St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
DARGA1NS-A large assortment OF carriesga
ID bugges 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 to deal
ers and liverymen. Kings Repository, corner
Fourth and Minnesota SITS. 66-6m
DUYER for horse and sulky suitably for
ID carrying papers. Circulator' sofice, Globe.
nRAFT HORSES For sale-One carload of
~ heavy horses. Nicholas Hardy. 252-54
EOR SALE at Nett1eton Place on Randolph
ST., St. Paul, 80 head of good young work
horses, weighing from 1000 to 1900 lbs. Henry
Gapel. 24S-61
GRAY HORSE LOST-Blind in left eye;
VI please return to s57 Randolph ST., and re-
ceive reward.
HORSE and buggy for sale, worth $500; would
IL take real estate in exchange. G., Globe
252-54
TTORSE-A sound, stylish fivc-year old colt for
II sale. 5s3 East Seventh st. 1924
HORSE AND PHAETON for sale. 54S
IL Laurel av.
HORSES FOR SALE-Sam Roe, dealer IN
IL all grades of horses heavy draft horses
a specially. Two carloads just received; special
rates given ON carload lots. Stables Fourth
st. in rear of court house, Hudson. Wis 244-74
INSURE your horses IN the Sterling Live Stock
Insurance company. 500 Lumber Exchange,
Minneapolis. 251-55
DONY-A good, strong pony for sale; fine for
= riding and driving. Inquire 1926 Robert st.
252-5
I'D 40 CASH buys handsome, well-matched
DAOO team of light horses perfectly sound
and reliable. only 3 ard years old. Apply at
once e.E No: q East Sixth St: 25S
WANTED TO r ENT.
HOUSE-A small nicely furnished house;
Il would buy furniture if suitable. Postofice
box 1885. 253-54
HOUSE of twelve or fifteen rooms, or flat CEN
II trally located, and suitable for small fam
lily hotel. Fl. & H., Globe. 252-56
MARRIED COUPLE without children would
wi like to have pleasant home for the winter
with some small family st. Anthony hill pre-
ferred. Address DR.. James NJ. WEIGH, Sherman
block corner Wabasha and Sixth SITS. 6
DOOM, suitable for teaching elocution, to be
IN used only from Z to 10 p. m. ]. A. W..
Globe. 8
D OOM-Furnished and board on st. Anthony
III HILL for and wife; please state terms.
A. B. c., Globe. 252-55
OOMS-Three unfurnished with private
IN family, for the winter; central location;
references exchanged. s. E. G box 449
D OOMS-Two furnished for light housekeep-
III ing; good neighborhood; lower town pre-
ferred. S. B., Globe. S
ID OOM-A single gentleman desires fur
In nished room with board in plain private
family; central location; state terms 1or perna-
nent boarder. Address Edward, Globe.
d COMA front room for an Office; should like
In to board with family if convenient. E. K.
Hottenstein, M. d. American hotel, West Fourth
and Wabasha SITS.
T,YPEWRITER-For three months, Rem
Il ington typewriter. Address c. F. A., Globe.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS by two men
l. for housekeeping; state price. Address W.
H., Globe. 6
TWO ROOMS for long time by two mechan-
l. les; must be cheap; state price and locality.
II. A. H., Globe. 6
WANTED TO RENT or buy from to 40
w acres of land, to IL miles of large town.
BOX 61 Dover Centre, MINI. 251-64