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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13

VIRGINIA In the clerks Office OF the circuit
court OF Wise county on the Dth day o. Eoyc'n-
Der, 1891. In vacation.
VI. +. Harris, Plaintiff In chnncery
against
J. C. Stamps, ct. al. Dcf'dt's.
The object Of this suit is have al the lands, min
cral rights, &C., now owned by the plaintiff aud de-
fcndants jointly, situated in Wise county. Virginia.
petitioncd and the plaintiffs interest allotted to him
s an affidavit having been made and fled that the
defendants, J. G. Stamps, h 6. Kyle, A. r. hogan
a. u. Simpson ahd II. b. Clay not residents OF tie
State OF Virginia, it is ordered that they do appear
here within Is days after due publication hereof and
DO what may be necessary 70 protect their interest IN
this suit. And it Is further ordered taa copy hero
y OF published week for four weeks in the Big
Stone PosT, and that copy be posted at the front door
OF the Court honee OF this county on the first day Of
! the next term OF the county court OF said county.
Copy. Teste; D. 4. LlPPS, Clerk.
KILLER Il I'olen, p. q.
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Terms:

cash in hand sufficient 10 pay the costs OF snit anf
costs and commissions OF sale ard the further sun
Of $l0933 with interest thereon from January lOtl
1880 and $cs. 33 willi two years interest thereon tt
be paid on Jan. 10th 1892 and OF The residue cre
OF twelve months from date OF sale will be given, tn
purchaser to give his bonds bearing interest fr Oil
day OF sale without security, for the deferred rrr
property to secure the dcicrredpayments
IT. 1RVlNE, Special Commissioner
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In the Clerks Office Of the crcn; conr: u I'll,
crGHy Of Wise.
III olahnm, pliar;if, nyaus, Ni5rr l. Root ct
q, :etcn.ailts.
~. Z Lips Clerk OF the said Court 10 ccr:if..
tat tic bond required OF tie Special Commissioner y
september, 1891. has been duly given.
Given lnGer iay hand as Clerk OF the said court,
'tl,i 9t,, day ol November, 1891.
Belize. reste: ]. r. LIPS, Clerk.
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Friday, December 4th, 1881,
TERMS OF SALE.

sun, in cash ON day of sale equal -. Q: debt o.
SS3l 81. with interest from Jany G 1898 AID exists
81 suit and sale; =, OF said nIIunn. TO b. paid II.
months and the renaini.g in - moi,.s- from IL,
day OF sale. for which The rarchaSe- ~. ~ rccsTcd
Z, execute bonds wli security aud ic.,sug iD,ccsi
from aay ei xSie. W. X. SHELBY.
$3.50 Speeial Commissioner.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13

In the Clerks Office Of the Ci:oui! Chnr' Of the
Bank Of Zig Stone Cap lluiil;in, aga!as; :. -
Mason, e. al, Defendants. IN caancery
l. f. Iipps, clerk Of the said court 90 certify nat
be bor,l req raL ., the special commissioner by the
decree rpr.!ared 10 said cause Oh tic 24h, dizzy o;
September, 1891, has been duly given
Given under my hnd no cleFl; Of The sad court
Tits I0t!l, day of October, 1891.
2ll-I3 Tesec d. +. LITE tlc.N.
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yyIRGINIA: -, tie Clerks Office OF the Circu
Coirt for :.a copnty OF Wise on III 10th cay
November. 1891. Il, fecatipn
'rhrrston. Trustee.
IN Chaneefy

