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Ee,daunrters for ClIeap Goods.

John Roemer, Nos. 20i0 AID oO2l MAR
street, offers the whole Of his immense stooE
OF Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods. Motors
Carpets, Oil Claths Wall Paper, 49,, &c. a
lower prices than ever seen before. tx
clus.yely for ofsh.
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attempted 10 Jump OF, but fell, and the
wheels rari over one Ter. mashing Il 30 thatit
isthousht Il will have to be ampntated.
Messrs. Kirkbride, and Richardson, Of Mat.
amoras, were In town yesterday trying 70 gel
orieirn ing mere OF Mr.. KifEbride and Others
Filling man tome years ago for bis money
and burylpg the body IN . well. The Story,
II will be remembered, was Immediately de-
MED, and now those who were most hurt oy
II are trying to fix its origin upon Dr.. Mar
tin. who had come here from that neighboE
hood inst before.
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New YoRE, November -grnsy easy at lIEaSh
per cent, closing At ~ p cant. PINE mercantile
paper 6a7 por cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills dull at 81 Sl1f: demand 81 81.
I ntrnr
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a PARALLEL CASE
10 &c an. GROVE lNIvNorIoN.
Tex. Of III. ,.el,lsa ia III. ssll.r Case, a. nolat.
1illt. Which Bl,poas, Of TIVE rnpartast
Polats InIOlr.d ia the neltan, Suit
In tAls Clty-1Ins to the Streets.

Last Tuesday morning the ISTELuoncEl
printed the result OF the suit Of Charts No!
Ter, Of Moundsyille, against the Ohio River
Railroad, In the Mnsasll county Circuit
Court on an application f,r an injunction
restraining the railroad company from oor'
stfucting o track In front OF the plaintiff
premises on Mechanic street, In Mouudsyllle
As will be rsmembere1r 1ndgs Jacob refused
the Injunction prayed for. As some Of the
important points upon which the plaintiff
relies In the similar suit OF James MoAdlmS
against the Elm Grove. Company are adj judi
Gated In the decision, II Is OF sinteTest here
and the substance Of II. with q history OF the
cas-. will 10 found Below ~
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Rics's "popr will be sure to draw we'll next
"wednesday and ThunIlAy. The piece and
he ooupAhy ore very popular elsewheres
Mr.. Randall, agent Of the "Hayal kirke''
Company. accompanied BY his wife, is ht the
Mcclure Houte.
RIce's surprise Party has some Of the finest
nanar ever seen here,
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AnIlsGMENr NOTES.
uHumpty nHmply" staunee -"HazeI
Kirke.refs.

HHumPty upnipiy" Hntthee -"haSei
Kirke,rete,
It has b:en decided to give "Humpty
Dnmpty" at q special matinee Saturday after
noon, and reserved seats will be placed on
isle Tor It this morning at Wilson & Bau-
mer's. The seats ior tho night performance
went on sale yesterday.
.'HA2aL xtRKEn MKT WEEK,
The original Madison Square Theatre Com.
pany appers aSsin in Wheeling on Fridsy
evening OF next week In that eyer popular
doueetic drama, "H.zsl Kirke." Mr.. W.
W. Randall, the agent Of the company, was
In the city last night and to Il reporter OF tbs
fSrELLiGEScER said: sour COMPANY this time
Is much stronger than before. Mr.. Q. W.
Couldock, Mrs L L. Davenport, Cecile Rtsh,
W. B. Cahill, W. H. Crompton, DsWolt Hop
per eud Ada Gilman baYe appeared here be-
lore and are veil known. Misc Maud pibogn,
our new Hassl, Is tbs bsStVe hsYe yet had
In the part. Size posstsses all OF those lovely
yomanly characteristics that have made this
part 40 acceptable to the great mas d
theatrs.gosrs, Mr.. Grahame isa new actor
in this country aada yeEy clever ono: he
plsys Tmr1sn
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Tavoriiism.
Is bad thing, but DR.. Pierce's "Favorite
Prescription" de.eryes Us name. It Is Ger.
tain cure for thcso painful malnaies and
Weaknesses which tmbittsr the lives Of so
many women. OF druggists s-,'-
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New Advertisements.

