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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
StOnewall jackson

The demonstration at the unwilling of
the statue of Gen. Thomas J. Jackson.
at lexington on the 2lst, was one of the
grandest ever witnessed in Virginia. 1t is
estimated that not less than 10000 peo-
pie were present representing Il number
of States, and almost every county in
Virginia The veil was lifted by little
Julia Jackson Christian, grandchild of
the old hero and daughter of w. E. Chris
tian, prominent and talented magazine
and newspaper writer, now residing at
Basic CITY. Gen Jubal A Early deliv-
cred the Grafton on the occasion, aud
Lexington was crowded to OVERLOOKING.
Every nook and corner were occupied,
and then many failed to get accomino>
dations Parties reached Stanton on
Sunday and telegraphed from there for
rooms. The response instantly came
back there could be neither looms nor
meals provided, as the capacity of the
town had been exhausted.
1t was significant tribute OF devotion
ON the part of the people of Virginia
to one of the most courageous and noble
characters brought out by the late war,
and testified the undying affection of
the soldiers of the lost cause for. the
ideal soldier and commander.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23

The New York bank statement for last
week was accepted as premonitory of a
plethora of loanabie capital, possibly Of
an actual congestion of money at thar
center. 1t showed an increase III surplus
reserve of nearly $4,000, 600, bringing that
item up to about SIS, 500000. Wheat
stiffened at Chicago on Saturday and 1t
was ascertained that probably 10 per
cent. of the receipts to be expected there
for the next two months are already
placed for shipment to Eastern nillers
and foreign countries. 1t is reported
that 900 steamships have been engaged
to load with grain at Atlantic and Gulf
ports and at Montreal between now and
November LIST.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
BRUSHES.

Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Tooth
brushes, Nail Brushes, Flesh Brushes,
Marking Brushes Whitewash Brushes,
Paint Brushes, Dust Brushes, and Cams
els Hair Pencils.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23

There have been numerous inquiries
in Stanton as to the object and nature
of the suit instituted against the Clifton
Forge Company by a few dissatisfied and
defaulting stockholders of the Company
There is but one opinion as to the ami
mos of it, nor is there any diversity of
belief as to the effect upon the interests
of the Company and Clifton Forge, tenn
porariIy. 1t would be hurtful. and it.
for the time being, would unsettle bust
mess. arrest progress and cause distrust
The time selected to institate the suit
and the conditions surrounding at the
time it was instituted, prove conclnsively
that there was no high motive insti-
eating it, 1t was taking advantage of
conditions to extort concessions from
the defendant interests. because of the
relations of innocent parties to the eff
feet, and the great injury they would
suffer. Notwithstanding this sugges-
ton of compromise was entertained
in Stanton looking to the withdrawal
of the suit. solely Old the part of the de-
PENDANTS because innocent parties, who
could not be directly litigants in the
case, will be very injuriously affected If
the suit goes on. II will be to protect
the interests of the town as we'll as to
consummate improvement enterprises
inaugurated that any concessions will
be made Were the parties complain
ants and their attorneys and the real
the only ones interested, no
would or ought to be ef>-
fected. Some of the defendants, as it is,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
Clifton Forge, Va.
DON'T FORGET
Look !!

That my prices have. always been
marked in PLAIN FIGURES, and
that IS per cent. discount from them
means great saving for you. There
is no chance here to say this Suit or
pair Pants sold for X. Y. T., but we
will allow you IS per cent. off, which
makes it anything the dealer chooses
to ask you. So don't forget that my
goods are marked in plain figures, and
you can come in and figure for your
self and you'll find that IS per cent.
off here
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
Wash Fabrics.

India Silks, Bleached and Unbleached
Muslins from the best Mills at Prices
LOWER THAN WAS EVER OF
FERED i'll Virginia
Lonsdale Cambria, Shifting Muslins,
Sheeting Muslins, Shaker Flannels,
Towelings-but it is impossible to
enumerate. Our Stock is complete
and NONE can UNDERSELL US.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
Call and See Js

Your patronage is always appreciated,
and no matter how small your purchases,
you may rest assured it will be our con
slant aim to sell our customers the best
goods that can be obtained and at reas.
enable prices. iuly9.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23
Novelties.

