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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12
District Convention

ton, assembled at White River Junction
ON Wednesday afternoon at 9 o'clock and
was called toorder by S. N. Herrick, ESQ.
OF Brattleboro, chairman of the District
Committee, and ON his motion the con.
vention was temporarily organized by
the election of Gen. Stephen Thomas of
kairlee, as president.
On motion of Hon. c. s. Dana of St
Johnsbury, A. n. Swain of Bellows Falls
and Col. Il. Il, Stoughton of Randolph.
were elected Secretaries.
On motion Of r. w. Clark of Brattle.
ooro, the temporary was made the per.
manant organization Of the convention.
Mr.. Clarke also moved that all re-
publlcans present be invited TO take seats
and participate in the proceedings of the
convention, that we dispense with the
usual committee on credentials, with the
distinct understanding that it should be
no precedent for future conventions. He
simply made the motion to facilitate bus.
iness as all were unanimous in the result
to be attained.
The motion was adopted unanimously,
and on motion of Hon. George Howe of
Brattleboro, the Hon. LUKE P. POLAND
was unanimously nominated for re-elec-
ton to Congress by reclamation, and the
announcement of the nomination by the
Chair was received with applause.
DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
On motion of Mr.. Clarke of Brattle-
boro, the present District Committee
were reelected for the two years ensuing
as follows:
S. n. Herrick of Brattleboro.
Charles S. Dana St. Johnsbury.
A. III. Gilmore.
Mr.. George of Topsham moved that
committee of three be appointed to
wait upon Judge Poland, inform him of
his nomination. and invite him to address
the convention, and the chair appointed
as such committee, ". T. George ofTops-
ham, r. w. Clarke Of Brattleboro, and
G S. Dana Of St. Johnsbury.
JUDGE PoLAND's SPEECH.
On being presented TO the convention
Judge Poland was received with very
hearty applause, to which he responded,
expressing his full sense of appreciation
and alluded to the fact that he had re-
ceived repeated elections as Judge and to
Congress. He had tried toserve his constit-
uents faithfully, TO more so, however
than the other members Of the Vermont
delegation in Congress to whom he paid
high compliment. He then spoke of
Grants administration. 1t had been a
financial success. 1t had constantly re-
duced the public debt, and was bringing
back the country to good old fashioned
economy. 1t had kept its promises to
the people. The taxes had now been re-
duced, however, and we shall not here
after pay off the debt SO rapidly. Nor
did he think the present generation ought
to bear the entire burden of the debt
Grant was no politician and did his bus
mess in common sense way. He clos
ed by saying that in the future in Con-
gress, he should endeavor to carry out
the good old fashioned Vermont ideas.
The business of the convention was all
transacted in less than ten minutes, and
Judge Poland spoke about twenty min
utes and the convention adjourned.
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IHE DISTRICT CONVENTION at White
hlVer junction, on Wednesday was
N stpIeasant harmony, and quite fully
attended, showing most commcndnhle
interest at a time when there was no
question as 10 results or objects to bring
them out.
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WINDHAM COUNTY AGRICULTURAL.
SocIETY,-The posters for this Associa-
ton are out. Their annual Fair is to be
held on Wednesday and Thursday of
September 2Sth and 29th next.
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Gunrdian's Notice.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR S. said District. To all per-
sons to whom these presents shall come.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, MASON c. RICHARDSON Guardian
w of Ruth Il. Thompson an insane person. has
made written application to said Court. for license
TO sell certain real estate to wit; about eighty
of land situate in Chester in said District belonging
to his said ward being all the rel estate owned by
her; Representing therein that such sale would be
conducive to the interest Of his said ward. 1t is
therefore ordered by said Court that al persons in
session thereof to be held at the Probate Office in
Chester in said District the 18th day of August A.
D., 1870 and show cause if any they may have. why
ton should not be granted. And it is further order
ed that this order be published three weeks success :
svely in the Bellows Falls TIMES. newspaper print
ed at Bellows Falls in this State all of which Dub
cations shall be previous to the time appointed for
the hearing in the premises.
Dated at Chester in said District this 10th day Of
July. A. D.. 1870.
1882 WILLIAM ROUNDS, Judge.
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SEWING MACHINES.

