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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
TOTAL AMOUNT RATED


About 2OOOO,O0O feet still remain in the
bOoms here, and from 100OO,0OO to 120OO0OO
feet are still back in the river, a good part Of
this amount being in the dam at Lock Haven
The total amount Of stock in the river this
year from all points is considered to have
been close to 40O,OO0O0O This includes the
Lock Haven stock, the logs that escaped and
all others put in for the season In addition
to the logs yet in the boom, the ponds at
many mills are full, and the majority of mills
have all the stock they can cut by the usual
freezing time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

The best paper is the cheapest. Subscribe
Tor the CLEARFIELD REPUBLICAN, which
everybody says is the best paper published in
the county, Everybody reads IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

There will be services in the st. Andrews
Episcopal church, in Clearfeld, on next Sun
day, Dec. 4, at II A. NJ. and 2. NJ, Rev.
Mr.. Griffith officiating.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

The contents of Lew Wrigley's furniture
store, and all other personal property belong
ing to him, was sold on Wednesday of last
week at Sherii''s sale.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A UWINIATNATON's NOIIIE.-N0lloe
IA ia hereby given thst letters ofAdministraton
on the estate Of LAZARUS ARMSTRONG, late Of
Ferguson township, Cear6eld county, Pa, decd,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, oil
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them prop.
efly authenticated for settlement without delay.
GEORGE STRAW, Administrator
Lumbcr City, Nov. %, lsSl-6t'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A Clarion county man recently took a
drove of 300 turkeys to the Bradford oil
regions Ten miles was the average distance
travelled in a day.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

The Supreme Court Of this State, which
has been in session ai Pittsburgh since tho
lirst Monday in October adjourned last week
Before adiouming Chief Justice shaHwood
issued an order re-districting the State
which takes Cloarfeld from the Middle dis
trict and attaches II to the Eastern district
The Western district now consists of seven
counties the Middle district of three, and the
Eastern ofdty-six justices Gordon, Trunkey
and Stcrrctt disscntcd from the order.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

TXECUTORs EOTICE.-Noucsi is here
II by given that Letters Testamentary on the
estate Of HENRY BANTZ, late Of Brady twp,
ClearHell county, Pennsylvania deceased, hay-
ing been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will pleafe make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JAMES RADAKER,
Executor
LutherEbnrg, Pa, Oct 10, 1851 ct.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

Through the instrumentality of an Ebens-
burg gentleman, a can of German carp were
recently dumped into the headwaters OF
Clearlield creek.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

We call attention to the adjourned Execu-
tors sale Of valuable real estate, property OF
the late Judge Shaw, deceased The sale
will take place on the first Monday of the
january Court, being the 9th day. at o'clock,
For particulars and description Of property,
~. 1. L .-..-Li i.ntlanraI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

nnAycH WAnuuousrs
Tyrone-At ]. Bufley A Sons Coal Yard.
Houtldaio-At YauDasen Co.'S Stone Ware
house.
Curwensville-Ffame Warehouse near Railfoat
Station,
RbenNurg-Railroad Station.
address all orders to-
LOCK BOX 50, Philipsburg,
May 4, ally. Centre county, Ps.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A Narrow Escaps.-on Saturday evening
last almost q fatal shooting accident occurred
at Salt Lick in Cleardeld county. A man
named Moore, who drives the stage between
that place and sinnemahoning, was handling
revolver when the instrument was dis.
charged, It's contents entering the body Of
his wife It was at frst feared the lady
would die, but the bullet has since been re.
moved, and it is believed that in its course
through the left side to the back no vital
part was injured BoHctonic RepuJliccn, Nov
19tb
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
THE WILLIAMSPoRT BOOM.
A Heavy Seasons Operali ons Nearly
Completed.

