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GfiBBD' AND CONDUCT.
A Man of Degraded Character Can
not Have an Honest Belief.
ONLY THE GOOD CAN SEE GOD.
The Meaning of Christ's Call to Matthew,
the Publican.
WHAT IT MEANS TO POLLOW JESUS.
nrotrrrzs ron Tint dispjltch.1
I was speaking last Sunday about the
call or Matthew, and especially about the
significance of the fact that Christ noticed
Matthew at alt. But He did more than
notice him. He invited him into His com
pany. .
It is worth noticing that when Christ
called Matthew He did not preach any long
sermon at him. He passed by, coming from
the wharves where men crowded together,
as they do on Sunday evenings under the
roof of the East Liberty station. He
passed by, going up the street into the
town, and looked at Matthew sitting on one
of the steps of the custom house, and said,
"Follow Me."
He might have said a good deal more
than that. "We have not really begun to
read the life of Christ until we have learned
to read not only Hi! speech, but His silence.
It means something, that Christ said, "Fol
low Me," and added no word more.
Because this publican, Matthew, was a
man marked, we cannot doubt, by serious
delects, both moral and spiritual. We are
much mistaken in our estimate of human
nature, if there was not a good deal that
was wronc in both the creed and -the char
acter of Matthew.
It is next to incredible that a man who
had the reputation which the publicans hid,
should not somehow have sastained that
reputation. The dog who is given a bad
name is pretty sure to deserve hanging,
presently. There was nothing in the cir
cumstances of Matthew which persuaded
him to be good. Nobody expected a pub
lican to be good. For a publican to en
deavor alter righteousness was simply to be
eccentric. The man could hardly be quite
sane. Ton can see how that would influ
ence behavior. While, on the other hand,
all the conditions of Matthew's life con
spired to invite him along that descending
path which opens at last upon the borders
of
THE BOTTOMLESS PIT.
And character is pretty sure to have its
effect on a man's creed. It is possible, I
know, for one's conduct to be better than
his creed. Ajd when we think of all the
hard-heaned doctrines which have held the
belief of icn, wa may well thank God for
that. But a man's creed taking tnat to
mean his honest faith can rarely be saved
from degradation if his character is de
graded. Only the good can see God. Only
by obedience can men gain spiritual
knowledge. A man in Matthew's position
must have had grave defects in his creed.
Even if we leave out all consideration of
his character, one who knows that the re
ligious world is against him, especially if
the opposition is unjust, will naturally set
his face against the doctrines which the
religious world upholds, even though they
mav be true.
Here, then, was Matthew, a sinner and a
skeptic. And yet in the address of Chrit
was neither argument nor exhortation. He
asked neither faith nor repentance. He
said, "Follow Mc."
Because Christian conduct is not based on
exhortation, nor Christian faith on argu
ment. The center ot the Christian life is
Christ. The best definitior of good Chris
tian conduct is thht it is a following of
Christ And I ask no better definition of
Christian faith than is contained in the same
words. Christian faith is that which makes
one follow Christ.
The best persuasive to right conduct is
not exhortation but brotherly love. Scold
ing has little to do with sanctification. Ex
hortation, expostulation, threats, excommu
nications, seldom help people. They hinder
rather than help, because they antagonize,
set people at a distance, build np walls of
prejudice and opposition. There is an un
pleasant trait in human nature which we
probably get from Adam, for it can be
traced back as far as the history of the race
extends an unpleasant trait which makes
us desire to do just what we are commanded
not to do. St Paul understood it, when he
spoke of sin coming into the world when law
came. Sometimes good advice seems to em
phasize this trait No; the only way to
drive the bad altogether out is to'bring the
good in. And that comes in along the ave
nue ot
BEOTHEBLY LOVE.
, Christ did not stop and preach to Matthew,
though Matthew's life would no doubt have
furnished texts for several long sermons. In
stead of that He held out a brotherly hand
to him. He passed over for the present all
that was bad, and appealed to the good.
He held out His friendly hand and said,
"Follow me." He knew well enough that
once that publican got within the circle of
His dailv influence where he could hear
His words and learn His spirit and feel the
inspiration of His inendship, He knew
that the repentance part ot it would be all
right
Because repentance and conviction of sin
come not so much by exhortation as by
knowing and following Christ If you are
conscious of that spiritual lack which is in
the character ot many estimable people, the
lack of the consciousness of sin, here is the
remedy which we learn in the dealing of
Christ with Matthew: You need not weary
vour mind with long examinations of your
Iihj ;. need not worry jour heart with
meditations upon future punishment.
Neither of these is the best path to repent
ance, at least neither was the path which
Christ pointed out to Matthew. Strive to
know and follow Christ lhatisthe way.
Setyourlife by the side of His life. Bring
the real close to the ideal. That will make
you conscious ol shortcoming. He who
comes to know Christ has learned to know
himself. He has discovered the meaning of
repentance.
And the meaning of faith, too. Because
true faith, like right conduct comes by
knowing Christ,and following Christ Very
few who lack faith ever gain it by any
process of argument Because faith is like
love, like other deepest convictions of our
nature; it cannot be anchored to human
speech, it soars beyond the range of argu
ment The truth is, that appreciation of
spiritual things, like appreciation 01 beauty
or ot wisdom, waits upon the prepared
ifcean. And a man's heart is prepared lor
the coming in of spiritual truth, not by J
argument. .Argument, 'ur iue musi part,
sets, up more barriers than it pulls down.
It is love which
SWEEPS THE BABBLERS AWAY.
Matthew, it is quite likely, as we have
seen, was a very mistaken theologian. If
he thought about theological matters at all.
he must have beena heretic. He had
etery reason to be prejudiced against ortho
doxy. And if Christ had sat down beside
him on the custooi-house steps, and begun an
argument with him, Matthew would quite
likely have proved a hard man to persuade.
But tbe.brotherly hand touched Matthew's
hearVind when Christ asked no questions
on the creed, but said onJy, "Follow Me,"
Slattbewas quite ready to do that. And
Chriit'knew how step by step his laith would
grow? That is the best way for anybody's
jaitn to prow, like the great oaks, from
within outward.
He who would grow into a knowledge of
spiritual truth, perhaps the theologies and
tbe "evidences" may help him, and perhaps
not, but Christ will help bim. He in whom
the "eternally ideal" has become tbe "his
torically real will help him. Put away
all questions about hard doctrines for a little
while, think no more of them than Matthew
thought nd look at ch"st Get the lile of
Christ into your mind and His spirit into
your heart and -life. Yen cannot follow
Christ along the roads of Palestine, but you
can follow Htm just as genuinely along the
streets of Pittsburg. You cannot follow
Christ with your feet, setting them in the
visible marks of His feet but you can fol
low Him with your heart Behold Him in
the pages of the Gospels. Listen there to
His gracious speech. Imitate Hun as best
you can. Do every hour as you think He
would have you do. That is what the fol
lowing of Christ means. And that will
bring you all the faith you need.
George Hodges.
An Old Citizen Gone.
Mr. Alired Hamsonj one of the oldest
residents of the East Liberty Valley, died
at his home, No. 4930 Ellsworth ave., Shady
side, Saturday morning, October 19, 1889, at
11:15, after an illness of some five weeks
duration, of typhoid fever, in the 61st year
of his are. Dunne the whole of his life,
closely Identified first with the farming and
later with the business interests of the East
End, his bomewhat unexpected death is re
ceived with sincere sorrow by those whose
pleasure it was to know him.
He was born near Pottsville, Schuylkill
county, in this State, April 27, 1829, the
youngest son of Thomas and Margaret Har
rison, who emigrated to this countrv
irom Durham, England, about 1817,
and settled near Pottsville, where
they opened the first coal mine
in that section. When Mr. Harrison was
but 3 weeks old his parents came to Pitts
bure, locating for the first three months in
what is now the Eighth ward, but settled
permanently on the old "Aiken" farm,
where the subject of this sketch lived for
the past 47 years. The house in which Mr.
Harrison died is the old "Aiken" mansion.
By trade Mr. Harrison was a blacksmith
and wagon maker, and as such furnished
wagons for the Government during the
Mexican War. Later he turned his atten
tion to the dairy business and also 'to real
estate and contracting, and so continued un
til his death. He was among tbe first to
foresee the future growth and development
of the East Liberty Valley.and his judicious
investments in real estate made from time to
time have fully justified his wisdom. He
was one of the lounders and a consistent
member of the Shadyside Presbyterian
Church. Among all his friends and ac
quaintances Mr. Harrison will be gratefully
remembered as a man of larre, generous and
genial disposition and character, whose
kindly acts and practical benevolence never
were known to any but the recipients. And
among his associates his sterling worth as a
ci'izen and a Christian were universally
acknowledged and admired.
To Whom Ic Mnv Concern.
PrrrsBtrso, October 17, 18S9.