L. T.. Talbutt c, nj.
Tie object Of this suit is to recover judgment
aynjnst B. T. Tallutt in the sum Of $l5S3 with IN"
ierest thereon from January 18Th 1850 AID n1 in the
further ..n Of Sl5s.33 due January 10th lS92 WIN
interest thereon from January 18th 1880 should NE
same be due at TIE time OF enteing decree IN I'M,
suit, and to enforce the same by peFsonsl aacree ana
by foreclosure OF tho vendors lien retained III DECD
Srom giv S.one Gap lmpTovLmca! Company and H.
G. Baiaid Trustc., Trustee to l. y Talbatt on lots
and 10 Bloc! 81. nls.proyement Co.'S Plat No J.
In the tow Of Big Stone Gap, :i"laty. irgiiH
An anda".t having been made that H. =. !albntt q
party detendantin this snit is nonresident Of this
State. the said detenantiS required soapPeaf Within
Is days after due publication ~ mi, order. in the
Clerks Office OF our said court, at raloe 70 be holden
there for, aud do what may be necessary 10 pro'ee'
his Interests And it il ordered that c"py OF THIS
order be forthwith published once week Tor foci
successive weeks in the Bro STONE Posi-, a newspa-
per printed In e town Of E;g Stone Gap in the cou
~ Of Wise ard posted al tie iron. door Of the court
house OF said. county on the FIRST day Of The nest
Coanty Co,!r! for the said county after tie cate OF
this order. 4 copy. Tes:e: J. i. Lips, Clerk
Eutt & Mciiowc.. p. q. l-i'&t'
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FalrCaeF SaEGa
Lots II, ls. 10 ana go. :slock rs.

J,
Pcrsuan 10 decree rendered in the cilaucery ca.sc
OF Bank 81 ElgSto,ie Gap vs. s. b Mason, :; al ihe
undersigned, special Commissioned wi!lsoa
Saturday, November 20, 1891,
ct 1890 > the premise. proceed 20 all a, l1i''
Tic ancion 30 the ghcst bidder. '@y oil tic ioi-
iow::,Y mentioned town lets may he necessary 10
SATISFY the above mentioned Jrcree which Is To- Sl5pc
with in,Hcst from January TO- 1899, The costs o. san
slt, c: this sale and commissions OF amour; bid
to-wit, lots u, 1s, - AID 90 o. oe: ~, '!mprtVc
ment Co.'S Plat No. /" In thr town OF Big stone G"p'
Virginia.
One-haIi cash and The residue Oh . credit oil SIX
months with interest, 10 &c evidenced rs tlie lnr'
chascr's bone. Title 10 lie retained unit; all me pir
chase money IL paid and calveyance directed ~ tht
coprf II c. Mcdowell, IT,
Special Corni> sioncr.
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LOT fOrS ale.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of Wise
County. Virginia. rendered September 24t, 1881 IN
the chaucery cause therein pending OF the Southwest
Virginia Mineral Land Company, plninuil, vs. ):
II. Bnghun, defendant, !, the undersigned spccla!
commissioner will on
Saturday November %. 1891,
between the hours OK II aud p. IL. at the front
door OF the ntcrmont Hotel in the own OF Big Store
Gan Wise County, Va, proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder lots G, and S Of Block 81 Of Improvement
Company Flat. i the town Of Fig Stonc Sap.
Oh the following
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13
In Chancerr

JIIRGfNIa:-i the Clerks office OF the Circu;.
Court for tho county o! Mise on the 10th day OF
November 1881. In Vacation.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13
TermS:

cash in hand sufficient to pay tbs costs OF suit alt
costs and commissions of .Gle a..i third OF t
residue. Fer the other two thirds OF the residue
credit of six aud Twelve mcntl;s will he given, tE'
purchaser to give his bonds without security bearing
interest from day of sale, lien TO be reserved o:
the property 10 secure lie dysr:ctl ;'2Ar:e;..s.
Il. i'.lRN!NE, S;'zCia Commissioner
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to decree OF The Ciscri, cour.oi Wis
CO., Va. rendered on the 24ih day OF Sept $780, II
the Chabccry cause OF Charles Kerr, trustee &c vs.
J. Il. y. NILS, e:. NJ, peuding in said eear, IL
undrgs: g,,., Special Commissioner MIL Gu
Friday, December 4th, 1881,
at tie front door of Tie lh,crr"u. iie,rin ic,n"p
Big Stone Gap, Va, between tn hours o l. a!.<
o'clock p. nj. at public cutlery end to the highest bio
Ter, proceed 10 sell the land in the hill mentioned OF
SO much thereof may be necessary, to-"it:
That certain tract OF land in Wise Co IA. on the
nth Fork OF powes i,ivvr, 70 and 1890 acre. ,
more or less. adjoiing The land Of Peter Wolfe ait
being the tract CT land sol! and conveyed 10 j..
+. Mills am, j. =. tihins IL 49,, - ing. Trustee.
a.. and row occnnied by the East Big S;nnc Gap Land
d Improvement Company.
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SALE OF LOTS.

