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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15

Msshsrs! Meshsrss! aesAessii !
Are you disturbed q night end
broken Of your rest BY . sick child ssf.
fsrius end crying With the sxorucisting
pain Of cutting teethI II N, g at
oncs and get bottle Of 1Rs. WINs.
Lows So0ru1H0 SYRUP. Il win re-
lisvs the poor little su6sser immsdiats-
ly-depend upon It; thsrs i 20 mistake
about Il. There 10 not . msehss o.
earth who hes ever ussd il Who viii not
tell Won q once thae b vii reGula&s
the bowels. and give rest 70 the mother
and relief and health to tbs child. spsr.
ating like magic. Il - psrfeotly safe
20 ass In oil cAsss. cd plsAssse 70 ~
taste, and Is ths pgsDcEipeipa Vt one Of
The oldest and bsat fenals physicians
and nurses in tie UniAsA 6eaieA Fall
directions for using win seooopsny
ssch bottle. None geauins th1os the
facsimile Of CuArIs 8 P1RxIae = q
the outside wrapper. Sold u all
Medicine DeslsrA . conts : 6otAje-
Beware OF limitations. eeaa
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CHANGE OF ScuEDuLE.-Upon cam
plsint being made. the p. o. Depart
ment has issued schedule for the mail
carrier between this place and
Neah Bay and way ports. It requires
the steamer 70 leave this place on Mop.
days at 9 AM. arrive st Neah Bay ct @
Pm. Of the same day; leave there on
Tuesd.ys 9. 6AN, and srrive here At
of tire between this place and Sem
iahmoo aud way ports. require. the
vessel TO leave here on Thursdays q 8
AN, and arrive here again on her re-
turn on Saturdays. at ARM. Persons
hereafter desiring tn send letters ar
freight on either of these routes will
bsaf tho above In mind Both these
schedules are in f0rca.--POrt Pownsend
Ar0us. 49, q aea3 fsfAi.t g - -.
a. S"S. H-rs sRasynT .sfses44s esasrfl
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TO SETTLERS
WHO WANT TO MAKE MONEY |
3.1so ACRES Of nosT FEaTIlE AND EASILY
CULTIVATED LAND 10 LEASE n GUAM.
Titles TO SUIT FOR 4 TERN OF
YEARS WITHOUT RENTAL.

