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Chicago Grain Trade.

CHICAGO, July II.
After decline during the middle of
he session, wheat rallied and closed a
shade higher than yesterday; SS1s
cash, S9H August, 91sl September.
Corn Easy; 4614 cash, 46 August,
ASK September. 81
Oats Easy; 31h cash, 26A August,
25x September.
Whisky-1.l5. II
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Strong and higher; closing
1885, July, low 80 August, 92H Septem7
Der.
Corn-Higher 49, July, 461s August,
46 September.
Oats = Higher; S1K July; 26ss
August, 251z September.
Rye Quiet; 5S1z.
Pork-Higher; l037X August. ~
Lard-Higher; 6.671z August. -.
Boxed Meats = Steady; dry sailed
shoulders. 400 q 4.25; short ribs
sides 5.571l q $50; short clear sides
5. 95 @ 600.
Whisky-Firm. LIS.
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Foreign markets.

LONDON. July 17.-130 am. -Consols
opened 9S 3-16 for both money and ac-
count, but at 1 o'clock had advanced to
9914, and have since then been steady
at that price. Paris advices state that
the bourse this morning was finer;
Sper cent. rents opened at S0f. 62Hc.
LONDON, July H.. ~ pm. - Consols
are now quoted at 1915 for both money
and account. gd s9.r4 1I 80.
LoNDoN, July H.-23o p.m.-Consols
90 1-16. on . rse.
LONDON, July 17.-3 p.m.-Consols
99N. oi H
LoNDoN, July 1880 Consols
991z. a.
LoNDos, July IA pm. = Consols
Ss7S.
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Bullion.
Now York Mining Market.

New YORK, July 7.-Bar silver, 1868.
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Boston Wool Market.

BosToN, July II. :. Wool demand
quite active and prices frmer.
Ohio, Pennsylvania feeces for
K and above. 49,. B.. ........ 30 % 81
Xxx and above ...s 80 q "a
Michigan X fleeces have been selling
at 81 q %, but are now held higher
combing and delaine 291&, and 80 for
Michigan delaine, and 3311 a "a for
Ohio; unwashed wool was %, pulled
%, and 30 for supers.
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AFTERNOON.
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, July IL.
Cattle : Receipts; $500; brisk; 10
higher; shipping steers 4S5 @ 6-l0;
stockers and feeders, 800 a. 40;
through Texas cattle 10 higher, $50 g
4.25. %
Hogs = Receipts 5000; weak, 10
lower; rough and mixed. 4.lO q AS;
packing ana shipping 40 G 4.4o; light,
40 q 40,
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NEW York. July 1.-THE Mail and
Express says: Business in mining shares
was higher than for few days past.
Horn Silver sold at LOS, Sutro at II,
Lacrosse at II, and Desmet at 4.
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western stock Market.
SAN Francisco, July II.
British Grain Trade.

a4 LIVERPOOL, July II.
Weather in England cooler.
Wheat-QuieL; fair demand: holders
offered moderately. No. 1 California,
IS. Sd. q IS. lid; No.2 California, Is. I'd.
IS. red western spring, Is. Sd. q IS.
lid. red western winter, Is. 10d. a Is. Id.
fCornADull. fl 1851 1Tol
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, What
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beautihes.
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ANGesTURA BITTERs arr the best
remedy forremoving indigestion and all
diseases originating from the digestive
organs. Beware of counterfeits. Ask
grocer or druggist for the genuine
article, manufactured by DR.. J. G. B.
Siegert & Son.
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New York money Market.
New York Wool.

philadelphia Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-Wool steady,
unchanged. vas e5t
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true copv W. z pH a ny City s's SSGS
CITY ELECTION.


NJAYORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH 4, 1885
vi In accordance with the Charter OF the
city and resolution Of the City Council
adopted on the third day of the present
month, an election is directed to ho held in
he several wards of the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIh7, 1886 the same 'being
~, first Tuesday after first Monday in said
month, for the election OF the following
named officers, tO-wit:
a Mayor.
A street Superintendent, should that OF.
fec be created prior 10 said election by the
Legislature now In session.
One Alderman from each ofthe six ward s
for full term oftwo years.
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward 10 fill
the uneXpircd Term Of ". G. Smith, resigned.
one Alderman from the sixth Ward to I'LL
theuneXpired term of John Henry Brown,
resigned
one School Director from each OF the six
wards.
The voting places AMI presiding officers
will be as follows:
In the First Ward at the Court house; C.
NJ, Terry, presiding officer
In the Second Ward al Best's Store; VIM.
II. Lennon, presidirg officer.
In the Third Ward, ut Roy's Grocery Store,
corner Of Ross avenue and Harwood street
". Il, Best, Presiding officer.
In the Fourth Ward, at the corner Of Err
way and Polk streets; David Gosln, presid-
Ing Oticer.
In the Fifth Ward, Mt the Five Points
Store at the Intersection of Commerce, jack
son md Preston Streets John j. talSln,
presiding officer
In the sixth Ward, az the Store, west cor
ner oi 1.-Two oak and Hawkins streets; w. n.
Norton, presiding officer.
SAID election shall be conducted IN accord
nnce with sections three aud eight Of this
Charter, and section Six, article seven of the
state Constitution, prescribing the qualihca-
uun Of voters, az shown on pages thirteen
and fourteen the printed "Charter and
Ordinances Of the CITY Of Dallas"
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tenn.
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Charlotte Of Mexic.', Mi,f.r,u.,.


The recent death OF Col. vandeyeld0
IL great misfortune for the poor dis
traught Empress Charlotte Of Mexico,
who has been under his care for many
years at the Chateau co Bouchout. The
empress was greatly attached to Col.
yandsvelde, and his death has not been
announced TO her. She has been told
that he has taken along journey on bust
ness for her brother, the king of the Bel.
gians. She passes much OF her time at
the piano and at her easel, but since she
began TO notice the colonel's absence tho
empress has neither played noto nor
touched her pencil. One of the charac-
teristics of her malady, however, is a
lack OF memory, and II Is therefore hope
that In short time she will have,ms
gotten her guardian, evon as she nast
To have forgotten the whole Of 'Msxi.
existence. She never speakhar father
milan or Mexico, nor evenuld abs Wa,
Leopold l., whose fayoritgso absoIutslv
or late years she has ,h0ugh in the ear.
indifferent TO dress .iity she was con
lier years OF her i'm her toilet, ana even
stsntly occupieding ut the Chateau de
while sho waswed u marked tendency
Iervaerln .6quetry. Sometimes she
tOWsrub Ango her slnartest dresses upon
would Frs, seemingly imagining that
the as still the centre of a court, and
s9%ould address the gowns alternately
~ three or four different languages. |
When little while ago MaXlmlllan's
valet who was with him TO his last |
himself became insane and was taken |
% Miramar, she fretted about tho poor
fellow for few days and then com
Dl0tely forgot him. The afflicted lady .
receives the kindliest treatment from
~ the king and queen Of the Bolgians
md the Comto do Flandre, London
World.
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nakIng Powder rr,mns.

