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Hiut Sfc,rcu cine @jerfumilitn MatBe.
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filtoriums wieber in bieielbe auf9cnom;
men rpor6en.
lln9IiifsfdQe.-@rtrunteu limb in Der
SaaIe Ser 21idbrige 0ermonn 9teiBner
aus Sueblinburg unb in Der Sitter Der
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Glue Der ~26iGbrige S6a6tarbciter 6ran;
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mn6 crit 6efreit werOen founte, natb6em
bic GiIenItauss abseidat wo.ben mar.
Die SeruunSnng 6es S6mibtdel 1T
cine I3mere, aber es iou nod DOLL
nuus ~uorbauosu iein, i'm am eebeu gu
erhaIten.
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6eien>InKnH.

Nombur9 y. 5. y. Ole Serbafs
tung beS SettionspOrIteber3 &rii9er er.
rcgt III Den peridie6enen 6rciien lebbnis
tes Seoaucrn, 6a CT IS peritanben, lid
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ermcrbcu. Der Yriu; pon &alcS, Der
0~ro6berio0 pom Wtcdlenbnrg sei6netsn
i'm ourd ~mertbpoIIe @ei6ente aus ieitz
benz sic Gaiieriu mad I6om6urg tommt,
er6ieIt CT au6 pom 6ieIer mfbrfa9e Nnz
erteunun9en. Sas SaDr 1888, III lpelz
dem cine 9teibc 6O6geBeIlter Peri0nli5s
feitcn i'll 'DOmburg peilte, brddtc ibm
ueridiebenc SrOen unb Nus,ei6nungcn
Elm.
T|ranffurt a. %. Der Maior
Il. ,. 6ricbri0 SduIer, &%ommanbeur
6es cbemaligeu 6rantfurter ginienbas
taiIlons, lit oicier Gage geitorbrn. Der
Iel6e natm am 3. 2lpril 1888 ais Sieutes
mani Der S6iitentompa9nie OIL Der 9Sies
6~ereinna6nte Der &ouitabIers@ adeS beil
Die 6eI0;ii0e l84S uno 1S49 mabte er
ais 0aitptmdnn uno 8ompn9nie6cf nit.
Bon 1862 uu befano CT ii6 i'm Hubez
itan6 unb mar icit sebn Sa6rcn i'll 6ol9e
mebrcrcr S6lagnnf6uc 9elGbmt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23

retunoswan;i9tte 6apitel.
Su 0rpotpooo angetommen, fano
&atbarine bic iunse 6ruu Isit benz uorisen
Gage peientli6 uerdnbert. sic buitete
nod uieI unb lab ie6r frant aus, a6er
bic geltrigc nerpOle 2lufre9un9 mar sdnsz
lid ueri6uunbeu. 0eililentli6 i6ien
lie iebes e%rniterc @eiprd9 gu uermei6eu,
unS Sat9ariue fra9tc ii6 i'm 2aufe bes
Cages mebr ais %einntaI, OBJ ie ui9t Ell
ncn MiBgrif besGngen bate, ais iie
bierber eetnmmsn mar; benn ;pii9eu
ibr unb Ser geidpdeigen, oberhd9Iiden
tleiuen 6rau, fiir wel9e IS, auBer Der
lebten Wtops un6 Dem tdgli6en tleinsu
GeIeui6aftstIati6 fein SntereiIe auf Der
@eIt gu ge6eu i6ieu, war cine Seritdn>
bigung ooer Elm en9erer 3uidmmenbnng
taum 0enfbar.
Sim folsenben Morsen rpebte elm tals
ter, I3neiOenber Sitpinb, uber bic Come
i9ien bsu III bas 6riibftidsSimmer, in
weIdem 6otbarine unb Mrs. 9ourtlanb
;uiammentrafen. Die Nuseu Der iebtez
rem paren 9ldn,enbcr nIsieunb Die &0tbe
i6rer Wangen bate Satbariue beinabe Su
benz fall3en S9lu1e perfubrt, baB tbre
@irtbiu uouitdnbi9 wieber ber9eiteat
lei. sic mar anrubi9 uno buitete pieI,
mas iie aber feinesrpe9s III benz Sorbae
BEN forte, nit ibrsr Poupequipuse gu
benz Sasorenbe;uOus ;u fabreu. uel6es
in Der 9fdbe itattiiuben iOlte. Oas iunse
Md66en Iu6te ibr 6isIe unuerniinftige
9l6i6t aussursben unb slau6te ibreu
3wef aud fait errei9t su baben, ais bic
BOittai6e e%intraf. Sic entbieIt Sriefe
fir Nirs. @ourtlan6 .n6 cine 3ui6rift
an MiB SobnitOne, wel6e bieIer Nu9=
ri6ten pom @i6tisteit bra9te un6 ibrs
@ebauteu crultli6 6ei9dftist BADEN
piir6e, weun ni5t Wlrs. @ourtIan6,
nadbem iie einen ibrer Srieie erbro6eH
uu6 bur6floseu, pI0bIi9 pom Glide auf:
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poicn.

