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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-05

Y livery STAas4 E.--Ben. jew eatnsiprepA1ed to
IL furnish the best Horses ~ lG %3afl3age3, for
business ur pleasure on the disarteSt snotice.
Hearse az ali times ready to attend fas3e rails.
Stable on Marked square, near hG FoStfCfce,
KenOSha, WGS60fs1in.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-05
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-09-05
STATE OF WISCONSIN, J
SHERIFF'S OFFICE.
OF KENOSHA COUNTY. !

. j. Hugh McDermott, Sheriff of said county Of
Kenosila. do hereby certify that the above is a
served upon me by the Secretary of State of the
state of Wisconsin, and now ON file in my office
pursuant to said notice and the statutes in rela-
IatiOn to Elections.
Congressional District comprising. the counties
Of Rock, Racine, Kenosha, WaaE9Tth and
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agony of the boy. thatsafter 20 ling ont ite-
ously ..Modoc! Modoc!" NUM- er Of times, he
plunged in. body. soul and bIeeches, a. the
imminent risk of his life, released the dogs
neck, and got ont of the river wet and happy
youth, while Modnc. safely ashore, shook his
shaggy sdeH in evident glee.
Considering the sultry weather, there was
quite a large audience at the Opera house lar t
evening to witness the perform nee of Hey
woods New York MINISTRIES. The entertain
ment was olio of tddity differing in MAJ v
respects from the usual routine of minstr |
performances. and seemed to give general salts
faction to those who witnessed it. The def
cheney in vocalists was more THIN counter
balanced by the extreme drollely , the funny
men and the originality of many of their
whimsical situations.
Attorney General Wilson and Supreme Court
Clerk Nichols returned on Friday evening from
Little Falls. Morrison comnty where they had
been IN attendance AZ commissioners to take
evidence on land claims in dispute by the
Brainerd branch. Between fifty and sixty
cases came before them. but many were ad.
| justed amicably without the intervention OF
| the commission. The pine land cases remain
yet to be settled, and are the most difficult o1
| adjudication of the whole. especially as som,
| claimants have already received their patents
| The commission adjourned without decidin.
the question as to the when and the where tn
testimony upon these claims was to be taken.
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Fine Dogs for Minnqsota.

Messrs. George R. Finch andW 8. Timberlake
have purchased Il pair of English settlers and
pups of the famous field trial breed, undoubt-
edly the finest bred dogs ever brought to the
State. They were sired by Cartowitz.
who was bred by R. L. L. Purcell
Lewillan. ESQ.,, of Wellesley 81 lie. Ashhy-de-la-
zouch Leicestershire. ENGLAND. and who won
the first prize at the Bedford dog show of 1874
The strain of setter in these dogs has clear
pedigree extending back for more than eighty
years. Their dam was from the Earl of Fitz
williams kennel. The dog ha,
arrived. and is named Crane
Duke, color black and white licked. TIL,
bitch. called Queen Gyp. with litter of pup
pies, will arrive in week or two, She ia tn
same color az the dog.
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THE CHURCH rs.
Attractions Which They Afford the Multi.
tude To-day.

