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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

BE c'hnposed'' ~ the type SITTER
said To the compassion,
Ptuy the poor ducks who have TO go
around barefovted all winter.
whyarc birds mehlnch"iy ii tile
morning? Rroausa lheir little bills
are aI over dew,
I've just got out of a horrible sc,ape.'
as the man said when he came out of 70
five cent barber shop.
Ifws were girl. we would select .
lover from among taiIurs for they all
know hu" Ia press suit
There is no dying the Easi thatihere
is great future for everylHay who
eau live long enough to see 1t.
An Olead farmer has Lad painted
aud lH'sled up la his pOuiIry house Il
large sigm bearing the inscription:
'R Egs flfly cents n dnzen'' He also
keeps light burning oil nigh ito prevent
the hen- from going Ia roosl.
The cheerful givgr--lIe who gives
three cheers.
The barhrr's apprentice Is c. rlainly Q
stripping follow.
The dog with The longest tail is The
biggest wag "r the pack.
Shipwrrcked sailors never need
starve while there is blight Of rols
left.
Sac certainly had a pretty fi'ot, bu sf.
tar ali, Il diJn'r make half 81 much imr
pres'i"n on him ~ the old mans.
A Michigan Toy ate hsr uf soap on .
wager, anl then drank Il lot Of 70 Ia 10
t,ke the tasc cut Of hH mputh, and the
wIJ b. spoliel suds AID soap bub las for
the next haf heur bsiil 4 tho skill IT
ioarieeD doctors. who nsd,y performed
about him, not having inIormed oi II
ads suffering. Th0y are an al logger.
heads ncw chat 10 c+ilthe casa.
What Is The .ise Jf this piacc?"
sa,rly asked a New Yorker of the cuts
,iucIo just sitr the brak.maa had sung
Sut "O~pc li.ka," st "a southern station,
where no; house Wa VISITED among tbs
pines excBpt sp eating saloUn. Its
about as bic as New York. was tho an-
swsr, but i Isn't buIlt W ye."
Don, yoa wish you vas big manl''
said one lutte prchin 10 another. 'Knst
do. lm just dyia' 10 10 big cnutf to sit
shaved, an have Que Of blrbrrs pow
i me over aud sqiirt Cologne juics
at me, was the reply.
A young nan wlIO Inherited tho dag
before large EnriuuS frem Iis uu;ls gave
q dinner to lew iriend. llrinqlred &C
the restaurant il they hads us old chresr-
Yes" rcl lied The wailrr. ''lsit,irOasY'
e" St Cng cuOdEh n. .Lriug the dead le Iile.'
u JOn yan j., replied the heir.
/ Add lutc wool nSlts 10 tho nywrp
p1iS Of lasoiiics, aud ste htw auirkl, ID
will nVlI Ish aud tu'rrovc the growth.
, A little 10y r,Iusi. & " take pilI. lis
niolIn r piared ~ piecG n prsctv,J
y ar and save il s." huu. IL u Tow nh
utrs shc said Tommy, have you sat, n
the pear" "Yes, mvthrr, all Tut The
tSeI."
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

1rhS yn'umes ol the wEIglr legin with the
hFsI Nunabtr for JHntiafy vi each ,,#r Ahsn
m iinIe T. mrntIoiied. it will bs I'd .foasl
saiat thr sIbsrr!lei wishes 10 rpmn,,..,s IN
the NaIni.er u. II a.trT tie frtitl of nt,.tr.
! b. lat Eleven Volumes oi HaKFEEs
WEKkLr. In nrsI rloih binding. vii be- sent
by mail. pgstags paid. pr hy express, lrse ai
sxpenss lproshlesI the fright ,lR.s not ex.
rerd me dollar pr sOlumr. Iar Il o. es rh
10th Last- l,F zach taIualr, Sqitgbls fpf
binding. silli i.e -elt By aiaii. on rrreili uI
sl o. each.
IeHiilaacss shalild lie mIue lss Po,i.Oflief
Money Order o. Df.it, 10 ateid Glance u
lDs.
Newspapers uTe mi ~ cgIy ttis Id.
v'rii"ment teiii0ut the sfTess vnlsr ~
HIErEn Q BEoIsEHs
AsYfes. HskPER 4 BR0THERs,
Asu York.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
HEI pYourseIyes BY making money

