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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
THE INFANTS SAN|IARIUN
An Appeal to the Public for Needed
Assistance.
tbs An DETERMINATIONS institution,
the Only Requisite Being that
Children Are in Need of AS
sistance and Have No Con-
tagious Disease.

This managers,of the Infants Santa
flum at Virginia Beach wish to reopen
that institution on June let, and ask
assistance towards Its maintenance
They have issued an appeal, setting
forth that they have had great DIM
Guilty In securing the building this
year, and, until the last few days, it
seemed probable that they would be
unable to open the Sanitarium at all.
1t will be difficult for them to begin
work without some money In hand for
Immediate expenses or to make plans
Tor the summer until they know what
support to count on. The friends OF
shls institution are earnestly requested
10 send in their pledge cards or con.
trlbutions es quickly as possible.
During the last season sixty eight
mothers and seventy eight children
were cared for. Total. LAG persons.
There WAS expended, for running OK
penses, including salaries of matron
and nurses and servants wages, medi-
zines, food supplies, railroad fares,
etc., S457.7l; rent of house, 500.
Total, S557.7l. Total smo received
from all sources was 1854 leaving
cash balance on hand, 70 cents.
The board has, after much difficulty,
succeeded in securing the building this
year, and there Is good reason to pe
iieve it cannot be obtained another
year, They have, therefore, timely
warning of the necessity for building,
before another season, on the lot al.
Ready purchased for that purpose.
The management has on hand for
che building, in cash, S2l5.75; IN
pledges. 81, $50: total, 81, 7G5.75. IT is
estimated that it will yet REQUIRE
S2.234.2 total, $4,000. There has
besn paid for the lot. S769. 03; total cost
OF property when ompleted, 81, 7G9. Oh.
he building will be adapted to the
needs of such an institution, with
greater accommodations and comfort
than the present building.
They express the hope 10 receive the
same encouragement from friends az
heretofore received. and earnestly re
Que-t renewals OF subscription for and
mail TO Mrs. Walter L. Irvine. treas
urer, 40 Bank street.
They also nsk that, without detfi
ment to contribution towards expense
OF maintenance, that suDscribsrs let
Mis-. Irvine know how much they can
contribute towards the building, pay
nble as the WORK progress.
Sick children are received and cared
sor at tho eanitnrium without regard to
religious denomination to which its
parents belong-tbe only requisites be
ing that they may be III need of such
assistance. and that IN each case o doc
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND.

WIN me dwcllins-housc, mill house boilcr-house
niEsilh aud other Improvements thereon situated
in b-fxley, Norfolk county, Virginia and bou ndrl
o. ne northeast side by Mulberry street. on the
SOU l ny NE land now or 'ormrrly owne6 by one
htys on tho southwest by the la n,s now or form :
erly owned by Powers, and ON II e north and nor Ia
west oy he Elizahcth river save and except strD
81 atou, 10 lie running across said land which
mas been condemnel 10y the Norfolk and Southern
Railroad for its track.
Aso AL III" mach u'ry. boilers, IRAN cars and
appliances and appuI tenances OH The said land
ABOVE mentioned aud which are used with or be.
,"nssu To. aid mill-housr. bolrr-houss and dry-
XIII, or u.od u connection with or are apu,r
lehlhi To { mill business UP II said tract of hand
AM conveyed tr me by said trust
IEkMS-o. c-thir ca. h md balance I'm ono md
Two p year WIN inter st rom day ct sale payable
Snn, 'intiHAiy, tue "-terrcd aymeuts 10 he evil
nenoe by iotes ecu I'd b. deed of trust upon
tnr = ortr'y, which Is to be made and recorded at
ur' ha'ere expense or the whole purchase #. ouey
NAY DC paid in cash. at opt on OF urcta..r
W. Il. MARTIN
m Trusie.
~ W. II. II. TRICE 4 co,
'is-" huctioneers.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

tors certificate shall certify that it has
no contagious disease.
The Board of Managers are: Mrs
Barton, Myers, president; Mrs Walter
Irvine, treasurer; Mrs Joseph Il
Allyn, secretary; Mrs Robert NJ
Hughes, Mrs WIllinm Sharp, Mrs
Richard b Tuustall, Mrs Dandridge S
Bnrwell, Mira Edmund s Strudwick.
Miss Lyda Starke, Miss Jennie Parks,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BERK.
LEY, FRONTING ON ELIZABETH
RIVER

