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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16
Astonishing, But True.

Only IS to Chicago, over the Royal Route
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha rail
way. In connection with the Chicago & North
western railway, via Elroy and Madison, it form.
the shortest of short lines from Minneapolis an(
st. PAIL to Chicago. Figures don't lie and dom
you forget it. Also note that all tickets over tn,
Boyal Route are good through Milwaukee ant
along the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan
right into the city of Chicago.
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Assessment for Widening Bluff Street Get

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
C1Tr OF ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. Is. 1882.
The Board Of Public Works in and Tor IT,
corporation of the city OF st. Paul, iin,l., viii
meet at their Office in said city, at ?. H., or
the LIST day OF December, A. .. 1882, to ms !1s
an assessment of benefits, damages, costs aud
expenses arising from the widening of Bluff
street at its junction With Rico street,s and ex-
tending 50 feet easterly in said city, on the
property on the line of said widening and such
other property "a may be deemed benefited or
damaged thereby,
Tho land necessary to be condemned and
taken for said widening, is described as follows,
to-wit:
,''The easterly fifty (5o) feet Of that certain
strip of land living between Bluff street and the
following described land, to-wit: Beginning at
q point ON a limo between section 80, town 90,
range %, ard section 81, town 90, range %,
where said section line is intersectei by a line
bearing north 48 degrees, 80 minutes west,
merly owned by John r. Irvine on the south
westerly side, and lands formerly owned by We
tai Guerin on the northeasterly side, thence
running south 1871 degrees, east 76 links from
last mentioned point running north So degrees,
minutes, east 4.56 chains, thence south 4e &c
grees, IS minutes east 1.64 chains, thence eoE.th
81 degrees, 5 minutes, west 4. 43 chains, theree
north 1917 degrees, west 1.6z chains to The
place of beginning, the old Irvine claim line
which is the west boundary of the above de-
scribed property, to form the west boundary of
said street."
All persons interested are hereby notified TO
be present at said time and place of making said
assessment and will be heard.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official: e. L. GoRMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Ws1z. S19 SOL
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Notice TO Contractors
papers please copy.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of the City Engineer until IL m, Dec. 5, 1882,
for replacing three of the wooden spans of the
Wabashaw street bridge across the Mississippi
river With wrought iron superstructure in &C
cordance with specifications and profile on file
in said Office, copies of which and any addi-
tional information desired, will be furnished on
application.
Work to be completed on or before April 1,
1883.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
320-S39 L.W. RUNDLETT, City En- ineer.
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Fr,.ss. oysters at retail. Medium per can 30c,
STANDARD solid meals S5c, extra select 45c. Every
can warranted fresh and well filed or money re-
funded. Fresh oysters at wholesale at reduced
prices Send orders for Thanksgiving. E. Tay-
lor & Co., 442 jackson street..
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Thursday, p9VGnDsr 10th,
From 2 until Z p. m.

VII The farrers please remember the vegeta-
tes- ali kinds are needed. All household
goods con be rs.d u advantage; towels. crash
to weling coninle Il sheet;ng table linen, blankets
orco mfortahles, tinware, brooms, groceries and
provisions, wood! al can be taken care OF and
used as needed. Give money if you prefer. but
ple:.se remember with some gift, however small.
318-320
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Y. M. C. A.

Special gospel meeting and song service this
evening at 8 o'clock. Leader, G. E. Riggs, N.
D. Ali will be made welcome.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

NOR RENT-A house of rooms in East St.
IL Paul close to the Omaha round house and
suitable for boarding house. Apply to Thos.
G. White, 3 McQuillans block, st. Paul.
1882
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DIED,

