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IJentenant Ranforri is tote tho ncwSecre-
.at 8 Hairier street, and?Arcli street. Boston,
,haa failed, iio statement of liabilities has been
'made.
1 . AQam KeTser, ao years oia. empiorea as a
I - clerk in Becker's flour mill. New York Oity,
committed suicide yesterday morulas Dy takinc
rough on rats.
Greer 4 Co, the Newark, N. J., agents of
Armour Swift, the Chicago dressed meat
men, went into the hands nt a receiver yester
day morning. liabilities $3,000.
Lord Edmund Gilmaurico was married
yesterday to Miss Caroline Fitxgerald, of New
.York. Tae ceremony took place in Bt. Peter's
Church, in Eaton Square. London.
Yesterday was whipping day at the New
Castle, Del., jail, and Sheriff Allen applied the
"cat" to three colored men and one white man,
all of whom had been convicted of larceny.
The British steamer City of Chicago, in bal
last from Bio Janeiro ior Coosaw, has gone
ashore in a log on Conibebee banks, St. Helena
Bound. A tug has been sent from Coosaw to
drag her off.
J. M. Munoz, the Consul for Costa Rica in
New York, yesterday morning received a cable
pram from the Secretary of the Treasury of
that country denying the rumor of a revolu
tion in Costa Rica.
Minister Ryan was at the State Department
at Washington, yesterday morning, closing up
the business which has kept him in that city
Ecreral weeks. He left for his post in the City
of .Mexico last night.
A professional agitator named Kelly, who
took a prominent part in manufacturing public
sentiment in favor of the sugar bounties bill,
has obtained a verdict of 5 damaees against
the London Star lor calling him Sugar Boun
ties Kelly."
The Selectmen of Milton, Mass have
offered a reward of $2,500 for the arrest of the
poachers who shot Millionaire Cunningham
Thursday evening. Four Italians are sus
pected, and are being held without bail, but
there is not much evidence against them.
The recent sale of land around Kabibikki
Falls, on the Keminenestiqua river, to Minne
apolis flouring men, has been followed by the
filing of notice in the House of Commons of an
application bv the Port Arthur, Duluth and
Western Railway to build a branch line to
Kabibikki Falls.
The new steamer Orizaba was launched at
Chester, Fa, yesterday afternoon in the pres
ence of a large crowd of people, among them
being about 15 members of the Fan-American
Congrers. The new steamer is for the Nevr
YorkandCuba Mail Steamship Company. After
the launch a banquet was gnen to the foreign
delegates.
The St. Louis, Des Moines and Northern
Railroad, a narrow gauge road running about
60 miles, was sold yesterday under a decree of
foreclosure to Solon Humphreys and J. T.
Granger, for General G. M. Dodge, of New
York. Their offer was about $450,000. The
road was transferred to the JJes Glomes ana
Northern Railway Company.
The watchman at Dobb's ferry, before day
light, heard cries of "Help !" "Help r out on
th Hudson, but was unable to see any one.
The cries continued for some time, but growing
fainter and fainter, they finally ceased. Yester
day morning wreckage from a canal boat came
ashore, and it is thought a number of persons
were drowned, although no bodies have yet
teen recovered.
Georce Gould, President of the Pacific
Wail Steamship Company, recfeived a cable
from London yesterday stating that the latest
addition to the company's fleet of steamers, the
mammoth steamship China, had gone aground
in the harbor of Yokohama. The China was
bound for San Francisco, from Yokohama.
She has on board a large number of passengers
and a valuable cargo. The vessel is valued at
1,000,000.
The Bridgeport Board of Trade held a meet
ing last night and discussed the matter of
marine police protection for the Connecticut
coast to prevent smuggling which has been car
ried on for several years. It was decided to
prepare a petition to nave ine uovernment
done along tne coasts of the other lie w En
gland States, and present it at the next session
of Congress.
At Lockport, N. Y., Martin Sprecht was
yesterday found guilty of the murder of Bar
keeper Gray last June, and was sentenced to
Auburn for life.
Timothy McCarthy, an electric lighting
lineman, fouled live wires in Providence. R. L,
yesterday afternoon, and was instantly killed.
