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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 1891.
OPENING A 1UILVAY.
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The Beaver Valley Electric Road
Iicadv for Business.
A SEW EVIDENCE OP PROGRESS.
1 he Economite Focietj Keiug Frozen Out of
Bearer Falls.
STREET CAES LIKE HEAVENLY CHARIOTS
The opening of the Iteaver Valley Trac
tion Uailway yesterday was an event of al
most as much importance to the people of
Beaver Falls, New Brighton, Kridgcwater,
Beaver and Rochester as was Stephenson's
invention of the locomotive to the civilised
world. There were 30.000 people who cele
brated the evidence of their prosperity.each
vieing with the other in an attempt to paint
the brightest picture of future prospects
and all uniting in the belief that all the
Beaver Valley needs is a- seaboard to be
Gotham's equal. Thevwere as happy as a
bov with a bunch of fire crackers on the
Fourth of July, and in order to still turther
carry out the style of celebrating Independ
ence Day, the entire vallev from the Ohio
to staid, old Covenanter Geneva College,
was a iield of flags living lrom every win
dow, railed to everv gai.-post and tastencd
to -whatever place was offered. "Welcome,
Electric Railway," was seen as frequently
r.s "God Bless Our Home"' in Philadelphia.
It was a gala dav such as has seldom
licen seen before in Beaver county, and was
eo much out ol the usual that the spirits of
me inuians who a century airo met death in
the Beaver Vallev at the'liands or General
Brady's brae band must have held a con
vention of amazement when the cars of the
new elcctiicroad for the first time passed
over the grave of the savage warriors.
An Old Settler's Dream.
Xearly a hundred years ago 5Ir. T. C
Gould, a wealthy farmer, who owned almost
the entire Beaer Valley, conceived in his
mind that at the junction of the Beavcrand
ii river there would some time be a city
such as Pittsburg is now. He reasoned that
t'lf lay of the country was better than at
the onfluence ot "the Allegheny and
Monincahcla. and as a consequence
h- thoNsht that "Western Pennsylva
nia's citv would be where Beaver
now is. The hope to outshine Fittsburg
lias failed of realization, but whoever sees
the energy of tile people who have made
ihi :r homes on Gould's old farm and who
fan1 divers field industries of as many
c!psc. although not so extensive as cities
.nor.no cannot help but fed certain that
Fonic day the prophecy of Farmer Gould
Tilth regard to the advancement of the
nll-v he loved, will be fullfilled.
"Where in lSOthere were lS.WO inhabitants,
th mo re now 50,000. Thev live ill lite
diii. tev.x towns as closely connected as
IV'&biinr and Allegheny. and practically
one bodv ot inhabitant". Th- first settle
miM.t was made in Beater, and the march
t progress has been tin the river.
Tl e Lis; ten years has been a
phe. omeual spurt at Beaver FjIIs, and
tliMC.no now 12,000 inhabitants, where a
ft w fe.iis ago there was only a small village.
T i' other towns have populations as lol
' Beaver. i.j(H): Xcw Brighton, 9,0.00:
K ihester, r..000, and the rest of the "0,000
isidt- of borough limits. Theyare placed
. ii arallelogram Ixi1;. miles." On two of
the s'des natural walls rise L'OO or ."00 fee t
a .i the level. On another side the Ohio
t v r flows past thehistniict'iwn of Beaver,
:i on the fourth the !npe ris.-s gradually.
1 1 town of Beaver Fails is built in this
i' .' of t'le valley, and is lapidlv extending
; - jTovrth along the Ft. Wayne road.
Thinking Towns Together.
I1', s'reet railway that was opened yes-
i extends seven miles lrom the campus
. ( 1 1 eva College to the bluff overlooking
' 'mo river at Beaver. It crosses the
I nir river twice and touches all the
us of tlie allev except Uocbestcr. The
. . r place is easily accessible or a bridge,
i n'v barricade being 1 cenl toll. As in
inMing of all street railways, the en
Hrise has succeeded after the usual
unt ol maneuvering by capital' sts. The
; road was built in 1SS4 by the Kcono-
e boci.iv and a little outside
. itL It was opened on July
4 with the eclat of the day and was re-
ved with almost as much jov as was the
."trie road yertcrdav. It was only three
- ii "tie-naif miles long and used one-horse
i".i" were run so slowly that the driv-
-re compelled to wind their "4-hnur
v i ics at the end of each trip. Visitors
u wn were ihe only p-onle that could be
ii- 1 ii lule on the road, and they were
- Ki"WutogivA their patronage twice.
i'r-ns were proud of theirstreet cars,
- - t.uiwheu a rival company was
i under the name o! the Central Elec-
. -s r. t itiilway Comjiany, they dropped
- i .dilfrund and commenced cheering
tie new The Beaver Valley
..sj ro.id i'a purchased for
' i aid the Beaver Traction Corn-
with - iv (KM capital was formed and
I : ... mise tn the lleciric Com
. 'i . old line. Tiiey vvcrccom-
; I lie Sharon bridge for 440.000,
i ..t no obbt-iclc ami in u lery
' ' '.ijlc:ed the line.
oi3ipn-Ml of Local Capitalists.
? :i:un. with the exception of "V.
-,a J i" Cleveland, and "W. If. Kim-
'.!.( mniti, is composed cf local
I I vfik-i rs arc: Jrei;dur, John C
. .i i.-e President, A. 31. Jolly; See-
V II. l.eyda: Treasurer, Stephen B.
Ti e other stockholders are Dr.
1' Simpson. Jolin Iv. Jolly and
V. lie; The Thomson-Houston
' I'-'Tr'eitv is used pnd the
i ! v ! tl. there arc ten in
wcr. iv.rliliv J. C-. ISrilL They
. s .Hie sire apl cf the s-Mine style as
. ar ti the Durjucsiie Traction
it- 4are charge! i five cents on
i ' -l.e Sharon bridge and ten cents
i live lenstfa of the lin.
n-eabie i bins in this advancement as
. i u, oilier stepsforvvaid in the Heaver
, - i t freezing out which thf Kcono-
a -j' Hi.rt Tunnz in Reaver l"a!lc Ten
ve ' aj it.tv ovw;e.l almost the entire
In Here interested in every new
. i .ni 'heir caj.ital was the loundntion
n cuv. Men vviili more pro
of ,is have taken their place, how
s' a nov the greater part of the
t "i e iocs;ions are in real estate
: ed to other people. Their aid
i ri been soucht in all new enter-
r - ui when an electric railway was to
' thev were not onlv ignored, but
n .i rt'.is' (oiced to sell the old road.
f - present st the opening yester
o uirii a'! ilic prominent citizens of
t,n were honored quests. The jiro-
. ,.s cominenced at 2 o'clock, when
.or is ol the towns in the valley, the
- ! ihe road and other citizen, pre
iv a brats band, were taken over the
length ol the system in profusely
t- it i i cars. Starting at the seat of
r m Co'iepc Hill, with the
' .nieie works in the valley
t- ri,rht, the ry-occssjon moved
cfi .' d the mingled cheers of
st. and vvoiknicn. In the drive through
t-v o ih" attention of strangers w as
he many diversified interests, in
) f w m l.s of an a and tool eom
i s,w manufactory. several glass
. r ttery works, car and boiler
, k a stove foundrv and as man;, other
i hinds ol industries as could be
, i i rip across an average State.
Like a. Chariot l'rom Heaven.
mi
'a i
r
waiting at a switch at Jtridge
. aged neiro named Jteddick, who
. r ti. piove that he is 114 years old,
t inquire about the myterious
t i liui made the cars go.
i lived in the Heaver Valley
ii 'hat he does not remember
! came there, and it
j i inge o: Fuspicion that he viewed
r i.ir. ("itirens of the town say
"-- d mi papers show that he is as
o l-unis. ile can hear remarkably
well, and when asked what he thought of
the street cais replied:
'"It reminds me of the chariots in heaven."
be said. "I can't tell" you what I think.
"When I came here there wasn't anything in
the valley but a house or two and "a lot of
woodland. It looks so funny," he con
tinued with a sigh, as he glanced at the
mysterious cars. "I can't help but think of
a heavenly chariot when I'see it. But we
won't have to pay ." cents when we
get there," he added in a tone
that indicated a scarcity in the
number of nickles he possessed.
"All that is left as it used to be is the old
church and our hut. I guess they won't be
changed " and just then the car started
and Mr. Beddick was left standing in the
street with bare head and in wondering
amazement.
Kcaciiing the Promised 1.3 ml.
"When Beaver was reached it was like a
promised land for the stockholders of the
company. Everyone cheered, and to aid
the thoughts of scriptural times an enter
prising citizen by the name of jroses hung
out a sign which read: "ilosen, the Baker,
Greets You. May You Make Lots of
Money."
"Truly. Canaan has been reached," re
marked a membeV of the party, and all were
thankful. At the Court House where the
public meeting was to be held, the halls of
justice were filled with anxious listeners
who were paying close attention to the
spicy proceedings in the Hamilton divorce
case. County business had to stand aside,
however, and promptly at 4 o'clock John F.
Dravo called the meeting to order. Speeches
were made bv Major G. L. Eberhart and AV.
H. S. Thomson. The former stated that
the amount of capital invested in incorpo
rated companies in the vallev amounts to
?6,000,000.
