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Democratic messenger., 1892-07-02

uareu OF CdIcu 10 put up any
thing yet. not even dough
nuts, in behalf of their cause.
Greater apathy was never
shown in a campaign than in
this by the Republicans, not
only here but in other cities in
New England.
New York Evening Post.
There are chances for
Cleveland this year in other
states which no Democratic
candidate has had in previous
years. and it is possible that
he might lose New York and
still carry the country; but in
all probability New York will
again be. as so often before
the pivotal State
Baltimore sun.
Let. then, even the political
pessimist take heart and re-
ioice. and find in the action OF
the national Democracy food
for hope and encouragement.
Mr.. Cleveland's nomination is
due to the faith which the
honest and intelligent masses
of the party have in him, his
wisdom, his personal integrity
and the hrmness and courage
of his political convictions.
1t is the SIMS steadfast hope
that the verdict of the greater
tribunal, that of the whole
people of the United States,
will crown with approval in
November the choice in June
of the Democratic people OF
the country, the choice of Mr.
Cleveland TO be the next
President of the United States
New York sun. Tammany. Dem.
Now, it makes no difference
who may be the President
whom the Republican part,
elects-since Mr.. Blaine i.
now permanently out of the
line of power--that party i:
by its nature and traditions
under the necessity of enact
ing and executing an election
law whose purpose and effecr
will be to put the negroes il
control of several of the south
ern States. There will be
some unwillingness on the
part of patriotic minorit,
among the Republicans who
will revolt at the conse
quences of such a measure
but sheer opposition cannor
avail. The necessity of the
situation will suppress al
such resistance. A Force bill
is the first, and The inevitable
result of a sweeping Repub
lican victory in November.
On the other hand, and b,
the nature and necessity ol
the ideas involved, the success
Of the Democracy is death to
the Force Bill project. Killed
in this election it can never
be revived.
In this view of the contest
what conscientious Democrat
can hesitate about his duty
Better vote for the liberty and
white government of the
southern States, even if the
candidate were the devil him.
self, rather than consent to
the election of respectable
Benjamin Harrison with a
Force Bill in his pocket.
Philadelphia Times.
No mere political machinery
could have compassed his
nomination with the earnes,
opposition led by many of the
ablest party chieftains. Cleve
land commands no such idola
try as did Clay, nor has he
the individual magnetism tc
enthuse his followers like the
Plumed Knight of Maine.
He is to-day the most con
spicuous representative o.
Democracy in its pristine sim
plicity, purity and fidelity to
the people, and it is this con
viction pervading the masses
OF the Democratic voters ir
all sections that asserted its
omnipotence in the conven
ton and compelled leaders
and tricksters and profession
al spoilsmen to bow to the
lmperious command Of honesI
Democracy.
Democratic messenger., 1892-07-02
Thursday, July 2Ist, 1892,

at the hour of one o'clock p. NJ all
those lots which are situated at said
Ocean City, being part Of the original
fifty acres conveyed by said Stephen
Taber and wife by the above-named
deed, and are numbered on the plat Of
the said fifty acres as follows:
Democratic messenger., 1892-07-02
GEORGE W. PURNELL, Attorney at Law
Trustees Sale
OF EALU ABLE
LOTS AT OCEAN CITY.

The undersigned by virtue Of au-
thority contained in a deed from
Stephen Taber and wife dated the
18th day Of July A. d. 1876. recorded
among the land records of Worcester
county in liber T. NJ, No. 4, folio
536, will sell at public auction for
cash, at the Atlantic Hotel at Ocean
City, in said Worcester county, on
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
ANOTHER VICTI3;.

Berry Turner Still Turns, anu Ever Turn
Tells u ;;io~tiy Iair.
Berry Turner wililc 1T drunken carous-
ii With some ten ortn,.ivc o'hrr yrun" i''rn
a! n moou>riny di~t!irry. near Gunner
laud GAP, last We .a>'lay. - wc are IN
formed, Shot and .4stantly killed It ybnn-
fellow liz the name i'Pnrlon. 1t is claimed
Nv Parton s friends that the killing WAS un-
provoked.
Berry is y relative of The notorious John
Morgan Turner. who AT one time as the
leader oithc Turner faction 81 the bloody
Iloward-'inrncr war.
Bcrr, MAS, Il wear or 80 H@". confined III
the pincvillc. Ky, Jail! awaiting trial for
murder. but uadr his escar' hran attack
upon the iaior With a tahlr-i.g. that he
had wrrnched from the table in lis cell.
and with which he beat the iailo' into an
unconscious coalition Since his escape
from tie PineviIlc jail ne has been run
ming nj liberty. and M TO last accounts
had nor been arrested for killing Parton.
who j. said tn be his fourth victim
Turner sa Young nam vet ard viii the
start he has. he can reasonable, hope tor Il
tairstr Of ~ca'N< bclhrc hc "merls biz
man.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

