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, 1881-09-04

TOK SALE-A COMPLETE FILE Or
n Chicago ia1ly and Sunday Tribnuc fur tue years
$50 aid ISL tute: ulnst sell; mase u't oHer AL
Gr,,a4 {. Tribune utfrc.
, 1881-09-04

1G0A M1CiIIGtAN-AV:-rW0 ltAND-
nil ulnI.ru improvements RCfHreHgcs exchanged.
, 1881-09-04

T0on SALE-A BARGAIN ON STAIE-
6 Il, ltavtt-si.. uear Congress. i9Sl:i sI,d"' t.
rics t.uu-c s ik. e',:rs irwin. page: , 81
in.sr... near Thr.,nl frIle l!se rud basH loh :"
:. ,st nnIy Il Jhk, w. Il, CESHING. ~ Mad>un-ss~
, 1881-09-04

pOAl,D-ON NORTH SIDE EI GEN
ID tlcnan and wife. large: Handsomely
rum with really Nfst-eluas board: must bt within
ensy walking dstsncc nt Cour,-llense Pr.ge nut tu
exceed Slt 1er week. Address ~ Tribune Ohcc
, 1881-09-04

1JTANTED-ACI1EP PROPERTY, LARGE
w md stunIl TRACTS. for cash customers.
l1ENlti j. GOODRICH
is Ue8rt0rn-sk., Room 4.
, 1881-09-04

0GDEN USE-WELL-kNt>WN FOR
~ its clean aud comfortable rooms. Ii iiow ready
fur the tutl business.
, 1881-09-04
T1OH SALE-BY ii. J. GOODRICH, II;

ljakwUud boulevard >jAl10 near 1.ang!ey-av.
FUrtIetll-st Nos. I'll and Ii two ttEe1liit:s- 80,
Iut,4Ep {; t;.ove-av Garner Farly-iOurlti-sf 1!TlT:
State-st,, between Sixty-ttth und si1iy-axth itl1
Isl - ,,, =,
schoust. tlUts near tty-fouEth;s ~ rrr , ion''
Atnntc-st., & HITS near FIFTY -uurth-sL ~ per III
u urrcs with brick house. Union. ILL.,, S.5n
ALSO.
LOIS VI, Cottage Grove-nv. 81 per foot
Lots .,i l.anEiey-nv.. iii per fOut
Lots on Evans -av., 81 per ftut
Lots ni Ctmnplalf-hr. S.I prT in0t
All snuth II EoFty-stx til st. send fur pint.
, 1881-09-04

1tTASTEn-TO BUY 4 RESIDENCE
w far c:lsa not to exceed 0 and not more than
Two miles from the Cuurt-llouse. Addrcss -''
, 1881-09-04

DOArD-AND ROOM BT GENTLEMAN
ID and wife in tirst-class private family ur where
there are few bu4rders: Surth Side, east " La
n}e-st urcfesrr, best TT references given and &c
n,rCd Address Y "a Tribune Uttlcc.
, 1881-09-04

pOArD-BI YOUNG LADY FROM
- lie ruuutry in private family, with of
ni.nt North Side preferred. references exchanged
Adurcss X IL. Tribune uticr.
, 1881-09-04

TOH SALE-A NICE BLACK MARE, !
IL years Old Ii hands high. u.,d weIls ltD pounds
have no tl%e for her. Inquire Mt dru1-store curnex
Indiana uEd Lingoltl-sts.
, 1881-09-04

DOARD-AND ROOM WANTED ~ \
murred cuup.c Tn North SIDE. sHuth .: Ghita.u-
=. am n.st III Stutc-st- St.u tcrtut L ~. If!bune
, 1881-09-04

11t)ls SALE-S7. .0J1-:s;G WABASll-A "
Z ,wo-story bn~eIcnt 1s,d stS tw
ti,,rr rrE t,urn: all in excellent rr1Elir !EN -
ESiyTi Rooms !, end Nuren N!tck. !" ItAs1onl..
, 1881-09-04

DEVISED NEW TESTAAlINT-COal-
ru1cd in parallel columns With Cd version Snos M
lid face typc. History Ame5 C9W ap!;ndix. I; rs.
Agents outfit ID cents. :. L. AAAso" = Co'' H.
rolls. Ind
, 1881-09-04

