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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03
Two Ladies' Fatnllv burned

ST. JoSErH, Mo, January 2.-lnfor-
nation has reached here that most
distressing and in alllikelihood fatal &C.
cident, occurred at Hamburg, some sew
enty miles north OF here, on New Years
eve. Miss Kate Campbell, daughter OF
Col. Campbell, of this city, was visiting
her friend Fannie Wood, daughter of
leading merchant OF Hamburg. The two
Young ladies had just finished dressingt 10
attend a ball, and as Miss Wood Was
crossing the room in which they were
awaiting the arrival Of their escort,
her dress, q flowing robo OF Swiss mus
In touched the stove and instantly
took fire. She ran, and in passing Miss
Campbell the latter's dress was ign.ted,
and before assistance came Miss
Wood was very badly burned
about the face, arms and body, and
Miss Campbell was so severely injured
that she cannot survive, her entire
clothing, with the exception OF her cor
sets and hose, being consumed and her
whole body ir.ghtlullv buraed.
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Noted Forgers Arrested.

NEW NuEE, January l. Chas Becker
and ieorre Engles two turgers OF uEu-
s,l note, have been arrested and locked
up in the TOmbs 10 await eXtradition to
Italy, where they are charged with OBJ
tanning large sums OF IN Oney on forced
bills OF exchange. This capture breaks
IN baud of most noted iorgers, who
have bpan the terror OF two continents
for wears I}erkcr il well known 10 the
police, who Terpetrat' Il S'4'VVV inr-
gerry on the C'hIon Trust company IN
1873 They we re arrested on dispatch
from Consul Or, )sby at Florence, charS,
ell " forrarre.s 3 there, and they will
be held for exit adjtion papers, which
have been forwa rted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03
LONCOH
Prisoners for Debt Released-Pugilist
dead

Prisoners for Debt Released-Pugilist
Dead-Aquatic Sports
LoNDoN, January l.-All the prisoners
ior debt In Scotland were released at
midnight IN pursuance OF an act passed
at the last session OF Parliament.
VIM. Perry, alias THE Upton Slash.
or, formerly well known pugilist, died
Christmas Eve.
Boyd Las informed Hanlan he will
not 90 To Toronto te meet hirp. A match
between Ross and Boyd on the Thames
next August will probably be arranged
after the Hanlan.Laycock race.
Parnel Will Participate in Proceedings
OF Parliament
LONDON, January 1.-The irr,y and
Macy Gazette says the army estimates on
the nov budget viii exceed G2G,G0O, 600.
A dispatch from Dublin saws Should
Parnell ami the other traversers, who
are members ofthc House OF Commons,
decide TO 90 To London. there is no;h-
ing in the law under which they are in
dicted 10 render their presence in the
court necessary, and the case Of Jordan
indicates th&t no restraint Will be put
npon them. 1t is considered probable,
in view OF the announcement that the
government will precedc the land bill
by measures Of coercion, that Parneil
and his colleagues will decide 10 attend
to oppose this policy.
The Crown Indifferent.
LONDON, January IA Dublin cor
respondent saws Parnell, who was ap-
narDutlv inJf lf.rapt ,.I.;lo ,,, ,.....,, -.
the Crown was being stated, developed
much watChful industry in regard to
the witnesses, making copious notes and
passing them to his counsel. 1t is a
curious fact that one OF the traversers-
JOrdan-has not put in an appearance,
or even come to Dublin, and the Crown
has never once inquired after him. It
is stated that he is i'll in the West OF
Ireland.
The Crown does not trouble itself in
regard to the whereabouts Of the de-
PENDANTS. This has given the traverse,s
much satisfaction, and tits probable that
Blggar, Sexton and others will 60 TO the
meeting OF Parliament.
Hanlau and Ross Crallengs the World
LONDON, January 2.-lianan and
Ross, the oarsmcn, have issued cha-
lenge To any two men in the world for a
double sCu!l race Tor $500 or Gl,0 900 q
side, the race to take place in the early
part of the ensuing season. They will
allow fair portion OF the stakes for ex-
penScs in going TO America 10 row.
Hanan and Laycock did good worl:
Yesterday. Both are in excalIent health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03
BIZ Railroad EnierprIsc

