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FIVE CENTS ALINE.
KAvANAGH's AUCTIONS.

DIANo AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT
Il AUCTION-I will sell at auction on
Friday, May IL, at 10 o'clock q. M, at the
residence, No. II Iglehart street, one X oc-
tave Schumacher Piano, a fine instrument, cost
upholstered in crimson satin; one sideboard
in burl and black walnut; one black walnut
extension table; two painted bedroom suites;
one black walnut hat rack; "Crowning Glory'
No. cook stove; one "Garland" heater; two
pair fine antique lace curtains with lambre-
quins; one Fisher refrigerator, brussels and
ingram carpets, ETC.. etc.
P. 7. KAVANAGH, Auctioner.
1912
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WANTED-A good woman to do general
w homework. Apply at 220 Robert street
near Twelfth street, 22O old number. 126-132
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS oFE,ERED.
The TRADES.

WTANTED-J. Walter Stevens wants an
w architectural craftsman; Davidson
block. 130-136
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WANTED-A girl for general homework,
w 1873 East Fifth street. 126-132
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WANTED-By "one-armed" man, COL
w lecting, ora place as night Waterman.
Address &C. c. c." Globe office. 1881
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'EOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms,
IL with board, at No. 80 E. Ninth tieet.
Gentlemen preferred. 1887
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KTANTED-A dining room girl, at 4SS
w Wabashaw street. 1862
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LABORERS.
MALES.

WTANTED-Ay young man to learn the dry,
w goods trade, Scandinavian preferred,)
at Commick & Gotzian's, 42S East Seventh
street. 1906
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NTANTED-At Headquarters Hotel,
w WahpetOn, D. IA first-class meat
and pastry cook. Good wages, but must be
obliging and understand their business. Cor
respond. D. Fl. Smith, proprietor.
119*
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

experienced, respectable
w woman, wants place in a respectable
family as housekeeper. No objections to
going in country place. Address Mrs. M. x.
this Office. 1906
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WANTED-A good girl for general house.
w work. Highest wages paid. Call at 553
Wabashaw street. 1913
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WANTED-A competent girl for cook and
w general Homework. Apply at No. Is
DeBow street. 1872.
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WTANTED-A situation by a competent
w girl to cook or do general homework in
private family. Address B., Globe office.
1851
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EHOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 4S W. 4th
IL street. 130-31
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TO RENT.
ROOMS.

TOR RENT-Nlcely furnished front reom,
IL on first floor, in private family, rs E. 9th
street. 130-31
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HOUSES.

EOR RENT-No. 1873 East Ninth. Gas;
IL water, furnace, ten rooms. James H.
Dav idson, Davidson block. 1889
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XTANTED-A girl for general homework,
w at 1872 Maria avenue. 126-132
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NOR sALE--Lot 5Oxl5O feet, fronting on st.
Il Peter street, between Tenth and College
avenue. Inquire on premises. 1886
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WANTED-By girl of experience, work
w as second girl in a private family. viii
Go kitchen work in small family. Good refer
ences. Address Second Girl, this office.
1863
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TNOR SALE lots on Winter street, near
Il Rice street, and 8 acres good land on
CORTLAND street, one-half mile north of the
new Round house, on easy terms. Inquire
563 st. Peter street, or 266 Rice street. 92*
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EOR SALE--The residence property of the
l. late Gen. German. Apply to R. L. German.
1O6*
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BOARDIN G.

4 PRIVATE family take few select board
II ers. References given and required.
800 Fort street, near House of Hope. 99*
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WANTED-By man of good experience,
w place as clerk in grocery. Speaks
English, German and Scandinavian. Best of
references. Address J. H., Globe office.
126-132
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FIN ANCIAL.

&0OAOO TO LOAN on city real es-
DOCOOO tate. Lowest rates. A. K.
Barnum, 81 East Third street. 91*
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nor SALE--A 20-acre farm at Lake Phalen
Il TX mile from city. P. DeRochebrune, 16
West Third street. 1O0k
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HAY, HAY, HAY-No. Nebraska baled
u hay delivered in large or small auanti-
ties, for sale at At Robert street. Cum
ningham & Haas. 95*
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FOR SALE.

