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

Alfred street, VIM. Ebblewhite, two-story
frame house; cost $4,000.
Alfred street, VIM. Parnelf, story and a
half frame house; cost $500.
Alfred street, three frame houses; cost
$4,000.
Armstrong street, DR.. Menzer, two-story
frame house: cost $500.
Armstrong street. John Wendlick, two
story frame house; cost $1,000.
Armstrong street, Edward Christopher
son, story and half frame house; cost
$500.
Armstrong street, Greenwood, story and
a half frame house; cost $1,000.
Ashland avenue, T. n. Dickson, one two
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31
Foets Up Ten Millions. and Forty
Thousand and Seven Hun.
dred Dollars.
THE PRESENT DOES so SPLENDID
That the Future Takes Care of Itself
and Will Exceed Our ''Great
Expectations
WORK OF BUILDING SOCIETIES.
Important Adjunct in Supplying Homes
For the Busy Then sands Who
Do Most COngregate
in St.

The annual review which the GLOBE pre-
SCENTS this morning Of the work Of a single
year in building up the Empire City of the
New Northwest, makes the most gratifying
exhibit ever presented in connection with
this city. The residents Of St. Paul have
become accustomed to witnessing its mar
vellous growth, but when an annual groUp-
ing of the work accomplished is made. it
astonishes even those who are most
familiar with our daily progress. 70
the nonresident the growth is such as
to be almost incredible. For the older
portions of the country the growth Of
twenty years is crowded into one, and what
residents of those slow localities have
waited almost lifetime without Witnessing,
is crowded into one busy year in this me-
tropolis.
The GLOBE comedies that some omis-
sions may have occurred in preparing its
list of buildings. The fact that there is
no system of building permits re-
it exceedingly difficult 10 obtain an ac-
curate record of all the work accom-
plished. Whatever errors may have &C
CURED, are however, against the city, as
they consist of new buildings which have
been overlooked by our representatives.
Representatives of the GLOBE have faithfully
traversed the 319 miles of streets in St.
Paul for weeks, carefully noting each new
building that could be found and making
inquiries as to its cost. The record is not
a hap hazard, slip shod affair.
but as nearly accurate as it
is possible to be without permits being
required by law.
The record is one Of which to be proud.
1t discloses 1895 buildings erected at a
cost of $10,04O.7eo. The detailed state.
nent vouches for its accuracy, while the
story in nutshell is told in the following:
REHABILITATION.
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THE STORYINDETAIL
Below will be found the detailed list
FIRST WARD.
ECAPTTTLAHCN
No D-,1l-

st. Paul, Minneapolis d Manitoba Rail.
way company, machine, car, paint and
blacksmith shops, ETC., built of st, Pau]
blue stone, with slate roofs. Cost 5000. 900,
D. c. Shepard, corner of Wacouta and
third streets, five story, pressed brick
with Ohio stone trimmings. Cost $4,000.
James Leighton. corner of Wacouta and
Third streets, five story, pressed brick with
Ohio stone trimmings. Cost $150,OOO.
Willius Il Weed, Third street. five story.
pressed brick. sandstone trimmings. Cost
100000.
P. II. Kelly, Third street between Sibley
and Wacouta, five story, pressed brick.
sandstone trimmings: cost 100000.
ID. Greve d Co., corner of Fifth and We
couta streets, five story, pressed brick,
sandstone trimmings; cost 100000.
+. +. Drake, Third street, between Jack
son and Sibley, five stories, pressed brick.
sandstone trimmings; cost $4,000.
Mrs. ). E. Thompson, Third street, be-
tween Wacouta and Sibley. five stories.
pressed brick, stone trimmings; cost S75.-
600.
Noyes Bros. q Cutler, corner of Wacouts
and Fifth streets, fve-story brick. stone
trimmings; cost $4,000.
o. E. Bailey. Fifth street, between Wa
couta and Roaabel, three-story brick block
of two stores; cost $4,000.
A. b. Wilder, Sibley street between
Sixth and Seventh, four stories. pressed
brick, stone trimmings, cost 100000.
Nichols d Dean, corner of Third and
Wacouta streets, four stories. pressed
brick, sandstone trimmings, cost $4,000
st. Paul Gas Light company, Fifth
s sse eth between Jackson and sib'ey, cost
j. F. Meagher, Third street near Sibley.
$4,000.
G. d. Gilfillan, corner of Jackson and
Fourth streets, completion of six-story
building; cost, 100000. Total cost, S15O.-
600.
Ms. McQuillan, Fourth street between
jackson and Sibley, five stories, pressed
brick, Ohio stone trimming; cost $65, 900.
@. d. Gilfllan, Fourth street between
Jackson and Wacouta, five stories, pressed
brick, sandstone trimmings; cost $4,000.
Mrs. N. B. Whiteman, corner of Seventh
and Pine streets, five three-story brick
stores; cost 100000.
II. Habighorst & Son, corner of Seventh
and Wacouta streets, three-story brick
block; cost $4,000.
VIM. Constans, corner of Seventh and
Wacouta streets, three-story pressed brick.
with stone trimmings; cost $4,000.
j. L. Merriam, corner of Sibley and
Fifth streets, five stories. pressed brick,
stone trimmings, cost $4,000.
h. P. Rugg. Fourth street between Sib-
ley and Wacouta, five stories, pressed
brick, stone trimmings, cost 100000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-31

Number of buildings, 50.
Total cost, $5e9.0OO.
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NEW ST. Paul.
A wilderness Of Buildings Erected in
1882.
MARVELLOUS ADVANCEMENT.

