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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

a-0 4 WEEK. SD DAY q. home easily
= = made. Costly Outfit free Address True
& Co.. Augusta, Maine.
Mar - 1ir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

The Washington Post says the Senator
from Massachusetts, does no, hesitate 10 OK
press fr as his opinion tina, ,ae character q
DR.. Paugloss is a creation Of the comic al-
mana-. Tai- e-udite Sena 'r Is probably
welded TO the coguate theory chat King
Lear was originally an inmate OF Masss-
chusctts insane asylum. such Ignorance
in ama1 who has seen the sunrise from the
top Of lIou BLANC is uuparlouablc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
.S'OTkCE.

TVHE Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Of the
Bank of Charlestown will behcld on MON
DAY. the 4TII DAY OF APRIL NEXT, at II
G.. 4. PORTERFIELD,
MAJ. 10. St. cashier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

yyrEhare limited srnuntnf per cent. god
w Jefferson COUNTY Wet 81 ria, Bonds
flr sale M 80 c.uts. Ne ftcnmuoud tiem %
fret CAS- investment.
B.K. JAMESON / CO.. Bsuket.,
. a srd rhe-fnut Stfc'f.
phiaac.ghis. lrnuss wanna.
Sept. 9, lsT9-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

The failure Of the Senate Judiciary COM
mittce TO conslr and report upon the
nomination o. Hon. Stanley Matthews for
Associate Justice of the supreme Covrt Is
regarded a- an Indication that the imperious
RIOS 1,. ulo IS chairman OF said committee,
means 90 play the game of freeze out at
which hc is an adept. Bringing To bear
upon him l,, rc.rigcgating process excludes
the idea that Roscoe has warm place IN
his affections for Stanley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
For Rent.
OY-rIcIS-! OYSTERS

THE season having arrived for FRESH OY-
! STEERS. my saloon Will be open 90 my
friends after this date GUSTAV BROWN.
Sept, Is, iSs0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

Men of muscle are notnccessaTily Ausse.-
mcn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
CUTLERY FOR CHRISTMAS.

rgNHERE is nothing more acceptable rs
/ Christmas Present than iine Pocket Knife
or Pair of Scissors. We havea splendid assort-
ment-besidcs many other things appropriate
and useful. DUNE OALLAhbk.
d.. $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02
Special commissioners Scfe
or \
Valuable Farm
IN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA.

N JEFFkRSON COUNT, ". : 4.
DY virtue of two DEGREES OF The Circuit Court
ID of Jefferson County, West Virginia. rem
,ercd on the 2ith OF October, 1879, and on the
Sth day of April 1850. in suit in chancory
therein depending in which Robert Fowlers
Administrator, CT. al. are plaintiffs and Joseph
crane Of N Defendants. the undersigned
Sp,.inl Commissioners will oiIer for sale at
public auction. to the highest bidder, in front
Of the Court House, in Charlestown, Jefferson
county. West Virginia, on
Friday, .gi'TiS 2o1h, 1854,
at Ii O'Clock, 4. NJ, free from the contingent
right of dover of Margaret L. Crane the wife
of said Joseph Crane in said land the following
valuable tract of Jefferson County Land, being
the farm upon which the defendant, Joseph
Crane. now resides and containing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

All who have been betting that the S. Y. R.
r vclld no, bca success, are now cop?eTinc'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

(,OD FISH, Salt Herring with and without
< the Roe in them Mackerel by the Kit
Can or Dozen. for sale 10y
April >. lSsl. G. ". T. KEARSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

.tpru .. 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-04-02

CANNED PEACHES, Tomatoes, Corn and
\ Dried Corn. Apples Peaches, and Eyapo-
rated Apples, Pruncs, Rice. Maccaroni. Cheese,
and Fresh Crackers in variety, for sale by
Anril , 81 q. ". T. KEARSLEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
The Southern Storm.

