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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
LibIts taIonarios para preStaelones.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN que es donde
men 6 presi6e m6dicos dichss telonagtos;
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RIVERA sc,

Son socios gerentes Don Enl,
Don Antonio Espinosa Y Don
driguez, y Sc dedicara al conner,
yor Y menor, especialmente en- B
Rogamos a V. Sc sirva tomar
respectivas firmas y dispensarl
flanza, q la que sabremos corresl
namente.
Somos sus affmos, altos. s. s.
-Espinosa, Rodriguez Il Co.-Eu
"a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29

"ue..ta ajena, neguclar !
respUusaoilidad, y cnanLas
lie cradito y bEsnca GUS n
Est2tutes y Regiamentos.
Tipos aeordados para |
IL p96 annual para los des'
12pgs anuaI para los pre-
4p%9 comision de cobral
4pSo al trimestre sobre
p6sitos en- custodla.
Las cuentas corrientes 81
taruente ; no exgiendose ma,
dos por los ;obros J pagos.
La siguiente tarifa express
abona Ia Sociedad por las imI
20 flo:
De $200 arriba por 3, 4 y
anuat. I
De ii. id. por 6, Z, 8 6 !
e id. ID. por 10, Il, 6 il.
De id. ID. por Is meses en- a
Director, Marques de Ia Esp
tario, d. jose Antonio Gu
D Rvael Perez y Gasrta. Il
reaal0 VegG.
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b SEGUROS
J
ANCE COMPANY
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"THE MA

res.
.D.TT{, ( rraa 4.s5s,. iL.iAE f5ss 3AssIoT. Esq
caARJ} GAH D., Esq. FRED%R1lx GIREE. Esq
sss ME- 2 Dt1SS 1Iss fso Sir CHARLIE HENRY Mills
y.s..1 4 Iss" ~ !. T1t ~ IL i7s, Bart. n. T.
y of i,1 1 s;'nnslE, nsISc.E .o aEoEE IAwDoN AuxTc.
EERE MILJIAM aAroN So,
| iogN RALpN ENar.EDuE. .IlloBgRT WATsoN WtaLIs.
ESQ. ESQ.
BANQURHOS.
Messrs. GlYN. MILLS. CUBRIE h 60.
GERENTk.
ROBERT JoRN IL pcs.
srrIsRIRT EsN DENTE I'll CITAHO
DEPARTAMEEN'rtD.
FHEnEEroK Aucug1us WHITE.
Canital $4,000, 600. .-Reserva S1.7OO, ,0O0
Es,a cornpafat,is estabieeida en- 81 a6o 1886. ha
serado lnuchos aIt.S Y esta On combination con ia
psitfa ie Ia Eala Real Inglesa con $ cual ha ha
barcaLor,s pasauros. el seGuro Do los emharouas
ie dinero produeios eQuipajeS dc los nasalaros
'tros efeHos quo 81 embarduen en- este puerto.
TAsJFA FARA IoINERe.
Para las Antillas. - -: r.
Para IngatarfdY Ancta.. q p.H
se hara ma peqt a rebaja on los tinos snterior,.s
uantio los valores asegurados sem de s,nsider;.-
.iuu.
para el tipe de aeguro sobre n,ere0ncias I'or les
hpores do la conlpania de la MalA fl3ai tEglaaa
iinnes h11;as ie vela fiiIikiEBo los asentts
LATIMEK J. 90. ohra. 2l.
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Dssp .chandose uno ell IS de cada mes en- Liver
Tinos reducidos de Fletes.

