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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-28
Remember This.

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surely aid
Nature in making you well when all else fails.
If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are suffer-
ing from any other of the numerous diseases of
the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if
you remain i'll, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign
remedy in all such complaints.
If you are wasting away with any form of
Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this mo-
ment, and turn for cure to Hop Bitters.
IF you are sick with that terrible sickness,
Nervousness, you will find ''Balm in Gilead''
in the use of Hop Bitters.
If You are frequenter, resident of mi
asmatic district, barricade your system against
the scourge of all countries malarial, epidemic,
bilious and intermittent fevers-by the use OF
Hop Bitters.
If you have rough, pimply, or sallow skin,
bad breath, pains andaches, and feel miserable
generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair skin,
rich blood, and sweetest breath, health, and
comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases of the Stomach
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. $500 will be paid for case they will
not cure or help.
That poor, bedridded, invalid wife, sister
mother, or daughter, can be made the picture Of
health, by few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing
but trifie. Will you let them suffer?
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"Buchupaiba."
No More Dat Meal.

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidne
Bladder and Urinary Disease. 81. Druggists
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THE PAUL MORNING. DECEMBER 1882
Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening and Extension
Of WabaShaW Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2lst, 1852.

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sss ss %s' 1S ss s b. $50 G sss % @ & % said %
n ssssss nd @ e > Of the property
Supposed andde description Benefits. Damages
A III: Y = F. +: s s FIN: e ss;; e;
shs be- @ % @ w s s s street Peu a 1a
DO s ss ss sass the % % Of e1 P s. ss
Subdivision ' isos' It, Paul. @9' nsa1ns
s i B9 E~s 1 and cs sds G s $ St.
Paul Minnesota Except part street
fsns Chute. n ADDITION ali that Ct! s s. R.s a sss
etsa rn s d sa the asr ias 5 a %
n ss se h ss 's o ss1ss 9f OF
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measuring
fss ssis5 81 a ;ss %ss III :;
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"ss sss Il s En-
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same Block Ewing and cns addition in the city ST.
tnps @ ii s245 SO
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9esseSy oc
ssSs s from s ssssyss ss Of g. Paul block w
Same % chas ADDITION se city of St.
BY Board of
s1s Paul.
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IAN Jon Of
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between ss the lines oss % lso feet vide the
daed no1thesy wit line Of
= :::s
TO- Ewing chates addition in the city 20"
Of st. Paul Except part taken for wahashaw street soo
n:S as 5 T ss P St I s Ewing and c 500 90
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aorls5ly to Of
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right Ine9 for
block q Ewing and cines addition in the city Of s'0
st. Paul. Minnesota Except taken for Wabahaw street
s.{: sss;;s. It. :; e S = '1'
ef shall s s ] a S % s ss s ss p4sasss
norhsly to
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ing at right angles said ine) rom
r p, Lot ;l Sisd
Fi" $aa;ss par: 70: 500
Richard Chute All that
ss is s ST s F sss ~ thu e s:as Gs ss si
| the nern of estre,
| to
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sa0 esn a s f tsRsnfor wss
Same block ant Chut'sa ddd in the
street,,
Estate of Warren part of 8, block q Ew-
Chute ton n theci tyofS PauM
a reets sixty feet
he centeri f abstaw
the Of
thenceno
block Whtney of Brewste addition st.
Paul. measuring right angles
Same Lot 8 block 2, addition
for Street,, Z
and described above
Richard Chute All that Of lot g, block Ewing
addition the st. Minnesota include between
the (6O) line Of which
street., yducednor
to apointS
corner of lot block
Whtney's subdvis saddiG ST
measuring at right said
Same Lot block Ewing addition in thec Of st. ~
Paul Minnesota, except part taken
Richard Chute All that block2E Ewing 4 chue's
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

The weather has lately been quit
warm and very dry. The roads are
dusty, the gulchss dry, and planters
are beginning to talk of a drought
like that of last year. But the pro.
per season for rains is about to be-
gin.
Early risers have been enjoying a
sight of the comet the past week.
Natives declare it was the morning
star which had burst.
Some forty odd thousand pounds
Of sugar were sold ut Halawa mill
yesterday, on foreclosure of mort
gage by Smith & johnson to Tisdalc.
No. l brought cts. per lb., and
dark grades at 8 cts.
A singular story comes to your
correspondents ears to-day. 1t is
to the effect that some two or three
months ago, in this district, a native
man died Suddenly after eating
heartily of poi. The poi was thrown
out when some ducks ate of it, and
six shortly after died. But the man
was buried without any investigation
held. Further inquiries brought
out the statement that the deceased
was possessed of certain property,
which somebody else wanted, and
which they are now in fair way to
get. The story is here given as pub
licly told. Such things ought GER
tainly to be enquired into by Mar
shal Parke's subordinates.
Kohala, Sept. 20.
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The Golden Wedding.

