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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-17
The Ladies' are Charmed

with the elegant, new and stylish Christmas
goods just opened by P. F. Egan & Co.. the
jewelers., " East Third street. Gold Greenleaf
stand.) They are really very beautiful. Don't
fail to see them
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FOR SALE,

RARdAINsl BARGAINS!! BARGAINs!!!
- From December 9Th until January lat. 1850. I
will sell ct reduced prices the following sample lots
200 all wool Beaver and Chinch1lla Overcosts, very
fine. .... .-...- y. ...--.- - ~ - =
800 medium priced Overcoats
800 Suits fine clothing in English Worsted and all
wool Cashmere. =.
1000 pairs Pantaloons, all grades,
200 dozen Merno Underwear
Is dozen imported Scotch Wool Underwear, very
fine. 49,
300 pairs al wool Blankets.
10 cases Jeans and Canton F1annels.
200 dozen Shaker Knit Half Hose
. &C., TO-, &C.. &c., 10.
The above goods will be forced at prices that defy
before examining elsewhere.
p. T. KAVANAGH,
sa-s Commission Auctioneer,
VIZ 50 East Third Stree
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Anything you may want for Christmas
gilt you are sure to find at the B. & 8. Co.'s, 81
East Third street.
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C1Oaks, DOlmans.

Splendid goods. All new styles. Cheaper
than ever, at the Strouse bankrupt sale, corner
Third and Wabashaw streets.
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WANrED-A situation, by young man i'm a
hros store or office. Served Is years to tho pawn
,a nunsng business IN England. Can be well recon-
a enueo ~ present employer. Good salesman, Adj
N-NNo w it,
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Blankets, Blankets

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeable, whole
some and invigorating and its purity is guar
antaed
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Ladies, if you want to buy nice present in
fancy work 60 to Donalason's, 113 East Seventh
street.
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Walter q. Lyman, Elocutionist, of New
York and Chicago, is open for engagements for
public readings, and will receive pupils for a
few days at the International hotel, St. Paul.
Send for circular.
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Meerschaum pipes, fancy cigar-holders and
cigar cases. at Adam Fetsch's:
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Cashmeree, Cashmeres.

Elegant assortment. Splendid colors. Al
most at your own price, at the Strouse bank
rupt sale, corner Third and Wahashaw streets
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WANTED.

EMPLOYMENT Wanted, by On American, IN
IL mercantile business Best of references. Al.
otese, ZS3 r. seventh street 322*
WANTED-Twenty respectable young ladies' for
"! the ballet, at the Theatre Comique. Minne-
apolls: Apply at the theatre after. IL A. NJ. 92O*
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to know that my OYSTER
faror and Restaurant is now kept open till mid
AGne. ". Il. BOOTH. COLT
A GENTS WANTED-For q most popular book.
a Wnlcn 10 necessity for every business man
and IN every family. Agents wanted in st. Paul and
minneapolis, and In every county In the State For
terms apply to ". L. ROsENBERGER General
Aeent 1Or minnesota, at st. Cloud, MINI. $685.
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w ANIED-A young man who understands the
~ business wants place to work in butcher
N~-oP' 1Ao@' COD VI NJ, tulS once. 900.
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See the big display Of Real Laces at the New
York Bazaar.
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Most Excellent Taste

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is sure cure fol-
dyspepsia and all kindred diseases.
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w ANiED-A young man who is willing and able
TO work wishes some employment. or a nIace
fee. III > LIE IN, o.
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WANrED-By capable young rnan-any Kind Of
indoor employment, or light outdoor En-.
3O2- .Sna 3seISlehces.
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MEDICAL.
SC0VILL'S
Blood 4 Liver Syrup,

peerless remedy for Scrofula, White
Swellings, Cancer, Erysipelas, Gout, Chronic
Sores, Syphilis, Tumors, Carbuncles, Salt
Rheum, Malaria, Bilious Complaints, and
all diseases indicating an Impure Condition
of the Blood, This grand remedy is a CON-
pound of vegetable extracts, the chief of
which are SARSAPARILLA and STILL
LINGIA. The cures effected by SCOVILL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP are absolute,
and their record is undisfgured by failure.
For sale by oil Druggists.
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A YOUNG MAN l26) wishes to find employment of
"a any kind hard, manual labor excepted. Was
formerly manager of paper mill. Address J.. this
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to take care of horse. ~
SON, this Office. o1e. N"
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WANIED-A situation as engineer. No obiec
e. W., this Office. 900. W.
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w stands the business place to lake cara ae nf
OF Psce as restaurant private house cook
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salesman or traveller, In st. Paul or anv inland
Ir .n' mas nad experience; good references Ad-
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WAHTED-A situation by practical engineer.
Gal. Gan furnish good references. Address J. E.
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cincinnati is threatened with great dis
aster' The journeymen brewers are preparing
to strike if their wages are not raised.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in drug storo hv d-,.. -
~ oyears' experience. Understand the hnsness
thoroughly mo Address Druggist, care of GLOBE Of
80 31QA
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In the Country.

