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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-09-12


FRIENDs-Seryices on First and Fifth days at
1880 A. NJ. Monthly meeting first Tuesday
after last Monday in the month. Society meet
ing Thursday before last Monday. Sunday
school meets mt o'clock every Sunday morn
ing.
METHODIST EPIscoPAL-ltev.N. j. Wright.
Services at 1000 \. Nj. and $50 p. NJ. Prayer
meeting Wednesday ut 800 p. NJ.
sunday School ut 200 p. NJ, G. II. Richman,
superintendent
BAPTIsT-Rev. J. T.. Wilson.
Services at 1000 A. NJ. and 7.30 T. NJ. Prayer
meeting Thursday at 800 p. NJ.
Sunday school at 900 A. NJ, Joseph Turner,
superintendent
PREsBYTERIAN--Rev. o. b. McCurdy.
Services mt 1000 4. NJ and 7.45 =. NJ Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 500 p. NJ.
Sunday School ut 9l5 A. NJ, }. Il. Jaquette,
superintendent
CATHOLIC
Services third Sunday in the month at II 90
A. NJ.
WoMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION
Meets every Thursday afternoon at 2.5O
o'clock. President, Mrs. ID. Ware; Correspond
ing Secretary Miss Annie Macaltioner
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Office hours, 100 A. NJ. to $50 P. NJ.
Office hours for money order business, n. m.
to p. IN.
MAILs-Close ate y Oand 800 A. NJ, 3.45P. NJ. Ar
rive at 9.37 A. NJ, sos and 7.10P. NJ.
SALEM MAILS-Close ut 9.l5 A. NJ. ana LAO P. NJ.
Arrive at IL. IS and 4. IL p. NJ.
SHARProwN MAILs-CIose at $50 A. NJ. Arrive
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@ett. gpbIebett.

8or &uraem fat &uBlan6 einen iei=
ner gr5Bten Gelbberrn un6 5nglei6
ieinen beoeutenbfen Militdr=S Snge1ieur
berloren, ben @eneral @rafen G6uarb
Sanomitf6 SobIeben; berlelbe lit in
alter bon 81 Sabren geftorben. 1888
tparb er 9ieutenant i'm @eniecorps,
1847 = so fdmpfte ct i'm &aufaius un6
1854 tuuroe ct Oberftlieutenant, tpab=
ren6 ct an BET 8eIagerung BON Gili=
itria tbeilnabm. 8on ba an beginnt
feline beriibmte Sbdtiefeit als MiIitdr=
Sngenieur, beion6ers bur9 feline raf1e
9erfellung BON 8ertbeibigungstperfen
ouf ber 9iibieite bon @ebalfopol i'm
&rimfriege. 2eoisIi6 bieien gBerfen
bate SebaifopOl feline Wi6er1tanbs=
fdbigteit gu perbanfen. 9ur9 eine
0erpunbuug am GuBe 1855 muBte
Sobleben poriibergebenb feline Sbdtigz
feit einifellen, tpurbe aber ipdter aunt
8enerals lieutenant unb eil1ige Sabre
fpdter (1860) gum Gbsf bes Sngenieurz
bepartemsnts ernanttt. II Sabre fpd.
ter erbielt SDbleben abe1mals @elegenz
belt, fein auBerorbentli9es Salient su
5etpdbren, in6em er auf ben Griegs=
f9auplab nod Dulgarien berufen unb
gum oberifen Setter Der 8elagerungs=
arbeiten bor pleuna ernannt tpur6e.
Sein pGenie" bra6te Ylemna sum
Sail; Der @aar berlieb Inn ben @raz
fentitel, betraute ibn nit ber Sberlei=
tung nnb Nrmirung Der bulgariI9en
Seftungen unb ilbergab inn i'm Triibz
iabr 1876 ben Oberbefebl iiber Die
Siirfei. So6leben aog fi9 ta1ber sur
perbienten &ube auriid; iein Name gez
bort Der Griegsgei9i6te an, unb Sob,
leben geb0rt gu ben Wdnnern, bic ,bon
unten angefangen baben."
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Sega 9.

