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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Thomas Brennan is very i'll.

August Menge made a business
trip to Marquette yesterday.
Louis Mesnard spent part Of the
week in the copper country.
Do not fail to attend the drama at
the Opera House this evening.
Lieut., Gov. o. w. Robinson was
in town on business Tuesday.
j. b. Belanger is having an ad-
dition built to his dwelling house.
Michael Creedon has been very
sick with lagrippe for number Of
days.
Herman G. Guck spent a few
hours shaking hands with friends
in town Thursday.
J d. N. Case and William Irvine, Of
Covisgton, were L'Anse visitors
this week.
James McKercher, Of Spur, was
in town on business Monday and
Tuesday.
Joseph Courtney, OF Marquette,
was shaking hands with friends in
town Wednesday.
f.. II. Tower and d. W. Powell,
of Marquette, were in attendance at
circuit court Tuesday.
If you want to enjoy good en-
tertainment attend the drama at the
Opera House this evening.
The Munising Republican has en-
tered upon its twelfth year. 1t is
good weekly paper and deserves
success.
The board of county canvassers
met at the court house Monday, and
canvassed the vote cast at the late
election.
"Noble Outcast" at the Opera
House this evening. An excellent
drama in four acts. Don't fail 10
attend.
Thomas Belmer, OF Duluth, son-in-
law OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Holiday,
of this city, went to the copper
country Thursday, after visiting in
town for three or four days.
L. j. Shepard, of Calumet, spent
Sunday with friends in town. Mrs.
Shepard and daughters, who have
been visiting here for several days,
left for Milwaukee Tuesday, where
they will visit for few weeks.
William Irvine, of Covingt0n,
contemplates selling >his homestead
and removing to Seattle, Wash.
He has been resident OF Coving-
ton township for the past nine
years.
Attorneys G. D. Hanchette, Of
Hancock; Allen Rees and A. K.
Gray, of Houghton; W. K Haviland,
of Pequaming; E. ]. Mapes and K.
Culver, of Marquette and w. Z.
Doore, OF Baraga, were in attend
ance at the term of circuit court
this week.
Mrs. G. Olson, of Taylor Junction,
died Saturday morning last OF
childbirth. Deceased. leaves a hus-
band and two children to mourn her
sad departure. The funeral was
held Monday afternoon and the in
terment took place in L'Anse
cemetery.
Arrivals at Thomas Hotel during
the past week: J. B. Haviland and
w. X. Havland, Pequaming; N. w.
Haire, Ironwood; Rush Culver, W..
C. Busch, Marquette; S. w. Good
ale, II. II. Fleischer, L. Freedme,
Detroit; C. d. Hanchette, Chas.
Matthews, Hancock; II. L. Stevens,
J. B. Crebassa, G. ]. Boyle, S. p.
Gray, ]. f. ST. German, A. A..
Pinet, A. L. Giddings, Ed. st.
Arnold, Herman Falk, W. K. Doore,
M. O'Sullivan, Baraga: w. G. Allen;
II. S. Powell, Duluth; John II. At
field, Sidnaw; H. M. Wall, Chicago;
S. F. Shearcr, A. L. Peterson,
Skanee; p. Fox, John O'Callaghan,
Sagola; D. M. Woodland, Watertown;
A. R. Gray, Houghton; E. H.Tower,
d. W. Powell, d. P. Baldwin, John
Mitchell, A. e. Boswell, Jos. S.
Courtney. Marquette; o. W. Robin
son, w. W. Stockley, Chassell.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15

Some men go when duty calls
but in the opposite direction.
A man seeks his ideal; woman
seeks the ideal OF another.
What a lawyer doesn't think he
knows isn't worth lying about.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15
Mr.. Osborn Confirmed.

