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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
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Some Interesting Facts CONCERNING Them
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Men :. generally Cross, itheirhlegs ,when|
there is least pressure OH their hsinds. !
You wiIlnot very often find AMMAN actu-I
ally engaged in business with his; legs $!
crossed. The limbs at those times are
straighter than at any other, because the
mind and body work together A man
engaged in auditing accounts will seldom
cross his legs; neither will MAJ! who is
writing an article, or who is employed in
any manner where his brain is actively
engaged When at work. in sitting posr
ture the limbo: naturally extend TO the
floor in!a perfectly straight line. A man
may cross his leg if. heois. sitting in an
Office chair discussing some proposition
.with.another man, but the instant he be-
comes really in earnest and perceives
something. 10 be gained, his limbs uni
cross, ]he bends forward toward his neigh
Dor and begins to use his hands.
But these observations arc made Of
mankind in general. There are particu-
lar cases that are otherwise. There are
certain men of distinguished talents who,
when engaged in literary work, twist their
legs into intricate coils. One of the most
eminent dfamatists in this country never
abandons himself 70 deep thought with
DIT comforting his limbs, which are long
and slender, iltb Il kind Of an angular
scroll work under the table. Another
man, whose poems appear most frequently
in the magazines, seems actually to wiring
his emotion out of his legs as IF they were
sponges dipped in the divine aiflatus.
However, these are exceptional cases of
manncrsm by Which certain men of brains
are inscnsbly affected. Some twist their
boards when they are in deep thought
others scratch their heads ahstracedly,
while others ag,tiu eheM their finger nails.
To this absent minded genins belongs
now and then a man who can not ponder
Severely without making his legs express
Ill the emotions of thought.
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Barn ia does the thing better, | am sure,
and they do say that the features Of the Hip
n nod ne in Paris are immense. but do YOU
know my bucolie rearing shows itself in b
preference for the. strolling ,cantryDcircus, its
pink lemonade, the company. Of my rustic
friends, and. tlleig. open-mouthc enjoyment?
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Friday, Oct. 9. 1891.
Our Effective Police Force

Our Effective Police Force.
The passing away Of last Saturday,
when a crowd estimated at 1000 people
was assembled in Big Stone Gap, without
q disturbance of any kind, was a signal
triumph of the law and order that are es-
tablsshed and recognized here, thatshould
be.proof for all time to come that peace
and quietude may always be expected;
that life is as safe and property as secure
as it is inany old city Of the land.
Only two or three years ago, the Fowdy
element that il found in every section,
apd,espesialy in, PLACES. that have long
been:rempte fromthe civilimng influences
ofhrailroads' and. their accohpanimelftss
would come to town, FIRE up onlnoonshi;nIie,
and then hold high. carnival with pistol
practice at oneanothor, Comanche., yells,
ahd;drdnken orgies, with 'a.o,onc TO say
thsmnay. 80, :. IA .... !.
Then game the organization of. the vol.
untary police force5in which wera,cnroll-
edmany of the very best Young men" in
saSn;..young mel. who haa jpsf LEFT com
observation-disclosures in other,p parts lofthe copn7
Try, ryoang men fresh from the University
Of Virginia, Harvard, Yalea and Princeton,
and nd all Of good families. Indeed as a
man on the outside put it, "one has to be
agentleman to belong to that police
fotee!" They literally took tlfeir lives in
their bandss when, entering upon this ed u.
cational work, they first began making
arrests;ana showing the. majesty of The
iaaws ; the ih5enbeff. spent many hight
ID guarding tbs, jail, and ROADS, Or track
ing ,crimiaals q in the MOUNTAINS Duels
%iYR Wihchesters and .chuses. horse
ialcf we're not iaffeaueht. : On, one occa-
sion mob was actually formed to; come
to the city and exterminate the force.
But the Knowledge that THEY we're in tie
right, the couragethat is born of the, con-
tact Of shoulder to shoulder, and cool pa
ticnce, established the supremacy o., or
der, and there have since been but few
attractions, and those Of a minor charac-
tor. Some of those who were once. the
most troublesome, are now our fellow-citi-
e zens s. and themselves are With the police
-.fif = ...'''.At . .sf'G ,:-ii.S az tn
in their good work:
Again that was a splendid exhibition. Of
the establishment. ST the ,ri shtt ~ and tthc
siaw, land all credit and;psaise to..the Mpli
bitter Police 'Fbree,,sohief IRVINE, and
Mayor Bullitt. $50 ...'4.'.' I '.''..'' 9
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be blended accordingly.

