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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-AT BALLSTON, ON ELECTRIC ROAD
from Washington to Falls Church, 1O-room house;
large barn. chicken houses and 10 acres. Also
two Groom cottages, 13 Of land and barn.
for ~ per month each Also farm the city
and on Potomac river for sale cheap.
ss223 81. 1871 st. NV.
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FUII KENT-BY.
HILL JOHNSTON,
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.

SHE'D
Ia 1 ave Del Hth ST
and Conn ave. .2oo
10Th ST bet y ana X. .SO
III ST bet lIth a. lSth.lso
y st bet 18th Il 18th
SIS 1851
X st bet 18th and
18th ..-...-.-.-l66.GI
y st bet 10Th AID
2tt Sis. 1851
Conn ave bet X and
5 SITS. 1861
2lst ST bet Y and *. 100
JtHerson ti btt toilh
ave and 18th st - 100
TX 1 ave bet nth st
ana tonn ave. 100
I or eD'h ana III sts.. LOU
~
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED FOR A CASH CUSTOMER. \ BRICK
house; NV; . to rooms: lot 10 IT. front or
alley. price aiout $1,000. GEO W.
LINkINS, $40 18th II. NV. sell
WANTED HOUSES To RENT. Ny LIST OF VA
houses is very small; must have more To sup
ply tire. demand. Let rent yours.
se2i6t X +. BtADikI. 1855 + St NV.
WANTED WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR AN 10
fp-rusa modern house i'll good locdtion That Is L
bursain. 10 cost 81. 500 less Address, stating
l".atiun. = L. D., Star Office se-23t'
WANTED LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES WITH
Personal attenti.n given TO collection OF
Prompt remittance JOS A. OHAtE,
lts,6 r st. NV. se23Gt
wANIED-IO OWNERS DF VACANT HOUStS-
We hIying more appii, atoms than We can TILL
Let your houses for you.
au2.Llm RALPH W LEE. G6 18th St NV.
WANTED HOUSES To RENT-.WE HAVE DAILY
Il. jury for good houses; yours may suit; try US.
We give personal attention to renting houses.
GEO. II. BLISS & CO.. 6sS3 + ST. NV au2S-u
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u I'M
I bet 18th and 18th
SITS with stnblej. $3.50
X l ave bet 18th ST
and Conn ave. 500
X j ave bet lith st
and Conn ave. fJ0
X l ave bet 18th st
and Conn ave twith
sfableD ........ 1l6.67
Mass ave bet 18th a.
18th SITS. .375
Cor 18th d Corcoran $50
X l ave bet l7,h ST
and Conn ave. .:33:33:3;. 81
X 81 bet 18th and
10Th SITS 300
18th st bet X and l.. 300
ii 81 bet 18th * 18th
with stablrD. .2o1. "a
Il l ave 4 18th st .26G. 81
Mass ave cor 18th 81
with siablep. $50
X | ave bet t4,h ard
18th SITS. 30
Conn ave bet NJ and
y SITS. 10
Conn ave b-f II aud
DID. %
18th It bet y st and
Mass ave. $50
18th and Clifton sts
,cornerb ...........2 80
L st bet 18th X lSth
BUS IL,
VI st near Conn ave. 200
9Th bet n and y SITS
with stablr).-.....2OO
3lst and Y SITS.
Dupont circle bet y
ii ave and l. st. .2Oy
X ST bet 10Th and
skTT
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FURNISHED FLATS.
rooms and bath on + ST. bot 1lth and 18th. $40
UNFINISHED FLATS
4ti nOor l1l5 q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Blair road, ii rooms, Az fruit trees. &c. $50
STORES
ll22 Conn ave, larg. store Observation-Disclosures 500
OFFICE HDOES.
Ner.i desirable Office ia Ireinses 1910 III
rooms, I'd floor 1910 St, southern exposure,
per month -.-......--.-...........$2 So
STABLES.
Brick stable bet l. and NJ 10th and 21st sts =. $50
Brick Stable bet l. and NJ, Both and 2lst 81
Brick stable rear Icy IL l aye...............2j
Brick stabl. bet. 18th, 10th. and |. SITS. IL
Brick stable bet. L. NJ, 10Th anJ 2lst sts.
stalls and room for or ) carriages groom
rop.Ls. &c. Observation-Disclosures. ............2 p
BULLETINS AND PERMITS CAN BE OBTAINED
AT OUR OFFICE. SELF
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WANTED-ROOMS.

