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Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the con
dition OF certain mortgage executed and de-
livered by Gates 4 Johnson and Frances l..
Johnson, his wife, mortgagprs to William
Chambers, mortgage bearing date July 10Th,
1872, And recorded in the Office oi the Register
OF Deeds in and for the county OF Ramsey,
and State OF Minnesota. in Book "2S'' OF
Mortgage Deeds on page 49,, on July 9th,
1912, at l0:i1 o'clock A. NJ, and in and by
which mortgage said mortgagors did convey
to said mortg gee Block numbered eleven in
Rondos addition to the city Of St Paul; also.
the undivided one-iourth y of the follow
ing described property, to-wii: commencing
at the North West corner OF the North Eas;
quarter OF the South East quarter OF section
numbered thirty six t36. township numbered
tweuty-nine (29,l range numbered twenty
three t.3;i thence West Oh the quarte. section
lire one u chain and t5al links to a point for
place OF beginning: thence North seven t7)
chains ai<i nifty and thrse-quarter 80 i links:
thence West FIVE 81 chains; thence South
seven III chains and fifty aud ;hree-anarte
f5ol. links 10 said quarter section line; thence
Essi fifty t50l links: thence South Easterly
along the Terri orial road 10 point due South
o! the place OF beginning: thence North about
three Isl chains apd fifteen isl links 10 the
place OF beginning: containg tour and one
halt AK acres, mere OF less, all in said
county "a RAMSEY to secure the payment Of six
thousand dollars ard interes: thereon from
date until paid at the rate OF twelve per cent.
per annum. according to the conditions the
note OF sait GATES A. Johnson tor said sum,
and payable 20 said mortgage, and in said
mort gage described.
And. whereas, there is claimed TO lie due
and Is due on sid note and NOR gage. at the
date o. this action the sum OF glit thousand
aour hundred dollars, and no suitl OF
proceeding at law has been Instituted for the
recovery o, said mortgage deb, or any part
thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given tina.
/? virtue OF power OF safe in said mortgage
contained and III pursuance OF the statute in
sucs. case made and provided the said mort
gage Will be ioreclosed lev the sale ci the
mortgage premises therein described and
Above se. forth. By the sheriff oi said Ramsey
county al public sucsIon to the hichess bidder
to- cash, at the front door OF the Usd Court
House IN the city OF It. Paul. in said county.
on Friday the 10Th day of Januarr. A ID
1879. ~ ten o'clock in tie forenoon to nav of
and satisfy the amount due on said mo,tcags
debt. ~ Aforesaid, and the Gusts and expenses
ei such size.
i'sstesi. 81 Paul, Mimi, November IS 1878.
RoRERT P. LEWIS, WILLIAM CHAMBERS.
Al ior MorsS gee. Mortgages.
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The Anti-AGonopo1ist.
St. PauI's CreatfInstitution.

The most successful enterprise yet started
by the citizens ofSt.Pa is the great ST. PAUL
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Association.
It's success has been most extraordinary.
now rivals, after few years of existence, the
great New England Fire Insurance companies
which have heretofore drained so much
money from the fertile fields of the west
to enrich the barren rocks Of yankee land
To those who desire cheap insurance in the
most reliable insurance company in the State,
we wSuld say by all means patronize that
great HOME institution. It's cash assets
are over ONE MILLION dollars and it has reach
ed this grand aggregate in eleven years. Here
are the figures which represent its unpar-
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CIoaks. Cioaks!
At cost at Esterlv & Heineman los
Seventh street corner of Jackson.
solCD CYin,.irr N;nepar.