BONNELL-N..v. Is, at his parents residence.
West st. Paul, Harry R. Bonnell, aged q
years.
Notice of funeral hereafter. New York city
papers please copy.
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LHOR RENT-Ahouse of four rooms at PIG
Il Cayuga street, near Manitoba shops. In
quire at 26 E. Seventh street. 1878
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F.NOR RENT-Owing to our removal to new
4 and larger quarters, we will lease our
present rooms, two upper floors, with the FIX
lures, If wanted, for cigar mandatory. Grun-
hagen Frey, East Third street. 284*
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HOUSE rooms on Dayton avenue. g, SOC
IL Two lots on Grand ave. fcorner) 1850
Two lots on Division street (corner)... !, 459
House On Yale street. 2,s0o
Three lots on Rondo street, each. $500. 525
House 2-srory, on Rondo street. 1850. 1850
Nice business location on Carroll street. $50
100 feet on Summit avenue ... 400
Lot on st. Anthony hill ............... N5
Lot on Lincoln avenue .. 800
Lot on Hobby avenue near Mackubin... 1850
Double house on Sixth street ..... 6,600
6 lots in Deans ID add. for ...... 2,100
2 lots on Kent street (corner) north of
University avenue for. ............ 800
Lot on Valley street ......... LOCO
Any of the above Lots can be bought on good
terms. We have numerous others which we
shall be pleased to show if you call at our Office.
Money to loan. Teeple Il Hosken, Real Es-
tate and Loan Brokers, 63 East Third street.
31e-18-20.
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NOR RENT-Sto on Rice street, dwelling
Il on Rice street, store and dwelling ON Rice
street. Apply TOT. B. West, 313 Wabashaw
street, 319-32S
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE CRIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON, DC, Nov. ID, 18S2.-9:56 P. NJ.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
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s1>OR RENT-A nicely furnished front room
L at so West Tenth street. Apply at 50 E.
Seventh street. 318-319
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ENOR RENT-House of three rooms, kitchen,
II wood-shed, good well. No. 1853 Pleasant
avenue. Apply to Martin O'Day. 315-321
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

ENOR RENT-House for rent on Sherman
II street, near Franklin street; eight rooms,
Phalen water. Inquire at Averill, Russell &
Carpenters, corner Fourth and Wacouta SITS.
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DAILY LOCAL. MEANS.
B,. Their Dew Point. Wind. Weather.
3)0i6 3S.3 % Sc Fair.
Amount of rainfall. -; Maximum Their
monatec 4.30; minimum thermometer $50;
dali range zoe.
Sage ot river, observed hei gh. 4 feet inches.
Rise il last twenty-four hours inch
P. L. Lyons,
Seraeart Signal Corps, Z. s. A.
To-DAYs WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, Nov. Is. l. 4. nn.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi valley,
colder, partly cloudy weather with light
rain or snow; variable winds shifting to
nor,herly: higher pressure. For the Mis-
souri, valley, colder. partly cloudy weather,
with local SHOWS; no-thwesterly winds;
higher pressure.
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Houses.

EOR RENT-Neat two-story room house
Il on Virginia avenue, near Nelson, has good
furnace andis close to street cars, Middleton &
Dougan, LEG East Third street. 319-S2l
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REAL EbTAIE.

E>OR SALE-Lots m Arlington Hills al
H. dition. Monthly payments. B. +. Schur-
meier, Ill East Fifta street, between jackson
and Sibley. CO.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

NOR RENT-TwO OF three unfurnished
Il rooms to small family, 299 Dayton avenue.
- 3I9-3l5
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NOR REMT-A pleasant room, with OF witho'
4 board. Apply at No. I55 Fort street.
/
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SXT help, at the Merchant
w Dining Room, No. 1872 Robert street.
3l3-326
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TO RENT
Rooms.

ATOR RENT-First floor, four elegant rooms
4 in a new house on high ground, one block
from street car, cistern, well, cellar etc., 279
Williams street, corner De Bow. Inquire in
the basement. 319-S21
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4 tHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
~ Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 1861
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-16

NTANTED-Aw woman cook; good wages ant
w no Homework. 4OS Wabashaw.
318-3
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A GIRL for general Homework at once, "a
IA Dayton avenue. 312-3lI
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WTANTED-A competent girl for genera
w homework at 513 saltwater st. 1852
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M ANTED-A good girl for general house
w work and cook; an Irith or German pre-
ferred. Apply at No. 500 De Bow street. 3u1*
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TtOR SALE-A second hand Champion fro OK
4 tinguisher, No I. in perfect working or
der, with hose. For sale or will exchange with
hook and ladder truck. rare chance for Q VII
lage fire departments to get an effective fire ex-
tinguisher cheap, Address A. X. Maynard, Re
corder, Willmar, MINI $40 thur
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FINANCIAL.

