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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ASTARTLING
DISCOVERY

Densten's Antimorbihc or Throat Remedy ia
purely vegetable discovery, and IL belng used
with sneh marked sdtisfdoiioa that in 400 les-
tlmonials were received from Diphtheria Dis.
tricts alone. IL never fails when taken IN time
Group relieved instantly Sore Throat cured
In from to ~ hours. Such diseases as BrOn
chitis, Quincy, Asthmn, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
Tickling In the Throat, Hacking Congh or Bad
Cold, Will yield 10 its virtue Immediately. The
only medicine known to cure a cold In the
head. Public speakere.and singers who feel need
OF clear throat and strong voice, should not
fail 10 use IL. ' u.
Any one using this remedy and falling 10 be
a tished with the result should write us at once
stating case.
This remedy, by being ordered directly from
the manufacturer, will be forwarded by mail to
any address on receipt ofprice, at less cost BY
% per cent. than though We were 10 introduce Il
10 the people by the druggists IS cent box,
small size, will be forwarded for % cents or a
81 box, large size, for IS cents.
Any persons using this remedy for any 9th
above diseases, being satisfied with the result,
by sending ne a testimonial 10 that effect shall
receive al box OF medicine worth 81, FREE OF
CHARGE. -u
All CORES pondence cheerfully answered. and
all orders promptly filed. State paper In which
you saw advertisement. Address
j G. DENSTEN a. CO.,
Woodbury.. Gloucester Co., N. j.
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The Philadelphia Bulletin (Rep.)
asks: Suppose the New Y ork Leg
islature REFLECTS Mr.. Conkling then
suppose the people, in disgust, hand
the state over to the Democrats at
The next election; who will be to
blame for the loss of the, state-Gar-
field, Robertson or Conkling2n Il
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The Brady-Dorsey exposures got
to be so damaging to the Republican
party that real diversion was de-
cided upon, and Conkling and Gar
field undertook the job. Now they
and the party are ali diverted -out
of the line ofpromotion. -, ..I
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A GEoRGIA paper uses most tel

A GEORGIA paper uses most tell
ing argument in favor of Southern
farmers raising their owl meat,
which Is, '"that Western hog raisers
have way of killing their sick hogs
as soon as they become unhealthy,
and making bacon of them to sen in
the South and elsewhere i i''h .
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THE Nihilists have answered the
manifesto of the Gear by a procla-
nation, saying they accept the war
which has been forced upon them,
and are confident of victory. The
greater the oppression the firmer
will the people become.
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GIVEN UP BY DOCTORS,

ais 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is M
and at work, and cured by so simple :
remedyf" - - -
sI assure You it is true that ne Il eptre-
ly cured, and with nothing but H0D Bit
tiers and only ten days ago his Iocfnrs
gave him up and said he miist die =
"Well-a-day This Is remarkable. I
win go this day and get s0ns icr ry pOog
George know hops are gv0d."
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Now some of the Republicans are
referring to Billy Malone, who was
to be the adopted father OF the "Pro
gressive Democracy" OF Virginia
rs "the trading rebel and the mre-
constructed repudiator." a.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

is n movement on foot to
induce ex-senator Thurman TO be-
come candidate for Governor of
Chic. His consent to make the race
would mean redemption OF the
Democratic party in that State.
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SOME of the papers still harp upon
the tax money that is to be used in
building a new Capitol. After
q while all will find out that the
payment is to be made in lands that
could not be sold otherwise in the
next fifty years. 4s'e s'.ii
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

The Pamela Wdtchmdh finds fault
with Governor Roberts for appoint
ing Judge Cooley to adistrict Judge
ship, after the Senate refused to con-
firm him. H'u-s..i3 n'
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THE New York Social Science A

