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MINNEAPOLIS
MINJfKAPOI.I-* UL.OlSiiil.nA'3. "
,Tudg« Bailey was "ver honor" yesterday.
Wheat sail ria«s. No. 1 now $1.03.
Miss ilo lillster's bcueflt to-night at tha Opera
house .
An excursion train will be run to Taylors Falls on
Sunday.
Thi minstrals drew a bljj house at the Academy
last night.
Tna pleasant weathor yeitorJay greatly revived the
trade iv thh city.
Hill, the C ni ia,rt>Joioe3 at thyadvont of an eleven \
pound bey iv nu> domici'e.
M v i 'op . lilio will hjld a session this evening iv
the hill, 2oi Nloollet avenue.
St. Mak'^c^arohchjif will glva a musicals at
Elliot's ha J to-morrow night.
Hon. oea^r^re B oath paid a flying visit to Hast
ing yesterday on legal bu*iuess.
XL; > Geforin club wi 1 huld a regular meeting In
Ha. -us in hall to-:u jxt jv> evening.
Xhu Alumui of the State university held a highly
luture-tuiK Ees4an yesterday afternoon.
3 alga Uojljy 1* 111, <ml w^a uuabie to sit on the
bench of taa ni iuioit>al c juri yesterday .
Hoary A. Au I jrsj.i, artist, tin been . engaged to
handaomoly fieiooe tho Park aveuue church.
A concert will be given ktatarday night by St. An
thony ljcgo 1. 0. Q. X., at 2sl Sicoliet avenue.
An elaborate programme has beau prepared for
the annual banquet of the alumni of the university.
The you ig Udloa of Plymouth church served up
strawberries aud ice cream, iast night, to a large
party
About 600 head of st:c4 were shipped by Bmith,
Oobb & 00. from Grauite Fall?, Dakota, to this cltj
yesterday.
A bogus programme has been printed for the sen
ior's commencement to-djy. An effort will be made
to snpprcsi them.
The annua! bauquet of the alumni of the State
university, will tase place at 2:M o'clock this after
noon, iv tae Nicoliet house.
It In generally understood that the Tribune and
Journal pjo'.ed issu* on tho city advertising mat
ter, ia favor of th» Journal.
Tne opoain^ address at the aaauil council of the
Episo-jpil diocese of Minnesota, iv Still *ater oa the
Bh, will bd delivered by Rev. F. M. Kiley, of this
city.
The aneral of Miss Fanny Edwards, daughter of
H. P. Edward" 1 , why died of quick consumption on
Tuecdiy night, will occur this afternoon from the
residence .
At the commencement exercises of Bennett semi
nary diploma* were i reseated by Rev. B. F. Samp c
togra<la»tei, Oiari M. While, Hattie A Smith, and
Louise A. Kiikwood.
The infant chill of A. E. HaD, died yesterday
morning. The remains were taken to Chicago on
the noja train. I).'. J. 11. Cuttle held brief ssrvices
la ihd fordno-ja, a: the roiid) noe.
The slaughter of unclaimed canines was begun b>
the dog kil.er yesterday. DJge are not property,
yet they mast either be taxed or suffer a death pan- ,
• alty. . Where v the justice in this law?
The newly elected o.iicers of Damon lodge, No. 6,
K. P., aw A C Harris, C; D. 11. Spooner, V.
C; L. 'a. ucutoa. P ; J. H. Heiseer, trustee,
J£. A. Owens &I. F. ; J. W. Uiakley, M. £ aud L.
W. Bel. ire, X a. S.
Tbe f i>Uowli<g is the programmo of the commence
ment e:orcidct> of Minueiijolis academy, on the East
Bile: Fndiy evauins;, laoture before the Literar>
bo -loiy at 8 oV-loc* : Saturday evoauig, prize orathmt
at 8 o'ol >cli ; siiuday aftnru on, auuutl address to
tne btu tents, by tuo principal, at * o'clock.
Col. -'amci .Ices. JuJtje BUtchford, of Sen
Y^rk, b i- Jiwt rendered another decision in favor o.
the GrtMn drlvea well piteut. Iv this (;ecisiou, »i
the oviJ^aua iii!£ by tb"i illuut-s ai.d low* a»"0
cliti'iu-. iii-sisi uouu by Judge blatuhf rd Thi
Wiii vniuiuy taa i*o~' driveu we.i war" f -»r all time.
Fi.\*uii linage jta, who bail*, the Clarit house tomi
three or four % ears ago, is in the cit/ bniiug my
Etosk t j Ukeuuttu bid praseut home at Btlckuej, D
T. Btickuey Is 4fl jurnhliitf lit'lo village at the ter
minu* of tU-j st V , si. ■& si. line. Air. Ukusouu<
says he owns a hotel iho i c a<>out the tilzs vi the
Boil«viir> hous^ m ihib i!»ty, and that ne avor.-gea lltt)
and sixty arrivals cia . lhi» is >v iudioittiuii ot the
tU of po^uUUun which la now pouriug iuto thai
Btsctiou.
DEAD THROUGH DRINK. .
A Former St. PauUte, Demoralised by
Drink, Ends Mis Life by a Shotgun.
Chat. Klrtr:se committed bnicidabj shouting him
self about 5 o'cclock iat>t night. The decaasod was oi
German parentage, was a mechanic and was for
inerly a resident of 1.9 Minnesota street, St. P»ui
lie his re: en ly been employ. iv the Minneapol *
& 8 1. LouU .cor ehope, In thia city, aho.aure of
the deed is attributed to dissipation
X ncE'3 vr.s a drinking man and hs- 5
a t b 'en working since Wednesday. It was rtportsd
until- hal tiet<u drinking ens- acutely oiuoo *iij«.
time, lie procured a siuple barr<.-vleti • shotgun, os
ttm-lb'y to (jognuumg. and went to Oak l.alio and
there in ho «rove romu.ilted tho rash act He
placed the mu/z!o of the gun beneath his chin anri
tjini/ » s ring to the trigger he
discharged tbe cont«ntß, littruhy tearing
the head in a milll'u I'ragmeuts. Bis noee v.-a,
found eighty feet dtsaut. • A boy who had just pas'td
hoard thu report of the gun, and turuiug, saw the
body fail to the grou -d iifelesa. He at one gave
tho iil-irm and Uoroner Falrbalru went iinaioliateiv
t> the MMM and ordered tbe remains taken to
the uiiilei - tak'.''r'B. Thu dweeased leaves a wife and
two ch-.llreu, »h > recently livt-d In Uuquois, 111. , but
who were txpeoteel to Join him bete to-night. A
letter wis foil id in bis pocket addressed to his wife,
one from his wife and one from his sifter in Head
ing, I'cnusylv'dni.i, *nd also an euTeiope
coi.tai.Miij; hid ph'.-to. In Ida fnrewdll to his wife
he uliuply sisuliel bU desir<s to rid •- 1 1 - • world of
himself aud expressed hie lovo aiM affection for hi*
wife child en. II w>hotl to be buried as a
pauper. A bottle partly flUe I with whisky was &l«u
found npoutho lO'uatuii. Tho corouer will hold no
iuque&t, as it is an apparent snicido *
OUB WATER WORKS SYSTEM.
Adjourned Meeting of the Commissioners
Y*stordtt]/ forenoon.
