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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

bOt& SoLkESB, NOV. 6.lSSI.
10 Me BdfoSs Of the Resnebee Journal:
An article on 'Hazing in Bowdoin- an
peared in the last issue Of the Gospel Banner.
which was 80 misleading-nay, more-so false
In IT'S statements that il 10 worthy of reply
ana reputation. This cannot better be done
IMAM BY review of and comment on each
separate statement. The article first saws
that the son Of s. c. Strout of Portland was
struck by piece of coal. thrown bv those
who in the meetings of their secret society
have instituted rules" ETC. This pronounce
an unmitigated falsehood. II is true that
young Strout was struck by piece of coal:
but It was no more an act Of hazing than if a
man standing by a window in Augusta had
been similarly hit. The deed was done, &C
cording TO Strouts own account, by one per-
son alone. No one knows even that that per-
son was a member of college. and, if he was.
it could have been done oxly from personal
motives. The deed was regarded with alb
horrence throughout college and every effort
was made by students as well az by Faculty
to ferret out the guilty party. Further, let
me ssy-to show the falsehood of the state
ment that ''he will lose the sight of one eve.
II not Of both" but in no sense to excuse the
deed-that the young man has nearly recov-
cred and is in no danger OF losing either of his
eyes.
The article goes on TO say that if Freshmen
violate certain rules they must undergo penal
ties consisting of all manner of insulting abuse
and vulgar acts perperated at midnight in
their rooms" This statement is no less false
than the others. / distinctly declare that no
Freshmen have been subjected to Insulting
abuse" or vulgar acts. nor have any of their
rooms been entered at midnight or at any I'M
reasonable hour. 1.-The hazers are disguised
in masks" the article says. Not a mask has
been worn this year by any man in college.
An instance of a ''yOung man from Oxford
county" is then cited. who, it is said. was
driven from college by hazing practices. No
such instance has occurred since my
connection with the college. and the only
occurrence from which such a wild story
could possibly be manufactured took place
fully three years ago. Thus does the editor
of the Banner publish an article whose state
ments can be called nothing less than
maliciously false. The leastthat might have
been expected from such a source was some
little investigation of the facts in a case which
was liable TO have SO much influence; vet
evidently there was no such investigation, for
the facts could have been easily ascertaned.
In conclusion let me say that any one who
affrms or believes that any shameful and
pernicious practice" survives ut Bowdoin,
does the college and the students a great
wrong. 1t would be but Just for those papers
that have published such reports to sub
stantiate them or acknowledge the injustice
of them. 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Assixnme mt Of Jury Cases for the Dece mber
Term, 1891.

