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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Two brothers stole money steadily for
ten years from . Detroit bank. In which
they were %tellsrs. and covered up the
crime when the annual examinations Of
their books were made by borrowing the
money temporarily. At length the sum
reached S30, 900, and they were unable
10 raise n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The practice Of finishing locomotives
with bright ornaments. which has been
rapidly going out OF use In this country.
se' ms to have been inanguratsd In
England. where. heretofore, the extreme
plainness In ensine-anishine prevailed.
A London exchange states that enc rail.
road company 10 having the dones,
valvs-eovsrs and other bright parts Of
seven locomotives nicksl.plstsd, . new
idss. which 10 10 predicted twill proba-
bly, b In general use. - the finish IL no,
only handsome. bat the saving In labor
and stores. such - oil and wasts. d
coasidssshls."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

According to the tslesraphic accounts
Of the battles which preceded and
attended the capture Of Lima. the Chile.
noe must have lost about 5000 more
soldiers than they svsr had In their
entire army. They must have al BEEN
killed long before they got TO Lima ct
~. and had TO sntsr and occupy that
city by proxy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
According to the report Of the Regents

According to the report Of the Regents
Of the State University at Elko. It costs
nearly as much for manure and white
wash as II does for brains to run the
institution. The figures showing the
disposal OF the $4,000 appropriation
during the Last two years. show only
$4S57 PRINCIPALS salary and . few
maps. etc.> devoted to the real sduca-
tional object OF the institution. All the
rest went for manure, mushroom Guilt
walton. whitewash. etc. Ten thousand
dollars more In asked for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

Judge Chambers Of the Wayne (Aiioh.)
Curcuit Court has taken steps to check
the facility With which divorces have
been procured In his court, aud In future
will only grant them, where hs 10 con-
WINGED by personal examination OF the
testimony that the cases are fully made
ont.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The recent movement In favor Of the
postal telegraph and the control by the
government Of all the telegraph lines In
the country has some points OF interest
in II worthy Of more than mere surface
study and consideration. There 10 no
doubt that the postal telegraph system.
under government Management. is q
good one. It operates to great public
advantage In England. and evidently
would in America. Electricity furnishes
the quickest. cheapest and surest method
Of transmitting intelligence yet discov.
cred, % illustrated in ocean transit. and
easily appreciated amid the storms,
SHOWS and foods Of winter. the telegraph
generally being the last mode Of COM
m~unication cat %. In mountainous
sections, during q winter like the pres-
emit, for instance. where roads. bridges
and other public highways Of travel are
swept away. oftimss the only eommuni.
cation remaining with the rest Of the
world IL BY means Of the electric wire.
And the very importance. reliability.
promptnsss and efficiency Of this mode
OF Communication Ia the greatest argu-
msat Why Il should bs controlled BY the
aovernment for the benefit Of the whole
people instead Of being In the hands Of
e~o.tsndise and mercsnary m~onopolists.
Gould and vandsrbllt have recently
become masters Of the telegrsphio situ-
alton throughout the United States. and
are even reaching beyond. Their Anan-
eial ability 10 Unlimited. and their busi-
ness ambition ditto. They give in sx-
PLANTATION Of their thus monopolizing
the control that they can b; this means
manage the whole tsleeraphio system far
moro chesply and effectively for the
benefit OF the whole people and nation.
~ we'll a. for themselves.
This may be all very true. but 1t seems
like . singular coincidence. to say the
least. that simultaneously with this con-
summation on their part comes the sud
den agitation Of the government postal
telegraph proposition. IL Il possible
that Gould and Vanderbilt are at the
bottom Of It? Is IL not probable that
both phases Of the proposition oonsti'
tutss u grand. brilliant speculation; q
master stroke on the part Of those two
great Nspolsons Of the financial and
speculative worldi Have they not thu'
quietly bought up the whole telegraph
systsm throughout the country In order
to sell 1t to the government II they
have not. . beneficial concentration Ii
promised at any rate. and the result may
not DO Objectionable. Ans we'll thai
ends we'll. We shall see.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The Centennial Exhibition buildings
cost -. as. 900; bat New York proposes
70 have her baildises ons.fsurth larger
and 70 sssst thsa Tor St.0oo.0oo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18

