The Daily Republican from Monongahela, Pennsylvania • Page 1

The Daily Repmblicaii VOL 2. NO 513. MONONGAHELA CITY, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1883. Price Two Cents. THE REPUBLICAN.

Major II. Wette, formerly Governor of HOUSK fur SALE. A eood frame house, Ave rooms and kitchen, good STARTLING As it may appear, yet it has been 'our custom for years back to FAYET1E V1TY. Miss Mary Mansol is visiting her numerous friends in town; it is intimated that ere long she will Journey through the rest of life with a partner. 'Twas ever thus as far back as the memory of man goeth.

The ice is gorged to a considerable height just opposite town, although we have a ferry open a short distance be Published Kverr Afternoon. Advertising favors to Insure Insertion should be banded in the previous day If possible. PENNSYLVANIA RA1LK0AD. Monongahela Division Time Card. PITTSBURGH TIME.

From Pittsburgh to Uniontown rJARK DOWN OUR PRICES leavk. a m. p. m. p.

m. ilttsburgh 8:26 4:08 6:01 homestead 9:08 4:48 6:41 McKeesport, 9:34 6:14 7:09 W. Elizabeth, 10:01 5:40 7:37 a.m.- Monongahela City 10:30 6:10 8:06 5:66 Bellevernon 11:01 6:41 p. in. 6:27 California 11:24 7:04 6:50 Arr.

Brownsville 11:36 7:16 7:02 i i Arr. Uniontown 12:56 i 8:36 8:21 I I CLOSING OUT AT COST. WE HAVE A FEW DOLMANS, CIRCULARS, AND COATS, In Satin and Cloth Left, which we will sell at To Close Out Ski for the Season, Come Eatly anil get a Bargain, at JAMBS B. EOYER'S, 201 Main Handsome Beautiful. THEFilESTSfTEnUie M0IO1GMELA Visitors to Monongahe a City, driving about the suburl.s, have never failed to exclaim in delight: "What a Beautiful Spot!" Whet they have passed Kearney's Point, a 5 acre lot situate ou the Pike, Just above From the point inav be seen to the south a stretch of river-view which has been pronounced as tine as an, tiling on the Hudson.

It so attracted artists, and was not long ago made the subject of a sketch for a Pittsburg stiulio. as a site for a resilience it possesses every attraction; beauty of view impossible m. p. m. a.

From liulontowii to Pittsburgh. i.kayk. in. a. m.

a. id. Uniontown I 4:41 9:06 3:21 Brownsville 6:56 10:21 4:28 California I 6:20 10:38 4:51 Bellevernon I 6:44 11:01 5:15 Monongahela City 7:17 11:86 5:51 W. Jilizabeth 7:48 1 12:04 6:23 McKeesport 8:12 1 12:28 6:54 i Homestead 8:33 12:61 7:19 Arr. Pittsburgh 1 9:16 1:31 7:56 a.

m.i p. m. la. m. New Mexico, and adjutant of the Eighth Reserves, died at Clarion on the 16th.

Pittsburg Gazette. Tbe name Is Ilenry Wetter; lost his leg at Thoroughfare Gap, Aug. 18, 1882; a gallant soldier if one ever lived and it is a pity to see him gazet ted wrong. Mr. Editor: Haddle Coulter says if he was as well fixed on the Island as Tom Cook Is, he would never have to "ask the girl's name." Nothing like it, Tommy boy.

Bkllewood, NO MONEY REQUIRED. Medina's Czarina Switch. Medina's Lisbon Wave. Suitable lor all ages. Warranted to withstand dampness.

Price and upward. Tbe new Czarina Switch, six stems, $6, $8, 410, $12 aud 815. KtxittV mid Gents' ri-n wijra from $10 up. Every seasonable novelty in human Hair. On receipt of sample shade will forward goods by mail to any partof the V.

8., for approval before the price is paid L'mii 1883, i will ntv ty.riinl ritgeonnt of titi cent, iu nil xt ruling $100 In ninouiit. Send for circular to JOHN MEDINA, 426 Washington Boston. Mass. WALNUT LEAF HAIR RESTORER. It is entirely different from all others.

