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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The statement We have given from time TO time
OF the good breadths Of wheat raised in the State,
and particularly in Kennebec county, the past
season, should convince all that it is possible for
our Maine farmers to raise the own bread.tutfs,
and not continue to pay millions of tribute to the
West. One farmer raises two hundred bushels,
another one hundred and fifty, another one hun
dred, and so on to lesser amounts. The industri
Shakers at Gloucester, have been very success
fd in wheat raising. Were all our farmers TO
pursue tnet vocation with the same patience and
industrv they Monld be eqnallY succe.sfnl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The working of the Little Giant" Chemical
Fire Engine at the fire on Friday night last should
have more than passing notice. The Little
Giant" belongs at the State House and is manned
by the State House employees. When the alarm
of fire was sounded the Little Giant" was prompt
" at the scene and under the skillful management
Of its foreman, Capt. Jackson NJ Libby, assisted
by G. G. Burns, H. NJ. Breen. p. r. Breen and i.
S. Benson, did effective service. 1t is attested
by Chief Engineer Morse and others that to the
Little Giant" belongs the credit of saving Eu-
gene p. Shaws house and stable from destruction
BY fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
PENNSYLVANIA.
Hase Ball.

Philadelphia, October 4. In the game of base
ball between the Athele,ics and Philadelphias,
to-day, the latter were beaten by score of nine
teen to ten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
WYOMING TERRITORY.
The Black Hills Commissioner.

The Black Hills Commissioners, of which Sena-
tor Allison is chairman, arrived here to day, from
the Red Cloud agency, having failed to accomplish
the treaty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
NEW JERSEY.
lnfounded.

TIeDton, October 4. The announcement of the
death of Ex-Governor Holden is uufounded.
There haa been slight improvement in his con
litiop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Credit ors' Proceedings.

st. John, October 4. The efforts to arrange the
affairs of E. d. Jewett g. Co. were unsuccessful,
and one of the banks here has taken preliminary
steps towards placing them in insolvency.
Messrs. Levin and Walden, representing the
St. John bank, Mayor Smith and other gentlemen
LETT for Bangor, to-day, to attend the meeting OF
the creditors Of the E. g. N. A. railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
YER MONT.
.Arraigned.

Montpelier october 4. Peter Alphonzo, alias
Peter a. Curley, the Barre bank robber, was ar
ragned, Monday morning and plead not guilty.
At the request Of the State, on account of cashier
Kings Illness, the case continued to March,
lS-G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Parties went ont the other day INTO the woods
in this vicinity and came in bearing nice strings Of
woodcock-and it was Sunday, too
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
The (:uibOrd Case.

Large crowds gathered on Craig street, last
evening, and infammatory speeches were made
by several persons, calling on the Catholics to
band together and prevent the burial Of Guibord's
remains Arrangements have been made for the
interment OF GuiborJ and military protection will
be asked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
weather Probabilities for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
falling barometer, southwest to southeast winds,
warmer and partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
with occasional rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
Boston Stock List.

Boston, October L. 1873.
[Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
Eastern Railroad, 26xe27s4
Union Pacific sinking fdnd IS, OIL
Portland. Saco \ Portsmouth Il. r., So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
1, CAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

You can save money by purchasing your drugs
and medicines, and all toilet articles. from the
new ana fresh stock Of j. L. Devine 4 Co. Also,
try the new Dentrifice for the teeth, prepared by
j. +. Dcvine g. Co. sept23teod-u
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Mr.. Allen Clement, a wcil-to-do farmer in Rome,
died Oh Saturday, aged about IS years. lie had
lived in town some forty years or more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
MINNESOTA.
Obituary.

Hon. Andrew G. Chatfeld, Judge of one of the
district courts of the State died to-day at Belle
MA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Nh. Henry Goddard Of East Na.salboro', the
well known insurance agent, died Oh Saturday,
aged about 81 years. He had been in critical
condition for about a month. Mr.. Goddard was
the husband of Sarah W. Goddard who as "a
preacher in the Society OF Friends has achieved
uood Snpcess
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Lewiston fIcmen are on the alert that they
are apt to be called out Ky the ringing Of a door
bell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
RHODE ISLAND.
Drowned.