His body hung on the wires and had to be taken
down by means of a ladder. He was SO years
U1U SU1U UJilBMilCU.
Frank T. Barry. 15 years old. son of the late
Hon. Henry V. Barry, of Mississippi, was
found dead in his bed at Bridgeport, Conn.,
yesterday. He had rigged a string from bis
bed to the gas bracket so that he might study
while in bed and turn out the gas without leav
ing the bed when he became sleepy. In bis
sleep he had involuntarily turned on the gas.
which during the night filled the room and
asphyxiated him.
The call issued by Plymouth: Church for
congregational council to Install Dr. Abbott
and Rev. Mr. Bliss as pastor and assistant
pastor of thit church, is addressed not alone
to such local churches as are In harmony with
the advanced ideas of Plymouth, but also to
the Ando ver professors. President Dwieht and
ex-President Porter, of Yale, and many noted
men representing the liberal side of the church's
doctrine.
It was reported Friday evening that ex
Minister George H. Pendleton was dying in
Brussels of an abscess. His son. Mr. Frank
Pendleton, who returned from Brussels two
weeks ago, said that it was not true that his
father had an abscess. He wa? suffering from
a stomach trouble, but was not in a dangerous
condition. Mr. Pendleton received a cable
dispatch yesterday from Brussels, informing
him that his father was not so well as he had
been, but that no immediate danger is appre
hended. One of his daughters is with him.
Frederick CSmith, Cashier of theChicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company, has
resigned to co to Montevideo, the capital of
Uruguay, to undertake the duties of financial
agent of a company of London capitalists con
trolled by F. A. Bowen, formerly of Chicago,
who is backed by the Barings. Mr. Bowen has
a concession from the Republic of Uruguay to
build 600 miles of road from Montevideo to
Rosario and Paysandu. George Smith, Chief
.Engineer of the Burlington, will accompany
bis brother and act as chief engineer of all the
railroad and other tramway enterprises the
Barings have in band.
Isdoesed by popular acclamation, the
famous Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. 25 cents.
60HMER riANOS,
ASSISTED FOR X B0IC0TT.
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Two Jersermen Accnsed of Conspiring to
Rnln a New York Brewer.
rsrxctix. tilxokaii to thx dismtck.)
NETvTOBK,Novemoer23 Michael Kelly
and John Smith, of Jersey City, were arrested
to-day, accused of conspiring to injure the
business of D. Stephenson, a brewer of this
city. 'William Dykes, an agent ot Stephen
son's, is the complainant He alleges that
Kelly and Smith distributed the circulars
headed: "A Plague in New York. Boy
cott Stephenson's Ales, Porter and Lager
Beer." The circular concludes as follows:
Two of the most eminent chemists in New
York have analyzed the stuff, and found that
one glass of either his ale, porter or laeer will
acton the human being far more quickly than
the deadliest poison. Therefore, take warning
and shun the stuff, and the places it is sold In,
as you would surely catch a contagious dis
ease. The qualities of quinine are specific
against premature baldness. Atkinson's
Quinine Tonic leaves the hair soft and
glossy. su
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CASLNOMUSEUM.
"WEEK OF NOVEMBER 25, 1S89.
SPECIAL THANKSGIVING ATTRACTION
PROF. DEVERE AND LADY
In Great London Sensation.
' "CREMATION."
Miss Lizzie Sturgeon Educated Pedals
Congo Princess Mast. Charles Carter
Fred Howe.... Prof. J. &'Mack
THEATORIUM:
Simmonds, Hughes & Rastns'
A i.T. STAR SPECIALTY COMPANY.
18 PEOPLE.
Coming Dec. 23 Two-Headed Baby.
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Colby Pianos, Ballet & Cnmston Pianos,
TJnequaled in tone, durability and work
manship. Pine variety of these celebrated
pianos' at the music store of J. M. Hoffman
& Co., 537 Smithfield street.
No Tbanksclvlnc Table Will
Be complete without Canary oysters.
Umbrellas far the Holidays,
Finest silk, either in gold or silver handles;
lowest prices. No charge for engraving at
Hauch's jewelry store, No. 295 Filth avenue.
wrsn.
