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PBETED OX HER MIND.
Laura Snowden Tells Why She Re
veiled the Secrets of the
SCH1IITT JEWELRY STORE ROBBERY
How She Occupied the Attention of the
Proprietor While
1'ITZSDIMOXS SECDRED THE PIO'DER
The Fitzsimmons case -was continued j es
tcrday m the Criminal Court with Judge
Slagle on the bench. Aeon the previous
da j s the courtroom was crow ded, manj of
the spectators being ladies. Fitzsiuimons'
conduct via- different than on 3Ionday, ho
being sonievv hat subdued and a trifle paler
than on the prcviousdi. Theintcrcstof the
day was centered m Laura Snowden, who
was to be the principal w ltncss for the Com
monwcalth. The opening of tho tnil in the morning
was delaj cd b the taidmess of Juror Scully,
vv ho nflN reprimanded forbemglate. Othcer
Jurv . of Home-tea d, was placed on the stand
and continued the stor he began on Mon
da . On cro-s-eiamin ition be said th.it in
addition to the jar -k Inch he dug up in the
cellar he found a hole w Inch was se en feet
in length, tlev en inchc- in depth and sev en
toeii inches in width It wa in a new pai t
ofthocellai and it wa- nece an tocravvl
through a hole in the wall to get to it.
11. A. 1! in ett, of t. 15. Barett A. Co , w hole
fjlo Jeweler, identified the watches and
ca-es reeov ered as good he 1 ad sod to Mr.
Schmiti, il-othe gcxls reeov ered at L mi,
Susquehanna Couutv
Count j Detective Beltzhoover testified in
relation to the good offered m ci idence.
Constable dinger, 01 Hometead, corrobor
ated Ofiicer J iir "s torj. On cro examin
ation he said it Mould be poible to get into
the cellai without people in the bouse know
ing it. OlTiCei McAllister identifled the j-ir
wid good. He got to the houo alter they
ivcre found.
Oflicer Calvm told the tory of the ar
xeL He took.ircvolvei Mid a knife from
Xitzslmtnon. He could not tell how long
the kme v as.
"iuire Oetlner testified that he issued the
warrant for Fitzin.mons airest.
Thought chimtt Alas letting On.
Oflicer 31 Brough said that in a con crea
tion with Mrs Clark she said she thought
Schniitt u onl letting on." He showel
her a lit 01 the watches stolen, She read
it with great mteiest, but said she was not
Kitihed it that there had been a lobbcry
The same night Clirk w cnt to witnes' houe
nnds-kedto see the list. He then wanted
to take it, a- mg be might help in the cae
He worked at Wilmeiding and -aid that
watche were frequently milled there and
ome of the stolen watche might bo among
them. The witne let liinihave the list
and the next daj he returned it.
On cross-examin ition the witnes was
poit.ve that no one except the Clarks
aouuteaine net 01 a roDiierj. lie ciemea
that he lnd anj leeling against the Clarks.
In the afternoon County Detectn e Beltz
hoover was the hist witness. He piodnced
the papers found in a satchel near the Fitz
simmons houe altei the muider. Italo
contained alaige number of the watches
Stolen fiom chmitt's store and a cop of
the numbers of the watt he
Detectn e 1. J. 3iurph testified that
lie saw the same itehel in Fitznnnions'
house on the 21t of Match w hen the murder
occuried On thoUthof 3Iaich the witnc
and Detective Gilkmon nited the Claik
3ioue.ind talkid with 3Ir Cl.uk about a
sewing machine In the comciatioa 3Irs.
CHaiksaid Fitzimmon had roomed there
2iearlya e.lr and he wa anxious to know
irthej thought him guiltv of tlie Sjchmitt
robbery 1 1n v again iited the CI nkhoue
on 3Iarch li'and wei-" met b Cora Wjatt,
ihoaid3Ii and ill. C'irk'wcie uptan,
buttering from the snp and .it flrt relued
toallow them to go up (. '..uknnd lnswile
denied know ledge of the 10b ben .
Tried to shut Out Fitzsimmon.
Clark alo aid. the w itne continued, that
lieliad changed tlie lock, and it Fitsim
inon came back he could not get in. The
witnes examined tlie locks and loundthem
to be old and worn. 3Iiss "yatt told the j
witnes that 1 itzMiumons had not been
about the house for two month Sirs Claik
said that Fitzimmon was anawfullj wia
fellow , and she did not think ho w ould com
mit a burglarj .
OflicerColMii wasrecalledand said he had
talked with Mi. Claik shortK alter Fitzsim
mons had bet.n arreted, and CI irk aid that
Fitzsimuion liad been in his l.ouo and
Clark told him to go out, that he had killed
one man and not to kill anj bod ele.
Dr. Gltdden, of Homctid wa next
called, and told hi old story about finding
Htnimaiuii- at the Claik icidenee the
night of the arret
Ofiictr Colx in wasagain recalled and testi
fied that when he took Fitzimmon to the
Jockup he"'.aniined him and found a bullet
wound in the back of ill shoulder bound
tilth muslin The cloth looktrd clean as
though lrehH put on He was in the Clark
lioce altetward and louud clothes and
lmndkcrclncls with blood on them The
witnes aid tut w ound could not ha c been
made by h mell w hen lie bot, as there
would l.a e I .in no time to bind it up
!ora 'VVhnlcn Hid ln li ed at Foui 3Iile
liinand knew Cora Wvatt suite October
last. Tbe both attendtd Cuit Lii'eiitj
and visited each other Mie fii-t iw 3Iis
"W'yatt w it b a w ntch and locker in I ebi uarj
Iat. 31 1 att told hti he got a beau
tiful'aatcli lorabnthdaj preent nt said
that f-lic lit-d the pick of seveial watches
said the w itnes remarked to 3Iis Matt
that it wa queer the watch bad betn gn en
lic fail .1 weeklelore herbirthdaj. 3Iis
"M -iti rcn-arked that the pai t w ho gave it
thought uort of hoi than he did of him.
I'retty Cora Wjatt in the Toils.
3Iis Wyatt cuce remarked to the w itne
that she should hae ten lier the day be
fore, as she had some pretty lings on that
belonged to her sister, Mrs. Clark, she said
31rs. Clark didn t know he had them and
that she lnd put thi m back, as 31r. Clark
bad them lnd. The w itne here picked out
the watch she had seen 31is Wyatthaie.
ai.cwitnes mrtnei t.itu that slit had re
teiiediwo let'ers liomthe jailfroui Cora
Myatt, but tote them up and did not anwer
them. 3!.jatt once told hti that they
Imdaboirder named ISudd and he was a
nice gentleman. M'hen 3Iis AV att showed
lier the watch hcv took her into the cloak
room at Curn Unii ersitj
On cross .mmation "the witness stated
that the ncte received lrom Cora M yatt
Mmplj asked her to cull at the jail, and she
had not complied w Hh tliu request.
jince II isiing, another Cmversity stu
dent. tcs:i tied to seeinir a w.it:.li on fn-i
Tiaf Ahull the 1 itte- iiowtd her and told
tier It v a. birthday ptetnt. The witness
identitied the w.itth.
Iuni now den was tlie next witness
called, and, as on the previou dav, there
was a liuh when she rose from hcr sc.it
lack ol the pi isoucrs" dock, she bhowed no
trace ol fear.
Inansir.no Attome llobb's questions,
she stud sht v. a m irr,.-a. that hvr husband-s
name vv.i 1A lliam llils, .aid sho had not
Hied with Inm since the were married
Ahe was .ucj-tonifd to going undtr her
maiden 1111, e. nowdtn. The witnt s,n
Fitzsimmo-ison thc.(lt of January at Home
istead, liav.ng .irraneed a week before to
meet Inm there
t ltzsiuimons told her
her a telegram when
received this telegram
ho would eud
to come "!ie
on tin morning
of Januarv 31.
llio teiegiaiu una sisned 'Amlim"
The witness vi eat to Homestead on the 4 15
ttain- and hei irstructioiis vyere to goto
cllllltts jevveln, .-toio and kee) him in
conversation as 1 mg as Mie could She met
Fitesimmons at the station and he told hei
Hint i-onieonc vus m tho vtore then and ha
iis vus afield schmitt would go to supper.
Laura Tickled the Jeweler.
The witness went to Schimtt's store, vcach
Ingthere at 5 o"clock. Mr.Sclimitt was going
out with a w oman when she stopped in and
asked to be show n some watches. The wit
ness r mamed in the store 15 minutes, juic
ing and looking at watcher omeofthe
xvatches were in a show caseand some weie
Iu the window The witness aKcd to see
t.ome gentlemen s gold watche-, as she
wanted to make a present to her brother
She acted just exactlj a she lud Jiecn told
by 1-ltzsi'nnions. After leaving the store
she w ent into McKee's drug stoie and waited
iucic uuiu sue couia eaten tne i.3U train for
town.