Yesterday was an eventful day in
the history of Honolulu, being the
50th anniversary of the wedding of
DR.. and Mrs. Lowell Smith. BY
half-past three O'Clock Nuuanu Ave-
nue. was dotted with carriages going
and coming with guests for the cere-
mony. Much Of the rejoicing was
calmcd on account of the lamented
death of G. Il. Dillingham;, but the
occasion was still one of general
congratulation to the couple who,
for fifty years, have hravcd life's
storms and enjoyed its sunshine to-
gether.
On arriving at Nuuanu cottage
the guests speedily made their way
to the room in which the happy
couple were standing, under green
arch studded with with golden stars,
from which depended II beautiful
marriage bell of flowers typifying
the happiness of the.evont. Behind
them, on the wall, was Il beautiful
floral basket, on either side of which
were two crimson velvet shields,
bearing in golden figures 1882 and
1882. After congratulating the
venerable doctor and his wife
the guests seated themselves
to have cosy chat or admire the
beautifully decorated rooms. Taste
full punches of flowers and wrcaths
of ferns and MALE were affixed to
every spot where they could beautify
the scene. Many old "reminiscences
were called to mind by the different
faces who met together on this occa-
sion. Amongst them we noticed
DR.. Baldwin who came before them
and Mrs. Parker who came with
them. One of the pleasantest fea-
lures was the sight Of the numerous
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sHIpPING NOTES,

The Martha Davies leaves to-day
for Iiongkong.
Fl. b. NJ. $. Sappho will leave for
Coqumbo this evening.
The Anna leaves on tomorrow
for San Francisco.
The bl<tne Jane A. Falkinbcrg,
Capt Forbes, arrived in San Fran
cisco on Sept 1910 days passage.
The Rosario, 10 days passage, ar
rived at S. F. on the 18th; and the
Uncle John, 10 days from Kahului,
on the 10Th.
Bark Caibaricn sailed on the 10Th,
and the ID. G. Murray OIL the 10th,
for this port.
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former pupils of DIR. and Mrs. Smith
some Of mature manhood, others
just in bloom of youth and others
tiny children and all proudly wear
ing badge specially printed in gold
on white ribbon for the occasion.
At 4:15 PM. the reading of the
correspondence by DR., Hyde began.
eve will continue the account of
the ceremony tomorrow contcnting
ourselves for the present with again
wishing a further lease of happy
and useful life to the venerable
Doctor and his wife,
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THE following conversation was
inadvertently overheard on the wharf
last Sunday afternoon: (Hono-
lulu Resident. )-How is the fight
getting on2 Passenger just ar
rived. lit is all over Arabi whipped
and taken prisoner. (H. R.)-Oh
| don't mean that picayune affair, l
mean the San Francisco election.
(Reirain. )--What do you take me
for? Cat the same time making an
indent in the front part of his hat. }
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Kohala Notes.
tFrom our own Correspondent

(Fr0m our own Corrcspondent.)
Queen Emma and party arrived
here from Hilo to-day by steamer
and rail. She was received at the
depot at Halawa by quite q crowd
of natives, who cheered, as we'll as
natives know how to cheer, which,
however, no people can do as well
as the Anglo-Saxons. The Queen
slayed for lunch at the house of Mr..
Henry Hook, well-to-do half-caste,
and proceeds this evening TO Multi,
where it is reported extensive pre-
parations have been made to enter
tain her during her stay.
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Maui.
(From our own Correspondent.

(From our own Correspondcnt)
Lahaina plantation, it seems, is to
be q very different place in the
future from what it has been in the
past. Already the South Sea ISL
anders and some Of tlW IIawaiians
have given way to Chinese laborers.
Material is coming in for the new
railway, which is expected to reach
from Olowalu to Kaanapali. This
together with the extensive improve
ments which are making in tho mill
will give quite different appear
ance to the whole plantation. The
cane appears to be in fine condition,
and promises well for the coming
season.
Schools are all in ilourishing
condition, SO far as ] know.
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THE DAYS D0INGS.
KApTOLANT PARK.

