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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-29
CONSTABLES:

CONSTABLES:
Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Baard Baardson-Independent.
Louis neutrality-suspicious., .
Pat. Burley-Republican.
Barney McGinley-Independent.
Chas. neutrality-suspicious..
John M. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER-lst District:
John NelsOn-Republican.
O.. b. Wing--Independent.
There will also be submitted the follow
ing
Amendment to the State Con-
stitution:
Amend Section 1872 of Article ~ of the
Constitution of the State of North Da-
kota, so RS to read as follows:
Sec. 1872. The State may to meet casual
deficits or failure in the revenue. or in case
of extraordinary emergencies, contract
debts. but such debts shall never in the
aggregate exceed the sum of five o. mills
on the dollar of the assessed valuation of
all taxable property in he State, to be
ascertained by the last assessment made
for State and county purposes, exclusive
of what may be the debt of North Dakota
at the time of the Constitution. Every
such debt shall be authorized by law for
certain purposes TO be definitely mentioned
therein, and every such law shall provide
for levying IN annual tax sufficient to pay
the interest s~emi-0nnuall and tho Drinci-
pal within thirty years from the passage
of such law, and shall specially appropriate
the proceeds of such tax to the payment
of said principal and interest, and such
appropriation shall not be repealed nor
the tax discontinued until such debt, both
principal md interest, shall have been
fully paid. No debt in excess of the limit
named shall be incurred except for the
purpose of repealling invasion, suppress
ing Instruction, defending the State in
time of war, o to provide for public
defense in case of threatened hostilities;
but the issuing of new bonds to refund
existing Indebtedness, shall not be on
strued to be any part Or portion of said
debt limit.
The electors will also vote on the ques
ton of changing and increasing the boun-
daries of Mclean county. as provided in
section 8, Chapter so, Laws of 1891.
FRANK B. WELLS,
County Auditor.
Washburn, N. D., Oct. Goth, 1892.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

tant is that Of the Antrim Iron CON-
pany, backed by Grand Rapids capital
to the amount of $3.50. 900 and ofiicered
by Grand Rapids mon, with headquar-
ters in room 8 New Aldrich block, this
city.
The Antrim Iron company was IN
corporated six years ago. The works,
extensive and complete in all depart.
ments. are located al the thriving viii
lage of Manceiona, 100 miles north, on
the G.. X. d /. railroad. A large force
Of men is employed; the process Of
manufacturing - the best known; the
product is unexcclled IN quality, and
the average capacity per annum is 50,-
900 tons. which is disposed of to the
trade ali over the country, principally
in the Older middle and eastern states,
for the manufacture OF superior mall
ieable iron and Car wheels. This com.
psny employs no middle men, the en-.
tire product being cold by Mr.. ]. e..
Holt, the secretary-tressurer. thus CIV
ing to the buyer the benefit of dealing
direct.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

pert in machinery. was fer six years
unal July last TIE 1unsor nemcer Of
the firm Of Hartmann a Co septsm-
ter 10 he bought cat tie establishment
OF l.. Dletx, Jr.. 4 Co, Nos. - and Al
South Front street, and again embarked
ia tie business, THIS time alone The
plant comprises : substantial one-story
frame building sox6o feet N oimen-
slons. with offlce - front aud we'll APP
pointed nsehiae shop IA rear. kn-
pl0ysng number OF competent me-
chanlcs. Mr.. Iannewitz builds 20 order
and repairs almost every description
OF machinery. making leading special
tee Of improved modern appliances for
the use of planlng and moulding mills.
furniture factories, manufacturers Of
chairs, woocenware, wheeled vehicles,
sleighs. press work in sheet metal. etc.
etc.--in short. for woodworkers IN all
branches The output of this eslAb-
llshment Is regarded with favor
wherever introusked, aud there is =
steady aud gratifying increase OF or
ders from ali parts of Michigan and
adjoining states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
West Side Iron Works.

