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10 so. lie will not treat the matter M party
tuossiou. Should 10 mako any changes they
viii bo Tor good oauseB ant his nominations will
% made with = yiew to meeting tho approval OF
he better citizens Of both parties.
SENATE.
THE DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
Tbo bill appropriating &C, 600 for tho compile
ton OF tue Douglss Monument waH taken up in
Ehe Souote. and without discussion ordered TO |
third roadioc, Tho yoto indicated strong oppo- |
p;tnn to tbis bill nnd ita passage Ia regarded as
doubtful, 4 l,ko bill is pending in the Houae,
vhora ia also pending the bill providing for the
sa1a of tho preeont monument grounds. the pro-
caods to bo applied to the erection Of monu-
uont on tho University grounds, whittier 1t con.
tempJates tie removal Of thu remains. Tie
passsoe OF either bill At this session seesos
doubtful.
TIE REaIsTRY Law.
The bill repeating tic Registry law Was also
ordered to third reading. The indications aro
thas 1t will pass both Houses.
EXPENSES OF TIE SESSION.
Parieh introduced bill making appropriations
Tor the expenses OF tho session, namely; For
Stationery, $1,000; printing papor, sl2, o0o;
printing, $4,000; binding, $1,000;
incidental expenses. $4,000. The bill also ap-
proprintes S3,553.6o for tho expenses of the
State Board Of Equalization. g, 600 for sppre-
hansioa OF fueitives from Justice.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Duehlera bill to regulate the practice OF uedt-
cine and salo Of drugs, introduced to-day, pro-
yjdes for tho corporation Of county medical 40.
he examined snd lcouscd. It requires Of candi-
dntea for "IIcepne diploma" IN tho Ian.
susge ~ Of tho bill. "as physician, three
yoaTa study IN the Office ot psae-
tioipg phydician Or chartered medical m school.
Graduates Of chartered rnodical schools
are excepted from tho provisions ot the bill, the
language OF which being prospective would seem
tu except physicians now pEscticDg ~ such,
though tho latter point does not appear clear.
1IQuoB. L1CKNHEs IN COOK COUNTY.
Robinson, Of Cook, introduced li1uor-Li-
censs bill Intended to apply 10 the outside town.
aud precincts In Cook County. 1t authorizes the
County Board, upon petition Of majority Of
the voters OF town, TO issue any nupbe- Of
iiouor-licenaes thoy deem proper, The licenae~ta1
to be- not loss than ESQ, nor to exceed $500.
CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS, ETC.
uuehler introduced bill, meant TO appiy to
Chicago. for tbs establiahmea9 OF a Department
or buildings, with view to tho enforcement o!
the fire ordinance, md to regulate the storage
Of combustlbles.
AMENDING THE REVENUE ACT.
Green introduced bill amending tue Rsven4's
valuation of ones estats teal and personal, OF
his indebtedness to parties resdent III this State.
leaving tho remainder, only, subject to aasess-
mant.
suItpruAnY LAWS, ETC.
Tho question OF standing Committee on
Burpptuary Laws was brought up. aud. without
debate the appointment OF such Committee ~as
ordered py II ayas to 10 nues.
TIE uENNEYaN CANAL.
4 resolution instructing our 6ountora aud re-
nuestinp orr nenrasauEntiye6 in CongreBe to
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C1sc1NsArI. O., Feb. 3.--The Trustees Of tbs
Cincinnati Southern Hallway to-day awarded tLs
contract to tho Cleveland Railing Mill ccm-
rany, A. u. Stone, preei>.n Ut. for 12.b00
tuns Of iron rails as ea2.15 per ton. aud
1,00l tnua Of Bcasemer ate0l salA at t70*7b per
tou. delivered at Ludlow, Ky. This will furnish
sufficient ,rJu for tho road from Cincinnati to
Emory Ga1,
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TUESDAYS HOW IN TUE 1IoCsE.
HARnleDUna, Ia, Fob. 3.-The resolution Of
fc.ed yesterday in the House, censuring Repre-
sentative Wolf, VAS passed to-day. By vote Of
94 81.
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ARKANSAS.

