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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28
Engliah and American Euklish.

& An American friend of mine. in re.
spouse to the question by a English-
man Ian eedingly positive and dog
matte person. as it chanced). Why do
Englishmen never say = guess, = no
piled more wittily than justly, because
they are always 80 positive about every
thing" But it Is noteworthy that.
whereas tho American says frequently
II guess" meaning Il know" the
.Englishman IS freely lards his discourse
with the expression. ''You know"
which is, perhaps, more modest. Yet
on tho other side. Il may be noted, that
the 'down East American often uses
the expression. II want to know in
tho same sense % our English express
sion OF attentive interest ''lndeed."
Among other familiar Americanisms
may be mentioned the following
e An American who y interested IN z
narrative q statement viii say ''la
that sol or simply $50 r. The expires.
sion "f0sslDle = 10 sometimes but not
often heard. Dickens misunderstood
this exclamation as equivalent to ''lt Y
possible, bus does not concern me :;
whereas In reality 1t Is equivaient to
tho expression lis It possibler' have
occasionally heard the expression: "Do
tell r. but It Is less frequently heard
now than OF yore.
The word 'er1ght' Is more frequently
used than IN England, and used also in
senses different from those understood
In our, English usage OF the word.
Thus, the American wall say fright
here and right there, where an
Englishman would say '')ust here OF
''just there, or simply "here' or
'there." Americans say right away.
where We say directly " On the other
hand: ! am lncllned 70 think that the
English expression right weu'" fol
''very Well - not commonly used IN
America.
Americana coy yes, SIR" and mo
SIR" with q sense different from that
with which the words are used In Eng.
land but they mark the difference OF
sense by q difference OF information.
Thus, it question Is asked to which
the reply in, England would be simply
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-09-28

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Is no nonsense about ibis Preparation. Practical OBJ
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asting three Months will restore those In tho
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rot. Guilmett' 5, Ffsaoh- Eiyer Pad.

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and all diseases Of the liver, stomaeh sud blood.
Price ol.6O BY mail. Send Tor PrOT 0uil macy
Treatise on The kidneys and I'vetl eee lby NAH.
rroMoh DAACo,
March &c. <Ytgfk Toledo. Ohio.
, 1881-03-11
a General Impression tllnt tho
Proposed Measure Is
Too Sweeping.
The Reported Consolidation Of tht
Pennsylvania Road's Western
interests Confirmed.
plttsburg On1clnls Greatly Agltatcd by
tho Turn Affairs Inyo
Taken.
Iowa People Want an Extension Of the St.
Paul To Council Bluffs and
Kansas City.
WIKI THE KfLL pAss1

VIII THE BILL IASSg
senator Walkers i.a'lroa1 l'i, tn fix MAX
mum for pnRscIYer and freight rntcs on tho
Iaro,,s li.,ots rt1.tls which I'LL VIVA introduced
wednesday. /. looked upon by tho Chscago raIt-
rad nllc[HIA as M unreasonable cfEort, and 0na
that IA very l!he1y to bu IcfcMtctl The full to1t
nj the proposed measure having appeared III
yc..erday'a THIiuSE, 1t wns duly real and con-
tjlere,l by chicnRo's raiIroad people, anu n
nnu,bcr Of tho mora prominent Of those gcntlc-
men we're hcNri to express their opinion In tho
premises. : -.-..
Salt Mr. Horace Tucker, General Freight
Agent Of tho ltlnois Central: "fn the irst p1nco
ldon't think Tho bill will paas; md, In tho ncxt
psec. II It should puss, l dou't think It would
be rcrnynfxcd or lived up TO- You SEQ tho pres.
ent maximum rates on freight md passenger
tariffs wrrc tixcd by law IN 1871. but Until within
tho past year some ot tho rt'ads were chlrRinE
higher passcnacr rIte tnnti that liked " tho
In II 1H7:'-thsce cunts per ntlc,-she Illinois
Central being tho first to come down to that
fgure: md tho Axlnutl 81 tho freight thrills,
ceedcd Our chartcr gives us rho right to reGu-
late our own freight ratcs md we nre now h.v-
f. Tint oss0" sc's cSse Y st bs uis l1si sies d..
Giles ugnlnst us, VIC will have tu submit: but 1t
docs seen, ns thongh tho LcEislMturcs were
s1aal e. we1n oEed df t" aacee 70 The demands of
tho proposed lnw. tho 1llhnta Central alone
xoulh i0sc ut leasi halt million dollars ~ rev.
present ratcs,-tllo fault-!lnders aro tue poll
Mr. Hugh Riddle. rrcsi4rnt Of THO Chicago 8.
Rack island, did not thftlk tho bill would go
through. 1T WIS OF tuu arbitrary n character,
md was gotten up by those who wcro not con-
yersant WITH raflrd business IL Tio m LegislntusG
rond would not TO for unother.
AssstMut General Freight Agent Mackhy, Of
tho Mtchgnn Central. sad that tho bill gould not
pass II tne law -Mnkcrs of Springfield would
, 1881-03-11
THE ST. PAUL.

