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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1892.
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LARGER VALUATIONS
Will Likely Make Heavier Burdens
for Tenants to Bear.
TIKWS OF DEAL ESTATE TEOPLE.
Erapect of a Li;; Increase in Value of
County TaxaMcs.
ITILTj EESULT IX REDUCED HII-LAGE
The increase in city valuation is exciting
consHserablc discussion among property
holders and tenants. George Johnston, real
estate agent, state that, generally speak
ing, bis tenants, will bear the brunt in the
increase of taxation, as landlords say they
canno: accept less net returns from their
property than they have been getting and
tenants must endure the pressure, or Mr.
Johnston didn't say just what, but the in
ference would naturally be that they must
c;:ve the landlords a chance to get other
tessnts.
John Herron, of TVilliam A. Herron &
Sous, was not disponed to take a gloomy
view ol the situation. He says in growing
cities rents for business properties natural
ly advance villi the increase of population,
sad holds that the present increase de
laand by some owners is not abnormal. Mr.
Herron further states that the depression
caused by the panic of 1873, has not yet
been overcome, and houses on First avenue
which rented for f 1,200 prior to 1873 had
declined to J300 during the depression
which followed, and, though there has been
areeotery, are still renting for consider
ably less than they did 19 years ago.
Still Not Cp to Former Figures,
Here Mr. Kelly interposed to remark that
in 1S73 and previous rents, as everything
el, were based on an inflated state of the
currency. Mr. Herron admitted this, but
still held that the recovery had not
reached the basis of 1873, inflation
tubtraetcd. Mr. Herron states that busi
ness properties, though apparently
bringing high rents are not overly remuner
ative and seldom net over 4V or 5 per cent
to their owners. The centralization that is
constantly goinc on in all branches of trade
reduces competition, as the demand for
room does not grow with the increase of
trade, and only the constricted business
area of Pittsburg keeps rents up to a re
munerative figure. As to tenement houses,
Mr. Herron said it was not good policy for
owners to stand out for the last dollar possi
ble to squeeze out of tenants, and a part of
their duty as agents was te make each party
understand the situation. As a rule, Mr.
Herron said, good tenants were dealt with
reasonably.
In this connection it may be stated that
Kormecutt Co., of Fifth avenue, refuse to
accept the situation and will move to
Mashey's place, but it is said that the rise
on them was a speculation on the part of a
person who rented the entire building, and
tfcis kind of business is not infrequent.
Tlio Last Day Tor Assessors.
Yesterday was the last day for the assess
ors to return their books to the Countv
Commissioners with the assessment for 1892.
Almost all the books were brought in and
the few still out will be returned in a dav
or two. The Commissioners have already
commenced work as the Board ot Revision,
and the result of their labors will be made
apparent when the total valuation for the
county is calculated. They have been
working on the books as they come in.
taking a general look through them and
estimating about what proportion to in
crease valuations to give 3n equitable valu
ation throughout the entire county-. They
have about defined their course and acting
on recent sales as a basis, will raise valu
ations to what they consider a proper figure.
An increase in the county's valuation will
be the result.
A Heavy Increase Made.
The assessors themselves have in almost
sll the districts made an increase ranging
all the way from 3 to 10l per cent over the
last triennial assessment. Even the latter
figure, however, the Commissioners say,'
has not brought the valuations up to what
they should be. The increase by the
assessors will average 33 per cent on flie
total. This, with the 520,000.000 increase
made by the Board of Revision on the
occupation valuations will run the total
near to 400,000,000, withcut calculating
the increase tiiat uill be made by the Com
missioners on property valuations. They
trill make a still larger figure, and as the
total valuation at present is but J2S5,000,000,
there will be considerable room for a re
duction of the taillage.
EICHEST country club in the world do
crilrd in TIiE DISPATCH to-morrow. It
owns Tc)cs.2 Island, offtlie Georgia coast,
acd a I'itlsbur-er i a sharebwldcr. A Tron
derlol tranie preserve.
N ewmaekets and mackintoshes are
cheapest 2! lloscnbaum & Co.'s. D
SECURE iesir..tilo boarders and lodgers
by advertising in the cent-a-word columns
ofTHE DISPATCH.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.
-V-OTlrF TO -TOrKHOLDERS -THE ANNUAL
i meet. i got lliesiockhoHKlsoi the Mandard
)' 'eoUss tompam lo. the purpo-e or electing a
'-rd ol Directors wfor tin- cn-uing sear will be
Id at the .-onipcnv's office In Butler. Pa., on
i; ; -DAI, Januarj IS, lye. at 11 o'clock a. ji.
Slgowls E. J. HOW A1JD. Sec.
ja6-53-D
Dnidenrts.
The Ben Fit ".nkliv Lvsukan-cc company
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VI THE VITY Of ALT.LGni.NT. 1A.,
ai LKinLjn . January 11, 1532.
TYIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THI iflit.
XJ PANY have this day deeJared a dividend of
THREE (3) PER CENT, 51 50 per share, payable on
dean-id. WM. A, J ORD.
jal-44-r Secretary.
Eusiness Chancres.
Dissolution of Thompson Glass Co., Idm.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership lim
ited, known a 1 hompson Glass Company, Lim.,
wslivreMilu:io-i of a majority of the stockholders
in numtMTandinalui 01 interest, ot a stockhold
ers' meeting hi 1.1 Januan 14.I0S2. dissolved. The unl
dsigaed iia-N n -Seeled m the members of the
.Association nh lull powi r to wind up the concern
jind cHstrimn- v.v 11.1 asst-ts thereof under the di
rection ortlM ..uri of Common Pleas No. ". of
Allegheny count.
1. M. SCHAFER,
JOHN SEIBERT.
, , THOMAS MILLER,
Jal6-2I-P Liquidating Trustees.
Notices.
GERMAN1A SAVINGS BANK.
"nntfl the reconstruction m mr 111.111 ..n-B-
Wood and Diamond streets, w hich we expect to oc
cupy again by March, i'92,wc are temporarily lo
cated at No. . Sixth aenuc corner of AA rood street.
Depositors ol One Dollar and upward received
"S ;KSn,ft.P1,?tn'rcon. ""umenclngon the First
uvd Fifteenth of each Month, and payable semi
annually on .he first da s of January and July. If
uot drawn Die Interest Is added to the princlDaL.
CHAb. MEYRAN,
President.
JO". ABEL.
A'lce President,
A. K. NIEAIANN. Secretary.
H. AV. AV1LKER. Treasurer.
GLO. W. GUTHRIE, Solicitor.
Open daily trom 9 A. M. to 4 r. it., and on Satur
" from s a. ai. to 6 r. m. oc1-io-tts
Xal Notices.
JAS. G. MONTGOMERY. Attorney at Law
SS Diamond sL J
-r-STATE OF ROBERT MILLER. DECEASED
A j Notice is hereby given that letters or admin
istration on the estate or Robert Miller have been
grantea lo the undersigned, to whom all persons
n.deited to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
tin same should make the m kuo n w lthout dilav
JOHN U MILLER. Administrator.
ja-3s-s No. 242 AVylie a v., Pittsburg. Pa.
J V-OTiri: is HEREBY GIAEX THAT LETTERS
s t -tamentary uponahe estate orsamucl King
la.corth city or PJttfcburc, deceased, have been
lir-tuu-d the iiudcrsigm'd.
n 1 tods iudeliie.l to said estate will make
pa-, itient thereof, and thoe having claims against
tin. laim will forthwith present them to
NANCY 4. TUCKER, Executrix.
52 Lincoln, ar., or Ler attorney.
AV1LL1AM C. MORELAND,
St. Nicholas law building. Fourth and Grant si.
I jAiCJAliTt, lbS2. JaS-7-3
3Displaf advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per lineor
eaclt insertion, and nose lal.cn for lest than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
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at tlic rate of
OXE CEXT PER WORD
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Wanted Advertisements of alfJCinds,
SUCH AS
situation's
ihle help,
ieuag help,
AGEXTs,
kooms
boakdino,
hoarders
miscellaneous,
personals
TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS TOR SALES, LOST AND
rOTJND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BCSIXESS OFFICE.
Cor. Siuitlifielil ami Diamond Streets.
always open.
75ranc1i orkices as follows. where
want. forale. to let, and other
transient advertisemeatts wilt- 11e
received ur to 9 p. m. for insertion.
"Advertisements should be prepaid nn'ess adver
tisers already have accounts with TrrE Dispatch.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHOs"Erfi"l.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDK. NO. 1411 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. C022.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE. 013
PENN AV.
riTTSntTRO-ADDITIONAL.
TnOMAS MCCAFFREY, a:09 Butler street.
EMIL U. STUCKEY. -Mi street and Pcnn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS A t-ON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Western and Irw in avenues.
TERRY Jf. GLEIM. Rebecca and AllLglicnv avs.
WASTED.
Stale Ilely.
"tANVA-SERS Salary to good men.
Wlicelcr A
w wii'on Jiip. jo.. ;o. egiiinst.
