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TWO LETTERS.

any darling wife (he writes), come home;
I cannot do without you
Throughout these gloomy rooms roam;
My thoughts are all about you.
"But if you think it best to stay,
Why, do So-perhaps you'd better
Don't think Of me at all pray
And thus winds up the letter
Quickly smile goes DER his face,
As in the ink again he dips.
Dear John" (he writes. you know the place,
And don't forget to bring the chips"
Tom Mason, in New York Sun
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VESSELS Leaving To-Day.

Stmr Likelike, Davis, for Kahului. at p IN
Stmr Iwalani, Freeman, tor Maui and Hawaii,
at 10
Stmr Bishop, CLANCY, for KiIauea Ha-
namaUIu and Nawiliwiii, via Waianae, at y In
Stmr james Makee, Campbell, for Kapaa, Ha-
namaulu NawiliwiIi and NiIhau, It ) p N
Schr kaulilua for Koolau
Schr Waiehu, for Waialua
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo, Hawaii
Schr Luka, for ROhalalele
schr Heeia, for hOolau
Schr Sarah and Eliza, for KOOlau, Oahu
Schr Mile Norris for KOOlau
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

l asked my love TO row with ms
Upon the mOOnlit lake;
And, far from shore, where none could see,
tried kiss 10 take
She promptly boxed my ears, and SO
We're on bad terms just now,
thought we'd have pleasant row
Instead, we had row.
Cambridge Chronicle.
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Department of Interior

The following named persons have this day
been appointed Agents to take Acknowledg-
ments to Labor Contracts as follows;
). L. KaweIo. HIlO, AkuU, Hawaii.
l. d. Iaea MakawaO, Maui.
James Bright, Kohala, Hema, Hawaii.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of the Interior.
Honolulu, November 70, 1886.
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Second Circuit Court.

Mr.. Justice Preston left by the Kinau
yesterday to hold term OF the Second
Judicial Circuit Court at Lahaina, Maui.
The cases for the Crown will be con
Quoted by His Excellency Antoine Rosa,
Attorney General, who left by the same
steamer.
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Tax Collector. Notice.

The Tax Collector Will commence collecting
taxes in the district Of HiIo, Island of Hawaii at
the following places:
From Kamaee to Ookala, at the North Hilo
Court House, Laupahoehoe,
From H4kalau to Keakaha at the Court House
in HlIO Town.
on sugar plantations taxes will be collected at
the office of each spective plantation. Notice
will be given beforehand to managers by the
Tax Collector. or by his order, what day he
should call to collect taxes.
r. PAHIA,
Tax Collector OF Hilo, Hawaii.
HiIO, December l, 1886. dswtf
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Emperor williams special Train.

When the emperor William travels
every possible measure is taken to pro
vide for his comfort. The emperor's special
train consists of three saloon carriages,
connected with each other by a covered
way. The imperial carriage proper is
richly hung with blue damask, and at one
end there is a small compartment, in
which the emperor likes to stand at the
window when making short Journeys. A
small saloon next to this coupe contains a
sofa and a spring seat, opposite which is
the emperor's camp bed. Near the salon
is the study, in which stands desk with
writing materials, whose appearance
shows good wear. Upon bracket above
the desk is a small model of the column
of victory in Berlin. Adjacent to the
study is a dressing room, fitted up with
extreme care and good taste. A final
room contains two small sofas, a leaf
table, and large mirror. With the en-
perOr's own carriage is a carriage for his
suite, and this is, of course, quite differ
emily fitted up. 1t contains five or six
apartments, each containing a table and
two small cOuches All the rooms are
connected by telegraph with the emper-
OT's apartments. The carriages are pro
vided with gas throughout.-pau Mall
Gazette
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Queer Wrinkles.


