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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1889

Page

10

Beavers funds debated for Johnstown relief after flood

Pittsburg Relief Committee officials discuss repayment of $125,000 claimed by William McCreery and how remaining $1.6 million in relief funds will be distributed. Treasurer Thompson recalls early disbursements around $10,000 while committee members dispute oral agreements. A Tuesday meeting will set terms and finalize plans for a public statement.

Beaver William McCreery Pittsboro Relief Committee Pittsburg Committee Thompson McCrerery McCreery Pittsburg Johnstown Wm. R. Thompson Hessid Pittsburg Relief Committee Committee For Action el Gors William R. Thompson James B. Scott Flood Commission Harrisburg Scott J. B. Kreamer Jersey Shore Philadelphia New York Commission

Seafaring Relief Reported From Acid Phosphate Remedy

Dr. W. W. Blackman of Brooklyn reports success with Horsford’s Acid Phosphate for seasickness. He notes several cases where the remedy provided prompt and complete relief during voyages.

Uee Horsford W. W. Blackman Brooklyn Baye

Excursion Tickets Sell To Chicago By P W Ry

The Pittsburg and Western Railway announces excursion tickets to Chicago from Pittsburg Butler New Castle and intermediate stations from September 1 to October 6 at 3 percent? The notice also advertises a primavera chamber suit at the exposition display in the northwest end of the main building. P C Senorxece 711 Liberty Ave.

Pittsburg and Western Railway Chicago Pittsburg Butler New Castle P. C

Gas Appliance Co Announces 75 Percent Gas Bill Reductions

Advertisement for gas appliances claims 75 percent reductions on gas bills. Promotes gas fires gas ranges and stoves with fall delivery orders. Ends with contact details for the firm at 34 Fifth Avenue.

Seenngratiny oRrsre Gas Appliance Co

A Splendid Sewing Machine Giveaway at Singer Oasis

Ladies register for a drawing at the Singer oasis with emcee toe 4 and close of the Expositi for a Magnificent Improved Singer Machine. Furniture needing reupholstery sale and 34 Water at. Phone 1638. Bargains in black silks selling at 5c to 110 a yard. Hvevus & Hacer.

Oasis Hvevus

Old Swindle Raising Bills Targets Pittsburg Public

Detective Coulson warns of a revived counterfeit trick in Beltzhoover where a $10 note with altered features passes as real. The case centers on a $2 to $10 raise and hints at bigger fake currencies like twenties and tens.

Pittsburg New York Grant Monument Chicago J. L. Masten Beltzhoover John Wanamaker Hancock McClellan Sol Coulson

Petition Seeks Vacancies On Lincoln School Board

A court petition filed yesterday requests declaring the Lincoln School Board Twenty-first ward seats vacant and appointing replacements. The document alleges the current directors failed to elect regular teachers, leading to a deficient teaching staff and a September 2 opening with vacancies. Judge White set a rule returnable September 21 at 10 o clock to show cause why the directors should not be removed or compelled to elect teachers.

Lincoln School Board Twenty-first Ward A. H. Edwards R. B. Ward R. W. Thompson John Grist E. J. McLaughlin M. R. Cunningham W. F. Aull E. D. Smith John &. Dawson Finley Torrens Samuel Shaffer George W. McNeil R. Martin John Bradley Samuel Heppenstall J. E. Ash R. Lamont A. K. Henderson Jos

Finest Pi3xo Sale Through Everett Club System

A Pittsburgh area piano dealer promotes the Everett Club and cooperative system offering 350 pianos at the lowest cash price. Members pay $1 per week or $25 down plus $5 weekly options, with delivery starting Saturday September 21. Application limited to 350. inquiries to ALex. Ross, 137 Federal St., Allegheny PA.

Alex. Ross Federal St Allegheny

Delighting Exhibit Stand Showcases Marvin Co Cracker Cakes

A resort display opposite the main entrance features Marvin & Co with a model palace of sweetmeats built on cracker boxes. Visitors sample free cakes and pancakes baked with Marvin's self rising flour and often order more flour to take home.

Marvin & Co Marvin

Bennett and Co Advertise Hats and Fall Styles

In September 1859 J G Bennett and Co advertise hats including the Pa Youman Dunlap and Wanlap lines with prices of five dollars for hats and up to 175 dollars for fall styles. They also tout English hats from Heath and Co Christy and Co Lincoln Bennett and Co and English fall styles priced around 150 dollars. The notice claims a pure wholesome beer from Bespeuekee and Vikek and provides the phone number 1186.