Desp .chandoSe un0 Ell 25 dc ceda mes en- Liver
Tipos reducidos de Fletes.
Mercancias Sacos v: clos, Perfu
meri... Juguetes. Cachieria }6oL
DrOSaS.
Ouincallerfa aldmbre, cobre h. Por tone
ia de ata, clavos tubos para
"a ferreterIa, plrtura acei- lada de peso
te, jaica jabon. veiaS papel f5ol | ,.,
muebles, viver s, VINO. llco- medida
reiss rss sspli.uo.oo 'e. op 10 dol
Mad maria tho teniendo pi- zas
que pasen de dos tOnel ltuaS de i5O VapOr
peso y pailas para ucar. -.
Loza vidrieria, cerveza, clmlento 4oJ
ladrillOS, abOnOS. ............) -
Hero caldsros y t gone4 45I Ton de peso.
AFroz hasta $500 sacos, Isl paSa
de 1000 saeos, nete coDvenco 45L Idem.
..s..'''.'''.|
.Todo con cap de SO. siendo pagadero en- Liver
nooI s de 1917 Sendo Tag derO PuerC i-Itico.
Los fietes pagar en- Pue. to RICO Sc cob;artln al
cambio corrente GirOs las tecldS dc las uega-
da5 de los vaporeS g. ~
No Sc frmara conoaimiento per men1s de TO. i0s.
Las pleas bultos de maQulnatla que pason de
dos toneladas de peso. u otr. s mercancas no men
cionadaS arriba, fiete conventional
Sobre en- argues por un solo vapor de no menos
que 100 toneladas. para un solo Cons1gnatar1o, 50
Sbonard la caps, pagand Sc fete en- Liverpool q la
ontrega deluS conoclmlentos.
Para pormenores. dirigirse
an LIVERPOOL 49, los Sres. White For man Co.
8. JuaR T. Il. 1.atimeT q 70, ~
- Ponce ..,..., Pastor Marquee & Co.
- Mavau6ez Borda & Co.
- 11nadilla Amell. Julia 4 Co,
- Humacao 80. Noya Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
Vino AIel|a superior.

Sc vende por cuarterolas en- ell almacen de
Ell TELEGRAPH, San Jus9o IL, esquina la For
taleZa. Hta. rs K.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
BaIETIH Nll2HGclgTIL d PllEl EO-RIgD


PaEllI0a De sq$oRIFClOh.
Fur un alc en G 10
EOr S01S E1GSe9 10
4Oc I'm tElLnG5tT6
Poc mes en- la Capital ~
POE I'm id. en- la lSIa 20
Por uE ano en- la Peninsula nel e3tranjefo,
enviando al EsriGdico franco de porte oor el
corTeo Observation-Disclosures. IS
For un ano en- Ia Isla de Cuba. ->...... 10
A3- Los suscriptores que no Quief&c entendslse
con los ssnorss Agehtcs. L1eden harerlo dlrecta-
Mente con 6Sta Administration remitteEdO lmp0rte
3o gilscrpe!on en- 6rdeRes. nates de loteria seos
Ge correo, recibrGn el EOLETiN con taja aparte
Todas las suseripciones anuacios se pagan poE
aGola1tadO. ~
PRECIUS DE ANUNCI0S.
He una seis lineas de impression. publieandosa
haeta tres yeces % cts la iuisna proporclon ca
da rengon que seda de los seis. LOS precics Sc
ran tobles cuando los anunoios hayan lie pcbicarse
en- earacteres grucsos. en 4, ndmsros en tipos
c0Sro los de ostas ineeS. i Por mesSs amos sc ad
rNiten AnJincos s. DreciOs conv9nclOntieS
A8-Los communicates delinterior debon venir STEM
pre- Dor conducto de les Agentes del BoLETIN. No SO
devuelven los originates de los que publiqun,
nj se hace soidaria 10 Reduction del contenido de
los que vean Ia luzEa
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0Deraciones de cue Sc ocupa la sociedad.

Descoutar, preatar, glrar, ilevar cuen:as 60
rrie gas, adnitir deJositos, recibir imp2sclo-
,.es as.oiiuado lnleles, veriicar copranAas ,1or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
Sd)CHEDAaD rs.
sesleaaa Aa5aina
MERCANTIL
S. J., PUERTo-RICO.
AS0CIACION, DE CREDITO
CDNSTITUIDA POR ACC1ONES.

