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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

The grand jurors of Queens County do not
seem to have high idea of morality; or per-
haps they do not appreciate the weight OF
evidence. That pool-selling is carried on in
Long Island City is notorious. 1t is the shame
of the honest residents of that place and the
boast of the gamblers. reputable man APP
peared before the Grand Jury and deposed
that on that very morning he had bought a
ticket on the races in each of the pool-rooms
at Hunters Point But the grand jurors did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

Mr.. Keely says it will take him year fully to
communicate the secret of his motor TO Mr. Blckel.
more ravishing way of spending year can scarce
ly be imagined. Mr. Bckel will be hetarget OF the
well-earned envy of the entire country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

The Brooklyn Library Association has an excel
lent collection of books, an admirable catalogue,
an efficient librarian and handsome and con-
venient building. 1t lacks only one thing-a Per
mancnt Fund which can be applied to the purchase
of the more valuable publications of the time. The
friends of the enterprise have been making great
exertions to supply this need. The sum required is
500, 900, and about $4,000 has been subscribed.
Not more than $4,000 is now lacking. Brooklyn
is not city that boasts of many local nstltu
tons and this is perhaps the best one which it is
called upon TO support. That support should be
larger and more generous than it has been and this
is an excellent opportunity for eYlncing apprecia-
ton of a wcll-managcd library by perfecting its
equipment. Let the subscriptions TO the Perma-
nent Fund he rounded ont to PlOO,OOO and the
new books of real value which the community re-
quires can be purchased fast as they are issued
from the press. In tins way the Library Will be
kept abreast with the times and the collections
will not grow stale and Improbable. We trust that
the Directors will have difficulty in completing
the Subscriptions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-14

When the President reads the account of
the enthusiastic Rcpu blican Convention IN
Maine, he will perhaps stop moment to re-
fleet. lie might well do SO. If the Republi-
cans throughout the country wholly approved
bis course, it would not have been necessary
for Senator Hale to defend him IN the house
OF his friends, nor 70 declare that he does not
think Mr.. Arthur wishes to break up the
majority.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22

Trout fishing still remains good and
fine strings are being caught daily.
The water works is to have one of those
"what-is-it" whistles. Why are we to be
so afflicted?
Newton, Ellis & Co. are turningg out
fifty barrels of hemlock extract per week
at their factory on Mullet Lake.
The burning sawdust Sunday proved
an intOlerable nuisance to those living
in the lower part of town.
Bricklaying is being pushed rapidly
on Paquett's new block. The contrac-
tors are the same that built the Kesseler
block last season.
Fishing parties on the river evenings
are all the rage now. There don't seem
to be many fish caught, but wettings are
of common occurrence.
A gentleman named Elliott arrived
from Canada week or SO since, and we
understand contemplates starting tan
merry here. There is no better point for
the business.
Vessel crews amuse themselves and,
at the same time, supply themselves with
fresh fish by trolling for trout. Capt.
CrawIey, of the Canadian schooner Eel
lowcraft. reports catching ten-pound-
er, Thursday afternoon.
Lynn Bros. received lot of sheep on
the Pearl, Thursday, that were as wild
as deer. One made break into the riv-
er and was the only one captured. The
Others are seeking pastures new and
cannot be found, at least had not been
found yesterday morning.
Last week, Friday night, three sailors
made up their minds to "get away
with officer Linn, but found they had
caught a tartar. He dealt them terrible
blows over their heads, took one to the
lookup, and the next day identified an
other and had him jagged.
A party of surveyors arrived up on the
Atlantic, Monday night, for the purpose
ofitrying to locate the south line of Sec
tions 30 and 80, town 3S range west,
which is somewhat in dispute. One of
the party, a Mr.. Monroe, was one of the
original surveyors, having run the lines
some forty years ago.
A young Canuck in town informs us
that he is going to give up his job and
90 home, as he is so completely sur
rounded by Bay Cityites where he works
| that existence has become intOlerable
| This is worse than anything we have ever
| dared say about that village built on
| frog pond or its representatives.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22

