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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11


METRororIrAN,-R VI. Dexter, brooklyn; George
.. Artz, Columbus, rio; George NJ Holt, EastOn,
Pa; john NJ, Gill. New York; f. :. Davis Lewiston,
Me Il. >. Burton, san Francisco; William r. Burke,
Alobomni James Clarke, Baltimore; w. ~. Dreher,
Philadelphia; V. 49, Cochran Ridgcville, Md; w, q.
gina.
wiLLNRp's.-w Il. Poilett Brooklyn, N. "; w. j..
Chezncy Philadelphia; q. u. Stual, New York : q.
", Harrison, Chicago! A. y. Lodge, Clurksburg w,
VA j. G.. Ellis, q. A. KendriCk, Massachusetts; j. NJ.
DOiahu. San Francisco; >. S. Bullock, philadelphia
- IA New York. y, Mennet PGnnstyiyS9naa,i
d. Haven, Trenton. n. j.
EnnIrr.-J. G. Clayton. New York N w. Wander
grlit, tOnneCtCnt louis LuiZ, New York ". Sleg-
Tried, Y. :. Nj j. II. owing TENNESSEE NJ. Ga lriel,
Juhn NJ. BOnham, New York; y, ", COlll,!s, New
Mexico; W. +. Stilwell, Indiana; y, q. Edwards,
low lrrscy; w. 4. Burns, Texas; j. {. sullivan,
New York.
ARLINuroS.-A. T.. Stenbergcr, New York; Jay
q. Roads POttsvillc Pa; j. Harbcck Jones, Robert
:. winthrop, Boston; Charles Hamilton, William Is.
Hamilton, :. w. COwlts, New York; q, H. Dryden,
phalclpha; a. H. Vail, Brooklyn; ". Il. Dunn,
New York.
81, MARc.-R. Robinson, Pennsylvania ]. t.
Davis, Maryland; ~ j. Moore, baltimore; ]. J.
waldo, New Maven; w, w. Berry. Maryland; +. Il.
jenkins, William Walker, New York
ST. JAMi:s.--O, G. Cooper, New York William u.
iuyM, Cunncrticuts w. u. cary, Helena, Mon; VIII
lam II. Gnulyic, West Virginia; John Callahan
Portsmouth,, Va; A. 5. Fuller, Portland, Me-; j. -
Shclduy LodH, Ill.
RrgGs,--H. l., Arnold, Colorado; J. Il. Wood, J. T.
Ward, George InMontc, H. y. Fay, New York y
j. ConUvcr Leonard Myers, J. NJ. collins. Philadel
phiG; G. W. smith, Richmond; Hon. NJ. W. Fuller
Chicago.
WoHNtEys,-Ceorrc GRAY New Jersey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
LOCAL MENTION.

The want has been long felt Of n door covering
combining the durability and comfort of a carpet
with the cleanliness OF ollcloth. This desirable
end is obtained In the patent LINoLEUM, and, be-
iIg composed OF cork, Is never cold under loot.
patterns suitable for every part of dwelling
house, us well as stores, offices, &c. See that the
word LINoLEUM" is on the back of every square
all carpet dealers
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washIngiOn's Contributions.
The last number of the Irish World

publishes The following from washington;
Enclosed so are monthly dues Of the members OF
Pnruell Branch No. Land League, of this city, Al
the money should be remitted TO the Irish World Inn
medntely, The retired Irish merlcan soldiers ut
the Soldiers Home near this city, will be glad
this recorded In the the Irish H0iid Although they
have been disabled In the cause Of their adopted
country, they sti cherish true devotion 10 the land
of their BIRTH hence II IL that they subscribers to
your patriotic pRpeT-iTue of Ireland and active
members of the Land League,
u. CONNELL, Treasurer.
The receipts for the Land League fund for the
week ending November / acknowledged by the
Irish IIOrh amount to S3,l5275 RENTED to Mr.
Egan, treasurer, s67sil3 balance on hand, ST. OS2-
Oj total receipts. SlG6,Aj33s.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

AZ the annual election OF the Grand
Commandary of Knights TemPlars of the District
of Columbia, held last night ut the grand asylum
in Masonic Hall, the following officers were
elected Sir william IL. Myers, X. H., grand COM
mAnder; Sir Nathan AddisOn,N. l.. d., grand COM
mauder, Sir G. A. Stewart, generalissmo; Sir @. A.
Lemar, Caplan.g general sirJ. B. llutchins, preate;
Sir jefferson Thomas senior warden; Sir j. H. viii.
Jams junior warden Sir Henry II. Dade, treasurer,
and Sir L. O. ReYells, ST., recorder.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

The Southern Association Of General
Passenger Agents met in Atlanta Wednesday,
with all the Southern ana several Of the West.
ern lines represented. FAN aud winter rates
were referred To committee New Orleans was
chosen for the May meeting, The officers elected
for the ensuing year are: G. Patmorc of Ken.
lucky, president; d. W. Wrenn, of Georgia, vice.
president; d. CallCn, of South Carolina Secretary
The members of the association visited the expo
sitinn N n hOdy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
Temperance Anniversary.