She met Fitzsimmons a week afterw ard
and he told her he had taken the goods and
hid them Fitzsimmons had previously told
her how he vv as going to get into the store,
and said he had made a hole in the floor
Tll.'w 1,tnes" knew that Fit7bimmons roomed
at Clarks and she asked him If he had the
goods safe He replied that he had hid
them under a part of Clarks' house where
there was no cellar. Sho met Fitzsimmons
the following week, vv hen ho brought three
watches to her house. The watches were
shown and identifled. Fitzsimmons gave
Jaera-watcliandafew other goods and she.
entth.em Xo.her-BisterMrDcJPickard
Lynn, Susquehanna county. The witness
knew Mrs. Clark. A few days before the
witness wa ari;sted she had a'conv ersation
i ith Mrs. Clark and the latter told her that
two men had been at her house inquiring
about a sewing machine. The witness told
Mrs. Clark the men were after the stolen
jowelrj and if she had any she had better do
away with it. Mrs. Clark said sho had ono
of the nncs on then. The ring was shown
and identified. Mrs. Clark asked her if sho
knew where Fitzsimmons was, as lie had
taken all his clothing away from her house
and she wanted to know if he was coming
back. Mrs. CI irk told the witness that she
had been in Schnntt's store on tho day of
the robbery to buy a comb, was on the
street at tho time of tho robbery
and that she saw Fitzsimmons as he came
out of the store. Sho could not remember
whether he came out through tho cellar
window or thi ougli the allevwav. The pers
piration w as standing out all over his face.
Ilad ot Enough for a Diwy.
On cross-examination by 3Ir. Marshall tho
witness could not remember whether
it was at night or day that sho had
tho conversation with Fitzsimmons.
She had no arrangements witli him as to
her share of tho plunder. The reason she
was sent to Schnntt's stoie was to keep him
m the stole until it got dark. She left the
store when Mr. Schmitt left because she
could not find anvthimrmore to talkabout.
3Ir. Marshall What, a lady couldn't find
anvming to say
The witness only answ ered with a smile.
3Ir. Marshall How old are you?
Sirs Snowden I am 6
Jlr. Marshall nd you exhausted your
self in 1 minutes
Mrs Snow den I think I exhausted 3Ir.
Schnntt's uatience.
Mr. 3IaisnalI When you talked to Fitz
simmons did j ou know j ou vi ere to go up
theic to steal?
Mrs Snowden Yes, sii.
Mr. Marshill What was to bo your share?
Mrs. Siiowden 3othing.
3Ir. Marshall You just did it for the love
of the thi-ig?
3Iis snowden I can't tell why.
Mi. 3Iarshall Vnd you never said any
thing until j ou w ere arrested?
Mr Snowden I told it before I was ar
lcsted to Detectives Gilkinson and 3Iurphy.
Mr. 3Iarshall What did j ou get angrj at
Fitrsunu ons for that vou told en him?
3Ir snow den I did not get angry at Fitz
siuirion Mr. JIarshall Then it was your love of
justice?
Mrs Snowden Yes, because I thought it
wasmydutj. The lohhery of the jewelry
store bothered me.
31r. Marshall When did you first meet
Fitzsimmons?
3Irs. Snowden When he was a clerk in the
dress goods department of Home's store.
Attorney Reardon next examined the wit
ness, but dev eloped nothing new, and Court
then adjourned for the day.
LOVE AXD A SEWING MACHINE
Get Strangel.v aiixed Up in a Little Komance
of the Marriage License Office An
Agent Hunting the Destroje. of One
Man's Peace.
A lomance, divorce, unrequited love,
mysterious disappearance and supposed sui
cide, a maniage and a sewing machine were
mixed up in a search instituted at the mar
riage license office yesterday. Tho agent of
a sewing machine company appeared at the
office to ascertain whether a marriage
license had been issued to a Mrs. Ida Chan
dler and a man named Slocum.
He piodueed a clipping from a San Fran
cisco newsjiaper containing an account of
the mjoteiious disappearance in Portland,
Ore, of Dr. J. M. Eaton, formerly Coroner of
ban Francisco He went from San Fran
cisco to Portland, it was stated, where he
opened an office. He was engaged to be
nnincd to Mrs. Ida Chandlei, for whom lie
obtained a divorce from her husband. She
had gone to San Francisco, promising to re
turn to Portland as soon as possible to get
married. Instead, however, she wrote him
that she was going Eat to lsit her brother,
but would return. Two w eeks prior to the
date of the item, June 25, Dr. Eaton re
ceived a w tdding card lrom Pittsburg an
nouncing Mrs. Chandler's marriage to a man
11 imed Mocum. It nearly drov e him crazy
and he diappeared. It was thought he
diowuedhimsell.
The sew nig machine agent in Pittsburg re
ceived a letter from the San Francisco
branch of the s line firm, enclosing the clip
ping and stating that 31ns. Chandler owed
them loi a sew ing m ichine. Thej had made
the mistake, it said, of placing too much
confidence 111 her. in eonseauence of the
letter the Pittsburg agent wanted to know it
a mairiago license liad been issued to such a
couple, and if possible !v that means locate
tneiu ana ecure tne cash 101 the machine.
No such license has vet been discov Ted,but
a lurther search will be made to-a.iv.
Glaps Agents Gathering.
Tho glass agents are comuig in daily, and
several have already put up their samples
on exhibition at the Monongahela House.
About 20 p-oonis have been engaged. No
special day has been set for an opening, and
eich man begins to sell when he is ready.
Few buyers have appeared on the scene up
to date.
rrom San Antonio.
August Hornung, a well-known manu
facturer of boots and shoes at 820 Xolan
street, San Antonio, Tex., will not soon for
get his experience vv ith an attack of the
eraniiii, which he relates as follows: "I
was Liken vutha -iolent cramp in the
stomach, which I believe would have
caused my death had it not been for the
prompt use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and iiiarrhoea Uemedy. The first dose did
me so much good that 1 followed it up in 20
minutes with the second doe, and before
the doctor could petto where I was I did
not need him. This remedy shall alvrajs
be one of the main stavs of my family."
wsu
Silks at Front of Store To-Daj.
Best lighted and biggest bargain silk de
partment in the two cities. Come and see.
JOS. HORNE & CO.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
B. & B.
Fifty cents black and colored grenadines
no wonder they sell. Boggs & Buhl.-
Irfdies StylHh Traveling Hats.
5 and up, latest shapes in our trimmed
milliner- room. Jos. Horne & Co. s
Penn Avenue Stores.
How to Counteract the Effects of Impure
Water.
Mr. L. L Martin, superintendent of the
St. Louis, DesJloines & Northern Railroad,
says: "On my return from a recent trip
South, where the water xras very impure, I
was attacked with a v. iolent case of cholera
morbus. Having heard a great deal of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Kemedy I concluded to try it, and with the
met beneficial results." Xo household
should ev tr be without a bottle of this
remedy. avsu
As A summer drink Iron City Beer
stances nrst. xeiepnone, 1180.
Black Dress Goods, Front of Store.
All the new thin summer black fabrics, in
a perfect light and at bargain prices.
JOS HOENE & CO 'S
Penn Av enue Stores.
Blaine.
EDUCATIONAL.
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EDGEWOBTH BDtHDIIG Hi DAY SCHOOL
Foi Wing Ladies will reopen Thurdnv.
reopen Thursday,
Setembpr21
23th vear.
MRS. II.
j 5-55-ws
1'. LEFEBVRE, Principal.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
3IANLIUS, N. Y.
Underthevisitation of the IV ar Department.
Mihtar under U. S. Army oflicer.
Rt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, S T."D , President.
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illustrated circular address JOHN CALVIN
RICE, A. M., FrincipaL myl5-77-D
THE PENNSYLVANIA
STATE COLLEGE.
The.NEW CATALOGUE, showing courses
of study in full including CiviL Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Me
chanic Arts, etc., sent free on application.
Postofflce, IGeo.-W.Athxrto3t,LL.D.,
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Local examinations for admission will be
held in Pitteburg Monday, August 31, and
Tuesday, September L The place vv Ul be an
nonnccdln the-cltSiTjarjcrs a week- In nd.
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US' Display adierlUemenU one ddHar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on Oat page, such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, etc., ten cents per lineor each insertion,
and none taken or less than thirty cents. Top
line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smlthfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANr. FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WTLL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. 31. FOR INSERTION.
AdvertisemenU should be prepaid unless adver
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FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. M12 CARSON
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PENNAVE.
PITTSBTJRG-ADDITIONAL.
rHOSIAS MCCAFFREY, 3503 Butler street.
EMIT, G. STUCKEY, 24th street and Tenn avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, 69 Federal street.
H. J. 3ICBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS H SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS 3ICHENRY, Western acfi Irwin avenues
G. W. HCGHLS, Pennsylvania and Beaver avs.
PERRY 31. GLEIM. Rebccei and Allegheny avs.
WANTED.
Male Hcln.
T RRER-IMMEIIATELY. A
FIRST-CLASS
t wlilt Mrber: w igesS12 per week.
