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MORE TROUBLE AT MILLS
SEMINARY.

The reservoir of female loveliness and
intelligence known as Mills Seminary is
connected with our outer darkness by a
telephone, through which, in some sense,
inadequate instrument, all interviews be-
tween the inmates and male beings under
forty are conducted. The. other morn
ing Mrs. Mills was informed that a. gen
tleman in San Francisco had signaled her
instrument, and that excellent dissemin-
ator of crochet and Greek verbs repaired
to the mouth piece. M s8i ssilQqu
Hello?" said the man. ,,+, :,
Heaven o." answered Mrs. NJ, who
is YER. piSHs qS a.. "A. s.a wo.,ss s-v- q.
..kxaht 2en all in tights with spangles
onto 'em, said the voice.
What, what'n gasped Mrs. NJ, who
was inexpressibly shocked:
+ e"Why, the girls" replied the voice,
'sand very low necks. Have some of 'em
jump through balloons. Red legs, green
sash -"
'The rules of this establishment will
not allow anything of the kind" said the
model proprietress firmly 'b4 e .i
.f"Very well, then; make 'em all red.
When can you send them, to the thea
ter!"
The young ladies are allowed to at
tend the matinee only in parties of six,
and accompanied by a teacher 'ssaid the
guardian of syouthful Innocence.
Gam not satisfied with twin sisters,
must be made to kick higher"
How Mrs. Mills refrained from fainting
she never knew herself, but when she re-
vived little she made the wire hum like
an Eolian harp in nor'east gale, with
the emphatic remark:
81 must request, sir, that you instantly
remove your daughters from this institu.
tion-instantly, sir. cannot consent to
impart any such scandalous information
to the young, and 7 desire -----"ll
And there is no knowing how the matter
would have resulted had not the Oakland
Office suddenly switched off the connec.
tion just then, and explained that he had
by mistaks hooked, the seminary on tc
the Petaluma station, where a variety
troupe agent was instructing city thea
trical bill engraver regarding some col
ored posters. 8 8 EyEynNG
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NOTICE.

TO VIM. BufllinGs, owner IN the volcano
Mine, situated In Jackrabbit Mining District.
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada. you are hereby
netlneo Nc that there 10 due from you the sum
on your interest-being an undivided oae.fiith
interest-in the above named mine, which Vol,
are hereby notified to pay Immediately, t6avfher
with the costs Of this advertisement, othsrvise
conformity with the acts Of CouaresS fsso. 81
approved May 10th, 1879. All persons are eau
toned against purchasing tho said intereot
from the said Vim. .Buillings, a. hs cannot uilder
existing circumstances make legal -tranefor,
4 M4u @h WEeTLEY H1LLlAlIl.
W. r. WILSON,
.~' Owners In the Volcano Mine.
Phoebe. New, Jan. q, 1881. y ~ iaa2 20o1.;z
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KroT1oE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WELLS.