ClUTTERS Two first-class cutlers and fitters;
none other need apply. 30 Poplar St., Alle
gheny. DRUG CLERK An experienced registered drug
clerk; one who can speak German preferred.
353 Beacrav., Allegheny, Pa.
MAN Afirmcstablistied.!n this citv for several
jears desires an enterprising man about 30
vearsof ace to represent them In Rochester. N. Y
for Ulnonths or permanently; to the right man
there Is a profit of at least K00 per month: a small
capital or 500 to GOO required: business will proe
satisfactory and will bear closest investigation:
only those who can command the required capital
and are willing to wort need apply: wc want one
manjor same business in Me-, phis. Tenn. Call r
address, giving age and occupation. Rooms 41, 4G
and 47 Eisner Building
ECHANICAL DRAUGHTsMAN-Inquire at
office of Union storage Company, Second and
Liberty avs.
EEGI--TERED drag clerk: reference required.
. Address Acctanihce, Dispatch office.
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EPREbENTATIVES wanted-Responsible per
sons to represent a financial corporation in
allcities and towns; liberal terms. The Korth
American Finance Companr, Minneapolis, Minn.
Q ALESMAN WANTED Salary and expenses
I' from start: permanent place; good opening. Ap
ply, with references. Brown Bros. Co., Nursery
men, Rochester, N. Y.
b TENOGRAPHER and typewriter Also some
knowledge of bookkeeping: state references
and salary expected. Westmoreland Paper Com
pany, West Newton, Pa.
STENOGRAPHER-Who is also willlne to do
general office work. Address A. B., Dispatch
office.
FTH.10L SHARPFNKR and granite cutter.
JL dress T. S. Wright, Broi nsville. Pa.
Ad-
rpRAYEi,ING SALESMEN -To sell baking pow
X der to the retail grocery trade: men acquainted
witli different sections of the country: a good side
line, also a good opportunity for clerks or any live
men whoiant to goon the road: experience not
absolutely necessary: we mean business: to the
right men liberal contracts will be made and steady
work given; we pay not less than ?7j month salary
and expenses or 20 per cent commission. Address,
with stamp. U. S. Chemical Works, 840 and H2 Van
Burenst., Chicago, I1L
TE.WELIXG SALESMAN-Speclalties for dry
good, grocery and general stores: something
new: worth 75 per a eek. Allison, 177 Monroe st.,
Chicago.
TTT'ORKERS Wide awake workers everywhere
1 1 (or the greatest book on earth. Shenn's
Photograph's of the AVorld;" costing 1C0,000;
mammoth illustrated circulars and terms free: un
paralleled success: Mr. Thomas L. Martin. Center
vllle. Tex., cleared 5711 in nine days: Sliss Hose
Adams. AVooster. O. 523 In 40 minutes: Rev. J.
Howard Madison. Lyons, N. Y.. 5101 in seven
honrs; a bonanza: magnificent outfit only SI;
books on credit: rreieht paid. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Co.. No. 705 Chestnut St., Phila
delphia, Pa., or Chicago, I1L
YOUNG MAN In a grocery store; one who un
derstands the care or horses and can speak
German; must come well recommended. Call
Monday morning, 1S19 Sarah St., S. S.
"VTDUNG MAN to solicit in the city and snrround
X ing towns; no easyjoh, but a permanent po
sition for the right man. Address solicitor. Dis
patch office.
T'OUNG MEN Intelligent young men for can
vassing; steady salary. International, 3S
Fifth av.
A cents Wantea.
A GENTS or either sex, throughout the United
2. States and Canada, to handle our celebrated
corn and bunion cure; its application affords al
most Instant relief and eerr box is accompanied
by a 55 guarantee, "a liicli amount we will rorfelt In
every Instance where our remedy fails to perfect a
permanent cure: sample box 25c, six boxes 51; we
w ill pay good agents 53 per day to introduce our
goods into their section; no postals. For terms
and particulars addre-s the manufacturers. 1.
ShroderACo.. 112-114 Fifth av., Chicago, III. Men
tion this paper.
AGFNTS On salary or commission to handle
the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases
Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion 01
paper; 200 to oOO per cent prof t: cne agent'E sales
amounted to (CO in sis days; another 32intwo
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
tacli State andTcrritory. Forterms and fuli particu
lars, address 'Ike Monroe Eraser Mlg. Co.. La
Crosse. AVis. (X10).
AGENTS lt sell the Pinless Clothes Line: the
only line ever invented that holds the clothes
without pins; a perfect success: patent recently
Issued; sold only by agents, to whom the exclu
sive, right Is giien: on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample line by mail; also circulars:
price list and terms to agents: &ecure yur territory
at once. Address The Pinless Clothes Line Co.,
87 Hermon st,, AVorcester, Mass.
AGENTS Bonanza selling Ta-va-zon 7-minute
cough syrup, tonic and pills: sure preventive
and cure of la grippe and pneumonia; never fail.
Dr. Griffith, Third and Grant, Pittsburg. (Copy
right.) AGENTS By a well established business: a Tew
enelgetic men to travel and appoint local
agents: steady salary; position permanent. P. R.
Co.. Box 731, Cincinnati. O.
AGENT Two good agents who can make from
55 to flO per dav and work very easy; Induce
ments liberal Apply from 12 to 3 P. jr., 77 Fifth
av.. Anfrecht's Gallery.
GENT Men to lake orders ; no delivering or
collecting: no experience; steady work: best
terms: best specialties: sample free. Glen Bros.,
Rochester, N. Y.
AGENTS To make big money selling our car
riage and wagon heaters : no colds or la grippe
with warm feet. Specialty Company, 420 Smith
field ft.
AGENT 53 to 87 dally: experience unnecessary.
Pntnam A. Co.. Perfumers. AVest Arinsted.Ct.
remain He'p Wanted.
COOK For general housework, good cook and
laundress; small family, good place, big
wages: 54 per week, or more if deserving; none
but a thoroughly competent girl need apply. No, 3
Marchand St., E. E.
COOK First-class lady cook. Apply Joseph
Blattner, cor. Rebecca and Allegheny ais..,
Allegheny.
COOKS And girls for general housework.
Robinson St., Allegheny.
(1 IRL Thoroughly competent white girl for gen
T cral housework. Apply at once, Mrs. Phllo
French, G23 south Negley av.. East End, city.
GIRL A good girl for housework in family of
three: must do the cooking and washing. Ap
ply at 213 Chartiers st.. Allegheny.
GIRL Good white girl for general housework In
6mall family; must be good cook. Apply 6212
Howe St., nearShady av., E. E.
GIRL for general housework; good wages for
good, steady girl. Apply at Adam Lelde
roaun's, 283 Forbes st.
GIRL To leam first-class vestmaking. 57 Race
st., Allegheny.
HOUSEKEEPER Middle-agedsinglc woman or
widow with no children; most be capable of
taking charge or a house: must be a good cook,
baker and do general housework; good relerence
required; family small. Address P. O. Box E,
Stanton's Mills, Somerset county. Pa.
LADIES to do fancy work at their homes; we
furnish material and pay by the piece. Call
and see work, or address with stamp, J. 31. Lemar
A Co., 90 Fourth av., near Wood.
LADY TYPEWRITER capable of keeping books
and making lierself generally useful. Address
and state terms Tj pewriler. Dispatch office.
MILLINER A first-class, experienced milliner
and trimmer for the city. Apply Trimmer.
lxck box 807, Pittsburg postofflcc.
Partner AA anted.
GENTLEMAN (Disengaged) as 'special partner
or manager (assuming duties or correspond
ence) in sound, permanent business; profits large:
excellent future prospects; best reierences and
strictest Investigation given; capital necessary 25
to 5100: particulars and interview. Address Bona
Fide, Dispatch office.
PARTNER EltaeraciHeor silent, to enlarge an
already established manufacturing business.
A ddrcss. in full name: same will be stxictly con-
UliKUIMl, U, XrisMfttbU UfcltV,
WANTED.
Male and Feuialo Help Wanted.
COOKS for families: wage J4 to $3; chamber
maids, dining room girls, laundresses, nurses,
house flrlt;ljerman and colored girls; kitchen,
pantry and chambern.alils for :.ou;5: cooks and
dishwashers for restaurants and hotrdine houses;
waiters, drivers, farm hands. Sirs. E. Thompson,
608 Grant st.
HELP At once, lexperlenccddlninproora girls,
woman coot, S30 per month; mshwaslicrs.
cleaning girls, girl to work In bake shop, hotel
chambermaids, nurse girls, honse girls, chamber
maids, cooks, colored waitress and cook. Mcehan's
Agency, 54! Grant St.. Telephone, 00. -
HELP-1,000 coal miners: 3
200 house girls: male
300 railroad laborers;
and female cooks:
driers,, bakers, butchers and clerks: no fee
enarged to females. Keystone Agency ClOGrantst.
Situations Wanted.
DRESSMAKING and plain family Bewlns to do
by an experienced dressmaker. Address D.
