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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
TENTH STREET, BROADWAY TO
JACKSON STREET.

Constans' Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
WIN constants. ........... l Bal. Sl2.06
same ............... ......24 $40
j. F. Hoyt's Subdivision of Morrison's
Block, HOyt's Addition to ST.. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Assm't
ii Murphy. .............. 4 Bal. $S.9S
Hoyt's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Chas III Petsch. Ely
102 it of My so
it of. 5 S13.05
TENTH STREET, BROADWAY TO
GROVE.
KittSon's Addition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. Assm't
Rosanna Lowry & $7.55
Julia Nippolt. ....... 3 IL 7.55
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24

Vanderburg's Addition to Hoyt's Ad-
dition to st. Paul.
Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Lot. Block. AsssA't
Geo Roller, My 16
1t Off,. ......... 8 s1.S2
Same..... 8 1852
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24

Supposed owner and Amt of
description. Block. Assm't
Minnesota IL st. Croix i
Rrilroad company. ......66 $500
same: .......;: ...:67 1850
st. Paul, Minneapolis d 81
Manitoba Railroad COM II
pany.....................69 $3.50
same. ...6S $3.50
All in the city of st. Paul, Ramsey,
county, Minnesota. !!
1916 GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24
Ely's Addition to st. Paul.
FIFTEENTH STREET, JACKSON TO
BROADWAY.

Ashton & Sherburne's Addition to ST
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-24

WESTERLY 4 OF THIRD STREET
BRIDGE AND WESTERLY APP
PROACH, LOCUST STREET TO
MANITOBA RAILROAD.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
CORRE ESPONDENCE.
'ni,,r; Etchings,

Cotton coming in rapidly.
 Paul why foolest thuu us;
 Mrs. $. l.. Hracy, Of Hope, was mp last week.
 The health of this place was never better than it is now.
 Miss Netlie Thompson has gone to Texarkana to spYnd tie winler.
 Eighteen dollars buys nice ring in St Louis now. So says. Guess.
 Mir. Johnston, railroad attorney, was here last week taking dispositions in the B'Shers ease,
 Will Phillips came home sunday, in order to be at the polls to vote. Will is a solid Democrat,
 Mrs. !. Gallion, of Toledo, Cleye- land county. is visiting her father, Rev, ], W. Stone, of this place.
 Mir. Frank Ilaltom, accompanied by his sister. went to Waldo last week. Miss L. will stay awhile.
 The Rev, A, B. Wiugdeld, of Lit tie Rock, preached an excellent ser
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
SAM'L. L. BRAGY,
 HOPE, ARK.

Mir. W. r. Burke, of DeAnn. was down last week and gave us his name for the PIcAyrNE. Johnson and Generellv is loaded down with new goods, and more coming in daily.
 Mir. J. E. Mobley, q newly-elected !. P. of Wolf Creek. gave us a pleas ant call Thursday.
 An immense stock of Boots and Shoes, of every description. at John son X Gcnerelly's. MT. J. C. Alder. of Willisville. was up Monday. and was sworn in as q Notary Public. Mir. T. l.. Pirtle. of Centerville, was up Thursday. The new store there is looming up.
 Choice beef, pork. etc, at lowest prices. always to be had at Bryan X Willinoham' market. B. II. Logan bought while in St. Louis, four car loads--stoves. furni- ture, and hardware.
 Biggest stock of toys and notions ever seen in Prescott, and at lowest prices. at ]. II. Kershaw's $.
 Mir. J. II. Wells, an cnterprising farmer near Prescott. is now q regu- lar subscriber to this paper.
 "Wonder of 1888" is no humbug, but will positively cure all diseases for which it is recommended.
 Stop in. price and examine our goQa2 NJ pal oa.o Anu naeleN ny buying from Johnson and Generclly.
 Quite q crowd up ali last night, reading telegram bulletins from New York and the doubtful States.
 Nem goods comlng-wlll have . large stock n soon,
 JuuS F.. poRri>,
 iiatley X Christopher will sell you Flour cheaper than any one else in town as they bought before the rise.
 BL Harwood, the leading epAfpa. tiQuer, lecelNes daliy, lake and sea fish, fresh oysters Gin shell. )and eel cry.
 Rev. |. ]. Williamson. State Evangelist of the Christian church. has huld several services here this week.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

