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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A Joke on Senator Sharon.

WARRINGTON. January 3l.-Ths Star
prints the following news item : Senator
Sharon rushed out through the Senate
lobby the other day. and. seeing an en-.
ployee, said to him : "Somsbody wants
10 ace me In the Democratic club-room.
Where IL the Democratic club-room 2"
% Il IL the Democratic clerks room you
want Senator" replied the employee.
"Well where Is the Democratic clerks
room p then asked the Senator. Soma
tor Sharon has been ct the Capitol 30
rarely during his six years Of Senatorial
service that he has never got the hang
OF the place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Bsleher Pampisg Treaties.

Last Saturday night the Bslchsr pump
on the 2l60 level gave out, the working
parts having been eaten by the acid in
the water. Donkey pumps were rugged
and kept at work and the pump reached,
but the water rose so rapidly that the
workmen were driven out. Then the
Jacket was appealed to and started lite
tanks bailing at the rate OF over 1910
tons OF water per day. Everything went
on well till yesterday when ~ OF the
dopkeys broke q valve and II had to be
drilled out. causing q delay OF four
hours, and last evening . second valve
broke in q similar manner. causing an.
other equal delay. The main pump
was reached this noon and will DO re-
packed and reclscksd and set at work
again. The water reached some 10 fset
above the 2l60 level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Carload. .pd CarsIoads.

The way in which Richard Mercer Is
laying in and laying out goods these
days tells we'll for his business. His
supplies come in By the carload and 90
out BY the CARLOAD. and when CONSUMERS
receive them they are pleased every time.
Mercer does . big business. does II
squarely and on business principles,
hence succeeds. For further psrtiou.
lars. see his advertisement under "Nsw
TODAY"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A soap Boilers Suicide.

New YoRx. February Ia senss-
tioual suicide occurred in the North Di.
visisn last night Louis Grumms, .
soap manufacturer OF 405 North avenue.
was discovered this morning hanging to
o sross.bsam In o small room In the rear
Of his fastory. There were fourteen
small cats on bis left wrist, showing
that no had frst attempted to cause
death oy severipg an artery. On bis
SKIRT we're dark stains from some liquid.
supposed to be poison. Grumme was .
German, and about thirty.fve years old.
The cause cannot even be surmised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A FINE THING FOR TIE TEETH.

Fragrant soZODONT is s~composiion Of the
pursst and CHOICEST ingredients Of the Oriental
vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient 10 we'll
Known to have . beneficial eject on the teeth
and gums. Its embAlming or antiseptio prop:
srty and aromatic fragrance makes Il . toilet
luxury. s0Z0D0Nr removes ell disssrsesbls
odors from the breath caused By cstarrh. bad
teeth. etc. II IL entirely FREQ from the injurious
and acrid properties Of tooth pastes and pow.
ders which dertroy the enamel. One bottle Will
ast six months, 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
The Flood at Marysville.

MAnYsvrLLE, January Sl.-Thsrs 10
nothing new. The water has been going
down all night and this morning. It 10
now below 10 feet at the Yuba bridge,
where the back water from Feather river
IL piled up. There arc two breaks In
the Suffer county levee between Yuba
City and Hook farm, but none above
Yuba City. The city is surrounded by
water, but Il has recedsd everywhere.
and there IL no danger. Our splendid
levees saved rs. There 10 NO water on
the streets, as the sewers discharge 1t
into the slough that was empty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
The California Girls.

The California girls on q visit 10 Ne
vada did the Sutro tunnel yesterday.
even to the south header with its heat.
then went into the lower levels Of the
BONANZA mines and took the heat there
also. They stood the temperature bet.
ter than did their male escorts. some Of
whom were laid up for repairs after the
Trim Was over. In fact, Californis girls
are generally 30 constituted that few
nlsc.s are too hot for them; yet some Of
Ii. Comstock girls seem just q little bit
inclined to TT, to make Virginia Of that
high Temperature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
n. first nis,.s ris,s.

