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-'v Pv. (SO TO Fine Residence Lots For Sale, of and In- 331 West taperior A. D. BROWN, Contractor FAIR: STORE FOR GENERAL MERCHANDISE --AND- Groceries nd Provisions. Boots ud Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions, Men'B and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, A Complete Line of Hardware.

Tinware, Crockery. Flour and Feed, Hay and Oats. Good Goods and Low Prices. Call and See Us. HI.

H. MARTIN, PROP. P. W. SCOTT CO-, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

Good Business andj Improved Business Residence Lots for and Residence PropSale on Easy Terms, jerty For Sale Cheap. HOUSES AND STORES TO RENT. $5 Down and $5 Monthly Payments, D. H. Moon Lumber Company Lath, Shingles, Pieee Stuff, Ete.

Office at Mill, Yirgini, Minn. THE DULUTH MUSIC At.DJJL UTS, JMIJVJV.t Handle the following FIA ORGANS: Ivers Pond, Mehlin, Everett, GattLer Bro. Smith Barnes, Hall Sons, and other makes, Celebrated DYER ORGANS, also Wilcox Whites and other lines. Stock Second-Hand Pianos and Organs at Reduced Prices. Old Instruments Taken in Exchange.

Cash or Mohtbly Payments. Write for Catalogue and Prices. THE DDLTITH MUSIC CO. Builder. ESTIMATES JFURNISHED.

SHOP WORK A SPECIALTY. VIRGINIA. MINN t. F. MICHAN TAILOR.

SUits Made to Order Perfect Pit and Workmanship Guaranteed. Latent Styles. VIRGINIA MINN. FRANK JOTRASH, Tinner and Plumber. Cornice Work a Specialty.

Mora Plpea made and Bivited and Stoves Bepalled. Tin Roofing, Caves Troughs. Etc. on Weet Chestnut Virginia, Minn. W.

C0LV1LLE, Land Attorney, 3U. 409 MMoMe Temple. Duluth, Minn Bt- Lou1b John Costin.jr. INSURANCE. and REAL ESTATE Lots for Sale on Easy Monthly Payments.

Lots Bought and Sold on Commission. Virginia. Minn IR0NW00D HOUSE, GOOD TABLE AND BEDS RATES: $1.00 Per Day. $4.50 Per. Week.

Table Board. $4.00 Per Week Good Bar in Connection. ANDERSON BURK, Proprietor. W. H.

SMALLW00D, Bx-Reglster U. 8. Land Oflco. Attorney at Law. Room 410Temple OpcffaBouse.

iMHutli, Mian. OFFICE OF JUDGE OF PROBATE, ST. LOUIS COUNTY, STATE OF MINNESOTA: In the matter of the petition, signed by two-thirds of the gal votors residing within the limits of the Village of Virgin ia and adjacent territory, ask ing for the incorporation oi as a city: On reading and filing the petition of cltixons representing two thirds of the legal residing within tho limits of the territory cluding the Village of Virginia comprising three thousand and fifty-five inhabitants and not more than fifteen thousand, and said ritory being situate in the And that the said several wards of said City be described by metes and bounds and bered as follows, to-wlt: FIR8TWARD. Beginning at the northeast corner of Section Seven (7) Township 58, North of Range 17 West, thence S. 2 deg.

6 min. E. 1386.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 85 dog. 17 min.

W. 1329.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence S. 8 deg. 2 mln. E.

1393.2 feet, to sixteenth post, thence S. 80 deg. 15 min. E. 1347.3 feet to cast quarter post of said Section Sevan (7), thenSt S.

89 deg. 68 mm. 1638.8 feet cast and west centreline of Scctlo- Eight (8), to center of Wyoming avenue and Chestnut street, thencc N. 0 dog. 2 min.

E. 2835.3 feet to north line of Section Eight (8), thence 8. 88 deg. 57 min. W.

1766 feet to the point of beginning. SECOND WARD. Beginning at the north quarter post of Section Eight (8), Township 58 North of Range 17 West, thence S. 88 deg. 57 min.

W. 913.2 along section line to centre of Wyoming avenue, thenceS. Odeg. 2 min. W.

2885.2 feet to the centre line of Section Eight (8), being the centre line of Chestnut street, thence S. 89 deg. 58 min. E. 037.9 feet to the centre of Section Eight (8), thence N.

26 mln. W. 2843.2 feet to the point of beginning. THIRD WARD. Beginning at the centre of Wyoming avenue and Chestnut Street, thence mln.