st. Paul's chapel, JPN.
Bethel services on leyee at 4 P. NJ. by
Chaplain Smith.
Central Presbyterian, Rev. VIM. McKib-
bin. pastor. No services to-day, except Sab
bath school at 1915 P. M.
Unity church. Service at 1890 A. NJ.
sermon. by w. G. Gannett, on Humanity to
Dumb Animals. Sunday school at IL. A
Service of Mercy in the same behalf.
Plymouth church, corner Wabashaw street
and Summit avenue. Usual service at 1890
A. M Preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Dana. Strangers and others cordially in
vited.
st. Paul's church (EpiscopaD, corner
Ninth and Olive, Rev. E. S. Thomas, rector.
Holy communion, 1880 A. M. Morning pray
er, IL A. NJ. Even-song, P. N. Sunday
school, $50 A. NJ.
Christ church EpiscopaI, corner Fourth
and Franklin streets. Rev. w. p. Ten
Brock. rector. Services at 1880 A. NJ. and
| $50 p M. Sunday school at 2:30 p. NJ. All
are cordially invited.
| New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Rev. K. g. M tchell, pastor. Ser
vice at 1890 A. NJ. Subject of sermon
"Knowing our own inward character
First Presbyterian church, corner of La
| fayette avenue and Woodward street
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Conn, a
1890 A. NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Evening text
s.Ephraim, is cake not turned?' '-HosEA
vii: s. All / OF worshiping elsewhere arr
earnestly invited.
Y. M G. A. SERVICES.
Sunday, Jail service at 2 P. M. Count.
hospital services at p. NJ. Bible clas
for young men, taught bv the general secre
tary, q; P. M, in the lecture room. Opel
air workers. prayer meeting, at $40 P. M. a
the rooms. Open air meetings at 7:l5
Orera House Union Gospel meeting at
O'Clock. Monday, Young mems "Goo'
News prayer meeting, at P. NJ, at the lee
ture room. Tuesday. Union Bible Student
class for the study of the international lesson
taugh1 by the Rev. E. 8. Thomas at 1880 /
M. Friday, Prayer meeting at Dayton Blu
school house, at P. M. Saturday, Genera
prayer meeting of those interested in til
success of the Opera honse services, at I
M, in the lecture room
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
before Judge Simons.
WEExLY spEc1AL rERM

WEEKLY SPECIAL TERM.
Metler d Auerback Va. VIM. n. Grant ct al.
Ordered that defendant appear before the
referee and make disclosure next MonIay, at
10 q clock, a. NJ.
Thomas Gohren. plaintiff, John Burk de-
PENDANT, and the Chicago, Milwaukee and st.
Paul railroad company. garnishees. Plant tiff
appeared. No appearance of garnishee, and
garnishee being in default. the cause continued
to abide the result of the original action.
Peter Berkey VS.. William McKusick; order
to show cause. Discharged by consent of
parties.
Adile Woodley Va. Joseph Woodley. Re-
ferred to Henry C. James to take evidence and
report.
Harriet Rising VS.. Geo. r. Orcutt ct al. Or
der granted confirming sheriff report of sale.
Elizabeth Green John Jordan, ct al.
Order granted confirming sherif's report of
sale.
In the matter of the application of Elizabeth
A. Heather for appointment of guardian al
Item for Mary aud Celia A. Heather. Order
granted appointing guardian al Item.
Cyrus j. Thompson, minor of H. j. Taylor 4
next special term.
| In the matter of the petition of A. R. Keifer,
clerk of district court, for Albert Armstrong to
show cause why he should not TURF over money
| Submitted and taken under adyisement.
| George Eaton vs.. A. Vance Brown. Submit
ted and taken under advisement.
| Sherwood Hough vs.. Chas H. Dixon. To bt
heard by Judge Ball.
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Popularity of Lake Elmo.

The GLOBE announced some weeks ago that
the summer resort provided at Lake Elmo by
the Stillwater& Taylor's Falls railroad, and
placed in charge of Messrs. Flower & Guthurz,
surpassed anything of the kind in the State.
There are hundreds who can now testify to
the correctness of this statement. 1t is
thronged with visitors and all, with one ac-
cord, unite in it's praise. Mr.. Stickney, the
superintendent of the road, who has had the i'm
provements in immediate charge. is constantly
providing some additional comfort or pleasure
for the guests and the public. Last night he
ran swimming train" special, giving visitors
an opportunity to run out at p N. or 7 :4UP. n
and return to the city at 11P.M. Some hun
dred and fifty availed themselves Of
this opportunity to visit this beautiful retreat
It is the intention, we understand to make
this Saturday night swimming train" per
| manent thing for the season.
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H. q. EURMANNIRAur
Big Day ut Como

Notwithstanding the fact that it takes u
whole half day and evening, at present. to see
the numerous attractions at this plsoe. Col
knauff still continues to add novelties To-day
promises to surpass any heretofore for in adj
ditlon to the music. the boats. cool hooks. &c.
the Colonel has every preparation completed
for balloon ascension in the afte noon and q
gorgeous display Of fireworks in the evening
We cannot estim tie the crowd in advance but
advise every body To drive out and see for them
selves. 1t is one of the most delightful place.
in the State
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Il FALSE scent.
How An Insurance Agent Had Man Ar
rested for Incendiarism.

