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HE cor THE GRAND nOUNCE.
An Editor Fires u Catholic Priest out
OF the OIllce. 5E -

CLEVELAND, O., June l5.-Rev. Father
Hauck, private secretary to Bishop Gil.
monr, OF this Catholic diocese, was
elected from tho Leader office yes.
terlay under circumstances which
caused II sensation. Tie Leader
is strong anti. Catholic, and yesterday con.
tincd IN editorial to which Bishop Gil.
mour replied by letter, which he sent BY
Father IIauck TO the Lcdder i.r publ.
cation. As it did not appear
in todav's issue Father Hauck
went to the office, supposedly for m cx-
planationand the manuscript. The letter is
said to have contained matter personally,
very offensive to Mr.. Z. Cowles,
editor.in.chief Of the Louder, and
when Father Hauck called Mr..
Cowlcs, without waiting to hear the OBJ.
ject OF his visit. ordtr him out, and MS.
sisted him very cnergetically. Father
1anck swore out n warrant oi arrest for as.
sault and battery. ~.
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rur lyrrLLlOEScEn feels itself somewhat
lonord by the Republicans OF Belmont
,ogp,r, o., by the nomination yesterday Of
+. ol friend and correspondent, Mr.. L. @.
S,Iuick, who for the lust four years has
Iccu an efficient deputy under Sheriff.
lIillis and who now succeeds to the place
q, Mr. II. OH the ticket. lie was long our
correspondent both Mt Martins Ferry and
occasionally at St. Clairsviile, and We al
way sfonnl him reliable and intelligent.
We wish him triumphant election, and
feel sure tla! he will make the people n
satisfactory public servant.
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THE wAsMINGT0S SAVINGS HANK.


Cases Held.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June l5.-The case OF
commonwealth vs.. r. ]. S. Thompson and
Samuel Ruth, for conspiracy TO dcfraud the
Washington Savings Bank, was given n
partial hearing before the grand jury, but
postponed. The defense have asked for n
continuance till next term OF court OIL the
ground that they desirea bill OF particulars.
The prosecution desire to so ahead with
the case. The motion TO continue has not
yet been granted.
General John Hall, receiver OF the dc.
!unct bank, has sold all the real estate, and
is, as rapidly rs possible, converting the
assets into cash. The amount OF the def
cheney will reach 100000. The stock.
holders have already been called on for $40
per share, the par value OF which is $50.
While Rutl's testimony at tho hearing
was very damaging 10 DR.. Thompson,
many people do not believe that he is
criminally connected with the affair.
Fearing that the prosecuting attorney
would have more than he could handle
viii, the case, the Achcsons have been
employed for the prosecution. boyd Crnm-
rinc is Thompson's attorney. The case,
from its magnitude, has attracted unusual
and widespread interest. E7H4stf
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COLD WATER ADVOCATES
In Scssion-Tlc State Temperance Con.
ycntion ut ltRvcnsWOOd.

In SeSsi0n-Thc State Temperance Con.
yrntion ut lsnvcnswood.
Special TO the intellisencrr.
RAvESswoop, June l5.-The State Teni-
lernce Convention met here this morn
in. at $50 o'clock. The church i'll which
it convened was crowded to suflocation, IL
great many not being admitted. A report
ona platform was adopted, the gist OF
which is, that the Temperance people
from no distinct party, but hold rs it were,
the balance OF power; that they will vote for
atemperance man regardless OF political
principals; that they vote for the best man,
and in counties where one OF the political
PARTIES is in power, they request that it
bring out the temperance men as candi.
dates for office, and if the party refuses,
they will vote with the opposite panty, if it
will bring out better men. They earnestly
request all good people OF this State to unite
with them in this object.
There is at present large number OF
temperance orators from all parts Of the
State, and one from pomeroy, Ohio. w.
Myers, who made Il stirring prohibition
speech. There was great deal of en,hu.
siasm in the audience, as it was one Of the
most intelligent ever seen in the State. The
Executive Committee has been appointed,
which will arrange to have y number ol
noted lecturers visit the State during the
coming campaign. The Convention will
adjourn tonight sine die.
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por,roEs have taken an additional rise
:, ,br Fast and become articles Of luxury
s,I ~ curiosity. They will rcglin n normal
" ,,,us in The next three weeks, and before
m tI, wilI be drug on the market at fifty
'',r "ar,, per bushel-provided the present
,,oo urospcct holds out &ss3A $
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WHEELING WEST VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 16, 1882.