Yoieu. Die NuSweiiunGen inner:
bal6 uniercr Eropiu; oaueru fort. O.
tat ncutrbings audi Ner @raf ga6iSlaus
3antoisti ali Rurnit, eiTCr Der btoeus
tenbiteu CiroRgrunbbeliBer Der YropinS,
Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crbaItcn. Gcrlclbt
ut erit ror cini9cn %ia6rcn ais Grbe Del
alts9eItorbeuen GrGTli6 G;ialpn5flldtr
5amilie Nciiter iencr {1erri6Oit, ionic
eines S9loIcs III u%uiercr Stobt gcpor=
ben, bat ii6 nber bcrsitS burt cine gGn;c
Reibe pom b0bit beu:i6fcinaIiben hGnos
litn0cn bcmerfbGr genadt.
Nrom6crg. Dor einigcn Sdgen
muroe Die %ei6e beS 0tadtwd9ters
Subnte I'M &anGt ~gefunOen, uno man
pcrmutbete, oGB :. eri3ldgen uno bann
ms QSnIer 9eiporfeu iporoen lei. Die
Settion Der yci6e bat ieoo6 ergeben,
baf :. nitt cridIagen iuuroe. Wabr7
id)einIid) iii Ct III ~Hn9etruntcncm gu:
itdubc in hcn HHnal 9%efalIen uno ertrnn'
Ten.
Yobii6in. Der bier wObnbaftt
SGuBmader Ssmansti geriet6 tiir3ItdJ
nit Ieiuer 1rau in Streit, ser, ba beibt
lbeile ben Spirituolcn tart sugee
proder, balo in E9dtI;1ttiteu iIbers
oinq. Der unsorte @bemann iblug bGs
6ci 6errnaRen atf Die G6ebdiite los, 6aF
OieIe nod an bemieIben Gage ben %erIittc:
I'll G~crtttun9cm crlag.
s4leiie:;.
8rc5I0u. Sn cincm 6remOcnSimme1
pom MiI6ot's Sotet, Siutcrmurfti@to. ,,
wurbe 6ie inter iitteupoIi3eilidcr &on=
trole ltehcnoe % Sabre alte Nnna Scr6e,
Die : o6ter cincs bieiigcn !3immern.onns,
crmorbet. NIs bes Wtorbs pcrbd6tig
mur6e onfau9li9 auf Grunb Der uon ben
6otcl.4ortier g~egebenen ReriOnalbe:
i6rcibunq Der Gopesirer ,%Salernigt, cine,
ber ,abIrei9en r0rdutigams" Der Gr:
moroeten, in 6nft genommeu. 0emle
ben eelang es jc6ob, ieiic llnl3uIb naf:
;upeiien, 10 bah Icine GntIa6ung erfol:
| aeu muBte. Die olsbaIb eingeleiteter
Rederden BADEN nun ben Gerba6t mi
,iemlider @euiBbeit ouf Den S6IOher
0einri3 6ubrig (ober 6lbri6) pom bic
a%elentt, Der ieoo9 biSber ni6t ernlittel
merben meroen fonntc.
@Iaqau. @u benz Yionier sllebnnss
plab uurbe Der 8iouier S6mibt6en Dol
Der 3. 6ompaenie 5. 8touiers9 Battalion
beim &bbru9 zines bOlSernen Slofbau
Ies Don elmer umltir5enOen Manb 10 I'M
eIiifli6 9etrofien, DAP Die eiierne Sret
itauoe, meld)e Der SoIbat i'll ber 0anl
belt, ben G6rper bur6bObrte uno ltd
ca. 6 3ol tief in bic 8ObIenwano Elm
grub, 10 buB Der llnsIiidli9e bnbltdblId
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&Gnisrri9

