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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE,

N4 Default has been made in tho cou.
ditions OF certain tadenture of mortgage
made and executed BY Eugean L. Perkins to
Charles Gorton, bearing date January 18th, A.
D. 1870, and recorded in tho once Of the Re.
Sistsr Of Deeds,in and for Mower county. Min
nesots, on the End day Of June, 4. D. ls70,'n
Book ~" Of mortgage, on page 353 which
mortgage Va duly assigosd and Transferred
BY said Charles Gorton 70 D. Grant Stewart,
and tho assiEnusut thereof recorded in tho o.
doe Of Register Of Deeds in and tor Mower
county aforesaid, In book '' L" Of Mortgages,
on page 80 aid I'll, on tho 10th day Of Octo-
Der A d. 1870.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure tho pay
ment Of the sum Of six hundred (Seoo) dol
lars, according to tho conditions Of three
Promissory notes hearing even date Herewith.
executed by said Eugene L. Perkins, to
Charles Gorton, tho last note being due % to-
ber lst, A. D., 1872, and there 10 claimed to be
due and 10 due on raid mortgage, At the date
Of this notice the sum Of Eve hundred thirty
seven Sc. 100 (3537. 1907 dollars, aud no pro-
ceedings 81 law or otherwise have been had to
collect the same or any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice 10 hereby given that
BY virtue Of . power Of sale therein contained
and pursuant u the provisions Of the statute
In such case made and provided, said mortgage
Wa. W. sss~s sssS HsessseSS sssSA0sss W.
ecribed, to. Wit:
Commencing At the south east e. e.) cor
"ner Of the north IVES: In. w. fractional quar-
ter a. Of section ninsteeL (seo. l9) in town.
ship one hundred and four IT. lO4) north Of
"Isnge number fourteen (R. l4) west, thence
"running north (n.) on the quarter section
line eighty-6ve (s5) rods, thence due west
w. parallel with section and quarter section
lines, one hundred aud twelve and sixteen
seventeenths, (ll3 lo.l7) rods, thence south
(s.) parallel with section nd quarter section
" lines eighty>hvs (s5) rodsto the quarter Sec
"eiou line thence east one hundred and twelve
"spd sixtssn-sevsnteenths (ll2 l6-l7) rods to
q the place Of beginning, containing sixty (60)
"acres Of land. All the aforesaid n. W.
"Frae. Of Sec. 10, 7. lo4, r. IT,; will bo sold
ct publ. veudue, 70 the highest bidder, IT. the
ONCE Of e. o. Wheeler, In the city Of Austin,
In said county, on Saturday, the 2nd day Of
August, A. D. 1879, at 10 o'clock A. H., to
satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, at
the time Of sale, and also the sum Of twenty
i've dollars, attorneys fees, allowed by tho
terma thereof, in case Of foreclosure, together
with the costs and expenses provided by Law.
Dated June 10th A. D. 1873.
D. GRANT STEWART,
E.O. WsEEL.R, Assignee.
Attorney for Assignee,
nlIv6-t7 Austin, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
AGE FORECLOSURE.

