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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

No persoa shall engage IN or manage III business,
property or 0ecupatIen mentioned q thlf OEdinnnee
unless City License shall have been pEokuFeafsom
the City Clerk which license shall be fsGed 20 each
person the receipt Of the amount heFehatler pro-
vIded toEethef With the Clerks fee for eheh cease
OF twenty-five censs, and shall be siE1Iea b. the
Clesk e the City and Mayor. ha3icssIse oAalI Be
Ia force for one year from the time Of baymeas Of
thu LIZ -.4sssss5s.-.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

ARTTCLB
AuoraaeaAd b - Guy CnmsR' qf ths Cstgef 7aI
kAa81ss, ~ J6lIOes.
That there shall be assegsed AMI c0lleeted the
following taxes, upon al real and peFsoaal prop
cry, not hereby specially exempted fom faxation,
foWit: All laads ard lots Of had End q bafdings
aHnEes, aEaaehmenfs. and Other IDpsDxsmes1s
thereon, constituting Land and real eselte real
pFupegsy, Ard All goodA wares, moneys md e1eet8,
and pessEaaI property 6xab3eh b. the eGate Of klge
Ida shall pay 90 The city tax It the rate Of seveasy
cents on every one hundred dollars Of asassss1
valne.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

H.s \ large stock Of canned goods. bought be
ere the rise, at old prices. %
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18
An Wool


Cssimere pants only $2-5O at
S IA Levy's.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18


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- IS. d s 8 o1oIlsy =
.,sS - t = Al1S - Les
- Rsmu1a - . -
e 90 Is i -. ] - - - " u
=, ,uunIarhs ! rssshlsg ont ~ bas -
l....-.,, : meaais hasias and Knows snsne~
- q What ~ = nlking a6eal
1mns 8eeeavo1.
a.. ,.nrIOsd dry sAlssd meAt eaA b Nd y IL
"a. Lexyh
Rmasy @m4 GAnnns
gluus Of al sizes and cnt 70 osdss. ak
ee-sw B. a. MegEnne@
HIS 10000 yards Of check hunespun, jan ID.
-
@ala!
One hundred sacks Of salt iOr saIe. -
SD - DAnoEA
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

The following property shall be examapt .lFom
taxes within this eiiYs viz: An peopoek rel awd
personal that Ii specially exempted bI la3B Of tbs
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18
s.eee AGENTS. wAHsKD - ssn sAs
LIFE OF GARFIELD.

His eaEsy NE and easser o. gollsx ana Ssa1saa his
Glnsxlnn and aAlnistTnffem; Mis ansnssinaom Ms ~
peianmEag renewal % KIheRum dea1A. ete 1lWhNlV
1Essfna& spIeadd pnKxnie ~ 0axAe1d. - wffs esd
IN hfs Ell tie suKroaa ana tie CAhnsk 1he olly
0nslsas - @skkeAfie w6lk zA9y y lNbnefw Agents
H1sszRb Baos. Puh,i.A.r.. As,.ui.. e~sssia-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

Hand Sowsd goods. latest styIss. now sp.ning.
t8l d. B. MHsmEmS, IN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

Keepers Of billiard tabIes pin-pool aahIes, ball
POOL ffkle a. cher hh1es 1kosG Alllinskh OF pool
a piaynd. hem MneA tmh1eB me knpe 1og peher than
nrfvmin maA mhm say Ga en1A enAta 11ntmqa eax 81
seven d0Ilan sd Gay emetp; and Al keepsEk o.
bowling alIeys aaNaGln9 slnhs and sh0oking gale
ries Wa snsh nlley, rimk o. NnI1ogy h Ee1S foT
other ga pSfvnsa nsa. bkail ~ n eheA risk.
alley o. gallery neense TN - eesen do,laEs and
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

One hundred sacks Of Salt for s.Ir.
81 DAnoH'A
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

GeAss' heavy Draga@s
Al Sl.1e At
IA Levy'a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

In endless variety, now ready, nj
q D. B. MEsrNxEss'. in.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

4 - "a eI.Ess = - al = I'D = IIsthee ~
~ Nll9 &c. u 1keSt SGWB. ~ niz>esel
stunre = o. slnllnH txhlbilIona. shMll ~ =
nes.s - s e ss. =: e -. 49, 49, 49,
Q1e1t ~ tAe1 @ag 1xhil,,1 Ns4 To- lee.a
nna.eae peeeas =. - ell tis,1g -. elaslaese
pnsp6ses, ali se ei.ll Asm ~ lksne
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18
AN ORDINANCE
For the Assessment and CeIlectisn o4 Rsve.
me BY The City II Tallahassee.


