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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.' 'WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1892.'
'
A DAY AT TUE WORKS.
Short Sentences Imposed Upon lien
Convicted of Larceny.
CHIODJL ACQUITTED OF ARSON.
Charges Against Fmplojment gents Ig
nored bj the Grand Jury.
THE XEWS OP THE COUNTT COURTS
In the Criminal Court yesterday J. A.
Jackson pleaded guilty to the larceny of
some clothing from Robert Dyer, of Me
Keesport. He was sent one year to the
workhouse.
Bert Lee pleaded guilty to the larceny of
a aw lrom D. & Scott, of East Liberty,and
was sent one day to the workhouse. James
Strothers received the same sentence for the
larceny t a dmner bucket irdm C. Shorts
at Muni all.
Andrew Chioda was acquitted of arson.
He was charged with having set fire to the,
house of T. W. Lindsay on Linden street,
Twenty-second ward.
Laura Pnwell pleaded guilty to assault
ad ba'terj onI. Pruskv, of Federal street
She a fined six cents and cots.
William Clark was acquitted of a charge
of having robbed the house ot John 31 c
Kini. t Rankin.
Thomas Campbell, of Allegheny, was
acquitted of assault and battery on Stephen
Camlee.
A. F. Chem was acquitted of false pre
tends. He was charged by J. J. Ray, of
AVcst Xeton, with obtaining 12 barrels of
flour by representing that he owned real
estate.
F M. Snyder was acquitted of embezzle
nient. The information was made by V.
15. Urling. Snderwas collector for a suit
club, and was charged with retaining some
ot its funds. He was brought back from
lletrui:, Mich., on requisition papers.
George Fink, of Allegheny, withdrew a j. ieased.
plea ot guilty tie Hart made to cnartres or
iil-al liquor selling. He was then placed
on trial and was convicted.
Mary Pattnam Mas convicted of the lar
ceny of borne goods from the store of Mary
Gooden, ot Penn avenue.
William Husev is on trial for assault on
John Kiause, at Turtle Creek.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Emin Tasha lias been resurrected again.
Mellor, the London wire murderer, was
hanged yesterday.
The first snow of the season fell in
Gainesville, Tex., yesterday. ,
The Louisiana Supreme Conrt has sus
tained the Jim Crow car"' law.
,.T'Irrcury at Dubuque, la., j eUerday was
15 Dclow zero the coldest of the season.
The notorious Starr gan? In the Indian
Territory has been rounded up by Federal
officers.
European countries are still grnmbllnjr
over the new American restrictions upon
immigration.
Eev. William Sullivan, of London, here
tofore a Roman Catholic priest, has become
a fiee thinker.
Lady Miles "Lehigh Court," near Bils
tol, England, was robbed of 35,000 worth of
Jewelry Monday night.
Nicholas Fernandez, a wealthy Mexican
who Killed a nephew of President Diaz in a
duel, has been arrested.
Chicago union printers have Induced
Conkey, the World s Fair catalogue con
cessionaire, to coino to their terms.
Eev. George L. Rarer-", 99 vears old, who
was burned to death in Ills bed in Louis
ville the other day, was buried yesterday.
Canada hHS beon collecting alltwpd nvu
denco lrom Indians to prove that Uncle
Sam Is not dealing lair in the Bering Sea
case.
The Miners' and Merchants' Exchange
Bank at Croede, Col., has fulled. Debts,
$20,000; assets claimed to be double that
amount.
Ex-United States Consul Alexander Kus
seli, in India, is tryi.iK to raise funds to
spnd Moimuimedan missionaries to the
United States.
A reign of terror enats Irr Kemper
couuty,Miss.,and every citizen w ho had any
thing to do with the hanulng of old man Tol
iert is in dread of his lite.
The Ensign Ilickford Fuse factory, at
Huitmrd, Conn., was blown to pieces and 14
girls and half a dozen inon were at work in
the building at the time. Xone were killed.
