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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-07
THE EVENING STAR
PROPOSALS.
DROPUSALS
WARDEN's OFFICE.


Il WARDEN'S OFFICE.
UNITED STATES JAIL.
WAsH1S6TON. ID. c.. October ., 1856.
sealed proposals will be received at this OIL ce IN
VI lWO O'CLOCK r. NJ, OCTOBER SIXTEEN
too 10 inr nish the jail with five hundred of
pc. ruh OF mine Georges Creek Cumberland Coal
anu nIteen tons OF good quality of Anthracite Coal
s.Se size, 70 De delivered jail before the
10th day of November 1856.
Aso Sc arate proposals. furnish the jail with the
pest qudny OF Wvlf-seaSOned Pine Wood, to be
ENered at the jail in quantities from time to time as
may be required The coal and wood TO be inspected
at bidders cost
The right ia reserved to reject any and all bies
oct-st JOHN = CROKER. Warden.
lOROPOSALS FOR BUILDING OFFICERS
Il QUARTERS.
WAsHISGToN BARRACKS, d. C.,
september Is, 1856,
Sealed Proposals in trplicate subject 10 usual con-
dtOns will be received this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH lSS6 at
which time and place they will be opened in the pres
ence OF attending bidders for converting building
Is into two sets OF officers quarters and building one
set OF quarters tor noIcommssioned staff office al
Washington barracks, ID. in accordance with plans
aud specifications in this office
Blanks and full information a. To bidding terms of
contract and pay ment, &c, will be furnished appl
cation.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked.
fropOSaLs Tor building officers and nop-commis-
stoned stan officers quarters. and addressed to the
chdersiSned SEDC wICk PRATT
list Lieut.. and y q. NJ. sd Arty.
OcS-St a A q Nj
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RETURNING TO CANADA.-During the past
summer the Canadian government had been
quietly at work inducing expatriated French
Canadians now residing In the United States
10 return to Canada. The efforts Of special
agents selected for the purpose are proving sue
cessful, and the Influx to the dominion OF
former Canadtane is going on at o gratifying
rate. The New England and western states
are the great centres of the French Canadians.
The majority OF those who return receive FREQ
or cheap farms from the government
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SHOT Hrs SIsrER--Last Saturday O serious
accident occurred near Forestville through the
careless handling OF a gun. Edward, the IA.
year-oid son of the late Il. I. Hayes had loaded
his gun I'm the house, and while putting on .
cap the hammer fell and the gun WAS dis
charged. AT the same instant his sister, Mrs
Milton Grey, entered the room, aud most of the
load took effect in her right arm and side. Df.
Charles II. LaIimer called and rendered
professional services. While the wound ID very
painful, IL is not considered fatal.-Cpper 40y]
b0r0' (IMdl (rdzeue
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AIEBIG CoMPANY'S EXTRACT
Ot ns MAT lat e Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
Annual sale s.ovo.VoojarS
LIEBIG CoMPANYs EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic -Is q S,,cces.
and an loon for which nation. should feel CRATE
Genuine only with the fac smile of Baron Lie
1se tie sron Lebi and pl0ser 1ne ha hs1
ing been largely used By dealers win no CON
termed thai tue Lieois Company alone can
oner The article with Baron Liebi.' guarantee
OF geauiuenesa
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be has; of all Storekeepers Gro
Gers and Chemists sole Agents the United
States wholesale only. Z. David q Co.. . Fen
church avenue. London. England au6-th
Miss JuL1Er CoRsoS SAYs
In an artieleentisIed Family Living $500 Year:
- Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires. and
hshts, would about - per month provided COKE
were used in cities" &C
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE To
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN
20 Bushes for s31o
% Bushels for 81 so
COKE NOT CRUSHED
20 Bushels for $3.50
70 Bushels for $500
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
jAS All and 4I3 10th street.
OUR $500 BABY COACH
Our $1,000 BABY COACH ~
Reduced to $500
Our sl2oo BABY COACH WV"
Reduced to $1,000
Other COACHES reduced In proportion
Headquarters tor
LAWN TENNIS. ARCHERY. CROOUET
Special rates 10 clubs
CH. RUPERT.
20 4O3-&o6 .th n 81
V EIArrs.
IMPORTERS OF PURE OLIVE on.
FAMOUS CARoMELs FRESH EVERY DAY.
ORDERS By MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDED To-
go sTH sTREkT. OPP U. s PATENT OFFICE
W. BRANCH. 1905 PA AVE NV.
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DROPOsALS FOR MARBLE AND SLATE


