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IV rir-.Y f'mv.v :'!•■ ■'■■■■ .
vr»viisoTOS, i. •„., Nov. 81, &S&6 r- K.
\ Obirv^t.ont taSeti'sr tho es.n« moment .of
.tim'a ut all siatioas.'..'.' ,: 1...
a '-. T5l «:,InSTOTI ' i unt, ' -
'"-. Bar. Ther. Wind. Weather.
f.«. Tar.;....... 23.77 36 S Cloudy.
St.Louis 30.04 53 S Clear.
La Crosse 29.00 41 S Cloudy.
SWBST.
Ear. Tlier. Wind. Weather.
Bismarck 29.31 42 AY Fair.
Battleford.. 23.91 , 20 NE Fair.
Fort Garry....... 29.61 10 0 ' Fair.
Minnedossa .'.... 29.65 16 NW Cl-udy.
.Moorhead 29.67 SO W Fair.
Qnappelle 28 74 28 W Cloudy.
St. Vincent 2969 . 14 SW Clear.
HOBTHEBS BOOK* MOUKTAIS SLOP?.
IMr. Ther, Wind, Weather.
Ft. Assicaboine..3o.6o 41 SW Lt. Rain.
Ft. i J,uf..rd 29.87 88 SW Fair.
Ff. Custer ..c0.04 51 E Fair.
Helena, M. T.... 30.13 49 SW Clear.
Huron, Dak 29.85 42 8 Cloudy.
UPPER LAKES.
Bar. Ther. Wind, Weather.
-Prdnth 297.4 28 SW Cloudy.
Chicago 35.02 40 SE Cloudy.
MIDDLE EASTEEN cooky KOUNTAIS slope.
Bar. Ther. Win-.?. Weather.
Denver 30.27 49 S Cle?r.
Dodge City 80.10 52 8 Clear.
KISSotJEI VAT.T.EY.
Bar. Ther. Wind. Weather.
Leavenworth.... 29.98 48 S Clear.
Omaha 29.93 48 S Clear.
DAU.X LOCAL ssOaSb.
Bar. Thsr. Dew Point. Vfir.i. Weather.
29.934 31.8 • 24.5 S Cloudy.
Amount of melted snow, .00, maximum thei
momster, 40.5; aituimam ometer, 24.0;
dsilv range, 16.5.
River, frozen.
'■- H'.ts —Barometer corrected tor temperature
B
P. F.
Bsirs»kut Signal Corps, 17. h.'t.
TO-BAT'3 V/EATHKE.
Waskihotcn, lyr:. 1, i c. —Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys, slightly warmer, fair
weather, failing, followed by rising Ijrirom-
CXSIf tJLOIJfILES.
The pcho:-'- l^achsrs will be prid to-dny.
During Noveiii^r there were twenty
seven alarms ef fire.
There wore 150 certificates of marriage
issued by District Court Clerk Bell last
month.
Adjutant General Hawley .■ received a
$1,500 back pension yesterday for a St.
Paul veteran.
Up to last night tho sale of seats for tho
engagement of the Boston Ideals amounted
to over 33,000.
Judge McCrory will sit with Judge Nel
son at the opening of the United States
court on the 10th inst.
"i .is salaries paid by the board of ednoa
fi'.. for November amount to $12,100.89.
i Tho employes number '9C.
Col. W. H. H. Taylor received yesterday
'the twenty-ninth volume of the Kansas
Reports as an addition to the state library.
P. T. Kavanagh, the auctioneer, sold
two lols at thd junction of Goodrich av
enue and Leech street yesterday for
$3,800.
Judgo Brill will hold special term of
court nt 10 o'clock this morning in the
court room in which, the late jury trials
woro hold.
'1 ho first social assembly of the Irish
Rifles was held .it Pfeifer hall last evening
the * First 'regiment band fur
nishing music.
Reports were current in tho city yester
day that there there was more wheat com
ing into Duluth than the elevators there
could care for.
The sale of pouts for the engagement of
the Boston Ideals next week continues
large, but a few good seats remain which
may bo had by applying early.
Kelfl Olson was adjudged insane at an
examination at the probate court yester
day and taken to St. Peter by Deputy
Sheriff Cluett late in tho afternoon.
