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THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULKS.
Five deaths were reported yesterday.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday at No.
1155 Beach street and No. 828 East Seventh
street
The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
n«n-' Christian borne will be held to-day at
I *30 o'clock.
Articles of Incorporation will be filed with
.he secretary of state to day of a second St.
Paul Loan and Tyist company.
Thomas Kin;? was examined for insanity
n the probate court yesterday, and ordered
torn milted to the asylum at St. Peter.
The building inspector ana his assistants
ire at work on the animal report of the office.
Mr. Johnson says it will take three week* to
•GUI pit- to It. ,.»/.•'.'
The minstrel street parade yesterday wap
preceded by the bund WOttau drawn by four
prancing steeds, James Shipley BraolpC it-
.n;i the ribbons.
Mary A. Mulligan was before U. S. Com-
missioner Cardozn vcstirday on the eliaigt*
_f ulng letters. She gave bail iu the sum
Df $500 lor her appearance at court.
The water was turned into the Summit
and Western avenue mains yesta-rday uud
the hydrants worked splendidly. The water
will probably be turned into the side streets
to-day.
During Wednesday night some miscreant
fired the contents of a shot gun int.. Market
hall. Yesterday Market Master 'K -.an was
sweeping up the broken glass and stray
slugs.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Win. Leech and Catherine Comou, Alfred
Lundgren and Mary Anderson. John H. A.
Krengel and Annie Woebtler, and 1*. W.
Paulsou and Anna Coil-erg.
The plat of Zimmerman's addition, which
bas been approved by the plat commission,
examined by the city engineer and favorably
acted upon by the council, lias disappeared
and no trace of It cau be found.
The trial of the John Graff suit against the
city for 1500 damages for flooding his prem-
ises by the Pleasant avenue grading im-
provement, was taken up before a jury in
district court late yesterday alternoon.
A grand complimentary ball is to be given
to Mr. L. A. Normandin by his many
friends, the latter part of this month, at
Market hall. Our next Issue will give date,
music and floor managers of the grand ball.
The lyeeum of the First M E. church will
be held at the parlors of tnat church to-night,
commencing at 7:30 promptly. The •'Eng-
lish Commonwealth" will be discussed,
while the programme abounds with recitations
and music.
Edward II. Elbrot In presentation of cer-
tificates from the supreme courts of Missouri
and Iowa, aud of good character was admitted
In the supreme court yesterday to practice In
the courts of Minnesota, and will open an of-
office at Minneapolis.
The first entertainment of the Park church
club will be given this evening In the chapel
corner Holly avenue and Mackubin street
(St. Anthony hill.) The entertainment will
be literary aud musical. The public are cor-
dially invited to attend.
Mary Gilmore, who was committed to the
House of Good Shepherds a couple of weeks
ago, met witb an accident at that institution
Wednesday night, and broke one of her legs.
She was on yesterday removed to the city
hospital in the patrol wagon.
Election of officers of the German society
(Athcneum), held Wednesday evening, De-
cember 3: President, Otto Drel.er; vice
president, G. Limberg; general manager,
Frank Werner; finance manager, W. Bickel;
secretary, Capt. A. Sisslng; treasurer, S. V.
Han It. : '*
The funeral of the late Charles Kellerman,
proprietor of the St. Paul house on West
Seventh street, took place at 2 o'clock yes-
terday. The remains were escorted to their
final resting place by the Sons of Herman
and a delegation from the A. O. U. W., pre-
ceded by the First Regiment band.
Major Victor Hyorteberg was present at
the drill exercise of company D, last evening
and his bosom swelled with pride at their
proficiency. The major mustered Captain
Bean and his proficient squad into service
and as the grandfather of the company had
a right to say out loud ••Gud bless you, my
military grandchildren."
At a meeting 'A Club Minnesota Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters, held Tuesday
evening, the following officers were elected i
President, Geo. Thane; secretary, W. B.
Kennedy; treasurer, John H. MeFarlin.
Those who wish to join the order as charter
members are invited to communicate with
W. B. Kennedy, secretary, 210 West Fifth
street. '
The action, brought by Wm. Mc Adams
against Wallow & Co., employment agents.
In Minneapolis, last March, to recover $306
alleged damages for loss of time and money
in making a trip to St. Louis under fraudu-
lent representations by the latter regarding
the procurement of work, bas been transfer-
red to Ramsey county for trial by order of
Judge Young.
John James Kelly presented himself for
lodgings at the city hull last evening, and
bearing a description of the ••Ned," who was
accused by John Dunkley of knocking him
.own and trying to go through him near
Irvine park on Wednesday evening, was
locked up on suspicion. He gave his natlou-
ility as a Yorkshire Englishman, and stated he
had been at work out in the Rockies.
There seems to be no lack of opportunity
for reaching New Orleans cheaply and ex-
peditiously. D. E. Roselle, announci I else-
where that he has arranged for an excursion
leaving St. Paul and Minneapolis on the af-
ternoon of the 22d and reaching New Orleans
Christmas morning. The party goes in
Pullman palace cars for #32.50 the round
trip, and $8 for sleeping berth, round trip.
This is as cheap as the cheapest. All the
details appear In Mr. Roselle's announce-
ment.
A railroad man named West, and hailing
from New York, was brought into the city
hall early last evening, claiming that lie was
very strangely ill from what he thought was
drugged sherry wine. He had been drink-
ing this beverage at several places with some
new fonnd friends here, and at the last place,
thinking he had been dosed, made his es
cape from them and went into the opera
house. Here be was so ill that he came out
and reported to an officer, although he felt
better on getting into the open air.
Frank Sawyer and his pardner vagrant,
Richard Corley, came in for lodging at the
city hall last evening, and were promptly
placed in cells. Sawyer is the vagrant whom
John Costar, held to the grand jury in the
municipal court yesterday, for stealing Dr.