uET ID Yourselves by making money
uLLI whena gnlden chance II 0l.
tered, Thereby alsay kreping poverty iron
your Il Jor, rliose who always take adyan.
inge VI the good chances for making maney
that are offered, generally bccome wealthy,
while ,husr who do not Improve such chances
reman in poverty. We want many men.
w0men. bpys and giris TO work for us ril b.
IN their avn localities, The business will
pa, more than ten time, ordinary wapes.
We furnish an expensive outfit aud all that
yon need, nee. No nne who engages iailsio
make money very rapidly, You Tan devote
srart ii0inrnrs. Full informatiGn and all
that ID needed sent oe, Address sriSsos a
3u: Puil land Malnr.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
1881
Harper's Bazar,
HEEST ED.

Thi. popular periodical i pie-eninsntiy =
j0uTna I,sl tile lluI seiiuld.
EytTs AealR lurAislifs iLs hted IIil0r.
tndluin IN rsgart 10 FasnIon. in dress aud or.
,4ins . the Ne west aisa Hsssl spploNrd IIaI.
rrus Hi,h tlssriplne aIIirirs DERIVED ffHm
sHtissntle sns nriainal sources: sblls IT.
Tories, fnsms, AMI Ls.ays 90 social and Ds.
insstie Top e.. ziys Va irfy 70 IT, columns.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
1881.
Harper's Weekly. -.
fifHxffafed. go.

This periodical, by ttsFsble and seholarly
discussions % the que tiohs ~ The ua!, A.
well as by IT. iilluslraiilus--w which arr pre-
pared by the Lrst ariists-+has alHai excited
a must powerful and hrneleIai influence up
on The publiCe tninil.
The meIgat OII.S influence will always be
found an the side OF morality, siilis srnmelit,
and refinement. II 4s. *--E .
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
.auncn Hncsearr rresansAs.s

BArrrsr-Rev. @. Durham. Pastor,
preaching every Sunday At 4 s'elack a.
NJ and n o'clock P, N, "
MErnouIsT--J. A. cunpin3gim. Pss,pr
preaching every Sunday at II o'clock A,
NJ. and !, o'clock P. NJ n
EpIscorAL- Rev. Jos "a heshirc. jr
Rector, preaching on the Sunday in
the month at 81 o'clock ?. 10 Dukes
Han.
PREsaTTEnrAs--Rsy. III, +, Darnall,
Pastor, preaching every Sunday &C I !
O'Clock "a, NJ. and n IxSA~Pgaysr
meeting exery "Wednesday sht.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31
RARPER,s 1,ERIQpIQALs.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, Oge Year u 90
HARfER's NEkhLN, Quo issr " W
.llARRLR'S BAZAAR, Ulr Year y w
The 'rAhEE shove ruhiirallpns, year l0uG
Any Twu above iaiArd, I'nc irar 90
uARPEI.ss lUpNI People, One ! ear DO
Postage Free b aH subscritsrs III ihs
United States on GaaulllI.,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25

some meat, and the remainder sat around
the fire waiting, when they were all start
led by terrible noise that seemed to come
nearer the camp. Suddenly the th'ckets
parted, and in rushed the missing man. his
hair standing on end, his face deadly WHITE
his gun gone, and his arms flying in the
air. as if grasping for imaginary objects, and
about two feet behind him came great
black bear. The pursued soldier turned
when he saw the bear Drop ard. looking at
one of them, said, breathlessly:
us he dead?"
One of the ,nen asked:
"Why didn't you shoot him instead ct
running7"
"What do you take me for:" replied the
missing one. "Do you think l was such u
fool as to shoot him, when I could bring
him in alive?"
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25

