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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29

VALUABLE I'M PROVED RICE
Street Property at Auetion-We will sell
at auction on the premises. on the corner Of
Rice ST. and Central av., Monday, Sept 80, at
4 o'clock D. m. lot 8, block L. in Ewing &
Chute's addition to St Paul; this lot has a
frontage on Rice st. of Sc feet. by about 130
on Central ay.: some idea of values can be
obtained from the fact that surrounding
property unimproyed is held at $3.50 per
front foot; the improvements cost in the
neighbOrhood of SIS.00O, and consist of a
wellconstrueted thfee-story brick block four
stores and basement, that will rent for about
$4,000 per annum; the present owner. resid-
ing ABROAD. mas given instructions TO close
out the property at public auction, and has
not restricted us TO price: Rice St is the
great main artery of trade running north and
sou n, and is the principal horoughfare open
ing into the valuable garden farming dis.
trlctS north OF the city, and must necessarily
remain a prominent business street that viii
always increase in value as tine northern per'
lions OF the city develop: no better ODpOrs
tunity for the capitalist has been offered this
season. as the income derived from the in
vestment will be immediate. For terms ana
conditions and other information in regard
to the property call on or address Middleton.
Dougan Hanson, Real Estate Agents. Ma
ttonaI German-American Bank building A.
M. Doherty. AuetiOneer. 267-75
20 BEAUTIFUL LOTS AT AUCTION
w I viii sell at auction on the prem
ises on Saturday. Oct. .. at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon, IS choice lots in Jefferson Park;
this addition is situated in one of the most
beautiful portions of the Midway district,
and with the assurance of the early compile
ton of the Randolph street and Grand ave-
nue. electric motor lines, one of the most con-
venient: Jefferson Park extends from St
Clair street south TO Randolph, and is inter-
seeted by Lydia. Grace, Lansing. Juliet, Pal
ace and James streets. Pascal. Albert and
Jefferson avenues; the lots are 40xI24 feet
10 good 20-foot alleys, and admirably adapted
for residence purposes. 1t is q notable feat
ure of the Midway district that the improve.
ments throughout the whole tract are of the
better class, indicating not only a good
neighborhood. out a choice location for a
neat tasty and comfortable home The terms
will be very easy. to-wit: 0ne-third cash. the
balance Oh or before five years. at d per cent
interest. The electric motor on Grand avenue
is TO be com leted and ears running before
Jan. l, 1890. and the Randolph street line
within six months thereafter For full par
ticulars call on or address Benedict & Cam
den, room 404. New YORK Life Insurance
building. A. NJ. Doherty. Auctioneer. 272-7S
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q 9 2 2 2 Il. 4 3 : Z q 8 9 8. s Z. g : q

DEAR MADAM: For the purpose OF ex-
tending our already large trade and making
more popular the health giving CALIFOR-
MA WINES we call your attention to the
following extraordinary offer: a case of
California Wine costs So. The wine is rec
commended by the highest physicians of the
world for the cure of the iII-health and phys
ical weakness Of woman. For you to pur-
chase a case Now would repay you a thou
sand-fold. But to make you still more de-
sire these exquisite wines we give you fair
chance at the time of purchasing a case Of
securing an
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-FELEGANT $500 OR slo5I-
SEAL CLOAK:

SEAL CLOAK:
Of Messrs. Ransom q Horton, ST. Paul, or
"A $50 CLOAK:
of Gustave Heinemann. st. PAU, without
any additional cost beyond that Of one case
Of wine With every case of California Wine
purchased between this ate and Oct. 21st,
there will be given ticket. These tickets
will be numbered in consecutive ouder, and to
make the winning of the great prize offered
above ali suspicion, and to give to our grand
army Of patrons an equal chance. Messrs.
Ransom Horton have selected three Of the
numbers on these tickets, placed them in
sealed envelope and deposited them in the
Bank of Minnesota. No one but Messrs.
Ransom & Horton know what these numbers
are, nor can it be known until OCTOBER
2Ist, when the sealed envelope viii be
broken in the presence of the cashier Of the
Bank Of Minnesota. Then the purchasers of
a case of California Wine, and who hold the
numbered tickets corresponding to the num-
bers at the Bank of Minnesota will receive
from US cash order for
wA s2eo sEALsKIN CLOAK,
ON RANSOM HORTON
wA SIPS sEALsKlN CLOAK.
ON RANSOM d HoRToN.-A
WAS75 CLOAK,
on GUsTAvE HEINNEMANN.z "a
The price of q 50 case OF our California
Wines is the same as We have quoted during
the year past There is no better native
wine. more delicious. more fit for the table,
than these Orders by mail. accompanied by
price, promptly attended to. and your ticket
drawn from sealed box forwarded to you.
Send your orders early TO avoid the later
rush. This order closes OCTOBER 21st,
when the prizes go to the lucky winners
Address OF can on
THE CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE.
THE CALIFORNIA WINE HOUSE,
Seventh and Cedar Streets.
ST. PAUL. MINI.
200 CASES SOLD. 200
10 CASES SOLD. 200
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A. VI. DOherfy. AucfIoneer.

IF YOU WANT to sell your household fur
L niture. see E. Holloway & Co., Auction
GERS. 204 East Seventh ST. 272
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
TLOCUTION and calisthenie lessons
Ia taught; private and class; special course
TO advanced students. Miss Rieth Haas. $50
Smith av. 20
TERMAN-AMERI INSTITUTE
VI 397 Wabasha St: thorough instruction
in the German aud English languages; open
day and evenings; B. w. Boenisch- prinei-
pal, formerly professor Holy Cross College,
Worcester, Mass 26I*
CyTENOGRAPHERS = Wanted. stenog-
- raphers to join our speed dictation class;
for writers of any systems twenty i've posi-
tiOns filed this month Miss j. ID. Hess.
school OF shorthand and typewriting. 40
East Fourth ST 263-13
CT. AGATHA ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art. 20 East Exchange St-Lessons
given on piano. organ. violin and guitar:
also a thorough course IN drawing and paint
ing. including crayon- pastel water col0rs
ana decorative art work. For terms call or
address the SuDerjoress. %16S
UTANTED-2OO girls and boys to attend
w the Night School at Curriss, college,
beginning Monday evening. Sept %: ex-
penses within the reach of all 264-75
UTANTED-A Young lady desires few
w beginners in music: will take great
interest: lessons very reasonable; best of
references given. Address j los, Globe.
W ANTED-Young men. ladies and gem
w tlemen to learn telegraphy. shorthand,
German bookkeeping ETC.: terms reasona-
bic Address Globe Business College, Jack
son ST. 212
GE PER MONTH-Evening school of
DE- shorthand and typewriting 303 Jack
son St telephone 1892. 2T2
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AND. BAR FIXTURES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND SALOON
N fixtures. ice boxes, mirrors pool and
billiard tables. counters and shelving. Us
Washington ay. - Minneapolis. To%
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In Every Case the Money Must Accom-
1dHy the Order.
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WANTED TO RENT.