Lost or stolen-Grey Hound.
For Rsnt-Ten Room Dwelling.
Notice-sockholder OF Eta Fair.
For Cincinnati-Sseamer 81. Lawrence.
For saye-Emall Brick DHelling-Alex
Bone, Agent.
MsitbS's Reliable oysterg-J. NJ: Ray.
Dissolution and Co-psrtneTship Notice.
Curtains and Drapsries-G. Mendel & Co.
Opera Houle-Rice's snrprise Party:
The Philosophy OF Headache-Tbird page
Opera House-Tony Denier's Hump'y
Dumpty-Fourth page:
oyster Supper at Children's Home.
New 6oods-I. G. Dillon.
Dr.. John e. smith-Thlrd page.
Now is the Time-B. F. Caldwell.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

Foh SALE
Farm Of 40 acres 10 miles !;cm whtClrE b
Marshall county, ". Va. -
Valuable City Properly, \. Z. CcrpCt twenty
Timbercd Lands In quantities TO fuiI tp,thISi
In WetSel, BfA1ton aud Nichols LouBi!ti, AN
5000 acres land In Perry county, Teantt4ee, tLa
per acre. W, v. HOLE l. BIO,
auN 1870 Ahike 6iftel
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Simeon B. Purdy, In 1881, being the.owner
Of tract OF land, laid /. off into lotsl streets
and alleys, thus forming the town Of Mounds.
VILE. 10 1882 the General Assembly estab'
lished the town. a1d appointed irus.e es for
il. The plaintiff NolleF ;becAre the owner OF
lot 40, one OF the lots 80 laid out, situated on
Mechanic street, through q chain OF convey.
ances from PuIdy, the original proprietor.
None OF the deeds bounded the lot on the
street, nor Is there Rpy reteronee 10 1t in any
OF them; the lot Is conveyed by It's number.
There Is 60 dispute about the fact that Mech
anic street has been dedicated to the public.
Nolltr claims In his bill that he held the
fee or title In the stree. In front OF his lot to
the center, by reason Of his ownership Of the
sbuttiug lot, aud ALLEGED that the railroad
was about to lay Its track along the center o!
the street, and thus over q rat oIit to which
be claimed title, without his consent, aud
without making compensation to him.
The court held that u. the railroad CON-
psny lad been authorized BY Law to lay Ia
track along tho street, such laying OF the
same could not be an obstruction and q pub
lie nuisance, but that the case would be di.'
ferent II II should attempt to do so without
legislative authority. -
The question OF public nuitances there
fora. was not in the case.
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RAILROAD sOspt-s!eady.


EToCxs-Stccx Speculatious show no denided
movement In either dlrc.ivn to-day. The bulls
and bo4rs seem 10 be awaiting the movements OF
each other aud % there hiss been positive demon.
changes in pricts, though as q rule they were q
fraction lower than u the close Of last nigh, DuE
aside from these daily fluctuations 0f Jrices
4: Is absolutely c rtBtn that there Is steady
Withdrawal OF dividend stocks from the street by
the constlnt investors In small amounts, not only
In this county but IN EuIope. Northern Pacific
sold up 10 29H for common and 6lA for preferred,
on announcement that the Government had
Brlti.h Columbia mails over the Northern Pacific
lines This II Is statgd would add over $500 900 10
the receipts Of tho company's annually lo4u. The
market was well supplied with stocks on all leading
lhsres. but fiat la2 per cent for carrying. Pullman
Palace sold at INK ex.dIyldand.
TtAnHacIinns 2As ON Ehnhis
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WANTED

IWANTED-AGENTs TO SELL TN
Through Texas" BY CdItnrs Of TuSS, StEIN.slag
IGcy description Of TCSFs Eide InlI,,Ins \!
quaint anecdotes, hN'hly Il!uspaj,j 1s s'fSslS
octave pages, only $3.50 v r!ic ar Is,, ~ AZ
o'BSRNk BROS, e. and CO Wood. ItN II R.le'
s4.s.. :. OSfi
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Mellsburg,

