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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

The objects are gathered by means of a wide
mouthed bottle clamped III tongs attached to
a long handle, cane, or even fishing rod.
By means of this device mud can be removed
from the bottom, the stems and leaves of
| aquatic plants can be scraped so as to remove
animalcules, and objects can be readily
| dipped from pools and shallow places. To
| concentrate the material, Mr.. Helm employs
& wide mouthed bottle or jar provided with
perforated cork, in which is inserted a fun
mel for receiving the material, and another
funnel is inverted and placed within the jar
or bottle, with its nozzle extending upward
through the stopper. Over the lower end of
this funnel is stretched piece of thin muslin,
and TO the upper end is applied short piece
Of rubber pipe, which is retained in curved
position by thread tied around the neck of
the bottle. The material gathered is poured
into the funnel, the water escapes through
the strainer, and the objects are retained in
the bottle. Mr.. Helm said that the hooked
knife (which we have shown in the engrav-
ing was OF great utility in cutting and fishing
out parts Of aquatic plants and submerged
branches and roots which are often teeming
with microscopic life.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

NANTED-A good cook for small family: must
W have references and gets good pay. Address
p. o. box l95. ~ 8.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
4 Japanese Tire Department..

When fire breaks out in one OF the inte-
rioT villages Of Japan, if the wind is blowing
the town is practically gone. The roofs are
in many eases OF thatch. There are no fire
depar; ruents to speak OF outside of the large
cities, and the six little steam engines which
form TokioS fire department would not
weigh altogether more than two American
steamers The firemen of Yokohama wear
blue hats like butter bowls. Their pants stop
just above the knees, and their blue gowns
have a round white ring on the back, inside
OF which is printed in fariug letters-the
Yokohama fire brigade
The home life Of the japanese is such that
fires can hardly be avoided. Instead Of using
matches for lighting their cigars they have
little bowls Of charcoal called hibachias, and
these are kept on the floor, which is usually
covered with straw mating. The kitchen
stove is merely stone box and the partitions
of the house are Of thin paper or Of boards
which will spring into fame at touch
There is no such thing as gas in the ordinary
japanese house. and the candle and the coal
oil lamp are the Illuminating powers. The
lanterns are the ordinary paper lanterns
which you see ct American lawn feses. or
square boxes OF oiled paper stretched over
wooden frame in which q lamp or candle
burns The lamps and lanterns are placed
on the floor and about them tie children play
and the family sprawl 1t Is wonder, in
deed, that there are not more fires, and when
il Is remembered that there is not chimney
on any OF the houses Of japan, and thar the
fuel Of the country is 10 large extent char
coal, the danger from fire Is appreciated
The ordinary japanese smokes a pipe, and
the fact that this pipe uaust De reti1ied about
two times q minute adds 70 the danger Of
fire. The bowl Of . japanese pipe IS not
bigger than the bottom OF th;nble- Il
holds about two puts Of smoke, and it is usJl-
ally made Of brass or metaL-Frsak G. Car
Dsnie-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Gen. CarfisId'. Carel~.~ns.s.

