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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

CoLUMHus, May 10 Frank Van Loon,
the Columbus Grove bandit. was Wis
tied in the annex Thursday BY his wife,
child and sister. They informed him
that the most active efforts arc being
made 10 save his life, The prosecuting
attorney OF Putnam county, who con-
Quoted the case against Van Loon, to-
getlier with eight members ~ tho jury
ind hundreds Of citizens. has signed a
petition for a communication Of sentence.
1t Is expected that the other members
of the jury and Cashier Maple, 81 the
Columbus Grove bank, where the rob
berry occurred, will also Nc induced to
sign the petition.
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THE WORLDS FAIR,

tiaal Arrangements for the Sale Of Tickets yin the
B. & o. r. r.
FOR the benefit OF those desiviDg to
Stend the Worlds Fair the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad will sell Excursion
lekets to Chicago and return, at all
ATOMS on its line, at low rates.
lekets will be on sale until November
land will DO valid for return journey
nul November 18th, 1893. They
'oVlde for a reduction of 90 per cent.
elow regular rates. These tickets will
valid only for continuous journey.
iekets at higher rates win be sold
~ viii permit holders one stop over
ipsli i, going and returning.
ulman accommodations may be
terfed in advance Of journey. For
- ! and z information apply tonearest
IN y Y Ticket Agent, or Chas. o..
n.y. ~ S Zen Passenger Agent, Baiti-
4" Md. 5-3-4t &
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IT SHOULD n N ByERY HOUSE,.

y B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., sharps-
burg, Pa, says he win not be without
Dr Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his vito who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack If
La Grippe,n when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he over used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like ii. Try it.
Free Trial Bottles at E. C. Williams
Y, & Co. Drug Store. Large bottles,
5oc. and $1.O0.
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coLuMnrs, o.. May III X. Hayden.
. hanitcrnf CehtcrburR, O., md Frank
Moore, an attorney Of Mt Vernon. arc
In the city looking for Ex-Statc senator
nnniel raul, Of Canterbury. who
IS nysterionsly missing. Paul Il
a.. and was a bachelor until six
years ago, whom he married. lie Il a
retired banker. md few weeks ago
went 20 Toledo 70 do some business
with Scrihncr. IIurd a ScrEbncr. He
left their Office on the morning IL May
Il. saying he would take the T. & o. G.
train for Edison. where he would stop
to-Nce HIS aged father. Inquiry shows
that he never reached that place, He
had $500 on his person. but was never
seen again. For some time he had
been complaining Of trouble with his
head
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ovrr TIC nank WIN Fa,al. Reeulta.

Cf.ARKsvifLE, Tenn, May 10 "A fatal
wreck occurred Thursday on the clarks-
VILE Mineral railroad AZ Van Lccr sta
ton, twenty-seven miles from here
The train rolled down IN embanlsment
and the engine and several ears were
completely wrecked The engine Is W
ing wheels up at the foot IL the em-
banhment Conductor Robert Robin
son. 81 this city, was killed outright
Engineer Wesley Alsuh, Of bowling
Green. Ky, received probably fatal I'm
jnries Ed shantlin, the fIFcman. Of
this city, is reported badly injured
Two mon, names not learned, railroad
employees. are said to be seriously hurt,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

MACON, Ga, May To-. The Southern
Presbyterian General Assembly met
here Thursday morning Judge ]. NJ.
Lapsley was chosen moderator This
Is the first time In the history Of the
Presbyterian church In the United
States that laymnn Inns been elected
10 the Office Of moderator Of d general
assembly Judge James w Lapsley. Of
Admission. Ala, Is distinguished law
yer. and Is Judge Of tho city court Of
Annist0n
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Talmaee win probaniy r..algn.

& NEw YoRRi May 10. Rev Dewitt
TaImage reiterated his statement
Thursday that he would resign as pas
tor Of the Brooklyn tabernacle on sum
day next unless the indebtcdnessef the
edifice was cleared on BY TINT time
He referred to the floating debt, which
amounts to about 100000 Eio says
that he is tired, and not only tired, but
worried, over the indebtedness Ho
thinks there arr Others who would
be more successful In raising money
than he IA
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thlaeae WIN NJ. ResaIlase.