Default has been made in tho conditions Of
certain iudenture Of mortgage made and ex-
scutsd BY Simon Anderson and Sophia n.
Anderson, bic wife, to Benjamin F. Ray, bsar-
ing date April 25th, A. D. 1871, aud recorded
in tho ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds, in and
for Mower County, Minnesota, % tho 27th
day Of April. A. D. 1871, At four o'clock, P.
NJ. in Book 81" Of mortgages. on page &c.
Said mortgage WAS given to secure the
payment Of the sum Of two thousand ono
hundred and thirty-four dollars ($2,134.oo]
and interest thereon according to tho condi-
tons Of three promiss0ry notes made and OK.
ecutod by said Simon Anderson, to said Ben
jamin F. Ray and bearing even date With said
| mortgage, and default has been made in tho
payment Of the SUN Of eighteen hundred,
| sixty -four and 40-l00ths dollars Isl ,s64.4O].
Said mortgage is conditioned that If default
| DO made in any Of the provisions therein con-
tsined. It shall DO lawful for tho mortgage,
! bis assigns, or attorney, to declare the whole
sum therein named, to DO due, aud pursuant
to said conditions the whole amount remain
ing unpaid thereon to wit !: tho sum Of two
thousand, Gvo hundred, eighty nine aud o.
locths doIlsrs (5z,5ss.23] 10 horehy declared
and claimed to bs due at the date Of this no.
ttcs, aud no proceeding Ut law or otherwise
has Loen had to collect said sum or any part
thereof.
BY virtue Of . power Of sale 10 said mt r.
gage contained, and pursuant to tho provis-
ions Of tho statutes. In such case made and
provided. said mortgage will DO foreolossd aud
tho premises thoroin described to.wit: Tho
north.sa quarter Of section twouty i've
i25)iu township one hundred and three 1881
north Of range eighteen tts] west, and The
aorth wet quarter of section ninetcon tlo1
In township ono hundred and three ttos1
north Of range seventeen (l7l west. in Mower
county. Minnesota, will b. sold st public sale
to the highest bidder therefor, At the once Of
L. 0. Wheeler. IL The city Of Asstin. In
said county. on Saturday. the 2sth day Of
June, 1. b. 1873, It 10 O'Clock 4. ~. to sat
isfy H. smoant then dss on said notes and
norsatA - above deelszsd, together with
the srn q lfty dollars attorney's fess a.
lowed BY the terms Of said nortgsgs. 10 oase
Of foreclosure, besides tie cots aud expense
allowed Ay laW. Dated Nay 15tA, 4. D. lazS.
DEHJA0&H F. 1AY
xoStsRss.
go. wtssIts. Attorney a. Mortgages.
Ma
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nROBATE NOTICE-STATE OF
MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER 90.

nROBATE NOTICE-STATE OF
MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER 90.
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary Kyle,
deceased.
On rs.dins aid al1ng the petition Of Bsoja.
.tn Eyre, Of Austin, rsPressnting. among
ether things, that Mary Kyle, late Of Austin,
on the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1873,
At Aastin, died intes&ats, and being .
resident Of this county at the time Of her
death, leaving goods, ehattels, AID estate
within this county, and thst tho said petition.
Or 10 one Of the principal ersditors Of said de-
ceased, aud praying that administration q
said estate be to hin, or some ether suitable
person granted, It 10 ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judgs Of this Court, On
Monday, tho 18th day Of Assust A. D.. 1873, 1t
10 o'clock A. H., at the Probate Once, in said
eounty.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs Of sid deceased and
to al persons interested BY Publishing
. copy Of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the Mower
County Transcript weekly newspaper print
Cd and Published 1t the city Of Austin, in said
county. Dated It Austin. the 7th day Of
July, A. D. 1873.
By the Court.
[L.s.l JESSE ROSE,
hl4A Judge Of Probate
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
IN PROBATE COURT.-STATE
i OF MINNESOTA. MOWER COUNTY, 90

Al 44VUOSO VVUBAo
In the nsttsr Of the estate Of Jusius r.
spsdord, deceased.
Letters Of naturalization, on the estate Of
said deceased being this day granted unto N.
A. Spaaord, Of said county, and it appear
Ing that the value Of said estate 10 loss
than I've thousand dollars, Il IL ordered
that oil claims aud demands Of oil persons
against said estate b presented to this
court for examination and hearing at the
Probate o6es, in tho city Of Austin, on
the following days, Wis: September lot, and
November Sd A. D. 1873, Ct 10 o'clock, 4. M.
Of each Of said days.
I. 10 further ordered thst six months from
The date hereof b allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their olsims sgsinst said estate, at tho
expiration Of which time al claims not pre-
scented to said court, or cot proven to its sat-
isfaotiou shall DO forever barred, unless for
cause shown further time DO allowed.
Ordered further that N. A. 6psdord ~ afore-
said shall cause notice Of tho time IN d place
Of the hearing snd examination Of said
claims and demands BY publishing notice
thereof for four weeks SUCCESSFULLY in thu
MowER Cousrx TaAuecaIPr, . newsp.psr
printed aud published It the city Of Austin.
in ssid county. Dstsd July sth, 1873.
tL.s.] JESSE ROSE,
~ Judge of pIsbatc.
Notice 10 hereby given that all olaims
seainst said estate viii bs heard pursuant to
MA. STAFFORD
Mats Administrative.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

