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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-03-31
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JTHE NEW.;.D-AVIS
.17I7ZaS Z, q II:
fSEWINC MACHINE
See What it will Do Without Basting.

1t will sew over uneven surfaces as well as
plain.
making lcEy or short stitches, breaking Of thread,
orpucSer:ng the lining Of the goods at the Sc n,
recurring ~ assistance from the operator, e&tcit
TO run the machine and to guide the work
point which no other machine possesses.
Itis the only practical machine ior hemming
HAS qInacas poriins. musiins, and other similar
roads W .hont hasiine, ard il is the only machine
IN the wor that will ;t;rn wide mem across ne
end of sheet without fulling the under or upper
Ii Win turn hcm and sew in fold at ore opcr-
i win do telling, bias or straight on any cotton
O. wooien goods.
II win bind q gess & oods wi:h tie same or ether
material, either scaiops, points. squares or
Bind folds without showing the stitches, and
sew on st The same tme.
1t viii put dress braid and sew in facing
sni birsfYid q one operation Va:sott Gr.w!!ng
either dress. hr- il or skirt, and without raO"-ng
tie stitch on rlghtHiie.
Fold bias trimming and sew On a one opera
Maee millinery folds with different colors and
pieces goods at one operation, and sew o. 81 me
same time.
stitching 1t ito the seam at the same time:
II viii gather without sewing o.. II viii gather
md sew ca at thesame time.
Ii -.ill gather between two bands, showing the
e.i,ches on the right side, at one operation
IT will make ard sew rufilc on any rart oil
dress skirt, and sew on bias fold for heading Mt
one operation, showing the stitches on the right
sile. .
Itwll gather and sew on q band with piping
between ruiie and hand, nt ore operation.
1t will acw q band and ruiss on adrcss sEiTt
s.iteh!ng in piping at head of band, at one oPcr-
alton. - -,
II viii make plated trimming either straight
or scalloped
Make plaiied trimming either scaloped or
straight and sew on band, aid edge su'cn ne
band, at one operation.
IL will with one operation for each variety:
without basting, ieSJ PrscIirai varieties oi
rufiing he!pg twelve more than c~n be produeei
on anv ether machine with the same nuIlip-r OF
operations.
II does not chsnge length of stitch on Scroll
warf.
Itssws from lace TO leather without ehsrs nS
stitch tension
FIERY machine u warranted for i've yea Ia
wiz he kept in repai-a free Of Xpense 10 tie pur
l,-a- -'fs'. : lie by
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
The Lebioh Valley Railroad comp.p

The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
use Fairbanks scales at oil points for
weighing the immense tonnage which
passes over their line. The scale now
In use at Packsrton. Pa. vas placed in
position July. 1872, and has bUon in
constant use ever since. The grDsl tom
mage passing over it during this time.
as shown upon the books, 10 over 49,
100000 tons. The scale is 1913 feet
long. and has Q capacity Of over 100
tons. Some idea OF the immense amount
Of work done on this single scale may
be learned from this: That the coal
.onnsge comes from the Wyoming.
Mahoney. Hsxlston aud Beaver Mead
ow Divisions. Recently. in one day.
forty two coal trains bound East were
received and weighed. The number Of
loaded car. was $500, and II coupled
together they would reach over thir-
teen miles. The gross weight Of these
cara which PASSED over this one Fair
banks scale during The day wss nearly
50 600 TONS More work is done upon
this track scale than upon auy other In
the world.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
From the Railroad Gazette of Oct 22d
we clip the items following:

From the Railroad Gazette of Oct. 22d
we clip the items following
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe and
the Southern Psc' sc'fic-During the pas,
two weeks there has been . conferono-
between representatives OF these two
companies with regard to the connec.
tion OF the two roads and the inter
change Of trans continental traffic. /,
10 agreed TO make the junction of the
two roads. net 1t FL PAso. bu, at Flori.
da Point. New Mexico, about 80 miles
west of the Rio Grande aud 100 miles
east of the Arizons line. Only about
l10 miles Of road must be built to com
aud it is intended To have this done 50
that the new road uiay be opened about
Jan. l next. There will be an enor-
NOUS saving in the distance TO Arizona
by this route over the present all-rail
route, which extends sll the way across
the contiaent and then more than a
thousand miles back.
Seattle & Wslla Walla--This road
has been sold to Henry Willard. repre-
senting the Oregon Railway & Naviga
tion Company. 1t is . short coal road
Of s fest gage. extending from Seattle,
Washington Territory. to coal mines at
Newcastle, and 10 22H miles long. The
intention Of the company was to extend
the road eastward, and tue charter coy
ers line TO Walia WallA.
Northern Pscifc-The track on the
A.. h.. ~aanhal sko
Little Missouri. 80 miles west Of the
late terminus at Green river and l63
miles from the eastern end Of the Mis-
souri, division ct Mandan. Dakota. A
temporary bridge has been Pnt up and
the track is to be continued directly
ACROSS TO Beaver Greek. about 50 miles
beyond the Little Missouri. to which
psint the grading is now completed. 1t
is expected TO complete the grading to
the Y Ysllowstone division, aud mes are now
engaged between Glendive, the point
OF intersection with the Yellowstone,
and the mouth Of Powder river. A
much more favorable alignment of
tracks through the Bad Lands had bren
secured than was believed could be
OOtbiucu. ku Tue Dhl Louuo, just W
fore reaching the Little Missouri. there
is . cut II feet deep through q bed of
coal or Ignite. Flat cars can be run
under the walls of this cut and easily
loaded with the coal, which Is utilized
In making the smbsDkment further ON,
IS are also the petrified stumps of trees
found among the many odd shaped
geological formations Of the bad Lands
There 10 also an immense area of burn
ed clay. red ss vsrmilion. which. by the
action Of water upon it while it was
yet hea.ed. was broken into particles.
This can easily be shoveled up. and will
be used - ballast for tho track.
1t is reported that this company has
under consideration the building of
branch from some point on the Dakota
west of Fargo southwest to
Fort Pierre. with, probably. q future
to Dead wood. 1t seems
hardly probable that 80 long q branch
would be undertaken before the main
line Is finished. There is said to be
much fertile land on the proposed line.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

The National Banks Of the city Of
New York have On ggregate capital
Of t50. .650. 900. The American Ex-
change National Bank. and the Ms tional
Bank OF Commerce. have each capital
of 5000. 900. while the capital Of the
o,hersranges oil the way frcsc $3.50. 900
mp to t3.20o. .0o0 There are forty
seven of these banks. 90 tha, IL We
we're TO strike an average each bank
would represent capital Of 81 OF .65s.
The resources on the 1st instant inelud-
cd loans and discounts. sass. 425, 500;
specie. CSC. 7s3. 600; legal tenders. ga.
$50. 300; real estate. <l0.o4S. coo; U. g.
bonds TO secure circulation. $2i ,110.
500. The line 81 deposits On the above
mentioned date was <i70. SIS. 500; the
circulation was $is.647 500. and the
net profits for the term we're ST.. .5o6.-
500.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

A wiss mother sends sensible CON.
munication to IN English journsl.
which had objected 70 the black stock
ings for little girls 1t present so much
worn. Says this judicious woman: i
wish people would not write about
that they do not understand. IL you
had four bouncing. rsstlsss girls you
would know the value OF black steck-
Jugs. II girls wear short skirts. aud
play about much. they never look nice
unless they have twc pairs Of white
stockings day. Ny girls ore aged
eight, ten. twelve and fourteen. II
they wear white. il would involve
ssnding no lees than lie separate stock
ines to the wash every week. II 10 90
ssldom that We have any reasonable
fsshions- fashions which combine econ.
omy and good tsste-that / Am sorry
to see anyone writing against this ex-
csllent item in chiidreE's costume
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04

The moving machiue threatens TO
pr-vrnt the propagation OF tbs migrs-
tory quail. BY killing il IN its nests.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTISTRY.

