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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02
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DoBB1Ns' Electric Soap is cheaper for you
to use, if you foVo,U directions: than any 9th
er soaps would be if 0iuen to you, for by its
use clothes are sdued. Clothes cost more
than soap. Ask your grocer for Dobbins'
VNaca ofhnr
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

THE melon trust has been squashed and
the soda water apparatus trust has fzzled
ut-Philadelphia Ledger
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

THE man who is a long time making up
his mind may arrive at correct Judgment:
but it is generally too late to be OF any use
to him-Puck
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

who should demand Of her policeman lover
5, that he should give up his club.-Boston
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

PLEASANT, wholesome, Speedy, for coughs
is Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute,
AN inquirer wishes to know what will
cure felon: The penitentiary or death
st. Joseph News.
THOSE who wish to practice economy
should buy Carter's Little Liver Pills. Forty
pills in q vial; only one pill dose.
WHY is new moon like sick babyl Be-
cause it is a pale ''yeller."
BEST, easiest to use and cheapest. Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. Csc.
NEVER kick an electric light wire when
it's down.-Bufalo Express
TIE absence of soft water IL no excuse
for drinking hard
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

MARRIAGES are called ''matchesn because
they arc sometimes followed by scratching.
IN. o. New Delta.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02
THACKERAY'S TOAST,

An Illustration of the Novelist's Affection
for His Daughters.
A very pretty incident is recorded Of
Thackeray during his American tour.
While in Boston he spent much of his
time as a guest in the family of George
Ticknor, and it was there the incident
occurred.
On New Years eve he and Ticknor
sat smoking together in the library
The daughters of the house had gone
to a party. They sat talking till eleven
o'clock, when Thackeray arose and said
he would go to his room.
"You are not going to retire yet?' in
quired his host
NO." vas the answer; ''for always at
the birth of a new year l drink to the
health and happiness of my daughters,
but I do not wish to keep you up so
late."
"Pray stay with us, and we will Join
you in health to your absent ones"
Thackerav replied that he would be
delighted to do so if it would not tres.
pass on their hours of rest. He sat at
the side of the great fireplace and
looked two or three times at the clock
upon the mantel to note the flight Of
the minutes
''Do not trouble yourself about the
time" said Mrs. Ticknor. II will let
you know when it is twelve o'clock"
At the moment the new year began
Thackeray took in his hand a glass Of
sherry, rose to his feet, and said, in
tremulous tones:
God bless my motherless girls! God
bless them and all who are good to
them!'
Drinking his wine he babe his host
good night, and without another word
retired from the room, leaving his
friends in tears-Detroit Free Press.
vociferous 1T Timos.
Miss McGinnis-Mr Gilhooly is such
a quiet young man.
Mr.. Jackson (who is Gilhooly's room
mate)-Quiet? Not always; you ought
to hear him eat and sleep.-Texas
Siftings.
-'I will do the best know" Was
the answer a Laurel bride recently
gave the minister when asked if sho
would Glove, honor and obey" her hus-
band.-Philadelphia Record
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

THERE is one thing a woman can never do
she can't make man tell her where no has
bccn.-AtchiSon Globe
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

For THROAT DISEASES, CoUGHs, COLDS,
ETC., etfectual relief is found in the use of
''Bro,vf,'S Bronchial Troches." Price IS cts.
Sold Onlu IL boz g.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

Why don't you try Carter's Little Liver
Pills! They are a positive cure for sick
headache, and all the ills produced by dis
ordered liver. Only one pill DOSE
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HUME 06m6D tiveness, Liver and Kidney
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orNAME THIS PAPER every you
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IT will do the best 1 know" was
the answer a Laurel bride recently
gave the minister when asked if sho
would Glove, honor and obey" her hus-
band.-Philadelphia Record.
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DON'T try too hard to make reputation.
A mans reputation, like q woman's dress,
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-04-02

