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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

OUR CORPORATE JAIL.-Before our
present municipal administration gees
out the condition OF the town lookup
should receive some substantial at
tention. The division set apart for
prisoners is in q wretched condition
and altogether unfit for occupation by
a human being, even of the worst
type. Our judgment is that the place
should be put in proper order at
once, as it may be necessary at any
moment to use it. Humanity die
tates this and economy also. Indeed,
it is to be doubted if a magistrate
would be justified in a commitment
to this place on the other hand, in
generation in the county Jail is an
expensive proceeding for the corpora
ton. True, we have not had so much
use for the institution as formerly ;
somehow we are not SO severe in the
enforcement of law az wo used to be,
but the next turn Of the wheel may
introduce sparkle of the old times,
and we ought to be ready for it with
all the accommodations.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

WE were amused the other day,
while passing a house into which q
family had just moved, by overhear-
ing the male biped giving vent to his
feelings because he could not just lay
his hands on what he wanted, and
the following choice language came
from his mouth ii artillery manner,
rivaling in quickneas a LEI eating
rifle:
Say, MARI, whore in thunder 10
you suppose you put tn t upper jint
of the stove-ppe? Look out for
Clarence Augustus; there lie goce,
cuss his red head, hiss backed up
against that looking-glass and busted
it into smithereens. Seven years of
bad luck for us. It's no use for me
trying to be religious man, MIS-.
Fnzendeel, that gal Of ourn would
make saint stand on his hind leg
and cuss in india ink. Just as 1 told
We, she's set down in that bushel
basket and made a jelly out CT the
cold custard pies. What the devil
are you grinning at, Mrs. Fitzendeel ?
Suppose you get on this table and try
to hang up these dashed-blanketty-
blank chromos. 1 told you two years
ago not to get these daubs, but you
would, you know, and you'll have to
suffer for it. If | had my way I'd
sand them all down to an endless
great Caesar the baby's fell out Of
the cradle ard cut its poor little face
on the skillet. 1t amt cut, is it ?
we'll it ought to be, darn it, for its
clumsiness. Catch that picture, Maria,
itq falling. Why didn't you catch it ?
Nine dollars gone in a twinkling, and
it was a fine old painting of "PeLer
walking on the water" Paste it up,
you say, madam how would that
look with about pound of yaller
paper pasted on its back? 'Twouldn't
do Peters eye is gouged out and one
arm 10 gone. Who ever heard of Pc
ter having only one arm and an in
significant little eye? 1t would be
sacrilegious, and our pastor would
publicly censure US for it. There's
the dog eating up the cold roast beef
that you intended for to-day's din
look out the stove is going over let
it lay there, bend-gosh it. I'll be
teetotslly absquatulated to the bong
dicketted hallslujah if l ever will
move again; I'll swear it, by Jove,
on stack of revised testaments az
high as Dams rock. If | do evsr move
again it'll be for better land above.
So there. I won't say grace at the
dinner-table to-day, Mrs. Fitzendeel,
I am not in a proper frame of mind.
Oh murder, Clarence Augustus has
keeled over into the tub of whtewash,
now if l."
Time was pressing with US so We
left this place, but the good old
deacon was making the April air sui
phurous with his polite invectiv0s,
and seemed determined to wish every
body was in hottsr climate, where
there would be no refrigerators or
icebergs handy with which to cool
themselves of. Verify, moving day
is trial to christians.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

THIS is to give notice that the subscrib.
err has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Allegany county, Maryland, let
tiers of administration on the estate OF
Cornelius Carey, deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
to the subscriber, on or before the S.h
day of October, 1881; they may other.
wise ly law be excluded from all benefit
of the said estate. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
questcd to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
March, 1881. ELIZABETH CAREY,
Abr 2.3t Administrative.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
IT is rumored that distillery will
shortly be started near this place.