not suffer from sun. stroke, rheumatism, or
fever throughout tn" year. 1t is a univer'
sal custom to drive sick cattle either over
the smouldering embers, or else through
the fame, In order to restore them to
health, and to preserve them from witch.
craft, accident and pes.ilcnce. But the
youths and maidens leap through the fire
for that is a matter Of heart andhand. The
mere invitation is public sign Of wooing,
and acceptance shows that the sutton is "a
vorably received. One, Who already feels
pretty certain Of his reception, approaches
the maiden Of his choice, clasps his hands
and sings:
Above my head, below my head,
My hat gaily swing,
The girl that love, now with me,
Through the fire must spring!
he receives her hand as a token that
she is willing to go through the fire witt,
him, as we'll as through life, the couple run
hand in hand toward the fame, attempt to
spring over or through it. A successful
spring is sure sign that the two young
people belong to one another; their love
has been hallowed by fire. But should one
chance t, fall or stumble, something will
probably cause their separation. The
Pickering or smoking Of the fire signifies
that trials are In store for the newly formed
alliance; but when the flames rise up high
and clear during their leap. or crackle as
though rejoicing over the agile pair, then
the future life NAV be commenced Mt once
in peace and security, for the midsummer
fire has forctold prosperity.--All the Year
Round.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25
Br0ught Him In Alive.

\ defeated man il fortunate II he hap.
pens to be a witty one too. lie can save
his credit by his explanation. An exchange
tells how 4 lucky phrase Of army language
broughta certain hero out Of doubtful
hunting experience with success:
\ party Of soldiers tout west" not hav.
ing much to do. resolved to SO hear hunt
ing They had been out about sixtee,
hours and he'd not seen bear. and bein.
tired and hungry, returned to camp. o.,
their arrival at headquarters they missed
cd one OF their companions, but Thought
nothing OF it. one Of them remarking:
"lic will return all right"
They made their camp fire and com
/ mcnccd preparations tor supper They had
| some coffee OVER Il. tire: one OF them WA,
>lic,ng some potatoes, another wis stewins
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-06-25
German Superstition.

III the llartz Mountains, and on the
Rhine, there are so.called Judas fires; in
South Germany, and particularly the Ba.
varian Highlands, W. find the Easter and
St. Johns fires. The former are lighted on
Easter Eve, 1T the time when the rcsurrec.
ton is considered - have been accom-.
plishcd. On the 81 Ut June the mount
aims are blazing wit, the midsummer fires.
Some days previors,y. boys 60 about from
house to house c":."c,iny wood and sing
ing:
II here an ho ~t man doth live,
\ tasgM h ~.t! gladly give:
Two i9,.n,r a.st t~0 sticks. that SO
Our fir 'H-sNely glare and glow!
Every houscnu.I ns,s, contribute IL
share, or else the ~, ,ryin will find he,
hearth unln oductivr during the year. The
| flame itself possesses prophetic, saving
healing and consecrating powers. II,
height forctclls the growth OF the next crol
Of fax; whoever jumps over the fire vii
, 1881-09-15
CRY REllL ESTATE.
~ ny FitASt'1a It. l't.A1itlf,Y 4 TO-,
SN)itltiAtiE BANNlsiiH
AND .0.-.
tsEAI. ESr.trE Atil:ATN,


pntyriI s,t,r
snnSo nh i'rniru.av., i,t ID feet front, brink
dgs!jiSEx '',S at is n;t .r .,..
bsh %Ss' fsS. ~ s i sa so,,re.t cor
no1 s,f!s.saY Ina, ,,oh ,f rtun,rrnth.. In,
Nugd tat t,nat ftnf 3.s,t,rv link tiMNtjinu '
iSess III; 9 s,ultI i'ntk.My .t,,ry md Ssemont
k1se hftck iwriil1,R, rnsy icri,it. '4''
g9ffe1r 9ffrhI,e..ory H. lid ,srr,git br'tk % 'ia ii
goui nres !en r. O., ~, ,,, h,,cer v,cn.
ht ~. !Gl n,,l Wntasi -nyt Xiii Il ft;ttt. '~
onsN, tH Es 1Gh,nlUs.My, twu.sttlry md basement
httrE stn,n srunt ;iwuliina Ills urisnr, rSfts tr
siet ~. IN snaten.t corner Tu.rty.sfh.,t md
i've ts"tt1,,nnt "t1 M nv Hill rICh " '' ~ " ~
a t' s.trItur FttTty- -Iifst-tt nnu trylo l'crk.sy
,,S A l 13i 2rtory hr'ck dwelling
M ~ rnts tSr III uyt tn,; wv shes
ints si,tlcnst cUrnUr .iTty -fiftf.at ind Firth.
w. EIiieNHl,
.tnr ~ hin - In RUINS II, nyruus Residences,
Eet t. on ThiryHti,, My9r C"tuas: xsry deep.
n war5eSny WN.r t,1,'s; siM ,au,nu ,ro.,,orv
F"S ttaHp i!ntr. ot nix NJ. ,,
nft ~ s9Si ii.eayitI:sss .lls fSat. lo'"'
III Wsst iskn..t. ~, mcnr Iiio Fiji. "''''t 'o'
EA"TT, TT,cIfth.si,, s,,t,tGsnsl G,rtur 'rhrDnp, "
nsulsontEvrst cus.tr Greet and .ackaon.slR, lot
,mAtITia ti nf H. rDriwrxt tnp,,rr iiiXtIn ind wnu
a"' hsmsLa-lly mid tN4p-.lttry fTM.n .lwuiilnp
ngo-S jul FWlinn.et, twat-rtUry brick tlwtiillnR
MeaM1w.stt,ry GrIck dwellings, On Wnlnut. st., be.
NV tween KcdG!u nnd fnupr. .sta.. bnrAH,r,
ssan-S'. sasr Si'% y Nart W"siar,.sv oaa.sioSy frano
IN, OF Ut iiis siaila nv, jill sonth t.. vln-
um-N ~ bntttI trGGfi, HuEtiGF MOhrOp 11t Xix tlH
, 1881-09-15