At tlip adjourned meeting of the water wo ks com
mißslouorci, ht-M yesterday morning, CurnmitsUoner
Brackett offered tin following resolution:
Resolved, That the presid-nt be requested to cor
respond with oac or more hyd 1 aulic ou^'ius Ts.wlth &
view to se"urini7 the service for a limited time, of
soni9 (hi>rJ"Rhly cempeteut eieiiuer, tat the pur
pose of laying out and jmrfe-'tiru a general plan for
tbe future water works system of this city. Adopt
ed.
The following was offered by Commissioner Men
■tel:
Jiesolved, That tha superlntpnd a nt be, and he ia
hereby iuwmicteJ to rep\ir, braoeand stran(>then the
o'd horizontal pomp, as per drawings, cost not to ex
ceed 3 'ot>, and at all times hive the pump ready ; for
tervJce. Adopted.
<'OB)mi88lontr Merriman then offered the follow
ing:
desolted, That the superintendent be and
is hereby ordered and lantructed to i rooeed forth
with to In; an eight inch main upon Main street,
betwuen Second and Third avenues southeast.
Adopted.
The pnperintendent was authorized to ascertain
the exact cot-t of erect stand pipes, and to pre
sent th- Fame to the city council.
Gouimls*loi ers (J.>n*er, Merriman and Brackett
were appointed cotumißMonere on s^lvle?.
The Wheat and Flour traffic.
The amount of the receipts and shipments of
wheat, flour, e'e , for the week ending with the night
of the 31tt of May are as follows :
Receipts —Wheat, 356,9 10 bush»ls ; flonr, barrels,
4,75 1; feet of lnmbsr, 1,059,000. bushels of corn,
101, bushels oats,'i,B '•; tons f^d, 24?; cars live
stock. 23 . total number of cars, 1,815.
Shipments -Barreli flour, HMHiJ; lumber, 3,39 V
00: i fo-t ; tons feed, 2,4 >5: bushels wheat, ll,?»i;
bush"l- corn. 2,4' bu'hels oat-< I,4'K): cars live
Rock. 1 1 : cars general merchandise, 341 ; total cars
shipped, 1,433.
THE COURTS.
I)!*trict Court.
[Before Judge VanJerburgh.]
John Gi'itoii vi. Win. D ;lty. on trial. :
[Before Judge Young.]
Cha=>. Ptoebl? vs. Hemopin County Savines
Ba: Ai action to reaver $00 Ca-e summi d
up, j-Jty charged acd disLuiSitd, until this morn
iag.
SEW Oi*-ES >Nt> PAPEBS TILED.
12,714- Edward n. Picsson vs. Charles H. Bush
cell t-t al. To Co cc the conveyance of certain lauds.
C'OTni.laiut fll. d.
l'/,71.5-H. M. Wheeler vs . Amos WiToott. TTaus
oript from Rlo« county for 22.70 filed.
12,7)6- Charles Mcß««ve vh Geo. w; R»nd«Il &
Co. Judgment . roll filed and transcript issued
forsnj.>>. :'?•>-■
1 'roltate Co itrt.
[Before Judge Rea.]
Estate or WiTta-n U- Webster, deceased. Account-
Ing of adminl'tritors, an 1 petiOoa " for eel'l"
mect and distribution of estate died. ; Hearing wJI
be hi* June sth*
E-Utocf Wi:i-.s O. HutTe", deceased. Petition
fil -.1 for proof of will. Hearing June 27ih.
Estate of Ga-tivus A. Austin, i^ecea^ed. Order
filed for crwiito-8 to present * cl» ni3 w thin six
ni ';rh-> HsAjrinj; Ui-«t Mondajs in November and
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-THE . .-.
GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
--•'.-■ FOR ■■'. ■ ;
RHEniATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
oout,
SORENBSS
'or the
CHEST,
SORE THROAT,
QUINSY,
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS,
FROSTED FEET
and
EARS,
zoxjrLiNrss
AND
SCALDS,
General Bodily Pains,
TOOTH, EAR
' • AND ■
- HEADACHE,
•■'. ," - AND ■
ALL OTHER PAINS
•-' AND ; -
ACHES.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs On. M a satk,
SCRi. simple and cheap External Remedy. A trial cntailt
but ttie comparatiVely trifling outlay of SOCbnts, and ever*
I one suffering with pain can have cheap and positive proof of
its claims. DIRECTIONS IS ELEVEN LANUCAGES.
SSLD BY All ORCOaiSTS AMD DEALERS 111 MEDICINE,
A.VOGELER & CO.
' Baltimore. Mrt.. P. S. A
HOLMAN'SPAD
Simply
by
Absorption
CURES
Without
MEDICINE
TOADS MASK.
The Only True Malarial Antidote.
Dr. Jlolmajt's Pad is no guess-work remedy—
ao feeble imitative experiment — no purloined
hodge podge of some other inventor's idea ; i« is
the original and only genuine cur
ative Pad, the only remedy that has an hon
estly-acquired right to use the title-word "Pad"
in connection with a treatment for chronic diseases
of the Stomach, Idver and Spleen.
By a recently perfected improvement Dr. Hol.
man has greatly increased the scope of the Pad's
usefulness, and appreciably augmented its active
curative power.
This great improvement gives llolman's Pad
(with its Adjuvants) such complete and unfailing
control over the most persistent and unyielding
forms of chronic Disease of the
Stomach and L,iver, as well as 3lala
rial Blood-Poisoning-* as to amply
justify the eminent Professor Loomis 11 high en
comium: "IT IS NEARER A UNIVERSAL PAN AC EA
THAN ANYTHING IN MEDICINE 1"
The success of llolman's Pads has inspired im
itators who offer Pads similar in form and
odor to the genuine HOL.3IAN PAD.
Beware of these Bogus and imi
tation Pads, gotten up to sell on
the reputation of the GENI'iNE
IIOLMAN PAD.
Each Genuine Holtnan Pad bears
the Private Revenue Stamp of the
HOLMAN PAD COMPANY with the above
Trade-Mark printed in green.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,!
Or sent by mail, post-paid on receipt of $2.00< j
HOLMAN PAD CO.,
(P. O. Box tia.) 93 William St., M. V.
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
There exists a means of se
curing a soft aud brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Ha^ Jin's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate ana harmless arti
cle, which instantly remoTes
Freckles , Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul
gar Flushings, etc., etc. So
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for 75 cents.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNT? OF BAM
rev— ss. District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict.
Augustus E. Barnum, Plaintiff, vs. The unknown
heirs of John V. Van Ingen, deceased, Defendant.
. SUMMONS.
The State of Minnesota, to the above named de
fendant:
Yon are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint of the plaintiff
In the above entitled actior, a copy of
which has been heretofore duly filed la the office of
the C-evk of the District Court aforesaid, and to
serve a copy of your answer to said complaint
on the subscriber, at his office in the city of St
Paul, in the county of Ramsey, within twenty days
after the service of this summons upon you, exclu
sive of the day of such service, and if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demanded, together with the
costs and dlsburs merits herein
Dated ct. Paul, May 25, 18*1
HILER H. HORTON.
Plaintiff's Attorney, St. Paul, Minn.
(May 23-7w-Tttnr.)
STATE OF MINNESOTA— COUNTY OK 11AM-
O se>— S-. In Probate Court, Special term, May
Uth, 183.
In the matter of the. guardianship of Harry K.
White and Harriet M White, minors:
On reading and filing' tba pet tiou of R. B.