J. G. Bennett & Co G. Bennett & Co Dunlap Heath & Co Christy & Co Lincoln, Bennett & Co Alpe Bespeuekee & Vikek Telephone

Passenger Rail Special From Pittsburg to Columbus

A Panhandle Route excursion ticket to Columbus is offered for $600 covering all regular trains. The sale runs September 15 to 17 with return travel valid through September 25. Tickets are available at Union Station City Ticket Office 110 Fifth Avenue and Birmingham station.

Pittsburg Columbus Union Station City Ticket Office Fifth Avenue Birmingham Station

Weeklong Exposition Music Program Promises Varied National Themes

Management outlines a nightly concert plan with themed programs and notable bands. Profit hopes range up to 50 000 dollars, offset by high daily running costs. Each night features distinct national or floral themes and ends with plans for future choruses and authentic arrangements.

Johnston Great Western Band Land of the Thistle Scotia Erin Ireland Duquesne Anderson Seventh Avenue St. Charles St. James The Central Boyer Deshons Miss Columbia

Unclear Text Delivers Vague Furniture Note

A fragment describes a couch placed near other furniture and hints at remaining capacity for further demonstration of capability. The passage emphasizes the couch as an attractive and desirable feature and notes potential occupant inducement to move on.

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company in Pittsburgh

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company markets tea and grocery items with low prices, boasting multiple Pittsburgh area stores and Allegheny locations. It highlights Teas Nectar and A P brand products under the management of Owen Joes, promising quality and value.

Brats Sotpes Sih San Et Ige Co Teapany Wwtaarge United Beates Tnea Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company Pittsburg Allegeny Owen Joes Fifth Avenue Carson Street Butler Street Penn Avenue Federal Street Allegheny McKeesport Tasu

Bendls McMurray Pectin at 123 San Cusky Street

A notice describes Bendls & McMurray Pectin located at 123 San Cusky Street Allegheny in the Telephone building inviting both old and new patrons to meet.

Seeo Bendls & McMurray Sancusky Street Allegheny Elr

Ladies' Fine Furnishings Promotes Corsets and Gloves

A local shop at 612 Peon Avenue markets an extensive stock of corsets and kid gloves for ladies. The dealer promises fittings before sale and complete satisfaction, plus a range of stockings and neckwear at low cash prices.

Peon Avenue

The Fine Carpets and Curtains Show by Groetzinger

Edward Groetzinger’s Pittsburgh store at 627 and 629 Penn Avenue showcases a mammoth six story carpet and curtain emporium with a grand Exposition display. Visitors see Royal Wilton floors, French Turcoman curtains, and animal rug collections including a rare pure white fox. The exhibit emphasizes imported goods, luxe design, and a fully furnished reception hall and parlor across seven floors of stock.

Pittsburg Edward Groetzincer Ince Peon Avenue Groetzinger America Tyare & Sell Naissa Brussels Royal Wilton Axminster Penn Avenue Floral Hall

Double Exhibit Pluming in Gallery and Pompsio Mechanical Hall

Exhibit in the gallery draws crowds as new items join the display. The Gurney hot water theater showcases a low maintenance heater and practical home warming benefits, while the Keystones pumps on display illustrate single, double, and triple action designs. Reinecke & Co. can advise on the best pump for boilers, lawns, and distant water needs.

Pompsio Mechanical Hall Gurney Hot Water Theater House Baron Reinecke & Co

Stevens Chair Company Promotes Adjustable Folding Chair

The Stevens Chair Company of Pittsburg touts an adjustable folding chair in use for 15 years with broad global interest. They claim convenience durability and elegance and describe multiple home and hospital uses including a five in one chair and invalid wheels. They invite inspection of their stock at No. 3 Sixth Street and promise favorable display options and discounts.

Pittsburg Wits I Street Seii Sixth Street

Exposition Jestetan showcase by Dauler Close and Johns

Dauler Close and Johns present a fine exhibit reflecting the firm's enterprise and taste. The centerpiece is a Sedan cabinet by Verni Martin, obtained via the Garde Meubles of Paris, one of the few historic pieces in the United States. The firm also built a sectional room with draperies and related furnishings to frame the display.