How many young women W no have in her
tied :. predis position to +nbompoint have
ruined their isea!fh 10y drinking vinegar to
reduce their 'oia!s to graceful proportions
Aiian's Anti-t'.t IS perfectly harmless. 1t
iroiio'es digestion. and acconplshes its work
simpy py preventing an undue assimilation
oi the iatty ingredients Of their food Ex-
fessiFe iatEess Is n vexatious burden, and
there Is 10 lnlstr any excuse for enduring
il, since Alan's AntiFat is an effectual rem
edy or TIL. abnormal condition.
CoLocAro SPRINGS, Colo, July Is. 1878.
Is tanc Medicine Co., Buffalo, n. Y:
GENTLEaEH:-I lost three pounds while
TAXI Z oAe'n Dttie If 4iElans Anti-Fat
io,.rs truly, Mrs. 81. L MYERS.
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PROCLAMATION,
? pecial Election.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, 1t app ars by the returns OF the
State election held in the several counties of
this State on November 9th, 1878, on file in
the office OF the Secretary of State, that A. J .
Bliss and (. FL. McCleland each received
three hundred and ten (3l0 votes for the office
of member of the House OF Representative
from the first representative district. COM
prising the towns OF Belle PLANE, st. Law
renee, Sand Creek and Helena, Scott county.
Mimi, being tie vote resulting in no cleo
ton to said office:
Now tn retore, l, John S. P.llsbury, Gov
ernor OF the State of Minnesota, by virtue OF
the power vested in me Ly section a. chapter
/, Revised Statutes of Minnesota, do hereby
proclaim and appoint special election, to be
held in said district and county, for the cleo
ton OF Representative from said district, on
Saturday, December l4th. 1877
Tn testimony thereof have ,Iereunto set my
hand and caused the Great Seal OF the State
to be affixed, on this twenty-iirst day of
November, A. d. one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy eight,
L. s. JOHN S. PILLSBURY,
Governor
Attest:
j. :. iRGEGs,
Secretary OF State.
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MaJ, Il I$<RORIS4
Minnesota Wheat Markets,
From State EXchan ges tx. Dec. 6,)
Wetk'i Eeviaw OF tno St. Paul Markets,
ST. PAUL, Dec. IL.
P2npIcE ANn pR0xISInys

FLOU i,--The millers find themselves over.
run with orders, and are running day and
night. Although IN advance may raasonably
be Tucked tor the cid prices are maintained
New wheat straight XXXA So 90; patent pro-
cess al So 50a7. II, $ to brand Buckw heat
flour is selling at g. 50,2.7 10 u 100 lbs, and rye
flour Mt 90 o5a3 10 " Dbl
WEEAT-The sensational reports of e
corner Oh wheat have caused a great deal OF
talk among those not familiar with the mar
ket The tact IS that there is in sight from
S,O0o,0 900 10 H. ,000,,0 bushels more of this
grain than there was last year, and pool %!
not less than S2j,oJ0,0JO would he required
to htndte il, with li,tle chance of success
even thea. The railroad receipts in ST. Paul
!or December, closing las. night, the 10Th,
were:
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Bushels.

Fully three-ffths Of this has been deposited
in the elevators. while la-ge portion OF the
balance has gone forward to supply millers
that are sensible enough 10 use only Mime
sofa wheat. The street receipts have varied
FROM 500 to 1000 Bushels per day, and other
buyers tha.' the milierS have been present to
t. lid or ii. Values have fiuctuaei consd-
erah'y, reaching in some cases an advance OF
as high IS Sc on No. .. L is rot safe. how
ever To quote IS Id wheat higher than soc,
with corresponding prices Tor the lower
grades
The following table shows the fluctuations
OF the value OF No. " heat in the leading
markets OF the world, viz: Liverpool, New
York, Chicago, and Milwaukee,:
Last week. This week
Liverpool IS I'd " 5dD9s sd
New York SLOT 81. Go z .07
ShieaSo S4h S5a9S3l
Milwaukee S3a S2x
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CLEARANCE SALE
DRESS GOoDS

Including oored and black Chmere fancy Dress fab
Shaws and woodland
Cashmere all of which will be offered greatly prices to re-
stock Weare closing ocko Kentucky Jeans
Bargains in Shifting Fanne wisd Gray and sca white
from l2c up Tking Cheviots beached brown Cotons
Toweing Napkins and Tabings Nuba Soarfs Jackets Gloves
Hosiery Corses, Merino, Drawers Ladies'
and Chdens UnderAanne Ribbons, Furs carf and Fancy
Goods all Tor 60 days lower than bought
elsewhere. M
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Wringers repaired at SIS Robert
street.

