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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
MIR. CLEVELAND AND TAM.
MANY.

MIR. Richard Croker, grand snchem
of Tannany Hall, says that he does
not think Mr.. Cleveland will antnr.
lie Tamnany, both because Tammany
represents the regular Democracy of
New York, and because, although it.
went to Chicago opposed to Mr.
Cleveland, it acquiesced i'll the will of
the party, aud, after his nomination,
supported him to It man until he was
elected
The Inst reason OF Mr. Croker for
his belief is II good one Tammany
Hall did oppose Mr.. Cleveland at
Chicago and dii support him nohly
after he was Nominated. Ii it con.
tinues to support him, aud lis ,erie.
sehtntivcs III the United Sntes Sen.
ate JON with the Senators from 9th
er States in standing Ivy him and up.
holding his hands after he becomes
President. then he will undoubtedly
stand by il. But if, as has been in
tlnnted. The New York Senators will
anlngohze MIR. Cievelnul, aud at.
tempt to tnrpw obstacles in the way
of the reforms which the Democratic
party has, through him, promised
the people of the United States, then
1t will not be expected of him not o
antagonize them, and the faction OF
the national Democracy they repre-
sent. And, i'll doing 80, lie will re.
ceive the hearty support and in.
dorsement of the Democracy of the
Union.
And this brings us to Mr.. Croker's
first reason for his belief that Mr..
Cleveland will not oppose Tammany,
because it represents the regular
Democracy of New York. This is n
potent reason, since it is certain that
MIR. Cleveland does not wish to CD
pose the regular Democracy. of any
State. But whether Tammany will
be able to make good its Claims to
being the regular Democracy remains
to be seen. Ii it is, in the future, in
line with the regular Democracy of
the United States it can Justly claim
to be its representative in New York;
if not, then it is faction antagoniz-
ing the national party.
The Democracy of the United
States nominated Mr.. Cleveland at
Chicago and elected him, mainly on
the issue of Tariff Reform, of which
he was the acknowledged pioneer
and champion, for though tariff for
revenue only has been principle of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

attraction OF grayitation 10 the doc.
trines which appeal alike to jndicious
opinion and good heart. If Demo
cratic practices shall speedily and
wisely conform themselves to Demo
cratic principles, believe they will
work out such betterment of con
ditions rs to assure the long ascend
ancy of the Democratic party. Con
servatism is the natural recoil of sen
timent from an era of Radicalism
ard strife, and it embodies the in
structivo wisdom of the time that
produces it. But conservatism TO be
cffectual when entrusted with power
cannot plead itself for lack of dill
genco. holiness, decision and conf.
dent grasp OF questions that must be
solved
The Two aggressive things that
Cleveland did when President were
to assail the high tariff and extrnyn-
giant pensions. These Impressions
were inspired by the spirit of CON
servatisIn acting against wrongful
measures. His boiddess has restored
him to power. The Democracy must
be bold and advance its lines on all
issues. This i'll my opinion. is It's
true key note, and the anchor Of its
safety
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

West bound tn,iir from Eadford for All
points on Pulnski Divisions and for the
South and West via Brlsto, leave Radfera
9.25 p. IN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

No. ID connects Mt Norton with T.. & u.
railroad for Big Stone Gap, Middlesboro, ;.
Louisville, Cincinnati. and MI points west.
Pullman Sleepers from Norfolk to Louis,
vile via Rndforfl and Norton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

