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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mr.. Oscar Wilde intends TO come
before the public next season as
ShaSspearean actor. it is said.
Queen Victoria has given an order
for bust OF Dean Stanley to his niece.
Miss Grant. who is clever sculptor.
King kalakaus's name is pro-
nounced "kol-ah-kow-ah.n with the
accent on the third syllable. IL means
in Hawaiian 1.-The dav of battle.n
Helen Gladstone. the English
Premier's sister. who lately died at the
convent at Coblentz. was at one time
reigning belle and woman OF fashion
among the English aristocracy.
The monument to be erected to
Bayard Taylor. at Kenneth Square. Pa,
by his widow. will consist of circular
Greek altar of granite. three feet six
inches high and two feet eight inches
in diameter. bearing on the top lamp
with flame. and on the round bronze
bas-relief portrait by Laurent Thomp-
son.
Queen Victoria speaks italian in
preference % any other language when
conversing on books and paintings. In
reading she prefers to do so in German.
while in general conversation she Sc
lects French. Her criticisms on music
are chiefly in English. Every day she
has read to her the Times aud some Of
the German papers.
jean Ingelow's life is more beau
tiful even than her poetry. Her face
is well known among the wrctched poor
OF London, and three times \ week she
gives 4 dinner TO the sick poor and
the discharged convalescents from hos
pitfalls, who either are unable to work
or have not Vet found employment.
She once said: 81 fnd il one of the
great pleasures of writing that it gives
one more money for such purposes
than falls to the lot of most women"
The Sultan is described as growing
morbid in his fears for his personal
safety. He drove out twice the other
day to mosque. and on each occasion
the route was changed at the last mo-
ment He seems disposed TO become
q hermit. He no longer invites foreign
diplomats to the palace. and audiences
are obtained with great difficulty. The
Spanish ambassador had to wait forty
days for an interview. and General Wal
lace more than i month.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20
SEEN And UNSEEN.

DREAM OF REALITIES.
I rose with sunrise, not So long ago.
To smell the morning air and feast the
sight:
The purple east grew golden-alI aglow
With quiveriny, newborn light.
The morning .tir drew in behind a veil
OF clearer beauty than the face it kissed;
The ardent sun rose up wish crimson trail,
And drank the morning mist.
From golden into crystal passed the light
From amber into azure cooled the sky
The FURNISHED dew flashed softly red and
To vanish: not TO die.
The trees met over where stood. AMI twined
Their sprays :ogt ther-linden. oak and bay;
The verdurei mountains braced the dome be-
hind.
Quick with the living day.
Between them, the blue ocean, vexed and
Dimpled hundred hues from other seas:
And. from the gray rocks where the light
house stood,
Flowed in the salty breeze.
The summer light warmed upward into noon,
And sloped away from zenith to the west;
The day of toll wrought its resultant boon,
And sank in rosy rest.
The dawning starlight and the fading day
Met with full kiss upon each others lips;
The silver sea blinked up the shaded way
And jeweled the eclipse.
o saddest heart! wake up some happy
thought
Among Gods thoughts of love in shape SO
fair:
o doubling heart, know thou the beauty
wrought
Because the love Is there!
Sweet worlds look down, and sweeter voices
fall
With higher meaning than our faith can
gain:
"The blessing of the Lord enriehes all.
And adds no thought of pain"
The mountains darkened while the peaceful
night
Fell over that vast beauty, sweet and deep;
And, where the morning woke with orient
light,
The evening fell asleep.
George Hopkins ~ Scribner's Monthly.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20
THE SEALER'S STORY.

