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WASHINGTON.
Mail Route LettlnEs-rhe Hreedman,s
Bank.

hank.
WARRINGTON, September 25.-The Post
Office Department Is preparing proposals
for carrying the mails in Ohio, Indiana,
North and South, Carolina, Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida, Mississippi, Kentucky and
Tennessee, which will be published in
November, and going into operation in
February next The mail service under
these proposals will be about double, as
on all routes where the service now Is
weekly II well be semi.weekly; all semi
weeklies will be increased to trl.weeklies,
and all country towns and court houses
will have daily service.
The Euenin1 Sdr publishes an interview
with Senator Bruce, Chairman ofthe Senate
Committee to investigate the affairs Of the
Freedmen's Bank, In which the Senator Is
reported to have said, that inasmuch as he
was the only member OF the committee at
present In the city, he ielt constrained to
keep paddock on his mouth; but he said:
when we do make our report there will
be startling revelations, which ! can't now
speak Of. Now, there Is one great trouble,
! find our experts have In balancing the
books, and that Is, that Just when they
reach that point which ought TO lead TO
some important developments, they find
three or four pages OF the ledger torn out.
What want to do Is TO induce Congress to
buy the Freedmen's bank building, and the
property up TO the corner OF Sixteenth
street. II such sale can be effected /
will guarantee that an additional dividend
of20 per cent will be paid TO the banks
creditors, with the 30 per cent already
paid, and the 20 per cent additional, which
| anticipate the bank will pay, the pay
ments Twill aggregate total Of 50 per
cent, and that Is all, | think, that will ever
be paid; What ought 70 be done by Con-
the threee commissioners who have for
years been drawing q salary Of 5000 per |
wear.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, September 25.-The
Agence Russo denies that Russia is intri.
guing with Afghanistan, and says: Had
Russia wished TO create difficulties for
England, she would have liberated Abdul
Rhaman, the pretender to the Afghanistan
thrones whom, on the contrary, she is
watching in Samarcand and preventing his
flight" The Agence Russo concludes as
follows: events at Cabul and In the Tur.
conan territory tend TO prove the neCes.
sity of good understanding between Rus
sia and England.
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

the oil Is bought and held because II Is
cheap. The enormous stock Of 7,6OO, 900
barrels Of crude above ground must
act as barrier against any sperula.
tive movement, and prevent any
permanent advance At present, Il
Is probable that In two months the
foreign exports will dlminish very greatly,
and then. there will come time Of dull.
ness. AL The Indications point to de.
cline alter the FIRST Of November. During
October little or no oil is sold for delivery
beyond that month, and II Is not usual 10
have sales Of very large extent for dellv.
cry after the first OF November. On the
whole, then, there seems to be no basis for
this "spurt" In oil-no reason In II Oil
is quite different from iron in this essen.
tial particular: Iron Is scarce, while oil Is
overabundant, True, all these c"niec.
lures may be falsifed by the log.
ic Of events, but this Is the way
It looks at present. The aver.
age consumption for the year
will not exceed 10000 barrels per
day Of crude, while the production |, co..
600 barrels. There Is probabllii, OF
very considerable increase In production
this month. Some persons think tl,rre Is
q falling off in the old portions o the
region, and that there ls well
defined limit to the producing terri, ,ry;
but this has not been demonstrated by
my means. Practically there Is no limit
% the product as yet. There has sever
been region which produced as much
oil in the same time, as the Bradford dis.
.riCt. There Is very little done now In
Butler, Clarion and Yenango-l50oO har.
els per day being the yield. The Nc.
Sean county region produces 5000 bar.
els day.n -
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THE ONO CANVASS.
Opinions OF Capt. Danford and Congress.
man UpdegFaH aI TO the Prospects.


