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GRAND PRIIKIE.

The measles are making bad work in
this town. They have now got into
the family Of Hans Halversou. The
school III district No. IS had just COM
uenced, but WAS closed to prevent the
further spread OF the disease.
The farmers have sold about all they
have to sell a..d find their expenses not
.:early all paid, and now the bankers
and dealers in farm machinery are
looking for more money and fluid it not,
whcrcat they cry aloud and are not
satisfied.
This is fine winter weather.
Sick,uss prevails to great extent in
this part Ut the county, mostly measles.
AuutlIer death occurred u, the house
of Erick Larson yesterday, Dec. 1G,
from Measles, d child of a family lately
arrived from Norway, making the
sixth death at that house this FALL
Five children have died with the meas
les and Mrs. Larson will, the cousump-
ton.
Henry Nelson's children were sup
posed to be about we'll Of the measles
but he reports to-day that one of them
has had i relapse and is scarcely likely
to live.
Paul Gilbertson's children are also
very sick with the same disease.
II. ualverson family who are sick
with the same disease are getting along
well 1T present.
Mr.. Porter, at Adrian, has plenty Of
wood and coal 1T last and many people
are laying III Il supply of fuel fur fear
of winter coming later on.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
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RANSOM.

Mr.. Klessig has done the public a
great favor by killing a dog. There
are two more men III the town who
would "blige the public greatly by do.
ing the same.
J. II. Scott got a cord of Wood from a
row OF willows rods long from 8 years
growth. Mr.. Scott has wood enough
on his place to last him years by thin.
Ing his hedge out to the right thickness,
to say nothing about the increase in
growth.
Some Of our farmers are laying in a
good stock of bran.
Stock is looking very we'll as yet.
On Friday last while Mr.. Ferrln
WAS driving home. his horses broke
through the ice in !. small slough. Mr..
Ferrin jumped out to release them, and
in doing 50 Slipped and fell, striking on
his head and injuring him 50 that he is
laid up for the present.
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MASONIC ELECT1ON.-The Masonic
order held an election on Monday night

MASONIC ELECTIoN.-The Masonic
order held a" election on Monday night
and elected the following officers:
I. p. Durfee, W. NJ.
d. Shell, 5. NJ.
B. F. Thurber. J. W.
G. p. Hewitt, Treas.
X. b. P!otts. Sec.
w. Nj. Bear Chap.
L. B. Bennett, $. D.
J. H. johnson. J. u.
Henry Torrance, $. s.
F. Bloom, J. s.
&. A. Olson. Tyler.
Celery at Herron's. 1w
Onions at Herron's. lw
Go to ThayeI's for your Holiday
Goods. Is 3w
Call at Herron's' for your toys and
confectionery l5-3w
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ROUND LAKE.

We are having splendid weather out
here, just like spring This lake is
about half open and several wild geese
are sporting in the clear water.
Mr.. McDougal and family took their
departure from the Roche farm yester.
day for their former home in Chicago,
where we hope they will prosper. They
leave many friends behind who will
gladly welcome them back should they
ever wish to return Mr.. Nj. is Il gen.
tleman Of ability and We think there
are few men who could have conducted
the business Of this Round Lake farm
is well as he has done. Mr.. Markham,
of Lake Co., ILL.,, takes MI. Ms place.
We wish him success.
II. Barrett has taken a trip to Neb.,
we understand, to look up a location.
We hope he may succeed in finding
one.
We havea splendid school in Dist. No.
GO this winter. A. l.. Newton is teach
CT and he knows how to get the young
sters interested.
One would think it was mosquito
time to hear the clatter of the mowers.
Some of the farmers are getting up
their fuel hay. MONA.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION or REDEaff

x/ON.
VIM NJ. Black. swM section 26. township jog,
$l7.15. Interest, Pchalty and Costs, $751; TO
1873.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, Mobiles Co. Mimi
TO VIM NJ. Black, LOrain Township:
You are hereby notified, that pursuant to the
tax Judgment entered in the District Court in
the County OF Mobiles. State of Minnesota, ,., the
18th day Of August. 1879, the land hercinabve
deScriord, asseSsed IN your name, was sold for
tax OF 1878, on the 18th day Of September, 1879,
and that the time OF redemption from said Sale,
allowed by Jaw, will ,.xpire the 18th day OF
january. 1888, or within % days after service
of this notice In addition to the amount all ,vt:
stated, as necessary to redeem from said sale,
the cost OF scrvic" of this notice must be paid,
together with such interest as may accrue from
AMI after this uatr.
Witness my hand and seal at Worthington in
said county Of Mobiles, this 10th Gay Of Nuvcnl.
Der, 1884,
L. S. MILLS, County Auditor,
l5-3W Mobiles County, Minn.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RTySHM(IR r.