ST. LCuIs, Jauulry 2.-Ncariy me
million of collars have been ~ in
this city 10 aid in the construct NJ
the -. Louis aud Texas narrow, nge
railroad, - line which il now ; ing
buiIt nom TrYarsma 10 dco,
Texas. ana whirh, il is d,s .uod.
to extend from the former pom tp
Cairo, H., thcrr 10 connect with the
narrow gauge road tD t. Louis. !; IL
also intended 20 push roHd from waco.
10 the kip Graulc 10 CUnu,r, with
the Pallm,r-SulIivan system. which ia
to be- constructed to the City Of Mexico,
under concessions lately obtained by
Grnrrl' Palmer, oi the Denver and
the Rio Grsntr road. from the Mexican
government. II is also IN contrmpla.
ton to ultimately build a narrow gauge
from II. Louis or Cairo to New York.
and thus have continuous narTsw
gauge line from the latter place 10 the
City Of Mexico. i syndicate has been
formed in New iork tO carry ont this
grand project and sufficient money {"
complete tine ROAD has already been
raised The l.rc between Cairo and
7, xarkana is expected 10 be- finished IN
the course %. 'nr year, m the work oil
construction vii Toe pushed from both
DO
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CLE9ELAED.
Church Burned Minister Kille1

CLEVELAND, January "A special to
the HrrdH says: During service To-.
day at the First Vi. T. Church oi Can
ton, belonging 10 the wealthist church
society OF the city, it was discovered
on fire, caused, as afterwards foun
bv daierliyr iiue. The church, Whlra
c s. ~, ,c09. was des;r0vrl; insurance.
$4,000; no ono injured; nothing saved
except some cushions. Tuc people lett
the church withou; panic
: special from M~atyi." states that
Rev. Wm. Fell, OF Randolph. y. Y, Was
killed last night ~ S.rambGry. " Y,
bv runaway accident, the horse taking
right al paSs:u: = lin.
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Narrow Escape From Deaf


CHARLESTON, January l." Ioilie
RufFner, step-daughtar OF A.
HOuSer, OF this city, came nC horri-
bic death Yesterday morniI. +; neg
clothes catching fire. She wa .one in
her room, but her screams t;oug 1t Mr..
Levi to her assistance, whoe tinguished
the flame. Her limbs and nands were
seriously burned. Mr.. Levi also suffered
severe burns on his hands md arms.
She ~ at present resting easy.
Sneak Thief Caught Railroad Changes.
NEwALK, January l.-Mr. Benicr. the
sewing machine man, had his room at
Sesser's boarding house broken into yes.
terday morning aud a fine watch, over
coat aud seal skin cap taken. Tho
burglar was fellow who had been stop
ping at the same house q couple OF aays
and claimed To br engaged in the sale OF
glue for sticking broken dishes.
Lieutenant Griffith went 10 ,he depot
and found that the man had gone east
on the early B. & Q. train. He tele-
grsphed TO the Marshal OF Cambridge 10
look out for the man, and in short
time, received an answer that the fellow
had been caught, with the articles ia
his possession.
Mr. Houston, Master Of Machinery OF
the 3 4 Q. road. has been transferred
10 duty at Baltimore. Mr.. William Hsr.
rison takes the place Of Mr.. Houston ut
this place. Mr.. Houston vii leave for
his new field Of labor about the first d
the week. II, has been resident Of
thie city for 4 number OF years ami has
won for himself. by his upright business
conduct a host OF friends WHO will DO
sorry TO see him leave.
Burned 10 Death.
DELAWARE, O., Januapy IA sad 40
cideni occurred last evening at the resi-.
dence Of VI. Starr Hollromb, a well-to.
do farmer resiIing three miles north Of
mere, in which his vile, an estimable
lady " some fifty years OF age, was
burned to death by falling into DIRE
place while III a fit.
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CAPE TOWN.
Proclamation - Excitement Intense
Bloody Boers ENDlain.

Proclamation - Excitement Intense
Bloody Beers Explain.
CAPE TowE, January THE Trium-
virate have issued a proclamation de.
Tending their action and offering par.
don 10 all opponents. They agree to re-
tain the present officials, to admit a
British Consul and to indemnify Great
Britain for her expenditure on behalf Of
,Transvaal. The Tr.umvlrate have pro-
claimed martial law. GOV. Bellairs, at
Potcheistroom, is closely besieged. His
position causes great apprehension
here. Col. Lanyon, British Admin
istrator for Transvaal, is still at
Pretoria He has been summoned to
surrender. The excitement through.
out Cape Colony is intense. Commuui.
cation with Transyaal eXceps through
the Orange Free State j. entirely inter
rupted. The Beers account cf the al
fair with the Ninetv.fourth REGIMENT is
that Commandsnt Jaubert with patrol
OF $50 men met Laryon's orders, but
the officers insisted on going on. Com.
mandant Jaubert then commanded a
charge, and in fifteen minutes fifty Of the
British were killed and many wounded,
and then the remainder surrendered.
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dered atarSnce.

