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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-12

Samuel G. Hortman Administrator OF Magda-
Iene Homer deceased, by direction OF the Sur
rogate of the County OF Salem, hereby gives no
Horner deceased, to bring in their debts, de.
mands and claims against the estate OF the said
decedent, under oath or affirmation, within nine
months from the date hereof, or they Will be
forever barred of any action thereof against the
the said Administrator
SAMUEL G. HOFFMAN,
Dated March A. 1895. 4. lO-2mos. Administrator
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE p!

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Albert II. Shape, sur
WING En- CSomprts Of Mcrtgaged
And Philip Curriden & ux, Premises.
Defts.
By virtue of the above stated writ, to me di-
rected and delivered, l Will sell at public ven.
due in front OF the Court House, In the City oil
Salem, New Jersey,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 18th, 1898,
Between the hours of y and s O'Clock, IN the
afternoon of said day ito. wit, at / O'CLOCK I. MI
all the following described premises, tract or
piece of land, situate la the tOwnship OF upper
Penn's Neck, in the county OIL salem anu STATE
of New jersey, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at q stone in the middle OF the road
leading from the Long Bridge to the Pler ROAD
and runs down said road South fortythree de-
grees West eleven chains fifty links;
chains; thence North forty three degrees East
fourteen chains to q stake in Robert walkers
line: thence down said line to the place OF he
ginning containing ten acres strict measure,
that was conveyed to Thomas Whitesail byJoln
Summerill and Joseph q. Summeril, Jr., by
their deed Of conveyance bearing date the
twelfth day of February, A. D., eighteen bum
dred and seventy and recorded in salem Coun-
ty Clerks ONCE in book No. 40 of Deeds folio
SIS, 50, so, reference thereto will more fully ap::
pear, The same premises was conveyed TO Salu
Mary L. Curriden by John A. Featherer, Execu-
tor OF John Barnett, decd, by deed dated March
lwentytbird Eighteen hundred and seventy'slx.
of Philip Curriden & ux, defendants, at the suit
of Albert ii. Shape, surviving eX. nc. q al, COM
plainants, and to be sold by .a
W. T. HILLIARp, Sol. 80
1888 Ala st.
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DIED

PLUMMER.-In Pedrlcktown, May lUth,
Charles $. Plummer, aged SO years.
RAIN.-In PENIS Grove, May Sth, Jane A.
wife OF Samuel NJ. Rain, aged 81 years.
BATES.-In Lower Penn's Neck, May, sun
Deborah N. Bates widow OF Hugh H., Bates,
and daughter OF the late James and ElizapetR
Newell, In her Ssth year,
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pEnRrcKroMN NEWS.

Reuben s. Pedrick is identifying his resi-
dence with a coat of paint. Robert C.. Tull,
also. is having his painted by &C. Barber.
some of our foremost farmers are setting
out sweet potatoes.
VIM. Dilks and John Gayenta caught a
carp in the creek Tuesday that weighed Isl
pounds.
Chas. Swayerly, whom we spoke of last
week having q sore finger, went to Coopers
Hospital, Philadelphia, Thursday, and had
it taken off.
ex-senator Charles S. P1ummer, one OF
our enterprising merchants, died Wednes-
day morning at ten o'clock after a lingering
illness of over two years. He will be bur
led Saturday, IS inst, from his late resi-
dence. Services at the Pedricktown NJ, T..
Church at 10k o'clock, interment at En-
manuel Cemetery, PENIS Grove.
sharon Corson took charge of the post
office last Saturday, and moved it in Room
No. 8. of Odd Fellows Hall. He has a
new cabinet of the Sadler make which is
an Improvement to Pedricktown. As soon
as Red Mems hall is furnished he will re-
move there.
Acton Post G. A. X. of PENIS Grove will
come here on decoration day to decorate the
Soldiers graves. The public are invited to
meet them at the Station at Z o'clock in
the morning and join in the parade. Speak
ing and singing are ON the program. Any
contributions towards buying flags for the
graves will be thankfully received by Thos.
Roberts or Wesley Hewitt.
1t was decided at the special school meet
ing last Tuesday night that the trustees
bond the school district for 5 $1,000 to build
an addition to the School house
1t is reported that David Kille has the
best potato bed in the community.
Samuel N. Gabel has treated his Indian
to a new coat of paint~ Butt.
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Pure Pekin duck eggs, 10 for IS cents, also
Jenny Lind and Golden Jennie CltrOn Seed.
GEORGE Il. PEDRICK,
3,31. Pedricktown, Nj.
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MARRIED.