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port. Pa.
413 3I.irket St., 3Icvccs-1vt-9
BLACKSMITH A GOOD CAR.RIAGE BLACK
SMI TH to i-o to a countrv town; stcadv work
nid good vi ice to the right man. Inquire Mc
TON EY A. CO , 927 Liberty st. J; 8-4
iplOOKATTHE KEATING HOUSE, PERRYfa-
V Y11.L.E plank road: one w uo can Dike waiues
and cook chickens.
Jvs-;
i-rtJTTF.KS AND TAILORS WANTED-OVER
v; 1.700 hav e adopted the A. D RudeNew3Ietbod;
numbers of them ire leading cutters of this conti
nent: others are on tliewavto fimc and ioituue.
Taught at CLEVELAND CUTTING SCHOOL
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XTGCLERK I3rMF.DIATFLY-C03irr.TENT
mm. with raanacir's certificate; references
required. Apply at 23.) CAKbON &T., South
side, city. jyo-2D
I7XP1-KIEFD MrCHAVICAL pnAUGHTS
1j MAX. Addrtbs l O. BOX Ifcl, cit jS-2H
TAMTOn-APPTA'
CITIZ.x, ixs. ".
O lluildiiip, 102 Fourth a
alters o'clock. .1. JC.
bXIVELY, ijscruarj.
TjEGIhTFEFD
L (situation. .
DRUG CT'RK-ERMAET
Address XUX, Dispatcli otlice
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SAT.F5rAX A XO 1 SPECIALITY faALES
MV; no having experience Trith the retail
proctr trade in esttrn Pennvlvania preft rred;
no applicants considered, onl those stating in de
tail vhat territory they hae worked, hon long:,
fcatline of Roods sold, .md the .uerage amount
of salts per month, iltii references. Address
GROOEK, Dispatch office. JtS-
C AI-fSaIAX-EXIe1uFN TED CITY b VI.I-J5-
kj AIAN:must be a hulcr and trmix;ratc;one
acquainted ith retail grocery preferred.
SO VP.
uiipaicn omce.
J33-J6
CHIPPING CLERK EXPERIEXCED IX
O wholesale liquor business: must understand the
keening of the revenue books and be able to speak
German. H. A. A OLF i bON, 1034 and 1035 Penn
acnue. Jy8-3o
SOLICITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LIB
ERAL commissions; policy taking becinse
most pleasing in price and plan. MUR14Y & ED
bALL. 34 1 ldelit building. mv-27-l)
Tc
VOBY MAKER-ONE GOOD TOBY MAKER
on hand work. Annlv to GEO. . hughes.
169Beaverav Alleghenj. jys-lo
mWO FUtST-CLASS WHITE WAITERS FOR
city. PEKEGEIXO. 150 Fourth av. Jy8-J
VOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE ASSISTANT WHO
1 can operate typewriter: one experienced in
Iron md mill business preferred. Address PER
MAN EN T, 1) ispatcll oliice. j 8-3S
Agents.
AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new nvtcnt chemical ink erasing
pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever producea;
erases ink thoroughl in tvv o seconds; no abrasion
ot paper; 200 to .'iOO per cent pro tit; one agent's sales
amounted lo 620 in six davs; another $32intvto
hours; we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Tc rritory. Forterms and full particu
lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse. Wis. inv22-75
AGENTS TO SFLLTHE PINLESs CLOTH! S
Hue; theonlv line ever iuv ented that hoi is the
clothes without pins, a nerfect suicess: patent n
tentlv issued; sold onlv by agents, to whom the ex
clusive right is given: on receipt of oO cents vie
willsend a sample line by mail; aNo circulars;
price list and terms to agents: secure v our territorv
at once. Addres" THE PIN LESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., 17 Hcrmon ct., " orcesler. Mass.
ap!2-142-v s
AGENTS v. E OFi ER AGENTS .BIG MONEY,
in exclusive territorv: our new patent safes
sell at sight iu citv or country; new igents first in
fieldactuall getting rich; one agert in one dav
cleared so; so can von; eatalogue free ALPINE
SAFE CO., No. 3G3-371 Clark st., Clncinn itl, O
JC2S-70-WSU
AGFNTS-FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OU1
FITs"ofthe Monroecning pencils; w ill sell
cheap; come quick. At951FENXAV. j3-28
Female Help.
GIRLS-TWO GIRLS, ONE FOR CHA3IBER
work, one for downstalra work: good wages
and stead situation. Appl 172 LOCUsTST., Al
leghenv Jys-43
31a!e and Female Help.
AT ONCE-COACIIMAN ; 523 PER MONTH;
teamsters, drillers, Liborcrs. JOO house girls,
100 for hotels, summer resorts, boarding houses,
restaurants: hotel cook, 10 per vwck; second cooks
fcj per vw-ek; sewing girls. MEEHAN'S, 545Giiut
st., Tel 90. jvfi-D
CHAMBERMAIDS, DINING ROOM GIRLS,
cooks, nurses, laundre-ses, 200 house girls, llv e
v oung giris, 30 German and colored girls porters,
waiters, gardeners, lann hands. MRs. E THOMP
SON, tub Grant st. jelS-D
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ISH TO EMPLOY' A GOOD MIX OR A
hright lady, oil salar, to engage in the soap
liusim ,s In vnnr lnnnliti'
rieauv work, a luce
position, not aimcuii 10 nil. state w nat salarv v ou
villvork for, and how much time vou can give
me. Address with stamp, J. M. BAIN. Zaues
ville. Ohio. j5-S2-vvtu
Situation's.
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, voung married man; practical
experience of len car: satiatactor lefcrencc
lrom present cnplovcrs aud icasons
lorcnange.
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Address r. o. uox u.7. eit .
POSITION Ab COURIER SWIsS FOR A
A family going abroad, and would also hav e the
care of childreu; can speak French, German,
Italian and EDgllsh; good reference. Address
COURIER, Dispatch oflice. J 8-10
POSITION-BY A LADY TO TAKE CHARGE
of a houe as managing housekeeper: n Ter
ences given. Address M. C, Alleghenv Citv I. O.
JJ-7-87
"pOSlTION-ASBOOKKEEPEROR ASSISTANT,
A bv a voung man: Al relerence-,; sccurltv II
desiied. Address TEMPLRAN CE, Dispatch offlce.
JvS-3
OSITION OF TRUST; OR AS COMPANION OR
chapcrone. bv Oaindlan iadv ; Intelligent;
musical. Address I. C. Dispatch office. JyS-KO
POSITIO V-COMPOSITOU WAN Ts SITUATION
in reliable weeklv omce (non-union). Address
COMPOSITOR, 813 Penn ay., city. J8-13
Hoarders and Lodgers.
OCCUPANTs-FOR SECOND bTOr.Y
room. N o. 02 ARCH S r , Alleglieny.
FRONT
JVS-T7
Itooms.
ROOMS-(4)-UNrURNIsIIFD, FOR HOUSE
KEEPING, bj couple; vv iter; ile-lrahle loea-
lion. Address.
with, full particulars. It
E. X.
Dispatch oliice.
J8-32
T OOM-LARGE ROOM. WITH BOARD, NE Ul
L electric or cable cars, at East End, by a gentle
man. Address H, Divpatch ottic
J7-S
Partners.
PARTNER TO TAKE AN INTEREST IN AN
established bookbinder of man) venrs stand
ing; must be thorouslil) pricllcal and comjx tMit to
take charge ot mechanical department. Address
T. S., Dispatch office. Jv4-19
Financial.
MONEY-TO LO VN IN LARGE OR SAIALL
amounts on good city or Allegheny propert) .
MORTIMER STARLING, Room 34. 103 Fourth av.
JC21-46-W SU
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
count) pi opertv at lowest rates. HENRY A.
WEAVER A CO.. 92 Fourth av. inli2-i
Miscellaneous.
SECOND-HAND COFFEE GRINDER WITH
capacity not les th in two pouuds per minute;
must be cheap. BOX 131. Du Bols, Fa. JyS-45
C RAYON PORTRAITS FREE DURING JULY
at STEWART A. CO'S.. photographers. SO and
92 Federal st., Allegheny, Pa. Come and see them.
j)8-a-WF6u
"OEAL ESTATE BROKERS REQUIRING
AX deeds, mortgages, or tr.incribing of any de
scription done vvlth proinntlic&s aud accuracy
please call on me, MORTIMER STARLING. Room
at, 108 rourth av. Je2l-2l-vvu
mo RENT A
IURNISHED HOUSE FOR
AUef?hlnv npiirmrni) Arl1f.oa
J small family
A.S
No. 21 Marlon av., AlleRhcii) . Jv MS
USE JONES' BEDBUG PARALYZER-JONES'
Magic Ro'jch Powder; contains no poison;
roaches banished hy contract; satisfaction glren or
no pay. Prepared by GEO. W.JONES. 22! Federal
St.. Allegheny, Pa. Sold by all llrst-class druggists.
my3-131-MWT
fflQfl OOO-FOR S YEARS AT LOW RATE:
tdJUJ flrs6 mortgage on improved East End
property worth at least double.