through, all grades from the primary 10
tn. nigh sch0o Hc was OF qaick per-
ceuiiorr. Keen in Sight - 10 sin.nciaI mat
tiers srl!-re}iant, vrn;urou, IL business,
even to bol,lneas and andacity. he sax
opeuinsS and opportunities that, others
passed without notee. He was ready ana
prompt in action; plain and pu' spniscn
His first business venture. upon hts.
own responsibility, was Liz re and
Marine insurance. which he prosecuted
witli ~ r.I,ed success for ahou, uinr Years
In 1889. he disposed OF the insurance bus
! mess to engage with his father and br"i ~
or ii, the manufacture OF i. ron lie pur-
+ cinScd thc rondalc furnace in West ! ir
..iuia and personally superinlrnded ths
/ takin. it to pieces and transferred the
machinery and fixtures 10 !-awerrnce
furnace, where they were put together ~
Tie Lawrence furnace. now in successful
operation.
In the spring Of 1893. he. in connection
with Edward j Bird. the wcll-known iron
expert and mctaliur@i>t, with other mon
Of capital and experience. conceived the
enterprise OF establishing steel and icon
works in Wise county. "a y strong cons
paIN Wa> Iorileu' P":t "''sN" ~. ~ -
furnaces. OF East ST Louis. Duplicate
OF the Etna. of lronton. TO he removed
and reconstructed in Va Mr.. Peters. in
June. 1890, commenced taking them down
and continued the work Of shipping ma
ceiuciy, etc. 70 Virginia, nn'il the task
/ was done Mr.. bird Will, force OF hands
reconstructed the materials into two new
furnaces. at Biz stone Gap, Na..aS Il he
ginning Of The '.Apra!ac'ian Steel and
ron Works.
From The organizalio" Of his company
until lis death, Mr.. Peters held ike 'r-
Saoncili,c position of Prc>idei'i. aNd
! Gcueral Agent Of the COMPANY i" his
family. friends and associates. his los Is
irrenediahe and The gap his death has
mntle. wil moi rsily close.
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Wripht,s eycntful career. If written .

wright's evcntful career. if writtca Up:
would turn down any OF the wild nd
woody blood and Thunder dime novels ~
the day. Hc has Tor many yeats acie" III
the capacity ofasdetectiss, and has served
several terms as sheriff OF fletcher conn'F,
and it is a known fact that when joan
Wright strikes the trail OF II cfmIna! he
never fails TO bring in his man.
Report has it that, while acting rs an o.
ficcr, and in other instances where ne
proved himself Unsuitable, he has necessi-
| tated the purchase of twenty-scven cheap
collins. This is ratI,cra lengthy record tor
one man. it true, but when remembered
! that for years he has had 10 deal with y
certain class OF people. MANI OF whom
would prefer to face death rather than have =.
it said. '.Hc quietly surrendered to the OF +
fccr." we can more readily sec how such
could he the case.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
JOHN WRi%;sr,.
.Hh. Widely. Known Hrntmtky sheriff and
Detective Visits Hig stone Gap.