Ignatius Donnelly's coat, gave the coat to
sell. He was, however, so cunning that
when he was wanted as a witness against
Costar in the trial he kept out of ' tbe way,
even to the extent of. sleeping in a barn on
Wednesday night.
Loud and bitter complaint is made at the
office of the city treasurer _ dally by the
laborers employed on the Oukdale street
grading under coutract with Smyth & F.r-
rell. It is said that many of the men have
not been r-ai.l in mouths and that there is
now due 120 of the workmen an aggregate
Di §4,000 on the work. It is understood that
th. contractors refuse to give the men their
lime checks that a number of the men
have lile.i claims with the city treasurer.
Most of them are very poor and are in ab-
solute want. The mutter should be inves-
tigated. ■ ;'.'_i* '• j
Accident at the Jackson Street Roller
Kink..
i -t ;-<i<iv morning Miss Julia Hetlnger,
of Still niter, while 6kating at the roller rink
on : iiier of Jackson and Tenth streets,
Xel< ..... . jiroke her leg twice, once at the ankle
au once. -i little above the ankle and below
the knee. This Is unfortunately the
second accident that has occurred at
this rink. About three weeks
■go a man who awe skating
tbere fell, and a revolver in bis pocket was
discharged, injuring another person. Yes-
ter-lay, Miss II .linger, who is a good skater,
was skating with another lady who was not
much of a performer on the rollers and who
fell, bringing Miss Hetinger down with her.
Miss Hetin.cr says she felt the bones snap
when she fell. She was taken to her friend's
residence at No. 474 ' Roliert street, where
she was properly taken care of. Dr. Talbot
Jones was called to attend to the case and
the unlortunate lady is doing very well.
PERSONALS.
Simon Hartman, of Milwaukee, is In the
city.
F. F. Proudflt. of Madison, Is at two Mer-
chant-.* •
T. F. Koch, Amsterdam, is at the Mer-
' chant*!.
J. S. Sau!, Jamestown, is at tb-» Mer-
chants. *.
j B. C. King, of Madella, is registered at the
' Ciurcmiou.
E. M. fL.nfla.ii, of Morris, was In the dty
yesterday.
L. 'V.-stfall, of Hustings, was In the city ,
yesterday.
W. -J Holmes, I\igu.- Fih.s wot In the
, city yesterday. ./::..'.;'. I.
J. L. McDonald and wife, Shaki.^ee, are I
! lit the Merchants. • j
W. J. Mi-Cormuck, of Mi— — li,, Mo., is at ;
Ule Metropolitan.
IV. A. Wedge, of Albert Lea, is a guest of
; the Clarendon.
J., li. Bf!:.ip, of St. James, was In the
| city ycbii-i'lay.
C [.as S. li utmaa and wife, of Bozcm.iu.
are at the M< rciiuuL-*.
Dr. J. H. Helm-Jura, of Victoria, B. C,
is at the Merchants.
J. L. T.i.i tiip-'.M and wife, of Eau Claire,
are at the Clarendon:
W. B. Farrar, of the Western Electric
works, Chicago, is In the city.
Sylvester Kipp, Est*., ot Henderson, called
j at tin- state cap.lol yesterday.
Major C. H. Whipple and wife, United
States army, are at the Merchants.
The members of the __rt*9- & Wilson
Minstrel company are at the Windsor
Harry C. Smart, agent for the Be .gar Stu-
dent Opera company, is at the Windsor.
Mrs. Read ami sister and Miss Tm-o. M.
Knight, of Helena, were at the Metropolitan
yesterday. .
Chaplain W. H. Harrington, of the Still-
water Presbytery, called at the state t-apitol
yesterday.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. S. Elfclt sail next week
for Nassau, in the Bahama Islands, where
fruits, flowers aud sunshine are never end-
ing.
John Gait and wife, Winnipeg; A. S.
Chase and 11. C. Kendall, Duluth; George
Wilson, Washington ; B. S. Lewis, Waseca,
were at the M renin!* yesterday.
James J. Met :tff rtv, of the law firm of
Moore it MeCaffcrty, uas opened an oflice for '
the purpose of practicing his profession on
his own account. In the new Court biock on
Fourth street, arm is to occupy rooms .9 and
90. In the short time Mr. McCaffcrty has
been in Si. Paul he has made many friends,
and he begins practice with a bright and
promising future before him, and We wish
him the success he deserves. Judge Moore
remains at the old oflice.
AT CHICAGO.
[Special Telegram to the Globe.]
Chicago. Dec. 4.— Col. Aug. Knauff, of
St. Paul, is at the Sherman.
M. Murray, St. Paul, is among the arrivals
at the Sherman.
General Freight Agent Hlland, of the
Omaha, is stopping at the Grand Pacific.
At the Grand Pacific: C. J. Gotthard, J.
J. McDonald and H. L. Little, Minneapolis,
and J. A. Vincent, St. Paul.
C. W. Wagoner, Winona, is registered at
tbe Palmer.
S. W. Farnham, Minneapolis, is a guest at
the Palmer.
North westerners at the Palmer. P. West,
St. Paul; Mrs. Morshcr, W. N. Reel, ana E.
Cobn, Minneapolis; Ira Meyers, Great Falls,
Mout., and A. G. Palmer, Miles City.
LOCAL MbSl'iO.S.
For Christmas Present* go to Bristol, Smith &
Arthur, Stationers. 85 Ea» T.iird street.
tares money, time and trouble. Non-explo-
sive. The genuine "Acme" Fuel Kindler. Ask
your grocer. '
Go to the Pork. Packing house, corner of
Eighth and Minne o a streets, for spare ribs,
tenderloins, pure kettle rendered leaf lard, pig*
tongues, etc., cheap.
