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, 1881-05-22

The Common Councilhave requested the optn-
ion OF the Corporation Council upon the exact
status OF the relations ut present existing be:-
tween the Exposition Company and the CITY au-
+hor,t,es, and also requested advice al to !: tho
cxnodtency OF the clly's repossesslon Of the SITE
Tte 6xpt>slrou Company vas urganiz ed in 1871.
~, tho Stockholders contributed nbolt $170,O00
toward The cfcctton Of the building and ID, Tue
nIautonsuce of the annual hxposlaon. ssnse
os1 u,i1rI onr Of per cent have netn paid to the
s1nckholder.: but nothing. was paid them last
n,r bat:n11se Of the ex pendfturc oy thu Com pany
- fniiy SD,Ut0 in repairing aud improving the
, 1881-05-22

The western Indiana ltallroad has tor the
past ten days been engaged in making excava-
lions upon land just south Of Nineteenth street.
between the river and Its rrnck, for the touaoa.
t..tI th.-a d,-tr, tha summer. The struc1-
ure is 70 be Hi 1eet III 'eneln -
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building. The Board Of Directors Of the Expo
sirlou do nut set up any right to keep tho site OF
the building without rent. but nre willing to pay
ford to pay II /, lease fora term sufficiently long
to warrant the permanent improvement Ut the
building wus granted by the city. . =
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I: , Btaha,nsoa tN: ~ L<adt1:* i; i =
While the employees of the 3toEzis Exchange
Hotel. 1t Morzisy1iie, Madison ,Counsy. were on1
day lust week engaged ia cleaning house 1t be.
came necessary to overhaul an old garnet which
bad long been zunopeaed except to throa :
Among i The IL: things +; tnken Il: out. c:were
some volumes OF tic Government Agricultural; !;
Report OF 1e8t. In loosely handling one Ut thesd
books was discovered scattered an,unx the leayea
u quantity VI xreeubacks and fracffonat. cur.
'rency. amnuutlu9. to s., TO- How they came to
be secFeted In such place no one xn0tTa.' They
bore evidence OF having been where they wefa
fQuuu long time, f:s.-
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=: : ~'5 = :.
-. SUMAlAHY*EO1s. THE WEEK. -:
The folioxnx is the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers within radius Of sevcn niles
, 1881-05-22
THE.::TU3E. YESTERDAY.

a IIUl1lNG 1Al1SEE .:>.-~-
was held yesterday afternoon at the Central
Driving Park- The track was IN good coalition,
md nbout 1000 people were present. Following !:
Is the result: r. w.. Il ':s:::>
~ : FIRST nAcE-e:ao CLASS. :::-:: :.
l.. T. Broderck enters ch. Hattic.. ..,.,....2
g. J. Fuller cntefb 9. K. Billy Bashaw ...r:.6
*: V johnson enters b. .. J. 3. Thomas.-..1 I
S: ". Darling enters B.. IN. Ella s. -....: DIR. :,
=. y: M Colvln @ enters bE & Judge "lthey--: :
Ttme-2:31h: ::331l. ::
: SECOND nAcE-FREE-PoR-ALI PAGERS. :s.;s
l. Dan l,rown enters ch. e. Red Buck. l :
+ J; Kelly enters b. g Chicago Chief ::.;;~:.:s
Tfnle-s:3ftz; @:3}33<.:>: .. *:*s !
THIRD RACE-PREE-F0R-ALL TRoTTER5- =:
]. +: Glenn enters ch- i. Modoc-.
Z. W. II. pob!e enters +. &. G1ostcr...... IL 2
J. George Perrin enters br. s. MOntgumery...4
Ttnle-a:3i; 2::229. i,
F ~. < =. LOUISVILLE RACES. :~::.-...,~
: SDtetat Dt1pateh to Tia Chicago Tribune H. II - "
: LOUISVILLE Ky. sfay 21-There are four
races tn tho card for Monday, for which pools
gold Tonight as f'liows:: -. * /
First race. purse. thrce-quartera OF mile
heats, Knight Temp1ar, $:E0; Maggie Air, SEQ;
Gen PIKE, 80; Ohio Boy. $u: Somad, so:
Second race, the Clark Stake, one and ono :
quarter miles, lfndot,. $30: Bend Or. ~: Al
samo5a, *a: Boosjack, s's: sligo, 81; Bon
+. Third race. Tennessee Stakes for :-year-olds.:
tnrcc-quarters OF a mile. CUttrell's Habcock and
Gilmore, $2l0; 8owen's Bengal and Benhcin.
Dance si0: Sprinzbok filly, So ~. " ~:
Fourth Fucs purse toE all ages, one mile, = ,
Alnrmlst, 81; Littia Phil. $fs. vuieri., e.;
bribery: Sc; Ballast, 531; Valparaiso, $40; I
Louise awynne, $lt: " = III: ::T i j.
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The loans which arc being placed from week
to week arc numerous. but small in amount
The rate Is from to per cent The transac-
tons the past week foot up as follows:
, 1881-05-22

