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The Legislature.
SENATE.
AUGUSTA. Feb. ~.

All
The Secretary was directed to distribute
the printed copies of the opinions Of the
Justices Of the Supreme Court pro rata
among Senators. Majority and minority re-
ports on division of the City of Rockland
were taken from the table, the question
being on substituting the minority report
which favored Incorporating a new town. for
the majority report which was against The
matter was discussed by Smith of Lincoln.
Patten Of Penobscoi, Coombs Of Hancock
aud Ellis of Waldo, who favored substitu-
ton, and Strickland of Aroostook and
Stevens and Bradford Of Washington, who
opposed. The yeas and NAYS were ordered
which resulted in the substitution of the
minority report by l. to II. The bill Moor
porating West Rockland which accompanied
the minority report was then read twice and
passed to be engrosSed
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAE DEPARTMENT. !
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Feb. PSI An.
Indications.
Falling barometer. winds shifting to warm
er. ea>'erly. increasing cloudiness and rain
or snow.
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City and County.
Religious Services in this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A.
VI. and : y. NJ. Sabbath School in toe sftei-
noon, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
DEMONSTRATING ut and P. NJ. Sab
bath School at l.. n.
ENtrAgIAS.-Church service at 2:.5 and
1880 p. VI. sunday school at =. ".
CarHoLIc.-Presc aching at 10 IL O'Clock A.
VI. Sabbath School at r. NJ.
MErHoDIsT.-Presch at aud : 2. NJ
sabbath School AZ Z. NJ.
CSIuN rEMPEgANcK MEETING every sun
dsy a, IA L. NJ. at the Methodist Vestry.
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MARINE LIZ


BEiI ,-r, Feb l.-tapt Jamc- White aud others
ui tale CITY, haN. purchased, at Iack-purt the sch
lAhinar"', about - tons hurthru. The schooner
Wil engage ia tie general fryigthing business
under iHs command 81 Capt White. The Tablna
% wa built At the Point, In this city. In lsl5 She
ha- l-e'h r'lair7t since that time, AMI Is good
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$40 ii
And James +. Emcry.O OF said Townships appoint
e'l Agent to superintend the expenditure of said
assessment
To be published in the state Paper and Ellsworth
American.
WN. l.. TT PTILL, for the
joins HOPKINS, County OF Hancock
Attest: ii. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk
\ true tOpy-Attest: II. u. SAUNDERS, Clerk
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This standard article IS compounded with the
greatest care
lie ELECTS are wonderful and satisfactory as
ever.
IL restores gray or faded hair to its youthful
coipg.
u removes all eruptions, itching and dancruif;
and The -cair By its use becomes white and clean
q, a. TONIC pr i'srtes II restores the capillary
glands e their normal vigor. preventing baldnes
and making the hair giow thick and strong.
Asa dressing nothing has been found 50 effect
ual, Of desirable.
~. \. Hayes. state is.aycr of Mas.aehu-
sets says ofii II consider it The best prepa ration
ior IL iiiende't purroses.n
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L Cross Baby.

Nothing j. 30 conducive 10 mans remain
ing a bachelor as stopping for one night at the
house Of a married friend aud being kept
awase tor i've or xix hours By CRYING OF a cross
babv All cross and CRYING babies need only
Hop Biliers 10 make them well and smiling.
\ Dung man, remember this TTdreLSr.
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Tia BE,r toCGH MtptctNp ID tie
MuT.t laa on NeysiILts IiuayHarB
haN1nl. tuilrr Er1s < Cu. Boston. ~ul'I
rc,u 81 W 49,: iarEa. .tl
3m1. g.
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II IL no wonder that the Centaur Lini-
N ms have such an immense sale. for they al
WAYS relieve aud cure. Whether the case be
Pain in tue Back. Rheumatism. sxrllings.
Barns. strains. Sprain., still Joints or Gail,.
upon either Man or Beast, We have seen no diff
ference in the result. lw9
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Don't rail TO try DR.. kunOalrs Bal,4m, for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
TaroIt. Chest, Lungs, &c. A pleasant and
etiectuai remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - * 30 cents. by ali
Druggists. lyr1.
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New Lungs cannot be made by medicines. or
the skill uf physicians. but the old ones can be
siren giheued and pre>ei we'd by the u,e Of ADAM
sans BgtaRtc BdiSdm. sure cure for Coughs
co il. Asthma. and all diseases of the Lung.
Price 81 and - cents
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II De- expended un that portion II the County
rna'i Ia said Township between the cast line II
~. %. and . stake marked standing the north.
crn -iii" % said road and Theodore Bunker. Of
Franklin, IN said County l. appointed agent To
~upcrtutend the expenditure II said assessment.
On the .i-t-rn part II Township No. 10. Ia the
County - Hancock. the sum nf S152 Il a. follows,
W.
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New Adv .rss.r m ~. TIT. Week.