For The Assessment ana CeIlectisa of Rsve-
me BY The City 81 Tallahassee.
ARTICLE
. Aasr4asses 80 Cry Cs.neEsftAs cs'ssr To-
That there shall be assessed anI eolleeted the
following taxes, upon all real and peFsOnal prop
lovis: All isaSs ssd lois of asd. sn1 q bailSinea,
nBnEea, iaEsaehmenfs, and Other fDpEDxsmea1s
thereon, eonssitutinx land and real eseSte real
ssd pessSsaT probsris 2xa6Se 81 he ss.Ge Of FSos
Ida shall pay 90 the city tax 1t the rate Of seveaty
cents on every one hundred dollars Of assssss1
valne.
AR1IcxN N.
The t.sslo.isg proPss.s s..Il e szsap. Eo@
personal that b specially exempted b las Of tbs
ssaxe.
No person shan engage I'd or manage IN 6usinsss,
property or oecupatisn meztiOned u thll 0gdnanee
unless City License shall have been pEokuFe1fFo@
the City Clerk which leense shall be sabed 70 each
person 90 the reeeipt Of the am0ans heFel hae pro-
vded togethes with the Clerks fee for eheh icense
Of twenty ave GEMS. and shall be sigB|ed b he
Clesk e the City and Mayer Tha 1icss|se shall BE
ID force for one year from the time Of Daymens 0f
thu Tx
AnzIc1R w.
Keeper. sklhDlsls j. boasaIS1 hous~s, havinx nc
commodatiesa 5or e. or mere @dges OBJ boardess.
for Heense sAnll pay sly dozhu VIII a.leomuaods-
tiDns foF t66H< 60 Is nI6y Id ~ q BsaEdsss.
tuessRese dellF.s VIII eeEe@modstioes fos ten
ssd M seai, 1i'k s1eoa iSsdssioss iol sTs o ten
IosE g d.. : ssS Any t 49, ss:
da9ions Tor LODGES enIi - conatFned ID mean ths
numher 81 hs1s As6lsnslly ksps leE sndh dodgers.
and nbs lhsaambefof too19 c0nsnlned 81 Tie h0nse.
ssEW AnzIrztsS-
Ksepers ef hElIlasa tsbIes. pinpool tshIes, ball
pool i3kl a. cher tshles nbese AlllInsE1 o. pool
p.l R.ssss - sszI - i u "a -. ssa Il
bowling ALLEYS. sIsziss sinis and sboeEisg s.IIsS
6 &C. - IN yss e.. s:s III In = sa *
alley q gallery heenss t1x - ssssn do'laEs ana
any esnsk
DeIsss d splritnDus lIquoss shall peE lsnss tax
Of ons hlndFsd Ed hly asllnss ~ eaqA piaee g
buslness aezless = VISIONS - malt a4nom oelg
shah pay . Hrease en- - ewulve doi,nm - my
ssa:. ; ss ~ sss &C. "a ~ Z E,s !
Al kf1s1s - iiiEous oenlcohnlie liqnOn
without thklnw 90 Iqn0e Asaissa 1tcsnss sA@sSos
AhR1Cx1v m
Lawyers, doeaees, dazsiBsl drugRistl I'D pAO4o-
EraPAsls - Ksg - llesles - 80 aa.lAss.
SER. 1ssA.as sss.s e. - -. ~
repsepensee ~ 49,
80 - = g n15zzrn = N
I1sz :. - - 8 1850 a. = ..sn.g eve
90.!ess; pa4s heelse - = I'VE
-''' ~ :. snascst I.
Keepen e. nyezy. sals y - esnAes, Thess
mora - tNo hosses g z'alsssss kalt =. eIIs
sels A -. ssIl II ess 90 q y. eel!..s: :
IN, ca 1vs aaia t,s ssGA adHlxiolAl Mgs kaass
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

49,
@ana 2

y. 1900 yards Of check humespun, ju1s ID.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