Lending Democ,atS oil the country.
asked ms to ''the future of the poliii
cal parties in the United States" an
swered according to their views.
Senator Daniel, of Virginia, wrote us
follows:
"Tho recent election was revolt
against the Republican party, of
which the Democracy was The nature
and largest beneficiary Tho McKin.
ley tariff bill, the extravaganza of the
billion dollar Congress and the force
bill were the special subjects of pop
ular reprobation. while the Sherman
makeshift silver bill added some vol
ume to the tide against the Republi
cans
Making all allowance for the nop
ularity of the Democratic candidates.
which WAS great the sentiment of the
country i'll accord with Democratic
ideas is now stronger than any can
didate, and the sentiment uyainst
the Republican party is stronger
even thnn the united Democracy.
rms IS demonstrated by five States
abandoning the Republicans and
jumping over the Democracy into
the ranks of third party, with it's
crude creeds aud lack of experienced
leadership.
There car be no doubt that the
masses OF the people are profoundly
moved By economic conditions which
are surely reducing the prospects of
the laboring and producing classes.
They are restless and thoughtful and
determined upon efrecting n great
change. They Justly demand that
sectional and wornout issues he sun
pressed and relegated to the rear.
and that there shall be-. Tux re-
form.reducing schedules to revenue
basis; and 2, monetary reform. guar.
anteeing the equality of all dollars
and Incl easing the facilities of money
supply for an energetic and vastly
growing nation.
If the Democratic party can inca
sure up to its great opportunity and
solve the problems to be dealt with,
it will entrench itself in the conf
dence and good will of the people,
absorb the powerful elements of op.
position to the Republican party
which have not yet confessed with it,
and rule the country through n sue.
cession of presidential terms. If the
Democracy, on the other hard. should
dodge issues or unduly delay dealing
with them, the restlessness and lone
disappointment of the people NAV
vex them into seeking other agencies
of relief.
"The political elements are un.
doubleday in a perturbed and forma.
tive condition. They believe in Demo
crazy SO fur as it touches them in
fundamental principles; and they arc
drifting into the Deluocrocv by ,he
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

"Thc Use OF 'Castoria' Is so universal and
OF supererogation 10 endorse It, rcw nreihe
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYRS. ID
New Yorl; City.
Late Pastor Bloorningdalo HeformeL Church.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

For all additional information call on
ticket agent ut Depot or address
W. B. BEvuL,
Ganeral Passenger Agent,
Roanoke, Va,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
Eipana Taoules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabulcs cure indigestion.

Ripans Tabuics cure tolpid liver.
Ripans Tabulcs cure Lad breath.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

for Infants and Children.

"cnstoriaisso well adapted to children that
recommend it rs superior to any prescription
known to me" III. 4. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, NY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

Leave Blneiield daily o 10 IN for Ken
ova and Columbus. Ohio. AdditionaE
trains Tor Eikhorn Extension leave Blue1'
held LOO m and Pocahontas $40 p m
for Welch and intermediate st,tions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-25
4 MnltimiiiOnaire'S Economy.

1t is told of G. Z. Huntington that
recently upon his receiving a small
package a relative discarded the pa
per and Irvine, throwing them into
the waste-paper basket. Mr.. Hun
tington arose, and, continuing his
talk with some gentleman present,
apparently unconsciously took the
paper out of the basket, neatly folded
it, and taking care of the string,
placed them both in a drawer for
future use. One of the party re
marking that that was close economy.
Mr.. Huntington remarked that be-
tween that and extravasance there
was a wide gap. But Mr. Hunting
ton in 40 ran a hardware store in
California, and paper and twine were
not readily obtained, and he probably
acquired the habit of closely saving
those .wo articles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-25
As The TIDE EBBs AND FLOWS