Trimmings, Buttons, Laces, Ribbons,
in endless varieties Veilings, Rush
ings, Ladies and Gents Furnishings.
MOTIONS Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS
All we ask is an INSPECTION of
our Stock. We defy Comparative
Comparison from
ALL STANDPOINTS.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-07-23

The Legislature of Georgia has passed
a bill disqualifying doctors guilty of
drunkenness from practicing. method
of indictment has been framed, and upon
conviction of drunkenness the accused is
made subject to a heavy penalty if he
should attempt to practice again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-23
DR. - IL
WONDERFUL
German InvigOratOr.

that Of
me Vita Elixir.
REASON THOUSANDS CANNOr GET CURED Of Chronic
Special Complaints
and Manhood Liver, Kidney
Troubles Blood
complication called Prosaohea Heperehesia
whc requires ltreatm
DR. LEBItiS INVlGORATOR No. 1,
ties, half me
DR. LIEBlG Co.. nearly a a
specially of Diseases of Men.
m
FRANCsCo
RAJ 4o5 Mason
CAJITIlN Avoid pcs isonous makers
Si1O " unreliable
DR. LEBIGS INVIGOR5 -OR.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-23
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt connections with tho
sev oral railroad lines in tho East.
SulimPu Palace Sleeping Cars and
TaNr lk,c' Sleeping Cars attached to all
train .NiHing Carr attached to fast
mail u, ms between Truckee and Og-
1cn.
Tickei, sold, sleeping car berths Sc
sured, and other infOrmatio given on
application To the Co.'S Agt. at Keno
where passengers caliinA IA person can
Securc ch oicc of routes, etc.
2fcha ard Gray, Ger. Traf. Mang.
L. II. GOODMAN,
Gen. Pass. ct.
san Franc sscO, Cal.
tune
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-23
WE GUAHANsHE SIX soA.
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case OF Liver CHTnui:.tnt, tiyspep>i;i,
= elk Heauarh -nIigaStibn, Ou~tip pa
ton or G. oStlve0eS~, w ca1nOt cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when
dtrections are compile with hev are
our lv Vegetable aud never fail to give
satisfaction. sugar coa'ed. Large haX-
es containing 81 pills p .entS. Seware
of ofcoGnferfeits and INIT Gus. Sold by
w. II. CHEDlC, C;4son, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-12-23
Health is Wealth!

DIR. f G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a gu trantaai Soe"1hc Tor
" EvSt er a, Dizziness, DDpvulSf pnS, FITS,
Nervous Neural ia, Hea Ia he. Yer Gus
ProstrstiOu cauSei by The IL "nH1i
or tobacco, Wakefulu ssS Mental De
preSSiou. SDfte niDg of The b.. -ssult-
ing in insanity ana leading To 4 cry,
rieca ann death. Pre- mature ol AEe,
i;arrenneSS, Loss OF Power in either sex
Involuntary Losses and ~Syer atCrrhJea
caused by oVer-e Nertinn of the b':tin,
SeifshnSe or over-indulhance Each
box contains one uputn'S tre tim ant-
SI,0 hoy o. six boxes faT $500 sent by
mail prepaid on recg iPt OF prces.
WE GTlIssASS SIX Es3N.
70 cure any case. with tch Ortisr re-
ceived nv uS FIR six % -, 49, \ Ia
led with 1910, wi I send the p1r naSer
our write guarantee to rctun he
mpncp if he traatrunut does not effas5 a
Gre. qua antee< issued cniy by W. II
III EDIC, sole Agent, nlrSDn Cit1 New
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
4s4