Savannah, 81. - The schooner Belle
Higgins arrived to-day. She had on
board the crew of the brig Walt Smith,
bound from Venezuela for Bangor, absn-
doned on Sunday southeast of Hat;eras.
The bark Mendoza has arrived and re-
ports thst on the night of the 20lh james
Lute, seaman. was blown from alott and
killed. The bark Julia Il. is aground
in marsh in New River, S. G. 1t is
doubtful if she can be got of. The bark
Marietta and the revenue steamer Bout
aOeH are still in the marshes near St. Pull
sski. The steamship Irene Morris,
from Liverpool, brought in two fisher
men, Peter Nelson and L. Greenlesf, be-
longing to the schooner Grace L Sears,
which vessel was lost in q fog of the
coast o: Nova Scots. There is great de-
mand here for. ship carpenters, timers
and other mechanics to repair the dam
age to shipping, wnsfves and warehouses.
The storm has not affected business
Ssvsnnsh, sixteen more inquests
we're held to-day on the bodies of PERSONS
drowned in the storm. This makes
forty-six so far The bodies of q white
man, woman and child, were washed
ashore. st Tybee. There are NUN Der oil
bodies on plantations near the city. The
coroner viii hold inquests tomorrow. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
MutiIated Coin.

Washington, 3l-Secretary Window,
to-day, decided there was 10 law OF
regulation authorizing the redemption OF
exchange by the treasury depar tment OF
any coins Of the United States on account
of their being mutilated, but mutilated
silver coins will be purchased as bullion
by any mint Of the United States and il
j. presumed the holders of such coins can
also dispose of them to brokers or dealers
in like manner, In which cases Of course,
their value vii. vary sccordiug to the
amount Of metal in me piece, and the
current price of silver bullion Public
officers are not expected or required to
receive any coin so mu Hated as to he
unfit for circulation except by such PUT
chase.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
ciRl.

New York, 3I.-From the ommef ciol
BuLLetin: Il is expected that the Bank
of England will tomorrow again put up
its discount IA as further considerable
withdrawal OF gold has been made for
shipment to this untry. To-day
p, 1913, 965 foreign gold arrived here, and
at Washington q, $50. eco called 5 per
cent. bonds we're presented to-day fE
prepayment. The sub-treasury hers,
however, continues to take in about s.
much money as it pays out, so there i
no need of additional measures ga the
part Of the treasury to release the surplu
revenues, as New York is losing to to-,
interior more currency than it is re-.
ceiving. II is now thought the treasury
will resume bond purchases in september,
hut whether these will be of long bonds
or will be merely redenptions of 81 pei
cents is yet unsettled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
Dominion Brought.

Toronto, 31.-Dispstches from a parts
of the Province Of Ontario respecting the
weather and crops show that an unusually
protracted drought exists almost every
where, causing much loss and great in
convenience. Pastures have suffered,
the root crop is more or less endangered
ard dairy products are diminished. In
western counties particularly Indian
corn suffers severely, pastures are dried
up and burnt brown, the earth is baked
and streams and wells are either entirely
dry or fast drying up. Farmers in many
instances are obliged to drive their cattle
for miles to be wstersd or bring water
supplies in barrels long distances. Bush
fires are also widely prevalent and doing
much damage.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
Russian Emigration

St. Petersburg, SIT is officially an
nounced that at the eld Of eptem Der
twenty delegates representing various
Russian provinces will be summoned to
present their views to the council of state
on the regulations of the present migra-
ton. While discoursging tina i'll con-
sidered tendency en- the part of the pea
sants to migrate, government declares it.
self DESTROYS, of promoting migration
when made necessary By real distress,
and # assisting sufferers to seni1ire fresh
lanQ.
Count Alexander Adlerberg, minister
of the imperial household, has been re-
lieved from his post. on account of ILL.,
health, Lieut.. Gene al and sid-de-camp
Count Worcuzoff Dsschkooff is sp-
pointed successor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
Bush Fires.

Toronto, Ont, 1.-The city is filed
with dense smoke, tonight, from bush
fires raging through the country north of
here. Great dsmage is reported along
the Erie, Northern and Northwee tern
Railway, and trains are much delayed
through the burning of telegraph lines.
The woods near the international cam =
ground, New York shore, are ablaze aud
the camp is threatened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
Grana,s ThoughttuIness.

