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ST. PAUL REAL ESTATE. A Noticeable Move to Improve Streets en ; St. Anthony Hill Since Summit is Paved. Boom on Dayton Avenue— Hew Blocks— Rumored Location of a Magnificent Opera Honse. BeneralFavor With *\V"_lc_t tho On tario Plan of Making Assessments is Being Met. Rumors of a Big Syndicate to Secure and Hold All Available Summit Avenue Property. trie past week has been one of much letivity in real estate matters, and transac tions have been very heavy in all directions. During this period there seems to have been no partiality, but purchasers have gone everywhere, and trade has accordingly been pretty evenly distributed all through the city and in regard to all kinds of property. Whatever preference has been shown has been somewhat in favor of business aud residence lots, though acre property has not, by any means, been neglected. ST. ANTHONY HILL. The principal and most striking feature of the market has been noticed on St. Anthony hill. One noticeable peculiarity of this elevated part of the city is that it is so singularly situated that it will naturally always remain residence property. It is so high" that it will in the main be free from the annoyance of heavy teams and the disturbance of the bustle and hubbub of Dusiness. There is a general disinclination to build up and beautify houses, if it is evident that sooner or later they will be torn away and made to give place to business houses and be subject to the turmoil of general tratlic. The conse queuce is that without any special effort on the part of the citizens on the hill, or the city authorities. St. Anthony hill will nat ural v, for the most part, remain as it now is, residence property. This, therefore, places that locality wholly within the power of the present and future residents and owners of property there to make of it just what they see lit. Since the asphalt pave ment on Summit avenue was laid, a few weeks ago, considerable interest has been manifested by people living on the other avenues and streets in regard to the matter of paving other streets, and in seme cases people can hardly wait for spring to arrive, but on the contrary, want the pavements to go down at once. The effect upou the minds of people made by this Summit avenue pavement has been electrical. Everybody admits at once its beauty, superiority and the marked enhancement of the value of realty on that avenue. There is not, in al, probability, a resident upon any one of the many beautiful avenues upon that elevation but that appreciates the importance and necessity of paving all the avenues and stieets all over the hill, except on those thoroughfares where the horse cars or motor line may go hereafter. In regard to such the feeling is that it is better to wait a little until these public conveniences are perma nently located. With regard to all others the desire is unmistakable md very general to have the pave nent as soon as possible. Everybody sees hat property is greatly enhanced in value 11 along the avenue as soon as the pave tent is completed. It is not difficult to .oretell the result Paving will be very general on the hill. The owners of prop erty on the various streets aud avenues in that region cannot afford to be without the improvement for the simple reason that it will not pay. Their neighbors' property, otherwise of the same value, on a paved street, is worth more money than theirs is on an unimproved thoroughfare. The pav ing of Summit has caused the formation. on many streets and avenues, of street im provement associations, whose special duty it is to look after the paving business. Portland, Holly, Western and other ave nues have each one of these associations, with committees, appointed to secure the signatures' of majority of property owners on the street asking for a pavement to be laid. These associations are hold ing frequent meetings with a view to hurrying the pavement along as fast as possible. Ail are anxious to have everyth.ng arranged for this winter, so that all the prelimina ries may be completed ready to commence work as soon as the spring opens, to the end that the pavement may be put dowu just as quickly as possible. Summit avenue has opened the eyes of investors as to what asphalt can do for a residence avenue. The mere talk of as phalt on Dayton avenue has made a ready sale for everything on this street thai is offered. Most of the property has been withdrawn from the market or advanced in price from 25 to 50 per ceut Lots on grade as far out as Victoria street are considered cheap by the knowing ones at from 150 to 800 a front toot It is prophesied that by spring nothing inside of Victoria street will be for sale at less than *5100 per foot front. HEAVY IXVKSTOI'S and men of lanre means are beginning to recognize more ami more fully that the price of first-class business property in St Paul is entirely out of proportion to the size and rapid growth of the city and the intru sive value of such property. Some streets that are good business streets now. and are destined to be the very best for retail pur poses, are almost utterly neglected by real estate speculators. Perhaps this is the reason that Ind viduals and corporations wanting: a fine business site to build upon are selecting these streets. The architects of St. Paul are drawing plans for more business blocks at present than at any pre vious time, Hodgson & Stein are at work on the plans for a 8100,000 building to be erected next spring on the northeast corner of Tenth and St. Peter streets. McClung. McMurran & Co., who are now building a tine block on the southeast cor ner of these streets, are also the projectors of the block on the north side of Tenth