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REAE ESTATE FOR SALE.
Suburban.
BOARD OFFERED.

R0ARD OFFERED.
D OARD-Nicely furnished room: private
Il boaTd- O'Clock dinner; furnace. gas.
bath; home comfort; references. IS Tilton ST.
BOARD Nicely furnished loom. with
l. board IN private family. Call 2S5
Grove 81.
ROARD-Furnished rooms with board. 800
u North Exchange.
Q0ARD-F0r Rent-One front parlor with
l. connecting bedroom with board 10 two
gentlemen. or gentleman ana wife. for SIS
per month; also front and side bedrooms
very reasonable 20 West Fourth. near St
Peter.
ROARD-Pleasant furnished rooms. fur
IL mace heat, use pariOr. piano. board. bath;
81 per week. 81 Iglehart ST.
DOARD-Niceiy furnished rooms wsth
- board and use Of bath 932 West sew
enth st. one block from Seven Corners.
pOARD-For rent NICE furnished room;
y furnace heat gas ami bath; table board
| Z East Tenth ST.
ROARD-Furnished psrlor. with board,
- for two or four; also alcoye room and
single room 275 Eighth st
ROARD-Wanted. one or Two small chill
u dreu OF infants 10 bORrd; good refer
enees: good care 136 Mt. Airy.
POARO - Nicely furnished rooms with
u board IN large modern house. 2l0 East
Ninth St. corner Sibley.
QOARD-Pleasantfro trout rooms with board;
II also a few more table boardeTs can be
accommodated at 229 East Tenth st.
QOARD-R0om and board with all mod
II ern improvements. 252 West Fifth ST.
QOAND-Four gentlemen VINO want nome
II comforts, nice rooms and goOd board for
= per week. can ind same by addressing "
81. Globe
4 a. 4 Al n
II family; near Broadway. 2I5 East Tenth.
ROARD-NO los East Thirteenth ST.. TWO
y rooms with frst-class table board at
= per week.
DOAKD-Persons living near corner Of
= Nelson and Western aves. can get board
II sos Nelson ave
pOAKD-EnrHished rooms with board. if
l. desired 1914 East Tenth 81. Mrs Murray
DOARD-Room and board for two gentle
- men in private family. 81 Broadway.
DOAKD-Large. newly furnished room.
u with use OF bath. with board. Address
P 90, Globe.
BOARD = Furnished front room with
u board: also table board: use OF gas. So
Eighth st.
DOARD-FOr REM. front alcOve room. nicely
Il furnished; steam heat and gas; also one
single room; hrst-claSs table board 235
est Fifth 81.
DOAKD-B Belmont House Corner Eighth
- and MinuesUta-Best 81 day house in the
city: no bar in connection; regular board and
rooms - Der week.
BOARD - Nicely furnished rooms. with
- board; hot and cold water bath; rates
reasonable a East Eleventh St
ROAKD-Large, warm room. with first
- class board. also, two single rooms;
reasonable terms. 22S East Tenth 81.
DOAKD-Suuny furnished rooms with
u first-class board in new brick house
go Selhy ay.: references exchanged.
n s5RHOOD t4UUS E1-East Ninth. Near
WaDasha-Warm rooms. with excellent
board. s. ana . per week; table board. ST.
per month; transients, 81 per day.
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INSTRUCTION

THE Miss j. ID. HESS PRACTICAL
i Business College and shorthand school
is one OF the substantial Institutions Of the
CITY, and * the place for ali who desire TO ut
themselves for business life: the pupils CON-
mend il: business men indOrse il. Eighth
floor Pioneer Press
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PROFESSIONAL

EELECTRIC AND VAPOR BATHS
Ia Mrs. A. T. BagnaIl. 159 West Seventh.
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PERSONALS.

