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onrly ne possible. When the last SHIRE is with.
drawn membership is forfeited, and part OF
the share il also forfeited. Purchasers receive
metallic checks for all goods bought. except
sugar. which Ia presumed to yield no profit
AS checks accumulate they are exchanged Tor
those Of greater-saue and near the end OF the
quarter all checks are brought in and full
credit Ia given. Dividends are declared and
reports made quarterly. and dividends are ac-
curding to the amount OF purchases. Non.
members also receive checks. but not equal
usual market rates. and they never attempt to
run any one else in prices.
The report for the quarter ending In Juno Is
due. but not now at hand | give n few figures
from the March report. They have nothing to
do with the Corn Mill and Manufacturing Soce-
ties. Tho sales OF goods amounted TO S3eS.9SO
for the quarter. The profits were S66.Sll, Nom
members received n dividend OF one shilling
and eightpencc on each amount OF s. in Jur-
chnses. 1t IL equivalent to a discount OF little
more than eight per cent on goods bought.
Members received Il dividend OF two shillings
and Cightpcncc on each amount OF 50 in pur-
chascs. which il equivalent TO a discount OF
over thirteen per cent on goods bought Be
sides this. it must be noted all shares draw In
tcrcst at tho rate OF five per cent. per annum.
In Manchester there Ia a wholesale co0pera-
tive society with branches in Newcastle and
London. Its shareholders are only ofthe mem.
bers of retail cooperative organizations, and
It's business is confined to registered co0pere-
tive societies and companies. Us shareholders
represent JSl societies, with 2IJj5l members.
Ii IL fifteen years old, and now does n business
of nearly $i5,OOO.0O0 per annum kochdule IL
in Lancashire. and about sixteen miles from
Manchester. D. W.
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cottages. Then the New Jersey. Southern
opened its road through Long Branch to SQuan.
taking nearly all OF the travel to Asbury Park
and Ocean Grove. and good share OF that to
Long Branch itself. One route had the attrac-
ton OF the boat ride down the bay. and tho
other gave a considerable saying In time. The
advantages were about evenly balanced, Now
the Southern will gain point by the extension
Of its line. =,
q landlord while waiting in q barber shop. ~,
You bot" luthcred man said, before the
landlord had time to answers how much DO
you think I've took in for week. Seventy
dollars. Eye been in business good many
years, and never done better"
He was an acrobat who performs on tho lawns
before tho hotels. He slouchcs along just be:
fore dusk when the guests are nearly all out OF
doors. and stnrtles them by dropping of his
coat and trousers. Spangled tights are re-
ycacd. He does some nimble tumbing. passes
his hat puts on his clothes and goes on to an
other hotel.
The shower Of this morning did not last long,
but in the afternoon there was n heavier and
longer rain. Tho days excursionists went
away ut 3 o'clock. This evening there were
sacred" concerts by the hotel orchcstras.
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The R,rht MN for Congrs...


Mr. Stephen Taber Is among the old-timo
gentlemen whose name is the synonym OF all
that's honorable and who, maintaining honor
post in private station. prove their iltn"ss Tor
public pnce. Marked among men Tor prohliy'
sagacity, stcadfastncss in chosen paths, ana ue-
votion TO principle he has won and holds the
rce poet Of MI who claim TO know the man-n re-
spoct won by no conscious effort, and held rs a
voluntary award due and deserved.
Such men RS Mr.. Taber should be songht LOT,
and found 10 sit in the council chambers oil the
poople The self-seeking. the corrupt. the weak
tools of ambition made for base uses the time
server and pacc-hunter all should be bldleh
To stand back bo silent, and 70 nj least assume
tho virtue of decency II they have II not
The time demands public and private inter-
eats and public and private honor demand, thnt
honest men who dare he honest before folk, be
called 10 the front that they may be seen ana
known that the nation and communities may
tnke heart and he strong in the assured feeling
Tint all is not lost-that something may be saved
and restored Of all that dgnihed the name OF
public servant in the republics better days.
There is due To such men ms Mr.. TAber deb.
OF respect that cannot too soon be- paid an ohi-
cation OF personal regard that cannot too soon
be liquidated; and more than this, and above
ALL there are claims upon such rs he that can
not safely he disrcgarded. The power OF such
men is needed in support Of public interests
moral ms well rs material Their aid should b,
| Invoked to restore TO public life its impaired
healthful tone. Whatever OF private business
| and interest may hold such men 10 their homes
| and chosen pursuits should yield 10 pupll(
needs as paramount and imperative.
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LOOKING FOR MISS COLLINS.
SIZE VINO LISTENED TO THE ILLUsIvR
WORDS OF CASSIN4.
Taken by her Father from the House or tho
Good shepherd, Only TO Disappear = The
Fathers Suspicious OF shadoving.

