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B. K. Rliss & Sons Catalogue for 1877 8

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Those interested in Flower aud Vege-
table Gardening should send for the sbOve
Illustrated Pamphlet and Seed Catalogue,
containing over 300 pages with many beau
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Autograph of group Of flowers. Send
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Lake City is competing with
Palatka in alligator stories.
Peaches and Blackberry wines
are plentiful in Lake City.
About 5000 watermelons we're
shipped by express in one day from
Gainesville.
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Excursion.

Enterprise, June Goth, 1873.
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CHEAP COLUMN.

kAIES-IweDty words, name and address.
one week, % cts; three weeks so cts.
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DIE D.

Miss Nettie LewtOD, daughter of Rev.
J. T. LewtOn, at Orange City, June Goth, of
congSstiVe fever. Aged - years.
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DIiN0 Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos,
/ I1lVUcOst Sixteen Hundred Dollars only

DIiN0 Beautiful Concert Grand Pianos,
L I1lVUcOst Sixteen Hundred Dollars only
Four Hundred and Twenty-Five Dollars.
Superb Grand Square Pianos. cost Eleven
Hundred Dollars only Two Hundred and
Twenty-Five Dollars. Elegant Upright
Pianos, cost Eight Hundred Dollars only
One Hundred and Fifty-fve Dollars. New
Style Upright Plans. One Hundred and
Twelve Dollars and Fifty cents.
Organs, Thirty-tive DOllars.-llRElN
Organs, 10 stops. ty-TwoVItUAV
Dollars and Fifty cents. Church Organs,
10 stops, cost Three Hundred and Ninety
Dollars, only One Hundred and Fifteen
Dollars. Elegant Three Hundred and Sew
enty-tive Dollar Mirror top Organs, only
One Hundred and Five Dollars.
Tremendous sacrifice to close out present
stock. Immense new steam factory soon
to be erected. Newspaper with much in-
| formation about cost Of Pianos and Organs
sontt rec. Please address DANIEL II.
BEATTY, Washington, N. j. 7-1O
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Atlantic and Cuff Railroad.
General SupeIip Omca

''eheral superintendent Office.
Atlantic Il Gulf Railroad
SAVANNAH, May 5th, 1913.
y AND AFTER SUNDAY. Nav
v 9th, Passenger Trains Oh this road viii
run as follows: '''' '1'
NIGHT EMPRESS.
Leave Savannah daili az 4aoDu,
Arrive at Jesup daily at. .........7 San ~ n,
Arrive at Ihomasyille daily at & % a M
arrive ut Balnbridge daily ats loan
ARRIVE at Albany daily at o 50 q ~
arrive at 1--we Oak daily at 90 a NJ
ArI!Ve az tallahassee daily at s 30 D u,
Aa anMH 80 iElaieksonvlile daily at % 25 M
Leave Tallahassee daily at.. 6 so M
Leave Jacksonville daily az S4gn
Leave Live Oak daily at O Al n n,
Leave Al0any daily at RI n nj
Leave cambridge daily at 315prm
Leave 4homasville daily at.....7 90 p m
4rr;ve ISL at Sayo uandS at.;:;;;.-..-5 Is M
No change of cars between Savannah and
JacksOnville and Savannah and ALBANY.
=, Sleeping cars run through to and from
Savannah and Albany. N'O'--
>. PASSENGERS from savannah for Fernap.
train. '"''
PASSENGERS eaung Macon ~ "a
daily except Sunday, connect. .Yasnx.
with this train for Florida.
Passengers from Florida by this train
COhnecb aG JeSup with tram arriving in
Macon at 10 p N, daily except Sunday.
Passengers from Savannah for Bruins
wick and Darien take this train. arriving
at brunswick q 10 IN.
Passengers from Brunswick arrive nj
Savannah 40 am.
No change of cas- between Montgomery
and Jacksonville.
=, Pullman Palace leepiue cars run
through TO and Fl u: Sava nan and Jack
s0nVllie; also thrH gil u epe.s between
Montgomery, Ala. al jacks nvilie. Fla.
Connect at Alba wit! .ssrncer rains
both ways on So Invest najho:.d to
and from Macon, EUf = atgarlery.
Mobile, New OrleauS, 'c
Mail steamer leas. Btinh ICY" for Apa-
lachlcOl2 every Maud5' & & o. Z al.
Close connectiol al ,Jac '.ilr daily,
Sundays excepted, G. ,,v, srli"gs,
st. Augustine, Pals g. L. l,.. bland
and all landings or $ .s j:ly4I.
Trains on b. AID A l. ( Lave juno
tiOD, going west, N <,.t,. .t,>I. and
Friday at IL IA a Il. auo, BRUNSWICK
Tuesday, Thursday aud S. a., at 4:40p M
ACCOMMODATES .aAI, -EASTERN
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A Great Speculation.