Fannie Tarr, Of New Cumberland
Major Andy Wilson Of Wheeling; Mis-,
Kntio Best, Of Lock Haven, Pai Misses
Anderson, Goo and Lewe, Of Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale, Of Memphis, Tenn;
Messrs Goc, I.ewes, Of Pittsburgh and
Newcomer, Connelsville, Pa; Misses
PAUL., Of Wheeling; Miss Mary Lalnar,
Of Augusta, Ga; Mrs. Atkins md daugh.
ter, OF Georgia; DR.. Ben. Coleman, OF
Lexington, Ky.; Mrs Professor Mllligan, OF
tho Kentucky University; lion. j, W. Gal
lIghcr, Of Moundsville, w. Val Charles
Busby and wife, Miss Bane, J. W. McCnl-
och, and Harry Kelly OF Short Creek, W.
Va; L. W. Paxton and Mrs. @. N. Brady,
Of Welsburg. g5
A Chaplain /. II. Jones, Of Alliance, Ohio,
was one Of the wi.tiest and jolliest men on
tho ground. Rev. Jones WIS chaplain OF
thcreginent commanded by tho late Pres.
ident Garfield, md assisted at the funeral
ceremonies at Cleveland.
Col. Alec. Campbell arrived home from
. Southern trip just In time TO spruce up a
little before tho commencement exercises.
II the reporter has neglected TO mention
tho presence Of any distinguished stranger
he has done SO Internationally. Ittakes n
wonderful memory and large llote book
10 take in everybody and everything.
1t may not be out Of place 10 note that
Messrs. Cesar, Virgil, Cicero and several
other poets, statesmen and scholars, who
llourished some years aso, got q good
shaking up at the hands OF tho orators. It
was all right; indeed 1t was refreshing.
None Of the friends Of the deceased were
present, and it wouldn't have made much
difference il they had been.
The programme Of tho exercises Of the
literary societies and commencement day,
were models OF neatncss md hcanty, and
were praised on all sides. They were
printed Mt the 1STELILGEScEn job Office.
The Opera House band cone In for lis
share of praise for the sweet music rcn-
dered. sN
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\ nls Wnsll Ont.

oh'cAoo, June l5.-A \ Clinton, ILL.,,
spec'ai says; y heavy rain storm Mt Gibson
S'slieo onl",VOo teetoftncks on the Illinois
Centml and made a wash out on the Wa.
Dash' All trains are delayed. The storm
ald great damage to the crops. The bridge
over the sansamon river was carried down
stream with two engines. The Road Master
oi The Wabash was killed and several in.
jurel. - =. =
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sistiA Dispatch to tho ln,cllgencer.
WASHINGTON, Pa, June l5.-The grand
Jury this afternoon returned n true bill
against X. j. S. Thompson. Samuel Ruth,
Denton K Co., and Rice & Palmer for n
conspiracy to defraud the Washington
Savings Bank. The firms named are
Nh'easo brokers, with whom Ruth and
THOMPSON dealt,
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coLuNnrs, June ia Canton, Ohio
special says George McAIullcn was found
,h's morning with bullet hole in his
breast and his wiic was found dead in bed
with bullet hole under her car. He saws
an unknown woman entered the room and
committed tho deed. McNlullen is under
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THURS DAY.