New York, BIN consequence of the
condition OF President Garfield, General
Grant will no. attend the meeting and
reception rendered him by the citizens Of
AsbburY Park, on Thursday evening.
He states he will not appear in public
reception when the country ia in despair
over the PROSTATE body of the chief
magistrate, whose life seems to hang by a
thread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
A REGULAR BATHING TRAIN

Will leave Salt Lake at 440 Pm arriving az
Black Rock at $50, Garneld at 5.35, Lake Point
at $40. Returning, viii leave Lake Point at
6, so pm, Garfield at 655 and Black Rock az
! .05, arriving at Salt Lake City st 100 pm.
Tickets for Round Trip, soc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
HOWsate.

Washington, 31.-Howgate's enbez
element now reaches $4,000. and more
Investigations tn hear from. he has not
been heard from for ten days, even by
his family, which is destitute. It Is be-
lieved that be has left the country with
his mistress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
ON SUNDAYS

Trains win leave Salt Lake City foE Black Rock,
Garfield and Lake Point ct s.m. and 40 PM,
returning, win arrive At Salt Lake Cdfy st go
pm. and 7.56 pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Removed.

Washington, 1.-Samuel NJ. Lake,
chief Of the division of the inspection
Office of the second assistant postmaster
general, was to-day removed, and John
W Green, late Of the treasury depart
ment, appointed to succeed Lake.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
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On and after

SUNDAY, AUG. II, 1891,
The Utah and Nevada Railway Trains
will run daily Sundays eZcepted), IS
follows;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
The Fiend Guitteau.

Washington, 3l.-GuitteAu, writing to
Corkhill, expresses increased regret that
be was unable to kill the President n the
church, and thus secure instant Death.
He IS sorry he suffers so much, and a
good. deal more sorry that he is moi dead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02

W. W, RITER, Sup.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-02
C9RSBNPTl0H Can BE CURED.
Dr.. kk nj 4 ~
WIN. sIMs Z y
l 5Ds ca' BhLSAM

Cures COnsumptiO8. Colds, Pneu.
mOniRs influenza, Bronchial nifi-
cultieS, Bronchitis. HO seness,
Asthma, Group, WhOOpin COugh
and all Diseases Of the Breathing
Organs. 1t sOOthes and heals the
Membrane of the Lungs inflamed
and pOiSOntd By the disease, and
prevents The night SWeats a nd
tightnesS across the chest which
accompany 1t. CONSUMPTION is not
an iDCUrable malaGy. 1t is only
necessary 10 have the right remedy
BON,T DESPAIR Of RELIRF, Tor This
benign specific viii cure you, even
though professional aid falls.
, 1881-12-26

they cntlnect respectively with tho fsaltmorn 4
Ohio ind Lake 9lInrn fur through EASTERN hnNt-
flHxl. This will 10 competing trunk lire with
tho Pam tiandIr f.nd lirG Ifno ult Ut Columbus,
md. tnany think, II formidable 0E,e+
Tho PENNSYLVANIA fla!lrrad. at!la attacking
vnntiGrhllt III tho rinr. has pncGai servicu 1T
N6w York n hBw Iron I4,nt ~! foet lunH. which
viii curry two us.Gnucr traIfia at once nrt'sli,i
NGw Ytlrk Gitv+ and has snnt the MD iIilftr slo
tithcc 10 N0nIyir. III, tho Hhst,fl, tO ferry hyer
trains frnIn tho Nnw E,.9aud TOAD IT, tho lstlr.
i!y that r'ntC. IN ensn uf M let. hhcknde. tho
Pennsylvania Gtr run it's ltostdn trAl1le.
A t,t.pateh to Tho I}ctrnIt Ibsl md Tribune
frnm tun,lUn, England. says ihnt IT tho rEcent
rltolfnH n .hnrenntlrrs Uf tho dsaitt Trunk
halfway thn President prOEnsrtl supplementary
tratlIcMgr,a.lle.t With tho tbcaun & Hsanf Trunk
tsl!lwny. with tho MIc,uln Alr !.tnc:. md with
tho Mtlhn ttuitYny Of Canhth. lie Fhrn u
tatnr,bie neeonnt oY tho prospects pf tho rnntl
aN sa!'t ti,at he iMtlrye.l =. tue l,nsf.yenly TX
Jtnyunt nf second t,rosnroItep dividends IN full.
1llb stH.otnent Ut tho i'res!ilont WIS lnvor7bly
sctalvGd, ntlu tho tH,1tey recommended to a'''
tIrNvuI.
, 1881-12-26
A EVER CAPTURE,