4 New, handsomely finished two thr ead table
IA MACHINE, $500. Also ten other kinds, prices
from s2 to $3.50 with or without lables also the best
of Machine Cotton. Call at J. C. Richardson's and
see the Agent and take your choice.
Westminster August 1870. Stiff
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IHE WooDcHucK QUEsTIoN.-We
Judge that the woodchuck question will
appear in the legislature again this fall,
from an article in the Montpelier Free
man OF last week. The Freeman, whose
editor was a member of the House last
year, acknowledges the receipt of a fine
live woodchuck from Francis Phelps
Esq, of Grafton, who was also fellow
member in the same House. On the
woodchuck bill of last year, Mr.. Bull of
Hancock, was the champion hero in IA
vor, and which Mr.. Phelps opposed, and
Mr.. Wheelock we believe declared he
could not decide which way to 90 as he
had never seen a "chuck," hence the
present sent to him. The Freeman man
hesitated for some time what to do with
his novel present, but finally decided to
send 1t to " Mr., Bullof Hancock, to aid
in securing that gentleman's reelection
to the legislature this fall, giving the ami
NAL full directions as to the course it
should pursue, and thinks Hancock will
give more unanimous vote for Mr.,
Bull. To return the courtesy he means
to secure the mammouth mud turtle re-
Gently captured in Eden Pond and send
the same to Phelps to enable him to
treat his constituents to an aldermanic
dinner on the first Tuesday in Septem-
ber-on which occasion lie promises to
be there to "report proceedings"
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STATE OF VERMONT wINDHAM COUNTY. IS.

GEO \, FRENCH 4 co. | WMgHsss GogsEy
D, NJ, YEoMANs eal&TR. o0 <. s. bf $50. TERM
vNHEREAS. Geo, N. French K Co. of Grafton in
w the county of Windhain and State of Vermont
entered in said Court ther action against ID. NJ Yeo
mans Goss of Boston in. the county of Suffolk and
State of Massachusetts, wherein they declare against
said defendantsi in plea Of the For that where
heretofore, to wit On the I'd day of June. A. D.
1869, at Grafton aforesaid, the said defendants in
consideration that the plaintiffs would sell and de-
liver to the said defendants one covered buggy wag
on of the value TO wit ofthe value Of two hundred
and sixty dollars. then and there promised the
Plaintiffs to deliver to them the said plain
tffs to Il. S. Sabin. Jr.. the value Of said
in wool oil at the price and value per gallon to wit;
one dollar and fifteen cents The plaintiffs that
relying on the promises and undertakings of the
said defendants on the day and year aforesaid they
delivered to the said defendants said covered ggy
wagon. yet the said defendants disregardng their
promiees and undertakings aforesaid. have not de-
livered said wool oil to the plaintiffs to the said
of the plaintiffs three hundred dollars. In which
said suit T.. S. Sabin. Jr of said Grafton has been
summoned rs trustee of the said defendants. And it
appearing that the said D. NJ. Yeomans and ID. J.
Goss have not had personal notice ofsaid suit there
fore. Il IS ordered that the said defendants be
moned to appear before said Court the second
Tuesday of September A. D.. 1870 by Publishing the
substances ofsaid writ with this order thereon in the
Bellows Falls TIMEs. three weeks successfully the
last of which shall be at least three weeks before the
session of the Court at which the defendants are
quired to appear.
Given under my hand at Brattleboro. this day of
RTYLER Clerk.
N. Ii. BIXBY. PITS Attorney. S0-32
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CHESTER ACADEMY.
AT CHESTER VERMONT.

At CHESTER VERMONT.
'l'HE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
l. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3lst and continue Il
weeks. ANDREW +. REED. A. B.. Principal as
sisted by competent board of Teachers For further
particulars address, VIM. ROUNDS or SPENCER
ii. LEONARD. Secretary.
Chester VT. August 2. 1870. 1874
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ACCIDENT AT South READING
Tuesday of last week, Mrs l.. G. Davis,
started from her home for drive to
Felchville, when the horse took fright
and ran, throwing her out of the car
riage as she turned into the main road
above the house of Winchester Goddard.
Mr. Goddard's family at once discovered
the trouble and heard the groans of Mrs.
Davis, and instantly went to her relief.
She was in an insensible condition. They
could not move her, and as their men
folks were absent, they rallied couple
of men from the village, who took her
to Mr.. Goddard's house, where she was
found TO be very seriously injured, two
ribs being broken and which had pene-
trated her lungs. Next day she was car
ried home on a litter, and was living,
and quite as comfortable as could be ex-
pected up TO Monday of this week, but
in very critical condition and her re-
covery is very doubtful. The fright of
the horse is thought to have been from a
fly or the sting of wasp.
P.S. We learn that on Tuesday last
Mrs. Davis was so much more comforta-
bic that hopes are entertained of her re-
covery.
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Real Estate for Sale.

