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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-09-22

Mn. JOHN WOLF, Of Bnrnct county,
an old and highly esteemed citizen, Il"
dead.
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TERMS,
rrR SESSION ~ TWENTY wgrRs-rAYARLt
MONTHLY,


Primary department, elhl intermediates dp'
phrtment, vlOi classical department, p2l leh'
atrletion, ba III, usa Of piano for Instruction
aud practice, VI incidental iuo, ",
Pupils charged nom enirnnOh " close ol
term, save IN 0aseh NJ proiraCled Illness,
our hGhOnl works Qua systematic, vigorous
lin0i heneelt IN important that those wish
lug " profit bY ~ lnDOrs, bn present lhr HfI
tho ilsf, aud every Intervening week ~ raoh
ReaslOn q. a., W, MILLER,
l0Sdlm Principal,
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DALLAS
NAL! AND FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL
Monday, September 2, 1874

In which all the branches OF u thorough Eng.
lish education viii be taught together with
% speciality made 0i mathematics music,
Tuition per month, payable monthly, for
Engllsh branches, from W 10 20,
Pupils charged from entrance 10 close OF
term. Deductions for prolrncteu sickness
only. a.,
Arrangements will he made for pupils 10
draw their pro rata ftho public school fund,
MIRA, j. II, PARSONS, Principal.
MISS CORA PARSONS, Ass,s,o,ts
MlsSP0RricR PARSONS, "''''"''''
l76d1m
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-When ID q secOnd.rats res,aursuss
guest asks Tor fish balls and hears biz
'rder repeated to the cook by the e"l.
red waiter as ''sleeve.buttons for one =
and hears his neighbours order fo.
pork and beans transformed Into "st.,s
aud stripes,' be begins to wonder, it,
deed, whether 1.-The Caucasian is %,
''played out" The average American,
10 the average American restaurant,
eats bis dinner in the average time Of
SIX minutes aud forty seconds. II.
b. Its iuto the door, bolts his dioner,
ADD then bolts out. There is o:
thought Vi those around him, no oour.
tesy to u neighbour. no pleasant word OF
motion of politeness to the man q,
the ~omaD who receives bis Money
nothing but fearful taking in OF am
unit'on-the feeding of a devourinx
turHace-aod then desperate dash H.
to the open air, as II he we're conscious
b. had swallowed poison aud mus,
6"d docter and stomach pump, OF
die. A tavorlte method OF devourirp
oysters is to stand, or sit on a high
stool, always with the hat %; oyster.
% the half abell, There may be
sometbing in the position that favor.
deslus'tiou, We don't koow,-Scribner
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VALUE OF ONIONS.

The Pacific Rural Press says: The
onion deserves notice as an article OF
CREST consumption in this country, aud
it rises in importance when We consid-
er that in some countries, like SPAN
and Portugal, it forms one of the com.
mon snt universal supports of lie. II
Is Interesting, therefore, to know chat
10 addition to the peculiar favor which
recommends it, the onion is remarkable
nutritious. According to analysis, the
dried onion contains from twenty five
J to thirty per cent. If gluten it ranks
In this respect with the nutritious pea
and grains. 1t Is not merely as a
,reiiSh, therefore, that the wsyfarinp
Spsnisrd eats bis snioos with bis hum.
bic crus. Of bread as he sits by the re
-treshing spring; but it is because 4.
perisnoss has long proved that, like the
cheese Of the EnI,sh lsb,rer, it helps t.
sustain bis strength also, and adds, be-
You'd what it, bulk ~ould suggest, to
the ,smoust Of nourishment which b..
simple meal supplies
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eruducs On Axsney Tor 'he reception Of srtlse.
nsnts for American Nswspapers-ths most com
tlets eetab!shmsnt Of the Kind in the world aix
thousand NkwsPAesAs are kept regularly ON file,
open to Inspection b. customers. NJ rsading-roon
nowev'r completes, receives one twentieth Of this
number. Every Advert tsem 10 taken 1T the
ome price Of the paper, without any additional
hsrge or commission. 20 that advertiser, in deal.
Il with the Agency, IL saved trouble and corrss-
pondsnce. max nx one cont, act instead Of dozen
h9ndred thousand. Book u eighty pages cun-
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Religious. agricultural. class. political, daily and
c>uutry pap r.. also maxasiuss and all publications
which are specially valuable to advsrt,.ers, with
sone Information sbou. pricess il sent FnEE u
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States or any portion o. the Dominion of Canada.
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formation there IL o charge whatever. Publishers
not only send their 6es iroe but Jay Nessrs GEO. p
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Tor single paper as Well a. for larger list; FIR
single dollar 10 readily for q lar er um. All.
Dress the Amer lean Newspaper Advertising Agency.
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rHE SUN.
WEEKLY, s1Ml.w 1sKLY. AND DAILY.