W. 4161 feet, thence N. 88 deg. 28 min. W.

1628 feet along subdivision line to sixteenth post on west line of Section Seventeen thence N. 82 deg. 15 min. W. 2660 feet to sixteeneh post on north and south centre line of Section Eighteen thenco N.

3 deg. 18 mln. E. 1166ifect to south quarter post of Scction Seven, thence N. 1 deg.

68 min. W. 1518.8 feet to sixteenth post, thence 8. 83 deg. 20 mln.

E. 1339.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 2 deg. 2 min. W.

1463.7 feet to sixteenth post, thence S. 80 deg. 66 mln. E. 1347.3 feet to east quarter post of Section Seven thence S.

89 deg. 63 min. E. 1668.8 feet to point of beginning. FOURTH WARD.

Beginning at the ccntre of Chestnut street and Wyoming ave, thence S. 2 min. W. 4161 feet, thence s. 88 deg.

28 mln. E. 930.4 feet to sixteenth post on north and south centre line of Section Seventeen thence N. 89 deg. 27 mln.

E. 1313.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 1 deg. 27 min. E.

1268.4 feet to sixteenth post on south line of Scction Eight thence S. 89 deg. 9 mln. W. 1311.3 feet to south quarter post Section Eight thence N.

26 min. W. 2752 foet along north and south centre line of Section Eight thence S. 89 deg. 68 min.

E. 200 feet, thence N. 26 min. W. 180 feet to east and west centre lineof Scction Eight thence N.

89 deg. 63 min. W. 1137.9 feet to point of beginning. And it is further ordered, that the time and place of holding the first election of officers for said City shall bo as follows, to-wlt: fiRST.

That said election shall be held in said City of Virginia, ou the first Tuesday of April, 1895, and SECOND. That said election be -held in the several wards of said city at the following places, First Ward, the Council Boom Second Ward, Henry Mattalis building, at corner of Mesaba avonuc and Walnut street Third Ward, The Enterprise Printing Office Fourth Ward, Granburg's Hall, on Maple street. It is further ordered that the following named electors, for each ward, who shall duct the said first election for their tive wards In said city, and who shall be spectors thereof, shall be as follows, to-wit: First Ward: H. J. Eaton, James McAlpinc, Fred Johnson.

8econd Ward: J. A. Norgerg, H. GUmark, William Andrews. Third Ward: J.

A. Cameron, William Hayes, John Chesser. Fourth Ward: M. H. Martin, Fred Rossom, A.

E. Dunsmore. And it is hereby further ordered. That this order be posted in five of the most public places in said city, at least thirty days prior to the day of said election, and also that the same be published In The Virginia Enterprise a legal newspaper, published and printed in said City, at least once each week for three consecutive weeks prior thereto. Datod, Duluth, Feb.

7,1895. PHINEAS AYER, Judge of Probate, St. Louis ytT p. County, Minnesota. METCALF DAY, DENTIST8.

COLUMBUS BLOCK, DULUTH. MINN. The finest Dental Work, at Seasonable Specialty. Gold, Amalgam and lay Fillings. Gold and Porcelain Crowns and Bridges.

Gold, Aluminum and Rubber Plates. Painles Extraction of Teeth by Our New Process. H. J. Eaton LIGHT AND HEAVY DRAYirJei Sale and Feed Stable, Near Westend of Walnut St.

All orde -wndedTo. Freight and iggage Hauled County of St. Louis and 8tate of Minnesota, as described in said petition Now Therefore, by force of the statuto In such case made and provided, It Is ordered that said territory including the Village of Virginia, bo and the same Is hereby duly corporated as a City, uuder the name of the City of Virginia, and I do designate herein tho metes and bounds, wards and names thereof, as In said petition described, to be as follows, to-wlt The entire west half, and a tract two dred feet by one hundred and eighty feet In tho northwest corner of the southeast quarter of Section Eight (8), Township Fifty-Eight (SB) North of Range Seventeen West and the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, and the north half of the northwest quarter of Section Seventeen (17), and the north half of the northeast quarter of Section Eighteen (18), and tho south half of the southeast ter, and the northeast quarter of the southoast quarter, and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Seven (7), all in Township Fifty-Eight (68), north, of Range Seventeen (17) West, of the fourth principal meridian, described more particularly, as follows: Commencing at the north quarter post of said Section Eight (8) thence S. 0 deg. 26 mln.

E. 2843.2 feet, thence S. 89 deg. 68 mln. E.

200 feet, thence 8. deg. 26 min. E. 180 feet, thcuCe N.

deg. 68 min. W. 200 feet, thence S. 0 deg.