Mcdonald g. Cueny have sold quite a
number of the Tiger sulky hay rakes
this season.
Post & Van Arsdale's new building
will have red front, stained brick, with
buff trimmings
The pay car of the Michigan Central
railroad paid its regular monthly visit
Thursday, and made the employees happy.
Mr.. Mckenzie is still delayed with the
water works for want of some of the
connections. They are expected on the
Lawrence to-day. Should they arrive,
Mr.. Mckenzie promises to have the
mains filled with water by the last of
next week.
Mention was made few weeks ago
of a woman and two children being
lost in the woods up the line from st
Ignac,. Search for them has been un-
ceasing until last week when only "a of
a mile from home they were found, the
mother and one child dead and one
alive. The father and husband receives
great deal Of censure from his neigh
b0rs and If all the reports are true he
could have been little less than brute.
He made no effort whatever to find
them even going so far as to discourage
those who did search.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22

The ladies of st. James Episcopal
church will give grand moonlight ex-
cursion, to Spectacle Reef Tuesday even
ing next on the steamer Dove, one Of the
most commodious excursion boats on
the lakes. The fare has been put at 80
cents, and there will be music for
dancing by Prof. Sweets orchestra. A
splendid time may be expected and all
should attend.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-07-22
weather Report for ttAs Week ending
Thursday:EycniBg July 20, 1852.

Prevailing course Of the wind for the
week was from the Southwest Weather
fair and pleasant-NO rainfall to note
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01
First pubIication Jan >. 1851
HUGHES = RaICsON. Asssrnsys.
SheriR's Sale.

Tsnastosx ov DAkeFAs en-. y 4, ~ AZ
roa..A .ud,e.l D,.,e, f Union z county ssa -
J o jacobson
W.
Anna Monssn. Albert T. Monssn and
heirs 81 Martin Monsen deceased I
Notice u hereby given that BY virtue Of GER
tain decree end judgement rendered ~ the dis.
sract court q Union connsy Dakota q sa ak ro.nt
ing the sale Of certain premises hereinatcf do
scribed, which said judgement was rendered IN
favor Of !. y. Jacohson and aginst Anna Mon.en,
and minor heirs Of Martin Monscn, deceased,
for the snm Of eS0o.75 and costs taxed q tl9M.
And also BY virtue Of certain execution to
issued oas 81 ths cisrk's once 81 the district
eOan IN rid f0f the county II Union under the
hand Of tho clark thereof and the seal Of the
s:s con-: on re e
y said Judgment. did, on the 2oh day Of Jan
Iasy 1852, Ievy upon the following described
rial estate 81 thv said Anna M,nsen. Albert 7.
helm of Martin Nonscn dece ased, situated tn
Union county Dakota, the same that II described
n said decree 81 ioreclosare, TO Wit:
tnssj sad lie north hsf of tie sca'hsast assrssr
(sek jof ssciiop twenty (O) township ninety three
u, north Of range forty-nine t4s) west. AVID be-
n s, 10th Y ssa .s,S "a sss
tntefeet and costs and costs that may accrue:
Nov therefore BY virtue Of said judgement, and
sxecution, shali ON the 4th day Of March. l6's1
q The hour II two o'clock In the afternoon Of
said day at the ffOpt door Of tho court hUuss In
the city ~ Elk Point Dakota proceed 70 sell
said property above described 70 eaiisfy said
jndguasnt and costa amounting to t372 - with
I'll Goesutng costs Of sale and interest on the same
ffem the 18th dny Of Jan. 1859 q the rate 81
pr cent par amman. - public auctton to the
highest 6idder for cash. Alison B0yEE.
6heyri9 Of Unt0n County Dak. Ter.
Dated = elk foint Dakota Jan. nth iS02.
Huouuu i 1nScs0n.
Attys. ~ ms.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01
first publication. Jan. Is, 1852.
CAU0MRAN 4 McMA0TAN, Astyss
Mortgage Sale.
4 q y 3 W.. g $ . X '|l''.i
1660.