-
fVLAIRNOYAST - Mrs. NJ. l.. Misgao.
K clsirv0yaut and business sitiiRgs ID
ladies Ouiv. - East Seventh St. Room -
AIRS. ~ A AZ sSEY, ~ East Eighth st.
" Magnetic ana massage treatment for
nervous diseases. paralytle and rheumatism:
also Ciairvoyaut. Hours a. M 10 p. m
n lsS. AR nos n Z y >-Naguetic healer
VI usychometric and trance medium. 2a5la
Y est Seventh ST.. II. Paul.
OLIVE BRANCH - sure cure Tor al
- female diseases: pile Iemedv and
stomach powders. samples free. \. Walker,
te5 Pearl ST. ~. Paul Mimi
ORANGE BLOS~OM-A positive cure
- for ala female weakness: SIX weeks
treatment S.. Hiss Jennie Nelson. s. ROYAL
-t0u ay-. Minneapolis: take Sixth aV- CIR.
OWING 10 previous engagements. Prof. +.
~ t.. Leonard. The trance medium. VIII be-
abseII from the city until sunday. The 23d
INST. when he VIII return ana continue MS
marvellous exhibitions Of mediumistic pow
ers until bis departure for Europe II the
spring ParlOrs No. D sixth ST. north nexf
20 Masonic Temple Minneapolis. Don 1
forget the date Nov -
44TANTED- price Of lily Of The valley
W bulbs in another column. De Cou K
Co. u West Third
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MUSICAL.

DTANO TUNER-AddFess :. E. Crutchett,
L Box Az, POstoffiee, St Paul; price, SL50;
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PATENTS.

4 MEXICAN Patent Market and Novelty
n Factory. A. NJ. Carlson. soliciting at
toraey and manufacturer and seller OF pat
euis. 6I5 amc Oh Mississippi St ST Paul
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HORSES AND CARTHAGE.

4 4 4 SAjKiEfCf-IWO teams of fine
Il large pineTy horses Weighing $50
pounds each; viii sell for $3.50 team; one
team Of hve-year-old mares weight 3.100
pounds; Will sell for $3.50; these horses are
worth al least $40 team more than we ask
for them. but we are bound to sell We nave
several other fine young draft driving and
stop on price on. If you are in need OF any
thing we have don fail TO examine our stock
before buying Pioneer sale stable. 523 First
av- north Minneapolis. Mimi
EOss-S ALE-rwo horses. j West Third
L street
EOR SALr-Black>Ar Arabian pony: weighs
i 100 pounds: Is gentle; good traveller; per
fectly safe for lady or children: also cart
harness. robe and blanket: owner going
South must sell; price SO; a bargain. Ad
dress * so. Globe.
EOR SALT CHEAP-Horse buggy. mar
L ness ana cutter. No. 10 East Seyenthst
HORSES WINTERED-Goodc care. warm
IL stable, single and box stalls. Address
f. T. Whilcher. Manchester
7 EFT FOR S.Lk-Fonr good driving
L. horses; weight. $50 10 LOO pounds:
price. SO TO SO; a lady can drive either
o. them: must be sold; can be seen to-day or
Monday. between 1 and . p m. AT so East
Ninth ST
NITANTED-Horses TO Keep for the win
w ter; good feed. warm quarters: best
Of care guaranteed. Inquire al y Davidson
Block.
VxIANTED-A few more horses to winter.
w n 715 Ashland az: best aCcOmmOda-
ZION and lowest price. John J. Brennan.
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CHTROPODIST.

u LOCKWOOD. THE CHIROPODTsT-
IL All diseases OF the feet 293 and 294 En-
dieott Arcade. Robert St, between Fourth and
Fifth sts.
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DYE WORKS.
L q ROCHEX y. W Steam Dye WORKS
L office. SIC Robert ST. RYAN block
works : end : Indiana av
TAMI>O On a -. New YORK steam DYE
y Works; ladies' and gents cioihinga spe-
cialty "A u est Sixth 81.
TAHLERT & MINTEL Minnesota
IN Steam DYE Works "a East seventh.
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THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
Offices. EndieOtt Block. Fourth
Street-Aets as executor. admin
iStraIOr. guardian. trustee. as
signees receiver. etc.
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WANTED TO BUY.

EURNITU RE-Wanted to BUY. all kinds
Il Of household goods: highest cash prices
paid IN city. CardezO furniture ana Auction
Co. As 10 462 jackson St. between Eighth
and Ninth sts
MOOD SAW and engine wanted a. Room
w 10. Rogers Block. corner Fifth ana
Cedar St.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-16

4 GE~TS wanted for q tirstclass article
Il just pat on lhe market "a East Sew
enth 81
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NTANT ED-Salesmen on salary OF COM
w mission 20 handle the New Patent
Chemical Iuk-Erasing Pencil; the greatest
selling ueYelIy ever produced; grasses ink
lEo-OHghly IN Two seconds: no abrasion of
sales amounted 10 SEQ IN six DAYS: another
So II Two hours; We want one energetic gen
eral agent Tor each stale and territory For
terms and full particulars address The Mon
roc Eraser Manufacturing Company. la
Crosse Wis
On TEAMS Tor railroad work near DuluIh
~ $50 Per day ana board; free fare.
Moore q Co. @S3 Siblev ST.. or Il High ST.
Minupapafl~
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StTT-kTEoNs aFFEE.E ED.