Capital social. .......... 80. 00o,000 noni,
III. realizado { Is de
Movienn"e 1871. 5 22l, ,904 81 efvo.
Acciones suscrlt4s Is de
Noviembre 1877 ............ 1O,51S
Id. ain suscrI!1ir. ............ 4,421
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
Circult
Gan 1llan p r IL

San Juan P. r. Is
Muy Sr. nuestro: Tenemos ell
ticipar q V. que IN esta fecha b
do una sociedad mercantil que
ta plaza bajo la raZon social de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
Vnlos sqperiores
LEGITIMOS
DE- VALDEPilAS, RIUJA 7 NAVARRO

En- ell almacen de Zarandona &. Co, Tan.
ca 4, Sc venden de estos eXcelentes vinos,
por garrafones y cuarterolas, q precios mo-
dicos. H. IL de F.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-29
EMpRESAS.
fENIksHSESAS.
LIN EA
DE VAPORES-CO CORREOS ESPANOLES,
entire Liverpooly Puerto.Rico,
lac vannrpc DO psta Inca snD las Siguieles

Los vayoes de ssta LIRea son los sguieats:.
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Carriages.

De Gonzalez Ralnes, salen diArtanaenue q tss
Aoa do 10 tarde para Rio-Diadrae Carolina OaGuas
euatxo para QangrSjog io-piedres. Aatad0e 3
alle desa FortaleSa. nhp. "a,
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PERSO NAL.

Peter Warner, DeadWood. at the Merchants.
Commodore 8. B. Coulson, Yankton, at the
Merchants.
Major w: Il: Dixie, Faribault, was among tho
visitors to st. Paul yesterday.
At the Merchants: A. d. Andrews, River
Falls; Col. I. j. Hubbard, Beaver Dam, Wis.
". W. Atherton, Kasson; 81. A. Bruins, Lyman
Loring, Moorhead.
Frank Catlin, for thirty years past resident
OF the st. Croix valley, in which section he is
noted as the boss fisherman, hunter and Boni-
face, is in the clty swapping jokes and remi-
niscences with his old friend, Guy Salisbury.
Professor Wolf, who will be remembered as
the efficient band leader of the Twentieth
United States infantry at Fort Smelling whom
stationed at that post, is in the city for visit
with old friends. He is now stationed Mt
Ward Island, and band master at Gen. Han
cock 8 headquarters.
Hob. John Gorham, State Senator from
Dodge county, passed through the city yester-
day on his return home from a trip over the
Northern Pacific railroad to Casselton, Dakota.
Mr.. Gorham reports the face of the country
all around Casselton swept clean by prairie
tires, which he pronounces the most destruct-
i've within his experience of twenty-five years
in the northwest. 'r
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United States District Court.


Ihe United States district court, Judge
Nelson on the bench, resumed business yes
terday morning and transacted the follow
ing:
The grand jury returned two indictments
as follows
Against Frank Elliott for counterfoiting.
He is charged with having made and passed
spurious coin at Faribauls on the goth of
June.
Against Sylvester V. r. Sherwood. for
embezzing, etc. He is charged with hay
ing converted to his use, while Postmaster of
Bralnerd, the sum of $2,66G belonging TO
the postoffice department. of the United
States. 80
The court then took up the case of the
United States against Sheldon s.. Jarrett
fremont Jarrett and Edwin G. Adams.
These are the parties known as the Zum-
brota counterfeiters, whose case has been
written up from time to time SO that the
public is thoroughly familiar With it's merits.
Inc case was promptly brought to trial, q
Jury being impanneled without difficulty.
Hon. W. W. Billson, district attorney, an
peared for the government, and Hon. j. B.
Brlsbin and Ansel Oppenheim, ESQ.,, had the
interests of defendants in charge. The tes-
timony, so far as given, is but REPETITION of
the alleged facts of the case as heretofore
stated in the GLOBE. The case will be re-
sumed to-day. :.
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Rd1nSeY County District Court.