The danger 20 the public health from
tho indiscrlmlnato use Of the many lime
and alum baking powders OF commerce
has been no fully exposed that every
body desires TO avoid them. AS "foro.
warned Is forearmed," housekeekers
will thank us for apprising them of the
special efforts NJ present being made 10
dispose OF such powders In this vicinity.
Tho prOprietprs of some Of tho worst
OF these powders are now going from
house to house, trying by means OF
trick, or so-cqlled test, with heat and
water, 90 show that their article IL as
good rs the Royal Baking Powder,
making the comparison with this brand
because everybody recognizes IL To be
absolutely pure aud wholesome, the oh.
Ject, of course, being 20 supply their
own goods In place Ut the ROYAL, which
housekeepUrs have for so tuany yuarA
relied upon 10 puff up tho morning his.
cult, and to make the light, palatabla,
and wholesome roll, cake, aud pastry
for which II Is famous,
The house keeper will do vol TO be on
her guard against those baking pow
der tramps. Every intelligent person
knows that any goods peddled from
house 10 house In this manner, or that
are gwen away In samples. or sought to
DO introduced by secretly traduoing the
character OF other goods well.known 10
DO pure and reliable, have no merits of
their own, and have failed TO find pur-
chnsers through legitimate means.
We ere informed, ~ mattor of fact,
that Que of these tramps IL trying TO In,
troduco n powder that has been found
by tho government chemist to ba Hiss
per cent. lime, whilO the other paddles
powder that IN 70 per cent alum-one "A
powerful costic, the Other corrosive
poison.
No such tricks or iugglory will be apt
10 deceive any intelligent person. Tho
hOusokeeper who has used her ROYAL
Baking Powder over since she discarded
cream of tartar aud soda, knows more
about its qualities than all the tramps
IN tho country can toach her. The cru
cial test u which she has put the ROYAL
Baking Powder--tho test OF actual and
successful work In the preparation Of
pure and wholesome food, under which
II has novor failed IL entirely satisfac-
tory 70 her. She has always had "rood
luck" with II In making light, sweet and
delicious bread, biscuit and cake, and
has placed IL, TO stay, at the head OF her
housekeeping favoritos. She knows
that IL has been officially approved bv
the government chemists as the best,
and we Imagine that the baking powder
tramp who attempts TO supplant its
place In hor conlidonco will find this n
DAD year FOR his business.
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Notes from sinnhnnariIis.

srEPHENsvILLr, March l5.--lCorro-
spondence.l- Erath county has had
good and soasonable rains, and there Is
now every prospect Of tine crops. The
acreage OF corn, cotton aud wheat will
be considerably In excess Of that OF last
year.
The immigration 10 this county il still
active, aud good class OF people are
coming. Erath county will soon have
1000 population.
Capt. X. NJ. WhIteside, long and favor
ably known In this county, has sold his
property In Stophensvills and will re-
move TO Cisco.
Considerable excitement has been 90
sasioned lately by the prosecution of
nearly 20 gambling cases. Our officers
promise 10 make 10 warm
Tor the gamblers. Many people are
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anxious TO have gambling
made felony, and Ii pes are enter
tanned that the senate will not defeat
the house bill ON the subject.
Our people are taking more interest in
farming and work than in politics, but
the mention of the names of Senator
Traylor for comptroller and Senator Bell
Tor attorney-genera finds WARM APP
proval here. Senator Traylor has
proved an energetic and efficient MEM
Der of both the house and senate, and
has firm hold on the confidence and
esteem ofour people, who will be glad 10
see him honorsd. Senator Boil was, for
five years, district attorney in this dis
trict, and his course In that Office and in
the senate commands the condolences
and esteem Of all who know him.
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Yonnr Mnng..Rnnh rhia.

ehall, Mich,, offers To send their cele-
hrated electro Noltaic Belt aud other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days 10 men young or old afflicted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
aud manhood and all Kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysts and many other diseases, Conn
plote restoration 10 health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is I'm.
Cured, rs thirty days trial Ia allowed,
Write them at once for Illustrated PAM
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ODESSA, March H. Special. - The
people residing in the country immedi-
atoly east Of Midland county arc highly
pleased to learn that the legislature is
iaVorably considering the proposition
10 give them new county and attach il
10 Midland county for judicial purposes.
If this Is done, tho people viii be in
easy roach of county seat and have 40
cess To tho county records. Taxes will
he hold for their benefit until they are
ablo tn organize, which, II they | OF tho
county, they can, before another logis-
lsture, organize. The people will watch
with great interest tho final action of
the legislature.
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Tho strlhe msrnInnnllns.

