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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-03-05
Great Northern Railway Lime
Local Time.

Local Time.
Leave. --WAHPETON--I Arrive
Might Express. daily,r
for Morris, Benson,
Huron, Watcrtown,
Willmar, Sioux Falls.
1918 p. M. st. Cloud, St. PAUL.. $40 II. IN.
Night Express, daily,
for Fargo. Winnipeg,
Devils Lake Butte and
3:l0 Il. m. -. .Paclhc coast ..... lO:lS p. m.
Dakota Express, except
Sundays, for Cassolton,
$50 Il. m. Hope. Larimorc. 9:?3 p NJ.
Aberdeen accommodate
ton, except sunday, for
fIanknson, Ellcndalc,
7:!0 a. m. ...... Aberdeen. ....... 600 p. IN.
For rates, tickets, maps and guides, apply to
NJ. MUNSON, Local Agent.
or write to +. I. WHITNEY, Cen. Pass. :: nj
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PROFESSIONAL.

(X7 PURCELL,
ATTY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Collections a specially. Office over The
National Bank OF WahpetOn.
WAHPETON, N. DAKOTA
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Fargo Southern.

GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
Lv Fargo. 80 2 90 m Lv Aberdeen, 10 90 m
Ar Wahp'ton 10 90 m Ly Miibank.. s 80 p m
Ar Wheaton. u F06 pm Lv Ortonville 8 b5 q m
sAr Ortonyille : l6p M Ar Wheaton .12 O5 p m
a. Assrassa a. a. Haags.oa Ssrse.. % n n
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SOCIETIES.

~ A. R.-SUMNER POST.-NIeets ut post
W. room on the first and thirl Wednesday,
evenings IN each month. F.HERRICK,
c.. MCkEAN, Commander.
Adjutant.
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7 o. q. F.-WAHPETON LODGE, NO. IS.
i. Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening. Visiting brothers always welcome.
o. II. PERRY, N. &.
A. l.. ROBERTS Secrelarv
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A F.and A. A.M.-WAHPEToN LODGE, NO. l5
IA Regular Communications second and
Fourth Friday in every month at 1:3O p. M.
Lodge room over Bee Hive Store.
FRANK GRAY, w. NJ.
b. +. LOUNsBURY, Secretary.
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Loss NJ. E.-Fifth Street, opposite court house
i Services every sabbath at l0:45 II. M. and
meeting ut 7:sO .ThursIlny evening. REV. j.. ii
Kelley, Pastor.
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g H. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Money to Loan on Real Estate Chattcl
Security. Office in Richs Block.
WAHPETON, N. DAKOTA.
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Rooms to Rent.

w lSShCs
Clark S. Comstock has rooms to
rent, furnished or unfurnishcd.
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DAPTIST--Cor Pembina Avenue and Filth
ID Street. Sabbath services, II Il. IN. and 8
p. m. Sunday school at IL M. Prayer meeting
ats O'Clock Thursday evening. Rey. j. W.
Luke, Pastor.
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EIRST CONGREGATIONAL-Cor Wiscon-
Il sin Avenue and Fifth Street. Sabbath SER
vices, II a. M. and 8 p. M. Sunday school II NJ. .
P s G + Sunday evening. Prayer meeting
at . O'Clock Thursday evening. Rev. j. nj.
I.aBach, Pastor.
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CHURCHES.

Srr. ADALBERT'S CATHOLIC-Corner Third
~ Street and Michigan Avenue. Rev. r. H.
Rabsteinek, Rector.
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CT. JOHNS CATHOIlC-Corner Wisconsin
~ Avenue and Second Street. Services Regu.
lar. Rev. Philip Albrecht, Rector.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-03-05