TUESDAY, Dec. 9th.
No 2s9 sibley VS.. Kavanaugh. Baker b.; White
300. Lyon va. Russell. Ti:corbs; vose
AS. Mckenney vs.Elwell. Bean 4 B.. Benjamin
up. Turner VS.. Swi I. Tieombs; Baker & b.
702. Jones vs.. Howard. Besn & b.; Spear
WEDNESDAY, eth.
5ll. Springer VS.. whftehouse. Haines; Baker b.
7o7. same vs.. Austin. Haines; whitehouse.
ISL. johnson vs. Rogers. Clay c.; Stphen.
8. sherman Smith. Lancaster; Bean & Ii.
900. Wyman vs.; Davis: Titcombs; vose.
75i. Pike VS.. Miller. Wilson; Titcombs.
THURSDAY, sth
III. Dingey VS.. Berry. Baker & b. ; Stilphen.
800. Roache vs. Estes. Potter; Whitehouse.
$40. Butterfield W.. Peva. Ha,nea; Waldron.
$50. Aver VS.. ~ lott. Spaulding; Hall.
5I7. Oakland Ice Go. va. Maxcy. Baker & b.
Clay & c.
622. Baker VS.. lockwood. Baker b.; Vose.
FRIDAY, 9Th.
29l. Rice VS.. Norcross. Whhehouse; Clay & c.
697. Jones vs.. Hodgdon. Bean B.. FOgg.
700. Robbie vs.. Gle. Bean K Ii. Potter.
20. Gle VS.. Robe. Gle; Bean & b.
sos. Stevens VS.. Butler. Carlton; N. 5. Spear.
SATURDAY, 10th.
705. Grover W.. Fales. Bean b.; Spear.
rs. Williams Williams. Baker & b.; White
766. yerriIl VS.. Hildreih. Clay c.; Harrington.
Three DAYS of the second week set apart for the
criminal docket
THURSDAY, 18th.
hos. Emery vs.. Smltn. IltcOmDs, blss.
666. Libby vs.Cunningham Whitehouse; Heath.
1e9. Jones Barter; Bean Bean; Spear.
Isl. Eldred vs. Blaisdell. stevens; Blasde pro sc.
sl3. Fuller vs.. Bow man. Andrews, Titcombs.
$40. Hussey vs.. Furber. apt. Brown; Priest.
FRIDAY, 10Th.
233. Hiltonvs. Thompson. Heath W.; Potter
A.
$50. Potter va. Carter. Potter: Baker B.
673. Tozier vs.. Coombs. Whitehouse, Coombs
pro
7i2. Cram vs. Whittier. Bean & b.: Titcombs.
s24. Gray Bair. Foster; Brown.
SATURDAY, 18th.
Oh Newman vs. WEIGH. Whitehouse; Bean Il.
1l3. Brown VS.. Trask Bean b., Trask pro Sc.
slI. Annie VS.. Merrill. White; Clay c.
MONDAY, 10th.
500. Trask Va. Walker. Potter Heath w.
III. Hanson VS.. Wood. Bean 4 b.; Potter.
AZ. Jewell vs.. Gray Clav C.; White.
-. Jones vs.. 1ibbctts- Stevens; Haines.
IA. Brown Savage. Brown; Webb.
fsy Able vs.. Macomber. Webb; WhitehOuse.
TUESDAY, Goth.
Az. Wagner Smallcy. Farrington Baker b.
rs strong W. Peavey. Brown; Webb.
10. q. & Il. Mfg. Go. vs.. Fitzgerald. Baker Is.
webb.
Ceases not REMEMBERED during the year Number
on the docket unfinished. 2f1.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Quite revival of interest in vocal music
has sprung up in Waterville of late. In ad-
dition to the kennebec Musical Association.
which was organized for the purpose OF hold
ing annual conventions in Waterville, To-
cal society called the Watervile Musical AS
ISOLATION has been formed, having for its
object the improvement of the vocal talent
of that community by weekly rehearsai' un-
der the direction of some competent local
conductor The organization of this latter
association was perfected "Wednesday even
ing and the following officers chosen; fres.'
Rev. W. II. Spencer: Vice Pres, r. A.
Smith; Sec, +. o. Robinson; Treas, A.
NJ. Kenneson: Conductor, W. {. Phiibrook
Councillors, A. F. Abbott, Horace Purinton,
Fred Robbins, Mrs. J. A. Bellows. Miss
Emily Phillips.
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HALLOwELL.

The anniversary meeting of the Reform
Club Of Hallowell, at City Hall, on Thursday
afternoon and evening was well attended,
and the exercises throughout quite interest
ing and profitable.
:. Two entertainments were given BY the Ia
uies Of g. A. R. Relief Corps Of Halloween
~ Wilson Hall, on Thursday and FRIDAY
evenings, and the results were quite ~ salts
factory Is could be expected under the CIR
camstances of 80 unfavorable weather.
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Plantation OF the Heart.

J. NJ. Might. Syracuse, n. Y. writes
"When first commenced using yonr Bur
dock Blood Bitters | was troubled with Hut
tering and palpitation of the heart. fei
weak and languid, with numbness of thu
limbs since using. my heart has not troubled
me and the numbing sensation is all gone.
Price. 81 90; trial size 10 cents.
novl5t&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

A meeting of the Augusta Soldiers monu-
ment Association is hereby called to meet in
the Aldermen's Room on Saturday evening
Nov. 10Th, 1881, at o'clock. for the con-
sideration of the protest hereto appended. A
full attendance is desired.
CHAs f. Nash, President
=. q. NICKERY, ! Executive
f.. McMURDIE, ! Committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

The wire works in Hallowell narrowly es-
capped being the scene of a severe accident.
on Wednesday. Andrew Hildreth, while
working at one of the heavy frames, had his
wristband caught by a clamp used to start
the wire through the ''dies," and attached to
one of the revolving boxes on which the wire
is wound. lie had presence of mind enough
to put his foot on the lever and stop the ma
chine, escaping with only the dislocation of
his arm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