The New l'ork grand Jury has indicted
Matthew Johnson, the West Indian nero,
for murder in the flrt degree. Johnson is
charged with killing Engineer Euiil Kuckel-hurn.
The Treasnrer of TlDpecanoe county,
Ind., Sunday night levied upon a Big Four
sitch engine and 15 fieuihtcars. Tne com
pany came to time und the property was re-
are mostly mechanics and potrr tradesmen,
who had invested their till nnd lost. Jaliez
Balfour, momberuf Parliament and heavily
interested in the concern, was charged by a
member with having sold all his propel ty
and fled to Spain, and that he was responsi
ble for the disaster. .
A company with $8,000,003 capital is look
ins lor a location for a steel munnfaeturlng
plant in New Haven, Conn. The company
will use a new process which, it Is expected,
will revolutionize certain lines of steel
manufacture. Amonc tho gentlemen said to
interested are Josenh E. Hawley, or Hurt
lord; Col. Litchfield, fr. S. A.; H. II.- Hunt, or
Ke.idlnir, Ph.; Theodore Allen, or Brooklyn,
N. Y.. and n lew others. The concern will
employ, when running- full, from 2,000 to
3,000 men.
John Anderson, a U-year-old boy, and
his 10-year-old brother ran away from liome
two eeks ano. -Tney invaded the house of
a jarmer nauiea marens uormeiu-in the lat
tcr's absence, und decided to kill Ilnrufeld
and keop his Ixm-e as a robbers' headquar
ters. Tho older brother hid himself bonind
a hay stack imu when Hornfeld returned
shot him through ttie head, Icillinr him in
stantly. Last Saturday the hoys woie found
in possession. Tho younger boy confessed,
but the assassin escaped.
001NQ BACK TO CHINA.
Two Celestials Leave to Visit Their Wives
and Families.
Tee -"Wing, bookkeeper at the store of
Quong Wah, Sun & Co., 179 Second avenue,
and Vee Lum, the Grant street fish dealer,
leave to-day for China, to visit their wires
during the winter and coming summer.
Identification papers were secured for
them by Rev. E. R. Donehoo, of the West
End Presbyterian Church. It is anticipated
that they will have no trouble gaining en
trance on their return.
MUSICAL CHRISTMAS GUTS
At H. Kleber & Bro.'s.
Washbnrn mandolins and guitars.
Metiers' specialty banjos.
Iligbani's celebrated cornets.
Fine old violins. '
Music wrappers and cabinets.
100 styles ot guitars and mandolins from
$5 np. v
25 styles of bantos from $3 up.
Mermod'o music boxes.
Vocal and instrumental folios.
At II. Kleber & Bro.'s, SOS Wood street.
Store open every evening.
Casdelabra in great variety and at mod
erate prices.
Lamps from $7 50 to $23.
15i OJ.ZES A large assortment,
Bique clocks and figures.
Vases, beautilul designs.
You should by all means visit Henry Ter
heyden's jewelry store before maklngjour
holiday purchases, 530 smithneld street.
Open every evening.
For a Merry Christmas.
" The 4,1)00 employes at the EdgarThonison
Steel Works will be paid next Friday a
week's wages in advance, so that they may
have a Merry Christmas.
When on a visit lo Towa, Mr. X. Dalton, of
Luray, Russell County, Kansas, called at the
laboratory of Chamberlain & Cd, Des Moines,
to show them his six year old boy, whose life
had been saved by Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, it having cured him of a very severe at
tack otcroup. Mr. Dalton is certain that it
Baved his boy's life and is enthusiastic in Lis
praise of the Remedy.
1GN0EED THE BILL
Acainst Employment Agents James Abrl
ola and TV. M. Venter.
Among the returns made by the grand
jury yesterday was an ignored bill in the
case of James AbrioU and William M.