Standard Plumbing Company, City:
Deab Sibs I am usi ng Anderson's Warm
Air Fed Gas Fires. Consider it a perfect
success. Would not do without it. Get
double the amount of heat and burn less gas
than I did before usintr it Would cheer
fully recommend it to all who burn natural
gas. Bepectlully yours,
Stakdisk Montgomery,
Bureau ot Electricity, City Hall.
For sale by tbe fsllowiug practical
plumbers: Joseph Jones & Co., Main and
Alexander streets, "West End; F. Kohne &
Co., 141 Fourth avenne anil Hazelwood;
Lambert & Becket Libertv street and Re
doubt alley; Standard Plumbing Co., 82
Fourth avenue.
810 00 TO CHICAGO.
Antnmn Excursion Tin ibe Pennsylvania
Llnrs.
The Pennsylvania Company will sell
excursion tickets to Chicago on Saturday,
October 26, for trains leaving Pittsburg at
7:25 A. 31., 1220 aud 1:00 P JL, central
time, good for return passage by trains
leaving Chicago until November 2. For
full information apply to Samuel Moodv,
D. P. A., 1127 Liberty street.
At GroelzlnBerV Special Sale
Next Wednesday, of all goods on display at
the Exposition, will be included all short
lengths ot brussels and ingrain" carpets ac
cumulating from the brisk fall trade at
half price. The pieces run from 10 to SO
vards. 627 and 629 Penn avenue, next
Wednesday.
Why So Foolish
As to pay the regular price for a corset,
when you can get the same corset from 25c
o 75c cheaper at the closing-out sale of F.
Schoenthai, 612 Penn avenue.
JAMES H. CARMICHAEL,
Republican Nominee for Mayor of Buffalo,
Testifies in strongest manner to the efficiency
of Coaline Headache Powders.
Of Course Ton Saw Onr Carpet
At the Exposition. On Wednesday morn
ing next, October 23, the entire display,
which was slightly soiled by the dust, will'
be placed on sale at 50 cents on the dollar.
Edward Groetzinger,
627 aud 629 Penn avenue.
Don't Be n Dnnco
And pay the regular price for kid gloves
when you can get the verv best makes 25 per
cent cheaper at the closing-out sale of F.
Schoenthai, 612 Penn avenue.
F. &V.'s Iron City beer is unrivaled.
Connoisseurs pronounce it so.
BANNER
IHK;ING
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THE 8
MOUNTAIN CAKE.
To the yolks of six eggs, well beaten, add
two cups wbite sugar, three-quarters cup
butter, one cup sweet milk, three and a halt
cups flour having mixed thoroughly through
it one measure "Banner" Baking Powder,
whites of two eggs, beaten stiff; bake in
jelly cake pans; when cold spread each layer
with an icing made of tbe whites of four
eges, beaten stiff, one pound powdered sugar
and one iablespoonful extract of lemon.
Ladies who desire to become more efficient
in managing their calinarv department
should possess a copy of the "Banner Recipe
Book." This handsome book is replete
with valuable household information; with
instructions for baking biscuits, rolls, muf
fins and all kindsof lancy cakes; tells how
to prooerly roast bake and broil meats, fish
and fowl; how to make French and Mayon
aise dressings, to prepare all kinds of fancy
desserts, etc, etc.
There is no baking powder comparable to
tbe old reliable '"Banner" Baking Powder,
which has been used in many ot onr very
best families for nearly a quarter of a cen
tury. Amateur bakers and even quite
small children b.ike delightful cakes with it.
Order a pound can with the Banner Be
cipe Book from your grocer. If he cannot
supply the book, send your address to Ban
ner Baking Powder Companv, P. O. boy
245, Pittsburg, Pa,, and we will mail it free.
Ladies, don't get discouraged when things
about the house become soiled. Scourene,
scourene, scourene.
HOUSE CLEANING MASS EAST.
"Scourene" to clean windows.
"Scourene" to clean woodwork.
"Scourene" to clean bathtubs.
"Scourene" to clean marble slabs.
"Scourene" to clean tinware. r
"Scourpno" only 5 cents a cake.
Wfi jistA
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CHILDREN ON HAERIAGE.
Threw Little Tots Conduct a Ceremony on
Modern Principles.
Children are the keenest of observers and
the most practical deducers; indeed, their
deductions are often more astonishing than
agreeable to their elders. Though we
laugh, we do not always enjoy having our
weakness revealed to us by the.babblings of
babes.
Six little children were at play, says the
Kansas City Star, and whether it was that
they grew tired of familiar games or that
the innate principle, "It was not good for
man to be alone," craved expression, they
determined to have a wedding. John, aged
8, should marry Hatty, aged 5, and Brother
Harry would speak "the words that bind."
Now, Harry had never heard a marriage
ceremony and was entirely ignorant of the
Prevalent pledges; but was he at a loss? Not
e. He knew what papa and mama con
sidered of paramount virtue, and surely
what they each so eagerlv desired must con
stitute the requisite of a happy married life.
The candidates of wedlock were requested
to stand side by side, and gravely obej ed.
"Hatty, will you get up in the morning
and see that John has his breakfast in time,
and that he has good things to eat and never
has to wait for his meals?"
"John will you give her all the money
she wants?"
That was all, but does it not contain the
quintescence of married lelicity?"
A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Canadian Farmer Escapes From His Cof
fin During the Burial Service.
Stories about persons showing signs of life
after having been prepared for the grave
need to be taken with a grain of salt, even
this one irom Canada, which seems most
plausible: "Augusts Archambault, a far
mer of Coaticoke, a town near Montreal,
narrowly escaped being buried alive yester
day. Archambault had been seriously ill
for some weeks with supposed typhoid fever.
Friday night he began to sink rapidly and
early Saturday all signs of life ceased, and
the doctor pronounced him dead. The umal
wake was held, and yesterday being fixed
npon for bnrying the supposed deceased, the
remains were tken to the village church
and afterward to the graveyard. The friends
of the farmer were gathered around the
grave, into which the coffin was being low
ered, when all were startled by hearing a
groan from it. The coffin was at once burst
open, when it was found that Archambault
was alive. He was hurriedly carried home,
and though very weak tbe two physicians
who were calle'd have hopes of completely
restoring him to health."
A JOKE ON THE 1)00.
The Animal Not to Blame for Disobeying
Itnles He Couldn't Bead.
Chicago Herald :
Last Sunday afternoon an old, gray-haired
gentleman appeared in Jackson Park. He
was accompanied by a small lap-dog of the
pug species. This dog ran about in an
aimless way which indicated that he did
not have any more sense than a stamped
envelope. He trotted over the flower beds
and left his footprints among the plants,
and he had his own way until a park police
man caught sight of him. Finding out who
was the owner of the dog the policeman ap
proached the Id gentleman, tapped him on
the shoulder and said.
"See here, my friend, you must have that
dog keep away from the flowers. Don't
you see that sign reading, 'Dogs not allowed
on the gray:?' "
The old gentleman chnckled, jerked his
thnmb toward the dog, and replied: "Yes,
I see it but that little cuss can't read."
He thought it was a good joke on the dog,
and he refused to think otherwise until the
policeman threatened to lock him up if he
did not call off the dog, which he did.
A CANADIAN'S DOG TEAM.
Tho Novel Turnout Owned by a Resident of
n Maine Clrr.
Leirlston Journal.!
The most unique team in Maine is iu Lew
iston. It is cwned by a French Canadian
who drove down from North Anson, and
who was out on Sunday airing his turnout
in tbe presence of admiring crowds. It is a
team of three dogs two at the pole and one
leader. They are little fellows but so spry!
When they travel they do it just as though
they were chasipg a low-flying bird and, as
they leap along it is in perfect harmony of
action. The carriage is a rough, impromp
tu affair and the harness the same. He
drove them, he says, 40 miles in five hours
and they out travel a fast horse.
A well-known Lewiston hackman was
ont on Lincoln street Sunday, as they
started out with two men on the seat of the
dog team. He tried to catch them with his
horse and couldn't do it The dog team
skimmed along like the wind. The owner
has quite a .fancy tor dogs aud sold one to
"Walter Main b, the circus proprietor, this
summer, for $125.
PERSONAL IDIOSYNCRASIES.
A Man Who Feared He Would Blow Awny
and a Lndy Afraid of Tea Caps.
New York Ledger.!
Many years ago we were acquainted with
a gentleman who firmly believed that he
weighed only two ounces. He never left
the house when there was any wind stirring
let he should be blown away. If a breeze
sprang up while he was out he would cling
to any coign of vantage within his reach
and bawl lustily for some one to come and
take him home. Yet upon every subject ex
cept his own gravity he was entirely sane.
A highly intelligent lady who died a few
years ago in this city was a monomaniac as
regarding glass and china. The sight of a
tumbler or a tea cup would throw her into
convulsions.
F. & V.'s Iron City beer is unrivaled.
Connoisseurs pronounce it so.
MEETINGS).
