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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08
NOMBRAMIENTOS.

Ha sido noTnbrado primer JEFF.
del Battalion de Oidiz el pun1ono
roso seiior Teniente Ooronel DE-
Infanterfs don ,Demetrio Oamifi
Gonzalez, Mayor que era de est
Plaza.
Para este destino ha sido NOM
brsdo el estimable senor Taaientt
Ooronel don Manuel Prats Lsguar
da, primer Jefe que era del cltsd'
Battalion.
Felicitamos a tan distinguido,
cahalleros y amigos por sus nuovo
argos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08

bemos hacer especial menci6n de
nuestro digno Alcalds y del digno
Secretaric de Ia Corporation Mu
nioipal. que no omitieron detalle
para atemperarse 4 Ia Ley, como
Presidente y Secretario. respective
mente, que son de aquella.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08

Real Dacreto y Real Ofden. que
van tambien en- otrs parts.
Real Oiden aprobAndo el nom
bramiento INFERNO de D. Felipe
fachf para 10 plszA do Abogado
Focal de essA Audiencia.
Otra sobre ansicipo de licencia
para Ia Pen1nsula 8 D. Lui, G. N
zalez e ,pels. Secretario de la Au
diencis de 10 Criminal de Ponce
Suhastas.
Real Ordan nombrando Of :ia
1o de 10 Intervention General d
q Administration de. E,tado O.
e.ta Isia q d. Fernando Ruff
L6p'z, que era OficiaI g de /
Sscrstarfa del Gobierno Genera
So reproduce Ia convocatori
para Ia revista de Cla ses paaiva
| 1ne ha de veriicarss en- Abril
Mayo pr6ximos.
Repertoire del Aran eel de I'M
| oortsci6n en- las Islas de Cuba
Puertc-Rlco de Las mercancias d
% E,tados-Unido en- virtud d
o convenido con dicha Ma aci6n.
Providencias judiciales.
| Ayunsamientog.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08
QACgTA DE HOY.

D>creto del Excmo Sr Gober-
nador General, que va en- otra
0arse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08

Real Dacreto y Real Ofden, que
van tambien en- otra parta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-08

Ls eo!oniEaeion esp, iiola, en.
eomenisda & fsies ' soidsd
ss Ia misms stem rs 4 pesAr dc
prosrexo de los t,empus = e IN
dutAs Ieeeit mes de IA expert Q els.
Biz, tdffe y dssas ntsds, pe g
did gsrs q Ekefvne'idad taag 10
mupdo, ssfend,do, rico , 'ifg,e,
= ella A:als'A dc hundis ~ Isa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

As we have more than once said thu por-
tents OF tho times are that the material Of
the two houses Of the General Assembly
of Virginia 10 be elected in November
next will be far above the average. Many
men Of State reputation have already con-
sented 10 be candidates. and the fact that
u county is gong 70 send its big man 10
the Senate or House stimulates adjoining
counties 20 see that they. too. are equally
well represented. So II is that we feel sure
ia predicting that the Legislature Of
ls9s-'9i will be classed IN ability with that
OF ls69-'70.
The mighty matters OF State concern
which were dependent upon the action OF
the Legislature Of 1859 made numbers of
our great men willing 10 suffer personal
sacrifices 10 serve the people. SO II viii
be this fall. Every constituency that calls
for the services OF Us Statesmen WILL be al-
most sure 10 have a favorable response.
At the next session of the General As
sembly a United States senator for the un-
expired term of Mr.. BARBOUR and q sena-
tor for the full term, the entire bench OF
the Supreme Court of Appeals, corpora
ton judges. and Capitol officers are To DO
elected, and on the lst Of January. 1854.
the Governor. Leutenant-G Governor, and
Acknowledgement elected IN November.
will enter upon the duties OF their offcss.
A vast amour Of public patronage is 10
DO dispensed ct Richmond this winter, aud
every patriotic Yirginian hopes that II viii
be awarded where capacity and worth
point. The Supreme Cogrt thus 10 DO
elected wlI be in Office for twelve years
and IN the course Of that thu will hold
In It's hards the lives and property OF many
OF our people. Two OF the judges-,hc
president, aud another who MAJ be desi2-
mated By the Court 70 reside OF Rich
moDd-are paid $500 per annum and the
other three s~3.000-sums which arc not
large. but still will enable US TO secure one
OF the best benches that this Common
wealth has ever bad. Il the two houses Of
The General Assembly viii wisely pick aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
| choose from the list Of eminent lswy ers
Who will serve IL elected.

