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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
POPS AT SEA,
Couldn't Agree at Their Caucus
Upon a Programme.

Couldn't Agree at Their Caucus
Upon a Programme.
There was a caucus or conference of
the delegates to the Peoples party leg.
islative and county con vention last
night at Labor hall. The attendance of
delegates was very large. The meeting
lasted until midnight, and was very
warm. j. c. Stuhlman was chairman
and E. G. Douglass secretary. Judge
Macdonald. F. IL. Clark and others
prominent in the party had a consider
able amount to say on the question of
indorsing candidates for both legislative
and county tickets.
A motion was made to favor the in
dorsement of certain county officers,
but this was voted down 1t was sug-
| gested that Judges Brill and Kelly be
Endorsed for judges of the district court,
but thif was voted down. 1t was then
suggested that R. A. Walsh and II. w.
Cory be declared the choice of the party
for district judges. This was laid on
the table. About this time an incident
arose which showed that the meeting
was to be secret, and only delegates
should be admitted. Mr.. Carlson, a
member of the committee for the Eighth
ward, and other Populists tried to get
into the meeting, but were denied the
privilege. In the discussion over the
nomination OF a county ticket it was
apparent that the delegates are in favor
of making the chief contest on the legis-
lative candidates II leaving the selec-
' ton Of county officers until after the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

Democratic and Republican conventions
meet. Several delegates favor indors-
ing such candidates for county Offices as
will give strength to their ticket and
who may be nominated by other par
ties. One delegate said that the senti-
ment seemed to be in favor Of NJ. f.
Kahn for county auditor, and John b.
Olivier for probate judge. Another said
that they would favor a nOn-partisan
judiciary, and would probably nominate
r. A. Walsh and A. E. Bowe for district
judges. The name of Judge Cornish
was also mentioned as a probable cam
didate, and his nomination by the Peo-
ple's party club two years ago was
alluded to.
The nomination of an entire legisla-
tive ticket was discussed freely, and
the sentiment was in favor of the OH
ventiOn nominating a straight ticket at
the convention OH Sept. 81 for the legiS-
lature and then adjourn until a later
date to consider county officers. The
suggestions for the legislature are as
follows:
Senator for the First, Second and
Third wards. E. w. White, James Clew-
ster and M. Wickers; senator for the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards, Charles
Schott and Charles Kohlman; senator
for the Seventh and Eighth wards, Z.
F. Carlson and James Morrow: senator
for the shoe string" district, E. l..
Writ.
Candidates for the house of represent
tatives: First ward, Edward Peterson;
Second ward, G. D.. Smith; Third ward,
to be left open; Fourth ward, Daniel
Barnard: Fifth ward, j. NJ. O'Grady;
Sixth ward, J. G. Stuhlman; Seventh
ward, to be left open; Eighth ward. H.
A. Wallratf; Ninth ward, to be left
open; Tenth and Eleventh wards, E.
Lehy and j. Powers.
Another motion was made to consider
the names of persons for county officers,
but a motion to adjourn was put and
carried without further discussion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
GOSSIP,

William A. Van Slyke and William
Robertson are making an active canvass
for the clerk of courts nomination. Mr..
Van Slyke has a good record behind
him and a popular wave to push him
along. MI. Robertson says he is man
aging his own campaign and is getting
unexpected support. 1t is said that II
the contest gets so hot as to make a
deadlock, Lou Wilkes will probably be
the compromise candidate.
~
John F. Fitzpatrick is spoken of as a
Democratic possible nominee for dis.
trict judge. He is a lawyer of excellent
repute and well versedin law literature.
Philip j. Mcguire Is the probable
Democratic nominee as county commits.
sioner tor the Seventh ward, He is one
of the best posted men in the county on
the needs of good roads and its needs in
a financial way. He is conservative and
would be a careful guardian of the in
terests of the people. He IS a member
of the well-known real estate dealing
firm Mcguire Brothers, and his long
acquaintance with the county would
make him a valuable man on the board.
The Ninth Ward Peoples Party club
will meet Monday evening at the corner
of Park avenue and Sycamore street
Populists from all parts of the ward and
city are invited to participate in the
meeting.
The Sixth ward 8. NJ, Owen club will
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
AMBITIOUS.
Wants to Be County Attorney,
But Can He Run?

