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The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

The Republicans Of Ohio me. Wednes-
day, did good days work and adjourned.
The platform adopted endorses the admins
tration State and national, and rclegates the
temperance question to the people and lesi-
stature. Gov. Foster was re-nonlinated by
acclamation and j, G. Richards for lieuten-
ant Governor. Senator Sherman presided,
and made an admirable speech, wherein he
coraiallyendorsed the administration.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

There is nmored possibility that Sec
rotary Blaine and Minister Lowell will
change places. Poets are not proyerbial for
practical notions, and while Minister Low
ell performs the functions of a foreign mis-
sion with dignity and honor, there is no rea-
son to believe that he could grasp the grave
responsibilities that attach to the
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16


The Satursiay storm swept away many
improvements in Iowa n the vicinity OF
lies biolnes, where IL iirst struA, anu also
in and about the town Of Colfax, where it
&c. Fem. s; ssr nes Meines
Several lives we're lost BY the fury Of the
tempest, ndcOnaderable stock was killed.
It seems to have been the most general
storm which. has swept over the country
for some tinne. The stormin Blue Earth
valley vas one of singular severity Sew
seraT deaths are reported BY the wreckage d
houses and barns and other improvements
were swept away. and the track ct the tor.
nado IS q scene of desslation serrowfhl to
contemplate. ssssa ss4nns s,..rs
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

Griscom is fasting still at Chicago, Boyn-
ton is floating down the mississippi, Dalzel
is blowing his bazoo at Cleveland and the
Cincinatti Star says if Sergeant Bates would
shoulder his flag and take a walk, it would
seem like the good old times again.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

Forty-three persons were arrested Tor
participation in Thursday riot in the city OF
Cork, Ireland. Sentences of imprisonment
of from two to four months were passed on
twenty three of them and the rest liberated
on thcirrecognizanccs
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

Mrs. Hayes is to receive 81 200 worth OF
tapestry hangings, and six elegantly bound
albums, containing $500 autographs OF dis
tinguished persons from the Presbyterian
church in Ottawa, ILL.,, all on account of her
Temperance principles. In.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

A young man named Lon Paxton living
ten miles north of st. Paul, Neb,, was muir
dered by some unknown person. While
in the field plowing, his horses and wagon
were taken and he was found with rope
around his neck, tied to plough.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16
Canton Advocate.
ELK Tagoa.
THURSDAY, JUNE l6, ISL.

A cyclone which visited Solomon Valley,
Kansas, yesterday, blew down number OF
farm houses and barns, smashed windows in
the towns in its course, and killed five or six
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

Passengers taking this line make direct counec-
tons in Chicago with all fast trains for all princi
pal points east, and e. P. transfer, Council Bluffs
with all trains for points south and west. Baggage
checked through to all principal points.
P. Z. ROBINSON, F.C. HILLS
Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agt. Gen'l Traffic Manager
Missouri Valley, iowa.
-. w. WELLS Gen'i Agt. Sioux City
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

Taylor s Russell are writing up insur-
ance in 6rstclass companies on Farm
and Town property, and guarantee rates
cheaper than any other as .nts in Daketa.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

THIS NEW AND coaREcT MAP
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD,

n direction
pRINc LpoINr WEST NORTH NpNo
tame stare
point.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-06-16

An. I'D htzeriine has Just died 1T Naples
after 4, mosstt successful careerin matrimony.
He was married seven times under King
Beniba and had seve ntv-sw children who
arc still alfFe UFnsier the Savoy dynasty
he was married SIX times, and ,raised up
tortyssesen lEen- only two of whom
| died. sigss si 1Sst 4gFgiEs 9iisaaT' VI llis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
Effect of Food on Eggs.

