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Bloomington, ILL.,, girl walks about
the streets with pet coon.-Exchange
a colored damsel Of Bismarck is guilty.
OF the same reprehensibie practice.-
Bismarck Tribune.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10 be sold at sherif's sale, on the 18th day Of
November 1883, in front of the Court House door.
AZ white sulpher Springs, Meagher County. Mon.
lana the following described property, to-wit:
Lots one az and two 2G in block F.. in the town
Of Maiden together with the building thereon
known as the Maiden Hotel. and all the appur,,.
nanees therento belonging.
W. d. CAMERON.
Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY
Land Office az Helena, Montana.
o. 49,. ~
W. d. CAMERON,
Sheriff.

Land Office az Helena, Montana.)
October /, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the folIovi,o
settier has hled notice Of his intention 10 NAL
nhal proof In support Of his claim: that saii
r11t VIII be made before John Toombs. Notary
IuDhe,ih ana Tor Meagher county, Montana. AZ lev.
lst9h, Montana November 18th, 1883. viz: Stenben
n. SUi,of no made presumption d. s. no. 5Iaf for
We N2 \ ~ and N%NWk. section "a. IN III X
prove ms continuous residence upon and ~cuItiya'
tion oI said land viz: John Fogarty, John Pierce
lt'er II Conih and John Sullivan, AM Of Overland
heagher county, Montana.
,. Atkinson, Register.
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According to the Mohammedans the
world is coming to an end this month.
The ancients had it: "See Rome. then
die" We have seen Benton.
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A well posted Ohio politician saws
the Garfield republicans of that State
Will not vote for Arthur if placed in
nomination by the National Republi.
a Convention.
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For Sale

The saloon and billiard hau -
AfSh billiard Hal, consisting or ~ n W Won
%A'o tao rooms-6ar and biIii,-i
Hari ~ hAtures N,200 worth of stoet !. IN
thrse ohe pool table, poker and faro go
IN o. eaips, and in fact ererytbi,~ ..-o.ea'
70 ne business. Good cellar pefain-
par f.ft-taH down, remainder On tim.
IVY 20 WILLARD nTNTON
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Dissolution Of co-Pa+D.r,hi.

ann SsSs p az herstoiore existing under Al.
uSoised BY mutual conse,t a9n; Is this day
j. NJ Hrioqn business yin b paid sn5 pnIt.iaipg
a. hamilton, and an other seeo.a,' eosSeted b
". HAMILTON
r. LANDUsKY
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Taken UNI

rprerad = E ABOUT i years old; branded In
can have the same by proving pro1. otoAeh;
P'~s charges including siferisem-nt ana
?. DWINELLF
Maiden. Montana
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Dissolution Of co-Pat0.r,h,.

Am 49, -rnership heretofore sxi~fi,.
dsT di--olv1 Anneld a Kemp a. fnsirht.r 49,
~ /! mutual consent JOIN 49,,
ing an hills due ths above arm aud collect
Dated oeI lNA. isa AkNoLD
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Notice.


Nottes AAfDES Oct. 9sth. ls.l
= lerelg given thar an a4rrsT -
G-,r-1-rs q ta= 'gl-1idatei silver Nh, y.
~ . bed % Nv. I-th. i.sI N tL.f-
sT--; ITO rl-r 11cer and directors ~ -
Jo- HANurCN. -,
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Notice

Notce l. hereby given that Loo r.b
~ ~ "a iaf employ. All accounts will be- setrb,i
EASTMAN BROS.
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For Sale or Rent

TO g Refsoeln building, on Main str.et ,.
market. FaIs formerly used a. ! n,
JMs DENNISON
Big spring Greek
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The President has designated Nov.
29th as a day of national THANKSGIVING
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Notice.

Is given that I have app.int.5 AZ
F..4 nay agent All parties 5ri1r -
VII please c1ue Esrvard and aatris 10
". MEADOW
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Notice

Al accelu1 Ile g. T. Es--- me
- OIL eza. a.e-aad all l. - y
n UyLCgTT Han,vs-
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trian ambassadors to Italy and the vatican
and the royal palace quirinal, has been
discharged, owing to lack of evidence.
ROME, March 1O.-Two ladies, the last
descendants Of Amerigo vespusci, who
gave the name of America to the western
hemisphere, are now begging that pen
sion of ten crowns per month, which was
assigned to their father by rhe Republic of
Florence in 1890, be restored.
LEIPsIG. March 10.-The sale of col
lection Of autographs begun Monday.
Among the signatures are those of William
Pitt, Lord Nelson. Gen. Washington, Beet
hoven and Mozart
MADR1D. March 1O.-In the chamber of
deputies a bill was introduced for credit
of 85,O00O00 piasters for public works.
Bonds were issued under bill redeemable
VIENNA. March 10.-The authorities
closed the reading club of German stu
deats at the high school, because Of the
recent meeting in honor of Wagner. 1t
partook of P character Of irredentist dis
play. in favor of union with Germany.
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The Pigeon Shooting Match.

