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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-03

Our friends of the second congress
sional district seem disposed to re-
elect to congress their present repre-
sentative, General William w. Grout.
We do not hear of any open opposi-
ton to Gen. CIRCUITS reelection in
any quarter of his district. Gen.
Grout during his first term has acted
with good sense and discretion. He
has been content to listen and learn
for the most part rather than to take
counsel of egotism and talk in sea-
son and out of season. The danger
GUS tendency of the majority of new
congressman is to talk so vociferous-
ly and so unremittingly that, like the
rock ribbed Oregon, they shear no
sound save their own dashings.' u
Gen. Circuit has avoided this error
he has seldom spoken, but has been
a silent listener and student; so in
dustrious and energetic a man will be
sure to turn his experience to gooc
account hereafter, and we not only
expect to hear that his constituents
have returned him without opposi
ton, but we count Gen. Grout among
the young men in congress who will
make in time an honorable mark TO
himself and his district. An ener
getic, upright, honest, vigorous man
Gen. Grout will make good use O
his opportunities in congress.-Rot
land Herald.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-03
AUC'G!0NEER.

THE UNDERsIGNEDGIvES NOTICE THAT HE
WILL ATTEND AUCTION SALES IN ANY PART
OF THIS STATE.
HAVING HAD MANY YEARS SUCCESSFUL
EXPERIENCE AS AN AUCTIONEER. 1 GUARAN
TEE SATISFACTION IN EACH SALE OR RE
oIyIRE NO CONVERSATION. WILL SELL
EITHER BY THE DAY OR FOR A PER CENT
Address,
1881 WI. BARRows. Coventry, Vt.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Flash Words.

think there is but one habit
said to one company day or two
afterwards-w worse than that of pun
ming. 1t is the gradual substitution
of cant or flash terms for words
which characterize their objects. |
have known several very genteel
idiots whose whole vocabulary had
deliqucsccd into some half dozen ex-
pressions. All things fell into one
of two great categories, fast or slow.
Mans chief end is to be "brick." "
When the great calamities of life
overlook their friends, these last
were spoken of as "a good deal cut
up" Nine-tenths of human exist
cnce were summed up in the single
word "borc." These expressions
came to be algebraic symbols OF
minds which have grown too weak
or indolcnt to discriminate. They
are the blank checks of intellectual
bankruptcy; you may fill them up
with what idea you like; it makes
no difference for there are no funds
in the treasury upon which they are
drawn Oliver Wendell Holmes
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
A Tribute 10 Woman.

81 should like to propose toast
tonight, although total abstain
ence man myself toast TO woman.
To be drank not in liquor of any
kind, for we should never pledge II
woman in that which may bring
her husband rceIing home to abuse
where he should love and cherish,
sends her sons to a drunkard's grave,
and her daughters to life of shame.
Oh, no, not ia that, but rather in the
life-giying water, pure as her chasti-
ty, clear as her intuitions, bright as
her smile, sparkling as the laughter
of her eyes, cheering as her conso-
lation, strong and sustaining as her
love-in the crystal water would
drink to her that she would remain
queen regnant of the empire she has
already won, grounded deep as the
universe in love built up and cxcr-
ciscd at the home and hearts of the
world; would drink to her, the full
blown Hover of creations morning,
of which man was but the bud bios
som; to her who in childhood clasps
our little hands and teaches us to
lisp the first sweet prayer to the
Great All Father, who comes to us
in youth with good counsel and ad-
vice, who in manhood meets our
hearts ycarnings with faithfulness
and con njugal love; and whose hand
when our feet go down in the shad-
ow, gently smooths our rough pillow
of death as none other can; to her
who is the flower of flowers, the
pearl of pearls, Gods latest, and
best and brightest gift to man--wo-
man, peerless, pure sweet royal
woman.- Ex.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