In Fargo d Co. have commenced an action in
the District Court Of the Sixth Judicial Distric<
of the State Of Nevada, in and for the County OF
Lincoln, in which action the said Wells, Fargo
Il Co. ID plaintiff and Andrew Fife and Z. y.
Barter are defendants. Said action, 10 brought
to enforce lien upon the following described
premises, situated In said County Of Lincoln
and State Of Nevada, to wit: That certain
Quartz Mill and Millsite situated In Long vslisv
Mining District, in said County and State, and
about three-quarters. Of . mile south OF the
ranch known % John Kiernan's Ranch, !" snd
known as the " Fife d Barter MIL for ths
amount of one hundred and forty.nine 6-lee
($149 6.100) dollars. gold COIN Said lien IL
claimed under and BY virtue of An Act Of the
Legislature Of the State Of Nevada, entitled "An
Act to secure Hens to mechanics and others, ana
to repeal all ether acts In relation thereto, ap-
proved March I'D, A. D. 1875. Now, Therefore,
all persons having. holding or clsimipg liss
upon the said premises under the provisions Of
said Act are hereby notified to be and appear
before said Court on the 4th day Of August, A.
D. 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of that day, the ame
being day Of the regular term Of said Court,
and then and there exhibit said liens and the
proof thereof. TNStf TIT t'T gs'71
Phoebe, Nevada, June IA, 1879. fn,+
FULLER 4 SAWYER,
Jel4-S0d Attorneys for Plaintiff
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out of the Sixth Judicial District Court,
in and for the County of Lincoln, State of Me-
yada, and to me directed and delivered. for
Judgment rendered in, said Court on the LIST
day Of December, A. D. 1880, in favor OF the
Floral Springs Water Company, plaintiff, and
in. Curtis and 8. M. Smith, defendants, for
the sum Of twenty-six hundred aud t1fty-sAven
with one hundred and forty y-fve 60.l00 f$l45 60
1907 dollars tax costs and all accruing costs
and interest, ! have llevied on the following
property, to wit; 1if "1f2' E1 .'sa'37
One safe, one desk, one stove, one clock, one
buggy, one pair. scales and thirty-two sacks
OF grain. ut..f.,
Notice Is hereby given thaton t0
Thursday the 10th daylof December.
A. D. 1880, at the hour of 10 O'Clock m. Of that
day, will sell all the right, title and interest
of said Curtis and Smith in and to tha above
described property. at Curtis and Smiths cor.
raj. Lower Main street,at public auction, for
cash in hand, to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said execution and all costs. az 's
And by virtue of the same execution have
levied on the following real estate, to wit:
The whole of block No. 7, together with all
| the improvements situated thereon, known and
described as Curtis and Smith q corral; also the
| whole of block No. IL, tJgether with all the
improvements situated thereon, known and de-
scribed as Delmoi's corral; also lots Nos. /. Q,
8, Z, 9, 10, II, and ~, in block s, together
| with all improvements situated thereon, known
| and described as the Walker Bros. corral; also
| lots Nos. 4. s and 6, in block 8, together with
all the improvements situated thereon, known
and described as the Curtis House and lots, all
of the above being situated in the town of
Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, and State of Ne
vada. gsitst,. str ~. fn.,,,'. ...E .,-, n .
Notice is hereby given that on ~, s.....
Friday, the 31st day OF Dec ember,S
A. D. 1880, at the hour OF IL O'Clock M Of said
day, will sell ali the right, title and interest
of said Curtis and Smith in and to the above
described property, at the front door of the
County Courthouse, Phoebe, Nevada. at public
auction. for cash in hand, to the highest and
best bidder, TO satisfy said execution and all
costs. sR1 au3' Tse. 4.F 0s .}fh =
| Ae ~ tt15 no e. WI. MCKEE, 30
4 w h49 Sheriff of Lincoln County, q
| GEORGE It. GoRMAN
d1l-td Deputy Sheriff.
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A young man named Oscar Hananer,
who had recently earned precarious ex-
istence by playing the piano in houses of
ill-fame at Virginia and in this city, re-
ceived letter from Munich, Bavaria,
apprising him Of the death of his grand
father, who bequeathed 500, 600 Aorins to
him. Oscar left for San Francisco in
compliance with directions from the
Bavarian Consul in that city, to get suf-
ficient funds to enable him to reach home.
It is not likely that he will again "thump
the ivories for the delectation Of the
wood chopper and sheep herdsr. Car
son appear. .saw,o ssoseH 80 :.
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HENRY BERG'S GALL FOR THE
WHIPPING.POST.
From the New York Herald.l