TOR SAI,E-l0 ACRES IN SEC. ~, 81, II; ;;
- vary Gbeup
RHtM.
ID ncrea On Tfary-ny, on tho ridge. Chcnp.
II, neruh III Sra Il. ii. II. 1ia!0W Its rnng. ~
ingun tlnihts or Moreun l'ntk Alnu lnrsu Itst "
Glnic9 building *ltGK thu hG1l tlhercl ridges tan
rlv0 somo raro bnrIn!lIs and cnsy lUriis
fftHtE ISSDS Il SILVA,
ll2 llQArhlrll st. AlpM U.
, 1881-09-15
GIT'I~ REAL .T5y1lf1'Is,

EX'lt SA1,E-nf JAMES Wit.MOrl', no
;S i 'E%s!ss !ses front md q.
''SFx %,s.!n, s' s.s" td1 tim y ;'ts. s: ";ory ou
'Cmt ,, s'nn" fr"n md bar ''rrna''''s' '''ceIy
iul!n,n:nv.. Fouhcns. c.,rnsr t1ft!ct,,-st aUsi,u
:IA Ninara,-nv. cnstaao unu Int, worry cheap, easy
s's ana e: g. @ ~ sa ss
nd Al Il ssEiy I'll III ;; @ '"o''oF, franc h""'o "'~'
bqiwsas% tors" % III sS$!s h!sr:: @ '"" ""
s S"s ana sHS nd .s, @ NV 4ssS Il m t 1 os 1fss
. a. n ys tyo 'tar, and basement fsna
a,.,fy Ens 5ase,sSi {. brick on'o and 1os raal,"u.
,, la,ts nn1 a. III nnut-st, nenr '.savl.t Franc
''fi;' aaa s "ssE ''Is s'e SSs 'ss
j; liy,st i1 Icst eottsee Is and lot, s!
,s!ayiSsss:. 9at.sen tafie, ind ioaSi.t. Zach :ax
Lot On Usdcr.nv., southwest Of Taylor..t,, worry
vsSl t :,{s GsFsSs ss, lanon"v. Dna aek'oa'
sss s; g ss.ss ssnin s 's' @ f tss :, North,
"Y I'll III ss " s''s"p @ fns sas tn,s cavc een
;ss XIV asse' os's f'a", Sasas lot.
:, INK KIoEsr:!., iwo.story md ba.enlcnl brick
Wrs,Ms a IT, IT, esf cb,tcray, lot 'ss, rcot md
& ;ss L.. !i'h is 'hs:s hsss rssE III sts;;
Hns1lngton tte!pnts-Savcrn1 1nts In 1Tnlated.BL
Additions. will sell MI Dr separated very EheaiL
a.! Hnrn aetHtai n,rG rnstltneeA Hr it! Ninth md
West H!dus In thu brst lora!lttes. Parties desiring
euEh will Gu wuli IL call
Alsn tonln isnnr0vea manufacturing proRnrty.
T,OIs SALE-l}y WEBER & SCl1AflD,
u Room 10 North Gln5S;at' IEi.s
:a;xltp On ontar!u.st uear Market ..........s lup
lax!I5 Oh 2htrnbeGsnt Hear ChfcnRn-hv. t,;.
25x!lt on ltelttah-tv. ngRr inrrAblH-s. 1lkt
AttlSl On MnHhwk.9t. north nf tynrD..n.+..... jtau
euyan Hxls5 It lUts 6ni iHshscif-Ht, ncar EentrD
2x@ :osneri is:t s;;d u;a;
Nxl{l IN 1!hsttrt4 1tHnr Nnrtli.nv ......... Ian
~ 6-Gx1N On In tniIe.My:. lsnr chillcrst...... 41
lMIH0FElI,
Lot md 1-Fttlry md bnstHlGnt brick, In SAl1c-
n.y. uoelia.sl.. eAst tront;.,:.",...:. lo0o
sidewalk: Uak.at., near lnkG. l0UD
Two lots 23Kl3 with twn tN-rDuM 0etn9Gn brick
re*dIDrnS tnt!' brick barns, I'll DbssH1t-nt., -
north 1f C1ntrr tDgctur. ........n.......... ReD
nY fonr Chestnut sjn
lsttt Mna 3hlUry Arlgk lni. ltnAAt ..+..,... i.u
l9t And !attity nllt1 hnsEitrnt rtunG-front tcH~
dHnGE. on 3cltllEr.tt eAst Ut GRrk.... ,.... H0u
lot Hra z.htnry brick, HGtlilEF-st.
10y Mnd 11-sUEy brick, JHk-st, iunr 1ake.... 4Ou
1oltio-ny., enst ot i.teuIt,.. >. sn
Lot md nlen 2-slnry frn'Etu nrrhlHel ~ two
nntr. ronted fnr &M pcr mlnth. OIL WelIs.st..
nsar M a
'' "'1 '''e"' fsiiitit H:IisiiD. 'e'
! HuJm !. III Aurth Clnrk-at.
, 1881-09-15

HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
MO llUtiS-lRON IlEDS, CRIBS, CDTs;.
IN nla1trekAeh. Colleges, hpsptnts brswlFes. Ink.
Uluy+ nyvIyinsu supplied. CHICAGO IRON bED
CU. u Molis-at.
TIN(lE EMPIRE 1'Alil.Oll UEl}STEAD
l. Co., ~ aud lest West Mul!ao1.st.. kgop tls
lufius Oh tuEnttufa. caFpbts. xtux0s. olc
W5-llION HENS. CRIBS. COrS, MAT
tVJ ttesseA. ote nkes!us, htsMSt!ga l!T9fy barns
supplied. Mali ordsrs altsiltd t1. tltttN NEO GO,
4J WytlA-at.
, 1881-09-15

!! I)uwnurs i;rovs; II peopla morrI ,hcru lnAt
wGuk. uni Hnns lnoTc lots tl!nn o.! ie ollar sub-
compare taez In Ernaf u ih1 nFtertIon lIiS III IHut
front md Fus doop Uniy tlG. !? tTMtns aHy rRC
wny, faro, II CENTS. F1tE!lM. Wt,ufS,
- tk t31nrllntn tn.st,
, 1881-09-15

TOll SALE-Ar PARK RIDGE, 1910
. xssat s1 bafsa. aS aS.A' diss G%KiSg M Ia
Ma tent
, 1881-09-15

1I,OR SALE-M LOTS ON POLK, LEX
lnEt1n l,saysta; nnd AIRY ls knib.s:s msnF GaInnhsll
s:nrs, rrtro EaU nd upwMrd1. Wu beiiove tanN ints
Nn.unH thu thsN0Bt rtlw IN nlnTkb ctIhtAoEtnx able
1lsUn, una tnVu s,nttIGB desiring huy niHf for
Improvement u, tn hold u exam!n9 them. Wpuid
like MI offer Tor tho Hh1lu. MEAD t1E.
liI In EHlli.ht,
, 1881-09-15

