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Chicago Grain Operator i'm Trouble.

kEoKUK, IA, March William Sturgis,
of Chicago, prominent grain operator, was
arrested here to-day on the charge of Fran
els L. Kennett & Co., of Chicago, who are
out $4,000 worth of grain that was stored
in the Keokuk grain elevator when Sturgis
was its proprietor. Sturgis was indicted by
the grand jury to-day, and the arrest was
made in accordance with the forms of law.
Bail was fixed at $4,000, which was fur
nished at once, and Sturgis was released
without going to Jail. This renewal of the
fight, which began last June, and which
grew out OF the disappearance OF a quantity
OF grain which was supposed to be in the
Keokuk elevator, and in which Kennett 4
Co. and Sturgis were concerned, is the same
criminal prosecution that was commenced in
Iowa last summer
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broad minded spirit which pervaded it. Al
together 1t was mastery piece Of reasoning.
Now Tor the ball. But why should / 90
into the details OF an affair over which the
local press has already exhausted the Ian
guage? Ii l were up in the millinery art.
might say something OF white and orange
colored satin dresses, the trimmings on others,
and all thst sort of thing. But will desist
Tor fear OF making a blunder and being
laughed at for my pains. The grand march
and a few whirls led up to supper.
The banqueting room was tastefully deco
rated There was everything to eat, with
plenty OF Rhine wine to wash ii down with.
The toasts were numerous Rabbi Samfield
responded 10 Judaism in America 7. ?.
Bond, Esq, to THE Ladies'" G. FelsenthaI
to ''OUr Country" and H. B. Folk, E<q., to
he Supper" There were others, but /
didn't catch them. After which the young
folks danced to the music of Arnold's band
until broad daylight. ITHURIE1.
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IsHPENeNG, MICH, March 4.--An acct
dent occurred at Lawthian mine last night
which resulted in the killing OF Henry Carl
son and Peter johnson and severely injuring
Thomas Williams and Collins Maginus, the
latter will not recover. The accident was
caused by the falling away Of about twelve
tons of ground from the hanging wall above
them, the hight OF twenty feet crushing the
first in a horrible manner.
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MEDICINAL
MEDICINAL.
n ERVO Us DEB ILITY
A CURE aUAHANTRED

De. z WEsT's EEavg And BEArNTRKATMzayI--
specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headsche, Mental Depression, Loss oil
Memory, Spermatorrhea, fnpOtcncy, Involuntary
Emissions, Premature Old Age Caused by over
exertion, seif-8buse over-indulgence, which
leads to misery, decay and d5sth. One 3cz will
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatn Mt One dollar a box, OF SIX boxes for I've
doD .; sent ~ mail, prepaid, receipt Of price.
We guarantee six boxes 70 cure any csse. With
each order received by us for six boxes accornp6.
MED with FIVE dollars, we viii send the purchaser
our written guarantee TO return the money IL the
treatment does not effect cure Guarantees L.
sued only by A REHkEkT d Co. Wholesale snc
ketan Drugsiss, 2l5 Main street, hemphis, TenR
0rdera mai
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A Relic OF We OIden Times,

To the Editors OF inc ApptaI-
AS /, also, happen to have copy of the
New Years offering of the carriers Of the
DAILY APPEAL, as shown to you by Mr..
Fitzgerald, beg to offer it to you for accept
ance, believing that you will appreciate it.
I preserved this copy for the reason that it
was written by my friend DR.. Carr. The
good doctor was city editor of the APPEAL,
and used TO entertain us 1.-THE compositors)
every evening with some interesting story,
or with his delicious melodies on the flute,
of which instrument he was perfect master.
| never saw him angry but once, and thai
was on an evening in the fall of 1854, wheH
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Kind Word of Advice.

