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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
Especial to the Press. I

Androscoggin gains two Representatives.
Aroostook gains one Senator and two Repre-
sentatives, Knox gains a Senator, Penobscot
loses one Senator and two Representatives,
Sagadahoc gains one Representative, Somerset
loses Senator, Waldo loses one Representa-
tive, York loses one Representative.
The committee voted that the county dele
cations should submit to them the apportion-
ment of Representatives in each county.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
MINOR TEI Mo

The second trial of W. A. Trott, at Peters
burg, Va, for murder resulted in verdict of
involuntary manslaughter. He was sentenced
to nine months in jail.
The city -four mills at Holyoke, Mass, wele
burned Monday night Loss $4,000.
The report that Gladstone had received
through the post letters and packets containing
explosive materials is denied
Ihe greater portion OF Monroeville, Indiana
was burned Monday. Loss $4,000
Another unsuccessful ballot in the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09

Pork house of J. G. Ferguson q Co., in In
dianapols, was burned Monday night Loss
on stock $375,000
The Servian Skuptschina has passed a reso-
luton in favor of closing all monasteries in
Servia.
1t is stated that the stock of the new mer-
chants telegraph company, to connect New
York with Chicago, was all taken at the New
York Produce Exchange yesterday.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
Railroad Accident.

CHICAGO, Feb 8.-The New York express
over the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore
due here yesterday morning was thrown from
the track near Striker, Ind, by defective
rail Two sleepers jumped the track .and
Union Pacific directors car containing a num-
ber of railroad officials was pitched down an
embankment ten feet high and completely
wrecked. The occupants were all badly
bruised,
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
MASSACHUSETTS.

Fall River Spinners Vote to Strike.
FALL RIVER. Feb. Sat the spinners meet
ing this evening it was veted to strike at a
number Of mills, but the number and particu-
lar mills will not be made public until after
the weavers meeting Friday night that both
unions may strike at the same number of
mills and at the same time. The meeting ad-
iourned until Friday
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09

er at so cash; 521a@9 So March; 0 621s bid
April. Bulk Meats frmer; shoulders at A 70: short
rib 60; short clear So.
Receipts-19.OCO bbls flour, 80 GOO bush wheat
$4,000 hush corn. SO, 600 bnsh oats. 3 800 bush,
rye SO, 900 bush barley.
$4,000 busl corn, $1,000 bush oats, 1900 bush
rye. $4,000 lush barley.
=, At the Afternoon Call OF the Board No 2 Chicago
Spring Wheat closed at CSC for February 987sc for
March; 991sc April. Corn at 367sc bid, SIC asked
for March. PORK at IA b71a for March; Ia 724a9
IA 75 for April. Lard at 9 521s99 56 fori March;
SO for April.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat glow and unsettled; No 2 Red Fall OO14 g
O0&s for cash; O0A for February;1 0291 021a
No 4 do 9Oc bid. Corn unsettled at 374c for cash:
37A9375sc for March 371s@377sc March:3Sh
@$2Sc March, sse bid for 3pr I've steady
at 81 Barley is dull and unchanged. Pork higher
IA so cash; IA 40 bid March. Lard higher 9$s bid.
26 600 bush CORN $4,000 bush oats, O,Oo0 bnsh
rye. 5000 oush barley.
Shipments-6,OOO bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat,
1000 bush corn, 5000 bush oats, 1000 bush
barley. O.00O bush rye.
DETROIT. Feb S.-Wheat quiet but shade firmer;
February at e1 00A; March at O17s bid; April
at O33s; May at O55s; No White 96c.
NEW YORK, Feb. S.--Cotton quiet; Middling up-
lands IL 9-16c.
uplands 11Ac.
SAVANNAH, Feb. S.-Cotton steady; Middling up
lands lie.
MEMPHIS Feb. S.-Cotton is quiet; Middling up
lands at 11c.
MOBILE, Feb. Cotton quiet; Middling uplands
at IL 1sc
Havana Market.
(By Telegraph.)
HAVANA. Feb. S.-Sugar unsettled; quotations
unchanged.
Spanish gold 193Ha1. "a. Exchange fat; on
United States 30 days gold Sage prem short sight
do 6A @7A prem.
European Markets.
By Telegraph)
LONDON Feb S.-Consols at SO GIG for money
and account.
LONDON, Feb. g. 1890 P. M.-American securi-
tes-United States bonds, 41as, 1855.
LIVERPOOL Feb. S-12.3O P.M.-Cotton NAL ket
very dull; Middling uplands 6ssd; Orleans 61ad;
sales 5000 bales: speculation and export 500; re
ceipts $4,000; American 18,7o0; futures ;dull bu
steady.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
California Mining stocks.


