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~ .hAN 80 - ssA8ss ~ wv
Z wnsn night sodns. bsoossins o'er m,
Like q prisons droary cell,
Il . And IL Visions ~ bafbrs pA s. -
.bl N With 9 dgead 20 spsscb may tai;
waens anas niA my only longing
And The day&ening spsn Of fear,
Iwatch the ~ aarS thronging
Tin the bsi1h u dawn appear
Then, hks Ibtae a1Nsr chimes, fe iH'
; Come ba0k ~ "a, "a times uiH,
Tho dear ~ elmsa, my darling,
The living, loving tmesi y ~
Unsleepin0 ! rsnsnbsr
The days that al are gons,
Like June dreams IN December,
or howsSt when summers done;
The times thAt are never over, = n
For they live b hsszt a,ad brain,
nlAnd, like kiDss orona Q leveS,oY
5sa Their psll comes hask Agsia. s
risUke . song AZ magic rhymes, -od v
~ AetarA the dsar "a tines .fi ,5,I
al The Old OIL timsA ny darling |
The living, loving tinssl r' y
Thh y M loas Ms'a trsasura. ao,l,
Tha& n0pA saA NE Avsyr-- n n
Rsmanbrlnos vithsnt measure .,a.
OF every vniahsd day, s.,n,-I.
: OF loss-ight round ne streaming,
OF tspder lip and syss; a Lns
Awake | W, yst dreasning,p a. G,rB
ia.h Nor slssp IN day ahAn rise. i,l,
Lile . bee in blogsaned Ames t.,l
/, ] live in those old tn,ss-- elli iao.,s
Tho times you know, my darling,
+ The living, loving timss!! ,di isaIs
Cold are the skies above me, my i'.,... i'...
y The earth is wrapped in snoy,
And Il still - then, you love ne,
~. - Alas ! cannot Know: .nI,
= Silence between ss lying, - ..- ,''-
~ Mora chill than vlntsps coA ~.
Ard my heart like . baby crying
' For It's mothers wontsd bold ~
But I breathe the summers prime,
Remembering that Old time, .' 80, y,
a. Though you forget n darling,
The living, loving time! -, .-'',
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TEE sui IdEI8aLL

Everybody reaus TIM Soa. fUheedtnons Of THIS
newspaper ihrousheut tie year 70 coma ever,b0dy
1. All ths worid's news, 80 presented hat the
fresAt ~ get the greatest amount Of Information
vfit tths Mast unprodtebls expenditure Of time aud
moan bYwsen redundant fslassa and nsS,i.iss.Ory
|pis.Ss. T. ,...s:s " AI1lsESS.,:ss. les.
Upon its recognized tmportancs than upon itp in.
teress 10 mankind. From morning to morning THs
ron prints eSuiinued stcry Of The lives of real
and son1a. anf of thslf dtSds plsasi lsyss. hates
and troubles. This story 10 more varied and more
Interesting than any romance that vas ever devssd
fs .s.s Z: s,:ss s.sss ss'sS
III. Hsssss oenmsnt. n. sun. habit Il to speak
eat issflsssiy about men aid shisss.
psrty. and esuai readIness to commend what 10
prasevershy Or to rsbuks what 10 blansble in Dem.
VI !, ",
pri eiplss: he Isn 6sHsSss Nat De oosernSent
whiei he censtisstjep gives us b good QUE 70
keep. LIS s.sses q 1ssy 70 70 resist % its utrost
a. stIsl e.ls.s TsyEesf 1881 spd he year i'm.
psllsyfJ Ssilswkk ~ probably decide this %.
Srspfy ihperaA sssiSst. The Ssn believer sha.
~. - .ssspoiy. tIe Rings isf plundsr. ssi the
~ inSeriai pcvss.
on tsens ars - fslisws: ,iSnf
-Esf - o..il s... s.s,.p.s: .Ass. Of twenty:
ss1. 1.g51ss1.s-nsG1 ywssrpEy.sa. y @
EF:z u: I! !ii|;s';. Do =: =, ::
Ne sss1s,sanass q N ~ s,s s,,,Ish.l
sep.rslsiy siol So vsss. pss,ass. .psid- 90 n
. ~ vsiss eehs uRhiy Sses aGA4 Paaas. eny-'as
sssss:s. is sfoayas.sessaasps ~. ser einss Of
tesssssstssex ~ - esse1a ~ H S'SS "es'
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.S,SsV0EuES.