REDFIELD-sHoEMAKER-In Woodbury.
April s, 1898, by j. Judson Piers0n, Warren /
Redield, Of Woodbury., and Mary A. shoehak'
er, OF PENIS Grove.
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Teachers Examination.

The next regular examination. Of candidates
for teachers Certificates will be held in the
High School, Salem, on Friday and Saturday,
May 5th, and 9TH. First and second grades
ent on Friday. Those who take the extra stud
les Of the First grade attend on saturday only
ROBERT GWYNNE, Jr,
4.1I.3t. County Supt.
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The Annual meetlrg of the County
Board of Freellolders was held in the
Court House, in Salem, on Wednesday,
when the election Of officers took place.
Clerk j. FormWn S%innickson called
the Board soon after IL O'Clock and
swore in the new members elected this
spring as follows: Furman ii. Lloyd,
William johnson, Peter Smith, Gle
ment b tanning and Henry Elwell.
The full Board is now is follows.
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Restaurant For Sale,

in a busy part of Philadelphia, 25l2 Kensington
Avenue. This oyster and chop house Is a good
business stand. All bills are paid and = 1ease
on the property. Fol- terms apply at RECORD
office or DAVID G. SIMPKINS,
25l2 Kensington, Ave.
5-l2tf, Philadelphia.
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For Sale.
For Sale.

Rurial lots In thenew part o fthe Friends'Cem-
etery at PedTicktown. Apply to
JOS. b. GREEN, Pedricktown, Nd.
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Rehzgerat0rs.
The Puritan of course--and
not of course; if it we're not the
best it wouldn't be here. +
When anything better comes
to the front look for it at Wan
amaker's.
But don't expect a Refrig-
ator better than the Puritan.
In theory as in practice, it
seems wonderfully near to per-
lection.
No hidden corners, no
dead air spaces. Cold, dry
air on tie mo0e is the way it
works. Disease germs or dirt
have no lurking place in a
Puritan Refrigerator.
Economical Of ice, to.
Upright, $3.50 to S22.5 50.
Sideboard, $12 to $50.
Ice Chests, $6.25 to S14'50.
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NAMAKER


price. 10000 yards - big
round figures. The flash Of
happy eyes at the front of the
counter has reflected the CLINT
of the yard sticks behind it as
they told off in rapid undulation
the waves of the G~inghams-
floating away to meet their
gowny destiny.
We control all Of this make
of Ginghams in this market.
MARX Mak.
May day is to many a day
tor Summer-dress thought.
The arbiter of prices has been
thinking with you. He has
gone through the Cotton Dress
S%tuffs the peerless stock of
Cotton Dress Stufs-and has
shipped, clipped and cut prices
as follows:
Fine printed Mulls, from 123c to Zoe.
Fine striped printed Null, from 15c to
121c.
Fine printed Basket Shifting, from 1Gc
to 12ic.
Fine printed Cambria, 81 in, from 1Gc
to 122c. ,
Fine printed satin-striped Poplin, from
zoe to 124c.
Just across the aisle from
these the relentless blue pencil
has gone through some of
Whtylaws' choicest Noveltiesin
Glasgow Ginghams. The cut
group includes Iridescent and
Plaid Epinglines, Jacquard
spots, Corded Lace, Silk stripe
and Velour Russo Crepes. The
prices tumble thus: 37H TO soc,
As to 37Hc, IS to soc, Is to
Goo. Among these goods.
many exclusive, each beautiful.
Shall it be an airy-light
Wool Dress for the hot days?
The billowy thin things are
one of the loveliest lines in the
Dress Goods store. Two from
a dozen:
SOC Cream Atwood Albatross, 374c.
36 in. Challis, navy blve and evening
shades, SOC.
Or a dainty Silk-and-wool?
Stop by the Lansdownes-
plain or iridescent. No need
for a word OH their elegagce
and goodness. You know Of
both.
But there are new beauties,
even in Lansdowne. New
tint tangles. May be 50 o fthem.
40 in, $I.25.
The Serge series is at is
best. Navy blue Serge for
outing or travelling. Every
other woman seems to want it.
Or the wiry black Serge.
Counters heaped.
36 in. navy blue or black. soc.
3s in. navy blue, GOc.
As in. navy blue, 75c.
80 in. navy blue or black, 81.
"a in. navy blue or black, $1.10.
Sc in. navy blue or black, S1.G5.
"a in. navy blue or black, $3.50.
Hop Sacking in the same
colors share the favor. From
SO ill.,, at SOC to So in. at $l.5o
Reh1eerat0rS.
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Your measure for