WATERFOWL, February 8-Beef Cattle-receipts
1900 head;market generally firm but no advance in
prices; sales of choice at O0@o so; extra at
z 25@7 %; first quality 25@7 90; second quality
0O@6 00;third quality at OO@4 rs.
Store Cattle-Work Oxen " pair at S1OO@S165:
Mich Cows and Calves $20@S45: Farrow Cows $40
@29: Fancy $5o9$65; Yearlings S79s12;two years
old $139$25; three wears S20GS45.
Western fat SWINE live. 614@65a.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 1880 head; market
fairly active at steady prices sales of Sheep lots
at 5095 90 each; extra at 0097 90; Lambs
at 5@6%; Veal Calves 414@7.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
METEOROLOGICAL,

METEOROLO9IC AL
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENry-worR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaSALl
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Feb. 8, 2 A. NJ
For New England,
warmer, cloudy, rainy weather, with east
winds and falling bar ometer.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
MAINE.
Death of a NJ

Death Of Nonegenarian.
WINTHROP, Feb. 8.-Mrs. Elizabeth 81. New
man, the Oldest person in town, died yesterday
aged 95 years. She was born in Newburyport,
Mass, and came here in 1876 She was the
Oldest member of the Congregationalist church.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
AFRICA.
Gen. oolievin a. Or, tica, Position.

Gen. Coliey in a Cri tical Position.
CAPE Town, Feb. S.-About 1000 colonial
troops who have been operating in theTranskei
are now released by the suppression of the
rebellion there and are marching to Basuto
land. Their spresence, it is expected, will
speedily terminate the war as the rebel Basuto
chiefs already show disposition to sue for peace.
LONDON, Feb. S.-Communication with Col
ley's camp in South Africa has been severed
and an attack on New Castle is expected. The
position is critical
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
STEAM NAVIGATION.
Regulations Adopted by the Board Of
Supervising Inspectors.

Supervising Inspectors.
WASHINGTON, Feb. SIN the Board of Su.
pervisng Inspectors of ocean vessels today a
motion was defeated to exempt steamers of
200 tons and under from the provisions of rule
10 relating to space required around boilers.
This matter is considered of much import
the provision was imperative, and the action
today leaves the old rule in force which re-
quires sixteen inches of clear space between
the boiler and woodwork on all steam vessels
The committee on rules and regulations re-
ported adversely on the recommendation of
the Supervising Inspector General that all
steamers carrying passengers should be re-
quired to drill their crews, the sa ne as ocean.
bay and sound steamers. The report of the
committee contended that existing rules were
sufficient to meet all necessary requirements
SO far as river steamers are concerned. Tho
board adjourned sine die.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
ADav of Fasting and PRAYER,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. AT a meeting of
the San Francisco Ministerial Association
this morning, about 60 ministers being present,
it was resolved to observe Thursday, Feb. 17th
as day of fasting and prayer, and all churches
on the coast were invited to unite in its OBJ
servance.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
An Iowa Village Burned.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Feb. ga fire
Sunday nearly destroyed the town of Walnut
on the Rock Island road. Seventeen business
houses and residences were totally destroyed.
Loss 60 600.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09

NEW YORK. Feb 8-Evening. Money market i.
fairly active at 5@6 call closing at 6; prime mer
camille paper at 41s@514 per cent. Sterling Ex
Governments steady for 6s and IS and 1s higher
for 41As and As. State bonds are in light demand
Railroad bonds higher. The stock market closed
weak.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat
ed 4O6, ,452 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09

