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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

Tns reaI jls:crs sro eolag 10 sboilSh tho sy.-
ten Ct chain gags. Taxes arc net tho lowest
things in Alexandra. even with Inc chain ger
to keep the Stroais clasn, and ihty rlaisly
will Dot b aoy lower when every Ran employ
Cd 10 that wJlk has 10 b. paid dollar day,
Wills tito moa who ought to b, doing it are
ouneing AID ilink ia tho jill. Ell yjug lis
warm fires and its SQUARE meals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

A BCMBJHRLL TO BE EMBODIED. 10.
morrow tSsturdsy) morning Wa will commence
10 close out oil our remaining stock of Carpets,
Oil Cloths. Rugs. &C., at figures much below
their general coat and va!u,, lii oldar to .ke a
casngea IN this department. Call and exsmine
our prices; 1t will pay you WE'LL Wemeen bus.
mess, and arc ready 10 meet arg and all prices
in our line [jIn2O-lW] T. H,Cunsko.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Death of n Horse

BALTIMORE. Nd. Jan. 2O.-Ths stallion
Harold. belonging to MIR. r. w. Wsldor, of
Middleb1rg, Carroll County, Nd, disd Ss'ur.
day night. lie was brother OF Mr.. p. ID
lillsrd's famous lrequoi,. ADD Mr.. Walden re-
fused SIS 600 fer him last Summer. Harold
was removed from tho tuIf AID placed 10 the
stud because CT haviog iupursd an artery,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Labelling An Actress

New York, J.o. 20. Miss Mario Prescott,
the actress, has brought suit 10 the Superior
court against the American News Company to
recover $4,000 damages for 40 alleged libel
published 10 weekly papsr devoted to dramal-
10 aud mus cal intcliigescs, Oh the 6!h of Au-
gust, last, and sl'o on The Sd Of December, al
ticking her character.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Ean1cNcpI.

ST. PETERSBURG. jar. 2O.-N;oosi Ssr-
kowtkv, who attempted to xii! Ger. Ichcrevioc
st the / 1terlor Department, has boon sentenced
to DO hanged, and his accomplish. Meluikotf,
h has been sentenced 10 twenty yeals' hard labor.
They to:h pleaded extenuatiug circumstances
and have appealed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Acquitted,

PETERSBURG. Va Jan. 2O.-Tbc Jury in The
CAS-, ct The Commonwealth vs.. Herbert Baldwin,
sho has b'eu 90 trial 10 tho Pfiucs ElRtrd
County Court for the murder OF q man nsnod
hobsoo, few w,sks g., rendered verde; Of
aequittel last evening. Tho tc,used Was dis.
charged,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Tamperins With Nature.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2O.-Au Inquest was
held yesterday 10 The casa of Mary Thomf 500,
aged Is years. OF No. 1929 Passyuuk .vsuus,
who died On Tuesday from the effect of herbs
taken for 90 i'm proper purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Financial.

NEW YORK. Jin. 20 The stock market
opened very irregular. but as comp pared with
yesterdays closing prioss shows only fractional
changes. 10 the early dealings lha market
took downward turn, selling off 4,ls per O..
Subsequently the general list recovered t,lt
per cant. Richmond and Allegheny leading
therein
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Discovery of u PIaneto,d.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2O.-The Smithsonian
Institution has rsosived from Prof. w. For.t-
ter. of Barliu, tho announcement CT The disoov-
try by NJ. Paliss. at Pvla. Oh the eighteenth Of
January. 1892. eff panetod of The eleventh
magnitude. in ten hours twelve minutes. right
ascension. and ten degrees fifty Zinc MINUTES
north declination, With daily motion of Eve
minutes in north decliuation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

BLAcKsDURG CoILEGE.-Taere WAS meet
ing of tho pew Boatd tfFisitors f the Virsir-
ia Agricultural AID Mechanical Colleg, bella st
the Ex,hauNe Hotel, Richmond. yesterday.
Professor Thomas N Conrad WAS elected prcsi
dent OF the Institution, and instructed to proceed
10 the college. prepare plan of recrs any ,.iop,
and report to a meeting Of the Board to DO held
Fsbru.ry 81,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

These goods have been just purchased by our
buyer. Mr.. Henry SchwNz under the Hammer,
and consists OF Misses. Children's Lsdies' and
Gents Gloves from / button no 10 10 buttons.
Call in time; our doors will not be locked on you
nor will our books ba closed on you. wa mean
bueness and invite all our patrons TO give vi
look. Respectfully,
jan2-1w ISAAC R1cHBERa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Urged 10 Resign.

