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CARD.
OFF'CF OF CUEvNISG 4 ROs Z,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, ,AUC1tOSEEHs,
AND BROksRs.
En- z NORTH TtSTH STI1yT.

AND BROKrRs.
No. 3 NORTH TENTH sTH1sr.
TO TIE REAL ESTATE OWNERS OF RICif-
MOSD CITY.
Our falI hsrycst is now AZ hand. Parties in quest
Of hou,es and Ots call 10 SCI daily with view ~
Investing. We Rad IL necessary 70 TearraBge oar
Sale Books We therefore take this method Of
thanking our friends and the pubic In general Tor
the very liberal patronage bestowed upon a. daring
our business carser. We have manfully uiei to
eIard their interest nj all time.. sad fel that oar
IN, rts In their behalf have been appreciated We
Invite all who have prupcrty for sac or real ~ fur-
nish Us description Of the sane npr rc0ri ~ our
an . We have all the facilities with .hich 70
successfully prosecute the RIAL ESTATE BIsi-
MISS IA an rs branches, and only ass a trial ~
convince you Of the fact.
No char.e made unless siI' IL erss,oti.
Very .rllN. -
ol.1t tifN MING q ROSE.
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Old newspapers at twenty-five cents per
hundred at the Dispatch counter.
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SHORTHAND.

BOOK AND Jon PRINTING neatly executed NJ Nhs
Dispatch job Printing Honse.
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An All-wooi Use. Insrain Carpe, for SIC. at
MYERS, sixth aud Broad.
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oN RRR A
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TUESDAY MORNING,

DRY GOODS were never known 30 bc - low I'm
seuior partner AZ the lsrgc forced auction salcs
EVER OfFtRtD.
DRESS Gools. DRESS GoODs-An the lstest
NFIOt'ES SlRAuS 1T prices ranging from
BLANKETS. BJh>hIgS-SW0 pairs WHITE
tion sale at dfiy ecuta on the dollar OF last sea
RLANkFT At sl.aO, last years price IS. 20;
andsl,75, worth double The money.
CARPETS. CARPETS, RUGS FLOOR OIL
MATTiNGS-Wc have tust received our new
which we offer grcatE nduccmerts. CARPETS,
77A, aud 9cc. for the best thrce-piy. We have
cac<. and this season have made arrange
JERSEYS. JtRSEYS, JFRSEYS-An immense
Jersey fog 75c Jerseys In black and colored
tAniFS' I'NDERN NEhR-EiiEMISES, DRAW
MERlNO TFDt DtRNEAR for Ladies, Children,
lowing priccs 20, &S, 80, 40, 80, 62. f5c.,
cent. more last season.
Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. on second
CORSETS, LAUNDRltD and UNLAuNDRlfD
TEENS and VELVETS In all cOlors, CAssI
Of all kinds.
Our FAIL. STOCK ~ WRAPS viii he on cNhihi
CCIARS NEWhARkE ETS, JACKETS. CLD
CHI DREN'S WRAPS in all styles. very
All we ask Is n call before you purchase, and
est and goods the best
OUR STORE WILL BE CLOSED on
u. & T.. MITTELDORFER,
@2s 527 Broad street.
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EOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
II A NEW STEAM ENGINE, BOILER AND
sAW-MlIl.. wi,h all appngtenanees, AZ Que half
The orlgiualcOsi. Apply to.. TO
BENEDICT 4 Co,
No. fifecntn street,
So 9S-lts Richmond. Va.
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Read MEYaR's advertisement to be in Tue.
days paper.
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Carpets, Oil-Cloth, Mattings Dress Goods, Tn
derwear, Jerseys Wraps. Corsets at bottom prices,
atD. 4 y. .MIrIRLDoRFERs.
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Fine Stair and Hall Brussels Carpet at 40 and
sec. at MzIBR's, sixth al Broad.
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A FRAGRANT BREATH IL always a pleasure
and you can haveit by using MEADE 4 BAKERS
delicious CARBoLIC MoUTH-wAsu. II destroys
the offensive Odor caused by diseased gums and
decayed teeth, and speedily restores them ~ a
healthy condition. Price, 6fty eeats a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-28

ATONEY TO LOAN on REAL ES-
vi TAIE We have the following amounts to
loan on Riclmond city real e~t1ts $1,000. y per
cent: sieu. at per cent; Zoo. Also several
ssmller sums. FRANK ID. MIL X CO.,
l.eIl Estate brokers.
81 0c-2t los Main street.
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Read the new Advertisement In lo-say's Dis.
patch. front page, Of ID. 4 T.. VI. MIITgLpoRfER
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BOARDING.

DOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY.-A
ID HANDsoMELY-fURSish ROOM over
looking Monroe Park, and one sluAre from street.
ca,s. heated aud lighted. with good BOARD. Ia
private family. 10 let 10 gentleman and wife with
ouI children, Who would appreciate home COM
forts. Aasrcss
Sc 2s-it PARK VIEW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-28

Opening OF ihe great Carpet purchase at
hgsER's. sixth and Broad, on TUESDAY MKT.
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LOR SALE. CHEAP. FiRsT-CLAsS
Z TICKET FROM OLD POINT 10 tlNClS-
SATI. LEROY r. BROWN.
- gs-lt 1li3 Main street.
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WAKE UPi WAKE UPl

Live lion stuffed with straw on exhibition. lb
GRANUtAT TED suGAR, soc / 3k pounds GRAN
ULATED SUGAR, 25c., on Tuesday. septen ber
30th. u. A. DAYTON, No. IL north Eighteenlh
street, sc2e-li'
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Finest rwo.Ply Carpets for sec. at MEYERS,
sixth and Broad.
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EARDOZO x co.
are now opening and exhibiting u'eir
NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCKS,

are now opening and exhibiting ueir
NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCKS,
embracing
All of this seasons novelties IN SILKS, VEL
VETS, STRIPED DRESS GOODS, LACEs,
HOSIERY, wRAPPISGs, &C.;
New and elegant designs In BLACK and COL.
oRED BRoCADE vELyET., PLUsuEs, ,and
SILKS:
Rare design, and combinations In CAMELS
HAIR, SCOTCH CHEvI0T, Dyson CLOTHS,
TAILOR sUITINGs. &C.
Special sale 0: 800 pair OF BLANKETS, bought
at auction At grea, sscri6se 10 Ihe manufae-
iurer, a, .2.so ~ els. No such value ever
offered in Rishmond.
Also, 100 DRUGGETs, bought at same time and
under same circumstances, which We will sell
very cheap.
A very large assortment Of this seasons Imports
ton. snd styles Of JERSEY COATS, New
MARKETS. PLUSH and SEAL sACQuEs
DoLNAHs. o..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-28

Carpets made and Laid a. shortest notice at
AsYsR's, Sixth and Broad.
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IHI | T T T I. l.. EE..jt&sIII:i E.j E s
I.:::IE::'iI g.:E:i A ISIEE..jjs E.
FA.El.. E. I {. $:j3||S i::..III I'M: g.: ::::.

price. An immense stock lust purch.aod bv nm,
In New York. THE GREATEST BAEGAiNs
style. in pLMDs, orToMANs, CAsnMrREs,
and CoLoRED BLANKETS from tho largo ,u,.
sons prices. 1O-f HOUSE n Wool
SLIM E-GRAY BLANKETS at vi, si,25, sl.sO,
CLOTHS. DRUGGETs, COCOA nArTrNcs
supply Of these 20, de, all purchssed at ancfon in
IL. Is, 20, 23, 80, SO, 40. 40, No co a. 10
always been the lowest In prices on the above arI-
menis 20 be stjll lower. All we ask Is . call
stock Of this popular srtlele Just received. A good
at 1928. Sl-60, t1.75, AZ. 1880.
Frs. GOWNS, Corset WAISTS. &C &C
and Gentlemen, In White aud Scarlet a. The fol-
~, and Sl.25 for an all-wOsl artcle-price 2S per
and third floors is very complete In all branches.
try merchants 10 give as a call.
SHIRTS fer Bows and Gentlemen, HOSIERY
JEWtIRY, SATCHtLS. BUTTONS. VTLVF,
MERES for mems and boys' wear, DOMESrICs
tiou. consisting Of D0LMANS, RUSSIAN CIR
AXIS. and all the latest Partisan STYLES; alse,
select and large assortment, all sizes aud all prices
you viii be convinced that our prices are the low
MONDAY ON ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY.
ID. 4 f MTTELDORFER,
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FOR GENTLEMEN.