A never fg ling destroyer OF vermin. Roach
| es, Bedbugs, fleas, Mosquitoes and Flies can not
| exist where the Powder Is Freely distributed
spOr,s.ncl should never be without 1t; II effect
ualiy lids dos OF tnci' greatest encny-thC lea.
Poritefs viii find i Il Ceyer- failing preventive
| To- Ice. BcuDusS ana other vcrnn that iulcst
| the ae. u and cO0ps. One package is guaran
tecd 20 re house cllectually and pcrnancn tly
| OF BeGbugs aud RoaChCs, on money refunded
| FOR EOACIiES o. a few applications " III
| d i've mem e@tircly away from the promises. II
| acts like charm A safe and sure remedy 4
| 20 cent bottle viii he sufficient to rid "a house
| of these most diStartclul pests
| FOR BEDBlGS.-A prominent citizen, who
| does not want us nam { mentioned, says: Nv
W ere so unfortunate as to buy secondhand
bedstcad fot Orr uircd woman, and no soon CT
had summon Oe-uu than we 1ounG to our sur
pise thar Our nousc was oyer-run with bedbugs
| " ell we tried soap suds turpcntin carbon oil
| and y hali Dozen other articles, but with only
| Temporal rc,ict We had to ',ct dp ncurlN ever
| y '1ht 9uc sathet th'm uu, all We cJud INT Jd,
the mouse was irll OF thvA. At ast Wqtrled Swe-
dish insect Powder, with little taith In it, but
one application told the tale. 10 did the work
quick a, lIutntng; IL almost Instantly killed all
we could tcach; anG drove the entire balance
out Of ,ht house. We were dellehtcd; sur
prlsc0. Nest nj ghi, about midnight, We went
| fOr tnen again, bat TO oar uisap pOiutmcnL MOI
! n bua could be found, Ody few shells, and
thae wa, alt; aud We have not seen bug aJoni
the mouse since. We Would not take $1,000 ln
gold foi Oottle of it II we could not replace IL.
It's worth more thau Its weight iu gold ~ We
have nuAGrcds OF letters testihing TO its eA-
celiencc.
FOR FLEAs in dogs, cats, Nc, a little dust
iu- OF II drives them ont or Kills them tthC Ir-)
outright and does not iujurc ,ne auuHais
FOE POIIL TRY Il IL uneCuglcd. An occa-
siouat i ication iG che nest. .Iu about the roost
viii rio every chicken house OF iIs most dread
eu enemy
FOR MOSQ UlrOS "A tcaspOoniul heapcO
on 4 saucer and lighted al the top sends Of %
pleasant perfume, but a deadly srIukc to these
troublesome uiahty ylsiiOra, tic in less than
half an hour your roott IS entirely rid OF them.
They drop down. partlyzeG, a4u ucycr get mp
agalu You sleep Ia peace
FOR AN Is II Kills them and drives them
out No insect Iife can live near IT, but TO hu-
man or animal iile il is harmless
We have neither mt nor space 70 dwell On
the discovery OF this great boon. The smglc
fact that it Will do all and more than we claim
for it il sufficient.
II IS FULLY WARRANTED.
II in any instance, after a fair rial, 1t fails to
do half what We clam ton 1t, we VIII rgiuIld your
money. Give It Trial ami you " III be happy.
Address all orders to JAS, ii. j JIlNSON *
CO.. 1863 Smithncld street. pittsburgh. Pa,
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

The literary "brick" " ofthe Padu-
cah Times cloquently and pathetic
ally exclaims:
DO not lay me down by the rip
pling brookside, lest babbling lovers
wake me from my dreams, nor in the
beautiful cemetery in the valley, lest
sight-seers, coming over epitaphs,
distract me; but let my last sleep be
under the counter of the merchant
who never advertises. There is
peace which passeth understanding,
and a deep sleep on which neither
the bouyant foot falls of youth nor
the weary shuttle and drag Of age
will ever intrude." And his spirit
fed Ex.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Notice.