This paper is printed with Geo. 11. Morrill *
Co.'* Improved perfecting pre**) news ink. It Is
also used by all the principal newspaper* In the
D, S. and Canada. Western oflice, 54 and 56
Franklin street. Chicago, 111.
Young wives, who have old husbands, will
be glad to know that a New York physician
offers to cure snoring for ten dollars; but
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure sore throats
and colds for twenty-five cents.
From Major Downs, military instructor, Mt.
Pleasant academy. Sing Sing, N.Y. : During the
very cold weather I was suffering with catarrh.
My head and throat ached so severely that I was
obliged to kit quiet. Ely's Cream Halm wan
suggested. \\ ithin an hour from the first appli-
cation I felt relieved, the pal began to subside.
In a few days I was entirely cured. — W. A.
Downs. Price M cts.
Young Girls' Club House.
For respectable young girl* only. $2.50 per
week for board and lodging. Beading room
free. Apply 0.0 bt. Peter street, one door from
horse cars.
Bristol, Smith & McArthur,
No. 65 East Third street, Is the place, to find the
largest assortment and most superb line of
Christmas Card*; and Novelties ever shown in the
state of Minnesota.
Christina* Cards and Novelties.
The largest and Finest assortment of these
goods ever shown ;n 6. Paul, now on exhibition
and for sale, a
Bkistol, Smith A Mr _ i:'-.
65 East Third street.
bam | Hoot*
And shoes at a bargain. I have jnst received a
consignment of ..out) pairs sample boots and
shoes. They will be sold at a great bargain-
P. T. Havana.]*.
Cor. Third and Cedar streets.
Failine* Kyetaigiit
j Is generally attributed to thing wrong
out the eyes. But before you pay heavy
fees to an oculist, just see If your system is
not.dtbili'.ate.i. Very often that lis on the
eyes and makes you "think your sight Is fail
Ing. You need Brown's Iron Bitters, which
iu toning up the whole system, will help the
enfeebled eyes. Mr. A. R. Sherwood, Bethel,
Conn., says, "I used Brown's Iron Bitters
with best results, for Indigestion and weak-
ness that affected my head ami spine."
j CATARRH
( omplde Troalment wilh InhiU-r, for
Complete Treatment with Inhuter, for
every form of catarrh, SI.
ASK FOR
FORD'S IJMT-l flR'\
Head Colds. Watery Discharges from the None
Head folds. V Htcry Discharge* from the Nose
and .;yes. Kim-big Noises in the head. Nervous
Headache and .'ever iiciantly relieved.
Choklug mums dislodged membrane cleansed
; and hi*aled, breath sweetened, smell, ta«te and
hearing restored and ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis, Droppings into the Throat,
Pain* In the Chest, Dyspepsia. Wasting, of
Strength and Flesh, Loss of sleep, etc., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure, one Box Catarrhal
Solvent and one Df.Sanford's inhaler. in one pack
age, of : all druggists for $1. Ask for SaxroBn's
Kaijicai.Cuue. a pure dlstilation of Witch Har.el,
Am. Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, ;
etc.
Butter Drug and Ch-m cal Co*, Boston.
00 L.L- 1 hi Ci Nl*w Li" for shattered '
WTsvTi as-* ._,"• Sen** Painrul Muscles :
__PU.TAIC and Weakened Organs.
__*•__ _» Collins* Voltaic Electric
JrVag %yyf Plaster Instantly affects
~L«i\ the Nervous system and
I W J07$S& banishes Pain, nervous*
- ELECTRIC worn uud deli. A per- ■
PI A CTCl_Sfect Electro Ua'ranic Bat- J
f—r*. o > V*sv,*'tery combined with a high- i
ly Medicinal Plaster for -'.ic All druggist'
HIE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 5 !1 884.
0&
r 4R0YAL ft»ij 1
JpiSjj
; pmmin
n Ssolu^-*1" Pur*
n hso!ut«a?v &urr.
This powder never *ra**!sa A rr-srvel of ptjrltT
' strength *n 1 wbo*eiK.m» ass*. i'o*e economical
ib.n theor.llnaiy kijds, and ram."* le sole* la :
competlt*o:i with Hie mnitirade* of low test, ehnrt !
weicht. alum or ph..- -nate *»u-**Vl*. *-< id only
in -.::.. ■____ B__i*._ powncr. Co. IMS Wall ;
, street. New for**.
NEW TOW MRS.
Ill J if
if est|»rt !
ffdport!
Wcsfpi-rt!
li(Nij.'./il.
"S l.xt. Pest 1 cs'nr'ctf.rrcm fl(S a piere down
rt next. re«t Icsire-ctsfrcinflO*' a piece down
residence lots a* ii ■ ■■■' Sa-wa to . H each.
Lot* tun in -ire from tJClM to .>_."*<». All lot*
so far sold have been ouilt on; none sold lospcc
j nlator*. •acbool*. cbur.-he*. cl- valors, store*
i etc. etc., all built. Business lot* will soon
bring $1,000 each and residence laM .1100 to
{ MK- each' WEST POUT is .Lusted o. the Little
Kail- _ Dakota IUilroad In an Ii of the N. P. _, It.
in Pope county. Minn, satta a out 1 0 mile* from
mile and a half ho th of the celebrated *Ac»tport
lakes, surrounded by a »el -ft tt.ed. rich ana
growing agricultural country, is destined to
make a place of considerable importance
WESTPOItT NEEDS A BANK, and to par. I. ■
who will start one -MM, we will offer big induce-
ments. Address, or call oat >vcn*ue pr..,.. i.-u.r*
Terms of sale- Halt cash, balance In two equal
yearly payment!..
0. IIYWON&CO.,
G3 East TdirJ street. St. Paul.
63__stT_irJ -ireei. St. Paul.
II. W. JOHNSON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MANNHElMEil BLOCK. - • BOOMU.
Si. Paul. - . - Minn.