THE MEMBERS OF EUREKA COUNCIL
No. 38, Jr. O. U. A. M. will meet at their
council chamber, cor. Frankstown ave. and
Station st, E. End, SUNDAY, Oct 20, at 12
o'clock, to attend tho funeral of our late broth
er, J. H. King. Members of. sister Councils
respectfully invited to attend.
M. A. COLEMAN. C.
A. S. JONES. R. S. QC19-S8
DTBWfaauoliTElEpiiDnE.
$2,000 REWARD.
A description or mention of Daniel Draw
baugb's talking machine or telephone inven
tion was printed fn some Pensylvania news
papers at sometime between the ears 1870 and
isre.
Search has been made in tbe public libraries
and the newspaper offioes of that State foreuch
newspapers. The tiles of sdwi papers are
In many cases complete, both prior and subse
quent to said years, but the tile covering the
precise period in question have either disap
peared or been mutilated.
Tbe undersigned will pay a reward of $1,000
to tbe person uho will be tbe first to place in
their possession a genuine original copy of tbe
newspaper contalnlne such de-criptlon or men
tion of Daniel Drawbauch's talking mtchine.
or to tbe one who first restores tbe files con
taining such copy to the public library or news,
paper office from which the same was taken.
Tbe undersigned will also pay tbe sum of
31,000 for tbe detection and conviction ot tbe
person or persons causlnzsald disappearance
or mutilation of said tilt.
All persons who have old files of Pennsylva
nia newspapers are requested to examlno the
same for such publication made during the
years mentioned,
BEWARD, DACOSTA 4 GUTHRIE,
2J Nassau street. New York City.
Datsd, New Yobx, October, 1889.
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F.J1IL, G. STUCKEY, Stth street and Penn ave.
E. G. STUCKEY 4CO., Wylle ave. and Fultonst.
N. BTOKELY. Filth Avenue Market House.
XASTXND.
J. W. WALLACE, Oil Puna avenne.
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, ALLEGHENY.
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H. J. McllRIUF, Market Houe, Allegheny.
FRF.DH. EGGEItS. 7Z Ohio ttreet.
F. H, EGGEKSASON. Ohio and Chestnut sts.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch aud Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHENKY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, PenniTlvaata and Beaver aTes.
PE11KY M. GLEIM. Kehecca and Allegheny aves.
SULLVALE BOKOUUH.
W. W. FLOCK.ER. Stationer. No. t Grant ave.
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ais&le Hcln
WANTED-TEN FIRST-CLASS NON-UNION
machinery molders. Address MOLDEKS,
Dispatch office. oc20-87
WANTED-A GOOD WAGONMAKEK AT677
and 679 TREBLE AVE., Woods'- Run,
Ninth ward. Allegheny. OC20-32
WANTEII-THREE GOOD TINNERS. IV
UU1KE C. J. AMMON, SS Shiloh St.. Mr.
Washington, bouthside, city. OC18-63
WANTED-A FIRbT-CLASS MANTEL AND
tile setter. Apply to F1TTSBUKG TILING
COMPANY, 213 Wood street. OC20-64
-TTf ANTED ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN TO
tv encage In the real estate Dullness. J. K.
COOFEK & CO., 107 Fourth ave. ocl9-89
WANTED-AT ONCE, TWO COATMAKERS:
steady work and rood prices. Address J.
L. LOCKHART. Washington, Pa. ocSO-113
TXA N T E D PORTRAIT CANVASSERS
vV Rreater percental or salary than by any
other. Address M. K., Dispatch office. oc20-33
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five years' experience. Address, with ref
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OC19-33
WANTED TWO YOUNG MEN TO ACT AS
agents: 6alary or commission. ELECTRIC
PORTRAIT CO., 10 and 12 felxth St., top floor.
OC20-1
WANTED-10 BLOCK STONE PAVERS AND
2 rammers: report at Walnnt st . McKees
port. Tuesday morning, JOHN CALLAHAN.
ocJO-97
WANTEU SALESMAN TO SELL GOODS BY
sample: good salary paid. Write to CEN
TENNIALMFG CO., Cincinnati, O , or Chicago.
se3-75-TTSSu
-T7AN1ED 100 LABORERS-WAGES f 1 50
TV and 11 75 per day. Anplv at De Haven
sta.. P. & W. K. K., H. F. GETtLEMAN, Con
tractor.
OC19-25
WANTED-DRUG CLERK OF EXPERI
ENCE competent to take full charge at
STEPHENSON'S MODEL PHARMACY. Greens
bnrg, Pa. ocJO-115
ANTED 15 OB 20 STONE MASONS.
Apply at the Presbyterian Chnrch at Turtle
Creek or Airbrake Works, Wllmerdlng. JAMtS
N1COLL. OC20-104
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VTrANTED-A BOY WHO HAS HAD SOME
V experience on coats, to finish his trade
with a first-class man.' Address TAILOR. Dis
patch office.
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WANTED - ASSISTANT WATCHMAKER
and French clock repairer; give reference.
wnere lasi emnioTea ana wages expeciea. act
dress P. O. BOX 953, city.
OC20-I3I
WANTED-FOR THE AMERICAN BUILDING
Loin and Investment Society men as can
vasser. Apply to A. GOLUXHOKPE, General
Agent, Room 714, Lewis block. ocCO-tj
ANTED A GENTLEMAN ABOUT 30
years of age, knowing the city well, to
classify aud receive orders; a permanent position
to right man: good salary. UNION CREDIT CO.,
103 fourth STe. OC20-S9-WFSU
-TTANTF.D-GOCD AGEXTS-100 PER CENT
V profit In onr goods and f35 gold watch to
each agent buying g200 worth goods In 3 months.
Address, with stamp, CUNNINGHAM & TABK,
Manorvllle. Armstrong; cn P. ocIO-114
A.NTED-AN EXPERIENCED GROCEBT
and tea salesman to take orders for cash;
oneiacqualnted on Soulhstde and speaking En-
gllsh German and Polish. Inquire at 1. F,
OHUCHMAN'S, 53 booth Twelfth St. OC19-60
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the ages of 51 and 35 years; good pay, rations,
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V TY; shrewd men to act under Instruction
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ocl3-107-Thsa
ANTED -3 HONEST, ACTIVE MEN TO
sell household goods In Pittsburg and Al
legheny: we have all kinds of Roods that people
buy fast because they need them. Call and get
terras. E. GATELY4C0., 25 Federal st , Alle
gheny. oc20-lt7-Tnsu
WANTED-BUS1NESS MEN AT SMART'S
COLLEGE. No t Sixth St.; expert book
keeping and balancing, arithmetic, penmanship,
shorthand and typewriting taught thoroughly for
to per month to ladles and gentlemen: open dally
from 9 A. M. to 9 F. M. OCl2-65-TTtSn
WANTED-LABORERS WANTED IN NEW
Orleans-Joe able-bodied men to ship as
crew; wages (SO per month and board; to reliable
men steady employment will be given. Apply to
M. N. WOOD. Coast and Luiausche Line, No. 2
Canal St., New Orleans, La. ocI6-t2
WANTED-MALE HELP-SCO SALARY, HO
expenses In advance allowed each month.
Steady employment at home or tr-ivellng. No
soliciting. Duties delivering and making collec
tions. No postal cards. Address with stamp,
HAKEK & CO., Plqua, Ohio. oc8-68-rrsgu
WANTED-ANENERGETICKUS1NES3MAN
in all cities or 6,000 population and upward
to take an Interest In the management of a brancr
business; salary and Interest in profits; (1.600 to
(3,000 per annum; cash required (1.000 to , 000;
bank "references exchanged. Address GOOD
CHANCE, Dispatch office. oc20-49
WANTED-BRICKLAYERS-THOSE WANT
ING work and employers and all others
who nny wish to employ bricklayers should regis
ter such wants, free of charge, at the headquarters
of the INDUSTRIAL MUTUAL BENEFIT AS
SOU1A110N, 93 Fourth ave.. first floor front.
Open until 9 p. m. Saturdays. oc11-80-mwfsu
a7-anted-imsiediately, one good
VV moldor and one first-class machinist, with
experience In erecting all kinds machinery and
engines on the floor In shop and general outside
man: no others need apply: steady work; good
wages will be paid to suitable man. Apply or
address KENNEY 4; CO., bcottdale. Pa.
OC20-U1
Wanted -young man to stay in of
fice and learn bookkeeping; must be a
good penman, and have a fair education; the
young men who have been with me are now occu
pying good positions: ynnngman who has had
business experience, and is now out of employ
ment, preferred. W. WO0L3EY, expert ac
countant, 163 Fifth avenne. oc20-63
WANTED-AGENTS-TO bELL OUR NON
KVAPORAT1NG. non-freezing chemical Are
pall, patented: exclusive territory given: sells to
factories, hotels, business blocks, dwellings, etc.:
an entirely new thing and sells on sight: Indorsed
N. E. Insurance Ex.. Factory Mut Ins. Cos .Chi
cago Underwrlters'Assoclatton, etc.: sample nail,
price list. etc. sent on receiptor S3. Address THE
WORUESIKK FIRE APPLIANCE CO, r Incor
porate 0 No. S3 Front street, orcester. Mass.