WusRsAs. Abraham Adams. widower made
and executed acertAin promissory note on the = :
day OF March 1879 TO John II Sherrstt for the
ss 81 S S1 a.y q IN March ss with
thercun ct the rate Of twelve per cent per annum
payable annually. and for the better security q
said note the said Abrahsm Adams execa s.tss
gage bearing date March 4th. 1879. conveying
lots q north east quarter Of section num6er
four ~ in township number ninety ave W.!
and 6fty Eight and s0-lOO acres NOR or lsss &C.
eofding 10 the government survey thereof
which said mortgage was duly recorded IN the
81 ,1 On :s q d.g n.eS 1872
one o'clock p. N. In book Six (6) Of MOI isaget
on pages 129 and 13O.
And whereas y was stipulated and aerecd N
said mortgage that in case default be made In
the payment Of the sald suIn OF money Of any
part thereof, or the interest thereon o. u esse
Of n0npayment Of taxce then the wnoie prfn
d holder thereof Immediately become due. and
whereas default has been made IN the pay.
ment Of the intereet Of said note and Of the t.x-
virtue , q eh sss % in sad mortgage
hsFcby declares the whole principal ead interest
secured y said norssags doc snd P;yss,s. -
hundred and forty dolia,s principal and siSnty
three dol!a's and .eysnieen csn.s intsrsss ave
Or with any dollars attoracy's fees o. stipulated
In SAID mortgage, total amount due three hun
bred ard seventy three dollars and seventeen
cents.
That no action or proceeding at law Or o.hcr-
wise has been inetitutcd to sec urO said amount
now due or any part thereof.
Now therefore notice 10 hereby gtyen that By
virtue Of the power Of sale contained 10 said
mortgage and In pursuance OF law tho said mort.
gage viii be foreclosed and the premises herein
before described will be sold public auction to
the Highest and best bidder Tor cash q the front
door Of the court mouse In the village OF klk Point
Tuesday the twenty -nrst day Of March. A. D..
1852 at ore o'clock IN thS afternoon 81 sstd day
10 pay the amount now declared TO b. due on
said mortgage.
Dsted Il Sioux Falls Mtnnehaha county d. T.
THE twsnty-third day Of January A y 1882:
JOHN II. G1ERRATr.
OAUeHRAM McMAR1rN, Mortgage,
Attys. for NoitSagse.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01

In District
% l,ourt In and for
Union county.

TERRITORY or DAKOTA. In District
Fourth Judicial District. Union county.
George r. Freeman
william Hutchsns Candace Hutch-l
Ina Fifst National hank Of Omaha
Nebraska and the W1nnehago Ma
tional Bank Of Rockford IllinOis.t
Tho territory Of Dakota sends greeting.
70 william Hptchins, Gandace Hutchins. First
National bank Of Omaha Nebraska and The Win
nebago National bank Of Rockford ILLINOIS. do
PENDANTS.
You are hereby summoned and required to On.
swes the compliant Of the above named plaintiff
: copy o. which 10 herewith served upon ron.
and 10 serve copy Of your answer upon the
subscriber at his once IN the city Of Elk Point
OAK. within thirty days After the service Of THE
summens on ron, exclusive II the day efsuch sey.
vics, and IL you fail 10 enswer this complaint
within that tina the plAinti6 will apply 70 tbs
court for the slisf demanded IN the complaint.
Dated a. Elk Point d. r.. this 37th day Of De-
cember A. p. 1851.
3. ", MILLER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
hereby certify thAt the complaint In this &C.
tion WAS Allied ID the clerks Office Of the district
couft Of Union county DakOts On the 4sh day Of
y E.w MILLER.
Attsfnsy for plsintiks.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01
fFirst Publication January II, 1sS2.l
Walvv0rth + Perclval Attys.
Mortraoo Foreclosure Notice.

AAOA V808O 3OAONAOSS4V ANOSsNO'
Notice 10 hereby given that . osrtsia mertgags
forcclosed By advertisement and sale Of the
mortgaged premises ~ f0llowe:
The nams Of the nortgagors are James Burns
The name Of the mortgage IL L. 4. Grant,
Said n,olts.ge was duly assigned y said l; a.
Grant ON the End day Of February 1850 70 Lo-
said mortgage l. dated January "a 1850.
The anon u claimed % be due on said mort
gage ~ the date Of this notice 10 ave hundred
wis. Priscipie. 900; intese 4 coupon due Jan.
Let 1881 el8; In tcrcs! coupon dus July lat 1881.
e18; intcrcat coupc. due Jan. lst 1882, us; In
':d q
Thai iii Of aid debt 10 nov das BY virtue Of .
provision y 2! s,id mcrtease and ID: mote ces.ssd
should rematn unpaid 20 days amer due The whole
debt should become due, aud the hOidsf thereof
sles.s .h:s = g nov due = dssaals hss ~ ben
se:. y ne payment q the coupons aas .
Thss said mortgage was duly acksevlsdgsd
and 1led for record o TIE esh day ct !anaasy
% said Union connsy Dakota Territory q book
that said assignmsnt vas duly Alsd ~ sscsrd
on beck ~ moftksgss on pa9s 50.
That no action Of Law has been brought 70 re-
cover said debt OF any part thereof
eonierminx Substantially With that conisinsd
In eaid mortgage ID - follows, to WIN:
The following piece o. parcel " isad h Uaisa
The sosth west quarter Or section thirty three
containing l0osefss according 10 The .. .. Gov.
sos s. srsS: of II. power q III. In sid
mortgage contained and the statats Ia snch cas- !:
e. made SD provided. I will on the 25th day Of
a. saS1 Xav - ire iront DOM ~ the eort horse
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01
fist publlcat Ion. Dee. =, lssl.l
Land Office.