l.. BlxBr, Esq, Of Owatonaa, a
leading Druggist, aud the inventor Of
Bixby's celebrated " Death to Pain, -
was in town on Monday, introducing
his medicine, which 10 . specific, in all
cases for which hs recommends It. Mr..
Bixby 10 also sgent for the Mankato
Linseed Oil Works, aud i taking or
ders for the product Of that manuf.c
tory. fla 10 4 gsntlemaa and ~ hon.
orablc businees man. Parties dealing
With him will always 6ud him " on the
snuare."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

OLE FLErcuEa, aed two or three
friends, went to Fort Garry, last week,
70 secure tho person Of Lord Gordon
Gordon. Gordon, but upon their arri-
val, met With sach great distractions,
-vhsthsr from Wild a.luals, ossqui-
toss or pigmies, " are not informed.
At any rate Fletcher tslegraphed back
that he Wa in . hill Of 4 fx."
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

IT Is not the part Of sisdom, neither
would it be just to displaoe TREASURER
Dixie for the sake Of saving Jenaison :.
We need to continue the present Trea-
sursr. because re need 4 ssttl>d and
SQUAD policy, in the management sof
thas Office. We have both 10 Tho
present incumbent We nsed . wiser
and more hithful administration of
the Office Of SECRETARY Of Stot~. We
-au have tv.h BY electins Nr. lrgsn..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
THE GOOD TIME COM
PATENTS EXPIRED.

We ask our readers who eoats0Ptats bsy.
isg Sewing Machine, and ~ not willing .
p~y I've prices for ans,so address with sta19.
iae circular and saaSls II vsRk.) J. o1Aaee.
West Union, Iowa, 0sassal Ageat for ~ In
proved American Shuttle, tho sasisst r0a1iaa
ana least complicated Lssk Stitch NaeAisse
In the world, who Il willing to furnish ysa
ono At ous-haN what Agents as1ally sAaeea
for Sowing Asshinss, ~ Il thAV = ~ ~
sa4isfaetion VII rsf1ad ~ 1aasQL Il vAo1l
n agent II every towu.
Of Ibis ct 1r solsa1A ankh Vlibin1
etsts w>at paper Joy ~ + y, )?
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

M. J. g. 1aoEss. Of this city il
~ educated Scandinavian. He Il
thoroughly vorsed in tho iptrisacics
Of business hs 10 capable and honest.
He represents the maximum value Of
the Scandinavian character, in Ill it,
best elements. That nationality 10 on
titled to recognition BY tho Republi-
ca" party. II cannot be ignored. Amor-
icso born oi,i.ens everywhere adult
tho justice Of their claim. II will be
Ad'nitted by the State Convention,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

LATE eopeoua rains are increasing
the growth Of the already heavy crops,
and in some places lodging the straw.
Should they continue, With warm
weather, 10 may expect light yield
and an inferior quality Of wheat.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
DROBATE NOTICE.-STATEOF
l. MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER, ss.

