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The Seven Wages.


respectfully dedicated TO the Troy ana Syracuse Clubs
From the ceo'itai HeolM
THE field Is but diamond,
Ana All The men WHO occupy il merely players;
They have their uuts uud tuuiu.s,
Aud each man 100 ihe Faur play. many parts
llis acts hcu- uur innings. AZ hrst the bAtsman
NrNuus'Y eholg the pitchers arm.
lurn ihr NNlu- base runner, with spiked shoes
ANA u lshln9 ewes running Nkc tuu
To l-ht com nrrt Then tic snort stop.
~ scramble iur the BALL. ana Wlth Wou swiftnssI
llradus the runner ut, Then the catcher,
WIN ctll Nu-cd haud- ana iuce ln mask,
jealous ot called balls and quick tor FOULS,
cklu. to WIN record
Hrhird che dangerous bat And then the pitcher,
" itl sturdy Calves ANA muscle llumed,
WIN eyes seNcre urun the strikers bar,
fWl ui drlusiNV lriuts and modern curves
AMI 80 Nr plays his part Tue sixth change
Shuts to the nutpr Held,
Where. thn and sleek. the player stands,
WIN iaW- ou knrts. watching for tv,
lis .tuc kupcd sh iuhs aud cunyHs.ed iret
Ready Go iurn again md chase tnc Whizkng ball.
Thcnon q. II the piNver stands. with opedup spine
Crnukrd elbows and watchlul ewes.
AiVtt 81 every crock oi pitcher arm,
And ever rn"cr 20 nut tile STRIKER uut
Tn second hascnau deals IN short dies
And hummnt wounier.
Anprls uu atultic.s stride along the line,
Guards lrIluuslN his place,
AMI lungs fnr double plays
The lust play al all IN tins cVentful game
J. third man out ana some players
Leave tile nrld with sprained Sims,
snn' finger nails, sans teeth,
hans-yictory.
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The IrxIn.suIIIxnn Murder.

PHILAnELPHIA. May l7.-This morning the
OF Dr. HARRISON charge with being accessory alter
the fact 70 the murder Of Josephine irwin who shot
recently by Frank sullivan. was heard haboas
pus The testimony the effect that after the shoot
HARRISON in attend her under the assumed
name OF Dr. Pctnugl that although she was wing he
said her condition MAS not dsngerous. and would not
permit her dying declaration TO uc taken. that certain
papers disappeared mystoriousy from bureau drawer
and that he told the Keep quiet as there
money IN the ease and Ht when the regular nhyscian
made inquiries HARRISON told him the pauent doing
well when. IN tact She was dead lie wa held IN q 800
hail Tor trial and heing unable TO furnish the
NuTliN. he WAS nj 10 nrIAnm.
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Farmer spe,h.'. risn, with uIshwnymen.

Between 2 and o'clock on Friday morning
as William speths, vegetable farmer at Laurel Hill
Long Island, his way To market in ti, city two
men sprang from thickct hall mile beyond Penny
Bridge and while seized Sicthss horses by the head
HE other tried tu climb INTO the wagon at the same time
demanding the farmer money. Mr. spcths had large
club hN his sadie amt with % he dealt the man blow
The head that knuched him 10 the erlund the man at
the horses head. then fired iva shot, With revolver
bur II very dark Hnd tusey. ani Mr. slets not
hit Whipping up his horses MI Spetis drove ON AMI
reported the ~ the NilnAmsburgh police, who
now at work on H.
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Tribute 10 n Dead Actor.

