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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-28
We refer with pleasure IN the following names
who have been benefited by our glasses

We have also the Largest
and Best Assorted Stock of
Fine Gold Jeweiry in the
city; Watches, Diamonds,
Silver and Plated Ware.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
Life in Georgia.
Smitilvillc Ga. News.


Between the measles. mtu,ns
ana melon" we've having Il lively
time do" II this way.
The world owes nvcrv ,,, ia.
inp, and is never sIori, in n,,.in,.
it To a GOOD collector, " '''' .
r. nn ,oo,,, ,,,,. u, ..
the town. thrv mIIst hoIn ms =,
raise the wind,
Wa ,,L,,,, . ~
r,r NO otirt nr M3 m,' =" "li h''r."i'
D. mrI1 M ''',''i "u9'cr'
ti"i.n,it n,o,,t h,nr 90 ~ Il i'li'""u
u,,o oI,or u.;u ,,n.a
ro, mor,,, Ihnr"tnr, '"-'''o''pM
~ nninn XIV y ,hurnh o'i u'iN''oN i u. ne
turn 3i r,3i,h ,,rnnn n'h 49, ,'''u ,'"I'rN 10 ir-
min ~r;.t rnn,c '''e'' ~ y :" "''l' ''''''
"'n's," Po,' Mii'cS: ~ g" L"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

worked like sInvos ord ,oro ,o,or
turned oni whrn thn,, ,,nt ,roii w. - >
were kept thcro to worlI ''>
ono of thn no,>,n,ii,i
tested against thi.. and hnna, nI,
TiIlmon womb l,n nnrnrnI - ~.
public uttoroncn
Mr.. Tillmon rnnIi,I tb,t Lo Is
not been couoht IN -, liz rnt ,I'',t
MIR IIoskclI snnkn u,;,i,l,uf .,io,,;,,n ,,.'
to the records. ana II w,s - had r,I1
that did not work hoih wovs r,
he canvnssod tbn Stnto I,o ,,,Ii
coniinc himself to thn i,nro"s,'
expenses Of S2IoO0O sincn ,IC onu
TO the Farmers, cnllnmn ,nL hn
was not afraid to mcninny ,ml,in,ts
He did not proposn to miyn nv M
the reasons for this od1itinnni nv.
peuse. but would Inovn thn hmrIo,,
of proof to the othnr siIc IIn u,,1.
confident or hoi,u ",'
rr,I rnnnt,ay ~, E '''io :" curry SrN-
rrJurtinu nc snI,nin ;n 'i"'N''''' o' TN"
Mr. TiIlmon w.a. yho.,o., a.,
to the r,rts and not ''"''IH "'n, '"2t'ch .,,,'Il
hlrntSs hn ,n,,ll ,,y,I ,,,,,.,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
Workingmcn Against Harrison

INDIANAIOILs, July g. The
meeting of the representatives of
the knights of Labor and trades
unions here this evening was lar
gcly attended, and resulted in pre-
parations TO form clubs i'm all the
city wards as well as IN all the
large cities in the state. Each rcp-
rcsentativc made a report of the
feclingAmong the laboring classes
in his district, and it was estimated
that at least eighty per cept Of the
laboring men of the state can be
depended upon to vote against
Harrison. Another meeting will
be held this week, when the work
will be completed by the adoption
of II plan of action to be presented
this evening,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
A DASH FOR LIBERTY,
y Desperate Deed Of TWO Co.
Iumbia COnyictS.

llumbia ConyictS.
COLUMBIA $, c. July 9.--Thc
boldeSt escape of convictS ever re.
corded here took place this after.
noon within a mile Of the city.
a Guard named Reagan had in
charge Il squad of five conVictS,
who wee blasting rock on an is
land in Broad River The rock was
for the Columbia NcWberry and
l'aurcns railroad bridge. Two of
the convicis were Rufus Young Il
lli" prisoner from Fairfield, and
10" Moore, of Edgchcld, serving
ten years for arson.
When knocking off time came
Moore anI Young got in the boat
and rs the guard stepped in, they
seized him and threw him in the
river Moore taking his rifle. The
guard attempted to draw his pistol
but he WAS diSArmod of that.
Two Of tn" other three runVictS
were lie" prisoners but they would
ho' JON Ia" desperate men one
OF them wont with Moore and
loung 10 the shore and brought
back the boat for the Guard and
the other convictS.
The escaped men are being pur-
sued. They are armed and dies.
pcratc, 1t is probable there will be
b!oodSh"d if an attempt at capture
is made.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
Bad fOrm-CllOforn.