People are sometimes. and at other
places especially. . little surprised ..
the number Of Captains and Majors ana
Colonies and titled gentlemen who haii
from the Comstock. The custom OF thus
honorins those Who help ont OF stock
difficulties 10 very ancient, - witness
the following from jeremiah II. y:
''And Il came to pass on the morrow
Pashur brought forth jeremiah out Of
the stocks. Then said jeremiah unto
him: The Lord hath not called Thy
name Pashur, but Hagss-Nissabib."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
The Sprsgue Natter.

PROVIDENCE, B. l.. February l.-Dr.
3. B. Greene, . distant relation Of Gov.
ernor sprasus. who for soms months
has been the custodian Of Csnonchet,
has been summarily dismissed. and bis
family ordered out. II 10 wellkpown
that SpraRue has missed valuables. He
has ordered their restitution, and has or.
dered his old houseksepsr. who supsrin-
tended the packing Of Mrs. 6prasas's
ELECTS, to prepare IN inventory Of the
articles missing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A Brave Soldier Dies.

CHEYENNE. January STA Leader Fort
Steele special says: Capt. Joseph Law
son, Of the Third Cavalry. died last
night Of paralysis. Capt. Lawson served
through the rebellion and on the frontier
since, being one OF the bravsst and best
officers In the service. He was the real
hero at Milk river when Thornburgh was
killed by the Utes In September. 1873.
His company held the Utes 10 check with
great loss. while breastworks were being
built. The Wyoming Legislature spe.
cially thanked Lawson for his meritori-
n services on that occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Copper Ores.

Tho furnace at the Ludwig copper
mine, Mason Valley. will DO ready to
start up in . day or two. There are
5000 IONS OF ore already extracted and
on the dumps awaiting reduction. Tho
furnace will be capable Of reducing
thirty tons Of ore per twenty-four hours.
The company have sunk q well aud have
any amount OF water. The work OF ft.
ting up the furnace and experimenting
affairs generally is being done by Chris.
James, OF Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Tn. storm .aa she c. = c. Railroad.

The Carson and Colorado Railroad
was somewhat damaged in several places
BY the late storm. The greatest damage
was done at Churchill Canyon. where a
culvert Was choksd up. The torrent
sveepiug dswn the canyon brought With
Il. sseebrush, logs OF wood and trash Of
all kinds that had been accumulatne Tor
the past twenty years. Dams OF rubbish
formed in the canyon in the start. and
these breaking. other and bigger dams
formed, which in turn gave way, thus
bringing down upon the railroad an
irresistible rush Of water and all kinds
OF drift matter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
Dissrios CONTROLLING. Judge.

Tho following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
George D. Holt vs.. Niagara-Contin.
ued for the term.
Jacob P%insohower Va. n. Volluers,
Executor - Continued till Wednesday.
the 9th instant, at 10 A. NJ, at which
time all witnesses were notified TO be
present.
T~hirty.six trial jurors drawn and VEN
ire made returnabls on Tuesday. Febru-
airy g.
Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

Jackson 10 shipping ore from the Web
foot copper mine. Mason Valley. to Day.
ton by teams. The Carson and Colorado
Railroad will soon relieve the wagons OF
most Of their journey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

JFLswis. @ H Belknap. J A Brown. E
X smith. Thomas Seville. Emma Brown,
James Msyberry. Laura Palmer. Thomas
Kennedy. Cad Thompson, r Phillips, Joe
Gavin. W Farrell. Al skinner. Ida Leslie,
Efis Reed, A Sharon. q H Fitch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the srrou and
decay. loss Of manhood, ETC., I will send Q re-
ceipe that will cure you. FRRE VI oHAhok.
This great remedy was discovered bya mission.
ary In South America. Send Q self.sddressed
envelope TO the REv. JosxPH T. IHnAH, Station
D, New York city. taio ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01

Departures LAST Evseses.
r Kirman. D + Shay. ] Tibet. ] HAL
lisan. J Treasure, Miss J Portuguese. Mrs
II Block. TT Duncan. Z Otey. c Shay.
n Nullany. J H Williams. Miss G Gar
I,oar
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
WASHINGTON LETTER.

