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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-17
FOR sALE-BUsINESs.


Business Chances
TOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING GENERAL
~ store at bargain: storeroom and dwelling.
For particulars address 8. z. POORBAUGH,
Glencoe, Pa ocS-3o
dor sALE-GROCERY STORE IN LIVE.
$500: trade good, mostly cash. BALTENSPER-
GER s. WILLIAMS 15i Fourth ave. ocI7-36
TNOR SALE FINE BAKERIES AND CON
grocery store in Pitts5urg, 81 600 or invoice doing
yearly business of 500 600; Smaller grocery stores,
To g O egar h0Tss snail bakeries
stores, feed store. printing oflce and many other
ticuiaTs. SHEPARD CO. 81 Fifth ave- si'' 6cs &c.
J1oR sALE-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY; !;
IL good paying builders supplies and livery
combined with large hauling trade, will invoice
stables and Office all connected, with T. r. siding;
located in a growing center on good X. R: line
health. For Information call on JAMES HOW
ARD. JR., No. 80 Park way, MAGEE & COM
PANY, Allegheny City ocl7-s6
E1OR SALE-CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 3I3
Il Wood st.-We can safely recommend as good
investments and as an avenne to a successful re-
spectable and profitable business connection the
following, each in its line desirable: An active
interest in wholesale mercantile business: an
active or silent interest in establishment deal
ing directly with consumers in choice line Of
goods yielding large and certain profits: inter-
est in a live, progressive and profitable country
RrowEh Dnd enaI9emens m IS eia assHred captni Te
quired in each from $, OOO to %, 900. ocl7-4
Business stands.
EOR NVESTMENT-FIFTHAV AVENUE,
L near Logan street. 3-sty. pressed brick 'front.'
7rooms and storeroom; price low enough to be
considered good purchase; lot 21xS9. j. @.
REILLY, a Diamond st. ocl3-150
UYOR sALE-FIFTH AVE. BUSINESS PROP
r ERrY, only 1856 per front foot. near the
Court House. a lot 123xl12 #. to another street;
especially adapted for stores warehouse, light
manufacturing or any other purpose requiring
terms can be made. SAMUEL W. BLACK & Co,
SO Fourth ave. oc17-22-ThS
NOR SALE-THE VALUABLE BUSINESS
IL property No. 1l25 Penn avenue, city, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, to be sold at Mas
ter's SALE by order of the Court of Common Pleas
on next Thursday morning, October II, at IL
O'Clock, on the premIses get handbill of full par
ticulars at our office. JAS. s. YOUNG, Master.
JAS. w. DRAPE CO., 12S Fourth avenue, Pitts
burg. ocl2-SS-MTTS
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Female HELD.

UTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR COOK AT 4O7
w PENN AVENUE, PfttsDurg. ocI7-7
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MEETINGS.

BASEBALL game to-day at our store
Chicago VS. Allegheny. Fleishman & Co.
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A N ORDINANCE-AUTHO THE
n construction Of q sewer on Corner street
from line Of Jones' property to Maurice street
sewer.
Section 1-Be it ordained and enacted By the
city of Pittsburg. in Select and Common Cou1-
cils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority Of the same. That The
Chief Of the Department. Of Public Works Be
and IS hereby authorized and directed 70 ad-
Terrise in accordance with the acts Of Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the
ordinances of the said city Of Piftsburz felat-
ing thereto. and regulating the same for pro
posals for the construction Of pipe sewer Is
inches in diameter ON Cornee street. from
line of Jones' property to . connec-
ton with sewer on Maurice street,
the contract therefor to be let in the
manner directed by the said acts OF Assembly
and ordinances. The cost and expense Of the
same TO be assessed and collected in accord
ance with the provisions Of an act Of Assembly
Of the CommonTealth Of Pennsylvania entitled
IAN act relating to streets and sewers in cities
of the second class" approved the 18th dag Of
May, A. D.. 1889 oc17-70
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TOR SALE-LOTS, LOTS, LOTS IN THE
IL Herr Fulbacf plan, between Willow Grove
and Bennett stations, on West Penn X. r., just
outside Allegheny City line. from 800 TO 500;
cheapest property in the market. THOS. LIG-
GETT, III Fourth ave. oc12-12S-TTSsu
EOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS: 5oxI9I 800 TO $500;
L Belmont Place. Ingram, p, e. & st. l.. X. X.
streets so it. wide; severed houses to set back 40
IT., cost at least e 600: terms S5 down, balance $40
MENT CO., go Fourth ave. (second ioor).
oc13-I02-Tfsu
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Situations.