AZ 1Sn2s0n' DIX DEC. I'D, l001.
Notice 10 hereby given that he following nan.
"a settler has aled notice Of hi. iateatioa .
! ms.e nnal proof "a snpport Of his elaim. asl
Dist. Court, Union Co.. D. T.. :, Hik Point. he
county seat, on Wednesday, February Isf. 1854,
M ~ FL yls: Mary Harding, widow Of Nlllisa
Sec. 2Srp. aS Range -
:. ns names the following Witnesses 10 prove ~
said land. viz: John vasssr. Mary yaesar. Alseo
bovee' Aliss Weed, oil Of Elk Point, OAK. r.
q. 4. WDSEEn,
Register.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01

The oldest hardware house in Ds-
kotn having . long and practical
experiences in the business, enables
Us to select aud buy the best goods
in the market. We make . spe-
eialty Of buying the best goods
and buying strictly for cash which
enables us to sell at bottom prices.
We will NOT attempt to enumerate
our stock; it is 50 large and we'll
assorted that we do not know
where TO commence or where to
leave Of. Give u q call; you will
find us on hand, ready and will
ing to wait on you.
In the implement line we might
name ! few Of the many We keep
On hand, for instance, the Star
Wagon, Tiger and Favorite horse
hay rakes, the Marsh and Peru
City riding plows. J. /. Case and
Peru City walking plows, Climax
riding and walking cultivatos,
keystone two horse corn planters,
Hand planters and Shovel plows.
These are all good goods, and
warranted as we represent; if not,
70 be returned and money refund
Cd. Thanking you for past favor
and liberal patronage, we remain
Yours Truly,
MICHAEL HOFFMAN
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-01

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MN tEe ~ snnity 81 The occasion,
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AN - ~ bsnch, lsaning ~ had
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@ llI I1 Nv ~ NM u ~
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ldusine ~ ~ thrse months.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-22

Dtcntenegro seldloIieue Shus uno Srub=
biinbnGS iiber bic &irren an Der tiirfildJz
griediiden @ren.e uno bic neuen llnrubeu
in Glbanien bic Secmuthung gu redtferttsen,
bub ber rnlIid)e Sar ipiebergtpas i'm Sdiloe
fiibrt.
Sn Ybtlabelpbt iteben sur j3eit
bier tleinere Sternpoiti6wiubler, RamcuS
Nc9eUitt, gSilcp, Brice uno 9egrau6e @n'
iign, por hem Sunoesseri6te. gS blebt
absutparten, oh eS ibne.l gelingen tpirj, eine
10 gut in ihren &ram paHeube SurD mu6
eiuen 10 gefiistgen SbmaHn ;u erlangen,
pis es in bem ySaibin9toncr Bro;eiie Ser
Sau mar.
Die in n@inciuuatt tagenoe yaNocias
tion Der Setinateure uno SpirituoenbGuo.
ler" idlob seitern ibre SerbauSluuaeu, uab=
benz fte iid5 reorganiiirt nuO cine 9fetbe BON
9efd9tiifan -, -. An~s~ ="
gdtung Dor benz @eiete duBert, isbod gegen
8robibiticn ais eine Ssrlesung Der &ette
elmer Waioritdt bes an1erttauilden Solfes
proteitirt. Die geielibait wiro fortan ben
Iemen National Spirits and Wine Asso-
citation" fiibren, uno alle NIT Der 0abrifas
tion oSer bem Serfanf bon gSein ober Opt
ritIloien beiddftigten Sente fpnnen Utitgltss
Der iuerbeu. Geo. y. Stagg aus ct. gouts
ipurOe gum Yrdiibenten ertpdblt.
SRI. Worrii on, eine ber ;tpel Yerloz
men, pelfe BET benz llntersanse oes Oam=
piers yafa" auf oem Suroniee benz Sooe
entsingen, bat einem Serifteritatter gu
Yarrp sSounb, Ont, eine langere Otttthet'
lung iiber ihre grlebniiie gemadt. Sbre Iuz
gaben ftimm,u NIT oenienisen oes Qrn. Sins
tie, oes anbereu @erettcten, uoatommen
Ibereir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-22
Sasesneuiafeitea.