Address SECUR-
AX A v Xfeiilttll UllltCi
JV7-79
LOST.
LOST-WHITE bETTER DOG WITH ORANGE
spots: wore collar with owner's name Liberal
reward for bU return to LOUIS BROWN, 91 Water
street, fj jjg.s
FOK SAtE-nrPKOVED EEAI- ESTATE.
Citv Residences.
ERIN ST.-E17LTVEXTH WARD-NEW STONE
and pressed hrlckdnelllnir seven rooms, bfll,
w. c, vestibule, hill, electric bells: all modern im
provements; furnace iu cellar: lot 21x115 ft. to
Trent st.; price moderate. (B 24). ALLEb X
BAILEY. IW Fourtlrav. Tel. 167. Jj5-14-wssu
T?BANKLIN ST.. EIGHTH WARD-BRICK
A dnelllug 6 rooms: on rear lot; lot 24x8-: price
reasonable. (B32) ALLE3 A. B 4ILEY. 104 Fourth
av. Tel. 167. Jv5-lti-wisu
nOUSE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN, IN
Thlrty-flftuwaid. citv, within five minutes'
walk from West End street ear. double frame
house with nine rooms: lot 10Ot3W ft. ; price, 1,800;
one-quarter cash, balance in flic years. Ap
ply it D. HAND3IACHER'S. 2CT Main St.,
yest End. Jy7-S2'
L03IBARD ST. ELEVENTH WARD-BRICIC
dwelling, Ave roums, cellar, etc.; nice vard;all
in good condition: lot 20x100 ft; price, S2,500;ver)
reasonable. (B-59.) ALLES S; BAILEY, 164
Fourth av. Icl. 167. 1v-5-15-mwssu
MILLER ST.-ELEVENTH WARD-BRICIv
dwelling six rooms, hall, inside shutters; all
in good condition: lot 20x93 ft.: terms to suit.
(Btw). ALLES 4. BAILEY, 164 Fourth av. Tel.
167. Jy5-14-wssu
East End Residences.
TJ0QUET ST.- OAKLAND SQUARE-TWO
X) admlrablj arranged and commodious new
houses are now finished and readj for inspection
on Boquet St., adjoining OikUnd Square; ts-
Jihalt pavement just completed and horses ready
or occupancj ; the lots aie within 300 feet of tlia
prettiest pirt cf bclicnlev Pirk. a full view of
which is commanded from fhec houses; grounds
sewered, streets paved and the houses tlie best and
most eonvtnlentlv arranged in the market at the
prie;?S.O00 on terms to suit purcliaer. Annlv to
C. H. CHANCE, No. IS Oakland square. JeiS-52"
BOQUET taT.-IF YOU ARE THINKING OF
having a houc ot v our ow n take a look when
jougotoSclienlcvP-irK at the two elegant and
1 ommodious stone lront residences on Boquet st..
adjoining Oakland Squire, these 1 re all that now
remain undisposed of out of the seven which were
finished last winter; rooms commodious and eon
v enient.dUlance to bcheuh v Park but tn ominutes.
Price. J10.C0O: term to suit purchaser. Apply to
BLACK &. BAIRD, rourth av. jc2o-&!'
"V'ORTH OVKLAXD SQUARE "WHY PAY
Ji rent is a question hlch mav w eu be asked wlicn
buch ne it, commodious and attract! e houses cau
bhad for &5 7o0andon termho ta - tlioscjust
finished and now oflered on North 0"tkl md uuarc;
This is admitted one of theprettK st places m the
count.it Isdhided onlvb a nnine from the
most beautitul p irt of belienley 1'irk, ot whit li it
com in indaasupeibilew ; the street cars pass with
in a lew hundred feet; the houses will be apj rcei
atedat onceupon examin ition, haing excellent
arrangement ot rooms, ba indows ide por.hcs,
hindsome tairwaj, tile hearths and cleelricm
rangemenUall through; in bhort, all modern im
proveme'ils: onlv?l,iXW cishT balinee upon long
timeasmijbe requirtd to suit purLharr; s-treets
piedwith asphalt and sew eroa; time ft urn post
olHcpby Pittsburjr Triction orluqucne cars or
II. & O. Railro id less than 2 minuies AnpH to
C. H. CHANCE, Xo 16 Oakland squ ire. J4-15
CO 300400 DOWN. RALAN CE OX TFRMS
fDJ to vult; mo'ithI it dtired; new liamc
lioii'-e, 6 large rooms, hall, -vestibule, attic, don )Ie
Irontdoors, f. and b. porches, like pantrj, slate
mantel, litc roof, alf papered, good stone wall
under whole houe; sewered complete; wired for
electric light; water in kitchen, on a good street
and near K. Rotation; is well thil-hcd throughout
and will enhance in i tltie. UhNMSlOX, EL-
ju5-2-invsu
O 300-
SIX ROOM AND ATTIC NEW
UJ-3.
frame: in good neighborhood: house is well
built, lias liont audback norehes. slate m.intds:
is verv convenienth arranged; a neat, cozy home;
line lot: we can arrange terms to suit. s. A.
DICKIE & CO., Pcuuaudbhadj avs., E. E. (471).
Jv7-8S-Tuvvr
G;C 500-1 OR A NEW SEVEN-ROOM FRAME
VilOl with three nnished attic rooms; sliding
doors, inside shutters, bath, botandcold waterand
all modern improvements: lot 34x100; excellent lo
cation and haudv to npid transit S. A. DICKIE
A, CO., Penn and shad avs., E. E. (164J.)
JV7-S8-TUVVF
fiJOn CVSII AND 5300 PER YEAR WILL
kDUJJ buv a new frame of 8 rooms one 6qimc
from Neglej and Highland iv. : immediate pos
sesion. BAXTER, THOMPSON H ( O.. 162
Fourth av. 3v5-35-mvvf
Allegheny Besidences.
A NEAT DWELLING IN ALLEGHEVY-A
half snuare from the parks and electric cars; 8
rooms, all in prime order, nevlv papered and ren
ovated throughout: Si, TOO. mre bargain: immediate
lio-isesslou. J Ab. W. DRAPE X CO.,3n M ood st.,
Ijittsburg. ij 4-34-vtws
ARGAIN-3 BRICK HOUSES-NOW KENT
IN(f Iorots pei vear; a good pa ing invest
ment. See A. D. VMLi-ON, 85 Federal st.. Alle
gheny jS-J7-viwfs
BLOCK OF 5 BRICK-DWELLIN GS WFLL
located; good invcstme'it. A. D. WILSON,
5.1 Federal st , Vllcghen .
J5 27-MVVFS
ITiOR SALE ONE OF THE BFsT LOCATIONS
on svndusky t., Allcghenv : house, 10 rooms;
lot 3016X11) ft.: 8ll,5uU. (45) W. A. HEURON &
SON S, si I ourth av . J8-7-vv
Q
NLY ?l,o00 LOT 20X100 FFLT; HOUsE, 3
looms and kiteben. mi s lrah st... Alb phi'm.
A. D. AWLbON, 53 Federal St., Allghenv.
jo-2T-MV,FS
POPL Vlt ST. BRICK HOUSE, 0 ROOMS,
lor $!,&0 A. D. V.WLSON, " Federal St.,
Allegheu. jS-27-vlwls
Suburban Besidence-,.
T7INE BRICK HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, LEVEL
A lot, 75x210. with 6-i oom brick house on rear,
onl ?3,5O0 and on eas terms; this ropert is
situated at Oakmout borough, about ten miles from
the citv and onlv 2 minutes Horn the station, on the
A. V. It. R, : is on a fiO-foot street and has the best of
spring water conducted through the house the -ame
as cits water; this is aver desirable residence aud
is i bargiin; propertv in orneir thecitv will be
taken in part pament ir desired. DLNNTSTON.
ELDERKIN Co., LIM., (.23 Penn av. lei. 3327!
jys-12
FOR SALE-AT SHADYSIDF, S,tO0 DOWN, TO
buv a good bouw (7 rooms), modern tKtures:
lot 50x100 feet: price?5,000. (17). W. A. HERRON
& SONS, 80 Fourthav. Jl-2U-v
I "TOR SALKbHADYSIDE, NEAR FIFTH AV.
. modem new house; eight rooms; lot oOvlOO It.;
?o,7o0. (63) v, . A. HERRON SONS, SO Fourth
avenue ' jS-7-w
O ACRES OF GROUND AND GOOD DWELL
i ING: outbuildings; line water; dense cover of
Jruit and shade trees, shrubberv, etc.; on Hue of
railroad, close tothccity:three minutes1 walk lrom
railroad station: a beautiful place, worth looking
at. JAs. W. DRAPE A CO., 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg; Jv4-34-MVs''
TOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
CHEAP LOT $903-LEVELLOTOX COLWFLL
st., near Dtuvv indie st. : size 24x100 to an alley;
special bargain. (G37) ALLEs .t BAILED. 164
Fourth av !Tel Jb7 J y5-lo-3iv s, s u '
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTb FOR
from $100 to f300, in the Eighteenth ward, long
gavments: casv terms. Inquire of CHAS. E.