THE New York Social Science As
ISOLATION will throw additional
light upon the philosophy of baby
raising. 1t is proposed to collect q
vast deal of information from moth
ers as to the habits, customs and
ideas of babies, and to formulate
thereon n philosophy which may
add very largely 10 the interest felt
N baby production. u
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In is expected now that the Read
justsr partywill fall to pieces, lack
ing the cohesive power of public
plumber ON which Malone relied.
If so, what will become of that pre-
cocious Texas infsntl 81
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SOCIETY intercourse in New York
is charming. Here is the latest
drawing-room mannerism in
lahdy-dah:
DO you play the piano Z" mol 1
don't play the piano, but my sister
Hannah, who is in Savannah, she
plays the piano in a most charming
manner-Have a banana
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AND yet Brady and Dorsey are
happy, because il is principle of
the Republican party to never stop
sa, rascal's robberies until he has
kgrown rich enough to help sustain
sSthe party. !rilUI ii.r 90 -..I'.
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A MOTION has been made in the
Pennsylvania legislature, asking
Cameron and Mitchell to adopt the
same course pursued by the senator's
from New York. Thefeeling against
the President in many Republican
quarters is very bitter, and it can not
be allayed even with time.
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THURSDAY ..As. MAY 2s, 1888

To whom is the country most in
debted for knocking daylight out of
the Republican party-tO Conkling
or to Garffeld?h .'.'.'.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

Now IT is in order for the Ne,ns
and Post to tell which got the best
price for advertising "Tolu Rock
and Rye" The manufacturers fail
ed, for $soo, 900, before paying any
bills. The STATESMAN had an or
der for inserting the advertisement,
which was to cover one entire page
OF the paper,' but somehow it hesi-
tated to rush into the thing long
enough to be saved from fraud.
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The organization of the Cole Syr

The organization of the Cole Syn
dictate, in New York, is agitating
the public mind to the eastward OF
the Mississippi river. Col. E. W.
Cole, of Tennessee, is the manager,
and operations will be directed to-
ward the consolidation of railways
in Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama,
South Carolina and other Southern
states. Sixteen millions of dollars
were at once placed at his disposal.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1881-05-26

BILLY MALONE, though ii s sa d
he was a great military general, has
allowed the country to discover
hat he is q cipher in q political
flank movement. -gl... HC.'3'"
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Open FOR THE SEASON.
Hughes Springs,
NORTHEAST TEXAS, q MILES WEST OF
JEFFERSON, ON THE EAST Linen
RED RIVER RAILROAD. ...-
THE COMPANY ANNOUNCE THAT
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE AND
SUMMER RESORT
WILL BE OPENED JIJNE lon

For the accommodation of visitors, with many
additions and improvements over last season.
No mosquitoes. All rail route. No staging.
Daiiy mail and trains; telegraph. Hotel and
Cuisine first class.
These Springs are moot delightfully."- situated,
IN the midst Of enormous hills Of solid iron ore,
with beautiful streams Of running alter. The
best hunting and fishing. Deer frequently eeen
In sight OF the hotel. Fine livery stable and
splendid roads, bowling alley, nice and well ar
ranged bath houses, with all the modern con
for the season. All railroads ina the state will
sell round trip excursion tickets TO the Springs
Heterence-Former guests. - 10 2.
For further Information, address
I - PROPRIETOR HUGHES SPRINGS. a
/ May % 1881. Case County, Texas.
my25 pm
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SENATOR PLATT says he was in
earnest when he sent in his resigna-
ton. He could not resort to toby
ism in high places, which, itsppears,
Is the only way by which advance
ment may be secured in federal dis
tribution'of patronage. s.
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A COTTON factory has been organ
lied at Nashville. 1t is Intended
that 1000 spindles shall be in opera
ton by October. at rssfa1l
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.


