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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Wanted.

Wanted.
TO purchase white pine saw
logs delivered on the cars: also
FOR SALE:
Two tubular boilers. 3xIt; stacI;
and brltchiag. one upright boiler.
one horizontal locomotive boiler.
two 12x16 and 13x1Sengines. two
1oxGxl2 Crawford steam pumps.
located at Mcrrit..
c. NJ. HILL
IO3 Torrey Bldg. Duluth MINI.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Ladies' Of Virginia.

Ladies Of Virginia.
When in Duluth call at Mrs.
o. S. Heimes', 189 West Super.
ior street, for fine millinery.
Room / Barring Block. ]. @
Mrs, g, S. HE1MEs.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
Fresh Mich Cows.

S. Obcrg, Maple street, wishes
to inform the people of Virginia
and vicinity that he will receive
a carload of fresh mich COWS
on or about April 1st. which he
will sell cheap. Give him a call.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
AMONG THE MINES.

railroads disclose the fact that
they expect to pure base this
year from three to four times as
many rails as last year. The
proportion would not hold good
throughout tho trade, but there
are enough small lines able to
moderately increase their renew.
ais to have a marked effect on
the trade.-Railroad Gazette.
The Illinois Steel company IS
to have a new head before anoth-
er month has gone by. Presi.
dent Morse, of the company, re-
tires, and ex.presldent Gates, of
the Consolidated Iron and Steel
company, will be elected to the
vacancy. The reason given is
Mr.. Gates particular adaptable
ity for the work of the company.
Receivers Rand and Morris, of
the Penokee & Gogebic company
have settled the claims of the
fee owners of the Palms, Come,
Colby and Superior mines, in
consequence of the abandonment
of these properties, for $4,000.
The Superior Telegram asserts
upon reliable authority that the
output of Duluth and Verm!lion
iron ranges for the coming sea.
son will be double the figures
reached in 1894. An official of
one of the range roads says that
the amount of ore to be handled
at Duluth, Superior and Two
Harbors in 1885 will be between
1000, 900 and 100000. This is
not mere guess work. but care
fu( estimate based upon figures
obtained from the individual
companies. Very recently fig
ures have been obtained a; to
the total OF ore proved up on the
two ranges on developed pro-
perties. This total as computed
in official figures is in the neigh.
borhood of 260, 100000 toni.
The Brotherton mine, on TIE
Gogebic, which has been idle for
the past eighteen months, is to
be operated a, an.
The Lake Superior mine has
completed the two drifts and
tapped the working shafts. The
work of clearing the shafts and
putting in skips will at once be
gin.
The Sellers Ore company have
five drifts in operation from
their single shaft, all in good
ore. Mr.. Munger is erecting an
Office and ware room on the p1o
perry fronting Third avenue,
Hibbing:
4. E. Humphreys and Frank
Cox are back from the Kootenai
silver country in British Column
bia. Mr.. Humphreys says that
the new district is quiet except
at the Trail creek gold camp 1925
miles north of Spokane Falle,
where ome tine showings have
caused great excitement, so that
two cars of new people are going
in each day. Ono of the Trail
creek mines, the War Eagle, was
bonded only eight months ago
for $17. 900. and today over g..
000,0 600 of gold is in sight. The
Leroy also has over 100000
in sight. Sleeping room at the
new camp is at a premium
G Commonwealth.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-29
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mETCAlF d DAY.
No.

DENTISTS.
COLUMBUS BLOCK, DULUTH. MINI.
The finest Dental Work, at Reasonable
Prices, Speciality. Gold, Amalgam and AZ
1Sy Rulings: Gold and Porcelain Crowns and
Brldges. Gold. Aluminium aud Rubber
New Process. ~
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~ J. D. TAYLOR, *
LAWYER,
Collections Promptly Attended to
Bank Block. Virgins.
Notice for Publication.

Bank Block. vjrYinia .
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Feb ls-Mar ~
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
An Indefinite Recess.

There was a large crowd at the q
s.. Court room Yesterday, as it was
whispered about that there would be
some more sensational arrests. After
some uEimportant business WAS dis
posed Of, however, the U. S. District
Attorney asked for a recess for an in
definite period, and the disappointed
crowd filed out. Groups stood for
some time in front Of the building
discussing the probabilities or tue
next arrests. The air was full of Cos
sip Of new evidence on somebody for
it was evident that the Court would
not have adjourned until Monday if
it did not expect some more work in
the Brule line and the vague, indefi-
mite recess, had a look as if the Court
was holding itself in readiness to get
a movement N at a moments notice.
The general idea was that Uucle Sam
is fixing his old hint-lock, getting
ready to bag some more game, and is
carefully keeping his powder dry as
we'll as laying in more ammunition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
''Macbeth' Tonight.