A PASTURE and W00DLoT, situated in Athens,
a known as the : Knapp Lot" For further partic-
ulars inquire of the Subscriber or of Rev o. r. Ed
wards who lives near the property. or Of Roswell
and half woodland and said TO contain abolt 10
acres.
Athens, Aug. 10, 1870, 70
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ANDREWS.
nj A r e WORKS.
UNDER New ENGINE House, CANAL ST..
BELLOWS FALLS, Vermont.
MONUM ENTS.

4HOIN . w II IN >,
ABLETs. GRAVE-SToNES, and every thing
usually made from Marble, Brown Stone Soar
Stone. or Granite. at VERY LOW RATES.
/ can furnish BETTER WORK, for LESS MON
Ely. than other dealer in this part of the coun
try and wish to say to those in want of anything
IN this line that unless you want pay Is per cent
more than job is worth don't buy Of these Travel
ing Agents, who will never brineyou what you ex +
pect but wait until You can come and see what you
TO a Travelling Agent,
All Work done at this Establishment warranted
TO give perfect satisfaction Also MONUMENTAL
DESIGNING done to order. Please call and see
for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Bellows Falls. VT, July LIST, 1870 80
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VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Vermont Valley Railroad Company will be holden
their depot building in Bellows Falls. the 10th
day Of August next at u o'clock. NJ TO elect officers
for the ensuing year. and 10 transact any other bust
ness that may come before them.
CHARLES CHAPLIN. Clerk.
Bellows Falls July 8. go. s0-s2
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

JAMAIcA.-Typhoid fever and dyson
terry are prevailing considerably in ia
maica.
Sherman Stark came near losing his
life recently, by kicking horse, having
part of his scalp removed. The occasion
of the horses fright was hitting the thill
while kicking at flies.
An improvement in the streets has
been recently made by the extension of
of the sidewalk on Main street near the
Universalist church.
The hay crop in Jamaica is considera4
bly, less than last year, though well Sc
cured. Fruit abundant, especially ap.
pies, but potatoes have been suffering
from drouth.
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Brick.

IN MONDAY. August 18th, 1870, the undersigned
" will be prepared to furnish good HARD or SOFl
BRICK, at his Kiln one and half miles South est
Townshend, will come by Mr.. John 0ber's
E. S. LAKE.
Saxtons River. August 10 1870. 32-S5
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Water Wheels.

One two feet TYLER Wheel Second Hand One
" T0LMAN'S Improved Is inch new. Either can
be bought very low. J. c. TOLMAN
Bellows Falls, July 25 1870. 30-43
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For Sale.

THE BELLOWS FALLS CHAIR CO. offer for sale
i their shop and machinery with stock and fix
lures for the manufacture Of chairs with Royse's
well established with orders ahead Those seekinr
for business. invited to investigate this before
engaging elsewhere. Price low and terms easy.
Apply to or address.
c. D. TARBELL or F. G. BUTLER.
March 1S.h4 07 If 10
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has A nice
L 1--WE OCrAVO MELODEON
with stop, that he would like 10 sell cheap. Re
ing elsewhere.
Bellows Falls. July 81. 1870. 3o-tf
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-08-12

Rev. C. w. Wilder, A. NJ, has
been elected as Principal Of the Yer
mont Conference Seminary and Female
College in Montpelier.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
wHITNEY's VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Never Injuries the Hair but will keep it clean. soft
and moist remove dandruf. and cure your head
ache. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, sf
the Hair Dressins Rooms Of ,. A. JILLSnN.
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VERMONT CONFERENCE SEMINARY
and FE MALE COLLEGE.

A first class school for ladies and Gentlemen Lar
n gest corps of teachers of any school in the State
Location unsurpassed in healthfulness and beauty.
Strong moral and religious influence Collegiate
course for ladies' Special of study for young
men W no cannot attend college, yet desire liberal
education. Particular attention given to young men
preparing for College, Fall Term begin; AUGUST
3lst. For circulars. board or rooms address the
Principal.
Montpelier VT August LIST. 1870. 3l-B
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Marrifd.