who viii serve IL elected.
This one object-of securing the best
possible Court Of Appeals-would justify
each constituency in Virginia in demand
ing to have the services Of that man whose
talents. IN the judgment Of the public,
best qualify him 10 render the needed SER
vice. But We are not only to elect judges,
but senators; not Only senators. but nu-
merous State officers. We are not only to
elect people TO public places, but are 10
have our hands full OK legislation OF gen.
eral concern TO the counties and cities OF
the State.
Richmond must look after her interests
as other communities are looking after
theirs. We must send men to the Capitoi
who win do credit TO this community and
will represent US with ability. and the
nominating plan that we wish TO see Sc
lected is that n which will best accom-
plish this great object. The DISPATCH IL
an old friend Of the primary plan, n no
later than last summer favored It as the
means Of determining the choice OF the
people for delegates to the State Demo-
| cratic Convention but in that instance the
inevitable costs involved were either dis
tributed amongst the great number OF can
didates who offered "a delegates. Or were
borne by tho committees representing the
two wings OF the Democratic party. In the
case of a legislative primary every candi-
date will have TO look out for himself and
pay his own workers" and honco we
| fear that some desirable men who would
submit their names TO a convention wouid
| not submit them 10 q primary. A wise solu-
ton of the question is not easy now when
the time for nominating is many months
distant and when we do not know who oil
| our distinguished fellow citizens will con-
sent 10 serve in tho Legislature but we
do not doubt that'the City Committee
will say. as we say, Show US what plan
will be most likely TO give US q frst-class
delegation and put us down for that
There Is nothing approaching intalli-
bilItv about either the primary or the con-
yention plan. Circumstances will have 70
determine which of the two will be most
likely to give satisfaction. We have known
both to succeed and both to fa~il-succeed
| we'll and fail miserably; but we trust that
in this instance public attention will be 80
deeply aroused that no matter how we
20 about it the result shall be a delega-
ton equal to any that We ever sent from
this city.
At the approach OF every legislative
election the DISPATCH endeavors to in
| terest the Richmond public IN the duty OF
seeking the services of the very best men
to represent it.. BY 50 doing we do not
| consider that we condemn, by implication
| even, those who have been our representa-
tives. All of them may not offer again,
| and some, we feel sure, the people would
gladly endorse and return. Richmond's
| aim should always be high, because its ln-
| forests are vast. and because, as the capital
! aud largest city of the Commonwealth, 1t
| should set an example worthy to be fol-
| lowed by other constituencies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
The PARIS Conference.

On the 30th of May the Paris Monetary
Conference will succeed to the Brussels
Monetary Conference. Mr.. Teller made
on Monday last some interesting state
ments in connection with the expected
meeting. He is ready to offer @ resolution
fayoring the adjourned meeting, which,
however. will be held, we suppose,
whether the resolution DE adopted or not.
We see no objection whatever to separate
action on the part Of the Senate on
such a matter az this. We now quote;
"Senator Teller says that be is satisfied that
there has been n change Of sentiment in Europe
respecting the monetary question since the
Brussels conference adjourned. He finds evil
dence Of this change in debates In the Biitls1
Parliament and in contributions 10 the lead
ing financial papers OF the world. II Is plain
TO him that the delegates from European
countries began the last conference under
an erroneous impression as 10 the policy OF
tho United Statos. Lately IL had been made
clear that the purpose OF this country was not
primarily TO reap the benefit OF an enl q lced
price for silver, and recent contributions TO the
literature Of the subject, notably an article pub
ished by Professor Andrews. have made IL ap'
Dear that the value OF the entire annual silver
product Is absolutely insignificant "a compared
with tho value OF the products OF certain lines OF
manufactures and agriculture"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Black Dress Goods.

There is nothing OF more impor-
lance to every lady than a black
dress. No wardrobe is complete
without one. There is a large family
OF the blacks. There are the all
wool-the silk and wool-those
mixed with cotton-and the cheap
dye that looks like the best until it
is worn, and a whole lot OF various
weaves. II takes an expert to judge
them. You want them judged be-
fore you buy. We know the best
and buy nothing else. Have no
other kind for sale. So you are safe.
Our assortment now offers the great
est variety of Black Goods of all
kinds ever shown by any house in
the South. Particular attention is
called TO our line of hernanis in
plain. striped, and brocaded. The
most handsome goods we have ever
shown.
SILKS, TetUetS.
The largest assortment OF Dress
Silks for street and evening wear,
and trimming Silks and Velvets to
match all the dress-goods shades to
10 found IN the city. .
Special for Monday is q line OF
Figured China Silks in new and
choice designs at the extreme low
price Of 35c. per yard.
Embroidered
FZ0nNeLs.
Pink, light blue, tan, and brown
from 81 to 81. so per yard. Embroi-
dered White Flannels from roc. per
yard up.
Dress Goods.
New arrivals in Novelty Dress
Goods, comprising althe new effects
in weaves and colorings.
40-inch All Wool Diagonal Beige
in gray and tan, 75c., worth 81.
Hair Line English Cheviots for
travelling suits, 1925 per yard,
worth Sl.50. -,
Navy-Blue Steamer Serges in all
widths and qualities from 5Oc. to 81
per yard. ,
About $50 Remnants and Short
Lengths in All Woo Dress Goods. IN
lengths of Il to 6yards, to be closed
out at one half the former price, and
many of them at less than one-halt-
a good chance to buy a childs dress
for a little money.
GaI0teG Cloths.
The kind that is famous for wear
for ladies' or children's dresses
solid colors in white, blue, tan, navy,
and red-and white and colored
ground with narrow stripes-only
3Jc. per yard.
Imh los
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

