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PERSONALS.

"14urllno Mccarthy" ~ Noycotting lIas
nothInx 10 do with tho boya. It Looks w though
yas wcro luft agltu.
A nsal, In Now Orleans has named his
mule l.ottn 1t was fDrllcrly known III Ienny,
but aftor seeas Lottn kick tho owuer made tho
charge. -'s. -
Prot. Dumretscher, Of Vienna, the founder
OF schuol Of surgery which will long bear la
natuo, died Ht Fieuna on NuY. 10 OF heart dis
easo. and OH tho aatnQ day OH xhlch .llt,I ~.
tiont Ut hts, to whom q year a1o ho gave tho fol-
lowing oplnio4: Why deas Ilerr H.. you and I
harc tho sa1ao complaiat. Wo are bookud. 1t
, 1880-12-13


rule untcr discussion. mado virtual ..,oc-
acknowledgement TINT tho present procedure is
wrol,g by Introducing Inst week Il resolution
providing n proposition to 1t'1entl tito C0ttsti-
tuition 30 rs To Rtv0 Congress authority to rs"
certain, count, nittldcclaro tho Electoral vote,
under tho wise limitation tint tho lnws
adopted for TINT purpose shnll not he
changed within pariotl OF ono year precctl"
itH tho next election. 1}y parity Of rcasor,-
tilg th!s limitation would exclude the present
uelsnt1on for now rt,e. besides this. Semi
tor sforgan's proposition, lika Gov. Pounds
In tho 1touso, Is incomplete. Tho snn,o lnay
bo snid OF Representative Dicknell's scheme
for dividing np the Electoral votes OF tho
States nmotlE candidates in exact proportion
to the popular vote, oven II 1t were not open
10 other criticism. All tho propositions now
pending fail to meet the oxiEencies of the
case, because mono Of them covers the whole
ground nor ls urged as complete alid linn!
solution Of tho trouble.
Wl,at the result Of tho controversy IN tho
1Iouse shalt be Is matter Of speculation.
Tho Republican caucus was unusually llnnM1-
nous in tho decision to resist tic passngo or
tito proposed rule, anl tho pasty representa-
ttyes l,nve made all tho confessions OF pre-
viotls party errors TINT Tho utmost caIslor
would s,tggrst. They have thus discounted
nuy humiliation which the Democrats seek
| to put upon them by charging Inconsistency.
Such charge l,as but little weight III my case,
bccausa history shows TINT NIL parties ut 'if-
fcrcnt times l,avo taken different sides
On tic construction OF constitutional a.1es-
ttons to suit temporary party purposes. Tho
Republican position Is strengthened by the
willingness OF tho minority 10 fofcgo tho de-
bate mud postpone tho question from time to
| tt,ae to make room, Tor my real public huat-
ness which the majority arc rcatly 10 present.
The Democrats will prolah1y ytottl to tl.ts
WOW Of tho ease III n few days ut tho most.
They 10 not caro- to assume tho responsibility
for mi extra session which neEiuct OF tho
public business will involve, nor 10 they de-
sire MI extra session, because It would result
III tho 'Dss OF tho patronage Ut Congress
several months earlier thnn WON'T. happen Il,
the regular order. If nothing be done In re-
coul to tho proposcd ioint rule until tic
limo shn,1 arrtye for couutlnr tho Electoral
voto there will In I'm rcnson to apnrchentI
o,v +ro,,,1, Come NJ TN nemocrot,c Co11.
, 1880-12-13