street Mr. George W. Hayes has pur chased and will build in the spring a hand some little block on the corner of Exchange and Ninth streets. One block east, on the corner of Exchange and St. Peter. Dr. D. £*. Hand will erect, in the most appro priate type, a handsome three-story build ing. bsxy»o leet. Tins will be one of the finest np-town blocks in the city. Another opera house rumor is started in this locality. it is said that a syndicate, wh eh purchased some time ago a 150 foot corner on St. Peter street, has been offered a handsome advance for the property and refused it. giving as a reason for rejecting what seemed so good an offer that the finest opera house in the Northwest would be built upon the corner. So many rumors of this Kind have been afloat that one baldly knows whether to credit this or not It is certainly true that St. Peter street, being one of the pry' drive-ways to St Anthony hill, would he the most eligi ble location in the city for such an enter prise. TnE ONTARIO PLATS. The asphalt pavement is very costly. This causes some men to stop and think. Still they all feel that it must be had at some rate. In order to relieve themselves, to some extent at least, from the expense of street improvements generally, that which is known as the "Ontario plan" has been talked over quite freely and is generally received with favor. The principal idea of this plan is to distribute the cost of the im- j Diovement over a series of years, so that the owner of property may pay in install ments a certain portion of it, instead of being compelled to pay it all at once. Those interested in this paving business plainly Lee that if paving becomes general on the hill as it most likely will, the expense is -oing to be very great and that if every hodv should be compelled to pay at once in .«anv cases great inconvenience and hard _Md would ensue, and m some cases very serious injury. To avoid this and to render the burden as light as possible and to se cure as widespread a system of paving as they can they all favor the Ontario plan. The West St Paul union some time ago brought this plan prominently and dis tinr-th * betore the various unions of the tv It was early discovered by the mem hereof the union in West St. Paul that the Znrface of the ground in that ward was so uneven that the matter of public improve ments would be very expensive when they Se to be made. Foreseeing this, and sceinir also that the Sixth ward was filling up rapidly with people, all could easily dis cover that public improvements of all kinds would come very fast, and that the bur dens would consequently bo almost un bearable. This union looked around and found refuge in the Ontario plan. ; A com mittee was appointed which caused a draft' of a bill to be prepared and submitted to the other unions. It was generally re ceived with favor. This plan now meets with equal favor on St. Anthony hill, and the matter will undoubtedly be brought be fore the legislature with the view of secur ing the passage of an act that will give the desired temporary relief. A REPORTED BIG SCHEME. The sudden elevation in the prices of Summit avenue property.it is reported,' has caused the generation of the largest syndi cate ever formed in St. Paul. It is asserted that it comprises men with an aggregated capital of many millions, who are to buy up all the property to be had on the aveuue and hold it for satisfactory figures. It is aigued that there is but one Summit ave nue iv the Northwest, and that it is prop erty that must be had for residences by the wealthy people of the city; that every year lots are growing more and more scarce, so that but a short time will elapse before they will all be gone; that at best there are only two miles more of the avenue left east of the river; that the necessities of the sit uation are conclusive upon determining the feasibility of the plan; that the avenue in a year or two from now will be opened to the river 200 feet wide. This they say, with its boulevards, fountains, flower bed*, and trees, will make, in reality, a park two miles in length that will not be equalled anywhere; that there is a limit to this prop erty for which there will, in a short time, be a fierce demand, and that any person or persons that get hold of it will be abie to fix their own price, which, if named now, would be esteemed unreasonably and out rageously large, but which, in two years from now, would be regarded as satisfactory. The gentlemen who are hold ing this project under consideration should bear in mind that the example set by Sum mit avenue in paving with asphalt has been infectious. Portland, Holly, Dayton. West ern and other avenues on St. Anthony hill are fiercely considering the matter of paving in the same way and with the same material. The avenues all over the hill will undoubt edly be paved very soon. They cannot afford to hold back. When they are so completed and beautified there will be an immense stretch of country on the hill that will present as places for residences sites that cannot, all things considered, be sur passed in the United States. Portland avenue will be as quiet and retired as Lex ington avenue in New York city. Holly avenue will be another pleasant one, ami so will Lincoln. Grant and many others which are not yet even laid out. While those who have money enough will undoubtedly hold to Summit, many will be attracted to the parallel avenues. The scheme is a large sized one. but there are those who believe it will be carried into effect. Whether this is done or not, it is apparent from evidence 1 1 0111 all directions that the street improve ments south of Dayton avenue will be very general next year, and that that attractive region wdl be