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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-11-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.

THE NEXT PREsIpENT.
When asked what state he halls from,
Our sole reply ahsll be;
HE halls from where he pleases.
And his name is J. G. g."
st. Louis Globe. DEMOCRAT:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-11-28
GOODS AT THE OLD PRICES!

No matter what competitors
still still hS our theory and there will charge the
9ot and w believe giving value received Our Stock MARKED
Clothing without asking We
prices dizzy everybody call
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NO41tE 1O FAhME Sc
The Bismarck elevator IS now open for
business. Highest price paid for wheat
and oats. GEO. E. WENTwoRTH,
Inspector.
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TAKEN UP.

BY the undersigned, 44 miles north Of
WilliamspoYt. one white COW six years old,
with brass knob ON left horn.
S. A. HAWKES..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-11-28

Could anybody anywhere ask or expect at
this time Of year any finer weather than the
Missouri Slope is enjoying at present?
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FOR sALE-1MpkovED REAL ESTATE.
East End Residences.

HoMEr-D EsIRABLEH HoNIEOF 10 Rooms ON
IL South Highlrnd av.; all modern CONVENE
enccs: handsomely papered: immediate possess
sion. BAXTEK. THOAlpSVN Il CO., l62 Fourth
avenue. de2S-lO0F
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comes from increasing knowledge, from in
tellectual power, business power, the mastery
of affairs. 1t is a joy to be able to do one
useful thing we'll. 1t is a gain to be able to
master the passions of the body, and the
tempers of the mlnd-to have growing
vision OF the good, q growing faith in God,
and the light shining on that now and again
gives infinite expansion to our horizon,
Time indeed gives to, us far more than 1t
takes away.
"'But how shall we not grow old?'
often hear asked. 4 keep interest in many
things said youthful old man. Keep
warm the enthusiasm of the heart. Entbu-
siasm in youth, pessimism is age. Enlarge
the golden zones of friendship. We ought
to be as capable of new friendship as q
new book The mistake is often made that
the affections and mind age with the
body. The youth of the body is from
25 to A. But the youth OF the mind is from
45 to 75. The mind is prematurely old that
isn't fresh and buoyant at 20 years. Milton
wrote his Paradise Lost Goethe his
Faust, and Michael Angelo rounded St.
Peters dome when they had passed the gray
milestone of 20 wears. Thousands of men
and women after 80, have suffered noble
sorrows, experienced divine joys and
achieved mental and moral victories. If
you wish then to be young, DO not brood
your mistakes failures or sins, do not throw
the dredge into the sea of the past to bring
up its foul corpses. Keep fresh your interest
in things, your work, your home, your
friends, your books Find your place, recog-
nize your limitations Do not try to do
more than you can do. The hen who sits all
day on the nest lays not more than one egg.
Keep warm your enthusiasm and your
faith"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-29
WON'T REFUSE GAS.

One Reason Why Glass Manufacturers
Don't Care to Go Back to Coal-A Shut
Down just Now Would be a Little Too
Costly.
Glass manufacturers all over the country
are preparing for the meeting to be held
next Tuesday at Chicago. where the final
details for putting into operation the
American Window Glass Company will be
discussed, says the New York Journal Of
Finance. In anticipation Of this event,
which dealers expect will cause an advance
in prices, numerous large orders have been
placed for next years delivery at current
prices. If the company Is formed, these
orders will be turned into the general COM
pany when filed, and if the prices are be-
low the current rates at time of sale, the
difference will be charged up to the factory
making such cut. This is one of the laws
of the new compan..' to compel uniform
prices.
Recalcitrans factories in Ohio, Indiana.
and other points have mill ate againsS the
earlier commencement o. busines.; by the
new company. Recently, however, word
has been received that therc is shor" :ge o.
gas at Maumee. Toledo. Lancaster. Bowling
Green, FindIay, and other points in Ohio
and Indiana which has necessitatsa the clos
ing of several factories located at these
points. This has had the effect of bringing
several of them in line with the friends of
the combination.
There will be no factories in Pittsburg
which refuse gas on account of future ad-
vance of 80 per cent for gas after January l.
Factories at this season cannot afford to close
down from four to six weeks to permit the
Encouragement of their furnaces for coal.
The lost time would be too expensive, and
gas will be used therefore, until the end of
this fire; but next summer it is probable that
several factories will prepare to use coal. 1t
is understood that the rate which will pre-
vail after this year, while higher than the
equivalent in coal, is not beyond reach, be-
cause of the excellence of gas-fred glass,
and because of its splendid adaptability for
fattening. Taken all in all, therefore, the
better equality of the glass compensates for
the additional cost of gas over coal.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-29
FUNERAL OF W. S. MASON.
A Victim of the Wiley Disaster Laid to Rest
on Saturday.