WIILL loan upon or buy Life Ins. Policies
w L. r. Van Norman. $50 Jackson. SO
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NTANTED-A competent girl to take care o.
w children at 260 Rice street, new No.
318-324
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NIANTED-A good girl for general house
w work in small family. German preferred
at ia Franklin. 1882!
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LSOR SALE-Three desirable new houses and
Il lots near street car line, St. Anthony hill;
cheap and on favorable terms. Bennett & Plum
mer, Builders, 456 Selby ave., or ia Dale street.
4il-S20.
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Der 9nuo oes Aoju'
tanfell.
Bon . STAR afaus M ann.

SammtIibe SpnpIpsen Der @eIt bats
ten iid ibre seIebrten 8Opfe oersebli6 cas
riiber serbroben, tpel9er Sunberace yYes
BRO" Der Sunb bes Serrn 8ataillpnSs
Abiutantsn Yroblt su5u3ablen isi. gr
bate Dterfmale bonn QBolfse uno bonn
MplISbunb, bonn 2eonberser, bonn 9ieu=
funbldnoer, bon Der ulnier Dogge uno
ibien eisentli9 cine 8reusuns aller oieier
9tacensu lein, boSbafte Observation-Disclosures
Ter bebaupteten allerbinsS, ,pepro" iei
cine Greu5uns bon &ambouilletsSHaf tno
Shneumon.
Sopiel itebt feit ,psbro" mar Elm 9tuss
bunb bon SdBlidfeit uno feline Griitena
fonmte man ibm pielleibt nur nm ieiner
ssarbe unb 3eiGnung pillen perseiben.
pecro's ipcIligss 5ell seiSte rdrn!ih eine
faffeebraun Tarbe, ipdbrenb bic Obren,
unS slpar bieie aIlein tiefi4tparb iteif an
benz 8opi in bic 6Dbe itanDen. Nenn nun
anerIeits iofpobl Gipil aIs Wiilitdr Der
auten Oarniionitabt 8. barin iibereins
itinn,te, oab ygeDrO" ein SheujaI in
oes DorteS Idonlter Bebeutuns ieL 10
mar oer Beliger beS eblen Ibieres,
Sisutenant qrobit, bod eansIih anOerer
Wleinung. Gr mar bsrsity ipsnn ncte,
iusnbig NIT alien sispcnibIen wtant'
f1Afttn Ses Daiaillrns baftir ieotrssii
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Die 6o6fenfdure oer osaft.