SIfuatiOns.
UTANTED-A POSITION BY MAN AND
w wife as cooks in clubhouse or hotel; both
excellent cooks; number of years experience.
Address COOK, No. sSl Liberty st., city.
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DOR SALE-LOr 14sx1oo LACoCK ST., NEAR
u Federal ST.. Allegheny, at trustees sale by
direction of Orphans Court. On Thursday, Oct.
"a at O'Clock, will be sold on the premises, in
lots to suit purchasers that piece of valuable real
estate belonging to the estate of the late Martha
Mcdonald Smith, fronting 148 feet on the north
side of Lacock st. by 100 feet deep to street ad
jacent to West Penn Railroad very eligible prop
erty for manufacturing purposes; terms one
fourth cash and balance In three yearly payments.
A. LEGGATE & SON, AuctiOneers. Ocl6-74
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TOR ESTMENT-FIFTHA AVENUE,
L near Logan street, 3-sty pressed brick front,
rooms and storeroom; price low enough to be
REILLY, a Diamond st. ocl3-150
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OR sALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.

TNOR SALE-AT e. 750-VERY REASONABLE
I terms: short walk from the postofice, on
Bluff ST., Sixth ward; neat brick house of
rooms. late corveniences. See W. A. HEBRON
& SONS, No. so Fourth ave. ocl6-20-MTh
ElOR SALE-BARGAIN -WYLIE AVE.
Il room brick hall, side entrance: on line of
BILE cars; two fronts, large lot water gas, marble
mantels, inside shutters: 3, 500 to prompt buyer.
ALLIES BAILEY, l64 Fourth ave. ocl5-3S-rTs
TOR SALE-VERY CHEAP-A DESIRABLE
II new house. late style, rooms: lot 30 IT. front:
street is paved city sewer; centrally located and
very short distance from the Court House; bar
gain Is offered if sold quick. W. A. HEBRON &
SONS, No. 80 Fourth ave. oc10-20-MTh
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East End Residences.

ITO LET-VERY CHEAP-s25 PER MONTH,
Il neat brick house, rooms; late improve
ments: on Ward ST., Oakland. See w. A. HER
RON & SONS 30 Fourth avenue. oc15-s1-TTS
ITO LET-HoUSE OF "A ROOMS, STABLE
Il and outbuildings: large grounds; on Negley
avenue near Penn avenue cable cars. Inquire OF
HENRY ROBERTS, at Oliver & Roberts Wire Co.,
Southaide. seI9-10
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HaZelwOod Lots.

E1OR sALE-HAzELWOOD LOTS. $500 EACH.
Il 3vacant lots On Kearcher ave-, Twenty-thi
ward, i1x145. BLACK & BAIRD, s5 Fourth ave.
ZD-SO6 oclS-o4-D
E1OR SALE-S300 EACH FOR HAZELWOOD
Il lots: 13 beautifully lying lots on Bigelow, n.
Sylvan ave-. 25xlO0 feet each. BLACK BAIRD,
95 Fourth ave. 2D-3G6 oci5-55
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UTANTED-TO EMPLOY A FEW LADIES,
w on salary, to take charge of my business at
their homes; entirely unobjectionable; light; very
fascinating and bealthful: no talking required;
permanent POSITION; wages $40 per week in ad-
vance; good pay fol part time; my references in
clude some of the best well-known people OF Lou
isville, Cincinnati, Pittsburg and elsewhere. Ad-
dress with stamp, MRS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut sts., Louisville, Ky.
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FOR sAIs-mIsCELLANE6Us.
TO LET.

City Residences.
TITO LET-NO. 5l1 PENN AVENUE 8 ROOMS
\ ,all the house except the parlor). W.
HEhRON SONS, 50 Fourth avenue. ocl5-Sl-TTs
TITO LET-BRICK DWELLING, ROOMS,
Il front and rear halls and stairway, natural
gas, bath; minutes to cable cars; s2U per month.
JOHN ALLEN, 62IS Penn ave. oc5-94-rrs
ITO LET-ON CONGRESs STREET, BRICK
Il house, rooms, bath, range, both gases;
fine brick stable for two horses: rent low to good
party. MAGAW & GOFF, 145 Fourth ave. ocH-2S
ITO LET-sl3 PER MO. THE BEST HOUsEIN
Il either city for the money; neat brick house,
oc10-2l-Mrh'
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AUCTION SALES.
At AUCTION
]. H. BoRLAND, Auctioneer.
]. Il. BoRLAND's
NOS. 72s and 725 LIBERTY STREET,
MONDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1854