PHILADELPHIA May ia meeting Of the
theatrical profession held this evening at the broad
Street Theatre to honor the memory OF the late Michael
" flanagan The meeting was addressed by John f.
Ford, who spoke ct Mr. flanagan In eloquent nnd feel.
ing manner Resolutions adopted eNpressiVe the
sincere sorrow ot the dramatic profession Of Phadel.
Pima az the loss Of 50 true actor, friend nnd ciNen
and rendering their sympathy 10 the wie ami child o.
the deceased
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ST PETERSBURG, May 17.-Advices from Irbit
dated Wednesday give particulars the attempt At in
cendiart'm al That place. Upwards OF eighty houses
were DESTROYED The Inhabitants removed " the zelda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11

UxpER orders Of the House Of Repre-
seulativcs, u comm ittee went TO Cincinnati
to investigate the workings Of the United
States Marshal law. It was. composed Of
four Democrats aud three Republicans.
Tho committee spent q fortnight looking
into the Congressional election Of 1878,
when Representatives ButterwOrth and
Young we're elected, and wlien the Mar
shal law was put in force. They made no
discoveries, save that the candidates spent
a good deal Of money for legitimate cam
paign expenses. No oppression OF unfair
ness was proved against the msrshals.
The other day, after the committee had
got through with Ihc 1873 election, the Re-
publican members wanted TO go back to
that Of 1876, when no marshals were ap'
pointed and,when the famous Eph' HoI'
land frauds were committed which elected
General Banning to Congress. On this
fair and reasonable proposition the COM
mittee voted, ayes, three TALL Republicans
nays, four lnll Democrats. The Tribune
ssys, that, having failed to catch RepubLi'
cans in any wrong acts, the Democrats are
careful not to initiate that clumsy fisher
man, Glover, and reiuset to cast their hooks
where they would be sure to bring up a
batch Of fello as Of their " party.
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ArRoRS Of the recent Ban&ers' Conyen.
ton at Saratoga, the New York Htrull
says that among the supporters Of a move.
ment TO GxtinguiSh the national banks
art not a few national bankers. They
prefer, it is said, State banking, because it
would offer them greater profits, with
much less responsibility. Comptroller
Knox, in his remarks on Thursday, again
demonstrated the ialsity OF the idea that
national banking is very profitable, and
he eouclusively showed that as to making
profits on circulation the State hanks, il
the ten per cent. tax on their circulation
were removed, would have lar the sd.
vantage. 1t is also interesting 10 have it
definitely pointed out that Southern and
Western men are rot demanding the re-
peSl OF the banking az; because they de
sire more SresnbAeSs, but because they
want TO re-cs,sblish the cid State and local
hanks, whose wildcat and rei.dos cur
renCy was before the war such an indie.
ton and loss I the people, and source Of
profit 70 SPECTATORS and exrhsnEe bro
keT. LISA curious folly thA: anyone who
Ean remember how, previous to 1852, they
los: i've or ten per sent. in carrying the
currency Of banks Of one State into an,
other, should now e!suaor for i return 10
such system.
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THE tsc, that = very large amount
probably $5&Nn0N-ot capitAl hitherto
invested in United States bonds, has been
dislcdSed by the rCtrndiuE operations, and
has hot yC, found new securities, is nj OF
vast importance in the maIketS Alter all
the vast purchases which have been made
by investors since January LIST, bo,h 0!
bonds and ai stocks, i, seems that about
nnS.halt OF the SUN which was named in
January As Ntsain to he tins dilodrd
sill remains unemployed. No one sup
pOss that this money will be long without
employment. \ part Gill mus: be invest.
ed in CnitSi States lOndl either because
it is the reserve Of hanks deposited against
their circulation, or bNeaRssi,s the iund
Of trustees Of estates or Of others whose
daty or interest prompts such = choice;
hat it should be remembered tina, bonds
can aow b. purchased only by diSPlacins
and setting trS Othe. capital now inves.
Cd therein by holders That cther eapilal
will then seek investment IS hunsrily as
the capital represented by called bonds
now lyinSidlest Washington. Somueh Is
sure, then; at least S5SonoN Of idle
moaey is nov hunting t0r employment
Yet there ar people who lSak for q tSh.
money market and predict high rates Of
interest ia The near future! Atleas S7S-
0N0O q ldle money Is nov looking tOs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11