De1l91H o sDIEzEUDW tq1o1H nhnlI Ro3 Q - "a
Of sns hlndssd an1 AAy a9llnss ~ eaqA piaee g
bnslnsas aenfem - ylnplD - DaIS AqnoD oelg
eeutne HuS Tnnf akla eogsiou ahasl ~ - -
couottu e - peElnit eng nt1IeAantspesM any kina
at httsuH3 eam1n1mfaE eItsuQu9 oGnleoAo1Ie liqu0S
without taklng eus Iqm0e 1eaiessH Mcenne thMeSoE
MmRIcxWFvm
InwyasA doeaaga. damaisea druRgielH and pAO40-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

al.,s Of al sizes and cat 70 osdes, as
ss-su b 4. Meginne1.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-10-18

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
The Presidents Message.

The papers have been crying ont
for short message from Piesldent
ts asssRd SD a5 Ra!4s4a il hstsf Fasrs tsn
hall column III length. Bat Mr.
Arthur paid 10 attention to this cry,
and this morning the reading world
is para'yzed with $1,000 words by
telegraph, or .,bcut eight or nine ctl
umus in All ordinary newspaper. a
message that exceeds two columns
will not be read, anj that is all OF it.
Business men have not time to wAte
through 5000 words Of fine type,
and about one nan in every t#o
hundred will read this document
But nevertheless it is statesman
like communicates, and covers Al.
the ground necessary tor such apa
per. The most sta'tling point made,
as above limited, = rs extremeie length
and as it..appears II inilin our morn
ing contemporary, We can bnt add
our praise to that OF our contsmpo
lary TO- the efficiency and skill ol Mr
George Warren, at tie Western
Union Office here, who received the
message, commencing his work at ,
o'clock last afternoon, and finished
this morning at 4. This is indeed
huge job, and the correctness with
which ii. makes its appearance only
adds to Mr.. Warren's reputation as
an expert in telearaphy, Augusta
Evening News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
gngsasIp aAbbertiser
THE PROPOSED Stock LAW.
An Unwise :Measure--An Oppression
Upon the People.
Editors AIKEN Jo7rnol d: Fcpielr.

Editors Aakfa Joavmol d Fcuem:
see from notice in your paper
that bill has beenintroduced in tie |
House of Representatives, by Mr..
Dargan, Of Darlington County, to
pass a general Stock Law for the
whole State of South Carolina. |
for one think such law would be
an outrage on the people of cur State,
and will give you my reason for
thinking so. In. the first place we
have sufficient quantity Of timber
as yet to supply the wants OF the
farmers, and when the timber is gone
we can have hedge fences. | have
seen in the Northern part Of Missis
sippi large plantations hedgea 50 -
fectly that neither dog Or hog coud
enter a field where crops were plant
ed. If some OF our learned L'gisla
tors wonid take trip OF the Mobile
and Ohio r. R, they wonld see that
stock cou d go in the wood iand'
where they could! g,aze and ru" at
large at no eypens TO their, owners
during the Summer months. II lhs
Bill becomes law it viii be hard OF.
the laboring man, both white aud
black; for instance, tee landowner
will have his pasture for his own
stock have already put the ques-
tion to some OF my neighbors "Will
you furnish pasture for your crop
pers?", andlthey say no"
The labo.ing mau is the support y
Of our government, he helps to meet
all our demands in the way of taxa
tion, if it was not for. the laboring
man where would our law makers
get their little FIVE dollars per day
from ? Now for God sake don't pass
law that will conflict against the
wills and opinions Of 50 many Of our
citizens, I am in. favor Of the OLD
system Ferce your crops and lei
the stock 60 in the forest. ] hope
the Senate will kill Mr.. Dargan's bill
and turn their attention to making
laws gilmore Importance 10 the far
mers Of our State, we can manage
our own farms and fences without Z
compulsory law 10 say whet we shal
10 about them, they will SON wan
to pass law saying what kind OF u
house we shall build, aud what We
shall plant on our farms When they
pass such laws as the Stock law
think it will be time for them 70 ad
journ and come home, and acknowl
edge to their friends, that they hav,
played ;he devil on a small scale.
Yours truly,
JAMES A. MosELEY.
Montmorenci, S. c., December Isl
1881.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

