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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS, SPLENDID
SCENERY, MAGNlFlCENT EQUIPMENT.
IN EFFECT NONEMBER5, 1859.
Trains leave Washington from Station cor. OF Sixth
and streets rs follows.
For PlttshuTg and the West, Chicago Limited IA
press OF Palace sleeping cars, al $3.50 a. M daily;
Fast Line, $3.50 a. m. daily, with sleeping cars
nom Harrisburg Ia CincinnaIi Western Express,
730 p, M daily, with Palace cas- "a Pittshurg
aud Cincinnati; Mail Express, $3.50 p. m. daily
for Pittshurg aud the West.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
al $50 y. m. daily, except saturday, with raj
acc Cars nom Washington 10 Canandalgua.
For WiiamSport Lock Haven, aud Elmlra, at 30 D.
IN, daily except sunday,
For New YORK and the Easts lO:SOa. NJ, 1880, i:2O
1850, aud lo;2orm. ON sunday, 1870, $3.50, and
Limited ESpresso Pullman rarlor Cars, $3.50 a. M.
daily, except sunday.
at Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn Anne1, -
anOrdug direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double lerrlage across New York city.
For Philadelphia, :, 1880 u. M, 1880, 432O, 800
ana lo.2Op.m, ON Sunday, i'2o, $3.50, and 10; 20
Limited express $3.50 a. IN. daily, except Sunday,
For Baltimore, 6:4O, $500, $3.50, 1880 a. M, and
$50, ago i3lO, G32O, 1880, $3.50. aud 10: 20 p. M
ON SUNDAY, $500 and $3.50 am, ago, $50, 1880,
For pope's Greek Line, 6.iO q. m, aud 4:iO p. III.
daily, except sunday
ALEXNNDKAA Ann FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AhD WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 6;3o, ZOO q'2O, II3OO, iI:25 q. IN
i;3O, 800, GEO, $500, and 330p m, OnSuuday
6'3O, g'2O, lito0and 4 '2ba, M, aud $500 y. III.
For kichmoudaud the South, 6;dDand 1 ;25 m daily
aud $500 p, m, daily except sunday
Trains leave AleNaudrafnr Washington g. $500, Si23
and 10 q, m, 1900, q, $40, 2, aud $50 y, m,
and Il midnight. on sunday at $500, 5: %, aud 10
o. M, and and 9.l0 p, m,
Tickets and Information az tho ONCE northeast
coruerOf Thirteenth streetand Pennsylvania avenue
aud at tile station, where orders can he left for
the checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels
/ and residences.
CHARLES n. PUGu, Genoral Manager
J, Il. WOOD, Generallassenger Agent,
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Brunswick writes to the Boston Gu.efte
that the most conspicuous person at Wal
lacks Theatre on Monday night, after Mrs.
Langtry, was Oscar Wilde. The long haired
poet stood at the back of a stage-box in some
OF his most approved attitudes. He wore
his usual collar and necktie and a white
waistcoat. | could not see his legs, so [
don't know whether he wore his knee
breeches or not. only know that he
looked very unpleasant and dowdy. II had
been given out that he was to write his
views OF Mrs Langtry and her dresses for
the next mornings World, so / got a copy
for the curiosity of the thing. If may be
allowed to use vulgar English expression.
| would say that had never read so much
rot " to the column before in my life. He
wastes most of his good ink in telling us
how very Greek are Mrs. Langtry's eyes,
nose, mouth, and chin, and he has a great
deal about the Parthenon trieze" and
" the silver coins of Syracuse" He drivels
about her "grave low forehead, - and her
mouth shaped as if it were the mouthpiece
OF an instrument of music" The lips he
says "become nower-like in laughter, or
tremulous as birds wing" Lips trem-
ulous rs birds wing | should call any
thing but pretty. A good firm lip would be
much more to my taste. OF the dresses
worn by Mrs. Langtry in the first aud second
acts Mr.. Wilde has only passing word, but
the one Worn in the third act he borrows
from the vocabulary of Mr.. Whistler to de
scribe. symphony in silver-gray and
pink. pure melody of color" he calls it.
Mr.. Wilde feels it incumbent upon him AS
an art critic to criticize the stage scenery.
As none but the first artists in the land are
ever engaged as scene painters, Mr.. Wilde's
remarks are appropriate. The roses were
" dreadtully out of tone' in the first act,
and were badly grouped" AS well, and the
carpet in the second act was "out of all
color relation " with the rest of the room.
OF stage landscapes rs a rule he does not ap-
prove. 1t nearly always "mars the value
of the actors" One must either, 4" like
Titan, make the landscape subordinate to he
figures, or, like Claude, the figures subor-
dinate to the landscape" Our scene
painters will do well to bear this in mind
il Mr.. Wilde can fully impress them with
this. important distinction, the Tltians and
Claudes of our local theatres will at least
have learned something from his visit.
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Now, boys, when ask you a question
you mustn't be afraid to speak right out and
answer me- When you look around and see
all the fine houses, farms, and cattle, do Won
ever think who owns them all nowa Your
fathers own them, do they not 2'
Yes, sir, shouted hundred voices.
Well, whore will your fathers be in
twenty years from now 2"
Dead, " shouted the boys.
That's right. And who will own all
this property then :"
Us boys"
Right. Now tell mo, did you over in
going along street notice the drumkards
loungiug around the saloondooB waiting
for some one to treat them?"
Yes, sir; lots of themn
We'll, where will they be twenty years
from now l''
"Dead."
And who will be the druukards then 2"
Us boys" shouted the unabashed
youngsters.-AtbaHy Press.
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REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
42O. 422 and i24 Segenth Street.
THE BAD AND WORTHLESS

