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New-York tribune., 1891-03-05
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NEw.YORK January 20 1891.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO.
ELECTION NOTICE.
N NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
IN meeting stockholders OF the Missouri Pacific
Rlllway Company Will be held at the once OF the com.
pany In ST. Louis Mo, Tuesday, the 10th day 8
March O'Clock for the election OF thirteen
the ensuing and for the transaction
other business that may come Dcore sau heeIhg:
at the same Wednesday, the 1lth day OF March
The transfer books be closed Thursday February
st ocoeA p IN and oPned eG 81 r rJ3ufsay pa Ma'a
A. H. CALEF. Secretary.
ST. LOUIS IRON NMETGIYf2fE MGGIfA tSSq1'y HSD ys&6tTaERs 81
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n Office is hereby given that the annual
~ OF the stockholders OF the ST. Louis. Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway Company viii be held as
office OF the company In St Louis Mo, on Iuesiay
the day OF March next, at o'clock a. M foI tas
election thirteen Directors Tor the easuing year and for
the transaction other business that come o9os
said meeting. The annual meeting OF the Board OF Dl.
llth day of March. at ~ o'clock nooD ..-
The transfer Will be closed THURSDAY February
8. az o'clock D. m, and reoPned on IhurTday; MafcA
IL, at 10 O'clock a. m. JAY GOULD. President
A. IL. CALEF Secretary.
PITTSBURG, FEB. 25. 1891.
THE ANIMAL MEETING of the stockhod-
L ers OF the Midas Petroleum and Improvement Com
pany Of Ptsburg and New-Iork Will be held az ths
1nce OF the President. 5l6 M2rket-st, Pttsburg on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II, az o'clock p m me
annual election Directors will he held the same day
' ~ " = T. r CASSIDY.
Secretary Pro Tenn.
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l. OR SALE.--SiJ 900 II. Paul Railway Co..
i Iowa and Dlkota Division. 1t up!tri.c per cent
CONVERTIBLE bonds. Apply 70 J.. ". SANfN & CO..
20 Newest
CANT CHARLES. MISSOURI, WATER co.
~ Frst Mortgage pr crut bonds. limited amount
o sale To close An ESTAII.
WILLINt & MALCON
II EN,aausc Place.
WANTED.-SiO,OO ,OOO n seven per cent. three
w wears. real es:at- We-tcTn) worth $50 900.
Address w. w. W.. Tribune Ogice.
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subsc riptionS will be payable az follows
10 PER CENT on APPLICATION.
30 PER CENT ON ALLOTMENT.
30 PER CENT MARCH 20. 1891
30 PER Cent APRIL ., 1901.
THE SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL RE OPENED
SIMULTANEOUSLY AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. Oh MON.
DAY. MARCH o. 1891, AND WILL CLOSE On OR BE.
FORE 3 O'CLOCK T.. NJ. On WEDNESDAY, MARCH
H. 1891, AT THE OFFICES OF
- v. White & Co.. 36 Wnli ST., Ncw-York, and
sherman ST.. Chicago. ILL.,
Cha thnm National Rank. Ncw-York City.
Blnrkstonc National Bank, Boston.
Metropolitan National Bank. Boston.
National Bank of the Republic, Phila.
Northwestern National Rnnk, Philn.
First National Bank, >an Franci-co, Cal.
John II. Matthew'S 1913 East 26th 81, NY
Jarnc. W, Tufts, Boston New York.
Charles Iippsncoit. Philadelphia or Chicago.
Alvin ID. Pulcr, Boston Ncw-Yor1.
From whom pFo,pecus"s and forms OF application can
bo obtained.
All shares issued VIII D., hH.pad stock. Stockholders
Will have 40 personal Liability.
TI,r, mortgage any property Of tho comriay'
and bylaws provide thl bond Host2a2' can De-
created without the OF nnty per cent 0f the p"-
fI.d Ahold,rs. and that this rONlscn cannot De
altered cNccpt bv the liK" Affirmative vote.
rh., company formed to taAc over and carry on the
l- meas OF manufacturing soda appaa,r, and sup
I a. hitherto conducted by the following establishments
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STATEMENT or VENDORS.