Louis James splendid production OF
''Macheth'' will be played at the Opera
House tonight. 1t is one of the most
celebrated Of Shake-pear's tragedies
and Mr. James is now the leader Of
American tragedians
The repertoire Of no male Shakes
pearian star would be completed. id
it not include the character Of "Mac-
beth - Next to Hamlet possibly. no
o-her Of Shakespeare creations have
appeared more many sided and com
plpx. At one moment we almost sym
pathizn with him as the victim Of an
irresistible destiny, and the text we
shrink from him as a bloody minded
and cruel tvrant. All Of these circum-
stances go to make "Mact"th" one IF
tle most Interesting. as we'll as one Of
the most difficult characters in the re
pertoire.
The character OF Lady Macbeth
will be played by Miss Alma Kruger
a young woman Of rarest beauty, who
has made a sensation in the interpre-
| tation roles that are hallowed with
such tradition that to achieve even
| passing notice in them is to excel in
deed.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
ALL SORTS.

Rev. Hvslop is now settled in Ash
tabula, Ohio.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
The Christmas Call.

The consensus Of opinion copied
from editorial utterances of the coast
press gives the palm Of issuing the
best Christmas number to the Call.
For variety Of subjects, makeup. and
general interest, it far surpasses any
thing ever published on Christmas
in San Francisco.
The Examiner Children's edition
was, if nothing else, a genuine child
rens sheet, for nothing but children
could have compiled such a consoli-
dalton Of inanities as was dished up
on that occasion. The only excuse
that could be possibly offered was that
it was done in the interest Of charity
and no one can therefore object.
Christmas fights we're ia order all
W. the western part of the State.
Carson reports a dozen scraps, while
a Virginia City fighter had his jaw
broken. The Reno casualty list has
not been compiled, and will probably
be made the basis of a special report
by the state board Of health On the
wisdom Of compulsory vaccination
with egg nog as a preventive of broken
heads, bloody noses and black eyes,
Silver State.
About a dozen men in town are
walking about with black eyes, the
result Of one dozen Of eggnogs on
Christmas day. They ell assert that
they fell on the sidewalk where they
received their confusion, About a
dozen other men are about town claim
ing champion knockout honors earn
ed on Christmas day. The question
arises, whom did they lick?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
TOWNSEND!SMS
Clippings From the Rassurrected
lundy Index.

Jim Townsend has dug himself out
of an old snow slide and has once
more issued the Lundy Index. here
are soma of his comments on general
topics:
IF there should be trouble with Eng
land the Irish will galIop their horses
high and make Johnny Bull wish that
he was somebody else.
All this time TIE venerable liar is
happy again. He can toast his
old shins al the har-room stove and
tell about the bowling snowstorms
they used to have in the middle Of
the summer, long ago, when Bodie
Bluff was a hole in the ground.
A more plant toady never disgrancd
American diplomacy than BaNard OF
Delaware. In all England a M ""
supple, fawning slave Of Englands
desires could not be found than this
depationaliZed miscalled American.
College students are rushing wildly
into athletics. What was once a
harmless fad has become a boresome
mania. Brains are nowhere. Muscle
is king. The ~jackass is ahead of the
raceborse several laps.
The city newspaper reporter haslong
| used a conventional means Of cOmpli-
manting a dull speech by saying that
"it contained much food for thought
! This may mean that the audience had
to do a good deal Of "chewing' in or
der TO lind out what the speaker was
driving at.
The Index goes in for plenty of
silver, first, last and all the time. We
! don't see ANYBODY who nas o. much
Of il around here. Money is a patent.
ed article made by the State, OF metal
whether Of gold or silver. or. in fact
anything else, with a mark impressed
upon it, to initiate which is made pun.
ishable as a CONTRIBUTING. That
all there is to it. If NeXi"o, a six
teenth-rate affair, a place 'er str
on a piece Of rawhide an give it :
value, we don't see whv rich and pow.
erful Uncle Sam can1nt stamp gOOC
American silver and give it a value,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
The Home Investigation.