MISUNDERSTANDING st the Nethedis,
Church sysry ssbbs y. Fkev. = q, 1hrsll. Faster.
AcnRfNti AN.-PrelotinG At the Christian
Church on the second anu fourth ssbba'ha in sash
PRssByrERIAN.-Presnhia At the Prssbyts
sian SOhnreh on the beceil rAtA fsSrth sav.
bal Y % sash ponth oy The Rev. NJ. y ksnnedy.i
|. Pu0feeTAHr kPiScOP .sefy,es. svsry
souvtk Ashdayin esch ihsntk O. lex velosk, a,
I tH4PTIsL y rresebia sat the 0hrisslAa Charch
on tie drst sad thlfd 1u,dsys tnssaeh Hsnih, By
ElhsF 2. lissehsr.t
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF. TO ANT
FROM BAN MARCOS POST OFFICE.
Malls from Ausiiu arrIrs at ilA. ~; close 1t los'
=" ''''' '"'''I'''1'' '.' IN
h :" - sap Ant9nio arrive at, e:lS P, N. s'".,
Y '' ''i' i'h' ''"F t'iiDi' 'at 5:l6 Y. n
.thovs malls srrivsiand dspart daily.
Luiiny-arrives Monday. Wednesday sad Friday At I
u. Departs rsssduy, THURSDAY and ssturdA,
Blsneo. via w!s,berly-- departs Monday At CA. y.
Arrives Tuesday a. Pm.
" 1di l'r i,'l'' oyts, |. nouA.: o. lI''l
Register snd Money Orisr dep't fr"u = 4. H., to
4P.M. ~ gus
P. TO 8 =. n.
Postoics open on SUNDAYS one hsur after distTibu.
tion Of msils.
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BsssA,s frsi IL sisnsel, sss,sS
Iths livss; ssp<ssrly he err. % . y
psrfsru thsir iypsfss perfss''y sst -
sIli rtDoro al letd ripetesn tsesfifk.
cf 81 The rls that r.sstist . bsis -. 70
tins sr ary elkss ei.ssfs. Hep Busrs
q ths ssly tkiss th.' I'D sire p<rSr>Ib
h<skhJ. natsrsl sesisr = thsts toe
Srsrs.
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S23NTY TEXAS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TO- 1884,