commencement hibitions
ofthc Junior Class nnd American Liter.
nry Institute.
The "day in June" apostrophized by the
poet as "rare' is a fiction Of the almanac il
not II ghastly parody Of the poets imagina-
ton. Commencement days-are. always
looked forward to with n pleasure that the
weather is not expected to interfere with.
There have been some ideal days in June
suitable for commencement. but yesterday
was lacking in some respects and altogether
too whimsical in portentious sky and hot
sun. However, the morning passed with.
out any atmospherical disturbance, but the
afternoon saw the rain pouring down in
torrents, and towards evening the clouds
scattered and the serenity Of nature was
complete. ,.g 4
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ST. LOUIS, June ia Post. Dispatch
special from pickneyville, Ills, says the
I.oyernor :. declined to interfere in the case
VI james Vaughan, sentenced to be hanged
tomorrow. Vaughan seemed considerably
shocked upon tho receipt Of the news, and
,hiimated that he would take his own life
before tho hour arrived for his execution.
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WEDNESDAY,.


the metropolitan Society.
One OF the most interesting features OF
commencement week was the class day
exercises, which took place on the campus,
OH Wednesday afternoon. The attendance
at these exercises was large, and the interest
in the, performance WAS lively throughout.
The following was the order OF the
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No ANrAooNIsM ANrlclpArEp.

"i ou do not anticipate antagonism ?"
Hardly, though Mr.. Scully, OF the Eba
Iron Company, is reported rs using Ian
guage from which might be inferred that
the new association means war on us. Mr.,
Weeks is also reported, in the .in,erican
Manufacturer, rs saying that 'an orglniza.
tion has been perfected 10 defeat the A NAL
gamated Association In the same paper
and article in which the quotation appears,
another manufacturer is quoted MS saving
that the employers OF 40, 900 skilled iron
workers are represented, und the captal
invested in their. mills is S35 ,O0O, 900. Be
fore we adjourn finally IN organization
will have been perfected which will be
strong enough not only resist the ANAL
ga,nated Associations demands, but TO
defeat that Association II such are the
objects oi the new 'Amalgamated' Manu.
facturcrs' Union (Which n Wheeling man.
ufacturcr compliments our society BY saw
ing that it is patterned after i'll be- true,
then tho public and those who claim to
have '$35 ,000,00 invested and expect the
40, 600 skilled workmcn' to work for the
overthrow or defeat OF the new society.
Though it has not come to that, and we do
not expect it, yet we shall watch with n
careful eye the tactics OF the new society to
SEQ that no move is made to defeat the
Amalgamated Association. " = :
"Do you regard these utteranccs rs at all
official y :
"No. not even semio!licial; they may be
the private opinions Of II lumber Of mem.
bers, but the majority, L am convinced,
prefer TO hive the Alnalsamated Associn.
ton live All OF them acknowledge by or.
ganizing, the necessity for union. / Mr..
Scully is II modest young gentleman who
has but recently entered the iron business.
When he has grown gray in the tr,de, and
has braved as many storms therein as nu.
merous venerable gentlemen in it, then his
opinion will have more weight. Mr.. Weeks
is 4 very clever gentleman, an n5unsalaried
officer Of the mill owners association, and
concerned in the publication Of the Iron
Age. He probably some times permits his
enthusiasm ms a journalistic advocate to
get ahead Of his authority to- announce
the Z opinions, intentions, etc, Of q the
associated mill owners: Two ears
ago the Iron Age} published an editorial
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u,ycocE COUNTY has now n county seat
,,,r second only to that which ragged 80
S',colv @ IN I,elmon. couple Of years ago.
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Death Of Ex.Gov. DcnnIson, OF o