PARIS. jan. 20.-M. Gsmbstta has b,eu
urged by his friends to tepder his resignation
immediately. 1t is stated be declared 10 reply
that he awaited the faal ISSUE wah confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
livery Day for Three Years.

~ dBlNGDON, Va. OIt. 4. 1851.
II. IL. WARNER 4 Co.. Srs-I have sus-
Tered every day for the past three years from
s'rlcturs of the urethra Your Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure Is the only thing to eive ne
relief. w. 4. GaAHAu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

The market clo.es steady and firm. Tho d.
mand for Flour isfsir and prices are unchanged.
The receipts OF Wheat are light and no choice
lots were frered, snd we note sales of Fuitz 4!
lao and l4l. and Of mixed q! l42 Abou: lLC0
bushels OF Corn sold at IS for yellow, and 81 for
white. Rye is lower. No Oats reported. Uoun.
try produce is 4 shade Hrmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Alexandria Gazette Virginia Advertiser
Letter from Affchnood

lCorraspondsncs Of the Alexandria Gaz,ste,
RICHMOND, Va, January 19.-Nighs DO.
tore last Gen. Maboae it is understood. gave
those OF bis sdhsren's who ars dow1 on NJ sssey
h'o oyster sspp:r. daring which the ds6snt
a;!l:uls of the Auditor was discussed. The
exact proceedings Of the meeting are kent rio
idly silent, the watch ward, i: appears, having
oaeu dumb So an oIssr," bat it WAS dec;dsd
to So dsWa OF the rash ofhcial, and a.
tempt to mash him out Of existence, war TO
the knife. at al of which The old man smiles
AID loIlnates that ho has 90 fears. General
hahone is one of Auditor Msssey's sure,ies,
AID 1t is not probable that he would have cor :
tinued to stand by the Auditor 10 this respect
any longer.
The i0!rodrc ion Of the Two bills 10 tho Ssr-
ats to-day, having for their obiec! tho cutting
do~o OF the judicial circuits. is what was pre-.
dIcted 10 this correspondence. Il is conceded
that The measure will pass al DOES every mess-
uro looking to Offices for the members of the
ptriy OF progress. which progresses always Of
fot- ward. Of COURSE, this bill makes a clean
sweep OF oil the circuit judges. 1t is thought
that Judges Dlckerson and Lacy will bo IT.
elected. although the laHor was no. regarded as
very solivo during the late canvass.
Prot. Conrad having been elected Prcs!dept
OF Biscksburg College he will proceed to care
July pick GU! his professors fer that institution.
His is really ono of tho b,ss selecious yet IN sde
by the rcsdjus .ers. IS 30 was among the Ell
tbuslsslic advocates of the college. Professor
Conrad was turned Gu! By tho cid board and
now goes blck as President, which t.cs il, Ct
COURSE, great triumph for him.
MIR. L. q. Rufin has piescated q petition 10
the General Assembly against the consolidation
of competing railrosd lines in Virginia It il
aimed cap: call " ut tho Rohmood and Ak
gbauy Railroad
Strong pressure is bting brought to BOAR up
| on Tho i've rea0iustcrs who Left tho caucus
rather lh,o b, h>uHd by i:s action agsi ast
| Massey.
Judge 8. BlssOtt French. Of Manchester, IS
said TO DO coming up 10 connection with tho
noslion of Judge of the Hastings Court of
Richmond. His chsrces. it is understood, sre
growing.
Up to this morninR l52 men hsve called on
tlddleberger. most of them beirg ofics -soekers
Several oil them were Enelishmuo, and lot of
hem colore1. Peter Carttr has been keeping
the record Of visitors. STRoNuBow,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

After ell the arguments about chespnesa and
quality it appears that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
ls the best remedy for the cure of Coughs and
Colds ever offered to The public. The p.ic, is
only 25 cents bottle and avery druggist 10 tho
land sells and recommends it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