luMSey county District Court.
The district court opened at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, Judge Wilkin presiding.
The case of Theodore Hamm Va. E.. P.
Webb and James Boyd was resumed, and
under court instructions verdict was re-
turned for defendants.
The prisoners who were given until
wednesday to plead, were martialed in
court, and entered pleas to their several in
dlctments as follows:
VIM. Cody, acknowledged that he was
rightly lndlcted-as to name, but not as to
TACT, pleading 'not guilty" to each of the
TOUR indictments for larceny of horse, for
larceny OF Col. Princes harness, for larceny
OF Capt. Heck's harness, for larceny df W.
H. Merrlam's beaver lap robe; against him.
VIM. II. Williams, or Wilson, indicted for
steallng clothes from Mr.. Fisher, of the
American express company, pleaded 'not
guilty.
John Froeber, the party who shot younp
Islley at saloon on the Como road, pleaded
not guilty, ana was released on $500 bail.
Frank Donnelly, one of the boys who
robbed Holl o. Parr, declared no was not
gu1lty, and was admitted to bail in $780,
Bartlett Connolly and Patrick McDonoush,
-~N-ASsS~ I'LL VA4O 6dho OuouSC, were as lnnO-
cent according to their own declaration, as
Donnelly, and were admitted to bail in tho
same amount.
jeff. Hudson, the murderous darkey,
pleaded not guilty, and had sE. X. Rollins
head assigned to him as counsel to prove his
innocence.
Theodore Smell, indicted for stealing S65
from his fellow workman, Kistner, on Nc
Grath's farm, pleaded not guilty. -.
Joseph Hendrickson, accused of stealing
$65 from Wiley, the painter, varied the mo,
notony OF SO much innocence by pleading
guilty and was remanded to await his SEN n
tence.
The court then took up the case of s. r.
Coe vs.. Mayo & Clark and James King. On
TIE GALL.
20. Gravel VS.. Mintzer.
2O9. Mintzer va. Shields.
So. Roles VS.. Mintzer.
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Humpty-Dumpty.

Tonight, Nick Roberts great Humntv-
Dumpty company will open at the Opera hon,e
Now laugh, let your wife laugh and your ne;ob.
boris wife laugh, and your cousins and vonr
sisters and your aunts laugh, for old Nick will
be there with new tricks, new. features, ahead
of any and every company in America. With
prices to suit all. Only Is. SO and Is cents IN.
Guiding reserved seat s
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DAILY GLOBE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Tho Daily Globe viii be sent by Mail,
postage paid, from date until election. for
Twenty-Five Gents. One threo-cent stamp
Will carry twenty 1--WE cent silver coin In
tho mails.
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FOX HOUNDS.
FOX HOUNDS.

The master and huntsman Of the Fairmont Hunt.
pack of fox hounds for sale, either in pack couples
or s1ngly: The pack comprises eleven dogs and
seven bitches six couples Of which have been reeu
being young hounds just right to train and hunt the
coming season. These hounds are carefully bred
from the best English blood good even size, very
iast, ana thoroughly trained to foxes and wolves.
Die hounds 1s rarely presented. Address 1t once
ARTHUR LYON, Master,
1ot- FairmOnt, MINI
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DAILY GLOBE FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
Tho Daily Globe will be sent by Mail.
postage paid, from date until election. for
Twenty-Five Cents. One three-cent stamp
Will carry twenty five cent silver coin In
the malls.
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The Grand J,t2',y.

Yesterday was an off day for booming work
with the grand jury. The Isaacs- Orschel case
was resumed, but no conclusion reached. In
the afternoon the county institutions were
visited, and reports of the respective inspec.
tions will be made out this morning.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09
Important to Lawyers.

SENATE Pads. Legal cap and note Sizes
new article, made of fine MANILA writing
paper of superior quality; made up expressly
Tor 10 use with either pen or pencil; four pads to
"a Sae 1eam; 24O leaves in each pad. For sale by
Sherwood Hough, corner Wabashaw and Third
streets. sr' -. ~.
Inc enterprise of that popular man, Cald-
WELL Is attracting the notice of every person of
good taste in the city. His two magnificent
establishments are completely transformed in
IN the West. Handsome patterns of lineoleum
cover the floors; new Autographs adorn the
walls and the new lights overhanging the side
walks are marvelously elegant Remember to
look out for tho two Blue Fronts, g. to 66
jackson street and 104 West Third at. ..f7a.ar-
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TWENTY-FIVE cents ',OiN secure you a, daizu
paper tor the campaign. Send that amount to
the GLOBE and Vou aoizz receive the Daizu 1,ost,;d
from date until the November election,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09

