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SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
LIVER REGULATOR.


ASK THE RECOVERED
Dyspeptics. Bilious Sufferers, victims Of Fever and
Ague, the Mcrcurial-Diseased patient,
HOW THEY RECOVERED
health, cheerful spirits and good appetite, they
will tell YOU by taking
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaundice.
Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADACHE, Collie, De
preston Of spirits, SOUR STOMACH, Heartburn
&C., &C., -, .o,,
This unlivalled southern remedy is warranted
MOI ~ contain single particle Of MERCURY or any
Injurious mineral substance, but :
PURELY VEGETABLE.
IL Won feel drOwsy. deblitatcd, have frequent
headache. mouth tastes badly, poor appetite. and
Tongue coated you are suffering from torpid liver.
or . .biIiousness." and nothing will cure you so
speedily and permanently a. 10 TAKE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
Its given with safety and the happiesi results 70
me most delicate infant II takes the place OF qul'
nine and bttcrs of every kind. IL j. the cheapest
purest aud best family medicine In the world.
Beware of counterfe Is. Take only Tie genuine
In white Wrapper with red In front, prepared by
j. II. ZElLIN K co.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS. ap 6-eodtAu30
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GUNNER BOARDERs.

NORWOOD NOW OPEN FOR BOARDrR-
aud shade. Chsfyhcarc water near the dcp0, on
Richmond and Ancshany railroad. Address
D.. :. TTTWiIIR,
70 S-cOdJ I'm Norwood. Nelson. w.
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PICNIC CIGARS, Sc.

OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS must not forget that
we keep large STOCK Of all grades Of HARVEST
WUIsEEY. ". ~. BLAIR co.
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BROWN's IRON BITTERs

has been thoroughly tested for
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUsNEss,
WEAKNESS,
DEBILITY,
OvERWORK,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
KIDNEY TROUBLES, &C.,
and 1t never fails 20 render speedy and permanent
relief. je 3-codlw
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ELECTION OF OFTICERS.-At q meeting
OF the Board OF Directors OF the Virginia
State Insurance Company held yesterday
the following officers were elected: Robert
f. Richardson. secretary, rice J. VI. Tate,
resigned: Basil Gordon, Jr., late with the
Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
book-keeper; John b. Grant, late with the
City Fire Insurance Company, solicitor.
Mr.. Adolph Osterloh was elected a mem
ber Of the Board rice Henry BONNER, re-
signed.
Mr.. Richardson, the new secretary, has
been associated with the company for the
past twelve years in the capacity Of assist
ant secretary, and his promotion Is a
merited recognition Of his faithfulness and
efficiency a. an officer.
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HOTELS.
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL,
FIFTH AVENUE AND FIFTICTH STREET
forDo-ife GathcdIaLl

NEW YORK.
WETHFRBEE x FULLER. PROPnTToEs.
stranger viii here ind excellent accomm"da-
uons al reduced prices during De summer months.
This now and elegant hoIac o. very centrally lO-
Gated FOR the reception of gucs' either permanent
or transient. - B. charmlDPiy siiWtcd. hclng e
central p0iu; amidst The most fashionable rc-l-
dcncc-. Churchcs, e.. &c; near tho Grand Con-
irnl Depot. within thIee miautes' MIX oi ne Gle
waited road. and Nah -on-Igcnut car. Ire Ncnii-
lauon. heating. AID plumbing Tr. arranged on Tie
most approved priuciplc.. Tie hotel is conducted
on the ur pcan plan. pItr0u9ct bf t'c hest fainl-
lies of Europe ami America. with restaurant -
unsurpas 20 excellence. and ~ reasonable charge,
nv 6-~aA M3m
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LOsT. STnAYED. AND STOLEy.

