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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

|Trnnsrerx or Real Estate ~ Dn-
b<,ik County frbn Sept 4, 1853.
~ sept. 20. 1883.
"A II Gibson 10 WIN XcDopall q .
\ Shipman, 90 scres IN Sec -, a 4, rs
Henry King 70 John Hemor, part d
out l0t i3. lfuntingbnIx. $40.
+ HildcrhrAnd 70 a IA Miller, pt oul
jot l3. Huniingbure. <20
y ieseemer. adm'x 70 Reuben Brown
|pt 20 acres 10 Sec ~. n 2. II 3. 975.
Geo Friedman % Jos KsPp, pt lot 10
Jasper, 1l25-
! Lsudiss 70 L. E& stL ~, acre 10
Sec ~, T2.E
G Williams 20 John Schneider. pi
out iot IS. HuntinRburg, 655.
r Brown % Elvirn iie~~emer, ~ %
acres, IN Sec ~, IT,. R3. SIS.
jos Friedman. et 81. 70 Louis Pau, 50
acres IN Sec 50. III, X :. $50.
Mary ElsDsr 70 q Gebllau-en. So
scres II Secs - and I6, T3. r. and 5
N Brown to W + simmons, i acre ID
Sec 20. T1NR 3$7
@ w Atkins. Sr. 70 w 5 Adkins, a
acres 10 Sec !. T .. r >. $780,
kns ~. .or ' Akns' ~,
ekn ee.e, = 80 =. @'h', S2v''
- .1P AiAs' ~ acres ~
IL Lsndgrebe % John Schmifker. pi
ous ~ p; Hcrs'nfprk' s<vv-
\. =, Y, X. yonr .,"e'ns' - aeies
80 :; 80 ,e y: ~
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

ErA1<stii< jeornAl.
Amongst the veterans Who attended
the soldiers reunion at Rockrori last
week. was Dr.. r. n. Welman. Or Ja<per.
When the first ca;l for volunteers was
made II 1851, ho responded promptly,
and went through the war nobly per.
forming bic duty. He hes been afflicted
with cancer or che throat for two years,
and he's been operated on several times
The fear 3 that be can not live much
Longer, and with bis indomitablo spiri,
Pc is preparing for the worst.
The meeting with bic old comradeu
WAS ed and affecting. To John q. Deck.
~, Of this city, whom be knew before
the war, he said : n have aIways tried
10 Be a my post OF duty, and think that
this i ny Iast grand rally here on earth.
Before elk months have passed 1 expect
10 answer The call for the reassemblinQ
of the Grand Army above When tho
doctor heard the Ole and drum and saw
the colors be thoughtIessly checred, for
getting his snfIcrings entirely.
DR.. WelmAn, although . firm and I'M
compromising republican in the midst of
= community intensely and almost unan-
Imously democratic, has always enjoyed
the respect, esteem and confidence of bis
neighbors throughout Dubois and al
Joining counties He is 3 skillful and
experienced physician. and has had FOR
many yesrs vefy large and successful
practice.
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On Monday night about midnight The
lofh inst. Prof. swim, director Of tho
Warner Observatory. Rochester n. r.
discovered smother comet N fko same
constellation With the one receotiy found
bv Prof. Brooke. It . moving almost
directly toward The earth. and hence
shows very little motion, % that Prof.
Swift found e dIEcult y verify sud xas
unable % DO - until last Saturday night
The TWO comets will very likely cross
each o,htr's orbits ~ their progress. aud
their appearance - reerly together. aud
within 20 abort space Or time i most
singular, II not Significant fact
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

~ Gray Of this place he's perfected The
plane for ditching machine which will.
be thinks revolution;ze the world. III
capacity will be one hundred rods three
feet deep per day, q Be operated by two
horses and one man and not % exceed
ono hundred dollars IL cost. He went
over % Washington Tuesday to make
arrangements % have one made for trial.
Il i % Be sincerely hoped that Nr.
Gray's ideas may prove practical, - the
cheapness and simplicity Of operating
will enable almost every farmer 10 have
: machiDo Of THE kind. and thus much
land that Il unit for cultivation. by
proper drainage. can b utilized. Pc
tcrsburg Democrat.
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Tho gubernatorial campaign II Iowa
10 being conducted With unusual viEor
this fall. The issues outlined arc pro-
|bihiiion and protective tariff On tne sIde
|of TIE republicans. and lIcense and tarilk
!fyr reyeDns only by the democrats
They are calling some Of The strongest
men into the campaign. Bcn- Harrison
ms been On fhe stump for The republi-
cans and Thos. a. Hendricks for tho
dcm0crafs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