Taken by her Father from the House ofth
Good shepherd. Only TO Disappear = The
Fathers suspicious OF shadowing.
Mr.. Patrick Collins. with only an under-
shirt and trousers on. lay on the lounge in his
narrow parlor In the tenement at 81 Forsyth
street. yesterday. as he. glancine at a motto.
" Children. love and obey your parents" on tho
wall. said: have done everything could to
find my daughter Emma. but can get no trace
OF her. She has all the time believed herself to
be disgraced. and the ncighbors talked about
her. On Thursday 1 took her from the House
OF tho Good Shepherd. She remained hero
quietly until the following Monday when took
her to board with Mrs. Celia Denny at 13i Or
chard street The only persons who called on her
there were Kitty Bruce and Mr.. Cassina,s valet l
am positive that she never wrote those letters in
The Sun to-day They must have been die
tated TO her 10y persons opposed To us. Whilo
neighbors were continually calling my atten-
house and looked up Every night went e e
my daughter went out, or II anybody called at
the house. Kitty Bruce speaks Spanish. and l
friends to entice her away My daughter went
away from Mrs. Dennys on Friday, and Kitty
the same afternoon; ! don't know where TO 10
or what TO do to flnd my daughter 1t is not
settle this matter matte '' believe that am H and have
| been followed by detectives over since began
my, search, have los, ten days work and pay
Sergeant Christie Of the Eldrldgo street police
has known Mr.. Collins Tor more than ten years.
hard-working man. The police have received
no instructions to arrest Miss Collins. Kitty
Bruce LIVED until fey s weeks AGO next door e, 70
Forsyth street. Acting Capt Webb said: 1
can'tplace either, Emma Collins or Kitty Bruce.
Ritch who has suddenly packed her furniture
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DueIIists Discard Pistols for Fists.
Prom, Ne Hej,on Register.
Two Young men ut Valatie on tho Hudsc

Two young men ut Nalatie. on tho Hudson.
undertook to night duel last sunday love affair.
The young mem with their seconds met at the place APP
pointed pistols loaded and put in their hands
The ground duly paced Oh and the two rivals with
faces as pale death being placed IN position.
when No ! demanded marley The seconds looked du-
bously at the other man tumultuous struggle was
raging his breast ON the one hand honor called upon
him devote the last drop O his blood for his lade
fare but then-t was 50 hard 60 die and there were 20
many many others whOm lac might learn TO love. While
these thoughts flashed through his BRAIN the courage a
his opponent rapidly ouzing out of his Anger ends"
aud uaueously the parties cast down their weapons
and 10 the intense surprise and disgust o. the waiting
onds rushed upon each other short sharp strug
gle followed and at It's close lover No lay prostrate
with bleeding and other marks Of punishment at the
feet OF his opponent who demanded immediate sure nder
all claim TO the Of their strife brief moment
fdclibcraton with quick glance at the appraised INST.
and submission followed. and within two hours the par
ties had become n butt for all the jokcrs Of Nalaue.
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DIED.