Hchth OF EA'G0v. Dcnnls0h, OF OHIO.
Y CoLuMnrs, June lex. Governor vii.
linn Dennison, known as the War Gov
ernor OF Ohio, died ut 0 o'clock this morn.
ing, aged 6I years. He was Governor OF
the State from 1850 to 1862, Postmaster
General under Lincoln and johnson, Com.
missioner OF the District Of Columbia un-
der Grant, and prominent in other public
positions. He was Presiden OF the Nh
tional Convention which nominated Lin
coin and johnson, candidate for the nom.
ination for Vice President against Wilson
inlS7e, and for Senator when Garfield was
chosen in 1850. lie has been sick for
nearly a year. The State officials will ar
range for the obsequies this afternoon.
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opcued At 52c: highest 59<c; lowest 5istc' rlosIr,
At 5l1c. Sales COZ 0s0 bnrrels. Total aIinnienis
wednesday 81, ,?G9 barrels charters 4o, 500 barreIs
TiTUSyilLE, Pa June IS.-oIl opened Al so,Ic.
highest Stc lowest Sl<c: closed Il 5l5<c s6i,.,
men u snS ~ w 70 barrels runs
cisclNSATi. juno Live hogs tirner com r,o, mon
AID light % 00is o. packing and .blIcher, n IN
Si Ret etpts 65S head; shIpmenti Ci0 head 80
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TIIE5DAIL,YlisMAR'jKI,.EIITIjii,S;,.g 'jI,.IITj 1;
The LATEST TELEaRAPAIIo REPORTS 1FV .I7 4 ]
of the Condition OF the MARKET, at ths Isadlsr
Trade centenof tbs Coantry--Thc Ruling
rrlees for the Principal siaples-FInaiai.
~ sial and Commercial AtIain. 4

NIw Yong Jp,c n. 81 ,,.,,,,o,,, M 4. 4 u
Prime mercantie paper MANI nr ccn, xHn pSI SIN.
Exchange bankers GIii, ,iNnS ~ ~ SternY
81 S0. Gtlp"s ' 'S' w ~ y oo,s' uemaha
u s. q, extended. -. is,utI ch,,, 4 rr,.
Y. S. extended Il lOl lst p q = q s,s,s
Y. 9. +,s coupons iii ID. Il Son,is nrs,s iiau
Y. .. ". OupGiis...l lU. Il lam tirnnis sita
Central Pacific nnlSll7 Texas IMr isnd ~
Erie 81 Hi RIa ~ nH TIs. y,
'olercd. ~ ~ 3sa.'Ss Wv se's
SraIS SrCnS,I,ss Ii9guiaf. ~, S.l
Louisiana eonsnis = efs aei!ye and higher
Missnmri ~ so''o.S lvifHihia
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Gl1e qntellige,jt|f'1e':rj;, j|'1':j !,
.,;;iso, Sos. ~ and ~ fonriccntl, street,