It Is as clear as water, and as Its name Indicates, Is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore uray hair to its natural color and produce a new growth where ii lias fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, sugar of Lead, and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light, or laded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it.

Each bottle Is warranted. SMITH, KLINE Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and HALL New York. BORN. To Ulysses S. Davis, Missouri a son.

MARRIED. Tuesday, Jan. 16, by Alderman Wlllianis.Mr. Henry Iiehanna aud Miss Mary E. Collins, both of the First ward.

AD VERT18E31MTH. FOR K.T. house, now occupied by Win. II. Wilson: between Pike avenue and Sheridan streets: house lias 6 rooms; lot has two acres and fruit trees.

Apply to WM. McOKEGOlt. IIKSnVM. 1MIILMPS U1UKK, NO. 337, F.

A. meets on Tuesday evening, ou or after each full moon, at 7 p. in. jamjakv mketino. Tuesday, zsra, on wnicn occasion District uep-ntv McDowell will be present; work iu the first degree.

CH. II. HOFFMAN, W. M. C.

V. Stockdale, sec. rpo I.KT. Large kitchen down stairs and A 4 rooms up: back part Ketchum's building, or will lease 2 rooms down stairs and board with occupant. Enquire of VOL FAR-QUH at Keller's dry goods FOR SALE HERE Mince Meat, Appl Butter, Saur Kraut, Buck neat Flour, Maple Syrup and Honey, Cooking and Kut ii Apples, Lxtra good Chip Beef K.riARROUS Grocery.

Opposite tho Tost FLORIDA ORANGES. VALENCIA ORANGES, BANANAS, Dirtct from Philadelphia, this dav at JOHN MORRIS, Ag't. FtM Iron door kev, on Main street, neai the residence of Mr. Cleaver. Can bo had at this ofttoe.

SAi.E. 12 acres, brick dwelling, and two tenement houses, situate in Carrol township, at Kali station, Monongahela Division, R. three miles above Monongahela City property Joins Greer Mclivaln, All or In Rarttosuit purchaser. Apply to Ilenry B. eazell.

on the premises, or to JOHN M. GKA RLE, Real Estate Agent, Monongahela City, Pa. Jan.20e. FhOVn I I.I. CH I KK FOR fc.ll.E 2 steam engines.

lox3rt In cylinder hollers in 22 feet, 4 Run French Burs, Bolts, Branduster, I'urlfler, Shafting and gearinit of all kinds, complete for a Four Run Flour Mill. Will be sold cheap. Either tbe intlre lot or separately, to suit purchaser Must be removed by Feb. 1st, 1883. Address McGKEW PAKKISON, Monongahela City, Pa.

Photograph Rooms To Let. ALSO. One room suitable for an office. One of the best locations In the city. Enquire of U.

WILLIAMS, Alderman. dawtf. Diamond Brand Oysters Sold at Baltimore prices, expreisage added. Beware of slack tilled cans and fictitious brands: they area curse to the trade and a fraud upon consumers. Order the Celebrated Diamond Brand Oysters In enns, bulk and shell, always fresh and packed In Baltimore.

D. I) MAI.LORV, jan.l'-e 361 Liberty Street. AIMROAIW. A Bouse and Lot on the Tike, 3d Ward, containing 8 rooms. Stable and other necessary out-buildlngs: plenty of fruit trees.

Very desirable pioertv. En. quire of JOS. WOLF, on the premises, or JNO. G.

FA Kyi: A RealEstato Agent, Monongahela City, Pa. AND FOR I.K.A9K.-30 lo 10 Arm of Ij LNiidfnr l.rM-.-Thls land (rich soli) is nearly all set In pasture aud meadow grass, situated on Mmgocreek ft mile from th river, on which Are erected a dwelling house and stable with irgood well of water, fit) acres of the land convenient to the house, where 10 acres of pasture sod can bo broken up lor coru. Will be rented or given out on shares separately If so desired. Inquire of MOSES SCOTT, Monnngahiila City, Box 322. Jan.

