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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

"a NICE LTTTnE INVESTMENT

INOR SALE-A NICE LITTLE INVESTMENT
4 in Kansas: good houses each on large lots
yielding good rentals; live town: county seat:
two lines railroad; two additional projected;
population g 900, growing rapidly: will sell for
a. 90 or exchange for good stock Of merchandise,
stationery or books preferred. CHARLES SOM
EKS CO., SlS WOOD 81. noS-I4
NOR SALE-BY THOs. M'CAFFREY-THE
u leading Notary Public, Real Estate and In
surance Agent, $500 Butler st.
g. 5O0-COr. Thirty-seVenth st. and WoOlslaver
alley; lot 24x60: brick dwelling, Dressed brick
front, hall, vestibule and 7rooms. and a4-roomed
in No. repair.
s. 5OOENo. S2o7 Penn ave-. lot 24xISo frame busi-
ness house and dwelling Of 7rooms and frame
dwelling Of 4 rooms on rear Of lot; everything
severed: No. location Tor business property;
g. go cash; balance to suit.
100. with old brick dwelling; S, 900 cash. balance
to suit.
S5.010-On Rebecca ST.. near Penn ave-, ~ acres
Of ground: suitable terms.
slS -Winebiddle plan, acres OF ground
fronting on Rebecca, Dauphin, Kincaid and At
laDtic ave: easy terms.
T,OoO-Each for acres and % perch each, 'front.'
SIS, -Winebiddle plan, near Penn ave. cable
line: ~ acres Of land; suitable to lay out In lots;
easy payments.
so lots in the Mckinley plan, fronting on Liberty
ave-, Pearl. Taylor, Ella SITS. and Friendship ave-.
from $500 TO 81, 500 each very easy payments these
lots are handy to the cable roads and steam cars.
Also for sale-l,0O0 houses and lots all
easy payments; when you are ready 70 buy, before
going elsewhere, be sure to call on THOMAS NC
CAFFREY, $500 Butler street. Telephone 5l4.
Ofice open evenings. no3-l55
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

WHAT drink is the most healthful and re-
freshing? F. &V.'s Plttsburg beer. All
dealers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
FOUND.

EOUND-THAT vOLrAIo DIAMONDS ARE
u taking the place Of genuine diamondB; their
brilliancy is positively guaranteed. Prices fol
lows: Eardrops q % and up; pins = and up;
rings q 70 aud ups studs. e IS and up; all solid
gold. b. Z. AR0Ns. ss Fifth ave. nos-lsf
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

FINE watches a specially, low prices a
certainty, at Hsuch's, No 295 Fifth ave.
wFSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
NoHis the season 10 kssr

Now is the season to keep
on hand q supply of
"SC0URENE" to do all
your house cleaning. There
is no known article for 8
cents that will so help
through house cleaning and
do it as we'll.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
Air Moisteners.

The "Jervis" is the best. Can only be had
at French, Kendrick 6 Co.'s, SIG Smith
field street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
suburbau Lot..

T1OR SALE-CHOICEL LOTS; 50xle4 800 TO 500,
IL Belmont Place, ingram. p. Q. St. L. X. X:
streets so #. wide; sewered houses to set back q
it, cost at least e. 0dO terms f25 down, balance 80
per month. INGRAM LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT CO., 90 Fourth ave. (second noorl:
THOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LARGE LOTS.
IT right at two stations: plenty of trains: cleo
trio and other roads chartered to run near miles
from city postoce prices $50 to $50: SOC to II per
weeks no tots sold; come to office for free ride to
the grounds. MAGAW q GOFF. LINZ, 1S
Fourth ave. no2-67-TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

observation-disclosures Is HEREBY
~ given that the partnership lately existing
between h. II. Durbin and John +. ArmslronI
at No. s. Fifth avenue, Piti1buTE, under the
1rm name Of II. II. Durbin q Co. has this day
due 70 the said partnsrshiD are to Be paid ana
thos8 due from the same discharged at TIE Old
stand whsrs the business viii Be continued ~
b. ii. Dusbin and Robert I. MoWatiy. under
January 1 1890 aftsr which time the bnsIne11
win bs continued BY the said u. II. Durhln an1
Robert L MoWattY, under the nrm name oI
DurbIn q McWstty. said Robert J. NoWatf7
having purchased the interest Of 8aid John F.
Armstrong IN the old Arm. and THIS dav formed
. new partnership with said II. II. Durhtn.
John 2. Armstrong cordially recommends ID
friends 70 the new drm.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

