The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • Page 8

t' 1- I i I i '9 r- jf i a i I 21 tc o) pr. rcu I ine fee bra JillC asm silk -whi stad fines DAVENPOET DAILY GAZETTE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, THE CITY. A There was a slight rain last evening. Miss Tower is visiting Miss Royce at the Kimball. C.

V. Anderson, Stewart of the Kimball house, left for Chicago last evening. Messrs J. W. McCabe ejid George Liick- son returned from Kansas last Friday, to their home in Rock Inland.

Thw United Presbyterian church is putting in $700 worth of steam improvements and refitting its Sabbath school room, An error occurred in the notice of the jnusicale at Wallace's music store last Friday. The pupils were those of JMrs. Atwillandlnot Mr. "Wallace's. At Lyons the young people have started a new game la cards.

They call it "JHa- quoketa Bottom." It Is said to be ash, ionable in that locality. Biederich Gluesing has taken back to his home iii Moline his Hambletonian horse, which he has had in training in Darenport for seme time. The sheriffs of Council Bluffs and of Adell, of Dallas county, ware in tke city yesterday to convey an inmate of Mercy hospital to the lunatic asylum at Mount Pleasant. Mr. Jos.

Keller, of Paris, France, the -well known art commissionaire and connoisseur is at the Kimball House. He is en route for the Pacific coast for the benefit of his health. The depot at Milan. 111., was broken into Friday evening and robbed of cash ami $36 worth of railroad tickets. The police department were yesterday notified to be on the lookout for the burglars.

The market reports cow published in THE GAZETTE are accurate and reliable. The very latest quotations are obtained of our local markets, and no pains are spared to obtain correct figures. Stick a pin there. JJThe municipal indebtedness of Davenport was $285,063 33 in March last. It has since been reduced by payments to the amount of $14,620, Cedar Rapids witn half of our population, has an in- debtedaess of The lecture of Prof.

McLean Wednesday evening on the "Mounds of Ohio," Trill close in time for those wishing to attend the reception at St. Katharine's Hall to do so, as the reception "will be held for an'honr longer on account of the lecture. The Moline Plow company has published notice of a meeting of the stockholders on Dec. 10 for the purpose of submitting to a vote of tne stockholders a proposition to increase capital stock of the company from j009 to 000. Justice amer performed the marriage ceremony last evening for Julius Keehler and Katrina 'Rank ana "William Doss Ella Rachmann.

Since the judge has filled the office, two years, he has united in marriage four hundred and ninety-five couples. A force of soldiers -to tne number of thirty-nine passed through city yesterday en route to Salt Lake City. They came from 3fow York ami are assigned to duty In the land of the Mormons. A soldier has healthy influence on a Latter Saint The opening sociable of the season of the Yonng People's society of the Broad- Presbyterian church, of Rock Island, was given last Fridayjevenlng at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Cbas. A. Rose. The attendance "was large and the decided Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the county clerk's office to the following parties: Thomas M. Moore to Emma E.

Reap, William H. Voss to Elsabe Anna Ratbma.no, Herman Miller to Mary Stolte, E- C. JLobdell to 3L E. Sawyer, at-d Johannes Knndsen to Annie Janssen. The revival meetings at- the Christian Chmpel are yet in progress and much interest is being manifested in them.

They are ieing conducted by Rer, Ira Williams. To-day at both morning and evening services a quartette composed of four of Darenpon's best siegers -will attend. There -were two new cases of diphtheiia yesterday. Jacob Grove, 45 years of sg at No. West Third street and Bencas 3IcGratb, 14 years of age, at Xo.

1SDO "West Pounh street. Mary W. Willey, 3 years and 3 months, died yesterday of diphtheria st No. 736 West Jlfth eo. C.

Trenton, K. J-; Geo- W- Parlcer, York; C. Murphy, St. Louis; Chas. JL.

