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The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29
HANDSOMELY RECOGNIZED.
will Arkansas be in the Matter Of For.
eign Appointments.

Gazette Special:
Washington, April M.-Col. Terry
called on the Secretary of State Satur-
day and had quite lengthy interview
with him regarding the Importance
and justice ofaccording Arkansas pro-
per recognition in the matter of foreign
appointments, and stated to him that
as Texas and Missouri had been full y
recognized in the distribution of these
offices, it was beginning to cause COM
ment by the people of the State at
the apparent neglect of the department
with reference to the Arkansas appli-
cants. He stated, furthermore, that
the people were patient in all things,
but were becoming restless at the de-
lay, and were inquiring, whats the
matter with Arkansas?"
Secretary Gresham stated that Ar
kansas was all right, and would be
taken care OF, and at the proper time
would receive her proper share Of the
patronage at his disp sal.
Col. Terry came away feeling con-
vinced that the State eventually wou d
tie handsomely recognized by the
State Department.
In an Interview with the President
a few days ago, Senator Jones stated
TO him the subs arce of what Mr.. Ter
ry had done at the Department OF
State. The President stated to him
that he was desirous of according to
Arkansas her proper quota ofappoint-
ments, and at an early day he would
give the matter consideration.
COOK FOR COLI EC-ToR.
The two Senators today recommend
ed Robert I. Cook, OF Arkadelphia, to
be Collector of Internal RevenuS for
this State. This appointment has been
predicted heretofore in these dispatch
es. Mr.. Cook is nephew of ex-At-
torney-General Garland, and 1t is un-
derstood that his gallant fight for
Democracy in the last campaign
against the combined strength of the
Populists and Republicans of his coun-
ty had a great deal to do with his
recommendation, besides he is said to
be thoroughly eonversant with the
duties of the office as he had a suhor-
iinaie position under Col ector Simms
during Cleselands previous admins
tratien.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29
VAN BuRES. ARK.

Near Gainesville, Tex, ~ acyclone de-
.siroyed several tewns and many
houses. Several lives We're lost.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she became Misa, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29
WARNING ORDER

Lillian NJ Mallory. Plaintiff. IN CRAWFORD
VS. , CIRCUIT COURT,
Ralph C. Mallory, Defendant
The defendant Ralph g Mallory is warned to
appear in this Court within thirty days, and an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff Lillian NJ Nal
lory. April q. 1898. II s. LEVERS. Clerk
BY W.P. SADLER d. c.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29
OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS.

They also recommended appoint
ments for the following land offices
.Camden, Receiver, Dave Dixon, of
COLUMBIA County. Register, Jessie A.
Ross, of Union County.
Little Rock, Receiver. Ben Crowley,
of parageuid. Greene County. Regis-
iss ions ). beavers, OF Saline County.
Mr.. Terry has recommended a. w.
Thompson to he postmaster at Fletch-
er, Pulaski County.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29

Don't fail to take a look at that
handsome line of Portieurs at SOUTH
MAYD, MILLER DRY GOODS Co.
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29
Notice.

Notice.
The executive committee Of Of the Crawford
County Sunday School Association is hereby
called to meet in the Methodist Church at Van
Buren, at O'Clock p. m Saturday. May 6, 1898
All Sunday School workers are requested to be
present A. !. SMITH. President
The Van Buren press., 1893-04-29

~ Il - NJ csri.sIan xhe vlnl. 8 a.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
Violation of Contract.