I OST. on TUESDAY. 3OTu MAY. 4
! IMEMOEANDUM-BOO containing leltcrs
and drawing. Reward viii be- BE- paid If left at
6l3 west Grace street. ie 3-lta
STRAYED FROM No. 800 SOUTH C@:s
> FIFTH STREET. Thursday moruing sl@l.-s-
FOIE COWS. three rcl-lud-Wbifo and one white.
ANY information concerning their whereabouts
will hc thankfully received.
ic 3-lts WILLIAM tAFASAt6H.
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rERRY DAYIs's PAIN-KILLER

Is a sure cure for Diarrhea Dyscntery, summer
Complaint, Cholera Morbus, cicr and Is perfectly
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PERRY DAVIES PAIN.KILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

At this season various diseases of the bowels are
prevalent and many tires are tost through lack OF
knowledge Of a safe and sure remedy.
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c2-lm
THE ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
THE MOST CELEBRATED DYsPEPTiC Wa
TER KNOWN.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS ARE FIRsT-cLAss,
AFFORDiNG EVERY COMFORT To
BOTH INVALID AND PLEA


TIE HOTEL is commOdiOus. aud supplied with
every rogu To- improvement. Including post. tile
yAph-. and cxpress-DAlcc,. billiard saloon. hot,
cold. and shnwer-ba'hs. Contiguous to the hotel.
on a commanding cmlncncc, an" over loo doD1'e
cottages. with upper and lower galleries extending
the ontire length IT the buildings and fronting tie
river and grand mountain scenery.
Fine driving roads and beautiful walks ex'cUi "a
all dlrcstl0n-. aud the surrounding scenery d 10.
eluallci 10y ans watoriug-pacc in Virginia.
4 good livery is attached 10 the eitablishmont
4 fine bg.a and string band Of music has been eu-
gagged.
An abundance Of ICE has been secured.
PURE SPRING WATER Is conveyed from tie
mountain in pipe a. the Hotel aud cJtiaec-- ant
{. exclusively usei IN every department Of ihe
tihli shmcn'.
TIIE ALLEGnANY WATER has become 70
celebrated thlt u h now shipped t. nearly eyesy
state Ga he nlon.
Pamphlets containing fall description Of the
Springs. wifh certificates II some Of the gtmark9-
hle curc- Of Dy pepeia- Chronic Ditrfhwt- ,rfl-.
fuiJ. Chronic Diseases of the Liver and Kidney.
Cachefic Condition arising from Maiarial Pos %,
neuralgia, iiemOrThnlds- NiCk Headache, &C.. q ct
will De fnrn isbci on Application.
BOARD. Per month, 80, single week. SO:
two or more weeks, tl2.jO: children under t.n
years Of a-C and servants. half price.
4. A.. COIUOUN.
General Nance.
&C. Lin tllf-ncuY SpEus-. ! a.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

~ on all sales of Real Estate made between the
lst Of January end LIST of June the taxes for the
present year have to be paid by the purchaser ON
all sales made between the Isl Of July and last Of
the year tie taxes have 10 he PAID by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years sgC
by all the rcal estate agents IN Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicinity.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 \ NJ, horses, mules.
vehicles. &c.
Il. r. SCOTT, Substituted Trustee. | \. VI, at
Dayie's Richmond Bazaar. two car.ilges.
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POLICE COURT The following cases
We're disposed Of yesterday:
Washington Walker and Matthew Dick
erson Doth colored), charged with ASSAULT
ing and threatening to shoot George Gidte,
were discharged.
j. T.. Ellis, charged with being drunk,
was fined 81.
X. L. Howard and Thomas M. Rowe
were fined S2 each for being disorderly In
the Second market during market hours.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES

'.'s's'
Win De found ~ The ltic importation
30 d0l,l LADIES LlSLE-IliRtAD HOSE at
72r.-founcr price .l.23 pair; ....,.
200 dozen LADlfs', MISSES, and CiilLDREN'S
HOSP of most superior quality NJ t4Om ~ 70
32c.-forncr price 80 & coo. pair; -
FILL. EfGTL Al-MADE TWO AND IHREE-
ELASTIC B. AIDES WHITE Isle GLOVES
% &C. q pH.r-fOriucr price IRON 20 70 ooc.S
.l-o. a lar, lot Of COLORED Isle - about one
hall their value.
hrnnnr Tho rnanH Xarlnns
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CONGRESS or NATIONs.-A large and bril-
liant audience gathered at the First Rcgi-
ment Armory last night to witness the
beautiful tableaux given by the Congress
Of Nations. now assembled there under
the auspices OF the Walker Light Guard.
Another enjoyable feature Of the entertain
ment was the splendid singing Of the "Gc-
sang-Verein Virginia" Miss Belle Pelouze
also sang Coming Thro' the Rye" which
was enthusiastically encorcd.
The company has been to considerable
expense at getting up this entertainment,
and rs it, exhibition closes tonight doubt
less all Of our citizens who can will avail
themselves Of this opportunity TO attend.
The following j. the programme: statua-
ry-" Priestcss with Attendants Offering
Sacrifice " +; death OF General Wolfe" 10
be repeated by request. Tableau-" Exc
cuiion y Joan OF Arc"
The friends Of the company will be
pleased 10 know that the enterprise las
been success in every respect. The
Walker Light Guard j. justly regarded n
one Of the finest military organizations in
the city, and whatever it undertakes is sure
to be worthy Of the patronage Of the public.
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CHICK CIGARS. be.