Henry c. Gilbert & Co., Attorneys.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01

and widely felt in England than
would be that of any other Amer-
lean, or indeed any man not q fell
low-countryman. With his death
there passes into history a really
remarkable mind whose reputation
will grow with time" All the
leading English papers have writ
ten in similar strain.
Bret Harte styles Lowell zone
of the most fastidious and culti-
waited professors in my calling and
one of it's greatest yet gentlest
critics."
Edmund G. Steadman pronounces
Lowell as "unquestionably at the
head of the literary profession in
America. Perhaps the only Eng
lishman of modern times with
whom and Lowell you could
draw parallel was Matthew
Arnold"
Lowell died at 2:30 on the morn
ing OF the 18th inst. at the mansion
on the Elwood estate. Beside him
in his last moments were the sister
of his first wife, his daughter Mrs.
Ed. Burnett and her husband.
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same date, says that the insurgents
have commenced warlike operations
both by sea and land.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg
states that the Russian sealers have
already captured a considerable
quantity of skins in the water con-
trolled by the Russian Government,
and there is no apparent cessation
of their operations. The sealing
has been excellent, no diminution
in the number of seals being appar-
ent. The Russians apparently feel
under no obligation as to any agree
ment with Great Britain.
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Americans in Heaven.

Heaven must seem different
place, it appears to me, to Ameri-
cans from what it does to other
people. There is in this land such
"a rushing and jostling and treading
upon one another, that | do not
know how some souls will be quiet
when they get there. There will
have to be u radical change, or they
would look upon tho river of life as
a waste of water power. aud be
planning some new cornice for the
heavenly mansion, or get out some
new edition of hymns for the re-
deemed.-lRev. Dewitt Talmage IN
New York Observer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01

fare if, by any means, the agitators
may be benefited thereby.
If the Chinese politicians are to
be condemned for stirring up the
common people against foreigners,
SO as to demand the presence Of
war-ships to chastise them, then
Hawaiian politicians who resort to
this base, nefarious practice in order
to carry their ends, should be pub
licly denounced, and placed on the
same level with the Chinese whom
they copy.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01
THE WORK OF PARLIA-
MISNT.
lord Salisbury Reviews the La
bOrs of the Session.

Lord Salisbury Reviews the La
bors of the Session.
Lord Salisbury in his speech at
the lord mayors banquet in Lon
don, reviewed the labors of the
present session of parliament. He
said hard and valuable work had
been done, and that the obstruc-
ton formerly hindering legislation
had almost disappeared. He re-
joiced at the passing of the educa-
ton bill, as calculated to support
the system of religion which the
people loved.
Regarding Ireland, Lord Sails
bury said that the government had
applied q successful remedy to
evils long suffered there and could
look back on its policy with salts
faction. Five years ago he had
expressed the belief that Ireland
must be governed resolutcIy. Mr..
Balfour's success was largely due
to the fact that those serving I'm.
der him wero assured that they
would be supported and not hand
ed over to their enemies. Mr.. Bal
tours administration owed it's sue
cess to persistence and resolution.
(Cheers.) Respect for the law fol-
lowed, the people feeling that re-
sistance to the law was futile.
"The Land Act" Lord Salisbury
declared, "would be found not to
be q temporary palliative, but a
permanent cure for the troubles of
many generations. 1t would draw
closer tho bond uniting tho two
countries. England, in the last
election, declared against the sever
ance of the bond, and l believe this
decision is irrevocable." GCheers.1
Referring to foreign powers,
Lord Salisbury said he never knew
period when Europe was more
tranquil than at the present time.
In South America alone was there
q weary quarrel and constant dis
order. The English government
had been pressed to arbltrato in the
GILLIAN dispute and in the adjust
ment of the Argentine finances, but
England could not undertake either
task.
Referring to the eastern question,
Lord Salisbury said that the prob
lem had not yet been solved, but
that Egypt and Bulgaria wero
showing such rapid development
that they promised to settle tho
difficulty without any external
interference.
The Premier next spoke of the
value of the visit of the Emperor
William to the Prince of Naples
IN assuring the world of the peace
full bias of tho great powers. He
said that no hoped, in tho course of
u few weeks, TO welcome TO Eng
land the feet of tho French Re-
public, ICheers,I There had been
talk, he continued, of certain trea-
ties threatening the peace of the
world, but he knew nothing of |
them. He believed that the ma,
tions would work in harmony with
each other, moro on account OF
their kindred interests than on ac-
count of mere paper treaties.
Referring to the seal and lobster |
disputes, Lord Salisbury said that |
they dragged their slow lengths |
along with the calmness and slow
ness suitable to those animals. 1t
was useless, he added, to imagine
that the luxury of carrying on |
these negotiations would cease for |
a considerable number Of years. |
Star, Aug 6.
~------zs~-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01

