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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06
Suburban kes,aences For Sale.

Suburban kesluences For Sale.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE and large lot, with
y shade and fruit trees and shrubbcry, near the
city on line of railroad; good rooms. small room,
pUrches, hail. cellar, pure water; over half an acre
Of ground: spacious lawn in front: particularly
pleasant place, cool and delightful in the warmest
weather. JAS. W. Drape 4 Co., 3l3 Wood ST.,
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Iepal Notices.
w. A. YOUNG.
No. "a Grant av.. Millvale, Bennett, Pa.

A. YOUNG,
No, 81 Grant av.. Millvale, Bennett Pa.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH HATCH, DECEASED
T. Notice is hereby given that letters testament
tary on the estate of Joseph Hatch have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
Indebted to said estate are requested to make Inn
mediate payment and those having claims against
w A YOUNG, Executor,
No. 81 Grant av., Millvae borough. Bennett Ia.
r. 5. PARKER, Attorney,
l5S Fourth avenue.
TNTHE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NO. 2
Il of Allegheny county, No. 30s, July term. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that an application will De
mnde to the said court on JUNE is, 1892. at 10 A.
M under the act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. entitled IAN act to pro-
vide for the Incorporation and regulation Of GER
tain corporations approved April g. 1874, and the
supplements thereto. for the approval of certain
amendments to the charter of the Sloan Regular
Baptist Church as set forth in the petition for the
allowance of said amendments filed in said court.
7. S. PARKER, Attorney.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
l2l and l23 Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WILCOX, DE-
u CEASED-Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Wilcox
have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons indebted to said estate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same should make them known without
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator, C. l. q.
JNo. E. SHAW. Attorney.
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wanted Partner.

DARTNER-A gentleman to buy a half interest
L in legitimate established business for r. 600:
location central, on Fifth av. work most refined
and easy: hours short; profits large; business has
For particulars address. If you mean business,
Established. Dispatch office.
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Allegheny Residences For Sale.

Allegheny Residences For Sale.
n rooms bath and toilet room and all other
modern requirements; wide porch and small plot
in front; in Allegheny near the parks. JAS. W.
Drape Co., 1913 Wood ST., Pittsburg.
op 900 for lot 2OxIOO, with two brick houses;
sDC, rents $40 per month: central location. A.
ID. Wilson, IS Federal ST.. Allegheny.
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FOR sALE-lMPROvED REAL ESTATE

City Residences.
Y PER CENT INvESTMENT-Corner property
I Two 3-story brick buildings consisting of ?
storerooms, 16 dwelling rooms and large meeting
hall over entire Sd a0Sr also on rear % OF io Two
finished attic, BATH hall. etc. in each; total rents,
g. 1876 per year all taxes about $3.50: lot 4Oxl03x65
street and alley paved; excellent location and good
substantial buildings; parties looking Tor good
SH 900. Samuel W. Black & Co., 80 Fourth av.
0.O 7OO-No. 4Lombard St., just off from Din
do, widde and Reed sts.; story and mansard
brick dwelling of six good rooms finished attic.
bath. range. hot water. laundry. natural gas and
cellar, tile vestibule. hall, cathedral glass front
door; frescoed ceilings: lot 22x107; nice side EN-.
trance, shade trees and flower garden, beautiful
view; owner will sell at above low figure for few
days. rather than rent. EG0.) Black Baird,
95 Fourth av.
CO 7OO-A good 7-room brick dwelling: hall.
do, vestibule slate mantels, range ETC.; lot
22x110; only few squares from Court House.
George Schmidt, I57 Fourth av.
East End Residences For Sale.
A BEAUTIFUL new brick house, II rooms; all
n the latest improvements; lot 40xl0S IT. nice
situation in the East End. on reasonable terms;
price 81, OGO. A. Goeddel, No. 109 Collins av.
TlOR SALE 8, soo-A neat new house rooms;
L centrally located; easy Of access; Osceoa,
mainder in monthly instailments if desired 60 E.
w. A. Heron Sons so Fourth av.
Hazelwood Residences For Sale.
EOR SALE-very cheap: great chance to buy
Z fine home at Hazelwood; desirable street,
large lot, house, rooms, modern fixtures,
besides reception hall (ss) w. A. Heron Sons,
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InBtruct1Cn.