The Board having the management
Of the Home are still Investigating
the conduct Of affairs at the Home
and their conclusions on the subject
will be made public in a few days.
The APPEAL has heard a good deal
Of public rumor connected with the
affairs of the institution, but has re-
Trained from publication or comment,
until all the charges can be thoroughly
sifted. We believe the Board fully
capable Of dealing in the matter
Justly to all concerned and the result
arrived at by them, will be a proper
one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31

! Rev. Hvslop is now settled in Ash
tabula. Ohio.
Miss Eose Becker Of Reno is visit
ing Miss Eva Doyle.
The Turner's have elec'ed Nose Cat
lain as their president.
Brand new sets OF New Year resOlu-
lions are for sale cheap at this office.
LosT.-A cubic moss agate watch
charm. The finder will he rewarded
by leaving at this office. If
Harry Shaw Of Flko county pulled
a gun toward him the other day and
; is minus his right arm.
The case against W. SilcoX, charged
| with robbing Charles Bowers, was
dismissed by Judge Hawthore yester-
lay
New OPTICAL goods at Charley
Friends, and all sorts of fine grade
7mokers material, going at very low
%.,rices.
Joe Langevin's advice, Don't
monkey with re Government threat
rs to become a national slang
phrase.
Candy only 10 cents per pound at
]. Chas H. Kelly's Arlington Block.
let some before the stock is eX-
/. lausted.
It Is "a generally settled proposition
hat o. S. prisoners get the same
credits which are credited to State
prisoners.
A. Livingston, Gilbert Briggs, J.
NJ. Benton, Fred Wilder and several
other parties are filling their ice
houses with 8 inch ice.
The Curry ball was a great success
The Opera House was handsomely de-
corated, the ladies were all handsome
and the music was good.
John G. Fox has a very large dis
play o. Christmas goods and wishes
the announcement made that he will
efuse no reasonable offer.
I A number Of Carson people visited
Vashoe Lake Sunday and found the
kating excellent. A moonlight skat.
1g party is now talked Of.
One of the wheels on Mrs. DR.. Wac.
! ers phaeton collapsed on Main stree
4 esterday. Fortunately the horse
gentle and Mrs. Wagner was no
Tired.
The Ozark has been fitted up il
very elaborate style and the bal
oartitioned off from the bar and sep
rate card rooms made. All drink!
Z re ten cents.
Some scallawags stole the cakes in
snded for the children's supper at st
eter's Church on Christmas night
he ladies Of the Parish were equal t.
he emergency and soon had a fresl
1pply.
Colonel Boyle reports that Mr.. Ell,
1 Dayton has struck rich ore in hi
zine at Como. A great deal Of assess
1ent work has been done in the dis
let. There has only been eigh
lches OF snow this winter.
"A
re Percy Sage, the advance agent 0
"a Iouis James, reached this city yes
:rday. One is apt to Judge a comins
" leatrical combination by the sort .
. man sent on ahead. Throwing tn
ape line OF criticism over the sho'
rom this standpoint no one takes an
isk in purchasing reserved seat:
q he performance tonight ought to b
he best that has been given here dul
r.. 1g the year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31

Cut this out and leave it at Abe
Cohn's st re, after writing he name
Of your fIvorite on the blank.space.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
Stuffed School Census.

District Attorney Norcross, who is
ex-officio county school Superintend-
ent Of Washoe county, has asked
State Superintendent Cutting to in
vestigate the school census returns Of
Storey county. Mr.. Ncrcross init
mates that the Storey county school
census was stuffed and that a good
deal of money is fraudulently paid to
that county. II he is correct every
county in the State is swindled out Of
its just portion Of the school moneys.
investigated before the next appor-
tionment is made.
Society in San Francisco is much
disturbed over the row between Willis
Polk and a man named Wilson at a
cotill.on. Polk, by accident, drew a
chat" from under Wilson as he was
about to sit down. 1t was purely ac-
cidental and he assisted Wilson to
arise and was profuse in his apologies.
Shortly Afterwards Wilson slapped
his face, which shows that he was
anything but a gentleman, as the
blow was delivered in the Immediate
vicinity Of the ball room.
Special Crockery and glassware sale
at Chas. Fl. Kelly's Arlington Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31

"hhH Baby was sick, we gave De ~ast ,ria.
Wien Me was a Child, she crie r a .oria.
"hen she became Miss, she cluI to .~,.storia.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
The Suit Contest.

Sheriff kinney overlook the blond
beauty yesterday aud Professor Howe
made a small squirt. A number Of new
names entered the c,nte5t, ana things
prom ise to be Lively at the end Of the
rare
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31
Prices to Suit the Closest Buyer.
Ed. BURLINGTON.