GR1SWOLD & TEEPLJE.'
Real ..state & Loan Brokers,
KO. 63 EAST THIR7) STREET!
gt.PauL >, » Minn
"HEZEKIAH HALL,
(Est* li>hi-d In 18."_,)
REAL EST ATM AGF/ST,
Corner Third A Robert streets fin Sarin Bank.)
ST. PALL. MINX. ,
Buys. Sella, Collects. Pays Taxes. Negotiate*
Loans etc
— — — — ___—_—— — — —^^— _^_
WM.G. ROBEKraJsi
WM. G. ROBEKTaOs-i
REAL ESTATE
AND
F_NAi\UIAI_ AG-'TTT
(Successor to D. A. Robertson & Co. the oldest
real estate agency in Minnesota.)
re. 7 lcc.ii__BiocL cor.T-ir_-.fVi-miT
J. J. W_T*o„. Geo.H.Watsox.
J.J. WATSON & BIvU.,
Fir« Insurance Air ncy !
Mt Jackson street, corner Fifth street.
Scottish Union _ National Kdinour.h
Fire Insurance Association England
ward Insurance Company New York
Mercantile V. & M . Ins, Co Boston
American Insurance Company Boston
North American Insurance Company Boston
J. J. WATSON,
FIRST I-KTti.UiE lAlK k mi ES ATE
REST MORTGAGE LOW & RKIL ES'ATE
363 J ai-'.a. >ti <-tr**et, corner Fifth street.
Money *.. Iran on M. Paul Real Estate in sums
of $500 and upward, upon favorable terms.
GOAL AND WOOD.
GEIGBS & FOSTER
Offer the bra- {-rales of Anthracite and Bitumi-
nous 4'oal a; the very lowest market prices.
. heir coal is f rc*>!i from tli-. mines and well '
screened. And their Body Wood c-ano*. be
equaled in the Bt_t*.
A share of your patronage is solicited.
41 h&bt Third Street
Corner of Cedar.
CITY NJT1«___.
t
Office of the C: . *t T-*.__s. aaa, 1
90. fsJ9U Minn., .u. 4, l!M4. J
All persons Intent tod In the assessments for
Grading Heat street from Igle
hart street to Carroll street,
Grading Banfll street from Sev-
enth street to Duke street,
Gradiug Lee avenue from * er-
e_ih street to Drake street.
And for construction of a sewer
«
on Valley street from Canada
on Valley street from Canada
street to Fairview street,
WILL T_s.K« NOTICE,
that on the .d day of December, 18-4, I did ra-
ceive different warrants from the City Comp- :
trailer of tbe City of M. Paul, for the collection I
of the above named a»*e»smeu*s. . *'•
The nature of the*, warrants r is. • that • if you
fail to pay the assessment within.
THIRTY DA.Y8 j
after the first publication of this notice, I shall I
report you aua your real estate *_ assessed «a j
de.in laent, and apply to the . District Court of :
the .ounty of Ramsey, Minnesota for Judgement
against your lands, lots, blocks, or parcel* there-
of so assessed, including Interest, cost and . ex-
penses, aud for an order of tha Coart to sell ' the -
same for the payment thereof ■. •*9**i$8S33KQBB!
840-450 "GEORGE BEI3, fcty Trsuarer. ;
FIVE CENTS A LINE
*lTVATtt»\s otEEBBtX
SITUATIOS/t OPPEBEtX
.* -■" -.., . ./MM'.a. i
eomtm ...
A I 'ANTED— A Clrl to do general housework,
M . 337 Pleasant avenue. 339-42 ,
X\rANTED-—A irirl for, .general housework.
II Apply at «.uu_s counting room. / 835 <
_______
1
"\\? ANTED — Position by a young man aa bar-'
'» keeper in saloon or grocery bus-loess.
Address A. P. Globe office'. • ' 340-46 " J
rOH /.'i*.*\r.
ITvOR KENT for* leii_ of years from Decern-
X1 her 1, the Matte bntldlng No. 148 West
Third street. John Kclu _*.■-. 192 and 194 West
Third street. . 314*
ITUlR. JU'.VT. Very Che .p— Small store in tplcn-
I'. Vtwr Che .p— -mall store in -
. did location. A/)iiv 484 Wa'.a#haw street.
c siw -•;■'•
* »»».«.» ■
TTIOR-RENT— A bouse. laqnlre at 445 Uni-
A? Tcraiiy avcnnt.' 338
I' T.TOUSR on ilr.y-i.-av. six room* ISO per
I A month. Fah-uild A Davidson, 337 -' sekson
street. *. 237-41
"U'OU RENT— House. 7 rooe... good cellar, cl*-
A tern, writ and woodhouse. $15 per month.
1-qcire 5*4 1 i e street; Joseph Uahn. 883*»
I ————— .___—-__—•—.—— t
7/IOR RENT— ELtht room __ase on ' ilmorc |
1 .Tem.e. two bouse* on Colh.rn MreeL foo- I
>Oi *ns*. two houses on We* .-, r street. live room* ,
1 each:- two b rise* on Jr-.-n-o- avenue, seven I
for.a* larh. Im; re of II. B. Montgomery, 49
I »*.e«t luurtri street. j. . 323J*
T.T OFSEai TO RENT In all parts of t.-- city
11 froia 510 to tzO per month. O. M. Met
j -alt. IC L.stTHrd strut. 21,'a.m
171 It KENT— An ("-room h.ose with closets,
_. wed and cistern. No* \£t Mount Airy, near
*-iMl*»lpp] street. John l)«.»l.-_i. MS Wa"-a-:.aw
stlta-t. ; SO;»
IP — .looses from 3 • to *U and A-.).
J as Dillon. __4 Cumr..erclal street. 2U-**-
H-.T— Srl'.y arcane near
'-en "i rooms, hot and cold water
i-aili * .. t 'ft good cellar -nd everything firs*.
