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to the Council for approval. Yoas 5, j nays 0. ' In the matter of the bids opened and read on the 7th iu.st. for the grading and pavinst with cedar blocks of the alley in .block 12, St. Paul proper, between Fifth and Sixth street*), which on the 15th inst •were laid over to tliis day. the same were taken up, and Thomas Reilly being the j lowest reliable and responsible bidder, the j contract was awarded to him for S4UO, and i the same was ordered sent to the Council for approval. Yeas 5. nays 0. ■ In the matter of the bids opened and read on the Tti> inst. for the grading of Virginia Avenue, from Nelson Avenue north to I Como Avenue, and gutters from Nelson j Avenue to Hondo srreet, and from Thomas • street to Lafond street, which on the 15th inst. were laid over to this day. the same . were taken up, and William G. Mulligan being the lowest reliable and responsible '.bidder, the contract was awarded to him for $5,983. and the same was ordered sent to the Council for approval. Yeas 5, nays 0. In the matter of the bids opened and read on the 7th inst. fur the grading of Dncas 6treet, from the southerly line of the right .ofwayofihe Minnesota & Northwestern Railroad, company to Concord street, put ting in granite curbs and using for stirfao intr the best material found on the street, which on the 15th inst. were laid over to this day, the same were taken up and Palmer ahd Dunklee being the lowest reli able and responsible bidders, the contract was awarded to them for 57.856, and the same was ordered sent to the Council for ap proval. Yeas 5. nays 0. . : In tiie matter of the bids opened and read on the 7th inst. for the construction of a sewer on Beaumont street, from Bedford street to De Soto street; on Patridge street, from Bradly street to Burr street; on Burr street, froni Patridgestreet to North street, and from Collins street to Mlnnehaha street; on Hopkins street, from Bradley street to De Soto street; on Bedford street, from De .catur street to Minnehaha street; on De '■ Soto street, from Hopkins street to Minne haha street: on North street, from Bradley etreet to De Soto street; on Collins ■ street, from Bradley street to De Soto street: on Otsego street, from Mount Ida street to Lafayette Avenue; on Lafayette Avenue, from Col lins street, to a point 150 feet south of Hie south line of lot 2, block 13, Warren & Winslow's Addition to St. Paul, and on the alley in block 12, Warren & Winslow's Ad . uition. from De Soto street to Lafayette Avenue, which were laid over to this day, the same were taken up and George A. , Bubar being the lowest reliable and re sponsible bidder, the contract was awarded to him for him for 519.339. and the same " was ordered sent to the Council for ap -. proval. Yeas 5. nays 0. J In l lie matter of the bids opened and read on the 15th inst.. for the grading of .Jeffer son Avenue, from Victoria street to the right of way of the St. Paul & Sioux City Railroad company, which were laid over to this day and referred to the Engineer for report, the same were taken up and the ' Engineer having reported recommending the awarding of the contract, the same was -Sjyarded to John D. Moran for $10,000. lie being the lowest reliable and responsible bidder, and said award was ordered sent to the Council for approval. Yeas 5, nays 0. In the matter of the bids opened and read on the 15th inst. for the grading of St. Albans street, from Marshall Avenue to University Avenue, which were laid over to this day, the same were taken up, and the bond of the lowest bidders (Ferdi liarrd, Beyer and Michael Lux), being in formal, said bid was rejected, and on motion the contract was awarded to Henry J. Cooper ami Stephen J. Harper for $4,837.50, they being deemed the lowest reliable and responsible bidders, and the same was ordered sent to the Council for approval. Yeas 5. nays 0. ' The Council having ; returned to Board corrected order, approved June 17, 1880, to let by contract the construction of a sewer on Westminstei street, from its present northerly terminus to the south line of lot 12. block 1, Warren & Window's addition, the same was referred to the Engineer for plans and specifications. The Council having returned to Board corrected order, approved June 17. 188(5. to condemn land and assesa benefits and dam ages for the opening, widening and exten sion of Sixth (6th) street, between Summit Avenue and Wabasha street, the same was referred to the Assessment Committee, and the Clerk directed to give the first assess ment"notice."',' In the matter of the grading of Louis street, from Hondo street to Fuller street, all assessment notices were annulled, and ihe Clerk was directed to give a new first assessment notice for said improvement, extending said assessment on said Louis street, from Nelson Avenue to Fuller street. The Clerk was directed to give the first - assessment notice for the opening, widen- Sng and extension of St. Clair street, from the westerly line of the right of way of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Kailroad company (short line, so called) to the Mis sissippi river. . The following bill was examined and al- Jowed to-wit: Bill of L. W. Kundlett of SlO for postage nsed in office of City Engineer June 18, ISS(S. Adjourned to meet on the 19th iust. at 8:30 a. m. William BVBRETT, President. . JJ. L. GOHMAN, Clerk Board Public Works. '»i» , ■ P MORTGAGE SALE. DefatiJt having been made in tha payment of the Bum of two hundred and seventy and 10-100 dol lars which is claimed to be due at the date of this ■ notice upon a certain mortgage, duly executed and delivered by Martha E. Lewis and Levi S. Lewis to Kodolph W. EUUUOm bearing date the ninth day of May, A. l). 1834, and assigned lo b\ S. Kirkpat rick, on the Tth day of July. 18S0, and duly re • «orded in the office of the Register of Deeds in .*nd for the county of Kumsey and state of M.nne . Bota, on the 31st day of January, A. n. ISBS. at '1:30 o'clock p. to., in Hook '.13 ot Mortgages, on page 108, and said assignment was duly recorded ou the B*th day of July, A. D. 18S6 in the office of , eaid Register of Deeds at 11:25 o'clock a. m., on page 281 of book M, of assignments, ovid mortgage being conditioned upon the payment of the principal and interest of a certain promissory note for the sum of two hun .dred twenty-two and 8-lUO (222.08) dollars, paya- J>le on or before one year from date and beuring interest at the rate of ten per iceut. per annum until i*aid. said note being dated May y, 1884, and payable at the store of said Hansom, in St. Paul, Minnesota, and signed by Martha E. Lewis, and no action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav ing been instituted to recover the debt secured by - ■ Baid mortgage, or any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by virtue of a power of sale contained in said mort gage, and pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, the s-aid mortgage will be foreclosed, and the prL'inises described in and covered by said mortgage, viz.: The undivided one-half (K-1 of lot four (i), in bl.'ck one (1) in leech's addition to the C ty of St.l'aul. according to the plat thereof duly recorded at the office of the register of deeds in and for said Kamsey county, and state of Minnesota, with the heredita ments and appurtenances, will be sold at public suction, to the highest: bidder for cash, to pay ■ laid debt and interest, and the taxes, if any, on i»aid premises, and twenty-five dollars attorney's C"c. as stipulated in and by said mortgage in case .T>f foreclosure, and the disbursements allowed by taw which sale will be m:nJe by the sheriff of said Fi'iixutey county, at. the front door of the court .