Enough glory for one day in Pres colt. is the fact that Tom McRae carried this township over Ansley, Hurrah,
 Poster X Logan HTdw, Co, have both Hardware and Furniture stores chock full of goods. Don't fail to call and price.
 If you want nice hat, good boots or shoes. call on j NJ. Price, with Jones X Jones. Cheap, cheaper. cheapest.
 Call at Ilinton's Drug Store and purchase a bottle of "Wonder of lsss," and be happy. Prepared by J. T. Aaron.
 Persons wanting photographs should call on Mr. Dome. over Dr. lIinton's drug store. He guaran- tees satisfaction. Hons. T. C. McRae and W. F.. Atkinson spoke at Arkadclphia Mon day night, \ torch light procession and grand time. Johnson X Gcnerelly have an im- mense stock of boys, youths and men's clothing, and they will sell them to you cheap,
 Bob Langford, the barber, respect fully solicits your trade. He keeps sharp razors and shears. and will please you. Try him. If For new cQoqanuts, new almonds new English walnuts, new Rrazl nuts, new iilherts and new dates, go to Hamilton X Evans,
 Cotton Is cheap money is scarce but come to Johnson X Generelly They will make prices to meet all the requirements of hard times.
 Glad to add Mir, E. A. Savr es, ; good solid Humocral from West Virginia, to our list, and we welcome
 
 him to our town as a citizen.
 See new advertisements in this is sue. We trust our friends and auh scribors will trade with those mer chants who advertise for trade.
 The election here yesterday wa' very quiet, and rather small vot' boiled falling behind that oi the sep tcmber state election a0 votes.
 Santa Claus respectfully takes nl his abode at ], II. kershaw's wh' sells more nice things and eheape than any other house in Prescott.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
Too hin, Claude.

The PEEsrorT PiCAYrNN is evi dently little windy" on the sub- ject of the cotton shipment of that place, the present season - Hope Gazette.
 Say, Claude, why not come tu time with actual figures from your railroad agent. as we did. Yout sarcasm, mere empty assertion, won n't work. Prescott is away ahead, and you know it. Our big prices bring us cotton from ail quarters, in large quantities,
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
RAILROAD TIME CARD
GiiL RGii nlRFCTOR7
CHURCHES AND srNpA4 scHo(

CHURCHES AND stApAi SciiDOlo
 NJ. E. cHrRcH, sorrn. fsfsoofT srt. riox.--R. M TmNlor. Pastor, In charge, Preaching every Sabbath. morning and evening. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. Sunday School every sunday morning from g to 9.80 o'clock; Alex .aughn, Superintendent.
 CUMBERLAND PREsbflEhiA& tHtHcn- ". r. Thurman Pastor Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. sunday School every Sunday morning at a;30 o'clock. W. A. Iintlcv, Superintendent.
 CHRISTIAN CHURcH.- lille, Easiac frucnng c}rty sunday, moaning and evening Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. Sunday school cv- cry Sunday morning at 9:@0 o'clock. Guy Nelson, Superintendent.
 BArrisl pnpK,n.- T be," Pastor. Preaching >ccond and fourth Sundays m lach month, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. sunday School over, sunday morning ut M"o o'clock W. F. Atkinson. Supercutcndcnt
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

This office will print Union Baptis, association minutes, by first week in December,
 Large stock of ladies' fine dress goods just received. Call and exam inc.
 | MRT. N. J. BRYAN.
 We are prepared to show an ele- gant line of gents, ladies and Misses shoes. at prices that will surprise vou. BROOKS. BLAKE X Co.
 have some second handed bug gies. will sell for cash, for corn. or for stock, cheap.
 .joHN SHRIEvE>.
 Don't fail to go to J. II. kershaw X Co.,, for your Christmas confec- tioncries, candies, fruits, etc. He is headquarters for old Santa Claus.
 Fry tho new store at Laneburg, for bargains It is run by the Far mcrs' Trade Union. and will save you money. It is to the interest of farmers to trade there. Mir, l.. J. Eley, of Hickory Creek, Ark, was down with some very fine sweet potatoes Friday. some of them weighing several pounds. He made 100 bushels on half acre.
 MT Tomme Leake, L. S. postal clerk, of St Louis, came in yesterday to deposit his vote for Democracy and good government. Glad to hear he was recently promoted.
 Sec change of schedule on first column of this page. All passenger trains arrive little earlier. save No. ,. the south bound cannon ball which gets here at l o'clock,
 fhur oid standby. Charlie Shanl,le, is back at his old place, at work in this ultlcc. Charlie IS not only splendid printer. but one of the best boys every way we ever knew.
 Always on hand at the leading con fectlGAer's, foreign and domestic irults, limburger and switzer cheese. wenncrworst, etc.
 E. l.. LAKEWOOD. 
 Mr. Cal Jones is just back from St. Louis where he bought good stock of fall and winter goods and will sell cheaper than ever beforc.- Call and examine their new goods.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