Can a citizen be a member Of the
common council and hold a county
office? On the answer to this question
depends, III a large degree, the proba.
bility of James E. Markham's securing
the support of the corporation attor-
ney's Office and the Lincoln club for the
Repu blican nomination for county at
torney. If it is the opinion of ZolIman
that the offices are Incompatible. then
the question will be raised as to whether
MI. Markham has a possibility of cleo
ton. If it should be determined that
he can't be elected then he will be
allowed to run. The philosophy of this
reasoning is that Mr.. Markham must be
kept on the board of aldermen at all
hazards. Ii he should loose that office the
Democrats would elect his successor.
and that would leave the council Dem
ocratic on joint ballot, a thing which
the Republicans and the corporation at
tOrney's Office do not desire. A side
issue germane to this matter is the fact
that William A. Van Slyke might be
nominated for clerk of courts. If he is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Hardware Sale.

Chair Seats, worth 15c. now on sale for 5c
Copper-Rim Tea Kettle, worth s5c, now on
sale for Csc.
Glass Lemon Squeezers, worth 1Oc, now
Oh sale for SC each.
Shovels. worth 15c, now on sale for Sc.
Oh Heaters, worth S.. As, now on sale for
So. As. WI
Flower Sitter, worth l5c, now on sale for
DC.
73c.
sale for soc. VI
Fiye-Gallon OIL Can, worth Csc, now on
sale for 3Sc.
Tooth Picks. worth Sc. now on sale for &c
Wire Flower Stand, worth SO, now on sale
for SIT
Garbage Pail, worth S1.25, now on sale for
Csc. ~ ~
Coffee Mill. worth 4Oc, now on sale for ,sc
Spark Guards, worth SI.5O, now on sale Tor
ST.. ~.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
so. and uttered one brief sentence

so, and uttered one brief sentence,
which met with great applause.
DIR. Buckley. the president, explained
that the Populists, who had rented the
hall from former proprietors, had leased
the hall for Saturday night. The sue
ceedlng proprietors rented the hall to
the Democratic party for the same
night. To settle the question between
the two elements, thes matter was re-
ferred to the hall committee with full
power to act.
sE. q. Hinebaugh. candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county au-
ditor, made a speech and prophesied
success for the party.
The question of securing an available
candidate for the legislature from the
First ward was discussed. The presi-
dent, on motion, was instructed to select
a committee of three to choose a candi-
date for legislative honors. President
Buckley appointed Messrs. Robb, Nc
Donald and Mullane.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS
Hold Their Regular Weekly Meet
}pO at TurOoon,s Hall

ing at Turgeon's Hall.
The First Ward Democratic club met
at Turgeon's hall. 942 Payne avenue,
last night, and held its regular weekly
meeting, which will be held every Sat
urday evening. The object of last
nights meeting was to perfect the Or
ganization by the selection of vice pres
idents for the several precincts. An
invitation was extended by President
Buckley to all who desired to unite
with the club to do so. The report of
the committee appointed to select vice
presidents for the several precincts was
read by Secretary White. This was not
a full report, and, under the advice of
President Buckley, all vacancies were
filled. This is as follows:
First, Thomas Hanscomb; Second,
William Johnson; Third, G. E. Robb;
Fourth, Henry Mccall: Fifth, L. Fahey;
Sixth, Otto Harpke; Seventh, George
Dilleyer; Eighth. Gus Olson; Ninth,
William j. Mackey; Tenth, John L..
Burns; Eleventh. L. Fiunegary.
1t was thought wise to elect a vice
president to serve in the absence of the
president. Four nominations were
Wlu6, Jul lNO VI llCSG-NhGSSTS. MIC.
Donald and Observation-Disclosures in
favor of the other two-Dan Aberle and
William johnson. Mr.. Aberle was
elected OH a majority of ten.
1t was decided to hold a special meet
ing next Thursday evening. 1t was
moved to postpone the regular Saturday
night meeting to Tuesday evening,
Oct. 2.
P. j. Mcguire. candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county COM
missioner from the Seventh ward, also
made a few remarks, in which he prom
Used. IL nominated, to make an aggressive
fight.
| Capt. Hanft was conducted to the
chair by Mr.. Mcdonald and asked for a
speech.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