In Probate Court:
PROBATE OFFICE, July 2, 1873.
III tn matter Of the proof and probate Of
tue last will and Testament vi Samuel Dear.
o Dor dsesessd, late Of the county Of Mower.
WAsr'as. An instrumsnt IN writing, pur.
porting to b tho last will and testament Of
samuel Dearborn, deceased, late ofthe county
Of Mower, has been fled In this ONCE, and
whereas, application has bsep made by Wilson
Beach, praying that the same be proven and
admitted :. to Probate, according to the laws Of
this State:
Therefore, Il IL ordered that said applioa-
ton DO heard before me at tho Probats Office,
10 the city Of Austin, in ssid county, on tho
2Sth DAY Of July, A. D. 1879, At two o'clock,
r. u.
And 1t 10 further ordered, that notice shall
be given to oil persons Interested In said will,
OIL "a" time and place Of said hearing, by
publication 10 the Mower County Transcript.
. newspaper printed in said county, for three
successive weeks. prior to the time Of suoh
BY tho Court, JESSE ROSE.
ntat4 lI"S. Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
Iitlr1u yotieQl.

No TRLLIno WHAr Can ne DoxE.
-Ths Bs~Ns Bee for July IL on our
table, and IL m evidence Of the fact
that some things can b done ~ we'll
~ Others" It il published BY Thomp
son l. Lambert, At Albion. Illinois, at
the low price Of ono dollar a year. aud
every subscriber receives free 4 beauti-
full oil chrome Is < II inches, such ID
they would have to pay IS for in the
picture stores. Tho articles with which,
It il filed arc 20 we'll chosen that per
son gets Is much really good reading ia
= copy Of tho BUNDLE Bee ~ they do
in ono Of many Of tho high priced mag
asiues. We notice they have also one
Of tho best club lists ever offered to the
public, 70 that any one who reads .,
al eau abor1 70 take it. Every one
should send stamp fcr sample copy
s'' sdr'F''''.e't a'a's PeP'r. ''-.ev's.
A VALUABLE Dook.-Dr. \. ,
Foote's new ssl wonderful reyt
" Plain Home Talk aud Medical Con.
mon Sense" 10 undoubtedly the best
medical work published, being = nicely
bound volume Of nearly 1000 pages
with 200 illustrations. We under.
stand that Ahe original chrome Throw
Phys'e to ths noss," il give" 70 each
purchaser Of IL: Book, II . no. otter
that 4 physician advocates tie " Throw,
ing Of phys'e TO the dogs," but h.
viewa Of Dr. Eoots can heat be- obtain;
ed BY reading tho book. Sec adver
tieemcnt in smother column.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
Aloo0001A News.

11000OOSA NCSv0s
At Audubon, in Becker county, Mr..
o. S. Wall, late Of the Houston Coun-
ty Journal, is about to issue u new pa.
per.
The Redwood Falls Null says very
large immigration il pouring into that
section Of the State, . large portion be.
ing Americana.
The New Ulm Post ssys grasshoppcr.
have appeared in the town. Of Burns
aud Lcavcnworth, in that county, aud
are destroying everything within their
rsscb.
A valuable young horse, "Grseu
Mountain Morrill," valued at 1900,
died, At Lake City. last week, ftom
disease Of tho heart.
It il estimated, BY parties who have
thoroughly eanvassed along tho line OF
to N. =. railroad, that the amount Of
wheat which will be raised in that couu-
try, tho coming season, will foot up
$500, 600 bushels.
Ella White, Of Owstonns, on Thurs
day evening, Of last week, tried the
dangerous experiment Of lighting FIRE
BY the aid Of kerosene. aud ~ 10 gener.
orally the case, was very severely il not
fatally burned.
The s.. Peter Tribune Gays, that
town can furnish more mischievous
and devilish boys" than any town in
tho STATE, which 10 tho most natural
thing in the world-boys will initiate
tho old folks.
A horse tibet, last week, took fine
mare from tho pasture Of Mr.. Eli Sny.
der, Of Warsaw, Rice county. MIR.
Snyder was 80 successful ~ to be able
10 trace tho thief aud tho stolen proper
y to = st. Paul livery stable, and to re-
'ovsr his property, but the thief had
doWn.
Mr.. J. A. Scriver has been elected
President of tho First National Bank
Of North6eld, vice Mr.. F. Goodsell,
resigned.
The new Methodist Church, at I.itch-
field, erected at 4 cost of 81, 500, was
dedicated Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Chaffee,
Of Minneapolis, preaching the dedica.
tory sermon,
Moss Fay, Of Charlston, Freeborn
county, took = load Of wheat to Wells,
Friday, the 18th ult., starting home
the same evening, since which he has
not been seen.
The St. Cloud Time. of Wednesday
nays: 1.-THE dedication Of the new
Catholic church at New Munich on
last Sunday was attended by . large
eoncourse OF people, some 1000 persons
being present
The Ls Sueur Sentinel says: 1.-THE
Of the Minnesota VALLEY
Association in the Baptist church in
this place, last week, was small. The
Association will hold its next meeting
At St. james, on the last Saturday Of
June, 1874.
The nelan" Eagle says:-"We arc
informed by responsible parties, that tn
attempt was made last week Tuesday
evening, by . young man Of this place,
to outrage The person Of little girl,
about twelve years. Of sge, who is nm
orphan, and living with family short
distance from this place."
Mr.. Robert MoCallum, about 80
years Of age, aud "a old resident Of
Preston township, Fillmore county, was
instantly killed BY lightning, Friday,
the 18th. The lightning bolt struck
hinr on the head, and passed down his
back and limbs to his toes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