Rock Islands outgoing council and
mayor signaliZc their deccase by Il
deliberate violation of a contract
with the Rock Island Moline base ball
club. When the grounds used by
the club were fenced it was proposed
that the club leave a street fifteen to
twenty feet wide on the west of the
ground for which favor the city
would allow them to fence iii thirty
feet on the east. BY this arrange
ment walk of two blocks could be
saved to the children who should at
tend the Seventh ward school At
the last meeting of the council Il res
olution was passed directing the
mayor to have the fence that the
club had erected torn down and the
street opened to its full width. The
action was sprung suddenly when no
member of the club was present. to
insist on its rights, and nOtwith-
standing the protests of the club and
the pleas for a delay till its side of
the question could be presented to
the council. the mayor put men at
work in the rain the latter part of
last week and tore down the fence.
The mayor would have done better
to make haste more slowly and left
the matter for his successor in power
and the incoming council to settle
Moline Dispatch.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
Obit uary,

Marie Frances. the infant daughter
of Joseph Schroeder and wife, died
at her parents home. 225 Twentieth
street. at o'clock last night of bron-
chitis. aged 1 months and Il days.
The funeral occurs from the bereaved
home at > o'clock tomorrow after
noon
The remains of the Mrs. Edward
Burrill arrived from Marion. Ind.
over the c. r. l. n p, at 3 o'clock
this morning. They were taken in
charge by Undertaken Wheelan and
conveyed to the home of Joseph
Grotegut, $40 Fifteenth street, from
which place the funeral will occur at
9 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
KNOWLEDGE
u .omfnrt and imprOvement and

nc comfort and improvement ana
PIN :, personal enjoyment when
t2a ,l,. rs,l The many, who live bet
Ts. .s:, others and enjoy life more, with
iaf NV, o-.v,-7ord.-ure, by more promptly
r. 1,. frl the worlds best products to
al-Pn-s7s of physical being, will attest
ilg L L-lr, 10 health of the pure liquid
jt le ,:.. principles embraced in the
.-.s al syrup of Figs.
R I. ,.vr.ilaucc Is due to its presenting
y! y. form most acceptable and pleas
u !. '+ =, the taste, the refreshing and truly
:sl.ss'fr.aI properties of perfect lax
pm ..ro. clfettually cleansing the system,
5s..reIrinr colds, headaches and fevers
u u-3 'r,ermancntly curing constipation.
y 1.'I bs! given satisfaction to millions and
:, ~ with the approval of the medical
I me- because it acts on the Kid
E E.r, Liver and Bowels without weak
a y, them and it is perfectly free from
~ 80 Objectionable substance.
Scrur of Figs is for sale by all drug
r;.t. in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
sfscrurad hv the California Fig Syrup
r. 1-' orIy. whose name is printed on every
nscLare. also the name, Syrup of Figs,
iird heiur well informed, You will not
oo,ep, any substitute If offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02

spectful hearing in advance if they
have any suggestions to make. 1t is
not expected that any further caucus
is to be held; in fact, Mr.. Medill SO
expressed himself today. THE ARGUS
does not see any reason for anticipa-
ton of anything on the mayors part
of receding from his course already
declared as regards appointments,
and those who entertain such eXpec-
tions will be disappointed. There is
no reason why he should make any
concessions to the republican alder
men in the matter of appointments
indeed. if he were disposed to respect
the wishes of republicans, it should
be those who supported his candi-
dacv.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
River Riplets.

The stage of water al Rock Island
bridge at noon today was HOO and
the temperature was 80.
The Daisy and Volunteer came
down with l6 strings of logs each.
and the Musser and Pilot with eight
strings each. The Satellite, Saturn
and Verne Swain also came down,
and the Pilot, Verne Swain. Nolun-
teer and b. Hershey passed up.
The F. c. a. Denkmann. f. Rut-
ledge, B. Hershey and Irene d. each
came down with eight strings of logs
Yesterday. The Verne Swain and A.
j. Whitney also came down and the
c. w. Cowles, +. Rutledge. +. c. A.
Denkmann. Inverness. Irene ID. and
Verne Swain passed up.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02

