The Irish standard., 1886-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

company the conHluHlehlloA. % q Ia
.of good faith OH the part OF the wr1ter;-lED:l FL
;,arnats. Stoves and Furniture sold
.on time. Smiths lnstallment House,
III Nicollet avenue
c. L. Barry. contractor aud builder.
Stone and brick a specially. 725 uni
-yersity avenue northeast.
.lohn Speedy, wall paper, 80 South
Fifth street. bet. Nicollet ana lst ave.
pricster. the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
Tailoring, perfect fits.
Finest line of new wall paper in the
s3ity at Mayhew Bros, 425 Nicollet ave-
.-nue, second floor.
For sale-A stenograph machine of
the latest improved pattern. Good as
new. Amply at this Office.
Joe A. Mcconnell, the popular tray-
>e!ling passenger agent of the Minneap-
oils & St. Louis railway. has gone to
Winnipeg ON business.
Mrs. J. A. Mccarthy has returned
from the east, aud is displaying e|e-
giant spring novelties. Please give
her a ca]l--234 Nicollet avenue.
(,lenwood Mineral Spring water, ac-
.conling to analysis, is the purest water
sold in this city, and has as many deslr-
able mineral qualities as as any OF the
noted mineral springs. W. Fl. Fruen
* Co.. 256 Hennepin avenue.
Coroner Hill Thursday morning re-
.sumed the inquest on the body OF Syi-
yester e. Chase, drowned in Lake Cal
houn on Sunday last. There was no
evidence to show the drowning was
other than accidental, and verdict to
chat effect was rendered.
Bring your Oil paintings, steel en-
cravings. crayon portraits and all kinds
OF pictures direct to the factory and we
will frame them cheap. Also dealers
in artists materials, looking glasses,
Twenty kinds Of room mouldings as
cheap, 2 cents foot. 30S First avenue
south. Zesbaugh & Bintliff.
Rev. James A1cGolrick has gone to
Chicago to attend the Irish Catholic
Colonization Association meeting.
Various matters OF Importance will be
considered at the meeting, principal OF
which will be the proposition to divert
the aid heretofore given to Irish peo~
ple. to some other foreign nationality.
One Of the new features that prom
ises to add life and strength to the Cru
saders' society of the East Side, is
debating club which has lately been
formed from among the ranks OF its
members. "A more active interest In
the society's welfare must naturally
follow.
James j. Smith, who lately retired
from the police force, has concluded to
establish an employment bureau at 4l9
Nicollet avenue. "Jim" IS known in
every part of the city, and we don't be-
lieve he can be excelled i'll this particu-
lar field. When in quest of employ
ment intelligence stop in and see j. j.
Mr.. L. III. Hughes of Litchfield,
Mimi, is the author of poem entitled
'::The Late Cyclone" 1t is neatly
printed volume OF eight pages. The
verses contained in this little book pay
tribute to the memory Of those who lost
their lives in the cyclone that passed
over st. Cloud and Sauk Rapids on the
14th of April.
Messrs. Johnson, Smith e Harrison,
printers, photographers and blank book
manufacturers, PSI and 259 First aye
nue. south, are certainly gaining an
enviable reputation in their line in this
CITY. In the different branches Of theil
business a degree Of perfection has
been arrived at second TO no other firm
in the state. They have q strict regard
furneatness aud disp atch.
The cost of openings boulevard along
the shore of Lake Calhoun has been as
sessed at $4,000, and an opportunity
has been given for property owners to
C6SClIy rs 10 tIlG! Fdlut VI lstuS w Do
taken before the appraisers appointed
to assess damages. Several parties tes-
tilted that the property fronting di-
rectly upon the lake is worth double
inside property.
The Father Mathew society Of the
East Division will celebrate it's 18th
anniversary on Tuesday evening, the
18th inst. The Crusaders society OF
that side Of the river will assist in the
exercises of the evening and an excel
lent programme is promised. A ban
uuet will close the entertainment. 1t
is proposed to issue invitations to
friends TO attend at the exercises.
T. a. Merrill, of the legal firm Of
Ankeny & Merrill. was Wednesday
united In marriage to Miss Hattie
Teece, at the Church Of the lmmacu-
late Conception, the ceremony being
witnessed by a select party of friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
left for New Orleans Thursday, where
they will spend their honeymoon.
Nj. Dennis O'Brien. OF Collls, Mimi,