l,VVU lions, csnvenisnt 70 4si1r,. Sar1y sslec'
p..%e wheat land. Q. naturA Meadow, % yon NAV
pe.er In tracts Of leo acres, fnKandiyohi Ohin.
fM eS1a ! xSPe a49 Stevens counties, foS ssle 81
''-SsAnu p HODGES, ct, Psul, Mlpn. M-dA1
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NITUATION WANTED-younom man .in,-Io -,
~ business experience, fluent German and EnsI,Sh
Correspondent; not afraid of hard work. Address.
H. N1CHAhD, 289 East Fifth Street. 33t*
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WANIED.By well qualified druggist, of good
~ moral character, speaking also The German
language, position. Address Druggist, care of p
Le1tner, Third street, st. Paul, Mimi a1ns
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N7ANTED-A situation as second girl. or to d.
at 294 Broadway. a1eett
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WANIED-Ofhce work, or at any general indoor
~ ouslness-age 20; excellent references: ave
year sezper1snce Willing to work for small com
Peneauon Address A. ". ECKHART Windsor
Hotel, Minneapolis. " a11s
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Females.

WANTED-By good German girl place in
~ " an American family. Inquire at los Temper
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WANIED-By competent dressmaker cutter and
ntter, few more engagements by the day in
private families. Apply over 81 West I'd ST. sosa
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Males.
SITUATIONS WANTED...Ma,a..

w iED-sltuation in wholesale house, with
~ view 10 travelling. Best of references. Salary
no. ad muc4 OF an object. Willing to do anything
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WANTED Situation by man who thoroupblv
~ understands the care of horses, harness, Sc.
compensation not as much an object as enonlov
ment. Address HARRY, this Office. 3i1e
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WANiED-Situation by young man as clerk in
~ grocery or other business. Can furnish best
ol references. Address Q: L. D., GLOBE Office.
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WASS stE3o young man, work In store or
nu1H, notel or viii take care of horses Address W
REED, No 300 First street, N Minneapolis. 311*
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w ANiED-By young man who is wiling To
w work, and can furnish references. nlace ~ ~
t take care OF horses and do chores. Address A. j.
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SITUATIONS 0FFERED-Females,

CIIRt WANTED to do general Homework. Annlv
up stairs. Good wages. east '
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TO RENT-Rooms.
Houses,
REAL EsTATE-In the CITY

ENOR RENT-Store No. 70 Jackson street, Inoui,
II of J. A. ELDRIDGE. on remises 3o3e
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Local and News Brevities.
The weather is still doubtful.

The weather is still doubtful.
CAPT. J. J. Gilbert. will not COM
mence work till the first of June.
The clam-canning establishment at
Arcadia, is doing prosperous busi.
ness.
Mr.. John Cunningham, the oracle
on such topics, says the fruit was
not injured by the late frost.
The people of Tumwater find it
uphill business to keep the gold ex-
citement above low-water mark.
Troy Dye, the man who planned
the murder CT Tullis, near Sacramen-
to, has become raving maniac.
The people of Oregon City alone,
have subscribed $25, 900 in aid of
the Springfield and Oregon City
railroad.
The steamer Dakota arrived at the
! Nv estside wharf at 8 o'clock Satur-
day morning. She left Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock.
VEGETABLE raisers in this vicinity
are vigorously at work preparing
their lands for early, and we hope,
abundant crops.
APRIL has, SO far, nearly kept
pace with March in its variety of
weather, having successfully brought
us rain, snow, hail, frost and sleet,
with tolerable amount of sunshine.
The Oregon Steam Navigation
Company have in contemplation
the shortening of the time now re-
quired to make the trip between
Portland and Walla-walla. 1t is
thought that the time can be re-
duced twenty-four hours.
The upper bridge at Tumwater
has been undergoing thorough
overhauling and repairing, and is
now in safe condition for the
heaviest loads. Mr.. Hugh Cornell
had charge of the work, and he has
acquitted himself in most commend.
able manner.
The Portland papers are begin
ming to admit that among passan'
gers who come to Astoria, many
take the road to Puget Sound.
y So they do not all settle in Oregon
- moving, full we'll, that we have, il
many respects, superior inducement
to offer them.
The Carlinville Democrat Of Marcl
18th, contains the official repor
rendered by the Board of Superyis
ors in reference to the expenses in
Cured by Daniel Deiany in comini
to this place to arrest the suppose,
G.. FL. Holiday. The whole thin'
foots up just 1916, and the officials o
Macaupin county are not disposed
5 to pay it without further explanation
from Mr.. Delany.
The Union Academy Club beat th
Olympia boys at the match game Q
base ball, on the Public Square
this morning, by SCORE Of 15 to II
On the 9th inning it>was tie of 1
to 13, showing that the clubs wer
quite evenly matched. The mex
inning, to decide the game, rasulte
in a triumph of the East Olympian'
but by SO small score that numel
GUS contests will doubtless result fc
the championship.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-04-11

