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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02


The Minneapolis Tribune rises and
remarks In order to make s.claar
sweep it viii DO necessary to turn GU;
1880 postmasters year, or 40 day
until the last moment Of Dir. Cleveland
administration. Even at that rate there
will be a few hundred left over. Sc
much for the postotiices but that item is
not all; there is a very respectable army
OF clerks, route agents, and other en-
ploycs whose places, according to Mr.
Hendricks theory of government should
be filed by Democrats. At Mr.. Cleve
land s9rresent gait, aud with the fever
present civil service law impeding his pro
grcss at every corner, there is danger tina,
the task cannot BE- fairly begun in the
time allotted in one administration and
the chances are that a few thousand
democrats will siarve todeath.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

There is peculiar improperly in sen
ators going to the White House at the
head Of delegations to urge an Office seek
ing favorite upon the president, because
senators have, under the constitution. 10
"adsise and consent" in their sworn or
fetal capacity, TO the presidents nomin.
ations-that is to say, they have to sit in
Judgement upon them in the serate as
judges. Therefore they put themselves,
to obligs friends, to become partisans Of
men who take such very doubtful means
as the 'prcssure or delegations" to obtain
office. Senator Edmunds recognized the
improperly Of this several years ago, and
has not asked president to appoint any
man to any Office. From this connec.
ton with the electoral commission it was
supposed that he would have great in.
fucnce with President Hayes, and he
might have had it, but he presistcnsly re-
fused to interccdc for the appointment Of
any Of his friends. The most that he
has consented to do is to promise that,
| II tbs president asked him for an opinion
respecting the qualifications Of an APP
plicant for Office, he would tell what he
thought. - Oregonian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02


ANOTHER NORTHWESTERN RArL.
ROAD, A corporation has been formed
tor tho purpose Of building railroad
from Fidalgo Island tc Spokane Falls.
General !. n. Buckley, ex-governor Fer
~, John Collins, p. II. Lewis, NJ. Gil.
chart and others are the promoters Of the
scheme. Tho road win connect the
Northern Pacific with the Fuca Straits
on this island, ut point thirty miles
straight east from Victoria. Tho road
will run up the valley Of the Skagis aud
Cascade rivers, TO the summit Of the Gas.
cadc range, AMI then eastward via Lake
Chelan aud tho great bend Of the Co
lumbia river to Spokane Falls, saving
q distance Of over 800 miles between tho
straits and the Occur d'Alene region, oy-
or the present route Of the Northern Pa
cifc road BY way Of the Stampede Pass
and Tacoma.-Eaterprise.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02
rwnnDLEpum & rwEuDLEDnr.

The difference between ''tweedledum
and tweedledee' is thus neatly set forth
by an exchange:
"You can tell the people, if you want
to fill up your paper, that / am 60
ing to start. a shop here to repair car
riages and wagons said man to a
newspaper publisher. would yon like
to have standing advertisement" said
the editor. "Oh, only want an item, .
was the response. "Would you ike to
subscribe for the paper?' swell, no;
am taking all ! can read now--I may
take yours when some of them runs out. .
The uext day the editor wanted two new
srokos put in his buggy and the dash.
board fixed up, and he went to the wa
gon maker and said "You can fix this
buggy if you want job TO keep you
busy" The wagon maker looked it ov-
tr and said "Tle spokes will be so cts
each and the dashboard sl--making 81
for necessary repairs" "But," said the
scribe, II don't want to pay any thing
for it; | thought you might want job
just to fill up your time just an item
you know" But the wagon maker was
indignant, and said with curve of his
item: ado you .h;A. l am fool to
work for nothing? Do you think can
buy iron, coal and wood, and rent shop
and keep tools and do work for nothing?'
"Oh excuse me- said the publisher, '.but
! own printing Office, type and furni-
ture, which cost thosands Of dollars,
have to buy paper, ink, etc, and pay
cash for hired help, fuel and all necessa-
ries. have circulation Of 1000 copies
and each issue costs me many dollars.
Yesterday you had the audacity to ask
me to tell my subscribers, without com.
pensation, that you were in business ready
to receive their custom"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

The actors who have boon compelled
ssainst their win 70 take part 10 Sunday
hights performance, ia the large cities
and the smaller town throughout tho
west, have begun to protest. A league
has been formed With membership al.
ready Of over 1000 actors, designed 70
make ~ earnest and effective protest
ssainst Sunday performances. What
sxsE Individual feeling in tho places
Where tho practice fourishes may be.
mere ianc doubt that these actors win
3 tssssiasd i their attempt by the SEN
went e 'hs Lst people everywhere.
1hs ea1eoa > not only AZ infringement
upon ~ aeventh day Of rest due every
abaser, bat i i also = contradiction or
- rsassiple that SUNDAY i no day for
- p5astiee ef ones profession"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