Ii was the second winter we used the
"shOOt" off the Black Stoss down into
the north branch OF the st. Margarite.
This shoot, as they called it, was a lum-
Der slide; kind of inclined trough,
leading from the table-land back of the
"Stoss," down to the river; the side of
the mountain here being quite too ledgy
and precipitouS to admit of using ordi-
nary logging sleds and cattle upon it.
Our company owned large tract of
spruce and pine in the back country
above, and the shoot was built to run
the saw-logs down from the brow of the
mountain to the water. where they
could be RATED to the mills. It had
cost upwards of ten thousand dollars,
and was rather more than half mile in
length. being carried in a straight line
downward at an angle of not far from
thirty degrees. The bed of the shoot
was Of hewn logs, matched and tree
nailed together, forming a smooth. in
clined plane five feet in width, with
"shOres," or sides, of the same squared
timber. two feet in height. A kind of
huge spout was thus made down which
the logs could be discharged upon the
ice in the branch. This was as it stood
and was used through the first winter;
but during storms, the snow troubled
us a great deal, drifting over it and
fouling the slide, and. before commence
ing work the second winter. a plank
boxing or shed, was built over a great
part of it, to keep out the snow. Joists
were spiked to the "shOres," on the
outside, and to these the planks were
nailed, thus converting the shoot into q
long box. five feet in length by about
six in height. high enough, in fact, for
man to stand erect in. From the top
o. the shoot sled-roads led off into the
forest in all directions. As fast as the
loads OF logs came in, they were tum-
bled upon the inclined brow, or
''apron," and thence set in motion,
with pike-poles. into the throat of the
great spout. One set sliding. no far
Their care for them was needed. Down |
they would 60. gathering Roadway |
rapidly on the steep. smooth slide, and |
would come out at the toe with ire
mendous force and spitefulneSs-plow-
ing into the frozen earth. or glancing
along the ice across the river. In fact,
the logs ''broomed" and split so badly
that SLOW was rugged to catch them
on; this latter continuance being a
of the timber spout, car
ried for hundred yards or more !
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20
HUMOROUS.

The man that is burned Mt the stake
is fired out of existence Yonkers
Statesman.
-. Excuse the liberty l take" az
the convict said when he escaped from
the State Prison.-LoreH Citizen.
Make an oat OF this, said the hen
to her brood, as they gathered in their
little crops.-Buriington On ~ Enter
prise.
The man who treats and goes away,
Can stand a treat some other day:
hut he who treats. and then retreats,
Is victiinlzed by bar-room beats
-Oa Crs Derrick.
There is more heat in ten cent;
worth Of yellow mustard. than there is
in dollars worth OF coal Blu: you
must put the mustard ON your bosom,
not in the stove Buriington Hpykeye.
Some men are born great, some
achieve greatness, and some sell whisky
at ten cents q glass that would make
charcoal OF the inside Of q stone statue.
-Steubenrille Herdl2.
-"Gentlemen, toast. Fill your
glasses. Nav the rich sparkle Of the
wine, the delicate favor .'Be con-
tinued in our necks." suggested one Of
the guests. and the toast was imbibed
slowly.-NeU Haren Register.
"A Massachusetts, farmer who has
cultivated an acre Of onions this year
reckons that he has crawled twenty-five
miles on his hands and knees wedding
them. An kneesy way to get living,
but weed rather not adopt it.-Bostoe
Transcript.
"A young married man in this town
calls his wife Malaria because she
shakes him up at least every other day.
-NcU Jersey Enterprise. A young
married man in this town calls his wife
Poker. because she hauls him over the
Goals regularly each day.-Eieratsd
Railscay Journal
-" Have you been kept in again at
SCHOOL," asked an Austin father OF his
son. who came sinking home just about
dark. "Yes, sir, didn't know my
jograsy lesson" GOOD Heavens alive.
boy, If you are kept in that way now. at
a little one-horse school, when we get
the University at Austin. you won't get
to come home once in three months"
TEXAS Siftings.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20

The present Lord Mayor Of London
is the first lrishman who ever held that
office. His name is Macarthur. and he
began business as a draper in London
derry.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-10-20

Since 1877 pauperism has greatly
decreased In Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-04
MALT
uNEERMENTED

NENTAL AND PHYSICAL EXHAUSTION
ANk \crvousnpss, Hystcria Night Sweats, sleep
l"ssrcss. ough. Emacaion and Decline are at ono,
arrested by MALT BIrrERS. This original ant
uncomfortable Foop MEDICINE, is rich in nourish
ment and strength. 1t feeds the body and the brain
1t regulates the stomach aud bowels. ceanses th'
liver and kidneys, increases the appetite, and enrich
es the blood. Health, strength and peace of min
are sure ts follow its daily Prepared by tn
MALT fBITTERS COMPANY from Upferneafe
Mali and Hons and sold everywhere
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-04
Legislative N0tice.

