The Irish standard., 1886-04-17
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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CARPETS, Stoves and Furniture sold
IN time. Smiths lnstallment House.
iii Nicollet avenue.
C.L. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick a speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
John Speedy, wall paper. 60 South
Fifth street, bet. Nicoliet and 1st ave.
Chase, clothier, 126 Central avenue,
adyertises in this weeks STANDARD.
&c. Harper s. Co.'s advertisement
in this weeks STANDARD will interest,"
you.
Priester, the Tailor, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
We call the attention of our East
Side patrons to the advertisement OF
A. III. Rose e Co., to-day.
r. w. McGrath has removed his In
surance Office from ITO Hennepln ave-
nue. to: the ground floor Of the new
Temple Court building.
John T. Lucas will sell you stoves,
ranges and kitchen hardware at lowest
rates. Read his advertisement in this
weeks. STANDARD.
Mrs +. A. Mccarthy has returned
from the east, and is displaying ele-
giant spring novelties. Please give
her q cali-234 Nicollet avenue.
Blackmont, young stallion by Col.
West, recently purchased bye. G. Ly-
ford Of this city, indicates q great deal
of speed, having shown trials ou half
mile track in 2:26
Our friends j. III. Steele aud Wm.
Kenny have removed from ZIG Nicol-
let avenue, and hereafter will continue
their law practice at d Washington
avenue south.
William Welch, the attorney, sues
the city for $4,000 damages, he having
ruptured himself by falling on de-
fective sidewalk on Fourth street south
near Fifth avenue.
Alexandria Selb, who lived opposite
Frank Janses half way house between
here and St. Paul, was found dead in
,Janses' barn on Saturday last, and it is
supposed that he suicided.
r. j. Donohue, contractor and build
has secured the contract for building a
row of five brick houses for Hayden &
Mabie, corner of Twentieth avenue
north and W ashington, at cost of $10,-
900.
Mr.. Watson, who resides on Portland
avenue near Fifteenth street, was bap-
tized in the Catholic faith at St. Steph-
ems church, corner of Twenty second
street and Clinton avenue, last Sunday.
Glenwood Mineral Spring water, ac-
cortiing to analysis, is the purest water
sold in this city. and has as many desir-
able mineral qualities as as any of the
noted mineral springs. W. H. Fruen
IL Co., 256 Hennepin avenue.
James Z. McIIenna has opened a
blacksmith shop at 42S Plymouth aye
nue., Horse-shoeing and repairing will
he made specially. IT you would
have good work done at q reasonable
figure, call on Mr.. McKenna,
M. w. Murray, brother Of ThOs. Muir
ray, 1909 9TH street northeast, was in
the city on Sunday last. Mr.. Murray is
a astaunch Democrat and was chosen AID
.erman of the Third ward Of Saltwater
at the late election there, which was an
agreeable surprise, as the ward has al
ways been largely Republican.
The report of the third assistant
postmaster-general shows that in the
five months from October to February
inclusive, there were 4.572 special de-
livery letters received at the Minneapo-
lis postofice against 4,064 received at
st. Paul.
The exposition committee on exhibit,
W. Nj. Regan, w. j. Dean and Rev.
James cGolrick, met Friday evening
and decided to recommend the creation
Of department. of woman's works.
Steps will he taken to secure a fine ex-
hibit from the United States govern
ment.
4 St. Vincent de Paul conference
was organized in ST. Stephens parish
on Sunday last. Ghas. P. Preston was
elected president; Tbos. Quinn. vice
president; secretary, VIM. McMullen;
treasurer, p. j. Kennedy; James ?.
NICK emma, librarian. The organization
starts out with very good member
ship.
Representatives Of Divisions Nos. l,2
and 3 Of this city to the number of
twenty-one attended the funeral of Ed
ward Ryan at Anoka on Tuesday. De
ceased was about 81 years of age at the,
time Of his death and was well and fav-
Orably known throughout AnOka cOun-