0J.c.cRAssE. DENTIST
once over L. p Smith Il SOUS yeweiry store,
sullivan Block. Seattle.
Liquid nitrous oxite gas administered Tor the
PAINLESS extraction Of teeth.
, 1880-09-22
THE GREAT. EASTERN.

llocsruS, Tex.. Sept. .l.-The project OF
securing tho namill0th steamship Great
E,.sleft to run between Ix,,ltIoll, Now Orlo-
u,ts, nl,tl tiniyest0sl to tuko ont cotton md
other produce mud bring back immigrants Is
In Il fair why VI bclug fully established.
doy. Roberts, Of tiIis State, ,lAs received IL
letter dated London, Sept. ,, statlitg TINT
"bcfore tl.is rcacllrs y0!l the Great EASTERN
will bu II. t.u IlaiM(s Ol the engineers plUpnr-
alory to n.ulkiMg her lrxt Iexus trlp,h Ti,e
object ef tn sS's,io eh Is q prlpg n ysE SM.
Show d disposition 10 ald ths undertaking
aud prepars, 10 receive tho elnlgrnnts unu
give them tie necessary assistance il. secul.
lux homes and giving thsrl employment.
Tile Governor llas written tho Company fully
III regard TO thu ll,ntter, aAl tho,V ts lln lv-
sou 10 doubt the Mlltnnt1 bl.cces5 " the
scheme, and SA,sstbly bcfuru n,a.iy weeks the
great Sl,sp will be III Our wNtrrs.
, 1880-09-22

tfoy wrro sI,rrlut1tct} ly and nIs"! mp with
sent here expressly to ctfiI,rEntn win *r,nin
'luncsiInt rainE+. bif!i IN nto ~ Tho secret nr-
HAnIza'ona n!nrtanli. III .hn ssnl'ten m11ttnsIilY
r'Incnlly known ~ il1int"}, which ehn'tIl tir*t
lIlmr,tsr, TIN, x.sN l,rct Gaptivcs fIInn hnttl In
with rnpIhly augmented numbers to !se ach!evc.
tncnt Of similar sticcrss ut tin prison chlfi,
ayAr Int'!anar.ils,- rn:tllE tht. tscro.t'
hit TINT s,trh n conspiracy tlal for wt4'ks tx-
istcd: thnt tnnny then ~ tl!eaHn wern hcurf!!y
ury ,tstLirlnas, vfRIiaIsre. asld enrrpy nt C Il.
j. sweet. tIrn In rt',llIltaMl tvrT Eutnp lhnplns.
tlorH wt'iilsl hn.e been ut ernst desperate It.
which rest on tt.stinl'iy loo lHisftve NfNl drawn
frrli tn, inat1r independent sources ~ t,c dis.
trusted.
, 1880-09-22

them t, The stcl, or wounded. The sciinol
Is To lie tna,ageh by Directors, Tho first
I}narl 1,e!ng consolidated ~ follaws: Mrs.
Sarall l., Wright, Dr. SarnA ilarkrtt Stesrll-
sou, A!,::. j: n. Flower. AfrS. ]: I.Scatu.non.
Mirn >ITTi c D. ,n nMre9; Y;y F; III. + V cark ii,n 5.
Mrs. Albert ktct, afrs. Thn,nas j. iturrnws,
Mrs. Annette q. l'rnnk. Mrs, Ennk Hall,
Mrs. .1lomus Wtlcr,. Mrs. W. &. !fii,l'ar!,
Mrs. Frank Douglas, Mrs. Gcarg. y. S,nttlt,
Miss I:!niun KcIloag, Mrs. 4, 4, Carpenter,
Mrs. CNMltne ~, l3rnwn, Mrs. Perry II.
S,nltt!. Mrs. Hotfrry. SnytackcE Mrs. Eth
viii Dluckinuil, Mrs. Dr. Clinton Locke.
, 1880-09-22
OKLAHOMA,