ORNELlUS. attoruc, 406 Grant St., Plttsbuig:
or go to. his office. Moruiiioldeav ., on ti e grounds,
and sec his agent, T. Ld. Cornelius. myia-4j-n'
East End Lots.
IJVAIRMOUNT PLACE-LOTS FOR 3ALE;
. choice lots, elegant location, with a beautiful
and commanding view of the whole East Liberty
Vallev, located on Fainnount av., two squares
from Penn. and one square from Neglev av.; can
be reached bv cable and electric cars. Inquire of
STRAUB 4 MORRIS, cornel Wood and Third st.
. iny28-10-D
Suburban Lots.
I70R SALE-SHADYSIDE LOTS, 50181 FEET,
. Sfi5 per foot, on good street. (112). AV. A
HERRON & bONS. 80 rourth av
Jjl-20-W
CUBUBBAN PROPERTY - THE LAKGEbT
J lots, the lovyest prices and the easiest and best
terms in tlie countv .it bheraden, lo minutes from
Union station- seeSlieraden before vou buv else
where. ANDREW FAlTiRbON, Sccietsrv, 127
i ifih av. fc27-72-n
DO ACRES V.T bilFRID .N. ONLYTENMIV
OO UTEb' vi alk Ironist ition, about 25 teres per
fectlv level: nicelv loi itcil lor -nbdhUion; just tlie
fling for a small syndicate; price f is 000 one-third
cash, balance on long time, so, J()JI, K. LWlNG
& CO.. c-vcluMvcapents, 107 i cderal st.
Jv8-a7-S.10.12.14.il. 18
roil SALE 1SUSLNESS.
Business Opportunities.
BRICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDING
pan engine, boiler, etc.; engines, boilers,
clay and ore pins, and brick vard supplies.
Tir03lAb CARUX'b bONb, Lacock and b ui.lusky
streets. Alleghenv. Iel7-3IVM
I FURNITURE, TIXTURES. ETC. TOGETHER
with lease of a lurnUhcd boardine liouse cen
trallv located down town; iuniture in good con
dition; 10 rooms, all occupied and bringing in agood
rev enue. For lurther particulars apply to DAVID
bllAW X CO., 132 I'om Hi av . jv a-23-Ws
IOR SALE-$1.200 OR INVOICE, GROCERY
. stand doing large business, mostl) cash; cheap
rent; others t300, ?M0 to 810,000: cigar store, res
taurant, shoe store, tUh market, machine slion:
flne milk depot. HOLMES i, CO., 420 binlthueld
street. jel7
"r?OR bALE-BRAbS WORKS. COMPLETELY
A litted up for the manufacture of all kinds of
brass goods, in one of the best manuficturing
centers adjacent to the cit) . Sec W. A. HrRltON
AbONb, 80 Fourth av. 1)1 -20-v
SHOESTORE, ?2,000; GROCERY STORES, 100
to 3,000, cigir stoics, f250 to ?3,000: stationery
store, confectionerv, restaurant, lively stable.
PEItaVAL A GAbTO , in Grant st. jyS-33
OAfl MONTHLY' PROFIT, EVENING AND
W-JVW Sunday paper route; stock, flxtuiesand
trade of office and paper stand; prominent corner;
oni) $1,400 cash. Address F. LOUIS, Dispatch Office.
Jy7-41
FOK SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stocky
A COACH TOP WAGON-IN GOOD CONDI
TION for one or two -horses: suitable lor
baker or butcher business.
ST., Thirt) -sixth ward.
TU.1IU1DI
jA&o.
158 bTEUBEN
j)a-:E
"URRIAGE OR DRIVING TEAM, MATCHED
J bavs, single driver aud saddle horse. Jersey
eun;aii iirsi class; nocKvva'
top carriage, surrey, buem'
RocKvvay carriage, extension
smgii; cneap 10
close out private stable. Address
5, Dispatch
lya-asr
DELIVERY' WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles; our own make. WM. BEOKERT,
340 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone, 3420.
jelO-45-MW8
TEAM AN EXTRA FINE MATCH TEAM OF
rich bay driving horses, 6 ears, 16 hands, well
built, safe, handsome and without fault or blemish;
or wiuseu separate perfect road or fimllj horse.
.BOX 203, AllegbenjyP,a, Jy7-47
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, YeliTcles. EfVe Stock.
HORSES -AT ?140. A GRAY3IARE 15 HANDS
hlgh,gentleand sptclallv suitable for ladies'
driving; at $220, a chestnut borse 16H hands, in
ever) way 6uitiblc for general iamlly use; wagons,
one one-seat and one two-seated surrey, these made
hj Canrey, the celebrated sulky builder or Cam
den, N. J., and one Brewster top wagon; the
w agon eqnil to new. hi ing been but v ery little
used, PAUL II. HACKE, cor. Fifth av. and 3Iar
ket st. Jv-8-lS
"O ORSE,
BUGGY AND HARNESS-FINfi
driver. Inquire at 801 LIBER I Y ST. j J 4-14
MacIUnery and Metals.
AUT031ATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectlv right and left, with 6ingle or double
drum: second-hand boilers and engines also on
hand: general machine work promptlv executed;
correspondence solicited. C03IB1NATION EN
GIN ECO,.LlM., 3140 PennavcPiltsburg. Tell2C5
delO-bO-MVYS
ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND:
largest stock of all sUcs; 16x3.1. 12x24, 12x13, 10
xjj, 10x16, 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12, 0xl2:mountedport
able engine, boilers of all sizes, sliafthig, pulleys,
pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401. 23 and
25 Park Way, Allegheny. Pa. J. b. YOUNG.
apll-D'
THE CELEBRATED ACilE AUT03IATIG
safet en ci nes and non -explosive boilers, for
gas or oil fuel, from one to five-horsepower:
also.
thft 1 Ltp.ct. imnrnvpf! vpntllntinff f.insr nerfect &at-
emuaung lans; pei
by J. PRAGER,
isfaetion Eurantced: by J. PRAGER, General
Agent, No. 4 Flftli av ,
Pittsburg, l'a.
niy25-jivvF"'
THE BECK AUTOMATIC T2LECTEIC LIGOT
engine; engines, boilers ami sawmills ana
woodworking mclitucrv. HAEJI1.& 3IACH1NI.
DEPOT, 9 First av.. Pitkburg. iny7-D
3Iiscellaneoii3.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA HKITANNICA AMER
ICAN reprint (btoddartl eaition) at half price;
this superb edition, the only one printed in this
countrv from regular fetcreot pert plates, m ide from
setup type, ana the only exclusive subscription
edition in the market, is now lompletc and ready
for deliver) to subscribers at ?2 50 pervolume: po
sitions open to gentlemen of education, to hom
celtiive territoiv wilt be given. MAXWELL
fcOMMFRVILLE, Publishci, :& Fifth av.
jell-TUVVTllFSsu
jl rODENE-A'l 931 TENN AV.
ie3-ir
TO I.I.T.
.Citi Bcsidences.
"VTO 10 FOURTH AV.-LARGE TOREE-STORV
XV brick dvelling, 13 rooms. gu. water, bith
room. laige hall: rent oni) S) per month;good
location and in heart of citj
liLACK A HAIRD,
iu r ounn av
J3'-"T
Eait End Besidences.
pOMFORTARLY FURNISHED HOUSE ON
J lincotrifth av. cable wrs, Bellcfleld, East
Fnd; bouse stiuds alone with one-half acre 1 iwn
ami sbide trees; immediate possession. Addles
G -178, Dispatch office, or telephone residence. 4021.
jj7-t
Allegheny Besidences.
FIVE-ROOM DM ELLING-FFDF.RAL
"VTICE
j. i sc.
extension Inauiie ot J. It. MclvEL. 708
Penn av ., room 611. le7-&4-viw st
rpo LET-J13 ITR VIO. A NE VT BRICK HOUSE.
A I" 1 1 rooms; location flrt-class, N o. IS1 Bldwell
st., Alleghe.iy. W. A. HEBRON & SONS. M
Fourthav. JS-6-vFt
Suburban Besidences.
BELLEVUE-CORNER EUCLID AXD TAY
LOR avs.; nice frame house of nine rooms;
tile vestibule and hearths, slite mantels, electric
bells, speaking tubes, bothgiscs, vvater and range
in kitchen, lront aud rear stain avs, inside shut
ters, brass gas fixtures, cemented cellir. three
porches, screens for all windows and doors, con
crete walks, etc.; choice lot, 115x114 feet, with
fruit, shade, vines and shrubbery: 25 per month.