No hospital needed tor patients that uae ap1
btteers. as they cure 50 speedily at hona- =
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MIX l. ~ 14ATO O0 41A@ @AAsO-'
The contend;ng delays In boulevardlng M!chi-
0au avenue, iu the no;vhburhood OF Fourteenth
street, are attributed BY tho Park Commissioners
to tho delay In getting the water pipe lutd, but
the pipe has been ordered and will soon he put In
place. Meantime tho men are working souto OF
Lake park place. and are getting it in shape us
ruuidly as possible. It is hoped that nearly two
miles of tho roadway: vii! BE- paved and curocd
during the seasou. The contract for laying ta tho
water service pipes and private drains on the
arpnuc. from Jackson street to Douglas avenue,
hns boen awarded 10 Jeremiah Garrey- i,
- The Comm iyssonor of Public Works has noti-
fed the contractors Tor tho following uaan.
fstcd work that they must commence 1t once:
Fulton, between Canal and Sangam0n streets;
jackson. frum CLARK tn Dearborn: west JacK-
son, from Hoyne to Rockwell: Robey. from
West Lake to West Harrison; Bryan place. , from
West Iiaadulph TO West Lake street: Wentworth
avenus, from Twenty-ntnth to Thirty third
sttaei6-
Sixteenth street yiuduct WIS frum the *Lexln3-
ion Bridge l. Iruu Works, Rochester, N. -, TOR
SHE'S for building the ktdzte Hvenue bridge.
for which the bids wore also opened, ne NUS
silon Bridge Company Is The lowest bidder: at
S3. 49, =: ..: =. - ::*<'.. ~. - .:
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Is, 20. 21, a8, 20 and 80 to Is In Block g.. HIDE
Park, having a frontage Of SIS feet on Hyae
Park avenue. and Il froutnge OF an feet on JET :
fcrst,n avenue, commencing 10 feet north OF
Fifty-sevcnth street. This property fronts tho
new depot at South Park Station. It was bou9ht
for Chicago capitalist by S. Q. Walker Tor
$lSO0l
c, P. Dose and William c. Fricko report the
following sales since Monday last: House anu
lot on West Huron street: near Carpenter
School, for $;lU0U cash; TWO lots 0n Wost Sight
eepth street, near Ashland avenue, at $653 oacn;
l05 feet front on Augusta street, corner PAultnta
to the West Side Brewery Company. Conrad
Setpp President. Mt so per front foot; and TWO
lots in West Chicago Avenue Park at $615 eaca.
Judge Drum,nond hts decided adversely the
suit Of the Indian woman Pka- -asa-kum
against Edwin Sorln and Others. involving tne
title to about 100 acres ut land IN und south ot
South Chicago, being Fractional Section I. 81, 10.
The Chicu9o Real Estate Circular snys: Tho
next property in order Of precedence IN De ar
foctel by the advance is manifestiy acres. ana
tho demand fur these is just commonctuE-
Those agents whose business lies largely lit sucd
property report very great Inquiry and numer-
Gus sales, with steady nnd continued improve
menr In prices. Such property that ono year
apo would not have sold for Sl0o per acre IS now
wanted at $aD, but when We take Into account
the fact that the very same pieces sold 1ust
previous to the panic ut 500, f500 and even $5
,er acre it IS evident that there must. with the
present demand, be IN immense increase over
present prices. );
, 1881-05-22

