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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
A NEW ELECTION LAW.
A ELL INTRODUCED Nv THE NORTH
STATE ASSEMBLY.
A Bill Aimed Mt Trusts Also Presented-The
Anti-Free Pass Bill Eeaten-The
Six Per Cent. Bill.

RALEIGH, ". c., Feb. l2.-Special.-
In the Senate to-day bills were intro
duced: Defining trusts and comb nations
ana making them criminal; to repeal the
Code regarding election Of Superin-
tendent Of Public Buildings. to regulate
fees OF Register Of Deeds; to incorporate
the Farmers Life Association of North
Carolina; to increase the number OF d.
rectors Of the Western Hospital, at Nor
canton.
The special order concerning the Con
federate monument was postponed TIL
February I'D.
Bills were passed: Allowing Char-
Iotte and Meckenburg Company 10 buy
tne fair grounds, and to allow Fayette-
Vile to establish an electric plant The
b.ll to sell 10000 acres Of Currituck
Sound 10 northern game clubs for $1,000
was argued at much length, but was
tabled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

The ladies' connected with the Church
of the Covenant win give a feast in the
ch irch pariors Thursday evening tton
10 10 a'eioek-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-13
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY

j. b. PACE Presidents QUARiES yPresn JOHN MORTON,
"a TRAYLOR, Manager Insurance
Department; Il CHRIS IAN, Advisory COuu-
SELL; WILLIAM ELLYS0N. Abstract Lawyer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21


The Evelcth Star imagines he is the stal
that was seen in the East; that he Is the
an editorial in his last impression he say:
what Virginia Would Like" Why did IL
not come out and say what would like? 1,
was only u suggestion by an official appoint
by the state, asking the citizens to assist me
Within her domain ' Wat at i a combtnstior
our Bro. must be; now he poses as minerol.
ogist, and tries to tell us we have no mineral
Well, Bro, we have the only city on the Mes
aba, who have mayor who IS not AFRAID tC
do his duty-as Bro Bowling knOwS-we have
we have six or seven good hotels, outside Of
boarding house. We have a water and electric
company, and We didn't have to bond oul
city yct, we have three newspapers that are
self supporting; that don't have to run q
drug store and a post ONCE In order TO pay
tho devil. We may have some OF the same
kinds Of visions as Bro: Bowling when he pe.
lieves that he publishes the most readable
paper on the range, perhaps no was thinking
OF bis patent inside. Bro. b. wants the public
to imagine that Evelsth IL the one bright
spot on the Mesaba, that no crime ever sallies
or defaces it. In the late shooting scrape In
that Hamlet. which has caused such b. = ST: I'll
ent. II you are going to give US the news
let us have it, good, bad and indiherent
don't be afraid.
. Now, Bro, don't ne disgruntled; W
T9e @ be q co%ny
and you will be subservient to Virginia, i
belabor our city because Of my opinion.
again re-iterate: simply asked tho citizen
to help me. and you can depend on 1t I shall
Yours, Etc,
VIVIAN PRINCE.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
Notice Of Application,
LICENSES,
STATE or MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF ST.. LOUIS, SIS.
CITY OF VIR3INYl

