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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
S112,235
Friday.

b Marvin to Union Gem Assn, Sw "A
Sc Il, section 80, town %, range D SIS 900
E Swanberg to Carlson, II 10, blk 4, j
r Weide's add ........ ....... ...1, 600
stapf to L Stapf 1t l, blk IL, West St
raul syndicate 2-.............. ...... 400
i Stapf to A NJ Lawton, same ...... 1000
W L Goldberg to Lawton r E Co., 1t /,
Martin x Lienau's rearr blk 80, Brown
& Jackson's add .....................4,5 500
j E Lawton to A NJ Lawton, 1t 19, blk
4, West st. Paul Syndicate 1.......1, $50
Nelson to Z Lofstat, 1t 26, blk 3,
Vessels add go. ......... 80. 80. 500
N Nelson to E Lofstat, 1t 20, blk 8,
vessel add. ......... 800
CFarssmann to j E Kjillberg 1t 1s, blk
2, Whittier's div. .........1, 800
j Grady to H Rothschild, 1t 1, blk 2,
Second add Merriam Park. 200
81 r Moore to 6 S Moore, 70 1t 4, blk 50,
Rice lrvine's add ............ 80. 10000
Diocese st Paul to Kougsock, 1t 4, blk
2, Vernon. .... go. 49,. ....... 800
F C Mercer to Z A Puterbaugh, 1t !, blk
81, Mercer d Magraw's ............ 800
A Olson to d Petit 1t 6, DIX 2, j j
Wards. ......... 1880
S " Burr to N saam, part sec. %, town
%. range d.. E. ..... ... .. 1000
Mackubin -. -. -. 5000
" Saam to s W Burr. do ....... =. 5000
j Saam to H Burr, pit sec % and 90.
range % .... .......... ......2 1000
G S Heron to j Flaherty, east p lit,
Stinson subd blk 81, 1t D ...... $500. 312
II W Brewster to Price, pit 1t IL, subd
blk a. st. Anthony Park. ....... 200
Five unpublished transfers. ........9 5000
Total, twenty-four transfers, .S65, 662
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

DOR SALE at a sacrifice if taken at once,
Il one of the best bakery, confectionery
and news st0nds in the city, doing first-class
cash business. Address T.. A. r., Globe. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

DOR SALE-Whole or half interest in 9.
Il first-class boarding house on SEVENTH
central location; filed with boarders cheap.
AGO Jackson, Room I05. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

Dor SALE-The lease on good Broom
i house, and the furniture, which is nearly
new; all rooms occupied by frst-class room.
ers paying well; location best in city; will
sell on easy terms and cheap. Address or
call at Room 8, 1873 East Fifth st. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

I AUNDRY with well established trade
H horse and wagon for sale. A bargain for
three days only. c. 200 Globe. 5000
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

JOB PRINTING OFFICE--A bargains
a proprietor dead. Inquire Room II, David
son block. 3GS-7O
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ITO EXCHANGE-Clear vacant lots or i'm
4 proved farm for stock of dry goods or
carpets. Address f 2Os, Globe. $40
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A MAN to take half interest in good ice
n company, with 1000 or So, 900; call at
take charge of Office work: good trade and
well located. Address 200, Globe $500
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THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