Operations at the Williamsport boom ar,
still progressing actively, although thcr,
are prospects that the boom will be cleared
inside of two weeks unless there should be
rise in the river sufficient to bring down the
logs that are at Lock Haven and between that
point and Williamsport. Excepting during
the intervals when the water was so low that
there was not sufficient current to float logs
rafting has been actively continued all season
some unusually heavy work has been done
Some of the boom company's bills show that
as high as 100000 feet per week have beer
RATED in a single day. The aggregate amount
RATED from the different booms up to Nov
llth, the date of the last bill was
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
JAMES KERR. CARROLL L. BlDDLE
ENGI2 4 igIDDLtR0
glDasa1Il iasgsaa,1A Agency,
JAMES KERR
n zAFGALN
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE

rNHE undersigned offers for sale two valuable
Il farms situated in Lawrence township, as fol-
lows;
One hundred and twenty ll2O) acres cleared and
good state Of cultivation and having thereon
erected large and 6ne frame dwelling house. two
large frame barns and other necessary outbuild-
ings, together with large orchard, good water,
Go, &c.
Seventy acres cleared aud unjer cultivation,
but with no buildings.
The said lands are situate within q miles Of
olearield and the Peunsyyauia Railroad. and are
underlaid with bituminous coal and Gre clay.
Reason for Selling Declining health ofowner'
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber,
J, FRANK SNYDER. Au'y for Owner.
ClearGcd, Pa June 18th, lsSl-u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

Rev, Dr, McSIuray visited his friends and
acquaintances in this vicinity on Saturday
and preached in the NJ. i. Church on Sunday.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

Deer Sidyers This is a good name, and
the editor Of the RereiRe tells all in this way
George Kyser and his friend Winters have
proven themselves the deer slayers of the
season in these parts, having killed four Of
the aeet-iooted monarchs of the waste up ia
the present time. These old hunters kill
with the rifle altogether, and are greatly in
censed at the iay.hawkers who hunt with the
smooth-bOre or musket, and fire buck-shot
"A law should be enacted said one of them
to us, Che other day, TO prevent this mode Of
hunting, which has now become so common
These fellows, said he, referring to the buck
shot hunters, seldom kill a deer but wound
u powerful number among them and we find
numbers of dead ones through the woods that
have been wounded by these fellows buck
shots, but got away only to die a lingering
death, of no good to anyone. Then, If they
do kill deer in this way, 1t is so torn up
that the one-half of it has to be thrown away.
/ tell you it is cruelty to dumb animals, and
those guilty of the practice should be arrested
under that law, if there is no other, to protect
these poor innocent victims. We seldom kill
n deer now that We don't find either buck
shot in IL, or that it has been wounded at one
time by them. II is a much worse practice
than hunting with dogs, and yet there is a
law against that We thought there was
sound logic in what he said'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

In addition to the enlargement and inn
provements already made to the machine
shops and foundry of Mcssrs, Bigler, Reed &
Co., we learn that in the Spring Tor sooner il
the weather will permit they will erect a
large building for the manufacture of boilers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A UDITOR's NoTICE.-The undersigned
"A Auditor appointed to distribute the pro-
oeeds arising from the SheriI's sale Of the prop
erly Of Isaiah @. Darger, under Vond. Ex. No.
81 June Term, 1851, to and among the parties
legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice that
he will sit to attend to the duties Of his appoint
ment at his Office. In Cleu6eld on FRIDAY, the
9TH DAY Of DECEMBER, 4, D. 1851, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, W. A. HAGERTY, Auditor.
Clsaleld, Pa, Nov. 23d, Iss1-8t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

The Lutheran Church has been covered
with n new shingle roof
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A committee to take into consideration the
interest Of shippers from the Cleariield coal
region was recently appointed and is com
posed as follows: g. NJ Brisbin, Osceola,
Chairman; Gen. John Patton and Col T. A.
Irwin, Curwensvillc; Wm. A. Wallace and
VIM. II. Dill, Clearfeldi Daniel Brition'
Philadelphia; II. G. Fisher, Huntingdon c.
W. Van Duscn, Houtzdalci I. c. Hines and
W. A. Crist, osceola o P. Jones, d. W. Holt,
E II. Undcrhill, W. H. wigton and VIM, T.
Duncan, Philipsburg,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

Ex-Sherin Howe slaughtered a hog last
week that weighed 3sl pounds.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

See Guinzburg's new advertisement and
then go and see his stock Of clothing.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

EN-Sheriif Fred Crissman, of Clayvillc
jefferson county, was in town on Saturday
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

