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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

FLOWERS AND PLANTS AT AUG
" TOM viii sell atmy auction-house
TO-DAY UUEsDAYl, JUNE l., 1880.
at 1890 A. u, a very nne collection Of fresh and
desirable FLOWERS, PLANTS, and ROSES, In
baskets boxes, and pots from Mr. N0rton's
flower garden-all in good condition for trans
planting. -
these plants. GLOhOb W. NAY,
tei7 Aucuoheer
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THIS IS AN ELEGANT HOME FOR ANY
FAMILY OR A CHOICE SITE FOR A
BLOCK OF MEDIUM-SIzE
DWELLINGS,
WHICH WILL ALWAYS COMMAND GOOD
TENANTS AND PAY HANDSOMELY
or THE OUTLAY.
On TUESDAY. JUNE q. $50.

OK TUESDAY. JUNE q, 1880,
atG o'clock 7. NJ, on tho promises, We viii ouer
for sale by public auction the AFOREMENTIONED
VAiTALE AND DESIkABLY-LOCAIED REAL
ESTATE. consisting OF a beautiful LOT 'xlis 4-l2
feet. with largo and substanialiy-bu prick
GwolIiug thereon containing ten rooms OF gooi
ei14. besides bathrooms and closets admirably
arranged, high ceiliug4, plenty OF light ana
ventilation, with oil necessary modern improve
u.nt, for comfort and congenierce. There n
o. 'so stable and carriage-hoasc On thls lot, anu
III. entire PREMISES are IN nice order.
The vacant lots front On the south line oi clay
street - fer each, with depth Of lis i-l2feet 70
aua.lcy Is feet wide. They viii Dc SOLD WIN tho
house or separate, - may seem best az the uihe
II sale.
TGaMs: One third cash; the balance st six,
twelve, eighteen, and tweniy-four months
negotiable notes, interest added, and secured
by deed OF trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR son.
ie15 Auctioneers.
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UCTTON SALE OF NICE BUILD
n INGLOT on THE NORTH SIDE OF Leigh
HiCEsRrfRG And POION.C RAJ HOAD -
sHOPS-By request o. se.. on
Oy auo''o", ,O1,r,,'-''JAY, JUSs -, ls90,
-, De above LOT, fronting % feet on
NJ 6:3O Pfeet Hui running back 100 feet 10 an
Log! This property "a we'll located, lmme-
aktaly on the -treet-carline, aud should attract
tho attention 81 parties wishing nice home
slte or Investment
Terms: Very reasonable.
DENOON. TUPPER & CO.,
70 IS Aucionecra
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INVEST WHERE SUCCESS IS ASSUREDl
INDUSTRIES ALREADY in OPERATION.
NOT WHAT is TO BE, BUT WHAT'S.
IRON GATE, VA.
O7vy So, ooo 600 M0vsted Dining the Past
Year at and A10uud Iron cate.
r s ns. St Ak q at46s7
ACTIVE oPsRAr TON , ., .,, ,,
Sn pending FURNACE wOoLLEN MILL aud other
See GT; s agp1s7s se1 y f 5rs% lA and
.GRAND AUCTION. SALE OF LO7S,
Las4&ay, Eu1:e "a, 1890,
residence M tho sSTn , ana
% s anei M
way % te ho at fancy s
w Special raj on cheapaake enc -
Tsx fourth cash balance equal s1s nS SIX sIp E
ce9sa IL T ps 1 pre@idu
OR WEST IRON-GATE LAND COMPANY, .
e5l7J9,N6s2M IRON GATE, NtI-NlA