buen. Is to SLENDER, Der Iaa Iiss ~5ialyslsis Ue6 SiOm
al bnuuOen Nisrtet Os Glsnoi9beoeu, ur uaa9neoe al
en- lang aimast iOm 6oi9s al BIOotabet Os fSIte Jig trss
leoe ueo bog at bare a lepen6e gaisn ueo Si6en al iig.
"6r Ou IeusuOe, aamerat2" iGgbe StaIomeitsren
meb mat Stsnms paa lgif.
~Som man fan pare bet yaa ct StsssiyiS, . ipareoe
Speniteren, iOm baubs Tart zig bet famine SPros til
9uSbebou.
"oar on enona en- !6aano Os en- singer, iaa oa tan
trptte en- giitol af2......Ses BAR insen.@
"9ar bu iaoOan 5ait mso at tOmms goUsnS
stiGrsiIO9" iDGreOs Speniteen. Seq igaeS, bu bar
iaaet not"
"9Srer Ou life eispIgnorune2 9eius Rario, be
tomntr ~berbsnl"
en mistantelis 8iGsIsu guitens UiOnebs ON, at
bans 6rpst life Uar usrunost. SsIDs 9sOsH igutss en-
ulgttsIis Saaret let / Communicating meS at iaIbe /
5auberne pao WiurObsrsrus. Jtpitesn trat m.o ipnIig
anitruselie en- YiitoI Op al fit Salis, ipauSte Sausn o.
faa zen paa ROSei, Der rsrte fig 9raernes Stpsse.
eiSt eiter par bet after i~OriuuaSst, % alt iau itiqs. at
man tuube bsrs Stottsruss SGlus, bG giuSsu tom ira
cen Rant.
4aamsrat, . bespuote StaIpmsitsrsn isien, "bGs su
en- 5sltilaits? Seq paninGatsr al lSrt."
Seq msb, : iasSe RyttHen. "Wain 6Iails Ct tom
iOm min CONNIE, men SGitm or life ii Chm bair0.
Seq itoI prsps paa at traUIs perbsn."
Gst Ip.,eoss BAN usS aiisdist SsipGr; ban efitr'
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

geo en- 8ipouatilb paa ben penitre ipenifs jlsi
paageos l9n9e eiter Ntprtets 6~rembrub onltrent 30 3ipts
tere al oct ifotite Gouenant unoer Bonner 90 9opianss.
gn s~raabGrOst 9itimeitsr OpIeits ct 6apitsl al 3ommers
mes Bog ON @iOsons Ser for benz. 9n nng Gpttsr,
tnapt type 2ar, ielte AanOen name bani til at ailagse
Bibnesbpro for ben ~usloeIise sob, be ~tiGrapebe iommsn
msp, fob op paa en- 9auet Os b~espnots at prabitc. Oct
par ben iamne Beseitrius, bet iamms ~bileorise Spros
ira bet samIe 8eitumeaIss arsstrsnife, iom paa Senue
2io sienIso Sto.!ouo o9 @nsIano ON Rarl ben 6srs
ties ramlenbe lrons. Ssiaa bisis lsiebe Suaste islte,
at be itreb mob a~ntitriiten, naar be itreo mob gausns
3are, os git Iise iaa benrptt 3sben neS 9srrsns os
@ioeons SpGrb. .tr
9%isitsrns al be to ~ubtpnbeSe finite Gitabrousr biuOua'
terece usO Chen al Sfotterne. Zen iinits 5~oItstarats
ter bar lsttere pso at blips beaeiitrst, enb man siter bsnS
1rasbeb itnlbs pente. Uaam iaa bisie tratte os snSnu
blsoenSe gtptters sIemms i'm 9uiIs os Igtte til StOttsrs
mes Gang, iOu be life ioritOS, men buis geseiitrius be-
tos os imitteSs benz. @n uns 6eltprait sreb Seilisbeben,
tos fin inite Salmsbos irem os iltemte en- SaIme ior
Seiren. MsloSisn iiemie life iirs mss Stcttsr,es: bet
Dor lite iprifs Gang, ben it0tits % tnifs SODidns SAL
Iesifab priits Sub" 80 s.,pi on
&so 6oSea al ben SpiSs, buor eDs par ialttn, Ica
bIaaSt mango 9sSs to buasot Ssarsos, loui euena uar
iIiut. Oct par en- isislipst ipenfs 8s.ia, Der bapSe
faaeti en- Eagle tiers ~isienuxnlf isi % rni sqierll8 Stalb'
msitr, bpis bsire arml nor bIepn 5nssei al 9~psaiSr III
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

