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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

O,r merchants mas s'S'
,0ins to please the most 81 G Christina al
please, III wv
dandies.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Eg Wn .aor = than anything else :
boast y. .i.. 81 0opps ladies Of course
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

W. had a pleasant eau lion l.oI
~ 81, " Patterson ESQ, Ct f'ai'i'
sS au last Monday
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

wH =. ~ stock Of iewelry ~
the e s.n,o Cali All and see foJ yourself
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

NE We Weref &c Fec
90 head friend, D ,a.a weeL.
al Houston, in the city TINS "s'
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

- q. buchanan 4 G e. ;.o aIS
reeeis's9 dr .he holiday trade.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
NOTIFY Fs

IS 20
All deeds DC, l =
Chancary Clerks Of $,
belonging to partia
the 2nd d >
the. C6ickasS
delivery and q
fees due on san
y E.rAll 81.
Chancer5 Cl
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

80, worth the small pr'cepI
!. Is s. II no. 10 free yourself Of eHy
symptom Of these 9., ais ~ cam at Il
p eio1s and d get gel bottle q sh0 s,il
tslizer, every bottle mas .slasor5,nelyE
gqs q SoSs YOU U no coed it will cost 8NF
S GsSlosa. and H. c. BUCHANAN IN Z
C Co okolona, POptotos, and :
! ton.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

- -.L,,I torm for DEOI0-
70 lHg n go veare Informed,
no seho"' DI'' 10 1et EIo.Eav of
will open on Tho Term ill be
January mex. F uoless he city
o ~, ' sball * proper y extend 1i'i
S ,bo 'e-m EaAt viii have .glii
Wy ~ W. ~ taae's t-eapable and iaill,
iuL ~ ..t;,s Lohools as Okolona.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

N
~ p..t Re90steve Garrison ...S 9.5O
y ~ ~ ~. ~ 70 Albert Williams Low
L s u Vo,,,e- IGOR B Marion ...... s'oV
J rI-g5 SOL w Abernethy zee. 50.io
) a ng p'i,oi 7.WS Scott, Collins & Co l.'S5
y ~ W.,o.,r;ns s40G Cauipe 20 20
u , n9s5 n 3O Richard Dexter S90
J Y, ~ i. -. G.OOGus Parker ,....... ~
~ y y l1O, gbar- 4OOCharity Lyon. i ~
n y e,;r,es 2.40Pompie Williams ~ og
N N Nsbors 9.40H b Lacey ,.....'. - 71
" ~ tf.-;on 20S l. Wilson ........ II "
NM. Dsrden 16.60J L Finley ...'.''' W. y ~
mos N.r5och ne SOL v Stovan. 80.
y, :, n ~ I04a Richard Luster ... - ~.
T T Patterson a.ge.5e, .ll;r ciik SOC
oI." eia. " elk, use&c w
u A Castles q, .ls 5osL Wilson, shf 5e q 9,
- ,s,,..e f.sss Wilson use; "a y y.
Il ,Melerssn 5.21G q pstte, son - ~ NJ,
g6 Az -, 15.00ad q q Fsrned ~ " J.
Mrs b fGssit. a Jaw A Harriu $500 iel
/ q VI billiard S % oe,R f Sayeley .'''' 10
Il 4 Nels6n o9's,l r Nj krol IL
/ Il B Lacey use 55'5oJ A Tab6 : son iOsOs
LW ilsou ,oo0I Iohn follY
II J l. Finley lONg5SS
! Il y, Si55ci5 Of ok0Iona. ~
Justg 5nd ia Beat No "A'"
Soetalse school removed -
point in\e.or. Of $ " 2, TO- 70
GldeNASLoeNestabli saea-
Oyfarea n the SsSyll ana I9 ~ y y
Coilect1r be Z horizeaAc pay 20 4 = Z
j Abbott e3A0 out r. rai'roa9 !
funds b his ID Is, thelt ne oeins
inlten oil railfdN coupons tiis o~5
cancelled. al
County TeacH IS bono liked -
$500 and s1,0N for trm com
mencing January Rs2 .all
The contract for Aepinl or eoalu.
inc paupers for ear 4se2 was
awarded 10 A. p Nepn.
Usual per diem alloNed, y
/ Board adjourned tilN LIST A%oa5
III. = JOE RRIDl PreslN
EFF. NEDlIN, Clerk ~
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