Holman's Ague, Liver and Stomach Pad. 70
Malaria, Ague, Liver and Stomach troubles
Price $500.
Holman's Special Pad. Adapted to old Chronic
cases. Price $500.
enlarged Spleen, and unyielding Liver and
Stomach troubles. Price $500.
Holman's Infants Pad. For ailments of Infants
and Children. Price $50.
Holman's Renal Pad. For Kidney and Bladder
complaints. Price S200.
Holman's Uterine Pad. For Female troubles
Price $500.
Holman's Absorptive Medicinal Body Plaster
The best Plaster made. Porous gu Rubber
basis. Price 25c.
Holman's Absorptiye Medicinal Foot Plasters.
For numb Feet and Sluggish Circulation.
Price 25c.
Absorption Salt medicatedl Baths. For Foot
Colds, Distinctions, and all cases where a
foot-bat is needed. Price per u d package,
&c "' ''-'
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by mail, postpaid, ON receipt OF price
The Absorption Salt is not ''maflable," and
must be sent by Express at purchasers ex-
pense. ..t..
The success of HOLMAN's PADS has inspired
imitators who offer Pads similar In form and
odor to the true HoIMAN's, saying Prhey are
Just the same, etc. .,..
Beware of all bogus Pads, only made TO sell on
the reputation of the genuine. ....
See that each Pad bears the Private Revenue
Stamp of the HOLMAN PAD COMPANY, with the
above Trade Mark, printed in green.
DR.. HoLMAN's advice lie free. Full treatise
sent free of application Asdrsss, 10
P. o; Box 21l2. 90 William St, New York.
de29eodw3m
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TWOORGANs

Regulate first the stomach, second the
liver; especially the first, so as to perform
their functions perfectly and you will re-
move at least Observation-Disclosures of all
the ills that mankind is heir to, in this or
any other climate. Hop Bitters is the only
thing that will give perfectly healthy,
natural action to these two organs.
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price 0F fHE EEENY'REnuCEl.

In view of the hard times the price OF
the WEEKLY STATESMAN will hereafter
be only ~ year; u IS forsix months.
NoWis the time 10 subscribe. Il.
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ESTRAYED OR STOLEN,

ESIRA ED Ok SIOLEN,
On the 18th Of April, 1881, one dun pony
horse, about 141z hands high, 8 or years old,
branded T with half circle underneath, and
counterbranded same, on left shoulder, and on
the right WIN; saddle and harness marks. A
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery at
Mr.. Dudley's wagon yard, or to the undersigned
A. w. ANDERSON,
fnY19 WITS Cedar Valley Trayis Comfy
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ESTRAY.

Estrsyed by P. G. Gardner before M. NJ.
Hornsby, j. r., T. c., April %, 1884, bay horse,
or 3 years old, saddle and harness marked,
branded 70 on left shoulder, 141l hands high.
PAGER; appraised at $40. Also, a sorrel horse.
or 3 years old, saddle and harness marked.
branded and counter branded L with parallel
on top, Counter branded the same) ON left
also 80 on left thigh, and Spanish
brand ON right shoulder; bIazed race, knot o
fight fore leg, l4z hands high, had on small bell
when taken mp; appraised at IS. FRANK
BROWN 9, G. C., T. c. i my1swstsn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

ESTRAYED-A sorrel mare, about IA hands
IL high, branded CHIP, connected on the left
hip, with a black spot on hip; IS reward will
be paid for her delivery to c. C. ANDERSON,
Austin Texas 'l .-t ft
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HURLED TO HER DEATH.

THE RESULT OF PRoPELLIEG YOUNG WOMAN
FROM A CATAPULT IN A CIRCUS.
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IMMINENT IODIDE AMMONIA
Ft0m . Pr0miae,.l gs.etinalrtI Sargeon

Use only for horses the Liniment in yellow
wrappers. Sold by ali druggists, Trial bottles
, 1881-03-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.