Pursuant 70 :, decree OF The crcGit court OF Wise
county Virginia. rendered Sapembr 18th 1891, in tae
chancery cause therein pending OF j. II. Oldham.
plaintiff, vs.. WILDER l.. Root ct ais, defendants, !,
;he undersigned special commissioner. will on
Saturday November 2Sth 1891
between the hours OF - N. and p. at .hc front
door Of Ike lnternin iio,c III :!ie o"i OF Big Stone
Gap, Wise county va. proceed 20 sell to tx Ejglc
bidder lots 6, and 5 Of Bloc; 81 oF Improvement
Gonpany's Plat cl.c, The toWu os Big *innc cap
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13

CONE TO ViRclSlA.-The coming wool
growing; agricultural and iron producing
section of the United States.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-13

an
books, pamphlets, etc. descriptive Of Tie
wonderful mineral and agricultural re-
sources of tic States OF Virginia and
West Virginia, apply 10 Agents Of ihc
Norfolk & Western railroad, $50 Wash
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New York ! ,433 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. c.; G7-East, State Street
Columbus, Ohio, or General Office
Roanoke, Va
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
RELICS OF VALOR.
Gen. Palmer's Flag Order Credit
ed TO MisaDprehenson.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 13.-Tne Consti-
tuition, in explaining the evident mls-
apprehension under which Gen. Palmer.
commander-in-chlef OF the Grand Army
OF the Republic. iabors as regards a
conspicuous display of Confederate
flags On the occasion of the uHYeiling
of the Grady monument, says editOri-
ally. concerning his Interview:
This Is not the talk of a soldier. 1t
is sectional and partisan all the way
through. There was no display of Con-
federate flags at the unveiling Of the
Grady monument. Ii there mad been
such display among the picturesque
decorations of the occasion, il would
have been ali right, but no
body thought of Ii. 4 CON-
pany of Confederate veterans carried
III procession 4 war relic in the shape
of d taltered banner under which they
had fought in hundred battles. Ali
genuine soldiers understand the signifi-
canoe of such an incident. This relic.
or souvenir, was regarded by old Con-
federates simply as relic, reminder
of their herOiSm and suffering in the
past. In all ages soldiers. whether vic
iorl0uS or vanQuiShed, have affection
ately treasured their uniforms. their
flags. their swords and other souvenirs
of their campaigns. For century after
the War of the Roses. descendants of
the rival houses of York and Lancaster
proudly displayed red and white roses,
and they we're none the less loyal to
England for doing SO. Through all the
changes CT government in France. there
has never been time when an old
soldier would not wear in public the
Legion of Honor cross presented 10 him
by the first Napoleon.
Soldiers understand this sort of
thing. and only politicians and narrow
minded bigOts miSrepreSent IL. When
the Grady monument was unveiled,
Atlanta WAS literally crowded with fed
eral flags. from the monument to the
suburbs. Gen. Slocum and other Union
officers. soldiers aud veterans. saw
nothing but Union flags everywhere.
Gen. Palmer misrepresents Mr.. Grady
when lie saws that he would not have
cOGntenanced Confederate veterans and
their war relic. That Is precisely what
Mr.. Grady did when Jefferson Davis
paid his last visit 10 Atlanta. There was
some talk at that time about few Con-
federate flags Several Northern Re
publican newspaper correspondents
wore them. and Mr.. Grady very
happily and satisfactorily made it
plain TO the country thar the loyal
outh lad only one flag, but she had
the right under that flag TO treasure her
sears, her souvenirs and her relics.
There is no latter day sentiment about
ii. aud women. boys and rebels have
nothing to do with it. The people from
Virginia 10 Texas are loyal to one flag
and one country. but they are proud of
their Old battlehelds, battle flags, broken
swords and other evidences of the
81.
played such supreme valor and endur-
anee. Ii is all right Union soldiers
living in the South understand it, and
they like the men who wore the gray all
the better for this little touch Of human
nature
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
BOIES TO KANSANS.
Iowa's Governor Tells the
Bandana Democrats
Some Truths.
A. ]. Streetep Forecasts the
Man and the Issues for
'Ninety-Two.
Gen. Palmer's Flag Order as
Viewed by a Southern
Journal.
DR.. MeGlynn'S Case Revived
by Archbishop CorPigan's
Statement.

