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The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

Monday night the first of DIR. Bolles admir-
able lectures will be given at Plymouth church
illustrated by the calcium light. The subject
will be Scenes of Early English History"
Rev, d. w LeLacheur of Biddeford will lee
ture at Congress street NJ. E. church Monday
evening on Polite Dishonesty"
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

For the benefit of my patrons and those
who supposed that would retire from bust
ness on March LIT, will state that such was
my intention. But having given the matter
full consideration have determined to retain
my business, and to continue as heretofore.
JOHN f. RAND.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

Ar at Liverpool ! 9th inst Martha Mcneil, Mas
tiers, Charleston: Niphon, Rogers. Norfolk; North
ampton, Murphy. New Orleans; John Watt, Nichols,
do; 18th. Helen Sands. Bosford Charleston.
timore.
Cid at Cardiff 10th inst, Alex Mcneil, Sproul, for
Java.
Sid fm Marselles 10th inst Lillian, Rumball, for
Cuba.
Ar at Hiogo prev 18th inst Furness Abbey, Guest,
New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
BLACK SILKS,
SPECIAL CARD.

It's a well.knOwn fact that of late
years Black Silks have not been the
durable fabric they used 10 be.
The new feature of wearing shiny, or
greasy, has appeared, owing mostly to
the ''finish,o or lustre, which is now con-
sidered an indispensable feature Of
good silk.
This finish is obtained by the applica-
ton Of various dressings" after the
cases undoubtedly reduces the wearing
qualities Of the silk.
1t will sometimes happen that piece
Of silk from the best manufacturers will
wear greasy or shiny, and more rarely
still, piece will crack in wearing, and
no "warrant" or guarantee will prevent
this from occurring once in while.
1t is our custom to give positive assur.
ance to all who purchase silks of us,
that in case any dress silk shows either
Of the above mentioned defects, or is 9TH
erwise unsatisfactory in wear, we will
make the purchase satisfactory to the
buyer.
We would not presume to say that ev-
cry silk sold by us will not crack or wear
shiny: but do say, that if a silk does
prove defective, the buyer may have re-
dress from us.
We do this without combining the buy
er to one make of silks, but give the
same assurance Oh all the different
makes we sell.
In addition to our line of Black Silks,
we shall offer for short time ONLY, q
a full line of American COlOred Dress
Silks at $1.1O per yard-usually sold at
Examination solicited.
IN A NTNUU n N 4 n
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

NOTzGss.-For the past thirty three years
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extensively
sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy and is to-day without rival.
1I@Slade's English Mustard and Congress Yeast
Powder are standard and ALWAYS raliahle-
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

The tenacty with which cold clings to
the system frequently induces a nervous
Cough that will remain after the cold departs
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure all nervous
Coughs. Price % cents.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
Real Estate Transfars

ITSJl5IbTS.
The following real estate transfers were re-
ported yesterday:
Harpswell-E iah Pinkham to Jacob B.
Pinkham, lots of land in Harpswell.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

LET Nor THE FAILURE of all other reme-
dies for coughs and colds deter the sufferers
from seeking sure relief from HALE's HONEY
OF HoREHoUND AND TAR.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
feblS-d6t
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

Feb IL. so miles SW # Peralones, ship Ivy, Low
ell. from San Francisco for Queenstown.
Feb 90 80 miles Sc of Barnegat, sch S Hart,
from Brunswick, Ga, for Providence.
Feb %, lat 26, lon IA 26, ship Riverside Rich,
from Norfolk for Liverpool.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
M :, Kline NEWS.
PORT OF POR TLAND.

