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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16
IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
NTALnABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

VALUABLE PKUPEKT1 FUK SALE.
The plot Of ground located on Nlneteenth street,
with q frontage o. 1so feet, running back 800 feet, on
erected BIZ, and formerly operated BY Edward Reid.
The main bniIdingis brick, two stories high, 6oxi0
feet; q rendering house, 16 feet iquare, attached 70
main building, two engines, two boilers, store house,
iGx60; stables and other outbuildIngs. fhere are two
large soap kettles, ono with q capacity to make thirty
thousand, aud tho other fiteen thousand pounds Of
h0ap; two largo rendering kettleh eight candle ms
Ing Inaehine, and sundry machines and articles used
IN the business. There are four small tenement
houses on the ground, and n lease which yiolds az
present n rental Of 5000 per annutn. The above Will
be sold-part cash and the balance on liberal time.
City bonds will DO taken In part payment. For fur
ther Information Inquire Of ALEXANDER bonn
General BnAlneas aud Real Estate Agent, 1873 Market
street. cnnSlss Bloch, over City Bank. 40,
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WASH linen with Ivory Soap.

ACHING heads and clouded brains are
cured by Sellers Liver Pills." Try them.
Sold by druggists. CSC a box.
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THE WHEELING DAILY NTE[LGENCER MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY Nsl89

TEMPERANCE BooM.-one ofthe largest,
II not the largest, audiences ever Assem-.
bled in this city, gathered at Washington
Hall yesterday afternoon, at $780, to hear
Mrs. {. o. Robinson, of Indiana, talk
temperance. Many persona were turned
away being unable 10 gain entrance 70 the
hall. The stage was literally packed with
prominent ladies and gentlemen OF our
city, among whemw we noticed Reys. Mas
don, Hite, Wilding, Messrs. 81. <. List, E.
g. Cracrait, Capt Sterling and other.
Also among our sweet singers ] NJ.
Kelley, O. Y. Lucas, Mrs. Eof, Misses
McNaughton, Dillon, Miller and Mrs.
Stanton.
Rev. O. P. Masdon opened the meeting
with prayer, alter which q beautiful and
heartfelt hymn was sung in which the
audience heartily Joined, and Washington
Hall never was SO full OF sweet sounds, as
arose from the hundreds Of voices that
filled the room, all under the perfect con.
troll OF Mr.. ]. NJ. Reilly, who had the
music in charge, and well didhe guideand
direct the choir and audience.
Mr.. =. g. Cracraft was next introduced,
.andfor fifteen minutes made one OF his
most earnest and eloquent pleadings in
behalf Of temperance.
After singing .tThere Is a Fountain
Filled With Blood by the choir, and
.H0h, Where is My Boy To.nightn by ].
NJ. Kelley, Mrs, Robinson was introduced,
and for one hour made such atemperance
address as has never been excelled in this
city. By her eloquent, sympathetic,
heart-searching. utterances she held her
audience in perfect harmony. During her
vivid illustrations and applications many
wet eyes responded to the good lady's up,
peals for temperance. Five persons sign
ed the pledge,
L~benediction by Rev. Mr.. Wilding, the
audience went home, feeling that the
afternoon was well spent and will moi
be forgotten.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16

