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HATUHDAYfH FIRE


account Of tho burning Of wllat has been
known az tho I1onoro Building, located on
tue northwest corner OF Adams and Doar-
born streets, and opposite the ineompletctl
Oustom.lIouse. Th5 fire occasioucd unusun1
co'nlnotlon ia the city, Tor sevornl renHous.
The 'blook Of buillings-for sncl, it WINS
practically-was ono OF the largest and most
costly Ct tic New Chicago. II was the
temporary nbiding.placo Of tlio Poa.- Office,
and Gen. SIIEn1pAS's Military Headquarters.
The Chicago l. Alton Railroad had recently
moved its general oflcos there. And there
.wero also soyoral Of tha leading law-ofIlcca Of
tho city, Including those Of 1snAm 4 LIN
COLIN, LAWRENCE, CANpuE1.L l. LAwnxxoE,
mud PADDOCK IL IpE. The location Of tho
building. uonr the centre of tho city,
mud In tho ndghborhool Of some Of
tue leading hotels, theatres, newspaper
Offices, and other business blocks, natu-
rally aroused general feeling OF ap-
prchcnsion. Fortunately, thoro was little
wind, and tho prompt appearance and cili-
c'ent working Of the Fiyo-Departmont, In
apIto Of tho intonso cold; confined tho confla
b1N"aoA "'tAsa wv "AA1a "4Itiu ~ O1!ElHAtEQ-
This was the second fro on tho saps spot.
A stmilar building Ind boon completed iust
before tho Great Firo Of 1871, aud shared then
the common fato Of destruction. Tho pres.
enk structure WIZ erected by 1lr. 1Ioxonx
almost immediately, but chiefly at tho ex-
pcnso OF tho Connecticut. MUTUAL Insurance
Company. which ultimately bought it under
mortgage sale. It remained unoccupied
for several years, and haa uuly been fully
tenanscd within the past few months. It Is
tho third experience OF tho Chicago Post
Ohoo With tho familiar are.6end. Tha first
wins III Tho Fire OF 1871, when the uovcrn-
mont Building. now known as Hnyorly,a
Theatre, was gnIted and abandoned. Tho
second was III tho largo aro Of July II, 1874,
whom tho otdoe WIS located iu tho old
Methodist Church ct,fco corner Of Wa
bash avenue and Congress- street. Tho
Poat'Oalco haa now boon moved 10 tho
now Singer building, which has already
passed. through tho ordeal Of fro twico, aud
lnay hopefully bo regarded as exempt from
any now attack for some tinlo to como.
The loss by Saturdays fro will hardly ex-
Good $4,000, OF which 500, 600 is on tho
building Tho structure was eroctod In 1872
on tbs alto Of ono destroyed by tho fro OF
The previous year. It cost so50,00 Of
which amount s10p, ,OOO was borrowed from
tho Connecticut Mutual Lite. Insurance Com.
pany, which Ind loanod $500, 900 To orcot
tho old building. Tho property fell flpalIy
Into the lands Of the Company, which bid it
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springftcitl's Population Already
Increased lty Numerous
Now Arrivals.
Logan Reserved as to Newspaper Men,
but Profu:o rs to Legis-
lators,
Tho Scramble for tho Minor oHioaa
Engaging 1ts Share Of
Attention,
At SPRINGFIELD,
MfcIdf Di&p1tcA 10 TIA Tftauas.