Providence, October 4. Jas. Miller Of Tiverton
was drowned Monday morning, near TWerton
station, by the upsctting ola boat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The Governor and Council will meet at the
State House this evening, at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The best men in the country use Adamson's Bo-
tanic Cough Balsam. Bankers, clergymen, farm
ers, lawyers, merchants, mechanics and physicians
unite in tesifying to its remarkable curative pow
err sept29t&w7w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
MOTH E7S,

Use the Lincoln Perfection Nurse Bottle,
tn, Best in use. Sold Mt Partridge's Drug
Store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The ladies Of the Ladies Aid Society Of the
Winthrop street Univcrsalist church, are request
cd to meet at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Mill
ken, on Western Avenue, to-day, at | o'clock
:. NJ, on special business. a full attendance de-
e,re0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

The Gardiner Reporter says that Bradstreet
Bros, n. 0. Mitchell and Joshua Gray are the
only parties in that city, thus far, who have piled
any logs for winter use, and it is limited are the
only parties who intend to this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Wanted.

WOMAN TO do general housewors ID 4 small
n family. Apply 10
oc!5 II l.. l.. LINCOLN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
Sunday School Work.

Our correspondent "JuverEa" writes: China
| and Albion union conference met last Tuesday at
Friends meeting house in China. 1t was per-
feet success, and the themes introduced were ably
handled. Five branches OF the church were rep
resented by ministers and lay workers. The
themes Of Christ's miracles, parallels, &C., were
ably discussed, Is well the study Of types point
ing to the Redcemer's offices and missions.
The subject of mcmorzing Scriptures was most
forcibly dwelt on, and its Importance urged. A
very pleasant feature was the arrival in the after
noon, of Mr.. Day, pastor of North Nassalboro'
VI. T.. Church, anil the deeply loved 3. c. Went
worth, former pastor of NJ. f. Church, China.
Their earnest appeals in behalf Of Sunday school
work enhanced the interest Of the meetings.
Next session of the conference occurs in January,
at the Baptist church, China.
Excitement Oh State Street.-The Front
Window of Drs. Briekett and BOlan's
Office Smashsd d. by the Passage of n Col
Ored Man from the Front once to the
Sidewalk.
Mr. George Fred Albert, of Ethiopian descent,
resident of North street, Augusta, OF good repub-
lican ancestry, has had the toohache since the
late election on account of disappointment in not
being able to vote, because he was not born early
enough to comply with the constitution and its
amendments, which requires that colored repub-
ican shall be twenty one years of age before he
can exercise the elective franchise. He was
.wenty-one yesterday, and as the toothacbe con-
tinued with undated vigor, and as there no
opportunity to exercise the elective franchise he
swore by the Emancipation Proclamation" that
that "darned tooth had got to be drawed.' With
the military bearing and step of the cold Guard"
he marshaed his forces and majesticaly en-
tered DR.. Bricke.t and Bolans office. OR Bo-
Ian, ! desire to initiate some ether, and when |
am sufficiently inflated, please to elevate that ere
grinder" lightly touching his right wisdom
tooth, with swing of the hand like giving mil
itsry salute.
The DIR. inflated George Fred Albert, and ele-
waited the grinder and with it all of said George
Fred Abert's wisdom. Mr.. Geo. Fred Albert got
on to all tours and chased cat around the centre
table with glazing eyeballs and crashing teeth.
As he was about to seize the animal and destroy
her, she vanishcd-no cat to be seen. As the
fact of no cat dawned upon his luminaries, he
took himself off from all tours, stood erect, in
the position of soldier, for a moment only,
turned his lustrous eyes toward Col. Staples
conservatory of hawthorns and dandelions where
carts are liable to conceal themselves from the
rude gaze CT the public. and with spring and
bound and yell, he charged upon the enemy
among the dandelions and things. Result-one
whole window completely smashed, colored man
prosti ate and bleeding on the sidewalk; the re-
suit of imitation Moral Beware of imitation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05
LOCAL AND BUSINESS NOTICES.