11, PCIIMC NAI.K OF PKKMONAf, Pit Of. KB TV. The undersigned will Hell at Public hale, nl ten o'clock, on FRIDAY, .1 AN-IIAKV 10, lW.at his residence Iu Pullowneld township, Washington county, l'athe follow, ins described property, viz: 3 head of horses, 2 milch tows, 5 head young cai tie, ITS head of sheep, 2 brood sows, wheat, oats and corn bv the bushel, wheat in the ground, hay by thb ton. a lot of fodder, one buggy, wagon, sleigh, mowing machine, and revolving hay rake, hay ladders, plows, harrow, cultluitlors, 1 set hip strap harness, 1 set buggy harness, dog power churn, chairs, tables, bedsteads, two good cooking stove, a lot of baco 1 1 also, a lot of brooms, broom machine broom com cleaner, beans, tobneco and other articles two noinar. us mention.

A. B. CROUCH. J.O.FAuqulUB, Auctioneer dw. cellar, situate on Coal street, adjoining Ym.

Downer, now occuDied by Isaac one, sr. Lot 50x90. Terms reasonable. Apply Pollock, or Alderman Williams, home at a fair price. Jan.

8.4. to T. D. A good LOST, RTRAYKD OR STOLEN. Monday, January 8, a small black and tan terrier, both ears clipped.

Any person leaving any Information concerning his whereabouts, at L. C. Isler's, will be liberally rewarded. E. B.

FAKUUHAK, Jan. 16. -e. Third Ward. NOTICE.

The firm of McGrew Parki-son has this day been merged tbe firm of McGrew, Parkisou Co. JAMES MCGREW, A. R. PAKKISON, Monongahela City, Jau. 1, 1883.

The Monongahela City Flour Mills will hereafter be operated, and its business conducted under the style and title of McGrew. Parkisou JAMES McGKEW, A. It. 1'AKKISON, J0ilNL.Gfc.0KGE, S.L. KENNEDY.

Monongahela City, Jan. 1, 1883. fciAD '111 IS SOTIt'B. Then send vonr P. O.

address and 91.00 and I will send ycu the OHIO FARMER one year. Send money by mail at my risk. Address, JOHN A. HALL, Jan. Washington, Pa.

AD 1 1 ST ft ATOR 1VOTICR. ESTATE OF AARON BIUWDY. dee'd. Notice is hereby given that letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned upon the estate of Aaron Brawdy. late of Monongahela City, deceased.

All persons Indet ted to said estate are hereby notified to make Immefiate payment and all having claims against the same, will present them, duly authenticated, to T. II. WILLIAMS, Administrator, APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. Notice is herebv given that an application will be made to the Governor of Penna. on or before March 1st, 1883, for a charter for the Washington Light Heat and Pul Company.

The object of the proposed corporation is to furnish Light, Heat and Fuel to the public and individuals in Washington, Washineton county, by meaus ot gas manufactured or natural. JOHN D.BUTLfcK. (F)3t. Dec. 29-e.

quarter notic-k. Notice i'j hereby given that an application will be made to the Governor of the State of Pennsylvania, under the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to provide for the Incorporation and Regulation of certain Corporations." approved April 2Jth, 1S74, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation, to be called the "Courtney Ferry Company," the character and object of said intended corporation being the establishing and maintaining a skiff, flat boat, rope, chain or steam ferry across he Monongahela River, between God-fry Clarke landing, in Allegheny county, on the east side, ana Courtney lauding, in Washington coin v. on the west side of said i river, and for tbe purpose to have, possess and enjoy an ine nitnis, oenents ana privileges oi the said Act of Assembly and its supplements. geo. a.

Hoffmann, jk Jan. 6, Solicitor. jD.MIXISTRATOR'S SALIC, Estate of Aaron Brawdy, deceased. Will be offered at public sale, at 10 o'clock, a. SATURDAY.

JANUARY 20, 1883, the following personal property: the Bazaar Livery Stable, outfit entire, consisting in part of 6 head of horses, two barouches, a Targe family carriage, buggies, sleighs and bells, ten sets double and single harness, bridles, saddles, robes, whips, buckets, blankets, laps, belne all the entire equipment of a livery stable equipment complete. Also, on the same date, at the late residence of Mr. Brawdy, household furniture, such as marble-top bed room sets, one Melnway piano, parlor furniture, a large plate mirror, dining room tables and chairs, and general variety of articles, such as are usually offered at a sale of this kind. T. II.