3wifou. Sn Der gfdbe bes iriiber
S6ucistr'idcn, iebt GbrIcr'i6en Outs,
bat Ser Tlurlpd6ter S9iu6Ier, iriiber
YOli;eioieucr i'll Gdersba6, ieine Sc
Iiebte, Die l7id6risc 8Iara !0errmann,
To6ter Der 0eiiterin uon Dem an Der
6bcmnibsQ res6ner Gbauhsc gsle9enen
9runbitiid rgippolbsrube", nit beren
GinueritdnbniB erI9oiIcn unb Johann ii6
ielbit bur3 cimen S6uB gu tobten uers
Iudt. Der @runb gu ser Sbat ut iebeus
falls bGrtn 81 lu6en, 6aB Der Ser
bctrat6ung Der Seibsu, 6eren i6on ieit
IGnserer 3eit deficiencies 8erbdltniB pom
SoI9en besleitet mar, bie Gbe S6in6s
ler'S, lucI9er pom feiner Srau 9etremt
lebte, ent9egenltanS.
granbfdue. SIN @~nnobere branute
has SauptgebduOe Der @ebr. Meeer'iden
@aa9enfabrit nicber, in @naI9pib bas
@eb6ft 6es @utSbeiiters Sob. 2ebmam,
in @riinberg BEL Gaoebers Die bel benz
@ittergut seIe9ene ulte MtibIe unb iii
Martleebers elm Sbeil bes 3~irtelbuber's
i6en NnweIens, nobel bas 4 Sabre alte
Riub bes 8eiiters um's Qebeu fam.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
Origin of NIOsouitoes,

The Indians have very satisfactory ac-
count of the origin of the Montezuma mos
quitoeS. The legend runs thus: There
were i'll times of old. many moons ago, two
huge feathered monsters permitted by the
Manitou to descend from the sky and alight
on the banks of the Seneca river. They
were so large that they flew toward the
earth. Standing on either bank they
guarded the river, and, stretching their
long neeks into the canoes of the Indians as
they attempted TO paddle along the stream,
gObbled them up as the stork king in the
fable gobbled up the frogs. The destruc-
ton of life was so great that not an Indian
could pass without being devoured in the
attempt. 1t was long before the monsters
could be exterminated, and then only by
the combined efforts of all the Cayuga and
0nondaga nations. The battle was terrible
but the warriors finally triumphed, and the
mammoth mosquitoes were slain and left
unburied. For this neglect the Indians
had TO pay dearly. The carcasSes decom-
| posed, and the particles, vivified by the sun,
| flew off in clouds of mosquitoes, which have
| filled the country ever since.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
wINoNA,s SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Personal Items and Minor
Social Events.