lust bef0r, midnight Saturday, Us Officer Tat
Muivihlll Wna nlu,ut tn rcpnrt 10 tho Afnt1fon
ssreet Station frnm tho telephone box At tho
c.,r,,cr or I1MIstnl Antt Fulton streuts. ha OBJ
served TWO tnen approaching him. t,tIe of whnn
accused thH tthrr IT llmvItiY Fuhucd hin. Tho
t,I:ur stopped them. unl ltntllng tint there
WAa Er.nitl'l ffr l'rlIef tlAt tlerc nal betn
II rtlbb"ry. 1ID sturte3 for tho stntthn With
theii, llhltta,lK thu younger irHh ns prs
inner. When III front ii "[o',2 julns'a sHlr'ti.
.lunr I.Hkg 4irMt, # nunher nf Tho prtsun"r's 4
friends Hithcrtsi ahnnt tho trl0 and threAtcnol
IN rt.aullu tin pr!sufur. SruInx IN tho cFow'l Il
y.'l,t,v man ,',mt.i tlanrao lsrowia apEnrcntly
preparing to us!a ktlto III the usiser ttld pris'
;,n"r cu'ns'"nsr'! n y!tosous rcsIssnt1cs. slui-
yih! uMuHnt sight Of 1trGwn. mid thlnEtnR hn
Ind hotter tnttu him ttNy. kn0ckcd THO prlsDner
dawn. Utl'shrG1 Brown after a. ahurt run:
Hnd, befnra Tho prisoner ti'ns reHat'e!l
his scattered setiseE, had thoM lhHh
Klnrteil for tho shtf0u. Tho patrol
wagon was cnIiud ani nIa'lo the rcmhfndcrof thu
journey HuitH chsy. Inst plight u gentleman
WIN tn,t Witnessed II W,t!pry ut f!1 Ghrher "
unlon aud Futun Rirecta. c.!lrf ut tho Station
hni !tientitled beth Ut tho prisnnrea T4o old
mn, wliu.i, t1ey rhtIed VIVA last sight vi III tho
erw,l; md Wi otlisc !lIe police BY preseMtn,;:
nenlf nj thu sutton. THO thugs lNuitl 10 ifil''E
thut MuvIh!l " II had Ela,l 70 get utter theIu.
Nut long Hgtl ht ctlnactl couple nf hEhwuyfntl!
thrtltiuh Il lnrEc lAEtUry. Up aovrn flights III
atn!ra, nnd lHnsly lnG9l them to ssrr"nflnr hE'
tho roof. Uoth Aru now serving tine ut Joliet
, 1881-12-26
CI.nngo Of Sllboriluntcx in tito. North.
yvc.tcrn'1 Nnrrosy.Gago Nystcin.

3p7fTdt DUpEEt7@
GALENA, ILL.,, Dee. .1s-1n consequence Of the
latu reorganization 1T tho narriw-gtRo system
of the Chtcngo & Northwestern 1iullroasl, and tho
appointment OF c, i. SwInerord General EupGr-
in.uudent Ut tho Gnlol,a, Lancaster l. Woodn,an
Division Sir. J. H. Trull. 0f this city, Is to DO ro-
tired as SnpcrInten,ont.of Ito ua!oua s'ont-
turt Brunch, ul,d htls becn promised u Vlnca Hf
esta, tInpartaron under tho Northwestern Com.
,any. slr. swlnotord's asslsiant will bo ". F.
Fitch, OF Into Ionural Claim. Agent VI tho Chi
prs oiltou nr tho Gnluna & Muntrortl lsr.i1,oh Ia
Ia no removed from thla aty tu htndlson. Tho
pucli decidci upnti by the company. supar.n-
trtlont TriI!l viii ro,llaiu Iii Its Ius!tion
lc,tmrrarlty. Ills retirement 0ucAaOns IN little
SURPRISE huto as o Is regArdod ono At tho puat
rallulA ,ntl, uilti IL vury l0pnlhr with hta 0ul-
plnYes md lhOse 4Ottix buglltUAa with tho road.
, 1881-12-26

Wnmcn ttat huve lIcen pronounced ircl't1hl0
completely aurnl uf female weakness by tlIo
,se 1T Lydia Il. l'thkhW,n's veeetnltlu Compound.
Hrnd to ,frA. Lydia L. fInkhnln. :ssi Western
uypIytlr. I,ynI. Mlss, fur puutlhscts.
, 1881-12-26
An tjnexprctod Turn In the Vanderbilt
md Jcsyett Complications lii Ohio.