''N COUNTY ~ st OF s.. louis, S.,
CITY OF VIRGINIA..
Notice is hereby given that applications
have been made In writing to the common
council Of said City of Virginia and filed in
eating Liquors for the term commencing on
July list. 1926 and terminating on July 1st
1886, by the following persons and ut the fol-
lowing places as stated in said application
John Byrne,
In the front room and ground floor OF
frame building on Lot ono ~, block Twenty
six C16), Chestnut street.
=. Il. McSauOhton,
building on Lot Sixteen u6) Block Twenty
SIX C26), Chestnut street.
Adotph Drcgcr,
In that front room Of that:two story frame
b Sai on Lot Twelve ug Block Twenty six
Thos. 4. Clark,
building situated on Lot Eighteen us BLOCK
Eighteen os' G W;Tia% R sssest;
The front room on the ground floor OF
onat one stoly ifame o1i ~, on Lot Thirty
~''' >''' INV Ida Ros:o $50 1.0''''u' '''ee'
Front room and ground floor of q Two
story building on Lot One ~ Block Twenty
seven en- ohe w;i{.a street. fsr,,,
On the ground floor and In front room OF
that two story frame building on Lot Five 81
Block r"snt'-av g. es Pst CHESTNUT street.
story building on Lot One a. Block ' TWen sTo
anderson d Burke,
% Is bocf Ss%,ns e
Iiebrock Bros,
In front room of that two story rock
building on Lot Nine (W Block Twenty .sev ven.
S0 Chestnut . ;tfses; l. Nelson.
IN t that front ro9% and ground floor Of
Block Eighteen y 9ss Gh Hse*M. street.
In front room OF that one story frame
building on Lot Seven ~ Block Twent-five
esS'' Chestnut i Waf9am Have,.
on Lot Thirteen u9 Block Twenty-Five as,
Chestnut street. N;., 1,aer.o,
Front room and ground floor Of q three
story bullying nai g on lot Twenty coy Block
Eighteen oS' on 2 Gsssf P%tk ssfes''
In the ground floor and front room OF
tyoseven a. Block Esishteen u.s. 49, che aen
street.
David FOrtey,
Front room Of the first floor OF frame
bullying on Lot Eight (s) Block Twcnty-etght
'sS'' Maple street sc,o,.o,. Sac,
In the front room Of the ground floor Of
that two story Iron Clad building on Lot
Thirty-two 32) Block Eighteen 1851, Chestnut
street.
John StaWbcr,
In that fropt room on the ground floor
Of that two story building on Lot One III
Block Twenty-four l24]. Chestnut street.
john Berthiass,,se,
On ground floor and front room of that
one story building on Lot Twenty-Five tcS1
Block Nineteen l19]. Chestnut street.
Said applications will be heard and de-
termined by said common council OF the City
of Virginia at the council chamber in said
City OF Virginia In St, Louis Co., Mimi, on
Wednesday the 18th day of June, 1895, at s
o'clock p M, OF that day.
Witness my hand and seal Of said city OF
Virginia this l4th day Of June, A. D., 1895
l.. 5. SMITH,
ICORrORATE SEAL City Recorder,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21

Rev. DR.. w. A. Shannon,
Presiding Elder Duluth district,
will hold the regular quarterly
meeting of the M. E. church of
Virginia, Sunday evening June
80.
Chas. Oakman returned on
Tuesday from a trip to Neills
vile, Wis.,, bringing with him a
$780, 90 trotter, which will be en-
tered in the Fourth of July race
in this city.
G. Schoenleber returned on
Friday from Minneapolis, with.
er he had been as delegate of
Mesaba Lodge, No. 222, 1. O. O.
F., in attendance at the Grand
Lodge convention.
Oscar Hansen, of Whitewater,
Wis.,, sales agent of the Gutter
man Clothing Co., St. Paul. did
business with our merchants and
paid a visit to his brother Fred,
in this city on Wednesday.
L. L. Prescott, president of
the Prescott e. Mars Co. visited
Duluth over Sunday. He re-
ports Mr.. r. W. Mars as being
greatly improved in health after
his recent seige of TYPHOID.
Uncas Larson, who formerly
represented the Cannon Grocery
company in their semi-retail
trade on the range, is now handl.
ing blank books, etc., for w. B.
Pershing & Co., of South Bend,
Ind.
! DR.. z. K. Brown has this week
been in attendance at the meet.
ing of the Minnesota and Wis
consin Medical Institute, at Du-
luth. During his absence his
brother, DR.. r. L. Brown, of
Mountain Iron, has been attend
ing to his practice in this city.
Judge Prince and Deputy
Sheriff Mcpherson went to Eve
leth Wednesday afternoon to fin
ish up testimony in the Jil]son
Brant ''scrap;" Brant being put
under 5000 bonds to keep the
peace and vacate Eveleth for a
period of two years.
Hon. O. D. Kinney came up
from St. Paul on Tuesday. He
reports Mrs. Kinney's condition
as precarious, being still con-
fined to her bed in the Hospital,
where the best medical aid is
furnished her. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney had
hoped for better news.
John Owens, Virginia's first
president, shook hands with
friends here on Monday. John
is now clerk Of the court, and his
opinion that The Enterprise is
still the leading paper of the
range shows that his fund of
hard sense has in nowise de.
creased since our first acquaint
ance with him.
Emerson Mcneil, the gentle
manly cashier and book keeper
at the Franklin, left on Tues
day for Negaunee, Mich, where
he will attend the commence.
ment exercises of the Negaunee
High Sch DOL, from which his
brother graduates this year. 1t
is also stated, but upon rather
doubtful authority, that this is
not the only object of Mr.. Me-
i Neil'S trim at this time
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
Stray Notes.


