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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

The preservation Of green fodder
for cattle, by means Of silos, Is
receiving considerable attention
from agr.culturaliots. The principle
is the same as that involved in the
preservation of fruits and otaer
articles by Gaming. 1t has been
successfully practiced for quite i
number Of years aud highly com.
mended. Ali sorts Of fodder, such
as green corn, clover hay, mile.
oats, rye Sc, are said to be pre-
served perfectly and to be eaten
with relish, when taken from
the silo. This j. subject well
worth the attention Of farmers,
especially Of aaigyuea and others
interested IN raising stock.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

A Hor dispute is being carried on
in the Darlington papers concerning
the expense OF the poor farm in
La Fayette county, several parties
taking active part, neither of whom
dare come ont with his full name
attached to what he has to say
They all need be thankful they are
not paupevs, and should leavo the
matter rest there.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

From the Arena Star the follow.
ing lamentable case of death is
CLEANED Mrs. Mary Ford, of MAKO.
mamie, aged 25 years, was found
dead in her bed on Tuesday morn
ing, the 10Th inst The history of
her ease was rather obscure, During
the last five weeks prior to her death,
she has complained of very severe
pain in the head, mostly in the left
side, AID in her ear, but was not
considered dangerous. On Monday
evening she took an antidote rs
usual and retired to bed about ten
O'Clock, and soon went TO sleep.
Her mother, Mrs. Rose, observing
her daughter sleeping also went to
bed and slept until o'clock in the
morning When she awokc she
went TO the bed where her daughter
was and spoke to her, aud took hold
of her only to find life extinct. 4
post norton was held by doctors
who proceeded to open the head by
,emoyALof the calyarium, which re-
yealcd IN abScess in the left side Of
the brain, just above the ear. The
absceSs was about the size of Il large
hens egg; the matter was enclosed
in n sack of thick tenacious mem.
branc.n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

TIE present winter has been a
grand season for matchmaking.
Tucked under the same robe with a
pretty girl and the music of sleigh.
be!is in his ear, the temptation is too
strong to resist. \ man who would
not make love under such circum-
stances does not deserve much hap
pincss in this life There have been
more weddings this winter the
country over than ever occGrrcd in
one season. Good times doubtless
had something to DO with it, but "the
beautiful snow" and the long sleigh
rides have done more.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

THE present winter viii be long
remembered by the settlers On the
frontier ia th, west and northwest
especially on the prairie5 tha: are
far removed from timber and tue
railroads. Ia some sections u Da-
lota. Nebraska, Minne50.a aad
Northern Kansas there has been
grea. deal Of suffering (and' q few
instances Of DEATH resulting from
freezing aad exposure, ao@e q -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

THE fact that small pox is abroad
in the land should wake mp our
people to the necessity Of properly
guarding against the dreaded disease.
An ounce of preventative is better
than pound of cure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

A PlTTsBuRG firm is making glass
cloth, spinning the brittle metal
into delicate, pliable threads, and
weaving these into cloth Of beauti-
fu} finish. Some Of the fabrics re-
semblo satin, and light up hand
somely by gashght,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

MISS NELLIE WALTERS, who will
be remembered as one Of the Walters
Theatrical Company, iarel orted 70
have been shot, through jealousy, at
Minneapolis, by the violinist of the
company, whom she married since
she was last here.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

TIE c., NJ. 81 St. p. Il. r, Co.
have hauled nearly $50 car loads of
rock from quarry in Iowa to Gra-
tiot for the building of bridge abut-
merits on the Monroe extension.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

VIZ know q farmer who lately oX.
pcrimented in feeding thirty hogs,
by keeping account Of the amcnt
of corn consumed and the gain in
weight Of the hogs. The result was
an average feed Of two bushels Of
corn PER day, worth 80 cents per
bushel, and an average gain in
weight Of hogs Of thirty-5eyen and
a half pounds. If he sells his por-
Rers at ) cents per pound he will
thus rcalize &l.S71 for each two
bushels Of corn, or 934 cents per
bushel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24
The Local Field.