Venter, the Grant street employment
agents. The defendants had been charged
with defrauding applicants for work out of
money, but the prosecutors failed to make
out a case. Abnola and venter do about
the largest employment business in the
city, having orders at times for men in
gangs of 200 and 300. It was alleged in
this case that they had deceived
au applicant in not securing
vork promised, Mr. Venter said the rea
Fon the man ha 1 not been put to ork was
that he failed to report early in the morn
ing, and the detachments had been made up
and started before he came around. Instead
ot failing to secure work he said the firm
was unable to secure men enough to fill the
places open. Another charge made was
that the firm rented out sleeping rooms on
the floor of their offices at the rate of 10
cents a night. This was denied. Men were
vermitted to sleep there when they had no
lodging place and were to start out to work
on the early morning trains, but no charge
had ever been male for the accommodation.
The otner returns were as follows:
Ignoredbills William Beverly and others,
James McCalister and others, riot; George
Bain, malicious mitc.ner: V anzen Cezelsky,
Mike Kozora, A. E. Walker, larceny.
True bills Hariy Brown, Katie Eeynolds,
"Wilson Stewart, Robert Smith, lnrceny:
Bridget Gallagher, Harrv Heck.Con Hickey
Mrs. Hickey, Elizabeth Walters.' illegal
liquor selling: J. W. Knoth, a C May,
embezzlement: Ilorac F. Lowry, false pre
tense; A. G. Walker, assault and battery.
To-Day's Trial Lists.
Criminal Court Commonwealth
ri A. J.
Fair, Joseph Zmojdrln, John W. Johnson,
Thomas infield, John Sias, John ilc-Gn-nn,
John P. Pearson, Patrick O'Con
nell, Bessie McPartland, Frank McPartland,
John Gralich. Fatrick Gralich, G A. Tay
lor, Matt Coyne, J. 11. Kraus (2), Horatio
Berwick, John K. comstock, Ed Mc
lHane. Andrew Martle, Sloan Noulder,
Conrad WeigL George Burton, M. Yafle,
Vincent Ackocavitch, Frank Dunn, Via,
Gagan Peter O'Donuetl, Mary O'DonnelL.
Mary Parker, Joseph Greenwald, M. Cono
mos, Marlon Knanse, Bryan Devine (5),
Samuel Crawford, Frank :elon, M. Gold
stem. G. Albert, Sarah E. Coolc. Win. NeiU,
Chas. Keppcrt, Emma Keppert, Ella Aiken,
Wm. Costello, August Mveitzer (-'), Michael
Hawkins.
Common Pleas No. 1 Eotharmel vs
Wernke et al, Ehind et al -s Eamerer et al.
Hemp vs Wernke et al, Weissertvs Wernke
et al, Murphy et al vs Fay, Euss vs Citizens'
Traction iximoany.
Common Pleas No. 2 Argument list
Common Pleas No. 3 Btilev et nl vs
Dicken, Dickson vs Dlcken, Philadelphia
Oo-npanyis borough of Mill vale, Evans va
Waxner, Oukes vs Lowe, Vita vs Pittsburg
Traction Company, Campbell & Evans vs
Grocer.' Supply and Storage Oompanr,
Hurra:
Keespo
h vs lleckert, Knee vs city oi Mo
nt, .allies vs Wlrth. GrIHp t- irnm.
bcrt, same vs same. Collins v House, Steln
ert s Pittsburgh Traction Company.
Trjing to Trevent Collection.
In the United States Circuit Court yester
day, an argument was heard by Judges
Buffiugton and Acheson in the suit of C.
M. Lyman against the First National Bank
ot Bradford. The suit is to have the bank
restrained from collecting 58,500 due ou
notes given by Lyman & Tavlor. The
plaintiff claims the notes are individual
obligations of Taylor. A decision was reserved.
The Car Stopped Too Suddenly.
The suit of Mary Clow against the Pitts
burg Traction Company for damages for in
juries is on trial before Judge McClung.
Mrs. Clow was injured by the sudden stop
of a cable car when the g'rip caught in the
vault at the power house. She claims her
spine was permanently injured.
To-Day's Audit List.
EsUteof Accountxnt.