If you feel yourself growing weak, your
health failing, the natural functions of the body
becoming impaired. take warning in time; your
system needs iron, which, when combined with
medicinal effect Such remedy is Brown Iron
Bitters. Buy il OF your druggist and do not BE-
remedy which gives permanent strength. II con-
tains alcohol nor does il blacken the teeth. It
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-03-05

Mr.. MARTIN A. CONNOLLY, merchant IN
Oil CITY Pa writes: "Iinehrited ill-healtn from
my parents who were both short-lyed NY WE
ably Wehaye had children,3 of whom died In in
fancy; the other p a boy of years OF. age ana
girl OF years, have always been quite Pun!,
cal work that poke of iron as being essentlaI 70
life; that a S6nt of iron in the blood was Ihe
principal cause of ill.health Shortly afterwaru
saw an advertisement of Browns Iron Bitters /
determined to try IL for myself and family. The
result has far exceeded my greatest anticipation.
Myself, wife and children have all grown healthy
and strong Sores aches and pains, headaches, in
digestion and sleeplessness formerly so common
IN my family trouble us no more. Every bottle is
worth its weight in gold
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KEEPING LENT.

Farewell to opera and to ball,
Reception and to morning call:
Hail to ashes, sackcloth, prayers,
To sewing circles, orphan fairs.
Farewell to terrapin divine;
Farewell to punch and rosy wine:
And hail to herring, that disarms
The sinful soul OF its alarms.
Farewell to satins, silks and laces,
To swallow-tails and smiling faces;
Farewell, long farewell to germans"
And hail TO Fridays fasts and sermons.
I've packed away my party dresses;
I've Strengthened out my flowing tresses
I've sobered down my giddy look,
And hunted up my lost Prayer-book.
And now, with pious soul intent,
i feel I'm ready TO repent;
For, as think our rector says,
The Lent will end in forty days.
Then hail to Casters song and smiles
Then hail to all of springs new styles
With these in view am content
To fast and pray through all of Lent.
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Myrtle Redingete's sorrow.

"Geod-by, my sweet
Up the heather-hedged land that led from
Farmer Redingote's humble cot to the broad
acres of meadow land and forest that encircled
the castle of the purse-proud and naughty
duchess of Blue Island avenue these words,
spoken in tender tones by rsdiantly beau
tiful girl, upon whose pure, sweet face, the
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WE should not suffer from a cough, when
a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pectoral will
cure. Time, money, comfort, health, are all
saved by il.
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at the southwest corner Of Main and sfadlsoD
streets City Of Memphis, commencing at u O'Clock
m all OF the machinery tools and manufacturing
msily owned and used by the Memphis Cooperage
and Manufacturing Company for the PURPOSE al
making or manufacturing any ard all manner Of
cooper4ge work, the same being now situated ia
the factory formally USED By said coTnnapv on
what Is known as the Mckinney lot IN Nortb
memphis, fronting on Main street. together with
sl improvements put upon said lot which the
lessee Is entitled TO remove under the Lease a.
wei AS the nnexpired lease held by said company
on the premises Ia which said property Is situated
viii also upon ike terms AT said time and place
sell al the stock and material on hand both
manufactured and manufactured on said prern-
ises, consisting Of lumber, slaves hOoTs bafreis
kegs etc. Title u said property i believed n -
perfect though sell and convey only a. trustee
J. A HAYES. a., Trustee
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Fell, like cannon-shot
Burst, like thunderbolt,
Crashed, like hurricane,
Broke through the mass from below,
Drove through the midst of the foe
Plunged up and down, to and fro,
Rode flashing blow upon blow,
Brave Inniskillings and Grays,
Mhlrllng their sabers in circles of light.
And some of us all in amaze
Who were held for while from the fight
And were only standing at gaze,
When the dark-muffled Russian crowd
Folded its wings from the left and the right
And rolled them around like cloud
OH mad for the charge and the battle were we
When our own good red coats sank from sight
Like drops OF blood in dark gray sea:
And we turned to each other, muttering all dis
mayed:
-" Lost are The gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy
Brigade!h
But they rode, like victors and lords.
Through the forests OF lances and swords;
In the heart of the Russian hordes
They rode, or they stood at bay;
Struck with sword hand and slew;
Down with the bridle-hand drew
The foe from the saddle and threw
Under foot there in the fray;
Ranged ike storm or stood like rock
In the wave Of a stormy day;
Till suddenly shock upon shocK
Staggered the mass from without;
For our men galloped up with a cheer and a
And the Russians surged, and wavered and reeIed
Up the hill, up the hill up the HILL out of the field
Over the brow and away.
Glory to each and to all, and the charge that they
made,
Glory to all the Three Hundred, the Heavy Brigade
SThe Three Hundred of the Heavy Brigade who
made this famous charge were the Scots Grays and
and the Second Squadron OF the Inniskillings, the
remainder OF the Heavy Brigade subsequently
dashing up to their support. The three were
Elliott, Scarletts aide-deeamp, who had been
The o7,icyIv Who mad hea1 cIos Sbi a bi esos'
BALAKLAvA, October %, 1854
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IERMN

