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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-04
Charter Oak Stoves
AND RANGES.

In than q sizes and styles They supplied with the
patent improvements which increased quantities bread and
Us cen the price of the each the purchaser
No other manufacturer the u S. furnish these improvements
they the invention of that Nestor of American Stove
Giles F. Fey of ST. Louis Mo, and the property of his firm
Agate Ware Black and Enamed Hollow Ware Wooden Ware
Wnger Ice Cream Feezers and other description Of House
hold goods direct from the factors and manufacturers of the
We have also hand R. and Garden Wheebows Push Carts
Roadscrappe Feed Boxes Cider Mills Chuns all their varieties
Hydraulic Rams Pumps Lead and Iron Pipe complete
Round Point Square and Scoop Shove Long and D. Handle
Hoes Maocks Picks Rake Scytes Snat Grain Cradles and
extras Brush Hooks four varieties and have transit and under
tract every description of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-04

than Gen. I. F. McKenny. During
the ten years he has conducted the
drug business, he has won q reputa-
ton for skill in compounding and
carefulness in preparing drugs that
amounted to absolute confidence in
the correctness and purity Of anything
bearing his label. Pleasant and affa-
BILE in all his dealings, just and exact
in all business transactions, he leaves
his trade in the best possible condition
for his successors, Messrs. Leaven-
worth & Clark.
On New Years day horse attached
to the delivery of the California gro
Gerry, concluded to have q little cele-
bration of his own, and started on a
run to the opposite tide of the street
at full speed. The vehicle struck an
awning post in front of Mr.. -Frosts
hardware store, after the horse had
crossed the sidewalk and was about to
enter full tilt one of the large show
windows. This brought him up stand.
ing, but not before the shaft had bro
ken one of the large panes of glass in
the window. Had it not been for the
awning-post, We would doubtless have
had to chronicle another parallel oil
the Bull in the China shop. As it is.
Mr.. Squires, the horses owner, is out a
few dollars for repairs to window and
wagon.
Drewry & Son met with quite a
serious loss, last Tuesday evening, by
the runaway OF their cream horses at
.ached to their beautiful hack. Har-
ve.. the son, had driven to the depot
upon tie arrival of the train, as usual,
and left the team and hack unattend-
ed as on other occasions, to drum up
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-01-04

All who do avail themselves of this opportunity will
miss many good bargains You will find it greatly to your
interest examine prices before buying elsewhere
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

SrPEnIOR-Hannah ErlksOn IS. Anton
Erihsou, decree OF divorce; grounds,
drunkenness. non-support and dcser-
ton. The people ". Thomas 0Don-
nell. keeping salOon open after hours:
plea Of not guilty Withdrawn and guilty
substituted, sentenced 70 pay fine Of
$50 and costs OF $3.50, PAID. Same ".
Isaac Neh, keeping saloon open after
hours: n0ihod on notion OF prosecutor.
same vs.. same, same Oh nense. same
order. Same vs.. same, same Otcnse,
same order. Same rs. George Bowen,
kopping saloon open after hours. plea
OF not guilty withdrawn and guilty
Subst tuted: fine so, costs S3.35; pad.
Same vs. same. same 0tfcnse: plea
changed 20 guilty; fine $50. costs S5.35;
paid. same Us. John Farrell, keeping
saloon open after hours: plea changed
20 guilty. fine $50, costs Ss.35, pGd.
Ssme ~ Joseph Schursch. Keeping
saloon open after hours: verdict Of not
guilty bv a rection IT court.
POIICE-Doc. Dean, breach OF peace.
Y DAYS. Peter Flynn. John Asoroak
ana Joe Langley. vios4i 0n Of csttle
ordinance. discharged. Flynn. Asfros X
AMI Langley 10 days each. John Doe.
varrsncS sentence suspended. Leonard
Uoedama. disorder'v, adjourned Jgly
-. Adolph Green..en. disofderly adj
iourned July Z. 81. Gardner, eln.
bczz'enent. noi.e pr3s'd. john Lug
eufvk. saloon open Sunday, held q
present term # The superior court
Wm. Wsersma. larceny. pad s5.35.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12