AN Annapolis letter-writer says sit
is understood that the Board of Pub
lie Works will, at their next meet
ing, Thursday, April 7th, take into
consideration and finally determine
the matter of the Pennsylvania rail-
read connection with tho Baltimore
and Ohio railroad at Cumberland"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

The lot recently purchased by
Henry Williams, Esq, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. William Coyner, is
being graded preparatory to building
thereon the necessary structures for
a marble yard.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

WE received an lode to Spring,
few days since by mail, which was
signed Daisy" Too early Daisy,
too early. We've had several snow
storms this week and "blizzard
to boot, and there WASH much spring
about them. Another thing, Daisy,
"early blossoms and gentle zephyrs'
don't rhyme. Go slow, Daisy, in your
poetry. Take our advice and learn
how to write rhythms and then tele-
graph them to us verse at a time at
your own expense, and we will pub
lish them. For the life Of us, Daisy,
we cannot see why you shouldn't be-
come poetess in time, but it Is i'm
possible for us to tumble to- your
present effusion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

ENTERTAINMENT.-The pupils Of
Wheeler Hall gave pleasing enter
tainment to their friends last Friday
evening, the 25th ult. The exercises
consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, readings, Rotations, etc., and,
under the direction of the Misses
Kern, were we'll rendered.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

WITHOUT an exception Wednes-
day last was the moat disagreeable
day of the season. Thursday was but
a continuation of the preceding day.
The question arises with ua is it Ven
nor's fault, our coming municipal
election, or the JOURNALS attack on
the B. so. railroad last week?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
OFFICE OF THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 7
CUMBERLAND. MD. Mar. 81, 1881, J

CUMBERLAND, MD, haI -, iool'
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the County Commissioners Tor ALE
gany county will met at their office IN
the Cou House, Cumberland,
Mon6lay, April H. 1881,
to continue in session during the week
aud longer, should business require, for the
purpose of hearing appeals, making trans
frrs upon the county assessment books
and transacting such other business as
may properly come before them.
All persons desiring their assessments
corrected are hereby notified to appear al
this session, as no alteration IN assess
ments will be made IN said books afteI
the adjournment of the ensuing regular
appeal term. l.. T. DEWITT,
Mar 26-2t Clerk to Commissioners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

INooRpoRAToRs.-The following
gentlemen are the incorporators of
the new summer hotel, to be- erected
in the lower part of town: Messrs.
A.C. Greene, Geo. Henderson, Jr..
Thomas G. McCulloh, P. L. Burwell,
A. Hunter Boyd, H. B. Shaffer and
S. A. Mum.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
He il a meek and humble fellow,

He il meek and humble fellow,
Ofquiet and sober views;
They've put him up for q councilman,
And won't let him refuse.
lie swears he's not candidate
For any class of men,
And won't have the Office at any price
1t is impossible for us to get word
to rhyme with men except den OF
hen, but if hen or den wants the office
lot them run against the other man;
we have no objection.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
BOARDING..

I AM NOW PREPARED TO TAKE A
1 limited number Of gentlemen boarders
The elevated position of my residence
will recommend il as a mC st desirable place
to board. Mechanics and miners prefer
red. Terms very moderate.
ID. S. FATELY,
,Standish Mansion,
Apr git FroatJu7g, Nd.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
Frostburg, April 2, 1851.

DRY GOODS were down this week
from the shelves of the moving
merchants.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

TIE removals of the merchants
this week have enlivened our streets
somewhat. Unless you are posted it
is difficult to locate them without
asking for information. We presume
they will let their patrons know of
their whereabouts through the adver-
tieing columns of the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

IT is believed that a large number
of the city folks will visit our town
during the coming summer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

IT is stated that meeting of officials of
the Baltimore and Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroads, held in Philadelphia on Saturday
last, arrangements We're completed to be-
gin running the passenger trains of the
Baltimore and Ohio road through to New
York pia the Pennsylvania route. The
new schedule goes into effect on Sunday
next, April 8, and Baltimore and Ohio
sleeping cars will run throuh as heretofore.
Cumberland Neacs
How pleasant it would be now to
have the statement announced that
arrangements have been made to
begin running" coal trains of the
Georges Creek and Cumberland rail
road through to the Canal via the
Baltimore route.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