CHARLES SOMERs & CO., 12) Fourth av.
i3-3l)-lIVVFt
Bnsiness Opportunities.
BARBFR SHOP-AT TAREXTUM. PA.; BAR
BlRxhon with two bath rooms; shop tur
nlshed with three barber chairs: cup cases; station
ary v ash stands, etc. ; room and cell ir. 21x75 each :
lent low to a reliable man. Apply to M. OPPEN
HEIMER, Sll Penn av. Jy7-82t
Business Properties.
TlAYTON, O.-A FINE SALOON FOR RENT;
XJ location in uptown building; room 25x100 ft;
eight looms on second floor, splendid chance. Ad
dress G. SLEIGHT. 137 E. Ihfrd St., Dayton. O.
JeaMot
Bnsiness Stands.
STOREROOM-FROM AUGUST 1, AT TARF.N
1UM, Pa.;one brick store room, with cellar,
21x75. Apply to 31. OPPENHEIMER, 811 Penn
av. Jy7-82t
rpo LET-HANDSOME STOREROOMS. NOS.
A 73 and SO Diamond St.. just above Smithneld
St., in new Dispatch building; well lighted eic
gmt'v lltted up. centrall located and having every
convenience, these rooms are admirably suited tor
insurance, real estate or other otlice business. For
further Information apph . after 2 r. M.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch, Smithfiel! and
Diamond sts. api)-117t
Offices, Desk Room.
TO LET-CHOICE OFFICES ON SFCOND
and third floors of The Dispatch business otlice
building; corner SmitliHeld ana Diamond sts. : these
are in suites of two or lour rooms, as desired, anil
have every convenience; centrall located, wellar
ranged and lighted ; there are no bettc r offices lor
firofeslonal men in the citv . Apply, after 2 P. 31..
o BUS. MGR, DISPATCH, on the premises.
apja-117t
Miscellaneous.
pOOD STABLING FOR GENTLEMEN'S
XT teams: also, storage room for c irriiges or liht
storage, at No. 16 Church av., Allegheny. Ad
dress HOWLAND DAIRY CO., 16 Church av.,
Alleghen. Pa. mr24-3ot
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 541 Smithneld st.
apia-134
PEESONAL-DO YOU WANT TO SAVE
moue? If so, buv your books and stationery
from us ; midsummer sacrifice sale now on. FRAN K
BACON & CO.. 301 Smithfleld st. jet
PERSONAL A FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT
free will be glren during July with every
dozen of our best finished cabinet photographs.
Co ne
and see them. STEWART A CO.. "Kl and 02
Federal st
Alleehenv.
jS-:i-wrsu
PERSONAL-FINE BOOKS-AVE HAVE THE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in rittsburg; beautiful bindings; low prices; come
and 6ee them: hundreds oi books for presents.
LEVI'b BOOK STORE. 900 Liberty st. de!2
PERSONAL-WHEN I WAS A bvIALL BOY
mv mother always repaired my breeches and
jacket, but since I got to be a great blgraan, DICK
SON, the well-known tailor, 6o Fifth ay., cor.
Woodot., second iloor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating
in great shape. Tel, kui. unrs-80-D
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL I A3I PREPARED TO DO WORK
for the legal proleoalon, writing deeds, mort
gages or transcribing legal or other documents;
s Ulslaction guvrantl cd. MORTIMER STARLING,
room 31, 103 r ourth iv. je21-17-wsu
PENNS l LVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pa.. 30th v eai, opens Sept. lb.
A MILITARY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A preparatory course of one ye ir.
Cuculars of Mr. F. G. Paulson, 441 Wffod st.,
city. COL. CHAS. E. HY'ATT, Piesident.
jyS-25-U3
LEGAL NOTICE.
To Whom it May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Columbia
Iron and Steel Company and Charles A.
O'Brien have made application to the Court
of Common Pleas No. J, of Allegheny, for, an
order dnectiiig said assignee to reconvey
tlie estate assigned oy said company, and a
Jinal hearing vv ill bo had on said application
on SATURDAY, July 11, at 10" o"clock a. vr.,
ill said court. j 5-90
ESTATE OF MARTHA STEWART, DE
CE VSED Notice is heieDy given that
letters lesiamcniary on me estate 01 juartna
Stewart, deceased, hav e been granted to the
uudei signed, tvv o whom all persons indebted
to said etato ai e requested to make immedi
ate payment, and those hav ing claims or de
mands against the same will make them
known without delay. JAMES D. KEARNS,
Exeeutoi, coinei Grant st. and Fifth av.,
Pittsburg. jeJ-11-vv
ESTATE OF MARGARET R. BLACK, DE
CEASED. Notice is hcieby given that
letters testamontar on the estate of Mar
garet R. Black, deceased, have been granted
to the undei signed, to whom all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against tho same should make them
know n vv itliout delay.
AGNES G. WHITE,
JEAN ETTE S. FORSYTH, Executors,
No. 4229 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
Jy8-l-w
BLOOD POISON CURED DR. GRIFFITH
DRUG CO., 3d to 307 Grant St., corner
o.iuru av e., r ittsourg, 111.
Dear Sirs I want tho w orid to know what
cured mo of blood poison. Irritation of the
skin doctors pronounced it "eczema," and
after taking ot their treatment for a long
time with no apparent benefit was pei
suaded to tr- Ta-va-zon Key to Blood, and
Ta-va-zon pills, which, taken as dnected, in
four days was perlectly cured. Ta-va-zon
Key to Blood cannot be too highly recom
mended as a blood remedy. Y'ouis verv
truly, ROGER M. OWENS, 775 Fifth avef,
Pittsburg, Pa. November 1, 1830. Ladies
and gentlemen, are you suffering in brain or
body? Is your health failing? If so, act
wisely. Pin your faith right here to tlie
great Ta-va-zon Key to Blood, proven by 36
years' test to be the best that science can
produce for the blood, stomach, liver, kid
neys and nerves. Price, $1 per bottle: six
for $5. Ta-va-zon pills, best on earth, 25 cts.
dbox. For sale by JOSEPH FLEMING &
SON, 412 Market St., corner Diamond.
jythU-Hwir
DTVIDENDS.
Nations Bank fob Savijtos,
110 Federal Street,
ALLFOirETY. Jniv 1. 1811.
ii. S
DIVIDEND TUE BOAltD OF DIREC
TORS cf this bank have deciaiecl a
dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of
the profits of tlie last six months, payable
foithvv ith free of tax.
jyl-16-D JOHN F. MORTON, Sec.-Treas.
Germajt American I8. Co. or
r Pesxa., f
YESCE,
Office No. Ill Fourth atesce,
Pittsbcrg, July
DIVIDEND NO. 31 THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have this day declared a
semiannual dividend of TWO DOLLARS
PER &HARE (4 per cent), payable on de
mand. W. J. PATTERSON, Seci etarv.
jjJ-35-D
Office of the Teutoma Izjsur vsce Co ,
No. 200 Ohio street,
ATTrr.nvvv- Pe. .Tnlv T. 1F9L
XMVIDEND NO. 37 THE DIlJFCTOUS OF
JL this cotnpanv have declai ed a dn idend
of TWO DOLLAR'S per share (foiir per cent),
pa able on demand. C. W. G Eli WIG,
jv8-30 Secretary.
Heal Estate, Loan aud Trust Co ,
AlXFQHtiSY, Pa., July 1, lb91.
"PylVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIKECT
U ORS of this bank have declared a divi
dend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of the
earnings of the last six months, payable on
and after the 10th of Jul.
jy2-70-D EDWARD M. LEY, Cashier.
Officx of Alixohexy IxscrviCE Co , 1
No. 67 Foni th avenue,
Pittsburg, Jniv- 6, ISM. )
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have declared a dividend of
THREE PER CENT ($1 50) PER SHARE,
pa able on and after tlie 10th inst.
lyS-lO C. G. DOXXELL.Secietary.
Gerviax Savimis avd
DtrosiT Bvmc)
OF BrRvnxniiAvr. Crsov and Four-
R-V
TEETH STRI.tT3. P1TTSDI.KO, S.S ,IA. )
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank have declared a dividend of SIX
(b) PER CENT out of the earnings of the last
six months, pa; able 13th inst.
J. F. ERNY.
j3-37 Cashier.
Office Umov Iksifrcs Co ,
Nos.lGS and 170 Fourth avenue,
PiTTsnuro. Pa.. July 0. I8J1.
IARD HAVE THIS
l annual dividend of
. rav able fbrthvi ith.
J7-U-D J. W. J. McLAIX, Secictary.
1'ROrOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED liv the undersigned until 6
o'clock r. M., JULY IJ, 1301, for the erection
of a two-story buck sehoolhouse in the
Borough of Parnassus, Ta. Plans and speci
fications can be seen at the re-udence of L.
S. Strasser, Secretary. Parnassus, Pa , or at
the offlce of T. D. Evans, architect, Lewis
Block, corner Sixth av. and Smithneld st ,
Pittsburg, Pa. The Board resorv cs the right
to i eject any or all bids. L. S. STRAssER,
Secietary, Box 33, Parnassus, Pa.
jy2 53-WThs
BIDS FOR OO-AJLV.