FOLEY-Matthcw Foley, soninlrw OF Hamilton Pat
terson. came L. his death from suu-trukc
Funeral his late residence, "a west SD 81, All
O'Clock on MoudaN I'D inst -
GRACE on SUNDAY. July a. John Grage, aged ~
wears and months
Funeral viii take place from his residence corner q
Locust Rv jamaica plank road, esday July 25 at1
O'Clock T..
HOFFMAN ON July ~ Mary T Hoffman after short
illness aged 26 yeats
The friends OF the family are especially invited to az
end her funeral from iS0 III It u july Is Al nan p"Nl
SINNOTr In BrooklYu. Richard Siunou younttst
child OF Martin and Elizabeth sinnot aged monLis ana
~ DAYS a.,
Tie relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend ms funeral from tie residence u s pa
rents 095 Atlantic av on Monday jay ~ at "a O'CLOCK
Pm . -.
WALSH On Sunday morning july 81 Marcoila welsh.
widow ni the late Patrick walsh. native Of BaNtonnt
parish Of Tiim county Meath, Ireland, n7ed ~ year" ,
Her relative, and Ucns are lnNlt.l t. Wt'ld 'Il
1eral from her late residence, ''t N.J ,' corner u
GanseN uurt Oh Tucsdav. JulN ~. inst AT = o. ,,
| YOURELL-On sunday July -, Lawrence lour'H'
| aged 80 - 49,. 4,
| FRIENDS and relatives are respectfully invited g. a'U
the funeral his late re- silence, - L"sl 7t ST. AZ
| -, O'clock ON Tuesday. July -
| Duhliu paprrs please copy
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President TyIer's son.


I met in Florida John Tyler. Jrp son OF
President Tyler. He must loo nearly, 60 years
Of nrr. and resembles to an extraordinary de-
gree his father. Even in the extreme, poverty
III his later years he preserved dignihed
carringe. a fondness for plush vests, standing
collars and white neck ties. In his conversation,
which is very learned and at times highly en-
joyabie. he never allows You TO forgot two
things. To- wit: That he is 4 Nirginan. and that
lis iathor was prcsidgni q the United states
rss TO Considerable wealth and the Presi
don't is said to have retired from the chair OF
Children after, tho, fathers death ip ls ~
in Monteomcry. Ala, where, for many year,
and 10 the time Of his death, which oc nrrcd
lyn or ak months ago. he was editor OF 2
Democratic PAPER ThS only daughter or has
Home. in Washington. that charity founded
by MIR Ccreoran for INDECENT women OF
refinement. John Tyler, Jr,. was private SOC,
cSterie of, first Tory Wings, and alterwaro
Democrats accordingly Ms his father faced. fol
tho last twenty years, however, lew nave ueei
his friends and great has been his poverty
The hest soap Tor laundry and bath In hot weather
Pyle clean hard AealIhlul 20. kn AL groeeis-Ad'
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CARLEY-KFOGH ON Monday. July :, At St Ca
briefs Church. b., the Rev. William II tlowleN. pastor,
Peter Carley 10 Cassie A. daughter Of Edward keogh,
Esd, an OF this city.
GIiMoRE-sEYMorR July p, ~ ne residence q
the brides parents by the Rev Bishop Fakncr George
Hurley Gilmore Miss Minnie seymour, daughter VI
Capt John seymour. both OF Brooklyn, y .
kYLE-HOILANp ON July IL, AZ st fhuIs tnurch.
Grccnye y J. by tile Rev. J Mendl, Edwin Kyle OF
phndelph Pa. 70 Ammo Holland .
OLCOTT-CAKN In this city, July ~, NJ 81 Luke =
Church. by the Rev Dr. Warner, James oleott 10 LiAno
Cary both Of this city.
TYLER-OrTl.N -Qn wednesday July ~ by NE Reyy
Dr Deems Of the church OF the strangers Edwin T.
TYLER Miss C. Often, daughter VI l. often, Ootb
at I'll seitN
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WESTERN BOYs AHElD.
Chicago mt the Head Of the List for the First
Time this Season.

The Chicago team is at the head Of the list,
the Bostons being second. and the Cincnnatis
third. and tho Providence. nine is ahead Of tho
Indianapolis team. after tho contests in the
West in the past week. This week the Cincin-
natl and Milwaukee clubs will come eastward
to play the Boston and Providence Mines The
Cincinnati Club won two games out Of the three
in playing with the Bostons last week. The
il.
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Business nututs.


is the best liquid dentifrce IN The world II thor
oughy cleanss partially fecayed teeth from all iar-
hsites. living "animslculn leaving thcn Ieary
Whit impartinc delightful fragrance to the breath
THE FRAGRANT FLOKlLlNE
removes instantly all doors arising from iou stomach
or tobacco smoke Being partly composed o honey soia.
aud " sweet herbs ana plants, II Is Vrietuy
harmless, and delicious as sherry.
Prepared hy HENRY { GAL1ir fDj oxford st, Lon
don, England and rctted cNerywhcre nt 4'c u bottle
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She Burned the Wrong Holl.