& Huntingdon Fidelity Tide & Trait Co.
llson McCanillesa ridelli y Title A Trust Co.
tMix J. Martin ,Jmes SI. hevln. .
J.!".'.?.', .rter T.J. Ford etl.
riiitip Kolira B. A. Hartmin.'
I.. L. lalmestocz Fidelity Title &. Trust Co.
VlSthTi; Srry Fidelity Title Trust Co.
U lliam McQueen Fliza Iilrner.
John Maluer Thomas J. Ford.
A ISnndle of Legal Briefs.
A divorce was granted yesterday In th
case oi Delia A. Whiteman agoinst George
S. Whiteman. Desertion was the charge.
The grand Jury yesterday approved the
reports of viewers and recommended the
election of county bridges over Cedar
creek in Indiana township and Aber creek
In Patton township.
Ix the suits of J. P. Bryce andj. D. Hays
against Homestead borough for dam
ages for Injury to property caused by grad
ing :t street, verdicts were given yesterday
lor $275 for Bryce and $500 for Hays.
A Koi-srrr was entered against the plaln-
iiu j esiuruay in iuc case oi .uenry A. Dick
son against J. Charles Dicken, an action on
a contract. The suit of Henry Murphy
asainst the defendant, on an agreement, is
on trial before JucLce Kennedy.
A bill In equity was nted yesterday by
the National Coil Company, Limited,
against Jennlng Bros. The suit Is brought
for an Injunction to restrain the defendants
lrom bonnjr an oil anti gai well tliroush a
t ein of coal owned by the claintiffs In South
Fajette township.
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant flavor, gentleaction and sooth
ing effect oi Syrup or Figs, when In need of
a laxative, and If the father or mother be
cotlve or bilious, tho most gratifylna re
sults follow Us use; so that It s tbe,best
family remedy known and every lamily
should have a uottle.
The application of Lawyer Peshal for a
wntot eiror In the case of Edward Hal
linger, the necro murderer ot Jersey City
who Is to be executed on Thursday, has been
refused.
a The North American Endowmont Asso
ciation has zone into the hands of areceiver.
The concern lias about $23,000 in assets and
about 1,500 members. It hud formerly 8,000
members
A London woman, Jane Savage, 'acci
dentally swallowed a razot last v. eek. At a
hospital her stomach was cut open and the
razor extracted. The patient is lion on the
wa toiecovery.
Tke investigation ordered by Aroh
bishop Ireland into the Canton (Minn.)
Church winilow has effectually exploded
the allesed miracle. Measures will be taken
to stop pilgrimages.
The I7.-.000 paid by yie Chilean Govern
ment, in be.tlument in lull for all claims
ansinj out of the Baltimoie affair, at Val
paraiso, were coveted into the anb-Treasury
ut New Yoifc, yesterday. The distribution
will soon be made.
Governor Tillman has signed the Wil
son Eallioud bill, which passed tho Legis
lature last week, giving to tho railroad com
mission the power to flx passenzer and
freight rates and otherwise contrbl the rall-
roaus o: south Carolina.
The Atlanta has left the Portsmouth
navy yard to relieve the Kearsaree, at La
Gnayra, Venezuela. Bo oru sailing, Lieuten
ant Commander W. H Webb, belns sick,
was transferred to tho Portsmouth hospital.
Lieutenant Commander W. H. Bickuell, of
the Franklin, succeeds him ou the Atlanta.
The catalogue of Tale Univerjsitv for
'92 93, the 193d issue, has appeared, and ex-
iiiuiis innrKea urowtn in general in tne uni
versity. Henry E. Howland, ot New Ttork,
Is named as a member oi tho corporation in
place or William Walter Tlielps, ot Now
York. Tnere are 1,619 students this year
compared with 1,7(4 in 1S9L
Alivelv meeting of the creditor nftho
Liberator Building Society, which recently I
auucu, naa iicju .vaoiaiuuj', lua creilllOrS
Are You Supplied With AU Furnishings?
Now is the time to select from the greatest
assortment. The prices, too, aro loss than
other seasons. In preterence to carrying
over we sacrifice to close every noveltv.