8. S. Hedges Is closing out his stock ei
groceries at auction. Havlng sold his
properly he will 90 out OF business
entirely.
The social held at Lszsarylllo sshool house,
for the benefit Of the Sunday school, wss 9
Success, and The amount received theretrom
perfectly satisfactory to the management
The lease OF the Salvation Army having
expired at the Chlpel Church, they have
rented what 10 known a. the old Planning
MI, near tie depot, to hold their meetings
"A serious accident occurred on Wednes;
day evening by which Mrs Ecskin came
near losing her life. She was working with
an oil lamp, when from some unknown cause
the lamp exploded, saturatipg her clothing
with burning oil. By the timely aid Of q man
who was working near the house the flames
were extinguished, hut not until Mrs. Eskin
Yves severely burned about tbs hands and
arms. The house came nelr being. burned by
the SINE cause,
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TO TAN.PAYERs,

Cry colLrcroE's oFneE, Get Mis-,
The City Taxes for the year 1853, will b. dpAe,
Monday, tho 6th dsy OF November, IESS, ans N N
persons who pay their city taxes on or kiofe N.
Sd day OF December, 1883, will BE- Intitled d ~
count Of two per cent thereon. Ip0n al CiiJ I'M,
on zeal estate not paid on o. btGie DrCenhFf /
1885, penalty at The rSte OF ten per (ent M ~
mum will be addy d and collected ~ ~
FREL ERICK USRUB.
CC20 Civ CnIIarts.
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T.aatI-


NEW York, November LEAD dull; eommo
81 ~; refined 81 10.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

NOTICE.
T TO Holders o. Pittsburgh, Wheeling i Estsl,
Six months interest due November lN pp,, =.
The bonds OF this COMPANY, will b. raid "A M,
date NJ the office Of the PcnrSTlveniG RslsSt
Company, In Philadelphia, Pa, by joSI b f1y;S.
TreRAuICr Of that Company. tlGuE ioImI N n,
le.tilg The inie eat may he obtained al ihS Ri
OCT JS6. F. DAVIDSON T ,,u,.,
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DITTsBURGH, WHEELING < KEN,
i lucky RAILROAD co.
NOTICE TO sT0CKHOLDERs

A special meeting Of the atotEholdsr Of 4,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q Kcntucky Rlilfoadi ia
company, In the City OF wheeling, West VITInI
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1854
the mater Of the creation Of loan Of iSQi0V,lt.
cured BY mortgage upon the whole line, inludtS
the extension 10 Bolwood.
By oder Of the Board Of DltectorG
S. b. MGaETT,
6cl9 AH'stsnt hCFpiT.
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s. P. 4 8. G. fints.... ILL.,
Q. 7. bonds, aIsts....l'4
U. r. Land Gfnnts...lO'3s
U. p. sinking fund..li69
lex. PRc. land gT'Ls. AS1 I
IN pio GrAnd tiY az
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cToCKHoLpERs, MEETING.

4 special meeting Of tho stOckholden q IN,
Wheeling h!nge Company Is hetcb! cslIid d:
Saturday Afternoon, November il, 1855, Il i've
o'clock, for the purpose VI considering ihe pTo.
n:letY OF reducing The par value OF thr up,ul
sLoct Of the Company, and Notice Is heIby Evta
| Of the intention 70 offer At such meeting ri6lu
ton providing for such reduction.
By order Of tho Board OF Directors
- J; G. BRADY, Secretary
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Hon. R J. Alexander and vile, OF Bridge.
port, were in town yesterday.
The frat snow Of the season fell here yeC.
terday, butt was almost impsrcspHble.
Mr.. David Lee, Roadmastsr OF the Balti,
more & Ohio railrca1, was here yesterday
Addition Thompson, Ed, OF st. Glars.
vile, will probably DO the Secretary OF the
new Entrpriss window glass works.
A great many front gates were missing yes.
terdsy morning, but otherwise not much
ds7ilmeat ssems 10 have been done,
The Cyclones, Of Marietta, Who were to
have played their return base call match
with the Globes here last Saturday, are an.
nounced for next Saturday.
Jas, Fry was badly hurt yesterday on one
Of the tracks oil the Belmont Coal Company.
He was driving train Of carr, and riding on
one Of them, when the brake gave way, he
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TOR RENT