: last week the Building Department issued 100
permits, covering the erection Of 1o1 buildings,
which will cost about $3so,o0. -.
Mr. C. P. Thomas has begun the construction
OF an apartment building on Elm street. near
Dearborn avenue, for Mr.. II. T. Birch. twill
,be 84xSO, of pressed brick with stone trimmings,
three stories high with basement Each noor
will have four apartments OF eight rooms eacn'
There will be two handsome cut-stone entrances
This will be called the Waldo apartment, aud
will cost SS5,030.
afr, Thomas has under way for Mr:. Birch
another apartment building on Clark street,
corner of Elm This will be 10jx60. will bo four
stories high, with five stores on the first hoor.
Abuve there will be fifteen apartments OF seven
rooms each The eost W.T. ne @ x9} - c,,net~cfion
of the factory for Messrs. Becker = Co.. on folk
near Halstcd, running bAc1 to Ewing. Isl5
will be finished in two months ac Cost VI
Mcssrs. Palmer s. Spinning hnve recently
made some notable additions to the alreauy
srso st of nS a.s putns the nshng
touches on tho residences. OF Mr. Henry -.
Willing and Mr.. J. aletliIl, and not many montas
9Saee 9G9 senners sug house stands On the south
% vest corner r Of Rush. and Ontario, Sir;
VIKINGS on the northwest corner Mca,,Es e
on tho northeast corner OF Ontario anu LASS.
Judge SINNERS residence is q massive structure
of Cleveland sandstone, Gotuic III 5t44e. ott'
willing s is ulso Gothic. and IS built OF nmo-
stone from Ntnnesutn With shade or p'nk IN
its cclor. All three or these structures atc con
sDlcuot, for the absence OF merc oTnament
aEd derive their tne effects from their ma'stVe
and harmonious outlines, style In which tnese
architects excel.
Mgssrs. Palmer E Spinning have also Just IN
tshcd the plans nnd are getting figures TOT new
Hpartment house On State street, near Eighteenth
for Mr. Potter Palmer. move! teatufe mas
been introduced intu the construcdon OF ta.s
apartment house. It fs divided Into two bul!a-
in8s Of equal size, one in the front; anu Ley e.
other In the rear Of the lot These buildings are
separated by court IN which are placed al! too
stairwnys, whter-closets, ETC., or tne two.
BY this ingenious plan all tho noise ol mo stA!ss
and the possible 4as*es from tho sewers are kept
away from the occupants ot the rooms "a ttt'nt h
and rear. The building Will De fourstoties nlSn,
With front Ut red brick and terra Gotta: stores
will bo put Into the first tloor, and above Will oo
four apartments on each to'r. -
Treat f. F0lz have prepared plans 1or nauo.
some Ave Story s10ne-front building to pc
erected by J. O. Adams. on bis lot adjotniug =; xne
Matteson House. on Wabash avenue n ine
Palmer House Stables, which have occupied tne
lot, have uenr,y been removed Tor the ne"
structure. The building will nave q. shu"!::
carved Bedford one-front, cover lt3xg0 1eet OF
ground, be furnished with elevators. ana aaaptTu1
for q retail house. The lower store w1huo"e "'tt
be Of very wide plate glass: and stand oat on 4
line With the Building. The tmprovemeht W!
cost about SEQ 1t is reported tnat 1r nn9
already been rented. - =. 4. .
, 1881-05-22


The Belt Railroad Company, Of which alr.
circular which states thnt tho scheme embraces
the following departments: ~
j.: l. The construction OF bolt road for the
transfer of freight. passengers. ana express
with proper depots and transfcr-ynrds.
: 2. The operation Of II freight clearing house IN
connection with tho transfers
}. 10 afford tho rapid transit facilities now
demanded by the extraordinary increase Of Chi
caxo manufacturing interests and to extend
these facilities to the great extent OF uuoccu-
pied lAud which will be opened BY the construc-
ton Of this road.
eral yenrs OF hard LABOR and en1erprlse: Inc
traf1sfcr-yarfl, general otIlces, shops, ware
ho,.sos, sud inciden,als Will finally involve an
expense Of mt loss than Si0,oDtoto. the road
viii be about thirty miles In length, and vii eti-
sds: ti 10 T this ~ way 3S iW acros viii bo arected:
less than $50 per ncre, or II totul of $l9:oo,0N
Tho West DIVISION Street halfway CoMpanJ
has begun laying the track on Luke street II
viii be- finished in about IL week, but cars Will
not be running before June ].
Tho vicinity ot Humboldt Park has rapid tran
sit ut last Trims have begun to run from Tue
a 6cso sse Baacb Of
kee l. St Paul RAiroad, northwesteriy to thc
Pacific Junction, u dsstancc OF nouut nFe inl|es+
thon down on the mntu line Ut the N1lWnukee
St. Paul TO the Union Depot corner OF Canal
he Chtcago, Petzin s. Southwestern. now
bn rIre lis aorth terminus at joliet, will be ex-
tended this GUNNER to Chicago. 1t will pass De-
tween the cnnal and te n"f'ias,on an1 an,
Lawndale. 1t Will bring coal to the city from
EteatQr.
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VERY DESIRABLE pR0pERrYl Az
A CHAPLlNE STREET
RESIDENCE At PUBLIC LI

