Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-01-28
ST PAUL.
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1883.

, Valentines Day.
Mr.. EDWARD HART left last Saturday
for Milwaukee, Wis. ..a.ss
The "grip" cars are now making regu-
lar Eve minute trips.
DR.. HuRD & Co., the painless dentists
No. "a East Third Street.
Mr.. w. HART, Of Nilwaukee,
Wis, is in the city to witness the carni-
val.
FOR RENTAL upright piano in
good order at So per month. Apply ct
this office.
For the incest meal in the city 90 to
the Ice Palace Restaurant No. 800
Robert street. Meals only Is cents.
AFTER the Opera take your lady to
the Ice Palace Restaurant, No. $50
Robert street. Oyster stews only Is
cents.
ARTIFICIAL teeth inserted solidly in
the mouth withouta plate by Doctors
Ellis and Stanley, No. $50 Wabasha
street.
A yER1TABLE whale IS feet long and
weighing 40 tons is on exhibition at the
foot Of Fourth street. Go and see the
monster.
CONGRESSMAN R1cE's bill providing for
the appropriation of 81 zoe, 600 for the
erection of public building in this city
was introduced in the senate by Sena-
tor Davis Monday.
The delinquent tax list Of real prop
srty for the year 1886 has been filsd by
County Auditor Kahn with the clerk Of
the district court. 1t is the largest de-
linquent list ever fled and covers 1856
pages.
No matter what you wish to buy look
through the columns of the APPEAL and
should you find dealers card buy of
such dealer. He wishes your trade.
and lets you know he does through the
proper medium.
D1xEY's "Adonis', has proved to be
one of the best drawing attractions for
the Grand which has been presented
this season. This afternoon and to-
night are the only chances left to see
Adonis this season.
The Republicans of Ramsey county
met Wednesday night and appoin ed
committees for each ward and town
ship whose duty it will be to organize
clubs in the same. The meeting was
well attended and very earnest and
enthusiastic.
The young ladies and gentlemen who
are to take part in the leap year party
can obtain beautiful costumes from Mrs.
T. II. Ilyles at rates ranging from 81 up.
Parties who wish to obtain suits for the
coming masque carnival on st. Valen-
tines Day should also call on Mrs. T.
H. Lyles.
Miss CLARA MORRIS, the famous act
ress, will appear at the1 Grand next
week for three nights only commencing
Monday. Her repert6ry will be Renee
De Moray" Il Article AZ and .sThe
New Magdalen." For the last half Of
the week and Saturday matinee, Min
ME Maddern.' s.
The famous Fort Smelling Band will
give grand concert both brass and or
chestral, at Turner Hall Tuesday, Feb.
Z. This concert promises to be the
finest musical event our city has wit
messed. Those who do not wish to miss
a treat should be on hand. After the
concert there will be grand ball.
Mr.. THOMAS CHURCHILL who has been
i'll with consumption for about six
months died&at his residence on Sixth
street Wednesday. He was about 81
years old. His funeral was preached
by Rev. J. M. Henderson at the
Methodist church yesterday aft ernoon
at o'clock. During has illness he was
cared for by big-hearted John III. Cunn-
ingham and wanted for nothing that he
needed.
The Pioneer Press Co., has secured .
site for it's new building at the North
east corner of Fourth and Robert streets
with a frontage on Fourth of 1914 feet
and on Robert 120 feet. The price paid
for the entire tract is $154, 600 an aver
age of $1,283 per front foot. Forseyen-
aty-ive feet $109 600 is paid, being IN
average of 81, 453 per front foot, the
biggest price ever paid for property in
St. Paul. The building to be srectSd
will be twice the size of the Globe
building and will be the grandest news
paper building in tho Northwest and
will surpass any other Office building in
the city.
THE famous case of the State Of Min
nesota against III. G. Sherlock and
Sarah. McNeal came up before. Judpea
Kelly and Simons in the district court
Monday and was finally settled, . nolle
prosequi being entered by County At
torey Egan on behalf Of the state on
general grounds of insufficient evidence
to prosecute. There were two indict.
ments against the defendants. one
charging them with subornation Of per-
jury and the other with criminal libel,
The attorneys present for the defens,
were Col. @. D. Kerr and G. D.O'Brien.
The same day the governor wrote Istt.r
to Mr.. Stordock informing him that tho
order Of Nov. II, suspsnding him from
his Office as warden of the prison pend.