4 CIINE NOKs>ERS everywhere for
n "Shepp's Photographs Of the oFld
produced nj an outlay Of SI0l.8}o tremendous
success: Ar. r. II. Marshall Dexter. ind
cleared $50 in four Gavs. Rev Henry FISHER
Paiufeld Mass. SlSl in SIX hours 3i-Ss II,
Il Harris. Carried. Penn. 81 III ihTif MIN.
utes. Tie nrea.est boob on earth Nam.
moth illustrated circulars ard terms freel
Books on credit Freight paid 5eaEtifIi-
outfit only s. Address GlCbe Bible Publish
iug iomnauv. 60 Cestnut ST.. thli4deI-
uhla. IA
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DLUM BER-W anted. first-class plumber;
i wages. S35J; nine hours worK. Apply
10 y Il. frame. jefferson school
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POPULAR WANTS.

III ULh!l WhllIO.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Suburban.
GOOD FARM LANDS near ST. Paul for
u sale cheap. Address II. Hail. 800 Day
ton av.
miscellaneous.
AXE sPHALEN PROPERTY-SI.OO 600
IL per acre for lake front c. ". Hill. 264
Concord St
d EAL ESTATE for sale on easy terms.
AA have great variety OF nice lots for sale
very cheap at $50 per lot and upwards.
also have some nice lots al the Indian Mound
park with the most beautiful view of the
city for 81. 900 per lot also have nice lands
for sale froSIng on different lakes. which 1
will sell very cheap j. +. Eisenmenger, No.
763 Wabasha St
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Rooms

Rooms
-bUTEL lsKI - ,slLl1. Tor gentle
n men only: fifty modern steam-healed
rooms bv das- week or mouth
A kGYLE, g-Corner St Peter ana Central
II Av.-Ore large. unfinished front
room: steam heat. gas and bath; private
family.
BROADWAY. 55s-Three rooms with
- pantry, wOOdSked ana water, Tor house
keeping.
DROADWAY. 669-For rent. three or four
II rooms furnished for housekeeping: hot
and cold water snd bath; first floor: private
house
CANADA ST. 667-For rent unfinished
\ rooms i'll good order. with water and
sewer: ground floor: cheap. Inquire al 81
East Fourth 81. Washington Life
CEDAR ST. 4l7-For Rtnt-The room is
- Is by II feet. l2-fOOt ceiling. Inquire AS
Cedar 81.
CEDAR sT.. 639-NewIy furnished alcove
y room. with gas. hath aud furnace heat
11EDAK Az 2Is1- MinneapoIis-Fo rent,
- one furnished front room on first floor;
suitable for two gentlemen
CEDAR ST. 6J3-Second Door From Cen
l, trail Av-Nicelv furnished aIcove room
for rent; bath etc: SO per month
FTENTRAL Az. Is EAST-Near Wa
\
dow. aleOye. closets. ba'h; beautiful lOca-
ton.
CEaTRAL AV AND ST PETER-Ar-
- gyle AnLeX-Eurnished front rUOm.
large closet steam heat. gas.
COLLEGE Az. ~ WEST-Two pleasant
- warm rooms for winter; gas. bath. board
and home comforts
COLLEGkAV. IEAST-Two pleasant
- rooms. centrally located IN modern
Ia
reasonaole-
( 1OLLkGE Az. I5l-Furnished front al
y cove room; with steam heat; modern
cOnveuieRces-
QOLLEGE Az. Il WEST-Nieely tur-
- nisbed- desirable front room; steam heat.
bath and gas.
nAXTON Az COS Nicely furnished
- room. with gas. heat and use OF bath
! for one or two gentlemen; best of references
required
HTGHTH ST. $50 EAST-NiceIvl Tur-
] ~ nished rooms; furnace. bath. hot and
: cold water
ETGHTH ST. sf3 F5AsT-Two furnished
( Il rooms for light housekeeping; with
( water; SO
EIGHTH ST. 81 EAST-For rent fur
/ IL nished front ROOM reasonable: private
family.
/ TIFTEENTH ST. 267. EAST-FOur I'M
/ = furnished rooms Tor housekeeping. sec
! ond floor. private house. all conTeniencess
rent. SO: references
! ERANALIN ST. 405 NORTH-For rent.
= one small. one large nicely furnished
room for gentlemen. DrivIamiiy.
/ ERANkLlN ST $40. NOKTH-TO rent
/ L bright ana comfortably furnished
I rooms. at reasonable rates. three doors south
/ OF the old Park theater."
! ERANKLIN ST 4O5 NORTH-Two nice
i i furnished rooms for three gentlemen,
I with private family; call ana see them
MORT 81. 449-Furnished room, with OF
l. without board
| HORT ST. 09-Furnlshed- front aIcove
! l. room for two gentlemen; s. each Der
. month.
/ EORT ST. 3TS NORTH-For rent, two
| 4 rooms down stairs. city water and
| cellar
FOURTH ST. I25. WEsT-Near Rice
| Il Tark-Two communicating rooms; warm
| and pleasant
FOURTH ST, 10 WEST-To rent -four
! 4 downstairs furnished rooms, $l2 q
! month
GROVE ST. 2I3-TwO rooms aud pantry
! VI furnished com plete for housekeeping:
sleeping rooms. ~ up
EROVE s1.. 232-Furnished rooms foI
" rent suitable Tor light housekeeping
with water ana sewer.
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STATE or MINNESOTA.