1KUPUpALS FUR MARBLE AND SLAVE
IL TILES.
OFFICE OF BUILDING STATE. WAR AND NAVY
DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHINs ToN, D. c. September %, 1886
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering the
marble and slate tiles and borders required in the
west and cene wings of The Ruiding State. War
anu Navy DepaT Jnents in this city. will be received
at this Office VI I'll Nv EIN NJ, on SATURDAY the
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1886. and opened i'm
mediately thereafter in presence of bidders.
specifications. general Instructions bidders ana
blank forms OF proposal III be furnished to estab-
lished manufacturers n IieaIers application to
this Office. TITS. LINCOLN CASEY
se2Z,<3,24,2o. oc1.S Col Corps of Engineers
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IDKOFUSALS FOX GLASS.
Il OFFICE i:UILDING STATE
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs
WAsHINGTON. ID. G.. sep emf %, 1856
Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering the
pc sned plae. dou1le thick hammered & lass re-
qured Tor the west and center wings of the ding
for >iste, AT and Navy Depar Ms In this city
viii De received until TWELVE M, on THU RSDAY.
1HE SEVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1886 nd
opened inlIneGiale ely thereafter in bidders
Specifications. geu era In tructions to bidder and
bans iorms of proposal will furnished to est,b-
lished manufactures and .aiers on application To
this Ollie THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Colonel, Corps Of Engineers
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1)ROPOSAIS FOR THE SALE OF CERTAIN
4 MAIEkIAL1N THE BRlCk BUILDINGS AND
CERTAIN FRAN h BUILDINGS SITUATED IN
SQUARES NUS 12e, $50 AND 13I.
sealed Proposals Will be recev ed at the office of the
Secretary of the Interior until TW EI.VE O'CLOCK
NJ, FRIDAY, OCTOBER FIFTEEN Ii, 1856 tor the
sale OF all the material excepting brick stone marble
and sts contained in the following described build
ingS:
Pennsylvania Ave. s. E-Nos. lO7, IFS, 1l9, 12l,
123 l25 l26, LIZ, LIS, 12a. 134, 1876, 1873
A street . E.-Nos l23, l29, l41 LAB, las, lA,,
h street :. E--No. lilo.
First street 5. Mos. 2. H. Ia. 16, IS, 90 100.
East Capitol st eet-Nos los, los, lOs, 1O9.
CARROTS Alley, square 72S).-Nos j, z 3 4. 8, 9,
Z. 5. TO- IA. 10. 80.
And also the following mentioned frame buildings-
Nos. ~ and lib Pennsylvania avenue, southeast,
No. ITO Fir "a street southeast
Nos. l25 and rs A street southeast
Nos Is and 20 CAROLS Alley, (729.)
The right Is reserv ed To reject any o all bids.
Further Information may be obtained at I'll office of
the commission for the construction the Congress
sonai Library building, No. LAO East Capitol street
L. c. LAMAR;
EDWARD CLARK,
A. r SPOFFORD,
Oc14911-13 Commss Onera
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LORD LORNE ON THE IRISH QUEsrIov.-Tbe
Marquis of Lorne, In u speech at Birmingham
yesterday, denied that the liberal party had
become disntegrated. He said that Mr.. Glad
stones Irish program must again come to the
front and he put through by the liberal party,
which should do as much for Ireland AS the
conservatives had lett for II to do. Lord Lorne
hoped that something would be done which
would give the population oi Ireland AN inter-
est in the laud, extend the local government
and provide free schools. He expressed hlIn-
self AS opp sed TO manhood suffrage, and said
he advocated reform in the house OF lords.
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DROPOsALs FOR CONTRACTING SCHOOL