lI,yoyrn COLLEGE, Indiana, has confer.
,,l ,hc degree of D. D. on Rev, J. D.
vao,, w. President Of Washington College, Pa.
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PROGRAMME.
0rat,or-II X. Pendleton eton..............,...w, ", Va,
pnet-Miss ". A. VI.
llstorinn-S l.. Dsnie.
GrumberA. N. ilarvuot. ..............-OhO
Prophet-W. S. ST. Va.
The oration by Mr.. Pendleton, was Il
highly enjoyable performance, and the
orator, Mt the close was overwhelmed with
congratulations and applause. The lead
ing thought OF the oration w:ls the three
fold culture OF soul, intellect and body.
Miss Campbell, daughter OF Col. Alex.
Campbell, in whom the accomplishments
OF Sappho were magnified, read IN excel.
lent poem, which won for the author the
warmest encomiums. The historian Mr..
S. L. Darsie. for some reason, failed to ma.
terializG. The "Grumblcr," gave the great
est satisfaction in pleasantly disappointing
the audience in the tone and temper OF his
"growlS." The Prophet in reiraining from
unpleasant personalities pleased his class.
mates and comiorted all by prophesying
bright futures for them. The Opera House
brass band added much to the enjoyment
OF the outdoor exercises by contributing
some choice selections Of music.
Snotronh;nm I,;,rr.ry Socicty foot n,aco I NJ
9 o,rlori. in ,Ic rHlio1o hniI M NJ Po At us
Smith % nres;deI I ,nd SicssrS / NI v;,Lors
" W. + ~ sw;s n w w ] ShannioII vi 7 i n WI WI
SON Z G r. Iiaibcrt and " r s Noore or " acted M
~ @ S[arsbaIs Tho Cnmmitior | y; Srranoa. n
ncnts cons;s,nd of Sfnssr. II r Vale I
II e Gravson ] and r l II Iiil,rI rhc s 0nssr, ~
Iiousc orrlcstyn stationeJ in ,hn raIInrv %
liscoursed sweet music at intervals % for tIe ~
I1o,.. - " =. ' 80 ~ ."S
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n Every, one ! delighted. Every purchaser.
recommends German Corn Remover. Get
the e3genuine. 25c. ;5;,'. ~ e
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t.-l.s4-.. -fs DaliEisolls of AXIS. .a.. ....1-..
sJ.L. Atkins, Savannah, Ga.
Miss NJ. A. Campbell, Bethany, W. Va.
IT,. a. Cox, Welsburgh, VIVA.
S. L. Darsie, Bethany, W. Va.
Il. B. Mertz, Bellaire, Ohio. sF 4
II. X. pendleton, Bethany, w. Va.
W. S. St. Clair, Wellsburg, W. Va. Y
First honor. M !.
: second houOr.
nAcllEI.oRs OF SCIENCE.
sMiss Jennie Darsie, Bethany, w. Va. 3
Nv. G. Garyey, Greenwood Lake, Ky.
% A. NJ. Harvout, Sullivan, Ohio.
tW. S. Wells, Platte, City, Mo.
tfist honor.
USecond honor y 80. - - ~ &
q Long before the time for opening the
doors oi the commencement hall the people
gathered on the campus, waiting 10 gain
At half.past 0 o'clock the
graduating class formed in line Mt the resi-
dcnce OF President pendleton, and headed
by the Opera House Orchestra and escort
eddy the faculty and n number OF students
as Il guard Of honor, marched down the
srlyel walk TO; the hall. The doors were
then, thrown open, and It was. not long
until every seat,was occupied, and it is not
likely that a more cultured and refined
audience ever assembled on any similar
occasion. % The inspiring music gave the
graduates heart and entertained the audi.
cnce in the waiting moments-full ot sus-
,pcnsc to some and expectancy TO others!
The exercises were opened with prayer by
Rey.Sl II. Jones, Of Alliance, Ohio, and
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Oration-IL X. Pcndleton Va,
Pnet-Miss VI. A. vi.
iistornn-S L. Dsne.
GrumblerA. n. ilarvuot.......
PrOphet-w. S. St. Clair Va,
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The exercices were thoroughly enjoyable,
and the performances were listened to by
q large audience. Miss Myers essay was
Il very interesting paper, her witticisms
and well made points gaining for her the
warm appreciation OF her hearers. The
"Owl," paper full Of bright sayings Of
local interest, was also one OF the features
OF the afternoons entertainment.
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DAcIIELoI,s OF Ants.

Tic following arc the names Of the grad
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p. NEW YoEk. juno j5 = Money Gas Dor cent ,i,t
he r1rhe meSrcantile paper haSh pgr Sterling
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EAST I.lDsEry. Pa. June l5-Cattle-RccciptsI
29l3 head. Market slow: prime S. 0oAs 10 gooo ~ 00a
Ifnys Resnts gftL head. Market active; PhIla.;
delphins IS 25as 30 Baltinorcs IS OosS TO- Yorkers
s. 00a7 9o ltts
shccp-Recclpts 5000 head. Market SLOW; best
IS l5uj 80; goods 7Sao co: common s. 00a3 90.
PITTSBURGH. June Petroleum active United
CERTIFICATES weak; closed at 5,S++c;lcaned for
PhiladelYhia delirety.. 5g.ls
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TOLEDO. Juno l5.-Noon Board-wheat opened
weak; No. rcd spot 81 3!15t;: June 81 Isl July
q iSif August and September 81 Os31 &: year
weak No.. !. spot 551Se: 5 AUguit JIG. Closed
heat steady: No. rel spot held ut 81 SIX June;
81 . July: 81 I! August: 81 % year, Corr, steady
and high; mixed. 1tc hld: SOL spot held ut 49, l
Morris tribune., 1882-03-02
OUR NEIGHBORS.