The Weekly Sun 10 too widely known ia require any
extended Recommendation but the reasons which
have already given It 6hy thousand Subscribers
and which will, 10 hope, give It many thousand,
It il Arst-rste newspaper. All the news Of the
day will be found In Il, eondsns~d when unimpor.
tant, At full length when of nolssnt, and always
presented in clear, Ineligible, aud Interesting
manner
It is arst-rsts family paper, full Of entertaining
and instructive reading Of every kind bu' containing
nothing that can offend the most delicate snl scru
pufous taste. =
1t 10 fret rate story paper Tho best tales sad
Cd and leebly printed in It's pages
It 10 . frst-rste agricultural paper The most
fresh and instructive articles agricultural topics
regularly appear In this department.
1t ia IN Independent political paper. belonging to
pie and for the election of tho best to once. It
esDecslly devo its energies to the exposure OF
tue great corruptlons that now weaken aud dsg ace
our country, and threaten 10 undermine republican
institutions altogether. It has fear Of knxveo,
and asks no favO1s from their supporters.
II reports the fashions kr the ladies' and the mar
kats Tor tn men, sspscisllS~t eattle-narksts to
which II pays particular attention
Finally, It 10 The cheapest paper puhlishsd. One
not necessary to get up club in order to have the
Weekly Sun ut this rate. Any ON who sends sin
gle dollar will get the paper for . wear.
have no travelling agents.
o. I1s :, G NJ o.ses my x solsm,'
Th" Ssmiwsekly srn-San sne ~ the Daily eun
$2OOs year. discount OF - per cent. On clubs Of
10 or over.
The Daily s.n-A large four Page newspaper Of
new: for 2 cent?. Subscription prie. 80 cent: !.
TaE Sun. New York City.
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nEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN THE
II payment Of the sum Of dve hundred and
claimed 10 b. due at the date Of this notice on .
certain nortgsgs, bssrDg date the fourth day Of
Jus, ID. 1873 executed BY ElixahethC Thompm,n.
in her own right. and Persia b. Thompson. her nus.
band OF Rice county and State of Miunesots Z,
ndward p AIIis, If the Guy Of Milwaukee and STAT
Wisconsin, and recurtet in the Office Of the Reris.
ter OF Deeds Of Stearns County, in The State Of Mr.
resota, on the third day Of July, A. D. 1873 At 10
O'Clock 4 H. In book ~" Of Mortgages on pages 20.
II ard u.
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby given that In
pursuance Of power Of sale contained ID said mort.
v'ded tho renises described il and covered by said
murtg ge, tO-wt: Lot nine. Of block FORTY Of Low
rvs addition to It, Cloud according to the plat and
survey Of said add tion IL the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds Of said Stearns county, together
With the heretlitam nts and thereunto
belonging VI In abywise appertaininK will be sold 1t
public vendue at the Office Of tue Register Of Deeds
Ut said Stearns cnuty, 1t 81 Cond. IA said county,
~ FRIDAY THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY. A. d. LOLA, ut ten O'Clock In the fore.
