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Before Judge Cooley. ]

LtIUIC UtIUSG OOUIVy.J
The usual motley crowd of crunks and dis
orderles were ushered into the august pres
ence of his honor yesterday morning and re-
ceIVed retribu tive justice.
Susan Cadman, under arrest for obtaining a
carriage under false pretenses; trial deferred
until this morning.
Samuel Hatield, arraigned for using abusive
and indecent language, will be tried on June
18th.
A. Leinberger, arrested for assault and bat
terry, was dismissed from custody.
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Farmers in the vicni of Quebec are csmr flaming
# damage to crops by drouth.
The expenditure on the -ooklyn ridge thus far
are nearly Sl3 900 O00. 1t will be comp eted within
year.
Chas. A. Gould, the newly appointed collector OF
customs at Buffalo, N. Y, has taken possession Of
his Office .-.--l /. -. -
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Mr.. Patterson .deant What He Said.
The following tribute to yell known ard
mertorious preparation will be read with
pleasure by all who are suffering from pull,
so afflicted:
| hereby certify that my boy, ten years G.
age, WAS taken sick with typhoid fever, follow.
ed by congestion of the lungs. DR.. Dyer, an
eminent physician, of this place, stated that he
thought the boy would run down with quick
consumption. A Mr.. Patterson told me that
Goes Cough Balsam was curing similar cases,
and advised me to purchase it. When carried
it home, my wife laughed at me; but l knew
that Mr.. Patterson meant just what he said,
and determined to try ii. Two bottles eff
fectually cured him, SO that now he is as tough
and healthy as anybody.
LYMAN DoRMAN.
HUNTINGTON, Conn.,, Aug. 80. 1866.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Park Place Addition,
/ Streets and Alleys.

OFFICE oFTHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, June II, 1881.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the city of St. Paul, Mimi, at their office in
said city until I'm. on the Oath day of June, A.
D. 1881, for the grading of the driveways,
streets, and alleys in Park Place Addition. in
said city, according to plans and specifca-
lions on file in the Office of said Board. : A
bond, with at least two sureties, in a sum of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid The said Board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids. -
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1914
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Special Nee ing.

Special Nee ing.
ST.. PAUL, June Z, 1881.
Board met at r. NJ. pursuant to call.
Present: Messrs. Hoyt, Koch, Peters,
Quinby and Terry.
Absent: Mr. President
On motion, Mr.. Koch took the chair
Reading the minutes dispensed with
Bids were opened and read for the con-
struction Of sewer on Pleasant avenue
from Sixth to Third street, as follows,
to- wit:
T. +. Flynn. 81 ,274
John llerney. .......-... l,3oO
Gus. Moline. 9S5
Gus. Moline being the lowest reliable
and responsible bidder, the contract was
| awarded to him and ordered sent to the
Council for approval. Yeas 5.
Bids were opened and read for the con-
struction of sewer on Ramsey street,
from Pleasant avenue to Forbes street, as
| follows, tO-wit:
P F. Flynn 81, 1863 90
| Patrick Nash. 2,490 90
p. F. Flynn being the lowest reliable
and responsible bidder, the contract was
awarded to him and ordered sent to the
Council for approval. Yeas s.
struction of a sewer on Spruce and Can
ada streets, asked for an extension of ten
| (10) days in which to complete his con-
tract for said work, owing to delay in
| getting stone catch basin covers for said
| work. Extension granted.
Plans and specifications for the grading
of De Bow street, from Olmstead to Will
Jams street, were submitted by the En-
gineer, which were approved.
The following estimates and pay roll
| were examined and allowed, to-wit:
Estimate No. l, sidewalk contract, for
year ending Jan. 1, 1882, Peter Berkey
| contractor. Amount due $376.42
Estimate No. l, st. Peter street sewer,
John Mullen contractor. Amount due
s457.30
Estimate No. 2, Pleasant avenue Forbes
and Ramsey street sewer, p Nash con-
| tractor Amount due $320.o4
| Estimate No 2, Spruce and Canada
street sewer, John Warne contractor.
Amount due 1855.
Estimate No. 2, Oak street sewer.
Doherty & Lafgreen contractors. Amount
due Sl955O
Estimate No. 8, University avenue
grading, Ferdinand Boyer contractor.
Amount due 81 ,343. 80
| Estimate No. 4, Martin street grading,
Boyer & Lux contractors. Amount due
S365.47.
i Estimate No. 4, Minnesota, Twelfth
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Regular Meeting.

Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL, June 3, 1881.
Board met at 2 p. NJ.
Present: Messrs. Hoyt, Peters and
Terry.
Absent: Messrs. Koch, Quinby and
Mr.. President.
On motion, Mr.. Terry took the chair.
There being no quorum present, the
Board was adjourned to meet 10th inst,
at P NJ, and to which time all business
coming up to-day, was also adjourned
j. G. TERRY, Chairman.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works
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7;1;rcii. Ihe er-at French InNsorstor. oenrs
.,:,Jlii Only. EtEmp for circular Nsrvins
ING fu.s fcs lost manhood, 81 boz. Book
:. Norvous DiseAses, canoe aud enrs; l!c 10 pay
stage DR. JAxS9. Hs4 Hrsstpstor st.sst Chi
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Sioux Falls and Sioux City Ex-
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The Sioux Falls Sioux City Express makes close
connections to aud from all points on branch lines.
F.. B. CLARKE. General Traffic Manager.
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VuEELV,RlGI & COlCpAkER,
v,o,-. eon.Eile, ,.

Mr. Joseph Faei 1n,o Observation-Disclosures na.s
the public, tina a. i1, as Icar,hd himsel1
existing hctweIi",,,.. o",. sent.
has been dissoa ~ n"." I.iof business
re WI" VA e stn. where he is lily to exc.
at tl'e ON sstk notice all woiiatrnstcd te
t:''' ~ 49, TO the trades
49, 80. .l<s,nith, Islacldfh, Wheel
"u'iS'ii''n' Int and Coachner.
B,s ies arriages, Wage and Carts
repaired ii Nofh''i'''''''>o
to suit themes, E.1ue fo,no,r
OLD Vch}eS t6heh Nv ~"
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he Wise and Happy.

YOU will stop all your cxtravasant and
wrong notions i'll doctorng yourself and fam
iIy with expensive or humbus curc-alls that
do harm always, and use only natures sim
ne remedies for all your almcnts-you will
he wise, we'll and happy, and save great ex-
pensc. The greatest remedy for this, the
great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop
Bittcrs-rcly on it. Sec another column.
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yale.
nnob1a II in Thibodaux.

-uaT 1esirperty located at the
,nas,arn . / of jackson street, in
the town of TT, oohsissils OF !. a
uso"a wpachmant--iive rooms
=, - ,a,in huirrec IN the land a
hn;i,lina sniti Ia store or other pltr-
Sara Fruit and shade trees.
r. .;s-arnss TO the dwelling. VIII
l,e s,ld a+aJ For further parrieu-
80 ~. - ss A. L. DONSAUp.
e.,:Mes Office seaas' Ia.
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By INHALATION
REMARKABLE CURES

And acts directly upon the great nervous
and organic centres. and cures By q natural
process of reritutisation.
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4 . compound Of the virtues Of sarsa-.
t:af.!i". .:lii:s,ia nEintEs:t,,". y-llo.,
to-. 1t ! the jet.i1c of i,ot il and iron,
~ lin"i$r.i:s hioa!:s'siIsiilG 1,ioosl-eIaans;-
re-, aai iit,.-sslis;siiiI..e t.it..acnts. It i,
'.lS !'if":'t, s9is:.t. and most cifectt.:.I
I'll @rh'ive el-ailai,lo to tl.e public. The
-seif!:';-' & i5tiel!.e and chemistry have.
hsF2l i.-fMsit@eI a remedy SO potent TO
err I'll d.*ea@.' rta&1,itinI f.olif impure
blood. is cures S"rofn,:. and all
ac-.os stio7s:s diseases, e., ipe.ls,
pies :.szi i'aee-t.rais>s, E,ustssl.s,
g3otcl.es, 8oiI.;, Ess,sors, letter,
Ii5aota, Salt Jsiscsls1l, sicak.-E.essd.
S,'lIss-t.os..:,, Ulcers, So..as, Ri.cu-
inafis1n, 7zerc;,..ial Disease, saE-
ri.iisl.;, Female Weaknesses and
s.EEe-5ii.ars ties, sJa1i.;diee, Affections
q the Lice, Dyspepsia, E.nacia-
ton, and General Debility.
~ Its searching and cleansing. st.aiI-
tiss 1t I'tir9e$i ont the foul to:r1t4tio1s
Wnieh coiitainii'ate the bIeot and cti;,s.
q 'f-'.i:tai.'esa. anil decay. II stimulates
tile VIA. functions. restores and pre-
Serves health, and inftl.ses, new life and
VlSof throughout tire whole system. No
SHIsf%f from any disease ef tile I,leoI
Eeied despair who will gise .AYr:s's
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IL - io...- 10 experiment tsItIt the n1,-
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seated. AYERS SAEsAraHIII.A isa mc.Ii-
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Physicians knew it, composition. and
prescribe i = has been widely used for
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PREPARED 81 DR.. J. C. AVER G co.
Practical s...d Analytical Chemists,
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SOD * Az D.eaG.sTs EVERYWHERE.
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IS SER oNGLY ENDORSED

