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OPEN DENS or TERRIFIC TIGERS

cession moves. II an indisput able fact that I'm
this monster Street Demonstration the (irest
the public Streets FOR 81 20 look at than is eIbi
plted beniath ihe canvas Of many Taenageries for
an 2dlnltHlon price Following appears the
COLOSSAL CEARIOR OF OLYMpUS
EnbelisheG and adorned With rnytho.orical rem
reseotations Of the
FATES, FAIRIES, FuRIES, GRsCES. THE
WINDS, NEREIDs, HARPIES, DEMONS.
GENII, SIRENS, SATYRS. NYMPHS.
oCEANIDS. GODS, HEROES
AND MEN,
Drawn 10y bright-harnessei steede, with proud.
Plumed, upreaTirg beads. and followed by an mn
broken 'ine Of pslace-caged denizons of EARTH sea
While along The entire cavalcade wave the pur-
pc si!seIsd eoden hsss banners ensigns. strea
mefs sch,s!ots ana heraldic designs of al and
bands, is heard the laundering tones of the
MUSICAL STEAM oRCHESTRION.
Making music for the million and there also seen
III thls gorgeous Old 6nd new world pageant. the
MONSTER SEA COAST MORTAR.
From which is daily bio IN, amid sulphurous fame
aud smoke. a human being. The great gun Is
mt united and carriage. csisson aud all 20 Drawn by
artillery horses, accom- aaied 10y the cSnnonIer.
Tie EAe'e tot ming
ONE UNBR0KEN LINE OF SPIENDOR,
Unparalleled in its vsstness and ma gnifcence.
4 set nf where, If q God should cset h!s sisht,
SEE IT. TAKE AN INVENTORY. MAKE A
NOTE OF 1T,
Count the Cares, Oars and Charots rs they pass
number the Elephants, note the Horscs. reckon
the cost. We furnish ocular denon.t- alton prims
facie evidence, mat the grand free street process
sion of the Great Fole paUgh show ia the LARGEST
grsndest. cos'est C ST novel varied and gorge ,ns
EVER MADE BY ANY SHOW on EARTH
1T is FREE TO ALL!
1t viii lay 10 see il, and let II not ue forg ,t.en
la II c. ~ Lo more 70 visit this Norl1 eHcircling
mighty, moyiDR, Isastoaunic c slnlaua.io, than r.
does any OF the transparent frauds ~ visif your
locality every season. '0"i
Usual PoPULsR PRICE OF ADMISSION
Children uEter years half price.
81 Fifty Cents for adults
Opens at and Z.
Arepic Exhibition commences at anispm.
Preferred Seals for sale at ELLlS = co. q MI.
SIC sIohE. ISL Pennsylvania ave, April and 6.
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GREAT
MONDAY AND TUE
THE GREATEST OF ALL GREAT SHOWS.
20 TRAINED ELEPHANTS.
TWO Woody ELEPHANTS.
II he Gres, Forepsugh Show, in the two Separate
circus Rinss, tine most sublime and thrill
ing spectacle CT the age,
90 TRAINED ELEPHANTS,
Al arrearing at the same time. This mighty herd
OF astodoDs lie into the grand amphithester. like
moving mountains; Cbedie1t to the comma ads OF
their trainer, they
REAR THEIR PONDEROUS BODIES INTO
COLOSSAL PYRAMIDS,
Almost touching the dome Of the lofty canvas fill
j Z with awe. admiration aud wouder. the mind OF
Inc stect3tor. ana fo'cibly illustrating the AL
mlshty's decree, that unto man 10 given ''Oomin-
i E9t SseF sVsry living thing that oveth upon the
lam sratiaed in being abba to announce to the
he most rensrh able and wont afful z ologicai ac-
QUESTION the World has loohel upon for six thou
2 Wool-Covered Elephants.
There most extraordinary. and hitherto unseen
sSs cies Of lei liant lie were reee ty captured in
sae reglon TIE Bimalsya Monntsins Indis so
purchase these wonder c1estures, that In order
TO Pay Fl ffoF Si5
And the most distinguls he'd Zoologist5 in the
World unite in asserting that thess
WONDERFUL WOOLLI ELEPHANTS
Constitute the rarest and most to aishine ilustra-
centuries.
Ills great herd of elephants are 81 introduced
youth only Is yesrs of age. The youngest, mos
giftee and herolc trainer of wild beasts in the
liz
ing more e!epbasts than ever we're owned or exhiD-
tied by any show earth. and pre- sentiug the most
INSPIRING
AMAZING, THRILLING SPECTACLE
o; animal ssgacity offered to the public These
rerTRk entatit es from the land OF Brahma, SILVA
ard EIshnr, were formerly used i'll the SACRED
AND SPECTACULAR DISPLAYS. customary in
that die tant region snd wherever they
fail to excite the most unbounded APPLAUSE,
NONDER ans ADMIRATION of all who witness
IAlLI FLCCkING TO SEE this, the
Greatest Herd of Trained Mastodons the
World Ever Saw.
THEY ALL APPEAR IN
Llvlrg Pyramids, Elephcntine Dances Mil AIRY
Eyoutlonsi Play upon Musical Instrument E,
an0 IInsi UDcork Bottles and Drink
their COnteIYts Engage in hacipg
Wax, Posture and fa'anco upon
TIE = light Rope,
AEG vi 9lso Introduce and perform
GRAND Ell BYZANTINE PANTOMIME
az rsrared expressly for them, wherein thsy
VIII exhibit all the elnCtiOns of love- hatred, 1ngsr
pride, fear, jealousy, grief, q irth aud other hu-
the Tecacrs but that these Ias iestc brutes reflect
and comprehend the nature of cause and effect.
u. Compaied with the perform ancss of this NJ &
nIhcent Mammoth Troop of PRINCELY, Puts
SAINT PACHYDERMS, ALL EXHIBITIONS OF
TRAINED HORSES OR ANIMALS OF ANY
KIND sEEM UTTERLY DESTITUTE OF NOV.
ELY Or ATTkACIlVkNESS.
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WILD BEASTS.
TIE MASTODoNIC AND MATCHLEss
MEkAeERIE.