THOR rSALE-CllEAP--A GOOD CANAL
L bt,at. Inquire Of GRIFFIN i COSSEALf. :Et
smith hi
, 1881-09-04

1910 WADASII-AE.-A DESIRABLE
lOIA spt.nn1I-1t.Iry trant room or s,lItc. also
pleasant pur!ur, with good boArd; house moder
, 1881-09-04

pAKrIES WISHING ROOMS Ols
h,urti Tan scIcc. iron. Il list Ut desirable p!Accs
III the Kcntins Agency, j Tribune Building. lnfor-
, 1881-09-04

oE sALErMo oo op TKAcIs "a saSsvse 2p 3GME y tas
II I.eit Hallway. Want offers. C.s. ESGLE, Aoom
Il .srtrt,uylil;In l:tIGk.
, 1881-09-04
R04RDING Ind LODGING.

fO(. .WABASlI-AV.-A LARGE, ELE-
4CO runlly furnished rom. south exposure, psl-
yntc bath, very large closct u huo table ulld Feul
, 1881-09-04

pOARD-AND ROOM, WITH ALL CON
ID veuenees Of u tirst-cass hoMe, BY TWO gentle
iuen. Itensc state price nnd references adasess
\ Es 1t~ hf1t.
, 1881-09-04


7o1- WAEASIl-AV.-pL l. f \ S X Z
lOlJ roonls. with good board. differences cx-
, 1881-09-04

GT, JAMES HOTEL, LIZ, lis, TO, AND
y l.. Fifth av-$. PC: Gay; spec!al Estss 70 tr:Iyei
rutn1s we calil Accommodate few permanent hnrd-
crs In ,lud roun4s 1T reasonable Rates Please call
, 1881-09-04

C01T TNI1lANA-AE.-TO RENT Will
.ZOla bt.a7I. t1atds,Init suite OF reoula for tSh
ur three gentlemen: AlS Two a1vc rouus for gents
or cuullEs. titst-cIass lny-1Dattl
, 1881-09-04
ROARD WtNI,EU.

DO1KD AND PHEASANT ROOMS
ID for gent. wife, and two children, . years and II
months and nurse: North or South Side; would like
ward and near schoul remain entire winter II suited
Statr urice, TT, Tribune office.
, 1881-09-04

BEST HOUSE THAT
w Gal bc secured t'r Is w nil cash; iii GMhd lucni-
, 1881-09-04

DOARD-EI 4 GENTLEMAN, WIFE.
and infant. sunny with good table: Will
nay S,i; permanent II suited. Kctcrcnccs- Address
i o itcG.
, 1881-09-04

THOR SALE-NO. SIS SINTi-FliST-Sf..
& mar i. i H. ". Il. Il; depot. Gothic, h"us..
beautiful nclusurc. with Hcre Of highly cultivated
land; ubunaance II ~h.Ie and frnt trees hnc 'a"i
ere ole Call and examine the premises.
HENRY j. tCM}i}sltNi,
lb5 Rtt0nl Il.
, 1881-09-04

WASTEEp,oTo WAST q ;, BY ,,Sa GoQn e}al llomsE ~ u
su,urt,an; viii pay part cash. n.lan.e n yannble
, 1881-09-04

DOAHD-AND ROOM FOR GENTLE
l man and wlfc, with infant, between Twelfth ana
Twenty -second-sts.. and state-st: mud the Ake-
Neferences exchanged. Address II, Irtbuhc ofcs:-
, 1881-09-04

TWO ROOMS. FOR
tamil; u fnur. near As.41und-av+ and Madison
81 Frivntc fnnIiy preferred. Na. Tribune of1cc-
, 1881-09-04

NOR SALE-l.WN DOZEN COAL liODS
n nj IS tor Ii; inch, and <ti5 for II inc 'ther
Finds in Proportion. 4. ". WiIEEl.i:it l4l laae~sf
, 1881-09-04

