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Selected Bostry.
oLD AND sew TIME.

BY BRIT HARTK.
kov well We know that figure Iimned
On every slmsnsc's & MT Page:
re beard unshorn, the hsii untrimned,
The gaunt limbs bowed and bent with age;
ytst weIl-kn wn glass with sands run out;
That scytne that be VISA won't TO WELD
With shIivelrd arms, that made us doubt
zis proves in les harvest fed.
ar, hin ve knew But who comes here
Frnnked With the fashion Of the town
Iris upringaid, who, in Jest or jeer,
TrSes on old Times vell-frostea crown9
PEin is paint Youths freshest down
Through penciled wrinkles shows too soon
IRE bright nnischievous fscs Of clown
seneath the mark Of psntaloonl
Z doubtful Jest, hove'er well played,
To mock the show Of neeting breath
VIA YOUTHS light laugh, and masquerade
This gaunt step-brother Of grim death
!, this moralist 10 teach
The equal fate of small and larger
Fssce- yet one rDoment-gfve him speech
5efore We give the scamp in charge
VI ..Aasr. .hfl ~
. rave no grace from those who dream
Time only was, and from the past
III draw the wisdom that they deem
WIN only i've ana only lsst.
? me Ia not old, as all vho've tried
70 kill or cheat him must attest
4 nd out ward symbols carrot hide
The same fierce pulse that stirs your breast.
&c old stock properties you preach,
To truer symbols must pay tithei
AcCormick's reapers better teach
Ny truths than yoz, old-fashioned scythe
TIE racing timers slender vsne,
That marks the quarter-seeonds pass,
esnts out its morals much more plain
Than e'er was drawn in sand through glass.
e 70 bring in eomlier dress
And newer methods, these things less new,
/ lain that honored name still less
10 be consistent than be true a. O.. ~. .
Z nine be not the face that's cast
n every almanee's sad rhyme,
Ieok through them-all that there will last
Hes written In these leaves OF Time"
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ss,oartt.... for tn, 2ffirssta'.
4 GIRLS STRATAGEM.
zxom THE GERMAN OF EMIL marriott.

-idonie was pretty, clever girl, snd
8. he same time very unhappy. Why
FIR the simple reason, because every
opportunity was lacking for her to show
Der preference for the male sex. She
lived amongst her parents and younger
5-others and sisters, the monotonous life
Q; all young girls who live in q large
cry and are not wealthy. Her daily
efSxs were divided between housework
and disconteuted thoughts-snd in the
evening when she retired to rest she
rev thst the coming day would bring
our the same as the day before. Her
future seemed to her like 8 hot, dusty
highway, along which she must travel,
0-e stretch a day, until she st last
reached the end, to die. Her parents
we're poor; balls and parties were not
fought OF, for money and acquaintance
we're lacking, they never even walked on
she promenade, for they had no toilettes.
Sidonie liked best to stay at home and
rad French novel. Then she could
e5.eu weep in earnest if an elegant bouS
61ir or dress was described. Love scenes
s1e read with GOODNESS. The few adj
1.rers that she had possessed were
.re&ted with unparalleled GOODNESS. "Of
whSt can these people be thinking ?"
sad she, nearly beside herself. GAS if
o-e could live on love. / SHOULD hold
Myself too highly for that meagre price.
To me nay poor girlhood is horribly UNI
pie&ssnt; but TO be obliged to play the
needy wife seems still more terrible, for
there is no changing it. MOI Rather
vii remain in my old prison. A second
! could not endure !"
She WAS often scolded for her discon-
tentedness; they reproved her, but she
worked willingly, her thoughts always
busy.
- OF what use is my industry? Who
i interested IN q diIigent girl? They
are only good for poor devils, that are
compelled from sheer necessity, TO found
s home. Rich gentlemen do not need
diHgsnt, but pretty, riquant wives. !
an both. Where shall find the rich
young man /? ..
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aWbst,s the matter, INV dear % {