NANTED- 2 OR 3 UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
LII. in quiet family 10y elderly lady. alon-;
k.w rent. prompt pay; refs Mrs. MACH IoO
q 81. Se2ESt-
WANTED FIVE TNFURNISii Ed ROOMS BY
adults with people of refinement: must rot
exceed SO. including heat and gas Address
Box ~. Star Cff,ce. It,
WANTED THREE ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR
light housekeeping: in the vicinity of 1ith AMI I
SITS Address, with description Of and
price. etc. G. W. ID. ALLEN, 1i04 Chaplin
s.oi-3ts
WANTED - UNFINISHED ROOMS On 2D
h.or Hight housekeeping: bet. 9th and 18Th,
and VI SITS NV: private family preferred: must
he cheap. Address w. LEONARD, Star office.
se2i3t'
WANTED SE1cONI-FIOOI FLAT OF FOUR FUR
nished rooms. three second floor ard
third: refs exchanged; state terms l.. :. X,
Star office. se23-3t'
WANTED WILL GIVE USE OF HANDSOME.
nearly furniture. suitable for Groom house,
In exchange for homie with person owning
renting nice house. Address +. VI. A, Star office.
se1S-6t'
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FOR RENT
Columbia Heights near Clifton st.. opposite
Mrs Logan's house, IL rooms and hath,
handsomely papered; blinds. screens, awnings,
electric lighting electric bells, speaking tubes,
instantaneous dre alarm. steam heat. open IRE
places; open all day. Rent. $40 per month.
Also houses same above. communicating.
making ~ rooms aud two baths Rent, $40.
1905 Clifton St. modern house, IA rooms.
tiled bath, hot water heat. open fires. stationary
wash tubs, handsomely Iupered. awnings electric
lighting electric bells. speaking tubes: opposite
Barber place; grand view OF the city; open all
day. Rent, SIS per month. Owner Of above at
1901 Clifton st. seStf
FOR RENT-l34l CORCORAN vt; o LARGE
rooms; store room; plenty OF closets; anil:
south front; In perfect order; rent $40
WASH'N DANENHOWER,
su20-tf l4ll q Of. NV.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SAIE-AT SACRIFICE
Bay gsdinE years old sound and gentle;
Also flsteinss phacIon buggy good as new and
Babcork Xxx side bar buggy, but littl used.
Also double set light Concord harness and
two single sets same.
AlSo knee robes. blankets etc. etc.
At bargain if bought IS whole. owner hav
se24st' BOND & CO.. l26 sth st. NV
HAVING DECIDED To CLOSE OUT ORR BUS
n.ss, will have special sale of hgh-grade
vehicles of all descriptions saturday Sept. ID
ls.6 Special terms to responsible parties. zen
TRIAL CARRIAGE WORKS, 1625-29 l. st. NV.
se2i2t'
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-H HORSE, PIIAErON
and harness: suitable , for LADY to drive for
son ave-. bet lith and 18th, Il and SITS se24-;t"
FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. NICE DRIVING
horse and ne new s 2seassd surrey with top Nd
FOR sAIE-AT A sACRIFICE-AN ELEGANT
bran new coupe-rockaway. platform springs pole
and shafts. bevel plate glasses full gear and
satin Innings Rear of 1915 9th st. NV. s2a-s'
CARRIAGES. ROAD CARTS. PHAETONS
Warranted best material Catalogue free.
DURANT-DORT CARRIAGE CO.,
R. s. warneld. Agt- (sl9-Im') 500 st. northwest
For. sAL.E- ONE FINE VICTORIA. POLE AND
nsf5S 3S'f nR3s "a ss and SITS.
20 HEAD OF HORSES JUST ARRIVED FROM
One pair Of sorrel Horses.
One pair Of Bay Horses.
To Combination Saddle Horses.
Six Coupe Horses
One horse can trot a mile in $50. and two that
can trot In minutes Can be seen
JOHN SIMMONS STABLE,
sel5-2w 1904 Ohio ave. n w.
FOR SALN-SURREYS, BUGGIFS, PHAETONS
business and dayton wagons at cost for 80 days !;
whips Open Monday. wednesday and si't Frid day
nights. 7:30 to 800 pm
my2S-6d COOK JARBOE, 1895 N st. NV
FOR SALE SECONDHAND DELIVERY CART.