The Boston Ideal Opera company give
eight performances ec the Opera house
next week and produce seven operas. The
only opera repealed is Girofle-Girofla.
One of the police officers picked up last
evening a dark brown hone with collar
mark* on its breani and sides, and placed
it in the stables at 848 Exchange street.
Judge Wilkin, after passing sentence on
several prisoner* yesterday, adjoarued his
court to next Tuesday morning when
others will probably como up lor sen
tence.
The dedication of the chapel of the
Ascension, West St. Paul, will lako place
on Sunday next, at 3:30 p. m., on which
occasion Dr. Gilbert, of Christ church, will
preach.
Charles TautkorV saloon, corner St. Pe
ter and Exchange streets, was broken into
on Thursday night by the breaking in of a
back door and $8 in small change ana a
lot of cigars stolon.
The St. Paul Weals had over 700 people
at their concert at Dnluth on Thanksgiving
night, and were accredited as having given
th* best entertain occurring in that
city the present season.
Judges Wilkin am; Brill heard yesterday
morning the motion argued for a new trial
in the case of F. X Jenette, the muto.
found guilty of larceny and took the mat
ter under consideration.
The vultures on 'he rotten twilight dip
are never so happy as when they revel in
filth. Vide the disgusting headlines over
a two days' old item in last night's issue.
And this is calk a enterprise.
Mr. C. A. Garr kl., organist, leave* town
this morning lot R. d Wing, to pass judg
ment npon a two-manual organ recently
built and placed th a by Steer & Turner,
organ builders, Worcester, Moss.
George Font, of Otter Tail county,
indicted at the Juns term of the United
States district court for selling liquor to
Indians, was before Judge Nelson yester
day on a bench warrant and Hmd $100.
There was a Leavy quantity of hay ar.d
straw brought into th* city yesterday and
the regular mark' I oa Cedar street be
tween Seventh and Fifth slopped over in
every direction upon the street* adjoin
ing.
Three dead beats wore on the Bads in
the German saloons on St. Peter and Fort
streets, in search cf liquids and rights on
Thanksgiving night, and for breaking
windows in one of them papers ara to be
issued for their aire it.
Clara H. Richard-^ra. who was granted a
decree of divorce .- tha district court on
the 27th with the right to resume her mai
den name, Clara H. Barber, was ore of the
proposed contracting parties in a marri*.ge
certificate taken out os the Uth, and ■ pro
poses to try marital life again with Theron
J. Dyke, who is a barber by profession.
A young woman quite well dressed _ and
apparently about twenty- five yean of ago
•was found by an officer early last evening
near the Merchants in so intoxicated . a
. state that she could sot tell her aiae. On
LbaSsg.taktnjtoU>ecjty,hallafuf» bottle of
old Kentucky and a Stillwater
railway f icket was found upon her . person.
rfho was -^politely." conducted; by OlHaer
O'Keefe to the drawing room cell, the best
in the house, aad immediately dropped off
into the land of drunken dreams.
■ The funeral services over the : remains
of Hunk Claries, at McCarthy & Donnel
ly's Thanksgiving day, were conducted by
Rev. Dr. Marshall. The deceased; died at.
the city hospital and he i was one of St.
Paul's oldest citizens.
The carpenters and wood workers of St.
Panl, the number of whose assembly.- in
the national organization of , which they
are a component part is 2,822, hold their
first annual ball at Turner hall on Christ
mas eve, with music by the Groat Union
band. '
Judge Simons granted a divorce yester
day to Cora Kiefer from her husband R.
M. Kiefer, on account of the habitual
drunkenness of the latter. She is eigh
teen and he twenty-five years of age, and
they were married - April 26, 1882. The
defendant is a son of a former clerk of
the district court of St. Paul. The court
also granted the plaintiff the right to re
sume her maiden name.