The grand jury is down at work
and will probably be occupied sew
eral days. The following is the list
of jurors: William kerns. Moline,
foreman. John Burton, Canoe Greek:
W. H. Zeigler. Coe; l.. :. Pearsoll,
Port Byron: John l.. Noah. Yuma;
Peter McCarl. Hampton: Zach
Einfeldt South Moline: Tim
othy Gilmore. T. i. Johnson.
Moline: George NJ. Loosely. Charles
Mott. W. W. EggleSeon, Rock Isl
and; George Richmond. South Rock
Island: Maxwell Lyons. Coal Valley;
F. W. Wilson. Rural: James Hutch
inson. Bowling; James d. Kane. An
dalusia: Henry Zieglcr, Buffalo Prai-
rie; Frank Reynolds, Drury: Il. +.
Fountain, Edgington.
Yesterday afternoon in the circuit
court was spent in arguing motions
nothing Of any Importance being
done. Other motions are being ar
gued today. The Davenport case
will probably be taken up tomorrow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02

On being presented by the retiring
mayor, the mayor-elect was rendered
an ovation and in assuming the pre-
siding officers chair, Mr.. Medill de-
livered the following inaugural ad-
dress:
Gentlemen of the City Council
can scarce express the feeling that
affects me upon this occasion in as
Stunning the duties of the chief execu-
tive of this city. Little did / think
when boy in walking into Rock ISL
and over the old Camden road that
events would be so shaped that
should occupy such position as this.
1t is an honor unexpected and 1
take this occasion to return to the
people who have so generously as
sisted me, my grateful acknowledge
ment of their kindness.
/ trust they will have no occasion
to regret their action or to feel that
have violated the confidence they
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02

have received large assort-
ment of Haviland. China cups
and saucers, tastefully decorated,
useful at any time, and particu-
larly desirable as single gifts be-
cause each one, across the out
side, is lettered in a pretty gold
scrip, souvenir, Rock Island"
Price Coo each.
Being of the very best China,
an ornament in themselves. / eX-
pect a rapid sale.
G.. NJ. LOOsLES-
China, Glass and Lamps.
1909 Second Avenue
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
Notice to Water consumers.

The semi-annual water rents are
now due, and payable at the office of
the city clerk. If not paid by the
31st inst, the water will be turned
off. in accordance with the ordinance.
A. ID. HUEsING. City Clerk.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
Geo. F. Roth. K. A, Donaldson.
Roth & DOnaldSOn'S
Real Estate
LAND EXCHANGE.

II you contemplate buying, selling
or exchanging residence or business
proPerty,lit will positively pay you
to call on us, as we constantly have
= large list of desirable property on
our books to select from and we can
supply your wants promptly. We
also have number of choice lots in
al parts of the city and will under
take to build number of houses for
our customers on terms very greatly
70 their advantage.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-02
\ BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.

\ BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
We have Is lots in College Heights
addition, one-half block from Elec-
"lc Street Railway which we will
SELL II taken AT ONCE, at from $500
" fi30 each-they will go fast-so
'~oTace the present opportunity or
You VIII be too late.
List Your Property with Us
and " will ind VOC a buyer.
Office Masonic Temple Block.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01
Minnesotas Legislator.
Mdndage1o.

SENATEN. Eft valdigt hugg malta
de senator Wood mot jernvagsbolagen
j form af ett lagf0rslag, som har till
syfte att ratta fordom begangna miss
bruk r0rande utdelning af land grants.
F0rslaget i fraga stadgar nemligen, att
jernvagsbolagen efter f0rloppet af tven-
ne ar icke skola ia mera land an det,
som erfordras for jernvagstrafiken up
pehallande. ALT 6fverf6digt land,
ware sig det erhallits form af bevill-
ming eller pa annat satt, skall 0fverga i
statens ego. - Senator Keller askade
ett anslag pa s43, 900 for normalskolan i
st. Cloud.
REPRESENTATIVE Ehuru ses-
sionen ej rackte mer AN en- och en- half
timme, sa in1emnades dock ett vackert
antal lagf6rslag. vi namna f0ljande:
Mr.. Holmberg, ON skydd for arbetaren
gent emot bedragliga arbetsbyraer; mr..
Wallblom, ON f6rmyndares skyldighe-
ter vid f0rvaltning af anf6rtrodda me-
del SAINT ditto ett r0rande skyddandetaf af
privat egendom vid p6belupplopp; mr..
Bleecker, ON bestammandet af l0nen
till h0gst $4,000 for lane och bygg-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; mr.. Fleming,
askande $4,000 for broar Grow Wing
county och mr.. Skinner likaledes sscnut,O o.
for broar j Brown county,
essdagsn
sENATEN. En- langre debatt ,tspann
Big ON den f6reslagna investigeringen
rorande kolbolagens utpressningar.
somliga ansago nemligen, att en- liten
och Ell ALT f0r kostbar understanding
borde foretagas, under det att andra
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01
D A KO 7 A.