WHY is new moon like sick babyi Be-
cause it is pale ''yeller."
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W1LLMAR, MIMI, March q, 1872

seas to the mountains, wOu be no moro
senseless and ineffective than an act decree
ing that hereafter any article that is fcarce
shall be cheap, and any thing that is p!enti ul
shall be dear 1t cannot be done. Natural
laws will hold the right of way against stat
ute laws always, and if a collision occurs. t is
the latter only that will furn sh the debris.
LOWEST RATES ALWAYS ON SECURITIES NOT
AFFECTED BY UsURY LAWS.
So far the argument has dealt with this
question on principle only: nov let lis see
what We may learn from practical experience
Money can be readily procured on first
GLASS securities In the large cities to-day ut
six g. per cent and many loans in late years
have been made at five per cent. Did the
usury law have anything to do with making
these low rates: Certainly not because our
law allows ten per cent. to be taken In
southeastern Minnesota, and perhaps in
some parts of central Minnesota, farm leans
are now. and for several years have teen,
made at eight per cent, including commits
sons Good four per cent. city bonds sell at
premium. First class railroad bords cam
not DO bought to pay more than three per
cent. and United States bonds more than
two and half. Did usury laws accomplish
this9 No, but the very fact these securities
were free from the baleful effects of such
laws, have brought them down.
Capitalists have fed from investments that
were harrassed by penalties and for. eitures,
to those securities that were not so harrassed.
1t Is very pla. n then. that good credit and ID
solute protection to capital loaned the only
way to reduce rates. and he who expects to
doI1e In any other way is deceiviug himself.
CHArTEL MORTGAGE LOANS
Now, while We see tho above mentioned
securities bear much less than one-half the
rate fixed by our present usury law, on tho
other hand we Ind men in tho largo cities,
and In tho western portions of the state loan.
Ing ar from two to five per cent. q month
and even more than that, If report be true, in
defiance of the usury law.
While in the former cases. We found that
interest invariably goes down whom it 10 NOT
stoDDsA by the psrniolous influence Of usuSy
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top, only J. did not exactly catch their
meaning; but, from the way everybody
laughed, he judged the conductor must
have said something very funny, so
thought it would look smarter if he
laughed, too. At last, a Frenchman
with a little more politeness than the
others, rose up, and said it was shame
that just for six sous a woman's fare
should not be paid; he would go down
and see her. If she was young and at
all pretty, he would pay it himself; but
if she was fat and ugly, alas! he could
not; and as some of the men cheered
this gallant little speech he followed
the conductor downstairs
The passengers downstairs, in the
meantime, had been growing restless
at the conductors long absence on top;
they were all wishing, l suppose, that
they HAD the power to be in two places
at once. How their faces did brighten
when his legs first appeared in view!
And as they saw the styfshly. attired
young man who was following in his
wake, they looked at me as much as to
say: "Now something interesting is
surely going to happen"
Instead of the conductor leading this
man before me, the latter stood in the
open doorway, and raising his glass to
his eye inquired of the conductor:
(Which is the lady?'
1.-THE little one in the blue dress, with
the red cheeks, monsieur" replied the
conductor; and before l could protest
against this new form of insult, the
young Frenchman had taken off his
hat, and with a profound bow said:
1T would afford me the greatest happi-
ness in the world to be allowed the
honor of paying mademoiselle's fare,"
and turning to the conductor handed
him six sous. With another profound
bow, and broad grin playing over his
face, he was of upstairs. while cries of
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TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

nGSAG -
ROOMS AND foWta elock.
DgGoIlA ......-..--..-fropgaetors
LnoR skLE-or ExeAsase-s sae2ns lets On
house. Asrih sbsas slsl1 Inside cd imi.s Ia
south part - ety.
EAoR sAtsf-k vacant let's sn Pssinnela a. s.
Jsasa tnsiae a. sia lini<s; The nnr>i eeis1in
eicss "a tbs estS
no ENCHAN6E- For 2rm. q good sream
4 house and barn Ia s<sth F~ft " she eits
large IL ana ~ei ieezkeas wella p@s soaas
difference.
no EXCHANGES acres lAna In Barry eoas.
~ - II les from city. ~ acres Improved,
soil. price S-.kn.
no kxGHANsE-Fef sesd reatins eity prep
L erfy. ~ acres nne heuse, barn ane oui-
beech sno hlcKery timber. gssd fences slN
peach. lse apple. pears. pi1Ins and small nuii
irrcs. Price tssso'
E>0R ssLE-s room house on Terrace ave.
modern hnisl snd hsnds 10 street car ser
property Price 500.
WANTED-Te sell general store In fast
w Efowfns porslen OF cafyi stock ana ia
.afes ~ nrsI<aSss eohalIion lnseics ~soa.
established TRADE.
WE-Hsse seme rae nursery stock. fruit.
w SHADE and ornamental trees Tor sAie al
one-hsii regular prices. IL yes are thinking oi
on qualify ana price.
EUk sALE-1we Groom houses en- North
Lafayette 81, near hrid&es will SOL both
or onr cheap Il sold within ths neat q DAYS.
LNk cALt-sroom house on Nlasou-st.. -
Il loot front good cellar vel and cisterh;
graded street water AID s-s. Frlee fisoo. eAsy
terms
EOk SAILS room house IN Third ST. stone
L founcations good vel aae cistern " III
sell en- contract. sioe dewa. e~l&nce meathls
payments.
TOR EACHANGE-2i acres two miles from
ssugatuek. l0o peach trees bearing. ~
standard pear trees. 20 cherry - apple -
pllms 30 xoasb~rrles acres oi stfawberrios.
coed house and barn. Price se05h
MoSfY TO LOAN on real And personal prop
IA erty IN sains 10 suit koemss andS. Tower
block.
DEGoLiA BROS
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". II. WIN4NS,
ROOMS s4 fewKg shock-
GRAND Union
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
KMPIofMk>f hy kEAp
MONTY 10 LOAN.