Instruction.
T AIDES and gentlemen to enter new class in
IL shorthand and typewriting beginning June Z:
day and evening sessions standard systems taught:
easy monthly payments: no vacations; we posi-
lively guarantee positions to all pupils soon
as competent; no failures here. Private Short
hand Institute, 3l5 Smithfeld St.. opposite new
postofice
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

Plan to Garry the Gospel TO the Masses
Services to Be Held in Tents Through
out the Ciiy-Reaclins the Hopeless and
IhouphtIess
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-06

Permanent Guests Wanted.
PERMANENT guests wanted at East End Hotel.
i Penn av., f. E.. this hotel has been recently
opened under new management; the house has been
thoroughly renovated: table frst-class: rates rea-
sonable; q most desirable home during the coming
hot summer; good stabling for saddle horses and
only 10 minutes from park. A. h. Wilson. pro-
prietor,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-12-30
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 80, 1892
We surrender our editorial space this
week to a summarized review of the year
which will be found in the local department
of to-days paper.
POLITICAL NOTES.


A Republican Senator elect in Michigan,
proposes to introduce bill as soon as the
Legislature meets to unseat the five Dem
ocratic electors. Tie scheme to deprive
MI. Cleveland of his electoral votes in Mi
chigan is regarded in Washington as too
absurd proposition to be worthy of
notice.
1t is announced that Hon. Holmes Con-
rad will be candidate for United States
Senator in the sense Of allowing his name
to be voted for, but he will make no effort
to get members of the legislature to sup
port him. This is said to be the position
also of Senator Hunton.
The official statement of California s vote
at the last election shows that one Harri-
son and eight Cleveland electors were chosen.
Three republican and four democratic con-
gressmen were elected.
The Supreme Court of Wyoming has de-
cided the Carbon county election case in
favor Of the democrats. This gives the
democrats more members in the house and
insures them the organization of that body.
1t is the general impression among Con-
gressmen that the silver question will not
be brought before Congress in any shape
this session.
Mr.. Don M. Dickinson of Michigan,
says that on and after March 4, 1898, the
United States Senate will be Democratic.
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is usual in this region in January. there will
be low dips OF temperature, which can be
traced in the district weather
The rain or snowfall about the lake region
will be excessive, extending from Marquette,
Mich, to Cleveland, Ohio Chicago being
rather dry until the last two weeks, when ii
will be we'll drenched.
A spell Of rainy weather or snow will de.
velop in the middle Western districts the first
week; this includes Nashville, Winds high
est about Louisville. At the close of third
week another rain or snow storm may be
looked for with winds, and a lighter spell
about 18th to Goth, heavy in Nashville, and
high winds in the st. Louis and Louisville
districts about the 9th. sag
No very high winds in Southwest districts
rainfall somewhat continuous at New Or
leans, but light heavy in Montgomery dis.
trict about 26th to 9th, lighter rains 9Th to
9th, 18th to 18th, and 22d.
Snow pretty we'll covers the Norwestern
districts from Portland down to New York
brisk winds will characterize the weather in
New York, but no decided storms seem to be
indicated. The SHOWS of New England and
the lakes may become cold rains and sleet
further South; the heavy rain or snow of the
9th in New York may not extend south of the
Susquehanna. New York may get wind
furry on the 22d, and Baltimore a storm
about the 25th.
In the Southeastern districts the rains seem
to be more continuous in Savannah district,
but the heaviest rainfall is indicated for
Wilmington on the 9TH; otherwise the rain
seems light except for Savannah, where a
storm may develop about the I'd or Sd. High
winds are indicated at Wilmington about 22d
and 9th, and Savannah about I'd and 9TH.
1t is now very certain that the winter will
not be an excessively cold one.
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Extraordinary Nightmares.