The total loss Of Arabs in last Sunday :
engagement is now stated ut 5000, IN
Guiding thirty-foar women, who had been
armed Is soldiers and who proved as inn
petnous and determined Us the men.
The bodies Of these Amazons we're count
ed on the Geld after the fight. The Brit.
lsh lost io09 cAmels. and are seriously
crippled by lack Of transportation.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

After while--a busy brain
With rest from all its care and pain.
After while--earth's rush will cease,
Aud weary heart find sweet release.
After . while vanished face
An empty seat--a vacant place.
After while--a man forgot
A crumbled maidstone unknown spot.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

WISSiPEd. March 23.-Artilcry.
mounted police and volunteers arc being
hurried forward to Prince Albert aud
Carlton, to suppress the Saskatchewan
haif-brecd and Indian uprising. The sit
aatlon there i s,ill critical, and serious
trouble Is immineat. News from the
ssne Of the disturbance is meagre TO-DAY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02


pulmonary diseases, affording prompt relief
and rapid cures, and is adapted to patients Of
any nge creitherapx.& Being very nal hlc
the younHest children take It readily. In
ordinary Coughs Colds, Sore Throat.
s SronSTnSit.s. !nnuenza, Clergyman's
Sarrh, the effects OF AYERS CHERRY Pre-.
aoRAL are magical. and multitudes are an.
nuai!y preserved from serious illness by ia
umeiy and faithful use. 1t should be kent
q hand In every household for the pro.
section y affords In sudden attacks. In
.WnooPing cough aud Consumption
tnere - no other remedy so eficacious.
soothtpg, and helpful.
=, Low prices are Inducements to try some OF
tue many mixtures, or syrnps made of thean
anu ineffective Ingredients, now offered
wnichs - they contain no curative Qualities
can eHofu only temporary relief and are
sure 70 deceive and disappoint the patient.
Diseases OF the throat and lungs demand
active anu effective treatment; aud il Is dan.
WefouS experimenting with unknown ana
cheap medicines. from the great liability flat
tnese diseases may, while so trIfled wirh
Decomo Ieeply seated or incurable. Use
confidently expect the best results. II IL =
standard medical preparation, OF known and
acknowledged curative power, and Is "a
cheap as Its careful preparation and f3ne
,,ngreIicnts will allow. Eminent physicians.
moving It's composition, prescribe Ii in their
proven its absolute certainty to cnre ali mil
monary complaints not already beyond 'thH
reach OF human aid.
Prepared BY Or. J. G. Aver 4 Co.,
Practical and Analytical chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SOD ~ ala nMSsoisrs xyxnrwn.x..
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02
FARM FOR SALE.

SO acres Of good farming land. with had
house and lumber on the ground for str,Is.
has a large never failing spring Of good water.
Anyone wishing to hdy can call on or iddrcss
". ). Nynhoop, Lewiston, Idaho. Terms of
sale easy. l3.2m
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02

Mcguire s Browne. Moscow, L., for want
Of room. ara closing cut a lot OF hard w4.,tl..
loaE) steH tooth halrcws--24 teeth-fo sec.
ton, at " 60 per section, Also xfew plows
at cost. u
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02
THE BEST REMEDY
ron
Diseases Of The Throat and Lungs.

In diseases OF the pul.
monarS organs a safe
and reliable remedy Ia
invaluable. AYERS
REcroRAL is
such a remedy, and no
otherso einiileptly mer-
its the confideoce OF
the public. 1t isA sci
entific combinationNQf
the medicinal .princN
pies and curative vir-
tues OF the finest drugs.
chemically united, OF
such power as to insure
the greatest possible
efficiency and uniform.
lily Of results. 1t strikes
Mt the foundation ~ al
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-04-02
HALLS vsssq GEFz
Hair Renewer.