1--WE have the most unequivocal testimony
to its curative power from many persons of
high character and intelligence. '-Lalthera7t
Observer. The cures which have been OBJ
tanned by this new treatment seem more
like miracles than cases of natural healing"
-Arthurs Home Koga-ine. There is no
doubt as to the genuineness and positive re-
suits of this treatment. '-Bcslo,1 Journal of
Commerce.,
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1EGzlzI13As3~ rpH
1.-THE Eich I, 8 n2 (, d nSi fsf'' ''''''
"A little Hop Bltters saw
Sbi!ls and long sickness. III sister OF
Brhild can be made the pic|' "
$ with Hop Bitters: ,Iadv to take
s When worn down anGt'' no,, y, need y
Eeour bed, Hop Bitters IS y f,r # weak
DON'T physic and phy Hon Bitters
Hens aud destroys. but 'iop 's''
that build UP continually use and rec
Physicians of all SGT h nn, ); ;'''' :
Sommehd mop , nl,.t,s ~, hv-Hop Bitters
give health and beauty made with Hor
There are more ctt ines ;,
SBitters than all other a,;nd tho nerves
"Whcn the brain a. nsa HIN Ht.
6unstrung, the MUSCLE '
Eters;:, -, 49,, ou,o, EVER, want i sleep
y ii'et low az" oa, IeI Hop Bitter
q The Hop Co7s 1"~ ,ureSt
+ i,eiief is the he'i'e'''
Hand Best.
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RAs BEEN USED ny

Rt. Rev. John J. Keane, Bishop of Richmond,
Va. Hon. VIM. ID. Kelly, 7. S. Arthur, VIM
many others who have been largely bene-
fitted, and to whom we refer BY permission
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s'k.e.sits, and Aifc,'' quarterly
journal of cases and cures under the Com.
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now ready. Address
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4 Treatise on Compound Oxygen, giving
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large record of most remarkable cures
Write for it.
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MARRlAGE-BENEFjT ASSOCIATIONS,

F'@"'' AdFHspoHdfHrh ~ lHt &hleHG1 TRIBUNE.
peS slolSts, Ill.,, Nov, aai.-lt IL trlte but true
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us"uyhrl- Insurance" nul "3!nrrInge- 1lbw-
= : Associations Ii, tho Inst. now comes tho
~, ssasF'asp' nenu1lt Association IN tho wcst,. A
ssi'''ozct 1T tho tnohey.nlaltlnE nchDnes nru
"'n tn i"l> inst III this stNtr, With headquarters
- ee'As itAplts, FnlrlluiA. T0Iesl0, Wlnterspt,
ns"tn''. a'' !lansol. Tsis uslelis!bEn ubjcet nf
.se'e associations Is ta hasten n,nrvls<ua; rpr
n ~ .t.ienbrT RECEIVES bcuctt ut frt.tn EHD tn
~" wHeh 1T Agta tArrietl-tilu HI,luGMt being
cx,s eiIht''st ttls 1cIsti1 membership Ut tint
IL ,,s.a "a risks til wht.:h l1lg beneficiary
a.t a. atssose ~, Iho eta! IL t,As anl., s',urua.
hr, aa eheiit Is graded ascurllsH lilo sllnrgs
nota., % unG M'le.ls VI lhrsu us.clat,on rrnrt to
iurrsh ,s an M s'ctIr!!y for pnylnetl: III tact.
hIse hIase teu pulll!u with IN nssilr.tnru VI .iu-
pn,,; ~ they esnte m thu facs Ut ltIstr t!tleu
nnd"s ,ia n thu l!hstsnlInns Hr. tutix urv,l1tIzu
,is y! ta !ws nt tho etut-werens there ID III,
il J.; ~ .Ais stntuiIn1er which try uel. Hrkultlzr.
sfn,,. s.i.illalnt tclI,tthu II Eut lnnIHy. 4ht
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wh,, lawt. GId ht p,uINIs,.s tsa prosecute tic
GlsIuu"s!: -! '.e;. s am etter tur.s lnea 10 quit
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sfs IN. ~ a1untaitly esliUnrcs that the guls
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@''ei'as Remembered, Dobtars Ror-
r.. given,