HAvAxAi is, beyond dispute, the birth
place Of the yellow fever that has repeat
eddy ravuged part Of our country. 1t has
been affirmed that the case calls for govern
rnent protest against Spain permitting
havana to remain a hotbed of malignant
disease, withou, at least making q strrnu'
ous effort 10 change its sanitary character
This. and more than this, is true. Alithp
leading nations have commerce with that
city. Enough has now been learned by cx'
p~cricnce 10 show that the fever is startling
ly uncertain in everything but its fatality,
Traditions concerning it have been again
and again contndicied ny facts. It is
liable to laugh at any cline in the temper
ate II In view Of this possibility every
country whose merchant navy is constant
ly or frequently represented at Havana is
directly interested in suppressing the dis
ease there.
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1T is understood that instructions have
been sent to the District Attorney Of Utah
to vigorously prosecute offenders against
;he an,i.pol0gSmy art, the constitutiorali-
ty OF which wAs affirmed by the supreme
Court of the United States upon an APP
peal. The Indications are that there will
lie Al earnest attempt on the part OF the
government to blot ont Mormonism or its
pcculia. institution. In this connection
Secretary EvSy;S has takea steps 4 OBSCURE
information As to the immigration to this
country OF ~prcselytes IRON Enrope. He
will also enter into correspondents with
the countries from which these psoselytes
come, with \ view to preventing their
coming here. The ground to I've taken to
accomplish this result is that i: is contrary
10 the laws which prevent the immiGra-
ton Of criminals-the Niorncus being n
garded As coming within thst category. /:
is expected that the prosecutions in Utah
will be resisted by the McmOns, The
government is, however, in earnest in the
matter, and U. s, troops will be promptly
called into rcQuisision to QuelI anydissurb-
ance or hostile demonstration.
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weston aud ciarlsburg Railroad.

weston aud ciarlsburg Railroad.
The following circular has been issued
by the above railroad:
OEFicE or TnE WESTON & CL%AREsBuR0
Il. r. Co, WESTON, W. Va.
August 8, 1879. }
This road will be completed and opened
for business from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, at Olarksburg, to Weston, on the
ist day OF September. Merchants and
shippers will 10 enabled 10 ship from all
points directly to Weston, ort % any station
on the road, on through bills Of ladingi
and from Weston, or any other station on
the road to any point east or west, on
through bills Of lGding,
No commission or extra charges will be
made for handling goods at any station on
the road, or for receiving from or re.ship'
ping over the roads,
The Company's Express will connect
with the Baltimore and Ohio ExpreSs,and
receive and transfer express matter from
and to all points throughout the country,
HRHRY BRANSoS, pTee PnsiRaG
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nBl-NrSr asked any man in the meeting
at Saco, Me-, who thought lac was too hcav'
ily taxed 10 stand up. a solitary Green
hacker arose. Mr.. Blaine asked what his
complaint was. lie said he was taxed too
much on matches. Reckoning the mum.
her Of matches he consumed a day, his
probable total annual outlay on this ac'
count, Mr.. Blaine discovered, could not
he more than seven cents. This puzzled
the Cireenbacker, and he muttcrcd some.
thing about the excessive t K OH tea. He
was informed there was no tax OH tea.
Then he sub3iled, but not until somebody
had asked whether he did no; lind the tax
on whisky the misunderstanding otall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11