OClO-3j-TbSU
Frmnln HelD.
"VTTANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOCSE
VV WORK; ramlly or four. 98 PAGE ST., Al
legheny. OC20-41
WAN1LD-LADY AGENTS-ALSO MEN
Two immense new specialties; one lady
made 127 before dinner, another (IS first hour. Ad
dress LITTLE & CO., lix 443, Chkago, 111. oclS-U
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR THE NEW
h)gela corset; most satlstactory and best
money making article out. For terms, etc., apply
to WESTERN CORSET CO., bt. Louis, Mo.
sel4-6S-6SU
WA N T E D SEVERAL EXPERIENCED
salesladies; one to lake charge or notions
and small wares department; liberal salary for
right person; also six for honse furnishing de
partment; one to run soda tountiln; none need
apply unless experienced. FLEISHMAN & CO.
OC20-4
WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR OUR NEW
Mcintosh raglan: superior cloth, tin wide
stripes on outside; vulcanized rubber on Inside;
close fitting: very stylI6h: never spots: beautiful
as the finest cloth garment ever made, and is abso
lutely water-proof; scent sell six a day and
make (4; great opportunity; also fine line other
goods. Address E.H. CAMPBELL, 434 Randolph
t,, Chicago. od-W-TTSn
WANTED-TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES,
on salary, to take charge of my business at
their homes; entirely unobjectionable; light: very
fascinating and healthful: no talking required;
permanent cosltlon; wages flQ per week In ad
vance; good pay foi part time; my references In
clude some ol the best well-known people of Lou
isville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and elsewhere. Ad
dress with slimp. UBS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut sts,, Louisville, Ky.
el2-lMhBu
WANTED.
Femnle Help.
WANTKD-LADIES DESIRING TO RECEIVE
free sample copies of story and fashion pa
pers, magazines, etc., should send address at once
to UNION SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY.Ford City,
Pa. OC20-1W
Mole nnd Female Heln.
WANTED-A SPECIAL TEACHER OF WBIT
ING and drawing for the Ninth ward
school. Allegheny. Apply in person to the
memberg or the Board of Directors. JOS. A.
LANUFITT, Attorney-at-Law, Fourth ave..Pltts
bnrg. Secretary. ocl8-55
WAN1ED-AGENTS. MALE OB FEMALE.
In all country towns, to sell photograph
albums: latest designs for lall trade Just received:
big profits andtqulck returns to energetic agents;
write terms, etc. UNION PUBL1SHING CO.,
103 Jb ourth ave. se22-80 Tirsu
Situations.
"TANTED-srrUATION AS BOOKKEEPER
TV have had 15 years' experience In lumber
and planing mills; can speak German: no objec
tions to leave the city. Address LUMBER. Dis
patch office. OC20-40
WANTED SITUATION BY A CIVIL
. engineer: thoroughly competentand reliable
In iron construction, masonry, railroad worts,
etc. ; to control outside work preferred. Address
ENGINEER. Dispatch office. OC20-88
"VTJANTED-SITUATION-BY YOUNG MAR
VV RIED man not afraid of work In some
good, reliable business house where strict at
tention to duty will secure advancement: In pres
ent position over 10 years. Address B. A.JSV.,
Dispatch office. oc20-I
Booms. R oaten. Etc.
WANTED NICELY FURNISHED BOOM;
hot and cold water: on Firth ave.. between
Sost office and new market house. Address S.
1., Dispatch office. oc20-101
Boarders nnd Lodcers.
WANTED-PEBMANENT BOARDERS TO
live In a pleasant house In Wllklnsburg. 3
min. from station. Address MISS KATE HART
LEY. P. Q. Box 124, Wllklnsburg, Pa. ocl2-63-Stt
Partners.
"TTJANTED-A PARTNER IN REAL ESTATE
TV business we have a large list of cheap
farms, coal and timber lands for sale; big money
In them; special attention paid to this line of
business. For Information call on Monday at No.
12 BEDi OKD AVEN UK, city. OC20-2
Flnnnclnl.
WANTED-MORTGAG ES.MONEY TO LOAN.
See EWING A BYERS, No. 93 Federal St.
OC20-112
-VT7AN1ED-TO LOAN MONEY AT 4M, SAND
TV 8 per cent free ot tax. W. C. STEWART:
114 Fourth ave. Ja20-2-sn
WANTED GOOD CITY MORTGAGES;
money at low rates and small expense. C
H. LOVE, 93 Fourth ave. oc20-5
TITAN TED-MORTGAGES MON EY TO LOAN
TV lnsnmsto suit at HK. 5 and 6 per cent.
ALLES & BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167.
apl9-14-TTSSn
WANTED-MORTGAG12S-(1.000,000TOLOAN
In large and small amounts at 4H. 5 and 6
per cent, free of State tax: no delay. REED B.
COYLE& CO., 131 Fourth ave. my21-60
TtJ-ANTED-SPARE MONEY WHICH FINDS
TV profitable investment In Pennock's electric
light stock; advanced 100 per cent during past
year. Address GEO. B. PENNUCK, Chicago, 111.
OC20-34
WANTED MORTGAGES IN LARGE OR
small amounts on improved city or Alle
gheny county property. McCUNE & COULTER.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 93 Fourth
ave. OC19-45
TTJ ANTED-MOKTGAGES-11,000, 000TO LOAN
T T on city and suburban properties at H, 6and
(percent, and on larms In Allegheny and adja
cent counties at 8 per cent. 1. M. PENNOCK &
bON, Kb Fonrtb avenue. ap7-f41
WANTED-COAL OFEEATOR-A COAL
operator with capital can learn of a good
opportunity In the celebrated Jellico Coal Mine,
and something to advantage in which he can make
large money hv addressing ior particulars M. E.
aHOKNTON, Kensee, Whitley co Ky. oc2u-91
WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY WE HAVE
over one million dollars to loan on city and
suburban property at 4M per cent; no tax: we
will also loan money on improved farms In Alle
gheny, Beaver, Fayette. Washington and 'West
moreland countles;any marketable security taken
for loans of any amount. BLACK & BAIRD, 95
Fourth ave. le3-&9-su
Illlscellnneons.
WANTED-LIGHT BOCK WAGON OR SIN
GLE seat cart. Address WAGON, Dispatch
office. oc20-31
WANTED TO BUY A MEDIUM-SIZED,
second-handed Bare. Address C, Postof
fice, Station B. oc20-7
TTTANTEI) - DOUBLE END SHEARING
TV machine: blades is to20 inches long. Appl
at once to jiuif.u 9 xioiei Anaerson. o
XU ANTED YOU TO GET A BAKER'S
V doien (13) of Stewart ACa's fine cabinet
photos forL at 90 and 92 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny. mv23-49-TT8a
WANTED' 'VOLTAIC D1AMON US, ' '
brilliancy guaranteed: see prices. BAR
NEY E. ABUNS, bole Agent, 65 Fifth ave.. cor.
Wood St. OC20-1M
WANTED - PHOTOGRAPHERS, ARTISTS
and agents to know we make prints and
finish them and furnish frames at lowest rates.
PITTS. CRAYON CO., 531 Smlthfield. OC20-122
WANTEDTO START A CLUB OF 42 MEM
BERS to secure a fine gold watch for each
one In the club at II 00 per week. Address P. O.
BOX SOL and I will call and snow yon the watch,
JtWO
WANTED-PERSONS TO KNOW THAT BY
atrreeinc to pay 51 per week you can get
possession of fine gold or silver watches, clocks,
jewelry, diamonds, silverware, etc. J.M1TSCH,
130 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa. selZ-MtfTsU
WANTED-BY PEARSON, LEADING PHO
TOGRAPHER, 98 iHtli avenue. Pittsburg,
and 43 Federal street, Allegheny, everybody to
know that be is making line cabinets at (1 50 per
dozen: photos delivered when promised: Instan
taneous nrocess. mh!3-S3
FOR bALE-IMPKOVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residence.
FOR SAT.E-LOT, 25X110, CLAY ST., THIR
TEENTH ward; easy payments. D.JIEHEN
& SON, 4112 Penn ave. . oc20-2o
FOR SALE-GIST STKEET-4-BOOM BRICK
house, good cellar: a bargain. J. It. COOPER
CO., 107 Fourth ave. OC19-89
rRSALE-(2,B0u-FBO3PEGTBT.,MT. WASH
ING ION, neat frame house 6 rooms, hall,
city water, nat, gas. etc.: lot 50x100; a great bar
gain. J. K. COOPER &, CO., 107 Fourth ave.
ocl3-M
FOR SALE-LOCUST ST., BET. MAGEE AND
Chestnut sts., fine new brick dwelling 7 rooms,
bathroom, marble mantels, cemented cellar, both
gases. Inside shutters: house just finished: posses
sion at once; price (3.60U; (LOCO cash, balance to
suit. ALLES i BAILEY, 184 Fourth ave. Tel. 167.
oclS-43
East End Residence.