a n -
~ 10. lSSl,si saaalsgdifl (
400 -'>'' -Sr. ,lnsa..r ,.r
: : : =
.,-,m ~,o,--n,
I. u ~ ~ -,
As swSN
.l.Al
IL a fSPortSr 81 ses nfSox!yn A91,
! reoenty called on III ~ =; Sewen'
. nsr nome NO % nancom strees,
nrockiyn, 20 nno ous y snete ~ any
uuta IN tne ru@o,s soons oerssan su!'
Pnnng spant9A Pnenome3A mSn'!ess-
"a 'nrou&n ner; NE Sewel Y :
me- mseIneens IooHng hdE sppsl-
eIuy sccus % ye.s o.o. 0ne nss :
P'ecAns'y moduiseea voaoe and :
seaay now % oorreCs nngoage . a q
ner Mtner was = DsPust mm',se,,
mrs sewe,i was oroug9t up 70 locH
upon oplnsIAnem 80 oea1ncn sno 8
,s1o, ana sns woua propeo'y ncw
% nolun tas Inc 1anaon ~ y
ny Sst NV ~ se!'cs ot ,t1HuS t1Hu 80 "a
P@eliencSs @ uaung on sune. aGss. .
AoCus tAs samo. m comPsny WIN ~
nC:o.ac: : Wy H ~ ,:so 1S I.
oeasI ~ Snso, - sssenoea
'l - nsla u ee e y %s oI
ner His11 u -: 1sVc1tyn. AZ we
Oou.s ~ % o. ~. ~ vs.s - ~ "sas
Known novsr sISss.nI;,e "a control
her Sac,,lHss Ghe - re4t;no, an.
turbed M alarmed a th;s noveI er.
per;anoa1 nj ~ y IfronU sfi6ft a.
win NJ sbls toressst ~ sdvSnoss
of ths MIA sn;r;t snd ~ .om sftsr
ieft ths Oathsr;nc. :, R,,tIit sse,ns ~
spirit va dec;dsdlv perr;stmt ma
t6e next eveninO n tbe on;et al har
home. no one except her kuSbsnd 81
inc With her IN, aos;n hacsreS ~.
sae.sd az 49, 'styanse senssA,ons
which had hsfora M a;stnrhsd .sn1
slsrmed hsr Th;s t;ms v;sId;nv y :
sudden hncrvyi. che resolved not 3 ~
ts,noSs her v;li scs;n.t = .,cc,,,ss,;s,c
to To- tbs snirit inausnos~soS suclY -
selt n mu.t 'be.' In I. ~ m;nnAss
shs was IN !. trsnco stota and oailinol
sor nsnII ana nsrs,. u,,, v,ots 4 r,e.ssns
a. he, hwshand N.or, : h,cthe- ~ h;s
who nesesJ h,cnn '..,th cosna fcsr
wss,s hssos. = ,Xt.s. ~ ~. ~ IN
nr;vats s;tt;no.. ,oni, msmber. ami 81 'hsr
nwn f.m;lv hS;nc r.esent And rece;v
|nJ : rrmEa- ~ cor, MI; 10 t;crs Trn,,
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fsshed in body and mind. sl''l'' p .'''' :
ju The Wsdnesdsy sun, now dAvned
snd another dresry day ON tho ocsal
swaited him. Tvo.or three times j
Aashed Acroas hin that o '1good sq,lar
meal" would be refreshing, but b
Gays that be suf5Gsd little from eithe
hunger Rr thirst n a bad neither
coat on his back or . covering for In
lhead, and how he Vas able 70 Ayoi,
being frvseh 10 death u marvel
but he never lostheart for an instant
or bad the slighteat doubt Of bsinl
Srsssued. Sometimes he loatsd nsal
'|ths lAAd, and thsn the vindS ant
|eutrents''o bore him q away o. 3,
70 point from which the land could no
be seen II Ill he again tried 70 vino
mp bis. wAtch, but, with his froxel
Rngers could not now handle the key
After, awhile he fell into . sort Of {
does end isAAgined himself b be il
| the 6toninkton harbor, ,and decided X
slip from the bale and wade ashore
The plunge into the icy wstes re
stored him TO his senses, and agair
he contrived IN some mysterious way
to recover his seat en- ths cotton
bale. o''s qdi 70 nls' 81 Il .'e"
! On the third svslin - 'sbcdt Z
O'Clock he found MnIG ~ nearine
the shore. and feco6 o6nix6a Ee6ot knoWu
a. "the horse in, The ba4k" h6m the
resemblance 0f > clump of trees grow
ing near the water, His heart now
revived, and hs felt that III that re.
mainsdlwas for him 10 gst through
the suff IN ssofety, which in bis en-
feebled doAdition, hs knew would re-
q,lifs 3 t6Uag effort OF thslwiAH
hTMs " accomplished, md st hast
found ~ dHcS more standing on
the soGd &trkd hfs hozen feet
were entirely insehilbla IL was With
the grestAst difficulty nat be, was en-
abled u. walk at AL, but after one or
two falls, be struck into . narrow 'val'
ley, thinking that be might find some
spot where he could Be sheltered
from the piercing wind, and wait till
the dawn Of morning. fi's 2gDo'odi :.
n After pitching along as he suppose
ed, about half q mile, to his indsscrib-
able Joy . light appeared, end making
his way TO- the door o., the house
rom which il shone he knocked for
admittance. A young man came, TO-
the door, who at first shrnnk back af-
,righted at the strange looking being
who stood upon the step ), but it was
not very long before, tie hospitable
family we're busy doing everything in
their power for his relief and comfort
ia bright FIRE was burning on the
hearth, but he was incapable of feel
mo the hest, and it soon occurred TOD
his friends that it would be perilous
tor him to be exposed TO- such
sudden change Of temperature. Cut
Ting of his boots---wbich the swollen
bis, feet made imperative
ia. cold water, which 7s6oni
Secssne oostsd with films of lice and i
ktrS scfapSda off from time 10 Tine
int;l fha froSt vsSSg sdtBiroii efIlyR Rab.'
,t,,cted Suitafis ndprishTenf Wa
,b.m sdm;n;rtered RmI tha' rsn,,sa sM,, of
;aste was snireaM oblitsrsted and all |
hat he crayed was repoee. ,nl
y A. .loc0 n;uht;s !, ~: nessorad his
Ia m
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Lean % ra,e yoer & si.s veg
Efe VI rae yoc
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