; Charles Hunster, found guilty of man
slaughter in the second degree for the
shooting of Ella Patterson, was sentenced
by Judge Wilkin yesterday to four years
and six months at hard labor in the Still
water penitentiary. James Shea and Cor
nelius Ccshman, found guilty of larceny,
were ttsA c< ]" to one year and nine
months each at hard labor-in the same in
stitution and Fred Rawley for assault, to
one year and ten months. (y*
The board of directors of the State
Dairymen's association held a meeting at
the Metropolitan yesterday to decide upon
the time and place of holding their next
annual meeting, and also to determine the
premiums to be offered. As to both time
and place of meeting {hat will depend
upon circumstances. The probability is
that it will be called together at such a
point ?.e. will assure the association- the
most members. Those present were: Wil
liam Fowler, C. L. Vesconte, John E. Put
nam and S. G. Bass. fv'£->-b;
"~"— <.ffi£fs£j&.
The Handsomest "Wind. >:? <;y -
In the city is at Mathois', No. 17 I'lastThS^isf*"'''
Ladies, please pause and look at the rich display
of tho finest goods in the world.
Too Faithful an Interpreter.
Sam Francisco, Nov. 3.).— indicative of
the contempt manifested by the Chinese to the
country's laws. Fon Sing, who has been acting
as interpreter between Port Surveyor Martin
and the bogus traders from China, sent word
to-day to the collector he wis afraid longer to
act, at his interpretations were so faithful as to
bring upon him the w-ath of his countrymen
who want tho traders landed, aid have hired
high benders to shadow him. He lives in mo
mentary expectation of death.
While Baking Powders largely advertised as
being absolutely pure are found to be enlivened
by tho presence of "Ammonia," and others be
tray "Alum," as an item of composition, ' Dr.
Price's Cream Baking Powder is found to be
free from every trace of improper or harmful
ingredients. Dr. Price's Cream is the most per
fect powder made.
Allen's Cough Balsam never fails to give sat
isfaction. All genuine bears the signature of J.
P. Allen, druggist, fit. Paul, Minn.
Oil Cloths.
lings—all sizes, now designs, handsome goods,
now bindings—best goods St Panl ever saw, at
John llatheis', 17 East Ihird street.
.DIED.
FLANAGAN—At her residence, corner of Sixth
and Minnesota streets, Thursday, Nov.'29th,
at 11 p. m., Mrs. Julia Flanagan, wife of the
late James Flanagan.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
la Salle, 111., papers pease copy.
NUNN—In this c\ty, Thursday, Nov. 20th, 1883,
nt 11 a. m., at the residence of her son-in-law,
Peter Loskiel, Mrs. Scholostika Nunn, aged
54 years.
Funeral, Saturday morning, at 'J o'clock, from
Assumption church. Friends are invited to at
tend.
™ _JMMA_j_»jßf__
'■'" I_fe^'
!Slt&!Si\
«P i
I -■■■'!"H irDER
Absolutely Pure-
This powder never varies. A marvel of'pur.
ty, strength mil illiaiiuss . More economi
cal than tVe ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold
in competition with the multitudes of low test,
short weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold
only in cans. Rotal Buu.ia Fowdeb Co., 106
Wall street, New York.
,«^^^■*^la^^^^^^ffftfe Ift,~, best
i^^W^'-'i' ''£? TEETH
Teeth extracted without pain. All work guar
anteed. Dr.Cullum, 41 East 3.1 St., Cor. Cedar.
■■
• ASH. BLINDS. *t.
< Incur >>ratod.)
Stem Sasit iii M
WOOD MANTLES. BOOK CASES, Ac., msde
to order.
Salesroom—Eighth asd Jackson streets. Facto
—Eagle street aad Serea corners.
• cop^BfNeasnir.
GOPAfiTSERSHIP NOTICE.
JOHN J. CLEAR Jr.. and l
SAiTCEL P. O'LEART,
Have this day bees admitted .as partners in our
. business. j ;-_
STYLE OF FIRM TO BE -
| JOBS J. O'LMRI & SMS.
J. J. CLEABT.
S Sl.PauUDseemitsr 1,1883. ';-y"^%~3B>43>f
THE ST. PAUL DAILY GLOBE, FRIDAY MORNING^ DECEMBER 1, 1883.'
BLANKET DEPAETMI.NT!
G-TJST A.YE HEIN"E]MA.]Snsr!
N. W. Cor. Seventh and Jackson streets. -;
10-4, 11-4,124, 14-4,16-4 Blanket', at Anclioa Prices!