A. G. Seney and our genial host of
the Rushnlore House, are taking in St.
Paul and Minneapolis this week.
Nov Is the winter of discomfort. -
The snow holds alOof, causing the
small boy anxiously to sean the hori-
zen III anticipation Of his future sport.
The talk of moving the mill is still
agitated.
Rumor has it we are soon to lose
our worthy toWnsman, A. G. Lind
gren, who goes to Adrian to fill an Gu.
gagemant.
Miss Augusta Lindgren will also take
her departure this week for new and
happier scenes. TRIO.
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DEATH OF s. Il. DAVIS.


b. n. Carrier returned from Mime
apolis last night and brings the sad
news that S. A. Davis died yesterday
at 10 o'clock. Mr.. Davis had been af-
flicted for some years with heart dis
ease and dropsy. After his removal to
Minneapolis he contracted the prevail
ing fever and has been failing gradually
since that time.
The funeral services will be held at
the residence tomorrow and the re-
mains will be sent to Washington, Pa.
LADIES, While silently suffering from your
many forms Of weakness and disorder TO you Is
given DIR. FaustSGerman Aromatic Wine, guar
ahteed to benefit aud permanently cure you. A
lady writes: Il gained eight pounds in three
weeks by the use Of your German Aroma: &c
Wine.' Soil on a positive guarantee to invig0r
force. Are you tebili atcd person, aged and
feeble, or just recovering from the effects of
exhausting mental or physical work? Revive
the dropping energies, get new strength and
rich blood BY the prompt use of DIR. Faust's Ger.
man Aromatic Wine In no way can it be used
as an intoxicant. Ask Druggists For sale by
c. W. Smith. AO-6m
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LITTLE ROCK

II. K. Neynes is running his feed
mill now.
Geo. Roberts is building a new house
on his farm.
Mr.. Sylvester Perkins boys have
gone to Cherokee to husk corn.
With the continued fine weather the
roads are improving.
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Uo2''""H$ Pills c'ad Ointreent,-7He Iicto-
ric> of Science.-Do:EcS:ic Remedies Stcam
ELECTRIC TEE graphs, Printing. e.. have each
h at thrir par ocular ovation, hut the man who
has rcdL ID the sphere OF ,ii>ea>,' and aicviatcd
tho suhcrings of mlions Of his fellow beings, is,
Holloway has expended! IL life time in the sup
prcSsi"n OF sickness throughout the world, and
the effective cures Of measles, small pox, ring
ing childhood, his Pills and Ointment are as IA
niiiiar as household words in Europe. Asia, AT
lic;. and AntH lea. Mothers should never be
without supp Y.
IMPORTANT CAUTIoS.-None arc genuine un
less the signature Of J. HAYDOCK surrounds
each box of Pills and Ointment. Boxes at Csc.
&c and 81 each.
E1- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger Sizes.
lofty HOLLOWAY s. Co., New York
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M A SONIC.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CHURCE DIRECTORY.
METHODIST EPIs ;OpAL.-ServiceS every Sab
bath morning at 10 30; evaning service ut =
Sunday School at Y. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. II. kinSman. Pastor.
UNION CONGKEGA r1ONAI--Scrvlces morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUKCH.-ServceS morning
and evening Sabbath School Immediately after
evening
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EOC6EfNl1.sRlf.


We have quite 4 job of it eacl, spring
and fall getting everybody located to
suit US. We have succeeded rs follows
for tins winter:
Mr.. Folger is occupy. & the Gov. Mil
Ter residence. Il. F. Johnson, the new
Register of Deeds, is living in the For
bes house on FOurth-av. NJ. A. Doane.
Superintendent of Schools, is occupying
rooms in Mr.: Thayer's dwelling. W.
A. Peterson has taken the Miller house
on Fourth Avenue and setting a good
table for some pleasant boarders. W.
5. Stockdale has converted the whole cf
his building into dwelling and is &C.
cupying the ground floor rs a residence.
e. St. John Cole is pleasantly located
in one Of the Miller houses on Fourth
Avenue, just about the neatest house
inside in this there" town. S. Kind
lund has moved into the new house just
finished by Mr.. Grundsten on the lake
shore. Carl F. Sahlbom is occupying
bis own house on the lake shore ut the
foot of Fifth.av. Mr.. Mclean, of the
railroad Office, is occupying rooms in
the Loveless building recently vacated
by Mr.. Carriers family. Chas. Smith
has gone to the Worthington to board.
Mrs. Dean Las moved into her own
house on Fifth-av. AEON Forbes has
moved into his new dwelling on Fourth
Nv. Mr.. Banks has taken the house on
the corner Of 1Oth-st. and 6th-av.
TOO FAS7IDIONY
Some would be Byrons look on with disgust
At the rhymes of Eclectric Oii' oct -
But we have the best article known to the world
And intend that all person shall know it,
It cures coughs. colds. asthma and catarrb.
bronchitis and complaints Of that kind;
It does not cost much, though cures
IT'S best Oil in the world you can find
Sold by Laws
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BLOOM,
Fine weather.