A Victim of the Wiley Disaster Laid to Rest
on Saturday.
The funeral services of the late Weldin S.
Mason were held at the Church of the AS
cension at II o'clock Saturday morning, and
were conducted by Bishop Whitehead, as
sisted by the Revs. Samuel Maxwell, R. w.
Grange and George Hodges The inter-
ment. which was private, took place at a
later hour. Mr.. Mason died Wednesday
evening at the residence of his father, H.
Lee Mason, Ellsworth avenue and BidwelI
street, after an illness of only five days. AT
the time of the Wiley building disaster he
was buried under the ruins and sustained
very severe injuries. Although he recov-
cred from this, his health has been failing
for the past year, and his death, which was
caused by meningitis, was the result of the
accident
Mr.. Mason had a great many friends in
the city. aud was very we'll known through
his connection for some years with j. r.
Weldin &c Co. He leaves wife, who Is a
daughter of Captain james Parker, of Perth
Amboy, N. j., and is relative of Bishop
Whitehead, OF this city.
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FoRETksTEs OF HEAVEN.
Happiness on This Earth Comes Only
Obeying Gods Laws.

Happiness on This Earth Comes Only by
ObeyiDg Gods Laws.
Looking Backward and Forward" was
the subject of the Rev. DR.. w. H. Nc
Millan's discourse last night at the Second
Q. p. Church, Stockton avenue and San
dusky street, Allegheny. His text was:
well done, good and faithful servant, enter
thou into the joy of thy Lord"
He first spoke of the great gifts God had
given to mankind. They are given FOR man
to increase. The people, said be. who, obey
Gods laws and the ten commandments
prosper in this world and are happy.
All people who obey God are happy
and their happiness is a forecast of heaven.
When man can be surrounded with so many
enjoyments on earth. what must be tine full
ness of heavenly bliss? @
He believed Christians should not divide
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PAST AND PRESENT.
Rev. DIR. j. G. Townsend's Sermon on How
Not to Grow Old.

Rev. DIR. j. G. TOwnsend's Sermon on How
Not to Grow Old.
During his sermon yesterday Rev. DR.. j.
G. Townsend, of the Unitarian Church,
said: 1T is fit on this last Sabbath of the
year, when we look both back and forward,
to ask what do the years bring to us that we
may keep? L think more is gained than
lost. We lose something, perhaps. The
tree loses its blossoms, but it gains the fruit
We lose our childhood, its weakness and
limitations, but we may keep its Innocence,
freshness and interest in things. In memory
we may keep all the past that is worthy; its
blossoms of joy, its tiutS of beauty, its
Jewels of truth. The reason that to many
life grows dark and narrow is because they
think they have gone over it all. To them
the universe is gray, wrinkled and old. Yet
we are only in the A c of discovery and
revelation.
I'VE should remember the solid gain that
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A THEME FOR A SERMON

Furnished by the Disciples, Who Cast Nets
on the Wrong Side>of the Boat.
Special services appropriate to the dawn
of the New Year were held in the First
Presbyterian Church, Southside, last even
ing. The singing was excellent, many pop
ular vccalists assisting. Rev. Mr.. Far
rand's subject was 1.-THE Fruitless Night
and the Gladstone Dawn"
The text was from John xxi; 8, 4. The
pretty story of how the seven deciples fshed
all night without success and at dawn had
their luck turned by Jesus telling them to
cast the nets on the other side of the boat,
furnished good theme for New Years.
The moral drawn was that if through the
past year labor has been fruitless, at the
dawn of the new year "cast your nets on
the right side of the ship"
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REMEMBERED BY HIS FLOCK.