Joseph Jackoboice, manufacturer of
band-saws, saw.arbors, shaftlng and
pullevs, general mill work, ETC., the
Jackoboice fire escape, Nos. 81 and 3S
South Front street.
Mr.. Jsckoboicc is an expert and ex-
perenced mechanic, who started q
small shop at or near the corner OF
Canal and Bridge streets IN 1861. Here
he renamed for some years, working
bard himself and employing help as
required, but finally erected shops At
Nos. 81 aud IS south Front street. west
eide, when he still occupies. though
they have been considerably enlarged
and the equipment perfected. the
plant now comprising a wooden
one-siory building 50xS0 feet,
ft,ed up with steam power
nud complies OUTFIT oil the
latest aud most approved machinery
adapted 10 hi. use aud glvsng employ
inept To ave or SIX fifst-elass wofkmen,
VINO turn out from $50. 900 To- 10000
votta OF work annually. MIR. Jack
oipice's leading speclaities embrace a
full lire 0f improved baud saws for aii
purposes, aaw afhors. shaftlng and pul.
legs, MIL work III all kinds, etc. lie a
ais0 manufacturer at tho celebrated
Jack siloiee ilrr &c ape, = which ranks " itii
the best and most reliable devices toF
that r8fposs ever pat on tho market.
Orders fof the abave and for wood
working HAahlHeTy a all kinds
promptly exsrHfsd IA tie best manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

are situated al No. I iluroa street and
consist OF one-story frame oulld-
Ing, s0xloe feet ia area, tilted ap
with al thsi latest improved nlzealn-
esy, speclatItooIs and appliances. and
employ at thls TINE fourteen or iiftsen
* died woTkmen. the annual output
ranging IA value from $50. o00 to ss0.-
COO. Mhile steam boilers OF all kinsis
and secs are the leading speosaigies,
the ffm gives prompt aud careful at
lentlon 10 plsIr and sheet IRON work at
every desef ipiion. and enjoy al enys
able reputation among mill men, Ma
ehinisss ana others al over western aua
northern Michigan. Bfoiss a Hines
have recently purchased tue rgnt for
anu eontroi the use ~ Kent caunty of
the wonderful Mclaughlin Tow water
alarm, an absolute safeguard against
boiler explosions CAUSED by evaporation
and superhrated steam. IL Is maui.
featured by the Low Mater Alarm Man
ufacturing company Of Corunna, Mich.
and Endorsed by tile Association OF
Stationary Engineers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Valley City Wire Works.

J.. Rockwell, proprietor. msnufac-
turer of p,aiE and ornamental wire
work OF every description, No. Pearl
street, basement
Western Michigan merchants. bank
ers, manufacturers and others in want
OF wire work OF any kind for Office use,
ratings. etc. no longer are compelled
10 send 10 distant points for them, since
Grand Rapids has now Well equipped
establishment If her own devoted 10
that class of work. Mr.. +. Rockwell,
u native of the city. a practical expert
mechanic and good business man 10
the proprietor, aud occupies the base
ment. 24xl0o feet, of the large brick
building No. s Pearl street. near the
bridge, where. with all requisite faeiili-
ties and plenty of skilled nelp. he Will
be pleased 10 see all interested and re-
ceiye orders tor bank, ofhce and SIM
liar work. elevator. guards, window
screens and everything made OF woven
aud bent wire. His work is equal TO
the best made anywhere; his designs
are new and ornate, and his prices very
low. Though only established two
years. the indications are that he is on
the high road to future prosperity, and
il certainly seems reasonable that this
region should yield him ample support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Contractors ter steam and hot water
heating experimentation filters and
dealers N steam filters supplies-No.
10 Lyon street.
Nessrs. Charles 3. and John J. Ma
esuiey were formerly residents OF Chi
cagO, IN which city they wrought at
their trade for ten or atteen years,
famiiisrzng themselves with every
practical detail before locating
In Grand Rapids five years ago. Es-
tat.ishing themselves at No. 20 Lyon
street IN December. 1883, they were
not long in outgrowiug their quarters.
and tCck possession of the flrst tioor
and basement OF the old building, No.
10 LYON street, which they have COM
p.etely renovated and reftted, tho
main iioor for office aud salesroom
workshops, the latter equipped
improved special tools and appliances.
They employ about fifteen high
priced. superior workmen, and are
kept busy executing contracts for the
putting IN of steam and hot water
heating apparatus of the highest order.
here and IN other western and
IOftucrn michigan C4ticS anu toWus.
Among the more notable Jobs done by
them may be mentioned the complete
steam-heating system of the superb
new Michigan Trust compauy's build
ing, that Of the Wouderly building,
those OF the Botsford and Shepard
blocks, and numerous other public and
private buildings, prominent examples
of which are the residences Of
:. II. Whitney, Boyd Pantiind
n. VI. Brown and w. B. Will
lard. Nes-rs. Maesuiey Bros. carry
- very large anu varied stock of steam
filters supplies FOR use in their own
business and for the convenience of
the trade, embracing the most approved
styles OF feed water heaters and puri-
fiers; safety, radiator, pop and air
valves: grease extractors, lubrica-
tors. oilers. pump regulators, pipe and
fittings, etc. They also keep IN stock
several popular styles OF boilers, hot
water and steam heaters, but make n
speciality e the Quincy apparatus, for
which they are general agents. having
selected IL because of its many and
obvious COED qualities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Grand Rapids Hand Screw Co.