A family at Albany, Stcarns county, are
down with the smallpox.
Sank Centres citiz MS are enjoying the
rare delights of season OF humps.
A lodge of Knights of Honor has re-
Gently been organized at Alexandria.
Daily trains are now running over the
Casselten branch of the Northern Pacific
Fergus Falls and Crookston expects soou
to be equipped with the telephone system
Browns Valley is to have 5000 lock up
for the accommodation of some or Their
festive citizens.
The house of Ralph Stensing, IF White
Bear, Pope county, was destroyed by fire
last week.
Glenwood Messenger: "The entire liue
of the Little Falls & Dakota will be fenced
! with rail and two wires"
A prairie fire at New Ulm, last week
started by sparks from locomotive, de
stroyed Il number of buildings and som,
live stock.
The Press says that Major w. T. Morse
formerly of St. Cloud, is Oscar Wilde.
business manager during his lecturing toul
in this country.
Pope County Press: 1--WE are nov
having taste of winter" This may bt
termed pretty thin diet; but then it &C
counts for Scott eking out an existence.
We notice that the Glenwood council
men receive compensation for services
This is somewhat unusual, as it is custo
mary for village fathers to ceceive no pea
diem or salary.
| Sank Centre Herald: 1.-THE work on tn,
Little Fails & Dakota progresses satisfac
tory. notwithstanding the weather. Their,
is IL grading crew hard 1T work nea
Swansvi'le, and by spring will have til,
heavy work at that point completed. TIT
bridge builders at Little Falls are hard II
work, and with favorable weather viii
have it completed before the frs, of April
Fifty miles of rails are piled up at Littl,
Falls, and the prospects for train int
this village by the LIST of July alc as brigh
Morris tribune., 1882-03-02

Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum of 76l .50-1O0 dollars which is claimed to
be due at the date of this notice upon certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by Peter
II Beckendorf and Paulins Beckendorf his wife,
to Middlesex Banking Company, of Middletown,
Connecticut, bearing date the 1st day of Febrary,
A. d. 1884, and duly recorded in the Office of the
register Of deeds in and for the county of Stevens
and state OF Minnesota, on the 18th day OF Feb
ruary A. D. 1881. at 2:3O O'Clock p. m, in book
e" of Mortgages, on page al and post. which
mortgage was given to secure the sum of seven
hundred 7O0) dollars. with nine per cent. inter
est per annum, and default having been made in
the payment of the installment of interest due
August list. 1881. the said mortgage thcreupon
elected tina; the whole principal sum with all ar
rearages Interest should be at once due and
payable according to the provisions of said mort
gage and OF the notes given for said sum, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof which said
sum bears Interest at the rate of nine per cent.
per annum:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage, and pursuant to the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and the premises described i'll and
covered by said mortgage, viz: The southwest
quarter OF section twenty. (2O) and the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section nine
teen Q9) all in township one hundred and twen-
tyfve (l25), of range fortythree (43). containing
two hundred acres in Stevens county, az d state
of Minnesota, with the hersditaments and appur-
tenances, will be sold at public auction. to the
hghes; bidder for cash, to pay said debt and in =
terest. and the taxes, if any. Oh said premises.
and fifty dollars attorneys fee. stipulated in
and by said mortgage in case of foreclosure and
the disbursements allowed by law; which sale
will be made by the sheriff Of said Stevens coun-
ty, at the front door OF the Court House, in Nor
ris, in said county and state. on the 4th day of
March A. D. 1882 at 10 O'Clock a. m. Of that day,
subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the dayof sale, as provided by law.
tod q
MIDDLES EX BANKING COMPANY
By ROBERT N. jackson.
VIM. F. GRAVES. President.
Attorney. 40t7