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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Mississippi senatorship.

Washington. August 6-It is confirm
ed that Gen. Chalmers will be the green
back candidate in Mississippi for sena-
tor against Lamar. The democrats say
this is merely move of Chalmers to
get greenback votes to keep him in his
seat in the house of representatives.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
The Weather.

Washington. August 6-The indica-
tlons for the upper lake region and the
two valleys are: Local rains, followed
by clearing weather, winds mostly north
erly and stationary or lower tempera
ture; in southern and eastern portions
high pressure.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Bank StatementcReserv decrease, a. .25 Sm
n New York, August 8.
WHEATs--Feverish, unsettled and higher, No.
red, sl271,@i.2sAAugust; $1.2901.S0 Septem.
CossExeised and hieber soys%osT' Mi4ed western
spot, 550llDc; future 54lJB8c.
OATs.Higber. No. 2 4Oc August; S8k@lSSIc
September; S9H03yssc October.
PoBK-Quiet and firm. New $500,
LARD-$11.70.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, August 9.
WHEAT.-Strong, active, but unsettled. 81. .2SN
car lots cash; s.: :23k August; S1.i7X Septem.
ber: s1.17a October; Sl.i5T year. N'''A'-
CoRN-Unsettled, excited and hiQher. s2Hc
cash a3H September; SIC October; 5O9sc year,
Sales 53A@J551ac for September.
OATs.Strong and higher, 3lAc cash; S71c
September; SIC October.
kYE-84G84Ac.
BARLEY-92c September.
PoRK-Firm $l7.9O017.95 cash September and
October. ~'N
LARD-Weak. s11.s5 cash for August; s11, ,47n
September and October.
WHIsKY-S1.12.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, August8.
WHEAT-Strong. advancing, S1.IX cash Al .18
September; $1.16h October $1.16as November: ::
$1.l6h December No. 8, S1.O6; No. 4, SOC,
CoRS-Flrm, and higher; 52Ac.
OATs-45.
RYE-84c.
BARLEY-75c bid.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

In convention at Richmond the demo-
orats Of Virginia, on the 4th inst. made
the following declaration: "The conser-
,ative democratic party Of Virginia,
aemocratic in its federal relations, and
conservative in its state policy, assem-
oleo IN convention, in view of the pres.
Gnu oonaitlons Of the union of this COM
"onwealth, for clear and distinct as.
sefslon OF It's political faith doth declare;
equality Of rights and exact Justice to NIL
men snd special privileges to none !;
freedom of religion; freedom Of the nress
and freedom Of person under the habcos
corpus. Of trial BY juries impartially 80.
leoted, and ofa pure. upright and non.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
A1Falsc Reporter.

Tucson, Arizona, Aug. 6-The story of
Ambrose Lamprox, engineer, captured
by Apaches recently telegraphed is false
i'll detail us to number aud movements
of savagcs and the presence of Victoria.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Axrarian outrages in Ireland.

London, August 6.-The number of
aglarian outrages committed in Ireland
during July was 259, including four fir
ings at persons, eleven assaults. twenty
arsons, seventeen cattle mainings. 155
intimidations and twenty-five cases of
injury to property.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Y NJ e A

London, Aug. 6.-The worlds conven.
tion OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation has been great success. Forty
thousand dollars were pledged to inau.
gurate IN Great Britain the work like
that in America.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

DR.. Hamilton, in reply to direct
question Thursday forenoon. said: You
msy quote me as saying that the presi-
dent will certainly get well. consider
him ont of danger.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

The state prohibition convention of
Ohio indorses the state ticket recently
nominated by the democrats at Cleve.
land. except that Henry Kemp, of Co.'S
hocton. was nominated for attorney-gen-
eral to fill the vacancy on that ticket.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Death Of Uryllle Grant.

Morristown, N. j.. August 6.-Orville
Grant, brother of General Grant, died
at Norris Plains yesterday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Denial.

