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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-28

ScRIBNER's FoR JUNR.-.Ths South
Caroliua Problem is discussed with
fullness, sharpness and apparent fairn-
ness by Mr. Edward King, in the June
number Of Scribers's. This being one
Of The Great South series, the illustr.
alton are, as usual, numerous,
and deal with character as
veil As laddscaps and architecture.
there are in this number six stories ..o;'
parts of stories, the authors beiug the
nov famous SAKE Holm (the beginning
Of story in two iustallments), Henry
james, Jr., Rebccca Harding Davis.
Adeline Trafton, La Forge, and Jules
Vexue. The second and concluding
paper on 1ennysou, By Stedman; an
illustrated paper on 'Au Sable Chasn,.
the gate Of the Adrioudacks; sketch,
with portrait, Of the poet Aldrich; an
account Of 'Aa Elephant Hunt in
Siam; and poems by Colonel, Higgin
son, Benjamin f. Taylor, Mary L.
Ritter. Elizabeth AIKEN Allen and
Martha r. Lowe complete TIE list OF
contributions. In Topics of the time
Dr.. Holland writes about The Late
Rrooklyn council, the Moral Power Of
Woman, and A Good Fellow. The Old
Cabinet has TO do with Barbarism.
There is . long and timely poem,
'Diogenes in America in Etchiugs,
and there are book notices, scientific
notes, etc, - usual.
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS DESTROYING
SEED.-In the East and in some Of
the wooded portions Of the West and
South, crows are regarded as great
nuisance from their propensity for
pulling corn. In the prairie regions,
the crow blackbird is regarded as ful.
" q match for tho crow. In all this,
but little account is taken Of their val.
ue to the husbandman as the destroy.
ers of noxious insects which, but for
these aud other larva-eatiog birds
would utterly destroy the hopes Of the
farmer. Various remedies have been
from time to time advised to preven,
birds from pulling corn after being
planted, as tarriug and saturating with
various nauseous substances. Unfort.
unstely, 10 the West, where nearly al
the corn is planted by machinery, this
medicating sadly interferes with the
proper planting Of the seed.
One Of the easiest means We know
10 prevent this pulling Of corn, when
birds seem 90 inclined, 10 to seattle,
soaked corn in the fields. This viii
be eaten BY the birds and the planted
corn will be left. Rolling the land
over tho corn is also bene6,ial.-"Wes
tern Rural.
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Scribner's Monthly.
Extraordinary inducements to New
Subscribers
500 PAGES Fol. .&1, ,ool ETC, ETC,

'o Av-'0'' "' wv
The publishers Of sCRlBNER'S Monthly, in III. ir
prospectus lust issued promi ~ for the cnsn.
more brilliant array Of contributors and an incrssa
In the variety and beauty efits illustrations already
conceded to b "6ner than any which have Litncr to
appeared in any American Megasine,
Dr. Holland the editor will write the serial story
Of the ar which will BE- autobioRraphical in forn,
and viii be illustrated BY wiss Haiieck Il s en.i-
tied sARTHUR BONNlCASTLE," and will deal
With some OF the most difficult problemk of Am.ri-
can LIE. Il viii BE- Commenced IN the Novsml,e,
number.
There Will b . new story by SAKE Holm ssTHE
ss.t H.ts 4, S.;t ,sssor ., o,.,
living will contributa charscteristic storv enti.
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The Farmers Un,un," the organ Of
the Patrons Of Hu>bsndry in this State
contains the following 10 regard to
Donnelly's anti monopoly address.
so long as Mr.. Donnelly circalates
it through the medium OF the press it
is all right aud We have no digestion,
but when ie uses the Grange ~ it's
organ of transmission We shall protest.
1t is contrary to the spirit oftbe Order
to consider p'lit,es in any form, aud
lie we'll knows 1t His attention il
called to the f,llowing from the Ma.
tional platform adopted at St. Louis.
'Ae .mphutic.liy aad sincerely as.
sert the oft repeated truth taught in
our organic law, that the Grange, Ma.
tional, State or Subordinate. is not 4
political organization. No Grange, il
true to its Obligations, can discuss po.
l;tical or religious Questions nor cali .
political convention. nor nominate can.
did ties, nor even discuss their merits
In its Meetings."
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OLIVER OPrlc's MAGAZINE FOR
MAY.-With this number is closed
the fifteenth volume of this highly
successful home monthly. Tho oonclu-
sion of Oliver Optics story, The Com.
ing wave ; the winding up.of Geo.: NJ.
Bakers serial Running to Waste, and
the last chapters Of Prof. James De
Miles novel, The Lily and the Cross,
al handsomely illustrated, are among
tho attractions of the number. There
areialso further developments Of The
Homespun Club, by Mrs. L. B. Urbino;
the last Of tn The Camp aud the Gulch,
a humorous sketch BY B. P. Shillaber,
entitled Briudle Tom. Three full page
illustration, 'Beautie Of Juae in the
Garden by the Stream and s1n the
Saddle Aaumber of charming sketches
and the usual variety Of Head Work,
pigeon Hole Papers. etc. For the next
volume We are promised . new story
by Oliver Optic, with the telling title.
rhe Dorcas Club, or Our Girls Ahoat.
A new serial by, Eliza Kellogg, Sowed
by the Wind; or A Poor Boy's For
tune A new story Of girlhood BY Miss
Virgins F. Townsend. author Of Our
Girla,' entitled That Qaeer Girl and
other attractions destined to greatly
increase the subscription list Of this
famous monthly, for which the pub
fishers claim more reading matter,
more illustrations, and larger corps
Of contributors and artists than any
other magazine in the United Statee.
Issued At $500 per. year, by Lee 4
Shepard, Publishers, Boston
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IN PROBATE COURT.
S:ats Of Minnesota,
Redwood County. sS