TNOR BALEt-A CARLOAD OF FRESH MILK
e COWS, on Tuesday, November & af M
MARX, IS First street, Allegheny, nos2
ROR RsALE-FHE TIMBER ON % ACRES OF
IL land. adjoining the depot 1t MaFionVille,
Forest CO., Pl suitable for coal bank props: size
from inches 70 10. Apply 70 EDWIN BEVIER,
BrookvilIe, Pa. nos-iH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

TOE sALE-AN ELEGANT CORNER PROP.
~ ERTY, fronting 50 feet on Hiland avenue, .
beautiful residence location, with perfect sur.
roundinRs; house Of 10 rooms perfectly arranged
ana finished with every appliance. combining
elegance and comfort; stable and carriage house;
situation Of owner demands immediate disposal OF
actual value. CHARLES SoMERS q CO., ST3
Wood ct. no3-I28
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
BUSINESS CHANGES

DIssoLUTION NOTICE : THE FIRM
IL heretofore doing business under the namo
Of Straw q Hope, dentists, &c 81 Federal g., Al
legheny City. has this day boen dissolved By
mutual consent ]. Homer Hope retiring Iho
". /. Straw, who WIN assume al debD Of said
firm and to whom al accounts duo mu1f -
W. I. STRAW.
J. HOMER HOPE
ALLEqHENY CITY PA Nov l81o nnolW
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
PERSONAL
LOST

r OsT-T CAN SET 's7OLTATC DIAMONDS
IL stones IN any kind OF rings. eardrops. studs
etc., that you nav have In use; their equal haa
never been known: call and examine them. B.
Z. ATOMS IS Filth ave, Sole Agent. n03-l5l
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUs.
-
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. &c.
TORsALE-2sIx-PAss CARRIAGES.
u good as new: used only short time Inquire
Of =. 5. LIGGETT, Us Saudusky ST., Allegheny.
oc29-U
RORsALE-sPEED-7H HEAD OF FIRST CLASS
E trotters as slow as 2;42h and fast as 2:25.
PAUL Il. HACKE, Fifth ave. and Market st.
ROR SALE-A BULL CALF, WEEKS OLD,
i sired BY registered Alderney bull, and BY
COW from registered Hosteln bull and Alderney
COW; price Us. Address b. G., Dispatch once.
no3-l42
T1OR sALE-A 5-YEAR-OLD. COAL BLACK
il riding and driving mare. fine style, single,
foots to saddle and tr0ts to harness. has tabulated
pedigree on both sides; price 800. Address 3.
H.. Dispatch office. nos-1l3
Machinery ana MefaIa-
ElOR sALE-ENGINES AND BoILERs-NEW
I apd reftted; repairing promptly attended 10.
PORTER FOU NDR1 ANDMACH1NECO. LIN,
below Suspension bridge, Allegheny. Pa. aulo-D
T,oR FOOT POWER CIR
Il CULAR saw; cost IS; viii sell for ei5; only
Ued few days; good reasons for selling. Address
CIRCULAR SAW, Dispatch once, nos-H
TaOR sALE-MACHNERY, TOOLS AND
Il stockton the premises No. - Water
Issa at 10 A. NJ an excellent lot Of lafhes nom is
to 26 inches. swing from to B-foot bed; brass
lsthes. drill presses planer: Tood-wcEfsins ma
machine; lot machine and Ens.nttlng tools, reain-
ers, taps. etc.; malleable and cast Iron dttfnrs:
gate sPa a.! Ssnnx aSs snd sss
and pstterns Of valves nanges and nftinRgs also
large gray mare, harness and wagon. REEa
SHOOK CO., IS Water street. Pittsourg, "a.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