We have an elssaut assortment 81 NEW PLAIN
and FANCY sUITISos, TRousER PAT
Terms, .CARFs, HANDKERCHIEFs,
GLOVES, &C.; also, a very large stock Of
WHITE, GRAY, and RED SCOTCH and
AMERICAN UNDERWEAR. ~ which ve In
vire special attention. CARDoZo 4 CO.,
- 2s-eod 1908 Main street.
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Wewill inaugurate the opening Of this depart
hoit Of Tie American and European market, az
lowest.
,IFRSFY JACKETS, all wool. at 81 worth $3.50.
TTSSIAN ClRCULARS, braided and trimmed
RTs>IAN CIRCULARS, trimmed with fur, az
NISSAN CIRCULARS. trimmed with plush, at
NFW MARKETS WITH CAPE, trimmed In firm
BROCAi FL SILK OTTOMAN RUSSIAN CIR
Brown AND BLACK DIAGONAL. NEWMAN
BLACK DIAGONAL RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
BROWN AND BLACK DIAGONAL NEWMAN
wor,hsls
BROWN AND BLACK DIAGONAL RUSSIAN
atSl2 worth els.
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS. trimmed with fur aud
NFMMARkfTS az 40; in BROWN AND BLAC
nAmenfs. NJ 50 worth ell.
SILR OTTOMAN CIRCULARS atfl5 worth e25:
one lot Of FrR-LINED CIRCULARS At haf
LONG PLUSH COATS az $50 worth e73.
PLUSH COATS 1920 worth $50.
ChlLDRES'> HANkLOCkS from - To $40
All Of the above mentioned garments are made in
Europe and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13

-, 81 and %, block 2, Trademarks addition,
$3.50.
A Raven to August Blomquist, part OF
lot ID, block 80, Arlington Hills addition,
s275.
II Fairchild to George Robson, lot 1, Hen
nessy's addition, s4O0.
George Robson to John Turnbull, east a
of lot 1, Hennessys addition, $1,000
Chas Weide to John Johnson, part OF lot
9, block 1, Dayton's addition, $4,000.
II McAfee to the St. Paul 81 Duluth rail-
company, part Of lol 1, block 30, L Dayton s
addition, $4,000.
Lars Erickstrom to Laura A Hogle, east q
of lot IS, block 1, Highland addition, 81 5oo.
W E Bell to Chas W Clarke, lot 10, block
2, Trademarks addition, $500.
Peter Helm to VIM F Setter, lot ~,
block 80, Brown 81 Jackson's addluon,
$500.
RIA Smith to W B Robinson, lot 3, block
z, Terry's addition, $500.
W Clark to G Miner, lots s and 70,
block 2, Trademarks addition, $3.50.
Edward Langevin to Henry Branch, lot 0,
block 167, Robertson's addition to West St.
Paul, 80, 500.
VIM Dawson to John F. Eisenminger, lots
to 6, blocks 1 Pottgeiser's subdivision,
81, 900.
Harriet A Kelliher to Thomas F McCor-
mick, lot 3, block 4, Irvine's addition,
S., 900.
George E Hess to Hamlin, part OF block
SO, Lyman Dayton's addition, 81, GU.
w Robinson to Henry Ulber, lot 3, olock
Z, Terry's addition, 1,600.
Robert Smith to Patrick r Mcdonnell,
block 62, Banning 81 Olivier's addition,
S1,SO0.
Protestant Orphan Asylum to Theo Kars-
tadt, lots s, 9, 10 and II, block 3, lot and
block 4, Riverside addition, $40.
RESUME OLE THE WEEK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
Committee On Fire Department.

The committee ON fire department of the
council met at the council chamber last even
ing at 7:30. The matter of the condemna-
ton and sale of certain horses belonging to
the fire department by the board of fire com
missioners and the purchase of others to re-
place them without first securing consent of
the city council was brought up, and after
short discussion motion prevailed that con-
sideration be postponed to Thursday even
ing at 7:30, when evidence will be taken
and the affair sifted throughout. The report
of Mr.. Overton, superintendent of the
city water works, at the last council
meeting was taken up and referred back to
the council, it being stated that the board of
fire commissioners desire to make report to
the council in the matter. The committee
then adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
F4IRCHILD Dc DIVTDSON.