~ 4 ED AO atENhs
DOILEK = wanted to rent a boiler of
- about six horse-pow complete and
in running order, for short time. H LA.
Globe. 272-74
Wanted TO rent cottage, four
y or five rooms; city water: sewer; ten
minutes Robert St bridge; useless TO answer
without stating price. Address l69, Globe
ELAT-Wanted. unfinished fiat or house
L of seven rooms, at rent of S25 to $50. Ad-
dress. B.. 81 Globe. 272
EL9T-Wanted, a five or six-roon nat
L with modern Improvements. bath, etc,
must not be more than one flight up. Adj
dress 172. Globe. 1922
HOUSE-Wanted. house furnished from
IL Oct. 10 until May L; must be centrally
located: will give reference. Address 90.
Globe. Minneapolis. 272
IIOUSE-Wanted 10 rent. now OF later, for
Ii a term OF years, seven or eight-room
house on st. Anthony hill or any other loca-
ton: must have all late improvements, in
No. ! repair. with steam heat or furnace;
small ward and barn for two horses. Ad-
dress. with full description. z 166. Globe.
HOUSE-Married couple with no children
Ii want furnished house for the winter;
first-class references. Address E I72, Globe.
PITT
nOUSE-A family of two adults desires a
Ii furnished house on st. Anthony Hill:
must be well furnished and located: best Of
care ana good rent guaranteed Address
I65. Globe. 27I-9O
uOUsE-wanted to rent. a furnished
IL house on st. Anthony hill for the win
ter or longer. Address "a. Globe. 1861
D OOM-Wanted. furnished room; gentle
II man and wife: steam or furnace heat;
without board. Address c. c. 20. Globe.
D OOM-Waut q single or double furnished
II room for a Young lady: references ex-
changed. N. H. Globe. 272y7s
D OOM-Wanted by gentleman. a pleasant
IL furnished room: give location and price
165, Globe. 272
d OOM-Wanted- quiet room BY Young
IL man VINO sleeps part of day; state how
heated -Address I76: Globe: 272
no EXCHANGE.
no EXCHANGE for piano. paid-uD
i building society stock; must be good
instrument and cheap. Address 122.
Globe. 272
ITO EXCHANGE-For coal and wood, or
i groceries. horse, tOp-buggy and harness.
IN good repair; or SIS essh, If taken at once:
600 ohio St. 272
no EXCHANGE-House and lot for tim
1858 IF Fa laqa aa ST. s St PAUL NJ
no EXCHANGE-House and lot on st.
i Anthony mill for good farm near some
village or city Address Farmer. Globe 272
ITO EXCHANGE-Eight- house and
L lot city water ana sewer: one and one
half blocks from street cars; will trade for
desirable vacant property. 962 Burr ST. 272
ITO observation-disclosures. stock of mer-
Il chandise in exchange for good city
property and cash. Address Fl 15S Globe
ITO EXCHANGE-Wh have YOU TO ex-
L change for six fine lots in North st.
Paul valued at 5000 each: Would like equity
in house and lot Address g.. 12S Dakota
ay 272
ITO EXCHANGE-Firsr St Paul real
Il estate. improved farms or wild lands in
Minnesota TOR good stock of hardware. Ad-
dress Y 49, Globe 265-72
WHAT have you to exchange for fine
w thoroughbred Holstein and jersey cat
tle2 first premium stock: want a standard
bred stallion. Address stock Breeder, Globe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29
ST. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page viii be inserted under
classified headings according to the following
TARLR OF RATES.
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AUCTION SALES.


ID BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
IL Lots on West Seventh street at Auction
We will sell On the premises Tuesday. Oct.
/, at o'clock D. m. the following valuable
property: All of lots 1 and 2. being IOl
feet fronting on Seventh street at the corner
OF Victoria and Seventh streets; also lots IL,
II, Is and ID, fronting on Victoria street
near corner of Seventh. and lots D. %, 80
and 81. Immediately in the rear of the lots
fronting on Victoria. all lying near corner of
victoria and West Seventh streets. You will
see large sign on the property TO be sold;
drive out and see them. The city council has
passed an ordinance to extend the street car
line 10 Fort Smelling bridge and il must be
completed by Nov. l. 1891. Read the fol-
lowing ordInauce: Commencing on Fifth
street at Macouta street, thence on Fifth
street 10 Wabasha street, thence to Seventh
street. thence to the Fort Smelling bridge the
whole or which line shall be completed and
III operation on or before Nov. l. 1891 and
sald line shall be completed and operated TO
PIeasant avenue by Nov L, 1890" When
the line IS completed the property will more
than double IN value. The terms of this sale
VIII be one-quarter cash; balance one, two
ana three years at 8 per cent interest. For
1urtner particulars call or address E. Hollo-
way d Co., Auctioneers, 254 and 256 Eass
seventh ST. 269-74
A SNAP-Are You looking for one! E.
II Holloway & Co.. AuctiOnneers. will sell
sixteen lots in Pacific addition TO St Paul.
only one block from the corner of Como and
western av.; sale Saturday. oct. II. Terms:
One-Quarter cash. balance one. TWO and three
years at six per cent interest: here will be
snap that IS a snap; watch the papers for
further particulars E. Holloway 4 Co., AUG
uoneers. 272
IF YOU WANT to sell your household fur
L nltuFe. see E. Holloway & Co., Auction
GERS, 234 East Seventh ST. 272
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SITUATIONS oFFERED.
Females.
no ladies AND OTHERS DESIR-