NO COPY WANTED.
Office boy Ito editOr)-There is q man ont
side who says that he has bill he wants to
present. Editor-Say to him that his manu-
script is respectfully declined
JUST HER SIZE
Il think | wear twOs," she simpered to the
shoemaker; "do not!' Yes, ma'am," said
the honest dealer, you wear twOs" Then,
under his breath, Cone on each foot"
NEW AND FRESH.
Reporter docking for items)-Anything
new or fresh this morning in the railroad
line. Railroad official (thoug
let me see-yes, that paint you are leaning
against is new and fresh. 1t was only put on
this morning
JUSTLY CELEBRATED.
"DO you know why we celebrate Washing
toms Birthday" asked Mr. Hendricks of his
son Bobby; why his birthday is honored
more than-than mine, for instanCe4 "Oh,
yes" responded Bobby, promptly; George
Washington never told lie"
THE TRIALS OF FARMING.
Il can't imagine what the trouble is with
that cow said New Yorker, who is giving
his attention to amateur farming this season
"She looks all right" commented neighbor
yes, she looks all right" agreed the New
Yorker, "but the dOOcid critter won't give
down her milk When bought her a month
ago she gave twenty-four quarts day; now
I'm lucky to get five. And it isn't because
she doesn't get MIXED often enough" added
the puzzled amateur Not a day passes l
don't milk that cow half a dozen times, at
least New York Sun.
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Home In the Mountains.

The ordinary house Gn kentucky is q
!Og one, consisting Of two rooms, with
boards shaved smooth with draw knife,
Of split, nailed over the cracks between
he logs. One of the rooms is used for
ping-rOOm, and the other Is the living
room, dining-roOm, kitchen, and parlor,
all in one, in which the family stay during
the day time. There is but one sleeping
room for whole family, and when they
have guests visiting them these turn in
and sleep in the same room. There are
number of beds used, and a stranger al
ways gets the best bed. They are very
modest with it all. They turn their backs
if they are up while the others of the fam
lily are undressing, or if they are in bed
they will cover up their heads until you
have completed your nightly toilet. 1t IS
the custom, You know and | think our
people are noted for their large proper
ton of virtuous women. Virtue is as
much respected in the mountains as any
where else in the world, and though these
V0In"n and men will undress together
AMI e IN the same room they will be
J or .:e at the exhibition of decollete
~. - sen at one of your receptions
her 2Id would run away with shame
II. &C.: aibitiou of the modern ballet.
i L mOuntaineers are very hOspitable.
Thr. cit rttjn you and give you the best
tho W, and if you offer to pay they
wi "a and say they do not make
Their tuoA y that way The little money
tie. do MAKE comes from farming They
do rU5 often grow wealthy, and they seem
TO lie Very wei satisfied with their life.
You have heard of the feuds of these
mountain GERS. / have nearly a half score
of murder cases to defend in one county
on account of them. / know a place
where two families have been fighting
each other for a generation and where the
different families of the two tribes never
60 out to work except in squads and al
ways carry Winchester rifles with them
Con. (,ln,.aIn nd / ondnr.
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LOST.

4 LACE HANDKFRCHIFF, WITH THE
y iuitialR y z. b., the property Of Her Royal
Highneps Princess IiIiuoEalaut. Tie finder viii
he suitably rewarded account Of pttrcnal
value attached by owner Return 10 CI1ml er-
lains office. 3lg nCNG7tf
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DEPARTURES.

MONDAY, December 6.
Stmr Kinau, Lorenzsn, for Maui and Hawaii at
$pm
stnr Lehua Clarke, for Hamakua. at I'm
Stmr MOkOlii, McGregOT, for MOlOkai, at p m
Stmr WaimanalO, for kOOlau
StRlr Surprise, Weisbarth, for Kuau, Maui,
and Hiio, Hawaii
Schr Manuokawai, for K0olau
Schr Kswailani. for hoOlau, Oahu
Schr Mary Foster, for Kauai
Schr Leahi, for Hanalei. Kauai
Schr Waimalu, for Kipahulu
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BreVitIes.