TIE Stnte OF Nevada Is the third in area
III tho United States, mud tho thirty-ughth,
or Inst, III populntion and resources. It Inns
less land under cultivation than most coltn-
t!rs In illinois. 1t docs not supply its own
inhabitants with food. A. glance ut the ,lap
will show tint 1t, contains vast tr1lcts OF
desert, lnva-tlelds, alkai lakcs, mud sagc
plains. It's wllolo livestock, Including horses,
is worth less than one-unrter ny much ns
tho hogs or tho mules OF Illinois. At tho late
election Nevada east fowor Votes than tlle
Sixth, suyont1,, md Eighth, OF tho Twelfth,
Thirteenth, aud Fourteenth WurIk Of tho
City OF Chlcago. 1t Is tho only Northern
Htate which shows n decreased vote sInce
1870. Moreover, Its suffrage ls the most cor
rupt In tho Union, Its Government Is rnpfd-
" bccou,lng, II 1t haa not already be-
come. u strict plutocracy. a correspondent
desires to bo informed how this rotten
borough WIS Rdn,ttcl Into tho Union, mud
whether there Is ms prospect of nbOlisling
It 0r tlnproyln. Its character by tho nlliloxa-
tion OF contiguous territory. ~ Tho bill for
the adm!sslon Of Nevada WIS Introduced Il,
tlIoSsnate OF tho United States In tSoi By Alr,
Dooiitt!e 1t passed. with no luoato OIL tho
merits Ut tic case in either lIouso. Tho mines
l,a.l thcu bccn lately discovered, an.l thoro
was arus Ut Immigration to the State. 1t
was well understood. uYcn ut tllat day, tllat
most OF the land WIS worthless for aKrfeult-
uruI purposes. But 1t WIS presumed uat
tic fictitious mining excitement wu.lfl coll
tInue, alIu TINT vast Interests In connection
With tho production Ut tbs precious uetals
would grow lip. While this Idea llas not
proved altogether faEtacions. 1t ias boon
found TINT tha Il1lncs l,ayu pnssca into ttt
possession ot fow monp,Dllcs, and That u
snail number OF inonIEnntcly rich n.usl
usu not tho tsafcst custottans OF the
honor OF Il State. {2) Tho question n
to tho lAassihls renutly for u rotten borough
when once It lias lccome part OF tlle un!on
adnlts Of but os.o answer. Tha provision.
ot tlle Constitution Of tta United States OF
tisis point are plain. Art ~, Sec. q. pro
yides that mo iew State slIall be formed o.
ERECTED within thu Jurisdiction Of any otlle
State, nor any Htats bo formed by tho june
t3un Ut two OF more States, or parts ot States
without the consent OF the Lexlsiatases q
tls States cQncerued." Art. Y. provides thu
no Htu.u without its consent shall be ii
vtiycsl Of It's equal suffrage IL, the Senate
There IL no prohibition III the Constitute
ngattlst add!Eg tcrfItory belonging 10 til
United States to any Stale. III 1t, WI
never conceived that any atats woul
i. REFUSE to take ali the territory It coul
, 1880-12-13

TuE voice OF reason In Washington is:
"Genur41, but not Captain Qcnoral." Con. Bio.
Cook, who introduced the bill In tho I{oso put
ting Grn. Qrant OH tho retired list With tho ra.le
nf General, WIS mot kuuwn 10 third torn tl,ai,.
hut he is atronH friontl ut Oen. Gartlcld's.
And It Is believed tho suggestion hns tho np.
uruYat Of tho lnttQr.
, 1880-12-13

a cA1tLE dispatch Of tho ltth inst, spcnk-
ing Of tho preparations Greeeo IL making for
w,.r With Turkey, saya:
Tho Crock Cha.nbcr Of Deputies to-day np-
proved ii convention betwe1h tho Government
aud tic Nn;tonnl l}nnk for u lOsn OF u, ,UoJ
lrnchtnus [$11.5aUnNL,
4 Gar!ballIntl. who recently nrrlvcd hore, hns
proposed to tho Govornmclt, iii behalf at
M0nottl fiarbntli, tho formation If Il uarttntu-
Inn corps Of 7,U0 Italian RhnrpsAnntors III tho
ovpnt OF u Wnr GgtWcon Grooce lllld Turkey.
, 1880-12-13
THE NATIONAL ELEcToRAL SYSTEM