THREE REASONS why the tkLLuLoID tff-
GLASSES are the best: First, because they are 'he
Iiohfest. second, because they are the hand
so,.ssf and third, because they are the strcngesf.
For sale by all leading Jewellers aud opticians.
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gSDERTAISE.RS.

IOSEPH ". LAi BE, fzss1
" gURNI~HiNG-i &DELIAk II,
COENIH firsT ANu BROAD sTHLETs,
EIcINOND. VA.
WOOD AND NETALLit Bvfihi-CA>LS'
ROBES, HEARS, HACKS.
and lli things rtqui. .'e 80 LnwEri hATte.
Ielcglaphlc and country orders solicited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
srLEss SURPRISE THAN AMAZE

eTLEss SURPRISE THAN AMAZE
NENT has beca realized by those visiting store
las, week. wc have on many occasions offered
GREAT BARGAINS, bat never before 50 OVER
wHELMING MANY and GOODS so DEsIRA-
BILE.
Tho significance OF our purchase advertised
las, week has borne fruits OF success never before
realized ia The history Of our business
We shall add This week qai,e number OF SILKS
snd FINE MOURNING DRESS FABRICS Of
Lupin's manufacture, which were received too late
for our advertising notice.
We shall continue the sale Of
8 cas- LINEN DES INDIA at &c. ysrd-gene-
= oasss LINEN DIS INDIA at llac.-herc'ofore
ea~. 'I PIasIAN !. MULLs at Ise.soid heretofore
easss Pfi.s m SIAN Mu LIS a, 2lc.-ihe finest quail
iiy imported. and heretofore sold at oOc
2 e.i.S. slS 81 NAISso6Ks aud JoNEs's ENGLISH
LONG CLOTH at IA 10 dose.-msc value
/
PINK, and CREAM At 23c.-iorinG price
hNc.. -
I csse VICTORIA LAWNS ai 7c.-formcr price
lOc.. - . .. - =,
I case WHITE LINEN LAWN at l9c, the quail
~ sold heretofore at Soc:
, e,se PlT.IOW LINENS fBanslcy Co.'S man
rfsrfurcl from - - soc. yard-fhe price Of
tlcse goods 8 from - 70 soc; yard' also,
LOT of LINN shft ~, unaer NAloe .
o CO. .ACt tIIINTZ at 5kc. yard-formcr
c.so ,'nFCkED MUSLIN at 17c.-former price
I 80 LINEN DIAPER az Sl.39 piece;
= 80 TtNIN TABLI.-DANA>h at 45c.
,-rd cot over C5c o. import;
. ca-.s URFSs LINENS Warranted pure iincn) at
-tc--for-ncr price l6c.;
N ,i.ee. NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE al
ser- rfsrullr value 5Oc.;
gei.zer knlF> llEMSTiTCHED HANDkER.
CllEI~ 20 lsc.. The quality generally selling az
SOC.
Among very extensive stock Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-03

HANCOCK'S PICTURE FOR COMPANY D.
A handsome picture Of General Winfield
Scott Hancock was received Yesterday by
Captain Leroy Brown for Company -, OF
the First regiment. The General, who, by
the way. is very popular here, responded
with his wel-known libcrality TO the re-
quest OF Company ID, and sent them the
picture, handsomely framed in a gold gilt
square medallion frame, elegantly mounted
and ornamcnted with gilt flowers and fes-
tooncd with immortelles.
The picture is highly appreciated by the
members Of Company ID, who propose 10
add il to their gallery OF military heroes in
their company room in the new armory.
Company DIS room when finished will
be one Of the handsomest in the armory.
and the boys can justly feel proud Of it..
1t will be thrown open TO visitors some
time during the month.
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&c. only for q PIc-Nlc CIGAR.

