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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
THE HOTELS.

A Record of the Number of People Who
Have Visited this Busy Mart in 1882.
There is no better index of the impor-
lance and attractiveness of city than the
amount of transient travel which tends
thitherward. To this end the GLOBE has
instituted inquiries at each of the more
prominent hotels as to the capacity and
also the average number of guests. As a
matter of course, the Merchants led all
others. That hotel is worthy of visit
any day in the year to see the immense
throngs which constantly seek its bounte-
Gus hospitality.
The table below summarizes what signi-
fies great deal:
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The AssstSn-HasCkisss Partly.

The Austin-Hawkins Dramatic company
returned yesterday from highly success
full trip on the line of the Northern Pacific
and the Manitoba railroads. The audi
ences were so we'll pleased at the places
where entertainments were. given, that IN
each instance the company was requested
to return again. Miss Austin and Miss
Hawkins leave this week for visit to Au-
rora, to return about the 18th, when they
will make tour of tho southern part of
this state, and the northern part of Wis
consin.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

The Ladies' Vocal club of this city are
preparing to give series of three cham
Der concerts during January, February
and March, the design being to devote the
proceeds to charitable objects. The first
will be for the benefit of the author OF
Kathleen Mavourneen, who is living in
quite Stationed circumstances in Balti-
more. Season tickets will be presented
for the three concerts in short time, and
the ladies of the club trust that they will
be literally taken by our citizens. The
price of season tickets will be 81 for the
three concerts. The remaining concerts
will be for the benefit of the Home of
Friendless and the Women's Chri tan
Home.
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. WIZ y OUH 4OO@s
BIRTHS IN 1882,

of the above deaths many occurred among
those who came to st. Paul as invalids, in
4 vain and last hope to stay the ravages of
disease. The city at present is entirely
free from what might be called contagious
disease. There is not a single case of
smallpox, and but few cases of diphthe-
ria, which is supposed to be contagious.
Altogether st. Paul starts in the new year
in healthy sanitary condition.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
The ODer'O House.

Golfers Lights O. London party occu,
pied the Opera house boards every even,
ing the past week and Saturday matinee
playing to good business, and giving great
satisfaction to the audiences, notwithstand-
ing the fact that some of the best scenic
effects, provided and carried along by the N
could not be produced owing to the limited
dimensions of the stage.
At Woods Opera house the Electric
Congress- of specially artists, and the
sparkling comedy of "The Flower Girl of
Paris,' with Miss Efie Johns in the title
role, were the attractions, and crowded
houses the rule.
The Opera Bouffee company of Miss Alice
Oates is the attraction at the Opera house
for the first three evenings of the week and
New Years matinee, producing the "Mas-
cote" and the princess of Trebizonde.'
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At Turner Hall.

The concert at Turner hall tonight, by
SeibeHt's orchestra, will, undoubtedly. be
one of the most satisfactory that that or
ganization has ever given. The orchestra
has teen considerably increased and is
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Carpets !!

Bigelow, Lowell, Higgins, Hart
ford, Compton's Body, Brussels.
American, English, Tapestry
Brussels, in No. 1, 2, 8 and 4
grades.
Also 3-plies of all the leading
manufacturers of the United
States.
In 2 plies we show specialties
of twenty different manufactur-
ers, their choice patterns in extra
Supers ranging from IS cents to
81 90 yard.
We also have Ingrains fr om.3Oo
to 75c a yard.
Fifty different patterns of Lin
oleum and Oil Cloth, cheap to
the trade.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

We have this day formed co-partnership un-
der the firm name of VIM. A. Van Slyke & Co.,
with ample capital for general commission,
grain and produce business, at the old stand,
No. BIG 6ibley street. WM. A. VAN SLYKK.
ANDREW GucHRIsT
st. Paul, Cec. 80, 1852. 1851
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE,

The co-partnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of w. A. Van Eyke 4 Co. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Chas. T.
Miller Withdrawing. w. A. VAN SLYKK.
CHAS. T. MILLER.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
CUSTOM HOUSE RECEIPTS.