- Business Notice: in local columns,
ieeded and in same type as locr! news, will be
rhatfcd for at The rate Of t3ceats per line, each
Insertion, No business notice published in this
department, FIRST ISSUE for less than 50 cents,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

THERE will be an auction sale
at the farm, of the late John II.
Richards i'll the town OF Mineral
Point, on the Sd say of March. \
lot of nice stock and farming inten-
sils are to be disposed Of.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, Thursday FEBRUARY a 1881

I. OSBORNE & SoN have received
a Large stock of dry goods to assert
up Tor the early spring trade.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

le tline lett.
Hon. George r. Vending Tues
day, March lst.
Try those fresh cod fsh for sale
at K. Osborne j. Sons.
Bny the New Home Sewing Ma
chine. TeasdaIe & Brewer, agents.
Penny Mackorel nowhere-Matt
Prater has" "whoppers" 3 for nicklc
Ir is stated that another musical
store is soon to be started in t2ts
place.
THE sun for the first time in a
hundred days begins to show signs
Of warmth.
biE. GRAY is in the eastern mar
kats purchasing goods for the firm
of Gundry Il Gray.
DoN'T fail to hear one of the most
eloquent advocates Of Christianity
on the modern rostrum.
DR.. CAMPBELL will remain at Wal
kor's Hotel, in this city, three or four
weeks longer than was Arst intended.
&C. MEIGs, Of Arena, is IN Mil
waukee for the purpose of having
an operation performed on one Of
his eyes.
TIE next anxiety in this city will
be about the food this vast body of
snow will make, should It go off
with a rain.
Sax that your susponders are
clinch back, and you Will never be
embarrassed by having 60 leave your
brceches behind.
THE editor Of q neighboring pa
per contemplates securing his "phiz"
in chrome form, and sending it to
subscribers as a premium.
All should go to hear Vending,
whether orthodox or heterodoX,
fceptic or between, ~ he is noted
for his candor and fairness.
WE understand that Mark Torrill,
the accommodating landlord of our
City Hotel, has assumed propvletor-
ship Of hotel in Mazomanie.
TuE Robt. TIay residence, lately
owned by John Knight, has been
purchased by JAS. Stevens, who will
net hereafter as a retired farmer.
4 Washington dispatch says that
our Senator, Matt Carpenter, is still
dangerously Ill. Dr. Fox, of Mil
waukee, has been teles sraphed for.
TIE Temple Of Honor will here
after hold their meetings on Satur-
day instead of Monday. 4 special
meeting will be held next Saturday
evening.
THOSE new and attractive signs
hung out by Law & Osborne, are or
namcnts to the business portion Of
our city. They were painted by j.
7. ilankIns.
liz you are N qas0alle0er 20 and
hear Wendliug and find what the
"other side" has to say. IF you are
= believer 90 and haze your faith
strengthened,
FxTRAcT from letter from Angc-
limo. HDpqr, Henry Won agl if ra.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

rates for given space in the aiver.
tisiug columns of newspaper. and
feel offended because it is not taken.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

DURING the past week the shrill
cry of the patent soap iptroducer
has been heard on our streets. He
has an article that is positively the
best, Of course, and he has the pow
er Of making "a great many think SO
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

WE apprehend our citizens will
have to look to their cellars should
sudden thaw meltthe snow rapidly.
The ground, being frozen to an un-
common depth, cannot absorb, aud
water will naturally seek for the low
spots and Eli them, too.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

THE quantity of wood brought in.
tc the city during the good sIeighlng
has been the means of bringing to
the city about ell the surplus dry
wood that the farmers had on hand.
and those who have not secured
their supply of fuel, win be obliged
to pay more and take it green.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

OLE WoNG, a wealthy farmer and
leading citizen Of the town of Mos
COW, died or last Sunday night, of
pneumonia, after an illness of but
one week, the result Of q cold con
tracted while hauling lumber for a
new house His age was about fifty
years. CHr0nic}o.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

If pound cans ofpurc Ca'aimniaa
IEoucy tos s at Teasdgio 1, Brew.
cr 5.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

Does a man ever 60 into a groca-
ry store and say: Il will give you
five cents pound for sugar and
expect to be treated with respect? :?
Not at all. He asks the price Of
sugar, and pays what is asked or
goes without. BIT TIE same mar
will offer price u per cent. below
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