MULT0M IX Pakvo That's our "ad" to
day. It niav look big, but compared with
wliat could betold,it'sas aprimer toBritan
uica. Jos. Hokkb st Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
AVatch for the
AVho has them?
"Chemical Diamonds."
MEETIXGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.
rpIIU REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OP TIIE
I stockholders or the l'lttsburg and Aliceheny
DnncYard Coinpanv will be held at the oflice of
Ihccomptnv. II. A O. R. It. station, corner Smlth
ticl.1 and Vfater streets, l'lttsburg. l"a..MOMAY,
I)i ccmher 14, ISM. at 11 A. M. ,C. S. WIGHT,
no:?i-78 Secretary.
rpHE REGULAR-ANNUAL MEETING Or
JL th-'torktioldcrs of the Pittsburg and Fair
iwrt Terminal Company will be held at the office of
lhecomiTim. Ilaltimofe an Itlnio Railroad station.
corner "mitnfirtd and Water streets., nttbnrg.
Pa.. MONDAY, December 14. IS11. at2r. M.
dil-S C. S. WIGHT, secretary.
G. II. isTENGKL. Attorney at Law,
Nu. o53 Grant rect.
-VOTlrE 1 HEREBY GIVEN TOTIIE STOCK
J HOLDERS ot the Manulacturers' Bank and
to tin public that. In pursuance of a resolution of
the Board of Directors of said bank, passed Octo
Ikt irs ISM, a general meeting of the said stock
holders will be lit Id at the b inking house of said
bank. No. 17S1 Carson strctt. Pittsburg, onTOEs
DVY, the 19th dav of January. A. D. 1S92. at 2
o'clock r M.. tootcforor agalnt the proposi
tion to renew and extend the charter, corporate
lights and franchises of said bank for a further
mrlod of 20 years: and that, if a mnlority In in-1-restof
the said siorkholdirsvotc in laorofsald
proposition, application will be made to the s.ecre
tar of thr Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for a
certitieate of such renewal and evtinsion of the
charter, corporate lights and franchises of cald
bink. under and according to the act tif Assembly,
approved the 10th la v of May. A. I) 1S8J.
EDWARD HOG AN, President.
D. P. BERG. Cashier. ocl5-19-Th
Orncr or Purscrm. Ti:actiox Co.,
810 Fifth avemt, Pittmiueo,
Dec. 4. 1S"1.
Notice to Stockholders.
-V-OTICK I? 1IERFBY GIVEN THAT A
. sjM-cIal meeting of the stockholders of the
l'itt-liurg Traction Ccmpanvwlll be held at the
eoiiip.iii5p office. No 3Ki Kinh aienuc. l'lttsburg,
1M.. on TIin:I)VY MOHNING, December 17.
191. at 10:91 o'clock, to eonsloer and pass iiona
qucstiouot approving or disapproving a proposed
op.'ratingcontrict In'fieen tlie Pittsburg Traction
tompanvand thcrallna eompmics who-e rail
w avs are opcratcii bv It and the l)uquene Traction
roi'npsnv and the railway compinlcs whose rail
wax s are operated In it In relation to the operation
ofiill ofsaid railnaandsuch ther business in
connection therevi tth'as mavcome before the meet
ing. Tin stock books of the company for purposes
ot transler will be closed 'mm December 13, 1691. to
Deceinlier 17. ls.91. inclusive. By order of the
Board ol Diructorr.
G. W. ELKIVS. President,
dc-i-sl-D J. G. TI.'AGGAHDH, secretary.
Orncr or tiif. Pi;quksvx TBACTrox Co., -
C 1!AJ -TnEKT.
1'lTTMirEC, Dec. 4. 3331. 3
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
-VOTicf.iiii:i:eby given thataspeciae
i meeting oflhe stnkholders or the Diiqucsue
Traction C'nuipan will Iicheld at the oflice of the
company. Craig street. Pittsburg. Pa., on THURS
DAY MOKMNC. Dtccnilier IT. 13S1. at 10:30
o'clock, to consider and pass upon a que&tion of
approingor disapproving a proposed operating
contract lietw ecu the Duqiiesne Traction Company
and the railway companies whose railways are
operated b it and tlie 1'ittsbnrg Traction Company
and the railway companies whose railwasare
operated b it. In relation to the operation of all of
sjdrailwa"s. and such other business In connec
tion then with a- may conic belore the meeting.
The stock booVs of the company. Tor purposes of
tmnler. Hill be Hnved from December l."C lftil. to
December 17. 181, Inclusive. By order of the
Board of Directors.
rilKlMOl'lIFR I-. MAOEE, President.
JAMES A. JIcDEVITT, bccrctar.
deJ-SO-D
Notice .
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK,
Until Hi reconstruction of our building, corner
"Wood and Iiamond streets, which we expect to oc
cupvapain bv March, 1 892, we arc temporarilr lo
caiedat o. 7 Sixth avenue, corner of Wood street.
Depositors of One Dollar and upward received
aro: interest paid thereon, commencing on the Tirst
?nd Fifteenth of each Month, and parable &emi
?nniuU m the first divs of January and July. If
liol draw n the interest fs added to tlie principal.
CUAb. ilEYRAX.
l'resident.
JO. AIJEL.
Vice Frcsident.
A. r. XIEMAVX, Secretary.
II. AV. AVIMvEl TreiMirer.
GE. ". GUTIIUIX Solicitor.
Open dallv Jrom a, m. to 4 P. u.. and on Sarnr
da s from 9 A. t. to 6 p. ai. oc1-4G-tts
OVERISSUE OF STOCK
rasl'y prevented b rrpi Serine stock certificates.
The VyMein adopted lir the I uinn Transfer and
Trut 'Company pnvidt. all necesary chects
J-ulMr format Ion cheertullv furnished officers of
financial Inttitutloni- and corporations upon appli
cation to tilt
OfflOO TRANSFER AND TRUST GDMPAHT.
Xos. 121 and 12 Fourlh Ae.
noO-TTSu
XwCal Notices.
T?TATE OF TIMOTHT J. RARP.T. DE
1 j CEASED Noi'ce Is hereby gn-en that letters of
adiniui-tratlon on tlie caie of Timothy J. Garry
h.-u e been granted to the undersigned, to whom ail
lx ruis indebted to t-aid estate are requested to
icaki immediate payment, and those hating claims
agaiit the same should make thein known without
dtlaj. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO..
Administrator,
Or DAVID Q. EWING. Attorney. nol3-a-Th
INSTATE OF E1ICY A. BEIJRV. DECEASED
j Notice I-, hereby gicen that letters of admin
istration on the estate of l.ucy A. Berry have been
grantcn to th undersigned, to wliom all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate p.n ment. and those hating claims against
tin same .Itmild make ihcm known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TIUT CO..
Administrator.
DAVID Q. EWING, Attorney. nolS-20-Th
ISTATEOF.IOilN T. l-i:OTIIEIiO.DECE.V-FD.
J Notice Is hl-ebygien th.it litters of adminis
tration on the estate'ot John T. Protheru have lieen
granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
indebted to said i-state are requested to make im
mediaf jiatinent. and those having claims against
tlie sa'ne should m:.ke them known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AN D TlillsT CO..
Admiuistrator,
nol5--Th Or DA VI D Q. FWIN G, Attorney.
T?STATE OF JOHN DWVER, DECEASED
Xj Notice Is berebj glictfcatletters of administra
tion on the estate o: John Dwier have bten
in-anted to the undersirned. in Mlmm nil Tierfcons
indt bled to ald estate are requested to make iui- j
luiru,Li.MiiuLiiit .miiu ,iivj?k u.ll!l viailHS am"fc
the same should nmke them known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO..
Administrator,
nol9-;i-Th OrF. F. SN EAT II EN, Attorney.
INSTATE OF JOHN WERNER. DECEASED
J Notice is hereby fi en that letters of adminis
tration on tile estate ol Joun Werner, late of Jef
terson tow nsliiii, Allegheny couuty. hae beeu is
sued to tlie undersigned. All persons Indebted to
the said estate arc requested to make pajment
without de'ac, and persons haing claims a'galust
bald estate arc lequcsttd to present the same.
Mll.TOV BEDELL. Admr.. Dnquesue, I'a.
K. II PETTY., Attorney, 401 Grant St., Pitts
burg. de9-lG-Th
JOHN J. MITCIIEL. Attorney at Law.
-41 Grant street.
-INSTATE OF JOHN EENFEIS. DECEASED.
1 j Notice is hereby given that letters testament
ary on the estate ol" John Renter, deceased, late
of Ross township. hae been granted to tlie under
signed, to w horn all persons indebted to said estate
aie requested to make immediate piyment and
those ha ing claims aeainn the same should make
them known without' d lay. HENRY HOEHL,
Ji:.. W.M SCHMIDT, Executors, Nu. b41 Liberty
st . l'lttsburg, P.i. dc3-'J-Th
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FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE 3621
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET, TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, Cia
PKNNAV.
PITTSBURG-ADDITIONAL..
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 30 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, 24th street and Penn aTenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS & SON. Ohio and Chestnut street.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
PERRY II. ULEIU, Rebecca and Allegheny ivs,
WASTED.
Mnle KpId.
