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ofhe Norfon western Rsilraad, n prepared
through ts connection, a. DO thn Erpresa business
10 an points in the United Atatsa. Hnucial lna
ducementa offered 40 and from baltimore aud 90
poiuts On Norfolk 4 Western q. u. ClnHe cuuunr-
ton Al Norfolk with sisamerH 40 aud from Haiti
more dhiiy except sundayH.
W. A. CAnFEsrIaa, Manager. Lyuchburg, Va.
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obtained for new inventions, or for improvements
on old ones, for medical or other compounds trade
marks and labels Caveats. Assignments, Inter
ferences, Appeals, Suits tor Infringements, and
all all cases arising under the PATENT LAWS,
promptly attended dto.-INYENTIONS THAT
HAVE BEEN
RFTEGpED by by, the Patent ofice may
ented by us. Being opposite the o S. Patent Dea
partment and engaged in Patent business exclu-
EiVelY, we can make closer searches, and SECURE
Patents moro promptly, and With broader claims,
than those who ore remote from Washington.
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OF CHARGE. All correspondence strictly confden.
tial. Prices ICw, ana NO CHARGE UNLESS
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D. s. Patent Office, and TO Senators and Represen
tatives in Congress- and especially to our clients
in every State in the URicp and in Canada.
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The Lynchburg Ptrginign describes
an Ingenious trap devised by a Virginia
farmer to capture sheep-kiiling dogs
Having suffered severely from the. dep
relations of dogs upon. his. sheep-fold :,
he built around number Of sheep that
dogs had killed an enclosureFof rails
twelve feet high and about ten feet.
square at the ground, the sides of the
trap sloping inward until an opening
was left about five feet square. Any dog
could easily climb such a slipping fence
and enter the pea; but not even a grey
hound could jump outiof it. In three
nights the farmer captured forty six
dogs, Including fifteen or twenty that
had never been seen in that neighbor-'
hood. This, after there had been a
public slaughter of all dogs suspected of
sheep-killing, save one whose master
could not be convinced of bis guilt.
The trap was built for his especial BEN
eft, and IL caught him the FIRST night.
s II .E .stf VI fs nv
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Al lAAES. sS:1 81 isi 81. y. ':: -. 49, sss
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AYerage.
SUGGS LAVE
/ PREDIcTToN T4zAE IT WILL PUT AN END
no THE ELECTRIC LIGHT FUROR.
'''" st. Louis Republican.

.-'. %" st. Louis 7Republicann,
81 The st. Louis 1aas-light Company
recently reeefYed from london six Of
fhe.neW Spgg lamps, which are now in
use there on the streets in front of the
House. Of Parliament. The Sugg burner
is a recent invention, and ita use in Lon
don has been successfully, although it is
as yet not used there except on that
single street, where it comes in direct
competition with the Brush electric
light. Having heard very favorablv of
the lamp Mr. Socrates Newman, of the
st. Louis Gas-light company, sent the
inventor an order, in answer to which
the lamps were received a few days agn,
They axe the. lrst ever brought to
America, and the results given by trial
were very satisfactory. The lamps are
two sizes. $50 and 100 candle power,
the former being about twice the dimeti-
sions of an ordinary street lamp. Each
contains four burners arranged in a
square at a distance of about three
inches one from the other The light is
very brilliant, and Mr. Newman thinks
that with them gas can more than hold
it's own against electricity. ..a
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GIVE IT 4 LLRT

The hot summer has had the eff
feet to prostrate and debilitate near
~ every one, and We have frequent
complaints of headache, loss of ap-
polite, dry, grinding feeling in the
stomach, languor, etc, all showing
that the liver is being oyerworked.
Under such circumstances a dose of
Hart's Blood and LIVER Pills will be
found to work wondess. They are
Q most excellent remedy, and are be-
ing very generally used.
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NI:AI,NNAItD.