democrats should make an active canvass d,.y-
ing the meet Jeao days and secure large lists Of
names for the DAILY GLOBE we will send it
post paid from no1o until the election in Nope,a
Ger Jor twenty-five cents.
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1he DAILY GLOBE a0iU be sent postpaid
from 7oD W7atsl the election IN Novenabe,'
for Twenty-Five cents. Send TN the names.
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Jay GOuld's Pacific Roads.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 7.-Jay Gould arrived here
to day from Colorado and left for tho East by
the Toledo q Wabash road tonight. In con-
snltatldn between himself, Benjamin W. Lewis,
president Of the st. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern, and A. L. Hopkins, of the Toledo &
Wabash, it was finally and for the first time de-
termlned that the two roads should be operated
under one management and that headquarters
should be in st. Louis. Mr.. Gould was ques-
TONED regarding the situation Of mis- affairs in
colorado, but he was very reticent and would
state nothing, except that he will not part with
either the Colorado Central, the South Park or
Denver d Rio Grando roads. and that he means
to stand by them.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09
hVening CT asses at the st. Paul Business
CO1lepe t.s'..s.-. ..t... ~

commencing at o'clock at the st. Paul
business College, corner Third and Jackson.
!na this college has the confidence of
me business community, and shows a com
Plete record by endorsements from the most
se asG h; ana highest sources. Has received
th;na that uss. prizes Tor superiority in every
Young men should enter now and Get the Hi
benefit OF the evening course. Charges mcder.
ate IN comparison to advantages and BENEFITS
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LEGAL LORE.
How 1t Was Shown In Various Judicial
Bodies Yesterday.

How 1t Was Shown in Various Judicial
Bodies Yesterday.
The Supreme Court. ...--...
The supreme court met at $50 yesterday
morning, and transacted the following bust
ness:
No. Sin the matter of j. s. Upton & Co.,
relator, VS.. Robert A. Irwin, respondent
Reset for October II, by request of respon-
dent.
No. l3-The State Of Minnesota OK rel.
Seth w. Long, Ira G. Trowbridge and Dem
mis- Sheehan, VS.. E. st. Julien Cox. Writ of
mandamus. The cause came on to be tried
on the writ, and the record ordered returned
to this court. Argued and submitted.
NO. 13-John @. Porter, respondent, vs..
John Montgomery. Appeal from clerks
taxation. The clerks taxation in favor of
respondent set aside, and an order issued
that tho balance of judgment in favor of
respondent, after deducting the 5000 set-off
against judgment for costs in favor of ap-
pellant, appellant to have judgment for such
costs after his set-off.
No. 1O4-Start T. Gjerners ct al, respon-
dents, vs.. Il. G. Fladeland ct al, appellants.
Motion to affirm Judgment argued, motion
denied, and cause set for hearing on it's mer-
Its Dec. 5.
An order was entered admitting A. E.
Flint of Warren, Marshall county, to prac-
tice in the courts of this State.
Saturday, Oct. IS, at 10 A. NJ, was desig-
mated for the examination of candidates for
admission to the bar, and Messrs. r. e..
Blgelow, II. A. Wilson and j. Peyton Boyle
named as the committee of examination.
Adjourned to $50 this morning.
CAUSES TO-DAY.
The causes to be heard to-day are:
No. 6O-Jesse P. Farley, appellant, VS..
Norman W. Kittson, ct al, respondents.
Order from Ramsey county.
No. 99-Trustees of the Hamline Univer-
sity of Minnesota, respondent, va. William
&. Hendrickson, as administrator, etc., ap-
pellant, Judgment of Ramsey county.
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The DAILY GLOBE ,ci7 be sent pos tpaid from,
''o'o until the election in November for Is cents.
Send in the Names ..-@:.. s-z-s...
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do you laugh? No. Does your wife laugh?
No. Does your sister, your nan servant, maid
servant, your OK or your ass2 Well, 20 to
Aumpty-Dumpty tonight and settle it. Only
rs, SO and rs cents. -, =
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ALL AROUND TIE GL0B RE.