SUITE OF ROOMS,
- handsomely furnished. in desirable locatltln ~
West Side hy gentleman and wife. In private fAny
where thero other boarders; ing best table
buurd uEl accommodations Wanted References TX
chunged. Audre.s ~ Tribune u!liee-
, 1881-09-04

<fG) MlClIIGAN-AF. = FURNISHED
lft.) roums with board III private family. kct-
treucHS required.
, 1881-09-04

T0OE SAI.E-1o,o3o FEET: EUEEEl:
Nil, cnnDus. li,is IL, u ha.e arrived saturday.
s. ~ y ;S s.a:s en- alat a1 a1
"rrr Known. A. IS. WHEELER. i5l LaIe-st-
, 1881-09-04

0o1 ONTAkIO-ST.-A DESIRABLE
.A1 suite OF rooms with good boaru. references
EXCHANGED.
, 1881-09-04

INOI, SAl.E-125 FEET ON WASHING
II ION n}u,uy uya1l, near c.liforla-uv Ut i barea1H
TENl:Y W. .LLEK, jk, III De:trb.'rE-st
THOR SAltE-SO ACRES NEAR Tile
u western city limits ut taD per acre HENRY
IN L LII Ell. Ilt. lU1 Delfb.,r.l-st. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
TIE DALLAS HERALD, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBE4 = aol

q new career, and under plans then pro-
posed and since undevis.ingy persued on the
businsp and the editorial floors, it ha.
progressed from their adoption to the presen'
moment OF its prosperity and independence.
To lhole early and true friends VINO lent
their timely aid toward this contamination, to
those who then encouraged when IN ounce
OF encouragement surprised pound of patti
ronsge now, the presen! management feel
profoundly grateful and is rememboringy
apprecia!ive. During these two and hs >
years, the HERALD has been improved by
additions of material, labor, facilities, etc'
- the extent OF several thousand dollars, and
to-day ii gives employment to more than
three score hands and ten, men and boys
who in turn actually support, or aid in sup
porting . very much larger number Of de-
pendent. We have invariably striven
for the furnishing of news, general and
local, .or the production of truth, regardless
of all influences save that which desires 1t
alone, for tbs conveying of information or
the forming of opinion on leading and in
teresting subjects, matter, for the cultivation
Of liberal thought and purer sentiments, for
tho elevation of the public taste and view
and for the interest Of our promising city
unequalled state and glorious section of H.
How far We have achieved the object of our
ardent desires and most strenuous efforts,
reste for its decision with the people TO
whom they we're devoted; but this We may
say and announce with pardopable pride and
hearty qualification, that if the measure Of
their appreciation is to be determined by
tho steadiness of our increasing success
we have truly more than realized our mos
sangunine expectations. Therefore, in leaV'
ing this old home, the battle field OF Garlic
defeats, the scene of subsequent successes, thu
spot where in all these We have planned
aud delved and labored often from eastern
sun to eastern sun, through wintry weather
aud summers scorChing, and burned the
lamp TO FIRE the thought while others slept il
blissful quetude, perhaps through glsrinp
dreams, it is natural, we repeat, we should
60 forth with some feelings OF regret But
we will take up tho thread under better con-
di.ions, and hope to weave story for our
future that will DO all the brighter and bet
ter for the changes made.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

WE have received the first number Of a
paper published quarterly in New York. II
is the organ Of the Business Mems Moders'
ton Society, organized to wOge war IN III
temperance. II thinks prohibition and total
abstinence failures and advocates moderation
but tho following declara. 81. Of principles
will best show what this society advocate s.
'1st. Put Off drinking until business is over:
letters written. books balanced, sales made
safe closed, reputation % business man
saved. I'd. When you drink, take beer, ale
or ligh. wiue--nothing stronger. 3D.. Don,
treat or receive treat in bar-rooms. This
ridiculous custom is fast becoming unfash-
ionsble among gentlemen. 1t is done in no
other county. Why not treat to new ha!
a pair of shoes, q paper collar, or a baby
wrapper. Buy your own drink. Bsr-room
treating is Elm. II 10 the foundation of
drunkenness. 1t may do for oR'ers, but not
for YOU"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