LOB fig ct brsot glo6iyor, bpor ban trs6 frem oct
UaaOs @ras, men, Ou ban tom til gGtteu, beiUimsSs
baH os Iaa Ianss b~eUioitlss. Saa Uaagnece ban, iplott
fin 6at Hso bIOoist ganO, brat Os fsIte fig tueset.
Ss ban trauIebe IBe iua ~msiiOmHsIis tiIbase til lin
Sibe'amaat. 9aniteIisit par bet at uubsua al ipilSe
ganbsi, men bet Iytteoes gam a, beUure 9alUbslm /
9ntten.
Grit M bin 9srrss 2iifsbsitaaI, Der c, al 5aus
BIN gOnoet, " iGsos Rgtttvcn, iOet ban rate Storu'
bGttsn irem, mso en- 9entpouins til g6B, bUiS 5Grpsr
bm Saarses bar.
StaIomeitaen Ora, besiarIis ben blOOiss Irit,
brOs ct Opbt Gut % iasoe usO en- al HsreIic itlGIOeaos
Stsnnte:
sig mig bit RGUn, aamsrat, at jig tan 6sSs ct
5obsrpor fer Big"
Seq beoSr artlion, mig til 9Grs % insen til
Stam, aprpOral uec sipresimeut.t, ON ss lsuG imor.
gen. 5ar pGrst 3ioetnGst Dos en- baIusaI 6rstsn, iom
for Gibsn ar ben itOrmastise Grooming ariitiua al Sues
riss. Sattsn al, aarI"..-..."Sa iaa, su bar bpsrten
Sot sur aTm. Ran bet icrnsis big, iaa tautsr BUN
paa at latte bin Bare ct Ssnisbur, % bin asiir ct
@Iasitab.~
Seq i.aI bsSs i0r BIG. aiatte. is itaI tisslYs msb
9rasen ON BIN Sial. " iUarsse lllgttssiamsrutsn.
"Geo, its 5sNsr big. tai tic isa O~usrmsois. Min Ssrrs
6sItgaayialtel ION lore Dig. Dan CT bsb M; bans
arop liaSsy ) yaisr s%srbenus. mea uer life iSr trps, ban
saGr isisn. 9uoSSan itasSe ban tuuns IaSs pars nsS q
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
4S2

nebe RattspinbenS SuIen @ranerns, ioritummeOe Iibt
efsr Iot. Nan bsrte uu fun be iuase Gonr al en-
SaIme fra ben lfotife 9eir, StiIbua9ternes fierne Gaab,
en- 0senOeS fblts flasenoe Suf, eas en- tubenSe uIp,
Der ftreifeoe ON meaem gjersene os peirebe gptte.
Over psb Stopbrpnst, buor 0piten baube pGret
baorS, os be 6aISse Iaa gunfer, rOrtc Der fig itunOom
liIfenbs StitteIir lrasrnsS Stpsser. Oct par Itas
~roOsreyns, gisr0perne, bUis 9aanOterins bet par at be-
itiale 9soen. 0s turSe lite BRUCE 9psts, be trsb paa
Mauen mstlem YloSpsIene, iamIeoe meb Fine rOusriite
GssIe ppn DC 0sps os ipste Raaneifinuet at Opbasee ct
gptte, Iom IsnusSs Jig. Sift % Der Iaa en- iauret
Ranb, lom snbm rsbece eiustesn. WiarooOren itOpz
psos bans Nsunb til mso Saub for life at ~iorraabeS al
bans Sammerifris, fsIts bans CONNER, tos bans StSus
Ter, g%tuitnius % gaaten, ifalb be Sueoc Roset, os ALTAR
aSsn gstantnins eubusr Singer. Der bar en- &ins. llus
Sertipen DOR psnne Nsuu iaa beIois at iinSe en- 8 officer,
lom bar ct GRibtiGbs elG ct SDIptOrs sas bapbs en-
fuIb Yuua Common. Saa tunpe bet banbe, at eisrss
psren, nteseuS ban laa beiet ouer ben Ssbe, ~pIuoieiis
for Iamnsn % marteSe ct bpaIt SoItsltif | &psssn.
Oct par en- an6en 9isrp9sr. Der fOn for at ~irariUe bam
bans 9ptts. % tort eitsr Iaa ben isrite RSusr ieIu bIss
Senbs psb Chen al fit Siier % marteos, buOrIeOeS bans
Qommsr tsmtss al andre 9anber.
gattsns miIos Waaane, hu, Der iaa bIss % relis
lr nsS fro Din Ssi5e paa Wenneifenes Strib, builts
Wisaisrn;nsg bar on lite payet Sions til, os a snbnu
gism til poo be eIdsmarter. man taIasr aGrnsl
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07
Gra 9ronnins &riltinas lln9oomstio.
ai 3. GopeIiuS.
YalplaSien.
SO.
Gortiot ira forrise ROY