Seldom does popular remedy win such 4
strong hold upon the public confidence q hss
HALLS HAIR RENEwER. The cases in whieh
+" mas accomplished complete restoration OF
color to toe hair, and vigorous health 70 the
scalp, are innumerable.
Old people like it for its wonderful pover -
restore 70 their whitening locks their original
color ana beauty. Middlc-aged people IKE h
because 1t prevents them from getting bald.
keeps dandruh away, and makes the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies like u
- . dressing because It gives the hair beau
uini glossy iustre, and enables them to drse.
IN Whatever form they wish. Thus Il d the
tavorite OF all. and 1t has become 20 simplv
because 1t disappoints no one,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

OUT AT Somerset, Pa, day or two
ago, a terrific explosion of dynamite
took place In a dynamite and chemical
mandatory, ! in which . couple Of work
men were blown into shreds, and q
number Of others got of with their
lives, but will be cripples the remain
der Of their days. OF course there Is q
general condemnation of the dynamite
as II it was to blame for the whole af-
fair. The public hardly stops to GEN.
sure the crazy fellow who amused him
self by boring q hole through q door
with q red hot poker, and when the
poker came in contact with the dynA-
mite, 1t could hardly be expected that
1t would do anything else than 60 on
big bust" The family of this idiot
is to be pitied IL 1t takes from them
their means Of support, but even then
the loss is tempered by getting rid Of q
fool. Any man employed in q dyna-
mite factory who does not know that
red-hot poksrs and dynamite cannot
rest easy in the same box, and II he
loses his life in an attempt TO harmo-
nize them he Is not entitled TO much
sympathy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

THRUST EE'S SALE pr REAL ESTtTt,
i by virtue OF an order Of the or hans'
Court OF the stats OF polaware, In and for
New Castle tTunty, mAde nj the september
term. A. 1854 Of said Court, will be ex.
posed 10 public sale. At the County Court
houf, In g city Of Wilmington, en-
thu ksDAi. JANUARY ~, A. 1855.
Attwo o'clock, ?. M.
the two following deicfibed lots Of land
situated Ia ChristianA Hundred, County and
State Aforesaid being tho real estate Of
tiii'beth barrett, deceased, bounded and
desrtbed a. ivi lows, 70 Wit
no !. it1ated on the baltimore PhliA.
deiphia H. ilrt ~. al loini,s lands Of Nm.
tlipn, Ei~Atd Ooiwa'd. Jamcs NJ Hrsrk.
In aud ~iiliIin hichar soil, containing fye
and seveDt' four hundredths acres OF land,
more or "a
No.1 situated IN the ~ fillmore Phila-
deiphi AiiIosa ado ming lands u Lewis
Richards n. late OF Thomas A nde son renry
Bar on, homas Lyman and Vm fiinn,
cohtArin. th'rt"en and rx bundredth.
acres of nd nipre Ir Irss.
Attendance VII he giyen and terms m ado
KNOWN ~ the time ~ d l. re af,retatd, by
thAS KIOHE. Trustee,
by his Attorney, j FRANK BlGGS
Attest J. NJ. hLi SMAN,
Va tlers II Drlh trs' Court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

SARAH Althea Hill-Sharon seems TO
be getting the better Of the silver king
OF Nevada Senatorial fame, all around.
She seemed TO have to resort to great
deal Of perjury to prove that she was
the wife Of Sharon, but she got in her
work nevertheless, and now comes the
report that Sharon is trying 70 obtain a
divorce from a wife he spent hundreds
of thousands of dollars 10 prove tina,
she was not his wife, ard is re ,orting t
perjury and fraud that cast every pre-
vious perjury exploit completely into
the shade. Forgery, perjury and
bribery seem to have been resorted to
all around With a recklessness rarely il
ever equalled in a court Of law. but 80
far it does not appear likely that any
body has ever been threatened with
punishment for these numerous of
fences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Inc Onerous state TAX.

The Board Of TRACE last night set the
ball In motion that We hope will not
coase rolling uutil the onerous State tax
chat has rested like an incubus upon
the business of our city is removed
Several instances were cited ~ show
that double flax was paid. One Of
the leading articles upon which State
tax WAS twi 70 paid WAS coal, the whole
nAle dealer and the retailer both paying
Oue-tenth Of one per cent. upon their
purchases. The same was the case
with car wheels, the manufacturer Of
tho whsels being taxed and the builder
Of ca rs paying another tax on them
when He WAS taxed for his cars. Rep
rosentative Moore referred 10 contracts
showing that contractors did not pay a
on what it cost him.
W. aope the committee 10 whom the
matter OF securing = reduction or the
ohtiro ,lDolition OF the taxes complained
OF. VIII lose no time in getting the nat
Ter be ore the Legislature, as it will
take long time for that body to ina
ture an equitable system that will bear
alike upon all. A simple license tax
regulated according 10 the amount of
business d ne would be the easiest and
most equitable way out of the diff.
Guilty, gu, If this cannot be got then "a
reduction Of the press Mt tax rate would
be relief, though 1t would not do
away with he inequalities OF the sys-
TEN.
Toe surplus in ,he Sta'e Treasury Is
about tNIe- hundred thousand dollars.
This has nearly ali been collected from
the III 4nut,G ur-rs OF Wilmington, and
about the AZ Of that amount has been
In excess Ui the take, paid in other
cities.
This initiates very much against the
business IL erests of Wilmington, and
Is mauifesuy not only unfair, but I'm.
just. IL there are any good reasons
Why Wilmington should be taxed &c
keep up the State government, there
certainly can be no good req son why
1t should be taxed TO produce a thres
hundred thQu-aud dollar surplus in the
State Treasury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