1rIR idea OF organizing, the n~on.reliSion-
ists OF tho United States into a political
party was iavOrably considered last Fd-
iay at a meeting in New York OF a few
members Of the National Liberal League,
and II was voted to call Congress Of Inf.
dcls at Cincinnati on the 18th and llth OF
next month. Colonel X. q. lngersoll,
Eli1er Wright, James Parton and others
are identified with the movement.
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Tur Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
offered for sale s3,OOO,0OO six per cent
bonds through Drexel, Morgan & Co., Of
n. y. City, and Mr.. Garrett, the President,
states the case thus;
These bonds are secured by deposit Of
the first mortgage 0 per cent bonds OF the
Parkersburg Branch Railroad Company
for S,O0O,0O0, as well as by the direct OBJ
ligailon Of the Baltimore and Ohio road.
The earnings Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and its branches for the year
ending September 20, 1875, were, Accord
ing to President Garrett, $l3, 1920 20,
and the working expenses, S~7,I69,SOl 50,
or S6.44 per cen. The net earnings were,
therefore, S5,995,9TS Is. In accordance
with the usual policy Of the road, its net
earnings, beyond limited dividends, were
appropriated to investments in branch and
connecting roads, and in permanent i'm.
provementS on its liues until the
surplus fund amounted to SST, ILL.,
.9l9 ~ on the first Of October
last. This surplus fund.-" writes
Mr.. Garrett, lis not represented by
either stock or bonds. The increase OF
this fund, after the payment Of interest
and dividends, during the last fiscal year
WAS 500, 676 -, The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Company has, therefore, paid from its net
earnings in liquidation Of its mortgage
Indebtedness $S,S7l,9l@ 80" OF the mort.
gage loan payable next year Sl9O,j00 has
been anticipated, leaving only $579,jO0 to
be paid then. Only 81 .7lO,0O remains to
he paid Of the &.5OO,0O loan r~edeemable
in 1855, and OF the So,0O0,0O loan due in
1890, 2,l3S,S 34 Is has already been paid,
Tor the SS,OOO,O 900 mortgages placed on the
Parkersburg Branch road when it was
constructed, Mr.. Garrett says all has been
paid excepting $l40,0OO, and funds have
been provided to meet this amount. The
earnings OF the road during the year end
ing September 50, 1878, were $659.69S a,
and the expenses were $4T3.6T5 81, leaving
the net earnings $lS6,0eS %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11

TnE disastrous bank failures which are
accommodating upon each other In Mon
ircal are the crisis OF the utter collapse of
business and loss Of confidence which
have prevailed in that city for months
back. They arc as full Of meaning to the
Canadians rs the New York panic OF 1915
was to Americans. They mean not only
u great deal Of individual suffering, near
and remote, but a long period Of CONNER
cial prostation throughout the dominion
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good securities, and yet there are men
who sill insist that the advance in the
prices of such securities is fictitious aud
view with alarm what they consider q
Wild and dangerous speculation.
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typed one delivered at New Martinsville."
We have no news. Our narrow-guage
Is now In gUod running order to Jane
Lew, seven miles distant. LIST September
grand opening Of road, 10. w.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sThsdeiphIa ASOuuodaton.-rhis train only :uns
between Wheeling AMI TEatelPhIA-
tDAly exeeP; S~uI4Ay-NEUG.k Accommodated.
lStFubepVtle ACcNmm0dllOn.-FhS .U1ln during
the day PGSes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BSairV, Stopping when rQulre1 a
Gravel HiL
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PesOru earring torn for he NaAon, and Saint
MIR irdrela1, can hars THE pAuE ISTELLi.
0RScER mailod 70 &Hu, Postpaid, for 60 e7ts'
pr month, he address Lring changed as chn'
~. h.i-aI
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HALL AT THOMPSON & H1BBERD's
" No. 1874 MARKET STREEr, Wheeling, W. Va,
aud SeS the new LAMP GLoBE. Il requires no Chin
ney; does not RFeAk; Il Saving Of OIL; 4 EASILY Clean.
Cd and gives a Splendid, Steady Light anil
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

NN AND AFTER TUESDAY, April Isl, 1873, the
" Css On the wheeling and Elm Gr0veR K VII
ran IS follows Chs Will ltATe the city tCoEner Mar
ket AID Eleventh E;reSss,O and St3mm'S Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
uNDER THE VETO