Map Wante'l-BoN $50 Portland.
Nptice-T. &. Moo,imau.
opcning-E. =. sibher.
forTio-ure-Edgarr raworEy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FRO v AUGUSTA.

dispatches to the Ellsworth Americsp.l
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-Olcary has accepted the challenge Of
Weston % walk him Xix dl,, for 5000 in
san Francisco
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE.
For the Whiskers.

THIS elegant preparation may BE- relied on to
change the color OF the heard from gray OF any
other undesirable shade, to brown black at
discretion. IL is easily applied, being in one prep
aralion. aid qai KY and efrectualiy produces
permanent color which will neither rub nor wash
or
MANUFACTURER BY Lyric
r. P. HALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. n.
SOLD BY ALL DRUSGIsfs ANp DEii.h
IN MEDICINE. lyN
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ia RTFORD, CONN.
On the SIst day Of December, 1879, made to the
State Of Naia.
Capital stock all Paid up........... o. coo 900 90
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IVA
, 1880-02-22

FoR sAIE-BT WILLIAM B. KERFooT CO., 80
Rts9 ssdas: se4es sssr
sR0ps sF net
ss$s:.; @ sss ssss II e.ss
1ss Ps s94t 4ee no{as Iaso and Ram
!: s. ssss sss
taae hoase ss S1asa BASEMENT: 1os saa fest:
RoREY ST. 4s1lo5 feet between Jackson aud Van
I'll 81 ss:f sfsz east of st.
Il i, y ss sssn g 9s ssnss ci9 u
~, 15n feet s Y. cor: Of Noble and Hubbnrd,st.;
a and II qss brick house no view over lakes
LAKE-AV, south OF Thirty-nftn-st.. 2-story frame
@ s Rs s4es9 ana e.
La SxE$S .tenetsees &. e,s hosss {ss, south of
La os!af fffe9f 2sass Ss Hs
s@ + gill 20 soats asS Il pess Geeths ss.a. Nv. @ '
;s1le tas, hqsa ss ana saa c.s7 -
e, oa,o7 ,,s, ss4 4s12s ssss
sSS'o 81 fHSS4 r feet
fsf 1ss s Sa1' tset tss e.cn
aac q
terms.
so1l{ @
aso 5ox1D feet on stato-st., 80 feet south Of Six
TAYloh-sT, between May and centre-av, 4s91sxl12
feet to alley.
LATEST, 2ox2s feet facing south, just east of Adn
marblo-tront houses lot z1l17
@ S as one beci west of LINCOLN Park, nne
triangular -shMped lot: streets on three sides; 2H
feet On Lnco1n-av:. 152 feet deep at widest end,
together with good brick house.
LAKE VIEW. ncres on 1Inlsted-st. cheap.
TWE1FT11-ST.. cast Of Union. 15x1fn feet
COTTAGE GROVE-AV, between Twenty-uinth and
Thirtieth-sts.. brick building, With lot
DREN NEt4-BOUlEFAR near Observation-Disclosures,
S5x125 feet deep. with honse-
WA21{1NGTON-ST, between May and Curtis, two
c-Story and basement marblo-front houses, with
good brick barns; lot 21x10 feet each; at a great
hArcntn. ....-....-
STATE-ST, near Tbtrtteth, :511e5 feet. with brick
building; also barn; viii sell veyy cheap
PINE-ST- $. W. cor. Indiana, 50xl00 feet
BUTTEKFIELD-sT., between Twenty.seyenth and
Twenty-nnfh, 6-room finely y-nnished house, with
modern improvements; lot 25x1DD feet
A large list OF improved and unfmprOved property
WIN. D. KERFOOT 4 CO.,
50 Westinghouse
, 1880-02-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