THURSDAY, Feb. "a.
Arrived.
Steamer City of Portland, Thompson, Boston for
Eastport and St John. NIB.
Sch Freddie Walter, Harding. Baltimore, Gar 23d)
oysters to 1immons Hawes
Sch Maggie ID Marston, Blackington, Port John
son-coal to Maine Cent BR.
Cleared.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum New York-Henry
Fox.
Barque Woodside Bowden, Buenos Ayres r
Lewis & Co.
Sch Julia S, (Br) Mcintyre, st John, NB-master.
Sch Banner, Fitzgerald, Prospect Harbor-Nathl
Blake.
Sch Brunette, Babbdge, Belfast-Kensell Ia
Dor.
Sch Traverse, Lane Belfast-Kensell s. TABOR.
Sch Lewis French, Newman, North Boothbay-
d Choate
Sch Arrival, Farnham, Boothbay-D Chaate.
Telumah, I'll L Townsend, Fanny Flint, & Will
lard. Brunette, Traverse, and Others.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
LUBEC. Feb 17-Sld, schs l. B McNichols, Fam
ming, Philadelphia; B j Fellows, Smith, New York;
Good Intent, McLain, Boston.
Feb l9-Ar, sch Benjamin, Wheeler Portland
Feb 2O-Ar, sch Clara Jane, Allen, st Andrews,
NIB, for New York.
PORT CLYDE, Feb 2o-Ar schs Chalcedony,
Thompson. Machias for Portland; More-Iight, YER
rill, Calais for New York.
ERoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Bombay prev to 23d inst, ships j Brown,
keazer, Liverpool; Rufus h Wood, Swett Cardlf.
AR at Liverp iol 23d, steamer Toronto, from
Portland.
Passed Queenstown 23d inst, ship VIM R Grace.
Black from San Francisco for Liverpool.
AR at Seville prev to 23d nst,.barQue A Gould,
Moore, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
Richmond.

The suits Of Sarah Hagar. assignee of Hagar
Brothers of Richmond, against the Royal and
five other insurance companies, has been on
trial at Richmond before referees since Mon
day.
The claim is for the loss Of stock, machinery
and shoe factory burned in Richmond in April
Of last year, and amouts to about $40 OOO The
loss upon the stock and machinery was admit
ted to be total, but it is claimed by the COM
panies that the factory building was over-in-
sured. An appraisal was agreed upon after
the fire and James M. Hall of Richmond and
Spencer Rogers of Portland were the apprais-
ers, who reported the loss upon the building at
little over $1,000, and they offered to replace
it for that amount. The plaintiff claimed that
the loss upon the building was nearly $4,000.
Judges Walton and Libbey are the referees,
and Messrs Spaulding & Baker of Richmond
are counsel for the plaintiff, and N. & III. q.
Cleaves of Portland appear for the companies.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
Our Little Ones,

MARCH Number for sale by all Newsdealers; 10
cents copy; $1.50 year. One specimen free.
Address RUSSELL PUBLISHING CO., 149 A, Ire
mont Street, Boston, Mass. feb25 DIST
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY,
SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spring 1881 Fernald's Tailoring Emporium.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
John Z. Randi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Harbor Commissioners Notice
DIR. Kelleys Remedies.
Our Little Ones.
In Iusovency-1
Suburban Residence for Sale-W II. Waldron.
Copartnership Notice Chenery g. Co.
Bicycle Sehooi-Lamson Bros.
Haviland Copper Mining Co.-Special Meeting
Wanted &C. A. Co ant.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
DOMESTIC CORES.

NEW oRLEANS-Ar 10th, ship Annie Fish, hoff-
CID 2sd ship areia Day. Ross, Havre.
Below, waiting ORDERS shids Alice NJ Minott, from
Havre; Southern Chief do.
Ar at Port Eads 10Th, sch Bessie E Dickinson,
,IPPASCAGoULA-Ar 10th. sch Forest Home, Kent
APALACHICOLA-Sld 14th, sch Mary D Haskell
ST UGUsTiNE- Sid 10th. sch A Dewitt
Manson: Jacksonville.
New York.
At A., 2lst, sch Eugene Clark, St Kits.
wi WILMINGTON, NC-Ar 22d, sch A L Butler,
BALTIMORE-Cld 24d, sch L Morse. Upper
Ar 23d, schs Carl D Lothrop, McRitche, wiscas-
set: Isaac Campbell Snow, Boston.
rao, h,alLAUELPHIA-Ar 3D. brig Jennie Hubert,
Ga 23d, sch Orrie v Drisko, Drisko. Port SPAIN
NEW YORK-Ar 23d. barque John Bunyan. But
man man Oarthagena 63 days; sch VIM Flint. Rowland,
CID 23d, ship Palmyra. Minot. Portland, o; briggs
mas; sch Mabel Staples, Strout. St Domingo
Passed the Gate 2sd. steamer Utility. Greenwood,
Richmond Va, for Portland; schs Mary Freeand
TART, New York for do; VIM Todd. Wood do for
N pR99yI VII Esd, sch Prudence. tickett.
,.FtAhLLRIvER-Ar 22d. sch H L Wilton. Rich,
NEWPORT-Ar I'D Sch Louisa Smith, Weber,
Fall River for New York, (and sailed.)
Ar 23d, sch Hattie Newman Dorr Providence
for Virginia
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 22d. sch Nettie Walker,
Ingalls,. Newcastle, Del.
WHEY 22d, schs Bailey
Robe Foster, d Marston, Charlie Buck, Red
Jacket and Others
BoSTON-Ar 23d. sch Mazurka, Holmes, from
Hoboken.
Cid Oath, brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn, Glen
fuegos; sch Chas Moody, Gates Cape Hayti.
BATH-Ar 23d, schs Robbie l. Foster. Foster and
Carrie Bailey, Fletcher, Satilla River.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
PORTLAND CADETS.
Debut OF the Brown Artillery.