CINCINNATI, o., March 1O.-The Clay
pigeon shooting match between Carver
and Bogardus, occurred this afternoon at
the Highland house. One hundred single
birds; eighteen yards rise; sprung from
fourth notch at full speed; use both bar
rels; number twelve. gauge; five traps;
English rules. Purse $500, and gate mon
ey to winner, with 500 additional to win
ner if he breaks 80 out of 1OU. There was
a heavy snow storm with strong wind
during the shooting. Carver scored 80
and BOpardus u.
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NV Diamond Stock,

Valued at $4,000, is the largest, finest and most
extensive west of Chicago. No house in the
Northwest carries so valuable and dazzling an as
sortment of the purest, most brilliant gems.
This is a class of goods that does not deteriOrate
one iota from when first sold, yet on every ar
ticle of diamond jewelry guarantee my figures
to be at least so per cent. below that of other
dealers. have diamond rings, both solitaire and
cluster, from $40 to $500; studs, from S12 to
$500; lace pins, from $50 to S2O2; diamond ear
drops, cross pins, gents pins-in fact every ar
ticle in diamond-ware ever worn, at different
prices. Intending buyers would do well u get
jewelers. figure on a diamond, then drop into
my establishment and Will convince you that l
Will sell you precisely the same article for one
half the price asked elsewhere.
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State Inspection Of Gri.ia.

ST.. LOUIS. March 1O.-The warehouse
committee Of the lower house of the Hill
nois Legislature arrived here last night and
went over to East st. Louis to make q
careful investigation into the manner and
practice OF inspecting and handling grain
there, with a view to determining what ac-
ton shall be taken on the bill now pend
ing, providing for state inspection. The
committe is accompanied by number of
grain and elevator men of this city and
East st. Louis, and the whole subject will
be thoroughly investigated.
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The Bride Just Divorced.

CINCINNATI, March 1O.-A huntington,
West Virginia special says: Mrs. Dora
Inez Calvert,who married ex-Gov. Sprague,
was last Monday divorced by the CabaIl
county circuit court from Frank Calvert, a
travelling salesman for a Cincinnati
book house. Her maiden name was Weed,
and her parents were from the East and
had lived at Gyandotte since the war,
where she resided till divorced. She is
twenty-five years OF age, and has an at
tracaive appearance.
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As a rule we do aot recommend Patent Medi-
cines, but when wo know OF one that really is a
public benefactor, and doss positively cure,
then we consider it our duty to impart that IN
formation to all Electric Bitters are truly
most valuable medicine, and Will surely cure
biliousness, fever and ague, stomach, liver and
kidney complaints, even when all other remedies
fail. We know whereof We speak, and can freely
recommend them to all.--Erch. Sold at SO Cents
q bottle bv Iambie & Bethune.
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Ocean Steamship News.

New York, March 10.-A1rived: The
Oder, from Bremen.
QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-Arrived: The
Wyoming, from New York.
HAvRE, March 10.-Sailed: The Gillert,
with 100000 of specie for New York.
QUEENSTOWN, March 10.-Arriyed: The
Republic, from New York.
HALIFAX, March 10.-The steamer sight
ed off Sambro, early this morning, was the
steamer Castalia from New York. No
signs Of The City of Chester.
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The Arjzoaa No, L.

Tucson, A. T., March 10.-John McCafa
ferty, suspected of being 'No. 1" of the
Dublin assassins, is we'll known in Arizona.
He was mining superintendent near Ari-
vaca, seventy miles south of here, and was
a member of the legislature of 1881.
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Heavy SHIPMENT of Corn.

SAVANNAH, Ga, March 1O.-The steam
ship City of Augusta, for New York TO-
night, took 5000 bushels of corn, shipped
on through bill of lading for Glasgow,
the first cargo ever shipped that way from
this port.
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THE Days DISASTERS.
GREET DAW1GE WROUGHT By THE
MISSISSIPPI OVERFLOW.

The Water Gradually Subsiding at Helena
THE Levees Believed to be Secure
Mississippi River Steamer Collapsed
Flue-A Large Quantity ofCottOn Burned
at jackson, Miss. --Other Casualties.
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Obituary.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March 1O.-Hon.
Jno. A. HAYES, late commodore of the
New Bedford Yacht club, ex- department
commander G. A. r., and of distinguished
s.. 10 in the state senate and North Caro-
lima campaign, died this morning.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST.. PAUL, MSrch 6, 1888.

1, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the British .nerica Fire Insurance Com
pany above named has complied with the
laws of this State relating to insurance, and is
now fully empowered through its authorized
agents to transact its appropriate business of
fire insurance in this State for the year ending
anuary Slst, 1884. A. r. McGILL,
Insurance Commissioner,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, J
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST.. PAUL, March 6, 1888. }

I, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
the London and Provincial Insurance Company
above named, has complied with the laws of this
State relating to insurance, and is now fully en-
powered through its authorized agents, to trans
act its appropriate business of fire insurance
in this State, for the year ending January
31st, 1884. A. r. McGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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Solid Coin Silver Watches,

In this line 1 have the largest stock in st.
Paul, of all makes, grades and descriptions, war
ranted in the very best of order, and in every
respect as good as new. 1 can duplicate any
watch offered by any jeweler in the city, and
save YOU one-half in price. My figures on sill
yer witches ranga all the WAY from s. to S25
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@ LEE DAVIS, Dealer in real estate, S6e
% jackson street, offers for sale the following
choice business property, viz:SsIi00 IT at corner
Of Fourth and Cedar streets; 66xlO feet at cor
ner of Seventh and Cedar streets; 501l5o feet on
East Seventh street; corner lot on East Seventh
street 50x105 feet; 2Sx200 fest on West Third
street, near Exchange street; 120I15e feet West
Third street, near St. Peter street; Ssx75 feet on
West Fourth street, near Exchange street; BOX
$50 feet ON West Seventh street, near Exchange
street; 50x150 feet ON East Fifth street, near
Jackson street, 50x100 feet at corner of Sixth
and Minnesota streets; 1S0xl00 feet at corner
of Fifth and Olive streets; LO0x1CO feet at cor
Of Fifth and Willius streets; 3 lots, each 50x
100 feet, or East Fourth street, between John
and NeilI streets; lots between Third and
Fourth streets, near Duluth railroad track; fine
business blocks on Third, Seventh and Jackson
streets, for sale by S. lee Davis, $50 Jackson
street.
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Ladies' Solid Gold Watches,

have most extensive variety, all just as
good and cannot be told from new, from the
very finest and most valuable down to the cheap
est, which am selling at a discount of 50 per
cent. below jewelers. prices. watch a jeweler
would ask $50 for, Will sell for S15, and one he
would charge 5000 for guarantee to duplicate
for 500.
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q LEE DAVIS, real estate agent, $50 Jackson
% street, offers for sale rs good houses, rang
ing in price from $500 to s23 geo; cheap residence
lots on Dayton's bluff: good lot on Ninth street,
near Broadway street, the handsome property
st tho corner of Eighth and Rosabel, being 1872
feet front by $50 feet in DEPTH lots on Sum
nit avenue for $500; lots in Summit park
addition for $500; lots on Blair and Lafond
streets, near Western avenue for 1916 each
beautiful 10-rooR house on Dayton avenue with
lot S0xi6l feet, all modern improvements, for
$1,000; bargains in University avenue property;
corner on MARSHALL avenue for $500; hundreds
Of handsome lots on St. Anthony hill and Day
toa's bluff; acre property, houses and lots and
farm lands, fer sale by S. Lee Davis, $50 Jack
son street.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
sCOe worth dand
besdd regardless of oreaya dz
The Grandest Opportunity Ever offered
o Save 5OcenhOn every aorara
Simon, THE PAWIBROKER'S
GREAT CLEARING SALE.
The Stocks the Largest Country
MAIN HOUSE
40 Jackson st., Heyt to Merchants Hotel.
Gents Solid Gold Watches.

have over 800 in stock, ranging from the
most elaborate and costly to the more moderate
grades, at an actual reduction of one-half below
first cost, including Elgin, Waltham, Rockford,
Springfield and all American movements made.
also sweep and seconds, fly-backs, minute
repeaters, etc., ranging in price from S1S to
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TIC New Orleans Races.