Citizens ut St. Lom1. Expresx an Optn-
Inn M IN the Stn1ns vr Public Lands
'IAeTe,n. =. ,,,1,.. ~, Co.,. =, .,,-. :,
a,,3. 4. T., ~ M .'1, I't". ~. ~, , ss's w.
c''lzens ~ 10 Dc iield tr'tEht 10 near t!'e re-
1ort Of II cot!''''itteo Imprinted II s}lort tIno
aRo ~ 10 examine tl!s Law mud slSe nit opi'll"
,nts =, % Ir't, .t,.,rI,'. .e ~ :" ,r,, ,,...;r"s
.!.s ~ ili'..nM mn 1efatoly' " 'uv!u l,'.'t tcn
'ariy tlinsc iaids ci!ihracet' III wl'at II now
called 0kfalfh''a. .Iuttvn ''nlfi ". krn'n anl
"%es ;h'1 e, o ,n 5onens @ ;n s5Sne awye'. In
a. .' ~ a,,.ss'. @ t.a., ~ y.,, ,'t,"
nea 81 - ssn s!u' .na a..
u lolg md elaborate report, n synopsis Of
wi. % nf"rn nv 1"D IN n,I,s. ~ i, ,'r.srr,Iim,
~ ,no mao,,n =. .%h inui ,,tvt = ~ - ,n ,",. /.
Us foMs H : S M a aet e &c co"rress "' eS S e'tc d
al, ,ct to regulate tic italc and Inter-
rours,, ,s,tl In,linn trims. and presrryr Tic
,,oncn n,' ~, frn,,t,or !, n,,nr,,v"i .I,,mr IN
lssI, flat portlon of country wrst Of tue
mississippi Hircr. n'ui not within the htAtts
Of Missouri anl 1,ol,Isiann, ov In Territory or
ttrln,,sns, and niva Tint ,,nrtinn r,,st nf iI,c
si,ssisxinn1 X" tiyrr an INT within nnny sintc to
which tile Indian title l'ns not been eSlllt-
Eustcd, shall bo deemed 1lltia1l country.
'rlu soil. freehold, md Jurisdiction Ut Ills
territory, recognized us llnliu,, cu.!ntry, was
,ioI S1t. MSI a.p !, hv ~ r;,s., fr!'' rn
;rI.. i,,'nt's ,,,.y"r iu iitn "r slDi,u /" ,ln
sn,,,,ir. ",i tt,nv ur nn,r s,t,n,v ,''.r,tn,,,ts
M ,,5,,f.s,, III y o,d ~ m,,,inr nti't md ~ tc
r,t" Etsf!.s w II rs ,,,va",t nrrot r tiaf i
~ fm,itnms n,vnn fi,e rn,tntrv st.nniv lm,.
cnH t,w ,,, Il "a ,.,,t;;,. ~.,i,,;,u ~
a ana. . s",tI,t wiiG e'sg there "p iirsS in,Isns
.ar .M sii ",,, ~, MI INV i, tha s,ii rr"s
fi1 1cis n," my ;"ris,i1riin M ,ihrr Il, ,' ir t,ihI
nv "ih.a M sssnntiM. I" anH uort az thc rn,,,i.
y %!' tra,,, o, o uaria,,s s aSS.cnmts rm'isI
i,"uii.s.s nssitsm,, s"r;mn fracfs "f Ia,M IL
~, .nrs i;nn iri"a N"iti,er III. ', fran,
1 ,ns *, Y icy r,,t. y. ''o ~ ' sc,,x mS rn;t, n
MW smS !, I'm
n 1mwnr Acror,iinr M % I to ~ tio II III Inv VIZ t atio.s
trrntit:. cn1, ba ,a1!,le univ Dstwcc,i clSiiiz.s
op1t ,.p,tt " ~. .'u,,s tni ~ ,iis,s,,S ~ to
,aI,ir ,nnas H. ir,.ntv e' f,o,,rrrsa % %nou" i.ns
, 1880-09-22