{;„.. > c in the city of St. Paul, itißaidcountyar.il «fWtP <>D the 31st day of August. A. I). ISB6, at ten D'olock a JM- *>t thut day, subject to redempt < at any time * lthin one * ear rom the day ol sal3 ' as provided by" I' 1 *- „ Dated July 8, a. ■»>• •**• jciRKPATRTCK, r julyS-7w-fri . " A»igut* of Mortgage. NOTICE TO GREDIT'£BS. ■gtate of Minnesota, County of Ramsey — * n , Probate Court, special term. Aug. 4, 1356. . In the matter of the estate of James K. Gridley, deceased. , ■ Notice is hereby given that the Judge of Probate of the county of Kamsey will, upon the first Monday of the month of December, A. D. 188 G. at te» o'clock a in., receive, hear, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons against said deceased; and that six months from and after the date hereof have been allowed and limited for creditors to present their claims atiuinst said es . tate, at the expiration of which time all claims not presented or not proven to its satisfaction lhall forever barred, unless for good cause . ihow.n further time be allowed. ' By the Court, [l. s.] ■•■-■ wm. b/mcgrorty; Judge of Probate. JOS.C. O'Goumax, Administrator. PJpBB julys-sw-fri tft DR. FRANCK'S H o _^, GENUINE ' 1 "'■ '■ "3^ GRAINS »E SANTE.— The H ' ■ CSm best remedy airainst Migraine, H "IT™ m^mm Ooustipation and Comrestiou, g 522 S uisy berecoimi byhaviwr the a ffTHs ttfr words (iUAINS DX BANTE DU D]t. I*, T**Jb Fxakck printed in lour colors 3 «&**=* - — on a Blue Box. Those contained fi bkbi fjC in a red or any othercolored box 1 ■ . i^ mm are imitation. Ph. Leroy, D.■ ■> ifl - ; OParia! E. FOUGEKA & CO., B __J i&ZJ N. V.. and at all CUeiuiats. " * 1 SAINT PAUL WANTS. SITDATIONS OFFERED. Male. AGENTS— Wanted in every counry throughout the United Stat«s for the Eclipse : bag hplder; entirely new; patent just out; can be put up anywhere in the barn or field; the greatest harvest for agents ever offered (a splendid side line); one agent reports making t!08 in one week: sample for 35 cents or ' three for fl. Address Bclipse Bag Holder Co., 204 and 20S Bast Seventh St., John Haisley, manager. 216-29 AGENTS— Wanted for two new household novelties; sells in every house for 25 cents; i samples sent on receipt of price of both, 50 cents. I John Haisley, 204 and 206 Kast Seventh st. 215-21 r> HER at 142 East Fifth bt. . . 6 DARBER- First-class. 390 Robert st. - : ;. 6 BARBER— Saturday and Sunday. 353 University ay. .' 6 BAUBER— Grod, for Saturday and Sunday, at 808 West Seventh st. A. J. Polanek. 0 BARBER— Saturday and Sunday at West Side Barber shop, 118 Dakota ay. ;. G BARTENDER— Young man; references" re-, quired. F. W. Minton, Litchncld. jtj..y. :■; 6 BOYS— smart and active to wait on table and work about hotel; steady work and;- good wages. W. W. Woodruff, Merriam Park. . . ,>6 BLACKSMITH at 126 Dakota ay., West Bt. Paul. '.. ',5 I NETMAKERS— First-class. Apply at V- > once at the St. Paul Furniture company, 164 West Fifth stt ' 4 pOACUMAX- Good steady young man to take v> care ot and drive carriage horse and do chores about house; good, steady home for the right man. B. P. C, Globe. 5 ARPENTERS— good ones immedi- Vj» ately, new West St. Paul school building. George H. Fletcher. 4 pAKKI KJi-On Fast Seventh Jt. •• Apply at V-^ once to W. E. Magraw. Globe circulator. 4 OI.T7ECTOR— O r. c who is acquainted with the city; must come well recommended and give *300 bond. Address C. F. 8.. Globe. 215-17 CARPENTERS— Immediately at Manitoba elevator. West Superior. Wi>>., 200 common carpenters or elevator plunkers; wages, (2 to $2.50 per day. 211-24 DINING ROOM GIRLS at 52 East Seventh st. ; . _6 DRAI'GHTSM AN— lmmediately. Brinclce,r- U hoff & Phillips. Mannheimer block, room' 39. DK I ( i < ; iST^Wnnfod, assistanTdruggfst. .'Adt dress A. B. X., Globe oflice. ■■- " 214-19 17NGINEER at Messinger Bros., Macalester. Ci - ■.„'•■' • ■;. 4 WORK— Man to work dt the month on r a farm. Inquire at stall 13, public market. 6 GOOD COOK, man or woman; good wages. Address F., Globe. " . ' 6 TABORERS — For Cascade division Northern J Pacific railroad in Washington Territory, 300 men; wages $2 per day; ship to-day at 4 p. m.; call early. John Swainson 4 Co., corner Seventh and Sibley sts., St. Paul, ana 11 High St., oppo site union depot, Minneapolis. ....'. 218 I ABORERS— at Lake Vadnaisj -Li north shore. Apply to foreman at the.works. MAN pos-«essins; a eood voice and barijo'toioin party going South: a good thingfortii^Tipht party. Address where interview can be JuvJ, W. S., Globo office. ~ J •'■''. t,.'- Ir'l 6 TVTIGHT CLERK— Forney's hotel, • 108 East 1 1 Third st. .'....'" 5 OFFICE BOY— In oflSce of wholesale house, a bright, reliable bor about 14 years old: niu«t write a good, plain hand and be correct at figures: good chance for the right boy: one living with parents preferred. J. B. T., Globe. . 218--? 1 T)ROFESSOR. at the Lake View academy, 1 Sauk Center. Minn.; an expert penman and bookkeeper: an unmarried man preferred; to the right man a liberal sajarr will be paid. Address D. J. Cogan, Principal and I'rorrietor. / . 215-221 QASHMAKER— A young man at once to work i- / on sash and doors and run machinery; one that has some experience preferred. • Bjornstad & Omdalil, 819-321 Rice st. • ;• .■.-■ ■ ' . 6 STAIRBUILDERS— Two first-class workmen O at once. S. E. Smith & Bro.. 227 .West , Fifth Bt ±. .:..;.■■■ _4 STRII'PER— Experienced stripper boys to learn the cigar making trade at'Syl Sulzbach's cicar factory. 415 Jackson st. . .. ,','. ' '.. i QHOEMAKERS— At once, teno»* filteen. for O making pacs; price paid, 40 c^n.ts^-per, pair. Sole Leather Over Manufacturing (popapany, Wi nonq, Minn. . . ,-i : ~i ',*'■" 4 S^ TENOGK APHERS call for pbHk>ns : . Anne C.Drew & Co., room 9. Hale bfoek, opposite Merchants. ._ nt i". '■■ 129; AILOR — man to make pants and vests. I- Apply by letter to James McCallum, mer chant tailor. Front St., Brainerd, Minn. 6 TAILOR to do new work and repairing. 282 East Seventh st., corner Rosabel. 6 rpiEMAKERS— At once, fifty good railroad; JL 7 cents apiece will be paid for malt ng jack pine ties; board $3. 50 per week. Apply to H. B. Morrison, Motley, Minn. ' . :.;, ':' ' ' " .' 4 TEAMSTER— Good; steady work all winter. X P. Norris. 388 St. Paul.st. .. - ; 7, ... '' v ' 4 TEAMSTER — Experienced, >i for hauling: I knowledge of city necessary; good wages. Alpha, Globe. : . ;'.; 7 Sa 4 WAITERS— Two good arm. at the What Cheer. 443 Jackson. 5 YOUNG MAN— work in saloon and restau- X rant; one that speaks German preferred. C. M., Globe. 5 f)f\ LABORERS— AppIy 315 Robert st. 217-18 S) F\ MEN for lowa, to build wire fence: good Aj*J job; free fare. Charles Colton, 340 ■ Sibley st i- -■? - 217-213 CA COAL MINERS— West. :> Apply 315 t)\J Robert st. I.'^?:' :, ■: .•.-. . 5 F^r\ DAY and station men for ; the Manitoba fJ\.f railroad, $2 per day, station work. 16 to .18 cents; free fare. Charles Colton, 340 Sibley st 216-18 Female. y,:. ; . COOK— Experienced : rl to do "cooking at Mit ford hou--e; no washing or ironing; good wages paid. 345 Sherman et. (j DRESSMAKING— Apprentice girls to learn; cuttjng and fitting a specialty. 585 Wabasha. 218-21 ? ■ - - RESSMAK ERS— None but good ones need apply. 493 Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth." 4 DRESSMAKING— Apprentice girls to learn \J dressmaking. 453 North Fort '■ St.. near Tenth. ' . ■;■■ .. . 4 T\ ISHWASHER at the Winslow. 5 INING-ROOM girls. Tracy and Duluth; 15. E. Douglass' intelligence office, 85 East Se venth st . - ; . 218 ■pvINING-ROO3I GIRLS at 52 East Sixth. 