Notice i hereby given that the unGcrs igncd
will, at the October Term, $50 of the Mi-si--
sippi County Court. present and Gle in suid
Court a petition .ol tbe purpose of laying out
and establishing d county road, running nom
G.. liearn' arm ia Clear Lake Township, via
the foot OF Clear Lake, 10 the county road at
Cars hirm, near Bardcld Point THIS IAN day
Of September, isS1 j. J. CARR,
S-lG-2 by J. o. BlJckwooi, Atty,
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

a lady of our acquaintance has
been in quite feeble health for many
years with some complaint peculiar
to the sex-bccame emaciated-lost
her appetite-was melancholy
sleepless-cross and fretful. Many
years suffering indicated that all
medicines were a failure. Some one
suggested the use of Dromgoole's
English Female Bitters, as it was not
a patent nor a secret remedy. Ii was
used, aud seven bottles effected a
cure. ds
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Avery has lust rec

Avery has just received COM
plete stock of Dry Goods, Notions,
Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Staple and Fancy Groceries. Go
and examine their prices.
If you want anything in the
Druggists line, 60 to
DI. II. {. PEEwIrT.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
FOR RENT.

| vii LET, for a term of yeas, 70 a good ten
ant, that 1rst-class Plantation, situated in the
lower end OF Mississippi County, Arb, known
as the SHAWNEE VILLAGE PLACE. The prcmis ises
60 sist of some five hundred acres OF land in a
good state of cultivation; Steam Gins Saw Mill;
Dwelling aud tenement houses-thc whole being
under good fence. Lease TO commence January
LIST lNS3
Apply to the undersigned. at Nashville, Tenn,
or to McNoigh 4 Srmmes, Osccola, Ark.
WM. : BRANSFORD.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Foolish Mistake.

Don't make the mistake of CON
founding a remedy of merit with
quack medicines. We speak from
when we say Parker's
Ginger Tonic is a sterling health res
torative which will do all that is
claimed Tor it. We have used it our
selves with the happest results for
rheumatism and when worn out by
overwork. See v.-[Times.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
SIscriE',s sale,

Under and by virtue Of an execution 10 me
directed by the Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Mississippi county, tor the sum of ATTY eight
dollars and forty cents instercst and costs, IN IA
vor Of Luclotia lin and against Annie Garrett
aud II. c. Garrett, will, IN front OF the Court
llouA at the town OF Osccola, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7TH. 1889,
offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder on
credit of three months with lien retained for The
purchase money, the following described lanus,
to-Wit:
The south half of North West quarter cf Sec
ton -, Township No lG North. Range No. -
East. containing clghty acres or so mUcB
thereof rs will satisfy said execution. Levied
on a. the property Of Annie Garrett ct. ais to
satisfy said Judgment aud costs.
Witness my hand THIS III day Of September,
1882. W. b. uASklNS,
s-tG-l sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
WARNING ORDER,

IN MISSISSIPPI CIRCUIT CoURl-To FALL
TERM, 1852,
j. A. McAlis''r' Plaintiff
sarah n. Mchlstcr. Defendant.
The defendant, -arah N. McAh-tcr. Is warned
to appear IN tht- Court within thirty days. and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff, james A.
Nc Alister. This August Stst, lSs2'
ZEN II BACClitS, Ciuk
By llugh u. McNcigh, u G.
McNeigh n Scmmcs attorneys for plaintil, l,
:. o i;ia,kNvod attorney s0s dc.'. s-2I
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
No Time 10 Hear Scandal.

1t was the saying Of an old ac-
quaintancc, when his attention was
called to anything that had smack
ing OF scandal in it. 81 have so
much to do that ] can not hear it.
Onc-half of my time is taken up with
letting alone the affairs Of my neigh
bors." How many excellent oppor-
tunities of letting alone other peo-
ple's business are shghted! How
the world is troubled with the in
reference of people with what does
not concern them. Neighborhoods
are driven crazy by the reports of
idle mischievous people, who watch
for occasions of scandal and lose no
opportunity of making them public,
regardless of truth or the injury in
ilieted upon the feelings of others.
Gossip passes for facts, and surmise
for. history, and the nimble lie runs
many league while truth is putting
ON its boots.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
A COPY OF THE OSCEOLA
TIMES l2 MONTHS FOR II
EARS OF CORN.