NTANTED-OFFICE boy, II or MORE
W yenrs ufd. fur about 81. ,or n,nnt: at five at
hoiuo 3sld havegoou rulcscncvs. Adlrcas T.. 1fib
, 1881-09-15
W.iiSY'I;i),-.uILE MIR,

| WANTED-A GOOD HOUKkEEpEli; +;
W must b. s1f,r1u and hnve gUod refcrences
| AtlHrHek u HI, IFiSutH u1lfn. - - ~
, 1881-09-15

w cnsa uuk rhfpanun u seft Afrr ninbs History
VI Now York y Cheutteo II hMH Il! h1hast c0isi.
lEnhtlOn VI nll 9uuka out. H. n. llDi3S(H, III aud ii
StMdtsnf,.kt -
, 1881-09-15

lI1Ol 6AIIE-SiA5 PER FOOT, GRAND
s'" gRAHCiS il FIX lit?ijr i CO...
1j4 plRtbNrQ-Rt,
, 1881-09-15

NTANTED-A GOOD HlItL Or WOMAN
IVY thnt wnnts g1,ul hJnlo md Et,d bny. for
ttp-AnIrA.
, 1881-09-15

......... DOM EsTICg.
SITUATIONS WANrEu-TlliS SOCIE-
~ ty Inns hwMlttns piHces unny cnnpettnt Elrs md
WHn.t. . q nli na.1onnliea t5r puneral lI6uscwotk
iDr city And cpittry. HnuH rrfg.etlcU* hrt given un
ws'gesn rcatana6tp. Fenhln employer il, III my
n,.lon vii! be- htnrpt!y sent tn nny part " tho city
Nttd suburbs. Ur Viii bD 1tFxtGh fur hHY Hrt uf tho
We*t. GuuIl hA A[Al.iTAH xi}Ci ETY,
lii EnsL 1tHndppt~st.
, 1881-09-15

U1fST-OF'F FULOIIIING. ..
A LL CASH PAID FOR EAST-OFF
IA clothing. etu. hutltu by un!! Promptly attended
10. Address MA. uE MILE. J. QELNElt, VT btats.st
, 1881-09-15

TOR SAlIE-A LOT OF BREWER.
ixu xooI sab[tstx, Ii ii nTst.cass cullitlon. VIII
4ail Il q low uslSu. AtuFeis II, IEnunu pt1ce. -
, 1881-09-15

T.Ols SAI..-5-ACRE block IN SEC. 4,
ln.. s9uth af stpek ear t. satn g, o fsna
sSm' sa bs ousGt 1s eaeap IL affG fCX5 f. HILL boai
, 1881-09-15

| "ANTED-;D CARPENTERS ON IVA
| w bn.!l n"snsut; Etehest wnaha p9tI. Thirty.
ikitti MIL itiife.Hss-sf
, 1881-09-15

TOR SALE-s:s PER FOOT, 4Dt1xi1O
t!eth nfl1 Sixty -irst.Ht.
Eh ur foot, xlG, cns& frDns, On Wabast.ay, hU-
tween S{xtlotl md Hlxty. .itkt-xiA.
FItANClS u. PEA nOl1r X co.,
tt,.At-
, 1881-09-15

NNANTED - EXpElllESCED CLOAK
.ff ptsrscra und conk nakers. F.slEtiEL 4 iit'Js,
, 1881-09-15

23AV11V1+EGSl12s
WASTED-DT X PRIVATE FAMILY,
w aaweAr Hs S0rw cglnn Eirl to ,it sctund mosk
ana scmlng. t;uud references required. Apply Mt <
NuElh HlalE -
, 1881-09-15

= ~ - IRtDEH.
WANTED-a' EXpElsIENCED COAL
w n,,nsss ut MJn0nk. H.. full Hayk vnarantusIi
SnilD-Nt. M1SELt u, AAtE.S. 7@ -
, 1881-09-15

1HOR RSAIIE-GLE ON THE
Il shore Of l.ako Mlatsan. Vt fuot nbnve lake, ut
s cnS N q = ni!y III. ! SSa s rs f
any dnY. IRA ltstjWN, u! la Hto ST.. nu ON T.
, 1881-09-15

JQLANk BOOKS, ENVELOPES, PAPER.
eon!iaaFel.l and tne stationery u,ade y osdus
Fassiess tIindass. nuok 0IIu!x aud su!tux dune u
EhleAao. =
, 1881-09-15