=
Open Evenings fhenes@ ~
HELP wANTED-s5 general girls aad cooks
III 10 nu hrss eiASs piscess middle eRea
sess y ass.s. ~i's 49, ss5s rsusd ss.i ,asss,sss s,
bos about D. 10 NoFs fArta Alsn stth team
fer harm seFk cabinet mSkers- and 1
Lspk eAf,E-lssxiz5. sooa lsroom hause. eaF-
Il 1euth aud Turner. sSssQi roen ios three
n0re ha1sks
slsa werth Of valuable property in center Of
city, rents fog So pSr month.
siao new 1-Faom house. eerner eeeend ave
ana CeHtsr-st-. north end great hafxsan
New modern leroom house. $40 tAsl bfiase-
sssa sar l2-room new house. So EAst Brlage
a. Viii trade 70. eiseaprT tlsee.
sls0J. 10 room mouse ga Get ave
tctp. niee b 0ase. cot lot 40 teetef-sf.
&i<s good room house on feniE-ast-
sio0a s-roam bause. Sinclair 81
si7,o. easy payments. : room house. eeribnef-
soc. nloe uew hOrss 50 lerraee4ve
see, large lot. s-r0sm house. = ioniA-d.
szzfa. new house, lsrse iet. ienth-ase-
$50 iair house. large iot. tTescsatAse-
sSoD nea room house. tasssf
~ Henry ct. modern hsUsv. sSAn.
sSStu fsr lsrsom modern ho,.sr. sewer ana
bath. ~eeoad ave. nice ieeaifen-
~ acre farm. Ia 1rattsn t9"usnlp. ~ bar
gain; hne buildings and fruit siu-eU.
Ia acres finest iarm Ia Alnine township; ele-
CANT buildings; eaehangs iof cheaper farm or
ar,es, -, mites GA, on Bafterworth ave-.
sg500; exchange for city properly
seGo. 20 acres. acres nu'i, - niles from
railroad
sssS. Ii acres. Alpine. house and orchard
s4Jyo for 40 acres good farming land. fair
buildings In Plsinde.a township.
Lot s9x ii2 on :. LAFAYETTE 81 sll5o.
Lot saNiS On Jane st. 500.
Lot OK g. ON Lane-ate.. slpa.
Lot ol1-0 on stocking ST. 5000.
IO1 50Xl rs on James ST.. ste.
Lot llx rs on IenlA-sf.. sil0'.
Lets from 500 10 500 on Howard ST.. shet-
tiers add.
Nice cor. iot on Fifth-av 500.
$3u0 TO LOAN.
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REAL EsTATE-C0UNTRY.