Ualplaolen.
9iattens Stpsser breOte fig Ousr be ~insSafte Bierse
% DC blOoise Dale. 0inben buiueoe iSuenoe tOlb, gis
'0uutbaaIens flanmebe, @taanen iis roo Op ouer Stou'
toppens. s bens uiitre SfiGr iaass mart biit, mart Der
msrte &Gtter al 9tpttere neo b%lntenOe Saaben uso Sub
San8ene til 0alsus. Gn Del al ben ucmatteoc Ipenite
par ut inSen Suis: 9eft % @auS fob paa Folt.
Sobon De @ertB par life til at itOle paa; man iasSs
ON BAN, at ban albris iop, for ban bapSe sienoprettet
ct gSeOerIas meb en- Ssir.
De s~pttelise. Der baube iaaet fat en- Brsoltorpe
susr ct buIpt Saser Bin, taiteoe fig nsb psS Saalene
p~0orlOmbsIit, / Sisiebuifene, paa ben lsreoe, al Blob
plOri8e Serb, meb SOusOet paa en- Sten % 6sSbsrne !
IN SaHSpSI, Blot iau nGr usb SISen iom muIist, Snart
l0"t Dc Ell opb SSun, til be after uaasneSe al auISe !
pn SIoe, Der uenpts ira SIben, uenctt iaa Seans froSne
S'oe III % iop inb isien. gnbrs fit inSsn Sspa for
~,pOsnoe Scar, rep ct Stptte af JOrst fin 5raf. iilleSe
SoOet % torSrep Chen msb at Iasse npt granbieI Paa
Ss0'n' AOsle muaIsps iasie en- afteRbon, nosIs fSi'
voc no8ls ngnneSs % isuuise &amsratsr tpSifSs paa
Se"' anSrs, iom iaa, at en- &unlerat bapbe faatt tat !
"0sa Sptte, fit BE- %imnbise 9arninssr Op al eomn'sn
'sP''0sSs spttsn. SeIp ben ipese NumIsn, Ger ls'
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

snaslIe Mil, isr mar nnar 8ansu.
griien e. for x24toms Stsu ar.
$40 pr. 6npn, irit Bergen. Ste
nen fra sitre Sliors blir en- 7si toIt.
barere; men iaa er ben iii Gisnsjelo
ristis %uaifer, bUorior ma alho bcnDtter
Oenus pna airfer os eiolcbBsuiussr,
bUi5 man ba life IO%retrGtfer ipeiit eaer
cu8elt Sfiier.
= nGftc Brep r"siicr ri mco 8osie
bnneu III Bergen. Bill 3u iglge meO,
iaa b9ug initl
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-07

Ten iorits gostrptfer'Yresis. iUm
ameriin iao, ~inbisrtes i 1929; / 1862
fit man ie bet igrIte Sluis Slpcrtisies
ment; aIIersbe 1864 bapbs ri BERTH
lambs Bolt officer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-26

The New Keystone Express OF the Penn
sylvania Lines.
Those who nave to travel will appreciate
the fact that the management of the Penn
sylvania Lines anticipate business necessi-
ties, and improves its facilities for moving
passengers comfortably and expedit.ously,
somewhat in advance of the actual demand
This is verified by the Inauguration OF a
new passenger train service between Chi
capo and New York to bs known as THE
KEYSTONE EXPRESS" which will leave
Chicago at 1O45 o'clock in the morning and
reach New York the next day at 2 O'Clock,
over the Pennsylvania Llnes-a little
shorter time We believe than has yet been
attempted by any of thesr competitors.
We are told that this train Will nave the
celebrated Pullman vestibules ftom front
to rear and will also carry Mr.. Pullman's
finest cars. Excepting in special features,
it is said that it will be equal to the famous
PENNSYLVANIA limited, and while no extra
fare will be charged, passengers holding
other tina first class tickets will not be al
lowed to ride on it. Thu venture may seem
to be prem a but We predict that the
business of the Keystone express will 9 ow
with that of the country. and at no distant
day we believe it will have become one of
the most popular and best paying trains OF
the e%nterprising Pennsylvania company,
whose management furnishes this new evil
dence of q determination to excel i'll all
that pertains to the transportation OF pas
SenperS.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-26

which he has given to policemen, firemen n
others to his summer resort IN Glen Island.
Sloan is the member of the state senate
from Oswego. He has been a speaker or
the assembly and he is we'll known Tor MS
conservative views. He would be An emil
nently safe mar to run, but he is not OK.
actly popular. Wadsworth is q member Of
congress- from an interior district south OF
Rochester. He ID a grandson of the orini-
nal Wadsworth who settled the country
about Geneseo, and he is so popular IN ms
district that no one ran against him for
congress. As comptroller of the state he
made q good record, but it is not believed
that he could be a moro popular state oan-
didate than Sloan. Becker is = German
who has been Mayor of Buffalo. His
strength is decidedly among the Germnn
account.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-26