Notary Public, Ramsey County. Mlnnesots
lNOtarial seal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-16

BY CHARLES ". EBrRLEN. Secretary, -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-16
POPULAR WANTS.
FINANCIAL.

d NJ. NEWPORT & SON. INVEST
IA ment Bankers. loan money on i'm
moved property IN St Paul and Minneap-
Oils at Per cent ION or before Offices.
New Pioneer Press Building ST. Paul. aud
Reeve Buileing. Minneapolis
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III Were You. NV Dear.

/ wOuldn t turn my head to look
after fine frocks, or impertinent men.
/ wouldn't forget to sew the braid
around the bottom of my skirt, or the
button OH my shoe.
wouldn't conclude that every
man who said something pleasant to
me, had fallen in love with me.
L wouldn't feel that 1 was an ILL
treated parsonage because, though
could play pleasantly, my friends
didn't count me modern Mozart.
1 would not, because l was tired
and nervous give snappy, ill-naJured
replies to questions asked me by those
who really cared for me.
/ would not get in the habit Of
speaking in a familiar way of the
men know; when you make them
Tom, Dicksor Harry they are apt TO
consider you as Kate, Nell or Molly.
L would not permit any girl friend
to complain to me OF her mother-it
is like listening to blasphemy.
/ would not when / brush the dust
off my hat forget the cobwebs of dis
trust and suspicion in my brian.
would not tell my private affairs
to my most intimate girl friend, nor
would L ask her impertinent ques-
tiOns.
i would not write silly letters 10
young men, or permit them to be
familiar with me.
would not grow weary in we'll do
ing-instead / would keep on encour-
aging myself by trying to live up g.
my ideal of a woman, and the very
fact of my trying SO hard would make
me achieve that which / wished
The Ladies' Home Journal for Feb
S'Uary.
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Advertising Anhorisms.


Too little advertising is like plant
| ing too little seed.
A can Of printers ink Is not to be
fooled with any more than can OF
dynamite. Both are as effective and
useful if used carefully as they are
dangerous and destructive IL used
carelessly.
The successful advertiser not only
gives particular attention TO the
wording Of an advertisement, but 10
| also just as particular about its typo
graphical construction and display,
80 that "A casual glance tells the story
while the "make up" and general ar
rangement is pleasing and catchy TO
the eye.
The great secret of success In ne vs.
paper advertising il the selection OF
the proper journals and a properly
worded and correctly displayed adj
vertsement. No little interest and
attractiveness is added by the judi
ciOus use OF cuts. An attractive IL
lustration eXcites the curiosity of the
reader, and he reads 10 satisfy his
curiosity.
The progressive merchant of to-day
owes his success to advertising; with
out il one might as well take down
his sign and invite the sheriff to
walk in and close up his business.
The wisest business men and the
most successful ones are those who
keep their names prominent before
the public when trade is good as well
as when il is dull. Constant and
continuous advertising, got up In an
attractive style, is like the constant
dripping of water upon the hintY
rock slowly but surely an impress
sion is nade.-L0S Vegas IN. M
optic.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