at the head of Wood street, opposite the Ar
buckle block, commencing
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IJNOR SALE-A FINE, NEW BRICK RESI-
Il DENCE property, with beautiful, large lot,
situate one of the most pleasant avenues in the
East End; gentle elevation, affording charming
view of Liberty Valley, and securing perfect
sewerage system: IL elegant rooms, with spacious
reception hall. billiard room, bath and lavatorial
facilities with patent Scotch closet; laundry nat
ural gas and all of the more recent appliances, and
everything in the most perfect order; wide piazza
covering the entire front and side it will prove in
teresting to any one in quest OF a handsome East
End home to examine this valuable property. Par
ticulars from JAS. w. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth
avenue. Pittsburg, Ocl7-4-MThS
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
The presiden. 8 MESSAGE.


The inaugural address OF the great
Rock Island route the Chicago. Kansas
& Nebraska railway, is to announce that
on November IS solid ves,ibule trains
will be run between Chicago and Den
yer, Colorado Springs and Pueblo with
out change. making close connections at
the above points with all trains for Salt
Lake, Los Angeles. San Francisco. Port
land, Oregon and all points west. and at
Kansas City and St. Joseph eastward for
Chicago, st. Louis and all points east,
west, north and south.
These royal trains, consisting Of Pull
man sleeping cars. restful reclining chair
cars and magnincently furnished day
coaches were built expressly for this
service by the Pullman Co, and are with
out question the handsomest ever turned
out by that famous establishment The
reclining chair cars spoken Of. are free to
all holders of tirst-class tickets, and a
courteous attendant will be found with
every car to care for the wants Of our
patrons. Ask your nearest ticket agent
for a ticket via The Great Rock Island
Route" or write to
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Ticket and Pass. Agt,
Topeka, Kansas.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
COLLEGE COLUMN,
PROFESSOR 3. F. POwELsON, Sup't.

To-day We enter upon the 2nd term O
our first year. While all things are moi
as we would have them. or as they should
be. yet our hearts beat lighter and freeel
than at the opening of the year Deeper
is our conviction of duty and response
bility. More settled is our determine
ton to succeed We are making friends
every day. and the people appreciate the
efforts being put forth to give opportu-
nifty for advancement in study. The
self sacrificing labors of our teacher and
their constant faIthfulness cannot fail to
merritt the appreciation of the people
The promptness of the students to do
their work. is also quite commendsble.
So as We push ahead in this grand en-
terprlse, let all lend helping hand. and
in twelve months from this Dodge City
will have College of which she may
well feel proud.
During the holidays the President and
his assOciats were ON the look out for
new students Prof Atkins was at
Meade Center. and met with fair prom
ises for patronage. at least next year.
Prof, Powellson visited points not far
from the city. At Ford he met with
good success How apparent it is that
i he and others interested had been able
to have done such work last summer that
we could have had from so to IS students
in attendance to-day. But nothing could
be done; for no one knew whether We
could open at all or not.
And now let the building be pushed to
completion and put in readiness for use:
let the people see for themselves a de
! termination for the greatest possible sue
cess, and even IN this year the number of
students may reach point by no means
to be dispised.
All praise to the wOrkmen who have
carried forward the work on the College
Hall so well in the weeks past. and should
the work still be pushed with the same
commendable zeal the building would
stOh NC Dut IL 10 W DC uIuCu
regretted that since the 23rd ult. very little
has been done. Why all this delay!
Now specially when the weather is the
fl nest, how intent should all be to push
this enterprise
Both teachers and students seem to
have enjoyed the holiday vacation and
have been benefited by it. all are re-
turning to their posts much improved
and helped by the rest and social enjoy
ments.
Miss Newton spent part of her va
cation with friends in Garden City
All deeply sympathize with Mr.. Cor
don Finley in the death of his sister, who
was well known in this county as sue
cessful teacher
Miss Newton resumed her duties in her
music room yesterday. giving several
lessons
Now that the End term has opened, let |
all come in prompely Let us make
good run-a better record for the College |
than ever before.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
THEY SAY:

That the MOntezuma railroad will b
extended to Trinidad, Colorado
That green-eyed Jealousy prompted ,
party to open up the defunct Democrat
That our society clubs are in flour
ishing condition. and that Dodge is the
society city of western Kansas.
That the Omaha, Dodge City & South
ern railroad will be the greatest compet-
ing line that runs from the Pacific to the
Atlantic coast
That several persons overlooked New
Years, the time for good resolutions
That Leap Year" went out leaving
several young ladies in the rear.
That the celebration of the new year
shattered an electric light
That our merchants are happy over the
big sales during the holidays; and that
was because they advertised in the
TINES
That some who ''swore off, have al
ready broke their oath
That Dodge City has the brightest
prospects of any city in the west.
That with the new coal well the finest
coal vein in the west will be opened
That the proprietor of the City drug
store had the largest number of custom
ers ever before seen in the place At one
time just before Christmas.
That the DelmOnico furnished a mag
nificent supper for the masqueraders on
New Years Eve.
That the six shooter is beginning to
make the people tired.
That the dinner furnished for the
guests at the Dodge House on New year
day was one of the finest.
That Shinn & Simms handle more flour
and feed than any firm in this great
west.
That the box rent at the postoffice is
not paid in fast enough.
That the city council will increase the
police force.
That Sheriff Bell never missed a man
that papers Were issued for during 1888.
That Dr. Galland will be a candidate
for mayor at the coming city election.
That Garibaldi personated one of the
Rothchilds SO well on New Years day,
they thought it was Adam Schmidt.
That IL. II. Covert is the greatest
''rustler" in the city.
That the street railway company ought
to be resurected
That with the reception at the Y. c.
A. rooms on New Year. day, everybody
were made happy.
That our street commissioner knows
Just how to fix up street, and that 3rd
avenue is daisy"
That the Bank restaurant had to put
on extra walters to supply the demand
on New Years day.
That the meals furnished at the Nation
tional hotel-restaurant told GEM, by r.
HurtZ, cannot be beat
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The Presbyterian church Sabbath
school had a pleasant session last Sab.
bath. 1t is in quite prosperous condi-
ton. Prof. Powelson was at his own
solicitation relieved of the superintend.
ency. Mr.. L. T. Boorey was chosen
superintendent. Prof Powelson was
elected assistant superintendent. Miss
Carrie Markley was reelected secretary;
Mr. Ed. ThOme, treasurer; Miss Emily
Cherington, librarian, and Harry Mark
ley, assistant librarian.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
Bloom Items,


D. r. Short and family have moved TO
the Indian territory.
James Claypole, formerly of this vicin-
ity, passed through here a few days ago,
on his way to his homestead in this state
near the Colorado line.
All the schools in this township are
| closed for short vacation.
Mr. Hite sold the WI of section T.,
range % of this township. for the con-
sideration of $500.
Miss Tillie Beattie. of Crown Point,
Ind, was visiting her brother-in-lsw. o.
j. Andrews last week.
Mr.. George Carson lost quite a good
horse, which died few minutes after
eating and watering; cause unknown.
Every man in Ford county, or who has
claim in the county, should either cul-
tivate or have some one else do it for
him, so no land once plowed will return
to its original state. Success in this
county depends upon cultivation. What
is true of Ford county Is true of all south
western Kansas. Our prevailing winds
are from the north and south. Break up
the limos along the north and south sides
of each claim; put in one or two rows Of
yellow willow hedge. or three or four
rows of cottonwood; cultivate then thor
oughly, and in five or six years the winds
viii be thrown upwards and over on
crops by these trees, and our country
will become the garden of the west
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. Editor, as the people are gettin:
over the holidays. there is not much 60
ing on that would be Of interest to you
| readers.
The revival at Sswlog Valley has beer
! discontinued Mr. Ranch is discouraged
he caught several chronic backsliders
the hardened sinners still go loose.
The grand wolf hunt came off on New
Years Day. We have not heard how they
came out. They were to circle Hodge
man county and surround the game
large party from Jetmore was to come
down from the Buckner
The literEy at the Quail Trap, is boom
ing; they have a large turnout and a
good time.
g. D. Merrill has stole another dog; il
is yellow dog. lie has been picking up
dogs for the last four years; he takes
them back the next day.
Mr.. Petition has returned from Chi
cago.
Program of Bell Center Literary. Dec.
26th. 1888:
Song by society.
Selection. Mrs. Hanna. Little Phil. -
Stump Speech. Ben l.. Lockman. Belle
Center
Song. Enoch and Eta Griffith, Char
ming Ella"
Selection. Mrs Petition. Potts at
tempt to get his wife insured"
Our Oklahoma hunters have returned.
They boast Of having quantity of wild
game.
8. c. Brown killed three rattle snakes
in his cellar last Tuesday morning. before
daylight. The next evening his cat was
on the outside of them.
Our school has class in book keeping.
E. Runnels il partioning his house.
Hoods and Jones had socials this
week
Stump Speech, Z. l.. Griffith,
Selection, Nrs. Hanna
Song, Franc and Bell Petition
Selection, W. +. Petition, kisses
Song. Frank Mullendore. "On the
Banks Of Pontchartrain
Dialogue. Mr., Fuller and Mr.. Blatley
Recitation, Matte Peer, The ride of
Jennie McNeal"
Selection. Jesse Brstley. Billings on
Courtship."
Dialogue. E. L. Griffith and others.
Reading Of Paper, by editor.
Debate-Resolved, That the mental
capacity Of both sexes are equal. The
question decided in the negative.
Critics report.
The society then adjourned to meet the
following Friday evening.
HAY SEED.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The invitations are out for a public in
stallation of officers of Protection Lodge
No. 172, A. o. L. W. of this city, to take
place next Monday evening Dr. c C.
Green, Grand Medical Director of the
order in this state. will be the installing
officer. All having invitations should
not fail to attend, as the affair promises
to be a grand one
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
The Masquerade Ball.