)Gity one year. ..................... $40 "
Weekly. ......-..-.-... ....... L VI
Al communications should be addressed 70
GALA WAY e HEATING,
Memphis. tennessee
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Trustees Sale.


PY virtue OF deed OF trust made % me on
u November p, 1881, By the Memphis Cooper re
ana Manufacturing Company. recorded IN book
p, page %, Registers Office Of Shelby county Ten
nessee, / viii sell 70 She highest bidder for ca b.
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BROWNSVILLE. TENN.
Dedication of The Jewish Synagogue
Grand Ball.
From an Appeal Correspondent. |

From an Appeal Correspondent.l
BROWNSVILLE, March 4-There 1t stands
the little brown-snd-white-an d-pink temple
glistening in the sunlight of this beautiful
morning-fnished, dedicated, the perpetual
lamp burning dim by the Torah. How like
a dream it all is! and yet how like fact
for here's the dedication
PROGRAMME.
l. Entry OF Procession (Organ Preludel
.. 9Open to me the Gates of Righteousness"
Rabbi
Can haari i'm rb.f-
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CHARGE OF THE HEAVY RRIGADE
ALFRED TESNYsoS.

The charge of the gallant Three Hundred the
Beavy Brigadei
Down the hill, down the hill, thousands OF Rus
slams.
Thousands Of horsemen drew to the.valey-snd
stayed,
For scsriett and scarletts Three Hundred were
riding by
When inc point OF the Russian lances broke in
on the sky:
And he called, LEFT wheel into une.r and they
wheeled and obeyed-
Then he looked st the host that had halted, he
knew not why,
And he turned half round, and he babe his
Jrumpeter sound
" To the charge and he rode on ahead, as he
waved his bla1e
To the gallant Three Hundred, whose glory will
never die,
4" Follow and up the hiIl!'
Up the hill, up the hill followed the Heavy Bri-
gade.
The trumpet the gallop, the charge, and the might
Down the hill slowly. thousands OF Russians
Drew TO the valley, and halted at last the hight
With wing pushed out to the left, and wing to
the right
But scariett was lar on ahead, and he dashed up
alone
Through the great gray slope of men;
And he whired his Saber, he held his own
Like an Englishman there and then.
And the three that were nearest him followed with
force,
Wedged themselves in between horse and horss,
Fought for their lives in the narrow gap they had
Four amid thousands; and up the hill, up the
Galloged the gallant Three Hundred, the Heavy
Brigade.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

On Wednesday night Of La, week,
Uncle Toms Cabin" was played "a
tie !srges; audience tina; mas ever
been packed il the court house.
Standing room VA AZ u premium ami
Iany were turned away from the door
who desired TO &c; in and take their
chances Of securing even s;andin.
room. Little Esiel. in the character
of Eva" cannot he eIcellcd, while
Lawyer Marks" wis immense. In
fact the entire company did them
selves credit, and the large and appre-
~ciative audience dispersed a, the close
Of the entertainment feeling that they
had been we'll repaid FOX their time
and money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