No man should commit crime. If
man cannot exist among us without COM
mitting murder, kill him; get him out Of
the way as soon as possible. What did
we recently see in the tombs? A man
who was. imprisoned for. the most afro
cious murder, whose heart was black as
his skin, was fairly besieged by beautiful
women, who fed him on luXuries, made
his cell bower of flowers and fruit, and
did all in their power to make him i'm
agine that he was saint and hero.
This maudlin nonsense should stop.
Why, kind-hearted, honest poor men,
were starving while this vile miscrcant
was being pampered in luxury. have
been sixteen years in the criminal courts
Hooking after the welfare of what are
called the lower animals, but have a
greater respect for them than ever had
before had the opportunity of compar-
ing them with some of the base and
miserable samples of Z humanity that 1
have met in these courts. Animals never
commit such acts as some of the horrible
miscreants commit
A great deal has been said about penal
institutions being reformed. I would
abolish all of them except the higher
grade of. prisons for the incarceration Of
the worst criminals, and I would set up
the whipping posts everywhere to scourge
the minor offenders. And to make sure
that the lash would be putson feelingly, >,
so that politics could not creep in to help
the offender, ! would offer, a prize Or
reward for steam machine that would
have no mercy and could not be bribed.
Criminals are pampered in such manner
and given such, comfortable quarters in
the Tombs and on the island. and have
80 much better food and are so much
better lodged than thousands, of poor
working people are, that they commit all
the minor crimes in order to be sent to
these comfortable hotels. When will
this nonsense stop? We should. have the
bastinado here. 1t is charming style of
whipping, and makes the recipient cry
out Justify that he will not do SO any
more, and generally keep his word.
When was in the East asked my
dragoman if these men kept their promises
no to do so any more, and he looked at
me with almost incredible surprise as he
responded, "Oh, yes, they always keep
their word; they are contented." We
want a good deal of contentment here.
The idea of whipping lowering man in
his own estimation is farcical one. How
much estimation has man for himself
when ne preys on society! No; a whip
ping is the best kind Of moral suasion
you can give criminal. Some want
to take the confirmed criminal by the
hand as soon as he comes out of prison
and do something for him-perhaps give
him an office, perhaps send him. to Con:
gress; but they should not do that; for
many bad men are already in, office. The
best thing you. can do to a man. who has
served term in prison is to get him sent
off where he is not known, and let him
try life anew; there is no chance for him
where he is known, and any attempted
reformation based on the supposition that
there is, is false and injurious.
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Mining down in Maine is a funny
business to lookers.on from the Pacific
Coast. The men running the mines ap-
pear to be old sailors and Nantucket
whalers.; They speak of the levels Of a
mine as "decks," and the force of men
employed as the crew. The Superintend~
ent is the skipper and the foremen as his
mates. When the skipper passes through
the main hatch and gets down to the
bottom of a three decker mine, he calls
out along the main gangway toward
where the chase" Qode) was last seen
and asks his first mate: GLOW does she
head?" .Sou-sou-west half west, says
the mate. "Port your helm to the lar
board and hold her little more
sou," says the skipper. "Aye,
aye, sir!" cries the mate, "son
is" Then turning to the second mate,
the skipper says: "Mr Jones, are we
making much water now?" "Just sound
ed the well, sir, and found about four
feet. I stopped the worst leak we had
this morning at -four BELLS 4"Very
well, sir; if she makes much water better
man the pumps. Now, sir, if all is
right below decks, suppose we go up to
my cabin and splice the cable"
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NOTICEOF SUITS COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LINCOLN, |
DIsTRIoT or PRosECUTING ATToRNEY's OyTIoE.j
To the following named defendants, and to
all owners or claimants to the real estate and
improvements thereon, or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described;
situate. lying and being in the County Of Lin
coin, State of Nevada. known or unknown, you
are hereby notified that suits have been com.
menced in the Justice Court OF Phoebe Town
ship, in and for Lincoln county, by the State
Of Nevada, plaintiff against each Of the defend.
ants hereinafter named, and each Of the follow
ing described tracts or parcels of land, with the
improvements thereon and improvements when
separately assessed, and all owners and claim.
ants to same, known or unknown, to recover the
tax and delinquency assessed to said defendant
against said property for the fiscal year COM
mencing January ], 1879, and ending Decem-
Der 81, 1879, and that summons has been duly
issued in each case; and you are further nvtihed
that unless you appear and answer the COM
plant hled and show cause on or before the 10th
ofDecember. 1880 judgment will be taken against
you, and the real estate and improvements
hereinafter described for the amount Of taxes
and delinquency specified and costs of suit: 'q
TAX AND DEL1NouENcY. ho.ls'hi2'
Ncolich b O'Dougherty Fee simple iV
title, lots on Main street. lots No. Z,
IL, IA, Is and 10, block 18. Ofacial Sur a9iIla,
Mvey of Phoebe; also, possessory claim ...-
to 200 acres land ani improvements AH'''7l
in Dry Valley, known and designated anisn
as Nicolich ranch: .i - a. e 600 nteiu ad-
,s lax. .......s. .$4l %
Poll tax................. .....,...... 400
Ten per cent. .................. a 56'
Total. :. $50 81
Crawford Clark-Fee simple title to lot e.se.
on Main street, lot No. 80, block 80,
Official Survey Of Pioche: 'h ''
Tax. ax..................... sir 10
Ten per cent. ."...................... rs
Total. ............... $40 25
Owen Hoey-Tee simple title to lot on
Wandell street, lot No.4 block 81, Of .,r.
fcial Survey Of Phoebe
Tax. So ~
Ten per cent. ................,....., 6l
I Iotal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ ~ 73
| -i5 l.t .5l..ia. g. II. PATCHEN, sse,t 81
n13-td District Attorney for Lincoln County.
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The officers of ocean steamers, it is
said, can, from their posts of observation
on deck, tell more Of what il going on
among the passengers-firtations and
elopements-and better Judge of their
characters, whether they are. fugitives
from justice, commercial travellers, cler-
gymen OF. grass widows. than the pas.
sengers learn below. One of these
observing captains declares that he knows
whether a young woman has left her
lover at one port or expects to meet
him at the other. If her lover is behind
her she cares nothing for wind, rain or
fog, but gets tanned, freckled and tough
ened in highly healthful and independ-
ent fashion. But if her lover is waiting
for her she takes infinite trouble with
wells and other complexion preservatives.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Boots 60 Shoes.
Also a Fine Assortment OF
CROOK cry, GLASSWARE AND
ErtvE CUTLERY. -lEr

