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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Real Estate.
I'm approved Farms, and Wild Land,
for sale in any quantities, aud upon
terms to suit all applicants.
Enquire Of Is: VOSBUKG.
Austin, Mimi, March 26th, 1874.
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HALL & WEST. have everything
needed to supply the demand Of an
extensive city and county trade. Call
and examine their stock.
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AN0N<, the new contributions to the
literary fund, may he mentioned the
SCRAP Book, or Variety Magazine. 1t is
full Of instructive matter, and is intended
to interest and amuse both old and young.
1t is published quarterly by the SCRAP
Book company, at Detroit Mich. Sub
scription price 60 cents per year. In clubs
of five or more, so cents each per annum
Address the publishers
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WV. RICHARDS, has 500 pieces Of joice
for the new blocks to be built by IRA"
and John Walsh.
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MAYOR SMITH will 20 east mex
week.
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PIANO INSTRUCTION. Miss Sophie
Anderson gives instruction on the Piano and
Organ at S. A]derson's, on River street. The
system Of accented lingering taught. She a.
SO gives instruction in vocal music and cult.
walton of the voice.
Those desiring to take lessons will find it a
good opportunity. n2l-tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

D. b. COLEMAN of Grand Meadow, had
his Forehead "blnzcd" yesterday, by pis
tol ball accidently discharged.
May DAY-The Baptist Society
meet tomorrow night at Hunts Hall,
for general good time. They will
have May flowers if they have to mako
them, and will elect u queen, and then
crown her. The most popular Alder
man of tho city will be selected by vote,
and to him an appropriate chair will
be awarded. Admission 20 cents. Go
carly.
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TOMORROW will be "May Day." but
it won't appear until evening, and then
only at Hunts hall, where tic "Quecn"
will hold a levec. al are invited and
a good time promised.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

GRAND RALLY at the Congregation
al Church on Saturday Evening, to
discuss the effects of beer drinking.
The opposition arc invited to take part
in the discussion.
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HAMBURG EDGINGs, &c.

HAMBURG EDG1NGS, &C.
F.. KING,
Has just received from New York, a
fresh stock Of Shawls, Dress Goods,
Hosiery, Prints, &C., for sale very
cheap.-Sn,aU Expenses and Small
Profts- April 23rd. n3t2
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

A nice assortment OF ladies summer
Hats Of the latest styles just received and
to be sold at lowest prices ut CUM
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For Rent.

The upper rooms in the building
on Main Street, known as the Park
Place. Enquire of
h1-v7tf r. L.BUCK
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

THE Methodist people arc repairing
and embellishing their chapel.
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". +. SUTHERLAND Of this city,
has purchased the right from Messrs.
Brownson & Piper, Of Ohio, for Mime
sofa, to sell the best washing machine
in the United!Statcs, called "The Com
pletc." Every machine is warranted
for five years, and will be kept so gra-
tuitously. Hundreds Of our citizens in
Mower Co. and vicinity, are now using
them, and they speak for themselves.
Don't fail to try one, they arc only
5000 a piece.
Persons wanting TER itory should
avail themselves of this opportunity at
once.
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John w. Gregg Esq. Of Nevada, Of
fers his fine farm for sale. There are
but few better locations in this sec ton
of the state. We will speak Of some
of its advantages next week.
Rev. TnEopHoL1s Lowry, an ex-
emplary and talented christian minis
ister, died at his late residence in the
town of Sumner, Freeborn County, one
week ago to-day.
Tue resolution discussed last Fri
day evening, "Resolved, That We will
withhold our patronage froa, all who
are not out and out supporters Of the
temperance movement" was adopted.
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A stranger lady visited the ladies
league on Tuesday, and impa rted much
valuable and interesting information.
She has just come from the scene of
temperance action IN Illinois, and has
been actively engaged in the woman's
work there, where by much faith and
perseverance,, and calling rpou God,
night anu day, place of 5000 inhabi-
tants, given wholly over to drunken
ness, surrendered up, and the tones of
the bell broke upon the still hours Of
prayer announcing victory. The re-
snlt of the election was No License.
She may speak before the temperance
gathering Saturday evening.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
MARRIED.