-. ~ ~ W. go ~ -.l r. ~ H.f
Connect at PETERSBURG with Richmond A
Pefersburn n. Il. for Rictmund aud the North and
Springs uu the line of Chesapeake A Ohio r. X.
F. At BuHKENTLLE connect with Richmund A
Danyille r. Il. o. aud from The South.
At LYNCuBUh0 With Virginia Mldland Rail-
way 20 aud from the South aud North.
At BRISTOL with Tenn Va. Ga. Eailruad
for al points South aud sUuth-Wuat-
No has Through Hleepera from Washington to
New Orleans via Knoxville aud Atlanta.
No has Slneptr between Ayuchburf and AupH-
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T o. G. T.-Morristown, No. 234 Meets every
l. Monday evening.
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II NIGHTS OF HONOR Morristown, No. 972.
n Meets every Thursday Of each week
]. N. MCFARLAND, D.
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70 CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure To all who desire il
he will send copy of the prescription used, free
of charge,) with the directions for preparing and
Usi-.S tl-c same, which they Will find a SURE
CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRON-
CHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the Prescription, will please
address. PeY. 3. 4. WILSON Iq4 Penn s..
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T o b. F.-Morristowu, No. 168-1st, End and
Il eth Tuesdays Of every month.
JOHN MURPHEY, n. G..
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Entered at the Post Office at Morpistown, Tenn
as second class matter.
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d OVAL ARCH CHAPTER.-3rd Thursday in
IL every month JOHN MURPHEV, Fl. P.
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Notice to Creditors of Joseph
Williams, decd.

John II. Croeier Jr., Administrator,
dc, rs. Elisabeth Williams ct. al.
The Insolvency. of the estate of Joseph Williams
deee1sea having been suggested, and q bi filed in
the Chancery Court at Rutiedge by the Adninis-
TRAITOR john II. CroZier, Jr., VS.. fhe heirs at law
and creditors praying that said estate may be ad-.
ministered in said court insolyent estate
II is ordered by the clerk and master that pub-s
ication pe made for four successive weeks in the
Morristowp GAZETTE, newspaper published in
the town of Morristown, notifying all persons
having claims against said estate to come forward
and present them aud make themselves parties to
saiA bill, within six mouths from the first day of
October 1881
'This Sept, II, 1881. tHsrsx. sss
Jas AtA ~ IS 3 q II GROVE, o. n.
sept Il 4R-prs fee IS
80 - a wstches stehEy ynders g. 80 whitelIe Hunting
VS. Cease g. Imitation gold &C. Solid gold SI2 Cheapest
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E :. day evening, O'Clock, every month, in their
aan, at the Masonic Academy building
S. ". Shields, ". NJ.
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THE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE.

Invariably IN aduance, otherwise 81.
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The Consolidated Railway
Express

Fhask osP9nSh nPef sari F.srisSrs fsssss9.. n:
, 1881-05-28
SMALLPOX.


spfetai Dispatch to 7he Chteaob 7sthunt.
CtEvEf.ASr, o., 1fny 2'.-1lcn1th. DFliccr Ash.
mtln Inns toeKrarlel IN t,r. j. A.'T1lrncr. yecrr-
tnry of tho National tsDnr Of Health, cnistitg hIA
Intention to Tho unss Of tho Immigrant wf,,nun
tnken pfT Il irnln hero ycstcr1ay nnrtling ar'rcr-
ing with smallpox, md comp1nininw TINT tho
ftcnlth Oncor Mt Now York tnts nut property
,lttcn II his ,ils In allowing parst,fis niific,e.l
With Atnnll-rox IN piss tho quarantine md thus
Hcnttor tho t1tscuso ntcr tho uO,lntry. Ehicnvn
authorities were nta0 notified 10 hc IN tho tHtl.
out tor my arrivals Ut e,nA.rnx sases. Tho
wan,nn who WINS yesterday rcinovcsf from
huse nvcrt that aruptions iftntin fllgir
nntenrnhGn t,ottra She lumied Mt Nrw ynrk.
md u !k strange thlt shn ahMiu hnvG ltx,n nj
lowed IN c0inn 40 fur wIihunt attracting tim
iintleu tsf uIllaInlA nr sontn snrs. Hhn lett New
York T'lc~l9y night: md vas thtrsy-sIx ,hs't,rs
crowded wlln cintgr,nta. WIN wcru mostly
Swctlcs hound fur Wt.tt..aIn nnd Minnesota.
, 1881-05-28
Pitt DELTA THETA.