greatly changed in its appear ance. To conclude, property in all parte of the city is firm in price, the market steady and buyers more anxious to purchase than holders are to sell. Owing to the reasonable prices in the St. Clair- nd Short Line addition", and the increas ing popularity of that locality, the demand for lots during: the past lew days has been brisk, and many of our best citizens bave bought freely. YESTERDAY'S TRANSFERS. The following transfer* of real estate wore re corded in tue o— ice of the re^.ster of deeds yes terday: : ; JCosteUfttoOO Rindal, Its 3 and i, blk C, subd of Smith & Lott's out Its $2,000 O O 11 ndal to U J Gaston, Its 3 and 4. bik 0, ■bdof-aa-t— _ tott's out Its... 2.000 J X Eisenmeuger to E E -toilers. Its 23 and 24. Ei^cumeuger's garden Its 2,700 .1 li Dallam to li Nelson. It 10, blk 12, Kama ley -..ark 200 Same to 11 Sorenson.lt 9, blk 11, Ramaley park 300 E Birchall to J D Ramaley, It IS. blk 18, Ha maiev park 175 X i) lla«er to J li McMurran, it 49, blk S3, St A lion Park n..-. .*. 750 FS -irkpatrick to J W McClunjet al. part of it 19 and 20, blk 6, Holcombe's add 800 8 McMv rran to same. It 14, blk 20, Its 21 and •21, blit 21. It* 1 and 2. blk Is, It 10, blk 3il, part oi. It 13. blk M, St Anthony Park v... 2.835 _ II Smith, Jr. to UP Jensen. It 3. blk 9, Ashton _ Sherburn' s add 1,250 Ii T Steusgaard to J SoJer^uist, It 7, blk 5, EastrUle ll eights add. 400 W U Buwn to right _: Co. part of blk 7S, Banning _ Ol rier's add 2 400 E T Williams to C 11 Walter, It 10. blk 3, L_a gear — i's add 1.025 J L Men-un to J«; Bobb, Its 11 and 12, blk 27, rearrof Merriam Park 1,700 C II Van Auken to J Lackey, Its 7 and 8, blk Sumuiit.P-rk aid 9,000 B F Wright to G S Heron, It 7, blk 11, liol combe'.« add '.. 1,500 E Davi* et Si to M li O'Connor, it 0, blk 9, Terry's add 1,408 S B Bee—Ma* 4 —* to CA Mo ire. part of It 2, blk A, of Bell's ad 1 2,000 X W Farrar to William P Abbott, It 24. blk 2. Ha'nb-nmn's add 750 Same to same. It 20, blk 2, Halderuan's add. 1,000 C Lsrsqoe to M Barteau, It 27, blk i, Milton " nay 550 <; (lurk to C II Van Auken. Its 7 and 8, blk 27. Summit Park add 7,200 AG Barteau to L Petoquiu, Its 14 and 15. blk 3: It 9, blk 4, Milton add 1,219 Eti Gorman to II Walworth, It 3, 1:1k 15, Dan well _ Spencer's add 1.400 B X Wright to M B Brown, It 17, blk le.atabd of 00.1 land Park add 4,500 Same to C Gau:t. It 18, blk 10, subd of Woodland Park add 4.5C0 J B Spencer to _ 8 Gorman, part of It 3, blk 15. Dun well & Spencer's add COO M Scott 10 same, part of It 3, blk 14, same add. 000 R Welch to C X Piummer, It 4, blk 8, Mac- "J kubn A Marshall's add 1.200 Q Ander-on t.i A M Swainson, it 14, blk 4, J It Weuies add 4.0 1' llaupi to P. Thorsen, It 21, blk 14, llo comb's aid 1,475 i: T Wi'i urn- to A A Morrow; It 10, blk 11, Syndicate add No 5 550 8 :•:" I' Mitchell to D B Merrill: It 3, blk 19, summit Park add 1,400 W it Ladd to W J Cathie; Its 20 and 21, blk 5. Summit Park add 4,100 E C Bowen to X J Young et al; Its 1 to 10. blk 1, _ C Bowcn'sadd 4,250 J W Bass to J T McNamara; It 21, blk I, Asylum add 450 C B Wrißht to J B bbs; It 25, blk 1, rearr of A P. Ramsey's add 2, C00 J _ Glass to J Linden; It 25, blk 1, rearr of A E Ramsey's add 2. SCO W Dawson to 15 Darling; Its 9. 11 and 12. rearr ot blk 59, We t St Paul proper 3,000 The West St Paul. Real Estate and improve ment nrndi' ate to P Martin; Its in West St Paul t<< al ;'*-tate and Improremen t Syndicate add No 1 27,000 Total, 40 pieces $104,250 The It-cord. LAST W"lS__'S TRANSFERS. No. Value Monday 40 $118,668 Tuesday *. ...... ...46 120.324 Wednesday 23 57.755 Thursday 39 85,853 Friday 38 59.8T2 Saturday 40 104.*.' 5".' Total 224 5000,724 LAST WEEK'S PERMITS. No. Value Monday 8 $11,000 Tuesday.. 10 4,350 Tuesday 12 15,250 Thursday 4 18,808 Friday ; « *,000 Saturday... 6 7,8-5 Total 49 $53.225 REAL* KsTA'i'E FOX »ALE. Clias. Micliaud'a List. Real Estate Office cor. Seventh and Wabasha sts. DAYTON* AY.! DAYTON AY.: property for sale cheap; come and see what 1 have- to offer yon. : AMUXK! HAMLINE:— Lots at Hamline HAMI.IM:: HAMUXE:- Lot- at Hamline at a great bargain, on easy terms. OK SALE- acres on Rice st, 400 feet fabingon Rice and S I feet on .Maryland ar.; if you want a bargain come and see me; money ; man, this is a snap, .. I Tl i ACRES four miles from postoffice. one and I 4rVJ one-quarter miles from stock yards, on Germantown road, at $275 per acre; terms easy. ! "7./ 1-FOOT lot on Robert st, near Serenth, at a I *.){.! bargain; takes little cash; balance on long time; come and see it. and be convinced. <>•_) F_i it \ BUYS a nine-room house on Car \P*J.*J\.'\J roll st.; fine neighborhood; terms, $1,500 cash, and balance to suit customer; house ' will be done in awiek. _^ ty-O A _ _t _ BUYS a house on Hague ar.; $300 _ *J, t 4y , i'U to $1,000 cash; balance easy at 7 per cent I S*l _ \()(\ FOR house and lot on Hague ar._ .))\J\J\J near Grotto; terms to suit. C*-> F\(}(\ BUYS "house and lot on Selby ar.; »_*•") )*J\J\J payments easy ; come and see this j tow investing elsewhere;^ - LAK4. KLl^l' of houses and lots in all parts ot the city; also acres; dont forget to g re me ] a rail and secure a bargain. Charles Michaud, • Seventh and Wnh!»«ha 31S ! — —^ «— — »— — — » fieorge M, Gage's List. Real Estate and Loans. 116 East Th rd st. LARGE LIST of city property, specialties, exchanges of property and business for non residents; correspondence solicited. 82 7-3 m /HE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE. " HUISTJAX MOKJSX_Te, NOVEMBER 14, 1886.— SIXTEEN PAGES. REAL. ESTATE FOR. SALE. __ Gray Morlurty's List. Union Block. S.