P. C. bCUOEXECK & Sox,
711 Liberty street, opp. Wood.
Men's Fur Gloves
And fur-lined gloves all the best kinds in
men's department.
Jos. Horse & Co., Penn avenue.
i G. CAMPBELL k SOI
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Umbrellas,
A 'SPECIAL BARGAIN.
infl 26 anc 28-in. Windsor Silk,
BUU NATURAL STICKS, STER
LING SILVER,MOUNT-flr
INGS 4j)0
Worth S7.50.
SEE OUR LINE OF
Tight Rolling Umbrellas
75 DOZEN
MEN'S NECKWEAR,
Special shapes and colorings, $lf
worth $1.50; $1.50, worth $2.
MEN'S SMOKING JACKETS,
TWO SPECIALS.
$5 and $7.50. worth $7and gio.
LADIES' KID GLOVES.
Two special lots Suitable for gifts, 4 large
buttons, browns, greens, tans, modes, grays;
wonderful values at $1 and 91.50.
BARGAIN SILK HOSIERY.
10 dozen two-toned Pure Silk. 82. lormtrlv
?3 and f3.50.
Open evary evening this week till 9.o'clocK.
CORK SOL
SHOES
AT REDUCED PRICES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
B. & B.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -
Dolls
AKD
27-F1FTH AVENUE-27
del9-KW
SHALi-Tln size, great m results; De Witt's
Little Early floors. Best pill for constipation
best lor sick headache and sour stomach.
It Cares Colds, Ccnas, Sore Throat, Croup, Ina
enza, Waccpin; Congh, Bronchitis and Asthma.
A certain cure for Consumption in first stages,
and a tare relief in advanced sUges. Use at once.
Ton will tes the excellent effect after taking the
ursi cose, com ay aeaiers evervwaer. .Large
na gsi.v
bottles SO cents and
1.00.
P
O. D. LEVIS, SOLICITOR O?
ATENTS
321 Fifth ave next Leader, Pittsburg
pill
iEeijm:a.tism:.
.Mr. WiUet F. Cook, Canajoharie, N. Y., writes : " Awoke one
morning with excruciating pains in my shoulder. Tried various
relief s for sudden pains without effect ; went to my office ; the pain
became insufierable; went home at ti o'clock and used ST.
JACOBS OIL; effect magical, pam ceased, and at 1 o'clock went
to work; cure permanent."
NEURALGIA.
Little Rapids, Wis.
My wife suffered with snch intense neuralgic pains in the face, she thought she
would die. She bathed her face and head with ST. JACOBS 0 1 L , and It cured her in
(our hours.
CARL SCHEIBE.
FLORIDA ORANGES
AT
ATJCTIOIT,
We will ofTer for sale at auction at our storerooms, corner Water and Short streets,
SIS CARLOADS FLORIDA ORANGES,
Tlmrsday, Dec 22, 1892,
Ftnit open for inspection at 10 a. k.
PITTSBURG FF.UIT AND AUCTION COMPANY, LIM.
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DOCTOR
WHrTTIER
f 14 fENN AVENUE, PITTSBOKO, PA,
As old residents know and baolc nles ot
Fittshurc papers prove. Is the oldest estab
lished und most prominent physician in ths
city, devoting specialattentfon to uli chronlo
mNO FEE UNTIL CURED
sponsible- Mrnwni IQ and mental dls
persons ILil V UUO eases, physical ds
cav, nervous debility, lack; ot enersf v, ambi
tion and hope,iin)airedmeinory, dlsoraeied
sight, sell distrust; bashfulnens, dizziness.
f leepiessne-s, pimpie, eruptions, impover
ished blood, failing powers, organio weak
ness, dvspepsia, constipation, consumption,
unfitting the person for business, society ana
mirriage, permanently, sarely and priv.itely
rtBLOOU AND SKIN aTel
emntlons, blotches, falling hir,bon0s, pains
tlandnlar swellln.'s, ulcerations or tlia
tongue, mouth, thioat, ulcere, old sores, ars
cuied lor life, and blood poisons thoroughly
$2.90, $3.00, $3.90, $4.00, $5.00.