81 don't think evsr knew n man who was
more improvident. or who bad ls-s ability 10
take care Of his money, than Geo Garfield :"
said gentleman vino was on very Intimate
terms with the late president. 70 Star re-
porter the other night His friends Al knew
the generals weakness In that respect" Re
continued. and were always willing % assis:
him when be got into tight pisos. which. I
mus. say. Wa qBisc often He wa zach q
genial. oonpanionabe ulnn that every one
who knew him liked him, and tbo-s Who
were his in.iu1a.e< positively lovcd him
Garfield knew that Be bad no bead Tor bziss-
ness that be could not Keep nsooey. and ss
often toked ahort H. Sor~sfnss sboss Of
Ms trends who had pxllsd him cut Of asoss
financial quarters frequently ~ossd gst .
little irrisate.i, bot they A-sys sodsd BY
giving him vtas be wanted I'll I'D you
lis,le story. witch is e. trss - grEa In
1877 there -As q hrgs party going 70 MAKE
the TIP s<ru>~ b. San PrancE>co. srd Car
seid wanted vsry uEsoh % 90 lie lad h>ss
Invited and had ais railrc-.d pas,s shsvs ss.d
hack Bat ssoh tip no~ss nsos~y, WV u
you dooT pay railroad f>rs. snd 0~rA.sd
rAz hard ~. Re va talslna ss1ya sas trip
one iaT WITH q hans-- bsre and mysa6, aod
err---s.i .eSr-< .has hs ccud "a 20 Re
ta1.xs- asxssi hirn ~hy, and ~ ~1fsa-d tnss
be hadn't any DDeT. The hanksr .ad b.
zou.d leAa hs-a tiSo. sod 6~<f,.S<ss face IL
Up vi:k pse>sre - be ssxsd wbsn b. ccsld
rave t1s u.oo@T- The banker, Who kz.~- kss
reakaesz, ~~sd hs ~o-I4n. zf~y Il y, hssa.
for be id b vox1d1t tsvs arr By tbs
srss toe train seeal1 sAs.. bzf hs as-,sd 10
gre :; ~ tn Win TIE ua<1erssszh1uu snse
saos4jd gtrs tie general t2n0 sft~r h "a "a
sbs tram hof sA<e 30 osb~r teao 20 NJ.
G@-se.d 70 sasp h~ vsGs Dc ~ eon. u.
azr~si " .Ss s~rrA, snd fass<aoy o1rs.d
tb>rn gzt '-Ts>ssnssoa 5s.s
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Read. and Order what You should Have.


Each township trustee should have a
trustees record, road record, poor record
and full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least s. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have a
treasurer's record
Each township clerk should have a clerk 8
record and warrant book.
Each justice OF the peace should have a
civil docket. criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, compiled laws of 1885, and =
full assortment of blanks
Each constable should have an assort-
ment of blanks.
Each road overseer should have road
overseers account book. receipt book for
labor, receipt book for extra work and a
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense of the township.
For sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid
4S-tf w25-lf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
HELP WANTED-EALE.

WANTED girl TO go to Texas in family Of 3;
~ SIS Per month, free pass; two dining room
girls 10 go TO Sterling. SIS per month free pass
iaborers to go out Of city. CLERKS. book keepers
ana every one looking for employ nent address or
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

w ANTED-A situation TO do Homework in a
~ small private family. Address Warren, care
Eagle Cfii q. d!3 IS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
s. Louis Produce.

- LOT =, DC. =
FIOUR-Easier.
HEAT-Uuscttle6 with moderate trading ha-
rlo>eo isGAc above Yesterday Ne RED -
slGl bid. May. Siul1s,s elis-s, closing az SlUo'.
les -c asked, .iuly .sjsseslo.
CURN-Cash lower .9ss.45]Alc, options weak du
rfg most Of tie session 3U. clo-eQ firm. Ete,r o.
5i-s', closing sc bid; i-uusry. Sss., ~ C.
t-erl.ig ~ssc BID. My, go fssc, closing = s
.saeG-
,OAFS-lo'ser, No cash, &C; May, zss.s2c
closing ~
~ 1-SCsrcc aud higher, sSGssc
8Ahi4tl- lenJy and dun; sample lots of low
range t-tsc, Minnesota 6ssEely. Visions r. I'd sec
LAY 'isli prairie, ; ass mixed tmOtAA
S. II. PRIME l.nlJ5 lls s lar.rtE =,
FLAX SEED-flrlu at Il. IS
LEAfl-~s.t. Tor common
BAGGINCi- Ranges lls.:af9c
COTTON TIES-S l.2ssi -
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