Next Sunday morning prayer
will be said at 81 A. NJ. in The Sun
day-schOOl room at st. Peters church.
Holy Communion at IL A.. NJ. At
p. NJ. the rector Rev. r. NJ. Metcalfe
will deliver a sermon to young men,
taking for his subject: IA Search
for Man" All cordially invited to
be present.
L. U. P. NJ, Jan. Both, at , p NJ.
Session room. Subject Gal. 81. "Be
not Deceived; God is not Knocked
for Whatsoever a Man Soweth, that
shall he also Reap" Feel. l1-6.
"In the Morning Sow Thy Seed, in
the Evening Withhold not Thy
Hand; for Thou KnOwest not
Whether shall Prosper, Either this
or that, or Whether they Both shall
be All the Good" Meeting to be led
by Mrs. James Akin.
SONG SERVICES.-At the Metho-
dist and Presbyterian churches last
Sunday night song services were held.
The attendance at both churches was
largely increased, and shows the pop
ularity of these services. The con
gregations sang Justify the old famiI-
lar hymns, and all present enjoyed the
sweet old music. Several solos aud
| Duets were also sung and at the
Methodist church little Pauline Kelly
recited a beautiful selection.
Services in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church next Sunday as
follows. Morning subject; 1.-The Sun
of Righteousness. Evening "What
ia your Life?" Sunday-school at
$3.50 A. NJ. Young peoples meeting
| Tuesday evening at O'clock, and
prayer meeting on Wednesday even
! ing at o'clock. Christian Confer
ence at close of Sunday evening
services.
Services as usual, next Sabbath
! in First Presbyterian Church, at II
a NJ. aud Z p. NJ. Subject in the
morning will be Temptation, aid
the Way of Escape from it," Al
night the Rev. Mr.. Webb will begin
series of lectures on the "Pilgrim's
! Progress" as illustrating, explaining
and enforcing the vital truths of the
| Bible 1t would be most profitable
| for all who Will hear the Sc lectures
| from Sabbath to Sabbath, to again
peruse very carefully that beautiful
and wonderful book of Jno. Bunyan.
The subject of Mr.. Webb's lecture
next Sabbath night, will be: "The
| Pilgrim Aroused to Sense of Sin
and his interview with his family and
with Evangelist" The young per
sons of Mr.. Webb's congregation are
especially urged to hear these lee
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Church Services.

Services at st. Peters church at IL
o'clock A. NJ. and 7. o'clock p. M every
Sunday. Every saints day at IL
O'Clock A. NJ Holy communion every
Sunday morning at 7 o'clock. First
Sunday in each month communion at
Evening prayer every Friday night at
o'clock. Rev. II. T.. Metcalfe, pastor.
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ.
Services at the Baptist church every
Sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
p. NJ. Sunday-school at 0:30 o'clock.
nesday night. Rev. X. b. Mahoney,
pastor.
Services and Sunday-school at Ad-
vent Chapel, South Columbia, every
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. X.
e. Metcalie, pastor.
church every Sunday at IL o'clock A. NJ.
md O'Clock p. NJ. Sunday-school at
$50 A. NJ. Prayer-meeting "Wednesday
nights at o'clock. Rev. +. b. Webb,
pastor.
every Lords day. Sunday-sohool at
$3.50 4. NJ. Communion services at IL A..
M Praver-meeting Thursday night at
O'Clock. Reading of the scriptures
each Lords day by one Of the elders.
Services at Sonth Columbia, M. 10.
Church every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and Z
Pr. M. Sunday-schOol at $50 O'Clock A. M.
aud prayer-In citing every Friday night
AT Il O'clock. Rev. w. A. Loath, pastor.
Services at the @. r. church every sun
day at IL O'clork, A. N. and Z O'Clock, p.
NJ. Sunday-scbool at $3.50 o'clock, A. N.
and prayer-meeting "Wednesday night
a. MetS ScS Church; Preaching every
SundaysaG IL A. N. and p. M. PRAYER.
meeting Wednesday r. NJ. Sunday
school 0s3lA, N. A. Z, Alckerrin Pastor,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-30
Enforce the Move on Law

