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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-10
SHOOTS THRICE AND THEEE MEN
DROP.-FATAL RESULTS OF A
ROW IN GEORGETOWN, OHIO,

Georgetown, O., March ION Saturday night
Edward Young met some comrades with whom
he had frequently quarreled on politics. Three
OF them, viz, the ARhmore brothers and Clinton
Campbell, went into grocery to And Young and
q they filed out hot words passed, when Young
drew his revolver and fred three Shots., Thedr1t
killed George Ashmore instantly, the bAll pene.
tratinR his breast Campbell received the econd
shot IA the left side, inflicting probably fatal
wound, and the third shot entered the face OF Jim
AshmOre, penC tratiDg the bone OF t1e face, ana
Wounding him so that he will har lily recover,
Young was arrested and Jailed yesterday, -- ...4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-10
M11wAUKEE SURPRISED.

Milwaukee, March 5.--The Cabinet creates =
surprise in political oircles Some prominen
Republicans criticize II severely. Others express
The opinion that It was fair combination. There
10 not the slightest enthusiasm over II.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-03-10
VERDICT IN THE ATHEY.sENEFP MUIR
DER CASE.

New Philadelphia, o.: March Gin the Athey-
seueR muEdeE.caSe the jury,I after being on oil
night this morning Of guilty o.
murder in the second degree. The verdict seem :
cd 20 have but little effect on the fair Ellen but
II was apparent that she was gratifed that 1t was
no worse, Tomorrow she will be sentenced TO
the Penitentary for life.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
Mes IS para SalaS.

En Ia ImpreDta del BoLETTN Sc han
recfhido y So yenden q SIS una, mas me-
-'tfs para sala, adorpsdas con cromos.
camafeos J cadenlts de metal platesdo,
Ultima noyedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
BOLLIlN HEaCiATlL
PU Il TO-E(ICO.
Amprenta, htogrIia, h6reria, encua-
derndcl6n, etectos de escuelas y de
escrltori0. Tariedades.

-
escrltorio. Kariedades.
En- este establecimiento Sc desempefan con
prontitnd, esmer0 y baratura cuaRtos trabaioa
Sc encargan de lmpreLt4 Litograia Y Encaa-
dernnCon.
Sc hallara un c0Ls' ante complete surtido
de ape espanol de to0as classes de las acre.
d tadas ta5ricas de Joyer Sierra. Bonastra.
Alnlirhl, Guarro Vidal Rovira, q precios
modicos
Complete surtdo de papel de cartas desda
20 centavos $S la respilIa.
Sobfs de todas classes desde is centayos 4
81 ell mlar,
Fapel cOmercial de todas classes, Y rayados
Lbros de comercio legftmo7 de Glasgow.
Cromos ycuadi os dC LUdos tamahos Vustos
Mesas dc sa.p, con eromOs TINA nOVedad
Cuaoros cVaiadO- y cuadr0s de varios ta-
maTos precios sumameute m6dicos
T..ta de esrribir y coplaa, superior
Llbros, cromos y medallas para premios
Tintercs escrl0anfas de todas cases espe.
cialmente de crstal de Bohemia con capricbo-
sas y variadas formas lgurss
Estereospos vlstas de 5 IS, uno.
Albums para ret 'atos y dibnjes.
Lapiees, porta . umas, rzarras, carpetaa
Lloros para escuela, com leto surtido 4 pre.
clos m6dicos.
Declarsciones conocimientos demas docu-
mentos para Aduanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23

Para ell Cenao, ldem para reperto de
coutIibucion ouantos dooumeutos que
dan neeesitsr, 80 hacen con esmero =
pronttud, preoios m6dicos,
En- Ia impleuta del BQLETIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23