+ I feared III thing would be ayell when the
procession Proved TO be smalls and without
interest, but still those people who came %
and fifty miles On horseback, and who had
naver-scena show; enjoyed it#itA their. eyes,
mouths, ears, and even peked me IL the back
with their knees and sat:and tramped OH aiis
but still enjnyed tutIejr enjoynent. The
crowd behind asked d femaleto sit doE1 50
lthat thss soaia sse, But ashc 66ianstwanf tobit
down." she said, and what could you do with
Faady whensh defied the police?
That Indian was genuine buck, no doubt,
and sArizona Joe' good horseman, but that
I.lasso throwing was tame to degree. There
was one good rider, the two children dida good
thing on the trapeze, two men timbled well,
|. and there you are. The Ministries were fake
OF unadulterated hue.
|, The cook said they fed. $50 people, but he
twas put up to that by.Maanager Munchaus.en
for its effect on the public. His tables were
livery nicely set in the tent, but as he seemed
to be idishng out n5thing but sauer Kraut from
Id barrel, left. Il MAS Hungry. 2 :. -
! y. t.. <
!, Ny friend XII Kilbourne, is the only one who
so far as know, got even with the circusipr
its dependence, the side show. -.
I Said XII. -.
.aTwo friends gave me 60 cents and asked me
to get two tickets. The seller gave me back
DO cents in change, and three tickets"
"What did you do?" asked. - > -" :; /,
+: event In myself" said Ri.
rr--.n c.r., .rrr 1N1crr, A(,rrD
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o.. AIRY TONGUES.