Olyckshandelse. Gustaf Ander-
son, en- ung man, som arbetade Mil
waukee-banansm maskinverkstad Aber-
deem, S. Da., fick onsdags hufvudet
krossadt af EFT lokomotiv och afled ONE
delbart derpa.
Ramlad bank. Utredningsmannen
i George R. Scongal & Comp. Bank
Yankton har efter slutad understanding
funnit ut att skulderna uppga till $127,.
0Oo och tillgangarne till $1,000. Kre-
ditorerna fl cirka Is procent utdel-
ming.
Arresterade blefvo harom dagen
Samuel Boldner och John Abrahamsen
/ Webster, N. OAK, pa anl1lagelse att
ha stulit ett par hastar jemte akdon.
Abrahamson ar blott II ar gammal.
Hans f0raldrar tiro bosatta Minneapo-
lis, och man hyser der stort deltagande
med honom, emcdan han blef f6rledd
till brottet af Boldner.
Afilden 'storpolitiker. Col. Jona-
than Kimball Vermillion, S. d., af-
led onsdags af blodf0rgiftning i en- al
der af &C ar. I'm ler borgarkriget item
te han ett Illinois regemente. Han
var en- af de NEST framstaende politici
staten, var modem af statens konstitu-
t1onela konvention och var vid sin dod
medlem af stations demokratiska CEN
tralkomite.
s. Dakotas 1egislatur ar ifrig
verksamhet. Fora veckan behandla-
des flera sp0rsmal, af hvilka ett och an
nat var af speciel vigt. Sd vdcktes
f6rslag ON att upphiifva den lag, som
forbjuder kommercela agenturer att
CORA affarer staten. 1 representant-
huset v;icktes ett f0rslag, som bestam-
mer, att ON jernvagsbolagen neka att
inom 60 dagar betala for d0dade krea-
tur eller forst6rd egendom, SON f8ror-
sakats genom vardsl0shet, skola de va
ia f6rpligtade att betala dubbla vRrdet.
Eft liknande f6rslag vacktes Senator,
men nedrOstades. F0rslag vAcktes att
lata en- komit6 f6retaga en- inspektions-
rosa till neutrality-suspicious., hvilket
dock nekades Eft lagf0rslag antogs,
som gar ut pa att upphufva den lag,
som bestammer, att skatt | ito ar skall
gifva eganderatt till fastighetsegen-
dom. Fragan ON bevillning till verlds-
utstillningcn torde smart nog blifva af-
gjord. Allmiinna meningen synes vara
att on bevillning af $50, 900 till den all
mtnna utstallningen och $4,000 till
fruntimmersafdelningen bUr utan sva-
righet kunna antagas Of begge Husen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01