A GRACEFUL BENEFAcTIoN.-The
committee OF fremen in charge of the
late fair have rendered report as
below:
FRosTBURG, March go, 1881.
We, the undersigned committee, APP
pointed by the Frostburg Fire Department
to hold fair for the benefit of Mrs. Ben
jamin Bowen, beg leave 10 make the fol-
lowing report of receipts and expendi-
lures incurred during the fair {:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

GEKSONALS.-ReV. IL. L. DlsnCp,
formerly of Keyser, W. Va. was in
town this week.
w. B. Spill, Esq, has returned
from his trip to the West.
Thomas Conner, Esq, Of Lonacon-
ing, is visiting relatives in this place.
johnson Collins, Esq, of Meyers
dale, was in town Monday.
We are Glad to learn that Senator
John S. Combs is recovering from a
protraoted illness.
The last issue of the Osceola Reveii1l
reports that "Mr Thomas Brown
mine inspector of Allegany county
Nd, was visiting his many friends in
Houtzdale this week. Brown is a
whole-souled, good fellow"
James E. EIlegood, Esq, Of Cumber.
land, dropped into the JOURNAL office
Tuesday. Mr.. Ellegood is a genial
gentleman.
Charles Reichenbach and family
have removed to Piedmont, w. Va,
where Mr.. Il. has engaged in business
D. Hendley, Eeq, general agent OIL
the Davis Sewing Machine company
left this week after a short business
visit to Frostburg,
AT the session Of the Grand Lodge,
Knights Of Honor, in Easton, Nd,
last week, the following gentlemen
from this section were elected to the
offices named: DR.. w. II. Ravens
craft, Grand Treasurer Robert Ma
theny, of Homecoming, Grand Guide
w. J. Walker, of Cumberland, Trus-
tee. Mr.. James Little, of Lonacon-
ing, was appointed on the committee
OF finance.
The congregation worshipping at
Ryland Chapel, Washington, D. G.,
have been so prosperous under the
administration Of Rev. L. M. Gardner,
formerly Of this place, that consider
able dissatisfaction is manifested
toward Rev. DR.. John S. Deale, who
succeeds Mr.. Gardner. The latter's
term of three years had expired, how
ever, and he could not be returned.
We are glad to note his success be
is an old printer and a good man.
Mr.. w. I. Bowen, agent for the
Pearline company, of New York, has
our thanks for large box of this
valuable substitute for soap and I've
We tried it upon our rollers and il
worked like a charm, thoroughly
cleansing them from the ink that had
hardened on them. 1t is really 6
meritorious article and will no doubt
become popular with the housewife
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

A FROSTBURG STORE BURGLARIZED.
Sometime during last Sunday even
ing or early Monday morning Mr..
Marx Wineland's clothing and gents
furnishing store was robbed ef be-
tween $3.50 and 5000 worth of hats,
clothing, jewelry, &c. The thieves
effected an entrance by pricing off
the rear window strips and climbing
over the lower cash. A ladder, which
was found in the hack yard next
morning, was used in reaching the
window from the yard beneath. Mr..
W. bears his loss very philosophically
and anxiously awaits the owner Of
the two chisels found on the premises
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away. A
most singular thing connected with
the robbery is the fact that large
dog in the store guarding the
property didn't make any noise.
TROUBLE AT THE CONSOLIDATION
CoMPANYs MINEs.-A notice was
found posted at tie several mines Of
the Consolidation coal company yes
terday friday morning notifying all
miners and laborers to suspend work
until the company sees fit to read
Just several regulations said to be un-
fair. Among these, we understand,
are an unequal distribution of the
work resulting from what is known as
"free turn" and the failure ef the
company to furnish tools. It appears
that a request was sent in March 2Sth
asking for relief, but no attention
being given to it the present action is
taken. The following is a copy Of
the paper posted:
NOTICE.
TO all Miners and LdJoring Men acorktng
under the Consolidation Coal Company
Seeing that the Company has ignored
our request of the 2Sth, we hereby notify
all men working under the Consolidation
Coal Company to suspend work until
such time as the Company does comply
with the request. Be men, know your
rights and do them. No gouging OF
blacklegging. By order of the G. G. Q.
MINING COMMITTEE.
1t is understood the company can
accede to the request made without at
all impairing the efficiency of its
operations or aurrendering any ad.
vantage, while to the men; the re.
moval of the evils complained O.
would be generally and greatly bene
fetal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

