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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
RAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.
Filled fer Record Dsri.x the Month OF Ocso
Der, 1875.

WARRANTY.
John Albeit and wife to S. A Frazer southwest quar-
| ter section "a. township 2, range 81; 800
John +. Wilson and wife TO r. Z. Brown south 81
Of ssuth quarter section H. township range
| 20; $500.
Margaret J. Lloyd to Anton Holzhey south quar-
ter of north quarter section TO- township range
| $500
Elizabeth Phillips to Mary c. Wilson, west half of
northwes quarter section L. township range q! $500
Lloyd Bailey and wife James NJ. Gibbins south
Of north east quarter aud half Of
quarter Of north east quarter section TO- township
| 81; s6oO.
Sas Stone and wife Noses r. Townsend 90 Of
north quarter section IL township range 2I So
| 500.
Joel Harpster and wife to John b. Weeks ~ feet OFF of
Lots H. Ii, IA, Is. Block 80 White Cloud; 81, 500.
Daniel DERRICK and wife to William H. Bayless south
quarter Of northeast quarter section township
range 10; $780,
Mary z. and John F. Wilson to Mary J. Crystal,
half of north west quarter section Is ownshp3 range
| -; $500.
C. C. Clonch nd wife to Jacob S. Darby Lot s. Block
| g. Clonchs Ad Itioa to Severance; t200.
| Solomon Smeltrer and wife to Cyrus Leland. Jr,
| Lot 8. Block q. MAYNARD; $50.
Estate OF }. ". Fenno (by Administrator Elizabeth
Phillips half of northw quarter section L.
| township range q; ESQ.
Henri Smith and wife to Johu P. Johnson LIT IA,
| BLOCK L. dighlanu;
Es ate Of Z. A. Spencer (by Administrator Samuel
Ne. Co. 10 of north quarter section H.
81 p S. range q; $50.
Eugene Zimmerman and wife to Emma A. Toner,
half Of south quarter section township
and 50 Of north quarter section H. township
range 22 also south quarter section H. township
9, range o. $500.
William Foster and wife to II. Z. Holmes, Lot Block
| 6, Severance; s275
ST. Joseph and Denver City RAILROAD by Special Mas
ter George j. Forrest and Others purchasing commit
tee the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad from e.
| wood to Msrysvile; 100000.
George j. Forrest and others, purchasing COMMITTEES,
the ST. Joseph and Pacific Railroad Company,
above; g. and divers other good and valuable consdera
| tions.
| QUrT-cLAD.
W. X. Stebbins and wife to john Albeit south east
quarter section "a, township ,. range 81; sls0.
William II. Archer and others to John f. Wilson, souh
e. of southwest quarter section 81 township
| range .; s6O0.
Jane W. Spencer Samuel Neece, northwest quarter
of southwe quarter of north quarter section H.
township S. range 81; go.
Elizabeth Aberle to William j. Aberie, east half Of
northwest quarter sectio - township range 81; $40
| and love and affection.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

70 The largest and best stock Of Child col Hose
in the city at Van Buskirk'a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
Grain Wanted.

MOVES MOORE prepared to pay cash for
all grain offered and delivered at White Cloud and
have stara twenty thousand bushels Of grain
on reasonable Grain received and sold
mission. MOVES MOORE
White Cloud Kansas, Aug. ). Iess-tf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

r. Hi. w-yer dropped down among US the other day
He is now in the goods business at Pettsvie Fulton
County Ohio 1t is surmised that he will have to pur
chase nm additional ticket when he returns home
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
Sheriff. Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
~ November a. ID. i-16 at the hour of clock F. NJ
OF said day the north door the Court House the
Of Troy in DonphaD County State Of Kansas offer for sale
at public auction for cash the following Described real
tate to witt All that portion of the mort west quarter
OF section twentysx t6j in township four, 90 of
twenyone ell east Ing the north side q. East Brush
Greek and more particularly described follows: Com
nencing sixty 6p rods from the southeast Of said
quarter section thence runnn. north the line Of
said quarter section the north east of said quar-
ter section thence the north line of said quarter
section To the centre of said East Brush Creek thence
down said East Brush Greek point opposite the place
Of beginning thence east to the place Of beginning in
Dcniphan County State of Kansas. Taken the prop
ery Of Jonathan ksb and red for sale the highest
bidder for cash To satisfy certain judgments and costs
Of record in the District Court for DoniphaB County
the State Of Kansas in which the St Joseph and
Loan and Building Company plaintiff and Jonathan
Rigby ct al. defendants
Appraised at ssOo0o-
Given under my hand this iith day Of October A. d.
l-16.
TT vANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
Ovt.ter 10 I-.6--w. Prs fee. slJ.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
HOLLOW VS. PILLS
Invariably cures the following diseases:
Disorder Of the Kidneys,