We are reliably informed tlat
hundreds OF negroes in the upper
portion Of our County, bordering On
Edgefeld, and in Edgefeld County
also, are selling off all their provis-
ion, cattle and . household goods pre-
paratory to emiglating to Kansas
where they have been promised plen-
ty Of work at good wages. We un
derstand two colored preachers from
Edgeaeld County are acting as agents
of parties out West and that they
are gaining additions to their scheiae
every day. Any wholesale depart.
ure ike this would work a decided
injury to the farming interest OF that
portion Of our County, and We hope
this Kansas craze will be stopped BE-
fore it spreads farther-Aiken Jour
nal & Review.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

No MORE HARD TlMEs.-If you
will stop spending so much on fine
clothes, rich food and style, buy good
healthy food, cheaper and better
clothing, get more real and substan
tia! things Of life every way, ard es
pecially step the foolish habit Of en-
p!oying expensive, quack doctors or
using so much Of the vile humhng
medicine that does you only harm
and put your trust in that simple,
pure remedy, Hop Bitters that cures
always at a tlihing cost, yon will SEE
good times and have good health
Chronicle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
.zu7u.N3uaA7 sLsI9naud 71v Aa d1os
'sseW 'HeMo7
.s,sIuaqo iranSlruv pur lnonorId
I'm 2 YjAs OF &c IA G3aVd3Hd

.s.sIuaIo IT3n ilruT pur lroNorId
200 2 YIAs . T &c ia G3HVd3Hd
uIalsfs
e1ouM ON o. 1oSy., pnr Qllnaq raMau
al aIrdu! pun 'poolu 7Vl 'lo!Iua pue
GIIlnd 0l oleIado NoVl :SueSlo oA!!saD!p
pug a.l!adGr am olrlnlu!lS A'ilI. "u!
-lraQ 81 2auonUu! I!alp u9Vl puc .pS"icp
III or slaMoqs8ill ssolun u!sd oA!0 I'A,Nt
pur poioId,u9 9Q uco aeVl oaIGulro 5t!
-qoln9s pUc V5noIoVa 1soIu aV4 9Ie sllid
es7rIl 'uon0c l!op II! aRu25 9l!'lM
.lrnbo OIL aAuV ieVl ll!d Ieuu!d nSV
.snleIrdde oAn
-saStp a,l 10 a,cls poIeplos!p uroIJ Su!
-,ms5I s9seos!p lorlo IIr pue .IoA!I oV1
70 s1apLosyG SOLID 'lnoD 'NIaluosAQ
sraouIIpIN ssod!ID soHoO 'e!SInInaN
ss,Irdo 81 'SIoU.n.L 'isdoLQ 'sasnas!Q
uIYS puu suo!9dnLH 'usllru'n9uI
saoipunpr :ssauSnO!I!I 'sSouquInN
ssIolusIg 20 ssoT 'eUonpeaH 'sseu
-rZZIu 'Q}poJI puu VorIuolS moi
'5lIloddV 30 sso-l 'e!sdodsAO 'uo!ls9D
-InuI 'ssouoA!lso0 10 uo!}ed!Isuo)
Io1 ONO lrnl0oUo ue oIc s1Iid S.@aAF
aooJIed q1!N uolpl!lo o. pe1alss!u!upa
oQ ueo puG 'sopI2doId Sno!In!u! AuG
10 11utOICJ UlpII vdIJ Hl"-'!'!Hp' We" -
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pa}rnuoouoo ap!, 20 p9pi.nou'"Ns' D,!":i
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SucuI aul 10 QUO 81 '>uo!inu r7zi!!M? i!c
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pun oAl!soS!p atl ITO .illoal!p 4?a -iHp.L
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-ads al,: Si1II s.HaiV 1uau'i"'a! lHi'
-as,o run ldl;!oId aa!ili,0L lla!'iM 'S,'Me'l
puG .!5A!l IIaruolS 9qi 30 lu"'''aSii!"''ii'
-t,!5l ,ni.loauo ls,hu an 'lr WIr '!'i''i'!!:''
-xo gol.arId pun ipl> mI'It@ !" Sl''''A 10
!ws5l a,il olc IoYL 'i''u9 70 h!;"'1"i!Iit
nun .N,uleMoo 'll!A!i.n 9ln'''S 90 !''isn!
"a: NIa.riuoor suonIodoId II! '""!'il''i"!
sl,Gi3U;Id anIHpr0 .so'!"!l' ~: '":'!"'".>
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