Extract from young Newport swelPs note
to friend: Sorry / Can't bee introduced
two your sister This afternoon, mi Valet left
mi Three o'clock Suit in new York and
kOuldent Go out in a Checked suit Then Or
fully sorry Faithfully yours, Algernon
BERTHE Silly. New York Mail
Seaside engagements: your attentions,
sir, and your offer of marriage are exceed
ingIy hattering to me, but l am already en-
gagged for this season. "-Fliegende Batter.
An honest dealer will do his buying and
selling by the same scales. There are no two
weighs about him-New Orleans Picayune
Smith, saw you carrying home a couple
of nice looking watermelOns last night,
Brown. How much did they cost youi
Brown don't know yet. The doctor is
up at the house just now.-Life.
Don't get mad at the squalling girl-baby in
the horse car. Think what she will be seven
teen years from date, and let your active
Imagination Danish the disagreeable reality.
Cambridge Chronicle.
do you know the nature Of an oath,
maam" inquired the judge. well, reckon
1 orter" was the reply. My husband drives
a canal boat Merchant Traveller
Butcher to young housekeeper-I have
nothing left, mum, but a hind quarter Of
lamb and liver. Young Housekeeper-
Very well, you may send hind quarter Of
livcr.-Life
A Jersey City man recently sold his wife
for go 1t is difficult to understand what
makes Now Jersey women valuable In
many places women are given away.-Nor-
ristOwu Herald.
Playing House as He Understood 1t.
Mother-Why, Harry, you haven't got
81, l..
have you.
Harry-Yes'm
Mother-What's the matters Didn't you
have good timer
Harry-Nom; that Carrie Judson is a
mean old thing She wouldn't fight bit like
you and papa and when hit ber on the head
she cried She's no fun,-Tid-Bits
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining I'm the General Post Office
Honolulu, November 30, 1856.

Anderson, Andreas Adams. Cobb
Baker, Edward Bridges, Miss Mary
Brand, Chas Burgett, L A
BOlZ, Miss Louise ~ Bielenberg E
Bryant, Henry Blacker, Jas
Bridges, Mr. Burkett, DAIRY
Bolman, Conrad Brooks, & 5 L "A
Barker, Mrs Mary Bischoff Heinrich
Brown' VIM Bowen, Mr. and Mrs VIM
BennInger, Beckett Miss
Collins, CIR Cooper. Frank H
Cluney, Carrie Chappell G y
Clarke, Ane Chassels. VIM
Compton, w G
dee, Lawrence (5J Dodge, Phillip II
Dix, Aunie Douglass, DR. W ~
DeFries, Henry 80 Dickson, John
Davis, G Dehle,
Evans, John Eleanore, RF
Fisher Chas French John
Fleming, FlOvres, ThOs
Firth, J % FarabOchia. MatteO
Forester, Vim sFarley J K
Fitzpatrick, Mrs L
Goldstein j Gardner,
Gilbert, Master Stanley Gay, Thos %
Gree nfeld. Chas ~ Green, E
Grant b %
Hspstein, Henry Harper, Mrs Abbie "a
Herring, NJ Holmes, Miss Lillian
Hons, Geo 80 Harjes, Fritz
HOpke, Max Huston, Chas
Hagumana, Maria Hohmann, Franz
Harrison, Mr. Hunt Miss Margret
Hoffman, VI
Jones, Amos johnson, Frank
Jack, Miss NJ Z Johansen, CLAUS
Justus c
King. VIC Hun. Augustus a.
Kemp, Henri Kinney, JAS
Kidd, Thos KRISTEN, NJ
khnger kruse, Mr.
Landlord. Miss Mary Lewis. &c
Long, Miss Annie Lewes, WI
Lane, Alfred Lane, w
Lind, Chas Lawrence, Capt W
Lewis, James LeisneT, NJ
Luddecke, Leffetee, Samuel
Leander, q Lucas, p
Love, Mrs Lefty
Mayhem, Mrs MuIIer-E ~
mahOney, Miss g % Meyer, Wilhelm
McCabs, Miss Katie Morgan, Mrs Kate
Martin, Fred Martin, Mrs + ~
Mclean, d d Mendonsa, Mrs Joseph
Muller, Emil Mitchell, Jas W
MCTIener & Co Martin, Miss Ellen
Merrill, 4 "A McGiffn, ThOs %
Martin. James Martin Miss Ellen
Melmer, b Muller, J
Oeding, H Olsen, Edvart
Otle, Louise Olson, Christian
Often, JOhan Oske. Anthony
OsbourneY Geo orr RObt %
Pelham, Miss Martha Perry,
Riedel Frank RebeIIo, Franco
Ryan, Mrs Railway, @
ROtuma natives: TarO %, Anise, Paura, Furiyai
= Pacific Co Smith, JR(0
SChOlz Edward Smith, c
Sweeney, Patrick Schmidt. Joseph
Smith, Edw Spencer ThOs
Smith, J Sharrett II
SlOs, Anthem Sea, W II
Tucker Tempsky, L Won
Wright, w Williams, Mr.
Wilson, T s WEIGH, q b
White, I Brook Willis c II
Wright, John NryszomiTsky, JOS
Williams, ThOs Wright, W
Willaham,
NOorman, H A 80 Eolton, Antonio
link, Paul
All persons inquiring for letters in the above
list, will please call for Advertised Letters"
T. WUSDENBERG,
2td1tw Postmaster General.
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Government Nursery-D Distribution of
Plants and Trees.