The human brain 10 said to consist Of
four.hiths water. Careful analysis would
show that In soms men the other nth 70
also wstss-pooe, thin. stagnsnt wssss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
eoRN,

At Briggs' Mil, February 10. 10 the wife
Of Thomas Mack, . son.
In Hamilton. February 3, TO the wife Of
Charles Karbstein, . son.
At White River. February 8, 10 the wife
Of P. n. Ellison, . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-18
MARRIED.

In Pine Grove, February Is, ]. W.
Smith to Miss Z. J. Morris.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-23

~ OUTFIT SENT FREE TO ALL
" N who wish to engage:in the most
eUO pleasant and profitable business
known. Everything new. No
capital required. We will, furnish you
everything. so day and.upwardsis
easily made without staying away from
home over night. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once
MANY are making fortunes at the busl-
ness. Ladies make as much as men.
and young boys and girls make great
nav. No one who is willing to WORK
fails to make more money every day
than can be made in q week at any or
binary employment. Those who engage
n once will find a short road TO fortune.
Address II. HALLErT 81 CO., Fort
land, Maine.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1881-02-23
these Diseases Receive Speola1 Az
tention and Cures Guar
anteed.


rpILEPsY OR FITS TREATED
~ with wonderful success, as all ca
sea are carefully examined, and none
taken but those offering good pros
poets of curing.
Impotcncy, Spermatorrlca and Sex
nal Debility, treated, by medicine
alone, has heretofore proved useless
and even injurious. ''fhey 90 no
rood." is the universal testimony OF
all honest physicians. Thousands
have "doctored'' for these complaints,
and have thrown, away their money
md their constitutions together, ont
The Doctor combines medical treatment
| with electricity, the electricity being
generated 10y !; simple electrical appa-
ratus that any one can use, ana oy
these means insures success.
CONSTIPATION, the bane of so many
lives and the most prolific s"nrce %
II health, cnred by a simple method,
with little or no medicine.
! Diseases of women treated by eiec-
tucity, without pain or exposure.
| Structure OF the Uretlra and Rect'n
cured without surgical operation 'ln'
without pain; Tape Worm, Diseases I"
the Kidneys, Bladder, Private Dlseas
es. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Asthma, Weak
Painful and Sore Eyes, without sur
pical operations; Deafness, Noise in tn
Ears, all Skin Diseases. Scrofnla, IN
mors. Loss of Voice. etc. successfull
treated By improved remedies.
Letters of inquiry must he acc"mpa
MED with stamp for reply. =,
N. B.-No names made public with
out the written consent of the parties
The following persons may be re
ferred to:
4 NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Cant. Max Blanchard, Piles; ia
Wallhillech, Supt. Jo!,nsen's Foundr,
Rheumatism; l.. H., Patterson, ~
stmr. Pagan. Piles; Max Beer. 100 Vi
nal Street, Neuralgia; Mrs. Miller, CO
s ner jackson and Liberty Streets, Dea
y E.Dil., Morgan Railroad, Tape Worr
r. Thos. Robinson, 10 Cont Street, Pile
jacob Blum, Baronne Street, Pile
Capt. Pharr, Morgan City, Loss
q Voice; Leo Wolfson, Graphs Blu
La, Piles, Col. w. sO'Neal, Covingto
:. Ky., Fistnla; w. F. Shrock, Goodma
Z Miss, Piles; J, T. Swim, Main Stree
l Cincinnati, Fissute; F. Wolf, Po
Hickey, La, Pi!os; Byron Eastma
t, Mercer, Ky. Structure; j. B: Ross, b
Iomonn. Miss, Piles; Jas. Aldrit
Covington, KY, Diabetes; A. Fre'
helm, hastrpp. La, Files; SD. o.
Y don, 1872 Walnu! Street, Clncl'lnatl,
L Cata,,l:; J. Il. Hawkins, Mason, Ten
Discharge from the Ea,j ). 5 y ils'
Alton. Ky, Epilepsy; G. y. II 'yktrs'
Vickshnrg, Miss, Asthma; }. l.. W
IT. rem, Ca,roll,"n. Tenn, Bronchitis;
D. Ship. Owen, Ky, scra!nla. 2
W. Gt'iaa lioura from . 4. Nj. tn y.
, 1881-08-21