Special 1hpaich ia The Chicago Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., Duc. 9j.-Tlo rsGent le:Tnl con-
test growing nnt nf tho consolidation Of tho Cl-
cinnatl, IIanlltun s. Dnylon linsirunI Co.lpully
md tho Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In.
lIlnapulls lsallruAd, III whlch tho Jewett und
Vanderbilt Interests wcru 1t war, bus suddenly
tnkcn IN unexpected turn. 1t Is etttca In rail
road clrclGs hero ulAt, III twn Interviews with
Mr.. Vanderbilt, Mr. Jcwett was assured tint tho
interests OF tho Eric should III no WITTY BIZ on-
barrnsscd, and thnt nll fucllk!cs for rcHch.nB
Cincinnati thar had eycr bcci, granted to tho
Erlp Nonl, ahuuld not only be maintained, but
Increased should tho business require additional
facilities. sir. Jowutt. howevcr, WIS suspicious
Ut Vanderbilt, and believed that tho cunsolltlA-
llon wis July calculated to throw tho Jowott
l1no out OF CncInnutt. According to reports
hero tonight, aIr. Jowett. noting In what Is be-
lievpd q hasty mn1nur, natItlod Vanderbilt that
on anu utter tho lst Ut Janunry nuxt tho traffic
over the Eric would Ito lphEor scck IN c,itranco
| 10 Cincinnati upcr tho Cincinnati, Hamilton i
| iIayton li',ul frnM Dayton. It Is !enrnua to-
'!xlt TINT y. tno ist sf; AZ tatio & @Ser Sso
over tho coLuNlbtIs. Hooking Whitley & Toledo
Hallway from MArinl.. o.. where tho two rou':
OvUr to tIlo Cleveland, Cnlnnt US, C!ncinuutt Il
indianapolis RAILWAY CnnnaMr, and ut solne
knasons of THO yaar IL very ngavy. In ro',c!,
EriS westsr, a viii iii b"iid eonne"tlns ink q
Nbuut quo i1lilH i,chr Springfield. o.. which will
n"a,ect WIZ tho Sgraste, lsEansh ,, J., q , s',o
fllz,ligtl tu Cincinnati ever tho Little MiAul!
llallronA. It IL sud thnt tue t1rI,inAt facilities
ut Cincinnati! nre Nlroady Insufficient tn ncc4ls-
ami }tt,, n1iu tu ntlt tho trau of tho Eric Will
1 10 wholly insufficient.
, 1881-12-26
MINING IN SONORA.

Hpftlal NltpdteA 70 IAe Chtedeo 7F1buns.
Tucson, ArI., Dec. aL-S. X. DeloIg has
lust returned trntn u trip to Sonora. and re-
ports xreat revjya. III mining Interests. Much
Amrrican capital Is lowing Into the northern
districts. ll,r Statuulnitilstru.l0n Is show.
I'M. Erent fnrur towur1l American capital,
and Is lending rvery encouragement. toy.
Ortiz ls especially ln.rtrs,td i'll encouraging
fu,l1igrntln! Of Atucriu;tl1y.
, 1881-12-26