Constantly enlarged for seventeen consecutive
years has row attained the colossal proportions of
The Zooos ical Cole ctions of the Gardens of Lon
don al Paris. andthe communicative where
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY, MON

I I'D y ATES:
RLD," ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED
GH SHOW. AND OWNER OF MORE v
AND YOU, GENTLEMEN, SHALL MAKE A
ALL PARTIES, AND THIS SHALL BETHEIR
GH SHOW Is ABSOLUTELY TIE LARG
oPLE, THAT TIE SAID COMMITTEE NAY
AND Is A LARGER ESTABLISHMENT III
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And vi slso Introduce and perform
GRAND Ell EPHANTINE PANTONIME

~ reared expressly for them, wherein thsy
VIII exhibit all the einotons of love, hatred .ngsr
Pride, fear, jealousy, grief, Eirth, aud other hu
man attributes, leaving no doubt IN the minds of
tie spectators but that these esttc bruteS reflect
and comprehend the nature of cause and effect
u ComIaied with the performances of this NJ x
nIhcent Mammoth Troop of PRINCELY, Puts
SAINT PACHYDERMS, ALL EXHIBITIONS OF
TRAINED HORSES OR ANIMALS OF ANY
KIND sEEM UTTERLY DESTITUTE OF NOV.
ELY Or ATTkACIIVkNESS.
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HANDS3MEsT WOMAN AMERICA
PERSONlFYING LALLA RooHK

LIt~V-NIT I-SII 14iLI4A hyUik.
Between the hours Of and 10 O'Clock on the fore
noon Of exhibition day, there Will be presented a
series q the nost magnificent Fageants ever behad
upon me streets OF an American city, the Grand
the inst time IA America) the beautiful, subj NE
and fascinating
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TREMBLING A WHEELBtRR0W

CONTAI MING HER YOUTHFUL DAUGHTER,
ALONG TIE SWAYING 5 4 INCH WIRE.
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VANDERBILT BELMONT and BONNER