Paris, Aug. ct is semi-officially de.
MED that fifty thousand French troops
will be sent to Africa before October.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
FOREIGN.

Russian Imperial Family,
st. Petersburg, August G.-The imper.
ial family and court arrived yesterday at
Peterhof palace.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
England Pleased With Uncle Sans Ian.
EuaEe,

London, August 6-In the house of
commons last night Sir VIM. Harcourt
said the dispatch of United States Min
lister Lowell. to the Earl of Gran
vile was couched in the friendly tone
he had anticipated. The statement was
received with much cheering.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Meeting Called.

New York, August 6.-Fink has called
a meeting of the joint executive commit
tee for Wednesday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
MARRIED,

OEHRING-SERR-At the residence of Mr.,
Philip shoep. by Rey: DR.: Epstein, at Yank-
ton. August s. 1881, Mr.. Michael Goehring to
Miss Anna Maria Serr, both of Bon Homme
county, d. T,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

Morrow will make us good Photos us
can be got elsewhere in this city, for
$l.75 per dozen
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Hail Storm,

Rochester, Aug. Ga heavy hail TO-
day damaged roofs, etc.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

Consul Grlnnell of Bremen has for
warded to the department of state an Of
fetal table showing the estimated har-
vest Of Prussia up to the end of June,
1881, compiled by the heads Of the sever.
sl districts for the Prussian minister of
agriculture. The table comprises sub.
stantially the agricultural area of the
German empire, the average harvest be-
ing reckoned at 100. The following are
%l,a n.ksrnoko. os AZ. ....z.a
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

The republican state central committee
Of Iowa has been called to meet at Des
MONIES. Thursday, August 10, to COM
plete the organization of the committee
and arrange all the details necessary for
the prosecution of an active camnaion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06
Hartmann, the nihilist, has departed
from New York, probably fearing extra
dition. His friends refuse to reveal his
whereabouts.

There is deadlock in the Mississippi
democratic nominating convention. The
twentieth ballot gave Stone 1O6; Barks-
dale, %. Featherstone "a; Calhoun II.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

All requests made at the Jail for per-
mission to see Guitear,, or even to enter
the rotunda. continue to be refused. The
fact that the military guard continues
to be maintained indicate that the au.
thorities apprehend that there is some
danger of an attempt being made to cap.
ture the prisoner or of escape.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

The government is very reticent re-
garding the course that it will pursue in
regard to the conspirators working in
the United States against other govern
ments. There are number of nice
questions involved that will require the
exercise of the best of Judgment to Sc
cure the safety of society. and at the
same tims do justice to all concerned.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

At the seventh Maine congressional
district democratic convention, Govern
or Garcelon made speech advising the
endorsement of Washington Gilbert, the
greenback candidate, or adjournment
without nomination. He had pledged
Gilbert that if the greenbackers assisted
the republicans in the organization of
the house he would resign. The con-
vention refused to adopt either course.
After permanent organization franklin
Reed was nominated by acclamation.
The resolutions indorse the Cincinnati
nlakform
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

Sioux Falls Paragraph: The ASSESS
ment OF Minnehaha county is concluded
and equalized, and it shows that the to-
tai valuation is 81, ,4OO,O15. of which ST.
O23.7 .756 is real estate, and 377,259 is per-
sonal property. The total number of
acres of decided land is 26O, which is
very nearly exactly half ofthe total area
of the county. the balance being includ-
ed in claims not yet proved up on, school
sections. etc. The total valuation this
year is only about ten per cent more than
last year, Notwithstanding the growth of
sshe country, owing to the rating having
been very generally lower than in 1881.
The increase in the number of acres of
decided lands is about % per cent, the
figures for 1880 having been 219,s94
against 26O,543 as stated for this year.
General Dumont, supervising inspec-
tor Of steam vessels. is having prepared q
record Of casualties during the past tis-
cal year. The work will be completed
in about week. It will show that, omit.
ting the Vera Cruz and Alpena disasters,
, there were fewer disasters from July 1,
1880. to June 1,1ss1, than for any twelve
months preceding since the introduction
Of steam into navigation. The Vera
Cruz was wrecked on the Florida coast
and the Alpena on lake Michigan. They
were both as near perfect in construc-
tion and equipment as it is possible to
build steamers. but could not Withstand
the furious storms in which they were
caught. No inspection nor anything
else could have saved them. Both OF
these disasters occurred in the first six
months of 1SsO.8l. The last six months
Of that year show by for fewer casual
ties than for any preceding years.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

