Tho effects produced ara
startlingly realistic and faithfully show
the situation in Chicago when the great
fire was at its height. This UNIQUE and
remarkable exhibition Is attracting a
great deal OF attention In tho Worlds
lair city Il IS housed IN elegant quar-
tors on Michigan avenue, between Mad
ison and Monroe, and will remain In
Chicago until after the Worlds fair.
THE GAzETTE's Toras representa-.
uves will visit this wonderful exhibi-
tlon in a body
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

dows; they are prcttlor than the stores.
Don't be shocked at the paint and
powder on the faces Of Chicago ladies';
this Is a smoky town and ruins com.
pleNions.
Don't be beg1iled Into using 0xS
brass or steel buckle to hold up your
frock behind, IL looks we'll, not
nice.
Don't get IN hurry and swing your
arms and appear masculine because
Others do. Men admire ieniniplty in
women.
Don't think when l meotyou ut the
train that the club was the cause of
my proboscis hronzing; its climatic eff
foot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

ror tho Gas,ta'a Excursion 10 tho Dell.
cation Exercises IN October

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept l6, 1892.
WORLDS COLUMBIAN COMMISSION.
Col. " L. Malone, prosldoni and Man
ager "1ho ga1oitei" Fort Worth, Tex
Ny DEAR MALONE: II have noticed
with considerable interest Andypleaauro
tho enterprise Of "rHE GAZETTE" Ia
tho WorldH fair dedication excursion
project ! have no doubt that Il viii DO
complete and perfect success.
Out Of The quota 81 Invitations 10 tho
dcdicat0ry exercises 10 which am on
Titled, WIN take pleasure IN furnish
lug Invitations 10 The GAzErTE's ok
cursion party, " the number OF severn
teen paraoha Pleaso soud me tho
names aud addrnssos Of the party as
soon ~ the contest IS over aud will
seo that invitations are promptly for
wardod 10 them at their homes. These
Invitations ontiilo The hOldcrn thereof TO
reserved seats Ia the building In which
the dedieaiory exercises win b. hold,
AZ Jackson park, on The 2ist Of October,
1892
with kind regards and best wiahes,
am, worry truly yours
JOIN 4. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

their state, win probably vie IN inter
est TO the public with all Of the no.
tables except the two presidential can.
didaies
This party will be from tho Lone Star
state, aud will consist Of ten OF the
most beautiful wonon that Texas can
send. Fivo chaperons will DO sent with
them, Seven " them will be selected
from the state at largo and three from
the city OF Fort Worth. Tho people OF
that state aro now engaged filling in
voting blanks published in the Fort
Worth GAZETTE. Sept 80 will DO the
last day OF this unique election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

irtond = cordiai Invitation 20 tho ia.
ssitef EleuraioHists.

CHICAGO, LII, Sept. 20 1892
Editor Fort Worth GAZETTE, Fort
Worth, Texas
Dear Sire Observing from a parusal
Of % rcceut issue 81 Tho GAZETTE tho
novel cont 81 innuguratcd by you for the
selection Oi delegation Of ragas Indies
and genilcnon 10 visit this city nt tho
expense and under the auspices Oh your
paper on the occasion OF tho dedication
ceremonies Of the Worlds Columbiau
exposition, J nos extend through yOli
a roriiai iagiation % the delegation
70 Visit this, the graateat live stock
market of Tho world
~ ihe chapnron Of the parlF viii I'D
Yise ace VI tpn arcaptAlp. hsrlo., aud
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

The Most slupnndouu rSroteohnicai Dis
piay the world Ever saw.

The Most stupnndoua rSrotsohnicai Dis
play the world Eysr Saw.
The pyrotochnic display for the
World'H Columbian exposition opening
In October win be the most etupondoua,
novel and subllmcly artistic That tho
world has over behold
Mr.. Pnin, who hlA tho contract for
this display, has boon over tho exposi.
ton prounda and In consultation with
Chief oi Construction Burnhnm with no
gard ~ the host location. For nearly
i've months past Mr.. Palms factories
huyu boon at work preparing tho plooos
that viii excel In beautiful colora all
the fire glorlca of past ages. Some idea
Of the wonders and bcauiiesof tho three
nights pyrotoohnio display may DO
gathered from the description printed
In I1iE GAZETTE last Sunday, Thm
display ulono will DO worth u visit 10
Chicago 10 SOC.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

Miss Ethel lacks about 1000 votes 10
give her 9Th place again, Mt Vernon
and Mt Pleasant gave her votes Yes.
tcrday, There Is u big Four syndl.
cate IN Fort Worth which votes by the
thousands almost daily, but cur candi.
date - not IN is combination, Lot our
Young men stir themselves for the hal.
ancc OF this month. ~ TcNarknna
News
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