In the matter Of the estate Of Jesse Cordner.
9eeeased-On reading and 6ling the petition Of B,
F. Cordner cf Redwood County, representing among
county, on the 18th day Of November A. D. 1878, at
Dexter tn the State of Iowa. died iutestate and being
resident Of this county at the time Of his death,
leaving gaods chattsa and estate within thia county
and that the said p'titioner brother OF aad de-
ceased and praying that administration tfsaid estate
be to him granted It is ordered that ad petition be
heard before theJudge Of this Court onFsay the 9Th
dav "f June 4. y. 1874, at s o'clock A. ~, At the
Office ofthe Jndrge Of probate in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof ba given to
the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons inter
ested By Publishing copy Of this order for three
anccessve weeks prior to sai day of hearing in the
Re.:.cod Gazette weekly Newspaper printed and
Dated st Redwood Falls the 12tn day Of Nay A. D.
1874. By the Court
H. H. Baldwin Judge Of Pro hate.
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Gel. W. S. King realized S123, 500
on his sale Of thorough bred cattle last
week lie had shipped to Chicago,
and di>pascd Of them at public sale
1t was the Lynd,ls herd and, BY far,
the e rest in the State, aud probably in
the Country. The highest price paid
for any one animal was $1i O0G and
the average. iuclu ling calves, was
Sl.63:3.
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Minneapolis cI,im> to have the largest
Touring mill in Americ.. the mill was
built by W.D Washburu at an expense
Of $3.50 600 the building is 100 1873
feet in size. tuilt Of blue mes one in
courses. aud is six and one.hslf stories
in height, or nin'y feet from ground to
roof, aud c. ntaius frsy run of stone
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D,riug the gale on Sunday last the
halt completed Catholic Church in this
place was bi"vu bodily from the posts
which formed it's foundation. The
iI.s,i'u ion fell righ'side up. .bnt not viii
care. by any means. for the j,r it re
ceired r,cksI it SD thorou ,hly tha,
about an hour sftsrwarl- it. fell-a
complete wreck Detroit r. cod.
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SUMMONS.
DISTRICT coURT-Ninth Judicial Dist
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
CouNrY OF REDwooD. 30
EsRA D. Posr - Administra-
tor of the estate Of I'd
ward H0co,%ist' ss.;as, deceased Summons

p NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mick:
The State Minnesota, to the above NAM
ed defendant: You are hereby common
ed and required to answer the Complaint
in this action which has been filed in the
Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court and for the County Of Red
wood and State Of Minnesota and
70 serve q copy Of your Answer to the said
Complaint on the subscriber, at his Office
in the village Of Redwood Falls Redwood
Co. Stste Of Minnesota within twenty days
after the service Of this Summons upon you
exclusive Of the day Of such, service
and ii you fail to answer he said Comp
laint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated May 18th AID. 1874.
N. &. POWELL
Plaintiff 3 Attorney, Redwood Fslls, Mimi.
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NOTICE.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls, MINI. Nay 9th lS7l
Complaint having been entered at this Of1cs by
John Noble against John Mckenzie for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No 6oo2, dated May 9, 1sf2.
upon the lots Sand West 4 Of South East V
Section 80, TownshiO l13, Range 10 In Lyon County
Minnesota.
with . view to the cancellation of said entry the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
ofce ON the 18th day Of June 1874 at 1Oo'clsek n
70 respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment.
BEN. SMITH, Register.
Is wN, II KELLY, Receiver
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Last Thur>d,y the Commissioners
opp i"ted by the Ssedi.h Latherap
Conference cana here t;r the purpose
oi & King up,' the site for the propns
ed college. They examined the vari.
Gus points which had been suitable.
bu, the one which pleased them the
most, and which they deciled upon
scarcely without hesitation. was the
"la'ch place" ON the bluff, which Wa.
recently purchased tv AR" A. Stone
They t,ke ten screS f,r $50 With the
privilege If IN additional ten acres a,
the same pre- -S Peer Tribune"
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1t is estimated that one.fourth ol
the cultivated sugar cane land Of Lou
isina, alone, has been owe, flown -or
half million acers. Last years crop
Of rice. sng,r and molssses was wort b
S25 900 900; this years crop includ
ing cation would be estimated a. near
ly sl3 O00, COO, had the overflow not
occurred. by the food, eue-s;x 9Th Of tho
crop has been damaged -or So. .O0O, coo
besides the half million on live stock,
poultry, veseta tles aud other articles Of
Eaad
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LEGAL. ADVERTISEM'TS
NOTICE.


III 8. LAND OFFICE
~ Redwood Falls. Mimi. Nay % 1874
Complaint b wing been entered at this onlce By
Charles feauan against John r. Seeley, for ahan.
doning his Homestead Entry, No. s62, dated Nov
emoer Z. !S7a upon the North East quarter Of Sec.
ton q, Township lis, Range 90 10 Renvills County
Minnesota.
With view 70 the cancellation Of said entry the
the said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at
this Oce the 9Th day 0f July. 1874 At u O'Clock
=, - respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
b. +. SIXTH. Register.
Is W. H. KELLy. Receiver.
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THE GAZETTE.
VIZ. o HssRiorr. J. >. bSAt.
HERRlOTT e. BEAL,
Edis sors a nd Publishers.

The The st. Peter, Tribune" has
received new power press and Mr..
Moore expects to enlarge his ,,per
and We have no doub. his business will
increase with his facilities for doing
work.
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Since the last .'R. porter" was print
Cd We are unable to see any decrease
in the grassh"ppers If any change a,
a !. there are more. Bat az to the
damage they hive done, it is compare.
lively slight, 90 far MS We are able to
learn from onr farmers. thou Sh their
work is visible in many places. Spec
uls'i"ns are rife in regard to the prob
ab li,y of devastation, but At the pre-.
sent writing there seems to be- more
fear than actual damage. lham
Reporter.
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NOTICE.

q. Land Onlcc,
Redwood Falls, Minn., May q. 1874. {
Csmplaint having been entered at thia Office by
Charles Leesman against Isaac C. Seeley, fol
abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. t6S, dated
November Z, 1879, npon the North West quarter oi
Section q Township ll5, Range -, in Rsnvills
County. Ninn,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned 70 appear st thia
o6loe on the 9th day Of July 1874, at II O'Clock
n. g rsspond and furnish tsstiOony conserving
said alleged abandonment.
B.F. SxrfH, Register.
3S wM. q. KsLLY, keoeivef.
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The r i River Star" denies tha,
the River il very low, as the Press r.
porer stated Il says there were 6ve
fee, IF ~rcr q, the rapids l,<t week
aud the Theruometer Was 1O2 degrees
IN the skal".
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NOTICE:.

U. 3. LAND OFFlCR,-
Redwood Falls Minn., Nay 70 1874. !
CsDplatnt having bsen entered at this Once BY
John Meier against Gabriel Hunter or aban-
doning his Homsstead Entry No. 81, Dated Sept
1874, upon the North half Of South East quarter
Section II, Township lis, Range 81 In Sbley County
Minnesota,
with view 70 the cancellation Of said entry the
sid parties hereby summoned 70 appear at this
0mee on the 20th day ofJune 1874, at 10 o'clock A.
H., to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
BEN. +. SnIfH, Register.
"a WI. Fl. LEILY. Receiyer
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Maj Bike has ,,t received from
GOV. Davis &c sack, ot Buck wheat and
40 Sake "i potatoes FIR the poor "i
Lyon a"d L;ns In c,antics D.s,ribu
tion will b. msde through the local
COMMIT .ttees
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NOTICE.