= SIT 8aitrop itarb s. grbar6 i'm
Nlter BON 62 Sabren. st tpanberte i'm
Sabre 1889 ein unb lieB li6 16on in
1910 III 8aitrop nieber.
= Dieielbe poitfuti9e, bic ant 19.
Bel 86rne beraubt tp1lrbe, ,purbe am
abenb audi tpie6er fe6ssebn Meilen
oieiieits Jriebri6sburg angebaIten.
sic batte feiae pai1asiere un6 ber
StraBenrduber, Elm fleiner damn,
i9nitt bic poitidde auf uno bur9it6z
berte bic regiftrtrten Padete.
= Nrnede & Sobn in Mrnedebile,
Setpitt gountD, babem am %. Ben erz
iten 8allen 8aumuoIle 6iesidbriaer
grnte mad 9ouifon gef6idt.
= Mebrere Perione1r in eagle paB
murben fiir5li9 bur9 giscream bergif=
tet, ben fte bon einen 6amit baufirenben
Merifaner fauften, seftorbem 1T ieoo6
gtiemanb oer 8ergifteten. Sen Meriz
faner bat man Bis 9el 9fio perfolgt,
ipo feline Spur beri6tpanb.
= Sn 8ictoria tperben gegenmartig
bic &6bren Der @aiierleitung gelegt.
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gprsespauaeaz. Wsaripoia, 1e. syuI