There ere now Democratic Governors
IN twenty-five stairs of the Union. Re-
publican Governors IN twelve etate-. and
n re>djneier Governor III che rcp>ininx
State, Virginia Tho so-cnIIei North
ern sfatesr with Democratic Governors
are California. Colombo Connecticut,
Ksnsa@. Massachusetts,. Michigan Neva-
da, New Jersey, New York. and Penn
svIvAnia. The States with Republican
Governors. ere IllinoiA Indiana, Iowa,
Maine, Ninnesot,- Nebraska. New
Hampshire. Ohio. Oregon, Rhode leland,
Vermont and Wisconsin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-28

IN 1860 the best raIlroad time between
New York and New Orleans was i've
days, and : passenger had 70 make nine
changes. many of them long rides from
depot % depot. u 1852 lhe time was
reduced 70 four days; II ls7S q three
and half days, and 10 1873 70 three days
|and only one change. Now the time ha1
been reduced % fllsy-eieht hours
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CAnoda's new liquor lav prohibits
sales n towns that vote Against them,
and II Others gives license commission
|cro the power % REFUSE licences = de-
crction- All bars must - closed from
u o'clock On Saturday allornoon uniIl 8
|on Monday morning.
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PUELisHED ryERy ynlpAY, An JASPER
Drsois cVusrx, iApiANA, ~
CLEMENT D0ANE.
0FFicE.-Ix CounsrK Bu,Lplne On
WEsr Srxrs STREET.
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For six months. u


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for transient advertisements = reaeona'
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~Who gives this woman avay - ask-
|ed tbe clergyman during ehe marriage
|oervico. n en- bnt won't hid vim
|dIctive discarded lover ID t1e crowd.
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COAL J COAL !!
SCHITTFR & GERBER

Fave leased The Reis Coal Mine. and will
deliver coal 70 any part Of Jasper prompt.
~ for eight ccnts per bushcl, or will soil
Il at the platform for nix cents. This ID
the bcst coal IN the market, and will be
well screened and good supply always
kept on hand. We solicit tho public PET.
ronago. Orders len q the barber shor
Or Mr. q. zocllcr will be promptly filled
ANDREW n. SCHITTER
JOSEPH GERBER
Sept r. 1850 -em.
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NM TANTED-Situation by lady of expert
w ence to superintend housekeeping. Ap-
ply to or address for two weeks Mrs. Knight,
Zl0 South Fifteenth street, Minneapolis, MINI.
SOL
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176 e. Third St.
w. Il. H. JOHNSTON,
At Law,
AND
REAL ESTATE DROKER,
356 Jackson Street.
356 Jackson Street.

g.>OR SALE.-29 lots $50 feet deep each,
K fronting beautiful park; bluff view Of river
and valley, on Victoria street, three blocks from
Grand avenue; terminus Of street railway; track
already laid.
Also so lots in block 2, Victoria and Goodrich
avenue, 600 feet from the new street railway
terminus. Two years. time on balance OF pay
ment.
Also G lots, including CD feet corner facing
South Chatsworth and Owasca avenue.
Also the hanGsomeSt block of 80 lots in Sum
nit Park addition. Tive years time on balance
of payment.
The above lots are relatively the best bargain
for prices and terms now available on st Antony
Hill. within few hundred feet of the Grand
avenue terminus Of street railway with tracks
all laid AID cars running in all probability in 10
days; also within ten minnteS' walk of the pro-
posed new Short Line railroad depot, only II
minutes from union depot, Sibley street. A
$1,000 residence is under contract on lot 81, On
Bluff, block G. w a. II. JoHNeToN,
Attorney ard Real Estate and Financial
Agent, 3 Jackson street.
a SPLENDID lot in block 3, Holcomb's ad-
dition, above grade; small payment; easy terms.
Improvements all about it.
FIVE elegant lots. Nearest improved part of
Summit avenue.
FIFTY feet on Sixth street, resr new chamber
of commerce building.
W. II. Il. JOHNSTON, 356 Jackson St.
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C.ucnt in a Stone Cellar.