» are street in*., etc. Met arthy _ Donnelly.
_F3*
17HJR KENT— First class dwelling 13 lonoa,
IS lo^t-iT
No. 114 »m.iu!t aveT.at». .form-.-rly occupied
I y I.'cul en Warner. Enquire , of owner. II. D.
en Wirner A MS*-_MC, U. I)
Halt. No. 1*.- Sami-It avenue. 251*
II A bom*. Ic.alre I""! East
1 if h street, no stairs, next door to Tempe-
rance Uooec. .able fur -oardlng house* or
store. *' . 24*J*
J (oLhES FO:t RENT— Between Twelfth and
11 1 hiiw.-ci.i_ streets, oa Robert. Url L.
lamprey. 181*
KENT— New hour on Dale street, cheap.
. u til May. C. _.. Ploauaer, -*.4 -M-li.y ave-
nue ., .■•-■*. -39-341-342
L OK KENT A iiittuge with lour • room*
A Pantry and rlo*«i% good water and ever*
• --nveiiieuta. Apply iu J. C. McCarthy. Sixth
Ward. " ,. . ._ - . *7.»*
BOARDING HOl'SE— 10 rooms, all filled will
r.r-t . !-.-»■ boarder**, valine -old at a bar-
•rin. with r.ti.-lne outfit and iir»t-rl*-* furni-
ture Very « e-tial. . Cremer - Co., 3.3 _a.-*-*..n
"•fact. ■ ' 34Mi
A*— »*s«.
I710R RENT—A a. i«hed front room,
. with use of piano 341 E. Seventh street.
Loom 10. ■ -■ 338 40
PLEASANT bedroom and] silting room for
rent; deslral le for husband and wife or
two ladies. 11 Summit aTrtroc, near I aba-haw.
3t8*
ITIOR if ENT— Two pleasant farnUhed room*.
I^IOR < KNT— Two peasant f:ii_l*h«d rooroT.
arranged for four companion*; board in
the bouse. Mr*. Gray. .5 East Ninth *tr.-tt.
• __ 335-41
I^viiR KENT— Pit-asm faml-hed room* with
? board, central .*ation nse or barb room.
making desirable winter quarter*: single or
married: references exchanged. Mr*. Gray, 35
Ea-t N loth street. 335-41
"I^l'KNlSHKD room* for real— Two very Ele-
_. gantly furnished rooms— sitting and bed-
rooms, suitable for two or more young men
Inquire at IU) Wei Third street, fii-i door.
' leo* '
TO RENT— N'o. 300 Dayton avenue (recently
oe- utile-' b A. G. Foster El*-*.1 Ten loom*
GooJw.tr u.vij. Also, burn, lie-ekiah Hall,
; at darings Bank. " ' 340-341
. I- OH SALE.
STOCK SHEEP FOR SALE^-One thousand
young stock sheep, half -ethers aaa half
-*wes. for sale at Delaney _■ -Connor . .lock
Yards. ' * 305*
1,1 OR SALE— New house end barn on Rondo
i street, on term* to anil any purchaser. E.
Ingham, 503 Ashland avenue. * 231*
A AGES—Two extenMon top pb*r ton's
J and a few top, end-springs, and Brewster
sidebars, all the make of Stndebaker and 3oe
work. Ihey will be sold at eost. ail at John
Kclllher 's carriage works, IV- and 194 West Third
i street. ■ i ■ . : >■ <~ *-: * 257*
FOR SALE — A good piano, cheap. Can be
seen at I'M Wast Third street. 254*
i.'OK .ALE A five -glass Cunningham carriage
: or back, cheap for cash. Inquire at 411
Hennepin avenue. Minneapolis. . , 210* .
FOR SALE, or will trade for a horse, a goo i
X Halle A Davis piano. Call at cote if you
mean business. E. >. ALLEN. -
*U** 14. East Third strce
riSASClAU --■.«••
F«.»K LOAN onlmpr -red city business props r-
A. ty, $2,000 for four years. L". L. Lamprey.
278* _^
roANS or. Life In*. Policioa. . L. P. Van Nor
i man. No. MS, 1st Ave. S. Minneapolis.
"1 r.vc*^S~L4-AN '! -Note* bought,
AVA money loaned on furni'.n-e, piano*. horse*,
wairons and personal property at law rates, with-
out rvtnoval. Offices. Room.?. First National Lank
boil-In**;, corner Fourth and Jackson streets, M
Pan' and Room 7, Mackey A Legg block, corner
of Fourth and Nicollet. Minneapolis. 207*
mr_fji POVKD. '_-•';
LOST— Retilrl.h setter pop seven months old.
•Name on collar. $5 reward for his return
to John If Ister, 215 East Seventh street, St.
Paul. - '. .4.**-. -.* -v 840
M 1SCEI.LAXKOVS.
KESTAURANT with sample room, very choice
aad central. - Cremer A Co., 323 Jackson
street. 340-41
NOTICE to Merchant Tailors and Journey-
men — 1 hose who vsiih to learn tbe era est
ai.d most perfect method of catting. '.all at 49
West Seventh street, and see my drafting. Pro- -
fess-or Hjrar. , 333-41
Q-COND-HAND SHO iS--^All sices, good a*
I s_) new. cheap. First elS-i custom work, fit
guaranteed. .at repairing. **imon Greenoerg.
919 \l aba*baw street, near postoffice. 340-48
SHOTJrroW : TOXicEE— In China Jand
- Japan teas silk*, cigars, fruit* and nnta,
and Japanese and Chinese fancy goods, will open
Saturday, December 8, at No. 460 Broadway
street, opposite Portland block. St. Paul, Minn.