A lady friend requests the HERALD
to again say something to the Mayor
and City Marshal and police about
enforcing the move on law. This
lady informs us that last Tuesday she
was on South Main Street, and the
crowd of men on the pavement in
front of Lazarus was so Thick she had
to wait for a gentleman friend to
come along aud make way for her to
pass through. The law is stringent
against just such distractions as this,
aud there is no excuse for il not be-
ing enforced. The trouble is the pO-
lice pay too much attention to the
Public Square and too little to other
parts of the town. There was no ex-
ira crowd in town ON Tuesday, and
the common excuse of being "run
over by the crowd" cannot prevail.
We refer the lady's complaint to
Mayor Hendley.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-30
Patents Granted

to inventors in the Southern States
during the past week, reported by
G. A. Snow q Co., Patent Attorneys
and Agents for Procuring Patents,
Opp. [. S. Patent Office, WASH
ington, d. G..
W. Adams, Jr., Mount Vernon,
KY, Apparatus for preserving fish
alive, G. A. Boyden, BALTIC, Md. En-
gineer's brake-valve S. G. Brosius,
Savannah, Ga, Rotary steam engine
G.. Ferst, Louisville, KY, Barber's
chair, II. A. Hand, B"lto, Md. Can
soldering machine +. b. Isbell,
Paris, Tenn, Dough- board, M. II.
Jones, BALTIC, Md. Augeri @. ID. Ku-
bech, BALTIC, Md. Construction Of rail-
way ties or sleepers. II. p. Morgan,
Glasgow, Ky, Horse-detacher, e. e.
Ries, BALTIC, Md Portable electric
welding apparatus, r. Roy, Rich
mond, Va, Rotary brush, w. O..
Sears, Chattanooga, Tenn, Rail-tie,
w. b. smith, Atanta, Ga, Car-axle
bearing w. Fl. WaddalI, Lexington,
Va, Sectional lamp chimney, w.
Watson, Strong's Station, Miss,
Pillow, II. f.. Wheeler, Garrard Coun-
ty, KY, Truss, f.. G. Wiley, Bristol,
Tenn, Electric signal for railways,
A. @. Withers, Victoria, Miss, APP
paratus for strengthening dikes.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

A. NJ. Hughes, Sr. 10 Matte B
Hughes lot in 9th district-$700.
j. Il. Ashton and wife TO 3. r. Ashton
mill property-$60OO.
NJ. y. Morrow to w. N. Wilcoxson 1872
acres of land i'm 11th district $1l5O.
w. a. Bailey to Jacob Barker lot in
9Th district-Sl700.
+. IL. Ramsey, TO Susan Ramsey, in
terest in rs acres of land in 7th district.
w. ID. Benderman and wife TO w. II.
Wiley, 81 acres Of land in the 7th dis
trict-S5O0.
r. NJ. Watson and wife TO II. l.. Cor
coran lot in South Columbia--$2l5.
John w. Harlan to g.. II. Harlan 175X
acres Of land i'm 18th district-$4750.
S. w. Jones and wife to X. X. Jarrett
I06 acres of land in Dist district-$30O.
j. &. Alexander To $. w. Jones 1858
acres of land in LIST district-S300.
j. G. Alexander 10 'FhOs. &. Jarratt lO6
acres Of land i'm LIST district-S500.
A. A. Morrow To Il. A. Morrow "A
acres Of land in Ilth district-$14S1.
G. w. WitherspOOn to Edgar James
lot in Columbia-SS0O.
John b. Bond TO Alfred Wilkes l3lf
acres of land in 5th district-S300.
Harriet n. Frierson TO Moses McClel-
Ian lot in COlumbia-S200O.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-01-30
Circuit Court.

w. T. Jones, three years each in
three cases, for forgery. One forgery
occurred in this city in 1890.
Lewis Frierson TO ; bigamy,- two
years.
JEFF Walker, alias Slick, alias
Greasy. Three years for larceny,
committed at Fair Grounds last De-
cember.
H. E. Rucker, found guilty OF
voluntary granddaughter. Two years
in the penitentiary. Rucker Killed
Joe Amis, at Williamsport in 1889.
Isaiah Perry, larceny of water
melon from a patch, five days in the
county Jail.
Will Pearson, larceny; found guilty
and sentenced to ten days in Jail.
This was for bacon stolen from Tim
mons, Fraser s. Co., at Goodwin.
John Carter, larceny; one year in
the penitentiary. Harness stolen at
Mt. Pleasant.
Tom Fleming, COL, larceny of over
coat from w. b. Dobbins; two years
in the penitentiary.
Bob. Daniels, larceny OF hogs al
Goodwin, one year In the penitentiary,
Ia two cases