CA Weide to NJ Steiner. It's 4, 5.
13, Is, blk q, Arlington Hills $4,000
H II Hoyt to Boss, 1t l. blk 6, Forest
E i Stinson to j Race. 1t /. blk . j
III Sphinx to j Lackey. 1t Z. Langeyin's
Subd part blk 10. st Paul Proper ...1S,500
CO Miss to Krieger, 1t %, blk So.
Gym malle p "a wicEendsn blk 5. 4oOO
Dearborn Park. ..............'........, s75
M C Prescott TO H A Prescott, part sec
B, town D range % MISREPRESENTATION 600
IT Wick TO W n Armstrong, Its l, 2, 5
and 4, blk 40, West st Paul Syndicate
Mp Aas to o oies6n, u it Is, iCiiark's
subd blk 90, l. D.............. ....... 600
searIes -. -. '....... i, 900
Is, Wilkin & Hayward 80. ~. $50
blk 2, Watson's aad -. ?, 800
Philips .....................' = .'45oo
Farrar'ss -. ..,.'...............: $50
A B Walker to W Walker, Its 90 81. blk
Nordin t to Greer, It's Is, II. is, DOW
blk 1, Syndicate 2 =: ............- 1000
Gouch,s rearT College Place. div 1900
E NJ d Wright to Watkins, 1t IL blk
F Spates to NJ Sargent, Its l, ., 81,
%, blk 4. Sargents add. 2, 400
Z A Sargent TO W Il Sargent. 1t Is, blk
., Rice st Motor Line. ........ -. 200
E A Sargent to NJ NJ Meacham, 1t %, blk
q Rice ST MOTOR Line. 200
E A Sargent TO L j Philleo, 1t 9, blk 2,
Rice st Motor Line Northumberland. 200
E A Sargent to C 3 Spates, 1t g, blk 2,
Rice ST Motor Line. 49,. =. &c.. 200
CA B Weide to A Nj Steiner, Its al and
~, blk 20, Weide's subd Arlington
Hills. ........;. 49,. 49, l. 800
CS Berg 10 W Schapery 1t /, blk 8,
Beaupre & Kelly's add :. 49,. ..4, 900
Elfelt to Bjarnstad 1t 4, blk z,
Elfelt B & A.. ......... ......... 2,475
j Mclaughlin to English 1t g. blk 2.
Skidmore x Cassedy's Park. ...1, 200
Jaeger to Lampe, pit 1t -, Bryant
Minea's rearr blk IS, w c.. w 4l6
j Wilbeck to T Dean, 1t 6, Dysart's
rearr blk %, Summit Park. .......4S0
o T WITCH to A a Garrison, 1t to 80,
blk l and 2, long & Sherwood's
Twelve unpublished .................56'82 5
Total forty-two transfers. .Sl45. FOG
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WANTED-Party with So, 900 to s., 600
w to engage in profitable business; do
not answer unless you mean business. II
204, Globe. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

MIR E. HARD, los College av.. fash
1SI ionable dressmaker; all work guaran.
teed; terms moderate. 352-l6
D ED CROSS COUGH DROPS will cure
III your cold; five cents per box. 3O7
10 CENT SOLID SILVER THIMBLE
10 sales resumed at Ingham's, Monday,
Jan. 6. 1927 Jackson ST. - C
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

w ANTED TO BUY-Restaurant for spot
w cash. Address p, 149 West Seventh
st. $40
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A FlRST-CLASs PRIVATE HOTEL.
II in good location i'll this city, doing a
good business, for sale on easy terms, or in
exchange for real estate. Address Q 2O2,
Globe SD
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JERUSALEM 1OR SWEDEN

NEW JERUSALEM COR SWEDEN
~ borgian) Church, southeast corner
Virginia and Selby av. Rev. Edward c. Nit
chell, pastor. Services at 1880 a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday School at 11:45 a. m
Subject of morning sermon, "a Lesson of the
New Year. evening lecture: 1.-The ARK of
Noah. What Was It?''
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

gao CASH and $50 in thirty days buys
epCO restaurant on Monday only. Cali
Room So, Communication bank, after
noon. 37n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

G6N0 FOR No. l restaurant feeding
PoOO 400 people day: location central.
OIGAR AND STATIONERY STORE to
- trade for vacant or improved real estate;
location and trade frst-class
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

CPIRITUAL ALLIANCE = TT III e
~ New and the Old' is the subject chosen
by the guide of Bishop A. Beals for lecture
this evening at 1880, in Wacouta Street
chapel, between Eighth and Ninth sts., psy-
chometric readings and evidence of immor-
talitY given free after the Lecture
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

DARK ONGREGATIONALC CHURCH
l. Preaching by Rev. Wallace Nutting,
pastor: at 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m. All
seats free. Strangers welcome. Meeting of
the Y p. S. G. E. at 6:45 D. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

MRS. A. ID. LAMoUNTAIN, 90 Dakota
1NL av., does the very best dressmaking for
the money in st. Paul. 1901
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