St Irfrcas, F- 15. Claris Des T. Jffoylan, Cm- omxala; H. H- W3tte, Columbus; Brooklyn; P.S- GUmore, Ch3- Ocas Eue, SL Louis, are at lie house. The stage of the vrster at the 2 ycftevHay afternoon oilows: 3 feel a fall of 1 tech; Icrtraqi3, 3 feet 8 Inch PS, stationary; Keolrafc, 4 feet, 4 inches, tioDvry: 3 feetfl inches, stationary; St.

Lrtrals, 10 feet 3 inches, fall of 3 inches, Chas. Kerns left Friday for G-ove county, Kansas. His father wtut there some weelcs s3nce am 3 TWIS so walh the cotmtry tbat She semt for his son to come at OBce. Toisis the locality -fa Jas- Thompson and 35. A.

of this city, purchased a Jarre tract of land abrmt a year ago. Tbe craze is reported to be on tie wane ID La Croe, WJs. In Dav- enport, Rock Island ami Moline, however, callow boys and maWeus, aye even flder- ly dumesure as enthusiastic as when the sport WHS first introducnd. Kink owners always draw well in the tri-cities whenever they have first-class attractions. The county supervisors returned from Valparaiso, yesterday morning, and expressed themselves as highly pleased their visit.

They made a thorough examination of the courthouse there and found it to have heen well and economically built. Many points in its construction impressed them most favorably, as tbe building is convenient for the public and handy for the transaction of business. The following transfers were filed for record yesterday: F. Bemis and wife ta Jas. F.

Phetos, north 75 feet of lots and 7 in block 3 in A. C. Fulton's addition to Davenpo.it, Robert Carleton and wife to G. P. Coggeshall, west lots 7, 8, i) and 10 block 33 in original town of 1,6 Claire, 1883, SoOO; G.

Coggeshall ana wife J3. W. Nichols, same property as above, S400; Laura D. Raft, widow, to Hans Wulf, lot 8, 4 in second addition to D.ivenport. A fire occurred yesterday afternoon in the residence of J.

T. Torbert, 331 Locust street. It appears that some of the children gained possession of some matches and retired to a bedroom, where they commenced to amuse themselves with lighting corn husks extracted from the mattress. flame was speedily kindled, and but fur the prompt arrival of the fire department, the building would have been consumed. The damage was confined to the room and the loss is The entertainment to be given next Tuesday evening at the Coiagregatioiial church by the Madame Fry Concert company, promises to draw a lare audience.

The company is very highly spoken of and furnishes some excellent music. They give a programme ot decided merit and in their selections show that they can sing vocaJ selections ranging in style from a motto song to 'Gounod's "Ave Maria;" and pUy selections for a small orchestra, for a string quartette, for a horn quartette; as well as flute and violin solos. After the street cars were run into the barns last evening, some burglars entered the and, breaking through the cash bozes, emptied the contents. The boxes were cleared by the cashier of the company at 7 o'- lock and consequently they failed to make as rich a haul as they expected. The cars were run late into the'night to accommodate the theatre goers, aud the burglars no doubt hoped to gather in a snug little pile.

They secured, however, only about $3 from the eight boxes taey broke open. The parties have not as yet been arrested. The school census of the six largest cities in the state shows tuat Davenport in proportion to her population ranks high in the matter of school attendance. Des Moines, which has 8,631 more inhabitants than Davenport, has in her schools 5,266 males and 5,929 while our city has 4,070 males and 4,309 females. Dubuque, wLich has 2,500 more inhabitants, has only a school attendance of 4,494 males and 4.920 Burlington has altogether 342 school children more in attendance than in this city.

The weekly meeting of the Irish National league will be held this evening in their ball, corner of Fourth and Brady. An excellent programme has been arranged for the occasion as follows: Resume, John L. Miles; vocal music, Miss Grace Barlow; declamation, John Hunt; essay, Oliver Goldsmith, by Miss Lizzie Hagarty: recitation, Harry Toner; s'lo, Miss Ella Motie and James Lindley. A debate by the students of St. Ambrose "seminary will conclude the exercises.

