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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

Lautiers SECULAR 5oc per
ounSe, Triple Ertrsct. ~ 90.
Celt brated the world over.
All the new udsyre.
Coigates Perfumes. = dozen
exqrisitc ode'rs, 21r.perouncs'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21

30 dozen Ladies Black I
all elk. 81. worth Sl.73.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-21
COTToNs.
LADIES HOSE.

10000 yards unhlcached at 1
500 yards bieached at 5c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-26

Mics Margaret p. Lynch. OF the csntral school,
STA.
Mrs. Mary ~ Miller was visiting in Olympia
last week.
ain Carrie Lake. of tbs Day school Al FIRE.
meat, 10 I'll
Mr.. A. O. Dunn has returned from sir weeks
visit in tie East
gr. II. 1. Bell has been quits III for the past
week with the grln.
Mis- May Goldsmith. OF Portland, 10 Waiting
Nrs h. C. SsafeGaar.
Mr.. C. IL Lilly has recovered from . severe
Siege Of typhoid fever
Miss May Ware. Of Tacoma. will visIs Aisz
kSts Me9rss this week
M and ars. ". H. AFeEY are located ~ tt .
Arsington for shs winter.
Mr. r y Williams has returned from an sx-
t4aaed Visit 70 California.
Mrs K r Ferry. OF Olympia. IL visiting her
daughter. Mrs JOAN isary.
Mss 4 Z DaaIsp 10 eonyasekcing from .
sewers attack of pnsumoata
Mr. Thorasx h Hart. Of ssw York CITY. Is
visiting Mr.. Pred H.. LysoEs
Mr. Louis zssg!er left seattle on Tnursday for
Portland 10 sis4s Its mother.
Ms H. B. BzgseY vas Waiting Mrs. John
Ls2ry ssxsfsl days sast week
Rev. ]. G Bsxsr. who ia. been Visiting bis
daughter. Ask sosssn = shsnA. lea Tie pas
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WEDDINGS.


One of the most pleasant events of the
week was the marriage of Mr.. II. l.. Van
Broklin and Miss Phoebe Woodhouse.
which occurred on Tuesday evening at the
home of the bride, 300 Madison street.
The spacious parlors had been artistically
decorated with palms and choice flowers
Promptly at o'clock Miss Minnie +. Nc
intosh played The Bridal Chorus" on the
piano. after which the impressive marri-
age service of the Episcopal church was
conducted by Rev. ID. C. Garrett. and at its
conclusion Mendelssohn's wedding
March" pealed forth its happy strains to
mingie with the affectionate 'congratula-
tons of the guests. The bride was attired
in white satin tsstefully trimmed with
lace. She wore the customary bridal veil
adorned with orange blossoms and carried
beautiful bouquet OF tea roses. Miss
Forney acted as maid of honor, assisted
by Miss Young. After congratulations
the company were ushered into the din
ing room, where an elegant collation. was
served. aud then the bridal party, amid
showers of rice and good wishes. left on
the 10. Is train for Portland. Some hand
some presents were received by the young
couple. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Van Brocklin. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Esheiman. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wood
house, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Brocklin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dobscn. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Nixon, Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Young,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashton, Mr. and
Mrs. Piatt Miss Forney. Miss Young,
Miss Alice Young Miss Mcintosh. Mr.. ].
w. Woodhouse. Mr.. Benjamin woodhouse,
Mr.. A. ]. Woodhousc, Mr.. 4. ]. Mcintosh,
Mr.. Win Cropp and Master Forney J.
Dobson.
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McCoy-Ruarh.