During the season the boom company have
been working vigorously repairing the dam
ages caused at the different booms by the ice
last Spring. The Improvements are not yet
completed, and good part Of the coming
Winter may be required to finish them. A
number of new piers were put in at the Lin
den boom in place Of those taken away by the
ice The boom at the Linden railroad bridge
has been renewed and the main boom has
been thoroughly oyerhauled, the empty pier
being filled up with stone, and other work
done TO put IL in first-cass condition. Careful
attention is being given to the boom in the
dam, which is being put in much better
condition than it has ever been heretofore
1t is being prepared for safely holding the
logs that may go into il hereafter With the
various repairs completed, the booms will be
in admirable condition.
EXPENSE INCURRED.
The company have spared no expense in
doing this work, the determination having
been to have everything so that il could be
depended upon fully The completed repairs
and improvements will cost not less thar
SIS, 600. Thus far over twenty tons of spikes
have been used in the work. II is believed
that the preparations of the company for the
protection of the logs are on a scale in keep
ing with the vast interests committed to theil
care - RutIefin
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
Beautiful weather.

Three weeks from next Sunday is Christ
mas
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT

PHLADELpniA, November 2s.-There was but
little movement in breadsufs, and -four is deoid
edly weak. Sales Of 500 barrels, including super
Gne Ut Si,2jM4,6ll pcr barrel extras at Si.7.
@5,373 Minnesota, clear, at s7@7l2l Mime
sofa straight at s. 25M7JO PENNEY lyania extra
family at SO 37l66G2i Ohio and Indiana do
do, S7@7 25i and patents at s7.l5@s.2j Rye
-four sells at 81 2jM475
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

NEW YORK. November 2S.--Flour little NOR,
active, with prices still 10 buyers favor olosinq
heavy Ryo flour more active and steady at 50 8.
as. COrumtal dull. Wheat opened l@3i
higher afterwards lost the advance and declined
sole closing weak ungraded Spring, 81 27
No. do, 81 2i@l 2il ungradcd red, a. ESQ
Al ; No. ? do, Sl.3gt@ l4Ob for new Sl.4Ol
@IIll for old, No. ! red, Sl4ii ungrsdec
white, sl.2gGl 80 No. do, Sl.S7 No do.
SI.3sl@l2gj closed No. 2 red, November
Sl39l; December, Slsgl January, SllSi
February, SL455. Rye dali at 99o@Sl O2B
Barley steady. Barley malt dull and nominal
Corn opened lGB, bieheri subsequently los
the advance and declined a trine, closing weak
unpraded, Gb@6slcj No 3, 65l@652oi No. 2
6s@ 6slc; No. 2white, 72l closed; No ? Nov
6i3c December, 61bo January, 6y3oi February
7llc; Oats 1Mlc higher, and less active closing
weak No. 3, 4s@ lslci do. white, 5O@jllc
do white, 52l@5ic; No. ], 5oej do whhe, sac
mixed Western, 4gl "a 5ulcj white, do, 52@55c
mixed state, 5ici white do 5Si@56e.
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Terms Of Subscription.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

The country roads are in bad condition ior
travelling
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE Notice
"A is hereby given that Letters Of Adminisita-
ton on the estate Of SAMUEL sHOFF, late
Of Beccaria township, Cleardeld Co., Pa, decd.
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands agains, the ,sme will present them prop.
orly authenticated for settlement. without dolay.
JANE sH0FF,
AW, b. WHITEsIDEs,
Administrators
Ramey, Pa, Nov. 10, issl.ets.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
oil alarRft.
Oil Quotations /!
CENTRAL PENN'A OIL DEPOT.
UNDERHILL C CO.,
LubricdfiHg, Refined s. .uiHerS'
OILS,
PHILlPSBURG, PENN'A.

We quote our brands Of Petroleum and other oili
(suJjeei 10 market chaHgss) delivered free by
our special oil Car, when passing the
station at which buyers desire
Aaft
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30
BRICK FOR SALE.