MILWAUKEE, Murch l0.-A pnrty OF business
men arrived In tho city Inst night who arc vsil-
lug Milwaukee for tho purpose of consulting
with tho st. Paul NatlruAd oiTctnls concerning
extonslons OF that rond. They arc frun Cedar
1tlpltls, Iu., and desire to hnve tho Chicago, Nit
waukoo & 81. Paul Hallway push nhead tho limos
from tholr city to Council Bluffs and also to
Kansas City. Tho proposed extensions arc very
Important ones and will undoubtctilf be built
within fow ycars at farthest. Tho Cedar ka p
Ids people dtslro TO hare them butlt ut 1nce. and
will enlenv0r to arrive ut e0nlD conclusion In
St. Paul ul1iolnIs to-day. Among tho party arc
+. }. Upt%',, George Douglas. y; iilg!oy, james
Snsamofrer' nr. Smith. and n Mower eas''''' -
, 1881-03-11
NAltisOW-GAuGE.

6pfc1aE U15Ddlfh to 7ks CK4td00 9F36NNA
BIARloN, Ind, March l0,-Tho genoral oElccra
Of tho ToluAo, Deiphos & burlington Hallway
made this city Tying visit to-day. After max
Ing sono inspections. they started for Toledo.
The officers arc quite canGdont that Gro two
years roll around the Toledo. Dolphos Il Ilur-
lington and Dcnver & lilo 0rande Railways will
this b., t,nrried ait. Tic nurrow-Rnu9n syst0 m
would havo Il good show OF showing It's tnorits.
ST. l.ouls will be roachod this aeus0n by this
rDAd,
, 1881-03-11

wiihtn mn nee of losing ita equilibrium. Tho
brakeman III deck were Obliged to liz Hat md
Ittrs lflt.ut. ba.liy frightened nsn Ftuck to tue
e!ip nn.i face'i tho fiorrnrs of death. f,cfnw
rycI truck. and il wns IN this stretch that tho
runway .rnn wns mastered md .tnppcd. Hnme
nf tho tAi1tn With iron for tho front,
hut they wpr,, ,,nttnslc hcfurc ffe train stopped
ly the tnnlcrlnI being buried In Ill directions.
, 1881-03-11
TO1tT WAYNE.
Special DLpateh 10 tn Chicago TJtb4n

Special DNpateh 10 1As CAlea9o 1NbVnA
FoHr WAYNE. Ind, March l0.-uenera1-gu.
porintendent Wosthfngton announces In cir.
cular to-day tho resignation of George W. Null
len, General Passenger and Ticket Agent Of the
Fort Wayne, bgunclo s CInclnnati and the Whito-
Mater Railways. GenrKo H. Campball has been
npp0atcd in his atend. Mt. Canpbell has beeu
ftjf many years Chief Clerk III tho Freight DR.
pREfIl cut,
, 1881-03-11
RF,tctnlIs REVIVAL

Sp'efat nhpateh to The Chtenpo Tribune,
1ti,ot,MiSuTox, ill.,, Mnrci' 10.-Ei'ler A. J.
Hobbs. nr Cincinnati, ono OF the most beloved
n.l,l nlnst ministers who ever lisei lictr, i1na
arrived IL nssIst In tho work nf tho xrnnh revival
1l,w et'!ny IN Mt tho Christian Church. VI which
ht wns n fnrn,Gr p,lstur. Tho meetings nro at-
tended by ir,,isG1lst audnnccs anil the most In
tense feeling u.li interest nrh tnl,Itestc,f.
, 1881-03-11
ITEMS.
md Pag!scul