Notice is hereby given to all who may be con
cerned, that the Kennebec Log Driving Company
viii apply TO the Iegisiaure of Maine, for the yea
lSSi, for authority to consrruct boom and piers in
the kennebec river ut b on ms Island s0called sit
uated about Eve miles north OF the Augusta dam.
Kennebec Log Driving Co.. BY
ABNER COBURN. Presidens.
Decambes, 1850.
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Weekly Kennebec Journal,

pnblished every Wednesday morning.is the largest
,oo ua,r in the state containing news, political ar
,icle- agricultural and scientific matter tales, poetry
,needoir-, household matter. markets, &c, &C.
FERNS, 81 per HHnaD. Ia ddraace.
Tran.ient Ads crti-enents, s20o per inen I II nrst
v.ek ;0ecni- per week each subsequent In ~ on
Special soic.s, $50 per inch Tor hrst week. "
..nts per week Cor each subsequent week.
Business Notices. IN reading columns, 20 cents per
line for first inseron 10 cents yer line for each sub
.rrti.at in-ejtiOB.
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Gbt Aennsbet gOurnal.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAIZE, Water Street, foot
ofCourt, By sPgAGUE son
Daily Kennebec Journal,

c~,,sued every morning, except SuEdays I'contain-
tne Latest by telegraph and mail, gives report:
Of Markets; and has carefully prepared political ana
local arfelc., and generous amount o. farming
nome aud miscellaneous reaiing with f9h csiDpiia-
ION of state news.
ssI.rrns 81 per aanem ia adrance, - II payment
: not made within the year. single copies 10
he b1a at the bookstores and at this ofhce.
me Mt. inserted reasonable terms. Rates
msy be had application at this Office.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the City Ordinance II regard
to fast driving In the streets Of AuEustas VII ce
icdy enforced from and after this date. Safety 10
life and limb q Mpels me to this coarse. - 1t has
become = common nuisAnce.
BY order Of the Mayor.
Augusta, December 10. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-04

WE, the undersigned having used DIR. COR
w BETT'S SHAKER SARSAPARtli.A
~ III l. il cur Practice, and having examined the
formula by which 1t is prepared. would cheerfully
recomm, I'd il 10 the community the cheapest, SAT
es1, alo osi efhcacious of all the preparations OF
saraI.Iilla in the market Its highly concentrated
siaie. (ihere being in gwen amount of syrup twice
tie amount OF Vegetable Extract that any other
coniains,) the care, Skill and cleanliness of lis man.
uiaciurc. are sure knaraniees of its purity and
effect. I. X. CROSBY, VI d, W. D. BUCK. NJ. d.,
:. BCNION. VI. D., J. :. ELLIOT. NJ. d., JAMES
BABB. N: D., 2. C0LBuRN. A. D., NJ G.. J
1EWkSBURY, NJ. D.. A. G. FRENCH. NJ. H., 10.
SIAH CROSBY, VI. D.. A. 6. GALE, NJ. d.,
JAMES A. GREGG, NJ y.
Those who have failed TO be benefited by other
Sarsaparil as should fail to make single tr, OF
this Blood Purifying and Life lnvigorating Com
pound of shaker Sarsapara, Dandelion, Yellow
lock, Mandrake. Black Cohosh, Gareet, Indian
Hemp, and the Berries of Juniper and Cubeb, com
bined with lod1dc of Potassium made by the Society.
Prepared by theCANrERBUIY SOCIETY OF SHAk-
ERs, Shaker village. n H., and signed by Thos Cor
be1t it, inventor. Sold everywhere. Inquire for
Corbeu's shakers Sarsaparilla.
Ea-Enclose Stamp for shaker Manual.
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Advertising Agents
FOR THE
Kennebec journal,
U.IILY AND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
u receive subscriptions and advertisements for the
kENSFEt T. JogHsAi,:
BOSTON ). NJ. PErrESGILh & Co. 10 State
=. u. NILES, m. fremont st.
&c. EVANS. fremont Temple.
HORACE DoDD, 165 Washington
street.
ayw YORK :pArcuy & Co, l9i Fulton st.
sEo. T.. HOWELL Co., 10
spruce Street.
JAMES II. BATES. Al Pak Row.
". W. SH,EPE Co.
p. 3. NJ. PKrrESGiLL & Co., 81 Park
Oi:Ow. -
puItapELPuIAN ". AyER & Son, Times Bldg,
Ih.stnu: and sth streets.
y NJ. PETrESGIIL & Co., 1Ul
Chestnut street.
SfW HAVEN CONN. II. 4. HUBBARD, City Bank
Building.
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Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
La ,,...;.sss1
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10. lsso.
trains will lrave Augusta
VI. i.as and lob0 L. VI.
For Hockland, 900 A. N. and 9.57 A. NJ.
For Farmington, 9.57 A. NJ.
Far Hath ouO A. N p.57 A. VI. and l-t5 L. VI.
FOR Lewiston, 900, p.57 A. NJ, and i.55 and 1850
T. VI. a,
For wa,erville 2.e5, 1910 A. NJ, and 33t T. NJ,
For skowncgan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.'i
Y. ~, and z.25 A. VI.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, sun
DAYS Included,
, 1881-10-17
AN IMPORTANT LAWSUIT.