man UpdegraT aS 10 the Prospects.
Cincinnati Gazette of Yesterday, 90 ...rvss.
Meeting Hon. L. Danford, of Belmont
county, last evening, justbefore he started
out to make his speech in the First ward, !,
one Of our reporters asked him what re.
port he had from the portions Of the State
where he had been laboring. He replied:
"Ihaye spent two weeks in the northern
and eastern parts of the State; have spoken
in Columbiana, Stark, Summit, Medina,
Coshocton and Lorraine counties; and so
far 40 appears from surface indications the
canvass Is all one way; it is all on our
side. 1t is true that in Stark, Noble and
Coshcocton counties, where the vote is
close, the Democrats are working vigor.
ously. But even in some OF the Demo.
cratic counties we have good prospects OF
electing our Representative for the Legis-
lature. This is so in my own county, Bel
mont, and in Coshocton. Our meetings
are well attended, and persevering work
until the close Of election day will give US
the victory" i..az p
MIR. Danford admitted, however, to Mr..
Updegraff, who was present, that some.
thing had Infused little new life into the
Democratic work. At several meetings
they knew Of, good deal Of money had
been spent that certainly did not come
from the pockets Of those who spent It.
Men were induced to quittheir daily labor
and attend to getting up meetings, who
would not do so but for something equiya-
lent to their wages. -.
These gentlemen, while very hopeful,
unite in the opinion that it will not do for
Republicans TO rest on their oars, in the
belief that the victory is sure at all events,
and nothing more need be done. This
would be fatal mistake and would sure.
ly result in defeat.
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GRANr,s A. MoYEMENrs. 3
Freedom or The city or Oakland.

Freedom or The city or Oakland.
San FRkScisGoi September 25.-To.day
being set apart for the reception of Gener.
al Grant in Oakland, carriages, containing
General Grant and party, left the Palace
Hotel at 1918 A. N. and drove directly
to the wharf. where they boarded the
steamer Amador. At the wharyes large
gathering was present, all eager to see
General Grant. Just as the Grant party
boarded their boat, the Oakland left her
dock, with every available inch OF room
filled with people going over the bay to
see the reception stEf
At seven minutes past II the Amador
left the wharf. On board were Mayor
Bryant, Hon. 81. F. Page, NJ. D. Boruck,
Japanese consul, and q number of lead.
ing citizens, together with the Oakland
reception committee. AS the boat ap-
preached the Oakland wharf salute Of
twenty-one guns was fired, under the di.
rection OF the citizens committee. The
wharf and the vessels lying at the wharf
were gaily decorated, and large banner,
on which was inscribed the word "Wel-
come" hung across the entrance to the
wharf. The party was met at the boat by
Mayor Andrewsa and the city officials, and
an address OF welcome was delivered BY
the Mayor. /
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wheat NpeeuIa,or.

San FRAScslcO, September 25.-It can
not be ascertained whether any wheat
speculator has suspended and the only
information thus far obtainable bearing
on the subject is contained in the follow.
ing from the BuLitin: The name OF a
London firm that suspended and which
reports to be prominent In the Gala grain
trade, Is not dehnitly known here. but
suspicion points in direction that will
not untayorably effect the credit In San
Francisco,
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As Dan Voorhees,, ofIndlana, is to make
a Democratic speech out at Barne.. lille,
Ohio, next week, we beg to call his a.ten.
ton to the following letter to JEFF ILavis,
now on file among the rebel archtv.' at
Washington City. The Indianapolis Jour.
nal has photograph copy of the original:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. l9, 1850.
My friend, Captain Francis A. Shoup, Is
about visiting the South with bis lister,
on account Of her health. l have known
Captain Shoup since our boyhood. We
were schoolmates. He is a gradna'e OF
West Point, and was in the army as lieu.
tenant four years. No more honor6h :, or
upright gentleman exists. On he dbiub-
ing questions Of The day his sentiments are en-.
tirely trih heSOuth, and one Of bis objects
Is probable home in that section. J lake
this occasion to say that his sentinr nts
and my own are in close harmony.
d. w. VOORHEES,.
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AFGHANISTAN.