CotvILLE. Wash. Nov. Especial. +
Mr.. l.. r. Mccoy. assistant chief engineer
on the Spokane Il Northern railway with
headquarters at Spokane. was married TO
Miss Crissic Ruseh. daughter of Hon.
Lorenzo Rusch. a prominent citizen of
this city, this morning at o'clock. The
ceremony took place in the presence of a
large number of the friends OF the con-
tracing parties. in the Catholic church.
Mr.. Mccoy is well known in railway cir
cles on the Sound. having been in the en-
ploy of the Great Northern. with head
quarters at Seattle two years ago. The
newly welded couple will make their
home in Spokane
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Mr.. Paul Gre.imann and Mrs. Emma
Lamont, both of Seattle, were married on
Wednesday evening. November IS, 1888.
at the residence of the Rev. Wallace Nut
ting. ID. d., 1870 University street. the
ceremony being performed by Mr.. Nut
ting. SIR. and Mrs. Paul Grellmann have
been in Seattle for some time and expect
to make Seattle their future home, and
the couple have the best wishes OF all their
many friends for a happy life.
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women,. Guild Baxaar,

The annual bazaar Of the Womsu's
Gaild of 81. Marks church viii be held on
Tuesday evening, December 5. in Ranke's
hail. The feature Of the bazaar wiii be q
large and choice display OF embroidered
linen, while good music oy the orchestra.
and dainty refreshments will lend addi-
tional attraction. The same evening ST
ESQ the annual supper for the men Of he
parish viii be served In the dining room
cg pansA's hail
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Fu1leu-Rseves.

wKxsrcHEE, Wash, Nov. I.--lspeeisi. |
MIR. O. b. Fuilen. of the Wenatchee Ad-
Vance, and Miss Rose Reeves were married
last evening. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of only . few i'm
mediate friends. Miss Reeves is the
daughter of Judge !. W. Reeves. and sister
of Frank Reeves. editor of the Leaven-
rrrth LINZ
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On Tuesday evening q number Of friends
assembled ct the home of Miss Nellie
Payne, 400 James street. and sgreeably
surprised that young lady. The evening
wss pleasantly spent in games and music.
sill returning TO their homes well pleased.
Among those present were: Mrs. Payne,
the Misses Huckins. Miss Hammond.
Miss Myrtle Curtis, Miss Avis Philbrick.
Miss Ida Robinson. Miss Lena Phiibriek,
Miss Lena Graves. Mr.. $. Barrett. Mr..
Percy Hoyt. Mr.. Legste. Mr.. Getcheli, Mr..
A. Taylor, Mr.. Frank Bold, Mr.. ). Hall
and Mr.. Charles Primrose
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A r.rior Lecture a. Mrs. FORESTS.

A large number Of society women assem-
bled at the residence of Mrs. W. 4. For
rest on Tenth and Spring streets on Friday
afternoon to listen TO the second of Mr..
Alfred W. Martins course Of ten lectures
on the Great Religions OF the World. +"
The topic discussed was Hinduism, the
religion of India On Friday, December
s, the next lecture will be delivered at the
residence Of Mrs. Maurice Nc NJ icken. $50
Joy street. when buddhism, the religion of
Ceyion, Thibet. Java, Siam and China.
will be treated OF. These lectures are very
interesting and all ladies are invited 10
attend them.
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Mia. CiIIette,. surnris, Partv.
Miss nooper's Birthday Party.

On Saturday evening, November 10, Miss
Maud Hooper celebrated her birthday with
a party st the residence of her parents on
Main street. The evening was pleasantly
spent with music. parlor games and re-
freshments. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hooper. Miss Mary Rattray,
Mrs. NJ. Smith, Mrs. Kate Henseler, Mrs.
Mary L. Carr. Mrs. X. Gym. Miss Mary
Censor. Miss Gertrude Scribner, Miss
Mamie Scribner, Miss Katie Hensler. Miss
Sara Co.'s, Miss Lena Coils. Miss Mamie
Camille, Miss Maud Siouths. Miss Kate
slouths. Miss Eta Morgan, Miss Julia
Smith Miss Mabel Mcdonald.
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What Is more convenient than pocket
dictionary? You can sc. one easily by
noticing our page advertisement J. III.
Calvert a. Co.
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se.,,r. choral saelstr.