l. !.
.Barnam does the thing better, / am sure,
and they do say that the features Of the Hip
podrome in Paris are immense, but do YOU
know my bucolie rearing shows itself in b
preference for the .strulling ,cmntry" circus, its
pink lemonade, the company. Of my rustic
friends, and tleis. open -monthcd enjoyment?
:, r,.f 5,r,: 81 w .!E:,..i,.:} -, s,,,..:..
i ~ Dia.ynp see the Circus that vas here in.thc
early. samMqssar?, Surely if was the most prim-
tiye ever. on the road but degree rem !Iy
from the:outGt of those very early j English
actors, who drove around the country and
gave their plays on the platform of their
wagon. Tho acrobat tumbled Il bit, and to
nest himself, Joined the two fiddlers and blew
ELECTROMAGNETIC. clewn. earlier. ID the ,day ! bad
seen taking tickets nat, tho door, and their
so much, that have no
doubt thatar assisted in: taking down their
Shabby tent ardi I'M driving the wagons when
| they atrucAu.ou forathe'.next place. The old
woman sbldl.iakctssand made change from a
small hand bag, as she circulated around in
| the crowd, and cooked the saeals on peram-
0as a stove curing ' ne. .n'sfaoss'
In that second small show 'p1itied the pro-
! prietor, who did about forr-ffths of the act
ing; he gyrated on the horizontal bars, did a
turn on the swinging trapeze, went through a
clog dance, and what not, | cant: recall. l am
pretty. sure he viii make a future or kill
himself, or perhaps do inc great double act.
The clown himself enjoyed the sarcasm e
announcing Signor Atissino wiilnow perform
Ibis unparalleled feats on the lofty Slack wlre .
| think the height of that lofty slack wire
varied from three to FIVE feet, and yet the
cloNn waited in abject terror to catch the
Signog is he should take tumble. And
didn't YOU laugh, when in: making up the
elephant the proprietor was asked by the
sufferer he .scould mt make the headquarters
Ekeephis hands.ou of The pockets of the fore
quarters", And that Would-be Indian who
ate five and; acted, tue Salamander generally,
remained here q piece fotsam and jetsam,
.foE some. lime, rbut lie saw too much of:the
colosed brother, was buncoed out of his earn
ings, and WAS a seeker after notoriety in the
police court. The waves Of the next circus
soso him away, SO Bio Is again. perhaps pfac-
tring for his vocation in the next world, land
tellingspseple about his having been with Cor
don at, Khartoum.
But fer tho size Of its tents. and its preten-
sions, that circus of Reutz,.s was The rockiest
ever ran agaihst. hat ar imposition in
the way of prices, aud what a shanse that the.
uncopipl aiaing people we're not protected. a
suppose $500 o. 900 was necdlessl3 and
u,siustly taken out Of town By those scamps
who had no earthl interest in the people or
the place. And when they came to changing
bills, many q alan MAS cheated in the crowd,
and the haste af doing things carpenter
friend Of mine lost IN that ssas, hsing given
Isl bills instead af Bit didn't Tate Irvine
hold that cirsns lsenrs Gil the man
put III, that guess lle did,
and { s,atieye fbee stopd ii With
aisd she wj,sslla ass,naeists
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the common IS ON nsof London yealt Wild
over American negroes, and hackerayi
relates In ..TAe irg5niaHs how GumlJo,
4 an I froff the Old Dominion, was lion
sixedlaS the English servants, and finally
.captuscd white wife, but i had never be-
fore Witnessed negroes and white women .,
at t tie sn fITs.tntJlc iii q leading restaurant
.wisereah best classes of people go ior
Aheir heals.
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z; SlI :, !. - q 90
t.Wili Mr.. Arthur Retire?


MANY conflicting reports have been sent
out from Middlesboroagh within the past
week concerning the rumored Eetiremenf
of Mr.. Asa. Arthur: FROM the manager
: ment of the American Association QimI
'itsd). andfhe' siid;dlesbordust Town Com !
!, nany.s A late Telegram says: ,....:.
"a, The wild neutrality-suspicious. this anp
other points relative to important ,changes Of
management in the American Association
(limitcdI, andniiddlesborough Town Company
are without fact or foundations. The. TRUE
stakas of.the case.is as foliows:.f .s,n
"Two years age, while coming here from
Knoxville, Mr.. A, Is. Arthur was severely if-
jured in r:aailroad wreck. As Middresborohghes
development was then in it's intipiency, nh:
Arthur, though badly hurt,' personally COP.
6 Quoted the.affairs. Of the sAmdrcan.AssocIatiSn
and .Middlesborougil Town Company, .ofwheh
he vas General Manager spd President. re-
q spectipeiyy @itaeat allowing them TO- lag pE
suffer. His duties then, and ever since, haze
Been ardh6us in:the extreme, ahdale frequent
iy requested the London board to relieve him
ofsome of his responsibility. Aftertwo years
;of waiting, the relief has come jim the shapeiot
cot the most graceful compliments. a maral
! ger eanireceiSe from the board of a rich corr
,poratio,f:' 1n' letter from the Chairman of
Eke English directory, Mr.. Arthuris now asked
sG become d member of the bbard, and ito
remain in Middlesborougli as the local and
consulting aNsstqrsg ,sGhe eoaiee; of General
Manager is expected to be abolished at the
general meeting iii December next.
.sMr. Arthur remains President of the Mid
'd!esboroagh Town Compaay,and no changes
have occurred, or are likely to occur. in the
Halter company until The annual meeting ii
April 1895"
81 MIR. Arthur WAS all right III the eyes of
people when lie was coming money for
those who were lot buyers, hut now that
tight times, for whichihe is not RESPONSE
Ode, have caused a lnllin speculation, NO
cad of complaints are brought against
!. him, and he is roundly abused not to say
cursed.
Any man who was ;downei once, and
then raised millions OF dollars for a. new en-
enterprise, as he did 1T Miadiesboro,sgh,
must have tremendous powers il, reserve,
ahd here's wishing him success again M
whateyerhe undertakes.
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tickets as long assx he price was SCENTS,
and fifteen min,ltes would not hayeelapsed
before the adnnisgi on would have been, as
usaaa, 80 cents That mrs. would have
done q just nc, and earned the gratitude
OF g, GOO people
w want the visitors to like US and our
place, and to come again, and it should be
we'll known foe.them That ON. mo to -is:
1--WE. wiil.not,cAeatssdu ourselves, and we
will not allow others to do so:s
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= OOM-Well furnished: French window
II lighted. heated and cared for Ton very
desirable cOrner). 50. Address g Globe
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SH00 BUYS an established restaurant
QOOO business with a profitable trade;
well worth $1,000. p. NJ Self :,
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POPULAR WANTS.
FOR RENT.
FlaT%,