I'm pasas Ida y yuslta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
CUMPANlA DA NLOUkVO
THE EMAKlNEINSUkNCE COMPANY
LON As1 Ak kSs s4s

n
LON ~ Ak hs 80
DIR ACTUnEs.
DAVID AITCHIsoE. 6sQ, UhARLas AAb6koI Esa.
hlohAbo bAklN0, Es~' kBSDssLCR uhEEN. AasS.
JAAhs bAATN1. - rs ss, airOAAkLss d&N Ax AIILAh
ELEM CohVILE, ESQ. A,.e,s. - -. s.',,,. z,,~r,S
ukoRGE DUNCAN. EbQ. 1850 Lo4''A A'N " wv 49, NAN'
hKNhl MlLLIAA EAcOh,
kao. NJ L, MILLIAa SrRy&H, ESQ.
,ons aAnfa ENeLxDUE r .toDEBI WATs0s WILLIS
ESQ. @s@
HhnQU Il. skOh.
Messrs. GLxR. mILis. uuaRIs 4 Go
2ENkATE.
RoRERT JuHA LoD0a
suPERlhTEN NDEATE DHL GITApo
DEPARTAN NENTO.
ERRDKRIuK AUGUSTUS Wits.
Caoital $4,000, 600, - Reserya Sl,7O0, 900
RATA oompania fue eetaoleoida en ei ano 1885 Y na
,stad0 muchoe amos est& ga combination con la
umpahis de la Mala Roai In1ieSa con IA oual ha he
I'D aPre9los para fAelitar en su6 vapores los EN-
sreadores pasal eros. e SECURE ae tos emb4rQues
: dtnero, prodaotos, suulpalea de Los pasaJeros Y
rOs etectoE que 30 emoarouen en- este puerto.
TARIRA PARA DIKYRo.
ara TnGlakerrR krAnciA. ..-~, D.A
"a ArA ana peuuena rebaJa los tipOs Anterlores
ouanuo los valores asegpradoe scan de eonstdsra
non. - -. ..
vanorss de Ia oompanla de Ia Mala Real InRlesa
oras nnsas buaaes de vea' diri9lEsea tos a2o AZ,
Feddev sa Wilda &oa No. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
No1A DELCe FKEcos coRRENrEs QUE rIENE EsrAB1EOIDA

Re yahl especial ea ilem 10 50 .....S ~ q.
Oonc1a3 sspeclales an idem lie So. 40 Z.
LIEN corrientas en- dem lie 100 ..... 80 Il.
Re gaia Ia L5n Tres especial en- lden
10 100. ..... ...... -. IS -.
III n liz. n corrielts an ile u lie lOJ. 80 il.
ld'm soDre mesa en lien lie 90 -. 80 d.
Iten cou.aas en i13 u de 100. ..... 40 y.
Goa hltas en- der ie I0) 49,. ..... IS .
NJ iisnns ea lem Ia 100 ..... -. 20 /.
Hltar en pellsses le 81 -. ..... II =.
Per.ilas Gu ptla3t4s 10 taDAcos
- paquetss pOr ............ oil
'ca lura prensn Ia on ptlletas de
uua At1E 80. ~
lem sin pranSar en- potes ....... .. 5
lden sueta del pals ais.........,.. :. rs
ldem hebra para pipa OIL >.
OigarriIlos con picaiura he0ra, 95 ca
lellliAs por -......... VI
'ciO corrleute preclos co0venclonsle
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23

Ninos menores uc tres amos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres dOce amos mItttu dc pa
SAFE Crlados AComPauanuo Sus amos doc
terceras pATte5 uei ptstsle.
Para mas lAIormes typos dc tlete5 dirl
janse d los ageutes dc ia compauia.
san uau dc Puerto Rlco.
O. 20 SODf'tt0S ue EzQuLdyd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
aSterR De los VOI8at5nH Cubanos
FOR
DON JOSE JOAQUIN RHO.

| Segunda edicion hustrada con los retratoa
| de los Jefes mas uOtabies, ) torros, encuader.
marion de iulo l pesos. En- la lmprenta del
| BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN.
Un pasaje en- /. q can4aIa. ~
TARIFA DE FlETE PARA NUEVA-YoRK.

