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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
The Reid-webstor Difficulty.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
DANvILLE, VA, May 1.-THE
Mayor to-day rendered decision in the
Wcbster-Reid difficulty. Reid was
fined s33 and Webster S34.
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MARINE lNTEILIGEkGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY II. 1850.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY II. lsse.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Smith, New
York, merchandise and passengers, u. W.
Allen Co., agents.
Steamer Ashland, Tunnill. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers, J. ". hcCar-
rick. agent.
Schooner Addie Jordan. Hartman. Wey-
mouth. guano, Richmond and DanVille
Schooner EphTsim and Annie. Shovel,
Philadelphia, coal, Crump & West
Bark Slogan Norwegian Colbersen,
Rio Grande DO Sui, flour.
Schooner Alerte, Christopher, Craney
island, truck-barrels; vessel curtis q rarK-
er.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, MAY i7rH'
lBy telegraph
SAILED MAY 18TH.
steamer Sylvia. vasey, Dunkirk, France
ARRIVED NAY 10TH.
steamship Benson (British). Fulton New
steamship Guyandotte. Kelly, New York,
and sailed for West Point.
steamship Colorado, Daniels No" forA'
TO finish loading for Brazil.
SAILED MAY 10TH.
steamship Benson (Britishl, Fulton Lis-
schooper q. ID. Chambers. Lane. New
York.
Steamship Allegheny. March. Providence,
and salled Tor West Point.
Steam schooner Walker Arlington.
Drinkwater, New York.
schooner sue Williams, Pearce. New
York. 80
schooner Mary Freeiand. Clark, 0reen>
port, L. l., with paving block.
SAILED NAY l7rH.
steamship Seneca. Walker, New York.
steamship Harden: Topp. Sork. wheat
schooner vineyard. Rosebrook, Boston.
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organizing, with view to requesting
their employers to close their stores oil
the year round at Q p. NJ. Another
meeting will be held this week to per.
feet their organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
Two Corored rEousebrcaKers &.

Two COiored fHowsebreaEers Caught
About l O'Clock this morning Police
men Portieux and Joiner discovered
some one breaking in the front door of
a colored mans store on Main street.
They Swallowed the house and caught
the thieves-two colored'men-as they
were coming out, after having supplied
themselves with cakes, candy, and what
money they could find. They were
taken TO the Second station-house where
they gave the names of Ned Hayes aud
William johnson. They will be before
the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
SElNE-TIIREAD.

T LICRTENSTEIN'S N-e4eDm
LIE Sons,
corner Seventeenth and franklin streets,
Richmond Va,
dealers In Seine Threads. Seine-Twlnes,
Lines Corks, Corkwood, Yawking, Leads,
&C. Manufacturers OF Nets and Netting OF
every description. Nets and Seines rugged
complete ready for use.
Awning Ducks. white and striped; also,
Extra Heavy Ducks.
Look at our Hammocks az soc. They are
strong and durable. ColOred Ha mmocks nj
use, Liberal discount to dealers, ap30
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LATE YEA TIER REPORT.
INV telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, May Isl A. NJ
For Virginia. fair heather, foIlored
during Tuesday night by local rains,
slightly warmer, sOutherly Uinds.
For North Carolina, South Carolina,
GeOrqia, Florida, and Alabama, local
rains. nearly stationary temperature,
eastesly rinds, shifting TO sOutherly.
For Maryland, Delapdre, and Vtr-
qinia, fair zoe ather, followed during
Tuesday night by local rains, slightly
warmer.
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EIAuR.
COTTON RkPORT.

We quote: Fine, s2.1sass; supsrfrs.
gS.76; patent family, country, s3.2ssse.1s.
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"REFOHM rfCKEE."
EI.h.l,IION May 81. 1SSd.

ELEC1lON MAY ~, 1850.
For Mayor:
W. G. CARkl NGTON.
For Commonwealth Attorney:
SAM Ill u. WITT.
For city Sergeant:
JAMES G. SMITH.
NEWTON NJ. LEE.
For City Auditor
MILES h. TURPlN.
For Sheriff:
LEWIS L. WINSTON.
For High Constable:
EDWARD &. GARRISON
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RicmMoND srock IacmANeE.