A Raleigh telegram of the 4th, says
the North Carolina election passed off
quietly. The towns where prohibition
strength was conceded have all given, as
far as heard from, heavy anti-prohibi-
ton majority. The vote was light. The
negroes voted solidly with the republi.
can leaders. who had pronounced against
prohibition. The majority against the
measure will be large, perhaps 10000. -,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

Another Exhibition of her Speed ut Buff
falO.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-08-06

geth.
some
natic,
perrin
latter
ch iis
can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18
CTOUT MEN.

MEN OF SHORT STATURE AND LARGE PRO-
PORTIONS LABOR UNDER THE DELUsION THAT
THEY CANNOT BE FITTED READY-MADE. THIS
IS MISTAKE. LAST WEEK WE HAD AMONG
THE HUNDREDS OF VISITORS THE EMINENT
COMEDIAN, BISHOP. MOST EVERYBODY WILL
REMEMBER HIS ROTUND FORM. HE WANTED
AN OvERCOAT, AND SAID: 81 WAS TOLD YOU
COULD FIT ANY SHAPED MAN. CAN YOU FIT
ME'" THE VERY FIRST OvERCOAT THAT WAS
PLACED ON HIS BACK FITTED HIM. TO SAY
HE WAS DELIGHTED WOULD BUT FAMILY Ex-
PRESS HIS FEELINGS. HE THEN TRIED ON A
SUIT, WITHOUT ANY DESIRE TO PURCHASE,
MERELY WISHING TO SEE IF BE COULD BE
FITTED. IN PAYING US FOR THE OvERCOAT,
HE SAID: 81 WILL KEEP MEMORANDUM OF
THE SIZES AND SEND YOU MY ORDERS FROM
ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY MAY BE IN. 1
NEVER WAS FITTED READY-MADE BEFORE"
WE RELATE THIS TO SHOW TO STOUT OR FAT
MEN THAT THEY SHOULD GIVE Us CHANCE
TO SHOW THEM OUR STOCK, FROM WHICH WE
GUARANTEE TO FIT NINETY-NINE PER CENT
OF ALL WHO MAY CALL UPON US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18

TOh LEASE-HOUSE
THO LEASE-FOR TWO YEARS TO PRIVATE
4 family, handsome modern, 1i-room Residence in
the most fashionable portion of the northwestern sec
ton STEIGER IIERFRMANN
Olo-oG 141S New York avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18

II signs and indications count for ANYTHING
there is every reason for believing that the visitors
% the Yorktown Centennial viii generally regret
that CORVALLIS didn't take that place away with
him, instead OF surrendering II to the allied
armies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EfOR RENT-DWELLING-PAR OF BUILDING
a southeast corner 18th street and New York avenue
recently reodeled and repaired throughout, contain
ing Az rooms street cars the door for all parts of
Treasury DEPARTMENT and surrounded by all the Prn
c1paI hotels make it the most eligible point in Washing
very low to suitable party. Apply at 9l3 H street
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18