SIMLA, September 25.-A force under
General Baker reached Lushi yesterday.
Yakoob Khan ENJOYS had an interview
with Sir Frederick Roberts, and assured
him OF the Ameer's triendliness and will
ingness 70 DO guided by British advice.
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Chicago received more than Cincinnati
aud St Louis together, and l0i per cent Of
the whole. The eastward treights, which
Chicago handles In much larger proper
ton, amounted to nearly 100000 tons in
lS7S alone, while only l,446,6lO tons Of
westward freight were dispatched in the
two years ls77-'7s.
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When it became known that one OF the
richest California bankers had It the Pa.
cific coast and transferred his base Of oper.
ations to the New York stock Exchange.
all the shrewd fnanciers watched his
course with keen interest to see how he
would'succeed. The result has emphati.
cally proved the wealthy bankers sapaci.
ty. Besides having a much wider and
more promising field to operate In, he Is
known to have been in several stock com.
binAtiOns that paid immense profits, Bv
the combination method OF operating in
stocks MesSrs. Lawrence &'Co., Bankers,
N. Y, unite orders Of thousands OF Custo.
mers, In different sums, into one vast cap
ital, and operate them as q mighty whole,
dividing profits pro rata among sharehold.
ers every 80 days. Capital in any amount
from $40 to Sl00, 900 can be used with q eat
success in these pools. S25 would pay 500
profit $500 would pay 5000 or 10 per
cent on the stock during the mouth.
Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'s new circular
(mailed iree) gives Two unerring rules for
success and full particulars, 30 that any
one can operate ili stocks, and make mon.
ey. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied. Apply TO Lawrence
4 Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y,
Two inches otsnow fell at Mount Louis
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J sRenlHsrntsr z
Ner York L,tLer Q chleago rrIbune.

NV" IV1N I4VIV5I 70 NuIgaGo ITIbune,
The business prosperity in the city be-
gins to affect real estate. The value Of
building lots in upper New York has
advanced 50 per cents from the lowest
ebb. '' yf' y
Mr.. George Lake, heavy uptown
owner, informed me, yesterday, that he
bought lots on Fifth avenue two or three
years ago for $1,000 each, which had
been sold for $4,000 during the hard
times. These lots were sought for six
months ago, and $4,000 offered for them.
Yesterday they were sought for again, and
$50, 600 offered.
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STANLEY AHRICANuS.

LONDON, September %. - Stanley at
Sierra Leone, gave his name as Swinburne,
and invested the expedition with so much
mystery aud secrecy that the steamer Al
bion, on which he aud his party arrived,
was in danger Of being stopped by the
authorities. Stanley then declared him
self and his purpose.
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The AsiIey neit cnnle.t.

INV YoRx, September 28.-The score at
IL o'clock, Weston Sl7, ROwell 8o7, Ha.
Eael $50, Guyon S4S, Ennis sos, Merritt
$Ssi Hart, S3l; Krohne, SOl; Toylor, lso;
Federmeyer, $50,
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BALTIMORE & Ono stock is selling at 142
,ndl49l. West Virginia certificates sell
at 5 and 81. Pennsylvania railroad shares
sold yesterday at 4S. The par is5O. Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh reached l02.
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TmE Railroad Ga,dte shows. that in the
Two years beginning with June, 1877, two
thirds Of all the westward freight from
New y ork went to ten Western cities, and
was divided as follows:
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LONDON, September 25.-The steamers
Olympus, Montana and Somerset, from
New York. Palestine aud sumatra, from
Boston, arrived. N'A
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FosroR1A, SENEcA Co.. Sanl..

FosToRIAi sESBcA Co., sept, ~.
NJ S. 4agrtder, Aeehaniesb,vg, Ohio:
DEAR sIR-Yours is received. I have
known Charles Foster for ten years.
Know him to be a strictly temperate man
in all his habits. He does not drink in.
toxicants under any circumstances. he is
not now, or has he ever been connected
with any whisky ring for political or any
other purposes. He Is one Of my Trustees
Of the NJ. E. Church, a sober, quiet, or.
derly gentleman. No purer or more hon
orable man ever sat In our chair OF State.
D. D. MATHER,
Pastor II E. Church, Fostora.
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CHARLIE POsrRR.