During September $4,000 was added to the
racine railroads sinking fund by withholding
from those roads that amount due them by
the government for transportation,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09

k'ok RENT-A nice furnished room suitable for
-: one or TWO young men. Address Mrs B..
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nor RENT-One nicely furnished front room m
IL stairs, at 81 E. Eighth street 2s2.7 sp
DOR RENT-several very nice rooms in the NC
Sluilan Block, corner Of Wabsshaw and Third
streets. Suitable for Offices or sleeping rooms In
qur go OF MEAD THOMPSON, in the building.
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REAL EsTATE-In the City.
In tho Country

GTRANdKR-nyo you want any good fsrmino lana
81. Paul MINI. --- - 1 - S
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09

NICELY furnished rooms to rent. ST No. oO0 Tort
~ street, with or without board. 26aeo
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WEORK WANTED-By steady. reliahla srd ~,
w ling young man, while studying law EVENING"
Pest references Address J. ". s.. care of 81. M. q.
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TlAILORs WANTED-six frst cl... ~. 1o.7-e--
l. at Mcdrath's, los East Third street, St. Paul.
246.
WANTED-A good, reliable German bow. 16 or II
w years OF age, acquainted with the grocery
business Address, Il. F., this Office 247:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-09

Await was found on Robert street at o'clock
A. NJ. yesterday, and taken to police headquar-
tiers: Officer Clouse did the soothing syrup
act Tor SIX or seven solid hours, until the little
girl was restored to her parents, who reside on
the corner of Fifth and Rosabel. 1t we're wise.
when parents lose their children, as it seems
they are bound to do, to make inquiries at
police headquarters as all estrays are run in
there. --,..-a ..- -. - --..
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TO RENT-Roons.

WANIED-By an experienced dressmaker, Who
w can give good references. sewing to do in pr-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~. specially; old garments made over in the
latest style l24 Wabashaw street, st. Paul, MINI
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4 YOUNG lady who has taught school Years -
a sires situation as copyist, sales lady, teaoher
OF correspondent. Address Miss Mary L. Groean. 81
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Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24

One Stove with all the new improvem ents of ex- tension hearth, shelves. anti-clinker grates Mica fronts, nickled Trmmings.)
 Stove furniture, consisting of Wash Boiler, Tea Kettle Iron Pot and Kettle, Dipper, Grdron Spider Griddle, four Baking Tins, Dripping-pan one Joint one Rocker: two Wash Tubs; two Wood Fails, two Brooms. Rolling Pin. Choppiny Tray, Scrub Brush. wash Board, Soap Dish, one Flour Sieve, one Set Kitchen Knives and Forks. two Iron Spoons, one Wash Basin. one Bread Board Coffee Pot. Tea Pot one Dish Pan, one Dust Pan. two Milk Pans, two Tin Pals two Sad Irons Cake Bowls Plates Pie Patters, Pudding Dlshes Pepper and Dredge Boxes. Orators. etc., etc. 3-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-24
DEFERRED LETTERS.
ROXBURY.

On the 9th, inst, there was an interesting concert in the Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church. It was a pleasant day and there was a full congration.
 On the 9th inst, MT. W. V. Coe, of New Haven, by request, began a series of re- ligious meetings, held every afternoon and evening, closing on Saturday. MT. Coe is not an veangelist in the common acceptation of that term, but plain, courteous, earnest, business Christian man, who presents pure Bi- ble truths pointedly, and who has at heart the interests of mankind and of his Master. He gives his time and strength, paying his owl travelling expenses, and refusing any pecuniary reward -. On the 9th, inst, the first street lamp was erected, on Warmers corner-more are to fol- low.
 Your Washington correspondent speaks of the fatality attending the numerous cases of pneumonia in that that town, this season, in spite of the skill and attention of the resident physician. Will not ''J," or the doctor him. self, give the public some instructions and general directions regarding the symptoms and treatmen of that deadly and very com mon disease? I think they would be read with interest, and result in practical good
 NEFF.