5 DINING-ROOM— Good girl for.dinipgtroom' at once, at Schueler's hotel. 347 Robert st. 4 D" ININGROOM GIRLS for Washburn. T,racy and Miles City; $18. Douglass' intelligence, S5 E. Seventh st ■-■■ .t«v.: >,-,.^ 3 XPERIENCED GIRL— In candy and fruit l_i store; one who is not afraid to work. ; ' 138 Dakota ay., West St. Paul. : '■?■■:'■ 5 (Tt ERMAN GIRL to do housework for a small VJT family. 515 Ashland ay. ■ • t> — First-cla»s; general work in small fam ily. Apply at once to Mrs. P. F, Egan, 80 Kent st. I ' ■■- ■■ G GIRL for general housework. Call 54 West Fourth. .... f . >! V P IRL for general housework. Call IG'J Mcßoal <J st r~:. J :, -.::.: 6 GIRL for general housework in family of, two. '. 639 Portland ay. ';'; '^' '6 GIRL at 493 Laurel ay. to do general hbuse work. •■-'' .■' 1 » • i '- i "- ■■ 6 IRL for general housework in small family at vX the lake; good place for the right party. Apply 'at Myers & Finch's jewelry store. Bridge square.' : . ' ;? 6 IRL for housework at 549 Wabasha st; Ger vJ man preferred. 6 GIRL— To do general housework in a small private family. 358 East Ninth st. . 6 GIRL — general housework in a small fam ily; Norwegian or German preferred. Inquire at 91 F.nst Eighth st. . ' G GIRL — For general liou«t'«'ork in private T family. Apply room 9, corner Eleventh and Koljprt sis. ...... i GIJtLS — Two German or American, for general y housework in small families in same neigh borhood; none brt thoroughly competent- girl< need ai-yly. ii4l De Soto st. r 5 itll* — At once, to wa<h di?nes; . first-class 1 v.ages paid. 50 West Fourth st... -.■■■-..- 5 GIRL— Cood for general housework; ap^ly : rarlT'ii't2":n Farrlneto'i av. ' '^ ■-- a: G. -. . '.. ti :u ecn oooi, immediately; good wages. VJ 372 Exchange st. ^ ...... 4 i O IRL— At 5 East Tenth st , " ;^ . - ; - ■'■ 4 >>i ***■•£' for general housework. .» Apply at 52S vT I() "*dway between 'Jand 11 a. m. ; ; . •""",' •■'4. HOUSE\V*"'** A German girl for general housework; **e»dy place and good pay. In quire at 130 West Fouif*i St.. rear Rice park. .-. 4 TjfbUSEWORK— A wonlun who has a child Ll and needs a good home will_ do small amount of housework in retnrn. A. R- 25, Globe. T.* 6 TJ OUSEWOUK— Competent girl; small family; £i good wages. 533 Dayton af. . "-'"''l .."I I ".'.' 4 OUSEW'O ItK— for general "bij'jsework ; Xi two in family: • German preferred. ' Mrs. Samuels. 52 West Tenth St.. upata)rs. : " ''.218-20 HAVES' new employment office furnishes girls . places free of charge; 250 girls for house work, 2 hotel cooks, 10 family cooks, 4 dinipg room, 1 experienced second, 2 laundry girls and I poli sher.__4S9 Wabasha, hear capitol. ; 217-13 NURSE GIRL, 15 or 16 years old. that cka Jiye at home. 243 Spruce st. '. ' ' •:".''• 6 WUKSE GlßL— Must come well recommended. iS Apply to 486 Eighth st. . . *'•■/; 5 PANTMAKKRS at Wm. Geisenheyners'. 11l West Third st. ' \- • — fi SEWING— Lady to do about three weeks', sew ing in private family. Addresg wifh terms per week or day, 8.. F., Globe ■■■:■ . -'- .. ; i:.( SEWING— girl to do plain sewing at 537. East Seventh st 3 THBi BT. FAUIj VAAIjI <*LUBE. B'KLDAY MOKJMIJNQ. AUGUST 6, IHL,, SITUATIONS WASTED. - Alaia. " "TJEIVL-BOY in city hotel— By boy 17 yean old. -D H. r>., Globe. _ 4 T3ARTENOKR— German; without board; ref -13 erenoe* furnished. 163 Cuiter St., West St. Paul. _^^_^ _4 "DV A BO\ of 15, at anything. J. U., Globe. 5 DONI'S given by advertiser, aged 36, good busi-, JLt ness knowledge, to any one procuring him;' position requiring judgment and integrity; refer enies and security. I. W. F., Globe ''.'C'5 pOACHM AX— WeII used to take care of horse*. v> C, SQ. Globe. ' . : . 6 /^OL'KIKK— An experienced traveler desires VJ/ to serve family going to Europe i.s courier or otherwise; speaks fluently six languages, includ iug Scandinavian; references. Cosmopolitan, ': Globe. " * '•■■•■■ i LERK or waiter. I. 8., Globe. . I :::6) . J-ERK- a clothing store; have bad twelve v_- ; years' experience; am married and speak German; good reference. K. S. Rix, 311 Kast Seventh st. . ; .' 5 ■ /^lLiKßK— German, in a store, grocery preferred, A> t ..for small wages. W. Charles Ernst, Nortk , Fort and Tenth sts. ' 5 pLERK . in a grocery store, by young man of .v^,, five years' experience. B. G., Globe. 6 CLEKK in a store; grocery preferred; have had three years' experience as grocery clerk: best of reference. J. A. Young, .ISO University »v. ... , .. 4 pLERK-In a wholesale or reta'l store by | v^ 1 young married man having considerable ex- references furnished. E. C. W., Globe, 4 "C<VEN!>*<} KMPLOYMEVTbya good pen- X-J man: posting up books preferred. B. 2, Globe. , "PAKMKR-By a married man; stock farmer J- preferred. R. G. E., Globe. 5 TTOSTLKR— By young man as hostler. nurse, or fl in retail or wholesale store; acquainted with office work. 555 Charles st. ■ 6 TTOSTJLEK— German, in a private family: O- good references. A. Charles Ernst, North Fort and Tenth sts. 5 HOSTLER — byajoung German to take care of lior.ies and drive: is well ac quainted in the city; can furnish good references. G. L-, Globe. . 3 MAN COOK or baker in hotel or restaurant; ' sober knd industrious. H. 24, Globe. ' 5 \y?<»*tT WATCHMAN— By a reliable raar ;l* ried man; best of references. 162 Plato ay.. ' West St. Pa-ul. . . • . ■ 4 OilttiAXIST and choirmaster — By gentleman v -^ of, lf.yearg' experience,, recently from Lon (ion. England, late honorary member Trinity col lege, professor of piano, organ, voice culture and harmony; testimonials and press notices p«r re turn; irood performer and choir trainer. Address . Cox, care Y. M. C. A., Minneapolis. 214-21 PENMAN — Evening employment by a good penman. Hamilton, Globe. 6 STORE By young man of good habits.in whole sale or retail store. VV. M.. Globe. 6 CHII'PIJfG CLERK or packer in general 0 store: ten years' experience; speaks German and French. Omega, Globe. 4 npiMEKKKI'ER or collector by practical man " JL- of five years' experience. J. 8., Globe. • ; '"'■•■-:'>' 215-21 WORK— By an able-bodied man of 40, having -VV .... references; wages $1 per day. W. 8.. Globe. 6 'TITHOLKSALE- Good, steady man, in some }..".Wi j wholesale bus. ness; is willing to work. Joe . B. H., Globe. 6 WAGONMAKKK— Wagon and carriage ma •;VV... ker wants situation; can give good refer ences; wages not so much an object as perma nency. G. W., Globe. ■ - 4 WORK — By young married man; not afraid to • V • work around store. F. L., Globe. 5 YOUNG MAN with several years' experience, JL would like a situation in a dry goods busi ness; first-class references furnished. B. C. 3 YOUNG married man wants a position of most X any kind in a wholesale or retail house; has excellent knowledge of general business. G. X., Globe. 4 X7 OUNG GERMAN, stranger in "the~city, 1 wants some kind of work. L. Debenbow. 476 Temperance st. : ■ 3 .Female. \ PI'RENTH'E- By young lady of superior ■t\. taste in millinery store to learn the trade. K. of L. _ _5 BpOKKEEI'EK- By a lady, as assistant -1J bookkeeper, copyist or clerk in a confection ery. F. X..Globe. . _ 6 BOOKK By young lady as assistant; have. had experience; can give reference; situation more ot an object than salary; no objec tion, to leave the city. A. 8., box 250, Hastings, Minn. ■ ■ • 3 COOK— private family, by a first-class French woman cook, where a kitchen girl is kept. A. B. 20. Globe. 3 COPYIST or accountant in office by a lady. D. \- A.. Globe. •■ 3 CLERK— A young lady would like a position as clerk or copyist. Address A. 8.. Globe. 3 T\RESSMAKER desires position in fitting : \J . - room, or as forewoman in dress and cloak making establishment. E. V., Globe. 