There are 100 ,OoJ good Brick for sale at the
Marshall Brick lard, In the upper end Of the
borough Of fCisar6eld. Brick will always be found
on hand - saccommoiate any customer who may
call. J. NJ. MARSHALL, Agent.
ciesr6eld, Pa, Avg "a, issi.3m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-30

Herdie Heard From.-This Williamsport
humanitarian who some people sup
posed was dead turns up in a new field ac-
cording to the Council Bluffs iowa NOnpa-
rca Among the Council proceedings of that
city we notice the following:
To THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF
THE CITY or COUNCIL BLUFFs-Geats: |
have been looking over your contract with
the proposed waterworks company, and call
it decidedly fat thing for the company. !
will furnish you with as good a system of
waterworks rs they propose, and furnish the
city fire hydrants the same as they, Mt $50
instead of 800, and furnish individuals at
from 10 TO 25 per cent. less than their charges.
| have had experience in the business and
am confident that your city will regret the
fulfllment of the present contract If you
desire TO save your city $1,000 a year to start
with, write me ut Philadelphia and | will
save your taxpayers thousands of dollars.
Very respectfully, p. HERDIc.
The Council Buffers will act very foolishly
if they spend ss,OOOperannum unnecessarily
especially after Peter calls their attention to
it. This is just the way he allowed Williams
porters to Skin him. While he was working
for the public good, sharpers bankrupted him
Death Of Mrs. Cooper.-The old residents of
Curwensvlle and Pike township will regret
to learn of the death of Mrs. Cooper. We
clip the following from the Hoopston (lll)
Chronicle of the oath instant
"Mrs. A. V. Cooper died Saturday evening"
aged fifty-eight years, five months and eight
days. She leaves n husband and four chill
dren-two sons and two daughters-to mourn
her death. For number of years she has
been in delicate health, although not con-
fined to her bed. 1t was plainly apparent to
her friends that she was dying a slow death
for several months past. Saturday afternoon
she realized that final dissolution was ap-
preaching Being firm believer in the
Christian religion, she requested the presence
of minister, and Rev. A. L. Knox called,
and prayed with the dying mother, after
which all present joined in a song. She was
perfectly rational up to the last moment
passing away as peacefully as child. She
was born in Clearlield county Pennsylvania,
and was married in 1Si5. Funeral services
ut the house. Burial in Floral Hill cemetery
Mrs. Cooper's maiden name was Jane
Stage, sister to John, residing in Pike town
ship. Mr. Cooper was a carpenter, and re-
moved from Curwensville to Illinois, with
his family, about twenty-five years ago.
, 1881-04-24

LpHI07 MICE. -
The diEparacing references to many eminent
persons now dead which arc contained IN Mt.
caused the greatest surprise and pain in their
living representatives. We believe that tho In
SONS to publish letters written by Mr. Carlyle, in
which q yery different and wholly Inconsistent
Judgment IS Expressed and which abound IN c1-
rrrsaious or cordial admiration ant reEArd. In
suite Of an opposing rumor, i. is scarcely To be
believed that legal obstacles will be placed BY
Mr. Carlyics representatives IN the way OF tho
1atiou aas suffered ns severely as that of any Of
Tie friends and associates whom he has so un-
expectedly assaiicd. it is quite a. much to the
interest Of bis fame rs it is due to their memory
that the Judgment and feeling of his mnturcr
and more vigorous years should be get in the
balance against the qucrulons uttcranccs Of his
declining age and failing health
, 1881-04-24
Students Failures ax Hotel Walters.
yetr Yrrk uote Mail.
III rfnfFo q',!1 nj tf7aF

l1oFE -H1f4* =, "
We learn that tho White Mountain and other
et1u1ner-resort ho,cl proprIe1ors who, for q
year or more past, have employed college stu
dents to wait upon the dining-rootn tables. have
unanimously decided hel,eetor1h to dispense
with the services ct the collegiate servants. Scv
eral reasons a.t given for This decision, but rho
chief and most important one is thai tho stu
dents failed to give satisfaction, being incom-
petent and wholly disqualified by their scdena'y
and studious habits TOR the duties Assigned
Them.
, 1881-04-24