InyitatIon TO The uasstts's Party 90 yisls
the World ramsas Iaetafs

CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1892
Editor Oaactio. Fort Worth. Tex.
Dear Noting that your papor
viii send an eNcuraion Of representative
Texas young ladies 10 Chicago 10 attend
the Columbian exposition dedication. 1
dosire 70 oxiend tho party through YOU
q cordial Invitation 70 visit our marvel
Gus exhibit 81 the painters art, tho
World famed picture u the battle u
Gettysburg, a picture known and IA,
inoua IA both hemiaphero'e. a picture
pronounced bymany Federal and Con
iederate oiilc9rs 70 10 literally true 70
pature and marvellous in rraiistic lia-
preston. This famous painting IS ll5
feet 10 circlmlertnre, % feet high Soy
iset long, and SHOULD your oxcnraion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

at a premium in October and THE Ca
zErTE may be able to aid those Of It's
Texas people who apply early. The
applicant must specify how many days
the room win DO wanted, beginning
Wednesday, October 10, the day the
excursionists will reach Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

when to expect tho party here, l viii
take pleasure IN chewing them tho
"modus opcrandl' oi disposing OF tho
enormous receipts Of live stock At those
yards, Of which your great statp con-
tributes so large share. Very 70
specifically, T. II. BAKER
Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
rnn sANrA rn NIL nnrr.
Piaas Of Entertainments OF the Garotte's
roNns rarty.

rians Of Entertainment OF the carotte's
roSns rarty.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, sept T., 1892.
Mr w. l. Malone, President D,moorat
Publishing Company, Fort Worth,
Texas.
pcar Strive notice that your on.
torprislnE newspaper proposes 10 nirn-
ish u number OF the most popular ultl-
scns of Texas with transportation to
Chicago during the dedication OF tho
Worlds Fair and also proposes so pay
tholr hotel bills whilu thoro
II thofe is anything that We cau do
here 20 holp carry outyourplan ofcntei~
minmcn,, w0 viii ho very glad indeed,
TO exert oureolyos IN that dirNetipn,
Very truly,
j, NJ. BYnNE,
Asst pass'r Traffic Angr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

being nHlde By Mr. J n. Mitchell, ono
ior each u the ohaperonB, one for each
Of tho ton Young ladies dlootcd and ope
for each ~ fhe three invited. and ono f1f
THE GAHETrE's oguductre8s, eighteen
Ia all This baleH VIII be- handsome
and valuable enough % keep tor all
Gula.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

The voting contest inaugurated by
ihe Fort Worth CAzErrs, ia which
leu u the most popular young ladios d
Taxas-ihree from Fort Worth and
seven from ieNa5 ouisidn-And tgn mar
ried couples are 70 b. sent W tie dedi-
t..llon Of ihs worlds fair ~ Chicago,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25
THE CHICAGO ART INSTITUTE
Extends an Invitation 10 The 0nlsllss Party 10
VlSIl lhroa Floors Of Paintings,
SlaluarY, Etc.

THE ARr INSTITUTE, I
CHICAGO, Sept 10 ls92
Business Manager Gasotte, Fort Worth,
TeXns
Dom Sir; | note with pleasure tho
Interest tnkcn IN yom papers excursion
70 Chicago aud Niagara and | tl,ko
pleasure la cNtonding 70 the ladios and
ehaporons composing your excursion an
invitation 20 visit our museum whiln Ia
tho city. Your very truly
N. II. CARPENTER, Soo'y,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

the confectiDner, for $4,000 Within
the walls OF this historical old struc-
turo may DO seen tho most wonderful
exhibit Of Confederate aud Federal
war relics eNtaut.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-25

WIVNWNUV7 ITa7I I7IVI- 20 T7T9
Editor Gazeite.
Miss Molle Bnin's name was iu,thr print
cd letter, but she wna not credited on the
Sunday record with 100 votes sent in,
alRncd Juiettr. Saturday aho was hiOg and
Sunday The same Please mud inoloscd
published lotler aud records of Saturday
and Sunday, 90 you mag know This 10 BIZ
fact I hope tho mistake viii be corrected.
md obugc. *
on the m0rnlngoi September u MiH5
Bains record was 13l5. Oh tho l0th
sha received tho 100 YOUas you
mention and also % moro.
These win her tOlal'Oi the lGlh made
her vote on Tic morning oi tho I'm
juai $500. or iust tho amount wo pub
liahcd. You evidently cut the record
from two papers OF the aamg date.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

