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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
sale Of a Valuable Farm.

Messfs, Twombly Il Son, real estate
agents ot this city, have recently sold
~ Mr.. jas. u. Roe ~i New York the
te,a,en Burnett inru situated about
four miles southwest Of Fort North
and comprising about il2 acres, The
price was about Sli per acre, cash.
Mr. hoe also purchased all growing
crops, persona property aud applrte-
nuncts Of the farm, and intends niov-
Ing his family there In few weeks.
AR. Zoe, u Is said, conttmplntes buy
ing other lands ia Tairau, county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

a reporter called on Dr. Filzhugh
yesterday 10 learn the extent fCharles
Roiling's INJURIES, who was thrown
from his wagon on Thursday night
The doctor reports his condition, as
favorable as n broken arm aud terribly
bruised body will admit. The man
struck the ground ON his shoulders
with terrific force but the only bone
broken was the large bone of one OF his
wrists
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
Another Candidate.

In the proper column of this issue
Will lie found the announcement of j.
NJ, Brown ts u candidate for alderman
OF the Fourth ward ut the ensuing
election. Mr.. Brown Is well known
In the city asa clear thinker, good
reasonei, n fair minded man and an
accomplished gentleman. And we
undertake. To say, That Ii he is elected
to I'LL the responsible position of alder.
man, his sui porlers will never have
cause To regret their choice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
Am ENCOURAGEMENT.

Yesterday the first two-horse, or
nalLer Two mule car made its app, ar
anec on our street railway. IL is n
great impr ,vement over The bob.tailed
thing which II succeeds. and il Is 10 he
mop'a maj all the cars in use will give
way to this new Improvement.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
AMtnIcAN LnAouK on noNoa.

WRlNlTY COUNCIL No. 5ss Hoi.nTHEIR
! meetings on the second aud fou tn Friday
evehlngNfi the month at X, OF A.. hail, Hour
+. NJ. GkAhy, Sec.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
". G. r. U.

f3SHt w. q. 4. u. WILL HOLD THEIR
j regular meetings every Tuesday al three
O'Clock pm, NJ the reading roun, over Mas
Elsers old stand. All the ladies ARE req uested
70 attend ana aid us In our work. Mrs 4. j,
JEssisGs. President Miis. a. A. JoHNsoN
Secretary,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS MADE
i for store and dwelling hou.es On shoit no
ice. A,idress, NJ. ssnginnettc, city y. Ga
Fort worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
COUNTRY rhorEaTY FOX SALE.

EpR SALt--TIInEE SMALL FARM -
"~s', under iencv and partly In cultiyn
tion ab1ut I'VE mile southeastern city. " n
be sold very low FOR cash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

fISiE o. or X. c. EyERaItEEN s., REGu.
i lar every nrst aud third sunday at l;SO %,
IA. In ZIP. Hail. corner OF Third and Main
s'reeI JOHN llUpGks,
secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

INoh sAi.t--rtiE PROPERTY known
l. AZ the "Two Brothers saloon res
t.urant and Buckingham r eatre combined
sNua 90, N the town OF Tenn To- lie county
very desirable business lucntion opposite
The y; C.& :. y. passenger depot. NJ, reason
Tor snllins d.slr, 10 inv ~ In stock. for
fdther particulars call on ar address
IA. NJ. BLfrHr, Prop.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE-1IoRSE AND Il, Coy At
L auctIon--fo be sold saturday, July II, 10
the highest bidder, one hortc abu buggy.
Iforsa gentle for n iaty Ia drive. sale ht II
q clock, public square. Shattuck, auctioneer.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

EohS Altt.-fi M FARM OF ~ ACHES 4
i high state of culii suti M only four miles
south Of Fort Worth, Will sell chpnp Tor
cash TEXAS l,vssrMENr roMpNSY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

NOR SA LEs--FIvE PURE BRED ANGoRA
naunys; two pure bud Angnrn bucks
half grown. VIII be solid ~ n hnrrnln,
TtNAS INVESTMENT, co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

yVANTED--To SELL a COMPLETE LET
w of Bla -ksmith Tools. Apply corner of
Belkuap and the square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements nrder this head will be IN
er, ed ut the rate OF Ave cents line, each
nseyfton seven words To the line. NO adNcr'
isencni Inserted Tor less than ~ cents TAT.
es with whom we nave no running account
must pay Ia advance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

NOR SALE-BLANK DEEDS WITH VEN
yyolt SALE-BLANk DEEDS WITH sfN.
j klenpd joint ii, encouragement. GAzhrrE
job Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
FOR sALE-LI>E STOCK.