' •* : 345*48
PARTNER WANTED with a cash capital of i
$300. to take half interest in a sample
room, one of the best locations in the city, Ap- j ,
ply at this office. . 22r*
— * ' *•*■ •"■ • ■ ■ .. '
A. B- WIUVI A BBO.
A. B. tVILGUS at BBO..
"\T7E**T ST. PAi'C-Large*t list cf property,
\ > on the West Side, at oar offices 103 Dakota
avenne. West St.* PauL or 554. Jack&on street.
A. B. Wil.os 9. Bra. 833-42
HOI MM AND LOTS on monthly payments,
on -t. Anthony Hil. or West St. PauL .A.
B. Wilgns A Bros., 35-. Jackson street.
838-12
M1SVEI.I.AXEOU8 REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT— An improved farm of eighty I
acre* **'i mi a* from St. Paul, on the Mill '
water road ; a good house and barn on prem- !
ise*;, horse*, cows and farming utensils
| for sale at a bargain. John Kelieher, 192 and
! 184 aS est Third street. 314 ■
1,600. will buy one of the best farms In (Jra^t I
county, with house of 8 room*, boose' alone
cost £1,200, only one mile from the coanty seat, .
10 acre* of the handsomest giove of tree* in the '
1 state, this property mart be sold in the next l J
; days. F__w_i_. A Co.. Third and Jack»Q_.
FOR SALE OR HAN"G_— A choice lom, j;
. folly improved and located one mile ' from a ' '
good town." and will sea cheap.' ' F_rwe_ A Co., >
1 .bird and Jackson streets. ' " ., .
Dissolution of Partnership '
Dis-olution of Partnership
The partnership which existed under the ■ firm i
name <>f IIBNZ. A STAUDKN-Yi.R. 18 East '
Seventh street, ha* been dissolved on November !
30. 1-H34." Staudeo-iyer will tbe
bo*i: and collect all ouutaadlag account*,
and pay the debt of the firm.
W. HEMZH.
bt. PanL Dec. 3, 1884. 38*48
bt. PaoL Dec. 3, 1834. . - V 33^-42
FIVE CENTS A LINE
i ■
a 4 1 i % 40*MrM tri r/'»% s
>KA$'A.V.4iiH\% 4Ct:TlO>}».'^Pi'Z'.
DAMAGED WHITE WOOLEN BLANKET.
A st section. ** I will sell, at my sale* land.
corner of Third and Cedar streets, on Saturday
next at 10 o'clock a. m. . mere than 100 pairs
white woolen blanket*, that were damaged In th*
basement of tbe whole-ait- 'bouse of Powers,
Darker A Co.. by an overflow of water at the re
cent fire of the W ton block on East Fourth
street. r Sole for cash. • ■
• • P. T. KAVANAG1L
:uo~<-t -ThB 'i_1ff'ttirfCT/li7'Tli' Auctioneer.
FINE PIANO AND FURNITURE AT"AC*C*
tion. I —ill sell at aartlon at the residence'
474 ___ street, on Monday, Dec. *4th. at *-0
o'clock a m..one very fine upright piano. 7!***"
octave*, rosewood rase, an instrument of «a
perior tone ami qn'ck re«son*lve touch: parlor
furniture — black -s'.nul and ash. bedroom salt**,
tables, chair-, carpets, certains, beating and
cooking *tovea. crockery ware. extension table*.
bedding, mattr_*>?c-*, kitchen utensils, etc.. etc.
.rse> goods are all in g.<od condition and should
command the attention of those in search of
good serviceable good.*.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
83-* -1*1 * • Auctioneer.
ANNOUN4 EM EM EXTRAORDINARY .'—
-X. The great auction *_le at iri WaLashii*-.*
street. has been scab _n unqualified sccces.*,
and b-slness has t-e.-u so rn«_hi_ that we have
U*en unable to approach the people through the
newspaper*. . We wonld aroocace thtt on Moo
da) Mnsal-f Dec. 1st, we will make a special
sale of ladies* kil Gloves Cents' kid • _ 'k and,
s-<ep Gloves «.**_ Mit:*. Laces, Hosiery and Un *
demear. Jn action. we would state that
throughout the month of December, we v.: give
*•»».; to purchaser* 5.0 0 Caps, ' •:> December 8
we will open a' auction over C .\0 *•• worth of
Cold and silver Watcher, Gold ■__ '"late.. Jew
elry. Watch (.bains. harms Rings. I idle*' Set*,
Coll I at on*. Sfu.l.*. *«tr . at'., a far h**r an
noon. ■ i-.i-. I of which will be given ht-*cif .>r.
1h. *<• good*-- he sold upon guarantee and ab
vo.ult.-Iy aitasal limit. * .
P. T. KAVANAGH.
235-41 Auctioneer.
BUSINESS NOTICES
The Pttixh-siog Public are respectf-llv in
vited to es_s_l: . this Ber***~i_ Col -_i_ for
T_rio_s articles of 2___dise, o__rsd far
sale by »_ Paul 2_er ch__t_.
*101 .**. ~~"
» PI I1!*! rj\ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
■ t Lja' 1 laif Aesats for various Eastern
! Koniidrie*. Flne*t retortion
a fTAITPCt • of***'' stove* In the North-
V I ft VrA I i ****• "It-'-'den stove Co.. 10.)
* 1 »» t I AT * [ *-_., Third ureet,
ruoTUsaK-rcL-u
IT Is TIME to rccurc sittings for Holiday
Photographs. For fine work at reasonable
prices, go M> On ah -if -. -.7 Ea»t T-iird street:
ate-t improvements at. d i-ll-faction guaranteed.
. tUKI.TJI.lS.
iROOl\9 At A. D. HASLETTS.
AND . No. 183 F..7th, near Jackson,
_> Alt JL/o CHEAP FPU CASH.
nOI.IDlY mom
ALBUMS, picture frame*, shopping bat,*,
wrl'iu.' de.'*;*. jewel cos -. work boxes.
dressing and toIK-t *et*>. toys came'* fine cutlery,
portfolio*, pockct-i -nks, etc.. etc.. at A. U.
lia-lctt"*. 1*3 E. 7tb near Jackson, heap for cash.