How An Insurance Agent Had Man Ar
rested for Incendiarism.
Chief of Police Weber received yesterday
morning certain kilograms from Frontenac,
Wabashaw county, descriptive of man
travelling from that place with unchecked
baggage, whom the chief was directed to ar
rest and hold. The man, a young Canadian
named Alfred Perry of most respectable and
innocent appearance, was accordingly locked
up on his arrival by the 1:54 P. NJ. train on
the Chicago, Milwaukee q St. Paul railroad.
BY the evening train over the same road ar
rived Mr.. Reyes from the same village, at
whose request the arrest had been made.
Then came the true inwardness of the case.
1t appears that on Thursday evening
last, the Touring mill at Frontenac owned by
Reyes was destroyed by fire, the origin be.
ing palpably the work of an incendiary.
Perry was an employe of Reyes, and
| the two locked up the mill at
IN. NJ. of the day named, the fire occurring
the same night, between II and II o'clock.
Previous to closing the mill, Reyes placed in
q drawer of desk in the mill office 81, 100
! in money, the act being accomplished with
out the knowledge of Perry or any one else,
as far as Reyes knew. Yesterday morning,
/ Ferry letG + FOnIeuaC, dnu WAS palu VIZ NJ
the depot by Reyes, being the formers wages
then due. After the departure of Perry,
there came along to Frontenac the insurance
agent in whose company the mill was under
written to the extent of $4,000, the prop
erty being valued at $4,000. Hearing of
the 81. 100 in the drawer and the departure
of Perry, this wiseacre of an agent induced
Reyes to telegraph the order for Perry's ar
rest. with which Reyes very foolishly COM
piled. Hence the whole business that
threatened a sensation.
Perry submitted patiently to his arrest.
but cried bitterly at the suspicion cast upon
his character thereby. When searched he
was found to have 1923 upon his person, and
his trunk, which was searched on the arrival
of Reyes, failed to develop trace of mon
ey. Reyes expressed the utmost sorrow al
the course ne had pursued in causing tho ar
rest of Perry, who had been most faithful
servant, and in whose innocence he had al
ways expressed the utmost confidence, bu
tho plaguy agent had goaded him on. Per
nv was liberated last night, after his trunl
was turned inside out by the chief of police
every one present-lncluding Keyes-exon
Grating the young man with perfect conf
, dence.
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Personal,