A SLOW Tara ear load Of
cattle passed through Madison Satur-
day night, that were shipped at
Yankton on the 18th Of January,
and have been snow-boUnd at various
poincs on the road ever since. If
any body thinks it is fun to manage
a railroad this winter, they had
better take a trip west Of the Miss
issippi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

AFTER the contract for building
the new school house at Dodgeville
was awarded, last week, Mr.. Qaine,
who had put in the lowest bid on
che carpenter work, discovered that
he had made mistake Of &23U in
footing up the items in the specif-
cations, and therefore declined to
take the contract at the figure nam
ed in his bid, which necessitates q
7eletting Of that part Of the work.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-02-24

up Tor the early spring trade.
| TIE c., N. 81 St. p. Il. r. Co.
have hauled nearly $50 ear loads of
rock from . quarry in Iowa to Gra-
tlot for the building of bridge abut-
ments on the Monroe extension.
DARLINGTON has a famous wood
sawyer, who can slaughter five cords
of wood per day, and load of long
wood in the evening, without extra
eXertion. He owns a patent HAND,
saw.
THE fact that small pox is abroad
in the land should wake up our
people to the necessity Of properly
guarding against the dreaded disease.
An ounce of preventative is better
than pound of cure.
THERE will be an auction sale
at the farm, of the late John II
Richards iii the town OF Mineral
Point, on the Sd sag of March. \
lot of nice stock and farming inten-
sis are to be disposed Of.
DURING the past week the shrill
cry Of the patent soap iptroducer
has been heard on our streets. lie
has an article that is positively the
best, of course, and he has the pow
er OF making great many think so
Mrss Nprrrp WA1Trps who win
ne rememoereo as Que OF 'he " a'sets =,
uea1Fioa' n Uo"Dpsns' inn "tet aIo, o,s9" ~ ~
na'e o9en sno'' ',io.Sn II ,:'.' Je',ou'?' 'n a.
M'nneaponS' N " 'no 'Io.'nIa' : u 'e Vno
coihPany~"H"ih sue 'naEI'0u SINCE
sue was 'aS' ue'o'
P,7,rsn,rpc frrn i nalino GLASS
c,oth sn;nning tho hr;ttIa metal
into 3aIicatn n1;oLIo threads and
weaving these into cloth Of beauti-
fui finish. Some OF the t&oncs re-
semblo SATIN, ana AoaE up hand
somely by gashght'
w ,1 -.. IN
" + "PP'ehen1 our :, Hl'I@e"S ~ W. WI,
nave 10 zoos 20 '''I'I ceIl'''H - Slo't'" 5I..
a. Su"uen I'l'% ; ''e'IIae e S""" I"P,1's'
he SEo01u' p''''S I'o1g9 I|,, " ''' n5 u'',
common 9ePIn' o1nuo1 l, '1@@ol c ~ ,''" ,
wafer WIZ r,5 n@,G''''y = SeeN 'o' ''' - "
Spo'S anu Iii ''e'', Oo''
.,ororoi hoI,rs 2y hraat.;no Of the
H. ~ -,y,''r - tLo 5,;,a ,-boa1, ~
, 1881-03-17
CHURCH-ANNIVERSARY,
Sreefat uitIsttch to The Chicago 1ribu