We sell 10-4,11-4,12-4,14-4,16-4 White & Colored Blankets,
CRIB BLANKETS,
In Plain and Embroidered, at such low prices, that will surprise you, the fact that everybody is
selling cheap notwithstanding. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. -
G-UST^."V"Ii; TTTCnsrEMAqsn^,
IST. "W". Corner Seven th. and Jackson streets.
SEAL JfSTAJS.
No one but a weather profit can tell how long
the present favorable weather for inspecting
property is going to continue, aad it therefore
behooves those who intendto buy lots this Tallin
/ ■*'-$^__Wjk
trip's Addition,
lately known as Ramsey's, on Summit avenue,
where the Milwaukee Short Line K.R.crosses it.to
make their selections while it is comfortable
and before the ground is covered with snow.
Besides, if you want to secure eligible corners
you will have to speak quickly, as we are selling
lets right along, and the time to get your pick is
NOW.
In the spring there will be many houses built
there, and prices are euro to advance.
1 his is tho finest property, aid the cheapest
now offered in St. Paul.
It is on the line of improvements.
12 minutes by railroad from the Union depot.
Five blocks west of the street cars.
Special inducements to those who will build.
Plats with prices and terms mailed to out-of
town parties who want to invest in the capital
city.
Money to loan in sums of 8500
and over, on improved city
property.
earai I
Emu
176 E. Third St.
~ DAVIS & BROWN.
Seal Estate aid Morteap Lgsbe.
. 860 Jackson Street, St. Paul, Minr.
Investments made and taxes paid for non
residents.
WILLIAM Q. ROBERTSON,
REAL ESTATE
AND
FINANCIAL AGENT,
(Successor to D. A. Robertson A Co., the oldest
real estate agency in Minnesota.)
Xo. 7 McQuillan Block, cor. U & Wabasliaw.
W. H. H. JOHNSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
356 Jackson Street.
A. V. TEEPLE,
Real Estate aud Loan Broker
No. 63 East Third Street.
BT. PAUL. - - - MIITN.
BRISBIN & FARWELL,
Law Office.
- ROOM 0,
Cor. of TTateshaw and Fourth sir- ft,
Over "2-pr*3B oSfze. 27C-
R. W. JOHNSON, r-
Real Estate Agent,
Xsanheiser Block, Boom 11.
3T. PAUIi, - - - SSUSti
SUPERIOR
Coal and Iron Co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Coal, woofl, asflPislf
T. D. BABTOIf, AGEITT,
galtebw Street; y; ;BtPanl
FIVE -uiiifi IdA uuLi I'J
KAVAJfAGWS AUCTION.
KAVANAGH sells a large lot of clothing, dry.
goods, etc.. etc., at 10 o'clock, this morn
irg. ' ■ ' ■ '835
KAVANAGH will sella large lot of household
furniture, hea'.iug aud cooking stoves, car
pets, etc., etc., this morning, at his '•nlestand,
corner of Third and Cedar streets, at 10 o'clock.
HP HE ST. PAUL COFFEE HOUSE at a Bar-
X gainl will offer for the next few days at
private Hale tho well known Sr. Paul Coffee
House fixtures, le^so ar.d id-wilL This popu
lar dining hall was litted up about one year BgO
at considerable expense and has done a nourish
ing business until very recently. The proper
man can take hold of this little enterprise and
do well as it is yet doing a paying business, and
from its central location (between Jackson and
Robert streets), it ought, to be made the favorite
lunch houso that it was during the winter of
1882 3. For particulars inquire of P. T. Kava
nagh, 40 East Third street. 832-335
VALUABLE upper town residence property
at aucton. I will sell at auction on lhe
premises on Friday, November 80, at 2 o'clock
p. m., lot 12, block 7, of Leech's addition to
St. Paul. This lot fronts on Leech street (52x
173 feet) between Jlcßoal street and Goodrich
avenue, also lot 13, block 9, of same addition,
size 52x170 feet, fronting on Goodrich avenue
near Forbes street. This property lies in one
of the finest neighborhoods of tho city being
near the residences of Hon. Alex. Ramsey, Hon.
James Giliillan, Hon. Wm. Banning, Hon. Wil
liam Crooks, Messrs. Forepaigh, Maxfield, etc.