Dom Pedro Slay Lcnvo Brazil
So long as we have the celebrated Canary
oysters.
Fob rosettes and badges) call on P.
Reineman, 64 Sixth street, city.
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No Thanksgiving Table Will
Be complete without Canary oysters.
Lovely stick pins and fancy hairpinB
very cheap. Atjg. Loch,
145 Federal, cor. N. Diamond.
Dabbs, the well-known photographer,
:il 1-.A-. im a11av nnpn Fnr hnsinAKX on
prepare a petition to nave uie uutemuiBui i mnjiw(i.w; vr. -
station revenue cutters in this section, as is Thanksgiving Day.
TULLY'S "WAR VIEWS
Campaigns and Battles of the War.
300 views, 400 square feet each, and
CONCERT,
under the" auspices of the
WASHINGTON INFANTRY.
OLD CITY HALL (Market street.)
November 25, 28 and 27.
Admission with reserved seat 60 cents. Season
ticket lh
Secure reserved seats at S. Hamilton's, 91
Fifth ave Nov. 21 to 27, from noon to 6 p. h.
nol7-10S-17-2i-25.26-27
BIJOU THEATER
Under theDtrectlon of B. M. GTJLIOK 4 Co.
WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.
MaUntes, Thanksgiving Day (Thursday) and
Saturday.
J. .K. EMMET,
In His Entirely New and Natural '
Drama,
UNCLE JOE;
OR,
Fritz in a Mad House,
Which ran Three Months at the Fourteenth
Street Theater, New York.
Excellent Company,
Carload of Scenery.
Plinlimmon, the $5,000 Dog,
The Largest and Handsomest Dog
in the World.
ENTIRE NEW SONGS.
Week December 2 Hallen & Hart in "Later
On." no24-16
4 NEW ABTERTISEJCEXTS. '
NYE ANDR.LEY!
BILL NYE!
JAMES WHITC0MB RILEY!
In a brand new entertainment,
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for Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver.
SOLD BY AIX DRUGGISTS.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
reparedonlybyTHOS.BEECHAM,StHelens,Iancasliire,Ejglanfl.
B. F. ALLEN & CO., Sole Agents
FOB UNITED STATES, 3G5 Sc S67 CANA1L ST., NEW YORK,
Who (if your druggist does not keep them) will mail Beecham's
Pills onreceiptof ynz&ztutinquinfrst. (Please mentionjhis paper.)
LEVY!
THE GREATEST LIVING COENETIST.
ROSA LINDE(bCHAAIU3CHMTDT.)
And a Strong Company, at
Oia. Oity-Hall,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30,
Matinee and Night.
Tickets, 75c and II. will be on sals Monday at
E. Q. Bays & Co.'s Music Store, 75 Fifth are.
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MB. E. D. WTLT, Lessee and Manager.
WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY, NOV. 25.
Thanksgiving ana Saturday Matinees.
Special Farewell Engagement of the World's
Greatest Tragedian,
SALVINI !
Supported- by a carefully chosen coinpanr.
Including the popular actress, MBS. D. P.
BOWERS, under the direction of Mr- A. M.
PALMES.
REPERTOIRE:
MONDAY EVEOTNG, Nor. 25 (First
time here) SAMSON
WEDNESDAY EVENING,NoTjJ7,OTHELLO
FRDOAY EVENING, Not. 29.
.THE GLADrATOR
SATURDAY MATlNEEJfor. SO.. OTHELLO
The aboTB plays will be presented with the
same special Scenes.Propertles and Equipment
as in New York and Boston.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Parquet and First Three Rows In Parquet Cir
cle, S2 50: Balance of Parquet Circle. J2j Dress
Circle, First Three 'Rows, f 1 60; Balance of
Dress Circle, SI: Gallery, 60c; Lower Boxes. S18:
Upper Boxes, 18.
Mr. Palmer desires to call special attention
to the fact that the present engagement will
afford the last opportunity to witness the per
formances of Slgnor Salrinl in Pittsburg, as he
will not again appear here.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On Tnesday. Thursday and Saturday Even
ings and at the Holiday Matinee, Ihursday
afternoon, MR. ALEXANDER SALVINI in
Robert Buchanan's Powerful Fire-Act Play,
"PARTNERS." assisted by Slgnor SalTinVs
SupportlngCompany.