E,srS,,,, Aw. MJCH., January .
n "a drDn. Aen quarrel at q dance in the
'vu, nip, Of korhvile, Saginaw coun-
ter Wells Stabbed aud almost in
'ty killed lleniy Fisher, young
mHd employed By a farmer named
Chase and whose paents reside near
Montreal. Wells Was arrested and
.OdEed iu the county jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03
Enyl,nol''s Revenue

LovnAv Janu,. ~ The gross revc-
nue. or he Unit eel h'nS'om Tor lSsO
was CSS 90l 2q0 The receipts from
customs j.croo. sed during the wear
f4S2 rOO s,I - m excise duties E5O7.-
OO) Tba roc';n, from stamps Increased
sy6 1000 ig - -. sequence of the changes
In uroh,,. IL devised by Sir Stafford
Norfbco.e :, - las, budget. The post
Ollie, ravsnm, ' increased c25l 900, and
tho r,ra;n,s rom telegraphs were
rlq5 OlO
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his money differs from the Leaders, cen.
Il 4

his money differs from the Leaders,, cen.
siderably.
Rev. A. Buchanan, rector of the
Episcopal Church, OF this place, has
lately fallen hcii TO a large estate in Lou.
isville, By the death of an aunt. he il
deserving OF much good luck.
Everybody says the REGISTER is tho
newsiest and most enterprising paper In
Wheeling.
The Masonic Lodge OF this place now
meet in their new building.
Hon. j. Alex. Ewing. Of this place,
will not be q candidate for United States
Senator. He can't afford to give up hh
law practice.
There are more males than females In
Marshall county.
How will Hon. l.. $. Newman do for
President Of the Senate?
Over twenty.eight new houses will bs
built here the coming year.
GossfP
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03
nrars Grace, the Mayors Once.

New YORK, January 1.-The day is a
delightful one, hut cold All business
was suspended. At noon Mayor Cooper
bowed into office the new Mayor, Wm.
r. Grace. Many gentlemen we'll known
in mercantile, social and literary circles
witnessed the ceremony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03

The Greek government, in reply to
the latest Turkish note, willie not actu-
ally declining 20 negotiate directly, in
sists that TurSpv must recognize the de-
cisions vi the Berlin Conference as a
basis
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u EVV IIIHI IIIVV IIIV 1'NHHNV'
1t S hardly probable, however, that
they will succeed.
P,rnell and his followers have de-
cidei TO desert the trials and attend
Parliament 1t appears that one OF the
travsrsers has never put in an appear
are It the trial, yet the Crown has
never mentioned it. 1t is thought that
he law cannot compel them to appear
in Court.
The Greek question is daily becoming
more SCIed, and it will in all probabil-
ity end in war, and that at an early
dale.
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CTRICITY
OILED D0EN AND RE-
CE0 IN PRINT.
obb's Convictions Wheel
-Parnell Participates
lentary Proceedings
erser's Trials -
,reign Facts.
)REIGN AND DOM MESTIC.

the members OF the APP
)mmittees remained in
lring the recess and have
gress with their bills. Mr..
lat all of the important
'asily be disposed of by
larch, if too much time is
ay on the Electoral count
)wl is arising in Washing
the Radical bloodhounds
everal thousand dollars
Ced the department erks
lring the late campaign.
very unwilling to pay up,
what the sentence would
Sc.
al contest is waxing warm
Depew has the lead,
sident Wheeler has been
a candidate, and his fol.
hold the balance of power
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03

UIeu WIIH Appclntment as Secretary OF
the Navy.
WASHINGTON, January l 1t is under.
stood that the President will not appoint
SecIetary Of the Navy on account of
the great difficulty in getting suitable
person to accept the position for a short
time. 1t Is stated that the Attorney
General holds that the President can
designate other officers to act for ten
days each, and in accordance with that
opinion it is believed that the other
Cabinet officers will each in turn be des.
Ignated 10 act as Secretary of the Navy.
In this event Attorney General Devens
VIII succeed Secretary Ramsey as acting
Secretary Of the Navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-01-03

rTyHE BEST SCHOOL FORYOUSG MEN AND
/ Boys il where they can Ret l'ractich
Education iE the snOrtest possible time. his
can be done az Frasher's Bushes College IN
few InQnths. Common English branches also
hnrJughly taught. Ladies' eimiitod. Call st
sgyJ whesnns. ". Va
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never been reflection upon his charac-
ter lie declared that here was chance
Tor the new Administration to do Just
and popular act.