EeESOhstl anu 4thAElOA
Social Events.
The silver wedding of Rev. c. n.
Showers and wife was celebrated in happy
manner at their. residence on Tuesday. A
number of the prominent members of the
three Methodist churches of the city assem-
bled at his house and after the customary
congratulations presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Showers with a silver plate containing SS7
in silver.
The marriage of Hon. o. B. Gould of
this city to Miss Mary K. Couse of Chicago
took place at the residence OF the brides
cousin, DR.. n. b. Delamater, in Chicago,
July 1. The bride and groom arrived in
this city on Thursday morning, and are
making their temporary home with DIR. j.
b. McGaughey.
A very pleasant party was given by Miss
Lulu Wilson on Wednesday evening. The
handsome grounds of Judge Thomas Wilson
were Illuminated by Chinese lanterns, and
the music of Rodiveders orchestra lent en-
chantment to the occasion.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
held a successful lawn festival at the resi-
dence of Rev. L. J. Purdy Tuesday evening.
The grounds were handsomely lighted, and
the refreshments were served in tents.
President Irwin Shepard of the normal
school and Prof. William Z. Phelps will at
tend the national teachers convention at
Saratoga this month.
Misses Kate Horton, Nettie Stevens,
Alice Robson, Sadie Robson and Gertrude
Staples are home from Wellesley college on
vacation.
Miss Nettie Drew, who has also been at
tending school at Wellesley, will visit
friends in New York before returning
| home.
Miss Nellie Avery, who has been attend
| ing school during the past year at Washing
ton, Penn, is spending her vacation at
home.
The Winona Dramatic club held its
regular meeting at the residence of Mr.. b.
II. Langley Oh Monday evening.
Miss Clara Grant, who has been teaching
i'm the Glencoe high school for the past year,
is home on her annual vacation.
MeSsrs Clark and Fred Bailey left on
Thursday evening for a visit to their home
near Ogdensburg, n. Y.
Miss Anna Whitney has accepted a posi-
ton in the money-order department of the
WinOna postOffice.
Mrs. S. ID. Keith and daughter left Tues
day evening for summer SojOum at Mont
pelier, Vt.
Misses Jennie and Jessie Mitchell have
gone to Uniontown, Penn, for brief visit
Mrs. Earl Youmans has gone to Chautau
qua lake to spend the summer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
RIPPLES FROM RED WING.
Movements of Society i'm the sum-
mer Months,


The Episcopal church will be closed for
the next four weeks for the purpose of MAX
ing repairs, etc. During that time the con-
gregation will worship i'll the parish school
house. Sunday school will also be held
there.
Rev. James P. Pinkham, leader in the
Iowa prOhibitOry amendment movement,
will give public address i'll the City park
on Tuesday evening, July z, at 7:30 o'clock.
During the past week amusementS have
not been wanting to the amuSement-loving
populace. Newell's Madison Square COM
pany appeared at the Casino every night.
Capt George Hays, supervising in
spector of steamboats,, of st. Paul, was in
the city last Saturday and inspected Theo-
dOre CarlSon'S steam yacht, RoXie. He
p pronounced it first-class in every respect.
Grand Army posts of Eastern Minnesota
and Northern Wisconsin will hold a camp
fire at Maiden Rock, Wis, commencing
Sept. 3.
Mrs. Merrick. mother of Mrs. B. Jaehnig
of this city has been elected assistant matron
in the Protestant orphan asylum at st.
Paul.
Miss Laura NJ. Kempe, former resident
of this city, and Mr.. A. L. Stenger of Nor
ris were married at the latter place on June
%.
The Misses Theresa and Regina McSorley
have returned from NOtre Dame, Ind,
where they have been attending school.
DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Hewitt entertained
the boys choir of Christ church last even
ing at their residence on Third street.
The Athletic Comet band gave a dancing
party in its hall in the McSorley building,
on Main street, last Friday evening.
Mrs T. K. Simmons and children are
spending the summer at the family cottage
and camp, near Cannon Falls.
Mrs. F. S. Christensen and daughter OF
Rush City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. j.
Willard in this city.
Miss Fannie Ward has returned from
Lake Forest, ILL.,, where she has been at
tending school.
c. H. johnson, register of deeds, has re
turned from Bancroft, Ia, where he wen
for his health.
Capt. A. p. Pierce, of company G, NJ. n
G., went to Faribault, Tuesday, with Gov
Hubbard.
Albert Heising has returned from Prairi,
du Chen, Wis, where he has been. attending
college
ID. NJ. Baldwin and family have beer
visiting at Wahpeton, OAK, for some tim
past.
Mrs. Solder of Ithaca. n. Y, sister o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05
HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
How the Fourth was Spent--SOcial
and Personal.