roon OF that day, 70 satisfy the amount due on aid
mortgage with cSts Of sale, including thirty dollars
attorneys fees stipulated in raid o,tysge to bs
laid tn case u fUreclrsurs.
EDWARD ?. ALL1s, Mortg.s...
Attorneys tor Msrtgagss. =
Oats4 yaSjbault kics Co., Nina, De- II. I3A
,.~&A.- Asol1.tas.
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Total, IL oOo Gifts, Cash. amounting to o., 500, 900
The chances for gift are - one to five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, 500; Halves, SIS; Tsnths. or
esch coupon, IS; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500 !:
IN Tickets for $1,000; lib Whole Tickets for
<o'oO; 27 Ahol- Tickets for SO 0OO. 10 discount
~" isss than $50 wUIth of tic ets
Tue Fourth Git Concert will be conducted in al
respects IKE tho three which have already been Civ.
en- and fnl be learneh from circulars
wht:h Will BE- sent free from thb Office to xli who
apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
Will to attended totu The order they are received
there may DO no dc appointment or delsy in nl,inr
all. Liberal terms given to those who buy to sell
again. Al agents are peremutorially required t.
ets W the Goth day Of N ,rch.
,HOhAS e. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Lib ary Kentucky. and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building Loaisvil lille. Ky.
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"A funny suit .galnst 40 editor has
been DECIDED in tho Circuit Court T.,
Waukesha, Iowa Ths F4>s, propri,-
:'rs Of the L.. Belle House q. Ocououo
700, brou: BIT an action bstvre /, JUS.
:oe to recover $87.04 tor me.ls aud
::'gars furnished Ashley D. Hsrger, ed.
'sor OF the O,ous ,woc Times Har.
,er set up u cOauttr ri.iul VI e1uo mr
putting" the l., Belle House. JUDI.
'neot Gas rendered Tor the plaintiff, and
Mr. Hafger appealed to jury. TIE
Case excited much interest, larger b, .
'"g we'll liked, ant having solemn,
earnest msnner Of making Witty re.
narks. He testified that Fay woul
sly TO him "Hargrr, I've got nice
dinoer to. 'ay-eoue il" M, | thauk
you, lm xoiny home.' Fay would pre-.
:sl on him to stay, aud after dinner
he following oil 'quy: Every thing
a there all right, Hsrser? 2" Every.
hing excel -ot." "Dessert all ,iYh, r
"F.xceIlent." "Ice cream all right 2
delicious, Mr.. Fay" very we'll, Re
member this In your paper oext week.
10 return tor d'ouers aud cigars, Har
ger says that be told great many liz,
-edltorially- worth more than thous,
aud dollars. He would never have
presented bill for lies had not f.,
talleo out with him and wanted ply f.,
the dinners. Harger pleaded DIS own
Case, aud the jury found verdict fo'
him, which threw the costs upon The
hotel keeper.
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-N'Lety one ixIpale ~udents are co.
rolled at the Michigan Ua,versi,y 10,
the current academic year-seveo it,
he IL" department, thirty. IL in the
ned Cal, forty eight III the regular uu,.
v,rsity course.
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thirty Years. Experience OF an old
NuFa0.