Velvet is brocadeG on silk and satin
Tor combinations or for vests of cos
tunes Of the richest quality of silks,
satins. velvcts and some of the
cnstlier silk and wool materials.
\ novel jewel case is in the shape
OF Il table with folding leaves. Upon
pressing upon the outside of the CEN
;re OF the table it springs up and re-
vea,s the receptacle for jewels. 1t is
in silver will: japanese decorations
In gold.
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Keen Your Money Al Home

By patronizing home institutions. We grow
our own seeds, and know what we are SELL
ing.
We do not place seeds on commission, and
are not compelled to resell old seeds year
after year.
We sell direct, whether we make whole
sale or retail trade,
Stock true to name-fresh and reliable
We control the entire stock of seed of the
Minnesota Early Amber Sugar Cane.
Ask your merchants for our seeds. If he
does not keep them, order direct from us and
we will deliver them at your Express or Post
Office at regular price Catalogue free to
applicants.
Knllistec, Carter & Co.,
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FASHION ITEMS

Fur lined circular cloaks of satin
are among the novelties.
Black and white toilets are in
vogue for evening wear.
4 Sewing machines repaired at 55
Robert street.
Slate colored blue is the new shade
for gloves, ribbons and silks.
Many of the imported costumes
are trimmed with bands of fur.
The popular Dry Good house of
Esterley & Heineman corner 9TH and
jackson streets are making a grand
display of an endless variety of Christ
mas presents. II is the place.
The upper part of tortoise shell
fans composed of black ostrich feath-
ers.
Plain satin is in great demand for
dresses, and when used with striped
velvet is very handsome.
New. aud secondhand sewing ma
chimes Tor sale cheap ut SIS Robert
street.
a fruit dish of new design is i SiI.
yer boat which boy and girl are
pushing down the lowered covered
beach.
ve,;f and silk are no longer com-
binc/ ina costume; satin is used
cd u9rsse srial
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-12

Since it's foundation it has paid 81 ,704, 1856, 70
for losses
Send to C. A. Eaton, Secretary, St. Paul
Fire and Marine Association St. Paul, for
rates and terms
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHscAcc. Dec TO-
fLeUR-Quiet; spring extras - 0css5 10:
hish grades 81 1852 a.; IaieAts. S6.eoss9 10.
winter extras, "a. 20 sE5.tO
oRAlN-Whsas, dull .3weak and lower.
No. : red " inter Say .-ssh: No. Chirsrn
spring, 81 a9Slac o.sh; s. 49, ac Januars .
O. . yS-ac fsbrusr4; No. Chicago spring
% I. ssss, reIassst, 53g5.c.
RAIklfTS Flour, ia,p6s barrels; wheat,
23sttu bushels
,sAiPAENTS-F.ou II 900 larrels;w heat,
59. 30 bushels.
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DronZing at IS Robert street.


Ladies Of an economical turn, Or
whose purses sympathyze with the
general stringency wear but one
give, aud some of them none at all.
HI s Is favored not on the score OF
economy alone. but also has it's fol-
lowers among wearers Of finger jewel
~. whose effectiveness is much en-
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.
1879.
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Milwaukee Produce Market.
Mrr.WArErr Ia,


fLOUR-Quiet but iirIaly held.
GkAlN-W heat, opened steady but xc
lower closed weak: No. | hard, 9i1c: No.
IS '.o; M. . &c; do. December. ST &c: do.
January, 81 s.c, do. FEBRUARY, 81 &c; No. )
% se: No. 4 5Se; rrjectes i9c
kaCElP Is Flour, 1857 barrels; wheat,
lis, 43J bushels.
SdlPAEN IS-F.our, IS, sSi barrels; wheat.
IS ,5e3 bushels.
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FLUCTUATIONS OF The WEEK

The following are the fluctuations al wheat
a. Mi.wauaee, Tor the week ending Tnes lay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

