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Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
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.1nRsALEOR RENT. -THREEH 1USES
X In row on 1th st., between Jackson ana
Tno houses on VsnBuren street, between
w rsa " houses In row on French st., between
nth and 18th sts.
i1n n,s Sn TWO sory house, cor. 18th and Poplar.
1,hr' Two story houses on 18th st. close 10
Poplar. HARLAN CAUSE.
,oa,.u Front and Tatnall stS,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
rntlp SA1.E-MIrI.ES.

NOR SALE MULES.
Five pair OF Kentucky mules OF good
sIzs ara young; good workers. Per ons de,
string to purchase will do well ocal Wlii
not bs nisrepresented to CH CT a sale, Flenoh
street below Second, city. II. sHAkPLESS.
2.lC-eOdti
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VIVIAN rED-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w keeper er accountant by II man of 10
years experience. Address ]. III. b.. RE-
PUBLICAN office. 29-6l*
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

IN RENr-THE THREE STORY
T. brick dwelling house, llul Jefferson 81,
one d0Ur above Delaware avenue possession
given on Mach rs apply to
TILGHM AN JOHNSTON,
l27.tu ths-tt 4Excl ange Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

EiJR SALr.-A very desirable property on
~ the southwest corner OF sixth and Mar
10. streets. Inquire OF q. CHANDLER,
l2'lS-lmd No. 9u6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

UTANTED-POULp FOR WHICH
w the highest price will be paid; dellv-
cred at Third st. market N. b. APPLETON.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VIVA N T L D.-A COLURED WOMAN
w for cook in small family. Apply
Immediately, MRS. WALTER ID BUSH,
203t* Clayton bel. Front st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

IN Jn hENr.-A LAkGE ROOM In THE
~ third story 9Th and Market SITS. suitable
lor society. apply TO Il. CHANDLER,
LA II 6ll-9U6 NJ ark ct 1T.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOTICF.-THEC CHARTER MEMBERS
IN of DUPONT Post, No. 2, q. A. r., and
all honorably discharged soldiers or sailors
desiring to connect themselves Herewith are
requested to meet In the Lieberman building,
$. L. cor. 9Th and Market, Wednesday eveR
ing, 1lth inst, at 5 o'clock, sharp, to make ar
rapgements for he reception OF Winfield
Scott Post, No. ia OF Pennsylvania. on Sat
urday evening next, when DUPONT Pest will
be instituted. BY order Of J. P. WALES.
Post Commander
S. s. johnson, Adjutant 210-2t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

LNUk RENT-TRUCk FARM, SlIUh-
4 ted p~rtly in :. wilmington, aud New
Gasiie taii H., containing Il a9res ana god
2O.7. O.I2.~lL or l. bdeli Oar W heel 60.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NXyANTED.-A &OOD BOY To LEARN
w the barbering business ref re1uired (:
one speaking German preferred. Address A.
G., RBPUBLICAN eGice. 2-,O.2t*
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

u TX SALE.-A VEkY DESIRABLE
II store sand, doing tirst-class bus ness,
For PARTICULARS address l. +. lREDELL,
l-ll.eod-ti New London. Chester Go.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VVyANTED.-A COLORED MAN WHO
w isa tlrst-cIass cook wishes situation ::
can give good ref Apply 4ca Il. 5th st. 2.lO-3t'
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VYTANTED-A GIRL THAT UNDER
w stands cooking, 81 Market st. 2-lO.2ts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
yex yexsALEoRRkHTl

op sALE-Two story brick hssse Ni
Tay,or street, roomss VITA ON nr''
and %o ssoUto tory bricks, nsw P'par street above
eleventh. , walnut strest aboys
Eleventh. 80. n.,.v.,. Axsnna moAerp
IHwsIilpE 1900 Jefferson street, 10 rooms.
VanBureu street bet sth and 9Th!
/. 100 EAstl2th street.
. gi3 Chestnut street.
a. o23 Jefferson street.
q ll2S West Third street.
an EourA street near Pine, ~ By 100 u,
~ loan on bond and mortgage from $1,000 70
.,aoao In srms To suit. Npply TO
V''V'O !" w. McCAULLEY L co,
90 Market street,
,,,,m Wilmington. BEL.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

EJR RENF.-A RESTAURANT AND
~ bca, ding mouse, 2lS Orange st. Apply
70 EVANS PENNINGTON,
l-S.3tGw-f Slh and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

MUTUAL LOAN AS.
~ ISOLATION offers stock in new So.
ries for sale. Call during the day or from to
7.30 In the evening on
GEORGE g. MARIS, Secretary,
Office COL ShIpley street, second floor.
l.2S-lm
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
WANTED.