Heber Tent, No. 10, |. o. of Recha-
bites, held an anniversary meeting in the Curtis
school building. Georgetown, Wednesday night.
The attendance was large and the exercises
greatly enjoyed. There was also II handsome flag
presented to the tent by Miss Bette HuddleS on
which was accepted on behalf OF the tent by Mr.,
the programme presented were Messrs j. q. Bates,
Henry Bart, 4. b. Marche, Il, Emmett Smith, and
Professor Levi Brown,
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DISTRICT RREYITIEs.


For the Middle atlantic States 1Dinds shift
ing to north and cast, generally cloudy slightly colder
,rcahCr. oioWcd By tight rain, aud rising, JotoWed by
GiYing, barometer.
For Washington, a. m.-C7oudy ,cod,ber, cold
no,thicesteriy toinds Joii0trcd By hghtrdf
The thcrmomotrlc readings yesterday were rs
follows: a. M, 45o; II n. m, $3.50; 3 p. M, $50;
p. M, 5lo; IL p. M, iso. Maximum, $685.
I'M. %
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ucrrmnnn al die NniIonnI.

Professor Hermann changed his bill last
night and gave an entertainment essentially diff
ferent from that Of the preceding evenings this
week As usual the house rang with applause at
his wonderful feats OF which the decapilation act
is certainly the most thrilling and mysterious, The
new bill will be repeated tonight, Tomorrow
night and at the Saturday matinee,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11
THE NATIONAL RIFLES.
Good Shooting In prospcct-Thc Coming
Soirccs.

The National Rifles on Thanksgiving
Day, the 9th instant, will shoot for the annual!
badge Of the company, five shots per man. Last
Thanksgiving Day Lieutenant J. t. oyster won
this badge, and II now remains to be seen whether
he will carry II the next year III addition
to the above match on Thanksgiving Day
n series of matches Will be begun for the posses
sion of two line rifles which have been presented by
friend Of the company, us first ana second prizes
for best individual scores The successful men
will be required to win them three times, not nee
yards to be allowed each contestant on each day 5
shooting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

John b, Cough, who has always been
a iavorite with the Washington public, delivers
his only lecture here this evening at the Congre.
gational Church Tickets may be reserved ut Ellis
without charge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

done In this city Nothing short Of the engraver's
art can compare with g. See specimens, be con-
vinced and leave your orders, for II quality OF
work Is consideration you cannot fail to be salts
fled that no other establishment in the District can
pomppte with
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A nourbOn OpiniOu.

Mr.. G. l.. Minor, citizen of Prince Ed
ward County, Virginia, who has been employed in
the Government Printing Office, in this city, since
last January went home to vote last Monday. On
his arrival there he was informed by the register
that his name had been dropped from the regis
tration book. He asked why? Said the Demo-
cratic register: "You live in Washington" Mr..
Minor made affidavit that he claimed Virginia as
his legal residence and insisted that his ballot
should be taken. But Judge Crute, the Bour-
bon county judge, decided that he could not
vote. lie was finally told If Mr.. Mckinney, a law
yer of Farmville, and the Bourbon candidate for
attorney. general, said he was entitled to register
and vote he could 10 So Mckinney was appealed
to TO give his legal opinion In the case. He de-
cided that Minor could not live In Washington as
n Government employee and vote In Virginia.
This is the first opinion given by the defeated
Bourbon candidate for attorney general.
WHO would throw away hard-carned money
for every new cough syrup advertised, when you
can procure that standard remedy for coughs, DR..
Ruls ugh Syrun Price Oh rpntS n bOttln-
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THE SECOND AUDITOR.
what re Has 60 Sny About claims Against
the Government.