DILL E1EupT1No MINERS AND MANUFACTURERS
FROM TAX.
LITTLE Rock, Ara., Feb. 3.-The Senate to-
day passed thu House bill exemptiug miners and
manufacturers from taxation for 4 term OF seven
yG9[a.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
krILL NJ CHulGE Epk SENATOR.

e1ILL No CHOlCE Fur aESATbH.
HUNTINGDON, W, Vs.. Fob. 3,-IAo ballot for
United atatsa senator, In the joint Legislative
session to-day, WAS: Walker. "a; Got, 10;
ptica, ID; brannon, IS; Johnson. a: coNdeu,
g, Faulkner, 4; Dennis, a; Peadleton. !.
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MICHIGAN.
HOMEOPATHY.
uVh LITN I II IL

Ispeeidt Dispa1ch to ih< Chteadn Tribune. |
LANSING, Mict.. Fob. SIN tho Bcnate to- !
day Atr. MoIee introduced a bnl inst1ucting tho |
State Treasurer to pay to tho Treasurer Of tho |
Regents OF tho Unisoreity, In future, tue SUN Of
95 900 per Anpum. with which they are to pay the |
salaries ot two HomcoCa athc Professors tho lat |
ter to give instruction in the Homeopathic Eye |
tenn Of medicine althor At the University at Ann
Azoor. or At any other place which they shall
prefer. The bill mas referred to the COMMITTEE
On Appropriations and Finance.
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
An ATTEMPT waa mado in the Senate to strike
out OF the bill providing for the uniform asseBs-
1ucut Of property tue lish rates Of interest on
unpaid ts1es IN the nature Of penalty, AZ they
amount to 20 and 25 por cent, but it failed. The
rates azs retained, and purchasers Of ta1-ti:los
a,e TO receive Is per cent "a before, unless
soms different action is had by tue Legislature
hereafter.
THE supnEME cornT.
The Senate concurred in tho action Of the
House providing tt,at the termH OF tie Supreme
Court Hhall be- held in January, April, June, and
October.
TAXING LIFE-IS5UnAEcE rACA1rNs.
The question OF taxing the premiums paid on
| life-iu&uraDoe companies camp up to-day III tue
Senate, and WAS debated ut length. Tho present
| tax is per capt per snnun,, aud an attempt Tas
made to reduce it to ono-lialf Of per cent. This
| failed however, and pei ecu. was subsequently
! agreed upon br tho Scnate. Tho ultimate fate
| Of tho measure caupot bc predicted at MI. The
opponents OF any considerable tax maintanth 1t
| islumediately collected by .hcinsurance company
OF the poltcy.bolders, and that generally men Of
small means who are struggling TO Eocnse aone-
thing for their families after thoy ahali be gone
are the opes who hnvo to pay tho amount Of tllo
tax A provision was however, Included IN tho
blll forfetk1,lg the business privileges III MlcSi-
| gan of atl Ifo.insurauco conpanieH who attempt
10 collect tue 2per cent tax from tie policy
holders, snd thus tho per cent, It waa conclud-
! cd, could be collected from the companies them
| 4alyaa> .......
] INSPECTION OF STATE INSTITUTIONS.
| In the House, Mcasrs. Hnlbutt, Walker, md
Wiley wero appointed tho House members Of the
| SPECIAL joint Committee to visit the University
| and agricultural College.
| THE nEcEBs.
TIE question Of taking tue usual recess caIaa
m to-day both In tho House nnd Senate. The
House adopted resolution for adionrnIns from
| Feb. 8 to Feb. Is, ut 8 p. N. The Senate con.
CURED. e1cep. that they hxod 1889 - the hour
for rcasscmhltng, This recesa will be takon to
enabto tho committees to visit the Stats institu-
tions, that they may report their condition.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30

BURGLARY Last evening about :
O'Clock, while Mrs. J Jerome Thorington
accompanied her mother home, some
burglar, or burglars. or other thief or
thieves, entered Jerome's house and
helped themselves to bedding. such
as blankets, sheets, pillow slips and a
curtain. and wound up by helping
himself, or themselves to about all
the shirts, and under shirts of which
Jerome was possessed. This lis the
second visit of the light-fingered gen
try III that locality within the last
week. We wouldn't be n burglar and
have Jerome catch us for any consider
alton short of a double-barrelled shot
gun and the call.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30