ITO LADIES AND OTHERS DESIR-
L ing to Employ Help-I address this to
those who may desire 10 employ labor OF any
kind and also to those who may seek en-
ployment. because It is a matter in which all
such have personal interest.
have opened books for the registration,
free. of the names and locations, etc., of all
persons who may be in want of cooks, house
girls. or any kind OF help, in residence. Of
fee, or store. Also books for the registra-
ton of girls women and men desiring en-
plOyment Of any kind.
This is not an intelligence or employment
Office, and. therefore. no charge is made for
the service proposed-my aim being TO as
sist the worthy unemployed to good situations
where they NAV earn comfortable livings.
Persons desiring situations are cordially
invited TO call and register their names, ref
erences. situations desired, etc.
My desk is in the business Office of the st.
Paul Globe. in the GLOBE building, where
have been courteousiy rendered facilities for
the transaction of this business. Yours
truly. GEORGIA RAYMOND.
St Paul Sept. 25. 1889.
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DRESSMAkING.

A PPRENTICE GIRL for dressmaking.
n Room No 50, Mannheimer Block. Mrs
Pfankuch. 272
CEWING-Any lsdy having sewing 10 give
- out call at 46I Edmund nst. 272
DRESSES cut, fit and draped for $3.50;
IL dresses nude from 81 up; eloakmaking
q specially: guarantee fit or no pay. AT
Wabasha ST., Psrlor 5; Miss G. May. 272
MADAME MARIE FAYRE. French
lfl dressmaker. late from Worth. Paris;
removed to SCI Wabashs, corner College ay.
272
nRESSMAkING-Mrs Ida Pfankuch,
IL Fashionable Dressmaking, Room 80.
Mannheimer Block; elevator. 272
r ADIES-Be your OWE dressmaKer Call
IL at 400 Fort ST., between Tenth and
Seven Corners, and get the latest improves
dressmaking system. %
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Iebb q ScElauer. AuctiOneers.

ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUG
IL tion-On Monday. Sept. 30, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. we will sell at auction at the residence
59S Jackson St. large lot of fine furniture,
consisting of elegant easy chairs, fine silk
plush lounge. black walnut. antique oak and
cherry bed room suites. BODY Brussels and in
grain carpets. chairs. extension table, center
tables crockery. glassware. good cooking and
heating stoves. kitchen utensils. etc. etc. This
furniture is all of the better class and is
without mar or blemish. Those in search Of
good furniture will attend. Jebb & Sehauer.
Auctioneers, 422 WabaSha st. 2T1-73
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUG
Il tioD-We will sell at auction at the
residence 609 Jackson ST., on Tuesday, Oct.
l. at 10 a. m. all the elegant furniture in the
house. consisting in part of one very rich silk
plush Turkish chair. elegant leather easy
chairs. one massive oak dining suite, costing
over 800: one fine hall tree. expensive
cherry and black walnut bedroom suites. rich
and heavy Moquette carpets. elegant French
china breakfast. dinner and tea sets, glass
ware crockery etc. etc. This furniture Is the
finest offered this season, and should bring
out a very large attendance. Jebb & SchaueE.
AuctiOneers. 422 Wabasfla street. 272-74
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MISCELLANEOUS.