GLASS SHADES Of every size and style at
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Aart Store,
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III L
The river having come up with q boom
Friday andysaturday reachedthe highest
point last evening, SO feet, when II began
~torecede.
The Buckeye State passed down satur-
day en- route Tor Cincinnati.
The Hudson passed up Saturday even
ing with q booming trip. I.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Annie Kelly got away Saturday
evening for Louisville.
The Salt Valley and stockdale passed up
yesterday.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day and will return OF the usual hour to-
morrow.
The Bachelor will b eto.morrow morn.
ing's packet for Pittsburgh, leaving at 4
O'Clock.
The Courier will leave at 1920 A. NJ, for
P~arkersburg.
The Emma Graham is due up In the
morning en- route to Pittsburgh from Gin
%cinnat.
IBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 15.-Riyer q feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
NASHVILLE, February 15.-River very
high, but slowly receding. II is feared.
however, that considerable damage has
been done; thousands Of acres are still I'M
der water. It is not known whether the
up river rise has yet reached here, and
greatanxiety exists on that account.
EVANSVILLE, February 10. Weather
clear and pleasant; wind south. Mercury
32' to 4s0; barometer above 29le and ris-
ing. River 81 feet and rising. Port
list-Up: U. P. schenck and Thomas
Sherlock. Down: James D. Parker,
R, R. Springer and Gray Eagle. The
Green River ct Bowling Green Is higher
than ever known and Is rising. The Bow.
ling Green Ia laid up; the Fawn Is lodged
on the head OF LAGRANGE Island; will
probably be sayeds
MEMPHIS, February 15.-River rising.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Andy
Baum, Cincinnati. Departed: james
Howard, New Orleans; Gold Dust, Belle
Memphis, st, Louis; Guiding Star, Cincin-
matt.
CArRo, February 15.-Riyer 30 feet II
Inches and rising. Weather clear. Thei.
mometer AZ. Arrived-Mauae, 81. Louis;
Mercer, Ohio river; Helena, Vicksburg
st. Geneyieve, st. Louis; Smoky City,
Ohio river; Oakland, New Orleans; Fear.
less, st. Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evans.
Vile; Golden City, Cincinnati; Imperial,
New Orleans. D~eparted-Mercer, New
Orleans; Pierrepoint, Victoria, Ohio;
Maude, vicksburg; Helena, st. Louis
Smoky C;tyJ New Orleans. 81. Genevieva
Memphis; oakland, Ohio river; Fearless
st. Louis; Arkansas Belle, Evansville
Golden City. New Orleans.
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You bet, when coughs and colds are
flying about like gnats in o storm, CDR.
Sellers Cough Syrup Is a sure cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16

D. Gundling, Esq., has gone East 70 pur.
chase thespring stock for his arm,
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TARGET TopcnEs.-Following are THE
scores made over Tingle Range Saturday
in four practice matches:
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AMusgMENrs.-The R~entz-santley Nov
city company appeared to an immense
audience at the Opera House Saturday
night, and the show was in the main very
good. As end.men Lew Benedict and
Chas. Wilson reinimitable. Sanford and
Wilson were well received in their special
ties. "Pinafore" was immense. Mabel
Santley Is a clever comedienne, and the
remainder Of the company very good.
The tone OF the performance was good and
as q variety show excellent.
BARLOW, Wilson, PRIMRoE AND WRsT.-
This renowned mammoth minstrel troupe
will appear at the Opera House tonight.
Tickets are now on sale at Lucas.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests
Minstrels had q big audience at the Opera
House last night, Many persons were
compelled to stand up, both on the main
floor and in the galleries, over q thousand
people being present. The show was
bang,up. The programme was faithfully
carried out, everything moved promptly,
and q more varied and finer minstrel per
Torrance has not been given in this city
for years. The company Is the equal Of
the San Franchises or Hayerly's. In
number Of performers, extensive proper
ties or wealth Of talent, II % not eclipsed
anywhere.-Netrdtrg Daily IourHqh Jan. s.
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THrRMonrrnR RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corners
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FOR REMf.

EoR RENT.-THE WAREHOUSE
il and DWELLING, No. liiS Main street, nov oc-
unpled by MesarS. G. Kraua 4 Bro. Possession given
A5 r.. i't 1850 hhi iisf Main ai ssres..
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FEBRuARr 9Th, 1850. feht

IoR SALE OR LEASE-THE GIN
II CLIMATE Railway Iron Works Company Offer
BEAM MILL. The property 10 In good condition
snd well situated for handling everything with the
greatest economy, having q frontage on the Ohio river
Of over 60 feet, and the same on the Little Miami
Railroad. The present owners will takeA large inter
est In q new organization II desired. Address WAL
TEE SMITH, President 10 West Fourth ST., Gin.
clnnAtL. Iel2
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FoR RENT

The Suit OF Room. upstairs over Measn. Geo. 4.
suieI& Co.'S dry goods store. No. 1905 Main street,
opposite Eleventh street.
1pplytO JAS. L. HAw1EY,
delS 1910 Main street,
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WOULD like TO KN0W,MRs.P.