AND also. any OF the rriacey titled aristocracy of
the Old world and exi ibit to day. in my colossal
circus. for everybody to look at. admire and
81 icy. and for an admission price within the
reach OF every toillng son AND daughter in the
!ano, tie ost nagnincent. marvellous, the great
est, most costly and superb sind of
BLOODElf AND TRAINED HORSES
AND Ponies evet owned, net only by citizen of
bs, but by any N A'
KING, FRINGE, PEER or POTENTATE
Anywhere on the face Of the earth. And the pub
drtyIng, snd coDspicuously colossal and nnivnr
sally Pleasing feature is " =
ONLY ONE AMONG MANY
Equally intensely interesting and once seen never
70 De 1offotien. famous phenomena, OF the
world challenging, INN ense. inmtabe, sie.ntic.
double-11ng, twenty Elephant. great aud only
Animals Afary, Aqua, iom, and Colossal Can
Hless OF Worlds Fair Features.
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HiN't trGTl r ga touch the grou1d- q Fair Young
L'iIlaAe saw, sts fsnnns thu Pm crs- taruRh the
80 eNc 81 Stlls with feathers II arEGs phossaDts
Ninis. ana thc lovely troop {
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ADAM FOREPAE-GIE.

sole Proprietor 6rea: Folepaush show.
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ELLA ZUILA, THE FEMALE RLONDIN
Now With the Great FGrepaugh Show. Tns Nos.
H1traordinary Spectacle of the Age Only 10 be
seen in the Great FOrepsugh Show. ZUILA
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THEY ALL APPEAR IN
Livlrg Pyramids! Elephcntine Dances, Mi sary
Eyoiutlo2s, Play upon Musical Instrunen E,
staud upon their Heads! Pick no Needles
and Pins! UDcork Bottles and Drink
their Contents, Engage in Racing,
Wa X, Posture and Sa'anca upon
tl.p iLrhr
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THE GREATEST OF ALL GREAT SHOWS.

TWO WOODY ELEPHANTS.
Il the Crest Forepaugh Show, in the two Separats
Circus Rugs, tine most sublime and thrill
ing spectacle CT the age,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19
Regular Meeting.

h0SuIbr u00IfQ&s
ST. PAUL, Oct %, 1881.
Board met at p. m.
Present-Messrs. Hoyt, Koch, Peters,
Quinby, Terry and Mr.. President
Minutes of 21st and 24th inst, read and
approved.
On motion the Board ordered formal
reports sent to the Council in favor of
change Of grade as follows, the Board
having viewed the premises on Oath inst,
to-wit:
Cedar street, from Second street to
Seventh street.
Cedar street, from Seventh street to
Twelfth street.
Fourth street, from Wabashaw street to
Jackson street.
Fourth street, from Jackson street to
Broadway street.
Fifth steeet. from Jackson street to
Broadway street.
Ninth street, from Jackson street to
Broadway street.
Neill street, from Fifth street to Seventh
street.
sixth street, from jackson street to
Broadway street.
Rosabel street, from Eighth street to
Levee street.
Sibley street, from Levee street to
Eighth street.
Wacouta street, from Eighth street to
Levee street.
Canada street, from Pearl street to
Ninth street.
Ninth street, from Broadway street to
Jackson street.
Olmstead street, from DeBow street to
saltwater street.
Glencoe street, from Columbia street to
Mississippi street.
Louis street, from Rondo street to Nell
son avenue.
Jay street, from Dale street to McKubin
street.
Marshall avenue, from McKubin street
to Western avenue.
| Western avenue, from Summit avenue
| to Ashland avenue.
Oak street, from Ramsey street to
| Third street.
Ramsey street, from Summit avenue to
| Wilkin street.
Wilkin street, from Ramsey street to
| McBoal street.
| Smith street, from Douglas street to
Exchange street.
! Franklin street, from Elm street to
| Third street.
Walnut street, from Pleasant avenue
to Spring street
Chestnut street, from Pleasant avenue
to Spring street.
! E5chauae street. at Wilkin street
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Exchange Street, from Walnut street to
Eagle street.
McBoal street from Douglas street to
Wilkin street.
Dousman street from Goodrich avenue
to Won Minden street.
Won Mlnden > street from Dousman
street to Western avenue.
Western avenue from Goodrich street
to Won Minden street.
Goodhue street from Richmond street
to east line of Winslow's addition.
Banfil street from Richmond street to
Dousman street.
Colborn street from Superior street to
Fort street.
Toronto street from Fort street to Ran
dolph street.
Grace street from 300 feet west of Vic
toria street to Fort street.
Ashland street, from Dale street to
Western avenue.
L'Orient street, from Glencoe street to
Minnehaha street.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ment Hereunder, the matter of the COM
pletion of the assessment for constructing
sidewalks under contract of Peter Bcr-
key estimates Nos. and q came up,
and was laid over to November 4, 1881,
at Up. m.
Pursuant to due notice and the adjourn
ment Hereunder, the matter of the con-
firmatiOn of the assessment for the grad
ing of Torrent street, from Thirteenth to
Minnehaha streets, came up, and after
due consideration, the same was con-
frmed. Yes g.
The clerk was directed to give the first
notice of assessment for opening and
widening Cherry street, from Maria ave-
nue. to Main street.
Order of Council to Board, enquiring as
to the completion of the fire cisterns un-
der contract, was referred to the engi-
neer.
Order of Council to Board for formal re-
port on grading Grove street from Broad
way to Lafayette avenue, was laid over
to first meeting in March next, owing to
sewer contract on said Grove street.
Order of Council to Board to proceed
to grade Aurora avenue from Jackson
street to Broadway, was referred to the
clerk to advertise for bids.
Order of Council to Board to proceed
to construct sewer on McBOal street
from Fort street to Wilkin street, was re-
ferred to the clerk to advertise for bids.
Adjourned to meet 31st inst. at Z p. m.
JNo. HARRINGTON, President.
r L. GORMAN Clerk Board Public Works;
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-19