, cheap Apply to A. ]. STABLER, s29 d st. wv
Ja1-u
FOR SAIE-LEFT WITH US BY DIFFERENT
parties. wagons. surveys, buggfes and harness:
all styles. No reasonable offer refused 927 ST
NV. WASHINGTON LIVERY, WAGON AND
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DON'T FAII. TO STOP AT THE IMPERIAL. CAFE
lib Main st. when you visit Norfolk Va. You
get a good breakfast, p cts; dinner 30 cts. and
POLITE attention. MALONY q SINSHEIMER.
se22-lms
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Al,o large list OF desirable furnished houses.
FITCH FOX L. BROWN,
se19-tf lIO6 q ST.
FOR RENT-BY OWNER, 12ROOM BRICK
house: anil: 1856 3lst st. NV. Georgetown:
good location all In good order, $35 per mo. y
good tenant. Apply lO25 I'D st. NV. scl9-lm'
FOR RENT
1928 JEFFERSON PLACE.
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. CONTAINING
TEN ROOMS AND BATH. Price, $120 per year
Apply to
scl0-tf J. " " HUYCK, 1905 Penn ave
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
"''FHRNIsHED.

FOR RENT .4OsT DESIRABLE FUR. HOUSE.
near Dupont f3sc3e, at very reduced rent. b.
H: ROBERTSON, 141O G ST., Rooms 10 and Is.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED,

1885 Corcoran st NV. As
1922 VT ave. furnished
l240 Union sw. Or. .ll.30
100 9Th NV. store. so
Ills 9th NV. Sr. as
1907 18th NV. ..-.,...75
Has Linger's ct.5r. 1880
All Franklin NV. 5r. Il. 10
Sta r'r 1871 Corcoran. 10
THEliFORD, 1907 + IT.
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FOR RENT
800 Mo nv,l4r, h. S3tC:' I03 II ne, Or. ami % 30
14lO Corcol:tI mi }l7 Mo NV, l0rSb. %
i!7fia NV ,amiSo 81 1901 f Cap, Ir,ani -. 30
i6,ttiNJ nw.r MIR 80 1904 3D. ar. 20 -
6l2 Pa nv sc.9r,au21 10 1900 10Th NV, 7r.. so
1907 9th nv, Or ami. 80 1908 VI NV, 6r. L 90
:}u Elm ST. III ami. % s2l 10Th ne. Or. ID %
415 . NV Ira. 7! ~ 'r}3 s {; ave. Cir. ID 81
DIP 1874 sw, 6r.au AS53 tSiU Callan ne, Or. III 80
643 Fla a1pi % II Fentnn, pl NV Or $50
sell tu&S ROlf.RT Z. BRADLEY, 1903 ST.
TOI, RENT-DIG,;Ess x FAIEFAX. GLIB 18TH NV.
a is' } NV NV, IN la 900 Srsr ne, ST. ba 20
a a39a nws' ~s" ~ 1 s,h s nw Sr ae
239,s ~ sw.r,&sir:t.,O s3S Il sw. Or. 1900
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FOR RENT
1141 18th. Tor. mi 5000
1877 18th. Tor. mi. 1910
500 +. lar, mi. 10. %
30+3 p, 16r. mi. 81. 40
POI L, 16r. mi. -. .G. no
1895 \. l2r. mi. 80 30
sl9 18th, Tor. mi. A 81
300 y. Tor, mi. .45 90
80 I'D, Tor. mi. 40. 10
1919 31st, 12r. mi. 40. 30
lbs 18th. Tor, mi. 1919
9l0-l2 23d. Tor, mi. 40. 80
250S G.1Or. Gel. I'd. &c
425 10th. Sr. w&g. 1000
2219 I. Sr, mi. -. 80. So
337 NJ. sto&cel. 81. so
2S17 Q. 7r, Gel. mi 81. 10
2l23 r. Tor. mi. 80. 80
1907 Pa av. fiat ,5r. 80. 30
1854 9th. Sr, mi. .30.a0
1890 Ia ave, l0r&b.
W0S .-.-...... .SO. ~
2l51 L. n&ccl. mi. 30.5
24l6 X. 7r, mi. Is O
223 18th sw, ar, mi. ~. 80
7lO-l2-l4-l6 5th ne.