.."What's the matter, my dearp said
kind wife to her husband, who had sat
for half an hour with his face buried in
h 5 hands, and apparently in great tri>
bulation. ooh, / don't know Pve felt
like fool all day" "Well," said his
wife consolingly, "you lsok the very
picture of what you feel"
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more happy marriage, and made ole
poor poet the less in the world. | think
to work much more good is seldom in the
power of a woman.
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Sidonie had 8 young cousin, who had
placed his hopes little on her, and one
sunday when she had chosen to remain
ST home alone, instead of going in the
nest and dust with her parents and the
children on an excursion, he came and
brought her little box of freshly pub
Esned poems. Holding his cousin IS an
unhappy and very pOetical being he
thought to give her great pleasure.
Sidonie, who wSs lying in her old,
everyday dress, on a leather sofs, SIS
r0rchalAnt and piquant as countess on
her divAn-for prettier and more peevish
than ever meteorological to glance at
the poems, and turning the leaves, read
g. Spring" Loves Presentiment,"
Longing" then said 40 how insipid 70
But listen to these" exclaimed her
cousin, as he read few aloud. They
sre as good as the production of the
-z6jority of poets, who, because they feel
poetical, believe themselves to be
r9etsl" A bombast of besutiful senti,
neuts; no new thoughts, no great sddi>
ion, nothing individual in the whole
book.
so, be still" said she, "snd excuse
lose ardent lines, these pretty little
2sems nc more. But perhaps you are
yourself the suthor."
"Ono," exclaimed he laughing. al
ave no time to write poetry; but 1 am
acquainted with the author"
"Who is he, then?" ,.
1.-THE son of the lately deceased Gov
ernor T."
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UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

| NREDEEMED PLEDGES at Great Bargains at
- the original Pawnbroker's Office of E. IYTLE.
No Al Jackson street. 1'
HS~OpPOSITE MERCHANTS HOTEr, 81.
:, Gold watches of every grade and make cheaper
thsn can be bought elsewhere in the Sta g.
SILVER watches OF all descriptions; open and hunt
Gold guard and vest chains, gold neck chains.
crosses and pendants gold and flied band brace ats
s0ld lSkarat gold rings, band rings, stone rings Of
Revolvers of al makes.
big stock of breech and notwithstanding guns.
very cheap. s"ns'
Bardou rife telescope with ane, compact, sole.
leather case. No more trouble to carry it than an
ordinary field glass. Warranted to see bullet hole
II GOO yards We will send this telescope to any re-
sponslbe party on approval wi warranty as above.
Cost $50, will tell for 1856.
number Of very field glasses, for sale at half
price; also, several very fine Frenh opera glasses.
one engineers transit, made by Gurley Of TROY.
e1a Inch NEEDLE with 81 inch vertical circle with
$29o, for S1l0 Warranted to be in rst-class shane
FINE ne, case, and eyeryth pg complete.
CLOCKS of all grad and makes.
Observation-Disclosures.
Diamond brooch with earrings to match, very fine
and brilliant; cost $3.50, for S2Ou.
one magnificent diamond brooch and earnings SET
cri sse., studs, etc. 1850
Boys stem winding watch and chain, in good run.
ming order, for only 40 cents each -
Ills chubby hand on his side was pressed
And he turned for moment listening ear:
"Mother"' cried he, 'I've got watch!
can feel it ticking right under here.''
Everybody should provide their little bows with
one of these watches "1''
Agreat novelty is the combined ice pick and can
opener: The 'slickest thing out" ssworks like :
charm both ways" only 10 cents
Inc popular silver pouch for carrying sill ,er
change, made of fine kid with magic clasps, only
IS cents, sent by mail to any address on receipt OF
price and stamp.
Money to loan on all goods Of value E. LYLE
PaWnEroker, Al Jackson street, st. Paul.
Cg1OPPOSITE THE MERCHANTS HOTEL sE
2l5
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Change of PrOprietorship.