The strike now prevailing throughout
the Gould system has reached our city.
It's operations are not confined TO rail-
road employees, but have assumed shape
among other classes. In fact, Il has
been going ON for some time past, but
WAS not generally known until ro.
Gently. The employees of several lead
ing mercantile houses, factories, etc.
held n meeting. What they did Is not
known, further than they all strike for
take your babies TO Webster, II Won
want the best and cheapest pictare.
Young lady, young man, 20 to Webster,
" you want II handsome photo of your.
self.
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rermnnoni srcnrltx.

7. o, LEWIS, San Francisco, California,
October 2S, 1881, says: "l have suffered
Tor ten years with Cnugosted kid leyH,
aud have passed stones ranging In size
from tho head Of II pin TO a pea, which
caused sirangury of the neck OF tho
bladder. The best physicians In this
city said ! cOuld not recover. | used
four bottles OF Warmers SAFE Cure and
got rid of four calCuli." Writing June
sd, 1891, he says: "rho cure effected In
1881 was permanent
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Peruvian Points.

LIMA, PEEu, March l5.-lt is stated
that several Italian residents in Calico
and sailorA OF Italian warship Flayo
Georgia, have petitlonod the govern.
mont to be allowed TO return
TO Europe To takO part
In the Egyptian campaign, Tho assem-
bly, yesterday passed law providing
for the installation OF three Industrial
schools of art and trade In tho north,
contro aud south portions of the repub'
lie respectively. In order to afford prao.
teal instruction TO the youth Of those
dialripts
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Todd Mills Prairie Flour, $2.i5 per 100
pounds. Z. II. MoMAND& Bro,

:, Genuine Six Summer old o. +. @.
Taylor whisky In only kept ut tho Mer.
chants Exchange bar, corner Lamar
sed Commerce streets. The established
reputation of this whisky speaks for
itself. In every attribute OF purity and
excellenao IL Is incontrov srtably supe.
rior to any other distlllation Ia Ken
lucky.
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shnI,anore Saws rrnIYi

INV WNIVN VIC VNTT n TONN
by any other name would smell a. sweet
But the reverse IN equally true, aud the
simple fact that No many wretchod per-
fumes arc designated Florida Water
docs not impart TO thom any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
Y Lanman's Florida Water. Beware OF
these oounterleits, and make sure of ob.
tanning only the right article which has
won Tor itself the foremost position as q
toilet requisite.
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Corner Main and Field streets aud
Elm aud Ervay streets, Dallas, We no
ilcit tho public patronage, not on the
strength of elegant clerks, illuminated
by electric glare, but by tending TO our
Rocation Individually and giving II our
constant personal attention. Prescrip
ton and chemical department a spe.
cialty. X. +. EIsENLouR,
AUGUST SCHNEIDER,
q. A. EisENIouR,
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Hotel Arrivals.