Il does not require much. il any. extra
understanding on the part OF any one to
really see how the flesh of fowl fed on
wholesome food and water should be bet
ter to the taste than those Ted ut random.
and upon all manner OF unwholsome food.
This applies equally to the eggs also.
ANY one can test this. il he so wishes,
quite easily. by feeding on slop food, or
food Of an unclean kind. such IA swill and
decaying garbage. The flesh of such
fowls will quickly faint. and eggs will
taste unsavory. Mt least to any one with an
ordinary palate. Fresh air has much also
to do with this matter. No flesh is fit for
the table which is not allowed an unlim-
tied quantity of pure air. If any person
Of ordinary discernment would consider
the actual condition of highly stall-fed an
imals of Christmas and other similar
times OF rejoicing. he would be quite
easily satisfied that although to look Mt,
the stabilized animal. which always lacks
pure air. is the latest, vet its flesh does
not agree with the stomach rs does that
Of the healthy. ordinarily-fed animal
Some may say that the extra fat does this.
/ say not. for have quite often kept &C
count. and though do not touch morsel
Of fat. was troubled afterward with a
disordered stomach. which never hap
pened when partook heartily of ordi-
nary fine beef, both tat and lean.- Canada
Farmer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
Over.Cropping Of Orchards.

One can see the premature old age in
nearly all the bearing orchards in our land.
and = vigorous pruning will not cover it
up. We try TO grow crop of trees and
a grain GRIP at the same time. One grows
ut the expense of the other. and both
suffer. II brings the trees into early bear
ing. and that satisfies us: if not. we get
impatient waiting for fruit. and follow the
practice Of others. and seed the orchard to
grass. We smile the following spring in
beholding the trees one mass of bloom.
and are further pleased to see later in the
season the trees bending under loads of
ripening fruit. We call II produc,iveness.
hut il is more often premature death. and
il Is no wonder that many trees die the
FIRST cold winter. Many failed to grow all
over the States this spring. Many limbs
and branches are dying this summer from
last seasons heavy crop. which impaired
the vitality of the trees. On apple trees
no fruit Is usually horne the following
season after heavy crop. Their once
healthy foliage partakes ola sickly hue !;
even the beautiful flowers lose their pink
ish color. and their once upright elastic
limbs are dropping and stiffened with age.
The rosy apples-crisp, juicy and deli
cious-arc dull. covered with mildew and
iusipid, and are poor. sickly fruit. Our
orchards and markets are full of it. Over
cropping and over bearing are tie cause
Of It'll. 3. Bidsceu ia Country Gentle
man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
A Rat.PYoof Corn Crib.

A correspondent Of the practical farmer
gives the following directions for making
that most necessary Of farm buildings, a
rat-proof corn crib :-"Build a good sub
stantial house, twelve feet wide. eight feet
high. and as long as you want it. This
will give you two cribs. one on either
side. Put your building on stone pillars.
one foot above ground. Side up with lath
21-2xl inches Of hard wood CT used
oak, } putting them on up and down, be-
ing careful TO have them just half an inch
apart. The gables and part Of the build
ing that does not come In contact with the
corn. can be sided up with common pine
boards for bottoms OF cribs. laths length
wise. one-half inch apart balance of floor
between cribs lay tight. OF pine board.
My building has string OF ties between
the sill and plate to nail tn. and cross ties
TO hold the building together. Every eight
feet on these ties spike good strong stud
ding or narrow plank across them length
wise Of the building as far from plate as
you want the width of top Of crib, then set
up studding from floor. as many as will be
sufficiently stroi g for crib; mortice the
end in floor. gain the top into the horizon
talktudding about quarter Of an inch9
of lath, Just close enough to keep in the
corn. commencing ten inches from the
floor TO leave room for the corn to come
down into the trough. putting these lath
on lengthwise. Then put common-sized
door in the end between the cribs. You
can put lock on the door. and all is Sc
cure. q did not lock mine, and gained
something by il. rs found stray mitten
in the crib on cold morning) To get
the corn in the crib make doors above the
plate the size you want them. the same rs
dormer windows, and hang the doors on.
and IL will be completed If any one
wishes to have granary. they can use one
side of the building for that purpose, and
the other for crib The size Of my cribs
Is three feet in the clear at bottom, and
five feet mt top, but am well satisfied
they might be much wider and still the
corn would cure we'll. Any one wanting
wider cribs can build the house wide
enough to suit. have used this crib for
about ten years and can recommend it as
an entire success The secret of this crib
Is putting the hath on up and down; this
gives no place for the rats to stand on to
cut holes. and the building being one foot
above ground they cannot reach the bot
tom. We are infested with swarms of
gray rats. and there is not building on
the farm from which we can keep them
ont except the corn crib We keep
corn over year until the new crop is
gathered in perfect safety
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS are hereby notified rot TO trus,
any pefson o. NY account without written korde1
JOS. n. CHANDLIR.
DsaraAs Anlss Nay 2atA, 49, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
$50 Reward!

STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER. on or .bop,
July Isl, lot OF Calfskins with the heads cut on
sAiteu ana dr1ed erossways over . board and eome
over i've inch joi<t- The above reward viii h.
q the thief. ''o''
A. L SIMPSON, Tanner. So. wf,d.or.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
ClAsygs COMPOUND MANDRAKE anEH

Cures Sick Headache, Constipation Of the Bow sss
and all Bilious and Liver Complaints. 1t pul In
the blood, assists digestion, and makes the 1 ~,
clear and fair. Large bottles only so cents ~ =
sale BY druggists everywhere. Prepared by ronsh
IEk CLARKE, Proprietor Of the European Uous
Kennedy, West Buxton, Ne. weoW"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-08-15
AND employment,
cOMER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

is the Oldest institution Of its class in America II
still continues TO give superior instruction in all the
numerical Branches. Over Two Hundred
of its graduates assisted TO suitable Employ.
last year. which vouches for its high standing
with business men. Send Tor the latest catalogue.
BOstOD, Mass. aug5f&wlm
, 1881-08-07

L1OR SALE-1C0 ACRES FINE FARM
Il Ing land. under cultivation, lying ~ miles from
pay nen1s, per cent interest. a !so acrcs
vi land near Northwestern csIr-ahop*. ChcnEn. li-
, 1881-08-07
ClII HEIL EXT, / IT,E

~- -.->--
FOE SALE-OR NGE-SO1TTlI
,n:,o;, neIny s,, GNlFFlS& DWiG1lr. curncr Wash
'"+nt n.s. lot On WaMsl,-nv, near Twen,y-n!ntt-
improved Or untInprovCd " e'N S'
,ni a!"ot lot lnctana-av~ Ei:htcenth-st; dccp
i-os io,s on Arnoft!-si.: rear FEfiy-sath. :sCo.
~ iIts On NeEtvnrtl-ny, between Thlrty-nfth and
iMirsy-tev etitL-st~, SSal ' ~ ~
ss Eavt number of cheap lots TN the South Side,
sutt1 y $tAt each. '
Call tor IL list
H'ok >SA1.E = BARGAINS = $1,000, S
- room hrlck Frcmunt-.t.; si..5l l-r,um brick,
~, souih naki"s-ay.: s.:Nt pressed BRICK rooms
sI. Room Il.
E10k SA LE-AT LESS THAN TILE LOT
- Is worth Il six-roun: cttaee anu saltA-tOot lot,
soath if'nt, No itS fHrlHv.: t'us sell 1T Call
On owner ut ahDve number Ii SUrlfI l1nSte1-st
E0R SALE-Bl T.. e. tnLE-TIl1RTY
~ lois Oh FueEton-lr and on M.i"rukce-ay.. near
i"i!-Eatc nj sh' and saw ceii Apply IL F.. t. Guile,
- " Washing 4tl!->..
EHOk SAf.E-A COTTAGE, lot, AND
IL burn; price. $1.2,H. ~ West Tuy!oc-st.
, 1881-08-07

117OR SAIE-F.ARAI OF 20 ACRES; ONE
= Of the best In State ui Michigan; under cultlya
tiun: neur depot; fruit and wuod. VSs, Tribune.
TTOR SALE-PINE LANDS, ALSO 4
Il large mill property. In Chippewa Co.. Upper I'un-
in-a'u, Michigan. GEO. NJ. ulGG1SSUN, Ill Dear
AuFn-St.
, 1881-08-07
COCNTR y RE4T, EST.t7,E

