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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01
81 90 PER ANNUlI

beheaded, oruCiled, sawn asunder
thrown 20 the beasts, or covered witt
I pitch, piled up in great heaps and
slowly burnt TO death. But her faith
was made perfect through suffering.
and the law oflove rose in triumph
from the ashes Of her martyrs. This
religion has come down 70 MS through
the ages. attended al the way bv
righteousness, justice, temperance.
mercy, transparent truthfulness, ex-
ulting hope and white winged chari-
ty. Never was its influence for good
more plainly perceptible than now
II has not converted, purified and
reformed all men, for its first princi-
pie is the freedom Of the human will,
and there are those who choose to
reject it. But to the mass Of mankind.
directly and indirectly, it has brought
uneounted benefits and blessings
Abolish it-take away the restraints
which it imposes on evil passions
silence the admonitions ofits preach.
ers-let all Christians cease their
labor of ohSrity-blot out from his.
tory the records ofits heroic benev.
olence-repeal the laws it has enacted
and the institutions it has built up
let its moral principles be abandoned
and all its miracles of light be
extinguished-What would we come
to need not answer this question
the experiment has been partially
tried. The French nation formally
renounced Christianity, denied the
existence of the Supreme Being and
so satisfied the hunger Of the infdel
heart for a time. What followed Z
Universal depravity, which startled
the earth with their sublime atrocity
The American people have no spec
ial desire to follow that terrible ex-
ample Of guilt and misery.
Ii is impossible to discuss this
subject within the limits Of a review
No doubt the effort to be short has
made me obscure. ii Mr. Ingersou
thinks himself -wronged, or his doc
trines misconstrued, let him not Law
my fault at the door of the church,
or cast his censure on the clergy.
"Adstm qld yeci, q, me coHrertife fsrra4."
j. $. BLACK.
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Business in New Orleans has never
been better during TIE bot months.
Business men who we're preparing
TO come North to join their families
weeks ego. write; i've are unable
to leave, Business presses, and there
seems to b 20 let up Tor !" ThiA
prosperity % The great commerolal
center Of the South forecasts That 81
the whole people OF the southern
States. There is 20 nistaking tie
lact that TIC South Is entering upon
z new ere Of prosperity. Old barri.
ers and prejudices afe giving way,
The West especially Is closely allied
70 the South, and will most heartily
rejoice when al her broad acres yield
their richRs IN the iullest measufs
and perfect ponciliation Gomez. The
Iourneysfrom the North to the Soutl
70 enjoy the pleasant winters, ant
those from the South to take IN oui
exhilaraiing air IN summer, win s0oI
bring about that accord and fellow.
ship 50 desirhble.-chicago Int
| Ocean.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

I -Aa-AtaN aAHfaI aAANaA 'ANAa
ATLANTA, August %.
The smlrtest railroad scheme ever
worked up In the South has iusl cone
10 light here. Fora month past Gen
john b Gordon ana bis brothers,
Major Eugene @ Gordon and Walter
S Gordon, with Gov C0'quilt, have
been projecting q railroad from
Atlanta to Grleng.lle, 0n the 5Iissis-
sippi river, and pos bv 20 Texarsa-
ma. Tn consideration of a promise
on the par. Of tlasa gentlemen TO
build tha road via Columbus and
Aberdeen, Miss, Columbus donated
to thom 100000 in bonds, Aberdeen
100000 90 bonds, and Monroe
county, In which Aberdeen is,
$4,000 IN bonds i'm addition 10
this the owners OF rich coal lands IN
Alabama, through which The road has
to pass, donated ,) chem 5000
acres. Not one dollar of capital has
been put 10 by tle fortunate quarter,
but they have simply buaehed these
heavy donations with tlc charter Of
the Georgia Western railroad owned
by Gen. Gordon, and transferred the
whole 90 the Georgia Pacific railroad
company, and will. retain S7J0,000-
20 20 of the Grs. 55,000,000 sub
scription takeniu tie Georgia Pacific
The subscription books of The COM
pany viii BE opened 40 once, and
work upon Che Georgia Pacific win
be begun by the Richmond and Dan
vile Construction company immedi-
ately. Gen. Gordon stll remsins
president To Nsjor Eugene Cor.
don mainly belongs the credit of
working up the donation part Of the
scheme This master stroke las
made Gov. Colqri.ts1i lhe Gofdous
immensely rich men The contract
will be let TO the construction COM
pany tomorrow, and thcroad, which
will run from Atlanta 90 Texarkana,
viii pass through Birmingham, Ala
bama.
And we suppose win be expected
to make a slight divergence from
direct line Of say twenty five miles
merely 90 accommodate Aberdeen .
with machine shops. Thin.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01
srArF ExEcurIvE ooMMlrrEE.