Ilunl fLf Dtf0W T0sl and TTINNr
Mr.. Hill and Prima Donna III Murska wcrc
counting IN the weeks receipts and the rolls m green
backs wcre lying the table IN front Of them snn
lively dispute began over matter VI ~ or ~ Mhich
rested ouicy on the marble table. The words grew
warm and III Murska took the roll OF greenOacAs from
the table and threw II into the blanng CRATE. ..,,
"Zere now. We viii no more trouble nave ahoui naN,
What was the donnR's ArOnislment when she ulseuN,
cred that she had pitched the wreng ron ante he he AM
that they were poVTeI W seVVl
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ss wyanoke Couch Richmond. City Point and Norfolk.
Sc Gen whitney. Halleu, Boston
s. Laurcstna. Inn Shields
:. England. Thompson. Liverpool July 10 and queens
town IN.
s. Ailsa, Hughes. Cane Hayu
s. Harold HnhriAger, Wieser, Liverpool
ship ldomcnu. Kelly. Calcutta.
Ship Boyne, Kelly. Barbados,
Rark Harvest Queen, CLARK. MntanLas
Bark Amaln. Amalh. Genon.
Bark Virginia BartOlctt0, Hull.
Bark Henry Grogg. Moore, sAgua.
bark IvnnNo. Arnutc. Falmouth.
BARK Euplca. Lister. fowey.
Bark Aurora. Cantn. Havana.
BARK America Iloyds. Whittemore. Cnibarien-
BRIG Empress Mailman. Port Nara, ia.
Brig Fba. WamhRch Port Spain.
Schr Phebc MedOro Baracua
schr Chas Muriord. Parsons Mhtanzas.
schr c II Foster. Coombs Sagua
Also the usual cUastwiso vessels.
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Spttlnl aotrt,s.


LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY eoh-
PANY-lT NEVER SCALES OR POsTPONES. EIGHTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION AT NEW ORLEANS, AUGUST
~ i.s57 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TO slopo CAPITAL
PRIZES s3OuD. $1,000, s5,Upl. &C, 10000 TICKETS
TWO -, DOLLARS. HALVES, ONE ell DOLLAR.
APPLY tom A DAuPlllN. = o BOX Ga2, NEW OR
LEANS, la. OR H. l. PLUM, 80 BROADWAY NEW
YORK.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCR

ruiiruRr sLsAsAc-rHy DAT.
Sun r,ses a. sun sets. q Noon rises. II on
vArKR-rHfs Dar
Sandy Hook. ~ a. Gov Island. u Hell Gate %
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DIR. Underhin's pure Wines from 'ess crot9n rotor,
by II. X 4 b. THuRBEK& co.
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Dr A SHERMAN j. now at HI, Office. 2ii Broadway.
where the ruIured may obtain his rcmcdie, for relief
anu cure Terms moderate Dr : T. permitted to refer
10 gentlemen distinction this and other cities who
have been eur,i by lis treatment
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To the Lndies.-Blot hes. FrcklrS and Pimples
eradicatcd aud Mosquito Bite. cured BY -
DIR TOBIAS VENETIAN lINlNENT
Worth It's weight In gold ilc. aud ~. sud by the
druggists. Depot. a. Murray 81
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John Kelly stole Miss Martin from back
window iu Florence Ala crossed over Into Tennessee
made her aud put her back through me window
and the old folks didn't md II out Tor sN weeks
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HELP YOURSELF