FOR SALE-NEW 6-ROOMED FRAME HOUSE
and nice large lot. In good location, near
Point Breeze; handy to cable and railroad and a
rare bargain; (2, 600. on easv payments. MELLON
BROTHERS, 6349 Station street. E. E.
OC20-119-TTSU
I7IOR SALE BROAD STREET, NEAR BI-
LAND, new house, modern style, 7 rooms,
attic, bath, laundry, pantry, closets, excellent
surroundings: a choice property for the price,
H5u0. CHARLES bUMEKSi CO., 313 Woo5 st,
OC20-12I
FOR SALE-FINE BRICK RESIDENCE OF 7
rooms and large grounds, on Rlppey St., be
tween HI land and Neglev aves.; all conveniences
and Improvements made: price (6,900, on time.
MELLON BROTHERS, C349 Station St., E.E.
OC20-U9-TTSU
EOR SALEf50,0C0-NEW AND SUBSTAN
TIAL brick residence, containing 12 large
rooms and all conveniences; lot 114x410 ft: this is
one of tbe finest located and cheapest pieces of
property in bhadjslde. W. C. STEWART, 111
Fourth ave. su25-ll-8u
FOR SALE-TWO OF THOSE NICE NEW 8
room frame houses which we have been sell
ing for (2,200, on easv terms and small payment
down: well situated, near East Liberty station
and cable cars. KELLY 4 ROGERS, No. 63l5Sta
tlon street, East End. oc20-46-TTSu
FOR SALE A GOOD FARMHOUSE OF 6
rooms and attic, porches, etc., situated on
good street near East Liberty station and cable
cars; lot 41x120: easy terms: (300 to (300 do wn. bal
ance In small payments, bee KELLY &ROOERS,
No. 6315 Station street. East End. oc3)-46-TTSn
FOR SALE-511,000, ON EASY PAYMENTS: A
new Queen Anne brick dwelling, containing
12 rooms, all conveniences, fine gas fixtures, and
Is elegantly papered: lot 55x175 feet: located in tbe
heart of the East End. on oneof the main avenues.
W. C. STEft ART, 114 Fourth ave. anll-66-sn
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-AN ELFGANT
brick house and good lot near East Liberty
Btatlon: house contains 9 rooms and reception
ball. bath. l. w. r. lanndrv. etc.: this rjronertv
will be sold at a low figure and on easy terms. See J
JVLL.ijl &, uutttKS. NO. uu station street, juui
End. OC20-48-TTSU
F
lORSALL-ON CHOICE STREET, NEAR
Hllanrt vinnp. an attractive, cozv and com
fortable place, with desirable surroundings, 7
rooms, hall, bath, hot and cold water, every con
venience, dry cellar, front, side and back porches,
nice lot. all In perfect order: cheap, (4,200.
CHARLES SOMEUS & CO., 213 Wood St. OC20-124
FOR SALE-NOS. 153 AND I55FRANKS10WN
avenue. East End, two 2-story brick houses,
stores and dwellings; street graded and paved,
and In a good business location; will sell these 2
houses below value to close up an estate; this Is,
without doubt, a good Investment, and sure to
Increase In value. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth ave.
OC20-65
FOR BALE-FOR 810.OX-THE BEST BARGAIN
on Hlland ave.. East End: the house Is a
good bonce. 10 rooms and finished attic front and
rear porches; carriage bouse and stable In tbe
rear on alley; the lot Is large; fine shade trees;
good location on the avenue and on the west tide
of the avenne: tbls Is the best bargiln now for
sale of Its class In the East End. O.TL LOVE, n
Fourth ave. oc2D-4B
FOB SALE-OAKLAND AVE., FINEST SPOT
on tbe street, lot 33x120, fine two-story brick
and mansard or 7 large rooms, ball, vestibule,
front and rear stairs, slate mantels throughout,
tile hearths, Inside shatters, bay windows, bath
and w. c, chandeliers, cement cellar, fine range,
stationary wash tubs, front and rear porches, ce
ment walks; a complete house In all respects;
(3,000; no less. ALLES & BAILEY, 1(4 Fourth
ave. TeL167, ocM-186
FOR SALE-I3IPEOVED REAL ESTATE.
Eaat End Reaiaence.
FOR SALE-A LARGE SELECTION OF OAK
LAND bouses at all prices. J. B. COOPER
& CO.. 107 Fourth ave. OC19-89
FOB SALE-(2.200-MAHAN AVE.-BR1CK
house 4 rooms, good cellar, water, etc. ; lot
24x100. J. B. COOPER A CO., 107 Fourth ave.
OC19-89
FOB SALE-LOT, S01100, IVY ST., E. E..
with frame house, s rooms, ball, attic and
cellar; first class. D. BEHENVb SON, 4112 Penn
ave. OC20-28
FOR 8ALE-(8.500-SU3STANTIAL BRICK
dwelling containing 8 rooms and all conven
iences, well located In" Shadyside. W. C. STEW
ART, 114 Fourth aye. , sel-13-sn
F
OB BALE BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
frame resldenee of 7 rooms and finished attic:
St. uiair. near I'.ippev st : S4,E, on easy pay
ments. MELLON BROTHERS, 6319 Station St.,
E. E. OC20-118-TTSU.
FOR S4.LE-(9,000-NEW QUEEN ANNE
brick dwelling, containing 10 rooms and all
coveulences: lot47xl48; tbe best property for the
money in Shadyside. W. C. STEWART, 114
Fourth, aye. au2S-ll-sn
Allecheny Residences.
T7IOR 8ALE-(FOR. ALLEGHENY CITY PROP
V EKTY)-Call and see iWINU & BYERS, No.
93 Federal street. oc2u-112 .
TT'OR SALE ON JACKSON ST.. EIGHT-BOOM
X? brick with, all conveniences at a sacrifice:
call at once. EWING & BYERS. No. 93 iTederal
street. oc26S
TJtOR SALE ALLEGHENY TWO NEW
X; houses. 6 rooms each: good lots: Second
ward, near PleasantValley cars; (2,200. CHARLES
SOMERS A CO., 313 ood St. OC20-124
FOR SALE-20 PER CENT INVESTMENT-9-room
brick house. Fourth ward. Allegheny;
price (6,000; mnst be sold: this is your chance. W.
W. MCNEILL &BRO , 105 Fourth ave,
ocawa-Tosu.
FOR SALE-(2.000-ON EASY TERMS, FOR A
new 6-room lrame bouse, with Urge lot,
situated In Allegheny: convenient to streetcars.
W. W. MCNEILL Si Bill)., 105 Fourtn ave.
OC29-70
FOB SALE-3,500-ON SANDUSKY ST., FINE
two-story brick house or 6 rooms, hall and
attic gas nnd water: Iori93x90-a positive bargain.
See EWING & B YKBS, No.93 Federal street.
oc3)-68
OB SALE WASHINGTON SrT, ALLE-
GHENY, brick residence: 8- rooms, bath.
etc.; house very complete: price, (6.5O0- easy
ter-ns; this Is a bargain. W. W. MCNEILL k
BRO., Its Fourth aye. oc20-70
FOR BALE-ON BOYLE 8TBEET, NEAR
Parks, two-story brick house of7 rooms, hall,
bath and attic; gas and water, marble mantels. In
side shutters, slate ioof: lot 20x90: price below
marketvalue. EWING 4BYERS, No. 83 Federal
street. oc20-6i
FOR SALE -I9.2S0-THAT ELEGANT NEW
and substantial press brick dwelling (never
occupied), containing 9 rooms, bath, stationary
washstands, lanndry, cement ceUar and all Im
provements, located on Ackley st., head ot
Monterey St., Allegheny. W. C. STEWART. 114
Fourth are. apJl-19-sn
Snbnrtnn Residences.
FOR SALE BY CHARLES SOMERS ACO., 313
WOODSTREEr.Bellevne, nice location, com
fortable 5-room house, porches dry cellar, good
water: lot 51x175: grapes fruit, shade and shrub
bery: 52,500; 8-room house, large rooms, 15x15, hall.
Sorches. dry cellar, fruit trees, grapes, etc : lot
1X145: (3,000. OC20-124
FOB SALX-IN SEW1CKI.EY, ON BROAD
St.. one square from station, lot 47x203, with
a two-story and mansard brick dwelling of 10
rooms, bath and modern conveniences: also ad
joining lot, S9)jx220. with frame house of 5 rooms,
gas, water, etc. ; will be sold together or sepa
rately at reduced prices. A. W. ADAIR, Room
70S, Penn Building, Penn ave. oc20-27
FOB SALE-WEST BELLEVUE. AVALON
station, good properties, low prices; nice
house, 6 rooms, attic, pantry, porches, gas, water,
frnlt and shade; elegant situation near station.