TIE NATIONAL ELEcToRAL SYSTEM, :,
It IL probable TINT the tlebate OH the pro-
posctl joint ru1o governing tho count ot
thu Electoral vote will bo resumed III tho
House OF Representatives to-day. 1t wns
interrupted oil Fridny Only by tho ortter for
private bills, which does not glye wuy To tho
highest question OF privilege. Saturday WIS
set asisle, rs usual during tho early part OF
tho session, to give members Of Congress M
opportunity to visit tho Departments and
intrigue for appointments. To-day there
will bo no obstacls In tho way of taislng up
tho discussion where it was left except pub
lie business and necessary legtsldts0s, atld
such tr!i1ng considerations will scarcely bo
permitted to Interfere. =
Tic Democrats hnvo attacked tho Electoral
question on the wrong sidr. Tlloy arg III na,-
so!uso control In both 1iouses Of Congress,
nu{l 1t was in tho1E power to formulate Il
scheme OF constitutional revision which
would have met with no factloas opposition.
Such Il scheme should Include III provts-
lon for Presidential term Of SIX years, max
Ing the incumbent Of the Office Ineligible to
consecutive reelection; ta) I'LL extension OF
tho Congressional tcrM to tlIreo years; (3} q
requirement that tho Congress clIoscl, In the
full shall meet tho following winter, Mld tho
Congress elected Mt the samo ttlne witt. tho
President s!,ull be lntrustcd with tlo declara-
tiun Of tic result Of tho Electoral votes;
~ spucIlc direction rs to the manner Of do-
termin!ng disputed votes, and counting and
declaring the result; {5) IN abantloi-
mcnt OF tho obsolete and useless machinery
Ut tic Electoral Collage, md TIC substitution
ot \ certain number of v0tes tor the several
States proportloned to tho representation In
Congress, AZ now. lind tho Dutnocrnts pre-
scented ut this session q colnprcl,enstveschetno
covering these points, they would llaye been
| relieved from tic suspicion Of using their
partisan MINORITY fur moro temporary pArti.
snii purpose, and they might llavo assacntc1
with their party rulo III Congress ut least one
important step In tho dire tidn OF National
pcace, order. anu hnrmony.
Gov. Pound, OF Wisconsin, has n PROPOSE
tlon before Congress for constitutional
amendment extending tho Presidential and
Congressional terms to six alld three yaara
respectively, a.ld beginning with Alarch T.
1856, but 1t Ii not lIkely tlut lis resolution
will make any l,eadway ut this session
OF Congress. Tic himself thinks It will 70
QuIru persistent ald emphatic expressions d
public sentiment favorable 10 tho pro!cc
before 1t Gun secura Scrfous colisidaratfo,
from any Congress. Hut thoro arc otllo
roaSons why 1t falls to receive tho consldoEa
tton which 1t merits. 1t does not orlginnt
with tho party which Is responsible for legls
lation in tho present Congress, and 1t fs no
complete III Itself. Tho project Is u good OH
as fur ns 1t goes. Tho relief whicl, 1t wouls
, 1880-12-13

7-rr Cu1cAao Tn1nuhE has estab!shod braneh
ocns far tto rrccpt Of Subscriptions and ADVERTISE
ha1tts a. falto~n: a..
hEW yijllK-teo;n p 7rttt,s building. FIT. Afc.
FAlnES, sfAsnuhr.
ul4Astluw. scotlnnd-Ailan's American News
Apenc1, u ttcnHell-st
LONDON. lsnE.-Amer1cAn Exchange ~ esFaHu'
llESltf +. Etf1.1u. AEOnt.
NASHlNHTUE, II. f.--13t9 + strfat-
, 1880-12-13

TilE mysterious gifl Of money which Lord
boaconsllesds horu. Entumi1n Ftr,nf~, receives,
rccalls tho faot ti,at to William Pitt the younger
ca1no one ,fny from MI unknown bcncfaotor u
present at <5o,o0o, to promote bis carly caruor til
Parliament. So lat tho Action u NO stranger
thAn thu truth.
, 1880-12-13

