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No EFOrc for HAYES.

Chicago, 12.-Inter. Oceans Washing
ton: President Hayes being asked to-day
to consider himself dark horse, en-
physically declared that it was imLos-
sible. If second term was rendered
him on a silver platter he would not tske
it 1t is supposed that Sherman is his
favorite candidate, although he is dis
creetly silent and has used 10 federal
patronage to aid him.
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RoveI,,s Challenge.

London, 12.-Rowell offers to COM
pete with any American walker for $500
10 81 900 side. but ssys the interna-
tionsl walk between Brown, himself aud
Hart, and Dobler, cannot be arranged at
present, as Browns hackers are unable
to leave England. He invites Hart,
Dobler, and others to England.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY

Office no. 1234jl, First South St, Salt
Lake City. P. o. Bex 4Sl.
Undertake and execute, on TIE lowest
Of the work Of iocstInE, grading, bridging,
tisipR. ironing and equipping Steam Horse
or other RAILWAYS; Locating and con-
structing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
aQueducts, dams etc.; laying out aud grading
streets, siGesslkt, parade grounds snd race
tracks; e4csvatinG for building foundations,
cellars, drains, etc, as well as every aud all
other kinds of work requiring the removal of
earth, gravel cement, stone ETC., etc.
isls A.F. DoREMUS supt.
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Schurz sued.

st. Louis, 12.-Samuel Stanton. resid
ing in st. GeneYieve County, this state,
filed suit in the circuit court here to-day,
against Carl Schurz, secretary of the
interior, claiming $4,000 damages for
false imprisonment by the secretary's
order, for period of three months in the
guard house at Fort Russell, Wyoming
Territory, in 1878.
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Iudepcndent Monks.

Paris, I2.-Iti. stated that Csrthusian
Monks, manufacturers Of the famous
Chartreuse liquor, have determined to
follow the example Of their congrega-
tions aud refuse 10 conform to religious
DEGREES. They threaten to remove the
manufacture to England. They pay the
state 100000 francs yesr in taxes and
divide 5000 900 francs among the poor.
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FOR,SALE.

E ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SSlsEsA New Goods just imported.
- - - sreat variety at exeeediD gly Low
Prices. Watches Cleaned at
sI.50 piece. Work guaranteed.
CARL e. AsMussEE.
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A WASP OF BRAIKs.--Ever since I
was little boy have noticed frequently
that the nests Of mud wasps when broken
In upon would shell out lot of dissec.
ted spiders and other like insects In
smaller proportion. / had always sup.
posed that even so formidable an insect
! as 0 wasp would hardly want anything
TO do with good full grown spider, for
! knew enough of The cor.batiyeness OF
the latter TO presume that he would
not meekly submit TO the sacrifice OF
bis progeny 10 satisfy the appetite of 5
wasp. But one day saw q little de-.
monslration which made the whole
thing very clear TO ne. You know O!
the careful manner in which the spider
builds and encloses the nest in which
bis young are brought forth and reared i?
Well, ! was observing one of taese neats
one morning, when I saw o mud wasp
come buzziDg along and alight within
an inch or two Of Il, on the side oppo-
s.te the opening. After all was quiet he
proceeded with bis little game Of STRAIT
egy.
Creeping noiselessly around toward
the opening or entrance to tho nest, he
st0ppedsa little short of-it, and-for o
moment remained perfectly quiet.
Then reaching cut one Of his auten.
n@, he wriggled it before the opening
and withdrew it. This overture had
the desired effect, for the boss of the
nest, as large spider as one ordinaYi.
ly sees, came out to see what was wrong
and to set it TO rights. No sooner had
the spider emerged to that point when he
was at the worst disadvantage than the
wasp, with movement quicker than a
wink, swung the rear portion of bis body
around and sf.-ust his sting through the
body of his foe, killing him easily and
almost instantly. z r.
The experiment was repeated on
the part of the wasp, and when there
was no response from the inside he be.
came satisfied, probably that he held tho
fort. At all events, he proceeded to enter
che nest and slaughter the young spiders,
| which were afterwards iugged off one at o
time. '.. q,
You see this accounts fully for tho spi-
der lining which we always see in the
nest of mud wasps, and makes it all as
clear as if that particular wasp had told
me beforehand what he proposed by his
| strategy to accomplish. Now it is Just
such demonstrations as this which must
| convince us of the intelligence Of the
lower animals, differing only In degree
and development from the intelligence
of man. OF course much. Of this goes
beyond my comprehension, but under.
Stand more about it now thsn ever be-.
fore for have taken pleasure in obssrv-
ingand studying not only tbs habits of
mnity other creatures inferior to man,
which are popularity supposed to DO gov.
erned in their actions by. inatinct.-1G-
| Seth Green in the Rochester DeD,oerdt.
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The World. FOR 1890.

