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BgIGHTvyOOD RACEs.-Tuesday, May s. 3 p. N.
Three minute and 30 class PAGERS ard troLters.
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DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar in itself Is in
parted in smoking Turkish CrOss-Cut Cigarettes
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GARDEN HOSE and fixtures, hose reels, sc. Good.
Year Rubber Co., 800 9th ST., near Pa. ave.
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SEE ADVERTISEMENT OF unfinished bopse IN,
sale on 18th NV, In column 'Iiouses for Sale
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The MERRICK MEDAL DEBArE-The debate IN,
the Merrick medal by the Philonomasian Soctety
OF the Georgetown University will take place on
May n. The question selected Is: "Resolred
That suffrage should be given TO women" Messrs
Donnelly and ODonnel Will debate the affirInatiye
ana MeSsrS Carney and Mckechnie the negative
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EOR RENT-9l7 ST. NV, ELEVEN ROOMS
n BATH modern conveniences newly papered and
thorough repair; two-story brick stable in Will
rent low to permanent tenant Apply to
CHAS. Z. DUNCANSON,
myo-3t 9th and ID SITS.
I'OR kENT-THE OWNER OF NEATLY FURN-
IL isned Residence on st., bet 18th and 18th sts
containing seven "a rooms and bathroom, intending
to be absent from the city year. rather than
bus furniture books, &c. will rent his house furnished
during his absence to a careful tenant for 800 per
month, or only 80 per month more than the house
would bring unturnished. Apply at once.
FITCH, FOX BROWN.
my5-2t' l437 Penn. ave NV
EOR RENT-PART OF STORE 100 ST. NV,
SIS per month. 2617 st. ten rooms, $50 80.
III 9th st. NV. frame, seven rooms, $22 80; ST.
nw six rooms, $22 80; two small Frame Houses east
CHARLES ". HANDY.
my5-3t 921 st. NV.
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CHATTER OF ACcrDESrs.-Lsst night a serious
accident occurred at the site Of the new gas reser
NOir. corner OF 18th and VI streets southeast. A
bank caved In, catching Henry Middleton, a COL
Ored man Of nfty-two years OF are and when ex-
,nsated Il was found that his back was broken.
Oolcers wright and Thompson rendered assistance
and had MIN taken 10 Providence Hospital
LOUIS Wood bricklayer. at work on I2th street.
near +, yesterday afternoon, accidentally fell
through an opening fnso the cellar, and striking
on ooaru, a nail entered his back, injuring him
badly; lie was also injured about the head He
was .4keh oy the nrst precinct patrol wagon 10
the emergency Hospital-Jas. 5 Capps. living
=. 41 boundary street northeast while az work
~ III virginia avenue southeast, fell from a scaf-
fold yesterday and broke his right arm He vas
attended BY DIR. Roberts.
A Troy Boy WRo SAYS HE Iyyr HOW Rx-
CAUSE or HIS TEP-MoTHKK-This mornino ah-1nt
ESQ O'Clock Officers Heller and EIIls arrested n
s,rss ,n,h 20 9oy whom they found at l:27
taken 10 the station he gave his name as Thomas
sullivan, aud said that his home was in TROY n
T.; that on account OF III treatment az The han,s
OF his step-mother he was Obliged 20 leave Ma
home last August, since which tine he has been
as lar West as Chicago ana far south as Jars
sonyille, Fla. He has been makfno his ,,vsns
backing boots and selling newspapersI ON Ms
va, Nay " tne station ne took his pocketoook from
Vanderbilt" He has saved $3.50 since his ar
rival here three weeks ago, and has been well
cared Tor Dy The woman In whose house he was
found He Is held at the station unti his parents
can Be notired OF his whereabouts.
Mr. W. Z WHITEWATER, who Is 50 wen and
fayorably known 70 the musical public-haying for
the past ten years been q city solicitor for the
Piano and Organ trade-has connected himself
with the Bradbury Palace OF Music, and takes
this means OF Notifying his many friends ana Gus
toners thar any COMMUNICATIONS directed to the
bradbury Warerooms VIII receive his prompt at
tention y. q. smith, 1225 Penua ave.-AdrE
TIE FAsrKsr TRAINS IN AMERICA The
fastest trains In America II noe In the world are
Woa n
tngton and Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. These trains leave W ashington at II a
m and 8 lib p. M leave Baltimore at 10 q N. and
II a m. IN addition % these flyers the Baltimore
and Ohio runs sixteen other trains each way be-
tween the two cir1es, -four Of which make the run
In rfty minutes.
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED
Il 122l CT ave- NV l4l6 st. NV. III. 20
lSr. $3.50 1921 st. NV. l1r. 40
IL Lafayette sq 1Sr $50 2402 14th st..... SO. 81
1916 st. E.r. l25 1926 18th ST. NV 0r sos
st. NV. l2rs 125 10th ST.. q. Tor. 6J
l4l3 st. NV, l4r.. 100 1871 18th ST. 80
1125 10th stnw. l5r IL .422 l4th ST. 9r.......1O
1879 st. NV l5r. 100 1914 30tn st. NV 17r. so
M44 list st. n.w.13r 100 1870 s.w., l1r. 40
1904 Conn. ave. l3r. - III d ST. Sr. 40
1916 VT NV. 12rS3 "a S:57 rid ST. 9r 40
1884 2Sth ST. W.. lar sol 1909 9TH ST. W.. store
1109 9th St, 11r. and dwelling. 35
1904 Conn ave, ilr. 20 1912 n H. ave. Or. 25
24O4 14th at 15k22S LIST st. s.w., 10
Sl7 18th st. NV lar 70S02 .lst st. NV, 14rs-
The above houses can DE examined by permit rom
office only. THOMAS j. FISHER 4 CO..
apps 1924 st nv.
I,OR RENT-I3l4 9TH ST. NV, 10 R., STORE
Il and dwelling, mod: imps.. $S5
$40 ST. NV. IL T.. mod imp. $40. 80
For full list call Office Bulletin issued the
and 10th. L. f. ROSENBERG.
ap11-lm 6l3 18th ST.
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THE. TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN BOOKBINDING.-HARPER AND
- CsntqzI NAgsSaAes bound for IS and 20 cents az
TIE LYCE1T B1NDERY lestablished lS45,. 10l2
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists. eo1y
e3 Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye Wh1skey, best in the world for the money.
OrderS Dy mail McGRR's. 9th near d St was
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, delicious,
easily digested and highly nourishing.
"ROyal l;Iue,' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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Gas COOKING RANGES. al suEpp Bao.s.
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DAISY SHAREHOLDERS. at Tappan's, oo4 9th st.
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FSiiertons csssbrsf farm mes lro nt c snese
ing and necessary out budngx Fine chance Tor dairy
me farm near n arlington. Nd on tbe io;os
Eiver containing SD q hne land besuttfuiiv
buildings. Price.............. a. mn
IL acres mile from Navy YARD br,ds, on s9ss1
front; fruit Price...............' "a 400
% acres. 2 miles southeast Of ws.iins,on. 10,
20 acres. IN miles southeast from xnrcostis bridrs
on W heller road S-room frame house. hne barn. kc
sS acres. me from Pine; Hc;5s ill.,.
under fences but improvements cash -. n -OOJ
20 scres on Biadensb1rg road 81 miles from city.
flne ooubie frame. rooms and all ncceusary out
buildings Price. ............... - - ~ 1000
1:o acres. ~ miles from bowie statol. ulimpSyed
81 acres miles syond Blsdsnsbors. nd. On fsrn.
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E0S4KI RHE sS
2li a 81. 8. e. iSr......s
SO c st. n w. 1lrs......Z
1142 4 st. NV, LIT. -
2l2 to 22S N. J. ave. n.
1905 + st. n. W., i2r... 6
2l09 q St NV, Sr. sos
222 Sd st. s.e., LIT.
63l ] ST. NV. Or.
S27 gid 1t n. W., 9rs. 3
1901 18th st. NV, 7r. ..3
1211 T st. n. W.. Sr. .25.4
239 13 st. sw-. Sr. y
901 n. J. ave. s.e., 11r. =
649 b st. me-, Or. -. %. )
D l. st. n. w, 6rs. y
JOB L Cap. st. ne, Or. .
ar0~.~ .
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Also other houses in most desirable locations. We
caIl particular attention to FURNISHED HOUSES in
our hands rent they comprise of the hand
some0f In the city. We Offer than at reasonable
6guro0 HILL q JOHNSTON,
vnvsl.tk T38 n NV
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nne property in inrk q IOOE.sU .rnnnine through
and CELLAR large barn, hen house. well Of pu water
fruits and shrubbery Of all kinds; viii exchange for
A fraine dwelling 4. rooms, and $4,000 fest Of
ground near terminus OF l4th ST. CARE OF VIII trade
ON Dartmouth ST. bet 18Th and l4th. Z ZOO feet a
GOOD lot on Kenesaw ave. bet l4th and 18th n w.,
Ga 5xlsO price, 45c. per foot
NV 5Ox 1855: price 81 cents per foot
-Four lots Farragut st.. containing about 1900
SQUARE feet: price, IL cents per foot
Three lots on Marshall ST. containing $500 square
feet; price, IL cents per foot
Lot corner steaben and wallsch sta. 5orl5o. prsos
Is cents per foot
Lot facing on Howard st. Soxi5o; pracs. IS esnss
Lot facing ON Marshall 81. 5oxl5o: price, II csuss
L.; facing south on Princeton ST. 5orl5o. prscs 10
three lots on Sherman ave. each soxl32. prsea. ~
cents per foot
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Gas FIXTURES, at sHEDD " Bro,