6Ttc%at IHlkf&cH 10 Inc LHttd10 lFloAHts
Pnl NCETuN, ILL.,, atarch II--Tho Fsrst Eongrp-
EntionaI Chnrch Of this plurc will olserye tho
tifttnth annivorsnry of fts organization Mnrch
n. Thu progrun III part will bo I'M hsturicnl
sketch Of tho church for is l,alf-ccntury OF OK
istcncc, by tho ltcy. L. lascon. u. D., Of lIlns-
tiale, ILL.,; nddresscs and "Reminiscences by tho
lluv Dr. llascunl,-the ttev. s. y. Coclr,u d. D.,
uf Normul. 1ll.-tho ltuv. Il. L. l!unnlond, ar
ChfonRD.--tllo Rev. a. Ethorlust, ut Mnrspillcs,
llL,--l'rnf II. l.. l!athwood of 0ttawa. l,f.,-tho
lsev. l.. u. smith, af Morrison, Ill,-EliJnh
Smith. Esl., Of sAudwich. ILL.,, anil othora. for
nlcr ,alsturs and 1ncnltors OF tho church; aul
lettGrs from al,slnt pNssnrs and iaeu,ners. In
tho evening tho Hon. N,wt0lI Iihtcmu1l, Lii. D..
l'restent NF Knox CnIltEe, 1Aleslurg. ILL.,, will
give his lpEtNsu III christianity md CA!ture."
THIS tIrct, wns trgnnlzrG IN Nnrtlmnlptnn,
hlnss., March - l%il, us tlln lfaMpshtr0 COlnly
Congregational Church, nntl cNtslti tu t'rinrutBtl
With tho cDlnny tho sN!11 yenr, and III lnleve4
to 10 tho oldest Congregational church III tho
Stnte. Two only Of It's original Mulnbers nru
now ltyinR. -
Tho KuV. l.. FArnhnm VIA its (irst rtlstor. llo
was succeeded Dy rho Ruv. Owun I.dycj0y, wii0
filled tho pulpit slxtocn years, until bis cccl1ul
to Congress-. Iha church WIS always known As
ii stnlWMrt" IN Abolition tn1is. Mld ,yAa Ia full
Hccortl and sytnpathy with Afr. l.usc1s'y III bis
Uppoat1bM tu SlMyury. Tic HOY. +. Itlsrns1,, ID.
u, mud tho ltur. Il. ii. lluwnrsi icd tho pustor-
Mtu 1vo yeara tAch Its preaont taslor Is tho
Rey. ltIelurll Edwards, LII. d., for nlN1ly yollra
at the heau Ut tho Btate Normal Bchaul ut Nur-
inAl, Ill.
, 1881-03-17
THE ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE,

CINCINNATI. o.. March 1G.-Tho fourteenth
n1,uRl rcll'ltun ur tho Society ur tho Army Of
tho Tt1lncsseo will be hgtd hero April q nnl 7,
u IS enung!nY mitch attention IN Tho part 1T tho
lUcnE Executive Committee and others engaged!
In inaktnR preparations. Fixes Opcrn- llo,lsu
has bcos cfl0son as tho ptll.e ur thu meeting,
bit, owing to evidences nr n very tnrRr Attcnl-
nl1cg, tho Committee lns been considering tile
rrorrlcty OF hn!'ling tho meetings III tin Music.
Hull pleasing feattlre Of tho rc,ts1I VIII i,u
tho unvcIttrg oil the statue IF GGn. Mrt'hcrsO,l,
tho bet0vctl commander OF tho Army or tho
I9nhcssec, VIM wis kl1eil July =. tHtt. leIurG
Atlnhtn. Tie stHtuo IL By the H!n. nrilst who
inniu tho equestrian, sntI,u nn~ in HustsitiKtNl
II ~ 70 he P!acel over tho Ernvr Of Mcphrrsun
ut Clyde. O.. Gen. Sherman. President nT tho
auclsty, will be present md preside lien. Grant
pcrsons Will attend tho banuuct tu be given uii
tho evening Of tho It'll.
, 1881-03-17
PROF. COBB.


Spfefa1 Dhmtch to The Chicago Tribune.
C0LuElsus, o., Marcl ia.-Atn meeting nf the
stnto buars of Agriculture, this evening, rcsolll-
tl0ns strongly inlsorsiny tho Hon. Emery Cobb.
of 1IlEuos. Us Com1utssIos,rrM ABrIcult,.re, were
ndoptcd antf signed by ovcrY aIlcial Ut tho
l1onrd. l'rnf. Colb 1t WIS HtutGd l,y pro,uIncnt
gentlemen present. c01tl bo Ut ,nure surrlac tp
tho agricultural interests than tly nt'ier gcntIr-
nun kfnwl'. The rcsulu tlnns fnv1r!hY ills up
puinttncnt will bu forwarded to preslaunt Gnr-
Held to- morrow.
, 1881-03-17