AGENTLEM AN of good address tn represent the
Western Pennsylvania Industrial Co-Onera-tive
Association: the oldest, the original and the
onlv first class discount organization; established
18S7. Call on J. J. Ellis, becrctarv, 10 and 12 Fed
eral St., Allegheny; open evenings. Branch of
fices: 8 Smltbflelrt St.. 3409 Butler St.. C200 l'enn
av.. East End, 1S01 Sidney St., Soutnstdc.
1 BOILERMAKERS Six good men. Apply at the.
i Sharon Boiler Works. Lim., Sharon, Pa.
I OY salesmen. 16 years of age. O'KcefeACo.,
i 70S Smithfield st.
BOYS at 34 Seventh av. at
Schmidt's; good wages, S4 .so.
Capt. Henry
"I JUTCHEIi At once. Apply to Joseph L.
X Central ileat Market, SO Main st., Br:
Ehner.
raddock.
i'a.
BUTLER A first-class colored man to wait on
table in private family; must understand his
business. Apply Thursday evening S o'clock, at
residence Charles Donnelly, Fifth and south N eglcy
aventies.
C1ARPET upholsterer and slnde hanger: a llior
J oughlv competent man; must be otrictly tem
perate; permanent situation for the right man.
Address, with reference and salary expected, s. D.
Currier, Youngstown, O.
"PjRAUGHTMAN Wanton at once, one flrsr
XJ class mechanical draughtsman, lamiliar with
rolling mill and steel works machinery; one com
petent to work up drawings, but not expected to
uesign. Address B. L. C. Dispatch oince.
pvllITG CLERK Registered as manager. Ad
U dress, with reference, stating salary expected.
Pharmacy, Dispatch oflice.
MAN Immediately, an expert A No. 1 man to
introduce a new and desirable law hook to the
legal prolession by subscription: liberal ternir..
Address, giving experience and references, Brodix
Publishing Compauy, Washington, D. C.
MEN-For the United States Armv, able-bodied:
unmarried men lietween the ages of 21 and 35
vears: good pay, rations, clothing and medical
attendance; applicants must be prepared to fur
nish satisfactory evidence as to age. character
and habits. Apply at No. 915 Pcnu av., l'ltts
bnrg. Pa.
PATTERN MAKERS Two good men experi
enced with wood and metal work. Annlv
McConwav & Torlev Co.
V. R. R. '
Port -eighth st. and A.
PLUMHERS
gas fitter,
tenth st.
Tw o first-class plumbers and one
Call at once at 113 South Elght-
"DOCKMEN First-class men drillers and labor-
XV cr, at summit Cut, Highland station, l'ltts
bnrg. Ft YVavne and Chicago Railroad.
Brcnd-
linger Jt rearing, contractors.
OALEVMAN Experienced shoe salesman. Ad-
O dress, stating experience, naming last place
worked, and salary expected,
AV. E. 'Warner,
Youngstown, O.
SALESMAN to sell cough st rip and liniment to
druggists and grocers on 30 per cent commis
sion: exclusive territory git en. K., Dispatch
office.
SALE5JIEN "WANTED Traveling salesmen to
sell baking powder tn the retail grocery trade;
men acquainted with different sections of the coun
try: a good side line, also good opportunity for
clerks ir any live men w ho w ant to go on the road;
experience "not absolutely necessary: we mean
business: to the right men 'liberal contracts will be
made and steady work given: we pay net less than
$7.1 mouth salary and expenses orO per cent com
mission. Address, with stamp, U. S. Chemical
Works, 810 and 812 Van Buren st., Chicago, 111.
SALES3
men.
iESMEN Five first-class sewing machine
salary or commission, wheeler A II-
son JtTg Co.. C Sixth street.
CHOE
SALESMAN Retail; give experience.
O where last employed.
age. relerence. Address
Dongola. Dispatch office.
fPENOR First-class tenor and baritone soloist:
X also amateur variety artists for concert latter
end December. Address Soloist, Dispatch ofliee.
riMlAVELINGMAN Experienced traellng man;
X slngl1 man preferred. Address in own hand
writing. J. AV. James X Co., Pittsburg. Pa. ; manu
facturers James1 Preparations.
riYRAVELING SALESMAN-F.ypericnced, to
X handle manufacturers line of neckwear on
commission. S. Hess, 21 North Firth st Phila
delphia. Agents Wanted.
AGENTS On salary or commission fo handle
the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest gelling novelty ever produced; erases
Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion ot
paper; SCO to Joo per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to $63) in six days; another t32intwo
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and fullpartica
lare, address The Monroe Eraser Mljr. Co., La
Crosse. Wis. (XI0).
AGENTS Wo lurnish team free to agents who
sell our goods: our new line will sell at every
house, and agents can leap a harvest in a few
weeks; will pay a salary of $73 per month, ifpre
lcrred. Address at once standard Silverware Co.,
Boston, Mass.
A GENTS Installment agents for books,
bibles
xx and albums for the holiday irauc.
P. J. Fleni-
ing & Co., 135 Fifth av.
A GENTS rw good agents; salary or commis
si- sion. necier k lison jiiig, io.
. slot
No. 6
Sixth st.
AGENTS WANTED Five to ten dollars per day;
inclose stamp lor circular. Home Protectl e
Association, 174 triswolt street, Detroit, Mich.
AGENTS To sell stores O'Kcefc's o. K. Shoe j
Blacking: finest In the world: good comrais- j
sious. u acuej,iAi.i iiio ciuiumeiu SI.
AGENT ?3 to 7 daily: experience unnecessary.
Putnam & Co.. Perfumers. West Wlnsted, Ct.
A GENTS Call at room 411, Penn building.
T-vISTRirrr AGENTS for the Citizens Mutual
U Life Insurance Association of New York. Ad
dress Murry A Edsall, General Agents, Fidelity
building. Pittsburg.
Female Help "Wanted.
ClOOK Good cook. Apply Center av. .third house
' from Craig st.
rvlsIIWASIIER
-Immediately, at 570 Fifth ave.
"EXPERIENCED girl on fine custom pants; 10 and
J j lisixth St.; only good iianns
i need apply.
iIRl For housework
small family. Annlv
VT
Airs. Davis, corner Vine and Reed sts., city.
GIRL A first-class C3 Under press feeder;
preferred. Apply at 7j Diamond st.
girl
GIRL to learn first-class vest making. Inquire
S! Race St., Allegheny.
" IRL for general housework at 432 Penn av.
LADIES and girls to learn dressmaking and cut
ting to chart. Mine. Bona, 9J0 Penn av.
SALESLADY A thoroughly experienced sales
lady for our corset department; It will be lost
time lor inexperienced ladies to apply. Danziger
4 Co., Sixth st. and Penn av.
SALESLADIES Experienced saleslad'es: none
need app'.v unless thoroughly competent: refer
ences required. Fleishman A: Co.. 504, 508 and 508
Marktt st.
"VOUNG LADY As assistant cashier; must be
X quick and correct at figures; references re
quired, rielslimau .1 Co., 504, 505 and 503 Mar
kets!. OHO IIOUSEGIRLS, conks, waitresses, maids.
JAJV 27 Federal it., Allegheny.
Jlnlo and Female Help Wunted.
HELr Man and wife for dairy rarm, children
no objection: hotel and restaurant cooks, $3
tier week: night cook, dishwashcrs,cliambcrmalds,
dining room girls, i per week: laundress. 200
house girls, three oung girls for light work.
Median's Agency, S45 Grant st. Tel. 90.
LABORERS 500 railroad laborers, 2C0 coal
miners, house girls, male and female cooes,
butchers, bakers, waiters and teamsters. Key
stone Employment Agency, OIU Grant st.
X1 URKERS-Wldeawakc workers everywhere
lor the greatest book oii-earth: "ohepp's
Photographs ot tlie World." costing ?100,
000: mammoth Illustrated circulars and terms
tree: unparalleled success; Mr. Thomas L.
Martin, Centcrville, Tex., cleared 5711 in nine
days; Miss Rose Adams. Wooster. O.. 53 In 40
minutes; Rev. J. Howard Madison, Lvons, N.
5101 in seven Iionrs; a bonanza for the holidays;
magnificent outfit only 51; books on credit: freight
paid. Address Globe Bible Publishing Co., 705
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
WANTED.
Malo and Female Help 'Wanted'.
MAN or woman to operate a Standard type
writer bv tlie day; must be efficient. . a.
Hoveler. storage, IMke and Twelfth sts l'lttsbnrg.
"VTUUSES, chambermaids, dining room girls,
li laundresses for families; 200 house girl:
Gorman girl, kitchen, nanlrr and chambermaids
forhotelsscoolisand dishwashers for restaurants
ami boardlnghoiii.es; waiters, drivers, farmhands;
white and colored male help supplied on short
notice. Mrs. E. Thompson, COS Grant st.
Situations Wanted.
I EVENING EMPLOYMENT-CIerlcal or othor--i
wise, by avoungman. Address , Boa. 42
city.
POSITION as correspondent, business manager,
or bookkeeper, by a man who has hadahvge
experience, and who has successfully managed a
manufacturing business In Pittsburg; can gUc un
exceptional references as to ability and integrity.
Address Bov. 1344. Pittsburg.