&c 0OD FOR one of the pest paying
.DO9OOO saloons in the West, including
building finely furnished and choice stock
of goods; halt cash. Address Lock Box 20,
Appleton, MINI. 1924
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

M ASQUERADE, evening and street cos
1Vl tunes made at dressmaking parlors;
prices reasonable. Miss Oliver, 449 Wabasha
ST Il
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

D tV. DIR FORBES, PRES Ell
IL der of st. Paul district, will preach in
Clinton Avenue M. E. church West side) at
1870 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

MFRS. PLUMLEIGH, 276 Fifteenth
W. ST., fashionable dress and CLOAK
maker; best work done for the money in the
city 1892
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TO EXCHANGE.

ITO EXCHANGE-Fin Smelling av. lot
Il one-half block from proposed electric
line, for good horse, carriage and cutter, AID
dress o 202, Globe. so
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

p EY. S. NJ. CROTHERS will preach in
Ii Unity church at IL a. m Subject,
"Christianity and Humanity Sunday
school a:A5 a m
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

M Rs. La MOUNTAIN, IO2 Dakota Av.,
w Fashionable dress and cloak maker;
all work first class 362-27
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DRFSSN AKING

I ADIES-If you wish your own or your
IL children's dresses to fit, cut them by
guaranteed or money refunded; special rates
to dressmakers. 4S7 st. Peter st. 347-77
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Office of NIcKenney ~ Co.,
33S Cedar St., Union Block, Room 66.
miscellaneous Business Chances

M 'KENNEY q CO, 338 Cedar street,
1fl Union Block. Room 66; take elevator. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

60 cD0 BUYS seven-room house and
p%sOOO two of the finest lots in St.
Paul and one corner. This property is
only half block from street cars, and the
greatest bargain ever offered; street graded
and sidewalks. Look this up if you want a
snap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
CT. JOHNS, WHITE BEAR-Evensong,
~ 3:l5 p. M. Rev. S. Mills. rector
HORSES. AND CARRIAGES.

A BEAUTIFUL driving horse, with sim
n gle cutter harness, two robes, bells,
plumes. blankets etc, all for $50; rare
lens stable, Fourth st. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
ROARD OFFERED.

QOARD-For rent,a nicely furnished front
ID room with board: also use of bath; terms
$40 per mouth; suitable for two gentlemen.
232 West Seventh st. $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05

ZINE Russian sleighs below cost; four and
L six passengers; my own manufacture;
the best selection in the city; prices, from
S175 to $500. Tom Scott 242 Virginia ay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Wicker RrOs..
q East seventh St, Room 300.

ME HAVE five lots in Minneapolis to exc
w change for n farm thirty or forty miles
from st. Paul. These lots are worth $500
each. and mortgage of only So. 80 on eachs
or will exchange for a stock of goods of any
kind
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
A Walking Pin-Cmahlnn.

There is in Georgia to-day a Confed-
erate General who was literally shot
full Of pins during tho late war. He
was an extemp0rized pin-cushion, but
the pins saved his lie. on one oc-
casion the General was lying in his
tent a. night. Tho Federals wore near
enough 70 shoot into tho camp. It is
ssid he had just finished letter home
and had thrown himself down for few
hours rest before the hot work that
would begin in the early morning. whom
ping a Mimic bullet from a sharpshoot-
er's rife sped through no tent and
struck the General in his left side. The
blow stunned him. and he lsy As dead
for few moments When he recovered
consciousness he was surprised % fnd
himself still alive. He felt stinginx
pain IN his breast, and, tearing open
his shirt. found that the ball had struck
a package of pins his wife had given
him, thinking thoy would 20 needful ia
those days when there vss no ono %
sew and patch. ard had driven every
one Of them into his flesh They had
saved - lfe. but be Vss walking
cushion bristlin~ with u.n-headS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
COURT RECORD.