Ell. Widely. Known Kentucky sheriff and
Digestive Visits Hig stone Gap.
SELDOM do Nc meet upon the streets OF
auy iowa or city i more noted character
slIaS vas Ia be seen leiSurclr SuMnter!nS
AIuAs th. sidewalks ut Zig Stone Gap yes
~ raay morning. He was no less person
asp than. she celebrated John Wright, ct
Lstchsr county, Nv, whose reputation as
al officer OIL county md u detective IL
net surpassed by the original Pinkcrtoms.
Flo was pointed out To the writer as he
and Mr. W. }. Horstcy were walking down
Wuvd avenue together. Mr. Wright is OF
Yat:,sr medium wei sht and build was
G.r.a.i il, y ent OF ii;.!!i c"lorr.l c'rdnrnv,
asd wu,r !, braid .!,riW:nrd '-,n i, bat.
81. SAGE i. covered wi.ii ;:r"wt - t'';irr
s.ud, s..rd, vi. ,vsA arc ="ny aux. while
,.,., twiuxl. :, III. :;,o:i,i kind .i.a>,,,l
,. n;.d hinln..l, as lhr s,-,.' /, l.4: ...,..c
!. ..,s oi determination .!"ni t:,',i. ..t,;i,
a.,:,,,,d Mi,:, Mis- hru,- DOCKING continuance,
s.n3rrS1.s u;,, 81, thc star; with lhr i1r.,
Stat. $! .uM huve au' business 1" tr 'i,Saci
with 5uau Wright, t:,s him h"n..rahiv
aba vow may expect til" snm'; gu wrong.
wAd ,hprr'll !e II IuMera III he ncig;iliur-
hood.
After AN iu'r"u"'''""' ms. virgin s" II. :
A'isr IT," Years 81 ansenas .r"'' ~, ~;
s'''"e 1'aI, ." 'A'a'"r -, - '" ,"n,
s' a.' 49, :" ,,;,,, 49,, f,,;,
'.''vG W." 49,, j.; ~. ,n;i,,;nm ,l.; sand.
~ ~ ~ -, .,..,,;. - -,
assr W. H. ~ e.p''' ~" .s."F 1870.
Ss*. Ia,ior. J., WI" NY '"'hr' '"' I'M
a'"y.d from ms pace =" oc"'s cult d.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
.ya,.,r. =. ,'.....s.~ Death.
llrnulnn Ohio e. ."r. !

he died 1T his home n Park 's""ue
this city. Thursday ni@h'. .''n"arr :, W
in the ;;:'ih r"f his life, after In and
intense >uifcrin" from an Internal disease
l"r which 'hrrc was no remedy He bore
aillic'i"n with almost siowic"' patience
aud f"r'i'rI,
"'''' 20 !" "'''' go '''' ''.S .
',e ,',''' w. ~ 49, - ''''.''' ''''-
~ 's' :.
- - 49, ','' ''''''"''' II" ~
''>''"% "'> @f"'''''o' 10 'hoSe VII" ha''
mini-'ercd to him and tie most tender
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
Al, Praise 20 lsimwho Holds the Fort.

All Praise To IgimWho Holds the Fort.
rhe above heading was suggested to our
wind IN passing along in front Of Good
lus Bros store Yesterday. They are hnv-
iAyp handsome glass front put III their
Store building. which, when finished will
add greatly TO it's appearance md make
sA.ir place more attractive in every re-
spses. These gentlemen came to Big
Stone Gap in it's infancy, and have tasted
she bitter along with the sweet. They
have, BY their athahle manners and fair
dealing. built up - splendid trade, and
huvs gained the confidence of the entire
people While someare croakin@ and us
iAg every effort possible to make every,
body else realize the force OF the hard
siMss, the GoOd!ne Bro : are pushing their
bssinUss with all thu vim possible, which
impsssses ~ with the idea that they mean
Al s.hoid the fort"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
PERSONALS.


0su1 b e. sSets was in town shis week.
ape, John v. Fox, haa rssarnsa from Ken
Tasky.
Walsss &. Addison has rstarnsa from
haaneka.
WA Simpson, Of Johnson City, was in town
ahis week.
Hon.J ]. b. =. Mills has returned from bust
nsss grip East.
MISC Bette Stout, Of Lee county, is visiting
MIA. Dr.. Gilmer.
II. Fl. Webb, of Louisville X. y, was at the
Inteymoat this week.
L. y. Bedford, of Bristol, was registered al
Ne Insermout this week.
.rH. G. Mcdowell Jr., L.Turner Maury, W. ;
Mathews and K. Tate Irvine are among the
lawyers ut Gladeville from this place.
About twenty yoang couples had very
pleasant fine at tho residence Of Mr.. Letche'
Ssepp Saturday evening. Dancing was the
feature Of the evening. Lunch was served al
half past zen. Prof. Honaker's String bant
fnfaixhed excellent music for the occasion.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
III. 4. w. SKEE%.
Tnhea tSiB Seat ns Judge ofthe Count.
Ceurs-Rats Predecessor Present.