Officer Ash and Donnelly at 11:15 last
evening discovered the grating in front of
Brown & Hayes, grocery and notion store,
corner of Sixth and Minnesota streets to
be displaced and at once made investiga-
tion, the result of which was the finding
of three boy bsrglars, one aged sixteen
and two about fourteen, in the cellar, and
supposed to be on the eye of robbing the
premises. They were taken to the city
hail and locked up, giving their
names as Charles Sanford, Thos.
Qrinlan and Ed Flanagan. While being
conveyed to the station Flanagan threw
away into the street an old fashioned,
open faced gold watch, which motion was
observed and the watch recovered by the
officers, who have no doubt that it is sto-
len property.
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The Gould and Asfor Alliance.
Especial Telegram to the Globe. J


New YORK, Oct. 28.-There is flutter
among the upper middle class" over the
reported attention of Mr.. Gould, son
of Jay Gould. to Miss Carrie Astor
daughter of Gotham's most distinguished
millionaire. Miss Carrie 4stor is said to
be charming young lady and the senti-
timent which has brought her and Mr..
Gould into sweet communion is said to
have nothing whatever to do with his
wealth. For that matter, the lady Is quite
as rich in her own rights as her reputed
lover can ever hope to be. "To be can
did" remarked a prominent member Of
the Manhattan club, "she has more money
than George can spend. leaving the mat
ter of his patrimony out of the question
altogether "What is thought of the al
liarce?" asked the reporter. $50 far as
havs heard it meets with general ap-
proval. Gould is more popular than
the old man, and is seen
frequently in the clubs. He
is liberal fellow but not spendthrift by
any means" ''What will be the effect of
the marriage?" "Ihat is hard to tell. It
will certainly unite two colossal fortunes
ard will give the name of Gould the only
thing it now lacks-sooiaI CASTE" In the
Union and other clubs as well as in the
prominent up town cafes, the probability
of the marriage wss frequently discussed
this evening, to the exclusion OF politics
and everything else. The impression
seemed very general that Mr.. Wm. Van
der5ilt would leave no stone unturned to
have the match broken off. 'He looks to
me-" said a friend of young Gould to-day,
''as though he expected everybody to
congratulate him. I wouldn't
hesitate to bet $4,000 even
that the marriage ain't 3 month Off" "Are
the preparations under way?" All know
Is that the real purpose of the Allantas
construction will be shortly revealed.
Those who were foolish enough to imagine
that jay Gould bought that yacht TOR his
own pleasure will be convinced of their
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
PERSONAL.

E.S. German, Esq, returned yesterday
and was newly registered at the Windsor.
At the Clarendon yesterday, n. G. Fol
som. Winona; Henry Rogers and wife of
La Crusse.
Gan Nelson A. Miles, U. S. A. and fami-
~ arrived atthe Merchants yesterday and
will remain here for few days.
At the Windsor yesterday, j. T. Nor
gan, Duluth: Robert L. Briggs, Philadel:
phIa; P. A. Fowler, Peekskill, N. Y; Geo.
W. AIDE, Lewis, OAK; Mrs. W. Zsitz and
daughter, Philadelphia.
Among arrivals at the Metropolitan yes
terday we're D. j. Norton and wife, Mar
quette, Mich; Charles B. Wright, Jr., Phil.
adelptia; D. al. Garrett, Boston; G. NJ
Wilhelm, Philadelphia; Jas K. Bole, Cleve-
land; w. h Townsend, New York; NJ. n.
Humphrey, Three Rivers, Mich.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants
yesterday were: o. T. Blaine. Butte City,
Montana; E. Coste, Ottawa, Ont; Louis v
Garnett, England; j. P. Heathvale, Du.
,uth; S. F. Holbrook and wife, Kasota; G.
L. Porter and wife, Oconto, Wis; T. R
McArrou, Winnipeg; S. F. Sprague, Port
land, Oregon; S. Oilendorf, Detroit; G
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
BHDgETAAERs

Funeral Directors. Sole Agents for Metallic
Burial Caskets and Cases, Cloth and Wood
Caskets.
Corner Third and Minnesota ste.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

McCabe and wife, Moose Lake; Charles G.
Penn, Columbus, Ohio; Paul j. Schlict,
Rochester, N. Y; Thomas NJ. Pugh, Ellen
dale, Dakota; Il. W. Holden, Kansas City;
NJ. Q. Connors, Speerfsh, Dakota; W. Il.
C]otant, Miles City; John E. Williams,
Portage, Wis; A. Myers and Joe Scott,
Montana; Charles N. Bell and wife, Winni-
reg; William M. Merritt, Milwaukee, w.
G. Bardsley and wife. Walla Walla, Wash
ington; Thomas 3. Ware, De1iFs
LraFe. Dakota; n. S. Porter, Nebraska; I.
B. Burrows, q. S. A.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

EAI AIAhTED-Situation in private family by a
w man who thoroughly understands the
care of horsee, harness a carriages, and can
doctor horses in most cases. number one
driver. Has no objection to so in the country.
Address Harry, this ofice. 2e6-SO2
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