Of Time, the natural color Of the hair, after a certain
~, bSinStO fade; but science eau rePalr the damage.
THE BLACKS
and browns impaired In ave minutes, without stain.
WHITE SKIN
Ithshrsl, BY that mAsehl0s VssOnble halr darkensE,
~CRISTADORO'S DYE,
are absolutely perfect, and not ID, b distinguished
from the richest living tiuu Shlch Nature herself has
bestowed on youth and beauty. Manufactured BY ].
CRlsrADORo, Nc, . william street, New York.
sold BY all druggists. Applied by all hair dreSers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-11
ALEXANDER BONE, ST..
ian NcooL1OcH STREET, Wheeling ". Va,
General Business Agent and
EOmmGFctSI c~nPrsSnanhanf

ian NcooLLoCH STREET, Wheeling ". Va,
General Business Agent and
COMMERCIAL Correspondent,
WIN devote his Gne 70 opcHiHS, examining and elosisE
Manufacturer and Merchants Books SettinS up s.
Keats Notes AID Book Accounts.
HIS HH vii Be % secure the eOn&dGnee q tAose Ia
trusting him With tAsIE baSioeEG
CS1AeaSn promptly reaIied.
CSITsPo3deoee tNn eoaa-y merchants, relative
Promptly and asaASetlasy attended 10
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Lk HANSEN, Esls,WhesitnH, ". Va
Iehn Red, ENP, Wheeling, u. Va
&C DsESy. k9, wheNinS, Y. Va
Hes SBz14y, RhEellPE, VIVA
Hes. AnAreT Wilson, Wheeling, ". Va
IN. G1lhAeF, Eq, NOaRsETti!R, ". Va
IN Ct91EtOo, ESl,, P1EhESh1rE ". Va
StGna6 Bsb9gI EnrmenL ". Va
81 4lAn, ES9.s GFatten, W. Va.
u SESS SES SaESssSgEs Y
J1mo kerI, E&1, Nlrtin'S Ferry, y.
Wa Sh4Tp ESQ, SteabsETflle, o.
AIexandfr Dsnhla, Eq, WellSTile, o.
Na, 4ISx90tsE, ENl3 Hd8HsHEL
10 AsAeNoo, bR, WasAIaEtou, Pa
NC ktaS Es1t WGGhIRSton, "a
yaGS Ell ESq- Ws1 AlexIDdG, "a.
LR G7tS Esap GIysytlls n
HelDGSen, Blt61 Co. BGlItnare, Ma.
Char1a NarO1a, ESP, BIldD0rE va.
Aoa HGuIY g. D8VtA Deer ParE, Ma.
SS3 =. AKLY, "a, C1ahGzhnd Nd,
DSatmRGryS ESqa FpsblEE Nd
80 Ae{S ill3 H4Es HytSSe PhiE85NlPAh, Pa.
ESPEItHs SatreAsE Ne by patI sSri VIII In
eeTe P-OaPt atfsntios.
4rerSE 5 lSA Rns
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MOOD PAYING PROPERTY IN THE
VI SECOND WARD, on MARKET STREET, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION on EASY Terms.
| viii Aell At auction Al front q Court House on

SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST ls 1872,
ATTIC o'clock 4. II, the north halt Of lot number 81.
on the cast side Of Market street, beings feet On
Market street and Rbont Ia feet deep, running along
trObn Market street With Alley Six 70 Alley c In the
rear. being Just half 4 square above Market House
The ~buildinEI are one thee story bdck dwelling,
one tEo+stOry dwelling, = carpenter shop and once.
The dwellings reatin apartments and usually bring
In trUn SO TO SO per mOath, paid monthly In ad.
vance.
TEnf-sO cash, the balance in ave equal Pay.
mentI running oue, tWo, THREE, four and ave yedrs
with Interest 1t 5 per cent Some u las; payments
might b longer extended Il desired. The deferred
payments to Be secured by deedot trust on the prop
erty. Title perfSa aud guaranteed. IGdcsirCd' this
property could be sold In two TaFelG. The GrSt par
Gel, s. leet IN Market street, BY about q feet on Alley
elk, including the threeHStOEy brick and everything
vest o. the vest Eall Of the tSo-stOEy dwelling. The
second panel would b about 8 feet 90 Alley c By
about 6O feet on Alley Six, including the tEU-Gory
dwelling and eIerythins east Of the ret vail IhereOi.
y Sold separately the cab payments rQuir1 viii Be
S@N On the front part and $50 on the Other portion,
The balance In ave yearly PEynents IS above.
". II. AALLER AuctionEer,
aus for JAG l. HAWLEY
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SOMETHING NEW