W4tNTED-AN lNTEi.iiGEST LAD
w ur about III Win lives win hs parente In an
ptlGg. AUlstY tU WM. MllA. u HnultL ClMtk.nl.
, 1881-09-15

| 1TASTED-TWD YDuNt; MEN, Ey.
W. pcricncnf stock. ketptrr. tn Wholesale R0nta'
1N!nl.hlis Enn!*; ApEly. with fafsroHces. s'nthR
, 1881-09-15

| WANTED-lMME LATELY, a FIRST
w stnss german drug cIrrs. Will pnr gnud khlnry
- mn Win Annws his BUSINESS Apply kt Nj West
, 1881-09-15

WANTED A CAl'ABLE MAN TO
w RhapH Mhd Gtn."ttn xiIk hnt4: Hlsu ~ delivery
cletk. Aacress II ItlNlA1 = Gu. III slMte.st,
, 1881-09-15

TOR SALE - Or EXCHANGE - FOR
lHnd In lttsrA ur HIntBsntn, largo house md lnt
on Htutu-at two lOska frsIln depot " WAukexaE. Ill
J. +. pUWEl41% Wnukesn.t, Ill,
, 1881-09-15

WANTED FlRST-Cl4ASS CUSTOM
MndsAn Ht.d Frankii,,.st.. sup IL, from 10 i. H.
, 1881-09-15

NTANTED-A' YOUNG LADY For AS
slstnnt In tipnlai uftlcu: American prpterruh
Aduress- ttatlnR nEN, previous GlHlluyMGHt, md
EprNk desired, r. fst Tribune ,l.t!ctt.
, 1881-09-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOKWAKD-
xIx nrtn EDtD II Louis: steady work. Address
Gus FREY, an Locus At, st. Louis, Mo,
, 1881-09-15

WANTED-1 OR i STRONG, ACTIVE
w young, fuen III whn!rsalo tinnnre stock. Ad-
lress, With references. Il 81 Vribunc utcc.
, 1881-09-15

| WANTED -- A FfIaST.CLASS l}OJT
w and shoe ~nInsr,n; n.sf1 ty of ahti,ls ii u
y years I'd g fErt,ye estAh tHud rc.arnnteH ro.
, 1881-09-15

NJ tnsli girl ~ tn sccon w,,rk nnd plan sewlnH In
pirate fntiy. Tho best ut ruteEGncs II reQuircd.
CTrUAFlOS WANTEU--HY A GER
NJ Enn strl for kctIgn work. LII Chlt ncuny.. NORTH
, 1881-09-15

TOR 6AlE-Oll lExOiiANdE-FUnC Gill
IL c4gd propefty-A farm Of lHl uprex In WnAAInxtuu
County, Iuxa. tn1Llf AYEIsS. lI5 Haad0pl.aL
, 1881-09-15

WAST'ED-A FfltST-C14ASS CAK1FT
w upht'1rtnrcr; stuahY employment ind EnuA
Musr: 81 thu right ptntl. Address KENYOS l. sir
NElG1l Mnnent.t1lk. Mimi
, 1881-09-15

1j1OR SALE-zl3Y L. s. DREYEls IL CO.,
~ " NashnutOIl-at. IT,.
:: lhreo.ntOry md busulucnt Dctagon brick house on
Qhlt,.nt reAr uBnrturl-ny., $y,uU.
Elmo aKtury AlOHt.ffDut brick DNrn, mud lot 21Ii3i,
on Dear b1en.av,, tl14UU.
Nice 3stnry nUw laarb.c-front. or ia Bnl!c-nv.,
f7M.
Ens. 7la IT'S md 7o North lnrk-av.. J-stosy brick
md burn, ti.saU uHci.
ThroD-tiDry uInrtp-ftont fronting cnst on Lincoln
Park, unlJ <ini Gnsy terms.
, 1881-09-15

HNASTEI}--AT ES.a M1ClIIIAN-AV.,
w rlr1 nv nursa nrd t1 nHalst III light secdhd
WORK. Aputy with rufefencph,
, 1881-09-15

1IVOR SALI-3S LOTS, SEC. IS ALIENS
~ hnM,!yBlon, Mpat .hu t'ui4mst t!!vH:; = intA
cnst s!do Ca!uTlUtl.aks ul{iFkiN i DWluiIT, cur
npr Washington nl,d lAiste4-Sts
, 1881-09-15