There is hardly housekeeper in the city that
is not regular. or at least, an occasional pa
tron of the popular fish, fruit, poultry and vege-
table establishment at the corner OF Wabashaw
and Sixth streets, 40 we'll kept by W. III. Eddy
Mr.. Eddy has disposed of his interest in the
aforesaid institution to Messrs. Kent & Little.
Mr.. Kent has long been connected with the
house of c. j. Monfort & Co., and is thoroughly
acquainted with the wants of the city trade.
and knows exactly how to serve his customers
satisfactorily, Mr.. Little has been for some
time employed at the headquar' ers department
OF Dakota. in this city. Both gentlemen are
young, active and full of business energy, and
we can assure the public, that no pains will be
spared by them to render the store, corner Wa
bashaw and Sixth streets, more popular, if pos
sble, than ever. Everything will be kept in
the fish, fruit, vegetable, game and poultry
line, and will be frst-class in every respect.
The strictest attention wi be given to the or
ders of their customers in the most minute de-
tail, and every effort made to merit the appro-
baton of all who favor them with a call.
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Station, and its Surroundings.
The new railway station at White Bear being
close to the lake, is proving great convenience
to the public, as shown by the large and in
creasing number of passengers, who enter and
leave the train at that point
The public boat house, kept by Mr.. L, W.
Dunn, has been we'll patronized, and further
Improvements are being made.
The new bath houses are ready for business
and MIR. Dunn has rented the new building on
posite the station, where he has fitted up wait
ing rooms, dining room, etc.. particularly
adapted to the wants of families anu small
pleasure parties.
Picnic grounds are close by, and it should be
observed that boats, baths and restaurant, are
all close to the depot, and connected with it by
sidewalks. Under the convenient arrangements
now made by the railroad company, visitors
can secure boats or bathing accommodations in
half an hour from leaving Sibley street, and no
delay, or necessity for a long walk or wagon ride
need be encountered.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DARTNER WANTED In Lake hotel, already es.
i ta0lished and doing frst-class business Lo-
cation near to st. Paul and Minneapolis, on railroad
lne. Five to ten thousand dollars required. No
beler opportunity has ever been offered to an enter
pr1slng man tomake money. Address B. W. LAKE,
dLoBE ONCE 204-234
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MEDICAL.
nERSONAI-lIa,

DERSONAL-lIave you weak or sore eyes. caused
u by catarrh or scrofulous disease? Ifvou
nave, 1850 no time but cleanse your blood with Dr.
". Is. Haiildays Blood Purifier. Use in connection
the catarrn inhalant and your eyes will become ali
right Try it and you will be surprised at the re-
suit. For kidney. urinary diseases and female com
plants it has no equal. As this medicine has been
extensively counterfeted, see thst IS. Blackboard"
s blown in the back of every bottle and has bronz
ed autographed label Ask your druggist for it !:
and II he does not keep it he will order it for you or
will send it to you with testimonials Of soma NJ
the best citizens of ST. Paul Address s. Blackboard
146 West Third street. St. Paul MINI. l3l :
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Strangers, and Particularly Ladies are In
terested In This.

The 80 Cent Store will be moved into its old
quarters, No. West Third street, the last of
this week, and until such removal, the present
stock at Nos. IA and 16 West Third street, will
be cloS ed out at wonderfully reduced prices.
These goods must be sold to make room for the
fall goods, and all who purchase before removal
may be sure of great bargains. Don't delay a
single moment. If you need anything for
household or personal use, go at once to the SO
Gent Store, and you can buy it cheaper than
eyer hef re
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
oo., ~ AUCTlON-I will sell on Wednesday,, Aug.
2otn at II O'Clock a. M, the two-story frame house
aho large grounds, No II College avenue, near
Cedar street The house built at an expense of
S2,15O, has ten rooms, good cellar, and Phalen
wafer. Inc lot is 40x12h In rear of this property
1eet WIDE widening at distance of IL feet from the
street TO 81 feet and running back feet with good
parn thereon. The owner of this fine property has
1orce it On the market 1T public sale. Its central To-
cation, and in the midst Of very quiet and gentee
neighborhood, ought to make it O very desirable
sale. pr KAvaNaG9 ~
1o6-lo Commission AuctiOneer
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FIVE CEN rs A LINE
AUCTION SALES.