Mrs. r. WOLFSHdlMEE, THE
FORMER PURCHASER
By virtue OF tho ROOue decree we. the spacial
commissioners therein appointed, VIII sell al
public auction, on the promises, on
MONDAY, JUSz -, 1890,
at 6 o'clock +. NJ, at the risk aud cost Of Mrs X.
WOlfshcimcr, thu former purchaser, who has
failed 20 comply with said purchase, that certain
LOT OF LAND WITH IuKkk-sIORi
BRICK STORE AND DWELLING THEREON,
lying aud boiug in tho ely 81 Richmond, front
log ~ feet inches On east side ~ seventeenth
street and on the south side OF " alIut alley be-
tween main ana Franklin streets, end running
back about % feet inches 20 an alley feet o
inches wide, the sai3 iOt ueiug subject 10 an an
nual grOund-rcnt " ~ 3 Dusnels Of wheat
TERMS or SALE: ono third cash balance Ia
six and twelve months, negotiable notes with
interest. tho title 90 Ia roia ned uuul al tho
yurchase-moncy Is paid aud conveyance or
derel by the Court
EDMUND WADDILL, JR.,
j. SAMUEL PARRISH,
Special Commissioners.
}. THOMPSON BROWN ~ Co. AND JOHN J. G0DDiS'
AuctOuecrs.
JlcoBs. PLAIsriFF, AGAINST WoLFsHEIssR. DE-
PENDANT, AsD ALLAT, PLAISIFF, AGAINST
JACOBS, DEFENDANT-iS THE CHAECkRY COUNT
OF THB CITY or RICHMOND.
I. Charles W. Go1dln, clerk Of said court, GER
thy that tho bond repaired Of the special CON.
missiouers Edmund Waddiil, Jr, ana J. samuel
Parrish, by the decree In said cause OF June 4.
$3.50 has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9th cay OF June,
1880 CHARLES W. GODDlN,
Iel5 Clerk.
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LooEs LIKE rrslNTss.
lLceshurg Mirrorl

Io..nilv on effort las been made 10y
rHr Gentlemen who desire - see the VI
....4 G.ht question settled upon some
...- satisfactory 90 the state and bond
holders. hy which the Troublesome matter
r... lr taECu oUt ol politics. and the old
e.. um.uNoa.th placed upon better foot
.. f.r inviting immigration and capital
ifl L0r borders. aud still more ehcctua.ly
develop the hidden wealth of oar mountain
a.tn,..cs. To us iEls looks ANe
business. We hope II may rcsultln sat
b. issue.
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By j. IL. Valentine, Auciioneer,
1896 east MGin street.

By j. il. Valentine, Auciioneer,
1896 east lain street.
A T Al G T ION
a TO-DAY At lGN O'CLOCK
BURDETT PARLOH O6GhS. NALNUT MAX
BLE-TOP CHAMBER SUIT, LpuN GES,
MATING. OiL-CLOId, 81.
Ny SALE TO-DAY
will embrace q large consignment Of H0LSk
HOLD FUBSItUKE, &C.. 70 be s"Id
ltr1tt or reserve. consisting or ,,puN slit.
WALNU + MARBLE-1Ot CHAN"
2PIAiN CHAMBER sUlIS;
6 BEDSTEADS; v,,clSrAND;
FLOOR and HALL OiL-Cl.
trolls MATTI SG-good quah s-cood.
- COTTON-TOP MATIkE>ds.
OAK and CANE-sEAT CHf
KOCKING-CHAIRS; ~SCrS.
5CAKPEV and FLUSH l,F-R0XfS.
RFFhIGERAIORo and
WISDOW- SHADES, ''-'-' '''--''
CASH; TABLE:
! MAHOGANY LSR ORGAN in good order.
BuRDElI IAR, PILLOWS. holsters, and
COpkiNH-Slol eful housekeeping articles
many otherfarturer. - dozen ASSORTED
Also. for a me MEMS STRAW HATS-soll IN
BOYS az the trade aud without limit
lots los ). n. VALENTINE. Auctioneer.
ie17
1 George W. Mayo, Auctioneer,
mo. f. Lauphton, Jr.. Salesmanl
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BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Auclloneer,
No. 700 east Main street.

By virtue Of a decree catered in the above
narnei cause Of Juno q. 1899, the Undersigned,
spechl commissioner thereby appointed, VIII
sell By auction. on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. June ~, 1890,
at5E O'Clock r. NJ, the PROPERTY described
In said decree. as follows;
An that certain piece or parcel OF Ianl 10 the
cltv of Richmond. and described a. follows !.
Co,,,nepcin0 at point on the west line OF Plum
e,ras, 100 N,et inches north % Main street. aud
aiming thence northwardly aud fronting on
pI,,nl street ~ ieot. more or loss. and running
NIX wesfwardly 10 feet o. an alloy ia common,
IN one or more parcels, as the commissioner may
see IT
This property IL IN the rapidiy-lmproving por-
zion Of the West End. ana must command the
attention of all parties ssesiug urs.-class In
Yestmcnt or n small nome.
TgRMs: ono third In cash, and the residue IN
throe equal instllments payable ~ six. twelve,
end eighteen months for negotiable NOES bear.
all the purchase money Is paid and 4 cOny y
ence ordered by tho COurL
GEORGEJ HOOPER, ia.
Special Commissioner.
Louis RAWLINGS, AuctiOneer.
HEWITT GUARDIAN. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST HRw-
irr AND Ais., DFFBNpANTA-iE Tug CHAN
GERRY COURT OF TIE CITY or RCaaoSD.
Charles ". GOddn. clerk u said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the docr0e IN said cause Of Juno d,
1890. has been duly giyen.
Given under my hand thia llth day ~ June,
1890. CHARLES w. GODpIS,
ie Is Clerk.
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BoscHEs. &C. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST Boscusss
EXECUroR, SC. DEFESDAsrs-lS rHE CHAM
Gerry COUKr OF rHg CRY OR,RIcHOsp.
I, Charles ". GOiiin. clerk ~ sad court ccr-
iify that tho bond required OF thu special cons
missioners by tho tecre0 In rAid cause oi Juns
3. 1899. has been duly given.
Gwen under my hand his 30 day n June,
1890 CHARLES W. GODDlS.
fes Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

IN EXECUTION OF A DECREE II
Z THg AFOREMENTIONED SUIT Tie l. ~
DERSIGNkD, THEREBY APPOINTED f Uss
TIE PUkPO>E, WILL SELL BY AUCTION, w
THE PREMISES. ON
TUESDAY, JUNE II. is3O,
al 6 O'Clock p. ". that CERTAIN LOT OF lANp ~
WITH me STORE AND DWELLING THERE
On, lying and being IN the county Of hehrlcO'
fronting 80 feet on the north siGe OF 6rh"an
street between Fulton and Erin streets, IN lhe
town Of Fulton, and running rack between
parallel lines 10 feet 10 an alley ID feet Nlle,
This property viii suit you as a nome Ot a. 70 %
mace OF business, or both combined: OF II yoi
are looking for good ne-t-egg come aronhu w
the day Of sale aBd hear the good things 10 po
hatchei up IN Us favor.
TERMS: one third cash; the residue In equhi
payments at six aud twelve months, tho pur
chaser 10 give negotiable notes for tho deter9eu
prvneut-. with per cent. interest added IRON
day of SALE and iLs title 70 De retained unti we
Whole porcn8sc-money IL raii and convey ance
orlerol by the Court. II. NJ. SMITH, JE,
FRANK 81. NOON,
Special Commissioners.
ftr,vv-,r,,.r g. Uogg Augftoug.rs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17
DEBT SETTLEMENT.
OPINIONS OF THE VIRGINIA PRESS
WITH RESPECT THERETO.
Expressions FRO aud Con Touching the
last rropositiop--Tbc Brethren
speak Out in Afectin'.



There ie no question which has given the
~,trle oi the Old Dominion so much trou-
h.c as that OF the debt settlement.
Now Tint there Is chance that IL will be
81 fac;urily compromised thrill Of Joy
.ui hope comes 60 us all.
Ian has been offered 20 lift from our
lr, shoulders the onerous burden, and
n 20 proves successful q new impulse VIII
to cIycn 90 the industrial interest Of tho
state. and she Will boom a. she never
.almed before. This plan will be
Dgered O. the State in few days. and it
meets with the approval If large MAORI
q. oi the people cOnvcrsant with the right
opl wrong Of the question.
HOPEFUL SIGN.
fWcai Point NirginisnI
The present move 10 settle the debt
question IS q hopeful sign. Ex-Presidont
Cleveland, Mossrs. Thomas i. Bayard,
George =. COe, George s. Williams, and
ID. Phelps have been chosen as an adj
v..rv board 10 whom the creditors viii
uhmt their plans. The high character
an. well known ability OF these gentlemen
81 us with hope that this ycxing question
may as last be settled.
Il WILL REJOICE livery PATRIOT.
Portsmouth ProRrossI
Nothing has so much initiated aqGins.
f.Af l4taul cinrni OF Virginia as the pO-
.tll contests which have been waged
...r Che state debt. and therefore every
cue patriot Will rejoice 90 learn that an
rl0rt I- now on foot 20 bring the matter 70
. tua conclusion by taking up the old
bonds and the issue of new bonds bearing
3 I4fe ot interest which viii be within the
r.tD.Ge- of the Commonwealth and salts
i4.t.ry o. the creditors.
"ALL EAcEB FOR ADJUSTMENT"
rHauitoDburg Kcg.s,or.l
The plan for the final settlement of the
Yr..u.a debit a. outlined Ina our last week 5
...4. l.s been received cordially but eau
t1.lg bt tAe newspapers and the repre-
..atHttyc men OF she State. All are eager
..r4i u-tmcut Of the controversy, e-pe-
csIr Whom 20 VIII closely conform 70 tho
,.'., NJ .ttlemcut AS laid down bv the Rid
l...,cor bin. How thfnew scheme IS re-
r I.i % financial circles few extracts
iI.u wspapcr. VIII show.
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THURSDAY. june 70. 1890.
IN the order named, the following VALUABLE
Real - ATE-tD Wit.
/. ATS O'Clock L. y. the SPI KNDinLl-BIfir.
ATTRACTIVE, AND HiGHLY VALUABLE
BLOCH OF ~ lLulNGS situated a. the souih-
east corner OF trace aud Sefenteeen,h streets,
consisting Of three story brck, recessed front,
store usoi az a saloon, with comfortable nni "a
racious dwelling above, fronting on seventeenth
street, rut ~ tSO email -t0rea IA the rcar 'front.'
ing on Grace street with good rooms above, AL
now. and in fact ever since they we're built. we'll
rented to good and prompt tenants. This pro-
perry will be- sold subject 20 a ground rent OF
g.i.-S per snnum p@rpetIHly
AND Al HALF-pA-I q D'i LOCK- T. VI. sharp
on same day We will coll that unusually hand
some and very valuable BJiLDlNG LOl ON tho
cas-. side OF Laurel street Just casi Of Cumbsr-
land street, aud adjoining mo late resiienco %
John II. b0scheD. dec ased. fronting % feet ana
running back the usual depth "a an alley In the
rear There ~ DO moro attractive lot south "a
Main street than this, and II inertia ani VIII
doubtless commaBd the attended % thoss want
ing a nrst-cls.s medium priced building lot.
TERMS. one fourth cash residue at six. twelve,
aud eighteen monts for notes, with Interest
added, ami tile retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS.
BEVERLEY r. CkUMP,
special Commissioner.
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By Chewing & Rose,
Renl Estate Agents, AGctioneers, and Bro1e'S'
NO. north Tenth street
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TnrRspAY. Jrxk 70. 1870.

In execution Of thu presently mentioned de-
cree we will soil oy auction On the premises, rc-
spectvely, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-17

Dopley and wifel In tho Circuit Court Of Ienrico
rs. county-lccIoe u jun y
Mountcastle H9l
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l' another column wGpublish PROPOSE
'.r. or rather "a scheme, for "a settlement
p tae State debts. We DO not put much
'lrideuce ia il success as far as Is shown
'n tlc surface. It IL useless 10 drag III the
DANES Of Grover Cleveland and Thomas
,. hayad with any hope that an arbitIa-
.o1 sanctioned by them, which went any
t1fther than the Riddleberser bill, would
taye cnanco before the people or W.
gina They have already SAID IN nnmis-
l-A"oie terinsat thopolls that they 'wlii have
no politics IN this settlement, and discarded
!siiy aiiillation IN great measure 10 prove
ttane truth Of it. We see that the name OF .;
u. Mason. Of West Virginia, is connected
"4th u. IL the present scheme Is releteo
pa tae most remote way 20 a former propo-
sNi1n t. the Virginia Legislature on tns
SeDt question, Of which the same name w'1s
tne patron. II Is dead already. Virginia d0es
nDt intend 10 be mixed up with West VIZ
kiula certificates IN any settlement she
MAKES. aud, further, does not Intend 10
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
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Government statistics show that the
railroads Of tho country consume anna
ally nbout 6S2, 100000 feet of bridge
timber and other lumber, in addition to
over 600, 600, 0O0ties. About 75, 600, 600
ties are annually used for renewals.
For ties, oak. cedar, chestnut, pine, cy-
pness. hemlock, elm, tamarack, fir, and
redwood are used, as we'll as other woods
to limited extent. With regard size
G2.5 per cent of all the roads reporting
use 8 foot ties, 12.5 per cent use 8 foot,
and ties 81 feet long are used, chiefly in
the Middle Atlantic and central north
ern portions OF the country. In thick
ness G inches are specified commonly
by the roads Of the New England, cen-
trail, northern, northwestern and south
western groups, while the Middle
Atlantic, South Atlantic, and to some
extent the central northern and gulf
groups prefer 7-inch ties. Halt The call
Tor S-'nch ties Is from the central north
orn eroup, ond the remainder is from
southern regions. The demand for a
width Of 8 inches is mostly from the
south. Averages are given Ms follows
New England group-chestnut aud
oak, 36 to 81 cents; cedar, 33. Middle
Atlantic group--oak. 40 to 70; Pine. 4C
to Ga; cedar, 81 to 53. South Atlantic
gronp-oak, IS to SO; pine, 90 to Is;
cypross. q tn %. Northern Central
group-oals, % to 55; cedar, Is to 40;
tamarack ard hemlock, l5.to IS. Gnlf
and Mississippi group oak, IS to 90
pine. 20 to 25. Northwestern group
oak. alto 60; Pine, 16 to 33. South.
western and Pacific group--cedar ard
fir, % to SO; pine, % to 81; oak, 26 to
75.-Northwestern Lumberman.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
First publication Oct. 25.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE, MICH.
0cfohar 90 1900


October 20, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settlers have filed notice
of their intention to make final proof in
support OF their claims and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court OF Houghton county,
at Houghton, Mich, on December LIST
1890, viz Andrew Ehler, Hid. applica-
ton No. $40, for the nw4 sec ID TIP 81
n 35 W. Also Henry r. Kruger. Hid.
application No. 5752, for the OF Of ne4
southwest quarter of northeast quar-
tor and south-east quarter Of north
west quarter sec Is tip 81 r,35 W,
Also Michael Smith, Hid application
No. 5715, for the west half OF north
west quarter, northeast quarter Of north
west quarter and north-west quarter OF
northeast quarter sec 81 tip 81 n r 35 W.
Also Matt AIinzgohr, ID. s. applica-
ton No 1898 for the south half Of south
half SEQ 10 tip 81 n r 35 W,
They name the following witnesses
to prove their continuous residence up.
on and cultivation Of said land, viz
Matt Minzgohr, Joseph Keller, Michael
Smith, Andrew r. Kruger, Andrew
Ehler, and Henry r. Kruger, all Of
Lizard, Mich.
GEo A. ROYCE, Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
tFirst publication Oct. 25.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFyIcE AT MARQUETTE MICH.

LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE MICH.
October % 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing.named settlers have fled notice OF
their intention to make final proof in
support OF their claim and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Marquette Mich, on
December End 1890 viz: Julian @.
Miller, ID. s. application No. 2499, for
the ct sec. l TIP. AZ n. r. 81 W. Also
Leroy V. Root, d. s. application No.
2541 For the VT sec. 3tp. AZ n. r. 81
W. Also David @. Crawford, Hid.
application No.. 561S for the WI sec.
80 tip. 48 N. r. 81 W. Also Samuel p,
Dowd, HI. application No. 5249 for the
n. ct sec. 50 tip. 4S n. +, 81 W.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz: Sam
uel p. Dowd. Jacob Mahuscn, George
A. Hanks, David G, Crawford, Julian
G. Miller, Lerov V. Root, George G.
Townsend and Welcome ID. Herendeen,
all OF Kenton Mich.
GEO. A. ROYCE. Register.
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First publica ion OCT. 11th, $780,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First publica ion Oct. 18th. 1901
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MARQUETTE, Mich.
October 4th. 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowiug-nametl settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim ard that said proof
will be made before the Judge of the
Probate Cont of Barapa co., at L'Anse,
Mich, on November 18th, 1890, viz (:
Isaac Decormier, Hid. application No.
5e87 for the net sec 20 tn 81 n r "a W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF, said land. viz: Vital
Gauthier, Joseph Gauthier, Louis
Weber and Malces st. Ange, all Of
Baraga, Mich.
Gro. A. ROYCE, Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08