A French physician has recorded very ex-
traordinary case in which the nightmare at
tackled an entire regiment of soldiers on a
certain night. DR.. Laurent, the physician in
question, says that he was surgeon of the First
battalion of the La Tour d'Auvergne regi-
ment when it was garrisoned at Palmi, Gala
bria. At midnight, one night in the month
of June, the order Of march with all speed to
Iropea, 40 miles away, was given. At Z
o'clock on the following evening Tropea had
been reached, scarcely a single halt having
been made by the way.
The men were in pitiful state of exhaus-
ton, but after hearty meal. all retired for
the night, the sleeping quarter being an aban-
doned monastery. just before taking posses
sion of the building some one in the neigh
borhood Informed the soldiers that the mon
astery was haunted, the apparition being a
spectral dog. This story soon spread through.
out the regiment, making some feel uncom-
Portable, but the majority of the men seemed
them declaring that it ''wonld take good
sized ghost-dog to disturb them after such a
day and night Of marching.
But at about the hour OF midnight the deep
silence was broken by scores of loud, wild
cries of terror. The white-faced soldiers
rushed unanimously from their hunks IN
every direction, and one and all at once told
the commanders the same tale of superstiti-
Gus horror. Every man in the regiment had
been visited by the phantom dog-a great,
white, shaggy beast with skull denuded of
skin and flesh and monstr0us eyeballs of fire
swimming in blood.
The men Immediately took to the fields and
outhouses rather than again face the terrors
which they knew to be upon the inside of thai
deserted monastery. Although to the average
reader this may read like real ghost story
the physicians, surgeons and scientists declare
that it was an "attack of simultaneous night
mares and that other cases g''egen more re.
markable" have been recorded.
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Death Roll of the Week.

Rev. r. S. Cunningham of the Baltimore
Conference, M. E. Church South, died at
Monterey, Highland county, Thursday night,
22d inst. His remains were taken to Bruce
town. Clarke Co., Va, for interment.
Capt. Henry F. Michel died in Monroe
Co., w. Va, last week. He commanded the
Monroe Guards, 9th Va. Regiment, Stone
wall Brigade, during the late war and was
distinguished for courage
John T. Wooton of Roanoke, was run over
by railroad train in Pittsburg, Pa, Friday,
and killed
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The Weather for January.

The Asheville, Ala, Weather, a journal Of
meteorological science, ventures the follow
ing predictions with regard to the weather for
January.
Northwest-Cold, dry weather. with but
few snow squalls About ist to Sd. high
winds, cloudy, low temperature, snow light,
tirst week. Quiet, snow light. second week.
Quiet except 18th to 10th in Omaha and ST.
Panl districts furries indicated. The last
.yeel, in the Denver and Omaha districts high
sy,nds are indicated about 25th to 2sth. AS
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E. Cushing e. Son, Auctioneers