B F Dougherty, N A Con-, r w
Hardesty, Missouri g w Graves,
Mexia; w G Matthews, Plano; 4 II
Conner, Eastland; John Snyder, Hutch
lns; Joe II Jones, Bristol; June Yates,
Ora ,evine; w NJ Brooks, II Burton,
Lawrence; Thomas Cole, Chicago; f
Burke, El Paso; II G Camp, Dallas; 4
w Brady, Cleburne; y Il Waters,
Stephenville; p M johnson, Houston;
X Dowell, Mckinney; II Browder,
Winston; James Blassingame, James
Ii Ball, Greenville; George / Jordan,
Hillsboro Il Il Craig, Texas; II NJ
Sturgis, Hillsboro; G ID Morey, st
LOUIS Charles T. Brown, WaXabachie /;
w Lacy, Denton; q s Ballard, Dallas;
| Is III Embree, Duck Greek; Blakney
and lady, Ennis; n Thorpe, Duck Greek:
7 Douglass, Denton; l. w Oglesby, g
II Bowman,J 7 kendrick, w y Forman,
Parker, Tyler: n Il Good, South Caro-
lima; II II Compton, Austin; l. Love-
Joy, st Louis; N r High, New York; w
r 'Woliord, Allen; w r Webb, WiuS
Point; G A Eldorkin, Terrell; -
Carter, Big Sandy; Ben III Hes y
Weatherford; NJ + Brown, Tyler n
Brown, Brentwood.
At THE GRAND wINDr'n S,.,
George A Dice, Austinj ~ oIeiHer'
Temple City; G w Sanfoons,a les MSio ol
Iowa; G II Holsns, CORA ,oasu2 q w wnt!
Jones' Fort WORTH n nP j y " MAI Nat.
s sHn,,ys i'o pnrtIans Maine; Ed Dodd,
Snoims, Inlay, ms; l. A Wilson, Jacks,
Hnrn fer I'm Winstock, Philadel-
Iii. a. IHFoodhOnse, Wills Point; G NJ
Tsraal @ Spence, Marshall; W j
S SsrSe1 Coleman, Texas; John MART II
pp pa W McKeen, Dayton, Ohio; j
.hes, Grapevine; Gus Harrison,
"A III Henderson, Texas; j
George Staufler and wife, city;
w Is VOLS, l. l. Aagnus, J x Daugh-
ertJ, W u Simpson, p Miller, w p
Paxson, w A Williamson, st Louis; N
Mcclellan, + ID Matthews, George w
Cleveland. city; Il Pugh, Spring held,
Ohloi u l. Archinard, sherman; Il
Ilirschiield, Cincinnati; A Is Coombs, st
Louis; Fred b Houston, + u Clum, Sam
Il Tuck, New York; j w Covorington,
city.
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DAVID T0oKE, osq, Columbus, Texas,
In 1879, was attacked with black jaun-
dice, followed by bemorrhago OF the
kidneys, and was pronounced incur
able. Seven bottles of Warmers SAFE
Cure restored him to health ia 1880,
and July l, 1881 he writes: "My health
has been excellent ever since" Try
i'll Try i'll
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John b. Cough, the iariamed lectu-
rer, excused himself to an audience be-
cause of bad cold, then started for
Egypt in tho hope of getting rid of IL.
EGYPT contains no remedy more GER
tain in it's result than DR.. Bulls Cough
SYrup.
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The removal of Prot. Sanborn of n,
H., after being pronounced incurable by
score OF physicians, from Las Vegas,
n; Nj, TO his home, was effected by ad /.
ministoripg DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him 10 his former
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AliPasha
ny Aimont' son OF Aloxander's AbdalIah.
sire of Goldsmlth's Maid; Dam SAN
nie' son OF Young Lcviathan.

VIII serve q limited number Of mares far
IWyhli.uNe t.ol dollars for the senson, nav.
NnleNl Time 90 service, at lnly 4 CotImnn's
Ta,W'' corner Elm and Live oak streets.
WidhoNc She best Of care
GEORGE n KING
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80, being i3l feet, on north side .oisfBryan
street by pa feet, on west side OF Olelnuer
street, containing 81 1854 sqnare feet and bene-
fitted SlSs; rank COekrell, lot 10, block ~
having lol feet front, on north SIDE OF kryan
street, by 2d feet on east side 81 Burlington
street containing - Si4 square Feet nenelled
yl0S.l5; Catholic Cathedral, lOt black III
being 1871 feet, GA north side of Bryan street,
by pa feet on east side Of Ole3nder street,
contai ny 1904 square feet and bcaShted s2SS,
All OF said and being in the city aud county
of Dallas and state OF Texas, and all or The
above Sums of money being the respective
proportional amounts Of special taxes due
upon all surrounding property directly bene-
nted by the opening OF said streets, ana ag-
gregating the amount required to pay for
opening the same.
SEC q Thrt the City Assessor and Cellec-
tor is hereby ordered 10 collect said special
taxes In accordance with the prov siOns of
the City Charter in such cases made and
provided.
aec 3 That this ordinance take effect nom
and after Its passage and publication.
Approved February n, 1876.
". Il. CABELL, Mayor.
a true copy; W. e. PARRY. City SecreIAry.
4 N ORDINANCE EXTENDING AKARD
"A STREET:
EECrIov l. BE 1t ordained by the City
Council Of the City of DallNS that in accord
ance with the dedication heretofore made by
Edward G. BrOwder and \. X. burfOrd,
owners of the ground, Akard street. as now
opened, Is hereby declared TO be a street ofthe
city, ifty feet wide from Mill creek to the
line Of the corporation, the course being ~
continuation In % direct line OF said street en-
the north side Of said creek; and that this or
dinance shall take effect and be enforced
from and after its passage
Approved February q, 1855
W. l.. CABELf, Mayor.
\ true COPY: w. n. PARRY, City Secretary.
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EOR RENT.