New ORLEANS, March 10.-In the five
eighth mile: Eva K first; Hickory Jim,
second; Lucy Johnson, third. Time;
10612. Three-qUarter mile: Centennial,
first; Monticello, second; juliet, third.
Time: 1:22. Mile Referee, first; Annie G,
second; Billie g. third. Time: Lac.
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have property all oyer the city, improved
and unimproved, residence lots and business
lots, block and acres. No trouble to show prop
erty. A. E. CLARK,
3l4 Jackson street, Davidson's Block.
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E:Consult the Real Estate column for the best
paying Building Society stock offered by the safe
and solid ''The Pioneer
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The Mutual Union in Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 10.-Judge Drummond.
of the United States circuit court, rendered
a final decision III the case of the Mutual
Union Telegraph company. He emphasized
his former opinion that the mayors action
in cutting down the wires was unlawful
and actionable, but held that as tbs Mutual
Union rights had terminated under it's
charter, the court could not order the
wires repaired or prevent the city from
carrying ont the ordinance which prohibit
ed the stringing of wires.
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AL. ARoTND THE GLOBE.

The journeymen tailors Of Denver. Col
ora3o, are on a strike for higher wages.
The Springfield, ILL.,, Iron company are
filing the places Of strikers with new
men.
A cremation society with a capital of
100000 is to be formed at Chicago at
once.
D. P. Beattie, importer, of Montreal,
died in his Office, reading a newspaper,
to-day.
Lieut. Charles Seymour, .. S. N, died at
Charlestown, Mass, yesterday morning OF
pneumonia.
Juleno Marcus, an absconding New
York broker, was arrested at Portland,
Oregon, yesterday.
Navigation has been opened for the sea-
son, between PouGhkeepsie and New York,
passage having been broken through the
ice.
\ schooner has been lost and three sea-
men off Portland, Me-, whose names are
Nathaniel Snow, Frederick Smith and
James Smith.
Isaac Waterman, of Philadelphia, one
Of the most prominent business men and
Wholesale grocers in Pennsylvania, sixty
years of age, died yesterday.
General Sherman will take trip this
summer TO California and the Pacific
coast states. He Will be accompanied by
two of his aides and several ladies.
A bill passed the Arkansas senate yes
terday changing the name of Dorsey
county to DeSoto county. 1t was naned
for ex-senator Dorsey during the recon
struction era.
O'Connor, an ex-priest, who will lecture
at Louisville, KY, tonight, has been
threatened through the mail with violence,
but the authorities have no idea he will be
interfered with.
The treasurer of the Union Trust com
pany states that about half the amount Of
Philadelphia s Reading railroad Car trust
loan, refused by The Philadelphia Savings
fund, has been taken.
A dispatch from Centralia, ILL.,, denies
the report that the iron works there yield
ed to the demands of the strikers, and
states that work is resumed on terms die
tated by the operators.
Private advices from New England state
that there never has been q rougher March
in that section for many years. Extreme
cold, high winds and heavy SHOWS have
Filled the cup OF discomfort to overlooking,
especially in the Bay state.
Secretary Chandler has instructed the
naval advisory board to proceed at once
and prepare plans for the five new United
States war vessels provided for by con-
gross, consisting of three steel cruisers and
two torpedo boats. Also to arrange for the
completion and repair of four unfinished
monitors, the latter to be worked on first,
and it is thought the first contract will be
given out in two months.
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Settlers and Others GOing West

Are invited to look over my stock 1 guarantee
them bargain in gun or revolver, just as good
and as valuable as when it first left the factory
In addition to this 1 have. an immense assort-
ment of SOLID GOLD AND FILLED RINGS.
Onyx, Cameo and Amethyst Rings, Plain Band
and Engraved Rings, Rolled Plate and Filled
Chains, Solid Cola and Plated Sleeve Buttons,
Charms, Lockets, Eardrops, Lace Pins, Marble,
Bronze, Nickel and Walnut Clocks, Regulators,
Silver and Plated Ware, Cutlery, Musical In
struments, Sewing Machines-in fact, everything
appertaining to first-class jewelry and brokers'
business.
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FINANCIAL.
EE1 ILL lean upos or buy Life Ins. Policies
%T L. P. Ven Norman. s6fl jackson. ~