Rev. E. r. Donehoo Presented With an
Elegant Revolving Book Case.
Rev. E. r. Donehoo, of the West ELd,
was most happily surprised Saturday even
ing, by the receipt of large revolving book
case, from members of his congregation.
The case is one of the largest made, and is a
beauty, as well rs being most useful.
The members of the congregation had in
tended to present the case Christmas night
but it was shipped too late. The annual
Christmas dinner SATURDAY. night served as
a very opportune time to deliver the gift.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-29
THE PRINCETON GLEE CLUB

To Give One of Its Enjoyable Concerts at
Carnegie Hall.
The Princeton University Glee Club will
give an enjoyable concert at Carnegie Hall.
Allegheny, Saturday, January 3. The pro-
gramme will include new songs and bright
musical selections by the Mandolin and
Banjo Clubs. The club will be entertained
while in Pittsburg by the Western Pennsyl-
vania Club of Princeton, n. j. There are
80 members of the alumni of the UNI
versity living in Pittsburg, so that the
attendance at the concert will likely be
very large.
The club is now on tour throughout the
West, and is everywhere winning praise.
The proceeds of the concert are for the bene-
fit of the college gymnasium.
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IHE PASTOR CARED FOR.

Rev. j. NJ. Fulton Retires From His Pulpit
on Salary of $1,000 Year.
The pulpit OF the Seventh U. 2. Church,
Montgomery avenue, Allegheny, was for
mally declared vacant yesterday morning
by the Rev. j. McNaugher, OF tine U. p.
Theological Seminary. Rev. JIM. Fulton, the
pastor, retired on account of his health and
will for time make his home with his
father in Belmont county, o. The congre-
CATION, however, have bestowed on him the
title OF pastor emeritus and he will receive
a salary Of 81, 200 year. ,
In his sermon the Rev. j. McNaugher
talked on the Faithful Minister" He re-
ferred number of times to Mr.. Fulton as a
model pastor.
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deg % 90 1a2zIO.13,7

A UCTiON SALE-TUESDAY MORNING,
N December 80, at 10 o'clock, at the roo ms,
No. 31l Market ST., Pittsburg.
Solid walnut, oak and cherry chamber suites,
wardrObes, dressing cases. washstands. bed
stcads. folding beds, chiffoniers. hall racks,
book cases. extension tables. sideboards, secre-
taries. center tables, chairs, rockers, bed
lounges mirrors and pictures, fine brass bed
stead, cost $500; hair and husk mattresses, deco
rated dinner, tea and toilet sets, lot bedding.
springs, clocks, heating stoves, lineolum, fine
refrigerator, complete line of handsome parlor
furniture, leather chairs, etc. Also a lot of
groceries, canned goods. etc., which will be sold
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
de2S7S Auctioneera,
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900 Ladies' Umbrellas at Sacrifice Prices.

1,UUU Ladles' UmDreIIas at Sacr1nce PrIces.
Those that sold tor So 80 and up to Sc each,
all reduced to $3
Those that sold for 81 and up to S12 each,
all reduced to So.
This is the biggest umbrella sale ever
made in these cities. The goods are all
choice and new. the best makes in the
world, and the most stylish mounts.
Come early for choice. They will be
pushed out as rapidly as experienced peo-
pie can sell them. The entire lot may be
closed out with the old year.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores
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FROM this date we offer you at greatly re-

FROM this date we offer you at greatly re-
duced figures handkerchief, neckwear,
embroidered aprons, men, women and chill
dren's gloves; ali grades of hosiery, smok-
ing jackets, hundreds of fine umbrellas,
scaris and tides, cider down comforts, red
and white country blankets; wraps, jackets
and coats; ladies' and children's dresses;
leather goods and small wares. Many of
these goods are slightly soiled in windows
and on counters during the holiday rush
and crush. We propose to let them out at
bargain prices. Can YOU use them?
BIBER s. EAsToN,
MwF sos and 507 Market street.
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To Dispel Colds,

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the system
effectually. yet gently, when costjve or bilious,
or when the blood is impure or sluggish to
permanently cure habitual constipation, to
activity, without irritating or weakening them,
use Syrup of Figs.
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PROPOSALS.

CONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTURE
" ERS will find proposal advertisements of
National, State and Municipal authorities and
of building committees. as well as important
news of projected work IN all parts OF the
United States and Canada not elsewhere pre-
viously published in THE ENGINEERING
RECORD. (prior to 1887 The Sanitary Engi-
neer) New York. On sale Mondays in this
city by r. s. DAVIS & CO.. 90 Fifth ave.
nol6-l07M
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s5- Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
'nents on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale.
To Let, ETC.. ten cents per line for each tnser-
tfon, and none ta1tn for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as t,oo.
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Evangelistio Work in Allegheny.