Goods delivered free of charge to any portion
of the city. Give us q call before purchasing
elsewhere as we preparing to sell out ct v. y
reasonable prices. i 5. -.
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All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PUBLISHING
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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Satisfaction xua4an.eea Ha In al, cases.

. = ''' y ~ " = 3!NtIt- 20.
basa bsiaq-n slsl bra se5as59.o sav,
iseiala @s sh ssfy ! a.sl fiyfsaHol
s5ls s1sot og, asd @ .. ussos.
1lid ssg 15ng&s1g sr.suss ag4rsgs.
rs.i
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TERMS,
ENone forwarded till paid for.
THE RECORD

Il delivered in Pioche and BullionviIle at as
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
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! A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A Job Printing done n irst.classl lstyle and
ut short notice..

eaiaes re5a.c tsiiaJ 81! si " y,l q
ae sh 9yIlsh is.e.44sis M5I.
2 a7agpa4 sa& new sai = 2st a1
htr sn,is sia a-r- eo1z " aef ast
2. elsAgi gb Qss& b1a iggH $50
~, qa ss isl 80 .s a>H dsis
, 1881-09-10
CITY HElfL IjS1LfIE.
E1OH SAt.E--BY l.. $. llAWLEY, 100
i! l'rHtb0tn:st, ,,,,,,.,,u