Tho following city specnl assessments wcro
con!r'ncst Nos. lS11, l.rr. l,ss 1, 1,!sE,. l,nao
f"l', i,0t LIZA 1.oia, L'l1, Iois, 1ais, l0an. t,5
f,6t. l,sd t.;, l.HaS. 1,Hja, 1AN, i1, l.:, t,.i,
iSs. i:tl iss ltEl, l,., isEt i,isi, i.tE7. i.rss
i,sn. :km. sAll 2A 2Ml., :HN, a.tA7. .,OOs, .,'kE
1910. :,Ul! :,Ul:, .'liI .Ul5 2,UG, md .,i. Tllo
following were confirmed, txcHnt whcru 0hite-
lions hna htcn cd: Nus. 1,Nl1, l,lll l.!ssn 1,r.H
l:!ED. f.i' t,hht 1.nsG. 1,s5, lA!, nlll ,DI3, In
fU H tho t!tne to 1llt ob1cctlufts wlls EXTENDED
until tG-duy III 10 O'clock.
, 1881-03-17
CRIMINAL. COURT.

Jasncs Hines was tried for burglary nn1 nc-
quilted.
.nhn Hymn pleaded guilty 10 larceny. and WINS
soIt II tho 1Iotlse Of Correction for six ,uuntly
Fred .Iilcubs wns tried for burglary and nc-
quilted.
John Alum WIS tried for nssa.lt, n,,l tho jury
Nn5 out.
Waler Mcdonald nnsl Charles Alt1ricl1 were o,,
trinl for receiving stolen proi.crty.
, 1881-03-17

1EorsfordsH Acid Phosphate for DyA-
JepAtn, NAentnt Exhaustion, ltfc.
hnyo used lIuHfords Acid Phosphate Ii,
nltllber nf cnses III which 1t IS Recommended
with good urtct. J. l. KoutElt, II. ID.
NOHLESfILtiE, Ind.
, 1881-03-17

In tho tnRttcr Of tho cstnte Of ltn.iort Watcra,
t,eccaactl, letters tcstnnlcntary wcrp Issued 10
injury rroutnr and 1eorKo Il. Qrntlt, under aI,-
proved buul OF $;nGUU.
[it tilD InHstrr ot Tho pstntg Of Il1attts II.
hummer. letters OF HGr jssucll 10
Luclus u. boomer Under bond Of $l.,OW.
, 1881-03-17
SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, March lb.-Thc following arc til
Supreme Court proeccdugs

MOTIONS DECIDED.
IT. Chrbine vs.. Fux; urror to First District;
writ sf errur dismissed for tho wnnt Of iurIs-
aIetion: per cuytHln opinion illed.
u. ThAtchcr vH Fcnplc, OK rcl: nplcul from
County Court cn0k County; time extended tun
relro 10 lilo briefs: uppeIinnt Will hive tCn
days thor1nfter to iile rGp1y.
~. liDhrHf&, tlcv. Hie, vB. F0raytho; order
tnktnR tho easo sot as!do, aud order granting Il
rG1irnrtnK also SGT Astte. .....
II. lIulLbrook, dev., etc. ys. Kirk ct al; sa,llo
order.
~ larry Ut al. vB. G. s. !. H. Il. Co.; error to
Second District; caused continued lis per stlpll-
imttt,tl on tllu.
q. e. l. |. X. II. Co, vs.. berry ct nj; error to
Leu; writ Of error dismissed lis tor stipulation
OIL tle.
:, tOu. Truessnlo ct nl.; IS: rcorln Grnpo sugnr
EestCd and tGuvU KlrDn u prosecute appeal i'll
tho nttle Ut tho ntilor appellants.
Tho Court adjourned to lilo court In course.
, 1881-03-17

Nonot,,ck Silk Co.'S uncauRIcd "FIorenCo
Knitting Silk" for lu1lGs md gents husp wrist.
lcrs. otg. III Stato street Lily Florence a1ld
none other.
, 1881-03-17
.JUDEAt IsSTS,

surER1on CouRr-CuSrEssiuSs- u. Dullarl
VI. Joseph y. Simpler, s.til4i.-W. L. Stevens
VI. sNnlt, <En.
JGDuE SMIrti-Joseph Ilurekloy vs. David W.
CurAnrt md Apo!lOs D.. Fo1te; verdict, $l5.-
llelta CntlHilnn Vi. Henry ". Cook nnI George
ut nj. W. naysl .. GeAry md Wiillnm H. snow-
ht,ok; $l0ips-Enchnsns liasenthni VI. Horny
1trnhHrlt; gu 80. L.. Mum, llse, oto.. vs,
$40Jb7
ElItCulr ur-CoHrEss1oSR-Eslwnrd Whit
kuwskf ~. Albcrt Frank ntid Mary Frank; $3l3
, 1881-03-17
TILE GALL.