From the State at large, Frank
johnson, Of Kinds, Chairman.
Robt. c. Patty, Of Noxubee J.. G.
Baloh, Of Panola C. P. Nelson, OF
Wilkinson, and w Shlelds, Of Wash,
ington.
1st Dislrict-John A. Blair, OF
Lee; willis B. Harris, OF Lowndes.
ID Distriot-H P Branham, Of La
fayette; Spencer Bailey, Of Talla-
hRtehje
Sd Distnct-w H Fitzgerald, 81
Grenada; F A Fox, OF SumDer.
eth DistfIct-P j Mccormick, OF
YazoO; z H Dial, OF Lauderdale.
5th District-Robt H Thompson,
Of Lincoln; Oliver Clifton, OF Kinds.
9th DistFict-Murray z Smith, Of
Warren; Lanch McLaarin, OF ClaI-
borne.
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ArRIclN METHoDIsT


Rev. ]. T. Cunningham, Al the Methodist
Church, Ind sabbath Al night, and 80 sabbath
IN eaoh month, at II o'clock A. y. Sabbaih
school al 8 o'clock, A, ~, every Sunday. n
9. Shell, Superintendent. Sunday bchoo
Hissiouary Society meets every ath Sunday
A Park President.
nv. !. N. Cafothers Pastor Of The Prsabyis
Ran Church, srd sabbath 10 eaeA month, and
Il same h0ur, and at night.
Rev. Mr.. Moore Al the Baptist Chnren
lat SUNDAY IN each month - II o'clock a. y
sabbath School - O'Clock, A. - every ean
dar. N. West Superintendent.
6nion Prayer Meeting a The Aeihoah
Church overy Thursday night.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

Psalms, New Version

Man that is married to a woman IS
Of many days and full Of trouble In
the morning be draws lis salary and
in the evening, behold, il is all gone
Ii is tale that is told It vanisheth.
and no one knoweth where il eoeth.
He riseth up clothed in the chilly ear
mepts OF the night, and seeketh the
somuambulcnt paregorio, with which
to soothe the colicky bowels OF his
infant pOsterity. he becomeih IS a
horse OF the OK, and drawelh the
chariot Of his offspring He spend-
eth his shekels IL The purchase Of ane
linen to cover the bosom 81 bis fam
ily, yet himself is seen in The gates ol
the city With enc suspeuier Yea, he
is altogether WretChed.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01
'W'tmea amd places for Holding
ComraH km the First Judicial
District.
eIReSir COURT.