are never initiated or couHtcIeitcd. This is espec-
ally true of family medicine, aud It Is positive proof
that the remedy initiated is Of the highest value. AS
soon as It had been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best, aud
most valuable family medicine on earth many mita-
lions sprung up aud began 10 steal tho notices In
which the press aud people Of the country had ex-
pressed the merits Of II. B., aud Ia every way try
ing to Induce suffering inyallds To their stun In
stead, expecting to make money on the credit and
good name OF II. -. Many others started nostrums
put up in similar style to II. b.. with ylrlousy de-
yised names in which the word Hop " or 90 Hops"
were used In way to Induce people TO believe they
were the same as Hop Bitters. An such patented
remedies or cures matter what their style name
IL, and especially those With the word al Hop - or
" Hopsn IA their name or In any way connected
with them or their name are mutations or counter
feits. Beware Of them. Touch none OF them, Use
nothing but genuine Hop Bltters with bunch or
cluster OF green hops the white label, Trust moth
Ing else Druggists aud dealers are warned against
dealing IN limitations or counterfelts.
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He Sought the SecIusiOn That tho
Cabin Grants.

Did you ever meet with an accident
while travelling ~ inquired the reporter of
clerical-ooking individual, as they sat
smoking on the upper deck of a Sound
steamer.
Well, don't know whether it was an
accident or not" he replied; but was
. once blown up on steamboat"
"Ah !" calculated the scribe, as he
whipped out his pencil and note book; I" tell
us about it,
Lighting n fresh cigar, the pious- faced
chap began:
1T was in the summer of "a, and had
Just completed big contract up at Albany,
and secured passage for myself and wife ON
one of the steamboats, for New York. Being
very tired, we went directly to our state
room. Just as began to doze my better
half exclaimed:
$50 John where are the checks for our
baggage,
Don't know, growled
But didn't You have the trunks sent
aboard p
"'Guess not" says |.
49, Well, you are a nice one, YOU are |!
she shrieked. Don't you know, you il
lustrious, half-baked idiot, that all my best
clothes are in those trunks Don't you
know, you miserable villain, that every val
uaole nave III inns world Is IN that bag
gagef o, yOu cOniOunded fool =
She kept mp running fire of abuse
. nearly all night long. could hear her in
my sleep, and when told her, as soon as
she became exhausted, that the baggage had
been sent by rail, she started of again with
the furore of a mad bull"
Here he stopped and relit his cigar.
" You must have had a hard time OF it, 20
said his companion; but how about the ac
cident 2"
Why, I've Just been telling you, ;" he
replied.
Well, there's nothing thrilling ia that"
! There isn't, oh II you've never been
blown up OH a steamboat 10y mad woman
then you don't know anything about explo-
sions-that's all
He flung the stump of his cigar over the
rail- and went below TO seek the seclusion
that the cabin grants Travellers Hpqd.ipc.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND pHISTISg,