The Baltimore American. rep.. ssy:: "So far
MEE:b,son has not been .u,osss as the lead
CT OF the Rel u5ioan side of the House Of Rep
rescnta!ivcs. He cannot handle tho N, i,rily,
an1 bis most conspicuous failure WAS achieved
yesterday. when the resolution to increase the
number of members on some of the most imocr
tant cammltees was sent back to the Commit
teo 90 Rulss This VS. understood to be Speak
ct hslter's davico to max. PLACES for Rspubl:-
Cans who felt that they had been sighted ip
tho m!kt-lp Of tho committees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
Richmond aud AIIcghany Railroad

RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 2O.-Iu the Sspste
tt-isy Till was passed authorizing the copsoli-
datloo of The Richmond aod Allegheny Raj
road 10 ppsug with The Ohio Central and the
Atlantic acd Nor.h Western Railroad Com
panies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

RICHMOND MARKET. JAn'y. 19-Ths market
is quiet and receipts OF produce limited. Flour
without b +nsa and demand moderate. Very
limited otisiiogs CT West. with small sales OF
Fultz at l35sl4). Small los OF very good white
Corn brough s 83. aud few buthels OF Rye ITO
No sales OF Cats reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
One Experience from MANY.

Il had been sick and miserable so long and
had caused my husband 80 much trouble and
expense, no Que seemed to know what allied me,
that was completely disheartenod snd discour-
aged. In thi, frame of mind got O bottls of
Hop Blitsrs and used them unk un to my FAM
~. soon began to improve 81 d gained 50 fast
that my husband and family thought il stranD a
and unnitursl, but when told them what had
helped me, they said ''HuIrsh for Hop Bitters |
long may they prosper, for they have mado
mother we'll and US h,ppy.-The Mother
Home Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

LYNcHBuRo MARKET. Jan. ls.-The marke!
is Withou! material change in prices. The 70.
csipts of produce are limited, while tie demst u
ia good. Flour is in fair request, especially for
high grader. Wheat steady as l40.l4G for hes.
grades. Corn quiet and unchanged At 7S.S:.
Rye and Oats noHinsl. Receipt, If Tob:cco
light and prices steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

~ No DISSOLUTION BUT Res ,LUT1oH, and
most positive and fixed conclusion that on to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
MARRIED,

MARRIED.
January 10Th. 1882 at The residence of the
brides mother. BY Rev. Father OKsne. J.
MARRIOTT HILL to BERTHE CROOK,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET. Jan. l9. -Hus.
firm; Common aud light 8 .5.S6 90; pacslos
and butchers 6 45A{6 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 10 Hog
Market fairly active and frm; con m N to good
mixed G,$6 50; light 9 1886 40; heavy packing
and shipping 1886 IS. OIttle-Demand goot
market weaker on account OF liberal receipts;
steers SOai6 80; good to choice 40. $50;
common to fair t0aS4 so; prices fully l0c Low
or on shipping. Shsep-Aarket active; con-
mon to medium 15AG6c lower; common 10 NEIL
um 60abd; good 90 choice 4 50a65 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

bSACN-ORaUGHI cures costivc-
hess and Sick-IIcadachc.
For sale by Z. 8. Lead beater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 10 - Bms
Cattle-The New York market on Monday VA.
unchanged since The preceding Friday. and yes.
terday The market there wAs firm At previous
rAteeA
sheep and Lsmbs-Ttere is DO change ia
prices since Monday.
Hogs-There is DO change In quo!ati ,ns snte
Monday. Prices ia9 c:s. with most sales from
8A8i cts per lb net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
NOTIOx-THH REFORM CLUB FAIR.