WILLIAMS, Administrator. J.G. Farquhar, Auctioneer. Monongahela City, Jan. 20.

1S83. Jggj ESTABMSIIKD. 1861. Charles Reizenstein, 152 154 Federal Allegheny. CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS WARE.

Xovtlticsin allgrade9cf Foreign Goods REPORTER. DAILY AND WEEKLY. E. L. CHRISTMAN PitOPniETOB.

EDITORS, E. L. Chmstman, Wm. Cdkistmax. TERMS OF OAILV.

Onoycar S3 00 Otherwise one cent per day. We pay the postage. ADVERTISEMENTS. Five cents per line (nonpareil) first Insertion One cent per line each subsequent Insertion. NOTICES AMONG READING MATTER, Eight cents per Una first insertion; three cents per line each subsequent insertion.

4VCash should accompany all orders for short advertisements. TERMS OF WEEKLY. One year, in advance 82 00 Paper stops when time paid for expires. ADVERTISEMENTS. First Insertion 10 cents per line each subsequent Insertion Scents per line.

All legal advertisements ordered in the we kly are Inserted one time in the dally edition without extra charge, thus giving them tho largest possible circulation. Executors, Administrators, aud others should bear this In mind. 1QPHH DR. (DTE, ft TBEVX BEFORE -AND -AFTER ElKhle art sent 30 Oiyi' Trial. TO VtlH ONLY.

YOUNO OR OLD. tiiJcrUif from Nrbvoc. tKn.mr, fV Lot Vitautv, Lack or Nkhv Fow i ao Viuoft, vrisn WiAKiriisM, Mid nil tbote diiwMi. of I'tntoKAL NATVitg n-auluni( from A.L-tu and Oram ou'Ktfi. Apcni.r nli nn I complete restoration ot IIUALril.ViwR Manhood uv uiaxtr to, ThA tfmni4nt of ii.a Nlnptpontk itautiii-v.

anJut.onc for IIIiiiU-aUkI Pninpklot flM. AdilraM I VOLTAIC Bill 08., MAHKAtl, MICH. 4 CI ONK your Western friend a copy of the Wieklt Repcbmcan, con. talnliit the cream of the local news culled from the Dally. Ready In wrappers at the Post Office window for cents.

AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, So as to sell off our WINTER STOCK more rapidly, to make room for EARLY SPRING GOODS. We will make euch prices on all Winter Goods as will be to purchasers' advantage, to supply themselves now while thj goods are seasonable. Good prints for6c. were 8c. Heaviest cheviotts for 10c.

were 12c. Plaid Flannels for 15c. were 20c Body Cashmeres for B5c. were 45c. Brocade Dress Goods for 12a.

were 15c. Brocade Dress Goods for 18c. were 25c, And all through this line we make reductions. On Coats, Doln, Circulars Jackets, Even greater Bargains are offered. Come before Stock taking, as we are determined to have less goods to put on the Invoice Books.

S. Kkllkr Co. January 16, ASK YOUR GROCEK FOR McGREW, PAKKISON Co. AMBERFLOUR. The following retailers in this city and vicinity keep it constantly on haifds and are authorized to guarantee it to give satisfaction in every way.

A. Campbell G. W.Oilmore. Mrs. Mary Louttit, Harlem Coal Co A.

D. Scott, Vol Favouhar, M. Sanders, J. A. Biokaw.

Chicago Gas Coal Co. Jord. 8. Neel, Patrick Long, J. F.

Kennedy; Hugh Craig. Wenona Coal Co. 3 stores. Abe Hays Coal Co. Jno.

Hollowood, Wallace, G. A. Keller. R. B.

Patterson. THE UNION PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in TEAS COFFEES. PITTSBURGH BRANCHES. 87 Market Street, 20 Diamond, N. E.