NYANTED.-A PARTNER WITH GAPl-
w tai Of from $1,000 to $1,000, to engage
In profitable and safe business in the city |;
reference given and required. Address q. & +.
REPUBLICAN office. 274tk
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

IUk kENT.-IHE TWO ROOMS U.s.
j. der the First National Bank. now occu-
lied by II aid & Co., will be rented for Offices.
Apply to Geo. u. AEMoIaONG,
l.9-lu cod Cash er Fist National Bank.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

CNUR RENT.-A GOOD BASEMENT
Il cellar On Market st.; gas, water, etc. !;
cheap. 26.T91 hEAID n CO.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

UTANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hcusewOrk. Apply l25 Justlssn st.lO2!.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VETANTED-OYSTE OPENER MUST
w be hrstcllss hand none other need
apply. JOS. FULIMER,
2-l03tS sos Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11
NIFTY YEARS! FIFTY YEARS!
OLD AND RELIABLE!

ESTA BLISHED. ............... 1880.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
Receive s,peclal attention, and are very care.
fully compounded from the most reliable
medicines by thoroughly competent assist.
ants, graduates Of the Philadelphia Col.
Ieze Of Pharmacy and families supplied
with drugs Of a superior quality at
FLAMES BELT, DRUGGIST,
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

EUR SALE OR iEXCHAHGE.--SlX X
IL horses ut Western hO el st bles.
26.bt JESSE TYSON. Agt.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

XNYA NTER-A GOOD MACHINlST
wv abo understands ui llwsrk. Applyit
Bias. GettGR Mills, Riddles Banks. 210-2t'
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VXTANTED--A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w housework must be coed cook. Apply
~ Madison st. 2-l0.T
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

TOTICE TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
~ Those who sell or transfer Real Es-
tate, and do not wish to pay the taxes Of 1880,
will oblge the undersigned. by leaving q no,
tice thereof at ouf office, that we may assess 1t
TO the proper owners.
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE.
Office No. 10 Z. sixth street, between
Marked and King. Hours, s A. NJ, to IL NJ,
to and TtoSP. NJ. l.3-tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

kNOR SALE ChEAP.-A GOOD SUB
~ siaAtill l3 loot counter in tirst-clgss o.
ger can be bouAht at y bargain. Apply to
REPUBLICAN office. 2.l.tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

LNOR RENT.-A ZINE ROOM HOUSE
~ Bl4 West Fourth street, modero iGl.
pf'vements. Apply AZ 2lS Jefferson street
~ btS
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

VETANTED-A DRIVING HORSE FOR
w one or two months for his keep and
some m0ney;to be used for light driving.
J. II. PRIMROSE,
2lC-tt 7l8 Marke ct street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-11

NOTICE.-ALLS SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
~ papers sent out OF tho city must be paid
for in advance. Also all persons who are in
deDted to this Office for either advertising or
Job printing would Oblige US by calling and
settling up, go that we can get our books for
1879 closed up. A word to the wise, sc.
NOTICE.-THE 7TH ANNUAL MEET
~ Ing OF the shareholders OF the Germa-
mia Building and Loan Asso'n No. 2, will be
held Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 8 o'clock.
p. M, when the report Of the Auditors. will
be submitted and an election held for office s
for the ensuing year post
NJ l.. LICHTENSTEIN, Sec.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