sell ut the residence, corner Of Nash and De
Bow streets, Thursday August 2lst, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, all the furniture Of Rev. Henry Cross, former
pastor Of the First Baptist Church of this city
sisting n part of one fine octave piano. Rosewood
case, carved legs, patent Agrafe treble and over.
strung bass, only been used few months. Also, one
very fine bedroom suite one narIor se one
~ brown reps; one etagre, camp chairs, center
TABLES extension table, kitchen and dining room fur
nture, bedding, bedsteads, etc. Also select pr :
vate library. Reason for selling, Mr. Cross is about
TO remove with his family 10 New York.
90, P. II. KAYANAGH,
wi Commission AuctiCneer
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IVECENTS A LINEj
The GLOBE Want and Employ.
mGlt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
o. hve cents line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty. five
cents, three-line advertisement, Of situa-
lions Wanted and Situations offered, and con-
tinue the advertisement until the object sought
ior 10 accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
the man ont Of work can advertise for q situa-
ton until he finds one,
DER line each insertion,
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Home. Sweet Home

For desirable residence within few min
utes' walk of your place of business, attend
the sale of house, barn and two lots, at No. II
College avenue, on Wednesday next, at 10
o'clock A. NJ
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To Lunnbernnen.

Sealed proposals will be received until August 2Oh
1879, for lumber needed to build 7OO,O0O-bushei
Elevator Amount required, about 2,4OO,O 900 feet.
For specifications apply at the Office of the St. Paul
Warehouse Il Elevator Company. Lumber to be
the st. M & M. Ry. Co., in this city. The Com
pany reserve the right to reject any "r all bids.
215-l8 w 8. TIMERMAN MANAGER
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Services at Camp Hu,burt
to-day, conducted by DR.. Knickerbackcr, of
Minneapolis, at p. m. Trains leave st. Paul
at sos a. m. ESQ and p. m. Returning leave
the lake at l, 5:45 and p. m.
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tNOE SALE-Qua, ter medium Universal Press in
IL irst-class order. Will sell or trade for smaller
press Address E. B. MITCHELL, Ninth street.
between Cedar and Minnesota. 315.we&sat
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1IOTEL FOR SALE-One OF the hest nav;ne,
LII hotels il this State, well advertised and yerT
popular. Lease, furniture and good WILL for sale at
bargain Address box 566, P. O., st. Paul 1867
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Il CINE cylinder, lsx24, in good running order. Gan
be seen running at elevator upper Third rect
2O4* W. S. IIMERMAN Manager
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The Metropolitan hotel of this city, i'll its
improved condition in every department, is re-
garded by the travelling public as the best hotel
in the northwest
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FOR SALE.

Il 8-horse-power boiler. Inquire of E. 3. MITCH.
ELL, Ninth street, between Minnesota and Cedar.
2l5tu-thu.sun -
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Hotel Site For Sale.

HOTEL SITE FOR Splendid location for a
III summer resort, beautiful lake, fine hunting and
fishing. Railroad station within Il mile. Only six
miles from St Paul and Minneapolis or satisfactory
to build and keep hotel. Address, A. K. BARNUN1,
ST. Paul, MINI. 2O1-2SO
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" n0n ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
t,UVU hons, convenient to railroad stations,
prime wheat lands or natural meadows as you may
prefer IN tracts Of 100 to $40 acres nKandyoh Chip
PeWa, Pope and Stevens counties, for sale by
LEONARD 3. HODGES. st. Paul, MINI. 31-dAw
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PROPOSALS.
To Iron ROOferS.

Proposals wi be received at the Office of the St.
Paul Warehouse 4 Elevator Co. for covering aud
roofing Elevator "B'' with iron. Prof. O ais must
ttate form of covering, kind of iron used and style
of joint. Building will be 212xS8 feet, and about
l25 feet high The Company reserve the right to
reject any all ids. Bids will be received until
september LIST, 1879 W. 8. ZIMMERMAN,
2l5-29 Manager.
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LOST AND FOUND.
TO LOAN.