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-2o acres Of Tar d
two miles south Of city limits good build
ings. would sell 10 acres separatiy. Call 2hS
Piain6e.d-aye. o. l.. Lightner. 81
WE HAVE for sale 30 acres on Hall-st.. ne ar
w East st. VIII sell whole or half for 800
per acre. This tract is covered with the very
finest al grove. and would make very nice
plat. Parties having any money To Invest will
DO well 10 look this up. I. J. Lamb Co., -
Lyon-1. ~
L'0R SALE-0r Exchange-A fine farm. Il,
miles from Ionia; I'D acres. 90 acres m
proved good house. new barn. plenty Of water
and hrsi-ciass soil; will exchange tor Grand
Rapids property. /. J. Lamb Co.. 81 Lyon st
~
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Hos. z. A. BCKLi<5 AaE. VDsE-
The People ~. William Pagan, mur-
der FIRST degree ordered that witnesses
Tor respondent. PATRICK ooggias, VII
Lam >iicox ana William Anderson, of
bovine. Mich.s Patrick shanuanan.
Patrick tsiohins. Michael kerwin.
Pair.ck Fitzpatrick. samuel Philips,
James keegan. Theodore Hohcrkorn,
James f. Hood, j. :. Maker, HARRISON
Jordan, Joseph >tOddard, Frank
Reynolds, Mary Reynolds ard Bridget
Phillips be subpoeRaed at the expense OF
the county.
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]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE
Dealer Ia Real Estate. Personal Prop
efty and Loans.

erty ana Loans.
E0R sALE-Houses and lots ana vacant loi.
4 In all par OF the cltSi IL Yen wish 20 boy
for home or az investment call and sec me.
J. N, cioslerhouse. 'i.eae Is. Is Canals 4.
EOR sALE-lhrap. q SOLD m lev Gays, a
good house. Stone foundation. large cellar
large LOT. lawn :odff. IRON iencc house sur
piled with pure spring water price only 81 o..
k'OR SALE-A new SIX room house. oHiy ten
minutes walk froEB sweets note viii
lake so down snd sie Per months price onis
L'OR sALE-or exehsnce-A new two family
Il tenement on East Brldge-st.. VIII sci.
cheap; will take vacant lot or cheap house and
ls' IS part pay. J.N. Jiosterhouse. is CanAi-st.
r. gR sALE-9n monthly payments No. ~
1 Mehesnsless.; VIII sell cheap, loos IL
over II yen Want a. Gail aud see me.
kOR SAlE-os monthly payments ssme A.
Il rent four new houses on the Eunn's sedi-
tion, Two facing l3readway. alse vacant lots on
same additions will sell on long time OF Viii
build yon a anse 70 order csll and see ne
kOk saLk-0n easy terms. No. ~ sc1oner-
st. large new ten room house. all modern
improvements; fugnsce. crate and mantle.
bath. gas etc; . good home cheap. Call and
j Will show IL TO you.
EoR SALOONS small payment down.
balance on long time. cosnplet1 home
with all modern Improvements No 80 Brad
burn-si.. near corner Of Iifth and Madison
x,es.; II you wish good home cheap In tbas
iocst on Il VIII pay YOU 10 look this ~.
TOR SALE a large vacant lot, suitable for
4 houses. family tenement or factory ON
Court-sf., near Shswmut-ave.i VII sell on long
time. and Will advance moasy 10 build Call
and see me, J. ". C!osierhouse.
- ROCEkY stock IN good location for sale or
~ trade. good ixss5ns for selling.
A GOOD draft teaia. wagon, harness Tor sale
"A cheap % exchange.
A GOOD saddle pony. good size. also broken
"A O. driving double OF single; VIII sell cheap
or exchange for good buggy or afaf horse.
RUN one of those lots on my addition on
IL Meaithy-ayc-. before price adyances, best
location Tor nice home for Tie price in the
city. Call aud So plat and get prices.
HAVE several good farms near the city for
IL sale or exchange. houses 10 rent IN al
parts cf the city.
DEMENBEk We loan money in sums TO suit
IL on good real eststc security.
No trouble TO show properly,
J. ". .CLOSTERH0UsF.
IL Canai-st- Phone IS.
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MOVING, PACKING 4 STORAGE

psDCLfFf 4 HoIT-Reiiable nphoiSerers
~ st III >outh Iis slo8-st-. have the largest
vans employ the most competent men and
will give y3a regular rates whether you ask
for them ~ uet by phoRiRg No. sn or esd after
business hours.
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wASTED-T0 EXCHANGE.

L'OR ExCHANGE-Fo the building Of a new
house brand new house and lot. DO not
come unless you are able TO build house
worth s3or. Dr. Ross. once Widdicomb build
Ing ss
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS made on real estate. stocks mort
"a cages and other eoliaterals; large or small
Joseph II. Martin. - Cansl-st. -
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LOCAL MARKETS.