Galu-ha. f?<ardiau of the persons and property of
s»id Harry K. White and H-rret M. Whito, minors,
for license to sell tha real eeUte of hi « said ward", at ;
priva'e kale or public auction; and It appearing
from Raid petition that it is necessary and would be
beneficial to e.vd w rd* that i-aid real estate, or a
part thereof, «>ho Id be Bold ;
It is ordered, th&t the next of kin of said wards,
and all persons interested in the estate of said wards,
shsll appear befo-e sail Probate fourt, at , the Pro
b »to office In the city of Saint Paul, in 'he county of
Ramsey, aforesaid, on the 97th day of June. A. D.
1 88 ', at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
why a license should nt be granted for the tale of
i-aid reil estate, -
And it is further ordered, that a copy of this ord«r
be i«rsonal>y servi-d on the next of kin of said
wards residing in raid Ramsey county, and on al ;
parsons interested In said estate, at lea«t fourteen J
d«> s before the hearing of sal* petition as afor«»l l ( !
and bj the publ'cati'in thereof f four t-uccessive
wn kn if th- Daily Glove, a newspaper printed and
pi Wished at the city of "*aint Paul, Id said Ramsey
county, the la<-t of - which publications shall be at ,
lea 1 fonrte- n days before said day o' bearing. ;
By the Court, HESKT O'GORVAN, 1" - ; |
[l. s.] Judge of Probate. i
Attests Frank Robert, Jr.. Clerk. - - i
I;.. na{fl*#w.Thnr • \
THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 188 J.
CjEflmation of Assessment for
Sewer on MM Street.
Otticb or thb Board or Public Works, )
CiTr of St. Paul, Minn., May 30, 1861. J
The assessment of . benefits, costs and ex
penses arising' from the construction of a
sewer on Seventh street, from Broadway- to a
point about 100 feet east of Jackson street, in
the City of Bt. - : Paul,:: —Minn.-, .having
been . completed and entered ;of ~ record
by the Board of Public Works in and for said
city, said Board will meet at their office in said
city at 2 p. m. on the 17th day of June, A. rD.
1881, to hear objections (if any) to said assess
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said assess
ment will be confirmed by said Board. .
The following is a list of the supposed own
ers' names, a description of the property bene
fited, and the amount* assessed against" the
same, to-wit:
Mayall's Subdivision of Block 1, Whitney &
Smith's Addition, and Block 17, Robert &
Randall's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits.
Jamps W Yandes, Robt
ADorsey, Jno A Stees
andWMStees ...... 2. ■-"$ *9 61
Same, same, same & same 8 126 00
Same, same, same & same 4 . 120 00
Same, same, same A same 5 ". 126 00
Same, same, same & same 6 126 00
Same, same, same & same 7 120 00
: Whitney & Smith's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and ■ _ ' -■•
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Henry Hab'ghorst, e'lyK 5 8 $253 00
Allied Bradley, el'y# of ■
w'lyK.... • -•••• •••• 5 a
Adam H Lohlker, w'ly« 5 » 68 00
Virginia S Pengnet and
Adele S Morrison, ely 6 "a 252 00
% 6 3 252 00
Edward F Krahmer,
w'1yK... ........ 6 8 12800
Chas H Schnittger and
Henry . a . . hO " : c '! y 5 8 189 00
V; 5 o lo\) UU
J W Simon ton and J S -
. Simonton, w'lyx 5 8 189 00
Caroline Sutton, w'ly %.. 6 3 189 00
Jno H Hullsieck, e'lyX „„„
of middle X 6 3 , 63 00
Adam Gotzian, e'ly >» .... 6 8 63 00
Emma Albrecht, w'ly#
of ely 6 8 63 00
Peter Berkey 5 4 357 84
Caroline Schurmeier and
Wm Pfaffle, e'ly^ .... 1 5 103 57
John H Schurmeier,
w'1y}*......... 1 5 180 18
Same, e'ly* 1 6 189 00
Wm Lee, ely 25 ft of
w'1yx...... 16 63 00
John O'Connor, w'ly 50 a
feet.... 16 126 00
Sebastian Winker, e'ly}£
of w'ly}* 12 6 63 00
Jno A Stees and W M
Stees, >,-... 13 "6 63 00
Matthew D. vann, ely % 12 6 63 00
Sebastian Winker, e'ly};.'
ofw'lyX-...-- 12 6 63 00
Chas A "Mann, w'lv% of
e'ljK 12 6 63 00
$;ime,'VlY} 2 ' of e'ly>£... 12 6 63 00
Wm Consians 1 7 378 00
Ch.is E D.ckerman, mid
dle A Seventh ctreet
front... 12 7.: 126 00
W J Cutler, w My M 12 7 126 00
Chas A Maun, ely •< .... 12 7 126 00
Ewing & Chute's Subdivision of Lot 1, BJot-fe.
8, Whitney & Smith's Addttion to St. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Wm F Davidson, ely 29
feet.. 1 873 08
Wui Comers w'ly 1 loot. 1 252
Same, ely % 2 50 40
J M & A Armstrong,
trustees, w'ly 2 50 40
Maggie A Rpaney, e'ly# 3 50 41)
Estate of W H Dean,
w'ly^ 3 5040
Same. 4 100 80
Whitney & Smith's Addition to St. Paul. ■
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
AdaLMayall, n'ly« .... 10 8 $35 68
Same ....11 8 126 00
WmF Davidson 12 8 126 00
All objections to said assessment must be
m ide in writing and tiled with the CJeik of
sa ; d Board at least one day prior to said
meeting.
JOHN FARRINGTON, President.
OIHcIa 1 : R. L. Gorman,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 151-54
Conflrmatlriii of Assessment for Dnin
iHiietl Portion of sewer on Ex- ■■•::
change Street, •;.
Office of the Board of Public Works, ?
City or St. Paul, Minn. , May 80, 1881. 5
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex
penses, arising from the construction of the
unfinished portion of a sewer on Exchange St.,
from a point 50 feet east of Sherman street to
a connection with the Eagle street sewer,
in the City of :. .St., . Paul, Minn.,
having been completed and entered of -record
by the Board of Public.Works in and, for said
city, said Board will meet at their office in said
city at 2 p. m., on the- 10th day of June, A. D.
ISBI, to hear objections (if any) to said assess
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said . assess
ment will be confirmed by said Board. - ; :
The following is a list of ; the supposed
owners' names, a description of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
Rice & Irvine's Addition to St. Paul. '
Supposed owner and . .i .
description. : , Lot. Block. Benefits .
EmmaCWheaton....... 13 28 $26.15 j
James Gilflllan ......... 14 28 15690 ,
Alex Ramsey 15 28 156 90 ,
Sams... 16 28 156 90
Same 17 28 156 90 ,
Same ..........18 28 156 90 ,
HRBigelow.... 13 27 156 90 |
5ame...... 14 27 156 90 ,
SarahMMassey 15 27 156 90 ,
Henry L Moss 16 27 15« 90 .
HRBigelow ..17 27 156 90
Same 18 27 156 90
Lewis Jones, se'ly 100 ft 15 26 156 90
Same, se'ly 100 ft ..16 26 156 90
Michael O'Ks*fe and Mrs.
JRS Harmon 17 26 156 90
Fred Emmert ....... 18 26 156 90 .