oesl@t Ia.sraa@tiss Ees&r~tos tAe
EAeee. Aaassss E.s-
Fsosa ths as...as efes.E y see II
~...4.4 ts.a . a.
- ''s3 4vte >ss 49,
-ox lng - Is aEe 81 &Ste~t
Fhe Races All - a. fals4s. aDea T.
.s ..t..t ...t... - 49,. .s,....
W s-7
l1a-e4 ctal-e a8.ls, seIlsr 1ea
fasssr rasr otr1g shells ~
f..-...s..i
a.-~ss sAN i''-4 'atet ~
cared gils- l1e eosrss = o5e - @i-4
return. IN g.e saee crews a.sY ~ not
......-... .........-s.. .s...., ...,, ..fss fa
@it' '''a lp s4s W
tAef place o. ii.e Aiss go i ~ .'.t
iu.is t@c n1. tiiH s,'s'- 4tfa -
hiei tefe oi e.u1e toaF-eNts~ Hsih tii0
4ssr lien.
Entlanec fees are IS iol9as. reef
c~ts, flV pAA cars s4nl de-Nie ei.s'
DC; s-nsle seuiis, -. tces must tr
paid ~ tIe time y. entesiAs 10 stsfs'-
t'-H WHO HAi tet~fi} tAe same Ia tlsles
wlAch start Their beats "a races Tor
winch they are entered.
Entries must be made 70 the secretary
on - before July =, lers. No entries
received after tha' date, except entries
ia tub and swimming places, which may
be made - secretary on or beiore day
ot race, ana wlnners OF junior races,
Who may immediai y thereafter enter
~ senior races % same class. Entry
bianks VII be furnished Oh application
70 tne secretary.
The prlzes IN addition % the chai-
lenge Nag Of tie associaLon, elegant
and valuable gold badges Viii be gwen
10 each winning oarsulan, ana hand-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

A 1sang BFids Appeals 70 the CoaFs -
AHnst nsE hsIriaSs.
Rosa VI. Is. Porter yesterday fled
suit Tor divorce FROM her husband +,
Edward NJ. Porter, Who wAs for a long
tine well known part pay fireman IA
this city. Tie plaintiff Is b0t oyears
OF age, aud an order was made appoint
ng Laney Ruison a. Ter next friend
during TIE progress OF the sult. Porter
Was compelled 10 resign from the de-
partsAent several months since owing
10 nls penehant Tor young women other
than MS wife, although he had been
married less than twO years, aud alter
his leaving the department he left for
parts unknown. The petition charges
linn with cruelty and desertion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
SALOON CASES.

some fined, Some >Oile Pros'd and One
Dismissed Days Record.
Judge Burlingame was again occu-
pied yesterday with saloon cases. lie
fined Tom ODOnnell $50 and costs,
which were 1886, for keeping open after
hours, and at tho instance OF the pros
eouting attorney nollied the three IN
formations against Isaac Neh for the
same otfensc. George Bowen caught a
fine OF $50 and costs IN one case and s2O
and costs IN another. and JOHN Farrell
was ven fine vi $50 for the same SIN.
The oaae of Joseph Schursch for the
same ofense was commenced, but the
judge being satisfied that there MAS
nothing in 1t, instructed the jury 10
find for the defendant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

r. b. Lyman, u travelling man of
Grand Rapids, says: After months of
suffering with very stubborn case of
Eczema, or fever sore on my leg, and
consulting and taking treatment from
n score or more physicians all over the
country, DR.. Lemoreux, of Lake View,
Mich, told me of Loose's Extract Red
Clover. Ionly used two pounds solid
extract and taking four bottles of fluid
extract internally, am entirely well. 1t
was the only thing that the sore yielded
TO, and had tried every and anything
that had been recommended 10 me.
or. Lemoreux considers it one of the
very best remedies as blood purifier
III existence.
For sale by White & White, druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
TIE BOY AND THE GUN.
Eddl. pset-r. sa ht-fesr-oid Boy,
Get. a Desc Lead.