Bpetld{ Dl83d3zh ID THt Chicago 7F1baae.
GALKanuR0. lil.Atny .7.-rtle fllI,l1sa Htatc Con.
vcntnn ut tho i'l delta T1lotn fr,tcrl1ty cn!ls.
unti their session to-day. They a,top,cn ensttsu-
ton appointed tho ltstn committees. and clect-
al uiIiocrs fnr tho noxt two yrnrs. Tho fo!tHw-
Ing IA n list of tho oItlrers: President, ". It.
Worrnll. Chtcngn; Viuc-l'ruasuHnt4, i. Fnlisn-
wter at 1lio0.nturtnn. II. II. Simmons nj tiuorn
'ngtoh; Secretary, ". II. Clnn.scrs, GalcshnrE:
Assistant Secretary, II. W. rtnokney, Mt. Mnrr!s:
MarshRl. i. 4. Mu1)nn!el, 1llnntni.lRtn,t Assist
mt Marshal. F. y. Ci.rr, GnleauilrR. Tho Cn,l-
ypntlnn utter trlaAniIt,X aohD 't,tfs1r uniinppr.
tnnt business alu,trtd 10 inprt Iti:ly,D,n!nRtpn
1T May tASl. 4 Rrsnd banquet WIS xlvun IN tho
efeHlng ut which trusts wf.ro proposed And rG-
sputl1etl to by members Ut t1 frAt0rnity.
, 1881-05-28

SUPERIOR CoutT-.jupNR GAHY-Vulcan Iron
Works Company vs.. CITY Of Chicago, aa,456.
JUDGE sAlTH-Joscph Pratt w. ltufua @. Case.
George ". Scott, aud =. NJ. Wilkenson; verdict,
<GQS.G3, aud motion for now trlal.-hary Harms
VI, John IIarms, verdict, *;o0. and motion for
new trla!.-Eicnry 1llfert Vs. John ltuk, $48.6l.-
Adolph Wailacd OF aL w. Joseph Lcderer,
sD,h8l.fe.
CIncUiT Counr Jupds NOnERs-Mary l..
llouDy VI. City Ut Chicago; verdict, 68.000, aud
mntt0n fur new krla.
.lrnnE bI0nAE-.. r. Hill VI. 0raon Smith.
&lA1.W.-Sasuh A. Foster VI. Josephine Taylor;
verdict, 16W, and motion for new trial.
, 1881-05-28
THE CALL MONDAY.

JupdE nRuMMONn-1n chambers.
JuD0E IlLoDt,Err-Call Of criminal calendar.
JUDGE GAny-No call Of calendar. Call Tues.
day, Bo4, e 00l, DO, a:o 10 o70. No. Sui. 1.achr
vs. Ledcror, on trial. A SGT case will DO heard
Mondny.
JuDuE sM1r11-No court. Call Tuesday, no
preliminary Gull; trini cnll 1908, 1901, 40s, 400,
4,0sS. No. 0,n1s. Nubo, vs.. Fischer, on trial.
Jup0E WIkJLAMsoN-No court Monday. For
Tuesday assists Judge Gary. No. t,so5, Nohc vs..
VIEtla, On trlnl.
.junaE GAuuSEn-No court. Contested mo-
JuD0E RDarRs-No court. For Tueedny,
preliminary call I'll to 741 md trial call D40, ~,
tO, 70, 709 III, 7l6, 10. St 7.4, tsa, 7, 13l to
~, inDluRIfp. NOoAs0 on trial.
juDaE NOnAN-NO eplIrt. Call Tuesday, G5B,
eS, G80 6ai, 8ot, Co., o7Fo72, 675 o7s. No caso on
trial.
tons by nxre1Mont.
JUnas i.AnSuai-No call. No. 40, Patterson
Va. StownFt, on hearing.
JuINR I,HoMlH-Hot case M. 2,678, and Hyde
Park special assessment M. l01.
IupGE HAWEs-N0s. 47as, 6sa, III. ~, 4b. and
7b7,
LOSS 1yN5, aud ,'SS8
, 1881-05-28
I1tIIsUNE BRA NCII OFFICES.