TIE EXHIBITION DRILL IN CITY HALL
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

Carly for Boston. - '1'"i'' AAo
c AT At Acapulco Goth, ship Yorktown, Murphy,
AR at Bombay 7th inst baraue Jennie Hardness.
Amesbury. Liverpool. o0"A-0 --"' A-''''
Sid Jan IL. ship Geo Skolfeld, Forsaith Calcutta
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

The Belfast Age says shipbuilding is reviving
in Belfast.
William Ellis, the Oldest person in Stockton.
died on the 18th inst. aged SO. He was PEN
sioner of the war of 1872.
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

JAS. E. TILLINGHAST. Secretary.
FRED. w. ARNOLD, President.
Since January list, stockholders have
voted to pay in $4,000 additional
capital. increasing the cash capital to $500, 900
Increasing the capital since Jan. LIST
SlOO 900 gives surplus to policy
holders of. ,............ ........ 139. 2 Or 81
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
COpartnership Notice,
To the Stockholders of the HayiIand
Copper Mining Company:

THERE will be a Special Meeting of the Stock
Il holders of said Company, holden at the office
OF RoIliNs Adams, No y Exchange St, Portland;
ON MONDAY, the It'll day of March next, at 3
par value of the stock of said Company from ten
dollars to five dollars per SHARE and to transact any
other business that may legally come before them.
GEORGE S. WYNN, Secretary.
Portland, Feb. 25th 1881. feb25 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25
MEMOIR ANDA,

Barque Emma G Litchfeld, Thomas, which sailed
from 81 Sarys, Ga, Aug 18th for Buenos Ayres. is
supposed to be lost with all hands, She registered
100 TONS, and was built in 1865 at Rockland where
she was owned
Dig Jessie Rhynas, Eaton. Is days from Boston
Iol nIople. with ice was wrecked near Pensacola
ngnt OF 18th inst and is total loss together with
.ne cargo. Crew saved. The vessel registered 331
p.. wa QUILT at Camden in 1855, and owned in
Boston by S Emery Co.
NJ brig Wright, before reported ashore at Sandy
TOOK, came Off 22d with shoe started and was
lowed TO the American dock for repairs.
Sch Alfred Keen, recently ashore on Peaked Hill
par and now at ProvncetOwn. has been bought in
py a Crockett Co, of Rockland, at $1,000. She
coal mas been resold at So per ton and reshiped by
The Portland daily press., 1881-02-25

DARTNER with $500 to invest with an equal
Il amount in an established Swiss bell ringing
and concert company; can make 500 a week sure;
to any smart man having the above amount, if he
does not wish take an interest until familiar with
the business, will give collateral security on prop
erty valued at over $1,000, and god salary, with
privilege of becoming partner at any time. Ad-
dress G.: A. CONANT, 172 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. feb25 DIT
, 1881-07-14
NO CASE.
An Attempt at IsIscl6nin1l freaks
Down,