We hope the great Richmond hotel will not be
projected, as the Chamberlain Hotel al GA
Point was, upon sGch n majestic plan as TO PEE
vent lie completion and wreck those who under
take ii. There is such a thing as biting OIL more
than a man can "chaw," even IN hotel build
ing.-NoTJoM Landmark.
Do not allow your slumberto be disturb.
ed on this account. %neighbor.
The new hotel Is not to be built upon a
recklessly majestic plan. and the men who
are at the bottom of it, rs the saying IS
are rich and are experienced and sagaciou'
| in business affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

The President is of the opinion. and
wishes all the world TO know 1t, that APP
pointees TO consulates should be business
men and Democrats.
THIS will give hope to many and distress
not a few, but it seems to be the correct
view, taken either from a party or a busi-
ness standpoint.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Our Grand DISPLAY Td8 EMP

Our GRAND DISPLAY E06 [l1p
comprises the LARGEST A,,Orr
MENT OF NOVELTIES cg,r
this city.
Our CLOAK AND SUIT DfPiL-.
MENT is brimml Of eyorytla -
BILE for lady, miss, or chill. Ctl..
JACKETS, CAPE JiCKr,
BLAZERS, REFERS. ErJN SUR,
etc.
For men We have the STANLY
SHIRT, the ACKNOWLEDGED le.ltl Boa.
sides hosts Of other style.
NECKWEAR in all the brr't Al
Joyous hues Of springtime ali Dr. ,..
best OF shapes.
STUDS. SLEENE-DJrI0Ns.
WATCH-CHAINS. COLLAR UJ-.
TONS, etc, to complete the ones,
Our assortment OF CdlLDGlN> "a
MISSES JACKElS Is the us .tt,
town. Nothing Ike il was ever ,
attempted.
We believe our people ha.a
thing when they see it. ari 81
pinned our faith to them by pHt..l 4
a complete stock also for u, s,l
children's spring wear.
We cordially inyte you oc.l
Don't let has,er fad yll p
new outfit from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

General WADE HAMPTON will probably be
the first South CarOlinian TO receive an
appointment under the present admins
tratlon. a. the President is reported to
have said that be has decided TO appoint
him Commissioner of R~aIlroads-the posi-
ton which was held under Mr.. CLEvELAND's
first administration by the late General
JOSEPH T.. JOHNSTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
WEDNESDAY, MarcA 10Th.
THURSDAY, March 10Th.

A cordial invitation is hereby extended 10
avery one. whether resident Of the city. visitor,
or stranger, to visit our store during the con-
tinuance Of our opening.
No pains have been spared 10 make mis- exhi.
bition Of new and choice designs one OF thH most
attractive and complete. We take q genuine
pleasure in presenting this collection 10 our peo-
pie, and hope that every one VIII accept our W.
Yitatiun TO come aud see th" pretty things on eA'
htbition. whether they purchase or not.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
ABOVE ELSE,

rs nothing else can. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biiiousness; all Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
CONSUMPTION tor Lung-scrofula) in its ear
licr stages; and the most stubborn Skin
and Scalp Diseases, arc completely cured
~ il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Infants Cups,

made from China SILK. Matalassc SUI, Surah,
Cotcl5, crepe dc Chine, tioniton Lace, &c.
NULL SUN-BONNETin white, pink, and blue:
BONNEIS Ia China silk. with full cape, ruined
edge. in pink and hight blue, Armure SIX,
ostrich tip ana lace cape, Ohlna six IN tan OF
ecrI, with Irish POiat Lscc.
NULL HATS, with Point dc Ireland edge.
Same with centre OF scotch ginsnanl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
OURQUREAN
PRICE & CO.,
Fourth and Ba0ad streets.
DrnDey.U Silk. &c.