21S-24 DOMESTIC wants place for one month: com . petent girl; steady place down town. Doug lass' Intelligence office. . . 213 #"1 IRLS— Two very excellent and experienced vJT in all kinds of housework desire situations in private families; reference furnished. 30^ West Third st, room 9. ■ _8 TJOUSEKEEPER— By respectable person, LX to attend to gent's furnished rooms; terms reasonable; city references. A. R., Globe. 6 HOUSEKEEPER, companion or care of . children, by lady capable of teaching Eng lish branches ana music; also good nurse, Y. K. M., Globe. 3 THE LADISS of St. Paul can Sad "reliable J. help by calling on Mrs. A. J. Hayes, 489 Wa basha; lace curtain? and crape cleaning work near capitol. 318 LADY wants work by the day. IG2 West Ninth Bt.; please call after 6 p. m. 3 NURSE and companion, by a middle-aged lady for invalid lady; no objection to going to the lake or traveling; best of references. G. L. H.. 48G Collins St. _4 URSE — A professional nurse is open to an 1^( engagement for September ' and October. Address J. L., Globe. : 3 OFFICE WORK— young lady in dentist's oflice and confectionery store. 85 Leecb st. , _^_ 4 PROFESSIONAL COOK-Female; French. i German, English and Italian cook seeks em ployment; no objection to an engagement to the East. O. 0., Globe. 4 OEWING in private family. Address St. O Mary's home, 155 Twelfth st. 5 rpEACHER— By young lady as traveling com -L • pan ion or governess. Mrs. M. R. Kingy, ' Minneapolis. _6 rpEACHER in school or family by a lady ot ex- J- perience; references exchanged. Address , Miss J. Spuloch, state school, Middletown, Conn. ,!".-,'.'.. ." 208-18 ' TT7ET NURSE— By young lady. N. S., Globe. WORK— By woman during day. Call 443 Ce dar st. ■ 3 -:■■• - :-: ~~ FOR SALE. BOAT — Five dollars buys a good, light hunting ■ boat and paddle; tront end decked over; will' carry two. Apply JM East Sixth st. . 3 COACH DOG — A trained one, cheap. Inquire by postal of W. H. Chase, 1150 Francis st., city. 4 j (-* REYHOUND— A young full blooded Italian, vJT cheap; call or address 374 Exchange st. 3 HOUSE for rent and furniture for sale — A gen ' tleman offers his furniture, • draperies and decorations; also his kitchen outfit for sale at -very low prices; house will be rented. L., Globe. jM v,,.- f 213-219 TT)IANO — New upright; seven and a half orv . S-. , . taves. 637 De Soto st. 214-20 R.IFL.E — A Winchester rifle, almost new, with " canvas cover. 22-caliber and twenty-seven Tepeater. For partic ihirs address L. B. S., Lock Box 141, Lake City, Minn. 6 SETTER DOG— One ot the finest Irish setter IO ilogs in the state; young and well trained for chickens and ducks: price $50, if sold before the 15th inst.; can be seen at basement 590 Jackson St.. St. Paul. ' 218-34 WE HAVE a billiard and pool table combined VV which we will so:l for $75. Olivier & Farwell. 26 East Fourth St.. St. Paul, Minn. 5 Qf' HEAD of draft and driring horses for sale >CO at Lockwood & Weaver's stock yard sale stables. - 213-19 WASTED TO RF.XT.' BAUV BUGGY for a month; pood care taken of same. Call at' 22 College ay. West. 5 r> O»)>lS— Three, nicely-furnished, by three XX adults. H. K. M.. Globe. t ."O OQMS— Two unfurnished, with or without s J"y boartl. near business center. Sample,' 365 -East Seventh st. ROOMS— Furnished for l!gnt housekeeping where a portion of thw reut can be paid in teaching either the English branches or music. K. 1. Globe. _3 ROOM— a young professional gen "XV tleman. a nicely furnished room, conve niently located to the business portion of the city. R., Globe. ■ . 3 ROOM — A furnished room with pivilege of ■ housekeeping for man, wife and child. Ad dress. Kolla, Globe. ~ ■ 3 WANT the care of a house for tharrpat. by re- d W sponsible party. M. X., (Jiobo. «?. ~ * .3 AT AND AROPyp SEVEN' COITN j JOHN A. LAABS, upnolsterer, corner "of Seventh and Exchange sts.: steam renova tor for cleaning feathers and mattresses; all work guaranteed, ' . : -. io±« tSRUGS— At Wilkes' pharmacy yoa get pre- XJ pnriptions filled with the purest drugs, "with out which the physicians' skill is of no "avail; a very desirable and complete line of the best toilet VootU, ' ' - ' •■'•■^i:' •-• %ijt\ < • BOARDING OFFEIIEp7 -T: ' COLLEGE AY., First-class board '~and rooms, . " • '.— .-. '.5 RIVATE BOAKDING-First-clas*, staaic r. lieat; free ■ bath; references required. 20 Coliece >y, wes?. Rgbio«on. 215.?2i AUCTIOX SAf-K>. : ! j J . T« KavmigtfU »w <'v. FRAME CHURCH Btm.WlNGat auction— We will sell at auction on the ; premises on Hopkins St., on Saturday, Aug- 7, at 4 o'clock in the afternOQn, the building known as urace church. ' The purchaser will be C' required to ra move the suine within ten daya from tin.- date of sale. I. T. Kavanugh & ■ Co., ■ Auctiuneers, 4J-." Wabaaha st. -■ . 217-.'. Sa'n'gome'g A.'S-'ifc t l '-" Coiupany.- HA'i'TEL MORTGA<iii forecl.>s^rTot sa . J loon fixtures and restaurant.furniture known as the Board of Trade, at Sausoinn's Auction Mart, Friday, Aug. 6, 1888, Sibley and Seventh sts.. 9a. m., by order F. Hichter, sheriff. Kausom«'s A. S. &F. company, anctioneers. ■--•-.. ■ 217-1B . :■'.'. HEAL ESTATE you sale. Edward Berreau's List. "7 ' In Germania Bank,'3C4 Wabaaha gt. PARTIES desiring to invest in acre property, JT,,. between tne two cities, will do well to call at the office of th« undersigned for information as ■to prices and terms of several of the finest tracts cfHndintha vicinity of Macalester Park; can feli ten, twenty, thirty and forty acre tracts at bottom prices. Edward Berreau. . OR Improved corner lot, centrally ' located; improvements almost new; rent of houses brings II per cent, on the investment. Bd ward Berreau. * . : FOR SALE— Two hundred lots in all parts of the city, from $800 upwards, on easy terms. Edward Berreau. . - • - 215-28 E. A. Sargent's List. "~ 144 East Third st. T OTS and blocks in Motor . Line addition, on Lj Rice at., at station on St. Paul & Duluth railroad; over 300 lots; now is the time for parties to invest who wish to receive large returns for a small amount put up; this is worth looking after. EER PAKK— I offer this week over lots I in this beautiful park, only a short distance from the depot on Concord St.; lots in addition ad joining selling for $.K)U ■by the block. I can offer rare inducements to purchaser of block. Remem ber the early bird. ' ■;"'• ' - ■ ' T OTS in Sargent's addition. .", r ] I OTS in Sargent & Campbell's addition. J r OTS in Sargent's Third addition. LOTS in all parts of city. ~ • 218-219 ■ ST~J. Ahern's Stock Yard Lots. I AM able to offer bargains in a few lots in the business center of the stock yard town; also a few residence lots; here is property that will ad vance, nay double, in a short time. Apply to the owner, S. J. Ahem, 140 East Third st. .. 213 Ml»cellßneoua. •■; RICK BUILDING for sale, with long lease D of ground; brick . building corner Eagle, Washington and Market sts., by Herzog & Rear don. _____iLJ 218-25 DESK ROOM. Inquire of S. P. Crosby, 120 East Third st. ■ . ' ■ 6 FARM— House and barn, with eighty-acre tarm. Stees Bros., 28, East Third st. 218-20 FOR SALE cheap. One lot. No: 18, block U , Bloomington ay., in Minneapolis. B. F. P., Globe. - :■ 1 214-220 HOUSE for sale at a bargain; very desirable eight-room house; best location in St. An thony Park; easy payments it desired. Address S. 45. Brace, St. Anthony Park. Minn. 218 npWO HOUSES for sale on reasonable terms; X first-class neighborhood. - Inquire on the premises, 763 Division st. 213-25 FprAg ci al._ TVTEWPORT* PKET. Drake block. Third st. -i. 1 opposite Merchants • hotel, loan money at from 6 to 8 per cent, on improved' c'ty propaTty, and furnish it without delay; thej also buy and sell mortgages, bonds and stocks. -243tf \ NYONE in need of money can borrow $10 and i\ upward of R. Deming & Co., 35 E. Seventh st., on their furniture, pianos, horses, cows, carriages, etc., without removal- from owner's - premhses; also on watches and jewelry.