A pleasaut evening is promised. The Des Moines News says that "it is probable tbat Des Moines will soon have a governor's mansion. A gentleman who is well informed in ths matter stated that W. A. Scott in donating tbe Governor's Square to tbe state of Iowa, provided that the state should use the ground for a governor's residence, aad tbat the erection of the building on tne grounds should be commenced a given time, which expires in 1SSO.

If tbe -work is -not commenced soon, the state looses the valuable ground. It is stated on good authority tbat tbe coming legislature will take steps toward Uie erection of ths mansion, as soon as possible in the The twelfth annual meeting of tbe Iowa Stock association -will be held Wednesday, Dec. 2, commencing at ck at "WJaveriTi and wall close Friday morning. The prospects for a large an3 meefing were never encouraging as for this rear. All rall- wHJ grant JJH A large number oT prominent been invited bf present and help to U34ke the meeting profitably.

Tibe Colmao, roited States com- of atgr3cu3 teiT'e, tlm he is iy interested of ow -domestic animals, and try to attend the meet-ing at the same place 3)ac. 1--the day proceeding tbe Stock Breeders" jibe wjuriro of grocers, was upset last evening AttlSe corner of Frn-am and Xinth streets. It was loaded with groceries to be delivered to the patrons of the firm, and while stop- at ibe point unmeet the horses som-e- iow bached to tbe s-icteof an embankment and in a moment the wagonwas completely turned over, throwing the driver out scattering tbe gioceries an a confused mass. The street fomerHy of alley but recent3y the city ge redactions 5tt lares. tilling it so us to bring it up to grade.

The uneveness of tho earth load to the back- Ing of the the way the packages were broken oppn and acattereed was astonishing. If any one of the customers of -he firm wonder why their orders were not promptly filled last evening, they may now rest easy in a knowledge of the facts. The driver was only slightly injured being cut about the lip. A couple of Italians attracted some tention on the streets yesterday with a couple of hears. They put the animals through a few feats and then passed the hat around for stray nickels.

They have been making Rock Island their head- 4 quarters for some time and came over to Davenport early in the "morning" on the ferry. Kot having made a financial success of their venture In this city, they started to return to Rock Island over the bridge. They got along nicely until they reached the Arsenal -guard house, when they were stopped and ordered to return. They declined to go back, and finally the guards were obliged to show their revolvers, when the sons of sunay Italy hastily retraced their steps. Only the bridge on the 'other side were, to be crossed, but they could not very well defy the United States authorities.

They finally reached' their destination via the ferry. The Northwestern Traffic Association and the Central Iowa Association have given notice that by rule eight of the joint western classification It -is intended that general merchandise or freight handled through the house may take car load rates on the excess weight over the single car load, provided the shipment is made the same day from one consignor to one consignee and does not load the car to its full capacity. Tne "part-lot" principle may be extended to cover ether car load freight except as to agricultural implements or agricultural machinery of any kind and the following; Bark (tanners'), bees in hives, beer (lager) in wood, blinds, doors, sash, door and window frames, and other inside finishing lumber, boats, boilers, bar stuff, bridge builders' outfit, cars (narrow gage, box or flat), charcoal in contractors' outfit, grain, TM outfit, houses (portable), ice, lime in bulk, live stock, lumber, salt, onions in bulk, ores, peat, posts, fence (wooden), potatoes In bulk, roofers' material and implements in mixed C. salt IE bulk, sand in bulk, sod in bulk, stone, telegraph, poles, carts (mining, dump or hand), vehicles (buggies, carriages, sleighs, wagons), and wood fuel. "I have not had any ache or pain in tbe rheumatic line since using your medicine Atblophoros, two years ago.