Dispatch or Busisess In Congress
hesstor Edmumds Alter b 100
EnserprisinK Journalists - i'm.
terrified Agisatsrs Of Wonan's
Righss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
A Blackmailer Walks into . ira

n DlUCAMotAUA VeA8o INV ASk
HAL1Ax. N. g., January 3l.-John
P. Mott, . soap, candle and chocolate
Manufactured, and one OF the wsalthiest
men In Nova Scotia, received last satur-
day an unsigned letter. threatening him
With death unless be placed Q bag con.
tanning 5000 In gold behind . door OF
the smoking room on the Dartmouth
ferry steamer ct 8 o'clock last night.
At the hour named, when the boat WA
on the Dartmouth side. Mr.. Mott. hav-
ing prepared Q bag containing pennies,
deposited Il behind the door and de-
parted. The steamer Immediately start.
ed for this side. Just before she reached
the wharf q young man approached tho
hiding place Of the money. erasped the
bag, and was walking rapidly away when
q detective, who had been lounsing
around the smoking room In disguise,
ON the watch, arrested him and be was
taken to the police station. The young
man proved to be Warren p. Herman.
who had until lately been following the
sea, bat IL ct present unemployed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Stronger and Cheaper Heat.

JrssrY Orr, February Ian sxhibi.
tion was given yesterday Of . new fuel.
combination Of petroleum and steam.
The sxhibihsn was Of such . satisfactory
nature that results are promised Of IN
importance not easily exaggerated. Col.
Rose, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
saws a locomotive can BE- run from New
York to Philadelphia for "a instead Of
S25. a. now, with oeal. The CONNER.
cial says: To produce combustion moth
ing more IL Necessary than BY means OF
an stomizsr TO unite dry steam and crude
petroleum. only common inoh-pips be-
iua used for this purpose, one for steam
and the other for oil, with cocks 10 reg.
ulsts the Aow. A junction 10 made with
six inches Of perforated brick rstoft with
noxzlss, and instantly . match being
applied the whels interior Of the furnace,
in an ordinary revsrbatory smelling
furnace, becomes intensely heated, 20
much 20 that all exposed surfaces may
be easily fused. II applied to q steam
boiler on Q locomotive or shipboard II 10
only necessary TO place the retorts, made
of dre clay, on CRATE bars. this protect
ing the boiler plates from injury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-01
STOCK
nan ErAneisos Board.

-
Last xvnxno.
80 Eureka Con-, 2ik
80 Manhattan. ~
SIS Argsnta. $50
6 Tuscarora. 4sc
6k Belle Isls, $50
500 Consordis. AZ. z GO. = IS. . co
1900 Albisu. 95e.
2s0'Nt. Diablo, 8 As. 81
40 North Belle Isle, $50
TOO Nj. Potosi. 45c, 400
100 Bechtel. TOO
80 Tiogs. CSC
100 summit. 70c
100 Goodshav. COO :
$500 Champion, 4oc, $50
70 Mono, I 70
COO South Bulwer. $50
425 MONDAY, N
AddendA. sec
100 North MONDAY. ~
200 Jupiter. 25c
$50 Mammoth, SOC. $50
lis0 Orc. SOC. 45c
500 Martin White. Soc
ale Silver King. Is
100 Head Centre. 5 80
.62s vsrtsx. l0c
1Hrs MORNING.
q 0phir. 81
$50 Mexican, ga
$50 Gould 4 Curry. s. q IS. 2 90
$40 Cr,ifsrnia. I s.. I 30
so Best q Bslcher,
ITS Savage. 1. $50
80 Con. Virginia. 2. 2 05
leo Chollar. N
40 Potosi. I 30. I IS
$40 Hale d Norcrsss, s 10. 5 o5
GO Crown Point. I 10
SIS Yellow Jacket. IN
SEQ Imperial. 10
10 Kentuck. II
, 10 Beleher. $50
100 Confidence. ~
s95 Sierra Nevada. ~, 81
Ito Utah. 81. 81
$40 Bullion. I so
4S0 Exohequer. II
so 0vermAn. $50
$50 Justice. 4sc. SOC
27o Union Con-, 81
100 Alta, I. 9eo
80 Jllia. $50
400 Caledonia, 25s. zoe
80 Challenge. 55c. $50
400 Andes, II
400 Scorpion,
SIC Bsnton. 40c. $50
500 Concordia. I Gs
, 1881-11-30
..1,,,c VOICE FROM THE DUNGEON.

