St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-12

ing and worthy novelties at "a East
Third street. The secret of Mr.. Smiths
success is that he makes a speciality of
Interior Decorations, and devotes all his
energy and experience in this one direc-
ton, where numerous other firms in
this city dabble in this work as side
line only. You are cordially invited to
attend this display Tuesday, and, if you
attend, you will be well repaid by see
ing beautiful selection of goods.
Sharp Shooting.
Time
Man from Texas-I saw Teller
throw an egg to great distance, and
before it struck the ground he drew
pistol, fired and it burst.
Bystander-The egg?
Man from TeXas-No, the pistol. A
bad boy had driven spike IN the
An Old Relic
Is not to be found in our stock. We do
not advertise them, but want every
body to understand that our goods are
all new and fresh, of the latest styles
and designs, consisting of an endless
variety of Carriages, Bnggies, Phaetons,
Canopy Top Jump Seat Surveys, Jump
Seats, open and with top, Delivery
Wagons, Carts, Harness, ETC., which we
propose to sell at prices so low that one
cannot afford to be without vehicle of
some kind to ride in. B. E. Stone &
Co.. 1876 East Sixth street.
If You Want
Your furniture OF stoves stored for the
summer, call on or telephone KaYanagh
& johnson, IS. and 1S9 East Sixth street.
Stone Jewelry Company, Pawn
brokers
And jewelers., loan money on all goods
of value. New number, 1877 East Sev-
enth street. H. A. Stone, Manager.
A Woman's Revenge.
Judge.
GLOW could you help that Mrs. Proud
ly dress for the opera when you hate
her sop asked Maud.
Because" replied Bessie. II wanted
to get chance to put pin in her dress
so that it would be sticking in her back
all the evening""
Lawn Grass Seed,
Central Park mixture, best in use. De
Cou & Co., Ri West Third.
The Wabasha Dairy Restaurant
And Cafe, at 421 Wabasha street, has
been handsomely reftted.
Pennington Dairy Company.
One of the finest Lunch Counters, and
best quality of Pure Milk and Cream
delivered to any part of the city. John
Freely Jr., proprietor, 1872 Robert.
Wanted-A Royal Road.
Youths Companion.
Little Mabel, three years old, showed
a strong desire to know her alphabet,
and her big sister kindly began to teach
her. After few moments of instruc-
ton Mabel flew into terrible passion
of diSpleaSure.
'Ah,' said the big sister, $50 you
don't want to learn your letters after
all?'
"No," said Mabel, very positively,
''me don't want to learn 'em-me want
to know 'em!"
GrOte's TivOIi.
Concert this afternoon. Strake's la
dies orchestra.
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar,
Ten-pound pals. s1.5o, at Regelsberger
Bros, 2l9 East Seventh Street.
Watch for Merrick Bros
Grand opening of Fine Furnishings and
Notions next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, at Dibble's old stand, SO
and 40 East Third street.
Phaetons and Surveys At
B. E. Stone & Co.'s, 1856 East Sixth
street.
All Kinds of Wire Work.
st. Paul Wire Works, 81 West Third.
Lace Curtains.
See Oliver Baker Carpet Company's
advertisement in to-day's paper.
Loves Disappointment.
Chicago Herald.
"You don't seem very happy, Gertie,
for girl just engaged"
Gertie-I'm not happy. expected to
knock Flora Blanchard silly, and her en-
gagement ring is worth at least three of
mine.
Furniture and Carpets
At lower prices than so-called cash
houses, and time given if required with
out additional charge and no interest, at
G. F. Benedict's, Seven Corners.
L-Carat Diamond Stud,
Very brilliant, $40. Holmes, al East
Seventh street:
Gas Fishing Torches
At Robert Seeger's 26O East Seventh st.
Furniture, Furniture,
At reasonable prices, at Fl. II. SehrQ5
der's, East Sixth street, below Wabasha.