On THE fourth page is an inter
view between a representative of
the San Francisco Bulletin and u.
A. Thurston, Esq, of this city, who
was a passenger on the Zealandia,
which arrived over on the 18th of
August. 1t refers to sugar and
plantation matters, exports of pre-
served fruits. deepening the harbor
entrance, coal docks, and tourist
excursions to Hawaii, which topics
are made interesting by new
features, or rather from the way
they are treated. No one is better
qualified 10 make favorable impress
sions on those seeking information
regarding this kingdom, than Mr..
Thurston, and no one takes greater
interest in its progress and pros
perity than be. As to his state
ment that native Hawaiians favor
annexation, facts will not sustain
it. Some intelligent and InAuen-
tial natives favor n republican form
Of government, but We are not
aware that annexation to the
United States is advocated by
them. Tho interview, however,
will be found interesting reading.
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From all accounts tho situation
in China is very serious, and there
is every prospect that the Chinese
Government will be called TO
account for the atrocities commit
ted by the populaoo against mis-
sionares and foreigners generally.
Under the inspiration and leader
ship of Mandarin politicians and
Brahmin priests, an intense proju-
dice has been excited among the
common people, which has culmin-
ated in riots, murders, and the
burning of dwellings and other
property belonging to foreigners.
During the election campaign
here, in l8S9-90, the same efforts
were made, week after week, to
excite race prejudices between
the natives and foreigners, under
the general name of "missionaries,"
as Is now going on in China with
most shocking results. That the
Same results did not follow here MS
are now Transporting there was due
rather to the superior education
and civilization of the native race,
who are not so amenble to anti
religion and anti-foreign haran-
guers, than to any lack of efforts
made for this purpose. The
same plan of campaign"
has been commenced here, by one
or two native papers, at the present
time-a determined purpose to ar
ray the natives against foreigners
in the coming election, and efforts
are being made to stir up hostile
feelings, by writers who care
nothing for the well-being of the
Hawaiians, whom they would
gladly see engaged in open war
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p 2utllorltp
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,


Tenders will be received at the Hawaiian
Treasury, up to September 18th, for the
sale of 6 per cent. Gold Bearing Coupon
Bonds, to be issued under the authority OF
the Act approved October Is, 1856. These
Bonds are in denominations Of $4,000,
$1,000, $500, and 500, and are redeemable
in not less than ten or more than thirty
wears from date OF issue. Free from Gov
eminent taxes. No tenders will be re-
ceived for less than par value.
J. MOTT-SMITH,
Minister of Finance.
1855 l390-td
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01

The Justices of the Supreme Court have
this day appointed Frederick W. Wunden-
berg, Esquire, to be Deputy Clerk of the
Supreme Court, vice Alfred w. Garter,
resigned.
Aliiolnni Hale. August q, 1891.
2859-St l390-3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01

Sale Of Lease Of the Government
Lands Of Manulza and Kaulana-
mauna. in the district Of Kau,
Hawaii
On WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23rd, 1891, at y
O'Clock noon, at the front entrance of Aiii-
olani Hale, will be sold at Public Auction
the lease of the Government lands of Ma
nuka aud Kaulanamauna, in the district of
Kau, Hawaii, containing an area of 1900
acres more or less.
Term.-Lease for ten years.
Upset price. 500 per annum, payable
semi-annually in advance.
O.N. SPENCER,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, Aug. IS, 1891. 1Ss92t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-09-01
AN IMPORTANT WORK.