II IL said TINT Irof. franklin Carter, now
j Of Ya!o Collauo, n,uy become tho prcsident Of
williams College, succeetllnR Dr. ChatIbalrIe,
who has resigned. praf. Cartor ia MI nccoin-
rlishcd schnEar, 4nl WIS formerly Professor Of
La.iu ut Williams, whero he graduated In leG.,
, 1880-12-13
clandlso charged by railways md steamship
tt,,oa lon hin, frou, ft,n,,, ~

clanllso charged by railways md steamship
lines leading from thoM."
This non-inturcOtrse scltetn0 Is mn old ono.
It WIS agltatnl md tried before TIC War.
tNo ruu,e1iber 1t was tried OIL n Connecticut
comb nlnnufaclory, wluse managers woro
Notified that it ttcy supported Lincoln for
1'rcsllcnttlle patronage Of Tho ''sollth" would
bo withdrawn from tint concern. Tho reply
Of tho manager was, TINT II tho chtvolry did
not want hts combs they need not buy thom,
but cant.i Ro lousy.
a minority Of tho shopkccpers md traders
OF tho South arc .Tcws, and willie they, for
pence sakc, 20 with tho current of popular
sentiment IN Dixie, they aro not the kind Of
ll,cn WHO buy In n dear market when there is
4 cheap ono cfnsp By. Tliry have no Lost
Causo " to weep ntut wall oycr. They have
no Northern, enemies to punish Or Southern
Srccsl to rowartl. Tley care prcctous llttlo
Tor "tllo CAUSE for which Leo fought mid
Jackson dc.t." They will continue to r'.r-
clnso thcir goods whore they eat buy tlio'a
OH tho hest terms; md IL that Ia III Clnctsi-
init, to Cincinnati tlley wifi go for their
bnrgnius. The sentimental Southern nnllg-
,,arts mny pntrontze" Atlanta, Now Or
,sNns. Charleston, or any otl.or Rebel town
thoy please, but their trale is Of precious
lEttlo account, rs 1t chiotly consists Of long
credit untl compromise payments. 1t Is these
slopkeepors at tlla South wl,oso credit is
bad or dubious tint atp making the most
cinttur about "patronizing Southern Wliole-
s1lurs n1Nl manufacturers and direct lit
! porters." Let them. They will not apprss-
| ctahly disturb tho 1aw of political economy:
, 1880-12-13

TilE most rnbid OF the Southern 1}ourbors
atm!t that II falr eltsotlon ,aptho,ls prevail In
tho South thoro will be IN csal to sotdsty. ,Ths
Ia rontesatnn Ut the truth OF tho lsopubllcnn
charge thnt tho South IL solid for nothing thAt
IN ufaOtt
, 1880-12-13

This Ia tho old Denocrntto kamo in Congress.
1ntrtHet Rntrto in!ItitUtlA. nlGasur1t mil when
tho Ilepuh!icnHa nppnsu It charge thetn With ut,.
strurtIng THO public business. President ttnyes
wis eharEca with obstruction whom no uIsl!,..
0tlshGA hIln8Clf with hin Herfes oE yer1rs. md
tho vote IT tho cttlntry aco ltts shown TINT tho
pcoplV fully understand who tAe rcpl obstruet-
, 1880-12-13

,rr1E yn1NuSE printed yesterday morning
nearly 1.;o, ,00O full shcels Of paper, aid con-
stunned over 10000 pounds OF Willie paper, or
more than eight tons. Tllis enormous edl-
tlon was ali printed, foldc1, handlcd, sold.
alld distributed between 8 md ~. Ill,
, 1880-12-13

SOL, whllo 1t IL not quite fufr, ia to good to 10
forgotten. "IIo IT," said Carpenter OIL nno oc-
casl0n, W Kroat constitutional lnwyer umu,IK
sntoss, mil srent sailor an,ouH constitutional
| fntvpnf+
, 1880-12-13
POSTAGE.