How Il happens that you always have such elegant
Biscuit and Griddle cakesf Welllit don't happen,
i comes q aseItaintX, because / always asaLodAN,
10 pure and reliable.
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DMa BowRa, Of Gun Lake, Mich, says:
THE people here cannot do without Sci
lers' Liver Pills,'h Try them,
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|7An.ps.iss'p p. 81. n. In. N. 2 an. il ~ :, ) r. n. JPN
Is II ii 10 IS, 10 70 10
,s7,. SUNDAY. 1850.
a. y. u n. j. n. 7r.n. Z Am. IAN. . I. NJ. Jpn
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Che ~gntdi9stuen
New Advertisements.

omce, Nos. % and ~ fourteenth street,
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MISERABLE CHAPLINE STREET
~ RESIDENCE FOR RENT.-The magnificent
residence on ChApline street, now occupied bI MI. A.
iSt, 1850. This Il considered one Of the most desiTa.
hle and eonyenient residences In The city, and viii be
let on reasonable terms. Apply toTHoS. O,BRlkN,
iaSO No. l6li Market street.
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MEMpars, February 15.-Riyer rising.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Andy
Baum, Cincinnati. Departed: James
Howard, New Orleans; Gold Dust, Belle
Memphis, st, Louis; Guiding Star, Cincin-
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DOR RENT-EXPECTING TO RE
move our Wholesale Hat House on or before the
LIST Of April next 10 the rooms now occupied By
Vance, GnRhea q Co, No. 1851 Main street, We ongr
for rent the rooms we now occupy No: III Main
street, HARPER d BRO.
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nWELLINGs FOR RENT-THE NEW
~ brick dwelling, No. 100 Fourteenth street, tx
TOouis, wash room and cellar; also, the trariedWell-
i'd, seven rooms, No, Is South Front Street., Island,
very near Suspension Bridge. Possession April lat.
Inquire of. GHuPP, No. 20 Fourteenth street. jal0
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EoR RENT-THE FINE DWELLING,
Z No. Al Fifteenth street; also nice SIX
r med house on the Island, and several
small houses in different parts Of the city. All
from April lsL 1880. Inquire Of
II. FORBES,
jAl0 Custom House.
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TOR RENT-THAT VERY DEsIRA
II BILE Island Residence. G5 Ohio street, containing
aIsht rooms, furnished with gas and water, ID com.
pIete order, well fenced In lot 1oIi20, ornamental
shTuhbery and AoWer beds; location, nelghborhOod
and conyenIences making Il q comfortable home.
Apply 70 ALEXANDER BONE, General Business
Agent 1878 MtTktt St., Cmngl0fS Block. i0bla
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03
Manhood. Flow Lost, HJF Restored.

IA Just publeshed. a new edi}ion. of DR..
IA Cuiserwelfs Celebrated essay on the rad
NJ ical cure lwtih0ut Hledlcine1 OF Spern,a-
--ld- forrtoea or Seminal Weakness ~invelrn-
iary Seminal Losses, tnaPofeney, also cansnuip.
iioa. Epilepsy and fits, induced by selfindUigA
eEre orseSiiat extravaganza, &c.
gsr Price az a Sea2.d Faoef9p. sie csas.
TIL celebrated author la this admirable Gssay.
c4cafly demonstrates, from q thirty ye4f- sue.
eessfai practice That The alarming cunfnauencts
Of self abuse ,pas he radically curcl without
the dApgerons use Of ,nterntE medicine or the
applieation of he knife: pointing 10 . faede Of
cure stnncs sisGsae, certain Sud eIeetaaI. hv
means Of which every sa6eref. 10 mattcl what
his condition NAV BE-, Taay cure himself eheaply
privately aud radically.
Tbts Lecture sheufG- he in The hands OF every
| you'll an man In the land
~Sentunder Seal, in \ plain enve'op, 10 an
address, on sece'pt OF six cents. or two postage
stamps.
Address
The Gully srsyciE Medical co.
~ Ann ~ New York Il. .. Box. A5S6
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03