The aooue prices are for lots of Potatoes; small
lots dbout SC HIGHER.
FREIGHTS-Noi improvement whatever. There
is but little tonnage in port but full enough for the
demand. The following are recent charters:
Schr Canton. Portland to Cardenas, shocks and
heads zoe.
Schr P. L. Smith, Portland to New York, lumber
$500
Bark B. A. Brayton, Portland to Buenos Ayres,
lumber S14.OO.
Schr Oliver Dyer, Portland to Porto Rico and back
with molasses at p. t.
egraph and mail:
Br Bark Mercury, 361 tons, from Alexandria. E..
to New York, Boston or Portland, rags 2Os.
Bark P. G. Merryman, 922 tons, from Boston to
Montevideo or Buenos Ayres. white pine lumber D.
t., quotable S12@S13 ~ NJ.
Schr VIM. Wilson, 267 TONS New York to Ceara
option of Maranham and Para, and back, lump sum-
Brig Raven, 3S7 tons, New York to to St.Thomas
general cargo. s1750.
Schr Eva Nav 315 tons, New York to Port Spain
general cargo. $145O.
Schr Stephen G. Pinkham, las tons, New York
to Trinidad, Cuba, and back, p. t.
Schr B. j. Willard, 1858 TONS from Cardenas to a
port north of Hatteras, not east of New York, mo-
lasses $3.50, option of Delaware Breakwater, f. o.
$2.62A.
Freights are not only good from California and
Oregon, but now that the war between Chill and
Peru is virtually over there will soon be demand
for ships at the Guano and Nitrate ports. Alto
gether the prospect for ships in the Pacific looks
bright
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
xLvIth CoNGREss-2d Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON Feb. 8.
The credentials of Philetus Sawyer, from
Wisconsin to succeed Mr.. Cameron, and Ar
thur P. Gorham, from Maryland, to succeed
Mr.. Whyte, were read and fled.
The Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads reported an amendment giving $e,OOO,-
900 for additional foreign postal service, pro-
vided the vessels employed are iron steamships
and owned by Americans.
A joint resolution for the enforcement of the
eight hour law was reported adversely and in
definitely postponed.
The resolution by Mr.. Conkling calling for
the details of the appointments and removals
in lhe New York custom house under the civil
service rules was adopted.
Messrs Herman, Wallace and Beck spoke on
the pension appropriation bill, and considera-
bic progress was made, when the House resolu-
tions, announcing the death of Congressman
Farr were presented, and concurred in, after
which the Senate adjourned.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portlana Dali, Wholesale vT.rL.,

A"nu DAlAy W mO1cS0lc Market.
PORTLAND, Feb g.
There is a fair demand for Flour with no cbanoe
to note in prices Choice lots of Butter are wanted
and sell readily at our quotations; some fancy
creamery or pet dairy would sell for one or two
cents more but there is not enough of this grade to
make quotations. Cheese is firm and there contin
to be steady demand. Potatoes are moi com
ing in very plenty and the supply is quite small
mere; Early Rose selling for Toe in small LOTS
car lots would not sell for quite as much There ia
good demand for Medium and Pea Beans at about
DC higher prices than last week. Onions are selling
well at quotations. As we predicted last week with
little warmer weather, the bottom would ,lron ont
OF Eggs; they are very dull and sales made earlv
yesterday at 30@31c, dropped later to 27c and
finally sold for 25c. Sugar is quiet and unchano oed
Grain is steady with better in Western nrin,ar;os
valencia Oranges show decided advance
Thefollow1ng are lo-day's quotations of FIour
Grain, Provisions. sc.
Flour. gsra,m
Superhne.. 4 0OG4 5OlNew IT. M Gov,
Extra Spring. .5 25@5 so car lots eo
Xxx Spring. :.6 25a6 5OlOats 3SH
Patent Spring Sacked Bran % IA n
WhoatS. -. 00G8 76l Mids .No1 O0
Michigan Win Corn. BAG lots W11 w
ter best. ..6 OO@6 25i Meal. e9 ee9
Low Grade Oats ea
Michigan. ...5 25@5 30 Bran, 81
st. Louis VIM Mid'nps ..e m
ter fair. -. OO06 25 Rye ~ 90 90
Winter good. 6 2596 SO A@V
Winter best. ..6 1907 OO Provis;.
~u"ce' !Mess Beef. 5O@lO 90
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
R!NEs II! BROS. }! J.
STATE OF MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Feb. A, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the Special Cammit-
too appointed by the House of Representatives to
investigate charges against Thomas B. Swan, a
member of the House. will meet in the Judiciary
room, WEDNESDAY, February 9th at half
past seven O'Clock P. NJ, and on FRIDAY, Febru-
ary 11th, at half past two o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of hearing any testimony in relation to the
case. L. 7. STAPLES,
Chairman of Committee.
NJ. N. McKUSICK, Secretary. feb7 sn dtd
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
HOUSE,.