opened up first.clars private
boarding house at the Lang COT
tage or Cleveland avenue. Table
board very reasonable.
Mrs. M. Delfeld, the popular
milliner, now located in the west
room of the Hayes block, carries
a most complete stock at the
lowest prices on the range. She
invites your patronage, and if
honest goods, honest prices and
courteous treatment count will
ALWAYS hold the trade of all buy
ers who visit her once.
The Fair Store does not charge
any more for goods because they
have the finest wagon in the city
to deliver your orders. Their
stock is always complete, their
prices always the lowest and
their clerks accommodating.
Don't fail to call on Mrs. H.
Strehlau, the pioneer and relia.
BILE milliner of the range, as she
carries the largest and best Sc.
lected stock.
Ladies' chimesettes at The
Fair.
The Virginia Mercantile Co.
sell the freshest goods at lowest
prices. Duluth prices beaten on
many articles. Stock always
complete. Groceries, produce of
all kinds, dry goods boots and
shoes. Durkee bldg, Virginia.
M. Delfeld & M. H. Martin,
Proprietors.
Novelties arriving daily at
Mrs. H. Strehlau's, the milliner
A complete stock of latest
styles of millinery Ct every de-.
scription always on hand at Mrs.
Nj. Delfeld's, in the west room of
the Hayes block.
The Fair Store always carries
complete line of dry goods, no.
tions, boots and shoes at the 10.
est living prices.
M. H. Martin, Prop.
Wallace, the Tailor. can give
you good value for your money
both in style and material. Give
him a call.
A complete stock of ready
mixed house and floor paints,
all colors, at Prescott & Mars
Co.
The only place in the city to
get Early Rose and Early Ohio
potatoes for seed is at
The Fair Store
Spring aud summer capes go
at low figure at the Virginia
cash store.
Spring and summer underwear
complete line just received by
Jackson & co.
Come and see the new patent
chimney. Ten years guarantee.
Safest for walls and fire. Made
from galvanized iron. At tin and
plumbing shop, Virginia.
Heating and cook stoves at
Prescott & Mars Co.
S. Sax has discontinued his
Kentucky Liquor Store at Bes-
mer, Mich. and has brought the
entire stock of old whistles, bran
dies and wines here and added
to his California Wine House
Being he is overlooked he is
forced to sell his goods at a
greatly reduced price. Come
around and convince yourself as
you will be benefited by it.
FOR SALE Two mich
COWS, for sale at a bargain. En-
quire of A. Dreger.
For millinery of any descrip
ton, call on Mrs. M. Delfe]d,
now located in the west room of
the Hayes building.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
Official Paper, City Of Virginia.
Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons wishing news item, change of
lad" Or anything in the line of locals, in
serted, will please have Same in our Office by
Thursday noon Of each week, If convenient,
as it saves time and trouble for both parties.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
General Notes and Comments

LCncldl NOlCS ana comments.
A postal from Prof, r. G.
Rowley, first principal of the
Virginia schools, but who for
the past year has taught at Uti,
ca. N. Y, informs US that he has
returned to his home at Witaka,
MIMI, for the summer. Mr.
Rowley made hosts of friends in
this city, who would be pleased
to see him return here at some
future date.
Lawrence & Lieburn have Sc
cured the contract for all mason
work on the new O'Callaghau
brick veneer block, one door
east of the Calderwood block,
and are now engaged in laying
the foundation therefor. The
new building is to be 22x6O, one
story, and will make a desirable
store and location.
Lemen Brothers are an old
firm and keep in advance of the
times. The Great Shows will
be here Friday, June %.
B. Sax was arrested at Noun.
tain Iron on Tuesday for peddl
ing fresh fish without license,
and fined IS and costs, which
was paid. The arrest Was ap.
parently uncalled for, 1nasmuch
as previous thereto Mr.. Sax had
interviewed the village recorder
relative to the matter and could
not ascertain whether or not a
license was required.
A balloon ascension and para
chute leap will be given here on
Friday, June %.
One year ago tonight was the
night of the fire in the Columbia
restaurant, Durkee block. The
place still does a good business
and the boys are deserving oil
success.
Peter LaDuke. former Vir,
ginian. writes, "for Gods sake,
send me an Enterprise; I want tc
see the news Of the town." Even
stone walls and iron bars does
not dull ones sense to a proper
appreciation of a good thing.
Jackson & Co., the hustling
general merchandise dealers,
have this week put in an elegant
refrigerator, a valab!e addition
to their fixtures. The refrigera.
tor was built by Frank Myars.
Hibbins will probably ce lie.
brate the glorious 4th, but if
Ribbingites would have a first.
class time they should come to
to Virginia and spend the day.
Olav Nelson, our hustling
new insurance man, has pur,
chased the Skrove property, On
Maple street, and is now com.
fortably settled as a Virginia fix.
ture.
The only Boxing Kangaroo II
the world viii! be in Virginia on
Friday, June %.
The lawn tennis ground at the
east end of Chestnut street is
ready for the tennis equipments
and a game will be seen each of
these fine June evenings.
the most valuable Elephant in
the world will be here Friday,
June %.
Capt. Carlin's elegant new
house on the Boulevard is now
nearly complete.
E. E. Burley improves his
cottage home by painting.
Joe Turnquist, our new livery.
MAJ, has added some new single
and double rigs to his already
we'll equipped line this week.
A grand charity ball is to be
given at the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
Mountain Iron, on Wednesday
evening next.
Jos. Backus has this week
been engaged in reading Trilby,
kindly lent him by an Eveleth
friend.
The front of the Bank build.
ing received a fresh coat of
black paint this week.
F. J Rinnert finished his
plaster Contract on the Sullivan
building this week.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
Purely Personal.