By VII ne Of authority vtStel In me A. siN1isl
the WIilOl A. Turner. deceased, ! viii sell II Y
auction nj the front GoOr u the Court lOas W.
county, on M
saturday, The 18Th day Of February, "
BfElnnlbR Of 10 O'Clock 4 M. the pre- ld 0tl.
by VI. lIFt Of al the time Of bic deltb, AZ ttNIss
The house Is No 1879 ChNpll' . street. Ihe'olG,
Il feet on the west side Of said Slfeet lnd tI,tS,
tho alley, sud WpS CONVEYED 10 MI Iufhti :.
dated Dlcembtt 70, 1865, and recorded % n'V
q ria tfite In deed book 10, pnGes iiS'G Nv"
ED attention 10 respectfully dir eled, .I.,
Persons deslTonS VI putcba 'ihg are lolInW
bmine the rpmlBeS Possession ll'eh Apni
Itrma nada known on day Of sale iooeeiH
plying 10 the undersigned To Huuullu
&c HERvRY, Executor OmtI I'@5
AnHtinnPEr,
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Ilehing Pnes-sympIOnl aud Care.

The symptoms are moisture, Ike persPt'
ration, intense itching, increased By
scratching, very distressing, particularly
At night, as II pin worms were crawling
In and about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected; II allowed to Goa
tinue, very serlous results may follow.
DIR. swsyns's All.HealIng Ointment is q
pleasant sure cure, Also forTeLteF, Itch,
Salt Rhsrm, Scald Head, Erylipslas, Bar.
bers' Itch, Blotches, all Sealy, Crusty, ca,
taneous Eruptions. Price so cents, !
boxes for 81 %, Sent by mail 70 any ads
dress on receipt Of price in currency or
thres-cent postage stamps, Prepared only
by DR.. Swsyne q Son, $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia Pa, Sold by all prom
inent druggists.
Swayne's Pills are the beat for sllblliops
diaorders. AWRGW
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OLIVER Di1soS / %. commence Their
publishing career OF 1881 with their sccus.
TONED vigor. As samples Of the good
things continually appearing from theii
numerous presses, We receive the follow
ing:
"Don't be sorrowful, Darling" 40 cts
by ]. 2. Webster very attractive Title, and
q good song, as is "Fairer SILL" (4O Cts
by Giro Pinsuti, and also ave parted by
the River Side,n 40 els J, a fine song and
chorus, by viii s. Hays. The lively
"BernhArdt sCbotlisChe," (40 Cts.) with
picture title; "[es AnimoB SChottisChe,"
(BS Cts.) by u. II. Wilbour; and "WilCheE
Dance" $50 Ctsl by 4. Anrgsbe, make a
pleasing trio Of Piano Pieces. There ID
also q good number OF THE Musical K cord,
with its usual two pieces Of sheet music
(nailed for Q Cte).
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r, Scheutsumuller, Brooklyn, writes:
Your Spring Blossom Ia invaluable. |
have hsd sCroiulous sores on my legs Tor
a number Of years, and occasionally they
would break out on my face. have taken
two hotties OF Spring Blossom, according
to directions, Gnd now all the sores hsys
disappeared, and my skin 10 perfectly
healthy, Price, 80 cents trial bottles, 10
cnnLa.
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs:
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. IL CoTrects aCidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures d~ysentery aud diarrhGl,
whether arising from leething or other
causes. An old and welhtried remedy
Twenty-Five cents a bottle, D&w
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TURNER-ou Thursday al EEP me- AVELIs T.
vile Of Nm. q .TUTntT.
Funeral notice. Tomorrow.
J~OHNsON-nn "Wednesday, January ", 1851, Al
l:2O p, M, H. W. JOHNSON, In the 6O!h year Of bit
age,
The funeral will take place from his late r~IIdoncG,
No. 1876 Water street, on Friday SlternOon at
O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc Inyltsd to attend,
IntOrment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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A POCKET full Of money amounts 10 III.
lie when health ID gone. 10 enjoy life, a
good appetite, sound digestion and elastic
limbs, take TUFTS Pills. Then, Il you are
poor, you will be happy; II rich, you can
enjoy Your money. They dlsbel low
spirits and give ~buoyahcy to mind and
hniV.
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SAMUEL H. IRwlS, Of Ute Greek, Coliax
county, New Mexico, says; II my wife
would quit work, as she should al her age
(6ll, she would live yeara q monument TO
ths magic influence Of the "Only Lnug
Pad."-See adv. MwF&A
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OF, The BenlVo e WAItIDg a In
Let them come 10,
And add 10 The din,