I OST--Dark bay horse, short name and tail Re-
~ turn and receive reward to G. E. JUDD, Is
Robert street. o15-16
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Everybody is going to the Dalles. Go while
the water is good. Only 49, 90 for round trip.
See P. T. Kavanaghs advertisements in the
want column this morning.
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LHOR SALE-Light buggy, in good running order,
" price $25. Address BUGGY, this Office 81 IS

WTANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson.
'! Fisher & Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
ana Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wabashaw
street, is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country: All correspondence promptly answered
and work fully warranted. Al CREIGH,
l5o General Salesman
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TO EXCHANGE.
BOARDING.,
PAINTING.

lDklV ATE BOARDING With or without rooms at
l. LA kobert street. MRS. J. S. PECK. 2l4
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Jump SEAT SLEIGH, FOR SALE-One Qui,nbv
- & Hallowell finest pattern and best manufacture
Jump Seat sleigh, for sale at great bargain; also,
: :hree hne imported robes. Apply to J. NJ. EMER-
SON, at VIM. Lees store, 6 and Is East Third
eree1. 211-217
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In the Country.

GTRANGER-If you want any good farming land
- write to or inquire of LEONARD B. HODGES
81. Paul MINI.
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Great Western Band at Lake Elmo Sun.
day.
Grand regatta and promenade concert at
Elmo, Sunday, the 18th inst. Excursion trains
leave ut 3 and 1920 p. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as principal of graded
w school. Eight terms experience as teacher.
1--we Two years course Ut Normal school. Can furnish
Mills, MINI. 81 o1c .' "a
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Stores

No. 30 Sibley street, form 1ly occupied by Mil,er
\ Mccarthy. Enquire of BEAUPRE ALLEN Il
hEOdd. IT.
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WANIED-Si'uation by drug clerk who thorough
w ~ understands the prescription business. a.
dress, stating amount expect to pay, Druggist box
POP, Waseca, MINI. oiox IA
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HORSES CARRIAGES Sc.

DAINTING-P. F. FITZGIBBON, house All,
L sign painting, No. lS7 Jackson street.
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WANTE p experienced groceryman and sales
~ man from the East des res situation in some
business. 3D. IS South 7th st. Mnnea po1;s. Soae
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Visitors to White Hear Lake
VIII Ind boats of all kinds; we'll furnished
bath house, and restaurant, at Lake Shore sta
ton. r. w nuNN
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w ANiED-By young an. place to work
morning and evening for his board. Best of
A0.01oAAC' S4Veu. AUOreSS y. A., this Office.
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WANTED-siuation in store as porter, by
1Ao"AoSe - Alueuau, 10 lie BOW street. 2OO*
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Services at Camp Hulburt
to-day, conducted BY DR.. Knickerbacker, of
minneapolis, at 4 p. m. Trains leave St. Paul
at 9:55 a. M, 2:SO and p. m. Returning leave
the lake at l., 5:45 and Z p. m.
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REAL ESTATE-In tho Citv.

k>OR SALE-Cheap-The beautiful grounds and
l. residence of DR.. DeMontervi!le corner Pleas
AM ant av. and Sherman st. A. GOTHAM, 26s East
'tn st 1907
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/ HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
i terms, and to those who will erect house will
give time on part or the whole Of the purchase
price. u. L. LAMPREY 126.
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Second annual regatta, White Bear Lake. Au-
gust 2Oth, 1873. Trains will run as follows be-
tween st. Paul and White Bear:
a: M, l:S5 p. M, 4:lO p. M, D. M, D. m.
From Third street depot. Arrive at White
bear-6:o5 a. M, 800 a. M, 1906 p. M, 2:lO
p. M, 4:46 p. M, 6:35 p. M, 7:45 p. m.
Leave White Bear-5:l5 a. M, LAO q. M, z o..
m, $500 p. NJ, 4: 55 p. M, 6:l5 p. M, p. M,
iO p. NJ, IL m. Arrive at st. Paul-6:O5 q. M !,
6:55 p. M, $3.50 p. M, lO:46 D. M, 1910 a. m.
ITO Third street depot
Fare for the round trip so cents
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SITUATIONS wANTED-..Malea.

WANIED-Situation by young mau as book
GLOBE Office. 91s '
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w the Fast, in grocery or a LIQUOR store. Ad.
City. ~ oIS. o''
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lNOR RENT-Three nice furnished rooms-two
4 Iront rooms. Steady young gentlemen as occu-
pants PREFER d. Apply at No. is Oak street. 2l5.29
k,Ok RENT-Several very nice rooms in the Nc
Julian Block, corner of Wabashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for Offices sleeping rooms. In
qrire OF MEAD & THOMPSON, in the building
81.