WOODWARD g. LOTHROP
OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THEIR
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
PINK. BLUE. NAVY AND BLACK CoRsETs.
better quality than is usually offered at this price,
Splendid qualities at 75c, s5c, &c.. S.0e.
EMBROIDERED CORSETs
800 AND $l25 EACH
Are e elegant shape and quality. and cannot be
hsss sfe az ns 0s & es ass s. g. # 5S
LADIES' MERINO UNDERWEAR,
Superior quality
HERINO VESTS AND PANTS
beautifully finished and originally sold for Fl 90 for
~ in, advance Zoe. We shall offer all aizes d. go So
"a. 36. at only
81 EACH.
az PLEASE EXAMINE.
Ladies win find these goods in our suit department,
great convenience IN selecting them.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. e21
OILS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-18

II the subcommittee OF the Senate commerce
committee appointed by the Senate last spring to
examine into the matter OF the abatement OF the
Potomac fats nuisance proposes to accomplish
anything by the meeting OF Congress 1t should go
70 work. There is nothing In the past conduct of
fhis committee To encourage the people Of Wash
fngtnn TO hope for ything at its hands The Sen
ators appointed upon the committee met, organ
lied and adjourned on the very day OF the adjourn
ment OF the Senate. They appointed the first OF
July as the time for re-assembling and taking up
their work in earnest. When that date arrived
quorum was lacking. The chairman did his best
TO get enough of the members together for bust
ness but he failed, and after informal meeting
two members out of five being presently the COM
mttee adjourned until fall. Meantime the extra
session Of the Senate was called, and 1t brings all
the members OF the subcommittee together. Now,
why can they not enter upon the discharge OF the
duties entrusted to them in a basiness-like man.
ner and with determination TO push forward the
important work of filling up the flats?
This is a subject of great importance to all resi-
dents, permanent or temporary, of Washington. and
TO the country at large as well. Every year these
hats become greater nuisance, and their disease
breeding capacity increases The White House will
soon be rendered uninhabitable during the sum-
mer months if the poisonous exhalatoHs of the fats
are to be permitted to blow over it with every
southern breeze. 1t was apparent last winter that
a decided majority of the Congressman recognized
the necessity OF abating the flats nuisance and OF
improving the river 'front.' and the sole difficulty in
the way OF getting an appropriation for this
purpose was that there was no we'll
approved plan for doing the work. With view Of
obyiating this difficulty and OF presenting to Con-
greSs early next winter a matured plan, based
upon proper examinations, surveys, ETC., the sub
committee was appointed. The engineer corps OF
the army readily cG-operated In the preliminary
work, and, no doubt. the task undertaken by Ii
Will be completed in good time; but there is great
deal to be done beside the survey, and unless the
committee get TO work at it the whole question
will probably go over until another session of Con-
gress. There could be no valid excuse for such de-
lay
, 1881-05-14