tns tIs Sso,i,ro i,ro"kvr tlM,i irpuldteun publishes
", rt4'ss.nt Ut Nrncltv il, niii trs- i'Fpsi.
d, ~, ~ .uo -. !!trSnn County EntWIhai I}uD.s. liu
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styr", M nt.nktK !".tr ~ NUMBER, t:aN ruch; III
ynrsn, y! a frlt.ntIa xli.l sltiu,l,,ls ai,il.s
hn hm .ton s''! a'hhl; tnnyrry ti l.t nwtul
tt.Mi if,'n f tlh "!.t; 20 Il fuw very l.IrI nulnr
s.lsiniI1'm I1'm <sti % t's} unrh; fnr freezing IL
'n.i,nn,n.a''' SE,.H!' tnr rr"clip4 II snitllt:rs'
liUu. in t,, esMM: iMr hIH nw4l nlnn,Iu.rill,
N,x x"uyy1tvI:s, "'y st.hN ,aIr lur Jwu,ym y4!ta;
fur tI W. uu.alag new hcsnet.t ulurch, Et,Akt;
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t'1 q ssars; IA L. ecuc1 etll piu jtfj ,rnrly
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'rullv , - aFiHy interest annually anu ueruvt-
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relief IN IIil,wn'a frnIl ltit.rr..
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News.!1A!rr.
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Church. s!.np; 10 Tho En,tr! Presbyterian.
M"t!saliat. hhp.fs:. mud t.nti,urnn, cnnh siNN.
Hrrr laD Dnrspn4 wtr8 remembered IN tho will nv
1drI,ltats nj baut,sn,ne r,ttns nr trnnry, bos!cs
,luny public a.l'l t5urItahlt. institutions.
, 1881-11-29
THE COUNTY BOARD.
o,,,ractor soxton's Claim for
s!so,ooo Unanimously
Rejected.
v,,,torins Report Of the County
Financcs-Eo 1ncreaned
Taxation.
o.,,o,uo,],jc Treatment 10 Bc Intro
Nv taccd Into tho Comfy
Hospital.

"a - thn utrn1fIGrs t'Fe]eht taeehk commissioners
~" ~ =, ,.nmys4,inrr l'nrlhyt't, III tho clliilr
.,.o mi r,p,,s lnstcrtnrs presented report
lso ,.n,lit,ou ul The lInrms rnIttl, aud rGcnin.
o1 'nu ,,,a, ,t,c un,es bc tt'rwsl nnt. wliIG!l
the""s tnr,rI ,o tAu COtlln1lttt0 TIL ltnHls at1d
Nsldscs. .,... :, :. ro,,, firm ,,r II, wn1r
'n. nt.rt,suu tn tho fact TINT tue chimney III
",.riun,l t.ul!rt building WINS uniting dr1,se
~: -, s,,t,ke nt,t creHt1,s II llsAnG' te-
,o'a '.e,I IA tho GpulA!i:scc VI. city lsHlnti1nA.
le.',,nunf,.tlo,l le.'e" was rrAh frt,m tho hrpnty t
,l,,rs a.xIuy III I,lryrtsrnf salirf. They want
W., rsI.sl from sI,sW to S!J. and tho nNiact
WAS 1:itrrra, ,,u,,,n yns nrcscrlot, rrou, thu
9t ~ ti,u County 1nspnn .!rny!nx thnt his
Me.rtm,n; Mea Ind bern usrrcr.,Ssl!1I9 tho F".tilli.
ys tt s ano Is1rfax m,,l III, II, IN "l,tS"r
TmIti,,tI. |. WIS cihihSA that tn'is ct1i!nr.'a
xhr their ar's wlsh..! ad',ti =. nun ,.,.,ata t".!
tsi .s ~, ~, tur ttr lnl,lu. the ftt,:nr ad set
"n1s %ps' ,.rr aF Eersuns l" tho iisGit., WHEEL
.1o s,s Of IL !'1','si',s1n ,s ,islAt @ to,nttea
VIZ Iuli,lyll lntst', tint tho v,'te " which tho
tHhesta es,11,G ~ fnsmr u r,;,,; XII, SSt ~ ~,
tss. nsr,tty nt tle turd oo rcc"sl''elra, mud
tnr MuttAt, prevailed.
The cstin'att "sts shcn approved nY 'ho '''l""'
sHy sHytss"sS,.ur1an.. s"e ,Ayars. TURK. cola~n rar.
,cn lint. Miller. Nha,nwnld, Stswhtt, Wuo,l.
f9t'Ssut.ui f9Saysut.t,,ei, Knopt, scnnn-~;;
H,:JHrrEp ctAiMs.
ur Gonlru then introduced the following MI
the sli,,le suhtrc1: v..,
,n,,'s Iuul hit, dated Alt4. J. lSsi-sI@:
t,l, tur n.'y.lt.Ge III ltr!eo 81 lauor anu ,uo,.
materials ,r,a w,'rk * ,i,.,c , ss'a'
,,a, int,eii1s Fur Dune. l,s,!ss'l,ry und IrluI.
WORT: :. 'iriivs il, t,iasuu. frut,. mid
, 1881-11-29