At Menzies, KY. Litus Redman killed
Americus Parker with a shotgun.
AT Norbome, NO.. it is alleged, hailstones
fell Sunday night as large as tea cups.
Charles Overley was robbed of 5000
worth Of jewelry Sunday at Rice Lake, Wis.
james Moran, shot by q policeman Sat.
urday at Charlotte, N. c., died of his injuries.
AT Fayette, Mo-. Sunday night, Alfred
Nash, colored, killed Bud Proctor with a
sand bag.
Monk Henry, Kentucky negro outlaw.
was killed by Charles Keene at a church fes.
tival near Collision, ky.
AT Arcadia, Mo-, an Iron Mountain
freight went through a bridge, killing Fire.
man Rodgers and injuring others.
Mrs. Mary Stebbins, Chicago's Christian
scientist, charged with causing the death OF
Mrs Nichols, has been released on bail.
of the six prisoners who escaped from
turec but one. Bob Phair was shot and
killed.
AT Lyons, Ia, Yelta Ottens, Lubbe
Greede and a man named Lohman were
drowned in an attempt to cross the Missis-
sfppf in q small boat.
The two negroes who assaulted the
daughter of Postmaster Brown, OF Lithon1a,
Ca, are, in Southern parlance 1ost." So
reported by the gang OF lynchers.
Three new cases of typhus fever have
been discovered in New York, Two of the
victims were inmates of the workhouse in
Sinai Hospital All three have been re-
moved to North Brothers Island.
AT the hamlet of the Griswold Manu-
featuring Company, Willis Place, Colreine,
Mass, located on the north branch OF the
Greenfield river, yesterday afternoon, while
high water carried their boat over the dam
and five were drowned.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
AHorHER DOMINION scA1pAL


The New Brunswick Legislature AfteE
Some Big Boodlers.
ST. JOHN, N. B., April 4.-[SpeciaL l-En.
couraged by the success of the late opposf-
tion to the Quebec Government in having a
royal commission appointed to investigate
charges against the administration, the op-
position in the New Brunswick Legislature
have taken similar steps. When the Govern
ment obtained power rumors were
srd ssT ng By the seea sfsessd party sha
bribery of some CT their supporters. The
opposition, which numbers l3 in House Of
II, has now made formal accusations against
the Blair administration; Among Asoas the the
Mr.. Blair was stookholder in the
Central Railway Company, getting his
stock as present or for trififng sum and
thereby participating in the subsidy; also,
that the Central Company, or persons con-
nected Herewith, were compelled to pay
Messrs. Blair and Pagsley money for election
purposes before they could get their sub
sidies.
1t Is also charged that an ofI1cer and con-
tractor of the Northern and western Com
pany was made to pay $1,000 toward an cleo
tion fund in st. John. in lSS6. before the sub
sidy bonds to tho company could be issued.
The Government is accused OF receiving
large sum from J. D. Leary, in the campaign
a year ago, in consideration for which they
were to give him a subsidy of many thousands
toward harbor improvements in st. john.
In some of the charges Messrs Blair, Pags-
ley and Tweedie are implicated.
Then there is an allegation that money
was paid by person to get an appointment
as Legislative Counselor, and another to the
effect that $500 was paid to Mr.. Labillers to
get him to vote against the Harrington
Government in 1888: that MI. r. &. Ryan had
cognizance of this, and also that money has
since been paid Labillers to get him to con-
tinue his Support OF the administration.
The Governor is asked to name royal COM
mission to investigate, but has not yet an
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05


A AvERDIcr of s5o7 SO for the plaintiff was
given in the case of George Woods against
G. j. Ford an action on a note.
THE suit of f. Lindsey against J. NJ We 1.
dell, and action for damages for alleged
malicious prosecution, is on trial before
Judge Kennedy.
The County Commissioners yesterday
heard appeals from the assess ments in the
Nineteenth ward, The valuations had been
increased considerable but there were not
many appeals.
In the suit of Roney Miller and wife
against Mrs. F. Krugh, judgment was con-
fessed in favor OF the plaintiffs yesterday
for $1,000. The case was an action to recover
money left by Mrs. Miller's father and taken
possession of by her mother, the defendant
In the suit of Patrick n. Hanigan against
the city of Pittsburg for damages for injury
to property caused by changing the grade Of
Forbes street near Craft avenue, when Law
ing the Duquesne Traction Company's rails,
verdict was given yesterday for $500 for
the plaintiff.
c. II. MAHRHoFF, yesterday entered suit
against Adam Reineman for Sl25 damages
He alleges that he was a tenant of Refine
mans in house in Alleghe heny, and when he
moved out Reineman took possession of an
ice box the plaintiff owned, and would not
surrender it.
TIE suit of Norcross Bros. against the
Otis Bros. Company is on trial before Judge
Magee. The case is an action on the con-
tract for putting the elevators in the Court
House, Norcross Bros, the general con-
tractors, having let that portion of the work
to the defendants.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
To-Day's Trial Lists.