Each Member Of the Cabinet to be Hon.
ored with Appointment as Secretary OF
the Navy
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ow, do not know what your
Advantages or Disadvantages

are; | do not know what your tact or
talent is: | do not know what may he
the fascination of your manners or the
responsiveness of them; but know this:
There is for you, my nearer, field TO
culture, a harvest 20 reap, a tear 10 wipe
awav, soul TO save II you have
worldly means, cOnsccrate them TO
Christ. II YOU have eloquence, use 1t
on the side THAI Paul and Wilberforce
used theirs. Ii you have learning put
il ali into the poor box OF the world's
suffering. But ii you have none these
neither wealth, nor eloquence, nor
learning-you, at any rate, have a smile
with which YOU can encourage the dis
heartened, a frown with which they may
blast injustice, voice with which you
may call the wanderer back to God.
"0h," you say, that is very saneti-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

EOR RENT-One store room, 22x60 feet, on
Il Bridge square. Inquire at room Of
Chamber of Commerce. 64x
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CITY GLOBULES.

There were no complaints of yesterdays
weather.
The paper of Burr Robbins & Colvin's cir
Gus pictures the sampson" of that show in
short hair. How's that?
The excursion train from Cincinnati, COM
posed of seventeen cars loaded with excur-
sionists, arrived in St. Paul yesterday morning.
And still they come.
The work of renovating the custom house is
progressing rapidly. The work in the upper
story is completed, and to-day the second
story was receiving attention.
Judge Simons filed a decision yesterday in
the case of Cushman &. Davis VS.. The Board
of County Commissioners of Sibley county,
changing the place of trial to Sibley county.
The board of equalization of the county
commissioners held another meeting yester
day, and adjourned until Monday at p. m,
which will be the final meeting of the board
Watering the mating in the capitol may
keep the building cool, but it has rather I'M
comfortable effect upon asthmatic and ca
tarrhal sufferers who are compelled to remain
within its walls.
At the rattle of the oil painting, view of
West St. Paul, which has been in Zahonyi's
music store for several weeks past, Mr.: Julius
Zahonyi was the successful winner. de was
highly elated over the prize.
The new capitol will be Minnesota pro-
duction exclusively. The walls will be built
of Red Wing pressed brick, and the stone for
the water sheds, window caps and stills will
come from the quarries at Frontenac snd st.
Louis.
At the land league meeting tomorrow even
ing, the O'Donovan Rosa and Grove dynam-
lite programme will be brought up for dis
cussion, members of the league feeling that it
would be we'll to mark their dsapprobation
of the dynamite plan for promoting reform in
Ireland.
The governor yesterday received a note
from the Presidents private secretary, stating
that he has information that some one is per-
sonating Josef Max Metzner, of Bamberg,
Germany, with view to obtaining posses
sion of certain property belonging to him.
Mr.. Metzner is supposed to have died several
years ago The governor is asked to obtain
sffidavits from Mary Metzner, of Wilton,
Mimi, and of Johann SALUTE, of Waseca, con-
corning the doings of the imposter. The
governor will endeavor to procure the desired
information.
Real estate transactions still remain active.
Yesterday deeds were filed for record, among a
number of others, from Judge Nelson and
wife to Norman W. Kitison for lot 81, block
II, Dayton & Irvlne's addition. The property
adioins the recent purchase of Mr.. Kittson OF
the Selby property on Summit avenue. The
consideration was 81 900. Thomas Cochrane,
Jr., and others, have also sold to Immauuel
Achilles, the south 37H feet of lots 4, 5 and 6,
block 1, Btzllle q uuerin's addition, for
$4,S00. This property is located on the corner
of Wabashaw street and College avenue, and
has frontage of BIN feet on Wabashaw street
by $50 feet deep.
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PERSONAL.