DEoPPING into Wells, Fargo & Coz
Bank yesterday We learned that the
Deacon was laid up with a fall into the
ditch alongside the Episcopal Church
which he got going TO or coming from
Mr.. 1srington house on Saturday night
Got an ugly thump in the stummick.
enough to make him feel like caring for
himself yesterday. Hope TO See him
around again to-day.
YESTERDAY the Mint and Post Oniee
were closed under the general order from
Washington concerning all Federal
offices and operations-ou. Of respect to
the memory of the late Hon. Henry
Wilson, Vice President Of the United
States.
THE Episcopal LADIEs.'ars very busy
getting things ready for their festive re-
union next week. We shall stand in
with as excellent . worldly zeal As can
be substituted for the better impulse Of
pious aIdor.
SHALL HAVE RETURNS from the Thes-
plan, 1erpsichorssn and Entsrpsan pro-
ceedings held at Empire last night, some
time to- day. When the muses. take an
airing at our sister city they make no
halfway work of it.
The IRREPREssIBLE SIEUXTEMPs
BRoTEEEs have forwarded to this Office
complimentary tickets to their Dayton
entertainment. Thanks. Their school, |
here, will be opened this week.
The HoEMsBEERY 'OUsE BAR-RooM is
getting very thorough renovation in
the way Of whitsvash and like sppli-
ances. Getting ready for the extra SEES
sion-so says Louie Handlebaum.
The Ell DORADO Canyon Coal Com
pany have under consideration the pro-
jsct Of nasrow-gsu2e railroad from
their mine to Carson. Will know and
tell more about it in . day or two.
We scKINP our locals ajlittls bit to-day
in order to give space to our synopsis of
the testimony in the Ashim murder case.
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CITX
MENISG STOCK Rhrear
Fsrsa sNn BOARD


l565 ophir 5ola, 81. 5l14, 5l15. 5I34 h3t
40 Mexican II, 20j2, 20A. 2lIs
$50 Gould and Garry 10, 1872, 1915
1865 Best and Belcher 5i. 81 I, 55is
30 Savage ssh. 50, 80. 50. 80. SIS
30 CholIar 81, 81, 50, 81, s2l5, S3i2
S55 Hale and Norcross IS, 80. 39'4
loi5 Crown Point 80, 80 bj, 2934
100 Imperial 9
80 Empire .
1i5 Yellow Jacket 81 b:,, So, S4I2, 81
49, kentuck 1t34, 10, AZ
400 Alpha Is
80 Belcher n, "a Z. p. 26 b5, 252I
$50 Confidence 30. 2215
800 Con Virginia 80. 3371l, 3I21 =, II!
1880 Sierra Nevada 1872, lG&{. l6@t. l.
$50 California 20. 70l3, 70l s, - b9O
% Bullion 30, -
30 EXchequer II, l1I5
215 overman -. IS. 81, 5o34
2630 Justice 10, IL. -. 40 ;. 49,, 81 .
1000 Union Con 10, o., 81, 9ai b5
20 Seq Belcher 70
$50 Buckeve l =
lS0 Julia l., II 2, l.
fIZ0 Lady Bryan ,, -, -, . so
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30
HDCst. kHRiyAF.s.


Va are requested to correct AL erro-
nsous statement Of our twilight con
temporary to the affect that there will be
an admission fee Of 80 s.nt. demanded
ut the door Of tie Methodist Fair.
There lcI be 40 charge at tie door irlat-
ecsr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-30