- Money advanced on wages due. All the time given on loans that is requ.red, and any part of money borrowed can be paid back at any time, thus reducing principal as well as interest. Write and we will call. K. Iteming & Co., room 1. 15 Kast Seventh st. 157* S~i ANNON 4.C0.. Sss Jacksou st.. buy notes and . vX lend money on furniture, horses, wagons, etc. without removal or pliblicity, and accept payment in installments. Minneapolis office, 3S Washing ton ay. south. "-' v ' •••■ • ' : 225* iTERMANN TROTT, Jackson St.. room LX 13— Money tc loan at from 6to 8 per cent, on improved city property and farms; also de sirable 0 ty lots and farm U.uds for f«le. 133-317 MONEY to loan in --amount* to suit: no delay; .1 1 ■ building - loans .»* apecialty; . local stocks bought and sold. W. (J. Strickland, secretary. 363 Jackson st. - ;:.■'..'..- .. , g; . ; . - 171-261 Tl/TONEY TO urns of $1,000 to $lv.- ITX 000 at 6 and 8 per cent,. interest without de lay. St. Paul Trust company, corner Jackson and Fourth ets. : .■ 22* HE MINNESOTA Mortgage Loan Company JL,.. (incorporated}, private banker*, loan $10 and upwards on diamonds, gold watches, fine jewelry, and other personal property, taken as collateral, with notes, at one-half rates of pawnbrokers. 93* rpHE MINNESOTA Mortgage Loan Company X (incorporated).— Private hankers loan from $10 upward on household furniture, pianos, horse;), wagons, etc., without removal from ■ owner's premises. Also on warehouse receipts, and on diamonds, gold watches and fine jewelry. We buy notes or loan on same as ' collateral. All the time given on loans that is required, and parties may pay back in installments if desired, thus reducing the cost as well as the principal. The oldest and only incorporated banking house of the kind in ths city or state..- I personally superintend the busi ness and save lawyers' fees to all parties dealing with us. J. S. Mackey, ; president, room 7, First National bank building, corner Fourth and jack son sts., St. Paul, nn.: room 7, Mackey- Legg block, corner Fourth and'Nicolleb Minneapolis, M:nc. - : ■ ' - • ■ 93» TTjr ISH TO BORROW *500 or $600; good se- V\ curity will be furnished; no commission agent need answer. S. P.. Globe. 217-13 WANTED— To borrow, $200 to $500 for three to twelve months: first mortgage on St. Anthony Mil lot worth al.BfO. G. H. H., Globe. 3 Cl* F\l \(\ to «50,000 loans j mada without delay <3'i/UU soon as title ' c«n be examined on St. Paul real estate, with • interest from 6 to per cent.; building loans specially attended to. Ap ply to S. S. Chlttenden, First National bank build inp. _226-ly <Kinn nnn TO'LOAN on mpro>«d Sw «PXUU,UUU Paul real estate. 3 to 5 years' time, in any amount, from . $1,000 to «20,000, with interest at 6, 6 1-2, 7, 1-2 and 8 per cent., accord ing to values and.- location- money furnished im mediately. S. S. Stokes, investment brokers, No. 157 East Fourth &t., under First National bank. S3n» ;.;-.; HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C. BARIiAINS — larg« assortment of carriages buggies, phaetons. tf oral spring wagons, jump seats. Concord .wagons. Democrat wagons, extension tops, harness; come and «cc the largest and cheapest stock in St. Paul; discount to deal ers and liverymen. King's Itepository, corner Fourth and Minnesota sts. ~ 66-6 in FOR SALE — Horse, harness and phaeton; dark 1. bay horse 8 years old and a beauty; owner leaving city; will sacrifice at a bargain; will sell rig complete or in part. Roum 1,*35 East Seventh st. ' •' [ 218-220 T7OR SALE — horses, one buggy, one plat- X form wagon, two sets single harness, very cheap. Apply between Rosabel and Broadway, East Seventh st.. Tinstead saloon. ' 5 HORSE wanted for buggy; must be cheap. M. G-. Globe. ... . ' ■ --; 5 ORSE and light delivery wagon; »100 takes them. 200' Sixth st. west. 4 HORSE To buy on easy payments; good driver, sound and . kind; could trade some property. T. M. L., Globe. ... 3 HORSE — A fine road horse for sale; can pace in 2:36. Inquire Matt Balfour, State Fair Grounds. 215-22 ANTED TO BUY— Top buggy and har ness, or rig, on monthly payments; horse must be broke to saddle; state price. S. W. F., Globe. "^1 .....__ 6 "ITT ANT TO'HIRE— A horse for light work VV f or a week. Inquire at teed store, corner Sixth and Washington »tg. -5 \SA X JE D OBtnC Rlß— Child's folding orib in good repair. . 448 J Strykerav. ...?-■■''■ 4 DESK, chairs, office railing and safe. Call or address Meek Bros., 79 West Third st. " 3 SAFE — Second-hand; must be in good condi tion; good size and cheap. K. L. 8., Globe. I WANTED TO BUY— horse, that - child can drive, and wont cost over $5U or $75.' Bohrer, 354 Robert st. 4 \tf ANTED TO BUY horse. 164 University I ay. ' 4 ANTED TO BUY— Fur coat: second-hand buffalo coat; state size and price. W. 23 Globe. ' ■ ' -3 PERSOXAL, BABY WANTED— ia ' German aniily, - a baby to take care of. for a small recompense 1 best of references. F. Globe. •' 6 T Superfluous i hair permanently re ±-J • moved bj the electrolytic process. • Dr. William E. Yaw, 523 . Nicollet Minneapolis. 217-223 fc '..; , RS, ELLIS — Celebrated fortune teller; sat^ isfaction guaranteed. No, 169 East Ninth 6t., near Jackson, ■• •■- 199-229 THE MADAME GRIS WOLD corset made to order at 412 Wabasha st: lady agents I wanted. Mrs. Jamiesop and M. Forgee. 175* .-' BQA.RPI NG WiAIfTED. ,/■'.; ; BOARD in a private' family, no other boarders, XJ for six persons; three rooms required. C. T., Globe. • '-">•"' • •J'; ■ •.-", 3 ROOM WITH BOARD— Nicely furnished; ■XV private family preierred; state location and price. .M. L., Globe. •-' "1 >. ' ,'B Ol^f PERSONS— Board i^d rooms wanted in. *J "private - family— Otber boarders— for sii persons; ' three rooms required: will pay $6 each per week,' in advance, for good accommodations. IC. T.. Globe. -•"• :' -' -^ " ' '' ".g "y OUNG MEN— Twq young men. desife a rqorn,! 1 with bpard, ' in . private family, f. r tb,c I Winter, gating frgm Aug.' 15 or Sept. 1, where ! can feel at hqme. 64. Globe. *- :-'; r 6 • i ; ."••' ■■■-■'■ [■:' --"MUSIOAIi. ;-}•;- .■-,.. -r^f; 1 : (S_-[ CASH FOR TUNING PIANO perfectly, •IPX Camw. at Whitney's. 97 East Third st. .r 2.JH-7 iPMiit | iiiT'i'wi#iinffu 'TlFiTnif "JTi T y I*^1 *^ * - - . ■- '• ■ FOR. KICNI. D ENTINqT^PEFARTMENT— Houses for XV tenant*; tenants fqr houses. The attention of the public is invited to our "For. Kent" ■ list. We huvo aiiti!>u:il facilities for accommodating those interested in leases, and will be glad to have anj,who j»-is,b to procure tonunts or those wishing to. rent houses, -stores, " flats, offie^*. desk-room, jel«if ota., to snd see us. . A competent assist :aiit^evot^»-his QiiVre tune to this department. Harrisbii' ; .X > lliiiiily, ' "reiU estate and financial agents, Uj7 EastS.xth st, Hotel Ryan. 200-236 '" '-. Stores, IJIe, i: '' --• - ■" :■■ • • ■ - : ■■■• • lIOUWiS - fiOTT AGE— rooms; cheap to right par \S ties. Inquire 162 Siniih st. 21C-18 GEOKUE ST., 312, We»t side— Cott.ge. five vX rooms,: ghade trees, large lot. A. B. Noble, 60 East Third st. . 218-20 BANKLIN ST.. 3GI, corner Fifth, one block .; from Rice Seven-room bouse, city water. ■ i Inquire on premises. 2,13* GUKTH ST., 698 EAST— House for rent. ■ . 