26 mln. E. 2752 feet to south quarter post of said Section Eight (8), thence N. 89 deg. 9 mln.

E. 1311.3 feet to sixteenth post, thence 8.1 deg. 27 mln. W. 1268.4 feet to sixteenth post, thence 8.89 deg.

27 mln. W. 1316.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 88 deg. 28 mln.

W. 2558.4 feet to sixteenth post on west line of Section teen (17), thence N. 82 deg. 16 min. W.

2660 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 3 deg. 18 min. E. 1165 feet to north quarter poet of Section Eighteen, thence N.

1 deg. £8 mln. W. 1610.8 feet to sixteenth post, thence S. 83 mln.

E. 1339.6 feet to sixteenth post, thence N. 2 deg. 2 mln. W.

2747 feet to sixteenth post, thence S. 86 deg. 17 mln. B. 1329.6 feet to teenth post, thence N.

2 deg. 6 mtn. 1396.6 feet to north west corncr of Section Eight (8.) thence N. 88 mis. E.

26M.2 feet to ing point. THE VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. BY W. K. ANN A FORD.

Kutorcd at tho post-office at Virginia, as second class mall matter. Terms, 12 Per Year, in Advance. Special Notice. rLaBt'. and obituary mention, without poetry, and notices of church'and society meetings will lio published free.

charged for cards of thanks, obituaries, obituary poetry, notices of church and society entertalnmeuts given for revenue, aud all other Items not ered news. Republican Ticket. In pursuance to a call duly made the several wards of the city held caucuses on Monday forenoon at ten o'clock to elect delegates to a city convention at two o'clock the same noon, and to place in nominatton candidates for ward offices on the republican ticket, the ward candidates named being as lows: FIRST WARD: Alderman 3 Wars, Z. K. Brown, Alderman 1 Year, W.

B. Pratt, Justice of the Peace, H. J. Eaton. SZCOND WARD: Alderman 2 Year, Alderman 1 Year, peter Peterson, Justlce of the Peace, V1 vian Priuce.

THIRD WARD Alderman 2 Years, W. P. Mars. Alderman 1 Yeajr, F. J.

Rlnnert, Justice of the Peace, James McGliidley. FOURTH WAHD: Alderman 2 Years, Frod Rossom, Alderman 1 Year, John Justico of the Peace, Chas. E. Nelson. At two o'clock the city tion met, the committee on eredeLtials reporting the following persons entitled to seats, all of whom were represented either in person or by proxy: Messrs.

Bailey, Griggs, ty, Rooney, Eaton, Christopher, Norberg. Prince, Kestila, son, Ericson, G. Ericson, Cusick, Berthiaume, Amsler, Hanson, Niske, Nelson, O'Rourke and Schipley. The first ballot for mayor ro suited as follows: Stuart Bates 11. Robert McGruer 6 J.

C. Jackson After a number of ballots, Mr Jackson withdrew from the race in favor of Mr. Bates, the sue seeding ballot showing Mr. Gruer to have six to fourteen for Mr. Bates, who having received a majority vote was upon tion declared the unanimous choice of the convention.

For the office of city clerk, Olaf Berglund carried off the honors on the first ballot, Lis opponent being the present: cumbent of the office, D. C. Christopher. On the office of city treasurer, the convention was apparently as unanimous as are the jpaoplo of the city, and Mr. J.

R. James was declared the nominee, with out opposition. A number of addresses made to the audience aud to the tlemen of the convention relieved the monotony of the moment. Citizen's Ticket. Pursuant to a call issued in The Enterprise on Friday last, ward caucuses were held in the several wards of the city on Monday evening to place in nomination candidates for ward officers and elect delegates to the Citizen's convention at the opera house ou Tuesday evening.

The ward officers as nominated are as WARD: Alderman Years, Z. K. ftrown. Alderman 1 Year, W. B.

Pratt, Justice of the Peace, If. J. Eaton. SZCOND WARD: Alderman 2 Years, S. Sax, Alderman 1 Year, Gust Johnson, Justice of the Peace, W.

H. Wicks. THIRD WARD: Alderman 2 Years, W. P. Mars, Alderman 1 Year, J.

H. Wllklns, Justice of tho Peace, James McGindley. FOURTH WARDI Alderman 2 Years. John Byrne. Alderman 1 Year, Chas.

Lundstrom, ustlce of the Peace, Thos. Dunsmore. At the city convention on Tuesday evening Robert Gruer was nominated for mayor by acclammation. E. S.