1;rt,H SA1,E.-ta,t>l) BRICK ANn FRAME
I ln,,s.. ..ar t)altlts1. WtstI III fa,t h'.
t.d at,d sltti. I'M! shuLl lots M Wns'.av ftr{-
, 1881-11-29

lirt'.tTluSS WASTEn-bf r Wt
EuI,,,trnI uirs 10 TN general hUHs4,Hor!;, ur ns
i1inn MN -t,i Frf .niI in".tay NJ Al lts. FtHl:lI.
stS'S ineliHArt lncG tHtrt!tr hf TwrG5 tslirt'-sl
, 1881-11-29

lNrrtIArlnE WAETI:D-lN \ BIG,
~ .tr,..s Swedish RiTt 1"It iHtn* In tii. t,Iurr rs
,tIr>p Htrl lfI iGn tlsnWtEk. 2%l stntE'st
, 1881-11-29

d,rTItATIuN WANrED-i}Y X G1llt. 10
IL, general !ina-rwurA. Hest af references. sr-
pIy I'll ~, *t4triIt lin1$lr,l-+t. ~. ..-.-
, 1881-11-29

iii Urnrltt,. H., cItai il+ f,r utsMl,rn .,Ht
il lu,hmt Hfk,n IAll,s sira-lltlt. kflias; hnfsu
ma steam srs III trnlss uuly *a. ea*y erhs
, 1881-11-29

lSTrliATiNE WANTED-s}f \ GER
Hsn Erl for scr,t., MnEk sr tu take care Of chlt-
ilItlL 4 Il, ~ tiri
, 1881-11-29

:lN,N SAt.E-:N ACRES IN SEC. 10, IN u,
- = AtEAH X lttE
~ In 4atp.At.
, 1881-11-29

- r"s' wn.htir pnh r,n.. If. n private family, "f
nHui ii, t,.i,urn hir,.,> b.k; tn.tnn fumIly ..e-
terrftl: strr. III io rily. u i a Trthflnt htlN'
, 1881-11-29

trTrHArtOS WANTED - \ FIRST
IresstlLskpr wnniit tIkD wurk In Families; Euud
,ss a:,d ,r"pur; !: per 'aJ Address U \ a. frh-
, 1881-11-29
FIN<fNCJt{L,

4 Gill.IjStliD, LOAN UFFicE.!A EAST
a. sutil.l.Ss. tlIrrns,i. Estahlt~iIrh l~it nIu-
IlUDu hrsIEur IND In.tn ea aus. sN*t Htit fhr nitt
e+IIh silver lHfas 1tnfs, atC.. Ec. tUhIruta"
tIrl,ttl, Ar,ts ,sIrlH4Ef- ST., th.fisnr.
, 1881-11-29

vI-uE S.l.E-l!y AC!sES N SNTlON
L. ;T Il. ii.t nt.st ut Iiaimts,I, 1T s4i mr. ursr:
1nrrr* III ~ aA D 1Akn .'9GIy t.i!!n,n.
man, it Imt n uGrar a tatnnet lyer nasl ~
', 5 i o. cs, ,Sr,,,u % T.TMan.Gi Il H. a1 ]
, 1881-11-29