Ifc "has made a thorough cure in my case." is the written testimony of Mrs. Ella Smith, 61 iiforth Foster street, Sprinefield, O. I am willing, to match Little Tot against any lady skatsrof her aje la America, for grace and number of movements and against any lady skater in the world or old) in a quarter-mile race, for fmm ftlOO to $300 a side. To prove to tbe public ene is all I claim, I trill offer $10.00 in sold wherever we appear to the ladjr her in a quarter-mile race, or the came amount to the gentleman who can beat her one lap at the same distance. IteepectfnHy, TT.

IX AJXENT. The above has been received here, and the ofier will be accepted by Mr. Gamble, who says that it will be hard to heat the little girl one lap while she skates five, but that if he is in the city he will try for the sake of the g-ild piece. The combination will be here Thanksgiving day and the race will probahly take place in the evening. ------Gents call and see our Challenge $3.00 calf dress shoa.

At the Famous Shoe Store, 137 West Second st, OUR RAMBLER. You need not bring your kids to the opera -house Monday night, as there will be a pair there that will convulse yon. Return of the favorites, Westbrook and Hacker, the acrobatic bicvclists, and Wednesda3- evenings, 2vov. 24th and 25th. 3Ir.

H. F. Peterssn the popular dry goods merchant, stepped into tbe 3Ier- chants' Tea store last night on his wsy to supper and 3archasdd a can of tea, on opening it he found a beautiful diamond stud set in solid cold. An Astonishing Practice. Only about months ago Dr.

the renowned physician fr London, Kngland, came to Davenport and located Brady street. The success "which has his efforts since he ms to this city is simply woaderfnl, aid the number treated and cured by him is astonishing. Every person nearly is endowed with some sjecial gift, qoaJSty or calling, and Dr. Nicholls" 1 mission is unmistakably to heal the and sffllcted- He has already a large practice and 5s kept from early m-Tra ffll late at nighL It 3s almost an impossibility to find the doctor disengaged, as there as generally from to a bafcerTs for their torn for an treats successfully all cbrooi-c diseases as wll as those jwcuJiar to Tvouien, and w3H ocft a case can -effect a cure. con- Ladies' A large and attractive line stands and baskets at prices.

FORWARD A Co. i 1 day, gold wfltches, diamond? and money to-morrow at the Merchants 1 401 Brady street- The acrobatic feats of Westfcrook and Hooker on the bicycle are simply wonderful. Banner Kink Tuesday and Wednesday Nov. 34th and S5tn. Call and se on and $2 75 fins fcSd button at fhe Ftiacms Store, 527 West Second JII0 Confab With a Mew Yorker.

"I have heard a good deal about your prohibition laws in Iowa," remarked a gentleman yesterday to Our Rambler, "and I naturally expected on setting my foot oa Iowa soil to find most vigorous enforcement of them. In New York you can secure a thirst-quenching draught of beer or a cocktail cyclone at all hours, day or night, at sweet pleasure, and at that distance from your state, I had formed an idea that all your saloons and rum holes were as hermetically closed as an Ice refrigerator. I liad even pictured out to my mind's satisfaction a close espionage upon the conduct of men supposed to be bibulouely inclined and a searching investigation into the baggage a man inigkt carry into your state, and I as certainly looked for a state constabulary to meet me the moment I'crossed over the river and landed on your shores as if I had just landed from a tour in Europe at the New York custom house. I anticipated not onlv a thorough, overhauling of my grip sack, as that was all of my baggage at this time, but an inspection of the contents of my pockets and every nook and corner in the clothes upon my back for a furtive buttle of whisky or some other decoction of rye. I set foot upon your levee, looked about for some uniformed official to through me," as sports would say, but I looked and -waited in vain; not an official in sight.