LIKE It's PARENT FLOWER,
ArKISsoS's Extract of Violet, the most delicate
and refined Of perfumes, coneeais IL eseeliehee
behind It's more widely known sisIer-the EAtrac'
az White Rose.
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STEAMER FOR SALE.

S1EAMEK 1VR hALE.
EOR SALE, STEAMER GIP-c5[Ia
FEY,
ca FEET LONG, 10 PET BEAN, o. PEHT HOLD,
l4-ISCH CYLINDER.
FITTED UP FOR PASsENGERs OR TOWING.
VERY FAST AND IN THR MOST THOROUGH
ORDER.
sold on account of the death Of one Of the owners
for further particulars apply 10
HOWARD \. JOHNSON.
my IS-eodl0i iiox 292, Norfolk, Va.
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CREASE OF STOcK.-A general meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Richmond and
Danyile Railroad Company will be held at
the Office Of the company here July 3, 1882,
for the purpose OF taking action as the COM
pany may deem proper In reference to it,
acceptance Of the act Of the General As
sembly Of Virginia. approved April %,
1882, authorizing an increase Of it, capital
stock, and for the transaction Of such other
business as may be brought before said
meeting.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTIOS o.
VISITORS.

The waters are specific for Rhcumal'sm, 1Du-.
Neuralgi1, Affections Of the Liver, and an kindred
ilssfsfa.
Mn. WILLIAM II. PARKER, long connected
with some ~ the principal summer resorts. ga.
been engaged as manager.
For pamphlets aud other information ~ lrca'
:. {. ThEDN.
g. Lin Hot Spring.. hath county. Va.
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CURE WHEN ALL OTHER REMEDIES FAIL.
If YOU DOUBT,
come 20 sec us. and we viii
CURE YOU
or charge nothing.
write for particulars and copy Of i!iiie book
"MEssAGE TO THE UNFORTUNATE SUI
FERING."
ASK ANY PROMINENT DRUGGIST As TO
OUR STANDING.
e. $1,000 REWARD tviH BE- paid 10 any
cAaais, uho ,ciil .fnd on analysis cf 100 bottles
or :. : 5. one particle cf Mercury Iodide Of Po-
fassiuH OF any Mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Proprie,ors,
Atlanta Ga.
PER BOTTLE; Price Of small size, al; large
size, sl.75.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
je i-Th,saSTutJyl
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MaxzAyILLA SHERRY, VIRGINIA and IN
PORTED CLAnEr. W. u, BLAIR 4 Co.
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EXCURSION BY TIE LADIES OF DR.. HOGE's
CHURCH TO MAIDEN's ADyENTURE.-On Sat
urday, June 10th, m excursion over the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad to Maid
ems Adventure will be made under the
auspices Of the ladies Of DIR. IIoge's church.
The train will leave the depot at 8 A. NJ.
and returning, will reach Richmond at 8
+. NJ. A substantial lunch will be fur
nished at city prices, and the committee in
charge win perfect arrangements so that
there shall be day OF real enjoyment TO
ali who participate.
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DON'T UsE sTMULASTs, but nature real br.ila-
and uerye-fOOd-IlOP BIITEEs.
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(,OBB'S ISLAND. VA,
~ THE ONLY SEASIDE RESORT ~
VIRGINIA.

Tic dncst and safest Of slrf-bathing.
Ocean. channel. and shark isniny ana suis.-
shooting.
TEEMs: - per day. SIC per week Sio Icy
rnoifh.
Route from Ola Point by steamer Northampton
~ Chcrry5iouc every Monday "wednesday. ant
Friday. The Baltimore and Washington steluitr-
make cioss connection With tnc Norihamptgn.
Address :. 4. SPhnf.
l.. f-Df ID
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BROWN'S IRON BJTTERs.