he would be elected, and would resign
from the assembly. This would give
elect a Republican u ccessor to Mr.
Van Slyke, provided, of course. the
contest of Mr.. Melady does not succeed
in throwing on: one more of the Repub-
lican assemblynen.
Another branch of the scheme isto
carry the Pennington-Hare contest to
the supreme court, in the hope that Mr..
Hare may be unseated, but this does not
give any promise, and is only a hope Of
the ZOlImaniac mind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Clark's Committee.

NJ. R. Prendergast. chairman of the
Peoples party congressional conven-
ton for the Fourth district, has named
the following committee to conduct the
campaign of Francis Fl. Clark:
Ramsey county, Thomas Montgomery.
70. W. Bonham and John A. Meade;
Washington county, E. E. Cowell; Chit
sage county, r. H.! McGee: Isanti
county. 0. Lumberg; Kanabec county,
MI. Vasant. :
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Carpet Sa|e.

Velvet Carpets. worth 81. now on sale for
69c.
Moquette Carpets, worth S1.aa5, now on sale
for 75c and S1.I0.
Body Brussels Carpets, worth 81. 25, now on
sale for 75c and 81. 10.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets. worth 75c, now
on sale for 49c.
Agra Carpets. worth 9Oc. now on sale for
Use.
Southern Wool Carpet, worth s5c, now on
sale for Csc.
Atwood Carpet, worth 75c, now on sale for
SOC.
Extra Heavy Ingram Carpet, worth 60c,
now on sale for CSC.
Ingram Carpets, worth soc, now on sale for
25c,
Stair Carpets. worth CSC. now on sale for
lie.
Yard Remnants of Brussels. worth 75c, now
on sale for 35c.
Yard Remnants of Ingram. worth Doc, row
on sale tor 15c.
Oil Cloth Stove Squares, worth $1.25, now
Jon sale at 75c.
Art Squares, worth IS. now on sale for
1872. 9S.
Misft Carpets. worth S25, now on sale for
1918. rs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Rug Sale.

26x54 Rug, worth 81. now on sale for SIC.
26x54 RING, worth Sl.25. now on sale for
Use.
26x54 Smyrna Rugs, worth So, now on sale
for 81. 95.
S6x72 Moquette Rugs, worth ST. now on
sale for So. rs.
Long Han Rug, worth SIS. now on sale for
$S.75.
4x7 feet Japanese Rug, worth s., now on
sale at 81 los.
6x9 japanese Rug. worth S15. now ON sale
at IS S..
6xy Door Mats. worth soc, now on sale at
SIC.
Fur Rugs. worth So. now on ssle at ST. 4S.
Fur Child's Carriage Robe, worth 81, now
on sale at 81. IS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
anda general good time is promised to
all who will attend.

anda general good time is promised to
all who will attend.
-
The Sixth Ward Hebrew Democratic
CLUB will meet tonight at the corner of
Fairfield and South Robert streets.
A large number of the old Fourth
Ward Democratic club gathered on
short notice last night in the New York
Life Insurance building and reorgan-
wed, with M. ). Cosgrove as president,
John Donnelly vice president, and
Henry Flynn as secretary. The bright
prospects or Democracy we're enthusi-
astically discussed. A committee of
three was named to confer with the
county committee on the selection of
delegates. Dr.C. Williams was Endorsed
for senator in the Twenty-sixth district.
Inc CLUB will meet next Wednesday
evening in the same building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
+ RS GRAND SALE
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS In HOUSE FURNISHINGS

