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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-11-10
Eaten BY Goats Only.

At about three marches distant from
Suakin, in the valleys round the foot of
Jebel Drus, the vegetation is unusually
plentiful and varied. Together with
the acacia are found a kind of thorny
box tree; whose botanical name do not
know; a beautiful golden tinted aloe
with crimson blossom, in full flower at
the time of my visit, and singular
looking shrub, often attaining the di-
mansions Of large apple tree, and
called by the natives aUiShor or ushar.
Its botanical name is aSclcpio orocera.
The bark is whitish yellow and cork
like in texture; the leaves ovate in form,
four to five inches long, and of bright
glossy green, and when broken exude a
thick, white, milky juice like that of
the poppy or dandelion. The blossom
is pinkish white, and produces fruit
about the size of a large orange, but
grooved down one side like peach.
1t is bright green in color, and consists
of an inflated skin. In the center are
numerous flat seeds, surrounded by q
large quantity of silky-white fibre. The
milky juice of this tree is used for poi
soning arrows and nce-heads, and if
brought in contact with the eye causes
immediate and violent inflammation of
the most violent kind, which usually
terminates in the complete destruction
of the organ. The leaves are, under
stand, used In the preparation of meriS-
Sa, fermented drink made from mil
let. 1t is a curious fact that while all
other animals carefully avoid even con-
tact with the o0iShdr tree, goats eat its
leaves and fruits with avidity, being the
only creatures, believe, who can do so
with impunitY.-L0r.L London Nelrs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-11-10

introduced the governor by wav of hid
ing my idiotic confusion, and the conver
sation became general, or rather broke mr.
into twos, for l seized the vacant chair next
to Ethel and left the governor to Miss Da.
milan altogether.
fectly true that l forgot all about nv di.
lemma from the moment l plunged into
that heavenly tete-a-tete with Ethel and
was oblivious of all surroundings.
At last my trance was broken. Miss
Damian leaned forward and pointedly adj
dressed me.
81 am telling your father, Mr.. Cayes,
that he must change places with yovand
give me a chance of renewing our pleas.
ant acquaintance of the day belize yes
terday."
The governor did not seem b have ex-
erted himself much in my cause. He was
beaming all over with an oppression of
gratifed vanity, evidently rot the result
of battle fought in my fayor.,
l tore myself away from Ethers side and
changed seats.
''Do not think that AN going to let nv
preaI cheUdlier of the picnic imagine he is
going to shelve me in6hat easy fashion to-
day. Had you very bad headache YES
terday morning, NJ. Carew? | know you
attacked that champagne a great deal too
severely, nasty IS it was. But no matter.
compliments ASIDE, confess that you were
Unfortunately bored at the feast, and that
you only fell back upon me as last resort
to pass away the time. Engaged couples
are the most selfish creatures in the world.
certainly No, you won't-well, then, /
shall keep you to every word that You ut
tered 60 me on that OCCASION" &c.,
heavens, now it was coming, then aI
proposed to herb 500 you rememF
thiS passed as wildly as | do2 IF So etst
L., 4 -.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-11-10

Mr.. Gladstone, in his late trip,
climbed the ruined walls of old Dun
stafinage Castle, and inspected the site
of the stone of destiny which the En-
glish invader carried off trumphantlv
to the South, regardless of the legend
inscribed on it
Should fate not fail, where'er this stone be
The Scot shall monarch of that realm ha
crowned. "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25
go. per cent, 81. Total tax, With


