St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-23

hall tomorrow evening for the purpose
of raising funds for the heather in
India.
Plunkett's theatrical troupe will play
at Harmonic hall, corner of Utah and
Second streets, Friday next. Admission
- cents.
Our townsman, G. F. Warner, has the
latest styles in collins Oh exhibition.
James Noble is down from the woods
again.
A poem entitled Beautiful Snow
we intended to print this week is
crowded out by request.
Girls Heffelfinger wishes it understood
that he does cobbling at reasonable
prices at his boot and shoe store.
Some strange signs Ornamented some
of the store fronts one morning last
week and the work is laid to Al Stone
and Al Ames.
DIR. 4. l.. Bausman, the dentist,
wishes his country patients TO know
that he will start Monday next on trip
yer Creek, Monticello and Clearwater,
stopping one day in each village.
1t is rumOred that the copperhead
sheet known as the Pioneer, pub
liShed at st. Paul, had suspended owing
to a failure to get in enough cord wood
on subscription to keep its office lire go
ing.
Rev. Joseph C. Whitney will preach
next Sunday at the Toothpick church,
corner of Cataract and Fifth streets.
Subject: "Infant Baptism"
II "NOx Populi'' will send his name
to this office, not necessarily for publ
cation, but as guarantee of good faith,
his communication will be published
next week.
Is We do all kinds of job printing at
our office.
Henry G. Hicks, the lightning rod
agent, is in town, and has put new rods
on Joseph Deans house. He will be at
longer. and all parties wishing his SerV-
ices should call on him-p. !. I. f.
Judge Nanderburgh has had his law
Office on the corner of Cataract and
Third street painted.
Capt. {. b. Tirrell brought in the fiji st
load of wheat from his farm at Eden
Prairie yesterday, and subscribed for
the Bugle.
ASbury HarriSOn'S new residence at
the corner of Seventh and California
streets is the finest in the town, and a
heW picket fence has been placed around
the lot.
Peter Wolford complains to the au-
thoritieS that he is greatly annoyed by
the Indians that are encamped on the
flats in the rear of his home, and wants
them compelled TO move away.
\ large black bear killed Friday near
Way zata, attracts great deal of atten-
lion At Nat Thompson butcher shop.
\ young boy named Lac Stafford,
while skating on the pond in the rear of
he Nicollet house. fell into an air hole,
and was rescued with considerable diff
dculty and Step-ladder.
II. f. Lillibridge advertiSeS S25 re-
ward for lost dark brown colt with its
near gambrel joint somewhat enlarged.
The editor of the Hastings ConServer
notes that James HankinSOn has moved
10 Minneapolis and has been appointed
assistant constable.
Postmaster Daniel BaSSett wishes us
to state that the Eastern mail will ar
rive al Is 80 a. M. until further notice.
O. NJ. Laraway cut his hand last
Tuesday, while unpacking goods at his
crockery store on Bridge street. 0. NJ.
thinks he is likely to have stiff finger.
Dick Huntington, foreman AT the
Lincoln saw mill, is willing to bet that
his gang can cut more logs in ten
hours run than any other gang i'll the
town. Money talks.
J. Il. Elliot adyertiSeS all kinds of
watch repairing done at his Jewelry
store, at No. Center block.
Choice cuts at George A. Brackets
meat market on First street.
ID. c. Bell, of Bell Bros, has just re-