eradicated lrom I DM A DV kidney an'l
t!ie system. U RUM rtli T , bladder de
rangements, weak back, gravel, catari ha!
discharges, inn uninatlon and othor nnlnfitl
symptoms leeMve searchlnir treatment
prompt ' elief and real cures
Dr. Whittior' life-long extensive expert
enee insures scientino and reliable treat
menton common sense principles. Consulta
tion free. Patients at a distance as carefully
tioatod as iriiere, Ofllto hours, tA. x to I
T. if. Snnday, 10 A. m. to 1 r. M. only. DR.
WUlTl'lEIt.SU Penn avenue, l'lttsburg, 1'ii
GENUINE CORK,
FINEST CALFVAMPS
CUSTOM MADE.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST ASSORTMENT.
EVERY PAIR
WARRANTED
SATISFACTORY.
Juvenile
Books
W1LA1RD
433 ani 435
WOOD STREET.
J
406, 408 and 410
MARKET ST.
delit
DR. E. C. WESTS'
NERVE & BRAIN
Treatment. guarantee 1 speclnc for Hysteria,
Dizziness. Convulsions, Fit-. Nervous Nearaltfi
Headache, Nervous Prostration cause! tr ths un
of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental De
tin.iaB. Sannlnr of the Brsla resoltlar la In.
ianitr, decrmliletb, Preaature Old As. Can
nf lPTflul? I AIIT 01 rower in enusr kh, uinnuaurruguu a
UUU I VIIO LAlXLi ' SDermatorrhnes. caed br ot-er-eierUoa ot tat
1 Z. ' bnln self-ibise or orer-lad'ilMaee. Kaea bat
SPECIALISTS In all cases re
quiring scientific and confl
uent ial treatment. Dr. S. K.
Lake, HI. R. C. P. ?., is the old
est and most experienced spe
cialist in the city. Consulta
tion free and strictlv conll-
dentiaL Office hours 9 to 4 and 7 to 8 r. v.
Sundays, 2 to 4 p.m. Consult them person
ally, or write Doctors Lakx, cor. Penn av.
and Fourth St., Pittsburg, l'u. jel6-Si-Dwl
L0J xoax. js
contains one month's treatmeat.
IxforSo.oo, br roan.
WHGOAEAKTEE SIX BOXE1
Toenre any ease. With each order received ,;
six boxes we will send the nurch&ser oar wrlttsi
Sutraates to refund the moaer If ths treatmsae
oes not ears. Guarantees issued oalr bjr UillU
U. 3TUGK.Y. UruKiUt, dole Aeot. No. 2151 xaX
1701 Penn avenue, corner Wylle avenue and Fultoa
street, Pittsburx, Pa. (Jte titu cay's i.iaxrhoe A
Cramp (Jure. Zaand! eta. 3a-lS2-eod
With Unusually Low Prices.
We've a surplus of some
numbers of Dolls, and will sell
1,00025c KID BODY Bisque
Head Dolls, 12 inches long,
with shoes and stockings, at
15 cents.
500 $1.00 KID BODY
DOLLS at 65a
Bisque head, full kid body,
20 inches long.
Fine Dolls, with real hair,
$1.00.
Large assortment of illus
trated cardboard cover
JUVENILE BOOKS at 5c,
8c, ioc, i2jc to 35c each,
Very large books for verv
little money with special prices
by the dozen for TEACH
ERS of DAY and SUN
DAY SCHOOLS.
Special line of CLOTH
BOUND GIFT BOOKS at
50 cents.
25 .different titles, 5,000
cloth bound, 12 mos., 15
cents.
Store open evenings till
Christmas.
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li BUHL,
Wednesday, Dec 21, 1S93.
JOS. HORNE & CO.
Winter Weather .