Il
In letter in our issue of Sept.
18th, it was insinuated that the
Committee of the above Association
were handling the money appropriate
ed for the Improvement of the Park,
and delaying calling q meeting to
avoid accounting for it.
Deeming the matter of sufficient
public Importance to warrant an in
vestigation, we made inquiries and
finally visited the Park personally to
see with our own eyes what had been
done. 1t is true, of course, that we
cannot state the precise amount of
Improvement, rs we had not seen it
in its pristine state of barrenness and
sand. But Judging from the nature
of the soil in the neighborhood not
improved and the nature of the i'm
provements, we can form q pretty
fair idea of what has been done.
Some six years ago the land was
barren. Little or nothing grew there.
The soil was sterile, the sky unpro.
pitious, the water scarce. Every
thing seemed combined to make the
spot most unsuitable one for a
public Park. The Association took
the matter in hand, and in the short
time that has since elapsed they
have drained the soil, planted grass
and trees, made an excellent race
track, built pavilions and stands,
and laid out the grounds in so neat
an arrangement that it is one of the
pleasantest drives we have: and all
this, mind you, on $500 year.
They employ q luna and six men
under him, to keep everything in
order and to do the work necessary
10 follow out the scheme of improve
lnents so well begun. This alone
costs them over 81, 200 year, and
with the balance they have to buy
agricultural implements, timber for
huilding and fencing, etc.
Ne reasonable man will, after q
review of what has been and what is,
accuse the Committee OF spending
the money improperly. To our
minds, judging from the standard Of
other things in this country, it is the
only creditable piece of public pro-
perty there is.
In reference to the narrow road
bardered on each side by water-we
are decidedly of the opinion of our
correspondent of the l5th, that it is
too narrow for safety, as the road is
raised so high above the water. But
W, are assured that to obviate danger
strong railing be fixed at each
side Of the road, and with the per-
iormance of that promise we think
drivers will be content.
We trust that the next Legislature
will see fit to increase the appropria-
ton voted for this purpose, to allow
of further and better improvements
to be carried out.
-
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THE managers of the Alaska Con-
cert desire to apologize to those who
did not get their reserved seats. 1t
appears the seat manager originally
chosen was taken i'll and had to stay
on board the ship and so everything
in that line went as best it could.
However we think everybody got
seated comfortably enough.
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TIE receipts from the concert
may he estimated as about $500.
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Kobler's waXwork exhibition was
great success last evening.
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Who got drunk week ago and
lost their jewellery and got thrash
ing into the bargain?
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AT the next Alaska Concert we
hope more care will he taken to pre-
vent drunken sailors from entering
the gallery.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

Two small tidal waves at the Fish
Market on Saturday. No great
damage done.
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We again return our thanks to j.
w. Robertson & Co. for their court
esy in supplying us with files of the
latest papers.
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HOTEL street between Fort and
Richard streets is in a disgraceful
state of dis-repair. 1t is one con-
Itinued chain of ruts and holes
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c5S'" For perfect fitting Gents Suit,
you'll do well to call at the Honolulu
Clothing Emporium Of A. NJ. MELLIs,
104 Fort street. ZOE 2w
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|
ing into the bargain?
Two small tidal waves at the Fish
Market on Saturday. No great
damage done.
AT the next Alaska Concert we
hope more care will he taken to pre-
vent drunken sailors from entering
the gallery.
We again return our thanks to j.
w. Robertson & Co. for their court
esy in supplying us with files of the
latest papers.
HOTEL street between Fort and
Richard streets is in disgraceful
state of dis-repair. 1t is one con-
Etinued chain of ruts and holes
We are glad to notice Emma
Square is being attended to. Benches
are repaired, pipes mended, and the
whole place is getting cleaned up.
1t only wants lamp on each side
lighted every night for the convent
ence of travellers.
WE can confidently recommend
gourmets to 60 to Bush's grocery
store for all the preserved meats and
dainties they want, as all parts of
the globe have been laid under con-
tributions to crafty the daintiest
taste in that line.
We learn that Mr.. ID. w. Clark
matchmaker on Hotel street, is going
to San Francisco by next steamer to
lay III new stock of goods. Dur
ing his absence Mr.. Il. Tannatt will
carry on his business.
MEssRs. Il. r. FOSTER & Co. have
had photographs of the oil-paintings
of their steamers Makoe, Iwalani
and Bishop taken by Mr.. j. vii
liams. They are now on view at his
parlors on Fort street.
We notice in the dteiier of Mr.. j.
Williams, Photographer, on Fort
street, superb portrait Of II. II.
Ruth Keelikolani. 1t is enlarged
from cdrte-d,- -Uisite and is truly
remarkable likeness. 1t is, we think,
the best he has done yet in this line.
II is well worth seeing.
We noticed on the scales in daily
use in large groccr's shop q
spiders web completely covering the
open space yesterday morning. This
web was spun between Saturday
night and Monday morning.
We notice that that well-known
and genial artist, Mr.. Furneaux,
has shifted his studio from the Gov
ernmcnt building to DR.. Whitney's
reception room over Goo kim's Fort
street store. Mr.. FurneauX goes to
Kohala to-day for n fortnight to
make some new sketches there.
THE meeting at Kaumakapili on
Sunday night was unanimous. The
place was densely packed, and all
gave in their adhesion to the princi-
pie Of total abstinence The speak
ers were Chief Justice Judd, DIR.
Hyde, Rev. A. Forbes, Rev. f..
Bond, ID. Aiwohi, J. u. Kawainui,
j. Sheldon, j. Kalama, and p. C..
Jones, ir.
The managers of the Alaska Con-
cert desire to apologize to those who
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03
Princeville Plantation Co.