ana PERSONAL
There being no general celebration in this
city Yesterday, a number of pleasant picnics
and excursions were participated in by pri-
vate parties. Mesdames ii. A. Taylor, s..
C. johnson, Z. w. Nye, j. ID. Chubbuck,
Z S. Reed, c. A. Cross, =. X. Jones, Tn
ID. Harding and w. ii. S. Wright, wife
their husbands and the children, spent tn.
day on the banks of Willow River pond
The steam yacht Admiral Dot, with GOV
cred barge was chartered for a picnic and
excursion down the Lake by party consist
ing of Messrs. jenkins, Fulton, SimOndS
Lacy, j. b. GOsS, Al Jones, Stanton and
Napier. Misses Jennie and Pearl Coon,
Allie, Florence and Jane Humbird, Sallie
Stalnaker, Clara Boyden, Maud Stevenson
and others accompanied them.
Miss Laura Ross and Mr.. viii Spence of
Hammond were married at the residence of
Der of the bar of Wausau, Wis, is in the
j. p. Balsom, in this city, Thursday after
noon. The bride is a sister of Mrs. Balsom.
Another wedding, in which two of our
popular young people are interested, will
soon occur, as they were noticed few
evenings since examining the contents of 4
furniture store.
The ladies of the Episcopal society held
a successful lawn festival on the grounds of
r. L. Williams yesterday afternoon and
evening. \ large amount was realized.
Mrs. DR.. Silliman left for Superior City.
Friday, where she will spend some time
with hope of escaping her annual attack
of hay fever.
Misses Ella Glover and Josie Holden, of
the st. Paul schools, are at their homes in
this city for their vacation.
a pleasant sociable was held by the Pres
! byterian society at the residence of Mrs. L.
Crazy, Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. f. Glover and daughters left for
Bayfield, Tuesday, where they will remain
during the summer.
The comet band and party of vocalists
serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Salon Perrin Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Alice Bushnell, of our CITY schools,
is spending her vacation in Brooklyn, Y. y.
Mrs. Fred Lang of Pineville is spending
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Lang.
The celebrations at the various places in
this vicinity drew largely from here.
Mrs. V. ID. Jones of Minneapolis was in
the city some time last week.
Miss Horton of New York is a guest OF
Mrs. Judge Wetherby.
Mr.. E. S. Thompson. prominent mem
city visiting his mother.
Mrs. DR.. Without is home from Madison
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-05

Mrs. w. C. Williston, is visiting in this
city.
,, Mrs. II. A. Anderson, mother of A. F.
Anderson, is seriously i'll with Bright's dis
ease.
c. r. Tyler of Bay City, Wis, gave a
ball in his Echo hall, Friday evening.
Mrs. j. ii. Anderberg and children are
camping out at Frontenac.
Miss Daisy Collins of Lake City is visit
ing her friends in this city.
j. w. Bass delivered the Fourth of July
Grafton at Belle Creek.
Miss Carrie Parker has gone to Camp
bell, Mimi, on visit.
Mrs. f. A Carlson and children have a
cottage at Frontenac.
Tams BiXby has returned from his trip to
the Missouri river.
Jesse McIntire has returned from an eX-
tended Eastern trip.
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HIs cLoTHEs wERE Nor READY.