Eddie Packer, AT e.ght-year-oid boy,
living with bls parents just east 81 tie
city, accidentally shot himself yestef-
day morning sbont : o'clock while
lool.ug with an Old revolver. The
wes sen be.fmeeG - 2 Tnaa boarding q
tie family and tee boy soc0red pcs
session 81 iu some manner. aid
whsle playing wih ii. Il Wa z scnargea.
IRE bali entering tire ais3f8ne0. 3as
boss iegs ard - "a about iAe wound
wese iaoiF harasa ly fhe p0wdfT,
slowing ihe Gloss grox nifty Il tie Ee-
vaIrer ~ fhe tac oi tie accident. II.
j. b f4r rsw9id vss called ard made "a
uusacees ai sttealpt - pTosn i0f tss
bal IIe Dtlues - fhF opinion ihat Z
hss ngf entered the al5emnhi eaFilFs
sn6 wnle tne woHnd ls = vDy sfrie1s
ore fafal results are not s. yet apfre-
hgude8
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
TWO or A KIND.

Two rOughs Caught ct the Races - \
Pickpoyket and "a sneak Thief
James Martin was arrested st tae fair
grounds Yesterday for pockci-plcking.
He is sad to have attempted 10 pick
the pockets Of several persons before
he was roped in.
Theodore Johns, also wa attempt
iug the neakthlcf game. trying %
steal articles from fne carriages If
those who watched t4e races. lie was
arrested and lodged u jail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Gas BE- E.sez fer steelseE +. 1sss- bei-
A. AseossRttes Arrssls4-
Wm- HeTS2. tas bey $40 Nas 81
resses fes dass sgQ sog s-estrg
tass-Ea4 fsoA J "a Isaxs ss-ge ca
e--szs-ss-, was nned f5.s5 = a9.iee
court Fes1sfd fday. he ts3y was allowed
q - hsa arrested ca h.s proH>e 70
2apeaf 4 esasf. N8ndsy Nlaay he
ia iet s1os ,sp 4-14 as usrts & - i-ef
k4os vleE- ne h4a gse -. tqt {
seerls tAat ae met 4notaer boE Nh9
bSsi 81 ap. 81 -f4E Lae ll.ls ala tae
sac left the lsau, ~ least tAes eoli1
EcE - taqad Asstereas taey returned
&aC AleEsala e4, br3uzag iut0 go8rl
ana nnea- ttle otntF hoy, naniea ; ~
Ds ks was ARRESTED yesterday AID vii
be siE4lzlled TODAY
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
THEY OBJECT.
The Justices File a Protest Against the
Rooms Assigned Them.


The city justices have filed a protest
with the mayor against the rooms as
signed 10 them for Offices. The rooms
are located in the Grinnell block, cor
ner of Canal-st. and Crescent ave. The
rooms chosen they declare 10 he small,
and in no manner fitted for the uses of
the court. But one room is large
enough for court-an apartment
abouts0 feet square. The second JUS
tice is asked TO hold court in what has
been used for bedroom, the occupant
moving nearer the root 10 make room
for the digntary. The clerks room is
Il small box affair, with scarcely space
enough for a good-sized desk and re-
volving chair. The jury room is an IN
side apartment, poorly ventilated and
lighted by a skyight. They think that
rooms should be given them IN the city
hall
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

Judge Barlngsme yeterdav ren-
aerea a decree Of divorce In the case r
Hsnnsh Erk-on against Anton Erik
s0n. These two we're married ia tll,s cs'y
ca Fatruarv "a, 1,-6. AID lved f-gether
ants Se1tefl beg -. Is--, pe1 he leit
her and fae ora efl.3 tolo9k sf'fr f1ers-
selves. ard f9r seven years sae nts uat
seen h3m. Ire a1Iee n&s granted cn
te grounds oi ar1as e1ness, nc7l-slp-
ls7ft anG 9srtef. and rae eassT u
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
w lillian Dury Arrested on Charge or
Killing Boy.

