St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-08
ecial Reports from the GLOBE Mankato Office
January 5.
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Pure wines and liquors for family use at D.
.lihof Il Co.
London punch for sale at D. Althof q Co.,
wholesale liquor dealers.
Judge NJ. j. Severance is in Blue Earth
City holding the regular session of court.
For the best breal use Hubbard s. Co.'S Supur
,ative flour. 1t has few equals and no superior.*
DR.. J. L. Livingston returned on yester-
day from New London, Canada, where he
las spent several weeks.
Mr.. Joseph Schlingerman has sold the Cliff
ton house saloon to G. H. Bellinger Il Co.,
who will run 1t in the future.
By virtue of the consent Of the city coun-
ell that very orn amental addition to tue c.,
NJ. q st. P. elevator is being built on Main
street.
Cards have been received announcing the
marriage OF Miss Carrie S. Straight to Ed
ward T. Burton as occurring at Chicago
Monday, December 29.
The Normal Literary society will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening with several
interesting features. Non-mem beers will be
charged an admittsuce fee of ten cents.
The fine weather of the last few days has
brought in many teams from the country,
and probably more teams were on the street
Wednt sday on any previous day OF the year.
The Opera roller rink is now open under
the management Of the Andrews Bros, who
have made various improvements and are
making It popular place of amusement
Ine floor Is In good condition and can not
be beat in the city.
The county com missioners met in regular
session Tuesday afternoon, but as yet have
done no business except allowing Il mum Der
of small bills. Tuesday morning they in
spected the poor farm, and found it in good
condition.
The pork market was particularly brisk
yesterday, although the price had dropped
zoe per hundred, to 81. IS. Pork for the last
week has come in from radious of twenty
i've miles, considerable coming from New
U.m anu other parts OF Brown county.
The band of the Eleventh regiment, Hes
sian battalion, will give another concert at
the Opera house this evening, which will, no
doubt, he as entertaining as the one last
| night The band contains over twenty in
struments, and the music furnished is ex-
| cellent.
There is considerable inquiry for vacant
business houses, and there are only one or
two vacant in the city. 1t would be well for
our monied men 10 look the matter in the
face and see il business property
does not pay much better than long and
| doubtful loans at small interest.
At the meeting of our military company
| F, Tuesday evening, Lieut.. D. f. McGraw,
Sergt R. f. Brown and Geo II. Fox were
elected delegates to the convention OF the
| Minnesota National Guard association which
meets in inncapolis January IA. Lieut. s.
Z. Pond, Corp B. d. Smith and II. W.
Brown were selected as alternates.
| Mr.. ID. K. Brooks sold 10 Arthur McMullep
OF Minneapolis the west twenty-five acres OF
his farm for S., 900. This tract contains q
stone quarry, which Mr.. McMullen, who is a
contractor In St. Paul and Minneapolis, will
open up aud run mostly for his private bust
ness. As soon as spring opens a force OF
twenty-five or thirty men will be- put " work
quarrying aud cutting stone, and track 10
connect with the Omaha road will be built.
Mr.. Frank Widell will be superintendent OF
the quarry force.
A good audience witnessed the FIVE mile
race at the city skating pavilion Tuesday
evening, between four contestants, E. f.
jefferson, John Fuller, Harry Barron and
Ed. Goodwin. The race was won by the
latter in % minutes, and he Is the recipient
of fine pair of club skates presented by
Bangs " Stewart, the managers of the pavii-
ion. Jefferson Immediately challenged the
winner to a five mile contest which WAS &C.
cepted, and will take place Saturday evening
at the same place. Both are fast skaters and
a lively race is looked for.