Nniurc Of Eusrr.- Tho business ~ those concerns
co.-,, of r manufacture and ~ -aia-Natcr apIrs-
tvs and supplies. aud b'tnr machinery IN al - branches
which department Of Industry they constitute the prn
e.i4I establishments IN the world
Property Convcyrd- property conveyed consists
of r estate fic. Ari clear ~ ucmbianco tao t.t.gs
atui.tIag plant ot each ~ r -cy"sa! concerns thcir
largo -.,sH % goods, mangfa cured md rroc'-- Of
manufacture. materials. machinery. appliance Of all d..
ilpou- ..'er,-D.',ut u tine United states % the num-
lrr of mono than ht1C,,d and iprt- ti good
u 81 all old concerns bui, receivable held hi th"
-.,.r,l vendor, are also inruG.d, 20 the amount of
s,oot0o The payment of each Of these 1, guaranteed
10 the company bg thr vendor In who's" buur, oi.g
,,.i and , working capital wl thu, be- provided equiv.
alien. =, fjoouoO d money.
ia, property conveyed to the company nay he thus
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The hooks and OF each of the vendors have
bccu Submitted 10 Mc-sr-. u iRr BROTHERS, TlB-
uETrS ~ COMPANY. the wcll-knnwn expert ne
cnuutnut. from whose certificate, which II set forth
n fu in he prospectus. the following il extract:
9Th. At.GREGhTE SAILS FOR TIIE PAST -FOUR
YEARS HAVE BEEN >IO.tJ2.1Ji .GJ, EQI AZ TO
Al AVERAGE or Sl,53N.O .O37.9 81 PER ANNtM
TilE NET PROFITS FOR TIE SAME PERIOD
HAVE BEEN SI.67 ,600.Jj OR AN AVERAGE 0f
stIp.iO.39 PER hNNIN
Tie Yr,nts the last twelve months show con-d
croble increase over those any former ycil and the
H. bay. progressed steadily evidenced by the follow.
ing ,tltcucnt covering the period uadrr examination;
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SlO.1J2.iJI06
(-ignrd)
HART BROS. TIBEETTs ~ co"


HART BROS. TIBDETTS ~ co"
It will be ,ccn that the yearly proht for the
u,-t FOUR years has been 5ll9 l02 3D. Taking this
basis and deiuctu-
>,x per cent upon sl,350.O0O
First pI eferrad stock
Eight per cent up,n Sl,25O0OO
second preferred stock 90
And salaries OF
:. former owners, who remain ~ 1Ian-
ayers oOOOVOV
THERE REMAINS APPLICABLE TO
uIyIDEND~ IPON THE COMMON
.TOth THE sun or 81 L. iO23o
WHICH Il EQUIVALENT TO II PER CENT PER
ANNUM.
The vendor. agree 10 retuin The ownership Tor h'e
,ear. or more % least 10000 shares Of the COM
uuu,'s Stock representing nj par = si,OOO.00O. ana
cou-i.ting of 5000 shares OF Common stock and
= 900 shnrcs OF sec ond Preferred stock These -ecn-
rite. will be placed In the possession Of the Boston
.n f. Depos sit aud Trust Company for the period mem
Iioned.
NIr.-r. :. v White ~ Go and Walter :. Blnnchard
Fan President Of the Metropolitan National Bank of
Uo-ton, hnvc the business nilars Of The
vendors and ommend thr securities offered
- entirely " orii, of public confidence.
PRO-PEt'rT>E> AND FORMS OFtAPPLICATION
MAY BE OBTAINED At TnE VAEiorS OFFItES,
WHERE 8-CRIPTIONs WILL DE RECEIVED
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL CLOSE WEDNES'
DAY. MARCH II 1891.
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The bonds OF this company issued for the plcnaoS
creation and furnish capital % carry on tln SISe
clay working plant I'm the world the main purpose O
which I'm addition 10 its present large and prosperous
hrs fs 10
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4 Certain Six Per Gent.
COUPLED WITH
Possibilities Of Profit.

TINE STATEN ISLAND TERRA GOTTA ~ mbEh
i COMPANY Offers par IliRI.L IL I ptGp tnIt tRS
F4FTY tiOLD BONDS OF ONE THOUSAND DU,' 10
each, due in twenty-five years bearing per eey ~ nod
est per annum. Interest ana 1nGl@l iG1R1i:sT CON-
PANY, No. Wallst. NewYork. TEC - t-ft i9r ''e
mortgage and RLGlSIKAK Of the DOnus anu SUM
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S22OO.O 900 90