TRIBUNE BIsANCII OFFICES.
TN ORDER 70 ACCOMMODATES OUR
asasl,sSsa Hn.',sS oee. d tss diesIsnt !5lvi.Sr.
nkun iur tho snnlp prce as chnrao vi Tho saln 0f-
tcC, nnd will DO recGrel until n'cloCk y. N.
SOUTH UlVISlUS.
j.. T. slMMs. booksellers und siattoncss, lz3
hvn s91 RGqysss ~ co'tose cFovea'
jul1snH i. jAcOl'Us,' Druggist, oa,1 1pd!ana-av,
Nv. DUCliAiAN, druggist, corner Th.rty-nrst and
WEST Div1BION,
f. A., DRuEIllA Druggist, H3 South 11alstod.at-.
cUrt11r CnliatIArt-Ar.
L. 7. KRAFT, Druggist OIL woat hadson-st, cor
,.JAs. n: k1RKhEY 4 CO., druggists, 10. South
MILES .pHAKaiACf, j. ". WAINWRIGHT. 81
WpKt Madlsnn.At.. curnGr UGfun-nv.
TIL LsUNElCahEN, Druggist, 10 Dluo lsland-nv.,
IL q. ilEKaiCk. iowolor, Newsdealer, md Fnncy
Guutls, IN i4Ake.st. c1rter laucUn.
AuuGsT JACoUsuN. Druggist, lsa North llalatod,
~'es Sonrn DIVISION.
l.. nUtklLNGftAM 4 Co.. DruHRIat, rs North
E1nfk.nt., cotnar tls lsipn.
r. NJ. Wl!.lIhAs CO., Druggists. 075 1.asrabcc-
iIiuis ". Il. NEEuts. Printing md Advertising
AEcn f9ws und stAt1onpts 'opoi <as f. DlFlsaot'-st
, 1881-05-28
ARTICLES OE ASSOCIATION.

5pecfat Utaputch to T;.c tHltacn Tribune.
lNptASAinL1s, Ind, May s7.-Arttclea Of nsso-
clatfon Of tho lto1no s. steronaport Ferry Com
pnuy wcro fiicd to-dny; eup!tu, e5Ou. Also
those OF tho Evansville & Now Harmony Rnt-
wny Company. capitnt fl5j.too; Direotors-
Charles DenIy, Daniel KoMler. James L. ItDlu.
son, George l.. Hrndbhty, II. II. Coactgh, John
u. Collis, and Columbus Il. Cummings.
, 1881-05-28

TlIE CALL TODAY.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures OF Intervening
petition In Chicago, Pekiu g. southwestern Rnil.
road case.
Jur7E I3LpnuETr-Calt Of criminal calendar.
JUDGE 0AnY-Nntians.
JuDDH H8Mrrlt-reramptory call OF motions for
new trial in Nus. +. .6e.., J,11G. j.7N1, 0,C94.
JUDGE NILLtAMsuN- Notions
.IuDaR Observation-Disclosures.
JunOE NAHnNEfs-h1 court.
JUDGE HO1Ens-Subnttttcl cases.
Jup0E MOHAN-Motl0us.
jul0E TuLEY-sloilnns by agraomnnt.
JUDGE Observation-Disclosures.
, 1881-05-28

John EnrI9At WIS fo,ud guilty .of assault,
and fined SO mud costs.
Itnrry yolltKmnn and John Sslcy wore tried
for nssnttlt with intent to kill. Yo,,agInnn was
found guilty and given two yunrs and ak
mouths tu the penitontlary. and sls'ty WIS &C.
quilted.
1nhn Ryan pleaded guilty to lnrceny, and was
Btvcn four ygnrf In thu Reform Schosl.
i.el1jatnn Hunter WIS tried fur the lNrcany Of
S4UO and AcQuttted. lie WIS brought frosn l$uf-
fnlo OIL 4 rcs{ulsiton y fow tlays hgo.
rrnnk Andrews, Albert johnson, al1d Charles
Musliliau wcre tried for burglary, and tho jury
Wns out up to u Into hour. :,
, 1881-05-28

furious Mutmnn, who chukrh hin, inasnsiiIc,
and would hnvt klftn,l him II bis wife had not
n0tion ualse,l liz shc strgao sio twt' oil,nr rn-
ttet,ts escnpc, md nnc If iHcn str"wtlrtt hrrsrf.
This bnh hr4tnnnE Ut thu enterprise tlrt,ta Hr.
lthylhH tushlir HtyNf, and while out nf h8 mimi
hN MuK htA wife.
, 1881-05-28