A few days nso Gdivcsion officer Of the Law
conducted !. prisoner. who had Just been con
yfcted Of borse-stealiug with pezalty Of tive
years Imprisonment q. Huntsvilic>. back to I he
Jail frunl the Court-Iinuse. The Sheriff re-
marked that it was quite chilly.
Yes nc are gUinE to hnyc Il backward spring
this year 1t doesn't make much difference TO
you and me. but It's awful rough OIL the farmers
that have to work for living. really feel sor-
ry for the poor devils"
, 1881-04-24

F0K SALE-Bf TOhShh q 'oSo' ~"
IiOUSE5-SOCTU SIDE.
80 o aGay saa xicsn nse On nnn ooT
@ 81 E1x a,, oo al aSders ,a1S FSod
~; 9;9n1 nj b,s. K,l rcsr exteiaslon ao
No. asE Mtchignn-Av., 2-story nnd basement g nv
ss;"r s;%ns119nI; l,;, TrCo house. on
NJ r;s X hIscs ysrf desirable. eac s
~ 80 Esv nsF t9f fnis5xftfit S,isk pario1 s n
ins.r,o.i,, aid ktichen IN ,isst no1r:
saa ssSa so,!s;s s;1 sal s:; SOD
trci In-:e lnt aud barn; great bar:,sn. .-.... M
r"tts,h.si. tSo - s-st,ry frame, lot sN ~
Esav sar hriy deep ~ 3story ~
s.g ill., ns1 xs Eeoi
s a?i$s oui 4-:or5 and cellar stono :, ~,
1.st"iy sSna Sadit sad Gseus;,t iaas na!sai roof o
On Cottage t;:use-av.; ntar o: AVN
Txo.story inune On Cottage GFove-av.' near 3os
T~o-ssory frame ana psiex nase"en' on lndl- snx
III nsaI t
~. I'll 1ndaaa- -av :sto!y nna basement frame o"A
No. III West wnsainstvn.ss. 1asss T. ;::tqFy
snntf s;ans i1ru at"ns H. m
NJ. isl WeSt Monsue-st. 1-story Ano 2,y asac sn
:,o. .aqs sah "t!aN caft,s.sI. 1a .fs ind
NJ. ossK Fl: VIZ: .9Il: arrisoit-s 1 ot ix6 ney
nsase. Es1s, eo,ssse oa''. WAFER.
No. ~ Wesi Westinghouse, T*t1sxs .-ssofy u, nv
Essv sEs ii ioi si3 IT,: '''
IWu-e;vry nnd h;se,.eut brick house on Nest ., nv
NJ NsI Ws-i nSa saeksun ss story frame.
~. ID: sout. hobey-s,. :-stoFy frame ana or'ck m
r. rr.s,ayx r., ~: IA. n lSs
, 1881-04-24

T1OR SALE-A SPLENDID FARM, Ia ~
Land nntIdlus and fenoes hrsto3ass q acres Mnnss
crrirntinn.. IA{ji SOBOI4ESK1, fa West tt:tnnfrn
, 1881-04-24

T10R SAIEIBY BAIRD i BRADLEY,
SS ss$sat e
8 :::s:y s:sx ,,,,x ,,,o
fSsG Sa7 e Ga.s se saiSa'ft ana ueea sf
unialnroted: Grs; q! a. Fist 9!ass bSildar lots:
;ssss9 e5 aS sass' 9
ss2ss If q s"s F'a"E" <ssFth r.'.,ss
fsEasS xS:th l. sss an" K,e1s
story and basement brick with h''e oF'cS pato' NV
ts Was1,!nrton-st 2s,ory and basement p5ics
3 s.o9y ana sSs 5se
Fl SnfS-av. :-story fran,s. ~: n, :s,.1es
FL onth Mosanss -ssesy and basement ,e,1';
70 Ssss sa1 a a IL bus
W. S e :o !toss = ;s.sg ox 's"''
Winthrop paee; :-stoIy >. brick. dlnns-ro'm anu
Ssssh $ses;st, vs!i;Su''s franc e't'n:e on o'e&
3l sopin UaknJ, 2-s1o1y nnd basement ocsagon front
ss soath Oakley, sstory md basement ocsason trout
I'll South oakcy, estory and baaeucnt ocsagon front
I'll Sonth Oakley e-story and basement octazon front
brick. ,.,,.
Nnrthwest corner Fulton and SaEniion-sts', oiAAu+
With buildings praduct,c good Egnu.s. .., s,r,st.
so5n S n5fS sf6s sa::9!i Ecnsanav s,sory and
ass sim1 in,tia,a-ns. h s-stoty frame. with barn.
3IiI Wubash-nv, .-storv franc. ...n..
81, fofest:av, 3story and basement brick oetaeon
Ss1, Whodes -av,, e-story md basesacnt brick
l twenty sstory amt basenent brfcE' sout
s;ii iake-ur e-stary and basement brick. marble
ociuson 'front.' near Oakland Stution+ =.
T1yde fark corner ESandais- at. and foEty-ntn.st
inixSi With large brick hnse will he sold for about
nrtrinat rn.1 n itnnytf fcs1iGfafA alone.
, 1881-04-24