Go to A. Kaley's for your clothing.
Iowa Nut Coal ut the Chicago Lum.
Der Yard.
Arbuckle's CofTe, 81 pounds foI
tl.OO, at RoBfs-
Blos.burg Coal At the Chicgo Lum'
Der Yard.
What Red Cloud wants Is = cigal
mandatory.
Hard Coal, all sizes, at the Chicago
Lumber Yard.
Cumberland Coal at the Chicago
Lumber Yard.
Our premium hooks to nov ".1scri
bcrs are going fast.
Whitcbreast Lump Coal al the CHI
cago Lumber Yard.
Rohy still keeps a good supply o
the best cigars IN town.
Another slight "-kiff' of the beau
tiful snow" last Monday morning.
improved farms and raw land T"
sale Icy Simpson & Swcczey of Blu
Hill Ncb.
The w. s. S. will meet at the resi-
dcnce Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Thomas Frida
evening.
The Woman's Aid Society will NEE
at the residence Of Mr.. J. G. Potter
Friday afternoon.
Among other work last Saturda,
the CHIEF Office turned out 5000 note
heads for tho Boys Home.
The best assortment of Lumber
the Republican Valley, is found ut tn
Chicago Lumber Yard, in Red Clou'
Farm loans made by Simpson
Swcczcy of Blue Hill Neb., easy tern
and money in three days from appl
cation.
\. Haley has received a large lot
new goods which you should call an
examine before making your pu
chases.
Cali on Simpson & Sweeney of Blu
Hill, Ncb., and get terms and price
before buying land or making a loa
on your farm.
Go TO Kalcv'S store for fresh grocc
les, dry goods, clothing. boots 4 sho'
and everything else you need, for
is selling cheap.
O. q. Roberts has opened harnc
shop in the old court house huiidln
first door north of RohyS store. whe
he Will hc glad To have the public c,
and leave orders for work i'll his lin
Fine work and light harness made
specially. 25-tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
List Q. pase.:s n the C.!:sd States Ia.
c@:e.

BLOOMINGTON, NIB. Jan. 25. 1852.
Patents for the following named
parties residing in Webster County
Seb., are now on file in this office and
will be delivered on receipt OF the
claimants final receipt endorsed with
his name on the back thereof As il -
written on laid receipt.
David 4. Anderson, Daniel Cook.
Leroy J. Mayt:eld. August Mare,
John W. Thompson, Francis VI snow
Ran1o Armstrong, jenkins Davis,
Samuel ". Thomas, OScar Arnold,
Robert Adamson, Wiley Baldwin,
William Van Dyke, John r. Smith,
Sturgeon kershner, II. J. Maurcr,
knut knuizcnan, James Campbell,
John A. Robinson and John Mayer.
Very respectfully,
). W. SwITZEE,
Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
CH1TTEL 4 SIR.

N office H. hereby given that on Thur-dsy the
~ % day ~ Fehrl,ry. 1852 IN the tows Of
Rel Cloud al one o'riock 2. m. u ere will be
oderea for sale at Public Auction. the following
property tn-wit:
one gray Stailip m II years old. named Frank
One roam mare IL years oil. named Bird. une
roam mare 6 years Old. named Kit TN. rosn
mar ! years old. named Flora. One sorrel
mare s years old. named Hat. One bay horse 8
years old. nsmei Dan. One BLACK horse { year,
old. named biiiy. Ore roam hrose year old.
named Dick. one ROAM mare Year. III. bind
"a right eye Two sd" bar top bVRyIe- t'ourt
land make. Que two .eate1 tnp carriage,
Two set II heavy foutle hars-.s. Three Set Of
souble hasgv barnes Il lisht mui :
black trimmings. one platform spring wagon
The sA~e described property will be sold
under and by virtue Of = ,hsttle Mortgage
given by Edwin Gibhs of Webster County Neb.
to l.. p. Albright. dated oct. 1T ISL. said
morts .ee To- secar. one promisary note. da,e<
Oct let 1851 and described A. follows "ne tor
$500 due Jar. lst isse. With 10 rer cert. IN
tere., from date. sad mortgage Was eied IN
the III e CT the ClGs vi Webster County Seb.
on the frst day Of Oct. 1881.
l.. i. ALrRrGHT. Mortgage.
SIT ". h. SrsoSh. AMY
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