In all diseases affecting these organs whether they
ctete too much little whether they be
amieted with stone gravel with aches and pains
settled in the lons the regions of the kidneys
f should be taken according the printed directions
ana the Ointment should be well rubbed the small Of
the back al bed time This will give almost
lnInetlaI irfu VII all La. .l.i
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

II We recently had the pleasure Of taking dinner at
wehres Restaurant in st. Joe He gets up the squar
kind of square meal Ii just the place Tor nun
rv persou to 90 for dinner and somethin: refreshing
% wash il DOWN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
Meeting Of the State Grange.


The Estate Grange will meet this year at Manhattan
Riley County, Tuesday, December 18th. The follow
ing article Of the Constitution will show what number
and how delegates Grange shall be elected
ARTICLE IL
SEC. Each Grange sh all elect delegate ut large
and one additional delegate for each twenty l
fractional part thereof equal to hteen, uJ the
regular meeting in October who shall meet on the
first Tuesday in November, at the County Seat, sucl
place be designated and elect from the Masters
their wives who matrons in SAT-: County dele
gate and alternate members for the County at
lar ge and additional delegate and alternate for
fifteen hundred q, 500, members of subordinate Oranges
in the County, fra equal % hundred Il O03J
ARTICLE ILL.,
SEC l. This Grange shall hold regular annual meet
ing second Tuesday in December at such place
the Grange Executive Committee may determine
Papers Of the State please copy. NJ. Z. HUDSON.
F. II. DUNBAULD. Ex. Com. Master State Grange.
Delegates from the subordinate Oranges Of Doniphan
County, will Troy Saturday. November 25th at
o'clock p. H. and elect delegates to the State Grange
according the above notice Also, to make arrange
ments for Anniversary and Grange Feasts- Oranges
that have elected call meeting and elect dele
gates. ALL fourth degree members are eligible.
W. ID. RIPPEY, Deputy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

HollowAY's PILls-The Blood is the very essence oil
Health and Life II furnishes the cemPonents OF nesn
hone muscle nerve and ntesumsut The stomach Is the
arteries the distributors and the ntestnes
,h channels bv which the waste matter is carried OF
Imam the stomach bowels these medicines act simu[
tsueously. . cts per box or pot
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Cheapest Goods ever Sold in Kansas!
500 yards good Canton Flannel. sic. per yard
1000 - yard-wide Domestic &c. per yard.
1000 e heaviest made &c. per Y a.
500 :" J Sc per yard
1000 - beached, clear of starch,
9c per yard.
800 yards (a-sortedl best Dress Goods offered any
where, at loo. per yard regular price 25c.
800 yards IassnrtedJ best Dress Goods offered
where, at ljc. per yard regular price, SOC.
200 yards god-nixed Water Proof, 60c. per yard
5000 yards standard Prints 1sc per yard; wholesale
price, &c.
The hest all wool Cassimeres made in the West 81
per ward.
Good all-wool Red Flannel, lsc. per yard.
S00 buys pair Of double halfsole buff Shoes
regular price. s1.jO.
al buys pair Of womans double half sole calf front
Shoes regular price, - 40.
$500 buys pair If womans doublehalf sole, all calf
Shoes regular price, s2-JO
e. buys pair of W, kid foxed Caters regular
price. 500
81 % buys pair of womans double half sole Serge Cal
tiers: regular price, SITS.
81 buys pair of the same, regular price, - co.
s25O buys pair Of men whole stock, doublehalfsoe
Boots sold for less than s325; and for s3i5 pair
of mems double whole stock Boots every part
made by hand-never man pair or them but felt
happy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Jass Received.
I.rve lot of railroad lanterns and studsnts Tampa
Call and them Bickfokp S'A
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

| Alteration De Yes Knew He
Morse and Luther selling at reduced prices, for
the cash and trade only, having adopted that system
strictly Persons wishing to get the most for their mon
| ey, should call on them. l6nov3w.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Carpets.
We have on hand samples Of Carpets. We will take
orders and furnish at factory prices
BICKFoRp & SINCLAIR.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