At Last, and That Brings Up Again
That Wonderful
HALF-PRICE SALE
OF
LVDIES'
Winter .
JVpKETS,
All high-class, stylish, plain and fur
trimmed garments, all sizes and all lengths,
in the most fashionable crfts of the season,
and every one of these most desirable gar
ments now selling for just halt the prica
that they were ever sold for before.
It is almost startling the fact that von
can buy for ?50 what wonld ordinarily cost
you 510a Bat that is just what yon can do
here now.
We have sold a great many already, but
the assortment is still complete, and 500
women can be made happy on Christmas
morning if their friends will take advan
tage of this great half price Winter Jacket
Sale.
P.emember that these garments are all
high class in quality and style and perfect
in every respect not cheap, trashy, snoddy
stuff that would be dear at any price. Ihat
is why this is the greatest sale ever made.
We have also special Christmas bargains
in Ladies' Fur-Trimmed Short and Long
Coats, and in Ladies' Winter Kewmarkets,
Ulsters and Storm Coats.
Also bargains in Black Cashmere Fichns
and Cloth Mantles; especially for elderly
ladies' wear.
Shawls ot all kinds the small and inex
pensive Shonlder Shawls up to the rich
Chudda, China Silk; soft, fleecy, plain or
gay Plaid Shawls and on np to the Royal
India Shawls. All kinds ars here for tho
least money.
Onr Christmas sale ot
ZFTTIEylS,
For Ladies and Children, going on.
As advertised yesterday, we have a small
lot, about 6 yet, of
GENUINE ALASKA SEALSKIN JACKETS,
At the extraordinary price of
$75 Each.
Also many other remarkable values in
onr Fur Department this week, of which
holiday shoppers should take advantage.
ALLEGHENY.
JOS. HORNE & CO.
609-621 PENN AVENUE.
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OPEN
EVENINGS
UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
EDMUNDSON AND PERRINE
FREE DELIVERY
ANY TIME
TO SUIT YOU.
THERE'S NOT A BLADE OP GRASS IN FRONT OF OUR STORES. EVEN THE NATL HEADS IN THE FLOORS SKENE LIKE DIAMONDS. CAUSED BY
THE CONSTANT TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP OF A MULTITUDE OF CUSTOMERS. Not that notice is needed to sell our Dolls, Toys, Baskets, Diamonds, Pictures,
Housefurnishing Goods, Etc., but because we like to repeat good news do we remind you that we positively have the Prettiest, Beat Lighted and Finest STOCKED BASE
MENT SALESROOMS in Pittsburg. We only ask to be favored with a visit by you. We assert emphatically that every dollar doubles its buying power here.
DOLLS.
TOYS.
DOLLS.
TOYS.
w
OQpioi t..isdolI,
fcOl2 It. 2 Inches
lone, lance bead,
pretty face and
long flowing hair:
worth regularly
50c, hut this morn
ln.j they go at only
29 cents.
&Q QQ comment
SlO.OO u unnec
essary. It's pretty
r-nouzh to sell tor
8 It can't speak
hut looks it.
"Jtn IS inches:
handsome
diess ana bonnet.
USKi
: Jointed Soil;
1 French Bisque
38c.
15-incli Esquimaux
Undressed Doll.
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SILVERWARE AND CUTLERY.
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CI QQ For first quality only, Sogers Bros.'
31. OS Triple-plated Knives or Forks.
19c.
JOINTED
12-INCH DOLL
FOE THE
LI'lTLE FOLKS.
China Dolls, Be, 10c. 15c.
Stuffed Dolls, 19c, 29c, 39e, 89c.
Bisque Dolls, 19c, 49e, 79c, 98c
Kid Dolls, 25c. 59c, 98c, 51 00.
Eubber Dolls, 25c, 50e, 89e, OSc.
Dressed Doils, 19c. 25c, 49e, 98a
Drcsed Dolls, $2 93. S3 75, $4 75.
Dressed Dolls, 5 00, $7 60, $9 00.
I9c
For IKON ENGINE AND TRAIN;
Others at 00c. 03j, $1 19.