ST.. PAUL, Atlllil., Oct. 15.-ln the United
States Court here today alt,ution for Hill ln-
Junction IN tho llMp0rtnnt c,se Of 'rlo Mid
,llnga Purifier Company nf Jackson, Alfu!t.,
agntnst Il. H. Glider, tho Minneapolis miller,
WIS being argued lWfure Julga Nelson. and
t,v nrgl,i,ents pro and con nfc likoly to Inst
ssyerNl tuyH. Rodney Alns0n. tho cula3rated
patunt lawyer Of Wash!ngtGn, nv! tie,:; sun.
horl asn ct,ansot for tllp plaintiffs, mn! Lev
lilsler. Tl,o Purifier Company hayu wllnt
IL known rs tho Grnrga Smith uatuit, which
1t IL clMInntl Mr.. Giltlur tlts lnfrIngeti This
II tho u,tIy suit brought at present ugnl!!st
enuiltry, liz many other cases, inluucli0lls
llAv0 lDel ltrliyefl fNr.
, 1881-10-17

itcep wiihIn tn!lna ti'-ta',c,I. IIliuuI. r1lIss
rrnc!rlIis nnnn tho slin"rlns cln,nnht u which
t5tntea ,lurc ft,rlnuate IN securing frlnn1!y lh9.
irlnti''n fur thoIr tnI!tnry., IL tic tnos l.oya
''t t. ~ % a'ry G' ,o .nc W" stn,o e IN n g 9h n
III nnInt Of numerical strUngth nnsl nrpnniza- |
nn; w'n!ll rya' tfo ;st irs =, ,1 f y trso ,a IT,
!. N. u. ctn hol.l out until tho nexe Legislature
rAlsDy isEtuars.
The Sixth mud Twelfth Iieglmeuts have int
yot turned nyer tiio!r sen,i nhm reports " tho
Assistant AttJthit-f finls'ral q The First isrig'
s s, o ssxs ssxsF1 tsry wSshs a to .ay e. 9s
yokR' !" "y cn the 'cA;t, a. ,,,vs ia' rJr II,
,, 'y ssusrs s fs i!'csa' w f'a,' ear II %la III tic % "s
that nycn saht ,tcay r. forwarding i'o.a s. rS
n,pu ut iii llia hrn'',nrtert intrrycn;nE i,aiuro
tho document rtnch,,s iis tlthi trstil'ntot. !.
seems tt thoy wn't ss1s n E9saier IT.. 1,.In.,"i
Ahutnut t,a. to waii until la hears frtin ~ thu
companies IN hs enn,, aIid !hn., IRE ' Ass,ss Gt,
Iram III thv rcpinln,!ts q his brigade ''s;oro s,
submitting nia SSs'a.s rar"T E d ' rhs tho Ha i!1.
r,aai invsraily keep, him ln!ek VIII, n; rGport
asss i'r rsr,i ho ye ssss Hs s e "a 70 M astS
u.her ule,nent III the netlcs Or regulations.
IT. l,Oi'Is RA1stIANlsM.
Tho gallnnt ,,lcnlbots or Tho llurgcsses Corgs
TIT to s1l is ,Mt win ts,r ~ heu,ts Fiji uf
wNrlnth ut tho treatment they rccr!sst ut tug
tlio cittzr,ls suflcrnIlv III ublcart tey reached
iaskei tran tl.o t!?,n. They locked armsnll f.r
thsx TX SsnSfs # ;ss nsfy ss 6 sse iStr fsy T.
tho Suuitorn ffOtcl. Tut III rt!!G. H''t even ~
cer r,ti " ~ npcMrnnec; T1,e Gonn1my @ n1f, "9s IL
s.ntt,Ecrs whn httl III inouire tho!r way 20 the!r
.1estnntlou. NJ, roliSolt,t WIS fVH!Ml @ 7" fn
eacort 10 coar. tho streets: 4'llo nrlstn.
| crhtlo iA!slcs !ia0tik tho t,nE VI IL "nrun .tea.
nKriy Gtse tholr .,,,,,,, w ef f
fNeCs, willie buys ann men lso-cn'!etl! nhni" ~
nu,lteed t!cac getttcmon q" "d-sl NcrthGrm # ;'i
ru5iicnt'o,,, W u" ''as s'tiun @ Nas isr"rn ii r.
tx'fs' tras,. na Il viii III f0's nat M 'a to y cur ho
curpa Euvc reception, nna y. t,,, ~ ~ ~
oM .cennt atsJ sho "f1f o. ,ne ely tnou =.
put ~ IN ungaranG. 0 w. eSg,!ngG
that ho had received n Invitation, usler t' to 70 '
banquet or 10 tartiisn aM ssGTI u c!t, FIJI.
thoKh ne itgus.cS ,1,str,c nascptsu tic IN.
ylnton When th!s rrpnrs wy reAd 1t tuo Frs, aa,
Kestaneni ,,a,,nss Mrnry ~ lns,,,d lS !. inn' ntiv
Eood thtn9 eon.u ont Of st: i'n.,iss" ;,.ls's
uh n ir W liz cn,,rsu No r is ox liz.
s ncs,har NnrtIerm - nr 1p SOUTHERN, iii Rita u
Ill tho nrs Of slnerios!ty ttnnE1uc. Wn,en' .K9
ss,a aess 1yaHs ~ s.ui,t m Tic sau
mntuers aug til.u ms u.s. ~. anoo.' MaI -. ~
1arssn tirgs nt isn.! ~ @ wv why 10 Fe"ee' 'h0
| Ar otiur thu I,urtcssus Corps or Albany was
In Chicago il was ,lesernlnel y tho cs,ln'aana.
u''a III Acknowledgement str,t,srrs-tu Institute 4
% %arat!u ~ tg 1tn[an ~ ',o nar dn".nI.s K Mas
I"rn"s Il, iro,, n tho alItire regstont. N, company
LIZ $500
, 1881-10-17
MILITIA NOTES.
ftrms OF Interest to the Citizen-
Soldicry of Illinois.
An Artillery and Cavalry Service Of
Which the State May Well
Be Proud.
7Jov tho AtlMny burgess Corps We're
Insulto,l by st. Louis Bar
bnrinNy.