Inc Government is engaged in one
very important work which has been I'M
dertaken this year. This is the DEEPEN
ing OF the water on the bar of Honolulu.
a contract Was let to the Ri don Iron
works OF San Francisco, for the delivery
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next. being the 10Th day OF May, 4. d. l-9l corl
nt.u,iuy III ten o'clock in the forenoon. and the
urt succeeding DAYS thereafter he sold by me nj
ni,bIic aneioll ri my office i'll the Court iipiiS" IN
Sune rior the seat of Justice OF the SAID county,
fr The payIaent Of the delinquent taxes, interest
and charges thereon for the year 1897, ~ return.
I'd 10 me BY the town and city treasurers OF the
sait county Of Douglas.
eiiyen under my hand officially, at the office Of
,ha Comfy Treasurer If Douglas county state vi
Wisconsin this 18th day Of April, FOL
j. +. BISHOFF, JE.,
County Treasurer.
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cITY or srPERloK.-FIEsT WARD.

lndis of lots l. 4. All Of lots g. ~ - =. -, 4
81 r. H. - II 81, - a. ind u Of lot ~. All
81 lots III 10 i4s. $50. 152. loi l2h i5 - ioa
~ 30. al 81 80 2t9 2b5 ~, 20 10 - ~
80 2s5 as7 2.5 Dps 20 ,H, 3n7. 3n9 So. SIS $50.
wi ~ lot 32n Ill Of lots s., 3-a, 90. thala OF
Int al NIL ri lots 3iq .,Jl.
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N
raenr. as may he necessary for that purpose, viii
THE THIRD TUESDAY OF WAY,
next being the 18th day OF May, 4. ID. l-9l cofl
n,.uei,,y III ten o'clock in the forenoon. and the
u.x, succeeding days thereafter. be sold by me al
public auction at my office i'll the court iieiiSF IN
Sira rior the seat OF Justice of the SAID county,
far the payIaent Of the delinquent taxes, interest
and charges thereon for the year ls9l, a. return.
cd 10 me hs the town and city tIeaourers oil thc
t,sen under my hand officially at the office Of
the County Trcasurer"f Douglas county. state u
}. f. BlsHoFF. in,
County Treasurer.
cry or srPERIok.-FlEST WARD.
West lat Street.
rndI. &c lots 4. All Of lots - 80 Il, q. % y
s. q T. 50 = ~ - $, ~ 10 10 u =, ~ Ia "a lss
10 ISL M 2l2 III III. 2ls 30. "a -. -. -