~->-o>''"-~'|".
NO wHIsK KEY!
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
is one Of tie very few tonic medicines that arc not
composed mostly Of alcohol or whiskcy, thus be-
noting aesire for rum.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
Is guaranteed to be a Notwithstanding stimulsrt,
and II WILL in nearly every case, take the place OF
all llquor, and a, the same time absolutely XIII the
desire for whiskey and other Intoxicating bcve-
RACES.
Rev. G. W. RIcR, editor Of the american Chris-
ti1n Recie1, says OF BROWNS IRON BITTERs:
CISCISSAII, o., November l6, 1851.
Conference.-The foolish wasting OF vital force
In business, pleasure and vicious Indulgence OF our
people. makes your preparation necessity; and,
If applied, will save hundreds who resort 10 sa-
looms for temporary recupera;lon.
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nRkNEI SPRINGS WILL BIZ oPEN
~ FOR TIIF EGEPTION or GIEaI-
JUNE !, lSS2. This wcil-rcBOwacd place has
Just undergone extensive AMI Thorough repair h9
A. o. the hot"ls proper and The grounds. Special
attention has been given - the sanitlry depnrc-
meni. For further Information send for tcscTiF-
tive catalogue. J. y WOODWARD.
my T-xn General N3nacpr
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FLORIDA.WATER.

TOILET, BATH, AND HANDKERCHIEF.:
(:
fmh 30-Th,sakT Tu6mJ
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IDt: RENT.
EUR RENT. 2
l. FTRsT-CLAss DWELLINGS. Z

UPPER PART OF 1922 east Main street; 3
rooms: bath detached kitchen. rooms; SIS per
month.
several SMALLER HOUSES in other localities;
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21

S. Mclean has rented the old butch
er shop of Tombstone g. Anderson
and is now prepared to furnish all
kinds of meat. Cash paid for Hogs,
Cattle and Hides. l2-tf.
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COUNTY NEWS.
ADRIAN.

Village Christmas tree at tho school
house Monday evening.
Quite number Of Adrianitee attend
ed Il social party ut the residence Of
Mr.. MARI, iu Grand Prairie. Tuesday
evening. 49, D..
John Jones and his sen Willie ere 20.
ing OF Christmas visit to Wisconsin,
starting this week.
Thes. Newell put up watch. chain.
locket and \ keg of beer on Tuesday
evening and had tie boys cast lots for
it. Afterwards the successful man
set 'em up and jolly tim. was had.
Prof. Sher,n is going to hold an ex.
animation in the school soon aud pub
l:sh the result for q stimulus to thor
"ughness i'll study.
Christians gifts in large variety 1t
Rice's.
Pipes, pipes, pipes, at the Old Relia-
bic drug store.
All are Invited to attend the village
Christmas gathering Monday evening.
A fi"e line Of gold finger rings and
other jewelry ut Rice's.
Christmas candy and candy toys at
Rice's.
Christmas cards in uice variety at
Rice's.
Call at the Old Reliable drug store
and see the holiday goods, whether you
buy or net All are welcome.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21
The 9th day of january, A. d., 1883.
MORTGAGES FORECLOSURE SALE.

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
nErAULT has been made in the conditions of
i that certain Nor gage which contains a
AMI i.etlia j. lngrallam, his wife, Nlortgagors,
to The Dundee Mortgage and Trust Investment
Company Limitcd,) of Dundee, scotland, dated
eisy II the "ee Of tSe :ss
lister Of Deeds Of the county If N"bies and State
Of Minnesota. on the 9i II day Of May A. d. 1881
at 1910 O'Clock 4. m: in book "E" Of Mortgages,
1T pages So, $50, sd and 5S upon the following
described lands situate in the county of Mobiles
and Stale OF Minnesota, to:wit:
The southeast quarter OF section Six (6) and
the northwest quarter OF section Eight 81. town.
ship One Hundred and One COD, range Forty
three (43) west, cont airing three hundred and
twenty ;20) acres. securing the payment Of Fiji.
Of February, A. d. 1856. with interest thereon,
from date until paid at the rate OF eight per cent
per annum, payable annually on thu first day III
iss"ry note OF ne said Within II. and Lettia !.
Ingr;,ham with coupons attached to said note ut
the Office Of tho Corbin Banking Company, Ne !"
The interest due January l. 1882. not having
been paid and the sal mortgage clecting ia
foreciose for the principal amount and Interest,
there is now claimed to be due. and there is due,
ut this date on said nU'e and mortgage the sum
OF Seventeen Hundred and Seventeen and 10. l,a
($l,7l7.3O) Dollars, together with the sum OF
One Hundred $500 Dollars as attorneys fees
agreed to be paid in case said mort gage We're
fOrecloSed; and no action or proceeding has
been Instituted at law to recover the debt secur-
ed by said mortgage.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the
power OF sale in said mortgage contained, and
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
PROVIDED. the said mortgage will be forecloscei
by the sale of said lands above described, and
said lands will be sold by the Sheriff o. said No
blcs county Tor by his Deputy at public vendue
to the highest bidder therefor for cash at the
front door OF the Court House in the town oi
Worthing;on in the county Of Mobiles ~ d State
OF MINES ia. on
Friday, the 5th day Of January.
A. ID, 1888 ut 10 clock in the forenoon NJ said ,iay
to satisfy the amount which shall then he due OI,
said mortgage, including "a III attorneys fee as
provided for in said mortgage together with all
legal costs and disbursements
Dated st Paul, MINI, November 1892
THE DUNDEE AiOKTGA AGE AND TRUST IN
,VESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, OF Dun.
dee, Scotlantt, Mortgagce.
. CHARLES j. BEKRYIIILL, Attorney for Mort
Gagce, st. Paul, MINI.
. First. pub. Nov. 2, 1882.
Last pub. Jan. 4, 1888.
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Adrian Ordinances.