What His Pastor Can Say as to His
Habits and MoraIs.
MEcHASIcsBuBe, O., September 24.-The
following was received to-day, in answer
to inquiries based upon prohibition
charges:
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Ghe GnteIIigsttesrt
rnE bar iron men meet at Pittsburgh to.

onles, No.. Is and "a Fourteenth street.
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a Great Russian Itnb4ery,

{tftf& Ef1tf.
In the CITY Of Kherson house next to the
0nyernmcnt Treasury buildings was, IN let, and
a lalr. about III years oil, lu1cr the name Of
Mrs. Dr.. Nkltinc. took II on Jnne 8. As It
lscctlcd ropntrs, which tho h0nsekecpcr would
not mako. lilo lady isorsclt engaged two plus
terers, who hcgan work brfars sho took uosscs::
sion, and continued II attcrwnra. The la.1y bud
acook. young woman, with a chill There
seemed Doihng suspicious aboUt the partr.
But on Juno = thu officer entering tho vault VI
mud l,567,0W rouhles stolen. 1t WAS
strange tint out OF scvon trunks there
only tho tt,ree Which cOnta1ned the most of the
'cG ,e ncishiori"s @ % Rouse t or te % auus.piastcTs
could anywhere be found. Mrs. NikItIns's
house WIS fackcf, and when It was broken Into
alarming tlIscoyer!cs were nlnda. III .lIe kitchen
i'oor there was an opr,nin. capable Of admitting
ranea,, passage BY which tho trcnsury vault Ind
.,uuu tnteretl. The passage connccled with The
outside by lin stoye pipes. which apparently
scrved TO supply mir to the workers under
.icles were found: Tho ashes OF tho plasterers'
clothes III tho stoyo, small lantern, cro'7bar,
painss fur t1lsgusl'Ig tho face, empty wine MIL
bottle ot pepper Spirits iron, tho nrtshborlng
drug store, Bologna sausaEcs. sardlnes, and
c!leesg.
Tie neiehhors stated that they saw the Indy
laapc the mouse OH buHuaY AFTERNOON AunuL
2 O'Clock, unu thAt two unk,own tnell, carrytng
ha.a, LETT IN drosky m the mn4ntI,g Of tho
same dur. All the tiroskv drivers VI tho city
wore at unce summoned aul cluaely questioned,
without my result,
It VIA found TINT only Bills OF lareo denom-
tnat!Uns u0o rou6lcs md lpwarl( Ind bccn
Ialten unt that the snuIl bills had been put
aside. Tho Government papers had b6en lott !;
but tho passport.blanks, conacstpts' blanks,
ullA internal lseVtnua statnps Wrro gone. 1t Ii
nb,asa.f1t tint t tEfnYuH NHrH aWnrD NJ t1lb c0n.
ttnts Uf all tho trunks Il, thu Treasury.
Telegrans were Immediately sent TO al! tho
Important puluts OF the Empire; tho city unh
the ncshhorine villages were at once occupied
ctnplopeu. But rs yut tho thieyes Aaya not been
lOilul.
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John bright on tho cAusoo of tho Doprcss
aIon In ltritlsh Trntic.

: JOHN bright, being asked hy'a correspondent
to supnort motton iu thu House Of Commons
for al, inquiry Into te causca af tho present dc.
preston ot tra,lu, rcpel that It would load to
uf corn bal jlargests arc bad for farmers, 4,ld
tilut tho omuipo.eneu os Parliament falls when
II seeks to control thu seAsons, and lhat there
fore, It cannot stcr IN ~ legisatton materially
mers. These great changes, he urged. aru not
in ,he power OF Congresscs OF pasl[atncrits; they
nro In tsie ordering Ut Nature. uni people must
accept them, alwaYs cndcayoring, not ~ aggra.
iIlRt ii Parliament would koep out nf foreign
brolIs,-tf It would conduit tho GoycEnEent Of
liz, country at au expenditure Of fG0, ,000, ,O03 iu
stead OF ESQ, ,Oo0 0o0 IN Tic yenr,-if It would de-
intorcst rnthcr tllau to those which Involve tho
sacritlce of blood and treasure tn rol,oto aands,
such times Of depression would vldt England
more rarely,
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T11E rRInurE nRANo1f nrF1oEs.