HAYES-COOK,-At theCongregational
Church in this city, at 1917 O'Clock, A.
N. on the Goth inst, by Rev. Henry
'Kctcham, Mr.. J. j. HAYES and MISS
LOI B. Cook, all of this CITY,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

DUSS B. DAVIS,
Genera, Agent Home Lite 'ns. Co.
for Southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa.
omss, LIT Dsor ssath Of Court House.
vl.1v Austin, xinnesota:
A usrlS MILLS
1ke only FIGURING Mill ="
ENGLE l. CO.
/: s. 3: SMITH;
De1asr n
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4. NJ. R. IL.

Trains going east depart from Win.
ncbago City 6:30 a. NJ. arrive at RAM
soy at 1925 a. NJ. and 1T Lacrosse at
4:30 r. NJ. Going west, leave LaCrossc
At $40 A. NJ. arrive at Ramsey at 1896
and at Winncbago City at 500 +. NJ.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

PASSENGERS going east via the n.
& St. P. r. X. 60 right through on
that line without delay, except for sup
per with Williams of tho Dousman
house, Pra Du Chen, and for break
fast at Milwaukee, arriving in Chicago
at II clock A. NJ. The same time
with tho same halts is made going
west. This company run palace sleep
ing cars each way between Milwaukee
and Pra Du Chen, on all night trains.
Passengers will govern themselves
accordingly.
The Register was victimizcd little
last week ty the boys in Jail, for break
ing into the residence Of Edwin French
lately. 1t gave the name of each one
with confidence which would Justify
the supposition that the two parties
were on intimate terms. 1t transpires
that the boys belong in Rochester,
Mimi, and have names which they do
not wish further to disgrace by connec.
them publicly with their late foolish
performance in this city.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

Dress Goods! Dress Goods -
Richardson & Mayhem can astonish
the public by their large display Of
Dress Goods, and their popular
Driccs.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

FRANK MCWHoRTER has gone to
New Lisbon, Wis. to visit his parents
and friends.
DIR. W. L. HoLLIsrER is building a
good sized addition to his house on
main street.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

SEE the new s:ad" Of r. l.. Buck &
Co.
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large assortment Of new goods. They
intend to keep at tho head Of the trade
in their speciality. For anything in
the line gold, silver: and diamonds,
90 to their store
Cooley, for May, is really consolation
(scc frontispiece) containing all the late
sty}cs~a flowcry gem in music, and sto.
RIGS full Of life and thought. The few
who have not taken this popular monthly
can get it Of the editor ut Philadelphia.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY, for May,
is among our wife's choicest selections.
1t contains some of the latest things by
the best masters, and is worth four times
the subscription price 49, 900 per year.
n ew York.
For the accommodation of some of the
Girls in town who may have "friends' in
iail, we suggest to the City Council the
propriety Of furnishing a reception room.
It is too bad that young ladies have to get
down on their knees on the sidewalk and
converse with "cagcd birds" through IT. e
"gratcs-"
TIE sociable Of the Congregational
s"ciety was held last week with Mrs
Il. =. VanValkenbureh. The atten-
dance Was much greater than usual,
and the enjoyment sccled to be uni
vcrsal. Quite number Of tho more
aged people attended, feature which
should characterize each session.
Mr.. N. T. GRArrAN, General Agent for
Me- ormick's "New Reliable" has come
to Austin, where he will make headuunr-
tiers for most extensive sale of mach
inery. Hc brings with him Mr.. Stradei,
an agreeable and efficient young man,
and together they expect to attend bust
ness. See elsewhere, what is said about
the New Reliable"
We give to "Catholic" nearly a COL
umn Of space this W eek, which he uses
in an attempt to avoid the force Of the
"Floral Club" resolutions which ap-
peared in the TRANSCRIPT, two weeks
ago concerning former article of his
published in the Register. We have
not room this week for review, but
the article may get some notice from US
before long.
ANDY ST.. JOHN of Lyle, brought a
span of horses from Owatonna last fall
and on Monday night they slipped
their halters and escaped. The next
morning they were stopped a mile
north Of this city by N. Teetcr, where
they we're soon found BY the owner.
An unerring instinct was directing the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
Geo. T. Wilbour & Son,
Merchant Tailors,
And dealers in
Ready~Made Clothing,
GENTS
Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Gaps, &c.