218-24 HOFFMAN AY., Dayton's bluff— Ten-room LX house, nearly, new. fine location, a most beautiful view over city and river, at a bargain; only $240 a year; suitable for two parties; good cellar and ci item. Mrs. S. Miller, 2 Main st. ',] ■■> 218-20 _ M'BOAL ST., 170— House, eight rooms, in fin« 1?X order; city and cistern ■water: large yard. ; 217-21 T> AMSEY ST. , 352— House of six rooms, cellar, 'XV cistern and well. ' . • ■ ' 217-219 O AMSEY ST., 269— Nine-room house; modern XV improvements. Inquire at Cardy Bros., Fifth and Jackson, or 267 Ramsey st. 215-28 SIXTH ST., 309 EAST, cor. Broadway^ Handsomely furnished front room in private family; suitable for two gentlemen; all modern conveniences in the house; pleasant and central location. ' ' 218-20 SEVENTH ST., WEST— Neat, four-room cot ' tage. Apply to H. H. Herbat, GilfUlan block. 218-20 ' ' QMALL HOUSE—CaII 165 Mcßoal st. 215-18 k> " ' - ■■ . ' TPENTH ST.. 357 EAST, corner Pine-Nicely- X furnished house; good locality. 5 rpWELFTH ST., near Minnesota— Furnished X house of eleven rooms for $60 per month. J. A. Sabin, 75 Twelfth st. 216-218 iioomh. BURR ST., 525— Four neatly furnished rooms; two front and two side-facing. . 6 DKOADWAY 5027 corner Tenth— Nice suite of XJ rooms, nicely furnished. 5 BLUFF ST., 23 EAST— Large alcove front room suitable tor two or four gentlemen. 3 BROADWAY, 493. between Ninth and Tenth D sts. — Furnished alcove room; gas and use of bath; no other roomers. ■ i pKNTRALAV., 72 Pleasantly furn- V 7 iahed room for gentlemen; references re quired. 213-19 piEDAR ST., 506— Large front room, furnished. v> overlooking the capitol square; al»o one room at ID per month; table board if desired. 217-221 , CiANADA ST.. 514. corner Tenth St.—Nicely vv furnished room, with or without board, and use of bath; pleasant location; terms reasonable. s EXCHANGE ST., 366 Comfortably well furnished second story room, suitable for two gentlemen with bath adjoining. 6 "EXCHANGE ST., 363 NORTH— Pleasant Hi furnished room; bath adjoining; terms mod erate. ■ 218-25 EXCHANGE ST., Furnished room with 111 board; use of bath. 5 , T^XCHANGE ST., 394— furnished room?. ■Lj single or en suite^modern house; convenient locality. 4 E~ LEVENTH ST., 51 Nicely-furnished small room for *ij a month, bath, etc., one block from capitol. 212-111 "PXCHANGE ST., 59 WEST— Pleasact fur lj nished front rooms. 5 EXCHANGE ST., 366 NORTH— Comfortably Hi well-furnished, second story room, suitable ' for two gentleman, with bath adjoining. 2 FOURTH ST., 694 EAST— for rent. 218-23 FIFTH ST., 140 WEST— Handsomely" fur nished room for one or two gentlemen, with or without board; private family; references ro quired fl FIFTH ST., 255 WEST— Furnished front room. / 5 ARLINGTON AY., 243— Nicely furnished ■T front room two doors from car line; St. An hony hill. ■ 4 ARRINGTON AY., 254— Pleasant furnished X room suitable for two. ■ 4 FOURTEENTH ST., 208. near Jackson— X Nicely-furnished rooms, $5 and $7; bath; near cars. r, OURTEENTH ST., 121 EAST, corner of X Robert — Furnished and unfurnished front rooms, with or without board. 3 Ij* RANKJLIN ST., 351 — Furnished alcove room. 6 RANKLIN ST., 357 NORTH— SmaII fur *- . niahed room suitable for one gentleman. 5 T GLKH ART ST., 58— Three furnishedT rooms; X barn. 7 JACKSON ST., 638 EAST— Three choice - rooms and clothes closet for $10 per month. Call at 95 East Seventh st. 217-225 OUIS ST., 2C3— Large front room with alcove XJ furnished, suitable for ladies or gentlemen, near street car, with or without board. 2 ISSISSIPi'I ST.. 543— Two or three nice rooms in brick house for housekeeping; rent low. 3 MtKKIAH I'AHK-A pleasant furnished iVX room with board, for two, in a private fam ily. N. S., Globe. 213-24 N ORRIS ST., 250— A very pleasant furnished front room with bay window, suitable for one or two gentlemen. 6 "V[ELSON AY., 267— Furnished rooms with 1 1 board or without; also day board; very pleasant; street cars pass the door. TVTEAR CAPITAL— A very pleasant front 1 1 room, bath. etc. M. 8.. Globe. 4 NEAR WABASIJ and Third- Fifteen-room . flat; modern conveniences; rent low. 4 TVfINTH ST., 100 EAST— Furnished rooms. 6 INTII ST., 358 EAST— A nicely-furnished front room suitable for lady and gentlemen, or two young men. INTH ST., 9 WEST— lar^e front room. one smaller, suitable lor four gentlemen; board if desired. 3 AJORTH EXCHANGE ST., S6B-A pleasant li furnished room, with bath adjoining; terms moderate. 217-220 EAR WABASIIA and Third— Fifteen-room NEAR WABASHA ami Third— Fifteen-room flat: modern conveniences; rent low. Apply 24 West Third st. " 5 OAK ST., 391, near Sixth— Nicely-furnished room, with board; modern conveniences. 6 PENNSYLVANIA AY., 204— Two ' rooms, JL furnisued or unfurnished. 6 PLEASANT AY., 181— Unfurnished rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. 6 T)EARL ST., 211— A well furnished pallor; X terms reasonable. 4 RONT ROOM, with alcove; board or con venient to board for gentleman and wife; good locality; modern conveniences; references required. M. C. N., Globe. • ONDO ST., 278— Furnished front room with Li. good closet and btove; good locality; private family; $0. 5 ROOM-MATE for a gentleman occupying large, neatly-furnished room three days in a month. Call at 366 North Exchange. 4 ROOMS— Two nicely furnished in a small fam] ily; price moderate, location central. K. E., Globe. .. . 6 ROOMS — Two nicely-furnished rooms, near capitol; modern conveniences; first-cla»s table board near by. C. B. P., Globe. 3 ROOM — Large front, unfurnished, with alcove: modern conveniences. Apply 442 John St., between Seventh and Eighth, third floor, or A. P. Davis' printing office, corner Seventh and Broad waj. - " 3 T> OBERTST.. 562— the Scandinavian board- XV ing bouse, two furnished front rooms; with or without board. ... . 4 QIXTH ST., 343— Three nicely-furnished rooms O with or without board, convenient to the busi ness locality of the city. 4 STRYKER AY., 553. West St. Paul— Two or three furnished rooms, with or without board. SUMMIT AY.. 14— Large front -alcove room; ' partly furnished; suitable for two or three ladies or gentlemen; modern conveniences; choice neighborhood; terms moderate. 3 SEVENTH ST.. 228. EAST, below Sibly— Nicely furnished rooms; also rooms at 424 Wabasha. corner Seventh st. ' 4 SEVENTH ST., 44 EAST, corner Cedar— A O few very nice front rooms, well furnished; will rent cheap, !■■':-. 3 EVENTH ST., 1041 WEST— Neatly-furnished O front room; $7 per month. 3 ST. PETER ST., 566— furnished front rooms, only two blocks from capitol; refer ences exchanged. -" 6 ST. PETER ST., Newly furnished front room, convenient te business ;on the street ears,, 6 T, PETER ST., 447— Furnished and unfur . nighed rooms, suitable for light housekeep ing, ■■ .-..■'_ ;..._ ;. _ - 3 rpENTH ST., 279 EAST— One pleasant, nicely JL furnished room on second floor, suitable for one or two gentlemen: modern conveniences. . 5 rpHIRD ST., 334 WEST-On the hill, two or JL f. ; three rooms, with carpets; all privileges; convenient to business, and rant low. 218-20 rpHIROST., 24 Unfurnished rooms; JL third flour. ■ 4 fpBMPEKANOEST,, 470, between Eighth and JL #iftth.— Furnished and unfurnished rooms. -- .•■.■>•■;.- ■■■ ■ - 217-218 rpWELFTH ST., 57, EAST--A well furnished. JL ! j homelike room, block from the capitoL 4 rpEJIPERANCE ST., 470, between Eighth ! X and Ninth sts. — Furnished and unfurnished rooms. '■ _ • 3 . T-TJJIVEBSITY "AY,. 195^-Three or four un ; U i furnished rooms, two closets and cistern w.»t«? upatajrs. ■• • . . ■ : 5 YirASHXNGTON ST., SSB— Furnished rooms. .t\y zi-i-: :>.-•••-:.■ ■.-. ■ •■ ■ . 4 ACOUTA ST., 415— Pleasant furnished a.iYV - root»i« with or without hoard, ■ ' 4. i ■ ■ ' FOR IRBNT. ;■; ll:f:['r i . Hooma--Continued. WACOUTA ST.. 551— re»t,. one. aicely furnished room suitabl* for one or two ! gentlemen; pmaU family; central location. ■■ % W ABASH ST., 670— A nicely furnished front room, with board table for two »;«n --| tlemen;first-clasa location and terms reasonable, • WABASHAST.'