~ Stock Salt at q per barrel, for sale
by c. Leland.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

~ The valedctOry Address at Highland onse i''.
last Jus. which we pubsh In this 'ssaf' We. -.
us at the fips; but account OIL 'ne -. n,.L.
10 end Cor IL until now.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

,s..srx Wood Chase have just opened an OK
- .,.,,nos establishments in the Elledge building
ar, srom Chicago and will operate from TINS p',n'
.hrngb the country along the Atehison and NeolAsA
and s. Joseph and Denver City Ralrosa' purchasing
Az. 80. hides. furs etc. for shipment TO the chca
ar.ss They appear like driving business men, an0
thsir line of trade comes home to every farmer M
county. We hope they may do business =" '"'''
<hs,r 4, ,hair enterprise.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
AGENTS.

AGENTS.
BATES LOCKE. ~ Park Row, New York
3 N PETTENGILL & CO.. 81 Park Row New YORK.
GEORGE p HOWELL & CO, 20 Park Row, New York.
ROWELL q CHESMAN, ST. Louis, NO.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Eale Notice.
an. .,ounts due ms uust be settled innediately
Bsckyosp 4 SlScLik
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

u Monday was bleak. blustery day. Snow com
menced falling Sunday night and the storm continued
all dav Monday But little fell but il made big
ado over II, The weather has since moderated materi
ally.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

COUNTY HIsroKY.-Now that the election is over it is
time to thinking about commencing that History Of
Donphan County which postp. ned from the 4th Of
July We are willing to do more than part Of the
work Those took assist in furnishing facts
and Incidents should getting them shape and send
ing them along.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Perfect Apparatos.
Charser Oak stoves are simple In CONSTRUCTION
compact shape; made of best materias; eAsS oper~
ed economical in fuel and low priced and the very per
fiction Of cooking machines
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

IL Buelrs st. Joe Cassmeres Jeans, and Flannel
q, JOHNSON. TOWNSEND co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

~ Pure Cider Vinegar at Bickford 4 sinclair'a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

Fair Waraisg. Last Call.
All parties indebted to d. W. Morse, or the firm Of
Morse Luther, should make settlement at once. and
save costs all unpaid by December Is 1876
gill be placed in the hands Of proper officers for collec
ton,
Severance Karsas Nov. 10th 1876. 3~.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

r splendid assortment of Blankets, from two to
six dollars pair, at
JOHNSON. TOWNSEND CO.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all ,rruptions of the skin this Ointment is mast in
valuable IL heal externally alone but pene;rates
with the searching effects 10 the very root of the
-xn
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

~ Halls Patent Husking C.oves at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND L CO.
- Buy Goods at St. Joe prices, at
JOHNSON, TOWNSEND & co.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

The following is a complete list oil Iowhs"p JIM.
elected in the several Townships Of this County at the
recent election:
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16
MARX THESE FACTS.

HI OLLOw PILLS.
Il had appetite; Holloways Pills rsre me hearty
one
Your Pills marvellous"
send for another box and keep them in the bous
'Dr Holloway has cured my heach. that chronic
Il gave Of Your Pills To my baby cholera morbus
The dear little thing got well in a day
MY nausea Of a morning is cured"
Your box of Helloways Ointment cured me o, noises
in the head. rubbed of your ointment behnI HE
ears and the noise has left"
send mc two boxes want one for poor family
Il enclose dollar; price Is . cents but med
icine to me is worth dollar"
Send me i've boxes Of your Pills.
LET have three boxes Of your Pills by return mail
for Chlls and Fever
have over such testimonials these but want Of
cnmnelS ms q cnnclude.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-11-16

STATE OF KANSAS, Zoe
Dos IPHAS COUNTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

WHITE SULPHUR sPRINGs.-PARK HOTEL
W Cherry Valley, Ufsego county, n. r.. Omen for the
reception q guests June The springs and other
By the Of Cooper have long made Cherry Valley
for those that seek health pleasure and during
the summer. EVANS 4 JANSEN Pronrietors.
For Other Boarding Advertisements See
Directory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
Vx1ILLow HAVEN HOUSE.
w T. TUCKER Manager