E1OR SALE-OR EXCIlANGE-N1CE
X centrally located residence ptnuesty in Grand
apids. Mich; would cyciiau.e tor Chcaso Tessdects
\. +. ALLEN. Exchange Building. Room s. cUrnor
Clark Wusl.ctun-sts.
, 1881-08-21

T11OE SALE-
Il Vacant lots in the manufacturing district or
will inipeuye Nud lease, will lease unnpFoycd for
term Of years
One lanln; one sG1l5l; one 5:x15l; one s31l00:
41Sst
inqutrc OF JOS. ". BROWN. Il West Van Buren,
hmm,
, 1881-08-21

701 SOUTH ASHLAND-AF.-PLE
IO1 ant furnished rooms with board; MISC atcoye
unfnrnished: convenient to aladison-sL and Osdeu-
Av. CATS. References.
, 1881-08-21
CTT,V REAL ESTlIE.

T.oR SALE-BY J. c. MAGLL Il CO., Sc
L., ~ NWashncton-st.::: .,u,na-.oo,, md
dtehen 4ttor foor furnace etc ps1 ;ece 1o
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -boulcrard. ss-siofs ano basement
-washluston-bouleyazd. very handsome
siaaD.Wcst 4 Adams-s. tnear Jefferson Park>. I'M
ssa%sss s'Ses modern style brick house,
M3yest Mouroe-st, e-story and cellar octagon-
E5W-Tcst Jack.on-st. near Ashiand-ar., oeiagon-
front prick foons ~ convenience e6 ca,tor dining
ki!shen On paf,er ,,o15 brck 10 rooms
ssS-nearSo1n-n :-story aud basement brick. REX.
-Drexei boulevard, :-story and basement IT,
4:a % "DeaTborn-st e-story frane house, double
ehea;hed md extra well finished.
*a5l-DearboEn-s1. wel-butl' 1s-rooaa frame. t*o
-pearDo.n-ss near Thirty fifth. 4 neat frame
-put,eracld-ss.. frame cottage, with barn and
Dea.born-av:. fine corner tn best district
. *IH-Ashand-as' corner <snside ndjacent properly
saSS sss,nsen ,son!exa;s; @ y, :ae <9s sr % feet
xsfx ce;s: aefsae1e; sast 5,on, ot.
DOR sALE-sa5. .0oo-I WANT TO SELL
bIaa as sioI Z n and on
best business in Chicago. and III very centre ,f
city: rents $40 per month II you want ha1E:an caN
ut once. ...-.. ,.... u,.-. IN IT..
7{vnr-ronms over store: store rents for $i9
rent Tor 81 mukine S. 1,er n,Hnih Lot is 2xis.
s0uth front on Madison 81. R0bcy- Taxes -:
tnsuFance 5t per cent The hudin: Is Eoud une; II
you want a nice plecs of properly on Madison TINT
nov nets 10 per your money. call Ut once a1aa
buy this. . -.
2xi on northeast corner Of U2rTls0u-st and Cicero
court .-... .... .-., "
osse IL 'ssas: Wei e ind afs ,2 tss
us per foot-t;reatcst bargain offered tn Chfcaeo-
13dxlG feet. north front, on West Westinghouse.
lust east CaIifornIa-ay. II want property tht
gou can double ypuF money In Il months buy his
<l7j per .Ootl>ht eJ1i0l on Ohfo-st near l'lne we
rc cotue to sell this loL iuO1 II; IL cheap.
$2.sO-Lor aDxtsa on Nersh Side. between n!visfon-
NJ and Lincoln Park and east OF E:1rk-st. cheap.
IflTil. ROOM !, IL Madis2n-st
, 1881-08-21