IN, me fhttapo fftht'n' ..
~ INV Mut1,ur, my cnrs tlloy NOW
0,' A. A, r,t,1.nx of chains In tho distance
- heair,;,htnys nj f:sIn send thru mo clilll.
st%y ahs s"ni it III s'e'e' 'ne''' '''''F'" 'e"s'
a. ,,,r E,.u. my Mother, sho is outr"a'd' on-
~ -. sssSs ;hs sand, ot'a stranger her breasts TINY
"a afs stn"e a"'' on her forehead ho*l fa'n h"vc
" saxravmii sxr a,v,uiins they aro dress'd by tho vile
AnS hand Ut scor''.
,.. ,.,r limb, thoy aro bound bg n de't'y-
wtoiaa', r',is 10 tho ione when my Mother she
III ItGsSst; saitor he smiles when ho hoars hoF
sqpaII!"s ppEI!"s tho children aho SO dearly loves
u,,pote breast Ia di''eo''' with sorrow anu
I.Sn sfss nHt curses her cnpsur oft ehow'rs on her
BE- hGan; Nit, but she iervently offers ptay'r
ehs us souts of tic Children VINO foF hef naso
,toovcns Faith, .Iustlec Truth, 0o'l. Civil.
=, !hStlS"i 1''1s i,ancs now ask Of tho civilized
r,sn .ns1, Ssth hr,n 'car apot of ools r'rc't erea
r,,!' 'I0n her .lumbcr awake, and her taT bo uu'
lufrd2
resven's curse m tho hands that frat welded
,,o.Sens nsa c.it*o on tho unds thut her fotters
a!s ~ r,irso tu tho son not alive to hcr palms,
HeassbS eSosc bcart Ia daatar.s, whose soul 1t ID
cu!l.
,..~oo, c,,rso on tho children who hccd not her
u..xrn's .,'' ,.lrso On tho tyrant who'd brand her
u..,.n. curse on the tyrant who laughs at her
.odF FIs,s: TsS sc:alusany tarkena my Moshor's dcar
tanc.
M, crcat Heaven. high Heaven. your blessings
nj, IL sf an, Of tho son who shall tho first
NJ. bessG Gj tlau,e it shall 1.-Two thro' posterIty's
day. s. o,,.. t.-stor,,t
shall How.
n orcat Heaven, Just Heaven, ono fnvor !
A,umnIpotont God. grant this favor to mo;
nnsrmit nc 10 live and dig Tyranuy's grnY1
Xiii tho peat bugs Of Erin-0od's home In tue
sea- -, ~ n
CHICAGO, Nar. 20. 1881.
, 1881-11-30

RI great has lron tho popular demand for tho
eslcbrnet! ru,,edy, Kidney. W1rt that It il hav-
I'M 1t, IInlnrnse sa!o from Mn'no to California.
fotuo have found 1t i,lc0uveniont to prepare it
iors now prspnro it III liquid forin. Ihls can l'c
procured ut tue druggists. 1t hts precisely the
smo effect rs thu Dry. but is very cst'cant rated
" ItlAt tue dose Is much Bsnnllcr.-LtffH iNah.
, 1881-11-30
ETY+1' REfE EHTAIJc,