tho recent SncrG,se Of canltni by several Of
tho local companies OF tint Stata Is only
preliminary stop 10 ttlu gradual exclusion Of
thctr business tn tl,eI:nsicrh States.
The expnct0d arrival Df Manager Cl,ri-
hugh. OF Tho FIre-insurnncc Association Of
England, mine tlnio this week. has started
the story tllas NIL The Arrnlg,'inrnts or tlIot
Company with tho " "1icvcro" III I,oslou nre
temporary.
'lhu ngulcy business of some Of l1fa srpct,er
city companies, from wlltrh 81 in,,cl, was *
pcclr!l. l,ns proved II disappointment. I'm
number of "spcsfnis" 10 rrs,pery s,,ncTxlse
their risks, they chi, hnr,ly expect Er1lntie re-
suits, mrd III areotal ng"!'ts ,ru III, expensive
as,y AZ, ray S ''u r v'e hcnue s n liz 'Se rasc
"A l,ah nf *saM.NN NJ .wrnty -ftnlr ,Ii,-towt,
dwellings WIS necertctl i,y Nh English cninpnny
rcnrntly q y = ssnss FOR thrtM yenrA nri uufti.
thu ut tho ttl&rtnlls thlnRs naM,ut Now York
business y, that l'lgE!r commission eati tM oil,
tninctf frh,m .lp.tnwn hr,,nch .1Ice. ihan from
found TINT tho very best he rrulil 10 down town
wns - t,or cont. ltttl Int Thr'l avtllttr ncc III
tho sal,o s.n.pa'y ho rcHdIty q't"'ne'l :i!s per
-; a !! !ocal olce ia; ncsn trying e rc!ns,ro
1'nny nj 10 per crni. With IN tnkers.
costly 6i,c for sover,l Of tio NV Y"rk o,'ices.
i H. reported spvnt1.l 9f thut in,k tho risk oyer
the heads uf tlc!r philasle!rhIa nxrnta;
haa heen rnptrnteI with story TILT he cn,i Ot,.
tnIti tho Agancy Of Il HcntclI cOiIlnlity wtlnsu
hentltlunrtcrs nlo IT. Alcr!inoi,. pts,vN! he will
.nako az arraI,Keino,lt with purity having "iil-
As mn illustration nf tho rnpitl cilNhgcs In tho
demand for fire lnsI1rtcn IL thfs inMrket. IL Il
calcclc1 warehouse Insurance to the amount oi
$l.00,0n. NENt}.
, 1881-05-14
Mr.. STOREY AND THE PRINTERS.

r,,,.'' .r".s,y ~ ~ ",...', ws 49,. .,'.
''t..,".'.s IL. .,... .o.' .s 80 ~.
,. ,'.''e''.,o" ~, te'"is ''s "M1o' ~" W ..'o
t"cs. hio tyPe nseu u. et''' sn"b "'''t u'o
ctdatlc way Ill when lit0 printers enipioyea
OH ttlng pnpef w0fk, ms stlfrau storey up
somewhat. Tho sold t,lai'" 'oses Ills tcnl-
per md suncAls loudly, ]Ie nlat1e n false
bDnst nbout tho Itbcf, wIees pal By the
Times otllcu 10 It's conupsiturs to 1tu,uhuv
t,,o 0ennro, nuhlIc. and vhrn thnt n,fas,ntc.
,,'on} ia ~ nn.cI I,e o,sv,,rs hv "rvInw - ia
n lie, It's n lle.'' lie snys tho type 'was cnst
a,u.c,ni,v fnr thc Tlmcss n,d il ,,riycd hv lin,
bccauso or ita exccntlonaI beauty fes' u Is
admire IT. Tho very type IN whlei, vt Sir; storuy's
with with s,' ! "ln'o'' ii % fsea on % Ssssior body, G
ravar S anO aa M storev foa aws M o tGf o .os M
u nv tyno Il rIt. hui hn say. rothiuu In nntwor
tu tho fne. ,nnt tho @ NJ n,un ~ IN Tint rilsu stand
around l,ltotwu, three, nnd tuur hnrs every night
for which tloy receive no compensation; that
onc nan nas a, n",opos 2. @ set1'as no ~. ~.
veft'sotnents I, @ a',sn!aes III weI' ~ nose snae
Tue oee Rets nI,se co.s no i%r M from its
s fsp ma ,o SoI sr M 1no boa
',n ~. ~. IT,. .. ~. ..ss ~: nv
rnIa by THO week. MI inj,,sticc that Is prncticcd
in no othor newspaper oltacc In tho uuitct stares
or Can,la; thnt tho "pcco" 'a,n's ii, that o','co
forced upon t,,om for.Ilstr,ution, for which str.
ss Grs mes
oT u ~ons tntn rho t,h1t,ny,, Rivor Tint ,no{,o or
En 'H icng e % nnrc rs,a r T stnrry viii
thu Tt,ncs ol:.c. int II IL Il uo,ortu,1s fuct nn,nr
tho pr!ntcrs thst thoy have. Mr. storcy viii
probably say TINT II y iiq When !ho assertion
, 1881-05-14