By virtue OF deed of;rut executed TO me by
Georte H. Frey and wife. dated the 2ith day OF
october, 1891. and Gully record aud at III re-
quest oil me party secured by said trust, default
niArihs been IN tde Ia the pay meut OF the Sdebt
TUESDAY, the 2lst DAY of May 1895 at ~ O'Clock
H The Real Estnte Exchange, in the city OF Nor
folk, No. lis Main STREET
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
RECEIVERS SALE.

by virtue OF "A decree OF The Court OF Law
an Chancery. commencing on SATURDAY.
thsli Offer for sale at retail. AT COST.
ENTIRE STOCK OF E. BYowNsTEIN Co
AT NO l26 MAIN STREET,
NORFOLK, VA.
OF Call aud examine stock.
T. II. WILCOX,
mSlo-ot Trustee and Receiver.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPAkTMENT. OFFICE SIIprp
No AR .llI1ECf, Washington D. C. MAY
~, ls9' SEALED PROPOSALS will he re, civ led
OF Nay, 1855. and opcnct ialine lately tberea,t"2
iur ai the mai eria labor and appliances re1uired
LOT ilng the ionDdn ion for the US P-stoftce
Nohrthohs" md Customhouss ut EEWEERN
NoIih ,nrolirn. in xccOIdsnce With the drawing
,h no sn.eIhenli"r co,ies Of which may he had al
is Sn or al the once OF The SIircrint' nd, nj at
Sewhcrn, y G. Each bid must be occomnonicd
by rc'riihfd check for sum not less than per
cent tie amount OF the l'roI osal. The riVbi Is
Ie1si'eh 10 reject aoy a"d all hid, and To- aiy,
soy defect or mfr saliiy in any bid. should he
9rfmeu IN ne interest the uoveri in-rt 10 do o.
All oro as re eited aieI the tine stated will i,
riErne - The bidders flrprais uutt hc an
GO IN envelopes. sealed ami mark-a "IrS. osais
LOT ing The foundation for L. = Posto:tcc
'"nrth2hst and tustomhuuec at Nev lefn y &
and adj ife,sel 10 WIN. MARTIN AIKEN, saver.
vising Architect. nIyll.6t cod
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER

j. j. HODGES. foreman fI twelve year. in he
hrm Howard Il oden'hal, has opened business
lof h,mstii No ~ Main street. lie is prepare Il 10
90 90 al Work In the TIN and SA EET IRON ia ines,
NHohns, Gutterng end Scouting Repairing of
h1hg.s, Furnaces aud Latrsbes specially. ord rs
'oAeiteh ep2l
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

Speaks.
NJ. Frank II. Gale, Jewe!er:
DEAR SIR have had my ewes
carefully examined aud glasses fitted to
them by DIR. Week, under engagement
with you, aud do not hesitate to say
That he has gwen me more satisfaction
than have ever derived from any pre-.
ViOus consultation, and pronounce him,
as Tar as L can judge, a master in his
profession. NJ. B. WHARroS.
:. DR.. Week is under engagem ent with
MP. Frank ii. Gale, where he can he
found daily. Examination free. DO
not fail 30 avail yourself of this grand
FREE OFFER. This week Mr.. Gale will
offer diamonds at reduced figures.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

Mamma buy me one Of those wash.
able blouse suits, only $780,, at Cannon
Ball Clothing Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
Inyl9-2t

by Panrill bro, Real Estate and General Az
ionters, No. us Main street Nor.ok Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS


Rf VIRTrRE or 4 DEED OF TRUST TO MIR
~ ~ a, trustee made by THOMAS Ii. OLIVER e, 4
nfSsiE ~ % iNER his wife, Il ted In! 10th Gat
81 Nove Ibei 1874 and ie ordrd In u. r.. iii 4 u
IS. Clark o;iicc 20 FORA lon C,1rt - ib ~, -,
10 ,iGiS a va hall eel at iublc auction a. tbe
Va II RsbAY. May 3Dth. 1896. al ~ o,rIoct 49,
ne following poptry lo-wit: Lot VI land wi b
1 TO. Gu ets lLo.son situated the east side Oh
nisnuy avenue. three hundred and ninety I..t
north OF the forth side Of Iiiehlanl avenue ana
rom hg on Maitby avenue twenty 1.-Two t.et with
wv. BARBOUR Trustee
IEhMs-tash as 10 si,S5S. r sidue in two eaus
IDS ni.neh'S pay able IN and tNc,e month,
from day # ae re.pectvely, and carving in er.,S
from That day. aud scored by d-,,i OF trust or
pro e'ly sold 10 be drawn and recorded AT ey,
TOWNSEND 4 JoYNrs.
~! ,.-tEs Auelioneera
by The Morris Auction House, J. i, Kil6y II.
Proprietor, No. IS Bank street
ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE AT OUR
anct ION hoH.c on IT E>pA / MORN NC. Ma,
,n9 ~ al ~ ~ 1 o'clock harp. viz Fine furnh
lure var PETS. Rugs, 'iCturts, Stoves i.i os or
S"hs' exc. Ladies especially i'm tied 10 att-ud sale
,,x,o-o. l.. Il. MORRIS,
IT, ~ Manager.
by Panrill Bro, Real Estate and General Aus
tionters, No us Main street Noro.k Va
PURSUANT TO THE PR DIVISIONS or A DEED
iith IN" OF april lS9l and duly recoIde l. and al
Tue &c lnest of the IL n Of Directors Of the Con-
an ih- ana Loan Association !.
uoi merely securcN We shall expose for salp n,
Ne Nn. ,seni Estate Exchange, No. lilo Main a. EEL
Noriolk, Va, on THURSDAY, tae 20 b ds; 3
june 1922 the following property, to-wt
LOT OF LAND. AID THE IMPROVEMENT,
THEREON.
situated near Huntcrsvlc. in the County Of Nor.
10 X, Nrginia. beginning II point sxty (GUi lee,
rom Tue northwest corner % 10, No. IL, as as
u""H on the Lat OF iiafgioves 4 crimes, surrey.
o, ,; Hui recorded thence running west twentr
~ ee' 10 tfc con lie 81 North and Third stree
thence south along the line of North sire, to ~
l dn o. lot Ne. i. on said plat thin east tweut,
lSVl !eet along :he line OF | No IL T., a uoinf
Thence mr. h. on line aralcl with North ,ITees
10 .he point OF brsimuing 1t being part of lott
humhos eighteen No lSl and min zen NO 10,
on the eorn,I OF North and Third streets, a, laid
SEE Deed q ok 1877 page iIj
TERMS announced AT sale
r. J. WOOL
W r. DrSAU SURE.
Ii. l.. DENO0N,
u,,., IustceI
,o. PANNiLL BROS
~! -us AuctiOneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
InylS-tds
A OcIloN SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es
TATE; BLACKsrl NE NoITowAy co,,N
TY. VA, SATURDAY. JUNE. lsr. ,ses

ii' va SAIL RpAl. JUNE. lsT. 1898
Ten Sores Storage Houses, Livery stsbl.s Dw.p
III ett., DIRK Sun.Ac anu (irist Mills Iors. a n
smah Farms near own. Proper y has ,eeajiiS
appreciated since / e town VIZ j., founded
-, Biacestoneis thriving town on Tho NorGo,L ana
western railroad, only thirty seven mi ~ fr",.
u e H:el ~ section unt as-e Tor health n
$3.50 % climate and surrounded by prvsl stou,
ngne't cultivation yielding. OF the highest grade
az, ,u Pt9uicts natural In This l.tit i,ic; bef. In,
.tea'1i oi the htcsi totaccO Producing couptrv
~, w., .""1 oHers every advantage for tho mann,
~ OF LIS article Scloo facilities unsnr,
n,scu, Wo new colleges costing $50 orc nj d,
Nuan'i,y Of pro- erty 10 be sold will It's ru n fin.
oploriuniIy for lar aims "ps
'1I' oS N!ltu e OF iced of trust from G NJ
'uIorh ana wife t. q. :. Wing, TRUSTEE J,t,.; y,
{. NJ Cuoch ''oIs oi u
LRMS-une-third cash bA'a,ce In 81, ,
we've no Tbs, win 'uir 81 Sc ured h, H.. 10y
'rds' on property purcha,d ~ eeeu i
correspondence solicilsd
myI2,is,2G " o. hS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

ms ailments pay able IN s1 and tnrI, month,
from DAY 81 '@le respectively, and carving in ere,
from tEat DAY. aud scored 10y d-,,i OF trust oa
pro e'ly sold 10 be drawn and recorded al ex.
pens.s OF purchaser " N
TOW NSEND( rpyNIS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