Der beriibmte Gbemifer . umas 3 ems
pfabl in Der Speiten UtdrSliBung Der frans
S0ilden 9ltaDemie Der l8i6eni9aften
ipltematiI6e 8eoba4tungen uber ben
&oblenidures8ebalt Der Suit, ipel1e er in
fOISeuSsr, aud fur ben GeOsrapbsn intss
reHanter gSeiIe be9riinoet: yllnter ben
@aleu tpelbe bic atmoIpbdrii9e 2uft umz
i6lIeBt ut eines, tpel9eS ein beIonoersS
Sntereile eripeft iueSen ber Stole, bic ibm
suSei9r!eben tpirb, iei eS in Dem Glei6.
Setpi6t Der sipei orsanii9sn 8eidc, lei
e5 in ben 8eSiebunsen bic man Sipil9en
ibmL Der Groe, Der 2uft uno ben 9eipdls
fern beoba4tet eS 1T otes bic g B ems
5dure. Seitbsm fonitatirt tporben it,
oaB Die Ibiere Srpsen nerbrau4en tno
Soblenidure als 9sroouct ibrer AtbmunS
ausbauben tpdbreno bic Bflan3en &oba
IenIdure fonIumirerL uno umgefsbrt Orps
gen auSbau1en bat man otter Die SraSe
autsetporfen, ob bic in Der Suit entbal=
tene Oicnse bon SobIenidure niht cine
2lrt BON 9telerpe bariteae, Die immsrioab=
reno BON ben Pfansen auseeniist unb
itets bon Sbieren tpieoer erIest tpiro, uno
wel9e penn purh Dieie ii9 entsegenipirs
fenDen @intlllle gu einem oauernoen 3us
| itano Setroroen lit. InoerIeits bauhen
bic 8ulfansJteslpnen errd ibre Spalten
unb ibre &rater bsltdnois 8oblenidurs in
sroBen Uiensen aus. Die AbIaserungen
DON fobIenIaurem Salt ipel9e ii9 bsltdn.
big auf benz WteereSsruno bilben, abiors
biren i'm @esentbeiI Dssnsen BON Oeren
8i9tisteit bic auf Der grpoberilade bs>
| finOlideu Ralfltsinlaser uns eine 8orltels
lung geben fDnnen. Dtan fDnnte iogar
alauben, Dap neben ben sroBen 8oIunlina
bon aobleniaure, bic islbf Die alteitsn
8ulfans Jtesionen in Die 2uft bauherL
uno ben Uiensen BON fo9lsnlaursm Galf,
bic aui benz Dtserssbooen nieDerselhlagen
tperSerL bic Der 2ebenstbatigteit Der
Ibiere uno pHansen ausel1riebenen 9e.
Iultate, lei es un Der Guft oiele pbpliplos
Gid er3euste 3oblenIaure su seben obsr
su nebmen, l,iht bon oerIelben Mihtig-
felt iinb, i'm Hersleih nit oerieniseri,
tpelte Die auf oielen seclogiIhen 9luSs
taul1 be3l8liden Griheinunsen barbies
ten. Sn leyter Belt bat $. ShOiins OurA
cine eeididte 8sripertbuns beS DiiIolus
tionsprinsips se;eist oab bic in Der 2uft
entbaltene Wien8e BON Gpblenidure NIT
ssrisnista BON DoppsItobleniaursns 9ali,
be In BEN wlesrtuaifsr a,sfasteR ~ I'M
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Cincinnati, sonntag, ben II. September 1882.

SuBtritt 81 berIeben, fur ipel6eH IId
y peoro" burd eilen BiB in RleIn' Belu
repanblrte.
Cine Stuilbe mohte ungefdbr persans
gen ieil als 2Iein nit y9eoro" tpieoer
ii9 benz m.Sabn'iben 5auIe ndberte. Soff.
nuns idipeate Jest fpisoer Die 8ruit bes
ipanfeImiitbisen Rlein, Soifnung OaB er
obne erfannt su iperoen ,,Beoro" ieinem
Serrn surilfliefern, Soifnuns, baB er Die
8elicbte ieines SerSens, bic berrIihe
Gmilie, tpieoerleben tpirbe. Seine Spffs
nuneen ipllten lt6 balp erfiillen.
Seiie ihIib er burb ben unteren Sau8s
fur, leiIe bic Sreppe gum erlten Stod
binauf feline Shritte madte bic Oede,
ipelde auf Der 3reppe lag, urborbar.
BIDbIi9 blieb iein SUB gebannt, er pers
nabm 6ldltern elm fiir5es Aufla6en uRb
oann bas 8erdul9 zines, mebrerer 8iiile.
8eltiirst fdaute er empor unO crobte ums
sultnfen. ODrt oben auf benz &orrippr
Der erlten Gtage, er fonnte eS trpb ber
I9m1ben &orrioorlampe beutli6 srfens
men, bort oben itanb lieutenant Yroblt,
in ieinen Mrmen aber lag gmilie Sabn.
baS bsimlibe Sool &leins, lag Gulilie unp
lieB lld gang barbarii4 obne isDeS Strdu'
ben fillien.
8lein lieB ,,Bsbro" IpS, Der nit einem
Sreuoensebelll sluli6en pas adrtIi4eBaar
fubr; Der unielig 2iebenoe dber ltiirmte
unerfanut bic 5reppe binab, tparf bic
5austbir in caS SdIoB unb rannte bins
aus IN Die i4tpsisenpe 9tadt.
X X X
,WenihenfinS 9lu5 Sic tpirS nod
mas, tpenn Sic nod srbBer tperben !"
IaSte a4t Iase ipdter ber Sergeant DON
ner, Der 3euSe bapon mar, tpte Glein
einen malprppren Wtann Der 8orppraI.
idaft, bic er biIfstpeiIe flbrte, bis in Der
Ibsruno Der Soae perfluate. yDien
| i9enfino, nit Sic lit cine erDBe BerGn.
nerun9 ooreeS1nSen !"
St bate 8e9t, Der Sergeant Dpnner
Sn Glein mar cine unsebeure umlpGlsinp
SeS Snnern porSeaaneenL al bic er ielbl
| fat ntht 9e9laubt bate. 9lus benz fen:
ttmeutuIer, mdobenbaften SiinsIing ma,
Elm natbsnSsr, iodsrOber iunser Wtau,
9efporoen.
Der S@Ias Der 8Iein setrpHen, aIs e
iene unieIise gHtoefuns auf Der Srepps
ma9te, mar 10 i6tper odB in benz Ge,
mutbe ces 3asbaften cine oOIIfommenl
&eattiOn eintrat. Der SbmerS per,
tpanDeIte lia in Butb, Die ii6 tpieperuu
i'm DENT au5tobte, benz aIein pIOsItG
Gei3e absepann.
Oils am @nbe beS Sabres RIein Der
llniformrof mieber abIeste, innerIid eir
gang anoerer Dtann setpOroen ais bisber
oa fibIte tpenisitens Elm Oteni6 Spmpa
tbien uno inpirefteu Oant fir ,Yepro".
ben Suno be8 Apiutanten.
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Msrfparbias Stsiasruna.