River. few niIes norsA o. tbs boundary liae.
Thev are similar IN fosmatton 70 the oWinc.
mtsh Fists. fer Dcss sztsnstvs. less eut up vita
lad 8 se1sb On VIA Gss pniFse. viSi ely
nhsstl. zbs hnbse aInG ths rvse b1nk = saf.
Aeasst for 1cssstte pufpoess sAs vafsr q excel.
ieoe. asd the lanA b noss sdvaotaoeo1sly stts-
ras Il, eanyiSs freisSs q Sznsnsiy isv sssss %
the following narksts: New Wsssminstss, Bur-
sasd Iniss. Nanaimo. vistssss 81 ksquimait-al
pscsrsssavs pieces. the must impossant being
viesossa. nov eIay g - thousand inhahsaanss.
Tss sew bomiaios Sarr1 Of ten esnts ~ bush-
81 % eas 81 potstoes spd IS esnes % haglsy
snf wheat. 10. be. a41eds su0cisnt protection
OF Orsvcs nd washfsgana TERRITORY. ana IL eqaal
10 n s1tga proat for HBitteh Oolunhds farueys Of
about q DeF ssHo. 1hts y - sAditioosl iD1nce-
meat for farmers looking cut for the most profit
seuis on TIE fertile snd sssily reclaimed lands On
he delta Of the Fraser. Formers now located
there ssil readily foe cash ~ they en- rstss ~
Duel higher prices than can - Obtained il any
dsmasd nsss esssisn. sTssssr man he supply
and rapidly tnereaee fcs many yeaxp 10 como In
conssqusncs Of ~ eous1suesion OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway. contrast fer ovug nine NIL
0ovssnssA ssd ths sossssssss = nev o. sA1
9o1na preparing TO put four thosssad nm q
work spon 10. eommanstng en the Fraser River.
me undsssfsned h.s few hunase1 scssu
syled. Which van = e spoe fsvesasls sss.s:
. dvks sbout tvo snA . hslf Ssse htsh - protect
70 ifoa high vstsr - sysspetcoa1 yesss. 1e
part u Il y sabject % ovsE0ou ~ aa1e wetAe.
THIS isod Z oasssd FREE fs ~ g sshf ysasu
ing. inpsovtng and sultivs1tug. ed Iesv1pg {
cesssts position Of u sse4s1 - tf0e6hy q .tha
termination ~ IL Lsss. y
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. August Hess wishes all to know
that hs is still at his old stand Read
his ad.
Frank Gutenberg has opened, the
building in the rear Of the posseffice .
beer hall.
John Bonner. an Irish sailor, adiule.
ed insane. was sent to the Asylum, yes.
terdsy, from Port Madison.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will proi,sbly finish up their work IT,
day. and adjourn for the term.
Bark Aureola. loaded with Seattle
coal, went to sea last evening, the s L
Mastick towing her out Of the harbor.
MrCresvell. the pioneer Skagit pho.
tograph map maker. leaves for RUBY
creek on the Josephine next Monday.
Mr. g Il Parker goes to Port Town
send today. on the records Of the Gus
tom House. at which pace he will lie
entered as Master OF the Messenger
Tho Governor Grover. st4amboa
formerly ~owued by the Willamette
transportation Company and sold by
~ " Ius " . No. - DRUG changed
into freight boat
A very leud bilge water perfume
GENES from the hauled out hulk OF the
steamer Linnie, which 10 not psrticu.
larry agreeable in the quartee where
the INrELLIagHCER Office is located.
The North Pacific came from Taco.
ma last night. aud rsturDed. The
Aida came from Port Townsend and
returned. The boats connected here,
AID transferred freight and passengers.
Three piledrivsrs at one wharf il an
occasional occurrence OH our water
front. SO is also five and s0metimes
six sail shipsat another. while at third
wharf are frequently to be seen from
eight 10 twelve steamers.
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FRIDAY, Nay II. 1880
Council met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
Pressnt-His Homer the Mayor, Or
snge Jacobs, and Councilmen Clancy.
Miller. Stetsou. King. Natioo, Bag.ey,
and Hasthorne.
A communication 10 received from
Joseph B Huntley relative to his srresk
by Constable Mills aad fne by ustice
Scott. under ordinance Of the city.
Thereupon, it appssrisg to the Counsel
that said Hunsiey was unjustly imposed
upon. 1t 10 ordered that . warrspt be
drawn on the Treasurer in the sum Of
30. being the amount Of fine imposed.
A petition is received from J. F. De-
wore. pastor Of the NJ e. Church, rel
ative 70 the removal Of earth under
their Church. On motion of Council
man Miller it 10 ordered that the said
petition be referred to Q committee, to-
wit. Ceuncilmeu Miller, Clancy, King,
Nation and Bagley.
Ordered. that r Scott. J P. pay back
to B Huntley th. sum Of IS. 6eing the
hoe collected from said Huntley.
The COMMITTEES to whom wss referred
the matter of . road out Of town make
their report selecting r0ats, and said
report is adopted.
Tho COMMITTEES on Front street grade
Is given until the next regular meeting
in which to report. r.
The City Attorney submits Ordinance
No. 2l5. to regulate the dspositing of
ballast into Eliiott's Bay, and the same
10 adopted. %83 j IS
Ordered. thst the Fire Committee Be
instructed to make IN estimate Of the
cost of building slips along the water
front for FIRE purposes.
Ordered that tbs chairman of the
Street Committse Be instructed tn Doti-
~ property owners on James and Mill
streets, between Front and Second
streets, that the Council will proceed
to provide for grading said streets at
the next meeting.
Ordered. that . committee, towit.
Councilmen King. Clancy aud Miller,
be appointed to mako inquiries - to
the residence and conduct Of the special
policeman. and to report ct the next
meeting.
Ordered, that the chairman Of the
Street Committee b instructed to OK.
anime the bridge 1t the foot Of Second
street and dstermios If the ssma be
dangerous. and to prevent travel there.
on. aud to report 1t next meeting. i
Adjourned. i
E. q. OSBORNE. Clerk.
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GRAND SuccSss.-Ths festival 1t the
Opera House last evening. under the
AUSPICES Of tho ladies Of the Prssbyte-
r,au Church, was. to say the least, an
soi.v.ble afFAir. a. we'll - . pecuniary
succsss. Everyone got their full mo0-
ey,s worth. aud declared thcmselves
we'll pleased. TIE ladies desire to
return their sincere thanks TO the
fr,rnis who so literally patronized
them. The hand was present in full
uniform, and furni~hed excellent mn,
aic
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WANTS ! SEASON Misa Ross Ey.

"a WANTS 4 SEASON Mics Hose Ely
tinge. the celebrated actress ~ho played
. short engagement in this city year
avo. aud who is now la London. Eng-
hand, has written to the owners OF the
New Market Thsatss that che desires
to lease the same for the purpsse OF
giving the psople OF Portland nrst
class tb.str,cal season. Negotiations
ere hoy under way. and u the terms
are satisfactory to tho lady. she will
leave Immediately tor this city and 81
sume The management at the thsatsr -
Portland Standard.
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4 CARD.