The Reform Dub Fair. At Armory Hall will
De OpkN TO-MORkOW AFTERNOON TO
LADIES and CHILDREN. Admission. La.
dies lOe; children g.. The voting for the va.
rious articles to Da presented to those rscslyin
the highest number Of votes will be closed TO-
morrow night at ii O'clock.
1t COMMITTRR
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, JAN. %. 1882

ARRIVED.
Ctr Lady Of Tho Lake, Norfolk, 10 FA Reed,
Sir L V Arrowsmith, lower Potomac, to 70.
Ltm,c Ferry TO.
Schr hol,ie Thomas, Washington, 10 Ameri.
can Ccal Co.
SAILED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, by FA Reed.
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. BY f. A Reed,
Schr Mollie Thomas. Providence, by Ameri.
can Coal 10.
kIAORA6DA
Brig HoWlnA. cleared at New York for Rich
mopd 49, -A
ScAr bbie Bsrsley. for Richmond, al Dutch
Island Harbor Is b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

NIw YORK CATTLE MARKET January 90
Beeves-Common to good steers had = really
sale ct etalltc per Id. Dressed baef dragged n
little and prices favored buyeU Ordinary t.
prime sides sold at Si93o per 10
Sheep and Limbs-not go firm or active, ald
. shade lower. but the pens were cleared. Sheep
ranged from f5a$6 So per 100 lbs; lambs io
25aS7 311.
Hoss-The market for live hogs is trm 8.
G6 ASS 66 per leo lbe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Jan l9-Ihfra
Is but lille 1 Ding in this market. Flour quiat
and quotations unchanged. Wheat in light re-
ceipt and quotations nominil.v without chance
FultZ 130sl4O and Lsnca'ter l35Al4G Corn 70,
49, Rye 96AlGQ. Oats 60aG2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

SAALLs SUGAR CURED HANS received
~ to-day BY [ianl0l J.O. NILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

A I2.HORSK POWER ENGINE AND
"a BOIL &, suitable :ot coua,ry saw mill
or mining PURPOSES; will burn wood OF coal ;
will be sold cheap. Inquire of SINCLAIR g.
AeChHN bACH. Miahinists and Engineers.
No. lll2 street, North we.t, Washington D.
~ iAn1-lWx
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-20

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
sugArs-The New York market for raw sugars
is very firm. Fair t. good refining il now quoted
at 1laIs,, and centrifugal at = ct Fer re.
fined Sugars thu markets IS qaies. with prices for
some GRADES slightly lower. IS follows: Cat
loaf lCs.; crushed l(s; powdered N!, gr.ru.
lated o.; A soft 81. and yellows 8hSi.
Cottse-The market for Coffee continues dui!
and heavy in tone. but we note rsther more d.
mand at the lower figures now prevailing Sale;
were reported tc-1ay of loo bsgs at 9ia; $50
bags p t. and 512 bags at 81. We revise quota.
tons as follows: Ordinary SIC; fair 81 good
lOl and prime l(3
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-15
Frat publication. Jan. Is, 1852
CACGHRAN 4 McMA RTlN, Attys.
Mortgage Sale.

WHEknAs. Abraham Adams. a widower made
ana executed acerfain promssory note on the An
nay OF March 1879 to John u sherrstt for the
sym Of two hundred and forty dollars due on
The am fourth day Of March 1884 with interest
thsreon Af me rats OF twelve per cent per annum
payable Annnnliy, and for the better security Of
said mole the ssid Abraham Adams executed
and Delivered to 1Obn II Sherratt certain mort.
gsgc bearing date March 4th. 1873, conveying
lois 2 north eaet quarter of section number
Ioar ~ IN township number niuety- i've (t5)
range number fifty t50) containing one hundred
and nifty eight and So-l0o acres more or Ices nc.
cording to the government survey thereof
ofiiee Of the register Of deeds in and fov I'm
Ion county on the sixth day of March 1870 1t
one O'Clock p m. 10 book SIX go OF MOI tgages
on pages l29 and l30.
And whereas 1t WAS stipatated and agreed IN
said mortgage thar IN case default be made In
the PSI ment Of the said sum Of money or a,y
OF nonpayment OF ,axes then the whole prin
cIpai and int est shall Mt the option Of The leg
al holder thereof Immediately become dae, and
Whereras default has been made in the pay
ment 81 tae interest OF sald noie and Of the tax
&c thereon aud by reaso OF said default ard by
virtue VI The conditions in said mortgage con :
,ainsd, the said mor,gegee aas elected and
hereby declares The whole principal and interest
secured 3, said mortgage due and payable.
Ihal the amorni how dae on SAID mortgage on
tns iwenty third day OF January 1892 10 lwo
hundred and forty dollais principal and eighty
three do'la's and seventeen cents interest due
ana payable on said described premises togeth-
er with hf'y dollars sitorney'a fees Us stipulated
Ia said mortgage, total ainonnt dae three hun
dred ard seteniy-three dollars aud seventeen
cents.
That no action or proceeding a, law or o.her-
vice has been instituted TO secure said amount
now due or any part thereof.
Now therefore notice IL hereby given that by
virtue u the power OF sale contained in said
gage VIII be toreclosed snd the premises herein
before described will be sold al public auction 10
me highest and best bidder Tor cash ut the front
door " the court Eou-e in the village Of Blk Point
County Of Uniun and territory Of Dakota an
amssany the twenty -Arst day OF March, A. D.,
iso2 al one O'Clock IN the afternoon Of snid day
10 Pay The amount now declared 70 he due on
said mortgage.
Datcd al sioux FAlls Minnehsha county n. T.
this twsniy-ihfd day Of Jsnusry A y 1899
JOHN II. SHEitRATr.
SAoehhAS MeNAR1IN. Mortgage.
Attys. FOR Mortgage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-15
lFirss publication January II. 1881
WalWOTth & Pesclyal Attys.
Execution Sale.