We publish communication in regard to
hazing at Bow doin. At the same time our
telegraphic dispatches announce that young
S,rout of Portland has commenced SUIT
against several students, two of whom belong
in this CITY, which looks as though he con-
sidered his hurt more serious than our cor
resnondent does
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Another familiar sign on Water street is to
come down. Mr.. l.. II. Titcomb has dis
posed of his drug store, corner Bridge and
Water streets, to James +. Devine, who has
already taken possession. Mr.. Devine con
templates thorough renovation and remod-
cling of the establishment, and proposes to
make one of the most attractive and we'll
stocked drug stores in Augusta.
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:. j. GALLAGHER. Secy.
PROTEST..

s. j. GALLAGHER. Secy.
PROTEST.
We the undersigned. members of the Sol
diers Monument Association, enter this our
protest against any further work being done
on said monument. as to its erection, until
after a meeting of said Association shall
have been held to take action on the follow
ing points. Viz:
LIST. Shall 1.-The Inscription Plate" be ac-
cepted? it not being in accordance with the
vote of the Association.
I'd. Shall The Trophy" be accepted?
Sd. Such either points IN connection with
monument AS shall be brought before As
ISOLATION.
CHAs. T.. NASH,
y. q. NicKER,.
F.. McMuRprE.
l.. b. HUI,
II. +. BLANCHARD,
J. o. WEBSTER.
&. B. MORTON,
G.. II. Back.
WM X. SMITH.
SAINT W. LANE.
Augusta, Nov. 10, 1881.
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Augusta, Nov. -, 1881.
u.llow~l Classical Academy.

The final examination for the fall term will
occur rs follows:
Monday. November 2Ist. "A. NJ Algebra.
Caesar. Physiology, French 10 40 Seniors
in Anabasis. French Review Arithmetic,
Greek Reader.
LOOP. M.-Cirero. Natural Philosophy.
Latin Reader 500. Seniors in Virgil,
English Literature, bookkeeping.
Tuesday, November 22d. . A. NJ
Astronomy, Grecian History. 1910 Ger
man, Analysis.
Friends and patrons are respectfully in
vited to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Joseph Emery of Manchester was arraign-
ID before Judge True yesterday on two
eouuts-on the search and seizure process
and for single sale. On the former he was
co.ts. Appealed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19
Supreme judicial Court Kennebec County
-Re.cript I'm Case OF Sarah +. LoveJoy
vs.. Gardiner &. VOse.

There is no sufficient evidence of title in
plaintiff $ husband by adverse possession.
His title by the paper evidence was to the
equity of the redemption only under the Mason
mortgage. That mortgage was not discharged
by the purchase of Carson nor by the merger
of mortgages title in him. lie, at
the time of his purchase, did not stand
in relation of debtor to the MORTGAGE, nor
was he under any obligation to pay the debt.
For the same reason merger would not
operate against his interest and intention 1t
was for his interest that the Joinder OF titles
should not operate as a merger, and his inten-
ton that it should not is evidenced by the
assignment. The title Of the defendant under
the mortgage is therefore valid. The plain
titf 3 right TO dover is in the equity Of re-
demption. But to avail herself of that she
must first pay the mortgage, and her remedy
is in equity.
Plaintiff nonsut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

The ladies Of the Unitarian Society will
hold their annual sale of useful and fancy
articles on Thursday, December 18th. In
the evening they will commence another
series of their delightful Coffee Parties, :"
which have been so popular and successful
tho mast two winters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

The Arabian Sheik, Selim Hishmeh, at
tache of the American Consulate at Jeru-
salem and discoverer of DIR. Livingston at
Ujiji in Central Africa, has received an in
vitation to address the citizens at Branch
Mills, in I. o. G. T. Hall, Wednesday even
ing. His cousin, Joseph Hishmeh, will ac-
company him. They are still the guests of
Friend Ell Jones, at Dirigo Four Corners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19
Supreme judicial Court Kennebec County
-Rescript I'm the Case Of sere"" i'' row
ara ~. Thomas Mitchell.