Verni Martin Surrou Messrs, Dauler, Close & Johns

Exposition displays showcase Pittsburgh home furnaces and mantels

Kramer Redman and G T Herrick Co show superb hardwood mantels tiles and iron firesides at the Exposition 708 Smithfield Street. Groetzinger Schoeneck Roenigk and others present Louis XIV white and gold mantels oak fireplaces onyx tiles and mosaic tiling. The display highlights wrought iron grates brass silver and ceramic works as Pittsburgh firms confirm high class local craftsmanship.

Pittsburgers Groetzinger P.C. Schoeneck Eliza Lan Occayy Messrs. Dauler, Close & Johns Bovard,se & Co Thomas Pickering Kramer & Redwan Roenigk G. T. Herrick & Co Smithfield Street

Goodwins Restaurant at Petroleum Exchange

Goodwin's Restaurant on Fourth Avenue in the Petroleum Exchange is praised as one of the city’s finest. Proprietors ensure daily meals for hungry patrons with quality viands and comfortable surroundings, while a bar offers a selection of fine liquors enhancing its popularity.

Petroleum Exchange Fourth Avenue

Decorative expositions and tailor made garments captivate crowds

Messrs J Kevan and Co promote an elegant exhibit on a White sewing machine. Butterfly banners in tinsel feature the Exposition and draw large crowds. Miss Newton stays busy filling orders for tailor made garments created by an excellent system.

Messrs J. Kevan & Co Newton

Best Equipped Restaurant Praised by Guests

The exposition notes a highly praised restaurant with an excellent varied menu served by attractive waitresses in white Normandy caps and aprons. Host Mr. John Kroger earns encomiums for superior guest entertainment and craft at his pavilion.

John Kroger

Smoking Policy Shifts for Main Building Areas

Smokers are restricted in the main building while a preferred area is set aside at the cafe cony overlooking the river and the space between the main and mechanical halls. An entrance to a restaurant offers a stack of first class cigars for patrons to sample.

Pianos and Pneumatic Organs Impress at Hays & Co Exhibit

Hays and Co at 75 Fifth Avenue present a bright exhibit of novelties. They showcase modern woods, Mathushek pianos, Lester and Hazleton Bros models, plus the Petite Bijou cabinet grand. Wilcox & White pneumatic symphony organs offer hands and feet driven music, praised for ease and popularity.

Hays & Co Mathushek Lester Hazleton Bros Wilcox & White

Dabbs Portraits Impress Pittsburg at Art Gallery

The Dabbs studio showcases Pittsburg notables at the Exposition season with a distinguished display of portraits. The late William Thaw’s likeness draped in black draws respectful attention while Dabbs’ natural posing and bridal photography are praised as perfection.

Dabbs Pittsburg Act William Thaw Dabbe Popatertis Dobbs

Hotel Hamilton Renowned for Renovation and Comfort

The Hotel Hamilton announces a complete renovation at heavy expense and is ready to welcome visitors. It offers first class service with moderate rates and a well stocked bar praised as the best in the county.

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Household Furnishings Exhibit Showcases Wide Array of Housewares

An exhibit displays items for the housekeeper including nickel brass lacquer ware steel glass agate granite and blue and white wares. Pasteur filters improve water quality while New Era clothes washers use hydraulic suction. Durated fiber ware rolling pins and Imperial stove ware are featured alongside gas laundry stoves and other durable pieces. John H Schlag of Pittsburgh is cited as an inventor in the display notes.

Pasteur Silver & Co John H. Schlag Pittsburg

Moorish Villa Delights Visitors At North Gallery

The stately Moorish Villa on display at the Exposition draws large crowds as visitors linger long in the hall. People admire the luxurious morocco library couch from Wood Street makers and express praise for the harmonious design and ample comfort.

North Gallery Per Bros. & Co Wood Street

First Class Dining Parlor Near Pittsburg Post Office

Ex position visitors can dine at Baird & Co on two floors with a large ground floor lunchroom and a second floor dining room. They promise prompt service, excellent cooking, and very low prices with meals at 25 cents or from the bill of fare.

Baird & Co

Exhibit showcases energetic new ice arrangement instruments

North gallery display highlights the push and energy of the new ice arrangement and its results. Several specimens cited include Taber, Waterloo, and the celebrated Mason & Hamlin pianos, noting growing popularity among instrument lovers.