The rapid growth of business at the Gus
tom house in St. Paul indicates that the
commercial prosperity of the city is as
Stunning a permanent character. The
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

D D Lambie
J J McCardy,
A Il McGill,
Capt E Mcguire,
Chas D Mickey,
VIM B McGrOrty,
J L McAfee,
Mrs Mcintyre,
T B Myers,
Chas J A Morris,
s. L. Moore,
D. D. Merrill,
Jas. E. Moore,
Robert Randoul
Alex Ramsey
G. II. Ramsey
L. f. Reed
Thes. Stoddard
DR.. J. H. Stewart
d. C. Shepard
w. H. Sigler
Rich'd Gillette, il
John H. Schultz
X. Smith
Theo. Schurmier
Edw. Sawyer
B. Scheffer
Count V. Serenyi
Albert Scheffer,
C w Slsyton,
H 81 Sibley,
j w Stevens,
Conrad Schmidt,
DR. T D johnson,
DR. E Snyder,
LW Wilkes,
ia Wheelock,
Judge W Wilkin,
Geo B Woodward,
John W Willes,
True G White,
A H Wilder,
Jas c Wall,
John A Weide,
Robt Wakefield,
Reuben Warner
Fred Willius,
Geo B Young.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

We have now open for inspec-
ton, at the stand No. IL East
Third street, the finest line of
goods pertaining to our business
ever before shown to the public
of the Northwest, our sister cities
not excepted, comprising all
kinds of
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
The Ice CfQn.

This il no very magnificent industry in
st. Paul. During the year 1882 the ice
company cut and packed $4,000 tons and
tho brewers, packers and others cut some
$4,000 tons. All this was used for home
consumption, as it has been demonstrated
that there is no profit in shipping it from
this point. The ice cut for 1883 will be
fully $4,000 tons.
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NeW Tears at the AthenGMns.

NeU Years at the AthenGuns.
The German society will ring out the old
year at the Athenaum this evening, by the
presentation of a comedy farce in three
acts, entitled "Gentle Henry, or Troops in
Quarters" The plot is very amusing and
the play abounds in ludicrous situations,
comic episodes and a characteristic per-
sonnet, interspersed with goodly number
of vocal and instrumental members, suita-
able to the occasion. The cast comprises
some of the best talent of the dramatic
division, and includes several members who
have not appeared of late, but are old
favorites, notably, the soubrette of the
piece, who will contribute two vocal num-
bers. After the performance and on the
approach of 1888, the New Year will be
appropriately welcomed by an interchange
of social "reminiscences and the Joyous
pleasures of ball. The regular orchestra
of the house being engaged elsewhere,
MI. Seibert obtained the services of Mr..
Fred Will, with his finely trained assistants.
of Woods Opera house orchestra, who
will furnish the music, and will take par
ticular pride and pleasure in giving a
choice selection of instrumental melodies.
AAASAuNAt5 q Ao" oAN HA0AASAAA 0IId0k0uouL
of the "Fatinitza" airs, and that magnif-
cent concert valse Gam Schooner Rhein.
Altogether then, the programme is very
enticing and cannot fail of drawing large
audience who are sure to be delighted.
The dramatic division of the German
society are to have a strictly select and
social gathering on Saturday next, for and
| amongst themselves and families only and
hence, no performance will take place on
the day Sunday following. It being the
regular evening of the German society, Jun
der the amicable arrangement with the
Turnverein, however, there will be no
omission, and Seibert's orchestra will in
connection with the M@ennerchor give its
regular Sunday evening concert at the
Atheneum in place of Turner hall on
Sunday, the 9TH inst. It is unnecessary
to add that the attractiveness of the pro-
gramme will not suffer by this alternate
change of location. and in vocal point of
view will be an improvement.
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p r u 81 ardenburgh

P r L Hardenburgh,
c B Hess,
Sherwood Hough,
James ] Hill,
DR. H Hutchinson,
Walter Hewitt,
w H Howard,
FIR ed G Ingersoll,
Gen r w johnson,
T Jackson,
c H johnson,
D w Ingersoll,
VIM. s. Moore
Nathan Myrick
o. G. Miller
G.. 8. Moore
Geo. Magee
w. R. Merriam
w. 8. Morton
Jno. Marshall
w. r. Marshall
Chas. P. Noyes
H. Orlemann
j. E. Odds
H. Overpeck
Martin Pfaff
John s. Prince
Geo G Power,
Perkins, Lyons & Co.
George Palmes,
E w Partridge,
A X Pruden,
CIR Pease,
VIM Rhodes,
A II Rogers,
] V Stevens,
J Scheffers,
F P Strong,
H E Thompson,
J B Tarbox,
] e Thwing,
w 3 Timerman,
James K Taylor,
L Taylor,
H PUpham,
DR. G Williams,
J J Watson,
Total 156.
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Billings Lots.

Lots in Billings, n. T., for sale by Van
Cleve and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern Pa
cifc land Office, or Billings, M. T.
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Beer and Malt Li0uors.