In the eounty Of Fishomiags. on the "a Non
tay 10 January and July, ana sontinue six
n the county Of Alcorn, on the Sd Moaday
II January aad July, and continue twelve days.
Ia ths county o. Prentss, on the LIST Monday
Of February aad August, and continue twelve
lays.
IN the eouaty OF Lee, ca the Sd Monday in
February and August, sBd oonahRe eighteen
In the county Of Itawamba, On the "a Mon
Gay in March and September, and eOHtinse siE
n ihs county Of Monroe, on the 9Th Monday
q April aud October aud eontinne twenty
sour dsFs.
IL ne oeznty Of Chickasaw, LIST. District
2nd Mondaxs in April and October and con-
Enzs twelTe days; and in the End District Sd
Mondaysi in hsreh and September and continue
oHAEcERV eOURr
In the county OF TishOmingo, on the tth Mon
tays sf March and September, and eontinus six
"a tbeeounty Of Prentiss, on the lst Moudsys
Apr'i and October, and continue six days.
Ia the e0anty Of AlcOrn, on the I'd Mondays
s(Aprii ana October, and continue twelve days.
Ia the eeunly Of ltawamba, on the 4th Mon
dayI Of April and October and continue six
days.
IN the eountF Qt leei on the ist Mcndays OF
Nav and November, aHd e0Hlinue twelve days.
ln The e0uniy Monroe, on the La A0ndays Of
March and September, and eoHtiHEe eighteen
days
In the county Of Chickasaw, 1st Distriot-3rd
Msnday in Nay and November, and continue
si1 DAYS; aud In the ID District 4th Monday IN
May aud November and, continue twelve days.
JUSTICES COURT
oKOLONA HAT
Justice slaughter holds court on tirst aud
Ehi-i Saturdays "a anch month Egypt.
aaiiee White holds court on hrst Saturday
af 0kol0na il the Court House.
haFar Bodenhamer, on The 2nd aud 4th Mon
DAYS 10 each month at Okoloaa,
noUaEoE BEAT.
Justice White sit on frat and third Mon
lays il each month.
BKAr No. z.-Justioe sseene holds bis court
~ Houlka on The ID Saturday in each month.
BEAT NUMBER FOUR.
Jssaee Il. 7. Allen, sit on the hrsi
JaturdaTs in each month at Meals storei and
Sp thisd selardays 10 each month At Bneua
Visa.
Justice G. Orr on the lst Saturday AZ Buena
Vista, and At kstra Store On the 2nd Saturday
m each uonfh
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

Spotted Tail, The late lamented
Indian Chief. once said that be nevel
saw 3 baldheaded man who was nol
q liar.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

ArrAWAA 2m0 lepAEAAEe~ -
Egypt nail strives every days (except sun
day e I2 O'clock, and lsavsa same Day g
e'elsek, p =.
Frsu Pitlsboro arrives Tuesdays Thursdays
and saturdays, at Tn, sHd leaves p. msi
aama DAYS.
Ts Pontos0e, leaves Houston Mondays and
Fridays Il q n, aud LrriFss Tuesdays and
Saturdays e p. m.
pFom Grenada 10 Houston strives Weduea-
DAYS, frid aya and SatnEdafat p. n, and
isavsa mandays, Wednaadaya and Fridays Il
q. "a. aash week.
West poiut, arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays
A Ia q. b. and leaves 1 >. m. same days.
Rats af gommiasion charged for Money Or
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

Preaching 5rd sunday 10 each month q
s,eloet !. Z. bF Rev. @. O. ktlgorA, oi q.
neiho8ist Chursh. Prayer mstng ever
Thnrsday usflIts
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01
RELIGIOUS.



Rev. J. p Young At the Methodist Church
10 0kolona, Miss, every sabbath At 1880 A. N.
and 3 Pm.
Methodist Sabbath School at Methodist
Church every Sabbath at $50 AZ.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening al
s o'clock. 81.
Rev. q. n. Gordon, Paftor Baptist Church,
0kolona, Mas. Preaching every 2ndi Ord,
aud Alb Sundays, at II A. n. and ~ F.M.
Prayer meeting every Thursday night at Il
o'clock sunday School every Lord sday Il
~ O'Clock. pews free. All aHe invited 70
attend.
Presbyterian Sabbath School Il Presbyterian
Church in Okolona every Sabbath at $3.50 A. H.,
and Prayer Meeting on Wednesday nights o.
each week at O'clock Pm.
coLOEED MErHoDIsT
sabbath School eonveues At O'Clock, A. n
Preaching every sabbath Al II O'Clock, A. n,
and Al Z o'clock ?. =, By the Rev. b. L. Crump
AFEIcAh METH0pIsT
sabbath school a o'clock a. :. every Sun.
dav morning, G. b. brown, snperiutsnden
services d III oieiock A., and s'cloek. ? y
each sabbath, b. Rev. u. II. Wilboun.
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a Dangerous Patent.