Mr. Reagan, chairman of the committee on
commerce, reported back the river and harbor
appropriation bill, and it was referred to the
committee of the whole. Mr.. Reagan stated
that he would move to go into committee on
that bill Immediately after the morning hour,
but Mr.. Atkins of Tennessee stated that he
would oppose it with the legislative, executive
and judicial bill which he thereupon reported
from the committee on appropriations, and
which also was referred to the committee of
the whole.
A long and noisy discussion arose over the
proposition to set apart portion of the gal
leries for families of members and Senators
during the electoral count. After this a con-
test arose as to the order of business, Mr.. Cox
desiring to call up his apportionment bill Mr..
Reagan wishing to go into committee on the
river and harbor bill. Mr.. Atkins however
was victorious and the House went into COM
mittee of the whole on the legislative appro-
priation bill.
Mr.. Frye reported an order directing that
portion of the galleries be reserved for families
of members who desire to witness the counting
of the electoral vote, which was adopted
Mr.. Briggs of New Hampshire offered reso-
lutions in relation to the death of E. W. Farr
of New Hampshire.
Eulogies upon the deceased were delivered
by Messrs. Briggs. Hall and Ray of New
Hampshire and others, after which the House
adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09

Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND. Feb 7.
For Portland, 20 cars miscellaneous merchandise
for connecting roads, 20 cars miscellaneous ner
chandise
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Feb. 8.
The following quotations of Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan
157 Commercial street,
Chicago s-Wheat- -Corn- --Oats-
Time. Mar. Apr. Feb. May. Feb. May
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-09
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyancs-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
W. True & Co.
StOck Market.

The following quotations of stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
, 1881-09-22
DISPUTED LEGAC!ES,

Hptetul Dt,pateh to Tho Chlcaao Tribune.
Dosros. Sept. .1,--Thc Wright will cMse was
alIustcd today by nutunl agreement oi tho
PARTIES. The viii VI Murcli II with tho co,llcil
II March ~. tho lust unle by Ebcn Wright, which
make IegacIrs Of $1Se,Doo to vnrIous parties
anl ienyc tho bulnncp If tho property tn Mrs.
Charles Whittier rs resLdllary lcgatcc, wcro nd'
mftteA to probate tn tho Prubuto Court ut
Darnstahlc. 1iy tho tor.ns Of tho agreement
s.aaoe0 Is takcn from airs. Whitt!er's property
aud pid to tho family If T.. Jefferson GooIt,lxo
5n the hcirs-At-ihw. II III thought thut Mrs.
Wh!ttcra proportion will not he nj lurge III slU
has expected ls tho wil0lu property Will rrDl-
al!y fall below tho value sut upolt 1t by Ebcn
Wright. -
Special Di,poteh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
lSDIANArI11s, Ind, Sept. .l.-1n tho nHsc Of
tho White l.ck Quarterly Meeting Of Friends
w. Allen W,tl!Icy. to reCtlyer Grrtnt1t benuests
nule IL thu soclcty. Jus1go Hin This 'narn!1e
decided IN fnvor Ut tho plnfnitr. Thu decisive
question III tho tslso wis whether tho pc.'grtssvn
or orthodox branch Ur tho Suciety Of Frunls Is
tho true ono, und tho decision. 0e judge Hill
builds TINT thu prpgrrsslvcs are tho true church.
fills Is sAIl to l,e tho rst tt.no tho question hits
eyer bcntl tried In tho civil courts, and tho c,1He
wil!probnlly 10 appcnIed to tho Supreme Court
Of tho Stats,
, 1881-09-22
EMANCIPATiON-DAY,

srseiat Uisphtch to Tho Ch1eaGo 4ribHnf.
MAlss,,A1.1.TowS, H., Sept. al.-The cotore,l
people Of atHrsha!ttown hHyg postponed their
celebration Of Emancipation Dny for ono week
I'll respect to tho death 0f rrcsllont Gnrtlc1l.
Tho eolnrett people Of tho entire State havc
!tEalfcd thor Intention Of 1oin,nR In tho ccle.
bFatton md tho lMrrcAt Ehthcrin9 OF cul0red
citxHnR eyer Witnessed III tue Stnto is expected
At tho adjourned intr.
, 1881-09-22