Special Dispatch to 1hs CAteago Tribune.
p ADRIAN, Mich, tjt. al.-AIt. GeorSc y. Up
ton, OF T1iE CHICAGO TNtnCSE, was married
In thIs city tt!s morning to Miss t;corgiara,
YOUNGEST daughter If Col. j. II. W0nd. Tile
ceremony WIS performed at tho residence Uf
The brides sister, Mrs. W. Ii. Stone, tile Rev
W. II. gallagher, Of Christ Church. ofllciat-
Ing. Unly tho itltnnlintc friends Df tlle
PARTIES were present, MID tic happy t,nir lift
Ull tile tluOil train fur tho West. Illt bride Is
Il Indy of exceptional culture, md her depart.
i!ru leaves Il CUP III tllu tlrst social circles Uf
thu eitr.
, 1880-09-22

Srttta! Dhpatti to 1ns Chicago 7ttbu.1e
SrH1SGrtEIn, ILL.,, Sept, .l.-A lnaildani's
was Issued tt>t!uy in the United Slntes CIR.
c,.it court against tic authorities Of Pulaski,
County, directing them to hwy and collect 4
Tux to pay II Judgment obtained by II. II.
Ltitsc for Interest due OIL bollls issued by
the county.
, 1880-09-22
NcsIstlliE tile Draft.

Sc rdgt 4 Eef. 2. GTrtiey's "Anserstun Conflict"
1'hat tho Enro!,iug net was i,nconstiAttionnt
and void xas very generally held, and procinin,~
I'd, md help by tho opposition. and wns In due
tlmo formally adJuhgcd by JustIcc John N.
Itlsn Ly tho Democratic Justices forming Il tnn-
1urity OF Tho Supreme Cuurt uf Pennsylvania.
That Court hold broadly that tho FGflttal Gov
otherwise than hy voluntary enilstnlcnts. :.
1t wOro absurd to cs,ntcnl TINT Judges who s0
held were oppUset3, ctlcr In principle tIr In
synpates, to tho cause, Or Rt least 10 tho cthics
OF BcCcSSlDn. !
, 1880-09-22

I,On 4AhE-LAsns IN LOUISIANA AND MS.
}''''a }n1s: Plantation. In Attain County, M,....lp.
New s,rltan. ltatlra. Gs,ntnlhnI a;Iut l. sD 1rrrt
,usc es. ~ wfct, nb4Iut ~ nIufu at rI.arrI
yItud awesIt,tx-l,nuse. atrsrs i,Ju.Sa, chttgif,
md .tn. n.hnn'e. !r.crb. stao!a etc rhl. place. To-
Eethrr win t.!ta 1sx issre'. enws gte farming
Il bsiusc T. a liz. viii seit % ior sn III th"usad ] tslats
:. Ahnut i acre. Of lnnd In ,ycs. Carroll iar!.b
iu nnknwn; !r"H, ths .catn1 Ina!l!y II i.,,d su!'.
been nls'nt IN i,n duIlars ror acre. i'rtcs t~"
Z Fa'tntiSn e1,tanu orer ,.ut, acfcs OF land. Of
wi..st perhsp, bare sienf. the p,5sn mt clesrra
h"inR heavily t!iab1rcd. Unths plsea, Rfa dwelling
i iss'ted il, lie h staey nist ,nii". ~est
Of snnre lA ~ tho ilnG ~ ir projected Fa!lr,su
% '.Ssa Il s11, NJ Viii n 's hi, ss IT,
tboutktld dGllarr tt:.t9, cnsi: ,,.
rMntryl nluut u HiieE knuthwestu Alurr. tut mt
fAr trtI.n llne Df nhnye.Hentnned fur!.ah. etn-
it"tsn byiieyed i, htvu lteri, burnt her iprov-
ih"ltH " nny yos lnH!nn and Guanttty ~ clrared
@ @ s Ws ss sus g
s. limitation In l,o toto Parish, 1uul.snnn. su,-
w,t11n rons.naky s,inrt TIM. improvements ~
ii ars rcthrted rs hnv!nE been tGrtnfy utllrr eult.
s.tlnn. fMts'r' well t!nbetr, he sn Z ttslR'lt 10
nS ~ q s S aS.1 ,ant "a sHa i VT Y! "a" % Il X
not "Esr ;;; y miles lf'eo sose"'5-'ro hundred dol
Will ihs exception Of sn,ni. portion OF Emma
Plantation tIle tIc t'ntpve Indni* mi and
lsGsnsIari lndrpntahle hut thu latids has!nE been
ais,va r1ices. "nr aut-taii,, ced1 i" them.
1nrchnhurs ran caNfJ hnvA. t!tlrs yerif1 " cprc-
tent '"wsers In she various ncxl!"rHi.a Alse@s
, 1880-09-22
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.