costs, s
PSI. Cursor & Wilson. Personal prop
erty, valued at $40; balance Of tax due
thereon. 81 70: per cent, 9 cents To
tai tax, with costs,
?52. Cursor. E J. Personal property
valued at $50; balance Of tax due there
on. 70 cents; per cent. 4 cents. Total
tax. with costs,
252. Curtis & Sanders Personal prop.
| erty valued at sl10; balance Of tax due
thereon. ~ cents; 5 per cent, cent To
tai tax. with costs,
255. Curtis. NJ. Lots G and b OF
| Wicks' subdivision Of north end Of Carr
| valued at s400; total tax, 81; 6 per cent,
20 cants. Total tax, with costs,
264 Cheesebrough & Caldwell. Per
sonal property valued at 5000; balance
OF tax due thereon, 81 40; per cent, IL
cents, Total tax, with costs,
2G5. Clary, MI. Personal property
valued ct s2501; balance OF tax due there
on. 80 cents; 8 per cent, cents Total
tar, with costs,
267. Cannon, Maria D. Interest b.
reason Of mortgage In properly Of L 1
Rulo, being lots /, 8, s, 7, 0 and IL, block
II, and lots l, 8 and 9, block I, OF sub
division OF lot 0, block go, Hancock sur
yey, value Of interest, $1,000: total tar,
sl0i s. per cent, 80 cents Total tax,
with costs,
|. 20s.. Calklns, J W. Personal property
valued at sIe60; balance Of tax due there
on, SIS 80; per cent. 81 cents. Total
tax. with costs,
269, Cardwell r @. Personal prop.
erty valued at el7n; balance Of tax due
thereon, Al cents; per cent. cents To
tai tax. with costs,
2n. Chamberlain & FORBES. Person.
al property valued at $40; balance OF tax
due thereon, 81 80; 6 per cent, o cents
Total tax, with costs,
212. Charvoz, Anton Personal prop
erty valued at $50; balance due thereon,
80 cents; 5pcr cent, cent Total tax,
with costs,
275. Cohn, l. Personal property val
ued at $3.50; balance OF tax due thereon,
sl2 6l: 8 per cent. 63 cents Total tax.
with costs,
ZIG. Cohn. J 3. Personal property
valued at $500; balance OF tax due there
on, 22 cents; 8 per cent. 80 cents. Total
tax, with costs.
273. Conn, Dr W A. Personal proper
ty valued at sos; balance Of tax due
thereon, 20 cents; per cent l cent To
tai tax. with costs,
281. Cuitsaoh. Mary. Personal prop
erto valued at $50; balance Of tax due
thereon, IL, Total tax. with cost,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

ii. Hail, a " Personal property,
valued at $40; balance Of tax due there
on. So cents; per cent, cents Total
tax with costs,
90 Handbook & Ward. Personal
property vaiued at $500; balance Of tax
duo thereon, $50; per cent. Is cents.
Total tax with costs,
as. Hamilton, Mrs A 3. Lot &c By
q5 feet. W OF New High street, bounded
g by land OF Brosseau W by LeFrsncois.
n By Wilson, by Johnston, valued at
$3.50; improvements. $3.50; total valne
$3.50: total tax, s1s. 6 per cent. 90
cents. Total tex with costs.
~. Hamilton, M. acre Of land
occupied by Asbestine Stone Works. val
ued at $50; improvements $3.50, total
value ssG0; total tar s.. s per cent, %
cents. Total tax with costs,
Also lots and 8. block O, East Los An
| geles, valued at $500, total tax, s2.oo.
| per cent, Ia cents. Total tax with costs.
q. Hammond. NJ Lot %. block
g. Brooklyn tract. valued at $40
| total tax 20 cents, s per cent, cents.
Total tax With costs,
81. Hong Lee & Co. Personal prep
erty valued at $50; balance OF tax due
thereon, 80 cents, s per cent, cent.
Total tar With costs,
IS. Hannaman, Mrs, S A. Lot g.,
block A, West Los Angeles, valued at
sl2e; improvements, $500; total value
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