ELAT of seven rooms 10 West Ninth ST. !;
Il all modern improvements. Apply in
rnar hof7cA
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ELAT-Flat or thee rooms. convenient
l. for housekeeping; cheap rent, in city.
PA West Seventh st
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hOulSeS.

A WE RENT HOUSES, STORES. OF
II. FICES. TAKE CHARGE OF RENTED
PROPERTY. TAYLOR'S RENTING AGEN-
CY. GLOBE BUILDING.
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saturday.

Lena Clark ct al to L Taylor, 4.
Iearr of Its 33 and 81, ManitOu Island s., $50
Lena B Clark ct al to Smith. 1t B.
rearr of Its 80 and IS. ManItou Island. 600
90 Terry's add. -. ...'.,.. 1000
c A Jorgensen to E Nelson, 1t is, blk
10. Smiths subd. Stinson div. $50
7 II Parsons 10 Nels Anderson, II Z, blk
o, Arlington Hills .................... 1900
tins ada .............. ............. $3.50
e ID Fuller to Claribel Lawton. 1t >, blk
4, Woodbury. q Cases add. ........... $500
blk / Woodland Park. ........ - 5000
Ickler 10 Jos Guertin, Its II ard r.
sunnyside add .....................' 1900
John IcKler to Jos Guertin, IL Q. Daw-
add =. -. -. ....?............ 1000
Dittberner TO c W Schneider, IL ). blk
Z, Lewis Cd add Observation-Disclosures. 1870
Two unpublished. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Total, 10 transfers observation-disclosures $4,000
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DOGS-For sale, eight Irish setter pups,
- full bloOded; S. for male, 81 for female
Marvin Cooley. 563 Broadway
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Tuesday.

10, owasso. ....................... 49,. Sl65
ST Aubin & Dion TO Durment, 1t 10,
bik2. 0wasso ........................' 132
blk 3, Stone K Morton's ...........'...' 1000
Kingsley TO j Fuchs, It's and 10.
blk l, Barney \ orton & Kingsley's LIST ,225
j 7 Odell to Geo Finch. 1t u and west
10 # of 1t 90, blk II, Dayton 4 lryines. 10000
Total. five transfers. ............S So. SD
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Thursday.

st Joserhs Academy to II Moon ct
al. 1t % blk 3, Academy Heights -. $500
Tosevin to y Bramern. 1t 49, blk /,
Ryan's subd blk G, Rogers d Hen
bricks acre lots .......... $50
II A Schroeder to j P A Yemen 1t 5. blk
l. Clarks add 800. . . go 1900
r A Smith to F c W II Fischer, 1t 3, blk
II. SmIth's subd Stinson's div. ECO
Z T Slayton 10 II Salverda, 1t 90. blk
], Ryan's subd blk e, Rogers & Hen
bricks acre lots Observation-Disclosures. 40
A Z Bunker TO NJ NJ Bunker, Its II, Is.
10. 20 subd blk II, Brown IL Jackson's $500
Two unpublished Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Total, s transfers ..................s l5. 0a1
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POPULAR WANTS.
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS.
Monday.