Government Nursery-D of
Plants and Trees.
On Thursday and Friday OF this week
there will be distribution of trees from
the Government Nursery to the public.
Orders should be obtained on Wednes-
day the 9Th from Mr.. \. Jaeger at his
office, kaahumanu street. The follow
ing is the list: Grape Vine (Isabella),
Grape Vine (blue and white MuscaD,
Grape Vine-raised from seed, said to
be varieties not attacked by phylloxera !;
Red Guava, a small tree, particularly
recommended for cultivation on account
OF the yielding abundance OF delicious
fruits and its cleanliness; Avocado Pear
(AlligatOr Pear, raised from the seed of
the best varieties here Lime, Sapota
Pear, japanese Plum, Logwood, Silver
Waffle, Gnastard Cedar, Anato (Alaca),
Golden Shower (Cathartotcarpus), Pom
egranate, North American Locust Acacia,
Moreton Bay Pine (Araucaria Cunning
hami), Bunya Bunya lAraucaria Bid
willii), Cinnamon, Sugar Cane, thirty
five varieties; cuttings from the True
ArrOwrOOt plant.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Dennrtment nfInterior.

P X Kauimakaole, Esd has this day been ap-
pointed an Agent to take Acknowledgements to
Labor Contracts for the district Of Hama, Maui.
/. AHOLO,
Minister of Int Nor.
Honolulu, December s, 1886.
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TO-nIghrs Musicale.

AO-n1Sn nus musicale.
The following is the programme OF the
musicale to be given this evening at
Oahu College at 7 80 O'Clock:
PART I.
l. Piano Solo-"Dance and Play. .Lichner
NELLIE WAREHOUSE.
, ,,.. C1 a. "Adante Pastorale" Geibel
= N4~HO 'OA@ b. ''Life's PleasantWay" .Kullsk
MARION DOLE.
5. SOng-"A Warrior Bold '................A Adams
LEVI LYMAN.
/. Duet for Piano and ViOIin-''Adagio".
Beethoven
MRS. HANFoRD AND Mr.. YARSDLEY.
5 Song-"In QUesto SempIice" ........ DOnizetti
JENNIE GRIEvE.
E Piano so1o a."Chsrming May" scb,,roar,
."HappyEnOugh"
MINNIE BROWN.
I. Chorus-'Fareweu to the Forest. ........
-----..-...- -....-..... $500. Ne nd elssOhn
PUSAHOU GLEE CLUB.
/. hano solo-'Transeription Of Oberon" Dorm
EMILY HALsTEAD.
,. SOng-''Ave Maria" TuzIf
MRS. HASFORD.
win violin oblgatO by Mr.. YARSDLEY
3. Piano SOlo-''A Midsummer Nights Dream"
-'-'--. ---- s--.-.-.... - NJ ndelssohn
NAY DILLISGHAM.
4. Vocal Duet-''See the Pale Moon" Emma IN.
MRS HASFoRD AND Mr.. VAN SLYKE
5. Piano Solo-"Impromptu''. ...... Chouin
HEssIE DICKsoS.
8. "Chorus-''Ihe Night is Advancing. ..Rossi nj
PUNAHoU GLEE CLUB
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PORT OF HONOLULU, IL. L.
ARRIVALS.