h s. deemed to be Nh important
Snrdxstion that Supervisors Of Gem
sus should, al far as possible, have
III mind III each district one eligible
person who might be appointed, IN
the eyent 81 the failure Of the emu
iacrator through death, disability,
or other cause, TO complete the Cen
s,,s of his district. The work OF the
Census cannot be allowed TO stop on
any mans account, and if the APP
pointed enumerator il not able TO
carry 1t continuously forward, a new
appointment should promptly be
made.
1t is desirable that persons who
may be rendered appointments az
c~nunnerators should be given dis.
timely to understand that ifthey ac.
ccpt such appointments and quail
fy as cnumeratorsr they cannot
without justifiable cause" refuse O
neglect to perform the duties OF the
position. Having assumed The OF
flee they cannot retire from it Q
their own pleasure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03
william G.. Homer and Martha)
A Homer. DefenAuts.

Notice ia hetaby riAcn that by v@irt'fe IT a
Indictment and decree Of foreclosure and safe,
render ed in he district c9nrt of | mon county
Dakota territory on t9e lilh day OF dans no "a
he above entitled 9ctitn WAich sniA lA1Sfn"ht
yeas In favor of The Marsh Harvester AasRh{ac'
t1Finr CoNpauy tln pialHla and a4Altrl MI
ii4r, l. HaR4er and Mortha A Homer HE defend
ants ior the sum OF seven Hundred sixty three
and Sc 100 dollars, also a decree % l9freieFGff
ana sale OF the premises hereinafter dsVci}eto
in favor of the ycamore Marsh Hargestgr sSE-
uraoturiugC Co, plaintiffs Snd against @lIihta
q uoiaer and Martha A, Homer, defendants 20
recied and ueffttfeo3 m nos rr A-- 1ritve ,r~
sued out o. the clerks Office OF The District court
in and for said county of lnion, Dakoj9 terrific.
~. andpr the hand nj the clerk thereai amt tte
seal of the sud court npon she aforesaid Iu&u-
ment and decree ordering me to sell said prep
erty to satisfy SAID Judgment.
Idid on the "a day ofMarch 4 D 1850. lsay MP
on the following described real estate Of the sad
William c Homer A'td Martha y Homer, tbn
same thai Is deser iced in said decree ana exc
| cution, To wit:
All the northwest f%roctionsl quarter dissection
| six 80 in township ninety 800 North of t.ule
.urty nine tg} west al the 9Th +. Nj. csptainns
One hundred snd seyenty-hve and S2-ittt acres
| G75S2-l0ul Also commencinii nj a point On the
section line twenty eight {.el rods and So links
cas-; ofthe est corner OF section ten d0t
OF township eiphtN-nine 1881 North of range forty
niue l4Jl west Of the 9Th z NJ from thouce south
,wenty-eight( 2Sl rods eight and Y links, thence
east tw3nty-eight 1881 rods right and u links.
thence soth twenty-ei1ht l2S1 rods eight and 4
links, thence West ~fity-siy (56l ride and seventeen
liuks 20 west line of said section len tl0) thence
south to a poinI eighty tse1 reds south of the
northwest eofner of said section ten 10 thence
east ore hundred and sixty (i6nl rods. thence
north eighty tSo> rods, thence west 10 the place
Of beginning, and containing six,y-dye t63)
acres.
gAnd l fiallouTh 9Th day ofApril 1850
at the hour af one o clock ~ the afternoon OF
said day at the front door oftne court nonse IN
the city OF Elm Point nion CopBtv pakota ter
i'orr proceed TO sell all the rifht. titie and in
terest OF the above named defendants William e
Homer and MG,thn A Homer in and 10 the Gboye
\ described real property, nr SO much thereof as
viii he snfiicient 10 satisfy said judgment and
COSTS amounting 30 seven hundred anti sixty five
dollars ana s1Sty~eigbi cents, and interest al
seven per cent per appum on the same ieom the
lith day of June A u 1873. and all aceruiHg costs
of sale, at public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash. Dated at Elk Point + this I'd day
of March 1850. Alison % Re.
ALEX HuGHRs, sheria Union Go u t.
Pitts Atty.
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CENTRAL
RAILWAY.
llfSa - nS kIsssss asEsa
SHORTEST ROUTE 70 CHICAGO
SIOUX CITY TO CHICAGO
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAR
Commencing June lat. 1873.