The under ,h.r
T S,' 80 for sale, YIN
III dams street M m
RoIona The lots are o.
oh side Of the Town, near ~.
F9siuess portion, and between Una.
and the Vitksburg and Nssn' y,
railroad. The lots lie fronting
stTeeis above mentioned 100 iee1 80
running back 400 feet, and are ~ %
OF he best neighbOrhoods IN
- limits Of Okolona. Pro
Tonnine from $3.50 TO $3.50 per 10
Amply to my agents, r. A: Murdoc
or ". D. Mcdowell, at Okolons, on
to The undersigned at Buena VISTA ~
Miss. Terms, lne half cash ana re-
mainder to suit the convenience %
the purchaser l NJ
decl I'm
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

r. S nv he boys viii have
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

RI Assessor ]. F. Thompson
call 10 see MS this week.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15

Strayed from Okolona On De- s
one small bay horse mule, abont
years old, with striped legs. Wa
strayed he had saddle on, Ar
formation leading to the wheresber.-
orthis mule viii be rewafded. n
i. G. coSErw
flsc. lStl-z. olona,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-12-15
REALEsrATEl

In pursuance Of %
made With Col,
energetic p
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
EXTRA SESSION.

l. seems 10 be pretty we'll agreed at Wash
ingtOn inst an extra session of congress viii
DC called to meet some time IN May. The eX
cuse for il is the NECESSITY of passing the fund
! ing bill to save some 5000 900 interest on
the public DEBT which he government would
otherwise have 70 pay This, however, Is large
| ly pretext, as the treasury has nearly means
enough already AT its command 10 take up
nearly all OF the bonds falling due between
now and next January, besides which, the 81 ,
per cent. the republicans are determined to
pay Oh the new bonds will involve such ,rI-
fling saving on the per cents no" authorized
to be issued a. to cut no figure compared with
expense of an extra session.
The controlling reason in favor Of an extra
session is, that there may be speedy ousting
OF the hundred or two petty democratic Of.
ilcegs about the senate and mouse who would
otherwise hold on until next December; anoth.
er is that the democrats, vino on account OF
the vacancies in the senate caused by cabinet
appointments, have majority there, may as
early As possible be ousted OF their organiza.
ton Of that body. AT present the determine
ton OF the democrats is TO 20 on and elect
their president, secretary and all the offices OF
the senate, for the next year as well as to or
ganlc the committees. The republicans hope
by May to have all their present vacancies
filed and then, with the and Of Malone of Va
to have such control of the senate ~ to Dust
the democrats. Al in all, il is a big thing 10
have an extra session of congress about
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

side, with the only difference Of transportation
We could compete with them successfully; a
any rate am willing TO invest my money
mi make the trial.
CHAIRMAN Do you believe, if drawbs
we're allowed equal to the amount Of dutie.
pad ON iron, &c. the ship building OF the
Uuited States would revive immediatelyi"
MR.. WEBB. Yes, sir; immediately"
And To the same effect the testimony Of Mr.
Low, Mr.Pollon, Mr. Opdyke and dozen other
promnen, ship builders and ship owners
II results thus that the dead weight-ihe ey
erlas,lng fatal drag on the revival Of our ship
building ~ the odioxs, villanous tariff Of a.
per cent. on iron, cordage and other materials
hat enter into the construction Of ships.
| Aud what is the sense of such a tart,' As
not u ton OF American iron now enters Into
the construction Of ships, what hurt would II
10 our iron lords If American ship builders
should use up r million or two Of tons OF
British iron year IN that indnstryf II could
have no effect on the price Of iron here, while
It would transfer at least u portion of $4,000.
900 now annually paid to British wOrkmen
on the Clyde TO the pockets OF American
workmen on the Delaware.
But it is not from fear that the price OF iron
will bc affected that the fanatics of the east op
pose the proposed drawbacks IN favor Of
ship building. II is from very different and
altogether more a,rocious principle. The pro-
lection bigots and delusloHists do not want
ships at aldo not believe in their utility, or
IN the trade and commerce at which hey are
the necessary adjnncts and instrumentslities
Mr.. Carey, the great apostle of these hair
b-tinrd theorists, expressed their idea exactly
when he wished the Atlantic was an ocean of
fire, which no vessel could ever cross. Even
the University of Pennsylvania, which claims
10 rank with the respectable educational insti
tutlons OF the country, teaches that foreign
commerce is injurious TO the United States,
and that fitting example for the L. s. to pat.
tern after would be the policy of the Chinese
before the thin shell in which that nation tor.
trisc like had enclo Cd Itself was broken
d, the guns Of civilized Europe. But does our
esteemed cotemporary of the UanJdcturerI
imagine such rawlings, unworthy even Of the
middle ayes, will 90 down with our western
people who have 5000DO.000 OF bushels Of,
grain annually to ship 10 Europey
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
A RAILROAD EVENT