5ame...... 19 26 156 90
Julianna De11er......... 21 26 57 53
Chas D Elfelt, w'ly 39 ft. 1 33 99 37
Peter Berkey .-:.... 6 33 156 90
JnoHudeck, ne'lyx-..- 7 S3 78 45
Johanna Sheehan, ne'ly
X ofsw'lytf ......... 7 38 39 28
Same,sw'ly« of sw'ly* 7 S3 ; 39 23
Robt A Smith, ne'ly#... 8 33 78 45
Louis Schmidt, sw'lyx.- 8 33 - 78 45
Peter Berkey. 9 33 156 90
Timothy Fee, se'ly X 10 83 78 45
Patrick Keongb, nw'lyK 10 33 78 45
Wu. Chambers, nw'ly^ .1 S3 156 90
Same, nw'1y^... ....... 2 32 156 90
James H Simpson....... 3 82 156 90
Jno N Matheis,sely3i of .
w'ly* 4 82 7845
Mary Jansen, nw'lvx of
w'lvV 4 S3 78 45
Mary "E Breed 5 32 158 90
5ame............ 6 82 . 156 90
Mary A Forepaugh 1 81 156 90 ,
5ame....... 2 81 156 90 <
5ame................... 8 81 156 90
Charlotte C Knox ...... 4 81 156 90
Jo3LForepangh........ 5 31 156 90 '
Geiman Reading society, -=.r
except se'ly SO ft...... « 81 .26,15 ,
All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing, and filed with the clerk of
said Board at least one day prior to said {
. meeting. • ■ ' - :..:.■•- ._■ :.v
j - : JOHN FARRINGTON, President. - -
Official: R. L Gorman, ; . — - ::>^.-tv±- . :
j: .I Clerk Board of Public Works. 151-153 - :
i OFI I n1 CD i? «ad PmKntn end root MMnii ait
i QULUiCnO • postal «are le J T SOOLE Bos
. 39 Wubtßitoo, D.O aad neelTe f HER so el -kVpacs
i detwetJ c* »•« latetests.— Meat kte tfctf M 9« .
. . . - . '-:= - ■ ■■-. • •-. « ■
Co&flrmation of Assessment foi^
Grading Holly Avenue.
: , . ... * i' ill.
Office or the BWibd or Public Wobks, )'■
Citt of St. Paul, Minn., May 30th, 1881. )
The assessment . of benefits, costs and ex
penses, ' arising from j the grading of Holly
avenue, from Western avenue to ' Dale '. street,"
in ;- the -V City of - St.;: Paul, Minn:,
having . ! been .., completed .. and {S entered .if of
record "by ■ the Board of : Public Works
in and for said city, said Board will meet at
their office in said city at 13 p. ■ m , on the 10th
day of June, A. D. 1881, to hear objections
(if any) to said assessment, at which time and
place, unless sufficient cause is shown to the
contrary, said assessment will be confirmed by
said Board.:- : " -- ' ■;.•-■'■'• "'--••■
The following is a list of the supposed
owners' names, a description of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul. -^ *
Supposed owner and ' ;,.'.
description. - Lot. Block. Benefits.
Jno. G. Hinkle ........ 12 13 r,% 187 49
Same, w>s . . ... . . . .... 13 13 12 56
John Caulfleld, e >*.... IS IS 12.56
Same 14 13 25 12
Chas J Stees 15 13 . 25 12
ChasOßice 16 , 13 25 12
GeoM Sawyer ....17 ■'.■'■ 18 25 12
Same 18 13 25 12
Mary. A Owens 19 18 -25 12
Mary A Mann, s# 20 :18 '■'■'■ 25 12
Same.sK 21 13 ;: 25 12
Samo,6>i ..23 13 87 49
Nathan Gallup 13 . 14 , £ii 27 31
JnoPJacobson 14 14 25 12
Guido N. Leiber ...15 14 25 12
Same..... 16 14 25 12
Morgan L. Sproat...... 17 i 14 25 12
Theodore 18 14 25 12
Same ................. 19 14 25 12
Walter W. Evan5....... 20 14 . 25 12
5ame.................. 21 14 25 12
HenryS. Ogden 22 14 25 12
Same 23 14 r 25 12
Same . . . . ~ . . . r 24 14 ' 27 31
Anderson H. Wimbisb... 12 15 80 79
Wm. Hendricks. ... . . . . 13 15 • 25 12
5ame........ 14 15 25 12
Chas.H.Parmelee...... 15 " 15 : V 25 12
Dan'l 8 B Johnston. ... 16 15 7 25 12
Sterling R McMaster... 17 15 25 12
Godfrey Sieeenthaler... 18 15 25 12
Henry E Wedelstadt.... 19 . 15 .: 25 12
Elizabeth Grant ........ 20 IS " 25 12
Richard Marvin...... 2L 15 V 25 12
Lena ß Knox..... 22 15 - 80 79
El wool W 5hirk. .. .... 12 16 - 35 68
Cha5Fabr0t... ...:..... 13 16 25 12
John M Lynch......... 14 16 - 25 12
Robert N. McLaren .... 15 16 25 12
Fancy M McLaren. ';... 16 16 -. 25 12
Anderson H Wimbish .. 17 16 , 25 12
JohnVLewis... ....... 18 16 25 12
Albert M Eddy. . .... ... 19 16 . s 25 12
HomerCEller 20 16 25 12
A V Wright............ 21 16 25 12
John GDuggan. ....... 23 16 85 68
Subdivision of Blocks 17 and 23, Woodland
Park Addition.
Supposed owner and
I description. Lot Block. Benefits.
Thos APrendergast i 17 $35 68
Same 2 17 25 12
Marietta E Hughes..... 8 17 25 12
Bame .....: ...4 17 25 12
W D Cornibh... 5 17 • 25 12
Bame... 6 17 25 12
John White .7 17 25 12
5ame........... 8 17-25 12
Cornish..... 9 17 25 12
5ame...... 10 17 25 12
John White ...... ..... 11 17 3568
Woodland Park Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and Lot. Blook. Benefits.
Description.
Mary Grace, c 104 ft of n
128 ft 18 $83 26
John J LHwlees.ll3 ft w
of c 104 ft of n 128 ft 18 56 78
John F Ford, 50 ft w of
c 217 ft of n 128 ft. ... 13 88 12
Margaret F Stiong, 150
ft w of c 267 ft of n
128 ft 18 75 37
Wm G Mitchell and Jno
8 Whwrton, w 150 ft
of n278 ft 18 75 87
Subdivision of blocks 19 and 21 and part of 20,
Woodland Park Addition.
Supposed owner and
Description. Lot. Block. Bennlte.
John W.Cunningham.. 13 19 27 31
Same 14 19 25 12
WC Cunningham 15 19 25 12
Same 16 19 25 12
Alex D Gwln 17 19 85 12
game 18 19 25 12
GeoMßrack 19 19 25 12
German American Bank 20 19 25 12
Same 21 19 25 12
Wm T Daualdson 22 19 25 12
Same 23 19 25 12
Same 24 19 27 31
Wm R Maize 12 20 37 49
Same 13 20 25 12
Herman Gi eve 14 20 25 12
Same 15 20 25 12
Same 16 20 25 12
JnoCorcoran 17 20 25 12
Chas A Payne, Jr 18 20 25 12
GeoSheritf 19 20 25 12
Andrew DHaslett.n 50 ft 20 20 26 12
Bame,nsoft 21 20 25 12
Bame,nsoft 22 20 87 49
All objections to said assessment roust be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk of
said Board at least on« day prior to said
meeting.
JOHN FARRINGTON, President.
Official: R. L. Gorman,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 151-88
-i ■■-— —NO MORE . ": '
RHEUMATISM !
: ' or Gout Acute or Chronic. v .