commencing June 1871. 1915.
A daily express passenger train will lSaVr
Sionx CITY, sundays exf epled, on Arrival OF
train from IaGkton. Leave Sloix city ~ Abr
". snd arrives Az chicago at s-2a r. N
: ieeping ears run through from ioEx City TO
Chicago. Fare ESQ On sleeping ear.
Passengers leaving Chicago, hound west, ct
10 4. ". via the Illinois Central railroad, viii
arrive a. Sioux City The next day at ~ - A. NJ.
An accommodation train Will lssye sioux Ci.y
daily. except Sundays Mt $50 D. M, connecting
with through fsssengev train a FL. Dodge. Fas
eHgcts leaving Chicago al SO p. m. arrive At
Sioux City at f,4a q, III.
This tram conneefs at Waterloo with trains on
the Cedar Fails and Minnesota 8raLca. leaving
Naterlpo at 1872 a, M, ana arriving at Mona al
r.Ma n, m, connecting with the Milwaukee, and
~. Pant railroad trains, and arriving at ST Paul
at $50 D, M. and Minneapolis at 6.4Sp M.
Connections are made al Dahnque with trains
On the Ill inois Central pain line. leaving Dat
| buqae AZ ti1e .. IN, arriving ~ ,'aiesnarg at3sSip,
| m, Peoria. 500 a, M; Burlington at 5,i9 p. ia,
Rock Island AT T.So p, m, Qaincy at 80 st.
Louis at 30 q. IN, aud Cairo at tl0 ., m; con-
meeting at Cairo with trains for Memphis. Nash.
villey Nicksburg. Mobile, New Orleans and al
darts of he oath- !.
'r.gins going east connect al Chicago with all
| trains for etfoit. Cleveland, hhta!o, Niagara
! Falls. Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Wash
! tprion, New York Boston, ana all paris OF the
East
CONNECTIONS are made at Freeport with West
ern Union trans, leaving Frecport at LOB p, nj.
aud arriving III Racine Mt As p, m, and Mi1wau
kee At ETA y. III.
Connections are also made at Dubuque to st
Louis, Cairo and all points south
Baggage Checked Through
fa ali important PORTS,
Fer through tickets ami apaiy =
The Illinois Central depot.
Trains ran by Dulrnce time. which is twent,
minutes faster han Sioax city lime.
JosErn T.. TucaEs, Chicago.
Gen'i Passenger agent, Chicago
II. A.. uAHuL,N, Agent sioux II.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03
STATEMENT OF TEE CONDITION
Of the Manhattan Fire Insurance Co.
on the 3lst day Of December 1879.

The name Of he eomnany ia The Manhattan
Fire Insurance company.
~ - located IN New Yors CITY, No. 6s Wall ST.
The amount o. lis capital stock is $2oo,0Go.o0.
The ainoant OF its capital stock paid mp is
s2b0 tHo. W.
The assetts OF The company are as followss
Cash on hand and ia The hands OF
SCENTS ar ether persDns, S3Il2.gT
Reai estate aniDcambeFef, 20 1881. SO
Bonds owned by the company, to
wit Y ; and state market value, S5l,22eee
Loans on collateral secnrieties, 20, 1000
Leans on bond nna mortgage be-
frst lien on nn,ncumbered resi-
estate wArth double tho amount
l,aneds 153.gtT.00
Debts othetNise secured, T,sTp.ti
Debts for preniurns, a6,stS.sl
NJ otatf sseaFities, ~S,soo,t5
ma.u :, "a -
i"ai as~ets tZs'f=o.9s
LIABtltrIs.
other creditors, losses adjusted
and due. Losses aaii,s,ad ANA nor
rue, 3Iosse Ga
Losses unadjusted, .3.5oQ00
Lasses in suspeuse. waiting for
further proof, 5,5O0,00
The greatest amount iasurad any one risk.
| 1850,
The rreatest allowed BY the rules OF The com
many Il, ~ t,an ia a, an, one e;tv tarpn or III
iars. The greatest nmvurt allowed u, he iusnred
| in any one hioek-Goyerned by circumstances.
stAtE " Nhw toaN, v
1iis a e'ah'y y Ne" i"Al
Andrew smith. president and LoaisP Car
man. secretary, of the Manhattan Fire Insurance
cnmpany of New York, being duly sworn denas
and say that the foregoing Is a fn,l, true and oor-
rect statement of the affairs Of said company;
ilsf said tilsgrnnce CONF pa ny IL The bona Hdc
owner OF at 4east eNE HUNDRED THOUSAND LoL-
bsKs % actual cash cipital invested In the state
s snd !, rs,,ss s.s e -s sticks ana bonds Or II bond Ind
,sorib anub1e inc an,nunt far which poffgaged
and they are the abaye described officers OF lie
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03
first Publication Feb. -. ss0.1
U.S LAND OFFiCE, SIOUX FALLS, ID.