:, In Bratleboro, Aug; 3 by Rev. l.. j. Matteson
RIssA ANN SALISBURY, both Of Newfane
In keene, N, IL, July Is, by Rev. w. @. White.
CHAS, i, NJ ELLISll TO ELNIRA NJ. THOMPSON,
both Of Walpole. N IL.
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CoNNErIcUr RIVER VALLEY FAIR
The annual Fair of this Association will
be held at Brattleboro, on the 9th, 2Sth
and 18th of September next. The man
ayers are making arrangements to make
it excel in interest any previous fair.
Besides the usual premiums, several pri-
yes are also offered among which are a
500 silver pitcher, offered by G. c. Hall,
and three Jersey heifers valued at si25
each.
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Farewell ny own, my sainted wife,
How lonely now my onward way.
Pale flowers bestrew the path of life
And summer clouds seem cold and gray.
And yet / would not call thee down,
To share with me life's sun of Joy;
Nor to resign one hour thy crown,
Or sully it with earth's alloy"
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1ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, TO be paid for according length
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NEW sToRE!...
NUTTING & BALL,
Successors to pERHAM L WHITNEY.

Would announce to their Friends in this vicinity
that they propose keeping full assortment Of
, 1870-10-07
RQRR l. ACkERMAh.


I,leek Of two residences fnr n. F. Russell; 80
fet front by s. feel deep: Ashlar trlut; tnre sta
rtts and basement: West Monroe street, hst~tsn
Leolnls and Latin. Cost. 81: CT.
-Bl0ck OF IHU residences for jas. " e1o aud A.
uisceck: two Stones ana nase,ne;t: - tcsaS.n a. y
ssape ss,tnm1uEs: West Monroe street, nesr
-BlncE of thee residences for T. Hutchinson
taostof!cs an1 oast lnens win ifeaseu-
brick front anh II ne triraMtass; euA6s; snf1leF
OF Thtbep aid Van lsuren sfTrets. Gust, t1N,001.
-HlzeE If i've Irssdthcts fur Gri1efal AcAFtnut !;
two s,o1ie= last mehf md Mansatsl n'pf: rEesstt-
hrcS front ana s'oae trimmings: octay"o !T.t.ts:
corner u fnltua and Peek streets Cstt, 9t0d.
-ktsloe-ca 70: Thus. Chalmers; tao stofttsf
tastnti.s xnd ats!c: rrcsses!-bHck front and
since tt ,muirgs: Wtst Monroe street, near Cen
-Ists!teuce lar i. I!scoek: two stories anal
hascn e,t; Astla: 5ro1s; eix4G; catnes u West
MLn1oe snd Lno11!. s,stets- Co-t. f6,Eoo.
Store for +. Keaoe; e: sto:.es aa'1 asase-
nett: st.uc trt:rntng.; tn1n.r OF HAsled and
Aarr.l size. tA: cost, x!:sG'.
Residence fur ta'iisle Masnr. corner OF L.titn
arc McEste stsee.Ss tsn st,t!ce. ra'en,enL With
Na1 sarl sacf: stone Trimmings: cost, s.,u10.
-tancett san0n for ". e;fiitlcinhlttI, cDEncr o1
IIal;1et, Ant, Tt,s,I.n;st s'1.r.s: se1iae iee1
SpE1u psvIsiuS.
Tribune NlocE on Us a1ba1H st1ee:. aItlntns
THE TE1zrSE Rcil::ne, tcuIs:e:ies and heseces1
s.Aeee; for Macsto GicSs.sn+ -.-.
-.a huslEcsa block four stories and hasen1ent
&'Ont ffGbf: IL Iftt 1f6l1AEe hs = GtplA III ~
feat: f0r Ncstrs T1ans0a i Tr'nisletar- lftca:es
! Oh l.aul0lpt stree. HEAT WcIss: cost, St:,ut1.
NORTH piT.s1us.
[ Hiccs ns SIX ,c-:ite.:e, iur 3fts. T. uIrer=F
fr:o s:oEfes and basement: N31sartl root; p.r4s
Ia a!tck frcn. Win ir0n t:1nl nnr~; l99 lect fn
/ bt ~ ftt. tlerpi caEnc: ni Fine Erect aud Ch
! xuEo arehue. C II, f., ,ttt. ......
Flick II two IcS3t:gaCes tuc Elias Saipman
! 90 ie,:f iruEt ainl l5 icyt t1re1: i: har tioHt
1Ettc *'c1:. e.. las !1s:: os1 Atscrs, oet*es
II Isush antl PEG ct 81 : !, ,f.E..
-G,are l.s D'N:t:ry i uHter, cs,:hsr O! Marsc
aa: tIic strtts: :: y g. i.et; l'r:cs ';Istl1cE
Il with ssamc sIacsstrTcflrc; c,sr, s+,:'af
III sides tsitte tutld,rgs. Nests. I:3l,!, 4 Acl
c:n:n nave hau IN charge the eicG:iol ut ru:ael
p:s Gue s:r.c.Lrea IL the schrtt,s IL lhs city, *.
II tr XIch:c:G md It;!nxlA.
, 1870-10-07
:. AND {, PhuMkHD,