Mrs. Windows SoothtnE Syrupis the
prescription VI on VI the best female Ply i.
cians and NurSss in the United States and has been
used for thirty years with failing safsty and
succese by ml'ions Ot mothers trou, the
fec !. infant Of Sns week old to the suls. 1t COR
Escts seidity Of the soAAch relieves wind collie ".
ulstss the and eivss rsst health and comfort
to mother ssd child. We bslisveit to b the BssD
and 5urest kemsdy N the World In al cases Of
DYsENTERY aud QIARHH0A IN OHILDRnN.
shsshsr It arises from Teethins or from any other
cause. full directions for using will accompany
Zach bottle. None Genuine unlss- the fac-simile Of
Sold BY oil Medicine Dealers,
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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA.
and
FAMILY LINN EMIT

10 the best remedy in tho world forths folovnr Com
plants. viz: CRAMPS In the Limbs and Ston.ch
Pain In the Stomach, Bowels or Side. Rheumstlsm il
sits torms Bilious Colc Neuralgia, cholera, Dyson
terry. Colds. Fresh Wounds, Burns Sore Throat
spinal Complaints, Srrains and Bruises ChilIs md
Fever. tor Internal and External use
ts cpe alton - mol only to relieve the patient bu,
entlreiy removes the cause Of the complaint. I,
penetrstes aud pervades tho whole system rsstorins
healthy action to all it, parts. and quicksniue III
he Household Panacea 10 purely
Vegetable and All Healing.
Preparedby CURTIS Il BROWN
No. 2l6 Fulton Street, New York
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7 -"No," says the LIE Grange (Gs.)
Reporter, IF. the South could 'aise
100000 men she would not send then
to Cuba, bot. In n smother direction
There would, in that case, DO 4 rafting
among the dry bones 10 the North
many an injury avenged; many an in.
fult wiped cut r. It is evident that
|she chief want Of the =, nth is supply
| idiot ssyluns sufficient to keep i'm.
beetles like the Reporter man from in.
Testing Newspaper Offices.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.

AA]A11N0S I'D VxVAAKV1n
THE .'sClkNCE or LIFE, OF sELT PREsHR.
vAT1ON," Medical Treatise u tie Csu.s and
Cure VI Exhsussed Vitality, Premature Decline IN
Man, Nervous aud Physicist Debility Hypochondria.
Impotsncy, Spermasorrhoes Or Seminal weakness.
and Gil other diseases arising from the errors Of
youth theindscretons excss ~ ye,,
Thousands have been taught By this WORK the true
way to health sndhsppiness. 1tis the cheapest and
best medical work ever published, ana the only oao
eathts class OF ills worth leading. t90th edition.
ful !rsnchcloth. Price only 81. 6:nt BY mail, pv.t
paid. on receipt Of price. Address PEABODY MED.
lCAL INSTITUTE. Number 1 Buldnch Street.
Boston, 4sss, or Dr.. ". H PARKER, Assis,anf
Ply stefan. N. B. The author may be consulted on
the aoove - we'll ~ Ill diseases requiring skin
and experience. unvi.lv
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1t was one Of the numerous Be- Oh.
CT family who used to pray, 80, Lord
keep US from desp'sing our ruIers, s.u
keep them from acting 81 We c.u't b. IL
It,"
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ADVANTAGES o9%E55 'RRVE:o BY THIS

1t keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk
It's as liberal as Is consistent with per.
feet security
1t is conducted by men whose integrity
of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t receives \ hi Ugh rate Of interest on its
loans
Its rate of mortality must DO low by rea-
Scn of the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

A San Francisco paper keeps .
regular place set sp.rt in it, column.
tor On earthquake department.
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OFF1CERS:
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks az per following
schedule: = so shares First National Bank
of Rochester, 80 First National Bank of
W.nona, so Second National Bank of St..
Paul. o. First National Bank of Red Wing,
205 First National Bank of St. Paul, 50
State National Bank of Minneapolis, so
City Bank of St. Paul, and IS shares OF
Preferred Stock Of st. Paul T. Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,O0000 $72,25O.OO
. 80; > ~" '7~::-:: -.-s72, $4,000
The above described fund is
deposited with the State ~IEsur-
'ance Commissioner tree of inter-,
est and is pledged to remain
there FREQ Of inaereet or -other OK
pense to the Company, as long
as it L eeds t. hold The fund for
the security of its policy holders.
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,HICAGO l. ST. PAUL;
THROUGH LINE.