The appointment OF Chase S.
Osborn as commissioner OF rail
roads of Michigan, was confirmed
by the state senate last week. Mr..
Osborn will at once enter upon the
duties Of the office. He has ap-
pointed Charles II. Chapman, Of
Sault Ste. Marie, as bis deputy.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15

For 'Sale-An AL new milch COW
Inquire Of John Ii Edgcrton, f, l. 'Ansc,
Mich. q 25tD
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15
Poor Report.
L'ANsE, Mich, April /,

L'ANsE, Mich, April /, 1899
Hon. B ard of Supervisors Of B,raga
County:
Gentlemen: The following is a
correct list of thepoor orders drawn
by me for the month Of March,
1899:
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-04-15

March l.
Harriet Head, partially insane. .........ee 90
Ester Mitchell, old age ge...................2 2 90
Benjamin George and family old age. ... 100
Nancy Marksman and family, old age. 90
Mrs Dougal Shaw and hildren, destitute 4 90
Frank Piover and family ,sickn's ...... eco
Mrs. Nancy Tyosh and family, destitute. 8 20
Asa Spruce and family, sickness. ........ 500
John Iafountain and family, sickness. 90
Mar. s--Wm X Moore and family ,sickn's. Is 90
Mar.1i-wm E. Moore a family medicine. 95
Mar.1i-Cofin, ,shroud and burial fixtures
TOT FRANK Piover ......s..... ........s... 70 w
care Of warren simons :. .............. Il 40
Total for March month, isee .. sse IS
]. Q. McKERNAN,
Superintendent OF the Poor.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Remember the Nelson anu
West sale on the Goth.
Clancy Otle is nov an EN-
plovee at the Steam Laundry
Bows Knee Pants for % cents
at Levy's Cash Clothing Store
e. p. Nelson was attending
f. business 10 this city the first
Of the week.
Look at our Black Worsted
Suits $3.50. 1t is Il corker.
Levy's Cash Clothing Store.
c. E. Tucker, of Mooeriy'
spent Sunday in the city with
his family.
Have your suit made to or
der at Levy's Cash Clothing
Store.
william O. Wiseheart is an
other new subscriber OF the
DEMOCRAT
Rev. w. II. Foley began a
protracted meeting at Clark
Sunday,
Josh E. Jarman is booked to
enter the ring at the Hannibal
Street Fair as a heavy weight.
Mai. Il. b. Bristow was at
tending to legal business II
Memphis, Mo, the first OF the
week.
james Gibbons, living west
of town, was seriously hurt 10y
fall from his horse. One rlC
was broken and other injurie'
sustained.
Rev. j. E. Travis has rentet
Mrs. Margaret Poage's house,
already furnished. Mrs. Poagf
will spend the winter in Mex
co and Mrs. Cora Clark in ST
Louis.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

The best line of Duck Goats
in Monroe City at LEWIS.
IJonroe city merchants are
preparing for 4 big fall trade.
j. NJ. Marshall and wife, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of
their children, Tip Marshall
and Mrs. j. NJ. Boulware.
j. H. Sullivan aud l.. Finks
have had Il fine time at North
River They caught fine
string of bass and channel cats.
Dan Brenneman, of Bro0ktield
i spent Sunday in the city with
his parents, Richard Brenne,
man and wife.
Several head Of high grade
Hereford cattle will be sold at
/ the Nelson and West sale on
Sept. Goth.
Several merchants report a
very heavy trade Saturday.
Raney & Saunders said: 1t was
the biggest day for us since we
went into business
Frank Mann. Of Olden, Mo.
spent Sunday in the city with
his friend S. B. Gilliland. His
farm joins the great Olden
5000 acre fruit farm. He has
40 acres in fruit.
The rock and sand for W. W
Longmire's building and j. B.
AnderSon's new building or
North Main Street are on the
ground. The labo"ers and me
chanics have begun work.
You ought to get the premium
list of the Hannibal Street Fai,
and then compete for the gooC
things. This year they viii
not only have street fair bu
a bigger pumpkin show thar
they ever mad on the old fair.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Rev. j. A. Wales, the new
pastor of the Methodist church,
filled the pulpit here Sunday
morning AMI evening, H. CSC
ated Il favorable impression o.
his audiences, His family will
be here some time this week
and he will be one of rs H. ia
an able christian gentleman anl
a good preacher.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14
HANNIBAL STREErFAIR

Last year the Hanaibll Street
Fair scooped all others in this
section of the country, This
year the displays will he more
numerous and far superior To
those of last year. d. not miss
it unless you want to miss the
best thing of your life.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14
MONROE CITY, MO.