A. {. Deuison. president; j. j..
Wheeler. vice president. e. NJ. Rood.
secretary: .. Il. wilmsfth. treas
uror and manager. Manufacture
era OF patent aw-cut thread
hand screws, case and glue clamps,
csbiuetnakers'. carvefs', char and
pattefnmakers' benches. factory trucks.
saw and sanding tables, etc. Nos. IS
and So Segin Front s.reet.
Ordinary weed screws are cut by
means at a N-sHaped tool. the result
being that The vood IL strained, weak
ensd. aud MOI anlTsqueutly splf, eaas.
ing the hold upon ths work "a be use.
cure. AZ this = obs laird ia she screws
made By TIE Grand Rapids Hand screw
Company. The thread rs inE eut by a
saw under Isatest process, leav.
mE the contiguous wofd a. sosld
ADD atfons - ever, capable Of
resisting successfully much
greater STRAIN tnan : likely % ever ba
but nn1u giiem. The iass, made
at Neil- seasoned. hard maple VITA
deep. perfectly eat al close
fitting thread, eonllele the appliance
aad furnish the wofkmAn wtlA tool
up IA Nni1h be may sasp'hiiy fely.
The tsfan3 issp.as iland Ncfew Eosi,
tanY aisa manufacture iiae It essiai
speesaities swat iaelnaes Catsasl-mak Z
sfs sass saa Cite esamss. eaFSets'
vlses. Esneh sefess. weed clamp heads,
pFashsaksfs clamps. clamp hafss Z.
estsast-Eask sFs'a faIeefs eAAif aad
patssfR- Eaaksfs' tsaeisss. sNsaz aad
gaii@es eai-aif sas tables. fAilnsT s4ps
- s@elss. ssaa.ag tassss, ss4p tasks
aaa w0sasa stew TASK 6 @safs for
haifeFs use. w&yeheHss pA8lasBs
ssuess saa Isslssy tracks IA sz11eas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

T. J. UBrlen. president; James NJ.
Barnett, vice president; j. {. Holt, sec
rotary and treasurer: II. NJ. Duncan.
manager. Manufacturers at Lake Su-
perior charcoal pig iron. Furnaces Al
Antrim. Mich; office, No. u New Aid
rgcn block.
The Michigan iron mines, situated IN
the upper peninsula, are among the
most productive IN the world, and the
ore Is Of the very test grade. When
reduced to pig by the charcoal pro-
cess IT is SAID by experts To- have no
rival IN point of toughness and other
good qualities. The ore itself is shippct
IN vast quantities by lake aud rail to
Pennsylvania and Ohio, where 1t is
mixed With native ore for the manu-
facture of Bessemer and foundry pig
iron. There are. however, . number of
furnaces nearer the MINES which reduce
the ore with charcoal instead OF coke.
Among the most extensive anu Impor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