Major D. w. Whittle and Prot G. c.
Case have been engaged by the United
Presbyterian Churches of Allegheny to give
five weeks OF revival meetings in the various
churches. The meetings will open next
week at the First Church, on Union avenue.
The evangelists are said to equal Moody.
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3. g. Il.

Blankets and comforts of every kind-75c
to Sand eiderdowns and California blank
cts up to S25. Prices and goods are worth
your attention. BoGGs & BUHL.
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ELECTIONS.

MERCANTILE LIBRARY HALL Co.,
PITTsBURG. Dec. d 1890. I
TNLECTION-THE ANNUAL MEETING
ID of the stockholders of this company for
the election of directors will be held ON MON
DAY AFTERNOON. January 5, 1891. between
the hours of and o'clock, at the office of
Whitney & Stephenson. No. 81 Fourth avenue.
WM. r. THOMPSON,
de27-23MTs Secretary.
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b. &B,

Read our display ad.. this paper. Dom
put it off. Come and see at once
BoGGS & BUHL.
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their thoughts into religious, secular and
Christian thoughts. All should be Chris
tian thoughts. The Bible should be taken
into business.
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MWF

1000 ladies' fine umbrellas reduced to S.
and IS each-an average OF half price
must ne sold quick.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
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1000 ladies' fine umbrellas reduced to S.
aud $5 each-an average OF half price
must be sold quick.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
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A Furnace Elevator Burned.

The elevator at the Edith furnace, on
Preble avenue, Allegheny, caught fire and
burned down yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock. The loss was 500.
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, LECTION SALE

n H. B. SMITHSON,
Real Estate and General Auctioneer. room IS,
Eisner building. Fifth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni-
ture at residences promptly attended TO.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE OF
THE WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE Co..
PIrTsBu RG Pa, December a, 1890.
NOTICE-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
IN of this company has this day adopted the
following resolution:
Resolved. That a quarterly dividend Of
FOUR PER CENT be declared this day out OF
the earnings of the company, said dividend to
be paid on or before January ~, 1891. to stock
holders of record December 26, instant; and
that the transfer books of the company be
closed from December 26, instant. to January
5, 1891. both inclusive"
de27-l6 JOHN CALDWELL. Treasurer.
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Music BoxEs-Improved, patented, guar
anteed. Get manu- acturers' new reduced
price list. GAUTscHI, 1880 Chestnut, Phila.
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OFFICE OF
ALLEGHENY AND PERRYSvILLE

TURNPIKE ROAD COMPANY.
ALLEGHENY, PA, Dec. Is, 1890.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED by this company until DECEM-
BER 81 for the delivery of sixty thousand
(6O OOO) feet face measure, ,threeinch white oak
pIanks, eight (Sl Ieet long. suitable for plank
road purposes. Said plank to be delivered
during the months of April. May or June, 1891.
on the Allegheny wharf, free of wharfage and
measuring The company reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids.
in. DAVIDSON,
de2416-D Secretary and Treasurer.
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What Did Baby Saw

Mama, 1 want Mr.. Aufrecht to take my
picture, at 516 Market street. He is SO
patient with us.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock, Etc.

DUGGIES. CARRIAGES. SPRING WAGONS,
ID etc.-second-hand rigs bought and scld; big
bargains. SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN, No. 6lS
Duquesne way, near Sixth street bridge.
se3-2-aIIhsE
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
IL all styles: our own make. WM. BECK ERr,
$40 to 34l Ohio street. Allegheny. Telephone. 3i2O
jell-76-MwSr
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AUCTION SALE.

Large stock of pictures. steel engraVings. oil
paintings and odd pieces of furniture. ladies'
writing desks, book cases, fancy rockers, etc.
Sale commences at P. NJ, Tuesday. 30th, and
continues every afternoon and evening until
entire stock is sold. ID. NOON, Auctioneer. l75
Federal street. Allegheny. de2S s.
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PROF. BROOKS
(Member of the American Society of
Professors of Dancing. New York;,
DANCING ACADEMY,
Liberty Avenue and Sixth Street.
For ladies and gentlemen will COM
mence Monday. January 8. at 8 p. NJ
For misses and masters Saturday, JAN
uasy 3. at 3 o'clock P. II. de2sS
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Public Sale on the Premises,
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1891,
AT3 O'CLOCK p. H..