TUE Miunesota State Sabbath School
Association IL in session at Minueapo.
liz, this week. A largo number Of
delegates arc present, aud an unusual
amount Of business, 10 the interests Of
Sabbath Schools, is being transacted. .
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10
tine sE1,nGTA0Y or STATE.

Tine 0Gaj1tGTA1Y or STATE.
he NeEleets his duty - an Ot1l.
Ger, that he may do the Work
Of = Political Bummer.
Thi" tunctionary is er-q0;c;o mem.
Der Of tho State Board Of Equalixa.
ton. Last year that body advertised
that it would meet on . certain day, 1t
the Capitol. for the transaction Of bust.
asss. Many persons, in this city, felt
that the violation Of property here,
wss too high, and that it should b re-.
duesd. Accordingly, ~ went to st.
Paul for tho purpose Of presenting the
esss 70 The Board, and Of getting re.
lief; but oaly two Of The usmbsrs wore
IN The city. Jsauisoa wss hundred
miles away, /" looking aftsr the crops. .
- b put It; but really. telling smutty
esupsigu stories, aud exhibiting him"
self q . tA:rd rats clo,o~-something,
By the way, that he ssver fails to do,
on oil state occasions, At banqusts, aud
1t public entertsiumsnts. At least half
. dossa othsss, having como from re'
mote psrts # III. 6>ats. were there to
get hearing by that Board, but oil
we're eonpslled to rstsr" On account Of
Jeunison's Absence.
he NEGLECTS 0TnER DUTIES.
This sane officer IL Superintendent Of
the Public Printing. It 10 bic duty
10 furnish 70 tho State Printer certified
copies Of al aets-pablio sed private
-of tho Legislature. The special
lava IF the session a. 1872, wore not
ready fort distribution on tho first day
Of January, 1873, TEN MONTHS If:
Ter their p.ssage, aud for no other rea-
,on than that Jsnnison NEGLECTED
10 furnish the natter 70 the printer.
He i. notorioua:y unfit for tho posi-
ion which hs holds. lie 10 coarse,
vulgar and protans, and whatever Of
,h.raeter no has, a. . State officer, re-
'alts from the dignity Of tho position,
rather than from tho merit Of his cor.
vices. He has Norwegian assistant,
but instead Of making him Of value in
The Office, hs has used him to catch
Scandinavian votes for . second term,
just ~ stool-pigcon 10 ussd by snar-
er, to dsooy other members Of the
tsa.hered tribe, that he may eutang's
hem in his ret. soelberg did but lit
10, if anything, last winter. but cleo
and his master, n'thing but
lobbying, aud yet he 10 the would.bs.
3ecrceary-for.anot her-tsrn-!-! Will 4
|ooli.h precedent force him upon the
people for two years longer! If not,
what IN the name Of common sense can
10 plead in behalf Of Z reelection ?
Not fitness, nor faithiulness, nor homes.
y; and yet, it is said, he has been Of
;reat service to the party. Bah! IL it
he special mission Of the party 70 per-
oetxate itse!ff If it d, Jeunison must
oe dropped. But II it has . nobler
purpose-eveu that Of administering
he government honestly and efficiently,
il can make no proper use Of any such
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-10