Orse q TIC ps~eszsss Sights inAC1>shss =
Witnessed Szss ss:s Esdc~a ~~y ssEscg
% EAss i5zsz sevse 4 AsD, a1s kcAanS.
esrrzzS4<s raAo tz1us sss eoRDH u Wsss
svezrsA Is s1Wu3y rssshss 09A s0Sss
.lea ec~1 IN sA.a uns f0zr ne<S hAAv
IRIS. raaSlag u - fsOra % : y~aa IL
-ss z-aE FeoSs cd fov ix1b se<x0 -
s.ns>rxesa n ID e<rDx s<r2 sd - Ia
1zzLx srs aroso1 hs ss<a sd Ao 0s
-airrc en- - cAsnAa n sAovH. 1vo a
ss ras< t0a az sAkG - - IN asnA
nzsj- ,ss ossw s~o Sos a&o-x y hs s.as,
altering sad ixS.nzaS TIT - 1ns2SsaS
10 bas~Szurs Of .&rss s-sxy b<s<k bouss.
-gss TEX Evs.RzS SEA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
An Elastic MuciIage.

Dissolve part OF sahcyiic acid in 20 parts
of alcohol, add 3 parts of soft soap and 8
parts Of glycerine. Shake thoroughly and
add the mixture to q mucilage prepared fror
% parts of gum arabic and the requisite
amount of water about $50 parts. This
mucilage, according to Popular Sciences
News, keeps well, and when it dries remains
elastic without tendency to breaking
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Fairy Rocks OF Nova Scotia.

The Smithsonian institution at Washing
ton has sent an expedition to Nova Scotia
and secured fac-simles of the fairy rocks"
on which are curious bieroglyphic charac-
ters, evidently very old, which may throw
some light on the history of the early discov-
cries Of America. The markings are cut in
upon a rock of highly polished slate, and the
intaglio is about a sixteenth of an inch deep.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
4 Substitute for .Jute Bale Covers,

The new plan Of using cotton fabric for
covering cotton bales instead of jute is find
ing favor at the south. The cotton cover, it
appears from various representations, is the
most economical, the saving being equivalent
to gain of sixteen pounds of cotton per bale
The Maginnis mills, of New Orleans, and the
Lane mills, of New Orleans, allow ten poundc
extra weight on every bale of cotton covered
with the new cotton bagging
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

VI; AN ED-A good white girl for general house
w WORK in small family. Call at 3l2 E. Elm 81
this Saturday afternoon. dIg6:
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
EIoR RENT-By Israel Bros, real estate:

So y Seneca St. room house nice. only s1.5A
. > Emporia-7 room house, yard barn. desira-
bic; 81.
4Si Ida ave-5 room house. barn; only g..
~ " Second st-l0 rooms water. gas very desir-
able for firStClass boarding house; -.
8 room house. closets. newly painted and
papered, blocks south and east OF stock Exchange
cheap.
Beautiful suburban residences; low to right
parties.
2 store rooms Douglas avenue and store room
on Oak ST.
Call or write for anything in the line OF ren;inz
The property OF noU-re Sidents lett with us Will
have the sam attention and protection own
Reference, Wichita National bank any friend
you may have in the city.
Israel Bros, room Is y Market, Israel * Myers
new building, ~ 90
INOR RENT Residence. 9 rooms and barn. north
L west corner Elm and Lawrence avenue. iu-
mediate possession = j. Collins, Receiver. room
2Ul. the SedgWlcK building. Loo u
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Two Practical Recipes.

A flexible cement is made by melting to-
gether equal parts gutta percha and white
pine pitch, which softens on the water bath,
and is not deterorated by remelting
A paste suitable to preserve the gloss of
patent leather, and prevent cracking, is made
of wax, with little olive oil, lard and oil of
turpentine, mixed when warm, to be of the
consistency of thick paste when cooled
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

IANTED-Fifty lady canvassers to sell Coopers
w Gala Lilly. Call at .4S North Main. dlj-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
SrLouis Live stock.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. T.
CATTLE-Receipts 1.i00; shipments. 500 market
strong: choice heavy native steers SOS @35 talr
good native steers, ss.40a2 ~; putcherS stSet
medium To cno!ce <33OGs5U sJockers and feeders
fair to good. s2tG5,l5 rangers corn fed a5o0&4,Ff
HOGS@ReceiDis. 600; shipments, zoo market
a shade higher choice heavy and butchers. Selec-
tons 75,29aj 80. packing. medium % prime, s9Go4
light grades ordinary to hest $t.9}95,b
SHEEP-Receipts. so: shipments none. Market
stronger; fair TO choice, s3.U9Gi.G-
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
VIII be charged for the rate OF 1--WE cents per line
Per week: no notice for less than IS centa-
All For Sales or other business notices win BE-
Charged for AT the OF Iocents per line per week.
no business notice taken for lsss than SO cents.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