WAsi1EGToN, ID. c., November S, 1889.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at this Of
fee until IL O'Clock NJ, WEDNESDAY, December
g. 1882 for supplies needed by this bureau during the
six months from January to June 30, 1881 of arti
Giles In the following classes: Dry CoOrs, Oils, Chem
icals, Typographical Inks, Textiles Paper, Binders
Materials DcXtrine, Grocers' Sundres, Blank Steel
Plate and Rolls. Glue and Irvine, Hardware, Iron
and Brass Castings Gas and Steam Fittings, Lum-
her, Horse Feed, Ice and Coal and Wood
Blank forms for proposals On articles of any class,
with Information IA to qualities, quantities. and con-
ditons will be furnished application TO the under
signed.
Proposals each item will be considered sepa-
iatoly, and preference given to articles of domestic
production or manufacture, conditions OF price and
quality being equal. AS II Is not convenient to store
q large supply Of goods In the bureau, orders the
accepted bidders viii be made from time to time, rs
tie actual need may he determined, and, rule, for
not less than the quantities specified the schedules
Those desiring blanks and information must specify
which class of articles they qualified to pro-
pose, as awards will be made only to established
manufacturers of dealers In the articles needed
The right to waive defects and TO reject any or all
bids Is reserved
q. II. IRISH,
Chief Bureau Engraving and Printing,
n0l2-itG Washington, ID. G..
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WHAT is DEATH9
ny ALcEnNoN CHARLES swNBunSf.

Looking on page wheto stood
Craven OF old on old-woiid wood
Death, and by the graves edge grim,
Pale, the young man facing him,
Asked my well-beloved OF me
once what strange thing this might be,
Gaunt and great OF limb
Death, | told him; and, surprise
Deepening more his wildwood eyes,
dixie some sweet feet thing whose breath
Speaks al spring, though naueht IS saith,
Up lie turned his rose-bright face,
Glorious with Its seven years grace,
Asking, What is death
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ny oidef OF CommlsslOn on FIN Escapes,
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING MATERIALS
Il AND LABOR,
DEPARTMENT OF THE lSrEWoW,
OFFICE on SUPERVISING ESgiSEkR

WETNNI NTNT Ut THH Y, TTIVN'
OFFICE on SUPERVISING ESGiSEkR
AND ARCHITECT
FinE.rRoOr BuILDISG ron PENSION OFFICE,
No. i3iG n STnEEr N. W,
WAsniSGToS, u. c., November I, 1889.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will he re-
ceived at this Office till noon on SATURDAY the I'd
day OF December, 1859, for furnishing and deliver
Ing ut the site OF The new Pension Building, on judi
ciay square, In this city Foundation Stone. Broken
stone FOR Concrete, Bricks, Cement, Lime, Sand,
Culorlng Matter for MortarS, Terra Gotta Consoles
Brackets and Pilaster Caps, and for excavation and
grading, for all Labor In laying Concrete Founda-
tion, for all Labor In building Foundation and Cell
lar walls Of hubble Sone and for all Labor In lay
ing Bricks required for tho construction Of Fire
proof Building for the United States Pension once.
Specifications may lie obtained from this office.
NJ. c. MEIGS,
Supervising Engineer and Architect,
not-jt5 Urpyet Major General u, =, A,
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noio-its Supervising Engineer and Architect.
PROPOSALS FOR FIRE ESCAPES, STAND
a PIPES, ETC.