Cafe, AZuCar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los aBentes, hbres de
capa-
A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEwY0Rk Con opclon permanecer en-
dicho puutO los ptlsaJorO5 todo ol tempo
que luzguon OpOl ltuno.
ConocluloutO J soleta de pa5aJes directos
SO dan en to1os los puerto5 doAde los Yapo-
res de la cotup mia tocan, para Eur pa, Ca
NADIA y b stolt ell cOnexlun con las sl@ulen-
les uueAs 10 Yuputc5
Via NEW 1Uhk.-P0r la do C'tndTd,
Hhtte star, Ittatt para desde LaCeTpOOL
-NJrLh G,T'mda LtOVd para uesde bremen.
-HdnlDurg AateTtCttn tdcnet Company para
desAe AgtOoTes. - GcueTdt ITUnSdt tLtGtc
Company J.1ia dcsde dtrre. -A'tch r Lane
para dosde LondTes y 0ldSJot0. .,isrCha els
DespatCit 10 Itttcrt tIoleAl u Lure Late4 les
. todO5 los puutU7 del CtIftadd. .sIctTOpOst-
In Ltjte pate> lies IL Boston
-soLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
VAPjRES- -s0lR .0S lS2lljLfS
De LA C0MPANGA TRASATLANTICA
ANrG5
~ AxAa,k II nAAaas
VIAJE DIRECTO DE5DE PUERTO-RICO
4 CADIZ Y BARCELONA.

VIAJE DIRECTO DE5DE PUERTO-RIC0
4 CADIZ Y BARCELONA.
5alida lie Puerto Rico oil da 10 de cada
mes.
Il Camara S165. q Camara 1870. 3. Camars So
Tambeu puede hacerse el yiaje, salieado de
rto-Rico, los das 4, l3 J 23 de cada mes
y trasbordsudo Ell la Habsna
Los precios para estos wales, son los ST.
gulentes
Ls s.s ;.
De Puerto-Rlco a "a habana. $50 6 "a 8 l6
De Id. Santsnder Uadiz . Sar
eeIona (via HaDanal ...... 2u0 l6o 10
LAS iocalidades esVsriaes J esmarOtes en-
.eros, seran precios coAl eaclunales.
HaDrs rebalas pera ias tamiliss uunerosas
con nln0s
lnslalaeion de ajo un muebae especial a
prcCl0s con edcl0nales.
So e&pluen pasaJes dc ida J gueta con rs
| p. 70 lie rebaja,
| Lid Elnpresa ha hecho las sigQieDtes mo-
| dillcaClones eu el pa5aJe de los ninos que
| viaJen con su5 Ianillas.
PgIMBRA sEGUNDA CAaARA
/ gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cusrto
/ pazaje Los lie a II amos medic pasaJe.
/ Los dennis pAsaJe enterO.
TEaCERA OLAsE.
| Tn niilo, hasta dos anos, gratis. Los nj
! nos hasta amos medic psisaje. Los demas
| laasaj entscO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
Cigarrili>e gruesos en- Ia cl4se lie pa
pei que Sc quieran, de cinco oesos
en- adelante 40 cajcLlla7 p0r o.. :
TAB.ACO5 ELNhORADl )

Excepcionales en- caas ie no De 4 =
tabacoS, millar ....... Sll0
ldem sin lujo de Ia -. ........ 100
Imoeriales en- cajas dc 50 ... 65
Regalta antillan4 on ca jas Ae Is :. S.
dem idem en- idem de ~ ,... IS
dem de preferencia en tenn lie 25 81
Reina Victoria en- idem 'e So -. 20
Brevas imnerales en- ! lem 10 50 e.. IS
Cazadores imperiales en- ide n lie s.. 80
Brevas en- hoia en- idem de 50 -. 90
ldem cilindradas en- idem lie 100 ~. 40
ldem corr1entes EN- idem lie 100 30
dem en- paquetes de 10 ........ .. %
Regalfa britannica Ell caas 10 50. -. so
Victorias fnas en- idem de 30 . as
Las vltolas no expreaadaj en- al (
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
. UEsTE h.
q +. 5 T r.

NOIA.-Los paSdies tomados Dordo Gu
taran 2o Pc recargo.
Los nihOs memories de 3 amos, uno gratis,
de amos solo la cuarta parte, de 8
Ia amos pagar&n la mitad del pasaje.
SarS mas pormenores dirlgirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. los Agentes generates.
SILVA FERRER Il On
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23
A N UN CLOS.