2teutenant (neben stpei SoIbas
ten bon benen Der cine am 8ooen Iiegt) !:
SIT Der Wann cbnmd9tis, &orporaL
RorporaI: Wteloe seborlamit, Serr
lieutenant bas ni4t, aber einen fleinen
&aui6 bat er!
Sieutenant: Sa, aber 9onners
tuetter, fann er benn gar niht auflteben 2
Scrppral: 8itt' seborIaniit 6err
lieutenant, nit 10 einem Haui1 fDnnten
Der 9err lieutenant aud ni9t aufjtebsn
= ni4t einmal Der Serr Wsaior !
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@epaete 8ebauptuno.

a.: g9ein mein 2ieber, i6 baIte bic
Tooe8ltrafe nit benz Stanppunft Der Giz
pIlIIatlon uno 9umanitdt our9au5 niht
perelnbar. SD bin entI9ieoen fur Abs
14affunS Der 5inri6tunsen.
B.: SD bebaupte baS 9esentbeiI, nnb
t6 bin felt ilberseust, tpenn Sic beute BON
lol9 etrem 0taubmDroer tppteelblageH
pirSen, bab Sic mDrSen gang anpsrs Saa
riiber reoen tpiroen.
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GraaLiAer q BE n.

&nabe: Sieb einmaI Der, Yapa, bas
iino Die SeibenraupeiL bic befanntli9 un=
ter Die nilbIidIten Ibiere eebbren
Batter: gBa5 niiBlihe Ibiere 2
S6au' Dir einrnaI eiueS Sdnsioerre9munc
Deinsr Nlutter al
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gunme[maier, auf Sebe unb Geres beusg
teno: User iino benn bic ~ vDas.
itno antife Usarftpeiber I iaet ber Bum.
nlelnaier.
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3u 9[L[em erb5tia.

6eloipebel 3apps pat bic 9luffidt auS
bem S9ieBitano unb leet ber BequemIitb= =
fei batber ieinen De9en ab. Gein 6aupts1
manu- iibernimnt mad einiser 3eit bic Sns
ipettipn uno meint:
g6elpfpebel, modem Sic iett niht au6
fhieben 2"
3appS (eifris): 8efebIen Der Serr
Sauptmann oab i4 nit meinem Sdbel
i6iebe
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g dneII aefdBt.