POSITION with tin plate manufacturer, hard
W'are dealer or any business connected with the
building trades, bv a young man acquainted with
architects, builders and building trade generally
throughout Western Pennsylvania. Address A.
B., Dispatch oflloe.
POstnON bv young man of 20. with good educa
tion and reference. Address 4913 Rozeitc st..
East, End, city.
SITUATION By a practical boiler maker, to lay
out work; has had large experience; can esti
mate closelv: Is a good correspondent. Address
LKyerout,'Dlspatch olllcc,
SITUATION As watchman in a bank or any
position of trust bv a reliable, sober man:
best of reference given. Addrcs 101 Arlington av.,
Allegheny City.
SITUATION by sober, industrious vonng man:
good penman: rapid calculator; "will accept
small salary to begin. Address II. D. B 197 Thild
avenue.
SITUATION Experienced accountant: disen
giged: highest reference. Address 5311 Filth
av., bhadyside, city.
SITUATION as learning In blacksmith or ma
chine shop: have had experience. Address B.
K., Dispatch office.
SITUATION bv experienced bookkeeper: good
references. Address G. K.. Dispatch office.
SITUATION Bv voting man as stenographer and
typewriter. Address Good, Dispatch oflice.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS Two vonng gentlemen can have
room and board in private family; every
convenience, gas, electric light, bath: terms $G per
week. 03G2 Penn av.. East Liberty.
TJOARDER A well furnished front room with
Xj board; pleasantly located on union av,
Ailc-
gheny: terms rcasonaDie. ij. a..
Dlspatch office.
( GENTLEMEN occupants for furnished rooms,
T Atwood St., Oakland. Inquire Office, It
Ninth St.
OCCUPANTS Four gentlemen or gentleman and
wife for elegant second story furnished front
room: reference.' 143 Wylie av., city.
J and wife, to occupy nicely-furnished front
room, ljl Mev ran ave., Oakland.
Heal Estate Wanted.
"T7"ANTED To buy a good renting property;
tl incumbrances not onjictlonable. Buyer,
Dispatch oflice.
Business Opportunities Wanted.
WANTED Oflcr extraordinary Will exchange
patent dev ice lor railroads for unencumbered
property, well located. Inquire Parker biniih,
Jeanncttc, Pa.
TV
rANTED To lease Red brick works. Address
It. K. V.. Dispatch office.
Partner TVantecl.
PAKTXERS (two) In manufactnrlnK business;
cipltal required, $3,000, half rlovn, balance
m hen works are completed; a good investment
Address G. J. Dispatch oflice.
Bookkeeping A ecu ants, .Etc., "Wanted.
AUDITING and accounting T attend to anr
thliiff In the line of Intricate accounting;
auditing Hie books ot corporations, manufactur
ers, merchants, lintels and others. A. F. bavsliill,
JS7 Federal st., Allegneiiy, 1'a.
fPO keep a lew small sets of books for tho-se whoso
L business does notjiistifvthe employment of a
bookkeeper regularly; also tlie balanclnjf of books
and making huMness statements for current vear.
II. AlcCaffert), Expert Accountant, third floor,
93 Diamond st.
Tire Insurance "Wanted.
BF.VSWANOEIt & ZAHX Fire insurance, CO
Fourth av.
MONOXOAIIETjA IXSUIEANCE CO John H.
Claney, toec'y., A, Caldwell, Fres't; 93
Fourth av.
Financial TVantea.
BOND'S, stocks, mortgages and other securities,
Ed Wittlsh, 410 Giant st., Pittsburg.
J"f"ONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
ItX and mortgage; no delay. Reed B. Coyle &
Co., cor. Fourth av. andGrautst.
MONET to loan on mortgages; lowest interest;
uo delay. Black & Baird, 93 Fourth av.
MORTGAGES Money to loan in sums to suit at
AH, 5 and r per cent. Robert G. Bailey, 153
Fourth av. Telephone 1391.
MORTGAGES on citv or Allegheny eonntv prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &.
Co.. 82 Fourth av.
TO LOAN $M0.0C0 on mortgages: J100 and up
ward atOper cent; $500.COO at Va percenton
residences or business property, "vacant lots or
farms. S. II. French, 125 Fonrtli ay.
'TTT'ANTED 1 e nave money to loan in large or
if small amounts on mortgages: all applica
tions will receive prompt attention. V
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
A. llerron
Sllscellaneons "Wanted.
BIDS For heating and ventilating apparatus for
school building of nine rooms; bids to cIo-e
December 15. 1891; apparatus to be placed In blind
ing and put in working order during holiday vaca
tion ortwo veeks, commencing December 13, 1S31:
School Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Address "M. A. King. Secretary o'f Mt.
Pleasant Borough Public Schools.
BUYERS To know the l'lttsburg Produce Com
mission Company. 813 Liberty St.. ts head
qnarters for Florida "fruits and bananas; Florida
oranges, $2 to 52 25 box; give us a trial.
1 EVERYBODY to know that Stewart, the pho
j tographcr. Is not In it anymore at 92 Federal
st. He can be found by his customers at his new
gallery. CO Federal St., Allegheny.
GROCERS and dealers to buv Boneless Rolled
' Hams, sausage, pork, sparerlhs, lard, all kinds
smoked meat cheap. E. A. Rclneman, 16 Pitta.
Market.
OLD seal garments purchased for cash, or ex
changed for new garments. Paulson Bros.,
411 Wood at.
1ARTIES wishing choice properties Improved
or unimproved, will do well to consult W. A.
Lincoln, 104 Fourth av., who always has special
bargains that are not generally In the market, and
do not care to advertise.
I PATENTS U. S. and foreign; fees pavible on
. success. J.II.Stevcnson.soUcitor, lOOFlfthav.
JJATENTS O. D. Levis CM years). Solicitor, 131
Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg; no delay.
PROMINENT firms to know that cards and calen
dars for 1812 should be ordered immediately for
shipment during December, as we have orders for
thousands from leading business firms, manufactur
ers and bankers, and cannot otherwise fill orders un
til January. Pcnu Printing and Novelty Co., print
ers, 77 Diamond St., telephone 1133; representing
American, English and German houses.
TO manufacturers, mine owners, contractors and
others: Every class of colored labor Imported
direct from South, B. b. Peregrino, 153 Fourth
av. Tel. 1SG0.
rpo BORROW 54.000 for rour years at 4 per cenl:
X ln-.provcd city property as security. Mort
gage, Dispatch office.
rjiRUNK's named to and from East End for 50c.
L Campbell iS. Davit, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
276.
"ITfANTED Buyers and sellers to call on Wool-
sey Jt Co., 510 Smithfield St., for all kinds of
mercantile interests and business opportunities:
Stores, real estate, stocks, bonds, mortgages, part
nership interests, etc,
T7"ANTED-Evervbodv to know that Pickering,
tlie house furnisher, will sell 510 worth of
goods on credit Tor 51 down and 50c a week. Pick
ering, corner Tenth and Penn av.
WT'ANTED To sell American Mechanic, Odd
t Fellow. Masonic or Knights of Pvthias solid
gold rings at 55 50. K. Smit. 933 and 934 Liberty
and 703. 705 and 707 Smithfield.
TirANTED Everybody to call and examine our
t elegant line of ladies' solid gold 14 kt Ameri
can watches at $20. K. built, 932 and 934 Liberty
and 701. 70. 707 Smithfield.
"Y17"ANTED To bnv. a job lot orgood plush robes
i ror cah: must be cheap. Address T. R. Bar
clay. 109 South Fourth St.. bletibenville, O.
WTA NTED To buy Remington tv pewrlter; must
t be in good condition; state pric;. Address T.
W., Dispatch oflice.
"YirANTED-Buvcrs ror Sheffield carving knives
and rorks, 50c a pair, at Royer's, 105 Smith
field st.
W
7"ANTED Gentleman's saddle in good order.
Address Saddle, Jjispaicu umcc.
"irANTED-To sell ladles' fob chalnsand charms
tt at 51. K. Smlt.
A
rANTED To sell roll plate vest chains at SI 50,
at it. smits.
"Y7"EARERS of spectacles to buy the best 51 steel
it and 5i 50 gold spectacles and c)e glasses yet
offered of r. L. Trleber, Practical Optician, at
Schaefer's Jewelrv Store, 150 Fifth ay.
lflH 0O CITIZENS to take advantage of our
Xvjvj reduction In prices ror rurnituro ana car
pets; over 100 6tvles rancy rockers. F.J.Thomas,
cor. Ohio and E. Diamond st.. Allegheny.
FOlt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale.
HARNESS-BIankets. saddles, covers. Grants',
Fourth ay. and Ferry st.
HORSES-The Pittsburg, Allegheny and Man
chester Traction Company will oiler at private
sale ten head ot good horses and ten head of large
mules. Call at Snort Line stables.
""tjTAGONS and carts of all descriptions for sale;
1 1 new and eecono nana.
l'ittsbnrf Warnn
Works, No. 338 Second ave.
telephone 1S7U.
""fAGON one good baker's wagon cheap. Sam
V V Vlerick, 1313 Carson st.
FOlt SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical Instrument.
pHICKERING & SON, Kurtzman. Mathnshek St,
J Son's famous pianos on easiest terms l'ltts
burg agency, 18 Sixth st. Full line or musical in
struments and the cheapest place In the city to buy
sheet music. Franklin A JlcCausiand.