Tahea asia Seat Az Judge Of the County
Ceurs-Mts Predecessor Present.
GAAsxysLLs, Va, JAN. :36.-H. y. ".
Akson, Of Big Stone Gap, who Was elected
BY she present Generni Assembly Judge
~ she Wise county court, presided FOR the
Brss ,ims This morning.
Jaage skeen is 81 sclI-made m"n, and
every step OF bis career has been he"n
cat sv his awu hand. He deserves great
9;edit ior Attaining his present position
aad iis friends predict thA; he will make
xsud Jadge, and that he will hive Il
bright fssare.
The new Judge presides with dignity
sna hin CONDUCT was marked with GOODNESS
and ,nodesty. He renders bis decision
With great promptneaa and precision, ana
ses,ag to have remurkabir good Judgment.
Fvc,n hi9 eunduct III this tcrii thcr" If
good ground sor VA lug that he Will make
D hY4t-satr JMdKr.
The retiring Judge, W. t. Miller. was
.ypesent at cha opening "f The court a""
Haa Ola Interested spectator 1T the rr"-
vceduga under the new regime. jnd=r
Miller buS made fine officer and rclires
NTH the respect.and high regard OF the
wnsire bar. He has located nj Tacoma
~ practices his professions, and no d""ht
will ester into a large practice He is AZ
Isolated with Q. II. Bo'ru, late of the Gull
pepper bar, Young LAWYER OF iso little "hll-
Hy. This term of the court il attended
by many lawyers from the surrounding
counties. Among the visiting lawyers
ase J. b. and Fl. G. l.. Richmond, Of Scott
county, aud c. Z. Duncan, Of Lee county.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
Wise County Coal Developments.

The work in the mines of he R"sseii
Creek Coal CO.. located nj Virginia City,
IN the east end of Wise county, is being
pushed with all possible rap;dity. The
company is now working force of lo0
men, and has y daily output OF BOO tons OF
coal. The vein operated by this company
j. known ~ tire ".Jawbonc. The coal
from this vein is clean and hard. and is
unsurpassed for steam and domestic pur
poses The vein is seven feet ihich, with
out :, single parting. The ,r;'i dips about
four degrees, nr ncar six feet to the hun
dred stu lhc mine is comanra'i"r'y dry.
no pumping hcing itt..c>>rrS. The COM
pany sell, lis "Jl lp ~. Pacuiiontn> Coal
Co., and fluids I'd. market for very
ton mined. The mcmhct> Of lie c"nranl
are in high spirits, aud evidently making
money.
The Clinch Valley Coal and Coke Co.
has closed u lease ur Russell. Greek with
80
.''' 800 -, 49,,
lis c'''''"':H "'' 'pe'''' ~ Nv
Hanner seam. ''hc lease c"'''~ "'''i'
900 acres. Work will comacncc on his
property at an early day
Favorable reports come from the irecno-
>, M.
no"'"e to"' vs. "' '"'"'''"
and 81 .incr ga> cnal i. NOT ionud III the
IT., c,,,o .rh.. ,.,...;..., ~ I'm, MING
l. hcinS o'''E I"c'caSc'' "'''' wv ''''' '''
i ia. ahead ni the <urrly. y r,ul li, ;nrii
,... ,,y :, v,r,, in mis- mine
.,..o1 .,,, 5;,o ,,. If .,.c
:. ,.
l"c"h" Mining ~" '"''o POI ''''' ~"
lnnd> II Tacoma. and ho.'e> t" he ahIc II"
commence WORK on this property ia Il
~, ,,., u;,,;,, ,,d
s""'' '''''
Transportation 20. owns abo"' o'"'" acres
of valuable coal lands. fronting about
So, ,,I -l,.tIf ~ n
-, 49,,
g, a''' u 'o"' ,,.;,,,,.
VIII S""r 'e S'""'e"' ''''" wv w
"Pc'"'F" WI '"'' ::
'ne "'' ""''' 80 ~
aS recently H'aue an" ci"Se"
leases with f'"hS!iV"h''' "i''r"'' ."
several. lH"'iSaHu "eFeS % '"e'' c"'' Ia no
OR Dig rom cr'e"'
:,
lhe H'"-' 'SSce-0"'"''"' ~"''
ani iron t''' ""hc'' "''u oi'e' 49,, w "'
Lo"hey Crech n''"'' "'''"' I'M ': 10
IRON DIG stone gap "!1 "o'A'nr u" ''V'''
ciSht 10 Ten ,ce' u S"''u en"'' :'''" ~. WI.
'',c " supp! WV "e'''"''" VI
o'"ei'' ;.
-" "'> :, :.'.,
W .,,,, o..I, r.,,,
.,l ,ho r,.tu.ss of lis vr,Ith was
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
REPORT