Strawberry shors.cake at Macs;
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19
TALENT DESERVES PRAISE

An Ophthalmologist that Knows His
Business. Rev Dr.. M. 3. Wharton
Speaks.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-19

Every house should have Spalding Chest
Weight; takesup very little room; ALWAYS
READY FOR USE. Exercise regularly and
get stronger look BETTER eat more sleep bet
=sNz ter, live longer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27

One cent on n postal card or drop
an en'eiope addressed to the Stan
dard Book Co, Carson, Nevada" is
ali 1t will cost any oQe who wisiies in
formation concerning the Standard
Dictionary. Sample page will be sent
and az agent will cali aud show an 10
tefestlng prospectus il desired.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
AGRCWNG VANITY.

Every that has 9 good
figure has every reasoa to b. proud
Of it.
The uncalled for unnecessary dis.
play constitutes the immodesty. the
daily papers are now printing pictnrss
IN. which young girls and society
women's legs are blazoneI in print
with their names attached.
Society women have themse YES
pictured in hammocks and in bathing
suits until the Sunday dailies look
like the Police GAZETTE,
Worse than this they pay literally
for these pictures. Not many years
ago no paper would have dared to
print, Tor instance n picture Of Mrs
Burke Roaoe width her legs exposed
nearly to the knee hanging out of q
hammock. because some relative
woni cal around aud club the editor,
Sueh n picture appeared in the Buile-
tin OF Thursday II was \ syndicate
picture sent M from New York. by
the same synlicat, that 90 fse1uaatlv
/ Illustrated Miss Fairs legs. 1t is OF
course, considered tue correct thing
and such things arc row 80 frequent
that they pass unnotice,l. If wcmen
like snth n"tor!ety enough to pay a
round price for il, no one else has
any license to OF ject. but these women
who set the pace Of such brazen, un-
modcsfy in fashionable circl 9 merly
show that wealth and gencral TIM
foo'is'lnrss has unm2skel and d.
graded them. The sensational pres
is responsible for incouracing ,hc
unm0 lest vAgarers 81 these e!ddy-
rat"d females whom good society
should taboo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
Bicycle Repairing and Machine
Work.

George hcLoughlin Is now located
at Friends jeweiry store where he is
prepared to do all kinds OF machine
work and sanitary plumbing. Re-
pairing OF bicycles and safe locks a
speciality.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
The Proper Wav.

To do business, some people cav. Ia tr
speak lightly of all others, and praise
up your own. That's not nv motive
but wish 20 teil you that you can gel
as g,od q bit" Cigar, and as fins
liquors AT ShaA's Hot Springs, as you
can anywher. IN this Country. We
carry ?. Votsaar's Kentucky Boor
bon, ). Z. Cutters Jesse Moore, "a
A. Pato Alto and Hermitage hanG
made sour-ma6h Whiskev. We also
carry California Braudirs and the
th'ee star James Hennc5sy & O.,
{France) CoGuac. Cool bottled Beer,
Orange Cider. Sar>aparilla s. Iron.
and Lomonaics made OF Steuiilizcd
Mineral Water pn1e and uelicions ;
also bottled Mineral Water from this
Spring that for purity, ani "a healthy
pleasant Water IS not cxcrll.d.
The baths at these Springs are wor-
derfu.ly cleaning and healthy for
the skin, the "a,cr is. If a very soft.
smooth nature, such rs is very seldom
found in ether Waters.
Your patronage is respectfully So
licjt"d and good treatment Guarun-
trcd.
CEAELES SLINGcRLAxD,
ii Proprietor.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
8snton's linimept.

Which has been used in Carson for
over Twenty-Five years, has saved
many an ache and pain to those who
know it. 1t is really intended for
horses but works with the same magi,
a efect on the human, 1t is pow
erful remedy and for rheumatism is
the king OF the world. Aches knocked
out In short order. No horseman
should be without bottle. Benton's
Liniment is fol sale at all drug stores
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
WALL STREET STARTLED.