The national debt of Great Britain was on
March 3lst last G7S6, 1920.
a Georgia girl has two silk dresses which
she made herself having raised tho worms,
spun !ho silk and c0lored and woye II with
her own hands.
Intimate friends of Secretary Blaine state
that no has positively determined to leave
the cabinet at once, and has stopped the
construction of the fine residence he was
erecting in Washington and offered the situ
and materials for sale.
The lstes. 'kihk' in jewelry is the wish
boRe. l. iI done up in mother-o pearl, ell
yer or gold, some times plain, but oftener
sat with stones and worn MS spin, and ornaN
mcnlS the slippers or hair, und is one of tn
most popular iavcrs for the german. 4
Thirty ,eArs ago one hardly dared slice
in house not protected by lightning rod
Tweniy years ago lightning rods were be-
liOyoi to be perfect protectors II we'll
pointed. Ton years ago people began to
disoover how tho world had been humbug
gsd pLd to~iay no. one in thirteen has any
faith in tho rods or will put one on his house
Tho development of professionalism in ia.
| pun 10 luAlNhNtA W AuN law Nhnh q NuulGTcuCS
Of churches was held ia kioto, Japan, in
MAY, At which sixteen congregational
churches were present by deegaief, eighteen
prGachsrs were on tho platform, and 5000
hearers in tho audience, The conference
was repeated at Osaka in June. with audi
onccs of 10000. Japan has its own Home
| Missionary Society.
Tho different departments and the white
hou,e are preparing mourning paper and en-,
volopes for official business. The official p,ec.
edent Is that such paper shall DO used for
six months. That used after the ssssssina,
ton of President Lincoln has boeR tsllen As
sample. Tho etiquette prevailing at tho
deaths of other presidents in office will be-
Sdopted upon this occasion as tsr ss consi,,
tcncy will allow.
Council Bluffs, Iowa, was startled by a
tremendous explosion on tho Goth, shakiuC
he city TO its center A car load Of gun
powder exploded, demolishipg tho rallroad,
round house and repair shops, freight
hoGses and forty or fifty freight cars aud
digging hole 10 the ground fifteen feet
dccp by forty feet in dinmoter windows in
all parts of the city were shattered to pieces,
rls,torng torn from houses and general
havoc created. Injury WAS done 10 bud~
iags twenty miles distant from the scene of
explosion. The loss is estimated at several
hundred thousand dollars.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
THERE have been number of causes

TnRRE have been u number of causes for
the great influx of immigration from
Europe to this country durisg tho past year
ortwo, and while immigration continues
heavy, the gain over last year has not been
very large recently. Official figures sho W
that "for the f,cal year ending with June,
1881, the total was 100000. against 457, 900
the previous year. In the two months since
June it has been 1881 this year, against
lOO,859 last. immigration Is heaviest in
spring, and is very light in winter, and is
comparatively light in midsummer, AS the
demand for labor especially common labor,
in this country is now very great, 1t is prob>
able tina! the immigration is now at It's max.
mum-that 10, the inducements to .,immi,
grants are, and for some time have been, Mt
their strongest. Tho ability oftho European
to pay his passage plays large part in this
matter, and our prosperity helps this only
by enabling recent immigrants hero 10 pay
thecost for relatives left behind, which they
dom a very grea! number of cases.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
Elegant TOiiet propagation.

Hair dressing and restorative ia found in
London Hair Color Restorer." 1t seldom
als to restore gray or faded hair to It's origi,
nal youthful color and beauty. Falling hnil
ia checked by its use, and it produces q
growth OF beautiful young hair, soft, glossy
and luxuriant. 1t certainly is the most
clearly and effective hair restorer now before
the American people.
A. A. Gibson, BsTytown, Duches county
N. Y. writes: DR.. Swsyne & Son, Philadel
phis: GENTs--I enclose postotilce order fol
eight dollars, please send me one dozen
London Hair Color Re.torer." IL has
stopped my hair from falling, and restored il
to its natural color. 1t has proven setisfac
tory in every respect. The "London Hail
Color Restorer" can be obtained at all the
leading druggists at rs cents bottle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
OUR OLD HOME AND THE NEW