OP1sCIAS.
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~ hbSssSss-saa sssb0n
"; n ,:,::.:; :, S,|.::. .:ss 3; Gs.s;.no,
neSs ]. a. 1tsssy, Of Bays Co.
yIiff s'S.s''',sg; . y, !; .si.s O9
4 ~. p,..,I,,- m. I.n,..... 3
Issr1f
ALVu ."ey
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cid at the close OF his narrative:
'The only thing that / really feaz
oa TIE sound, which I have nsviga-
ted for afty lysss. 10 fog. "snirjsri.l
~ His apprehension was jusf6ed IN
ten days time when, IN the thick I'm.
penstrsble darkness, the Rhode
Island daShed its life out on thsrocks
at the opening Of Narragansstt bay.
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Et4lPr-o:r9l lse.l. ,L,E4
cssneIl%w. D. husehisoa, g T. yUarqurssn.
,M nl'sssll z p nssriS* Wn. oiesss.5
q Caneii neets the Arst Tuesday In each month.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-06-17
NORTHFIELD.

NoRTHFIELD, June 16.-In his speech
to the Literary society of Carleton, be-
fore an audience of 500, last night, in
High School hall, Mr.. Richards, of Wis
.consiD, in speaking of the great men OF
Europe and America, of the past and
present day, of one of our great men,
saws: ''The man of our
honored nation to-day, who stands
at The head of our people,
gem of purity and goodness before the
wodrl, who, when called upon, when in
the act of gong to fight for his country,
served the peoplewlth his attained states
man5hip, ability and astutencSs, is James
A. Garfield. Great applause and cheers).
Now that the exercises of Carleton are
closed we wish to give short synopsis as
to the character of the speeches delivered
to the college students, before our whole
people, by men from the East, and by
some Of the graduates. The entire exer-
cises have been interrupted each evening
by SANDER and the most notorious false
hoods uttered by these gentlemen for po-
litica effect. The most abusive language
was used by Mr. Powell, Of Chicago, to-
ward the South, on slavery
the ''poor, ignorant classes, and
their treachery," as he called it. These
men were hired, or employed, to come
here by The faculty to deliver these lee
lures, knowing the character of them. Is
not this a splendid showing for the col
lego faculty?
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To Young Men--A Sure Cure.

The awful ef cts of early vice, = hich ngs or.
gai ic weasn ss, 6e.t:osins both mind a. body,
with al its tJeSGful ills, yraneviiy cured The
symptoms belize Consumption, sets il ps'pits-
Of the ar Il Lidity. frelnb ing. nervous dis
charges, d. spersa ETC. yth tbuse sad CONT cn- Of
min go aiuch 70 20 tcarsd { Tse;fuirsf 81 Cha Of
idess sad;; OF spirit ul iniaEini, 6, dsl lie III
fccisl lie and br oding melancholy q arid uer,
those er;eTiee hat happy tfe, aware Oh ysi-
cal 6ehty. ex iebi ~ OF fSo nelycns organic DIM
uniiior ether ir,, sr,ties, qu!c1;y assisted.
unirk cur g,Iara;,t Cd. No MINERALS USED.
Young p op's losing their elth, spending time
With pretending qnacss and unsuitable treatment
70. cling diseas into cir b.c.es with deadly poi
causing fata escrers to the head, thr at NOS
liver and IL gs stomach aud Tow Is speedily cured
No false modesiy shorE preveet them calling at ono
on DIR ~ASsERZU-i, i3y Jackson st., b.tween
TIN and 8h up stairs. The doctor can be consulted
at a,y time at his efse AID fsruily res;den at the
above place. DR.. Tasseszug will posit ely stay
here IL months Medi-ipe Il chronic diseases sent
every here Write and ton gym 5tops.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Sewer
Oh Pleasant Avenue, Forbes
and Ramsey Streets.