Oh, lei the dear Senate come TO-"
The Republicans in tie House are "likt
angels visits. few and far between" hui
they would DO q credit to any Legislative
or deliberatiye body.
It does look likeA waste OF time ior sixLy'
three members OF the House to put in an
entire afternoon choosing five boys to ACT
as pages. 1t would be an Improvement
confer the appointment OF these necessary
adjunCts upon the Speaker, or the Ser
geant.st.Arms, Anything to do away
with such iarCiCal elections.
Mr.. Kepner gave Peter Ferrel, oil this
city, q highly Gulogistic aend.off in nom.
mating him for the position Of Committee
Clerk.
Judge Ferguson and john W. Holt, oil
Lincoln county, took occasion 10 vouCh for
Judge Houst0n's eminent 1tuoss for the
position Of Committee Clerk, and bis abil.
lily in general.
As usual Col. Alex. Monroe msde the
speech Of the evening In placing in nomi.
nation the nanle Of MI. Pultz.
Ex.Delegate Holt was commended In
terms Of the highest praise by several OIL
his old colleagues.
Judge Ferguson has been called the
Daniel Webster OF West Virginia.
Some OF the members are disposed Ia
kick against night sessions go early In the
Legislature. Don't blame them.
There has been q wonderfully faithful
attendance 80 tah "Wsit a little longer
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"saVe YOHF ItalE." Keep II Ileautifui
The "London Hair Color Restor.
CT" Ia the most delightful article
ever introduced to the American
people, and is totally different
from all other Hair Restotefs, be.
Ing entirely free from oil impure
ingredients that render many 9th
ef articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or prematutoly gray.
neaa, from Bickness, OF other
causes, It's use will restore the nat.
utal youthful Colot, and cause a
healthy growth, cleansing the
sClap from all impurities, dandtuff,
&C., al the same limea most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
giGhtly pefinmed, rendering the
hair soft and pliable, making It
an indispensable article In every
toilet,
AK your druggist for London Halt
Color Restoreh Price, Is cents a bottle,
Sic bottles, "a. Main Depot for the Uni.
ted States, $50 North Sixth st., Philad'a.
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CTOOKs AND REAL ESTATE

40 buhlness generally looks 81 e'l Nv Bvt
nludOd 10 continue the buNud''lh aHg' n lT'
lOns engaged, Therefore Cd { NJ ~ b,wIHs
the ta's OF real csnte n i'oCtN !" IA Il Y
looming mou0yi iur rcn leg h,. IN w
rents. Money ldNhrcni on g,ol sVIib,atF Z
II nqni'ed Haleim de- A. uet ~" bpIis
Sa%Sss, and an honorable aoi S.L ~,
INTEREST Of customer, no 10 merit ,trI 2
aga. l. IR IN, Agent, once No Y
nDnssitA EYNhangO Rank.
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NOTICE.