The brewing industry shows perhaps a
greater proportonate increase than that
of any other business in the city, for while
the number of establishments has been de-
creased by one, the amount of beer pro-
.duced shows an increase of over 1923 per
cent. for the past eleven months Of this
year as compared with the entire year
1881, the 60,712A barrels produced in that
year having already risen to 196,64O bar
rels in this, rate of increase which should
make the product for 1882 not far from
225,OOO barrels.
Extensive and important changes have
been made in many of the breweries, new
machinery introduced and the buildings
enlarged, Improvements which have been
more fully noted in another column. The
following statistics of brewing business in
St. Paul have been carefully compiled
from the records of the internal revenue
Office at this point and their accuracy may
no rA1ia1 m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

Inc Ihe0dOre Thomas EeStlc0t.
The executive committee of the Thomas
festival held an important meeting yester-
day afternoon at the warerooms of Dyer &
Howard, all the members being present.
The object was to determine the time and
place for the rehearsals. It was arranged
to have the first rehearsal Thursday even
ing January 18th. The place will be an
nounced hereafter.
The programme as suggested by Signor
Jannotta, the musical director, was adopt
ed, subject to the approval of Theodore
Thomas. It will contain some of the finest
musical productions of the great masters
which have never been heard in the North
west before, for want of sufficient material
to render them properly. It was arranged
for the first rehearsal to take
up the earl King" and
the finale of the second act of Lohengren.
The second reeearsal will be devoted to
Gounod's great work, the ''Redemption.''
Great interest and enthusiasm have been
shown in the promised May festival
throughout the entire state, ard names of
persons desiring to take part in the grand
choruses have been coming in from far
and near. 1t is especially requested
that those who desire to take part and have
not yet signiGed their intention to do so,
will send their names at once to W. j.
Dyer, care of Dyer & Howard, music deal
ers, st. Paul, MINI. The enthusiasm with
which the idea of these grand May festi
walls has been endorsed throughout the
state is gratifying sign, and very
encouraging to the projectors of the
scheme. Business men have declared their
willingness to back up by every means in
their power the efforts of the musicians to
make the first grand Thomas festival in
Minnesota one of the most notable must
cal events of the age. Minnesota
has long enjoyed an enviable rep
utation for big fairs, but now that
her musicians and business men have
put their shoulders to the wheel to organ
ize stupendous musical festival, with all
the resources of the great Northwest to
back them, there can be no doubt but that
the affair will prove an immense success
and will rebound to the glory of the North
Star state in such manner as to bring
her into prominence all over the country.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

If you want to buy or
sell Real Estate, go to
an old, well established
agency---25 years---in a
central, we'll located,
we'll appointed Office,
thronged daily and
hourly with customers,
where the agent knows
nearly every man, W0-
man and child in the
city, knows all proper
ties and their values,
knows how to properly
draw contracts and
.conveyances, so as to
avoid difficulties in the
future; where you have
a large list to select
from if buying and can
be properly advised as
to investments, and
where, if selling, the
agent will see 100 GUS
toners to your one, and
make you a quick sale.
I have no partner, ap-
ply myself solely to real
estate, and have secur-
ed two additional clerks
to be prepared for the
rush of spring business.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

z MEMBERS.
8 M Cary,
Kenneth Clark,
w s Culbertson,
Chas T Corning,
Chislett 4 Sons,
Miss Carson,
Mrs Chas H Clark,
F. Driscoll, Jr.,
81 Donnelly,
VIM Dawson,
James II Drake,
J. Ham Davidson,
E F Drake,
FL T Drake,
F B Farwell,
il Forepaugh,
Geo r Finch,
H G Fairchild,
FW Frohne,
Mrs s P Jennison,
G w James,
J King,
N w Kittson,
Rev Henry Kittson,
Henry M Knox,
B Kuhl,
r Keyworth,
VIM Lindeke,
Up Leitner,
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Colored and Decorated Candles

For Nev z...a-s "a, a. Myers & F;,c:.'-
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AssoCIl
John @ Adams,
Maj Chas J Allen,
John q Ames,
Maurice Auerbach,
Miss Jessie Boyden,
Edw. A. Brown,
Robert A Bethune,
George Benz,
John A Berkey,
r w Bell,
VIM Blakely,
H R Brill,
E. Brigham,
A K Barnum,
c b Bigelow,
E n Cutler,
H Crogstad,
Greenleaf Clark,
G w Gushing,
j F Faulkner.
Earle T Goodrich
Mrs E w Gilbert,
Conrad Gotzian,
w c Gannett,
Miss Marie Giest,
VIM Grant,
Oscar c. Green,
H. Grote,
G Heinemann,
Fl P Hopp:n,
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Our Wall Paper Department.
Papers can be had at New York
prices, wholesale or retail.