LYONS KArHAIRoN prevents the hair from
falling ont turning gray, renews its growth,
and gives strength and vigor. 1t is delightfully."-
perfumed, and makes splendid dressing. 1t is
the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever
produced. Used by the elite. Price only 20
cents april teod&wly
Cramps and pain in the stomach are promptly
relieved by using ReEne's Pair Killing Magic Oil.
sept29t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-05

Randall, the fraud Of a minister. who imposed
upon the people of Clinton and other towns has
been sent to the Auburn workshop for five years,
may be seen by cur despatch of Yesterday. So
that instead OF tinkeiing the souls of men, he
viii be ngaged in tiukerng the soles Of boot.
ard shoes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

lar Of my money for the defeat Of Mr..
Stanley, oritO plplpotspy election at The
time FefeEred 70 by the article OF Old
DeWbcratP 81
Now Melsrs editors desire % ask Mr..
COnant question, and throug j him ask
Mr.. Altuieyer whose money he used in
the Sheriff7s election in the fall Of 1870, to
defeat the Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, who got his nomination in the
iairest way ever candidate got nOmi.
nation in this city or county, by vote Of
the people. After the Democratic Comfy
Convention, through the brother Of the
would be City Sergeant one Of the dele.
gatcs from the First Ward refused to give
him the nominations; whose money did
the would be City Sergeant then use, and
whose money did the brother use to defeat
the Democratic nominee for Sheriff OIL
that OCcasiOnY Quoting from my com.
munication, FIRST referred to as published
in the Regider Of December 10Th, "These
are questions that are pertinent and pc
culiarly interesting TO a candidate who i
seeking Tor q nomination Il add, who
has resolved nomination. only that hi
may he ignominiously defeated" LEI
Mr., COnant answer these qestions ii HI
can, or perhaps Jake will answer lol
brother Matt, and Oblige
IAN OLD DINOCRAT."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19


SMITH.-On Sunday evening, January u, 1875
at O'Clock, Eva lOR4SA, daughter " Hugh 5; an'
AddIe L. Smith, agel ycan months aud days
Funeral on Tuesday aiternoOuat o'clock, iron
the reaileneoOi her parents In Bridgeport. Friend
Of the family are invited. Q
RUSBY.-At Cumberland, Nd, Sunday, Janua
~ II, 1873, JAMES Z! BUsIr, aged 81 yean-
Funeral on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence Of Rev, J, r. Thompson, No
Els ChapllnO StrUt. Friends Of the docrasSl IN
InVItel.
Ills langlahlng head Is nj rvsi,
Its achlugs and thrObblngl aTe UVri
Ills quiet, lmnlOyable breast
Is hGayrl by RilirlIOD no more.
Cold a q statue forever al nSt,
AM the glovelral hands that are cnasSl on hi
breast
SWeelly the Wind u harp In troa,
BEellhS q glad strain Der sui b0l lree'
KOElINLINE,-On Monday evening, Ianuar!
H. 1870 JOHN ROEuSLISE, agu'l 30 years
Funeral notice tomorrow,
IAtI.-On Monday evening, January ls, 1915
a. O'Clock, WILLIAM r. HALL, In tho list year o
his aye,
Funeral notice In tO-lnOHUW'S papers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19
Tho I,l1tsburgIl LOCK Ont.