II i,rut.tn,t 80 " "
,ch,xan i'j!4!SEss NJ; ;;s. rs"rE!:Sy sIty :'is
M"ai"ss, t,a,y I'll S.'fn s.ilGs ni Store bcweo
It . y: ~, i;saolp 4-.."ry .t""o.ffons ss
III. Il h,Iyy miit sr in ,yl,ncsai0 wtoerrs dlatrct
nv Ns. ss % .a &, Il Ssa %a t tts Z, .Sfs. 's yc, heavily built
,r's W,t ' f.. &C. .s % s?pi ca 'front.'
'' I ts,s. s'a .t ss ss: s auep lott ron.
~; %a!s ffS fs4s:s,. s ucsr 1 I. With pa.
III" nT 5sfa 1 Sc Se , S tsm sS near auraou
rs rS1;Si ,ek ,ouuo .,orc renting
fos rii% |! ras s"i u rrien .i..' "'sN ",'
va% atsI':. TO 1hfda' q 'e'' 'a's norm OF
'tsas nsa! n'r,ccn cas-. 'front.' a.tor, 'u'a
ps ns IT,, s."4, .s sons oa,, 'front.' renting for y,
~ sS: f. ss On eosnor north pt rrentpt With
;s;ys iii ;sEy ss"ss ss s::: Il sa;e'
A., "aiy ti:s;. ana ss.y igtms. ,o.,m
Ss;S:s: soS5 y.' I,;;5s .:s,;; :ssS u..m
,r!s ,sasa!s assSf fst. sons' 1a" s ,.an,,ns
s1 fs5k'' ik4H e"'' fs'"' nonF fronting
NSs!h ti"tk.st, routl,ea.t Huron .ssi!9 4.
ss's:: s,,y IF ,,sss ,sn,
s"r nSit 'si fIS aa ,n
Chnuty. III Mhthet-tt near ihtsLen.hE. I'LL ~ y.
| NWN. -, ,u. -.
Fltat.cnsS hnkcry, t,xEu btleK. h 1nnapdote, on
| West Side. araH1!t chnticc una blN harsMln:
'wMlItyseeconi.st, hofthwoat cortlre W Geh1ro'nv
| 1ktAEt tn,ull ..,.. ..,
tnurrs pt ittTor, nonF Fowless baex'hRho'lse' cur
| nnr EuAtt-nv.
| -I3, .,,t :, ,,xr t,f,fvrf,I} q nj Af,11
| u liz III rnifc-s1. i,n.c,n,snl. ....
hoase nrssf Ssri. int 3txIS; s|ha@ ,,o,,
hnsDt rnfner lot. Wxi:3; q very un1 r'ncct tltgN
| MTnnrna-et.. nuRr l!pnoFe. :'ttmry al9 nh*emo!st
ocsauon snne front, u Int,,ns 1T sx tssL ,,o
MuErifG t0yne. 1-ttOry ana bas1meht Hflck,
10 r.uuis. E0ud prlrr, khHM. ... ,
WMytgn+Ar., nHnf !inEolf1. !FtnrF DrGK Hnnie an.
lnr.ruits and Kitchen m nrlfIr Enhf 10y HtMM
, 1881-09-10

TETEKSA ATIONAt EMPLOYMENT Du-
L rGau-'rhe pubtu seen. 10 nnh this lnsttuti0n.
With IL aasc!niu otllrGa h, nil Important ces, an &C.
daily fnEshnx !he best cons!Sni hvsU. ana y.
sts II al b.ulcil. Vt prutesslon and industsy, and
afs occurring tsrn1fa otunpls f1r thToNHs N yoen
exyrienev occupy u.ost urDmlsens 81 t'osltsnns'
ara 1nslruun Ol bong put In communication With d
eitner put Of smpuynlHnt Ur tsat!nX change. and
ins&lea. .,.,u. -.. l.,
strnctinna etc. Address International Employment
Uuruau. lli WstIus3-nv. CiTnsr ltMrtlnnn.st
, 1881-09-10

WANTED--IsTi4ASS r.ATTERNMAkEk
w 81 t., to ,tut foundry Mt MUrFla H. HitnAt!nn
Etru,Antt In Il man that tults. Apply 10 OliIo bGlf
, 1881-09-10

WASTED-A GOOD, SALESMAN IN
t;ioh salary fur GuDi rAirsn.an. AtlFpss 4 n,
, 1881-09-10
HORSES IND C.dRHLIGES.

A BARGAIN SELDOM uFFERED-s3O0
rel uant he !. Years Old. l5ia halldf htsh hns tu!
nnn st!l ta L Roltut! tnt.ul waa ralsu1 n Me!,-
x Aor by su,n%Tny, S i = ehS;sMsso'sa s9
Ian i very a.tructIyu At ktylall. ha shows hs fto
bseeAlnx hMK ehud disposition M TRICKS Or vicsl ~
kvntuoky n ~; s:!. and sS4 ~ ca,, bout y 99Ws
trmtsd sound und kind. Call at private h.able No.
Il mn tEzat- Ilbuflt
, 1881-09-10