GHER!FF'S Sale OF WOOD WORKING
y MACHINERY, FURNITURE, &c.-By
virtue of DEGREES of the circuit court of Augusta
county. entered at the May and November
terms, 1897, IN the chancery cause of Stanton
Development Company VS.. K w BiXby and FL.
ii. Cambeli, shall offer for sale, at Subtle auc-
ton for cash. on Thursday, January 10. 1893,
at the Staunton Mantel Factory, situate near
Development Company, the following personal
property, belonging to Bixoy & Campbell:
Turning lathe and fixtures,
l MOrtising machine,
Wood carving machine,
Band saw,
Emery wheel.
Grind stone,
Single head shaper,
Cut Off saw and table,
Sand pa per machine,
Upright sand paper machine.
Jointer and boring machine,
1TehtOntlng machine,
Rip saw table complete.
Side paner,
Stave planer,
Swinging cut off saw complete,
l Drop saw self feeder,
Table complete,
Glue stand and six kettles,
Work benches complete,
Lot OF assorted circular saws puleys, betting,
line shatfing, &c.
! Upright engine, 40 horse power.
5U-horse boiler,
Large iron wise,
Lot pipe,
] Lot paints, oil varnish,
Iron safe,
Large writing desk,
Shah,
20, feet of lumber,
5 Tons coal.
Ca Sale will begin promptly at II o'clock.
n. C. WATTS, Sheriff
dec 3O-2t OF Augusta County,
FNHE VA. HOTEL BARBER SHOP has three
i of the best artists in the city.
VEIN PFIFFERLlNG,
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Is nearly here. From us who owe so much
to Christmas the day demands much. We
have no right to share in the joyous merri-
ment of the day if from our store, be it
small OF great, nothing has been given to
gladden. the hearts of others. The only
clouds which can darken the joyousness of
the time, are the strifes and envyings OF
other days, OIL the tears OF child whom
'sSanta Claus" has not remembered, Let
each of us strive for day at least to make
perfect the ''peace on earth good will to-
men" and resolve the coming Christmas
shall be marred by no sorrow OF unhappi-
ness which it is in our power to remove.
Our Christmas goods are almost all in
now and we believe our line is particularly
adapted to the requirements of good TASTE
AS regards prices we invite comparison and
are sure we shall not suffer thereby. If you
know the value of an opportunity to select
Holiday Goods from an unbroken stock,
and we think you do. come early and view
our unparalleled display. Our stock Of sill
ver is the largest and best we have ever
shown. Every conception which has taken
place in these goods is included in our
stock. Our cases are filed with choice
line OF Jewelry. Everything is fresh and
free from the soil OF much handling, Let
us advise you to come and make your Sc
lections forthwith.
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-,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NIRGlNIA-To-wit: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Augusta comfy, in
vacation of said court, December 23d, 1892.
George Il. Williams trustee under the will
of John Sutherland, deceased, Plain if
Matte P. Baltzer, Herman R. Baltzer,
Ernst V. Baltzer, W s. Reed and Ellis B.
touthWorth, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to foreclose certain
mortgage executed by said Matte P. Baltzer
and Herman r. Batzer, to said W. S. Reed, on q
farm of said BaltZers near Buffalo Gap, in Au-
gusta county, Va, said mortgage being now, by
assignment, for the benefit of said Plaintiff and
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said MAJ
tie P. Bauer, Herman H. Baltzer, Ernst v.
Baltzer, W. j. Reed and Ellis b. Southworth are
president of this Commonwealth, it is ORDER
ed tina they appear here in fifteen days after
due publication of this order and do what is nee
essary to protect their interests in this suit.
leste- c. S. w. BARNES,
Braxton, Echols G. Braxton, p.q. Clerk.
dec 30-4t
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DUBLIC SALE OF LIVE STOCK AND
i BUILDING LOTS.-I will offer for sale at
on
IHoJnooJu,. Tono,om., ~ 1ooo