Your measure for
LEFT your spring cloth
ing, yet? This I'M
spring-like weather most
likely will be gone by the
time it is ready and then
you'll want your clothes
right away, Everybody
will. It's easy to see, then,
that to ORDER now means to
have it when you need it,
We would like you to
order it here and we're
sure YOU'LL not regret
doing SO. A large force
enables Us to quickly fill
your wants and every one
being a skilled workman
insures its being done
well.
Our stock embraces
styles tor every need and
at consistent prices-S5
and upwards for pants
and from $50 for suits.
You'll do we'll and we
will be glad to have you
through.
J. T. MuIIin q Son,
Tailora, 9th " Make
"lothiers, Wilmington
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Diver & SummeriITs Column
TO Read 1t
Means Dollars For You
We are always Busy.
w II
BECAUSE we buy our goods
right and sell on such a small
margin. We, will call your at
tention to the fact that we are
Headquarters For
the finest lot of
OIL CLOTHS
in South Jersey. All patterns,
c%olors, qualities and sizes. The
Most Complete Lime
of
Boots and Shoes
in the County.
TOR LADIES, GENTS And CHILDREN
Come and see us and be con
WINGED that we can offer you
Greater Inducements
than any one else. We have
just added to our stock a full
and complete line of
UNDER WEAR,
the finest in the market,
Wool E'le8C9d,
something new. Ask to see
them. st all times we carry !
full line Of
Dress Goods,
FIannels,
GIendaEI Cloth,
NEuslins,
Hosiery,
Gloves
to suit the most fastidious. \
full and complete line Of
First~Glass Groceries,
Hardware,
Glass
and
QUeensWeaT.
Give us a call as we will be
pleased to show you our COM
plete assortments Of goods and
wares.
Goods delivered to all parts
Diver Il SunllneriIl,
Progressive Merchants at
Union Corner.
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Max Ephraim,
NY, Clothing House

A storeful of the most per-
feet Clothing in the city! Think
Of what it means to you who
have Suits or Trousers to buy
and you who want to buy to-
day, you who can't wait, who
haven't time to bother with the
tailor or worry hunting the
stores.
This store is an lei Dorado
to you.
Every garment You lay your
hands on is a garment any tall
or might be proud to make.
Do you want a Dress Suit
with that hang to it that makes
a garment well-tailorcd Let
the quality be ever so fine or
not, every garment we sell has
that. Is it price, Sc to $22
gives variety enough.
For IS and $40 there's more
than so styles to choose from,
in Homespuns, Cassimeres.
Cheviots, Serses, Worsteds,
Blue FlanneIs, single or double
breasted.
For Sl2, Unfinished Wors-
teds, Clays, Chcyiots, Home
spuns, Cassimeres, Worsted, a
choice Of nearly a hundred
styles.
For S12, Riverside Worsteds,
Fine Clays, Diagonals, CASH
meres, Homespuns, Unfinished
Worsteds, an assortment of 60
styles, make, trim and fit equal
to any $25 merchant tailored
Suit in the world.
The finest that can be pro-
duced, in the best American
and Imported Worsteds, at
SIG. Is, 20 and %.
Trousers by thhe tousand.
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Strictly one price, and if
dissatisfied withyour purchase
we will return your money.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Miscellaneous.

A DRUGGIST competent to take charge
n of q prosperous and established drug
business may purchase one-half interest in
same: 81 900 required Address II. Globe.
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DOARD-'Three large. light and airy first
. floor rooms. with board; gas, bath, fur
mace: separate front entrance; terms reason
able 1858 Nelson av.
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AUCTION SALES.
p. II. KayanagI,. Auctioneer.