Fine weather.
Every body busy hauling hay and
fax straw to Fulda.
Harley Porter is building house on
his claim on sec. 9.
Geo. Gale has gone to Carver Co. to
De gone fe weeks.
Peter krier and wife have gone to
visit friends in Chicago. JOE
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NEW JOB TYPE.

A supply of new job type just receiv-
ed at this Office including those fancy
Japanese ornaments, with storks, but
tertlies, fans, ships, beetles, landscapes,
etc. Those who want neat, fancy, sub
stantial, or any other kind of printing,
can have it done at st. Paul rates,
freight added"
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WILLMONT.

The Board of Appointment met last
Friday and appointed the following
officers: r. Hartman and; +. Pank,
Supervisors; G. W. Dodge, Clerk, and
l.. Schneider, Treasurer.
Thos. Klasy is making bargin to
run the Adrian Hotel.
HAWKEYE.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOF NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEP4RTUIcEOF MAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern (daily) u l0a. NJ.
do st. Paul and beyond 3 80 p m
Southern s. 2 81 Il. ~.
WeStqrn-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 Is III
Round Lake, SATURDAYS - M
DEPARTS.
Eastern daily 2 80 a. IN.
do to st. Paul and beyond ~ 81 a Ill
Southern I" IL l0a. ~.
WeStern-Iu Verne and Sioux Falls 40 pm
ROunG 1000, Saturdays y ~
Mails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
before departure. All others at o'clock pm.
Office hours from II. m. to p III. Sun lays
from to On III and II III to y 81 pm.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
tween O'Clock 4 III and s p ~,
NJ. b. SOULE, p. n.
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NOTICE.

To All Whom It may Concern:
Notice. Is hereby given not to trust any woman
calling herself Sarah !. Welch, or any woman
aining to he the wife of William WEIGH, on
my account. rs shall pay no debts OF her con-
tracing after this date.
.,..-e WILLIAM WviCH.
uec: q, Issl.-l7 3w
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOK-E. S Mills
TKEAsUKEi,-H. e. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs--JoSeph Chadwick
JUDGE or PEOBArE-R. ID Barber
CLERK OF COUKT-B. n. Carrier.
SHEKIFF-k H. Miller.
SUKvEYOK-Allen CLANCY. Deputy-Allei:
NJ. CLANCY.
Court COMMlsSIoNEK-H. D. HuMiSton.
COUNTY ATTOkSEY-!.eO.W W. ilsOn.
COKONEI.-I Is. Bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. G. Ogle.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-Frtd Bloom, of Seward. Chr n.
Second District-A. II. Crosby, Of Adrian.
Third DiStrict-Nlilcs Birkctt, Of Grand
Prairie.
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Don't forget that Heron sells gro-
ceries and canned goods as cheap as
any man in town l5.tf
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We understand that at the recent

We understand that at the recent
school meeting the question arose as to
the insurance on the school building
and the policy could not be found
The new officers are rapidly straighten-
ing things up and will also look into
the matter of the deed to the property,
etc. They also considered the matter
of admitting non-residents to the
schools. Outside parties will please
remember that rOn-residents must pay
tuition unless they come under the
High School provisions which admit
persons from any part of the State.
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WORTH1NGTON, Mimi, Dec. q, 1881.
All members Of Okabena Hut Orien-
tai Order 1T Humility intending to be
present upon the occasion Of the Orien-
tai Feast and Festivities held upon the
evening Of Dec 80, 1881. will forthwith
report their names to our Worthy Scriv-
ner, Bro. r. B. Plotts.
r. r. MILLER.
Most Potent Grand Seignor.
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AS the holidays approach people be-
gin to feel more gay aud festive and
are arranging for suppers, dances, etc.
There will be a dance tomorrow night
at Bennett Hall. On Tuesday evening
next, st. Johns day, the Masons will
have their supper, after installation Of
officers The Oklahoma Hut Oriental
Order of Humility will give supper
at the McManus House on Friday
evening, Dec. 80.
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A lady's wish.-''Oh, how I wish my
skin was as clear and soft ~ yours"
said lady to her friend. ''YOu can
easily make it So" said tile friend.
''How." inquired the first lady. by
using Hop Bitters. that makes pure,
rich blood and blooming health. It
did it for me, as you OBSERVE" Read
of it.
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The new Board of County Commits
missiontrs will meet on the first Tues
day in January, one week from next
Tuesday.
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RUSHMOIsE MILLS.