Dr0pery Silk, &c.
New patterns in Drapery Silks
that are marvels OF beauty, in new
designs and c~olorings.
silk Tassel Fringes in new effects
at 123 and 15c. per yard.
New Linen fringes in all colors.
Hair Ornaments.
All the new shapes in Shell and
Sterling-Silver Pins and Combs and
new styles in BandeGux.
Carpets, Mating S.
Third Floor. .
Special opening OF our magnificent
new Carpet and Drapery Depart
ment on Monday morning. The
largest, the best lighted, and the
finest Carpet and Drapery-Room in
the city. All the new spring patterns
in Administers, Wiltons, Felvets,
Body Brussels, Tapestry, and In
gram Carpets. Ingram Art Squares,
Wilton Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, Japan
csc Rugs, Mattings. Oil-Cloths, and
Linoleums, Silk Curtains, Grenadine
Curtains, Lace aud Chenille Cur
tains, etc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Infants Underwear.

INFANTS COTTON UNDERWEAR complete.
including Waists. Dresses, Lone skirts, Plain or
Embroidered short Skirts. Gowns, slips, &C..
BOOTEES, PlNNING BLANKETS, CASH.
MERE ami FLANNEL SACQJkN and MkAf
PERS, Baskets trimmed or plain.
MISSES and CHILDREN'S hEEFERS IN tan.
gray, navy blue. old blue, cardinal, SC.
COTTON DIAPER. 90. 81. 50, aud 90c. piece.
LINEN DIAPER, 95c., 81, Sl.2J, si.4O, and
$40 piece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

These evening receptions are an unique departure from the ruts of
ACCOMPLISHMENTS so is this whole business. We don't get in rusr
We Keen moving and the business grows. Already we've reached the
roomv TOP and the growth and beterment will keepOn. You who don
grasp the vastness of this business the great readiness 10 be reached
At a seasons dawn to cater to such a trade, come tonight and see. Nc
restraint about coming at any tme-we dom importune you to buy-bu'
certainly come and look tonight, when we won let you buy.
The markets of the world were open to US and the competed
ELEGANCE of this evenings exhibition is the fruit Of months OF planning"
an idea of mercantile forethought may be cleaned from the tact that as
vou view spring goods tonight manufacturers in both ~henlsphereS hoId
our commissions for next winters stocks in several lines.
To the Big Stores biggest preparation come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
In Infnnts' Goods

our assortment ia especially complete, and We
deyo,e a special department. toarticles used ana
worn hv Infants. The completeness OF the as
sortment eau only bo apprchended by n vlslt anu
inspection, but we potce q few Of the notable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Infants Goats.

An extended description of all the new COATs
would MI too much space for the prc5o9t occil-
sion. but the assortment Includes
SERPENIISE CREPON IN pink and cream
SCOTCH CHENiOr With parti-rolored spots,
capes trimmed with 4 runles OF colorel silk.
CASHMERE in light gray, brown blue gray,
and cardinal tan.
FRENCH TWILLED OPERA FLANNEL in
fyurpa- A.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
srrPLif~

CEINE-THREAD. sEINE-~
STwrvrS LNEs, coRks,' ErBBgs
coRKwOoD, OIL~cLorhiNS'
SSpTTikS OF ALL KINDS MADE
AT Lowssr hAkhhl ~ ,he 10y.
We Are sssiiS fs'r .as essss,as .
cnsssss Wa are h~esdauartsfs g, sOSs.
c cn Ina L. LcHrESsrkiS. s.rssSA
oorncr seventeenth aud sfaA @s3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY,, March Is, 1s9a.

RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY,. March Is 1904
-. o. c.o,o, ever was in such magnificent trim for spring, and
nn nv p or friends, the public, to see it at its best. Hence we will
hold a
FROM UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK,
,,d,o vyhicb we hope to see you all. Everything possible has been
arran9ed for your pleasurable entertainment and
THE LlGHTINFANTRY BLUES BAND
+, fru uniform will discourse its happiest selections during the evening.
r. T,a' we're a nrominent feature in the Virginia ranks at CleVeiandS
inauu,ration Now they form a pleasant feature at the Inauguration
Of the Great spring trade for which we've made ready.
THEIR PROGRAMME.
N Ns55SSo%n ,S5 s9fEs sms&sf: %siel.P Polka by Mr. SIS Perkins
R %@eo" To woysdo Chapel" ""0'
s@otusSns - KeqfUty Jubilee. .Lsucndeaa
"LObehaW Waite. u nM; - Hal
S s1eSr pe dss s %a the S%d by Hal"
OUR PROGRAMME.
DlyRyNG THE RECEPTION WE WILL POSITIVELY SELL NO
COODC The efficient store organization will make it their pleasure
to add to your enjoyment by any little act Of graclouSneSS' III no
thoughts of selling goods shall protrude. en-
Next morning that'l begin, and THURSDAY. FRIDAY, and SAL
will be the OPENING DAYS, in trade parlance.
Every department is Its best for tonight and 1t marks the formal
commencement of the spring business. 1t is, In fact
A MILLINERY OPENING,
A~DRESS.GOODS OPENING,
Ask OPENING,
~AWASH-GOODS OPENING,
ALNEN OPENING.
and the Inauguration of a great Easter GLOVE SALE, all in one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
PERSONAL

