The Irish standard., 1886-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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Carpots. Stoves and Furniture sold
on time. Smiths InstalIment House,
Ill Nicollet avenue.
IL. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
@. Z. SWEET sells Gents Furnishing
Goods, % University avenue. E. D.
Go to Mrs. Morrill's for millinery.
4522 Nlcollet avenue.
The canvass for the city directory
commenced Thursday.
Yesterday being Good Friday, and a
legal holiday, the banks were closed.
Read Folds & Gritfith's advertise
rnent in this weeks STANDARD.
John Speedy, wall paper, 60 South
Fifth street, bet. Nicollet and 1st ave.
C. II. Ainsworth boots and shoes.
Read advertisement in this week S
STANDARD.
DR.. Jas. H.. Dunn of Minneapolis is
Surgeon in charge of the medical corps
at Sank Rapids.
Priester, The Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
For sale-A stenograph machine Of
ahe latest improved pattern. Good as
new. Apply at this Office.
The Lurline boat club is making pre-
parations TO open the season at Lake
Calhoun SHORTLY.
Another excursion TO Sauk Rapids
for the benefit of the cyclone sufferers
next Sunday is talked Of.
Chris. A. Gallagher, the WelL-known
counsellor-a -at-laW, has removed from
Woods block to i65 Temple Court.
Mr.. Chas. A.. O'Connor returns to his
old home, Manchester, II, r., for a
, short vacation on Wednesday next.
G. II. Colyer If Traverse Co., passed
through the city, Wednesday having
in charge Patrick Rodger, an insane
man.
Best quality Of Ginghams, Big Drive
only &c per yard, at the popular low
priced house ~ Calhoun & Long, 22a
Central avenue.
7. w. McGrath has removed his In
sursnca office from 10 Hennepin ave-
x,ue to the ground floor of the new
Temple Court building.
Mrs j. A. MCCARTHY has returned
from the east, and is displaying ele-
gant spring novelties. Please give
her g. caii-2334 Nicol!et avenue.
Order Glenwood Springs water OF w.
H. Fruen II Co., 256 Hennepin avenue,
The best, purest and most wholesome
i'm the city. Free delivery wagon.
Blackmont, a young stallion by Col.
West, receutiy purchased by c. G. Ly-
ford of this city, indicates q great deal
of speed, having shown trials on half
mile track in 1926.
OF. SWEET sells Turkish Rug Pat
terms.
MIR. a.. F. Morton, the late talented
editor-in-chief of the Newsletter. has
resigned his position on the staff of thai
paper.
Woodside, the Irish bicyclist, beat
Prince at Saltwater, Wednesday. win
ming by about thirty feet. The race
was for purse of $l00,
A fire started Wednesday afternoon
in tue cellar of J. t. HoffIin's drug
store, and destroyed $4,000 worth Of
goods before it was brought under
control.
a Mrs, Dillon attempted suicide Thurs
day by taking a teaspoonful Of solution
of morphine, She was saved by the
iAOG VI "a ot'IIletCi EIiAuk'' ASt1C 1t1o t1CCLA
married niue days. No cause is given
FOR the rash act.
A promenade concert at Arm ory hall
Saturday evening for the benefit Of
Companies a, I and 3 Of The First regi-
nent promises to be largely attended.
AN excellent programme, to berendered
by Dau2' orchestra, has been arranged.
The Crusaders Society, at their regu-
lar meeting On Tuesday evening, re-
solved to attend holy communion in a
body on Sunday. May 2, at $3.50 a. m.
All members having uniforms are re-
quested to wear them on that occasion.
The Minneapolis Dental association
met at the office of DR.. G. NJ. Bailey, On
Central avenue, Wednesday evening,
and devoted the time to an Informal
discussion OF various topics. There
was a large attendance.
The examination Of applicants for
positions as letter carriers and clerks