CRAZY WORK. KE>**l,tr4»f.
SILK, ic SKEIN; SILK AHR 1SK.NS. 4c;
IO WooU-'.ic: Crewels. 5c; Filling Silk. 4ic;
Chenille, be; Tinsel, l.*,c; Crescents, Banner
Rod*. Angora Wool, .0- ball; Ice Wool. Sc;
raxony and Shetland. *.*uc skein: (***_*> Stitch
Books •.•5c. Go— '» sent by mail. Price list free.
Don__-*»o*a's. l.*j Seventh. St. PauL
~ ~ LIVER V, ETC.
Sempl *'s LIT ry aod Boartlri SaKe!
Corner T. nth and Pine > ts.
Fine Carriages for Operas, Funeral* at.d Parties'
M-H reduced for the » infer a* follows :
Carriage to opera and return $2 00
Evening parties _ *;o
Calling or shopping, per hour 1 00
Olber rate* in propor 1 >u. 339-45
DRUG-.
IN NEW QUARTERS
P. J. DREISa,
General Druggist
Ii settled la his elegant New -tore
Cd'iiiT Bnli aid Saint Pebrsress.
Where can be found the finest and best of Drag%
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, '
etc. Also, all kinds of Garden and Flower Seeds ;
ID U-r.irec-MO. ' '■ "' ~'_V *
- ■ • ■ " _____ ■
PB£BCBIPTIONS ASPECIA t,TY
PH J_bC_UPTION S ASPKCI 9 LTT
CANDY.
"There's a charm about a first class Candy
-Store tbat few place* poasess." was the remark
made by a stranger, (evldi a:lv a judce. ) ss *he
1< okrd admiringly Into the long line . f case* foil
of fine cream*, ■!■ wUtsOWM N.'u'af* and Imported
sugared Fruits. And yon would naturally a-k :
■'Where can they be found: Who has had the
enterprise to bring such goods to St. Paul:'
/^n'' — S
l\____E_______7
\jj_SB___?
And I tell yon my boy, that
MAHAN <fc CUMBEY,
At 31 and 33 En t Third siren, have l.rought
these good* within the reach Of every one lei
their prices are twenty-live per cent", cheaper
than any store in the city. SEE, Ai;xn;c, and •
don't fail to send your sweetheart one of thu-r
lovely b. s-et* of fine Candle*. Ren-erubrr '
MAHAN * L I'M BEY. 81 and 3*5 East Third
street. — _-___B0-_ 9
POORS. SASH AND BUNDS. *
-^ /fin "iT_r_
J5 UJ ] H < » Pi "a- %
13 Ii o-^!^i < U\
H ■■ i ' _3 a q_ fr- !
yjy Q -1 °_y
• rscoRr*i«iT*:D,
ntCORTv^AT'D.
The Leading _T- PAUL ilsnur_:tary A
sash, mors, CUBS,
Mold n?s anil Stair Work.
Have In Store, Jackson, near Eighth street, a
laife stock of
STORM SASH.
Make to Order
WOQP MANTLES,
ANO
BFFfCB AX ft JM YA" rVttSITlKK.
OrFfCB AXH ii-ih'K rUHXITUItB.
y-ApTOK^-IC^ytU g r-rt A Hsreu Corn*.***
************■***********—■**-—•»_»— -~.^ .^ —_———■ .^-^
_-_____B^__P_f.a-_r-__M-Va___n__t
A posiUvecure for O.d Uitera audljorcajof every
A positive cure for O.d U it era aod Sore* of every
namean^dc^cription.oonjanerbo-Jf many rears
standing. This is it- heavj tmUtery cf ssis-as to*
sores of lone standing. — _a -
Cures slXaCVlVls.ns, /^AvLftl
Bnrns, Cats, . Felons, AirJrr*!^//.,.
Bums, Cms. Valms, £JHPll/r*,,
Scalds, Pwtp^s|[c,/ir*^C*<_/rta(4l4L<V *
AllRrnnina Vim ioeQy Drn«lst_Che_it
r^owinjjst^tixrs: 1T. PAC^«-j^,
y , ._ - .% SLEIGHS. "
r_ .
• s.*r-i\%».;> - -\ ... "
._•— -^_r "^^^_fV_ -{t»
_^ ** r vTA^W—; 3_v / - ' _>
_____ 1 -*•*■■ ■***•■ **t**- — ■ ____■ J7
We are happy to announce tbat wo have
We are happy to announce tbat we have
moved into our new Brick Block on Minnesota
•street, between Ninth and Tenth streets:, where
I we shall be pleased to show our friends the
I largest stock of fine SLEIGHS, of every descrip-
tion, ever shown in this city. No one wanting
| a Sleigh or Cutter of any kind, should fail to see
us, as we are selling at very low figures.
EM.HALL0WELL&C0,
■ E* MINNESOTA STREET,
_ _'"■" ' Between Ninth arid Tenth.
I • V.L alCAL INSTRUMENTS.
WEBER" PIANOS.
Acknowledged by Mists 11m B»st in iIr World.
l_f ___2L?'J?M snPer,?r to the Weber _jid none that can compete with then
i«». iiiir„iiii it — eit'-aji arret Os •
ti-'i'i ____! °i the ",h_r !!!_*• !_ so sw?'f' rl<,h tt,uI ynipathetic, jet so fall.
Ihnfs'bV. ,,ahvajrsrau k you a* tho .reatcst manufacture! %r the da..-*-E_ii__
S.*l'i!>il!il!>.'a"°8 ***** a" °i:iPrS ,B T0,un,e of tone ana In Power «' expression.
j ran hbhoftr no Pianos in the ™r,d that sustain the to .«* like the Weber.-Em-
R. C. MUjSTGI-KT?, Acont, St. Paul.
S-XD FOR CATAL-OUUfclS.