JUDGE DEMONSTRATION for intnntiou III
the University foreclosure ctsr.
Jul,uE Observation-Disclosures for now trial.
APPELLATE Contradictions.
Jun0E GARY-ss to Alf.Bj, md cE0 to $50. No
cNso Oil trial.
JUNE SM1TIl-Nn preliminary call. Trfnl cnlt
1 s5t0. .,h1o s95'a. a,5'G 2,022a 2B:p, :oG, No
clHa on trfnI.
1unlE WiLMAMsoS-Asslsts .IutiRo Curry. No
cAsG Dit trial.
Junus .JAMEsDN-l, \, 10, II. No cnso Oh trial.
Jubf,E uARnSEi-lJ, IL, l3,G. No. II, McCorl
Va brown, Ou hearing.
JulME ltodEns-fiat to 100, inclusive. No cnso
OIL trinI.
.lE,ME ANTnoSY-st III, rs. Tp4, ssl, It., ;sB,
3l. bt9 Su thiti, tIDsoil va. Fe!tnil, MI trlnl.
JUiHE TuLES-ld, II. 10. w. Fl. No caso on
hcnrl,,Y.
JUMii: HAHsu,t-No call. No. ~, II. rc. estate
OF Henry ". kinKsbliry, tIl t1uArlllg.
JUDGE kO1l:lls-MnxUn fitscll, llsc, etc., rs.
+. NJ. uni N. r.. Who'd, $l1;tb.-t.oEcrt L.. Hen vs..
ChnrIcs q. Taylor: verdict, $4tt1
JulNE AST1iuSf-fittty Schiller vs. Illinois
Nlnsuns' benevolent soGiety; verdict, $5,l35.J7,
md Iuott0n for new triul.
LutuE soIAS-Nos. 4:s, To, l,O1J. I,0l8, 1,GN,
lniI l,tG,l. No. H73 nn trlul.
Jrnn,; ltAwEs-Nos. So, ITO, 107, IL, I'D. ::05
JUl. Ar. Hi... ant, tE.j
Jrut,E ILp0M:H-lIssNile cases from 2 to II, sct
cnse M. NDt. nll1 Nos. u. rs, W. J, sN, III .}t
"lj, .0., vi. ~, .AE.s, iSss, tailh 4sU.
, 1881-03-17
'W.1INIuSI)-1U LEASE.
CL.lIHtI)I-.lNI'S.

A OI.uElST-A MRS. DIR. ELLIS
mover falls 10 tvaa fe pEsuctyi ana toF porsons
ttlrn IN MArGh Aprl1 june HeptouhJF. tEtulut. Hld
s9smout .sos nanGSr. thal A.. !arHs prtIts: y,
Gull Vi address ~ WGst Madison It, Eh!caxU.
, 1881-03-17

aiafy Wilson iilod Il bill ycstUrtlny praying for
sulSorcv # Oil hur h.sbauj, John II. Wilson, on
aceount oF hIs adultery.
II z1iS ltoInfcl nlso hesonHht tho Court tn In.
ts!loro In hcr bcliutf ngainHt hsr husband
u! lIras " '' ~
Il, s',,lKo Anthony gtnistci d divorce yesterday
~. ~ ollry kuhna fruIIt Alvin Kuhn5 Ut tho
sa'.s4 saoal ot adultery. and tn AtIxul. Eeldorgo-
tsh ifot! ct!ra Il. NclhcrEesAtBs for cruelty.
3nnuli1 Il. HusBUy Asktl for u divorce from
rnsonai rnsena l!assey charging him with oruoity anu
'eteatcd 4tton!pta to xiii her.
desertluu. ''' 'A"'''' ~" WV e@9"'43 ~
, 1881-03-17