| have Jerome catch us for any consider
alton short of double barrelled shot
gun and the call.
latest styles fn Millinery Coos.
Bress Making. etc.
Mrs, c. Cunningham Of the Csrbstt Block
whose srsnins Of Fall goods last week was 30
lsrgsIy attended by the ladies Of Carmen, and
whose stock Of bonnets artificial flowers. etc.
is 50 bountifsl, is constantly in the receipt Of
new invoices of all sorts OF things in the Ia est
patterns Of hats, etc, etc. Alss her facilities
for fashionable dress making are unequilitd in
Nevada ss her rer reputation for slsgaRt tts
and stylihh trimming fully attssis.
MILLINERY AYE DIBssNAEISG.-k Miss UcC.rrici
&c. have opened a millis-ry and dre.mxkIpg
establishment next door to OlcVvIch Erethsrs
store. The assortment is : beautiful on- hsv-
ing been selected with srrat are. and ssup.ssn
in hsauty and style anything heretofore iEtrs-
iuced into this market. Sneciaj -tteurCn raid
:" fashionable d1as.n!a'i'.. Lsli-s + Carson
aud vicinity arc invited to call and examine cur
new Eto.k. uo-1L-1ls
r. Il. F.AIL hiss tn, lar..s. .~,rt4.s, Of
plated good. in the sts.e ~hish h. ~arraut4 aid
or. very lev; b, has Gls. . Isr-- ...,.t-a--t
OF tsals cstltry, bsr hxtUre, e:c., r'iu- c-oc <.
cry and glassware, l.tut. 49, ui4s irist.
glass. putty. TsTLIsAFk, EL1ati All ...si..4c4l
pants, bard -ar-. do, IS fad wIaIs'-- sal oil.
Ea- AMI oil lamp. steve and tis~@r-. aiss ths
c-i"bratuJ Medallion ssi Lsgrc. r.uEs Cal
ana cEsll.1c us St.ck. 40
F. J. WINE. NJ. o.. Physician snd Surgeon,
Is once mor- az his old quarters o~-r Fosters
Drag store, Carson Street. opposite Tbs Capitol /
is9Q-tf
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-16
MARKET REPORTS
ST, Paul Produce Market.

ST. PACL, Dec. 10, 1910.
very good trade in produce, and provisions
are fairly active and firm. Receipts generally
liberal.
during the week has been unusually light.
We quote xxx flour at 1925 tor job
lots, and S. 80 for small; xxx at 81 to 4.25;
Xxx at 1866 to 2f5 New buckwheat flour
active. at 81 90 I'd "a so per Dbl. Dat meal,
81 Is to s4 % for ID packages.
WHEAT has arrived freely during the week,
shipments almost nothing, and the warehouses
ST. Paul Elevator Co. are SO favorable that it is
not surprising that buyers take advantage to
put grain where it can de made available at all
times in case of a sudden demand. 1t should
be borne in mind by farmers that they, as well
as grain buyers and spectators, can avail them
selves of our superior warehouse fccIllties.
St, Paul extra wheat is still quotable at 81 w.
No. l. at CSC; No. 2, at 9Oc; No. 3, at o5c; re-
ected, at 75c.
Oats Sales have been made to consumers at
35 to 80 SC to 36c for bulk lots, delivered free
on outgoing trains.
MILL STUFF Bran fair demand at 5000 to
50 80 for large lots, III bulk and sacks, to deal
ers, and $40 % to 81. so for job lots.
BUTTER --Firkin, uniform color. sweet and
fresh at 10 II to I4c; second selections, III
lots treaked, store packed, at - to ~ &c
Choice dairy packed is scarce and firm at 70 tc
csc for tubs and jars.
EGGs- Good demand at % to 23c. per doz.
POULTRY Chickens and turkeys 10 to &c
market dull.
DRESSED II ,Gs-- Heavy and superior brough
Z 81 for heavy, and 1875 to 80 per lOOlbs
for light.
PROVISIONS Ness pork, Of the new packing
is in active demand and lower, at 500 5Ofor ]o
lots; lard sells at Ia to Ia lie; hams, newt.
cured, at IA c for job lots.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-16