Smith carried the nomination for clerk by a good majority and his ination was declared unanimous as was also the nomination of J. R. James for treasurer, who was without opposition. The gentlemen whom were ported to as entitled to a seat in the convention were as follows, all of whom were present: Messrs. Griggs, Bailey, Beatty, Rooney, Eaton, Johnson, Brown, Potvin, Michan, Scott, Danahay.

Gilmark, Pentilea, Farm, Stoll, Ericlcson, Coffey, LeClair, nelly, Morris, Oberg, James. Wilkms, Sullivan, McGarry, Toney, Mouser, Byrne, Sibbald, Scollard, Wiggln and Weinberg. A committee of three, ing of Messrs. Taylor, Beatty and Wilkms, was appointed on resolutions, who reported the following: CITIZEN'S TICKET PLATFORM. We, the Citizen's Ticket delegates in vention assembled, do denounce the present administration of our village and dlty aflalrs as Ir competent, reckless and unbusinesslike In that while the legitimate expenditures should and could easily have been brongbt within the revenues, yet we find that when this outgoing administration ctle Into ofil: there was an Indebtedness of about M090 and that village warrants were worth and Were sold at 96 cents on the dollar.

Wo now have an and unaudited, of nearly $18,000, and our warrants going begging for buyers at 7k cents on tie dollar. That the revenues that bate or should have brtsa collected havo been in only' accounted for and that business methods have been wantlug in the conduct of the same. That the meetings of the board of trustees have been most undignified and that the going admistratlon docs not have nor serve the confidence of our citizens. That the taxes at present are heavy but if the extravagant and unnecessary tures, eouplcd with unaccounted for revenues during the past year, over and above tlie legitimate and necessary expense of running our city, wore to be borne by the taxpayers Instead of remaining an unliquidated debt, tho value of property would be reduced and business crippled and driven from our midst. We assert that moneys have been essarily wasted by officers of the outgolug ministration in junketing trips and we point to the adjustment of the tax matter as the only case which has resulted In good and benefit to ourcltlsens, which was plished by the efforts of Individual business Bin without expense to the city.

We believe that our city affairs should be rnn on a business basis and by business men and not by politicians nor for politics! ends. That tho debt of onr city should bo wiped out as rapidly as possible. That our city and village warrants should be worth 100 cents on the dollar. That the rovonues of the city should be collected promptly and that the tures should be reduced and brought within the revenues. And we do believe and assert that the penditures, legal and legitimate, can and should be brought within the revenues.

And we do pledge ourselves to support and clect at tho coming election men who can and will see to It that our affairs are conducted on business principles. In conclusion addresses were made by a number of the nees and others who are porting the ticket, the remarks being well received by the large audienc3 present. LOCAL NOTES AND COMMENT. Millinery opening at Mrs. H.

Strehlau's the first week of April. "No one to love." Such was the inscription on a candy heart received through tha mail by one of Virginia's popular young men on Wednesday. A sad state of affairs, indeed. Belvidere bicycle raffle at Prescott Mars Co. Numbers run from 1 to 160.

Each envelope contains a number and a chance on the wheel costs a cent a unit for the number drawn. Someone will get a cheap standard wheel. Spain is the latest country to offer insult to the United States, a Spanish man-of-war firing up and sinking an American chant man. A few more such episodes and there may be ereat ed a new demand for iron ore. Building paper and hardware, a complete supply, at Prescott Mars Co.

Capt, J. A. Carl in and E. B. Hawkins went to Duluth cn Wednesday.

A complete stock of ready mixed house and floor paints, all colors, at Prescott Mars Co. Andrew Hawkinson and family are now comfortably ensconsed in the Farm dwelling, on Cen tral avenue. Heating and cook stoves at Prescott Mars Co. The Marine National of Duluth, has received from the Bank of Rainy Lake a gold with request that it be sent to the government mint and the amount received for it placed at the credit of the bank. The California Wine Horse carries the largest stock of liquors, imported and domes tic wineSy cigars, in the city.

Also makes a ialty of jug and bottle trade for family use. Jugs delivered to any part of the city free of charge S. SAX Prep. C. L.

Wentz, Duluth agent of the Metropolitan Ia-suraix-ce pany. has been hel to the grand jury on the charges of embezzle ment and forgery. Leave your money in the- town by placing your order with Wallace the Tailor, A. G. Kingston, of the ia Cash Store, wenttoNorthfield, Dakota, on Tuesday, responsive to a telegram bearing the sad telligec.ce of the death of his father.