A valued correspondent writes to complain
OF the amount OF ''sInall talk INDUCED i'll by
town news-gatberers tor this paper. The
critic is frank enough to admit that tins fault
may have characterized his own letters, and
promises al4pdment III the future, au
amendment ia which he asks other CORES
pondents to Join
Most OF eur correspondents are still young
enough to learn, fault which also adheres
to the editor, aud we are glad to see an effort
to make this paper not only interesting to
those who read it but means of improve
ment to those who write for il. We hope
for these reasons that the ideas OF our COZ IS
pendent, condensed as above, may be thank
fully received by his companion Knights OF
the Quill. There is also another side to this
question No successful newspaper writer
measures the popular taste closely by his
own. Editors and contributors to he success
ful should stand outside of themselves AID
endeayor to form ali unbiased opinion OF pop
ular tastes. The newspaper, without papder-
Ing 10 any low appetite should possess Judicial
impartiality, and have some corner for almost
everything harmless We frequently strike
out an item from a news letter because while
il might please one OF tive we think it might
offend many We frequently admit items in
every department Of our paper which are OF
no interest To us, but which We believe Will
be Of interest to others. TIE condenser OF
town news who can in two lines interest one
person, may venture to de it, Tor il all the
paper is made OF like interest il will have
some attraction for every one likely TO see
it. = farmers boy who viii tire terribly 1t
a paper devoted to lumber notes and railroad
prospects, Of which he knows little. viii
read with interest Of the burning Of an ash
barrel III a neighb0r's woodshed He re-
members the barrel and is familiar with the
woodshed. Above all single line contain
ing the Ia OF a man or pleasant reference
to him, makes an entire paper seem able and
interesting to him. So there may he advan-
tages Of small talk il not carried TOO far, but
We ask all who write to think over these
things, and try to keep inside the line.
Above all te careful not to write items Calcu-
lated TO wound any one ueedlessly- Ii is
cowardly 10 use the columns Of paper IN
that way.
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At regular meeting of Washing
tonian Lodge No. Be. l. o. G. r.. held
at Kinnickinnic, March 18th. 1880. the
following resolutions We're adopted:
WHEREAS, Death has again visited our
community ard claimed as his victim cur
Worthy Chief Templar, Brother E. r Yves
ton, and
WHEREAs, This affecting dlspensation OF
God Is providence comes upon this eonmuni-
ty ard upon this lodge like a thunder bolt
from clear sky, SO suddenly and snexpect-
eddy that all hearts are caused to throb with
sorrow and surprise, and
WHEREAS, Our mortal comprehension il
too short to discern why one so young, SC
noble and so strong should be cut of in the
midst Of the highest hopes of young man
hood, we can but bow in humble submis-
sion to the infinite wisdom Of our Heavenly
Father, and be still, knowing that he is
God therefore,
RESOLVED, That in this affection WEI desire
TO recognize God s hand, and while we great
liz deplore the loss OF cur brother we would
humGly say Goods will be done" and
RESOLVED, That we hereby tender to his
affected family and friends our sincere sym
pathy in token OF which we will drape our
charter and regalia in mourning for sixty
days.
RESOLVED, That in the death Of our brother
the lodge has been deprived Of q cheerful
member, one ever ready to forgive, and s
faithful and impartial presiding officer.
RESOLVED, That these resell ltiOns be spread
upon our records and copy Of the same be
sent TO the family OF the deceased, and TO
the several local papers for publication
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Rev + w. Buchholz, Waseca, MINI used
the st. JACOBS OIL III the ease " lady O
his congregation whs had been bed-riddeI
with Rheumatism for seventeen years. Sht
used the ST JACOBS On Ter three days,
and WIS able to leave her bed
Mr. L ocLseter No 81 Brown street, AL
legLeny City, Pa had the Rheumatism for
eight years land had used every known med
icine without relief A single bottle OF ST
JACOBS on cured him.
Gustav A Heilman Esq, Editor Of the
Pittsburgh DAILY Republican, suffered with
RLe uInatism for two years. and lay many s
night unable to sleep on account OF terrible
pains Two bottles Of ST. JACOBS OIL cured
LIN.
Mr. f wnke, Lafayette, Ind reports a
case where a man suffered so badly with
Rheumai ism that he could not move. His
legs were swollen, and he had the most ter
rible pains. Twelve hours after the trst ap-
pleation Of the ST JACOBS OIL the pains were
e ne and the swelling had DISAPPEARED.
Mr. Henry Schseler, Millersburg, Ohio,
was cured OF rheumatism ia the hips
Mr. + r. Witt, Cleveland Ohio, Rheuma
tisin in the leg. Cured alter three applica-
tjOuF
Mr. Henry Lear. Patriot, Ohio, had such
pain in his shoulder that be could net move.
ST JACOBS OH cured him alter few appliea-
tions
Mrs. Vrena Gugelmsnn, aged So years, liv-
ing in Rochester. N \ Rheumatism In legs,
could not walk. Used 4 bottle OF ST JACOBS
on and felt, as she asserts like newborn.
Christian Hanui, Esq, Youngstown, Ohio,
is full OF Joy ever the wonderful cure OF his
wife by ST. JACOBS On. For twelve long
years she had suffered with Neuralgia n the
head, and often had the most terrible p1ins
Hall bottle Of ST JACOBS OIL cured heJ en-
tirelv
Mr. VIM Reinhardt, Elmore, Wis reports
O.. faI Sr Jar.pu {!r+ roo LIZ vrHr3dEv.
ful remedy, ior ! could mention dozens OF
cases where it has proved its magical inhu-
ence. One case III particular ] will state: ]
know man who has suffered with Rhenna-
tism Tor the last twenty tour years, and Of
late he could hardly move around. Alter
using few bottles OF ST. JACOBS On be WAS
entirely cured
B seim, Esq, South Adams, Msssaehu
sets, writes: Allow me to inform you how
much COED ST. JACOBS OIL has done in this
neighborhood woman had the Rheuma
t1sm SO badly that she could not even attend
10 her wash. Three applications Of ST. IA
ooBs on cured her. Her joy seems TO have
no bounds.
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lee soLpIERs, MEErINs.