James B Colgate. prominent TaIl
Street tinAuci.r. has started ihp mon.
oy chargers Of Gotham, aud Causrd
great c~02n0,i"N among ,ko 'S0urd
None, COMMITTEE of Die Chamber Of
Commerce. lie maintains that fine
valHC Of our mOncy is not Gn.oruir.d
by the bullion value Of gold, hut on
the 'onir@ry t ~ tic present value Of
gold Is mainly dctarmjnrd Uy its use
q money. The law Of commercial
surIiy aui dnmaua, sad thcnnlr.ir
cut no figure in the price f lu'rtnn
lccau~c the kuorklpwn price is nxol
10y ne MIN laws Of Great britain.
and 'hat plic' is lr@aIiz,d in the
United E.I'cs G0l Other countries
. GolI bullion atthn present tf,,, r.s
TO market quotation. and Ile SNEAKER
asserted that if it, wer. d~rnlan,fiz,I
no man coull Gurs- what it voYlI
comm1nd in the market ~ l metal
After po,nsn- out that AMOUNT Of
gold inche,i ~ in the vaults Of Furon-
a natl ms increased du,inr tic
fiscal year oGdiny with last Jnrc bv,
about $147.O0). 900, and TINT tlem M
lions have now h0lrd,d in heir bonks
and wal chests about 81 10000 Coo.
he went on tNsay it is no lnnecr profit
able for the Unite,l States to maintain
The COLL reserve and gold currency 1T
present prices; that silver hring the
only money metal OF $4,000, 900 PEOPLE
1s the best for universal currency. and
it would I've good business for the
United States to nlopt it.
Mr.. Colgate further expressed bis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27


IL io7"I tdA4 ml:.l To ulf'nd rOr
atty. Queen Victoria is hopping mad
because Il Of her accountants has
given away the amount or her TER
sonal fortune. The poor, Old vo,n,,
has only MANAGED TO scrape together
about S175,0 900. 900.
Dick McNaughton, who has servo,
Two years il the Sraie's Prison. On :,
charge of taking IL valise from n
traveller, claims that he found the
ra.i,e and tnat the owner never an
pAare,i. II this defense il true. ,,o
had IL valid claIia ng .inst the earth
until the owner appeared.
The gold bugs have t, pnt a barrel
OF money into all tie 81 yer States
next year aud beat the silver SEN
.: > l..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
Ice! lce.i lcaiII

Go TO Fred Wilder for the purest 0
ice. Frozen from ~artesian we'll water
and delivered to any part Of the cit,
at the lowest rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-07-27
Mdnted.

Men to chop 100 cords Of wood. Ap-
ply to, VIM. Musaeoyr
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

To the Circuit Court for the County Of Baraoa, in
Chdncery:
The petition Of Stanley w. Turner Auditor General Of
said State of Michigan for and in behalf OF said State Of
Michigan respectfully shows that the list Of lands here
matter set forth and marked Schedule A." contains
upon which assessed for the years mentioned
therein, and which returned delinquent for
payment of taxes and which taxes have not been paid
together with the total amount of such taxes, with
fee provided by law and the cost of adver
and other expenses OF sale OF each OF said parcels
of land.
Your petitioner further shows to the Court that said
provisions OF Act 6 Of the Public Acts of 1893 den
Quent for non-payment of said taxes for said
except such of the taxes set forth In said
schedule returned to the Auditor General accord
unpaid.
collection fee and cost OF advertising and other
expenses of SALE set forth in said Schedule A.
'said schedule.
Your petitioner further shows that the said taxes on
said described lands have remained unpaid for
than prior to the first day of May 1885, aud the
said not having been paid and the being
due and remaining unpaid above set FORTH petit
oner decree in favor Of the State of Michigan
against each parcel OF said lands for the payment OF the
several amounts OF taxes interest," collection fee cost OF
advertising and other Of SALE computed and
extended in said schedule against the several of
land contained therein and in default OF Of the
said several sums computed and extended against said
lands that each of said parcels OF land may be sold for
the amounts due thereon provided by law to pay the
lien aforesaid
And your petitioner will ever pray, etc.
STANLEY w. TURNER
auditor General of the State of Michigan,
For and in behalf Of the State Of Michigan.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, I
COUNTY OF BARAaA, 4