10 olt-ot-iate stock in purchasing these goods
50 call and select your size before all are SOLD
6-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-12-31

New Fur Capes for Christmas
New cloth Capes for Christmas
New cloth Jackets for Christmas
New Fancy Silks for Christina
New drapery silks tor Christmas
New Tides for Christmas
New portiers for Christmas
New Gloves for Christm S
New Scarfs for Christmas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

nation Is still the word. Here ana mere
a buyer who must know the cost OF nis
raw material for the next SIX mohtns
because OF pending contracts WIN tis
consumers OF his product ~ taxing hoIu
At current prices, and these are SO
close i'm nearly an cases that the trans
actions involve little or no FISK
THE truth IS forced home upon many
producers that the present OASIS OF ldpoi
cost Is out Of proportion 10 current pIic.a,
and IL would not be surprlslhs ii w
market continues at the present Fever
TO see I'm January movement Tor SUCH
"A readiusument III wages as mas peeh
taking place in the products
SALES OF hesscmer pig IRON the past
week have been at 5000 at Nalley fur-
naces. and IL IS intimated that Sl"'''
is possibility.
The fact that buyers who took con-
siderable blocks OF metal a rev months
ago with deliveries In December and the
early months Of 1895 have paid a price
per ton for the cancellation OF their
contracts leaves the iron OH the furnace
companies hands To get this iron. out
OF the way the makers have beencontent
TO realize cost having already been pald
their profit by the original buyers.
Foundry iron does not show like weak
nVss because they were free from specula-
ton, but prices are lower ana >l5.oD AT
Valley furnaces for No. l and Sl3 for NO.
are current on small lots. Nhat couid
be done on contracts for the first nail
Of The year VIII only be known as in
quiries come up.
There Is a report that the present
81 60 basis for furnace coke VIII he con-
tinued. aud that n Will got only oc the
circular price. but the actual price. There
~ also the report that the programme
will be carried out. IL ~ believed that
any contracts made will be made limited
for thirty days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

McckIenburg Farmers Have Plenty TO Eat
and Are out o. Debt.

CHASE CITY. VA, Dec. 26.-Special-
Cp 10 this time there have been no SHOWS
or freezes Of any consequence. opera
lions on tho farm have been uninter-
rupted An abundance Of provisions LOT
nam and beast exist an through thr
.)unty. SO whethertuture winter weather
is mild or severe there Will be- no sc1fclty
0f something so eat.
The farming community VIII see tht
expiration Of this yea less in debt than
ever before. The rumors o. wars ana
panics viii have no terfofs iof tuem
There Will be no market hills 10 settle or
notes TO meet. L. not TINS tfdulylhs
condition for the farmers even " the cir
culating medium is scarcef
Ihe sales OF leaf tobacco here mp TO
this time has exceeded the quantity FOR
the corresponding period OF last year
The prices have been good and Sufficient
money for All practical purposes fur
nished the planters who need luXuries
There is less disorder. frOlicking, and
dissipation than ever before known. Not
person under the influence OF stimulants
has been seen on the streets do not
these things indicate that tho people are
improving and not retrograding.
There is gentleman here, who has
been q resident for about twenty-five
years. who is now seyenty-cisht years
old. and during his life never saw glass
Of egg-nOg. never drank stimulants OF
any end never gambiNl. was elected
member Of the Pennsylvania Legislature
IN the b0s. and never spent dollar IN
the campaign or lost day from his busi-
ness. and was never bribed he says
other members Of the Legislature told
him his early education had been sadly
neglected He IS stiIl an active man and
"a good citizen.
The Oldest man in the town is eighty
two years. and has been married over
sixty years Last fall he celebrated his
diamond wedding
The tallest man here is feet 81
inches. and many others over six feet.
There L. only one adult white citizen who
was born In the corporate limits This
is new town with a new and progress
sive population. There have been no
fires. fights. or failures during the year.
Aessrs George b. Hughes and Robert
overly Jeifress warehOuscmen and to-
baccOnists. OF TarborO. " c., are here on
o visit TO their parents during the hOli-
days.
Hmtsmen report deer plentiful but
birds and wild turkeys scarce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
nEATns.