FIRST CLASS sroREEoou,
In the ceItre Of the Business ho,oupbi,n ~ 4.
es :sa, tiee o. Main street between Eleventh ~;
Enquire oil ALENANDF EnvP@4
ec21 EeIl Estate Agent, il6S Me, G,
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OUR line OF Mems and Boys Oyercoats
and Underwear is ssain complete. We
show many exclusive styles at exceeding
y ~" d. GUSDLING & CO,
Star Clothiers, 80 Twelfth st.
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SteubenyIIIe.

The Nirgo nail works Is making 100 kegs
OF nails per day and shipping as t0skas made.
Rev. E. D. Lsdyards installation as pastor
OF The Second PteSby terian church took place
last evening.
Miss Bnms Brown, Of Wheeling, Is the
guest Of Mrs. T. A. Hammond, Of North
Fourth street.
Two beer wsEons ca,no into collision on
Third street yesterday, resulting 10 one Of
the wagons being thrown over On embank-
ment, and tho driver, John MeCluskey,
having his leg broken in two places,
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TIM cooks DsllghV'- 1910 Main Street,
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For RENT.

The finest in the city eplcndllly Heated, NY,
1905 Main street. Elquircot
mol JAMR l.. HAVEN
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BALTIMORE. November l.-Flour quiet and steady,
aud November 81 0lal 05 December o. 0iISal ok;
January 81 l0fAl l0i. oEl, western dull and nrnl;
mixed November 651Se56c: year 6S1SA6Cc: January
66nSS1Sc Oats dull and easy: western white S64S1Ct
steaoy. Hay duh. PROVISIONS fairly active. Butter
firm. Eggs scarce and lrm d 5Esc. Coffee firm,
Rio carHI Cs, Ordinary 10 fair IL al2c Sugar dull.
MhiskY nniet and .Ady a. 81 lHal lSh.
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OIL CRY, Pa November. Petroleum opened at
81 O99s; highest 81 OK: lowest S. ": closed at
81 OK SALES, l,5e 0Oi barrels. CleaRnces yestet.
day $40 $50 barrels. Shipments yesterday: United
81 SCI barrels; tdeWater, 500 barrels; daily Az.
craze flr month"; 7O,7li barrels charters, $o,6os;
daily average for the month. 4i,760; runs Tuesday;
United, $3.50; tIdewater, ls,s4S; daily average,
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1.-Two stoeh.

Chic 90, November Tho horers' JotrralIe
porIs: AtRs-Receipts ZOO head; shipments 40
head: market stronger; Ro?d heavy l0c higher
co. light 81 3!ai %; skips g 0oA4 %. Ca;tle-Re
coipB 7,0eOdcAd: shipments $500 head; market
brisk on good dull on common: exports s6 2oa7 o.
Sredium 81 OGG5sC: range cattle steady Colorado
IS O5; Wyoming IS 05: srGss Texans So IS. Sheep
| Receipts 2,4O0 head; market active and steady;
inferior 10 fair s. C0ASc0 good s. ~; choice 81 CO.
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CIScINyArr, November l.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed Wheat stronger; No red winter 81 Ola
/ vs. spot; 81 03 bid November; 81 05H December;
Tec(ipls $500 bu.hals; ihipmants 500 bushels.
Corn weaker at 49Lxc, oan steady nc so. Rye
and bArley steady aud unchanged. Pork weak At
sIl COal1 70. Lard 6rmer at 7..0l725c. Bulk meat
flb 75$c; clear s. Whisky active and firm al 81 Is.
Rntirr Clill and UNCHANGED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