WANTED - To HEST-BY YOUNG
w chuple. sn,uli tint uf ihree four rooms south
OF oiTwenty.turonu-st. fur ItIht hon*ekenpHr. titvo
turHs md nil particulars. Address y. Tribune.
WANTED-Tn iEST-A HOUSE OF
w trn ur tWeIrD rnDHis, with RUod.slk Nruutls
aid convenient 10 mil ttial. AadTusa y. Williams
u. :. A., urund Pacific llutal, stating tefms. etc.
kurtl Hr StnIh SiigA I'rDi nrred.
, 1881-09-10

11TASTED-A GHOn WOO1)-WUtskIslt
w IN show -s,ses. COLUMBIAN 4 REV Ellis cur:
nGr ItntdULr.et. Mnd EttttI.MH.
, 1881-09-10

rf,O REN'r--Ar EVANSTON, y NICE
l. haltsn, II r1,hs rp,tnnleht mt t,lent,f lH-
HurD If Il. v. II. LASslNttlt. Noom Tttl'una
, 1881-09-10

DRACrlCAL PlIONOGRArllY AND
nS.s CSiioee " tha ito!. j. 5. llANSA a.o \. a!s
ftsldencet 9r27 South ttafk-ny sEhu Tor Eircuurn-
, 1881-09-10

deal. ESTATE LOANS In SUMS OF
IN i5.uU md upwnT!l. at I! yer GENT MT Vpun IN.
pIuvel aLty properly. LYMAN kIACAs0S, q fvft'
, 1881-09-10

THADEs. ~ -.
WASTEl}-a5 ExrE1s1ENCED coal
w tninerA nj atInonE. ILL.,; full YORK KuarnnteHi:
Sulti..st. MINER T.. AAfE4
, 1881-09-10

TOR SALE-AT 4 SACls1FlCE-A
I vnIlstlbu nluni fuctur!nH establishment, go,n
buildings. with 1nstHu. sj-ht'raa pnwsr. two lmEE1
bnllcrn: Inur miles from C1urt.ltuuss. nrar the
lnnd, rapidly tncrunsnH In sulAt. AdIress U, 2a
, 1881-09-10

11OH S!ALE-FIl.ST-CLASS RESTAU-
tnntt Tho most central lucalion In town; gU,.d
i,Inry i0r uystur lrndu. Inquire VI BAIRD > Ian
HINl;. NA0ll u. " l4n sMlte.hL.
, 1881-09-10

1.,OR SALE-OK To NENT--A CAR
IL rInHe und wagon shop Ln country village, dIl!,x
you'd bttsit,tst Address j. IL. WnlTMOttEt hlert-
, 1881-09-10

VITASTED TO RENT HOUSE ON
w Hnuth Sldv III u good location Mnd e6ntAnlnt
about ten rootas rent not to exctcu Nv: family FSn
n4luIts; HNfIt p4Issussun hb.Iut Up. L. AdfsresB ~
Tribune iitjGS.
, 1881-09-10

W ANTED-A GOOD CARTILAGE
TX w:Wii;;,woEsn.ni wii;, sssadr r,ploynG;sit s'Tsns
, 1881-09-10
UtiNY'};Il-,sI<tLi; HELP.

WANTED - ONE DltY.GOOI>S AND
w MAO ctulhing &Alc. fnh ~ perenrcl nn, 10 W
10 In Cru..c. VIA inIMrs ~ H. kHp"nhe!Hlcrs. y9i
md d; MndEAoh-at., sunday ifum IL IT. IL X.
ks,ItJ:E1s
, 1881-09-10

(NHICAt;O MUSICAL SEMINARY. III
~ Ucnrhr.t-st.. guarantees tllat In q tassDns ~
tiIsr HHthud young 4tll W u ante u perform
ptAnu ur guitar what Will require Year, ~
Charts. irt1f. j. ii. MACIJUNA ALI, rrtsdvut
, 1881-09-10

NTEi)--DlsUN CLERK, GERMAN,
w wIlu n+ had g.yud experiences IN thu tirr n,i*i
nt-s WI GIVE eittd naer I" uns VIII, IA we'll rec
fIIuIlpnIlri. Address Il II, Tribune s,Atce.
, 1881-09-10