MONDAY. Way II, itbe.
SALEs-FrEsr BOARD. $40 Richmond
city SIS at i24. $500 do at 1874; 1000 Viz
glnIa new SIS nj 81. t.ooo 30. at 90. 5000
do at 90. 5000 do at 81; 200 Virginia new
SIS registered at "a.
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Market steady.
RrcEIPrs.
At Roanoke warehouse, Z bales.
QUOTATIONS..
Door MIDDLIN0.-e y. 100.
MIDDLlNG. Pc.
srkICr Low MIppLrNe.-sJsc.
Low MIDDLJH0.--t<c.
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Patti. NicOlini.

lBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.
PARIS, May l7.-Bans of marriage
between Patti and Nicolini have been
published.
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THE TICKET,
The same circular was reIssued yes
terdsy, with the following addenda:


The same circular was reissued yes
terdsy, with the following addenda:
The following ticket Is presented;
For Mayor.
NJ. X. LLOYD.
For Attorney for the Commonwealth,
CHARLES l.. PAGE.
For City Treasurer,
G. y. WELLS.
For Clerk OF Hastings Court
III. r.. DU VAL.
For CITY Sergeant,
HENRY FITZGERALD.
For High Constable.
W. ID. LiTHGoW.
For City Council:
First Ward, a. q. JONES.
Second Ward, WILLIAM WALSH,
Third Ward. r.. Is. HDNLE.
Fourth Ward, JOHN O'BRlEN.
Who constitutes this Association I"
seems TO be q mystery. One gentleman
connected with it said to representa-.
tive Of the Dispatch yesterday after
noon in answer to questions propounded
by the latter that it is only temporary
organization for this campaign and has
no officers at its head. When a meet
ing is held chairman is elected just
for that occasion. The membership,
he said, is about GOO.
The status Of Manchester politics ut
present is as follows: Messrs. Charles
l.. Page, II. L. Du Val, and Henry
Fitzgerald, are Democratic candidates
for reelection TO their respective Offices,
and have no opposition; Mr.. G. S.
Wells IA Democrat) is an independent
candidate for the Office Of treasurer in
opposition to Mr.. j. W. Bronaugh,
Jr., the present incumbent; Mr..
W. ID. Lithgow is Demo-
cratic candidate for High Constable in
opposition to the present incumbent,
Mr.. 7. II. Fisher, who was appointed
by Judge French to gil the unexpired
term of f. j. Hewlett, ESQ.,, resigned
and all Of the candidates for the City
Council named in the above ticket are
those who were nominated by ward
meetings except Mr.. l.. Il. Howle (He-
publican), who is substituted in the Third
ward in the place Of DR.. Il. w. Brod-
pax. Mr.. Lloyd, the candidate for
Mayor in opposition to Hon. John E.
Taylor, is also Republican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
nher,er Iaeurs Waaaea.

A meeting of clerks employed in va
rious retail establishments Of this city
was held last week for the purpose Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
DROwN,s IRON BITTERs CURED

~ III. r. Robertson, l0l Leigh street.
Richmond, Va, OF "a severe attack OF mala-
rial.fever and benefited his wife when
troubled with weakness. They consider II
a standard family remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

Of election by party domination. and they
propose Citizens ticket for your votes on
the 25th OF this month. on which will be
placed the names OF men irrespective OF
party. but good and capable and in sympa-
Thy With the progressive spirit OF the age.
thus giving yonr support 20 the right men
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18
MILLS Closing I'm Ireiand-A Farmer
Killed.

by Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatcn.l
DUBLIN, May 1.-Two spinning
mills In Lara, County Monaghan, have
been closed owing to the depression In ou-
siness. One thousand persons are thrown
out OF employment. ,,,-
A farmer named Quigiey: OF Nlhoeh
james. near lula, County Clare, was snot
dead last night while sitting az his nreside.
He had recently taken boycotted grazing
farm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

browns IRON BITTERS CURED
ID Mr.. 8. W. Robinson. 16 north Eigh--
teenth street. Richmond, Va, OF disordered
liver, improved his general health, and In
creased his weight and strength. He 70.
cOmmends II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

EDUCATIONAL.

1908 Main street, opposite Post Qgice.
[my ISL
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COTTON MARKETS.

HoRFoLK, VA, May H. Cotton steady ;
middling, SIC. Net receipts s64 bales
gross receipts, s64 bales stock, 1887
bales; sales, e77 bales exports coastwise,
2Ss bales; TO Great Britain. - bales; TO
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ROwN'S IRON BITTERS
ID proved . more effectual remedy than
ANYTHING Ms. y. V. Ashwoyth, AIS north
Twenty.sixth street, Richmond. Va, had
used for indigestion and pains about her
heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

Tor SALE AT REDUCEDo-L

L prices, at Minor & Jacobs, cor ~
ner Fourth and Marshall streets Extension
Top Phaetons; Rocksways, with Standing
or Falling Tops; an assortment OF Buggies
Grocery Wagons, and one Second-H Hand
Exte nslon-Top Phaeton in frst-rate order.
my 7-l3t
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susINEss OpreRrUsIry.