S. 1324 Carson Street, S. S. 4010 Butler Street, ALLEGHENY BRANCHES. 138 Federal Street.

138 Beaver Avenue. 172 Federal Street, We have Branches in all the large cities In the United States, We buy and sell more TEAS and COFFEES than any other establishment lu tbe United states. We give away more eoods than any other esiauiisiimt'ui in mo ui.neu mates. We buv all our eoods from First. Hands We employ mure agents than any establish- men i in me cimeu amies.

we pay our agents Detter salaries than any uuiei esiuuusniueui in me uimea states. Our Headquarters Is 79 water street, NEW YORK, WaSTED.j decSOe American Stained Glass Works. WA TTER?) OJV Successors to CahterBros Manufacturers of and Dealers in Etched. Etnhosseu, aiueled, Ground, Plain Colored, Ornamental STAINED GLASS, For Churches, Private Reslden es and Public Buildings, Rolled Cathedral Work a Specialty. Office Si Works: Corner First Carson PITTSBURGH.

S. PA. The Birmingham 8freet Cars pass the door every 5 minutes. Great, Bargains for Holiday Presents. GEOR GECOE EN, Pawnbroker Jeweler, No.

117 Smithfleld Pittsburg Gold and Silver Watches.Dlamonds, Jewelry AWGuns and Revolvers. feb.23 e. ESTABLISHED 1840 n. HUNKER, CONFECTION, And wholesale dealer In Fruits, Nuts. 98 WOOD STREET, dec29e PlTT.lU'ltGIt, PA.

DOWNER. CENTRAL BLOCK Tin, Sheet Iron ami Hardware. Best and Cheapest Pumps in Town. Tin roofing and snouting contracted for at prices low lor reliable work. With years of experience I can guarantee every job.

Household hardware, stoves and tin goods at small margin of profit. Farm tools and plows. K. DOWNER. First i.iul Second.

Just received a fine assortment of No. 1 Queensware, and will receive 2 more orates tnls week, which is the best assortment and best In the city. Every piece ituaranteed to be nest quality or no sale, as I keep no 2d or Inferior qualltyt the goods will be sold for cash as low as seconds are usually sold. Call ami examine before purchasing your goocs. Also a fresh line of Groceries, Including a irv line line of choice teas.

Vegetables of alt kinds, fresh from the gardens every morning, Call and lee ui. JOHN U. BJfXVfi V. low, so shat passengers by train can go over. Quite a number of our citizens talk of going down to hear Mr.

Tilton's lecture cn the "Problem of Life." Probably some arrangements could be mada with the railroad company for a return train to Brownsviiic tho same night. It wt'old give many an opportunity to go who otherwise would not on account of having to remain all night. Mrs. Todd and daughter, Mrs. Hough, have closed their house, and are now visiting friends at a distance.

We understand the property will be for rent in the spring. Two men of this vicinity challenge any other two from Bellevernon or Ros-traver to a shooting match, with clay pigeons; time, place and amount of money to be settled by parties. Call at McCune's drug store for further information. Mr. Daniel Shearer gives quite a large party this evening at his country residence, about half way between this and Brownsville.

Both places will be wull represented. I notice they took with them two of our best violinists, and it will be safe to say theie will be a little dancing on the carpet. From the well known hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. S.

iv general good time may be expected. Several other socials are booked in the country for this week. Our young friends from town enjoy them very ranch. The ice started from this point about six p. making quite a noise i.s it gorged along the shore.

As yet we have heard of no damage. Passengers and mail for this point were "detained in Allenport. a. Fayette City, Jan. 16, '83.

LLOYD MORGAN. The Pittsburgh Leader has a dispatch from Freeport. which refers to the fact that Lloyd Morgan's time is about up at the Western Penitentiary, and says that in view of the fact that tbe Rev. Lloyd Morgan is to meet a friend here immediatly after his release from the penitentiary, some of our people are arranging a reception for him in Library Hall, in this place. It i said the hall will he gaily decorated and illuminated, and the streets along which he will pass from the depot will be trimmed as on holiday occasions.

Rev. Morgan, it is thought, will then deliver a lecture, and a collection be taken up for his benefit. Of course this is all sarcasm intended to hit those who mn after a man who is known to bo full of fault TUE ATLANTIC SUNK. Special Telegram to tbe Dally. Lock No.