-) nf\r\ FOR LOT 18, Fort at. out lot, con aSj^^OUvJ taining one and one-half acres of gronnd and a pood house; this is a bargain; will plat into nine large lots. ■ § CO r\( "l* a FOR a nice house and corner lot , «*5/<C,»JUU on Robie st, convenient to the ' motor line and one block from street curs. This is a rare chance for any one wanting a nice cozy ; home in a central location. _• **_ 1 SI Q AAfi- DOUBLE two-story brick store, j Uloa.UUl/ one double tenement house and ! one single tenement house with all modern im ! provements, corner Rice and Iglehart sts. I "CS-^VI a FOR a lot on Midway ay. (formerly <P CSJKJ Central) near Oakdaieav.; terms cash. <£••) *J(\ i BUYS good house and lot on Hondo %"u*WjOUvJ st. near Louis st. . 87~\ FEET on Summit ar., this side of Dale, at OU a great bargain if sold this week. ] t£?l '"7/ 1, NICE house and fine lot on Aurora i aJM., I UU ay., near corner Western; terms easy. C-. j r~ . i. _ DUVS house and lot 50x150, on *$>&» /UU University ay., between Farring ton and Virginia ays. * - S'-i a ii \t i— NICE house and flue large lot on apOgUUU University a v., near Rice st $•» .)_ k— HOUSE AND LOT on Josette »JavUU St., near Carroll. T OTS in Como Villas from 5.75 to 1350. C 1 (\i "JFOK ** large south-facing lot on Til •P'4'fUUU ton st.between St Peter and Rice; very central and on easy terms. Ot): LOTSatThiTstock^yards; $100 to slso OUU per lot: easy terms. A~CRE PROPERTY and garden lots on both sides of the river adjoining the city limits. Gray _ Moriarty, Union block, Fourth and Cedar sts. 318 Middleton, Dougan ate Hanson's List. 376 Jackson Street. HALF BLOCK on Lincoln ay., south fronting and east of Lexington ay.; call and get I prices. ' CORNER LOT on Indiana ay., West St Paul; v will sell so that buyer can make money on it when the bridge opens; $35 per foot. CO Ol li \ FOB nice new seven-room house, <J)-4^UU lot 50x100, only four blocks from Bohn Manufacturing company's, and in good neighborhood. «{*••_) f__ W \— BBxlso, corner Maple and Plum «H»Oaj_»UU sts., on Dayton's bluff; This is a choice piece. . NICE LOT on Dayton ay., in Anna E. Ram sey's addition. Cii alWi FOR eight lots on Dayton's bluff, •PDaiaJUU near the residence of Albrt Schef fer, Esq.; there is money in this. ' iE»I 1 lIiW*|FOR twenty lots on Dayton's •iSLI^UUU blull, near the residence of A. Pugh, Esq. Cl ~\ f\r\r\— NEARLY FOUR ACRES at tJ>l»JajU» /U East St. Paul depot on East Sev enth st; the best piece of acre property in that section. TWO ACRES between St Clair st. and Sum mit ay., near Milwaukee Short Line. I OAKS— Money to loan in sums from $1,000 to - $50,000: no delay. Middleton, Dougan _ Han son, 376 Jackson st. 318 Bristol ate Loomls' List. Successors to Henry M. Bristol, 135 East Sixth St.. Hotel Ryan. Vfß-l §OME~s'pecial bargains for sale exclusively by C? us. us. S'l Oi if \~ i OOxl 50. Leslie ay., corner of -i'a/vuU Cbatsworth, south facing; a beauty. A BARGAIN— FOUR AND ONE-HALF lot*. ISO feet front, on Leslie ay., corner Ox lord: a beautiful piece, south-facing and per fectly level; price $7,000. Sy .- __ .. i WILL TARE lots 3 and 4, block •150 jOUU 2. Summit Park; two beautiful lots on Grand ay.. lies beantii u'.ly, with fine trees; tills price is only pood for a day or two. SI A*7 P\ — LOTS, block $8, fine-lying lot on •JMj'i* l*.i Leslie ar., near Cbatsworth. <> l Of w i— SPLENDID LOT on" Goodrich oljOvU ar., east of Victoria; south-lac ng, fire leet above grade and perfectly level; a beau tiful building Site, a.'id a bargain. ■ yr. I 1 ( }_ \— NICE lot on Dayton ay. near Lex- T> 151 UU ington. Si* i \( _i _ i'OR seven and one-half lots on •DOiUUU Dayton ar., including comer, in Boulevard addition, scuth facing and covered with trees; a fine piece. .CO f_t U THREE choice lots on Dayton *J+*%*J\J\J ay., in Boulevard addition. SA AAA — THR**^* beautiful south-facing *-.t"V-/UU lots on Leslie ay., neur Lexing ton; a bargain. ~\ CHOICE bargain on Summit ay., consider __. ably Dclow the market; apply to us at once for price and terms. _ ___ __ BT. CLAI B and Short Line addition— We have 0 a large and choice list of this fine property in our hands exclusively; location in the fine t mbor and selected by us; call at once for first choice. . " 31 Stewart ate schusler's List, 119 Jackson st. COO '"-inn BUYS forty-five lots between the *_*><V"W^* »UU two cities;" ibe^e lots are beauti ful lying lots and are only five minutes' walk from railroad station and will fell lor $1,000 each next sanng; don't fail to look th.s up. __ Si" '"al •< I BUY S sixteen lots on Van Buren •DOjf-'UU st , this side of Lexington ay.; cheap at $7.503. I i i.i FEET south front corner in Summit park 1 U*»» at 964 per foot: lots sold ths week for $140 in the same block: this is a bargain. 3. k_ii \l , FOR Jot on Liacoia ar., this side of " a,OUU Victoria st. S/1 At ) FOR a beautiful corner in tiakville ?! '_'_'U park: ore-third cash: three good houses built 11 same block. 'j'Wd LOTS for $1,000 In - heights; J cheap at $1.200. .>. _i I ACRE** at *'-' per acre; this land is only >CUU one-half mile from two railroads; land in same section, improved, tells for $50 per acre. <•/ "I ACRES, one mile from Forest lake, at $8 OU per acre. SEVERAL pieces from $8 to $13 per acre, and all are within twenty-five miles of St. Paul; don't fill .n seeing some of this cheap land; they will all double. 