IRIS, 41j 9Th street northwest
LAWN MOwEKs.-Lawn mowers, ny netting at
L v hlnDahan 4 Co. ; hardware ;22l Pa ave. east
GAS FIXTURES, at sHEDD y BROS.
BsIGar'sooD RAcEs.-Tuesday, May S, p. N.
Three minute and go class PAGERS ard trotters
NEVER did we have such attractive prices.
EIsEMAN BROS, 9Th and Z,
Manufacturing Ciothlers and Tailors-
RUBY ROYAL SEC the exquisite dry red cham
I2gEe, can be bought from q. q. COrnwell Son,
lil2 and l4li Penn'a ave.
DIxOS's YEAST POWDER always reliable.
THE NEW Burmese window curtain, the very lat
est thing out Tor summer drapery, 90 cents per
pair, at SINGLETON FLETCHERs-
BEING MORE Pleasant to the taste, more accept
abe 10 the stomach, ana more 6enencial In It's
action, the famous California liquid fruit remedy
syrup o. figs, Is rapidly superSeding all Others.
ny II one bottle VIII prove It's merits.
WALL PAPERS. window shades decorations, &c.
RICHARD HENDERSON. 9ss3 ST. NV.
1NEPoKTRAIrs. kets kenethy. HOO Pa av.
GARDEN HOSE and fixtures, hose reels, sc. Good
year rubber Co., 800 9th St, near Pa. ave.
BABY CARRIAGES. silk plush lined, with satin
parasol, s1l. at SINGLETON - FLETcHER's.
\ DELICIOUS AROMA peculiar in itself is i'm
Parted in smoking Turkish CrOss-Cut Cigarettes
MEMS GOOD Fur DERBYs, black and colored,
sl.J0 g, $50; boys straw hats, - 30, &c. 81.
L. c. Lewis, go TIN ST. NV.
Gas COOKING RANGES, at sHEDD BROS
COLBrKS's MrsT.KD.-Pniladeiphla Brand is the
hing OF Condiments Flavor and pungency CON-
blnet In perfection For sale by Grocers.
LAWN IowEEs--Lawn mowers, hy netting at
L " kiDnahan d Co 5 hardware, .s2l Pa ave- east
DAISY SHAREHOLDERS. at Tappan's, Go4 9th ST.
STRAW MATING from 10 cents to so cents per
yard, at SINGLETON q ELETCHERs.
NEVER did We have such an immense stock OF
HenS sack anu cutaw2y suits
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E
Manufacturing ClOthiers and Tailors
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AN ALLEGED NoUpoo DOCTOR. - Richard Dick
ailaS "Dr.' johnson. an alleged colored yOudOO
doctor. was arraigned before the Police Court THIS
morning charged by Onicer Anderson with being a
suspicious person. He is about twenty live years
Old. He came here last week from Westmoreland
county, Va. He brought with him small valise
containing luck stones, herbs and other things.
which he claimed would give anybody luck. For
p cents he claimed that he could make q persons
enemies friends, and Tor s. he could give them 500
luck Before DR. johnson could swindle anyone
he was arrested by Oricer Anderson and locked up
lie was required 10 give bonds or go down for
thirty DAYS
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LOk RENT-HOUSES
e 1929 New York n W., 10 rooms mi s6O 90
92! St. cor 10th. store stable and dwelling. go 90
LIZA st. n .w rooms, III L........-.........2 % 90
So New Hampshire ave n W., rooms mi. 200 90
SOE tn st W., store and cellar 20 90
S2O ST. Me- rooms m 100
rooms and stable. - ~. - 225o
Apply to JN0 A. PRESCOTT,
my1-ot kellogg Building 14I6 St NV
IrOR RENT
S027 St., IL r,......50i alley.
GEO. W. LINkINS,
ap2S-2w 18th and II SITS. Ia W.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