Correspondence. Maripoia, 16. sSuli.
9eute nd9 LANCER Srrfabrt tpieber all=
gefommen, mill id, tpie beripro9en,
Sbnen cine genauere 8ef9reibung bes
.piebra pinta Sbales geben. Sieies
Mtal ma9te i9 ni9t sen lamgen llmz
tueg ii6er Del &io. fonbern fam brett
bon 8radett, nur Z Meilen, na1 Mfa=
ripofa, Oignotpitp's Sarm unb srz
fiinftige 8iebran9e. 9ieien plab au
bei6reiben 1T iebr f9mer, bod id) min
es beriu6en. Was suerit ins gluge
fdllt, tpeun mon ii6 6ieiem plab nd
bert, 1T Der f90ne 2ebensei9en Be=
itanb, Der, troboem er febr geli9tet lit,
einem bod on Die f66nen 2ebensei6eitz
beifdnbe bet Me6ina erinnert, ebe
Meni9en bort .pobnten, b. +. ebe bas
Mebinatbal 81 bid beiettelt mar. 9lm
fogenannten Spring bes pieora pinta
lit bas erIte Gaus. elm Gteinbaus, iebt
bDn 9errn Sic 2nmont betpobnt, Der
feline S6afe bort bdlt. Sa, i9 ipre9e
bonn Spring, BON ber Quelle, unb bod
lift feline ba, troboem am Damn Waiier
9enug in bic 9it6 lduft, um 400 Nder
2anb su betpdfern. Bei Der groBen
Glutb bor mebreren Sabren murbe bic
farfe Quelle nit einem bi9ten Gieielz
bett iiberf6iittet, unb fommt bas Wais
ier iebt aug bieien, tpie aug einem gro=
Ben Sieb. @tpa Z N3eile unterbalb
oes erlten oben bef9riebenen 6amies,
fommt aud an Der Sftieite bes greefs
oas 5tpeif0dige WObnbaus bes Serrn
s. s. 9ignotpitD. Sm obern Gtod
regiert er felbit, i'm untern befinben fi6
bic Wirtbf6aftsrdunte, Slide, Store
&C. Oie Mlrtbf6aft beiprgt Wirs. g.
9. Sell NIT ibrem Gemabl, bcibe tbdz
tige unb unlii9tige junge 2eute. @eis
ter bem Greet berunter 1T bas GeIb unb
bos fleine paifurefelo bon ettpa 500
Nder. 8ebt man beim WObnbaus iiber
bic Bride ber Dit6 nad benz Greet,
ettpa 400 S9ritt, 10 finbet man elm
l1ones flares SliiB9en, bic oben ge=
mamie piebra pinta unb an ber Melf=
lelte oas 9roBe mod ni6t gans ges
19lohene paiturefel6 BON eitpa 16
Nfetlen umtang. Sn bieies tommt cine
9eeroe feinfen 9urbam 9iebs. Naor=
gen bin i'd eingelaben su einer llnters
tn9ung bes friiber eripdbnten giebra
yinta Bergs uno elmer in Der gtdbe
beinbli6en 90ble, tporiiber idl Shnen
genauen 8eri6t einienben tuerbe. Gpds
ter mebr iiber bas pinto Sbol, meine
3eit 1T beute gu fur3 gemefen.
gBanberer.
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--9enrp @iaarb, 10 f6reibt bic o26lz
nifde 3eitung", behen Same anldBli9
Der I'M borigen @ommer er0ffneten n6rbz
li6en pacificbabn, beren prdfioent er
NOR, biel in 9euti9lamo genannt purbe,
1T am 27. SUM, tpie 6as Rl. sSourn.
melbet in Berlin eingetroHen. gu feiz
mem @mpfange am 8abnbofe mar ber
friibere bieiige 8ertreter Der Nortbern
pacificbabn, Serr Gorbeler erfdienen.
9err 8ilarb 1T eiit geborener Deutid]er.
Ut bieB friiber 9ilgarb unb begamm feline
Saufbabn in Nmerifa als 8eri9terfat=
ter. st betpdbrte fi6 aud in ieinen BE-
item 3eiten als gutter Deuti9er unb bat
mieberbolt be6eutenbeS Sumn,en gu tpobl=
tbdtigen 3pedem mad Deuti6lanb gez
ianbt. Serr Billiard tpirb tpabrI6einli6
ieinen bauernben 9lufentbaIt in Seuti6=
len6 nebnlen.
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enporSog. uebrigens bate ct nod
mebrn1als @runo, it1 iiber bic unregels
mdBige 3iigelfiibrung feines Serrlt unb
WfeiIters alt Deripun6ern. Mber ct blieb
ni6t tuie6er iteben. gs f6ien ibm 8e=
tpuBtiein aufgegansen au fein, baB er
8eritanb unb nmii9t fit brei baben
mufe.
l1nb 10 1T es gefommen, baB @eorg
Wirtb auf bem @aernbru6er 6ofe ges
tporben ift. gs iin6 feitbem f6on elm
paar Sabre bergangen, uno fein &uf
als tii9tiser unb praftii9er 2an6tpirtb
bat fi9 in ber san3en @egenb berbreitet.
@r 1T tuie gebpren gum gaernbru9er
Wirtb, iagt bic Weutter nit Stols, tpenn
iie ibn in Der tpeitldufigen Wirtbf9aft
tpalten iiebt. unb Sophie oenft 6asz
felbe unb 1T minbeftens ebenfo, penm
ni9t nod itolaer auf i'm als bic Mutter,
Sin unb tpieber fomn1t ibr rai9es Sems
perament nod gum 8ori9ein, aber gu
einem orbentli6en, bersbaften @treite
fann fie es beim beften Willen nibt nebr
bringem. Ser @eorg bat fi9 cine gar
su unangenebme, pblegmatil6e Mrt an=
gep6bnt. unb oas 2ddeln, NIT Dem er
Tie bann 10 bon Der Sette an1iebt, lit
gar alt mali5i6s = es berleibet ibr ale
2uif am Nuffabren. gur tpenn fie einen
partner bat, sanft iie CERT alleirt NIT
beiBem &opfe berumsugeben, ma9t lift
feinen SpaB.
Die Mutter bilft, tpie fie es f6 borge=
nommem bat, i'm Saule unb BEL Den
3inbern, mdbrenb Sophie sur 3eit Der
9eumabo nit benz Manne brauben iIt.
9onit ar5eitet iie ni6t i'm Selb = ibr
groBer 9austan6 gibt ibr senus baz
beim gu tbun. Mber i'm Seu benz bors
mdbenben@eorg na93uitreuen, bas ldBt
fie ii6 ni6t nebmen, unb ibr bibi6es
erbibtes @eii@t gefdqt ibm beute mod.
ebenio, als an ienem Sage auf Ser
Grani9swieie. Sie Wlife 1T nod auf
Dem Sof. aber iie lit abancirt unb Bit
tetet ieBt itatt @e1el bic ainber. Su
iolit es gut bel mir baben, bate Sophie
iib gelobt, als iie in iener triiben 3eit
bic treue Nnbdngli6feit bes Ginbes an
S6rge ipabrgenommen bate. unb ie
bat gebalten, mas iie gelobt. 3par Die
alte urte uno bic aneeren Mdgoe tpol=
len bic &leine nod INNER lieberbalten.
Nber bas binbert fie nibt, i6on i9lant
in Die 96be 3u tpa9ien unb nit la9en=
ben Nugen in bic @elt 5u feben. SEPT
f9reit 6er @rpBfne9t 1ie ti1t mebr utt=
uillig a1, tuent iie gum 6riibfid an
6en Sii9 tritt. St riidt i'm @egentbeil
ibren @tubI bi6t an ben ibren aum
Merger aller anberen MGg6e.
Ser 9oftor 1T ein treuer Greunb 6es
Saufes gebliebem. ST trdgt es Gppbien
ni9t na6, oab fie ben S6rg inn borge=
5ogen.
SIN 8ertraueu, Grau G9paiser, iaet
er nlitunter, iie bat flug baran getban.
gs TT cine Grea6e, bas paar gu leben
lie paiien gu einanber tpie 0ano su
9anbf6ub. uno tpenn id) eSbr
S6piegerfon getpor6en tpdre-lol6 Elm
Gafiegef9le9t bdtten Sic bann fli9t INN
fi6 BET aufma6fen feben. eebe1 Sic
bod ben Sdlingel nit benz braunen
2odenfopf an elm Yra9tferl iit's.
Was m6dte i9 6rum geben, menn er
mir geb6rte. Nber-erfenne bid ftlbIf
= 6as ift bic Meisbeit aller Weisbeit.
pfarrbaus uno 9of ftebe1 gut nit
chamber. Sie &inber baben bic beioen
iurgen Wiitter su Greunoinnem gema@t.
geioe geben i'm gegenfeitisett lntgang
ohctffot,;oI oTe ia n,,snToxnn.. 1f.sS -
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eyn bem @hiffsboubof ber Aprren