3, Jan. 17th. -Yesterday the steamer Atlantic was sent out by her owners to break up the ico in pool No. 3, and last evening while engaged in doine so. near Liuictown.

a lanro hole was broken in her hold, sinking her in a short time -turning over on her side. She is now lying in deep water and will probahly prove a total loss. Tho Atlantic was owned by tho lirm of Sneathen Wilson, one of our most extensive coal firms; she was a first-class tow boat, valued at $20,000, having just recently been completely repaired and her name changed from Ed Hobbs to Atlantic. No one was hurt or in any way injured as far as can be learned by your reporter. The steamer Veteran was also engaged in the ice, but seeing tbe accident to the Atlantic, we'll into harbor and gave up the chase.

Special. IN THE ItlVER. Ctiarllo Coynn, of McKeesport, while crossing the Monongahela river on the Ice, to go to his work at Stone's coal road, had nearly reached tho opposite side when the ice broke and let him into the water. He managed to get hold of the Ice. and clung to it until it froze his fingers.

He realized that lie could not hold out much with great presence of mind bis lint and put it on the ice, where it froze fast, and then clung to it with the determination of a drowning man, realizing it to be his only chance for life, in this condition he remained for half an hour, when Miclmel Urosi discovered him and pulled him out. When rescued he was unable to speak or move a limb, 2'iim. It looks now as If two cent letter postage was to be one of llie good things that Con-gress will give tint country iu a very short time. Church train leaves Monongahela City, at 8:21, a. arriving in Pittsburg at 10:12 a.

m. Leave? Pittsburg at 12:42 p. arrives Monongahela City at 2:32 p. m. Tickets sold and baggage checEed to all points east on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

For Rates of fare, time tables, call on Ahem, Monongahela DlvHon, or address THOS. K. WATT, Pass. Agent, Western Bis-trirt, 78 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. W.

L. 8. WILSON, Agent, Monongahela City, Pa. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs.

Jane Fell and daughter Ida left on the evening train for a short visit to friends in Canal Dover, Ohio. The next Grand Lodge of United Workmen will meet at Greensbnrg for the session of 1884. The District Deputy will visit Henry M. Phillips lodge on next Tuesday night. The funeral of Dr.

Connelly took place at noon to-daj services at the house at 12 and the interment private at a later hour. Carruack said be didn't object to falling down, but did objvet to bringing up so suddenly as in craek nine of his false teeth. The wise man straddleth down the middle of the street in this slippery weather, but the foolish man who hath no overshoes, irmisheth over the pavement and breaketh his skull. The second section of engineers on the Southwest railroad extension are running a line, beginning at Wilson's run, aud following the Sawickley to the Youghioghenv. Abrakeman named William Mills, of Claysville, fell from a trestle on the Hemp-field, and was fatally hurt, on tho 16th.

We wonder what the average life of a freight brakeman is; they seem to be killed within about five years. Geo. F. Oebtl, station agent at West Bellevernon, has taken a short vacation, which he will spend with friends In Baltimore. We trust he will have a pleasant stay in the city where all the girls are hand-some and all the oysters fat.

The January Atlantic is one of the most brilliant numbers of this magazine ever issued. Several of the names which appeared in the first number twenty-five years ago and which gave the magazine Immediate fame, renppear In this number. The increased sales at Cypher's Bookstore show that tho Atlantic Is read by appreciative people who know that they will find' with-in its covers only that which Is best iu cur- rent literature. If a representation of one-fourth the actual number of tho river coal pits can voice the determination of the majority, then the miners in convention yesterday can be said to have done an unexpected and unwise thing. A strike is always an unpleasant thing; this one seems to be peculiarly an unfortunate one, in midwinter and with hardly enough work offering to keep the bake oven going as It Is.

Cyrus Clurk, cashier of tho Tradesmen's National Bank, Pittsburg, died Tuesday morning in Pittsburg. His heart was full of faith, hope and charity. He seems to have realized Gerald Mcssey's apothegm, that "There he none of all the poorest poor that walk the world's ways, worn, heart-bare, none so poor but that they may bring a little human love to mend tho world. to obstruct; spieuuiu drainage, oi nty ot grounds, capacity for ornamentation in the argest degree, proximity to railroad station, and ooat landing, line drives hi the pike in every direction, nearness to town yet removed from specially taxable ooundary. If more ground is desired, it may' be had.