OFFICE OF BOARD OF Pueblo WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MINI, June Is, 1881.
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses, arising from the construction of a
sewer on Pleasant avenue, from half way be-
tween Chestnut street and Walnut street to
Ramsey street; on Forbes street from Pleasant
avenue to Smith street, and on Ramsey street
from Forbes street to Fort street,
in the City of St. Paul, Mimi,
having been completed and entered of record
by the Board of Public Works in and for said
city, said Board will meet at their office in said
city at 2 p. M, on the LIST day of July, A. D.
1881, to hear objections if any to said assess
ment, at which time and place, unless sufficient
cause is shown to the contrary, said assess
ment will be confirmed by said Board.
The following is list of the supposed
owners names, description of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same to-wit:
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CONSULT DIR. WAssERzUG
regular graduate from Russ al Poland, as his di
ploma viii show, and practice will prove, on all

ploma viii show, and practice Will prove, on all
Sexual, Nervous and Special Diseases.
Consultation free and strict CONFIDENTIAL
Ofics-No. 439 jackson ST., bet. 7th and 9Th, up
stairs, st Paul, MINI
Dr. Waaserzug, having had experience and prac-
ce for IL years i'll Europe, be CONSULT with the
greatest confidence on all diseases incident to the
ouman system. When gu have tried all other mea q
and exhausted the skil of medical practitioners In
chronic diseases consult DR.. Vase, zug the Pc
,ish ply cian All who been iruriously tn atsd
ere suffering frcIn the dr. fnl fleets of mercury
other Dersl poison, those who may be deemed
tncureble, will ssldom fail tn pd greedy and perms-
nent relief Oaarrh in all its phases Scorbutic Erup-
tone Blotches of the Skin Uicersted Legs Cancers,
fumOrs, Skin Diseases Of everJ kind, Rheumatism,
sciaics, Gout, Liver complaiut, Asthma, ssntery,
Pies Fits Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, diseases OF
this Ear and Eye,al Kidney and mary al eaces &c.
All matters st ictly coaEd-ntai sd correspondence
answered. Special attention paid to all Female dis
eases Tape-worms exp lied IN ih:ee hours Dr..
Wasserzug will positively stay here u month";.
Medicine for chronic diseases set every 1here
Write and mention symptoms
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Nabashaw Herald, June Is: Seventy
four children look the first communion
at St Felix Catholic church, Sunday
forenoon last And after the services,
over one hundred young folks sat down
to Il sumptuous dinner in the yard adj
ioing the sisters school, which had been
arranged by loving hands. After the
dinner was over there was general re-
new2l Of the baptismal vows.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading De Bow Street

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MINI, June s, 1881.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation of the
City of st. Paul, Mimi, at their office in said
city, until 10 NJ. on the Goth day of June, A.
D. 1881, for the grading of De Bow street
from Olmstead street to Williams street,
in said city, according to plans and spec
iicatlons on file in the Office Of said Board.
A bond with at least two sureties, in a sum
of at least 20 per cent. OF the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid.
The SAID Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: Il. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works, 160-170
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Confirmation Of Assessment for
Grading University avenue.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST.. PAUL, MIMI, June 18th, 1881.