~-~~~oe-o.oa1dx1 ~ ~ d1L1 1tI1AL Eo1l1 =.
NoR SALEm$G PER ACRE-pINE TIM
+ e E. as{ss q +? M osSns9 % + sess!y s Wisconsin
~ Z r ses ~
Ar Ar Sc: 81 5. Y: u i d ct ct $ee See e. T.
s: g, efS. s; !. = sse.*s.
\ s$fTf:T$ i: : ( 4 St; IS; 4
81 lS} :; : E :: ( ${Sss!:' {{SSss:!s::'
sE II. j 1f Of ! !: i = 4 i; e S;c sse: =: :.
S.W; W;HeiS;,W i II ses.2.
All abovc In Town Il. Il. Is
!" acft's y, lia!nt1ion. Ill.
i SeE1: :: { ot :: H. 4 !; r l. G9 {; Sfe F. II T..
This Is trsi-cass hardwood timber land. covered
with black and white oaks. red oak, hickory. and
SUNG walnn, and other varieties ot la7ge timber:
only mics IRON the countyscns. Mcicansboro
ran show letters from parties who slyc near this
land who Say Il Il cheap vi u per acre with the tin,
ef q" ps 'f 1" s;e rae va!qs1 ,oda w
Room :. l;9 Madison-st.
TOR sALE-AN ELEGANT COUNTRY
~ hopss Man!1et:S iaxs supeFlor-Ihs Mn y sab- s.u
The rrnunds :' feat :ront BY ID deep. With
perfect lawn and i very choice variety ot aceli-
is lie l'f h"uss Is horourh,y built of brown stone:
furnace and open drc-places 40 better house "f its
IN ehe ns ses bs5f sd lns T fu ee
n;Sied. ;S -,,, ,., .,,,, ~, .,,o ,,,-,,,,
"r petaTc* sop nsn e'tn ID
Half tho amount remain at per cent for nn In
,S "r @ e ~ upa an essn reG
housc in pleasant sud heal,hy locality ready for In
e o the II or Il liz o
OF Marquette. Mich. 4; 4. ElfhA q:
, 1881-08-07

97r SOUTH GREEN-ST-A FEW GEN
IL ticmer can be accommodated with good
board and room Tor S4,ala week.
, 1881-08-07

10Q CAMPDELI.-AV.- - NICELY FUR
40 nrhed n!coye room. With board for gent nnd
convcntcuees; terms reasonable. References ex-
changed.
, 1881-08-07

1912 SOUTH SANGAMt)N-ST. two
/ ~ .cnt!eMc1, and wife wanted to board
III pirate family ROOM airy nnd elegantly fur
nhed. Use Of piano. bath etc. etc Prce moderate.
, 1881-08-07

DQ1 AND IS, WEST MONHOE-ST.-
-tJl two InrEc ana Two single very desirable
ruoEus with btlarI. References TX changed.
, 1881-08-07

Dof WEST YWASAINGTON-ST-
e)e1f nicely furnished front aicoye With board,
NlgD TN e hall room.
, 1881-08-07

NTAN'TED-ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH.
party With ftun slAV Ii $,,tJ to control ..,Gi
safe manut4cturtn: business paytH- .tlI pc: cant
| NYlt.x AtiAi1.hsA Il, uflirH.
, 1881-08-07

NOR SALE--DRUG STORE FOR SALE.
u with or without groceries connected; 2,A0 In
hHl2nts: county seat; only two competitors. Adj
drrs. u Il Ifl1une tll1ce.
, 1881-08-07

WE WANT LIVE. ACTIVE BUSINESS
ff inen t"Tstnesal agents III This city ana Western
States; STAPLE .''t~ afs. .rir-. tusx E:tras; "x-
elusive terrItusy given. Persons riEuit capital will
pca-o nor n,'tce: tn!4 IN Or :ridsss 4. u. tisl t.
HrtKE> lfnlar. Chfcnuu. Ill
, 1881-08-07