I. Hays e. Co. began suit yesterday for
sI,Oo0 ugainst Honry C. Lawrence and Norris T.
Martin.
Tho GEeat Western Telegraph Company
brought suit for $a600 against 4Ahncr III. Lewis
and II, u. Lowcs. md another for *l,oD0 aralnst
Unrid j.. CurrlRnti.
Davis s lic1lia cotumoncd n suit aRninst tho
Nlagara Insurance Company to rcooyur $1,000.
4. F. 1ings md ut'lors begun suit III re-.
picrln Thursday against d. r.. Mann. J. II.
Rurko. LAwronca H. Martin. 4. s. Trltle, C. l..
Lush. and 81. j. blessing, to recover IL luantty
OF liquors, ekG., valued ut s., 600.
, 1881-05-28

speetat Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Mny s7.-Tho twenty-ilfth an
niversnry Of the marriage Of hts. and Alrs BIins
Packard was celebrated hero this cvenlnE III
grand sty1e, t1,oro being ncnriy 100 inv gucstB
present ut tho reception. An elegant fehst WIS
discussed, while tho Goolmnn Orchestra retl-
tiered etltEAnclng music.
, 1881-05-28

tlcta IN THE TalnusE Fr!day rs being wanted
b. Juaxo Anthony to account for 60 DO bad ob-
liasd from q prisoner in jul named
llrnr Wilson, appeared yesterday. Ills
,tou was to tho effect thRt he had
psn efycn tho money as a retainer. and that it
~, ,,tb,o,ah s0n,o nys ns ,hnt ho h,
ntotouga eoale misunderstanding uaat q" naa
ta'led 10 appear tn ttofcnd his client when bis
s..e Has called tho day before.
Tic prisoner who ls rather bright appear
s,oaaf ~, . mall anu Is aeia LOT INC 'arceny u
HOTEL rheso he wus employed rs n.ght-clork,
.saa"fy ..'.. ulhefent etory. soon aitor no was
us''ea, 10 eal' Miller catno IN tho jail 10 eco
au' Without being sent for, mud introduced
ansslt a lawyer. Wilson told Miller HISTORY.
S1Ia,ch IN - ~. 49,. '.' .n,: No.. -, w.,
~ 'ssa ~ ~ ~" aaye' from tols t'n1a On nc
' 9e aer tSs e,ev md naIy
SSe,tnsaA Se, him TO 70 SEQ tho proprietor of tho
aoel F!!h tho proposition to return what h0 hAd
e,p eMea !! sae psoprletor would not prosecute
ssr Som S Mn1!i an sst for h!tn about week
h msisr m TX wv I f,r tns =" d sgs ~
sot hiinselt-and waited to gct tic othart rtn0aey
tsIsti,H uesi H9 hcsltatcd TO Klve hin the order,
shch 1tsr IT, IT,, ~ naa tfoelM ntn 1ar enough at
nt,, Ia return hin II. wtch he nnrnr iii. liz
&!t saN him passfng nut Vi the 1aTi ono luy,
L. %n ny. Mr: hcltelIt, whom ha hal retairoa hi
honty. H. Eo,,o,, ~ aesnaaa ~; rntarn ol tne
slef to lii Cet,,,s'r ,rh III ~ Atu ,nI thot
EULER vas claiming lid M ices. which Wilson
%,n'Sa Msa sS allow hlti', conditioned uon his ro
ner,s." ns 'uo q f9aace; i!, Iswan tho lust be had
jude Xahonr n u9l at,Sr yetssaasy n bo.b =, VI.
aafes. xas lncl!ned to tako tt,nt ff ths nrisonar
, 1881-05-28

In the estate Of s0ucrt II. Troblo ot al, minors,
letters OF Guardianship Of tho cstnto wero IT,
aucl to AInry X. rrehlo. THO estate is valued at
about $1.GMO .... -
in t,,o cstuta Of Margaret O. Day, icttors OF
administration wora tsstlci to John o. Day.
TITO estate Is valued ut nhSut Sl.7h0.
in tho csitlte Of Jntnes Orr. lottGra Of adminla-
trntIot were tesucd to Martha Orr. Tho catato
Is F4Iupd ut about fS, TO-.
, 1881-05-28
INSANE,