BALJCYLICA, ;-■:■
: j SUP.E CUBE, -■"■'■ ■'■\,l' : ./- :
Manufactured by the European MedMn*
■ | -. -. Co. of Paris and Leipzig. 1 ; : i~, r _
'■■■: Immediate relief warranted. Permanent curs
guaranteed. Now exclusively used by all cele
brated physicians of Europe and America, be
coming a Staple, Harmless and Reliable Reme
dy on both continents. The Highest Medical
Academy of Paris reports 95 cures out. of 100
cases within three days. - Secret— only die-,
sol ver of the poisonous Uric Acid which exists
In the Blood of Rheumatic and Gouty Patients;
$1 a box; 6 boxes for $5. Sent to any address,
free by mall, on receipt of < price. ■ j Indorsed by
physicians. Sold by all druggists. Address,
DANIEL ROMMEL, Sole Importer,
! _. 162 Fulton Street, New Tor
For sale by Noyes Brothers & Cutler, St
Paul, Minn. ':
- A Skin of Beauty is a Joy Fmrrrer.
Dr. T. Felix on rand's .
Oriental Cream, ■■. or :^ Magical Beanlifler
> Purifies as well as Beautifies the Skin. .
A Savre, raid to a lady of the haut ton (a patient:)
"As you ladies will use them, I recommend
'Gouraud't Cream' as the least harmful if all the
Skin preparations." -Also Pondre Subtile removes
superftaous hair without to jury to the skin. Mme.
41 B. T. Oonrand, sole proprietor; 48 Bond street,*
N. T. For s-'le by all drugglßtt and fancy goods
de lers throughout the United States, Oanadaa and
Error* ..'^,i^n> v W \^-*%tr~-r ■;' ,~~ .~,.-.- '
*^*Bew«re of ' base Imitations whloh are abroad.
We offer $1,000 reward for the arrest and proof of
soy one selling the same, j Befer to Soy-s Bros, k
Cutler . t^T-''^-'i~' -' : - : f-'^ 64-236 eod&weow
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the lat* Henry
Warren, deceased, will please call and settle
their accounts immediately. -^ :> ' oln " ? /5 ;- r >
" v iiS^ll PETER BERKET,
ÜB-rE Administrates
LEADING BUSINESS MEN
OP
ST. IP A.UXi, MINN. :
• ■ J»> ■: AECHITKOT1 r "— ;^.';-
JOHN STEVENS * ION, !»* East Third
«tx«at t Si Paul, Mian. -- ■ S'V^ l^^^-^:-:
V;: : ;t:::--AKTHlBMIATBBm*-),; t ,,; ::.:.-f
IHERWOOD HOU&H, corner, Third «ad
Waba*hiiw. | :,';- : 'i : :i ~" ;.?■;..-. -.. ,► ?~:*ui3
I STEVENS A ROBERTSON, 15 East Third
street, St. Paul. - . ; -; ? :-■ -.-. :-. ■-■'. : .:*t?
.... • - - -■'-:■■• '' ATTOKKaYB.^- ■- ' : -- '■•-'-■^.
- WILLIAMS v*r DAVIDSON, Attorneys;
have removed to Davidson's block, corner of
Fourth and Jackson etreeta; " : -"' > ■ >:: - 1 '
-' ':>■'-;:,■•■■ -:;vlß«T.PAoK«lt^r.s:^.:^s
MoINTOSH A Co.. B«6f Packer* and PreMir-.
--; j erg of Meats, 80 and 32 Jackson itrett. :.: :.
__. BOOKB » BTATIQiriBT.
? IHERWOOD HOUGH, corner Third and
Wabasbaw. ' ; ? ;,• v. • •: .
r ST. PAUL BOOK AND STATIONERY CO.,
V fast Third street. - ./: :t ;? • < .
QABEIftQB* * SLEIOHS-
A. NIPPOLT, cor. Seventh A Bibley street*.
C9*«IB»IQg, ritUlTt * PAODUCE.
FINCK A MeCAULEY, Wholesale Dealers
to Grain, Flour. Feed and Provisions, No. ii
llblay street, it Paul, Minn.
6BOegB»T-rWHOLMALI * BITAIL.
J. SCHILLO A Co., 106 Wabashaw street. .^
CAKPIT* * WAIL PAP«M
JOHN MATHEIB, II East Third street "■
W. L. ANDERSOM. 86 last Third street.
■; ;;* DVT QOODS-Wtiolttale-
AUERBACH, FINCH, CULBERTSON A CO.,
corner Third and Wacouta streets. I -■ ■ <•"-■. ; ;
! .-' :/ ; .:'i;j:Qi;.;r^•tsiLjl3.jri? f j»iriU-vi;|
- A: H. LrNDEKE A BRO., 9 E. Third street. '
: : FUR*, FEATHERS * GINBBSG.
■■-'-:■ A. 0. BAILEY, 10 Jackson street ;;
ij rVRNtTPBE, FEATHERS & MA.TTBESSEI.
BTEES BROS., 51 East Third street Estab
lished 1850. >::.:■::::-;;
1 GBooEßß— Wholesale. '
P. H. KELLY~*"cari42 to 148 East Third
street ! ;. / ,-• .- . r .-■--,' „,■: - r
.-;■: I HARDWARE * TOOLS.
DNGSBURY A DRAPER, 85 K. Third Street
| JEWELEBB * WATOHMAKEBB.
EMIL GEIST, 57 East Third street
i H&BDWABB—
ITRONG, HACKETT A CO., 183 E. Third It
j FURS, HIDES, WOOL, GINSENG.
MERRELL RIDER, 55 Jackson street.
; . i " LOOKING-GLASSES.
STEVENS & ROBERTSON, 15 East Third
street, St. Paul.
| LIMC, CEMENT, PLABTEB HAIB.
BANDERS A MATHEWB, 71 and 72 Levee.
: i -itTBCNKMAKaas. ■r^i?-M;^
CRIPPEN A UPSON. 74 Erst Third street •
. W. H. OABLAND, 41 East Third street.
: ! WISEg AND Li(jTjOß3-Wbolesale.
PERKINS, LYONS A CO., 81 Robert street
B. KTJHL & CO., Wholesale Dealers in
Eiquors and Wines, 194 East Third street, St
Paul. ■ ■• ••:■■■■■■• ■: ' ■*
FICTUBEB A.D FRAMES
STEVENS & ROBERTSON, 15 East Third
street, St. Paul.
'TrURWiTUB^ABiTuPHOLSTEBT. j:
HEZEKIAH HALL, manufacturer and dealer
in furniture and upholstery. Choice stock;
flrst,-claa« work: No. 341 Jackson street.
■ WHOLESALE NOTIOXB. ::l :: T
ARTHUR, WARREN & ABBOTT, 186 and
188 East Third street." -:■ - "_■"•- roi -:
:: . ' ■-. :.-::..:- PHDEETAIZBS. /' -■;- * 7 '■ : "'
.0 J. MnOABTWT. r t " ; .T, " - i. "0. DOWKXLI.Y
»cCAiTHY& EONNiJLI.Y,
U^NTDE liT AKERS
54 Wabashmv Street,
'■ [Opposite Poetoftee.] r:!*;" "1
Asents for Pow*n It Walker's flue burial eases -
OeUs answered st all hours. En-balu Ing a specialty
B*ei heane In th.-s dry and finest carriages a* thi
io«Mt rates. 7ouerals oouducted and satlsf aottox
fnarant«*d. A '-,/ ..'...■;!■ I ■;.-.:: ": I r..: ■ .::\^::i\.i M*' ;■.-,!
rr/XL
6EIGGS & IOSTEB,
PXAXEBS IN
flttL ai Will
29 East THirl Street,
BT. PAUL, - - - MIWN .
laroreat Bednetftms hi Prices of Goal.