Of tho staggering nollttc!an AZ to fourncvcti
from the rallway.statiop u tho hotsl, enffi.
noisy, md proEanc, Al tho 1a1opd th,, ,norn'
Ing about lou gentlemen hava n1rcn,,y nr,lyrt1.
and scarcely room Of any kind csn In ,,o,,
at TINT hostclry without il haytnr bern
previously enuurea. rhts croxrd <v,,I hn
greatly incrcasel bv ,he o1rlvnt n I'm
mub to-rnorruw morninr. Tlo,e m tho ,ro,,,,d
At tho present time ara nnstjy rnnlttato. for
some Office. commanding viii, tha, ~ 1r,,,o,,
Btatcs 6cnator on5 g,,,no r., ,,o,s,, ~ .,,..,.,"
stokcr for ,ho 1tou.c ~ ,,unro.,rto,tr.. A.,
Of these hare claims unon ,he na,sv. .nI ill., ,
Mrs. Leo uuntor,t frcnd. IN !. 1.;c I'll, !, ,,a.
arc colebrated for tl,cir ,rcrt. M .s,,,.. !.
Prominent amonr thc ,rrt,o,. ho~o 49,. T"h,.
Logan md !a frsen,ls on,i fam,,r ,sha ,,oro -,
trct,ched thctnsclycs 1ch,nl n t,srrtrr ~
which no uewsnancr corrrsno,"tsn. ran s1e.,o rera
trato. Tim worm av,,n,t,,tss aa'1 ~. s t.. no.s.
seuatbtfttfe. ~ +I,o ro..n,sas 49,. s~s-'
chilled by Tim sro.tv ro,tconoa - "" a.'
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TIVE CHICAGO TErHrEx hns established branch otlces
or the ttse1pt Of subscriptions ana advertisements II
ptlows:
NEW T0nT-Koom u 7,,i,nn. inlldins. TT. No.
AppEN, Mkna9er.
rAH1e. Franre-So 10 i.ne IT, IA Grange Bale!ierr.
B.MANIxn Agent.
LONDON. Ena.-Amnetcan Exchange. 80 st1tnd.
HkAk1 +. 0lLLIn. Agent.
kAN FnANC1SCo. Ca1.-Pkt4cs Hotel
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Scarlet teYer Is spreading 30 rapidly ia New
York that III tpilcmLc Ia feared.

Sweet cider 1t the White House On New.
Years Day. No sticks tn II,
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HAm1ln8 Theatre.
C1srk street. opposite. the Conft. .liou,s Eng1ee
meot Of Miss Fanny uorrinR. ''Rad ifaud."
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i0oieys1 Thrntrr.
Randolph street. tsfwetn CIatk end f.aHAtlt. En-.
gaSeruent Of Hcss Opera Company. "MIRnou."
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Academy Of Music.
na1*ttA ttfeet- between Nadtson md Monroe. VI
ftet5 entertainment.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

nf MAt1r-sK KAnvANCE-r0STAaH rHKF4ID.
EaEgn+ one }faf.
iIIA AW 1saf. pef month. LOO
enndty Edition: Literary and Religious Duub3
GstN
Saturday Edition, twelre pafrs ..,........,... xUO
WEEKLY Rn1T1ON, POSTPAID.
nh4 eotT. Err fesr,.. .......,8 t.f0
I!Gn u iQof, tNl
[ihu pt xDQV
Specimen copies sent nee.
Give PoatUn!ce Aidsesa ia fu1t fne1udlpR EtAto and
County.
Rernttancts sury ba made either By sraft. e1rrcu
Fost 0dtt oFleF+ or In reKtatsrrd letter, r1k
TERMS 70 C1TT sCDseAtBKn3.
Daily. delivered. Sunday excepted. Is cents ref week
Da!ly. delivered. SUNDAY fnelde1 10 eents rer week.
Addte0 THE TttlnuNE COMPANY,
Garner Madlson aud Dearborn stR,. Chicago, III.
o1defs fot the delivery Of THK TRInExz ut Eyanstop
fnnfewood and Hyde rsrk tetk ia the counting rooHt
EiItfetefe prompt attention.
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Mov1cAer'A Theatre.
Nsdlaon street, between Dearborn and ssste. ''Des.
&I-A
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11nver1y's Thcntrr.
Dearborn street. corner Of ltonroc. Engagement Of
tho Park Theatre Company. "IutricAnsa."
, 1879-01-06

metropolitan Theatre
Cttrk street, opposite Sherman H,usc. ynfietJ en-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24

honesty and efficiency IN officials than 10
have them constantly under the vieilant
eye n pres WHOSE knowledge Of their
conduct u commemorate with It. real IN
efforts 10 promote the public good, and a
newspaper which has IT, columns filled
with correct information Of the conduct Of
officials Of the people among whom u "
most widely circulated, accompanied with
a temperate, consideratc criticism of any
Of their misconduct or short cominga docs
not ofcn fail 10 correct any palpable
abuse. II cannot accomplish this by inu-
crdo, insinuation and vague intimaiion.
The people prefer 10 know the facts and 20
Judge 70 some crfcni, for themselves. II
facts are damaging 10 officials, they smart
under the exposure, and cmemhcr the
punishment and have most holy horror
n IL repetition. and seek safety from u
generally, in better conduct. am gratih-
Ell TO sse the uticranccs of your own paper
again-t extTavagance In the administration
of the financial affairs o. our own county,
and your disposition To come doun upon any
Official offending against economy. But
regret that you have. while exhibiting
this commendable spirit, omitted TO lay
heisre readers a correct statement Of the
financial operations Of the County Court
during the last three administrations, 20
that the people Of the county may see Tor
themselves where the fault lies and hold
only the real offenders 10 proper account
ability. Our censures should only be d.
recied against ,he guilty. The serpent u.
self does not strike at random except du-
ring the dog days, when Il Is afflicted with
ocular blindness.
have taken the trouble 10 copy from
the orier-books Of the County Court the
expenditures for the last eight year., the
last ending the lst MONDAY In June. 1879.
These are the fiscal years Of Judge
Sauhcy and Judge l.ytle. and arr ~ FOL
lows.
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xorrs OF srRsFvr Errvrs.

- Corn cold IN Bath county lat week.
NJ 20 to 30 cents ucr harrcl in the field.
The terrible accident on the Michigan
Central mentioned IN our last issuc viii
cost that Corporation 100000.
The Louisville and Nashville and
Great southern r. r. stock has genuine
boom, having jumped up to 20 In Louis
vile in the past few days.
- The munchcrs got away with 1880.
900 bushels Of Peanuts last year and the
growing crop il estimated At but i,iio,0oO
bushels. Bad show Tor the Fairs next
Fall.
Total number Of new cases Of yellow
Fever reported At Memphis Tor last week
50; whites, ~ colored, II. To date, g.
4s0 Total deaths from Yellos Fever for
the week, 81; to date, 456.
An unsuccessful attempt to rob the
Somerset National Bank was made on the
the night OF the 10th. The burglars got
inside by smashing blind, bu, ne safe
was too much for them,
- The Governors Of the thirteen origin
al States assembled at the call Of Gov.
Holiday, Of Virginia, at Independent
Hall, Philadelphia, last week and organ
lied for a fl Centennial Celebration Of the
surrender Of lord CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
on October 10, 1881.
This Is the probable Ohio arrange
ment Grant for President, Foster for Vice
President, Sherman for United STATES Sen
ator, Tafi for Secretary Of War or Attor-
ney General, and Garfield hanging on to
the ragged. edge Of that long-deferred
promise Of the speakershipl
80 The number Of failures reported in
the United States during the third quarter
ending October I, 1879, is 1862, with liza
bilities Of sl5,275,55O against 1858 fail
ures for the same quarter in 1873, and $780,
37s, 464 lisbililies. This shows the gratifv-
ing fact that the failures have been les
than half and the liabilities less than one
quarter the sum they were during the cor
responding period Of last year.
AT the meeting this week in Louis
vile, Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons, the
following gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing year; NJ. Ex.-J. II. Leath-
ers, Grand High Priest. NJ. tx w. La
Rue Thomas, Deputy High Priest. NJ.
Err. J. Laughlin, Grand High King
NJ. Ex.--lIoward Il. French, Grand High
Scribe. NJ. Ex.-A. G.. Hodges. Grand
High Treasurer. NJ. Ex.-Joseph II.
Branham, Grand High Secretary. The
Grand High Priest then appointed the fol-
lowing officers, who were also installed into
their respective Offices; Rev. Thos. L. Dud-
ley, Of Louisville, Grand Chaplain. Comp.
r. NJ. Farleigh, of Hopkinsville, Captsin
of the Host. Comp. Charles +. Dunn, Of
Louisville, Grand r. A. Captain. Comp.
Jos. T. Davidson, Of Louisville Grand
Gue nj
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Dissolution Of the LfneoIn County
Library Association.


At meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Lincoln County Library Association,
Squire John $. Murphy was called 10 the
Chair, and w. p. Walton made Secretary.
The Librarian pro tea made n report OF the
number of volumes in the Library, the
number charged TO stockholders, named
the assets Of the Association AMI presented
paper purporting TO be the Constitution
Of the organization. The permanent Sec
Rotary, J. NJ. Philips having failed to keep
any minute whatever Of the FIRST meeting
Of the body, there was no evidence that
the Constitution, 80 called, had ever
been adopted, whereupon il was moved
that the Secretary be instructed 10 destroy
the paper, which was carried by a unani-
nous vote. Mr.. @. A, c. Rochester NOV
ed that Committee be appointed 10 sell
the books and divide the amount received
pro rata among the members, or divide the
books as they deemed best. Mr.. s. s. Ny
ers moved TO amend 30 that those who had
contributed books be allowed 20 withdraw
them, and Mr.. j. w. Alcorn offered the
following substitute u the motion and
amendment;
stanford Female College the entire Library, 10 h.
held BY them for the benefit Of the pupils Of that
Institution forever.
The substitute was accepted and the res
olution adopted without dissenting voice.
On motion, the Chair appointed Messrs. j.
S. Hooker and w. y. Walton, a Committee
to deliver the books TO Mrs. S. G. True
heart, together with a copy Of these pro-
eeedings Ii was then moved that the
Lincoln County Library Association be
dissolved, which being carried, the meet
ing adjourned. j. s. MURPHY, Chm.
w. L. WAITON, Sec'y,
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tOMPARArIVE STATEMENT
or ne ."s soa ass ss,. . ssc ;sss. Of
AdntfnfsfraffOns.

To ne Efl0r " ne Interior Journal
Whilst | cannot recognize IN the
present an era Of economical reform, Il
must be admitted that there is a very gen.
eral desire among the masses Of the peO-
pie that the expenses Of government. Fed
eral, State, County and Municipal, shall,
II possible, be diminished, and that the
greatest benefit shall be derived from the
Of governmental aAains at
the least possible cost. No citizen, ! am
sure, in or out Of office, is more anxious 10
see this result accomplished than myself,
and nothing gives me more solid aatlsfae-
tion than 10 ace the press Of the country
lending liz Aid 10 educate the masses Of
people up 10 AN active, honest spirit Of
economy and reform, especially when ] am
convinced that Ia admonitiOns are given
In god faith and its criticisms are not ut.
Tered al random, and hit wide Of the mark.
Nothing j. better calculated 10 promote
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24

Several gifs are on route from remote
States. Many Of the brides neighbors sent
her substantial tcstimoniala, such a. flour,
hams, &c. Friends Of all classes seemed 10
vie In showing their love for one 40 truly
theccnirc o. every ennobling characteristic.
The trosscau u the bride IL unusually clc-
CANT, yet none y 20 fitted TO shine In beauty
uoat.r,cI
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FULL BLAST i!
MANUFACTURERS

We know that we possess peculiar al.
vantages In the line Of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
And have in stock the largest aud by
far the most varied and desirable as
sortment ever offered in this market
These goods we're manufactured 10 our
order in the leading factories of Lynn.
Harwell aud Rockland. Mass, and
BOUGHT BY THE CASE FOR
CASH,
And every pair comes bright, fresh
and smooth, directly 10 our hands
without tho interposition Of middle
men, and hence we can and are ceiling
MEMS KIP BOOTS AT SIPS
-AND-
MEMS FULL STOCK DOUBLE
SOLE BROGANS AT Zoe.
And all other goods in like proportion.
Pass our Boots and Shoes and IL will
cost you money. Our line Of
LADIES, MISSES AND chill
DREN'S SHOES
Sstrictly Custom Made. were select
ell with the greatest care and scrutiny.
and we guarantee that a. to
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24
SEW ADVERrlSEMENTs.
AssIasEE'S SALE

A Assignee Of AhsolOm March, Wiil Oner al pub
lio sale, Al tbs Caldwell iarm VI W. A. Irvine on
the Barnes MIL fike, 0n Tuesday, Oct. ~, 10,
tessi l-yr.-Oid, yearllns and heller Calves,
all Young Mays and all recorded in the fth, 5ih
and sih Volumos Of the short-horn Reoofd Podi-
Sees furnished on day Of sale. Al same time aud
place, will sell rs - cold Cattle. Terms on day
81 sale. IMNNAk MILLION. Assignee
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NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION OF CoLPARTNERsHIP.

The partnership heretofore existing between lno.
Hausrf and Richard Mycr l. hereby dissolved BY
mutual consent. Richard Mycr j. authorized 20
COLLECT al debts and pay ~ liabilities q the oon-
cern. JOHN uAISEM
gss-u RICHARD MlEA
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''r to furnish our customer. -i,a article. IN our
6., n. A.. -. 49,. l.. l. a.
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heaiizlng the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents who would be glad 10 gite their ehiidreu
a musical education. could they Afford 10 puIehase
ior them good instrument Al reasonable price,
we have decided 10 sell ave hundred hne Cabinet
Organs on tho following terms We will put the
price Of the organs down 10 ESQ aad purchasers
can pay $40 each aud tho remainder We will d.
vide " into small monthly payments Of " each.
which gives the purchaser one year and six nonihs
10 pay the remainder. Please think what a saw
Ing Of thirteen cents per day will do Coz your chill
dren' The above organs are made Ia hnsl-clasu
II 10 and OF hrsi-class material The eascs arc Of
solid black walnut They have two full ssis OF
rcsss and seven stops, three Of which run all the
way through, making them equal n ien-siop or.
sana Of other makes. The keys are Of pure ivory.
A guarantee Of ave years goes with each organ.
icraons outside Of the ely who dnd Il nconyeniont
10 cay AZ oaf warcrooma, can have a ciTculAr con-
'aining cuts aud hl dese ripiian .ent them on APP
pieaiion, Persons desiring rianas can obtain them
fum rs Al prices and on ierms equaliy As good a.
ia organs.
u Of The purchase money Ca organs and o on 4
'lan's saved by saying you saw ,hi. erer In Tho
a rKKiQE JouKNAL,
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Obifuary.

DIED.-At the residence OF his grand father, Mr.
p. u. Hays: near Honey Grove Texas Jiinmie
Paxton, sou Of feliy and Jennie Hays Huffman.
aged 3-yeaFs and six months aud ten days. "suE
er liitle children to come unto me, Or Of such Is
the Kingdom OF Heaven"
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AGENCY
STYLE. WEAR AND FIT

SI1 LII. WEhh NM I'll
They can not he excclled. Every
pair warranted. In
HATS AND CAPS.
We arr resolved that our House shall
be headquarters. determined rs we are
10 ever have on hand stock not 10 he
surpassed In Central Kentucky. Our
NOTION AND GENTS UNDER.
WEAR DEPARTMENT
Will be kept fully apace with other
lines. bought strictly Tor cash and with
a special view to
PRICES. QUALITY AND STYLE.
Our opportunities for supplying the
trade are peculiar. and when the con.
sumine public considers the additional
fact that We
SELL ONLY FOR CASH
AMP
STRICTLY FOR ONE PRICE,
They must conclude, in all truth and
candor, that TO pass our stock signi.
fes defniielya
Loss or MONEY.
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II is estimated that S39,92O,OOO will
be required for all The branches of the
Postal service during the next fiscal year.
The total amount expected 10 be received
as revenues is sS2,2l0,OOO, leaving a de-
feit 10 be provided for by Congress Of ST.
10000. This year the appropriations az.
Rregaied S5,457, $40.
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plated s250 extra sent by expires on receipt Of
price. Clrcular nee on application 10
n. p. TRUMAN A CO..
Manufacturcrz' Agents,
q Courier-Journal Block, Louisville, Ky.
Batteries repaired. Mention this paper SsS-if
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REMOVAL.

We have moved our stock of Millinery Goods 10
Man sirrct, opT-asitc NolunerCal iiotsl, uherc -
vill In ieW days opcn q very sclett line q rpe-ls
Call and .He us.
SLIT MRS SUSAN N. wARREN.
MitS BETTE hRuCE
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Hon. +. Polk JOHNSON is also 10
be on the editorial staff of Governor
Underwood's paper, at Bowling Green.
Logan a johnson, Par mobile FatrWo,.
The paper is bound TO be A No. /.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24