NOTICE.-lIEBBARn & Co. have this
~ day disposed of their drayage aud
express business in this city to ASHLEY
& Co.. who will continue the business
Thankful for the patronage of the pub
lie in the past we hope the same will he
continued TO our Successors.
IIEBBARD & Co.
Honolulu. Sept. 30, 1882 200 1w
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WE are glad to notice Emma
Square is being attended to. Benches
are repaired, pipes mcnded, and the
whole place is getting cleaned up.
1t only wants lamp on each side
lighted every night for the convent
ence of travellers.
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NOTICE-Un and after the list day of
~ October next, all Outstanding Ac.
counts Will be presented at the end Of
each month,
N.B.-Cash sales of over $500 will re.
ceivc the usual discount of per cent.
a. NJ. MELLIS, 104 Fort st.
sHonalulu Sept. 4, 1882. 1856
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

WANTED--Anyone having copy
w of the book Laiekawai" TO dis
pose of will please call at
2Ol I'm j. W. ROBERTSON g. Co.'S
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

WE can confidently recommend
gourmets to go to Bush's grocery
store for all the preserved meats and
dainties they want, as all parts of
the globe have been laid under con-
tributions to crafty the daintiest
taste i'm that line.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

MEssRs. Il. r. FOSTER & Co. have
had photographs of the oil-paintings
of their steamers Makoe, Iwalani
and Bishop taken by Mr.. j. vii
liams. They are now on view at his
parlors on Fort street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

We notice that that well-known
and genial artist, Mr.. Furneaux,
has shifted his studio from the Gov
ernmcnt building to DR.. Whitney's
reception room over Goo Kim's Fort
street store. Mr.. FurneauX goes to
Kohala to-day for fortnight to
make some new sketches there.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-10-03

We noticed on the scales in dali
use in large grocer's shop
spiders web completely covering tn
open space yesterday morning. Thi
web was spun between Saturda
night and Monday morning.
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PERSONAL.