wAsuiNGros, u. c., November 49, 1882.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received at the
once ot the Architect Of the capitol TN noon, 231
OF November, 1882, for furnishing and delivering
and setting M In place nre-proof starways, iron
ladders. balconies, and sand-pipes at the Govern
ment Printing once and the Government Hospital
for the Insane, In the District Of Columbia, and for
furnishing, delivering, and putting up In place an
elevated Iron rail- with ttaleys ON the Government
once, Cprlntlng.l
Plans and specifications may he seen at the Office
above named
ptdpr ~ Cnu Igston IN Fire
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10 do wood work the mechanic must have
good health. II long hours OF confinement ia close
rooms have enieeOled his hand dlnmed his sight,
let Hun ut once, and before organic trouble ap.
pears rake plenty OF Hop Bltters. His system viii io
feluNeualeu, Observation-Disclosures. his8ight becunr
clear, ana tho whole constitution lbs hlilt up To
higher working condition.
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Il. u. HOWE,
Trarelers' Guide.
TnE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST
Schedule in effect OCTOBER Is, lsS2.
40 A. NJ. - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections 10 all points South
aud southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danye to Atlanta, and
Atlanta Ia New orleans. Also, from Washington
To New orleans, via Iynchburg and Bristol.
5!lOP, NJ .-LOuISNllLE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville, Rh1tlngton, and Lexington, to
CINCINNATI Louisville, and all Western points
Pullman Sleeping Cars, Washington To Louisville.
lOG35 4. M.-SOUriiEEH NAH AND EMPRESS,
Daily, TO all points SCUM, southeast, aud South
west, via Danville aud Charlotte, with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Washington 10 Charleston.
For an points ON Manassas Division take 7:IO A. NJ
IIain daily except Sunday. For Warrenion, take
7:lO A, NJ. and $50 T.. NJ. train daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire NJ COM
pany's ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue, at Union
Depot.
NJ SLAUGHTER, Gen Pass. Agent.
y. MACDANIEL Agent
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A." Slow and steady wins

oIOW and sIeady wins The race. p
steadily but not slowly, Kidney Wort is dlstanclur
AL composition for universal popularity aud usefule
moss TINS celebrated remedy can now be obtained
IA me usual dry vegetable form, on In liquid form
IL rs put up Ia tho latter way for the especial con-
heniehee OF those Who cannot readily prepare II. II
VIII NC found very concentrated and viii act with
equNl emelehey IN ellher form. Read alNertlstmenl
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INCUR
CARPET DEPARTMENT

We are Offering full line In MuQUETTE, VEL
VEr, BODY and TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, IN
GRAIN, TrREE-pLI, and VENETIAN CAR
PErINGS, aud beautiful assortment Of sMYR-
MA, VELVET, MOQuErrE, aud RuSsELS
RUGS and MATS. LOWEST CASH PRICES.
New goods received daily.
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AIabama's Young Am.,ou.

AZ hanceyille, Blouut County, the other
hghl young man at quilting party made some ull-
complimentary remarks about u Young lady, which
she overheard helng spirited Young lady Hlio ~
scented THIS freedom with her name hy pel1n uullt
frame and heating him over the head, inashing his
nose ana spelling his plug hat. Chptfanodga Times
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e f CAPSULES. Everywhere. ,,%
VIZ A N T Il y.

DEPARTMENT or the ISrEHtun
OFFiCE SUPERVISING ENGiNEEu AND ARCHITEtr,
FtWE-rHOur BUiLptNg ron PENstoS OFFCE,
1915 SrnEET NORTHWEST,
WAsuISGroS, u. c., November n, 1854.
WANTED for immediate use, ono thousand cubic
yards of Small Stone Broken Stone Tor Concrete
Foundations Mt Sito ~ New Pension building, on
judiciary Square, In this city.
BIDS arc invited.
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COCOA-PETROLEUM.