1t is the opinion of the court that the yer
dict in this case is clearly wrong; that while
there is no room for an honest difference OF
opinion as to the extent of the plaintiffs IN
;ury. the evidence leaves no doubt that she
was upset BY the defendants careless driving
and received an injury for which she is entl-
tied to recover some damages. Consequently
the motion is sustained, the verdict is set
aside and new trial granted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Rev. Mr.. Penney will deliver the next illus
trated sermon in the Pilgrim Progress series
al the Free Baptist church tomorrow even
ing. Subject: "Christian and Faithful in
Vanity Fair" Large paintings prepared to
illustrate this lecture will be used. Seat.
are free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Cornelius O'Connor was arraigned before
Commissioner Badger yesterday for selling
,ouor without paying the U. S. special tax.
He vas found guilty, and bound over to the
r. s. Court in Portland on December 9Th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Minstrelsy rs portrayed by Whitmore &
Clarks celebrated troupe has reached the pop
uar vein of amusement seekers. Their enter
while the vocalism of the company is adj
mirable. A more thoroughly enjoyable pro-
grem has never been presented by them than
that which will be offered at Granite Hall
next Thursday evening. All the old fav oriles
will appear, including that jolly ''llan&"
White, mouth and ALL AS well as several new
candidates foa public approval.
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We learn that Mr.. l.. II. Ttcomb. who has
just disposed of his drug store, intends t" re
move with his W lie to Wilkesbarre, Pa. where
his only daughter resides. For over thirty
wears Mr.. Titcomb has been in the apothecary
business in Maine. He has been in trade
wears, and is widely and favorably known
over the county as competent and exper-
fenced druggist and an honorable man. He
will probably engage in business in the Key
stone State, as some very fiattering offers
have been made to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Dan'l Plank of Brooklyn, Tioga Co, Pa,
describes it thus Il rode thirty miles for a
bottle of Thomas Eclectric Oil.which effected
the wonderful cure of a crooked limb in six
applications: it proved worth more than gold
to me-. noNlo-TN"i"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

The services of the forty hours devotion
begin al ST. Mays church on Sunday. Rev.
Father Murphy will be assisted by several
,,hsr priests, in conducting the Worship.
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Marrifo.

In yipalhavru Nov. 18th, Mr.. Freeman r. Coonbs
and Addie A. Colby, both of Vinalhaven
In Rluehill, Nov. 10th, Mr.. Asa q. Morgan ana
Harriet y. Green, both of Bluehll. $3.50
In baltimore, Md. Oct. Goth. Mr.. W. VI. Mills OF
Springfield Mass, and Lizzie NJ. daughter OF A. L.
Hodsdou. of Baltimore, formerly Of Portland.
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fine new Chickering square piano has
inst been purchased for the Congregation
al yestfy.
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local ann Stair Mus.
Saturday, Nov. 10. 1881.


A telephone has been put into c. C. Hunts
music store
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Dif0.

In Auburn, Nov. 18th, Mr.. Asahel wyman. aged
Il Woodfotds Corner. Maggie NJ, daughter Of Mr.
Daniel and Mrs Ellen Kelly, aged years 10 months
In Bath. Nov 18th. Mrs. Lucy E. Haggeft, aged "
wears months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-19

Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure for
nervous debility and Weakness of the genera
tive functions. 81 at druggists. Depot Part
ridge Bros Augusta
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ scriber has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate OF
ARTHUR r. SMITH, late Of Mt. Vernon,
in the county Of kenn.bcc, deceased interstate, and
has under AIKEN that by giving bond the law
directs All perrons, therefore. having demands
az inst the estate Of laid decreased d-sred to
exhibit the for settlement; and all indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate
TO MOSES 8. MAYHEM.
Oct. 10, 1881. 3w4es
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STATE OF MAINE.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION.

Thanksgiving, New Engiands Social and Religious
Festival, which originated! with her Pilgrim found
ers, has been hallowed by the pious observance of
two hundred and nifty years, and become National
Festival
FoT. therefore. in accordance with renerae ed Gus
tom, and in conformity with the Proclamation of
President. ], HAgEIs VI. PLAisTED, Governor, b,
and with the advice Of the Council do hereby sppoini
aud set apart
Thursday, Nov. gath. A. D. 1881,
As day Of public thanksgiving an praise 10 God.
,he Author of all good and the Giver of every good
giH9 and do commend to the people Of State.
most suitable 10 the ion the recommendations
Of the President, whose Proclamation is hereto an.
nexed.
Given al the Cornell Chamber at Augusta, thi>
fifteenth day e November. in the year OF our
Lord one THOUSAND eight hundred and eighty
on, and of the Independence of the United
States of America Tie one hundred and sixth.
HARRIS VI. PLAI>TED,
By the Governor,
JOSEPH o. SMITH, Secretary Of State.
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One more, and the last chance, this fall to
,.t fresh mackerel at Colby & Rumney's.
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A CARD.