TT 8. LAND OFFICE
u Redwood Falls, Ninn., Nay 1st 1874.
Complaint having been entered at this oflce BY
Christ b. Dahl against Peter A. Anderson for aboudsn
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 2SS dated Apr1 7th.
1878. upon the South East quarter Section 1s,
Township liz, Range 70, IN Lyon County Minn,
with view to the cance llation Of said entry the
said parties hereby SUNNI ~ned to appear ct this
Once the 18th day Of June, 1874, at 10 o'clock
V. to respond and furnish testimony Conserving
said alleged abandonment.
B.F SxITH, Register.
81 WI. KELLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE.

TT 5. LAND OFFICE
- Redwood Falls, Mnn Nav 25th, 1874.
Complaint hsveing been entered at this Once By
George Miller. against William r. Cahton for aban-
donins his Hcmestrad Entry, No. 61s. dated Sop
temOer 18th 1879. npon the North 4 of North Fast
= Section 20. Township lis, Range 81. in Yellow
Medicine County, Minnesota, with a view tn the
cane lation Of said entry the s,d parties hereby
su"moned to appear at this Office on the 9th. day At
July, 1874 at 9o'clock A.. n, to respord and fur.
ment.
B. F. SIXTH, Register.
IS VIZ. II, KELLy, Receiver.
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NOTICE.


q. 8. hand OMee,
Redwood Falls Mimi. Nay eth 1874. !
Complaint having been entered 1t this odies By
A. II. Knight against Bernard Weimeler for aban-
1873, upon the lots IL and Is Section 6, Township
ia, Range 81 Sibley County Mlnnesota.
with view TO the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
oGice the 10th dav Of June 1874 at 1Oocl0ck ~
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged abandonment
B.F. SMITH, Register.
81 WIN. II. KELLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE
.. 8. Land Once, I

o. s. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, MINI, April oath, 1874
Complaint having been entered at this Once by
Nathan Davis, against Calvin Drake, for aben-
doning his Homestead Entry No e3S9 dated July sth
Township Ill Range y In Lyon County M,nn.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
respond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
B.F. SIXTH, Register.
81 VIZ II. KELLY, Receiver.
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NO1'ICE. !
q. 8. Land once,

Redwood FAlls Minn., April q 1874. :
Complaint having been entered at this ofics By
Theodore Hays against Adam Buck for abandoning
his Homeetead Eatry No. 6loA dated Sept. Z. le5l,
spon tie 3 4 n " Z and Lots No. 2Seeti0n
Township III Range u n Sibley County, Ninns-
sofa
With view 70 the eanosllation Of said entry; the
said pastsa are hsrsby sammonsd 70 appear at TIL.
eAles sn the 10th cay Of Juns: 1374. at II
o'clock u, % rsspoAA and farnish testimony Coz
corning gsaidailsgsdasA
D.F. Snffn, Register.
Wa. n. KxLlY. R00eivr.
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CASH PREMIUMS.

Any person scai;cs subscriptions
to the WEEKLyl pIsr.7cn "a. tie rats
Of 81 20 per anhum will be entitled t.
the following..CASH PREMIUMS:
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lion l. l. Baxter, S;a'e Senator
from Carver couaty. has lei to the
hymaneal alter Mss R,rb IRA D.uss.
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Sr. NICHOLAS FOR JUNE.-Opens
with sea side, How the sGslr went
Down. BY Rebecc, Harding Davis, i'll.
ustrated BY two Of Miss seannell's cha
racteristic drawings. There 10 also an
English story, The Two Carriages. by
Mrs Charter, sister Of Canon Kingsley.
Folded Hands Clara G Dolliver has
. charming little sketch called Mrs.
Siipperkin's Family aud there is first
rate boys story, The Little Reformer,'
BY Ko>siter johnson. The Heronry
Among the s;narled Pines is hunting
.ketch BY z. A. Stephens. there 10 an
acconnt Of Isaac .deston, who Is desc.
,ibed - nice old g-ntleman Who held
,f6ce and Was honest. and sn adnirsble
article BY Wm. II Rideiag, telling how
.unken vessels are raised and their car.
goes saved BY our coast. wreekers. A
number Of excellent engravisss show
how the divers work, &c, 10.
Among the poems in this number
We fad, Towns Of Go<sames,' By Lacy
Laroom ; july story in verse by
Mary Mapes Dodge, the three
serials are - good % ever; in Fast
Friends,' Mr.. J. Trowbridge gives
his heroes some amusing New York
experiences; there is : night adventure
in = wood in Oliver Thoraeis .Nimpo,s
T'roub es,' and an account Of the pecu.
liar v0rkinOa Of 4 h0v,a te1eOrnnh O0m.
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H. u. Baldwin Judge Of Pro hate.
NJ I'lCE,