Tie above iucirG nothing Tor the patents hv which
rho .oI- manufactured DN refining hu, az protect ,t"d
m the eu,d.alll Vdcu, Wi,h respect 10 each c0H,ciu
ric-rui- q continuously successful bu~ing-, career.
.idua tn 81 them. To- moe tlJI tf'Y ycI>. 1ud
-, tn M. Other two fo con,dc ably than quarter
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CAPITAL STOCK, $3.50, 900,
DIVIDED INTO
1880 SHARES FIRST PREFERRED
CUMULATIVE PER CENT STOCK.
10 300 SHARES SECOND PEEFERRED
CUMULATIVE 3 PER CENT STOCK.
12,5oo SHARES GENERAL COMMON STOCK.
PAR VALUE Of ALL SHARES, 500
Dividends n the first and second preferred STOCK
will be payable In February nnd August Of ench
yrar Dividends on the common stock will be de-
cInred and paid only the end Of each fiscal year.
AMOUNT OFFERED.
Onc.haIf OF each Ofthc above Sc
curities is offered for public subscriP.
ton at par.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05

IL Will be seen the yearly proht for the
mast four years has b,cn SlI9 02 80. Taking his
i,.I, and deiucLu-
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To IIRRIE NFU BIER. Defendant The foregoing
summons upon >ou. by puhli ation pursuant %
nm order of Honorable Gcor-e r. Andrews. Justice 0t us
SuIrrmc court State Of New NoHN. dltv ftbtuJ
. Isgi and n,d with the complaint IN the ohce oi us
CLERK OF the CITY and County of N"wN ork. at the tou
iouSc the city and County Of NcwlorA. Oh February
-, 1891.
Dated February ., 1891. - -
JOHN TENNEL. Plaintiffs Attorney
Onicr ana Posionicr address, NO 10 Avenue n
\,N ~
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GCGGENHEIMER & TNTERMNIR.
lf,fuff1f. NfftruHg<.


CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NEw-YoRK:-PlaintiGd dGsignates Newi crS G919y GI
TIaintin against LIBBIE Mel BI.R defendant. sum
mons Action for Divorce. To the ahoNc-namei d,tehd
ant: hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint N
action and 70 serve topy OF your answer on R Ru,
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after ,n
summons exclusive Of the day OF service and IN case o
your failure appear answer, Judgment viii be taAh
aca,t YOU by dcdut the relief demanded II the com
,.f.In
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sllvtr ceI .No .9sL .psa Vs. .SsS 25lOUO
SALES al THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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EUROPEAN rINAYCIAL MARKETS
rond,n Narcr g. D. m.-Canadlan Facihc, 7s'4 -.
Paul common, >, y.
Money. % cont. , . .-..to. TO- 10th sbor.
discount u the oren market Tor u"h N"I'
and ti,rer r.tth.' ii.l, T. - i3 per cent , ,
ird council Bill, wDir allotted today az an advance o'
i rupee.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-05

The Firm Of John Matthews, n. Y.
Esia bli-hc Il ~3s
4. D. PuGer & Sons Mfg Co., Boston.
Established 1stI
James ". Tufts, Boston.
F-tnbsIrd 1863
Charles LippincOtt 4 Co., Phila.
T-tabiished SB3
The business Transferred in each case !, taken oFTF
Prom January I. 1891. The company has no debt, or
abti., Il any description whatever except OBLIGATIONS
necessarily incurred In thc conduc, Of business since that
datc
Registrar of rho stock
BOsTOT SAVE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY,
BOSTON.
Transfer Agents in Nrw-YO
MISSES. ; Y. WHITE GO.
Auditors
HART BROTHERS. TlEnl.iIS CO.. LONDON AND
NEW.NOEK.
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Actual cash IA
Treasury vaults
O1staud-
ing ccliicats sl77 1875 SIG i27 O3G Dee. s7O2g9
Deposits in banks iOl2Jj3y ?O,l3b.lSi Inc. i.bi9
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JANIS " TUFTS Pre- lent.
AI.NIN y. PttfIE F.f>; NicePresdnnt.
ALFRED II. LIPPISCOTT Second Nce-prosidcnt.
JAMES y. NORTH Treasurer.
JolIN 10 NATEHTW~ - the nrm Of John Matthew.
tEANKIIN ". HOPKINS. Of the firm oi ;. v White
a Co.. banker.
WALLER 3. HLNNCUAED President Of The Me,ropoli.
tsl National Bans Boston.
IN. ia-.n.-, ~ tLr corporation VII. be managed bv
JANIS " TIfTS JANE, s. NORTH. ALFRED II.
lIlIINDGtr /. HAZARD LfPTINCDTT. DANIEL J.
lJ B. I.I; ard LI1ULi. ". Pa FFLH~
Each aud every one of the present vendors whether
cmpio,rd ~ she corporation or not 50 cmpoSrd.
have signed contract not 10 cugagc compete In any
similar business
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STOCKS ARE MORE ACTIVE.
mARKET WITHOUT LEADERS
pp,cEs GIVE A LITTLE SURPRISE TO THOSE
WHO FOLLOW THEM.
RONDs AND BANK STOCKS.