Entt,1d At th< po4t-pMttnt Ched94 Ill., a. sfco''a.
Cta,s .Hhl!tr
Torthe tencft Of our pntrnns whn dnt!re 10 tcno
snIlo tupcs Of rHA THtlsUSH ihrUuah tho nia'' w
A,yu herewith ll,e &s4naldnt rt$a Or postARoi
t]v,ntstit. rer Fnrr,
Fight Mntt rwelvc f'nsn i'aror. senH
Ejxtnnrt lsnn la.lbQf. ceEl8a
ffyiT. :. ....
1Cht and Twdr1 pnTp tHpGF. ESnt
tIx1e4H 1A20 @S'
, 1880-12-13
nnra THE souru WANT HARMONY,


mira rur sn1Tu WATT HARMONY
hi ,fcCjuro has written o letter homo
from ,vosl,tnrto,, In hts raper. the phl.a-
tlc,nhio T,imcx fpc,n,>. In which llo n,akrs
so,,,n ro,urnepts urt,, tia uncertainty TINT
t,reyntts with regard to tho policy Of Gen.
t;ariIrl,l,s Administration. mud It's effect upon
I'm f,,t,,r,, nj hnth rnr,fcs. tr,, attitude Of
t}o Saith inward bis Administration ly tho
onc n,,rqtion, In tlcclarcs. whiel, subortlInotcs
MI othors md. IN bts ontnio1,. tho general
tnnr nf I'm So,,thcrn nress Inns prpparcd the
nnhltc far n r,,t,,ru of TIM mora conservative
south.rncre In n ,uoro concilintory mcot1.
N!hot thia hpy,,ouiz,nr of t],e sout,,. "to
Ia r,o ,,arrcn !, viii, the Gnraeltl At}minIstra-
ttn,, ,ront,s. In t,n,s ,lcanes.
=. ,.oaas .,r,n,v t,,o, ,ho ruou,h oa so,,thorn.
err, shnii nccopt tho comirDn. .sci,so Wow Of tho
actal stt1fn 9na ttat to my s s ,s "s
samn' Ani i,nth ,m1,Et rcnrcacnt thoir respect.
ive coust!tiiel!elcs II they would st,cecea pl u
thnn 'a fr,,tiesA nu Of rooS. for any i,,T1bor of
southorn statesmen, 70 east thoir potfttntt tots
nny y thnyy wi, wn1 nrozn o;pgitt gitt, bural HJ,a,us
tration, md 10 sustained IN tho eiIost hy tho
oerl Mi@ ,1 IN shct z. onSn IN MI
mich for the Country. on tha ottor side. It
wou 10 WORSE t9an foliy Tor oa; naretd .t,I t3 to
Wild hot Gc corsny sitstHt,,cd BY tho liberal
and progressive cietnent Of tho iterli,lica1 nnr.
ia bnst t no nj jo ot nartnoo,,s @ rciations viii
l,cpnbicnn. Administration ttat cou,nt,,ls tho
amhpGs, n tnr a. It's 0h asfnn Il tho Uuvor
ncnt wo,lld 10 productive Of unspoakablo bless
inss to the "hoe country =
1t Is sincerely to 10 hoped that Col. Mcclure
Is right III hts forecast Of tlo political future.
and TINT uie South Will CONC Into liarmon'"
Gus relations with tho Administration, abatl-
doh Its sectloha'isna md State-soyerolgnty
nonsense, respect tho laws and tho constltu-
ttonal amendments, guarantee every citizen
III Ills rights, protect tho ballot-box from
VIOLENCE, frnud, md corruption, punish tho
, 1880-12-13

NAltF1ELn's first lncssagc will bo worth
about I've times rs much In tho market as
Haycs' Lust on0 WIS,
, 1880-12-13

fsrnnd Urtrn.TT0u.c.
f'1nrk rtrcet, orpesit sew Ennri-tfo,'so. EssaEe-
tunnt Of tho I!ostun fioal unura Company. "Tho
1luIls of Curnnvil!c."
, 1880-12-13