on the prairies.
The people of Seattle are having
new asparagus on their tables.
The moon is near her full, and yet
lanterns are very useful at night.
STAPLE dry-goods at the lowest
figure, can be had at Ouimette's
HENS have commenced business in
earnest and eggs are a drug in the
market.
One Of the most plentiful literary
commodities, about these days, is
Spring poetry.
The discussion Of the new State
constitution is the leading topic in
San Francisco.
The Skagit river which was very
much swollen during the late rains,
has fallen three feet.
THE people of Seattle are doing a
good work in holding open temper
ance meetings.
The army appropriation bill has
passed the House and shoulder
strappers are happy.
As usual, court brings into our
town a great many old and familiar
faces, but none the worse for wear.
!" Too much paper collar and too
little young man." is what down
Sound girls call vain, senseless fel-
lows.
Mr.. II. Fl. Snow has been APP
pointed Postmaster at Renton, King
county, and j. B. Eastman, Post
master at Tumwater.
IT is thought that Snohomish
county will produce fifty thousand
bushels of wheat this year. IA little
better than the hop business in
Puyallup, isn't it?
JoxEs Gays the ladies' on his street
do not carry their dresses in their
hands any longer; they let them
draggle- calico going now at twenty
two yards to the dollar.
GILMoRE's big bear, on the line Of
the railroad, near Tenino, does not
increase business so much as the
company had anticipated it would
do.
ON Monday, last, a gold watch
worth four hundred dollars was pre-
sented to Capt. n. g. Morse, Of the
steamer Dakota, by the citizens Of
Seattle and Port Townsend.
A CITIZEN from Lewis county in
forms us that the liquor-selling ele-
ment at Chehalis station is not SO
froward as it was. Long-continued
litigation has net only rebuked but
seriously crippled it.
The Daily Bee designates Tum-
water as being located in Mason
county," w. IT,, while the Daily
Standard corrects the mistake by
placing that little city in 9 Marion
county" Where is the school-mas-
ter?
The present cold weather, is re-
garded by farmers as rather advan-
tageous than otherwise, so long al
the nights are thick and cloudy.
Vegetation is coming on slowly
but prosperously. and farmers much
prefer having the warm weather
come in similar manner.
CoFFEE drinkers will regret to hear
that a serious disease threatens the
welfare Of this valuable plant. The
disease is known as phylloxera,
and has broken out among the coffee
plantations of Brazil. In a little
less than two years, nearly half .
million plants have been destroyed
in the province of Rio Janerio
valued at about 800 900.
| VrNELAND, New Jersey, is a mode
town in a good many respects. j
has about ten thousand inhabitant'
and employs but one officer in any
way connected with the duties o
a constable, he supporting himsel
by his own labor. The public OK
pe,Aditure for the poor during th'
year 1878 was only four dollars
The people, as it is said Of them
I do not " even drink beer" Let tn
people Of Olympia ponder thes'
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q good deal of sickness.
CHERRY-trees are putting on their
cheerful garments of white.
Mr.. M. z. Goodell, of Montesano
is in town, on a business visit.
OPEN temperance meetings are
still largely attended in Portland.
For days together, our wharves
have been thronged by Chinese fish.
ermen.
The birds are improvident. They
are seriously disturbing the cherry
blossoms.
We had made up our mind to say
"more new goods" but that does
not express it.
The last man arrested on suspicion
of having murdered Mrs. Hager is
Louis Graichen.
MEATS and breadstuffs are still GO
ing up in price throughout England.
Let our farmers look ready for mar
kets.
VIOLET and blue are the favorite
shades; in July and August, the fa-
vorite shade will doubtless be the
shade of tree.
The man who cannot afford to buy
his wife a new calico dress every
month, at present prices, deserves
curtain lecture every night. +
The first number of new paper,
to be called the " North Pacific Rural
Press, will be issued at Portland on
the 9Th inst, under the editorial con-
troll of W. w. Baker.
The murderers' carnival is not yet
ended. A family of four persons
was recently cut to pieces by an axe
in the hands of some unknown per-
son near San Jose, California.
IT may be interesting to our
theatre-going friends to know that
the star actress, Rose Eytinge, will
perform in this city on Monday, the
21st inst.
THERE is to be meeting of the
Pilot Commissioners of the Column
bia river and bar at Kalama. on the
18th of April, for the transaction of
important business.
Mr.. Losh Harker returned, last
night, from q brief visit to the At
lantic States, we'll satisfied to make
this blooming, free-and-easy country,
his future home.
Mr.. e. N. Ouimette has returned
from flying visit to Portland and
reports business in that city usually
brisk in the wholesale line, but very
dull in the retail trade.
The White Stocking Croquet
Club" has been organized by the lit
erary young ladies of Portland. We
thought white stockings were not SO
much worn nowadays.
The most manifest change in the
weather is lowering of the temper
ature to the extent that calls into
agreeable requisition the use of over
coats and cracking fires.
The Sunday Schools of Seattle are
talking of uniting for grand May
day excursion. 1t is high time for
our Sunday Schools to be up and
doing in this pleasant work.
According to late Portland papers,
there Is to be a large immigration.
during the Summer, to Oregon
"and Washington Territory" Il
used to be all Oregon and no Wash
ington.
WHEN will fervent lovers learn t,
adjust the parlor light SO their spas
modic billing and cooling will not b.
reproduced on the front window cur
tains in shapely defined shadow
that can be seen across the street?
i QuIrE an exciting scene transpire'
at the Methodist church, last even
ing, few minutes before the com
mencemenf of service. One of tn
large chandeliers, containing si
burners, together with their globe
and chimneys. fell with crash t
the floor. The ignited oil spread i
all directions, and but for the timal
efforts OF the few who were in th
r church at the time, general cor
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WHOLE NO. g56.