318 Gregory dt Brooitins' List. ■ I -'i Jackson st. SI l *C\(\ *"OR a corner on East Seventh (ra i (V \/*» FOR two lots on Lawson st S/1 QOM FOR pight-roora house; street •PyrajOUU graded and water in house; fine location. »**-£ i 11 li I — FINK MOUSE; good location; a O»Ja)UUU snap. ••:"/_ TO SliOO for lots in Eastville •**.")» ;U Heights. SI AAA r «**"_,, 200 for lots on graded OI3UUU street, near East Seveuth, Terry ad dition. »•_ PER ACRE tor 2&0 acres filteen miles «?l^v from city.' BUSINESS property, blocks and lots in all parts of the city. 318 Wall «_ . Armstrong's List- Real estate and auctioneers, 173 East Third St.. under Merchants hotel. / \ / _/__"_ — NINE lots, two of them corners, •"J**— U^UUU on Goodrich and Lincoln ays., in Summit Park addition; this is a bargain. Qi jf 7l7T? *_ — FOUR lot* on Lincoln ay.. one ayOjUUU block from Victoria; lie on grade. t> I 1 * iT *\a _ EACH — south-facing lots tpi-*v)«-'U on Oav*Xsco sv., east of Victoria: lie abore grade, face south; only two more left at that price. Ci* Clin BUYS the corner of Avon and •_>I),OUU Goodrich ays., 140x150 feet; lies well, faces south. ,••> Q* \i "i— TWO lots on Goodrich ST., east of »?»J^a7UU Avon; these arc very cheap; they face south and lie level. Sty fj r\ EACH— Lots on Lincoln ar., in •_*** I I *J Warnn's addition; lie well; terms one third cash; cheap. ■ CO iTal i~ "SOUTH-FACING lot on Holly •ip^jiUU ay., one block from tale st, on grade. • C . S_r\| ) EACH on easy terms, lots on East •? iiO'JyJ Third st, near Bates ar. si'TF\- 1— V£B_ CHEAP lot in Kittering rptJ-'v'. „ Constans' addition, on East Fourth st; terms very easy. Q/^, , EACH— on Fauquier and Reaney «"? *J KJ\J sts., near the Duluth shop*. CO r_— E.NE-LVING, south-facing lots on OOv-'U Minnehaha St., near Earl st.; terms easy. C . n f\t I— EIGHTY feet on De Bow st. §•_) I \i W \— FIFTY.FIVE feet on Sherman *^*Jj\J\J\J st., one-half block north of West Seventh st; terms easy. QsJ»). _ FEB ACRE for six and seven *?C>'^*J eighths acres near the Harvester . works. REMEMBER— We sell real astate and gen eral merchandise at auction. IST your property with us. Wall 4 Arm* strong, 173 East Third St.. under the Mer chants hotel. 318 J. Fairchild _* Co.'s List. 353 Jackson st CO l a* - if aH BUYS a &*** bloc Within five j O^iJoUU minutes' of station; this contains I SO lots that are worth 41,000 each. C I 1 • r\C\Ci BUYS a block of 30 lots, fronting ! aplUajtJUU gn Dayton and Marshall ays., in ! Skidmore _ Caasedy's Park addition; one-third j cash, balance 1 and 2 years. ■ C 7 ?~\i M ) BUYS » beautiful building alto / )»Jv*J facing Crocus hill; $3 feet south • front ■ _^ ■C A F,f\r\ GETS a bargain In 3 lots on Grand ' V*_';v''JW ay.; they lie well and are cheap. Cf^ f\(V\ BUYS ISOXI4O. facing east and «^PvJiVJL/V7 south on Victoria and Ashland ays.; ' ■ they lie well. CQ l\()() BUYS the best piece' of property .J.ll\f\JVJ (vacant) in Woodland Park for ; anything like the money: look this up__ ft^fi \ BIVS a lot at White Bear lake; $20 V i U dawn, balance July J, 18*7; buy ' " — REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE. H. A. Stone's List. 19. 4, East SeTenth street. TO EXCHANGE- A house and 3 lots; 6 roo on corner; good barn; tor » farm. ! <j_o Ii in-EIOHTV-THBEE feet on East «J5/CsIUU SeTenth St., near Atlantic st., ; above grade and lie beautiful for building pur i poses. ■ ; ~ '■■ ' •HI '-^nn— A NEW seren-room house near •y>ia,.)UU Arcade st.; $300 cash, balance $10 per month. - ■ __^ , Cj;o^/\— A LARGE LOT with a new four ajPOtyL/ room house; $350.; cash, balance 5 years. ' <K1 "inn— A GOOD LOT near corner of «PljlUU Hea.aut ar. and Goodrich ar. for sale cheap, and must be sold to meet note due in I bank; worth »1,6U0. AGOOO LOT wanted in tbe city for a fine buggy horse; will pay difference in cash. Stone. -ti-T-TV" and lot on Conway st. and «"?OUU only $200 cash; balance, easy terms. fi_^j OR EACH for fifteen of the best lots in «Pf_'/4'-' Syndicate No. 5 on Blair st., and terms to suit. A GOOD 17-room house in Stillwater with cellar, cistern and in splendid repair to trade for an improved arm. Q7n( _— TWO 40-foot lots in Macalester Park, V I *J\J just off of Summit ay., for $76 J each. lJ**J r 7(\i a **OK seven lots on Carrol st. above ______ / \J\J grade, this side ot Chatsworth st $•_> 7(\(\— TWO houses and lot, 150x50, Oa; / \J\J brings 10 per cent, interest on amount required. '_ ' LIST your property you tare for sale with us . for quick returns. We make a specialty of exchanging farm lands for city property. H. A. Stone. 318 It. G. Barber ate Co,'s List. 110 East Fourth st., opposite German- American Bank. ONLY LOOK— fifty-one fine lots in Macalester Park at $410 per lot; will double within a year sure, but must Le sold; call and see us; terms easy. f OTS on University ar., cheap. LOTS on Summit ar., for a few days only, at low prices. I Ss 1 Of ij \ BUYS a fine south-facing lot on «PJL^OUU Grand aT,: terms easy; call quick; It's worth $500 to-day. A BLOCK, of twenty-eight beautiful lots, six of them on Snelling ar., near Summit, for sale at a bargain for a lew days only; terms easy. K. ii. Barber A Co. i ; 1 A LOTS on Leslie ar., that's a suap; come l-'J and look this up; rery easy terms. fC__L *)l\(\ BUYS two fin* lots in~lrring's <E>'-T)Ai\J\J Second addition on Greenbrier st.; it's a bargain and must be sold. ____* i) Q( jj i BUYS a nice fine nine-room house, *P&.(D\J\J good cellar and cistern, half block from East Serenth street car l.ne. on Beach st. ; a bargain for any one that wants a home; terms rerj easy. 11. G. Barber A Co., 110 East Fourth st '_ CALL and look our list over; we hare a few ' fine bargains. It G. Barber A Co., 110 East Fourth st 318 " ~ A. B. Wilgus «fc Cos. List, 351 Jackson st ONLY fire lots left at old prices in St Clair and Short Line addition, near depot; lie finely and covered with large shade trees and on Good-, rich aT.; will clear you 100 per cent on these. A. a. Wilgus & Co., 351 Jackson. WEST ST. PAUL! West St. Paul! West St. Paul We hare the only complete list of lots in the city. 351 Jackson. ■si '-i^l HANlaSoATfcf lot in Nininger A :>l^*D*J\J Donnelly's addition. A. B. Wilgus A Co. ,jO (){)( \— FOR 170 feet on East Seventh st; '!?O%\J\J\J good house on it; greatest snap on the street A. B. Wilgus A Co. PORTLAND will be pared; we have the only property on the avenue for sale; north and south facing. SJ. f»( 1( ** ° l " rrt - FAt,N t_ Portland aT. 