WANTED-A LOT ON JACKsON-ST.,
w between AAhntld.ay allt .1.souil%: viii my
cas, tuler n tsaAl wllh nwiIur. IT, Trlbnns Ultci.
ITASrEl>-S TO 1IRUOM BRICK
Nv h1Msr. fl,Ul to f.iiA); aUutht onsy raymunts.
Address Z. ftuDtu ~, " tMnstl1kkuH-4t
, 1881-03-17

TOR SALE-TEN-l;OOAl TWO.STOltY
- hHusn nrAr huillUyMgd. And cAra; !hr 7-rAe,
!!nthlc holso ut Euglcmnud. KEsltEIs itltU5., 1Ui
, 1881-03-17

-, 61AIE AOpl&lS.
l, aug First National Hunk OF 1alyeston, Tcx.,
sstaa Il suit ycaterlay ayntnat Alonzo bGhelder
~au EuYono Ellrry to reooyur 5000.
AFatine Qustaison commenced suit in tscs-
, 1881-03-17

1IOK SAt.E--llNION STOCk-YAllDS-nD
ncstA ..,rNuE Fur iIrl md lthey THOMAS
u. SStl1lsit Co.. lsuuM j. No. Jul WMuhltKiuII.st.
, 1881-03-17


WANTED - WE HAVE CASH GUS
w tH!iNrh tor centrally ll!atUA t,sRssA property,
Improved Or MhMpEnyttl. NJ wluat i,u pleRsrd IL
havoh cOnfufunru Will owlcrn Visiting - sulI.
JACun " Ell. + Cfl.
I.xrI.s,r
, 1881-03-17
sUBUfIs.fN REIE ESY,i II;.

I1OR SA1.E-20 ACRES ON EIGHTY
- thr-st. i1yAo l'A!k. uars of stony IE!aHa blit-
xnr!i. hstwrc Grand Ggt!ssltiT hd south Chicago
, 1881-03-17

OREST-l5.W0 SQUARE FEETFLOOK
Il. rAHIil. with Stem. IHMpE; Will divide tg sutt.
flrKIS Il C{tGtEK. IlHClnrk.at., IN rear.
, 1881-03-17

ITO OKEN'r-rllE l. LARGE BRICK BUILD
- n. Gurier nf llnu island md lioynv.nss.; Gun
luAh G.. Is. Y, stEEt irnLn ,irurs nonry lllN
eluntc frrt If Hi,d K!ln. with ,u!l!inR VII! tive hnH
teasn md low rcnt. rEllEf ". PALMER, II. Urar-
tftsAf-
, 1881-03-17

"ANTEl}--A GOOD ENNlSE-LAVllE,
wv nbn9t aDxla Ghoop for caAh. WALl.AGE'a
Elevator Works, u ll!nvls.St
, 1881-03-17

TINOls S.i LE-NU. :aN WEST iDAAIS-ST,,
~ with Iot 1t'xl'l cnn ht hnu fur tho vnlut Of thu
in.a MlVl otin % thS hest lHccn tu titprusu On tN
hnlI,rrs III H. MEAD l. ttlE., III In HillG-kt.
, 1881-03-17
no NENI-IIOUSI;S.

FI,O llENT-H.tl W.iHItES.AV., FROM
J. MAy ktine swell Gfpns: dlnfslr rum and kttc-
Gn ut iastlnr inur hnl and Guild wntyr, gHan1tuFua
wHnt Iurtu m ~ ~
, 1881-03-17

I4N)h SAl.E--llY WAKnGUODi.IUHE
~ $I!. . !!",us : and : Nt'. z5t West MuiIsoH-at
haiiflsng MD III Il ig"st Wsshi,sium..t This hoan
G,.rt to .rGss bv"r *Hl tas hrick md
FnllIr; residence rtulMrty.
III Curits.tt.-tHu-ttDFY and b4tCIuGut brick. and
burn mud lut. \ hueuhln.
d! !thn!i.oHlH atuH-fsunt With corner Tot, No. i1I
West Hu.Itlttvts,t.st. " '