TOR sALE-BY BAIRD 4 BRADLEY,
s.s s. s9qsa 4e e
basement interior finished in hard wood: nne brick
~ M 95ehara,st. s-story brick. two flats
asans 91sse eotaSs .x,:;..
On Kinxe-s. 3.story and basement stores, suitable
est hefsx ef sase ssoao ~ s,eEssoF
6 a:aez stories .nd
r1s sns 9ek octsxon stone front; coavsnences in
81 sons tTem
~ Caluu,et-av 2slory and Basement brick. ocsasou
II Ca,u1aet-av. :1story ind basement stone front
Fsay sSy tses aud ausara root
! 341 lndixua-av- 2-story and basement brick.
~. ~. lndtana-av- a-stoly and basement frame.
sd 'front.'
sosy 9!y Ina a'a
s54 Forest-av.. 2stoTy and basement bF1cs octa8on
SSH Lake-av, a-story and basement brick. octagon
s7.6 Langley -nv.. 2-stnry and basement brick
81. i,anEley-hy- 2.sto5y IND basement l. brick
! lo3 Twenty -hfth-st, @-story una basement D!1cf
IS "t,aaa's ESas's a! ~ 5,stery t1nme:
Southeast corner Wabash-nv and Twenty-eghth-sr-.
| WEST siDE-oo! WashlnEtou-st, lnrse e-story framc
S.: WashinEtun-s,, 2story and basement brick. With
ND 81 20 attic
tnnnsnrd rnof. frame.
HIS MndnOn-et-. 2-story frame.
20 South MonSnn-sI, 2-story. basement, and man.
.ard brick.
II. Moryhn-st-. 9-story fEaule.
:l hnd .t *uuth Oakley, .etory and basement brick
- North oakley. e-story brick.
~ Wnlnut-st-, fsnue cottage
III FulIon-s1~. 2stories. basement. uansard root.
WinthrUp-l lacg. 2-story brick.
<6 Artesiun-av.. frame cnt.aEe,
s. Artcsnn-nv 2-%lorS fEAuie, lots.
81 Hoston-av,. 2-story fru1ne.
S. Northwestern nv. .-story frame.
Snr
IS Futon-st. a-story frane. .....
Northeast curner Monroe and Lincoln frame cot
taEe. lot 2511.a
Ada- st.. uorn Of Carroll, lot 491125, front.
South tialsted-st.. lGrlh OF krnm.r lot 251:9.
ia and III Mort sWesterp-av ffaue cottages.
HYDE rAnk..dpiea*antiy Il located 2-story franc
Also, 2sLory frnulu Jenerson-sl south Of Fifty
third.
EvASSTOS-Cottage with good basement, short
walk ir6m depot east frunt- chesp, and terms enty
SOUTH EyASSToN-Sice 3-story house. corner lot
SIX lt. front, minutes walk deput This
house s well built and in good condition; contains
9 ru>nls. very conveniently arranged; just the
thing for small fnfntly.
, 1881-03-20
CITT REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE-BY T. B. BOYD. ROOM {,
s,ss6E1 aasn,aeent oetaeon n1own-s.one,tronss mt
sSsy on sas
xenc 1snea sisIst, 1e5 lind o sosh fon e
lnuiana-st. between State and oearoorn: rents for
S5fJ-Fino octaron srone-front every modern In
5sh. brick barn, and LOT south 'front.' on Ere-s near
S5lW-hrick house and lot, acxllo on oat~st, near
xi:5 per loot-Fno iot, saxln on LII sa'le~st- near
*lepo-Be.utlsu, 1s.rS,on 10 6rici dwelling. every mod
e.: IT tsats 1iS e
menI s,ore-frunt every modern onvenlcnce; iot s
M s n 81 npon m a!s o ; !; is
oner sseat naEnin IN ls-r"ym os.,son 1rHnt at
Sos:e Ss
hsM 19sk &c s,,s wssb Of EnSn i'm srn m
aSiETon can't do better than mis- 4 you look ~ u
house. ss1ory and basement front, Win every
F Tfa.sa ms1 p o 1hd m ssh
nsivesn nna sn Gnon rark
as Sns sesnaa g nd
fto9e lront dwenT stone r,ss IN a,a IL sdewalks anS
E:sVEFfns se.5son meseIn stons :trent nne brick
barn nnd lot 25xli. south front. on PnTk-aV. near
<4AUE(Co.ner) brick dwelling rooms deep and lot
on 1dams:s ;. near itobeJ: Kitchen and dininG~roon
Q. pe1los n fges sndd ,,,oom ,r,moo dxsne hot and
gold wnteE. bath. and Ens lot atxl@ east front. on
Beeley-av. ~
E.UD-iine lo-room dwelling. cos. $500 to build.
bath water. and ns cast 'front.' on Hon"re-st. near
E.au-Flnn l3-room house, hot and cold wafer. bath,
and lot xl25 on CArruIl-uv. near Lincoln-st. Nil
cash.
s.U-Slce G-1oom cottage and lot 25xl25.on Honore-
ssta asePs seSfR bath md IA. lot
on Jackson-st, near Lincoln; barsntn-
neat: On ASfs:sns*s- nssf 1aeIsoa. s's Nv 1890 ~ 80
sssu-Flne i3Ioom dwsll.nr. so9d barn. naa lot 2.x
1 ttsoruer}. Oh Jnckson-st, near Hoynt great oar~
gain. -.
S2-l2-rooun .-stoEy dwelling, barn, and lot 2'xl5o
south frlu,- On ConErrss-st~, near Eampbelt-ns.
Lot 50xl5u on Ashlu,id-ay neur AdAns-st
KaN-lInL obxlu} front, on PaulinA-st, hct"ceu
Indiana and Uhiu; Sill, down; very Chtap.
sou III Side.
&6009-Fsnc octaSUn stone-frOnt, haFn ahd iOI -ax
1Rl MichfCnu-av.. between fwenty-third ana
Twenty ty-foursn This property Is nzst-clnss aaa
ought TO sell at cpce. ... .... ~
N5ue1hEs Is one Of the most magnificent DWELL
1nEs IN CEiCaXu, bsuWnslone every modern cnnsen-
ence, t1ne barn. and lo1 xl>. fEnt on Macn-
F1n-ay., betwcen Twenty-nflh and 1hiet f-frst~sts
<siUlp-Vcsy eleInnf ts-roum brick dwe1lilE, bFiek
barn. md lot 5xls1 corner. on A1chtxah-ls.s heaF
Tf,irty-fpurth-st. ,,,
and Ioi 5i1lsD, praiEie-Ay. near seventeenth-st
Bargain. .... ....-...- .o..
tetU5-r1ne brown-stone octaeon front. 1o-room
modern dwelling and lot on TwentY-dfth-st, near
M1chguu-nv. Very chea1 -.-
, 1881-03-20
E,OR SALE-BY E. S. DKEYER s. CO., S.
II Washing1on-st; --