t'd'' q an. Nii'h hi'NAo VII WV ipNi''
of October and continue until the
22nd., and viewing with regret the
Indifference our people manifest in
this great enterprise of our State,
the,editor of this paper makes the
following propositions:
!. One copy of The Osccola Times
one year, for the best sample of II
ears of corn.
2. One copy Of The Osceola Times
q months, for the second best sample
Of II ears of corn.
The award to he made by three dis
Interested parties. Corn to be de-
lvered or sent to this Office on or
before the 10th of October.
Any one having Vegetables, Fruits
or Field products which they desire
to place on exhibition, the same will
be taken charge Of by the editor Of
this paper, who will see they are
properly entered for exhibition at
the State Fair. Fetch on your truck
A Full line Of School Books, APP
pleton's and McGuify's series, at
II. G.. PREwITT's.
For Bargains, go to Avery's,
they give the best goods for the
least money.
Mr.. Joseph Stephenson, who has
moved to town with the view of en-
gaging in business, took stock in the
TINES to the amount of & months
subscription. lie says if he doesn't
bust by that time, he will renew.
Joe is tip-top fellow and we hope
he wont bust.
A select assortment of Pickles at
w. E. Moss.
All Goods sold at bottom prices,
to suit the times, at LIsToN's.
Mr.. +. A. Coflman presented
the Times Office with a sack full of
the finest potatoes we ever saw, and
as their name indicate, are Peerless.
We design selecting few of the
boss ones and sending them TO the
State Fair. For size, shapes and
peculiar formations, they must be
seen to be appreciated. Mr.. G. has
l25 bushels of the same sort for sale.
He also left with us a sample of
bricks, made out on his place, which
will compare favorably with those
*l5 thousand bricks brought from
up the river, or Memphis.
A large assortment Of Jeans Pants,
cheap, at SrowELL & HEINZ.
Go to Liston and select your Dress
Trimmings.
Elsewhere will be found the
Advertisement of Messrs. Brickev &
Bro. Don't fail to read it. Only a
very small per centage of what they
have in stock is mentioned, or even
alluded to, but it will give you an
idea of what they keep and have for
sale at their spacious store rooms.
Messrs. Brickey & Bro. have by strict
attention to business, built up large
trade, which they retain by fair deal
ing and keeping a full supply of
general merchandise on hands with
which to meet the demands of their
growing trade. Call and examine
their new stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Fine Graverly Chewing Tobac-
co at DIR. Il. T.. PREwTT's.I
If you want good Boots and Shoes,
go to LlsroN's.
If you want the best 5-cent Cigar
out-the Jumbo-go to
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that general
election will lie held at the following precincts
In NJ MissisSippi county ON the 7th ia. OF Novem-
bcr, 1882, to elect one Congressman al large,
also one Congressman from the First Congress
sionai District Of Arkansas. to-wit'
Monroe Tuwnship--at Court House. Osccola
Carson Lake Township-at School-hUusc.
Golden Iake-at sections store
Pecan Point Tow nship-at Friend ~ Morris
store.
Scott Township at Dickinson's Mil
Dead Timber Lake TOwnship-at School
house
Troy Township-at NOdena.
Swaync TownshiI-at Rozzclps.
Canadian Township at Cair'S store.
Hickman Township-at sweaiengcn's store.
Clear Lake IownShip-at School house.
thickasawha Township at Blythc's Mil.
East Big Iakc-at llectors.
West Big Lake-at Doughcrty's Min.
Little River Township-at b. +. Jackson's.
The County Court having failed to appoiu {
Judges To hold said election the voters of each
township, when assembled, shall appoint
said Judges, who, after being sworn, shall ap-
point Clerks Of said election.
Given under my hand, this 18Th day of Sep
tcmber A. D. IS62 W. Il. HASklNS,
s-23-jt Sheriff.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Go to Jim's and get more Goods,
for less money, than you can get any
where else. You know who | mean
at LISToN's.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

BMLEY's SALINE ApERrENT is a
pleasant, cooling cathartic for the in
slant cure OF headache, indigestion,
constipation, heartburn, biliousncss,
etc. III,
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
GralefultO 10 inValid>.