From the Leader Of saturday EVening)
Laso evening the pudlllcrs recently em
nlovcL In thu Pittsburgh iron works 70.
- + t-,.,. nat,,,.. @ u,.,, ,L.t.
cei'cu holice 'ro'" u'"'et ~ ''uIlS' .heii
late employers, to call at their Olllce for d
conference at nine o'clock Lhis morning
rLo moo,i,, wo. hall son,o,btr, lilo III
l"V "''v','s ""' ''e ., "O'''I''s INV ~
men, union mem ho"'""'oI men allu
helpers attended, tile crowd lilling the
warcllouse, After assembling, Mr.. Paint.
rr Sr nncncd hy expressing snmnathy fot
ti,o nno. mi no:dv nnInn,InILv y nrnt,n,
siii6n ,J ~ W." re.,,n,o work in tbcIr miI Ii n,
SiSanss ,an fnr inii;nS W;thom, amv H.
cnsSian ~ ,Lo nnosiinS nj aiI ,i,o "gn"n,
siiinn ga. ro;dclsi nnd ,hn w"n ;nh,o.
din,"iv soi;,n,I IN thS CSId FelIowS IIaII IN
Towno.nncoyillo WHARF n mc"i;nn wa.
aSlicG 70 orJor and ibr nci;nm n liz mar
~ ti,C u NJ S rn"trrCr"e w"s W "onG,moi
nv n vnIc fIssf of Tho Leihers ami tI,n mo r,
Hn;nn mon Aiter tlot iho o,,ts;,isr" 70.
iircI nni tho union memlers ynteJ oftnr
,bn n,Los. ,nnI;ng ihn rsiec,inM n iLa
SI IN n.o,n";,inn nnTnimovS SnlSs.
omoN, ~ ,l,is ,ho rSinn mon,hor. wan wan,
into ss w M so""inr when urnnas,iions
wore 'g nnSo tos an no,;yn ramnni,n bv Ihs
annoihImen, NJ committees NJ ,sbhs: III.
nppirSi iii f,n5. ia ibo irca,nsv ~ VsiIo,,
snsro y" ,sos . ,,iocnt ~ - ~ VI "V'
yI rSSo vi" ,sLo,d t rNj ~ Al. ,.0o.,.,. .o.
,,oJ"oI in,,e,Lsr Viii ;niiv;,i"si oGsrs
am"siniEnv IL sevetai tbousnnj 'loIi"ts'
Iii. t,.liIs W 1917 a. H., "u ,n1'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19
Mf: Aitneyer ani the city ser
geaHtcy.

Editors Of the Inielllsencer.
In n communication published In tho
ReTaer Of the 10th Of December last,
said II would like 10 ask the candidate
for Sergeant, who Cafries the First Ward
In his bteeches pocket whether, when
Frank STANLEY was nominated fairly and
squately by the Democratic Convention,
he did not holt, and support Connnt, and
usc his money 10 defeat the regular nom.
ince2 And when Samuel Fatis received
the same nomination In the same manner,
whether he did not perform the same
gymnastic tfickT
In the Req.aer Of December tho 18th,
Mt. Henry Conant comes 10 Mr.. Alt
meyers rescue by asserting that he L. In.
formed that am a boiling Democrat
whenever there IL a prospect Of further
ing my own interests In defeating the reg.
ular nominee, and concludes his card
hus: "Mt, Altmcyer never used one dol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

Among the lobbyists here notice Mrsrs.
Miller, Davenport and Lewis baker, Of
Wheeling, and Alessrs. Camden, Faulkner
and 0key johnson, who are all busily en-
gagged In the Senatorial fight.
All. Burnett was here last night aud
gave M exhibition ut the Opera House
10 the delight Of all present.
The weather Is clear and cold.
Mnhnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

A Flaw In the GioyeFnoE's Finan-
eiaI RepOPt---s7:t3 In the Treas
urY October LIST lSTi.-- The
LOtllSIann Resolutions 80 The
Capital Removals. Announces
mont or committeeman. Bur
nett, Etc., Etc.
CHARLESTON, Jan, 18th.
Special Correspondents Of the Intellgrncer
JACOB ON FINANCE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19

pied BY the announcement Of the commit
ices BY the President Of Tue Senate and
Speaker Of the House, AsNAs expected,
lie Republicans weTp almost holly IL,
nored IN the formation Of the eplnniitteeS.
But every dog has his day. BelowsI
,,;re , Iist If ne committees. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-19
MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lnlprtltlencO, causing lIre.
mature decay, nervous debility, Glc, having tried
In vain every known rulncdy, has lGunl simple
ohcllTe, which hr will WIn Ins 10 bis fellow Slill.
grer'. Address ]. II. llEENES, Is Nassau slnpi,
Nav York. land
, 1875-09-09