The management have the pleasure Of announc-
ny that the distribution ON the ilth Of last Nuyen-
Quoted BY a coHinittce Of honorable qenilpu,gn
nom various poftiuna Of the slate, and the mn.
niuns miihiully delivered 10 those holding tickets
for thein. The same honest dealing will MARA the
next disiflhuil"ni bat u ia he on a larger and
sfandef scao than the last a. the prciniuu mn
will shoN.
Agents wanted sanpo Copy aent nee. Adinss
j. .. hEfStn. President.
''- NeWp0rf. Av.
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1teAt'hNf W. 80 Aofes
four statement grew from the fact that
the amounts allowed at Judge Browns
first two Courts Of Claims exceeded those
Of Judge Lytle's. But Mr. Miller ex-
plains that the first Court Of Judge Brown
belonged to the last year Of Judge Lytls's
administration, hence our mistake.--ED.l
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24

The Governor has appointed John
Feland, of Christian, l.. ID. Husbands,
of McCracken, and II. A. Tyler. of
Fulton, special court to try the Blu
ford appeal. Some doubts exist as to
whether Mr.. Feland can act. he hav-
ing been reelected to the next Legis
lature.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-10-24

GOVERNOR BLAcKBURS told a gen.
tleman from this county who took
petition to him that he would in no
case pardon before conviction. If
the old gentleman will stick to that,
we can partially excuse him for the
great num- er that hepardons after
conviction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE OK TO LET.

L,OR SALE OR RENTAL RYE, FULLY FURNISHED
House. 10 rooms; ~ splendid situation: neigh
borhood unsurpassed: mile from depot will
cheap till May /, for L. NJ LUTHER 326 Green
wich
GREAT BARGAINS IN COUNTRY SEATS FARMS
Oand Houscs within p miles OF the
invest WIN. II. HoYr Co, Vanderbilt av.. opposite
Grand Central Depot.
JRvINGroN.-ELEGANT SITE OF 20 ACRFs: USsUR-
lpassed for extended viows and other attractions with
valuable improvements at bargain. WM. II. HOYr *
CO. - Vanderbilt av., opposite Grand Central Depot.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN. HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
L,OR SALE LOw--FACTORY IN HOBOKEN NEAR
ferry plot 1OOxlOO feet; buildings 9iNiOp feet: 90
horse engine and boiler. JOHN CURTIN, 90 West st.
DARE CHANCE FOR INvEsTMENT-22 ACRES OF
lthgh and meadow Land: on Torrele av:. Jersey City
Heights, crossed by Northern Railroad New Jersey al
Tyler Park station, also BY Oswegc Midland upon
good rcSdense barn large poultry house well
fenced cold spring water In abundance 10 minutes
from Pavonia ferry by spmeI
from the PREMISES especially adapted factory dairy
poultry or gardening purposes choap tor cash A.
W. d.. % West Broadway.
S1 Sn CASH 500 YEAR. WILL BUY HANDSOME
DlOOthree story House Lot; rooms. gas water good
neshborhood convenient to all ferries only 81 $50 Send
stamp Tor Record
GIBSON, a. Montgomery ST.. Jersey City
To Let Lease.
CENTEEL TEN BOON HOUSE. EVERY MODERN
" inprovement six minutes from Liberty street Jerry,
on jersey City Heights; rent $50 monthly. Address
OWNER. box I4o Herald Office.
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DOR sALE-MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, TW,
story building. i4lxo2 in city, $4,000 5000 cash
elegant Villa with 30 lots l52d ST. and Nicholas
SlO0,OOO. half cash; Lots 123d ST. near Boulevars
81 900 each. W. A. BARNES, IL East 3lst st.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-03-13
CONSTIPATION.

Is a disease-maker to all human beings
 The rich and poor, the old and young
 male and female are it's regular victims,
 At the bedside, the physicians first question is, how are your bowels?'
 This condition has many causes, and leads to many diseases, as follows: h. digestion, acid stomach, heartburn, bill iousness, sick headache, torpidity of the liver, collie, flatulency, inflammatory diseases, nervousness, loss of appetite etc, etc., These conditions, whether aflict- ing old or young, can all be relieved by the use Bailey's Saline Aperient which is a pleasent and sparkling pur- gative, acting speedily and freely upon
 the stomache, bowels and liver; giving tone and strengh to all relieving indi- gestion; curing sick headache, heart burn and acid stomache; cools and quiets in levers never produces pam or nau sea; acts gently upon the skin and kidneys, and is the cheapest medicine ever offered.