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIMBER
N in accordanre with the provisions Of section
8, rules and regulations prescribed by the honora-
bic secretary Of the interior, Mays ). 1891, l, the IN
# twenty-one days from the first publication OF
this notice, ! will make written application TO
Tho honorable secretary Of the, interior for an
saw-logs. pine, fir and tamarack timber on tho
following described pub 10 la. d, to wit: :
north OF sections IA and 20. tip. Is, n. 7. q W. and
running north from said sections about one and
one-half miles to base OF mountains, containing
1000. 600 feet of pine, fir and tamarack timber;
said land is rocky benches and not adapted to
agriculture. and located IN Missoula county III
he stata e Montana.
MONTANA LUMBER AND MFG. CO..
WILLIAM THOMPSON. Manager.
tirst publication June 19. 1abl.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-26

SHERIFF's SALE BY yIRTUR or An
. '%'alias" execution for deficiency IN my hands
Judicial District Of the state Of Montana; in and
for the county of Silver Bow, in the suit Of Henry
l.. Frank against c. p. Hill and john steinmet7,
pals Ievisd npon ali tho right. title and interest
of the raid c P. Hill and John s%teinnetz, III and
to the following described property, situated. in
Lewis aud Clarke county, state OF Montana, VIZ:
Lots nine 80 and ten (10) in book Six hundred
and two (6O2) of Hoback 4 Cannon's Addition to
the city of Helena; also the sw. 4 Of the sw ~ a. 4,
20. of section fourteen 14 township eleven I'D
north of range three t3l west.
Together with all and singular the tenemenlts,
he%redaitaments and apnurtenancas thereunto BE-
Notice is hereby gwen that on tuesday ths
til day of July, A.. D. 1891, at the hour OF u
cock M, Of said day at the front door, of the
oourt-house:: IN the city Of Helena, l vii s sell H Al
ana John Steinmetz in and to the said above de-
goribed property, to the highest bidder for casf
in hand.
Given under my hand this the 10Th day Of June
A, d. 1881, C. M. JEFFERlS,~
Sheriff.
BY RALPH G. JOHNSON, Deputy Sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-26

SHEaIFF'ssALE-HENRY GEBHARDT AND
firm name and style Of, ,Gebhardt, 4 Warner,
plaintiffs, VS.. Martha T. Schwabc, Defendant.
lnGer and by virtue OF an order of sale and
decree of forcc.osnre and va e issued out OF the
district court OF the First ia tiCiIt district OF the
state If Montana, in aud for the county of Levin
the above entitled action, w3eroin Henry Geb-
harGt and Eiwa:d Wagner, doing business under
the firm name and style OF nebhnrdt & Wagner,
the above named plaintiffs, obtained q Judgment
and decree of fort closure and sale against hlartaa
!. Schwabe, defeudrn Mt. on the 6th 81 of May,
A. D. 1857. fer tae sum of $3.50 beside, interest.
costs and attorney ieos, which said decrec was on
the 9Th day Of May, A. ID. 1891, recorded in judy
meat book No. "G" Of ta.d court Mt pago-I
am commanded to sell all those certnIn lots,
pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying AMI being
il the county of Le vi, and Clarke .stste ofMon-
tana, and bounded and described an follows, to-
wit:
Lots numbered four ~ and five (J in block
numbered seven tf) OF the orig ito Of the
OF Helena said lots numbered fouraud five in city
bos1 numbered toyen being situate on tno nor, h.
west CncGer of Water and Cntier s,ros ts in ths
said above mentioned city of Helena.
Together with nj and singuiar the tenements,
herEdI tnItsnts and appurtenarcos thereunto be-
longing or in anywiss nppertalning.
Publc notice ia hereby given that on Thursday,
Of that day at the front door OF tho court house,
Helena, Levi, and Clarke county. Montana, /
VIII, IN obedience to said order Of sale nd decree
of foreclosure and sGie, soil tbs al ose uescribed
property, OF so much thereof AZ may be neccAssry
10 satisfy said judgment, 9TH into. ct an! costs.
to the highest and hest bidder, Tor cash In hand
q ven under my hand TINS 3rd dag OF juno, A.
ID. los1.
CHAS. Nj, JEFFhRIs. Sheriff.
by AALrI u. JOHNSON, Deputy sheril