See striking advertisement at top of this page, giving comparative worth ot haking powders. The Royal leads all others.
 We have the manuscript copy of the Union Baptist Association min. utes, and will have them ready for delivery by first or second week in December.
 Mir W. A. Shell, one of Emmet' $ most clever citizens, and q J. F., was up Monday, and paid this office an appreciated call, lie went around and assisted Sheriff Hood in making his bond.
 The Farmers Trade Union will op en up a new stock of goods at Lane burg, all bought al lowest cash pri- cos, The company ask everybody who want nice new goods at low pri- ces, to try them,
 Messrs Friganza and Vincent, day and night operators at this telegraph station, are quite clever and accom- modating. They are working hard giving the election reports, for little or no extra pay.
 Rev. W. r. hoN, pastor of tn, Baptist church, has returned from ; business trip to Conway county Owing to his absence there has beer no preaching at that church, tn, past two Sabbaths.
 Our new county officers took charge last week, and aro going ahead all right. We predict tha Clerk Portis and Sheriff Hood vii make as good and satisfactory of ticcrs as the county over had. / Mir, t. II. Barham of Lcwisville good solid Democrat and most eN cellent citizen, was in town Monday and gave us pleasant call. Hi brother, Mir. !. IL Barham, of Clay ton. came up with him,
 kld. ". J. Hudspeth, the Sunda, School Evangelist of the Christian church for the State of Arkansas spent few days of last week witt his family. He left Thursday fo i the Northern part of the State.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
Out of the Breastworks'
TATE SPRINGS, TtNN., July I, lSSS

FATE STRINGS, TENN. July 1. lSSA' Swift Specific Co.,. Atlanta 6a';
 Gentlemep; lrclGsed please mo an order for six bottles of your most valuable medicine. And in sending this order let me tell you wby do So' Seven wears ago contracted an eN- coadinoly had case of blood poison, , tried phl scian, the hest al c"m7 nond but secured no benefit, MY throat began to get sore ana ny body covered with sores ana n'cerS' Goino from bad to worse, felt that my grave must be reached |" ''' mar future. 1 gave up the doctor IS treatment and with dcspairing hope commenced taking your medicine h,oan,o improve trQm the i'rNt e"'. a,l io a short time the ulcers heo,ed and my skin cleared off an' ...as entirely well, One }H4F aga ,'oso of catarrh developed in my syS tom The physician done his best hut could not cure me oo' '"o '' tles of swifrs Specific gave me per manent relief
 ]. H. RoH'N'">' Treatise on l,iood and Skin Disease mailed free. 'Vnt Sw'Fr ''f''''' Co Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga'
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

mon to large audience on last Sun day night.
 Mrs. j. Y. Hulsc, of Rising Star. Texas, who has been on an extended trip to Georgia, her old home. stopped off here few days last week. Miss Launa Hulse. one of Emmet's most facinating young belles, left last week for Texas, her future home. Sorry to see her go. She has host of friends here that will miss her. The best of friends must part. DANoei-E>.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
NOTICE.

All parties owing the undersigned are requested to come forward and settle before the lst of November, as on tha; day take charge of the Clerk office and will not have time to look after collections afterwards. IL will save you costs ny settling promptly. JoHN E. Po.rls.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

As to Purity and Wholesomcness ofthe Royal Baking tested package Royal Baking Powder purchased in
  a alumo phosphaes other injurious substances G. LOVE- PhD. scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder
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Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

man.
 If you want to get bit in horse swapping just strike !. V Snider.
 Wonder why MT. ]. D. k. looks so had? Guess his best girl has de- nied tine account.
 Mr. !, l. S. says he will marry this winter or freeze. Poor boy; guess he will freeze.
 Mir. James Thompson now stands behind the counters of Herring X Buell., smiling at the pretty young ladies when they come shopping.
 Mir, IIamp Watson, who has been in Texas for the last twelve months, returned last week to his old home. near Willisvilie. Glad to welcome him back.
 One of Capt. Ansley's agents passed through the neighborhood not long since getting subscribers to the Dispatch. The people have quit hunting and don't need his paper for wadding.
 Auro B. SHOT.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
SEE HERE, FRIENDS.

r,sg- We have run through the dull E1y" season at loss, and by Provl- l.4s" dential causes, incurred consld- Htay" erablc other indebtedness. and E-s" now ask each one of our subscri- aes" bers to pay up all due us, IS we ftass are soreiy in need. Come up, S.sy~ friends. if you please, just as Efas" soon as you sell cotton or other ses~ produce. and help us out. We B.1sn must have money.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
TO LADIES OF PRESCOTT