STE ter GU ieinsm 2ebrbuben, fpels'
dem er mebrere sPaare Stisfel gum 5liden
ge9eben batte(: 9tun am tpiepieIten
Baare btit Du bem I9on
2ehrling: 4m 5tpeiten, Serr Wei=
iter.
Neiiter: 50 LAP mir bas erfe Baar
einmal Ieben.
2eRrLtnS: Su, Wteifter, 6as made
i'd erlt tpenn i'd NIT benz stpeiten fertis
bin.
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Reifer: Sp laB, mir bas erfte lsaar
Cine moberne Saugfrai,

Utne N Q De erne . 0dus frau.
Spbann Du bait ia tpieber MIR abt
Gier sebra9t! SeSen Oenn Die anberen bel.
ben 9iibner gar ni6t 2"
- GntI8ulDiSea SndoiSe Srau bas
iinb 3tpei 9abnen.
lno Die Ie9en teine Gier I?
- Jtein, snGoise Srar, bic SabneH le<
gen ni6t.
ST. 10 l9affen mir lie unpersiisIi9 ab,
6as feblte scraos nod, caB mir 10 unaiises
8ieb fiitterten {!
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8ute 8ere 6 nuna.

Srau: Nann uniere 2inSer baben
idmmtIi9 baS SbarIabfieber.
Ntann: 9aS lit ia iebr sanItig -
nun muB Der DpttDr, Der mir 10 lange Die
Mietbe f9uIpet, ite in @esenreGnung fus
rtren - oa perliere id nibt mein GeIb
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3riea8Iin. 6

Srau: SD CLAUDE gu ber,srfen, lie.
ber Utann, baB Ou unier Dienltmdbden
plel freunpIt9er bebanbelit ais mid
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-11

The law Office of W. W. Ed
wards, ESQ, on the west side of
the Court House square, which has
been under construction for seve'
raj months past is now completed
and is receiving the finishing
touches at the hands of the pain
tiers. The building is eligibly
located, handsome in it's proper
tons, perfect in its arrangements
is covered with a slate roof. and
forms quite an ornament to that
part Of town. THE Old Barris'
ter will shortly occupy the Of
fee with his extensive law library
which by the way is one OF tRf
finest in the Attakapas, and make
it his permanent headquarters
where he may be consulted by
those desiring his valuable se.'
vices.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-11

THREE THISGs.-Three things
to do-think, lise aud act. Three
things to think of-liie, death and
eternity. Three ihings to love
courage. gen,leness and affection
Three things to admire-intellect
dignity and gracefuluess. Three
things to hate-crnelty. arrogance
and ingratitude. Three to delight
ii -beauty, frankuess and free
dom. Three things to with fo'
health, friends and q coutented
spirit. Three things to like
cordiality, good hu'uor and cheer
fulness.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-11-11

A nice man went into q State
street restaurant Wednesday, one
Of those places where dinner is al.
ways ready from six o'clock in the
merning tall shutdown, aud ordered
dinner. The soup was thick, but
something solid attracted his at
tention within the mysterious
depths. He fshed out a piece of
pickle.
See here, waiter" he said,
don't it look as though you was
spelling two good things 2"
"Halloy said the waiter, give
me that. There's a man at the
other table now calling for pickles.
Yon didn't order any pickles did
you?"
no, nor I don't believe I want
this SOUP" answered the man, as
he went fishing again and extract.
ed a cork.
SWELL, bless me-" said the wal.
ter, "if that amt the identical
cork to the Worcestershire sauce
bottle. Been missing two days
You don't want that, do you 2"
Its mine, amt it? Didn't ]
buy this soup 2
You can't eat corks. YOU
thought the SOUP to eat, not to car
nv home for the kids to play with
This aint no bric-a-brac store"
ut Ait hey ?" said the nice
man, what do you call that ?
He had been angling again and
hooked the leather end of q pail
of suspenders.
"1hat's mine, anyway" said thu
waiter. "rhat's personal proper
ty. That don't belong to thu
firm"
maybe the head of the firm i
down in here, too" said the nic'
man. "If yon ever recover tn
body, eend his things home will
ii to his family" and he passe'
out into a puEer atmospher.-
Cheek.