Another wedding took place on
Ftnrsday afternoon The contracting
aries were John + Doughten, n we'll
snown merchant OF our city, and Miss
aLnir &. HAWKINS. daughter of the
D~'- ID T. Hawkins. The ceremony
TOOK place AZ the residence of the bride \
mo- htr, No. 8Jy Adams street, and was
al9uens,d By a large number Of rela-
'iY's and friends. Rev. Richards
Il e, # Grace VI. Il. Church, officia-
ted, and the sikeu knot was tied in a
most satisfactory style. The presents Of
useful and fancy articles were both nu-
erous and costly. The newly welded
compile, after partakiBg OF refreshments
AMI receiving the congratulations Of
the friends, proce ded to the railroad
aepot and took the seven o'clock train
Tor Baltimore. They intend to proceed
as far south a. New Orleans, and after
wishing the Expositi ~ hat place, az
well as other points oi Ut r..t, will 70.
turn home and take up h-ir residence
IN Jefferson street, above Delaware
AVENUE We wish them a pleasant
zip, and long and happy life.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

THE NEW YORK correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger writes that
several well-known physicians and
surgeons are out with qualified testi-
monials to the efficacy OF the new an.
esthetc muriate Of cocaine. DR..
Fordyce Barker states that he used 1t
for the sores in General Grants mouth
aud the pain ceased. DIR. William
Polk says that 1t is very useful In
other parts OF the body besides the eye.
He performed an operation the other
day during which he had to cut
through the abdominal wall OF the
liver, to remove an abscass and stitch
the tissue again TO the abdominal wall
Before beginning be rubbed the anes-
thetic we'll into the skin and the pa
tient suffered no pain. DIR. Polk, how
ever, thinks its use will be limited to
minor surgical operations and that In
operations taking considerable time
and in which the nerves are affected by
other things than pain ether must still
be employed. Another physician say,
that The effects Of the Anesthetic are IN
certain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Tn Art of Reading.

We advise all of our young people to
make an effJrU to bpc ONE accomplished
readers. There Is no other art by
which they can impair. 81 much amuse-
ment and instruction 10 a select gather
ing of friends. The accom plished
m usician cannot rival the eloquent
and properly trained reader, as compare
lively few persons understand music
while every one can rstand the
meaning of properly constructed sem
fences, and can appreciate true elo-
quence. Professor Ford did a good
WORK i'll certain sections of our State
sometime ago, but We fear that his
various pupils have relapsed into in
difference, as we have not heard any
thing lately in regard 10 any effort
being made by the young people in any
section, to improve the talent which he
urged them to more asslduously Guilt
yate. Young men, particularly those
who aspire 10 reach positions OF honor
and prof should not only learn to
read well, bat 70 speak clearly and dis
tinctly if No. elJquently.
Some Of them may be called on to
assist in making our laws, even If they
should not aspire TO be preachers or
lawyers, and in that case they will ind
that the one who has cultivated his ora
torical powers will POSSESS great ad'
vantage over his fellow men Der, who
has neglected TO make AL fort 10 ar
range his thoughts on any subj ct aud
utter the same intelligently.
All may not become as distin ,uished
orators as Cicero and Demonstrates, oi
even a. noted as Webster, Clay, OF
GARFIELD, hut they may play their par
well in the political arena, and SHOULD
not tffioe or emoluments be thrus
upon th-m, they will have the sat sfa
tion al knowing that they performe,
then dury to the best Of their abil t.
and rnj"y the approval of their own COT.
sciri e., az it has been said tha' h
VII dos the best that circumstanr -
ylli ,lllw, does we'll, acts nobly, aug, /
car do no more
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