The item that says the Park
Commissioners will hold the World
Fair directory strictly Sc the re
qurements Of their 500, 600 bond
for restoring the grounds" while
merely statement of legitimate
business, gives one feeling Of de
preston. There has been great
city created out south of Chicago,
with beautiful structures and paved
streets, but they are all to be swept
away and the swamp grass is to
usurp its old place, so that anyone
passing three years hence would not
be able to distinguish by any mark
on the ground that that city had
ever been created and had passed
away. The depressing thing is that
that is simply like life, only it is
little fastened. Men, since the fires
of civilization were first lighted, have
been building beautiful cities, but
one by one they have melted back
into the dust, until now there are
but few places on all the surface of
the Garth where great cities existed
in the long ago and where they exist
now, and hundreds Of those cities by
the abrasions of the world and by
the coDvulsions which have shaken
the earth's crust, have sunk entirely
out Of sight, and when adventurous
explorers now dig and find their
ruins, the whole atmosphere IS that
of grave, and one feels, in contem-
plating it, as men feel when they
read that a grave has been robbed Of
its dead. This exposition in Chicago |
springing all at once into magnificent |
life, and glitterIng all over with |
spiendors, and then, almost as quick
ly disappearing, is only on swift
scale what the ages accomplish by |
their slower swinging pendulums.
Permission is given by Congress to {
hold fair at certain place. News
is flashed around the earth as fast as
lightning can carry it, and then the
work begins. In two years where
there We're but grass and shrubs,
marvellous structures stand upreared,
and gathered in those structures are
the pick ed treasures Of all the ages.
They stand on exhibition six months
and then they vanish back to the
lands from which they were brought,
and the structures themselves are to
fall and disappear, and once more
the grass is to grow where innumer-
able feet have trodden, where all the
nations gathered to make six months
holiday. As symbol of the life of
cities generally and of nations geuer~
ally, there is mighty lesson in the
story of how it is so soon to pass
away. The clamors will cease. the
massive buildings will all melt away,
L ne ildlN Gl Vi tlIt StCttt CIli W hSSI |
viii vanish; the Eskimo will disap-
pear from the lagoon; the South Sea
islander will return to his native is
lands; the Turk, the Arab, the Moor,
the negro, the pretty girls from be-
yond the sea, the great works from
the world around, all will remain ex-
cept those cattle cars which carry
people up and down the lake shore.
They probably will have perpetual
life, because their is very little about
them to decay, and, if only the good
die young, they at least will be on
hand when the next exposition i'll
1892 is opened, to court the inspec-
ton and admiration of shuddering
world. &C. c. Goodwin in Salt Lake
Tribune l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-25

The dispatches say that the silver
Democrats have surrendered, and
vote on the Repeal Bill will be
reached before the end of the pres
ent week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-10-25

WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 27

l. 7. Fisher, newspapers adver-
sing agents, p Merchants Elk
change. San Francisco, is our author
ized agent. This paper is kept on
file III his ofIice.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26
Stdat Dhip, Stabt SoIebol
2ucdS Counts. s. &.

SucaS Gcunth, s. S.
6rant s. gtenep bef4ip5rt, bab ertber
dltere gartner Der Sirnta S. S. gbenet &
SO. 1T, pelde @eiddfte In Der Stabt 1olebc,
IN obergenanntem County anb Staate, tbut,
unb bab beiagte Sirrta bic Summe bon eli NJ
hnnbert Dollars fir jeben Sail BON
Ratarrh be3abIen trirb, Der burh ben Gebrauh
bon 9alt's 8atarrb Sur utht gebeilt
tperben fann.
Sranf S. Gbeneb.
8efdtporen BOT mir mnb unters
(@} idrieben in tneiner @esentpart am
SEAL 6. September ". .. '86.
(9 u. 80. @Ieafpm,
bfentli9er Notar.
Sails &atarrb Sur tpirb irnerliG senoms
men, unb tpirft brett auf bas 8lut unb bic
i4leimigen Oberfdhen bes Spitems. Qa#t
Gud umionft 3eusniie fommen.
5. 5. Gheneb & Co., 9olebo, 8.
% gerfauft bon Npotbefern, 75 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