Cash quotations We're as follows.
FLOUR-Firm ami unchanged
MHEAT-No .. spring. Al 0i,4 No. ) spring
Es s~o: no. o red. 5 .BiLLViSs.
tOkN-AO. .. ttiec.
BATS-No ., - &C.
hAE-No. .. SIC.
GAkLEN-No > nominal.
FLANSE Emo. l. SIS
T.mOTHl SEED Prime Sl.5l&l g,
EOEiC-slS F6L.Glls.
LARD .N,la tsSlN
MHiSkN-Sl--u.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR RENT-Thc J, T stout farm Joining the
L Logan addition on the north. northeast Of city:
consisting OF 100 acres all under cultivation. good
bearing orchnri and small frUits all bottom land,
will rent v hole part 10 good liable party Tor
cash: further Information call on premises,
ne, Tyler avenue ana 18th street, q %
TOR RENT-Good Offices with perfect light and
i ventilation. In the SedgwlCk. a. loss as - per
month. Apply at OIhCe. No. 81, second floor I. j.
Collins, agent. Lt-Q
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
AbStracterS,

Blank abstracts for sale at this office
Abstracts printed TO order Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Address the
Wichita EAGLE, Wichita, Kan. 75-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
2 NJ GnNKI.IN NJ n

General practitioner OF medicine. surgery gynae-
coloy and Obstetrics Treat all chronic and private
diseases. Oxygen treatment given wnen required.
Pies and all diseases of the rectun q speciality
Office removed to la North Main street. over Kan
sas National Bank. O1ics hours toI2 a. m. to-
and D. m. dli1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Kansas City Live Stock
KANSAS CITY. Dec. u.
r.hn Like stock Indicator reports:

KANSAS CITY, Dec. u.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE Receipts 1903 shipments 2SGg Steady
except for choice and feeding steers which
wer sl0c hisher dressed beef and butchers steers
slow: good TO choice corn led Si45s 4-SG common
70 medium. S3.29g4 90 stockers andfeeders. - ~
s32G grass range steers, Sl6JS2-oG COWS. SIOo'S
a,SJ.
HOGS-Recepts. 1906 shipments, none; Light
steady; heavy Slow and steady 10 weak GOOD 70
cnoice. s50lLle5 I21s; common TO medium, s4,S0a,
sos
SHEEP-Receipts, 2Us shipments, none. STEADY
Good to choice uuttons sta50d5.3t5 common 10 me-
dunn Sl.5y&a.U0
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
A Simple Scientific Experiment.

1t is well known that, owing TO the tension
existing on the surface OF water, needles,
pins and even small ctins may be made TO float
carefully placed upon it.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Waste SILK for Steam Pine Covering.

Experiments on the relative advantages of
different covering material for steam pipes,
recently made at st. Denis, proved waste
silk the most effectual Of all non-conducting
compositions; and it is stated that notwith-
standing its high price this material is great
" used.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
STRAYED.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-frou IN front % the
- Benevolent Home on South Market street one
bay horse pony. with boys saddle AMI web head
st halter and rope tie stale, small piece Of carpet
tackled on top of saddle but leather bride nearly
new; has small sore left side Of the bead just
under the ear. white star Ia forehead. long Tail
nearly touches the ground saddle lined with bur
lap. : bSral reward viii be paid fOr information
Address 80 y Fourth avenue. as
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

NEW YORK. Dec e.
WHEAT-Strong; is9s4c higher No.2 red. SLG'4S
COMMITTEES weaker, No =. $50 45lec.
OATS! ,f-sc lower. weak; mixed, SIC white g
s.s,.
COFFEE C+.ious steady and firm; sales. 1850
bag. spot. unsettled l. &C.
SCG AR suoug. extra I, e ;-l6E6,.c white extra
q --IF Csc.
FGGS-QIiet; almost steady. 22lsE1c.
81 7 tIt-- ~f-fcv- ff-air,
Gurt-e --tlrm. lr15la-s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
Chicago Live Stock.