Floreston Cologne is grateful to
invalids, because it is refreshing
without the sickening effect Of most
perfumes. ds
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Mcssrs. Stowcll & Heinz have a
full assortment of Wooden Blankets,
Comforters, aud Quilts. No excuse
for sleeping cold.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
llOnOrabIy Discharged.

The Preliminary Examination of
Mr.. Howard Bowen, charged with
the killing of Nj. VIM. Blaylock,
came off before Esquire Liston, H..
NJ. McVeigh appearing as counsel
for the defendant. After full and
patient investigation, and argument
of counsel, Mr.. Bowen was honor
ably discharged from custody; the
Justice expresses himself of the
opinion that the killing was done in
sclf-defense. Mr.. Bowen, in addi-
ton to the other evidence, produced
an exceptionally good character as a
quiet peacable citizen. 1t is when
the rufiian and bully finds himself in
the place of Mr.. Bowen that he feels
the inconvenience of a bad character,
and learns to appreciate the value of
a good one. The truth Is "A little
man of good character like Howard
Bowen is apt to turn out to be the
wrong man to jump. We have es-
capped many a kicking and cowhid-
ing because we are little man of
good character, who couldn't stand
kicking or cow-hiding.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
OSCEOLA MALE and FEMALE
HIGH SCHOOL,

OSCEOLA, ARKANSAS.
THE NEXT TERM OF the Public School will
begin on Monday, September 2ith lss2, with
5 $. Semmes as Principal and j II Borum
\ istant s-3-u
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
4" Tough on Chills."

Cures . cases for % cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga. di.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
OsccOla Rain Drops.
SIS at GAYLORD & WYxNE's.

SIS at GAYLORD & WYNNE's.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at
the residence of Col. J. III. Parncll,
next Tuesday evening.
Avery has the pretticst line of
Calicoes in Osccola, go and examine
them.
No trouble TO show Goods at
LIsToN's.
Mr.. A. l.. Cissell came in and
subscribed for copy Of the TIMES,
to be sent to hls daughter-Miss
Maggie, at Loretta, Ky.
Stationery, in endless variety, at
II. &. PREwITT's.
Avery keeps on hand constant
ly full line of Gents furnishing
goods at Rock Bottom prices.
The Gins have all commenced
grinding out the ileccy staple, and
the business boom may be expected
at any moment.
Drief Beef, choice, at
w. f.. Moss.
Try Herbine, the great malarial
remedy, at
GAYLORD & WYNNE's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Brickey re-
turned home last Sunday after a
three weeks visit to Cliff, and St.
Louis, Mo.
Our old friend and fellow type
sticker, Jasper Holiday, after putting
in three weeks time in this Office,
while waiting paying job promised
him by a friend over the river, re-
turned to Tiptonville last Sunday,
where ho has accepted winters
job on the STAR. The people of
Lake County may look for it to
twinkle.
For Nobby Styles in Clothing
60 to Avery's. They have fine as
sortment Of the very latest.
Mrs. Hartman arrived home this
week with New Goods. Go to Lis
tons and see them.
03l-dead shot ON Chills, at
GAYLORD & WYNNE's.
-Honors are being thrust upon
our young friend Will Moss-at the
last election, he was elected, without
any apparent effort on his part, JUS
tice of the Peace of Monroe township,
and here last "Wednesday he became
the happy father of a bouncing %
pound boy. Mother aud daddy do
ing well.
Fresh Poland China Hams, Break
fast Bacon and Boncless Hams at
w. +. Moss.
All shades of Satin at
I ,c.rANs.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
WARNING ORDER.