WARRINGTON, May tD.--An authentic
statement has boon obtained as 10 the
interview betwecn Secretary Gresham
and the Chinese minister, at the state
department The Chinese minister nv
sired Secretary Gresham that he hcs
iicved. -thc Chinese government would
not resort to'any rctalintory measures,
md that there would he nothing done
ny his government that would disturb
the present friendly relations bctween
the United States aud China The
minister was Of the opinion that no
trouble would result from the law. The
interview was pleasant throughout, and
lnsted about twenty minutes.
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IsnpsIsfs Hold Al0oG

cncApo, May 10 Revs Or. Law
renee, Henson and Parker, the commit
toe Of the baptist auxiliary Of the re-
ligions congress 81 the Worlds fair,
have Withdrawn the acceptance Of the
invitation 10 the baptist denomination
ID participate in the congress- The
committees action Is taken in view Of
the determination Of the directory 70
throw open the gates on Sunday. The
committee believes that the baptist an
nual meetings to be held next week ID
Denver viii approve the Withdrawal.
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cLEyRLANn, d. May 10. Prof Ber-
nadntto Perrin has resigned tho chair
~ professor Of Greek IN Adclbcrt col
lege 10 accept like position ~ Yalc
Prof. Perrin Is ono Of tho best Greek
teachers IN the country, and has been
long sought after ~ many colleges
Hitherto he has steadily refused all
offcrs 70 lcave Adelbert. but there were
50 many tempting Inducements 10 20 to
Yalc that he finally yielded.
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5Frightlul Accident g 4 WORK Train.

EfAEnhuA A1ItNtfet W - WuAA AhMtus
DUBoIs, Pa, May ia freight trim
on the jefferson division Of the Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburgh road, north
Of this city, ran away down q long,
heavy grade. late Thursday night, and
colliled with work train. A freight
brakeman was killed and three 81 the
men on the work truth were buried
under the wreck The wrcck took
Are and the three bodies were CON
eumed.
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BRuHswIcK, Ga, May I9.-M TIL
man committed suicide Thursday. He
was president Of the Ogicthorpe mn
tlonal bank, Brunswick brewery, Cum
berland Route steamers, half owner OF
Mayer 4 Ullmans immense wholesale
grocery, and until Thursday was con
sidered one Of the wealthiest men In
this section. Ills suicide was followed
BY the immediate suspension Of the
Oglethorpe and first national banks
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LANSING, Mich, May -Nine-year
old George HARE died at 0iremos Mon
day morning At o'clock Thursday
morning crash was heard BY two
female watchers. who discovered that
the body had been removed. Thursday
morning It was found N q well ON the
farm. The mother has confessed that
she poisoned the boy to prevent his
growing up o thief.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

CIncAGo. May 10 AT the Hawthorne
track. Thursday, Trainer Moore. IN
charge Of Charley Doherty's string Of
horses, was struck over the head by q
rubber named Parker, with rail. and
his skull was fractured. Doherty
mounted his old selling platers Tom
Stevens. and pursued tho nssailant
across the country. but he got 70 the
woods and escaped.
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srRunENvILLn, O., May 70. While 4
loaded stone chr was dcsucndlng the
cable tramwny from the quarries to the
ohio Frccstone works at 1lnena Vista
the cablc broke, sending the car down
the steep grade and dashing into the
saving works. II struck a saw at
which fivemen were working, instantly
killing them. strikers are accused Of
cutting the cable
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saved by Z KeIoa'. co5fea.,.,n.

MARLBORO, Md, May William
Pinkney, who. with Dan Barber. was
convicted ii SAe murder OF Francis N.
Bowie and sentenced to be banged on
January 10, has confessed that he alone
killed Mr.. Bowie and that Barber was
not present at the time. The exculpa-
ton will probably save Barber's neck
from the hangman's moose. Pinkneysa
assertion that there were Others who
knew alIabout the killing Of Mr.. bowie
Is being investigated.
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T0PEKA. Kan. May iD.--The state
military board had under consideration
Adjt Cen Arts plan ID organize i
militia force of 60 O00sJnen. Tho adju-
tant generals scheme finally failed 81
adoption, owing to the opposition 81
the governor ind the licutcnant-Gov-
ernor II was finally decided that q
militia force Of 1000 men only should
bo maintained
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RoNE, May lO.--The Hungarian Pill
Crime under Cardinal vaszary. arch
bishop 81 Gran and primate to Hum
gary. will arrive IL Rome Saturday, and
will thon be formally presen ted at the
vatican. Cardinal Vaszary will form
ally receive the cardinals hat at the
consistorY % be held on june l.
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MAKE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
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:. oSr a lock bracelet on Thursday May II
Under will please leave same at this once
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 10. The ses-
sion Of the general assembly Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church Thurs
day morning was devoted 70 d free dis
cussion Of tho Sunday-school cause.
The retiring moderator, Rev. vi =.
Dnnley. Of Kansas city, preached the
opening sermon. Rev. W. 8, Ferguson,
Of Petersburg, Ill. was elected modcr-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