116O-Shoe Backing Boxes, worth 81. 50.
now on sale at sec.
ll70-Folding Pantry Step, worth 81, now
OH sale AT 81. Is.
lls0-Hanging Hat Rack, worth 75c, now
on sale at j0c.
120o-Standing Hat Rack, worth S., now on
sale nj 81 IS.
s34-- Muslin Covered Spring-Edge Couch,
worth $500, now on sale for $4.9a.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Furniture Bargains

122o-Oak Frame Mirrors, worth 6Oc. now
on sale at 35c.
123o-Three-prong Towe Rack, worth csc.
now on sole at &c.
1a45-Medicine Cabinets, worth $l.5O. now
on sale at 9jc.
12S7-Clock Shelves. worth 6Oc. now on
sale at 35c.
1515-Hanging Book Shelves. worth 81. rs.
now on sale at DC.
outstanding Book shelves, worth 80, now
ION sale at Sl.15.
' 1532-Patent Dictionary Holders, worth s.,
now on sale at CSC.
Glass Door Bookcase. worth S15, now
on sale at 80. 90.
1365-Combined Bookcase and Desk, worth
S.. now OIL sale ~ ST. 5.
1370-- ady's Writing Desk. worth So. now
on sale at S5.7a.
14Oi-Oak Office Desk, worth $l5. now on
sale at Sl1 .25
on sale at $685..
130-odd Dressing Cases. worth Sl2, now on
sale at S7.s5.
l~634-Ladies' Toilet Dressing Table, worth
1912, now on sale at S7.s5.
S:0-Child's Willow Nursing Chair, worth
Sl.25, now on sale at 72c.
930-Buffet Serving Tables, worth $40, now
on sale at $685..
1122-Furniture Polish, worth per bottle,
soc, now on sale at 19c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Furniture Sale.

No. 12s-Curly Birch Chamber Suit. worth
S35. nov on sale at S24. IS.
i4l-Solid Oak Wardrobes, worth $40,
\ now on sale at 81. 10.
152-Solid Oak C%hiffonier, worth S12, now
on sale at $3.50.
lSi-Hardwood Washstands, worth 50,
now OH sale at 81 80.
20C-nardwood Beds. worth 81. so, now on
4 sale at 81 65.
| 2l0-Mantel Folding Bed, worth II, now
] sale atS1.S5.
1 2lS-Child's Folding Bed, worth $40, now
4 on sale at Sc %.
1 30 Child's Crib and Spring, worth 81.
/ now on sale ut SAB.
1 260-Woven Wire Bed Spring. worth 81,
now on sale at SIPS.
! 503-Five-Piece Parlor Suit, worth $50,
now on sale at S39.
\ 530-Tapestry Covered Lounge, worth Sc,
: now on sale at S4.45.
! 23S-Solid Oak Upholstered Seat Rocker,
worth S., now on sale at lbs.
700-Ladies' Reed Rocker, worth So. so,
now oil sale at S1.75.
759-Carved Back Rocker, worth ST.. so,
] now on sale at Csc.
76O-Cane Seat Rocker, worth 50, now on
I sale at S1.3O.
soo-Child's Antique Rocker. worth 81,
4 now On sale at Csc.
S30-Child's High Chair, worth 81, now
l or sale at CSC.
s7O-Rotary Desk Chair. worth $3.50, now
on sale at s.. IS.
Ss0-Wood seat Dining Chair, worth Soc,
now on sale at 35c.
9l3-SiX-foot Dining Table, worth S.. now
on sale at s.. As.
947-Solid Oak Sideboard, worth SIS, now
on sale at Sll 80.
954-Corner China Closet. worth SIS, now
on sale al SS.S s..
9G0-Kitchen Cupboard, worth $3.50, now
on sale at s.. 95.
QS0-FpfHinu SaUin0 Toh1o xunrfh II
now on sale at CSC.
1O0.-Parlor Table. worth S., now on
sale at So. Is.
1041-Bamboo Flower Stand. worth So,
On sale at SITS.
1O61-Brass and Onyx Table, worth 81,
now OIL sale at S4.45.
10S1-Bamboo Music Cabinet. worth 81,
now on sale at S2.25.
l142-Baby Tender and Walker, worth
So 80, now on sale at So. so.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