Dan Mcpherson went to Du.
yesterday.
Capt. Cohoe was a Duluth visi.
tor over Sunday.
w. C. Fuller, of Iron Junction
was up Tuesday.
John O'Connor was in from
Eveleth Tuesday.
Judge Nelson was a Hibbing
visitor Wednesday.
P. Ellard Bowling was in from
Eveleth on Tuesday.
County Surveyor Davis was up
from Duluth Saturday.
Dick Giffen came over from
The Mountain Wednesday.
Joe -Gaffney did Virginia and
Eveleth the first of the week.
John Korby has been in Min.
neapolis during the week.
Judge McGilvery, of Biwabik,
was in the city on Monday.
Ed. Finch the Eveleth cloth
Ter, was in the city Tuesday.
J. H. Temple, of the Ohio.
came up from Duluth Monday.
Joe Turney was in from his
farm near mineral lake on Tues.
day.
Attorney Palmer attended to
legal business at Hlbbing, We'd
nesday.
G. A. Hoffman, leader of the
Virginia Band, did Duluth over
Sunday.
J. w. Gill and construction
crew came in on the D., M. & N &.
on Sunday.
Mrs. Dan Smith came in from
Eveleth and spent Sunday with
friends here.
i Frank Hibbing and A. J.
Trimble. of Duluth, were in the
city Tuesday.
John H. Hearding. superin-
tendent of the Adams, Sundayed
on the Gogebic.
Max Shapiro, our new meat
man, made a business trip to Du-
luth Wednesday.
H. L. Desser, chief nengineer
of the D. M. & N, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. J. F. Wilkins left Monday
for Finlayson, Mimi, for an ex-
tended visit with friends.
! John Helmer, a pioneer pros
pector of the range, was in the
city the first Of the week.
| Frank Weismann left on Sat-
urday for Schuyler, Neb., where
he will locate permanently.
i Will L. Honnald, superintend-
ent of the Mahoning, was a guest
of A. N. Brown on Tuesday.
C. E. Bailey, civil engineer,
left on Tuesday for Hibbing to
attend to professional duties.
! Capt. P. Mitchell and wife, of
Hibbing, stopped in the city on
their return trip from Duluth.
J. 8. Sattler, manager of the
Phoenix saloon, visited with his
family in Duluth over Sunday.
H. Krause, of the Virginia
! Bottllng Works, visited Ely on
Tuesday and Hibbing yesterday.
Mrs. D. A. Springer came in
from Eveleth Tuesday visiting
relatives and friends for q few
hours.
1 Oscar Andersen, an old-time
Virginia boy, came up from
Aitkin Monday, where his folks
now reside.
Tobias Hooking, of Crystal
Falls, son of Capt T. H. Hook
ing, of the Commodore, arrived
in the city last week.
R. A. Webster, superintendent
of the Clyde Iron Works, of Du-
luth, attended to business mat
tiers in the city Tuesday.
! Mrs. Robinson. Mrs. Stewart
and Miss Jennie Jones. of Aib'
bling, were in the city on Wed.
nesday, cnroute for Duluth.
i w. H. Stultz, county supe rim.
tendent of schools, looked after
matters in connection with his
official position in this city on
Monday.
M. Delfeld left yesterday for
Ashland, Wis.,, responsive to a
telegram bearing the sad news
of the death of a little grand
child IN that city.
Miss Elizabeth Martin went to
Duluth on Tuesday to visit with
friends and take part in the
commencement exercises OF the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-06-21
Notice.