has made for himself high eopo11
non and built up . trade 90 whRn ~
facilities, constantly augmented -
scarcely equal. ana ere i0pg he MI -
compelled 70 seek more commo01U
quarters AID again enlarge nss pro4Qk
tive capacity. HE present woF&a ~
located on the NTH floor aud - -
basement, each 20x4o foet. OF Ne 6u1
ing. As 10 40 sga,gns ofeoC
ana are completely nteod -
with office and sAissroom 49,
and shops below, the latter emploX1Dm
a competent force Of expers uorkonou,
A ten-horse power steam engine ok1Y1
the machinery. and nothing n tho ~
OF tools and appliances ~ nox1ooI1I
that will contribute 10 the perfoc<D3
and beauty OF the work turned ou8.
While making . leading specially &
spun metal work N ali it bcancDG
aud materlals. including goids o.
yer. nickel, ALUMINIUM Waite -
brass, copper. zines etc. an
designing and making OF urDo. -.
balls. finals and other archltoGo~1
ornaments and fancy art,cioo, NJ
solosthsexecutes orders ~ Short qot>m
and Ii the best manner for bu4o1 ~
cans, pleoed nnware. modeie IN 49,
OF wood. lobbing IN sheet metals - =
kinda, valley TN aud tan roofing, oc11s
ing and In-coatlng, sanitary pium&1n1
and gas hitting. In addition ~ = -
elusive agent for the Carton bot a,r 60
hot water furnaces and for 6heunr1>
turning lsthes and ioois.
An inventor OF much ingenuity, WGS
Solosih has recently perfected and -
entec aud as now ready 10 place o. -
market two most useful devices ot. ~
own. The first 10 the Grand 8np11D
antl-rusting pail. made Of tin. vh>GA
he warrants 10 resist corfoelon or f011
for any length OF time, even IN dam
cellar, when filled with water -
acid. and which those inoou-
ested are permitted 20 test -
their pleasure. The second Of his nee
neutrality-suspicious. named to
Grand Rapids iamp--tke advantages q
which are thus summarized:
/. 1t gives brilliant. steady light
,. Ii produces absolutely 40 gas. 40
consequently there ls no danger OF Ak
ploslon: this being provided for by ~
arrangement that lnsUres free clrcolo-
ton of ar, rendering perfect combuor
ton certsin--something never be3oro
accomplished IN lamps fed by petrol
cum oils. :
B. IL Is so constructed a. TO facilitato
rewicking and cause the wick to burn
true, thus preventing waste OF wick,
time and patience and furnisAing . re-
liable light whenever wanted.
Builders, householders dealers il
spun metal and lamp goods will ind Is
profitable 20 visit Mr.. Solofth's ektai>-
i,shment and see for themselves what
he offers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Adoiph leitelt Iron Works,