On Monday the Atchison, Topeka and San
ia Fe and the Southern Pacific Railroad joneC
hands at point in New Mexico called Delniug
about 100 miles north.wes from FL Paso. THE
completion Of this second Pacific route" ~
the Tribune forcibly remarks, "is an event O
more importance than IS generally given 1t
not so much because il establishes compel
ing line with the Union Pacific route to the
Pacific Coast, but because 1t demonstrates the
fac, that lines through the Rocky Mountains
can and will be constructed without using the
public funds or the aid Of the United States in
their construction. The Union Pacific was
built almost entirely with the peoples money
and yet ii is today run by monopolls,s, who
do all they can to Cypress the people and t.
give the least accommodation for the largest
amount Of money that can be squeezed gu. OF
them" The Atchison. Topeka and Santa II
asked no such aid, but relied wholly ON private
capital, and yet is in position where, rather
than join the monopolists, 1t prefers to iigh,
them This is shown by the fact that though
al present uniting with the Southern Pacific
part Of the Union and Central Pacific mo
nopoly, to open a route to the Pacific, It has
made its arrangements for line of is own by
purchasing the old right OF way of the Allan
TIC and Pacific Railroad, and will build q line
Of its own direct from Albuquerque to San
Francisco. The completion o. this extension
will enable the A,chison, Topeka and Santa
Fe to work entirely independent OF either ia,
Gould or the Central Pacific, snd will break
the Union and Central Pacific monopoly from
which the people of the United States have
been suffering so long. Rapid Roadway is be
ing made on the extension, and $50 miles wesi
from Albuquerque have already been complct
ed and eighteen months more will See the lin,
run through to San Francisco.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
PRICES NONSENSE.

The Streator Free Pros has a very silly
Story about M alteration betweca the ed!to
OF the FREE TRADER and Mr.. George Price
ovcg the new cour, house location. 1t Is need
less 90 say there is not a word Of Truth in it
We never had over & de2ca Of words with Mr.
Price on the subject, and they were mutually
friendly ana courteous.
A 10 the "howl" Mr.. Price is engineering
against the location Of the new court house
the motive of It is so well understood that il
only proyokes derision. Mr.. Price, OF course
means opposition 10 any new court house, nc
matter where located. HIS first howl was
against the enormous cost Of Sl25, 900 involv
ed IN the court house as al present projected
| Failing to effect anything in that direction, he
changed bis base and demands change OF
location. which, were il even practicable
would involve an additional cost Of not less
than $4,000 But the change is not practices
bic. As demanded by Mr. Price, 1t would in.
yolvc An ac, OF the legislature authorizing the
change, then the purchase of = new site; then
the vacton of public street in Ottawa which
~ legal Impossibility; and finally endless
lawsuits by the owners of property around the
present court house square who bought Of the
county with an implied guarantee that their
lots should ever afterwards front on the cour,
house square.
Instead OF hiA quixotic and impossible
Washington square project, why don't Mr..
Price advocate the purchase back by the
county OF the other half Of the block (Which
the county sold 40 years ago. upon which the
court house Is now lOcatcdy That plan, II
more ground is absolutely necessary, would a,
leas, be practicable, and involve no greater
cost than the change 10 Jsckson street. But,
the plan heing practicable is exactly what Mr..
Price don't want What he IL 1t Is 10 yet the
Supervisors to fooing over project that is
qulXot'c and impossible, and thus he hopes to-
indefinitely postpone the whole new court
house business.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

A call has been issued, signed bv q number
of prominent western men, calling conven.
ton to meet at Bloomington on the 3Oth inst.
for the purpose of urging those great ccono-
mics, ocean and inland navlg ation that are es-
sentml to sound and real prosperity; and ts
urge that practical effect shall now lie given to
the spirit and intention Of the ordinance OF
1887, by clearing the channel ways of the r!v.
ers Of the Mississippi SYSTEM Of such snags
ple,ng suitable connection between the Mis-
sssippi and the great lakes, by way of the H.
linols river and canal, that shall enable the
boats navigating said rivers to pass up and
meet and connect With the lake shlpplng.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
ILLIN9Is LEGISLATURE

