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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
CHARLES SITLINGToN.
Communicated.
alexandria Canal Co.. &c.

AL horor is Quo from Ale1andrsns 10 the
stockho!GerS CT the Canal Company for theit re =
]eclion OF tho atrctious proposition TO sell out
for tho apparent o. CT OF FREQ bridge end tho
real bsncf: OF the worthy SPECTATORS who leased
the canal from ihn company, and tho creator
benefit Of Georgetown. L. is said III you scratch
hassian Tartar arpoafs;' SO if this ls:o prop.
nsiti3n Is exsEiin,d GCo.9a town interests will
DO found o. tho bottom OF l.. Tho lessses it il
10 % regretted, failed 10 bind coal compario5 10
lfe:r agreement to ship their coal here. The
!e3ioes were considered u be among tina widest
awake people II tho land but perhsps tho cal
ct LII Miss ~elo not bouhd in wiring Now as
10 lito bridge; Georgetown could have hid
oho faeny years ego, rs Tho Canal Company FRO.
poseu 10 GsorgctoWn ESQ then h,iag in the Dis
trlct Of Co!uuIhia) to go together TO Congress
ana asN ior stone ofldgh FOR them and On Equc-
due. for Alexandra. This, 30 doubt, would
Lave hseo granted to us, toc Congress afterwards
gave J""r Tree bridges over tho two branches of
lag river, PRECEDENT Jackson even recommend.
ing one TO cost some two million dollars There
Is no d6uot that Congress intended to gire US the
ias. e:oV'otu thGu2n tr.nster Of stock was re-
Huiieu iHr II, ana EoT Comes man in Congress
WIN lrumped up claim, aud stranger alio
comes hato 10 $50 II ho cannot gaivanZo the
claim and msSn good fee while serving his
employe!s-thSt IL 10 ray Georgetown.
Goorgetown has always had O great iI nance
Win Congress since the tino CongrtG, WAS in.
uucGd TO allow the bat ehspHcl OF tho river 10
be cloeod, ostensibiy to i .epen the other chsn.
mel, buI rosl!y 10 cut Oil tna long boats from
coming to AlcXandria-in which they ~ ,cseded
st mo cost of the moro speedy destruction Of
their hsrbor They also pointed out to the Solo
IoG1' me general Of some sol. Commanding in
1917 Or theres bouts what fine chosp bridqe onr
squeduct would make, during tho war. AVA he
contsca!ed it-when he could have saved an
enormous amount 10 tic Government by build.
ing, cVen temporary bridge on the piers ard
aillns tho aqusduc: and using The canal TO, The
government government This conduct Of the worthy
ueoiseto"nefs reminds Us of the fo1's recon-.
neadation OF tho wolfe's skin to be takon wan
from his back TO euro the sick lion,n Bnt
en2pGh nov. Bob In2ts;oll says there is u hell.
sha II 80 some people cs1 and will do ANYTHING
tu! good sIvysnHny.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
NEWS or THE DAY

There sara 1872 dia'hs il B.liimara last
week.
Mr. lin ". Garrett, President of The B. &;
o. X. Il. has rsturoed home from EIrop,.
Two huadrcd ccLsas clerks w:re discharged
o. Sautdag. Mere d. ela,g's vii! fOIIow in 8
short llGc.
|: ID proposed to ereo: monument 10 Balti-
mora 70 The a.e Bishop CumNi!s OF the Re-
t0ralll Episcopal Church.
General Graut, i: would seem, has shaken
tho tus: OF Illinois lrotn lis fca. aud become q
New Yorker by adoption. We ipier this be-
c.u.s ho speaks Of Mes3rs. Conkug and Pat!
as ",u; S1oa,orS."
TIE CAPITALISTS Of Great British hsv, inv. steI
10 neV secur'les-lulg.ly Americla-;o tho
tztcrs IF $3.50 100000 Gu;iog the last six
mouths. Stocks which lhreo years ego wtra
ttv.r head of in E1claud. are hoy regularly
listed Gu tho London Exchspge books.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
Es.G Virginia EIecfinn