E11HA
Geucrnl Ticket and Passenger Agent st. John,
Of tho Rock lslund. did returu from his Cn,l-
AIa trip until yesterday morning.
Mr.. George b. Campbell has been appointed
General Ticket Agent Of tho White Watnr and
the Fort Wayne, Munote & Ciuclnnati Ronds.
Tho Boston Transcript Is authority for the
statement that In carly life on tho farm Jay
Gould's special work was watering tho stock.
Yesterday afternoon u through train from
Sioux City started over the Illinois Centrul for
Chicago. this being tho f1rst trnin this way from
Sioux City slnce tho great sHow-atortns q week
ugo.
Tho report comes from st. Louis that Mi. solon
Humphreys, President OF the St Louis. Wabasl
4 racifc la'ad. WIS struck by runaway horse
In st. Louis, und emerged from tho catastrophe
with 0lsocated cour-bone.
At tho meeting of the stockholdcrs Of tho va.
earnings for tho ycar tn have boen fls ~.
and tho operating expenses. ihxrs, interests,
ssas ef o issn 'sSt fee ns = ss1ps
c'ared upon the proferrcd stock, pn,Hbio yosteF.
duy.
and Arkansas, r. Cotnpany shnIId build Il '!uo
on1y fnay o. m'lss tn ienyta ono;hals Y lo1as a.d
Bury to Uhtnln chArcr frnul ench Stntc, nnt
hnve two nots Of Directors. it Is nnIcrnto0I
thar Mr.. 1ny Gnud hns hecn very nslc worried
over such laws Ani has nnl!Net the Legislatures
u 10th States that unlaa2 thoy Mlnuna their Mws
they will drive capital away from their statca.
Tho pennsylvan,a Company contemplated tho
IntFosl.cuon Into all parts nf tha AltaHna ttatl-
WAY shnps ct tue elcetriu light system. sixty
hve locomotives WerG built ut Altmina tluFlug
the year lSsI fur tho main line, and twenty for
tho ohor raads east Ut 1'tltsburg; eighty pNs-
baggage. 9nd otRht exprosh cnrs were also built
~ tnat point, together With ~ box. w KHndnlu.
neous cura.
Tho ChioaRo, burlington Quincy Isoad has
tuat tssued y now through freight tariff pun:
Pne1 Ma'sn pfnnay ~ % ~ sns ~
9uttsa up In Chicago. 1t tnultldeS uveruOo towns,
M hns a. iudex 70 every point mentloncst, embFaccs
columns VI rates for every one: uud each cntl-
neetion u n'owoti ecparato pake hy !tsolt, 70
have have its III iarias chapsci. tho chanSo oouId 10
mldu in tho pamphltt Without interfering wilh
mora q thnM ~ ono pa1c' There Hso tweuty-fouF
lAs Vegas tNaw Moxlcnj Opltc; TAe most halr-
rising epsosfo that ever hAppoaed tO u New
Sana sswny 's e h9 !ot
at o1!uek on rho west ssope ot ulOr.utta suni-
nit. Tho train coHiprlsed nearly thirty loads,
tho engineer, threw on tho watcr'brAkc, but
found II was bTnRa and would not wnrk Tho
train Eains moment1m to such @ frtKn.f.i o1.
tbs base IN tront wor1 hurled from taar plAcu
Into tho alr, ntcAklnE one q thu locomotives
tralatn0A had already sct every one, and t.alsEea
that tho train was beyond tholr eOhlrol. 5eouK
coatss @ % he ,ra!u Twas vas scsnE, nsuwn jam,wi fsu,a
10 hoss, aai landtsl @ u soyss,y:tso fost ;lls,ant.
on the ca1ooso v lth pAwnec ChAEliu and wife 10
pasacpKers, Touring that the traln was going to
it with tha urakes whjiu tue trulH continued liz
, 1881-03-11
NO UEFRIEEDLY COMPETITION.
Apketat DLspatth 70 1hA Chteaa0 TtNunA

OMA1iA. Neb., March l0-Ths conference at
Topek1 between 4. l.. Klmbail, Assistant Gen"
erai Manager of tho Union Paniao, and tho off,
Gers Of tho now Southern Fnulno route, resulted
lu an agreement OF rates to bo maintained over
both soatcs to the pAclio coast, a. It was cyl
cotnputItfon over such great lonEths OF road
would be Vory Improbable.
, 1881-03-11