LEAyESwoRTH. Kan. Nov. 13.-The
annual banquet of the Bandana club,
DEM. was held this evening. a letter
of regret was read from Gov. BOieS. of
Iowa. the reading of which was greeted
with great applause. The letter dealt
principally with the prohibition and
tariff question. The letter stated that
both Kansas and Iowa had been led
into the adoption OF sumptuary
laws, governing the liqdor traffic.
at variance with the enlight-
ened sentiments OF the vast majority of
the civilized world. The result had
been tacit assent 10 the open violation
of those laws in the large cities, as
substantial barrier TO their growth and
prosperity, while not diminishing the
evils they were intended to correct.
The letter detailed what the governor
believed 10 be the various expressions
OF protective tariff, and urged the Demo-
Gratis OF Kansas to remain steadfast in
their tight against that system.
Gov. Boies' tariff views. interesting
because he Is considered here In be the
leading candidate for the Democratic
nomination from the West. are clearly
set forth On this subject he says: ''In
no field of human industry do men toll
more hours, live more economically, or
enjoy less OF the luXuries of life, than
those who till the farms of the grear
Northwest: and Yet with their virgin
soil. and unsurpassed climates, in the
very infancy OF these states, we are
startled at the magnitude of their in
debtedneSs to other sections and other
men. There must be a cause for this
cOndltion-in what is il TO be found?
Need we look beyond the plain fact that
laws are made for the aYOwed purpose
OF protecting certain industries that
supply these men with the bulk OF their
necesSarieS Of life, which simply means
that they shall not 20 into the open
markets Of the world for the necessa-
ries, bat shall buy them of homeproduc-
ers at prices which they fix. 1t is the
mission of the Democratic party to un-
raVel the mysteries of the false system;
to make plain TO them, when this is &C
compiished. protective tariff. BEYOND
That necessary for revenue alone, will
become thing OF the past to be remem-
bered as a relic of ages when human
slavery was not a crime and human
rights were poorly understood
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
DIR. M'GLYNN's CASE.
Statement by Archbishop Corri-
gan Thereon.

gan Thereon.
NEW, YORK, Nov. 13.-Archbishop
COrrigan was seen to-day regarding the
rumor to the effect that Rev DR.. Ed
ware. McGlynn was about 10 be rein
stated in the priesthood of the Roman
Catholic church. The archbishop made
the following statement:
The position of the church with re-
gard to Dr. McGlynn has been misun-
derstOod and | wish 10 set the matter
right, so that there may be no misappre-
henSion or false conception OF the atti-
tude of the holy see. 1t will suffice to
quote a letter sent to me some time ago
by the sacred congregation with per-
mission to publish it whenever such a
step should seem advisable. This let
Ter has been approved word for word
by the holy father. and the public NAV
rest assured that no departure will be
made from its provisions. Referring to
the efforts made by friendly prelate in
behalf of DR.. McGlynn, the sacred con-
gregation says:
They make him reflect that the propa-
gauda came to the decision reached by
them with regard TO Dir. McGlynn on
the strength of incontestibie documents,
after long and patient waiting and
after having employed in the case every
means that The wisdom and patience of
the holy see could suggest. With this
view brief history was given of the
action of the sacred congregation in
the premises. from which IL Is made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
GOOD ONES IN FRONT.
Finish Position Of the Racers at
Nashville

