The Weekly Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

'I THJi COUKLER. COJOTELLSVILLE. FRIDAY MOBBING, SEPTEMBER 1891. THE PIG ItUft HUM Coin fu Continue to llu! Loin of A of Pro I ucll vn The American ir ufattun a rqwrt i i coodlUon of tbe blast jrtmcfi of tho cou ti few the month of August tho a prtdu tifm the month about the same as tint The coke furnace ami the cnrruotil fL. added slightly to their wM ut this mtft Arei come by the genital Tall ng fit in the nnthin cite distiicts i in inrious diatruta have bw mostly of tbi uwml (bar Acter of otic furnace more or less in blnst than the prevtojs month but both in the Lebanon ami in Virgmin tlioie has teen a duUine of four in the active Hat and in the Juninttt and Conemaugh Valleys wo find tin ii crease three in tbut list The iaclivtduf1 among tbe coke fur nacea have been as follows One Blair in the Junlata and Gonemmigh leys, with the idlu Johnstown and Everett in Allegheny county one Carrie vent out for repairs In Virginia, (Jem went out before The close of August, Princess and Ivanboe also cwfciuff operations in Alabama, one Alice stopped August 7th in Hocking Val ley, Ohio Akron und Winona were marshalled into the pnxlacing ranks again, and in the Ian sous 0 bio list, BeUa.ro went out on tho 16th for rellnicg rnd tbe Cleveland Roll ing Mill Co.

blew in its Central bo 1 Mia souri hoe a producing coke furnace for the first ttmo in some ironths tbe Missouri Fur naoe Co resuming August 12th Tin following table shows the standing of the furna-xa September 1st arranged by fuels JTucl Charcoal Anthracite Bltumluoi i In No Iio it of mart Captuit 1)390 24V)1 Compired with August 1st, the standing of the ftirnn es in lust is aa follows Antlira.Jt. Bltumltiout Capacity 1118-1 lit Cftpaolty utn, 138 120 483 The following: statement shows stand ing ol the coke furnaces August 1st and September lit by districts NeVioriT" Allegheny Vail Vallny Val YoughTaltey JuBlatAodCoi Maryland Virginia North Carolina West Virginia Ohio Maliontiig Eastern Cent. and Hocking Valley HannlngKoek Kentucky Tennessee Oeorgla Alabama Indiana UllDOll WUeoniin Colorado Totals. Coraanuting editoriaUr on this rtport, the Hanufactiirer lan "Thus far during the last six months of the year 1801 OTirproduc tlon bu been great an during tbe correa ponding months of W90 when our production thegreattet in our hiilory We hare i producing since July 1st, ISM at the i of was the been rate period in the'fate'was" 170 SSS a week It Is no wonder that stocks an increasing and Furaaw Fraimeali Tbe Cambria Iron Company Intends to rebuild lt Johnstown wire works which was destroyed by the uooa i'be new works will and will pve employment to 500 nun. Work the Buildings will begin at once.

Lot Ubuntaln Coal, Timber Company )uu been Incorporated at PlnevtUe, Ky, for tbe purpose of building iron (ur ooko ovens, dereloping mineral lands, So Theautborlzedcapitalstockis fB 000,000 The new Grace Furnace of the Briar Hill Iron Cool Co o( Youngstown, is aver aging 380 tons of Bessemer iron Tbe Junction Iron Oo's Furuaco No 3 at Mingo June tlon, has averaged 210 tons. Carnegie. Fhipps Co hare quit using natura. at their Street Mill burg, and nra preparing to go back to the use of coal. Tho changes will cost Work hns progressed so far on the new plant of the Mononeabela Iron Steel Co at H.ys station, that it is thought operations can be commenced early in the fall anylor ti Co of Httiburg have leased the Sharon Furnace, and will overhaul and modernize it.