JTANTED-A PARTY WITH $500 To
w manufacture unvclt7, en which fo-tun.s
can te maus. This Is nn hurnhus. close tnvrs:l-
gallon will rruve. 4tdArass GEO. r. WILSON. tity
l.a,.t. Mrs..
, 1881-08-07

TOH SAI.E-CHEAp LOTS-BLEE ISL
u and-av.-10iots between Oakley and Western
Wallace and 1we,ty-ninth hss.-1G lots. south front,
u Twcnt yam; h-st. <tH each lot
IVES. Iweltlh-St-i4ai-AcEc lots tn COOK tnd
anderson ~uE,dris!en. east n1 Douglass Park
Thirty .d->t--s lots. near ash!and-ay- S40o per
Westcrn-ay.-lD lots, corner Forty-seventI-st-.
A;ily i" G. : NCnBAIlI, JK.. = Washtngton-st
, 1881-08-07

Tor sAhEcnlEAzprsE:;9 aIs<a al| AZ pr; %sS!sa
~, ts1aIe. IT, address +. BENSON Aoheno''f'
tWa,fingtou County. hos
, 1881-08-07

4 PRIVATE PARTY WILL LOAN ON
II pnnns or furniture long time and reasonable;
lad commission X 81. Tribune Office.
, 1881-08-07

2o5 WEST ONROE-ST.-OWINE TO
Je}'J parties leaving the citr sumo desirable
may be secured either permanently Ut transient
, 1881-08-07

E,OR SALE-ALL BARGA1NS- FINE
k1 houses and lots Humboldt i'nrk. one fronting
tie PARK win ut :pxl $tp One ~, feet noril, of
the park Wit, los. $'uV One fnc house ono block
iron, drpnt with IL frunt- s..1 One new
cottage. :l.tuj. LAKk1S. =! l4u Sac-st- P.S.-Lots
y- E.4in
, 1881-08-07
BOdRDLNG; IND LODGING.

go NORTH S1lELDON-ST. - HAND
" spue room, u,,f,.rnsted. with board; eycry
home ct,inftrt and convenience.
f.r CENTRE-AN.-TO RENT WITH
w bonrd large room. suitable for Two gentlemen
Also smaller roUms.
, 1881-08-07

TOH SALEM WAUKEGAN THE
finest location; new hou*c Mx5a 10 rooms, mod:
acres land; cud orellrd: ~ kinds "f small trn;
large srapcry; house with acres, good oFchafl
&c ssili seil cilran. Hox as WMukegun.
, 1881-08-07

IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY pARISLAN
dressnaker: cuts and Tits dresser. NANTES. chill"
Iren1 clothes, etc, In the lhiest Iarsnn styiess
Highest references. Address MADAME, VE ueafs
E1ru-
, 1881-08-07

900 WEST Il AMS-ST.-VERYP PLEAS
sje)O ant room to rent. with board. Momc COM
, 1881-08-07

EOR SALE-ONE OF TIE BEST TAIL
i orlnx establishments In Central Illinois with or
without stock: established tivc years; satisfactory
rtasu.s ven for leaving. Address for ona week,
, 1881-08-07

NTONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF 500
ISk 10 i3NN on machinery, furniture. nnd pnnos
Without removal, horses cnrEfascs wnsons etc; M
unncrrs.ary delay or expense. ~ and I'll Reaper
, 1881-08-07

DAMROAD-S5O,0O OO-VANTED-PA
iNny tllut can furnish capital. Ilie cu-
any IS .r:antzed and ready tor operation; j. Ihe inc
inrutrL nnd estimates itlae tor WI llcs
will hnyr guUd bssihss as III miles Is c.,mnetad
Considerable local aid niEenty secured. WV ee y
linz nf great tEpurtAncG either tho t., M 4 Ct
+. nv. e: y. W. Nai'road Cv,ngnns; j. Ta 10 tne
Viii bc in Chicago Tuesday Au: D. md wsti be pleased
~ meet any party tilat desires 70 inFestaEnto Win
view 10 business. Address 7 ii, Tribune OtiscH.
, 1881-08-07