Sn bem S6iffsbaubof Der 9erren
Sobn glber & 60, in @otpan BEL @lasz
gotp lief am 25. Stunt Der fit bic ,Gunarb
Sinie" gebaute neue Sampfer vl1mbria"
bonn @tapeI. Sas 9ampfi6if 1T $50
TuB lang, 81 SUB brett uno 40 SUB tief.
Wfit elmer Srasfraft bon 5000 3onnen
berbin6et es eine pferbefraft BON L, 800.
Dies 1T bic gr6Bte 9ampftraft, tpel9e Elm
S9tff befibt = natiirlid1 nit Musnabme
bes unbrau1barer ,,@reQt GQffern".
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DiesselhOrst 4 Damken,
s Snrnerb allie
@etts= II. 8iertptrtbid)aft.

Ser popularite San,melplab Der 9cutlden
bon San slntonio.
Sttr Bic beien @etr1nfe unb Giaarren Der.
ben rerabreidt. GisfaItes Gitb &ier unp aus.
tpartige 8iere bireft bonn Sab. 21,1it
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: Ser pWine Srabe &eoietp" aufolse
ftno bon ben tonangebengen gbampag :
nerfirmen folgenbe Ouantitdten bes
Observation-Disclosures aufGlai1en geaogen
tp0r0en: Wtoet & Gbanbon $500, 900
Slaf9en; q. $. Muntm & 60. 3,OOO,z
900; perrier, Soust & 60. 1000, 900;
yommerD 100000; 9eibiid 1,50O,z
900; &oberer 1000, 600; gliquot 6OO,=
600.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
COMMITTEE.
Uo,,d mud 1bro,,,.

''Maud Lewis and s'Abram smith, arrested
Tuesday night for burgaring Whitall's book
store, 125 Nicollet avenue, were not arraigned
yesterday. but probably will be to-day. 1t trans
pires that the young mans name is NJ. 7. Au-
CHER, and the womans is believed to be Emma,
instead of Maud Lewis.
There is nothing new in regard to the case ex-
cept that Another claims that there was third
party inside of the store who filed the bag with
goods and passed it out to him. He also denies
that he was concerned iii the theft because he
was ''stuck on the woman and did as she bid
him, evidently not desiring to appear that he
played the Adam to her Eve. An attorney who
has done some legal business for the woman,
says she came here u year ago last July, having
for year previous been at university in st.
Paul Her father lives in Iowa, and she left
home two years ago on account of her step
mother. After coming here she lived with an
aunt until last April when she rented a house OF
Conner, the real estate Tenth avenue
south between Fourth and Fifth streets, which
she fitted up and let rooms to dodgers. He is
| firmly convinced of her innocence, etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
YOUNG MEN