The SIoK.--Albert Hclle, sr., re-
mains critically i'll at his residence,
this place. We regret to learn that
his friends fear the worst.
Mrs. Neff, mother of Mrs. T. II.
Paul, also continues very i'll, with
little or no hope CT recovery.
Joseph Knode, Esq, is recovering,
we are glad to say.
DIED.-At her residence, near Mt.
Savage, March 81, 1881, MARGARET,
wife of Henry Tremble, aged SO years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02

MUNICIPAL PoLITICs.-The follow
ing ticket was nominated at the re.
publican primary held in Paul's
Opera House Tuesday evening:
Mayor-Noah Skidmore, ar.
CounciImen-John Preston, James
Taylor, George Johnson, James 2.
Smith, George A. Laemmert, Andrew
Smeltz.
George w. Fisher, chairman of ex-
ecutive committee for No. IL, pre-
sided, with John Crosse as secretary
George Johnson is colored man
Tickets are thick as autumn leaves
The following have their supporters:
Peoples Ticket. = For Mayor :
Noah Skidmore, sr.
For Council-Christopher Burger
meister, Joseph Hansel, Salem Hum
bertson, Archie Stewart, Owen Hitch
ms and Walter B. SILL.
For Mayor-Thos. G. McCulloh.
For Counciimen-A. j. Wilson
Silas Duggan, George Leamert, VIM
H. Evans, Joseph Jandorf and Sam.
uel Jefries.
THE Ticket. - For Mayor-Noaf
Skidmore, sr.
For Coumcilmsn-James Taylor, G
H. Wittig, Up. Smith, VIM. Beane
George johnson and George Leammert
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-04-02
Administrative Notice.

Apr git
, 1881-11-05
CITY RISlfL JTSYLfYE;.
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FHAStIs It. tEAEttlpy 1 CO.,
MOiL1tiAnE NASEEGA
. AS5p
HEAL ESTATE At3Esr5,
III ItEADklultiN-S'r.

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saao-fi,,n threusi hritk nd atouu.front rwoit.
'0,E:1f!no nearb"rs''as. rnsI.'cneu. noar IAncon
&u-,wo ti,rco.stnr, btlck residences On Fullerton.
Io. on lNrif:aI bui Duarbosn and slate I;xs1 tl.o
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, 1881-11-05
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w navn ~ min lnru. humber NJ Vacnns lots
a,e c,iy; nls' c'ce hub'fbA1 md aera property OH
, 1881-11-05