E., Dispatch office. i
POSITION I)y a young man thirty-three years of
age, as clerk or talesman; nas no experience,
but is willing and anxious to make himseir gener
ally useful: compensation no object. Address
Lock Box 672.
POSITION A small set of tingle or double entry
books to keep at home In evenings bv an ex
perienced person. Address X. L., Dispatch office.
1 POSITION Bv an experienced lady stenographer
. and tvpewrlter: can give Lest of reference.
Address L. ., Dispatch office.
POSITION A reliable position on salary or In
terest in established business. Address Doe-
tor, Times, Scranton, Fa.
1)0I HON By a young man as stenographer and
typewiitcr; two sears1 experience. Justice,
Dispatch ofllcc.
POSITION-Bv a practical bookkeeper with the
best of relercnces. Address F. b.. Dispatch
office.
SITUATION l!y two -oung men willing to do
anything for low wages to start. Address
Young, Dispatch office
OITUAIION-
By a young married man to take
O charreofa farm; good reierences given.
farm: good reierences iiven. Ad
dress G, 501 Wood st,
SITUATION As office -or errand bov: age 14;
bright and good writer. Address Page, Dis
patch office.
SITUATION By a young man as valet, waiter or
porter. Call or address F. W. J.. 75 i Frank
lin st.
Bookkeeping Accounts, Etc. Wanted.
AUDITING andccuunling I attend to any
thing in the line of intricate accounting,
auditing the books of corporations, manufactur
ers, merchants, hotels and others. A.vF. bawhiil,
IS7 Federal st.. Allcgncuy, Pa.
Beal Estato Wanted.
iT7ANTED To purchase modem stone or brick
house with good lot In Mia-iyside orEatt
End: terms to suit seller; must be a b'argain. Ad
dress Cash, Dispatch offldc.
T17 ANTED-Tobuvainodern-buill house or 10
t or 12 rooms, "with large lot, in Oakland or
East Liberty. Address A. Dispatch office.
Business Opportunities Wanted.
"TrrANTKD-JS.O'XlorJlO.OOOcash. cipltal will be
T furnished to practical and reliable parties
w'ishlng to engage in the manufacturing of either
glass, paper, nails, furniture, shoes, pottery or
noi elty w ork. I or furl her particulars address P.
O. Box 139, Johnstown. Pa.
"VAXTED-Young man with (SCO wishes tocn
' gage In some business tint will give him em
ployment. Address A. B West End Postofflcc.
Hoarding Wanted.
BOARDING Bv family of three two furnished
rooms with board; good neighborhood, on
main line of street cars. Address tor one week,
Windsor, Dispatch office.
Instruction.
CUTTERS WANTED Instructors in the Cleve
land Cutting Sihool have had large experience
In all branches of tailoring, both in large cities and
smaller towns, and are therefore in touch with the
best interest of the trade everywhere.
PUPILS for German classes: a thoroughly prac
tical course lor business and professional peo
ple; begin now and by spring you will have a prac
tical knowledge of the language: two lessons a
week; terms verv low. Address or call at Frank
Bacon Jt Co.'s book store, 301 fcmlthfleld st.
PUPILS To enter shorthand class, beginning
T.,H?i,- .ronlni -t nniin rv ! tnitlnn naviibl.
monthly; for particulars call or address Private
Shorthand Institute, 415 Smlthfield st,
Permanent Guests Wanted.
T"AST END HOTEL Penn av.. East End near
Pi Denuistou av., under new management and
thoroughly renovated: on line of electric cars; five
minutes' walk from both cable roads and East
Liberty station; this hotel, with its spacious of
fices, parlors and rooms, large porches and beautl
tullawn, offers special inducements in rates to
single gentlemen who desire a home other than a
boarding house: transient guests also solicited.
A. H. A llson. Proprietor.
Eire Insurance Wanted.
BEVSW ANGER & ZAUN Fire insurance, CO
Fonrtn av.
17 T. SCHAFFNER. real estate agent. Iusur
j ance placed at lowest rates; 72 AVashlngton
av.. Thirty-first ward.
MONONGAHELA INSURANCE CO John H.
Clancy, bec'y., AV. A. Caldwell, Pres't; 88
Financial Wanton.
BONDS, stocks, mortgages and other seenri tics.
Ed Wittish. 410Giantst., PittsUurg.
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and mortgage; no delay. Reed B. Coyle &
Co.. cor. Fourth av. and Grant st.
M
ONEY to loan on mortgage: no delav: lowest
interest, Howard Brown, 151 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan on mortgages: lowest Interest,
no delay. Black & Balrd, 05 Fourth av.
MORTGAGES Money to loan In sums to suit at
4M. o and G per cent, llobqxt G. Bailey, 152
Fourth av. Telephone 1391.
MORTGAGES on citv or Allegheny connty prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co., 92rourth av.
TO LOAN 5203.000 on mortgages; 5100 and up
ward attl per cent; S500.COO at K& percenton
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms, s. H. French. 12 Fourth" av.
MisceUaneous A antea.
ALL kinds of safe moving done. 19J Seventh
av., Pittsburg.
ALL who are opposed to convict labor to buy
Red Seal Brooms.
BUSINESSjnen, to call and examine our 6afes
before buying. Hosier, Bahmann & Co., 1!)
Seventh av.. Pittsburg.
1 EVERYBODY who is looking for a house to buy
'j or rent in East End to stop and sea us, for we
are doing an East End business and can show you
as fine a lot of houses, either for sale or rent, as
there is in the market; landlords, save monev and
annoyance by leaving your property in our hands
for rent and collection. J. II. Coleman it Co., 6212
Penn av.
(1 ROCERS and dealers to bnv Boneless Boiled
X Hams, sausage, pork, sparcribs. lard, all kinds
smoked meat cheap. E. A. Ecinemau, 16 Pitts.
Market
PAINTING and plateglass glazing. B, C. Miller,
526 Grant st.. Pittsburg.
PATENTS U. S. and foreign : fees payable on
success. J.H. Stevenson, solicitor. 100 Fifth av.
PATENTS O, D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av., next Leader, rlttsburg; no delay.
fT'O CAPITALISTS OR BUILDERS-We have a
X desirable lot on a prominentdown street, 30x00;
will lease for a term of years to anyone erecting a
substantial building at a fair rental. Henry A.
AVeaver & Co., 92 Fourth av.
rpRUNKS honied to and from East End for 50c
X Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
276.
WANTED-Everybodv to know that Pickering,
the house furnisher, will sell 510 worth of
goods on credit for 51 down and 50c a week. Pick
ering, corner Tenth and Penn av.
f ANTED Engine; a one-horse power gas en-
t glne or a 22-inch water motor. Address W.
Nied, Allegheny. 0
"ITrTANTED Second-hand flour mill machinery;
V state what you have. T. A. Coleman, AVil-
klnsburg. Pa.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock For Sale.
"TAjELlYERY wagons Delivery wagons a!lstvles;
XJ our own make. Wm. Beckert, 340 to 244 Ohio
6t,, Allegheny. Telephone, 3420.
HORSE A good mare suitable for light delivery
will be sold at a bargain. Cor. Ann anil
Stevenson sts.
HORSE Cheap Bay driving horse. 5 years old,
sound and gentle. Call Monday afternoon at
4102 Butler st.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
BOILERS 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 tarm engine, etc;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafttng.
Telephone sKW, 23-25 Part way, J. S. Young,
Allegheny. Pa,
STEAM PUMPS, new and second-hand boilers,
engines, lnlectors. electors. South Bend wood
pulleys, iron hubs, shafting and bangers, machln-
,sts uium luuuucn ouuiniuilia uiicis, oo lYBlcr
street.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
BILLIARD and pool tables cash register;
on easy payments. 90 Diamond st.
sold
CASH REGISTER and bar fixtures: second band.
No. 90 Diamond st.
OCCULT and theosophical works for sale. IT.
Swlsshelm & Co., CI 20 Penn av.. East End,
Pittsburg.
I EDJ5RICK In large or small quantities, Witt
j racr Brick Co.. Lim., 11 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Ba.
SAFE A pood key-lock safe for sale, MOiler,
Bahmann & Co., 1934 Seventh ay. ,
CTASt OOO red brick delivered t. o. b. cin.
0JJ) Pittsburg or Irwin, P. Irwin Brick
Companr. Limited, Irwin, Pa. Zml-oL. ' '!?.&
POB SALE BUSINESS
llnsiness Opportunities. ,
BUSINESS OPENING-In an old-established'
Joboine house in the city is available to one or r
tw o good men who can furnish fromJ10,000to 20,
000 capital and produce undoubted testimonials jf
buslm ss integrltv. acquaintance and ability. Par
ticulars can be learned confidentially at the office of
Jas. W. Drape Co., 313 Wood st.
G1GAE STORE on good street in central part of
citv: large trade: good clean stock of goods.
Sloin Jt" Co.', 127 Fourth av.
CONFECTIONERY STORE A good hnsincs
place: good reason for selling. Inquire at 137
Twelfth St., bouthslde.