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
y sey.-In Probate Court, Special Term, October
81, 1881.
In the matter Of the estate of Austin Hoban, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition of Philip R.
Gibbons, administrator Of said esta setting
forth that personal estate has to his hands,
deceased died seizso, and the coDdi ion value of
the respective porIions thereof: that the
due said real estate and that soriou of sal
rea estate is encumbersd by mortgage, and praying
that license be to him granted to -el at private
sal. portion Of said real estate set forth and de-
scribed IN said petition; ana it appearing. " said
petition. that there s sufficient D. rsona est.te in
the hands of said administrator to pay said taxes
and the encum5rances thereon and also the ex-
OF administrator of said eta-e and that it il
necessary in order to pa. the came, to sell portion
of said real estate:
It is therefore ordered. thai all pers ms interested
in said e. tate appear before the Judge of ths
Court, on Mondsy. the 18th day of December. A d
1881 at ten O'Clock NJ, at the Court ia Saint
Panl, in said cou ty, tb. and there to show
(if any there bel why Incense should be granted
to said administrator to sell said real estate accord
ing to the prayer eff sa'd petition.
And 1t Is further Orered, that copy of this order
shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to ssid day Of caring. the last of
which publications shal be at least fourteen day. be-
fore said day of hearing, in the Dsy Globe news
paper printed and publi- at Saint Paul. in said
county, and personally served on all persons inter-
ested in said etate, residing in said county, at least
fourteen days before said day of hearing, aud upon
By the Court: HENRY OGORMAN.
LIS Judge OF Probate Of Ramsey county, MINI,
Attest: FRANK ROBERT, JR CLERK.
Oct 2l0W.SSt
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Disastrous Ca,pt-ssness,

- AS the o'clock motor neared Seventeenth
treet yesterday morning, s. A. Strand, a car
enter working on a house in that vicinity,
Jumped from the car and, slipping, fell under
he wheels, which passed over his foot, crush
ng it badly. Mr.. Strand was quickly placed
the car and carried back to the residence oil
Dr., Steele, who dressed the wounded member
md had the man removed to the hospital
where, at last accounts, he was doing as well
s could be expected.
The accident was the result of the personal
arelessness of the victim, and could in nc
ray have been prevented by the employees OF
he road
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Il M'ddling* ,urit1-r Fac org Burned.