j. H. Barr, of St. Louis, is guest of the
Clayendon.
Geo. r. Taylor, of Burlington, Ia, is break
ing bread at the Clarendon hotel.
Rt. Rev. H. B. Whipple, Faribault, was in
St. Paul for few hours yesterday.
Hon. s. G. COmstock, of Moorhead, was
among the arrivals in the city yesterday.
Gov. Pillsbury is slightly indisposed and
was unable to be at his office yesterday.
Hon. Conrad Meaker and wife, of San Fran
cisco, are ''doing'' st. Paul, and are registered
at the Clarendon hotel.
P, H. Kelly, Esq, returned yesterday from
a brief trip of business and pleasure to New
York and Washington.
Mr.. Charles Carpenter, one of the popular
clerks of the Palmer house, Chicago, is
spending q few days at the Clarendon hotel.
Mr.. j. B. Wiley and j. E. Lucas, of Piqua
Ohio, have returned from Winnipeg, and are
spending few days at the Clarendon hotel.
General Manager Walsh, of the city rail
way, is enjoying a summer vacation away
down East, from which he will return the last
of next week.
Col. A. R. Kiefer returned home yesterday
from trip through Wisconsin. He brings
favorable reports from the crops, but no news
from the Williams brothers.
George H. Spencer, after forwarding his &C
ceptance and bonds to Washington, has beer
ordered to take charge of Crow Creek IndiaI
agency, Oak, from Oct. LIST next
John Mathies, after admiring the beautiful
rev sign Charley Trowbridge has just mad
for him, left for the East last night to selec
his fall stock of carpets and house furnishing
goods
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13
Another Fire.

An alarm of fire was sent in from box 81
at little after a. m. All the hose carts and
hook and ladder turned out. The fire was in
two story frame building, No. 10 Broadway,
owned by D. D. Merrill, and occupied by A.
L. Housen, as tin end stove store, and the
upper floor by Charles Harnisch. The fire
was probably caused by the explosion of a
lamp in the upper story. The damage was
principally confined to the roof of the building
which amounted to some $500, covered by in
surance. Harnisch's damage on furniture,
etc, will amount to some 5000, on which
there was no insurance. HOusen's damage to
Ills stock by water, is hard to estimate, but he
is fully insured. Again the fire laddies done
good work.
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WANTED-A young man with some ex-
w perience in dry goods for examining
clerk and to do up packages, at D. W. Inger-
soil & Co.'s. 225
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

TWO good cook stoves at auction this
i morning at Kavanagh's. 225
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OPERA CHAIRS WANTED
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, 4
Sealed proposals, "Marked Proposals for
Opera Chairs" will be received at this office
until Tuesday, the 10Th day of August, 1881, at
o'clock p m, for furnishing Que Thousand
Opera Chairs, to be placed in Market Hall,
this city, payment therefor to be made in one
year from date of delivery.
Bidders are expected to furnish sample of
or specifications for the chair for which they
bid.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids
By order of Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
217-228 City Clerk.
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Perryville Outlawry Subaued.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 12.-The examination
of Pyton, for the murder of Mathews, is over,
and he has heen committed without bail.
Eight or ten parties have been arrested as &C
completes. The Quapaw guards have been
ordered home, and will arrive in this city to-
morrow. The Perry county militia still re-
main there. Gov. Churchill's action in main
tanning the law and furnishing the outlaws is
universally commended.
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SITUATIONS WAITED.

WANTED Timer, at 500 st. Peter street
w 1873.
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NOTICE William Sly les will show the acre
IN lots on Sopth Shore, White Bear Lake,
that are to be sold at auction by P. T. Kavan-
agh next Monday. 225
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Consult the European regular graduate
diploma in ofice-on all sexual, nervous, and
chronic diseases. Twelve years experience.
See advertisement elsewhere, 4S9 jackson st.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

Except the Foster Kid Gloves, at twenty per
cent. discount from regular retail prices.
This is not a cut on few remnants and odds
and ends, but grand sweeping reduction on
all the best goods in the store, designed to
clear them all out and make room for an
entire new stock of Fall goods. No change
will be made in the marked prices, but every
thing will be sold as usual, and when the
amount is reckoned up, twenty per cent. will
be deducted.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

WTANTED-To rent a furnished room,
w with or without board, in private fami-
ly, by young man. Address e. G. Globe Of
fee. AL 1926
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

GIRL for general housewOrk in family of
VI two. Call at Bursford's New Cottage,
Clayton street, south of Fifth, West st. Paul
2O3* L. G. PARKER
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The bureau of internal revenue is informed
that the governor of South Carolina has Of
fered reward of $500 for the arrest of the
murderer of Deputy Collector Drayhon.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-13

TT 8. LIFE-Salary and commission to the
". right man. L. P. Van Norman, 116 E,
Third street. 175*
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WTANTED-To lease lot on long time,
w between Eighth street and Third between
jackson and Seven Corners. 219.
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FIVE CENTS ALINE.
WAITED.

q MEN for steam shovel, $2.25 per day. Free
y fare. Go to-day, 5p. m. Five hundred
street, for free pass. 225'
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WANTED Sltuation-By a young man.
w Have had five years experience in drug
store. Address II. w. Turner, st. Charles,
MINI. 2O7*