BY buying A ticket in tho
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBuTl oN COMPANY.
Fourth Drawing AT Louisville. ~ July 81.
SIl5,4Ol CASH GIVEN AWAY
'NN''' o''' - VIVA Jackson a co. 80 Nassau 81,
have the tickets -
sII5aOO IN PRIZFs,-folRrlI grasp
DRtWiSG Of COMNONWEALIH Distribution COM
rANY AT Louisville. Ky. "Wednesday. July 81 Nearly
2Oulpriles SWOu1 Tor - sl5p'1lursl GIVE hAtnal'
Authorized 10y the state sultrNlwd ~ pomlhtn ~
/rns of tr State Tickets only s.. halves unly 81 Al
dress on ami, IN II PORTER CO, Eastern Agents,
No 227 Broadway Sew York
PATENTs, DESIGNS. TRADE MARKS.
IABEI.S. CANEAIr ana advice Low TO stcur. in.ii
promutN ana 40 The lowest cost given 10y H. WALES
son editors the Scivuuhc News 10 Sprh'" 81,
New YORK who have had twenty four years experience
IN the business
ROYALHAVANA LOTTERY.-NcHt ilew,
July 80 tNln.sp drawn, rniiul sf''.' Il.llt,
cashed orders nled. Information WrmsheIi hlthsss
rates paid Tor spanish bank ne COVE inWtut' ~ a.
TAYLOR co. Bankers, IL wan 81 " :
FANYOU,2 Ell NDsr., NEW hORk'
eases without medicine Hours NJ ~ r. NJ Tho
poor cured Tree from ~ - 4 vi -------
| 500 HKOADWA S.-HcuuNky state pIaNius.
July 3I $50 pIlles distriOuuns NJ T12 NnNe t"tHn"
| ~. " ll.l-lA "eo.- . -
| RICORDs INJECTION, o., tor both sexes A.
DeIuo 4 90 s. French Pharmacists oa' htoAuNaY y
THE MOST RELIABLE FoOD FOX iN-
FANS Is o''''' ana WV cEITILSIoN. 7 0th Az.
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Pomeroy's Elastic Rupture Belt Is the test
truss without neth springs Price, 81 1i6 Broadway.
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~ pregnancy Is insured by the Use OF that dehghtml
paciher Of the stomach, MAX o AagneSa All druggists
Ado
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The best soap Tor laundry and bath In hot weather -
Pyle clean, hard healthlM % L." AL gT0eei"-Ad''
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nrnuitIN ana Al me low, cost given hy H. WALES
soS editors M the scientific Ncws.' 10 spruce &,
New YORK who have has twenty four years experience
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-04-25
mlQmp.
Wu5 Ser Bunossbouptfaot.

W ibin9t 0 II, 90. 9lpri!. So!
0aus:ommit'e: fir Mi.t urb gBese ba
bel9lolien, Die neue @teucrbia ein3u=
bei4ten, uelde Sabat nit l6 Gents
per Pfuno. Gi9orren MT IS per Ofiae,
gigaretten (tpenn nidt iiber 81 Yiuno
'pie9cno) nit $1.25 per M,Qc beteusrt
uno cine Ginfommenlt ltener bon 2 Yro=
sent fir ole Summen iiber $4,000 por=
ldreibt. @cri9ieoene Mit9lieoer oes
gommit:ee batcn lid inoeb BOG &c 81
porbebalten, Die Bin 5u unterl lti;ben
ooer ni@t pie lie fir gut {inocn.
Sos @ous eins bclo no@ .GroFnuna
in Plenariitun9 iiber, UNI Die Yoit5ub,
9et=8ill meter Su 5erat5en. Cor BON
sfem Dort i'm @orlit.
Nuf Mntras @oobsu's wuroe Die
8emillisun9 fir GoltrOuten &urten
uon $4,000 aiif $4,000 erDDbt.
Blount (@eoreia) unterbreitets i'm
Nuf!ro9 oes appropriations Gomites
cine neue Gallung BON Stetion 4, ,pel=
4e iiber Die Se5ablun9 Ser poitmeitcr
piertcr &lalle banoelt. @ein 9lmenoc=
ment bcltimmt, oab ipl9e Yoitmeiiter
Die Mistbe fir grieffd4er bcbalten
oaricn uno @ommiIlion, fir coQettirtcs
Porto ouf unfrantirte Nriefe lo,pie fir
alle tbatld&li6 in ibren Yofdmtern
tellirten Yoitmarfen uno Yoitfarten cr=
baIten; porausseiebt jeoo@, oab fort
an Die Wer9iitun9 in teinem cin5elnen
Quartale $25 {? ma1ri9einlii9 eint
NuQ Su menig), ab9eleben pon DC,
GommilNon fit Yoitanmeiiunesae=
| ibdfte, iibcriteigen oiirfe.
$oe1uitt reytleioi9ts bos ickige @D.
liem, worauf Cannon fur 8lounts
amci,oenleni ciu1rat uuo gelten5 ula9te
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sic man fib erfparen fanr,