Marcus johnson, Of Atwater. Mimi, is with
Col. Allen.
John B. Raymond, of Dakota Territory, is at
the Merchants.
g. G. Long, of North Branch, is guest at
the Merchants.
IA. Brown, of Manitoba, is sojourning at
tho Merchants.
Charles II. Hinman, of Chicago, is registered
! at the Merchants.
f. s. Page, with his family. is visiting ST..
Paul, and IL the guest of his brother-ln-law,
Hon. Chas. A. Morton.
| At the Clarendon: Milo Carrier, Chicago;
Mrs. Gould, Mankato; d. Burr. Chicago; c. b.
Drinker, Elroy; Misses 8. r. and A. w. Long,
Minneapolis; B. f. LaRue, Lake City; J. Ii.
Kellxm, Chicago; s. Raleigh, Burlington, Wis;
F. Hubbard, Lafayette, Wis.
| At the Metropolitan: G. s. Whitehead, Balti-
more; j. G. Coldback Louisville; J.. B. Shaw,
| Milwaukee; G. B. Wright. Jr., Philadelphia;
Q. D. Child, Philadelphia; Miss Mary Cooke,
sandp,ssky; Miss Katie Wright: Philadelphia
=. s. Page, Iowa City; 81. b. keir, St. Louis;
j. F. Meek and wife, Montana; w G.. Clark
st. Louis; Miss Clark. 81. Louis; Miss nj.
Clark. St. Louis; Miss Hudson. st, Louis; Il.
+. Williams, St. Louis; s. B. Gault, Denver
Geo. +. Ingham. Aurora, ILL.,; T. h. Doyle and
lady. Minneapolis; j. 8. Culbertson, city; Jno
Neville. st. Louis; jeff Chandler, st. Louis
Jno G. Hallenback, New York.
4 At the Merchants: H. NJ. Mansen, Clea
Lake; f.. j. Tillman, st. Louis; s. A. Nor
ton, Mortified; j. +. Pumphry, Sheldon
8. Faulkner. Milwaukee,; r. W. Anderson
Grovcland. ILL.,; T. F. Stark. Milwaukee; d
Leland, Eau Clai g; H. r. Will ans, c. w
HILL Minneapolis; H. ". Kellogg, Knapp, Wi.
8. E. Finch Mankato; J. A. Tierney, Chicago
P. A. Ruckwell. Mrs. Skinner. Lake City; ]
W. Plummer. st. Louis: w. f. Garlic Fl. S
? Hogoboom GAINESVILLE; j. B. RAYMOND Dakota
| K. c. Long, North Branch; r. G. Robinson
Pine City; G. H. Mountaine, G. A. Lewis
G. w. Ross. Chicago; A. White. Cincinnati
e. E. Waller, Milwaukee; r. Roberts, Mauds
vile; NJ. Goodman. Chicago; Il. NJ. Thompson
> Milwaukee; j. McIntire, Eau Claire; +. o. Brien
Detroit, Mich; h. H. Wellington. Clear Lrk,
Farm; G. Paddock. St. Louis; H. A. Hersey
= Lake Elmo; H. ID. Ganse. st. Louis; Isaac STU
piles, Saltwater: A. s. Baum, New York; j
: johnson, Atwater; E. Thorn, nj. D., Lake City
A. G.. Frauman and wife, Lake City; l.. h
9 Herman, New York; J. A. Brown. Winnipeg
. h. a. Nor hen, Dubuquei E. H. Smith, P. v
g Peckham, Chicago; F. jacobson, New Yorl
: u. Banks, New York; A. E. Benson
: Chicago; C. 81. Hinnman, Chicago
u A. Rosenblatt, Chicago: J. Ownes, Milwaukee
t M. Swarz, New York; G. P. Jones. Peoria, Ills
B. H. Neuman and wife. Cuba, Mo-; w. E. Wi
z liston, Red Wing; L. B. Ely. II. K. Ely. Co,
d elton, Me-; j. B. Starkey. Fargo, ID. T.;
c Halliday, Batavia Ills.
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Reorg .nized.

There was meeting of the st. Paul Tenn
perance union last evening at the rooms on
Seventh street, when the society was reor-
ganized and the constitution changed to ad-
nit ladies as members. The following Off
GERS were elected:
President-C. d. Davis.
Observation-Disclosures 81. Randall. G. N.
Woodward. A. q. Cavender.
Secretary-S. S.sT.ylor.
Treasurer-A. P. Connolly.
Chaplain-John Stafford.
Executive com nittes-L. A. Gilbert, z. Fer
guson, e.. Maize. W. a. Faddis, A. FL. Winbish
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Henry Ward L., cher

Has chosen his great lecture. 1.-The Wastes and
Burdens of Society" TO de very in st. Paul
on the Goth inst. 1t is said to be his master
piece, though it is never preci,e the sane
upon any two occasions.
MIR. Beecher is phenomenal. With little
special preparation he speaks from tho inspira-
ton of the occasion, with full flow IF ideas,
great felicity of diction, luxuriant fancy. an
Astounding readiness of metaphor, and that
living power which comes from speech imbued
with the feeling of the time" Cincinnati
| Gazette.
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Elder Jobbins of Michigan hss given his
views of the millennium. He says: my idea
of the millennium is when religion won't cost a
cent for it's support" Jobbins pastor. who has
seven children to support. is unable to see mil
lennial glory dawning upon him. even though
the rest of the church people lean largely te
Jobbins' way of thinking.
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The Strasburg Clock.