TIC ;oi:cWiIg is tho clIia;al vots Of Fai,fas
cjunLy:
| For G9lk Of thu Circuit Cour.-Cartr.vilir
| Graham, daal Iii, uawxhursl, rop., 81; Clil
| tan. Sra!a Gi, HsWXhurst 81; Arundcps
Graham H.! H.wxhurst s.; B.yiis', Graham
- HawShurst 50; AccoliEk, Graham So. Hawk
| hEr's ~ Mooro's. Graham IS. Hawxhurs.4
| pulmah's; Graham 73, Hawxhusst 81; Yves;
End, urshan 81, Hswxhurst 81; Anandsie, G,s.
ham 81. HawIhurs g.; Falls Church, Gr.nsm
| ;S H"%xhurst III Spring Vale, Graham loS
| G@Shurs: CT; Thornloa's, Graham So, HewI.
hursl|2i 1hompscn S. Graham c., Hawxhurst
=; Fairfax =. h, Graham IS, Hswxhurst lOl
Vioaaa, ;irshsm 81, Hswxhurst 1874; Langley
Graham 90, Hhwxhut't &c total for Graham
| l:G3, total for Hswxhurst ll53
Clerk Of the County Court antrovi!le, Rich
srjson. dem, l53, Ayrs, rep 80: Clifton, Rich
sFesoR d, a. 81 hs y 50 Arun9o!s, Richardson ILL.,
cct'nk, Richardson 81. Ayre IS; Moore's. Rich.
| lrdscn 81, Ayro =; Pu!msn's, Richardson r.,
Ayrc13; West End, Richardson o., Avrn al ::
An.ndsle, Richardson Is. Ayre 40; Falls Gu :
hlchardFon u, Ayro 1871; Spring Vale Rich.
arcson 49,, Avro Gu; Thorlton's, Richardson 10,
ayre 80; Thompson's. Richardson G8, Ayre G7 ::
Fairfax q. A.. Richardson III, Ayre 81: Wien.
rs, Rlchs'd.on l39, kyreeG; Lar gey, Richard
son 3D. Agre "a to!sl fer Richardson liGS totsl
for A5ro 1915 '''
supesviso!a-Cen.revile Ford. dem, l29, Kin.
th ,, for !O Fra i GGn Srd q
kotchicrd. dem, 80. Davis, 1ep., 50; B.vIis'
Ro!chlerd % Dsvis 50; total for Kotchford ia
Davis 1871. Accotink, Hunter, dem. Of Pier'
son, rep, 81; Mocro's. Hunter co. rierson 3;
faimans. Aunter 10. Piorson 81; total for Hun.
Ter ~, Picr!on li9. West End, Moran, dem.
e. IhorEe, rep, 81; Anandale, Moran 81,
Ihofne 63i Falls Church, Moran 81, Thorna
rs; total for Moran .0l, Ihorno 2!S. Sprirv
Vale, Coleman, Gem. lG0, Stoy, rep, Gj; Thorn.
tons, Coleman 6, S:oy ST Thompson's, Cole.
nam 70, stoy u; totsl for Coleman 2ji, Stow
ZaG. Fairfax G. H.. Smoot. dem, %, Hsyx.
hurst. rep; lC4; Vienna. smoot l2S, Hswxhprst
ll6; Langley, Smcot l0l, Hawxhurst 81; totsi
for Smoot BIT, HaW1hur:t 252
For Licsnse-CentreVills, for 10 sgainst 4T:
Cl!itor, Tor CT. sgt 3si Arunders and BsyIis'. NO
returns; Accoliak, for 30, agt 78: Mooro's, for
-. aes b; Pulman's. for 81, sgt SO; WIS. End
Tor ~, agt 81; Ansndsle, for 3, ast 81: Fails
Church for9 sgt l6l Spring Vale, for &C. art
~; Ihorn.on's. for 81. sgt 1909; Thompsoo'e
lot o3, agt IA Fairfax Court House, for s.
sgt 81; vienns, tor II, ast 1872; Langley, for 2,
sgt o2i ttta' tor SIT total against 1859.
The following is tho official vote of Ki,e
George:
Fer Clefk-W. S. Brown, dem., Cos; IL, 7
Ftlce, rad. rea6j., 3iG. Comm'r. of ksvenu,--
T. 70 L. Jones, dem, az, +. ". Payne reaSi
So Supervisors elec.-Shiloh district, James
a. a. SdWsrGa; Aappahanaoek. r. u. Hudson
fotomsc ". j.. Rogers. Jus!ices-Shiloh dis
SE;o"n; Rsppahanncck. Il, O. PerAns, Benz.
WeSvsr, =: '. BuIcs; Potomac, J.. N. Peed.
:" T. AcClellsnd. W. Hunter Tallsferrc. Con.
sble:-Shioh, George W. Price Rannshsn.
tock' John Iutrer cUlo,ed Potomac, J. Thos,
6crea. - ~A''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
The preahy terrain Genera, Assembly
south.