Rev. E. N. Raymond will sume regalar services in the ture room of the Cleveland Ave. Presbyterian church on Sunday next.

Morning services at 11 and evening services at 7:30. When making your purchases of clothing or furnishings, go to the New Bargain Store. R. en Burke building. E.

B. Hawkins returned to the city on after an sence of several weeks in the east. Wallace, the Tailor, can give you good value for your money both iu style and material. Give him a call. Webber's saw mill, at Pine City, was destioyed by fire on Tuesday, incurring a loss of 115, 000.

An elegant line of pocket knives and fine cutlery just ed by Prescott A Mars CQ. -r- bM The ladies must uot 1 neglect attend tho grand openihg cjf spring and summer millinery at Mrs. H. Strehlau's for the week commencing April 1st. Look our stock over and get oar prices before placing your orders elsewhere.

We can save you money. Virginia cash Grocery co. Village Council Proceedings. At an adjourned meeting of the common council of the lage of Virginia held at the council room in Jackson A Block, on Tuesday evening, March 12, 1895 at 8 o'clock. Present, Dr.

Stuart Bates, president Trustees J. C. son and Chas. Farm Recorder D. C.

Christopher. Absent, Trustee John nor. The minutes of the previous session were read a. on motion approved. The contract bid of P.

W. Scott for building sidewalk and crosswalks on Wyoming avenue between Oak and Elm street was allowed at Thirty-six (36) cents per lineal foot, furnishing all material and work for same. Sidewalk to be (8) feet wide and of 2 inch plank and 4x6 stringers and put down ing to street grade and good workmanship. Resolution: Be it Resolved. That the petition of Anderson Burke, et asking for an arc lamp to be placed in the alley between the Iron wood House and Rossom's Place, be granted, and the Recorder instvuefced to fy the Virginia Light A Water company to have it placed there at once.

The above resolution was adopted unanimously. The following named persons made application for license to sell intoxicating liquors for one year together with the bond: Bartollo Zini and Frank Mauci in the front room on tho ground floor of that certain two story frame building situated on Lot Nineteen (19), Block Twentyseven (27 Solomon Sax and Nicholas Springetti as sureties. On motion duly made, ed and carried application be acceptcd and ord red placcd on file. It was moved by Trustee O'Connor supported by Trustee Jackson that the following bills be allowed and the Recorder structed to draw orders for the various amounts. Motion car ried: Virginia Light Water Co lighting for February Fire No.

pay roll for Keli.y 70.00 Hose No. 2, pay roll for Feb'y 0 Street work for Feb'y P.75 Jackson merchandise 11.75 Virginia Furniture merchand 6.00 Duluth Paper paper and blanks for election 6.00 Virginia Lumber brick .75 The following bill Jwas ferred to the finance committee: Virginia Enterprise, publishing and printing On motion the council journed without date D. C. Christopher, I Recorder. Hold Onl Don't buy a cow until you see the car load of new milch cows that will arrive here next week from Cocatoi iu the charge of Isaac Christopher.

The best of atock and.will be sold cheap. Notice of Dissolution of ship. Notice is hereby given that the firm Junker Engel. doing a general retail meat business in this cityr has this day been dissolved by ssstual consent, Mr. Junker retiring from said firm.

Mr. Engel will collect all bills due and pay all moneys and debts owed by said firm. Datedr Virginia, Minn.r Feb. 1st, 1895. JOHN JUNKER, ENGEL.

FRED MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made In the payment of the sum of FotfT Hundred and Nine and 69-100 Dollars, which is claimed to be due at the date of this notice upon a certain gage duly executed and delivered by O. L. Waite to Peter W. Scott bearing date the Twenty-second day of December, A.

1892. and duly recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds in and for the County of St. Louis, and State of Minnesota, on the 6th day of May. A. D.

1893, at 8 o'clock In Book 68 of Mortgages, on page 614, which said mortgage was on the 21st day of December, 1893, assigned by said Peter W. Scott to ginia Improvement Company and the ment thereof recorded January In the said office of Register of Deeds at 8:30 o'clock a. in Book 83 of Mortgages, said gage being given to secure part of the chase price of tho premises in said mortgage described and no action or proceeding at law or otherwise having been Instituted to er the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof: case made and provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed and the premises described In and covered by said mortgage, vis: Lot No. Twenty-two (22,) Block No. Nineteen (19) In the townslte of Virginia, St.