A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
n The entire holdings If the st. Paul
Plow Works at Gladstone, together with farm
lands in Minnesota and South Dakota, at auc-
ton. will sell at the front door of the
court house. i'll the city of ST. Paul. facing on
Fourth street, on Monday, Jan. %. al IL
o'clock in the forenoon, for cash only, the
following-described property, belonging to
the ST. Paul Plow Works Company. viz: Lot
IL, block of Warren & Flint's addition TO
ST. Paul: also all Of block Q of Gladstone,
Mimi; also lots to is inclusive in block l,
and lots and in block of Gladstone
Villas. and the northwest a OF lot |, block
of Sabin Garden Lots: also the southwest
a of section TO- town Il9. range As, in Grant
county, South Dakota; also the northeast y
ana east ~ of northwest Il of section II,
town l3l. range "a, in Wadena county, Min
nesota Nearly all of the above property is
we'll calculated for cheap homes and manu-
featuring sites, Gladstone being situate three
and a half miles from the center of the city
and at the junction of two lines of railroads,
viz: The st. Paul Il Duluth and Wisconsin
Central railroads. Investors will please note
this sale as the property will change hands
on the day advertised. p. Z. Kayanagh, AUG
tioneer
KaVanagl, az JOIlnsOn's Auction.
6.TN TIME OF PEACE PREPARE
l. for War'-During the cold and dull
days of January lin order to be kept busy
we shall offer greater borgains than ever out
of our immense stock. At present we can
show you the largest and most expensive
stock of secondhand furniture, carpets
rugs. oil paintings, etc.. ever shown i'll the
Northwest. We can sell You elegant parlor
suits bedroom suits, odd pieces, hall
racks, sideboards three elegant mantels, eX-
tension tables, fine bookcases, fancy tables,
heating and cooking stoves. gas ranges,
piano lamps. toilet sets, large mirrors, sofas,
lounges. etc. Carpets-there the drive.
We have received a consignment of fifteen
rolls of Lowell and Bigelow body Brussels
carpets that we will close out at IS cents a
yard; (think of this); all the latest shades
and patterns. If you need goods, and want
goods by all means look through our estab-
lishmenJ before buying. Kavanagh IL John
son. Furniture Dealers and Auctioneers, 1856,
1SS and 1870 East Sixth st.
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DOARD - Large furnished rooms, with
ID board central location; terms moderate.
$50 West Sixth st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO REST-From five 10 ten
w acres or more if cheap enough. with
buildings; near the city preferred. Address
Nv Last Seventh st.
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KavanagIa & J ohnson's Auction.
FINANCIAL.

D N. NEWPORT IL SON, INvEST
II. ment Bankers loan money or I'm
Iroved property in St. Paul and Minneap-
OILS at q Tez cent ION or before. Offices
New Pioneer Press Building. St Paul. and
Reeve Building Minneapolis.
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Females.

6NRAALB HRMAID-Wan a neat girl
as chambermaid; must know some
thing of plain sewing s36 Summit av.
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.sEnic.

DOOKkEEPE R-Wanted. a set of books
ID to keep evenings or afternoons; good
references. j. g., 1873 East Tenth.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Cd ODO EACH will buy two fine lots,
'DfsOOO size 60xl43 to an alley. on
Laurel av. near Kent ST.. terms to suit pur-
chaser. ID. H. Michaud.
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DOAKD-Strangers in the city will ind
ID pleasant home centrally located at "rhe
Miner l62 College av., corner sixth.
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4 GENTS for Bankers Mutual Aid ASS n;
"A easiest plan IN state 10 work. d. T. NC
Nauehtou. Secv, Germunia Bank Bid. St Paul.
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Offices.

DOR RENT-WholesAle block now occu-
l. pied by Powers Dry Goods Co.. 50xl00;
five stories, including basement; also 142 feet
on Wacouta. corner Eighth. 100 Deep streets
and alley, three sides; will build for whole
sale or manufacturing purposes, on whole or
part on 8 per cent oasis, and give five to
ten-vear leAse. ApplY 10 G. ID. Dickerman.
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DOARD-3l East Tenth St.-RoOms ara
ID board; good location, opposite capitol;
especially convenient for Legislators.
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FOR RENT.
focuses.

COTTAGE for rent: five rooms: city water,
~ sewer, woodshed. Inquire 651 Canada
ST. Rent. SIP.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED
Males.