How tho Athlny burgess Corps We're
Insultod by st. Louis Bar
barinns.
cu,, uicknhy, ntdo-.e.catnp on tho 0nvcrnor's
etatf, bus ruAs4l'fd.
rho Fjrat Division. N. u. =. N.Y,.was reviewed
hv tho Frc,GN delegation lust wotk.
Twenty ,ew drums hs,vn l,uen ordered by tho
asco,,t] 1ntnntry for lts drum c0rps.
An election will tnko plnEn In conrany 'C,
first cavalry, tonight to choose II Captain, ritD
tlrnckctt, rrs1Rnct.
rbo ltry, ttrnry Ward i3ccuher fs Mt Yorktown
IN h!. official capacity ~ chup!ain Of the Thlr-
tuenlh New York 1tcEiment. T.
Tim ShcrlE Ut M,lskrgoit wis compelled to call
unou tho Michigan ,nll!tia list week to suppress
tho saw-tnill striker. III thnt town.
t,oppnuy II, Sixth Regiment, cMpt ltohcrt
yierIlx will visit tho Exposition lie xt WCt1tcs.
,.uy In intl uniform, neeununnlod BIZ tho drum
cOrrs.
t.o, A. G, Chnsc nuw Inspector Of Nc-l'rnc.
.ru Of Tho sixth division, Is spnkun nf us tho
uc, Colonel Ut tho FIity-ilrst New York; At
Eyrnctsso.
rupt. Robert viorl,uu, Company Il. Sixth ttcR.
llnc,,t. recommends tho honorable discharge or
rrly1,tcs jain II. Multclvy, Albert 4. Kind, and
Nouluhin ". EihInlan.
ttfutu,t .t]rlloral Elliott Inspector r-Gcnernl
ifan,iilut,, ald Anrgoon-t.cnoral i'lxon % Wsre ~
thg city lust TNr*!uy, A!t Ittt thne ofenlnB OH
special tar for Yorktown.
Arca,utcntat c0lirt-nnrttnt, for tho trlal Of .u-
ceng!ss a and M ~ n ech bo entvo 70
third llruoKlyn tho ipth Inst.
Can't Shea Smith, Company y. First Iscgl-.
mgni, reeunmcn,ls tho h.,lnvab!o d!schnrxo q q
M,Isiclan tulo!pl, \. Johnson oi hccotht ot
expiration uf term ut surv!ce.
it's wandered by solno whuther 0ov. Cnitom
dncs ilnt feel toUrly with hlA stulI ut Yorktown,
, 1881-10-17
10 EHDELdNGEs