Lam p.
same as shown in
picture. now on sale
for $I.39.
Stand Lamp. reg
ular value SI.7Y.
now on sale for
81 6.
Decorated st and
Lamp, regular value
$40. now on sale
for Sligo.
Banquet Lamp,
complete. $50, now
on sale for 81 .9S.
Banquet Lamp.
with silver : plated
Cupid figure. &
lar value S., now on
sale for 81 90.
Onyx IN n
Banquet Lam p, reg
ular value S., now
on sale for sos.
Central Draft Dec
Grated a Lamp,
regular value 1873 g.
now on sale for
STE.
Solid Brass Night
q p. complete.
with chimney and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
IN MUNICIPAL COURT.
GINGER HELD TO THE GRAND
JURY FOR ASSAULT,
Casey Wouldn't Tell Who Stabbed
Him-Thirty Days for
Larceny.

Ben Clay, the negro. otherwise known
as "Ginger," was examined in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning on tn e
charge of assaulsing Patrolman John
Ahern with a knife. Judge Orr thought
the evidence warranted an investIga-
ton by the grand jury. so "Ginger" was
bound over to that body in the sum of
$1,000.
Refused to s.Peach.0
Thomas Shea, John Lee, Herman
Yabua and Patrick Casey. the four men
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
POPULIsT CONVENTION.

Chairman Clarke Calls for Anoth-
Ell Meeting of the Peoples Party
Delegates. 2
Chairman Francis II. Clarke, of the
Populist county committee. has issued
the following:
The adjourned convention of the PEG.
pies party of Ramsey county for the
purpose of selecting candidates for
county, judicial and legislative Offices is
called for and will be held Sept. 81, 1894,
at Market hail, st. Paul. at 2 o'clock
p. H..
George C. Armstrong, Democratic
candidate for county treasurer. is max
ing a strong canvass for the place. He
has held many places of responsibility
and trust, and his friends predict that
he will make a splendid fight. He is at
present paymaster for the Chicago
Great Western.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

944 - Sidebo0rd
like cut, made of
quarter S a W e d
Oak, antique polisl
finish. Il c ly
carved, size Of
top, 22x46 inches,
beveled mirror,
n drawer lined:
worth S25; o
on sale for
$3.50.
94S - Another
Bargain. We sell
you a Solid Oak
Sideboard, well
made, but palmer
thar cut, worth
Sl4.09, now on
sale for $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

who fought In a box car in the Omaha
yards two weeks ago. were discharged
yesterday by Judge Orr upon condition
that they leave town Immediately.
Casey, the man who was stabbed. could
not or would not tell which of the three
men cut him.
Thirty Days for Larceny.
Charles Counelly. who stole a small
diamond ring from his landlady. Mrs.
Bruggeman, pleaded guilty in the
municipal court yesterday, and received
a thirty day sentence.
Riotous Son Punished.
John S%trachbein, a young worthy who
Is making life wretched for his widowed
mother, was convicted in the municipal
court Yesterday of throwing and break
ing furniture in his mothers house and
otherwise raising bedlam. Judge Orr
remarked: 'SiXty days for you" Mrs.
Strachbein will have peace for two
months.
Deposits made on or before Oct. Sd at
our State Savings Bank, Germania Lite
Bdg.. 4th and MINI. Sts., are entitled
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Drapery Sale.
FOR ONE WEEK.