E-CT A3 D 8HO» DIALS -8
•*__& *_.CJHLJL_IJ_:iv <fe CO..
p§|| 50. «> LOT THIRD Sl_j_T,
pyrasiiBfiols&Ste!!.
,2«£-!5 - -fN^. st« -P-*111 Ageocy for BURT'S, QUAY'..
J^-^^^IJS^^®^ St. Paul Ageocy for BURT'S, GRAY 'a.
*sZgj&'XZ^>P*}$&lg\ HEY'OlD'r and M.ny Others.
** — siTl i_s_f E_J*" Mail orders promptly filleil.
1. II. mm, fe»
Ellis ii Slices, JB
Boots _i Slues, Jw
•• riii n m n • i _fV-*&*Vfx_?^j**.^'S*"^.5' f 'a
Jew Styles Dei y Rcciw d. >^!^^s^^lw
Hew Styles Pri'y Rccciv d. __(___§I____P
33l"wate»mf rtrrt Cir.^ CgPTl!_r
uol VYaDaSilaW FIT"6I [ffl. All q^s^^^s^'
TA IU li.
FINE TAILORING.
SHUT 1 !_ &• 1. 1 \\ H1 V 30EastTli|r,'s*rc«'»
lll.l/i-il & -__EY,TJSr
FERGUS FAHEY,
FERGU-TfaHS Y, '
MERCHANT TAILOR,
•_L_ , BO "Pfist Third Street.
laTThe l.tr.t ftylrs of Imported Goods alvv.ys on hand. Perfect fits t-nnr.r.teed.
"; STANDARD SCALES. ~
FAlKB.NkS' STANDARD scallsi
Eclipse Wind Mil's Tpnk=. and Pumps, > v\
Smith-Vaile Steam Pumps and Boilers.
Hancock Inspirators, Lubricator-., eta
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
, AND TELEORAPHIO INSTITUTE
F«l-rir.1i..v.:«..ta>li^fdli9 cl.frrMo _!_?« riv,,r so* ha« »■■ entered upon its 15th year ____!'
Sl^j; - *-.K.'-_.-ll i.-rticai.r,. 'a _..JV;™5
-■ " ■ • ' W. A. FADDIS. PrinoipaU
_^ TAN ■ BBSs
James McMillan & Co.,
„_-.________ Proprirtor. oi the
UlINNNEAPOLIS SafcJi-PSKIN TANNERY
___._, AUTO DEAL— EH JH ■
H»DF8, CHEEP t>.*.. s, u/ooi,: •-■•»■-■-*, FTJtlS
hrrsnisa-,, „*|.~r_r_ a*.-,.,. #w ™.,,.*09 rt'**-A°?»«'»S<»**'th. 'UNv/.APOLlS. **__!0*r.
■-'■-'- . "JniOLESALB DRUGGISTS?
'c n< )yes, BROS. * Cmw
■■i; ,>& una 70 s,.^ «gg <WM...|e_ *
. MUSICAL. •
LAURA VV. HALL,1
MUSI-ROOMS 102 WESTERN AVENUE* I
-vtauoX'Aa-iaaa Avenne. St. Anthony ___,
ST. Paul,
TEACHER Oi?
PiAXO, 0RG1N ASD IIARflOXY
THOROUGH INSTRUCTION GUARANTEED.
References: *i»„ M*.ui_ __«_, Principal jf
Mu.ican.oi.serca-.ory. No. 1*7 eat. Third street,
bt. raw; a!#j,«bn per^aai appiica.a, reiereuce
to n.u«i«ou» l*__uie* wno»e daughters sac
has Uashtand ia now teac_._g wi_ _«
.v.*^-* gent tat ••br.inaru's Hi.-.ciu World,'
oldest aad best musical journal -publiahed.
-Ut*scnp..-s sl.50 per annum. . ... ; , . .
******^ , ill ill ■j.-ia-aiMJinaj^'
I _t 8 **5lrt*i>'il«ll*»din 187. for the cure
-"*•* MMW ot <-■><* -«r, Tumors, Ulcers.
_-7___>.il ■' Ill-iljScrofuia, and SJun Disoaaei;
!_??•■_*■• '___? •""'• Ofloe* of blood and little
•_ **.*-«_■ _>*r» _ . _- _*«____, Aurora, __>_. Co.. I
ac ..*__• _**, i . __ X'OZ%Si, Aurora. Kane Co_ iu!
BATHS.
'I'll L HI INSTITUTE
| I'aio. Bl«t_, for. 4lh & Cedar nt*.,
ST. PAUL, - - . . MINN.
TURKISH, RUSSIAN AND ALL KINDS OF
DEDICATED
-B-A-'TJEi-B.!
V s?J* : ■ ' \i"H}\ HOURS:
, Fob L_nt_«<— Every- Monday, Wednesday and
I Friday, from Ha m. to 5 p. m.
For Gents — Every day from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.,
except Ladles' days. Sundavs for gents, from
8a. m. to I-' in. G. H. WINKLER.
3**6 i . . j ,. Manager.
. _... .._ ■
iThe Minnesota Stcne Conip'y,
Tiie Minnesota Stone Coinp'y,
••'•.. Wholesale and Retail. Dealers In
lortli.RiYcr and fto._avlv_nia _._« ; Stone,
ALSO.
SAWED OHI J FLAGGING.
'SAWED OHIO FLAGGING;
Sidewalk Flagging a Specialty.
"WM F. V % ,V4»itI ,<* ii. Air«. * M»*i»t*r,
Office* Room 28 Wood's Block, Min.V-apous.
'** — R**om -0, Cham. Com. Build"-;. St. Paul
i 883*