TIOR SALE.-Two lots adjoining Lincoln
a school at $1,000 cash. This is bargain,
Fairchild q Davidson, 334 Jackson street.
Lots / and 2, Morrison & Eatons addition,
West st. Paul. Fairchild 81 Davidson 334 Jack
son street.
Two lots corner Ellen aud Arundel, at deci-
ded bargain. Fairchild & Davidson. 334 jackson
street.
House of 70 rooms, corner of University ave-
nue. and Roberts street. S., 200. Terms easy.
Fairchild & Davidson, 1874 Jackson street.
A small house on Thomas street at big bar
gain. Fairchild & Davidson.
Houses of s rooms No. II Iglehart street at a
price which ought to secure a customer within
ten days. Fairchild 81 Davidson, 1874 jackson
street.
House of s rooms on Ashland avenue, lot 5Ox
143 feet, price So, 1850. Fairchild 81 Davidson,
334 jackson street.
House of II rooms on Nina avenue, all modern
ccnyeniences, gas, bath room, etc. Farchild 81
Davidson.
House and large grounds corner Western and
Selby avenues, at a low figure Farchild u
Davidson, 334 jackson street.
House and four lots for $780, Farchild s.
Davidson, 334 Jackson street.
IS lots in a rapidly growing part of the city,
at 1928 each, in Il body. The purchaser of this
body of lots can realize profit of 100 per cent,
within two years from this date Who viii be
the lucky man, Fairchild s. Davidson.
1O4-106
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BUILDING PERMITS.

BUILDING PERMIIS'
Building Inspector Johnson issued the fol
lowing permits to build yesterday:
Aug Botset, one story frame woodshed on
West Ninth between Fort and Exchange,
$50.
st. Joseph's Female academy, two story
brick laundry and engine room on lglehart'
between Western and Virginia, 81, 500.
Frederick Tarant, two story frame dwell
ing and barn, on Marshall between Fisk and
Victoria, 81, $50.
s. King, two story frame dwelling on Tenth
between Wabashaw and st. Peter, 81, 1875.
Louis Kohlman, two story frame dwelling
on Iglehart between Kent and Dale, 50, 500.
Otto Lux, one and one half story frame
dwelling on Bunker between Oakdale and
West Hope, S700.
f. D. Abbey, one story frame butchers
shop, on Western avenue between Dayton
and Selby, $1,000.
National Communication bank, five
story stone, brick and iron bank building on
Fourth, 1856, 200.
John Dowlan, two story frame dwelling
house on Mount Airy between Mississippi
and L'Orient, $4,000.
Martin Bruggenman, rebuilding, on Ed
ward, between Channel and Chicago, $40.
John B Cramsie, one story frame dwelling,
on Fuller, between Mackubin and Kent,
$500.
NCJ Walsers, one story frame carriage
shed, on Seventh, between Walnut and Chest
nut, $50.
Mat Ley, two story frame dwelling, on
Randolph, between Drake and Warsaw,
$1,000.
A Doil, repairing, on Carroll, between Jo-
settle and Louis, S7O0.
William Wassrow, one story granary and
woodshed, on Mississippi, $40.
John Godkin, two story frame dwelling
house, on Hague, between Dale and st. AL
bans, 50, $50.
Frank Loula, two story frame dwelling,
between Rondo and Carroll, on LOOMS,
S2125
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JOHN III. LYNCH.
QHoIcE 40 foot lot on Rice stree t, 81, 200.

GOOD lot on University avenue, ST 200.
NINETY feet front on West Seventh street,
S1,25O.
NINETY-THREE feet front OIL West Seventh
street, with good house renting for $500 per
month, So, 500, easy terms.
TWO fine 50feet lots on Reane street, S475
each.
GOOD lot on Minnehaha street, $3.50, easy
terms
TWO good lots on Burr street, 81, 200 each.
VERY pretty lot on Holly avenue, 81, 1900, rea-
sonabJe terms,
THREE choice lots on Beach street, graded,
lay level, $3.50 each; easy tie rms.
Two choice lots in Arlins ton Hills addition for
$500.
FINE lot in Clarlze's addition, near school,
$500.
LOT on Prairie street, one block from Seventh
street, five blocks from Seven corners, 4S feet
front only $3.50.
HOUSE on Ramsey street, $780,
EIGHT room house on st. Anthony Hill,
So, 300.
SEVEN room house Reane street. ST 300
GOOD house on George street, rooms, 81 200,
small payment down, b alance monthly payments,
and number of otheJ: choice pieces of ST. Paul
real estate, all cheap and for sale on very easy
terms by John NJ. Lynch, 104 East Third street,
Presley block. 104
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MIDDLETON & D0UG1N,