Some time ago boy who was cross
ing trestle on the c. & W. VI. track,
near Holland, was run over and killed
by tram. Two other boys who were
with him escaped, one 10y jumping off
into the swamp and the other by climb
ing down under the timber. Yesterday
the engineer, Wpl, Duffy, was arrested
10y tn sheriff OF ,Mpskegon county on
a charge of manslaughtor. and Will
have an examination Saturday. lie
viii be defended by the attorneys Of
the railroad.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

The engagement IF hss asrifa
Rossn2u. daughter ~ Baler hosenau.
- 8artn =. LeAmaTef. q ssrecrf 4
Issa-nsvsf. IS san911esd. Ihe wed-
4 ~ wil take piaee re sitter fsFi II
Aug tas exact 6sss not harirg h's'n
~ = = Eosensas brother. y hsu
Rr,.erzn. sf Denver. Gel. late nas-
aase - the HehreW Jnef0og cs -'Tn-
s-sr~ enc gratl. W. perform ire
s..-s-a-.rr. -. a is - fskt fece st ftie
- sar sn7f@ "a fss ge
fseznasr - aons w fis
a. fs.s sFs1 w.A - mgs HiAaut
o.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
.
GETTING PAPERS READY.
Prosecutor stuart Drafting the Papers
for Exposition Deeds.

In order to legally erectan exposition
building liz the river it VIII be necessary
to secure deeds from the property
owners ON either SIDE Of the riyqr waiv-
ing all riparian rights and privileges m
the river and consenting To the occu-
pancy of the river bed by the building.
Prosecuting Attorney Stuart is now en-
gagged in drafting the necessary papers
They run TO George q. Briggs, as trus-
tee, and the signatures will be obtained
before any further steps are taken.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
Violated an Ordinance.

Peter Flynn, John Asbroak and Jo-
seph Langley were arrested on complaint
of Officer Mcnamara for violating the
cattle ordnance AsbrOak and Langley
were gwen ten days each and Flynn
was discharged by Judge Holmes yes
terday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

The only complexion powder in the
world that is without vulgarty, with
out injury to the user, and without
doubt a beautiiier, is Pozzonis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
DR.. s. Clay Todd cures catarrh.


Hito WoUnlails anu Thf IsaTbOr.
Commencing June %, the Michigan
Central and Its eastern connections wlI
run a through line of elegant, new but
fet sleeping cars through from Chicago
to Bar IiaTbOr, va the Niagara Fails
and the White Mountains, without
change. Connection Will DE made at
Niagara Falls with through sleeper to
CLAYTON, whore connection vii he made
with steamers 10 the Thousand Islands,
Alexandria Bay. Montreal aad Quebec.
For full and detailed information IN
regard to these summer resorts, and
the way 60 reach them, send six cents
postage for a Modern Pilgrimage
and summer tourist rates, 10 -. W.
RugEles. Genera. Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, TT.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

What shall 5e sne National fower2
The July number { The Globe Magazine,
published by 9. = LOOMS. cf this city,
contains a full account Of the discuss
iou now going on upon this subject.
The preferences OF many noted people
are gwen, together with those OF sever
al Grand Rapids citizens. The nation =
emblem = 70 o. chosen January next.
buy a copy OF Ths Globe for , cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12

J. " Looss. Red Corv Couafg. D.tro't'
cheerfuliy furnish the following for
publication
Ms. =. age 26, cancerous face cell
cancer. had tired many phvscians,
ard on pr seutatson 20 use was bor-
riole gilt 20 look upOn. Nose partly
eaten away. deep pits m cheeks. fore
head and chin As n last hope I put
her on Loses Extract Clover hefi-
large doses internally. aud as local
application. I usCd the ~o.,t Extract ln
plaster form. sne improved rapisiF
FROM TIE FIRST W. E al 81 fo8r months 2
was entirely well. SOW c'rlfe u
noaths snce treatment, and nO sens
af rrt4tr1
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-12
suNDRIEs

ey fbe time oae $. fuo nsar MA
VEST SoaWs aasse - sowa these NsAa4
* 5 snsll iey sslta.a tae lm,is t'ai VA
~ ntilzng lae laao.sy eioshes liDe y
iessaEg a.s il.As s.sser 81 sAas ush.E
fellows
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
AUCTION SALES.
A. lei. NicOiay. Auetioneer.