This elegant resort Is situated on Nevark Bav
and IL ssibc BY the New Jersey Central Railroad oos
Of Liberty st. hourly every day. up TO midnighs fare IS
house; The establishment will DO open for the
formerly OF the Naxson House. Pier H. T. the
building having been thoroughly
business men desiring pleasant home for their famtei
during the summer MONTHS half hour from the City Hall
shcnd Hnks early application for the attractions
shady grQY scndid drives, fishing bathin1
are not excsedwithin 50 miles Of New York Xddress
TUCKER, Manager. Pamrapo n. ]. ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21
yTrEsr RrruERrORD PARK HOUSE.

w Every train Of Erie Railway stops 1t Passaic Bridge
within four mInutcs walk Of tns hotel only thirty
minutes from New YORK; spacious roos 500 feet broad
piaxza for famies shaded wska
beautiful drives; 20 acres vegetable garden
dairy Alderncy 2UO bank OF Passaic River
good boating bathing hshnR charges reei
T. Leiands Rorsnore and Sturtevsnt House. Address
propetors. ~ West Rutherford, ~ j., 6 22d
Broadway. New York. = x.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-21

w open May "a. under the same management OF last
years situated only ~ miles from the city the shore d
the sound be reached 10 times daily Flush
Ing North Shore and Central Railroad; boating bathing
fishing. driving. &c has water.
and electric bcs Board x12 50 and SIS week tram
aiont. &3pcr day. K. y. TUCKER. MANAGER. -
, 1876-08-06

LIZ o1AAO14UO Al11b VI
To nwryr-uonuS-
| ~>oo.~o~o.l*', A>SN A--A@ ~ Os1.'4s" .
'To S{;A EEST-;A SUITE or FEoX;T Rooms TicEI7
IaTh!shed, ~ private FAMILY nsst,cass lucation
FarE.ay '' "'A' ~ WV sSAS''A'4. 'Aao'fe Al IL
T'o KEST-N1cELT S;r.:; FFuRSlsnEp ROOMS WITH
Cotare G1o9e ooasa' pea'2a1 nome LOT lady. Is
IN TryT-5 M yoii4c I-an7Fs = - 77777
Rs;sSant roo: . an i u ~ q Furnished keez
snaoe rates, Address Til Wednesday,, Ii, Tribune
Office. --------.------
private family. Sis West Washingtoa-st.A A'oo-'0'
FRO RENT-yERY LARGE FRONT ROOM, FUR.
n R AZ Wess IL Gn Of tie
ap tss!s Ss naS Ga:.s: es
house s. South MaT.st between Madison and Il Wass s
tnston-sts ''''>'
Tatsr Geek from sress os cars ;yi; 9ppiy d
rt,o Prxr ~ >r,x. n7,1c1- =, 7,5zzz,
= Closets, at III West Van n BuEcn.st:
1nqure 6ashsr Roan : and
,Co RExr-ruE LOWER p.At:r or COTTAGE NO.
hood so tn IN s0on frar tn ad Sooa
for an lie or Two sentleen Kefeience sa:s'' rr
1I,r ,f;;T ~; - - =
kten%s Gns So: 81, ai: .
{or boar 5ss Mohawk.st bo:ks rwest ct Ltnioln ar
yt,o rENT-T0 . G7,77i FIrv m cVv77i -; y
md wifc handsoe saitc of front IL eeta
i.s:ay Ss' 1ere alez1 Hsss Hea'ez:s 1sa. 0,
T.: @ssy @ si
and cold waiter, &c.; viii rent very cheap.
5 ,,b oR UEFWE
elegant block In the city. 1916 Madison second oor
terms reasonable. '''~'' ~'~~''0' 'f''' S''~''''
wast HEtTEI.GFgksdshEn a.. -, ROOMS @ CnEAP AT 800
i1,o nrxT~rroxT ] 80, aIcovr @ r@ow o. AJ: I,x55o77T
na,, y turn!shs nj, ':t Tryate family Rent low to good
n7o rEyT-A rurS1surD ROM w1Tf7oH7
boari ior two pentlsmen. Heferene: rco,tred ,os
Ii70 rExT-1 F;i7ovT n cows s777;7r :, Or ~,
suite aad ono Single ] raon eicsanty i = furnshed sh
TO parties only pass the door. 446
1I,o RENr-A SUITE OF NICELY FURNISHED
one iss @ on h4ssbs Msss9 snd
no nEsrEess s LArIiY:sT. Fl f. ROOMS o. TIE
rtn i ST. oG ~.n ne Hfsk hy 5a to small tam
ITO EEST-A CorTAGE OF 1 ROOMS, WITH
large butery. water i1 the Kitchen; good location
ITO he E0oMs SUIT
Vest Madso5sst: 1' w.s~.- ~ ~. .'e ..s-'. Nv
TO # jIESSTl55kooMs Sl:5!5S WITH or WITHOUT BOARD:
no EEyT-Iy PRIVATE FAWfT9 FINE ROOM
1 farni.hc,, u, ats ohio.ft n isfeTencs requrc1'
ITO REST-su1TE FURNISHED COMPLETE FIRST
onr WIN ynFd Tor every conven'
no nEYT-x;. NIcIIIGAY-AV.-UFFE7 PART OF
, 1876-08-06