WANTED IL l:AW-l1'I: BUYER;
w nIilst shnrt,luhlv un,l"I.lhuA llu business.
Address. giving salary desired " p rtit'Hnn nte"
yNANTEi,-.A GEEMAN ADVEETlS-
" t..E .n.tes,r ~ sstmrs"ss ~ rany".. s. T ds
Au,lJ Mt ItDnnt IL 1rit,uHe finittllns.
, 1881-11-29
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*{jU,fYf(),NS-F'{t r.


trlytf.ATIUN WASrEn-lY a GOOD
- ri, To- iii, general tul~rsrk in II small tanttiY;
W.4i s,n Preferred" i!e%t ~ rrtpsntGr.. !lHnstsat
s.'4turncu f"rrr elnrryar. LII NGas MHi,r"c.st.
GtirlrArlDS WASTED-1'Y X EuMpE-
lent Etfi N dt g.Ia.s1t iiuatrwtrk. Huuu tvfet-
t.tce.. tM!I N z. ttntMrt.I.s:.. u tie reEr.
, 1881-11-29

11Oit SALl:-OSE OF TILE CHOICEST
IL rcaiduncp cDrfur lUts ust l!H Nnr1 ~ltlci prtt:e
NIrap uIId terms easy. \. II. kE!ssth'f Cth.M
, 1881-11-29

111DR SALE--f.Al,t;E BRICK Dt1I.n1Nti
ftIfSttf WAt.t,Eit ill.,.
III ilehrLnrit-Kt.
, 1881-11-29

VASrEi,-rUNTEH IN 4 HEAVY
w ha,,iNnsr l,N,.r: ul,,. win understands thu
a,sie-s rr'.irrrrl. App,, with rrferrnrrr. II lii
b.uLt-%t,, utter y .tcfnrk.
, 1881-11-29

I1Ult SAl.E-o5 FEET On WARREN
- ~" "'"' AiEAHk ttiE.
IN la FnltE-xt.
, 1881-11-29

d. f>f,O III LEND NS IMPROVED
sp-tsVsH' city rsntHrIY nt per remit 4" aWmllni*-
slun clarleh I" a5 sHttatMrr. htiir1tA N 'tl''!tr.
N1(,0 f}{lf1 To LOAN OS REAL. ~.
uiInr,s,, IN IA a,.ii slait a;tr. IS. Il hi;Eki.ff
Il 10, ttlDII !, Itl Fast lsBt,5iiiIiil M
, 1881-11-29

IjnN SAlE-A tuES'Fkf SEAT NEAR
tui47,.,; lit 4rter II rl1se IN EstntH tatelt!"
S M syn: cs:s,,~ ., Inn, 4; nm Sr!ys r., ~
ullnprhIur: GHi hrtVlttrtH,d. rttis,ns. tte{ ms
J., r,.,,ul- "-ts. large t%e II md ntlt n nilafrs.
nr,.. htniy lI,,v.s Ian x..ah raris,H "s.nt:
t'..,i ii,I; II miles ttDL t''itc''I. m t'' ';ai"In
l,isi-"n NJ w. t!a.i,l T." saE" ~ ~ am,n..
ntitly ut tt.l'n T. ii t,rarboTn-*t. HENRY .HtHl-
, 1881-11-29

AS'ri:l,-SENEHAf. tHi,D. ESEi:-
w Eutte mt&i IL kHlli III tlsf rty.
.ttply Ii Ats. u. I!AziEHIS. III Ma'lsun'st.'
, 1881-11-29

11Ol, SAI.E-AilClllt,AN-AY., NEAL:
u Tuenis.ntsl-st.. nttnu nwnIl-ff1nt 11aMsn With
ut,uxl ,ltut. we bnilI bJ tItnrr, Hsln rMs ~ Mr"
ttnnt ruynl tram Ehteasr ApVlY 10 II. 81. sllEEt'
, 1881-11-29

lNUlsSAi.i--AT Il ESt;IEiEth,f)-A VERY.
l. INV ?.tl,IIy luu4e ~Il hrlck Easements; f,nt nila
tt,il Nntrr. ialt-rt. ana wMtet fib'rl; ta'r!PFt
ZIG. A.' .s S.,ssa nnr M tep9's r, S'!a
iiristiN. III :, l.t,tsuiI's Bt,cs k:h:tt!M1.".