. 67Q— NiceTylnrnirhed rooms,' with board; suitable for two gentlemen; first-class location and terms reasonable: ■ -:.v; ■ WEST TENTHST., Nicely furnished front rooms, each suitable for two; prices >7 and |10; call at head of Fort. ■ 5 Miscellaneous. rp WKtTEIt— 1 : good No. 2 Remington; I would rent to careful fctudent*. . F. . W., Globe. ..' . 4 BTJSIXJCSS CHAVCEK. ■ piIGAR STOKE^-Confectionery, news and V< cigar store, with fixtures; good location business and cheap rent; will .exchange for, city prpperty.or sell at invoice for cash; small capital required; reason fer selling, going in business out side of city. t>lß Ueaney it. - ■ 218-24 DRUG STOKE for sale— Nice, complete, lo cated jn a central part of the city; will sell at a bargain for caah. Drug Store, Glebe. 3 17*225 T^JLOUR MILL FOR SALE— A good mill fit -L ted up with good machinery, gqod water power, th.c best ; whaat country in Minnesota; nice house and barn and tei acres of land. lu quire of Charles k'aber.W'est Be.ve,nth st, St. Paul.' OTEL FOR SALE— A good oayine Hotel near union depot, with flay and Bight res taurant and first-class barroom; six and one-half years' lease; low rent; also saloons on t'ae leading business streets; all at great bargains; do not in- " vest until you have called on Nelson & Smith. l'J3 Kuiat Seventh st. . igj TJ3 1 UMIJER YARI> FOR SALE— A fine oi.ua- AJ ing to agood paying business: the yard is io nice running order, in a pleasant town, and not far from St. Paul. For particulars apply to BS)4, corner Exchange and Sixth sts. ■ 818 MEAT MARKET doing a good business: will give the best reason for selling; apply at 8Q Kast Third st. A. 0. Esterly. . :-j EWSSTAXi) for sale; stock, fixtures and »- 1 lease of stat onery and new* store in one of the beat locations in the city; stock fresh and clean: will inventory about $2,000; good chance tor experienced man. Lawrence, Globe. 218-2Q NEWSPAPER,: complete, and job outfit for I* sale; located in a thriving Minnesota vil lage; with or without building; fair circulation and good advertising and job patronage: a bargain for some one; owing to other business engage ments waut to sell by Sept. 1. E. <fc K. Globe 216-220 ■_ PRINTING OFFICE— News and job office doing good business, for sale by • party de siring to accept chance to enter city daily ;«15Q will buy good-will, and purchaser can buy as much material an he chooses. Wisconsin, Globe. 218 PARTNER in good paying saloon business. JL T. F.. Globe. 215-219 ESTAHKANT fixtures and lease on East Seventh st.. or will sell two years' lease alone. Address at once F. C. H., Globe. 211-18 SALOON— A good chance for the right man to make money: a small amount of money will buy a good saloon and boarding house, cheap; call at once at L. A. Bench's, St. Paul, No. 897, corner Sixth and Exchange sts. 218-20 SALOON for sale, doing a good business, in the best locality in St. Paul; terms cheap for cash. C. F. Globe. 217-218 LOST AXU FOUND. BRACELET LOST— Ladies' link chaiH brace i-J let on Seventh, between Jackson and Robert sts. Finder please leave at this office and receive reward. - : _'< /_ . 3 . BILLS LOST— A roll of bills containing $11; U the finder will be well rewarded by leaving at Globe office. . . ;.. 5 C^OW* LOST— A small light red cow, white J spot on back ana forehead; $10 reward if re turned to corner Thomas and St. Albans »ts. : 4 CIOAT LOST, containing letters with owner's V_^ name, on Concord or Winifred st.; finder will be rewarded by returning same to Uuinbv <fc Abbott's, or ltS3 West Sixth st. 2 DOG FOUND— On Sunday a red dog with tour white feet and white breast. 644 Rice st. S DOG LOST— large black setter, white breast^ named King, bad on a strap collar; liberal reward to finder. H T Drake.' *" " ; .(5 DOG LOST— Hed Irish setter, morning of Aug. 5, no collar, answers to name of Max; liberal reward will be paid for his return to Thomas Cochran, Jr., 363 Jackson st. . 6 DOG LOST— A small white dog, black and tan head," black ring around tail. Return to E. V. McKey, Bo.ton One-Price Clothing House, and receive reward. • . -' ~ '5 DOG LOST— lemon and white setter bitch, with strap collar; return to Sherman . house and get reward. 4 OG LOST— Bull, with black spot over one eye: answers to the name of Prince; any in formation will .be rewarded at 118 Dakota ay West 9t. Paul. -_ - 3 O UN AND TROWEL FOUNJD— The owner \-f can call for them at Joseph Khrmantraut 259 Maria ay., corner of Ravine. 3 GOLD TOOTHPICK" found, hair chahTat tached; the owner will' receive the same by calling at the Manitoba general office, room 22. 7 ORSES LOST-Black mare and »tripe ■faced horse,one white hind foot* and ha* the heaves: both in goodflesh and each 10 years old; liberal reward fur their return to Ttiti Iglehart st. OST— A fifty-cent gold piece wrapped in a J . ten-cent scrip, inside of a small paper box great value to owner. Return to A. B. 8., Globe! and receive reward. . 3 OVE RCOAT LOST— Black summer, between city and state fair grounds; finder rewarded. E. G. Hodgson. German-American bank building. pOCKETUOOK LOST— Western ay -L and Wabasha st., red leather pocketbook containing $15 to $20. Return to W. E. 8., Globe office, and receive liberal reward. 5 POCKET-BOOK FOUND, which the owner X. can have by calling at 494 Solby ay and proving ownership, . ■ • t SPECT AC LES LOST— St. Anthony hill street car, pair of gold-bound-spectacles finder will be liberally rewarded by leaving them at Globe office. . 6 OPECTACLES LOST-A pair of gold eye- O glasses, between the House of Hope church and 71 Iglehart st.; the finder will be rewarded by leaving them at the latter place. W H. H Tay tor. 6 OTOLEN— Bay mare pony, white spot on fore k^' head, letter D on right shoulder, weighs about 850 pounds. Address information to John Clark, chief of police. St. Paul. 6 T7INIGARETTE LOST— On Sunday on V Third and Wabasha sts. a silver vinigarette engraved with owner's initials; finder will please leave at Globe office and be suitably rewarded. 6 WHIP— White handle, on Seventh, Ryan or Euclid sts., Saturday; return Wright & Dilley, livery stable, 370 East Ninth, and get re ward. ■ ■ ,-, ' :: - ,"■_ • •-• s WATCH LOST— reward and" no questions asked for the return of a foreign gold watch and short silver chain; lost about the Ryan hotel. Call address A. Jacassy, Mannheimer bu.Kling. ■ if.-.-. .2 INSTRUCTION. ERMAN LESSONS for English lessons. A vJ_JO, Globe.- . r . ... 7 OHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING— O Northwestern School of Shorthand and Type writing; lessons peEßOßally or by mail; call or send for circulars. Anna C. Drew & Co., room 9, Hale block, opposite Merchants.. ■■•■-. .. ■ 12a* WOULD like to hear of an opening in any town for a teacher in English branches or music. A. M., Globe. " 3 W' ANTED — Lessons in elocution by an« ad _ vanoed pu|>iL L., Globe. ' ■" 6 WANTED — An opening for an experienced music teacher; will go anywhere. AX M Globe. - '■ -. " ■:•;. • 8 ANTED— men and "* ladies to learn telegraphy and type-writing, days and evenings; chance lor men to make expenses while learning. Globe Telegraph company, 336 Jackson st.. St. Paul. ... .... . 181 , 2_ MISCELLANEOUS. : OTORAGE-Morchandiaa of all kinds and kJ household goods wanted in car lots or less to store at reasonable rates; also have line base ment-storage for fruits, etc., trackage rear of building; low rate of insurance, in our large brick warehouse, 358 to 389 Kast Third st Ap ply to St. Paul Storage, Forwarding and Imple ment company; telephone No. 293-2. - ; 210-59 TO EXCHANGE. '"PENT— A large tent for camping purposes, tor r_ something I can use. N. 45 Globe. 