&. We take this method Of thanking Dr.
Hilton for his kind and attentive care
81 our little boy, wbo vas 90 dan
orrnusly i'll with diphtheris. rsAlising
that % his skill Ne eyre the life ~ eur
little ono.
Very respectfully.
ARrHuR CRAwroRD AND WIFE.
SeArrLk. Nay 1lth. 1850.
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WOODEN Ware At recent wood-
en- wedding in Collar. the couple re-
csivsd spproprnts prssentsas folisss;
Center table, card table. whst-nat. cro-
qust set, !. hat rack. clothes wringer.
wash board and tub. butter print.
clothes basket. lap tablet. act 1t chess-
men. wall p1oket. three pairs brackets,
and two clock shelves. ga
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15

PLEASANT PATTY =. Some Of the
young friends aot Geo. Hill got up :
surprise party for him II the residsnos
Of his grand father. Mr.. Peter Andrsws.
Thursday evening. Some thirty couples
were present. and . most enjoyable
evening WAS psssed. <
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-15

Microbes HnAIl1bls Infection.
Guaranteed to cure promptly and per.
manently every case of Gonorrhna.
elect and Whites. no matter OF how
lsngstsndine. If directions sre followed.
Internal medicine not RECOMMENDED or
necessary. A cure guaranteed O. money
refunded. For SALE BY. n. T. Cody L
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
Attic. w. T.
OLD JUNK WAKTED.-We will here
after pay cash for oil old rags. junk,
old iron. copper. brass. lead. etc..
delivered to ~ on the wharf. Here is
. chance for the bnys to make some
money. Cow 4 WILSON.
Ladies' intending to 60 to Victoria
on the Gath Of May excursion would do
well to send their names to Jack Levy,
% he can reserve state rooms for
them.
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AccIDExTALLY KILLED. Mr.. James
Dryer, . son Of Mrs Dryer. Of this
city, was recently thrown from horse
in Honolulu, aad shortly after died Of
his i1iSries. or her three bcys. one,
Willisrn, wa Loaf on the Inflated Pa
ciic; Jswes. ~ above statsd. died In
Honolulu. and John 10 working in Ts.
coma, at ssip eaRpsnterisg. 81
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Fatal .AccDENr. Thursday eve
ming. while working in one IT the
rooms Of the seattle coal mine. At
Newcastle. Nj John Taoma.. ysung
man about twenty years OF ags. wss
struck on the head BY falling chunk
Of coal and inafsntly killed. Hi. faith.
or. who war near him at the time. Also
received slight injuries. The funeral
services over the remains of the nm
fortunats syoone man win take place
at the mines todsy. =
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WIN. HAMMOND & co.,
Ship Builders -.
AND .rststEG
go Contractors.

The Marine Ways q NE foot Of Chs1y Street
have been rebuilt In . substantial manner. We
are nov prepared to build steam sad sail vessels
Of all claoooa. fsn essA42s sf~@H sastt -
I Drasts. Plans and Specifications for building
furnished 70 order.
80 va. HAMnoND 4 CO..
m4d&w Seattle. W. T.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

Lieut.. John W. Wilkinson, Seventh cavalry, a
| leave of absence for one month; the same to
Major Henry G.. Thomas. paymaster United
States army. Capt. ]. p. Schindel, Sixth United
States infantry, was detailed to inspect Indian
supplies at the Fort Berthold agency. Lieut..
| Oliver B. Warwick is ordered to Fort Logan,
and Major Merrill Seventh cavalry, is sum-
moned to this city.
VIM. Markoe is about to render public SER
vice by erecting a block of four tenement
houses on the corner of St. Peter and Iglehart
street. The buildings will be of yellow brick,
each twenty feet front with two stories and one
attic. They will front on Iglehart street, and
be supplied with all of the modern improve
meuts. Mr.. Markoe is setting an excellent ex-
cellent example, and it is to be hoped other en-
terprising property owners will go and do like
wise.
Yesterday morning DIR. W. f. Fisher reported
at police headquarters that the night before,
while visiting patient at No. III East Ninth
street, he had his overcoat stolen from the hall
way. A few hours after the report, Detective
Bresett detected tramp named Tom Conners
trying to sell pocket medicine case. This
wss identified by the doctoras one Of two he
had in his overcoat pocket. Conners would
not tell what he had done with the overcoat,
and was locked up.
Yesterday, MAJOR A. u. bates paymRsIer VI
8. army, registered at department head
quarters. He comes to this department after
five years continuous service in the Rio Grande
frontier of Texas and encounters the hardship
of another assignment to frontier duty, he
likely being ordered to take station at Fort
Buford at the mouth of the Yellowstone river.
His pay district will embrace Forts Buford,
Keogh, Custer and Ellis, the most extreme
frontier posts; the circuit being made by
wagon, and consuming fully thirty days Of
each muster.
The Ramsey County Veteran association met
at the old court house last night. Owing to
the little publicity given to the event, the at
tendance was very small. Capt. Manner re-
ported that in accordance with instructions, he
had conferred with Gen. Sigel in regard to
giving lecture before the association, but as
yet no time was set. The captain was request
ed to continue his opportunities, and try to ar
range the event for next Saturday night. Capt.
Warren Mead suggested the propriety of hav-
ing national reunion of soldiers in St. Paul,
and Capt. Starkey moved that the executive
committee of the association confer with the
State association to this end, after which an
adjournment was taken until next Saturday
night.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