Machinery anil Metals For Sale.
T01LERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes.
from 4 to 100 h. p.: cheapest In the market: 46
.boilers and engines In stock, stationary "and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pullcvs and shafting.
Telephone aioi, 23-25 Park way, J. S. Young,
Allegheny, Pa.
CECOND-HANI) engines and hollers Two .V.
k horse-power and two ten horse-power station
ary engines and boilers. One ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thlrty-hvc, 15. 12, ten and
eight horse-power engines, vcrticaland horizontal,
all good and will be sold cheap. Hanncs' Machine
Depot, 99 First av.
Coal For Sale.
ClOAL-SawMilt Run Coal is the best: order it
J of Gilchrist. Hartley & Henderson. John
Dipple. The above aro the only parties handling our
coal In Allegheny. Hartley & JIarshal. Saw Mill
Run Coal Co.. miners and shippers.
COAL Buy vonr lump coal.. nut and slack at Mc-
Elwain's, 'Seventh and Duqucsne way. Tele
phone 1117.
CiOAL When you burn coal get
' Sawmill Run of Gilchrist, 21
legheny.
the best. Order
CiOAL or course you want the best. Order Saw
' mill Run of Gilchrist, 24 Anderson st., Alle
gheny COKING COAL-2.80O acres coking coal on B. &
O.R. R., near Clarksburg. W. V:i.. adlolning
3.000 recently purchased by Robert Hogsctt and
others, or Unlontown. Pa, : also, other coal lands.
T. W. Anderson. Jlorgantown, W. Va,
Miscellaneons for Sale
BILLIARD and pool tables Must be sold before
January 1; casli or easy payments. 90 Dia
mond st.
CAMEliA For sale. No. 3 Kodak camera, used
but tittle. Write for prlceN. S. Waters, Union
City. Pa.
C1ARPETTACKS 10c per dozen papers.
105 Smithfield st.
Royer's,
CLOCK A fine old grandfather's clock. In good
condition and good timekeeper: will sell at a
bargain. Address Box 184. scottdale. Pa.
COFFEE URNS, dishes, tin ware, counters and
complete outfit for restaurant at a sacrifice
price. N o. CO Diamond st.
riORDAGE Twine,
J Co., 80 Water st.
hemp packing. Flocker &
DOG COLLARS-From lOcup: finest line in the
city. Royer's. 105 Smithfield st.
FINEtailor-maie dresses; fit guaranteed; prices
moderate. Mme. Bona, 9"0 l'enn av.
I?OR SALE Genuine diamond eardrops, white
and perfect, from 512 50 up. K. Smlt, 93J and
931 Liberty and 703. 705, 707 Smithfield.
I?OR SALE Genuine diamond rings Trom JS up.
1 K. Smlt. 932 and 934 Liberty st. and 703, 705 and
707 Smithfield.
T?OR SALE Genuine diamond studs rrom fo up.
j- ii. emu. vi-
2and934Llbertyand703, 70)and707
Sinithflcld.
T ED BRICK In larpe or small quantitle,. Witt
lv mer Brick Co., Lim., 12 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa.
"REMINGTON typewriter,
XV Clark. Dlspatcii office.
price 5,'. Address
FOR SALE BUSLNESS.
Easiness Opportunities.
A GRAND opportunity is offered you to pur
chase one of the best corner drug stores in
Allegheny City at a sacrifice. See John K. Ewlng
tCo., 107 Federal St.
BARBER SHOP Corner Boggs and Wyoming
sts., Mt, Washington.
T)USINESS CHANTE-Marble worksThe stock.
goodwill and fixtures, wiili a ten-iear lease
or the Monumental Marble and Bronze "Works or
A. E. Windsor, deceased, situate on West Eudav..
Allegheny. For particulars tee 31. F. Hippie &
Co., 96 Fourth av.
CONrECTIONERVSTORE-Good business place.
Inquire 137 Twelfth St., Southslde.
TT'OR SALE-Gcnts' rurnishlng store; a good
pa Ing business, consisting of hats, caps and
gents' furnishing goods, well situated; at an
Invoice orabont 54.000. For informatlon'see W.
A. llerron A Sons. 80 Fourth av.
I 701! SALE Milk route and depot: cheap to
. quick bujer. Address J.L., Dispatch ofaie.
GROCERY 5000 or invoice, doing cash husllfess
300 per week: produce business. llery busi
ness, shoe stores, cigar stores bakeries, lunch
room $350. PcrclvalJt Gaston. 439 Grant st.
PAPER KO UTE TOR SALE-MaKing20 per week
gross; In town near l'lttsburg. Address Route.
Dlspatcii oflice.
POTTERY-A flue new pottery, with four su
perior kilns, situate convenient to Pittsburg,
in the midst of the best clav field in the country ror
the manitractnru or Rockingham, jellow, Bristol
and stoveware; every detail complete, in pood
order and ready to start Into successful competition
witii any in the market; potter)' community: pri
vate railroad siding, etc. Call on Ed Wlttish, 410
Grant St., l'lttsburg. Pa.
T) ESTAURANT in good town near the citv. with
XL tine prospects for license: notion and wall
paper store, grocery stores 5200, SSCO to 510.000,
good cigar stores, bakeries, milk depot and route,
fish and oyster market, butcher shop, general
country store, merchant tailoring and gents' fur
nishing store 51,500, Jewelry store, with line repair
trade Holmes ,t Co., 420 smithfield st.
SALOON and fixtures for sale; excellent location
for business. For particulars apply to Smith
Fowler, beer agent. Hotel Graud.East Liverpool.O.
Business Properties For Sale.
SATiEoriandOytfie United States at l'lttsburg
Pa. lie it enacted by the Senate and II01153 of
Representatives or the United States or America In
Congress assembled. That the Secretary or War be.
and hereby is. authorized and directeiflo sell and
convey to the purchaser or purchpsers. all the
tight, title ana interest ot" the United States, in
and to all tint certain parcel orgronnd, belonging to
the United states, situate in the city of l'lttsburg,
Pennsylvania, at tlie northwest corner orPenn
avenue and Garrison alley, in the Fourth ward or
said city, riontlng 100 reet on west side or Fcnn
:i cnue and extending northwardly along tlie west
line or Garrison alley, preserving the same width, to
low watcrline orthe Allegheny rlver.subjcct how
ever. 10 sucu puunc easements as exist mereon ana
thercover.Denot Quartermaster's Office. Washing
ton, D. C. November 7, 1831. Under the pro
visions orthe above quoted Actor Congress, ap
proi ed May 21. lS'W, and bv direction or the Secre
tary or War, I will offer Tor sale at public auction
at the Stock Exchange in the city or Pittsburg, V"a
on Saturday, the 12th day or December, 18'd, at 3
o'clock r. M.. ror cash, the property described in
said act, together with such Improvements thereon
as belong to the United States, subject to the con
ditions set rorth In said act and subject also to tho
terms and conditions named In the printed clrcu
lar or this date, copiesorwhlch will be rurnislied
on application to the undersigned or to the Acting
Assistant Quartermaster at Allegheny Arsenal,
where also a plat of tlie ground can be seen. The
right Is reserved to relect any or all bids, or to ac
cept any bid or bids subject to the conditions pre
scribed in the circular reftrred to, and to require a
deposit or5 per centum orthe purchase money at
the time ornotilication or acceptance orbld. Pay
ment or the rull amount or the purchase money
must be made upon delivery or duly executed deed
or deeds ror the property purchased, or the
firoperty may be resold, without rurther notice, at
he risk and cost of tlie defaulting purchaser. The
cost of conveyancing will be borne bvthepur-
ehacr. George II. Weeks, Deputy Quartermaster
Gene
1er.1l, U. S. A.
MANUFACTURING SITES-Several desirable
ln.inuracttirlng properties, with and without
buildings and machinery, on lines or railroads and
rivers. T. II. Dickson. 96 Fourth av.
FOR SALE IMPI.OVED KEAL ESTATE
East End Residences For Sale.
DtTnRIDGE ST.. near Center av.. for sal or
will rent, elegant new brick house of 12
rooms: first class In every particular, with all
modern requirements; sheltered southeast expos
ure commanding finest view of Liberty Valley,
Charles Shields, Allegheny P. O.
EAST END We have a choice selection ordwcll
Ing houses and business properties located
throughout the East End and Wllkinsburg that are
offered at moderate prices and on terms to suit: also
several acres with house or 8 rooms, barn, greiu
house. etc.. Just outside city limits: deep, rich bot
tom soil and never railing supply or spring water:
if you want to buy or exchange a tarm ror city
property, give us a call; insurance placed; money
on mortgage in any amount from 51.000 up; renting
and collecting promptly attended to. Hcrr & Hast
ings, 166 Fourtli av.
(JjC 300 A nine-room frame house with bath,
wUy hot and cold water, inside closet, station
ary washstand. sliding doors, both gases and all
conveniences. In a fine location within two min
utes' easy walk of electric line; street sewered,
good big lot and a very cheap property: terms ar
ranged to suit purch,i-e"r. S.A, Dickie & Co., Penn
and Shady avs.. East End.