A RARE CHANCE-THE PROPERTY OF GEN.
~ t1enan who has recently met With sad accident:
eeIdine Little Dan,sred By Wiryert dam The iasttFo;
A5adaiiah son Of vo!un,eer: grand dam By Richard
BellfOundee. Little Dan was foae!l Nny 10 ss4 ho is
Is hands high weighing LOO pounds; he has fox'ng
name and tall coor black, strong IND CHUNKY but'ti
be has great endurance: he has hne clean nnos. ard
seen rode after be appreciated: be has never
been trained much fer speed hut he snorsd 5hrs'
and aa5A. and ne Is warranted nov TO iFot fnl mile
better than 1.0; he Is very prompt stStsd ana hne
driver needing no boots Or weights; be does NOT shy
pull and Is not afraid Of locomotives or any otner
without being hisched is OF very gentle disposition
and be speeded with perfect safety By lady The
able 70 Ee! out to drive him snd shall not oe Tor some
months. / will Eive weeks TRIAL to 3 responsible
purchaser He Is without spot beInfsh. Apply at
the barn rear Of residence M. 3 on the corner ut
and the lake.
, 1880-02-22

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY {
>,,>,.,.,,, CITY TyR.14E REAL ESTATE:
FOR iess than It would cost e erect tho building s
,a2a RaaRs sne 5sasn sses ''' with "
Stone frent twe stories and cellar On good corner
eassa 6;ss xe stos'ss dir, and basement
hqs TwSseT, sstaeT near Van Bu
ren. s2,a0o; great barxa1n
SOUTH sGe S"i @ The building s'one Ss Is ~orsS @oFs
aSrb 81 sss 'na Michigan
Harss H%rS,,;9iH and basement brick sf'ts-'t ne'F
steas f fePt residence on Michigan
tTo No fsoss og.a nnG aa Geea5 Lake
Twenty y.nnth-st; must t'etnoa be so,d ,,-...,
soos s ad
WI re- l!s ef c and medium residences In each
DiEsIGn Ct the city, including some of the best bar
See lists OF houses advertised in Evening Journal
HENRY WALLER. JR., q Dearborn-st-
a 12eo w:' ma M
Forty eight feet West Madisonst. near ontley-av:
H: Forty feet West Mndson-st. vacant; fine bar
Forty EIGHT feet, West Madison-st, near Leavitt,
Fine stone-front stoEe' we'll rented. West Madl-
several nne pieces improved Blue 1sland-av. prop
erty; one great barpain
g North
81 e5si fsas pay.
TWO frame store and residence buildings in good
location on West Side; good Investment
1G feet Of vacant ground on Lake-ay., near Hyde
: A'A s'A' HENRY WALLER, JR.. 81 Dearborn-st-
TOR SALE-ST0NE-FRONT RESIDENCE. TWO
Z stories and basement, Michigan -av.. near Thirty
s, ;ecSSd-s S $1,000 also er place further north for
Brown stone front residence on nne corner Qndi-
s4asaS MsSf F'sas #EES IfiEfsn 5n 81 osarooru-s
TOR sALE-50 FEET on LA sAL1E-sT, NEAR
80 feet on Clark-.t. near Division. at bargain An
offer wanted on either cE 9osh , Il pleses. IS 1r,,
TOE sALE-LARGE LE-LAR r.. ERAsiE 1.na @ HOUSE. WITH LOT
Ss' On fs8!':'s' 8s': SisdF wv ); ;$is
ToR SAIE4o ACRES on THE SOUTH BRANCH,
'D''1' '''' s'''' HENRY WALLER, JR-
FOR sALE-BY 8. Il. kEhFoor q CO., u DEAR
NORTH SIDE.
an os s @
4 very desirable corner on Huron-st
4 hundsome residence On Erie-st.
L. Just the place
~ rood residence on La salle~st, near chlcago-av.
An exceedingly desirable so-foot corner lot on
beautiful corner residence, with to-foot lot, on
Ths best corner lot now left On Dearoorn-av.
Forty feet on 0h'0-''' Tst{ s: 4 HefSRR RERkEoor co..
81 DeaEboTu-st-
TOR, sALEBY PETERSON BAY. l64 RAN
ES5t sgg s9S Gsssmsn; sfs bok
Throop-st near Adams 2-story brick. $500
slo9S aSqss Ssn:s ed
WXnac9eRsss Xso aeqs si9iz Is Hyae sSef FL
FOR sAlE-BY GERHARD FOREMAN. 1p EAST
a choice S oSSsness-corner on South park-av., with
e sg 6ass
Ghojse improved business property On state-st,
choice business block Cottage Grove-av, north Of
Thirty -nfih-st.; well rented.
81 paFt f''
s ao7sor Ts Sns
56feet on Halsted-st near Thirty-second.
bush. and Indiana-avs~
FOR sA3:E-ElXE RESIDENCE, ,AsHLAND-AY-
Halsted: eottaee and West Jackson, eng Of a,
bsiss Raaaophls's 'fas 'o'' n'f'n Of AasunVe. AN ~
Tor SALE FINE NVEsTMESTsIsEE 1oW
tna s5t
Hsatn. t~o.story brick store and lot good loca-
, 1880-02-22
rrTy REAL ESTATE.