,tav away from the true frst-night performance.
Their absence on such occasions might suit the
manager well enough when success is doubtful OF
failure clear. But it will not suit the public which
wishes TO know not only what the half-dozen
gentlemen who provide dramatic opinions for tne
press think of a new piece, but also what tne
audience thought, and how the piece was received
Yet heard manager say the other day, that the
reception of piece on the first night ahords no"
absolutely no indication of its ultimate fate.
Since this was written, Mr.. Barrett announces
that having found at the preliminary dress reheaI-
sal that the play "Caudian" is not in sufncleh'iy
advanced state to place before the public i'll the man
per in which he is accustomed to place his pieces on
the stage he has decided to postpone the production
of it for week. That is very creditabie 10 Mr.
Barrett If his decision be the result as 1t would
seem to be- of his dress rehearsal, the new system
has justified itself at once.
The newest phase Of the Weldon divorce case mas
directed attention to phase of the law OF marriage
IN this country and to which would ike TO near
something from the Bishops who so vehenehly
onposed the Deceased Wife's Sister bill on the score
of immortality Ii is the law of England that ellher
husband or wife may for what is called restltu
ton of conjugal rights If either desert the othcr
without reasonable cause, the Court Will order the
delIDUuent 10 resume his VI ltldtiOhS Wv"
innocent party Mrs. Weldon actually obtained
from the Divorce Court decree of this SORT MI
Weldon obeycd it to the extent of providing his
wife with q house, of which he pays the rent win
two servants whose wages he pays, and with an
allowance of So. 500 year in addition The house.
servants and money lie offers freely. but live with
that woman again will not" says Mr.. Weldon
Whereupon bis wife prays the Court for an order 10
enforce its decree. Sir James Hammer took time 10
think the matter over. and yesterday announced
that he had no option but to grant the order prayed
for. He expressed at the same time, a very strohs
opinion of tine niquty and folly of the law he was
bound as Judge to administer. Most people,
fancy, will agree with him. But the law Is a reHc
of Canon Law-the same Canon Law by which our
friends, the Bishops. set such store And that Is
why l am rather curious to hear what the BISHOPS
NAV have to say about the matter. The BishopSafe
often interesting, but as they have pretty good
share of worldly wisdom in addition to their sprlt-
nal fervor it is probable enough that they will not
seIze upon this opportunity of e1toling The beauty
of the Canon Law. o. W. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Int simply az Frenchman" 1t was in virtue OF
this resolve that NJ Cemenceau went 70 re s t ;n
Premier at the Foreign Office to warn MN Oh nls ~,
tention As Wednesday is there devoted 10 Iece'ng
Ambassadors NJ Ferry answered that ne couiu a t
repy to a question put as Interpolation until tne
next day He also SAID that he would only answer
if compelled to do so by q vote OF the Chanper'
So be it., was the short ultimatum OF Ciemenceau.
There was therefore apretty skirmish on Ihursda2y
ont of which the Deputy of M0ntmartre issued wlln
following of 1875. A three days credit was gwen
to the head of the Cabinet, who Thought, tired 70
prepare his hearers for either bad news or the beat
ing of a retreat But he did not deny tnat tne
Chinese memorandum which was sent to MN ltst
week and of which the Temps has gwen synopsis
held that an attack on Bac-Ninh would be an act Oh
war nor that it could not be starting point ior
negotiations 1t also came ont that the ChamDer ior
the second time has allowed M Ferry to usurp lts
exclusive right to commit France to war. put as
set-Of against the usuTpaton the Premier declared
that were he TO keep in this matter within the Con
stitution diplomacy would be a vain word III
France. su
Bismarck will be sure to take advantage OF M.
Ferry's answer to NJ. Clemenceau. His German OPP
moments have treated the alleged danger OF rencI
spring upon their country bOgy manufactured
bv the REPTILE journalists. How could war DO en-
gagged in without long and noisy preliminary de-
bates since the right to declare it was no longer
vested in the Government, but in the hamber. NJ
Ferry has placed things the old basis, because IL
they remained on the new, diplomacy would DO q
vain word BY this he meant that the secrecy would
be wanting which is requisite Ill making success
ful spring upon another nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-23