TNARM FOR RENT-Lamprey, James &
Il Warren, 81 e. Third street. 63*
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r IFE policies bought or loans on sane. L.
IL P. Van Norman, $50 Jackson street. 1
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EINE BLACK LOAN given away. Bring
e your carts to No. 252 West Third street,
corner of Pleasant avenue. 130-31
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Will be received at the office of the City
Comptroller of the City of St. Paul, State of
Minnesota, until IL M, on Thursday, the LIST
day of June, 1882, for
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MONDAY, Match 20, 1892.
l'slue 49, cold ~ these fzufe, live wsigii.
Hogs are sold - net ~-igbt iItt b. ~ lgi
cent ,EeasrnllyJ % from i've WEIGHT sheep
are sold g-yes. That 10 i've aeigl,, VI aolh.
i1g 90
BsT Cattle Tile make. 70 day "a, been
mucn mure active ttan 90 Wzs IA3t arsE ani
prices considering psIlty. se-e -tteY4t ssri
COS ehrl-s. opms jew ut iie tops ipcuusvIgs
80 s'sb.e.itd Gated fuis ~sss w,Fe suysiiVs
20 iHe nfst offered lsj eek Al Toe osssIu.s
we're .pssa o.t. i0g.s rsuget from - p.1 p. So
With n5st nIes .r0n iitos5 T.. yer
P,tc.s sr Beef Catis ranged - ouovs Bs,,
80 g. - s. Tia, generally rated ass
qIeiiy 50f0.f - medium or goJI fAif
+IfiiJ ~ - ~ ol5iruty fbu o.trfs
J1sa a'' 'uTs B f. fsI 81 %. Extreme
range OF prices 90 rt 81 ,it H5s oi tas
'-i'7 wee 'fIm ID 90 50 % paf iU1 jos.
Toe e7'i' received were. $50 Hf-d ir.m Penn ,
t's ifsDi u. I53 bee from SIS i5tt rrr-fI 10
scr - N,ss Hit oe-I sge,u,t 1895 at week
Eai 1881 n'a1 stus time lral year a. tbs
" rugs 40 fsrd teie tsks4 ~ Baltimore
t'It.efs. ?! SOLO SOB asb.aG..a CITY bu.eltrs
apa d ts"d 20 tatlein cse's- I.st sa.ts
i.f isT ne"h ,tf ts,d. -ys.st 8ss .s.. we,A.
Pro ''.a t.@i stnr fi.us .urf vftr.
~ - boz receipts u.uo.t fy hundred
i,ee 80 Iast Cesk, sod ,aclr qY.IHy b. utst
What % VS. iIlut iu su.us %. toe lel8 DO is a
i'u- better. cod DO others 90. Qars ~ god.
vtrt-iuE Hruui re ssfu- TIE lighter rem
seems Vmps ;4- vs.y u.JG -r,fe Iauis1I 10 .I-
lHIi .F.i Ir..rs. ~ tie afe more sales at 4ad
Hs,r n.I ,ap .u.es usa t1s-c were lat week
fue.s "a st stm,t4 D.Hf-, VIt1 y4ffa a.
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.HHU .as = .r.
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Rio. W. Va. N,reb l5 1852