By virtue OF an execution issued out Of and
I'M der the seal OF the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District for the county OF
Ramsey, in the State Of Minnesota, upon
Judgment rendered and docketed in justices
court in said county and district, on the nine
tenth day OF December, A. d. 1874, . tran
script of which Judgment was on the thlrtieth
,lav Of December A. d. 1874, duly filed in the
District.C Court of Ramsey county aforesaid, in
AN action wherein Stanford Newell and h. X.
Brill partners, as Newell & Brill were plain
tiifs, and Wm. Hardy was defendant, III favor
OF said plaintiffs, and against said defendant,
for the sum of fifty-nine 7s-l00 dollars, and
interest from rendition, which with one 80 100
dollars increased costs, remains unpaid and
unsatisfied. have on the twelfth day Of No
vemler A. D. 1875, levied upon the following
described tracts Of land, situated in the county
of Ramsey, Minnesota, to-wit:
| Lots number four "a and five (5)r OF block
number three, OF Lambert u Co.'S addltion 10
| ST. Paul, according to the plat thereof re-
corded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds OF
said Ramsey county, as the property Of said
| defendapt.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
I will sell at public vendue to the highest bid
der therefor TOR cash, il.s real property above
described. and all the interest which the said
William Hardy had therein on the thr.ietl
day Of December A. D. 1874, or at any time
thereafter. or 50 much thereof as shall b,
necessary to satisfy said execution, Interest ant
| costs. at the front door Of the old Court Hous'
in the City of Saint Paul, in Ramsey count,
aforesaid, on Friday the fourteenth day, Of Jan
uarv, a. b. 1876, at ten o'clock IN the fore
noon to satisfy said execution with ii'seres
and costs. -.. Ht As#t ~
{ Saint Paul, Nov. IL, 1879 (4
JOHN GRACE,
/ Sheriff OF Ramsey County, Minnesota
JOHN b. K w. H. SANBORN,
II Plaintiffs Attorneys. Novlo-0
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Weekly Letter From Shredder. lindbion'
& Co., Dec. IIth. 1878

The wheat market opened weak last
Monday, and S. . Jan. sold down to
99c. when sharp reaction followed and
it sold up to 81 o. 81, but has been
gradually dropping. closing shade
tirmcr. with a total decline during the
week of &c per bushe. Some OF the |
LEADING ..hearsn covered their shorts |
last week, but last Monday they sold
short again. and have been doing their
hest TO break prices down sufficiently to
cover at n profit Our market is now
largely oversold. and any attempt to
cover to any large extent would rapidly
enhance values Receipts were liberal
early in the week, hut the last few days
show a very material decrease. and
farmers deliveries have almost entirely
ceased.
The amount in store is large, but from
il should be deducted about 100000
bushels, which is afioat in the harbor
ready for shipment early next spring.
and which is not available Tor de-
liyeries on contracts. A decline OF Id
in Liverpool facilitated the operation OF
the bears and lent an air of legitimacy
to the decline, but. although dull mar
kets are highly probable until after the
holidays, we cannot reasonably expect
English markets to decline further, in
view OF the fact that they have ceased to
accumulate and will gradually decrease
their stocks.
Later reports from Russia confirm the
reported damage to the crops. and the
apparent inconsistency between thi:
state OF affairs and the large stocks a
Black Sea ports, is explained by state
ment that the bulk OF it is the surplus o
the odd crop. which the necessities
the producers have hurried forward T
market. The weather in England ha
been exceedingly unfavorable, and tn
acreage sown to wheat is sure to be eve
smaller than last season. The weathe
in France has also been untavorablt
and seeding has progressed under diff
culties.
There is nothing in the outlook I
change our expectations of higher prics
by and by, The large amount lin sigh
and the efforts of short sellers has .
ready had the tull effect, and the reaa
ton is liable to come at any time. unle
prevented BY the timidity Of holder
We observe several milling orders fro
the middle States during tho last fe
days. and expect to see them grow
considerable proportion.
We quote No. hard % IL; No.
1o41-a; No. 2, SO; No. 5, IS /; 5. Y. ~
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-16