pstfnne shronfhont The city. ~ pare cteabfahe!
eow, whoTe d.sttite1snta vii ,e isEcn fof tS lama
price charged ~ tho Mats tlce aod viii he received
mil o'clock during tho week, sad unttl
y. Ii, sIMMs, Bootsele's and stationcEs, 17s
.: M WxLpEN. NezsdesIe,. st4ttoner. ete.. 1909
!ODEllr THItUMaT0Nt West.NIde News Depot, I
hl4e itanday, corner Of nsf!!ed.M
o9ods, TO LATEST, corner Lincoln.
a0u1s ". H.. kEEnE Ptihttnz - aed 4. AdXertE;inR
AKknt. views and Stationery DEPOT @95 EH1t uvnlon-
N.s hGkMttn InaAl!a and RelIh.
, 1879-07-14
A VIfrlpIa Jaalgu,

VirQtnta has model Judge. md his name IA
Barkalalc. AZ ila,itar Court llonsu two mon
weru lighting, 4 crow4 stood around seeing
Ills fuu Watch III htnd. tho Judge stopped
md said to thu principals: ut YOU ars horo
t,yo minutes hence will jail YOU" Tie fight
ended Ut 0uce.
, 1879-07-14

Alwsya reliable and atfcacious. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup never lsapp0Ipta 1nottlcrn and nur4cs. but
cusc4 At unce the ttoubleso1la Diseases OF baby.
hood Sold eyesyWhefe 1t rs caRt4 hotla,
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ti,o iittlo suck in Athens County, vt,ero
Urpsycnor laa been at work, Thas will Atfoct /
local aucstfons 1ncrciy,n -.
Wien viii lie campaign npcn in Qhioin
"Alout Tic mitltlle of Auglst. Farmers
must trst get through with their hsrvcet-work
before il,cy curago In t,oiitics. They won't pay
sny pttontton 10 # until tIlrp,''
rnpa,npur1.r,v vtxws,
nr upos s e ,aeet Gys 81 gts's pot rms Tna
uSk interviewer lireeten ~ = 1s'S NaionaS poli.
osc ... ,t ' Nv n ,he United States
.,es' s ,ntn w,tn tst,,'a.r Msn ~ shsn H. Smith,
A.. a.1l.t. Mnat " ~" 'u'''A " '1'~
Mr. sni1snt" ,.,,a,a o,,ort I, hcrc. :, RI.
Inetc soT5 H r;ansiu nti ,ntercstes IN liz SUBJ
P'seo "''' op'''''' '''os''''
Then yer ylo neup,1 ~ III tha inn,trcr' wth
In your m!nds!n euEgesaeu ans Luz 'uau''s'' VA"
psesglsnse o. wsas vi !. liz ~ man rbo ,hc ho
people will !s,doTae. 60 iar as ~ see M aho LAX
ABOUT ufant tGe's .. ~ w ,nor. mi ~ whaf
liat arg ouIns..H nia M ~, hc ,nn"t, .a,d shnnt
'ey IT. H,sI rrast .S'' mssa Of RcpuSI,cans arc moi
trqnb m ,, thins thc Hercan pcon1e co ,ta
,,oS Wv "onsnnMtivo Trrsiicnt from t1hinr i;
aiosG, ~ t,c sntcrricvcr wiz thn insrnton
~ gna1'nw thn roo I)cacun wis Tho shsrn poInt
nj iI,nt horrible doubt,
III tiont know whether the rcoplo care 10
very much about Tint thing. Ohio seems natu.
rnjfy to dron into lipc. Years neo Il used to t.e
V,rynin. don't think tho pcunic OF Ohio care
nnrffri,iarlv about It, don't think they have
anv Stafc pride in tic natter,
nothing.
"fhcrc doesn't seem 10 be AM body elsa loom
tnv m int Gah,nk Ohio would casi M u1any
votcs for anY othrr good man as for one OK hcr
own ritt7cns. 90 mi al our State prt,lc is con-
ccrnctl. 1 think wo lave been pretty we'll
ireasri.H
, 1879-07-14

''Ae for tho uso Of sanlorsl's jamaica Qtnge. faI
diseases, said AIRS. pariinstaA. holding tho boitlu
M to tho light, 'lt IL OF tna beat specification
IN lhe world for nl! kinda OF n,slotes. friend u
mine used Il for scIatTca III tho head. anu forxot hi
pain, afteF In tEioA everything uluo. Nlest you.
iherua nDknfnQ like II ~ healing t0struna.H lkG
played Il solitary game of rbev on tho mat.
, 1879-07-14

IN fht estun. thee tin,s m f<&s - cents PR IN.
&krfton. Each additional f,ns 10 cents.
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....- PERSONAL
~
IN Gh,s column. thr4* inss sest Is ctHt PEI IN
seftiaa. Eaca 4d4iifioHui ilnf. 10 cents.
13kNSONAL- -GESTLkMAN. uALTO. ANXIOUS
kn1w Where Eaa a0u Indy mot on Hteamer li49Y.
Thursday, Juno ~; lost Alruaa Disappointed Friday
oyruUK, H. TflbnnH OI1!c6.
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RIO 1.kET-nr BAIRD d DtADLEF. 1toou le. 90
l. 1asa!lc-at.: ,
~ vtHcenncs.sy., a.Nory and tasemen: stone 'front.'
INA pinceanea nv. 2.ktOry aud baaetcnt atong ffont.
~ c.ums " 3,.t1ty .nd msien,eit st9a. froat
iii twenty. .aftt.st 3.1torJ aud basement brick xs,
q Ttnty 'fourth's., 3'atory and hascneot brick.
lila Psalrte.av.. e.storY franc. modern !lnpsove-
asfs sssS nn soy ns1a oSa aop g ya
Hao!ns toe families. 1Ia aud III Cottage arove.av.,
"''' ' WEST SIDE. --.-.,....
S3p and $50 Casrollay. 2ftory and basement stons
Az Garro:av;: s.story ana basement stone. so
nacl,ient brlsk. near Ind Ind stesin car Sls
lto0t!s fuF tArtra northwest corner satKan'ru and
!:.,sn.s ii fante. !. III cey!o nv. s,.o earn
GutsseuI sho3er'st.. ncar SUrth.ay. 70 per month.
u" e's'our''p''efS; S6tsIff sattfff s1bE: g.:
,:ssoFv and basement brick. Do1swsEe'pacc near
W;iluroa'st.. as't'aoeE e,s,Y,Es ata basement.
Isl. 1sy sndios Cottage 0soyc.ss, corner Twenty.
ssth'st' froasl"s on costnao oro'o aad soush rsse
ito Ase!,cr.av.
it North ts1na1'st.
l9t Larrahcg-at,
r.,.,,s,s SUBURBAN.
ii South EYanstSn-Two a.ssety frsne hotsas, will
be put Ii Haod coal!tion and rouiri Il INV ratcs.
ss1s ii, 4 qsE aka x
be nat II Eo9!, order ssl. rcnte,i sety ciseap;
Iynwood plca,ai.iy located restaunccs At vury low
:sy ts a 81 yse e n1s s
5a a21 s:s M s s sse s :.s 'sH ss -
with large lot snl lafn. In cnfnrete order.
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REAL ES'T.ATk: WANTED.
yXJASTED-aU0 ACHES OR MORE or IOWA
w land; cash down will be- paid for q harzain. Adj
dress III. Tribune ot[ct.
X1ANTED-wE HAVE CASH CUSTOMERS FOR
w any prupefty OH tho AvcnMeA south or Mhlrty.
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