MONDAY, December 6.
Sehr Sarah and Eliza, from KOOlau, Oahu
Schr Mile Morris, from Koolau
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9arfrtisEmrnts.
Let Me Have a Mild
G IG a r !

THE ABOVE REQUEST Is HEARD DAILY IN
Il cigar stores, saloons and other places where
cigars are sold for IL is Undisputed fact that
most smokers prefer a mild cigar. and that those
who have for long time smoked strong cigar
principally imported Manilas, will, after having
thoroughly injured the stomach and i'm paired the
nervous system, surely want mild cigar II they
could ind the right kind.
How many thousands Of smokers who suffer
from loss of appetite, headache nervous irTita
billy, asthma, etc, and Who have tried all pos
sible remedies without success, might be CO. ed
If they knew that their So celiugs were caused y
the incorporate use Of strong cigars. and that
they should only smoke mild an properly pre-
pared ones.
1t is fact that not all mild cigars agree we'll
with smokers, for in most cases there Is lack
of m the selection of the tobacco. and ofte
the necessary eIperie nee for IL is wanting, yet
there is one brand which suits the most fastid-
ious smoker, and that Is
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All water rates due term ending June 80,
1887, must be paid at the Office Of the Honolulu
Water Works before the 10Th day of January,
1887. All rates remaining unpaid January Is,
1887 Will be subject to an additional 10 per cent
Parties paying rates will present their last re-
ceipt.
ChAS. b. WILSON,
superintendent Honolulu Water Works.
Approved i. AHOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Defenders, 1886.
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Take NOTICE.

From and after November 81, 1886, all accounts
due the Registry Office will he collected at the
end of every month. People residing on the
other islands VIII please remit accordingly.
JUNIUS KAAE,
PIP decI5 Registrar of Conyeyances.
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Department Of Interior.


The following named persons have this day
been appointed Agents to grant Marriage Ii
censes As follows:
James Bright, Kohala, Hema, Hawaii.
5 L. KaweIo, Hilo, Hawaii.
L. AHOLO,
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, November 10, 1886.
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ENGELBRECHT'S
sampler" Health Cigar.

Which is made from mild. aromatic and pariicu-
larry selected and prepared tobacco, and com
Oines all the qualities which may be expected
from health cigar. IL causes no bad effect OF
any kind, is agreeable 10 the taste burns evenly
10 the end and possesses fine aroma. No
smoker should fail TO give
EDgeIbrechfS sampler Cigar
4 fair trial. and beneht himself at the Same
time. lC5mar2g
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AsE OF PRE-EMPTIoN.
.UST SPANK her.

"Oh! amt you mean," said one 6-year-old
to the other. You took the biggest cake I
was lust going to take il myself life.
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Playing House as He Understood 1t.
MOther-Why, Harry, you haven't got
through playing house down on the beach
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17
miscelIaneOus.