Who may be suffering from nervous debility
will do well to avail themselves Of this, the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar of suffering
humanity.
p DIR. SPINNEY WILL GUARANTEE TO FORFEIT
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for every case of weak
ness disease OF any kind or character, which
he undertakes and fails to cure. Heowoud
therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who
may read this notice, that you are treading on
dangerous ground, when you longer delay in
seeking the proper remedy for your compliant.
You may be in the first stage-remember that
you are approaching the last. II you are border.
ing on the last, and suffering some or all Of
its i'll effects, remember that II you obstnately
presist in procrastination, the time must come
when the most skillful physician can render you
no assistance; when the door Of hope will be
closed against you; when angel of mercy can
bring you relief. In no case has the doctor failed
OF success. Then let not despair work itself
upon your imagination, but avail yourself Of the
beneficial results OF his treatment before your
case is beyond the reach OF medical shill, or be-
fore grim death hurries you to premature grave.
Piles Cured without Using X nife or LigatUr
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
THE PoLICEMEN'S PICNIC.


IA policeman's lot is not happy one He
has to walk his beat in all kinds of weather. take
abuse, answer all manner ofqucstions, is exposed
to constant danger. cant act like anybody else,
for he will be criticised for what out 'best citi-
2cus' can do daily and still retain their
standing N society. About once year a Do
liccmau gets whole day to himself and yester-
day was that day for about thirty four of the po-
lice force of Minneapolis. Part of them had to
90 without their nighJs sleep to get that day off,
but then that don I count with u policeman, a
street car driver or Il reporter.
Col. McCrary, who runs the Motor line and
who don't want the entire earth recently offered
TO give the police force u free excursion to Min
nct0nlla lake, and the boys, that is those who
could, gladly accepted the invitation Yesterday
in accordance with the understanding
AT Q o'clock in the morning the train started,
having on board two hundred passengers, and
carrying innumerable baskets and packages, in
dcatiye OF eatabes. The run to Excelsior was
made without Incident, where the party were
transferred to the Hattie May the steamer char
tered for the occasion.
How the ride from Excelsior to Hotel LAFAYETTE,
and from there through the uarrows to chan.
mans picnic grounds on the upper lake, was
enjoyed, perhaps only a policeman who sees
nothing hut dirty streets the year around can
tell. Arriving at the grounds the baskets
we're unpscked, lunch spread, and the
"coppers" and their friends pro.
ccedcd TO arrest sandwiches, run In
coffee and detain on suspicion Of being palatablc
the miscellaneous contents OF the luncheon bas-
kcts After this there was dancing, singing,
shooting at Il mark, etc, far an hour or So when
the party again embarked on the Hattie May and
were treated to ride around the lake. being
brought back to Excelsior in time TO catch the
4.l0 motor. Altogether il was o very enjoyable
occasion, and thirty -four officers out OF possible
thirty four who were present asked the GLOBE
20 express for them thcirthanks 10 Col McCrory
Tor the treat he had given them, and to say that
while they intend 10 protect the property
and lives Of all cirizcuS to the best
OF their ability that they fairly ache to have the
opportunity afforded them of showing their ap-
prccatau OF his kindness, being called upon to
render service in some way TO Col. McCrory of
tho Motor lime
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28


The monthly meeting Of the board of educa
ion was called to order at two o'clock yester
lay afternoon.
Prof Curtiss appeared in the interest OF hi.
pcumanship charts and recited at some length
the points he claims in their favor, aud asked
The board to adopt them in the public schools.
lie alleged that his system is in the main supe-
rior 10 that o, the Payson, Duntou n Scribner
,opy books, After a stirsing discussion it was
decided to use the Curtis> system.
The Irving school building was reported com.
p.eted and ready for occupancy. \ resolution
aas adopted employing !. H. Woodruff. OF Col
umbus. Ohio. as instructor Of pcnmanship and
bookkeeping in the high school, at salary Of
$500.
The sum Of SIS per month was set aside Tor
the purpose Of employing Il librarian.
petition was presented 20 Sdmit few pupils
into the Humboldt school from outside the city
limits, Referred 90 the superintendent
The board WAS asked to give the residents OF
school district No. III, which lies beyond Lake
street, tn, preference OF the board in regard to
the erection OF q school building In thar district
10 the pupils are not taken into the city schools
tie residents would build. Referred TO the
building committee.
The secretary reported that the board owed
$4,000 sad that there = only $4,000 in the
treasury. Referred 20 the finance committee
with instructions TO pay SIS, ieT 90 OF the bills.
each creditor getting an eNact pro ratio
The subject OF ascettSiuine the proper fence
line for the Webster school district vas brought
mp and referred. when the board adjourned
The. Forty second Ohio, Garfield regiment,
held rcuuioh At Lakeside, Ohio, Tuesday ana
"Wednesday, and voted to meet there again next
year on the last Wednesday In August The DO.
sition Of president. which Gsrdsld held, has been
vacant since his death
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28