0ie 2cute lciheu unn0tbiaer &eiic bicle
Sdmer,cn. Inter Den Gusleu, bic man fid)
srlparcn fann, iinb oieicniscn, mel@c ourd
&6cumatismus uno @idt peruriadt tperbcu,
oenn Der idarfc 8eianotbe'lim Blu:e, lpeldler
iie bci 8eriibtllne nit Der empFaoliden 9ede
oer Mu5fcln.unO @elente bcroorbrinet, tann
mittelit jsnes uuoersleidliden 8lutreini,
suAgsmittcls, Goitetter's Ma9cnbit=
terc6, auascitoben ipcroen, ebe iid bic @nt>
siinounss sbElptome be!rad)tlid entmiteln.
@cnn man cr,pist, meld)e 0oltcrquolcn
Nbcumatismua beruriadt uoo ssie Ieidt er,
'penn CUR ooilen Gntmideluns eelanst, oas
Ser, angreifen fam, 10 miro bic &atbiam>
felt dciti9'r Anwcneuns eines 70 3uberlaiIi,
gen @eeenmittsls ieiort tlar. 0as tbeuma,
|tii1c Gift tuiro burdl mittelia bes 8itteren al.
|gcrestc bermebrte Shitigteit bcr slieren, DE
ala @ciniser tuirteu, bcrtricben, nno ,uenn
Ser Yatient hieies bor;iislide 8crtbeioiaunss>
n,ittcl sebraudt, 10 tpiro CT finbcn ooS er ae,
gen cine 8icberfebr oes folternocn eeibeut
|geidiitt icin mirb. llnbcroaulidfeit, Sdiit.
telficber. 2ebc,, uno llntcrlcibslcicew In,
anocre 8rantbclcn merben ebeaians eurd
|oe|cs punecrtare gei!mittel turirt.
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8:Hsaunaen uuo @eIaer aot.lFre man:
8rif & &Qijer.
ct. Glp,.o, @>in,t.
Letter Box 4O7,
MortSn6e Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the
conditions of the mortgage executed by
Herman kruegel and Wilhslmine Krue-
gel, his wife, mortgagors, to William
Kruegel, mortgage, dated the 18th day
of January, A. D. 1876, and duly rscor-
dsd in the Office of Register Of Deeds of
the county of Stearns, in the State of
Minnesota. on the 18th day of January
A. D. 1876, at O'Clock A. NJ. of said
day, in Book III" of mortgage deeds,
page 5O7, by which default the power of
sale contained in said mortgage and re-
corded Herewith has become operative;
there is claimed to be due and is due on
said mortgage and the note secured
thereby at the date of this notice the sum
of four hundred and eighty three q 100
dollars and the further sum of twenty five
dollars attorneys fees covenanted in said
mortgage to be paid in case of forec]osu-
re thereof: and no action or proceeding
at law or otherwise has been Instituted
to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof; ...]
NOW therefore, notice is hereby gi-
ven that by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said mortgage and recorded
Herewith and in pursuance of the Sta
tute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgaged premises situate in the
county of Stearns in the State of Mime
sofa, and described in said mortgage deed
as fo}laws, to wit The Northerly one
third % of Lot number two (2) in Block
number fourteen (l4) in the Town (nov,
City, of St. Cloud, according to a Plat
and Survey thereof made by John L.
Wilson and on file and of record in the
Office of Register of Deeds in and for the
County Of Stearas and State of Mime
sofa, being a rectangular tract having :
front Of twenty two (22) feet on Jcffer-
son Avenue by one hundred and thirty
two (l32) feet deep, together with the
.appurtcnances and hereditaments there
unto pertaining will be sold at public
auction by the Sheriff of said Stearns
county, to the highest bidder for cash on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, A.
D. 1873, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoAn OF
said day, at the front door of the court
house, in St. Cloud, in county of stearns,
and the said mortgage thereby foreclosed
to satisfy the amount then due thereon.
together with twenty five dollars attor-
news fees therein stipulated 10 be paid in
case of foreclosure, and all lawful costs
and disbursements.
Dated. April 3rd 1878.
WILLIAM kRUEGEL, Mortgages
MATTHIAS MICKL1Y,
Sheriff Of Stearns C unity, Mimi
PLTER BRICK.
Attorney for Mortgages. Is