Regular Prices, 25 60c, 76c and $1. At the
Tbanktglring Matinee, Manager Wilt will pre
sent to each, lady an Elegant Satin Bourentr
Programme.
NEXT WEEK Grand Chicago Production,
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Monday Evening, Nov. 25.
Matinees, T&esday, Thursday a-ad Saturday.
THfflSGIM
The Night Owls '
Burlesque Company.
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Handsome Ladies.
Lord Fauntleroy'i Recep
tion.
A Brilliant Olio
And the NewBurlesqne,
THE SCULPTOR'S DREAM.
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ILECTRIO AUTOMATIC SILVER MDNE,
OfcENS MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18.
74 FEDERAL 8TREET, .ALLEGHENY.
The most perfect exhibition ot mechanical and
electrical skill erer produced. Admission 10c
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HAERIS' THEATER.
WEEK COMMENCED MONDAY; NOV. S5
Every Afternoon aad Evening. .
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OOMBINATIoSrif;'
Composed of high-class vaudeville artists Ixss
London, Vienna, Pans and Berlin,
Including the famous
7-NELSON FAMILtf-7
Premier Acrobats of the world-A -
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10c.l5cand23c. ' J7
Wee Pec 2-"BEAC0K LIGHTS.?, n'oSM
ptJENTHEB'S ORCHESTRA
iumisnes Music for Concent ' Weddlaet
Receptions etc, etc .
Also Lessons on Pluto and Piano.
SeI5-l-8u 440 WOOD ST.
Ideal Extravaganza Co.
Season '8S
"Cbtstai. Surras."
pRAND OPERA HOUSE-EXTRA
BEGINNING MONDAY, DEO. 3,
SEATS
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THURSDAY
Mi I VI. I 200 People on the Stage.
"It is the most taking spectacular extrava
ganza seen in this part of the country in many
years." New York Herald.
Presented with all the gofgeoutness which
characterized its long run in Chicago and the
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TMPERIAL HALL ,
Cor: Seventh ave. and New Grant street
(Next Thursday (Thanksgiving Day),
THE IMPERIAL CLUB
will hold two grand receptions. Afternoon
and night.
At the afternoon matinee, a beautiful dla.
r mond ring will be given to the lady holding
toe lucKynmnDer. Atniarnt a diamond shirt
stud to the gentleman holding the lucky num
ber. The drawing to be done by a committee
selected from the audiene. ,
Don't fail to attend. You will certainly enjoy
yourself. c
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GEARY'S OWN WORLD'S CIRCUS.
A grand exhibition of arenie talent.
THE 8KELETON DUDELET.
Thinnest. woman on earth.
A GREAT SHOW.
Positively the. event of the season.'
December 2. Wax groupings of the great
Oronln murder mystery.
Hume's Gingersnap Company. no21-81
REMARKABLEREDHGTMS
ABE NOW IN FOEOB AT
HOPPER PROS. & CO. "'
In Every Department. Oome and see our 940 and 845
PAELOE SUIT,
IN HAIE CLOTH: AKD.PLTJSH.
- BEDBOOM ZFTXaRZEriTTTRIEI
At p-rSportionately Low Figures, ia "Walnut, Oak, Mahogany and Cherry- '
OAEPETS. C-AIFIETS-;
We are stOl selling ALL-WOOL Ingraias ai lotr ai Me, 60o and 75o per yard) guar
anteed. The&a&lllj we say they are. Where can yon duplicate these prices?'Bngs,
Bymrna and velvet, marked away down. Oil Cloth, Linoleums, Window Shades,' Lace
and Portiere Curtains. Some very fine pieces of SASH CURTAIN GOODS are being
shows this week at very low prices.
CASH OR CKE3DI07.