GeArS-Wheat white. &C; red ore; corn. y;
cats 52c; rye. S5c; barley. si00Gl 20 = hundred.
Flour AND FEg0-Lily White. 500; Patent.
SiO r hundred; corn meal. IS . ton; feed.
$500
Mrars-Pork 4Ge5c: beef, 56sGiI; veal. Ga
61&e; muttsn, 76sc lamb. 79sc; chickens. l2lats
1ic. turkeys. l251c; ducks. l0gi2c; geese. log
l2c.
eggs. llc: potatoes. eeGsl.00 y bu; apples,
sio@ si50 bu; beets. 508S5c &. bu; onions.
si.iSai.sa ? bu; beans hand picked. sl.15e12. 20
= bu; honey. l6c8i7c; maple sugar. l0g gl2Lc;
maple syrup. s1cesl.0o 3 gal.
HfpEs ASo TaLLow - Green. 4s5c; part
cured. 4ll@5c, cured hides, &c; calf skins.
green. Steoc calf * ins. cured. 5a.1c; tallow, 8
eotc; pelts. s0S5si.59. dekin skius. l5125c.
wooD-isllnch. dry, sl.75a2.2S {. cord: 2-foot
s251e12.15 15 = cord 4fcot. si00G475 y cord.
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HOS a. g ADslr, % ossE.
Juha A. Goddard =. Dexter %. West
colt, tEesPass ca the case.
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WANTED o. fsuF bssrsfrrs 81 private
" fassas "a sssfh fsfsseEfesf maEe ~ f.
male ssg hersea wsetihs eosfa IA thst sici q
ifs address b. care II Carrier Ne. Is -
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Live stock.

CHICAGO, March -
CArrLE-Market quiet and firm. Quotations
ranged AZ - 40o6 . for choice 70 fancy shipping
Steers; A754c5.35 for good to choice do;
o. -so45O for common 20 fair do; S25xs
s0o for butchers Steers; q. 5J4s.25 for Stock
ers. 1oostt - for Texans; s.. sS83eo for Feed
ers. ~ 5OGs3 % for Cows; sl5O030o for Bulls
and s3 0ofsaOo for Veal Calves
HoGs-Market active and firm. Prices $50
Bc higher Sales ranged - IS 2S3& 10 for
Pigs: - c514 Is for ligh.; o. sO1A 90 for rough
packing, g. s)al4s5 for mixed. and A4504S3
ior heavy packing and shipping lots
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THE MARKETS.
crals. Prosi.ssas. E,s.

CsfcAGo. March "a
wHxAr-Ralsd strors and nisaer. May.
n.cs4 Slo3&
Coax-Actlrs ana weak early. now stronger.
eaSe: July osss1oSAo
OAfs--Unsettled No. O. szf52Sc; May.
sexGsse; July. 5lss8s2c. samples nEmer
Ne s ol1 25@'sc. Nc White. 5z,s dste, No
GsdS5; No Waite. s5S9aSe.
RrE-or-riass small and market steady,
No cash, socs March. soc. and NAy. Sc.
Samples. soss1sTAe for No. z aud sats<c for
Ne
BAKLzY-very qaiet Poor sssssc com
uaon. o4.1soe, fair 10 good os<,7oc. And choice.
sz17sc
MESS Pose~<rradins unusually active end
prices ruled higaer. Prices ranged - eis. ooe
u . for cash; t3- isela - for May. and sis so
s3oo for July.
LARD-MArke; moderately active and prices
hlgnsr Qnotations ranged ~ S.coedo5 for
cash. S7 Oate s21s for May. and sosoxT.l7ss Tor
July.
BurrxR-creamery. soessc; Dairy. ises,c;
Packing stock ksc.
PoULrRY-Livo Chiekens ssS1so per ID
Live Turkeys sGlte per 10; Live Ducks s3ils
Per b; Live Geese, sa0oGS.0o per dox
Ous-Wiseons!n Prime White Sc; Water
Waite s.c. Michigan Prime White. 94c,
Water White. l0fse, Indiana Prime White.
9A.c. Water White, Ice; Headlight, iTs test.
s,.e; Gasoline. 81 deg's isc, 7s deg'.. SC
Nsphtha q deg's. Sc.
LIQCOss-Distilled Spirits ruled rrm at o. II
per gal. for nn1shed goods.
NV YORK March IS
wHEAr-Firm 14sc up and fairly active.
Ma. 81. l0sGLll. June. sioSsS Sl09s. July.
eloo Z 7i51LOs,.; August. sLozNGLo2A: Sep
semoer. sioiS Los; December, eLo3A0
iOis.
CoRS-weak and 10 lower and moderately
active; No. :. 7s17sSsc; steamer mixed, TN
&7sAc.
OArs-Dull and steady Western, sT06Sc.
PRovIsIoSs-Beef fair demand. Extra
mess. s7OoG7.5o; family o. 50Gio5O. Pork.
quiet and easy. new mesa oi30o0l3So; old
meas, Gi.2 23i2o0, extra prime, Sioo3ii5o
Lard. quiet aud steady; steam rendered,
MA
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THE COURTS.