RCSHMORE MILLS.
Will grind Buckw wheat on Thursday,
the 10Th of Dec, 1881.
J. BEDFORD & Son.
There was a meeting ut Judge Will
sons Office OH Tuesday night to talk
up the project of building brick block
with public hall above. L. II. Parsons
agrees to take 81 600 stock.
" \. Peterson, Chief Clerk in the
railroad land office, has received new
cane bottomed, revolving chair from
headquarters. Move that Mr.. p. take
the clair.
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SII II MONS

Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.
nEAULT having been made in the payment
- of the sum Of Tw"-iiundred and Ninety
Seven Dollars (*2M.oo). which Is claim
ed to be due at The tia:c uf this notice upon a
certain mort cage, duly cxeculrd ant, delivered
bearing da'e the 18TH Day Of April. a. u, 1s7.,
duly recorded in the office of the Regis
tcrof Deeds, in and for the county of NobeS,
and state or minnesota. Oh the first day Of May,
4. D., 1919 at 10 o'clock H. m. il, Book .'I' Of
Mortgages; on page th', and no action or pro-
ceed,ng at law or otherwise having been insi.
tuted to recover The debt secured by said mort
gage, or any TART thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that bv
virtue OF the power of sale cOlltai.ed in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
will he forcclosrd, by sale the premises de-
scribcd in and conveyed by SAIL mortgages. viz:
The northeast quarter OF section twenty Four
(2n, Township One liundre and Two O02),
Range Forty One (4l) in Mobiles county, and
State OF Minnesota, with the Embellishments and
appurtenanceS; winch sic will be made b: the
sheriff OF said County, at the door Of the
Court House. in the village Of Worthingtol,, in
said county and state, on
The 10th day Of December, 1881,
At ten O'Clock a: m If that day. at public ven.
due. to the highest bidder for cash, to pay
said debt and interest, and the taxes. if any, oi,
said premises. and Twenty five Collars at;or
neys fees as stipullted in and by said Mortgage
IN cast, OF foreclosure, and the disbursements AL
lowed by law: subject TO redemption at ary
time within one year from the day Of sale. rs
provided by law.
Dated October q. \. d. 1891
EDWARD COOPER. Mortgagce.
i! >. NELSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
First pub. Nov. ;, 1891.
Last pub Dec. Z, 1881
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A marvellous cure for all bodily all
ments. arising from impurity of blood.
a torpid liver, irresularity of the bow
els, indigestion, constipation, or disor-
dered kidneys. is warranted in a free
use Of Bmrdock Blood Bitters. Price
$1.OO. trial size 10 cents. Sold by D. $.
Law & Son.
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WESI'SIDE.

Threshing is about done in this town.
The last job WAS Mr.. Grace's, on Sec.
Is, $50 acres of wheat and 50 acres Of
oats. Yield of oats. 50 bushels to the
acre. Wheat less than bushels to the
acre. looked at this wheat field 4
number Of times. laid it at 10 or II
to the acre. The fact is we could not
make any correct estimate on the
wheat crop last season.
There have been two newcomers in
this neighborhOod Of late.
Girl babies At the residences of T..
Hartwell and G. 5. Barclay. Mothers
doing well.
Wm. McGee's house took fire on
Thursday last at night. The upper
part of the house had got well under
way before it was discovered. The
women and children had barely time to
escape. It has been a hard blow for
Mr.. MCGEE. He has family of nine
children.
want to ask the sisters of charity
in Worthington if they can't get some
help for the family in the way of CLOTH
ing and bedding. 1t is not money they
want. Send to Ira Crosby, Luverne.
Il. SIMMONS
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America MIST Yield.

The greatest thinkers. the N.~t profound
scholars, the most expert, thorough and sucress-
full chcmistS-fOr these Amerira must turn IT,.
Germany In the wocfullX speculative field.f
Medicine no greater step has vet l,een tskcaA
than in thu: disco Tery. after fhe most extended.
research. the most careful and patient expert.
ments. Of DR.. Faust's Gcr,n,n Cough Syrup. for.
throat, bronchitis, Group, ard all pulmonary dis
eases: Remember his medicine is sold on Il
pnSit1.r guarantee to cure: Price &C. zoe. ar
w. Smith. lOi;pa
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MINOR ARRIVALS.