CRY ZEAL ESTATE: ATE-..,-.----
ION s1IE-BT 7. B. BorD. ROOM = 1T hAD1-
~ ssF synS sJp Bsy ss1t xbs Bh 9oa 9oa
5ss aat md seain cnton Deeded
cs;t @ ss2sf : Re se;$ enid
1en. !. In every wny: nnar Aastea III ~,
z 1n%sa nes9 iSa s,son 1ent. peT month
fern arce three-s'or5 ana nasemenI ~, oI1ck soae
hl-lInSs hl--e0S snd iot 21i south front, on Indinns-
STATE and 4 |nn;es MaH rom tonr
1a fse aftef on sasSS
sa9nns s., nd1e.s and lot az'no. on FoFestoav" near
1oroom meas5R sDa rsis sne
ass111ss 4 81 Sds'o fon on
s1ens ireni dwelling and lot on Thirty
tea;sa tea;Iapeom qeor "aacas. narn and let zz1so east
Psae beuse Is ndae ts bost offered IN chi
Ga s ssd essFy e mSastH 4oas % ase
e1s cose S epSnsss se9sss e ~
psy i peE ass cent t,aes ne. On s5 barsain. % ~ ~ ~
peI ssn. Hi modern BROOM DWELLING barn.
q Tss: md
e 9sr1 I rsi an oaiI, 4e1
.se room modern brfk 1s.n n1a '0
1 boeR q non sfk asfp ana
y sGgr ~ g5rIs5 on Adnm--st. near LinGoln
nsaE nsaEh9oom ae1Som octsFon front brick md lot aozla
On 1etTssho S1tes oase@ent dwenE snd
1ai est fron,, on Peorsa-st near LAKE. 7ehes ie3
sos e; 'ass t teo1ne3 On aea1 Lii:
e esf srsn 5es9 s9R ste 1Ss =
Certainly baff55arf 2ff5545arfAeEs AND LOTS,
0Fes estxeea Setase ana os ana
Fl fREsieq qn SO aos DOWN balance yea5s ~ ~ ~
framed me SG1,afs da1 l9a Cars q front;
pr9Rsy 1e; S!ro"m Cottage md lot e511es bon:
a.s near osden-av., in half block OF two lines OF
'ssetS~ s-room brick cottage and lot sox1oo on
Ain''ase~''' hall hv&sASr eSss II 10 IoTss
Fsper toot-l2a1la cast front, on lnotana-as. ana
1sa'Ge1 fooriis1l on Drexel-boulevnrd. near For
gsoi IS per -s5x1so on caumet-av., near Twenty
e'EsG9tslL 'EMsGHLo, 1urn stase-st- near ch'caso-av.
oss1} ss}'saahs ots on Inylor-st. between Wood and
15sSn.1 a1a xlo on Harrtson-st between Loomis
'pa @1n 1sp south 'front.' on Jackson-st. be-
tween Lat,in and Ash'und-ay.
i70R s1i,F-CH0lCE AND CHEAP. HOUSES:
HshIand -ay., near Adams stone front; S,NM
h3s 'front.' near Lincoln; this is
unusually pIu nicn ns,rneF brick house, only 5000
s sne 1s5
1dsns choice Ioeaty nnJ 5ofessi S corner TWO sooo
'9Sas Gonsressst corner looms. elegant stone-fcnt
n9sfS; Sheldon strictly nrst-clas' stone
tGn aS91s Inc house, elegantly ntted up;
}aessonsi as stoly 5 SD base brick house: very
o5;2 5seK:s1st xsa s''0'5 frame ns'r LOOMS "sl-0a
}srf5son Ps55 81 4s
aeoF: ioa % feet fsont: s'6o and sloo"; these arc
biici ban; choice and cheap; $500:
Z e ogsSRY saf7:S s 81 L. assis.
T0R s1LEEVEKY CHOICE IEXEsTMENTs,
T West Madison 4ss1:s Eacant s1o p per LOOT foos,
Mest M asdison. nnei; improve an e1a choice in
vesmcnt now renting for over per cent nett Price,
West Madison, 4sx1ss With house: IS per f9ot- @
West Madison. ei1la frame store; only A51
west Madison very choice locality t~o-stor5 mouse
Wes Asdsen: s.sssst19s'5 e desirable 70 ofeet with
~ Ss$!sea @ ass s;e1ssj s S5tfa nlee als
West Xsdisoa-st-; one Of the choicest corners on
the street; LIS feet front
osden:s7 ID On 5seison, s. feet On Hermitage
soa oone. 70 nRIose; ;ay sSys511 druggists anu oto-
ogden az, between Adams and jackson, 1o feet, at
, 1880-02-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