Notice ia hershy given that The following
naiaedssitier has filed notice of his intention to
nuke iaaiprooI in support OF his claim and Sc.
ours Baal cairy thereof. and thai said proof will
be m de before the G. ERIK of the District court of
Unian cN3Diy. r.. at Elk Point the county seat
on TlmsdHy The a9sh day OF March 1880. viz
Jens Peter Land nnder his homestead entry
Ne 43fS for the south IS. sea IL and North q nc
= section "a. town % range ~, and names the
following witnesses TO prove his continuous res
iGence ,pon and cultivation of said tract. viz
Hans IIRtena and KIND Hanson OF TN ion TO
D 7, with p~ostonice addresses at portIandvjlIc.
ISwa, and tsart Nelson Of Elk Point. and Erick
Nelson OF RichIand. Union Go. d y.
BIZ CAMPBELL.
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-03-03
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
on the 3tst day Of Dec. 1879.

rus sains " my S'N'p"n' 80
ihr".Nnee .onipamny 20 r.,r,h,u street m The
ritz ~ lar. Ssrd' Conn.
Geores e. Chase president; j. ID. Browne,
serretnry
The amount OF Its capital is ~, $4,000.
The amount OF is capital paid up lie 81 ,2ha-000.
THE assets Of 1.-The company are Ms follows:
Cash on hand. and In the hands Of
agents or other persons, <6}5.ss6.53
| Real estate unincambered 63J,l15,6o |
| stocks & bonds owned by the com
pany bearing interest at the rate
of.T .ner cent&ecnred as follows:
Idan. an bands and mortgage. be-
Ing drst lien Oh nnincumbered
real estate worth double the
amt loased, per schedule Ts,5Lf.fo
Debts otherwise secured none
Debts for premium none
All other scurittes rents aho aS- q /, = 20
crued interest "i'o'o'l@
-, . "a
Total assetts .-..-
LIABILITIES.
mann. aaa "a hank, or other
cfeollors a.a 80, sro 4,
hanks mr. other r~rs.iitors, none
Insses adiustsd and due. none
Loose. adjusted aud not due losses
unedinsted. losses in suspense
wnitins fnr further proof, S1at,le646
/ Alt other elaine aIainst the Co 35,ss6.00
hn,arnt reeasssry to rrinsure out
stanaing riskE. .1l0,629.2 &c
Tolal liabilities. l27o,6zl =
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STATE or coNSnorscrr,
county OF Hartford
leorvc I, Chase. president, and j u Browne,
secretary OF Inc Hartford Fire Ipaura nee Com
pony OF Hartford. Connecticut, being duiy sworn
denose and say that ike foregoing Is a fu Il. true
and correct statement Of ne affairs Of said In,
h 100 = ~ ep NM = = y rrn,gs.sn 10, LARS Of actual
= cash car,itnl. Invested in Inc state and United
Stataa ltneas and bonds or in bond and moItga-
4 ees 81 real estate ~usircumpered and worth oou-