Louis county, state of Minnesota, according to the plat thereof on file In the onceoftbe Register of Deeds la and for said county of St. Louis, with the hereditaments and tenances, will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt bursements allowed by law: which sale will be made tar the sheriff of said St. Loots counat the front door of the Court House, ty at the front door of the Court House, the City of Duluth, In said county and state, on the 4tb dav of April. A. D' 1891.

at li o'clock a. m. of that day, subject to tion at any time within one year from toe day of sale, as provided by law. Dated February 16, A. D.

IMS. VlMlKIA IKKOVCMBNT COMPACT, Assignee of said Mortgagee. M. O. Palmer, Attorney for Mortgagee.

Feb 16-Mur C. J. Skamser, 1 The Shoe Man. Custom Work a Specialty of All Kinds of Boots and Shoes. Repairing Promptly asd Satisfactorily at Ttrjr Law Prices.

Formerly of Hinckley, Minn. I C. Iron Range Brewing Chestnut Street. Op. KorV.y s.

We are now prepared to furnUli Pe-n is and Vieinitv vrhh UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING VIRGINIA. M. 105 Torrej Bldg. Duluth, Minn. Notice of Registration.

The Board of Registration cf tho various wards, being the judges and inspectors of election imed in the order of the Judge of Probate incorporating the City of Virginia, for the election to be held April 2ndv 1895, will meet at the places appointed for the holding of such election named in said on Tuesday the 19th and Tuesday the 26th of March, 1895r from nine o'clock in the forenoon to nine o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of correcting the register and entering additional names of all persons properly entitled to be placed upon said lists or ters in their respective wards. All electors desiring to vote at said election must see to it that their names are duly entered upon said register on said above mentioned days. D. C. J.

D. TAYLOR, LAWYER, Collections Promptly Attended to Bank Bloek. Virginia. Notice for Publication. Laad Ofileeat Duluth, Fefe.

IMS. Notice is hereby given that tbe following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make flaal proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before rte Kejrjster amlHeeeiver of the 17. S. Land Ofltoe. at Duluth, on Mar.

ris: der Paguin, whomate Homestead Kntry forithe NWMefSWH Section and Ntfe of See. T. 86 North of Range 18 p. m. He names the following wits to prove his oontinuous resldenoe upon and eultivatkm of, said land, via: George Neebtt, of Iron Junction, P.

Char lee Mnrphy. of Iron P. John Peteireon, of Iron Junction, P. Oeear Unas, of Iron Jnnetion p. O- Minn.

Any person who deatiee to protest against tbealkrwaaoeof Meh proof, er who of any substantial reason, under lav and regulations of thelnterior bepartmeat, why suoh proof should not he allowed, will to eme ven an opportunity at the above sseatioMd and plaoe to examine the wttneeeea of said claimant, and to offer evidence hi is huttal of that submitted by claimant. Jb wssussmwx-yttesweser Equals the. Milwaukee and St. Louis Beer. CASK TRADE For Family Use Specialty.

S. A. NELSON, VIRGINIA, MINJf- VIRGINIA, Virginia Furniture Company, From the Very Cheapest to the Most Call in and get our prices before buying- PICTURE FRAMES MADE TO ORDER, Calls answered Dsy r.nd Wanted. To purchase white pine saw logs delivered on the cars also FOR SALE: Two tubular boilers. 5x16 stack and britchihg, one upright boiler, one horizontal locomotive boiler, two 12x16 and 13x18 engines, two 10x6x12 Crawford steam pumps, located at Merritt.

JWetins. HILL. Meets CHRISTOPHER, City Recorder, Defacto AgL aim, IX ALL NKAXL'FJCJF First M. MIW. E.

Churcn. D- 'S Services. II a. ftwd Sabbath School. If o'clock.

Praypr Meet is Wednesday Evening, at 7 30. Vourjr R. U'ajri'c O. J. GAET.

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North Pole Lodje, Ho. 28. B- E- of A. Meets Every Tuesday Evrwfog. at Hall.

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PALMER. ATTORNEY LAW, AT Office over Jackses A Chestnut Street, L. McNEEL, Attorney at Lawp CeUeetie Gi? Caiderwood Block. JW.Bigntt&Ci. HOUSE AND- MACHINERY A complete Outfit for an work of this kind, PRiecs A- TARTER.

Vegieter ami promt and mtisfiaetery Attention gUen to aB Orders. P. O. fen or eedesaleft ttesMka Strattoe BramHan Wi'sn Virginia. ttim.