ct Delaware; A. Lowry, u. d., OF
Ohio; J. b. Footc, Of Syracuse, N. Y,
and S. Coleman, Of Penn Many.
Iayu,cn and ministers Of the Methodist
and other churches are prescnt-amons
whom il Adam Wallace, Ed. Of the
i" Methodist Homo Journal" Phil.
Tho meeting is attended with great
interest aud power. The spirit Of God
porvadcs nearly every heart on the
ground. They are held regularly eve
~ day, at 5. 8 and 10, "A. NJ, II, 8, 6,
and 8 r. NJ. Some Of the most thrill
ling appeals, We have ever heard, we
lietcned to on this ground. Tho utmost
order and dsooru,n prevails. A police
force is organized, yet see'n to have but
little to do day Or night: o" Sabbath
tho gates - tho ground wero closed
against the entrance Of cariages,aIl the
day, and absolutely clossd to all per-
sons going in or out, from the time Of
the morning service, until evening.
This arrangement had been fully ad-
vsrtised long before, 81 that none were
taken by surprise. The grounds, al
d'y Sabbath, were orderly and quiet as
= church. The sermons we're delivered
BY John 8. Iuskip, DR.. Lowry, aud Dr..
Mattack, and were Of great power. A.
bout 5000 people were present, under
the immense canopy and amph;tbeatro.
The climax Of tho day was in the after
noon. After \ sermon Of wonderful
beauty, force, and junction, BY Dr.. Low
~, Rev. Mr.. Inskip took charge Of the
altar exc: cises. The rains of Saturday
night had mudded the aisles, and though
straw had baen profasely scattered, yet
the place was manifestly, not fit Cor the
hundreds Of seekers to enter the altar
and kneel. To handle On immense A.
sembly Of 5000 people, aud bring in
terested ones to a specific point. with
out drawing some lines Of distinction,
was an impossibiIity. We were pug
slsd and s,licitcus to know what he
would do. He made few stirring re-
marks, aud then, instead of asking a
single soul to knesl, he led penitents
and seekers on, step by step, in the CON-
secration to God, by asking them ques
lions. They answered by show Of hands
aud by rising, as he Designated. Twas
\ thrilling sight. Peniteuts by hun
dreds, were weeping aud in their enthu-
siasm, standing up and raising, not one
but both hands and singing in soft SUBJ
dued tones
"Lcrd, I give my all to thee
Friends AID time and earthly store,
Soul aud body, thine to be.
Wholly thine, forever msrs."
The number rapidly increased, until,
=: the last, the whole vast audience
seemed enthuscd with the spirit Of God
aud the sympathy Of the occasion.
When the leader said, "let every man
and woman, who now, this moment,
gives himself to Christ, to let Him
reign over you forever, rise and hold up
your right hand" I never saw an au.
dience more Of one accord, aud Of one
mind, suffused and melted together end
moulded by the mind Of single lead.
er. 1t was elevated into the highest
enthusiasm and yet no boisterousness,
no disorder, unless those who have an
excessive horror Of emotion in religion
would call few ha!leluiahs out OF
place. When the 5000 joined in
"All hail the power Of Jesus nsme!"
the chorus sounded like the voice OF
many waters" A. 3. BISHOP.