,Sp<clal Duoates 70 7as (Aieaao ITltuHe.
SiNlxGflElD, ILL.,. Sept. al.-A certthcato
Of organization was to7lay filed viii. the
Secretary OF Stato by the Illinois Training
School for Nurses, Ut Chicago, Its object
being 10 train skilled nurses aud furnish
, 1880-09-22
DlED 0F EXHAUSTION.

SpftidI Ul1paLfh to The EHlta00 Tribune.
EtGlS. H., Sept. ni.-Dl1n Swift, patient
nj tic Hospital fur tho Insane, died to-day
from exhaustion. lie was uged II yunrs.
The DOtly viii bu scnt to DAllylllc, where Ills
relntEyGA reside,
, 1880-09-22

Effects Of The Democratic Attitude.
Sfs r"ots aia-ft7 lot. t;rtt'tR's "4lm'rtean Con-
Ex-rrntttcnt Pierce wrnto, nltnost ycnr prG-
viousy AMI h, prospect of tho Presidential nom
mutton ft,r 1s0g, Rs fntiDwa:
"Wlthuit discussing tho 1ltcalton Of rlHEt-of
abstract power to scccslc-I hnvo never believed
tInt ncttlnl disruption ~ tho Union cas, Ucotr
without butnl; aud Y tlfpn0h The ninltt.s n
NhtfhefA fIh1fttDtltsts lint dire tdlaInftN must
conIe, TIC fighting tcfn ho. 'e a'a,lv 1i,sou aud
Uktnn'a lf',c mt'eiH. II triN he tctllin 1ur o,cn
oittfk, IN MIR DlsR atrtcts hethett e 'ro tiffA*ta
tn tc'lom haer ,tfe,7rti. TDst rlo ticfU law and
srnnt constitutional obligations tpnl. U src t!vr
r:ne!' u; h ,ar',t,nment u drns' H"ti oee"nftfo"
There Is Or t1as bccn n ruito general Impression
tucked by C1tiHtnnt nf,l confident Rssrrilnns
tat tl,e ysoo e tlio l,ree Suites yere ,!t'c 4!
WIS Kiyun IL It hy tho Administration.
Yet tinlt IN very fur flnn tho truth. TllGru
WIS IN nlonie,lt Wherein larnn. portun
uf tho Northern lMfndcrncy wcrG iMIt. 1T lcn4t
p,lsA!ycly htstil0 to any form! Or ahat!o Dt to-
crclo,, wiliu t,,H,sy. opony rcl.t!enne aud st'g.
ilntztI II rs atrt,clntIs njlisitt!ablc aggression.
And this n1,iosttion even when lrast v0etfnro!la,
BeaIbly stltfncteil frAnl tho pD,sgr and dllnfil-
1alicl tho cl11et0nuy Ut tho North.
, 1880-09-22
WInt Denlocrntic lntolltton. Really
Were,