TT1U CAVITAI.lSrS-W DESIRE YOUR
l. rG,p,ruttnn III tte Development Vt savarnl % thu
best uiI..lx r!la In tho world. WD ArU ptUpHfau ~
ufur l,rupfrtlGa lhat hEo soHnn eqnalu4 e!khtf "
qualify ur quantity ut arax We otfr intlutbnhi,ee
syen On tsifssnr cia,.s u 0Urs significantly
tvYvltlTnti INV Al uruxu tHle gMFlGtar. we tnftih
thG Httctuat scrutiny. fnBie will rnY atIaly frn!t!
iGuni,l nf nissENlna md ni,tu hf teut Will
raqlr1 Hlue wutk IL rpacI tl8 paying WlliIt fnGtl
lnGutlUn ieluteR number nt uhlnlN. kntt1l q! t0
1,r. Ut lilo noat c1tranr1ltlnf5 cl1nrief ~ lnf1
sAilra'a! md uil1r n0crusaff tnEtittHa W VIZ "
ilnctun Vt 0rcs und isIlilnH ~ mines. artusnx "
ur hltlvru cln,t1tuu. afndinH VrsAt 1nN"es liat
inHciiIneFT, ulIi latr, W. rnIAbsU u etnl heyVrh
1ilik nar our HTUperilsn tn tstAcH slr DWil aud our
nuisn.rs III ltts business An1 tllufe nEe tl-
lnellkst trts, ktci nehtr blslnuM c9it lnY We
ils S,is, Va prefsr Hary II p.,1sna. but 4 n;s.
41Qllkl tlIut prutF1y. ANY e*!dnlht!nn ~ tneku
vrpDrtiva wn,lld talIlut. Tl.ere WI! bF pIn-
ilx iii uueh property TINT lst ba tstxGptu u ynn
Hrn l,AlMg l1r puYlh9 Investments pr luslneKs tuf
FHtf ar suns, uE RA Enar.lthbs. {ut ~ tstls nGnt.
unity pass, W9 Rnss r,,rH alnH!0 chiHlh ana VERY
eaF.I Sy nsastsf n,"ss lin. .lalf intprsat III eao
llU t.t tn lpplh, III .IIu II tnt dtaftlct iatnf
Shut jlls tl.iKi, hut " rlrs-ay!nK Mtn9. s IL
ulud npIAtFtiiy tur clubs, fArsis* HHAlEtNk nl
ilrtslR c&4hn viii 10 wnll Ia t1u " intitHltaeqy Wa
hAyp u ~ aptalJ pIArer f'nliit4 hnt W. VIII WI I
sUu, mud ttGsN viii ny ns1oly trn! tlie atnrt $lu
Is VIII secure InEgu lnt'fests n tns" f%en pat
gains. ,,x ,v.sts,s1 H. HMouS T. = ~ Nh
, 1881-05-14
j;DtfIeD TtLiNI'EU.

MAN AND Ills WIFE;
- rnlta OF tuu rnoms; wnfcr on tnlDc Annri Will
fMfs Excerpt titpptN; not linn lxfll utI-
Htnlfa frsil dining mot over Ea rer lnuth' on
nBnr streGt Gt-rnr line; references exchanged. Nd
GrGsa r. ni Teihunp HtiIcB. - =
, 1881-05-14

NOR SALE-IlEALTH HAVING FAIL
Il 3D. T|il sVII vi fuTeua ~ sGEvs Fl1h, afn1Y
land eIlxIly I0rxtei elegant buildings toF lskvs4Y
summer F0aoFti creamery. JsftsY nvsa. aasay "
fUi suAji iatm HuAf d striving toMn. Adafe$s, WIN
uartiruArp, llpx iul H0yAuSeta WlA
, 1881-05-14

NOR RSAIE-l'itIVATE BANKING AND
l lean uGcHt juMNIef rtHr1 chfIcetits ~ years ea-
labIst,ui nHtarl!~hGd rnputhttnni npVar ltnF1 ~.
lstrd; uw'!rr rst!rea With fnftEnni 0Ia az tSosS
f-iplsAt Eir u uouhls ycasty uEenu ut ExohanRU,
III LII AalIp.Mt.
, 1881-05-14
SUBURBAN.