Tor SALE, A FIRSr-CLAsS BAR,
II BILLIARD. aud POOL ROOM. rhooe
who wish to make good investment VIII
call and examine for themselves. VIE ssak
street. my io-ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-05-18

CHICAGO. May l7.-flour unchanged.
Wheat opened steady but closed weak and
nc; July, 77ka7s.c. Corn easier; cash,
s5ac.; June. s5Jka37Hc.: July, S6Sa3sc.
oats quiet and easy; cash. use. May and
steady: cash. May, and June. ss.72hass, so.
July. SIS s2JSass. SIS. Lard firm cash. May.
and June. s596as6; July. 50. 02iasd.o5.
Short-rbs steady: cash, s5.36. Boxed
meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, si.l0a
si20; short clear. s5.60as5.65.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUrURKs.

EEw YORK. May l7.-Cotton-Net re-
ceipls. 400 bales gross receipts, $40 bales.
futures closed steady; sales. ll6 bales:
May, So. 06as9. OF: June. 1907; July, s9.l7;
August, SO 25as9 26: September, 50 .09a
SOIL: October, So 97asS.9s: November.
So. 93ass. "a; December, S. 96asss7: Jsaus
airy, s9.03ass.04: February, es.l3as9.l{;
March, e9.23as82f.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29
AUCTION SALES.
P. T. Kavanagh 81 Co.


TWO VALUABLE LOTS on Dayton's bluff,
4 together with improvements, at auction
We Will sell at auction on the premises. on Sinner
ST., near East Seventh ST., Wednesday, sept.
8, at O'Clock in the afternoon, lots and y, In
'Slnnen's subdivision of block TO- Lyman Dayton's
addition; these lots 40x120 feet each, aud are
hnely located, the best part of the BLUM; the
improvements consist of q good dwelling of six
rooms, cellar and cistern, PhaleI water, and 4
good barn; the property is near the German Cath
Ollie church and but half block distant from Sew
enth ST. and the Dayton's bluff branch of the
street railway system, and what will be the main
line of the cable system; the many Improvements
made in this section of the CITY, to-wit: The paw
ing OF East Seventh ST. the lighting of the streets
by electricity and many other equally important
means of development, will make property on Day
toms bluff within short time, rank among the
most valuable in St Paul; it is already recognized
as the manufacturing center. and it is only cues
ton of time when it will rate high residence
portion; terms will be made very easy. p. II.
Kavanagh Il Co., auctioneers. ALAG
0O0 FINE LOTS AT AUCTION-We will
%OO sell at auction the premises, corner
of Mississippi and Magnolia sts., Saturday,
Sept. Is, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon over 200
fine lots in Westminster addition; this fine prop
ery lies just beyond the Northern Pacific crossing
Mississippi ST., in one of the most rapidly
developing portions of the city, imme diately ad-
Joining the extensive purchases of the Northern
Pacigc Railway company, the site of the proposed
new union depot ard but q short distance from
the Manitoba shops; beautiful piece of ground
has been donated in this addition to the city for
park purposes. and known as Stewart park con-
taining $4,000 square feet: the ground east of
Mississippi st. is high and commands a mag
nIicent view, and is as desirable for fine resi-
dence purposes as any property within the city's
limits, while the lots lying west, are nearly all
level and especially desirable for business; there
has been no extensive tracts of land sold ut auc-
ton for several years that possesses the ad-
vantages for homes that this does; easy of access
convenient to business and work; the terms of
sale will be made very easy, and announced here
after. p. It. Kavanagh Co., auctioneers. 24l-42
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Joseph Rothschild.