The discharged soldiers Of Pierce county
met pursuant 10 call al the Court House in
Ellsworth, on Saturday, March 18th and or
gained by choosing J w VIM, Chairman
and G. B Wood, Secretary.
A committee on Permanent Organization
was appointed as follows: Palmer Thomas,
Salem; " ilson Kinney, Ellsworth; j. II.
Mclaughlin, Trilnbelle; Mai. Z. Burnett,
River Falls; Col D. j. Dill, Prescott; Capt
g. r. Clements, Trenton.
After short recess the committee on Per-
manent Organization made the following re-
port: That this organization shall be called
The "Pierce County Veterans Association. !"
The officers Of this Association shall be a
President Vice President, and one Vice
President Ia each town, a Secretary and
Treasurer We would recommend for Pres
ident, Mai. L Burnett, River Falls; Vice
President, Col d. ]. Dial, Prescott; Secreta-
~, j. w VIM, Ellsworth; Treasurer, Viii
son Kinney, Ellsworth We would recom-
that the de iegates present from each town
propose a delegate of their town tor Vice
President
On motion the report was adopted.
TIE following persons we're chosen Vice
Presidents:
River Falls, Ezra Healey; Martel, Holver
Peterson; Trinbs lie, A. ]. Bennett; Els
worth, c. Fenton; III P2so, o HarshmsD;
Rock Elm, David Rice; Union,R. w Hsrse y:
Salem, Palmer Thomas; HsTtland, : 68-
more; Trenton, g. R. Clements D'sm"ud
Bluff, G. Fl Grant; Isabelle, W II. Ridg'aaa,
Maiden Rock, NJ J Potts Spring Lake, (
P Kelley; Gilman, Johd Thompson; Clifton.
john Bur II; Prescott, 4. J. RAIDER; Oak
Grove, L. T. Hal
The Vice-presidents were Instructed Ia
make list of all the discharged soldiers in
their respective towns and Company and Reg
inlent and furnish the Secretary vita the
same. A collection was taken 20 deiray the
expenses OF the Secretary
adjourned to meet On call Of the President
and Secretary.
J. W. WINK. Chairman.
G. B. Moop. Secretary.
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5otiae Of Sale Of Mortgage Foreclosure.