T1nvcrtr*S Theatre. ...-
rcurhorp strro:. ttrncr VI Mnnrnt, FnEHsemcnt
OF atsakusch md I1ess' EnElfst Oresn comppHJ.
sMaHatp{UIp."
, 1880-12-13

t1tympte TheNtra. -
r1nrk street. he,wccn I.nko md Randolph. Variety
untNfiUunicHf.
, 1880-12-13

S11nles''A Theatre.
Randolph ntrcct, h.taccn CLARK md La sa,lH En-
sna,nIeut Ut \. M rn!n,or's unua Square Company.
~. El!so Fr5ond." =
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27

FLANNEL
JOHNSONS Fair nalno C1othn0
fm g@M @ e& THIRD. SO = 1s+ e. , rHInD Fair Dealing Clothing HUR
FIVE CENTS ALIN E
AUCTION SALES.

BLOCK OF LOTS AT AUCTI0N--CHEAP
II HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE On Tuesday,
July 6th at 10 O'Clock NJ, will sell on the prem
ses, IA lots. comprising the entire block bounded by
Western avenue, Thomas street, Lafond street and
Virginia avenue, and within a few blocks of the
Elevator. Terms made known on day of sale.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
Commission Auctioneer.
ZINE FRESH GROCERIES AND STORE FIX
i TURES AT AUCTION-I will sell at the store
Of the late firm of Stormer & Otto, corner Broadway
and Seventh streets, beginning Saturday morning,
June 26th, at 80 o'clock A. The stock is clean
and fresh and consists of general line of staple
groceries, counters shelving, combination safe large
ice chest show cases. truck stoves etc. Dealers and
boarding house keepers will find 1t their intereso
attend this sae goods will be offered in lots.
P r. KAVANAGH,
49, Commission Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27
HEALTH AND HAPPIN Ess.

1t seems strange that anyone will suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by an i'm
pure etate of the blood, when ScoviD's Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health and
physical organization. It is indeed strength
ening syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven
itself to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered, effectually curing Scrofula. Syphilitic
disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys, all Nervous
disorders and Debility. 1t convects indigestion.
It makes the old feel young, the young feel
gay and will invariably drive out of the sys-
tenn the many ills that human flesh and blood
are heir to. Price of large bottle with full di-
rections, 81. a single bottle will prove to you
its merits as a health renewer, for it acts like
charm, especially when the complaint is of an
exhaustive nature, having tendency t. lessen
the natural vigor of the brain and nervous
system.
Remember we keep this excellent Blood sad
Liver Syrup for sale at our drug store in St.
Paul, and do most cordially recommend it to
our customers and ell good people. NoYEs
Bros 4 CUTLER agenta
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27
Notice of Dissolution

The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm name of Little Berris-
ford at Il and rs Robert street. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
E. f. Berrisford will continue the business, will
pay all demands against said firm, and collect all &C.
counts. His cracker business will be carried on
usual at his old stand, No. So East Fifth street.
REUBEN f. LITTLE,
TITO E. F. BERRISFORD,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27

FAGGLi]Db Valt ( EnplgYGsul Bureau

A9rerttserGsntx in this column ara puhltshed al
dpF cents a itne each ,nssrtton but in ordsr 10
provs the <ciaienCg Of me GLOBE "a On odrer-
Using medium, ana 'Iisn to aid the UsemDtoysd,
i0iI publish for t1ce"ty3fUs cents, thrssii,s
advertisement, Of SituGtions Wanted and Sitba-
tons offered, and continue the advertisement an
III tie object sought for is accomplished. For
tWenty-fUe cents, the man out Of s0ork can adUer-
tise for situation until h. finds one.
Each line ousr TIE three, TO cost fve cssts pc,
lin. each Insertion
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27