These elegant lota have been plate in my hands
for sale by James Stinson, Esq. Terms, one
third canh, balance one and two years at eight
per cent. P. T. KAVANAGH, Auctioneer.
Samuel G. Sloaxv agent, 126 East Third
street. 329-335
A. n. NICOLAY—AUCTIONS.
BY A. H. NICOLAY, AUCTION SALE OF
very valuable St. Paul business and resi
dence property, improved and unimproved, to
be sold at auction, Wednesday, Dec. 5, at the
Minnesota Real Estate Exchange, No. 70 East
Third street, at 10:80 a. m. as follows: Corner
East Fifth and Cedar streets, United States gov
ernment stables, lots 5 and 6, block 19, St. Paul
proper; East Fifth street, adjoining corner Rob
ert street, lot 14, block 11, St, Paul proper; cor
ner East Fifth and Willius streets, lots 5 and 6
and part of 7, block 89, Kittson's addition to St.
Paul, with the buildings on same; present rental
about $1,600 to $1,800 perannum; corner East
Third and Kittson streets, lots 6, 7 and 8, block
67, Kittson's addition; East. Third, Fourth and
Canal streets, lot 2, Dawson's rearrangement of
block 29, Lyman Dayton's addition, three front
suitable for manufacturing purposes; blocks 1
and 6, 28 lots each. Haldeman's addition; lots
on University avenue, Nelson, Summit and
Grand avenues, on lino of street cars; East
Fourth street, lot 7, block 49, Kittson's addi
tion; good lots in West St. Paul proper. Also,
house and lot on Goodrich 6treet, opposite
Douglas street; also Selby avenue, lot 23, block
'!. Holtrmii.-e's addition; also, University ave
nue, 5 acres very choice land, suitable for plat
ting into lots, fronting on University avenue,
j ist west of Syndicate to Saint Paul, in the
Fourth ward. All to be sold as above on liberal
terms. For full particulars, apply to A. H.
Nicolay, auctioneer and Real Estate Agent, No.
70 East Third street. 388-835
FUEL DEALERS.
Full Weight and Heasare Guaranteed by
&ilg£S & Foster,
41 East Third street. Established in 1864.
(ML&WOO0
At bottom prices. Grate and egg $9.75, stove
$10; Nut $10, Briar Hill, $8.60. AU grade*
of fresh mined bituminous coal at equally low
prices. . Maple, $7; Birch and Oak, $6.
$E3S LAURA W. HALL,
TEACHEB OS
FUIO ORSAB AID HAfiIQH
Besidence,
He. 182 Western Avenue, St. Anthony BiD,
st. pavz, jrxary.
: tSTIXso Agrot for BSAINABD'S MUSICAL
WORLD, published at Cleveland, Ohio. It has
been published over 20 years, ar.d is acknowl
edged to be the ablest arid best, as well as the
t oldest musical journal in the oouatry. Every
j teacher, amateur and pupil should have it,
J Price $1.60 a year. . Adareee as above. Noticed
by postal carl, Miss H. will call at any residecct
in tha city and receive subscri cti.-ina. ■
rurAx-ciAir.
~__J ILL loan upon or buy Life Ins. P > idee
»» Is. V. Van Nonaaa ?«8 3nc\x*r.T. *9
MOM TO LOAN,
On unproved city rsal estate. H. Caldwell,
194 X East Seventh street. 335
LOST AST* FOUNT). ,
£* 1 _\ Reward will be paid for . return of
SPI." black hone, lost on the night of. the
foe, Oct. 41. -, Said horse is about 16 hands high,
weight about LO5O. .\ W. ; L. '■ Sichoia, corner
Fourth sad St. peter streets, St. Pa=L y 504*
jbIYIsuMISALI&&
' ' • ~ HITUATIONsIrVANTKIs.
WANTED A situation as clerk in a' grocery
store lor commission", house. I i Speaks
flermsa and English," understands bookkeeping.
Can give first-class references. Address A 10,
Globe office.: ■-.-'.'■' ■-.-'- 885-841
'__[ ANTED— ', situation by a young Scotch
% J ..-. Canadian, aged 19. , Has been a year at
the hardware business. Is strictly honest, will
ing and active. Any honest employment': will
be taken. Address B, Globe office. 832*
WANTED —Situation as coachman, by young
Englishman, who has experience as a
horseman and I served :as jockey in England..