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DA7 -WOOT) STREET 3(W
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VING DINNER FOR SIX HUNDRED DESERVING POOR FAMILIES
IMPORTANT NOTICE! OUR ANNUAL FREE DISTRIBUTION OF TURKEYS WILL TAKE PLACE
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We shall have the pleasure of making our annual distribution of 600 (six hundred) Turkeys between the hours stated, on day named, to as many deserving poor families of the two cities. In order to participate in the distribtitiaa it is necessary to make early application f
tickets to the officers of the Pittsburg Association for Improvement of the Poor, the Dorcas Society,, and the Ladies' Relief Society of Allegheny, the officers of the societies named having kiadly
:: n :: ''- a consented to distribute the tickets, without which the gift is not obtainable. :: :: :: , ''' .
,.A GRAND THANKSGIVING WEEK FEAST
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'S AND BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
You and your boys will want an Overcoat, and possibly a new Suit, when cold weather comes. 'Tis
with the idea of calling your attention to our extraordinarily large and superb assortment of Suits
and Overcoats for Men and Boys of all ages from 2 years up, do we address you to-day. And yet
not only to our mammoth stock, but also to our phenomenally low prices a genuine Thanksgiving
week of bargains, to which we invite everyone's attention. We have thousands of Men's Suits, all
prices, from $5 to $35; Men's Overcoats, all prices, from $4 to 30, but we particularly call atten
tion to our Thanksgiving week's Suits at $8, $10, 12 and 15, and to our Thanksgiving week's Over
coats at '$6, $8, 10, 12, 15 and 18. These are greater bargains than you can possibly imagine,
being as a matter of fact, better (we guarantee them as such) than any Suits or Overcoats obtaina
ble at any other store in town, at prices ranging from 10 to 25, "Auction," "Below Cost," "Sacri
fice," "Bankrupt" Sales notwithstanding.
Parents, you can't save from $1 to 5 easier than by posting yourselves up in the prices we name
and the values we offer in Boys' and Children's Suits and Overcoats, of which we have thousands in
every style, color and sliade. You'll find extra and special values this Thanksgiving week in Little
Boys' Suits at $3, $3 50, $4, $5 and $6; in Little Boys' Overcoats at $2 50, 3, 3 50, $4 and 5; in
Big Boys' Suits at 5, $6 and 8 and in Big Boys' Overcoats at 5, $6, $8 and 10. Mothers should
make a tour of inspection and they'd quickly find out how vastly superior and cheaper our Clothing
for Boys is to what is offered by other houses.
Our Mail Order Department is complete" in every particular. We send goodB
C O. D. to any part of the United States- and Canada, guaranteeing them to give
satisfaction in every particular. Out of town people should bear this in mind.
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I'S AND BOYS' FURNISHING GOODS. :::
Without any comment further than saying that our Yurnishine Goods department is daily crowded
with customers, we append the following prices, which we know are the lowest in the city. Men's
double front and back Medicated Scarlet Shirts or Drawers, good value at $2 25, at $1 74 each.
Men's genuine all-wool Camel's Hair Shirts or Drawers, extra long cuff on drawers, well worth
$1 50, for $1 19 each only. Men's famous Morris Bros, fine wool Fancy Stripe Shirts "or Drawers,
regular $1 50 goods, Si 24 each. Men's shrunk Flannel Shirts or Drawers of the famous "Star"
make, best quality Stripe Scotch Flannels, well worth $4, for $2 50 each only. Men's fancy stripe
a"nd plain colors Shirts or Drawers, regular price 99c, will be sold for 74c only. Men's strictly all
wool Shirts or Drawers, made of best scoured yarn, free from dye these are the genuine Hygienic
wool goods, 89c only, cheap at $1 25. Best grade Jersey Overshirts, $1 44 and $1 24, regular $1 75
and $1 50 goods. All-wool Jersey Overshirts, .99c. Boys' Jersey Oversliirts, 63c. Jersey Coats, all
sizes from 34 to 44, $2 74 each. Boys' Kid Gloves or Mittens, plain or fur top, 49c. Men's plain
or fur top Kid Gloves, regular 75c goods, for 49c Men's Nutria Fur Gauntlets, $2 24 to 3 25.