TRIBUNE J:RANCIF OFFICES.
IN ORDER IL ACCOMMODATE OUR
'iH.SIn,.H !Asrc,s throM9H.it t!ie ssy w t'avn
a.dtt19'intad bHuw. WlLprD dTDrltsonlnnts Wti bd
tcr an'l viii bu f1.ets.ai ,ar,ti o oGi0eK IL H.i
SUtirEl DIVISION.
r1,s r. + T. slatMs 1ooksellors aad sta:'oncrs, IT
.lui,ss,S !. jACoDus, Druggist, aas' lnd'ann-av,,
v.w: nuCliIXS. i,ruzgst, cors,or ThIrty first and
WEST DIVISION.
hfr Ut shuhit,ii. "
.,;,' j. a.: htt]Elll Drugsl.t, an souh llalsod'st,
NJ! Ektafsf. Druggist git Wont Mndlsou-se, cor
,,JjfHs: M. k1axLEy s TO-, p,uss,s.s Iss SOUTH
a!astpil-nt, ClFHSr If huni,s,
,Mlll% ..i.IlAitsttUS. j. ". wAINWlslGIIr. s7l
h"st alkAisnH.st, c.tFnGr Ux(1vn.Av.
~, ,M}NNtttlSES, Druggist, ~ 0luo f11nd-av,
eefneruf THHl! l!th. III. '
t,:. ,ME !!t:t,tltk. juwo!er, Neusdcascr. aud Fano
N't,s: s,as:, ~ !a k9-nE. cIrnnr a4hc1ll.
aUMisr iAcuI3sus, urux4Is Isl North ltnlstoa
,,.,... NORTH DIVISION.
w., Hult1lStstlAM l. 10, llrusXtAt4 u North
Aaft:sl., Giirnut fiiyxlnl.
!, A. WILLIAMS i Co. Druggists d1j 1arfabao.
.la.ljisW, II. NEEnE. Printing md. Advertising
sshL AnWH Htd stationery DBlt. &N II. Dlytantt xt
, 1881-09-22
EMPLOYMENT IsUItEAU.

INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT DtJ-
renuwa nEn gssns5,sd :" irn,' cI.S,aIa
utiur sux fur osury EInds " uhplnyneht, hhFlH4
npe,,sd chain vi ut'ces thr1uxhunt tho QnttSd
ailess tait:actus,sy Eme,oTsrs ~ nsa LIT &STRioyos "al
s'.l III lbelr NrltesB, which Will Teeelyo careful Mnd
lYI, nttuitlln. su,sd slnnIA fur clteuars. giving
futest Instructions, ele International Employment
ltnteilr, stft WulInxfl.ny.
, 1881-09-22

I1lNEE OFT FOUR GOOD NOCAL1SrS
t1,,ns sahl"d 10 truyci Aust by abIS tu ptuy eltsr
sti d. 5ta,' H- u stFnVt salat7 soEr sn1 sn.sfS;
~s"pAnf, " Ittth.aT,
, 1881-09-22

Ef7'}' REAL EST.f1E.
E7ol' aAhE-'"H;Ei2SE''HSr u ~;
nl:Ai, ESTATE; Atrr1oxs
IN nt,count ot Tho aca,',ot
fitEs,D1:ST 0Auv1rLp.
qHN ~ iES!SG!' :';!iSY!A! SAI1 >'!
u.. oSsyHfS!,X,i ASi, ,,!!i!,;Iiiks:Avs,
ruunsuA; %sFSi|$$S$S:S;x, sTSa |:S;,' srl'r.u.
..ox HTi,iHG i.HEMiESixs.
r,rr c,t,ta Hs ta gS HsEHfs fs' 'HsxsciAsE
oun nrql!! e.: i: I';s{;:Iii' ;';rc SALE,
AASdl.Ey sniESy&:Hh XIII h''iEsyASS1sSvs iEsyASS1ss.Svs.
MONDAY %s! sFF$9!SsSss, 'sSs s!$ssSs ucr.s
!oSirit,i: rlti:Mt:SEs.
noJd }&SFsE i /; \ GS$|i';'HH:sr. G;SS$S|||ii't'tiH'is
TIE cil,cAuo nE3t J: nnsrArE EXCHANGE.
~; y NJ y !:s;',?sn
wM 4. ..1.e!H:sa ~ yS!,ss; Mssss; .,... Aue!.enee.
'IjO1i sALE-tiUOD BUSINESS fA)CA-
'9' q fHih 't;s sass @ Il a%a fhs s
Ii7Oll SALE-IM CAL1FONNIA-AV. 4
Seo SSH!F!A9s s S%iSilf S' s"es! "s"s f:%
1l,O1l SALE-:'.J SOUTH 1tODEY;S.r., 4
1, st,o s.ury mud basement Lriek aUusa. s N Enn-
o'fi IS ?a'h[f sS9s! sa
I1OE SAIL; = sl5.000- ONE OF THE
III Si! ss:';s! ss 's hit It'll:
Ncu-AS.
, 1881-09-22
COUNTRY IeEliE IcSILlI'|S.