BERLIN, May I9---The North German
Gazette reports that the socialists are
engaged In unprecedented activity for
the elections Tho paper says they
have nominated 10 candidates Of
course they can not hope 70 elect many.
but they expect TO double the number
Of their party which sat in the last
reicheta3.
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what ! woman Did.

MrLLERsBuRG, o.. May To- X Dung
Lake Powelson, Of Pretoria, has been
spending HIS time and money at the
village saloon. Thursday night Powell
son came home drunk rs usual. Mrs
Powclson went at once to the saloon,
smashed the windows, broke the doors
and wrecked the bar
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20
ChIli,s Columblan Commlssloner.

NFw York, May 1D.--The steamship
Alamo. which arrived here from Colon.
Ind among her passengers A. Thomp-
son Rel. commissioner Of Chilli, TO the
Columbian exposition In Chicago.
Senior Rel has had considerable expert
encc with worlds fairs having acted
as the representative Of Chilli at the
Paris exposition and at New Orleans.
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BuoKLBN,s ARN1oA sALvE.

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
lChilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by E. G. Williams, Jr.. u Co.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20
WHY WE ARE HAPPY.

With the great Naval Parade over,
Forepaugh Show having come and
gone, the opening Of the Worlds Fair
in progress and John Heller busy tax
ing orders, finishing new and repairing
old carriages, we can't help but feel
happy.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-20

BERLIN, May IA moderate radical
manifesto, signed by Theodore Momm-
son. the historian. and other Influential
persons. has been issned 10 the public,
III appeals briefly 70 the electors
throughout the country to save the en-
pirc from o serious crisis by sNpportiag
men Of good and rndicaI principles
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NEoAuNEE, Mich, May 10. The PIX
oneer furnace, owned by the Cleveland
|cliH Co, will close down this week
permanently This IL the oldest fur
mace III the Lake Superior district II
has turned out over $50. OO0. 900 worth of
pig iron, and has been in operation Il
vnny.c AN
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NEW YoRK, May 10. The Marie
Christina, bearing TO these shores the
Infanta Eulalia, was sighted on Fire
island at $50 Thursday evening The
royal Spanish visitor will remain off
Sandy Hook until Friday morning, when
the Infanta will pass through quaran-
tine just like an ordinary, everyday In
divlduni
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BAIRI0H, n. q, May 10 Hon. Geo
Davis. Of Wilmington, who was attor-
ney-general In the cabinet Of Jefferson
Davis, has declined the invitation 70
make an address when Mr.. Davis re-
mains lie In state here, May so, on ac-
count Of physical debility, incident to
Mis- advanced age.
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KfNowooD, w. Va. May 10. The
boiler Of stave mill belonging to w
d. Arthur. Of Hazelton, this county, ex
plodcd, completely demolishing thu
building and dangerously injurina
Howard Hileman. He was burned
about the legs his collar-bone frac
tured, and one hand was badly mashed
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The Zero Married.

JACKSON, Miss, May 10. Judge j. b.
chrisman, the hero Of the recent white
cap troubles at Broolxhaven, was mar
ried 10 Mrs NJ. r. Charlton, Of this city
Thursday evening Judge Chrisman
was widower, with grandchildren, as
also has Mrs Charlton.
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a bfronr AttachIylent.

NEW York, May 10. Deputy sheriff
Tracy has received mi attachment Tor
$223, sS7 against the West Sulphur Iron
and steel ca. in favor Of Richard G
yelling as assignee Of Francis II.
Weeks. the missing LAWYER.
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REV. Or. Leonard GOING Abroad.