DiT WEST WASlIINtTON-ST.-
CIs single room, with excellent board; every
thing home-,naae; day boardeEs wanted. MRS.
SHELBY,
, 1881-08-21

TI1OI, SAlE-OR ENCIIANGE-CIIOIC
~ and us:e variety Of imro oycd farns several will,
stock, Gsu. and implement Is Ii: barsn!n; many arc
short distance from Chicago. j. t. IlUSZAGl. Nuun
Is, Il Dcarburn-st, iUu III. to H.
, 1881-08-21

TOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN
II three fine farms nnd large 5-story brick Eo{e on
tair terms for cash. will exchange for Chicago or
Suburban propertY. Address Il II. JONES, EnEle-
wood, Cook Co., Ill.
, 1881-08-21

9CQ WEST WASIlINGTON-S -S.r.-LAIeGE
C-C trout nlcbve, urs1-class suite Of rooms. or
large front arlor. furnished except carpets, to
with good b4Mr1. ReEerencGs GN&llanEe1
, 1881-08-21

FOE SALE-.0 ACRES NEAR RAIL
e. road; splendid location for subdivision: will sell
cheap Call between u and II II. and 2p. nj.
JOHN c. LONG,
Is WashfnTtOn-sL
, 1881-08-21

L9OK SALE-STOCK FARM, $40 ACRES,
u Mcl1enry County. Illinois. bc,wcen Harvard and
Lake Geneva; hest dairy district H. Statu: ~ acre.
under r!nw: running wuler; good buildings And
change desir:tbe city rnt estate. Address Il. Z.
, 1881-08-21

E,OE SALE--TIIE MOST BEAUTIFUL
~ home III EEEcwood, No. IN Stxty-hrxt-st.. near
Ha1sted. Good neishborhood near school nnd rail-
ru.li stations; ncarv new gothic cottage. rooms:
Trees abundance Ut fruits of all so@ :re lawn barn,
lnnltrT-h.use, etc. The property is IN a NJ: con-
and will show you the property. Ii. j. GttODKICu,
81 Major Eiuck, Is UrarbOrn-st.. Room
, 1881-08-21

1911 SOUTH AMON-ST.-DES1e-
-A-A sbte roons with without board; modern
, 1881-08-21

EyOR SALE-LOTS AND HOUSES IN
- nll parts of Enciewoud. Plans made and houses
built to order OH easy tetus Lake water supply.
u ny will yUu pay rent when Il home be SECURED
80 easily! ony thirty minutes ride frum business.
lest Of graded and HIGH schools churches,
keis. EnelewooA. Call Or address c. D. PERKY
SiYly-1fth-Ht. and WeutMorth.av.
, 1881-08-21

TTOR SALE-GARFlELD-
- Garfield Il n new town west Of humboldt i'ark
on the e., u. st r. X L.. eny five miles from 1ia
new Court-1Iouse: time, Ii minutes by the C.. A. y
st X T.: fare cents; - cntttscs will he bntlt Mt
map plans Ut cottages. AAitklN Il p0RR. :E La
SAe-si- T. 5. Also houses and lots ut Humboldt.
III
, 1881-08-21

20E EAST CHICAGO-AV., CORNER
ccC line-st-l.arge front alcovc rooul with
hoard. s+- ..--
, 1881-08-21

300 WEST GTON-ST.-NJCE-
CC- If Furnished front ac"ve; Aiso hall room.
With hoard: special terms To purity Ut four.
, 1881-08-21