U. 8. Land ONCE,
Redwood Falls. Mnn., May 20. 1874 :
Cor plant having been entered at this Office BY
". J. kadford against George SchoReld for
sbandoning his Presumption Entry No. 4l9, d.ted
June q, 1875, upon the wh ofsw x SEX Of sw 4
and Lot section q, township 113, Range 3S in
Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Once
ON the 26th day Of JuRc 1874, at o'clock NJ to re-
aban.;onmcnt.
r.. F.. SIXTH, Register,
-" ~ VIZ. H. KELLY. Receiver
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SUM MONS.

State of Minnesota DISTRICT COURT,
County { Redwood 9TH. JUDICIAL DISTRICT
David r. Billings, Plaintiff against George c. Newell
Defendant.
The state Of Minnesota to the above named De.
fendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to an.
swer the complaint in this action which 10 fled Ia
serve copy Of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office in Marshall, Lyon
County, State Of minnesota within twenty days after
the service Of this summons upon you, exclusive oi
the day Of such service, and If You fail to answer
the complaint within the time Aforesaid, the paintiG
in this action will take judgment against you for the
sum claimed In the said besides disburse-
ments and costs Of suit.
Dated April Is, 1874. Z. B. JEWETT,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BEEBE SHAW, Attorneys Tor y rt.sgee.
Minneapolis MINI.

CrATE 1t NlNNE5s.TA, COUNTY Of kEDWtIOIl
~ ~. The State Of Minnesota, to Charles lartell
defendant, You are hereby summoned to b. and
appear before the undersigned one OF the Jnsticsi
Of the pesee. in and for ssd county the 9Th day
Of April 1874 at 3 O'Clock in the fore noon at my
Office in the village OF Redwood Falls, In said county
to answer TO Jacob j. Light in civil action. Should
Judgement viii Be rendersd agsanst yoa upoa tn
evidsncs adduced By said Jacob J. Light tor suct
sun - No shall show himself entitled TO.
Given u1der my hand this 25th day Of February
A. D. 1874. SANCEL SICKLE.
n IuekSn. ~ tha Peace
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MORTGAHE SALLY.

Default has been made in the payment Of the pum
Of One Thouaand Eve hundred and sixty one dollar.
the date Of this notice on Mortgage bearing dats
the first day Of September A d 1873 executed BY
Edward Mccormick of tia County Of Redwood and
ss .nd
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds In ami for the
County Of Redwood and State Aforesaid the first
day Of September A 1873 at o'clock A n in Book
No acton or proceeding At law Or otherwise haa
been instituted to recover the debt or any part
thereof secured BY said Mortgage.
suance Of power Of sale contained in said mortgage
and of the statutes in such made and provided
The premises described in and covered BY said mort
gage a follows to wit.
fhe south east quarter Of Section twenty two az,
The south west quarter 1.-THE south west quarter oi
Section twenty three .23). The north west quarter
Of the north west quarter and the south east Of the
north west quarter Of section twenty-six (26).
Tho northeast quarter ct the northeast quarter Of
section twenty t7) and the southeast quarter
Of the south east quarter Of Section (33)
norsh Of Range No thirty four (si) vest. win be
at the front door Of the Cour, House IN the Town q
ssss s:1 Fs ~ is1 SsS' s z y :ss Hs e:
forenoon to satisfy the amount than due on said
mortgage and the costs and expenses Of sale inelud
ing seysnty-ave dollars Attorney. fees stpuatsd "a
2: MCCORMICK and
MARIA MCCORMICK
D..s ssG s.'ss sgEss4s T.. III. attorney for
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
MA.E Q. NosreAooss:-Hsnry Hill and Mary l..
NAM Q, Mo.raAozs:-Guy r. weseott-
DArs o. NoRraAaE:-Ths 22nd day Of January
Recorded ON the 1lth day Of March D 1877 At one
O'Clock and twenty minutes n in book "a" OF