E1tl1t SALE-ClIEAr-
vcrhUs.-Av.. tIOrth Of 'rhisty. y.aovcnt,-st., GxJ,
cltAt frtFilf, with ffln1.s ctltttiG.
stl!te.ss., uast ttunt Six Ill with franc c0ttnlO and
burn. =.
sfn.e-sL. nenr Twcaty-tourtl,, 2sxpl. with 2ssory
frll,lp tltllisa. -
Wnbdbil-av, north NJ Thrty-,lft1,.at. east trsnt.
.xIltt With 2.atnry liu basement aetnt:un *tpIla
frlnl. u rooms: lIiitltrn improvements.
stnt9-A. tlDnT ThrtyiiFth, 1'stnry mnd bnkan!snt,
ktrH hunw. tlnlll. HDtvA tntw1, II cIs1HE
t&aFHieil,H lInnr 1hfrly-tslF. stpTu With rDoMs
aftIve ntlt 1htlts bar!t.
lIHlllNk-2t, lIatwGG11 sns,!h and CDntro, W.rOUul
hTIcks Itictf order.
tallW!fnv., ,pnr l1nsstcds.. Btore. dwelling, aud
fnt, with tnEh.
III Tshfiik enctl. l,.d lot .GJliA: very cheap.
S!Irt Etnrk-kt., tuAr IHnHIt I-slury stuno 1rQHti
well rrntGd ~ ~
Ehetnnn-st, NGnr bk. llxltt With fTninu building.
blArkut-tt,. NInr c,tnIrats, .Jxtik
Arca!tr.nv.. ttGar Act;lnsllt!,, Hxfnl
WGAt AtnI1fttu-tt.. ltHslr SGt!y.nv +1Sl ...
lrnit1a-nr, Irnr Gast front, 9ixt.
North Muy-ht.. Entner tltll. 4axGlL
MnlNa-tr.. Ienr 1tif y r-bt.. Ix iS0 gnat tr.nt,
WHn.wDrth-nr., henF Twenty.seCund.sL, s5ril1: u
CORNER.
Wnntworth-nv., noar Thlsly.sccoud. a5xlaot very
cheap
Dntar,n-.t nenr La Salle. a!xlUl
tifnlrlo-nv,. henr FUrty-Iltti.st-. caAt front
HxI.sa viii, ct,tthzu asd b,ir,a. ctuap
fttHth 1lnatnil.st.. llenrThfty y.elHiith. &axfA
Il let's In fit,lFpHul's Subdivision. near Wdht-
wurtE-Av. mud foFiy.sGysltat., EaM Gaph u tMkUn
toYutl.ur FRANK r WlliF1'l.E, .
LII Sultn.Nt., HlJut u
, 1881-11-05
M.fEffI1ERI,

INUN SAl.E-uNE WHEELER Is ME-
Il llek x.lor,o lsltuay ite4a.!TWef. az ~ coul-
i,5vst layHsuiNv unrhNa, " 0gsAt0F suAchIAusy, o.
Ii. WELl.S i CO., ltVpln y. rs ElaSk-sk
, 1881-11-05
-E1UR S.Aj.E-- -
L Z EAR iiuMt:s. Wl:ST S1I>l: tI.e00 no +. go.
/ ll.sI,tu L ~

CoFnnr WnEhlnEt1M and IlNIsto!l.NIt:
TOR SATE-A NEW aI-y,OOM l}llCk
< suMsn ncAr Htf1Ht.cara. ttIahIn fur ulHht fatn
Nes In suites VI tpr!G st!ltts iaka wtrr Mt all
tuIs Investment, rnlI for rnftcnlara.
We have also Two tinH !.ruoIa Ir!cks Just built tint
W will 1Gll fur $l,Eu each and matte thu turN ra4y.
t5tlFFlS & UWllilIT.
corner washington Msld llNtsig,l-ttx.
, 1881-11-05

TOR SA1.E-S0uTIl ClllCAGO-LOTS.
IL bluckt. And acIos fur saa AZ pGlep1 tul Insure
ihe best tMxostnsut In Cock County, Thfeo Sdules,
for nnps n,td puEtio4laTs. b, H. VAYLON, IN Deas-
, 1881-11-05

"ANTED-SA1 14I;SttI.S IN SIMILAR
w line te entry Ntnplcs .f nr tIrhnrilS hyso and
skrt .aMtpr.trH the reEy beHtI esniuIssEOn. J. H.
iICI.lSlf L IT,. hef tlhtlaHIt.st.
, 1881-11-05

TOR SALE-4AT A I}ARGAlN-A 2
a. st1ry an4 uasu'nsn. brick dwelling, ~ rooms,
Co,tngv u,,d iot Jtl Garr0ll-av., ooraer E1uheth-
a.. with artta lur1i. ElUlL
Cottage md lot ~ FultOn.st, s.0Ul
lat IlJ f64t on CHtiag0 Uti,yU-nv. by ITO feet
i. ID. WARD, Trustac,
Isl I.MkU.Ht.
, 1881-11-05