G. |. HENDERSON & CO.,
Bank, Passage, & Foreign Ex-
change Business,
LIE ROY, MINI.
Tickets to AID from all parts 1t Europe by
r<hs Anchor, Gaisn, and all other lines, sold
at lev rates.
Responsible parties can obtain Tickets on
Credit, 1t liberal rates, until after next har-
rest, II desired.
Money loaned on Resi- Estate OF Collateral
Securities.
Leroy. Misn.. Feb. 18th, 1874.
First National Bank Of Austin,
(susesssor to Harlan ". Page, Banker.)
OLIVER W.sHAW HARLAN v. PAGE.
President. Cashie-.
DL,v.n ". SHAW, G. E. SKINNER,
T.. A. ROLLINS, r. o. WHEELER,
(Pfssidsut National HARLAN ". PAGE
Life Ins Co., Phil'a.
Eastern Exchange ana Drafts on Great Bril-
'sain and al principal Continental Cities, 70
sale il sums to suit.
Collections will reoei~e prompt attention.
Agents for lnman Limo Of Steamships and
Tickets sold 1t lowest currency rates to
;dua from all Railway stst; ons in Europe.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

J. J. Hayes & Bro. will soon have a
large assortment OF new goods. They
intend to keep at the head Of the trade
in their speciality. For anything in
the line Of gold, silver: and diamonds,
go to their store
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

THE Ladies' Temperance League
will hold meeting on Monday next
at 3 o'clock P. NJ, and very important
business will come before the League,
Mrs. W. W. BRowNsoN,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

But for an accident of which we were
the victim, we should have mentioned
two weeks ago, IN improved tanning mill
an invention of Joseph Bourgard of this
city. 1t was the purpose of the inventor
to construct a mill that would sepcratc
wheat from everything else, and render it
fit for seed. In this purpose he seems to
have succeeded almost to perfection. The
mill not only takes from among the
wheat everything with which it may have
been mixed, but removes also all the
light and imperfect kennels of the grain
Itself, "a fact Of great importance to
farmers. 1t is now a we'll established
fact that only we'll developed and healthy
grain is fit for seed. The short stalks
and blightcd heads which are so numer.
Gus in almost every wheat field, may be
attributed to the use of imperfect seed.
It.:was for a long time believed that shrunk.
en- wheat was the most profitable for
seeding, for the reason that there are
more kernels in bushel, and therefore
more stalks would be produced from
given quantity of seed. The last part Of
this proposition is, NO doubt truc;. but
it is also true that not more than half the
stalks that spring from shrunkcn seed
will ever grow to healthy maturity.
Hence it is of the first importance that
such seeds be kept out of the soil. Mr..
Bourgard's mill takes all such from the
heavy healthy grain.
The improvement consists of three new
things, to:wit: A new kind of sieve: shak-
ing movement impaired to the screen; and
a new method of admitting air to the
sicves. The mill may be seen in the room
adjoining Galloway's grocery store, and
1t may be tried by any who wish to clean
grain for seeding.
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+ H. ~ - -
CLERK OF TIE DISTRICT COURT,
Austin, Mower County, Minnesota
n P, VAN VALKENBURGH,
~. Dealer IN Farm Machinery, Salt, Coal,
Limo, Grain, Co., 10. O9ee South Side OF
Public SQUARE, Austin, Ai~a. n12
4 JjSrIN AND RAMSEY STAGE
II LINE.
Stases leave Austin daily, making close
s,npection with Passenger Trains over tho
Southern Minnesota Railroad.
Fare, so Cents.
Inns s. HUTCHINS, Proprietor:
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r, j. TYLER
CITY AUCTlONEER.
Leave Orders at the Mayors Office.
v6n51 AUSTIN, MlNN.

M b. SLOCUM,
De,jer in Grain and Lumber, at Rose Creek,
MINI. Now Luuber Yard just opened. Lum.
fber, Lath and Shingles, cons.snt'y on hand.
r., -. 30
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VNHE RAMSEY AOUSE,
John Z. MORRISON, Pnorn1Er"
RAMSEY, MIMI.
Al u. ;.,etion of tho Milwaukee i st. Paul
go aonthern Minnesota Railroads.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
KeR&liRg Room.