,xncmtlttrrs, incIIInIr mimi, fxti unHi
[o1 relnir' "nounssH 's3. tS slssa Te
lint # tic road ttu,Ii tIo cV,nt,ctGi
In spr!nafaii she reccipts woHit, lm'ia!lr',-
gslu,e,t mi ri ollicn on Tho Xiii III fhGS,i,,er,
is!J 'TI,o frH.fnl nnit,,tst .! expenditures. lid
'.. s. "s 9r swnr s e. ssst,, n ws ,n
iM,ka. callsmt Inc whio tyAtstti, ut,t,rclvcli in
fulIy nnt bn,,l II rxlrlvnsaft, Il, cOl!IIl4u uit
r,,liu d, II sti,s,, rttttI ut this time,
Tnjs twruiy- FUR lit.tcs uf iui.l Ind cont tho
Atnte slnissi MID wis ,hn t,slIy e.np npelcd lfnu
= % y TIL. t." 's MtSr ~ r. nxnr,tfS On he ne
Atatv rrcns.rrr, .|t,n u. Whituaic. wins np.
poltic,l llnIrtsd AHunt By tho ie24Intmre, Will!
Z 'pn! r.,",% Z, ~ hs g
il"uso l,s rcpnstrl !l.st fho puni 1t f3l1.lN h!.
anj Sprl,xi,oS, nnI thmt Il wo,iil require tiio
slit, uf sil,N0 to ct,snrloto tho nnlno. 1hnre.
npan os Fol, = ~ iS!.r yc,rs ssftSr , t,o ',aoP.
nFt,x III ' si;o ;;svsraF Ia s t. M sl5s ot
nj ipr"veu,n"t pV ,S 1i F f t"Wrsls y o e'apiaon
nf ani,i rrHt.. On lilo 2sll, u March. 1911, eon.
lruot WIS n,ntlc with tol'n pnit i Co. t, eotpIsto
tic @ sivJos witch wis VII t aid .i,o r'MI linaiy
received il tho t,nyrr''or on I'D ll,h u My,
rcntu at siJhi ,'t.r anl,ul. ..Af.er in,lrs, per.
severance, ditn.tGrs !,rnnn tho hrs,hknYo ot
~ H. s; 'ey W t,rsfisra ,b m f. Y ,he
+, fs NJ a tS lsss "'o y tsyt".: No. ~ S%%
tS S & % ,s IT, % s.ss s ms ss sssy;, s r. Il S s s,ss ns4
M ' "f 4. Hs ss Sr TnS q % .r wns s tsr t m tor @ sso
etiaaer nent1,l. and It wis n4lI1, iuased 10 e.:
Luuttlu1 a.ri ". u. ntxtcr, ut d ,nn,lthy rcuta1
9f 9s IT, q, ,t 1 is'as its n Is s,e liz 20 5 run G aW
atd ,sot out " repar ttat It was hut little Used
rho o 's sS%lvs @ , sn , r'u - u" '9 ,a. srgx
uf ux-Spt;tItur Slnlpr. VIM undertook II lllhI.
, 1881-12-26

A LII RECOMMEND MRS. FRANKS, MI
AWrSt M*AlIatilI-At bSsk Mt1vApf Oh Uf0. kfrt2ku,
jalL.ly, " tusuu4s ituullu4. ssss " punts " IL
, 1881-12-26

FoK SALE-Nf L. u. BOYD. liOOA
e. ssnt ss;ss ] srts 9y IND IND @
;S;s: $s: :s :.s : I'll! i, i ssts
Gs Stis5 Viii q; iSSf s%f:s:.Nsa sSft,s. il; ri
ss aS 81 ssids%ss :'.ss sS
Is; VII III III Ss; i'd III; IL; Ss
'9 sGoif s''e a'! ..one
tss: fSs ! 4s n ii s
TT ID roa fs Srast t's ad peses es'fx s F
siisfS es Snss%'ss SsS
lars: nSsT ,Washasion.ss bouisvali' pays 10 puf
G* I s d:s 'x 9esn ;ss vi. &C., as Il. f. s@a
i: s;;ss y s%i: Wit 's"I
III: I'd S s sss vs" ss'f s"n e.
ssS3$Iss SaiSx, "A; :;xN. % Srs5Soih'si W;
NV ss5.fFs I'll. ;eit shse' with t.
,uvn1 clu1v 1,us!es.t sgrnr u lietGin tt.Ax; Hd
la, ,M.s s"; snS S 2 , s
ss'..t WsS.l!as nirty-sMlts % md ma
-T1,oI, SA1.l;fAT \ BAlN,AlN-
M ss, ~ ;: ns.Tf. g.. rs,oh i1 sna
civ 1t, iii., stTest 4''t' s''e ~e"rS'< - w
= ss! s. $!!ss
I FIJI ~ ~ rexs,9a a.t s.tS, "Ser
; II @ ;{;4 :s,
W,.nd md Lineo1n..ts.. *hieh "o ca's sull c1'eap
- W. % y s:, !ss'f GS%
u fSo IN 'ia"''"s''i;si tsi,jy 's'J !iIs l''a"d'HT.
nsb'o.fronts Oh l,aku I'arG.ay' modern improvo-
:.stuts lIaao house on South rark.ur.. nenr TWEEN
t.ottnuc htst,t. ind int eu South I.afk-av. ncue
, 1881-12-26