'iP^r^UV-'V-/ lot if sold Monday; easy terms. <\ QA ' k— GRAND AY. lots east of Victoria; ipl 9 J*J\J lays finely. DUCAS ST.— FIFTY-FOOT LOT rery cheap. FAIRFIELD AY. between the bridges; a fine corner; rery cheap. SEVERAL LOTS on the fiat in West St. Paul; easy terms and cheap. S,\i PER FOOT advance by spring, a Da i'\J kota ar. business lot; next to large stores. A CUES on Snelling ar. near University ar.; a large profit can be made to plat these. PALACE, NININGEK ate DONNELLY addition lots; large list. (JORI I— A corner on Marshall ar.; this is a .DCjfjyJ snap; lays finely. HANDSOME CORNER— Dayton ar., south and east lacing. U, r E HAVE snaps we don't want to advertise; come in and tee if you mean business. A. B. Wilgus A Co.. 354 Jackson. 818 Peter Schonartli, .Tr.'s, List. 63 East Third st. Si MM a— TWO ACRES in Kogers & Hen ,4'l^*(J"_''L/ dricks' acre lots hear Phalen; cheap. tfiO^O - Lor 22 - block l ' Sylvan Heights. . CO 100x120. corner Hague and V/^?; J\J\J Lexington; south front. iaJ.J A-^t J— looxl3o, corner Hague and *T?A,^-xiJ\J Lexington; north front liuiVj LOTS on Emma. Charles and Ed- Oa )*-)\J mund sts; $00 cash, balance $10 per month. "SszL^H— ONTHOMAS ST.; $50 cash; bal <r_________znce $10 per month, J£A W«W HOL'SE and lot in Mer 'J'-b)4/\J\J nam Park; worth $5,000. «J*J Af ll SIX LOTS, corner Sylvan st and V*Ji*J\J\J Jessamine, QQ/~in EACH— lots in Warm's addition, yOUU Lincoln ar. vs*Qn/"|j— GORNER in Warm's addition.Grand g6OU- a * xxl!:yiXAV -jOT^n—A. E. RAMSEY'S ADDITION. Cl OAA- SIXTY-FOOT corner on Dayton . •_) in/**!— NEW HOUSE and lot on Hague ■■ .■ ' •J. 1 W\_/ ay., near Grotto st ; $600 cash, bal ance $35 per month. «*. 1 f-J£\7v- CORNER LOT in Nininger ~& ■AIiVhJKJ Donnelly's addition; cheapest lot in the addition. ■«. 1 A F\i i — DN Hague ar., Holcombe's addi •4>l,4ti<JU tion. Ql ("Jl AH— CHEAP LOT on Iglehart St., near -y*j Hill I— MARSHALL AY.. near Fish st Si Ol)l }~ CARROLL ST., near Grotto st. Ql^a CORSE. i "Neil and Fifth sts.; a?lc/jUUU improved. 318 Edmund P. Wilgus' List. 132 East Fourth St. J OOK at the following bargains: P" ORTLAND A Y.. near Kent St., 60xli.,south facing, for 55.b00. SsO lH W I** -1 ' 5 " AND AY. lots, east of Vie- C 1 AHf "V— NCOLN A Y., choice lots, near «J? 1 S *JkJU Milton. : OALACE ADDITION lots for $1,000. %*? *-)/ )( l~ GRAND AY. lot - near Dale st. SWIU J— HALF CASH— lots on •yy 1 aOUU Grand, near Victoria; lie elegantly; come in early and secure one. •Jjl A PER FOOT for the corner of Grotto VI / _ ' and Summit ays ' I AVION A Y.! Dayton ar.! T HAVE the finest list in the city. a_ A A/AH *"OR house and lot on Dayton ar., ■p^fajUUU betweed Kent and Mackubin sts. *<*) Ri \t I EOR south-facing lot Daytoi* arT 'nD^aJUU 10x170. near Miller. <£••) /*iM/*» FOR sixty-foot corner on Dayton •p^C'jv'vAy ar.; this is aj>a?gain. ONCORD ST., Duca*** St., State st. See my list of West St Paul property as I hare some very, choice bargains. Edmund P. Wilgus, 132 East fourth st. .' j"i • 318 Edwin Stevens' List. 87 East Fourth st SO HAH EACH tor two beautiful lots "VajUUU on Dayton aT; three feet above the sidewalk and in perfect shape; will sell for $2,500 each iq thirty days, one-half cash, balance in one an.d two years at 7 per cent; best bargain on the avenue; call Monday; the boom is just com gienoiug. - ■ <g«0 AnA EACH for two large lots near St «3*V»«JUU Albans st on Dayton ay.; 160 feet deep. , • «k?J A f\n FOR LOT 40x142 on Carroll st, •yla'lUU near Mackubin st; terms easy and Tery cheap. ' _^^ CALL EARLY Monday; I hare a large list of bargains between Dale and Victoria sts.; you may expect Urge profits and quick sales in this locality in the next sixty days to come. ? C"L*f*irk TO $625— Beautiful lots in block 4, •PUv/U of Forestdale, near Bohn Manufac turing company; terms rery easy; don't wait until spring and pay $1,000 each or more,* as you will have to then. ' ■ * **- ■ '"■ *"■ I HAVE a choice bargain in a bousa and lot on Burr st; call for particulars. | •4: I F\l\l\ EACH— two large lots on Sterens ' tpIjUUU st., near Ohio St.; the new upper | bridge will giTe nil *_/vb«rty west of Ohio st. a I boom nerer hear* aetata: now is the time to buy. ; TO RENT— That beautif-fresidence south west corner pi Iglehart and **abasha sts.: call i lor particulars. ' ■ LIST your property with rw & ****' ** « ««»» Fourth st. Edwin SteTam* , 318 I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. D. II Mlchaud's List. . 333 Jackson st. DH. MICHAUD. real estate, at 333 Jackson « st.; remember the number. '• ' HAMLINE! Hamline!— Lots and blocks for sale cheap; near the depot. D. H. Michaud. t\__f\ AAA BUYS 15-aore piece a short dis ypUlOVjyj tance north of Lake Como; im provements alone cost 11,500; it's well worth $500; this is a bargain. D. H. Michaud. TO RENT Office room, ground floor. First National bank building. Inquire at D. H. Michaud, 333 Jackson st. _____ _ A AA TO 9500 tor choice lots a short dis «4J>'_bUU tance from Ducas st. West St. Paul, on ca'j.v term. I). 11. Michaud. >* 1 Rl \i I J*UYt_ 75 feet on Arcade St., near •2lyJ\J\J Sims st. ; this is a bargain, D. H. Michaud. $~*T~, AAA BUYS 7 beautiful lots on Dayton's O««JUU Bluff, all covered with fine shade trees; this Is a bargain. D. 11. Michaud. Qilßi a BUYS a fine south-facing lot on Mar agOUU tin st. D. H. Michaud . (£»•_** I *i Aj i BUYS a fine corner hOxl'.O feet to •IpOajUUv ' an alley, oa Hague ay. and St Al bans st; sewer and street grading all paid; this is a bargain. D. H. Michaud. CijAAi i EACH BUYS beautiful lots at Ham •ptyUU line, if sold within ten days; come Monday and secure one or more; these are bar gains. D. H. Michaud. 