The great success attending the exhibition
of this famous piece of mechanism has induced
the managers to remain three more days. AS a
perfect success in wondrous mechanism, the
clock cannot be excelled. and the thousa nds
yet who have not seen it, will have by its pro-
longed stay, last opportunity. Go and nee it
before its final departure.
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Two Popular Grades,

The extraordinary demand for our two pop
ular grades of Blue Flannel Suits, at $l3 and
$15, has far. exceeded most sangulns OK
pectations. We have used over one hundred
and fifty suits of each grade this season, and
received our fifth and last invoice of ffty suits
each, this morning, July Goth. They are made
by journeymen tailors warranted all wool. fast
colors, and perfect fitting; the most serviceable
and sensible summer suit in the market.
Boston ''One Price" Clothing House, 43 East
Third street, st. Paul.
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1t is to avoid the discomforts of crowd al
the sale OF seats that the Library Association
has adopted the auction plan of selling the
choice for the Beecher lectures. Tickets have
| been placed much lower than on the occasion
of his former visit. The sale takes place mex
| Wednesday morning.
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A. b U. w.

Members of Banner Lodge No. a. are re-
quested to meet at their hall promptly at 8
clock this Sunday morning, to attend the
funeral of Brother kargar.
W.D. Rooms, NJ. ".
]. b. SEx1As r.
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]. Il. SEx1As.
A. o. U. W.

The funeral of brother Charger. of Concordia
Lodge No. S, will take place Sunday m.rning
at o'clock. All sister lodges of the A. o. U.
W. are cordially invited to attend the cere-
mony. BY order of III. W.
n e. EupMANSreArr
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An examination of applicants to fill vacan-
cies as teachers in thest. Paul schools will take
place at the High School building Tuesday,
July 23d, commencing at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Can.
didates will please furnish their own pens.
NJ. HAGAN
Chairman Committee on Scho,la
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Chairman Committee on sche

P. T. Kavanagh, commission auctioneer, is
still selling the bankrupt stock. corner jackson
and Seventh streets. Monday will surely put
an end to it..
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Municipal Court.
before Judge Flint.
CRIMINAL.

G. G. Olson, Sudden Hurd and William Kes-
miensk; nuisance cases. In the first, the nui-
sance was abated, and the action dismissed
and the other two were continued until Mon
day.
Ellen NJ. Flynn, substituted for Patrick
Flynn; disorderly. Put under 800 bonds to
keep the peace, and discharged.
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Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale by
MORTON MOORE & Co..
Pioneer Press building.
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STRAYED.

StTRA4ED-0ne PAR Ray ponies, weigh about Elk
~ hundred, mare aud horse, four aud Ave yelrs
OLD. Liberal rev ri to any Returning them to
DR.. Stone, 10 ickson street. 1S6-tf
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FARM TO RENT.

FiOH RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como con. fnising
all the Improved Land within limits OF the SO.
called Lake Como Park, lying north of the "i.nEe
Johanna Road" together with the Buildings and
other improvements situate thereon, the neing
known 81 the Ayd place. BY order of the con:ftit
tee Public Parks, 81. j O'CONNOR,
11:-tf City Clea
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Rice Park Concert.

The weather last evening was everything
that could be desired for an open air prone
made concert. The heat was not excessive,
and a delightful breeze prevailed. OF very
excellent programme given below, the follow
ing were especially we'll rendered; A
Fantasia, by Belle, beautiful quadrille by
Strauss, "reminiscences of Verdi, and a
March, by Meyerbeer.
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PERSONAL.