4
muKm
5c
For this U-in. School
Slate. 10 Slate Pencils
lc. I Lead Pencils 1c
BALLS,
5c to 50c.
$1.29
Trlnle-nlated
PJckie Castor
CI KK Triple -plated, first
91. UU quality only, CAKE
BAdKET.
$6.89
Foui-nlece Tc.i act; TrlDle
plated; elegantly engraved.
LAMPS.
SILVER-PLATED
BUTTER DISnES,
CAKE AND FRUIT BASKETS,
WA'lER PITCHERS,
NAPKIN RINGS.
INDIVIDUAL bALTS,
CARD RECEIVERS,
CHOCOLATE URNS,
TRAYS, MUGS.
msk
jstueaf
Q n Stand Lamp: dec
J Oli orated China,
Solid Brass Footed Base;
helent 16 Inches; worth
150.
CLOCKS.
69c Large Size
Nickle Alarm
Clocks; worth $i.
Banquet and Piano
Lamps.
ANT PRICE TOU
WANT.
I
CQ 77 For this Eoony Clocfr, Cathedral !
(90. J J Gone;, 8-Day. I
c:bci:il'wa.:r,:e .A-nsro -vses.
1
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fiQf 2.r-the,B.e A.IE GUNS - feet 7 Inches Ions. A GRAND PRESENT FOR ANY
OSl. BOY. Won't j ou look at our REPEATING AIR GUN, ONLY $198?
74c
Pretty "1 ninted SHOO FLY.
Otbvrs at SSc, (1 25, $1 E9.
Every qualivy und size-
CO Q For this Ve
po.tv7 loclpede. Size
12 to 11 years.
EDMUND
EoHorse3..J .98 gi.48 51.98 2.50 53.50
Tricycles 3.89 4.75 5.50 6.00 7.00
35
Wagons 20
Sleighs 39
Sleds 38
Cradles 24
Bureaus 49
Drums ..'. 49
49
So
5
74
H
69
68
65
98
89
98
1.50
81
85
1.50
98
2.49
98
90
2.49
1-25
up to 4.50
Blocks 6c, 10c, 19c, 24c, 39c, 50c
Games',
.5c, 10c, 19c, 24c np to $1 98
Animals gn Wheels... 24c, 49c np to 2 50
Bank 5c, 10c, 24c, 49c np to98e
Soldier Sets 50c, 98c up to fl 25
Poll Cradles 25c, 49c, 74c np to 1 50
Metallaphones 19o, 49e up to 98e
Tin Kitchens 24c, 49c np to 98o
$1
Q Per Set Rogers Bros.' Teaspoons: first quality (not second) Triple-plated. Just
.IvJ the same as your Jeweler sells for fi 60. Come and see; we'll prove it to you.
Qd QQ 3 pieces Genuine Buckhorn Handle Carving Sets; knife 14
31a WiJ inches, steel 12 inches; fork 10 inches long; worth 3.50.
74c For our Ligno Dinner Knives and Forks.
CI CQ Forour Buckhorn Handle, Cimeter Blade Knives and Forks.
4)1 aUv Others advertise them as "cheap" at 52.24.
The Christmas Turkey
cannot be properly roasted
unless you have our pat
ent TIME? UST PINS,.
PRICE, 75j and DP.
I2c
ln uecoratea
72 l Cud and
Saucer; -worth 22c
Xft&SSftdfHuSv
QCn Decorated
tJb Hus taohe
Cup and Sancer.
&
OAp Elegant !m
fcrl norted Cuy
and Saucer.
10c
For 7-inch Decor
nted Fruit Plates;
wortli 20c.
I2c
For S-Inch Decorated, Im
ported Fruit Plates; worth
25c each.
$1.75. 25c. .
$1.19.
ft is f
difavt
P'f
49c.
$1.98.
SON & PERRINE
LOOK '
TO-MORROW
FOR OUR
F
URNITURE
AND KARPET
635-637 SMITHFIELD ST.