Weß acquainted with the city. Best of refer
ences. Address Coachman, Globe office. .
' 829-335
SITUATION WANTED by girl fifteen years of
age as nurse for children. ' Good references.
Inquire 132 lglehart street. 335-841
. SITU AT OFFERED.
','■ -Stales. .
WANTED —Two good compositors immedi
ately, at Cunningham's, 825 Wabanhaw
street. . ". - 835
TTTANTED— honest boy to do chores.
V T Apply 20 East Third street. £34-40
WANTED— boy about 18 years of age for
V T porter at 156 East Third street. 332-38
WANTED— first-class plumbers, a
Kenny A Hndner's, 118 and 120, Wes
Third street, St. Pan.. 122*
iyVVy' Females.
£.7 ANTED—A girl for general housework.
* V Apply at store 378 Dayton aye. 385*
ANTED— for general housework, 405
___ Ashland avenue. 334-36
TRy ANTEDGood girls to wash and iron.
V 1 Apply at once at Hong Wah Laundry,
Sixth and Market streets. 333-339
ANTED— middle-aged lady can find a
y v good home in family of two by applying
at No. 485 Virginia avenue near comer Univer
sity. ■ S3l-44
\KT ANTED—at once, a girl for general
VW housework, at 149 cast Seventh street.
Must room out; also bring good reference.
329-335.
TO SUNT
HOttfM ,
A VBKY convenient and roomy house, on
CX. Fourteenth street. Inquire at r»om 1,
Mannheimer block. 835
FOB BENT—Good seven-room house, well,
cistern, collar and barn, if 22. John M.
Lynch, Pre»loy hioek. 885-836
FOB BENT— and $15 a month. . Houses
it in North St. Paul. Frederick Alli3, Gilfil
; lan block. y 335-30
"'jC'OB BENT—A largo house, 542 Cedar stree
U. ' Apply to old No. 119 Josef st. 332-
FOB BENT, the first of December. A line
dwelling house, 390 Dayton avenue, twc
doors from Frost & Co's, grocery. Inquire at
meat market, in the rear of Frost & Go's.
352-S6
FOB KENT — A fine house of nine roomß, five
gciosets, cellnr, ciste-n and well, convenient
to street cars, corner Marshall and Western ave
nue. ■ Enquire of M. 0. Froelick. 332-38
RESIDENCE, 425 Martin street, seven rooms,
cellar, cistern, well, $22 per month. Ap
ply A. G. Long. 481 Marshall avenue. 331-37
rpo KENT—S2O a month. House of Sever
A rooms; good order; 639 Dayton avenue, St.
Anthony hill. Inquire at 179 East Third street,
3-9-334.
NEW BBICK HOUSE, with six rooms, eel-
I* lar, cistern and well. Inquire at 35'
Bamsey street. 325
FOB BENT— partly or wholly furu
ished. Well located. Bent $45 or $50 pel
month. Address, Rent, Globe office. 807*
FOB KENTA cottage with four rooms,
pantry and closets, good water and over}
convenience. Apply to J. C. McCarthy, Sixth
ward. 270*
FOB BENT—Three houses for rent. Uri L,
Lamprey. __*
TO KENT—House of six rooms on Ohit
street. Inquire of P. B. McDonnell, grocer,
corner George and Ohio streets, Sixth want
175*
FOB BENT— Weber residence at Whit<
Boar Lake, furnished or urniuhed. Ap
ply at Bamaley's Pavilion, Cottage Park at ion,
White Bear lake. 182*
- Rooms.
ÜBNISBED BOOMS for rent, with ure oi
bath, 280 Pleasant avenue. 835
FOB Furnished rooms, $18, $12 ant
$5 per month, at 96 West Third street.
. 338-335
A SUIT of two (2) rooms for rent, elegantly
furnished, suitable for two or three gen
tlemen. Inquire Dncius' block Third, betweei
Franklin and Exchange Streets, first floor.
818*
BOOMS FOB BENT—Two furnished rooms.