How can a single dose of Ayers
Pills cure headache
By removing distractions from the
system-reheving the stomach, and
having healthy action to the dlges-
tive apparatus.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22
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NCtifSsSistf o)EtttI.S,
Pain in the Sack and side.
There IS nothing more painful than these
diseases; but the pain can be removed and
the disease cured BY use Of Ferry Davis
Fain Killer.
This remedy is not Z cheap Benzina
or Petroleum product that must he kept
away from tire or heat to avoid danger
of explosion, nor is 1t an lintricl. expert
meat that mag do more harm than good.
Pain Killer has been In constant use
iur forty years, and the universal testimony
from all parts OF the w0rlt is, It never
fails. II not only cticcts q permanent cure,
but IL relieves pain almost instantancously.
Bolng 4 purely vegetable remedy, It is safe
Ii the hands CT the most inexperienced.
The record OF cures by the Use or PAIN
KILLER would ill volumes. The following
extracts from letters received show what
those who have tried I, think:
Edgar cady. cwate1na, MINI, says:
20 severe eniicc!n- frcil rheumatism. our
resort w;s u tine AtN hi..i.E;, wll:.!I speedily
relieved lcr.
Charles Powell writes from the Sailors
Eome, London:
had been afflicted hrCn years With neuralgia
aG violent SpaSl; =, tr stomach. The doctors
II WeSrmnstcr Hospital l;nve Gp my ease in
DESPAIR. tried yolir piIS MILLER, and il gave
mo immediate relief have rc1.inod my
strength, and aln now abio t1 follow my Usual
occupation.
GH. WalWorth. Saco, Me-, writes:
experienced mi:etiiatr relief from pain in
tie side 10y the Use u yoGr PAIN KILLER.
Z. Yorl: says:
haze used your PAIN KILLER for rheumatism,
End hsvc received sr . uenclt.
Barton Seaman So IS:
Ii;.yc i,.od rAE. MILLER for Thirty yeara.
AID have iouad it IL ~.r.rJc:!i..y remedy for
rheumatism ard lamcueas.
Mr.. Surdittt Whites:
Il,.r.: J'i.'- taci"o riicf in cases rheumatism.
Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa, writes:
Fra.n Y"f,l; usc E:iU" !"Gr rA!S KILLER
j. III. Dc : i;.cui.vl,:c cen t,ci.
.ill druggists keep ptlS KILLER lis price
IS 50 low th.L IL Is ~lthiu Tie reach of all.
ana II VII Save n.,,ny times IL r,st In doctors
bills. e5c.. 53c. and 500 bottle
Percy DAVIS T. SON, PrOprietOrs,
Providence, r. 4.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-12-22

Agents now can grasp fortune; Out
fit worth 2lO sent free. For full par
ticulars, address +. q. Rideont q Co., 10
barclay street, New York. novH-ly.
, 1881-11-20

1G15 PRA1KIE-AV.-LARGE FRONT
lOl - room on second huOr, TIN nturnished hot and
cnId wutcr bah, -lc.; single front room, 1ur-
nlsbcd. 4 few day buarters taken. References
, 1881-11-20