5 DYE WORKS, T\ L JAM IESON. team Dye Works— Gent' ±S* clothing a specialty. 412 Wabasha st.St. Paul, Minn, : --; Vj-' - . . • Proposals for Lumber and Building Materials. ."::V : j >: U. S. Ijtolan Service, 1. Crow Creek and Lowekßhcle agexct. V o . . July 27, -18S6. ' j Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposals for Lum ber or Building Materials..' _ as the case may be aud addressed to the undersigned, will be re ceived at this agency until one o'clock of August 21, 1886. for the delivery at the Crow Creek Agency, Dakota, of about 55,000 feet common lum ber, 50,000 feet flooring, ceiling, etc.. and a variety of building material; and at the Lower Brule Agency, about 7Q,000 feet of assorted lumber win dow sash. etc.. a full description of which may be obtained by application to the undersigned • V . CERTIPIEO CHEcks, * ."" Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or draft on some United States Depository made payable to the undersigned, for at least 5 per cent, of ■ the amount ot tSe proposal, which check or draft will be forfeited to the United States in oase any bidder or bidders receiving an award shall fail to promptly execute a contract with good and sufficient sureties; otherwise to" be ret rued to the bidder. - -. . .-. - v . The right is reserved to rejeot any or all bids, or any part of any bid if deemed for the best in terest of the service. ■■■.«> :■', ' . W. W. ANDRRHON, - •'- : ■•- " U. S. Indian Agent. ' " »XOTI!-A copy of the bni of materials i required is on fila at the Globe office for the ■ information Of bidders. _ •• , »ic-230 | MINNEAPOLIS WANTS. Want Advertisements for tho Globe ro ceiTed .at W. J. Hushes', druggist, corntf Monroe street and Third avenue, 'fiajt DiTlsion,. Minneapolis. SITUATIONS OFFERED. A GENTS for Bach's glass measure in every -tV state and territory. Call or address room 2*. 42 Third st. south. ■ 216-20 CIARRIER — Immediately, for pony rout 9. Ap > ply at Globe. j GRAINER and painter, first-class man, for job on house. 2U29 Portland Place. __a PLUMBERS— Two first-class, at onco. fTw. Kelley, 255 Second ay., south. 5 ■yoUNGGIRL, to assist in general houie- X work. 1311 First ay. sonth. SITUATIONS WANTEC •jl/TANAND WIFE-On farm or other placa V" * here the 7 e n get living wages; woman is a flrst-class cook. Address, for three days, G. E. U., Globe. t WAITER — First-class woman waiter. Chi cago bakery. 253 First ay. south. . " • 3 MISCELL AN £ PUS. BIRDS— All kinds of birds and pets, fancy . pigeons ot all kinds, parrots, at the Metro politan bird store, Its Washingtou ay., corner NieoUet, basement. " 18S* pAMFING OUTFIT— Second hand, for rail- V^ roading, at 216 Odar ay. ■ ■ : g T^OR RENT — New six room house on Ninth ay. J- south ■ near Chicago ay., street car line; will sell on monthly payments; rent moderate. Apply at 2813 Ninth ay. south. 217-19 ADIES AND GENTS wanted— tor maki»e. money fast; improve it; don't let it pass. . Northwestern Agency, room 18, 410 Nicollet ay.. Minneapolis, Minn. Inclose stamp. 135-225 MADAME ANDREWS, clarivoyant, 151 l - Fourth st. north; • at home xo ladies only .-. •'■■■■ ■ 210-228 ■ : ■■ ■' ALOON I'OR SALE— Corner of Eighth aY north and Second St.; fixtures an stock at reasonable price; a good cnance fc boarding house. ' 217-219 WANTED— suite of rooms in the first floor of a residence in central part of city, ; suit able for a physician's onlce; furnished preferre Dr. C. Henry, West hotel. 'SOO HOI' \ REl> pressed brick. Office 740 *J\J\J \JKJV Temple court. Auoka Pressed Brick company. ju-j» CITY NOTICE."' Office of thb City Trbascher, ? ' . St. Paul, Minr,., July 27, 1886. $ All persons interested in the assessments for Grading: Louis street, irom Romlo street to Fuller street; Opening-, Widening: and Extension of Griffith street, from Hastings Ave nue to Conway street (if extended east); Opening-, Widening and Extension ot Western Avenue, from Goodrich Avenue to Pleasant Avenue; Opening . Widening: and Extending- Conway street, from Earl street to English street; , Opening Widening- and Extension of Johnson street, from Hastings Ave nue to Conway street; Opening , Widening and Extension oi .'. Goodrich Avenue. from Western Ava« nue to Pleasant Avenue; Opening-, Widening- and Extension ot Front street, from Eice street to Lexington Avenue; Condemning 1 and taking an Easement on the land adjoining and on the line of Ducas street, from the southerly line of the right of way of the Min nesota and Northwestern Railroad company to Concord stfeet; -v- Condemning 1 and taking an Easement on the land adjoining and on the line of Sixth street, between Maria Ave nue and Arcade street, WILL TAKE NOTICE That on the 26th day of July, 1886, I did receive different warrants from the City Comptroller of the City of St. Paul for the collection of the above named assessments. The nature of these warrants ia, that if you fail to pay the assessment within ' THIRTY DAYS after the first publication of this notice, I shall report you and your real estate so as sessed as delinquent, and apply to the District Court of the County of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judgment ajrainst your lands, lota, blocks, or parcels thereof so assessed, inoludins In terest, costs and expenses, and for an order of the Court to sell the same for the Day ment thereof.. _ ■ GEOBGE RETS. City Treasurer. 209-219 MONEY T~ I—We1 — We make loans promptly. ... — In any desired amount. — At lowest rates and on best terms. 4 — Without submitting to Eastern partie3. s—Building5 — Building lottns a specialty. 6— ln St. Paul, Minneapolis and Dulutu. NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCK We furnish Northern Pacific Preferred Stock, buy and sell Corporation, Railroad, Mu nicipal and other Bonds and Bank Stock's, act as Financial Agrents in the negotiation and marketing of Securities, and possess the ex perience, means and facilities for the transac tlon of all business in our line. Him 4 m, BANKERS, _Drake Block. St. Panl, Minn. BIDS FOR bonds. Office of Village Recorder, r Duluth, Minn., Aujf. 3, 1886. f . Sealed bids will be received at this office un til 7:30 p. in. of Tuesday the 10th day of Au {rust, 1886,-for the sale of $25,000 of Villageol Duluth Sewerage bonds, payable as follows! $5,000 payable 16 years from the date thereof; $5,000 payable 17 years from the date thereof; $5,000 payable 18 years from the date thereof; $5,000 payable 19 years from the date thereof: $5,000 payable 20 years from the date thereof; with interest thereon at the rate of five per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually on the first days of January and July in each year at Duluth, Minnesota. ... The Common Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Common Council. LSeal.J CHAS. E. BUDDEN, Recorder. • 21822 THE COPARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing between Frederick Nel son and Charles G. Smith, under the firm name of Nelson & Smith, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All bills due from said firm to be -paid by F. Nelson, and all debts due said firm to be paid said F. Nelson. FREDERICK NELSON. : ' CHAS. G. SMITH. RARECHANci FOR /MILLING BUSINESS. Parties desiring to establish in the milling: business, can secure a very fine site, as well as a splendid local flour trade, in the heart the Illinois wheat fields, at a very low flgrure, by addressing- the - -■ >• SPRING VALLEY COAL CO., SPRING VALLEY. ILL. 0