1 was in dtmbt as to whether I ought to take a mean advantage of an official, who I thought might possibly have overslept himself on account of sampling, the night previous, the many private bottles he may have succeeded in confiscating on behalf of tie state the day before, and at once hie myself to the hotel, but after duly arguing the matter thoroughly; with myself, I came to the conclusion thnt inasmuch as my grip sack was devoid of any bottle and I aad none concealed about my person, started conscious that I was violating no legal or moral. After breakfast I sauntered out, but at every step took, suspicion crept over me, took hold of my inner consciousness and finally resolved itself into a conviction that I was liable to arrest at any moment. Great.Cxsar, suppose, I said, I should be pouaced down upon at any moment in a crowed portion of the city or snatched from the midst of a social circle of friends by a minion of the law, who may have learned that a sole passenger straggled over from Rock Island to Davenport in the grey dawn of the morning, and stealthily smuggled himself into the city. I fancied, one already scouring the city, and to think that I might, without a moment's notice, be thrust into a felon's dungeon to the scandal of my eastern friends, "was oppressive. I resolved to re- myself at the earliest moment and offer to have my effects submitted for a critical examination.

I passed a place where a familiar sign of Gambrinus, with a foaming glass of beer in his hand, hung by the-side of the door, and I took it for granted that even though prohibition had asserted its sway in the state, here was a man that proposed to allow something to remain as a remi ider to passers-by of olden limes and as aa eye-sore to temperance people. IpasseljUp another street and noticed what I supposed to be at a cursory glance a banking institution. I had more money about me than I desired to carry and I resolved to enter and make a deposit, Mirabzle dlctu! A gent stood behind a bar and he was twirling a cocktail as nimbly and artistically as a Gotham purveyor, for a thirsty mortal in front, who seemed sadly in need of an eye-opener. There was- no effort at concealment. The operation was open and above board.

The uoorwas unlocked, and everybody who dtsired could freely enter. I concluded to aid and this open-handed violation of the law simply to test the reality of th an i accordingly ordered a HE WILL ACCEPT. Bcv. K. JL HUM Iecilcd to Be- the I'awtor of tuo Firm; ttnpUat ClittrcJi City.

A week yesterday the Baptist church of this citj decided to extend a call to liev. F. L. Wilkins, of Auburn, K. Y.

Since thoii the congregation bave been in doubt as to whether he would accept, but all Joubis may now be set aside according to the Auburn Diily Advertiser, which has just reached this office and contains the' following. "it is already known to the readers of the Advertiser that Rev. F. Wilkins, the. efficient pastor of the Second Baptist" church, of has lately received a vpry Haltering call to the pastorate of the First Baptist church of Davenport, Iowa.

Davenport is the largest of the famous Cities 1 clustered about Hock Island on the Mississippi, which, with the Immense government arsenals established there, constitutes one of the greatest railway and business centers between St. Louis and St Paul. The call came altogether unsolicited and owing to toe importance of hi-- work In this city seemed quite diillcult to entertain. A visit to Davenport, however, revealed such greatly incrnased opportunities for usefulness--a church of four hundred members, of large financial resources ami commanding social influence, both in tbe city and in the state--that, together -with the remarkable unanimity with, which the call was given, has made its acceptance seem a duty. At the reeular church prayer meeting last evening, therefore, the pastor laid his decision before his people, which, though heard with at his earnest request was unanimously approved.

Mr. AVilkins is the second of tne four young ministers called to this city in 1879 to leave his pulpit for a larger field, and in this order of promotion, certainly no one has more justly won advancement. Mr. "Wilkins found the church in this citv i tf with but forty-four members. He leaves it with two hundred and thirty-five.

In the meantime, a house of worship has been built, one of the most flourishing Sunday schools of the city developed, and a church trained in every department tw practical efficiency. We understand Mr. Wilkfns will remain in the city until the large church organ lately ordered by the church, and with which purchase he is concerned, is opened, which will occur in a few weeks, when he will depart for his new field at Davenport, opening his services there the last in November. The best wishes of his congregation and of many friends outside the church will go with him to his western charge." The popular Idea has been that the world contains seven wonders, but the eighth made his appearance at tbe Capitol. It was a poor benighted man limping with rheumatism who had never heard of Salvation Oil.