Il HOUSE
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
WASHINGTON ID. G.. September 30th, 1886
Sealed proposal will be received this Office until
IL O'Clock m, on Monday. october llth 1856, Tor
con>i ructing 2siOry eighiroom Brick school House
on the northeast corner of I'D and N streets NV.
Blank forms OF proposal and specifications, together
with all necessary inform alton, obtained upon
ilca'fon therefor at the Office of the inspector of
buildings of the District OF Columbia and only bids
upon these forms viii be considered
he right Is reserved TO reject any and all bids or
parts of bids WILLIAM IUDIIJW
Ocl-0t Eng ueer Commissioner %. C.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF SHIPBUILDER-Wm
g. Gibbons, president Of the Pusey q Jones
Wilmington, Del, yesterday afternoon whiie
on Tie way to his office: Feeling i'll. he stopped
In neighboring store, laid down and expired
in u few minutes. The cause OF his death mas
not been determined. Mr.. Gibbons was born
in Lancaster county, Pa. In 1881. He was an
earnest advocate OF tariff reduction, subject
He leaves . wife and one daughter aud Q large
estate.
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MONTGoAKRY OOUNTY, MD., SCHOoLA-The
annual report OF q B. White, secretary and
treasurer Of the public schools OF Montgomery
county. Nd, for the year ended september 80.
were onen se White ana ~ co,ored. e@ploying
Sc male and 20 female teachers, with the en-
roilment for the year Of 6,O6o pupiia, NJ . total
cost for all purposes OF e8o, e61. OF. average
cost for each school OF 9426.60. and for each
pupil 17.67. During the year stx new HOUSES
have been erected, three white and three cox
were open nine months.
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HHOMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANCE2Y SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE, No. zoos Sixth STREET NORTH
WEST. WASHINGTON, ID. C-THREEISi DRY
FRAME FROM WITH BRICK REAR
BY virtue of "a decree of the Supreme Court of ean
Inc DlstIlct OF oiumba, passed in EQUITY Ourt nv
No 1915, ON the 18th day OF september, 1886. -
the undersigned Trustee Will sell At public SAFE ii
mont o: the premises Oh THURSDAY. the FOUR
TENTH DAY OF CCTOBER 1856. at the hour of
FOUR O'CLOCK, ali that piece Of ground and inn
provements .ying and being In The city Of Washing.
ton District OF Oumbia and know aud described as
Lot twenly-three t-3l. in tquare tou. hundred and
n1y-one i4ol the said Lot being imlrO, Cd by good
threestofy and Frame House. with large tWostory
Brick building In the rear.
Terms OF sale being follows to wit: Onethird of
money In cash within FIVE days after day
OF sale Of which one hundred dollars pad a.
deposit At the time OF SALE and The balance pur-
chase money in three equal naents In six twelve
and eight cen months from the day Of sale, for which
me shall deliver to said trustees his her
not dated on day OF aud bear interest SIX
per centum per annum: all cash, the option OF
the purchaser. In default OF comiance OF tie terms
OF Sale, property TO be resod the and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
FRANK 1. BROWNING,
COluU bia Law Building ! o.
RANDALL HAGNEk, trustees
Oc2-eOd 1872 Louisiana ave-
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Mrs. barlow, widow at Mahanoy City, Pa,
hired ID force Of men to uig a cellar under her
Kitchen. Among them WAS man named Paul
Link. who, wniie working upder the kitchen
by the light oi a lantern, unearthed "A jar twenty
inches in height aud about nine inches in
diameter, con tanning, as nearly as he could tell
about S30,0o0 in ave and twenty dollar gold
pieces He look S2,OUO OF IL, and gave $500 OF
1t Ia Samuel Rupert, an employe at Ira I.
Clements planning mill To purchase property
tor him. Mrs. Barlow followed Link 70 sun
bury and made BIN give up the money, threat
enlns arrest. Who has the balance Of the
money in the jar, about S2S. 200. remains a
mystery, but ii Is supposed he in the pos
session OF the BariO~s. Who buried the money
is a question. Some OF the pieces were dated
as late as 1854. Ii could not have been Mr.
b .riow, AS has been dead over three years.
The property in which the jar was discovered is
in the cent OF Mananoy Clty.
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LORD RANDoLrH In BERLIN In COCA
Berlin correspondent OF the London Neps says
he saw two English gentlemen aiieh al the rail-
way station in Berlin on Tuesday night, who
registered al the kaiserhof hotel as '.Spencer"
aud "frafford." The correspondent, who IL an
Englishman and a guest at the kaiserhof hotel,
says he is certain that spencer is Lord Ran.
dolph Churchill The kalserhof hotel IL within
a stones throw OF the palace of the German
chancellor and the foreign office. Without
doubt Lord Randolph Churchill has already
had a private Interview with Count Herbert
Bismarck, aud he will probably 60 TO Vsrxin -
see Prince Bismarck.
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Under the Cars Eve.