Senator Jones. of Nevada, Congress
man Ewing. of Ohio. and Rice, of MasSa-
chusetts. are ut the head OF syndicate
which has purchased the James River
aud Kanawha canal. which is one OF
the oldest IN the country. and was origin
ally surveyed by Washington. The plan
is to draw the water out of the canal,
sell all the boats and fixtures, and lay a
railroad track in the bed OF the wafer
way from Richmond to Buchanan. then
to Clifton Forge. connecting there with
the Chrss peake and Ohio railroad. max
ing the most dir ct route from R:chmon
TO the West. The railroad is to be com
pieted within twenty months. Tie par
ties interested believe the project will
be great speculation. Ewing has been
engaged in arranging it for some time
and has made recent visits to Richmond,
The canal was failure, and has paid
I Othing for a quarter of a century, it
stocks having deprecated to per cent
of its par value. The canal company
h ,ve for several years past tried to GEL
the government 20 purchase the proper
ty, and II bill for the purpose has been
i'll reduced in Congress every session foI
many years.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
MOrf000e Sale

NXTHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
w ment of money secured by mo tgagc dated
the I'D day of December. 1879 executed BY Julia
Burns, of the town of benton county of Cheboygan.
and state of Michigan, to Macarthur Smith & o.,
of same named pla-e, which said mortgage was
recorded inthe Office of the Register of Deeds of the
unity of Chcboyqan. in he. b of mortgages. on
pages 305 and 800, on the p day of december =.
ID. Is 3 at two O'Clock p. ~, and whereas the said
amount ella mel to be due on said mortgage ut the
date of this orderis the sum of five hundred and
fifty ard 2a-l00 1850 3 liars of principal
and interest and the furth sum Of fifty S5D) do
lars attorney fee, stiu ated tor in sad mort
gage, and which il the whole amount claimed to be
unpaid on the said mortgage, and no suit or l'ro
ceedlng having been instituted at law tn recoy-
er the debt now remaining ecured by the the sad
mortg ,ge or any part theleOf, whereby the power
OF sale contained in the sal mo. tgage has become
operative. Now. therefore, not .ce Is hereby given
that by virtue of the said power of sale AMI in
pursuance of the statute in such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will be force os"d 10y "A
sale of the premises therein de cIibcd at
public auction to he highest bidder, AT the
front door If the court iuee in Chcbny gan Village,
IN said county CT Chebos gan, on the oath day of
March, A. ID. 1879, next. at ten o'c.0ck in
the forenoon of that day, Which said preins r are
described in the said morfg &c as follows. to wi !:
Thirty go, feet from til. west end of lot thirty 800
of Chcb ygan village, according TO Jacob Sam
l3D feet wide, back from Water street, easterly.
and north and south on said Water street, across
said lot thirty (30).
Dated Novcmber 18th, 'S-S.
McAk1HUR, SMI~U & CO.,
Mortgagees.
Warts s. HUMPHREY.
Attorney for No tgagccs. 30nov13t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
This is Better than striking.