DRUG STORE In a thriving manufacturing
town on line of railroad; line opening: busi
ness in a prosperous condition and everything in
frimo order. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St.,
'ittsbnrg.
DRUG STORE-Good location: invoices $1,700;
very cheap. tf. Dawes, administrator. Ad
dress H.'L. King, 437 Grant st.
J?OR SALE I have a first-class hotel for sale with
. the nnest bar in Ohio or cstern Pennsyl
vania attached. For terms apply at oucetoJ. A.
Morrow, Jr., East Liverpool, O.
GROCERY For sale with .extensive trade; the
I'd located grocery in this growing citv: ele
gant room: nice fresh stock or staple goods; invoice
about $2,000: rare opening to get a money making
business. C. II. Folsom, Lima. O.
GROCERY An old establish! d grocery store,
dolnggood business, will be sold cheap lor
cash if sold soon; good reasons for selling. Ad
dress B. ,0., Dispatcu ofllcc.
HOTEL Furniture and lease with large busi
ness for sale: some 40 rooms. furnislrt.d
throughout, in nice brick house; good barbusiness,
etc.: in splendid location in tills rlty; pricc?l,000:
cheap rent; rare chance. C. H. Folsom, Lima, O.
HOTEL Doing a good business: first-class bar
trade: also lhery in connection. Address
Central Hotels Petersburg, Mahoning county. O.
TEWELRY store In good location
lare pppo
tnnlty: established JSyears. Address K.
i. Kill!
Dispatch office.
-VTEWSPAPER ROUTE For sale, at Rochester,
Pa. Call or address F. L. Wilson. "
ONE-FOURTH Interest in a good manufacturing
business: clothing and gents inrnishlng store;
line restaurant; grocery stores.5200 to flo.oio; cigar
store; bakery; milk depot: Ilsh and ojsternilrket;
batcher shop: iewelry store, at a bargain. Holmes
& Co., Smlfnlicld st.
POOL TABLES (3) with good will of the house,
at McKec's Recks, on Charliers ai e., 2 squares
from station: Inquire any evening on premises. P.
F. Denmarsli.
PRESS ROOM-And Job printing offiie; includes
dallv paper, twocj Under and two job presses,
folder, 300 tonts tpe: own power; three years
lease; machinery new; 54.500 will, purchase: office
paying: good reason for selling. Audress Bargain,
Dispatch office.
"OOUTE A 20-veir-old established route: good
lAi paving Investment. For Information addi ess
P. O. Box 347, Homestead.
CTONE QUARRY-On Pennsylvania Railroad,
O ten miles from Pittsburg; quarry opened; with
railroad sidings; best stone In Allegheny county;
low price for quick bale. Baxter, Thompson &
Co., 162 Fourth av.
C OCA will buy new and second-hand fnrnltnre
PO-Jv store doing a good business; rent low;
must sell on account of sickness.
O. Box 71, Johnstown, Pa.
Address AV., P.
Business Properties For Sal".
TXR SALE A'alnable business properly includ
X ing 4 storerooms and snacious Opera House,
in 1 prosperous manufacturing town on line of
railroad and river; will be sold at a great bargain.
Jas. AV. Drape i Co., 313AVooa strect.Pittsburg.
I70R SALE Ocean House, Atlantic Citv. X. J., 60
rooms fnllv rnrnished, hot and cold baths,
steam heat; well located at corner Pacihc and Con
necticut avenues; lot 150200 feet. .1. G. Adams i.
Co., Real Estate, Atlantic City, N. J.
FOR SALE Storeroom and leasehold of one of
the best locations for business in the town of
Oakdale, now the center of oil operations, on tho
P.. C. St. L. R. R. For particulars address Guy
ANesblt. Oakdalc station. Allegheny Co.. Pa.
rOIS SALE IilIF.ROA-ED REAL ESTATE
Cltr Residences.
AT A BARGAIN-Corner AVylie av. and Duff
St., house or 12 rooms; lot 60xino reet; easy
terms. George Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth av.
CENTER AA"., near Erin St. Brick house, eight
large rooms, attic, bath room, laundry, rur
nace in cellar, elegant slate mantels, tile hearths,
best gas saving appliances, side entrance; lot 24x
163 with valuable front on AA'vlie for business stand
or residence; good neighborhood. Inquire 21
Seventh av.
TX)R SALE Cheap-SWOVTwo good houses ot
J; five rooms each, both now renting for 5350 per
year; a good investment: on Jane St.. S. S. ; Terms
easy. (SSl.c) W. A. Herron A sons. 80 Fourth av.
FOURTH AV Nos. 184 and 186.. two brick dwell
ings, lot 42x85 feet: good location and will
rapidly enhance In value; must be sold to close aa
estate. Henry A. AVeaver & Co.
MT. WASHINGTON-51,900 bnvs new house. 5
rooms, halt porches, cjty water, etc.. close
to electric road: a bargain. Baltenspcrger & AVI11
iams, 143 Fourth av. .
ON Secoud av Near Lloyd's mill. Iot20x63. with
two brick dwellings front and rear; well
rented andpavsover7 percent: will sell cheap to
settle an estate. Henry A. AVeaver &. Co., 92
Fourth av.
CQ 100 No. 270 Main St., Seventeenth ward,
OO? lot 2SMxI10x37 feet, with an elegant brick
dwelling of hall, estlbule. ten rooms, attic and
bath; ail modern conveniences; terms to suit:
owner going South is the reason for selling. See
Thos. McCaffrey. 3509 Butler st.
(2Q 700 PrC6s brlek front, live large rooms and
tIDOj hall, near Fifth av. and Chestnut, three
squares from Court House; side alley, sewered,
both gases; easy terms. Burtt & Sweeny, 110
Fourth av.
East End Residences For Salo.
LARGE brick honse, in the center of Improve
ments in the East End: lot 2j0xrj feet, cov
ered by largs shade trees; suitable location tor
family hotel. For particulars see Murry t Edsall,
121 Fourth av.
OAKLAND residence Only 57.5C0; frame house;
8 rooms and finished attic; well finished
throughout; lot 75x200 feet. Particulars of Marry
& Edsall, Fidelity building.
PENN AVENUE. East End, house and lot on
line of cable cars; an excellent brick house of 8
nice rooms, bath, gas and water, dry cellar, wldo
vestibule and hallway, wide covered porch over the
entire front, all in prime order: good lot, alley in
the rear, side entrance, small plot in front between
sidewalk and porch: this property cau he bought
on accommodating terms, and as the owner has
moved East it must be sold. Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
313 Wood st., Pittsburg.
"PESIDENCE-Afine. large East End residence
IX and beautiful cornerlot, 60 by about ISO feet,
on one of the leadlug avenues, with pleasant sur
roundings, free from small lcsidcnces; 12 spacious
rooms in residence and replete throughout with all
the more recent Improvements, and in luxurious
condition in every part. Fuller particulars and
permit to examine the property from Jas. AV.
Drape & Co., 3I3AA'oodst., Pittsburg.
T) ESIDEN CE and lot in tho East End, one sqnare
X from South Highland av., at a great bargain;
8 rooms, small room, bath, etc., etc., and lot about
30x120 feet to an alley; a prompt purchaser can
secure this property at 55.250; the best value In the
EastEnd. SeeJas. AV. Drape Co.. 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
QT 500 Shadyside: 5500 cash, balance 525 per
OtJ? month, or similar terms: one square lrcm
Center ay. cars and railroad station: news-room
frame: immediate possession: good, established
neighborhood: lot 30x100: electric and gaslights;
electric bells with annunciators, slate laundry tubs,
very large cemented cellar; particularly large
rooms, sliding doors to hall, parlor and dining
room: guarantee as very finest material and worK
manshfp: thousands of Pittsburgersto-dayare pay
ing rent for less desirable homes that would meet
payment of both prlnclpaland interest of this beau
tiful home. Burtt & Sweeny, 110 Fourth av.
CM OOO Two neat frame houses six rooms, bath
tjptfcs and reception, on Baum st . corner AVood
worthav.; lots 37x100: pleasant situation; take
Center av. ear to Cypress; 54, 000 each.
son, lus jrounn ay,
C A OOO Two new frame nouses of 5 rooms and
tJ3tfc finished attic each, on good street In East
End: will rent for 5400 per vear; this a good invest
ment. Sec Sloan & Co., 127 Fourth av.
Allegheny Ttcslaences For Sale.
A LLEGHENY--A neat brick dwelling of 8 rooms,
li bath, gns and water, marble mantels, vesti
bule, hall and cellar, etc. ; on line of electric cars,
Allegheny; dwelling almost new and In prime order
throughout; can be bought for 51,750 011 easy pay
ments, or discount for spot cash : possession given
at once. Keys at office of Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313
AVoodst., Pittsburg.
ALLEGHENY A very neat dwelling, contigu
ous to the parks, Allegheny, 8 rooms, includ
ing spacious double parlors, bath, lavatory,
lftnndrv Ciimncp etc. etiv aurl In nmn nyilm.
I throughout: would exchange in part for property
iu lur suuurus, luc x-ipi. .uil ur Y llKlDSOUrK.
Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
ALLEGHENY A nice dwelling in Allegheny. K
square above the parks and electric cars; 7
rooms, with bath, lavatory and everything re
splendent with beauty and comrort; a bargain can
be obtained by a quick bnver, as the owner is
going west; immediate possession. Jas. AV.
Drape & Co., 313 AVood St., Pittsburg.
ALLEGHENY North av.-Flne residence and
corner lot; 9 pleasant rooms, possessing all
the modern conveniences and in excellent con
dition throughout; most delightful location, with
a clear and unobstructed view of the parks. Jas.
W. Drape A Co.. 313 AVood St.. Pittsburg.
ALLEGHENYRESIDENCE At a reduced fig
ure, to close up the affairs or an old co. : good
brick residence of 10 rooms, with bath, w. c, laun
dry, etc., etc.; all in prime condition, and fine lot,
20x160 feet to an alley, Jas. AV. Drape & Co.. 313
AVoodst.. Pittsburg.
CHARLES ST., Allegheny, frame dwelling
house of 8 large rooms, good cellar, large lot;
also, on same street, house of 0 rooms, attic, good
cellar: iot 20x90: will sell cheap; easy paments if
required; immediate possession given. George
Schmidt, 157 Fourth av.
T70R SALE New, No. 30 Taggart St., Second
H ward, Allegheny, that excellent brick dwell
ing, almost on line or electric cars; eight rooms,
with bath, w. c. ; vestibule: hall and cellar: every
thing in prime ;ordcr; will be sold at public sale
on Avednesday afternoon, January 27. at 2 o'clock,
on the premises: title perfect: immediate pos
session; keys at officeofJas.W.Drape & Co., agents
and auctioneers. 313 AVood St., Pittsburg,
LOCUST ST., Allegheny Three story brick
dwelling, containing 9 or 10 rooms with
modern improvements: large stable and carriaee
house: lot 48x130 feet. A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal
fc.v auicgncny.
TOn SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Alle-licnv EPsidencrs For Sale.
IRWIN AVENUE. Allegheny Four small frame
houses close to electric cars; will rent for $3 50
and can be bought for J4.CO0 on moderate pay
ments, or If sold separately price will be from
91.230 to tl,7i0 each; splendid chance to make a
nice tnrn. Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood
strCct. Pittsburg.
MONTEREY ST., near North av. and parks,
brick house of 7 rooms, hall, bath, laundry,
finished attic side entrance and all modern con
veniences, w ith lot 20x110 feet through to a 21-foot
alley: price SC,5C0; terms easy. A. Z. Byers & Co.,
W Federal st. '
bHEFFIELD ST.-S3.000 Fine 3-story brick of 0
O rooms, hall, vestibule, bathroom, toilet room,
stationary washstand', slate mantels, fine cemented
cellar; all modern conveniences: in first-class condi
tion; lot 20x121. A. Z. Ber3 & Co., 83 Federal st.
VALUABLE property corner Prehleav. and Han
over st.. Allegheny, lot 72x13) feet, having
thereon several frame buildings. Geo. Johnston,
Agent, C2 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
"WESTERN AV. Residence and two lols in Al-
t legheny. property of the late Dr. Brure;good
location, pleasant surroundings, ncarro psrksand
electric cars; immediate possession. J.is.W. Drape
&. Co.. 313 Wood st., Pittsburg.
"I 400 Small payment down, balance In
OJ-j monthly installments same as rent: new
frame house of file rooms: lot 23x100 feet: Tenth
ward. Allegheny Citv, near electric cars: good
neighborhood: nice location. John E. McCrlckart,
HOrifthav. Tel. 1C7C. .
C"0 900 Good frame house, five rooms, line
fiDi att c, lcstibulo. front porch, papered
throughout; good cellar; lot 24x120. on good street
lu Allegheny; terms easy. Sloan & Co., 127 Fourth
avenue.
Snonrban Besldences For Sale.
BEAUTIFUL HESIDENOE-Pituatcd one mle
IroinSalemP. O.. on Franklin road, seiren
room frame house, front aiid rear porch, large cel
lar, fine barn. .111 abundance or fruit of all kinds:
six acres of land: thtecMells on property: Innery
respect a delightful home, and a posltl e bargain.
Call or address 31. L. Bates, No. 17 Broadway,
Salem, O.
I7IFTY (10) brick and frame houses In Shadyside
' and East Liberty, at from 53.500 to S'i.0T0.
Particulars ofMurry& Edsall, Fidelity building,
121 Fourth av.
HOUSE Of 4 rooms, halls, large cillar. spring
water and cistern; R. R. tare, s rents: easy
payments, also C-ionm house, ?100 down. 112 per
month, new, and new 5-room house to rent; nice
lots from 800 lo S2J0. J. B. Zimmerman . 141 Fourth
av., Pittsburg.
HOUSES and lots In Coraopolis. P. & L. E. E.R.;
easy terms. Address G. B. Hart, Coraopo
lis. Pa.
SUADYSIDE-rine residence property; conveni
ent to P. R. K cable and electric lines: price
515,000. See Murry and Edsall, 121 Fourth avenue.
WILKINSBURG New framchouse often rooms
and attic; five rooms on first floor, tle rooms
on second floor, tile hearths, hard wood cabinet
mantel, bath, w. c., hot and cold water, large
rooms, sewered, city water; lot 52120to an alley:
this Is a commodious and excellent home; removal
of owner caue or sale, casttrn exposure, good lo
cation. Hoffmai. & Baldridge, A Ilkinsburg, op
poslte depot. Telephone. 7248.
FOR SALE LOTS
City Lots.
BEAUTIFUL building lot. corner Wvllc nvenno
and Duff street, elegant location for grocery
store. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth avenue.
C1HEAP. cheap, cheap, cheap On AVylie av.,
J corner Frances st., 222x100 feet to an alley.
George Johnston, 62 Fourth av.
CORNER AA'YLIE AVENUKand Frances stret t,
5jJ03 feet. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth
I70R S ALE ?1,600-Lot 22 ft. front Erin St., which
: is paved, bv 115 l-et to Trent st., near AVvlle
av.. Eleventh ward. 1122.) Ar. A. Herron A-Sous,
80 Fourth av.
ON Cliaunccy st. near Wjlle av.. Thirteenth
ward, two nice building lots, 20x)3 feet each
to 20-foot alley, George Johnston, G2rourthav.
"TTTEHSTEK AV., leet, near Chauncey st.
1 George Johnston. Agent, 62 Fourth av.
CJ"I fffA-510 cash and 5' per month, good building
tOXOU lots on line or electric road. Mt. AVash
lngton. BalteuspergerA-AViUlams. 143 Fourth ay.
East End Lots For Sale.
riRAIG ST. Between
Dayard st. and
Center
V av., .erv fine building lot 50x142 reet to an
alley. George Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth av.
170R SALE On Forbes St.. near Craig St., Fonr
. teenth ward, adjoining the main entrance to
Schenlev Park, lot 29 ft. front, less than 100 a front
foot: a bargain. (13) AV. A. Herron & Sons, So
Fourth a v.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on Fayette 'St., Alle
gheny. A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal st.
TREMONT ST. Near Tennsjlvanla av., Alle
gheny, six beautiful building lots, 21x10.1 feet
each to an alley. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth
av., Pittsburg.
Snhurhan Lots For Sate.
EIGHT acres on line of A. V. R, R.. adjoining
the new and enterprising town of Kensington;
suitable for gardening or manufacturing; can be
bought cheap and on very easy terms. See Sloan A
Co., 127 Fourth a v.
HOUSES and lots in Coraopolis, P. JtL. E. C.
II. Stevenson, Coraopolis, Pa.
LARGE LOTS for business and dwellings in the
new manufacturing town or Avonmorc, on
AVest Penn Railroad; a rapidly growing town and
a good place to make a profitable Investment. Jas.
AV. Drape A Co., 313AVood st., -Pittsburg.
SUBURBAN LOTS at Chartlers-Fine bnlldlng
lots 5300 to 5600. according to size and location,
within sight or the Court House: Chartiers Is the
most accessible of any suburb of Pittsburg, being
reached bv the P. & L. E. R. in 12 minutes, by
Chartiers packets in 25 mlputes and by electric
cars, which are to take the place of the present
horse car line next spiing, in 25 minutes; these lota
Iront on line of eiectric road. For further particu
lars, T. II. Dickson, 06 Fourth av.. Room 30.
W ILKINSBURG Choice lots on sewered street
with stone sidewalks: within five minutes of
P. K. R. depot, and one square of electric line;
surrounded with good improvements, building line
and restrictions: size, 50x122 to an alley 20 leet
wide. Hoffman Baldridge, AVilkinsburg, opposite
depot. Telephone 7248.
WILMERDINO Three (3) choice lots near Air
Brake works: must be sold at once. Murry
& Edsall, Fidelity building.
Farms For Sale.