11Gll aALE-SDtJTli Ef.Afak-Sr, fltjSf-
a. Nrss hlnrk. l,etwrrti Madl1tin and Asinnls-sfs.
NtutH.1t. rinres. sIEtf1; Entf1cr.
Wntu@il.ny. tt.,rn +1x1pi hrhr Ma!lst'It, tAhuL
uNnt brick. ftitbL
Vm, nren.aL, lot t1xIas ~ nny, 1rnr ljourt Ut
TrnLln AItn.
Tiird.av.. lot anuth OF ltnrsson. =; feat
Thir,i-nv., 1nt nfrth Nf Fnn 1turch, u feat.
sevnra rdH lhts IN Tho ~hoieAaln diRtFtct, tho
heat lIiete IA uisMit1sed -, .
4 tnt lii iii CENTRALLY lnentad. ean rent thu ground
fnf rar Esnt on Tho pre. Tint Will buy II; tenant
""' ''''' j. =. w1tiTE Il Co..
tNtnl I, N tsIAfk-At
, 1881-11-30
BUYINESy PERSONALS.

SA14E- HOLIDAY
L books. lllu1 ~ 10 sAcl.. ln0n at ". eaeh ~ NJ
baukEnpt stock. Al asw. Do nos tau 10 examine os'
's'' pAviD i. COOK, ~ MAd!soa.At. aa.stAsss+
, 1881-11-30

{I7UI{ ShIIE-
l. tJnurtrf.nr Int, n OF u foot. neut Chnntnut
t1carbofn:nv. rrsdchre. thrua.stDsy Mnti baaehcnt
hrttk. fUhf t]hiH.kt.
indana.-t rosIdencs,. t1itso.story and baae.ncnt
brlex. n r,Onte Huhr HtMtN
depth, west 'front.' cheap.
Wnltnt-aL,. tWtl.bk0ry ntlf basement house, nenf
West Aiinls.st,,. ,near wastorn.av. two.stnrr
frnlu 1intl+e. it-tunt Int.
WnxtHrM+ly., southwest chrnar Wicnx. gpntcSl
frno huke ~ feet frut1t. chsht Hhd rasJ terms Ut
j. +. WHITE & To.
ItItIn /. III t.1ntk
, 1881-11-30

T1OKSA1,E-rENA ACRES NEAR PUl,1-
IL inan. lll:Slty WAI.l.t:lt JK W ieatlt,t'.-tL
THOK SA1.E-'rES ACRES, ONE MILE
IL wr.s " this city lmtb. A. u barratsi. llES!tf
WA.t.EtE ill.,, III nearh0En-s1 -
, 1881-11-30

4 tiENTS WANYED-l.lliEltAl An
tnlgsshsn!1 naau with akaNts for itfA. .lnsnsancv
tIn Sheppard lfosuahs pi.ut ksHs ~ iro'Hs4EMisu,
inuI iiIex corner lI1Arborn anl MunrhtstH
, 1881-11-30

11DK SAl.E-N ACRES IN SEC. 10. ~. ta,
MEAD Il Tue,
il Nh1ih.st.
, 1881-11-30

11sOR SALE--A l3id,Ck COMPRISING
u thrru handsome dwellings. similar IN ,trtIKn.
VIII! vEry substantial mnt UieGnnt stota fruits: tho
building IL iran rotlos and basement. Btr nnd IT.
iii feet II niIey. refco. Esk0h. i. II. KEiiFUrf Il
LII. Ill lnartuktil.kt.
, 1881-11-30

71OK SAl.E-4o ACRES ON FIFTY
T. htt1l-st. boulevard; nehr Ashfnnd'a7. u. +.
lIEAth II SAIUr H,uEt.
, 1881-11-30

TOR SAi.E-S0 GN}t4 WEST WAS1f-
Il iaHt.fpI9i., list west IT ttnh6rtt, 4-stnry md
bnsHment brick Mlth e4tHnseni guVI ilschtu1eht.
II HuilN.at.
, 1881-11-30
CITY ItIJ<fL EtgYLtI'E;.