ROAEDtNt; CAN BE HAD by ONE
i " twt, tan.llle. IN ye!1 deslens.!s Eincs y
miles trim the cty Ui, tl9 n: ", T. & II Ine hn'lsa ,
si.,s trees, glut. tfu! atc s3m tnle wa h,,Is
estriHH quiet Enter hna this t1fftrs unlslN' au'
Ynuues. Address + ~ rrtbunH St1'ssi
r AXE rOisEST-A FEW 1WAkDElss
~ lind nfrt.cInAa recommendations ut Iakg For
nY ullLcns1iuW tax H.
, 1881-05-14

EOll SALE-:p0 TT. ON 1SDIANA-AV.,
Il between FuEty-segn!!d n,,d t.,!tY.!hrl,s!t. \
, 1881-05-14
BUSINESS CffIfNCES.

EsOR SAI.E-TliE LAKE HOUSE PROP,
ss M liss itonl sity mts q t;rana @ kn..
tei.lllR back A,lA bordering tath lakes. cnpnbln
III heliig islac desirable s!nnlnr resnrt at.
artrs md ealss in;lnx tiv winter; d nIS ons'of'
70 orchard uf ttr fruit III thu ptslises ncnt"
vi IN ihu nIn highway IN tho Guy ut trhd itaIlGs
ran 10 bought ~ Is.at batn.ln q App!led for i1mns;
". W}SatX ill., =: lid Il Miehign!.n Ehicnso IL,
nr ii ltSEl'li Ii. MARTIN. or ElsHN sMlPl! irAnd
llAp4ix atIcs.
, 1881-05-14

ITO KENT-STATE AND WASHING
l. tnll-als. curhNt Tuo.u. lux ". with nine wndnms,
PehcuckH j"Wg!ry EtIr tlne ulevn1ur lot bisi-
tleKH rntiHlAek. t,lHlI Ell. u ttNta-kt.
, 1881-05-14
CLlSI.OEF ULOI.IIIN1.

4 DErrEH PLACE TO SELL YOUR
X cust-p pn v!u,hinx e4rpets. etc. cahhot ee fgaaa
tlAn J. usidsPs ~ btA!s-tL, 1h1 pA{r th3 ntaasss
Nail ordss promptly attended 70.
, 1881-05-14

MISCELLANEOUS.
ITO HENT-OS WAHASII-AF., ROOMS
l. with ntenlu power and eIuvAtur. Inquire NJ :sz
Ettth.Xt
, 1881-05-14

N3TISDSOll EUROPEAN HOTEL, Tltt1}.
w, ms i9ck--is Tie ihfxcst md bost EnropHHn ~
hu!Rlan s city. stavtng ha fuDHs rnmsnx ti.!.h w
tamfnnt uT1efsIeni!i. sAstt}Ei. tVtR }HTEN. rrop.
, 1881-05-14

Cl.AHESDUN liUUSE-FAMlLY ItO-
" tel t,,r,irr North Clark md tIh,atIo.stet t1nn
rlI,tst we'll !urntshHi. Will, Mnru for Tho summer.
rnhtn hi9 sinr Accommodated.
, 1881-05-14
uO<tnDfNg AND. LODGING.

DENTON HOUSE, ~ AND 20 Cf,Aisk-
ii. adjDtntnE Uesnd t'trlliG mud nIrn+it t.iIt.
lpml n,~ HEST fl.l9 day fiuisf y Atn"rts E,nf-
Fly st h''iei itE i9iS tMni}zY TT,,rriotuf.