It is sold by all druggists at twenty-five cents a bottle. Five hundred dollars to be given away tc-morrow at Merchants' Tea store. Angora wool hoods, woolen and plush at FUKWARD Go's. Special sale of ladies'" kid butten shoes Monday at Famous Shoe Store, 127 West Second st. The new line of chinchilla and fur beaver overcoats -which we have just received, excels anything 'yet shown in this city.

Purchasers will do "well to call and examine them and learn our prices. A. MOIUTZ Daylight Clothing House. Boys' fur caps at Hayes Co's. Don's fail to see them, "Westbrook and Hacker, acrobatic bicyclists, at the Rink Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Nov.

34th and 25th, Admission, lo cents, skating at the Rink Monday evening, but big attraction Tuesday and "Wednesday. Scotch' wool underwear at Hayes ACo's. glass of lager. There was not the hesitancy; nor sny suspicion that I might be an officer In disguise securing evidence for a prosecution under the law. 1 quaffed the amber liquid auti felt easier both in body and mind.

The prohibition I bad com.e to regard ss being in rigorously enforced was now 0 Jnd to be a farce snd a sham. I soon leirned that there were in your place about two hundred saloons in the city miming openly and not a single prosecution. What a travesty npan 3aw isjtbls! It is just such a thing thatjlessens public respect for laws acd leaves a people more icclinedjto disobey any enactment not to their liking- It fully illustrates tbe fact tbat public sentiment is not belli na tbzt law aad tbat fanatics wm3d fre more highly regarded if ex-ertid thent- selms in a different direction than of ramming -clown peoplrt throats 333-tlmed and oppr-essive Jaws. 1 With fcbis TQoraJ exposition of the3a-w, gentaetnan letareSy swratenwi down MOST PERFECT with special regard to No Ammonia, Lime or Alum. PRICE BAKM9 POWDER ST.

LOUIS, WANT imu Our Intention la to make THB GAZOTBS tie me- llam throngh which the public generally may have heir wants supplied Almost everyone has some useful article he has JO present need of, which can be disposed of to by advertising FOB SALE MISSLLANEOIJS costs bat little. Try it, and watch the result. WANTED" HELP. A good' famished roonr, within, four or five blocks of the postoffice. 'Address R.

W. Uoff, City. If yon want a fine yonng carriage horse at half-price, call on Ycuns Barford. to Oiu offecott County. ilr.

J. M. Lenz, ourleadsngphotograph- took orer one honored old settlers, ladles' and Cents' piciui es lasi week be placed in the group he iv making for them and he Tery cordially invites ail old settlers Tvho have not called, to visit his gallery for a sitting, and they "will each receive a large cabinet pcruait of themselves free of charge--this 5s the most convenient gallery in ihe city, all being on the ground floor; no ilairo to climb. All our old settlers who hare not, should avail themselves of this generous offer made by Mr. Lenz at his art gallery, 2 404 Brady iurtis says ib-e -d3d not see Itea F- 5ta F-air -of Kids" vben flfaey here tiefora, as ihe wws foul be the people laugiecl so that they a great many in the -opera ibons-0 P3irth 33ne-d Hayes Go's.

yoti. gloves s-iicl mitsat Our prices 'will please est "we can sho-w yon the fcid button bocrt. for $3,09 yon oTir on, the Famous Stroe Store, 327 West Second st. wedding at TiHtoiTs gold ring fauctor, fit. ROYAL rssaj wrfV Absolutely Pure.

Thli powder aerver vrtes. A marvel of surd More xxmoznlcsl uin the ordinary kinds, and be in competitaon with the oT 3ow test tihort wdght, aZranu phoepiate powers. Sold, only in KOTAt POTTDSSt 5cw York, Grocery clerk, address W. City. Correspondence confidential.