To Coal Dealers and Mining Companies :
Tlie United Electric Railway will receive
bids at their oflice on Ced.ii street, in tlie.
city of Nashville for 275,000 BUSHELS, more
ou less, OF COAL, to be dehv ered at their
Power Station on North Cherry street m
quantities fiom 650 to bX bushels per day,
commencing August 1, 1801, and continuing
for one year.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Bids to close Juiv 15. 1891.
THE UNITED ELECTRIC RAILWAY'.
E. G. CONNETTE, Supt.the United Electric
Ry., Nashville, Tenn. jy!2Iivs
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
Rock Island Aisenal, Rock Island,
111., June 10, 1S91 Sealed proposals, m tripli
cate, will be received until 2 o'clock p. vi on
FRIDAY', JULY 10, 1891, for furnishing D ed
Cotton Duck, Blankets, Forage, Silv cr, Gold,
Steel, Tin, Brass, Iron, Copper and Brass
Rivets and Burrs; Iron, Brass and Copper
Wire; Nails, Screws, Tacki, Bolts, Nuts,
Leather, Thread, Rope, Duck, Paints, Oils,
Chemicals, Paper, Cleaning and Polishing
Materials, Files, etc., during the hscal ear
ending June 30, 1802- Printed lists of sup
plies needed, with full instructions, stipula
tions, etc., can be had on application to
Captain M. W. LY'ON, Ordnance Depait
ment, U. S Army, Commanding.
Jel4-l-15,16,17,lS-ju8,9
EnGittR's Office, 403 Grant Strlet, )
Pittsburg, July 8, I9L
TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO
POSALS lor the grading, curbing and
paving of Beltzhoover av enue and Third
street, in the borough of Beltzhoover, will
be leceived at the above office until the
20th DAY OF JULY, at 4 o'clock r. m. Pro
posals must be addi eased to the Stiect Com
mittee of said boiough.
Bonds m one half the estimated cost of the
work inut accompany each piopoai.
Plans, specifications and information tan be
had at this office.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any oi all piopoaals. C. E. OWENs, C. E., ,
jvS-ll 8 11,14,1Mb Borough Engineer.
NOTICES.
THE TEACHERS FOR THE NINE (9)
schools of Plum township, Alleglieny
county, will be elected at New Texas on
July 30, at 2 p. vi. Practical teachers with a
successful record will leceiv e $15 per month.
O. KANE, Secretary, Muirasville, Pa.
j 5-tO-vi su
THE ARCANUM BUILDING AND LOAN
Associ ition, of Allegheny county, hav
ing completed the fourth ear ot its exist
ence with wondeifnl success in providing
homes for many of its stockholders, and as
sisting others in their business, has deter
mined to issue a flftli series of capital stock,
flist payment on which can be made on or
before July 14, U9I.
Information in leference to the workings,
and full statements of the associition, can
be had on application at tlieir oflice, i oom
421 Standard building, Nos. 531 and 5J3 Wood
stieet, Pittsburg, where subscriptions to
stock in said series can also be made.
Bv order of the board. WM. K. GRAY'.
jeai-M uvyg Secretary.
BANK STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
the Iron and Glass Dollar Savings Bink
ot Birmingham, Pittsburg, Pa., at the close
ot business June 30, ltfll. -RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $6T5 37l'35
Banking house 20.itGb9
Corporate stocks 17,900 00
Cash on hand and in solvent banks. 148,124 62
Furniture and fixtures
2,bS 8J
$.SU,417 49
..$100,000 01
.. "0 OU) 00
.. 24,3;5 2,J
.. CSJ.Obi 20
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus
Undivided profits
Deposits
$S1J 417 49
Attest: HENRY- STAMM, Cashier.
John Gallagher, James E. Duncan,
Charles Poth, Thomas Evans,
J4 2S-mwb Auditing Committee.
HUSLNESS CHANGES.
OAVING TO THE DEATH OF ANTHONY
II. EUWER the co-partueisbip of Envrer
& Kars.ake, wholesale lumber dealers, Alle
glieny, Pa., is dissolved. The business ot tho
late firm will bo settled and all agreements
and contracts made b the late firm cairied
out by me as sui viviug paitner.
S. KARSLAKE.
The wholesale lumber busine-s will be car
ried on by me as heretofoie individually
S. KARSLAKE
Dated Jdxy 1, 1691. jyS-03
AVAL L. CIIALFANT, Attorney,
149 Foui tli Avenue.
"VTOTICE lb HEKEirY GIVEN THAT AT
a meeting ot the shareholders of "The
Spang Steel and lion Company, Limited,"
neiu un cue isi. uay ui ,j uiy. icyi, it was, by :i
vote of a majority 111 number and value of
mteiesf, determined to dissolve and wind
up said paitnership association, limited;
aud the undeisigned were elected by tho
members of said association, limited, liqui
dating trustees thereof, with full power and
authoutyto wind up the concern and dis
tribute the net assets thereof among the
members according to law.
CAMPBELL B. IIERR0N,
JOHN C. PORTER.
AVALTER C. STEELE,
Liquidating Trustees.
JY5-18
MEETINGS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE AR
CANUM Building and Loan Association
or Alleglieny County will be held in theif
offlce. Room 421. Standard Buildm AVri
street, on TUESDAY, July 14, IS91.at7.J0
p. Jr., for the election of u board of eleven di
rectois, hearing reports and such other busi
ness as mav come before the meetm".
WILLIAM K. GRAY, Secretary. jy7-35
Office of the
Fidelity Title and Trust Comiany
123 Fourth Aveijce.
Pittsburg, Pa., June 30. Iffll
1S91.J
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIA'EN THAT TV
1 pursuance of a resolution of the Board
of Directors, this day adopted, a meeting of
the stockholders of this company will bo
held at the oflice of the company, No 123
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa., on THURS
DAY, Septembers, 1S9I, at 1 o'clock p. ji., to
holdan election for or against an Increase of
tho capital stock of the company from $500,000
to $1,000,000. C. B. McVAY,
Secretary.
Jyl-15-1,8,15,22,29 au5,12,19126-se3
SOTEJIEK BESOKTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
as to rates and accommodations of many
of the hotels here advertised by applying at
THE DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFICE.
Atlantic City.
BIRMINGHAM COTTAGE ATLANTIC
City, N. J. 509 Atlantic av.,beIow Mass.,
opposite Hotel Albion: terms moderate.
je2S-3i3TttFsu " MRS. E. C. DERR, Prop.
HOTEL BLACKHURST, ATLANTIC CITY. N.
'f., 28 S. Arkansas av. ; all conveniences, includ
ing bath and bar: near Reading denot and beach;
terms moderate. WM.II. BLACKHUEsr.
jeO-i-iivVFSu
QHACKAMAXON HOTEL,
O 11 Arkansas av. Atlantic City, NT. J.
First-class accommodations. Terms leason
able. BERNARD CONWAY.
je-2C-I0-MWF
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
On thebeaclyivith unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
je20-43-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
Tlb-e ZMIa-rLS0--n.
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
The largest hotel.
jell-11
Open all the year.
CHARLES McGLADE.
Cape May.
HOTEL CHALFONTE.
CAPE 3IAY. N. J. Gieatly enlarged since
last season. All modern unpiovempnts:
j4-22D II. W.SViVYER.
THE STOCKTOXHOTEI
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Now open" for the fourth connective season
of present management. Greatly improv ed.
Cuisine unsut passed.
Joir-49 F. T. WALTON, Proprietor.
HOTEL LAPAYETTE,
CAPKMVY.N J.
JOHN" TRACY &, CO , Proprietors.
Located diicctl on the beach. Elevator
and all modem improvements. Address
JOHN TRACY, Proprietor, Washington
Hotel, Philadelphia, or to Capo Ma . jyl
MARINE VILLA,
Cape May, N. J.
Within GO yards of tlie surf. Seventeenth
season; 50 rooms added, facing tlie sea. eleva
tor, baths, etc. MRs. F. HALLENBECK.
jyl 21 d
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
Cape Mat, N. J. All modern improve
ments, popular prices speei I rates bv the
week. II. W. SAW l ER jj 4 21 D
Other Itesorts.
HOTEL ALLAIRE
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Directly on beach. First cla-,- throughout.
Artesian water. E. M. RICHARDsON.
mv 31 SO-jivvp
DEMMLER BROTHERS,
52G AND 523 SMITHFIEI.D STREET.
Summer Goods Pocket Stoves, Lemon
Squeezeis, Ice Picks, Oil Stoves, Refrigera
tory je3-35-MWP
farmers' Deposit National Bank.
CG Fourth Avenue.
Store your valuables for safe keeping be
fore leaving for seashore or mountains.
Boi.es rented, S5 00 and upward. J3-39-3ivm?