EjLRoY ROUTE -
Via the West Wisconsin and Chicago Northy estsrn
Railways.
The Pioneer Route running
, Express Trains daily, from St. Paul to Chicago.
- without change of cars.
Alltrans fully equipped with the Westinghouse
Air Brake and Miller Platform =
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND NIGHT COACH
Els On ALL TRAINS.
AS>fassengers taking this Route will secure t.
Tickets for sale the incipsl ticket offices Of ali
railroads leading intoSt Paul. Gonna W.
ohcv LIS Third street, St. Paul. and at the Depot,
The Day Express leaves st.. Paul, (stcept Sum
aay) at 9l4 A. n, and the Night e. press except
Saturday, at 500 P n. arriving in Chicago Al $40
u. ~, aud 4:00p.m.
y. & SWAN, GEO. NJ HUNTINGTON
ouperin endent. :. Gen. Tick, Agent.
CHAs. THOMPSON.
= Ticket Agent st. Pau
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81 81 4 AZ 4
The child who DRIED Tor "A !. Hour
did not get it. "''''
1T is remarked that wood will LIST
much, longer If left for the women folks
to saw aud split.
The mussaohes ofdry good. clerk,
are uaususlly thin this season, and j.
mild winter is predicted. IL
-"What il your name, little girl p
"Minuie." "M.nnie what p "Aln.
Ole Dou'., mat. ma CELLS me-
Il If Jon wish T. travel oheaply, pat.
ronize those railroads which advertise
TO carry sieir passengers through
"wishout change"
Mistress (.o usv serv.o. girl)-
No" Elisa, nuke haste aud DR., ~
yourself, aud make your hair tidy, Do.
'"re your usster comes home" Scr.
want eirl-"Yes'm. Where shall |
tiud the comb, momy 7"
-"I1l take glass Of your divine
"'ctar,' said young uao 10 lager.
beer saloco the other day. "Vat ees.
lot I" asked the waiter. II want !.
goblet drain Of the extract Of tho
somniferous bop" I'VE ton. sots
heem," answered the waiter. Mum
skull, bring me glass OF l.ger!' II
<sss he toni much English speak,"
said the bar.keeper.
The Detroit Fee Press rel.,<s the
following curious ooinc,deoce 81
dreamed the other night" said Bijah,
.s he helped His Honor into his over.
coat, 'thas l asked to borrow 81 c"nts
1T you, aud that you handed ii IT."
Curious coincidence" replied his
Honor. a. he buttoued his coat, IL
nsa the same dream, except that told
you l would see you hung first"
"A lortly gentleman crowded h,m.
self into seat in horse car, asxt to
'y"ung man who remark 3D." "Y"u
wouldn't be so anxious to have that
eat if you knew that had JUS. x.,.
leu over the smallpox" "Th.t's 10th.
'ns," vas tho reply ",tis is the 6,st
.,me that I have been out since hsv,nx
'tmyselt." The youog msn started tor
the front platform.
One morning Bi}dy seeing her
mistress IN . loose wrapper. was It'd It
vas styled 'hal' ADDRESS," The pext
morning her master brought in some
tomatoes fresh from tho vines which
ne tcld her to serve up ''io 40 uodres.
I'D state" When bre .ktast was read,
Biddy came vito the TOMATOES hsv,ox
very few clothes on, in fact but = sio.
lie garment deoA.d her sturdy limos.
ihs master and mistress viewed her
VII b amazement, but she made sure her
r'os'tion IS she placed the dish On the
table, by saying: "A,rah, sure, I'm IN
An undressed 'ta'e, as ye ordered me,
aud be-gorra I'll not strip another "a.
It | get my discharge
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A LECTURE. T.
TO YOUNG MEN.