EOR SALE-4t ACRES AT SHARP
~ sha9!u!a. t'nrk. only slN hcr aero. HlhAs u
NAEkINN. lEt In HMtto.Ht.
, 1881-09-15
fs1IPLOYlIENI' BUREAU,

,,.g. i1It ~ 4 ~ Ix.s = - - -.
INTERNATIONAL EMPLOYMENT Bt-
viii, liz issoclu dtiGes IL MI important e.t!es,
Inijy furnjsba ibs Ds.t cu,iiceetni housus ind In
sttutlups IN tho Unilud A.eh with conif.etat Assta.
nla III hlt hrhchrs ~ Profession mud Industry utId
rdlEnbia .tuRtuNa for thronGx " yurn%
mon md pgIsuIs " either sex t"d by anll!tY MUG
ckIivflHlrU 10 1gcury llnat nIDuIiutit pDstuoha.
W. aev olohx otcNs ths!'uxlaa tho ana m
eltter nut vi employment nr ttealstslH chanko ana
particularly Invita- employers to Cal nnd 0&Alnu our
hIpkhuu. ,.,-. =,
saMa poatageasa1nrs f.: slresas syiTE fA'toa, u.
Rurnau. III! Wabnsil.uv- rOtler llatraon.nt
, 1881-09-15

F(1U EXCIlANfE-FOH HOUSE AND
l. lot In EAtrnEu or I,ear suburbs, X sctus Of uscs
land nYAr railroad. In kst1usku. II. KENNEDY, I7t
, 1881-09-15

H0il Sd ,E--50N9s550 ON NORTH CLARK
III snn!il VI nvorsy with Aa9i0 u, renr frut,t-
~ VII !laH1dcn.GuuTt MEAn & CDEs,
ll1 In Su||A-nt.
, 1881-09-15

| 1UANTED--EEFE EFERlESCED SILK AND
,tt .!rHhe goods net: Ent! tn,na.rs,w morning NJ
, 1881-09-15
BO<tItDfNG IND LODGING.

i 90Q MIClIIGAN-4AV. - To RENT -
loCc viii, b9urd. fruht HlcuvU room amt Dna na-
!u!n!ns hecnnd 1nor, all eunvsn!cnecs. to jewish
tNLhlly Ot EHttlonl9ta.
, 1881-09-15
yvlfNYED-TC1rILN IrELP,

WA.NTED-A GOOD. STEADY .N1Iu.
w for ncncsH! tIoM*sHDrk: swede or Geru,nn
| ptEYcrrEu, inli nj EE1 Mlchixnn.nY. =. -
, 1881-09-15

1j,Ol. .SAl.li--C1iEAp HOMES AT MONT
L r4lsa-I.0tH, b!uckN. Ut mcrtk worry chunp ttftt
TMIIruAk thirty daily traslsts fArH erntes GxnulMu
bulnre pllrrlalnx GaawjLurt. GEUltUE Z. THOMAS,
II uNd III EtFth-hy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Second Presbyterian church, corner
Main and Beal streets-Sabbath school
at $3.50 am; services at II am. and 8
pm, by Rev. j. NJ. Rose, pastor.
Rev. S. Watson will preach at TEN.
perance hall, 1872 Main street, at 10A
am. Seats free. All invited.
Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Court street-Usual services to-mor-
row at IL am. and 8 pm. H. A. Jones,
pastor.
Rev. j. NJ. Smithson, the blind
preacher of Decherd, Tenn, will
preach at the Linden street Christian
church, Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Church of the Good Shepherd, cor.
Fourth and Mill, Chelsea-Services
to morrow as follows: Sunday school
at 9 am; Mathis at 11:30, with ser
mon by Rev. Herbert A. Grantham.
Seats all free.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-06-11

money. They get about the highest
treights in the world. The iron they
are carrying to Mexico City for the
American railroads they charge $50 a
ton for, and for general merchandise
they charge $55 a ton, which is equal
to $3.50 car load for that short dis
tance. The passengers fare is SIC to
Mexico, which is about six cents a
mile. The Americans will unques-
tionably build two roads into the
United States. The Palmer road is
now forty-eight miles north Of Mexico,
and | went to the end of it. mex.
leo" said Mr.. Chaffee, SIS more in
teresting country than Europe. |
would rather go there than Europe.
It looks good deal like some parts Of
the Rocky Mountains inside our
boundaries, but is richer"