County OF BARAaA. S'''
The Circuit Court for the County Of Bara0a, IN
In the matter Of the petition Of Stanley ". Turner,
behalf Of the State Of Michigan for the sale Of certain
lands for taxes assessed thereon
On sss The at 81 ppns
IN favor Of the State Of Michigan against each
pscsd claimed to Be- due interest and charges
ss :s:s & : & ssSss
tss ssa tSs viii be o. Ss
q Be- held at IAnss IN the county Of Barasa State Of
Michigan on the FIRST day Of October AD 1899 at the
thereof acting register in chancer their objections
above and that n default thereof
cs % .d
% & ',d St s ss s
and Snsss thereon IS ~ such de
. complete the sale Of said lands Is; ana Of each
trsasorsr Or e. such copvenient place as shall p
Of 0 sm e S sssn ' sn Ss. the
ale then and there made viii be ppblic sale
o The ss
charges and the sale shall be made to the Offering
the smallest undivSed Zee s%ps Interest therein
pay the balance thereof and take conveyance Of less
than the entire thereof then the whole parcel shall be
Offered and sold. II any parcel of land cannot be sold
for taxes interest and charges such parcel shall be
ling day, before the close of the SALE be reoered
and II, such second offer, during such sale, the
cannot be sold for the amount aforesaid the county
treasurer shall bid off the in the Of the State
Witness the Hon. Jay A. Hubbell, circuit judge
and the seal OF said circuit court OF Baraga county
this 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1895.
Countersigned, Circuit Judge
GSeal.l q. o. BEEHLER Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28

Township l8 North, OF Range 80 West
In " y of o 40 10 III IS "a 10 30
Township 10 North, of Range % West.
und Of 0 Y Of :.
Township 50 North, of Range % West.
% 100 ia IS 70 50
Ie'S lot i....s..- 81 20 Isl II n 10 Sn
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28

Township n North, OF Range 50 West.
|s " of sek--Es 40 III IS o. 10 ass
Township 40 North. of Range 80 West.
Ise Of swk--S2 10 III % OF 10 80
Township 30 North Of Range q West.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
SCHEDULE A.
Taxes of 1890.
Township ~ North, of Range 80 West.

swA.s-...'-..s so 50 % 50 os 50 OF 50 70 81 OF
Taxes of 1891.
Township IS North. of Range 80 West.
und Of Y of
und Of Y of
swk.---..---.1o 80 527 15s 81 20 77e
Township 50 North of Range IS West.
10 Y of Q A. 8 10 1 20 81 on 20 298
Township 81 North, of Range "a West.
% Q of n wA--S 40 $50 IS 10 20 46
Taxes OF 1892.
Township 80 North, of Range 80 West
sex ofn Alb 10 la So % 20 IA
Township 80 North, of Range 81 West
Iswk of 100 78A Ia 81 20 10 81
VIZ of. IL 32O Is 81 345 SO 70 20 As
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-09-28
Township 81 North, of Range So West,

ss acres Of lott. s 50 10 o3 70 iSs
Aqnwk,,-.,ls 10 49, IS 20 2S
49, running 10 chs, thence chs thence 10 chs,
thence chs e pace q ~ @ 30 Os 50 10 10
commencing at n v corner of " n of " Y Of SEQ 10.
running thence from said 20 rds, thence
ginning .-,---.lS 80 81 20 90 50 03 30 20 81 40
bounded BY state road BY W. 0Tsns land s0 b
OF 9 Q k-.---1S 80 bH 10 6s2
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-05-21

"Silver may be made legal
tender for any amount, but such
a law would be a dead letter in
the commercial world. st. Paul
Morning Call.
Yes, any law Of the United
States would OF course extend
only within the jurisdiction OF the
nation. But we are not making
laws for the world but for our
selves. And within our borders
the law would be a mighty live
one. The: u. S. bondholders
would take silver under free coin
age, and be- glad to get it. So
would Uncle Sam for taxes and
all other ordinary creditors
What .humbug you are disline
out on the money question, Bro
Hall.