Has. %. :. -. IL.

Pxtsssk G. 0Esly. Margaret 4. Grady
snd Ange A. 1rady IS. Michael I'll.
hGgbes, lsabsllA Grady. Mary Adams
and Jsnss Adams. ehaEceFy; case SUB
nsltted and taken undef adsissnlsnL
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roE ssLE-x -xIsoEIIAkE0us
tsOE sALE-Hals aressiag business for sale.
= lasuirs al u ssssh b.slsisR'si.
Ls0R sALK-A niee arlvlax syear ola mare.
seeaa sad klno, sssc oPea ssissy, s1ss-
Ten AEd harness. or slu t&ke seg worth So
D. ksss. efaee y sedieegb ss4iaiag. =
EoR SALE -eoafeei!onery stock ana "a
infss- 80 eegth bistsisa-st -
WANTED 4 good ilgat Top eusgy Jos G.
W Mckee. i PeAFi-st. paone Sc ~
EoR sALF-or Trade -6osa lnnch ceunier
aud aAfures. together vita small stefs ef
cohis etlehvg3 Aad tooAccoss aell ieesied t3f
ise-iefs ssa bosraeys. sad excellent 10 room
stsAo rrSson ioE scilink. sleEpess- Cal al ~
> Division 81 u
FOR sALE-sirocery stock. located IN live
part % the city rent liable present
owner msAias money other business ss re-
500 i"r selling Apply 90 OesA A. Powell. se
90 To sELLEcK ANDRE. 80 south Dis.-
~ sien-st.. opposite Niaexar block. when
you want 10 buy or sell second iia IA furnitofe
sIo'essne other household .eods- --s-
L'0R sALE-cheap, IS horse power boiler and
engine. nearly new. with furnace. setting.
al. iTstf
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Delivery wagon ana siagle har-
w ness Call Al No ] New h0asemSn
block. -
WANTED-A good delivery horse. Call at
w 2B South Dyisioa-st.. beswesn and o
D. m. -
WANTED-To borrow 5000; good real estate
w security. Apply 4. H.. box 4. this once.
MONEY TO L0AN-I have money "a suns Of
=" $40 aud upwards 10 loan al a Low tate OF
interest on papfoved real estate. sico. A. Cut
ier. attorney at law. o. Wonderiy az. 'stf
WANTED-Party with si.0o 10 Invest In an
W established business. paving better than
ID per cent. Can :. cure position as security al
a salary OF 5000 per month. Address +. B-.
this Office. stI
SELLERS AND TRADERs-spoels;fa 4 Stew
- ems. 100 MonrOe-st-. are the most success
ful traders Tor Dutch and fn.iisl speaking
people @ be found IN this sssctlon. They sell.
rent and trade with all the nationaiities. Lots
to trade for improved properly. los
A CHANCE IN life time for men With capt
"A tai and active mel Without capital 10 Sc
cure "A vtrs pleasant and proftabi business-
No dronts or curiosity seekers need Apply.
Address with > cent stamp. CoLsoIdat Ad-
j,sable shoe Store. - Arcade Bui. ding.
Cleveland. OitD. 3tw
OPIUM. Morphine. Laudanum habits cured
" In > TO weeks; 10 pay In advance; SsN
cured; trial Tree II sent for AT once. send for
circulars. Il. ;. Dispensary Co.. Berrlen
Springs, Mich. l0i
At MRS. DR.. BUTTONS Woman's private
n hospital may be found infants for adop-
tion. Mrs. DIR. Dutton. - North Lane-aye..
West Side. Infants and young children board.
ed and cared for. .Ilti
WANTED-Every young man 10 step in and
w see what We can do with them IN pair
OF pants. suit of clothes or overcoat made 10
order. Noigt. Herpolsheimer 4 Co. Il