The session f Tho PtcsE yc:ian General
Assembly Souh, Mt S;tuosoo. adj,rroed Sa!ur
dry aiaht. The committee co publication was
given hiscrGsioo ss to the sale OF TIC 1Iicaion
house in R;cdmord, Va, ya!uei st forty
.harssrd dollars.
NJ sru,al w3s made 10 inc Churches to rails
iuads 10 5;td t,ur or i've cgangclis:s 10 tho
dss!.ula pnrloas of Western T,xss. L. W s
ltl: 10 The syloi IF Texas sna The Ptesbylerias
to slr.nGo with the Norhtra Ptesbyteriau oon-
mit!ce So iacTs would b. 10 c,ph,o: With them
D:. Adlci pre- s:ucd tn? reply ct the body 10
tho rf1iest OF ID. Mulisl tg liuss The ascend y
ttklpE tho lol;lalSe 10 grcellag 70 the Northern
a,atn0v. Inc report tGulcs that tho assembly
has !ccSd % q: I'll lrom tee position taken 10
Tho Blumora ooo!orelc} il maintaining her TO-
Gep2hGcLc', great hoUn uelcI!ul!y b slowed
upal her at "a 0ploftuae lime. When that
laIisT CT die pliue snd dec rice now 30 preva-
lent began 10 inVsde The PfesbStsriln cbu.ohts
CT tho North and oi Scotland, AID which has
hisherto proved the pasuS OF scccrrg Gu. be-
loved churca aGaost tbs evils tbet nave be.
fallen other churches 10 these evil times. Iha
aSsim6lT SGuds, therefore. 10 TIM position as.
suTed b. cur ctu ca long sgr, taking 10 STD
forward aud 20 step backward.
Dr. Adscr fled protest agaiost the a..
s:ub'!'s ac;iHn in tic matter of rtflrm 10
rolalpIog tho work If hcms and foleiyn mis-
sjoua ID their hands, wticn properly belong 10
Pesbyleries R.v. s. II. Mar;n also fled q
similar protest on preliminary grounds,
lho oommittto % foreign correspondence,
repeated The following renly TO tho s.latalion
scot hY the lotcrGG l5pal Y. NJ. G. a. Cosvcu-
tlS q! Ci, y.IsId, receive Saturday: "Jaho
5. Whe&', Htesideot Tho Gaaoral Ass. mbly,
mSt q. St;u:iou, pray that TIN grace Of cur
L1:a .Jcsus Chl!ss Dc with YOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

AS tho farmers Of this sccioA of .he State
cshi compete with thes, Of tie Yves. in tho
matter of grain raising; as their lands wsyo
once tho most p.oduNi7o tobacco lands 10 tho
country end have had long RS: from such
production. and as what is clod tho "White
Burlty' tobacco now briggs highly re,auuer,-
tive rates. would it DO we'll for soma of ;ham,
ii not all OF them. 10 attempt its cultivation. at
least on small scale. The combined result Il
su,h experiments certainly would be dec si7e
sud might DO eminently satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
lCoMMUNlCATED.
Middle Men,

EARLY last Wcek, strawberries were cried about
"aShios'tn !ar 10 cen!s and quarts for Is
osn's; asst after that an order to tho polo, was
issued to stop The cries. Wonder if tho power
sivi'g the order IA Interested in strawberries or
othtr ifu't, usually hacked about? A day or Two
aiter' Inquired Of a seller here, (uot a country
ioso, h's pre-. for 5trswb Irics-lwo quarts for
quarter W5s the reply. Tim, was 10 tho mem.
cry OF mary. when suy Gee ojud 20 to the 6sh
S =, AID tuy shad aud herring by retn,I-
W oud aDy ole dars to d, so nov? The Same
Of ,#atermecn:; c,n fresh 6sb, ,he most nerish.
able OF all articles? Will our rulers of ths mar
kcs aoS paop!o to b. them from apy one hn,
thenselSes? Mere heresfer. WV 'u'
ANTI MONOPOLY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