DEATH OF TIE PRINCESS SNLN-SIN.-Au
English paper announces the death Of tb,.
Princess Salm.Salm She was born December
-, $50: la the AiHluHucb dg GDtlu she is de-
Scrlhed aS Agnes daughter of the late Colo.
mel lie Clerq. Under the name of Agnes /
Clerq, Of Lcclair, She was well known in fh.,
cqueSJlau profession i'm this country. August
"a, 1872, she married Prince Felix Consiatiua
AleAanGeI John Nepcumcrne Salm Salm
born ln ISIS. HIM She accompanied To MeNIco
where he served as general, aid de camp and
chief OF the household Of MaNimifan lhey
returned 10 Europe after the downfall of tbs
Mexican Empire, where the princess received
the order OF san Carlos. Prince Felix then
became major in the PTUSSian grenadiprS ul
the guard, and was killed August Is $50 A.
the breaking out of the war with France Ills
widow remarked two years ago wealthy
English gentleman named Heneage, who wa
before The courts few months ago yainly
endeayCrlng to secure release from his engage
ment to settle upon her a certain dover and
10 make her an annual allowance his COM
plaint being that she had at their marriage
concealed from him a fact that she was large
ly i'm debt. I'm 1875 she published parts of her
own and her husbands diaries kept in Mexico
and also an interesting volume entitled " Ten
Years OF My Life. " Y World
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The Saratoga Races.

daV Of the first meeting Of The Sarataga rscas
Rain fell until daylight, rendering the track
heavy with some puddles in front of the stand
but fine breeze is drying up the moisture.
year OldS, one mile, was won by Perfection
with Pique second, and Albert third. Time,
$50.
The second race a free handicap sweep
stakes one mile and three quarters was won
by Pilot by two lengths, with Bushwhacker
second, and KenneSaw third. Time, 3.l5.
heats, over four hurdles, distance so yards.
Dandy won the first heat, Derby coming in
second, and Dalgasian third. Time, l573I.
Passion fell at the third hurdle, hurting the
jockey. Richard Young, of Canada. the Jockey
OF Passion is yet insensible. he is danger
ouSly hurt. Wild Oats and DalgaSian were
both cut down i'm the first heat and withdrawn.
Dandy won the second heat with Derby second,
and Redding third Time L5SlL
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Secretary Thompsou.s Cr,i,o

PORTSMOUTH, y. H. July THE TalT,
pooSa, with the Secretary uf the Navy and
parry. arrived here las, NIGHT from g Que ,>f,.T
EaNlhS been DELAYED on the way hr the giving
cut Of one uf The boilers, the vessel hpin-
tp!lEed 10 steam under one. After bypakIasT
ing on Board the vessel the distinguished com
i"sA cdhe ashore ana visited the navy ward
before 10 O'clock where they W,ar, r,s,.ii,,.S
WIN lhe customary salute, and the marines
ln iull UNIFORM, under the command of Ieur
t"l. fleld. Here the Secretary was at once
waited upon 10y commodore Guest command
ami of this station, attended by the officers nj
TIE yard, and proceeded direct 10 The residence
uI The i1rmer. Tie day was occupied i'm In
ShtciihE IHltalBg> ana vessels, and IN witness
ing the placing ~ the TiconGerogl in IN
dock. IL Is uncertain how long they will II.
main here.
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Gen. Sandford,s Funeral.

NEW YORK, July I.-The funeral OF Major
General Charles w. Sanford who commanded
the lSt division of state militia for thirty years
and who has been a member OF the New York
bar for 81 years, took place this morning from
his late residence No. i62 West 22d street.
The funeral was private, the family refusing
division N G. S. N Y were present, however,
i'm large numbers in citizens dress. Episcopal
serVicessfor the dead were read by Rev. DIR.
Mulcahey, of st. Pauls church, who delivered
a brief eIiioey on the character of the deceased.
and the remains were inferred in the family
yault in Trinity Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-27

VALUABLE MINERAL DEVELOPMENTS -
There is quite heat of excitement existing
among the mining men OF the country over
the remarkable yield OF copper which the Blue
Ridge mountains are producing in different
localities. MI B. ID. Russell. who has been
prospecting for copper on his sfarm for several
years, has unearthed specimens equally as pro-
ductiye as the Lake Superior copper, Yielding
an average of i0 per cent. The shaft which
was sunk several years ago having proved sat
Isfactory, the force are now at work at the base
Of the hill, where, TO the surprise of the enter
prising owner OF the land, silver ore OF light
yield is thrown out abundaptly,-l Rdgsrst9Wn