| To fsENT-K00MS.
SR 81 ri SSS55S5 5S5;s
r. T. RACE & CO.. II Lasae-st, i>oon, T. A0''0
| 'E'o GI EENT-FEoNT y , ROOMS SUITABLE Fol: LA-
son and Van B'lren, near T. l. Depot: transcuts ,ak
| ITO KENT-Two GENTLEMEN WILLING TO PAY
room VIII or Mhoaf s bara "a VIII dsshtfsl
h tIn wlcd there are no other boarder, address 81
5oom FACING Union Parks n brussels carpet new
suisSe ksa Sa bs! 81 ft n1 Byae ay
ITO KENr.sEVEN LARGE ROOMS. APPLY At All
TO onMsE;S MESSTncMEAP r.; 1II, To GOOD PARTY: NEAR
cara ave ne a furnaSed aad t Sa
EesP epa ;ssis M St
or unfurnssd for jonsckecDIne 1; so.is rons
for gentlemen, IS. Sc West Marrson g.. ncw brick.
ITO -wEL1-FuRS1suED ROOMS, IN rRI.
II carpenteTst. between aason ] and Ia Wasnston sa
aG st. :S1 or
hsaed front acove suite or single froat rpo With or
xaaHs s"5 s e. T16aaa oee nesr
ITO RENT-s1x ROOMS AT o33 WEST LAKE.sT,
L plDbLE, Room q i:tarer Block.
I'd VIII Ss so' @'
L or handsome suite. :oa North Clark. '' '''-'>'
1I7o EEST-.4 ! ABEKpEES-sr.. FINELY FI77i.
no KESr~rllrEE OK rouK VERY PLEASANT
ggod sn, IL Pgyais ts es,p;,:
S5on Ia'sshs s RASAx Rpat So;rd FRONT AL
l1,o nEsT-aT m, sor7T1I Twr~rv-F1F F1u-s7-
one large furnished trout room for one or Two
rl,D REyT-EI-PNISIJED Am I(E1,ry1c1tED
shop, cheap, nj ss West Adans:st. ,'
l. Of los s1atc-st making IS rooms nicely arranged
fSos fSs Ma rsnt
t. O. sroSE 14s Madison .'''' st. 'l'' D'''S' Apply ~
fI~ RENT-nAsEMEST; FURNISHED; ALL MOD
loarS Sn nnmr m parties wi" take
- pleasant rooms nicely 1nraShed BY the month or
tda JusF i aaa E99Ms AT THE %A
i,,o ~ ssl 'mo,, ~: s,eo PCT uas
o nEST WEST i:y ss,1 ipsS;ei
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| ladies' and gentlemen Att.Ir,ss T. ~ TrIbnne
oflcc CD ' s'~'''''' 4''~N' - '0' '''A1
no REST-472 WAnAsT- -AY.-To GENTLEMEy,
bath; references required. ' '''0 ~o,'' ''1>~s
T17o 1,E~r- ETDoyT = NJ o1; TTE13ISS
r,ndsra,. :. Sin1sa,fhst tAnAo4' AEl'A9
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10 HIN @EEAlweGENlslEDf ~, l @ ftoOMs. SiNGLs nls ~
Block, corner Dearborn aud Alonroe.sts.
-pr<-r-r,,c ,1-1.oIr = o,----o|I-IS IT 00I7 or
ran,ns ia, ~ 1o r1HrE. ms
Inquire at Room on premises j. H. AND:EWs.
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80 C171 71-77T 77o77E7,
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hu,se u Ioon1s naSe.} LOT amo EsMte!c'
!a.llts p.tea.e. - sou.. ou t.eee., ns"s -.oa.:
'qR kENI1A ~, EtgRNlstiEp SHE - Room WITHOUT
= poa'1' - tliitol'e l'e Oh. tlea. ~ ~.
'o EENTMios SOUTH I'll sAN,GA1AON a,,si 1;rn;, SI.-IMo
chan Msse fa4o's' WILL o'nes ne"''s AunAsleo 'oo'
KNiT ~ ~ ME- EonJ, M 81, rt, arbnr
= -eA'e ~. ~ '1"et--- 'oo's ~ - 80 .0-.e"'" - ~ o
ITO REST-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
assrane slr .oeailG n 10 Hensm y, rtn aaa @ aces AZ
Sex
, 1876-08-06