a correspondent whohas been as
touishel ot The number oil ladies' who.
have been burned TO death hy their
Sre seys he is recommendations on an
ioyentiou bv which q lady ia case Of
accident al this Kind cam. bv pulling
: strinp Throw aF all Lcr clothes at
opceond oseaue Destruction II seems
as tbou-b eometbiuo ouef to be
done to protect ladies from the FIRE
nlaee. but the remedy viii eventually
como THROUGH tsa making of dress
material frs proof Tie scheme
snokeB Of hv our o9rrcspondent. if
made 60 work satisfactorily. i'm case of
fire miyht suh;eet her 10 cmbarrass-
merits The string mioht catch on
sometime when out Shopping. or
some viIleinous man miebt ina where
II wss located. and while pretending
=, esco~f bor srross tha s,reet. he
miabs rpu fbe str-no There are
men moan uoprht,d5itin CHICAGO.
~ advise our eorrseo,rdept not TO
waste anv more time on his inven-
t;on as no boay would wear #. after
be had perfected -pocl1s Sun.
"Chawles, said che 10 her lover
the other evening (bois o clerk in a
harness storel, "ChawlCs, DO you rec
alize that you cannot di11enuare tho
indisolusble absalnleucss Of the alb
solute z"
ono" he replied, "to teu You the
truth, ] don't and as 10 was lhe first
time he had seen her since she got
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

0AANN = AA@NAEs
The Board Of Traue consistiag Of The princi
the business men Ofthe city, hold reguiAr meet
ings Masonic Temple building I'd Wodnesda!
Of each month.
Zion EzELL, President,
B. A. MURDOcK, stVice- -Pres't.
Il. R. SADLKn, End Vice-Pres't.
"A. BABBITT, Treasurer,
We. BEHHY. Secretary,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

LOOP. TRUsPEEs.

10. OF. TRUSTEES.
J.R. MOIEF8sH, President.
JOHN WHITE, Vice President,
H. s. B0DESHKMgR Secretary,
JOIN DAHMKR,
/. GREEEER, I Members OF Board.
X. NJ. BuCHAEAN,
For any information as 10 the sale Of Lots in
the |. o. o. F. Cemetery, and payments there
for call on II. 5. Bodenhamer.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

Omcers Of state Grange.
Master, Put Darden, Fayette, Jefferson county
Ovsrsr, VII. n. Durham, Lexington, Holmes
Lecturer, B. B. Boone, Boonyille, Prsntiss
Steward. J. B. Bailey, Lake station Newton
A. g., Jas. Williams, Okolonas Chickasaw
Chaplain. ID. b. Hill, Pal0 Alto, Clayi
Treas, II o. Dixon, Jackson, Hindsi
Ssc'y. W. L. Williams, Rienzi, Ale0rn;
O. KKC G. Galloway. P0nt0t0c, Puntotoci
Ceres, Mrs. Mary L. Darden, Fayetie, Jefferson
Pomona, g Fannie Willis, Aberdeen, Monroe
Flora, " L. J. Robinson, Forest, Scott
Las II. A. Aby, Port Gibson claiborne.
TWO MEMBERs Ex. CON.
IL. Afford, jackson, Kinds eountyi
T. B. Smith, Verona, Lee county.
LISf ofGraaEes ofChIclxnsaw
County
rosETaEa wiTH vHE NAHEs o. hAsTKH AND
sKCRETART.
Chiekasaw County Qrangei No, 20.
Meets lst Saturday IN January April, Suly'
"o '''' WILSON, NJ.
DIV. Psdeu, See.
ssturiari1 each month at o'clock. W. d.
Coueh, Masier, Wm. Ford, see'T.
seldom Grange, No. 56S,
ussas 4th Saturday 10 each month,
Jas. G. Bishep, Master, John G. Porter, ssey
soegahoma Grange, No. 20Ii
Meets 2nd Saturday IN each month
N. Weat. Master, Geo. Dillards seey.
Auan.a Orange, No. 26l,
Meets Saturday before the sfd Sunday IN easi
a HSl'a w Hsvsrd. Master. J. @. Blue, sse'f.
Ckaauatouchee Grange, No. 404.
u..ts salardav before lhe 7nd Sunday 10 eaoi
mouth. -, es.
Waddy Psden, Master D. ". Pedsn' See ;
HoaIka Orange. No. 195,
Meets Saturday before the srd SUNDAY u
each nonth J. Z. Thompson Master, T.
Hohson, sec'y.
OkoloBa Grange No. 2l5.
Meets 9Th Saturday 10 each month. . ,
FraEss, Master W. A, bearing sec.Y.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