25-cent Embroidered Curtain Musllns, now
on sale for l5c yard.
4o-cent Embroidered Curtain Muslins, now
OH sale for 25c yard.
35 and Accent scotch Madras and Muslin
Curtain Goods, now on sale for 25c yard.
80 and 60-cent Scotch Madras and Muslin
Curtain Goods, now on sale for CSC yard.
9c-cent, 81 and Si.25 Scotch Madras and
Muslin Curtain Goods, now on sale Tor 4Sc
yard.
$3.50 Nottingham Lace Curtains, white or
cream, now on sale for 81 so pair.
So Nottingham Lace Curtains. white or
cream, now on sale for 81 80 pair.
So Nottingham Lace Curtains. white or
cream, now on sale for 3 80 pair. .
s. and SIS Nottingham Lace Curtains, now
on sale for 81. % pair.
s. Irish Point Lace Curtains, now on sale
for 1895 pair.
ST and 81 Irish Point Lace Curtains, now
on sale for S4.9S pair.
Sl2.50, SIS and SlT.5O Brussels Points and
Irish Points, now on sale for So. 9S pair.
81 Chenille Curtains, now on sale for $40
pair.
SIS and Sc Chenille Curtains. now on sale
for S3.95 pair.
Sl.5O Chenille Covers, now on sale for CSC
each.
$50 Chenille Covers. now on sale for SLIGO
each.
75-cent Figured Drapery Silks, now on sale
for 4sc yard.
5O-cent Tinsel Crepe, now ON sale for Csc
yard.
SIS 3-panel Oak Screen Frames, now Oh sale
for 81. rs each.
$l.25 Colored Table Felts, 2 yards wide,
now on sale for Csc yard.
Sl.2j Upholstery Tapestries. so inches wide,
now on sale for lac yard.
$3.50 Upholstery Tapestries, so inches wide,
now on sale for Csc yard.
Sl.50 Upholstery Corduroys, now on sale
for Csc yard.
25-cent Curtain Poles. brass trimmed, now
ON sale for 15c each.
Scent Brass Rod, now on sale for 1c foot.
Scent Brass Rod, now on sale for 1c foot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

Latest Style in Sack Suits
For young men. We want to show you
this special line. We would publish a
cut. only 1t would be copied. The Bos-
ton.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

Match these prices if you can. Mail orders
on this pattern filed not later than Saturday.
CHAMBER SETS
English Porcelain Chamber Set, beautiful
Sc SO: now on sale for 81. 9S.
DINNER SET
54-piece Dinner Set, English Porcelain;
regular value Sj.9S: now OH sale for So. 9S.
loo piece Dinner Set, English Porcelain:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23

reflector, regular value 35c. now on sale tor
Csc.
Little Royal Night Lamp, complete, S1.25.
now on sale for Csc.
= Students Lamp, complete, S., now on sale
for SO. AS.
! Glass Hand Lamp, regular value 35c, now
ON sale for CSC.
.fGlass Stand Lamp, regular value SOC, now
on sale for 3yc.
IDBrass Stand Lamp, with two handles. reg
plar value IS. now on sale for 81. GS.
Gas Globes. handsomely etched, regular
value SOC each, now on sale for 25c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Big Cr0ckery Sale.

Grindley's Celebrated English Porcelain
Dinnerware at the new low tariff prices.
This pattern we have In open stock, so you
can select any number of pieces you desire.
handsomely decorated in brown, pretty,
dainty shapes, and at prices less than you
can Duy white DOroeiain far
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-23
Order Furniture BY the number.
Big Lamp Sale.

Hall Lamp, complete. SLIGO, now on sale
for Csc.
Hanging Lamp. complete. s. {. $50, now on
sale for G1 ~