First-We are the only clothing house in
Minnesota that can give you boys pants with
the cavalry knee, causing one pair OF pants to
wear as long as two without this improvement.
second-Most of our boys suits are provided
with an extra piece of cloth of the same goods
for patches.
Third-As most boys wear out two pair of
pants to one Jacket we can supply you with an
extra pair like the suit.
Fourth-You pay less for your boys suits
with all these Improvements than they ordina-
rily cost without them.
Those studying economy will bear the above
facts in mind. Boston One-Price Clothing
House, 43 East Third street, St. Paul.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Forrest Herschell has been appointed Solici-
tor General of Great Britain.
Combined Albanian clans numbering 15, coo
warriors are advancing upon the Montenegrins
in the Moratzsche Valley, to recover Podgo-
vitska.
Albania crops, with unreasonable weather,
are reported several weeks behind last year.
Postmaster James, of New York, has been
ordered to pay into court 1858, 900 damages
claimed for using unauthorized, a patent can
ceiling stamp.
The centennial anniversary of the charter
of the town Of Louisville by the Virginia leg
islature, was modestly celebrated in Louisville,
KY, yesterday.
Miners wages at Scranton, Pa, have been
advanced 10 per cent.
The Russian government emphatically de-
MES that foreign Jews are being expelled from
Russia
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
THE GLOBE HOROSCOPE.
As 1t Casts its Light on the Chicago
Markets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. |

Markets.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
CHICAGO, May 1.-Cables higher on every
thing. Our wheat market opened up in beau
tiful shape for the bulls with considerable do
ing at the advance, May selling ST.. Az; June,
s1.l21s; July. $l.O715. Plenty of property
changed hands at those figures but from some
unexpected reason the offerings became liberal.
and prices started on the down grade. There
was no excitement, but slowly and quietly it
went from under the boys, closing at the low
est point Of the day, May, Sl1215; June,
$l.l019; July, $l.0515. The deliveries of wheat
are nothing comparatively, and the few strag-
Cling lots around found a resting place in the
old hole. Rumors are afoat this evening of
lower closing cables.
Corn started in zippy, but the slow and easy
decline in wheat unsettled this cereal, and it
also winds up sick, May, 361a; June, So; July,
365s. What corn was going around went to its
king. He has it and controls the May kind.
Provisions-There were very large deliveries
of this product, but 1 think provisions had
been made for it. The market was unusually
slow but firm in tone, closing with good de
mand at quotations, June, $l0.071z July,
$10.2015. Lard easy. Hogs running heavy
now days, and most of it goes into it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
PHILADELPHIA.

Pennsylvania Central Dividends-COl. Tom
Scott's Resignation of the Presidency of
the Central-Continued Sale of Jay
Cooks Assets.
PHILADELPHIA, May AT a spe-
cial meeting of the directors of
the Pennsylvania railroad to-day
a semi-annual dividend of per cent.
was declared. The resignation of Col. Thos.
A. Scott, who for the past six years has been
president of the company was, received, to
take effect the 1st of June. The resigna-
ton was referred to committee for con-
sideration, and report at meeting to lie
heIdnext week. The Coloners delicate health
caused hig1 to resign.
1t was also decided to give share
holders the benefit from the redistribution
of the shares of tie capital stock purchased
from the city of Philadelphia, the option
be given shareholders to receive the divid-
ends either in cash or in scrip, convertible
into stock at par when presented in coins of
$50, provided the option be exercised on or
before October first next, otherwise the di-
vidend to be paid in cash.
The sale of effects of the Jay Cooks es-
tate was continued to-day. Lands to the
value of $1,571, and $56.000 of lands of the
Sterling Iron & Railway company were dis
posed of. The total amount realized by the
public sale to date is $507,979. The unsold
real estate and securities remain on private
sale ninety days.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
Not Asleep, But Awake.