r WISH TO GALL ATTENTION OF
i consumers aud dealers 70 my NEW BRAND.
"CAPTIvATOR"--ai Havana filled. con.
slider II the finest &c. cigar ever on this market !
j. IN. HALLORAN, haanfscsufsr.
mh ls.7t 1901 Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Mf0RtS> Dresses.

INFANTS DRESSES, long ara short. dainty
nnd chsste m stylo and workman NJ Ia OF
Null. NainsooS, Crepe, China > 4, Lawns &C.
IN white, cream. light blue, *.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Special Sale
Lace Curtains.

Third Floor.
We commence tomorrow morning
a special sale of Lace Curtains at
prices less than You ever sought
Lace Curtains before. We offerab0ut
500 pairs in N~ottinghams, Irish
Point, and Swiss Tambour at prices
ranging from 81 up, and all at a great
reduction from our former prices.
Chenille Curtains.
Third Floor.
Tomorrow we start a sale of Che
mile Curtains, about 80 pairs, at
about the actual manufacturer'scos cost.
The prices start at S3.50 per pairfor
an All Chenille with heavy fringe and
border at top and bottom, and go up
to SIG for a Curtain worth $40.
Among the lot will be found 10
pairs made without fringe that will
be sold at about one-half the former
price. Some that were Sl2 will go
at 50, and any Of them will be sold
singly or in pairs to suit the pur-
chaser. Just the thing for couch
covers.
Odd PAIRS.
In addition to the above we offer
about 80 pairs-only n pair Of a
kind-consisting of Nottinghams,
Irish Point, and Silk Cross-Stripe
Curtains at about one-hali regular
prices. Those who can use q single
pair will find some great bargains IN
this lot,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Woodward & LOthrOp.
THE TOWER,
corner Second and Broad.
Wr0DDeTS at S9c.

We have Just received 800 WRAPPERS Of tho
best Merrimac PRINT, made with yoke front aud
back. which will be placed on sale to-day for the
low price of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

The Reception and Promenade Concert is THIS EVENING from
until 1o-and no goods will be sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
RECEPTION THIS EVENING
FROM 8 UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK,

ar,i,o which we hope to see you all. Everything possible has been
srran9ed for your pleasurable entertainment and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

The Big Store never was in such magnificent trim f9T spring, and
we want our friends, the public, to see 1t at It's OeS'' nehee we VIII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

an. the Inauguration of a great Easter GLOVE SALE, all in one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

Anletters and kilograms must be addressedto
ThE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Reelected COMMUNICATION will not b re.urued'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15

Reading notices In reading-maitor type DNe
lines OF less, Ell; in nonparel loaded, 15c
Gard Of rates for more space iurnishea on ap-
Vlication.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-15
Odd PnLrS.

[mh 12.Su,W &F3tl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-09-21
TAX JUDGMENT 81 E.
or FORFEITED LANDS.

Pursuant to a Real Estate Tax
Judgment Of the District Court, IN
the county Of Marshall !. state Of Min
anesota, entered the twelfth (12l day
of September a. D. 1913, in proceed
ings to rnforce pm 1nent Of taxes mp
on re.ll estntc, delinquent in tile
year one thousand eight hundred
and seventy nine {1S79), and 10.
prior years, and il, the year one
thousand eight hundred aud eighty
nine (1S89), and for prior years,
and 81 the STATUTES in such case
made and provided, | shall on the
second Thursday, being the
18th day sof October a. d. 1893,
ut 10 q clock i'll the forenoon, Mt my
office, in the Court House in the city
Of Warren, and county OF Marshall,
Minnesota, sell the lands which ART
charged with taxes, penalties and
costs in aaid judgment, and on
which taxes, penalties and costs
shall not have been reviously paid,
r. GLAVIN, IAUDITon,
SEAL. Marshall Co., Mimi. B
Dated ut Warren this 10Th day o.
September, A. d. 1879