Frau Johanna SchOpenhaucr had attained
considerable distinction mn author in the lighter
branches of literature, while her greater was as
yet far from being recognized "a light in phil0sO-
mon between this unsympathctic par, SchOpen-
haueT once exclaimed: My name " Ill be remem-
beTed wnen not one copy OF any OF your works will
he found III any lumber-TOOm in the wOrd;' to
which the bright and sarcastic lady promptly re-
piled mo doubt the whole edition Of yours will
still be at the pubsher's.p But remarkable ~ was
Schopcnhauers cOnceit there Is one thing about
him still more remarkable, and that is the manner
in which his opinion of himself, which he chung
to through many years of neglect &c last in
dorsed by the verdict of his country men.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-22
d. 4. RORERTseH g co.

NOR SALE-BY D. A. ROBERTSON & CO.,
Il The Oldest real estate agency in Minnesota.
Fifty acres just beyond Short Line r. r. cross
ing on Summit avenue, on the proposed boule-
ward between the two cities. Also twenty -four
acres southeast corner of Smelling and Marshall
avenues. Manchester College railroad station is
on this land; twelve trains a day. These two
tracts are offered for sale for short time at
prices far below anything in that vicinity. This
is the choicest land between the two cities; by
Short Line r. Il. nearer the business part of
st. Paul than Woodland Park, st. Anthony Hill
or Dayton's Bluff. Can be plated and sold at
once IL small tracts at great advance. Two
rare opportunities to lay out new additions.
Also thirteen acres northeast corner Smelling and
University avenues, near Union Park and Stock
Yards mill, subdivided into lots. Also tract
north of Rogers addition, and better property;
will sub-divde into forty-fve lots; price Sc, 750
which is the greatest bargain in that vicinity.
Five acres north of Randolph street, inside city
limits. This is perfectly level beautifully stu
ated III thu bluff, with a commanding view. ALI
of the above are offered for sale for short time
at prices that are positive bargains and will pay
the pure asers large profits if resold as lots or
small tracts. Also 200 acres on Fort Road. We
have about 1860 choice residence lots IN all parts
of the city at prices ranging from 5000 to $1,000
each, suitable for j. AZ of Hmitedmeans for homes
for sale on easy tens. Vacant and improved
business and resIG ,nce property in all parts of
the city.
We are the exclusive agents for any property
offered for sale by US.
D. A. ROBERTSON & CO.,
No. z, McQuillan Block,
liz Cor. Third and Wabashaw ST.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-22
BIEGLBR d Schultz.
Bridge Square.

New cottage, rooms, one half block fiom
street cars; $500, One-third cash.
100 feet on Nelson avenue cheap.
Handsome dwelling property near Manitoba
shops. $1,000, half cash.
Business property on Cedar street, near
Fourth.
Seven-room house and so feet front, beauti-
fully located on st. Anthony Hill, two blocks
from cars, So, 1900; half cash, balance long time.
Holly avenue dwelling, elegant; $4,000, easy
terms.
$6,0O0-Two story dwelling, also cottage; half
cash: can rent for $45 per month. Fort street,
near Ninth.
$4,000 -Eight-room dwelling, near Manitoba
round house. Part cash; balance monthly.
$4,000 Broadway lot.
Sl,600 to S1,700 houses and lots in West St.
Paul. Easy terms.
25,000-l00 feet on Lower Third street.
S2,2GQ-SI, 200 cash, balance monthly
room house, Arundel street.
2,OO0-Dwelling, stable and three lots on
Martin street, half cash.
S1,400-Six room house and lot with we'll, on
Martin street; $500 cash, balance $40 80
monthly.
2,500-Dwelling and good lot near East
Seventh. Easy terms.
Lots on Park avenue, Charles street. Selby
avenue, East Seventh street, James street, Au-
rora avenue, Hague avenue, Portland avenue and
Grand avenue. Also lots, blocks, acres. Farm
lands to exchange for city property Special
bargains In West and East St. Paul.