Sr, Gel, mi. Is. so
1885 U. ar. mi. ~
2503 NJ. 7r, mi. p. 50
2l26-2S II. Sr. mi. .25. so
122 17lh. store, W, S.G. 30
22l6 II. ar. mi. %. -
1906 kingman. Or. mio5 81
lab l., Or, over str.25.3O
800 oath. Sr. Gel. mi p. 81
1214-16 25rh. ar, mi. %. 50
26l6-1S l.. Or. Gel. mi. ~. 81
See tomorrow'S Star fol-
WESCOTT &
ca1Qs Yue-fb
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FOR RENT-IN TIE NV. 4 NUMBER oF
desirable houses fur. and uniuF.
oeelii.sly cheap. u. ii. ROBERTSON, 1llo %
st. Rooms IL and Is sr3I-st-
FOR RENT FINE LARGE HOUSE. FURNISHED
or unfurnsl,cd, l3.9 VI St nv; fronting ,'aiih
and side yard stab. if desired: rent reHs'rna',e.
se13tf III. l.. RUST. COS ii,h II. "a.
FOR RENT-HotSES. FURNISHED AND IN
nish,d. stores and fats In all parts OF city:
duccd RALPH W. LEE, Real Estate and
Insurance. COG 18th 81. NV. 4. sr5-lm
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ll29 18TH ST. Nw.-P.EASANT AND ATTliAC-
tive rooms trst and second floor. separately
On suite. with frst-class table board; terms
sonable; references exchanged se.-l- 3ts
THE AUBURN, DID ST. AND PA. AVE NV. ON
line of cable cars: large, cool rooms with hoard,
for transient permanent boarders; terms
sonable ;y2-tf
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For RENT-HANLSOl ELY FUR. NEW CORNER
house OF 10 .ypoms. fashionable neighborhool
central locatfqDf INV; $3.50 per mo. Apply to
OWNER. eos Z st. NV see2-3ts
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FOR RENT-1F71 MADISON ST. NEAR DU-
se23st: =: MecIEiLAND, l4o5 81 ST.
FOR RENT-i424 18TH ST.. AR &2B :. s65 90,
1882 18th. 6rxb. $500 6l5 1 st, 7r&b. % so
1921 st. 7rth 20 00 Ill 9th ST. 6rStb. % SO
se2s TH.es. w. HuNGERFORD, 1918 H st.
I0R RENT-BpIosrrE NEW COnCoRAN ART
Gallery, 40 lin st; rooms. bath furnace,
and G SITS. NV. se2G-7t'
FOR RENT-2s2s 18th ST. NV. COLUMBIA
Heights, Lew; 10 rooms and cellar brick all
Eli 1'i st. n nasr 10 rooms brick. ali mi 90
se23-st BIEBER & HOWENsTEfN, 500 It'll stnw.
FOR PENTHOUSE 1347 CORCORAN ST; THREE
stories; 8 rooms; cellar gus; bath and all mod
imps kitchen and dining, room on first floor:
fronts south: rents $3.50. wASH'N DANEN-
HOVER 14l1 e st. NV. se23-tf
FOR IiBNT-sMALf HOUSES NORTHEAST
repair; $.o Frame II 9th ST. ne: 8 rooms.
cellar, .setc. all in good order; $14. Brick TO.
10th st. n.e.; rooms, hath. range etc: $15.
Brick "A Fenton place; rooms: Sill. Frame
642 sth st. me-; roor nd extra large yard:
ALBERT F. FOX. go f st. n W. se23 St
FOR -RENTG152s 9Th ST NV, FOR MANY
years a PHYSICIANS residence; with without
stable. se23-3t'
FOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 2123 ST.; NINE
rooms, besides bath room and basement kitchen;
rent reduced to $S0.5O. Key ut 2l29 r st.23-S'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
An Effort to- Secure Another
School.

Senator T. +. Mills is agitating the
dumb Mr. Mills has given the matter
his personal attention and has been
Clnvassing the city TO ascertain the num-
her who would gladly attend an lEstltu-
zion located at home and he has already
found five. The state would assist IN
the support of such school, but the
citv would also have to contribute 10
its maintananCc. 1T would be a large
expense to incur at this time, and yet
these little afflicted ones should have
advantages suitable to their needs.