Pr6xima terininar Ia impression de la obrs
''Secretos de IN Medicina Nuevo general
eompendo de Medicina CIrupa," p0r b. joss
Gimeaez Eiileua, la qas o0leDdra la circu-
laclon que su lmporta1ela requiere, los seho-
res farmaeeutlccs y Iemas personas que de-
seen dar conOcer p este medic sus especf-
fcos, productos mercaacias, pueden drigirse
la Admnlstrac GA del BULETIN uonde sa
admlten aIun los precloa mddicOs conyen-
cionales. 5-I3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-23

En- la acreditada fabrica de Narciso RI.
oof, CanRrelos, C httcen preQios modicos,
iebrillos, ollns, cazuelas, canerias. tortu0as
y delnas obJetos dc barro, de que existe
siempre gran variedad surtido. Tambien
Sc vende una fuente artistlca que tiene dos
eolumnas tres grandes platos, propia pa
ra un jardfn paseo. 81. I5
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

how. Let me see,'' and the merchant
puckered up his mouth, and looked
straight down into the boys eyes, which
were looking straight up into his
Saunders" he asked addressing o
clerk, who was rolling up and writing
on parcels, sis Cash No. still sick ?''
Dead, sir died last night,' was the
low reply.
"Ah! I'm sorry to hear that. Well,
here's youngster that can take his
place."
Mr.. Saunders looked up slowly--then
he put his pen behind his left ear--then
his glance travelled curiously from Tom
my to Mr.. Towers.
"Oh, / understand" said the latter;
eyes, he is small, very small indeed,
but like his pluck. What did No.
get ?"
"Three dollars, sir,'' said the still
astonished clerk.
"Put this boy down four. There,
youngster, give him your name and run
home and tell your mother that you've
got place at four dollars week. Come
back on Monday, and I'll tell you what
to do. Here's dollar in advance; I'll
take it out of your first week. Can you
remember ?"
Work, sir? Work all the time?"
" AS long as you deserve it,my man."
Tommy shot out of that shop. If
ever broken stairs, that had twist
through the whole flight creaked and
trembled under the weight of a small
boy, or perhaps, as might be better
stated, laughed and chuckled on account
of small boys good luck, those in that
tenement house enjoyed themselves that
morning.
"I've got it, mother I'm took Pm
cash boy Don't you know when they
take the parcels the clerks call Cash p
Well, I'm that! Four dollars week,
and the man said had real pluck--cour-
age you know. And here's dollar for
breakfast; and don't you never cry
again, for I'm the man of the house
now!"
The house was only little ten by
fifteen room, but how those blue eyes
did magnify it! AT first the mother
looked confounded; then she looked
faint, and then she looked-welI, it
passes my power to tell how she did
look, as she caught the boy in her arms
and hugged and kissed him, the tears
streaming down her cheeks. But they
were tears of thankfulness now.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
Selling Penn's Estate.

The last of the line of William Penn,
bearing his name, being dead, according
to the authorities ON the subject, the
agents of the property in Philadelphia
have been gradually settling up the
estate, until now there is very little left
Four lots in Sunbury Manor, the only
large proprietary tract remaining; four
more small tracts in Luzerne county,
one of which is given up as lost through
long standing squatter's title, and
few irredeemable ground rents on inn
proved property in Philadelphia--the
largest, one $500 a year, on the square
on the north side of Race street, between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets
constitute the only remaining portion
of an estate which once included the
whole of Pennsylvania and what is now
the State of Delaware. The property
never brought much income to the
Penns even in its palmiest days, and
William Penn himself, as all acquainted
with his history are aware, was impris-
oned for his debt upon his return to
England. What is now the State of
Pennsylvania was part of a grant to
William Penn by Charles H., ostensibly
in consideration of the services to the
Crown of Admiral Penn, his father, but
really in consideration of large sums of
money owed him. Two beaver skins a
year were required as a rent and the
receipts for these skins by officers of the
household at Windsor Castle up to the
time of the Revolution can be seen now
at the rooms of the Pennsylvania His
torical Society.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