CITY NOTICE.
Change of Street Grade
f-^,. "•; Citt Clsrk'b Otticb " )
St. Paul, Minn., May 12th, 1881. > .
' Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council of the City of Saint Paul will at their,
meeting to be held on the 7th day of June,
A. D. 1881, at 3 o'clock p. m., in the council
chamber of the City Hall, order a change of
grade on the following street between the
points named, viz.: v
Minster Street,
From Lafayette avenue 1* Mianekaha street,
in accordance with and as indicated by the red
line on the profile thereof, and as reported
upon as proper and neee'sary by the Board of
Public Works, of daU April 22, 1881, which
said report was adopted by the Common Coun
cil at their meeting held May 5, 1881. -"
The profile indicating the proposed change
is on file and can be seen at this office. • -
' By order of Common Council, r- ■~- i .
J. .. : - THOS. A. PRENDERGAST, |
May 13-Mon & Thur-3w v i City i Clerk.
BemovesTaa
Pi mpl es,
Freckle, Moth
Patches and
every blemieb
en beauty It
n»s stood the
test of thin;
j ears, and is so
harmless we
taote it to b*
iure the pre
paration is
properly made
Accept no
eon terfett cl
similar name.
The diatm-
MshedDr.L.
db. a- Xa. cunrs
CATHARTIC.
rwnlr Vegetable. Cares all MBow Aseasea act.
teg «a toe Stomach, Unr and Blood. Warraatei
■bi all eases. Ask your Prnj-pii-t for this Kedtdaa.
1^!: cw«oi»MPocii)tisicsr^
*M fey all Orma^U. Be^VleAMki*
CONTKACT WORE.
Ciulncliii Sewer ti Pleasant
j: Avenue.
OFFICE of the BOARD OF PUBLIC Works, ;}*
Citt of St. Paul, Minn., May 27,1 881. )
:: " Sealed bids will be received by the '. Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of Bt. Paul, Minn., at their office in . said
city, until 12 M. on the 7th day of June, A.
D. 1881, for the construction of a sewer, on
Pleasant avenue, from Sixth street to Third
street, in said city, according to plans and spec
ifications on file in the office of said Board.
C A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of iat least 20 per cent, of the , gross amount
bid, mast accompany each bid. . i '
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. >- •?• .v "-;- '*?-■
JOHN FARRINGTON,
Official: R. L. Gorman, ' "
Clerk Board of Public Works. 148-158
CONTMGT WOM.
ConstrnetißE Sever 01 Ramsey
Street. ;
"•■■" "■~~™~""™
Office of the Board of Public Works, ? -
Citt of St. Paul, Minn., , May 27, 1881. $
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of St. Paul, Minn., at their office la said
city, until 12 m. on the 7th day of June, A.
D. 1881 , for the " construction iof a sewer lon
Ramsey street, from Pleasant avenue to Forbes
street, in said city, according to plans and
specifications on file in the office ' of said
Board. '-:" &£&W& r'::l--— -\-z> ..: (&?&
A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per : ceut. - of the \ gross ; amount
bids must accompany each bid. ' ; r v ; -
1 1 The"taid Board reserves ■ the . right to reject
any or all bids ; O-^ !^ •--» -■•- . r •;
i?. ■. t . ■; JOHN FARRINGTON, President.
Official: R. L. Gorman,
! Clerk Board of Public Works. 148-158
CONTBACT WORK
BEADING MACEUBIN STREET.
Office of the Board of Public Works, )
i City of St. Paul, Minn, May 27, 1881. >
Sealed bids will be received by the 1 Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their office
in said city, until 12 m. on the 7th day of June,
A. D. 1881, for the grading of Mackubin street,
from Summit avenue to Iglehart street, in
said city, according to plans and specifications
on file in the office of said Board. <A* - -
A bond with at least two sureties, in a- sum
of at least 20 per cent, of the gross amount
bid, 'must accompany each bid. . *
The said board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN FARRINGTON, President
Official: R. L. Gorman,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 148158
PROPOSALS
FOB TOWER
Ektof.Nl
Citt Clkrk's Office, \
St. Paul, Minn., May 9th, 1881. J
Sealed propo-)als,marked "proposals for tow
er clock, etc. will be received at this office
until Tuesday, the 7th day- of June, A. D.
1881, at 12 o'clock m., for furnishing this city
with a tower clock and bell, proposals to
comply with the following - specifications:
The clock must be half hour strike, and suf
ficiently heavy to raise a fifty pound hammer
without under strain upon working parts.
The dials, four in number, to be seven and one
half feet in diameter, and &11 metal, unless the
common council, or a committee thereof, shall
choose illuminated dials. The clock must
have gravity escapement and compensated
pendulum, and its rate of variation guaran
teed not to exceed fifteen seconds per month.
The bell to be of sufficient weight and strength
to stand the blow of a fifty pound hammer.
he opening in the bell tower is nine feet in
the clear. Bidders will state . the weight of
bell for which they bid. '
Ths right to reject any and all bids is re
served
- - By order of Common Council.
■ - THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
180-158 City Clerk.
. ;" ■'■' 1 MANUFACTURERS.
ST. PAUL FUUNDKY
AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
'. .' Manufacturers of the :'-.;*r; ':
ST. ■ PAUL FARM ENGINE,
Car Wheel*, I?ailroad Castings, ■•
j* ; - Iron ' Fronts for Buildings.
Heavy Wood and Coal Stoves, Bridge, j Sewer
j and all other kinds of Castings.
President— W. R. Merriam.
Manager— C. N. Parkbr.
Sec and Treaa.— H. W. Toppthg.
O. Box, 2575.: r ./v. ;;;.;;/-,; ,.; : . :\:
:;■:;■ COBntOTIOHMIT. ..:; : r ~
Cm *§T«V ■T/TBend one, two, three, or lr» (
a 1 111 dollars for a sample rate)
8 IB ■■ ■I box, by exptens, of the b«*
m IHI I 1 M handles In Amerloa, put vi
B IV II ■■ eleaanU? and strictly pur»
LB I 111 I Beiers lo aD Chicago. AC
II 111 drees a F.ouwTeeß.
11111/ | Oonfectlonet.
--. - --"-ißiamtioii wi'msT" ninnian •.'
, '■-■ z 'z •- XKBKOT DEB. ;.v; 55; v
PROF. F. A. THORPE, manufac
turer of VEBMIN and INSECT DR
-BTROTINO POWDEB. Free from
Poison. Ho. 11l West Third street,
St. Paul, Minn.
Orders pronrpOy filled. Send for
'circulars and tretimoniale. llfi-3m
iiniiTßinr ro«raverjeOTw,so£*»cas
ii vi I IntH^ wia "* -
raptar*beeaMSttg stranfulaUd « knife or It**- ,
rare, ne *isa>isin<iv«s' r t» '"rnptw* o«irsttve oobh
pound-* *9 W fjinii i •nflmni - — "'— "comtno*.