MAJOR HAnPEa--Dear Sir /: Tu:akinz
that lIt,la DsNs from this corner OF tie
county ~Cuij 5s Interesting TO some %
your many readers. concluded - drop
you few lines. The weather this morn
Ing indica,es mia-rintsr. tae snow Ia
falling very fat. sna know The farmers
are feeling somewhat disappointed, as
the najcrity of then had commenced
ploslDg. / no school, have al closed
lu this section and several Of tie yuuna
teachers have gone 70 Fsirnont. W. va
20 attsod Scnocl; ne hope they vii! sp.
ply themselves aad come back inuch i'm
proved. IS there is much room Tor i'm
froFeDent with ali our teachers
CnP much est,snel DIR. MILLER is
teiid'ng large sud connections ham :
lie ass the spirit Of Improvement. North
River VALLEY hiss improved wonderfully
tn TIE las, tsn ysAIs. Rio n quite o
hourishing htlle tnwn of 1 dwelling.
houses. mill shd say rsill, j. blacksmith
shop and Store, with sctrs improve.
monts going up. Que Mayer, FRED.
Frank, sees after the interest OF tao
town and keeps every thing right siie
Gp wI;h csIc. Va wish 10 extend our
corporation SIS far SIS Oliver Evans as
We need him for Couaciir an.
seven 81 oar most worthy yopn9 men
started West a few DAYS ago and more
are going soon. Ne are sorry 10 see 40
many OF the young ren leavin. the
! neiaheorhood hope tbsy will make
their fortunes soon and return snd St
tic in the garden spot Of the World, Oht
HamPsiiys. No doubt thsra wera ma
nv moist eys when those youu: men
left, a. there are quite q number oi The
fsirer sex That would have glaoly gre
! UP al and ~ent with thcn. Our bes'
wishe2 follow them.
Our lawyer. George. still has soro
suits ia corr'. No a;vi4e MI psttiet
TO look out fUr George, fcr be will con-
out white hesj silcr al. We take this
opportunity 10 inform tie pnhlic that
| Uncle Amos is ont O: Rng Juice--il
you don't believe il, c.'i and see Mora
anon. NORTH RIVER.
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CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS. The
Baltimore IL. e. Conference q. it's re-.
cent session made the following AID.
pointmenis for the CUMBERLAND DIS.
TRICT:
". W. Hobbs, F. T.. for four
years-C Cumberland City, Ceo,re Street.
Baldwin, Kingsley. ID q Miller !;
parton. 7" Griffith; berkeley Springs.
r bishop; Bloomington, j K Par
dew; Bunker Hill. rhotnas Wool. L
= Morgan; Elierslie. Jusaes McLaren !:
Flintstone, ID a Foard: grost.,urr ]
L wright; trostburg Circuit. Renh.o
nod Orant and tisrtmsusyiIle, West
va. Wilson. L March hancock.
y" IL G"lnn, G L Keunard Hedses-
vile. W. Va, Solomon German; he,
ser City, w. Va, G + Maydeweli
Homecoming. j ID Still; Nattinsbu1r. "
va, q Leech; Nj. Savage, Page Nil.
nu'n; O!dtowh, to be supplied by J J
Jones; Paw Paw, w. Va. & G. Smith
pendleton, w. Va, to be supplied hy ]
w Howard; Piedmont, w Va. J II n
Lemon; Rawlings Station. + g Porter
Romney. w. Va, II L West: sben-
herdsto~n, w. Va, CO Cook: Union
Grove, q L Wecds; Winchester. Va
III : France.
Want Of space prevents US FROM Civ
ing the other Districts. This was the
9S'h session of the Conference. The
next session is to be held In WincLes
ter. We.
UNITED BRETHREN CoyFsEErcE.-
This body convened at Dayton, Rock
inghan county, Va. on the 9Th mat.
being. its ffty-tirst session. and after a
session OF five days adjourned. The
following ara the appointments for
SOUTH BRANCH DIsrRIcr:
j, + Nelson, Z. Winchester sta.
ton, & Z Dyche; CLARK mission. W L
Martin Berkeley eprings, J K RIDDEN
our; Blonmery Circuit. J ~ Holt g.
North River mission. to he Supplied :
Moorefeld mission, Wm uesse: Frsnk
lin circuit, A NJ Corn; North Forl;
circuit, to oe supplied; South Branch
Circuit, 5 Wine; Now Creek circp;t.
! Rodruca Alieghany circuit. vs. IA
C!sFy Garrett circuit, J Il Keit.rnan.
~ "NNt SeSH.pH o. Tue conference
will be held at Hayetstown. MI.
| At ttie recent session ~ the Baltimore
Conference n. f. Church. South. tine
following delegates were elected to the
General Conferences. which meets il
Nay next, a. Nashville, Tennessee, q.
| follows:
Clerical delegstes-A " Wilson. II
Smilhson. Samuel Rodgers. john :
Martin, ) GARDNER and " ? Harris
on; eliernateS, J . d -, I II Wbisner.
W ID Harper and Tho,pas < Carson
I Lay delegstes-T J Ma,ru ier, J u
wilson, + Il Preltymsn, Houck. J
II II F;ggsit aud j G. Cox; alL,fn>tes
" " Ballard, . Bosd, z u4nm!li. i
Mccoy.
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were sold Gu, AZ an early bour. Prices ragged
fSr Sheep a 4CGf c,s., sGi Llrc,,s st S(SS5 50
er bead and asGsl cer,s yer q. gross A-ri-
r1s tots w-ss io96 bead sg-las; l.rs last
week, md ga sane tive. las, year San
RaLrISoRg GRAM NAEgET.-r Tues
gay nSr,sc' was rs follows. Lorebsrsv
wbett 81 ~. and Ful,x I 3sC1Sl 81:
Corn, Nhile.S5 csnis sni yei,o~ = CT, (;
os's, 50 cents; Rye, - c,e. PER hn.hei.
In Winchester n TIC bay ;sSt Wheat
vas sei,sng st 81 25(GSl % per bush :
el; Corn IS. &. Oats IS cts. per bush.l.
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WHEECE CO&Es TEE UN-
BOUNDED POPULARITY OF
Hl'a9ct'8 Tor cts Pl0Sicys ?