Ikss!uE As4ahrs. asaeuaaoas4as les Hos,,
e EHHgEIss EEs:sd :: ny HLn, Ne Is FGsA Wud
0EtH HSGsA tc IL P0fPoss& hsPtss NJ Nett
FnsA nd Street, as4 VA turzbA 70 th4PusHs trua
tAs tiHsO q II hs4sG Mats nd Slzsra, IasIaa.
hs Pekid TOsgas EaA Po<k, csrnsL Bel Gs,
vAtA SilLyayib y tOSaA FraA AID Ne / ia ssaN.
y, sa0s aIGy Eoa 5 aaA II O'daek IN IL nan
Ing AL Eo2&ElA 20dak In IL ESVaIsE.
ON ssA &s ns GnAtrM sul4aatss niIst,cSau
"A Al
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

Nine departments Of study; textbooks furnished
penses for one year from SI75 to $500; nOn-ste-
tartan, liberal. thorOugh. Fall term beSiuS Sep.
TENDER Sd. 1873.
sS"FoV catalogues aud other Information apply
tS'he President J. Il. Thompson, AOrElnt6SE,
West Va. auI
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-05-01
Redwood Falls Minn
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
BY ADVERTISEMENT.

Default has been made in the conditions of a
certain Mortgage executed and delivered by
Hans n. Hanson and Hannah Hanson his wife
mortgagors, to E, J. Hodgson mortgage. dated
the sixteenth day Of April A. ID. eighteen hum
dred and seyenty-eight and recorded as a NOR
tgage in the Office of the Register of Deeds of
the county of edwood in the State of Mfnne-
sofa, on be 2Srd day of April A. ID. 1873, at 3
O'clock ? NJ, in book of Mortgages on page
400 on which there Is claimed to be due at the
date of this notice. the amount of Sixty-TwO
and 25-i00 ,2,J-lO0) Dollars and no action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or in
equity to recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or anv part thereof. E..# -
Notice is hereby given. that by virtue of n
power of sale contained in said mort gage, and
the said mortgage will be f,reclosed by Il sale
of the mortgaged premises therein described.
which sale will be made at the front door Of
the otlrt House in the Village Of 'edwOOd
Falls in the County of redwood, and State Of
Minnesota, at public auction by the Sheriff Of
said County. on Saturday the Seventeenth day
of May A. ID. eighteen hundred and SEVENTY
nine mt ten o'clock in the forenoon to satisfy
the amount which shall then be due on said
mort gage. with the interest thereon, and cnsts
and expenses of sale, and TWENTY-FIVE dcllars
attorneys fees. as stipulated in said mortgage
in ease of foreclosure: -u.-. ..<.#
The premises described in said mortg
and So to be sold, are the lot, piece parcel of
land situated in the County Of Redwood and
State Of Minnesota, and known and described
as follows, to-wt: Lots One ~ aud Two (2) in
Section Four a. in Township One Hundred and
Ten dlO North of ange Thirty-Four CD West,
Containing Sixty-Four and 5H-l00 (64 50-lOO)
| acres according to the United States Govern
ment survey thereof. sr.
E. j. HODGsON,
w. r. BURR, Mortgage.
Attorney of Mortgage. ,sD't
Dated March 81 1879.