ST. PAUL, Mlnu+, March l0.-lt Ia authoritative.
" announced that II. e. Sargent. Qcuesa! Man.
aEeF Of the Northern FAollo Railway slaoa 1911.
bus tetlderoi his resignation, and that tho sanae
Ia Oh fl8 In tue Office Of the Company In New
York. Tho resignation haa not yet been ao-
cepttd. but II unlor confederation by tue Com
pauy.
, 1881-03-11

yiurl,rAtcr,s llypopstosr,,ftea
Will enre consumption, couKh.. wenk lnnss,
bronchitis. itf,tt general debility. Established
twGnfy.Une yeMr3,
, 1881-03-11

TINT npply to 1!ile's Honey Of flurnht,iIul aud
Inr.
fixes rO0thuth Drums cure In OnG minute.
, 1881-03-11
CEdIEJ'DY.lNI,S,

ASTROLOGIS DIR. ELLIS
n never falls to read lie coFectly and tps per-
sna nosanHss ss.ses nunHsl. hat d5sx ls.ss pFs.Ss
LIZ. tllisA ~ " Oh Il z1Laopt-kt- GAlsAAo. IL
, 1881-03-11

Forest CITY House Al Ia WcddelI iI",iso arc
Ga a Ss'P;,s' @ Tnan,1: M VII; M @aaasnF i,ircstSr.
blhson ycslerday uitcrn"o',. iic fo,,"d tho r.
frnt Of lilo Forst Gsy iioa. Ico htK ."klns Il, ill.,
gssk ,a s Ts xix s ws a:; = prt .t nfgs
vi! to ,,is I'd elpRc j',si u. ~ t1.t - .. ' !oa,'
ts ,Sosn IL nlrea',y i a''HserISr % Ht"rao
!snksr, ,., 4, 4 tna haak,s,ne ] y ife cop:
desires to have nUtltlHK to hn with thu work If
building, mud suys be- ,ioes not wish t" IMnr nsy-
l,cisl roaI i, II pnssrrurt. .conc,,. scil',y Is II
innn ur ltnmeItsu wealth. md t1Is given nivMy
tortunc tn clIarItnhtn ard esIIcutoIlal tM.tlt,t.
bttpltnl III, lieo0klyn. VIZ invn ollior Huston
md New York capitalists hrtIu,' n. ta. lay
asock. md have ne interest In the r'nul. Sctl1ur
linssGIl SaRu, nor jcwett+ nor my ttthor IuH,lcn
assacAtG Of Icy t:oa,l.l t,ns my in.s.est IL Tho
heaviest Dhn tkhnltHr.
The ,a,n1'eny 1,as @ ,cen tncornorst'a IN 'ivc
iIana. and l'linois.-and Is i seln1rn,a company
in utmost onGh State. Une rUIn}IAny Et,itrnH
i,hio and 1mtltatlsl. hnt ol tl,at Company I M!
into tlno comls,'y, md tho stnek VIII bc changed
to cnnfnrn The Directors of tic various com.
think to cirras 't tho Il esuliaii, s ai, tst sH Tho
general oI'ccrs VII bo elected. Thc projecl has
u been under wy % fur r, atteen months. snd wits
';Thc gct,rrn pan Of the ro.,tu lins l,ccn pub.
iishod. lMit how far hss tho way becn t'cllnIiiy
''The roalbett Is Ernlcd ntready from Fort
Wayne. H. intiitls,M, to I'lfn. III U,,Io. Frun.
1i1ln to New lnIIon. forty hIlrs na.t, the,. n
tho latter will bc used, 1t is perfectly AtruIuht
tine. Thero fs one stretcf Of the rolu! nlteiS-
, 1881-03-11

THE CHICAGO ~ NEW YORK ROAD.
Tho Cleveland Lsa2I<r OF yesterday has tho
following;
Aen. William II. Gibson, the Prosideut of the
Ohio & lndiana division VI tho HoY York CHI
, 1881-03-11

A GENTS WANTED-lN EVERY CITY
n or tuwn} no taipltal required. Addrnss with ref
eFtucex. .GardeA tily Graln EKchanau chlcx4o. III
, 1881-03-11

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
T%OK SALE-FINE TRACES OF HEAVY
- l!tnber lands black walnut white Uhk. etc. tho
heaviest timber On tho Continent Near ratsruAu Afd
naxfFable mntcr.coueses. H. KESSEDf. lis Id
sAIlG-st
, 1881-03-11
UUXINI1SS UxlIfDS.