New house, -well built. 5 rooms, large lot, choice
location. Houses of 5. 8, 8 and 9 rooms: all beauti
fully situated; large grounds, with frnlt, shade,
ample ground for garden, lawn, etc.: choice
building lots, commanding beautiful new bulld
IngSDn every hand; near station! low at (400 to
(500. CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313 Wood St.
OC20-124
FOR SALE LOTS.
Clt Lot
F
IOR SALE-ELEGANT LARGE BUILDING
lot on Forty-nun st.. near Hutler St.: cheap.
an your own terms. W. W. MCNEILL & BRO.,
ue ounn ave. oczd-is-ttsu
TJ'OB SALE-(600 FOR LAWBENCEVILLE
X? lots, McCahdleas and Duncan streets. 20x100
each ; convenient to mills, etc BLACK BAIRD,
95 Fourth ave. C147 OC15-55
East End Lots.
FOR SALE-P, 003-50X125 FEET ON NEKLEY
avenne, near Center. W. C STEWART. 114
Fourth ave. sel-13-su
FB SALE-(i8,O00-EASY TERMS: 11 ACRES
of level land desirably located on Squirrel
Hill: will seU portion. W. C. STEWART, 114
Fourth ave. sel5-65-su
F
Ad
OR SALE IN BAUM'S GROVE. ON AMBEB
JL. AICii IVs 1MA.ASW. MUIJ (WUCI tUVt, C4l liCllUH
Address W. E. HAMXETT. 434 Smlthfield St.,
Pittsburg, and Wllklnsburg, Pa.
OC19-20
T71OKSALK-42,3u0-LOT47xl20 FEET. LOCATED
V in Shadyside, near Fifth ave.. In a choice
neighborhood: the best lot for the money In the
East End. W. O. STEWART, 114 Fourth ave.
sel57-sn
FOR SALK-ON LINDEN AVE., NEAR PENN
ave., beautiful building lot, 98x120 to 20-loot
alley; good neighborhood: street sewered: only
(3.500. THOS. LIGGETT, No. 114 Fourth ave.
oc20-S3-wrssn
FOR SALE-J7.S00-5 ACRES OF CHOICE
land, desirably located on Squirrel Hill,
within two minutes' walk of new electric road:
terms to suit purchaser. W. C. STEWART, 114
Fourth ave. se29-43-so
FOR SALE-A SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND
balance on long time will bnv a line residence
site In Villa Park plan, Brush ton; onr prices are
very low and now is tbe time to Invest.
JNO. F. BAXTER, Agent, 512 Smlthfield it.
oc20-59-TTtBn
FOB BALE-ONLY (3,500. TERMS EASY-109
x440feet, desirably located on Shady lane,
extending to Dennlston ave.: think of lit only
127 Ma iront foot for the finest piece of property
on Squirrel Hill. "W. C. oTEWABT, llf Fourth
ave. oc20-3S-sa
FOR SALE-LOTS! LOTS! LOTSI-BADM
Grove plan, with the Improvements now un
der way will make this the finest residence plot In
the East End; now is the time, to bay. See MEL
LON BROS., East End, or JNO. F.BAXTER,
Agent, 612 Smlthfield st. oc20-5S-wS3a
FOB 8ALE-(l,500-TEBMS TO SUIT PUR
CHASER, lots 60x150 feet to an alley desira
bly located In Shadyside (Squirrel Hill district)
right on line of new electric road, which will be
In operation December L and only 10 minutes
walk from Fifth avenue cable cars, are the choicest
lots In the Eaat End. W. C. STEWART. 114
i ourth avenue. selS-67-sa
FOR SALE FINE PROPERTY AT A BAB
GAIN: we have to oner a number of the
finest lots on tbe choicest streets In the Basra
Grove plan, at much below present value; this
roperty Is recognized as the most promising East
nd residence district, and there Is no question as
to future high valuation. Call and allow us to
show you the lots and quote prices. CHARLES
SOMERS & CO.. 313 W ood St. OC20-124
t Allegheny Lots.
FORSALE-(600-1N SECOND WARD, ALLE
GHENY, corner lot-WxlCS: 200 cash and bal.
on long time. EWING BYERS. No. 93 Federal
street. oc20-68
FOR SALE-FINE BUILDING LOT-FRONTING
25X ft. On Avery St., Allegheny, near
parks, will be sold cheap. W. W. MCNEILL t
BBO.. 105 Fourth ave. oc203
FOR SALE LOT HSX1C0, LACOCK ST., NEAR
Federal St.. Allegheny,-at trustee's sale by
direction of Orphans' Court. On Thursday, Oct.
24. at 2 o'clock, will be sold on the premises. In
lots to suit purchasers, that piece of valuable real
estate belonging to the" estate of tbe late Martha
McDonald Smith, fronting 148 feet on tbe north
side of Lacock st. by 100 feet deep to a street ad
jacent to West Penn Railroad: very eligible prop
erty for manufacturing purposes: terms, one
fourth cash and balance in three yearly payments.
A. LEGGATi;bON, Auctioneers. oclS-74
Subnrbnn Lota.
FOR SALE LOTS 40x120 FEET. IN MAPLE
WOOD Park: easy payments. GEO. S.
MARTIN A CO., 105 Fourth ave. OC20-2S-TTSSU
FOR SALE-AN ELEGANTBUILDINOSIHS
at a price that cannot be duplicated: 2 aeies,
nice elevation, beautifully shaded, choice fruit;
near electric Toad now building: comfortable
cottage house; (3,500. CHARLES SOMERS ft CO.,
313 Wood St. OC20-124
TnOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS; 50x194, S400 TO (COO,
1 Belmont Place, Ingram. P.. C ibt. L. K. It.;
streets 50 ft. wide: sewered: houses to set back 40
ft., cost at least (2,010' terms !2Sdown, balance (10
rer month. INGRAM LANjj AND 1J1FROVE
MENT CO., 60 k ourth ave. (second floor).
' OC13-102-TTSU
FOR SACE-THE LARGEST, BEST AND
choicest lots In Allegheny county are found
In Maplewood Park, Wllklnsburg: over one-half
of tbe lots In tbe plan are sold ; honses going up In
every direction; secure one while von have choicer
small payment down, balance weekly or monthly.
GLO.is. MARTIN Jfc CO., 105 Fourth ave.
OcCO-23-TTSSU
Farms
FOR SALE-FARM OF 101 ACRES, NEAR
Shousetown, P. &L.E. K. R.; line of farm
runs near the railroad: good buildings, abundance
of fruit, fine springs: parties wishing to purchase
can examine toe products of farm, as it is stored
In barns and cellars on place. LASHELL 4
RANKIN, 67 Fourth ave. QC20-23
F
lOBSALE-NEAK HOMEB,CITy. INDIANA
Jfc. CUUUIJ, ITS., .. .m v. uvmiwwkiti,
In fins condition, good house, well water brought
into tbe kitchen, and hot water arrangements,
with nttufal gas for bouse and machinery; stock
for sale; place has fine barn and outhouses; party
Is going to South America: apply to B. H. McGEE
at tbe above place. ' oeS-i-sa
T7HJK 8ALE-FAKU-TO ANY CAPITALIST,
J? either lady or gentleman, that wishes to buy
one of the finest lmprovedv farms In the State of
Kentucky; price, (65,000; It contains over 700
acres, and as l nave a personal knowledge of It
ana the surrounding country, 1 will give a guar
anteed, truthful statement of the (acts to any per
son wishing to Investigate, who Is ableandwllllng
to buy. If all be found correct. Call on or address
LEVI J. JEFFRIES, BeUevernon, Fayette Co., Fa.
' v 0CU-21-1CBT9U
FOR SALE LOTS.
Glenyrood Lota.
F:
B SALE-LOTS AT GLENWOOD. NEAB
the station srrArlerl streets, sidewalks, city
water.houses and lots tor sale. (L3SO. (1,750. 82, OCd.
ten ner rnt rjh ha!miii nn monthly navments:
Second Ave. Electric Railway will pass In front of
these lots; B. & O. Railroad fare monthly tickets,
5K cents per trip; 12 minutes from Smlthfield St.
UtOBGEO. BURG WIN, 150 Fourth ave.
Jv24-12-Jnvsa
Hazelwood Lots.
TTWRALE-SBOO EACH FOB HAZELWOOD
X! lots: 13 beautirully lying lots on Blgelow. n.
Sylvan ave.. 25X100 feet each. BLACK & BAIRD,
US Fourth ave. 2D-3CS ocI3-55
FOR SALEBUSINESS.
Bailnens Cbaneem.
TTtOR SALE A DBUG3T0RE: ONE OF THE
J? best stands In the city; doing good business.
For particulars address BHEIBURB. Dispatch
office, oelS-72-FSn
FOB SALE A GOOD PAYING GENERAL
store at a bargain: storeroom and dwelling.