Oftle condition of the BANK OF BIC STONE
GAP, at Big Stone Gap, in the State OF
Virginia, at the close of business,
December End, 1871.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
Terms.

The sgie@ill i,s far onc-thifd cash in hand, on,-
third IN SIX rnnlhs, and nne-iiiirt ntwcF ,iioaih.,
commissions and cSpl,srs OF is rrrFred 10 'c paid
,;aSfi. olid it s,.rl Personal >eeriIv Ill he r.
li,;r,d of tic deferred payment ieern- init fipla
,is;c GEO. u. EDIGN!is.
Special Commissioning
In tie cierks enlre o. ur.tirclil couts Of &c
County III Mise.
j. ii shepherd, ,lsinllT aysill.' j. E. charer
kSar q, ais, defendants III ctnncery.
Id f. Lips. Clerk nf the said crr:- 30 cerfify
that the bo,a regiisrr. Of The Special CpiSsiahar
Ivy the Aforementioned iit said caten tho .5rsis
ai sept. 81. has be.i. d.sly given
Given ipisrr rny hass,l cs.S OF the said eoslli
this 2Et. dry OF Nsv. 81.
Testr: JE, LlppS, Clerk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

STATE OF VinG,HiA-t'orhTy of MISE. ss.
!. IL. H. RuLLlrr. Caslir: "f the aoo's-nared
iank do Eaicnnli tha the above statement Is
trus rc the best pi my kiovic dis" and belief
II. II. BrILIrT, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 2}rd day "f
p.c 1891 ". N. NCEiwrh.
Notary Pubic. Wise County, Virginia
Corr"c-AtlcS:
I..C. McDowEL.. IR.I
= ! T H %1.nr J".' Directors
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

voua Dchiii.y. Ncatics * Bed:
and %in'I. s;permatorriro. a'i eg"lei,cy a,.d all
Diseases ii arise from over im:cc. .ii; >if-.htar
I.oss OF Memory ard Power. l3.r'uc>s q; Nsi,i.
Premature Old Age. and many oi,er di>.':, llm lead
20 Insanity %; assumption l! n Early grave. write
Cor ouy pamphlet.
Address GRAY MEDICINE co. Bnlalu. Ny I'll"
Sltcili Medicine il sold by al! druggists Sl0N Ter
packa,;. is packages for $5.o'. ,ctDy mail
reCai;.; f ,,in,.y and With eyer; *. o. nrdos
orn'eneg WE CUARANT K E.
refunded.
'lticcruMt OF coiyntrr,ei,s ~ have .",ii.,i tie
Yrii"~ E';.i.,r, iIe only genuine sold ,-2ig stone
Gap. va. aud guarantees ISSUE! by ). l.. Htiis.fd
& Co. rcxt door 20 = o.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
IVA TED.

Three or four tabl. hoar,l"rs nj Mrs llobac!, :
Terms moderate.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
HARRIS & HAp,
Giey Building. BIG STONE CAD,
Real Estate Agents and }

BUY and sell business and residence lots in all aa,,s
crty Wood Clinton. and Wyandottc Avenues Five l.
rrctsof coal and timber lands for sale in Wis and N "
the lines of Railroads. Don't fail or write ,on.
Recommendations Zig (;ni. Citizens Bank
roweli Valley
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
Stn Day of February, 1892,

b,,auan tie hours ~ y y. noon aud > T. u
To ,ic highest and best :,;,.:. much of Ire !a;iri
owcd b. j. c. Chance. EXnr a; as. eiia;ed or the
waters Powell River. IN tbs cctiiiy, and atjoin-
ing the lands uf j. y. .I,c. j. O. Wci, ard other.
ts may e i-cesstry saf>fy,c ascer.snr,i
10 he due ~ said decree
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