Manufacturers Of steam engines and
boilers, LesIe's improved veneer cut
ter, NIchols' lumber dryer, live or ex.
naust steam not blast apparatus for
heating factories and dry kiins, iron
pipe, fittings, waves, etc, corner Erie
and Mill streets.
The above named wldel, known and
important industrial concern was
founded IN is62 ~ Adolph Lcitelt. sr.,
under whose individual name and
persoDal supervision it was conducted
nntii 1891. when the present stock
company VAS Organized and .ncorpor-
atsd with si0c 900 capital.
Tire works, situated on both sdes OF
the canal, CONSIST OF two large three
story brick build ngs, covering T.
getnsr al area OF 60,0O0 square
feet, fitted ug with modern I'M
improved machinery ard app ances
driven ~ water save IN the dry season.
when steam power T. substituted.
Ninety hands srs employed Z 808 a
week - pad Out ln wages and tie cat.
pat for several years pas; has varied
little from tfzs.0O0 per annum ia
value. The lezding spee.ailias eofi-
pTIfe ir0 proved steam engines sud
nssslsrs tor naill and ssnailsr uass They
ar~ als5 manufacturing the new ini-
proved Nlchol's lnnslser Gfier, which
fedrles sny kind % ssf.isiea noh luns-
Ter. e1crft OAK or hiekofy. - twenty
fur hoafs or less, Without INJURY a1d
at less expense thsa ~ say ether
meth1d. The iumtef remains PSF
fsatss liat aad stf4Isbf. fnas sifestlne
a saving Of ter 10 twentY per esnt ia
material fnese afysfs afe constructed
~ sns desired stf4, end sfs icing
sniesea u rosnts al ever tie fRitad
States. bsfsseH gHs sorts Atlantis sas
<asth fsssse, TIE - Lawrence saa toe
eaff
i@sii@'s improved veneer cutter,
tleHols lansteF dryer lss - skfsast
ssesas, b8i tisst spesfsssss fa4 heating
fsetaffes. afy kisus, lFoH pske, fsttfaSs.
Fsirss, ste t0xsfnsf slfn q xeaesss
liee sf lssiat sBa heasF goa a. { hfsss
ess'fEss fes al slFEssss, ,tesssfes asssas
attfafen 50 rsas2fs af HakI5assY 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Plumbing, steam and not water heat
ing, hot ar furnaces, mantels. CRATES,
thing. gas fixtures, ETC., No. lst East
FGitOa street.
Robert spFoul and william T. Me-
their fortunes, which consisted solely
of al oatflt or plumbers ami gas filters
tools, thorough practical knowledge
OF the trade, good health and dstsT-
minatson. and. rentsng the ftcnt por-
ton OF = Canal street basement, rolled
up their sleeves and began the battle
for success. N whscn they have proven
winners. Later on they removed 10
Nos l3l aud l53 Monroe street. where
they remained until sx years
ago, when they secured and
occupied the desirable pFemises,I No.
Isl East Fulton street. n lseL front by
LOO feet deep, Also oqe-hsif OF tie ad-
joining store, zIxS0 feet IN the rear.
Their elegant othce and snow-room are
or the grOurd Moor aud The shops IN
the Basement under tota stofts. where.
and OF outside work. are employed
forty men and boys. The arm have
$50 eco invested IN macAInery. april
snces and stock. aid during the past
twelve months have transacted . bus!-
ness OF over 100000. with local
patrons, though they nave done much
work for parties AL over Michigan aud
adjoining states and as far south rs
North Carolina. They carry iull lines
of steam and not water heating appar-
stus, hot air furnaces. mantels ~ all
kinds. CRATES, tiles, Gas Fixtures, ETC..
together WITH general assortment OF
plumbers supplies, which they furnish
10 the trade on advantageous terms.
They are also sole agents here for the
celebrated .Pastenr nlier and the Doug
las instantaneous not water heater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
I. III. Dean.