CIRCUIT Hon. Wm. T.. Grove, Judge
Rufus ". Glllctt Ct al rs. Lewis
Spauldlug. assumpS.t. sealed verdict of
no cause of action. Matilda Tyro.er rs.
John u. Poisson, trcspass; verdict.
Fred r. B.akclcv ". Anna ". kccney,
3-sump,.t. trial commenced. ou cal
today 2-. :. 2s and 10 Hon NJ e..
Burch. Judge John ". Sherwood v-.
=. =. Chamberlain; continued over tlc
term. Horace Hopkins v~. Chloe Auu
osborn, % chauccry ry;hcarug continued.
ON call today Jaw cases, sG. 3, 10, l9
and d.. chanccry cases, I- and o.
SrrEmoE- Hon. J.. a. HuluCamc.
judge Tie People SIS. Frank Van POM
brock, deadly ASSAULT aTra -ncl and
pleaded not guilty. The People SIS. r..
=. iilil alias John liII, saloon open on
sunday verdict guilty.
Hon Cyrus =. Perkins.
Judge Estate of John o. Goo1-..l. &C.
cea-cd- rCuOrt of comm eunr- on
claims fled. Estate of Joseph W.
ikcr-. q minor I..8ndcr stout appoint
ct guardian. E-tst. - Iam., Lever,
p minor. guardian. fna. account flied
and allowed.
T>Irro ~rArf-- Hon. fI. ?. ~cvorcus.
Iulro-N -Nm. Patterson SIS. The steam
Yacht Eac'c. decree d sm ng ihoI.
Tl1ct Hon. JOHN D. lio'mo,. indigo
ll.u B..r. raHnsrop without 8
c-r-r aIfnurr1 fa February q 10 a.
m. H.urv IvtVork. a-sauf and iat-
tory adjourned ~ February -. SD "a.
m. Kate Morrison Hattie Williams
and john Doc. assault and battery ad-
..
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

J. A. Roche, travelling agent OF the
National Dispatch Fast Freight Line,
Was IN town yesterday.
". IL Williams, OF Chicago. travcl W.
freight agent of the Missouri Pacific
railway, Is ln town on business.
j. ". smith, Of Detroit. travelling
agent OF the Chicago. santa Fc N Gale
fornla railway, is looking after Western
interest, in this city.
". A. Carpenter, Of Detroit, traffic
manager of tie D., J.. a. y. and G.. a
". NJ, has been IN the city for "a day
ON business connected with these roads.
The little daughter OF Master OF
Transportation Fitzgerald, oi the q. T..
4 J.. railroad. is lying very ID with the
scarlet tcyor. Mr.. Fitzgerald is de-
tanned at home 10y reason thereof.
Freight Agent +. {. LcavenwortA. of
the g.. r. & J.. and NJ. W. Rose, OF tAe
&. * ". NJ, have returned from ta.-
cago, where they have been Attending
meeting of the Western Traffic Ass0-
ciation. They report that the business
done al the meeting was OF purely
routine character.
! li' i"iN"N F''lii' 'aA tttN 't Ltti+-
ing but ice, winch comes m sooner or
later IN all conversations. They admit
that it getting 20 bc something Of a
chestnut, but there arc business men
standing around who have been pmchod
by the unreasonable weather of this
winter, vino would like 10 eat that KIND
of chostnuts as long as they last. More
order, for ice are now coming D than
can be- filled on account OF the pauc.ty
of cars
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
The Grau Opera Company vii hc M
Powers, February % and 21.

Lovers of vaudeville should not fa
to attend smith opera House the
week. The show IS "A fine one. There
VIII bc a matinee tomorrow afternoon
t215o'tIock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
j. B. MULLIKEN HONORED
At the Bu,iness Mems banquet at Tray
erse CIi3.