Henry klute and wife. Of
Chicago, Ill, spent the first Of
the week in the city. They are
looking for real estate invest
mentS.
Carnegie says he is an Amer
lean aud will remain uat. Ai,p
that he has no intentIun of ell.
tcring the British PlrIil nsa.
While insane. w. II. Roberts
OF Hannibal. shot an | kille / his
son, Sidney, Friday. Tie al.
tlicted man then turned the re-.
volver on himself anl inflicted
serious wounds.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Call and see our heavy Cot
ton Worsted Pants for 90 cents
LEWIS.
Harry Wood has had a hard
tumble from his wheel. The
right wrist was dislocated.
j. j. Rogers spent the first of
the week in the Future Great
buying goods for the fall trade.
David S. Sharp and wife, of
Oak Dale. was in the city on
business yesterday.
w. w. Longmire and G. O.
Mayes were business visitors
in New London yesterday.
The Loyal Temperance Lee
giOn will meet next Sunday at
the Christian church, 3 p. IN.
Mrs. Sarah +. jackson return.
ed yesterday from dn extended /
visit with friends in Shelby Co.
Have you seen that all Wool
Black Clay Worsted 1907. at
50. - at LEWIS.
Ed NJ. Proctor and wife, Of
near Little Union, spent Sun.
day in the city with relatives.
Bert Wood has been over to
Ottawa, Kansas. Jack Rabbits
was what be went for but did
not catch glimpse of ones tail.
Sunday was Thomas p. For.
sythe's 44th birth day. A small
party Ct friends assisted him in
an appropriate celebration.
The LaPlata Republican last
week issued sixteen page
edition containing an excellent
| write up of LlPlata and her
! business men.
New readers. new subscribers
for a paper means new territory
? for the advertiser. Each week
t the DEMOCRAT brea ks fresh soil
n for the advertiser to work on.
Monday, through the agency
| of Node Green Il deal for 100
E acres Of land southwest Oh the
5 was closed between d. Maronev
: Of st. Louis, and II. Il. Gilliland
of Farber. Consideration, s.,
600
u There - passage in the Bible
: which treat directly with Char.
i ity, Love. His Love. My Love
; and forgiveness. There are
enough texts to De found il
those passages to keep an av-
!. erage man busy for i've years.
q Bishop j, N. Fitz gerald of
!. St. Louis, according to Clncin
natl papers has caused tiurrN
in the NJ. E. Conference at
II Grace Church, Newpprt. bJ
!. emphatically declaring tia
u ministers accused of using to
II bacco must leave the churcl.
u What is the use of mission
aries going to the Philippine
- when the administration i
> pledged to protect the NOLAN
A medan religion in one third o
n the islands, ruled over by Nc
q Kinley's brother potentate an,
q vassel-the Sultan of.SulucX.
Y Miss Mayme Hallocll who
substitute teacher in our schoo
Y will also teach class in ElC
cutlou. Miss HallocK is
~ Ii,,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Rev. j. H. Foley. Marion ana
Ollie holland have been fishing
on Salt River They caught Il
fine lot of fish. hut we'll let
Marion tell the story on the
parSon.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Miss Della johnson is the
guest of relatives at Covington,
XIV. She, like the balance of
Monroe people, wants the news
from the Queen of the Prairies
and knows that the DEMOCRAT
gives it, therefore subscribes
for it. O; cours4 she will find
sweetheart down there but
will not trade N issouri boy
| for him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

One of the most beautiful in.
vitations we have seen recently
is the one we received to attend
the First Annual Reception and
Ball to be given by Brookfeld,S
Queen of Carnival, Friday even
ing Sept. 80. Brookiield is one
of the best towns in North Mis-
souri, aud her carnival on Sept.
! 90 aud 81 gives promise of being
a big advertisement for that en-
terprisipg city.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Mrs. Rlnter SpaldiWg and
Miss RLIia Spaldin@. of Spal-
ding Springs, cane in Tuesday
t. visit DR.. J. j Norton ana
orNer friends.
The Mission will Degin Sun
daV the 18th ut the Ii Div Il p|trV
church in this city All cpnl'lue
through the week L "I.I De
conducted I,y two Fltlerr rom
the Rock church in ) LplS.
Tuesday afternoon the Lrl.'S
Foreign Mission Sp,I'.tpt
the Methodist Church trai'ral
Rev. and Mrs. 0. b HrlDIty
reception at the home ot Ms
J. B, Gray.
Mrs. Il NJ. BOulware lIi sd
! ney Travis, OF Canton. No. Wlil
arrive in the city to day dtd
, visit their brother. Rtv. j, e.
Travis. after returninEfro n the
Presbytery which is now in SEES
sion at Florida.
A big bunch of cattle, hogs
sheep and other stock will be
sold by e. p Nelson and d. p,
IL, West, . miles east of thi:
city, Tuesday, Sept, Goth
Do not forget date or place o
sale. e
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Harry Wood has had a hard
tumble from his wheel. The
right wrist was dislocated.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