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ToR sAIEEBf E, ). pREYnR : CO, S VASE
.sosIS 2sss North Safest; srsa. ssrs..n: :.
4Sa Xs.oTs. near nera aPs
@ edfs1 Il l. 5,{s SoR ssa q per
toet ,et.,,e vo,,,o- .,, unu,,.,-.+ .,a,,
i$ 5S55@ corner Bsidon.a7: and HaiiSat@ss' ehoiss
5orll0 ca*s-st. near Pearson. S1oo per foot
ess'&2zi no" rented At II per cent on price ''.sa
q PiS;:iea; 4 S;e$ Say sSe f9ss; .s
each. , 49, '-0>.. 49, ''''
s7oo5 to s14o0 each. AA'.' W. D'"- VIII A10t'1
wisksT fs5k sass ri. n direction,
5S Hs57 10y y y FERSs ROOM 80
eaytt asd III w 2RsT
VII s;eiisssa st.; ia sSs5
ad BASEMENT re- bras oasason.ffoas' 7ss North Wsi;.
5a SS sb
tts se1st' ea.' rs foot eREESEBAuA spSs u Dear
Tor S3IE-G0oD sToNE-ERoYT HOUSES. $3.50
Of 9h!z.y n1st's + e4YtoRp ksaRs5 nest adz
r owners on Michigan -av between Thirty-n.nth and
e at inside figures s. E. GROSS Room
FoR sALE-GREAT B4RGAIN-si.90o COTTAGE
alone Is worth that much. Also, TWO lots On West
east of AfnGf'a GG2FS & e; seep 1s1s rske.
FQH E4LE=sEEAT 53Ea1iSST = =: TW6:sT9E7 y: @
.ss sotsase sHd bsrn NevoeI.5-av.. Very cheap
sls0 C4AFLlN CO., ls Lake-st
Wo,, ANP sa1 T. SS5
gain. sa.a0 cash: Apply .. sa West Mad1son-s1.
ToR sAL-M ACRES On ToRRENCE-AV., NEAR
veF ansn o1
SIi7f7i7;03I NE.Ti: TTT;@VTT7TE
TOR sSIEGY E. ). DNEYEn ! co.: S s; VASE
T insf0n:s' .cpr pnoprnr7
70 acres on Calumet River at Riverda1e.
freat on Calumet d, nt 6arFnla s1ar rb, nron. vu
double il prize Sithtn !; n9nshs {sl
ss.ss nss Rstoaa and cau
q sSae!ss = !. osi &iyssisie: sssap; s,,oo,
on On ia,s ma fnsty
acres il Secton Town q Iy9ns, 4 800 per aero.
Ssssa {5s: from e dS; 1t; limits on rail-
1Saeres On EIt:y y.ak;b s., xzs per aese:
acres On Thirty thifd:sI, ia Bridgeport 100 per
AftS, iSo acres improved farm near Homewood. aa
ties In al Divisions cheap, and on easy terms.
TNOR E3IE-FIVE BARGAINS IN ACRE PROP
g scres as on state-st, south Of Slqstxx;nfth,
20 acres on Hasted-st,, sec. 70 =. II. + u
i.sscs i9as9ss Ia,l O. F!I!x1n5,!,st- e Iis5Ia5
1Oncres On Ashinnd.ay near Fifty -nfth-et
20 acres near Iiunlboldt Park
5acres near Central Park
M acres nenr oak Park. Eth gooa house.
1aers' nffE TEEks EiEsF71as WALLER JR Dearoorn-,t
71.-l1 7,;71;ZoI 0T,I3.,II1,,;,.7,,
H'ph . AZ a ELIiEtNnLE.M tt 3,i , NdSESt
nouse' ml.n o,cA a Wy ~
no. dnu sosa IaRe & &"assa h ~ R m
lot, lot, only 80. mnutes from the cy, nt1idst Better
neighbors and with better rnlrt nd facilities thnn
DO shown at my other place In Cook County. Small
pa5ens GOVT; ana mont1tJ H. @ & M @ VIII VII
@ PS @ fn e9 9n ue va rua ~ ~ h hrnn T
o1 me- befnre INV ne!t addres. s. Perry. si1ay-
~ ps1U d y Enr,avnod Whn cr,1
pnd aac 1nu 1nu " o'A' "o "'A' -@~
, 1880-02-22
COUNTRY real. ESTATE.