The New York Times has given a vel
practical iilustrai ion of the way in which
friendly relations may be cultivated be-
tween employer and employed by its
treatment OF lis cornpositOrs for the pas;
two years. In the fall of 1876 the Times i'll
duced its cOmpOsitOrs and proof reader,
to leave the printers union. ayr eing to
make good any advantages OF the union
position as Il mutual benefit society This
was done 10y paying cent less than the
regular rates ami coniribu ing an equal
share with the r n-ers 10 Il benefit fund
lnto which each printer and proof reader
is required 10 pay - cents IA week, and
from which So Il Week at first, and now
So, Is paid in case of sickness and $500
to the widow and children, or ncXt tC
kin. at death. In two years Il fund OF
$2.3lS has been accumulated above eX-
penseS. The printers like the arrange.
ment mucl. better than they did the
union. and there is no outside authority
TO interfere with the pleasant relation.
OF employer aud enpiOyed.-SpriaafciC
Republican,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
WISE WISDOM,
Some of the Sagaciousness of Josh Bill
linEs.


From Billings Ain anax Tor 1879.
Truth liz sed to be stranger than fick-
sh:.u-it liz, TO most phOlks.
Ii yu I'M lertake to hire Il man to be
honest, yu will hav q raiZe hiz wages
every morning. and watch him drelpbull
rluss besides.
h..v finally cum to the konklu>iul
that il kaut PROV IA thing without bet
ting So OH ii, the thing haz got Il dred-
phHll week spot -unNhire.
The reputaSiIui that nan gifts from
hiZ ancestors often wants III much alter
ing to Ill him az their old cIo.nes wool.
1t " truly thus.
Yung man, set down, and keep still,
yu will hav plenty Ut chances Yet 10
IN. he Il ph1Ol of yuiself before yu die.
IL IL IL VIE man who profits III hiZ
OWN rXperl,.ncc-bur il liz Il good deal
viz, r OIL. who lets the rattlesnake bite
e other phelow.
never question Il surkcrss emmy more
than do the right ov Il bull dog 10 lie
i'll biz own gateway. MOI don't.
Married lite is ii lutte game il which
the woman, il she IL called, liz almost
sure To hiv strate flush.
The things KNIT prove bcleave tie
most; beleaye that one april liz sour,
nd anotl Ell one sweet, but Will Civ t. =
ny highly edd;kated inan span Oy
matched mules who VIII tell NE What
makes them so.
The best thing kno ov IL tu>t RITE
vile. and the next thing liz "a sekond rat Z
one.
Tnere liz only one thing that kan be
sed III favor ov tite bOo;s-t'iey make Il
man forget all his other SORROWS.
Causshun liz il good thing tor man 10
hav, but when H., haz got So mutcn ov it
that he IL afraid to tuch kast iron lion,
tor te r it will bite, ignoralIse il villa s
the matter Ov him.
Whenever yu cum akrOst Il man who
dis!rusis everybOddy, yu hav found one
whom it liz SITE for every boldly to dis
t us
Tllare IL 2 things in this world for
which We are never fully prepared, and
that Twins
Thare Amt nothing SO cheap az bad
spell II, and If ir liz sntch an element oy
Suckcess az sum shrewu kri.icks haz dis
kovered, they owe it to THAR airs. and
asSlnes, to adopt it ut once, and bekum
ritcb and Janus.
The world al! praze The philosophers
but toss their pennys into the caps ov
the monkeys.
1t IL allwIZ safe to follow the religious
ocleai that our mother taught us-:hare
never waz mother yet who taust her
child TO be an infidel.
How ken yu eXpekt to find two people
in this world who are alike when yu Kant
even find one who liz alike half the time:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
ALIrTLE TOO GRAY.
The Way the Arctic Foxes Study out
the arts of man.