Den senare delen af slit lif, isynner-
het de 12 sista aren, egnade han sig
mera. lugnt men pa ett kraftigt och
epokg6rande satt at nationens angela-
genheter och ingrep sa kraftigt att
hans namn star som ett monster histo-
rien. Hair framtradde nu den store
statsmannen, ty ifran att f0rut hafva
varit on af slit parts ledare, blef han,
genom sina djupa insigter, och de stor-
artade handlingar som deraf vorouen
f6ljd, en- man, till hvilken hela natio-
nen sag upp med v6rdnad och beun-
dram. Under den It'd han omhander-
hade ntrikes arendena blef icke ringa
man Amerikas anseende hoidt och re-
spekteradt sd som det f6rut Ell yarit,
och honom ser nu veplden den st6rste
amerikanen pa sin It'd.
Han uppnadde de hogsta vardigheter
som lkunna tillkomma en- medborgare i
ett fritt land, dock ej presidentvardig-
heten, ty i striden och omsorgen for
det allmanna gick han miste ON den
samma; men det oaktadt vardt han sig
lik. Hold 0fver smasinnet och ober6rd
af politiska motgangar undandrog han
81 sina tjenster at landet, utan erbj6d
dem pa andra och kanske mera magt-
paliggande omraden narhelst de voro
af behofvet pakallade.
Under en- bel generation har han va
rit hedrad och beundrad, hemma saval
som borta, SAINT pa ett sa arorikt satt
fylt ett langt kapitel var historic, pa
hvars blad hans. dad for alltid blifvit
inristade.
Mr.. Blaine gick ur tiden som en- stor
man. Fastan IA publika man haft sa
manga beundrare och vanner som
Blaine, ma det ihagkommas att han af-
ven hade ovanner, en- SAX, som f6ljd
af den politiska stallning han intog Ell
rimligtvis kunde undvikas.
Taflan andras emellertid, nu d& tim
glasets sista sandkorn runnit ut, da
lifsfunktionerna slutat verksamheten i
hans stofthydda och dymedelst satt en-
griins for vidare stordad, f6rena sig VAN
ooh ovan gemensamma uttryck af sorg
och saknad 6fyer den hadangangne sto-
re statsmannen ooh patrioten. Frid
Diver hans mime!
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01
WISCO N SIN.

Glastrust. Enligt ingaende under.
riittelso fran Milwaukee hafva fUnster-
glashandlande sammanslutit sig till en-
trust.
Fran La Crosse meddelas att
vinterkolera sk6rdat 81 offer och farso-
ten trotsar ALA f0rs6k & lakarnes sida
att hamma densamma.
Godt tillok. Statskassan har da-
garne fatt EFT tillOk pa $3.50, 900, hvilken
summa inbetalts af f. d. statskassUr
Harshaw. II. hade nimligen under
sin tjonstctid slagit under sig 1929, 600
form af intresse q allmanna medel, ooh
var detta en- afbetalning hara.
Qvarnegarne i statens nordligaste
del vorO under fora veckan samade
till ett mote Oshkosh och for bildan-
det Of en- f1rening. Ingen permanent
organisation kom vid delta tillfillle I'LL
stand, mon den allmanna meningen
syntes vara favor af en- nHrmare sam
manslutning.
Eldsv8da. F0rliden onsdag upp-
stod eldsvada en- af Riyer Falls mObel-
butiker med den fold att elden spred
sig till A. w. Lunds stora vagniabrik,
8dcliiggande nastan helt och hAllet ST
val byggnader som lager. Lunds for
lust anslas till $40, ,0O0 hvara blott fans
So, 600 assurans.
Fran Eau Claire skrifves: Eau
Claire Pearl Button Company's fabrik
har Install slit arbote, men den Hldre
fabriken af samma Stag, hvilken eges
af Badger Pearl Button company, DR.
fortfarande / verksamhet SAINT roma dc
of denna fabrik tillverkade perlemo-
knapparne stark efterfragan.
Segrade efter en- hard strid. Of
verste John l.. Mitchell, demokrat,
blef den 33:dje omr0stningen valid till
senator f0rliden torsdag. Mitchell er-
h6ll nAmligen 46 r6ster Bragg 80 och
Knight l. NJ f0ddes 1912 Milwaukee,
hvarest han annu ar bosatt. Han del
tog borgarkriget SAINT har innehaft
flere f6rtroendeuppdrag. Genom ut
gangen af detta val har Wisconsin fGr
f0rsta gangen tvenne demokratisAa Sc
natorer.
En- krogares verk. Eft blodigt
upptrade egde harom, dagen rum
Eagle River En- girig kr6gare hade
namligen strid med lagen salt starka
drycker till nagra Chippewa indianer
och hade dessa under rusets infytande
m0rdat trenne indianer af en- AMMAN
STAN mot hvilka de hyste groll. Kr5-
garen hydde till Michigan for att und-
ga lagens arm. Kr0garen fraga ar
uppenbarligen den som inarmaste hand
bar ansvaret for blodsdadet
West superior-nyheter: Advo-
katen J. A. Dahl, till borden svensk,
har hitAyttat fran Minneapolis.
Tower Hotel 0delades fredagsq Will af
eldsvada. Eden spred sig sd hastigt
att brandkarens f6rs6k att HANNA dot
f0rhArjande elementets framfart voro
fruktl6sa. Nagra smarre olyokshan-
delser timade visserligen under slack-
ningsarbetet, men lyckligtvis spildss
intet menniskolif. Egendomsf6rlusten
torde uppga till $4,000, hyaraf $40 be-.
tHckes genom assurans.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01