The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses, arising from the grading of University
avenue, from Rice street to Dale street.
in the City of St. Paul, Mimi,
having been completed and entered of
record by the Board of Public Works
in and for said city, said Board will meet at
their office in said city at 2 p. m, on the LIST
day of July, A. D. 1881, to hear objections
(if any to SAID assessment, at which time and
place unless sufficient cause is shown to the
contrary, said assessment will be confirmed by
said Board.
The following is list of the supposed
owners names, description of the property
benefited, and the amounts assessed against
the same, to-wit:
Supposed owner and
description. Benefits.
Michael Pierce. Two acres in square
form in the Sc corner of sex OF mex,
sec Sc, town 30, range %, except
Rice street and University avenue. S9S 70
Magoffin & Breckenridge's Addition to st.
Paul.
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Geo Gerlach. Commencing at NV
corner of mex of sex, sec 80, town
30, range %, thence W on a sec line
so chains, thence BIS chains to
Territorial road, thence se'ly along
Territorial road to point OF place
of beginning, thence 4.20 chains
to g-equaling 54-l00 of an
acre; in ne corner of nw4 OF sex
OF said see SO. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Estate Of Morris Lamprey, deceased.
Nw4 of ne14 of sell, section SO,
town 80. range 2S. ....... ........ A5
Same. w S'rods of mex of neh of
seq , sec SO, town go, range 3D.. 40
Ann Calvin. Commencing at point
$50 # WHY from W line of Rice
street and Is 3-l00 IT of and W.
line of sec Sc, town 20, range 23,
thence 10 # parallel with Rice st,
thence WHY 40 it to point 12S
47-lOO # of and VIZ line of said
sec SO, thence ITO # parallel with
Rice street, thence e 40 # to begin
ming, except University avenue. IA
Thomas Murphy. E is rods of 10
rods or ne1 of sex, sec SO. town
30, range 90, except Rice street and
University avenue. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Same. W Is rods of 80 rods of n 20
rods of mex of seq, sec SO, town
%, range %, except part thereof
owned by Ann Calvin, and except
University avenue ................. IS
All objections to said assessment must b
made in writing and filed with the Clerk {
said Board at least one day prior to sal
meeting.
Official: R. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 16S-70
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Robertson e. Van Etten's Addition to St. Paul.
Supposed Owner and

Robert P. Lewis, VIM Chambers,
Frances L johnson and Cynthia S
Fuller Commencing at NV corner
of ne14 of sex, sec sc, town 20,
range %, thence W on \ sec line
SO chains, thence 7 50X 100
chsins, thence at right angles 5
chains, thence Z 500 100 chains to
a stake at side of Territorial road,
thence to K line so links,
thence in a se'ly direction along line
of said road $500 chains, thence
4.20 chains to beginning, except
University avenue and except part
thereof owned by Geo Gerlach. 80. 1922 @
Warren & Rice's Addition to st. Paul.
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Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits

Cynthia Fuller. A strip Of land 36A
# front on University avenue by
1274 # deep adjoining on the G, lot
4, block 81, Warren Il Rice's adj
dition to st. Paul. ............. Is Us
Smiths Subdivision Of Stipson's Division OF
nw4 sec SO, town 90, range %.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Alley ID Block Is, Whitney
& Smiths Addition.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June IL, 1851.

CITY OF 81. fACL, Mfnn,, JUNO IT, 1851.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the city of st: Panl, MINI, at their office in
said city, until IL NJ, on the oath day of June,
A. D. 1881, for the grading of the alley in
block Is, Whitney and Smiths addition
in said city, according to plans and speciica-
tions on file in the office of said Board. A
bond with at least two sureties, in sum of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount
bid, must accompany each bid. The said
Board reserves the right to reject any all bids.
JOHN FARR INGToN,
Official: r. L. GoHMAN, President.
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1914
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Ramsey Street.

Dayton & Irvine's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and
description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Caroline Pettet. ......... 10 81 $4 81
Thomas Daly's Subdivision of lots 4, 5, 6 and
Z, block SO, Dayton & Irvine's Addition to
St. Paul.
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Michacl's Subdivision, Block IA, stinson's Di,
vision, nwA, sec So, town 30, range %.
Supposed owner and
Supposed owner and

Subdivision of Block IS, in Stinson's Division
of nwA, sec SO, town 80, range IS.
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Park Place Addition,
Streets and Alleys.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, June II, 1881.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board Of
Public Works in and for the corporation of
the city of St. Paul, MIMI, at their office in
said city,until I'm. on the Oath day of June, A..
D. 1881, for the grading of the driveways,
streets, and alleys in Park Place Addition, in
said city, according to plans and specifica-
tons on file in the Office of said Board. A
bond, with at least two sureties, in q sum of
at least 20 per cent. of the gross amount bid,
must accompany each bid. The said Board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: r. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works. 1914
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Metcalf & Wilder's Subdivision of lots a and
%, block IS, Dayton & Irvine's Addition to
st. Paul.
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NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
SALTWATER.

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