A LII THE LADIES AND GENTl.EMEH
Cad4n9 wi aI Mell 6y sai,nx ptio!. y T. ilsr.sh9vi
nuaur In tho city; d1nt su!! yuur tNat-o4 G4tAx ~.
fru you a:ak MI 1tp1 tEun MIR. Or MEs uEkSEllEl+
Nuul0lubtr tAo tuin1uF ~ etaku.st
, 1881-12-26

s.., .,.'.i ~ =. t.n.'.>, ~ S',,..., s,.,,,,
r"ma at.a t'te NJ tt".A * ,naa MrH
At tho cotp'nH session Of tho Wisconsin Lc9's'
lat,ro hill Wilt l,y introduced to declare fur.
rpitpl Tho iun0s granted toe II roud (ron, Mud
rmkn -, u,,,,r," t.,,. ,,,t .,,,,Tn- +to,n ,,,nr
i..ko ~ aulef. Ut lily, a"u eoie. .''e", " upo'
tho ChicaSo, II. iHnl. Mt''heapn'ls q o'htaA
CUlnpHny. Tho original Erlnt was tnAle by
Congress- II, 1HR.. tho State holding te la,,ds III
,rust, md wns rlyun pt,wor to t1lsrosc NJ thou, III
auth tnn's1'er 'ts the Legislature BhNll pn'slHp
III 18Th the Legislature granted to tho caicagn,
portuKo s Superior Colnpany grant OF sia.'n1
r...n ,.l' w.. o.su su Va no .... ~,
low !i,fee u sapeF1ur. upon c.'na'"o" .nu. 1ne
rsNt to Superior City shall bG hlIit mud In
oleratlun Gy tho tln,o tho Nurth Wtscntl.
Sin Is built tu yellow ltiveE, tho puiht
Of intersection, nnd within i've years Ut
its accuplnhce nf tic lands. unl stali alst' coil
slriICt aliu put III Operation thu propoaed rtAtl.
way oI snlii EhIengn, P1rtagc & superlDr. Air.
Lflc. ntrtl!0rly tr0M He1ltn. In WAiwurtl Ent,r,.
~, ut the thtc III t"nhtr inIlGs 4 yt4r. UnHur
this arrangement tito tliIle allowed iOr tho
building Of t1IQ H0fthDFly bt&tyfktG lttGd OF tho
, 1881-12-26

HQ nnn WILL. BUY OUT ONE or TIE
spCsAyOD bc*t manufacturing btlsnuAses in Eht-
guvo. TI,ts bHaIhusA ID nlw noting ~ Ills prG%tnt
nwntr tlInil cr yuar, und can TO iiado y lHY
&sllall lar year. ExthIl1e thls baf0rV luyx. y. H.
tNii b, IttiulH /, III SaAitlaUh-AL
, 1881-12-26

11OR SA1.E-ilOUSE AND LOT ON
West 14nxu-Et., near UAkltyi Vt!cu f:,hu cl,aMp.
cal plnen u 4lruus. Il. y. CuMaINGs Il Gu. u! La
, 1881-12-26

T,OK SAl.E-WE HAVE AN IMPROVED
p!eSS y ptesrtx on ia!stsa.s Y. e tos WIZ e ~.
ioasu by iii i party. +. 4. iisAH0 Ca VI Waatl-
atlH{u1t-st.
, 1881-12-26

JTOR SALE-BY II. W. IlYst.tN JI.. u
u Co, Ek t1tnrburM.at. 1st0sy md lassn.ent ltlcx
HOUSES ull AtbuF plNco nunr bhusdun;t- 10! s1rsu
Icl.f Iots xnu ssai h0usua al0ho would cost inUeo
tluH lht1 build,
, 1881-12-26

JHCR SAIE-s;, CAREOLIrAV., OCTA-
uI,I stullt-frnn& 2-stury Mtio and bIa0Aunt. lot
slxl {! loot detp IL Most bar1u. ltoom s. b. iian-
t.uInb+At 81, i. HfEIttHlS.