! Among the business done ~ the l!!inOii
| legislature during the past week We notice th'
passage Of bill by the house regulating Tho
furnishing OF transcripts in cases renandei
by the Supreme and Appellate courts Also
Morris sheep and dog bill, by which the loss
of sheep by dogs Is to be paid by 8 dog license
The senate on Wednesday passed three Of
its own bills. One of these amends the Law
providing for appellate courts by adding to tn,
passage in which the territorial limits Of ,he
severa! districts are defined clause including
whatever counties may in the future COME
within the limits. Another was m emergen
cy bill, making ell certified copies or abstracts
of field notes, maps or platS of the United
Statas survey, Furnished by the custodian OF
the same. competent evidence in all the court,
within the state. 4 third amends the fees and
salary act by adding To i, matter Is follows
For sumnOnlng commissioners 10 set of a
Homestead, or appraisers to sppraisc property,
including mileage and other necessary servi.
ces pertaining thereto in counties OF first and
second class so; on third class, 81 so, &c.
The house on Tuesday killed the bill requir
ing written opinions in all cases decided by
the app,ns te courts.
4 resolution offered IN 70, house ~ NJ.
Youngblood and strangely Adopted ty tha,
body, requiring the auditor 10 arporlou The
school fund among the various counties o,
the state according to the census 9! $50 WIS
happily KILLED in the senate.
The senate on Thursday received with favor
md doubtless in due time will! pass, JOINT re-
solution providing for an adjournment OF the
,wo houses on the 18th Of April TO meet again
N the 18th OF February, 1857. the necessity
for this extra session Is claimed to arisi out %
the failure of congress To pass the appOEtion
neDt law.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The Rev. Congressman J. Hyatt Smith, Of
Brooklyn, was one Of the pilgrims to Mentor,
and u week ago Sunday told hl- congregation
what the new President had Ia bed about. The
upshot of the interview, Nccp.Gng 10 the ac-
count given, was II mutual prot station On the
par, OF the President and corgrcs man 10 work
Tor the good of the whole country regardless
OF political or religious dIiI,rcr ccs. Indeed.
so far as the latter arc concerned, the Rev. lily
att for y Baptist cler.l mai who th0ugI' elect
ed 10 congress by no means turirlts his pulpit
made some rather extraordinary concessions
In his zeal for universal tOlcratlon he. is no,
orly ready TO give up Immersion, but 10 &C
cept universalism! Said hc
should be glad TO see this church ignore
part of lis creed To day and receive into liz fold
any and all who want To work Tor Christ, TO-
gardlcss of mlnuie of belief IN This lille mat
ter or that-snch as the quantity Of water used
in baptism | believe that every soul that
God ever made will eventually lie saved. 1
can't believe that God sent his only snn into
This world tG save the souls Of men and made
n failure Of the job. According 10 orthodoxy,
only about one soul IN eighteen is saved
can't believe In such an enemy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Assuming the stories about frozen rum
punch and sucking brandy from oranges at
President Hayess tale 10 have been inven-
tons OF the enemy, it seems there is to be NO
total abstinence nonsense" about White
House dinners under Garfield. Field Mar.
shall Murat Hals,ead, of the Cincinnati Com
merciul, Garteld's peculiar organ, says
Garfield is not total abstinence man. He
has been guest at hundreds of Washington
dinners and never refused wine On the con.
trary he has used II In moderation, and all the
persons be has been IN the habit OF meeting at
Washington know the fact. IL would tie bet
ter not to give u state diuuCr at all than 10
give II without wine. The guests are accus.
toned TO It, and IN order 10 occupy themselves
if wine is withheld, they are driven by series
of courses TO commit the sin Of gluttony,
which il rs beastiy as drunken9ess Two Of our
public men IL recent years who have been
professors Of temperance, were C0ltux and
Wilson, and they do no. seem to have pr0tite..
N health, OF in any way, by their popularity.
Wilson was FRUSTRATED by big dinner in New
York, and Cen. Grant, visiting him, made the
profound and Just observation that i: was we'll
IL eating \ dinner with many courses 10 min
tle "A few glasses OF wine with the food. He
thought heavy dinners without wine danger.
uas! \ few days after poor Wilson received
his advice 10 died. wisdom having come 10
lim too late
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

President Hayes and family, on their way
home from Washington last Saturday, narrow.
~ escaped terrible railroad accident, The
train was moving on the Potomac Railroad
nortbward from Washington when il was run
into by train OF empty cars moving at high
speed. The collision was terrific The front
cars OF the train the Hayes family were on
were partly teescoped, MIR. Young, of Clcvc
land, and John Oliver, the baggage master
were instantly killed, and seven others
seriously injured. The Hayes party, who
we're in the hindmost, car were thrown frou
their seats, bet escaped without injury. The
accident prevented the Hayeses from get.isg
home on Saturday night and they we're Obliged
TO spend Sunday at Altoona.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