General Ferriss, the Second Auditor,
says in his report that during the last fifteen years
very large number OF officers and men OF the late
volunteer force have been charged with overpay-
ments and double payments ranging from forty
cents to several hundred dollars In the COM
parativcly few instances where the payees nave
been found attempts have been made to collect the
amounts due the United States recourse to law
being had through the Department of Justice
when deemed ADVISABLE but only
small proportion of the overpayments has
been or ever will be recovered. The law Of
1893, which prohibits payment to persons In mr.
rears TO the United States not being applicable to
pensioners, many persons are now in the receipt
ofliberal pensions who are indebted to the United
States on the books of this Office. There does not
seem to be any valid reason for this discrimina-
ton. In view Of all the circumstances connected
with overpayments. 1t has become question
whether the Government would not really lose
lessby
IGNORING ENTERTAINMENTS
made fuFang the War of the Rebellion than by at.
tempting to collect them but in the absence OF
legal authority to ignore them, 1t is the custom OF
this Office to take action all cases brought TO us
knowledge in which the Treasury has suffered by
| erroneous payments. / would suggest, however,
TINT as in my opinion, the time has arrived when
all claims against the United states, growing
| out of the lutte war, should be barred ny
statute Of limitation, so, also, Should
claims by the United States against individuals, DO
barred with exception, perhaps of cases of double
| payment. II would doubtless be II measure Of
economy If Congress were to authorize the second
Auditor and Second Comptroller TO inakcno further
charges on account of overpnyments prior TO March
TO- 1868, in cases where 1t Is evident that payccs
DID NOT KHowISGLY ASD w1LIFULLY
obtain more than their Just dues This would
cover all ordinary cases OF over payments but, on
the principle that no man should be permitted TO
take advantage Of his own wrong, would except
those cases In which officers drew heir pny twice
or otcner, for the same period, or were otherwise
overpnid on their own certificates. II should be
mentioned that the paymnslcr who made the or.
| roneOus payments which have since been charged
| to the poyees have been relieved Of all response
| bility by tho act of March Is. 1868
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

Tho dying Presidents letter 10 his mother (il
hc simile) can be procured ut THE REPUBLICAN
Office Price, 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing watches, ewelry, &c. Call on or ad
dress Herzog 3OS Ninth street, near Pennsylvania
avenue
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

III. w. Andrews Spartan Council 3i3
W. Norton, Pioneer Council 2Sj
$. d. Newcomb Eurega Council. 10
The voting will close Mt ten o'clock to. night and
there will be secret voting from nine o'clock. The
ladies who have managed this fair deserve the
warmest commentator for their earnest efforts,
and their success is justly gratifying.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths 903
street, Only irst-class bath In the city,
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Commercial Printing

or every description executed neatly ut the short5
est notice ut THE REPUBLICAN, Job Rooms.
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day 70 G. Q. Motherhood, street, between seventh
aud Eighth southwest, twO.sOry brick residence,
$1,000; W. b. Jackson, Canal street, between N and
o southwest, wooden storage shed, 500; Catherine
Second aud Third northeast, 500; Henry Lusy,
NJ street. between Fifteenth and sixteenth, two.
street road, build addition to ice house and make
general repairs, $1,000 John Beatters, corner
Thirteenth and 4 streets northwest, lower floor of
dwelling and repair, $500; W. s. Horton, 1913 q
street northwest, put IN new wall, $50; and NJ. S,
Antisoll 1911 q streets northwest, put In two
,yin
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

To his mother written on his death bed fac-simile
copy, can be procured at The REPUBLICAN ONCE.
Price 10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

The balloting for the Sons of Temper
and and Jonadab badges progressed quite actively
last night at the fair of Friendship Division at ST..
Georges Hall. The vote now stands as follows:
TEMPERANCE BADGE.
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Iron Bitters.


IRON BrTTERs are highly recommended for oil
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, cs
peciaty Indigestion, Dyspepsia Intermittent Ferers,
Want Of Appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&C. Enriches the blood, strengthens The muscles, and
0ires ne,o lie 10 ne nares They act Ike charm on
he digestive organs renoring all dvpepttc symptoms,
such as tasting me food beichinO heat in ne stomach
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation hat triR
not bdcken me teeth or gipe headache. Writ Jor The
B Book 80 pages, amusing aud ussjld reading, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
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noiO.tf
MIR. Theodore B. Starr,

No. 200 Fifth avenue, Madison
Square. between Goth and 26th
streets, New York. The sales
rooms occupy three floors, The
first exhibits every variety of
SOLID SILVERWAIsE of unique
designs, Foreign. and American
WATCHES, &c. The secoaad
comprises one of the most extern
sive and complete stocks in this
country of strictly first-class DIA-
MOND of original de-
signs, finest Solitaire, and criti-
cally matched DIAMONDS, rare
PEARLS, Rubies, Emeralds, Sap
phircs, Catseyes, and other pre-
ciOus stones, GOLD JEWELRY,
in novel designs, at close prices.
In the third is displayed n choice
collection of French CLOCKS, an
tistic BRONZES, Mantel Sets,
Candclabras, &C., and decorative
PORCELAINE of the Royal
Worcester, MintOn, and other fa-
vOrite wares, in Vases, Plaques,
Jardinicres, &c. nos-sm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

The job rooms connected with THE REPUBLICAN
are now executing finer work than ever before
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

a speciality At TnE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Rooms,
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Special 9Icficcs.

nySSfS MEETING OF THE ARBTTRATfoz
~ LEAGU1e-This EVENING at ~ =. NJ, al
the Street Baptist Church. Colonel A, II. Mcnchan
will address the League on "Arbiirntlon as Applica
BILE to Indian Troubles" The public are Invited.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-11-11

"AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning
and delivered in 11b "Wnrd" prints, ut 45c. per H.
Also cottage cheese, &c. per ball. buttermlik, &C.
per quart, and sweet milk &c. per quart.
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woH,uEy's,-Georgc Gray, New Jersey.

You can publish threc-line advertise
ment Of want rent, for sale, or lost three times for
twenty Ave cents in TIE REPUBLICAN.
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CARD.

noil-its -
cg AcARD'
desire to express my thanks to Chief CronIn and
the @ % me scr Fire M 9r r 9e
my Office Thursday morning In saving portion OF
10 Mcssrs j. l.. Pearson, II. Beresford f. A. Henkie,
and Tie National Republican Office am ] also IN,
work which unable to do account Of the fire.
OF MY PATRONS
ask Their Indulgence for few days, when yin be
H. o. POLKINHORN, Printer,
GH aud 03i ID street northwest
onlce located until further noticed No. o2o street
three doors below. - noI-Z-
s~55ys HOME MANUFACTURER
TRUNKS.
The largest assortment In the city Of Ladies' Dress
sole Leelher Znc Snd Packing Trunks Ladss ana
tory Of '''np'' JAMES s T HI "'O -
No ia' Seventh street ov 9oTIsTes' Joining Odd Eel
TO order Every style Of Trunks made 70 order on
paired thoroughly at low rntes. nolo-ly
e)slf. sTYLoaRAPHIC, Also MACKINNoN
sSSRq S9 Pf re = Il Rr aSeS SfS
non Pen Company, u2s street no90m
80. II. ROSS PERRY, -
No. $50 street. opposite City Hall. noS0n
s1SRs II. NJ. BRIpGlgr, SUCCESSOR TO w
~ WALL ClOthiCr ana CONS FurnShcf, 4dD sew.
enth street northwest Keeps nil kinds OF custom and
rendy.ninde CLOTHING for men, boys and children.
one of the best Cutters employed. small expense
allows small prohta noi.6t
n~xJfS JUST RECEIVED-sUPPLY OF FRESH
sSsS Newfoundland Cod.Liver OIL. Price, % cts.
per full pint bottle. a. q. G. SIAth5, Druggist,
nos cor. New York ave. and Fourteenth ST.
nC5as THE POTOMAC FRUIEQRoWERS' I'M.
w. provcment Company have lcnscd Glymont
and purchased fsO acres adjoining for n TEMPER.
AN0E PI.EAsURf RESORT and for fruit culture.
Capital stock, VS. OO1 Shares, s2j, NOW NEEDED.
Et19Criptinna For0tNCd
l. H. TtEMBIY, DR. H. p ROWLAND.
| ]. ORVILLE JOHNSON, DIR. g. a. IL MCKIM,
| ]. ID. PHILIP, DIR 8. DOMEH
| SAMUEL c. MILLS, N. w. PIERSON,
W. II. MAIN,
oc2o.tf Trustees.
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their hall on N, between Sixteenth and Seven.
gnnized literary society. bishop Payne, the
senior bishop presiding. The first regular meet
ing of the society to take place next Tuesday
evening at half-past seven, when Miss A. +.
Geary will read an essay on THE Elements of
True Womanhood,' anu Rev. A. w. Upshaw will
introduce discussion on the subject, Who We're
complish?"
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once located until further noticca No. o2O stree
three doors below. nO1i-2ts
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POW ERS
l3l East Third Street,
FIVE CENTS ALINE

FURNITURE at auction tomorrow at No.
IL 1893 Fort street. 1914
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STOCK YARDS.
TO BUILDERS

Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned, Clerk of the Board of Trustees of
District No. of Scott county, in the City of
Shakopee, Minnesota, for the erection of two
~ story, eight (S) room brick school building
in said district, according to the plans and
specifications of the same to be seen at the
First National bank In said city. ALI materi-
ais are to be furnished by the contractors.
Proposals may be for the erection of the en-
tire building fully completed, or for doing the
stone work, brick work or wood work and
trimmings, separately. Said proposals or bids
will be received up to Thursday, July 81, 1881,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, and bids will be
opened Immediately thereafter. The accepted
bidder must enter into satisfactory bond in
the sum of $1,000, with sufficient sureties, to
be approved by the Board of Trustees, condi-
toned on the faithful performance of the con-
tract. The said building must be fully CON-
pleted on or before the 1st day of November,
1881. The Board of Trustees reserve the right
to reject any and all bids if not satisfactory for
any reason.
Dated July 7th, 1881.
THOMAS HAAS,
1885 Clerk of Board of Trustees.
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PETER BENDER.
He Opens in New and Commodious Quar-.

He Opens in New and Commodious Quar-
tiers.
Peter Bender, whose long acquaintance and
deserved popularity in st. Paul renders no in
PRODUCTION necessary, opens his new place of
business to-day at 292 jackson street, between
Third and the levee. Mr.. Bender has taken
the large room formerly occupied by Messrs.
K1efer & Heck as a wholesale LIQUOR
store. He has fitted everything up in first
class style with wine rooms for private parties
and his bar will always contain the choicest of
liquors. A bounteous daily lunch, competent
and courteous attendants and first class sun
plies are among the attractions offered MI.
Bender hopes to see all his old and host of
new friends at his new quarters.
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Loan and Building.

Articles of incorporation of the Minnesota
Loan and Building association, of Minneapo-
lis, were filed with the secretary of state yes
terday. The object of the corporation is well
set forth in the name adopted. The capital
stock is placed at $l,0O0,000, to which figure
the association cannot legally become in
debted. The incorporators are Dorilus Nor
rison, George A. Pillsbury, Orlen P. Whit
comb, Alonzo G. Rand, Thomas j. Buxton
and Anthony Kelly, who form the first board
of directors, with G 9I1 Morrison as presi-
Robert s. lines, secretary, treasurer and
manager, and Calvin E. Brown, attorney.
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Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in offce-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience.
See advertisement elsewhere; 439 Jackson st.
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A Great Enterprise.
The Hop Bitters Manufacturing Com
pany is one of Rochester's greatest bust
ness enterprises. Their Hop Bitters have
reached sale beyond all precedent, hav-
ing from their intrinsic value found their
way into almost every household in the
land.-Graphsc.
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Ho, for Lake Elmo tonight. Great Western
band concert, illumination, etc. Trains leave
at $40 and 730 p. M; return at 1890. Fare
round trip 5Oc
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Cattle for Sale

One hundred head of good feeders at Delaney
& O'Connor's stock yards, will be sold in lots
to suit purchasers.
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A house and two lots near the junction OF
new Como avenue and Rice street. Apply to
7. Nolan, public market.
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A Great Enterprise.

Go to Elmo with the Great Western band
excursion tonight. Fare so cents round trip.
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Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny & Hud
ner's.
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For Sale Cheap.

Great Western band excursion to Lake Elmo
tonight.
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CITY NOTICES.
Go to Elmo tonight. Music and dancing
thirteenth Annual Turners, Festival.

1uTuo1B T6StIVdIs
The State Turner's Festival commences
Thursday at Minneapolis, after three days
business and festivities a grand picnic will
take place at Union Park Sunday, July 18th.
Thirty societits, besides visiting bands, DAM
and Seibert's bands. Estimated attendance 90
OO0
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|s3;[Sl2i[is3 SS|I|7i|I5
MONFORT &C0
iSIIIIl $lN 5:S ( 5l;II 4dIII3;S
aEksl ~ 3 :ass

JUNE II, 1881.
We are in constant receipt of fresh and
choice Creamery Butter, which we can fur
nish in any quantity desired. We also receive,
fresh from the vines, every morning, large
quantities of the choicest variety of Straw.
berry grown in this State.
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WTHOLEsALE LIQUOR TRADE Clerk
w ship in the above wanted by young
Englishman, who has had several years. expe-
rience in wholesale London house. Address,
G. H., this Office. 145*
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WANTED-By young man willing to
w work, with excellent recommendations,
place as coachman. Will serve as butler or
wait on table. Address Butler, this office.
1881
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Males.

"ANTED-As situation as warehouseman
w in store; best references given. Apply
R., Globe Office 1904