This mornings issue Of tho HERAL will
be tho last that will issue from these
quarters or Ia its present dress. Ga Tuesday
wo hope to greet our patrons and the general
public from our new homo, built expressly
for our purposes and our prospects, and
with an entirely new face. In leaving hi
building wo arc affected with emotions some
what skin 10 ,hose the graduate experiences
IN bidding farewell TO his alma mater. The
history Of this paper, checkered as /. has
been with all the vioissiludes that could
befall q daily Journal Struggling for exists
enNsIis familiar to its Older patrons and the
earlier residents Of this place. For years It
s.Toye apd s,ruggled for bare supper.
anader years II so Jailed TO receive this that 4
pm:sd, iron hand 10, hand and pursued
series Of policies tina. were as widely vary Ing
rs the changes the kaleidoscope affords.
souo.wo and half years ago II started on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

TIE science and skill that has been ac>
quired in railroad building ia this country is
something wonderful. No better Illustration
of this fact can DO found than In the follow
ing account from the Railroad Gazette Of
the special track for the late
presidents train OF Long Branch.
The Gezette Gays of II: "Problsbly The
quickest work ever done on track in this
country was on the special track laid for the
presidents train q. Long Branch, Assistant
Superintendent Slesrns, of the Central Rail.
road of New Jersey, telegrsphod B. Muir,
laugh, traek!nissttr, a. l2,46 p. m. on Sep.
TENDER 8 TO lay new track from tho man
line at Elberon to FrAncklyn cottage, a dis
lance of 1870 feet AT 8 p. m. tho first
grouS YEAS broken with but twelve men.
After p. m. each train brough. mon until
7p.GNwhen S6l skilled ,rackuen Gwore on
she=rrps r==Fhe construction trsin-:.w with
ties and y tch mSterial Arrived at 7:l5. The
frat fail vhs laid al s7ll5 p. n. and the las.
rail at ~ the morning. OF the Oh, when all
topped work till 8. AZ which time work vss
resumId, ID at.9S, m. the 1890 teot Of new
tack was Sonpletcd sna'tu enginetsn SOW,
oral trips owl II TO test Il. The following
is a repor, 81. material psOd; Cioa-tes
I9lh Jfpliced Nipls, 2O9; RAILROAD spikes
800 pounds ~ Nppikcs., 100 mounds. plank
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

DURING the month past there were built
in the United States total of 230 miles o
now railroads, making 4,474 miles this year
against 3,639 miles reported at the cores
ponding time.in 1880, 1904 miles in 1879,
l,246 miles in 1873, 1885 miles in 1877, 1850
miles in 1876, 76l miles in 1876, 1852 miles
in 1874, 1851 miles in 1878 and 4,9G5 miles
in 1872. This year would probably have ex.
ceesed already tho great milage of 1872 had
not tho severe winter and the late spring
prevented railroad work from making any
progress during nearly four months of the
year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

The London World tells queer story Of
an eccen!rict man ut Chamouni1, an Ameri-
con millionaire. who had four iimSs attempt
ed the ascent of Mount Blanc. and had four
times failed to plant his enthusiastic foot OF
I O summit of the mountain. His successive
failures exssperslel him, ard he swore that
living or dead be would reach that summit
He died before his desire was grhtiile5, bul
before his decesae made will bequesthinr
his Immense fortune 10 his three nephews On
tho condition that thoy would transport hit
body to the top of tho mountain; and three
nephews have arrived nj Chsmounix, md
are making arrangements for magnificent
procession to the summit, where they vii
| find room for their uncle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

genedarmes have been imported to establish
his blooo'hirGIy nature and convict him Of
completely in horrible deeds. The cour, bias
decided that he 10 guilty, though not proven,
afNor tb~ old Scotch fashion, and nov he
coca back 10 stand trial under his own
sunny d ea and upon his ns,ive soil To
day Esps alto wens on board the steamer p
Canand, bound for Rotterdam. When
taken from the jail he broke into tears and
declared that hS was the victim of con,
spirAcy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
IT is estimated that it will take S2,5OO,OOo

IT is estimated that it will take 81, 5OO,0 900
10 place the people who were sufferers by the
Michigan forest fires in anything like COM
Portable circumstances. A great many of
them are now suffering with malaria tevers
and pneumonia, and number of deaths
have already resulted from these causes.
This money will have to DO raised by charity,
and contributions arc continuing to flow
into the relief committee at Detroit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