ne. Madam. Personal property
tsu; balance OF tax due there
a. Total tax. with costa, Z
en-, estate Of Annie. Lot 7.
chiller tract, valued at 500
I, 81 per cent, S cents
with costs, 1
he5, Mrs Maggie. Four and
acres IN lot =, block 25, Han.
vey: n by lands Of city, Il and
o. hubboll, and W by land OF
vaiued at s340; personal prop.
total value, $3.50. Total tax.
fr cent, "a cents Total tax,
|niilo. J. Personal property
f100. balance Of tax due there.
Is; 0 per cent, l cent. Total
Urea. Madam. Personal prop.
Ped at S75; balance OF tax due
= cents. Total tax, with costs.
derson, C. Personal property
slad; balance Of tar due there
-; per cent, 1 cent. Total
costs
tunez, y. Personal property
f55; balance OF tax due there.
pts. Total tax. with coats,
Fendorf & Co. Personal prop.
N at $3.50: balance Of tax due
u %; per cent, G cents. To.
fith costs. l.
siant. Louis. Personal prop
ed atsp0; balance Of tax due
"a cents; 8 per cent, cent. To.
fith costs,
Fey, John Z. Ten acres Of land
Figuoroa street, bounded N by
enhan, 8 by land OF Thom, T.
4 Cunningham; value OF land.
pprosements. s45C0: personal
$685.; total value, s02s5. Total
f5; per cent. - ci. Totaltax.
(nold. Mri r n. Personal prop.
RI At $50; balance Of tax due
Y cents. Total tax, with
|notd MS. Personal properly
$50; balance Of tax due there
|,ts. Total tax, with costs.
kkleson, Julia. Personal prop
led at $50; balance OF tax due
90 cents; , per cent, , cents.
i with costs, 4
ederson. Mrs NJ c. Personal
valued ut siJg Laanee Of tax
|on 30 rents; ) per cent. cent.
|, with costs,
|iot & Dupirs improvements
1 X Bonitss. valued at 400;
. tax due thereon, 90 cents; .
4 cents. Total tax, with costs. II
krzaga, Edwards. Personal
valnod at sl7o: balance Of tax
eon. Al cents; per cent, 2 cents.
(, with costs.
itomstic Sewing Machine Co.
rrts agent. Personal property
S5So, balance Of tax due there
/; . per cent, cents. Total tax,
.,
Jams, u 81. Personal property
| $50; total tax. 30 cents; s per
'nts. Total tax. with costs, u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

!. James, Joseph. Personal property,
On, IL cents Total tax. with costs, 8
3. James, L ". Personal property.
valued al $40, balance Of tax due there
on, 0 eenis. Total tax. with costs
O. Jansen, J.. Lot 100 by Ie0 feetE
sido Of Charvoz street, bounded N and L
by land formerly owned by Thomas, Sby
Hancock tract, valued at $3.50; improve.
ments, $500. personal property, SIC: total
value, s575; total tax. s5.f5: per cent,
2S cents. Total tax, with costs,
10. jenkins, E. Lot 10, block 6, Park
Tract, valued at 500, and N Of lot .,
Park tract, valued at $50; total value.
$50; total tax, 81 90; per cent, 7cents.
Total tax. with costs,
ls Jennings, Harris Personal prop.
erty. valued at 800; balance Of tax due
thereon, 81 cents; per cent. cent. To-
tai tax, with costs,
21. Jewell, +. Lot IL, block G, Or
chard tract, valued az sS57; improve.
ments, $3.50; personal property slio; TO-
tai value, SGT; total tax, s6.i7; 8 per
cent, go cents. Totol tax, with costs,
e3. Joorgensen, II. Lot 0, block II,
Pioneer Building lot Association tfact,
valued at $50; improvements, e200; per-
sonal property, $50; total value, $3.50; TO-
tai tax, $3.50; per cent. 10 cents. Total
tax, with costs,
80. johnson, W, Personal property,
valued at $50; balance Of tax due there
on, l2 oents. Total tax. with costs,
SO. johnson, o. Lot OF wick's sub
division Of end OF Carr tract, valued at
$40; total tar, $40; per cent. cents.
Total tax, with costs,
a.. Jolly, Etienc. Lot &c, block 2,
Sanchez tract, valued at $3.50; total tar.
$3.50: 81 per cent, IT cents. Total tag.
with costs,
IS. Jones & Leonard Lots and 8, block
v, Mount Pleasant tract, valued at $50,
total tax, s1.60; bper cent. cents, To
tai tax, with costs,
g. Jordan & Cabell, Mrs. Personal
property, valued at 500; balance Of tar
due thereon, "a cents: 9 per cent, l cont.
Total tax. with costs.
&c. Jourman. Mad p. Personal prop
erty, valued at $40; balance Of tax due
thereon. Q cents. Total tax, with costs,
90. Judson. Morgan &c Mills. Lots 10.
II, IL and 13, block s, orchard tract, val
ued at s7OO; total tax, s7; per cent, as
cents. Total tax, with costs,
Also, lot IA, block 8, Orchard tract. val.
ued at s400; total tax, 81; s per cent. 20
cents. Total tax, with costs,
Also, lot 8, block3, Orchard tract. val
ued at $50; total tax, si.50; s per cent,
cents. Total tax, with costs,
Also. lots Q. 10, IL. block 3. Orchard
tract, valued at $3.50; total tar, s460;e
per cent. p cents. Total tax. with costs.
III. johnson. EP. Personal proper.
ty, valued at $3.50; balance Of tax due
thereon. 60 cents: per cent. 3 cents
Total tax, with costs.
17s. Joyaux & Tromboni. Personal
property, valued at s3s70; balance Of tsx
due thereon, 50 40; per cent. % cents.
Total tag, with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