>
E'OR SAl,E-IsECElVEN'S SALE-pljR-
J.! xuhrt tn an sr'Irr rnf ~" t:irrnt tDut n tH!k
iai. i, ika sa,su nf I.sima- IT, Se"i". Au!Ii.ur u
3'alu Ar"-Mtk u thu SlnIe at IlIiHga. hInii4t Ee
GsAs9 i,to ltlsarnns" r"np'ny, s,n,! q, % %rssiAr,
ne!sk H. st 'y ica itn','n itGrlr.T lnr. nnM,,
beF III EihYk.at. fch4, fh bB lulltmlfN irsGflhht!
IelsoA sMatsu Y tha :'nnty nt '9s nna rH'ts .t
!livl.inn n t;e aYn!n 8no' 'tMlt O. y, ot I,lgx nun
Chtcaaafsnd pfonilsas helHK furfnl!f istrrtae1 Il
Dwt--lD.Wht tOtlsIenDtnH At rntht ewGhfy.twH
ncr 0f bl,ex nn1er tirsy iii, IN Gnl,n, isrk *.c.
ind AttIUh Chicago, t1inlIrs. west the nIrth
lin NfFatl.st. Twenty twi a, n!latnt NV, ieat
titu nd slVhnsn ~! tSr ,.r: y sSss ,," !" ~ "1y:
tw ,,d !2!t tsn tl,Gnsa .9as ia,aa
with IT. iItHIe- plncn uMb n'lfeh and aatiltnn l!s
IT,, MIRO o est n1cs =! 'spn't'ss & y; VT,
ho,,+nd iva i,nndeGd t,sI!. :l'!!Iara' bnnR ihrsg
thlRA1id ihree tttflt1. {!Nt dollars chs nfa Ohn
thu,atIitt tMa lrttstfc f1b hbllAFh wlthln mig
yuar trni hlt, viii !ntnrtAt Mt thu rate nf rgyen
hF Celt per nllti, hHcurD hy ngrt.ua6 tir trlise
eaI ulI tho premises. MuIsAH !tHhrE Htll! 1sltet
lid il ile fpeh!ve IN which event thg h!Hhrsk ns11
Gert hi wlli bn necnpted. !lEt'lstlE n. HtMillE.
1terevEr ~ tho ths1Ru iif0 Ihhurntcb Company.
lhlcnH4 NV. y, ISL
, 1881-11-30

TTUIt SALl-l!f)lJSE AND 10 FEET ON
iltuse mi lit in Crr1et Of flty.sevanth.st and
satnlnaton.ny! alhtlt io feet ohst fsnnt' M sa9n
neEn tsnc,a In Calumet rcKinn. H. 4. uAAlCIis saom
7. III I1rnt burt1.st.
, 1881-11-30

T0OK, ,SA LE-LUT :4NlSO. FEET :trO Air
10 ley, pRsk frpnt: Micstlpati.nv. nonr Twenty.
thirl.% Apply to-day to H. u. sllEitWoOD+ u
llInEh 1.Nl.
, 1881-11-30

EHDR SALl;-8s7 WEST ADAAiS+S'r.. ?
IL alnry AMI LnsBucnt brick. p0sse8slun tisxt May.
MEAtl K ih1E. tEt La NnjIG.et.
, 1881-11-30

T,ON SALE-ttASHLEi AND EVANS
ts mar fnrtxtsh'r,5::.h; !nesa y ,n r. ns a,e Z.
oncut cun b. had al barRath., >, .v,t,,.u ~,
" ftDrfu l. II tIlfk.st.
, 1881-11-30

A GENTLEMAN WHO Is CUAlpELt,E)
II 10 tlIspDse ~ his valuable and ht1 .brGd tTot-
titlw hurry Will soil him NJ any rncrt'ce would thko
anything nf value nt nast Miy yn9tlt l!e ltnftnts
tlu t,iu, Il worry xtyi!ri pn4 tmndsDMss warranted
, 1881-11-30

Ii,OI; SALE-Cl1EA1'-TiiE FINEST
1nburGnh J,,tne in lila Market At krnWtItn. ANY.
n wn,,ttii4 s,cIi plaee wllI tni tho n'ye nnaus-
'''9' ~ '~'"'' " j, l.. WEITEM CO.,
, 1881-11-30