Address Lodging, Globe office. 307*
MONEY LOANED
on furniture, pianos, in residence without re
moral. E. &F. Peters, 283 Sibley street. 800*
FUR HALE.
FOB SALE— of dry goods. Good lo
J- cation 00 East Third street. Rent of roon
for 5 years, at lew figures. Address 103 Baal
Third. . 335-339
FOB SALE — sleigh, suitable for either on<
or two hordes. as good as new. A. X,
Barnum. 34 East Third street. 334-66
IT'OB SALE— table, bar fixtures, every
Jl thing complete and new. Cheap for cash
Inquire at 228 Acker, or C. C. Miles, 835 Jack
son street. 27 -V
'5708 SALE. 11 furnished rooms. Central-
JP ly located with extra low rent. Centrul
ly located with extra low reut. Vnquin
441 Jackson street. 230*
RK.il. ESTATE.
HOUSES AND LOTS on monthly oayroents
A. B.Wilgus A Brt,. 2 520"335
HOUSES AND L TS Lear Manitoba shops
A. B. Wilgus & Bro. 329-335
(_(_ LOTS only $150 each, on monthly pay-
IJ \j meats of $5 each. Lawton Bros.
829-335
FOB SALE OB BENT—IOS acres, one mill
from postoffice; beet stone quarry in Bio
county. I furnish all stone for state insti'n
tions, Shattuck schools, St. Mary's Hall and al
public buildings, located here patent lime kiln
four dwellings, one st ne, -me frame bam, or.:
st r.e bam connected w th blacksmith shop, etc
Twent.-five acres, aontaining the quarry aid im
prov meets, wiß be sold or rented separately, i.
desired. hesson for selling—old age and poo.
health. Apply to Phißp Cromer, Faribault
Minn. " 133*
FOB SALE—The following desirable lots:
lots comer Pleasant avenue and Sixth street
2 lots on Bice street, between lglehart and Ti!
toR streets; 10 1 ts n Irvine's Second addition
fonting on Seventh street, (end of bridge); 1!
Los in Irvine's addition to West St. Pan', also
a well established paying business. Apply b
George W. TumbuU, 843 Exchange street, city
223*
LOTS and money to build rm monthly pay
ments. Pioneer Buildup Society, 854
Jackson street. 126 1
rIST your property for aalo and orders fo:
__ purchases with Geo. H. Hsxzard, B°a
Estate and Loon Want, 170 East Third street
St. PaoL 30-
XlftCV. XF.O
ANTED —Toung men and la-li's to lean
:V T shorthand, type-writing, and telegraphy
Address T X. Jones, Minneapolis. 335
-&ILDING AT COST, hy C. Thomas, 43 Wes
T Third street . _______
"VTOTICE is hereby given that W. H. Mil
-131 ler is no longer in my employment, as<
consequently is not authorized to collect or re
oeipt bills for me. W. L. - Anderson, carps
store, 122 East Third street. ;. ■'.'■ y. 236*.
WANTED— A suit of three furnished or as
.«famished rooms, within j fire 'I minntee
walk of Bridge square, for am ily of three adult*
sad rrx: -able for light j house-keeping. Addres
"W. H.,' Slobooffise, with teems per month
- CLOTHIERS.
O-V-E-R-C-O- A-T-S
V ! 7 1 i A
-\ k. gm Jh_ rjmm /frit, I"- S --** -*■—
El al^ #n VPS* II 1-
R WIU *JU a £
_-^ ANY COLOR, El
V A.ISTY SIZE. ii
*? Battler Bros., B
T 91 EAST THIRD STREET. R
x. O
bATTLERBRob
- - . GENT'S FOBNISHINGS.
CUT THIS QXJT.
**- ITAMniIQ One-Price ®3-
rMlflUUOGlQfliiPg Boyse,
420 "Wabasliaw Street, -■ - j??t. ir aaxL, ]VlirLi-..
This will be received for TWO DOLLAR-} in the cash purchase of an Overcoat or
Suit selling for $10 or upwards until December Ist, commencing November 19th.
ONE PRICE ONLYI All goods marked in pl*in figures.
H. Is. BENEDICT.
WHOLESALE DEALEB,?.
;NO YES BROS. &'cutler,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE I>MUGGIXTB, / .