Hendiag Room.
The You're PEOPLES UNION, has
formed an incorporation for the pur-
pose Of establishing, furnishing, and
maintaining free reading room in
this city.
The officers are, President, W.
W. Eugle Vice President, Miss Flo
IA Crs ne; Sec'y and Librarian, Miss
Mary Mansfield: Treas. W. II. Gran
dali and board OF directors, as fol-
lows: Hon. Sherman Page, X. Knud-
son, and Rev L. Hall. About $500
has been raised by subscriptions. The
ROOMS over the park place have been
rented, furniture purchased, &c. &o.
Probably arrangements will be made
tor the use Of the Floral Club Library,
and large number Of other books will
bc purchased, periodicals., newspapers,
and the current facts Of the time will
be suppl d in suf6cientquant:ty to NEE,
the present demand. Thus we note
another step in the march Of substan.
tial progress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

noRruLTVRAL IMPLEMENTS,
Farm Machinery and Produce,
Anxhraoita and 1ituminous Coal.
Order, Solicited and Promptly filed.
prop,ietov Pioneer Coal Yard.
l.,, AUSTIN, MINNESOTA.
~ vANVALKENBURGH,
Produce Dealer,
l...:. M;nnesofu.
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Austin, Mimi.
-. c.AxnALL. LAFAYETTE FRENCH.
~RANOALL l. FRENCH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Austin,
Nin,.' Once in Bank Block; adjoining
~ ,r,csir1 eelee. Colleetions aad other bas-
insss attended % esrefal]y and promptly.
A49Hr3 OF:THE .3E M ms: GV:
NE(). 81. ROBINSON. =
\T REGISTER or DEEDS, Mower 90
H,s,. win examine titles, pay taxea tor non
rsDiAsnts. 10.
Austin, Ninn., March 18th, 1871. ~
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Cooley, for May, is really consolation
(scc frontispiece) containing all the late
sty}cs-a t1owcry gem in music, and sto-
RIGS full Of life and thought. The few
who have not taken this popular monthly
can get it of the editor ut Philadelphia.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30
4 GALLOWAY,

AUSTIN, MINI.
Groceries e Provisions.
Alse-ARsut for the Sc. Joe Plow, manatec-
~,.a AZ Mishaveka. 1ud. 4Oth
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c6ce ever soluer l. Morgsn's store. kes',
a.nee. drst door east Of tho Public schoo.
building, where no may b. found to st'e e."
promptly to all calls In the t'ne OF MS p'o'e"-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-04-30

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY, for May,
is among our wife's choicest selections.
1t contains some of the latest things by
the best masters, and is worth four times
the subscription price $4,000 per year.
Address, J. L. Peters, 500 Broadway,
n eN, York
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-04