The OrganiZatian of a Bureau of I'm
migration is most important move.
and we are gratified at the interest the
convention yesterday took in the mat
ter.
The question OF immigration has for
II long time been neglected by Colorado
and while neighb0ring states aud terri
tories have been filled up as the direct
result of the labors of such organiza-
tiOn this state has been simply depend
ing upon its merits. The fact that we
have done SO well under the circum-
stances is a strong recommendation.
yet that fact does not in the least re-
move the necessity of active and sys-
teniatic work. That we have the best
climate in the world. and that our re-
sources are unsurpassed. do not benefit
us unless these conditions are known
and the knowledge widely disseminated
One Of the duties of the organization
will be to advertise the state and to
provide facilities for the settlers. These
are most important duties, in view of
f.e fact that We have yet millions of
acres Of arabic land lying unproductive
Every encouragement therefore, should
be extended the movement. This help
should not come in the line of sympa-
thy alone. but substantial aid should
l,e rendered. In short. the next session
Of the legislature should take hold of
the movement. create the position of
commissioner. and appropriate II suf-
ficient sum Of money to insure the sue
cess of the experiment.
An expenditure. however large.
shOnld he advocated by every citizen
0f Colorado. for it will lie All expendi-
ture that will bring u manifold return.
--Denoer Times.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