HOUSE
CLEANING
WITH
SOOURENE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

"ANTED-AGENTS-T SELL OUR NOM
w EVAPOkATlNG, non-freezing chemical IRE
factories, hotels, business blocks dwellings, etc.;
an entirely new thing and sells on sights Endorsed
n. f. lnsurance Ex., Factory Nut. ms. Co.'S, Chi
cago Underwriters Association, etc sample pail,
price lst ETC., sent on receipt org Address THE
poratedl No. Ss Front street. Worcester. Mass.
oel0-35-Thsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
WANTED.
Male Help.

TTANTED -PLASTERERS-AT WILMERD-
w ING, on 2. X. r. L. Q. CADf, Contrac-
TOR. noS-O
VUANTED-SKlLLED LABORING MEN At
w good wages on Smithheld st. bridge. ..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
TO LIT.
CIV ReaIdrncea

TT,O LEr-NEW BRICKS. 5 ROOMS HALL.
u finished attic. slate mantels, water. foo4
cellar, etc.: Mt. Washington; sl5. D. BEHEn .
SON, 4ll2 Penn ave. nos-A
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

WANTED-sALEsM EsMEN : ON SALARY OF
w commission, to sell our household speciaf-
ties by samples TO hardware, tinware and house
furnishing dealers. We have been established 8
years manufacturing labor,saving patent special
ties, and now have finest selling line In the world.
and permanent employment to energetic sales
men. Write for catalogue and special offer, THE
CL1PREk MFG. 20. (LlM.), Cincinnati, o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

81 HENRY AUCIION Co, LII
CP ECIAL AUCTION NsALE-WEDNE9.
u DAY MORNING, NoTember6 6 at therooma
No. 81 Market street
Fine line Of stationery, trimmings notions. dry.
goods. ladies' wraps fancy goods. dress goods
tive for cash.
HENRY AUCTION Co. LTM.,
no3S6 Auciioneor1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
THURSDAY, NovEMBER 1 zla

new Fifth ava station, n R. r. and electric
road, within one minutes walk; very rssonahIo
terms; trains leave Union depot at and
o'clock. BLACK BAIRD. IS Fourth ara
no268-FTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
FOR sALE-LOTs.

City Lots
EOR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOT ON
u Colwell street. 2SxIO0; q, 900. CHARLES
SOMERS GO, SlS Wood st. noS-l2S
EOR SALE--LOT s0x75 FEET, SOUTHERN
Il ave-, Mt. Washington, with frame house, Z
rooms, attic, good cellar; y 2e0. d. BEHEN q
SON, 4122 Penn ave. no3-H
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

TOR sALE-AT A REASONABLE PRICE AND
Il on terms to suit purchaser, the Newell prop
erty. located on Forbes ave-, corner shady ave,
Squirrel HILL contains six acres OF the hnest lying
land in that district. and has erected thereon 8
large fine new brick building, suitable for hotel
and road house purposes. also stables and out
buildings: can be purchased forless money than
is asked for vacant property In the immediate
neighborhood: can be rented SO as to net 8 per
cent on investment. For permit to examine build
ings see W. y. STEWART. Ia Fourth ave.
oc13-52-Su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

patch once. no5-n
ITO LEr-IN THE NEW DISPATCH BUILD
= Il ING, 10 " and 70 Diamond street. two Of the
rOOmiest and best-iGhted Offices TO be found N the
city; rent g2O0 and 500 per annum. including cleo
tric lights. janifor service aud sfesm heating.
2and 4P. N. Iyz5-d
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03
BY HENRY AUCTION 90.