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
Main line Pcnna. R. R ; all trains stoti.
On the Summit of tho Alleglieny Mountains.
Will open June 25 For circulars and infor
mation addie-s
WM. E. DUNHAM, Supt., Cresson, Cambria,
in 15-73 Co, Pa.
TAKE A CAMERA.
Withou, and the place to get it isatW. S.
BELL A CO.'S. Amateur ontflts a specialty.
All Photographic Novelties on hand. 1.51
Wood stieet, Pittsburg. Telephone 1205.
je3-36-MWF
MONMOUTH HOUSE,
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 27, 1S9L HOUSE
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Particulais on application to
L. U. MALTBY,
Hotel LafaCtte, Fhila., or Monmouth House.
jell-16-D
WEST END HOTEL.
ASBURY PARK, N J.
It has the finest location of anv along the
coast. It hasbeenbeautituilydecorated, and
contains all modern mipiov ements. Inquire
J. S. RIPLEY, Propnetor. jell 12-d
ARG-YLE HOTEL,
, BABYLON, L. I.
One hour from New Yoik, Long Island R. R.
Casino, music, ladies' billiard room, bowling
alley, tennis com ts, flne drives, flshmg and
bathing. Weekly rates $17 59 and upvv ai d.
je20-3J-vtvvr ROOEUS & FISHER.
BEFORE LEAVING TOWN
Tourists should piocure Feathei-vvcight
Crush Hats, Sun Umbrellas, Hammocks.Gos
simers, Hat Cases, etc , etc., atC. A SMILEY
& uu.s, :xj u'litn avenue. 1e3-34-arwir
THE TREMONT
SEA GIRT, N. J.,
Now open. All 100ms have ocean view,
music, billiards, pool tables, baiber shop.
Telegraph office m house.
MRS. G. PARKE.
mylS-54 siwrsu
THMLEHS' REQUISITES ci CONVENIENCES
Lap tablets, portfolios, lountain pens,
hand bags, dressing and toilet ca-.es, drink
ing cups and flasks sketching outfit-, artists'
umbrellas, easels and stools, playing cards,
checkers, chess, cribbage, etc.: hue station
er take a supply with ou or order it sent
to jour biimmer addiess; engraved cards,
orders executed nromptlrnnd senttoauy
address. JOS." EICHBAU3I & CO.,
je3-37-Mwp 4S Fifth ave., Pittsburg.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
block island, r. i opens june 27.
15 miles at sea; steamboats dailv to and
from New London, New portand Providence;
telegraphic compiuiiication. For terms, cir
culars, etc.. addi es-
CUNDALL A. BALL, Managers.
my22 7G-MW p
HOTEL KAATERSKiLL,
GAT5KILL H0DHTAIH5. H. Y..
RATES REDUCED FOR JULY.
For circulais and information address
. P. O'CONNOR,
Kaaterskill P. O. Greene Co . N. Y.
mvl6 4S-ws
AUCTION SALES.
BY A. LEGGATE & SON.
SMALL HOUSE AMD LOT,
SEDGWICK STREET, ALLEGHENY,
AT AUCTION.
OnSATURDAYJulyll,
At & o'clock, will be sold at auction, on the
F remises, the property No. 40 sedgw lck St.,
ilth waid, Allegheny. Lot 17x72, with
brick houso ot six rooms. Immediate pos
session. Good chance to buv- a cheap house.
Easv terms. A LEGGATE ,t SON.
jy7-S3 Auctioneers, 103 Foui th av.
STOCKS! STOCKS!
Paying Handsome Dividends.
But a limited amount for ale of the FLOR
ENCE INVESTMENT CO ,of Florence, Ala.
Registered by the Industrial Title, Trust
and Savings Company, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
which Is the Registrar and Transier Agent
of the company.
A SURE INVESTMENT,
Yielding 9 1-3 per cent per annum. Se V. A.
HUDSON, Room 49, Fidelity Title and Trust
Company's Budding, 121 Fourth av.
Belerence. John W.Hcxron. of AV. A. Her.
ran & Sons, Je2-57
CHOICE PKOrKKTIES.
HAVE YOU EV!
Counted the time it takes you every day to
go from your home in the suburbs to your
office down town! A difference of IS min
utes per trip, two tnp3 per day, means 2J
days of 10 hours each iu one j ear. This you
can save by buying ono of those very- desira
ble lots in our Forbes avenue plan of lots
and building yourself a house here.. Only
$!,503 for a lot on Ophelia street. 25x141 fee4.
. BLACK i BAIRD.
Jy3-23-WFSii No. 95 Fourth avenue.
PENN AVENUE LOTS 1
OXJLY $10 PER FOOT.
Wc have a few of these desirable lots left
at above price, and they are the cheapest in
EAST EXD.
Stone sidewalk, sew ered and curbed.
FIRST-CLASS NEIGHBORHOOD.
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
.. PENN AND SHADY AVES.,
EAST END. JyT-SO-TOW
OLIVER TERRACE
LOTS,
HAZELWOOD.
They are the flne-t and most beautiful
building lots in the Tvv entv -third ward.
Thev are situate only 3 3 miles from Pitts
burg Fo--tottice, and arc on the hue of tlm
B. A, O. It. R., w Inch lias 4t trains stopping
dally at Hazelwood "tation, and trout on
second avenue, vv here tlie electric cars, with
5-c ent fai e, pass ev ery few minutes.
They are convenient to the churches, ami
only three minutes' walk from tho Peehle's
Public School.
Enhancement certain, owing to the vast
Improvements being done in tint vicinity.
IRA M. BURCHFIELD,
JCS33-3IW3 Li Fourth avenue.
TO LET,
LOOK AT THIS:
A fine new brick house, eight rooms, hall,
bath, inside w c. porches, hot and cold
water, slato mantel, sliding doors, good cet
lar, large yard and all unprov enients for
ONLY $25 PER 310NTII,
On Gross street, ne ir Ben Venue station
ALSO,
A new brick house of six rooms, hall, bath,
inside shutters, cemented cellar, largo
double attic ard good yardou Ella street,
near Liberty av enue.
Also numbers of sinalierhoues and rooms.
D, BEHEN k SON,
jy5-12 wsu
4H2 PENN AVE.
BLAJDSTE, .
The New Duquesne,
4
Charles Somers & Co,, J
129 Fourth Avenue. I
jy2-Ss d 1
TO LET!
Rooms With Powerjj
Part of the three floors formerly
otenpied by
THE DISPATCH,
In POWER HALL, DIA3IOND ST. For par
ticulars see tlie ret.d.r g notice in this issuet
je24-117
F
OR SALE
iSS,500.
TWO MODERN HOUSES,
Of eight rooms each. Lot 70x00 feet. Well
1 located at bhad side v good m v. estment.
(63)
jy5-6-MWS
W. A.
HEREON .t ON.-,
to Fo artli av.
FOR SALE PRICE LOW.
LOCATION ONE OF THE BEsT -LND
MObT CENTRAL
IN EAsT END.
Modern house, 11 rooms; large lot; street
paved; price, $13, TOO. (9)
W. A. HERRON & SONS.
jyS-8-ws to Fourth av euur.
HOTEL FOR SALE.
On account of the death of tlie proprietor
of the Hotel Windsor of Youngstown, O ,
the house will be -old at a bargain. Fort -five
well furnished rooms; a first clas bar,
vrell stocked with liquors. Will be sold for
$J,m Address
jyH A. UARNIER, Youngstown, O.
MURRY & EDSALL,
FIDELITY BUILDING,
Jy3
PITTsBURG.
Gas and Electro-Combin-7
ation Chandeliers,
Brackets, Pendants, Por
tables, Etc.,
Designs and finishes not obtainable In
any other stock hi tlie city. AVe deal in
nothing but the best grades of goods, yes
our prices nro lower than asked for inferior2!
goods elsewhere. Our effects are artistic
and always undertaken under cruaranten. 5
AVe are in a position to lit uptall classes of
rtsiuences. ana wcreierwitu pleasure to a.
majority of the finest residences in Pittsbnrg;
unci iiiegneny as 10 otiraouity to lumisli
something out of the comiuon order at a.
minimum price. If ouhavo gas nxtmes
too good to throw . i way we can alter them'
into clcctro-conibin ition or straight electric
effects, and can refinish them in any color
vvitn. most pieasmgresuitsat very nttlo cost.
We are alwaS glad to turnish special de
signs and special effects on application. A
we deal exclusiv ely in goods mentioned vv a '
can as -ure you better results than can hot
obtained elevv here. Trade solicited for alli
classes of dv ellings, stores, public buildings,
eie , etc.
c.
Vankirk & Co.
Standard Building,
531-533 AVOOD STREET,
Rooms CO?, 303, 312 and 313.
jelSO
DR. HARRIS'
CRAMP CURE
-Fon-
Every Ache and Pain
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Manufactured by
L.H. HARRIS DRUG C0I
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenne
J&0-B PITTSBUBG.-iPAiS
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