j. T. Young, of st. Cloud, is in st. Paul.
Mr.. Maurice Auerbach leaves for Florida
tonight.
W. B. Wilson, of Montevideo, is at the
Windsor.
G. F. Long, of Mankato, was looking about
st. Paul yesterday.
j. McKelvy, of Grand Forks, and H. A
Sproat, of Duluth, are in st. Paul.
W. Aldrich, W NJ Potter and P. B. Smith,
of Fargo, were inspecting st. Paul yesterday
JIM. Drlamater; New York; c.. A. Fair
child, Buffilo; G. II, Hays, st. Cloud; c. A.
Weber, Owatonna; R. I. Wells, Sank Center,
are at the st. James.
s. NJ. Coulter, Ottawa; D. NJ. Green, Mil
waukee; j. K. Macauley, Montreal. A. L.
Woodruff, Chicago; T B. Semple. Cincinnati,
are at the Metropolitan.
J. Barringer, Milwaukee; J. Il. Cornwell,
MONTANA F. P Harold, Brainerd; ]. Taylors,
Dakota; D. NJ. Young, Sank Center. C.
Cowles, Milwaukee, are at the American.
G. L. Mullard, Milwaukee; j. Mccall, Da-
kota; s. McPhail, Lincoln; G. II. Morton,
Montivideo; E. A. Whitney, Plainview; G. F.
Wright, Grand Rapids, are at the Clarendon.
B. F. Fowler, of Lacrosse; B. Griswold,
Salt Lake City; a. G.. Simpson, London: H. 8.
Thompson, Winona and F. E. McMillin, of
Shakopee, are at the International.
o. W. Barnes, of Crookston; III. Tanner,
Howard Lake; E. Zimmerman, Zumbrota;
D. belong, Mazeppa, G. F. Fletcher, Clear
Lake; A. E. Nelson, Galesburg; NJ. Buck,
Toronto, are at the Sherman house.
B. D. Blackman, DEBORAH; C. Cowles, LIE
Mars; W. L. Church, Detroit; E. G. Dyer,
Chicago; R. W Hall, Winnipeg; f. r. Whit
comb, Chicago; j. Alden, New York; A. G.
Dennis, Dubuque; W. A. Hobbs, Fergus
Falls, are at the Windsor
Chicago was represented at the Merchants
yesterday by H. A. Allen, E. W. Cooke, J. W.
Cushing, H. J. Chase, T. A. Day, H. Hepp-
ner, r. J.. Hipwell, II. Hammer, C. F, Kunz,
Mr.. Leopold, A. McDougoll, s. R. String
ham, S. Strauss, A. r. Varian, T. J. Vemauken
and G. N. Human.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19
Central Land League

There was a well attended meeting of
the Central Land League held last even
ing in Armory hall, corner Of Seventh
and jackson streets. q. M. MacCarthy
presided and P. Hogan officiated as scribe
The committee ON arrangements for the
celebration OF the Grattan centenary re-
ported, through VIM. L. Kelly, that
arrangements were complete and that the
celebration would take place at Pfeifer's
hall on the evening of Tuesday, the 21st
inst The committee reported further
that they had an excellent programme
prepared and good speakers were secured
for the occasion. On motion, the mem
bers Of the Anti Coercion Fund organi-
cation were requested to be present at the
celebration and occupy seats on the plat
form. On motion, the thanks of the
league were rendered to the members of
the Anti Coercion Fund organization for
the assistance they are giving in the good
cause. There were few spirited adj
dresses delivered, which were also very
suggestive. National songs were sung by
Messrs. Tippin and Downey. Receipts
of the evening, $1O.25. On motion ad-
journed to meet again on Saturday even
ing, the 25th inst.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19

NOUND-A ladies'purse. Owner can have
Il same at this office by proving property
and paying charges. ASK
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Nor SALE-Lots z and s, block II, Brew
Il ster's addition, corner of Brewster avenue
and Blanca street. Upon the property there
are three tenement houses-the whole is offer
ed at a bargain. r. W. johnson, Third and
Cedar 5052
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ISOR RENT-Four rooms at 2S4 Broadway
Il second story, suitable for light house
keeping, to small family. One block from
street cars AIN
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TOR SALE-Yery cheap, the old Synagogue
IL building on Tenth street. For particulars
inquire Of Fl. Haas, 80 East Third st. 50x
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Males.

WANTED-Ayou young man as partner in the
w saloon business, with capital of about
$500. Address B 10, this office. SO
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-House and lot on Western ave-
Il nue., between DAYTON and Summit. House
has eleven rooms, gas fixtures and all the mod
ern improvements. A rare bargain for one
wanting nice house. The owner intends to
remove from the city, the reason for selling.
Edward Simonton, Is w. Third street, Rogers
block. 1854
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EOR RENT-One or two rooms furnished
Il or unfinished, LIT Wabashaw street.
S51*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19

LHOR SALE-Or >exchange-Three-q quarter
II section of land in Stevens county; Ito
acres broken and II, 600 trees growing, at
bargain. Dr.. Bryant, IL E. Third. SIX
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19

NNT -Coachman-Must have good
w recommendation. Apply by letter to B.,
Globe Office 1859
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-19

NOR RENT-Two furnished front rooms,
Il desirable location, water works and closet,
365 East Seventh street. 1850