GEN. KAULBARs' COURSE IN BULGARIA PRoD.
ABLY CAREFULLY PLANNED.
The Russian agency at Sofia officially denies
that Gen. kaulbars has been recalled by the
car. The agency saws that direct telegraphtc
communication is maintained between the
car and Gen. Kaulbars. The Vienna Neue
Frete Presse publishes q dispatch from SOFIA
stating that the Bulgarian general, SchwarsofK.
has been arrested for holding clandestine relsc
tons with Gen. kauibars. The Political Cbrre-
spoadeface tnewspaper) says that the most dan
gerous phase IN the relations OF the Bulgariaa
government with Russia has been passed.
The Paris Journal des Debdfx, referring n
Lord Randolph Churchill's Hartford speech,
sa. s: "Russla will little heed Austrian dissatis-
faction, or English theoretical protests so long
as she can rely on Germany = assent or indiffer.
ence To her policy In the Balkans" La francs
says: "Gen. kaulbars, not content with max ing
Russia odious In Bulgaria, makes her ridicv-
lous."
The St Petersburg newspapers publish =
telegram from Glurgevo, Roumania dated last
Sunday, which states that the movement in
favor OF Russia which started In the Bulgarian
army under The leadership of the garrison at
SAUNA, Is now in full progress. The despatch
says the movement has spread rapidly, and
that the ad 1esion of the garrisons al RusIchuk,
W1ddlD, Pevna and SlivnO appears Ia be un.
questionable. The telegram goes on 10 say that
on Saturday last the Shumla garrison teie.
graphed To the Bulgarian minister OF war at
Sofia that they were convinced that the present
state oil political anarchy was injuring the
rights and Interests OF the people and the coun-
try; that they desired the release all the origt
majors OF he coup d etit demanded by Rus
STA, and that they wished Gen. kaulbars' note
containing the cars demands to be considered
by the Bulgarian government ''in order to
avoid q breach between two sister nationG"
OTHERWISE, the message concludes, 1.-THE gar.
rison reserve the right TO act on their own iudg-
menI" This as signed by Commander Khse
ZarOff DikOn and IudskaL,n
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