SUBJECT TO THE LIEN OF FIRST
ground situated in the Twentieth ward of the
city of Pittsburg, in the county OF Allegheny
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows:
The trst-Beginning on the southerly side OF
Walnut street, at point 33l 40 feet west from
Shady avenue; thence south $50 3V 20". west
79 6+l00 feet along the southerlv side of said
Walnut street to Evans avenue (now Emerson
street); thence along the line of said Evans
avenue (now Emerson street), south 90 81 40'.
east ITO $40 feet; thence north 64o IL. east 81
1S-l00 feel; thence north 100 81, west 80 45-l00
feet tn the place of beginning.
The secoEd (being triangular in shape)-Be-
ginning at at point where the line of property
Of Joseph MCDOWELL intersects Walnut street,
being the same point OF beginning above de-
scr1bed in the first piece at the line Of property
conveyed to o. j. Parker: thence along the
same south 80 26 east Us 42lO0 feet to the line
of Sellers street: thence along Sellers street
south go A. 4V', west 81 G4-l00 feet, more or
less TO line OF land first above described: thence
along the same leo feet. more or less. to the
place of beginning Having erected thereon
two fine pressed brick dwellings. 2-story and
French roof in frst-class order, with all mod
eTn improvements.
Said sale to be for cash, 10 per cent of which
is TO be paid upon the day of sale and the ball
anee when the sale shall have been confirmed
by the Court. DAVID SHAW.
Exc, utor of the Estate Of Elizabeth Holt,
W. A>HERkoN & SONS,
..- Agents, No. so Fourth av.
de2o-23- 90 Ja2. T. l013H
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ANp BEssEMER RA1LRoADl

PITTsBURG, PA. Dec. g, 1890.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS THE
N annual meeting Of tlis company will be
held at the general Office. Union station. Pitts
burg. at P. NJ. MONDAY, January Il, 1891. for
the election of q President and six directors,
and for the transaction of such other business
as NAV he brought before the meeting.
de2S-i9-M T.. s. BATCHEIIOR. Secretary.
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100 DOE. Chiidren's Cashmere Hose half
Price.
The celebrated 'Ironclad" ribbed cash
mere hose for children, double knees and
feet. Black only. Sizes 6, 6H and at SOC,
formerly 81; " and s at 65c, formerly
81 %; 81, 9 and 81 at Toe, formerly 81 so.
Other great bargains at 25c, 35c and zoe.
A. G. CAMPBELL & Sons, 81 Fifth av.
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AUCTION SALES.
ORPHANS COURT sALE-EsTATE OF
" Elizabeth Holt, deceased.
Property Situated ON Walnut
and Emerson StS.,
TWENTIETH WARD.

BY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of Allegheny County, made on the l7th day of
December, 1890, at No. 25j June Term, 1890 the
undersigned Will sell at
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTlCE-TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
IN On Dec. 81, 1881. the bruce Crystal Ice
Company will be dissolved by limitation. All
persons indebted 10 the company will make set
tlement at once, and those having claims
against the company will make them known
without delay. BRUCE CRYSTAL ICE
COMPANY" WM., BUNTON. Treasurer,
No. lis Smithfield street. de2S IL
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East End Residences.

CHADYsIDE QUEEN ANNE BRICK, Ii
y rooms. bath. inslde W. c., nat. and art. gas,
Il. and C. water, electric bells, tile hearths, art
CRATES. plate glass windows. front and rear
porches: house has bay end and tower, handsome
reception hail. laundry with extra Il Inc plumb biug.
stone walks, ETC.: lot 3s15xl90: easy terms. BAX-
TER, THOMPSON & CO., l6e Fourth av.
de2S-9S-Mwsus
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NIHE KEYSTONE E BANK OF PITTsBCRG
The annual election for Directors of this
bank to serve during the ensuing year will be
held at the banking house. 106 Fourth av.,
Tuesday, January 20. 1891 between the hours
of IL A. N. and P. NJ. j. H. HAYEs, Cashier
deo022-D