The undivided q of 20 feet front on Third
street. east of the west 46 feet of south 95 feet
of lot 2, block le, Rice Irvine's addition; the
Oppenheim building thereon, being No. 90
Third street; and LOT 95 feet deep, more or less
ALsO-Undivided Is of the west % feet of
the south IS feet of said lot 3. corner of Third
and Washington streets, 95 feet deep; build
ings thereon, No. SO Third street, and ii WASH
ipgton street.
ALSO-rne undivided Is of west Sc feet of
that part of said lot lying north of the south
95 feet of said lot 2, being Sc feet On Fourth
street by los feet, more or less, on Washington
street, upon which are located buildings No.
g s.. IS and 81 Washington street and SO
Fourth street.
ALoo-At 5 o'clock of the same day, on the
premises the undivided Is of lot 3, block 10.
Robert d Randslps addition; SO by $50 feet,
more or less. on Robert street. west side, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, upon which
is located building occupied by j. K. Hilyard.
The above interest in all of said property
being that of N. Westcott. deceased.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-27
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICE OF
ql0s. Cochran, Jr.,
Real Estate "A gent
AND
AUCTION Il e r.
IL WABASHAW STREET.

I call attention to the fOgJOaUi3,g
pieces of as,ein,2oToved Real Estate,
among aUls6clt are some of the finest
and best building sites en- the city:
The qOestegly go feet of the 12O
feet frOasted by the stone aU0W aspO7e
Summit 0ves,ue, Immediately aUeSt
of No. 13S.
The IS feet aspo,a the same ace
nae, lying 6etsUeen The Improved
properties of Mrs. Il. j. Mott and
Major Browning.
The 90 feet Immediately aUest of
the $50 feet Wpon the northwest
corner of Summit and Virginia
GCe71ueS.
The $50 feet Oae the 6E,tf9 side of
this Avenue. Tying eCest of the 9es5-
dence of M. Il. H. Cutter.
The 12O feet agp0ae the north side
of Pleasant 0VenaIe, on the north
east corner of Chestnut street.
The 200 feet Oas the northwest
corner of Summit 0Uenase and
Mdckubin street.
The so feet on the southwest COR
9eeg' of Summit due,aate and II aba
sh0aU streets.
In less costly properties, I haze
building lots en- Woodland Paris,
Terrace Park and Summit Park,
Mdckabin dc MarshaEps, and all
the other suburban additions on
favorable terms 0geG ut reasonable
prices.
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BOARDING.

az CENTS pays for first-class meal at the Mer-
g % chants Dining Room, No 80 Robert street. be-
tseen Fifth and Sixth streets; 81 meal coupon
tickets only $500; tickets 81 CO. No extra charge
for sec. nd orders The tables are always provided
with the best in the market and cleanliness and good
cooking specially Cut this out and try the
Merchants and you viii be pleased. Tables
reserved for ladies'.
EIRsT-CLASS board in private family at 109 Rob
z ert street. 1G0
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Observation-Disclosures Best the clairvoyant and
1 fortune teller. is at No Is West 5th street, be-
tween st. Peter and Wabashaw, opposite the Post
Office, st. Paul. She remains but short time.
167-1S7
TNOR SALE-At bargain. 40 shares, first series,
T. Capital Building Society Stock. Apply at this
Office 1879
OEVEN PER CENT money on frst-cass city
= prop erty. GRAVES vINTON, co., F. Sd 57-67
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tSyANTED-S Situation as assistant book-keeper by
w young man who is good penInan and has
had experience. Good references given. Address
" W., GLOBE office. IT'S
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IkYANTED-PARTNER- young man with small
w capital to take an interest ia good paying bust
ness Enquire at this Office. lit
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,IITUATION BY yonng man to drive team and
y to do general work. Address T., GLOBE Office.
14nk
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.yITUATION WANTED-As a clerk in grocery
y store, or drive team, or coachman in pri-
vate family. God references Address ". H this
Office. lSi'
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VNTANTED-A furnished house of elk or seven
w rooms on It. Anthony Hill, for two Or three
months, from July LIST. Apply 7, Irvine Park. 172'
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WANTED.

A TEACHER desires pupils (of any gradel for pr-
"A vate instruction. Terns moderate. Apply at
81 Norris street. 173-lS1