T'OR SALE-A GOOD FARM, LOCATED
near toC ~ = Paul "nd kenoshM and Kosk-
and TOOL house attacaed creamery In opertton
the year round; comfortable dwelling. good orchard:
under Epon Btnte OF cultivation; contains lN acres
OF land. Part Of purchase money down. time sivcn
balance; ANIMAL interest per cent tDt price ana
particulars regarding property n1utrc at 5l0 vincen
nc*-av.v Chicago; N u. HUBBARD. Pleasant
Hruf
, 1881-08-21

TH5 SOUTH ORlA-ST.-Fu uHNlSIlED
Itc roon1s With or without board. Gcbtlculen
, 1881-08-21

CSD WEST AlONROE-S.r.-D
-I>C rooms, with bu;rsl; 1hoso Wishing urst-cluss
accommodations only uucd inquire.
, 1881-08-21

1o facilities afforded by our new building we hare
IN addt:on t. our Immense stock ot carriaEes
storage or secohd-hnlld cs.Tr1agex We have now on
hand for sAse cheap 3conches Brett. stx-passen-
top n;.sk phaetons, Z curt, Brewster doubtc Sur
wagon, two wheel doctors chaIse Humble phaec
ton. bakers wagon. 7
Be sure and cali Us before purchasing.
e. 4. kiIiBAi.I4k Il CO,
WubnAt-ay and InFrtsnu-sY
, 1881-08-21

2o1 WEST ADAAlS-ST.-TO RENT a
s1e1t handsomely furnished room. with board;
home cnEufars&.
, 1881-08-21

E,OR SALE--BY HENRY J. GOODRICH,
block:
Cottage Grove-nr. Fortyfourth st., a01l51 T..
Cottage t;fure-nv. south of Forty-trd-st. Dx0 IT.
Cottage Gruve-nv-, north Of Eor1y-tit -st-. NlD #
Cot,aEc Grorc-Gr. south Of Forty h-st 19Sl5f1
Eyans-Av., sutlth of fhrty-siytft-st. / lots.
l.Ane;ey-av.. south OF Furty-sxth h-st., 5 lots.
ChaMpltin-ay., south Ut Forty -sxth-st-, lots.
Furtrscycnlh-st-. west Ut Cottage Gsrvenv+. lots.
Tru1. one-fourth cash, butancc two, and three
years & per cent.
, 1881-08-21

L,OE SALE-DESIRADLE SUBURBAN.
- rss!uenue. With large grounds. offer fu- snle my
residence Evunston, ILL.,. with i've Of land
situated on the shore Of Lake Michigan; ono of tho
hadsuue.t places In Cook County with magnificent
trees shrtlbbeEy beautiful pond filled with goldfish
observatory the lake shore. etc. etc uver SLuN
have been expended BIZ the grounds alone.
Apply 10 EDWIN LEE RIsOWN, CORNER Clinton and
, 1881-08-21

EROAED - ON OR ABOUT OCT. I,
- pleasant room nrd good board In private fnmt-
ly, on Narth sne. for gentleman and wife. Address
4 :, Tribune Office.
, 1881-08-21

FLOR SALE-AT GENEVA LAKE, WIS,
IL ll0acres lake shore property ut Sl0J per Acre.
The cte;tpest bargain tire lake. GIBBS Il
CALklSS. li la .;aile-st.
, 1881-08-21

T@0R SALE-DT THOMAS & PUTNAM,
~ II Portland Block:
CfiulCE RESIDENCE LOTS.
Michisan-ny. choice .:,rners between Twenty
secs.nd and Ihirty-ttth-sts-
Nichtgan-ay-, north OF Twenty-ninth-st-. ax1so,
east front
Calutnet-av.. corner Twenty -third-st. Dxls
s-asume:-av-, south Of Twenty-tisd-st, east 'front.'
50 or = feet.
1udana-av.. south of Eightecnth-st.. G4xlas.
NANUFACTUElSt1 Pt;Ul'EliTr- .-.
5-acye srac with rail and river connections on large
Bcne. on south lsIanch. ...
Entire block, with buildings and power tA-horSe};
South Side. Sxita1. -.
l59x1wi;h ar.e frame building. close to railroads.
South Side. Sla.a)
Acre lruucrtv on North Branch and railroad at s. 500.
large tfacts in suburb. fur manufacturing lIur-
y,Oses; rail connections.
, 1881-08-21