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12lE4aY Just published in a Sealed Enrelops
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The world renowned author, in his admirable lee.
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any i'd
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Also DR.. CulvERwrIL's 'Marriage Guide" price 50
cents.
Address the Publishers, CuAs.J CKLINE Co.,
,la7 Rovverv. y. ~ Pcs'-Ofice Box. 1856.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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MIMI E APOLI][}S:
HER TRADE.
FOR THE FALL OF 1879

FOR TILE FALL OF 1878.
We tn. undersigned Wholesale tax.
y.
~ better prepared than before
h regards extensive stocks and the goods
received direct foreign and with our
geographical position and excellent s! the
o'n assure the cordi
the Northwest Our Commission Merchants
shippers VII" ind here the produce.
AGRICULTURAL
aou'd& Co.. Washington Avenue Academy Of Music
MANurAcruRERs
S0"aro os washington Minneapolis
BLANK MANUFACTURERS AND srAr1osxRs
Tribune Printing Company City Hall building.
srAr1oNERs
"i'' Wales cushm. "a Washington avenue
stewart Co., IL Centre Block Co.. WASH .,s
Plant. No. Centre Block ''''' 49,
CLOTHS 1AnoRs TRIMMINGS,
'''''' Smith, to re"s snh @ asnn.pin See
~: 1 :' @ P'' bet LIST
CHINA, ouEsNswAnE
'' oso Rens AM. CENT. No. Centre
A ~''''" & Co." Nos and Academy of Mo'ie
' &:s:s Whiting sss Washington avenue
Snyder A. siso't Psrehsr Washington .,.uu.
Minneapolis Mills. Morrison proprietor:
Gardner Ilhbndss Steam Bakery,
nou1D1Nes
s os ID ss:. rss CO. Cor
., -, D DRUG MEDICINES AND ou.n1'AH
Washington Brothers,
Fletcher, 1ori.s & Eyre M.,on,o Block.
North Star Iron Works. BArroo *ehnson
Iron s % ri. s.n.s
Walker Brothers, <A'''''') 9th AZ. cor q st.
Hanson ,os Hsanpn ave an. 2
Morris: whe,s. on,y3
sohoo furniture. cor Is. Helen st.
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS SUPPLIES
jas Sphinx Washington wyh, unbng ave.
Fuller Simpson, nufurr sh Mco, House,
CLARK & Linton, SCI Washington
s Ssss Block O''A'" Johnson ZIG H''' avenue
GOODS.
BAcknr Brothers, Hennepin
CUTLERY,
i:: IT,; &; H.: i;
Eis@er Simpson, Noolst House.
Eui. Broh Nool Block E storer 81 Niooet az.
: FINDINGS.
lusbn as h4sur4orununs AND DEALERS: -
~ S q; ~ s::s
g " H''iet, 81 Neo1s
Hnn.pn 81 Austn $50 Nico1s avenue.
PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS: &c.
%:" o l0s @ Hail.
ak " as1 ;s:'''' window glass;
DEALERS IN RAGS
Warner, "o~nalue% avenue.
H'rers.'e' & Co, Kioolet
MANUFACTURERS.
MONITOR
PUMP DEALERS
s1 Si x:n : :.s rs M "' 20' S'''
HARDWARE
ho1e hsrson Knight 2o7 Meo Trades
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
s a ss s I'd street "a
AND STENCIL STOCK
h g Hamln. Nlcouet col street,.
STOVES
wander aerok Adams so Bridge
TEAS. ToBAoco,
Ray l. squires lo6 Washington avenue.
&c.
wista, 1876 NEole opposite
TRUNK
Whitney Marshall, Washington avenue north
"''@ wales Co., sS Nle G Cushman,
Rank .Sa, Ne a'I ops House. Brown Co., Nos Centre Block
WOOD
walker brethe Manufacturers and
s HsS
Mee's House. Washington Nicne
ma. nx Ho corner Washington
Gommerssl dste NORTH
Merchant" HOTEL corner LIST sud3 'f'
49, D''' European Hotel and Restaurant No 81 Washington ~
AkaA8 Lodgings so day. FVEO
NORTH STAR IRON WORKS
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN