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Lost,

Two dogs; one white setter with yellow
spots, answers to the name of "Jack. !"
One dark liver colored water.spaniel,
answers to name of "V." The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning
same to GEos. McTAv1sH, Pembina. 3Gtf
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DIED.

McKENzlE-At his residence near Crys-
tai, OH the morning of December 28th,
Mr.. Roderick Mckenzie, of dropsy of
the heart. Age 74years and 6 months.
Deceased was a native of Lochinver,
sutherlandshire, Scotland. and emigrated
to Canada in the year 1s47, and resided
in the township. of West Zorra, county of
Oxford until the year 1870, when he
came to the Northwest for the good of
his health. and has since resided near
CRYSTAL. Pembina county, Dakota. [On.
tarto papers please copy.]
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR.

In the matter Of the estate Of Robert Rose de-
ceased.
E Rose, deceased. are required to exhibit the
simc, with the necessSry vouchers. 10 The under
signed Administrative, OF sald estate ut her resi-
ritory OF Dakota. ard that four months have been
cimited Us the time for creditors 10 present their
Mains against said estat..
Dated the SOth day. of December, 1884.
WI. kiEEslIAsS, MARGARET ROSE,
25-S Attorney for Esnte. Administrative.
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aFIflClll DIRECTORY e TO

osagase ID consfsss OseaeA a. 0aleed, uansoa.
0oV6fDor-Q. A. 6iDeoo Yonf4on +
oeesssasy-J. n. Tsllsr 1isnasek.
A1Atlefaeotes Z. 0edway. 1isl1Afek.
freea1tee(. Q. 1cvayi 1AnaEck.
AsSG oHpk Pub. laeteuo11on. Ia. HAAly, Dpayt0n
O1RVeyofeHenofal- C0fs1os feo1endon, 6Nmssck
S00eo Dist Court cd dist l-0. A. HUDSON, Faro
Dl.lsist Attorney-w Z. Hall, Fargo;
Us. cusrons.
0s1lector-3os. Dookwalter. Psmbina.
o.. q MAMMAL.
ysAA ,. Raymond. Fargo.
pnPUrlDs.
70. HaEsast. Fasso;B. n. webster, Psmbipa.
u.s.IxrEaNAL RRvEHuE.
eellsesotl. L. Pennington, Bismarck.
u.s.. LAND OFFICE.
nsgsesr-B. q. T1nany, Grand Forks,
Hooslvet-W.J. Anderson, Grand Fofks.
4 o. .. AMY, roRr PEMBINA.
0o0nAn6an9-x MAJOR 6fayt0n, Pembina.
0ommaA6inH Co. sT' and Inspector OF Xusketfy
-CApk xc1ibbon.
0onman Mng Co. .R," Ordinance Oficer, sigpsl
Oeesp snd keesuldug 0mcer-lst Lieut. Cooke.
AAlutane an6 Tfeasufee-2d Lieut.. Lloyd.
0sfGeon-H. o. Perley.
COUNTY OPTICIANS.
oommissioness-F.C c. My.ick, Pembina Charles
Mcleod, 6eaulieu; II. G. Arnold, Cryetal, J. ].
Hurley. Ernest and J. D: Wallace, Drayton.
aegi1oer Of Deeds-RObest Tweedlie, Pembina.
Sssasy 1sd'so Z %. II s.fd p es%So.
ehosi@-D. Dick, Pembina.
Judge Of Pfobate-E. Armstrong. Pembina.
oapk Of 0chools-C. 3. yackson, Pembina.
0ountv Surveyors. o. NcGuin. Walhalla.
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us Land ONCE, Grand Forks D. T., Dec. i, 1884
Notice ID hereby given that the following-na,ne,l
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
hnai proSfin support of his claim, aud that said
proof Will be made before clerk Of the district
court, Pembtna, ID. T., on February Sth, 1885, viz
James Murphy, ST..
r No. 6eo4. for the se Or, sec ~ t162, 2 81.
ne names the following witnesses 70 prove hia
land, viz: Lewis LaltoeC, Lewis Pariseau, jos.
iari.eau. al Of toilette aud Joseph Chapman OF
1898 B. c. TIrrAFY, Register,
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Be sure and see the grand sight at the
masquerade carnival OH Wednesday
next-admission % cents.
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B. c. TIErAFy, Register,

q 8 Land ONCE, Grand Forks, D T, Dec. 10, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following -na med
settler has filed notice of HIS Intention to make
hnsl proof In support Ofhis claim, and that rid
pfOofwill be made before clerk district court VI
PeMbina, u. 7. on Jan. "a, 1855, Wig:
William G. L&ngton,
Tor the NV Or sec 81, t 1914, r So.
he names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous resdence upon, and cultivation Of
e g land, viz: Frank Norris Jr. James Wheeler
Felix Ronne aud J. II. Bird, all Of Pembina Co.
2l-20 BIC. TIFFANY, Register.
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Oyatara Served
Fresh Oyster,

To order at the Pioneer Bakery in any
and every style. 9.3m
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Masquerade Carnival

There will be masquerade carnival
at the skating rink ON Wednesday even.
ing, January %. Look out for a good
time-admission 25 cents.
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Dissolution OF co.par.n~rsh,p.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name Of I.0ring & Wheeler. general mer-
chants. walhalla, y. 7. IL this day dissolved by
| mutual consent. Geo. A. Wheeler will pay all
d. b,r and collect all bills of late firm.
Dated january l3, 1855. G. u. LoRISG.
2j..S GEO. A. WHEELER
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HYDE PARK

Every one seems to be troubled with
from forty to fifty below Zero cold.
Miss Hattie Sing. of Baltimore, DIT, IL
on visit to Mr.. Hyde's for the past
week.
Mennonites may be seen all hours OF
tho day going to and from the woods the
l,ast week.
During the past week there has been
about as much wheat pass through
here as any week Of the season Oh route
for Neche.
Our school 10 making rapid progress
under the management of. NJ. Bateman.
and we are glad to notice that many of
our young men are taking advantage of
the winter term of school.
Go west Young man and prosper is the
pass word Of the day and we notice some
are taking advantage Of it. We would
not like to say how they are prospecting.
You know how it ID, boys, yourselves.
First publication January ed.
shsriR's sale.
BY virtue Of an execution,
issued out Of and under the seal Of the. district
court, in and for the county Of Pembina, and
Territory Of Dakota, upona Judgment rendered
court. on the nrst day Of November, 1884, In aud
action wherein samuel ]. Lincoln was plaintiffund
uenjaintn H. Webster, was defendant, In favor vi
the said plaintiff, and against the said defendant
for the sum of Five Hundred and Twenty.Seven
dollars aud twenty three cents, (ei27.23) damages
aud twenty.nine ard eighty hundredths dollars
costs. amounting in oil 70 the sum Of Five Hun
lars (S557.O8) aud interest thereon at seven per
cent. per annum form October ed, 1884, with nc.
crulng costs Of sale, hich execution was direct.
sheriff in and for the ssid county q
Pembina. have this 8lst day of December, 1884
levied upon all the right. tide and interest Of the
said defendant Benjamin H: Webster, in and e
lot No. three 80 in block No. fourteen 90 tn III.
town of Pembina, D. 7. according TO the Oflicia
plat Of said town. filed for record IN the Office %
the reyi.ter OF deeds. for the county Of Pembiua
Dakota Territory.
Notice Ia hereby given that the undersigned. a.
| sheriff Aforesaid. will cell the above described
lauds and premises property TO the highest bidder
for cash. At public auction Vt the front door oft
court house, In the town Of Penlbina, county o
Pembtna, I'd Territory ofDakota, on Friday. tn,
9th day of February. 1874. ate o'clock r. y. OF tina
day, to satisfy the said execution, together will
the interest aud costs thereon.
Dated December 8lst, 1894.
JOHN kABERNAoLE.
F. D. HARTsoN, Sheriff Peinbina Co
Plaintiffs Atty. ss-N by 7. C. Fraser.
Deputy Sheriff
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i At the Pioneer Bakery. Call and try
them. 9-3m
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ceived on subscription, since our last re.
port under this head:
w. N. McCumber, Pembina.. ..........$2 90
John Mugford, Bowesmont.. 2 90
Adam Brown, Admission, Ont......... 2 %
Geo. A. Gray, St. Thomas. 3 90
P. Jennings. Neche...................... 4 90
WIN. Elliott, Neche...................... 2 90
Thos. Bere, 2 90
F. Taschereau, Pembina. ........... 2 90
H. A. Oleman, Lemon................... 9 90
Mrs. WIN. Hummel. Alma.............. 2 90
VIM. Mountain. Beaulieu...............3 90
A. McEachern, Pembina. 8 90
$. p. Chase. Hanover, N.H............. 2 90
Moses Ball, Hamilton. 2 90
b. Demarse, athgate................... SO
j. w. Scott, Drayton.................... 2 90
A. w. McCrea, Drayton. 1 90
johnson Bros, observation-disclosures 90
s. KohIes, Caylleer................... 2 90
Joseph Briggs, McConnell............. 2 90
Paul Johnsolm, Crystal. 2 90
John Mahon, Toilette. 9 90
Daniel Duffy, Pittsburgh................. 9 co
Henry v. Healy, Drayton.............1 90
Grove Buel, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5 GO
John McKechney, Beaulieu. so
John j. Hughes, Neche..................2 %
Items Of Interest.
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BRIEYs:-Wallace Mason lost two let
tiers on his way home from the post Office
the other day, one of which is supposed
to be important......Mr Robert Graham
of Bowesmont, has been detained in
town several days with a sick horse......
M. Wagner of St. Vincent, lost horse in
the Pe,nbina river last week, the ice be-
ing shaky where he was crossing.
Misses Deiphene, Gemence and Alvena
Geroux left on Monday morning for Ano-
ka, Mimi. to enter upon a three yearS
term at college. They entertained q
number Of their friends ON Saturday
evening last. .Jallor Dick has caught q
bir1...Mack Cavileer has got coon
skin robe that takes the cake.....Any fool
can steal, but it takes smart thief to get
away from the Chapman House boys. Mr..
VIM. Fowler re)oices over the arrival Of
a little boy in his family. All well...
Mcssrs. Myrdal, Eylofson johnson and
others went to Mountain on Thursday to
attend a conference on church matters.
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TO 0uBoO11B11o.
T The following are oufautho risedagsnta
p receive subscriptions for the P1oxEzs.
|Exfasss. Rsmittancescan alsobe made
direct 10 this Office:
Drayton.. ................. Wallace Bros. o.
Dayman 4 Smith.
Edwin SpiceI.
Andrew Vaesie.
6t. Thomas.......................... Or. Hodson
Crystal...........................A.F.Ap Appleton.
Mountain. .....................H HI. Thorlackeon.
Hyde Park........................Jam Hyde.
Ernest...... ..................... Henry McGuin.
Walhatl0. .......................H.A. Mayo.
Carr.
Bathgate.. .........................C. L. Parker
Hamilton. ......................Jo John Mcmillan
Observation-Disclosures. Gauthief
...................,...NelGT eveten
Ci4W0Od.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. Lillesater
Romfo... .......:..................Ol Romfo.
alma. .Chas. Farrow
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Wanted.

Wanted,
A girl for general housework apply to
Mrs. q. O'Hara, Pembina. M-tf
Don't miss the fun at the carnival ON
Wednesday next-aduiission Is cents.
Crab apples at the Pioneer Bakery.
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Notice.
By resolution, OF the board of county
commissioners, tenders were asked for
the county printing for 1885, and that
each tender be accompanied by veri-
fed certificate of circulation at each
post Office in the county January l, 1885.
Tenders addressed to county auditor not
later than 28th inst. J,H, BIRD.
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DEAULlEU.

Too late for last week.
Wood is plenty and cheap at one
dollar cord.
Wheat is going up and tine farmer re.
ioices. There are quite a few who have
not sold any up to this time.
There are now no traces of diphtheris
by which fatal scourxe two children Of
81. and John Fadden have been taken of.
The post office is about to be trans.
ferred from Mr.. Copelanis to Beaulieu
Proper; Chas. Mcleod being the new
incumbent.
N. F. Calder was married on Tuesday
of last week to Miss Duffin of Winnipeg
Mr.. and Mrs. Calder have the good
wishes of all.
We are panied to announce the dealt,
of Mrs. Jos. May, after long and pain.
full illness. Her death took place On
January J. Much sympathy is felt fol
Mr.. May and family in their sad be.
reavement.
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ALFERD Smith had wrestle with a
cantankerous COW last week. She stood
him OH his ear, which organ received a
bad cut. The COW was duly chastised and
bound over to keep the peace.
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Our reporter found Mr.. A. J. Delaney
Of the firm of Megquier & Delaney laid
up temporarily for repairs one day this
week. Moving in mid-winter was the
cause, but it is well that Mr.. Delaney
should live nearer to his business than
Emerson and he and his lady will be
heartily welcomed as permanent resi-
dents of our town.
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WE are not disposed to quarrel with
the month of January, yet it has SO ia,
been cold and crusty and We are ready
any day to take February OH trial.
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Ours good sized company Of sociably
inclined people spent few hours at
the house of r. H. Young, on Friday
evening last, at the same time contribut-
ing over $l7 to the NJ. f. church fund.
A short but enjoyable program of music
was supplied by Mesdames Thomson.
schram, Ryan, Misses Wallace, Thomas.
Navlor and Thacker and Messrs. Short
and Trenholme, and the balance ct the
evening was employed in various
amusements, etc.
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Land Once Grand Forks. Dakota. Inn 3

Land ONCE Grand Forks, Dakota, Jan ., 1885.
Complaint having been entered at this office
aeainst Charles Keep, for failure 10 comply
with law % TO timberculture entry No. sos, dat
Cd July 9lst, 1872 upon the ne qi, zee rs, l60,
81, IN Pembina county. Dakota, with q View u
that The said Charles E Keep fniItd to pillow Ten
ac!es q required By law. also to plant trees and
cultivate the same, the raid parties are hereby
Of February, 1886, at 0 o'clock NJ to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said aileg, failure
~ c...,u ": J. Anderson, RECEIVER.
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Subscriptions Received.

The following amounts have been re-
ceived on subscription, since our last re-
port under this head:
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The absence of travelling troupes this
season will be more than made up, both
in quality and quantity, with entertain
ments by home talent.
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Notice.

Fresh fruits of all kinds at the Pionee
Bakery.
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NJ. A. Pmbst took in the mountain
sceuery last and this week. &C. F. vii.
bur il acting - gsnsreal agent for q.
Aultman 4 Co., during the absence Of
w. N. Steele...We have forgotten the
other items Of interest, but hope TO have
them In readiness next week. n. Grandy
will ship in q car load Of horses in
February...Mr. Kenney, from the noun.
tains, spent the early part Of the week
in Bathgate... Mn. Smith IL keeping q
first class restaurant in the building,
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HAMILTON.
Mr.. F. Winters wss in town on Tues
day, en- route for Wisconsin,
Quite q number Of the Rrass-widowl
INDUCED in an oyster supper on Ssturla,
night.
Ed. Nevers' saloon building has start
ed south by virtue Of the propelling pow
er of jack-screw.
w. j. Dumble leaves this wesk for
visit to friendsin Ontario. He intimate,
that he may not return alone.
o. H. johnson left for New Orleans o,
Saturday, to join his wife and family
who have been there since November.
Mr.. Nick McGruer, who has been sicl
for two weeks is improving, and will sool
be able to look after the U. 8. mail again
Merchants and dealers give favorable
reports of business during the last few
months, showing an increase in volum,
rather than falling of, even while tn,
wheat did strike bottom.
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FOUNTAIN.
After "indulging In . brilliant fash Of
silence" we are here again.
The school board has purchased furni.
ture for school house, which will bs
placed in the church where school will
be taught this winter, being the only
place available at present. understand,
however, that . school house will be
erected before long.
There have been several weddings
and few births here, bat am not well
enough acquainted with the facts to tell
you more about it, but will tell you
something still moro interesting II you
won't tell. The weather has been very
C What! You know that do you 2
Who told you so7 I Thought nobody said
word about it
H. Thoreson, Of Ashby, MIMI, has
been staying here for several days COL
lecting his "receivables" and buying real
estate. Mr.. Thoreson 10 Q man of very
considerable wealth. and among the
most successful business men in the
Northwest. He has an eye on this place
and intends to build . barn here this
winter and bring down some stock to sell
here in the spring. Should the railroad
come through he will make this . boom.
ing town.
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A NUMBER of friends of Mr.. G. Gaudet
gave him a surprise on Saturday evening
in his rooms over McTavish g. Wcbb's.
Mr.. Tanguay vas the orator of the even.
ing and very pleasant, sociable time
was had.
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some Of We men and women singers in
town are practicing for an old folks COLI
cert to be given soon. Under the effici-
CT lent leadership of Mr.. Short we expect
them to furnish very ENJOYABLE
evenings entertainment. Further an
nouncement next week.
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Rev. D. E. EVANS, from Kiibourn, Wis
consin, preached two interesting dis
courses in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday last.
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| viz: Iseral Vandal
TOT the hf ne ar and IL Inf sr Or sec 49, 1863, r57
As names the following witnesses to prove hir
con'lnuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
SAID liant, VIZ Chas; Dolipleney. Peter Douplicn.
*, JOS Lnngie an'l Toner Toner, all Of Penn
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5EsS1TAiL

r.. .. RAarsos,
Attorney-at-Law Land and Loan bsent. OF.
dec In Webster building, ROlette street,
PEABLNA, DAKOTA.
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viz: Frank B,lgard,
Tor the NV Or sec q, l63, r 81.
ne names the following witnesses to prove hi
] continuous residence upon and cultivation
q said land viz: Baptist MOnetta John scterette
John Vanaal aud Toner Toner. all Of Pemhin,
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TuEsDAY's rough weather approached
the type Of a blizzard.
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II. a. ROSE,
and Councillor at Law. Practices in
United States Land Office. Money TO losu on final
proof.
HAMILTON, DAKOTA.
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I. w. GAIFN8Y. WI. KNENHAw.
CARNEY . ksEzsHAw.
lawyer. Will practice In Courts Of Dakota,
Minnesota. aud before United States Land ONCE.
Money to Loan and Collections made.
PEABLNA, DAKOTA.
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Land Office, Grand Fokrs. b. T.. january 8, 1855.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settlers have filed notice Of their intention 10 u ke
iinai proof In claims and llul said
pf1ois wlll Ge .iade before Henry A. Mayo Notary
iuplc Waliiaii,!. ID. T., on +, bruaiy IS, 1885, viz
Edmund Iol,it, 49,
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1923
, 1885-08-01

We have given rather a long rc-
count OF this matter, partly because
tile remarks Of the various speakers
chow that there are somewhat similar
difficulties in Antigua to those we
have here in St. Croix. and partly
because we are glad TO find that the
victory remained with the party of
restriction. There are soon to be
made some amendments in our own
liquor laws, and there are persons
among us who would extend the
opportunities OF the people for getting
liquor. This we cannot at all agree
with. We would be glad to see some
restrictions introduced, particularly
the complete abolition of the liquor
traffic on Sundays, but We would not
desire to see my further facilities
granted. We we'll know the common
argument that people will get liquor
somewhere, even If you do not grant
them facilities for doing SO but would
the gentlemen who use this argument
give their gangs The key OF the uin
c%ellar9 Certainly not, in this Ease
they would be we'll aware that in
creased facilities would mean inrreaS-
ed temptation and increased abuse.
Why cannot they argu~ from this in
stance backwards, aud see that the
more difficulties placed in the
way the less the temptation and the
less the chance of abuse? As for the
sale of run by planters to the labour-
ers on their estates, we should think
there are few indeed who would not
be ashamed to carry on such u rum
and iniquitous traffic, and for
dealing with those few who are past
shame we hope to see stringent rules
provided,
, 1885-08-01
AUCTION.

IN I the request of the Sheriff in
SSs6 Christiansted's Jurisdiction pur-
suant to orders from the Government
the following properties in Christian
sted, in which levies have been made
for taxes to the Colonial Treasury for
the year 1882, will be offered for sale
at 3 public Auctions in accordance
with the Placard of 22nd April 1917.
No. 80 QUEENS CROSS STREET,
according TO the tax list belonging to
Martin Gowine.
1st auction on Monday the 18th
august a. c.
End AUCTION on Monday the 31st
august a. C.
, 1885-08-01
A UCIION.
yg FTER Begj@ring af F"gden
go Christiansteds Jurisdictiol

S(g FTER BegjHring at F"gden i
60 Christiansreds Jurisdiction
if0Ige Gouvernementets Ordre Vile
efternBvnte Eiendomme i Christian
sted, hvori er gjorl Udleg for Skater
til Colonialkqssen for Aaret 1882
blive opranbte ill BortsnIg we'd 3 Of
fentIige Auctioner i Overensstemmel-
% med Placat 22de April 1917,
No. 80 DRONNINGENS TVERGADE,
it0lge Skattelisten tilh0rende Martin
Gowine.
1ste Auction Mandagen den Tide
August d. A.
2den Auction Mandagen den Site
August d. A.
). 3die Auction Mandagen den 14de
September d., A.
liver Gang ON Eftermlddagen Kl,
2 slet.
No. IS COMPAGNIGADE,
if0lee SkatteIisten tilh0rende Eliza
beth Inglish's Born.
1ste Auction Mandagen den Tide
August d, A.
Eden Auction Mandagen den Site
August d. A.
3die Auction Mandagen den I4de
September d. A.
hver Gang ON Eftermiddagen Kl.
3 slet.
PARCEL AT FRIEDENSTHAL,
ifolge Skattelis,en tiIh0rende Susanna
Holmbeck.
1ste Auction Tirsdagen den l8de
August d. A.
2den Auction Tirsdagen den 1ste
September d. A.
3die Auction Tirsdagen den 15de
September d. A.
hver Gang ON Ettermiddagen Kl.
8 slet.
No. 10 A.B.C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ifolge Skattelisten tilh0rende Niomy
Jaues.
1s.4 Auction Fredagen den eide
August d. A.