UCTIoN sALE-CHOICE EAST END
"A lots 4Oxl35 feet. J. W. Arrost plan. GrAEleE
street, near Fifth ave,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-03

TNOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ON THE
Il Allegheny Parks, just completed: will sell
ETC.; also vacant and improved property of any
size or price desired, and several good business
chances. For particulars see j. II. ROWAN 3
CO., Room sos Hamilton Building, Pittsburg.
no3-T0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

The river was falling at this point last
evening with depth In the channel Of
8 feet Gcant, according to the levee
gauge. The St. Lawrence Is due up to.
day In her Observation-Disclosures trade
she will pass down Sunday morning at I
o'clock. Capt. Tom Hunter is in Com.
mand OF the st. Lawrence and Charlie
Reeves Is chief clerk, and what those
two clever officers don't know about
making things pleasant for their pat
rons, both passengers and shippers, isn't
worth knowing. The W. N. Chancellor
Is due down this morning enroute from
Pittsburgh To Cincinnati. Since enter.
ing this trade the Chancellor has been
running with great success. Tho Scotia
passed up yesterday morning at an early
hour in the QinCinnati.P Pittsburgh trade,
and the Hudson passed down about the
same time in the same trade. It Is said
that Senator Sherman fayors the
reinstatement Of Captain John Feb.
renbaCh, Of Cincinnati, as Su.
pervlSing Inspector Of this district.
II has been suggested that II would be
well for Colonel Merrill 10 put the snag.
boat Woodruff or Golden Rod, at work
in the Upper Ohio as soon as possible,
before the water gets down too low for
navigation. It would DO a good idea 10
send the steamer direct to Pittsburgh
and then let her work down. There is
plenty Of work 10 do in the way Of 70.
moving distractions. The new steering
apparatus on trial on the Alice Brown Is
pronounced success. II works by
hydraulic pressure and does away on.
tiroly with q Bteersman. The steamer
Elaine has been completely overhaulod
and repainted while lying al ParkerShurg
and will soon take the place Of The Ben
BNr In the WheOling.P Petersburg trade.
All tue daily packets continue 10 run
regularly and do q good business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
MARTINS FERRY.
A Tail Drum MajOr-LseturS-Th Nal
striko-perSdnhi, etc.

A Tail Drum MajOr-LsoturO-Th Nall
strikS-perSdnAl, etc.
Hanover street will be paved with brick.
A daughter OF Lewis Hastings Is quito III.
ono drunk was up before Mayor Mitchell yes.
to-day
Capt. John Hutchinson Ia at Cincinnati for
medical treatment
Mr. Joseph Hoffman, Of DOllalrO, was up yea.
to-day among friends,
ilObOft !. saOkOtt, we'll known COMMERCIAL
man Of Cleveland Ii IN the city.
Tho nRllCrS al Tho IAughlln mill have offered
10 compromise With tho striking feeders,
n. o. dies, the old German corn doctor, oil
youngstown, will fOnain al tho RhCrinRt house
I'LL this evening,
lion. John RAhlon, Ex.COmmi6alonefO Of Rduca.
ton In tho United States aud nov President Of
The Marietta COLLEGE, Will probably deliver an
address AZ the Lafayette OPEN HOUSE after the
commencement Friday OvehlnE May n. HO II
In New York aud writes superintendent Is, j,
Sparks that he thinks hg WI 10 present, This
will DO a very Interesting feature Of the com.
inOncCtnOnt
Thomas DObblnS will travel with Sells Bros
le0. ROV0E inches In his stocking ieel and II only
10 yeats old. How'll wear hlgh'hegied boots and
4 twenty-five Inch p0inpOtn, and they will Adyef.
llSq him a. tho iAll6at iIIeat1ld bOyln America.
pobhina has bad considerable experience q d
lie last Presidential CGinpaiEn. Ssiis Hfo1.
hgaid Of HIN through a travelling man, Just
after by signed With 9Olla Bros, q Representative
Of wallace \ 20, called on him and 1iIefed him
y more pOt, WOOk than tho former, but no would
Ing IL the tAhghiln mill YesiSfday he hSi an
next Hea4ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17