BdI lOrnl--t lilOtOrnl.
a hot groundcr---A wild turnip.
Most OF The news OF the wpcl.
comes from physicians.
Th" iourncyman candy maker
has phil with his boss.
Paste diamonds are so called be,
cause pcopI" get Stuc! on them 50
often.
Figures on the corset production
properly come under the head Of
staNtiStiCa.
4 man cannot Kick himself with
the proper spirit. He never know
how TO resent ii.
\ poet wants TO know "whcrc
the nercy clouds are woven" In
the air looms Of course.
w'inc day," said thcjudgc, as the
scVenty-tirth man went through
tn" mill for - and costs"
The small boy who has rot stolen
about n buShcl Of lilac blossoms is
away behind the season.
If You want TO be well informed
take Il paper. Even paper of pins
will give you some good points.
II your wife wants an allowance,
give her the whole income. She
Will save more out Of il Than you.
Boy.~-Plcasc, sir, couldn't you
help Il little boy who never had any
papa or mama?
Mr.. Lakeside. -Eh What?
Boy.--Ncs, sir. Divorced before
WAS born, (POckcts II doltar.)
The reason so little excitement
is aroused by the presidential cam
paign IS that the baseball champ
ionship is SO close.
IL is Il sweet, rcvcngcful thought
that when walters sit down to ent
they have to be waited on by some
Of the other walters.
The reason they call ii the dcpen-
dent pension BID is because 40
many politicians are depending
upon it for their re- election.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

nlirablc letters to the northern
press than a thousand democrats
could do. sWc have been very
fortunate of late; we have escaped
the tricliery OF Blaine and the ma
i'gnity Of sherman, and are thank
ful. Ben Harrison is Old Virginia
stock, and it is reasonably expected
Will behave himself honOrably du
ring the canvass. He ought to.
BIN, \ RIP
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

The new clock Just placed in the
tower OF the Glasgow University is
Il tremendous affair. The main
wheels Of the striking and quarter
trains are twenty inches in diane
ter. The weight Of the hammer
that strikes the hours is 1870 pounds
and it is lifted ten inches. There
is IN automatic apparatus attached
to the clock which stops the quarter
pcalS NJ night and starts them in
the morning. The pendulum is
zine and iron, tO cOuntcract the in
ilucnccs of temperatures. The bob
Of the pendulum is cylindrical an
weighs 300 pounds, and the boat il
II seconds,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
NO.. 81
AgainSt the Chinamen.

WAsnINGToN, July ll.--Scnator
clSn relations, to-day reported fu-
Vorably the blll to prohibit the cou~
ing Of Chinese laborerS into the
United States, reported in the
House by Mr. Belmont, chairman
Ofthe committee on foreign rclu,
tions, as Il substitute for all bills
before the committee relating to
Chinese immigration,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

Fortify the system by the use o
Ayers SarsaparilIa, against the dis
eases peculiar to hot weather. This
medicine induces healthy action
of the stomach, liver and kidneys
causing them to prevent the accu-
mutation of the poisons which pro-
duce disease.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

Bodily health and vigor may be
maintained as easily in the heat
Of summer as i'm the winter montha
IL the blood is purified and vital
iscd with Ayers Sarsaparilla. Ev-
cry person who has used this rem
edy has been greatly benefited.
Take 1t this month,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
Bill NNr'S Chicago Speech.