An Attempt at IsIsckninll freaks
Ilosvn.
Mot1tton was matlo yesterday Of tho fact that
Mr.. ,1usopt, 4, Quinn had bocn charged with
hlstnrdy by young girl tanned Binry lfllEert,
WHO Ind been In his employ. Tho cnso cn,nu up
for nearing yeaierdny morning, bit WAS ssrlnkon
from Tho docket, It appearing that tho gir con-
fcasel that hcr fathor and slci,-uoehor had In.
,l1eetl hur 70 mnku those charges, which shc ad-
inIttctl hnd not Il shadow Of foundation. ! Thu
attorney fnr tho prnsccutton ln! 10 a,t1iit in
court that tho prosecution was abandoned be-
tntlsu thoro was nl,solntoty. tg cnsu. ltnppeNfs
that this Hir!, u chitl Of IA. lid not livo hnp.
y,.,, glly viii , her psople' 40 and wont to Mr;;
ae Borvnnt, aud wn. trcatcti with THO Kreatcss
Kindness. Or leaving thoro, hc9otdtnH to her
statement. ahc wa. @ told " y! Ler re6plo 70 make
was ovur her Folks rof.iscd TO tnke er back, and
sho hpuuHtod to Mr; Quinn Tor ahntcr. Which was
temporarily provided her, aud to.morrow she
II ht,isselGnt evidence ngainst her fath0r md
stcpmothcr cat. be securcs!t they viii bo proao-
c1le hy NJ. Quinn. who IL Indignant at t6's ut.
Dr. Cunningham, writing In reference to ro.
ports rs to biz atntcneuts III regard TO tho afIaIr
* grcat injustice has been done Mr. Quinn
by tho Abatement, which represents TINT hA9
given my protest. aottal orlnton TINT tho child
and complainant In tho caae was not pregnant,
hnvo bcc0rlo ~. think It right md proper 10
correct tho article, as II is wortlcd to mis-
represent tlio trc condition Of affairs los far as
trcly diiferent from what ascertaluel nf,er Il
cArofnE medical examination. ! stattd to tho
cotnrnnnnts that tho ca! WIS not nDr mover
tlioy claimed had been ,tsgA 10 prolHco MI nbor-
t!o1i contained not single Ingredient Tint coul
" used for TINT plirposn; Anu, further; that
bern inlcrfcresl with. No Hsatement wnH ever
InRdo by tle that sD might lnFo bec0tno sO"
, 1881-07-14
NEBRASKA NQTES.

6xttas Cor7tapondt,tet VI Tas Chicago Tribune,
; LINCOLN, Neb,, July la.-srllvre Is nothing
thnt 81 surprises tho now arrival Il, tllls State
Oh tho frG.tleney Ut thunler-stnrns. 1t
mover ratms hero, or very seldom, without
there bclng plenty OF thunder md lightning
rs accompallluents. Thts II true of all tito
country lying tributary to tho Missouri River,
so tar, this sprlng at4 sllmItlur, It hns ralned
copfously oyory week, and sut,l0 weeks oyery.
uIgllt, and not o,,co lias 1t raincd without be-
Ing brought Il, by heavy thunder and light
Ming, More, houses anil buildings llaye been
struck by lightning. III ttlfs BtAte tDIis, ,yei!r
shnn sl ever botoTe, a!!d nloro peop!e l,aye 6een
Stnta stlbstantlAto tll!a fnet T!,eru is scarcely
u storm that Ia not followed by sHtlaU hllcll
report. LII THIS city u number uf houses iAv0
baan baan strauk by tue electrlu llHlt tt!s spring,
that H. It tiloy aro atraid of iigiitnliig.
The tw9 Hion who Were 10 ssriously III
1urc4 by the prglnAtNra discharge of q eai,.
9s a, Eth ,lt q Jy sy qSo p G%y tSyy 5SfGys1 a T.
bly, l!yc,. and NJ 1t u, Should tllgy SURVIVE
they will both bu horribly .ltsligure.l md
crippled for life. The city Is taklnx care OF
drt,,iE% ysetc Foart! Of 70 Juiy, 'se as siiscs ii !
ea ths ss ots Ss III e1n viz
'lnitteI thetlee.l WIS guest Of tho house. Tho
ssst q tas i'si!!teat|ary iar . tslh' of ysats: .
The building MalllA continues. as Ml0ny
rs eight brick blocks arc ll0W gOtnE up IN
the heart Of ttle city. 4. Kreat MANY resi-
deMces aro also being erectet},, -,
bsaska., WatorlnE.places arn. few, and Tho
prairie towns ut tho Htnta olEcr very poor l1l-
uucelnaMtS to Stlllllnot-!ollnRers. u
, 1881-07-14
Anxiety nill Revenge.