Al the residence OF MIR. Christina
in Murray county, on the 18th, Il daugh-
ter to Henry and Alice Mills. They
were on visit frcm Minneapolis to
Mrs. Mills parents when the little
stranger arrived.
Adrian is now an incorporated VIII
lage and is granting license to sell liq-
uor. The license has been fixed at $500
and SIS additional for billiards. Licen-
ses to sell all kinds Of liquors have been
granted to 5. Jones, Ed. Ryan and Joe
Roll.
A MISUNDERSTANDING Kane and
Ed. Adams had little personal lorna
do OF Tuesday up street. The windows
in both their heads were a little dam
aged and some OF the Notwithstanding
blown off but nothing serious.
Yesterday, rs the Sioux Falls train
was backing up to the depot. one Of n.
Y. McDow-ll's little girls ran against
Will Bovee on the platform and fell on
on the ira k il rod or two in front of
the train. Will jumped down and
pulled the child under the depot plat
form III time to sage her life.
&. II. Lehman & Co.. of Kendallville,
Indiana, have not paid us for the last
six months advertising "f DR.. Marsh
aIl's medicines. We have sent bills
several times and received no answer.
How have the rest Of our newspaper
brethren made out with them?
The Council held Il meeting on FRI
day might last and allowed SOM bills.
They AIS" to- X up the business Of o,wll-
ing the road around the lake Shore
The 20 days notice Ivy pet itinntrs hay
ing expired, the Council ordered the H.
s"al 10 days notice to be given by post
ing n"ticrs and hearing will he give,
OH MuuutV. January . 1882
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,


NOTICE or sAkE UNDER DEcREE.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, }
~ COUNTY OF MOBILES
DISTRICT COURT,
a. SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT (
Andrew Emernc, Plaintiff.
VS..
J. W. Simmons Nancy Jane Simmons and T. Fl
Fldler, Defendants.
pursuance OF Judgment and decree of the
-, Court IL this action, dated November 18TH.
1851, shall expose for sale, as the law directs:
at the front d'or OF the Court house in the VII.
E:ge Of Worthington In the county of Mobiles,
Minnesota ,On
The 2sth day of January, 1882,
At 10 o'clock NJ, the following described lands
and teNememts ,t,-wit:
The norl h ninety seven acres Of the southwest
quarter Of section six (6), township one hundve |
and two l02). range thirty nine (39) Mobiles
county, Minnesota.
r.. II. MILLER,
Shellf OF Mobiles County. Minnesota.
LEO: "; WILSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
First publication Dec. Is, 1881.
Last publication Jan. &c. 1882
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Heron keeps the Lord Baltimore and
Tiger brands Of Oysters, both in bulk
and cans. or will serve them up by the
dish, raw or cooked 1W
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California Comb Honey at Herron's,
t5tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE


Ky virtue OF an execution, issued out of the
- D1Strlct Court for the Sixth judicial District
II! ana Tor the county Of Mobiles and State Of
minnesota, upon judgment issued and docket
ed ~ sli Court on the Thirteenth day Of Sep
TEMPER, A. u. 1881. in a certain action wherein
3: ID. Buf"ra & Co. are plaintiffs and Dr. s.
Clippenger and Eugenia Clippeng.r are Defend.
cnts IN favor Of said Plaintiffs, and against sail
Defendants. for tho sum Of One Hundred and
NV" Dollars and Seventy Five Cents, (4lD2 ~. I
have on the 18th day of November A. ID. 1851. lev
led upon all the right title and interest of the sa
Defendants Or. s. Cippenger and EugeMil
Clippenger. to the following described property Y,
tO-Wit:
Lot three (3) Block seventeen O7) in the vii.
lage OF WorthingtOn Mobiles county, Minnesota
rs described on the village plat OF said village
now on file III the office Of the Register of Deeds
OF said county.
And will sell the same, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs at the front door of the court house III the
village OF WorthingtOn III the county and State
aforesaid, on
Saturday, the 14th day Of January, 1882
At 10 o'clock .. N. of that day.
Dated Worthington, Mimi. Nov. 2eth. 1891
Il. Il. MILLER
Sheriff of Mobiles County, Minnesota
GEO: W: WILSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
First pub. Dec. |, 1881.
Last pub. Jan. IL, 1882.