They say straws show which way the
wind blows. II the old saw is true then
the republican administration has not
been satisfactory TO the homesteadefs Of
the Upper Peninsula. All through the
homestead country the democratic ticket
has gained heavily In Dancan town.
hip, Houghton county, which is
naturally republican, there were % re
publican votes cast and 40 democratic,
and our correspondent says hc considers
II homesteader's victory, In Laird
township there were 0 republican and
80 democratic votes cast, md our CORES.
pondent, who is republican says "right
or wrong the homesteaders here show
their displeasure, on the homestead
question, with the republican party"
There has been widespread feeling,
that no spccious arguments can disrel,
that the democratic leaders in this state
have been friendly TO the homesteaders
while the republican leaders, while
protesting friendship for the homestead
era, have been sturdy advccatts OF tho
land steals pcrpetrated under the guise
OF railroad and canal grants, and the
various forms OF land scrip. There is
no doubt that in The Upper Peninsula
alone this question has cost the repnbli-
can party thousand Yates which have
been added to the democratic column.
II the republican party thinks it can
afford to lose this vote all right and
well--it can pursue in peace it's present
policy; but lift cares to regain its stray
ing member the land department cannot
too soon adopt policy that will secure
confidence in the rank and file Of the
homesteaders. Public opinion IL not
the growth Of day or night and II the
republicans with to carry this state in
% they had better begin now, for Il the
heaven Of republican disafrection'con.
tinues to gain strength in the future rs
IN the past tho democrats win carry
this peninsula in the next presidential
election. A glance ovor the election
returns for tho past four years will con-
vince any doubter that this prediction u
not without foundation.
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fFi-st nuh1i".tion Wv. a.)
II Office FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OrFICH Vt MARQUETTE NJ ICH. I
November ISor. \
Notice Il hereby r-iyen that tho following
..1med sottlor has filed notice of his Intention
20 wake fir.l rroof ~ supper. Of HIS claim
and that call nroof will l." wade before the
P"gistsr nni Receiver NJ Marquette Mich, o.,
Naro,nhor to txN viz: Chnrcs pambirh Hid
prDli"ation No. 5772 for the nwA sec tp 80 II
- w.
He nar,"s thc following wi'ncssos To- prove
bis confinu0us residence upOn aud cultivation
~ sail land viz: Charles Jacobsen lanes Me-
Kcr,.her joseph Conlcmbre and William 5.
I'd. GEO A. ROYCE. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1890-11-08
First publication Oct. 25.)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT MAsouE1rE, Mich,

LAND OFFICE AT MASoUETTE, Mich,
October 22nd, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settlers have fled netice
OF their intention to make final proof
in support of the r claims and that said
proof will be made before tho Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Houghton county,
at Houghton, Mich, on December End,
$500, viz: William d. Bailey, HID. mp
plication No. 5702 for the WI Of set, set
of Sc! and sw4 OF net sec Up 81 n 35
W. Also Lucy d. Bailey, Id. applica-
ton No. 5705, for the nj of nwf, set
of nw4 sec IL and set Of swt sec 2 tp
81 mr. 35 W.
They name tie following witnesses
to prove their continuous residence up
on and cultivation Of, said land, viz
Charles Maisch. Peter Sands, Charles
Johnson, Otto Johnson, OF Laird, Mich,
Lucy D. Bailey and William d. Bailey,
of Chassell, Mich.
GEO A. ROYCE, Register.