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov. 15.-Win-
ners Of to-day's events:
First race. thirteen-sixteenths of a mile
Zeke Hardy won. Maud second, CasVillian
third. Time. ::95s4
second race seven fUrlongs- BorealiS won.
Ireland second. InsOlence third Time,
$40
lhIrd race. eleven sixteenihs of a mile
Blaze Duke won. Springaway second Tom
Elliott third Time. l:ICI2-
Fourth nee. mile-Argenta won. Capt.
Jack second, Homiuv Bill third. Time. :sSl2
Fifth race. niIe-sixieenths Of 4 mile
Bnckhound Won. ZOOlein second, Critic
third. Time. -
ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Seven fGriongS. selling-Ciark. l02; Castii-
Ian, SIDNEY. In4; Dick DelGney. Portuguese,
h7; Billy Smith. 10S; Rosa. 10; Jack Star,
III; PaI King Carus Il3; Fred Iaral- ZIG.
Fifteen-sixteenths Of q mile. SeIiing-Cor
ME Buckingham, EizaIra, I02: HOpedae. 1e4 /;
Chestnut Belle, 7 lJi; Lady Blackburn,
100: Nero. IL.
Handicap mile-Tashti. so: Joe carter. a /:
Borealis. Van Buren,, IS; Red cap, 1853; Ethel
Gray. 1I2-
Mile and twenty yards-Sam Farmer. Ed
Eshelby, 81; Ithaca. 50; Marietta. q Grand
pa joe Carter, 100; Hydy. 104.
Eleven-sixieenthS Of miIe-Josephne
Cassidy, Hispania. Miss Waliing. 95: Warner
{. Bill Baily, Gold Stone. Bolivar Buckner,
IS; Julius sax. Lord Willowbrook 1e3.
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No ga
No. VI.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE. RAMSEY


COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE, RAMSEY
- County. M1nDesota-To ". L. MintZer:
You are hereby notified that on the 10th day
OF May, A D ISIS. in proceedings TO enforce
the payment of delinquent taxes pursuant 10
that certain real estate judgment which was
entered III the District Court in and for the
County of Ramsey, in the Second Judicial
District of the State of Minnesota, on the
14th day Of April. A. d. 1888. the following
described piece or parcel Of land, which is
situated in Ramsey County. in the State Of
Minnesota 10 wit:
Lot seventeen 90, in block two % of Cot
tage Lots Addinon TO st. Paul was solo to
satisfy the amount for which it was adjudged
liable in said Judgment interests and costs,
for the sum Of FIVE dollars and twelve cents;
that the amount required to redeem said
piece and parcel of land from such sale lex
elusive OF the costs TO accrue upon this no
tice) is five dollars and fifty cents.
which is the amount for which such piece or
parcel Of land was sold upon assignment
from State on December 10th, 1855, and inter-
est on said last named amount at the rate Of
twelve per cent per annum from said 18th day
OF December; A d. 1883. until such redemption
is made, and that the time for redemption of
such piece and parcel of land VIII expire
sixty DAYS after the service OF this notice.
Witness my hand and official seal this Goth
day Of September. A. d. 1891.
MF KAHN.
County Auditor of Ramsey County, Mime
sofa
Delivered to Sheriff of Ramsey County this
26th day of September, 1921.
Seal NJ F. KAN. County Auditor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-14
No ACTION TAKEN.
League Men Adjourn With Sever
al Matters I Undecided.