They will try to have it ready to blow in by October 1st The Cambria Iron Cos Bessemer depart meat to be enlarged and tbe capacity doub led The present capacity 1100 tons per day The new addition will be on exact au plicate of tbe prewut works. The Pioneer Manufacturing Co Furnace No 1 at Tbomas, Ala has blown iu again, Whilepreparing to go in blast the Woud stock Co No. 2 Furnace at Woodstock, Ala caught fire and tbe wood work de stroyed with two hundred thousand bushels of Charcoal and all the machinery, moklug a very heavy loss Another one of tbe 10-ton converters nt the Edgar Thompson Steel Works has been re placed by a 15 ton converter Its i i vt 1 vt ti dtbe ol I A i i ti iSJl i 1mm i. in i 1 6 111 I I Ik Mm Mrh IX 1 it ih UrtJel t) Emma Heuler, lot I Bellevenicr "-land ttbu valuableconsiders tion Juif th 1S)1 A. Ellzn pbrfl and incl Join sttn I in mnellsvllle vi sbij i Olnei i i i i Tlif mpbnu an 1 oil "01 11 acre" otcttptuiK Le oul in forth Uniim town- CxuLUto of Julm L.

llhoads tn DeLnnpj lot in Biulgipoit 5-1 000 Aucll SOth, 1SD1 Capppi oad wife to Al raham Bchmuck, Iftfl acres in Spiineneid township WOO MttfTth 1801 Robert Vrtisto Joel Bodkin and wife IOC acres in Ionbar township 9300 Septembe 19tn, i8i.8 John Wallers and wife to Henry lory lot in New Geneva (350 Septembe 4th Jacob Barmen and wife to Charity Mai lory lot in New Geneva 850 June Oth, 18TT William Mason aud wito to John Harbaugh 10 acres In Stewart township $1 500 Slav Hth 18 tl William Uankln and wife to Cliniles McCormick two lots in Uuiontown eSOOO Sea tembei ffth 18U1 Charles McCormlck and wif) to William Rankin, 8 acres in North Union township SeptaiuberOth 1S91 Thomas Searight and wife to James A J9eailght, in trust, 31 acres in two tracts (n North Union SJ1 421 Septem ber9th 1SD1 William A McHugh to Samuel Frock and others, Baltimore House hotel property in Connellsvjlle September 5th 1801 Samuel Wnggle and ife to William Ceffenbaugh, lot lu Non Geneva $175 July 1st im Henry Dils "He and others to William H. Beffenbaugh the undiv-ded two thirds of lol inNjwOeneia $200 1891 Calvin Altmss wife to John Clark, lot In South Union township September inb, 1801 John H.Clark and wife to CahinC Alt man lot in Uniontovn $1,100 September 1891 William Speers and others to Charles Uartln lot in Dunbai township $SOO Octo- 4nd 1SUO Jumes Hnger and ife to Nancy A. Moody lot in Dunbar township 945 August 1st George A McCornuch and wife to Cordelia Davis lot South Lnion tonnehip Sloll September Jrd l01 (, Ihe followinir man Inge licenses granted bj the Clerk of tbe Orphans' Court during the week ending Septembu 18 1 Charles Mitchell of Connellsville and Mollie A. Ilerwkk of Stewartoti James Stewart of Allegheny City and Annie cksoo on Nicholson township Fred Hartman and Carrie Jeatius, both of Honwood JOfeph Murray of Broad Ford und Mary I Lowe o( Connellsvlllo Mike He mulos and Mary Popcun both of BrownBeld. Virgil A Brooks of Greene county und Olive A Johnson, of bniontown Imforatatloai Filed Dnnng the week ending Saturday Sep.