A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT, LAW,
n sts4 Dearborn Chicago Ady!cu feras ID yoAFx'
e1Vtrls1cv. Husuess Quisu3 and I1galy &sxusaGtvd.
, 1881-03-11

- 9b1 c4&I3xt1f H1lL4L {<tfL Hl(Ls
1j'OK ALE-TECEIFER'S SALE-PUR-
- snani u an order uf the superior Court OF CoUk
t*.anty entered March lro of1rr t,r aalo all tic
!!Hh tt!a and Interest Tint have Ncce!ver IF The
inriilE real s'ats; t"*t: Iots z to H. inclusive In
in 1sIock 4: thu nrth half Nf ork !: Dck except
,nE s sn.s h"t oi the s9utb ~ teet q s!d Bl"ck &
Addition to south Chicago. lids sur tho above de
strtbed property must he d0tyrrch IN Inc in willing
dotn MHscti 81 n.y. Snd must !" aecsimpn,.td With
IeEm-Al CASH or half cash and hAIf n two years
With per cent interest. va. TuHplS.
, 1881-03-11

TIi1CAuO STORAGE co. OTTO 200 RAN.
uIph -xL, Ii tho pAca fur atorlux 5uur furniture,
plSuos iasfcGandau ulc la and 100. Adtulrvs nsdu
, 1881-03-11
G.iSJ-DFF I!LOIIIING,

A LII. CASH PAID FOR CA5r-OFF
u Lr Ars. tisdsT Address J. UELnElk NJ ktAtn-
, 1881-03-11

CTORAGE FOHFUHNrrURE,n nUGGlES,
~ atc,t cheapest and bast In City. Advances Ut low
fztns- GEOMGk pAAMt. lty WeAt Alonr0e..L
, 1881-03-11

DARTNEfs WANTED ~ SILENT OR
Il active, in 4 huAinpaa w0lt atlAbtkhed with fTJM
a!11 W kN1U; bMstncHs clean and p!sa.An with fair
pfxldiA A4drass t.-t&. Luck Ao1 IhA GhlcAxu.
, 1881-03-11

WILL GIVE FINST-CLASS FlANO
w lpHlous " pept& peF h0ur, u kcn ntlemRn Ut len
ysara' pIperiunra toauhes; sudlud u Europe. ID,
1rtbunU v(bca.
, 1881-03-11
REAL .EsI'.tI'E TAINTED.

NTANTED-1W WANT TO PURCHASE A
w :-siu!y hDuse and lnt In good nelrhbnrh rhoni.
on south nt N9tth Sides Wll give - acres Wiseon-
nlentB. Addr0ss Il s.. 4rbnnp uttiuc.
, 1881-03-11

r OST-BETWEEN DIR. HAYES Or
~ lice, WMtHsli.ny. and WhshnEtun-st.. .par "
urGEI. -1lns*rs. II rGWnr1 to the finder. \ . Trltnte
, 1881-03-11

TOR SA1E-A COMFORTABLE SUB
~ urban homo. WsIt 10 soId cheap. Address . II,
Trtbunl ntlct.
, 1881-03-11

FOR SALE,
T1OK KBAI4E-Tl1EC COUNTER, MIRRORS,
Il Aad fixtures Of Dsst-cla.s bAe'fuam. tytll sal
At 1afEGta Oh account VI removal, u NO. III East
AdnILB.St.
, 1881-03-11

IjUK SALE-T1IE 35'TOKY AND BASE
~ ihcht narhie-fr~nt u un!vernlty -plmce. Gt 1iK
~; .eyns}thing nrss-cIhss III oSesy respec MEAD X
, 1881-03-11

E1OK SALE-OR TO REST-1IOuSES,
l. lots. And fnrnIs at iJ!usdnte. VIII build hnasps
10 suit IN! spll pN ensy terns. O. ). SLOUGH.
oWnuE Ii Dcurbosn AL, Chicago
, 1881-03-11

T1OR SALE-llOUSE,1 10 ACRES, $500.
H. lInune, IL acF,'%. $I+l1 kaM down.
House, hctes. llU; t1lt iuan.
j. q. EA Rt.E. N0Un. 81, ll6 WnshlnEton.st
, 1881-03-11