T1OR SALE-S1S, S,0o0-l2-ROOA 3STOKl
dwelling. brick Barn and ot e5sls. east frons' on
slau,I--A u,nXnincen. brown ssone-front dWeltne.
nne BRICK barn and iot- on Napnsh-aV.' ne"5
:l5Is,I0c,acon stone-front u rooms, 3roons Deep
nrsl-cnss brick barn and lot ~ ~ ~ east ho n
sse.a s9een ana
brick barn ana lot sxlzi. east front Pnrk'nr near
si.n,t~f Fine octagon 'front.' l2zoom dwelling ,'n 1n
NORTH Side on&-st, cast OF e'afk' 'ot @'@4'''
9sSSroom brick cottase and lot drlo on oak-s
tWJ-Fine i-room stone.!run. s.on: ast s.ep nn,r nav
!ery and ~ Eoom p'aeE nssF
staN-tIre le-roon framed dwelltnE hot and cold
ssut-F1ss,-c1ass modern lo-room brick dwelling,
nsa saut1.aS Or al cash down. = n4s,-elass i2-1oom
framed house Aud lot ='111' DO eoa'n hooess1'
s.usj-Lare lo-roon 2-story house aud lot 25xie5.
:IJh- Fine 1-ruun cuttage In hrs,-cass Terair, lot
.5x.5 soutn front. On Jack ckson-st. near Linco'R
81: und Hef1n.ta4e-ar.; this lot III pny two o.nekh
west Of Asand-av.: Is nTst-c!ass iof snfes' naus'
tts Der iot-75x.5 lett Vi lls i5d leet On Washing.
boulevard. takes t0f tael me ulsa
tn,s narca,n: ii feet sod this udjonE this iut
and ~ T. 'mpro'ea at once "'ln nne oN''u'1S'
sIE1asn lot 25xl.5 south front, eleventh iut west
OF LncU n-sl, onio-st perfect uti ano aosttact
W. IRE ro!e to sci, .h!s @ !9t a cs;G
eod orae1. s'H St ss1iio; 50 Ss7 batsrneld 81 b.
tween Inirtv-rnt nnd Thrty~secono-sts'; tns u1op
$ias-5-Toum cotla.e and lot :sxlst south front. on
A"' IL Is, BOYD. itvum j. liz Aindison-st
, 1881-11-20

IITANTED-IlOUSE AND LOT, WEST
w side. south Of Lake-sL. and norm of HARRISON,
wr II uulut II ohj sroi citst. q o., Tribune
, 1881-11-20

ITTANTED-A GOOD SITE FOR A. MAN
w utnciurlnE business in ur near CHICAGO. ether
for lease urctlase must bt located with reference
suuu luliEuA4 iasiLjties- y 12, ELknnG Uil!Gg
, 1881-11-20

r. Z.
III DeurbOr1l-sr- Room =
71t1R SALE-WEST AlADISON-ST. COR
one uf the choicest corners, improved and rented
for $.-ax, Per year 81, rou .u,.
We havt sAe OF saue 1or one week NJ eis&ooo app!
s'on ~ Sc. GROSS CO.,
G. Dcarborn-st, Room 2
, 1881-11-20

TOR SALE-TWO-STORY AND EASE
Il ment brick. roous. furnace. range. Fas-nxtufes
e,c.: lot II by Ii: barn: pus*es=On nov: $I5n
{tj-rtEt furnished II not rod &iJ: utar LincO. n
Turk CHAS+ y. HALE. Las tund0Ipll-sE
, 1881-11-20
CITY ZEAL ESTdTE.