-At the Busihe>a Mems Bouqutt at ITaN-
erse CIi3.
Nlcc-Pres dent and General Manager
J. b. Mulhken, who was the guest OF
the Business Mems Association at TRAY
erse City, yesterday, was invited TO
respond to a toast at the banquet. but
delegated that duty toanother. lHow-
ever, the members OF the association
captured him at the business meeting
yesterday morning, and with COM
mendable perseverance succeeded i'm
getting a speech out OF INN, IN which
he took occasion 10 outline the present
condition and future prospects of the
state. His remarks were received with
enthusiasm, and upon their conclusion,
burst OF applause 3tteSted their appre-
cation of MS sentiments. The follow
ing resolutions, introduced by Hon.
Perry Hannah and supported 10y J.. T..
Bates, was adopted 10y a rising vote:
R@oired, That the Business Men =
Association OF Northern Michigan, In
convention assembled at Traverse CITY.
February y, 1899, learn with profound
regret Of the res -uatOn of !. +. MulL-
ken, vlce-prcSideut and general mana
ger of the Chicago a West Michigan
and Detroit, Lansing u Northern rall-
way system, in the management of
which he has been closely identified
with the business interests of Michigan
for many years. lis sterling integrity,
keen t0rcsign and determined energy
are known and appreciated by the
business men throughout the state.
And IN his retirement we tender our
sincere Acknowledgements for thc-kndiy
interest and due regard hc has AWAY,
had for the just demands of our pCo-
pie; and We sincerely hope that bis
great ability may ho directed into new
venues OF uscfuines, 90 the state.
TIE occasion wa>'a very pleasant ono,
long to bc remembered by those pres
ONT
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

fhs Ar,a.azsaaeats Coaaplete-A Isst 81
tise speakers

e'se >feaAefs
Ite fna aru.l lar.ret a. tt4
NJ .s.t.,r
~- t--- g. t'f efs- itef--is
-. These tA et, have laerto
taken r.srt oa t.e 22t .f F.l.,.e,.
Ws..... l.......
"- t-, -A- ea @alaftaN.
Was l-.. ~.t- ~ e-a ca
sag -t
,-.l3,SaeaI i-- S.-.e az opportunity ~
,A .-.ei ~ ~. le
1-t- $3.50 --tN
.-a
49, --i N+-~ ~ "-..' .'.ltit ,.tt
s -.e >-+le. Nes ""tt tl
'-e p''er. d-i.-s '-t lt'-si, aaA al-
.~.- i' lcA axe .'-.A '.- efet t-e tD-
4tt .-s' 0'.'..'''-t ...
l'epuoaeaa parry A@'e I~et le-i- 4
1-e exercises "- ."t ioat li.,ii
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
THEY WANT THE FARM.
Tho Heirs of the Hopkins Estate Want a
Deed set Aside

The chancery case of Horace Hop
kins, administrator of Lonson J.. Hop
k.ns, against Chloe Ann Osborn, is now
ON trial i'm the circuit court. The case
is a peculiar one and there are % num-
b-r of queer people connected With it.
The defendant lvcd with the dce,a-c -cd
HOpkiu, ~ hOUsekocpcr, and loaned
n'm q small amount ot pension money
that She had received from tue Govern
ment. IIopkID, gave lcr decd oi q
farm iu AIpnc township that the al
,trator claims worth $1,000. The
heirs kick on TINS deed and CLAIM that
% was only given as "a security for the
money She had loaned. They arc VIII
ug to Uav her O. suitable compensation
for her service, aud amy lust debts or
CLAIMS She may have a13.n-. thc estate,
but tuoy want that Aipuc farm.
Chloe Ann IS Wcll enough satisfied
and not only mean. 90 keep tho farm.
but saws that tlC estate 0He- hUr elaa-
besides Among The papers presented
In the case S. a pioce ~ toe V.est dog
CercI ever VcrpctIatcd. IHc author s
communicated young mau who
acknowledccd tae authorship ~ the
stuff vth CON, dcr8b.e pride.
one of the v tucsscs yesterday was o
farmer from Catiaraugl- keo1ntv.
Cash. and there Va- q war of words
between hm and John Fairfield that
was as good as circus. i Io count had
Co. 9lbdue tho conversation - thc great
disauQu 0i the audience.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14
AN ECHO FROM THE RACES!