succrsc Kirk plH. sss4s
sysinst
Albert ShurtleF and Minnie n I
Rich Administrators Of the cs-
tate Of Milton NJ Rich deceased
and Minnie Rich. A ihertKi
Ethel NJ Rich aud Milton VI
Rich hesrs Of Milton, n. Rich
Deceased, defendants
By virtue Of a judgement al nccvee 'nf fore
closure rendered In the district court OF thc I'm
judicial district Of Dakota ieriifosy III aud for
the county 81 Union on the 2ath day Of Septetst.
Der lhn1 in the above entitled actor ana specla
execution issncd out OF n. clerks aisics 81 SAID
In my hands fsr service whereby I aIn command.
ed 70 advertise and sell according 10 aw tau
premises hereinafter described or 70 much
thereof as ay b.. necceeary to satisfy said iut].
meDt and decree amounting en- the day aNjd
iudgma ant wac rendered 10 the ann OF S8D4 "a
iur principle. interest and faxcs maid and ffIy
dollars attorneys fees. and ga 30 costs besides
accruing Costs ON execution and ,niercet I'm HE
sums aforesaid from the date xforcsa;d
Now thoref1re. !. Alison Bovee sheriff Of raid
Union comfy VIII on the twenty Gfih- day Of
FEBRUARY 1852 AT one O'clock IN the afternoon ~
fatd day sell At public auction tn the hiYbgAt
bidder fr cash at The front door ef the canrt
house In the cry Of Elk Point IN raid luton
county The following described land situated in
the conniyof Union asots Territory 10 Wit.
The south wcst quarter tswA) Of . ction thIr.
t50i containing 100 acros more or less .r 30
mnch tbereofss may be necessary 10 eatIsSy
lsAtd Judgement together with xttorucy'n fees
and costs and costs Of sale.
Dated ~ Elk Point this 9th day OF January
1882.
wALwonrn 4 PsRcrAl. Alison BOWER,
Plaintiff e ATTORNEY sherin Union co. u, =.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-15
First publication Jan. IL. 1881
WalHOH.th s. Percivnl Attys.
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice

Notice is hereby ei7e that certain mort
gaze OF real properly in Union comfy Dakota
Territory viii be forccloscd by advertisement
ana safe OF me morfgaeed premises. as follows:
rhe name OF the morigegor is John Olson
me name OF the iportgagee II j. b Wax ma
That 'he mort gage Is dated March let 1850.
The amonnt aimed 70 be drc at the date OF
this otice y eigh,y-two dolln.s principle and
iuicrert besides eight dollars and 20 cents at
torney's fees, by virtue OF he provision In said
mortgage that II default be made in he pay
either OF them hen all Of said notee with in.
t-rest accrued thereon should be NJ once dns
aud payable, and said notes becoming due. Elk
respectively, from date thereof arc nlI due ana
wholly unpaid and the mortvagec hereby
elects that AL the notes sccsrsd by said mort.
gaze amounting to eighty one and c5-IOo
DOLLARS pffncfpis and Is cents accrued intcr.
est now. be and become due ard PAYABLE. In
case u foreclosure by advertisement aaiI
mortgage agreed 10 pay ten per cent attorneys
cdred and tl.d for record on the 9Th tlay OF Nav
1851 and was duly reco, ord on the land records
OF Union county Dnknta territory in bouk & Of
MORTGAGES on pages 5h5, $50 557 Tint a de-
ecription OF the n:ortgnged premises Conforming
substantially with tina. contained 10 said mort
gage j. ihe north casi quarter Of section MI n,
Ger Lwch,!,tSree ~ ara the south east qua ter
o. Inc north east qnartr. and the east half Of
INC t"nth rasi quarter ard th, son.ir west OMAR.
yer OF the sob'h east quarter II eceii ~ number
,nisiy.sse Gs AZ IN iawnshsp number nineiy.wo
W. range Huiaher tfiy tjil vest Of the eighth T.
II. coataisinr thr = hundred and iwrnty scrcs
more ar less. oil In Union topn,y Territory ~
basa:n Thai no action or proceeding Mt law
has been Instituted recover snid deb, or any
part thereof
Now ny sirine 81 The 1,p,e~y II safe In said
moriEase ceh' aired are provided. viii, On ,Lu
2?.h DAY % February lssa al ore arlock In he
AI'erh'a,n ~ this front door ~ the court
hon-t In the city Of Xix Paint Union countv
pnso'a territory ssli nj Public anciioa ~ ,hr
h,Sbesi nidaar, said mottga2ed premises or 30
fnneh fh.rcof a. shsfi he necessary 10 patisfy
tala NOV sasn tpGy'!ief With the Attorneys fees
and costs and expenses Of sale. 49,
nary 1899. AISon FoVyr
" A. y TEneTsAL hkeriA Union 10.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1882-02-15
First publication Jan Is, 1881
HUGHES 4 ERICSSON, Ateornev.
Sheriff's Sale

fs"''r0ar or DAKOTA, In p,.triet
Fourth judicial District Union o, y c a%a ,o'
J o Jacobson
Anna Monsei. Albert T. Monscn and
Onver u. MOnsen, widow and miner
heirs OF Martin Monsen DECEASED Z q
NGtice is hereby given that by yirt us al ear.
IAN decree and judgement RENDERED In the dis.
NY, court q Union cauniy Dakota al Elk Point
iny s ,s on ,s 18Th day Of Jsnpsry. 1882 order
scfibcd. which said judgement was rende,sA n
favor Of y. Jacobson and aginsi Anna Mon sen'
Aloeri U. Monsen and Oliver 7. Monsen, widow
ior The cum OF 1859. rs and costa tnxed a. Sis ri
Ald also BY virtue OF certain execnt ~ 10
Ise directed and delivered and now Is NV hands
s msued ont 81 me clerks Office OF the d,striet
sonrt N aid for the county of Onion under ,hs
hapd OF the clerk thereof and the sesi Of I'D
Az. Jn.u conIi ~ on tae aforesaid Judgment ard
css,ee 9rae,inn me TO sell ssd properly 10 satis.
uary Iss2, levy npon the following descrIbed
s s cs,aielof III eLid Anna NJ ,nsep. Alher, Il.
tntns aIa vi'yer r Monpcn, widow and minor
Dclrs o. Martin Monsch dece asc, sftuassd Il
Inlon county Dakota, Tho same In At il desc I'D
~ r said decree OF foreclosure, to vii:
~, ans south half e Of thcnortheast quarter
~ ana we north half Of the souiheast quarter
tseS ,oi section twenty (a0 township ninesy three
{sn, nol.a OF range, forty t401 west Ard b..
ing commanded both In said iulrmen 81 srd ara.
, n".nn se me same 70 satisfy said Judgment
Now therefore yyiltus or said indoement' ana
3, shall on the 4,h day Of March. iD6
=. y, .hs honr 81 Two o'clock in the afternoon IT
IN cay ne 'front.' doorof The conrt house Ii
s salu propery above described to ssstsfy said
y, aslncnt and costs amounting 10 S3s2 Is with
sn sosts o sale and intsfesf 81 The esms
~ cs WI q Jan ~! q the rats of
'gEest bidder Tor caeh Alison BoVER.
n.,.a Z, =, SnsEsln o. Union County Oak. Ter.
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