9. Gsnnis, Stephen. Personal property,
valued at 500; balance OF tax due there
on. "a cents; por cent. cent. Total
tai. with cost,
6. 0alnio. Mad. Personal property.
valued At S1so; balance Of tax due there
on, SO cents; s per cent, ceat. Total
tar. with costs,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

on. IL cents; per cent 8 cents. Total
tax, with costs.
49, Edwards, A G. Lot 4, block 1,
west kosas tract, valued at $40 total
tax, 81; per cent, 20 cents. Total tax,
with costs, 4
25. Elehard, AZ Personal property
valued at $50; balance Of tax due there
op, SO cents: per cent, cent Total
| tax, with costs,
50. Ellis, CT. Lot 10, block B, Nor.
ris vineyard tract, 4slued ct $3.50 total
tax 81 so; per cent, cents. Total
| tax, with costs -
Also lots 20 and 20, block T. Morris
/ vineyard tract, valued at $3.50; total tax
81 20; per cent. Is cents Total tax
with costs.
49, Els, Peter. Lot 7, block |, San
chez tract, valued at 800; improvements
500; total value, als2; total tsx. s2 90,
per cent, Il cents. Total tar, with
| costs.
ao Ellison. WIN. Personal property
valued at so; balance Of tax due there
on, ~ cents Total tex, with costs.
az. Ellsworth. II. Lots 3 and ..
block G, in subdivision Of lot 2, block 60
| Hancock survey, valued at $40 total
tax, 81 2O per cent, cents Total tax.
| with kosts,
| AZ. Endsrleln, ars L II. Lot 50 feet
| front, w side OF Olive strfet, bounded
| by land Of Rogers, 5 BY land OF Rey-
| noids, W by land OF Moore, In block b,
| Of Mott tract, valued ct $500; improve
ments, sle05, personal property valued
at $500; total value, $4,000; total tsx.
S2e; per cent, 81 a6. Total tax, with
| costs, 81
| So. Entier, N NJ Lot IS, Gfif,n's
addition TO East Los Angeles valued at
| ss45; total tax $9 IS; par cent, IL cents.
Total tax. With costs. Il
IS. Ernst. s. Personal property val
/ ued at $50; balance OF tax due thereon.
l2cents Total costs, with costs. o.
| GO. Ernst, II, Lots | and g. Ia sub
| division Of N part Of block 4, Mott tract
valued at 5000; improvements. $500,
personal property $3.50; total value
| ss250; total tax, ss2 90; per cent. 81 o.
Total tax, with costs, IS !.
8l. Estrada, N. Lot 35f feet front, N
side Marche sssult street, bounded W BY
New High street, N by land Of Justoni.
e BY land Of Requermas. valued OF s705;
improvements, 400; total value, $500.
total tax. 50 o.; per cent, 40 cents To-
tai tax. with costs. s o.
60. Eyraud, A. Lot G, block p, Mount
Pleasant tract, valued at s75; total tax,
| rs cents; per cent. 3 cents Total tax,
with costs, | q
70, Eyraud, Frsres. Personal proper.
| ty valued at sl400, balance Of tax due
| thereon, 50 80; per cent. 10 cents. To-
tai tax, With costs. 0.
70. Evans. Mrs G.. Personal prop
| erty valued at $780, balance Of tax due
thereon, 90 cents; per cent, cents. To-
| tai tar. with costs, 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

8. Eaton, Chas, Personal property
valued at s2i0; balance Of tar due there
on, 81 cents; 5 per cent, 2 cents. Total
tax. with costs.
IL, Eekert & Klaffki. Personal prop
erty valued at 5000; balance Of tax dus
thereon, 50 40; 8 per cent, ~ cents To
tai tar. with costs,
Ie. Edgsrson, D @. Personal prop
erty valued at $500; balance Of tax there
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-25

/, Cabaniz, NJ. Lot IL, block U, Mouut
Pleasant tract, valued at 500; total tax,
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
FIV TENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS W5NTED.

a YOUNG man to take care of horses and do
"A chores around the house Apply at No.
Il West Fourth street. c20*
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

Ef0R RENT-The Weber residence at White
Bear Lake, furnished unfinished Ap-
ply at Ramaley's Pavilion, Cottage Park station,
White Bear lax. 181*
s{NOR RENT A house. Inquire at 49 West
, Fourth street. I79*
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Rooms.