A GERMAN living in the town Of Antrim
Watonwan county, named William Rudl.
kor, lost three horses on the 4th inst.
from overwork and epizoot.
WILLIAM SGHAMP Of brainerd, on the
18th inst, while trying to climb tree
from which to watch deer, exploded his
gun and was killed almost instantly. f5
BERGER ANDERSON Of Danielson, Meek.
er county, died i'll a wagon on the End
inst. while going home from Litchfield.
His wife was driving at the time and was
unaware of his death till she reached
home.
A PoLANDER named Frank Slago charg-
ed with the seduction Of one Of his coun-
try women named Susie Eckman has
been bound over for his appearance be-
fore the Winona District Court.
A WOMAN named Susie E. Waite, poor
ontcast who had for Two years or more
been addicted to intemPerance fell dead
on the streets Of Winona on the after,
noon of the 10th inst.
Martin MuLcARE of Houston county
who was arrested for attempting to Shoot
Joseph Pc, GOT and gave bail in the sun
of $500 to await the preliminary exam
nation. his father becoming his surety
has since decamped, after yainly endeav
oring to bride the witnesses TO get out
,, the way.
A GERMAN boy living ten or twel'
miles west Of Dodge Centre, while goin
| from the barn to the house on the even
ing Of the 4th, got out Of the path an
wandered around until the next day
: when he reached neighbours house.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, } District Court.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, District Court.
Fourth Judicial
COUNTY OF AsoKA, District.
In the matter OF the applicationl
Of Aurelius p. Wiley, | Wi5% t+t
to perfect title to real estate sold .ii as
BY James W Kelsey guardian. go
TO all persons interested in the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the county OF
Anoka and State Of Minnesota, to-wit: The
east half (x) and the Southwest quarter ~ Of
the southeast quarter (K) and the south east
quartert X If the south west quarter \ )of sec
ton 26; in township 80, range % west.
Take notice, that the above entitled applica-
ton will BE- brought on for q hearing BY erder
Of this court. before the Hon: G. =. Wander
burgh. Judge of said court , at his chambers in
the court house, in the city Of Minneapolis,
and State Of Minnesota, on the 2snd day OF jan
uary A. D 1876, at II O'Clock AN. Of that day;
and you are hereby required to be and appear
at said time and place and show cause if any
exists, why said application should not =
GEO. W, MORRILL,,
Attorney for Applicant.
| ASoKA, MINN- 4
| November 18th, A. D. 1875. novlS-7w
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New York Market.
New YORK. Dec. -

INV
Flour Dull and irregular; shade easier; re-
GENTS. l6, 900 bbls; superhne western ana state.
81 40 to rs common to good extra western
and state, 81 70 to 40; goqn 70 GO cn 10 90.
a. 15 to 6 90: white wheat, extra, Sc % to7 IS
ex;,a ohio. 81 80 to 40; extra st. Louis,
SIS 10 to 90; Minnesota patent process, ext,a
good to prime, So 60 to 7 % choice to AA
s. 80 to 8 90. 1000
Grain Wheat, dull; receipts. $1,000 bu
rejected spring 81 60 to 03; ungraded 10 td
is; No Chicago, lower 81 Il; NO Mil
waukee, 81 SO to 50; No. Milwaukee - -
/ oe. No. 3 do 81 IS; winter red western
new 81 "a tol Dc. Oats, receipts, 10000 bu
mixed western state3o to 49he; white do. Al
to 62c.
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SAINT paul BUSINESS o!RscTufy.
HOTELS.

MERCHANTS. A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets. -5ffh. saE
ExcHAsaE, hendriek s Leland, Proprietor,
] per day House in the City. ..M.s
revere HOUSE, s. per day, cor. 7th and Rob
ert-sts, Hitchcock & Todd, Props.
RoGERs HorEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 Rob
Il ert-st. Prices reasonable. f,t t##t
AMERICAN House., cor 18th and Wabasha SITS.
/ Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHERMAN HOUSE,, Hassig 4 s.ateler Props,
corner Fourth and Sibley Streets
INTERNATIONAL, Stratten & Co. Proprietors,
cor. Jackson and Seventh.
EUROPEAN, R. E. Heckithier, Proprietor, f07
Third street. @s
CoxnERCIAL, Flower & Winder. ProprietOrs,
Serenth-st., bet. Robert and Jackson.
TERMS 81 per Day. Aef
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, 1872 3. Sd st.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM. Lee, s. and IS E. Third st.
D. w. lngerso!l & Co., cor. Third and Waba-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
St Paul Harvester Works, IS w. Sd st.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
| lsaacs & Orschall, o. Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH, GOODS.
D. O'Halloran, 65 Wabasha st. Al
TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE
/ f}x sa932 SALE. lea a94ai t7fa
! Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., 81 x. r. Third
i street.
/ GUNS l. FISHING TACKLE.
" R. Burkhard, % L. 3D. street. a....a
NJ r. Kennedy & Bro, SO E. Sd street.. ~ H
| AUCTIONEERS. 8f al
In. 81. NJ Warner, cor. Sd and Cedar SIS. a#l
i iBUGGIES AND CARRIAGES. Y
| 4. L. Wharton lCe Jackson st. ..os ...
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK
i Strongr Hackett s. Chaplin, 1872 E. Sd st.
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