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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21
VECENTS A LINE
che GLOBE Want & Employment Bureau

4EVsft.ssmSnls IN Tn. eoiumn<., pubItsAsd @.
500 cent? hn< each tnsertie,., out In s7ss, ss
srovs she efficiency Or tAs GLOBE a. a. ssVsy.
,:sin9 n>dtu,a, and slso to aid Ms unemployed,
0s DiU pu6ttsh FOR twenty-five cents, . hres-Itns
adUsrtisensnt, Of Situations Wanted and SItus-
ttens O6ersd and continue tho adusrtisensnt ur,-
III The object sought for to accomplished For
ttssnsy5sDs cents fa< out Of work can advsr-
fsse for situotion until he finds one
Each Tins sper tho three, to cost foe esass r4y
tn zach insertion.
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NJ. WARNER, Auctioneer established 1856, az
y. East Third street. corner of Cedar The Oldest
moet rel able aucoueer IN st Paul Will give strict
personal attent ton to all sales of Lands, Houses,
Lott, Household Furniture, and property OF every
description consigned to him for sale Charges 10 ser
thar other reliable b nae In the CITY 283
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MAN EDA situation clerk in q good retail
w grocery house, ten years experience in the city
trade Of Chicago. Address F. W l., GLOBE Office.
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NTANTED-By young man II to IS year, age,
w who is thoroughly competent posit- q a.
book keeper, bill clerk, or employment at ace
work; ia an excellent penman. References mr.
nished. Will mske himself generally useful Ad-
dress g.. this Office u
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-21

YETANTED-By steady, reliable man, situation
Wv as night watchman, or where he can make
himself generally useful. Address Nelson this Of
fee
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A SAILORS LAST MESSAGE.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 2O-A Halifax spe-
cial says: A bottle was picked up on the
beach on the southern side of CrowIey's
island, at the entrance of Chebouge harbor,
containing a small piece of paper on which
the following was written: "May, 1885,
North lat, AZ deg, A min, west, lon, AZ
deg, 1O7 min; bark Jane. Glasgow, in fog;
sprung leak three days ago; sinking fast; ali
the crew worked day and night at the pumps
yesterday; one boat gone; crew of eleven men
taking to the one boat left. God have mercy
on Us. Signed HENRY LYNoH, Master.
KEMBLE's CLEARANCE.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 20-The perjury cases
against VIM. Ell. Kemble, Chas. b. Salter
and Jessie r. Cromford were called for trial
this forenoon, and juries were empannelIed.
There being insufficient evidence to make
out the cases, the jurors in each case, under
instruction from the court, rendered a YER
dict of not guilty.
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
LoGANsPoRT, Ind, Nov. 20.-Yesterilay af-
ternoon, while section hands had rail up
on the Wabash road, near Burrows station.
eight miles west of this place. west bound
freight train came around the curve and the
engine and eight cars badly wrecked. En-
gineer Babcock died soon after being extri-
Gated from the debris. The fireman, Jno.
Roridan, had his feet mashed aud received
internal injuries, probably fatal. The track
men had placed no warning before taking
up the rail.
AN OHIO SHOOTING AFFAIR.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-Patrick Carr was
shot and killed in saloon at the village of
Carbondale, Athens county, on Thursday
night, by Frank Tolliver. The two had had
some misunderstanding few days before,
but at the time of the shooting witnesses
say there was no quarrel; but that Carr
playfulIy said he would shoot Toiliver with
his pipe, whereupon Toiliver drew his pistol
and shot. Tolliver escaped.
MORE SHOOTING.
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Services at the Tarsoms Churches To-day.

SeTrtces 0t he Various Chnrches Io-odV
BAPTIST.
First Baptist church, Rev. e. @. Woods, pas
tor; corner Heunepin avenue and Fifth street
Services at 1890 A. N. and 1880 P. NJ. Sab.
bath school at II II.
Fifth Avenue Baptist church, Rev. =, Gates.
past.r; corner Fifth avenue and Ninth street,
northeast corner)-Services at 1870 A. NJ. and
1880 P NJ. Sabbath school at IL NJ
Oivet church. (E D. Rev. Sewell Brown.
pastor-Services at IL A. NJ. aud 7:30 P. NJ
Sabbath school Immediately following morning
services.
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Through Chicago & E:st,
ern Express. .........,
Through Chicago h East
ern Express. .........,
lows 4 MINI. DIV
Prairie do Ohisn, At
wsukee & Chicago Ell
st. L l. Kan City Ex.
OHatonna Accommodate
So H.JS aYl-U,
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SITUATIONS wANTED...MaIes.

TTJANTED-Situation in Who esale or Retail house
w bya young of e, perence. Good ref
erences. Can keep books. Address A. b., GLoBs
Office. 326
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Minneapoiis s. ~. Louis Railway short
Line. Iowa Route. via Burlington.
New line between Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chi
cago. Short line via Burlington, running through
express trains with PULLMAN PALACE CAR
SLEEPERS TO ST LOUIS WI HOUT CHANGE
% mics shorter than sny other route.
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FIVE CENTS ALLNE
AUCTION SALE,

D K ,VANAGH will offer this week at q very
low price a large bankrupt stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing Overcoats, etc etc., st No. SO East
Third street 314.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
PIattevilIc PiCkings

DrAR TGlguSE:-To-doy is being
held our GIst city election. Two
tickets Gre IN tho field. "Law and
Order AntiLicense Ticket" Glow
Taxes, License and Charter Reform
Ticket
To-day's election attaches an ua-
usual local interest Local interest
did | say Aye more. For is not
one of the State Normal Schools
located here 2 And is not this Nor
NAL School patronized by parents
residing in different parts OF our
commonwealth And are not these
parents desirious that the tempta-
tions to evil practices, lying IN the
pathway OF their sons be as lew as
possiblo And furthermore, has
not PlatteyilIe been beacon hsh'
to the surrounding country IN inc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
NUMBER Il.

cause ot temperance know that
during tho YEAR aud a half OF anti
license there has been d1nkinS
there have been on oru streets
drunken men. Bat what does this
prove Not The failure ot anti IL
eense. hu; the utter contempt for
law on the part Of those who "put-
teth the cup TO their neiyhbors lips"
While writing | learn that the
"LieeuSr' ticket is ahead aud along
the evening air, are horne'the shouts
al victory. |. was a hotly contested
conflict, Perhaps in my next | may
give further particulars,
Phil Allen and DR.. Huntley aa-
dressed crowded house on the sub
ject of temperance ON last Sunday
evening.
Death has entered the home OF NJ.
Z. Rindlaub, editor Of the |IltacSs.
and borne away little Ada, aged 9
yenls. one Of the sweet ones Of his
household, 70 Bro. Riudanb is eX-
tended the warmest sympaties of his
many friends OBSERVER.
Patlcyigc, Ap,n lS 1850.
y. S.--Ou the straight ticket Lii
censp il one aheed - 800 straight
votes for License
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
REV. DIR. HUSTLEY, President o

Dr,, no UrNTIry president al
;'a,,;,, dol;yorod ii.
a App'''0N n, r,., yran,no ),
'o''1 IN ,f,na.y avo,,;no 70
'ii' WY N"'' " ~. A.
-, l,,a.,,.a ,is n,st ron.
Ane ~ "'' ana th;oI,ar
u'a''o. 90 ha;,o of he
IuHy Ju'''' 40 ~; ..,ioos
committee ''F., 'oo'' ~ 49, c,,n~ =,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

From The last ChNnicle.
The Dodgeville town meeting vos'
od to restore the pay of supervisors
to s. 90 per day.
Dodgeville Temple of Honor is
Just booming New members being
initiated at almost every meeting.
Mrs, John Elyod, of this village.
died on "Wednesday morning, from
tho effects Of cold contracted last
Saturday, she being in n delicate
condition from her recent conhne-
meut. The bereaved husband and
little ones have the sympathy of our
entire community,
President Williams and Snrt.
Flynn, of the G. Il II. narrow gauge,
were in town Monday night, ca route
to Madison Mr. Flynn says that
the work of extending their road
east will be commenced shortly, and
they will have it through To Madison
by the middle Of next September.
A. Clyde, on Tuesday, a party OF
Young men were budding around
the stove in room over VIM. Thur
bers blacksmith shop, when the
floor gave way, procipitating most
OF them to the shop below. One
yourp man, who was of tho side OF
She room when the catastrophe oc-
Cured, jumped through tho wiz.
dow to tho ground below, fourteen
feet. and ran for his life, The brok-
en- floor took fire from tho stove,
but the party coming down close to
the hlaclsmith's tub, tho flames were
extinguished without much damage.
Fortunately, 10 one was seriously
hurt.
Wm. Il Roberts. two miles north
Of town, lost two valuable COWS last
Saturday night, probably by poison.
The COWS in question, with two
cthars, we're tied securely in tho
bara on Saturday evening, they
were all right at nine o'clock that
night. but on Snnday morning, on
Going TO the barn, Mr.. Roberts son
found all Of them united and two Of
them dead, with every appearance
of having been poisoned. This
makes six cows which Mr.. Roberts
has lost in this mysterious manner
within the last three years, and no
desires us to say that prowlers will
find his premises q very unhealthy
locality after nightfall II Mr. Rob.
ertb' suspicious are correct wo sln-
cerely hope that the cowardly sneak
who did It may visit his premises
inst once too often for his owp
welfare.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
A PRINTER IL LuCK.-Tom Bish

A PRINTER IL LrCK.-Tom Blsh
op, formerly editor of the BoscobeI
Diut, and for the last three years a
''comp" in the Inter ocean office at
Chicago, has Just been allowed his
claim for original pension to the
amount of SO 500. The Republican
graduates Tom on his luck, and
hopes that now he will use some OF
his money in establishing a rafting,
roaring Grant newspaper Htch-
land Republican.
The subject Of this notice is
well known in the city, where he
worked for some years after the
war. State Jouimak
The above is all about o worthy
son of Mineral Point. We join his
numerous friends in congratulating
him. Every one here knows Tom
and they'll all be pleased to learn OF
his good luck.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15
SAFE of the Galena Narrow Gauge

SAFE of the Galena Narrow Gauge
Fron Tucrday's Daily Gazette Of this week.
The majority of the stock aud a
controlling interest in the Galena
and Wisconsin Narrow Gauge Rail-
road were Sold to-day to the North
western Railroad Company, who viii
proceed at once TO extend one OF
their trunk railroads to Galena.
They purchase our Narrow Gauge
Road only as q feeder. 1t is under
stood that their new road TO Ga'ena
will bo pushed forward this season,
and will bo completed before snow
falls. They will either extend their
old Galena branch from Frceport TO
Galena, or come up from their Dixon
.Ar Line, branching off at Morrison.
In the interest Of Galena, this Is
the most important move that has
been made in the last twenty years.
This secures us competition IN east
ern freights, and insures an era OF
prosperity to our city. We shall
publish fulI particulars in future.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Dr.. W. T. CAMPBELL the wei
known Occulist aud Aurist will Wis
it Mineral Point, May lst, at Dar-
lington May 10th, and remain one
week at each town. Permanent
cures guaranteed in diseases Of tie
Eye or Ear.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

~ Business Notices in local colamn,,
l,-d. aud in same type as ioesl news. wii.
charG d for 8; the rate Of y eents ptg line,
-ssh insertion. No business -o;ica published
This department, first Issue, for less than
:. NrHis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