4 GENTS-Wanted, district and special
\ agents for the Fidelity Mutual Life Asso-
citation OF Philadelphia; contracts with re-
newal interest if desired. Call or address Il.
@. Pleins, Manager, 622 Manhattan Building
pnpl
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a TEAM 10 haul wood at 15) Blair ST.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. B. W.
~ Rice is no longer vice president or d.
rector i'll the corporation of Aiken Rice d
Co.. nor has he any further authority TO sell
or make contracts for the sale of goods for
said corporation. 10 make collections for
said corporation or on said corporation ae-
count or TO transact any business of what
ever nature for said corporation. Aiken.
Rice Il
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The DAILY
GLOBE is tha
organ OF the
masses, but Of
no party, class
or clique. II
is looked up
o n b y { h q
masses as a
frien d a n d
counselor, be-
sides a steady
news giVer.
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DOARD - Nicely furnished rooms with
ID board: house modern; parlOr and piano,
library 300 volumes. So TitOn.
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DOARD-Good room and board for one az
d $50 St Peter 81.
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ITO SUFFERING WoMEN-yiavi, the
1 way 10 lea: til; N;ayi IS curing many; it
can cure you if Won will try Call or send
stamp ~. Eet-.h boyA u 20 Manufacturer
Block.
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EXTANTED-Solicito to work up nice
~ business in city and surrounding
country towns; expert cleared $3.50 SIN
WE'VE days uovices high as S51 first week;
ehuuce fOIrighI party TO get control of q good
business: special iuduCemenU TO gentleman
or lady Of talent; steady work throug hout
the year; few vacancies i'm other cities;
also in rural districts. Write Immediately to
Mast CrOwel IL Kirkpatrick, department
b. " Springfield O.
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w ANTEB-NOun men and ladies' 10
w learn telegraphy, shorthand, book
keeping. etc; students can make board.
Globe Business College EudiCOtt Building.
Y CUNG MIN out OF employment call
Monday afternoon. 10 ), at 314 Edmund
st.; work is 10 deliver books ana collect; give
TWO references.
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OARD-Furnished rooms, very warm
ID and comfortable with board. ga
Cedar st.
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DOARD-Large front room, suitable for
ID two or three gentlemen, with board.
254 East Tenth ST., Gotham residence.
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DOAKD-Furnished rooms, with or with
ID out board; all modern conYeniences.
III West Fourth ST.
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DOARD AND ROOMS for one. two or
ID three young ladies'; gas, bath, heat, and
use of piano. S26 Selby av.
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RFAsOBERADE AND TREAT RICAIs-
VI costumes, wigs and grease paint. Mrs.
l.. NeifmanIl. Is East Seventh St
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DOARD-Furnished rooms. with or with
ID out board; homelike and reasonable.
6S4 Wabasha St
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ACCOUNTANTS

Ii NJ TEMP Lss, % Germania Life Insur
Lie ance Building.
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A A LOANS on furniture. pianos.
AsAs horses, diamonds, watches, all
good collateral and commercial paper; par
tial payments, lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company, Rooms 1914. First
National Bank Building, corner Fourth and
jackson StS MackeY, Manager.
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4 NY amount of money loaned on horses,
"A carriages, furniture. pianos. watches,
diamonds. ETC.. at one-half the usual rates
can be paid back by instalIments, and at any
time to suit your convenience. thereby reduc-
ing cost OF carving loan; all business private
and honorably transacted. j. L. Strauch,
Room 10. Globe Building.
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DOARD-Furnished rooms, with board.
ID 30 Iglehart st.
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COOA-Wanted good plain cook at 462
- Holly av; 10 washing
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HOARD OFFERED.

A A FREMONT HOUsE-open to
IAsAs the public; everything new; rea-
sOnable rates. Corner Eighth and Robert
A. Bertram. Proprietor.
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FOB RENT
Rooms.

Rooms.
&IXTH ST, 12S WEST Furnished rooms.
~ hotwater heating electric light and
bath: fine view
GMITH AV.. 135-Near Sixth St.-Pleasant
~ furnished alcove room, furnace heat ana
gas; bath room on same floor
%tMITH Av.. 137-Large pleasant furnished
~ alcove and one single room; modern
lconveniences; private family
ct. PETER ST, 555-For rent very
~ pleasant front parlor, with heat.
CT. PETER ST, 3S7-For rent, well FUR
~ nished suite of rooms. steam-heated
ielectric-lghted, and suitable for one or two
gentlemen; rent per month, So.
st. PETER ST, 642-For rent furnished
~ alcoYe room; all modern conYeniences;
well heated.
GUMMIT AY. 1O5-Furnished front room
~ for gentlemen. with steam heat and gas.
SUMMIT AV.. l6-Pleasant furnished
~ room for rent.
TNENTH ST, 344. EAST-Two front nicely
= furnished rooms
TENTH ST, 2l7, EAST-Furnished front
i room, with privilege of light housekeep-
ing; also q side room for S..
TENTH ST.. $40, EAsT-Nicely furnished
L room; heat, gas. bath, ETC.
"A; ABAsHA sT., 444-At Dressmakirg
w Room-One furnished bedroom.
XNABASaA ST. 523Is-Corner Tenth
w Furnished rooms for rent; place
quiet.
WASHINGTON ST. 1863 NORTH-For
w rent one nicely furnished room; ref
erences exchanged.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-16

DOAHD-Furnished room with board. 1i5
ID Pleasant av
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-16
CLOAK MAKING.

CLOAKMAKING-O cloaks IN the
- latest designs made 10 order at short
notice Schultz Cloak Company, IS East
Third St, opposite Manufacturers dry goods
house
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-16

/ GtIXTH ST, 12s WEST-Furnished rooms.
~ hot-water heating electric light and
bath: fine view