The goods having all been
selected by MR.. MATHEIS, they
are guaranteed as to quality.
Hoping for the same liberal
patronage in the future as in the
past, solicit q call.
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.BERS-LADIES.
Miss Belle Hitchcock,
Mrs W P Jewett,
Mrs Henry N Knox,
Mrs J r King,
Miss G Kountz.
Miss Maggie King,
Mrs A A Mead,
Mrs Theresa Munich,
Miss Jeanne McLaren,
Miss May Murphy,
Miss A C Noble,
Mrs Harvey Officer.
Mrs w NJ Philleo,
Miss Ida Pearson,
Miss Mamie Prince,
Miss Nettie Pepper,
Mrs w DRogers,
Miss Hattie RObb,
Miss Annie Schonarth,
:, Miss Elsa Shaw,
Miss Nellie Thurston,
Mrs A P Wilkes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

ACTIVE MEN
Mrs VS. Alexander,
Mrs E II Bailey,
Mrs J S Bailey,
Mrs r NJ Bell.
Miss s B Beals,
Mrs J Cabannie,
Mrs Geo F Cox,
Mies Julia P Codding,
Mrs r H Dougan,
Miss Alma Dougan,
Mrs r r DOrr,
Mrs J M Farrar,
Mrs c E Tanning,
Miss J Glidden,
Mrs G Heinemann,
Miss Helen Haynes,
Miss May Hubbell,
Mrs l. w Rundlett,
Miss M E Sloan,
Miss A G Swartzwelde.
Miss May Thurston,
Mrs Jane o Van Etten,
Mrs. Fred P. Wright.
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GENTLEMEN.

y 1LclIkEN
SIP Jennison,
w P Jewett,
W J Kenna,
w H Mingaye,
J P Moore,
w F Markoe,
Jas C Myron,
D D Merrill, Jr.
Colin Napier,
Carl Reese,
HA Simons,
P J Schaub,
Adolph Sterile,
W Fl Thurston,
Frank Wood,
OC Weatherby,
G Willrich,
E w Ward,
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MASONIC.

The sick committee OF waco Lodge ~, for
thu ensuing month, beginning May q. iss2 j.
I. Battle, Il Y. Buruhsm, NJ. N 30. CESS, j.
Il. Bell and j ID. Bell.
j, W. sPEIGmT, w.M
j. Is. GlLhLH, -kCN,
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The buli dog clught him 10y the seat OF
his pants. drawer, and all ms the iritr pa.
tcrt,mllias in high glor yelled, ",tiyk tn
INN, ligc,' away went the seal ot Tia,
pants, hut not 40 with the drawers which
he brute tugged at in vain but failed I,
tear. The dog held ON with the character
i-tic of his breed, and IA the young mnr
tossed a kiss to his dazzling and gliI,,
over the high plank icucr he carried lh,
do. with him, to the CONSERVATION oi Tic
old man lie had on - pair OF G. II
Clanccy's douhlc-sctcd diawer-. AMI ur
learning II the old man went and bought
u lot of them at H. Clancy, No. I'll.
South Main street, Dallas, hcsiics a. lot u
shirts aRd underwear manufactured tltcu,
At the very lowest prices.
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The "-i--smporinnt No

All pcr.ons vino can mrui'h nccommu.
4 ,tluns iur visitors luIhr Nulhslr-i anew"
qucstod to notify Mi H. kcrkuw. f. -
roX 2jN, as to the number they can d..
ccivr and price they viii charge. Nolr,
must be given 10y July lst.
Merchants aud associations dcslriu" +,
participate in thr Nulh,lcst procession. ~
July I'm, must notify III" central commit
tee b, July In, u, Ia the character OF ~,
display they propose To mlkr. Surl
notification ~ to ANYONE Intentions vii
he received and kept in strict secrecy. \
handsome p,llc VIII lee awarded tn NJ,
best display made. l:v order OF the
'ENTWAI toMMtIIEF
Waco Junp IN
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The 6rra, English Remedy.