11Olk SALE-SPLESDlD STOCK AND
Il Rfn iArp,, lt acTos, stx!y nil9s nus. four suits
bMus, tt,rat nsclsnrls; az li' Ipntl slnpS ~ p1r
SIN. Is Metropolitan ttlttck.
, 1881-09-22

THOR SA 4E-NOIHrllWESTC CUIsSER Or
10 ldnI.o Nbi I'n1s lots tur f,ukL with rUuttA!tOns
southwest corier liurrsun nnu oak'Gy, Wxta'' IHr
isriai Oakley, uenr Folk. with pnrty will fur flHD
i;Oi,,l uts ui West CONGRESS eilst OF AsalAnd.av
a,x Ill iii West Jackson for te@ wi.,! hll4tnas, or
ri lin Wlihnut IElFFlS l. uWHiItF.
'' =, E0urHur washington ull tihlntGu.
, 1881-09-22

Il HMo.I lhrGc.stt,ry md lNtenLcnt stnnn.ttnnt
hoMscs ~ Inn West t'ivtlnn: ucnston the iH'st.
, 1881-09-22

11TASTED-rO lOAN--lMMEDtATE
w lv-Fur nintty days. n! IN ltmAfd Ut Tfade
metnbrrship AddsoSs n ~ IfbaMo bflcc
(. AND Z PER CENT-1tONEY TO LOAN
~ on city r.Al rstntB III sun3s II, sult. PETEltsOS
Il BAY, N! East i;udujut-sl
, 1881-09-22

I1OR E-N[ATTNEWS' .SUDDlVl-
l. slDu OF I.us m u and ~, arIltny. suhs,lg!sl'tst
III Sex: H. IL truntng t;rana-nv.. c:s4u.aV MD
fur lid Whujv MEAD i EUE. III LII Snfic-st
, 1881-09-22

E,Olt SAI.E--AT TESGLEWOOD, NO. 100,
IL rrea t5Hb hona ol rar9 heHuty ~ n !ogatign
uHd MIgunaGd rntlvGnc1cts. House kt0ry frAiG
with III rCi,l,s. urex bnsn,ne Hder styl vunercte
.,or III lasetant ~ and tHtntss' @ t1nt I1a @ GeIt
beautiful INST front Ut 10 fegt gy ~ " depth, with
TIIHltlid nuiuil,EhoOu and coMsuntent IN tenunlF.
IHrMs e,ie, bnlntlce att eet to ttI!t nr-
rtluH1f. Ctlis IN nddruas q. s, 1EDFlElD UHO,
tsnufnYfJtH. I'LL.
, 1881-09-22

'EUR SAl,E-'TsVu 4STOilY AND 1lASE-
IL n.pnt IU-ruun. stUMc.frynt httu*!ss ntd tots "
Nlt.tny al.lare, st0n uac. PETERSON LAY lkI
tF<.t I'm 1fIJttn ntsnnt
, 1881-09-22

IITANrln-TO KENT-HT 4 LADY
w employed during day. o furnished r1oh,. with
brruk mist bG West sr. eaNt 1t pHI0n iAIk
Auf41NneGn GxcEnMGed AadfgEs = y EE!lMMD.
, 1881-09-22

17,OR S4ALE-A HARDWARE STORE,
u fnrmcrx implements, nnd ttnshup; stock VII! IN
vatEcg nbuMt f:GI: EuOH place Tor nn ActtyG E,lan
t>wi1ur III t busInens hero YyeMfs iteusn ior soii'
iNt, tuu much Utet business UtI htd. u1rG1a Al-
KfsfEr kEtJ.FSt;. Nav lsutfn1p, Mich,
, 1881-09-22