Best grade Sateen Umbrellas, with gold caps, 28-inch, 89c only. Superb values in finest gold and
silver imported wood and carved ivory handle Umbrellas, covered with best quality silk, at prices
from $3 49 to $xo. , ,
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We want it to be distinctly understood that while you get the" best here you pay no fancy prices. '
We run this department on the same principles as we da all our other departments, giving the best
possible goods for the least amount of money, offering aone "but the latest style? and fashion?, and
underselling all other hat dealers by at least 25 per cent No wonder then that this department is
so popular. This week we shall name the following competition defying prices, and we want every
body to note them carefully, as the goods will be found here as described. Men's Freach Coney
Caps, 74c, 89c, 98c; sold by other hat dealers at frorri 87c toi 50. Men's French Seal Caps, ft 49,
$1 98 and $2 39; sold all over the city at prices ranging from $2 so to $2 75. Men's genuiae (no ,
itnUntinnt Seal Turhans at i,i An. it aK. Ha in tn ttn. Choice from the grandest and finest' assort-
ment of Seal Caps in the city. Want cheaper Winter Caps say you? Well then, what do you thir
or Mens scotcn wool Windsors, imea, tor 44c; Mens uorauroy wmasors, uaea, ai me samepnce;
Men's plaid CassimereS for 34c or Men's blue Scotch Caps for 34c? Surely you never heard of
lower Drices for same aualitv coods. And what a wonderful assortment of Boys' and Children's
Winter Caps. We intend to surprise our patrons this Thanksgiving week. Among the ytty maayi
bargains we shall offer will be found: (Jhildrea's. Velvet Turbans, in various colors, at 49c only J
Rnvs' Plush Cans, with Astrachan band. 21c onlv': BoVs' fine assorted Chinchilla -Caps; 40c: B6vs
Polo Caps at 9c up. Come on in your thousands,, pareats, we'll show yotf the greatest bargainsria,
Hoys ana nuaren 3 iaps you ever saw.
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Have you yet seen our "Illustrated Monthly?'' . The most humorous of, all pablica--tions.
No charge for it- We'll mail it, free to any address.- Be sure yoa '"write
for itname and address on a postal card'wilrdo.
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LADIES', MEN'S, MISSES', BOYS' and CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR.
If every inhabitant in this section of the couatry only knew that our stock of Shoes for Men,
Women, Boys, Girls and even Babies is not only the greatest, but absolutely the lowest priced, for
reliable qualities, in the city, we should have to at once enlarge our Shoe department to ahout five
times the size. As it is now, it seems-as though fully half the people came he're for Shoes of every
description. No doubt we need competition. It keeps us up to our best Bad shoe stores have
their uses. One of these is to give us something to-beat Manjr of 'em get their trader by making
you'think. their things are so cheap that yott take the risk of their cheatiag; but yom oaly bite once.
We shall offer this week: Ladies' best quality glazed Doagola Button: Shoes, opera md common
sense lasts, $1 98 and $2 50. Ladies' warm liaed Slippers, 60c, 67c, 75c, 8gc to $3 0. Ladies'
warm lined Lace, Button and Congress Shoes, 89c, x to, $i 20 to $3. Ladies' elegaat glazed Don
gola Shoes, patent leather tipped, button,, $2 50, Misses best quality glazed Dongola, spring heel
button Shoes, it 60 and $2. Misses' extra good grain button Shoes, $t and Jt 25.. Men's extra
quality Calf Shoes, button, lace and congress, $i 50. Men's best Calf haad welt lace and congress
Shoes, '$4. Men's extra quality- Velvet Slippers,- $1 and $1 25. Boys' bK quality veal Calf buttoa
Shoes, it go, $t 75 and $2 10. Boys' extra good veal Calf lace Shoes, St. to and tt 25. Boys' best
Calf button Shoe3, fa 60, Boys' best Calf lace Shoes, fa 48. Youta' best Calf button Shoes,
heel or spring heel, fa 30. Child's best glazed Doagok, straight goat aad pebble- gsat, spring heel,
' button, fa and fi 25. Child's red top Saota, 98c
ANY OF THESE GOODS CAN IE OXDERED BY MAIL.
THE MOST POPULAR AND LARGEST RETAIL CLOTHIERS, HATTERS, FURNISHERS AND SHOE DEALERS,,
300 TO 400 MARKETSTREET, PITTSBURG, PA. . NO BRANCH STORESr
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