GA Monday erening the Seattle Choral
Society completed It's organization by
adopting constitution and bylaws and
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eieeting officers ~ follows: President,
Frank ]. Barnard FIRST vice president, VI.
II. Groat: second vice president. Mrs. L.
=. Rnrwell: recording secretary. Z. w.
Morris: treasurer. j. N. Phillips; librarian,
Bert Williams. musical director, W. w.
Williams: executive committee, ]. NJ.
Philips. III. A. Keihi. Thomas Leyshon,
NJ. s. McClairc. Miss Grace l.. Wood
worth. The study OF Mendelssohn's
oratorio Of ''St Paul" will be taken ap at
once. and the first rehearsal will be held
tomorrow evening ut the rooms OF the
ladies' Musical Club, in the Seattle Ma
tional bank block. All singers are invited
to join this society.
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On Thursday afternoon Mrs John Leary
gave large card party ~ her residence,
en- Madison street Progressive enehre
was the amusement provided, Mrs. < A.
sSrou, winning the lone-hsnd prize. Mrs.
George Ii. Hei,hron the prcgression prize
and Mrs. :. L. Russell the consolation
prsse. The invited guests we're; Mrs, Z.
NJ. anderson. Mrs. Erastus Brainerd. Mrs.
A. NJ. Brcoses. Mrs. u. y. Baxter, Mrs.
satellite Baxter. Mrs. A. Barker, Nrs e h
BerTill. Mrs. W. ]. Bernard, Mrs. IL t.
Bond. Mrs. W. 4. Boone. Ass Manson =.
BaesaS. Mrs. II. r. Basley. Mrs Thomas
burke. Ms. II. 4. ColveT. Mrs Morgan }.
yarkesk, Mrs George Carter, Mrs Eas~ne
N Carr. Mrs. George Don warth, Mrs. r.
: De Wolfe. Mrs. W. r. Forrest. Mrs.
Jacob Far;h. Mrs. A. }. Fssksn. Mrs. A. i.
FIFTEEN. Mrs. ]. W Fiikias. Mss shSins,
Nr- Thomas VI. Green. Mrs. }. X Hay
den. Mrs. &. O. Halter. Miss Halter, Ms
C;eorge HI. Hebron. Mrs l. ;. y, Hunt
Mrs. III. {. Henry, Miss Bessie hasi. Miss
Jones. Mrs.. David kslloSg. Mrs. 6afanss
Kellogg. Miss I4liy keisogg, MFs- 0sorge
d. Iyon. Mrs.. A. r. MeEwen. Mrs. Joseph
+. MeNaaght. Mrs.. q. ;. Aee1, Miss
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Miss winters. surprise PARTY.

A surprise party was given in honor of
Miss Anna Winters by her schoolmates
on Thursday evening at the residence of
her parents, ll13 Ninth street. Those
present were: Miss Mollie Caliigan, Miss
Anna Calligan, Miss Jessie Simpson. Miss
Minnie Turner, Miss Carrie Bushman,
Mr.. Fay Hadiey, Mr.. Orange Jacobs, Mr..
Howard MacRae. Mr.. Henry Cailihan,
Mr.. John Carroll, Mr.. Tracy Hope and
Mr.. Walter Hall.
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Mr.. Hulse,her.s Bsr,ha.x ssna.e,

On Friday evening Mr.. l.. Hulsether
banqueted a few OF his many friends at the
Arlington hotel. the occasion being his
ed birthday. Those present were: Mr..
Rudolph Aim, Mr.. Erick Frisch, Mr.. A. J.
Lee. Mr.. A. Amunds, Mr.. A. Ii. Soeiberg,
Mr.. A. Chilberg. Sir. N. b. Nelson, Mr.. Ii.
siettsngren and Mr.. C. Werngren.
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On Tuesday evening Rev. ]. +. Ed
wards. pastor of the Methodist church at
Gilman, and his wife entertained a large
number OF the young people of that town.
The evening was pleasantly passed with
vocal and instrumental music. recitations,
parior games and charaies. and hoanti-
full supper. The Gilman band played
number of selections. other features being
the recitations by Miss Honeywell and
Miss Pearl Edwards aud the instrumental
selections by Mrs. Edwards.
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Toy.oansauxs plum padding LoucAs. IS
froas street
Nas.e staaas, 4. caflss.sass, sls second.
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Maud sseo.h's birthday Party.