each county. The convention adjourn
ed until 2 o'clock.
At the afternoon session the princi-
pal business transacted was the APP
pointment OF the executive committee
as follows:
Rio Grande county, Charles Olsen !:
FL Paso, Matt France: Arapahoe. NJ.
j. Lawrence; Logan, II. G. Sherman
Delta, j. II. Woodgate; Larimer, A. 5.
Benson: Bent, A. +. Bent; Mesa. D..
p. kingley; Gunnison, Matt Arch ;
COnejos, William Sabine: GARFIELD, C.
/ II. Bennett: Weld. Robert Hale; Boul-
der, J. P. Maxwell; Fremont, w. E.
Pabor; Ebert. A. X. Clark; Summit,
W. Fl. Forman; Lake. VIII. Brisbane; :;
Custer, NJ. Goldstadt; Pitkin. d. w.
Strickler; Park. NJ. S. Bailey; State of
Colorado at large, r. A. Cameron.
The following were recommended
As officers of the State Board of Immi-
grafton:
President Donald Fletcher. of Ara
pahoe;
Secretary-W. L. Pabor. of Fremont
Treasurer p. Maxwell, of Boul-
der.
First VIce-Prisident-G. w. Cook.
of Lake.
Second e-President-Mr. Locke,
of Pueblo,
Third Vice-President-C w. Aldrich
of Rio Grande.
Fourth Vice-President-J. II. Wood
gate. of Delta.
Commissioner of Immigration-M.
}. Lawrence. of Arapahoe.- Denrer
Times.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03
CALIFORNIA !
THE LAND OF
DISCOVERIES.
Beware of limitations.