Be 1t Ordained Ivy the President, Trustees and
Recorder Ol the Village of Adrian In Village
Council assembled as follows:
Z CHAPTER Recommendations DOGS.
SEC. l. Whoever keeps any dog or dogs con.
trary t., the provisions Ut Chapter Ten (lOl of
the Village Ordina nceS Ut the village Of Adrian,
shall forfeit the sum VI Ten Coy Dollars for eve
~ such offence, to he recovered on complaint to
the Village Justice. for the use Of the village.
CHATTER l3-BoND OF RECoRDEk.
SEC. I. Every person elected or appointed to
tie 4ire uf Village Recorder, shall, before EN-
tering upon the du les Of his office. and within
O!licr. execute ! b0h with two ~ Or more. Sufh-
Glen. Surr,icS t. lie approved by the Village
Treasurer and COunci. iii such penal sum rs the
Viz ge lVncii may direct, for the faith !ul dis
cA rye VI his official duties.
StC ,. This bond, so approved, shall be filed
j., III. Office 81 the Clerk III the District Court
Tor the benefit Of any person aggrieved by the
any !"r,o, 50 aggricved, or the village may
mai. ai An action on said bond against said
Village Recorder and Sureties.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Or d 1sOKDER:-Y T FIR.
SONS AND SNOw.BALLING.
SEC |. Any person or persons who shall be
found within the village OF Adrian, wantonly in
tOxicated, or disordcTly OF any person or per-
S:'ns who shall engage In throwing snow balls ut
any persssnA, houses. or httched animals, shall
be deemed guilty IT q mfsdcmeanOr. ana for
every such offence shall be punished by a fine
not less han Five ~ Dollars nor more than Ten
tlO) Dollars and costs. together vii n all damages
Passed 10 be ordained this 4th day Of Decem.
-. THOs. G. NEWELL. President.
Attest: TMos JOHNSON, Recorder.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-12-21
RANSOM.

About 1 inches Of snew sn the level
out this way.
The Bigel"w Sunday school has pre-
sented +. A. Hubbard with q large
lamp. II anyone deserves praise 1t 10
Mr.. Hubbard. He las attended to the
bigelow and Ransom Sunday schools
all summer very faithfully but has
been obliged to give up both on account
of ill health. % =
r. II. Belknxp had \ surprise on the
18th, and upon inquery he found that
it was birth day party.
The Graves boys q I'D their old hump
backed mule to Ira Gibson. Of Bigelow,
for 81, but Fred Graves backed out.
There is talk of lynclllnE him. !
J. H. Scott intends to give = New
years dinner to some Of his friends.
Ransom seems to be sleeping this
year. Weyunderstand there will be no
Christmas gathering here. + .
Geo. Miner and family have gone to
Ohio on y visit. - - A. .0.s.-.> .
Robt. Shore, ST., Is teaching in the
Ferrin school house. ..~r Il. &.
- g.. .- DICK.