The following is from a Pittsburgh
paper, but nobody here knows anything
about It: Arrangements have been
made for 4 twenty-five mile race between
James Florence, OF Wheeling, and ]. Y.
Leyton, OF Detroit. The stakes are $50 q
side. Legion will have one and one
half miles start in the twenty-five. The
race will take place at the fair grounds,
Wheeling, on Friday, May IL" An.
other Pittsburgh paper says: flames
Florence, OF Wheeling, writes the Pres.
that while he does not consider himself
in the same class with Mackey, who had
challenged him TO race, he would meet
the latter at any time or place TO make
tho preliminary arrangements" Who
Is Florence, anyhow
Jesse Schafer, the well known letter
carrier and bicycle rider, desires 1t stated
that he knows nothing at all about a race
10 take place here next Saturday night
between Mr.. Ed Lawton, oil the Pitts.
burgh Hope Bicycle Club, and himself,
for $50 a side. II seems that when q
Pittsburgh paper hears OF possible
sporting event, 1t is written up as q sure
thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
WAS IT A MURpyRp
A Sensational story VRieh Seems to be
Wen Founded,

WNh ANtAAhHut
A story reached the ears Of an ISTEI-
LIaHScsR man and Of Chief Of Police
Delbrugge about the same time yester-
day, 10 the effect that on Tuesday even.
ing, a man attempted to get into a house
Of III repute on the South Side, but was
refused, when he tried to kick in the
door. The woman Of the house fred
four shots, the last one taking effect,
and wounding the man seriously,
No definite details could be obtained,
There were several vague Tumors, one to
the effect that one Of the balls had mar
roWly missed another woman living near,
Another report was that q man outside
the house fired into the door. All re-
ports agreed that an unknown, red
headed man was wounded, Yesterday
II was also stated that red-headed man
who had been shot in Wheeling was
dying over in Ohio.
Last night Chief Delbrugge and Off
GERS Shorts and Cruice, with an INTELLI'
GRNcRR man, investigated the reports
but without much satisfaction, No con
firmation or denial Of the story could be
obtained in the vicinity where the shoot
ing was alleged to have occurred, A
woman who kept house there has dis
appeared lately, but is believed to be in
town,
1t is said that the man who was shot
was wounded internally, and spit VI
large quantities Of blood; but who ht
was nobody had any idea, The case Il
too well defined to DO without somt
foundation, and yet too vague to oaeI
even fair clue for investigation,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
LOCAL BREYITIEs,
Matters OF Minor Moment in and About the
City,

City,
FEMALE walking match at the Capitol
rink this afternoons evening,
CoNCERT and elocutionary entertain.
ment at the Opera House this evening,
FIVE car loads Of -emigrants passed
West over the Baltimore 4 Ohio yester-
day,
Ten car loads OF Texas cattle arrived
at the Baltimore & Ohio stock yards at
Bellaire Wednesday evening,
DR. Mccoy Is still on the stand In the
Pipes-MCCoy SANDER suit, ThereWill be
no session Of the court to-day,
Tue First Spiritual Church meets every
Sunday at 8 p. IN, in Union Hall, No.
1907 Main street, An tart gallery Of
ancient spirits" is shown.
THE posters for John Robinson's big
show, to be exhibited on the old fair
ground park June3, are in full bloom,
and the heart Of the small boy Is glad,
OFFICER CARNEY yesterday picked up
an old white haired man in the Second
ward market, who was exceedingly
drunk and wanted to have fight with
somebody,
THR Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will have one Of their many pro,
posed steel bridges constructed and
moved onto the piers in few days near
Point Mills,
In Police Court yesterday Lizzie Gilt
ford was given fifteen days in jail tol
drunkenness in public, and Mary Wrin
ger, for immoral conduct in public, go
thirty days,
THR cases oiWilliam Calvin and PATSY
0'Neal, for fighting, were continued II
Police Court yesterday until this morn
, ing; also the case u Adam Smith, To-
disorderly conduct,
: The public school in the Third ware
annex, near the Central Glass Works, OF
Fourteenth street, has been dismissed
temporarily, owing 10 several cases Q
diptheria in the immediate vicinity,
In the police court yesterday tn
cases Of Squire a, R. McCahon and s, a
Boyce, who had fight in McCahon'
court over q case in which BoyCe wa
attorney, were dismissed by Judge Jei
iers, who said his court had no jurisdiC
. ton, and that the case ought to be cor
sidered by the County Commissioner
ONE Of the two small naptha yacht
purchased dy Capt, Asa Booth when b
was in New York recently, for himse
and u party OF associates, arrived yestel
day, aud was put in the river and give
y trial trip, II Ia the smaller one, an
i is OF graceful model and has a swI
Il speed. 1t won much praise from thos
70 who saw It in motion.
WoRK on the paving Of Market stree
was resumed yesterday, and the we
side OF tho pavement was laid as 4
y north as point Just above the alley b
= I.uke's livery stable. The work Of pawn
between the street car rails also con
menced yesterday, and 1t will not tai
long for the gang doing this work
catch up with contractor Lemonss mel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-17
BELLAIRB.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip rron,
the Glass City,