NTONEY TO LOAN On IMPROVED
lfI nroperty ut 6 pcr cent Can negoInte tHtiltG-
isai 6unds TO good advantage. LEWIS KNOTT,
Knnms and borden Block. ~ Randotph-st
, 1881-08-07

UIANTED-A LOAN OF $1,000 on
w tirst-class business property u per cent? no
ron,,ut.sin Address $ II. TribuEe office.
, 1881-08-07

T1OH SALE-ClIEAP, FIXTURES AND
e lease If Iunc1- room; splendid location; good
for selling. Inquire at LIS Nadtaon-st, base
, 1881-08-07

oSEYa. a.,, 70 .t hoAN = oN @ ;; GlGAGo i ;axss9
rr,tas HENRY WALLER, Ji..
' lu1 Dearborn st.
, 1881-08-07

T1,OKSAf.E-WEI4L- BOOT
IL und shoe sture in Chicago: Euod casa tsala:
everythln. ~astAcnry and tn good order; oArSain.
party desires 20 Wes.. Fart cash: balance Sc
cured. Address g IT. Tribune oiticc.
, 1881-08-07

E>UR SALE-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN,
IL an elegant suburban farm Of y acres. situated
T.. mi les northwest of ChieAg" limits has two-
story house with brick cellar and cster''.
barn. lc lawn dotted with upl,le. pear CHERRY,
and ehnde trees; also large apple orchard II rear;
$.l,IU cash. only until Ant.. Ii. Address OWNER.
I'm hash
, 1881-08-07

NOR SALE-TEN ACRES NEAR TIE
INV t.hca ,o Burlington & Quincy cnr-shops;
<;U per acFc- A1->4AA II III ih.arnnrn-st
, 1881-08-07

r1OH SALE-UYDE PARK PROPERTY
!, specially 4 long list of LOIS. houses and lots.
and several acre tracts: I'LL shown frct. 4 chUce
c,tr1}cr In Eavenswp,d near church. SCHOOL anu de-
rot !; lois in Ka,ck picrces humboldt Park Ad-
t!torl 10 Cilir:.go on NoTtll-av. NOAH BARNES.
- W..ahi
, 1881-08-07

T10r SAI,E-30 ACRES SOUTH OF CITY,
- c'Vse W "sp' UEaIiY WALLER. Ji..
lE tlrAruoFn-5t-'
, 1881-08-07

4 ny AMOUNT OF MONEY LOANED
n on furniture pianos. etc. without removal. and
other collatesals- ". Y. ALLEY, l52 Dearborn-st.
17an1 i
, 1881-08-07

"ANTED-NEST SIDE PROPERTY.
w We have good demand md cot.lu mike many
more gales II we could meet the demand Want
houses and lots worth from sAN to A,ttJ ami cheap
lots. Owners will pense let hcar from them di-
~ GRIFFIN 4 DWIGHT.
corner Washington and EIhlstcd-sts.
, 1881-08-07

PERSONAL -STUNE-MASONS, TAKE
notice thnt the sisne-1uason* Ut Pnl'li!ans Works
and their bosses hurc n1sunacrstandlnR Otact
settled.
, 1881-08-07

ErOE SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE, III
~ runE,s} and three OF ground, ii miles north
~ Chie:S near the lake l. h,sh and beautiful Has
cHo s6aAS E-uve. pnEe cold water, ii nNG garden,
und p!enty "f fruit and towers. There il hardly
Elnre dt:i-ht1u; PLACE around Chicago. Frequent
trains 10 The city. quick time liat low
Heins oh!est leave the owncE is very desiEous OF
sellsnE ard Mill give the must favorable terms
very low price. see f. ". SEW1LALL, Glencoe,
$'sIrE{
, 1881-08-07
REAL ES1.fI.E WANTED.