M'ddttngs turifter Fac Org Burned.
A fire was discovered in the Disintegrating
diddlings Purifier Mandatory, owned by A.
r. Guilder, located on Sixth avenue south, at
bout O'Clock yesterday morning The fire
department WAS quickly upon the ground and
he flames were soon under control.
Much of the property was saved from
course If construction, and large quantity
If lumber and materials were more or less
damaged. The loss is estimated at about
1880, upon which there was an insurance OF
1880, in the Home Insurance company OF
lew York. The origin of the fire is supposed
be iDcendiarism. Mr.. Guilder announces
hat he will at once proceed to rebuild upon q
anger scale.
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MinneuDoIiS H0rkets.

M1NNEAPoLIs, Nov. 1s.-Wheat, No. l.,
TO- No. 2. s1.13; No. 8, 81 .O5; hard aorthern
wheat, s1.29; street prices varying up
patent, 81 25@s 90; bakers, Sc OOa6 80: low
grades, S3.25@375. Bran, $1O.OO@l3 90.
Shorts, sl2.OO@17 90. Corn, 64@66c for
No. Q. Oats, 46@5Oc Cornmeal, bolted,
$4,000; coarse, s27 .00@27.5 Ground feed,
$2750@2S.00. Hay, Sl6.C0@17.O0. Butter,
choice, good demand, firm at S2@35c; poorer
grades dull, at l3@30c. Cheese, full cream,
i3H@14Hc. Eggs, easy and lower, at 24@
Csc. Apples. So 0O@4.00 for ordinary; choice,
firm at S3.50@4.50. Cranberries, $2.0O pei
bushe]; $500 per barrel. Lemons sell at IS 90.
Oranges, unchanged, at $s.OG@e.5O. Pota,
toes, easy at 65@e0c.
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1 CONSULT
DR.. WASSE R ZU G.!
regular grad ate from Russian Poland. Is his di
ploma viii show, and practice win prove. ON all
Sexual Nervous and Special Diseases.

Consultation free and strict confidential
oHace-No $50 Jackson st., bet. eth and sth, up
stairs st. Paul. MINI
Dr. wssserug, having had experience ana prsc-
greatest comic ence on al disea-es incident 70 the
amman system. When you have tried al otnar mea,
and exhausted the SKIN of medical practitioner IN
q 4 chronic dbesses insult Dr. Wasserzug, the Po-
fsh physician All who have been tnjuriousy treated
or are sunerirg from the drrful effects OF mercury
or other miner Il poison, or those who NAV De deemed
incnr.be VIM seldom fa to find speedy and perma-
nent relief O. zrrh In IN its phases Scorbutc Erup-
tions Botcheio of the Skin. Ulcersted Legs Cancers
TumoEs, Skin Diseases Of every kind, Rheumatism,
piIss Eta Dy spepsia Nervous Debility, diseases Of
the Ear and Eyea Kidney and Urinary di eases, &c.
All matters strictly CONFIDENTIAL and corespondenoe
answered Special .ttsns9r Psid 70 ~ s Female 9as
Wasse1sug VII positively stay here twelve months.
Medicine for chronic diseases cant everywhere.
WIS spdmQ ton sympt0ma.
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Al Painful Accident

Yesterday morning Charles Rodd, brake
nan in the employ of the st. Paul, Mime
-polis & Manitoba Railway Company, met
with very serious accident. While dis
charging his duties in coupling cars near the
east side junction, he made misstep and fell,
his left foot coming beneath the ponderous
wheels of a locomotive. His foot was fright
fully crushed and amputation was necessary.
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PILES! PILES