Sptttut Dispaieh to The Chicago Tribune.
El01H. ILL.,. May s7.-Dougins Force, tho young
man tnkon 10 the County jail yesterday on tho
chnrgo OF arson, for firing his mothor's rosf-
deuce, was tried bHtore Judge Rnnstead in the
County Court, declared inanno, aud Ordercd acnt
to tho Asylum ut this place.
, 1881-05-28

Mr.. A. Y. nurk, Whitewater, Wis, says:
THU success of tho ago Is St Jacobs Oh It
cures everybody, and Is considered Kift
from Heaven by our people.
, 1881-05-28

Spectdl Dtspateh to tbs CHtraoo 7FtbunA
srnEAr0R, ILL.,, May E.-Thc public schools Of
sreator are all closed to-dny, giving tile chlidro
n picnic mt the rlvor. Thoro arc some l,:.O0
children enjoying themselves ut tho grounds In
tin0 shape.
, 1881-05-28
PROFESSIONAL,

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ IA Desrborn-at.. Chicago. Ady.co frost y 1sas4
oIYeItEueY. TuatuVss 9uisQy anu legally uauSaGta1
, 1881-05-28

IIOUR HUNDRED BUSINESS OPpOit.
Il &4nlties ure registered tDr enlt At tho National
business kxchan2e, Glnfk aud Aonr10-aes- lhfoE-
U,ntlun freS,
, 1881-05-28

ITO t!EN'r-A STONY AND A HALF
man n s;c VII, srIii bast ts itry. III. Ts,sIs: 10.
cation qsttnt. i'qnrn vt The rince. ~ North WbUd-
IT.. hrar lnttann. tutet,Uun nj nnrIy evnnttR.
fT1D RENT A FURNISHED HOUSE.
L. Su1th A3de; rlIce n4IKhbo EtbuoL. y. il. XIII
FtHrT h Et).+ 81 t,aarbtpr9p.as- -
, 1881-05-28

TMTIlE PANI,OK KEDSVEAD CO., BSi
~ ana 10 W sat AxdIsun At-S0x receiving spring
ttock " carpets, furniture, and h1ussholo EuO4a
bs1llnx II luxaak pslssA Tor aasl os on AuAllt4aa
, 1881-05-28

11YANTED-A SUITABLE MAN TO
w tnks An Interest In Tho beat rcfEtxeFatlny prn-
cpje patented fUt MI PURPOSES raluFtnH enld.
EHltil kIlL jsilS, BAtuure. hd.
, 1881-05-28

T0EHS0NAIt-WANTEn TO KNOW IF
i John MnfsllAL fornpEIy living IN w. Louis on
Tmyon.ut IN thS city ieaso humber VI tsaldshcs
Address r J. Tribute utlcu.
10ERSONAIs-L: MEET ME THIS, SAT-
1 ur4af. AttsrnoyM q hsil. l.E@st1 Y:
, 1881-05-28

ITO REN'r-DNE tiOT1tfD BRICK COT
l. taRI,--AIl n,dott i1pf9yuulonts, aoson rnntna.
Il. = iitHlIa III iAxSt.
, 1881-05-28

FTN} ttENT-AT SOUTH EVANSTON. 4
nrEo ht,.e: nuC!c sha.lY F.9nnd.. oi'sea , r. thu
lnke. ill., uMAt NEWMAN. u Matr01M1ltnn lkl1ck.
F11O KENr-A FtKST-CI,ASS BRICK
hniHs II rppr,*, Mt kpnwt,0d lyie Park. Il With
all modern npro*plnettts lasku Hs and txiFl. Pos
session Kivon ftnntsialuy. Apply Mt II. la aae-st.
, 1881-05-28

NATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AsSOCIA-
IN uoa secures ps.s9p, sayssss ,. ssa pe.sn1 ~
ksHon throughout ths VI =. sssn sess4 n 1S
A0o1 IL Chlesxy IL. aud 81 Est, MsahlDgto1.D. e
, 1881-05-28

EyON SALE BARN AND LIVERY
gaxo Or Michigan Clt{ property. Address si0Rolvots
Livery Stable. l. nuOrtI, lid,
, 1881-05-28
" ..-@@6
NORTH gtDE.