the arts of man.
From The Nineteenth Century.
For some good instances of reasoning
i'm ANIMALS am also indebted to DR.. Rae.
Desiring TO obtain some Arctic foxes, he
sci various kinds of traps; but, as the
foxes knew these traps from previous eX-
perience, he WAS unsuccessful. Accord
lngly, he set kind OF trap with which
foxes in that part of the country are not
acquainted. This consisted of loaded
gun set upon stand pointing at the bait.
A string connected the trigger OF the gun
with the bait, so that when the fox seized
the bait he discharged the gun. and thus
committed suicide. In this arrangement
the gun was separated from the gun by
distance of about 20 yards, and the
string which connected the trigger with
bait was concealed throughout nearly
its whole distance in the snow. The
guu-trap thus set was successful in kill
ing one fox, but not in killing Il second;
Tor the foxes afterward adopted either of
two devices whereby to share the bait
without injuring themselves. One of
these DEVICES was 10 bite through the
string at its exposed part near the trig-
ger. and the other device was to burrow
uD 10 the UdlG through tuc shO" dt IiSis
angles to the line OF fire, so that, although
in this way they discharged the gun,
they escaped without iniury-the bait
being pulled below the line OF fire before
the string was drawn sufficiently tight to
discharge the gun. Now, both of these
devices exhibited wonderful degree OF
what l think must fairly be called the
power OF reasoning. 1 have carefully
Intercepted DIR. Rae on all the circum-
stances OF the case, and he tells me that
in that part OF the world traps are never
set with springs, so that there can have
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21

time be forgot all about the bottle and
It's remedial contents, and left 1t lying
nncorked in the bed, between hims' II
aud his innocent wife. In the darkness
there had been quite general emigra-
ton from the bottle. The bees, their wings
clog2ed with the wafer Mr.. Middierib
had poured upon them 10 cool and tran
Quilize them, were crawling aimle>sly
about over the sheet. While Mr.. Mid
dlcrib was feeling around for it. his cars
were suddenly thrilled and his heart
frozen by Wild piercing scream from
his wife.
.Murdcr." she screamed, murder
Oh help me! Help. Help!"
MIR. Mdulerib sat bolt upright in bed,
His hair stood OH end. TIE night was
warm, but he turned to ice in Il min
ute.
Where in thunder" he said with
pallid lips, as he felt all over toe bed III
Irenzied haste-"w where in thunder are
them Internal bees 2"
Aud Il large "bumblc" with a sting
as pitiless as the fiuger of scOrn, just
then climed up the inside of MIR. Mid
dlerib's night shirt. until it got squarely
between his shoulders and then 1t Tell
for his marrow, and sail calmly: 80
Here is one of them"
Aud Mrs. MiddleIib felt ashamed oil
her feeble screams when Mr.. Middlerib
threw up both arms, and, with howl
that made The windows rattle, rOared:
| take him Oh, land of Scott, some
b ,dy take him Off,
Aud, when little hOney-bee began
tickling the sole of Mrs. Middlerib'S foot
she shrieked that the house was bewitch-
ed. and imme lately went into spasins.
| The household was aroused by this
time, Miss Miudlerb and Master Mid
dlerib and the servants were pouring III
To the room, adding to the general con-
fusion by hOwlIng ut random and asking
Irrelevant questions, while they gazcd al
the figure Uf Il man Il little Oh in year,
arraycd i'll long nightshirt. paving
tiercely at the ullls;sinablc spot in the
middle of his back, while he danced all
unnatural, wierd. wicked looking jig by
the dim, religious light of the night lamp
| And while bp danced and hOwled, and
w lie they gazed and shouted, "a navy
blue wasp, that Master Middlerib Lau
put in The bottle for good me ,sure and
variety, and TO keep the managerit
stirred up, had dried his legs and WINS
with corner of the sheet, and after ;
preliminary circle or two around the bed
To get up his motion and settle down 10 {;
working gate. he fired himself across the
room, and 10 his dying day Mr.. Middle
RIB will always believe that one of the
servants mistook him for Il burglar and
shot linn
Not one, noteyen Mr.. Middlerib him.
SELF, could doubt That he was, at least
Tor TIE time, cured OF rheumatism. Ills
own boy could not have Carried himScl
more lightly or vi sreIGei agility. b.
Tie cure was not permanent, aiId Mi
Mildlerib does not ike 10 talk abou
il.
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been no special association in the foxes
minds between Strings and trapss Mere
over, after the death 6f fox Number one,
the tracks on the SNOW showed that fox
number two, Notwithstanding The temp
iations offered by the bait. had expended
a great deal OF scientific observation on
the gun before he undertook to sever the
cord. Lastly, with regard TO -bnrrowing
at right angles to the line of fire. DR..
Rae and friend in whom he has conf
tlcnce observed the fact a sufficient num-
Der of times to satisfy themselves that
the direction of the burrowing WIS real
ly to be attributed to thought and not to
chance.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
WATTS :. HUMPHREY.
Attorney for Sion TIA recs.