tn IDDLEToN & DOUGAN-Real Estate and
I'VE Loans, Prince Block, corner Third and
jackson streets, room 4.
BLOCKS in Fairview addition, near terminus
of street railway, on Burr street
BLOCKS in Wrights addition near Summit
avenue depot, on Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul
Short Line, from $500 up.
BLOCKS in Arlington Hills addition
LOTS on Dayton's bluff,
1878 viii buy lot on the bluff within four
blocks Of Seventh street.
LOTS near John Mardin's lumber yard, 5000.
LOTS near Stahman's brewery, $780,
LOTS on st. Anthony hill
WE have large list of houses we can sell you;
a house on almost any street in the city.
$1,000 house q rooms), lot on Case street.
$4,000 for same with barn and another lot
Sl;20O house and two lots running through
block between Margaret and Dawson streets part
cash, balance on monthly payments.
ACRES near Harvester works; acres on Rice
street; acres between the two cities; acres near
Como; acres near st. Paul Foundry.
MIDDLETON s. DOUGAN,
lO4 40 East Third street.
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avenue, st. Anthony Hill, two stories high,
and to cost 1850, owned by Capt E. G.
Bowen is another, and an addition to Mrs.
Kings residence on Pearl street is also re-
ported.
On the corner of Pleasant and Park av-
enues, to cost $4,000 will be erecteda double
frame dwelling by Chas Esterly.
Mr. w. H. Cashier is erecting for himself
a frame dwelling on Marshall avenue, between
Fisk and Victoria, which combines all the
modern conveniences, and is an architec-
tural gem of cottage. 1t will cost $4,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
L4WTON BROS.

West Sid property is our special aim, and that
we have t'ne largest list Of any agency.
Beaur iful residence property on the hills on
easy te rms.
Bar gain in a business lot on Dakota avenue,
s. Sc o, worth $4,000, for a few days.
ottom lots at low figures. Special bargain in
he use and lot on the flats.
Houses on monthly payments.
Vacant lots on monthly payments,
Now is the time to buy.
Choice garden lots to sell or rent. 104
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Sale of School Property.

Mr.. P. T. Kavanaugh, the auctioneer, on
yesterday sold a number of lots belonging to
the board of education, and situated on
Dayton's Bluff. Lots number 6, Z, IS and
10, corner of Third and Conway streets, size
40 by 125 feet, brought s5,720. The pur-
chasers were in. Knauft, in. Kaese and NJ.
j. Donnelly. Six lots in Terry's
addition were sold to ]. j
McCardy and R. P. Lewis, for $1,000. The
old school house situated on these lots was
sold to j. j. Donnelly, for $500. The lots
bid in by Mr.. Lewis, were purchased for the
Presbyterian mission. In addition to the
above number of lots sold belonging to
private individuals, the demand for property
in the vicinity named being extremely ac-
tive
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
A Lawyers opinion of Interest to ALI.

j. A. Tawney, Esq, leading attorney of
Winona, Mimi, writes: ''After using it for more
than three years, take great pleasure in stating
that 1 regard DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption, as the best remedy in the world for
Coughs and Colds. 1t has everfaed to cure
the most severe colds have had, and invariably
relieves the pain in the chest.
Trial bottles of this sure cure for all Throat
and Lung Diseases may be had Free at Lambie IL
Bethune's Drug Store. Large size, S1.00.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13
"The Sun Does Move"