rl,O l,;NT.-.i0rl WEST JACNSOS.Sr., j >.
Il htnry ffa'nn r',Dnis. TUitSHlA BDStt. Nh. lul
NhsEinHton-as,t Ilitytn u.
, 1881-05-28

FT,O RfNT-rUlsNt tSitED HOUSE
l. Sinu tpn11s. ct.np'cteiy nnd hnndtoInal5 FUR.
vlaw nf akHt tGrns n'tdHrutr Ad'resr T n TribMnn
nfflce. Dr npfly at EproF VI FOtty-Aofenth-ff ana
Ii r61 fhntk.nY.
, 1881-05-28

17LOCUTION SClENTlFI0ALL LLH
IL taught. =. +. HAA!li. nuthur e "sEtehc4
" WYat W4.htnAtan.sts Juns n ut rEI1.S rrtn Ist
sQu-st. eAss 10 tinAop'cuWL
, 1881-05-28
IfOU6EI{OLU GOODS.

IfOUHEIlOLU GOODS.
TOAL OIL. STOVES AS GOOD AS Tile
I j world Affords vt u each ~ Market.st
10lJRNTVURE, "a ANpETS. HrUVES, ETC.
u Ar Low CASH pAICHA
In sAAy pAyhlehls,
splsud{L stuck. istF dosltn9-
opsH s''a'AA~ J.w, ~. q. aToKEr.
, 1881-05-28

DOARl,-l}F SINGLE GENTLEMAN;
ID nurth ot Division und Uast nj Wella-bt- Addroaa
y w. TrlilnHe nEct.
, 1881-05-28

E7ON NBALE-FUKNITUKE FACTOkY-
IL Dnn-haII Or lise-sixthh Interest in = large and
lruab biz furniture tnahufuctofy estnbl!bhmebet
FflltiItH Hmm XII IN,;truT Nuaic- l{n}J block,
, 1881-05-28
LOST IND FOUND.

r OST - ON THURSDAY EVENING
- nbunt o. o'cluek. hetnuan Shefman md Fremont
llpuses, Il dnrk buo rucketbpUk containing snnnGy
FnilsbHd phsrca ~ OKten. and some very ynlunblD
l,htern 0f NO usB tn any ono but uwnef. a tnTJ
liberal rownr will be paid same being loft at Tre-
mont 4aQpHt.
, 1881-05-28

VITANTED-WE DESIRE TO ESTAH-
w tlsh RsnuEal agency III thtc1vo nt s!cthtlJ ~
cGntrol tito sAla Ht staple article ~ da1ly cInsanp-
uon. Ahy enpERv&in l4an with tmaI f*pltAl nAr -.
adhfesa Gruunx leh 'AAnufacturlng CompanJ No. "
tAnAF I'll Nav YDFk.
, 1881-05-28

DOARD-ASD ONE Or TWO PLEAS.
/ y nut r,11s, {nrnlstpd ur mHfuriIklHd, C{Gap4
cnTtosN inr yeMtlrniuH. wife. uni one ch!1t. Meaa
sJttp I,rrterred, V8t Tribune Otlou.
, 1881-05-28
no NENT-HOUyES.

rtN, iiENT-NO. II OAk-AV.. 12-KDDNt
J. hnar. In partcot rrtior, MIR rhIutch !slae Ahd
0ntt HI turr uH,i,th ii n Hlnd tenant. TURNER Il
&NlSIJ. III Washing ttH- 81. ittluni II.
, 1881-05-28

RIO RENT-FUIlNiSl1ED ROOMS, ALL
frnnt, fnr gont!rmer: Il MnnF0c.sL, opposite
1'nlner House. Apply ht Mnnm l. -.
, 1881-05-28
l,t1'ENI'Y.

r u. COUpLAND i CO.,
IL. FAGINT, ,A1;rNnNATR, =,
, 1881-05-28
Financial.

A GOLDSAflD, LOAN OFFICE, ~ EAST
a. aIad!toa-sL {itcensad}. sssMhllshed lSsh Ola.
Mond broker and buIlin deklsr. Cash paid for old
Eud pnd aircr dianu1ltA Fg0vla, atc. etc Colorado
Iitunci,. fEI& itafuler-Y 81, beaver,