For particulars address S. P. PUOBBAUGH,
Glencoe, Pa. oeS-a
F
OR S A I.K (H)Oll GROCERY: DOING ABOUT
X! (300 business per week: all good trade; the
reason for renins is. owner la aleklv Address
H. L., Dispatch office. QC19-19
FOR SALE THE LEASE AND FIXTURES
of - saloon In good location. No. 224 Market
st., Stetibenvllle, Oblo. Inquire at No. 37 WY
L1EAVE., Pittsburg, Pa. oc20-46
TT'OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND OLD
X EST established retail businesses in Pittsburg,
is located in the heart or the city: stock Is new and
not controlled by style: will Inventory about (10,
000. This is an elegant opportunity for a wide
awake man to get Into a clean, profitable and
legitimate business. W. C. STEWART, 114 Fourth
avenue. tyl4-14-sn
FOR SALE-2 FINE BAKERIES AND CON
FECTIONERIES, in excellent locations, large
grocery store In Pittsburg, (;000 or Invoice, doing
yearly business of (lOO.OOu; smaller grocery stores,
(400 to(5,0U); cigar stores, small bakeries, confec
tioneries, boarding honses. drygoods and notion
stores, feed store, printing office and many other
business chances for males or females: free par
ticulars. SHEPABD&CO.. 54 Fifth ave. oc3
Business Stands.
FOB SALE-AT A BABGAIN-A PIECE OF
property desirably located on Wood st. W.
C STEWABT, 114 Fourth ave. oc20-38-8a
FOR SALE-A WOOD ST. PROPERTY FOR
less than value (lot 20x90). ts close up an es
tate. C. H. LOVE. 93 Fourth avenue. OC2WO
T7IOB BALE SEVERAL PIECES OF PROF
X? ERXY on Fourth ave. : also a number of
pieces on Penn ave., Smlthfield st. and other
good streets: will take pleasure In giving full par
ticulars and showing surveys to parties desiring
to purchase. W. C. STEWART, 114 Fourth ave.
ap21-19-au
TTHIRSALE-rAT'&.BEASONABLEPBICEAND
X on terms to suit purchaser, the .Newell prop
erty, located on Forbes ave., corner shady ave ,
Squirrel Hill, contains six acres of the finest lying
land in that district, and has erected thereon a
large, fine new brick building, suitable for hotel
and road bouse purposes: also stables and out
buildings: can be purchased forless money than
is asked for vacant property in the Immediate
neighborhood; can be rented so as to net S per
cent on Investment. For permit to examine build
ings see W. a STEWART, U.4 Fourth ave.
ocl3-52-Sa
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hones. Vehicle. Live Stock. tc
XpOR SALE A CARLOAD OF FRESH MILK
Jt? CO NV 9 on Tuesday, October 2 at M. MA UX,
45 First St., Allegheny. OC20-24
FOR SALE SECOND-HAND BAROUCHE,
as good as new. Can be seen at C. WEST &
CO.'g, Carriage Makers, CSDuquesne way. Pitts
burg, Pa. oelO-26
FOR SALE-BAY WORK HORSE, 8YRS.OLD;
weighs about 1,300 lbs.: sound and reliable.
Can be seen at stable, rear of 54 CHESTNUT ST.,
Allegheny. OC23-I23
FOB SALE BLACK MARE. 7 YEARS OLD,
new doctor's btfggy and two road cart
cheap. BENNETT FLOCKEB, corner Klrk
patnek and West End ave. ocl9-9Z
Machinery and Metals.
F.
R SALE ENGINES AND BOILEBS NjfW
nnd reflttdr renalrtnffnrotnntlT attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.. L1M..
below Suspension bridge. Allegheny. Pa. anlo-29
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-THE LATEST CBAZE"VOL
TAIC Diamonds;" see prices: sold only by
BABXEY2. AEONS. 65 -Fifth ave., cor. Wood
St. OC29-108
PEKSONJlL-BOOKS', BOOKS 1 BOOKS!
New and old, ancient and icouern. standard
and rare, legal, medical and scientific 30,060 vol
umes to select from. LEVI'S BOOK STOBE. 930
Liberty st. anS-98
PERSONAL SPANISH LANGUAGE BY
experienced teacher; special coarse for be
ginners: classes forming; simple, easy method;
highest references; terms moderate. Address
SPANISH AMEKICP3. Dispatch office. OC20-29
PERSONAL-FRENCH COURSE, CONVER
SATION, literature, etc., by an experienced
Parisian teacher: ladles' and gentlemen's classes
now forming: also private lessons: terms moder
ate; highest references. Address PROFESSOR,
Dispatch office. QC2Q.38
PERSONAL-SICK, WEAK. NERVOUS MEN
and wooien (young or old) despair not, "Ta-ya-ion
Remedies' win posltlvelyeureyon;callor
send stamp for "Herald of Health." contains
overwhelming evidences of miraculous carps from
citizens of Pittsburg and vicinity. DJi. GRIF
FITH DP.TJG CO.. 301 to 307 Grant St., cor. Third
ave., Pittsburg. Pa. oc20-132
LOST.
LOST-YOU CANT TELL THEM FROM THE
genuine; "Voltaic Diamonds;" sea prices.
BABNEY E. AEON'S, Sola Agent, 66 Firth ave.,
cor. Wood st. OC2O-108
FOUND.
FOUND-NEAR HOT 8PBINGS, ABE.,
"Voltaic Diamonds:" experts cannot de
tect them. BABNEY E. AEONS, sole agent, 65
Fifth avenne, cor. Wood st. QC20-108
BUSINESS CHANGES.
TOTJTICE-
David Lents & Son, successors to Peter Tesh,
formerly of Stall No. 89, Diamond Market,
Pitttbarc, will open anew nail at No. 63 Alle
gheny Market, and continue Tannine tbe old
stall, where their sausage can be had at either
stands, or at
. JNO. DAUB'S SONS,
' 847 Smlthfield st,
oclMS Pittsbnrs, Pa.
EDUCATIONAL.
MT. ST. ALOYSIU8.
LOBETTO. PA.
Ihe scholastic year of the Mountain Acad
emy, tinder the direction of tbe Bitters of
Mercy will commence its fall term September
2. Tnition for five months, Inclndlng French
and music, $100. Loretto Is famed as a health
resort, and Ilka Cresson, Is a sanitarium of
unquestionable excellence. The reputation of
tbe Sisters of Mercy as instructors is world,
wide. For particulars address the Directress
of the Academy. au22-85-su
An Army of Renters Seeking Homes
4 and Business Houses at
Wilmerding. .
The East Pittsburg Improvement Company
has invested large sums of money in laying out
the town of
WILMERDING
And in fnrnishlncltwlth the most complete
and extensive system of pnbllo Improvements
in Allegheny county, outside the cities, Includ
ing, sidewalks, sewers, water, natural gas and
electric lights, and it now takes pleasure in
calling tbe attention of wide-awake builders
and investors to tbe opportunity afforded them
by tbe great and growing demand for resi
dences and business bouses at Wilmerding.
This demand comes especially from young and
enterprising men and firms who hare not suffl
'dent capital to both build and stock large
stores, but who are able and willing to pay a
handsome rent for adequate facilities, or pur
chase buildings outright on long time. Many
bonses aro now In course of construction, bat
not enough to fill 10 per cent of the require
ments.
Information as to the kind and size of bousss
in greatest demand cheerfully furnished by
tbe company, and special prices given on lets
sold for immediate improvement.
For further particulars call on or address
irnr
iiM imuiuiuuiuiii uui
Westinghouse Building,
auS-iraa
prrrsBTjEfj. pa.
tMPEBIAJj HALL
Cor. Seventh ave. and New Grant street.
THE FAMOUS THURSDAY .NIGHT RE
CEPTIONS are held in this hail regularly
every Thursday night.
Yourself and lady are respectfully invited to
attend. S
Musie by t&e Mosart and Royal Italian
Orchestra.
ADMISSION, m. OflK-lH
A CAPITAL OPPORTDNITY
mnrnuomcinl rr,
TO XKT.
VIW ttCTiaracn, .jy .
TO LET-A. 2llt.e oniVA. Jiuuae vr a
rooms. No.iee Erlnst. C. BERINGEK
DUfl, ivo a uuiw ..
OC20-6&-TB8
ITU) LET-NEW BK1CK HOUSE. 5 ROOMS, J 1
nail, atrac water, pas, tit., jjuuiuih. jst.
Washington; ftf. D. BKHEN ft SON, 4112 Peas
oeae-as
rno LET-ON FEDERAL ST., NEAKWYLtB
I - .-.. iIAI.H nf auwtn rtMtm h4krhfum
ni n.t'nral rlL TH03. LIGGETT. No. "lit
Fourth ave. oc20-3-wTSSa
East End Residences.
TO LET-ON PENN AVE., NEAB REBECCA.