II OUsEHOLD EFFECTS in splendid con-
IL dition at auction-I will sell at public auc-
ton on Tuesday morning. Aug. 81. at 10 O'Clock,
sharp the entire contents of the twelve-room
residence at the corner of Broadway and Sixth
street The furniture in general consists of
upholstered parlor set (seven pieces) trimmed in
plush. Extra plush rockers and easy chairs, black
walnut bookcase and secretary combined. marble
top center tables, extension tables, marble top
walnut bedroom sets, cherry, stained and plain
bedroom sets. carpets. chairs, large lot of crock
cry, glassware. etc, etc. Everybody in search OF
furniture just as good as new should remember
child, auctioneer; office 232 East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

Investments in st. Paul made with
Judgment will bring large and certain
profits. Our advice is worth something
to you. H. S. FAIRCHILD & son (Es-
tablished 1850 Real Estate. Chamber
Of Commerce Building, Corner of Sixth
aud 20
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

DARLOR. BEDROOM, dining and kitchen
L furniture at auction.-I will sell at public
auction on Monday morning, Aug. 30, at 10 clock
sharp, the entire contents Of Residence No. 4S5
Marshall avenue. Parties in search of bargains
will find it TO their interest to attend this SALE
Jos. Rothschld, auetloneer, office 232 East Seventh
st 240-242
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FOR RENT.
Renting Department of Harrison d
Handy's Real Estate Agency.
l37 East Sixth St, Hotel Ryan.

HOUSES for Tenants. Tenants for Houses
IL We make a business ofrents and collections
Property owners, pu: your houses, business
blocks, stores hotels flats, Offices, shops, etc.
or rent, in our hands, tenants charges
advertise your property at our own expanse
t costs you nothing. All who desire to secure
houses, stores or any other kind of property to
rent, come to our Office ana let US show you our
For Rent list We suit you. Harrison &
Handy, 1877 East Sixth ST, Hotel Ryan. 236-66
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EDWIN STEVENS,
R. /. Vatsol'S List.
$50 Jackson Street.

800 Jackson Street.
S65 per front foot on Fillmore avenue.
A snap that requires about S., 900 cash to
handle.
S75 per front foot on Ducas st.
CONCORD STREET-A choice bargain on
this street.
MOTOR LINE-Fine lots, blocks or acres
on Motor Line, West st. Paul, at reason
able prices.
| 8 .15O-Eleven choice lots on Lincoln
avenue. Wann's addition.
a BARGAIN at Hamline-Look this up.
81 ,4OO-Choice lots in Palace addition
S9OO-Best corner in L. K. Stones addi-
ton.
ST. ANTHONY HILL property at mod
crate prices.
CHEAP LOTS on the instaIIment plan.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

A ii. NICOLAY, auctioneer-Real estate sold
~. at auction in the city, suburbs and else
where; my established custom for thirty-eight
years; also auction sales made of household fur
niture at private residences and stores of owners;
works of art jewelry, choice farm stock. high
bred horses and general merchandise including
assignees'. receivers and mortgage sales on ia
vorable terms. Number of real estate auction
sales made, 12.717 number of furniture aud mer-
chandise sales made, 6.762; amount of sales real
ized, over a4S,O6O 900 in thrty-cight years. All
auction sales receive my personal and prompt at
tention. Real estate sold at private sale, mort
gage loans negotiated, stores, Offices and houses
rented, rents collected and taxes paid for
idents. a. II. Nicolay, Office ll6 East Fourth St,
opposite new National German American bank
building 241
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SYLVAN PARK!

Smelling avenue runs the full length of
Sylvan Park on the west, whilst St. Clair and
Randolph streets bound it on the north and
south. If you have not seen this beautiful
addition go and look at it. and we know you
will agree with us in saying that for natural
advantages, nojGddition to st. Paul will COM
pare with Sylvan Park.
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Houses.

HOUSES, stores, business blocks, hotels, flats.
Il shops, offices. desk room etc, ETC.. all kinds
of property for rent; collections made.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

GiRL---An intelligent and reliable girl; good
" wages and pleasant home to the right party.
Call Monday or Tuesday at the Archibald Bust
ness college, First av. south and Third ST..
Minneapolis. 241
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SITUATIONS wANrED-

HOTEL .CLERk-4Experienced wants posi-
i! ton in frst-cass city country hotel; first
class references. address Hotel Clerk, room .,
As South Washington av. /
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90 FEET FRONT on Pleasant av., corner.
oO Sherman St. with eight-room house at
auctionA. II. Nicolay will sell at auction
Wednesday afternoon, Sept. s. 1886, at 4 O'Clock
sharp, on the premises. No. 1876 Pleasant av., cor
ner Sherman St. a and one-half story, eight
room house, with the valuable ground. eighty
feet on Pleasant ay., also adjoining the rear
on Sherman ST. a cosy eght-room house and lot.
forty feet front; the Pleasant av front can be
improved to pay largely cost of construction;
dwelling houses are in constant demand in this
part of the city, being near Seven corners and
only two blocks from West Seventh st. horse ears;
terms easy. For full particulars apply TO \. II.
ll6 East Fourth St, real estate auction sale No.
IL, 720. 24l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