Every case OF coughs or colds Ii cured by Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup. pFsco Is cunts bottlo.
, 1881-10-17
SHIFTS DISMISSED.

SAN FltASclsco, Cal, Oct. 16.-Two suits
Of 1900 eaoh Ut the city ngafnst the bonds
men Nf Alexander Austin, lntu Tux Cultevtar,
wore dismissed III the Superior Court ycstcr-
uAy.
, 1881-10-17

FTO EXCllANGt.-$yi000 000-FINE Fl OUR
i E, A vsEY LsaIt Of Ciicag9 ftre and M sisAr,
iSHa. s!nYtott na.Sts Of s!!,sonri: ths |. ono os
y, ncS {as c1rner thirty. ,httsI hi Ashlsnd.ay,
casr. una l!1lal Y9ERsF Wabash.ev: md totty.lss
IN EhuAgu. Or gooa b4sIn0aA iult block ufAHpllnY
{ga sat sIst , tTss n c u 2sg tc. md
clear. for xou4 piano. Z. Y. !ltlA
, 1881-10-17

lumber shr wns Obliged to buy TO rohnId 1,nro
thnn thnI4at,tt dwellings by that sHe"t:u Nre.
Hlun thu abuse Of t,hGuH0. C1lu FACTH.
, 1881-10-17
EOK SALE

FoK sA1.E-
NEGElyElk's BALE
nf ths M and ihe y y nf ths n 4: 81 Ios @
i, Il. uf fec. II. TOwnnEip ~ llan1s E. f *; T.:
81. MttGrwise described as sutlnt Ii in Ara.ssnrs.
Iset tsont IN Son, Clsfk.'t py y a,.H ~. tsa. %
bfYt li!,'!nT a;1 scs tTbf M :s,Yt M .,; i! fss srsP
tok Gon9sy lilluo., entered ~ ta'Y VI aag q q
ri. i. tito MDrrhnnik Fur1ncrt Mcchmn!rs sns !nss
Hank. .An!l Wefnesinv. tho lHt dAy 9 Dciobcs.
CHICAGO, soil the nbuye described premises fos tic
TES rIIttsASp AND FtyE HUNDRED DOi-
,,-,,,, =. ,,,. LAHs ;t,*1, ,:'.an N, !, ,,.h md
$isJ, hetnro Jan. Il; 4. ~ 'kr. untcsan higher
and bu,,er bid s ten roGel1ed In wl!lch ovent tho
sAMGf;L ii. WARD.
ChtCH9O, ifcl4 T. ISL.
, 1881-10-17
F1lltTNElfB WANI'sI).

A MEMBER OF THE HOARD or
IA Trsdo having "a estAhl!sh1d buslness Wishes 2
pr0atabls fVslN1aA, or viii e49nevt hsMsa!t whh
nFsi-clskA house AlFeAdy established. AaoEeaa y "
TrthunV Qf1ce.
, 1881-10-17

l.. on South H!ds, we'll loralad. nuw tntax good
tradss etock wl invoice sh2r5 ~; VII fnte hF'5
La WAkhlXtul.xta -.
, 1881-10-17

TOR SA ALE-COALL LANDS, 1.:Ion ACRES,
j! MI un,isrlHh with best gunty u con!, ~tthH
Ey new line Of rnilron psiee low; Fnre'srr* cn.l
XSjjtiEWS i UGjtjiANH M lir Wnshfngtntl-st. =.
, 1881-10-17

IlE.fL ESTATE; IY4iNTEU.
ITASTED-Ij, 10, on i, FEET on
w Htate-st., bclw0en Van Nurcn and 'r~olfth.et.,
cMtt frunL In,prnrDd or HniMproyGt JACOB WE'LL
Il CO. ii uehrbofh-st.
11TANTED--rIfE BEST BRICK HOUSE
w IN thu Wert ahe. snltubtu fnr twn fnMkItes,
lat we EN- seli t59,n fsnG e 3 A9t; n"y. ."yeral
orders For cash. EllfFjS l. UWltilIT+ corner OF
Wn4hnEtnn ind IIAtxtLA!ktM -
, 1881-10-17
(xtSI-OrF Ci.DII{ING.