NTlIERE rs default has b. en- made i'm the pay
w ment # money secured by a mortgage
dated the 18th day of october, 1876, executed b,
Josiah f.. Wendell, oil tins vi lagc of Mackinac.
county of MachipGr. AMI stare of Michigan, Ia
Patrick McCann. of tn same place. which said
mort gage re- ordcd in the Office of The eister
Of Deeds OF the count. of Mackluac. in LIber b OF
Mortgages, o" pages 40 go, /, md =52, the
nth ~ OF Ocio5 T, lo76. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ. and
wiereas tfe "A punt CT lined to he due said
mo ts'age at the GATE # this notice, he sum OF
four hundred aad ioIty-si an d loo (s445 67l do
lars of p~ircipai and interest, and the further sum
OF twenty-five (s2') dollars attorney fec.
stipulated FOR in said m riga c, and which is the
whole avn 'uit CLAIMED 10 he unpaid the sait!
mOttgige; And no suG Dr. proceeding having Leen
i: S itu ed at Nv to recover the debt row lie
mainlrg secIr by tie laid mortgage, any part
the cof, whereby tn power OF contained in
the said mortgage las become operative: Now
therefore, not IS hereby gwen that BY virtue OF
the aid pow ri Of sal, and IN IursUanre of the
statue ia such care made ami provided, the sara
mortgag VII b fOreclosed by sale of the prem
Uses therein descflbed AT N lie auction To The
highest hi'ider, az Tie ont door OF the court house
IN the village OF Mack'nac.i said county o, NJ OK
mac, cu the 10th day OF March, \. ID. 1872 next.
ut eleven oc ock in the TO Ion OF that d,y, which
sad PREMISES described follows
to-wit Lot Number Three hunred and
thiTty-two e . and lounde and desc tied
in raid mortgage fellows, to.wit: Begi--
ning on From or Water st.eet, be We ti- lot
a.d u lot owned y l',minick Murray, and running
thence we>tw ud to Ma! kct street, thence ORTIZ
wardiv along sand Market street sixt;--ix (6G) iect
to the sOuth-~est corner oil lot number One hum
deed and one lola thence L stwar:ly betweeli
8 lots TO Water street, thence snuthwardly
along Water street forty-three (43) feet more or
less to he place of heeirnng said lot hereby con-
veyed being bounded on The est by Waite. ssiect,
on the south by land owned by n,minick Murray,
on the west ny Market str' CT, and the north b,
Lanai owned by the estate of Antoine Hamell, re-
serving IN this covel ance the water ront or priv
Iege OF said lot conveyed.
Datel December ~ ISIS.
pATRiCk McCANT, Mortgaree
WATTS s. ilU.PHREY, -ilt'J tor No tga;cc.
% !pcll.h
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A little AbSent-IzinGeJ.

louisville docs not claim the cham
piOn ab@entmindet' man, but she has one
citizen who would not be an unworthy
m mber OF the champion staff, IL: witness
this:
II was on Sand Y last. Mr. Lorry, OF
street. had been 10 church. and
comes home. "wringing wei" Enters
the room. shaking the water from hi,
be ri.
Mrs LOTry-'Mcrcy. Mr.. Lorry! you
have walked home through the rain
Why didn't you ride in the carriage? Il
was there"
Mr.. Lorry-Oh. 'lear me. Lncy. l for
got all about it, I'll go and do it right
now, while think OF it, Lousvill,
Courier-JuiIrnal.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81. 1875.
nv LITTLE COUNTRY COUSIN