motion ON rantefotens bestammande
till procent. Senaten ajournerade
till mandag e. m: XII. 3 ......
REPRESENTATIVES, Senator Don
nellys memorial till kongressen r0ran-
de konfiskeringen af kolbaronernas
gruffalt vann ej bifall hos herrar repre-
sentanter, utan blef det f6rkastadt =
Mr.. Tyler askade $4,000 statsanslag
for uppforandet. af en- normalskola i
Tracy. Mr.. Young vackte motion
ON att Hasting & Dakota jernvagsbola-
gets landgrant atergar statens ego,
emedan bolaget fraga ej fullgjort sina
skyldigheter. - Koerner askade So, 500
for en- bro 6fver Crowf1oden vid Forest
City.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01
James c., Blaine.

Dodslistan har ytterligare 6kats med
ett ryktbart MANN. James G. Blaine
ar Ell mer. Vid underrattelsen af den-
ma sorgepost vAndes tanken ovilkorligt
till denne man, som var ett allmant
f0rem$l for beundran.
Under en- It'd af tire hela decemniner
stod han framsta ledet af landets, for
att ei saga verldens, storman, och ia
aro de, hvars verk ut0fvat st0rre infly-
tande pa nationen an resultatet af
Blaines 30-ariga verksamhet i det Of
fentliga lifvet. Som medlem af kon-
gressen och som f6rbundssenator gjor-
de han sig bemarkt som en- skicklig de-
batt0r och klarsynt lagstiftare. Den
ma f0rsta period hans offentliga lif
kan liknas vid ett slagfdlt, der han steg
for steg ooh med en- kraft och en- vilja
som ej syntes svika, kampade sin bana
fran mot rykte och ara.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-02-01

FTeGdgen.
sENATEN. Fragan ON 5kadt anslag
for statens deltagande | verldsutstall-
ningen gaf anledning till en- skarp ord
vexling, Donnelly bogagEade tillfallet
att utmala en- kollega, senator Keller,
sasom en- akta oxe med horn och tillbe-
h6r. Senator Keller vackte f0rslag
ON f6rbud mot tf6rsaljningen af f6rfal-
skadt katie Senator Dean vackte
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AT BARGAINS Restaurants, bskerirs, con
fectioneries, Cigar stores, hotels, lunch bakeries
stationery. groceries, markets
MITCHELL, +s Church st.
ASTONISHING BARGAINS IN i'quor store. best
In New York. BROOKLYN and Jersey Iity,
MlrtHELL, ~ Church st.
A QUICK LCNCH.ROod; central losation
$500 look This up. Ahargsin.
MCDONALD WlOniSS. 40 Nassau st.
A PINE CORNER SALOON. downtown, cheap,
great bargain II sold at once.
MCDONALD WIGGlSS, l40 Nasssust.
A ROADHoUSF, nearby; splendid paying, all
year business. price reasonable terms easy.
JONES. - Chambers st.
A CHARMING LIQUOR SrORE, west SIDE, max
ing good living and som sthinE besides; $500.
JONES, - Chambers st.
A PINE CORNER LIQUOR STORE. west side;
leAse Ave years, with renewal; $3.50 cash all
Nv" WILLIAMSON. 50 Libs-t, e.