.Hlla1Ct'S Tor ojtS Pi0Sfcy.g 2
Because they have proved them
selves the Best External Remedy
ever invented Th.7 viii cure asth.
ma, colds. coughs. rheumatism, neu-
ra.s.s, and amy local pa.a,
Applied To- tho small o. the hack
they arc inta.irIs in Ract. Ache.
Nerr'ra Debility. and all Kiancv
troubles, 20 lie lit of jbe stomach
they are \ SIRE curs for Dyspepsia
and liver Complaint.
ALL.CO. CHS POROUS
y i a $ TER s are painless. ira.
grant AMI quick to csra Beware
OF limitations luu blister m.i Lun.
Get hLLCOCk =, the ouly Genuine
Porous Plaster.
Feb l7.Iss2
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ns AIR 2EIIsD,

Do the 18th iu~i., bv Rev. J. Rasrv.
Mr.. AUGvsrCs WALEER 80 Miss :.
SHin8sAY. ~ ~ Hstdy coantr.
o. Lost River. an rhe 9,h iset.. hy
Rev. Washington Warner. NJ. J. " To-
aL1 ~ Misc ELIZA J. NILLEs, both o:
Hardy couu'r.
In AooreGeld. on The i5'h met. ~.
WILLIAM =. ErSgrg - Mss ia ~.
CL'NstiND'T. both OF ih4t place.
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Tie vcatbor since cpr lsst ISSUE has
hoen 'alI sorts. Friday night rs,1 co,
in, continuing througuou. Saturday
Sunday, rather pleasant, very bright ip
the afternoon Monday, rain -ouunu,
ouslv until nearly noon Tuesday afler
that high wind; Wednesday, wind ,rd
srow squalls, very cold, yesterday sun.
shiny. What 20 NAV hsya to-day. 70
cannot ssy-bui, hope il may be pies
SAINT
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o'hg'e C"rlcn by Mail ) Csnts.
As an Advertising Hadium,
THE sun
rs r'asoE & is Larse Circulation,
AND
-'einG University Read. Is mont Val
ranle Tor AL Classes az Advertisers.
Il. >. ABEL. & co, Eubli hers,
The Sun Iron Building.
Baltimore, Nd.
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iron City Col.cqe.-Ths Institution
affords rare facilities to young men
dcsirons Of cbt,ininx thorough prac
t;cal business education. There is
none better. Circulars giving full
particulars can he had bv addressing
the Principal, Prot j G. Smith, Pitts-
burgh, Pa.
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Religions Notice-Elder John Pir-
key, OF 0irashury. Va, Will commence
a Protrac'ed meeting ct Bio, North
River on Saturday night, April 29ih,
1882. Preaching ON Sunday IT 10
O'Clock, A. ". snl p. NJ People
from o'ber parts of the county are IL
Yifei 20 attend. March Of
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a COOP EDIroS-a competent news.
paper conductor t.ys an exchange lis
Ike a general or poet--torn, uo' made.
a good editor seldom writes for % IS ps.
per. lie reals. judg.s selects. dictates
sliers anl combines, end 10 do sli lli-
we'll be hss bnt little time for compost,
ton 70 write fors paper ia one thing
To- edit it j. snotbe-.
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CONGREGATIONAL

IN the Senate. on the 18th, ar. la
hone presented concurrent resolu-
ton a. rebate on manufactured to-
bacco, provided bill ia passed reduc-
ing the tax on tobacco. The postof.
flee appropriation bill was further
considered and several amendments.
adopted In tine House. a bin was
passed approrriating 1921 900 for the
payment Of certain private claims y
bull was passed appropriating $3.50, 900
for the relief OF tie sufferers by the
overflow OF the Mississippi river. and
strengthening the levecs, this bsng
an amendment Of Senate bill appro.
printing 100000 for this purpose.
In the Senate, on the 10th, House
amendment increasing the appropria-
ton for the relief Of the sufferers by
the Mississippi overflow 10 $4,000
vas coucurred in, but the section pro.
vid;ng that q portion OF II should lie
expended iii Strengthening the levees
MAS nonconcnrred IN. Mr. Logan
made 3 speech III favor Of dcvotlug
all the revenue derived from the tax.
es on liquor 10 the education ot 'all
the children living III the United
States The Chinese immigration
bill MIS- taken mp, ana speeches in it's
favor were made by Ucssre. Willis,
Cas'idy aud D;ount, and Mr. TAYLOR
IN opposition. 4 resolution was pace
Ell directing the committee Of foreign
affairs Ia demand OF Jacob r. Shep-
perd copies al all correspondence be-
tween himself and all other persons in
connection with the claims OF the re.
ravian Company, Re.
In the Senate, on the 18th, reso
luton was reported from the con NIT
tee on commerce accepting the imvi-
tatlon o! the government OF the Meth.
erIandS 10 take part ia the proposed
exposition st Amsterdam. TIE bill
declaring against contraction of the
currency was referred 10 the finance
committee by vote Of 80 30 I'll
The pos'oiIice appropriation bill WAS
further amended and passed. One of
the Rmea.imc'.ts authorizes Congress
men To aeHd through the mails free
any, letter or paci:ag" containing only
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