Common Pleas No. l-Argument list.
Common Pleas No. 2-Perkins VS. Gold.
strohm. Pittsburg Supply Company, Limited,
VS. Union Ice Manufacturing Company ct al;
borough of McKeesport VS. Bennett; same VS.
Coursin; same VS. Miller; same VS. Mckee;
same VS. Rhoads; same VS. Riggs Hubble;
same VS. Ulrich: same VS. Walthour; same VS.
Blair; McGarr VS. Standard Underground
Cable Company; Schumacher Plane Com
pany VS. jerks ct al; Carton & Metz VS.
Kennedy; Bardsley VS. Western Pennsyl-
vania Exposition Society; baltimore &
Brother VS. Dwelling House Insurance Com.
pany: o'Donnell VS. Enlow Oil Company.
Common Pleas No. 3-Barnes Bros. VS. El.
bourne ct al: Mueller VS. Windsor Glass
Company; Lutz VS. Riley: McCully & Co. VS.
Portzel ct al: Graft & Co. VS. Lenhart: Rea
VS. Ganler: Walton ct al VS. Wilson ct al;
Hanna VS. United States Baking Company;
Grace VS. Baum; krause VS. WhitemaA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
Help! Help! Help

or every kind. Colored help direct from
South at Peregrino's, 159 Fourth avenue. Tel.
1860 TT
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05

You need not to be judge to buy at Arm
helms sale. All horses guaranteed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
THE RETRACTIoN.
What the Editor of the typographical
journal SAYS of Percy r. Smith.

What the Editor of the typographical
journal Says of Percy +. Smith.
In its issue of April the Typographical
journal, published at Indianapolis, Ind, has
this editorial comment:
AFTER due investigation as to the truth
fulness of the statement published in the is
sue of March ], wherein it was said that
-four judgments have been issued against T.
F. Smith, of Pittsburg,' the Journal is con-
vinced Of the groundlessness of the asser-
tion, and takes this method of correcting
the error, regretting exceedingly its origin
al publication.-Ed."
This retraction was made by the editor
and publisher, W. S. McClevey, against
whom Mr.. Percy F. Smith, while at Indian
apolis last week, was about to begin pro-
ceedings for criminal and civil libel. M.
McClevey stated that he would not permit
the columns of the paper to be used to libel
anyone, and was only too glad to make re-
traction He made it just as dictated by Mr..
Smith and his counsel, and admitted the ut
ter falsity of the statement.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
.,,i?;|i,. f;;i 4; (E|{;> ,,;F;ii,. iF;i &;
HOUSEKEEPING
MADE EASY.
MADE EASY.

foot, 81 foot, 90 dss5ls. Ssiis
Curtain Pins, full size, per q
dozen, 5
Picture Hooks, solid brass, worth r
SC each, for 49, O
Cooking Kettles, 6 quarts, extra lc
heavy metal, worth 3oc, ID
Dust Pans, extra strong, nicely r
japanned, worth 1oc, O
2-lb Tea or Coffee Canisters, nice IN
ly japanned. worth 2oc, U
Clothes Bars, feet high and a II
wings, very strong, worth S1.5o, ID
Clothes Hampers, large size, 40
worth SI.75, JO
Stove Polish, warranted to black
en- stoves quick and easy, per 4
large box q
Carpet and Clothes Cleanser,
warranted to make old like 0E
new, per box 20
Picture Nails, 8 inches long, per ~
dozen IL
House Hammers, extra strong,
with polished handles, worth 10
IS cents, III
Wardrobe Hooks, in wire or q
cast iron, per dozen u
Toothbrush Racks and Soap Dish IN
combined, worth aoc, IU
Potato Washers, strong, worth 4
10 cents, y
Asbestos Ironholders; you need q
not burn your hand, b
Insect Powder, best in the mar
ket, per large package 0
Trousers Stretchers, very use a
full,
Chair Seats, birch and walnut. n
all sizes u
Towel racks, with 3 rings, wal
nut, cherry, oak, and brass 30
chains, worth 75c, 90
Genuine Fiber Wash Basins, II
worth 3oc, IL
Curtain Poles and Brass Trim 10
ming complete, per set 10
Sink Brushes, q
- worth SC, .
Table Oil Cloth, in all colors ~
and patterns, per yard 70
Wall Brackets for Or
naments, nicely carved, worth IL
80 cents, III
Tube Roses and Flower Seeds, T.
in great variety each,
rushes, Whitewash and Kalsomining
AZ oI1r c11f nrires
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-05
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy


Mr. W. j. Mowrey, of Jarvisvllle, W. Va,
saws: .'Since we have been handling Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, we have sold 1t on
a strict guarantee and found that every bot
tie did good service. We have used II our
selves and think 1t superior to any Other
preparation we know Of" Fifty-cent bottles
for sale by druggists. rrssu