See that our trade mark. SANTA Able, is
on every bottle of that pleasant California
remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded by
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03
The Immigration Movement.

The immigration convention called
by Governor Adams convened on Fri
day morning, March Goth. at the City
Hall, and WAS called to order by Dom
aid Fletcher.
General Byron l.. Carr Of LOngmont
WAS elected as temporary chairman
ana Mr.. Irving Mahon secretary.
General Carr took the chair with u
complimentary remark about Denver.
saying he did not thiEk an immigra-
tion bureau was needed. judging from
The number of people he had found in
Denver.
Governor Adams was called for and
replied in his own interesting style.
eulogizing Colorado. her resources and
advantages for new settlers.
A committee of five, consisting Of F.
M. Clark. J. H. Woodgate. of the Delta
INDEPENDENT, d. Z. Parks. w. E.
Pabor and c. A. Pound. was appointed
On credentials. and reported about
eiRhty persons present rs holding The
5squisite documents.
The temporary organization was then
made permanent.
Messrs. J. NJ. Lawrence. General
Cameron and w. E. PabOr made ten
minute speeches. dwelling on the ad.
vantxges and the necessity of establish
ing burean Of immigration.
On motion Of Mr.. Lawrence. IT. waa
aer~ed 10 Organize state central COM
mittee M = nucleus. to t'e formed by q
dplerxts selected ny the chairman from
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

Always talk for your town and
county wherever you go. Lose 10 op-
portunity to show its many advant-
ages. There are many things to be
said in its favor. We can with truth
on our side present to the investors one
of the best counties in the state. Our
soil, climate, coal and fruit. and our
stock range are few Of the many
points to dwell on. Stand up for your
home.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

Gov. Adams has designated the 27th
Of April as Arhor day. 1t is Gen. U.
s. Grants birthday. Now, let us have
grand old time here. and let the trees
the flowers and the shrubs tell to com
ing generations that we did not neglect
our duty.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

Capt. Bean and B. W. Lewis. two Of
the prominent actors in the Pueblo,
dinnnison and Pacific Railway, are
now in New York making arrange
ments for the building of the road.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

The press seemed to get there in
good shape on the immigration bureau
five of its officers being of the news
paper fraternity. The convention. no
doubt. realized the value Of the press
in making known the resources of the
state.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

w. f. Pabor said in recent speech
at Denver. that eighteen years ago he
planted peach tres in Greeley, Colo,
which had grown each season only to
ba frozen down again the next winter.
and had never borne Il peach. while in
Delta. Mes;, Il nd Montrose counties
you were sure to get fruit after the
second year.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

Chief Justice Waite died at WASH
ington on March 23rd. of heart disease.
There is much speculation as to who
his successor will be.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03
Oskalosa. Kan. elected Il city ticket
OF ladies by sixty-six majority.

The Denver. Texas and Gulf r. r..
is already hauling baled alfalfa out of
Colorado. This road will be of great
value to our state.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

There are 800 persons in the pen at
Canon City.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03
A Delicious Smoke.

you will get if you have King of Clubs
tobacco. put up in d packages. at Nc
Granallan 4 Buffers.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. 1t cures
Consumption. At McMurray's
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure is the re.
medy for you. At McMurray's.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured by Shiioh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price so cents. Nasal injeetors free. At Me-
Murray.
The Delta independent., 1888-04-03

A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so
cents. For sale at McMurray's.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
AUCTION SALES.
A. HI. Nicolay. Auctioneel

GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
~ ture at Auction-A. II. Nicolay will sell
at auction Tuesday m ornlng, Sept. A, 1888,
at The private residence No. 143 West Fifth
st, one block from Rice park, commencing
al 10 O'Clock sharp, all the genteel household
furniture, English Brussels carpets, parlor,
dlnlng room and bedroom furniture, ollcloths,
Kitchen utensils, ETC., all in good order: all the
goods must be removed Immediately after the
sale; terms cash. A II, Nicolay, real estate
ard general auctioneer. Office at the Nicolay
Real Estate Exchange, No. 1l6 East Fourth
st, next 10 corner Robert 81. Our furniture
auction sale No. 6,769. 246
A UCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TIL
"A ton Street Lot, Near st. Peter st.-A- 81.
N,colay viii sell at auction Wednesday after
moon, Sept. II, 1888, at 3 o'clock sharp on
lne premises, near St Peter St, very valua-
be and desirable residence lot, suitable for
immediate improvements; location and sur
roundings unsurpassed; full particulars can
be obtained on application at the Nicolay
Real Estate Exchange No. JIG East Fourth
st. terms liberal, to be made known on day
OF sale. A ii. Nicolay, Auctioneer. Our
real estate auction sale No. 1919. 246
e ELEGANT RESIDENCE LOTS ON
" Maria and Hoffman Avenues, running
through from avenue 10 avenue, at Auetlon-
A. ii. Nicolay will sell at auction Monday.
September IL, 1888, on the premises, on
Hoffman av., corner River ST., Suburban Hills
addition 10 st. Paul, six of the most elegant
residence lots to be found on Dayton's bluff,
surrounded by the private residences OF the
elite and moneyed gentlemen. in this de-
hghtful and the most beautiful residedce To-
cality on Dayton's blnff; full particulars to
be announced in a few days; terms very LID
eral: one-fourth TO one-third cash; balance
1, and 3 years. on mortgage; remem-
Der, sale peremptOry 10 the highest BIDDER;
Nicolay & Co., Auctioneers and Real Estate
Agents for 40 years. Our real estate auction
sale No. 10 $50 40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
E. Holloway & Co.. Aucti oneers

A UCTION SALE OF FINE HORSES
n and other property-We will sell at pnb-
lie auction on Tuesday, Sept 4, at 10 o'clock
a. m. at 476 Summit av.. former residence
of Col c. w. Griggs, one fine, large carriage
team, John and Frank. bay, sixteen
hands high, weight about $500, sound and
kind in every way; John is Royal George
stock, very speedy. having record Of 2:40.
and perfect horse in every respect; black
mare Ada, Morgan stock. perfectly sound,
kind and safe for any lady to drive, and has
a record eff $40; thoroughbred pony Flora.
trained to saddle or cart, also cart and har-
ness; one large double sleigh; one large sin
gle sleigh robes, ETC., etc. also one excellent
mich COW. This desirable property is sold
because the owner, Col. Griggs, is removing
from ST. Paul and has no further use for it.
Sale positive and terms cash. Z. Holloway
& Co, Aucuoneers, 256 East Seventh St
245-4S
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V.PDe Virian. Aactioneer.

ELEGANT DISPLAY OF ORIENTAL
Il Rugs and Draperies-I will place upon
exhibition at the store, No. SO East Third
ST., Oh Monday next, by far the most varied
Portieres. as ever shown in the West; prom
inent among the collection are very choice
specimens of Antique Boukharas, Shirvans,
Teheran, Khiva and Geordhes carpets, also
some very fine Daghistan, Anatolian, camel
hair, Cashmere CaZak and other rugs; fine
Bagdad Djidgim Portieres. Embroideries,
Scarfs. etc, etc.; cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO every one interested in these goods.
and the assurance is given that a visit will
amply repay you; none of the rugs will be Of
cred at private sale, although sale by auc-
ton Of some of the finest may be made later.
Y 2 De Nirian. 246-24S