IcannOt guarantee Il watch to keep time
without orders to put 1t In perfect condition
lcannOt guarantee u watch not to get
dirty within year after cleaning
Icannot guarantee spring not to break
but in case it should within a year, will re-
place 1t free of charge.
1t Is our desire to satisfy all our custom.
ers. II you are not satisfied with any part
OF our business kindly inform us Of It, and We
will make you satisfied II 1t Is within GU,
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BIG FEATURES JUST FOUND! JUST ADDED,

Secured at cost of over SIS ooe Towering Clan. among
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1000 lbs. heavier than jumbo
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BY w. e. HANNAFORD.
Entered at the post.ofnce at Virginia, mimi,
as second class mail matter.
Terms, e Per Year, in Advance.
City OHacials.
Mayor. RODT. MCGnuER,
Recorder, r. s. SMITH,
Treasurer, J. Il. JAMES,
ALDERMEN.
L. Il. Brown, W. h. PRATT,
$. SAX, GUST. JOHNsON,
W. p. MARS, ]. L. WILKINS,
JOHN BYRNE, G. A. LuSDsrRoM
JUSTICES.
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JAMES McGINDLEY, CuAs. E. NELSON
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-19
Distressing Death.

An exceedingly sad and distressing
de 18th occurred in the home of Mr.. John
H. Delluger, near this place, on Tuesday
morning about 7 o'clock.
Nettie, aged about p years, the young
est daughter of Jno. H. and Jane E.
Dellinger, ran splinter into the ball of
her right foot inst back of the big toe, on
Thursday, of last week. Nothing Sc
rious was thought Of it, and on Sunday
morning she thought of coming in to
town to attend the Reformed Sunday
School, of which she was devoted men,
Der, as well as of the catechetical class,
where her ready aud intelligen answers
we're a source of much qualification to her
pastor, but fearing that her shoe might
hart her foot, which was somewhat ten
dor, she decided to remain as home.
On Monday morning she complained of
stiffness about the jaws md difficulty
IN swallowing. A physician was SOM
moned and her symptoms found to be
alarming. Tetsnus, or lock-j iw had set
10, and Doctors J. N. Barney and D. D.
Carter decided to amputate the injured
part of the foot as the only possible hope
of saving life. This was skilltully done
on Monday afternoon, and, for while
after, the condition of the yOnng sufferer
seemed somewhat improved. But the
terrible disease was not to be staid, and
after lingering through the night the
gentle spirit of the young girl passed to
a higher and better world to be forever
free from pain and at rest.
The death OF this bright and popular
young gIrl has brought a crushing
b 'reavement to her devoted parents,
sisters aud brothers. and wide spread
feeling of sorrow throughout a large
circle OF friends.
The afflicted family have the deep and
sincere sympathy of the entire COM
munIty.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-19
CONICVILLE NEWS.

Mr.. Ran Gillock pitched his tent here
last Friday evening and has been doing
a lot of work in the picture line. He is
Just the man for the business. We wish
him big success. He says a man near
Woodstock cut field of wheat this
season and after he had flushed be had
to call on some one out side to move the
shocks so he could get his machine ont
of the field. We think that pretty good
spread of shocks.
Rev. d. E. Snapp and family, of Baltl-
more, Nd, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. n.
Cof'man. Rev. Snapp preached a very
interesting sermon Sunday morning.
He and Mr.. l.. Hardy went on a fishing
trip last Saturday and returned with
qnite nice string of bass.
DR.. Fletcher and Mr. l. d. Good are in
the hay business. They prefer buying
the grass standing.
Mr.. A. B. Miller ia out again. He has
been complaining great deal.
Mr.. Jos. A. Walter is about through
peddling cherries to Mt. Jackson.
Uncle John Lutz has quite a lot Of
cherries Just ready to ferment He would
like to get some one to make lot Of
cherry bounce. j.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-19
MILL CITY ITEMS.

Mr. VIII CofFuan, who has been in
Washington for the past 3 months, re-
turned home last Sunday.
Miss Lills Maphis, accompanied by
her niece, Edith Maphis, of Winchester.
are visiting Mr. Jacob Brown aud family.
Mr. Ira Bowers left for Philadelphia
this morning where he has secured a
position.
Mr. Horace Campbell, who has been
away at college for the past year, has
returned home.
ReT. Baggs will hold quarterly meet
ing at Union Forge Saturday and Sunday.
The festival which was held here last
Saturday night by the /. o. G. I. was
qlite a success.
we that hear quite number OF onr
young people will attend the camp-meet-
ing at Fishers Hill next Sunday.
For SALE.-A nearly new buggy ,
cheap. Gail on Mrs. j: H. CoffDan,
Lahtz's Mill, Va. HoLLYHoCK.