l.. II. III comb, Druggist and Apohecary, informs
his friends that he has sold lis Drug Store to j. f.
Devine, and from this date retires from the Drug
bu-ness in this State In lay ing aside the "mortar
and pestle Mr.. Titcomb takes tins occasion TO re-
turn his sincere thanks 10 the public and his friends
for their liberal patronage and confidence placed in
him II dispenser of medicine for the thirty years
he has been their humble servant
l.. II. TITCOMB.
Augusta, Nov. 18th, 1881.
, 1881-02-27


T0R SAIE-BY GFf,}eGF II CLARKE &
a. Sntie,n,, a, i.,!to, ~. "
M Ill M.,iIsnrst VII .;iHiro.,E. o n"ot -:
chess; "e't icateo' II le'seaola' soss
kIf,-rv .sreri,1s ~ - Se -
Of brcs and iii rsnte: nrci: rr3,j9 ee" a'' o"'
st<,r,, ~ St,te.t no.- - ,,,,,,d
tnr 7'''e vi 7a'ses- neas 1"e'tt'' 3fane ou''o-
SIore IN West I,,,n-s+ rc,r ook,ov ho+woo, +r,
lrfrE ana sna i,torts ~ *t"ran. Tn-.s "S
Nj Iii. Wmho.b..v IuI4.i Irit hrtcl
!a.n,.u; -,,n.s ,naInrn q IN
Eo :fst; Es-nsr.1-- rnnI l, ts,n.. trs-'o tc"sa
Wit, rooms ina s::1 i,,r1 H., mi. u u.
Et,,.r f,t..,. h.,nTas ~, .s,+"nn >' ana
t;r,ye.nnd i,ark-sv sstt ~ Eonn,. hs,h,nn,n @
wntcr nnd rns lois Is feet each fur a;,;yt he ,rcc
nf If,f I'hrsc l,t,,,vns rrs, nn,r
1rnnti,.. wrst On Cottase GSoYe-ay. md east On
Wr.t sJr,,sv+ o.&or, ..,l ,,,e,,,or+ s,,rt,,,
f,.sp in rnons unh TrnTa IL. r.. ~ In rS,nI,, A
J5 Wcsf AIrrns-sf ::.sinrr ma ,asnmnnf tric- o1l
modern t,nurnr re,nInts nfTrnn asfHnd ,ud f,rdcn.
nrs hrfcs f,srn. :, cS1" ~s~~1A 1>"'- ~ ~o@~~N1
81 iVc est Atiur1s-st near 1rrnc-placc e-story and
hnscncrt h,ck w{th sfnnn +rim,n,nrs l0t :s}r til;
MASLjF'AtslT:i,ISf; SI.rFS-WE+9' SlIlfs
~ feet on Muthcr-s ncnr III. river with rnflroad
ccotnn,dntinus WI ~ ~ " ' ~ N
III feet on Polk 1t ncar the river
~ feet, river 'front.' ui,r,!I uf Pnjk-st
CSIMEtsJYlsl {.ItliIrftI'r
N5x7u on northwest corner If Oas nn f.,,r,s,a IN
sight ar nshinrt1n i,arE tfrs-rnss iu,nrnvcInnfs
-'~' ~@'0" ~'-~e 3-FAo'SAAS'Ae8
, 1881-02-27
E7OR SALE-BY TURNER L. BOND, 103
IL Westinghouse, Eooa,!l:

L7OH SALE-BY TURNER l. BOND, 103
~ Westinghouse, Room u:
HOUSES
No 10l North Oakley ST. frame cottage 1.;D
No. 14 Hubbard a-story and basement frame 2,D
Monrot-st. near Honore 1000
On Cot;se G1ore-av.. near T.rry -nith.sI.. 1000
No. llel JACHsun-st.. 2-story frame.
Thisty .i.f1h ~. 1900
basement. $50
xnnz.r. near Twentv.drst-st 5000
Twu-Storv me No, Il; Harvard l,AU
No lulG fnnroc-ss history und basement brita. $50
No GtO Hernun-ay. Observation-Disclosures. ....... G5U
honse .... 800
No u Winchester av.. frame huuse. ........ 2.SU
Two-story frame house and &U-foOt lot On St.
Louis. Nv, LawEdale.
LOTS
Lot On AEno!d-st, west front, between Twenty ,oo
, 1881-02-27

EHOR SALE-537 WEST WASHINGTON
~ st.. Is feet, south fsunt, with good frnme house.
klMK4Al.L, YQSE l. CO. " yIrlD1ne HuilkllnE.
, 1881-02-27
CTTY RE4fL ESTATE.