New YORK, Nov. 13.-The National
Baseball club meeting to-day postponed
the free passes. dead head and the divis-
ion Of receipts questions until the
spring meeting. which will be held in
New York. Nick Young was reelected
for term of three years. Robinson of
Cleveland. Scandrett. of Pittsburg.
ByrRe. of Brooklyn, and Dag. OF New
York. were elected as executive COM
mitiee, and Day, Brush ANA Hart were
appointed schedule committee. \. G..
Spaulding was elected an honorary
member. The league adjourned this
afternoon. subject to call. without AT
nouncing whether it haG taken any
steps toward making peace with the
association. It was said. however. that
Mr.. SOden. of the Boston league club.
and MT. Prince, of the Boston American
association club, would continue 10 talk
the matter over. and through them the
league and association might come to
some agreement.
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R. S. GOODFELLOW & CO,
PAT to 2 So HjcoAef AE, MINNEAPOLIS.



COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE. RAMSEY
- County. HinneSota-To ". L. Mintzer:
You are hereby notified that on the fifth .day
OF May. A d. 1857. in proceedings to enforce
the payment OF delinquent taxes pursuant
10 that certain real es, ate tax judgment which
was entered in the District Court IN and for
the County of Ramsey. in The Second Judicial
District of the state of Minnesota on the
described piece or parcal Of land. which is
situated III Ramsey County, in the State Of
Minnesota. to wit:
Lot twenty three CD, in block two (2) of
Cottage Lots Addition 10 St Paul. was sold
10 satisfy the amount for which il was ad-
Jukged liable in said judgment interests and
costs for The sum of three dollars and thirty
five cents; that the amount required 10 re
deem said piece AID parcel of land from such
sale ieXclusive of the costs to accrue from
this notice. is four dollars which is the
amount for which such piece or parcel Of
land was sold upon assignment from State
on December 18th, 1883 and interest on said
isSt-named amount at the rate of twelve per
cent per anRnm from said nineteenth day of
December, 4. d. 1875 until such redemption
Is made and that the time for redemption of
such piece ana parcel of land win expire
sixty days after the service of this notice.
Witness my hand and official seal this
twenty sixth day Of September, A. D. 1891.
NJ. T. KAN.
County Auditor of Ramsey County, Mime
sofa.
Delivered 10 the Sheriff of Ramsey County
this twenty sixth day of September, A I. 1891.
Seal NJ. +. KAIN County Auditor.
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~
{ feGNTN AUDITOR OFFICE. RAMSEY
y county. hiDnesota-TO ". l. Mintzer
Ga are hereby notified that on the 10th day
OF May. A ID. 1883 in proceedings to enforce
me payment of delinquent taxes pursuant to
that certain reul estBte tax judgment which
was entered in the District Court in and for
the County OF Ramsey ii The Second Judi
clal District Of the state of Minnesota on
the l4tn day 81 April. \ D. 1873. the follow
ing described piece or parcel of land which
IS situated IN Ramsey County. in the State of
Minnesota. 10 wit;
Lot eighteen u.s. in block two % of Cot
tage Lots addition TO ~. Paul. was sold to
satisfy the amount for VI hich ii was sdjudged
Liable IN said judgment. interests and costs
Tor the sum OF five dollars ana twelve cents /:
th9t the amount required to redeem said
piece and parcel Of lana from such sale lex
elusive OF the costs 10 accrue upon this no.
tcei IS five dollars sud hfiv cents which is
the amount for which such piece OF parcel
Oh land was sold upon assignment from state
on December 18th, 1883. and interest on said
lsst-named amount at the rate of twelve per
cent per annum from said l9tn day of Deem
ber.A- D-lSSS until such redemption is made
and that the time for redemption of such
piece and parcel OF land viii expire sixty
days after the service OF this notice.
Witness my hand and official seal this 26th
day OF September, A. D. 1891.
NJ F. KAN,
County Auditor of Ramsey County. Mime
sofa.
Delivered to the sheriff of Ramsey County
this Goth Gay OF September. 1921.
tSeal. NJ. F. KAHN, Comfy Auditor