leisure. He thought the air of the town
exceedingly good. He obtained board
for the summer, for himself and son, at
the little hotel. But in all Chesterville,
no air was so salubrious, he thought, as
the air of Miss Eunice Higgins parlor,
consequently he sought that healthful
retreat often, Johnny going before like
an olive branch.
Day after day did Mr.. Dale tread over
the immaculate purity of her carpets,
and they were not taken up and
cleansed. Hour after hour did he sit
upon her parlor sofa, and 1t was not
purified with soapsuds or benzlne.
And at last, one peaceful twilight, it
was on the 14th of September, at the
close of a long onversation--bo of the
parties being, at the time, of sound
mind-Johnny's father kissed Miss Hig-
gins upon her cheek.
When 1 say that she did not immedi-
ately burn out the spot with lunar
caustic, you may be prepared for the
result which followed.
The next week Eunice Dale, late Hig-
gins, was ANONYMOUSLY expelled from
the allied forces of Chesterfield; her
name washed out in hot streams of
Hyson, and still more burning indigna-
ton. But Eunice made happy home
for her man and his father, and Tejoic-
ing in their content and her own, she
visited not of the "allied' proceedings.
And thus endeth the story of Miss Hig-
gins Man.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14
A Small Boys Pluck.
THE boy marched straight up to the
4 counter

THE boy marched straight up to the
Il counter.
"Well my little man." said the mer-
chant, omplacently-he had just
risen from such gloriously good din
ner-"what will you have to-day 7"
ooh, please, sir, mayn't L do some
work for you 2"
1t might have been the pleasant blue
eyes that did it, for the man was not ac-
customed to parley with such small gen.
tlemen, and Tommy wasn't seven yet,
and small of his age at that. There
were few wisps of hair on the edges of
the merchants temple, and, looking
down on the appealing face, the man
pulled at them. When he had done
tweaking at them, he gave the ends of
his cravat a brush, and then his hands
travelled down to his vest pocket.
Do some work for me, chi Well,
now, about what sort of work might
your small manship calculate to be able
to perform Why you can't look over
the counter"
"Oh, yes, can, and I'm growing,
please, growing very fast-there see if
can't look over the counter"
Yes, by standing ON your toes. Are
they coppered ~
What, sir ?''
Why, your toes. Your mother
couldn't keep you in shoes, if they were
not"
"She can't keep me in shoes anyhow,
sir" and the voice hesitated.
The man took pains to look over the
counter. 1t was too much for him; he
couldn't see the little toes. Then he
went all the way round.
6 1 thought should need a micrco-
scope" he said, very gravely, "but
reckon if get close enough 1 can see
what you look like"
I'm older thad Pm big SIR" was the
neat rejoinder. "Folks say Pm very
small of my age"
And what might your age be, sir?"
responded the man, with emphasis.
"I'm almost seven," said Tommy,
with look calculated to impress even
five feet nine. "You see, my mother
hasn't anybody but me, and this morn
ing 1 saw her crying because she could
not find five cents in her pocketbook,
and she thinks the boy that took the
ashes stole it-and 1 havn't had-any
ANY breakfast, SIR"
The voice hesitated again and tears
came to the blue eyes.
81 reckon can help you to break
fast, my little fellow" said the man,
feeling in his vest pocket. "There, will
that quarter do 2"
The boy shook his head, "Mother
wouldn't let me beg, sir" was his SIM
pie reply.
Humph !" Where's your father :"
"We never heard of him, sir, after
he went away. He was lost, sir, in the
steamer"
"Ahl you don't say That's bad.
But you are plucky little fellow any
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

EgrIt is grander thing to win soul
for Christ than it would be to launch
new star into space, for when all the
stars are dim the soul will shine on, re-
fieeting the glory which comes from the
countenance of God.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

"a Virtue itself offends when coupled
with forbidding manners.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-06-14

So They who forgive most shall be
most forgiven.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-06
PERSONAL

Mr.. G. Heinemann, of the firm Esterley &
Heinemann, LETT last evening for New York,
on business trip.
Major Parkhurst, Indian agent at the Lower
Brule agency, is spending a few days in st.
Paul, and stopping at the Merchants.
Gen. Sam. Hartman, Somerset, Wis, is at
the Merchants. The general is looking ex-
tremely well and has a fresh supply of stories
on hand.
At the Metropolitan: R. l. Belknap, II. H.
Parker, W. A. Hull, j. Armstrong, E. H.
Cameron, New York; j. r. Walsh, Chicago:
John Jon Hamilton, Brooklyn; G. P. Whitcomb,
Major George H. Spencer, Indian agent at
Crow Creek, is spending a few DAYS in St.
faul, to renew his papers under his appoint
ment by President Arthur-his first appoint
ment by President Garfield having never gone
TO the senate. Major Spencer speaks in highly
complimentary terms of his predecessor, Can't.
Dougherty, of the FIRST infantry, who an.
pears, from the present condition of the
agency, to have been in every way a useful
and successful Indian agent. Major Spencer
and his wife are at the Merchants
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-06