vTNHOMAS DOWLING, AuctiOneer.
One pair Ponies well matched one 6 and the other
years DID, can trot in minutes lady or Child can
drive tn. Will be sold the auction by hos Dow
ling, cor. 18th aud Penn. ave. H. W.. a TWELVE
O'CLOCK SATURDAY. Can be seen al 3OI 10Th St
NV. ocs,-Sis
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The NEW BISHOP OF WILMINGroN.-The
papal buiis appointing Rev. Anred A. Curtis
Ilsnop OF Wilmington have been received by
Cardinal Gibbons aud delivered 10 the bishop
elect. The new bishop will be consecrated at
the Cathedral in Baltimore sunday, November
Ia. Cardinal Gibbons viii he the consecrator
and the assistant cou,ecrators will be Bishop
Moore, Of st. Augustine. The sermon will be
delivered by B.s.rp Becker, OF Savannah, the
predecessor o. B.snop Curtis in the vi w IL
ming ton. All the bishops OF the province and
su n OF the c.ergy attend will be invited.
Kew. A. A. Gurus WAS formerly "A clergy man Of
the Protestant Episcopal church, wuich he lett
10 euler the Catnollc en- lrca in 1871.
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THOUGHT To BE CHoLEKA.-The bark Skobe-
led, oi Portland, arrived at Gloucester, Mass,
yesterday from Irapani, making the passage i'm
Iorty-hve days. Capt Tucker reports that two
OF his crew died on the passage OF slow lever.
and were buried at sea- Two others of the crew
are sick on board. The board OF health have
not made any investigation vel, but IL is thought
here that Cholera is on board the vessel, and the
captain and crew will not be allowed TO land
un Ill the case il investigated.
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TO.MOR RO ".


se24-eo&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Au
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PERIODS IN ITS HIsToRY-THE DEVELOPMENT
OF THE MUSEUM IDEA-AN EDUCATIONAL IN
sTITUTIoN THE NEED OF AN ADDITIONAL
BUILDING.
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CHAS. c. DUNCANSON, Receiver.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03
DR.. JOS. LICK -OCULIST /!

Treats successfully all kinds OF Sore Eyes
particularly granulation OF the eyelids.
Seventh ~ Wabasha. over Drug store,
Room I'D. ST Paul Afnn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

OUR LIST of real estate for sale IS the largest
" in ST. Paul, and entirely too long TO publish
full particulars, including choice acres near 81.
Paul, valuable vacant lots all over the city for
business or residence purposes, choice acre prop
erty between st. Paul and Minneapolis, some with
railroad trackage for extensive manufacturing
purposes houses in all parts OF the city at prices
from 81 900 to $4,000, etc, etc, easy terms to
suit everybody; some on monthly payments, and
many fine bargains; strangers and investors
invited to examine my extensive list before pur-
chasing elsewhere, deeming il only necessary to
announce that the amount of property sold by this
house in thirty-eight years amounts 10 over
s4S.000.000. A. II. Nicolay. real estate agent and
auctioneer, No. li6 East Fourth St, opposite new
National German-American bank bui ding.
GH H0O ONLY for 100 feet on Nelson av.;
OO,cOO cheap ut 81 900; near Commodore
Kitson's elegant residence; will pay IL TO Is per
cent. to improve for sale; easy terms. BY A H.
Nicolay, ll6 East Fourth st. SO
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INSTRUCTION..

SSHORTHAND and typewriting lessons per
- sonally or by mail; hours made TO suit our
pupils classes for special practice in all the sys
TENS. Anna c. Drew & Co., room 5, Hale block.
opposite Merchants. s5-9S
G10 and upwards loaned on personal property.
.DlO See X. Deming's ad. in financial col &C.
VIOLIN. mandolin. banjo and guitar taught;
terms very moderate. ]. NJ. Latourelle, 20
West Exchange. 1896
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
PARGAINS-A large assortment of carriages
ID buggies. phaetons, platform spring wagons,
jump seats. Concord wagons. Democrat wagons,
extension tops, harness; come and see the largest
and cheapest stock in ST. Paul; discount 10 deal
ers and lverymen- Kings Repository, corner
Fourth and Minnesota SITS. 66-6m
CARRIAGE-A good two-seat extension top
" family carriage for sale at SEQ. Inquire room
1, sec jackson ST. Z
IrOR SALE-one team, :, 500 pounds; wagon and
harness. las East Fifth 81. s
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DOR SALE-Twelve lots, Stinsons Rice street
Il addition; - cash, balance one and two years;
cheap. Apply $50 Jackson ST., room 5. Charles
A. B. Weide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