AS ,hr host Sonp.; orp nrynr
sung and the best THOUGHTS never
uttered, so thc best snrrchrs AFRO
never spokcn. If Rjil Nyo hnI
been at Chicomo Inc wouII have
closed his Spcrrh with thc follow
inr poro~r,nhs.
We have a good platform now
let us nominrtc a man whose roc.
ord is in harmony with that plat
form. Freedom has ever boon ON.
watchword. Now that we hayc
made the human race wiihin our
borders absolutely free. lot MS add
10 our ma~nilicrnt history n, y ror-
ty hy one croWninm act. LET n,
fight for the rmouripoti,u of rum ;
Rum has always boon u mirhtv
power in American notifies but il
has not been absolutely FREQ. I.ri
us be the first to rCcCmniZc il rs thr
great cornerstone of American In
StitutiOnS, get us mako il FREQ.
We have mover had ANY Daniel
Wchstcrs or Henry Claws since
rum went up from 30 cents ii mal-
Ion to its present price. The war
tax on WhiSkcy for over twenty
years made freedom a farce. and
liberty IL loud anl 'cmpty snort in
midair. Who thcn Shall he nur
standard bearer rs we journey on
ward towards victory? (Crics of
"Bialnc, B!ai&C. James G. BlainC,n
ana confusion.
Gentlemen, wish that II better
hnd thriiling"r orator II d been So
lcct"d in my place 20 name the
candidate ON whom alone can
unite. Soldiers, rail Splitters, states
men, canal boys tailorS lnrmcrs,
merchants and school teachers
hhNo been presidents Of the United
states, but TO my knowledge no
convention has has ever vet nam
cd distillcr. | have the honor to
day TO name Il modest man for the
nigh oilicc Of President; q man who
mas never before allowed his nNmc
lG he presented to 4 cOnvCntiOn, Il
man who has never sought or cour-
ted publicity even in his own bust
buSincS; Il man who has been 4 dis
tillcr in Il quiet way for over fifteen
years and yet has never even adj
NcrtlScd in the papers; man who
has so carefully summed the eyes
Of the World.that only two or three
of us know where his place Of bust
ines is; Il man VINO has such an ut
ter contempt for Office that he has
SHOT two government officials who
rlaimcd to be connected with the
i1icrnal revenue business; man
who can drink or let II al0n" but
VINO has aimed to divide the time
up about equally between the two;
Il man who had absolutely moth
ing to do with the war, not having
heard abont it in timc;a man who
dclics his calumniators or anybody
clsc Of his hcft; n man who would
paint tho White House red; II man
who ualIca great pleasure i'm being
his own worst enemy. CCries Of
name nm! nam" h!m" Great
ara acttim~ thn 'v"r.t nri1 f''' "'''
" NSt tn to,,r' 'un vnu tino ,ni n,o
~
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

NoRRISToWN, PA, July lO.-Thc
"mhonkmrnt ofthc marble quarry
OF SchWaNcr Il Leach ncar here,
her" Tell this afternoon buryiuH
eight mrn. Two of them, Joseph
Eagin aud an unknown man were
KILLED and three others wounded.
Nbou' Ia toms of earth and stone
fell.
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Atlanta Constitution.