Manufacturer of models. patterns
aed special machinery, electrician and
mechanical expert, Nos. 81 aud 50 Kent
street.
Grand Rapids is full of mechanical
geniuses, and good MANY valuable
patents are issued annually to her ciii-
zens. Doubtless as many others fail
for want of working models. which are
indispensable when sn application Is
submitted. slnce the commissioner aud
his ass stants cannot reasonably be ex-
pccted 10 take final action upon q de-
vice which they have neither seen nor
had adequately described 10 them.
Words fail Ia nintty-nine cases Gus OF
9 hundred, ard so does the claim.
Those who think they have devised o
valuable machine. appliance or i'm
pfovement of any kind will find IL
profitable TO constilt competent mod
elmsser. and one II the best and most
reliable in the country Il Mr.. ]. III.
Dean. whose neat and weii-equipped
Office and shop sfe Nee. s. ard
- Kent street. lie ia. Al hand
every facin;y, and ii any one is
capable Of eomprehcndsns Instructions
snd drawings and enihodysnr them IN
the form 81 3 nodei hs = the nsn.
Mr.. Dean also makes % ofaer every de-
ssfipfoa OF large sud solall patterns
Tor lhc use 81 moidcss and machiussss.
fepAirs electrical apparatus and con
stfaeis experimental maSasnefy OF al
k.udH
Mr., Dean 81 native Of oa,o. lsArneA
rs ssAaa Via tAe ctietEnte4 q. r..
tifeen II Kalamazoo. aad - fcesx~
ed expert. 1oieg = gseai aes. eI nne
Negk Ter patfoas IL fhe esty aea Al
eses tils psFt 81 tho steie. lie Las
been here rs years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Manufacturers OF Improved band
and scroll saw blades. Nos- 90 and os
South Front street.
The center OF the greatest furniture
manufacturing district on earth, Grand
Rapids, naturally attracts kindred IN
dustiies. One of the most useful and
importance of these Is the making OF
saws OF all kinds indispensable To the
woodworkers. A leading representa-
tive OF this interest Is tie house OF
Frank Edge Il Co., established by the
senior member three years ago last
April. Mr.. Edge is a young man. buta
thorough pracrcai machinic IN his
special line of fine saw works. and mas
airesdy made for himself . first class
reputation among consumers OF his
goods here and throughout this and
adjoining states. Only the choicest steel
Is used by him; all work Is well
and skillfuily done. and guarantee
accompanies every blade sold 10y him.
His equipment OF modern improved
machinery and appliances Is unsur-
passed, and the SAWS made under ms
superyisl ION are equal to the best pro-
duced anywhere. Careful attention Is
given to setting, filing, brazng or Join
ing band saws of every description,
and to repairs generally. Mr.. Edge
invites special attention to his own
make of bevelback band saws and
scroll saw blades, indispensable for
furniture, chair, organ and other fac
tories dong fine scroll saving. His
shop is situated on the ground floor OF
the large three-story frame building
Nos. IS and 6S South Front street,
where orders should be sent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Grand Rapids Electric Carpot
Renovating Works.

Corner Louis and Csmpsu etree1u.
Mechanics block. second Hoor--C. n
Cooper, Y. ID. Dibb,e. proprf~tora.
Honseholders, hotel keepers au1
others will be interested 20 learn Thea
Grand Rapids II Al last provided win
first-cisss csrpetclesning csfabIisA-
ment, fitted uD with the latest ips proved
machinery. driven ty electric poveE.
The works, established in March 40
are situated on the second floor Of ~
large brick building known ~ Mechao-
ics' block. corner Of Louis and Cam
pau streets, and are conducted b.
Aessrs. G. X. Cooper and r. d. D5f,ble, ef>
psTienced and capable men. shoemplov
= competent force II sssEetsnts and 40
prepsred 10 do all work ia their iine -
the best rnsnnef, at short notice and q
reasonable prices. Their specieitscs iu~
Glide TIE taking M. fumigstlng, cicao>
ine. renodeifng and feisying Of CO..
pets OF all kinds, absolutely withoof
injury. performing the entire work II
q single dsr Il desired. without truuh)e.
fnconvemencs or sHffoBs expenses -
the owner. Repairs are also carefully
made. The appliances use8 here T.
aut inlure the fsfr1e IA snt way vhi5o
removing every particle Of dust. ilDt
and gfif The frs . ereetsr encour.
aged by toe liberal aid grow az patrou-
age Il receives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Grand Rapids Boiler Works.

Mcdonald Il Carroll. proprietors-
Manufacturers of steam boilers and
sheet iron work. dealers IN second hand
boilers and engines. Nos. 50 and 81
South Front street.
The Grand Rapids Boiler works was
established more than twenty years
ago by the late Daniel Sullivan. After
Mr.. SulIiyan's death IN 1890, Messrs. z.
u. Mcdonald and H. p. Carroll pur-
chased the plant, which thoy have con-
tinued to augment in effectiveness.
The works occupy . one-story frame
building, 50xS0 feet III dimensions at
Nos. 80 and 81 South Front street, beS
tween Bridge and Pearl, west side, con-
nected with which are capacious yards
for the storage of materials and second
hand boilers and engines, OF winch
they usually have q large and varied
stock ,sobtained IN exchange, not un-
frequently, for new ones, that being q
branch of their business which receives
much attention, as does repairs to boil
ers and sheet IRON work generally, in
and out Of the city. They also deal
largely in old aud new steam engines,