EftO nf1f}TULOAS, CHICAGO MONEY
pOV.VuV b SUNS .t .!,4!n aaa , upwards:
In t0uk Gu,,iy: NJ delay. LEWIS 4 KSUTI, Ituuus
j NH It ItnEirH jsluck. u ltnsIdutrh-ht
, 1881-11-05

TASll PAID FDlt ENDOWMENT LIFE
~ Insurance policies. ID. W. SUTHERLAND, Nj
MAI
, 1881-11-05

LLNAN-WE RAVE
IL bargain In stTGA, aH0rdtnx u 8p,endt4 tkAIco
ltr any On, wanting tubdsst1 3llt salxil lois.
y, A. BRAGG co., VI WaShtli4tun-Sk
, 1881-11-05

UKSAl.E-A S'rONE-FIlONT HOUSE
tsuaai,a Maats n'tt af Thirty y-irtt-nt.; huhs ,a 4sl
III = IL sant.Ituht4 t1M TbHk. DKllt tnurbu intI-
60 tsu fTanA AHHnnl.rtI ItEtlL and kulIsNps
GS.IAon. . MATk.lN IlIi.l, rs UuAr6.trtl.AL
, 1881-11-05

u tlon IN Tho south side MI extra wul! built ue-
tYFon frnnt brick ll9use; wallis weiyG t,,yhos lltck
neenas by ss!in and srnut ears, nhl II - s!tunea
can Huvpr Lo cut Ott. Pric0, tlU.oM AATsUN lIlLt,
LIZ lpnEli
, 1881-11-05

III lGfIESr PRICE PAID FOR STATE
~ eMylnKa and FIlety LINK 1ooks, hnd SenMdi-
nASinn SatinnAt 1tMHk certificates. l1kA uULMEA
liEnHrul urukH.. Gi MIhhlnHtu.i.at.
, 1881-11-05

1TON SALE-40 ACRES ON AEtT RAIL
i *''a nj tho sF'''|qt 'itta:ss " t9He
h4HHh rl1a1t
, 1881-11-05
10 Iei5NI-SItlI:k;S, UI,E1C'I,,s, &c

STORES.
TT1O RENT-FOU ltSTORY AND BASE
L. NIcnt hultdlnE. iAxt-st. tstst ct Clara Addsuss
4 81 Tt.blhn UllGG.
, 1881-11-05

Nph sAl.E-tA FINE S'f3NE-FRONT
Il t,1 tt'sfg ~ tnrk.ay, ss linton Park. ~ lots
halh pseres uwllril Us Mtti. .rxsttleat u,,o hu II
hoiao!' tu sell, lEStf WAi1.Et ill.,, iii ioar-
, 1881-11-05

l.TArE SAVINGS INSTITUTION. ]
+ now paying t'l depos.toEs tito tnnrtI dividend
t3pgr CONT 1T ~ - 6alld-st. H. u. urls, !tecelver.
, 1881-11-05

NuKsAlE-ATA * DAltt,.AlN-A FIRST.
Hn,m tesitSacH With larIG lut md slnniuEu sn-
[aSa.'t a"tth Side: tD,un.' =. II. WAltN Ii
, 1881-11-05

I1OI SALE-1tD FEET FRONT {COll-
IL nur or nltey and 0xtentl,u ~ q. u. q Il. HI
un NGWburry nr., CoyHrc With ir1inl0 htsIitea StH.
XII 10 aG rvtilna now Ut 4baML IT, l ier Anlln rnn
b9 b1nRlit fur tl..0 =. \. Hlt.tNH CO., Vi Hnsh-
, 1881-11-05

NTANTED-Sa,5o0 On \ TlltST.CLASS
w dwelling. Aitt. Ei1u nn ilrst-raSs kccDMd-
iUr yuaTh Ut Fnr cunt tho cn,tllsku,fs Nancy ~
bs paid aver ty t'r u. ltaArAss fur tret dn5s AGl.
ffflHS H.
, 1881-11-05

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO
1NA rent axlAte IN SUMS ~ <i,uD ~ slln00
HENRY WALi.kK Jlt,. IUf tItnrtOrn-st,