THE St. Agnes Guild, by request
will repeat "Mrs, Jarleys' Wax
Works" an addition Of tab
leak and singing by Trinity church
choir, and the operetta Little Red
Riding Hood" by the children OF the
Sunday School, at the City Hall.
Further notice will oe given.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

tnra Tho Dr i bol3 rhirlzsr
and f., ,sAss Il, rf,;,.r nx,ra.s;.,,, ;,
his conviction If wbat Is riyb, His
command and ms, ~ ,s,rr,~a i
woudarfn, sometimes ap,onn,in,- al
most tn extrayaganen naver ann,r.
entity wanting for words with which
n slotha his ,hopch,s IN ,be mas,
forc;hls and c,,vinci,r m,n,er His
recitation OF Tue poem :" omans
W orh' was very 5000, ana served
aS Il very appropriate euo'uS 20 an
eNee''en' 'e''u'e'
Tar ouerv has been mt "a rs
npita often of l,ta ~ +, what tho
manavars nf the Southwestern Wis
Industrial Association intend doing
the present season in regard to
grounds Are they coinr 70 accent
the proposed Gift Of Mr. Washburne.
or what "If So is it not time to
bs ma and st;rr;ny ~ Srrh ara ,he
,pastiops and If hose who have
the matter under consideration
would give vent to their conclusions
in the city papers, it would set at
rest. for a time at least the minds
of curious and anxious people.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

this SttattL5r"' iatSs 1SS-'r 'N' '>-4 '''''''
tt vcBls.
]. C. ROBERTS has fresh fish every
week.
DElLER is off on a purchasing
zip.
IOARE BRos, can furnish any
thing in the music line.
Boss" Gray has gone east to
make selections for the spring trade.
THE pupils of the public schools
have entered upon the duties Of the
spring term.
Commencing with next Monday,
the City Mills will be closed two
weeks for repairs.
JAMES LESEHAN, having secured
position at CLIFTON, Iowa, left on
Tuesday for that place
WE are glad to note that the
street sprinkler is giving High street
The benefit of bis ministrations.
THE building of a furnace at Lin
den by some of its prominent cin-
zens is talked OF.
TIE new coat of paint on the
from. of the City Bakery improves
the appearance of that place very
much.
MRs. PEIpEAUX offers her home
stead for sale in advertising for
Here's a rare bargain for some
body,
TuE wife of Bjorn Biornsop, who
2 lived near Madison, has departed
this life. 1t was the name that xiii
cd her.
Miss ANNIE DIcKENSoN, OF Bel
mont, enlivened the homes OF many
friends in this city the past week
with her presence.
THE best and freshest groceries
of all kinds, canned goods, etc, can
he had at Wm. Perry's, at oeFY lo'c
prices. Call and prove It,
Rev. NJ. BENSON and wife have
been in the city this week. Their
wholesome presence is greeted by
every one here.
4. OSBORNE & SoS make q new
announcement this week. They are
selling way down, as the people Will
readily learn by reading the adver-
;isement.
Mrs. c. II. JAMES, is in Chicago
for the purpose of buying up a
choice selection of stylish Millinery
goods, such as will surely suit the
most pastideous.
JOHN MANLEY buys any and al
most everything in the shape OF old
iron. rags, bones, etc. Parties hav-
ing such to sell can get the highest
prices going from John.
A RUNNER seeking on every streeE
corner for ''cod" got beautifully
taken in by some of our mischievous
boys the other evening. we ADVISE
such kids TO 60 slow when away
from home and friends.
A party from Watertown has star
ted pop factory in this place, III
the building opposite Mark Terril's
hotel, The opposition here in man
uiactugiDg this beverage is likely to
secure for those who are inclined to
indulge a smacking good drink.
LITTLE Howard, the only child ol
Dir, and Mrs J. ". Bennett, was
hurled on Sunday, aged about
years. He was an exceptionally
bright and promising boy whose
death is terrible blow to the klnd
hdugent parents.
DIED, in the town of Waldwick
on Friday. April I'd. Mr.. William
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