our iorSuhato h3c'p"'
Atlanta Constitution.
II eoon,s to troubln somc vnrv
oonsi,ivn nron,Iom,n mai NuI Arn
soiI ma Innnrrnr>, Of no north
l,nu u.;iI,;n -. r,nl.. thrcr c,,n,tbS
nrthn in,yn, wrnIns or northern SO.
rintv II this j. not trur. saw so.
ic AZ t,ur why mako a cuss be.
r,u.n Hiu Arm sad 500 That lhn
Rrn,,hlirons of thc north rrprcscnt
hrr wcnlth and culturr and pr~y.
ross cyvryhu,lv knows who has
travelled north and mingled with
her people. 1t is no @ccrct-no
ncw discovery. And h"nc" it is
perfectly 'ualurM that her lower
classes should be democrats The
poor and the ignorant have but lit
tic inClinltiuW to aililini" with ih"
rich and proud. II there is a par
ty that is moi rich they will go to
it. In the old times the poorer
classes Of This Stat" Wcrr demo
Gratis for the same reason. II was
rare to find 4 wool hat or lon"-gA'-
lus man among Tn" wings. lhr
Whig party of Georgia represented
mainly her wealth and culture.
The Whig boys in our schools ana
colleges outnumbcrrd tho sons OF
democratic fathers thrc" 10 one.
Now, I'm afraid thar TINS WIiI"iirnd
some southern democrats, hu'
1t is nevertheless laCl anv can bo
proven by l)r NlIlcr, an" l)r. EI-
ton, hnd iudg" underwood an" Il
most OF "thcrS VINO asSoCiAtG" WIN
or followed tn" l"HI OF crawford,
Tfoup and Ioomh&, ana stephens,
and Jenkins onu Zen nm. lhr
records ol tranksln ru!cgc prov"
1T. Joe brown = rcnihrkabic career
hS politician ANA statesman
proves 1T, Tor II" "Fr0nE. from among
the masses lhc common p'"P''-
ana NlolI"Wed MN because ne
ana. In" ilTSi war u" ever M:!G"H
was against ariHt"cr1rN' ihHir
wealth, their banks ana lhrlf raul
roads.
But let that pass. Tho time was
when shouted for the democracy
and thought the country WAS ruin
cd If Il Whig was elected. Young
editors are affected that way now
at every election, whether state or
national. With them party S
bigger thing than principle. In
fact, ii is bigger thing with all
partisans, SO much SO that before
they know it they are offensive
parlsans. Their side are all saints
and the other all sinners. Now
here are two national platforms,
one for protection and the other
against il. As Congressman Blount
says: "Thcrc is no straddl" this
time; the issue is made up, the lin
cs are drawn and the great fight
has to be made"
Now, if political principles con
trolled editors and states Icn, then
Joe Brown and DR.. Fcnton and
Colonel Hanson and a host of south
ern protcctionists ought TO fall out
of the democratic colnmns and join
the republicans, and the Constitution
and the Chronicle, and the Nash
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

There is another woman in Mr..
Gould's case. Her name is Justice.
She does not however,, seem likely
to give Mr., Gould much trouble.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
The Ruling OF an iowa Judge in
Liquor Case.

bINLIGTON, IA, July il.--A de-
ciSion OF more than ordinary I'M
pOrtancc, and involving Il new
point under the prOhibitOry liquor
law of Iowa, has bean rendered BY
Judge Phelps, Of the Disttict Court.
TWO years ago a saloon Keeper
whose place Of business was cnioin-
cd rs Il nuisance. appealed to the
Iowa Supreme Court, and after i'll
ing SupcrScdCas bOnd, continued
the traffic. The iniun elton was
sustained and the saloon Keeper
again gave bonds and carried his
case to the United states Supreme
court, where it is not likely to be
reached for Il year or two yet. Re-
Gently proceedings were brought
to have him arrested and fined for
contempt Of court in continuing
the illegal tratic, Notwithstanding
the iniunction. His defense was
that, pending a decision oftho Fed
oral cont, the Injunction did not
apply, but the district court now
decides that the injunction must
stand and the saloon must close.
The saloon keeper at once closed
up and others Will follow suit, rs
they admit that further resistance
to law is useless.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18

| Sppct of thc northern non,,io h,, J.;
! bold and manly uttornn.n. IT,nn
| jim Blaine bccomn hie rrinnd ,n,l
| thew wore often soon in fn,lon.,h;,,
! together. and BIoinn woe tho GrI,
! to cOntrihutn to uiIps n,onun,nni
| Politics is Il riddle anyhow Wa
! can't Understand how northern rn-
! publicanS and southern Inmnrr,t,
| in congress can he Friendly Hoo
| they can Joke and drink ana rrnI.
ic together, and then lam away in
their speeches like thcv wo,lI
fight ifit wasn't arninst The rule>,
o" the house, or the senate. Nav
be if il wasn't AGAINST thc rulcs
they wouldn't lam away SO hard
Let man look back and contrm
plate ,hr bitter rculs bctwrcn
many OF our wrcotcst man rs
ToombS and Joe Brown. ana mn
and Stephens, and COluuit nn1
Norwood, ana Gordon and Bacon
Thiml, Of the rings that have brrn
broken, and now rings made out OF
"id enemies, Consider the long
con uHb unNaNrrinG devotion OF
'olqWtt to Pat Walsh, and how
ru"r'N II was broken. Compare
'lH editorials OF to day with those Il
!. ''," years ago, and sec II you can
ma consistency Who arc l}acon'S
'r'rh"S now ana VINO are Nolpuitt's
ana VINO are Browns, nobody
KNOWS. All that the public know
tilat thrrn Is new deal.
fulit'cN l. Just aS much II science rs
playing G. cs5, and has abont as
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-07-18
ARP AND THE EDITORS
BILL REPLIES TO COMMENTS ON
HIS REMARKS.