Serbemofra StaatS-@ ous
pent bon Hemz 2)orf trat geitern in
Spracuie ;uianmeu, erleStgte leood) tetHe
peiteren @elddite, alS oaB cr itt msbrere
Stuneeu lang iiber Die Srage, oh Sobu Rel
ln's 4nbang - leuer uuuermetolld)e Stetu
oeS NnftoEes - 3ur Setbeilisung 5ugelanen
merben ionte, berum bisputirte. ytad)oem
ciee Srage einem @omite iiberlpieieu NOR
ben mar, pertagte iid bic Serlammlung bis
mcrsen. - Ser republisauiide Neipzyorfer
Staats>Sonuent bat geitern iein gSerf oouz
enbet uno lit heimgeaangen. Sn Der pom
ibm angenommenem Ylattform 1T nur Elm
einsiger SeidluB pon SntersiIe, ndnllid berz
ienige, peld]er empfieblt, baB bic Yrohtbttt<
onsirage Dem Solte our 4bitimmuns unter,
breitet werSe. Siss III ielbauerfauolid cine
Snboiiiruns Der Soroerungen Der Brobibitt=
oniiten.
@us Ggppten lauteu Die Iadrid,ten
ueuerbings iebr mioeripredenb. Sorgetern
hiek es, Ibbelal Balda, Der auf ieinem
gSioerffanoe bebarren0e Vefeblsbaber uoil
Samiette, 1ei BON ieinen eigeuen Soloateu
eridoiien rporbeu; seitern fruh neloete ms
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oeraumt nuo iei nit Dem 8eiie ieiuer Erups
ben mad, Cairo abmaridirt; geitern Qbeno
purbe baum berittet, baB britiide Grpeois
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britiid,cn eorreiponbsntcn in esqotea t0an,
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III Der anid)t brinsen, oaB an Der sau,en
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slusfsluug bei,uwohneu. Ser umltauo, odB
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borscnbeit heruoraewagt bat unb Den Sqna'
mitbcmben Der giihiiiiteu trost, ifeint IN
Serbirouna nit Ben Seridteu iiber Die Nor'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-22
Nfcw s1prfer Nabribten.

New-yort, 81. September. - Dennis
Mc@arthD, "a Sabre alt, bradte heute tn
ieiuem &olbaufe oil Der 2. auenue Der iiebeuz
idGrigen 4nnie Sprnes nit eiuem 8epoluer
eine tpabriheinlid t0otlide S6ubpunoe on
Der redjten Sette bes &opfes bel. Sowett
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-Sames Sanos & Comp, Wtineuatttens
mafler, iollen 8anferott gemaht baben. nno
tire Baifipa iofen bebeutenb iein. Tabsres
iiber ibre geiddftSlage lit nod nid]t srullt'
telt.
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zen Sag III Sauie uuo empftug, auBer etlt=
dsn 3eitungs =@crreiponoenten, nar wsntse
8e|ualer. -.
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grcabmap, purbe beute abeuo bon Charles
marren, eiuem alrobaten, meld)er bel tbm
In bic Soft aing, geid)ohen uno toetltdl per-
punbet. geioe MGnner batteu rYool" 9ss
Ipielt uno asrietben barber in Strett.-
gUnrreu 1T perbaftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-22
RrduSe.

FAtIabeIpb I a, 2I. Septenlber.- Gin
beuts friib in 6. 8. gSebfcr's Seluerteu,
@de ber 40. StraBe II. 9rap'S 4psuue, ans
gebrodenes 6eucr tpur5e raid gel0idt unb
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