The Rev. j. Jasper (colored) who insists that
'the sun do move,'' is SO popular in Richmond,
Va, that when a stranger inquiries the way to his
church, the directions are to take car to Ger
tain corner and then follow The crowd. The evil
dence of success of modern discoveries being
their popularity, ''follow the crowd to your
drug store and get bottle of Bigelow's Positive
Cure, which cures coughs, colds, consumption
and all throat and lung diseases speedily, thor
oughly and permanently, Trial bottles free, of
P. j. Dreis, corner Ninth and st. Peter streets,
ST Paul
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13

The following is the record for the week, as
it appears On the books of the register of
deeds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13


DARGAIN in West Seventh street property.
D VIII pay IA per cent. Davis Brown, 300
Jackson
$3.50 for nice dry lot near Rice street. Davis
q Brown, $50 Jackson,
$1,000 for two fine lots, corner Fisk and Hague
venue. Davis & Brown, $50 jackson.
$4,000 for - acres, st. Anthony avenue, near
Merriam park. Davis & Brown, $50 jackson.
$4,000 for six nice lots on Marshall avenue,
corner Dale. Davis s. Brown, $50 Jackson.
S12, 600 for 1853 it. front at corner Pleasant
avenue and Sixth street. Davis d Brown, 36O
Jackson.
$50 for 1OOz15O, corner Milton and Leslie
avenue, Summit park addition. Davis d Brown,
$50 jackson.
S375 each for block of 80 lots on Lincoln ave-
nue., Summit park addition. Davis 81 Brown, 800
jackson.
6Ox134 feet at corner of Third and Oak streets.
Davis & Brown, $50 jackson.
SIP, 800 buys handsome residence on Arundel
street, between Laurel and Summit avenues lot.
71x150 Davis Brpwn, $50 Jackson.
So, $50 for large south front lot on Dayton ave-
nue. near Kent street. Davis 81 Brown, $50 Jack
son.
CHEAP lots on and near East Seventh street
Davis s. Brown, $50 Jackson.
$3.50 only for very handsome lots half block
from street cars, West Seventh street,
easy payments. This is bargain. Davis 81
Brown, $50 Jackson.
20 acres on Smelling avenue, near Manchester
college. Davis & Brown, $50 Jackson.
$4,000 for five lots on Dayton avenue, corner
Dale street. Davis & Brown, 360 jackson.
$1,000 for 8Ox1O0 feet corner Dayton and St.
Adams. Davis & Brown, $50 jackson.
$500 for beautiful bluff view lots between
Grotto and Avon streets. Choice property.
Davis u Brown 300 Jackson
CHOICEl OTIS in Bryant's addition, near Sum
NIT avenue. Cheap. Davis 81 Brown, $50 Jack
son.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
DAVIS &c BROWN,
Real Estate & Mortgage Loans
$50 Jackson street, st. Paul, Mimi.

Investments made and taxes paid for non-resi-
dents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13

CNMALL payment down and balance in small
y monthly payments will secure you a home.
1t is your opportunity to stop paying rent. Law
ton Bros, 175 Dakota avenue. 104-110
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-13

Eg OUSES-Dayton avenue, $4,000, $4,000,
IL $500, $4,000: Marshall avenue, S12, 900,
1880; Ashland avenue, $1O,SOO, 81, 500; Port
land avenue, S12,5O0; Pleasant avenue, S12, 600;
Lincoln avenue, $4,000; University avenue,
$1,000; East Eighth street, S31 900, $4,000 !;
Lafayette avenue, 81, 5O0 $4,000; Selby avenue,
$3.50; Martin street, $1,8OO; Fuller street,
S1,G75; Iglehart street, So, 400, $4,000, $4,000,
$780, Warren street, $1,8OO; Canada street,
$1,000; DeBow street, $3,OOO Burr street,
$4,000; Mississippi street, $780, West Ninth,
S5,350 Carroll street, 1900; St. Anthony Hill,
$4,000, $4,000. All for sale by Davis & Brown,
$50 jackson.
DAMALEY'S PARK, White Bear Lake, beau
IL tiful cottage lots for sale by Davis s. Brown
800 Jackson St. 1O4
RUY handsome cottage lot in Ramaley's
ID Park, White Bear Lake, Davis & Brown,
$50 Jackson street. 104
SGOLOTS i'll Ramaley's Park, White Bear
OOO Lake, lying in a beautiful grove, near
Cottage Park station for sale on very easy terms
by Davis 81 Brown, 800 Jackson st. 1914