W Nelson and wife 10 L Eshelby. Ii 6,
blk II, Oakdale Park ........ $500
T U'Ren and wife to A F Smith, 1t 4,ssea
blk ., Magotfin Il breckenridge
" Foulke and wife to NJ K Clum, 1t %,
blk Il, Syndicate No. 3 add. ....... -. 5000
II Warsaw TO Wright, 1t e, blk 4,
Woodland Park. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
j Weber and wife to " HeTrick, lis
% and -, blk 6, Castle 700
Bruggemann ana husband 10 \ Nj
Wade. Its / and . Lanberg's rearr
blk IL, Beaupree d Kellys add. 3,490
Grant to n G Loan and Co, Its 10
and H. blk 3, Kuhl's Second. ....... 1000
L Hand ct al TO c \ johnson, 1t 13.blk
>. HUlcombe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,OJO
A Bettingen to U Peterson, part 1t
5. blk ,, Pattersons Observation-Disclosures. 500
CT Lipke to A Wesenberg. W so feet It's
/, >, B. blk 1, Michel's subd of Stin-
son ulN ---.-..... ~.cOV
E A Sargent and wife to B Rosenband,
Il 40 feet Its rs, % and 80. blk I, Doug
ms ~~fOO
Two unpublished Observation-Disclosures. 1920
Total, thirteen transfers. $500. ..S51, 900
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Total, s transfers .
Friday.

A Preston to A Nelin, tract in y e u
sw "a sec 2S, town %. range 22......... $500
" b Hemenway TO S a Chamberlain,
part Its 4. Z, blk IS, st. Anthony Park. 200
Six unpublished .......................I5 Is, $50
Total. transfers .............S 1115O
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POPULAR WANTS
AUCTION SALE.

Jebb e. Sclaau err. AuctiOneerS.
M E HAVE just recsived 1900 pairs fine
w sample shoes for gents, ladies ana chill
dren, which we will sell at one-half the regu-
lar price; come and see them and save
400 WahaSha ST
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FOR RENT.
Edward COrning's Rent List.
Innl-ccr,
MODEKN EIGnTKOOMHOUsE- No.

MODERN EIGHT-RUOM HOUSE. No.
w 226 Virginia av., $3.50.
Modern eleven-room house. No. 200 Rice
St.. S25.
Modern ten-room house. No 400 West Sew
enth, $50.
Good ten-roOm house, No. 139 Smith
av., $50.
Good six-room houses, Nos. 662, 66i East
Fourth ST.. SO.
Good nine-room houses Oh Mississippi
Sc, $50.
Sores 80 and IS West Third ST.; low rent
Modern apartments for gentlemen at 43l2
West Third St low rent
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Building Permits.
The following building permits were issued
yesterday:
Adam Wurno, 1-story frame ice house.
Neiderhofer, near Western. $1,000
August Meyer alterations to 2-story
dwelling, East Sixth, near Maria 49, 1000
Nels j Ness, 3story stone and brick
store, East Fifth, near jackson. 1000
Twelve minor permits. 1000
Total, Is permits, .. .....S $4,000
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Wednesday,.