OOMs for rent, furnished and unfur-
1G nished, at 472 Cooper street, between
Eighth and Ninth. 294*
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CHANGE OF POLLS.
Election Notice
Change Of Polls !!
CITY CLERK's OFFICE,
Or D ~ nE a.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 70, 1883.
ALI qualified electors in the Second Aldermsnic
District of the Eastward of this city, residing
south of the tracks of the st. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Railway will vote at the place where
the last election was held in said district viz.
at the house of Joseph Gahr on Pearl street.
And all qualified electors residing in the Second
Aldermanic District of the First Ward of this
city north of the above described district will
vote at the Rioe School house on Granite street.
The judges of election will meet at the above
described premises, on Tuesday, the 3Oth day of
October, 1883, and remain in session from s
O'Clock a. m. until o'clock p. M, and Friday
and Saturday the End and Sd days of November.
1883, between the hours Of IL o'clock n, and 10
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of correcting and
revising poll Lists.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST,
2S9-310 City Clerk.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

VN NANTED-Situation to take care of horses,
w as driver. Many years experience. Ad-
dress ''H," Globe Office. 29S-304
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

IN ANTED-A good job printer at Cunning
~ hams 325 Wabashaw street. 30l-SU2
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Wants Help Against sprague.

Providence, R. l., Oct. 28.-O+ B. Farms
worth, receiver of the personal property of the
Quidnick company has applied to the supreme
conrt for writ of assistance, to enable him to
recover possession of the personal property of
the company now withheld from him by VIII
liam Spracne.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

eISOR SALE-Pool table, bar fixtures, every
q thing complete and new. Cheap for cash.
Inquire ct 223 Acker, or G. c. Miles, 1856 Jack
son street. 275*
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Prof, Il, III. EyaHS'

Office hours, at Sherman hall, every Monday
Tuesday aud Friday afternoon, from to s
O'Clock aRd Saturdays all day. New classes for
beginners and advance, Juveniles and adults)
commences soon. Call or address Lock box.
Sherman hall.
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DIED.

WARNE-Oetobsr2 28, at a. NJ, Edwin Frede-
rick, youngest son of Edwin and A. s. Warne,
aged yeas ard days.
Funeral from parents residence No. 50 Aurora
avenue, at ~ p. m. October 90. Friends In
Vited
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FIVECENTS LINE
FOR SALE.

~ OR SALE-Ten shares West St. Paul build
4 ing stock, series '8l. Enquire 1884 Wabashaw
street. SOL 1902.
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GLEASON-On Oct 27, 1888, at the residence
OF her sister, Mrs. Wiltzacher, RosetowD,
Mary n. Gleason, aged a years, daughter of
David and Johanna Gleason. Funeral from
St. Joseph's church Monday at 10 o'clock
a. N. Friends invitea to atterd.
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Concora,ac 1ra nortod Clgars.

Competent judges upon al sides declare the
SsGi Skin Cigar to bs equal if not superior to
the best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or favor produced
By drugs. Besupre. Keoch 6 Co.. Agents.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

T IS;r you, properly for ssls and orders for
81 l1roAaaes with Geo. Il. Heg<srd, Real
Estate and Loan agent, 170 East T.iri strest,
St. Psui. 80
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To-DAY's WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80, q. m.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi valley:
Fair weather, preceded By light local rains,
variable winds shifting to westerly, falling
followed by rising barometer and station
ary or slight fall in temperature. For the
Missouri valley: Generally fair weather,
northwesterly winds, stationary or rising
barometer and slight fall in temperature.
Daily globe., 1883-10-29
FINANOTAE.
REAL ESTATE.