WANTED = FOR CASH so TO IS
w front feet Montann-st between Lincoln
and Enctne-avs must tc Il bargain. Address L u,
1'rih hur nH
, 1881-08-07

L|OR SALE .-...-..
II ck stories Adnuls-st., near LcaTitt, f4.0
+ il. residence AshInG-av-
Fire stune-!ruil, tence. two stories, basement
lad IL tI,s,rd. good corner " est side. <lttuN
S;u1lr-fropI, twu .1nrts near Asnfnnd-av. N..!M
t,ctn.un stone front in good location West Side
hGaL -
frc stonefront 1hrce stories and cellar, lot feet
ki1t.. \ Asfliand-n -nv slu.tti: j bsrcat:l. ... -.
brick. two stories and basement Wa
tosh-av- south of lh:r1yttst-st $itl; bar3,ain.
HENRY WALLER, Jll, lU1 Ucarbttrn-sL
, 1881-08-07

A ny AMOUNT 10 LOAN ON FUkNl-
II ture and pianos without removal. Isl Randolph
, 1881-08-07

E1OR SALE-FUKNITURE OF CITY
~ Hotei, corner sixteenth aud Stao-sts and hot tel
fur rent. Appy Ut Office.
, 1881-08-07

ITO EXCHANGE - Ii ACT ES NEAR
/ city, und easy Of access; cheap fare; al' subui-
yieh ready for auction sales If any one Wsstaes 10
realize; VIA, 10 exchange for improved business
s,rfna RI and puy cnsh difference al $lUM t0 $iaMU.
Ft'' GRIFFIN 4 DWIGHT.
cnrner XHniilrEInn and l1MlStGt!-4 SIS.
, 1881-08-07

TyOR SALE-4O ACRES IN SEC: e, I. 3,
Il K: IL ncur Wabash K. H., only sis per acre
, 1881-08-07

1NUE SALE-ACRE PROPERTY ON y,
II IN O. Il L. and Os,ien-av.. between city limits
aud Riverside: some conn p3rt HIs;;,,,,,,+,,s. "
, 1881-08-07

rOCEROACUES- AFTER TRYING
Z j eycrylnIu: for bugs and rDuctes Conan vii!
guarantee perfect cxtcr1niHntton Addresh oostal
4.rh4 Et1-sI
, 1881-08-07

-nr SALE OR NORTHUMBERLAND. Ia ~.
aud eear Il oS sSk repuF IN Gales.
buildings garden es' e, az ~ frairc Ind Loserss
Ru nure tter i city na i eaiby and
celisu viii sell ur exchange for Encia Enciao .un,
n.,y on Very reasonable tern,f anu La @s saiIe.st
, 1881-08-07

I1OE SALE-TIIE UNION PARK BAN
u ner printing Office and good Ut The f'usi-
ness in consequence Of the death Of the late pub.
West Mud{5un-sL
, 1881-08-07

VIZ ANTED - ACRE PROPERTY AT
w Washington lights by cash customers
PIERCE j. WARE, l{3 La Sal1e-sI
, 1881-08-07

| 1I,OK SALE-A STOCK OF AIERClIAN-
e disc. consisting of dry goods. clothinE boots and
shoes. JN miles west OF Chica-o. IN as nhe
iOwn rs there in the northern part OF the State
| Addrps. IL Tribune office.
, 1881-08-07

17OH SALE-TIIE FINEST RESIDENCE
II corner in Hyde Park, corner OF nreAe and South
Parks south and tron: easy ieru.s; II sou want
n pccc VI prO,,ertv that c+nnut he matched call on
1nr Il IftE}S-'IIlN. Jr.. JASatIe-st.
, 1881-08-07

TOE SALE-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN,
u On account Of sickness Of tho proprietor. tine
restaurant West Aadi,vn-st., near the Academy
1navbc-tup tables: nnc mlrrnE black walnut paIti-
r,ce s,Nl less than actual cost Gull Sunday. lI
N.I,t St,ii4 btI-St