NKw YoRK. Mny ID. Rev. DR. A. III
Leonard, the weil-lrnown prohibition
list, has started for China, Japan and
corea, TO inspect thc Methodist mis-
sions there. DR. Leonard said that be-
fore hts return he might experience
some OF the effects Of the Chinese ex-
clusion lazy.
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TRRNToN, N. r. May To- Mrs Matte
Sham. Of Princeton, who IS suspected
Of having poisoned her son, John sham,
TO get the insurance on his life. has
been indicted BY the grand jury for
murder IN the first degree. Her trial
win probably not take place until tic
next term Of court ii September,
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nlrhrr rhrl.llan LIra I.rnn.ater..

cIueAGo, May 70. "a largely attended
convention for the promotion pt the
higher Christian life opened Thursday
evening IN the Chicago avenue church,
unfssg tho auspices ~ Dwight f. Moody,
with Che cooperation IL Rev. John! Mae
tirogor, IL Aberdeen, Rey Hubert
brooke. EpiscopaliAn. Of England. and
Rev. Charles fnnwpod. Wesleyan, 81
England. II will continue for seven
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HOW THEY STAND.


NEW YoRK, May 10. Col David @
Houston. an engineer in the U. S. army,
died Thursday morning at 81. yincent's
hospital Of jaundice. lie was IS years
Of age and native Of New York.
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md MecartnY- I.anlanche Flght.

CRESCENT CLuB, NEW 0RLEANs, May 10.
George LaBlanche. the marine, and
Billy Mccarthy, Of Australia, fought
Thursday night for $1,000 purse in the
arena Of the the Crescent City athletic
club, which was crowded. Sixteen
rounds were fought Mccarthy was
too much for the marine. and he WINS
awarded the fight
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ATLAsrA, Ca. May i9.--Dr. VIM.
Jones, secretary 81 the home mission
board Of the southern baptist associa-
stion, resigned Thursday to accept the
post Of chaplain Of the University Of
Virginia.
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CINcISNATI, May 10. James E. Muir
doch, the aged sage and motor, one Of
great citizens, died at the
Roadside cottage, Reading road, Fri
day morning.
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The oHAMPION OF THE WORLD

The jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale BY
j w. r. Fisher, King Street.
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HAVANA, May 10. As result Of the
recent insurrcction il Is said, on excel
lent authority. that Capt General Arias
win be recalled immediately.
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WASHINGTON, May 10. The president
has appointed Kerr Craige, Of North
Carolina, TO be third assistant postmas-
ter-general, vice a. d. Hazen, Of Penn
svlvania, resigned.
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WAsIuSGroN, May 10. No official adj
vices concerning the appointment 81 i.
NJ. Thurston TO represent the govern.
mcnt at Hawaii 70 succeed ]. Mott
smith have been received At the state
department
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BoRpEAux, May 10 THE extensive
wine vaults Of the Eschenauers have
been destroyed by fire The loss IS
computed ut 100000
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Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs 3 O'Connell's
next door to City Hall.
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|brlrs dan!
n. and ~
1l@a.m'
|nediatesta'
ween nag
and 10 eas
apdSi0 u
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I,oR RENT.-Brick house on West Martin
X street. 5 rooms. all modern conyenienees,
l,sssn at once. Apply to Geo. A. Bowers - w.
Martin street. $500
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FAIRFIEsn, Me. May Isl, The river
here Is the highest for ten years The
Fairfield boom has broken. and three
million logs have gone down stream
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Hehring Sea Commissioners Isapqncted.
PARIs, May 1o.-The minister Of for
.eign affairs and Mime Devclle gave q
dinner Thursday night in honor Of
members Of the Behring Sea arbitra-
tion tribunal There were 100 guests
present. including nearly all the ann
bassadors accredited here, except Lord
Dufferin, the British ambassador The
presidents Of the senate and the cham
Der, and all the members Of the French
cabinet were present.
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srRINdrlELp. d. May 10. f.rohihi.
ton college einls formed d state associ.
alton here Friday Every college Iii The
state is represented and she following
officers we're elected: President, Fred
Move. Delaware, first vice president. Vi
J. Howard, Springfield; second vice
president w. Il. goode, Mt. Vernon;
secretary, J. u. Burke, Oberlin; treas
urcr, u y GriiIith. Delaware
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