Whereas default has been made ia the con-
diiioBs o. certain mortgage made, exeeut-
ed and delivered by john 0tley and Emma
Utley. fEs vie, DoFtgagoT-, 10 A. L. Merrill
and II II. White, mortgages, ca tire fourth
day 81 November, 4. y, 1878, and recorded
IL tie Office o the Register q Deeds q Piefce
county ou the 9Th day Of December. 4. D
1878. At J o'clock p y, in volume n of
mortgages, orr pages 30 and 2GG, whereby
said mortEagors uoTtEaged &Da conveyed
Unto the said A +. Merrill aid II. II. White,
their heirs and assigns forever, the following
tract or parcel o. Loud lying and being ia the
county uffIeree ami state 81 " lse0Dsiu, de-
scribed Is follows, ta-Wit: Commencing al
the northwest corner stake d section No
nineteen tlSl IN town tWenfY-s7X :2ol range
No. fifteen fl5l west, running east On the
north Iup Of said section n5neteeH 49, seY-
enteeu and cue-hsl lI7s rods, thence
south SIX and hall is rods, thence
west seventeen and une-hah tJ7. rods,
thence Dorth six and one-haH 70 rods, 10
place % beginning, together with the ap
purtenanoes :hereunfo belonging which SAID
mort gage was given 10 secure the sum OF
fifty five dollars SO 09) and interest thereon
after date at the r4te 81 ten per cent. per an
mum until paid, according ~ tile condition
ol che certain promIssory note bearing even
date herewith, executed By the said john
Otley and Emma Otiey to a. z. Merrill and
ii II White and also Tor the payment u
twenty-five dollars as solicitors fees IN case
Of q foreclosure Of said raortage by reason OF
the Bouperie-Tna nee OF any o. the conditions
thereof by SAID John 0tIey and Emma 0tiey
MS wife. and there is nov claimed o. De
due and Is due upon said note and mort gage
tJr principal aHd interest 81 the Q.te % thls
notice the sum 0i sIxty-pne snd tEIrty-twO
one bguare9ths dollars $3.50 ana no az
ton Or proceeding * law or OTHER Use has
been Instituted - recover said drUt or ar-
~ 2 sff ~ Pf Nee
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OLD ORGANS REPAIRED.
Call before purchasing elsewhere
and get my prices.
Address, Ellsworth or Hammond,
Wisconsin
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure and Sale.

Names Of Mortgagors. William Spriggle
and Mary A Sprigge Name of Morygag e,
n D, Clifford Date Of Mortgage, January
eth, 1878 Mortgage recorded December
18th, 1878, at 3 O'Clock P n , IN the Office OF
the Register oi Deeds iu and for the county
OF Pierce and State Of Wisconsin, IN book /
q mortgages, on page 3sS Description OF
m0rtgaged premses: al that tract az par
eel Of land lying and being ID the county Of
Pierce and State 81 Wisconsin, described as
follows, to-wit: The northwest quarter o.
the Southwest quarter OF section two ~ IN
township tWeuty-teur t24) Of range seventeen
40 west amount claimed TO be due upon
the debt secured 10y said mortgage at the
date 81 this netioe is the sum Of two hundred
and sevenIy-ive and fifty one hundredths
dollars S275 5Ul, ana uo proceedings at law
o. otherwise have been instituted Tor the Ie-
covery 81 said uoTtgased debt or ABLY part
thereof, and default having been made in the
payment Of lie said sum 81 money claimed
70 be due as aforesaid Notice is hereby
given that the said mortgage viii be lore
closed, together with all equity Of redelnp-
ton OF SAID morgag0rs SIS expressly waived
and released 10y them IN said mortgage, eX
cept the one year S redemption Is allowed b.
statute. and that the SAID mortgage6 premi-
ses VILE by virtue Of power o. saie, ia said
mortgage contained, and Herewith recorded
and pursuant 10 the provisions II the statute
ia such case made and provided, be sold At
public vsndue by the Sheriff Of SAID Pierce
county or his deputy at tie office OF l. u.
Steel III the vilega Of Maiden Rock county
OF Pierce. Wisconsin, on the 27th day Of
April, Z D $50, at one o'clock P n TO sat-
isjy and pay the amount then due 9B the
said mortgage debt and the costs and dis
bursneDts OF said sale together with the
sum ii fifty dollars stipulated in said n ort-
gage 10 be paid out q the proceeds oil such
sale 70 the mortgage ia case Of the f0reclos-
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A festival was held in Mer0's Hal
for the purpose of raising funds f9i
the NJ. Z. Church. Twenty-eight dol
lars were cleared. and good time il
general was had.
Mr. and Mrs. Leighton. Of Dunn
county, paved as visit recently.
W. o. Stout has closed his term oi
school il Tie Nero district.
The senool in this place closed ratll-
/ er abruptly some time ago. The term
is stu unfinished and IS likely ia he.
When directors gamble w1h the DIS
tricr teachers. We don { wonder tilai
the teachers gamble will their stu.
dents. and the resuit-an unfinished
term.
Squire DUMMY has purchased a tine
selection Of books.
James Smith intends 70 remove
from this place to Grana1e Falls, Mimi,
s0oL.
NJ. C. Teitsworth mooved his family
ont 70 0ttlnan 5 Corners.
Nero Bros. intend to erect a large
barn next summer.
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IN PRamATE.