'--Two good salesmen for permanent Large pay to the right parties. Apply 119 i Btreet, Dav, nport, WA WTEO--Lady asents of taci wanted for oar bast a'jd form developer; no aambng; Indorsed by Write for seated de- scription and terms. Erie Med- X. Y. AtH.Kepp's meat market, lrr Hsrr son street A iO-J ponua dressed hog to given away for every 0 -worth of meat or lard purchased at one a ticket will be given, which entitles you to a chance In the drawing, which, will come off on Years Eve.

WA3STISO-- A situation by a rqtmg man (raar- ried) at kind of work; willing to do any- thins that 13 honorable to make a living; can speak English and German can furnish the of address K. care of the Gazeita. customers daily at the Pacific Fish and Oyster etand, 501 Brady street. Ordera delivered in all parte or the city on short notice. en Sunday morning A.ai.

McGill Thompson. BATHS-- For yonr hot, cold or shower baths call at J. A. Redman's barber shop and bath roums, US West Third street, open everyday and on Sunday nntil 12 o'clock x. The "most comfortable and convenient bath, rooms in the city.

iToar first-class men to act as eral agents. Slost liberal indncetnests. on or address, W.D-P. Lowry, 21 i Brady st. Office houra, r.

Active enarjietic men or women to sell our new book of Health," photograph albnms, bibles, etc. on monthly payments. All agents are cordially iavited to call on or write to as. Vf. D.

P. Lowry, 217 Brady st. Call at Brady street for bargains in houses and lands or insurance in firs class companies. KONTAGUB, 304 Brady St- WABTTKD--- An active man or every comity- to sell ocr month aod expenses. outfit and partlcnlare free.

STJIXDAHD SILTJCHVAE Boston, Mass WABTTEO-- Ladies to take pleaasnt work for the Holiday trade. It is easily le'amed, good wages given alt materials furnished, ana work sent by mail. Address Kensington Art Kooms, 19 Pearl Boston, ila5. P. O.

Bos: 3076. WASTTJKn-- ledJee in the city or country to work for UB at taeir homes fascinating employment: no instructions to buy; work can be sent by mail (distance no objection); $6 to per iireek can be made. No canvags- in? 3 particulars free, or sample of work mailed for foar cents in stampB- Please addrese, ilA.vuFAcnrKiNG Boetoo, P. O. Bos 1916.

FOR RENT. KKXT--Uouee of rooms for rent cheap. Inquire at HIT street. FOR RKVT-- On Laurel street, a konse, seven rooms, large collar, well and ciatera, stable and chicken bouse. Kent mr derate.

Apply to Wm. Gray, cor. Sixth and lowastreets- POR BKX r--The" -nest half of iny double house on Thirteenth atreei, between Brady and 3Iain- Bas all modem improrements and la in firstrclass John Ea-t Third, street- FOR SALE. FOB 9ALK-- FiNE HOUSE and large gronnd, In choiw neighborhood, frr Also email home wita five rooms on Brady street, $7SO. 005 Erady St.

Agents Wanted An mac or in county lo OUT pcfOda. Sa tiiy $77 month audespenBes, or commission- iree. For fall pfinJcalarfl odesa titnndard Silver Ware A MISCELLAHEOUS. JttAOK-- On Hist en Improved lows fanna. Security by Agent personally, rad only cholccailotiia accepted.

Leaders or borrowers call on M. HKM-BY 2W Main street. oU Icnt-d on ol boncbt and 3PG roperty. cat rates, to adl JKOSKY TO real COEHnlBslori Parties to loan can be promptly supplied tdtfa choice farm cr city real estate C. F1CEE, r.3 3ftaia street.

ire A To AWAY If JOB want waO us V- O- awid oiH Y. RASD JtleSAtLY 10x115 laformnlion in Wnrte- I A All Eiaofl cf fir Iron All Call -cm OT JOHN KOWARP HATfflATT, ARCHITECT, i I.