'' ' - " s '''1@' go
DEs sSlotSEs, ILL.,, July 1o.-Tho pass Scok will
bcen ,uo Of tno nost try,pa In tho history Of our
1o,,1,t,,. tf.or 49,. H.. ,h,o,, n.c..aa I ~.
U"uuts' 1..ot tno hsss anoaN oseasncu ,a ry
tho news OF tho dAstardly attonlpt upon tho ITO
81 g, ,H assu ma rsIe .rso.s
~ Ill., oa,,os .asn, Inoos M o
wv tetoIcIs y. .ne peopeh ouosen ieMuoe' ulao
abnrhlnG thirst Tor ronEeanca upon tho cause
Of this , most , uneaoi-'or & crime Tho % former e.
t,,oaa ;iren,l. eookotl t.ors. Az: t,opn one, 1nv
grew asfohHer,csery other lcel'nR was iofRottoh
III tho wild wave OF Joy TINT swept over tho land
ca,ne. 80 ,r1 nra n, ,-1t nm, s,o,, ,,o,no
couies' ~ wv ato w Pfatus't in"y aooi! cot'e'
that tho President IS PRONOUNCED ont OF danger,
this feeling will sweep over tho country lit O, n
mighty scn; =, and thon thoso who shall bo
, ~ 10 :. ,tnta "1 nh'e. Hlota e"ueu
Tor" trombltng thall they. droam of' at tho
prosont'tlmo. Even now tho Hlumbering fro
breaks forth occasionally. and tho fierce tlamu
thas shos aGr ~ nstans tells 5 t9 no 1serv
hn.rts ~ ta ,ns.o thS au -. .a IL m ,u r
urattnd. Fnr wc.ks Gnrorn tin ntiC1nnt ~ Hnnn
fho jiYn of prrsi,;ett Gnrticl,' tn Iat,1iS ~ ~
nnt1oonism fa 5a, aHtntwart n,,nIstinS ~ ~
~ ,aEur1ita,rr, om, rnithT, r,,!r ;ss,. ~ ~
IL hia whts tt,ttr IL tt,n Mimi lnt thts ~. ~
nntintl y Stnlwnrt nto,nent hna pothtt,tr ,vhnt-
ovar to Do WIKI tno niteI,ante ~ ossosnn ~, msI ~
ont, nan " ,,"nbt lit i,ieinntallv taw mtin v v
tt,n,r ,nct rsmna nmI uin,u ~ a aus ,,.s I NIX ~
tnunI ~ ,i1,,n ~ ~, sn,,, w ~ 1n ti JIM
win dill fho tensi Mnd fnr ihss tbH nonni" nj ~.
,lny, as weli as lbs historlnn df t6p fturo ~ viii
snfisinI fnnnrs ~ y fsotinn ''n rcnrrsH,,t r
im,t smaII nrrt or ti,o ,;rnnt ,,.rtv
Inv cmim! ose In ~ ~ ne ,oygn1 gseat pnr,y
, 1881-07-14
YItID UNIs DItltNCIT OEFICJEy,


TN ORDER 70 ACCOMMODATE OUR
csinbshs ireSsh 0aiess II ths an,rsnt s,!ons
~ designated tel1w. wtlGrt advertisements VIII Ia
tnken tl,u sA4 prfc1 clnrEe Mt tllH atnln UE
lee, ApH will ba received ultti a clock u, ILL.,,
~ SUtjTiI UlvIAlCN.
y. Il. StMA3, pookseltors and slatonurs. IT
W. +. HtNiAitT; flrugelst. CAS- Cottage Groya.nv.,
northwest cnrner fll!f ~ -ttt1l-st:
lullsnN :: JAcOl'us. Druggist. H' ind'una.av.,
sM:W. nuc;iiMXN, druggist, cornur rh'rsy first mud
WEST DIVISION.
II SClnElHEft. Drug9lat 4N West Lnf0.st. cor.
IL 4, PSHEii.,: Druggist sn South 1ls'.toa-.t.
m.,F. KiiAFT, Druggist. CT wost Madson.st,, cor
;JAs: ~: klMKAEy + Co, Druggists, lsl south
,,Mii!:s. ,riiAitStxuY. \. y. wAlSwRlo1rr. 81
WtNt SAdtsbs-Bt., corner UEdpt1.nx.
corner 6f Fwelflh.st.
Ill e. ltt;lIltlGK, Jeweler, Ner.dcnlar' md Fnno
Goods. "a! l.axe.at, corner fAnc0tn.
eo'"ot '"a'4" Nonru DIVISION.
H. BUCKINGHAM Il CO., druggist. 4E North
Clark .nt., cprf1er DylBnn.
F. II. Wl!iiAAls& 4 Gu, nr1ssatsts, oiS laFrnbeo-
i.6uis II. Ii. NEEnE, Printing md ADVERTISING
AgtMt Nawa hnd ft1t1onAry Ilonnt Eg ~ Dly!s!0n.tl
, 1881-07-14
htls lnchs for which outa!lo hotnrIcs nre COM
pulling, md which 4hoy hnvo bacn successful 10
a certain extont Ia uhtntnuK.
The Ht1iuko NulHnttcct
ID fhS Edtfof Of The Eh{enHd Tribune