IS 80 81. - 80, 70 ~ ~ % 20 ~ ~.
VI ~ lot BIZ iii Of lots 81, so, 81. Cndia OF
iot sil all OF lots 3i9, 55l
West II Street.
80 Of lots , !. all Of lots y p. y, p y -
10 - = = = = - Z Of IL lot ~ al %, 81 I los
nneii. oflot Is all Of lots 67. IL. lsh, I. II.
III, 70 rs - ~ 2i9 20 ~, ~; ~ ~ ~ ~. 1t "a
..iDsll Sc, III, 80. 81, 3i9, '1l
West 81 street
,ll If lot " = j. 10 Il, T. 10, u IS - H. T. :!
Il Is. =. -. -. H. 70 undi9 OF lot 81, I'll OF
- i = + u i, I Igs ma I'd :" nd Il
~ Ill IL lot gl1 20. uuiI Of 10; 2ll all of lots
2l .6 -. Ill OF lot ~, un'!2, OF lot ~ al OF
Ia,s o4i III; 2iS 80 - Il 3bi 26, .SS. 2s9 l. 30,
Il al Il ~ 80, - 90 ~. .9l. ~ i so, @i.
10 ;il 3l3. 3l Il BIG 50, ~ 80, 81, 5i3, Si5
West ith street.
aii Of lots l. II, =, -. 81. - all of lots as ~
III $, r. RI IL, Is 10. III l9', ~, Tl. 2nl
.G ~ 80 81 al 80 -. 25i 80. 3' %, -,
ii q Il
~. - -, s.. i.
Vest 9Th street.
All Of lots u Is H. Is und oflot SO, all Of lots
- - ~ ~ - =. 49, III lis To. III l21. undi-
10 -. III ~" Is $50, lbl, d. los, lbl To- 10
10 lGs lsa, l7o. III, IL, l7s IL, IL. 10
II rs 10 10 Isl - ,s s Isl, ia' l@ i ~ IN,
2t4. 2,S. und' - uni's Of lot 10. nndis Of Lot
III Of l"s als .- 81 - - 10 80 nmd Of lof,
.,l; sil So 3iG, SIS, f2n 50, 81, 3d. SD.
West 9th Street.
rnii4 II lot l. all Of lot, 5, : Il. i. -, 70, q,
A. H. ~ 81. -. -. -. g. -, - NJ 81 ~ - Hos.
~, lbs IT, III, l22 "a l2G is, ~ ~ T. l5h
- All If ots 80 81 80 300 2gl -. @J2 SIS,
20, II. IS. 50. 81. b. 81, 81, III
West .th street.
III Its ~ & A., =. =. ., -. s., =; p, ~
IL. -. 1a Ia, Ill. to- ..nd 81 lot It's. all ct
iat ifi undi III lei lil all OF lots Los lSa, Isl,
-, undls utIot> -. ~. ~ Us 81, ~ ~
T. Of lot IS Huli al lot 10 MI ot hts 26a, ~
I'll 80, -, ~ -, 30 SIC, IL, 81, ~ -
-, 40
All o. lets > = II. Il. Is. L. >. 81. Is -, =.
s. IL -. =, Ii, lis. 10 IL IN. ~,
lsl Ia U.s. III III. 10 L. mnd IS q lot III, all
81 ie~ ~ ls3 lei Is Isl l9r, l2i. 2no, undl Of
lot anl ali al lots ~ - und oflot IS all OF
lois 80 Is - 2>1 III ~, 29i, %lS. 81, 30
~ -, ~. ulf' u 1T s-S all q lois '&}'
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West i3d Street.