ATH. q. WALkElt'S. NOS. 2iO AND @5l
IA Stai0.st, run ht found tho 1arggat htnok Of new
anu speonn.lau carriages. buRRBs, Fhaetnns. Tt.nd-
wagons. cunpvs, FAcknways. top sruetry ~aHons rx'
ness, e!nge md iouts. now and sSspnti .,sn whsl,
iufurn purchasing. WI se! 1n tuonhy >nynlYnts,
mAku advances. And exchange. Also I.in9 Cheap
lUrbenf OtH uedktk Il trial ujypN,
, 1881-09-10

T,Ot SALE-soo FEET AT NORMAL
IL school, NEAR two dcpots, md having twn cor cor.
sxH VII III ESEM SuHpo L - IA III n snfie,.s
, 1881-09-10

TOR SALE--COIlNEll WENTWORTH.
MnI fIams ss!a5c n
, 1881-09-10

TAHlltE Il. JOHNSON, TEACHER OF
~ eltcuon n,.d dsnulatlp art; pupils prepared FUR
siuuD or platform, 1;y AxhstUt.nF.
, 1881-09-10
TO {fENI-FLtlI,.S.

SOUTH SIDE.
r11O NEST-DK a. j. DUf2DANK, 3
l. Tribune jsIttlltfiRt vary convenient tat NJ
room. jftrur ioor. 1'nrIrlH-Ay Th!r.rth.
It. III EhttdrEn TH:rntittetl. ~
, 1881-09-10

M YEkS' WASEiING-AfACIIINE FOR
1Hl .nty on weakly .En5men1B. A!ao ttsrit0ry fur
snv II W!scgnsir. ]ittLnE. nlld Mlchtuan. J. ".
isllliliklEll. Il Elnrk.Ht., LhCiAsn.
, 1881-09-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1TTANTED-PACEll, l4}1 TO Ii HANDS,
w KN 10 luN weight, any color. AuuFvss w. iflb.
ulIU UhIpu,
, 1881-09-10

TLOCU TION-SAMuEtl XAVIER,
III toacor Ut eIocuDn and dramatic ART Fail term
tcsil,s Sep. o. instEuctlon psvatG mud In ctnsssA.
HUM ~ Central Alusic- ttnIl.
, 1881-09-10

NITANrED-'rO RENT-A FIlST.CLASS
w rcs!tluner. with Bttble mud carrtnKa.hntsc. TN
sHuih Sltlui medium HtzeH double huAsn Mlth NM
grounds p1Gferrcd; iocattun brl"esn stxteenth una
mut.nY. Address q, ,MANSAElMElt. No. - Lpon-
Rru.tL. Now York.
, 1881-09-10
TO RENI-KOOll[S.

SOUTH EIDE.
rT,O T-Cl1EAl'-FIVE ROOMS AND
i Kitchen, With lease 10 1rt NJ Mny: furniture fur
sale. j, y. hANGs, northwest CUrGer OF Van UureA
, 1881-09-10

liyUI. SALE GOOD STOCK
Il intln trII nrrca). Whste.Idn County. ~. nenr
slurlinI. ni,d VI miles tron sut,l, IN =. q g. H.
Ei,lenu.s tr nddrcss itiiiN ST. UNi,E sterling Iii.
, 1881-09-10

ENUt. .SAI.E-SDU-ACRE STOCK FARM IN
~ NhltesIr tInty. Illinois, near sinFi111a; E!inn
buildings fences. utE.. fA t'cr ncso ). N b!lAau
ltl., NJ Wn<IiIlKiUt,.At.
, 1881-09-10

TIO lsENT-RI:StDENCE AT Hyde
f. a. Gfit1Gif Rooiil !, III Hi,d iI6 ilcstGurn.ss.
, 1881-09-10

T1OR SALE-SOuTlI CIiICAGO-LOyS
II and biocks in this growing suburb hy ItESler T.
ClfAcE rs uEden Block. nUrthMust corner !sanao'ph
al nd mi
, 1881-09-10

yVTANTED-FIRST- OUTDOOR
w salrsfi,nr to soil valuable publication bY Hnm.
pie !t'trssnccs required. N. j. HoDSoS, " nna