CARVER - Experienced A carver.
~ foreman: understands also the
manufacture of custom work: best references
gwen. Address A. ", Globe, Minneapolis. MINI.
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want Advertisements for the GLOBE re-
ceived at W. J. Hughes, druggist, corner
Monroe street and Third avenue East
Division. Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

900 00O RED pressed brick Office 74O
cOOsOOO Temple court. Anoka Pressed
Prick
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CrEVENTH ST. 1S5 EAST corner Jackson
| - Two unfinished rooms. Upstairs, room A..
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e7EVENTH ST, I59 AND 16l WEST-Two
- fine suites of five and six rooms each, on sec
ond floor. very cheap. A. b. Wilgus g. Co.. 354
,soksnp If 24l
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Stores, Etc,

EOR RENTING fine stores, one fiat Sec
L ond and one fat On third floor in a new brick
building on West Seventh ST., each fat containing
five rooms, four closets and large bay window;
city water and water closet for each fat; very
conveniently arranged; dumb waiter for hosting
coal and wood; price for each store and basement
$S5; for fat on second floor $40, and fiat on third
floor, Sic per month Inquire 1913 sBanil ST., ba OK
of new building PAL
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A. Ill. NiCOlaY.
TT FEET southwest corner of Marshal

1cJ FEET southwest corner of Marshall av.
LII md st. Adams ST. With handsome ten
room Rouse at auction-A. II. Nicelay will sell at
auction Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1885, at o'clock, the
premises, tnat beautiful and very desirable two
story and large and high attic house, with extern
sIve grounds, 16l feet and inches front on st
Adams ST., southwest corner OF Marshall av., d-
rectly opposite the new and elegant Protestant
orphan asylum; this charming and delightful pri-
residence is situated on high ground five
feet above the grade of the street with fine shade
trees and terraced grounds in front: this house
has an east frontage and was built expressly for
the owner in the very best manner by days work,
is nearly new and in perfect order, containing ten
rooms, two parlurs, dining-room, buffers pantry,
store room, large china closet and kitchen, also
kitchen closet. with two large closets of the par
lors five rooms second floor, with large clothes
closets in every room; also fine bath room, hot
and cold water and water closet. including large
and high attic, of which portion easily be
converted into two or three additional sleeping
rooms: back stairs for servants splendid
new large furnace warns the entire house storm
windows and storm doors, wire window
screens and wire doors for the entire house, one
hundred-a ffty-barrel cstern fine cemented
cellar all brick-liDed city water in street, sewer
nearly completed gas to be extended; known
lots l. 2. and 1. block >, Holcomb's addition to
ST. Paul. 16l feet inches front by 120 feet deep
also twenty-foot alley; the location IS as desir-
able, healthy and beautiful any other section
of st. Anthony hill, and in a good neighborhood
this IS very delightful and pleasant home, and
must be seen to be appreciated; terms liberal For
permits to view the premises and full particulars
apply only to a. II. Nicolay, auctioneer and real
estate agent office l16 East Fourth ST.. opposite
new National German American bank; real estate
auction sale No. 12.7IS 241
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cow STRAY ED--From Martin Ring FOL
X broadway. ED. one gray COW about years
old; return to the above number and get reward.
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Reoms--Conttnued.

r AFAYETTE AV.. 575IThree rooms with
l.. bathroom and water to family without chill
drpn
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SEWING MACHINES KEPAIRING--
= twenty-five years experiences: will call at
-FOUR homes in ST. Paul during fair week; address
postal card to my residence; cut this out for
future reference. ]. J. Clason corner Seventh
and Rsmse- 2I0-4l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29

CIALESLADY in millinery store; trim if
- desired; moderate salary. a. B. c.. Globe.
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| lNEFFiNI1f ST, 63 East-Geiselman block
- suites of two, three or four rooms: one occu-
piodihy most prominent doctor past two years,
nov leavipg Tor trip 70 Europe See janitor or
WiIgus 35A Jackson St PAL
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D 0O6iS-Two, furnished or unfinished, with
IN bath and board, for gentleman and wife,
lower town preferred. Address B. d. 20, Globe
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Il Fourth st. south. 236-42
DIRDS-All kinds of birds and pets fancy
politan bird store IL Washington av., corner
Nicoiet basement. 1882
QUICKEN FEED-Come to the Victoria mill,
" 40 South Second ST., and get a nice article of
hna fchp LIZ
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