Democrats everywhere should inform the., ives
carefully alike Of the action their
out the conntrp and OF the movements OF neir RE
publican opponents. failure N do ti.s L ss;s
cLntr th fl =: .iIs Is,sir.r1irv
OF the fruits of the victory fairly won at the ola
ine year 1850 promises 70 be ono Of the ioEs if-
teresiiIs and impoItant years of this crowded and
election which may result In re-estaEiising tli6
Goyernment OF this country on tho pgincipfes or
It's constitutional founderS, OF ID pafmaiientiV'
changing the relations of the States to tho Feeri
power. NO Intelligent nian cznt regard nucH Inn
election With indifference. The WoRp, ns the only
New yerk which uskeil s.si.e' iAcIsi-o es Iii
tutiona Democracy Will steadily represent tiA'
Democraiic party In this great canyass IL viii do
shis IN no spirit OF Eerytle pa7isapship bat Temper
rately and firmly. Asa newspaper tho WoRID 6ot
Ing the organ OF no man, cliqueand no inteTass
VIII present the frllest and t6 faifest plci 70 S
can make OF each days passing history ii tho ely
hereafter as heretofore, at accuracy fret oe all
thing! In ALL that Il pubiiaheSA No liai however
humhie shall ever be permitted truly 10 cn piaf,
that ne hos been unjhsty dealt within tho Columns
OF Inc WORLD No interestk however poWefitill
shall ever be permitted truly to boast that IL can
silence the fair crit:cisni OF .he WORLD.
uurfhg the past year the WogLD bnA spen az.
daily circulation trebied and is ciTenrsio
pushed far hnvnaa tat ~ 7seakiy iievstSl
paper In the country. This great frcFesS ma aa is,
won as the WoRLp bellsYes,, by stithfaihesa en-
IN collecting aegs ana
nDiaiterng loyalty TO itself nnd TO ~ saderg IA
asealing s.s With the questions Of fhedk Its our
record for iBao may swrltten In tho apbrohafIoi
readers IN ail rsIts OF Tits Indisscabs Union f
ienestruetioie States. 3fE}g .ss e{fs5s;s -.tisE
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! bhisoVn ease with yyefreshing franlnesy.
~ have, observed tho King. saved q
little money in your seIyicei / have an
annuity as wsdoweg n : British Princess,
and l have life intesest ia place called
Clarerioat, whichsis really o. snicc house
10 England, within n pleasant ride of the
metropolis Of London. If you wish 10
get rid Of ms am ready to 60, and all
ask Of you Is that VS. may separate upon
amicable terms. II you do not desire
my immediate dePsFtise' e. I. must request
that you will protect me from further
molestatlon:: Il object to have my rest
disturbed, especially at bedtime" Van
de Weycr aud Nothomb, who were among
the chief men in Belgium, undertook to
guarantee the Kings slumbers from
further disturbance, and all ended with
serenity and mutual content.-Lonaon
Netos.
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near the kangaroo the snimal would
ss1akee ; l9tlsP y Apgles ahd change
I lstzs&s' bsiSsS .eshiHs. n 00 AA0o' p
otter run Of this kind for some dis.
tauce the kangaroo started for q swamp.
AseeT4reaehing that, and going in q df.
fance, he turned his face toward us,
standing up on his hind paws to o height
IpG sexen fzeS1 and tSPSe3 eot sEle.
TAe dog went for him, Na9 Eisdgh Ecom-
uiensed. The dog suceeeded 80 getting
hold of his tail, sud was carried In the
air some distance by repeated jumpb.
The dog. then lost his hold, and was
seized aud put under the water. Owing
70 my having the best horse. was first 70
come to the dog's aid. ] was warned. by
stlDu!s MOTTO approach the apimaL but
disEegarded sthe1 an6sAhoWed iaayaaA o
good kangaroo hunter. The animal
proved TO be eight feet long. The rest df
the party killed two smaller ones, and
later in the day, at another chase, an
other large one was killed. The females
do not fight, but run eo sSsAlyl that they
are rarely ov6rtaken.' IA 81 - ~
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al rTaI: s. l.r!wlILidHT,