Nebinger TO y P Fransen, Its 49, 20
81 and ~, blk IL, DenslOws rearr of
CrIickshank's Garden Lots ......... 81, 200
c B Nebinger 10 Swan Meleen, it,, blk
II, Denslow's rearr OF Cruickshank's
Garden Lots ..............: ........... 300
ard PARK. -.... 49,. ...... $500
Kate Hubbell to E f Plough, 1t ~, blk
., Palace add 200
Two unpublished Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total. transfers $50. 500
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CELB1 AV.-Three large, airy, steam
~ heated rooms furnished or unfinished
single or Ell suite, at reasonable prices Ad-
dress G 90. Globe
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w ANTED-Party with $500 cash. TO
w take active interest in saloon and
restaurant This is a rare chance TO the
right man, and should be investigated at
once if you wish to engage in this business.
Address 0 81. Globe
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SEVESTR ST, 233 EAST-F furnished
- rooms, single and ell suite, s., Sc and $40.
Room 9.
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w ANTED-Man with capital to unite
w with one of experien ce and an estab-
lished trade in the milk. butter and egg bust
ness Address L 69, Globe
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ELEVENTH ST, pa, WEST-Corner
~ CheStnut--A very pleasant front room
with heat and bath and all conveniences; on
first floor.
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SENENTH ST, 2i6 WEST-Three nicely
- furnished front rooms, with all modern
impTov ements.
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nNE-THIRD interest in n prosperous
~ business for sale. X. L. c., Globe, st.
paul ..r
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DOR SALE-A well-established drug store
l. i'll city; a bargain at S1,S0). Address
SfrODhautilS Globe
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MEAT MARK ET-With all equipments,
WI corner of Wabasha and College aV
Apply 70 East College nv.
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DOR SALE-A shoe store in good loca-
l. ton in this city; low rent; clean stock
of $1,000, at 75c on the dollar, spot cash. Adj
dress l. 24S Globe
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SEVENTH. ISL WEST-Suite, bedroom.
~ parlor, suitable for two or three gents,
gentleman and wife.
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CEVkNTH ST, t3i WEST-Five and two
~ rooms, second floor; bay window, storm
sash, dumb waiter; cheap
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SELBY AV., 257-For rent, two good rooms,
~ with board
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D ONDO ST, 179-Near Rice-Nieely fur
Ia nished room for rent: private family.
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DOR SALE-One of the best RESTAURANTS
L in DULUTH; reason for selling. proprie-
tors health broken down. YEARLY BUSINESS,
to \. b. & +. T. MERRITT, dealers in REAL
ESTATE. PINE AND IRON LANDS, Room 4)6, Pal.
ladio Building DULUTH MINI.
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\NANTED-A party with $3.50 TO S1.5t0
w cash to join me in the purchase of %
piece of mineral property; fortune in it
sure. Address \ g. Globe.
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DOR SALE-Beautiful Parrat flooring,
l. sheeting. dimension lumber, shingles,
slab wood. Quantities to suit. 400 Lumber
Exchange.
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CITEROPODEST.

7 lockwood, THE CHIROPODTsT-
il All diseases Of the feet. 293 and 294
Endicott Arcade, Robert ST., between Fourth
and Fifth sts.
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DOBERT AND TENTH STS.-Eight
II rooms in block for rent. Inquire sos
Robert 81
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ENGLISH MASTlFF PUPS, both sexes
u sired by Roscoe 90, SO. dam ''Rich-
land Daisy" 18TH will make dogs weighing
160 10 $50 pounds; good family and watch
dogs. Address E. f. Batten, 359 Drake
kiOpE
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SHERMAN ST, 341-For rent, five and
~ three rooms in private house, calculated
for housekeeping
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

nODGE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE can
- be found at 5l5 St. Peter ST., Room /.
DINE FANS. laees and dolls repaired, at
J. 1912 West Third.
I AIDES, 90 to the Franklin Wig Factory
IL for hair goods at half price. Davidson
Grand Block BIS Wabasha
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08

ENGIN ES-Several small engines and boil
II ers for sale cheap. G. W. Alexander
Drake Block, st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08

D OBERT, NO. 550-CoIner Eleventh ST.
IL For rent, nice furnished front room,
cheap. INQUIRE Room 30.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-08

u OOMs-For rent, two rooms, en- suite
IL $3.50; two single rooms at S.. 50 and S.
j. NJ. Cooley 500 Broadway.