OreCsn INN Let
5000 100
PeO Dec & Fv lst
Evans Div
5000. 100
pblIa ana keaGIng
G. NJ Is
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05
REDIN WALKS AGAIN.
Doctors Jubilant Over a Successful
Case of Bone Grating.
THEY USED TIE HIND LEG OF A DOG
His Limb Has Knitted Perfectly and His
Ankle Works Freely. q.
KEPT SEVENTEEN WEEKS IN PLASTER

The authorities of Mercy Hospital are
happy over successful bone grating ex.
pertinent. The happiest one, though, il
Samuel Redin, the e-yesr-old boy on whom
the operation was made over four months
ago. The boys leg was grated with the
bone from the hind leg of dog. His leg
is now declared perfect. but he still wears a
leather brace to keep the limb straight In a
week he will be as strong ever.
The accident which caused the operation
occurred Just as the Redin family was leaving
Europe. The limb was dressed there but in
the ocean voyage it was neglected. Dir.
Buchanan was called in SIX weeks after the
arrival here and discovered the bone was dead.
He wanted to amputate the member. The
made.
The operation was performed BY prs.
Buchanan, Hardtmeyer, Robson. McManus,
Never and Leslie. The boys leg has been kept
In plaster paris for IL weeks. Last Friday
morning DR.. Buchanan ordered the cast re-
moved. The boy was then told to stand on the
leg. He at once walked several steps He
could also work his ankle Joint fairly. He was
sent back TO bed, but his nurse had only left
the rooul when be crossed the floor and en-
gagged in quarrel with another lad, patient
In the same ward about a lead pencil
The leg was almost entirely healed with the
exception of small portion. which will be
all right IN the course of a week. The leather
brace arrived and was placed on the leg Satur-
day morning. When il was placed on him,
physicians pronounce the case complete
a
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05
You'll BE Well Paid.

For your time il you call at our store to-day
and see the superb lot OF mems business and
dress suits we have marked at s. each.
Smooth or rough materials, plain or fancy
designs, light or dark colors. Come TO our
store to-day, irst-clsss suit will cost you
only IS.
P. c. C. c., PITTsBURG COMBINATION
CLOTHING COMPANY, corner Grant and
Diamond streets.
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NToNoNGAHELA HoUsE-NoTICE Is
VI hereby given that Charles S. Holmes, Oh
April 8, 1891, sold tn Samuel S. Brown the lease.
hold OF the Monongahesa House. Pittsburg,
with all the furniture, fixtures and other per-
sOnal property, and has retired from its man
agement. my5gs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05

~ Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
naents on his page, such as Wanted For Sale,
To Let ETC., ten cents per line for each tnser-
tfo',. and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displaped counts az t,po.
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MachInery and Metals.

TNNGINEs AND ROLL ERs-sECoNp p-HAND,
~ largest stock Of all sizes: 1sx36 l2xA I2xIs 10
x2o loxl6 Ic-12 9xl2 8xi2 7xia 6xl2: mounted orf-
able engine. boilers alHsizes. shafting pulievs
pumps. governor. etc. Telephone, 3a0i u and
Is Park Way. Allegheny, Pa. j. 5. YOUNG.
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Cloth Top Oxford

Ties with patent leather tips, at 81 % ant
81 so, at G. D. Simen's, 78 Ohio street, AL
legheny, Pa.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MARK sCRMIp, Attorney at Law.