!trsuan, 80 ,ecrc:al nr,lcro! l, Circuit CoHr of
y - r:il.;y. cr red Ut tia. September err a. il,
= cl.atlc.e, caue ~ J. u; Sl.,aartt " J. {. Cirre
ar. ais. VIII offer fny sii,' ui;i'lir Dui.r} IN
All Il TIE lntcrric:t Eetel. IN ..r ton - II;
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

The Neutrality-suspicious. Coal
aud Iron Co, owners aud operators OF he
Looncy's Greek mine, about three miles
from Big Stone Gap. arc working in from
eight to ten feet Of solid coal, and arc "n-
able to supply the demand of voluntary
orders.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

The Rarrclt-Litchirld Co.. of Abingdon,
las recently made and closed several
leases with Pennsylvania" "i'rral'.r. on
,ryrra. thousand acrcs oi their coal i"ud>
nIt Big Toms creek.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29

F'rat.> ,t...'. ant, -'trnl
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-01-29
S. A. 81 @. R. R. TIMETABLE.

In Effect Nov. ,, 1891.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

The owners and description of real estate
are as follows:
Clarke's Rearrangement of Block 10, Clarkes
To pat,l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

CITY NOTICE OF The CITY
~ Treasurer. II. Paul. Mimi, Feb. III. 1852
city Treasurer s Sale-N office is hereby given
that under and by virtue of a Judgment en-
tered on Jan. 30. 1892 in the District Court,
Second Judicial district, Ramsey county,
state of Minnesota, against the hereinafter
described real estate. situate, lying and being
in said city ana county, oil an assessment war
rant for condemning ana taking an easement
III the land abutling on COTE avenue, be-
tween Dearborn street and the north line
of Bidwell's addition to West ST. Paul
necessary to construct the slopes for cuts
and fills in grading said Goffc avenue be-
tween said points to the established grade
thereof as shown by the profile of said grade
on file in the office OF the Register of Deeds
In and for Ramsey county, and in the Office
of the CRY Engineer. said slopes to extend
1l2 feet on said land for every foot of cut
or fill as indicated OH the plan of said slopes
on file in the office of the Board of Public
Works in said City of 81. Paul, the under
signed will on the 23d day of February, 1892
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon at the CITY
TfeaSurerS office, i'll the City of ST. Paul
Comfy of Ramsey, offer for sale at public
auction, as provided by law, TO the best bid
der for cash, The following described real
estate. to wit:
The owners and description of real estate
are as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

CITY No1ICE-OFFICE OF THE CITY
- Treasurer. ST Paul. Mimi, Feb. IL, 1S0,.-
City Treasurers Sale-Noticei is hereby given
that under and by virtue of judgments en-
tered and dated rs hereinafter mentioned, in
the District Court, Second judicial district
Ramsey county, State of Minnesota, against
living and being in said city and county, on
assessment warrants for the improvements
herein described, i'll said City of ST. Paul, the
undersigned will, OH the 23d day of February,
1892, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. At the
City Treasurer's office in the City of st. Paul,
County of Ramsey, offer for sale ut public
auction. as provided by law, to the best bid
der for cash, the following described real
IN wife
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11
GRADTNGS.

Assessment for Grading Randolph
Street, Between Summit Avenue
South and ChatswOrth streets;
Lexington Avenue, Between Net
Teton Avenue and James Street.
Juno street, From Pleasant Ave-
nue. 10 ChatsXYOrth Street, and
Pleasant Avenue From Armstrong
Avenue 10 James Street. Judg-
ment Entered I'm the District Court
Oct. 24, 1891.
The owners and description of real estate
are rs follows:
4. V. Browns Subdivision of Block %. Stin-
son. Brown and Ramsey's Addition to ST.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-11

Assessment for Grading Amos
Street. From Iglehart street to
Summit Avenue. Judgment En-
tered in the District Court Oct. 1.
1889.
Merriam Park Third Addition to st. Paul
Supposed Owner ana Amt OF
Description. Lot. BLOCK. JudgIn I
John Antrobus 0 Sl07 10
All III the City of ST. Paul, Ramsey County.
Minnesota.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
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