The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATFLF-Feceipts. II 800 shipments: none. MAR
ker duh and slow choice Christmas s,eers 20;
athers steady.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000 shipments. none. Marcel
active ana firm: rough mixed. S5.4t051 light s1lo
a. s.: packing and shippers, q5as5I.i1s -
SpEEP-Receipts $500 shipments. none Marker
fairly active and lower; natives, 5SG55G westerns,
=. ila4. -; lambs S1,01.W.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
HOS. a. BATLEY. f. T. b
YI,EY & BATTLE.
j. II PHILLIPS S. Il PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS.

Graduates of Chicago Veterinary College; men,
bers of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
j. y. PHILLIPS graduated with honors and was,
for some time, assistant Of the eminent DR.. VIM.
Sheppard, NJ r. G. V. veterinary surgeon OF lame
He is also member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
s. L. PHILLIPS has been associated. as an assis-
tant, with Dr. Withers, NJ. d. v ), DR.. Hughes VI.
r. c. Y. :, and DR. Baker, V 5. professor Cl Chicago
Veterinary Colleges Or Baker having the largest
canine practice III Chicago
The doctors prepared to do all kinds Of veter-
mary work, including canine practice, dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
all patients requiring special care. Calls by tele-
phone, telegraph mail Will receive prompt atten-
tioA day night.
Office, 325 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. g. 129-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

= Is neither wise nor healthy 70 seek for
autumn leaves II the vicinity Q. aa ana,osl-
sla's reSS--Earperis BaAsr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
FOR RENT-l3ESIDENOES

IHOR RENT-Iarge two story house rooms. clos
L cts cupboards and china closets. cellar, stable
and out houses No. sd North Topeka avenue for
particulars and call at $50 North Topeka aveHue
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
VREDENBURGH'S

Costume, Mask and Wig Emporium. p. North Main
street. over the Bee Hive. Costumes OF all kinds 10
rent Furnishing Ma querade Balls and Amateur
Iheatricals specially. Wigs and Boards OF all
styles. Meyers Grease Paint Masks OF every des-
cripton for sale dl7-iw
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

In the cut here represented from La Ma
ture Is illustrated al experiment which shows
the reverse of this phenomenon, and viii well
repay the slight amount of trouble necessary
10 prepare the apparatus. 4 good sized cork
is taken, and to the lower end is attached q
small vessel, which may be conveniently
made out Of a thimble. At the upper end il
placed ring Of very fine, bright and clean
iron or copper wire, supported By two other
wires fastened into the cork. The ring
should be about four inches in diane
ter The apparatus Is then placed in
q vessel OF water. and sand or fine shot
placed in the thimbe until ii is bal
anced so that it floats with the ring from
onequarter TO one-half CT an inch above the
surface. If the ring is then pressed down
below the surface the tension OF the film VIII
lie great enough to prevent The ring break
ing through IL, and 1t VIII remain just ul-
derneath the surface, which l. pressed up a
Little and rendered slightly convex Now,
If drop Of ether De placed Inside the ring
the surface tension IS diminished, and the
ring rises up through the water a. If pro
PEELED b. IN unseen force Some care is
necessary 10 have this experiment succeed,
the principal precaution being to have the
sire ring perfectly clean and bright II s
better 20 slightly grease II ~ craving =
through the EagerS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
SCIENCE AND PROGRESS.
SUBJECTS OF GENERAL INTEREST
PRESENTED IN A SIMPLE MANNER.

implements for Gathering microscopic
Objects That Were Described and Rec
commended by Member of the Royal
Microscopic Society.
Mr. Stephen Helm, of the Royal Micro
scopic society, who is also member or the
microscoplcal section of the Brooklyn On. "
institute, described at recent meeting a
simple and very efficient method of gather
ing pond life. Following is an illustrated
description of the same, as originally given
by Scientific American:
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