QjQ 800 A small cash payment and balance
tjjOj v ery easy terms will secure a positive bar-
f rain In an eight-room rramc house, in a desirable
ocattonorKastEnd within two or three miuutes
or three rapid transit lines: house has all con
veniences and is on pavid and sewered street;
stable on rear or lot; price only f.t.fO'). S. A.
Dickie & Co., Penn and Shady avs. E. E. (1301)
Snburban Residences For Sale.
PARNASSUS Houses and lots ror sale at rea
sonable prices and easy payments. S. Y.
Crusan. Agent.
SWISSVALE For sale or exchange; clglit-romn
cottage, with corner lot 75x132: two minutis
from station. W. E. Hamnett A Co.. Wllkinsburg,
I'a.
T71LlvINbBTJKG New seven-room rramedwcil-
, ing; reception hall, bath room complete, fin
ished attic, natural gas. electric wires, etc. ; f3 CM
will buy this property ir suld within a short time:
easy terms, tv. E. Hamnett A Co., Wilkinsbuig.
TrILKI.NSBURG-SIx-room frame dwelling;
i hall, natural gas; lot 50x122; rrult aud shade
trees.etc. ; price only fl.OTO; rbur ininute rrom sta
tion and electric cars. W. E. Hamnett A Co., Wil
klnsburg, Pa.
G! J OOO-Haum street. Twnetith ward. Shadv
vuitr, side station, near Duquesne Traction. 6
rooms reception hall, 2 porcllci. both gases, nlcu
lawn: lot 4,"ni00:U;nnsfl.OIX) cash, balance on time.
J. L. McCrlckart, 140 Filth av c. Tel. 167C.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
C2.REENHOUSES-For sale or rent, with one
ereorgrunncl, at Woodvillc, Charticrs Val
ley Railroad, owned by Joseph D. Jarrett; all in
iirst-class condition: will tell stock or plants etc..
at a bargain. Inquire or O. K. Cooke, 413 Grant
street, Pittsburg, Pa.
FOB SALE IMPROVED HEAL .ESTATE
City Residences.
BOGGS AV. A fine Queen Anne brick, six large
rooms, donble hall, numerous cedar closets,,
large finished attic and storeroom: large bath with
porcelain tub stationary washstand. slate mantels
and tile hearths, electric light, both gases, large
cemented cellar, furnace, house steam heated:
front porch with stone floor whole length or honse;
lot 10x225; this propel ty can be bought lor only 16.
000: terms tasv. For card or admission to see
property call on Sloan & Co.. No. 127 Fourth ay.
DWELLINGS Four two-story and mansard
hrick dwellings of seven rooms each. cloe to
Wj lie ar.. rented to good tenants for 576 per year;
,(, rn i. lll .In mirl ilia hfltini!! at ll lldFrpnt"
y 'tj easu niuuuoim ".- u........ - i-. .....
wlllsell at a price, tint, nm nei lupen-eni
83x120. J. C. Rcilly, 77 Diamond st.
lot
I70R SALE-A bargain. ?2.200 only rOO down
' remainder 525 per mo. If drslrable: a brick
house eight rooms, modern conveniences: renting
for $17 per ino.: taxes low: location convenient:
No. 1322 Sycamore St. W. A. Herron & Sons, 80
Fourth av.
I70RTY-FIFTH ST. 12 nriclr houses; 10 per cent
. investment. Morris & Fleming, 103 Fourth
HOUSE An elegant nine-room houc of hand
some and original design: in a comenicnt lo
cation: all modern Improvement, including laun
dry, with tubs, electric light and clls.twi- pantries
and furnace: JO-foot lot. Price of Murry & Edsall,
Fidelity building. 121 Fourth av.
INVESTMENTS Ten-room, three-story dwell
ing on Firth av.. opposite Soho school, ror
53.500; house nearly new, finely finished: 51.100
cash; ought to rent for 540 per month; lot 25xlW).
J. C. Relllv. 77 Diainond st.
SCOTT ST. Three dwellings that re-it fortM per
month, lot 4SX100 to alley, for fs,500. J. C.
Relllv, 77 Diamond st.
SIXTH WARD, on a good street, onlv about five
minutes from the new Court House, a new
seven-room brick house and good-sized lot; cheap
to a quick biij er to settle an estate. C. II. Loe, 9J
Foarth ay.
QY 700 A house or 11 rooms, bathroom, laun
u) I y drv, pantry, china closet, both gases, hot
ami cold water, chandeliers, range, furnace, front
and rear porches: lot 50x100. Murrv & Edsall, Fi
tiellty building, lil Fourth ar.
yulej-heny Residences For Sale.
LOCUST ST.. Allegheny, at a sacrifice If pur
chased within 30 dasl corner Int. 4') feet front
on Locust st.. with good brick dwellingeontatnlng
nine rooms, bath. hall, porches and all conven
iences: this desirable home can be bought for 57.000.
Inquire of George It. Uothwcll. No. 101 Franklin
St., Allegheny.
SHADY AV.. Allegheny, new rramc house or live
rooms, cellar, water: two squ lies rrom electric
line: very chiap to quick buvcr; 5300 cash : balance
llkf rent; good lot. A. M.'Tressel & Co., No. 90
Fourth av.
QiOA OOO New Pinr-story -brick aparf
mJi ment building, containing large store
room and six flats of li'.e rooms each, with all mod
ern conveniences; rented at present ror 52.433 per
annum to No. I tenants. This proiierty Is cen
trally located, and Is within two squares or Alle
gheny Fostotlice and Carnegie Libran : terms.one
hair cash, balance at 4. per cent interest. For
further particulars see John K. EwingA Co., Ex
cluslve Agents. 107 Federal st.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lot?.
I70U PALE-Onlv 51(i.CO0: a plan of 40 lots very
" centrally located: 15 minutes" ride from post
ofllci' bv cable line; with a good house. 10 rooms; a
paying investment. (56). W. A. llerron .tbons.SO
Fo'irth ave
LOTS Seven lots, 55O0caeh, corner of Kelly and
Sterritt sts., Twentieth ward: easy tenus; each
25x135 reet to alley. J, C. Eellly, 77 Diamond st.
East End Lots For Sale.
IJtUREKA PLACE LOTS. Oakland, at auction:
j six lots 20x100 011 Mlama a e. Fourteenth ward,
w ill be sold at the Real Estate Auction Board, m
Fourth ave.. Monday December 14. at 2 o'clock;
plans and full information given at our office,
10a Fourth ave. A. Leggate & Sou, Auctioneers.
I71FTII AV., East End 100 reet. mora or less,
surrounded by lieautifiilstone residences, near
South Negleyav. ; great bargain if taken soon.
Morris Fleming, 10J Fourth av.
LARGE lot In Last End. on a prominent avenue;
graded, paved, etc: at a bargain to a quick
tiuver: wlllsell this lot for much less than any
thing In the neighborhood: sure to enhance in
value. C. II. Love, 93 Fourth ay.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
AUCTION SALE or lots in Krelllng's plan in
Tenth ward, Allegheny, to be held at the
Real Estate Auction Board. 99 Fourth av., MON
DAY, Decemberlt. at 2 o'clock :thee lots are 25x
1'4) situate on Milrov av.betwcen l'erryv ille av.and
East St.. adjoiiiingTcnth ward publlcsehool: terras
haircash and three years: plans and lull inror
mation giv en at our o'flice. 103 Fourth av. A. Leg
gate & Son, Auctioneers.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
BIIUSHTON-Nlre level lots 25x80, only 5100: one
minute fromlirushton station and five min
utes from Duquesne cars, on Penn av. (K73).
Black S. Baird, No. 95 Fourth av.
SWISSVALE Lot f Ox 20: two minutes from sta
tion:pricconlv51 100: certainly a bargain. W.E.
Hamnett & Co., Wllkinsburg, Pa.
7"lEKINSBURG-Lot 80 feet front; two min
1? ntes from electric cars and six minutes from
lallroad station; a bargain ror quick bujer. W.E.
Hamnett Co., Wilkinsbnrg.
TiTILKINSBURG-Lot 52x2f 0; liv
minutes rrom
tl stxtion and electric cars;
'll 41111 VltthllV s.,11 i3 tMMl K llll II 0VU
fi4irpnln I f srvitfff
soon. W. E. Hamnett ,t Co., Wilklnsburg
Farms For Sale.
APARMoroo acres, level, easy to cultivate, a
large part or it in grass, a good brick house or
Srooms,ingood repair, lr.une barn 40xC0 feet, wagon
shed and other outbuildings 3 miles from baits
burg, Indiana county. VA miles from White's sta
tion. W. P. R. R.:good water, large orchard or
good fruit, convenient to churches of different de
nominations, and convenient to school: this is a
rare chance fora good investment as the owner
has good reasons l'or selling and it will be sold at a
naigain on easy payments, s. i.s.nisau. Agent,
Parnassus, I'a.
A FARM or 00 acres, frame house ot 7 rooms,
barn, good orchard, good water, good land,
22 miles from Parnassus, will he sold at a fair
price on pa) nicnts. S. Y. Crusan, Agent, Parnas
sus, I'a.
I7ARM of eight acres: frame house, four rooms;
: stable and other outbuildings: good orchard,
good water; 2'-: miles rreni Parnassus; price 5300,
oiie-halfcash, balance in two pa)incnU. S. Y.