ST uagts -. Jnl ?. Urftltu's "AHtrcan ifet."
1lntt tho Confcdcr1ry prs,vctt uhlo to wrest
from tho Federal authorities an nGknnwtc,ia-
t,lcfit of It's Independence. nnd had pcacu becn
established h1d rutl'lcd on tht basiz, nELlEyE
TIIE pEM'lC,tATtu rAN1y IN THE tMYA1. STArEs
WtlttLp HAVE FORTHWITH TAKEN utsDUSD rt1Jt
itEsTtIitATlt}S HY THE HECEsssuE OF TlIEi1t M
EIEcTlyE RTATEt, WHETHER JOINTLY til sEv-
ElLtLLf, rIu,M TIE UslDN AMI TiIl:1it NJ.
ItEsfOk I'll TiiE COSSEnEltAuy uSpElt IT'S anHT-
GbMEnf CONSTITUTIONS. MAKING aLAyEht
va o Whc, 1S fSiowlE coscIy on tho heel. 81
tho H1rat Union stcressea Or July, isyi. 1T Get
tysIMrH. Vtuks1lrE, 1nrt Hudson, nIhl lioiunt.
h,ld s..eI, tho ItccIl0t resisted ui defeated IN
tls City Ut New York twtseru It's ileHs nild Vital
Ains wurc innre Kclicrtts cherished than ever III
Siuth tnrnlilut Or LqlitsIuHaj, tlAt confidently
t!uin u roino4o Ald ciraitous triumph of tito
QHIQp.
, 1880-09-22

tho ctEt. Every nn,nocr1t IN TIM Nnrth wot!h
event huyc tfils nlTcet. IL cannot restoro; II
t.r1ti f,nty tieAtttV.f
, 1880-09-22
CITY REAL ESTATE.

. : - -
Tor HAt.E-B,is1NEsa Fnurl:lrry, On Wt:sr
+ 1.ake-sr. Wr.t MntlLsnn..t. snuth tfal-lr, Wc-t
indiana. md t'E't. nt'd nEhrr West thle streets.
mont nb ttutly their nwn Interest ~ catlInE nn
thr Willie Awnkn t.'nI E.tn:n AHenrr NJ tho Wtal
slia hnd link uyer ihnF Iitt. HftIFtiN DWIGHT,
thrI,ur Washington uftd lfnlstrH-sts.
l;Uit YAIE-rivo i.iJiS 5N TwESTY.sIX7;ii.YT
Gr.recn ArnoId..s., and wpntvosth:nv. Acc~r.,ble
tio suDuFban trains of j. i. i Il. i; i, 'I,,.,, ~
lsnnni a Amartcnn Exprpsa HGildjhR.
Ii0is x1i,E--A DE-iiiAiI1.E iit:3ii'izNt'E IN nSE
j. ,f tile hnst lnritHnr IN lbr snnt side bNtne
0f thu IHnr-.lurY ttHne.ff1nt block cFnrr ~ Lake,
ahh Thlfty 1runtLa the tnku md 1touelas
MnnntH"nt grNunLts. Call Or nddFcas i. II. ST., x1b
lhhe,ns1 ~.
l1Uii 4AI.f:--tiiDjCt; t7iiiSFit WITH 3-sYNNY
cutlhsr IiUtGr.st,. tu.n to bn Hrny eirtl; AA0;
WARE. iii in snr-+L -
1r.H HRAf.E-rWu-s1UHf AND CEbl.Alt nHtEK
hunst 4FUfna deep, with lot 70 ftlGt IfiJht,
hhhMnd.nt. nj bnfsn. With !Mtntnra; ls's.rr.Enn 4
Nay. !; viii rent II not tntd. PlEltCH NAtE. l@5
I.nHa1ir.at. ..... ..-
I;1il SNI.s-vACASTI I.JT. ii0x i;V. WAH3sli-AV.,
Enplswota lat" waieF. nnrarintntfcd str,'et. nd.
thnnE lots 1iHIrt!yst: ineumbrhtr: bargain fnr
!1.slf. tlhr..s HwnGr. Il, Tribune nlcc. call a.
lt'n'ln II. ", tunth Clark hL
I;it Al.F-'rwI.*lt'ilY AAO, 3AsEMENT
GItck hn!tsc. II ra'rsH. Ill nl0lrFi lsHirpssmrnt..
lnfRn lHtn. WIN sell tor nMft Cash. una EnlanGu
lung tth,p. hIehnfh t'Nrtts-st
, 1880-09-22
Niltsl;lsir.iN REAL EsT.tTE.