COUNTY BoARD.-Tne result OF
the late election shows that the
county board for the ensuing year
will be composed as follows;
Arena-Wm. T. Rowe.
Clyde--Edward Kiu2ie.
DodgeviIe-Robert Wilson.
Eden-John ii Billings.
Observation-Disclosures Grant.
Linden-Francis Baker,
Mineral poiut-Jas. Weber,
Mini. Pt. city--lSt W. J. j, Ross
-2d W, Geo, Jeuck.
Miflin-J. w. Rewey
Moscow
Pulaski-Geo. L. Mason.
Ridgeway--Thos. X. Ryan,
Waldwick-Gla. G Cox
Wyoming-Johe L, Morris
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Mr.. ]. II. HoWDLE has sold part
of his herd of Short Horn cattle at
priyate sale-two of them for S35i.
and therefore concludes not to
have an auction at Madison. The
notice of said public sale to be held
Apyil %, is withdrawn, the rem ain
der OF the herd is offered at private
sale on his farm at Annaton, Grant
county, Wisconsin. Catalogue CIV
ing description and pedigree for
warded on application.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

THE barber shop of Howell X
Harris has been toned up, making
it one of the most pleasant quarters
in the city. These enterprising
young men keep well posted as to
the wants of the public, and are
always endeavoring to please and
provide comfort for their friends
and patrons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

A COUPLE in Pennsylvania have
a child 4 weeks old, which is perfect,
and measures bat six and one-half
inches in length, and weighs two
aal one-halt pounds, Its head will
go in a common wine glas. 1t is an
only child and the parents are 40.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

THERE'S something omitted from
the market department which ought
by all means be placed under that
head. The Chicken fever is raging
so high in this city that sitting hens
are in great demand, and prices
ranging from % cents to IS cents
are offered. Well wager that let
ting hens out for such figures will IL
the long ran prove more proiltiaoie
than raising what is termed thor
oughbred birds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

WALL PAPER. - Latest styles AZ
Mofetts.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

Tue dramatic entertainment bv
members Of the Temple Of Honor,
given on Saturday evening, drew
forth very large portion Of our
citizens, who ene aud all agree to
being pleasantly surprised at the
mastery way in which each indivii-
ual WHO participated took his and
her part Financially it was crown
ed With success. Ii is the intention
Of the order to prepare for another
entertainment in few months.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

STEpu. MOVES foreman OF the
Chronicle for the past two or three
wears, sailed for the west last week.
The Chronicle says of him; we
fond in him faithful, patient IN
dustrious, reliable, cheerful, helper,
and a Young man in whom there IS
no guile. While we regret to lose
him. we trust that the change may
be for his benefit, and that his iond-
est dreams of future prosperity ana
usefulness may be more than real
ized
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

LOST, Thursday, April Sth, a wallet
(between Linden and Terry's Springs
containing about $4,000. also three
freight bills and other valuable pa
pers. The finder will be literally
rewarded. r. 7. RICHARDS,
Linden, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

THE colored man Hart, in the
walking match which ended on Sat
urday night in New York, made the
best time on record, excelling blow
er Brown" the English champion,
by fifteen miles. He made 800
miles aud l65 yards from l o'clock
Monday morning to 9;25 Saturday
evening, and poolleted about SlI ,0O0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-04-15

CONTRARY to announcement, the
Rev. Jenk. ]. l.. Jones, OF Jauesvil le
will not be present to deliver the
oration at the Odd Fellows celehra-
ton on the 9th inst, owing to sick
ness. The committee al arrange
ments immediately set about and
secured Rev. Huntley President of
Lawrence university, who is well
able to do justice to the occasion in
the way of au address. Oar folks
may tightly expect to hear we'll
seasoned, instructive and eloquent
discourse.
, 1880-04-04
,nto the population might prove sn expert
ment not unattended with evil results TO the
health of the city.
A NEW LEGAL POINT.