NunTII SIDE PROPERTY.
beautiful history and basement Oetagon nlnfo!6
'front.' DtnshUrn-ny.. l5 rooms. SAAs}l.
1hfee-s,ory octaeon brick, Dearhnrn-ar-. :Sm
Tiree marble fronts. Esie-*t. near Denroorn,av:-
Three-.tury brown stUne. east front and lot @5xA
Corner s,s'rs marble front, Dearborn-av- FL So
1hTec-:try. sub-ceiar sta1e,st. neas Goethe, :esU
Three 3-stoEy brick houses, North Park-av.. <t+oo
Threc-story oe:ason. M. . wlsconsin-st.. s5,m
Ltrcosn l'usk with 2--torf brick burn. $3.50.
Two 3-story marble fronts North In sasio-st $500
TsYo Ane brick houses, nak-st. east of Rush
ol1a. corner Of ciark and ohio-sss; nnc business
s9 With aEstzelas: Is stone front; corner now rented
from Lincoln park. SUI to S.ull
xfW northeast corner stale und Guethe-sts
is4s no1ih1est eorneT iiaistea and i,ann,ne.sts
5Sx2 o Ia Salle-st - near schiller: slE per foot
TtlxlN northwest corner Clark And Wtsconsin-sts.,
3oacrcs on tho river rtouth Of Pullman
4Iacre. ucur Kiverdnie. Sl25 per acre.
ere % rSsa es of snxoa e
IS lots curaer HaIsted and Sixrysecund-sts- Sl50n
sJacres. With the prick house. At E,mhu:s 1914
miles west, sl35 I,er acre
TOR SALE-NO. $3.50 LAKE PARk-AV.,
II marble trunt 10 rooms. a1foot lot. <.ueU.
50; sla5 Butscrreid s-sto1y frame, rooms sl.an:
1nd THIRTY thtrd-sts~ 10 rooms, <a.t.
cottxss GrnSe-ar. cottages and lots from g. to
Twp cottages On Grovelnnd Park-av- rooms each.
80. Ellis Park. marble 'front.' 10 rooms. an modern
Fore.t-av. 10. - 2-stosy house,o rooms, $3.50;
msSsis f?oas III ss:ne ea1ss 3!
1hts IS a sample OF houses have. Come and see
Oct ''e '4 ''''-'Ae '1ee: GEo + + eEA1zKE Co.
, 1881-03-20
CITY REAL ESTATE,
T1OR SALE-BY TURNER Il BOND, 103
IL WashlnE1on-Kt-, Hoom i:
= HI1IlSES.