tember 19tb informations were Bled in the following Commonwealth cases for Septem her com John Daugherty, Thomas bray, Scott, William Shearer Tbomas Bottomly and (Xrtton, assault and battery, Bar per prosecutor John Daugberty Thomas Gray Scott, William Shearer, Orear Bottomiy and John Gordon affray 8 Franks prosecutor JohnComUky alias Jack the Sailor being ft tramp Jesse Reed, prosecutor MowaKorr surety of the peace Harry Increases the product of the mill about tons every hours The National Tuba Works, the Mononga heia Furnace Comuanv and Boston Iron Steel Compuny of Mcfoesport and tho Republican Iron Wor orks of Fittsburg have been consolidated The consolidated company ia incorporate! as now or stock of fUl 600 000 numbers 0,000 organized with a capital The force of emplo) es Slate of Trnile EW YOBK, September --Reports to Dun and Bradstreet commercial agencies on Che conditions of busiuesa are all encour aging From nearly every city reporting there comes the same cheering information that business ia better and prospects brighter The 3overnment crop report is one of the most favorable ever issued COKTO1X371IXB QajLUf JUHK.KT Wheat per 9 Oats, (uew) per bu Corn perbu Corn eal bu Flour patent purbbl Fiour seralg Jt per bbl vFlour, low per obi Chopped Feed (corn and oats) per ton Bran, per ton MklSuS, pertoc Mill Feed pei ton Hay baled per ton Hay, loose per pvrrsD ma LIVK STOCK Prime 1 900 cattle Good 1300iai.4'X)lb cattle Good 1 10051 200 I cattle Fair OOOai 000 Stocks and feedere Good fresh cowi Common cown sjul springers VealCalwi Prime 10 Ibs sheep HM sheep JPalr sheep Hogs Catered fer Beeenl. The following deeds were entered for record dnring tbe week ending Saturday September 12th A Elba Campbell and husband to John ston Eckiesand others lot Connellsville, February lth, 1888 ScottdaJe Ererson Land Company to John Martynowski lot in Upper Tyrone township April 22nd, 1890 Seottdale Everson Land Company to -JohnFiaula lotinTJpper Tyrone township, November 1880 Alexander Livengood and wife to Mich ael Martynowski lot in Upper Tyrone town ship September 18110 Executor cf Elvira Shields to Mathow Wil Hams, 100 acres in Stewart township $570 MayJSth 138 Jackson and wif to A Holiday 100 acres ill Stewart township $570 April Mathen Williams and nife to 100 acres in Stewart township Jack S870 April 15th HSI i. Shepp and wife to ISaaoy lot In Connellsville township (300 mber lit, 1801 Eutman and wife to William Wheeler 1 acre In Laiierne township June 12th William heeler and wife toHngh Wheel UV lot in Lozeme township August 15th, 1S8 Ferdinand Dappieheimer to Christeena Dap- jpleheimer 3 acres In two tracks inConnells Knalor Lockard, fornication and bastardy John Ruble prosecutor Geor( Barker and Elmer Freeman, carry ing concealed weapons William Harrsiou prosecutor George Barker and Elmer Freeman assault and battery Harrison, prosecutor Robert Jackson, larceny Alfred prosecutor John Watson fornication and bastardy Laura Christopher prosecutrix William Smith larceny Wolf prosecutor Kate McCann. larceny, Annie Burns pros ecotril George Kendall, larceny, Daniel Lankey prosecutor Scott Peurose seduction Alinme Howan, prosecutrix Samuel HefUey, larceny Clark pros ecu tor trtistavo Blume, selling liquor without Ii cense Berger prosecutor John Donahue selling liquor without 11 cense Kate SlcCann prosecutrix Donaldson selling liquor without cense Kate McCann, prosecutrix. Mn John Donaldson sailing liquor with out license Kate MuCann, prosecutrix Chauncey Vansickle, assault and battery David Griffith prosecutor Robert Jackson assault and battery Fan nie Jackson prosecutrix Charles Slanders selling liquor ithout 11 cense A Duncan prosecutor Charles blunders selling liquor on Sunday A Duncan prosecutor Charles Slanders selling liquor to minors A Duncan prosecutor Louisa Slanders selling liquor without Ii cenve A Duncan, prosecutor liHima selling liquor to minors A Duncan, prosecutor iihn Darby snrejy of the peace Tiancis Williams protecutor John Donahue fuinishlng intoxicating drinks to minors etc Kate JncCaun prose- cutrfx Mrs John Donahue selling liquor to mi etc Kate McCaun prosecutrix treorge Barker assault and battery, aggra vated assault and battery mid assault and battery with intent to kill Harrinoi prosecutor George Barker concealed deadly Harrison prosecutor Martin Berglo selling liqaor on Sunday, E.

St. Clalr, prosecutor Calvin Tresslar, Harry Hyatt anil William Tresslar breaking windows of a dwelling house Mrs James McCleary, prosecutrix Louis Scbaliner furnishing intoxicating drink to a person visibly intoxicated John Fuller prosecutor Louis Scbaliner furnishing intoxicating drinks to minors etc John Fuller prosecu lonyPage assault and battery etc Frank Bennett, prosecutor William Fordyce, assault and battery James Beeuon, prosecutor George Fox and Martin Berglu assault and battery with Intent to commit rape Martha Dat Is prosecutrix James Henry, false pretense, Thomas Boley prosecutor William Moore, larceny, Parker proa ecutor Alice Richey larceny as bailee Joseph Halfhlll prosecutor George Boldeu surety of the peace, Leon Lewis, prosecutor James Barnes, larceny Beatty, prosecutor Janife Allison Springer malicious mischief Annie Richey, prosecutrix assault itrix Riffle prose- cutrix Andrew Gallick assault and Dluback prosecutor MCUORMIOK, BKJ'YAHD TUCA8 --MANnFACTURERS OF-Cars, Pit Wagons, Larries, Coke Barrows, Oven Frames, Coal Screens and Chutes, Tipples, Drums, Safety Cages, Frogs, Switches, Track Bridles, and all kinds of Iron and Brass Castings. COMPLETE OUTFITS ForGoal, Goke and Fire Brick Works, Furnished. Machinery Built aud Repaired. Steam Pumps relined with best anti-corrosive metal.