bHita w. "a " IL
West 18th street,
NJ. frac block II.
West Bay street.
Ind l;-i5 of und q Of lot 355, ali Of 10, 3a8. ind
Il 10 vi lot il, all OF 10.
/ Montreal Pier.
All Of lot D. und Is OF >.
Dunkirk Pier.
All Of lots IS, Is, L.
! Kingston Pier.
| ". lot ), all lots -. 10, L, 20, a. q! p.
EIY's ADDITION.
West "a Street.
! West 81 street
F-ac, lots 6 i6i. all Of -, uni i Of i9l all Of
t92 i94. 49, 49,. $50, 'J1t FAC ~, iIac oil, all
| 5l2, 1Tac oh
West It'll street
Frac lat 49, all AS frac lott TO ISL, i1a 40,
49,, ali of i59 i6l, 46l ? ~, ~, 47> 49, 4si,
IS6 iSS i9 ig5 e5 ~ i.a sol Jl:,, und Il Of ii7
all Of 50o 80 olI, 5l2 81 -, 81. rac %, all
80, .Eac o. all Of 5-s, 80 So, 55t 80.
! West 5,h street.
Frac lot 40 undI., i26, frac 40 undle Of i2s
frac In ali OF 40 43, frac 1873 all Of 10 is, 80
40, ~ iyi 40 i65, 100 ~ Isl, is3 is5, IS" 54
513. 5l3 5i4. 5j. SIC. 5l7, 3l9 52l 81, % ID, 90,
30. 90, IS, 52s, 53i, frac oil o..
West 9th Street.
Frac lot 3os all of sos, 10. frac io3. AS all Of
AL 523 40 41S 43t ~ -, ali of of As all of
45a 4lc, Hi i3 ~, 10, ij9. i6l i63, i65 i6i l5
800 SO 5li 5l3 5l5. 5l7. 90 90 526 81 51S 533
fruc vGi ali OF o72, 563, SOL Oh.
West eth Street.
Frac lots So. 37o all of 500. ilS i2o, iol i22 42
~, i26, rs 40, 10, 45s, idl i6: und32 Of 40
Il 5II, 5l2. 5i3 5li 3D. 5lG 523, 52i 525 > = SIS
% 35 re 49, und} Of 81 5i7 all Of ? n nnda
, 80. fac 5sl all.of $50, SIS, J9,,
West sth Street
All of lots in5 4o7, 100 All. liz, rs, 40 49, i39.
10 III i53, 81 uud I, of 49, all of 40. 100, 40,
~ AZ, 4 40, -. - 49,, 40 5i sos 90 al2
ot 5:s3, 81, 553, so 81, undI3 of 53o all of 30
rndl Of 500 all of sol sos 30, 5t6 81, Sos, undo
West 9th Street
All of lots 3,,3 3a5 .op III 4l3 frac Al
all Of 40 III, as. il9 100, i2 i22, lbs III, 10
i26. ~ rs 49,, "a, ~. 80 ~. 10, ~, ~
5os und = Of lots 5I5 5l5. all oflots $50, rs 5.n
49,. SCI SO, 81 53, 81, 5i3 SIS. 5i7 5l3, sol,
5t5, SOL 80, 561, 500, 9l, 57i. 55i 80.
West 10Th Street
All Of lots il9 ~ frac 1876, all Of 49,, 4a3. .&5,
iS7 49, ~, an, 40 rs, Az i55, 40 4Hl, io3,
/ 40, A. all of ISL, IS, 49,. ~. - ~. isI.
is iSo i9i. 49I 5p' 50.. 5 10i so, 500 5o7, 5"r>,
oa. DO 81, 52, 81 5.9, 81, % is, 527, 5j OBJ,
! $40, 359
West nth Street.
Frac lot Us all of 10 30. i5i i6, -, ii2 80.
i67, 49, Al ~, 40 AZ. i76. 40 IS ti ri lgj.
SOS. 80 5i2, 53, rac So 5I7, all vi 5l3 81, 523,
! ffac SO, all Of $50 53i, trac 5i9.
West 18th street.
! Frac lot 80, all of TO- 467 frac i6s 40 all %
49,, 49, iSh, 49, 45S 400, 49, i93, i9i ,31, i9 irac
102, all Of 30 507.
TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLEToWN
Block l-Frac lots $, 90 all Of H. B9ek ,.
3, i,5, O. Block dots / =, 3, (. ). 6 Block o.
| lots l. >. frac 3, Is Block ll--lots l. - Block
! li-lots g. 5. O. Frac block 10.
| Bradshaw 4 Hayes Add. to Mi,idletown.
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All of blocks ;. :, $, ii 81 8. 81, -, -.
East Bay street.
TudI- Of block TO- all Of 3D. lndls Of 81.
East Michigan Street
All OF lots l., ~, all Of block - frac 80, all o.
q, -
Eas, Huron Street.