The weather is moderating.
READ our new advertisements.
The basket-willow grove has dis-
appeared.
A FINE stock Of parasols can b
seen at Ouimette's.
BRossEs's comet is now visible by
the aid of telescopes.
The narrow-gauge railroad fever
still RACES in Oregon.
A WEATHER prediction is soon to
be issued from this Office.
TIE new grass on the public square
is very attractive to street cows.
BABY carriages are once more :
common sight on our sidewalks.
BRrr1sH Columbia wants to with
draw from the Dominion Of Canada.
GREAT emergencies are usefsl in
preparing US for renewed undertak-
ings.
Dr.. Steele is putting up an addi-
ton to his already spacious resid-
ence.
To hear the hum Of business,
come to the foot Of Washington
street.
SEAL are reported to be very des-
,ructive to the fish in the Bay at
Astoria.
TIM Catholic clergy Of Quebec
have begun q crusade against fast
dancing.
The fire department Of Olympia
are going to elect Chief Engineer
next Monday.
The petals Of fruit blossoms are
beginning to fall in mimic snow
beneath the trees.
The phosporscent light, as used
for clock dials, has beer successfully
applied to watches.
The largest steel rail mill in the
United States is TO be erected Is
Baldwin. near Harrisburg. Pa. II. y:
An economical family Of thrsa
persons near Wilmington, Del.
live well on twenty cents a day.
THE steamer Dakota recently beat
the Great Republic twelve miles be-
tween Columbia and Mendocino.
SEATTLE is exulting over the pros-
pect of better times. Tenement
houses are in good demand there.
The weather was so rough ON
Monday, that steamers bound from
Port Townsend to Victoria could not
cross the straits.
A NEW sidewalk is to be built on
the east side OF Washington street,
from Fifth to Sixth street, along the
property Of 7. NJ. Reed.
ToKIAs & GoLnsrEIs have been
fairly besieged the past week by
customers. The result Of low prices
and iudicious advertising.
- =
LOADS OF new lumber dropped here
and there about town. are quite good
evidences that building improve
ments are still in progress.
The London Spectator does not
believe that Edgar Allan Poe was .
poet. So the Edenburg Revie,c did
not believe Byron was q poet.
A TRAMP or professional burglar
entered the Carlton House at night.
but made good his escape on the ap-
pearance Of a couple Of boarders.
TIE Ksely motor has started
again, and stock in tnat enterprise
has taken an upward movement.
Keeley does not want Edison to win
all the laurels.
AUSTRALIA, the largest island on
the globe contains and area Of 81
600, 900 square miles an q popula-
ton of $500, 900, which is steadily
increasing. Il
PRor. Tice, in his weather predic-
tions, for this month, accords . des-
ignated degree Of influence to the
planet Vulcan, whose existence, -
yet, is but conjectural.
SxvERAL Of our citizens, who have
recently returned from San Fsancis-
| co, represent that city as extremely
dull. Crop prospects, are good
enough but everybody are wranglin&
/ ~ -. ~. - = - - s. -.
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rA liberal deduction will be made in
favor of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
r Legal notices will be charged TO the
attorney or officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nC:ices. must be accompan-
ed by the cash.
y u Announcements ~ births, marriages
and deaths, inserted frs-' of charge.
Uy Obituary notices, or poetry" ac-
companying marriages or deaths, will be
charged one-half our regular advertising
retes We willnot hereafter deviate from
this rule.
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JOHN MILLER MURPHY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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