TOR SALE-RECE1vER'S SA1E-pUK-
saant T. ~ order II t'1a s%tesio5 court Of co"k
ntne ~ H. Wisner's Subdivision uf tlIe horthcnnt
HlHrGI !f the northeast auHrlcr u Scctlon twentJ-
tive t@1,. Township thirtythrcn til, north. iurnRc
fnYrtern w. east q the third Eriiclpnt ncrdtan.
nnlce. Hmm, Nu ii TandnIph.st., ne " bctmro
Narcll n 1881. and must be accompanied With de-
glst ~ III per cent u thb amount Ut the tld '. 4.
TERFIN, Hecplytr.
, 1881-03-11

NylNDSOn EUROPEAN HOTEL. TRIn-
w une Hock-ts lhs largest sud baat EUROPEAN
ho'el u tho city. haynK !ss ro9na lanslnT tsoa Iso
rusiaurxns uidurne a,h IA IL E(lS1tiN. i'r0p
, 1881-03-11
TO ItEN1-sTOR RES, OF'FYC'E;S, &c

TITO REST--A CHOICE SUITE OF OF
y tcas on second Honr IN Ilcarbarh building. 10
EUSDlE'T, Kouln L.
, 1881-03-11

- TxI7tIN1ETS WANIEDs =
DAIiTNER WANTED-IO PURCHASE
i coal 1ands -$luDt1 &Anu wanted IL purchase =
1nt Of yury yauabu Ghl lunds ~ lon. than thor
' Tottl. ics fsstat.s patpvse. mar ksns*s tty snd
profitable uI,asxi40n, and Rvo undoubte1 FafeT-
NHcDA Full pAltlculAsz u Ho1M Metropolitan
}tlnhk
, 1881-03-11

NA1.-GENTLEMAN, Is YEARS
4 Of nsp. ntwIy nrriscd tn the United Stuluh de-
sfgH l., lueftt. RclunintGd With m accomplished uni
ilMtlds'tile 5oMnr lndy. with view u nlnLrln,uny
!hs bust OF tefUrGce 10 produce tn reputation arid
G!iArhrtGs. etE. A,drcss CAlIIiUFE. Lock lux HB
Post -utit.e, t'hrhytL, - y 7 ~
, 1881-03-11

900 TO sS WANrEn Sa1is j lA sa,1s.I TE
sao paying 80 rut cent !n*estent lust and hafess
ieEluA. Address " WATENl'HUtlE. Tribune 6ttlca.
, 1881-11-27
CITY RE4L ESTATE.

E.uR S-AE-BY j. e. MAGILL S CO, S;
T. Wusninv,un->l:
S:D-tnrt;-av.. choice r;ecc Of fsu*iness proper.
eS:ss'-i.caviis- iis-er.. .,car Jac.tt.n fronting twc
nEte1SI. ---tors and tss-suc1,t l,s1u, Ut rp1ns at
sas e,,u e".ai H." t. s TT ft t'soss Tic ass. s," ''
ss1-.utsnxc aiid lot u.ar Central ra1t. Lot worth
s;61Wsst adis.s.. III n';-s 4,";c m and sst* a.rstn.
s.:0In-nlndson-st- u -c.r- with Improvements;
$t.s1->,a1t-st- store sEE Na:-
s.Vl-Maisun-st. sure and hats: :s'-foot iot-
:at:'-Biuc 1ssnd-zy. store and .fats, paying tfS
stiNWest Indiana store. mud fats. onc o1 the
lrst paying blocks tn the city: Largo rental prompt
::a.I-svu,h 1sa's,ed-* location rrst-c1ass frer,e
hul'ctnc; rne !o;: bareain
*G-&D-tArk-hF.. HFr1-G!oas CCiaEOH-1FQHt b1!cki
.st.ry % una basement stone front
<..t,..arf-av ;ztos* frame, brick basement. :'~
%a1h,-t:.iHnu-av lin the best part Uf the ayenue)
--stn:s and bA>eiacn: stone front
!su-co:i:rc.s-st. 7sst-r:ss> e-story Cellar, and
na1urcs. ets.; iarc lus- Improvement. ausae woFta
:s.g:;ein cic=ant ,nan>ard roof. sand>,onc-fron.
,p expense Yarcd; east front; deslEzee location:
West SHE.
On eorn.T east lt:nt: rear cars; ea~s 1era,s..
k;5n-Nes. 4ack-un-st- ncut JeneteOu Park. s
observation-disclosures, convenient TO steam and
i"r-t rar' cottage aud los, worth Ss.a3: owner Ii
<UA-Itush-s,.. t1ick residence. r. roou,s all con-
fI,sstWe<t M"nrue-st, u coonl<. octason front,
:s.D-eonsrr.s.s 3s,ory md cellar octa.cn front.
1ck: cun:-ruoul aad kitchea III parIur Hours lure
l1.-
LOTS.
$t:a-.Ashtnnd-av- Il desirable co.ner tho bcs.
vacant az tt a"'ss csesant "t West SIDE streets.
t.J-HasislHStna boulevard. - t.T ~ fect i'll most
c desisahs I,cauon: ul,s II worth Sui
{sS.-tt-si.dea-tr.. II fine !tnSsiit.* tstE11eF.
flxI-Mcht:Nll-ht. near T~elf %a-+t.: i bargain.
, 1881-11-27