H. IT. h.s ans tnetosstsesi: eeass, 5ss5s
S!s fss;s Ills I one u
Ss "a III =: he s@ Il in
GountX %es fFem to~n SEQ peoples
tssss; g. s4ses sss ns7 !!ss
slss; i@psass, H. so:a osts is.7es1;oia
n q ' nes @ s III
yoa dTstcla:s farm Ibis i il ab bearing frns
s s:ss ss es a. &C. s9
s :s Easii?a e es Sfs ss
n ses9 a 81
sold foI $50 are looking for atstclass
re msf s.
e1 sai s .sss: I ass
3years att per cent. These are all No. l farms and
seHted Is
3 s. ;dSsa + 3aas.eavs M M
= Sso4 % 1fssae;
flH q acres hall cultivated miles north OF city, at
s. ac1es WinnebaRe County, IL. $50 per aero
iS is asres asre; eian one milo from % Fort Dodge Iowa
For sALE-cHEAP.o;3m ACRES oF LAND
l. thirty niles from chicago. t0af miles river
'front.' ri1uay crossings and three depots within
4 mile. WIN make good stock or hay farm. Call
Tuesday from 10 to at l5 Ftfth-ay or address A. N.
HART, Dyer. Lake County. Ind
Tor SALE-RY ). LAFE CURTIS CO, 80 DEA r
L born-st, bargain, s-acre Improved farm. Y mile
from Tuscola, ILL.,: house, barn, orchard 20 acres
wheat: easy payments. Also, 10 acres improved land
20 miles from keokuk, In.
ToR sALE517-ACRE FARM. HIGHLT CULTI-
l. vated, living water. 80 miles from Chicago. dve
minutes walk from railroad Etntion also well adapted
for stock-raising. Apply to GERHARD FOREMAN.
1Qc Washington st.
Tor sALE-A splendid la-ACRE FARM TWO
E miles west OF PAlatine. Cook County Fine house.
barns, carrsaRe-house fruit trees. very desirable
farm highly Improved. and adapted to grain or grass
W0nd take h nse and lot In city for part payment.
d F. CAMERON, 81 Dearborn-st-
ToR sA1.E-OR EXCHANGED. FINE RESI-
deuca with f0rtv-Bfx acres Of good land ~ Geneva
county sent OF Knyne County. Illinois. Centre OF
dairy region. An elegant home in one Of the finest
ytilages I'M n The State Land ~ produce coed IN,
for clear city property fatr valuation INQUIRE IS
Room S, 70 Dearborn-st, Chicago, Of the owner, F. Il
TOR sALE-OK EXCTTANGE-s00 ACRES, CLEAR,
L In Perry County, Kentucky; black walnut rcd
cedar, etc Clear. J. R. LYMAN. Us Clark-st-
ToR sALE-FARM OF 10 ACREs-wELL M
proved Fnnn!ng .nter etc Land ! sn McHen- y Eta
~ County, Illinois; IS per acre. Address h a Tzib-
une Office.
, 1880-02-22