age grow I'D: our stsraays
SEEM gef u dim ~ 4 dfsEAist s
gro ps, sgS tllos@s IN al ikens q ways,
Through sll that is existent;
Yet far-on Days shine bright and clear
With suns that long have fadeds
Aud faces dead SEEM strangely near 81
10 those that life bhs shaded.
l.s e asdw OF ssurltsars are fsw4 ~ q
sfor trigBds most lateiy taken, ~
Hut saIls--aB faIls tbs SKINNER dew X
From roses Rightly shaken--
Y w hen soinA chance word or idle strain,
The CHG r . of mEmory gWeepilg.s 49,
UnlociAi ne flood. gates of our pafni =
u For those who taught us weeping,
As we grow old our. smiles are rare
To chose Eho greet MS daily, &
~ Or, if 5oIne living faces wear
1sle looks thnt 6eaIned SO gally -
From eyes long closed--and we should
smile
In answer 10 their wooing,
lis fut che Past that shines tho while
Onr power to smile renewing.
siy AS we gror old orr dreams. az night
lHf AIp never Of fhe morrow;
They come with vanished pleasure bright
oE ssaEiaz With clden sorTow;
And when we wake the names wo cay
Are not of any mortais, y Il .fSa
But Of those In some long dead day - ~
Passed through iife's sunsets portals.
w. E. Cameron.
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of New Haven, with an income Of $780,
600 Q year, and owper of o factory In
which 500 men and women are ern.
Ployed. The young girl grew to woman.
hood and married. Her husband boy-
rowed q large sum Of money from Mr.
Bigeloy, and died before he had paid It.,
leaving bis family with but little prop.
erty: Mr. Bigelow sent her, with his
coincidence, receipted note for her hue.
bands Indebtedness; aud now the son OF
Bigelow, the millionaire. Is going to
marry tho daughter Of the one woman
who was faithful aud true to the young
work. boy at college.
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PROFIT, 81 ,2OO.-To sum it UP, six
long. years of bed-ridden sickness, coot.
ing 5000 per year, total $1,20O-all Of
this expense was stopped by three bot
Ties of Hop Bittsrs, taken by my wife.
She'has done her own housewc-k for
year since, without the loss of q day, and
want every body to know it, for their
benefit."-N. e. Farmer.
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He 9aaE ssfAATTE 0E aAiHiifi:: & iiaiiiii 10