304 tJ^O o*l \l\ BUYS a four-acre piece fronting •4">0» / \J\J on East Seventh st, near the Har- Tester works, it can be platted into twenty-seven fine lots; this is a chance to double your money in six months; come Monday if you want a bar gain. D. H. Michaud. QiRRt ) EACH for beautiful lots near Bonn's J_)U«vU lumber yards; on easy terms; only a few left. D. 11. Michaud. Si'7l "J EACH for choice lots at White Bear 9 I U lake; only $20 cash, and $50 on July 1, 1887, without interest. This i* a snap for a small amount of money invested. Don't fail to buy of D. H. Michaud, 333 Jackson st. OPECIAL attention paid to property listed 0 with me exclusively; please send in your list if you want a quick sale. D. 11. Michaud, 333 Jackson st. 311 C. ai. Lund's List. 209 East Seventh st *SO RflCi FOR NINE-ROOM house and aJP/^tJUU good lot on Aurora ay., a corner; easy terms. - *4*l •_»,-/ FOR FOUR-ROOM new house and •Pl^O-JU large lot on Dayton's bluff; very good location. <yii.O AAA KOK STORE and good lot on ajP^UUU Payne ay. \ CRE PROPERTY near St Paul; cheap. 1 OTS in Oakviile Park. T OTS at the stock yard. " I OTS on Univers.ty ay. r OTS at Northern Pacific railroad shops. •7* FoR LOT 50x110, Wildwood Park, at ■ ■"» / U White Bear lake; $20 cash only; no »ne ought to miss this chance to make money. INARMS and land in almost ever - part of Min -L nesota, Dakota, lowa and Kansas. C. M. Lund, 209 East Seventh st 318 Jones «fc Irvine's List. 180 East Seventh st. $•) R()(\ BUYS a large south-facing lot on -wjUUU Dayton ay., between Fisk and Mil ler sts. y>*| ()R(\ BUYS a fine lot on Marshall ay., •PI jUc/U between Dunlap and Lexington. o*l (UU i BUS a nice lot on Selby ay., be •J^IjUUU tween Dunlap and Lexington, if taken Monday; lots in Rogers' addition cheap if taken at once; the boom has just reached this property; come and secure a lot before they are a.l gone. wj I Rl IA BUYS a lot above grade on Selby ii"»I »JUU ay., between Kisk and Miller sts.: we have some fine lots on Dayton's bluff; better secure one before the boom comes, for it's coming sure. WE advertise nothing butbargaims; give us a call and we will convince you that we can make money for you. 313 S. E. M id di.- ton's List. 87 East Fourth st. •5s 1 A HA KACU for two lots on Carroll st; ■4»Ja ) 'iUU a great bargain. Look at them at once. •4*l If JA - >ICJE COTTAGE ou Van Buren: •4? 1 5 lUU fine, large lot and good water. Must be sold. <£-| AAA LOT on Rondo, this side of Dale •PIajUUU st.; payments very easy. l£l Q/^fY— LOTS ia Anna E. Ramsey's •VIjOUU addition; south-facing. Call Mon day, if you want them. Si? A (\l J( I *'"" two splendid lots on Dayton «+"''yl>UUU ay.; about four feet above grade snd fine. wPEENDID piece of improved property in 0 lower town, near Broadway; cheap. <£• A A/ if ) CASH and balance long time at 7 ♦4?*_tStyUU per cent, for fine piece of property on Summit ST., near Wabasha, $18,000 is the price and $25.000 the worth of it s<l 'TAf "1-NICE house on Courtland st.; <_____» I UU easy terms; assessments all paid. NICE cottage on Magnolia st,, near Bohn i* Manufacturing company; can make easy terms; good property for a rich or poor man to own. <j>.**> '_Yfy NIC ELY built and conveniently •y^aa /UU located house on Ellen st, near Rice: here is a rare opportunity. PLEASE call and look over my list; can surely give you some bargains. Harrison A- llandy's Partial List. Ci* AAA FOX 7 « BEAUTIFUL LOTS •PUajUUU facing south in Boulevard addi tion on Dayton ay. 2J»A AAA FOR 3* LOTS, HO ft., on a cor- OUjUUU ncr in Summit park addition; lie beautifully. RICE ST. PROPERTY— A bargain; a beauti ful corner lot just at the Rice st. station, in 1 lager's subdivision, for only $700; inside lots have been sold for $800. TWO CORNER LOTS in Summit park, one on Laurel and the other on Ashland; 60 feet each; $3.250 for both; can you duplicate th.s? DESIRABLE acre property at Minnesota Transfer; suitable for warehouse purposes. a*AfW*| JEAC.I for ten pretty lots in Red Wing aJJtVUU addition; one-third cash; balance to suit. a CRES in Reserve cheap aud on easy terms. CO A A FOOT for 120 feet on Summit ay., this vO'J side of Lexington ar.: this is cheap and can't be duplicated; call early to-morrow for terms, etc. o*7 f\(\ PER ACRE Ior8*"i acres near Lake •3/ / *)\J Phalen, known as the Gaston tract: the St Paul & St Croix railroad runs right through this beautiful tract, and a station is soon to be built in a stone's throw of same; this is $100 less per acre than we have ever offered this prop erty before; it must be sold; well wooded and lies nicely. Harrison & Handy, 137 East Sixth St.. Hotel Ryan building. !_____* E. 11. Hobe's List. 195 East Seventh st IF YOU want to buy or sell to advantage corje tome; 1 have lots in all paits of the city cheap, and on time; German and Scandinavia 1 spoken. 318 — — — — — »i— «— — »-r_>__— j^^^_^ The Davidson Co, COR. FOURTH AND JACKSON. $8,000 will buy 15 fine lots on Van Buren street, this side Victoria, $6,825 will take 13 of the best lots in Lovering's Addition to Union Park. These are worth $650 each. $14,000 is what we want for Block 1 of Syndicate No. 5. $30,000 will buy 200 feet on East Fifth street, Kittson's Addi tion. This is only $150 per front foot and is a choice bargain. Our list of business property is the largest in the city, as we own or control more frontage in the BUSINESS CENTER than any other firm. We have some CHOICE COR NERS suitable for large blocks. I The Dayidson Company, Cor. Fourth and Jackson. The "Burlington From the QanthWest." A -1- AT AT Arriving Trains. St . paul . Minneapolis. Chicago Fxpress - - © 700 A.M. 1 740 am THE IIMITED - ..!