EOD HALE-DNE S.AW-AHI.l, COM
u piptu. with Eu~ur; mo .stttxte.lntil cannialu
with tawAf: Henry tnte- HIlu mHtGlsFi
Unu LAtk,a ulAchlne. AdaEtsx - y 'rEttnno 1ttsu.
1TON SAl.E-l PORTABLE .GltOKSE
i|er ccasv IT,; 9,!St e.,rn
aiiltTiIN fl}stlET. fi.l4Lly. ko0k Lt.uMty. III.
, 1881-09-22

J1OR SAlE--:nE;sN1+J0 FEET On WENT
Il wDrth.ny,. Just south IT nnI ndl0!hlHE Stock
lMrts lIsrk xtil extending through 70 ~ I. =.
r!o 10 stuck track Crssus the rCn! Uf tho
W. wuulu usFtcally aHsiiu Intention nf
to this Ao truck. ~ 1s very Hesir-
Ibig Tur uy bis.3&Uta rc1nlrK FlIlFCnu lHclltt1es
ati;dU l. Gu,, LII LII SNlill.st.
, 1881-09-22

j. HORSES xtNI) C1iIeIsLlfGES.
At JOHN MITCllELIIS. l:Al EAST
~ Washington. nr MI Kinds, carrlaFas,
tuXEIes and HARNESS. nHd SECOND -flasiu Ut low
prvus; Or wilt exchange. Cash advances lAtu.
, 1881-09-22

I1TANTEIl-T0 KES'T-Fl,AT OF OR
w 6 6fpDms. within Is n,Iuutpa' walk frun Adams
ntid la sa9-hi. Re1it not to rxccea e.. Address
II. \ IT,, ~ b.n ah1tH-kt.
, 1881-09-22

ITO KENT-SUfTE Of i Or . PLEAS
i mt unturntshr. ronlns IN the i;lct Hru. Co.
hullllna. ~ Wubash.ny.i ulasatUr Eood Teferanceh
fEuuifG.
, 1881-09-22

I7()R LE-trsYO.STORY RESIDENCE
a,,d barn ttIaaa, .lu:t 10 s9lt t!shs uif ta
Est. VIZ prcv call ii lie ufr0 ut Thu ], ~ Asu1A.
Wick l. Lake Co., u Rna " stAt%ssk
, 1881-09-22

MONEY To LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Ifk IN Chicago 1T psr cent; no GHntnishlttlss =.
ii, Mtf.t,h ltit, ~ LIT EHlIU-bt-, RiJGtl, ii.
, 1881-09-22

MONEY To LOAN ON IMPROVED
lf1 rlty pruturly NJ current rates. MEAD 4 coz.
, 1881-09-22

11TANTED-TO KENT-LARt;E ROOM
w with nlcove Or small hedrosn' where t!use aro
nj bonnierr md Hhart enn hare break fAst. sHHth
Uf chcu.u-nv. ind east of fIvArboFn.AT. AuuTtAs n
frribDnG bft1CB.
, 1881-09-22

IroI! SALE-1ha-srOnY HOUSE. NJ; :,o5
j. 1iuhharl..t. must ho scl1 t1il* week: wnnts NJ,
, 1881-09-22

TION SAI.E-lG ACRES / MILE WEST
Of TITO tityIlnltss; tlA itar acfe. ltENltf ~Al.-
i,EIt lls.. I[f t}D,tNtsrtl.kL
, 1881-09-22

NHONEf TO LOAN AT CURRENT
1fA. rates real estate. II. ". 1tfMAa, ILL.,, $50,
llH 1JcAtbDr1t.tt
, 1881-09-22

1JCR SALl-as} SOUTH KODEY-S*f., Il
l. st,o Htury nd busetient brick hUusN IN Enin-
petf orlgr. fir kl2U mgnthy tayhleitts ano ~
utN In rt,AtA
, 1881-09-22

1iHOlt SALE-LOTS ARE GOING AT
e Unwrlns's tirnye. y rcupu sn1y9d tlicsa lust
week. selling nlUFn lois than h tho OlAur aul-
cniiIlnsu HaIus III ool or tho MksU!tiun ftst
front hI rods deep, only sl4 II trstifH uM eneh
HU BeuEburtl-At.