which can be found in the wilds Of
Asia, Africa, America and Australia.
We cast our eyes around on the mixed
seed that Is being sown and eXelaim;
% what viii the harvest be- The
heart grows sick in contemplation, as
dark, murky clouds gather on the hor-
lion. and threats Of fire, pillage and
dynamite ring upon our ears, uttered
by men who have formed a covenant
with hell and a league with the DEVIL
but VIC beg a few moments view of
the object Of the present great contro-
versy, and from it read the motto, In
God we trust III. s. KEENE.
Leavenworth, Wash, Sept. SO.
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Town 3 Range !, Platteylle.
acre in Sc cor. ex
trang Il &C in sc
cor OF swl4 Of
4 ....... ...... Edgar Ray ...... 81 70
81 OF n5S OF 81 se
a swi4 ex &C on
e end........... 30 NJ. Rowe e.. ..... Il
Rountrees e aGd'n tc Platteville.
Lots l. ,, and 3. NJ n. II. Virgin, Il
Railroad addition to Plattevile.
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somber shadow darkens the doorway
81 every dwelling II Tue Iahu' lroil
the hiinpie eottef y the ploa'ea
iahd-hoider' Has tile caUse real y
imaginary II makes no ,'lGIe.lee'
since ali par'i'9 PteaeRe'' IL ha' 70
come toreiS'i 'o'''efs oI = = 9 .,.l,
l{ies certainty haa fl-u' 10 tiiiliA
thai what every oodN Sala must oe
true = demanded their sol' oelort =
WaNf1 - !ate. F." hai a"e7 W. country
aeeo eiiaiull not Wiat = I osiil2
most apPllea WIN ai9e'lsi'l 'toiu
eastern ASIA '.i'i 'i'''''''l'' '''''''''i,
rom Western Asa nave li""o"ii's',
CHRISTIAN eiFliI''ioa 4 l'''t'Ie anu
pour thrH h"i'e' upon our Si'"ie>' ~
introduce lh'lf Respective loIil 81
worship; tlle iatler even 9ehdlh@ ms
.iohafle7 'o tolfeft eHile''alltS -
Mo-leiilsin. nc c.'ul'' 7 a'so -
ih9 made 'he humping 4Io"''u loI tue
9Warms OF oli-seouflhgs from southern
Europe anu the vicious anu ~" iess
from central ana western Europe anu
anarchy u hahlag Iaplu Slrl'le. uat
L anarchy beniiis returns rom i
ui@ht meeting Hlied WIN aHal 0iisiiI
IDEAS ana ther Proia"tlli- 'a'Nc' ah'
cries ~ aith' bfia@et' ana we are
9olh To nave nelhtf loliles We ~
@oin to force a dlllSloh with tne tlch.
but, Dennis ana pillh Nez dIlrllN up
yer part. thm Phat Il Ne] go, An
pelahhers, we y eau lor aholher wv
ENsf kFa- N ~
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Village q Potosi, IN Lois, I. 3, Range 3.
Lois ? 4, ana 20 II.
n side 81 q 80. ga. J. Green -. . 70
Village Of Potosi, Out Lots, T. g. Range 3.
81. i73sz. Ia. all
rs, 178. IL. rs. Ia.
$50. ISL z08. 205. 206.
2O7. pos 2S9 24I. PAP, 81 A J. Green .. 70 IS
SW end OF lot ga "A Mrs. Frank Kane ; -
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tAAAtAA- ~ =" afttA 4 Wv AA7s7tA
Town 3, Range q. Town Of wyalusips.

Sets sWI = Iess Y Royal Cronston.
Town o. Range 8,
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UNREDEEMED LANDS,
OFFICIALLY
NOTICE FOR TAX DEEDS.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
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OFFltE Or THE GU My ALERhs
Lancaster. Grant Co, Wis, July q, 1893.
Notice il hereby given that the following des-
cribed lands and city and village lots IN the
County Of Grant and State Of Wisconsin. We're
sold by the Treasurer Of said County on the 18Th
day Of May. 1891 for the delinquent taxes Of
1890:
The amount set opposite to each tract Of land,
city or village lot Is the amount Of tax, interest
and charges due thereon, calculated up TO the
last day Of redemption.
Now therefore unless the taxes and charges
are paid on the following described tracts of
land city and village lots. on or before the 18th
day OF May. A. ID. 1894, the same viii be convey
ed by lax deed to the purchasers, according to
the provisions of law
fABBREvIATIoNs-e, east; ne, northeast Sc.
southeast: W, west NV, northwest; sw, south
west n, north south; com. commencing; beg,
BEGINNING; run. running; &C, acre; blk, block !;
feet ks. links; chs chains adm. addition :;
pit, part; adj, adjoining; ex. except; und. IN
divided; corner; frac, fractional; I'D, bound
ed; th, thence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

EPLETT,

Count. Clerk, Lancaster. Wis.