Tho Board OF l,eyew of the National
Horse A.-ouaton IS uow Ia session ~
Buffalo AZ ihs uortng iac houcs
AIc1yon and Nelson, with tner ovrcrs.
FL. Noble. bong tleouuero' tIuEon.
wcrc nadc defendant an1 cited ~
auswc- tho charge ol fraud atthc balcl
stallion race SO Beacon Park Boston.
la-t summer. lt uas alleged talt Nr.
NnI.r -..8 tnc race ~ Nr Nelson. hir
Noble. vfn hs attorney. 81 i ~n ifr.
ucrt 20 Buffalo and app e1 fof an Do.
mnrt 0u FROM the state court g. pre-
vent tao Board oi Review from taking
action Iu fhe case. which injunction has
been granted.
The prayer for uIuuct ton sets forth
among other thing, t1at the Board oi
ltoVcw has uudsr fs rules u0 Original
lBrs3 on. and 3 wac uot pretended
that fhls raeo came t0 8 ou appeal. hut
ou complaint ~ tho president 0i tne
board. Mr. johnson. vho proposed -
.t u judgment ou f9e case, snf 4
fine was uT0sei anl pa'1. would
go nto h- pocket IT. g. before a
tribunal tnr- composed. no matt'r
what GOO merits oi tfc casa. ~ ef'af1rn
fIaf could no offered. was - 60 to
certain delest with cyre Open 1o fTo
tert va' Hsh.e property fgntr. ial fnIi
was arr 81 a. WITH i
stated
Hehr3 tne rrosnr1t.on ~ t'.s raae
There j. s claimed an trat
ean he frr'a reed ou tne gronl t.af
johnson ls a tgcfar. ana fnai iHf
H.- q .. d ~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14


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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

Seats sre ESw selling ior tho great
mcl0drams, Shadows of q Great q ~.
which VIII run az Redmond all of
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-14

The gold watch which Col Edmgs Of
the Criterion Company Will give 90 thc
protUCst g.rl under 30 wears of age, at
Redmond : Opera House, at ihc >atur-
day matinee. ls ou exhibition at ~prug
4 Company show window.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-03-31

Du4tIl IUItNtt ntlluuS w VIC ClCHuItktIt SlClltL,
in Die Beripberien - ia, lit oenn oieles
9erlin Elm e~in5i9er, geipalttger, GROCER
groSeB, oaB es 10 pieler iurtDii6er Sei>
itGnoe bebarf?
SSn Der observation-disclosures en6li6r elmer in
einem Sabrifoiertel selegenen furSe1
Strabe, entbedte ct MIR stpei Golegen in
ettpa filnf5tg 0aulern, unD bort lieB er it6
nieber uno bort tpartete CT auf Slienten BON
Sag au Sag. 8er9cbens! St bate nit
3ubulfenahme zines ~fleinen, mu6eril6en
@reDtts mo etncs Observation-Disclosures;
tes ii6 eiIgeribtet uno blifte boiler Soft
nung in Die 3ufunft.
Seine eeieui6aftli6en ge3iebungen bieGs
ten iDn aufredt, er mar iiberou tpoblgelits
ten, DteL eingelaoeu = OaS madlte IS ibm
mogli6, it'd gut gu errdbren! Sp lange
er I'M 8eftBe zines Srads unb chapeau
claque tpar, 9inQ eS al1, Die 8olttion feltz
5u1alten; uto er flommerte fi6 an DieIe
9eleul9attllGen Seiiigtbiimer felt, ais es
id)on langlt bergab nit ibm gitg in ienem
ralenoen Sentpo, nit Dem cine 2atptne herz
nieoeritilrSt aus ben Sobeu. Gr bate ieis
nenSerpftdtun9en ni6t na9fommen, leine
Wed)lel ni6t einlolen, Bic Staten auf Die
@inri6tung niht beSG6len f0nnen. Man
nobm l5m Die Sadel1 meg, Die man ibm
9eltcben bate, Die Sriiden lparen flrdtbar
l6neu abgebroden, Die Elm lei6tgepQbrter
lbtpinoelbafter Grebit inn gelhlagen bate.
Mle bic Shafale fielen bic @IanbiQer lber
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-21
Now Transfer Station.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has made
an importrnt change, Hereafter Blairs
vile is to be transfer station for all east
bound freight that comes in over the
West Penn road. This change will be a
great saving in time, not less than two
or thee days, to parties who receive
freight. Heretofore a great deal of the
freight has been brought into the Pitts
burgh transfer station in that city, and
after being handled there has been sent
back to Allegheny to go east via the West
Penn road.