| T1()R SALE-BY TURNER IL BOND. 103
! Houses.
sSai sssants
~ nsI fns ana
Id pfss amc an:;1 root 1900
No. Isl Jacksons st. s-story frame. +''''
1TTSstsFff a1me On co.tase esovo.av' near
81 e SSsa nooess' :sso:s ::an: aao o.'s
Iwo.stosy wo,tso frame 80; Z, llafyn1d,st ls4
SS2 s! lne9ana-uv :"story and basement frame ann
~. ~ Winche ter.av. tsan1e house. 2s@
No; 3sn Ptatre,Av tEo~stoFT nnd bnsement nm.
Lot on Arno.a-.t, front between rwcnty ~,
ts p's atsq spd Yak ra,'tG'*Is isand c.s6o,;
i9is IL fess Ct asy95: aa corner rh,rtysev-
enth-st.: ....;-.:...:,...:;.. 20 per foot
Lo.s Hnsted-s bet Conlre and SOPHIA. 20 each
5pfeet On Aarshiiu .d.uv.. near Van Buren-sb.
q % fSa Sssrssn
and rwenty-ntth.. 2o99
Ss tSs ar
AlxlD..:...... 450o
81 feet on Cottage Grore-nv, near uakwood-aV, very
4es ea i.a.1.e-.v nen. Thirty per foot
rlewood..
41te ea9i '9s on Huron nnd superorsts near each
Lots West Jacsson-st near Ilonore. ts5 per foot
t feet On "a1ash,9S t};r aSaf M F:5!y-sevensh-st
acrcs near EnslswoSd i, a. great osatn
III 4cres north between Drexel and
Five acres near Central Park-
II Ere G.. acres =: near ilnmeo'dt tar.
, 1881-03-20

E'OR SALE-OR RENT-S'rONEF FRONT
~ residence No und lU Lane place. near fTuut cr-
trnucc to Lincoln PARK. Splendid neiyhborhood nH
modern improvements, such double NlrlDrs, IL
brary. si,tg-rooul. with ufcuve fur bed-roon din
inE-room and Kitchen on nrst nnor: laundry, fur
nnce. coal and stureruons In ha*tmcnt; and cd
water s,eaknH-tupcs nnd BELLS throNShDut: cotl-.
nectcd With Edison's telephone: ,Dtd franc barn;
lot a)It40 Price <:UD. will rent desirable ten
ant to- n1t ess tl,an w9 Eears IT ~ per month with
niture carpets desired at reasonable reduction;
must do 50 account OF sickness
This building erected three years n-o as y
homestead. +. u. BRAGG It CO.,
N,shI hI.1vfr
, 1881-03-20