TOR SALE-CUEIAP:
r One Mnrbte-top stdebo8rd.
One pier mirror.
One Ennrble-top chamber suit
One wardrobe French bedstead-
One bookcase.
One bed lounge.
One narh1e-top table: also carpets and dne range.
One pillar breakfast extension table, kitchen and
dinlnV-room furniture.
Call ut 81 Sfndtsou-st. Goods almost new; in use
only three months
FURNITURE, c,sprra
, 1880-02-22


T06 81 ELtR EXCHANGE-NICE RESIDENCE
nrn1a1tv ia sunFt town Central Illinois Would
for unincumbered property In city or farm
fnr innd q, B. HOLMEs, 9N State-at.
, 1880-02-22

TOR SAL-sPEClAL BARGAINS
r . lots near Etock-Y ards, IS each. ~,.o ...,
lots on Learitt-st. near Mi1Naukee-aF- ~ eas1'-
lots near Central Park bouleyart sl5o each; c,tx
HUTCHINSON BROS, IS Washirgtcn-st~, hoone ..
, 1880-02-22

OFFICE FI]NS1TuKE.
TOR sAIE-sTANDISG AND SITTING DEsK,
T. letter-press and small safe- Apply TO q C. RAM
FEY CO., II La sa1le-sr
TNOR sALEGOOD SITTING OFFICE DESK, AN
r drexs' MAKE Isl Jackson-st .-.
TOR SALEDOuBLE SITTING DESK, TWO GAS
r fixtures, outssde showcase. tables, etc g. F.
CONE, 10 Wabush-Ay.
TOR S1LE-A CHOICE LOT OF SECONDHAND
safes o. al sizes and standard make With comet-
nation locks; trc.t be sold TO make room Tor new
Stock TO arrive Cali ar 81 Dearhoru-s[
NOR sALE-E1.EGANT CYLINDER DESK. A. 81.
+ Anderson's make, 100 South CIark-sk
, 1880-02-22

TOR RsALEtHEAP-ONE4 u MEDIUM PRINTING
T. press with attachments; will exchange for Job
type. e md 70 Exchange Building, Lis Washington.
, 1880-02-22
Ish price paid for household goods
GO-AGAIN 4 REv-EL'S,
1M. 1!r3. la5. '1N Rando1rh-st.,
Nnr+hwq&t rarnaF Effth-n

EURN1TURE-ON EASY TERNs-FrRN1TuRE
i carpets stoves, and crt>ckefy 10 suit tho
purchaser We carry the largest most reliable: best
and selected stock of goods to bo found In
goods being largely Of own manufacture. we can
mako our customers 1uwer ngure on better goods
than most other deners- We have large line t't tho
latest designs n Brussels Hnd insan carpets Tint re
our furniture department wo have everything from
the ne.thnshed dressing suit to the
cwest-priced burcau also par1ar suits and lounges IN
every style and color In endless variety Our stock
OF contains some OF the best and most favor-
onered In this city We sell all orr goods on cay
terms and are the only house in the city that sells
exclusively In that way. we invite nii bnyers post
themselves By learning our prices ana examining our
JOHN N. SMYTH, III West Mudisou-et-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-09-30
Postal Cats.

So engrossing is the partiality of the
domestic cat for its home so vehement
it's yearning to return thither when cir
cumstances over which it has no control
have resulted in its transfer to unfamil-
lar localities that certain Dutch nat
urahsts have come to the sage conclu-
sion that GrimalEn may be utilized as
a letter-ca1rier with considerable adj
vantage to the public interests. These
worthless propose to organize service of
post-cats, and are at present engaged,
by series Of ingenious experiments, in
testing pussy's capacities for delivering
the mails. Selecting Luik for their
headquarters, they thence dispatch
number Of cats, securely tied up
IN wooden bags, to the neighboring
villages, where they are freed from con-
fine1nent and turned loose, with neat
packets of letters firmly strapped to
their backs. At once their domestic in
stincts come into full play, and they
swiftly fee homeward with answering
directness. OF thirty-seven cats, thus
constrained to serve their country, not
one has hitherto failed to fulfil its postal
function with excellent punctuality. It
IS feared, however, that when double
service shall be arranged, difficulties and
delays may arise from the meetings of
post cats on the high road. IF the feline
postmen can be inspired with! a high
sense OF duty, overriding personal i'm
pulse, all will be well. Failing this, we
apprehend that mregularity in delivery
viii take place. -LonGoa, Telegraph.