Thousands bless this PILE OINTMENT.
II yon suffsr one day longer Il b your own
fault for williamo' Indian Pile
Ointmen. - . sure cure for BLKIpiNA
lrcaINe. ULoElATRD or PRoTRUprN0 PILss.
No matter how long standing, WILLIAM
INDIAN PlLs OINTMENT viii cure -. Hon.
JUDGE CorrINSEaaY, Of Cleveland, O., says,
Itcured me when al other remedies failed.s
FED. P. ALLEN. Troy, N.Y., says: II suf.
fered day and night with itching Pilss. go.
Gleason. druggist, recommended wrLLIAnp
PlLI OINTMENT. and IL cured ne at once.s
Every Bor - Wosrs~'ee. TRY n. eosa
~ al Druggists, and sent BY mail on reoeipo
sf Price, S1.O0per Boo. Send for Circulss.
FRANKS. EENRY6 co., P,sp'a
CLEvElAAND. OHlR
lOYES RR0S. a. H1TLER WhnlHaa1n ArSb
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THIRTY DAYS

after the nrst publication Of this notice, Ishall
report you and your real estate so assessed az
delinquent, and apply to the District Court Of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judg.
ment against your lands, lots, blocks, or par.
cost and expenses, and for an order Of the
Court to sell the came for the payment hereof.
a50e5 TsaN RENz. CIR 1sseuursF.o
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Probate Court.
w. Y.l D.
Municipal Court.

lOeiore uuuRe Sooioy.J
James Neither; drunkenness. Committed
seven days.
Christ. Graph; drunkenness. Fined IS.
Paid.
Henry Cobb; drunkenness. Fined S.. Com
mit,ed seven days in default.
Adam Leinberger; assault and battery on
person of Mrs. Hanel Pleaded not gu lty,
which he afterwards withdrew and substituted
that of guilty. Fined $l0and costs, or twenty
days.
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Yo,.na Mem. Old Men.

or anyone else that has to buy clothing, hats,
caps, or gents furnishing goods will lind that
the Big Boston One Price store is the best
place in Minneapolis to leave their money at.
Be warm and comfortable by calling at 2, 8.
4. s, & 6, Academy of Music.
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THE COURTS.
District C0ssri
before Judge vanderburgh.]

The Minneapolis & N. W. Railway company
| VS.. Eli Morrill,. Judgment for the defendant
in the sum of 81 1858.
The Minneapolis & N W. Railway company
VS.. ]. 81. Briggs. Stipulation Tor Judgment
| for $3.50 for the defendant
The Newichawanich company vs.. N. B.
Harwood, defendant, and Petler q Atkinson
garnishee Affidavit of garnishment fled.
Sarah c. Griffin Us. James D. Griffin. Placed
upon the special term calendar.
Wilson & Bradbury vs.. N. B. Harwood, de-
PENDANT, and J. K Sidle, garnishee. Affidavit
of garnishment filed.
plant filed.
Sidwell 8 Brewer VS.. John Pendergast.
Complaint filed.
Mary E. Doyle VS.. Thomas Doyle. Com
plant filed.
First National Bank of Chicago VS.. N. B.
HARDWOOD, defendant, and j, K. Sidle, gar
nishee. Affidavit of garnishment filed.
Fred Butterfield & Co. vs.. N. B. Harwo cd,
defendant, and j. X. Side, garnishee. FL
davit of garnishee filed.
Sager & North vs. N B. HARDWOOD, defend
ant, and ]. K. Side, garnlshee. Affidavit OF
garnishee filed.
ColIoday, Trout & Co. vs.. N. B. Harwood,
defendant, and First National Bank of Mime
arolis, garnishee. Affidavit of garnishment
filed.
j. j. Eddy VS.. n B. HARDWOOD, defendant,
and C. II. Petit, garnishee. Affidavit of
garni shment filed.
Probate Court.
Before Judge Rea.
In tht matter of the estate of Edwin Hedder.
ly, deceased. Notice and bond filed on appeal
of administration from order authorizing con
veyancc of real estate to A. 81. Hedderly.
In the matter of the estate of Israel Mich.
aud, deceased. Appraisers appointed.
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Grading Of MackuDin Street from Day
ton Avenue to Summit Avenue.
WILL TAKE NOTICE

That on the 9th day of November, 1881, I did
receive warrant from the City Comp
troller of the City of st. Paul, for the eollss-
ton of the above named assessments.
The nature of this warrant is, that II you
fail to pay the assessment within