I7ARM A good farm, about 100 acres, near the
. city, only one mile from railroad station,
churches, schools, etc., etc.: excellent dwelling,
outbuildings, large orchard, water, etc,, etc.; one
of the best farms lu the county and for stock or
dairy purposes has no equal. Jas. AV. Drape A
Co., 313 AVood St., Pittsburg.
Tj'ARM Clieap NIcelv located, small poultry and
J? truck farm with natural gas well: abundance
of gas ror greenhouse, poultry house, etc, without
cost. Drape & Co., 313 AVood st.
Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
EOR SALE Commence the new year right. The
X Muskegon Improvement Company is organized
under the laws of Michigan for the purpose of
raising funds to induce manufacturers to locate In
their citv. The company purchased a tract; of land,
subdivided it into lots and sold to citizens of Mus
kegon in one day 2.800 lots at a uniform price of
5110 per lot. Some of these lots have been resold
tor 51,500. and many of them for from $500 to 31. 000
each. Fl'e hundred houses and 12 immense fac
tories is the result of the sale, the profits being
used to erect the factory buildings which were pre
sented free to the present owners. The same com
pany now offer 1.800 lots at a uniform price or 5165
each. Terms only $5 cash and 52 a week or 58 a
month.. The lots in the second sale are more worth
5300 than those in the first sale were worth 5130 on
account or said improvements. The tompnny Issue
a bond backed by a million dollars to duplicate in
1892 what was done in 1831. Send your name and
postofflcc address and we will cheerfully mail you
free plats, maps, a bauUlnl bird's eye view of a
city of 3J.0O0 and such information as every intelli
gent person will appreciate. If you do not become
a purchaser you will find this information valuable
and instructive. This is the one chance or your
lire. It doesn'tcost anything to investjgatc. Avrlte
to Chas, M. Steele Sons, Sole Agents, Muskegon,
Mich.
SEVERAL desirable manuracturing sites, river
and railroad front. George Johnston, Agent,
62 Fourth av.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Novelty Printing Co.. 77 Diamond
St.; all kinds of printing; best work at lowest
prices.
PERSONAL casn paid for old gola and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired; new work made
10 order. Chris. Hauch, 541 Smlthfield.
PERSONAL-Credlt, yes, 'credit on flnejlress
goods, silks, satins, wraps. etc.. at J. Dtvyer's,
Room 4, McCance block, 701 Smlthtleld.
PERSONAL Wall paper for Friday and Satur
day only: any 15-cent goULpaper in our line of
new spring styles for 10 cents. Shldle's, 403 Smith
field street.
PERSONAL Have you subscribed ror your
magazines and periodicals for '02? If not,
come and see us before doing so; it will pay you;
also, new and old books at reduced prices. Frank
Bacon & Co., 301 Smlthfield st. Open every even
ing. "PERSONAL Stop coughing? 51,000 reward fora
X case of throat or lung trouble, last stages ex
cepted, which cannot be relieved- by a proper use
of Dr. X. Stone's Bronchial AVafers; 2ocaboxat
druggists. For sample send 10c to Stone Med. Co.,
Chicago. 111.
PERSONAL When I was a small boy my mother
always repaired mv breeches and jacket, but
since I got to be a great blgman, Dickson, the w ell
known tailor, 65 Fifth av., cor. Wood st., second
floor, has been substituted, who now does alt ray
cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape.
Tel. 1553.
PERSONAL New patents Issued January 12.1802;
list furnished by O. D. Levis, Tatent Attor
ney. 131 Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg, Pa.
Established over 20 years. Frank G. CaldwelL
Wheeling. AA". A'a., sheet metal panel for celling
and walls; John AV. Daniels, In Ogden, Utah, iron
ing board; Robert H. Dixon. Santa Rosa, Cat.,
pruning implement; norace B. Forbes, Ogrleu,
Utah, magazine for arms; John B. Goodwin, Pitts
burg. Pa., metallic standing rooting: John Harper,
J.oudon, England, portable scaffold: Frederick D.
Hoil, Pittsburg, alarm clock: Lewis Lipp, Cincin
nati, O.. flushing tank; Charles A. Paul, Ft.
AVajne.Ind. , pulley; LeonSoulerin, Paris, Frame,
pneumatic railway brake: G. A. Spang, Butler,
la., pressure blower; Morris C. Wilson. Athens.
Pa., extension ladder. United States and all
foreign patents obtained at reasonable prices.
SECURE desirable boarders and lodgers
by ndvertlsln; in the' cent-a-vrord colauuu
TO EET.
East End Besldences To Eet
TO LET Dwelling, II roorrs. situate on the cor
ner of one or the most prominent avenues or
the East End: snltable as a dwelling or for lodging
rooms or offices for physicians: is fitted complete
with all modern conveniences. Apply at COOL.
Penn av.
TO LET-FIfthav.,Oakland (also fronting Forbes
St.), a large house. 15 roomstmodern fixtures;
very large grounds; very suitable foraflrst-cLasi
lodging house. AV. A. Herron & Sons. SO ourtb.
avenue.
rro LET East End modern residence, 10 rooms
JL all modern conveniences, latest features: loca
tloifcholre and surroundings unsurpassed; 3-ycar
lease only. Henry A. Breed, 516 Market st.
TO LET-On Wineblddlc v belo-y Liberty,
frame honse 9 rooms, bathroom, laundry. In
quire cor. AA'lneblddle and Cypres! st.
Alleslieny Residences To Eet.
rpo LET No. 138 Ridge avc. Allegheny. $X) per
X month: three-story brick honse. eight rooms,
bath, cemented l.iundrv, both gases: Immediate
possession. Apply to V. AV. Lawrence &Co.,
AVaterst., below Penn avc., Pittsburg.
TO LET Kirnpatrick nr Allegheny, Second
ward; two neat brick houses, six rooms, bath,
halt vestibule,1 etc ; immediate possession. A
Leggate & Son, 103 Fourth av.
TO LET Allegheny av.. very desirable residence,
9 rooms; all conveniences; location choice.
Henry A. Breed. 510 Market st,
TO LET Nice five-room dwelling Federal st.
extension. Inquire of J. R. McKee. 70S Tcnii
av.. Room bit.
rpo LET See John K. Ewlng & Co., 107 Federal
-I. si..
, lor Allegleny houses.
Suburban Residences To Lot,
TO LET 5" to 510 a month Houses. 3 to 7 rooms
each. atWlldwood station, on Allegheny Val
ley Rallwav.ninc miles trom Union statioii; imme
diate possession. A. Leggate & Son, 1CS Fourth
avenue.
Rooms To Let.
I BURNISHED ROOMS-No. 101 Avery St., Alle
. ghenr. Pa.
OAKLAND Furnished room for single gen te
mnn; private family; pleasant room. 3SI3
Forbes st.
ROOMS Two furnished front rooms for house
keeping, 1 minute from Court House. 223
Fifth av.
I)OOMS Furnished and unfurnished, at Room
k Renting Agency. 130 Robinson St.
EOOMS Second and third floor 611 Smlthfield st.
Inquire Maltby's Oj ster Depot.
I OOM Nicely furnished room ou first floor front.
L 173 Ellsworth.
Offices and Desk Room To Let,
TO LET Desk room in our main office, with fuse
of desk, etc.; also a private room, newly
furnished with desk, chairs, carpets, etc. C. II.
Love, 93 Fourth av.
TO LET GO Fourth av,. two fine, large connec
tion offices on second Hoor, with vault. AV. A.
Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
T0 LET Oflicesjon I'enn av., below Fifth St., at
present occupied by a physician. Address A.
AV., Dispatch office.
Rnsiness Stands To Let.
rpo LET Five fine new ware or business houses,
X fn e stories high, 20 ft. tront by 90 ft. deep. In
cluding steam heat, steam elevator, electric light
ing; fineolhces, with large fireproof" vault, on New
Grant St.. near Seventh av., adjoining the lino
building orBIndlev Hardware Co. For terms and
particulars, see AV. A. Herron & Sons, No. 80
Fourth av.
TO LET Manufacturing property, 144 feet front
on Washington av.. Allegheny: IV) feet dep
to paved back street, with brick and frame build
ings on the AAahIngton av. front, and large vacant
ground In rear lor storage: buildings will be plated
in order to suit tenant. Apply to Benj. F. Jen
nings, All est Pcnn Steel AA Torts, Preble av.. Alle
gheny. TO LET Separate storerooms with railroad
track: all receiving, handling, shipping and
delivering facilities; also office room. Inquire of
W. A. Hoeveler, Storage, Pike and Twelfth sts.,
Pittsburg. Pa.
TO LET Storeroom and basement fronting on
Pcnn and Frankstown avs., at the East End. in
the crv best part of the East End for any kind of
mercantile business. C. II. Love, 93 Fourth av.
TO LEI' Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
av. ; three floors: 20.000 feet space; abundant
power; good light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros.. 20 Filth av.
aO LET Desirable storeroom. Diamond at, in
new Dispatch building: light and heat fur
nished. Apply to Business Office The Dispatch,
corner Smlthfield and Diamond sts.
fPO LET Only 81.500 ner year.
large ware or
X business house, 50xSO feet: three stories
Ross.
near Third av.; send lor list.
Sons, SO Fourth av.
W. A. Herron &
rno LET-
-The very des!rabTe storeroom (with
nt) No. 203 Smlthfield St.. Central
X basement)
Hotel building. Apply at Kaufmauus' store.
TO LET A large room. 100x40, on second floor,
suitable for storage or light mauufactariug,
Daniel McCaffrey, 238 and 240 Fiftli av.
a'O LET Storeroom with ce!iar..'v20 Liberty street,
21T75 feet in the clear, extending through to
Third avenue.
rpo LET Stores
good stores; well located on
X Smlthfield and Wood sts.
(., ii. ijove, 13
Fodrth av.
TO LsT Good Wood st. 4-storv brick buiding;
well located. C. H. Love. 03 1 ourth av.
rpo LET-Hotel in this city; ceutrally located. C.
JL 11
. Love, 03 Fourtii av.
Farms To Let.
TO LET The Hamnett farm, about 65 acres, one
mile directly nack of IIometcad,Pa. Inquire of
C. J. Hamnett, Homestead, Pa.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
STABLE Very convergent; will hold three horses
and two ti agons. Call at 97 Seventh av. t
LOST.
LOST Friday afternoon in Fifth av. cable car.
lady's black handbag, containing !3J or 10.
Finder will be rewarded by leaving came at 302S
Fifth av.
LOST Poct-etbook containing plenty or papers to
identify the owner. Finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving it at Houston Bros.', Thirty
second st.
LOST Itlng. gent's diamond ring; B. & O. depot,
downtown street to Ft. Wavne depot. Alle
f;heny, orpostoffiee to Mt. Washington Incline;
iberal reward. W. J. Coyle, No. 35 Fourth av..
city ;
EDUCATIONAL.
VTEW RAPID PHONOGRAPHY AND
-Ll typewriting and complete business
course taught at Park Institute, 204 North
ave., Allegheny. New term opens Novem
ber !). Evening sessions. Catalogues and
journal to any address free.
BU20-TTS LEVI LPDDgX, A. M., Principal.
Tartifs shorthand school"
This institution, devoted exclusively to Instruc
tion in shorthand and typewriting, is now In Its
eighth year. The conductor has had an experience
of "j years as ocielal stenographer lor courts
and legislative bodies. Firty typewriters are Tor
the use or students. Three floors arc devoted cn
tlrelvtothe use or the school. The intiuiction is
thorough and practical. Sessions are held dav ana
evening. For full particulars and catalogue call
on oraddress A. M. MARTIN, 412 Wood street.
jan-SG-Tbs
GURRY
SIXTH STREET.
CTJRP.T Collegiate Department, Tho Dost,
CUKKY Normal School, Tho Best.
CBKKT English Training School, , The Best
CURRY Business College, v Tho Best.
CURRY School of Shorthand, The Best.
CURUx" Conservatory of Music, The Best
CURRY School of Elocution, The Best.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, Tho Best.
Call or send for catalogue. H. M. ROWE,
President. ocM-51
$500 REWARD.
The Board of Fire Underwriters of Alle
gheny county hereby offers tho abovo re
ward for thef detection, conviction and pun
ishment of the party concerned in an at
tempt to fire the bnlldlng of Messrs. Flem
ing & Hamilton, situated on Third avenue,
this city, on the morning of January 10, lS9i
jal3-18 J. B. McFADDEN.Fire Marshal.
STENGILS,
STEEL STAMPS,
JIUBBER STAMPS,
SEAL EimUA"EIlVTLT.
W. A. Bunting, 20 Fifth Ave
al-TT8
J. O. FLOWER,
nDern. -fcal Office,
-3b35r rE2C3V AVE.
ja7-35-rrs
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING At iD CLEANING.
5t Sixth Avenue,
ahl9-C3-TUTha Pittsburg; Pa.
S500 TO S500,00LV
OLOAN
on mort
gages, city, or conntry property, at lowest
Pittsburg. Telephone No. 97i' !
Jal5-29-D
UNEMPLOYED people can easiest secure
situations by advertising in THE DIS-
FATCH'd cent-a-word eotaauEWj
AUCTION SAEE.
BRUCE & SHIELDS. Attorneys,
Fifth avenue and Grant street.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
ON PENN AVE.
-AND
Large Stable Property in the Rear,
On Northeasterly Corner of Penn
Avenue and Barker's Alley, Fourth
Ward, Pittsburg. ,
In re estate of Benjamin Trimbte.deccased,
at No. 13S of November term, 1891, of the Or
phans' Court of Alleshenv connty.
By virtno or an orderof tho said Oplians'
Conrfat said nmnuerand term, the under-si-rncd
as trnstee and administrator, d. b. n.
c. t. a., of the estato of said Benjamin Trim
ble, will expose tho following property at
PUBLIC SALE
On tho premises, Nos. 623 and 625 Fenn ave
nue, Pittsburg, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1892,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. IT,
That certain real estate sitnato in the
Fonrth ward of tho said city of Pittsbnrjr,
consisting of two lots or pieces of ground, aa
follows:
First On the northeasterlycorncrof Penn
nienneantl Barker's alley; fronting forty
(40) leet on Penn avenne, and ronnin:; back
northwardly along faidnlley, preserving tho
same width, one hundred and twenty (120)
feet to an alley ten (10) feet wide.
Second On the eastwardly side of Bark
er's alley, at the distance of one hundred
and thirty (130) feet from Penn avenne,
thence extending northwardly one hundred
and sixty (160) feet, thence eastwardlv, par
allel with Penn avenue, flfty-tliree (53) feet
three (3) inches, tlsonee southwardly one
hnndred and sixty (100) feet to an alley ten
(10) feet wide, thence westwardlv along said
alley Jiftv-three (53) feet three (3)iiicuesto
Baker's alley.
On which there is erected a largo ionr
storied brick hotel building lorty (40) feet
front by one hnndred and twenty (120) feet
in dppth and a lnrge stable and cow market.
TEEMS OF SALE TobeS percent of the
amount of the bid when the Dronerty is
knocked down; one-third cash on-dclivery
of deed, (the 5 per cent paid down being part
thcteof) and tho balance intwoeqttal an
nual payments, with interest nt6percent
per annum from date of continuation of sale,
evidenced by common bond, seenred by
mortgago on tho premises, with CO day sci
fa. insurance and attorney'"" connni'-'Jioii
clauses, OR ALL CASH, AT TIIE OPTION"
OF THE PURCHASE!.
JAMES P. QTJINX,
Trustee and Administrator, d. b. n. c. t.a.
Office Fifth avenue and Giant street, third
floor over drug store.
jalO S0-10,16,2,S?,24 26-27 23
LAZEAR & ORE. Attorneys,
400 Grant st., Pittsburg.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE ESTATE OF
John Wagner, deceased.
Bv virtue o! an order of the Orpnans' Court
of Allegheny County at No. 113 February
term, 1691, 1 will expose at public sale on the
premisei on TUESDAY, Febrnary a, 1892, at 3
r. M., a piece of land in the Fifteenth ward
of the city of Pittsbnrg fronting one hun
dred feet on Thirty-sixth street, and extend
ing back, of even width between Charlotte
street and an alley, a distance of eighty-two
feet eight inches. See deed from Jonas
Groves et ai to John Wagner, d.itd April 16.
1S69, and recorded in 'Deed Hook, vol. 2W,
page 216. On said property are erected three
small brick dwelling houses of six rooms
and an attic each, and three larger brick
dwelling houses of six room", attic and hall
each, all in lirst-clnxs condition, with gas
and water pipes in each.
The property will be subdivided to suit pur
chasers. Terms of sale: T o hundred dollars
down, one-half of balance on confirmation of
sale and delivery of deed, and the balance
in one and two years, with inte.est from
date of confirmation, to be securod by bond
and mortsage (with 30 days sci. fa. clause) on
tno premises, or all cash, at the option of the
purchasers.
FLORENTIEX WAGNER.
Administrator or John Wagner, tlcc'd,
jal6-22-s 171 Thirty-sixth st., nttsbure.
Bl JAS. W., DRAPE & CO.,
EXCELLENT PRESSED BRICK
DWELLING
With lot, at auction, No. 30 Taggart street.
Second waid, Allegheny; online of electric
cars. A most excellent dwcllintr, almon
now; oight cood rooms with hath, vr.
c, ga. vestihulo, hall and dry cellar, etc.,
etc. Everytlrlng in prime order; will be sold
at public sale on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
27, at 2 o'clock p. it., on the premises. Title
perfect. Immediate possesion. Further
particulars from JAS. W. DRAPE A CO..
Astents and Auctioneers, 313 Wood street,
Pittsbnrg. Jal648-n
BY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
STOCK OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, NOTIONS, ETC.
Moved from the conntry to 237 Ohio street,
Allegheny, and to be sold at public sale in
said store, commencing this SATURDAY
EVENING, January 16, at 7 o'clock, contirfu
ingou Monday afternoon and daily after
ward. A. S. MILLER,
Assigneo and Attorney, St. Nicholas build
ing. JAS. VT. DRAPE & CO.,
Auctioneers, 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
jal6-50-D
C. H. WEINHAUS,
AUCTIONEER, 532 SMITHFIELD ST.
Sales of merchandise at storeand residences
promptly attended to. Cash advances mide
on all consignments. Jal3-I3
FOR SALE.
Bids will be received until FEBRUARY 10,
18'J2, for the
SEWER PIPE WORKS
And manufactured pipe on hand, of the
Penn'a. Man'fg., Mining ,t Supply Co., at
TORONTO, OHIO.
The company reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. Address all communica
tions to JOHN S. DAVISON.Treas., P. 0. Box
731, Pittsbnrg, Pa. jal8
ONE-Cent-a-Word wilt secure a situation
in Tilt" DISPATCH'S want colnmns.
BUY
A
HOME
In making a selection for a home the great
est care should be given that the surroundings
are. "such that the purchase will increase in
value and the outlook for employment and
business the best. Such a place is the new
city of
KENSINGTON,
On the A. V. R. R., 18 miles from Pittsburg.
Its large and growing population will increase the
value of this property. Its many manufactories
make employment and business for all who in
vest in property and locate there. This is a
good time to buy. You can be suited now in
price and location. Free railroad tickets fur
nished. '
THE BURRELL IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Rooms 30, 32 and 34,
No. 96 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
IT, WILL, -,.'
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"t-1 -j, "TEM-'T jH-3a " . J4v.ts6.J
a, jau-aa-inCT j
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
UNION AVENUE, ALLEGHENY
Fronting the Parks.
A Good Residence.
0 Rooms. Modern Fixtures. Lot 30x110 tett.
j PRICE VERY REASONABLE.
W.'A. HERRON & SONS,
80 Fourth Avenue. Ja2-15-a
FOR SALE
HANDSOME
RESIDENCE.
OF CHAS. L. COLE, ESQ..
On Allegheny Avenne.
12 rooms, in eood orders
i modern fixtures, large lot.
carriage nouse anu scaDie
on alley in rear. Price very
reasonable (43)
W. A. .HERRON & SONS,
Ja5-75-ll-lG-2i 80 FOURTII AV.
f Now being finished: flno
OAKLAND.
$7,000
FOR SALE.
neiv house eight rooms;
very latest fixtnres: lame
lot; location desirable. (S3).
W. A. HEKEOX & SONS. SO
(.Fourth ar.
JaI3-10U-12,16,a,23,23
Penn Ave., fTo
To let for one or three years.
East End, -XaboatS0 fcet; l0CaU011
Stmwnnm I '-a-herron & sons,
OlUreiUOIU SO Fourth avenue.
ja-G7-J4,16,lD,23
A lino honsoD rooms
modern fixturcsttne
of the best locations
in Hitzeiwood. W.A.
Herron & Sons, 80
Fourth av.
jal3-70-ws
FOR SALE
$0,300
IIAZEL'VOOD AV.
TO LET jOppositfi the Postofflcc
.Large office building.
FOURTII AV.Sendforlit.
W. A. HERRON & SONS, SO
OFFICES. '.Fourth avenue. jali-OT-TTS
Location central: lot
OO'xin feet, with a.
eood brick dwelling 10
rooms. (45) W. A.
HERRON & SON'S, 80
Fourth av.
jalS-75-16,21,2G-fel,G
SANDUSKY ST.,
ALLEGHENY,
FOP. SALE.
-v One of the best In Wiltins-
TO-LET I burg: new bulldin-r, -with
FINE BUSI- V. dwellinir: tvorthvan exarain-
NES ration. AV. A. HERRON &
LOCATION. 1 SONS, 80 Fourth av.
) Ja7-4S-7,11.1S
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS 1:0 AND FROM
all parts of Europe, drafts, money or
der', cable transfers and foreign coin at low
est New York rates. MAS SCHAMBEKG&
CO., No. 527 Sniithllold St., Pittsburg, Pa. Es
tabiished in lSKi. sel0-TT3
AMERICAN LINE.
Saillnc every Wednesday from Philadelphia
nnd Liverpool. Pusenger accommodations
for all classes nnsurpax-ed. Tickets sold to
and from Great Britain and Ireland, Nor
way, Sweden, Deiimarlr, etc.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION" CO.,
General agents, 305 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Full information can bo had of J. J. Mo
CORMICK, Fonrth avenue and Smlthfield
street. LOUIS MOESER, 616 Smlthfield
street. mhS-4 Prrs
-rirlllTE STAR LINE
it iorQu
lueen.town and Llvemool.
Tlnvnl nnii ITtilttd States Mail steamer.
Tcntonic.Jaii 20. 10:33am I "Tentimic. Feb. 17. flam
Britannic, Jan. 27. Z pm I Britannic. Feb H,2:.10pra
Jlijestic. Feb. 3. 10 am j 'Majestic.JIar 8r0am
Ailriatlr. Feb. 10. 3 p m Germanic. 3Iar. 9. 3 p in
From White btardoct, foot or West Tenth St.,
New York, i
"-Jecnnd cabin oi these steamers. Saloon rates,
?50 ami npvranl. second cabin ?35 and $10. Excur
sion tickets on favorable terms. Steerage, from or
to old conntry. S3). ..,.
White Star drafts payable on demand la all the
nrlnelpil banks thronpliont Great Britain. Applr
to JOHN J. MCCORMICK. CB and 401 SmitlilieU
St.. Plttsbnrsr. or II. MAITLAND KEKSEY. Gen
eral Agent, 2 Broadway. NewYorl.. .Jal3-D
CUNAIiD LINE-NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL VIA QUEENSTOWN-From Pier 40
North Klver. Fast express mail service.
Umbrla. Jan. 1(1. 7 a. m.'nothnla, Feb. 10. 2p. m.
Gallia. Jan. 2!. 1&0 p. m.lUmbria.Feb.l3,530.m.
Etrnria. Jan.30.5-J0a.m.lervia, Feb. 2". n a.m.
Aurania. Feb. 0, lp. m.lGallio. Feb. 21. 2 p.m.
Cabin passage fWantl upward, according to lo
cation; second cabin, 535.
Steerajre tickets to and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates. "
For freight and passage applv to the eompanVa
oflice. 4 Bowling Green. New York. VERNON II.
BROWN CO.. General Agents, or CHARLES P.
SMITH. Third av. and Wood St.. Agent for Pitts
bnrg, Pa. jall-D
ALLAK I,IIVE;
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA,
Via Derry and Galway. Tho tno-t direct
route from Scotland unci North and Middle
of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, 30. Steerage, $19.
CTBTr) Service of
i Mr X AI1VAX IvTTCJE;
LINE ) STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Via London every Fortnight.
Jan 28, State of Nebraska. S A. M.
CABIN, $40. Second das. $23. Steerage. $19.
Apply to J. J. McCOisMICK, 639 Smlthfield
...-Ant Tit,cl, Tl n'.i!-Tl
street, Pittsbnrg.
Norddentscher Lloyd Steamship Company.
Fast Line ot Etprcs. Steimers.
New York to -onthainpton (London). Bremen.
SPRING FAILINGS. 1392.
Eider.
Havel,
Ems.
Lahn,
t-aalc.
Spree,
Elbe,
Alter.
Trave,
Elder.
Havel,
Ems.
Lalin,
taalc.
Fat.,
Tne-..
!at..
Tues.
Sat..
April 2Elbe.
Anrll !i Aller.
Wed., May 1J
Sat.. May 21
Tiies.. May si
tat.. May 2i
Tees., May 31
Sat.. June 4
Tues., Jnne 7
bat.. Jnne It
Tues., June II
Wed., Jnne 15
Sat.. June IS
Tues., June 21
Sat.. June 2
Tues., June 23
April 9l frave,
Anrtll? Eider.
April n Ha el,
April IS Ems.
Tne
Wed., April 20 Labu,
t-at., April 23 S.i-ile,
Tues., April as "pree.
Sat.. April30Elbe,
Tues., May 3 Aller.
t-at.. May 7lTravp.
Tuei., May 101 Elder.
Sat... Mav 14 Havel.
Spree.
Tues. Mar 17 Ems. Sat.. Jnlr. 2
Tlmn from Mew Vork to Southampton. 7 davs.
From Soutnampton to Bremen.21or30 honrs. Froiji
Southampton to London, bv Southwestern Railway
Co.. Si nonrs. Trains every hour in tbesnmmer
season, ltallwavcarrl ijtes for London await pas
fienjeers In Southampton I)ock3 on arrival of ex
press steamers from New York.
These steam rs are well known fortheir speed,,
comfort and excellent cuisine.
MAX SCHAMBEIJG & CO.. 527 Smlthtleld St.,
LOUIS MO-jER. 016 Smlthtleld St., Agents for
Pittsburg. deS-50-P
SECURE desirable boarders and lodgers
by advertising in the cent-a-vrord columns
of THE DISPATCH.
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INCREASE
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