The Irish standard., 1886-05-15
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

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CARPETS, Stoves and Furniture sold
on time. Smiths Installment House,
Ill Nicollet avenue.
IL. Barry, contractor and builder.
Stone and brick speciality. 725 Uni
versity avenue northeast.
Mayhew Bros, paper hangers, 425
-Nicollet avenue.
Priester, the Tail,r, No. 10 South
Second street, Minneapolis. Merchant
tailoring, perfect fits.
Finest line of new wall paper in the
city at Mayhem Bros, 425 Nicollet ave-
nue., second floor.
For sale-A stenograph machine of
the latest improved pattern. Good as
new. Apply at this Office.
Mayhew Bros, dealers in artistic
wall paper and decorations, 425 Nicol-
let, second floor.
Judge J. B. Quinn has removed his
Office quarters to 400 Temple Court
building. TIe has neat and cozy apart
1nents there.
Mrs. j. A. Mccarthy has returned
from the east, and is displaying ele-
giant spring novelties. Please give
her call-22SS4 Nicollet avenue.
AS we go to press Prince leads Schock
II miles in the six day bicycle race at
the Washington rink. Both have bro
ken the worlds record.
Order Glenwood Springs water of W.
II. Fruen & Co., 256 Hennepin avenue.
The best, purest and most wholesome
in the city. Free delivery wagon.
Sherry, Hayes & Regan in their new
quarters, 30l University avenue south,
are doing good business. Read their
advertisement in this weeks STAND
ARD.
Forty physicians met at the West
hotel Monday evening and arranged to
banquet $50 physicians during their at
tendance upon the state convention in
June.
The annual picnic Of the Caledonian
society will be held July 81 at the Lake
Park Hotel grounds, Minnetonka. The
committee met Tuesday night to COM
plete arrangements.
Rev. James MEG olrick is making an
extended tour of the East and South,
visiting many of the principal cities.
His health, which has been somewhat
impaired Of late. will undoubtedly be
improved by his travels.
MIR. Chas. r. Thayer and Miss Anna
Murphy were married at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception on Wednes-
day morning last by Rev. Henry Nc
~Golrick. Mi. Thayer is q convert to
the faith.
The first Of the league games of base
ball in Minneapolis was played Wed
nesday afternoon, Minneapolis defeat
ing Duluth, Z to 6. The second game,
Thursday, was a victory for Duluth,
:25 to l4.
Bring your oil paintings, steel en-
cravings. crayon portraits and ali kinds
of pictures direct to the factory and we
will frame them cheap. Also dealers
in artists materials, looking glasses,
Twenty kinds of room mouldings as
cheap, 2 cents foot. 308 First avenue
south. Zesbaugh 4 Bintliff.
Jim Smith is doing very we'll in his
line of business. Girls wanting good
places to work should call on him;
also parties having bills to collect or
houses to rent would do well to see
him. Best of references given. Read
adv. in this weeks STANDARD.
The st. Anthony Total Abstinence
Society celebrated its thirteenth ami
versary Tuesday night with banquet
and literary entertainment at the hall
in East Minneapolis. President Bohan
welcomed the audience, and an address
was delivered by Father o Reilly.
The Canadian-American, published
in Chicago and Minneapolis, is paper
which every Canadian in the United
States should read. 1t is liberal in
spirit, and contains much news inter-
.esting to Canadians, particularly those
who have made their homes in the
United States.
Charles L. Ryan, Esq, of Grand
Forks, OAK, who has been attending
commercial college in this city for some
months past, has secured position
with Brosnan Bros, the boot and shoe
men 110 Hennepin avenue. Mr.. Ryan
is a young mau of good habits, and will
doubtless become popular with any per-
sons who may be thrown in his.way
Messrs. Johnson, Smith & Harrison.
printers, photographers and blank book
manufacturers, PSI and $50 First ave-
nue. south, are certainly gaining an
enviable reputation in their line in this
city. In the different branches Of theil