There is one point that might he men
toned and the minds Of parents set at
rest regarding the matter Of sending
the children away, and it IS this, those
in authority and who have conducted
these schools and know what they are
salking about claim that the child who
Is deaf and dumb should be kept at the
school without interruption, not even
being subjected TO the excitement incl
dent to seeing its pr ents, as anything
which diyerts the mind must be oven :
come before the education can proceed.
Thus those who feel that they cannot
part with their afflicted children, will
after fully understanding that it is to
the child's advantage, readily accede to
the plan, and perhaps if this view is
taken our deaf and dumb might be
accommodated at some OF the well
established schools IN other parts OF
the state.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
A Photograph Camera
for 25 cents.

The world famous Bijou camera,
manufactured by the Milwaukee Cam
era Co.., is offered to the readers of the
SUPERIoR TIMES on the following liberal
terms, Send $l.00 and the camera will
be sent to your address, express paid,
the $500 TO be paid in weekly install
ments at 25C each. Only one camera
will be sent to one address. This al
appears but once and is made to test
the advertising merit of this paper.
Each camera is tested before leaving
the factory and guaranteed to be in
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The camera is used exclusively by
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
The State Bicycle Meet.

The Wisconsin state bicycle meet and
National circuit races to be given at Ap-
peton, July and ., promises to be the
greatest event in bicycle racing eyer
seen in the state. Ten races are to be
run each day, four for professionals
and six for amateurs, including the
state championships. The prize list
Soy the two days aggregate nearly 5000
,and Is the most liberal ever offered for
any similar event in the state. The
prizes are in every case up to the limit
allowed by the rules Of /. 4. w, name
~; 500 for professional and SD for
amateurs, and consists mostly OF gold
coin and diamonds, from which cir
cunstanccs the meet has been christ
cned The Gold Coin and Diamond
Meet" The prizes in the state cham
pionship are as usual beautiful gold
medals provided by the League. \
feature that will be introduced at this
meet for the first time in Wisconsin is
the giving of lap prizes, that IL, extra
prizes for the first man across the tape
in each lay of the races of over half a
mile. BY this means every lap is a
race. and there are as many finishes as
there are laps in the main race. This
insures hot races and hot time in all
events where such prizes are offered.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27

tends to have christening as soon as
his house is in order.
Irvine x Speckerman keep a saloon
onn Fourth street, newt to Sweet :
meat market.
a boarding house is also kept by u. j.
Mcdonald, while the house recently
kept by Dan Mcdonald and wife, who
agreed to disagree, and left leaving a
number of bills unpaid, is closed.
OF the butchers, NJ. {. Grimsrud for
whom NJ. L. Conway Is managerl, Is the
pioneer, having commenced business
over a year ago. He is doing good
business.
In March last F. 5. Sweet opened a
meat market opposite the depot, fitting it
up at considerable cost. He keeps moth
ing but the best of meats, and is doing
Il good trade.
The postoliice is situated near Hotel
Itasca, Mr.. Haney being the official in
charge. He also carries Il stock of books
and stationery.
There is a public school in the vii
lage. which is ais made to answer the
purposes of a church on Sunday until
other premises are provided.
Mr.. Lalley's house, on Cass avenue,
is progressing rapidly and will be ready
for occupancy in a couple of weeks.
The sidewalk on Itasca avenue is com
peted as far as Wel5h's boarding house
and the foundation is laid as far as Col
linWoOd avenue.
Mrs. Ducey has moved into her new
house on Cass avenue and is ready to
receive boarders.
1t il rumorcd that the c. St p, NJ &
O. will absorb the Ashland branch of
the y T. in the near future
WHAT ITASCA WANTS.
At the risk Of mourning the Censure
of WestEnd journals, who keep a watch
ful eye on His Worship, lest he should
show the East End any fayors, we beg
to suggest the necessity for fire protec-
ton III ltasca and the grading of Itasca
street from Superior to Itasca, as well
as cross streets within the village. Al
present the roads are impossible and
something should be done Immediately
ItaSCa is q fact
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
Campaign Songs.