NNEVNNI. HNFN WESTONATIVE.
Ing luNurant GROWTH Of the HAIR, Graduating
,landrui AMI stops the nan, from falling out: de-
liEhtin aSa dressing making the HAIR soft and
glossy, aud is elegantly perumed: - cents bottle
A. NJ. SNYDER& BRO, PropTetors,
j. ~. PERKINS ~ CO., Agents,
l36 n. Howard street, Baltimore. Md.
ASK your druggist for II, send Ia for cards, etc
Ie26-ly
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HoWLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, NO.
n 2l Fuuf-aud half street. three doors uurth Of
Pennysyanil avenue, east side, Hereafter rNtIaC-
tiohs under nitrous oxide. without pain, viii be ~
Tor the FIRST tooth aud nifty Ceus each additional tooth
at the same sitting. ENtraCtlOns Withunt gas, hfty
cents each tooth Best Artificial Teeth made ~ per
set. Gold and Amalgam Filings, from 81 10 &c. All
work warranted INST class. Have administered
Nitrous Oxide to over 49, 900 patients, ateuts COM
Ing by ear Win be furnished free tickets To and from
the office uui3-ifl
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HOSIERY
AND
MERlNO UNDERWEAR.

Lalies, Gentlemen, Misses and Children, our
stock Of HOSIERY is now unusually complete, and in
cludes, In addition To fun lines of all the STAPLE
BRANDS, an elegant assortment OF CHOICE NOV
ELI Us IN
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-02

sr4 e1gs Of On s1 R.sssS'
IL. B. Olivier, Abstract Clerk of said RAM
sey county, do h.reby certify that the fore
going pages, numbers 1 to IL, are correct
and true statement Of all the money receipts
and of all the uncoIlected charges of the office
of Abstract Clerk OF said Ramsey county dur
ing the month of April, 1882, and that page
number IL exhibits true statement of all
amounts actually paid to employees for salary
during said month. J.B. OLIVIER,
Abstract Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this LIST
day of May, A. D. 1882
FRANK o OLIVIER
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.
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THANK y OUtV1EnY
Notary Public, Ramsey County, MINI.