Col. %. g. aiusportb. rabe an bemTaae
etngeitiirtt. ais man ben 8ru6er bon
9rdfbeut 2incolnS W6rber, ben gr5Bten
1rae6ben Mmerifas, @bwin Booth, su
@rabe trug.
Das @ebdube, met9es beute In Ruis
men liest, mar urfpriinslid sine 8ap<
ttftenfir6e. 6ann fuurbe eS gum Tbea<
ter uu.eebaut uuo gait mabrenb elmer
Reibe bon Sabren alS Waibingtons
better Wuientempel. glah Der st,
morbuns aineolns fanfte es bic Re,
9terung on unb lieb eS fir ben sc.
i1eralar3t ber Nrnee einri1ten. Gine
jSeit lang fparet 6arin au1 Die daberit
%mertbbolen Sammlungen 6eS rNrmb
Wtebical Wuieum4 a~ufbepabrt, inbeb
oas @ebdu6e gait i9ott felt ptelen Sab
rem fur 9efdbrli9, unb 10 ttabrn fid,
anf etnen Romite~8 eridt bin, fdon I'M
Sabre 1885 Der 9ongreb bic 9a1e al
9erjeu unb orbnete 6ie l1tterbrin9ung
oeS Wtuieuu1s an einem iiberen State
on. Die 0ireau8 beS @eneralarstes
nit i9ren 500 Nneeftellten, tpelhe offens
bar ntdt 70 uueriesli9 iinb tpie Die
Sammlum9er, bnrften rubig BARN blei<
ben.
Die unrnittelbare llria9e oes Gin
ftur3es lit BARN 5u iuden, baB bebufs
Ginridtuus bes eleftrfi1en 2i9tes i'm
@ebdnoe Nus9rabungen i'm Geler por>
genommen wnrben, pine Mnmenbung
Der bier sebieterif6 seforoerten Dor
iidtsmaBre9eln.
Die Gufresuns iiber Dos unglid,
peldes ii6 in Der Morsenfrabe bel
8estnn Der O%fficeitunben 3utrus, mar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26
TranfS Gbeneb.
Smmiet @opo Co.,

@de ga m Il unb % al
baben g%egentpdrtig etipa 5000 @orbs
8rennboI5 bonn Winter iibrig, ipel9es
MN gu rebu3irten preiien berfauft
tperDen muB. @irb nur G.. o. d.
abgeliefert.
9eu, 9afer &c. in aflen Quantitdtem
3a ben biligiten preiien.
Selepbon81.
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2.22s.e72.

Diefe 3abl tent BITE GnsalI BON glai4er bar, ~elGs
ron Or. Rings yReuer Gntpedung fir e hpinbfuGt,
6ufsn nnt GrtdltunaA In ben Der. Staaten bonn Wdra
1891 tS gum Wldr5 1892 ~rerfauft pprben fnb. 3pet
WtaionsH, sirelbnubert aGtunbsranSts ~taufenb, feds
fInb iebe ein,tse tieier 6lai6en murbe unter Der Ga
rantie p~erIantf, bab bas Gelb suraderfattet whrbe.
msnn ha8 MitteI tetne befriebtsencen 0iefultae e~r3ielen
fcute. DaS G%etetmntb bteles GrfcIees TT Ietat ents
butt: Gs enttdufht gQiemanben unb Sebermann tann
10 barauf perIaHen, as auf bas bette MttteI sesen gu.
hen, Grfdltuueen u. I. 10. Rrets so Gents unb 81 90.
Hu batsn hur@ he Can Mu.pntp Drug Company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

Usn ben $1,000 Draut.
reien auf Der @roe befinoen iid nahe.
5u 10000 in Deutiblanb.
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Das Gorb-Fbeater.

tn Waibtnston cine unsebeure. 9apal<
lerie mubte requtrirt lDerben, i'm bic BET
ben RettungSarbeiter binberlih iper<
beuoe Menge 3urid3ubalten.
Dei Der erIteu Itnferluhuna burd
ben Coroner fam es III b0hlt bebauers
li@en geenen. Ginise Der anseftellten
beieidneten ibren Gbef, ben Colonel
Minswortb, als ben f9ulbigen Tbeil
tn bieIer Rataitropbe, neil er ben bau>
fdaieen Gbarafter bes 0auies mobl ges
fauHt, aber nidt nur teine 51ritte aur
Nbbtlfe 9etban, ionbern aud Be-
t6merbefibrer nit Gnttaiiure bebrDbt
babe. Die u~rtbeilslofe Menge 9riff
bic 2el4ulbi9nns auf, unb Oberif
Ninstnortb iunrbe CUR 3ielideibe elmer
feinblt9eu Concentration, ipelfe an
Observation-Disclosures erinnerte.
Aamdlig aber brif)t fid bic rebers
3eu9ung Babn, baB niht Der qenonnte
Oberit, Der als G6ef bel pielen feiner
@lerfs tpenig beliebt LIT, neil er bon
ibnen otejenise pnidterfillung Der,
lanSt, NIT Der CT ibnen poransebt, per.
antluortlid semadt iuerben fam, lon.
bern baB Die unsliidlidsn Opfer bieier
9atoitropbe ben 2ongrebmttsliebern,
bic pieberbolt bic CUR abbilfe perlans,
ten @elber perfpetserter, auf's @epiiien
fallen.
Die 8etter oes rarmn MebicaLM u.
ieum4 iinb es, tuelde eisentlid ale bic
I~ootsnsraber Der Opfer Der Serb Ebeas
ter 3ataitropbe bdtten fuasireu iollen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