Waterloo Mason & Hamlin ACTA

Pittsburg Man Revisits West Texas Frontier in 1889 Letter

J F Burton from Pittsburg writes brackett kinney county Texas detailing his journey from Pittsburgh to San Antonio and Brackett, praising West Texas plains, Mariposa ranch, and hospitality, noting safety and peaceful towns. He envisions future settlement, urges Northern investors, and endorses Baeuerlein lager in local clubs.

J. W. Dignowity Wm. Purkiss San Antonio New England Bud Thompson Jack Harris Billy Simms Brackett Pennsylvania Mariposa Ranch California United States J. F. Burton

For sale 2,000,000 No. 1 building brick Pittsburg

Yard ad lists 2,000,000 No 1 building brick for sale to Pittsburg or Allegheny Valley buyers. Includes line of B A address 8 8 Yi Creighton Pa. Re WFsu.

Pittsburg Allegheny Valley B. A Yi Creighton Wfsu

After a lively hunt John McCoy charged with swearing falsely

John McCoy was captured by Gilkinson operatives from Beaver county and held on a charge of swearing falsely against horse dealer John Campbell of Allegheny. McCoy, around 20 and from Clarion county, was arrested in Beaver county after a pursuit from Evans City and Callery. Bail set at $500. hearing scheduled Tuesday. Campbell had testified against Stewart in a Butler county case. McCoy’s earlier claim that both men were drunk was later revised.

John McCoy Allegheny John F. Allen W. T.turner Gilkinson Beaver County Butler County McCoy Alderman McKelvey Southside John Campbell West Jefferson Street Campbell Evans City John Stewart Stewart Butler Callery Butler Fair Brushreek Clarion County

Tight 36 inch wrought iron gas pipe tested in Philadelphia

Superintendent Brown of the Bureau of Water observed a test of a new 36 inch wrought iron gas line in Philadelphia. The mile long riveted steel plate pipe with multiple feeders carried gas with negligible leaks under 15 pounds pressure, marking a potential era in gas delivery and pipe design.

Superintendent Brown Bureau of Water Philadelphia Mr. Brown Riter & Conley

Riverside Penitentiary receives Cambria and Fayette prisoners

Sheriff J C Steinman of Cambria county arrives three inmates at Riverside Penitentiary. Morris Knox and William Johnston each get two year terms for arson and related offenses, William H Lafferty one year for bigamy. Fayette countSheriff J O Miller brings Allen Howe to serve one year and six months for larceny and receiving stolen goods, John Rockwell gets two years for larceny by baile. Christ Church Union Avenue Allegheny renovation completed. reopening services set at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM under Rev. Robert Meech.

J. C. Steinman Cambria County Riverside Penitentiary Morris Knox William Johnston William H. Lafferty J. O. Miller Fayette County Allen Howe John Rockwell Christ P. E Union Avenue Allegheny Robert Meech

Change in make-up classified notices

Advertisements that formerly appeared on this page of the Dispatch are moved to the Eleventh Page with their respective headings for Wants, For Sales, To Lets, Business Chances, Auction Sales, and similar items. Late submissions for classification will appear on the Sixth Page.

Cure of Mrs Hatton After 15 Doctors Fail

Mrs Thomas Hatton of Putnam Pennsylvania suffered 13 years with widespread pain and female illnesses. After three months at the Catarrh and Dyspepsia Institute at 23 Penn Avenue she recovered and has remained well for over five months.

Thomas Hatton Mes. Tuomas HatTon Putnam, Pa

Shall You Be A Visitor Our Beautiful Exposition 2

An inviting call to visitors to shop at our Cloth ing Hats Shoes and Furnishings store in Pittsburg. The message emphasizes free access, no obligation to buy, and aims to position the store as a convenient, pleasant stop within a wide radius, promising savings on clothing.

Pittsburg

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Mr. McCreery Gen. Beaver Nature Coulson Everett Club Tion Corner Wood and Hatters and Furriers Ohio Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO F. Schoenthal Edward Groetzinger Penn Ave TANE Stevens Chair Company Kramer & Redman, Limited Smithfield St E.G. Hays & Co B. L. H. Dabbs Pittebarg Hotel Hamilton Demmler Bros Hopper Bros. & Co Baird Echols, McMurray & Co Baeuerlein Brewing Co Talcoon Bennesets Fayette and Cambria Counties Mes Riverside Crossley Fripepela Task Fain Don Salar Renee Ant Tam Tearm Gusky Rand Bargain Store Market Street
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