E0R SALE--BRICK STORE, DWELL
l. lnx over, and lot 25Xla5 feet, I4ake-st, nenr
Lincoln Price, $5J0A J. LEWIS LEE.
IL
, 1881-03-20

E1OK SALE-$t coo EACH, 6s3 AND Cos
- West Adnn*-st, two-btnry and basement, octa-
south front, IL hot and cold watcr BATH
}rs>
, 1881-03-20

WANTED-TO BUY STONE OR BRICK
~ house, about S,As>; half cash. balnnce years.
Address 4 ~ Tribune ptI}ce
, 1881-03-20

TOR SALE-100 LOTS, EACH 25N175
= feet, Washington. Warren. Sndsson. and
a'omrt,e-sts IN vicinity of Central Park j. LEWIS
, 1881-03-20

E'OR SALE-BARCAINS-S 600 SUBJ
i. diYidcd property ut Englcwood.
xMGMU valuable properly ut Oakland ..-
f4loN choice properly Oh Dakwond-bouievnrd.
f1atM.: Nl ucres on Lake Shore near Clark, State,
or lndtann-sts.
yJ0h 3i7 ncres rest of city limits md south of Oak
Park. HENRY J. (OUfJKfCH,
Hf,Hk
, 1881-03-20

E1OR SALE
- tlttll0N bargain Mt Ens]owood.
$lol0N bnrrMin u. DnIinnd.
S!Nll0 bargain on Grand boulevard.
$Lnuu bargain In property south OF South Chi
c1KO.
HEElfY J. GOODRICH
mir
, 1881-03-20

F1OR SALE-2O ACRES IN OSTkAM'S
~, Subdivision, near Sou.a Chicago and riroad,
hlEn L land aiad grovc on purt Of 1t, cheap.
LII acres smaller tructs on NndtaOn-at.; choice
oaE5tafn. and part trade
alacres 1T fnw;hnrne Station: good terms.
~u 1eet slichgun-nv and eighty -third-stA only s.
foot, ~ ciOso Subdivision.
GAhNE1sr 4 TIlOMA5SON. liz Denrborn-st
, 1881-03-20

F1OR SALE-AT ONE-FOUnTH CASH,
- balance uf payments per cent .ots Xix III. just
south of Oakland and west OF tsenwond: prccs ut
from - to 81 per foot Now Is jour cAancg to secure
HENRY J. GOODRICH,
IL Major HlOck corner l,aS Sn1IH and M,utson-Bta
, 1881-03-20

E1OR SALE-BRlCk BUILDING, FOUR
L. stories, renting for S1ttN located Frarklin-st,
HENRY j. GOODRICH.
1fafnr fttnct
, 1881-03-20
ZEAL ESTATE tT1NTED.

" "ANTED-BRICK HOUSE ON NORTH
" or South Sfdo nrran red Hats; modern; price
not 70 exceed S6sn: Will pay CASH Would prefer 10
deul with owner. Address IT, Tribune Office.
NJ WANTED-COTTAGE AND LOT N
,Yf uyde l'ark or vicinity. 8tusr be cheap. Ad-
, 1881-03-20

EsORSALE-FlNE BRICK HOUSE WITH
- large curntr lot, nrstcIsss location. West Side,
StsuHJ the best bnr.;.in nOw Otered HENRY WAL-
IE.k, JK. u ATbOrn-st.
, 1881-03-20

"ANTED-ON NORTH SIDE, A. LOT
~ With two-slosy rrame house: price not ovor
6I'uO; will pay III cash. Address III. Tribune.
, 1881-03-20

TsOR SALE-ssesSX171 FEET SOUTH
~ west corner Of Mic11iEnn-ay. and Monsne-st-
+. H. BtAtiG Il Co, II Westinghouse
E,OR RSALE-21S'rORY FRAME HOUSE,
- ]: rooms, all modern improvements. burn. and
lot x1sl feet on park-ar, uear Ashland. ]. LEWIS
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