Sir bic 9erfetlung neuer
@ewebre trifft nun aud 6as Orbo.
tian36epartement Der Bunbesarmee emo.
LID gorbereitun9en. Die @ewebre
iueroett In bet 0afenfabrit bon Spring.
fielo, Waii., ansefertigt, etttfalen inter
oas Waga5iuipftem, babeu iebr fleines
Raliber nt0 finb fir Sen @ebrauh nit
raudloienu Yulper beftimmt. Sc fpirb
peraffdlaet, bab innsrbalb zines Sab.
res IL 600 Gelpebre nit Dilfe bon Der.
befferten Waidiuen an9eferti9t iein
ptrosn,: 9~snii8sno, I'm Die Snfanterie
Mnb artiaerie bamtt gu perieben. Ole
3arabiner fir bic &apallsrie iperben
bann aud, 10 idnell eS sebt, bergsitetlt
iueroen. IS miro erfpartet, baB bic
Wtilis aud bic ueuen Dafen babeil midi
uno eitie Beitellunsen iperben ausaes
fiibrt, iobalo Die resulare armee aus9e,
riiifrt lit.
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WeD. Maanbrb,s 9ampf , aiferei

in Der gufin>S traBe 1T nit ben neues
fen Maf9inen aur 9nfertigums BON
8otti9en, Gdhern, gifternen &c. einges
ri9tet mnb liefert auerfanrtt borahsli9e
Mrbeit.
S9idt guer Gelb ni6t mad benz
Norben, fonbern labt Cure Mrbeiten
bier MAIDEN, mo- gu9 boue @arantie
fur bic bette Nusfibruns berielben gez
geben tpirb. 8riefi9e 4nfragen iiber
Yreife &c. merben prompt beanttportet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

me9r QlS eth Vet<
fpiel 5u berebtis
gen ideint, uns
wabr tperbe
Dur6 etnen
inert u roisen
3ufaa lit oas
Soro . 9beater,
10 lhe 8 bur9
Sobn Wilfes
Bootbsn 70 traus
riger Gerabmt<
belt ~9elanate, aes
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Socialifiide Mrbeiter.Y artei.

8erfammlung ieben 3~tueitem unb
biertem Samffag Mbenb i'm Monat in
Der Gale Der 6ermannsi6bne. 3utritt
fret fiir Sebermaun.
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pie Ssa(Bimstoaer aatafrop9e.

1tmtntf&nlobare Ianeiabrise GIeidgiIs
ttgfeit bic ttriaGe-Gim Siunembod
geim&t.
Die Soro 1beater aataitropbe 1T
Waibinstou erregt iberaa b6fes Blut.
Man iudt nad etnem S%iinbenbod,
f9reit unb i6impft, labt anbere baufdl.
lise 9duier unteriu9en, berubi9t ft6
babel un6 gebt ieiuen @efddften pieber
mad, benn bas Baeit 1T ia bereits fon
ftatirt: es betra9t II 9o6te unb cine
Neibe bon i6mer nnb leibt 8eripun<
beten.
M69e es Der 9immel seben, oab oieie
bittere Gharafteriiirung, gu tpslaer nnS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

rasenber Gnersie Denies. @pater
wur6e er auberorbentli1er Geianbter
unb observation-disclosures Winiiter am ru-
manii4en R6ni9sbofe. lam bon bort In
glet9er Giseafdaft mad benz 4aag umb
purbe Dor 5pet 9abren ais preu6il9er
@eianbter mad Stntteart periest.
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Samrma y. B. Seft(@.
Der ne~neraaaitte henti&e 8oti@after In
@afbin0tem.