PARTY is BIGGER than Principle, Else some
Georgia Editors would Whooo En- Up for
Harrison PerplrXtng Phase ofPolitics
Our Fortunate Escape,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
Sansome Co.. Auctioneers.

CREDITORS SALE OF S4,5O0 Worth
~ New Household Effects at Public Auction
We will sell at public auction at our COM
mission rooms, 232 East Seventh ST., COM
mencing with Monday morning at 10 o'clock
sharp, and continuing throughout the entire
week until all sold out, 81, 500 worth of new
household goods placed in our hands to be
sold out at once without any reserve whatever,
for the benefit of creditors, who desire an
immediate settlement; terms cash; read the
following, partial list: Three fine plush
parlor suites complete, two marble-top
black walnut bedroom sets. sideboards, chiff-
oniers, dining tables, center tables book
cases. writing desks, easy chairs, rockers.
folding beds, carpets, odd bureaus, COM
NODES bedsteads, ranges, cook stoves, crock
cry, etc.; these goods are all above the
average goods placed at auction marts for
sale, being the careful selection of q party
who has thorough knowledge of the pub
lies wants in this class of goods; make it
point to attend this sale. If you are on the
lookout for bargains, remember the place,
232 East Seventh st. Sansome Co., Auc.
tioneers. 112-114
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
AUCTION SALES.
e. Holloway. Real Estate and
Commission AuctiOneer,
1O1 East Eourth st

AM PREPARED to make auction sales
Of fine furniture, merchandise of all
kinds. buy bankrupt stock of merchandise
make specially selling real estate at auc-
ton, and say to the public if you wish to sell
your real estate it will pay you to call and
see me. will look at your property and tell
you very nearly what can get for it at auc-
ton. will not advertise any property that
am not confident of selling. No charge
made for making estimate of value when l
make the sale. E. Holloway, auctioneer, 101
East Fourth street. 113
$l5O,OOO % ssoss II a9 of sS0ts n %iiI
sell, on or about May 9TH to 10th, S15O,0OO
worth of boots and shoes, to the trade only,
in case lots consigned to me from the East;
all firstclass grades and such as you are sell
ing every day. Shoe dealers, wait for this
sale; it will pay you. For further particulars
call on or address E. Holloway, auctioneer,
1O1 East Fourth street. lib
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
Jebb. johnson g Co., Auction.
GERS.

a LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF DRY
n goods. notions, ETC., will be sold at
public auction at our salesroom, No. 422
Wabasha st., commencing on Monday April
90 at 10 a. M, and continue all week. Also
about 1 900 sample hats for men and boys.
If you are looking for bargains, 422 Waba-
sha st. is the place. Jebb, johnson & Co.,
General AuctiOneers, office and salesroom,
422 Wabasha ST. 113
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE-The pub
IL lie will please bear in mind that we
make specially of conducting auction sales
of furniture at private residences, or will re-
ceive furniture for our Saturday sales at
mart; we guarantee satisfaction in every re-
spect; statements and returns made promptly.
Jebb johnson d Co.. auctioneers. 422 Wa
baSha ST., near Seventh. 113
A VERY fine lot of furniture at public
n auction on Wednesday, May 2, at 155
West Third street (up stairs. Further par
ticulars in this column later or call at 422
Wabasha street. Jebb, johnson & Co., auc-
tioneers. 113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