MONTH DlVISIOS.
4 dwelling d, SurrIinr s.f~tf near s. fYatr.
r,;cE AM, s;1ne. 4Gxto. for r i. Wtnst,,n' Esa'
Corr. ss60eo. - N.
-Uaelltrr On North Iaysl}c et.ec*. roar Sa.1h
Ed, Cost, xs.sQv '' o'"s'
-DErtEr IN s,ertt, Daarfc-,; strrer r.,- ,fa
nj. fol Gtu1xe Tayty, E:n.: itamr. s. aaSx.
N.,cE ~ f.r,. ,1x-e1,rc. s.. m vo,4b t,a ,,+,,r,
a.. II rsnr Na11a IN Wcsa,s pni1sins ! fsar.
stss' ~. .spe, ~. :; snsa -, d IN
.ns @see ,, ~. ~ - -. sae o"l~s1o'
,i,rt ~ Tss s.s,as nnn = xci,;;rt,. ,,,vo N,
~ !ta =. r1r,e .,tcr,, ~ =, ~. r,,t.s ~, ~
, 1870-10-07


Ane eA1s' '"ee Aaoo's Nea.AS "
rove enat "ose1nos ta'fnel' having maae
a'a erroneous al'pof''onment' nau no t'so.
10 cot1ec1 tne error "i'n'a hae '''no n1eo
aF tue constitution ios announcing ms nc
lion. 1he argument Is tnat Tue 1oFefnofs
action was hnat' and shas lie haa no power
10 correct IN error. suppose the Governor,
=" A'ohIh6 uF n1s t'"'e' uao onAt1ea oau-
, 1870-10-07

Of those who have stolen his rights away
from him. But the "fostrcss Of Radicalism
in the North, must first be carried" by
whatever means, and then the pro-slayery
programme will be enacted. Honce we
have in Northern Democratic platforms
glittenng generalitiea,. denunciations Of the
administration, 1uendacious charges, vague
resolves about State rights and
Capitalization, but not a word, pro or con-
on the main idea aud Chief purpose Of the
Democracy il they get INTO poweF-tha
REPEAL Of every Law and the nullication OF
every constitutional amendment giving the
black 1nnn political or civil rights.
It is only necessary for the Republican
press and stu.npers to bring to the fore
ground the purposes which their opponent:
keep in the background. No Republican
will ever knowingly and voluntarily sup
port the reactionazT programme Of th'
Democracy. No Republican will vote tt
restore lint party to power unless i,
is deceived and deluaed by the hypo
critical professiona Of its lenders III
has nothing to gain and everything to To-.
that he esteems Of political value by Ill
restoration Ct The Donrbons TO power. -
, 1870-10-07
GARTER l. QRAkE.