163 and 70 Sibley Street. Vomer Fifth, - -' «**- P*tul,Mftm
1 i
WHOLESALE STATIONERY. __
- ~WJL-.x^T> t HILL & McOL'ELLAN,
, IMPOBTEBS AND JOBBEBS OF
: Stationery, Druggists' Sundries ajid Toys.
. '407 SIBLEY STREET, ST. PAUL,. MINN.
We also have the sole control of the merchandise constituting the stock of tho T. S. WHITE
STATIONERY COMPANY, which must bo sold to close their bnsir.eas. Wo dovoto an entire floor
- of our new storo 407 Sibley street, to its display and offer yon boi bifi bargains. Call and see us.
y IM)l%ilhlialßiiiilsJlWHirowlH.^BV>flail*lWJW
BBS /
; AND TELEGRAPHIC INSTITUTEi
' Hrs long since estabUshed its claims to public favor and has no - entered upon St_ ■ lets 7041 r.i Gv
the most favorable auspices.! Bond lor oataiojruo giving full r«rtiv.-.'jarj. Or. 5a rj.d Jack-en.
i ."■,?-.;■'.-:.,:• 'W. A. VAUPIii jevlnoiyn!.
' ~~ - MUSICAL mZZHZ-VIF. 18.
j WEBER PIANOS.
; AMiioi. liy Artists tie M is ii World.
> I Know of none superior to tho Weber and none that can coin
. pete with them for durability.—Teresa Carreno.
The tone of tho Weber Piano is so sweet, rioh and sympathetic
t yet ho full, that I shall always rank you as the greatest tnacufan
hirer of the day.—Emma Thursby.
j Weber Pianos excel all others in volume ci tone and 1 in power
of expression.—S. Liebling.
There are no Pianos in the world that tain tiie nee like the
; Weber.—Emma Abbott.
R. 0. HUNGER, Agent, St. Paul.
- Bend for Catalogues.
_____________
BOOT AKPSHOi! DJCAI.X-'?,
I r^m SCHLIEK & CO.
; fill so. 89 east mil mm,
LEADING SHOE HOTJ S (\ V ST, PAUL
j|M_£f__R__
: m |k Sew Fail Stock Jus! ft em«L
i The Largest and onl. : .: i-toekintiie
. ( Northwest.. Agencyi.forrßTTßT!3, "Gray?
"*^*-i^^__|_____si and Beynold'e" fine phofe
fc'JJMJbU TAXLC
PUllljAll fMllii, Sl, M, aim.
STANDABD BCA.LKS.
: FAIRBANKS' j | EOLIPBE
BTANDABD SKL? .Vi'JNG
; BC'ALESI [WHS?!) JVXIX.J-B
-; FUBBABIS. MORSE & co., - 371 & 373 Siller Street
B
TiniXBTABK-t.
I STEJES BEOSo.
[Established 1850.]
"Vfarrpfactarers of Fnrnitnre. Eire Geeee Festh
i ers and Mattreesee.
Funeral Directors. Sole Agents for Metallic ;
' Burial Ce_V->ta end Cases, Cloth and Wood ]
1 Caskets.
' Corner Third "and Minnesota Sts. .
r. J.STCAtITHx. J. S. DONNEIsL. ;
j f OABTEY .ft BOIBIXI
* UNDERTAKERS.
_ 54 Wifei.^ SITKt,," Wl§ FMI, sSiti
i* .Calls answers, ,at all hoar*. Embeiclr.
i, a -Tatty. > Best hearse in. tbe city., and Suet
a earrisgee stlcrsreet rates.._ - F__te_-la ocmfceN^
j and eatirfootLra __K_z-*sd ; -.;,'•'■■-
rAIZO-OCM.
Mailoii,
M-iffi wm STREET
pftr^^ternPainiVV'o^g
HoyeEfllfcoLOßs
S *_J -VV~T:- -,; .."
?*T. PAUL
Ready Mixed Paints.
SATISFACTION OCAIIAHTEED. .
Orders Solicited.
A J. WAMPLER & 00.
Mar. a factory, Office and Baleeroen — 189
and I*l Twelfth street, b«tvM_ Bobert and
Jaeluna. . - . ■ y ••-' yyyyy:

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