dwelling, southwest corner Thirty second street
and Three-and-a half avenue south; cost $1,000.
l. F. Dennis, one and-a-half story, seven-room
wooden dwelling, east side Seventeenth avenue
between Twenty-fi fifth and Twenty-sixth streets !;
cost 800.
Andrew Charles, two-story double wooden
dwelling, six rooms each, east side, Seventeenth
avenue corner of Twenty-ffth street south
cost, not stated
Geo. H. Holt 6 Son, two-and-a -half story
eleven room wooden dwelling, southwest corner
of Sixteenth avenue and Portland avenue; cost,
$1,000.
E. II. Giikey, two-story seven room wooden
dwelling, west side of Eighteenth avenue, corner
Twentysixth street; cost, $500.
John Hedlund, twostory brick veneered
double store and two flats south side of TWEEN
tieth avenue, corner Twelfth street; cost
81, 000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL.
Dr. piiIl|ley!!.
81 Third St s., Minneapolis, Mial
Treat all Chronic, Nervous Diseases Of
Men and Women.
DIR. SPINNEY

Is well known the founder Of the Montrea
&c. Ed MEDICAL INSTITUTE, and having given
his entire attention for the past twenty years to
the treatment of chronic and special diseases in
cident to both sexes, his success has produced
astonishing results. By his method of treat
ment, the suffering are fully restored to original
health. He would call the attention of the
afflicted to the fact of his long standing and
well-earned reputation, as n sufficient assurance
of his skill and success. Thousands who have
been under his treatment have felt and expressed
emotions of gratitude yelling up from hearts
touched for the first time by the silken chord
that whispers of returning health.
Those suffering from Catarrh or Bronchitis,
can be assured of perfect cure by his new
method OF treatment.
DIR. SPINNEY can detect the slightest dis.
ease Of the Chest, Lungs or any internal organ,
and guarantees cure in every case he under
takes.
1t matters not what your troubles may be-
come and let the Doctor examine your case. If
IT Is DURABLE HE WILL TELL you so; IF NOT, HE
WILL TELL YOU THAT; for he viii not undertake
a case unless he is confident OF affecting a cure
twill costly you nothing for consultation; SO please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-28


Estate q Charles II. Folwell, deceased: let
ters issued and order limiting time to pay debt 5
made.
Estate OF Phillip C. Beck, deceased: same.
Estate of Aurora L. Beusc1iu, deceased :;
same.
Estate Of John Sterba, deceased same
Estate of W. p. Magruger, deceased; same
Estate OF August Schmidt. deceased: same
Estate OF Laura \, NimockS, deceased; same
Estate OF Fanny NJ Edrdge, deceased same.
Estate of Francis NJ. Edridge, deceased ;
same.
Estate OF Charles ". Hobart. deceased; order
limiting time to pay debts made.
Estate of Martin PaulsoR, deceased; inventory
filed and allowed and order.
Estate Of Isaac W Goer, deceased; petition
for settlement and distribution fled; hearing
September s.
Matter of Charles Blessings guardianship ?:
letters issued to Mary Ludwig.
Matter Of Charles Holenwen; adjudged insane
and committed.
Matter of David A. Harrison; sane.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. District Court, Second Judicial District.
In the matter Of the assignment of Robert Wilson
and Harry Monkhouse, copartners Wilson and
Monkhouse.
Notice is hereby given that Robert Wilson and
Harry Monkhouse, copartners Wilson and Monk
house, of ST. Paul, in said county and state, have by
deed in writing dated August 18th, A. D. 1884, and
duly filed in said court. on the 18th day Of August,
1884. made a general assignment to the undersigned
Of all their property, not exempt by law for the
benefit of all their creditors without preferences
under and pursuant chapter 14s. General Laws Of
the state Of Minnesota for 1884, and Of all the acts
amendatory thereof.
All claims must be verified and presented 70 the
undersigned for allowance within twenty days from
date hereof
Dated Saint Paul. MINI. Aug. 2sth. 1884
EDWARD II. BIGGS,
Assignee.
GoFoKTH & ROBERTS. Attorney for Assignee. 240-4s
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