NV little country cousin
Isr. ally worth dozen
nj the city girls you meet a' Jou s'io'i a'o"e
Bioadwa.; L.
She's ever so much sweeter.
Just n modest little flower not intended for DIS
play.
Pure as the sky above fer,
None knew her hut to love her;
The very birds for he, repeat their meet delicious
songs;
SO bright she is and merry,
lQQ wilt not think it very
Strange that IT, troubled heart for such CHEEKY
sIirit longs
go pretty and so youthful,
So rogdas h, yet so truthful.
ny little country cousin, with her sweet attractive
ways,
My favorte is clearly;
Indeed, love her dearly,
And fad that language is too poor in which 10
speak her praise.
NV love need not sti1e;
With me she doe. not trif1e,
Or bid me the Lethea1 wave my aspirations
drown.
All. no, my precious jewel
Would never be so uei.
For my little country cousin is The sweetest wife In
town.
Josephine Pollard
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
100000 A cres
MICHIGAN Ian DS
F . r. S A T. E.
THElands the
jackson Lansing Saginaw r. l..
Are now offered for sale at
Lou Prices and on LONG TIME

The railroad is constructed and IN operation
from jackson ~ Gay lofd = distance OF l"o hut-
dred ana tnirty-slx miles, and Will SOON he com
pieted to tne straits vi MacAina~, a further uis
lance at about nifty Live miles.
Particular attention is 'aiIed 60 the large tracts
of the best white ami Nor way pine timer along
The line OF the ROAD, and upon The Au sable
Cneboysan, NJ skeg IN and Mauistee rivers, The
.uo,J I'M pOrIant logging streams II che state.
The L arrlcS Ldnus OF The company incluue
some of The most fertile and yell watered haru
wu,,d lands in he state. Especial at ention 10
called the farming lands in Crawford, Utsego
and CheUoygan couctles, which Are high anu
rolling; ti uDered maiolY with The finest hard ma
pie; -OI,, black sandy am and abO ung IN
Svrinss oi the puresL VIZ er. These coonties are
being rapidly settled, and the mOering business
In the vicinity Will afford to farmers lrst rate
market for roduce Tor ma ~ years.
TERMSOF SALE.
For pine lands, Onc-fourLn down, and remain
der III turee equal annual payments, with lntei-
est at ecven per cent. For Iarming lands To set
tiers, longer line will be gwen ii desire
soEI lot illustrated pamphlet, 1ull vi san
o. n ia RWES, Land Commissioner,
Mostly Lansing, Mlcn.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-12-21
MOrtJdOe Sale.

WTHEREASd default has been made in the pay
w ment of money secured by a mortgage
dat d the 81 day of April, A. ID. 1878, xccutcd by
Julia Burns, of the t,vn cf Benton, county OF
Cheboygan, and state of Michigan, to Mc ,rihur,
Smith IL Co of the same named place, which said
mortgage W rs recorded IN the Office o. the Regis
ter o DEEDS, of the county OF Chcboyga II iiber
q of mortgages on page 146, on the Sd day OF
April, A. ID. 1875, at O'Clock A. NJ. ana whereas
the amount claimed TO be due said mortgage a.
the date OF this roice rs the sum II two hundred
and nine and 50-100 (s2f2 SOY iolars of principal
and interest and the further of fifty s50) dol
lars AS an at orney fee, stipulated Tor il id nort-
Gaze, and which - the whole amount claimed TO he
unpaid on the said mortgage, and suit or pro-
ceeding having been instituted. ut law 10 recover
Inc dc 0t now renal ing secured ny the said mort
gage 0rany part thereof. WI reby the power OF
81 e contained in the said mortgage has become OPP
era'ivC; Now therefore n itce is hereby given that
by virtue of the said 20 of tie and in purSu-
anee of the statute in such made and pro-
vided. the sad mortgage i'll be for closed by Il
sale OF the premises therein described, at pub ic
auctun 10 the highest bidder at the front door of
the Nurt hou-e, in Cheboygan village, in ,aId
county of cheb yean. on the cath day March.
n, ID. 1879, next, at O'Clock in the fore
nom OF that ay. whch sail premises des-
clibvd in tine sid mortgage as follows. towiI
Thirty feet from the west side of ct thirty (Sn 81
Cheb'. ygan village, acco ding To .JacJb anmcns
wide ba. k from Water street. sterly. and north
nd south said Water street across said iVi
thirty, in Cheboygan county. Michigan.
Dated NOvem er 25th, 1878.
McA :.TiiUR. SMITH & CO..
Mortgages.
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