Last week Miss Maud Stooth celebrated
her birthday with party at the home of
her parents on Washington street. Music,
games and refreshments helped 20 spend q
pleasant evening. These present were:
Marguerite Newman, Maud Able. Dora
Thorndyke. Lestia Thorndyke. Jane Garry.
Maud Hooper. Mabel Mcdonald. Sarah
Calskey. Rosie Culskey. Lena CGlskey.
corn,e Miller. Myrtle Bertien. Geriie
stooth. George Newman, Willie Newman,
Jimmie Gleason. Johnnie Gleason. George
Gleason, Willie Thomas, Emmett Johns
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Miss Aahel Carroll Miss Ethel Reed. Miss
Margaret Burchan. Miss Gsrrie Giles.
Miss Gersie Carroll. Master George Nor
ton. Master Fred Herbert, Master Eddie
Robinson. Master Joe Barr, Master
Willie Triggs, Master Aivsh Carroll, Mas
ter Elmer Bsrrivksow. Master AIRED Giles,
Master Eddie Bean. Master Ge0rge Carl
son. Master Arnold Saunders. Master
Marriott winn,nghana. Master Willie Cults,
Master TONNE Saunders. Master Merton
Anderson, Master John STOREY and Master
Harry Maxweii.
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On Monday evening, November Is. the
final OF . series OF family reunions was
held At the residence Of Mr.. Leaadev
Miller. on South Eleventh. street. These
gatherings have been held in honor OF DR..
JOAN 7. stetson. Of Boston, and have been
enj0yea beyond measure By the large
number OF relatives and old friends from
the FAR East who have thus been b-oagh,
together. After bounsi.nI supper the
tine Vas given Up 70 music. singing and
= tes ol5 isyerite New Eagland dances,
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Midnight Alden Club ssirer.
sae hFst so.ree oi the newly organized
AMaight Adien Club given AZ Ranke hall
thursday evening was n success despite
ne assty weather " hich prevailed. Dsne.
sommeaeed early and a. the tisle of
cub indicates ceased at II o'clock.
Asessaeai music. dainty refreshments,
FsaF women handsomely attired. COM
-aes 70 make very pretty and thoroughly
ss@Vlaeie party, The sissgr was managed
she following executive committee;
al :. u Nisgle. Mr.. D. w Bass. Mr.. II.
Afes. Mr.. III. ". Carroll, Mr.. r. +.
esGs NJ. c. Il. Smith, NJ. K, NJ. craw-
Mr., x. +. George and Mr.. J. t.
ssseo, Those present and invited were;
: ana Ms ii. \. Latimer. Mr.. and Mrs.
v tsFkns, Mr.. aud Mrs. ". Y. Riae-
~ j., NJ. and Mrs. A. {. Marconnier.
aad Mrs. I. \. Chtnlauy. Mr.. and
~ Aaeaas e. rhorsen. Mr.. and Mrs
Brook, M and Mira George II.
80 Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL Powell. Mr.
Ma +, '. Ankeny. Mr.. ana Mrs. \
tSaffil.e. Mr.. and Mrs l. " Crawford,
n and Mrs, \ l. CrAxfora, Mr. and Mrs.
a Stephenson, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
- aa,ans, NJ and Mrs. q. A. Smith. Mr..
sFs ". ]. !. Rauerss. Mr.. aud Mrs.
! r. thasey. NJ and Ms Pan
~ M and Mrs. J. G. Nsegie.
Augustine. Miss Allen, Of Ia
Miss Back. Miss Becker Alss
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Harry MAXWELL. sarrri.e Party.