11Ol, SAI,E-BY W. ID. KEltFODF IL co. !,
T. tu WuslInHtUn-st,. Eorngr Fr.istkiln.st md
Chnseh-plct, III ~ Ieet aso lxl@s frGl IN Clinton
uln ,Niil q
, 1881-11-30

1TOl. SAI.E-50 FEET ON NlNDfANA-AN..
IL hntth OF FnrtY.s1auHu-st.. wDst fruuI NEAL
a lDt, IEi t,A Shl[4saL
, 1881-11-30

1ITANTED-A GERMAN ADFEtT1S-
| w Ing solicitor Of eIln,renHe tu cAnvnss 1nr
newspaper "wr!ts ups" jiund pay TO ssosdy man.
! Anuiy nj Iso11n II Tribune Un1Iltflx
, 1881-11-30

71OR SALE-ts} FEET ON ADAaIS-ST.,
II uast Of WcatoEp.l1y. MEAD Il COZ,
1{9 In SNp-hL
, 1881-11-30

WAN'rED-'r0 KEST-1,Y 4 RESrOS-
w tlpIu ttnRft. Il wc-inrDlshpd hnusu III frat
tasA order. cn.ttaIln1 nat !esa than ro9Hs. South
side rref1rrFh. ANirca* y lh Ttlhuna t,Illc9.
, 1881-11-30

1,OR SALES 1lALF-ACKE 1.DrS IN
Z Coak AndersoME subdivts!9n frans,iS " T. IN M fil-
ft.zl Ulcht eMsy turns Apply ~ owner. llo fast
Alnu!aul-Bt., llituHl u.
, 1881-11-30

T'Clt l.E-IjY ". y. lEKFoOT,s& CO..
Il ID WaRhlnut6n-xt.: Residence lHis IN ChlEnud-
nv. tolt frOnis. hdtwuen sYota and !:ietn. .nls nt
fl,iN each, and Gatwsel HuDey aud flnyne. nt ftn
ruin; nisf fluyHg-at., nurt1 nf ChIeAeNr. ut RO
eiGiI hural tornls g!vnn; wafer nnu sswcr IN t'l0
, 1881-11-30

1iOK SALE-DY +. 4. 1iENSllAW,
Il xuece4ts,r tn T.. SlU.s1n t'it. tn' La sao'st.
I.nke.st, near Ft(th.ny.. lot afx IN feht:
Michigan my. runr AniI%n.st. Int !ixttg fenL.
Alisnl.nn-sts. neat 'ke'Hts A'stt'ry BRICK pasa'ha
Eiatn.st.. nonr Folk A-s.ory stono-front building,
Nnfth CMrx IL. suntfi Of ChlcnRn'av., 4.sory brck
building renting far tvEs IL ptr cont hI rrtra
Nurth Cntk-st., corner WITH stonnsfrnnt building.
~ fGct lfIIlt. . :. .-.. .
fttii
, 1881-11-30

TVENYnODY LOOKING FOR lIOLI.
IL 1ay boYxs silo4ld know That ssAV!n Z; SMsk, ~
ci,saUss tham any Iliyr tra,; h. oubahos q Kou.t
uvilatply r,auu FUR cttn!lNMH se0 H4turtat liM1l
, 1881-11-30

ElURSALE-15O FEET ON !NDlANA-,Ay,
vnry eisuo,s. NtAU& 4 CUE, lto III. SAr-xt-
, 1881-11-30

11DR SALE-I3Y W. u. KERFOOT & CO.,
IL ~ IWMshin9t.,i-st.: isi4xl5u fset. On b0uttiNdHt
cUrner Ht1lH a,,u SlxtuGntli.Kt1.
, 1881-11-30

1ITASrED =. To RENT a WE'LL
w UsItod factory containing iatt1 iu lauo square
fCat, with Siea,lshantG nnl power. ~ resnl!ahl"
tgun1it; Ata&u rennl und lcntl0. tudreas IL TEtb"
nm Dt1ca.
, 1881-11-30