A III. NICOLAY AUCTIONEER
IL Dayton Blnf-50 choice business ana
residence lots and houses and lots on East
Seventh ST. cable line and adjoining streets,
Will be sold at auction Shortly on liberal
terms; full particulars viii be announced III
few days. Nicolay & Co., auctioneers and
Feal estate agents for forty years; our Office
has been removed from Fourth ST 10 14l
East Fifth ST, between Robert ard Jackson
SIS; our Real Estate Auction Sale No. 12764.
244
A H NlCOLAY. AUCTIONEER-S
IL Western aT-, near Summit av, at aue-
uon-Aleolay Co viii sell at auction
dhursday morning Sept 19, 1885, at 1880
o clock g. m. on the premises. rain or shine,
at 50 eStern av. near Summit aY, nearly
opposite Holly av.. one of the most delight
tHl private residences detached house,,
containing twelve rooms, with all the
modern Improvements; sanitary plumb
ing; excellent furnace. made by Ma,
gee, OF Boston, noted for It's eycellenee
and economy OF fuel: fine cellar and
large lot 90 feet 'front.' beautifully
shaded with fine shade trees. central loca-
non on st. Anthony hill, on Western aT.
asphalt pavement; within q few doors OF
Summit avenue and Carpenter park lookout,
the most elegant location and unexception-
able neighbOrhoOd on ST. Anthony hill; only
Two blocks from cable line. Terms easy; only
one-tourth cash required; sale absolute 10
the highest bidder. For cards TO view tbs
premises and further particulars apply TO
Nlcolay d Co.. auetioneers and real estate
agents for forty years. 0f5ce removed
rom Fourth ST 10 14l East Fifth st. between
Robert and Jackson sts. Our real estate sale
No. 1873 244
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
STORE AND BAR FIXTURES.

DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
L Headquarters Department Of Dakota
Office Chief Q6artermasjor, August 80 1883
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicaIe. sub
lect 10 the usual conditions, viii be received
at this Office until u O'Clock noon, on tina
30th day Of September, 1883. at which TINT
and place they viii be opened in presence Of
bidders, for furnishing this Department with
u go gallons MINERAL OIL. The GoTern-
ment reserves the right TO reject any or all
proposals Preference viii be given 10 aTti-
cles of domestic production. Blank propo-
sails and printed circulars, giving full par
ticulars may De had on application to tnls
offce A. f. ROCKWELL. e1uarternaster,
g. S Army, Chief Quartermaster.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01

II ORSES AT AUCTION-Ne viii sell al
Ii public auction on Wednesday morning,
at 10 a. n. sharp, at oEr mart, 409 and All
Slbley, the following: Four Horses, three
Express Wagons. one Top Wagon, one
Leather Top Buggy, nearly new; four seI
single Harness and lot of Household Goods,
Bed Room Suits, Tables, Chairs. Brussels ano
Ingram Carpets. All III want viii do well to
attend this sale Wednesday noon, Sept 3, al
10 q. N SansoIne's Co., Ructioneers, 409
and Al Sibley 81 PA
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
A. VI. DoEerty. AuctiOneer.

DOsTPONED SALE-On Wednesday,
L Sept 4, at $50 .. m. viii sell at auc-
ton the elegant property on the NORTH west
corner Of Marshall az. and Victoria ST the
property has a frontage Of eIghty-fiEe feet,
andis without question the finest property
on the avenue: surrounding property is held
at SIoe to SI25 per foot A N. Doherrv, aue.
tiOneer. 244-45
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
SansoIne's & Co.. Auctioneers.
Ch nln STOCk OF CROCkERY.