The foundations for Clark's block, on the
southwest corEer Of Minnesota and Fifth
streets, are very solid and heavy, and are pro-
crossing very rapidly toward completion
Probably nothing more will be done this fall
toward the completion Of the block than the
finishing up of this part of it.
William Hamm has sold to L. Fischer, Jr.,
the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter OF section %, town 29. range %, for
$40. 900.
Aid. Petsch is preparing to erect on sher
burne avenue twO-story brick residence, be-
tween Grant and Brewster, to cost $4,000.
Ten acres at the junction of the Wisconsin
Central and Northern Pacific road, in Bass
garden lots, have just been sold for $4,000.
The foundations for William Dawson's
block, on the northeast corner of Jackson
and Eighth streets, will soon be completed.
j. II. Hullsiek has just sold to Henry Hale
lot 6, block "a, Kittson's addition, on Seventh
street. between Locust and Willius streets
Hume g. Dana have sold twenty-one lots on
Hastings avenue, between Earl ana Cvpress
streets to John Rogers, Jr., for SJ,O0O.
Two three-story brick business blocks are
being erected on Concord street, at South
Park station, to cost $4,000.
Timothy Holland is building q Inventory
frame hotel on Concord street, near South
Park depot, to cost $4,000.
The Wisconsin Central is building passen-
ger depot on McMenemy street, in North St
Paul. to cost $500.
Arthur Rogers has sold an eighty-acre tract
near the city limits on the east to Berna d
Kuhl for $4,000.
j. O'Meara sold to J.W. Fallihee and others,
for S13, 600, hve-acre tract in section 10.
town %, range %.
There is a growingsdemand for building lots
near the old rifle park in the south part of
Daytons bluff.
The panorama building on the corner of
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE L OK SALE.
Arthur II. Rogers List.
Real Estate and Loans, 1863 East Third ST., Mer-
chants Hotel block.
EOUR special bargains Oh Summit av.-12O feet
L on Summit av., between Dale and st. Adams,
that can sell at price that will insure good
profit a speculative investment; and to any one
desiring 20 secure home on the avenue, this is a
choice opportunity to take advantage Of
! BEAUTIFUL sixGy-foot south-facing lot on
y Summit av., in Bryant's addition; Summit
av. property is cream and very little of it to be
had at any price
S600OG0"HeTb etIstR s sshsF ON d ths os
ford, have two south-facing at the above price;
good for one week only.
az 2OO WILL buy three e. lots on Fisk ST.
will sell them separately; they are very cheap;
have an exclusive contract on this and it will
surely sell before the end of he week.
ca HnO-FOR a south-facing corner of
D4.4OO sixty-eight feet Dayton av., l6l
feet deep; will get you $1,000 for forty feet of
the of the lot; this is unquestiOnabIy very
cheap piece of property and desirable location
for residence,
60 6OO Will BUY an eastfacing lot on
,DLsOOO Grant ST.. next to the corner of
Viola, upon which there is $1,000 house.
Gr7 DOO-FOR fifteen lots on Minnehaha
p sOOO st., south-facing, perfectly level
taken within the next ten days.
GOOO FOR another south-fac1ng lot on Day
.DCOO ton av., in block l. Anna E. Ram
seys addition, above grade and lies level; there is
a bargain in this.
GSOR FOR a corner on Magnolia St, near
sOJ%O Arcade; it is three feet above grade
ard mighty cheap at this price, easy terms.
0InI FOX the corner of Minnehaha and
.DCOO wiede avs; it is also south-facing.
GO \ WILL buy a nice lot in Asylum Addi-
.DO%C ton No. 2; only little way from the
street cars.
TNHE most elegant residence site on Dayton
i Bluff 233x240 feet, commanding view of the
whole of the city and the river, near the resi-
denees of Hon. Albert Schefer, A. Pugh, Esq, and
other prominent cJizensi it can be subdivided into
eight large lots.
DURING the week..just passed have sold over
IL $1,000 worth OF property on Dayton Bluff and
vet have several good building sites, overlooking
the city, at prices that must certainly advance
from so to 100 per cent. the Third street
bridge, now under construction, in completed
T7HE grading of streets in Summit Avenue adj
i dition is progressing nicely and hope to be
able to place it on the market during the next
week.
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COCHRAN
& WALSH,
FIuAN -IAL AGENTS,
Loan money in large or small
amounts on improved property at
lowest rates Of interest and with
least possible delay.
Real Estate Department f!

We spoke Saturday of Reserve Township
as being the most beautiful and most valu-
able part of Ramsey county. Within its
limits are Manchester Park, Immediately ad-
jacent to the College; lakewood Park, near
the Milwaukee Short Line depot, and Mer-
ram Park Third in all of which additions
we can offer single lots and blocks at adj
vantageOus prices. South of st. Clair
street. which is the southern boundary of
Manchester Park, we can offer acre tracts in
forty acre, twenty-acre, ten-acre. fve-acre.
or one-acre lots. As far as we know, we
have the only addition in Reserve Town
ship where the lots are plated in one-acre
pieces. This gives the opportunity to OBJ
tain homestead lot of large size and at
moderate figures.