,r9,. American Union Telegraph Com-
nanv ADplics for a 1nndamus to Con1-
nell Telephone Company to Furnish
q Telephone. .
. Speelal Dispatch to The Chicago 7Tthuns'
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 3-This morning the
American Union Telegraph Company, by its
attorneys, filed petition in the United States
Circuit Court praying for writ OF man-
damus against the Bell Telephone Company
of Missouri to compel it to put one of its in
struments in the Office of the petitioner at
No. POI North Third street It appears by
the petition that the American Union made
one or two applications for an lnstru-
ment to be put in its office, and has
been peremptorily refused. The anilnus OF
the controversy appears to be the conflicting
interests Of the American Union Telegraph
Company and the Western Union Telegraph
Company, which latter at the time the Bell
and Edison patents on telephones were con-
solidated obtained a controlling interest IN
Them, The suit raises the question rs to the
power OF a patentee to refuse to vend the nr-
-ticle patented to any applicant, and the ques-
ton is said to be new. This IS merely the
initial case and, according to how it pros
pers, the same questions will be raised III
Various parts Of the country.
, 1880-04-04
TRANSPORTATION OF MILITARY SUPPLIES

Sioux CRY, H., April 3.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee s. St Paul Railroad Company
have closed contract with the Government
for the delivery Of all military supplies for
up-riyer posts, except such as are supplied
from Bismarck, at Running Water. These
supplies have heretofore been brought from
the East by the Chicago g. Northwestern and
the Illinois Central Railroads. The officials
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Com
pany have been notified by the General
Manager OF the consolidated Peck and
these lines viii run from this city during the
coming season. The river has risen steadily
during the past two days, and a private
telegram from Yankton says it is rising
rapidly there
, 1880-04-04

How He Is Being Entertained at New
+. Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Gen. Grant
lunched to-day at the Boston Club, visited
the leyee, met the Grand Army Of the Re
public, and with them visited Chalmette and
Jackson Barracks. lie attends the Ames
Methodist Church tomorrow, and goes to
the lake Monday to witness the rowing OF
Flaisted and Sullivan, us the guest OF the
Crescent City Railroad and Southern Yacht
Club.
, 1880-04-04
THE TKlHUNE aENANCak OFFICES.

THE TRIBUNE HEIkANC1k OFFICES.
~ 0nnER 10 ACCOMMODATES OUR SuSlER-
J. ous patrons throughout The City, We haye estab-
ifsbod Branch Offices the different Divisions. as
DESIGNATED below, where advertisements will be
taken Tor the same price Us charged ut the Main
Office and will be received until clock p NJ curing
tha week and until 9 p. n. SnturdAYs.
SOUTH DIVISION .,-. ~,
T. l. r. SIMMS Bouksellers and StAtiouer9, rs
Twenty-secOnd-sL -. So
w +. HUGAKT, Druggist GS Cottage GroVe-aV.
northwest corner Thirty y-hfth-st.
Il. w, BECAMAS. Druggist, corner Thirty-trat and
State-sfs- .,,.n,,, ,>.,,-,,n>,
CHAs. BENNETT. Newsdcaler, stntfoner. etc. sD
West hfndisVn-st-. near Western-aV-
TIL. sONNlCASES. Druggist, 2a Blue 1sland-av-
Il G. HEKRICK. jewelcr, Newsdealer, and Fancy
Goods, T11 Lake-st, corner Lincoln.
IL f. KRAtT, Druggist Gil West Mad1son-st, corner
Paulnn. ..~ x,~,,,,-o.,
LOUIS ", H. NEEBE. Printing and Advertising
Agent, News and Stationery Depot. as East DIVISION
St. between LaSalle nnd VOL arr
T. UUkLlNuHAM i CO, Druggists. rs NORTH
Clark-st. corner Division