MDae^treasyMr patent or cruel -SKCliaiilca! aroli
kaee whatever are employed by Drs J Loaran * Oady ;
!n treating and earing r%rtui t By a rational, «f •
tad almost painless method of treatment Drs r Loga>
k Oady guarantee a potitim cure. Persons rs*j
(*aeive treatment ana return homeward the §axa*
Say, and continue employment while .ouder treat
•aent, if abdominal pressure be avoided. Treetmeist
eiattoteMah sex and to all ages '. - ; A positlT* en?*
ammUStot no charge made. .'. Why . ccatiim* t'c*
■Bflßiruffer the mental and nervous :depre«slo»,
sssWMtec*. ba'k and to frequent ; A posltiv* cn?t
■■or no charge made. Why cosiluu« lbs
fsufler the mental and cerrous depre«alQk,
MB, berk ache, frequent disposition to
■slHi*, and other renal dUßoaliles . that almost . in
fttsttry follow the unnatural truss prsssurs epos
fceatemal organs when an abafltate care Ism star*
for yon? -•--— ■■ ■ • ' ■■■ •■ " - '•'-' '-* ;• -'-
Die Logan k Oedy are , permanently touted to
CWoege. Offloe 9W State street. Oor. «ate an*
ldams. Befere&oes given at the ottos. Hours.* a.
if. to 4v. k.\-.~-.i;;. -fjtCt'-T \s. vi^s „•; \-::~.:i'.i^-j. •
'■•'■-' Ooasmltatle-a said Kxasalnatlon Frc«, s f.~.
>"^v ■ .-.--,- ■>; --;.-. Wtj>;
;;;:: . : 7 PIAHO IMOTBUOTKW. i .'--■-■ • ■■••-
--! HISS LAUBA W. HALL, ■:-?.- i
TEACHER OF PliJO, - • SI. PAUL
. - Residence, No. 20 ■ Western Arenas.
Reference ' by permwelon. Prof. : H. 8. Saroxi
TRAVELERS" UUIDE.
Paul linihrnii Time Tahle.*\ .
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
ATTD OMAHA LINB.
JBABTERN DIVISION— hU» K o, St. Paul A
;-. >{ ; '■ __ tllUD»«pr,m Lti« .
J P TWO DAILY TRAINS TO , OHIO AGO. ' ;
i..;.-.-- Depot Foot of Waoonto Street. .-. , , v
_ ' i •„ ... Trmina. - r , _ t \T~. -. Latti.... . Leave.
; -^t-> -:.•-.'':•'' '8t Pral.-': Mbmatpolla !
Throtißh Chicago and I *13:3n p m *ll :« •m - ■
Expresa.... f t«.'o«pm i9Jo*m
Worth Wlrv)nirto •10:43 am
WlaoonalnOeutral...... '8:14 am fi^vi'-.-i'
ri-»-._-..ii_i_;_ ■>:- ■ — - ••■ A.triT«. ■ ArriTP.
• ■! I-."- num. .. • St. ''»:il Mlnu«»polit
Through Chicago and J fit*) a m *7:« am '
Kaatorn Kxpnis ... tl^'pia t3:2Qpm
North Wisconsin -. *8:35 p m
Wlsoontln Outral....- -9:lspm
•T.PAULA RTLLWATKB TKATMb -
■ . Depot foot of WacouU street.
'. Lea re '■'.''" , j ; ; . Lesre. ■--•.:
8UPmn1. ...... 8:15 a m[BtUhntar.. r .*...tlS^* p m
M .....;. +B:o6pm| *»....'.. •800pm
- - Depot foot of - Jaekaon itre»t. ,• v
Lo»ve. '■'- J \ ... - Lears. L "
St. rani.... •! If a. m. Stiliwater •*:<» a. m,
" ....nor i* p.m. I :- • ' "9«w m. m. ;
-" .\..»«6tfiop.m. I ."'/:,;: *»^j>p^in«
Bivxft fall tbiik. -
Depot foot of Jaeluon itreet. r .
LcaT*. . . . Umn,
5tP5n1....... •S^epmiarer Fall* for
• l - I St. Paul «6i»ia
AH the abort train* put Lake Elmo.
vnmvmxtm division- Ht. Pant M Mops -
City ■allroaa - M Th c Slonx City Route."
v| • ! Depot foot of JtckMau street.
: ■_ Trains. Lean. I ArrlTS.
Omaha," T—iii City aud Texaa
Szpnas :.• *3:*opm »10:e«aiB
Bk»x Mi and noax City Kz
pas« :10am ♦6:Bopm ■
*|l»jii»< wwepted. tnaily. IMoudays ezoepted. :
: Xbe Btmt Valla St Sioiix City ISxprosa makes clone
ecoMattßM to a.d from all potato on bnuoh Huaa.
V B PI (Hit =■ n nan l tv«"(- V^ <...»
St. Paul, Mlonf and Manitoba K. B
'_ ? • Depot foot of Waoonta street.
In effect Not. 91, 1880.
Jfl • RBQUS FALLS DIVISION.
Leave North. . . Arrive death.
Fargo, I Manitoba. Manitoba. Fargo, :
Passenger. Express. Express. Passenger.
am — p m ■ • am pm
•7:30 7:*)... St. Pau1.. ..i0:00 *6:80
♦8:15 B:lo.. Minneapolis.. *6:18
'.{ - BBZOKZNBISOXIimSIOH.
Breokenrtdge. Breokenrldge.
Passenger. ... . . Passeagezt
am - ' . ■• - ' . . ' '.: - . pm
•8:30 Leave.... Bt Panl.... Arriva ;■ *7*5
*9:00 '••■ do ..Mmneapolis.. do ■ *6:35
St. Paul »nd Mipiifupolw Short Un».
Leave Arrive a; Leave ■ . Arrive at
St. Paul Minneapolis Minneapolis Bt. Paul
•7:00 am "7:35 am 7-60 am 8:26 am
•7:3o a m f8:10am *9:(« am *o:s2am
•B:2oam *9:iK)am 10:45 am 11:16 am .
9:loam 9:45 am til am *12:16pm
•10:10 am *U:0& am 1:40 pm 3:lspm
12:00 m 12:80 pm ♦2:65 pm *Bdopm
•l:«pm -2:20 pm #:26pm 6:i;upm
8:10 pm 8:40 pm *<1 :80 pm *7 :05 pm
•4:45 p m '6:20 pm
0 p m 6:16 pin
f7 :00 pm t7 :36 pm
7.30pm 8:10 m ' • "
LAKE MIKNEXOKUA IM-;
1 cave Arrive.
St. Paul B:»>am •B:2sam
" ■ *s:4Opw 7:10 .
Minneap0Ua.... ................ '.»:'oam *7 60 am
•. " --•'•.- .:...: .......\*«:lspiß 6:3ipm '
Wa>zata, (Lake Mlnnetonka)...*7:!o am 9:16 am
■ •* ;••■- " ... 6 :45 *7 : opm
Traius leaving Saturday at 7:80 p. m. goes to Pet
gas Falls, only.
•Except Sunday. + Except Saturday.
JAB. J. HILL, Gen. Manager.
W. 8. Aucxandkr. Gen . Pagaemrer Agent.
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul K«il way
. Three daily trains to Onlosgo. Two daily trains to '
Bt. Loui« and Kansas City Seveei tf-et daily trains
seaob w^ybetwefn Ht. Paul atd MiDuea.oUs. ■ .•
- : Leave. Arrive '
Trains. St. Paul. Bt. PauL
River Dthfdon— . .
Thro Chicago kB. Exp.. «12:35 p m 6:60 a m
Thro Chicago* E. Exp.. 8:10 pm *1 pm -
lowa ft Minn. Division— ■ '
ThroP.dn O .Mtl&O Ex. *6 40 a » *6:40 p m
St. L. ft Kan. City Ex. . •6:40 a m 16: 0a m
St. L & Kan City Ex.. t8:46 p m *«:40pm
Bastings & Dakota Exp. '6:40 a m •6:40 pm
Owatonna Panmtnger. . . *4:3' p m *9:36 a m
■■ " ' -" '»
Bi,Paal and Jiliunep.ula Trains.