coz, koeu 10, Hawley Building. -' '1' -.
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TVREST..AZ SEW oGTASoS FRONT; -; TWO
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79KEXT1HousE c9KXE @ q s., aAMMoS:cSVl7 SS
LooM1s 4 Co.. u Washington. -
To REST-AT ABOUT 1iALF FRlCE, NOS 2l;5
ii oi Tue modern Improvements Mo1se 30. 2ss NORTH
sa E o.s S ae~ Just I'm
iI.o REST-A FURNISHED HOUSE. PLEASANTLY
eeas sa1ss @ s' oes can be
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TO REIMBURSEMENT. OF ROOMS; GAS. WA
ter, ETC. chrRr II Eood rnr:y. ~ South Grecn st.
TO EEST-cl1EAP-44 rs KUsii:sF:: NHEII[E &C:
e'pnS IS s.. fass.t 5set n city Apply
Park psck r. HGRsf f
Grant-plaec-
no REsr-DwEIL7S7is szs WABASH Av.; IN Ex-
iaquiTe of GEO. i, IE0S2KD. 81 Washington ST..
Room d.
s., near Laasicy cheap ; to sooi :enant Appiy 10
\: H. AEl;kilLr west end Ls Aseenth-st- bridge. :
TO RENT-To y GESrLEMAS AMP WIFE.
1rtcrenc.s requicl. Cali al a65 Warrea.as.
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etc IL 'eAA ''"4 o'e 4''Al' ~ 'o'"' bis
fros1, al Msfa s 81 an0 0''e'A'
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Dryann Dn BLOCK. \. o-''' w. ~ ''0''N' Q AA0
no EEsr-TiE 0SE-sT0NY COTTAGE 70. ~
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;33o ,,3;,, .i71 :r',,,1- .S, ,sr,;rvT
l brek dwelling ~ y EItrtdse cours VIII . bs put
faaklss1oS nAskSEs' a,,s ,o wssAtnens. ~,
L Peoris:st fos snail family. Inquire on premises,
~ soom = ~ =, mr. ~ - 7,77z
ociaeon from, o-siors and 6s1,snt lrlck + roonis
,sa 13,:. SIS per month Appy 1T No. II Union Park
IT, kkST.SAlE oE ;;;'.S |;;5 SIS;
Reapes 4ssGj'' ii'ocs A''''A @&s''' "'A''0' '''
caa maNrfh aa aatsSss lppy to H. VAL
aS11Ss Loon ! No. = l,saFee5a5sS x7 1o,;sf zz0
i drick barn. cheap. lis Wa.rrnsas: NNl- 49,
0rrST-tosWEsTg ap1;Isos. .sr. Two-s STORY
nnly SIS per Inonih. ''' '''~@-@'-
no EESr-A FURNISHED HOUSE on MlcHI-
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l w. -. =; .so,i .s..n 80 nnUro ~
, 1876-08-06
To RENT-ISOO MS.

To RENT-IS OOMS.
no HEST-FLAT OF SIX ROOMS At 2o3 NORTH
u u rR- Apply to A. I. GAIT, 95 Dearborn ST.,
Room u.
TO I:EST-FURNIsIiED AND l-SFunNls1IED
L rooms n 81 or single; Davy Bloek. no1tawe;t
ornEr Grct; aud Madison by }ontur or By COLE
nEWELL q MOoHEIs, House Agents, lss West Mad
TO REST-sC1TEs OF ROOMS FOR uOUsEHEEP-
Il ing corner Van Buren and L2Sallc-sts. Inquire at
a36tNth-av., upstairs . .
TO KEST-A LARGE. NICELY-FuESIsHEp
front room suitable two gentlemen or mat atit
wife Pleasant location. private family Rent VIII hs
made low 70 permanent parties Near lorss ahd sfran