BLAINE AND CoNKLING.-S ecre!aly B.ainc
said Of Mi. Coukling in discussion with him
in tho House Of Representatives, 10 1866:
"As to The gcDleman's cruel ss,c,sn | hopc
be will not b too severe The Contempt Of
taat large minded gentleman is SO piIli1p; bis
naughty disdain. bis ersIdiltqusu. swell, bis
msJ ssilc. superenineLt oVtrpoWariug, tulkey
gobber strut has been So crushei1g to myself
and all the members of this House, that know
1t WAS sn scs of the greatest temeriy for ma TO
venture upon controversy with him. Bat,
sir, know who is responsible for all this. |
know that within the last 6vs weeks, a9 mem.
bers of the House will recolIec, 80 ex;r. strut
has characterized the gentlemaD'd bearing. L,
Is not bis fault. 1t is the fault OF another.
The gifted and sstiriusl writer, Theodore Tiitou.
of the New York Indtp,rdeut, spent s,ue
weeks recently IN this city. His letter. pub.
Ilshed in that paper, embrsood, with many
serious statements, 8 li.l, j,cosc sati'c, E par,
OF which was the statement that tho mantle Ct
the late Winter Davis bad tslIeD upon The
member from New York. The gen,ensp took
it seriously, and it has given lis sru: an adj
dliional pomposity. The rcsembsr is great.
II is striking. Hyperion to q 5sty,. FnsEslteS
to Hercules, mud to marble, dunRhiIl 10 das
mond, q siuged est 10 Bengal tiger, q whining
puppy to roaring lioc. Shade of the mighty
Davis! forgive the almost profanation OF hat
iocose satire. And the sore hes rsnkled ever
since,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
lIcl.

CINCINNATI, May Ca rlues' Star ss-s Al
from Charleston, W. Va, says: las Ff:!,y
John Z. Nuoley cia'laogcl Gee. Nualcy, b.
nephew 10 years old. 70 fight Gu Ih,y
mot 90 Cam bcl;'s crock on Saturday anl e: =
Naolty 9as shot 10 tho mouth b, re he Efa., y
shot. 1t is thought be cannot recover. Bah
are miners in GOOD circumstances. The auarsI
arose about family matters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
a Chastity Discovery,

BALTIMORE. Md. May &0.--adolpbus n
Schaefer. ir., prominent cotton broker # ~.
city was found dead in his house TO-DAY - -. ;
left his cfi &c on Monday lsst and not return >e
his clerks supposed hs hsd gono to tho ccus,r'.
vi re hi, family were 10 spend tho tuma,ss
For several days a stencil ro.o from his hr":,
and this morning The police woto called by ia
neig hi ors to investigate ihs cause "a b,s .rs
Jag into tho house Mr.. Schsofsr's hody VA,
fund sitting in chair in au advanced t,s,"t,
decomposition. lie il supposed to hays died r.,
Monday evening last. '
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
TELEGRAPH NERO
England and Eier posscssior.

LONDON. May SO-Tho Calcutta cc,,o,...-
dent OF tho Times gays: Tho soyefnmct, Ss'
ceiyed peremptory orders directing tho ersr.! .,-
ton of the Psbin Valley as aeon AZ rrsc.;s.T's''
Quelta is 10 b. the extreme frontier uo;' ''s'
This order has been Issued in spite CT t1n , ~.
teets Of the Indian government end e ali c ':.
petent military au!ho,ii,s hero '''
A dispatch from Durham to !ho Tins s....
Tho feeling Of the loyali:ts ,hrouvsn,. >:
TrsnsviaI ia very disturbed. Tiers ~ S.S
merous reports of Boer ou!rsges ailcs po,c, t.,
established. 1t reported that the Beers n,,,as
cd body CT natl ros aud murdered ten n ~,
number because they were loysl 10 tho CuaS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Decoration Day has been national hoidsy
for some years, and is now pretty generally OBJ.
served throug out the on,ire North and III msny
portions Of the South. rs it adds one to the
few holidays aud as th people of the cities bsYe
little enough recreation. i. is probably jus. ss
we'll that it thould be so. though i. can rot be
denied iha! the money epent on decorations
would make the now Impoverished widows Of
many gallant soldier comfortable for the re.
msinder of the cir lives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
$50 don't want that sIusr.r