EnER FI's OHTicH lllO' n''rS
OiEN FROa = uiClO OK a.. T.
O'CLOCK = NJ ..Pai
All persons lhdehtd 10 M iot nli
The old Sheriff 4 On an 8tile iionP'! Ia q
For tho further COhTcnltnc' 0, VIZ ,,,einB
spare ths tlme dur'ng the day NNl'''
pJ on until . O'clock y Ia ,r,s,wlr
UhlEN you .GiVd this lat ttiie y, shig
proceed 10 en'or 0 tho Law ' men ''W' ,tHs
add cohts more than the ihS MI
claims viii 30 prttnitd to me IS a'gl, ygtE
IA, S.,Ih nsn [
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Do you buy sheet music2 II so, 90 10
sheib's, Washington Hall, and buy at
half price.
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DRUGGISTS.
THERE is NO ALUM

m other huftful suhstnpou 10 Logan, LIEt 4 C0.iI
Elk ELSIOR BAKING F09pER, II made trSm
{ . purest ma Ell 10; uRki light and WheletonI
braid, and / Askno Eledged " be tbs beit Baking
Powder Ia the market, AAk for l3Ah, LIAr =
CO.'S EXCELSEoA BAKING POWDER.
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GENERAL NOTICES.,
CTREEr COMMISSIONER,

NJ .a
MESs EDItoRs; Please announce ibA w
JEREMIAH Il MYLEs, AL Catd liAtt ~
Of Street CommlSSlJher Al The riih'tG! .HGIi,,l
ton and ObligC MANI 'V'"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ,..
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
vo1I tnn WoFES ItF Inc election Of DIRECT =
held 4 ihe office II the tOmuAGy, No H,niTIL
street, on TUESDAY, the 26th az 81 5IN,s
H." sNfEr
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WANTED.

WHO
w understands tho clothing and gents furnish
lug goods business. Must tOhe well comm ,hded.
AddnM AVA STEDh this Office. jaiS
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

b ..,,,D,1,,
here will he a In otltg Of the ,t'ethoa'''
FiAnklin Insurance. COtnptnv, on
MONDAY, JAEUAhY u ini NJ
ifoiA 2 III 1 O'cljck r w., Tor ths HNtO"
10 4 10 serve The ensuing ltat ,s s,tar
laiq D. 7. PUlhlll7 -
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FOR RENI,

DOR RENT-THE sTORPRn0Ts
u southwest corner Of Market Ind slTt,.S,SS w
with or ' lihouidEellinE. Enquire al Il sIIInaS
Lem, It German Pank. 'Ilts
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NEW A-nYgRTIsEMENfs.

WANTED CARRIER BOY. APPLY
w 1tth!s Ufieo. Jag
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r osT-GoLD EARRING, BETWEEN
IL PStsuou's HRIl aud Tgehty fourth street The
dndsr viii ploale leave It At thla Ifle
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dor REET-BRICK HOUSE CON
d TAISIhG liz roomi and eeiiar. No, IFS, six.
tenth siIset h qulr- Of ,, Q, JEFFERS, corner
n rfaenth and IRcOb EtTetth- iA
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rIyAKEs THIS METHOD OF ANN oUNCING
/ ohis old customers and the public that
he has again resumed business. and will De
pleased to have their patronage.
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aTAlterations and repairing neatly and ex-
peditiously attended to.
Eureka, April 80. 1881. mylu
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Turn Out Your Stock.

DETE MAGLAY WILL RANCH HORSES
and cattle at . reasonable figure by the
month, at his Antelope Springs ranch. 1t is
good winter range, and viii take stock from
town every two weeks, returning them when
desired. oiS-u
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. I6. #. & A. NJ.
TyHr STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
Il reka Lodge, No. 1e. +. A. M, will be
held In Odd Fellews' Hall Saturday. on or be-
fore the full moon.
Members of sister lodges, and sojourninR
brethren in good standing, are cordially invi.-
cd to attend. EVAN JONES, W. III.
ALEX. D. ROCK, Secretary.
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BEATIFIC LODGE. NO. =. X. OF p
NEEETS EACH FRIDAY OF EVERY
Ixl month, at 80 O'Clock =. M. ct its oastis
Hall, In the Rickard- Foley building.
All Brother Knights In good standing, ar'
fraternally invited to attend such meetings.
W. 81. DAVENPORT, O. o.
O. Il. CADY, z. Of r. and 9.
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DR.. MANk GEE.
Chinese Physician.
oFFICE--Chinstown North O'Neil street, Q
few doors below Clark.

nR. MANK GEE HAS LATELY ASsOCIA.
IL ted himself with q member Of the medt-
cal fraternity recently from Canton, China,
who has had 26 years. practice as royal physf-
clan. This doctor has choice medicines only
known to the highest medical authority In the
old country. which effect the most remarkable
cures. All chronic cases of both males and
females speedily and permanently cured.
DIR. MANK GEE.
Eureka, Feb. 81. 1881. feb 22-1m