Taken from the Mi1Deap, lis Pal ers.l
THO THE CITIZENS OF MINNEAPOLIS.- On
l experience III the handling of DIR. Z. b. Hall
days Blood Purifier is such that not afraid t
tell you that it is the most wonderful 'Blood Search
er" of the present age. No medicine went OF
of store that has given such universal satisaco
as it is giving today For CasIrh Kidney and Urinal
Diseases, Female Weakness and Nervous Debility v
indorse the statement Of DR.. Halliday, that 1t has
equal. CROSSMAN & PLUMMER, Druggis
Minneapolis.
lave you weak or sore eyes, caused by Catal
Ill some Scrofulous Disease? If you ha,
lose no time, but cleanse your blood with Or. Hal
days Blood Purifier, and your eyes will become
right Try 1t and you viii be surprised at the resu
For Kidney Complaints, Female Weaknesses, 81
Nervous Debility, 1t has equal in the ciylliz
world. AS this medicine has been extensively cou
terlsited, that "s. Blackford, Agent is bio1
in the back of every bottle. Ask your druggist
it, and If he does not keep it he will order for &c
| or address s. BLACKFORD, 81 Wabashaw street,
Paul, General Agent. MOVES BROS. b GUILE
| Wholesale Agents, st. Paul.
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THE WEALTH or 81. P.iUL.
AS 1t Appears by the Returns of the As
ses>Or for 1878.
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PROGRAMME

See important sale OF business corner in
want column, by P. T. Kavanagh, commission
auctioneer.
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The handsomest suite of bachelors quarters
in the city for rent, with furniture for sale at
q great bargain. House contains all tie mod
ern conveniences. Location most desirable.
Inquire at this office.
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IL real estate agent, opposite Merchants hotel, sells
large quantity Of farming lands at auction, at his
Office at II A. NJ. Saturday, July 9th. On Thursday
August 1st at II A. NJ, the premises, the residence
of s. Y. Chase, Pleasant avenue and square north
OF Third street On Saturday, August Sd, at II
the pre- nises, the Farmers HOTEL in West ST.
Paul Every single piece will be sold in good faith 70
the highest bidder, get your ducats ready and
come out and bid like little men. H. s. FAIKCHiLD.
Auctioneer. l8a-la1
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800 OnOroo LoAS;-1 am now prepared
applications. GHAS. RTHERIDGE, st. Paul.
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FOR SALE.

\NE RED REFER white on TWO hind legs, three
~ years cd. One red heifer, white face three
years DID, Will be sold the cath day of july 1878.
Sad two will be cold at the pub ic pound in the
city Of st. Paul, If not sooner released.
JOHN GUNNIFF,
1ST-1S9 Special Police.
li,Ok SALE One of tie finest residences in lower
Il town. Location and peighborhood unsurpassed.
Large lot, las feet front. House has IT rooms hot
and cold water, water closets, bath Ioom ard Ill mcd-
conveniencee Fine carriage house, stables, &c.
House and grounds In most perfect order. viii be
sold for much less than cost of Improvements. a
| bargain for party wishing an elegant home.
lb5H COCHRAN l. WALSH.
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AUCTION SALES.

A VALUABLE BUSINESS CORNER AT AUG.
n TION-I will sell tbs premises, Monday,
July %, at IL O'Clock a. the lot and TWO frame
houses corner jackson aud Pearl Streets belonging
property lies on the corner Immediately opposite the
fine row Of brick tenements lately erected by John
8. Prince Esd; 1t has frontage Jackson street
of 1917 feet, o feet Pearl street. and 1871 feet
on Cooper street. On either both corners of this
property successful "Cssh Groceryn or feed store
business be done. This valuable strip OF
ground il sold account of Mrs. Nelson's declining
| health Terms of sale, one-half cush, the balance
| in c4e year, with ton per cent interest.
P. r. KAVAEAGH,
1873 Commission Auctioneer.
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WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN

WAHTED-Dining room boys, st Elmo Lodge
w ct.