Gas Pipe, Brass and Iron Fittings, Packing, Belting, Steel and Iron E. E. Spikes, and all kinds of Machinery Supplies kept in stock. Works at junction of B. 0.

and S. IT. P. B. B.

S10BT OFFICE. 020 A WATEtt STREET. Y( THE IGHIOGHENY BANK BOYTS, PORTER CONNELLSVILLE, CONIfELLSVILLE, PA AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, CAPITAL PAID IN SURPLUS FUND $200000 50,000 2 ,000 JNO NEWCOMEB J08 SOISSON 0 -KURTZ, LINE BUTH, GEOBGB GKIPriN UNION SUPPLY (LIMITED VICE PHESIDHJT Asar CASH. BOOK KEEFEB beeiven Deposits Payable on Dtnand Witkont Mm. SELLS SIGHT EXCHANGE ON flREAT BRITAIN.

ANB IEANSACT8 A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Safe Deposit Boxes for Kent. I JOHN NEWCOMEB, STAUFFEB, J.T. MoOORMICK, JiMES ALLEN, JOSEPH 8OISS.ON BOYIS THE --Manufacturers of- yough Steajn COKE WORKS FURNACE SUPPLIES, DEALEBS IN- STEAM AND WATEB PIPE, BBASS AND IRON FITTINGS. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OONNELLSVILLE. AU'lHOBIZED CAPITAL $200,000 CAPITAL PAID DJ 60000 SUBPLOT FUND 80 000 Jons D.

Fusin, Krarz, i Hoimx, Ocoior Srinrrra, H. 0 NOBTOH, PBUIDXIIT VlCH PBESrDZHT, 23 MAMMOTH STORES -IN THE Goppellsville Goke pegiop I ids! ioiPpK A WE AEE JUST OPENING A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Fine Summer Dress Goods AT VERY LOW PRICES OUR SHOE DEPARTMENTS ABE NOW COMPLETE ALL THE LATEST CUTS AT PRICES UNEQUALED ANYWHERE CALL AND SEE THEM. -WE CARRY A LARGE STOCK OF- TXLL EEOEIVES DEPOSITS Payable on demaad wlthou notice, and tnuuaeta a (eneral uankluc bnslnen on conservative principles FOR EVERY KIND OF SERVICE Mining, Blast Furnaces, Rolling Mills, Breweries, Distilleries, Boiler Feeders, Light Service, Pumps of every size or proportion required. Count? Expenditures The (olloirlng orders were granted by tbe County Coniiulsslanera during the week ending Saturday, September Mlllor Treasurer Sumlry paid weateru Penua Hospital o( Favette eouuty inmates Blnns, (Jope Brown Interest Lewis Whltuig intercut Fordyce luterest Samuel Shipley interest Mary A Claytfaugh interest Finley interest Jamea Morao, boArding jurora Falton et al conatablea costs Unite icht.C Heat Co gas llyattetal witness fees 8 Carter repairing bridge Jonnson Machine Co matanat and re vain at jail VfT JoT Johustou Co ofllco supplies 1 91 Herrugtou shoes Husteail Semansjt(o merchaudlse Pawson, Justice JohnD Boyiletal jurorsfees John Lynch Co clothing Total for the week Poor House vxpeuditures Total IIO 00 SGOO JO 00 2000 1.00 1000 J'OO 11.18 2467 2344 20-0 la 11 a45 5.00 aoo 8 3 87 089 08 8776.33 ADAMS 1 lidld of COZE MAKING SIMPLIFIED. PORTABLE COKE OVEN Artjurted to Hire BOTTOM.

DIRECTORS KOOUnOI, roan siiuniB, WILLUM WMHI I08UB KBITS, K1TH1. IVIIKI Oven largdy Inercued aid of Prtdnetiti Materially ftefcttd Adams Coke Oreo Company Sole Owners and Manufacturers, KOOM8 407 AND40B i i i FITTSBTJBG, PA. OF OVEN SHOWIHO COK.t JIKMOVED FBOjl TUB J. YOUGHI06HENY LDMBER YARD, BALBKRY, SUCCESSOR TO Saleley cSc Co- Building Contractor IN ALL J. S.

McCALEB, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Steamship Tickets, Bailroad Tickets Blothing, Underwear, Notions, Hats, PRICES AWAY DOWN. Cloths, OF EVERY VARIETY AND STYLE, WHICH WE WILL SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. A FULL LINE OF Hardware and Building Material. --ASD BKOKX lit Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, AND INVESTMENTS --tIJ, rEIKOIPlL LTHE8 OF-OCEAN STEAMSHIPS HEPBESUJNTED' FOREIGN DRIFTS AND REI1T1ABCES AT LOW BATES. rates or tlokeU to any point call on or address 8.

McCALEB, COR. MAIN PITTSBURGSTS, OONNEIXSVILLE, PA Palings and Fenolng, Frames, Hush, Doers shutters, Blinds Mouldlnn, Sand, Lime, Flatter, Hair, Cement, Sewer Pipe, Hardware, kails, ulassfLead Putty and OFFICE--COB. FITTSBUBG AXD APPLE SfS CONNELLBVILLE, PA. K. JOHN KEBB, J.

i. 4HMSTBONO. Connellsville Planing Mills. Callionn Companv, SUCCE3SOBS TO JAMES OALHOUN 4 CO BUILDING CONTRACTORS ANB DEALHBS IN--ROUGH AND DRESSED LDMBER 1ID BDILDM MiTERIiL OF ALL fllDS. ALSO DHALKtS IH-Feed.

aixd. ZZa3r, OFFICE AKD MILLS, SOUTH TVATEB CONNELLSVILLE. H. P. SNYDER for the Erection of Coie TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE CONNELLSVILLE REGION.

PidelitjTitleTragteo. 121 AND 128 FOURTH PmSBBBO PA CAPITAL $500,000, FULL PAID Uadlvl4il Pronto, $100,000. Insures Titles to Estate. --Authorized to act EXECUTOR, ADMINI8TBATOK, GUAK- DIAN TRUSTEE, ASSIOSKE, RE- fflE, 4c, 40 OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS- ALL ARE UNSURPASSED, BOTH IN QUALITY AND PRICES. KINDS OF VEGETABLES IN SEASON.

HAVE YOU TRIED OUR SPLCIAt, BRAND OF, FLOUR, "THE I IF NOT, YOU WILL NEVER KNOW WHAT GOOD BREAD IS UNTIL YOU DO. DO YOU WANT GOOD GOODS, LOW PRICES AND PROMPT AND COURTLY TREATMENT IF SO, DEAL WITH THE UNION SUPPLY CO LT'D. SfOBES LOCATED AT THE WORKS OF THE M. C. FRICK COKE CO YOjUNGSTOWN COKE" CO CALUMET COKE CO LT'D AND REDSTONE COKE CO Ilf FAYSTTE ANB WESTMORELAND COUNTIES Plumbing, Steam Hot Water HeatiBg.

-Reliable Investment Rents Boxes la Its Superloi annnm upx arda Receives dopoBltA and loans, only on mart- gain and approved JOHN JACKSON, President JAMBS Vice President 0 McVAY Secretary and Treasurer Jnly31 ly rr I M. OiTOiDEB OOODOBILD. CSYEHDERGOODCHILD, I A REAL ESTATE AGENTS. OFFICE IN Frlsbw ana Solsson's Sew BiUibig, MAIN STREET, OOWffiLLSVILLE, FA Ittoul SAM. H.

DUSHANB. nSURAICE OOXnujTILU, M. to formerly occapted 07 Fine Ha- SOLE AGENTS FOB THE BBNOWWEU Gumey-Hot Water Heater for heating alt kinds of buildings cheerfully given, and all work guaranteed. TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING, carry the largest line of Stoves, Ranges, any house in the county. ffc JfWip OOBNEB PITT8BURG AND APPLE 8TBEETO, CONNELLSVILLB PA.

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