ONO has larger number of volumes
In her college libraries than any State in
the Union. She leads off with 312, 572
volumes; Massachusetts comes next
with 272, 1913 volumes, and then Nov
York with 237, 224 volumes.
A rwo-sroRY well is one OF the curiosi-
ties Of Erin, N. Y. The two parts are
one above the other, and separated by
ten or twelve feet OF hard-pan. Water
can be pumped from either we'll, and the
lower one pumped dry while the upper
one retains an inexhaustible supply.
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MINNEAPOLIS RESTAURANT.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. L..
COUNTY cg RAMSEY
Before me, notary public, within and for said
county, personally appeared Elias =. Drake Conrad
Gotzian, William Dawson, Ferdinand VII us, John 8.
Prince, william Lindeke, Herman Greve, Charles A.
Moore. Frank B. Farwell and William g. Robertson,
to nee well known to be the same persons described
In and who executed the foreRoing instrument, and
they each acknowledged that thsy executed the same
freely and voluntarily for the uses AID purposes
therein expressed.
witness my hand and notarial seal, this 10th day
rSesi l. NJ. ROBERTSON,
160-57 Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minnesota.
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upcolected so cents.
April 90, from A Winter, April 3, abstract,
lots 4, 5 and 8, block 10. Billie & Guerln's,
charges uucolleeted 81 70.
A pril 90, from Duford. April 4, abstract,
lots s and 1, block 8, Marshalrs, charges uu-
collected s4.70.
Aurll 20, from II Bryant, April 5, abstract,
lot 5, block 81, scrlbner's outlots, charges un.
collected 81 Is.
Aurii az, from W q Norris, April 3, abstract,
lot |, block "a, Kittson's. charges uncolleeteo
| So 50.
April 90, from Vim P Murray, April 8, alb
stract, lot Is, block 8, Irvins's second. charges
uncollected so cents.
April a., from & W q sanborn, April 6,
abstract, lot block z, Wlnslow's, charges
uncollec ed $6.65.
April 30. from Watson & Rice, April 6. ab
s,ract. lots and 8, block -, Ashton & Sher-
burne's, charges uncollected s. rs.
April 30, from Geo Mitech, Aprll 6. abstract,
| 10 acres in section 10, town 20, range 23,
charges uncollected IS cents.
April 20, from E Schurmeier, April 6, ab-
stract, lot l, ock 6, Whitney & Smiths,
charges uncOllecied S. IS
April %, from WIN Arbuckle, April z, ab.
| stract, lots block ~, West st Paul, charges
uncollected 81 as.
April 90, from Walter Butler, April 8, alb.
str4ct, lot 81, block So, Dayton & Irvlne's,
charges uncOllected $l.7O
April %. from E schurmeier, April 8, ab-
siract, lot Q, block 6, Whitney q Smiths,
charges uncollected 3l.l0.
April 20, from Rice, Jr, April 10, abstract,
lot 2, block ., Butman's, charges uncollect.d
80 cents.
April 90, from q Lam prey, April 10. ab.
stract, lots Is and IA, block 8. Robert Il Ran
dall's, charges uncoliected Sl.55.
April %, from Stickney. April 10, abstract
lots II and IL, block 81, st Paul, charges ur
collected $40.
April %, from a Bryant, April II, ab.
strsct, lots to 10, block q, Summit Park,
| charges uncollected $l.10.
April 90, from A Oppenheim, April IL, alb
stract, lots IS and sc, block SO, Dayton Il r.
vines, charges uncollected So 80
| April 90, from W 8 Hodgins, April II, alb
stract, lots Is and 16, block Q, c. & Smiths,
charges uncollected 95 cents.
April 90, from j Gribben, April IA, alb
stract, lots 10 to 81, block s., Dayton Il r.
vines, charges uncollected $1.70.
April %, from A z Barnum, April IA, alb.
stract, lot IL. block 6, Leech's. charges I'M.
collected $l.70.
| April %, from W 81 Sauborn, April Is, alb
stract, lot s, block Is, Dayton & Irvine's,
charges upcollected IS cents.
| April II, from Louis Wagner, April "a, alb
stract, lot 4, block Q, Eagle, charges uncol-
lected IS cents. 49,
abstract, southwest X section 81, town ~,
range ~. charges nncollecfed IS.
April II, from E Rogers, April II abstract,
lot 90. block 90. 6tinson's. charges uncol-
| lected 50 cents.
April II, from John Dale, April II, alb
stract, lot 8, block 3, Bazille & Roberts /,
| charges uncollected s. cents.
April -. from James Wsteze, April Il, ab.
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OTATE OF MINNESOTA COUNTY OF RAM
Is sey-ss. In Probate court, special term, HAY
18th. 1851.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mathew M. Forsyth,
deceastd:
On reading and fling the petition of Franklin r
Smith, aiministrs' or Of the estate OF Mathew M.
Forsyth deceased repr renting among other things,
that he hs. fully adm nistered said estate aud
ing that time aud place be hxed Tor examining
and allowing his account Of administration, and for
the assignment OF the residue Of said estate to hers
II ia ordered. That said account be examined, aud
petition he ard by the Judge Of this Court on Mon
day, the 9Th dsy Of june A. D 1882, at ten O'Clock g.
m, At the Probate office in sid county
And 1t IL further ordered, tn,t notice thereof be
given to all persons interested. by publishing copy
Of this order three successive weeks, prior to said
day Of hearing. In the DAILY GLOBE, newspaper
printed and publshed at st. Paul, in said county,
Il. al HENRY 0'GORAfAN,
Judge Of Probate.
may 12lE-Fa
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TIMETABLES.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Ticket Offices: lS Jackson street, Union Depot and
29lH Sibley street:
Leave II m. Pacific Express. Arrive - III m
Leave n 40 9 m Day Express Arrive rs 80 m
Pullman sleepers to Fargo. Bismarck and Glen
dive. Pacific Express on saturdays runs only 70
Fargo Daily. Daily, except Sunday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-02

sr4 aoIs OF N MIS ssassy ..
Fred Richter; Sheriff Of Ramsey county,
being duly sworn, deposes and says that the
above report 10 true and correct to the Best Of
his knowledge and belief.
FRED RICHTER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Goth day of April, 1882.
WIN. A. RIcHrIR,
Notary Public, Ramsey county, MINI.