E%OR SALE-A desirable lot on the east side of
z Wabashaw street, one block above Iglehart,
40 feet and 4 inches on Wabashaw, extending
through to Cedar, thus giving frontage on two
streets; depth enough for two good building lots.
Last years price, if taken within thirty days.
Inquire of owner, J. W. Sprague, 43 Eleventh
street. corner Cedar IS 67-70
F3OR SAI1E-One-half of Clark's Block, No.
e 305 Fort street. Il. D. Clark, $40 Sher-
man street. 69-70
I IST your property for SAL and orders for
II purchases with Geo. H. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, 40 East Third street,
st. Paul. &c.
ENVERGREENS-T varieties.
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J,OR SALE-By Kiefer & Schurmeier, 100 (.
l. Seventh street (Keifer block, at a bargain:
75x142 feet, corner Third and Rosabel, whole
sale district.
los on Fifth by 100 Rosabal and Broadway,
wholesale district.
10Ox1O0 feet northeast corner Fourth and
Broadway. wholesale district.
Residence lot 50xt79, Sherburne avenue, near
Jackson.
IL lots, near Catholic church, Dayton's bluff;
$3.50 lot.
Acre lots near Harvester Works, 5000.
Fashionable residence lots, large, beautiful
grounds, fine view; Bates avenue.
New house flor boarding purposes) near Plow
and Harvester works; fine place to make money;
for sale or exchange.
Acre lots on Fort street; near street cars.
Fine new residence, latest Improvements,
large grounds (Ssx115) near street cars; also fine
lands.
$4,000 to loan
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IST your houses and lots for aale with s.
~ Lee Davis, real estate agent, 500 jackson
street.
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EFOR SALE-Eleven lots at corner OF Dayton
L. avenue and Dale street for $9,30a. S. Lee
Davis, 800, jackson street.
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A FEELING OF SAFETY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 1O.-A special
from Helena says: The river is stationary
here tonight, having fallen less than an
inch. The decline is attributed to the ces-
sation iOf an eastern gale prevailing all
day Thursday and throughout the night,
followed by e western breeze of yesterday,
which carried the tide away from this
ahors. Nothing short of Virgins pre-
dicted storms could affect us injuriously
karA
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EOHN NJ. LYNCH-IO4 East Third street,
81 Presley block, offers so feet on East Fifth
street for S6,250; SO feet on Seventh street at
$500 per foot: so feet on Summit avenue,
SO, 0O0; 60 feet on jackson street with improve
ments; lot on Holly avenue, 81, 500; lot on Ash
land avenue, $1,600: lot on Laurel avenue,
81, 500; lot on Selby avenue, $3.50; lots on Day
ton avenue, 1925, 500, $3.50 and S2,20a; 7
lots in Summit Park addition, $4,000; 2 lots on
Maria avenue on Dayton's Bluff, $l,800; lots on
st. Anthony Hill from $3.50 to $3.50. Easy
terms. The above and a number of other choice
pieces of st. Paul real estate cheap, and all good
investments. Now is the time to buy and hold
for spring advance. 20
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FIVE CENTS

TNHE PIONEER REAL ESTATE AND BUILD
Il ing society is booming all the time. 10
NOV is THE TIME-To subscribe for new
IN series 9th issued March by the steady
solid, old Pioneer Building Society. 20
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EOR SALE-Ten acre tract adjoining the city
L. on Dale street for So, 200 if taken soon.
S. Lee Davis, $50 Jackson street.
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FIVE CENTS LINE
STTU4TIONS WANTED.

SITUITIONS WANTED.
A STENOGRAPHER-Wan a position two
"a hours each day evening. Address C.
d. J e, this Office. 70-76
M ANTED-Places TO do work by the day or
w washing and ironing, by a compent wo-
man. Apply 1l6 Chestnut street, down stairs.
67-7s
A MEXICAN Arbor Vita.
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INSPECTION TRIP OF BOARD OLE TRADE.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 1O.-Gov. Porter,
for relief, left here this afternoon for an
inspection trip on the river from Law
renceburg to Cairo. The steamer John
Helpin, a new boat, has been chartered for
the trip, with full load of provisions for
distribution. This is the closing of the
committees work in the distribution of
supplies. The remaining portion of the
fund will be distributed to towns needing
aid for building purposes.
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THE River ST. LAWRENCE RISING.

MONTREAL, March 10.-Great danger of
heavy floods. The st. Lawrence is rising
rapidly. Should rain follow the present
heavy snow storm, nothing can prevent an
overflow. People living in the low lands
are seriously alarmed.
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OVER TWO HUNDRED LOTS-In Winters
W addition at bargain for the whole. E. s.
Norton, 1922 Jackson street. f0-71
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Guns, Rifles and Revolver.

Winchester, Sharpe and Ballard Repeating
Rifles, Breech and Mdzzle Shot Guns, Revolvers
OF all makes, sizes and grades. Cartridges Of
any calibre.
OF firearms OF all makes and descriptions
carry a very heavy stock. These goods are al
most new, in the very best of order, of the most
modern patterns, and warranted. 1 am selling
them at about SO per cent. of what you would
have to pay elsewhere.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-11

T OT-On corner of Dayton avenue and GrOtte
IL street; nice shade trees. One of the
prettiest lets on the avenue; 81, 400. E. S. Nor
ton, 322 Jackson street. 70-7l