The editor Of this paper is in receipt
of a letter from Mrs. B~ittenbendcr, of
Osceola, asking for information rs to
the views of the CHIEF on the women =
suffrage question. The CHIEF has
sundry and divers views on this ques-
ton. When we look q: II in n way
We think we will, and when we look N
| it i'm another We think We won't. If
! al! the ladies were ~ handsome as the
writer of the letter in question. We
might not hesitate to declare IN favor
| of wnmen's suffrage, bat. on the whole
we would like I get Il better under
standing IF what is meant 10y women's
suffrage before committing ourse!f.
If it means the elevation. morally and
socially, of our mothers, wives and
sisters, then we say amen II IL
means that the softer sex are 10 lower
themselves in the estimation Of ME
and partially destroy the influence for
good which they now possess, then we
cmphatically say No. II it a that
with the right to vote, our wife shall
also enjoy the right to get up and
build the morning fires. then We want
to extend the hand Of fellowship and
shake with the instigator Of the
scheme. If it means that We are to
stav at home and hold a kicking.
squallins baby while better half
marches of to the polls to spend the
day lectioneering for her favorite can
didate, then We want to enter our
most solemn protest. Ii il means that
the ladies arc IN take their chances
the same as men. in crowded cars and
omnibusses, and stand up if they can't
find a seat, then We have no objection
to her enjoying the GLORIOUS privi-
lege" of casting her little ballot. II
il means that "A hook-nosed, rheumatic
old maid is TO have the right To drive
us out of a good paving official posi-
ton and out Of comfortable seat
~ the church stove at one and the
same time. then We want II vote the
other way. In short. If the right o.
suffrage Is 70 change women from wba,
God and nstu-e intended they should
be, and what they now are, gentle, Low
ing, tender, hind, cop6ding. affection
ate, and n.a,ential in their Way, then We
want none Of it. and the CHIEF want.
to be placed on record as being op
posed to any such measures and
willing to break the back of any mar
who would be caught .championins
such o cause
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
GIVEN AWAY

a copy of DIR. Il. ]. Kendall's treat
ise on the horse and his diseases given
to every new subscriber to the CHIEF
who pays for one year in advance, and
to every old subscriber who pays NJ
back dues and a year ahead. We
have sold over three hundred of these
valuable books in the last two years
and still have a number on hand t.
give away to patrons of the CHIEF
Come i'm and subscribe and get a copy
only $3.50 for the paper n year and
cupy of this valuable book.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
S3..c:--..,XsEs cCL.-7Z.
7 : INNU Ut 7 II r
BrOOMivGroS. NEB. Jan. ii 49,

BrooMlyGroS. NEB. Jan. II l~-2
Complaint having boon entered Mt
tins Office hy Nathaniel IL. Thorpe.
as,in-, Hrh"rt Roger frr far,uTs -
a.: ..iv WITH law a. &" TImh"r-tHifur"
y -. We -. dated October -tu io,a.
upon he southeast quarter SECTION p
township ;uortA range II vt-'. m
Webster county Nebraska, wI'h "a 80"
e. the cancellation If sr.l entry CON
,e>tsnt aliecirg that SAID K1her; R'T-
err failed to break i've acrn- IL" hF-t
year of hI4 entry. and faI..el 10 plant
anv timber ei'ler the third or fourth
wear AMI has planted none ~rn~e. Ia"
said parties are hereby summoned 10
appear at this Oiiirc on the 18Th day
Of March l-S2. e; ] ,,. X J. Ia. -
respond and fUrr,-u .. -jIWOny ron
corning said ALLEGED failure
:. W. STIrZlE Register.
j.. W. NuNTGuwEEY. Receiver
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

MANY persons viii take no medi-
cine until proesrated An a bed of sick
ness. This Is folly. Nature always
calls for assistance when needed TO
throw of impurities. With our habits
of life. it is necessary 70 render this
help. PRIcKL:Y Asa BsrrERs will not
force nature, But acts mildly and ren-
ders the assistance required. Ivy
them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