e. p. Nelson was attending
f. business 10 this city the hrat
Of the week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

j. NJ. Marshall and wife, Of
Philadelphia, are the guests of
their children, Tip Marshall
and Mrs. j. NJ. BOulware.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Call and see our heavy Cot.
ton Worsted Pants for 90 cent S
LEWIS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Look at our Black Worsted
Suits $3.50. 1t is Il corker'
Lewis Cash Clothing Store.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Boys Knee Pants for % cents
If LEWIS Cash Clothing Store
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

j. j. Rogers spent the first OF
the week in the Future Great
buying goods for the fall trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

The best line Of Duck Goats
in Monroe City at LEWIS.
iJonroe city merchants are
preparing for Il big fall trade.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Clancy Ogle is no" an e m
nlovee at the Steam Laundry
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

Remember the Nelson ana
West sale ON the Goth.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-09-14

David S. Sharp and wife, {
Oak Dale, was in the city 0
business yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
DECETYER'S SALE-Sale in bulk of stock

FL
Ia ~, hooks stationery and all other merchandise and
the personal property except 9rt
'.dtn~ accounts and leases OF Brentanos a cOpart-
he No. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue
- he CIV OF washington. subject 10 the approval u
$50 Snrene Court OF the state of New York before final
acceptance. , -...-,,. ,,t,, D., oil, -. 49,. .,.A
&C, h,ddcr on bids made during the time and the terms
r,,af,er stated Sealed proposals. In writing addressed
., vitlsr n Rose Receiver. will be received by him al
b,s ofare Number 81 Union square In the city of New
York on or before Thursday March 80 inst. at four
SoS "sals shall be for the entire stock n rnerchan
and axtures and all other personal property ~ Bren
80. i,mae In their Number 1918 PENNSYLVANIA
s,orua IN the city ~ Washington In lump
Guiding from such personal property leases and outstand
inc accounts All such bids must le IN writing signed
& the erson bidding. accompanied by certified check
,,vaiie' ,o the order ~ the Receiver IN the Of
twenty five hundred dollars
such bids shall provide IN terms that the OF
L cbsrl,s shall forfeited In the bidder shall
rain 20 comply with his bid acceptance and
lion thereof and within ten days ~ being notified hy
ctter mailed the address given in the bid For
convenience bidders the forms u bids VIII be
nishol AZ place o business aforesaid on application
either i'm person or by mail
ful inventory ~ such personal property other than
III. nNtures will bo AZ the place ~ business Number
of5 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue IN the CITY of Washington
lime for the closing 4 the bids Intending purchasers
av inspect stock and other personal property within
tie hours aforesaid IN any week day before said sale
receiver vi OF Tgreufano's
delivery " hill = sale and the
chase rc- by tho bidder whose bid shall be approved of
hy the Supreme Court Any moneys which may be
realized by the Receiver from The sale of the personal
property described In said inventory from the day n the
date until tho time OF the delivery Of the said
hi ~ sale viii be allowed 10 the purchaser on, OF the
purchase price
NJ
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

IIOTEL BERKELEY.
III Directly Beach Atlantic City " J. Main Corridor
leads Boardwalk and front parlors Capacity
400 Orchestra. Steam heat. elevator Reduced
spring rates Write for illustrated booklet.
all Trains
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

ITOTEL' DENNIS
- ATLANTIC CITY. N j.
Directly the Ocean Front.
Open every day In the year.
Modern in every detail Purest artesan water from
private well. Rooms single and suite with bath.
JOSEPH H. BORTON.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
IN BERKSHIRE HILLS.