The ball held on New Years Eve. b
our society clubs. was a grand success
throughout. The attendance was extra
ordinary large. the halls being crowde'
to the doors The music as furnished b!
the Cowboy. as usual. WAS Of the finest
The following is partial list Of those
who were masked:
II. H. Covert, Bon Thorn. in Patience
L. E. Warren. Lord.
Emma Warren Indian princess.
d. A. Gillispie. Japanese
W E. Tesre red velvet prince.
F. o. Root, school boy.
Chas. Long. Hamlet.
Sam Black. Chinese.
J. T. Whitelaw. fat Dutchman.
F. Heineke. Harlequin.
A. Workman. clown.
Gene Holmes, clown.
VIM. Gerard. hunter sister.
II. Skinner. in mask with dog; J. Muir
ply. in mask with mule.
L. H. Soule, Uncle Sam.
Will Warren. Indian chief.
N. Chamberlain. Spanish suit.
JAS Brown. darkey dude.
E. Brown, fancy clown.
p W. Young. fancy clown.
Jerry Shaw. hunch back.
John Shaw, jockey suit.
Mr. r. N. Wright. Spanish lady.
Mrs Roy Drake. silver princess.
Hack Oakley. jocky suit
Judd Crawford. Mother Hubbard.
Jos. Ottys. jocky suit.
James f. Wright, the Devil"
Lawrence Boyd Spanish gentleman.
W L. Jenkins, monkey.
Sherman Warren. id fool.
Those who were there and danced the
old year out and the new year in. will
long remember the occasion. Great cred
i. is due the gentlemen who had the af-
fair in charge. especially Mr.. II. I'll. CO.
vert.
About 100 took supper at the Delmonl-
CO, and of courss with Mr. Chas Heinz
the same, it was unsur-
passed. Mrs. E. Vrendenburgh, of Wich-
ita. furnished the costumes. and she
brought over two hundred suits with her,
among which were some of the finest
suits ever brought to Dodge.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

When you want abstracts of title to
any lands or town property III the state
Of Kansas, 60 to kirkpatrick & Martin.
They can furnish some on short notice
and at reasonable rates. Office over
pWtb6iev.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Some of the brick houses erected in
England 200 years ago are so cemented
together that the walls have to be
blown down with gunpowder when the
site is wanted for something modern.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

SOLD AT COST will sell all goods
in my mil inery store at cost prices from
now until January lst, as l intend to
close out my business Call and exam
inc my stock and get prices.
Mrs. T. Justin. doors south rink.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03
8

W e are thawed out
and limbered up
braced up and spruc-
ed up for a lively
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Goods and prices will
surely secure it.
We have opened
the throttle valve and
business must hum.
We are loaded to
the guards with good
and useful goods for
you to select for pres
ents. Buy something
this year your friends
can use as well as ad-
mire.
We shall invoice as
usual, Jan. 1st. and
shall close out all
broken lines that low
prices will move.
Our clothing has a
reputation for quality
and fit which certain
ly merits the inspec-
ton of all.--See those
California suits form
erly sold for $25.OO,
now only $1,000.
We shall expect you.
Yours truly,
z. M. WRIGHT & Co.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

Don't forget to consult Kirkpatrick
~ Martin before getting your loans
They represent the best
~ companies In the country and can
~ You as much money at as low a
. as any other Company on same Sc
l4Hty. Office over postoadce.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

FOR SALE.-150 head of cows. 25
head of year old heifers; % head of
year old heifers. These cattle are of a
good grade of cattle, and are going to be
sold. Call at Elephant Stables.
H. B. BELL, Prop.
Dodge City times., 1889-01-03

The entire stock of millinery goods,
fancy goods and notions. also all fixtures
of the store of Mrs. Z. Justin is offered for
sale. Those intending TO 90 into the
above business will do well to call on her
4 doors south of rink, End avenue, IS she
will sell at bargain.