Ml>SlSSlIIl tlktllG toJ Nl-lo ALL
TERM, 1852.
LUCY, Plaintiff,
vs.
T. L. LUCY, Defendant
The defendant, r + Lucy, is warned to ap-
pear in this Court within thirty days and an
svcr the complaint of he plaintiff, sarah Lucy
BEN II. BACCHuS, CLERK.
By Hugh X. McNeigh, D. c.
This September 25th.. lNs2.
Maihcs n Msthc,. foT rlfG.
U. Black wood. for Dft. s-50-i. .
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

Ifyou want writing material, Note,
Letter, Bill, Legal, Foolscap, or any
other styles of paper; Pens, Pencils,
writing Inks, &c, go to
II. G.. PREwIrr's.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

NEte1m business now before lhe nnblIc
X EN1 You can make money faster n
DAAO Il work for us than at ANYTHING else
Capital not needed Wcwiil start
You Sl2sday and upwards made
Of home by the industrious Men womcn %",,s
and girls wanted everywhere 10 work f'r ~
No" l> the time. You can work i'm snare tino
only or rive YONG whole time TO the business
You can live AZ home and 10 the work M OH
cr business will pay you nearly NJ wru Nonn.
cnn iGll w make onormons pay by engaging n,
,,,aio umo'' 'p'suy oH'nt aug terms free. Nancy
1Htk 90 Augusta, Maine
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7TH lSs.
WARNING ORDER.

IN MISsISsIFFI CIRCUIT COUKT.
W 4. Bowen, Plaintiff,
vs.,
Alice 4. Bowen. Defendant.
The defendant, Alice f Bowen, - hereby
warned TO appear in this Court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF the plaintiff
W. 4 Bowen, BEN IL. BACCIiUS.
scJtrmber 25th A u lSs2 Clerk
BY Hugh X McNeigh, c.
% Bla,kwood. sol, tor pith.
IL : Williams, sol. for dTt. s-3o-it
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Notice..

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed will, at the October term lso2, OF the
Mississippi County Court, present and file In
said Court petition for the purpose of laNing
out and establishing e. a county tuad. running
from Davis ferry to the McGayock plantation.
This l0th day ~ September laS2.
S-23-2 Il. DAVIS
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30
Bricks For Sale!

| will open my Brick kiln, near
Sandy Bayou, next Monday, the I'd.
day of October, when will be ready
to sell and deliver first-class bricks
ut $40 per thousand. First come,
first served. +. A. CoFFMAN.
Gaylord & Wynne are agents for
Herbine. Try it.
If you want No. l Clock, for lit
tie money, go to LisroN's.
The Public School opened last
Monday under the management of
Prof. Semmes. We have not learn
ed the number of pupils in attend
ance, but as the FIRST week is gener-
ally devoted to organization and
classifying, the school will be in good
shape and working order next week.
Everything in the way of Gents
wear is to be found at Avery's.
Give them call.
Chill no more; take 931, at
GAYLORD & WINES.
Mr.. J. J. Hearn, whose adver-
tisment appears elsewhere, will be
found at the old stand. Josh is
building up good trade in his line,
and steadily increasing bis stock and
adding more room to his Store. He
keeps good line of Family Grocer
les and Shelf Goods, which he is
selling as low as the lowest. Don't
fail to call on Josh Hearn when you
come in to trade.
If you want a nice Lace Collar,
90 to Liston and get it.
A fine line of Tobacco and Cigars
at LIsroN's.
With pleasure we call attention
to the business advertisement of Mr..
N. G. Cartwright which appears in
this issue. Mr.. Cartwright makes a
specially of Harness and Saddlcry,
keeping on hand at all times a full
stock, from cambric-needle-hole
to full grown sett Of Wagon har-
ness. He also does mending and
patching with ncatness and dispatch.
If you want Collar, Saddle, Bride
ar anything in the Saddlery line call
Nr. Cartwright and you will be
sodatfd.
4 p.
The Osceola times., 1882-09-30

TMTC wanted Ladies or gents can
hUblN l. - earn ~ TO Sj a day, al home.
Address Hewitt. Manufacturing Co, Box Sts,
ri ttsbirg, Pa