SIS he awake, or is he dreaming, to make
such an offer?" is the question asked by thou
sands. I am awake. TO the unfortunate: If
you are troubled with any private disease, call
on your druggist and get bottle of DR.. E. B.
Hallidays Blood Purifier and bottle of Halli
days Wash. Go according to directions on the
Wash bottle, and if it does not benefit you more
than anything you ever tried, return the empty
bottles to your druggist, get your money, and
tell him to charge it to the proprietor; or call
or address, with stamp. the proprietor. s. Black
ford, l46 West Third street, st. Paul, Minn.,
where you can be cnred or no pay. That is
hurinesa TRY IL.
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a Boom In Groceries.

The largest and cheapest sale of teas and
ooffees ever made in this country to commence
on Monday. the 81 day of May next. The
Messrs. Michaud Bros, wishing to reduce their
stock of goods as much as possible before NOV
ing into their new store, on Wabashaw street,
on the 1st of June next, have resolved to make
an extraordinary cheap sale during the whole
of the present month of May. Everybody is
invited to call and see their, stock and inquire
prices, at their three stores, No. 81 Wabasha
street, No. 123 East Seventh street and l24 For t
street
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

Prof. a. Cohn's school of languages Curtis
Business college, corner Third and Wabashaw
streets. Natural method. The first session of
this institution will commence on Monday,
May Sd, $780, and continue six weeks. German
and French will be taught by native instruc-
tors, according to the Natural Method"
(Heness- -Sauveur.) English is totally prohibit
ted in the classes, whether beginning or ad.
vanced. German classes will meet daily, ex-
cept Saturdays, from $50 to IL A. M; 4 to 6 P.
NJ. 80 to $50 P. NJ. French classes from IL A..
M. TO 1890 P. NJ; 2:30 to 4P.M M. Circular at
the school. Madame Leontine Arnot- Cohn will
see all those interested in the French this eve
ming at 7:30 P. H., and Monday, II A. M. in the
Curtis Business college.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
Great Success.

Star Oil Stove; fully warranted. 1t surpas-
ses all others for Perfect Safety, Durability,
Economy, Ease of Operation, Neatness and
Cheapness. No one should fail to see it in ope-
ration at WoLTERsToRFF & MoRITz
125 East Seventh street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

Our patient, for whom we procured the st.
Jacobs Oil, is an old man of "a years, who for
four years had been suffering with rheumatism
and swelling of the legs. He consulted five
physicians without any help. We tried the st.
Jacobs Oil on him, AID this wonderful remedy
cured the sufferer beyond the reach of danger.
VIM. HINRICHS, Orangeville, II. Y.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

DR.. Robert Hunter treats all throat and lung
diseases successfully by inhalation. Address
103 State street, Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
Wheeler s. Wilson Machine Notice.

Owners of Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes are notified that the company have an
Office No. 80 East Third street, where they can
at all times have repairing done properly. Don't
trust to inexperienced jobbers if you wish to
have good working machines. Take them direct
to the compapy's office.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
Gold and Silver

formed into the most exquisite designs and
made in the latest style of fashion, will always
be found at P. F. Egan & Co.'s, (Greenleaf's),
n East Third street.
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Great bargains on monday.

On Monday, May Sd, a mammoth stock of
Parasols Sunshades and Umbrellas will be of
fered at a great sacrifice in prices, at
A. H. LINDEKE & Bios
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Beautiful Bronzes,

Glass and Parian Ware, Plated and Silver Ware
of every description, Bric-a-Brac and the latest
novelties in Jewelry at P. f. Egan q Co.'s,
(Greenleaf's, s,) ~ EsstlThird street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
Coming Through tho Rye.

The Smith Bros, of the st. Louis saloon. 29
JacF on street, have just imported from Canada
a large lot of very fine old Bye whisky.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

1t was an amusing sight to see the immense
crowd at the Great Damaged Goods Sale of Es-
terley & Heinemann on Saturday. Seventh
street never before saw such lively times.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

hereby announce myself candidate for
alderman for the First precinct of the Fourth
ward at the coming election.
HIRAM STILWELL.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

Use VIM. Clarke & Sons HELIX NEEDLES
Factory at Redditch. England. Office 157 La
Sale street, Chicago.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02

Have you been humbugged by specialists5
If so, you will know how to appreciate DR.. E. b.
Halliday's Medicines after you have become
acquainted with them.