7b &hs Editor et The Ghieagd Tribune.
CtItCAGo, July 13-Talk about Hmnkc ni,l4
sancoi A refornier complains IN this tnornin4a
TRIBUNE about tho ssnoko from Kirks sonp
factory chimney III tho Eighteenth Wnf'i' bnt III
tho Seventeenth Ward wo hnvn chimney tnat
IA mn intolcsablo nuisance can discount my
chimney IN tho whoio city. rofor to tho el'Itn-
noy Of Shufellt & Co.. 3 dIstllcry, aisn known rs
Iyuch's ts.ilcry. on tho cnst aido Of Tho river.
Just north Of Chicago asonuo e,ee; Iat sn,,ns Ths
Rbprninnliun 1naa for yGhrs, ttld yct, nlItiInH H
liz black and dirty sunko lay and nlgn1s' s. @
.lays and almost 1pcr
q Health viii ako 4 II a,,i now n 1na .nt0as2 nat9
iirIt,a. as 6cfevo, wifi help II, for thcy tnril
nothing but tho drt at,1 aet ooMinGs WhioM a. tnGg y
Tho Seventeenth Wnrl arc long -sliMcring
people, bit, aithnt,Eh poor, ot1r inHes ara onr
uhilttrrn are MS lphr tu us ns 'nf0 thOse Of our
nogh6ors ii tho EKhteenth Wnr.i We g, taye .,,,s
tistfilery company; tho smoke nuisance they nre
Imposing % Us has Eot " " pe noatGa Ya,, forth
SEVENTEENTH. WANDEH.
, 1881-07-14
M0RTuARY,

Spse4al DlspatsA to Tas CAteaso TFtoun&
EsoIN; Ill. July 1A-Tho funeral 0f John
G, C,'l|o0ie, q well-known veterinary surRron.
Of this place, who died yesterday Ut co'l-
sumption, occurred to-day. Deceased
WIS an EnglShnan by birth, and WIS y
, 1881-07-14

mcu,l,er Of the l,oyNl cnllcFc Of Surgeons of
i,ol,tiuu ntuI Tho Albert Associations, and II
member and fellow nf the Veterinary Med
ical Society Df Edihbnrg.
, 1881-07-14

V1TANTED-StN I4ADOllEISS TO FILL
w un q Guitar. j. Q. WALKEM. Nv aud I'll stntn.
, 1881-07-14

A DUFl.ExSAFErY BOILER CANNOT
n vxptudei riyes most steau, for esst money, Ana
~ dufAbty ssta9llshea y shIss 9sa5s 'sx!ss Sx!1s
& sianns,, ssAd fes assesPt;{s. 3 GeEeal,s y
, 1881-07-14

ItEliL E!SI1fI'J PAINTED.
T.. r.. CANFiELD.
w rlehahnt North side cottage.
No 10 room honsa ysentt1 pr Jefferson park.
Ownerh 0f good real GttAte Wishing tn reiI tn rive
mo rrtces. y. L. CANffEt.f'. ia Handbip,i.*t.
NTANrED-TO DuY-1[OuSE OF 7 OF.
W.: 8 foGuA and lot m NUr!h Side In haIEhbofh10i
OF E1hrk.st. and limits, Adhfeas Rbv1nH street un1
numbHr, u n, 1rbhnnH Office. -
, 1881-07-14
NORTH SrpE.