On FRIDAY evening large number Of
Fremont young folks gathered at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. a J. Maxwell, on
Wood and avenue aad Franklin streets, 10
surprise Master Harry Maxwell. The
large and eommodioas room. were throwa
open 10 The Young FOLKS. who heartily en-
ioySa themselves With dancing and gAmes,
sGlh a. lBteErnisstoG dusiag waleh an els-
CANT tunsa was served Among those
present we're Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Hsrbess.
Miss Alice Green, Mss Meta Becker. Miss
Winnie faeansry. Miss Sests Morrison.
Mss Nellie Eiashsrt. Miss Fiossie Norton.
Mss florida Gerald. Miss Stella FAsrhurn,
Mss G=rt.s Smart, Miss Ieaaie Coats.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Faber celebrated the tenth anniver-
sary OF their wedding az their home on
Dexter and John streets. The house was
beautifully decorated with hangings. au-
iatun leaves and Chinese lanterns, and de-
pending from the center of the reception
room was wedding bell. With vocal and
instrumental music aud parlor games and
dainty refreshments the evening was
Pleasantly spent About I'D guests were
present aud several appropriate presents
we're gwen 70 the host and hostess.
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Meem. Miss Hoorhsad. Mrs- Nenfelder,
MIS- T. & Neu,eldef. Miss Goldsmith. of
roFaand, Mrs- H. A. Noble. Mrs- s. L.
husss.i. Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Miss
Russell. Miss Eleanor Russell, Mrs T. NJ
Iseed, Mrs. T. q. S.ruYe, Mrs K. A.
ssrout Mrs- Thomas K Shepard, Mrs. i.
q Stewart. Ars- c. J. Smith. Mrs. George
iafoeils Miss Tenney, Mrs. Frank Taylor,
Ars- Edward l. Terri. AIRS. Edwin Web
ser. Ars. George II. Watson. Mrs Charles
" hiftl-sey. Mrs. William whittiessy, Mrs.
y. T. Wsshburn. Mrs Joshua Wrestling,
Mrs. Frank B. Wrestling. Miss Barnett and
Toe following guests from olympia: Mrs.
FRANK Sowey, Mrs. Ross g. o'Brien,
Mrs u. j. Gordon. Mrs. C. j. Lord. Mrs.
". 2. Newell, Mrs. E. p. Ferry, Miss
Ferry. Mrs z. j. Hatch and Mrs. George
Armstrong.
, 1893-11-18
Ahysning

50 FTER Begi@ring af Kongens
80 F7oged aayses heryed de owe
Eiendommene:
No.2 cg 8 i Norregade i Christian
sted, og Not i Watergut i Chris
tiansted efter skattelisten tilh0rende
VIM. PEBBLES.
No. lob Strandgade i Christian.
sted, .efter s%kattelisten tilh0rende
Jarvis Roebuck's Born.
.ogr No. s. Kongens T~vergade j
Christiansted efter Skattelisten til.
horende Petronella Stevens, beram-
mede Auktioner.
Christiansteds Auktionskontor. st. Croix,
dea 7de November 1898.
MAXEN.
, 1893-11-18
9TH { Isa
rs published

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"wednesday @s Saturday
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dollars per annum, payable half-yearly
in advance.
rs,,ts ilsles Of Sithdravipg their subscription y
Il, 47:e are rarirsd TO give ) nenths' astfe.
d~,n Of dvgrt1E11ag:
Ja~dhy Government 9Sth June 1855
p'sn pdvt tieeneHt OF q lines OF under. 4 to 3 .lser-
sm all wye Trevfs%r, | to 9 lines = @'-q3
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Yer orc "a t!nre subsequent insertions the n"lt amount 81
Ace ctnk cs will be made.
q AZ advertisements for insertion must be deilVerel "
dir one on Inesdnys &c Fridays not ltt,r tltl
& ~ q G'C1oC1k p. m. The postage on lello'st
tf [ Il Ie ntN " eht lnd or st. Thomas mast ne prepaid
~ ) Cr ttlCt viii be taken of them.
e Il eciRl Contracts will he made with parties VINO may
{ wALiIl l. ADVERTISE yearly, half yearly, or quarterly
-, n5IutoGb.-We cannot pay aay stteuti1u
Il ll1I 49,. rtH II ruIcHtions; every article must Oe
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ga. g. :.tt & pt4} IT, U--tiHClY understood ttt ~ =
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t....4.A ,. r..s.N oEi. loaa eAPI"4,e.t IS t.a "l r.
\ ,..:t.t. -.t.4...s t..".otA @nt r.r.Hrg = s. 3+ -
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ltt = t., l.I.t.
ILt tLAffhL ga. r.eu =, sAss once ~ll4 "e"tnoss
Nv" 'A1"AtAu nnt ao,LGi,r
, 1893-11-18
BONNENTER

a BONNENTER paa danske
A Blade m. M. anmodes ON at
indbetale Contingentet for Januar
Kvartal 1894 linden 23de .dennes
saafremt Advancement 0nskes fort
sat.
Christiansteds Postkontor, St, Croix. den
14de November 1898. $3.50
PETER LEMMING
, 1893-11-18
PrOkIaIn3.