IN bEHhShAAL hA1Lo'
Al Great harrington. Mass-For sale grnteman
residence consisting of very araciiEe ana me nous
inc room r,cef 20 room. library dining room large
kitchen and laundry. steam heated throuEnou'' e,.Su1
u. lirt.ed qoven acres grounds n fine co@iiilon,
sr ,5regt irecs excellent garden stable and carriage-
h,, yitb aye hors. stalls house and room for
rany v.roas arre icehouse chicken house; five
nues from station. for sale at very reasoae price
Ad6ress HERKsHRE T.. o. Box G0l. Greenwich. Conn.
OUTAGE uraa g'h ecycFs 2ergs %r s., ceqrc Roo MI f
nARrEN. coNN.-ITouse and acre ground for sale
- rent: 10 rooms IN house pi'hy sna1e "Teri e''
PEACE soN aa5 FlatDush Ave BROOKLYN. y. Y
1op sArD c,unt~, place stanford Conn eight
l acres ~ ground FRUIT gardens, stables four stalls
house - rooms. 10 peri'c, c'aloh l 'S e sh
vim nno view Of sound, eight % ten minutes walk
sfcrnn,n as frequent be- desired. possession i'm
reliatelv Agent ROMEN J. BISHOP 7 i%rk Row,
stamford Conn
ron sALE-LARGE TRACT LAND.
We'll located. n ma tInmlzel avenues near hla'i' 90
minutes Hatt.rs has farm budinfs and good fenc
ing f. 4iiere a D Etc fr % s @ anI orrar1 no TX
change Address OWNER toN l'4I. oencra =. -, y y
NOR SALE. cHEAP.-At Fast Orange on Central
ave. 1o go u A,i.e and nt,emeIt. ARG lt an IN lln
prov,lncns Address HARpENh' i'G' 3iS AT" f'.. J'r
- ~
I,prAT Xr,,K. l. -Gentlemans country seat
u Ioaing and anorane grand sy"eeiins view , oyer
l. J. S.I3a.. -, 21.r,r 81, i;,ed, s't Xe@' +.
C10YTEyIIIE n J-Brlck dwelling on best residence
- street. II rooms. hot and cold Waer bath laundry
furnace an ir good order arse % '", hsny run ana
rare AZ -. n g. GARNER - Nassau 81. y Y city.
o. @. l. LOOMS. somer,lLLe. \ J
yXvIIJ -e N ,unt Vernon houses. up every
w wav and IN excellent ne.ghhlrhoois Tor stock
l,9 ,i si.o ven rented nov Address r. 81 south
IX7HITc rLAINs.-ns,.e a.ce psces to offer; large
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

IIOTEr. ROYAL. Kentucky Ave. the Beach At
III lantc city y. !. Steam heat. sun pnror. Special
Winter rate. HENRY MILLER
IIOTEL sTICKNEY.-I0O feet from Ocean. Kentucky
ave-. CITY y. J. Elevator, paror:
seam American plan. four-chalr dining tables:
$40 10 Sl2 per week l. STICkNEY
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

TIOTEI. STRAND.
Capacity 300 Entirely new. Elevator level.
Steam Paror. Hot and cold baths. Table snd
service the best Write for Booklet special spring
rates FAiRBAIRN S WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

uOTEL RICHMOND.
Ii Kentucky A-e. 50 yds from Beach.
Atlantic City. y J. steam heat. Elevator. sun Paror.
Special rates. Booklet. J. y. PEAsE.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
DTCETVER'S SALE.-Sale in bulk Of stock