A NICELY furnished front room on first floor.
IA with porch and shade trees on Sixth, be-
tween Minnesota and Robert. Inquire at No.
100 East Sixth street. 2O9*
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
222-223

O2 o ton On M the premises on ss Au
ust Is, the whole of j. F Eisenmenger's Second
addition to ST. Paul. This addition Immediately
adjeins Kittsondale and is distant but few
blocks from the Union Park depot of the C. NJ.
st. P. & NJ railroad, giving hourly communica-
ton with both st. Paul and Minneapolis, thus
making it the most desirable suburban property
to be found near either city, being but fifteen
minutes ride from the Union depots of each
The property lies well and is admirably adapted
for residences of people of mot crate means.
Terms very liberal and made known on day of
sale.
P. 7. KAYANAGH,
2l9-22I AuctiOneer.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

TINNERs wanted at 5O6 St. Peter street.
IL n
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RElIotTNAL.

G. D. Vernon, ManGota, is at the Clar-
endon.
W. G. Peck, Duluth, is at the Mer-
chants.
A. Mitchell, Brainerd, is at the Mer-
chants.
Thos. Vogeli, La Moure, D. T., at the
Windsor.
B. c. Tiffany, Grand Forks, D. T.. at the
Metropolitan.
Hon. A. j. Demeu!es, Sauk Rapids, is at
the Merchants.
Mayor j. G. Miloy, Hastings, was IN the
city yesterday.
Hon. j. H. Parsons, Devils Lake, is at
the Merchants.
H. Koenig, Osceola Mills, is registered
at the Clarendon.
Hon. Knute Nelson, n. c., Alexandria, is
at the Merchants.
W. NJ. Robinson, Washington, D. c., is
at the Metropolitan.
W. and F. N. Gallagher, Santa Barbara,
CAL, are at the Metropolitan.
Hon. J. G.. Pierce, Red Wing, was in the
city for few hours yesterday.
John Fay and wife, st. Louis Republi-
can, are registered at the Clarendon.
Col. j. B. Chaplin, mine host of the Con-
tinental hotel, Fargo, is at the Merchants.
Hon. Alex. Mckenzie, Bismarck, the
great capital locator, is at the Merchants.
Messrs. Geo. L. Ordway, Chas. Spencer
and A. S. Porter, Pierre, D. T., are at the
Merchants.
A. ]. Foss, Granite Falls; j. w. Aay,
Austin, and F. Church, Mason City, are
among the arrivals at the Windsor.
Hon. Il. E. Barron and wife, Miss Mary
Belle Barron, Faribault, and NJ A. Burbank,
Montpelier, VT, have apartments at the
Metropolitan.
Major A. W. Edwards, editor of the Ar
gus, Sheriff Haggart, G. D. Rice, and W.
A. Kirkhanl, Fargo, are at the Merchants.
Col. Edwards visit is in reference to the
Fargo & Southwestern railroad, which he
reports as ''iust booming"
Mr.. Wm. Brown, of Winnipeg, assistant
superintendent of the Canadian Pacific
railway-the gentleman whose kindly at
tsntions did so much to make the recent
excursion of the Minnesota editorial asso
cion to Winnipeg and Lake of the Woods
the grand success it was, in the city tc
meet his wife and daughter, returning from
! the east. During his stay MIR. Brown wa;
met by several of the excursionists ant
given hearty greeting. He left for Win
nlpeg by the evening tram.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
blcck in Summit Park addition.