II n n-vu. failing Cure
{ r nervous debility,
c,hHilstc,l VITALITY,
seminal weakness,
-prrniat0rrlIu'A, LOST
MANHOOD. imppton
rN. parhlA sis, and all
he terrible effects OF
self abuse, Nunihtul
.Iullir- and tNr-Hsu~ ~
n,iaturur hrhI> stt,l, hs
uss ~ IuriunIl. li~,l
.lu,lp, nocturnal vmi-
sion, aversion Il sucir
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n ard.

10 an who are suffering from the errors
and indlscretions NJ youth, nervous weak
nc's, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc.
will send you recipe that will cure you
tree Of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered 10y q missionary In south Amer
lea, Send srlt-addresscd envelope to the
Rev. Joseph T. lnman, Station ID, New
York CITY --no2eow
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Npwsranor Advertising Bureau. 10 spruce
street. New York.
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A rumor has been circulated That have
withdrawn from the race Tor tax collector,
and | hereby desire to contradict the re-
port. | have not Withdrawn AMI have no
intention ui doing so.
M.T. RnnINlnN
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wholesale grocer, ~ nnd AZ north
main aud 2Ol, 2ui. IN and 4us Vim, streets
n. luuis, Mo, Issue . weekly price book
which they will furnish 10 merchants 81
parties Intending "a commence hu- ines,
tree oi charge ON applications, U227dw II
Shoes given away, chillrru's shoes y
and 20 cents Miss - shor- - cents 1,
to slo0 mems shucs and slipper, lrom ~
cents To 81 lO,sO'd su cheap ON ac, Ounl 81
our removal on July lst, at sanger Bros.
elsie
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I.eMinc Itrns.

Job work on -hori notice in hest style
at the EXAMISEH office -d1
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Have just received now salus, vclycts,
/ lace Collrrctts and beautiful iulicd aud
| hem-stlchel white hAmhkrrrhlrI-.- 81 Ste
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TEMPERANCE

Temperance Council No. iIt meet every
Friday night At sharp, 100 Lehman
Hall, east side square. -lua8.y
H. ". DAVIS, W. =.
T. ENCORE u. g.
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Rssulai meeting of Waco lodge Kuirht- Of
PytllAs, will be- held every saturday night al
pdd Fellow hall H. I. MusKUE, g. L.
i Il NIssLkrr. X. ct X and g.
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just opened, an elegant lot ~ new
Spanish and cream laces at Is, Habers
81 tie
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Tucker Is Willis are sole agents los
WOOten wells water.
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j. w. WHITLEY,
CARRIAGE PAINTER
AND TRIMMER.

Shops on Sixth street. between Austin
Avenue and Franklin Street
Every department OF Painting and
Trimming attended to. and all lbs exc
cnrcd in first class style. Reasonable
prices and satisfactory work, Call and
be- convinced that ii is the place 10 get
your work done. hOldwlm
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INOlsll LUIS IN tUugrI ; addition Fine
L resido nee property NA bargain. apply to
II u. tuugur. utJ,ilu
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LEGioN or nuNoH.

American Legion Of Honor, Council No. 4G2
holds regular meetings nrst aud thrI satur-
Gay IN each month.
FEANK 4. " CREAGER, secretary.
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'I'Hk MkHRIL PROPERLY -house six rooms
with sIi lots, on NUrth Ighth street, Az
ply u Lem Chambers. WNllm
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co nCTIoN 81

INIDN WIN NuITnrV Dim
ui steamer. inrIN,y W,st4nd N,W "rk,
Morgan Inc, mr New Oricm.. India
n"'n, CORPUS 'hrsi Brownsville and
Vera trV
At AI,tDIt with &C. y. E.I;. Tor
CnlumbiI nud idNn- in liril,i.urounty.
AiItoSENHi.ISt. with G.. II a =. A.
raIlw,,. (Sm-rt I;uulD tor tummmu..
Wrimnr. llaIwoud. lulug, san Nnto-
mo, l4prrHo, Vuldc ana Yves cru
Texas nuI McNicu.ul.u tor lluu. ton and
star and Crescent Route tor Bpumunt.
,,r,r,,. I,Lr tb,,rI.g th,. 'rr,br ,,unt,a
,,'''r ~ =. WI -,
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lNORAGk OF all Kinds. Hay, Iats, millrt
IL and fodder, In bale az bulk, delivered m
ANY part ot the city. orders lstt at Jno.
Marshalrs or Il. n, PalineT's Will receive
prompt attention. WILLARD r.. JACk-uE.
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tOIt RENT.

- tslDENIE on tiahkIlu street, close l.
II Star bakery. Apply u Jas. u. BAKER.