In speaking last week Oi the de1es! y; the
project IN the Illinois legislature 10 take the
supreme cour, from OTTAWA aud consolidate
al Its sessions and business =, Springfield, we
remarked that besides our members in the
house, Mr.. ReddicS and WISH. Armstron Z
we're doubtless entitled 10 some cf the credit
for the large majority by whic that .efea. was
carried. We are since ADVISED that Mr.. Arm
strong has spent very little tine at Springfield
during the p.esent session. and claims no
hare of the credit or taat defest Indeed. sil
accounts from Springfield agree hat u any
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

ESp OF FAMOUS BEAuTYtDotS any one,
asks the london Tr,lH, remember II beautiful
Girl whn went hy The nickname Of La Com
ete," and flashed through tES PaTlsiSn world
during the las year uf the Second Empire!
She was caleb Comet" on account Of the eS-
ceuding length and !oYel!rt,s IT her golden
HAIR. 1hcnpilg (,autler wrote = sonnet 10 her
Csbanel painted her port;ait, Worth dressed
her. and Leon CugHoi took her Us the MODEL
of his pretty statue, Ia Baigueuse." Her
real name was Adele rrrchnui and just DO
fore the FTsncot-cruisn pS- broke out she do
clined an offer nf mn--.0E" from m elderly
duhe with q very auc:,a: ,-cutcheon. Al thss
lime she owned one Ot the ;iHt>t man5loRs III
the Champs Elys-e>, lri twelve horses IN her
s,shles and hushcl &c diamonds in her dress.
lag case. Last -ek this dazzling creature
died IN Psrisian hospital destitute, and the
disease which carrie. her CT was the Ino5i
hdeous that could befsil pretty woman-a
t-pss conEx, or cancer 10 the fsre, which totsl
y distigureG her. Like Zolas Mana the only
yestige left of her beauty when she died was
her ma,chiese hsir. which msssrred nearly
6vs geek
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

| President Hayes's veto of the funding bill
injurious 70 the national banks, Ia almost uni
versaly ridiculed by the press. The way the
banks were to be injured, according to his idea,
was % by compelling them 10 deposit 3 per
cent, bonds as security for their circulation, so
small rate of interest ~ to leave them no
adequate profit on the Investment; and (0 by
the repeal Of the act Of 1874, compelling them
TO collect and return their own notes 10 the
treasury before they could take up their bonds,
Involving loss of time and deprsing them Of
all opportunity to take advantage Of any sud
den rise in the market to sell their bonds. In
assigning such reasons the President SHOWED
that he paid more attention 10 The howl set up
by the bears in Wall street 10 affect the stock
market than to the provisions of the funding
bill. The banks are not obliged 10 deposit 8
per cents as security for their circulation until
after the first OF July and meantime have full
privilege TO make their deposits for all time to
ond place, IS to the advantages supposed to he
lost by the repeal ni the nc, of 1874, they are
at best purely speculative most banks being
quite rs likely to gain as lose 10y having long
time TO take up their circulation Ia. In toe
present case, Il, least, 50 many banks having
rushed at the same time 10 take up their bonds
and put them on the market, The price WAS
knocked down two to three dollars on the
hundred and most of them losl moncy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
The death of Senator Carpenter and the an

The death of Senator Carpenter and the sp
pointment to the cabinet of Senators Blaine
Window and Kirkwood, has caused four re
publican vacancies in the L. s. senate. leaving
the democrats by that number in the majority
The vacancies, however, are rapidly being
filled. The republican caucus OF the Wiscon
sin legislature, after several painful days spen
IN caucus, on "Wednesday agreed on Angu'
Cameron and no doubt he wss yesterday dbl,
elected. The republissn caucus Of the Main.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The late Mathew III. Carpenter, in his lie
time, mad: many eloquent speeches, but never
gave uttersnce u words more worthy Of re-
mem hrarce than The opening sentence Of his
speech in behalf OF Mr.. Tildon, before the
Electoral Commission of 1877, as follows:
Il do 10, appear for Mr.. TILDoS, but ior
ten Thousand Legal voters Of the state of Loui
>ia. n, who, without accusation or proof, IN
dlctmcnt or trlsl, notice or hearing, have been
disfranchised by four vilislns Incorporated in
perpetual succession. whose Official title Is the
Returning Board OF Louisiana"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Warren !. Leland, who for years past made
the Dcavan House in Albany, n Y, one of
The mos, popular obstetrics IN the country has
changed his base 10 Chicago and after the Is,
OF Aprl! will be mine host" Of the Gardner
House, on the corner OF Michigan Avenue
and Jackson streets. The house has recently
been purchased by Mr.. A. Cobb, of Cleveland
father.inlaw of Mr. Leland. for $25O, 900, and
is to be furnished and equipped in style ex
celled by no hotel IN the world.