II AS1ILAND-AV., FACING UNION
I'll Purk-A pleasant, newly furnished front nj
cove room and sg!e room; best table board; Mnu-
tpTJhT Ttuut tnlrt
, 1881-08-21

o2H WEST WESTINGHOUSE. "A
s3co large afcovc handsomely furnished,
also another large front ruon, with board.
, 1881-08-21

" ANTED-'TO EXCHANGE OR BUY
w Will trade csens, c:st-front lot On NoEth
Side Lincoln Park, for heSirNbty situated cl
ra=e Or house and lot on North side or In Lake View,
limits; will give lDt and cash. viii! assume
small inru.uht1ncn Address e IL 1,rlhunH uttcp.
, 1881-08-21

NOR SALE--SIX LOTS (35N125 EACI),
IL east 'front.' on Cottagc Groye-ay. tmncadatnixcd
street,. between SeSenty-thard 1nd Seventy fourth
kts- Grand Crossing. with Eoed frame house, etc
plenty Ut s}ade-trees: uny block from station;
very cheap for cash; price, sl50l A. h. MANNING,
Room u, Isl Ia Salle-st,
, 1881-08-21

50UTH E5IDE.
& PARK-ROW RENT - DOUBLE
- parlors and nshcr rooms with trst-cl.ss board to
rcSnuusaEc n1rtina,
, 1881-08-21

A CAREFUL. RESPONSIBLE PARTY
N living in the suburbs wou1d like keep horse
buggy and harness for its occasional usc- Address
IL Tribune office,
, 1881-08-21

TN0R SAlE-5 AND 10 ACRE BLOCKS
IL nelE the North Branch. nd joining Buwulan-
vile. only SH1 per acre. WILLIS G. JACKSON,
Room II Tribune Building.
, 1881-08-21

DOARD-DAY BOARD By A LADY,
- cast If Clnrk and south OF 1ndana-st- Address
ii. Tribune ot1lce.
, 1881-08-21

80 NORTH SlIELDON-ST, - BOARD
W. and room for men S5.5O nud 81 per week; every
, 1881-08-21

IT.lNTED-pARTIES HAVING GOOD
w improved business property for sale drtt n
reHdy purchaser By applying to JACOB WELL i CO..
lie sillNrIl-St.
, 1881-08-21

A BAR(iA1N:-NE HAVE \ FINE TOP
IA sdc-bar buggy. built bJ Brewster & Co.. Broom
st. New York used but few times, and fuE sale very
low. e. T. kIMBALL i Co.. Wabash h-ay. and u1rrf-
, 1881-08-21


T3OK SALE-S7 PER ACRE-1.40O ACRES
IL OF hay land nenr Momense. kanknkee County.
Illinois, lW miles from Chicago. This ts splendid
body Of e7ss land: i.N tons wcre cut ou this IeAr
tng will drain The nld It Will no worth SIS per
Ierfcct title and abstract ........
*latu c1$h-.D1 ncres OF tho finest hardwood timber
lnnd 10 be fOuna In Illinois, miles from Mcf.eans-
boro. county seat rit1c perfect. Fine lurEe timber
and good farm IA11d after tsnber Is OF.
slon casi1Sicc luu-tcre farm miles from Wtnne-
Stables and crbs ncres Of timber. u ncres
under pIo,T; - miles from Chicago.
So per ncre40 ill., ILL., or 3U 1cres. 70 miles west of
Chicago, miles from Alton ud from f;urlinHton s.
Quincy ltatlrond. All under cultivation. Ierlns to
suit Fine rich land. Y. i. tOiD
-
, 1881-08-21