L. what lady Of Boston said to htr Lu>to1d
when re brcrgh. htme samN moc:cnH to c2re
her CT sick scAdachc aud ntura!g!4 which had
made her miserable Tor lcurtcen ycsTs. a: tie
frs! attack thereafter. it was stMllis;rci To
her With suOa COED results. itat shc cJudcG,l
its use until cured, and II ado So tyihu5 ss;,c IN
lis ptaiss that $40 ildGc:d twenly,iw1 .; tie
best families in her circle 20 sJonl ii ~ 't..,:
regular family medicine. thtt stuff ~ Ei9F
BItl,rs." -&tan4arR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
From ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, May 30-Vica Ptt:S!O ;
Arthur, ex Senators ConkIing and pl,.. I. 4
several othar leading staiwarta reschoG til, cj =
this morning, and s.o .. the Dacvaa lou
There are very few mombeTs c: the Leg stature
in the city and there is no e1clcmCn.. Inn IN.
uatiop ramsins unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Special Deputy Collector NJ. s. Gravey has
returned from 90 expedition into Patrick oouu
ty, where he captured FIVE noorshins establish
ments. together 9Th sill their appurtersnoss,
amounting to several th6u,and gallons of beer,
a srge numbtr of mash tubs sud copper stills
Other like establishments were fcuud whose
appurtensLcas bad been recently removed, and
which had been deserted by tho occupants,
No arrests We're made, bus warrants have been
issued for tour of the nounshiners, who are
known to the officers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
Sutcila.

New YoRK. May 30.-Emma Ag1c p y;sr,
old who hes been suffering fer some tin, plr
from suicidal mauia wss placed 10 The BIons..
ingdaIo LuDatio Asylum by her iieuds Ic
treatment. Yesterday she was tould hsnginp
to beam in The asylum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
DIED,

:, Oa the evening OF Saturday. M.y ssh, Nv,
oAH1EL; ~ His !uneral will take place to.
moffo9 (Iuesdsy) afternoon, st O'clock, from
1=!d, CT Royal street, between Csmtro3 .nt
queen Efieads aad eco lsintances OF ihe fsni.
" are respectfully inv ed 10 sttsnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

'No ttit Ger lott the halter draw
With good oplnion OF the law. "
Tn, Rhppiug post is MT specially desired f,r
any PARTICULAR political organ ZAion l. il III.
tended as dG!erfcu, 10 ttfsnccs agai.s. IT,.
law. AID not TO change or co.rtct political
opinions. Democrats ara su' j.ot TO ) iiAc-
tioEs as well es Mahon:es and radicals. ana the
special opposition msdo 20 it by the wo late, r
losi:imat.!y suggests tho d,a that The :n!E .rcra
from it are confined 10 those who vote a. they
do. and implies lhs. all the petty thevgsiu tho
State are Mahonites o: radicals. WY ihty
should make this huuiIisting confession il f,t
them 10 say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
FOREIGN NEY.N

Midhat Pasha declares that ex Sultan Abdul
Azis committed suicide.
>. The Incorporation CT Hamburg with The
u oliver 10 will take pIaca 10 1855.
A movement is on foot to present Father
Sheehy. the imprisoned Irish priest, with q
national tes inouisl.
M. Anatole Forge. republican,, was yes
terday elected to fill the vaosncy 10 the FfercS
Chambers, c,ustd by the death IF Nj. Do
Girsr1in.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
Decoration Day,

WASHINGTON. May 30.-D;spatcic4 item 4 /
paris of tho couary state thst D,c)iatioa D.y
was observed with moro than the usual roup
and ceremony,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

1rslns are now running regularly through
from Richmond TO Cincinnati, Ohio, via Ash
lsnd, KY, where the osrs are rup on to bargts
and taken across the river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30
lCOMMUNICATFl

Nv ILOIMUNICATED
NEW VEesIoN.-Tnc Gfz,.e mentioned a
7ifest evangelist, who lately coudemped The
&c Se% version Of tho Now Testament. or the
oIii.psaHs This is Iamen,sbIe or rcpre,abJs
a. AL, uea%' IL lsto te hoped that the csnsnIs
mn' 20 no iaTtttE. ter What would bs the cam
condcmIa;iot? ES Somu ous 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

The oppogltion Of the Mahcnits 10 ,La
whipping peat naturally recalls 70 memory Tho
old uulrt:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

NJ. me champion Safe Works, 25l Broadway
Ms" l. otE'C . 0. Herring. Esq, reports
.ns use o. 81. Jacobs o.: for stiffness and sor..
stGcaciaus Eff O.. p'easanS and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