a RTESIAN WELLS OF any size and
II depth drilled: water supplies furnished
and water works constructed: correspond
enee solicited. Artesian Well Drilling COM
pany. 3l9 Jackson St. St Paul. Mimi 1888
COLLECTIONS made promptly of all
- kinds of delinquent amounts and re-
mittance made day after collection; we do
our own legal work. and no charge made or
deposit required unless collection made:
give US 8 trial Commercial Clearing House
of St Paul. 3l9 Jackson St; A N. Temple.
Manager. ~
TONTKACTORS, TAKE NOTICE =
- Wanted. 1000 loads of waste ground at
724 East Seventh ST. 272-79
FLECTRIC CARPET CLEANING
IL Works I46 West Third Call 1902
the only first-class works in the CITY; 20 per
cent cheaper than any works or carpet house
in the city; save your money by seeing US.
2z2 -
NOR sALE-Good saddle and driving
L horses and ponies at remarkably low
prices: cheap bargains Call at 294 ROndo
st any evening after O'Clock, or address, by
mail is stating What you want. ~
DIANOS at a sacrifice: one upright, good
L SIS5; one Miller, $50; these are great
bargains and must be sold at once. s. w.
Raudenbush. 1l6 East Third ST. 272
STFAM POWER CARPET CLEAN
- ing: feather beds and mattresses reno
waited: furniture repaired. upholstered I'm
ished and packed for shipment j. ID. Durie,
296 Rice st. 2I2
THEATER AND MASQUERADE COS
l. tunes wigs and boards, grease paints
for stage use. and Theater-Leih-Bi bliothek.
Mrs L Neitmann- 80 East Seventh ST. St
Paul. Mimi. 2.l2
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29

Compound words count two words. snd
Authorizations count the same as full words
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29

NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
~ CornWail-On-Huds0n- Col c. j. " RIGHT
B. S, a. NJ, Supt B. F. HIATT. Comd't Of
Cadets
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


r F. KELLY & co. BOOTS AND SHOES.
y. III EAST SEVENTH ST, ARE SELL
ING WOMEN'S KID PATENT LEATHER
TIP BUTTON SHOES, SIZES 2Iz TO z, FOR
SI.25= FORMER PRICE, $500
F. KELLY q CO. BOOTS AND SHOES.
y. III EAST SEVENTH ST. ARE SELL
ING REYNOLDS BROS MISSES SPRING
HEEL KID AND GOAT 81 BUTTON.
SHOES FOR SI-50. 215
F. REILLY q CO.. BOOTS AND
u SHOES. III EAST SEVENTH ST.. ARE
SELLING WOMEN'S 81 KID BUTTON
SHOES FOR 81.
F. REILLY CO, BOOTS. SHOES. III
y. EAST SEVENTH ST.. ARE SELLING
WOMEN'S SERGE CONGRESS SHOES,
ALL SIZES FROM TO =. FOR 90 CENTS
f. KELLY 8 CO. HAVE OPENED
u 900 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S RUBBERS
THAT MUST BE SOLD AT 10 CENTS A
PAIR. GET A PAIR BEFORE THE WET
WEATHER.
F. KELLY & CO. BOOTS AND
y. SHOES III EAST SEVENTH ST. ARE
SELLING MEMS WORKING SHOES FOR
81 a PAIR 251
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4 GENT-A lady of good address and ed
II ueation to call on our lady customers
and take orders for a leading house: salary
SI2 per week; references required. Address
Arr Glnhp 30
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WANTED TO BUY.
DILLIARD TABLE-Wanted. 8 carom
ID billiard table; nearly new snd in good
condition; state price. Address 175,
Globe 2T0-72
EOLDING BED-Wanted. a folding oed;
L must be cheap. Address 7 us, Globe
272
uEATING STOVE-Wanted. good heat
Ii ing stove: must be cheap for cash. Ad-
dress ". C.. care GLOBE. 2z1-72
OUSE-Wanted to buy, a house with
Ii eight or nine rooms. with modern con-
veniences. on monthly payments Address,
giving location. price. etc. W. Z. W. Globe
272
DIGEON HOLE TABLE-W anted to
L buy. secondhand pigeon hole table;
give price and condition. Z. T. Address.
Park CITY. Mont 2.0-242
blush CLOAK-Want to buy a good
L secondhand plush cloak for thirty
three bust. Address P. a Y Globe. 272
CTOVE-Tanted. to buy medium size
- self-feeding heating stove; also wood
and cOal-buTning cook stove; give particu-
lars and price delivered. Address \ 12I.
Globe 90
WANTED-Sman stock OF dry goods and
w notions; must be cheap for cash. Ad
dress Us, Globe. 272
NEW YORK MILITARY ACADEMY
~ CoTnWall-On-Huds0n. Col c. j. RIGHT
NJ Sunt F HAIR (sofpd-f Of
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200 CASES SOLD. 900
10 CASES SOLD. 200
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n good education and address can find
pleasant and very profitable employment by
calling on c. -DumOuLI1I Davidson block
-. Paul. general agent for he Encyclopaedia
Britannica. that is nOwseliing for oTe-nalf
$3.50 per volume OF what it ever sold for
before. 20 =
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ST Public Sale /.
LOTS In THE FIRST
RAILROAD ADDITION
TO ELLENSBURG.