mt In t'ol. hrruattonEH charEe, I'm died In
l,7l. lilo lint railway mail cnr ran between
tnccu tllcee p,tu w.n III" n,iy one that nf1erc'l
faeiliticH Eratltltnunly. Ino Dormttn";nt wts
IooF hni llul no authority TO pay fnr Tho fac'si.
tiep. Worry Hoon after the experiment wns first
matlo ell tho roatls out OF Chicago lifted up catp,
tcnfnrnd tlr service Of e1tra cierks, md gavo
freely every favor that waH needed. hut tho NJ
1.0nia rDadB novcr ran o car until t,nngrcAs
passed. u lar rcrnuncrnlibY ttlom for tho mail
matter 70 be transported.
Uy lilo way" ntl,icd air, l}angs, "is IL not
true that tlln rontla oyor which fast trains to and
from Cllicago run nro 10 reooive 81 ,N1o0''o.
They nil! bo paid 70 mnch PR weight, anil Arn
viii, II, any roa,,oct dineron,ly from the other
ralwaya OF tho country"
, 1875-09-09
Muslc III clhCINNAI,.

CINCINNATI, a.. Sept 18th" Harmonic Ho-
cscty, with Otto Bngcr 1T its l,oal. have ar
ranged with Theodore Thomas to portorm, At
different times, tic coming soasou, I,tszs'a can.
tata ".rho l}olH of strasburs Cathedral, "
tho PERI" ard work by Handel. Tho inxtr,1-
mentH rnrtH OF ttlpgH entertainments havo bcor,
Hoiccted by Mr.. Tho1nan, and will 1,e undcr his
direction. 1t in Understood that tho Harmonic
Society vail support Madame Tiot}rn'in reriler-
inR sGnlo ug tho hc5k tnllsic OF tho UrAtoro.
, 1875-09-09

CUUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
TOn sALE-le.cn cn AHREs OF LAND SITUATED IN
y TE'ny Gannty. Ia'ns tusy"ysd n allttnsls ssc;
fsec from hnaetKru~h h'nln Euoi farming lhnaa AID
ctc'rn slack range; hYh aud healthy. nI ennsrni"n
Mn.
1,1On EALE-hN iMpROFETt FARM OF giN AERES
III VIII GnunJf ILL.,. tys milhs frt,n Iptle; abant u
acIcs timber. lnren barn. nI oyorJ Fcue lot either
iars. tck+ OF Kr7H isrMt:s. Apply t. WIN. ER4STuH.
.LA[rt. LII,
, 1875-09-09
BUSINESS CHANGES.

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~ asn s{p; nst r. ,:
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isp} psa II s 'f sy sg q s't =" .e
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a o @ q ha,ds .sa,s s,nr :rBss.l.s. a.
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ss.s yhss STsa TO ~ ssssi'sIa Vst' %is.s il Tri
Inquire Il u Ind i Ws:t itandolpEs st. o'| '"''
A sMALI STOCK az uIuuERlEs AND rIX.
.acofs sa'o M e. s "1-'n far
4 wKL1.AssonFEn sr'cE !oFToYs. NoriOYE.
ss s.. :s!i r TuaS
iers, sa icat nce5 i,es NJ Up. and suut sea-.
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qt*a;xAhp ts.;as:: aFsI. FS1 i sHE At Na
t'ss ts :: Vii: T:a s. i'll y;
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isa hSsiksns' II ri sos sss 81 tssa. IL s' '"
CAIOoN AND FIXTURES, a,4i wkAT MAnISiJN.
ka,oss Ii. CT, 'na " fsa'a u
7'Ah WHOLE Or UN..lfAt.p INTEREST in
sa Ivy s.ty T. s'Snn ou.pE # n %
k5s5t G ii Ell; IT,
, 1875-09-09

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El~Att.' HoaAer Ame,cA q ,ells II vnsunss III
sop}s VI. All4Lkkt3 Gl1Yap UaaA ttYf Ia N21ou ~
, 1875-09-09


a1tufos and MICA shelving z2t Wsat TssItthat.
EON BALE-KEsTA uHANT TAnLKs, oiiAlfls,
y fAnRp, plAtsd "Ass tnltss, fush., and Rpsonsi
slsa two plra partitions will sell yssY elsAp,
want u ps groceries. viii 4eh&nku foE xsusurs
fixtures, placu AptlJ 1t t4t 81
, 1875-09-09
CITY REAL ESTATE.