Dem senernanuter, eriten beuti4en
Goti6after In Maibtnetou sebt etn
auSse5eidneter Sui poraus. Dreiberr
Saurma BON Der Seltlh bnf lt1 efein
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

D1r Oie beiten Sorten MeEers
S6miebwaareu, S6eeren &c. bilig gu
bcben BET u. 6eufinger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

eploma!ttl4sn
epore!n N we
maorla 9bolt,
no aht sabre
lang Ms @enes
rQltOutul fhQftQ
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gen btn 9nS5us
beuten mar. Dte
@egner Der Mis
l~itdrDorla9e be-
mutten fie be-
9retfider Wetie
ais treffli6es Irz
9ument fur bic
are%b itpermeigee
%rung,bie Sreunbe
aber aeisten 5i9
bon ether Orbit,
terung Il ber
Oct 8
0~n..L..s&L n a.
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Graf aafmoay.
Die bon tim heri@alnete saene unh bic
heri@ieneuen Muslegungen nerielben.

@elesentli1 elmer Rebe iiber bie Be-
3iebungen Oeiterreid >llnsarns 3u BEN
fremben Mddteu, wel6e @raf aalnotD
ben oiterreidiid un9ariiden Dele9as
tionen btelt, bat oerielbe NIT belonberer
@ennstbuuns bas quite @inpernebmeu
NIT Rublanb betont. SIM Munbe beS
Minifters bes &~usmarti9en zines Der
Dreibunbitaaten, 3umal bes Ofterreiz
9iid=unsarii9en Yremiers, fonute cine
berartise Neuberune nidt oerfeblen,
bas weitsebenoite Iufiebcn ju erre9en.
Der Drabunb madelt," 10 daraftez
~riiirteu ielbit beutl9 : amerifaniide
8ldtter nit politii6zferniihtiser uebers
f9rift bie faum 9efabelte Situation
uttb I'M alten europa tannegieberte ma
nit elmer 9eftisfeit pie ielten 5uuor.
Ole NeuBeruhg SalnofDs fiel chen aud)
In cine i3eit, no fie mad alien 6i9tun<.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-15
MORTGAGE SALE.
First Publication April n, Isg3.

Whereas default has been made IN the con-
diionT OF d Gertain mortgage bearing
Mahosk,e his wife, Of the township Of bar
Vital Gauthier OF The same place, and ~
q the Gouaty 81 Ba;srs.' '' %irhi sS%s
III r e -Four y q SMr aSisnra a. D On 1 par IL
Fifteen ti5 ;and whereas the amount claimed
notice for principal and interest Is Two
hundred Thirty-ninc and Eighty One
hundreths Dollars !s2gso). and also the
torney fee stipulated for IN. suid mortgage,
and no suit or proceeding ut law or IN equity
having been Instituted to recover the amount
NOV rean ming secured by said mort.
hereby gwen TINT by virtue Of the power Of
sale contained IN said mortgage aud IN
pursuance OF the Statute in such ease made
day. OF July, A. y. IsR,, at ten O'clock
in the forenoon. OF that tlav ut the front door
81 the court house in the Village, OF L'Ansc,
being the place Tor holding the Circuit count na
for said County,, there will be sold nj public
auction. TO the highest bidder, the premises
described ~ s,,id mortgage. or 10 much there
due as above specified. with the Interest
thereon and the. attorney fee, costs, charges
and sn. expenses: allowed by law and provided
County OF Baraga, o" State Of Mici n,ti,,sn.
and described ~ follows: The south,
west quarter Of Section Twelve tiaj, in Town
four tD West. containing sne-lIiindred and
sfxty (l00>sacres more or less.
Dated April eth, A. y: Iass.
Attorney nS Tor Mortgage Mort