Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-21
NO. 1856.
SALTWATER.


Opera Hall is engaged Jan. Sd, 1881.
for the play of Arabian Nights
The Saltwater -four mills have shut
| down for week or two for repairs.
Don't forget N. Patwells for Christ
mas toys and candies, Second street
Mr.. G. Henningsen, ieweler, has Just
received his full stock of Christmas goods
All the barber shops in the city will be
| closed on the afternoon of Christmas and
New Years.
Those wishing something nice for the
| holidays, should call at Casar's tewelry
| establishment.
Wheat, No. l, &c; No. 2, SIC; No. 8.
Soc. Receipts, 1900 bushels Oats have
| fallen to 32c per bushel
And don't forget that n Patvell's, on
Second street, is the place to buy K mas
| toys and candy cheap as the cheapest
Estate of Nina S. Soule, deceased; pc
tition for examining administrators final
account, filed, and Dec. 27, 1880, set for
hearing.
The well-known face of Mr. VIM. W.
| Mcpherson, formerly of this city, now
again on our streets.
Prof. Hayner has six engagements for
his full orchestra the next three weeks
There is going to be plenty of ''light toe
work through the holidays, In and about
the city, ''sure.'
The entertainment to be given by our
public schools, under the management of
Mrs. Yates, will take place in Opera hall,
Tuesday evening, December 2sth- Thurs
day evening, the goth instant, Dav7
Crockett will fill the hall.
A pleasant occurrence will take place
to-day in the shape of the marriage Of Mr.
John Conrad to Miss Stella Thompson.
Both are well-known and loved by our
people, and their best wishes 60 with the
happy pair. We expect a whole ':boy''
this time Johnnie.
The citizens of saltwater will be sur.
prised and grieved to hear of the death of
our old and esteemed settler Mrs DR. J. n.
Ali. She and her husband came to Wash
ington county in about 1850 DR.. Ahl
died several years ago. The funeral will
take place from the First Presbyterian
church Wednesday afternoon at 2o'clock
MUNICIPAL COURT.
In the municipal court yesterday two
cases Of assault and battery. one was
discharged on the grounds of being ':too
thin, and the other will be heard Monday
morning, December 9th, at 9 O'Clock
IN PROBATE COURT.
Estate Of John F. Heuer, deceased pc
tition for admitting will to probate filed,
and Jan. II, 1881, set for hearing proofs.
Railroad Notes.
W. Ii. Barron, general freight agent Of
the southern Minnesota division of the
Chicago, Milwaukee s. St. Paul railway,
was in the city yesterday in consultation
with Judge Chandler, the general agent Of
the company at this point.
The blockade on the Hastings s Dakota
division of the c., NJ. s. st. P road having
been raised and the line put in good work
ing order, the officers here yesterday
commenced receiving and billing freight
to all points, guaranteeing prompt de1iv-
cries.
Harry c. Ives, secretary to General
Manager Hill, of the St. Paul, Minneapo-
lis & Manitoba road, was at his desk yes
| terday, having returned from his flying
trip to Chicago, by the early morning
train.
Michael d. Scannell, who had the mis-
fortune to have limb crushed in the
yard, in this city, of the St. Paul, Mime
apolis s. Manitoba railroad, some five
months age, has sufficiently recovered to be
able to move about by the aid of a walk
ing stick. Mr.. Scannell has had long
siege of it, but he is profuse in his ex-
presslons of gratitude to the company for
the medical and hospital care provided
for him, as we'll as for the uniform kind
ness and watchfulness of the hospital at
cndants, to whom he says he owes his re-
tcOvcTv.