DOR SALE-April list of real estate now
Il ready; can be obtained upon application or
by letter or postal. II. L. Carver, IS East Third
St S7-9A
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

FOR SALE
DOAT-Four-oAred. c. A. Wilson, ~ cham
- Der OF commerce. 6
CANARY-Bcautifulf female canary for II
- 5Ts wabasha st.
CARPET, large Brussels, used only one month.
- cheap. 4sl Broadway. S
COUNTER, II-foot, cheap. 4sI Broadway. 5
CART-Abbott & Co. make. two wheel good as
~ new, cost Sos, will sell for SIS; L. H.. Globe.
GUITAR, fine almost new, az half cost. Fan
VI me, Globe. 6
nRGAS-western Cottage; as good as new for
" very Little money; parties going away. Call
at $50 Jackson ST. 6
DIASo-A new upright piano. fine grade. for
Il sale or trade in for a secondhand son re;
good bargain + Fischer. corner Seventh and
ROsabel. >.
CT, iandupwards loaned on personal properly.
y'lOSee r. Deming's ad. in financial col GO
ITO RIVER MEN, have a first-class passen-
IL ger steamer and two tug boats for sale very
cheap. c. A. Wilson, agent Standard Accident In
surance company, "a chamber Of commerce, st.
Paul. 81
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".O-SIOkX house on East Third ST.. Day.
u toms bluff, near Maria ay. ten rooms ceIIayy
cisten and woodshed ~ 90" iooils' cenar'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

DARTiES having soft snaps in property, 1 am
always ready to purchase for cash only; in
side property; no acres. Apply $50 Jackson ST.
room 5. Charles A. b. Weide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

w VACANT LOTS, % and 29. block .
b,dn SUBDIVISION of Collins addition; also lo
Minneha5s sy y Addition No. 5, fronting on
linei cheap. SV' ana Ham
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

EOR SALE-April list of real estate now
4 read,i can be obtained upon application or
by letter or postal. II. l.. Carver, rs East Third
1874
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

FOR SALE or rent-A good business house in
A Castlewood county seat of Hamlin county,
Oak; best location in city For particulars address
box 3I5, Watertown. Oak. s2.9s
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

a DAN%AAN-Housea and lot on corner nina
ta Iools, good cellar cistern; street graded.
time uier ST. cheap; one-hah cash, balance on
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

EOh sALE-Ten-room house, cistern Phaler
4 water, bath room, corner Of Honk;ns 100 49,
Desoto at a low price if taken within one month
aIso three houses in Woodlawn park at a low
pllcei good investment. Apply 366 jackson st.,
room .. Charles Il. b. Weide
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

Tor SALE-April list of real estate now
i ready; can be obtained upon application or
by letter or postal. II. l.. Carver 20 East Third
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miscellaneous.

ENARM for sale cheap-A farm of eighty acres,
l. twelve miles from St. Paul; good house and
well; good fences and all plowed; terms OF sale,
5000 cash; balance in ten or fifteen years. Address
y. Rosby, 294 Rice St, st. Paul, Mimi. 9l-97
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

v 80 ea-N corner and adjoining lot, with house
OF i've rooms, kitchen brick bosemant coIIar
WoS. weI ana large wood shed, ON Oakdale av.,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

EOR SALE-April list of real estate now
= ready; can be obtained upon application or
by letter or postal IL. l.. Carver, IS East Third
AZ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-03

80 double dwelling house with small
ipruaaway and mississippi; double house, seven
bo6so iV G, each, cellar, Phalen water; small
Gus i've rooms, cellar, Phalen water. sheds IN
eaen, cheap if sold at once 0-' 9Aeus "
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