A..Cincinnati editor has seen pet
rlfied girl" Such q girl might b .
curiosity in the" Paris Of America. -
bat We have lots Of gneiss girls in Nor
ristown, albeit we dent spell nice that
way.
An exchange says A Vienna
man has just found the 26th asteroid. .
This will relieve the anxiety of the
owner, and it is probable that he viii
take better care OF 1t In future.
"Why do you call me Birdie. my
dear 2" inquired wife OF her hus
band. " Because" was the answer
4" You are always associated In my mind
with q bill"
A writer In the Popular Science
Monthly says: "a lively air on q VIC
lin will sometimes set a whole flock OF
geese wild with delight" He has
been TO . hall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

THE CHICAGO Herald in investiga-
ting the number of murders in the va
rious States finds that Ohio leads, with
1s9, followed closely by Texas with 1874,
Kentucky with lis and Mississippi
with 1i6. The lowest on the list are
Rhode Island and Delaware, the small
est States, each with IL. What is notice.
able in these tgnres is that although the
number of murders in Delaware is only
II, the number IN proportion to popula-
ton is greater than In Ohio. In Dela.
ware there is one murder To every l3,,
600 of the population, and in OHIO one Il
every 1900. In Texas the population
is one in 500 and in Mississippi one
in :, 200
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
Pure MIX.

Now that the pleuro- pneumonia in
lie herds 81 cattle around this city has
~ Z ~ 80 serious as TO deter many
lt'm u-ing milk, the Ell terprising milk
dealer, Mr.. GeorgeG Townsley, sac
rnplar street, has made arrangements
To get lis milk from Mr.. Cranor's cele-
brated herd OF registered Jersey cattle.
noar Greensboro, Caroline County, Md
It - brought up fresh every morning,
Il distance or sixty-one miles. in one
hour and tifty-tive minutes. Al no ami
NAL in rhi- herd il valued at less than
300, aud from that to 81 900, they have
been zealously guarded fro any con.
tagious disease. Furthermore, it IL
said there mas never been cAss of
pieuro pneumori ia in the county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

THE New York Sun, though Demo
cratic paper, was not friendly TO Cleve-
land aud opposed his election, but it
now says he has grown i'll public esti-
nation. That growth OF opinion, how
ever, it gays, is more on the Republi-
eau than ON the Democratic side. The
Democratic pig is still in the poke in
which he came To market, and until lac
energies from the bag but little will be
known OF him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
SUNDAY TRAINS

Philadslphia and intermeditn
Glo =. N. 12.0l a. $50, 40, ~ :
Philsdelphta and NewYort lni-
n. b.22, 80 p. m.
For West Chester. vita LAmosia
and $50 p. m. \
baltimore and W Arlington, l.s,
1000 .. IN. baltimore, lilo p. !.
For further information ps,scnlf'
ferred 10 the tilae tables po.n1 W
tons.
Trains marked 81 $40 ni%
upon which extra fare isoaAfseH'
OHAKLES Y. PUCK JIM
General ID AnAS Or. 4ensrai pAsssV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

GROVER CLEVELAND is afraid TO go
10 Toledo, Ohio, r fear of being over
ran With office seekers. More than
likely he is afraid Frank Hurd may
Charge him with being president of a
free trade club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
z. James Belt,
Unto Each and Everv

or my former students and literary patrons
who sends me fve two-cent stamps aud mon
lions the DAILY REPUBLICAN, will return
an original letter In my own proper hand
writing JOHN y. HARKNESS, Council
lor at Law and Solicitor in Equity, No. IOl
High street, Belfast, Maine. Entitled in all
courts Of the State. d32-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

y STRONG sentiment prevails in the
Delaware legislature in favor OF free
qIor law, bat TO make the seller re-
spon-ible for any loss that occurs
through what he sells.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16

GoYEKHoR ALBEIT, of New Jersey,
does exactly know how it came
abou, but he le-i, very much as if he
had bel slru k with lightning on a
clear day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
EOR SALE-ONEOFTHOSE

II handsome three-stOry brick
dwellings, No. 1919 JACK on
street, containing nine rooms
with bath, hot and cold water !;
gas fixtures already in ; all mod
ern improvements. A good chance
for anyone who wishes to pur-
chase q home. Terms to suit
purchasers. Best of reasons for
selling. Apply on premises.
dec27-lm*
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-16
FRENCH sTREETwHARF.
TOR SAnE--AuOUD thAME

Thou e, containing 9 rooms and
attic, surrounded by three.quar.
tiers Of an acre OF around !ant-
ed with small fruit aisi . rapery. A
desirable place for sumner resi-.
dence, neal Brandy vine Springs,
five n les from Whining, on, and
within ten minutes walk 10 Faux.
land station. Will be sold cheap
TO close an estate. App V to
MRS. KATE LANG, 1872 Van
Buren, street. dec29. lm*