I
IL n hooks stationery and all other merchandise and
fixtures being an Of the personal property 'eN,epl ou
standing accounts and leases OF hrrhtaho - 'op4.
nov The No DIS Wabash Avenue, III ule
subject the approval of tir supreme
c5-, ~ the State o York before nna acceptance
The abov. mentioned property VIII be s"id 10 .r ms.
afltsr ON bids made during the time ana on the terms
horrafter stated Sealed proposals IN writing addressed
=, WiIlia II Rose Receiver Will be received bN nm az
hts otre Number 81 Union Square ln ne '.f ol NrM
Yorl, on or before Thursday, March 10 Inst at iou'
S~-H ,,roiosals shall be for the entire stock of me-
cb.ndls. and fixtures and all other personal Iiy "a
f-artaro.s situate in their store, Number rs Natdai
Avenue in the city Of Chicago IN one llhP SUN VIZ
,,, frn such personal property leases ana outstand
Ine aCcounts) All such bids must be- IN "runS sshra
~ the uerson bidding. accompanied by ceTthed ceN
~ Lii ~ the order Of the Receiver in the sum ~
twenty Ave hundred dollars. ,. a.. . ..
Suc6 hiis shall provide in terms that the amount OF
cb cheeks shall be forfeited In case the bidder sna
sn "a con,py with his bid upon acceptance ana rHa
Ion there6r and within ten days ~ being nOuhed DF
iatter mailed the address given IN ne bid go for ui'
~ bidders the forms N bids VIII be fui
ni.hed at the place of business aloi'S"lu u" 3fP'~
either in person or 10y mali ., ...-... ...or .b,r
fr inventory of such personal properly. ouhtr u1h
tho dxtures be the plac" or business Nun"-i
o1s yt.Ls.n Avenue city of Chicago for insp-e
- dsU,. h.fveen . A. NJ. and j. NJ. until the time
~ tbo closing of bids Intending purchasers may
,e,ec the stock other personal property WITHIN te
,rh receiver viii continue the business Of Brentano
- rI.ce aforesaid until the time or the
dii,or ~ the bill sale and the payment OF the puI
bidder whose bid shall be approved or
uSa,,na v the Receiver from the sale ~ the personal
rertv described said inventory from the day of the
tate hereof until time Of The delivery u the SAID
bill Of sale Will be allowed to the purchaser out VI me
purchase price ,.oo
Dated MHrch 4S'' i''' VIM r ROSE. Receiver
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

TJOIEL MORTON.
IL Virginia Ave. near Beach Atlantic City. y. J.
Formerly Linden Hall
New infringement. Quiet. homelke and attractive
Refurnished retecorated. Ocean Write for all
Information.
NJ. Y Z. HAINI:s. owner and Propretor
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
Countrn Boar0.


STRICTLY high-class seashore home Most select loca
- ton next TO Garden Hotel Large grounds Every
nment and excellent table l. MILLER. 20 South
Illinois ave Atlantic city. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
GO0RZ2S
R.tciper 6 Sale.
pECEIvERs sALE.-sale in bulk of stock


DECEIVER'S SALE.-Sae in bulk of stock
~ ~ hooks stationery and all other merchandise and
fixtures being all personal property except Sut
n4rshp now In the store No. 81 Union square In The
CITY of New York subject TO the approval " the ou
preme Court Of the state Of New York before hha
The above mentioned property Will be sold TO the hgn-
est bidder on bids during the time ana on the
terms hereinafter stated. Sealed proposals IN "fIlus
by him at his otice Number 81 Union squaTe IN & me
City OF before IhufsIay, MsFch o'ti
Sucb uroposals shall be for the entire stock Of mer-
c,andlse and fixtures and all other personal properly o
Brentanos situate IA their store. Number 81 Ohio"
Square in the city New York In one lump sum leA
Guiding such personal property leases ana
ing accounts. All such bids must be IN writing sisheu
nv tho persOn bidding accompanied by certsd cheeA
payable 10 order Of the Receiver IN the sum VI '"e
1--WE hundred dollars. , 49,. ....,-. ~,
such checks shall be In the bidder shall ia
10 comply with his bid upon acceptance ana comm
tbereof within ten days being notified by letter aeI
10 the address given in the bid For the
,6s hiers he forms Of bids will be furnished AT the
place Of aforesaid application either III pe'so"
mall. a,h.r ,bsr
the figures will place or business Aforesaid M
tba insnac-ion daily between q A. NJ. and = NJ uhl
the time for the closing OF the blds, lulehdlns pul
inspect Other personal lLOt
erty within he hours aforesaid Oh aH' "eeN N]' ~
The receiver will continue business OF Brentano
a. tbe ulace of business aforesaid until the time OF ue
delivery of the bill Of sale and the ps tn"i o ule ~"
bs. ice by the bidder whose bid shall be approved OF
Nv -he supreme Any moneys "hlcn may oY
reazed y the Receiver the sale or tht pelsol.a
oc hereof untn the OF the delivery OF the sali
Iii or sale VIII allowed TO the purchaser oul Ok 7
Dated March is' 1873 wM r ROSE Receiver.