T70R sALE~BY E. S. DREYEK & g., S
""snnstSReIl5Mli: ssoRIM SIDE tMrnoyEp: ;, ,i ..,
a4ta 9oa ss
Tcn-roum brick house, Auron-st. near Dearborn
M frons IT, n,oss RSear'orn-av, rented
hrce-stery sub-cellar, state-st near Goethe, ts,5
Three S-story brick houscs and barns. North Park
Thrse-story octugon brick. block from Lincoln
Tsst-class residence, with yo-foot lot south
OF Clsea1Gu-av.. and east Of state.st1, $k3,n1
nlafs stfck tfS s ~
Eighteen brick and marble fs2nt e hoM.cs one 1!ock
ywo-stosy basenent brick una harn' Grantrplace
''''''' uNIMPROvED NORTH SIDE.
1DlxlS0 northwest curner Stuta and Goethe-sts.
x s"atess n1t!astss sS1"sf e Goetes.ss
s9Fnes 5 Nf Dyison't
T a: Ss9H j s1a ~;
S51iS - sno-st: near Schiller $lls = !I5 pes foot
ixiui ar northwest est corner corn Clark and Wsconsn-sts
s-'''"' WEST SIDE.
=. 50x100 corner Luke anu Grcen-sts.
f"upteFy stone n front MADISON and ua.,tedsts
S !ys2sssS
r n.' 's'ns
foot ,,
Fivc-story stone front Market-st, near Randolph,
four.story si9ne front; With 4o-foot ,los South
e Is: :sS:
dnnn:aS' near yvs9tyitri5iF:Et NGisE FH5FEKf9s :fe
l0acres car ltiver!nlc, SIS per ncre;-
, 1881-02-27

TNOR SALE - THE LARGE BRICK
house, barn. and t0j-teut lot near northwest cor
rnnrie-ay. and Forty-nrst-sL House contains =
rouns with nil modern Improvements, and thu lot IL
property will be sold Tor lesS lhan the honse alone
Gptr cent interest. Somebody RET good homo
Il great barEan from the owner. T. II. CHAM
BElts. corner Clark and Madison-sts.
, 1881-02-27
SUBURBAN.. RExlL ESTdTE.

T1OR SALE-LOTS AND HOUSES AND
IL lots IN MI parts OF Eng1ewuod plans made und
houses built To order monthly yeprIy payments:
seyes.l houses now under @ WY: az modern mprove-
closets, furnace, ETC. WhJ will you pay rent when
house can be secured IN 4 far plcasa,tcr location
than the city affords and for ttfo n,nre thnn rent
amounts to after first payment IS n1nic nnd don't
forget that EnRiowood hns tnhubltnnts excellent
'l .,d markets equal 70 city, and is only ~ minutes
buyers before 1iAy1 Address G. u. PERRY. Sixty
tift4-st- and Wentwortl-av.. Englewnod, who will
"a md stny ytlu
, 1881-02-27

E1OR SALE-TIIE SOUTHWEST COR
a. ner Of Halsted and Jackson-sts., 5Jxl25; q very
choice corner for Improvement d. 5. TAYLOR
EEinE Block. -
, 1881-02-27

TOR SALE-BY ADOLPII LOEB s. BRO,
II ~ nnd III La sallc.sI: Houses and lots On DeY-
U to SMO; also. hnuscs and lois in iii parts or the
city At low prices: na1nber Of tracts OF 1und near
Of lots for sale. without payment down. und
SONIC money added to parties who Will improve.
, 1881-02-27

pRECk-ZANESVL RED PRESSED
brick: eounl 10 the PHILADELPHIA EH1 nnd Ess 10,
also Indiana red pressed. ZIG and $la Hase's Brick
Agency. Vi La eaile-at. =
, 1881-02-27

TOR SALE-BUSINESS BLOCKS ON
- Lake. Eundelph. Madison, Monroe. Franklin.
tNth-ly-. Ia Sale. ClatE. uenrbnrn SilIe-sts:. VA
bash. Michigan avs. r. a. BRAGG d. CO.. u Wash