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
N. X. Richardson, Administrators OF. =. Il.
Richardson, deceased, against Adu q.
Richardson Beuletly. Richnrison, az al
C9glplaiPs to Sss9 Real Est4t>1 IN siid Of
Assets Partition, "a. =
+ 3 ~ phedience 70 an order Il : tile above
;M stated case from hfs Honor Elierlss
Ihopisun, pFcsl ding Judge OF she Stb J,i.Sis
sisl Circuit ali persons having claim
sgninat the eF J. Erag sa.=;s;;.
dsceasesis ore hereby notified to estab tish
ssslq cieiins before me ON or by tho first day
ct May next. .os be barred at any benefit III
tne Decfee To be made ia this case.
NV, W HuMrKREYS, Master
March :, 1880 Sl
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NJ OY3csss 1st II SETH fRsNT.
.A!-Ss llotic5 Is hereby river shak tll le il,i-
Qefai Adgninlasr rator OF the te of
9atflS5 9ilnSef. deceased, VIII aapiy "a
tho Judge Of Prob te for AadegSon % 6finsy,
SGT tl6nlent nyid dlsoh ai5Io nom hs 9 81 81
Adsnlni isttator of the = & MAJ Estato 81 sSe
said Janies a silfneF, deceased.
April !, 1850 S. 81
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EEaRElRaN sHff1FEN6S
Far sslg q SpE:s

gFyEIE updarsigfied have for1asta 4 copart-
q nefsliip under thC firm name oS Benz
s6ll u De0Syj for ithe pm nose of carrying
on q yes las = Alaelesntlth husiness Huch ns
Ehoeing AoYses, making, mending hnd
shhrr hing FlovS, Ifoning 81 agone, repair
Ing Gune ind Pistols. and ell kinds OF work
usually done in the Riack cksrnith Shop. ygo
are locatsa Ilear the PIE yteriAu Church,
~ the old shop stand Persons de9SrfiiS
work tcae 10 d1rlI n6 isil tIe well to e.lsl
on as heIofe having their work d0sle.
ABE BfgFgSOf1 "a
DAVE Do0LEy.
s p havc hefetOiora bScn ere ploys
ell WI Dfs. David White, which should So
i EnGr2h htee OF snRknanship.
q Jan % 1850 "a
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RATES.

are as follows = f ~, = - tNstN
iaiiy y. aad snndays one year. $40; SIX months.
Daiiy without Sundays enc year, So; six Inontiis
sntse months less than three months,
IN The sunday IS World I, ono year, 81.
VIEWS @ and college Chroniclem one gear 81 &.
geaayel g year. To Club gents--An extra CORY
ioT s Sae o. isni the Daily inr club OF tWenty-ySf
Sint ASehts--An extra copy Tor club of {eiS iiis
OF iity. 80. @ 80 ~. tv1 s''i1
SpeSlnien finipt. '+tent iJee on application. 4
6erms--Cash, inrAN ablY in adSeince1 4 81, N
, Send post-oiee money order bank draft OF req
ts's5sH egSstter. letter. BIS o. risk OF the eendcFy =
Sgi5sssiss 'EHEcs w OIGH1
.fit SsSSs Park NJ Ss1S, Il yr.sss., ~
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the STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY oF-4NB EsIRssSs0Ml = :

the STATE, OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY oF-4NB EIRsS9lM a. ------ -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
against A. A. Dean. Administrator Of the Es.ate
OF. Robert b. McCarley, deceased, A. 3 Towero.
Il. b. Dean. Lizzie Davis, James McCarley, Mary
bIcCarley. samanti:. bryant, Heirs OF John Nc
Cariey, deceased, nj mes and number unknown,
Hsirs Of Wp ,;a MoeIrsy and Of Elizabeth M Nc:
Joseph McCarley, James McCarley, VIM. Nc
Carlsy. Martha MeC riley, and others, names and
Relise@cbmplaint no: .srsed:' 'T'''' -
To tho Defendants abovN named, and to the heirs
s1sn a0G Ssh
and number unknown:
TWOU arc hereby summoned snd required to an
swer the complaint in this action, which Is
fled In the ONCE of tho Clerk of Common Pleas,
for tho said County, and TO serve copy of your
hs Moas
twenty dsys after the service hereof exclusive OF
Sf sis = xSa =; 2 aI,STsT
fellef. demanded IN the complaint y
Anaes'on ., ~ feD. JossEPI q tssI n. BROWN,
PLAINTIFF Attorney, Anderson, s. G.
To the Defendants above named, and to TIA heirs
OF John MeCarley, WIN. McCarley, Elizabeth
and Elijah McCarley. names and number I'm
TAKE TSE NOTICE, That the complaint in th,s 40.
ton, together with the rnmaons, of which the
cE o ss r P as Sss
County, In Eaid State, tho 1ih day or February,
1850 and the offset OF said action IS 10 set up tio
in 255 acres of Land In Anderson County, In said
s..:e, sa,=4a.Ag ls.as 9E = .. '>aa. and oths-s
against tho heirs OF %'.n. II, A.ler, deceased, to
W.T.: Joseph McCarley, JarieL McCarIey, VIM. Nc
number unknown, ni,Sl for Homestead and Dover
in the came. and sSF sais or nartition of tho re-
niainder among the heirs of said Robert d. Nc
Carly, account and relief. no personal claim d
made against you. JOSEPH n. BROWN; Z
o. Hat
[sgAEl W. L. BOLT, DepHty G. C. P.:s a t,i.i
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or ANDERSON.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS

d b 49, - . ~ sNVtAAaANttN kk|fAl2s -
Alice J, NsCrsFy, PleintiG, against Marie Burus.
Thonias Burns. .Rcbcrt II. Burnt, Joha Reese
II. q. W0ol5fisht. RRfrist Hurt, Nancy sto.
pheDs, Hester Rochester, and heirB OF Sidney
Reese, decessed, agss and nance uuknovn. 10
fendante-7SvmmcHs for Reti.f-Obmp.a.1 aof
Serrtd. =. -
To the Defendants. the Heirs OF Sidney Reese, de-
ceased. ~ = !
YOU are berety summoned aud required 70 an
J sEer the complaint In this aetion, o copy
OF which is fled In the office OF the Clerk II the
Court OF Common Pleas, at Anderson G. II. g. C.
and TO serve copy Of your answer TO the eald
complaint on the subscribers theis Office Ander-
son G. H. 8. c., within twenty days sfter the scr
vice hereof. exclusive OF the day Of such eeryico
and II you fail 20 answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in t6is action Will
apply 70 the Court for the relief demanded IN tho
complaint.
Dated March n. A. D. 1880.
ORR & TRJBBLF,
Piaieti1's Attorneys.
t.. sl-J. VI. DAnIELs, G. c. r.
To the Defendants, Heirs OF Sidney Reese, de-
deceased =
YOU will sake notice that the summons and
complaint IN this action was Altd in the Office OF
the Clerk Of tho Court OF Common PleaB At AndeI-
con Court Housc, the 1aih day CT May 1872
ORR & TRIBBLE,
-, a., ,ooo PlaintR Attorneys.
hlAIch 20 1850 ~
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Or. D. 6. HAYWOOD
OF New York, voluntarily indorscs 1t.
-nEAn SsJesaTr 4g. nnva.-
a NlEvVaPAPgR pup. NyRlTEs

u td6SJ9PAPER PUB WRITES,
- 0ae5l Evening" Nsus. An6use=. Ga
Uss-.-ay
With pneumonia lass winter, which ieft him With
!olDut cough, that laatsd TIL within month uinoo
for tho euro Of which erA fudebSd tcyonr valuable
EIpeetevsnt Ihsa tsisA I.es. eyss.y, thing recon-
essGsa, 5S. n95s. ga sI E9a untal nSsH yosf =!
eatifsis.i With riapy thanks. I am Spafp trniy,
fsS y 1.hss sa.fs ~ n JOHN u, NEIuLR
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TOR RENT-Cottage, with barn, three lots enclos-
IL ed, near the head Of Rondo street. ENQUIRE of
z. L. FRYER, at Averill. Russell Carpenters. lO1.
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NOR SALE-New 10-room house, barn, 10 acres
J. land; Hudson road, half mile from city limits.
113-th-su-tu A. GOTHAM.
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nor RENT-Brick house, No. IT'S Fort street
Il Barn and all modern improvements. Also two
story house, No. 1l5 Banfl street JOHN GRACE.
100.
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MEDICAL.
SCOVILL'S
Blood & Liver Syrup,

peerless remedy for Sorofula, 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 con-
pound of vegetable extracts, the chief of
which are SARSAPARILLA and STILL
LINGIA. The cures effected by SCOYILLS
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP are absolute,
and their record is undisfgzrsd by failure.
For sale by al Druggists,
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On Walnut street.