And vicinity have just opened up fashionable dress-making room at my house, on Elm street, former ly the Lucius Hinton place, All work guaranteed to give entire satis- faction or no charges made.
 MR~. L. C. SIMPSON
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

And Cleveland,
 Ito election over.
 Some rain yesterday. Circuit court opens to-day.
 W heat Bran. at Brooks. Blake X Cos.
 Walter Ross is visiting relatives here. For cheap goods go to Jones & JonC,.'
 Bnt Iittle sickness in our town at present.
 Miss Ollie Moore visited friends at Riern-. Thursday and Friday were quite warn days. Don't fail to try Wonder of 1888 al iilnton's.
 Seed Oats for sale at IIatley & Christopher',.
 Dr L. II. McSwain. of Emmet was np Monday, Wheat bran for sale at Hatley X Christopher's.
 W hittaker Hams at lIatlev X Ch"i,topher's.
 Nr Lee Montgomery. of Lewisvillc, is rp on visit.
 New glassware cheaper than ever. at J, II. kershsw's,
 MT Asa Hawkins is clerking for unolc Haley kershaw.
 Try Gas Eastcr's market. when vol want fresh meats.
 4 ilns stock Of school shoes at II. w. Wade'S cash store.
 FostS & Lexan IIdw Co is head qoartee for lor prices.
 Cap; BlH1. ssd Mack Spears went up to xougn.qf >andal.
 I}re~h oYsters and celery always on hand al 5. l.. Harw wood's.
 Jones X Jones are receiving their new fall and winter goods. 
 Nice line ot cutlery, at lowest pr,ess at ]. H. kersAaN's.
 MT. $. \, Scott made business tr,J To Little Rock last week.
 Pure Kentucky. apple cider, the bc 4 made. at J. j McGraw $.
 Ir. \. H. ho,ebery visited friends anI relatives at Emmet Sunday.
 If you want a good hat for little muncv. 20 to Johnson X Generelly.
 Mr Win Phillips, L. <, postal clerk. stopped over here Sunday.
 Mcn's fine imported woorsted C. c.Jthes. at Johnson X Generelly's.
 some of our yonng folks attended caurch out near Laneburg Sunday.
 Johnson A tchereily nave the largest and best stock goods in town.
 Court met this morning. and was adjourned until Monday.
 Fresh meats of all kinds. always to be had at Gas Ea9ter's meat mar keI
 Col. J. M. Montgomery made business trip to Little Rock Thurs day.
 Hardware and Furniture cheaper tnan ever. at Poster X Logan lldw. Co.'S.
 Now is the time to get good bar .ains in goods at Johnson X Gener- gily's.
 Rest gold plated jewelrN, ot all ,nds, bran new stock. at J. II. ker- ~haw's.
 Come and zee Johnson X Gcnerel- lr's new stccI1 of goods. Everything is cheap.
 Mrs. sam Dunn lett Thursday to visit relatives at Dobyviile, Clark 'oanty.
 Johnson and G-ncrelly keep nice line of saddles, brides and harness 4n hand
 Mems fine Alligator, Kangaroo and Douglas Shoes at Johnson X Gcnerelly's.
 For fresh meats of all kinds call on Bryan & Willinghann, al the old meat market.
 Nr. J. Y, Price has been quite sick, but VI are glad to hear is now much better,
 Good tres.mcnt, good weights ant oo,d tender meats at Gas Easter $ meat markoar
 We learn hat the C. r. l'ro-bytery ,;II meet at Prescott the first week in December.
 You can buy q hobby suit oi clothes iron. Sj upwards, at Brooks Blake & Co.'S.
 .,..., ,.,s cnnther beautiful day
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
Me Buy for Cash and Sell for Cash
 Look at our Prices,

And you VIII como ana bUN NOUT
 goods from us. All wool worstcd. drapery goods, at lOc. Best all wool Humbolt jeans at 31lc, Heavy brown domestic at d and d!c. Heavy round thread plads at 6 ic. All wool undershrts at j0c
 Full stock boot at Sl.75.
 yd. Fey Sateen at 10c.
 Cotton worsted at 5c.
 Good prints at 5c. Call and see Us and We will make you happy.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG; X Co.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

headquarters pure drugs medicines cigars tobacco He buys his liquors wines direct from distieres adueration pure liquors for med ical purposes, send him your orders
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
Want of Sleen

