The Irish standard., 1886-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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Carpets, Furniture and Stoves sol.
on time. Smiths Installment House
Ill Nicollet avenue.
Many matters of interest, crowde;
out OF this issle Of The STANDARD
will appear next week.
Read what the great dry goods firm
Ingram, Olson e CO.-haYe to say or
the Sth page Of this issue.
G. L. Barry, contractor and builder
Stone and brick a specially. 725 Uni
versitY avenue northeast.
Buy your wood and coal Of John
Norton, room IL, ground floor, Temple
Court. AL orders promptly filed. Tele.
phone 314-2.
Your fire insurance will expire this
month. If so, renew them with I. W.
McGrath, room IL, Temple Court
ground floor.
Mrs. J. A. Mac cCarthy has all the lat
est novelties in millinery for fall and
winter wear. Please call on her at pa pa
Nicol]et avenue.
The St. Anthony Dramatic Club will
20 to Anoka October so, where they
will produce the Octoroon in the even
ing for the benefit of the Convent of
Mercy Of that city.
The suit brought by Ring & Tobin
contractors, against the Minneapolis
Industrial Exposition, was decided on
Tuesday last in favor Of the plaintiffs,
the jury returning verdict in their
favor Of So. 1868.
John MCCARTHY and j. j. Griffin, Of
Saltwater, were in the city on Tuesday
last. John. who is a good political cal
cuiator, puts Washington county down
for the Democratic State ticket in the
coming election.
Il. e. Mercer e. Co., 200 and 211
Second street south, are turning out
work that is unsurpassed for neatness
in the West. Their steam laundry has
no superior. The firms large and sub
stantial patronage is proof Of this.
John Gaffney, expressman, always
prompt and reliable in his work, has
established an office at Harris drug
store, corner of Washington and Hen
nepin avenues; may also be found at
l23 Lyndale avenue. Moving OF furni-
ture made speciality.
The Crescent Club will give another
of an already inaug,lrated series OF
parties on Thursday evening, Novem-
ber4 4. The managers Of the Crescent
are painstaking gentlemen 49, having
due regard for all those TO whom an lll-
is extended. A pleasant time
may be anticipated.
Mr.. and Mrs. .MacD Donald, residing at
the corner OF Lyndale avenue and
Thirty eighth street, lost two Of their
children during the past week from
diphtheria. James Murphy, Of 2,S04
Llndiey avenue, also suffered the loss
Of a child through nenbraneous Group.
A fair for the benefit of St. Stephens
Church will be held at Harmonic hall
for one week, commencing Monday,
Nov. 20. The Crusaders Dramatic
club will give one OF tsSe!r popular
plays on the opening evening, and a
committee frotn that body has already
been appointed to perfect arran gements.
a horse attached to light buggy
look fright at the motor last Sunday
afternoon on Nicollet and ran down
the street at & terrible pace. Joseph
employed in the cloak de-
partment Of William Donaldson & Co.,
was thrown out, and striking On his
head, sustained severe injuries. He
Was picked UP in aD insensible cOndl-
tion and taken to his home.
Capt. McKernar has q letter in his
possession from the Father OF the
Land League Michael Davitt, in
which Mr.. Davitt announces a willing
ness to address our people cn the even
ing of October 81, if arrangements can
be made to that effect. Capt. McKer~
nan has written to State Delegate w.
l.. Kelly, OF St. Paul, concerning Mr..
Dayitt's coming, and it is believed that
he will appear in St. Paul Oil the 3OCh
and in Minneapolis the 3lst. A rous-
ing reception will certainly be rendered
him in both cities.
Lawrence Garrity's new hotel, POS
Washington avenue south, is finished
and has opened to the public. Lar
has spared no pains to make this one OF
of its kind in the city. Everything
about this four-stor7 building bears
the stamp ct excellent workmanship.
The upper floors contain sixty excellent
rooms; in general way this cosy hotel
contains all the modern improvements
and the travelling public will find no
better So per day house in this city than
that of our friend Lar Garrity's.
James Jordan, who, it will be re-
memDered. was run over by a Car near
the Minneapolis Transfer on the 9Th
inst, died Thursday morning at 4
o'clock at his home, 1907 Aldridge ave-
nue. north. Mr., Jordan was So years of
age at the time of death, and for the
past ten years had made his home in
Minneapolis. He was a steady, indus
trious. man. and the sympathy that is
expressed for those who survive him is
certainly proof Of the high respect in
which this family has been held. 1t
can be truly said that death has
crossed the threshold Of no family 50
often during the past four years in this
city as the one mentioned here.
Tally One More.
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