Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-04-20
SALTWATER NEWS.
The latest outflow is your arm?

The latest outflow is your arm?
: Chew Golden Rule. Use nothing else.
meeting of Royal Arch Chapter No. II.
is called for Saturday.
Smoke Druggists Sundries. The boss
five cent cigar in America.
DR.. Haskill's "What Is IT, for sale by
Tim Fox, opposite First National bank.
Soda water, soda water for those who
thirst. Ice cold and refreshing at Mellin's.
The little store around the corner pre-
sents'a very neat and attractive appearance.
Charlie Webster has returned home from
st. Paul, where he has been attending bust
ness college.
Tho steamers Arkansas and Diamond 10
arrived Friday with freight for St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Rees Brothers, of the N. Y. o. P. Clot b.
ing Hall, are undoubtedly the only strictly
one price clothiers in the city.
Fine assortment of groceries at bottom
cash prices. Call and examine. T. Kitty,
corner Fourth and Churchill streets
Mr.. VIM. veazie is erecting stable thirty
six feet square at the Lily Lake Driving park
for his trotting stock now in training.
"Western Enamel;,' best and cheapest
ready mixed paint in the market. Try it.
For sale at the City Drug Store, A. Wilkison.
Look at the splendid stock of trunks in
the newly fitted up trunk department. down
stairs in the New York One Price Clothing
Hall.
If you want to know where to buy the
cheapest and best groceries in Saltwater, go
to Wheeler Bros.
The New York One Price Clothing Hall
carries the largest stock of ready made cloth
ing, gents furnishing goods, hats, caps,
trunks, etc. in the city.
The excursion to Hudson Thursday even
ing was slim affair, and We understand that
the social dance in that city labored under
the same disadvantage.
A number of hands on the steamer Arkan-
sas made strike yesterday; the cause stated
by them was that they were overworked and
could not get their pay.
"Chamber of Commerce" best SC cigar in
the market, at Kennedy's, Main street.
Mr.. Taliesin Evans, county clerk Of Onei-
da county, New York, was in this city
Thursday purchasing lumber to erect a
granary on his farm in Polk county.
The Episcopal church debt has been can
celed. What the fair proceeds lacked of pay
ing the debt was kindly made up by few
gentlemen, who generously subscribed the
requisite amount.
Richard Daw and James Connors have sup
piled themselves with complete facilities with
which to manufature the best carriages,
wagons, ETC., in the market. They have Sc
cured the services of frst-class workmen.
'"Tuck'' Williams, notorious character,
we'll known in Minneapolis, was up yesterday
town. lie succeeded in departing in the
Yesterdays Saltwater news was handed to
us yesterday morning with the information
that the trains failed to connect at White Bear.
That is the reason that there was no Still
water news in yesterdays GLOBE.
Wheeler Bros. warrant crockery and glass
ware at lower figures than any other house
in the valley.
E. w. Durant yesterday disposed of
498,605 feet of logs to Weyerhauser &
Denkman, Rock Island; $4,000 feet to
Renwick, Shaw & Crossett, Davenport, and
100000 feet to Schulenberg, Roeckeler & Co.,
St. Louis. These sales dispose of all logs
held by Mr.. Durant in Savannah Bay and
Cat Tail slough.
About 10 o'clock Friday Albert LIE Rue
discovered barn owned by Mr.. Egaard,
who lives near the Oak Park bridge, in
flames. Giving the alarm, he quickly pro-
ceeded to the barn, and took out horse and
cutter. By this time assistance arrived, and
every thing, with the exception of the barn
and hay, was saved. The house, which is
situated about 60 feet from the barn, had a
narrow escape. A number of vague theories
az to the probable causes of the fire are Of
fered, but nothing definite has been dis
covered.
Smoke Manhattan clear Havana cigar; &c
cents, three for 25 cents.
Andrew Smith, an old gentleman residing
with his son-in-law, G. L. Boutwell,, neal
Comedian lake, was brought before the judge
of probate, Friday, to be examined with re-
gard to his sanity. Mr.. Boutwell, declared
that he was insane, and that it is not safe tc
have him at large. The examination was
postponed until tomorrow. Public opinion
preponderates in favor of Mr.. Smith, and
number of gentlemen have not hesitated to
affirm that he is perfectly sane, and that
there is some Interior motive in Mr.. Bout
Wells action. Yo-morrow's examination
will undoubtedly elicit all the facts in tn
case.
EDiscOpnL Fair.
The Episcopal fair held IN Opera Hall
Thursday evening, was success both finan
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