 Ia sending thouSan Is arndall, tn ,,,a insane asylum anl the docto-s s,y hi. trouble is alarmingly on the increas. The usual remedies, while they may give temporary relief, are likely to Io mora harm than good. What is i,e.d,.I is an Alterative and Blood. purifier Ayers Sarsaparilla is incomparabIy the best. It corrccts those disturbance, In tho circulation which cause sl,rpI..s- ness, gives increased vitality, and rc- stores the nervous system To h.a,Ln,I condition.
 Rev. T. G. A. Cote, aSnnt of fine Mass, Homo Missionary So "y. wr,i.s that his stomach was out of ur,irr. his slrc, very often disturbed. ant some inn purity of tue blood nim..t.st but that apcrfect euro was obtained by the u.e si Ayers Sarsaparila.
 Frederick W. Pratt i2i Washington S>1eet, Boston, writes: My daughter was prostratcd with nervous debility Ayers sarsaparilla restored her ro h.alth.''
 William F. Bowker. Erie Pa. WIS cured of nervousness and slceples.ups4 by taking Ayers SarsaparilIa for about two months, during which time hi, weight increased over twcSty pounds Ayers SarsapariIIa,
 PREPARED BY
 Or. ]. c. Aver & Co.,. Lowell, Mass Sold by all Druggists Price q stK bottIcs, s5
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07
Wiili>,illc Warbling-.

Cool weather
 Potato digging time. A big crowd in town yesterday. Hon. [, (. McRae is the peoples
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

If you want to get bit in horse Swapping just strike l. " Snider.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-07

Cotton coming in rapid iy.
 Paul why foolest thuu IS:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
THE IRISH.
Professor Thompson Speaks on the
Oppressed Peasants.

PHILADELPHIA, December 29.-This
morning, at the session of the Ameri-
can Economic Association, Professor
Elliott Thompson, of the University of
Pennsylvania, read paper on the con-
dition of the Irish people. He sail the
food products of Ireland in the year
were sufficient to feed just twice the
number that live on the island. Nearly
every vessel that leaves the coast Of
Ireland is loaded with food products.
Even in famine years these produc 8
must be exported 10 pay rents to at
sent landlords and to pay for every
thing used by the Irish. since there are
no productive nor manufacturing indus
tries in the country. The estimates are
placed on Irish rentals, spent by absent
landlords, at one-third Of the whole.
The desire of the Irish peasant is to be-
come landlord himself. Lord Duff
FERN tells of one piece of land which
was let and sublet eleven times; eleven
landlords all piled on top of the poor
fellow digging potatoes at the bottom,
and each and all making a profit out of
him. my inference" said Professor
Thompson. sis that Ireland needs no
special land laws, and has had more
harm than benefit from the two already
enacted, but that the cure of her econ
om1c miseries must bs sought in other
quarters -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
FAIRBANK NIPPED.
Their San Francisco Agent a
Defaulter.
ENGLISH VESSELS FOR SAMOA.
Another Sensation In the Lindauer
Case-Bald Knobbers and Train
Robbers Break Jail-Etc.
A Defaultsr.

CHICAGO, December ga telegram
from San Francisco, published this
morning, announced that Charles F.
Norle, the San Francisco agent of n.
K. .Fairbank, of this city, dealers in
lard and canned meats, absconded with
100000 of the firms money. Fairbank
had not heard anything definite on
the subject, bat was certain if Merle
had absccnded he could by no posi-
bility have taken as much as reported.
German, of tie Fairbank Company, by
reference to the books, found 1t would
be impossible for him to be defsuiter
10 the amount of 100000. Said he:
1.-The amount named in the telegram
must of necessity be exaggeration by
ten or twelve times. 1 expect the COM
pany is stuck for little, but certainly
not over $4,000. Our San Francisco
attorney has been instructed TO look
after our interests, and one of our men
has just been started to California to
see how much damage is done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-30
The Oyster Pirates.

BALTIMORE, December 29-Intorma-
ton has been received of a desperate
fight between the police and the sloop
Julia Hamilton and a feet of illegal
dredgers, that took place last Thursday
afternoon in the fishing bay on the
Dorchester County coast. Captain
Tyler, of the Julia Hamilton, dis
covered the pirates at work in the morn
ing, and ordered them away. They
were enveloped in a dense fog and ap-
parently sailed of, but returned, and in
the afternoon Captain Tyler attacked
them. The battle continued several
hours, over 900 shots being fired from
the police boat and great many from
the boats of the oyster thieves. An I'M
known dredger was shot through the
arm and the boats were badly riddled
with bullets. though no serious damage
was done. Friday morning the State
forces were strengthened by the arrival
of the steamer Governor McLane, and
five dredging schooners were captured
and towed into Cambridge. Their Cap
tains escaped.