ALLIE og Enhver, son MATTE
have noget at fordre i Boerne
cftcr Emanuel Petit og Charles
Naae der ere anmeldte at ware af-
easede we'd Doden i Panama, ind
kaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Narsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmelde og beviSliggj6re deres
krav.
:. tho ! % Sklfto,et, den Ode November
1898
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1893-11-18

W FTER Begjering af Kongens
"a Foged afyses heryed de over
neden n@vnte Eiendomme

No. ! A. Nygade,
efter SkattelisIen. tilhorende, George ADAMS
No. 4. K~irkegale,
efter Skattelisten ti~Ih6rende George Adams.
No ga Hospitalsgade,
efser Skattelisten tilh6cende Sophia E Martin
No. Is Torvega3e.
efter Skate listen tilhorendo Mary Prince.
No. Is Kongensgade,
eft r Skattelisten tilhorende John Samuel.
No. 4 Kongens Tvergade.
efter. 8kattoiisten ti!h6rende John Mudies
Aryingcr
No. 4Aa. PrindSensgade,
efter Skattelisten tilhorende Elizabeth
Roberts.
No. SB Norregade,
efter Skatteli>ten tilhorende Il. F. BORNE.
Nc. lGB Dronningens Tvergade,
efter Skattelisten tilhoreude j. 9. w, Muckle
berammede AM tioner.
CT ristiansteds Auktlonskontor, St Croix,
den l4de November 1893.
MAXEN.
, 1893-11-18
ekjendtgioxelse

,rlET bekjendtgj0res herved at I'd
" kast Ill Kepartition i Skomager
fhv. Detailhandler MATTHEW
FABlCS Fallilbo VI bliye fremlagt
i en- SkittesamtIing som afholdes
her paa Kontoret ONSDAGEN den
Ste December d. A., Eftermiddag
II. 2, hvorefter Boet I~orventes slut
tet.
Christiansteds Skifteret, St. Croix, den
l4ae November 1893.
MAXEN,
, 1893-11-18
30 tilh0rende
[11cndOrn.

A1l~AAOO4A
No. 6 ! Kongens Tyergade i Chris
stiansted ~stillet til Bortsalg we'd 3
of2entlige Auktioner, der atholdes her
q Auktionskontoret.
isto AuktionLQKDAGEN den Eden December
2dea AuGsiou LoRDAGEN den lode December
3dio A0Gtion L9RDAGEN den aote December
hver Days Eftermiddag III. 2,
Samtligs Auktioner yedr6rende
Dokumenter vile fra 1ste Auktlon
we're til Eftersyn her paa Kon-
toret.
Denne Acknowledgements Ijener til
lige til Efterretning for Panthavere
ol erensStenmende med Reglerne
Plakat 22de April 1877.
Christiansteds AuktionskontoT, st. Crolx,
den lode November 1893.
MAXEN.
, 1893-11-18
Translation.
A UCTION N.

Christiansted's Dealing Court in
administration of the Dealing Of
the deceased SARAH GRACE
O'CONNOR,
The Properly
Noe Kongen's T~vergade nChrisrien~
sted belonging to said estate, will be
offered for sale at 3 public Auctions
to be held at the Vendue Office a.
follows: a
LIST Auction on SATURDAY the End Decem.
ber 1898.
End Auction on SATURDAY the 10th Decem-
Der 1898.
Srd Auction on SATURDAY the Goth Decem-
Der 1853. -.
each day at2 o'clock p. NJ.
All the documents relating to the
sale may be seen at this Office from
the 1st Auction.
This advertisement serves elso for
the information Of mortgagehold-
ers and others co%ncerned.in accord.
ance with the rules in the Placard
dated 22nd April 1917.
Christiausted's Vendue Office, st. Croix, the
10th November 1898
MAVEN.
, 1893-11-18
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