From the story of Mrs. Weldon and the
bold statement made the other day that at
Leek widow of 55, who had lost her hus-
band only five months before, married
bachelor of as, let me aliude TO the story of
breach of promise of Herder VS.. BearSley
in the court of queens bench. BearSley is
said to be "a swain, cOrpulent and bald
headed, who wOOed and won the fair Emily
Herder. According To the sporting paper
i'm which find the tale piquantly told:
They met. They loved. They sighed.
They whispered. They spooned and mOOned
they were engaged. George beSought his
Emily to name the day-the happy day
and Emily did so. But alas for the tender
ness and the cOnstancy of man! Alas for
the tenderness and confidence of womanI
Alas for the brevity of human bliss, the un-
substantially of earthly dreams, and
the insecurity of masculine promises.
AT the very moment when the
silver sea of matrimonial bliss
was spread before him Mr.. Bearsley
shrank from taking the fateful plunge
Why he shrank We are not in position to
explain; but he shrank. lie pleaded for a
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Proof Positive.

A convict at French penal settlement,
who was undergoing a life sentence, de-
sired 10 marry female convict, such mar
riages being of frequent occurrence. The
governor of the colony had no objection,
but the priest proceeded to crOSs-examine
the prisoner:
Ibid you not marry in Franee?" asked
the clergyman.
Yes"
'And your wife is dead?"
''She ISIS
''Have you any documents to show that
she is dead?"
mo"
Then must refuse to marry you. You
must bring proof of the death of your
wife"
There was a pause, during which the
prospective bride looked anXiously at the
would-be bridegroom. Finally he said:
Il can prove that my former wife is
dead"
''How can you prove it?"
Il was sent here for killing her."
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DIED.

JOHNSON July 4. at p m, at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs C. S Fuller,
No. I29 West Fourth street, Mrs. Melinda
johnson, aged o. years, mother OF Gates A.
johnson, Mrs. c.. S. Fuller and Mrs. VI. +.
Cooper
Funeral on Monday, July 8, at p. m. from
No. 129 West Fourth street. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend.
TOBIN- Saturday, July 4, at 10 p. m, at 26S
Commercial street, Mrs. Mary Tobin, wife
OF Martin Tobin.
Funeral from ST. Mary's church at $3.50 g.
NJ, Monday, July 8. Friends invited
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DoctorWhittier,

regular graduate, ga East Seventh street
treats, with unparalleled success, blood i'm
purities. nervous prostration. debility-dis
eases from indiscretion, excuses, exposures
Moderate charges, safely. Advice free. Is
tablished longer than any advertising ply
stefan in America Record OF cures for
twenty-seven years; never one published
Patients from Atlantic 10 Pacific. Call Of
write.
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One Word More NecesSary

''Will you look me up the origin of the
word rink, papa?"
Certainly, my dear; but why do you
wish me TO do SOP"
Il have taken a notion to learn roller
skating and have a curiosity to know what
the word rink is derived from"
IF you are going to learn roller skating
would advise you 10 become acquainted
with the word equilibrium, for you'll want
to know more about that than about rink
when you put on the rolers''-BoStor
Courier
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Money loaned in sums of SO AID upwards
on furniture, pianos, organs, horses, car
riages. wagons. etc. Property left in your
possession All business strictly confidential;
no publicity Terms easy. Private consulta-
ton room for ladies. r. Deming & Co., cor
ner jackson and Fifth streets, over 81. Paul
National hank
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Oak Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITYoFSr. PAUL. Mimi, July l, 1885,

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC Mokks, !
CIrYoFSr. PAUL, Mimi, July 1, 1885.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation or
the City of st. Paul, Minnesota, at their once
in said city. until l2 m, on the 18th day of
July. A. ID. 1855 for the grading OF Oak street,
from Third street to Ramsey street In said
city, according to plans and specifications on
file in the Office of said Board
A bond with at least two ~ sureues IN
sum of at least twenty (2O) per cent. of the
cross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids -
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Oficial:
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