Beauty s.I..' health, and happiness for ladies'
in "WINE OF CARDIFF - '' '"oies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

The MALONE TlCKET.-A specisl dispatch
10 yesterday New York Herald from Washing.
toe, Gays:
THE result CT the rascj jester leaders o,nfet.
crco 10 this city nus been to eudorse Tor nomina.
tiou by the Riohmoud Convention next Wednes.
day the folio sing ticket:
"Govcrnor-Joho Paul, member OF Congress
ole CT from The ssvecth district.
Lieutenant Govern oI-Genersl V, Gfo-
Ger. ef Norfolk.
"Stute Audltcr-ur. Massey. tho present in.
cumbent.
Attorney GeEersl--Mr. John D. Black yell,
of the Fifth district.
1T is believed by the readiasiers tia! the
committee will unanimously nominate this tick
ct, and that it will secure the cooperation of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-30

FOR sale by +. 3. Lead ,eator s. Bro:
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Mothers! Rothers!l Mo.,,ers!.!

CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER. at MCbrR
NEY'S.
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VIRGINIA CLARETs! Superior 10 imp:Nd
WineE, at MCBURNEY's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-22
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made In the condi'
IL tiOns Of a certain mortgage executed by
Seth s. Phelps and Elspa r., his wife, mort.
e go aSd IN tsc
Office of the Register of Deeds In and for the
county of Blue Earth, in the State of Mime
sofa, on the twenty-fifth day of October, A. ID.
1873, at three o'clock In the afternoon, in Book
No. Of Mortgages, ON page $50, by which
mortgage there was conveyed and granted
the following described real estate situate In
the county of Blue Earth aforesaid, to-wit :
teen 90, and the North Half Gl) of the North
east Quarter (14l of Section Twenty Coz, all in
Tpwnship One HUNDRED and Eight iioSl north:
principal meridian, containing two hundred
and forty GAO acres Of land, according to
Government survey, subject however TO the
right-Of-way of the WinOna & st. Peter Rail-
road Company over the North Half of the
Southeast Quarter of Section Seventeen, to
secure the payment of the sum of Twelve
Hundred dollars. with interest ut the rate OF
conditions Of a certain promissory note bear
ing same date as said mortgage, made by said
Seth S. Phelps to said Daniel +. Rogers; and
there being due and unpaid upon said note
and mortgage ut the date of this notice the
sum Of Thirteen Hundred and Eight dollars
and Sixty-six cents l$l,aOS.6t), which sum Is
hereby claimed and declared to be due OH said
note and mortgage and no action or pro-
ceeding ut law or otherwise having been in
stituted to recover the amount Of said mort
gage debt or any part thereof; Now, there
fore, notice is hereby given that by virtue and
In pursuance of u power of sale In said mort
gagc contained and Herewith recorded, and
of the statute In such case made and provided,
the above described premises will be sold Mt
public auction, by the Sheriff of Blue Earth
county, ut the front door of the Office of the
Register of Deeds In and for said county, and
ut the city of MankntO therein. on Monday the
eleventh day of July, A: ID. 1881, ut 10 o'clock
In the forenoon, to satisfy the amount of said
mortgage debt then due and unpaid, together
with the costs and expenses of such foreclosure
proceedings, including seventy-iive dollars
attorneys fees as stipulated In said mortgage;
and the said mortgage will be thereby fore
closed.
Dated May 18th, 1881.
DANIEL Il. ROGERS,
JNO. g. NOE, Mortgage.
Attorney for MOrtgagee.
The above sale is adjourned until Monday,
August Sth, ut same hour and place.
Dated July 18th, 1881
DANIEL 7. ROGERS, Mortgage.
JNO. q. NOE, Attorney. 3w4
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-22
FAR M LAND $ !

We said in former advertisement =" To a person of
MEANS land cheaper today and in the long in Blue Ear
county at $50 than So SD per hundred miles
from timber BY the time the settler these prares hal
made his roads and Bridges got churches and schools and bought
ewood and timber until he grow his his land will
him more than $50 acre. We repeat again emphasized
the results OF the October blizzard the lying
for hundred of miles to the wesrca losses reported
lost largely because there timber with which to utilize the
hay and straw for shelter.
We have large of farming lands for sale in Blue
Earth and adjoining counties and suit either with
and will likely keep going up present prices they will pay bet
ter investment than money interest Parties who
thinking OF buying will get better bargains than along towards
spring.