" 0UJeSuUy, JUNWU7y 4JH, 100,
the following stock, to-wit: or thorough bred
PercherOn horses 3 to years old, including 3
mares, supposed to be with foal; fine Stallion;
also a pair of black match Telegraph horses and
or fine mares and horses; also rs or 81 head of
cattle, including thoroughbred young Durham
bull and Durham heifers At the same time
and place will offer for sale a number of build
ing lots.
TERMS as to live stock, cash to sums of $40
and under: above 80 a credit of eight months
will be given, parties to give negotiable note
with approved security. notes bearing interest
from late. The lots will be sold on the following
Terms-One-fourth cash, the balance on credit
of six, twelve and eighteen months the purchas-
er to give three negotiable notes of equal sums
with approved security, bearing interest from
date; title withheld until all The purchase money
is paid. L.. S. BRYAN.
december 13, 1892. dec 1876
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" STANTON, VA, Dec. 9Th, 1892
Jno. W. Todd
VS..
Stanton Land Co., ct al
in CHANCERY.
All parties interested in the above cause Will
TAKE NOTICE, that pursuant to decree Of the
circuit court of Augusta county, entered in said
cause on Dec 6, 1892, will at my office in Staun-
ton. on
Tuesday, the 10th dag Of January, 1898,
proceed TO take, state and settle the foil owing
accounts:
lst. Account of the state of the title of the land
owned by the complainant, Jno. W. Todd men,
Staunton Land Co and by said Staunton Land
Of the unpaid purchase money outstanding and
due to said Todd and secured by vendors lien
thereon
End. Any alterations of said land made by tie
StauntOn Developments o. ana to when made
and the time Of said aliena items in the order Of
their dates, and whether or not oil aIienaes of
sold land or parties in any way interested tn re-
in and now before the court
I'd The value of said land and whether or not
it is likely that said land will sell for more than
enough to pa p the vendors Hen due to said odd
upon the usual terms of sale.
4th. Any other matters, &c.
K. e, r. NELSON,
Commissioner in Chancery.
JOS. A. Glasgow,p.q. dec9 #
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Stanton, Va. Dec. u, 1892.
Jacob FL. Shaner,
VS..
Staunton Land Co., &c.
All parties interested in the above cause in
chancery " i'll TAKE NOTICE: That pursuant to a
decree of the circuit court of Augusta county en-
tered in said cause Dec 7, 1892, WILL at my office
in staunton,on Monday, the 23d day of Ian
uary, 1888, proceed to take cad state an ac-
count showing:
1st-The condition of the land in the
bill and proceedings mentioned; the amount
of the unpaid purchase money due complainant
and secured by vendors lien thereon, together
with any and all otherliens there may be on said
la nd with the order of their priority;
2d.-Any and all alterations of said land made
by the Staunton Development Co. and to whom
made md the time of said alterations in the Gr-
der of their dates, and whether or not all the
ainees of said land or parties in any wise inter-
ested therein, are now before the court;
3d-The value of the land in the bill mention
ed, and whether or not it will sell for more than
enough to pay the vendors lien due to said Sha-
ner, upon the usual terms of sale:
4th.-Any other matters deemed pertinent &c,
h. e. r. NELSON,
Comm issioner in Chancery.
J. A. Alexander, Pc. dec 2a-4t
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Saturday, December 31st. 1892,
in front of the Court House III the city of Staun-
ton, TO sell at public auction that very valua bic
property Situa ed on the South side OF Beverley
street in tue city of Staunton, being the same
of which Julia Huriey died, seized and possessed
and which she devised in her will to her daugt-
tiers Kate Hurley and Mary Hurley, upon the
follow wing terms to wit: So much in cash as will
pay costs ofsuit and sale. and the remainder up
on q credit OF one two ana three years from the
date of sale, with interest from The date of sale,
the purchaser giving bond with approved per-
sonal security for the deferred stalm ents of
the purchase money, and the title retained as
ultimate security.
JAMES BUMGARDNER, JR,
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Virginla-City of Stanton to-wit:
hereby certify that James Bumgardner Jr.,
Commissioner, has given bond, with security, as
required by law, and decree entered on the 18th
day of Sept. 1892, in The chancery cause of Kate
Hurley against Julia Shaughnessey, &c are de-
PENDANTS, pending in the court of Hastings for
the city Of StauntOn.
Given under my hand this Sth day of Deem
Der, 1892
NEWTON ARGENBRIGHT,
dec9 1t Clerk.
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TNHE VA. HOTEL BARBER SHOP has three
i of the best artists in the city.
VEIN G. PFIFFERLING,
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business ANNOUNCEMENT Referring to
ID the above notice we beg leave TO call the
attention of our friends to the firm, and
respectfully ask continuance of the liberal pat
ronage heretofore enjoyed by the house.
fHOMAS HUGSHEAD q CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Drugg lists, successors to
Allen & Hogshead, stanton, Va.
dec 23-2t
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kANG's JEWELRY STORE,

dee e-4t sTAuNroN, VA.
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NEW PARTNERSHIP FORMED-The I'M
IN designed ha We this day formed a partner
ship, under the firm name of Thomas Hogshead
& Co for the purpose ofcouducting wholesale
and retail drug business at the old stand OF Allen
& Hogshead.