E'ou >ALE uHlMrH!vtn HEsfpEHGE rnOr,
na Aishss.n.nv n:.f IlIr,y sfr";.. o. q. FIR i2s
ff, f'.c ~ AT s[ ,5 T1;' +" :"a In, ,.
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sss 's',,s,1hs: ~ ths. n'f'A u" '1f's'' a. D. H. Or
lnans.a.. Garner Forts- -nlnl!',ss.. 4es fret; ,rry
Sn,, er,r n,,.r IN r. fect Al pe !;
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Iarr. .tt,x inso,tnent' st IND to THAR .d,.nt
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on . X f9r51f ;.s 3S; 1SR M i ~
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;ssS d:sa' is.pse in roar, at pr cont. mic.
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d!at , r '';t,nso .h%,a.sl, su netissi
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t'oH s4LE-Us r4l!:rr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,%e h H. E MsS S5'it i .'H Is I1s a'e;.
H'2MA HALG-wE HrfKH oNE 1,hnoM NEW
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, 1875-09-09

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
flTASTEN-EI1USE AND LOT NEAR STREET.
" cars irn,n to ii, &c. rlrar; or Inst "a, ,ne1l
will give cilics suburban lots. Expect bargaa. I'll
Tribune 1ttea.
1NANTEu-TO 1lUT FOR CASH. A GOOr, HuEbi:
Nv On Surh Nesl Stp hhvinE lJar fl i,t fyont i.
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, 1875-09-09

6Oo U xto4AN fIE4444 kS1AIL,
Irlh KAL:-UnEAr AND SUBSTANTIAL, ,1f,iis:
t;fcneoe lar ean at actual 1n.ont cash cs pricas, "
VT u" s'saaf" .",s e :u.s s"s !as'yi Kin ,.n. ,
c"1Kc 3 a ax ai II t.ts "s hrlek ba'enon' marble
Tw!.s"Ty hause., Iathle. @5:ss With brick b.lencnt
'nSrtln :nnin.ei. ii anh g., sy ssa,as r.
'GI Jis1ss 'Gii i; IT, Il III s,.Ss,, S1si, ,,et
{7on sALE-pR ExGfrAS.lH -ELEt;Asr SUE
r ffs'afes' IL s f IT, Il ' ts '1 a~ :. s n 70
tants fols and cast. brand raz1n lenu
" f'' 10 sA a. !. snss ;'s Snr lr Inn
n"dIhH tirr lArxc laa.ac .iew Of tha pr",crty All
it, 'i nRxd ss * I & IL
Usarla'r,.st.
L1oK sAtt:..:slai Will Ht1y 4 nEAurIfl;l ,.frr
pai nno block tron lcpot. Fr:nory rowu ffrr Cheap.
S'sss II % wE. Il ss isss: IT. Il "n .''
more" fr nice sauses saa iii On e.s, p,,,nrpis, IN
tho beautiful ruhurliD Morran Park Scus,i iacilcs
Hs s'' H. a1Sq!.' saa railroad '''' 'n' 10 esu'
T'oR SALE AT, litHsntLE :: Hb1tsE9 WITH
sfss s r.. s;,n: ." z sa s. T. i It stu H. IL s + s
ss's haa1nHht-
E'uK sALE-iN hSGLEwot1D-A FINE cprrAaF
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T,Oi: H3I.E-tHlt.n'E TRAIT tF 10 AcKlE IN
T. :TsnG .nA"rn u mss i!nu Ganrt1t tto3t9 M
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hon SALE-Eo!sWo0n PAisk-I4DIH y n1IUCKs
Hs. in Id 5s;5 '' i.sn ~ss%s Easy
1lu1l :iAEi..aa-InuT iors OS THE HIGH LAND
n.er"st GEo IT, ifs % n ii f'r pc.rsa. nt'n,n .''"'''
ns4i, v ~ ro Il H. M.fr s.as nH s. S
If River Park clHo ~ ItIat; line chsuc" fur any
Who wants plt asan hno. address Lack lot CT