Crusan, Agent, Parnassus, Pa.
500 Farm of 50 acres within three miles or
1a the new and thrlvlnz town of Kensington:
plenty of fruit: five-room hoc.se: frame stable:
good water, etc; terms easy. Sloan &C0., 127
j ourin av.
TO LET.
City Residence.
TO LET Thirty-third st., near llerron av two
minutes from cable line, frame dwelling six
rooms, gas, water, etc.: in good condition: low
rent: Immediate possession. William Tctty & Co.,
107 Fourth av.
Allegheny Residences To Let.
TTrASHINGTON AV.. 174K. Allegheny, new
t? eight room brick dwelling: rront porch; all
conveniences: fftOO a year.
Thompson &
co., 10-jjourinav.
T
Suburban Residences To Let.
rpo LET Nine room frame house, cellar, living
X spring of water at door, fine shrubbery,
choicest ot" fruits In abundance; 20 acres, piinci
pally In grass; ten minutes' waik to Evergreen sta
tion, plank road. Apply on premises, or at C2 Sec
ond av.. l'lttsburg. Stewart, Mtlvln & Co. t
rpo LET Fifth av., Shadyslde, term of three or
X five years, that desii able and beautifully located
ten-room house, batn. w. c. both gases, stable,
acre of land with choice rrnit: Immediate posses
sion. Inquire or Henry Wiederich, Wllklnsav,
Rooms) To Let.
LIBRARY APARTMENT HOUSE Elegant
apartments, old Central Hotel, Library Square,
Allegheny: remodeled, with steam I1e.1t, lucan
desctnt "lights, bath for each suite and general
dining room. Charles shields, Allegheny P. O.
"VTICELY furnished room, with board: central
li pirt of Allegheny; house just opened and
ueIylurntshed. AddressX. 2. Dlspatcii office.
It OOMS Tn o unfurnished rooms. 63 River ay.,
L Allegheny,
Offices and Desk Room To Let.
rpo LET Office rooms, third floors, suitable for
X attome)s or real estate business: light aud
heat furnished. Apply to Dispatch Business Office,
corner smithfield and Diamond sts.
rpo LET Desk room in our main office, with nse
JL or desk, etc.; also n pnv .ite room, ncwlyrnr
nlhed with desk, cliulrs, carpets, etc. C. II. Love,
93 Fourth av.
rpo LET Desk room, with use or roll top desk,
JL .Tohn K. Ewins S: Co., 107 Federal st.
Business Stands To Let.
rpo LET In Ferguson block, the finest Arc proor
JL ofl'ce building In the city, located on Third
avenue, jnstbtlow the new pbstotHce, having also
Fourtli avenue entrance; choice storerooms and
offices, with all modern convenltnces, high sped
cicvators. steam heat, electric light and Janitor's
bcrricps free; rent lower than others are zetting In
old and inconvenient bnlldliitrs: possession ahout
January 1: rent free until April 1: send Tor illus
trated book. Black Baird, No. 1)5 Fourth av.
rpo LET Office tn bnilding 75. 77and7D Diamond
X St., with electric light, steam heating. Janitor
and elevator scmlce;rcnt f3J0 per yearialso roomsof
various slcs with power: possession immediately.
Apnlvto John T. shields, second floor, Dispatch
building, corner bmlthccld and Diamond streets.
T
LET SeDarate storerooms with railroad
track: all receiving, handling, shinning nnd
delivering facilities; also office room. Inquire or
W. A. Ifoevcler, btorage. Pike and Tweirth sts..
Pittsburg. Pa.
rpO LET Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
J. av.; three floors: 3),0C0 reet space: abundant
power: good light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros., a) Fifth av.
rpo LET Desirable ftorcroom. Diamond st. in
j. new jjisnitcn building: nciit and heat Air-
uished.
. Apply to Business cifllco The Dispatch,
Smitiitiidd and Dijmond .ts.
corner
rpo LLT-Good store on Smithfield St.; oneorthe
X best locations on the street. C. II. Love, 93
Fourth av.
rpo LLT-Good stores: well located on Smithfield
X audWoodsU. C. 1L Love, No. 93 Fourtli av,
rpo LET-IIotcl In this city; centrally located. C.
i II. Love, 01 Fourth av.
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TO LET.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
HALL That fine new hall, ronrth floor. Gregg
building, ror. Lacoefc and Federal sts. : also
one-hair third floor. A. D. W ilson, 55 Federal St.,
Allegheny.
rpo LET You know we have the largest line of
X diamonds, watches and ieweiry In the city
snltawe for holiday gifts. K. Smlt, 933 and 934
Liberty and 703. 7UJ and 707 SmUhfield
PERSONAL.
pERSONAL-Chemical diamonds.
PERSONAL .-sovcity rrtntlngCo.. 77 Diamond
St.; all kinds or printing; best work at lowest
prices.
"pERSONAI. J. r' Dowdie, piitmlier anil dealer
1 in nne gas anu eiectric-ngni nxturcs, 20!
Wood st.
I JERSONAL Ladies' hair curlers only 3c at 105
. bmltlificid St.
15ERSONAL Solid gold rings ror tidies rrom $1 25
up at K. Smit's. 'J32and XI Liberty st. and 703,
705 and 707 smithfield.
TJERsONAL Ta-va-z
'-Day Catarrh Curel
JL never falls; try it, that's all; 51,
Griiutu, &u
viraiibsi. lcop)riglllj.
PERSONAL-Cash pild tor old sealskin gar
ments, or will exchange them for new ones.
Paulson Brcs., 411 Wood st.
PERSONAL Thorp's standard system of dress
cutting taught bv the Inventor at a reduced
price this week. 913 Penn av.
IERSON AT. You can find a fine selection ot rail
and winter suitings and overcoatings at
Aland's, 131 Filth av.; tit guarante d.
IjEItSD.VAl, Cash paid for old gold and sliver
, watches and jewelry repaired: new work made
10 order. Chris, ilnuch. 541 sinilhfield.
PERSONAL William Mclntvrc, dealer in fresh
meats of all kinds; English style extra:
sugar-cured hams and bacon, stall 102 Diamond
Market.
PERSONAL-Ta-va-zon. 7-Minute Cough S)rup;
a sure cure for la grii p- coughs. cn!'b. 25c,
50c and 5i: try it, that's all. Grifflth. 301 Gran! st.
(copyright).
PEROXAI. Hair, moles, etc.. on ladles' faces
permanently destroyed livtbe ilectrlc needle
without pain or scar; consultation fnc. Miss
Sireng, office 421 Penn av.
1"KRSONA I, Marriage paper containing hun
dreds of advertisements of marriageable o"o
ple rich and poor lrom all sectlous mailed free.
Guiincl'3 Monthly. Toledo. O.
pERSONAl, Every ladv in poor health should
J call on Mr. Dr. Lnmsdcn. representing the
Chicago Viav I Company; consultation free, oflice
orPUtsbuigViavl Company, No.2Sixth st.
PERSONA!. tv. hen I was a smi 11 hoy mv mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but
since I got to lie a great bignian. Dickson, the weli
kuown tailor. 65 Fifth av., cor. Wood t.. second
floor, has been substituted, who now does ail my
cleaning, pressing and renovating in great shape.
Tel. 15H.
PERSONAL Holiday present, diamonds, rings,
earrings, studs, "pins, poiidauts. locketi.
bracelets, collar buttons. cufiT buttons, etc., etc..
at prices to suit both rich and poor: terms cash or
credit; open every night until atler the holidays.
Sain F. Sipc. Rooms .", and 6, Dispatch building,
Smithfield and Diainond sts.
"PERSONAL
Thackeray's works, coinnlete.
1 11
10 vols $3 no
Dickens' works, complete 2011
Miakspenrr's works, complete 1 50
Eliot's works, complete 2 f 0
1'rescott's Mexico, ..vols., gilt top
, 1 35
iiucKienerry imn
FRANK BACON & CO.. .101 Smithfield st
FOUND.
F
UNI) Chemical diamonds.
POUND Sterling silver plated knives and forks,
?1.7.5 per doz. Rojer's, 105 siiilth.'ieid st.
I70UND You can sell orexclnnge your old seal
sacques at Paulson Bros.', 44J Wood st.
FOUND Ta-va-zon 7-Dav Rheumatic Cure: re
liable: try It; that's all." Griffith, 301 Grant st.
(Copyright.)
T7QUND Carpenters' tools; the very lowest
I prices and goods guaranteed, at Eov er, 105
Smltlifield st. '.
"T701JND
-Solid gold car drops 51 and un at K.
X Smit's, 932 and 931 Liberty st. and 7C3, 705 and
707Smlthfleid.
T70UND-
An elegant line or rail and winter snit-
X' I
Ings and overco itlnirs at Aland's. 131 Firth av.:
good work and low prkes
170UND Ta-va-zon 7-Day Kidnev Cure: sure
: cure ror ail kidney, biaddir and urinary
tronbles. Griffith. 301 Grant st. (Copyright.)
I70UND In LawrcncevlMe. a lady's gold watch:
; owner can have same bv proving property and
paving tor tins advertisement, l'hllip Oswald.
siiupe si., j
, Bennett. Pa.