Fronts on Pike 30 rods, and runs back beyond the blutl. There are no buildings on the lot. Price reasonable and payment easy. Address, UK. h.

C. KEARNEY Nov. 2-1, 1882. Uravosbuig, Fa Gold Medal Award. IMTTSMJKU EXPOSITION, 1875.

ELAINE OIL, TIIE FAMILY SAFEGUARD, A SAFE LIGHT. CANNOT BE EXPLODED. Can be burned in any Petroleum Lamp It is the vdy highest grade of Petroleum Oil, from which, iu the process of manufacture, every impurity has been eliminated. Elaine is free from Benzine aud ParatUne. In color, Elaine is -ipriiig Water White, and its "Fire Test" is so high as to make it as absolutely sate as any ili umin tut known.

Having no disagreeable odor, Euiue is a pleasant Oil for family use, It dues not hum-it Hie wick, and thus is avoided its frequent retriinuiing. VVAttDi.V OXX AUD, PtTTSPt'RfiH PA First Premium awarded over ad competitors at Centen. ial Exposition, Pniladelplii.t, laVrt. uorl-e-eod MMOOKtt, Jin. 3S5 Pt-nii Avenue.

PITTSBURGH. PA. Will offer for a short time to reduce stock before going to Paris, and exquisite assortment of IMPUTED DIESS MAFEtilALS HATS. All recently receive! for the winter and of the most fashionable description. JC.

SCOTT UKLGGI8TS, I.lnu'i UuuuliiK, Street. Medicines, Drugs, Oils, Toilet Articles. Pre scrlulkms carefullv coiuuouiided JAMES McKEE, Watchmaker Jeweler, No. 13 Fifth Avenue, One door below Market St. riTT3BURG.

American Watches, Gold, Silver and Xicke of all Kinds. Clocks, silverware, Jewell for Holiday Pie-ems. Very Low Prices. Wtch Kepaiiing a specialty. WALTERS LEA UN, WHOLESALE DC ALE US IN Queensware and Glassware, Fine China.

Tea and Dinner Sets, also Decorated Toilet Sets, Lamps and Lamp Trimmiugs, 157 WOOD STREET, dec29e PiTi'BORSii, Strouse's Jewelry Store FOB American Watohoa nitlinr kv nr atom mA ers. American Patent from K12.00 up- nmus, iii wuiii suer cases aim warraniea. New Stock Clocks Silverware. Largest variety of Jewelry to be found In the VAllHV lllW4t 111.fl.rt4r.il ffilull pMi-ttntilnr mt. teniloii paid to line watches, clocks and Jewelry.

9uUon't forget the place: McGregor' Block 2U Alain street J. 1. sTKOlisn HOME HOTEL. PITTSBURGH. Facing the Allegheny River, Duquetie Way, between.

8 9'h St. TL'UMQ in 1 ft ii .,1 jli-l UUY. lltllll IMP Mono'igahela Valley are Invited to come once and try the "Hume. Good rooms and good table will bring you back it you will only come the tits time on this Invitation. Monongahela.

City Messenger Service, Thrt MllAfrihfir tvtlt tWdinnttv Hal. uar tna. Mil tin tli Iflltl ft 1 I a nA .1. nii.ii,.U In the t'ltv rlttsburKlK or by tho way huu uv a jnriui nii'fii kit Ulisincsg daily til I U'OAIt htt I It'll I'll iit I Mi'i l-ieuti iii.wl.ii.t Orders If it at the I'ostoQIve In care of Cypher uiuiiiers ih ni Aiuui'mau "llliam ollloe. Will eceive cureiui attention.

IIAKKY It. WILLIAMS. Wanted. All nersons tn know Mio l.imr nhrain burg to buy Good Keliabie BOOTS SHOES Ofallgradclat3S Fifth Ave.nie. do.3&-e.

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