Hon Rtttcrs has restored to sobrcty and health
perfect wrecks from iateulperance.
, 1881-04-24

TANTED-ENTElES OF PROPERTY
w for the Aeyenth pune sate q fne M ds IneaSg e
II r.
K NfytlE Real Es.lte, Manager, LII peurhorn-st
, 1881-04-24

DOR sALE-C0AL LANDmI;H9Ea AM II; f. snBr ,IaE
6atxosn sHSs W "1 RronEs and i. Hayden; in Wnrd
Township Hoske coa1t oh9 TIE s e
tenonis house, nnera' house, aI;e o.In r H.
driven. and nDe. OF rooms turned @ Senay - sy g,ets
or exchange it Ia p9rt otheE propest5 anaa9e %
" iI4SOS e. BAKER % 'tasntnFoh"s l'oooS 'A'1
s. or II. ". BLISS, Colnznhus. OHIO.
T1OR SATF-GOOD FARMING LANDS
II ou onsy terms, Ia preso County, fnn*ns+ neas
tie coany seat slso lots ID the .s'de.awASe, xa, aSa
snfnr nr lettor inycstlnont be nn'se t'ooa Up
trriuity fur people Of small means to secuso Ian
II n. Tor plr1tes wishing 1ouk nt THESE lanus a!s
ln.s. vii, nuke sF,e exchanges fur psopcssy
parts 81 Kansas In good mortgages that ELI pSaf soo
10 10 per cent ); r. - l..s.sG1.
, 1881-04-24

{XTANTED-WE WANT KESlDENCE;S
w md huhlnR lots In city and Enod ncre* outssa.
for .ubdi vdin1. for actual customers Ats4NS u
f{I%(: bon, H5 WoSItuHtOn-St
, 1881-04-24

yNOR SAL-NOTICE THIS PARTICu-
= 1arly. ...af.o,,.
n hing better built on West Side; tiue lot 51lo3 tna
iuelaa1t possession. s. x,., .o o.
,4J41us-ar Eopu corner. ~ Ufect 'front.' "Itn A"o -
story huusea brick bnsemonts ss,UN. ...oo
!idams-si Nee cusaer brick house onlF shaA
Nnuroe-kt. Inc OG1nSon s1DnG-tf4nt- st,tN
Nnnroe-sL, stone {rttnt huuse, = b1:satu
nuyna-st northwest corner FtoQtnoy. ms t1Ha14e
house and bar:s na,A lot T!xls] dirt CHEAP
usn$co-st. near Wastcrn- -''' cott1sa 2tiy St'oo''
Wootl-st,, ftne iocnssty. frst-class brlcs. St5S1
.In:Sson-sl. near t.oOluts. hne bstca. Aa,isN
iuuScs well rented frat-:lAss> Tor salo rs invest
n'ens' 1 - s'oD IL X OSBORN, LIS La Salle-st.
, 1881-04-24

WNTEpAsn T.; asn fiSE IN 10 4 i es; o
a vsrap.e street the West Side; or an uhinpfoFeo
lot. l. II, Tribune Office.
, 1881-04-24

TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
FL nearly new for suie cheap. inquire nt l:oon
=, II West sIutson-sL Muntay or fues.aay between
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