II any one has doubt that railroad
construction helps to develop the
manulacturiua Industries of q couu-
try. we would cite him 70 The act
that Colorado IS very Young State
scarcely out OF her rinalores and
bib aprons, a0a vot there have re-
Gently been established there, on
account o. her railroad demands, the
South Pueblo Steel Work, al a cost
ofover million dollats The ca
pacity 81 these works for the drst
year Is thnty thousand steel rails,
and these are already contracted for.
Prosperity and manufactures follow.
as unorriugly in the wake Of railroad
advancement as tho phosphorescent
LIGHT follows the path ofthe ship at
Vicksburg Commercial
A ....a trad. 4saf,fr y q 49,. 49,.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01
Omcers Of state Grange.

Justice g. Orr on the lst Saturday al Buena
Vista, and At kstra Store On the 2nd Saturday
in each month.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1881-09-01

A good trade mark big aayar-.
iean mt.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-30
Houses.

EOR RENT-House of 8 rooms; stable.
Il Lake and cistern water. No. II Fort St.
11S
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TOR RENT-House No. 100 Forbes st., 8
Il rooms. Inquire next door, of Jas.
Cleary. 113M
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Death of Mrs. G. q. Davenport.

Mrs. G. c. Davenport died at her residence
No 262 West Third street, on Thursday AFTER
noon. of consumption. The death OF tthi:
vonnr and amiable lady will be received
with pain by wide circle of friends, whom
she attracted by her many virtues and lovely
qualities of mind and heart. She had been III
for some time but the suddenness of her death
was unexpected. She was In the flower OF
womanhood and leaves a husband and one
child, an infant, to mourn her loss. The
affiotion is terribly hard on the stricken nus,
band. as the shadow of death has darkened
his household twice within the past few
months. The parents of the deceased, who re,
side in Connecticut, are expected it St. Pau
TO- morrow morning. The funeral will take
place at o'clock tomorrow afternoon from
the residence.
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DAILY REAL Estate BULLETIN