CrrseE CO GxxxkAL LAID Asxxr
Mp. r B. Co.
TAccKA. ". T. FEB. I. Isss-
Soties il herssE gwen skaf tie n r. n
z "a. wzH oker xox sale at public anc<<cn.
81 Ss11srsxy, The - dRv CT March, Iseg. BE-
xsnrfs,g q II clock {. n the following
descr5he& property owned By sAid cozn-
rssrsv til rAe Fsfxz Railroad addition 20 the
rsry os Ezlenxb1rx. k5sslfzx county, WASH
s1xSun territory. 20 wit.
Biorhs AID :, lots 10 . In block s.
bloekH-. >, II "a. L. 10. lots 20 Y. block
n: blocks =. Is, 5. 9. - and -: fractional
hsoeks a.. D. c, n J and lots : and II
hs0ck T.. Terus OF sale. oE<-fcHrtA cash.
As-aaea Ia three eQuaz payments-four.
eight ard twelve E0ntns fFuM date Of s&Ae-
Interest On deferred Amounts ~ the rate OF
per eent per auzzm- Sale Wiz - held q;
xhe office OF Msssrx- stewart. wilkins q Co.
corner OF Fozrth aH& Pearl streets. ElieuS-
berg. W. T. PIAxs Of the aforesaid railroad
axsaisson VIII be fozEd zt the General Land
Ozzcs OF sne n r. z B. Co. ct Tacoma, w.
T. at the Immigration 09ee OF the n r.
T. r. DO, coraer CT Pine and First streets.
Portland, Oregon. 1T the once Of Stswart.
wilkins = Co. Elieusharx. W. r.. and at
the Office Of 4. H. Sewbery & Co. Spokane
Falls. w. r. For further information apply
70 PAIL ScHrLZEs General Land Agent.
Tacoma w T.
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BIDS.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE
ID undersigned until Monday, February
1Ith. NJ o'clock p m. for the erection of
three story frame building. TIE right TO
reject any or al bids is reserved
FISHER. Architect
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*. %. -CHwAG Est,

NAOMI H0RTIcuLTCgAL 0AKDESS,
~ Ssoxs5. Kfssap ooRazy. vs.. T.--L2Eass-
scape architecture sHa engineering, soFc-
graphical ssryxys. mssss. pass. sTScE Sea
tsoas. The laying oxix al rMsks. private
era sasthgszs
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MARRIED.

DEwsSAP-N fi.EINs-Feb &, by the
Rev. Robert Whitaker, i. g. Dewsn.p. of
Loyslecks, Nev.. ansi Miss Anna wilkins
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Dds WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
ID Office of Bird & Dornhach, architects,
for the erection and completion Ds four
story brick business block for W. w.
Swank, corner Front and Bell street. Opcz,
till noon, February 10, 1850 Plans now on
file Ussaal reservations in such eases
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RAILROAD TIcKETs.

vITASTED - EVERYBODY 10 PrR-
w chase tickets st ye@ rates - and frona
the Eastern states asld kgrcpe. and secure
sleeping car accommodations e eoeaeF
fesssE axeare ansi Commercial street.. CT
nee Sogsbern Pacific railroad.
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