We have just received from the
music publishing house of The $. Brain
ards Sons Co., l5l Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, a copy of the True Blue
American Song Book" for the campaign
of 1896. The book contains solos, duets,
mixed and male quartets, and is espec-
l..aNy 4.,tssse1 cor campaign clubs. It
is not a cheap word edition, and Is sold
for the remarkably low price of l0cts.
or sl.00 per dozen post paid. The fol-
lowing is the contents of the book:
Always looked behind; y thousand
dollars minute; Bill Mckinley, O.
by Jingo,; Git on board; Goodbye,
tree-traders; Nincty-two and ninety
six: Political barber-shop; sammy
eyndicatc; That's what's worrying;
The Democratic boat: The fellow I'd
like to meet; The Grover | wear below
Under the flag of protection; Way
down on Quantico Bay; Wen sing a
little song.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
Notice OF Foreclosure sale.

STATE OF WI>CUNSIN.I
Douglas County. superior tuG-.
Bank of Commerce, a c"rroraGou. rua'
Henry Ohcrg. Lena Ohyrg State Bark
consiu, and Duluth Dryru"d- COMPANY
PENDANTS.
Notice IS hereby given THAT % v.r'ura
mCnt of foreclosure and sale dolly wgtr o.
tered in the above entitled action .r Oh
aforesaid on the Sth day of Muy s e
shall on the 10Th day of June, A J. l,s 3
o'clock III the forenoon OF thAt day atltr
crly front door cfthc court house 3u l,a
Superior, III said Douglas county and ,
Wisconsin, offer for sale and &c.. +
highest bidder for cash the rruI r,.l'.
toned and described i'm SIld Iui-m. 5.
said Judgment ordered Ia Iy Sold. 4... a.s
rs follows, tO-Wit.
Lots numbered tWcuty-sCy,U .1l1 a'1T
CtEnt go I'm pi"-k uIiIiirr-f,,r t'frr. q 10
eighty lSu1. Sixth division of West '...r
the city of Superior, in the ,nuutl u .u
and state of Wisconsin, according iHtlUr
said division on file ana Of record Or H.
of the register of deeds IN and for ,H.i .r
county, Wisconsin, or ~ much thrr... ?.
be necessary to satisfy tho uWuIul 10 ,gt
mcnt. to-Wit. The sum OF N.N thou,s
hundred and fifteen and Co. irIdu.mr> s.
100, with interest thereon at tine rate Of :,
Ccutum per auuum from the date ni said
mcut, and the costs of such sale
Dated at superior Wisconsin. May lEa
JOINS " uHH
Sheriff. of buugIa, f..-'.
BY CHARLES N!'ksTUuw. NrI., ID
CATLIN, BrTLEE X lNON,.
Plaintiff = ATTORNEYS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-27
Notice ofLorccIosure sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Douglas County. -. In Superior COurt
y NJ Littlcjuhn. Plaintiff,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
Douglas County. -. In Superior Court
y. NJ. Littlcjuhn. Plaintiff,
Frank X. I.edaux, Clcopha N, .Tedonx. his wife,
Thomas Russell, Rcbccca Russell his wife,
Alexander Gordon, John Davidson Thorn
Single \ Ornamental Co, Adolph J.. kcuhl-
m;tu, Austin tiOSs and VIM. ClabOts Defendants.
NOTICE i hereby given that pursuant To the
Judgment of force loSUrc and sale made and rem
dcrcd in he above entitled action on the 2Ith
day of May 1885, /. ". IL Webb referee aI-
pointed 10y The said order and Judgment for that
purpose viii on the 1st day OF August \. D.. 1896
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the castCrly
front door of the court house ia the city OF Supc
rIOr Douglas county, state Uf Wisconsin, Ocr fol
sale and sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash the real property by said Judgement
ordered To be sold, situated in said DOugla:
county Wisconsin, and described a. follows. Ia
wit: Lots eleven On and twelve ~ IN block
eighty ~ in tOwnsitc of East Superior
First Division, according TO the plat of the town
site Of East Superior, First Division. recorded
in the Office of the Register OF Deeds in and for
SAID Douglas county, tn satisfy the amounts adj
Judged to he due the plaintiff III said action. with
interest and costs of selling rs by the said judg
mcnt was ordered.
Dated this 18Th day of June, 1896.
W. II. WEBB,
JAMES G. KESTOL. and Referee
PICKERING Il HARTLEY.
Plaintiffs 4 ttOrpCVS in 20 Iuly y