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The wonuOr Cadets have received their new
uniforms.
spaugler Post q. A. II. holds an important
meeting tonight.
J.p.Pernell fell iromG stock car yesterday and
VIII Mills cuthI hand yesterday very badly
while cutting wood,
The Knights H the Golden Eagle Will dance ut
Turner Hall May ~.
Ayoung lady Of tho Fourth ward and young
man from the Northwest Will wed soon.
The contract for the new |. o. o. r. building
here was awarded to WI. MCClAln for Sli,OOO
cash.
Rev. T. ". Lane Ia home from New Brighton.
where no has been In attendance ut the funeral OF
an uncle
On account OF sickness Mrs. n. s, IIoey was un.
able 70 attend the missionary meeting Ut Bridge
port this week.
rain q wheeling railroad arc very slight, taking
effect yesterday,
The BarnGsville Mine Car Company Is shipping
part Of the State.
The Bottle. Company were ofTyesICrLlay, not
having any glaSs-the frst timO this fire aud the
first whole day lost,
4: Michael 4 Bro. failed 10 buy the store o. NJ.
J. Keller, he having changed his mind, They
VIII rent room ~ soon as possible.
Charles RoReer has secured paving contract
at Alliance, Ills men, teams, wagons md tools
lett for there overland, yesterday morning.
Albert Brown, candidate for county commits
Gi0ner from poa1O township, was hero yesterday
looking up his fences In this nCghbOrhOO1.
Joseph La Duo Is smiling over the arrlvaOia
daughter and Charles Hankc, it,, also; N, +.
6lauelter over sen aud Louie DAnb over a son
The private hop given IN honor Of Miss l.OWen
stein, Of Cincinnati, at KlOtG'E hall was u very
enjoyable affair, about thirty couples being
present,
Mr.. Bert IeAslirp Ii hero among friends, from
Findlly, and Will stay for 4 WHILE IA his position
Of Findlay went up ID AmokV, he having worked
for tho Goblet Company there,
Charley beaver, q lltllO six. year.Oll fell In tho
river at the mouth Of tho creek Ton "Wednesday,
aud went under for tho third time. lie was got
ten out then and vigorously rubbed aud brought
10 In little while.
A man well known hOre was seen distributing
cats from o covered bucket through the differ
cnt alleys IN tho Fourth ward, giving away some
eight or tGn,. slipping th0m through the coal
windows aud through tho fences yesterday
morning.
Tho Goblet Company In lower town. operated
by the Lantern Globe Company, wns discovered
10 DO on fro yesterday by the Waterman. II
caught Ia tho llOOt from Goals falling from the
glory hole early yesterday morning, Several
Zines thlg factory has caught, but escaped luck
lily every time.