I5ON SAI.E-{;OOU f}itlCk AND FRAME
Il toil.n. nsur t,nx+.ld. tone wItll " mot ln!s
litn hrG f4AuL unh lh0llt 11tA ~ HiMan.1v.
, 1881-11-30

FI1O KEST-E E1Et;ANT SEVEN-lstN)M
i tintA III new building lCtI MchlRan-nv.s NIL cn-
vcnyncts; - ald III L. J. AMA.ETuS. u Clark
IT.. Hfasrt H.
, 1881-11-30

-11Ols SAtl;-by W. y. KElIFOOF Il TO-.
IL " HasilthxtnH.tL. 49, ,. ,,.,.
~ nrrca Mt tyuntiae, Just n"rth of tD e'ty litna:
OH II" q. WI =, TIL. ptoberay NJ ~ IL dh1 T.
sntsvii, cafI 10 sni 1T large pfpit NJ unca. htr-
HrhI ifaiN ubEil MHY IhflI
, 1881-11-30

T7UH SALE-SEVElsAL Ol1OICE llAl-
Venth nsu, il block iii Elnrk-at.. nuat Yum lturen.
+, 4. UItAUl3 X Gttt nt tFhstl!lutt1I'st.
, 1881-11-30
suHURn<fN HEtL I;g7lf7s.

1fOK SAl.E-A COUNTRY SEAT SEAk
lntv.n viii tr ey,I,; IL r,,i.,-A fn HIM hrk 1aH.
lIirn,r snbatuittiallv hnd wei! built httrarltVH IN
ap,,rtlr4h rni nrixhisr'ltnti. sE!H,l. htr ihs
u rt,s 'strs In cltutr uni halls e hht1ntIri.
s, arrnt hs!ly ppIsc k,n kt i S"5s %fsasE
gon Ills; III r,ea ff1!n GhicaxDs m Tho t3tlGnA
ijlyirun nf n. IS. II. A.; In thn Vtl!nsn x lJnion
n,,t,,y nt Honr T. II; ids.bUrn.st ltENltf j. uUUD.
lffC1t, -
, 1881-11-30


T1OIk SALE-CllEAF, Il FINE LOT OF
IL nyH snl apcoDA-huna tt0 nhd burglar snlet At
J.uNEENiluu3& CO.. =! llvarooEa.st.
1nOR HAJ,E-UIiEAP.-A VERY FINE
Is pylinusr desk ItEKp i HIkkEsa. 1o9 Daat-
kItrn IL
, 1881-11-30

I1OR SAl,E-DYiW. j. KEirOOr t. Co.
Il ID WHshinutUIl-st.: Grand b0ulVvaEt xStxlD
ff.et extendK iroN, Yuwennv. to fnstJ-aecont-rt:.
, 1881-11-30

11OR SALE-A lSTONY ENG1.1Sll
basement stunu front rcHldeuce on Unsnfn.st.,
au4t! fr0ht. GaBI OF nehruorh.nv., Ultos hesltiya
-rOun, GiO.uts nic t porinet orDE aild St.tll.
luLejy afipttrJ with hl tho nAncr r1vcnGttcss{
"''' ~ VI IloNrtnrlt-Ht.
, 1881-11-30

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
I T1TANTEf}-l.MD mn LA15OltEhS FOR TIE
w *Onth: wa1h4 II ecr Iar. winters wbrkt cheaH
5nrn Hnu ahtI evefy t.nyi ~ wtl md te c,pprr4.
tEiItlHIIAS 4 tIt. ~ H0uth Water And VI SDnth
{tnnhl-tf4
, 1881-11-30

T>t)ll SA Ll:-a70 FEET On A1kclfEls-AV.
" by vi ienl nI, Quarry ST.. With two'BtNry htek
building l2jx ii tec ct uspi m pnGslnH hluse.
Y. 4, HitAtiu Il Gu, IL WIRhnHIun-Ht.