-■•• 88 10 50 A.M. 11 30 A.M St. Coins Express - f 625 p.m. 705 p.m _ __ FROM FROM Departing Trains. St . paul . Minneapolis. St. Corns Express - f 915 a.m. 535 am Chicago Fxpress - © 200 p.m. 120 p.m. *] HE I IMITED - -©9 10 P.M. 830 P.M. jig Daily. w Except Sunday. pull/T\ai7 palae^ Sleepers, peerless Dir^i^ <?ars. A OHRS.2OMIH. />. iOA HOURS 0 I # la TO \JHICAGO ; fZU TO J)T. [OlilS, 14 hours to J^BO^IA. all CLASSES of tickets good ON the "limited" which runs every day In the year to CHICAGO, PEORIA and ST. LOUIS. -U>™™- OFFICES <WVWV**WWV* HOTEL RYAN. ST. PAUL. NICOLLET HOUSE, MINNEAPOLIS UNION DEPOTS. GEO. B. HARRIS, * W. J. C. KENYON, GENERAL MANAGER. GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. 1 THE MINNESOTA & NORTHWESTERN R. R. THE GREAT THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, PEOEIA, BLOOMING* TON, INDIANAPOLIS, COLUMBUS, 0. Pullman and Woodruff Buffet Sleepers on all trains. BEMEMBER, All trains arrive in and depart from Union Depot* in St. Paul, Minneapolis, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City and Indianapolis. _..- The only line running through trains from St. Paul and Minneapolis over the Central lowa and dllinois Central railroads. Buy your tickets via this line and you will then be able to reach your lestination without change of cars. Leave Mm- Leave Arrive Mm- Arrive . , neapolis. St. PauL | neapolis. St PauL Chicago and St. Louis Express +7:80 a m +8:15 a m T8:30 a m~T7:55 am Kansas City Express.... .. ''■•••'■."•••■ +7:30 am +8:15 aml 18:30 a m 17:55 a m Peoria, Bloomington, Indianapolis, Springfield, Ur- .-„«.. _.. bana and Columbus +7:30 a m +8:15 a m 18:30 a m 17:55 a m Chicago Fast Express *6:30 p m *7:05 pm! +8:30 p m +7:50 p m St. Louis Fast Express +6:30 pm : *7:05 p m +8:30 pmi +7:50 p m Kansas City Fast Express $6:30 p m *7:05 pm : +8:30 pml +7:50 p m Peoria. Bloomington. Indianapolis, Springfield. Ur- + . on ■ bana. Columbus Fast Express f.. ............ *6:30 P m *7:05 p m +8:30 p m +7:50 p m Faribault, Northfield, Cannon Falls and Red VTi»g.. +3:30 p m +4:30 p m +11:55 a m +11:20 a m Rochester. Chatfield. Byota and Plainview +3:80 p m +4:30 p m +11:55 am] +11:20 a m +Da iy except Sunday. *Daily except Saturday. IDally except Monday. " W. H. GOWENLOCK. City Ticket Agent. JOHN L. 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Atlantic kxpress .Daily) 11:50 am 12:25 p m St. Paul * Mm. fast Ex. (Dy) »7;lsam »7-50 a m St. Paul* M.acc.(dyexSun> 6:lopm 6:45pm •] o not run west of Fartto on .-unda . Through Pullman Sleepers da ly between St Paul and Wahpeton, Dak, on Dakota express. City office, St. Paul. 1.9 East T'i'H »._t. ; Citjoflice, Minneapolis, No. 1% Meollo: dome. CHAS. s>. c ._ _, General Passenger and Ticket Agaat. WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE. aa — .- The Palace Sleeping and Parlor Car Route to Chicago. ■____ Chicago Day Express— ( Milwaukee Chicago, Leave j Leave Oshkosh.Fond Lac, Minneapolis. St PauL Neenah and Wauke- — . - aha, Eau Claire 12:50 p.m. I 1:30 p.m. Chicago Night Exp—! Milwaukee, Chicago, ! Oshkosu, bond dv Lac, j Neenah, Waukesha and Eau Claire | 7:35 p.m. | 8:15 p.m. Chicago Day Express— Arrive i Arrive From Chicago. Mil- Minneapolis. ' St Paul. waukee, Oshkosh. 1 ' ; Fond dv Lac and Nee- j nah ....j 7:50 a.m. 7:15 a.m. Chicago Night Exp— ! From Milwaukee, Chi t-ago, Oshkosh, Nee- 1 .-_-_. nah and Fond dv Lac 4:15 p. m. 5:35 V'J*. All trains .ail*, Sundays included. _ Chicago day express arrives at Chiaago 7 :oo a. . m.; Chicago day express arrives at Chicago __:_» a. m. Through Car Service— All trams carry ele gant day coaches, superb sleepers and luxur ova dining cars without change between Minneapolis, St. Paul and Chicago. For tickets, rates, berths in sleepers and all detailed information, apply to., the city offices: Minneapolis, No. 19 Nicollet House Block, corner of Nicollet and Washington avenues; F. H. Anson. Northwestern Passenger Agent. St. Paul— No. 173 East Third street. Merchants Hotel Block: C. E. Kobb, City Ticket Agent F.N. Fin- l ney, General Manager. James Barker, General | Passenger and Ticket Agent. Milwaukee J 15 THE %FAST MAIL LIINE. Pullman Sleepers, with smoking room* and the finest dining cars in the world, are run on Main Lin* Trains to and from Chicago and Mil* waukee. 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Faribault and Northfield A 9:30 am A 9:49 am Mitchell and Aberdeen Ex A 11 .40 amAll:00 am Chicago and Milwaukee Express A 2:25 m A 8:10 m Fait Mail and La Crosse... B 3:25 p m B 1:00 p m Chicago, Milwaukee and Prairie dv Chien Ex..... B 6:50 pm86:55 pm Fargo and Ortonville Ex.. B 7:05 pmß 6:25 pm St. Louis Dubuque and La --.-■ Crosse Express B ______ m P^Op rs A weans Daily. B except Sunday. C exuep' Monde- - D excent SatnHav. Additional trains between St. Paul and Minns' apolisvia "Short Line" leave both cities hourly lor particulars sea Short Line ime tables. ST. PAUL Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent, 362 East Third street Brown * Knebal Tiota! Agents. Onion Depot MINNEAPOLIS— a Chandler. City TiciaJ Agent, No. 7, Nicollet House. A. B. Chamberlain, Ticket Agent Depot IPfISaTIVK'* = 2w:s? , a XI 1 VUI 1 A 1 JJ 1876. Oi.e box will care the most obstinate caae ■ rem* days or leans. Allan's Soluble Medicated Bourn • No nauseous doses of enbebs. copaiba or oil o sandalwood that are certain to produce dyspepsia by destroying the coatings of the stomach. Price, •1.50. Bold by all druggists ov nailed on receipt of price. For further particulars send for circular. r.aßoxuaa. f-TTBH J. C. ALLAN CO.. liUIUJ*" 13 John street Hz v r«fe. vw *****