I7Ot. SALE
u une c-etu:y and bn~emen: brick house near Slx-
>ecith->t-- an Na13$h-As-
One .-elUty ifn4r Mch:;:an-ay., near Thir
toeHsh-,.- ......
stuc .>.orr md basement brick house, South Park
Av.. Fear ! 1wcnty-sccslaa-sL
Dnc :-st..ry and baxeMaent frame house Oh Thirty
E1t7-st-, near ~ ntash-av-
nnc otsck OF SIX bunscs. 2-stor: and basement
bricks )"n.On fruits. M6lre->t.. west vi HurfsG.
tne IS .ury and ts,~cuent ttrit.k In Al ul,ier
M3nror-s 1'ea7 Nss,er.'-ns; ',:ivc iii': tar:ain
Gficx luG.te est IaEEsas;i-s. Ne>trIsat-
one --story and ias>.ne:,t sso.4e-1sunt housr
Van Ha:e->S.. 3.ar Aehtrnd-ay.
,)Ae 1-toFy 1zszae Luu-+:. II ith 9xits foot
lot tu- ~ l.carlti-*t.: lrace NtN: Nc .na1Arscc
margin OF S Investment in this pT0t,eFty by
Aiay next.
live :-siory s1one-fronts on Aar:Eneld-av- near
Snu EuEc:i-si- nE>STAt X tt,-
tn1t In Na1lS last
, 1881-11-27

N]ANTED-T0 IsENT-A TIIE-}yRIT-
~ Ing Hsaciline for month. Address V il
Tribune Office ~
, 1881-11-27

"ANTED-TEAAIS TO HAUL COAL;
~ highest price paid; WORK all winter. No. ~
, 1881-11-27

NTATERIAL1ZING SEANCES IN THE
f lISat Sunday and FhursiuT evenings; 81 cen,s.
strings daily \ positive cure for nervnMs debility
81 West AiadiSun-st.
, 1881-11-27

WANTED = IMMEDIATELY, FIRST
~ Citss artists lu fndta-tnk far portrait work:
steady emblojnleni. Address J. g. MEDLAK Itocx-
, 1881-11-27

pOAHD-AND NICE ACCOMMODA-
~ tiuns for .ent!cmnn wife. unu duuxhter un
North side +nuth 0t Chtc and cuuyenienE to
sn.e.st- ears references exchanged. Address W
IL Tribune III
, 1881-11-27

WINDSOR EUROPEAN HOTEL, TRIE-
~ uHc i!lock-l% the inrEest and tnst t:urnpea,,
hhis!lA he city. having i- ro"ns RANGING from. &c
tsurunl underneath. SAMUEL. ul.T:t;S'rEN, From
, 1881-11-27

- NORTH STATE-ST. - DESIRABLE
y r"tn,. suitable tor two young nlcn with huurd.
lteferelIees rrqulteh.
, 1881-11-27

nor SA1.E-OS TIME. OR FOR GILL
l. Cage property. lt] anu S:raere farm. in lnwn
1,'d I-:s.rv ari tn ted Eircr Valley Mum. DINE
, 1881-11-27

- SECONDHAND TYPE
~ writer: mtst be tn good osdcr- Address r l.,