WINDOW guards, desk rails. elevator
w work. fancy wire work. r. G. Britton,
900 Jacksonst. 113
I O00 SAMPLE HATS, 500 pairs
l.OOO pants, 100 pairs lace curtains
and a large lot of spring caps for men and
boys at 422 Wabasha street this week. lib
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Mckinney & Co,

DON'T FAIL to see us in regard to the
~ following bargains; they are all safe
investments
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

EOR SALE-A stock of general mercnan-
l. disc, also two-story store building. stu
ated in thriving city with two lines of rail-
road, and third line graded within twenty
miles; doing business of S35, 600 year;
will sell at a great sacrifice on account of Ill
health. For information apply to A. c.
ShultZ q Co. WOOnsocket, OAK $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

$500 w Un Buy sgh sS%nss WSsSBBsRSn
hand press, quarto Star job press; official
paper of county, and located at county seat;
good location for either Republican or Dem.
ocratic paper; poor health and 100 much
dress j. b. Adams. Northwood. 10. 11O-1I4
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

LOK SALE--Laundry in good running
l. order and doing cash business; six
years established; cheap for cash. "a West
Third st. 1914
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

hRUG STORE-A well-established drug
IL store at Chaska, Mimi, for sale or ex-
change for realty. Address j. J. Graves,
Glencoe, MINI. Hills
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

EOR SALE-Fine stock of gents furnish
Il ing goods. with laundry attached, doing
a good business, with lease and fixtures. "a
West Third st. 1914
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

EOR SALE-Statlonery. confectionery and
Il news stand for sale or exchange good
location and cheap rent. E. A. Kellett, 81
East Fourth ST. lib
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-One OF
wv two silent or active partners, who will
furnish $4,000 or $4,000 capital; head
office in New York city; business a monop.
oily throughout the world for seventeen
years; dividend 173 per cent on capital; ref.
erence given and required. Address Lock
Box 80, Grafton, OAK 11O-1l6
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

no MILK DEALERS-I want to sell $50
i or 200 gallons milk daily, delivered at
Milwaukee depot, st. Paul or Minneapolis.
Call on or write to A. A. Osborn, Pennington,
MINI. lib
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

BUSINESS - An energetic young man
ID would like interest in good business;
would invest 81, 500. Address A. A., Globe.
1I2-113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

w f HAVE a large list of choice houses
w in all parts of Merriam Park at bed
rock prices, on monthly payments or other
wise. Call i'll and look al my list whether
Won buy or not
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

90 H0O-ONE-THIRD CASH, BAL
.ps)scOO ance monthly-A beautiful
home of eight rooms at Merriam Park; all
improvements; convenient TO depot; trees,
of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

CD ZOO BUYS new seyen.room
.pCsCOO house and lot on Rondo ST.,
east of Mackubin st. d. II. Michaud, 1913
Jackson st. lib
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

CD nlAW WORTH S4.500-Seven-room
,DFsOOO house at Merriam Park, on
Iglehart street; half cash; street graded, well,
schools; special attention called to this prop
erty, as it is the most desirable home, and is
now offered cheap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22
FOR SALE.

QARBER SHOP-First-class two-chair
IL shop for sale for $40 cash; look this
up. Address 80, Globe 111-113
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

miscellaneous business Chances
A BUSINESS MAN having $500 can con-
n troll Minneapolis; goods staple as Hour;
In great demand; will return investment in
two months; business light pleasant and
permanent in which there is fortune; this
is giving it away, but, having both cities st.
Paul is all can handle; must be taken at
once; pass it unless you have the money and
mean business; state where can show you
what offer. Address Business, Globe.
113-11
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

n OKSES = For sale, one pair of good
IL work horses, one good heavy wagon ard
81 per day; also one good single driver. 354
East Ninth st. liz
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-22

CT 66O-ONE-THIRD CASH-Choice
'lDI9CCO (50x15O) lot on Carroll near
Prior av.-at the park; lies beautiful; only
vacant lot IN the whole block