;' ; Via Short Line. ■.'; .
Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
St. Paul Minneapolis Uinne»polt» St. Paal.
6:00 am 6:3oam '6:3o am *7: 0a m
•8:00 am *8:80 am *7:tf>am «7:3Oam
•8:56 am *o:4sam 6:(Oam " B:3oam
9:00 am liDtn •9rtktam ~ •9:3oam
♦10:00 am *1 ■< M a ' 10:00 am 10;«) am
10:80 am 11:90 a tv 10*30 am 11:2 am
11:0 am 11:39 am *11.0Uam *ll:30am
•11^0 m •13.80 pm •12:"Urn *12:-«ipm
•l:«0pm *i:oopm 1:00pm 1:40 pm
2*0(1 pit 2: oi»oi 2"0 p m 2>*)pm .
2:?opm 820pm . i3> p m B:2opm
B:<X>pm 3:()pm 3:00 pm 3:M)pm .
4*onpm 4:3>pm ■ 4i"o pm 4:30 pm
6:opm 5:30 pm 4.30 pm 6:30 pm
j 6** lpm 6:Hnpm 5.-00 pm 6:80 do
6:55 pm 6:55pm 6:oopm 6:Sopm
7:oopm _7j3opm 7:Bopm B*oo gm
■ ■ V"a Tort flnnlllng and Mlnnehaha.
' »a :i'i •m I *tf:tdam . •6*aoam| •7-20 am
10:56 am . 11:2 a m 10:»0an. 1110 am
; 2 - 3')pcQ 8:t-)pm 2::i'pni 8111 am
• sistpm 6:55 pm 4»op m 680 on
•Sundays excepted. \ 1 Saturdays excepted. Vton- -
days exoeptad. Trains not marked are daily.
NT PA U I.— foot of Jackcon street City
office 113 East Third street, corner Jackson. Thomp
son & Petsoh, Ticket Agents. - .
MLpT KAPOI.IS-Depot corner S Washington
and Third ■ avenues : south, A. B. Chamberlain,
Ticket Agent. City offloe No. 9 Nloollet Bouse. - O.
L. Scott, Ticket Agent. ;_
it. f itui « i>aiulii KailroMO.
Depot foot of Waoonta street.
• !• - : '■_ trains.
L'e St Paul Ar. Dula h I L'b Da ma lir St. Paul
I
8:00 am 4:4opm- I 9:30 am 6:onp«D
7:i5 p m 7:30 am | t6:3"pni 6:*oara
L'eßt Paul Ar.Btliwater Le Hiillwater Ar. St Paul
8:00 am 9:tsam 7:45 am 9tioam
2.110 p m 3:10 pm I:4spm B:2opm
4:opm 6:lopm | 4:0»p m 6:«pxa
L'e St. Paul \r W. B-arj L'e VI Bear Ar. Ht Paul
'8:00 am. 8: a m 6 -40 a m 63> a m
*0:«0 a m ln:2sam 7:3' am 8:00 am
11:20 am 12:10 pm | 84i a m 9:70 am'
2:"0 p m 2:12 pm 'O.SOam 11: warn
2:55 pm B:sopm- ,I:lspm *2:45p m
4:10 j. m 445 pm 2:!spm B:i)pm
AOO p m fi:'-(iipni 1:65 pm 6:25 p ro .
7:46 p m 8:::6 p m 6:25 pm 6 :••«'» pni |
■'■■', :■•■•• . . ' 10:u0pmi: 10:50 p m
L'e Bt. Pan! Ar Tayl'sF's LTayl's F 1- ft. Paul
8:00 am ll:*ipm 6:oam 9.2-iam
- 4:10 p m 7:»p m lr»pm «*:'Q p m
tDatly exopt Saturd&v. ■ * ■.
> All other train* daily except Sunday. -
■WHITE lIEAK UKK BUSPAT 'itA'V.
L'eßt. Pan 1 Ar. W. Btinr. L'e W. Bear ir.BM»n
10:1^ am 10:5-) am B:4' am 9:29 am
3:Bopm B:n.-.pru 1:0pm l; ( Spm
•d :00 pm - f:Sspm I 7:f)opm 7:35 pm
| *Tjmrm St Fanl P.fcD. depot foot of Third street.
SltepinacanonahzonghnlKhttral"S ■
. . r, -v - OEO II H^ZZIBD,
:-■■;■■ Ticket Agent, inn East Tbiri street.
A. M. EDDY, Qenr r»i frolght ft Ticket « gen t
2 Northern Pacific Railroad.
. ;, : ; ■ , Ticket oaoo 41 Jae&Mß street. ,
. ■ Leave, - -■■- ■ ~. ■.. - "7 Arrive. .
t7:WA. m. »argo Express. • -rCUiip.ii.
17:00 p. M. * rtry» and Blwr vck Ft. |7 ;f«0 A.m.;
tSkcept SoDdaf . i&xeeyt batmday. . |&xeept
IfllßflSj , •- .*' -" - . '"'■ f' - •-■ ' '" : ■ ■■--'- *
r; f alace s'efpisg can on all night trains. .
.« Connection made at Blsmarc* with Mlnsonrl river
steamers lor Men 1 ana. , .
£,_ 1 . r.*:; H : HATJPT, dm. Manaeer, St Pan".
jrj X B«mnHi ft*n.t'%vmit*-T Agwit. M -Psnl ■
Wisconsin ' '&"• Minnesota ' and Wisconsin
Tv. l ', 5V.-L C«Mitral KailroHflx.
y The new line from Minnesota to Northern, Centra
and Eastern Wisconsin , **• -■■; , .
Leave St. Panl, (vie 0., St. P.. M. * O.). 8:13 a m
.?■} Stillwater Junction ;....... 6:Mam
r - : " ( Hndson/.'.r:-.*.' .'.'.-...-.............. 7:lfiaro '
/.«• \ Baldwin (Breakfazt) Arrive 8 08 ... B:2* a m
r**\ | lleuoiionoe :...... ■- ...~-»*94 am
Arrive »aw Claire .-......-:.-.■...•■ . .... 10:30 » m
Leave Eau Claire fvla W. iM. UK.).... 10 flO * m .
•r" 'i Badger Mills 11:02 a m
"'.** CmppewaFalJs Il:15«a
h Oedoi. H:*'»m
- Stanley " : !i pni
#l Thorpe ;..". 12:83 a
" WRhee l.f"pn
Arrive Abbotsford (Dinner) .....-...; 1:60 oca
%-k Phliap«(W. 0 8.8.)............. 4:63pm
;•" [ Fineld.. •• 6 88 pm
'.?u.2 Stevens Pcmt....' .........'..... 6:<6pm
;,«-i VenashvNeensh B:4opm
t-**'-i Applcton :.......:......... Brospni.
". - :'• Oreon 8ay..... T." ...... ....... '....11:59 pm
"««:*. Bt Panl from Oreen Bay..r^:.v.;t.»:l*p m '
V. N. Former. Gen. Man. ■.. Jas Bakkb, <*. PA. .
•fIDI nPn Appetite cured, v NO FEE till cured.
TUDAUbU stamp. Q.B.M.Co.,C]evclHnd 0. ,
Jl'/Afi Oold, Chroioo Lithti{rrapb : Garde,
so two feßka, ui&s ««, 10*. C OsTur.
' tneoQse, N. 7.

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