Nkhh SOHMlH, Attorney at Law,
4S Grant street.
ESTATE OF CATHERINE LOLL DE-
II CEASED-Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration on the estate OF Cath
crime Lol, deceased have been granted to the
undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known with
Out delay. MARK SCHMID, Administrator
S37 Grant ST.. Pittsburg. apl4-jO-Tu
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NaM Onarai

slippers: latest cuts, beaded toes, at 81 and
81 25; perfect beauties; fit and give salts
faction, at G. d. Simen's, IS Ohio street,
Allegheny, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05

The Peoples Store-Fifth Avenue.
Tomorrow our new shoe department opens.
It's going to be beauty Read our ad.
CAMPBELL & DICK,
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LACE CURTAINS at any price YOU NAV
want, at Welty's, 120 Federal street, 65, 81
90 and Il Park wav. IT'S
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4 UCTION SALE

A UCTION SALE
At Warmcastle's Livery Stable. cor. Penn and
Shady avs, E. E.. on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May 6, 1891, of the following articles:
One bay carriage team, one ladys saddle
horse, six-seated carriage. four-seated
brOugham, road wagon. sleigh. double and
single harness, robes, blankets. etc.
Sale positive. Owner leaving city.
The above may be seen at WarmcastIe's
stables. my39
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

DISSOLUTION NOTICE
BY the death of Mr.. Charles Arbuckle on the
9th Of March last. the firm of Arbuckles & Co
as previously constituted ceased to exist and
from and after that date the business of said
hrm has been. and will be. continued under the
same name (Arbuckles & Co.. by the under
signed partners.
JOHN ARBUCKLE.
WILLIAM V. Il. SMITH
JAMES n. JARVIE
WILLIAM A. JAMISON
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Ar
buckles q Co., Limited, doing business as
Wholesale GToCers and Coffee ROasters is this
day dissolved by vote of the majority of the
members in number and interest. Arbuckles q
Co., the successors OF said limited partnership.
will assume all its liabilities and collect all
debts due il.
AKBUCKLES CO., LIMITED.,
PITrSBURG, Pa. May ]. 1891. myl-26-D
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NOTICES.

LITTLE, the optician, 511 Penn avenue.
D
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

Horses. Vehicles. Live stock, Etc.
MARE-BAY DRIVING MARE SOUND AND
,1N1 gentle. Apply to FORBES & SILVER, 5i5s
Butler ST., city. my5.4gr
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AT AUCTION.

A UCTION SALE-AT THE RESIDENCE.
n Fine furniture, carpets, bookcase. bedding
and household goods at the residence. corner
Lincoln avenue and Lyric ST., e. L., WEDNES-
DAY, May g. at 10 o'clock. The entire furn-
ishmeut. Fine parlor suite, secretary, book
case, chamber suites in oak and walnut, bureaus,
washstands. bedsteads, hair and husk mat
tresses. bedding and springs, chairs. rocker
and lounges, exJen>ion table, decorated dinner
set, dishes and glassware, lace curtains, velvet
brussels and Ingram carpet on rooms. hall and
stairs, hall rack. rugs, stepladder, refrigerator
stove, cooking utensils, laundry fixtures. etc.
Goods can be seen at o'clock morning OF
sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
my3-ll5 Auctioneers.
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MEETINGS.

CIOCkHOLDERS MEETING-A SP Z
- CIAL meeting of the stockholders of the
Mononganels Navigation Company will be
held a its chief office or place of business No.
Wood street. Pittsburg, on MONDAY, the
purpose of considering and yOfing upon the
question of increasing the capital stock of said
company. By order of the Board of Managers
w. BAKEWELL, Secretary
PITTsBURG. March l6 1891 mhl7.73Tu
NoTiCE-THE MEMBERS OF IRON
~ City Council III, Jr. o. U. A NJ, will
assemble, without caps, in the Council cham
her, ls2l Carson St, SOuthside, on WEDNES-
DAY AFTERNOON, Nav g. at O'clock sharp.
70 attend the funeral of our late brother. John
Thomas. Members of sister councils Invited
TO attend. 6. W. KRAMER, Councillor.
Attest: J. A. MORRISON
my6-n Recording Secretarv
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Summer Display