The Indlania third party had a
meeting for consultation at Indian
apolis, on the 25th. Hon. James
Buchanan, Of Ind, WAS chosen Pres
ident and R. B. Bailey, Secretary. A
committee was appointed on plat
form which, after much deliberatlon,
reported as follows:
In view of the great sufferings to
which many industrial interests of
the country are now subjected by
reason of past vicious legislation in
relation to the finances of the nation,
by reason of discriminative and ex-
tortionate rates of transportation be-
tween various market points in the
country and producers, and unjust
discrimination in our revenue sys-
TEN, by which certain interests of
the country are promoted at the ex
pense of other interests, all of which
are demanding reform, and, as after
years of Importantly to existing par
ties, no redress of the fragrant abuses
has been afforded to the people by
these parties, we realize the necessity
for 3 new political organization "of
the people, by the people, and for the
people" to restrain aggression of
combined capital upon the rights
and interests of the masses, to reduce
taxation, correct abuses, and to puri-
fly all departments of the Govern
ment. Your committee, to whom
was referred the subject of setting
forth declaration Of principles, as a
basis on which to call preliminary
National Convention, have maturely
considered the same, and, believing
that the proper solution Of tbemoney
question more deeply effects the ma
terial interests of the people than
any one other question and that it
directly or indirectly effects all other
economic questions in issue before
the people, therefore we recommend
the following basis of union:
First-It is the duty of the Gov
ernment to establish a monetary
system based on the faith and re |
sources of the nation, in harmony
with the genius of the Government |
and adapted to the demands Of legit- |
innate business. To this end circu-
lating notes of all national and State |
banks as well as all local urrency
should be withdrawn from circula- |
tiOn, and paper money issued by the
Government directly to the people |
without Intervention of any system
Of banking corporations, which mon
ey shall be legal tender. in payment
of all debts, public and private; du-
ties on imports included; this money
to be interchangeable at the opinion
of the holder with registered Gov
eminent bonds, bearing a rate Of In
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-04
FITS CURED FREEI
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Brandt 6 Condit, Plaintiffs,l saudusly
Ella j. Capper, Deiendant.J Pleas.
IN pursuance of an execution issued from the
/ Clerks office of the Court OF Common Pleas of
Sandusky County, Ohio, on the 23d day of NOvem-
Der, A. D. 1874, and to me directed in the above
House, in the City Fremont, Ohio, on
Saturday, january 2d, a. ID. 1878,
between the hours of one and two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, the following real estate,
situated in the City Of Fremont, County of San
duskv, and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit:
InlOts number 702 appraised at $50, No 7GT at 800
No. 40 at $780, No. 7I3 at $50, No. IA at $50, No
775 at $780, No 10 at $50, No. 7S3 at $50, No 7S4 at
$50, No. 791 at 500, No. 1893 at S6O No. T94 at $6O
No. 796 at $50, No 799 at SEQ, No, SO3 at S90 No.
SO4 at S6O FO S14 at $780, No. Sl5 at $780, No Sic at
$780, SIS at S6O S9 at $780, s20 at $780, S21 at S60 S22
at 500 S34 at SG0 81 at $50, Si3 at $780, S52 at $60
s53 &c., S5f at &c., $50 at $50, $50 at SG0 Sol at
$780, 81 at $50 SO at $780, SIS at 800 SS4 ts6O SIS
at GO $50 at $780, S04 at 500, s95 at $780, 900 at $780,
9O4 at S6O 905 at $780, 9O5 AT $50, $40 at G0 OIL at
$50 916 nj 500 91s at O 919 at $50 921 at $50 925
at $50 927 at S0 92S at $50 $50 at $50, 935 at SGO
GAG at s6O 937 at sGO 93S at S60 939 at $780, 942 at
800 94S at SGO 944 at $50, 946 at $50.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Appraised at $500.
Taken "a the property of Ella J. Capper, defend
ant TO satisfy an execution in favor of Brandt &
Condit plaintiffs
Given under my official signature, at the Sheriffs
Office in the City OF Fremont, in the County and
State aforesaid, this 2Sth day of November, A. d,
1874. HENRY COONROD, Sheriff.
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For some time past, notwithstand-
ing the closeness of the times, We
have been contemplating a surprise
for our patrons, and so without noise
or fuss about it we have gone to
work and got ready. Our new type
has arrived and is in case, and eveey
thing in readiness for the change
which will take effect next week,
when the OLD JOURNAL will appear
not only in a new dress but in new
form and much enlarged beyond its
present size. 1t will then be much
the largest in the county, and among
the very largest in the State. This
change has occssioned us a large out
lay, ana s constantly increased
expense, but depending upon the
appreciation of a discriminating pub
lie we venture upon it, confident that
the people will uphold us by an in
creased patronage, and an augment
ed list of subscribers. We ask our
old friends to stick by us, and by
speaking 8 good word for us among
their neighbOrs who are not sub
scribers to the JOURNAL, aid us in in
creasing our list in their localities.
And now one word more; we say
it respectfully but none the less earn
estly-Pay us what you owe us! We
need every dollar Of it, and you
know we ought to have it. We have
catered for yoU one year, for YOU two
two years for YOU three years, and
in that time have not received pay
ment from either of you. This is
not right nor doing to US as you
would we should do to you, and we
would like 70 have you change this
matter until you feel a little
more Christian like. After the first
of January we shall prune our list,
as we have done year after year, and
we hope to retain most of even those
old ones, who have got so far in ar
rears. But we must have our mon
ey even if we have to call to our aid
the services Of several justices.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-12-04
SHERIEFS SALE.

against Common
FW. 6 S. d. Fish, DefendantsJ Pleas.
IN pursuance of an order Of sale issued from the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
SCndusky County, Ohio, on the 23th day of No
vembe-, A. d. 1874, and to ne directed in the
above case, viii expose 10 public sale, at the
doorof the Court House, in the City of Fremont,
Ohio, on
saturday, Janus ~ 2d, 1875,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, the
following real estate, situated in the County oe
Sandusky, and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit.
In-lots number 4S7 and 4s9 in the Village of
Clyde, County of sandusly aud State of Ohio.
TERMs OF SALE-Cash. Appra ised at SIT5.
Taken as the property of E. W. t5 S. d. Fish,
defendants to satisfy an order of sale IN favor of F.
BucdOrff plaintiff.
Given under my official signature, at the Sheriffs
Office in the city of Fremont. in the County and
State aforesaid, this 2Sth day Of November, A. D,
1874. HENRY COCNBOD, Sheriff.
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