00f WEST GTON-ST.-NICE-
ceJo iy furnished south roOta With hot and culd
water for gent und wife without children,
, 1881-08-21

T(EFOKE BUYING ANY MANS HORSE
~ cqme und see mine: hare tine little mare
perfectly sound tor only S and the hundsomest one
On carth for only 81: very fne heavy team. coupe
Horsc, gerfectfy matched pair OF ::j PAGERS ami
nearly new leather top nhaeto and Surrey wagon:
Doctors Office, III. West MMtilsnn.st.
, 1881-08-21

TJTANTED--TO EUY-A BRICK OR
w stone residence Mfcht7nn-ay. between SIX
teent and 'rhFtyrsts:s.. for fron v9J1 $1,000.
PIERCE u WARE. l4S South In Snilc-st.
, 1881-08-21

~ SOUTH ANN-ST.-BOARD, WITH
other pc;isant rooms for gentlemen. Ecferences.
, 1881-08-21

WTANTED-l WILL PAY CASH FOR
w good dwelling and lot near the Illinois Cen
tral NailFoad. between rhtrty-tsfth and Furty-sec
idss., east Of Cottage Grove nv. SLIM tn S7.t9;
wn brEaL,,: ntlss at Ouce; C:tn got buyer.
Address + 5s Tribune office.
, 1881-08-21
RE.iL E.SIIIE TYIHIEU. .


VT TANTED-TO BUI-2STORI AND
w basement brick and stone house on Michigan
av.. north nf Vhrty- -dsat-st. $iuu TO SsUU0 cash.
IlEKEE l. WAlkE, LIS Ii SMllA-sL
, 1881-08-21

WANTED - HOUSE = FIRST T-CLASS
w dwelling, with modern improvements, md
barn. between Hnr.:.r,-st@ and Ashand-ay. and
Washington and Adams-sta Address $. z. FISH, lS9
South NHter-St. II
, 1881-08-21

FLOR SALE-LOTS on ELLIS-AV., BE-
T. tween Screnty-tAird and Seventy -fuurth-sts.
one block from station; CHEAP for cash. will
change for groceries. H. Il. MANNING, Room 4, Iii
la Sut,-si-
, 1881-08-21

l3f1 WEST TWELFTH-ST.-~A HOME
~ r. for young girls who are out ut employment,
py SISTER il, TERESA .
, 1881-08-21

E1ORSALE-CIIEAP- PAIR MATCHED
~ horses. 2.1u pounds weight md years old, full
brothers; good travellers and true workers; . head
business aid work horses. Look at them: II will
pay you tt you want buv. Apply ut livery stable
rear Is and u Ann-st., near Washington.
, 1881-08-21
BOARDING. 1Nn TODGTNG.

81 PAllK-AV., NEAR UNION PARK
~ nicely Furnished front roon,s single OF en- suite;
also buck p!rlpr, with soud board.
, 1881-08-21

TOR SaLE-HOUSE NO. 8 WOODLAND
II r1rk. ., @rc-t bar.ta:n; take Cottage Gr1,ve
fafs to Thr:yfDurt-st% ur {. lsai'rHad to Douglas
ftauon; must be suld this week; any one wishing
nice residence chenp should fail sirc this ad
ycrttssu.snt immediate attention Address the own
, 1881-08-21

pARGAISS-2 NEW AND SECOND
phn1ld square md upri:ht pianos; good square
NJ S ut . nj S ut slej at Il IT, ut slts nd SO
, 1881-08-21

L1OR SALE-A VERY NICE STANDARD
i. make upright pant., almost sell. rs
need the money IA :: new business that hnye just
started. Address F -. Tribune U1licc.
, 1881-08-21

I 900 9MtCHIG4AN-AV.-L RGE FRONT
1coC nrOve room. with ORE without board, for
gentleman md lady or single gentlemen.
, 1881-08-21

1910 AICIlIGAN-AV. - DESIRABLE
.l-1y suite OF farEIsled front rooms on second
HouF, ind other furnished r}ouls. With board.