I,01. tAl.E-siu WILL, MY \ MEAITIfri. IIftr
i Hnf bttck !-uH thth! nj lii tirat,xp. miles truHl
Thlt:,Gn: III t!uwn mid q nsnt!y: r,,"ape,t pvt:
rr,y Y market; hl,"*n free ni.r1ct fryui rs.'r"nt
fNf1 IA,. EiEcite lutS terms au ttflia Tall
inr Einsn. Ira ulsDHS. ~ 1t Eni!t..af- It1ou l.
1rtnn HALk-sEyEitAL nAtsGA!Ss IN EIItjit:i:
ln,.. nH. T4yts, i.,.u & i; SSr,n s:,Srf.st "''"
, 1880-09-22

IiOlt SAI.i;;-lV s1i5(:K,tAl II t:i.s AID FAisMEKs
The undersigned linz utstD farm, In Missouri u
lH nrrt.. sltuat!'d n!nut four mile. from rnl!raai
well wnt"rs1 aIlI tI.nbereE. nnd stacked with hurrt..
mules, enlte And bugs, KnL farming implements. lie
j. nAh! Z. giyo Z hl. 9ttsM a''d desires
slI the whIr nr uhd k.0cG. lhe tartil Gun ~ d.
yitrd Into ssveIa fnrInh. und he wyui llkr lErtnn
No earrun need answer whtl hkM mt tI1nl Eilu 10
fN.tGO to lnsEtt- Adlr0ss STUckkAlSEtk. Tribune
s.ilcr.
, 1880-09-22
NANTEE-MALE HELP.

WANTEU-.nALE I4ELF.
Isoohttccpcre. Clerks. dc.
Al aecy a S aa.e;. sNH VI; iste!aS:e. .S F e @ H.
WANTED 77lMTETES:F, NH: Ill CI:ENK! g M YNE:
cnse aa .nr9 1ewafs ans ~''% @ ''" '''''
AHTHaS1KSxEf|H'ESaf I5asS II s:.; .a's"!; {!sHv ehk.
Trades.
NS%s$S S ssd as''S;:s: %&Sei ei'
si.ass .os o1 .sa25 s',03a*Fhiss ss q ses' ~
\,1aSrEl'zT3; li;75K % !!a1EilS=x yl7sT:c!AEs
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sSs S1y j 5'Ets ''s ys }t!t .'ESSS: EJ1 s.!
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ITaSTEi5- 01Ev ISIzE1i f155S 575NSlCE XsD
en Fs s"sf; ao :Es"sy s!a eit a%t
4S;i !; Sst'S :s :s5 J SSEE Ns;lSx
\VAxTEP=sSE Eii|s1:,!:A;s !; "A: s., i ,l3MISTE! a " =
Aarres.s sasfi e Tt"s 81" c" vel up III '' business
<oacl,f,scn. Tculus,tra. 6r.
HSJai!wv@ss!@ sS3 Il! WI 81 .Nks srAhIE ~
Employment AgencIca.,
sr1: II Isr sWGss W:!,;s . f AlhnSAn FL ';ss1:
nss s. III e ~ tst ST d.; s;y ~ " ,r ,%f s%n |s': s q
sy Whit fiji FIX x g. " I'll sss, %'
ns AYAn M nne.a;sl 4M'STs ~ iSss.n,i s,n
Hsak ,ts* ksi's y VIZ, til ,s. ,.@ss.'i ''' and ely, r. A.
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tt,l md llusu tl.I Il. Il pur duff tat rtHo