All of lot ~ all ofbock 81
East 81. Clair street
Ei Of blocks Il, -, all of IS, >. Sc.
East Ere Street.
Anof blocks 70, Gi. uad 20 Of t6, all of Il. und
4 OF - all OF a. uni OF 30 all oil 50, undi3 OF y
ontario street.
ind :. Of blocks 81, -.
Champlaiu Street.
All Of blocks Il, is - -. WI pfo5.
st George Street.
All of blocks 4, 10, 81, -. -, 10 unl', of 81.
Cayuga Street.
All of blocks 10. 81, 81 una 2, Of ST, und , Of 81
u.d !, OF ll2, l0i, tract. los.
Seneca Street.
Ind !, Of blocks lol 1903.
Winuebogo Street.
All ofblocks 81, s., und l-2o Of 95, all Of 90
Baltic Street.
All of blocks ss. und !, Of 6s 20, all of -, IS,
lOl iu2, e.. OF Ito.
Caspian Street.
Ann 't'' No oor 90 u, 90 - u 49, 60 VI
~, to- loi,
All Of blocks =, Sc. lo2, loi, lod, lC7, il6,
Fcpin Street.
All Of blocks g. H. - ind Is Of IS, und ! Of
81, s., 81 ol =, all of9i, lGl i9j.
Bodcn Street.
All Of block 81. uud 20 Of lai. und /; of 1o5,
slnlcoc street.
FIac. block I'll.
Amazon Street
rund 20 Of b!o:h To-, oil ofl)9. und 10 Of
III all oi 10.
Geneva Street.
All of blocks o.: -, 100 10.
PonchdGtraiu street
All OF block ~
rcniusular street.
All OF block ~
MORRISON DIVISION.
Coburu street.
All oflots g. -
shield street,
All OF lots IS, t. G6 - It, =. 50, s., 81 S. S.
NIAGARA street.
All ofiois 81, -
Morrison Street
All OF lots -. $ %
Harrison street.
Al Of lots y p, :, 80, s., 81, s., IS, Al
To- u. -, -, e. y, 81.
Van Barren Street.
All of lots 81 81, a. 81, o., 63, 81, 81, O., 49, 81, $
-, = "a frar l,4r ii
jackson Street
All of iots - -. .. u. ~ = % ~ 81, p, .; s.
-, Il. -. -. 10 T. H. ~ 4, -, 81, -.
Quincy street.
Alof lot, =, >, =, =, ST. ~ s. s.. =, -, ii, g
Monroe Street
Of
Frey's Subdivision Of Block IL and The SCI o
Block Is
West 18th Street
Al OF lots Isl. 236
West aoth street
All of lots essSS, 10, ~, - al, ~.
Rurhan,s sub division Of Blocks u, -.
West nth Street.
All of lots So, 81 30 a2S, So, Sc, Sst 80.
West 18th street
Al'orlots So 50 SO, 32s, 80 SCI. 50, S@f sc
81. IS $40, 5Jo. sri 3D.,
West 18th street
All of lots So. SO 81, $!S
Hanson K Streaticlds Subdivision OF Block Is
Tes, 18th Street
All Of lots IS, ; o. 10 81, 20 90, as. $50
West lith street.
All Of lots 81, -, o6l 20, 40 267 $50, 27l, -
-, -, -, 81, 2S3, -, IS.
NENApu PARK ADDITION.
Al Of lots :. :, ), t. ), :, 5, ? TO- H. l., t. /
/ Is in bk |.
! All Of lots ], t.5,6.7.s,o. To- II. l., T. !.
L. l6 T. Is, l., ~, Il, -. =, i. - -. - = y
- III bk >.
Al Of lots / > ). Is. s.. 5 .. 10, H. - IS. /
T. II Il. Is. i? -, y, -, .. u. =, 10. =, ~ -,
I i'll block ;.
/ Al IF lots |, :, 3, i,5.6,7,> Ii, i, -, |
Z 10 III In L.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-09
West Sd Street.

Al az lots 4 10 T., Il. -, =, Is y, ~, 7, II
4, Is -: - - IL, 70. uudi1 Of lot 81, Ill OF
los :. y, >; IL, II II nnd :
IL TITS -. all Of lot l9a, undnf ni 1T
~ MI II it, al3 2o. uuil Of 10, 2ll ali Of lots
l1 81 i, .2- MI OF lot - und2, of lot 2i2, all OF
lots al 10 2iS 80 -, Il 25 26, 26S, 269 i Pl,
Il al 1a2 ~, -, 80, ~. s9i, ~ y ~ "ll,
q ..il Ill. Sll /; 3l6 SO u 30 80 81 3l3 3L5.