Summer Display
OF high class novelty dresses in orgsndies,
dimity, gingham, challi and China silk.
PARCELS & JONES, 90 Fifth av.
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CHOICE pKopEKrIEs.
LOTS LOTS
CHARLERO|.
= Now plan of lots in NORTH CHARLEROI
Will be put on the market at private sale, COM
mepcin0

mencing
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1891.
All lots are at least 4oxll0 feet, while large
portion are 80 feet by no.
The prices placed on these lots are low, rang.
ing from S125 to S400, one-thrd of which is cash.
one-third In six months. balance in one year.
This plan 10 designed to meet the wants of
workfngmen and others who desire homes OF
their own and who also wish to pay reasonable
prices for them. To such their advantages will
be apparent; and as affording a safe and sure in
vestinent this property is unsurpassed. Prices
on real estate have greatly advanced within the
first year of the towns existence Lots have
sold for three times the price originally paid
for them. With the opening OF the Plate Glass
Works, now ready. and the Steel Shovel Works
aud other manufactures that seem to be alive
to the advantages here afforded them, real es-
tate must experience another rise.
So, whether you desire property for building
purposes or for investment. now is the time to
securei it.
Terms are easy and will gladly be furnished,
together with any further information desired
by any one. We wish to state to the public
that the gas lease held by the PhiladelDhia
Company on this property will give no pur-
chaser Of lot any trouble whatever, as Mr.. R
]. Linton, owner of this plan, has secured a re-
lease in writing, duly executed by the officials
OF the company guaranteeing the drilling of
no mere wells. Call on or address the general
agents.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
Machinerx and Metals.

Machinery and Metals.
nNE SECONDHAND PORTABLE ENGINE
" And boiler com bIned. 80 horse power; also
number of second hand wool working machines;
can be bought at q, low figure. NELTE 4 NC
DONALD, Penn NV. and Thrty-seeend St.
-sc de15-TTs'
SECOND-HAND ENGINES-ONE q H. L.
y Ball pat. electric light engine, almost new;
one sxs, one Xxi, one 5xS vertical engines; one
zontal engines: ali good as new, HARMES MA
CHINE DEPOT; 9s Firstav.. Pittsburg. Pa.
ia30.Dr
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RESORTS.

ADDoN HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, n J..
Now open
Hot and Colo Sea Water Baths in the House.
1864 LEEDS LIPPINCOTT
TNHE CHALFONTE-
Il ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
On the beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
apSO-92-D E ROBERTS A SONS
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TO LET.
-------A
City Residences.

City Residences.
A -FIRsT-CLASS DWELLING HOUSE 0F
n seven rooms. bath ROOM. and two finished
rooms in attic: sll modern couvcniences sanitary
plumbing: II. aud c. water; inside W. c. on each
floor: natural and artificial gas: house heated by
furnace: about half acre Of ground. with
shrubbery, shade trees and choice fruit trees:
corner of Reed ST. and breckenridge av.: near
Wylte av. cable cars: rent SIS per month: inne-
dlafe possession. KOBERT T. RE1NEMAN, room
mond st. my5-S9t
GIBSON ST., NEAR FULTON-NEW BRICK
" dwelling, six rooms. water ETC.: low rent:
immediate possession. WM. PETTY j. CO.. 107
Fourth nv. my5-73t
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Farms.
INARM-ELEGANT FARM FOR SALE OR
IL trade, 80 acres; new slate roof house new
barn, two orchards. stone spring house, coal
bank, four miles from Rochester,: only $50 per
acre; sell on your own time or exchange; send for
farm and exchange list. N. II. HURST. Rea!
Estate Agent Rochester, Pa. ap3j-s2s
ENAKM-14S ACRES. GOOD BRICK HOUSE,
IL barn and all out-buildings; thick vein or
coal, limestone and fire clay; fine orchard: at sta
ton on OHIO river: would exchange for city
Property: excellent for dairy or coal works. ED
WI1'rISH, 4I0 Grant st. my3-Ds
MICE FARM-ABoUT So ACKEs-li MILES
N from the city, within mile of railroad sta
ion; adjoins the borough of Coraopolis, good
dwelling and outpuildings: orchard, etc, etc.
JAS. W. DRAPE q CO., Sls Wood st., Pittsburg.
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A TIA NTIC CITY, N. J.-RENT OR SALE
IA Hotels. cottages and bathhouses: lots for
sale in all parts of the city: also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL g. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents. keal Estate and Law Building. myl-56-
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
OTS-BRUSHTON, WILLIAMSBURG AND
u Edgewood.
81 lots. 4OxlSG s225 to $3.50: terms $50 90 cash.
9iots, 24xl22 10 alley $500; terms, one-haIf cash.
35 lots. 5ox2o $500 to $500: terms. one-haif cash.
d. e. CLARKE, 13a Fourth av., and Williamsburg.
mY5-TTsF
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PATENTS.

q. D. LEWIS. Solicitor of patents.
Isl Fifth avenue, above Smilhfeld. next Leader
sfsce. No delay. Est ablished ~ years se2s