Rice q Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
Charles Walter, sw'ly 10
# of nw'ly 100 # off,. 9 q 3S 81
Henry B Willis, se'ly 50
# of. 9 ~ 10 IS
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HARNESS.
MISCELLANEOUS.

OEVEN PER CENT money on frst-class civ
= proI erty. GRAVES & VINTON. COZ E. 3D. 6767
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On Ninth street.

Bazille & Guerin's Addition to st. Paul.
Etting. T Warner and Irv-
ing E Anterior, SLY lis
IT off,. .......... 0 Is rs
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On Fourth street.
st. Paul Proper.
On Decatur street,
Irvine's Second Addition to St Paul.

Irvine's Second Addition to st Paul.
Harriet a Kelliher 5
Caroline Schurmeier, commencing at a
stake on Main Tor Bedford) street, at
sw cor of land sold by 3 Irvine to
Frederick De Freudenreich, and ad.
joining Irvine's addition of out lots to
st. Paul on the line thereof; thence
run'g 8 l65 #, thence e 165 #, thence
70 deg e III # to stake at Sc corner of
land sold to said De Freudenreich,
thence W by the line of land sold to
said De Freudenreich 24215 # to be-
ginning, being 1913 5-10 perches, more
or less, except W Is # reserved to the
public for street and except Deca-
tur sGreet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. x
James NJ Phillips, commencing at sstake
In the centre of Maiu street, ~ chains
of ne corner of Irvine's addition of
out lots to st. Paul; thence chains,
81 links to stake, thence so deg W
4.l6 chains to stake; thence 3.7J
chains to the middle of Main street,
aforesaid; thence by line % chains
to place of beginning, being acre and
30 perches, more or less; being part of
ne1 of nw14, sec 80, town 90, range
%; said Phillips agreeing to give one
..e@AA "a VIC oUAOCS oAOAOoaAu W Cno pun
lie as highway, forever, and except
Decatur street. =,
James M Phillips, beginning at a point
on the side of Main street, at ne Ger
of Irvine's addition of out lots to st.
Paul, thence 8 chains, thence ~
CHAINS to point, thence W chains to
post on line of Main street, afore-
said: thence on said line y chains 20
the place of beginning, being acres,
more or less, in neI of nwI, and
small portion thereof in nw1 of neA,
sec 80, town 20, range %. W Is #
thereof reserved for street for public
use, &C., and except Decatur street -. 8
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REAL KSTATE-In the CITY

zoo BUILDING LOTS in various parts OF the
OOO city, small figures and easy terms of pay
ment, to suit purchasers D. A ROBERTSON. 49,
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Females.
TO RENT-Kooms.

OFFICE u Minnesota street, now occupied by tele-
" graph company. Inquire at W. NJ. Stees 95s
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FIVE CENTS SALINE
WANTED.
SITUATIONS oFrERED-remalss.

YOUNG LADY wANTED-A young lady to trave
i with parlor entertainment. Address FAYATT
this office. 1857
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-04

after the first publication of this notice, Ishall
report you and your real estate SO assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, MiRnesota, for judg-
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or parcels
thereof 30 assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the Court to sell
the same for the payment thereof.
1923 F. A. REM, City Treasurer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-04

w young man who has had experience and is a
good penman. A No. 1 recommendation given.
Address A. W., this Office Ill
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-04
Borup & Payne's Addition to st. Paul.
Thirty Days

The nature of this warrant is, that il you
fail to pay the assessment within