STATE or WISCONSIN, l..
County Court tor Pierce County
la the matter OF the estate Of kufas c.
Prebie, deceased
Notice is hereby gwen that the claims and
demands o all persons against the estate oi
Rufus e PretIe, late OF the Gown Of Clifton IN
said county Of Pierce, viii be received, eX-
amjped and adjusted by the County Court O
Pierce County, at the regular terms o1 said
court, 10 be held at the Probate 0tfoe in the
village OF Ellsworth 10 and for sard county
on tie first Tues lays M March, April, May,
June, July and August, A. D. 1880
Also, that six months from and after fh'
third day o. Feb. A b 1856, Is the time Inn
tied Tor creditors Of RuMs Preble, deceas
ed to present their claims Tor examination
and allowance. By The ourt,
II. p ANEs, County Judge.
Dated, Feb Sd, 1880. 4o-4t
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s0tlte d MORTGAGE Foreclosure and Sale.


Names Of Mortgagors, Peter Hanson and
Mary Ann Hanson. Name Of Mortgagee,
Horace Z. SteyeI.s. Date Of Mortgage, june
1851 1878. Mortgage Recorded, June 2ItA,
1873 at o clOck A. n. IN the Office Ut the
Register % Deeds ia ana Tor the 0Ouuty Of
Pierce ard State OF Wisconsin, in book an "
OF mortgages, Oh pages 449, 400 and 4bl.
Description % n0rtgaged premses-AN that
tract or parcel OF land lyIng and being ia
the county 81 Pierce and state Of Wisconsin
described as follows, 10 wit: The north halt
Vi the south east quarter OF section Nc thiT-
ty-live 800 IN township No. tWeuty-siN ,2b)
north, 81 range No fifteen 49, west And
whereas the said mort gage contained p con-
dition that ia case the sald mortgages
should make default in the payment ot IN
terest or principal or any part thereof, then
the whole sum should become due and Isy-
able. And whereas, default has beer mace
IL he payment oil 500 o. interest, which to-
came due and payable JAu LIST, $50 with
the further sum OF S650.UJ with interest
thereon II ten per cent. from Jan, LIST, 1850,
TO become due. Now, therefore, this said
mortgage doth declare the whole suns due,
therefore the amount G IsImed to be due upon
the deht secured by said mortgage al the
date Of this notice i the sum OF seven hun
dred and twenty ana ninety live Oue~Epu-
dIedth (S721 95) dollars aud no proceed.
ing. at law or otherwise have been Instituted
| Tor the recovery 0t said ln0rtgaged debt OF
any part thereof and default having beer
made IN the payment Of the said sum o
money CLAIMED TO be due as AFORESAID
Notice IS hereby given that the said mort
| gage will lie fOreelosed together With all e4El-
| Is Of redemption az said mort Cagurs IS ex.
pressly waved and released 10y them ID sasd
mortgage, except the one years redemption
! as allowed hy statute, and that the SAID
niortgaged premises viii, boy virtue a pow
en- OF sale III said mortgage contained and
herewith recorded and pursuan, to the pre-
visions Of the statute IN such case made ana
provided, be sold ii public vendue by the
Sheriff Of said Pierce county or his deputy at
the Office Of 3. A. Green il the town u Maid
en- Rock, Pierce county, Y isconsin, Oh the
2Oth day OF March, a d. 1889 At one O'clock
P. to satisfy and pay the amount then due
OH the said mortgage debt snd costs and dis
bursemeuts Of SAID sale, together with the
sum OF fifty dollars stipulated in said mort
gage o he paid out 81 the IrOce eds Of such
sale To the 1nor1gag in case vi the t0reeios
ure OF said mortgage as and Tor attorney s
ices. HORACE l.. STEVENS, Mortgage
DOUGHTY x Card, ATTY OF Mortgage
Dated Feb. 81 4 D. $50 Ait