H. NJ. STANLEY, the York aerald's great
African explorer, and who is al the head of
an expedition into tho heart of Africa, has
been very i'll with malsrlsl foyer, but fortu-
nately he has entirely recovered and will yet
have valuable additions to make to the scien-
tiao knowledge of the world.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

The Chippewa Valley & Superior road Is
now having constructed across the Missis-
sippi river at Wabasho, Minnesota, q bridge
OF immense proportions. Ii is II pile bridge,
will be 600 feet long, with draw 400 feet
wide, the draw span to be Of pontoons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

HERR MosT, now in prison in London
for publishing Nihilst doctrines in his paper,
the London Freeheit, will be candidate Of
the Socialists in Berlin q. coming election
for members Of the Diet. Should no be
elected we doubt if no will change bis prison
die, for that of Germany. He will have to
make tho moat of the present fortunes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

SYRACUSE, New York, has an accom-
plshed architect 10 tho person of Miss Mar"
garet Hicks, who graduated in that course at
Cornell university, and then studied her art
three years 10 Europe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

THERE is nothing Ioo solemn for some
photographers 10 uss as n basis for. their wit or
humor. One irreverent maker OF funny
things ssys the bullet was encysted about
two feet from whero the doctors insisted.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
Special NOEiOG.

n5TNOTlCE TO FlREiIEN The mem bers
OF the Dallas Fire Department are hereby
notified t. attend the annur meeting Of tie
Department, for election of y GERS, on Mon
day night, October ., 1881, at 1;3J O'Clock at
flremen's Hall. BY order OF
J.T. TOOLEI, President.
GNn L Nh YIrER Snr r.anr,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

The rain of yesterday and the night before
seems to have been general, and while it did
not rain hard there must have been gentle,
steady pour for more than twelve hours.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
INDICATIONS.

For ,oest guy states partly cloudy Wedther and
rain; southwest Vtnds; higher odrOmet'F'
stationary or iolDer temperature.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
ERAEn

The friends and aoQualntances of George 8.
Fuqua and family ore invited to attend the
funeral services OF their daughter, Mrs. Cor
man, at the college to-day Mt O'Clock , IN.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

city Assessor and Collectors Report.
Monthly report of city taxes collected
By j. G. BOgel, assessor and collector during
the month ending September 8Olh, 1881.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

Hon. LIONEL Sackville West is tho new
British minister to this country, and no is
now On route for WASHINGTON City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02
sg0,Gll % 8

He, you seen that S. mems congress
CAV. e., at Sanger BroIl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-02

For the speedy cure OF spernatOrrhma, Sex
unl Debility and Impoteroy, most Druggists
have the medic lnes. Wo Wish to stop this
curse OF our civilization, A. rese, ct. Louis
Curative Institute, St, Chatlee 81, between
9Th and It'll, st. Louis, Mo.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-15
Heavy Real Estate Sale s.

And still the boom continues in real
estate Among the numerous transfers
filed for record with the register of deeds
Yesterday the GLOBE notes the following:
P. II. Kelly and wife and J. s. Averill
and wife to Joseph Leighton and W. B.
Jordan of lots II and II, block %, St.
Paul Proper, for $4,000 This property
is located on the northwest corner of
Third and Wacouta streets, now occupied
by Auerbach, Finch 6 Van 6lyck. AS
an evidence of the rise in value of prop
erty IN st. Paul it may be stated that less
than two years ago Messrs. Kelly s.
Averill bought this same property for
$l5,5Oo
Another heavy transfer filed for record
was from Alexander Crawford and wife
to Martha A. G. Richardson and John G.
Richardson, her husband, of the easterly
one third of lots and 5, block 8. Whie-
ney & Smiths addition, for s25, 900. This
property is located on the northwest cor
ner of Seventh and Rosabel streets, hav-
ing front of SO feet on Seventh street
by 100 feet deep. On the property is a
three-story brick building. The real par
ties who sell the property are Charles e..
Schnittger and Henry Habighorst