sDoeOOO glassware, lamps sliverware,
unYare, woodenwaTe, hardware, stonewArs
ana house-furnishing goods at auction. Com
o'clock, and continuing from day to day until
the stock is closed ont, we will sell the entire
stock formerly owned by Harrison Bros, at
1S4 West Seventh st, FOrepaugh block,
Seven corners. The stock comprises in part
900 lamps oE all varieties. worth from IL
cents TO $50 A fine stock of silYer-pIated
ware Of all descriptions A full stock Of
eroekery, glass and majoliea ware ehildren's
wagons, buggies and sleighs, unware Of all
kinds. pictures, brooms baskets. A full line
OF cutlery and thousands Of other articles;
over 5, 200 gallons Of stOnewRre. This entire
stock together with the fixtures, VIII be sold
to the highest bidders for cash; goods sold in
lots TO suit purchasers. Remember the day,
Tuesday. Sept Sd, al 10 q. N. We have en-
pl0yed Mr.. Frank Fairchild to conduct this
sale for us. Sansome Company, Auchoneers.
0AA-l6
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTESIAN WELLS OF any size and
n depth drilled; water supplies furnished
and water works constructed: correspond
enee solicited Artegan Well Drilling com
pauv. $40 Jackson ST. St. Paul. Mimi 233%
NOTICE-Spoor 4 Son. of Is East SeF
~ euth St have moved their Office 10 q
East Seventh St. Room .. where they are
ready 10 receive al In need of reliable help-
pa
NJ NORTHWESTERN COLLIE CTION.
~ Loan d Trust Association have removed
10 45I Drake Block. J. Muggiey, Attorney.
240-246
DARTIES that took books from my Office
i on University av. will be paid SO and
no questions asked G. z Daley, No. 164
University ar IA
THE MINNESOTA PETROLE FUEL
i Company have opened an Office al Al
Drake Block samples on exhibition 249 46
UTANTED-5OO men and women 10 20 10
w Cumberland Gap On 4 grand excursion
Oct s. great sale Of mineral and wooded
lands together with city lots. viii take place
al thai uDe; great chance for investment;
historic locality, be sure and see the Ten
nessee exhibit 81 the Exposition and In
quire for full particulars, or address W. ".
Safteriee- S37 Western av-- Minneapolis.
244-245
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
WHERE-:-WANTS
CAN BE LEFT
FOR
INSERTION IN The GLOBE j:

LYONS & TICkNOR, Druggists T07 East
Third street corner Bates.
C0NGER BROS, Druggists $40 University
avenue. corner Virginia
MOUNTS & SAWYER Groeers, corner Ash
land avenue and Dale street.
A P WILKES. Druggist 759 and 76i West
Seventh street
BERKMAN CO.. 422 Dakota aYenua
E. FOX, 482 Rice street
FRANK OSBURG, I7s Western avenue
j. H HAYES, Al West Seventh street.
T. VAN DUYNE, Druggist s2S East Seventh
street.
HIPPLER & eoLLYER, Druggist, 139 East
Seventh street
JOHN FUR1oNG GROCERY COMPANY.
40 Jackson street.
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners
NJ D. MERRILL. Books and Stationery. 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
ST. Peter streets.
SCHIFFMAN l. LYONS. corner Third and
Maria
HP. PETTIGRET, corner Rice and Igle-
hart
wM RICHARDSON $50 wabasha
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
ST. PAUL WANTS.

Wants OF this page VIII be iBserfeo under
classified headings according 10 the following
TABLE, OF RATES.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
DRESSMAKIyG.


RESSMAKER-Wiu make dresses for
II SIS. and all kinds Of plain sewing
very cheap, ct SIG Mississippi St, corner
Thirteenth IA
nRESSMAKING, plain sewing, child
IL ren's clothes done very cheap; satisfac-
ton guaranteed: at 5S East Eleventh St
nRESSES cut. nj and drapeo. any style
II for So so: dresses made from 81 up;
guarantee a fit or no pay. Parlors 8 and 8,
424 Rabasha St Miss c. May. Wanted
Woman 10 work in dressmaking shop; col
ored lady preferred. 24z
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01

- results largest circulation
and most advantageous rates
AENk are given BY the GLOBE. the
great Want mediuR.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
Jebb & shaMer. Auefi0neers.

TNHIRTY ROOMS fun Of fne household
i furniture al auction On the premises.
Ne 236 East Seventh St on Monday,
Sept. . at 10 O'Clock a. m The contents OF
ure. oak. cherry and ash bedroom suits,
fine wardrobes tables. chairs. heating and
cooking stoves. about 500 yards OF Brussels
and ingram carpets bedding. springs, mat
tTesses. pillows, etc. This is without doubt
one OF the largest sales vet held this year,
and should draw q very large attendance;
cell early Jebb 4 Schauer, Auc1oneers. Of
fee 422 Wabasha st. 242-45
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
II OUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG

Il tion-On "Wednesday, Sept. 4, at 10
a. m. we viii sell al public auction. on the
lot opposite our store, 197 and lS9 East
Sixth St, fine lot OF household furniture,
consisting OF fine bedroom suits, bureaus,
commodes. easy rockers: lot Of liable linen
silverware of all kinds, dishes, ETC.: this lot
Of furniture is sold to satisfy chattel mort
gage, and must 60, regardless Of prices.
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