We take this method Of saying to all
interested that on February Let, We
shall commence buying produce at
the Red Cloud Elevator, and shall be
in the market at all times for the pur'
chase of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley,
RYE, Broom Corn, Hides. &c, f"l
which we will pay the highest market
price in cash. Plat" fREEs.
o6-w-o
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02

Through the kindness of Messrs.
Potter & Sayre, proprietors of the Red
Cloud Mills, whose card appears in the
CHIEF this week, we have been permit
ted to test the quality of the superb
winter wheat flour which the firm are
now placing upon the market, and
are prepared To say that those "ho
desire a first class article for family
use cannot do better than to buy this
brand Of -four. The proprietors OF
the Red Cloud Mills have always been
noted for their pluck and enterprise,
and when they undertake to furnish n
first class article ii is safe to conclude
| that none better can be found in tho
! market.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
LEGAL NOTICE..

state Of NcSrssks.'
Nebstsr County.
In IN. District Cou1
thereof of the Fihh Judicial District.
Elias b. Reel. Trus;ree. Pith.
Stephen Newman and Jane. EV'' "
Newman. Dsft
The above 'nan.d def. niants will taxi notice
thar the above named plaintiff IN tine 18th day
of January 1882. hlsf his petition IN the above
named court against the above named dsfen
ixu;s. the object and prayer Il which IL for =
decree to foreciose 4 Real Estate Mortgage
tho ; F. "a o. sec. IL in town ; north AMI range
= vest Of ( p. NJ ID -ari Webster County
Said defendants are farther notified that 10 ~
are required t. anr~ er SAID petition on the 18th
day Of February 49,
ELIAS q. RID, Trustee.
1s-t.& b. his Solicitors. Barry L KA0AA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
MITE &C .EacI:.S.

Notice I. he-aby sI.rr. 'hs; . vii e1an.n,
A. psrs. ~ WHO usy d-,ir- 90 sdeT thens-.ves
"a c.pHr,:cs tor J.achrl. ~ IN. primary or
,gr,u.ou school, # N.b.ter county. ~ Led
Nssd % lie sr,t Saiusi-y m 'os " nths u
I sbruas. fay August sad Noycnter; Al
s.ur Hin IN the Hrs; SATURDAY "a toe nVa'hs oi
-CuA.y. arEll. ,gy AL Dct"t-r. q IKE
.,sy % u. st'st ~stur4Iy ~ rae months "
-rrh. J inc. september and b.c~Ebc'-
h.AtIuas To- CvhLlCnCr ~ - >.oSk AZ
CHARLR. W. >rRtSGss.
Superintendent OF PuAic IAtrsrtIn,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
4 Tensn's ExrsHeaee.

Mothers and Daughters should feel
alarmed when WEAKNESS constantly
oppresses them IF | am fretful from
exhaustion Of vital powers, and the
color is fading tom my face. Parker's
Ginger Tonic, gives quick relief. Il
builds me up and drives away pain
with wonderful certainty.'-A Buffalo
Lady,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-02-02
LET.tL NOTCH

LEGtiL NOTCH
Stat. Of Y .hrtskl.
Webster County.
IN the District Court
thereof If the F.f.h Jul ci1I Eittric,.
The Iowa Loan T. Tru-t Company Pltf.(
janice lett. Defendant
The above namei dcfeuit, will take notice
that the above n,rn-i plaintiff gu the lStb DAY
# January Iss2. hlei its petition in the above
named court. against the above named defen-
dsut. the object aud prayer of which is for =
dc ,ree 70 forec'os. Real Estate Mortgage.
made bv saii defendant To -aii plaintiff On the
v " "a quarter 81 section u n town ; north
snd range 10 sest of /. NJ. in sail Webster
County. said defendant is aIrther no:iaed that
he is required to RIsw.r .sid petition Oh ohe
Eth day of February. 49,.
Iowa Loan n FRAT Company.
&c fl By its Solicitors, Barry / RA9AH.