GOOD HOUSE on Valley street, rooms, cis-
" tern, cellar, for $4,000 on very easy terms.
House and 81 feet on Seventh street for 81. 000.
House and 10 feet on Seventh for $4,000. Fine
lot on University avenue for $3.50; 46x132 on
Jglehart for 5000 Elegant nine-room residence
on st. Anthony Hill for $3.50. Corner on
Dayton avenue, 7lxl70 to alley for S., 200. 25
feet on Seventh, near Wabashaw, with improve
meuts, at $500 per foot. Corner in Arlington
Hills addition $500, on monthly payments. 100
principal avenues ard streets on st. Anthony
Hill. Cheap building sites on Dayton's Bluff;
this is a fine place to buy for an investment.
The above and a large list of other choice pieces
of st. Paul real estate cheap and on easy terms.
Money to loan on improved city property at
per cent. interest. John NJ. Lynch, l04 East
Third street, Presley Block.
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gJT0R SAI4E OK RENT-lo5 acres, one mile
& from postohioe; best stone quarry in Rice
county I furnish all stone for state institu-
tions, ShstGuck schools, St. Mary's Hal and all
public buildings. located here patent Inns kin,
foar dwellings, one st no, one frame barn, one
st ne barn connected tn blacksmith shop, etc.
Tvent frs acres, containing the quarry end i'm
prov ments, will be sold or rented separately, if
dsglred. heaacn for sei]ing--oid aga and poor
hsAlth. Apply TO Shil;p Cromer, Faribgult,
MINI. 1894
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A B. WILGUS q BRO, 354 jackson ST., has
CAe more houses and lots for sale at all prices
and terms than any agents In the city. 30I-307
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M ANTED-Four men to work steam shov-
Wv els. Also, ten carpenters at Minnesota
Transfer Elevator. 299-395
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Y OTIS and money to buid On monthly pay
- ments. Pionear Building Society, $50
jackson street. 1861
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VN ANTBD-Boy to take care Of horse and
Wv drive about town, at 275 jackson street,
corner of Aurora avenue, E9S-305
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VF YOU DESIRE to sell your property, list it
Il with Nicolay Ct Pond, 70 East Third street,
the live real estate dealers Of St. Paul.
f99-39I
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Il SACRIFICE-House and Lot and fair terms
IA ii sold before November first. L. B. Viii
gus & Bro, 35i jackson. S0l -303
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4 GIRL wanted for second cook, 355 jackson
IA street, st. Paul Exchange restaurant.
297-203
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I'll 7 ANTED-A respectable lady by aiding q
w little in family of two, can find a good
home. board and room furnished. Address,
with reference, Mrs. G, care of Globe Office.
206-3O3
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GrtEVENTH STREET-Finest list of property
~ on this street in the city. A. B. Wilgus q
Bro. 30l-307
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GeHHieS.

TST ANTED-Two frst-class plumbers, 81
w Kenny & Hudn2r's, 1la snd LEO, West
Third street, St. Pau 12l"
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VE TkNTED-A girl that can fold and sew
Vs books, at P. J. Giesen's, 10 West Third
street 297*
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VA ANTED-A girl for general housework and
w a nurse girl. Mrs. j. B. West, So PARK
place. 300-8GG
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NJ TANTED-Competent reliable girl, Swede,
w Norwegian or German. References re-
quired. $18 per month. 444 Laurel avenue,
corner Arundel street. 3GO-2
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GTRAYED-From my premises at West St.
~ Paul, red dry COW. straight horns, with the
letter III marked on right hip. Supposed to have
crossed the bridge. Any person giving informa-
tion of same, will be literally rewarded. John
HoHarty. 1865
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

GTRAYED-On the 10th of October from 142
~ Eighth street, small light colored Scotch
terrier bitch. Finder will please return and re-
ceive reward. 3. Connolly. 296- $50
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

TtO ORENT-Ofices-The Davidson block has
4 been completely overhauled, and s. low
Crane hydraulic elevator placed in the building.
Some of the best Offices in the city for rent.
Apply to w. F. Davidson. in block. 345*
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

E>URNISHED or unfinished room for rent,
= with or without board, near Madison school,
Inquire 1875 Rice street. 277*
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LOST and FOUND.

I oST-At the Sunday night fire, one black
"a horse and one black mare, six years o.d !.
Suitable reward for return of said horses. W.
l.. Nichols, cor. Fourth and st. Peter streets.
2o7*
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M lANTED-Competent girl for gene-el
w housework; family of three; good WAGES.
428 Laurel avenue 29G-sJ2
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VA ANTED-l0 coopers to make pork bar
w rels. Apply to st. Paul barreI Co.,
West Side. 300-6
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FIVE CENTS LINE
SITUATIONS WANTED.

NM ANTED-A situation by youngl lady as
w clerk in store, as copylst in an Office,
or to do chamber work in hotel. Good refer
euces. VIII accept situation in city or country.
Address M. IL, Globe Office. 30l-3U7
Daily globe., 1883-10-29

YgT ANTED- 95 cash girls and 10 bundle boys
w at S.a's Exposition, this morning. Min
neapolia.i 2S6*
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Il. w1k~s,1R BlL LLEIl n.
OFFICE CnlEr SIGNAL orF1o1B b,

w<epnxe7, u. C., Oct. SO, s:s6 p. "a.
: ob7e,-vatiors taken st the came moIneus OF
ma st All atations.
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RocTnSs

NOR RENT-Four rooms, central Cremer
Il & Co., 1923 jackson street. 299-SO2
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kM |ANTED-A place to work morning and
w evening for board. Inquire at Business
College, corner Seventh and jackson streets.
S0l-S0S