Tue vine growers OF the Argentine repGb-
&c n--e sza1--i Eias rrxssi,.1.Axa 81 r->.>s~.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

A Boston literary genius in-enr names
for books and plays, copyrights them and
waits for bidders: his stock now consists Of
tvenfyelght titles. for one Of which be was
offered several hundred dollars
Mrs Laurs c. Holloway, originally Ten
neSsee earl, whose parents iose their prop
e-1y during tie war, kept them, by her books
and her dihsent newspaper work, IN great
comfort 70 the ezi Of their days
Nh. Raskin his coafded % his admirers
thas shelf II the little cabinet in his study
Is loaded with poasscal e<FEzons which were
the delight Of nv father and mother, and
which have not gos the h.art 70 burr
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

S.T0EsrE-yn~ Axsss<AS& S1eses Br u~srAz.sa -
ssazsse esr 5n<s.e u yDz ESy Ea-6z - ssa~s
sr<Er tss-z 10 sss wsc--x -&Sz-<s c. -. -
Arc-G-AA ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
wichita Market

wichita Market
,77,r,is,ed ,y Ditma1s. yoris d Yandiver, Live
s+nels Commission Merch5nts-J -
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. x.
The following charges and rules govern ne .s
,Ie. vardage on hogs, tic per head; on cattle ~
ssTd sheer &c Hay. SiG0 per cwt; corn &c pei ~
sornrqission b per on hogs; cattle. &c per
40 a head wagon hogs, and 80 per car on SieeI
5Usnectors dock pregnant sows 81 ana stays 4DS'
CATTLE
1secsiu1s none: shipments none f-asletll MA
sets are quoted steady today. NO chilAsc VI '-'
importance here. We quote; $500 -
Best COWS and hcifers. "a Il
ffood --tI :,
ami common ---'--''-- 90
EtoC1ers and fteders-.. ..-.----.-'---'' mi
Bulls ...---.-.. '.'-'.'
HOGS.
r,o.o;-.. e1o ebf,,,ents none Trade was brisk
todaV And prices stronger though not qooCaDg
bipher Kansas City some hlSheT Uolas 80 =
~ berter lie Jim, here though the warm weather
mas a tendency to aaiIen prices We qio,e. 49, ..
Best
Mixed- 81, d
Good light 5,ts4 *
Skps aud rougns. 1880 ~. IA
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13

BUTTER-Dull dairy l6S26c; northern roll, zoo
! &c. creamery. SkGSlc.
EGGS-Guiet at lyc
WHISh - eady; Sl-14
-tirlner.
PORK-SInau lots $IIU9.
LARD-$S.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-13
For sALE-MISOELLANE0US.


L-OR SALE-Brick hotel furnished. in north par;
day. A Hrst-caaS< investment Price g ls5k
ons-hsf cash-lo trade, onlg those tle@utns. has,
les iced Apply IzT4el Sfp=. ercsuS.ss s.SEss.
room =. ever ~ SorIa Market stree; Is-&si-& YER
new building. ~
L,oR sALE-C1eAp-A Qssanti;y ., brick Inquire
Il coEn-r eEIh and Getfo sEeEEs- Also seeo.46-
hard iGE1ef- az =
L'oE SALE-e furnlsaes ras0cas for ale rso-rs Al
Il rented good Lection ruzstns - PER flOnIn
clear u West De0zaSss csl ros1 a oAu-
L-oR SALE CBEAP-A vel selected library -
Il 10 volumes al room Nc. 70 North Man
street Gz -
L'oR SALE Or TEADE-Ts1 horses Nth fits
i feet Of ground e2Cu 70 sFs1s Tor ssstgcn 3Azs<
HE real estate exchange ~ North Gsiz sis~ef
IsOR SALE-Hartss TOP ted rooD -. stoves,
Il hard and -ott oosI. gsllst ssfA chsl-s a. Ca
k-f1-s thursday c0ruer da-ri~aa aid lszcr-aa ave
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