TOR SALE-BY j. c. MAGILL 4 CO., s6
ho,es peec ; Of nss'ne's proper
xas0-I<cavttl7~t, pe4r 1ackson u5onttng tw1 s3
s eonsenientes ~ en,a!. s. psr monsh. Good iot The
h:us .!one could no; ,o b. on 51 1hs ogs o worth
. S6A Ands<'n-st ears neaf ". 1 a.,. ,n,,x,r
8 ;es ai,a sna
ves, desirable
fss1n-sonih wserst oriex nn.1dns; e.
SO 0-B1ue lsiand-av-. store nnd fxts- paying DIR
best paying blocks in the city; large rental pfonp'
gnsou,h ra..,ed-. location t'rst-cass frame
building tine 1ot; L bar.atn: .f,ont tr,ck:
:eas--as..sv. ..,r r.st.t1ss1 f.5snie
= s:on-l:nst- 2-slory and basement stone fFont'
gdSS staiS~Fask-.v- - e; fsame brick basement -
Toy. ,tn the OF The avenueh
f-slorS and basement stone front ,o-v ce,,or nnd
rpsnsa5d s,"ae from: III conssntenes furnace,
hxtures etc: large lot improvements alone ~orth
Msu-xn elegant man=ard root; sandstone-f.o9nt: ,9l
NJ expense spAfeo' eas' ''o''' ues'A"'$' 'o'@~oA'
"a SS$ rasssssa ~; ss:1ssas cottage;
Ss,1U-syest Jncksnn-st. near Jcnefsoa fn3A q
Observation-Disclosures, convenient, to steam and
horse cass. cottage and lot- worth *e1: o~neF -
oD-:usb-s,.. brick residence. !: rooms all con-
f.;tti-1vest a1ouroe-et, 10 rooms. octaGon front.
brick; nj! .4,n~eniencc.-
BRICK: dinn:-soom and Kitchen OIL Iar'or toor; la3se
+Azh'nnd-a~- desirable corner: the. The best
sn.s
aestrab!s & iocaucn: MI Ut 4.t: ts t:%n *St'h q"
f..tU-)gden-ar.- nne buslness corner.
fastAicnisan-ar:. ncar ~ ei.h-st; . oa:gatn:
E"d South Lincoln - near Adams ,,n.
~. ean he patd. ,,. ..,,.o
Robcy a,,d i.ir,r,,in. E'.5O and .t.0A md t4.at
sa s. 1tun 1f ~ eas
4 e-eto.y and basement trick Mouse. WIN ~ naee'
bath. no. d ~s,*r and 1rcx barn. on kermit
ssly ai I'd % Src1 hsus. and Park
s.a1ers frame iouse and ;s-1oo, lot on rark-av-.
near sax shn nust IN M ear
~: ons OF The coziest On the street, Win eooo 'os
s-s1ory and ba.ement brick with all modern ig.
s'.o": ai'o o'nef oa'-a"' t.n1t'rlS < DWIGHT.
Corner Washington and Haisted.
TOR SALE-CHolCE INVESTMENTS.
ss ias Se9s I ree foot.
W+-l tsd...,,., taxi rl.e:tieat IN s1Tr:L
Mest Mat,-*'n. ssx -; store: xood locality
West Mndisor: nr;ek Stores, good rentals,
West Madison e:e:ant piece, uh.ut - *s,mn x,,,a
bui!a!nss "n street :+,1i:a "', g..
Wgst n2; ,d;,.rt'o sgs h' '1e oss'
IIxr1ed-st nur1A Vi Harrison, fine corner also. n-
s S:dsn len % har s. ice. fronting Two
ss2nsi Il nsi tn'nf s s *s I'll III ans
3rSSf ses H. 'sk" 4 aa " suss; sls'
TOR sAI.E-MADlsoN-sT. PROPERTY.
Los ~. Aa.,.so;-s;- ;.i.s near near 4assT. s.s,;S,
House 4nd lot ,iadtson-st, near Lear't'
nf
, 1881-11-20

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR. GOOD
~ inveslment-The undersigned II au. .hortzed Or
the c0u rucuF and constructor OF Eha RAs-WnFEs t1r
tl. own nf Luar. c""k eounty H. to seti Amited
uf the sock OF this company. the capltn
sock which Is s:nAnst shares <40 eacn- The cou,-
puns uMpe rights nnd .uarAns. es fur furnishing
tue fuHn U; Luxe With IisnL for period ut years.
The Town Of Lake embraces the V!ilaks VI EnSie-
~utd ard the Union stuck faFds and the large cUu-
sumption he latter place alone insufes air
earnings the STOCK nt the cu1nDany from the be-
tue place. Parties navin- cpftai tu invest mny learn
Washing tun-st FRANK G. kAitNElkEH.
, 1881-11-20

- URT1I-ST.-UNUSUA
~. " pleasant fTunt a4cove foon, one other. With
bousd, it very moderate price, private fNally; home
0MfuF.s: cuaA Steam and street CirS.
, 1881-11-20

6-E WEST COSGRESS-ST.-2 ROOMS,
~ - furnished or unlurnished with buurd. suit
able tbr and wife or single gentlemen; ail mod
, 1881-11-20

t-N WABASH-AV. - HANDSOMELY
~ " furnished double rooms for gentlemen; good
, 1881-11-20

I1OR SALE-DY ISAAC. II. HITT s.
II bttO., lG Deu. bJrn -at~-Cheap lands IN Lake
County. Indiana. Chotoe tract near Hammond sta
Eoal lunus li!iEt,s central italittJnd norta
md sDtftn lljtpUI, Hives
, 1881-11-20

VTASTED-IMpRO WEST SIDE
W rcat estate tor customers with cash 70 hann; mi
want buTruins: Uwltefs Wishing tU fcat&t quick VIII
pie,se let heAr theal. No sale. no ctar:e.
GRIFFIN l. DWIGHT, corner WASHINGTON auu HUI
tf..1.As