Ladies', Please Note tho Reduced Prices.
Zephyr woods, all colors, Sc per ounce.
Shetland and Saxony yarns, all colors, zoe
per skein.
Germantown, first quality, all colors, zoe
per skein.
Germantown, second quality, all colors, 15c
per skein.
German Knitting Yarns, first quality, Soc
per skein.
Largest and best assortment in the city.
New York Bazaar,
s. f. Cor. 18th and jackson street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-06
Missionary Money.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-At the session of the
Methodist Episcopal conference, sa,6s5 was
donated for missionary purposes in West
Nebraska. The treasury report showed in.
debtedness in New York S124, 722: cash in
treasury in Cincinnati S20;3OO; Outstanding
drafts sec, 500; total indebtedness Noyemhes
1, 1881, s1S0;922, against s112, in 1870.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-06

NJANTED-By young colored man, who
w is well acquainted in the city and who
has good recommendation from former en-
ployer, situation as delivery clerk at some
outdoor employment. Address T. B., this Of
fee. 3O2*
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EOR RENT-Third floor, No. 81 Wabashaw
i. street, 25x75 feet. Apply, Chas. II. Sher-
man, Sherman Block. 307-310
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MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
DOCTOR R. PIHLGREN,
SURGEON and PHYSICIAN.
Nste Of Europe.)
Rooms Is and i6 Davidson Block, st. Paul,

Rooms Is and i6 Davidson Block, St. Paul,
May be consulted on all those chronic dis
eases and difficulties of both sexes, usually
termed
CONF1DENTIA
by advertising Quacks and Charlatans.
Ten years experience and practice in the
most renowned universities and hospitals of
Europe.
The French, English, German and the Scan
dinavian languages spoken.
RAll so-called medical Treatises,'
ssMarriage Guides,'' 'Silent Advisers, )"
"Dream Books" and God knows, what not;
circulated only to entrap the unwary and ig-
norant, are vigorously excluded from this
office.
CHARGES REASONABLE.
No person taken under treatment where a
speedy and radical cure can not be ac-
complished.
Particular attention devoted to the scientific
treatment of diseases of women and children,
diseases of the chest, skin and nervous system.
Office hours: 9 to IL and to 5. Evening,
z to 9. Sundays, 10 to IL and to5.
The best references to prominent physicians,
citizens and authorities. The Doctor has per-
manently settled in st. Paul.
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TOR RENT-Two very desirable Offices in
IL SHERMAN Block.'' One elegantly
papered. Apply, Chas. II. Sherman, in the
building. 307-310
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NlO RENT Front parlor down stairs, nicely
y furnished, No. 43 Eleventh street. 3O9.11
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dor RENT-Two suites and one single
Il room, with board at No. IL East Seventh
street, upstairs 3OSk
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COSY HOME AN AUCTION-I win seH

A COSY HOME AT AUCTION-I will sell
"A at auction, on the premises, No. 1856 West
Fifth street, near the junction of Third street
and Pleasant avenue, on Monday, Nov. Z,
at IL O'Clock a. m, a very comfortable cottage
OF six rooms, with good cellar and supplied
with Phalen water, together with lot 3OxlO0
to alley. This property is desirably situated,
being but few minutes walk from the busy
portion OF the city and one block from the
Seven Corners and street railway. To man
OF small means in search of q home, con-
venient to business, this property offers I'M
usual inducements. Terms being one third
cash, balance in monthly payments.
P. II. KAVANAGH,
3O4.311 Auctioneer.
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FOR REHT-Koous

FOR RENT-Four rooms, AS Carroll street
Il Enquire Miss LIE Due, 142 Carroll street.
309-10
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OTRAYED OR STOLEN-A short-horned,
- line back COW, with warty tits. Leave in
formation at VIM. Bircher's, West st. Paul,
and receive reward. 305-311
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DOR RENT-Two elegant furnished rooms.
IL with or without board, at 220 Pleasant
avenue. 291*
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WTANTED-B man 40 years old and
w with experience, place as hostler in
private family, or as watchman in hotel. Five
years experience in latter. Address G. H., %
Colborn street, 296k