Eitsfclsss four storJ butllinr, to be oecnpt,l as
Stores aptl offices. corner OF Clark anil Madison
s!Eetts, aoxlto ieet, for Mrs. o1semus Morrison.
@ftrs..cls*s nve-s,ory stone frapt, hank aa,,
J. u. Pa1EeI, Cust, I'D, ,tu0. 49,.
.-Fltsr-class fauf-story stone-frcnt store, sox
10 1ett, on Washington street. east Of State
-Iwc-stoTy BRICK dwelling, Indiana aEcnut AMI
Forty 5.uIss street, for Carlain C. F. Springer.
~ oolcn Church. Prairie ayenue and Fosty-
1rss street. Cost, s6.NV. . -.....
-1wo-k.osy biteS i selling Oh Ellis Avenue, for
Mis-, II, ). tale. Gust. $ls,tC3-
SIX wood stores Aid u~ elu1gs on Thh'Y-aFst
street and ludiana aseEcc. fur Mi. L1ncrstss.
Ccst, SIC, ,Go0.
-Inpro1 cment of block ot dwellings on Mlc5.-
gan avtnue. rea. Tae1tE-tou.tn sreet, tor Colonel
l. L james Coss. SI3,tN1.
-lL l'usetcents ~ 81. Bridget Church, Archer
-Fonr-s.osJ ssate-frons storr, sFrtc strest. .,c-
swt-n Madison AMI Sfonr}c strrtts, for MIS-
KQuch- Cos1, x9.ot0.
-Tvc.kt4ly stUle 1h.t dwelling On State sIgtt,
foy ME- EuEeh. Cost, SS-:ao.
w6sT DIVISION.
E0ur-s10ry brick warehouse corner OF Canal
nrd Washington scec1s, for : Sawyer. co=t,
$le,soa~
-TEree~sto1y stoDc-fr, Mt store and .!xelne ca
Cs4a! s,rlt1, ear inhker street, e51G), tor ".
kssraE. ESQ. Cts:. <',ooa.
-Tso tEosttss and basement stont,!'oua
htu=ee Gn 9chtce arehQ~, near Vernon Firf, fuf
-FfaEc nou on Lsk: s,tcct, tesxeen unson
auu x.ttct- Is streets. Ens:. SO, N,ff6.
TIE sEo-stnrs md hasemsn: s5';k dwellings
-tautshtn2 Mi. Fenh3 = s.hfe en Madison street.
rea: mtlla.ssx =; =, :,s:e!: g. ysa
/ -suE't1y vlter sslal1 jobs amounting to about
/ 1890.
, 1870-10-07
EscRGE H. s3sAS3EE.


Merhlc-fEnnt n'ocA Of tar .!src!lsEss fcs : $.
a,d D. Il. Gaslue1, Gu Nest Was :lG.1va siscct
-Sa1Ele-t1ca: Dwelling er.1 trick harm On Vest
Na.hilstor, ctsacE VI A.lA s!7<e'. To- T. J. s!s.
Ges-, ssaictG.
4 cauu. t'oS., si,etu- ..
-Don,;i, tr.rs .i~t.lIcS en- Warren avenue, :cr
Il Nlttx,G titt4 EstI:s ats il Ut sI?,aLf.
n -MErtie.ftu:1 s.t5H.M MllnEunec a7Cnuc, fer
|.1nhn CUlrer. Cost, $500.
-Fr3nst hotel aEsl livery htnuf.. en- West Lake
street, Eur Ja1aes Jaauea. Cost, s1e, 9N:
II -EritE steEe. iEa ti1nf. Eve st's:t:s high, On
lCralle5 sttett, f,s Johh LoIuax. cos;, Si6,ut,
--lsliek ,lH& &.:s. rt,Eter Fass EuFeu nt:rct aud
lCsEple.i ArcLu.. for ]. L Cauin.rsL Cosf,
Csr,ck awel,'eE, ec7acr jackson street AID
C:mif.e1l ay,hue, fos F. ". + J. l. Ga.=pbell
ttst, sG,1tG
Loelats, for llerEr Willa. Cost, ssfse:
s.yetts, for Jehn !. f!a'a.la. t!:st. 191o+
Franc dwelling. en Elizabeth stFcct. 10
George SEal}. EGs1, 81 800.
Stable, ou Walnut sstrei, for George co:c
Cost, s5t1 .-....-
soC11 DIVISION.
Insurance E1cha.,se Ll!:dlnR, LaSale street
j. =. Fa1 :. eli, nH. b:E tTa,tt Cust, S-'1,Hu3.
-Duub;e 1tamc amtlling. M Maarsn aEenue
fl IIAEu IN i S;elat.k. Co-t, s.o,S:a.
-Estick factory. i've F!oT1es, for bnrt1 4 Hill
cuthe7 FlAhkl!s4 aid TEltf 6'rcets- Ct's3- ,ta-
--Txu Isa:5e houses &C AIhts.l sttttt, TOT 4. J
| Still cost, s:,etG.
-nwll.in;: I1l IaorDas p5Esles, co:hsr Twen
srEEEEAS.
| Gr:fic greenhouse at Lake FV1ea:, tor J.
| Fertctl. Cost, $3.50.
III, f, Chu,ch !, Evanston. cosr, 73,g10.