St., 5-roomed brick eoltage: goodnelghbor
hood; SIS per mo. THOS. LIGGETT, No. 1M
Foarthave. oc20-88-wrsa
TO LET-ON PENN AVKU NEAR REBECCA'
St., brick bouse of 7 rooms, bathroom, nat
ural gas, etc.; good neighborhood redaced rent
tUl April L THOS. LIGGETT, No. 114 Foarttl
aye. oc3B-ag-WT8fla
- . ... -n, ..,. ...a .. tuv.lAO OfA VU.TM.
a- ana omouuaings: large w"i .jts.. ;,,
avenne. near Penn avenue cable cars. Inqulr ot ,. "
I . .. .... , U....I.. A 1Ua1a,
ll.iur KUDK1U3,K UUTerIHioeii nim i., t-
DUUtuuiuc ..-.
Alleeheirr Residences.
TO LET-(FOR ALLEGHENY HOUSZS)-SEX.
EWING & BIERS, No. 98 Federal street.
oc 20-112
TO LET-MARSHALL AVE., COR. IBWIX -
av., near New Brighton, xoad. Avery pleas- s
anuy locaiea suouroan nomeot j iuvbi9,svu
cellar, water ana large vara,-etc.; iw u" v.
BLACK & B A1BD, 86 Fourth ave.
"r-, t-
Apartment,
rpo LET "WELL FURNISHED FSONT
JL rooms with board, on Union are:refereneess .
terms reasonable. Address L. M., Dispatch of
fice. oc3-3
T) LET-TWO LARGE PLEASANT-KOOM9
nicely furnished fur light housekeeping: beta..
gases:nseorbath:5mInuteswalkfrompo.toSee. '
Apply 97 SEVENTH AVE. oeSMS
TO LET COMMODIOUS BOOH, SECOND
story front, furnished or unfurnished, botsi
gases, use of bath: rentchetD. Inquire 12 to 2 or
to 7:30 r. X., 70 ARCH ST., Allegheny. 000-54
rpO LE1-F1NEUNYUKN1SHKD ROOMS FOB
X. housekeeping on Liberty, Penn and Ferry
streets; 23-room, hotel, with store rooms: bo
gases. Inquire or S. MUSGKAVE. 44 Founts
street. ocl7-34-xvrrhM
rpo LET-TWO CONNECTING ROOMS SUIT- v3
JL Aiyuz. ior Billing; sou ueaiwisi la jm v?
MUtCMII,II.KIk JIUJilVTWUBUWtUilVIHC. ....
ansa a. a., .uispaicn omce. pqwi .
.Easiness) Stands.
TO LET-A NICE HOUSE OF 4 BOOMS AN1
storeroom, a large lot and stable, at Third
Toll Gate, on Perrysvllle rvsd; rent (12 per I
1UUUIU, . UiUAlUAi. H MS.,, A.M,VW.il W.CJ
oca-o-Tns
rpo LET-FOUR (4) STOREROOMS-GOOD
X bnslness stands on corner Liberty tad .
lunnuiauuDcuracr ui reuo bdu auitu, wrnij.
dwellings: 24 unfurnished rooms for nousekuoa fji
lag. Inquire ofS. MUSUBAVE, 44 Foarttl streets ?
ocl3-SJ-MWTS .
Offices. Deifi Room, etc . ,
rpo LET-LOW RENT-2 OFFICES ON FIBM'
JL floor, on Fourth avenue. C H. LOVE, ft'
i ourtn avenue.
rpo LET-AT LOW RENT, I OFFICBB X
a nrst noor. on if ourtn aveuue. v. a. iaii t.
9i i ourtn avenue.
TO LET-DESK EOOM-A GOOD, RBUABLB
party can secure desk room cheap by address
ing P., Dispatch office. oc!7-g
O LET-IN THE NEW DISPATCR. BUILD
INO. 73, 77 and 79 Diamond street, twoofs-a
roomiest and best-lighted offices to be rasas' la m
city; rent, (990 and (800 per annum, lndtteHa; eee
tric lights. Janitor service and steam hsaMf .
Apply between 10 A. it. and 1 P. u or Bctwtjstx
2 and 4 r. u. ijM ?-'
Snacellaaeoasw
TO LET-NO PASTE, GLASS OK IfJiXH
hack track are "Voltaic Dlaseafe:" a,
lately clear and pare. BARNhr K. AIWM,'
sole agent, 85 Firth ave., eer. Woods. eajs-MS '
AUCTION SALBS.
ASSIGNEES' SALE, i
'ST
- AT AUCTION'
J. H. BORLAND,
Auctioneer.
Important to tfeepabH, T)m Meek ( ?g
c sM
largo aryzoods ispontBS aeMa,,-
ovw tw,0w worn of torentm ,?tl
aad doaeeMa
DRYGOOM,
OABPETS, BUGS,
DRUGGETS,
if$
-m
" Fa
BT AUCTION' AT
J. H. BORLAND'S '5
'
LARGE AND SPACIOUS COiOfsWMI
- -- -4
BOOBS,
NOB. 73B and 726 LIBHKTT STRWT,
at the head of "Wood street;
tie Arbncklfl Meek, commons
MONDAY, Octol?er 14, il
Sales will eemmeaee daHy atMA.it. &s
i p. JL aad 7:39 ?. ic, aa& oettw
from day to day until the entire steak ;
is disposed of,aBdiflqaaatHJes tentts.f
the parohaser.
This is without exeeptfoa tt lfgafCsfeei
Pine Drygoods, Carpets aad Bags ever oMntfil
f TMttjVw rnwtri tav -ssa1i 111 SI ! 4tJk tS lat m ! ma
Ul jiinmui;, m nninj mn mwrnwrnmrn MB.-9
. -T .. , . ' "Vft
01 the puBHO generally, xao easwe ieeea
must be sold regardless? ot cost or yiiee kst
order to males
a prompt settteaoai w4k tW..
creditors,
An goods sold at this sale peeHJvery sjMtvl.
... . " ... t
anteea ana warraatea as reyreeeBsoa. r ,.
B..J.I . .. ..J . fcl ... fu&UJ em SmJffA
crjroanu wwsbiuuumuuii jpwvitn-si jvn js-s-snts
OCS9-TT9SM
TnXTENSTVE AUCTION SALE OF VAWH
XJ ABLE BOOKS
comprising
sing works of bletery, s stones, twmlay S
and voyage, theology, law, sc. m
lenclng MONDAY EVENDW, t4
an
Commencing? .
ber 21, 18. and contlnal&e eaoa eveewc t
inc the entire week, at 7 o'clock, at Ute aieslim! 1
rooms. No. 811 Market st.
Persons unable to attend the saleoHbavs)
their orders attended to by addrssstec Mm
Henry Auction Co. All that Is fleeewikyta'
making out bids Is to give yoarhicbeOTMKi
and purchases will De made as maon below s
possible.
Each night's sale will embrace abatW Ms)
of the catalogue in the regular order.
HENBY AUU1ION CO, LBL,
oclS-92 AaoMaseew.
ketst, lOo'olook. Parlor suits, ia taiosMss. 'T
orocaieiies, rag, mnsnes ami aair n.
chairs, faacy rockers, louases aad eeuatne.
mirror door wardrobes' cuffealeM. feMsasr
beds, dressing eases, waaosiaads, hedstenar, yj
nler and mantel mirrors, door aad window en 4
tains, pictures, ehamber suits, neater aad est- t,.
tension moms, oamnets, nooKeases, aaiirisas.
sideboards. drucets, rugs, faaey goods, ladtes ;
moqneta, velvets, body brussels, tasestry aad
Ingrain carpets, stoves, Utcbea (foods, etew eta.
Goods bo w oil exhibition and nntil the smm eC .
aiUC 0WlAlAUU4nfl VVk, . &j
0C2U-CO il
FROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BS MatV
CEIVED by the understeaed, atliM &r
chants aad Manufacturers' Beak, at OiWik.
MHtL, nntil OCTOBER 3B.1WB, :
ai a srsseaav
noon, for tbe puefi&se of ioo,w oi m
I W- V y
laaW
Graphite Hlsisg Company's S per eaat
morHage coupoa ooaoa, iu us v&
viviaviv4 ISSSISII JllliT thf) Tiff BE la T Isaaast A aaa
.flklJ. Th a uMMavt w AAssalatl Af saaafc Saase M
land ia B-WXi ooanty, Mich- wtth Ttfc C :
..VI a. ukltab lA.fl iMfaa la KlVsasa
KliiUUItO W aaavsa IVH w wwv ih(vshuhm NVII 3jfl
worklse. and a personal guarantee gvveaaf .S
Further Information gives oa faiatstaf eff
FredCarlW, tt - ftjfJlgJM J
aaIIIS Ji
rUTieLBHONNER'S
..
Jli YBGSTABLB AND POULTXYA
sapeties ail the city hotels; hssiuimfass waail
Sad K to taetr aavantaae ro steel w
Tetepseae U, W BIAMOfcD
Psttstars.
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