Public sale by lot of St Paul bluff house
A grand St Paul residence built in 1887 on five lots with brick veneer slate roof copper valleys and fine interior finish. The owner offers the house in June by lottery shares at 2.00 each with 7500 minimum. a blindfolded boy will draw a share and the winner receives the deed to the home. Dr C E Smith is named as recipient. All funds will be deposited.
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St. Paul
Information Request Letter Details Seem Incomplete
For further information address en closing 2c stamp with self addressed envelope Sam Dearing 251 West George street or call at 34 East Fourth street Globe building St Paul Minn References Gen J B Sanborn Mayor R A Smith.
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Sam Dearing
West George Street
East Fourth Street
Globe Building
St. Paul
Minn
J. B. Sanborn
R. A. Smith
Death of Nesh Curley at Ham and Lamine streets
Nesh Curley, a young colored man living at the corner of Ham and Lamine streets, died Tuesday night of consumption and was buried this afternoon.
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Nesh Curley
Ham and
Lamine Streets
Bears the Ki i Tou have Always A Po MITE
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IA Sbyooeltca
New Meat Market Opens at Market House by Kehl
Stall No 5 in the market house is opened by Joseph Kehl a well known and experienced young man in the city He aims to build a cash business offering the best meats prompt service and low prices Old phone No 68 awaits customers and invites patronage
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Joseph Kehl
Kehl
Hunting and Shing in the South Book Promotion
A description touts a guidebook on southern game and fish hotspots with state game laws, responsible guides, and hotel rates. Readers are told how to obtain the volume by mailing a two cent stamp to G. B. Allen, Assistant.
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G. B. Allen
Winter Service Promise From Florida to Central America
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Cuba
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Central America
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