ITO KEST-F1SE, LARGE HOUSE ON
i the North Side, fnfnlA,gd or for term Df years
!,niusnahed. Apply 10 LYMAN d ulDDIN1s. iul
, 1881-07-14

UTANTED-BOY ABOUT 1b~ YEARS,
w old In Wholesale dry Hoods house; must live
nt homo. AadEeas, In own handwriting, H*t Tr'b-
, 1881-07-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

d" WANTED-IO LI116It.
"ANTED-TO LEASE-LAND AND
w buildings for 4 torn Vt ypRrs Is lor snto a
psec nf Ennd Ahout lts1aU feet aoe9sslb1 ~ untn
na Ut 1at1tQad. with suitable buildings f0! 1AO
utHcluEe 0t lruM goods Land Vn nh!eh thG DWliYs
Mill erect hulidtnRz ~ suit. Apply " t1Ul b!t
, 1881-07-14

NT ED-lNTEI4L1HENT. STEADY,
w unmarried man To work for invalid R0utle-
man, ElHO WnbnBh.4y.
, 1881-07-14
ITO i,ENT-1IDuSE ON f.1NCOLN-AV..,
- nnwiY Anlslcd. +. =. I.ASE, 1toom 10. t52 La

: SUBURBAN.
ITO RENT-A WE'LL AND COM
i ptotsly furnshrli ouae IN delightful suburban
tnwn. Eevcn miles from city, nine lnFag and airy
F,ln,n. Including bathroom, larKe lawn, nhd barn.
y. 1rlbune Otilcc.
ITO kENT-'rWO GOOD HOUSES AT
l. Oak Ehtk1 rent I1w ltEllltlcE DUNLOP,
1tNnM ~ lt! Il9nfElufn.st -
, 1881-07-14

NATIONAL SOlEN'rIFlO ASSOClA-
noa sseats. p y.ns srI &C. sSas H.
tlltlis IsVok On tesnta fEVp. oEres, " Elafk-s1,
Nounl " ChiEA1t. ILL. And &h E-4k WA2hlnE40n.l.
, 1881-07-14
TO IeENY-UOUSjGS.

ITO RENT-DY G. II. MULI1KEN
l. n9ent for the cnsa md management Of property
ltNOtn IL II EchfbotH.Bt.s
7-storY mud 0as4mant hOusu, u Evana.av.. rooml
In Hicg order.
llandiono brick house. z13 Wahasl.av.. In peri &c
order, "A ruunlh. '...
Mics brick h0 uso a-storY nut baeanent. es1s Mlchl
Ean-ns., In good ofusrs II rooms, with AtAbln.
, 1881-07-14

TltON BEDS, SURE BUG KILLER; !;
h1usptcepsrs, &c. ,Aupp!iett Mall orders At&Snaed
", l{vu Bed EAt " Wells.yt.
, 1881-07-05

yrst,un ot prosato reality ~ tho p!cs,irr. AZ
to thu Vngt,e and tvino realm 0f tho l'lcnI."
, 1881-07-05

Ini;Iniry. aud served viii, that regiment
iii terrible slanghior Mt lm;:,, .jncksoit,
tLa,nliull's llfIi, Fort TN. md Ehal.uno,-
"A. yGt icyrr rrcrlyt:'l Il scratch. 1T tho
GInsa uf the War h. cantc l!n,n!, rllterrd col
i.a,.liul la'mr,. warjtrd. {is way through.
gr,s,sa,Ihg viii, l,Ul,or In 1910, w1rc,l Ilu y,s
c!rcl"l l'rl.,c1In nf thu pltc setl',ni ut Vim
TIM, wl.Er!l i,laeU Ilr filled 81 successfully
tlat nllG ytur later Walotl0n offered lin, Mi
!ncrase 1t SIM SALARY to lake tho satne ptaec
III her pub'c sclinols. ife accepted, ni,d sub,
srlMrllt|y Cctlnr ilapIt1s oifurett Hin. n still
further i,,crcasn nf Ralary NJ Siperfnle,nl.
Hnee illistl Tie ,K..i,ln,1 with marked nlliiy:
THE whole Ticket Is n 9uu,i Ouu, a,Ai wis
placed ~, 4. stAnrh pIntft,riM, syruk OniY IN
1lle spot: II ~ nut ,tllte 81 strong In tho
would have 1n,lile IT,. IfAWEEyE.