The Most Rapid Growth. in Proportion
to Population, In the World.
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Grrms Of Salt:

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more. VIII b" rqrr"'i u c'>h -"
day OF sal IL" helan - i" hr raj il
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day % '"uary, 1888. with "tr,e>t ~
The VII |" pay abe a"nn, III =; the pm
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ELiZARE'H VI BARNES
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Executors Sale
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Packing Their Carpet Bags.

From Turtle Cut Inlet to the
Golden Gate, from the Cheputnat-
icook to the Rio Grande, all over
the United States, this week, men
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Washington.
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like by the single impulse to get
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ing the national spirit out of
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ter in dollars and cents in the long
run.
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GEORGE Garrison, of Accomac
county, Virginia, although legally
elected to Congress at the last
election, has been counted out "
by the mongrel crew who are run
ming the Malone ship in that
now Godforsaken State. Come
over in Maryland, George; you
have been in bad company for
some time. If we can't be a
" Mother of Presidents" we can
take you in and +" Father " you.
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5.h lSS2


al that valn.tl. FARN % which the
SAID Batncs die Wi and rns>. Ssd
located ~ Public L'nding. on the S, nr.
pux NJ B.y ahonr six all from tie
SAID town Of S"cw Hill, ~ Worcc,t r
C,nuty. Narvland, known as the
Julge Spenc' Fau"," containing THREE
tunired and s'v ut! five acres Of land,
more OF less.
The Farm borders IA tn. r'urty road
lradrts fem Sow Hill t. Pm, l. h,nt
ing i"r At on INV ani ~ mis- nnd
has The r'ruarion a. bei"s ate 81 the
mos' dc>"ahl' pIar'at,n,- i" ,,id 6 ~
ty. and l'c> IL lul; open ve~ -, -ali
S,hrrnX"nt Bat-a h. autifn -hr.f e
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us I'D Wil F,~i-,ni tn A ''antc
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The land i il igh ia" OF ru'iv,-
lion w'ih rca ciav sut-.",', eli i,
vrry p,o tive fl alt cr,eals govt. -
this IL ituir such A. corr, WHIT, "tt,.
etc Al d l. nnc Ut ia bet Fum.
stock purposes III thi- Inc lii.
There is on The F,rm >utfiri.n' rim
Der fr oil idrmi"g rutp">, $, aud . iinr
meadow 10, stock - zIng, ard is H.
proved by tx"->'orv r"mmn.ii"u~
Dw"li"e THREE Trnpm"ut II Uses w,,h
ou'-hn'ld'ng- aud ieuc'ug al in gouh
condiron.
~ II" Farm viii be sold fr.e and
cl a, - AL li""s ar membranes, sui
p''"<>io" " u h. gwen Q" til" 1T day
OF January, 1883.
s4g% rh's Farm will tear III. tel II
81, Exam inniiou, sud u it, "tfr 'or SAFE
"n excellent Ipo''nuify Is pr >.rt'h t."
any one i"-'r'ng e hom,,' ad Whe'.
h" may r'jn, al the comfrrs OF homr
rural lIt", ~ Will a. makiLga p,oti;ahIr
Investment If his capt'al.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-12-02
WHEN Senator Cameron read
Governor Hoyt's Thanksgiving
,lamation he probably indulg-

n some snlphurous syntax.-
hat in the would he could fiud
be thankful for this year is more
an the oldest inhabitaut could
ell and to be required by Gov.
Hoyt tc~dffer thanks for the de-
Il of the boss ticket and a whole list
similar blessingsin disguise vas add
insult to injury.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-06
CHURCHES.

r,AIRU BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
I atreets; preaching first and third Sundays 10
each month, II a. IN. and 1890 p. m prayer meet
Ing Thursday, 1880 p. IN. sunday school, g;sV am
Rev. A. J. HESS, Pastor
CHURCH OF THE REDREMER-fRPiscopeD
I Fourteenth street; Sunday zoos m, Holy
Euclasist; $50 a. m, Sunday school lO;49 an:
Morning prayers; 500 P. m. evening rayefs' ~
r Dayenp port, 3. T, K. Rector.
ISIRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH -
4 preaching AZ 10 40 q. H., p. m, and 100 p m
SABBATH school at T:S9 p. N Rev. T. ). snores'
pastor
q uTuERAN-Thirtee street; services Sab
IL bath 80 a m. Sunday school p. m Rev
AEeppe, pastor
METHODIST Cor. Eighth and Walnut streets
wi Preaching sabbath 1l:0o .. m. and 80 ?, M
sunday school At 500 p. m Rev j. a seAtteu'
Pastor.
ngEsBYTRRIAN-E Eighth street; preaching on
1 sabbath a. II 90 q. IN. and 1880 p. m; prayer
roeeting "Wednesday 81 tsp, m; sunday schooi
stan n. Rev b. Y. George pastor,
c,g Joseph s--iRomsn catholie) Corner Crosf
y and Walnut streets; services saobsh W.oVA
a. sunday school a. p. m; Vespers 2. IN. sef
,ces every day al a. IN. Rev. ohaFa' fnesN
ct. PATRIcK's--( Roman Cssholiel Corner Ninth
y street and Washington syennei services sab
uaih s aud lps m. ; Vespers 8 p. m sunday schoo
90 N. services every dsy ats m Rev. Aastersal
grest