The Lockwood addition, consisting of foul
blocks north of the Nel=on Lumber Company
between Arcade and Forest streets The latte
will soon be graded 10 Seventh street. VIII sci
single block.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

st. John the Evangelist school for Boys,
Corner of Ashland avenue and AIackubln street,
Rev. Henry Kittson, n. A, Principal. This Sc.
lect school for boys Will be ready to receive pu-
pills on the 18th of September. To insure thor
oughness and personal sup rvision, a limited
number only viii he received. For further par
ticulars apply at st. Johns Rectory, correr of
Ashland avenue ard hIackIlhirl street
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

Mahtomedi, Sunday, August II, IL a. m, ser.
mon, W. Bissell, D. D. pm, sermon, E.
s. W. Hammond the great colored orator. sp.
M, evening services. Leave Union depot 10 a.
M, 200, 6:15, 7:l5 p. m. Returning leave
Mahtomedi Sis a. M, 12:l5, 4.5O, $50 D, m,
Fare round trip 60 cents.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

A game of la crosse will be played in the
Red Cap base ball park, in West st. Paul,
this afternoon. The ball will be placed at
P. NJ, and every body is invited. The
contestants will be the St.Paul and Mime
apolis clubs. The following are the names
OF the players and their respective posi-
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

Zimmerman's Gold Medal Views, and an unri
vailed col ection of other views worthy the atten
ton of strangers, at DaEenport's, No. Wes
Third stree.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Many Years Ago.

Aliens ''Iron Tonic Bitters'' were introduced
to the public many years ago. 1t took long
years of patient toll to perfect them and make
them known to the public. They are now a
grand success. Unprincipled persons are food
ing the country with base irni at ons. All genu-
inc bear the signature of J. P. Allen, druggist,
st. Paul, MINI. Look to this and you are all
right
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Hurry EUi

Attend the great Clothing auction sale. Every
thing going on the fly. Mems, youths, Boys
ard children's suits of the finest makes and
styles and most beautiful line OF furnishing
goods. EAGAN, the Clothier.
81 Fast Third c+rao+
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

talked of, and also another match
between two we'll known road drivers. AL
together an afternoon of good sport may
be expected.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
RenemberI

The place to lay in your next years supply of
clothing and furnishing goods is at the great
closing out auction sale of clothing
EAGAN, the Clothier,
81 East Third street.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

j. 2. Gribbcn has removed his lumber Office
from corner Ninth and Jackson streets TO 194
East Seventh street, two doors west Of the Fec.
ple's bank.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Concerning Imported Cigars

Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigar to be equal if rot superior to
the best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or favor produced
by drugs. Beaupre, keoa d Co., agents,
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Excursion to Forest Lake.

The organization of Stationary engineers in
st. Panl give an excursion to Forest lake on
Sunday, Aug. u, leaving at 1Oa. m. Tickets
for the round trip rs cents.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

All the buildings occupying the new hotel sit
will be sold at auction, on the premises, at TIVE
&C ock this afternoon.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
GRAND PICNIC,
AT UNION PARK.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 12, 1883.
Music by the First Regiment Band (Great Union)
and the Great Western Band, ore to play in the
pavilion, and the other in the band stand from
l:3O to p. N. and in concert from 1 to D. m.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Sunday Trains-Nhite Bear Lax.

Leave Union depot 10 a. M, 1890, 200, 4:CO,
6:15, 7:l5, 900 p.m. Returning--leave the lake
7:l0, 8:25, HOO a. H., 1926, 1:25, 500, $50,
$40 p. N. Fare round trip SO cents
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

All the buildings occupying the new hotel site
will be sold at auction, on the premises, at two
o'clock this afternoon.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
Cheaper I 1anEver!

We not giving Clothing away but giving away
profits Summer Goods close them before hot
weather is We want old goods hand when
Fall Stock and have therefore marked goods
than cost We what say you will admit your
sell, if you call and examine the goods.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11

ITO MAKE ROOM FOR THE BIG HOTEL
& 1 will sell at auction, on the premises, on
Saturday, August II, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, all the
buildings on the new hotel site, 251 feet on
Sixth, $50 feet on Seventh, and 800 feet on Ro-
bert street, comprising four frame dwellings, and
several other brick and frame buildings.
P. T. KAYANAGH,
or % -.
Daily globe., 1883-08-11
GraDd Concert.
NTinnesota Scenery.

The Great Western band will i've q grand COZ
cert tonight at Grote's Tivoi