RfCK.-Died. December % 1875, a. 10
A. NJ. az his residence. 4u@ east paker
street. ALOIS RICK.
Funeral Will take place from bis late
residence al 1O o'clock FRIDAY MORN
ING. December p, 1915.
No flowers
Newark. Philadelphia. Baltimore, ana
Washington papers please copy.
SNITHERS.--Died. very suddenly. DE
Cembcr 18th. with. cOneestiVe chill. at
his residence No. 90 Tulip street. Rich-
m0nd. Va. Mr.. ROBERT T.. SMfTHERS,
in the fOrty-eighth year OF his age.
lie leaves a devoted wife and four
children 10 mourn their iOssi
Funeral takes place from old ST. Johns
church FRIDAY. the gth, AZ ~ 4. NJ.
Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited 20 attend.
Petersburg and Norfolk papers please
copy.
NEWELL Entered into rest. at 3 L.
NJ. December Doth. at his residence. 1W6
Floyd avenue. JOSEPH NJ. NEW ELL,
in the seventy-third year Of his age.
The funeral from Park-Piace chcTch
SATURDAY. December 18th. at +. NJ.
Wilmington Del) and Baltimore Md
papers please copy. 2"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-Hciiday-Cot-
ton cross rrceip,s 1888 bales: forward
Ell So bales; stock. 1881 bales.
rofal to-dav-Nct receipts, "a. ioo bales
Continent. l1,4S0 bales STOCK l'oh'@iS
bales ....
Total 70 far this week-Net receipts
i6l IJ4 bales. exports TO Great britain'
~ SIS bales. France, 6,"o baies; Con-
tincnt. Gl.Ge2 bales. -. .o,..,.
Total since September lst-Ne, receipes'
9g72.niG bales: exports 10 Great britain
43I4I bales. France, -b'ioo odieS' 'V"-
tinent ep5.Oi1 bales. 49,. -...,...
Cotton FUTURES closed qulet but steady'
December. III: January, i;Is' teDrua i
Z So March. T9i. April 100: May. 500
June. SO7. July. $40. Aufus'' 81, Stl,-
tcmbcr 7sO. october. az, NoNemDer'
7cS sales i552OJ hSlcs.
NEW YORK Dec. W-Cotton duli'
middlina gulf. ~. middlinG IA net re
CENTS. coo bales. gross receipts Is'io
bales. forwarded - bales sales, lzS
bales an spinncrs. stock, 1880 hales.
Total t6-day-Nct receipts, ol"2 nal's,
exports 10 Great Britain, ',fbI balfa'
stock. LOS. 30 bales.
Total so FAR this wcck-Net receplN'
40, $50 bales. exports 70 Great hIl'dlh'
~ ssh bales. France. $50 bales, Cont
ncnt. 90 fg2 bales.
Total since September lst--Nct It''iPla'
8lsf17S bates. exports 60 Great Britain,
g3s 1O1 bales. France. ZD,ls6 bales; Con-
flnent. Sp5.Oil bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. mot
ton futures quiet and STEADY salcs' fz'v,V
halas. December 4GI. January, 80,
February. 7.72. March. III April. Z y.
MAY. r. Sc. June ~. July. fH-. August,
4sl. September. 7GD. OCTOBER H4s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-27
GOOCHLdND COUNTY.
The Christmas Fox Hunts and Deer
Drives.

Drives.
VINITAVIfLE. VA. Dec. Especial.
-Christmas-Day passed off very quietly
throughout Goochland The colored
men found that they had to practice
more than their usual economy In voicing
their annual Joyiaity. But few fire.
works or crackers were called into requi-
sition. ana less bad whisky than usual
was assimilated.
Captain W. A. Parsons and wife en-
tertalned "A few friends at dinner to
meet Miss y. Il. Frazer.
Several fox-hunts were on the tapis
for yesterday and to-day. one red
was caught yesterday. near SabOt, but
another ran up the trunk Of a tree. and
though surrounded by a pack Of some
forty dogs and the accompanying hunts
men. eluded them entirely
Master W. H. Norton. of Sabot HILL
has recovered sufficiently from his sprain
and crushed foot, occasioned by his horse
falling with him last week, TO be about
the house on crutches.
Deer drives have taken place in Pow
hatan county, opposite this neighbor-
hood. during the past few days. a few
Of the animals reached the river and
swan across. one having been shot on
this side. MIR. Joseph Powell, OF Ninita
is said to Be the lucky Nimrod.
The scholars OF the public school near
Hooper's Store this county. held an en-
,ertainment Tuesday morning last. Civ
ing pleasure TO their friends, and elicit
ing praise for their teacher. Miss JAMIE
Stratton, under whose auspices It took
place.
Moderately large lots Of corn were
boueh- MP prior to Christmas by the
store-keepers in this county, az "a to IS
cents. the effects Of the drought being
apparent in the large amount Of short
corn