TOR REHT--A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
l. 4rooms, at No 2i2, near corner OK Syca-
more and Camp streets; nice shade trees an
good water. Inquire OF j. NJ. PAT Err on,
~ Patterson avenue marl79
EOH RENI-A NICELY FURNISHED
street
EOR kENT-THREE GOOD PIANOS FOR
Il rent at G. ii, EDWARDS, T3S and 1856 Main
street. Rent paid allowed TO apply en- mr.
chase ltaiterWards bought marii-7t
TOR RENT-NO. rs MAIN STREET-A
/ suite of Z rooms, fitted with gas, water,
etc.i very comfortable and es ecially suited
Tor professional gentleman with family. APP
ply city National Bank. mar5t
EOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURS.
L ished room. Apply 726 Elm st.
EOR HENT-BY THE YEAR Only, TIE
i b large windows, i5X2O, surrounding the
oince Of the Grand-W indsOr Hotel Office In
l lne rotunda Of the hotel. Apply at office
This IS without doubt the best advertising
space In this city, as Il Is in sight day and
night all the year round. fsb2j-if
nor RENT-THr LARGt STORE, COE-
Il ner Haln and Austin streets, under the
Grand Windsor Hotel; this is the most de-
sirable location In the city for q drug store
having an entrance rom the court OF The
u tel ~ well us adjoining the aides en-
trance, with windows 70 the south. Apply
ut Office OF hotel. feb2B-ff
EOK RENr-lHRhE STOHEs UNDER
almost any genteel business feb2Gtf
EOR RENT THE SMALL. OFFICE ADJ
1 joining the entrance OF trand- Windsor
Hotel, Main street; best location In the city
for a railroad lcket office, having an eu-
trance INTO rotunda of hotel Apply at Office
OF hotel feblBtf
L'Oh HhNf-'fhE bbiUk LIVERY STA.
4 Die formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
Slinons q a lsun, situated ON the south Side
OF Elm street between sycamore and Stone
streets aud h. mont Oh Mayors garden; .lge
JNiyO leet ON Elm, and horse lot in rear .5x
10, fronts ON Main street, 81 stalls; extensive
loit'rOcm, with tIumwuy aud every conVen-
lencc ana the most centrally located stable
IN Tie city. Apply TO W. II. PRATHER ~
Elm street. i,ii m,
TOR KtNI-THE BsICK STORE ROOM
Il No. Oh and bl5 Elm street. nuw nccu led
/ 10y Randall Bros Vos-essi II llvsu Halcb 1.
| Apply ioJouN BHuWSISu, ".t.sllr street
- fNl I'm
L'ON NEN I-CuE RRlCh aI..4,t-EUON,
me udirG bedrooms above, situated nj
bU f1clic avenue. Apply e. JUGN Grown
iN3. o,gauter street. tunis-lm
TOR 8ENr-GWO COTTAGES. VITA
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