Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-08-14

houses of hell.
CoLLIsIoN.-Two men, drunk, we suppose, (for
we certainly could never believe that sober ones
would act SOY ran their horses down st. Anthony
| street, Thursday, and came very near knocking
down just above the Post Office where the
two vehicles came in collision. This individual THE
mig have been very seriously hurt and even COM
PEELED to sacrifice business, and keep in his house, Tit
at great loss to himself and family, dyet no Coun
action is taken to prevent these violations of Appo
The consultations offered to the injured on such from
asions s' Well, it is but then he was ure
in liquor it cannot be helped now" Who's to
blame? The liquor or the rumscller? Wash
Tue LKvEE.-On Friday morning our levec pre- Wash
sentcd lively appearance. There were live wa
boats, the Lacledc, Latrobc, j. B. Gordon Black "SG
Hawk, and War Eagle moored there. Some had St. A
just arrived, others were about to depart Pas- Good
scngers crowdng and off, rushing here Bcnto
and tboro ,,l fort,n,to far be;r comfort tnore the
=, H., Rams
"eIe "o iu""ciS "ro"o W oo'"e' VI Pi P0A '" DakO
is sometimes the We hope this state of Scott
| things will continue. Pemb
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GRoG SHOP CLosED-We are informed that Houst
the rroo shop in St Anthony street known as Vino
r. 60 IT ~ II r Olmst
Cottage Home,' was closed few days LIE S
since by the Marshal, in consequence of the Bro
disturbance continually created there. Com VII VII
plant was made to Mayor Ramsey, who
promptly acted in the premises, for which he i
deserves credit. There are other grog shops
in this city whose doors ought to be closed, and
closed forever. Marin
INTERCHANGEABLE MS Lemon walks aoroau The Fl
at all hours. Yesterday we found drunken the
man lying in state Of beasy intoxcaon in rh ou e
the street, and another on the sidewalk both St.
disigurcd by falls and bruises received from the St. Al
effects of Rum. R R"o"'
MounNruL.--The wind yesterday sang Ass u.s.,
mourniul requiem, but why, we cannot divine, Ran
unless in authorization of the deparre of lioh Dakot
c..l Co. n Scott
'oo'eu o'oi"hei' H'eh ''ahl'i''l'e Mature Rice e
Srleved Ger the unreturnlng dead; but the Pemb
dead Will assume a more bcoutifnI form and Fillme
lilo No,ro viii lad .,d u,,so,, :. o.. IIoust
iiAc N"'He' VIII ruu anu plossom IN d more Mower
genial cline. Winor
--- Olmst
LARGE Flock OF SHEEp.-The largest Nicoll
flock of sheep we have ever seen in this Ter Blue
rory, passed the Upper Ferry yesterday, Carve
and can be seen in a lot just above the TIMES Sou
Building. They number III, and were in 1,, Mtt
excellent condition. will
LAND AcEScY.-We take pleasure in call
ing attention to the card of Carlos Wilcox for The
we know HIM to be gentleman In every sense setting
of the word, and Land Dealer, believe alread
that there are few more capabe or more worthy we'll fl
of public patronage. ing it
MORTALITY AMONG THE CHILDREN.-We Iy
learn that q LARGO nunbor of cb;5ron how. W. melan
con,,, did =, H. 49,: A.. .:,: Plains
C ,: III ,,, ~, quite
of'''' 80" r ie""n u ''0 i''''e Orego
ones cannot be too carefully watched. tho Gr
Two DRUG SroREs.-Wren, Croft and Regnlly, receiv
just above the Times Building have recently pur are re
chased the entire stock in the Drug Store of Dr. route,
L. c. Kinney, and merged it into their Their all out
establishment is now nearly complete An OK attack
perenced gentleman attends to the nrescrinton and
department. and great care is given in selecting goods
the best and purcs articles of Drugs See adv consd
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nv VIZ ''"'' D'''e 'o"'e" wiz, grant
miles. The men who have charge of the train We
G. ,nod;an Frcucb Half pcod vol, b,, ,nd o,;,o raro
active They give full realization of what HIS liz
we fancicd they were in our boyhood. iho'r'
" is in a
E@y- Combs & Brother have greatly enlarged the in
their store, but the public don't know it, from and CT
the fact that the firm do not advertise. A..
Ees= We are under many obligations to that volum
lady who sent fine dish of melons yester- expec
day. Our familiar says they were quite pala- Go,
table. Stcnt,
EED- Potatoes were sold here Friday for &c. norsn
M, h,,sho, Admit
F> Go
MELONs.-Melons in the market in or he
abundance. They sold yesterday for from army.
10 to 80 cents apiece.
ST. PErERs.---Thc Courier repudiates the Car
Rico Corr,,,;o h,1 :; ILL.,; : I Paul
out strongly for David Olmsted Inasmuch as the G.
the Rice Democrats made no platform, it feels sre'
at perfect liberty to bolt. and does bolt without ,nnno
much hesitation. the d.
c D------ :, =, his re-
H.Ni"A" Nhen' iA"iAN Nhehch'-he'' MI Demo
Rihcldafer breaches in this Church tomorrow, er sat
the Hardness of the Times' Those inter- self Fl
escd (and who not y should go and hear him. neape
The moment you spill ink upon cloth, take a discha
little milk and saturatc the stain soak it with ab.t
rag. and apply little milk, rubbing we'll
in. In few minutes the ink will be completely the vi
removed. r
CT The above is said TO he an excellent ar Ne,
tcle for removing ink stains We have seen for tn
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c-.r,, L,.I -, -u, A., TEN o
w - "e mas o0.po"e" 't' summer ~ ney fe
retire from the editorial chair and management of
the Lansing Intelligcncer The establishment has The
been bought by the former proprietors of the 81
Patteville American, and hereafter will be called
the Lansing Mirror.
ca The Chicago Times has hoisted the name lk.