A ILL THE LADIES AMI CENT?. .EatES
n NhU wsh " soil eaIst-u1 cuthttH, fnEputs. aud
6lna WI y VII y ssndns .r,sF:i@ itot,rns,: @
0IAsr ssur In to cttyi Hun4 .alt sA.t, r!4th-
inI bsfuEu you Hut .tIur from nr MNh. llElt-
SCilEL, Aaulunlutr the nuuhGr, 81 St4tu-st.
, 1881-10-17

I,{1ST IND FOUND.
OF tS'rOI-EN-FtUM la7 on
turiu.st. u. thr hight Of tic IT'LL n dark brnwn
tllart+ ,y, yenrt nd, white *lit' IN IMek. hah
never NUHtl k1tNd.
, 1881-10-17

IIyUR SA1.E-Oit EXCIl.t Nt;E FOR CITY
T. nr suburban property twill h..uins trclnGrhhcts
nay illttcrlncs IN GHatllA EuO s!-nesB fnrH. we'll
Improved. inu orrhatd sutnn uni nsnse tnce-. bo-
TWEEN lawrence nhd Topeka. knt. Inquire uf d.
WO"TEitsDUltf, III Hun lslund-nv. cotirr IT Ihy-
, 1881-10-17

1TUR SALE-SUUTll CHICAGO LOTS
IL In TnylDr4 Addition; HlftDusef wanted nj HHce;
two ctIh:N Incatluns t.,r manufacturing pirn1sesi
t,tlp unrtert. u. 4. TAfIdIH. Iu7 HGarmtFn-+t.
, 1881-10-17

I7()It SALE--fO ACRES | MILE WEST
" 1ii;SiEY WALLER ill.,.
1rnrt rttnrn+s
, 1881-10-17

I1O&. SA1E-DWEI.l.iNt IN
Il dTescnt parts of ito o!!y !aksn under t.teSis
lion ii WALTER MAVTutKa. @ l,sAElWfM..t.
l1,Uk kSAI.E-TWO.-ST' AND l}ASE.
mynt t!.rnu9sdl brick dwc!ltnxs& n & S3s' IL md 81
Ii. H. WAlII, fluteivHr. tti I.Ake.kt.
, 1881-10-17

11yDK SALE-Ar 4 DAln;.AtN-TWO =
II etUry Mtld basement brick twIlhka l0 Fop!ns.
lI3 n,d Il! St,rtl sntdUH-.l.. ELLI1 and &t,In,
EuttngH and Dt ;RHt tArrUll-uv ctfAEr ElsxnbelA-
Gtttpuo and lVt, iii fnltnt,- st-. E,oo1
itUt, llJ feel EDttaHe ttrusOnY. by 1l0 1885, Oh
Thifty-!irst-st. with tarue hnltE.
elm " s. Ii. " ARD, Trustee,
'-''0 III 1.UkN-at.
, 1881-10-17

E,Ols sSALE-Si ,0JO--FlSE OLn.ESrAlf
u istei tInu ssora III City u laln ,tu"rlc n lnwn
Just Win. l. VIII t,sorn It: fssi-eass i.rni,on n''d
- 7. y. llOYI. Room :. l.V MadlsoM.st.
, 1881-10-17

I1DR SAI.E-ABOtIT III ACRES or
l. ctutce, MnlI-fln,tesHh tHnd TN Lake htlnrn below
>tIttth lhnrk TH 9nntii :enRc branch q thr ttl!-
mi. C"ntet HaiIr.aI will pss< through Tho cenire
md e,HlntAln n HtA&11n III this ttHGt.
i. Ii. wAitEI, iteeelycr, ~ l.nkc'st.
QI1OR SAL .t:-Ult 1'U ltENT-A LARGE
- lInu.a Mid ustluniu neHt hopnt NJ Hlenc0e. g. u.
WAtty, TFrstne, iat i.nkr-tt.
, 1881-10-17
,I'FH,lNEI.lk,

A DVANCES on DIAMONDS, nONnS,
II watches, elc.. At tuw ra1e% n l.AuAl ELI,