OAAk1 DUAL GS1AxG 0O4A61AN
OF City Resdenos Lots. Rlocks and Suburban Tracts
and Mortgage Brokers, Mccuilan Block, corne,
Third and Wabashaw streets.
ST. PAUL. April 90. 1881.
FOR 6ALE-Wholesale business lots on Rosabe
and lower Third street.
Retail. Business lots on Third, Mississippi, Rice
and Fort streets, aud four on Bridge stree, Sixth
ward.
sEvERAI. fine residences in different frs,.cla
neighborhoods, 1880 and 81 900 and $4,000.
ELIGIBLE residences up town and down town.
$i,5OO and s. 500 and $500 aud $4,000.
Some fine residence lots in middle town, up town
and down town, ranging from $3.50 to 5000.
NEARLY 1000 Lots, well situated, In various
parts OF the city, ranging In price from 800 te
$500 each, and payments to suit purchasers, which
Il clude lots to suit all demands. In Sixth Ward, West
st. Paul Proper. and in Dagson's addition and In
Robertson's addition, and on same terms.
LOTS on Dayton's Bluff lots near Hams Brewery
LoTs and blocks por,h aud south of st p, MINI.
& Omaha r. r tracks.
LOTS on streets between University avenue and
Como avenue, near Rice street.
LOTS on Aurora, Fuller and Martin streets, be-
tween Western avenue and Kent street.
UPTowN lots on Pleas ant avenue, on Lisbon street
and on Prairie street between Western avenue and
Dong ass STREET.
LOTS, more than 100 to choose from. IN tho nov
additions adjoining and near the Oh, st. r.
On aha Shops, &c., now building.
LOTS in Drabe's addition east side Of Fort street,
near street railway.
Lors In stinson. Brown Ramssy's addition.
SEVERAL whole blocks in Arlir gton Hills addition
north and south of railroad track.
ALSO, ve-acre tracts within city limits, suitable
for plating into new additions, and also seversl
eligible tracts 10 to 100 acrea adjoining and near
city Nm its, suitable for plating in suburban "a.
ditions or out lots. Also lumber Of choice resi-.
dence ties of enc or more aorer on Summit avenue
near Short Line crossing Also several tracts rang.
IFS from 40 to 100 acres within Oue to three miles
of city limits
Fon SALE Seven lots near the site Of the pro-
posed hops of tn. st Paul, MINI. & Manitoba Ry
eYwe invite business calls and correspondence
from parties desiring to purchase or list for sale st.
Paul or nearby real estate.
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dor RENT-House rooms, woodshed
II and water. 139 Iglehart st. 116
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HA0 acres for sale, cheap, two miles from
OtO Morris on the Pomme de Terre river.
Address Land, box 2544, st. Paul. 10000
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUMAN NJ. SMITH will say to his old
i customers and all new ones, that on and
after Saturday, April 30th he can be found al
his old stand, new number, 81 East Seventh
street, with Asparagus, Pie Plant, Strawberry
Plants, and such other vegetables as he may
have to sell, from to 10 a. m. Hotels and
strawberry plants speciality. AS this Is the
best berry In cultivation parties going to
plant this spring had better examine Its mer.
its. 120.121
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Observation-Disclosures call and see cruising
ID canoe at A. K Barnum's Real Estate of.
fee, No. 26 Third street. 114*
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TOR sALE-1O0 bbls apples at 81 per Dbl.
u Jellett & Co., 153 East Seventh street.
1O4*
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A desirable home for business man can be
bought at your own price at the auction sale
Of the Tenuy property, " West Tenth street.
OF II this morning.
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4 STEAMBOAT STEWARD who has had
~ fifteen years experience on rivers and
lakes, also understands cooking and baking,
desires berth on some boat. Address Arch.
P. Green, st. Paul, MINI. 100.
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For good paying investment attend the
sale of the Tenny property, % West Tenta
treet, at II A. NJ. to-day.
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NEW HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION-l
~ will sell on the premises, No. 100 Rice
street, on Wednesday. May 4th, at II a. m, one
two-story house and lot 40x125. The house was
built two years ago, when lumber and labor
were low, and cost $1,000; it contains eight
is delightfully."- situated, and very desirable and
convenient for a business man.
PIT. KAVANAQH,
116.194 Commission Auctioneer.
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Of City Residence Lots, niocks and Suburban Tracts
for sale by D. A. ROBERTSON & CO., Real Estate
and Mortgage Brokers, McQuillan Block, corner
Third and Wabashaw streets.
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Summer Underwear.

rannell's Is the place to get sour Summer
Underwear He has the finest assortment in
the city and the lowest prices.
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Must Bo0nltnQ.1

"Just BooDltnQ.S
MtxErApoLIs, MINI, April 81, 1Ss1.-Mr.
S. Blackford, l46 West Third street, st. Paul.
Sir. Please send us another gross of DR.. Hal.
Iiday's Blood Purfer--both sizes; also Throat
Gargle and other medicines in proportion as
before. These medicines are just booming
here. The boys from the pineries say the
Throat Gargie and Wash and Injection with
the Blood Purifier are ''boss." They ought
to know. Crosman & Plummer, City Hall
Drug Store, Minneapolis.
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The store of ". B. Rowell & Co., Sherman
Block, will be open p. m. each evening until
their removal
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NTANTED-A situation as driver in private
w family. Is willing to work. Recon-.
mendation from Gen. Grant and in st. Paul.
Address G. Nyhous, S1S East Seventh street.
1O2*
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Ribbons and Laces

The finest stock in this market. All new
goods of the very latast styles. At 1indeke,
Laid & Co.'S.
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WANTED A good girl for general house
w work in small family. Apply at
Dunn's, No. 90 Wabashaw street. 1O9
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Don't forget the sale Of the Tsnny prop
erty, No. n West Tenth street, at IL o'clock
this morning.
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N1ANTED-A young man wants O situa.
w ton In private family. Can drive and
do gardening If required. Address W. s., this
Office. Ill.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
SPORTING.

CHAMPIONs' REST - Corner Fifth and
~ Minnesota streets. The nightly resort Of
all the champions. srarring, wrestling and
heavy lifting every evening. Strangers who
come to St. Paul should not fail to witness the
sporting events that take place nightly. AID.
mission free. 1927
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"ANTED-A situation in grocery store
w in st. Paul or Minneapolis by person
erences furnished. Address D. A. j., this
Office. i'll.