T70U-MJ RellMilp portrait artists in crayon,
sepia and water colors: finest grades onlv; all
w ork done in windows in presence or the public to
prove that no bromide prints are used; order now
and par ror Christmas; stores open till tl P. M.:
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Union
Artists' Portrait Co., first Boors, 70S Liberty St.,
1 07 Wood st.
LOST.
T OST Chemical diamonds.
LOST Money lost oy keeping old seal garments:
we pay cash tor such, or exrhaiigc thtm for
new ones. Paulson Bros., 4 11 M ood st.
IOST Call and examine onr solid 14-kt gold
j watches, witii American movements, at 320.
K. Sinlt, 932 and 931 Liberty and 703, 705. 707 Smith
Hela. LOST Vonr chance to get fine holiday presents
in line or fine diamonds, watches, clocks
and silverware, etc.. cash orcrt.dit. unless you see
bam F. Slpe. Dispatch building. Open every night.
AMUSEMENTS.
TO-NIGHT, ISronson Howard's Masterpiece,
SHENANDOAH.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Dec. U Corlnne and Tlie Kimball Rur
lesquo Co. in "Carmen Up to Date." dcG-5i
fHEALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS. ..Ownerand Manager.
To-night and Wednesday and Saturday
Matinees.
MR. E. H. SOTHERN,
Under the management or
MR. DANIEL 1'ROHMAN.
First time here or hi gieit success,
TIIE DANCING GIRL.
de7-24 Next W'cek-CARMEXCITA.
TO-NIGHT,
Matinee Saturday.
Miss Ffolliott Paget
IN
THE LAST WORD.
Trices. 15c. 23c, 50c. 75c and SI CO.
Next 'WccU Chailes Dickson in '
Incog."
delO
ZDTJQTXK! S 3ST IE.
Pittsburg's Leading Theater,
TO-NIGHT, EVERTNIGHT 1NTHE WEEK,
MATINEE SATURDAY.
8 BELLS
With tho famous
Brothers Byrne.
Next week Modjeska. dell-32
THE NATIONAL PAGEANT.
Living, Moving, Speaking, Singing, Dancing.
Tho development of the United State of
Amctica. Eleven Great Historical Tableaux.
THE AUDITORIUM,
Penn avenne. near Sixth street, Pittsburg,
DECEMBER 11 AND 12.
Reserved seats. $1 : admission. 75c. Reserved
scats at Mellor A Hoeno's, 77 Fifth ave. 2'JO
Artists. Brilliant Lircctsr. Calcium Lights.
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FTiHE NEW ENGLAND SUITER OF THE
JL First Congregational Church ( Plymouth),
corner Franklin and Manrfattan streets, Al
legheny, occurs DECEMBEi: 10. With thU
church this annual feast ii the great social
event or the year. Neither time nor money
is bcinsr srured to make this tho most jovlm
of any in the history of the church. Supper j
sorvcu lrom t to lu r. ji. Auunssion, oo cents:
children, 25 cents. de2-27
HARRIS' THEATER Mrs. IV Harris, R.
L. Britton,' T. F. Dean, Proprietors and
Managers. Every nfternoon and evening,
HIS NIBS, THE BARON.
Week-Dee. 14. "A Barrel of Money."
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HARUV WILLIAJIS' ACADEMY-TO-NIGHT,
Matinees Tnesdav. Thursday and Saturday,
REILLY & WOODS'
BIG SHOW.
HADES AND THE 400. de6s37
HARRY DAVIS' FIFTH AVE. MUSEUM
TnEATEK. LINUS,
$100,000 OBEQOX EQUfJTE Wokdeb.
Admission, 10c: children, 5c.
Doors open nt 11 a. m. all this week.
dec7-16
I7IKST ANNUAL CONCEKT to be held by St.
' Agnes' T. A. B. Society Thursday, Dec. 10.
1691: orchestra led by Prof. If. J. 3IaugoId:Tlie
Last Link ortiullt by II. Parncll, better known as
Lonely Elder.
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING AJID CLEANING.
. . 6S Sixth Avenue,
ihUW8-TUTh Pittsburg, p.
S7 9 S
CHOICE PROPERTIES).
OiDJljPtE
$11,000, $10,000, $9,500,
$8,000, jesSya-GO,
AS YOU PREFER.
7,
8 and 9 Room,
STONE OR BRICK,
Willi AH Modern Improvements.
TERMS EASY.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO,,
09 FOURTH AVENUE.
deS-18
COM II SEE US
ABOUT
A 100 Per Cent Investment.
EIGHT ACRES- OF Gr.OUXD
At Sheridan station within 800 feet of pro
posed West End electric car line. Money
enn be doubled against spring by buying
this property.
J. H. COLEMAN & CO.,
6212 Penn Ave., E. E.
deS-Trau
AT COST
S15,000,
SHADYSIDE RESIDENCE,
Corner of two very desirable 60-foot resi
dence streets, handsome new ten-room and
reception hall Queen Anne dwelling (parlor,
library, dinine; room and kitchen on first;
floor) fine laundry, cemented cellar, etc.,
very complete: lot SOxlSO. A noiitive bar
gain. 31. F. IIIl'PLE & CO.,
drftC3-TT3u 0G Fourth ar.
$37,000::::EAST END.
2 Acres. 12-Room Dwelling.
On tho most exclnsiye anil desirable resi
dence street in the East End; asphalt paved,
sewered, cte.
470 FEET FRONTAGE.
The entire property literally covered with
beautiful shade and fruit trees. Largo sta
ble nnd cnrriige honse: only four minutes'
walk from cable or electric cars and P. R. IC
The dwelling ts in perfect order. Very easy
terms.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
dclO . Thvstt 06 FOURTH. AV.
PURCHASERS
FOR
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES,
RUSIXESS PROPERTIES,
MANUFACTURING SITES,
COAL LANDS,
Call on or address
DAVID SHAW & CO.,
Real Estate 2nd Financial Agents,
no'iO-ta Th 1M FOURTH AVE.
TO INVESTORS.
I havo for s.ile $34,000 at 97K, total issna
C per cent SO years water bonds, guaranteed
by a city. A first-class investment.
WILLIAM A. HUDSON,
Attorney at Law, Room 5, No. 100 Diamond
s,t., Pittsburg, Pa. no'20-Thsn
$9,500.
OAK Lc 1ST T3
On pnved -street. Substantial almost new
nine-room brick dwelling; wido hall, bath,
laundry, etc. Eot 4Sxi20. A corner and one
square from street curs.
SL F. HIPPLE & CO.,
de3-T0-TiiFsu M FOURTH AV.
AUCTION SALE.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
H. B. SM1THS0N, AUCTIONEER.
Adam Franz, Jr., execntoror Adam Franz,
Sr deceased, will well at public auction
Thursday, December 10, I8"9I,
At 2 o'clock r;r., on tho premises, No. 1003
Carson street, feonthside, the following de
scribed property: Three-story brick bnilding,
containing 8 rooms and largo storeroom, en
tirely new piato glass front, both gases,
bathroom, splendid large dry cellar, sewer
age complete, sUe of lot 13.6x07.4 feot, being
the property or tlip late
ADAM FRANZ, SR.
For further particulars inquire at tha
office of
A. P. WEI DM AN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
deC-l'JO-vvTh.su No. 1412 Carson street.
EIECUTOn SALE.
Machine shop: three lots of grounds, 60x80
feet, and machinery of the late Washington
Beek, South Sixteenth St., Southside, at
public auction, on 3IONDAY, December 14,
2 o'clock r. jr. Machinery iu lots to suit.
A. LEGGATE & SON,
AUCTIONEERS.
deO-15-o
AUCTION SALE
-OF
HOLIDAY GOOD'S.
Fine Furniture, Clocks. Ornaments, Office)
Desks and Chairs, Piano, etc., FRIDAY, De
cember 11, at 10 o'clock, at the roms of the
Henry Auction Co.. 24 and 25 Ninth street.
Fancy Rocker, Tables, Desks, Chiffonier,
Folding Beds, Fine Parlor Suites, Conches,
L-athcr Chair nnd Rocker. Mantel Cabinets,
Chinn,CIosets, Hall Racks, chamber Suites
in Walnut and Oak, Wardrobes, Bedsteads,
Bnreans, Mattresses, Springs. Comforts,
Blankets, Toiletware, Dishes and Glassware,
Sideboards, Ext. Tables, Chain, etc.: also.
Fine Pianofoite, almost new; largo line of
Brussels and Velvet Carpets, etc.. Kitchen .
and Laundry Furniture. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO.
dclO (i Auctioneers.
H.
B. S5IITISSON, REAL ESTATE AND
GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Room 53.
Eisner bnildintr. Fifth av. and Wood st.
Sales of Jewelrj' and Merchandise at stores.
Furniture at residences promptly attend
ed to. de3-20-D
3
M'KEESPORT
SCHOOL BONDS.
For sale in amounts to suit.
Price and all particulars from
WILLIAM M. BELL,
National Bank ofMcKeesport Building,
M'KEESPOKT, PA.
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I)IGGS HOUSE-(-
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Reopened under new management, redooo
nttcd and refurnished in Hrst-clast stvle.
Table the best in the city. RIGGS HOUSE
CO., Pioprietors, G. DE WITT, Treasurer.
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