NOR sALE.--A PAIR OF GOOD MULES,
Il Apply 10 J. W. Putnam, stock JouI nal
office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11
SOCIETY NOTICES.

isanu Of u~pe.
A LII MEMBEi~ AND FRIENDS OF THE
IA band NJ Hope are requested To meet NJ
tAe reading rooIa saturdays PIN, Regular
neetinx every saturday afternoon. NJ. II.
GRANT, SUPERINTENDENT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

FoK sALE-MIscELLANEOUs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

NOR ALE-riIREET ENrY ACRE LOTS
i within two miles of the public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

NOR SALE--A PHYSICIANS BOARDING.
L house located IN the best portion of the
city. A good paying custom rr ublisheu.
Completely furnished IN every patticu'u. a
money Hiaking establishment Texas ILL.,
vestmant Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

v1oR sAIE-NicE LITTLE HOUSE OF
four rooms and lot 50x7e feet, on West
First street. Very low for cash.
TENAs iSvESTMEST co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

LN0it SALE LARGE FURNISHED no.
J. I'll In RM~t Cal uhan county, IN Texas
4 Facin ~ lfoad. Ihitiy-onc 70 ms, wAluui
furniture, etc. Part cash and baanae on
Long TINS. Texas Invcstmv nj tpinpany
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

A BEAUTIFUr. LITTLE PLACE, ONLY
~ one ana = htf miles from Fort Worth al
about toriy acres, all enclosed aud suitable
Tor u garden farm. several living springs,
nice cottage Of NJ rooms, barns. stables, ont.
houses, etc. A laos Desirable place. Part
cash aud the balance on tnie Texas Invest.
ment Company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

JyOk SAL e. HOUSE AND LOT 75Xl0tON
second and Hard, str, els. Three rooms
well tlnlshvd. Texas Investment 60,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-08-11

NOR SALls-A splendid. LARGE two
II story house with eight rooms ami sur
oundcd-hy porch-s; situated IN one al the
mosI desirable parts Gi the city, win water
ia louise ana yard, Alsu nbe lot of slruo-
berry and bermuda grass, lion fence ana 9th
or valuable Improvements. Part ciiri hild
balance ON long Tine Texas Investment Co.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28
The GentrF 9emutrat.
Don Cameron's Programme.
b E LII EFO NTE, PA.

Senator Cameron sailed on tho 10th
of May, Three days previously II
consultation was held at his house in
this town. NJ. :. Quay. Thomas V.
Cooper, G. l.. Magee, Hugh McNiell,
Howard j, Reeder, General Siegfried,
David ii. Lane, Senators John NJ.
Greer and William r. Davies, and u
few trusted friends were present. The
future party plans and prospects were
discussed freely and frankly. 1t was
then fully determined that no Slnl-
warts should be put forward rs candi.
dates this year The Senator further.
more directed that the Stalwart leaders
should remain in the background in
selecting trom the body of the Indie.
pendentS the men to carry the banner
"Our cue Is simply to confirm the men
selected by the independents. and our
only care should be that as arbitcr. We
make no mistake in choosing A. be-.
tween the various Independents pr
posed, that there may be no sores left
10 heal among them after the event.
That accomplished, the party machin.
cry firmly held in our hands. and
myself ac'",> The on,an. there i, ,vrrv
rcasou To- honA ,ha, the uarty diH,r.
cuccs will Inc forgotten and the cha.m
completely hridgcd. Then in the con.
test of 1884 we can resume our old
places. II the plan is entirely sue.
cesstuI | will claim a reelection n, the
reward Of our labors. II il is only
partially successful | will decline the
reelection, but put one of my own
friends to the front as a security that
we are not to be overridden. IT. how.
ever, the plan miscarricS altogether
that is to say, it ali our concessions To
the klckers fail to bring a harvest of
reconcIiation-then we will wash our
hands of the whole affair, and Jet the
canvass Of 1884 20 to the dogs, where
the party will speedily follow it."
General Cameron was not present, and
had not previously been consulted in
the matter, but subsequently, the plan
having been spread before him. il. r..
celyed his cordial approval.-N. \.
Sun.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28

out Of the taxpayers, who should
rightlully pay it and who get the
benefit of it. For this reason there is
no necessity for a further State appro-
priation growing out of the enlarged
needs of the schools. In the second
place, until the abuses Of our system
rs it now exists are eXtIrpated by
thorough.going and searching reforms
State aid should be limited to the con.
stitutional requirement. We are cx-
pending for free schools in this State
a sum which properly applied would
leave no child of school age without
that quantum of education which it
was the design of the State to give.
When the school machinery is so ad.
iustcd rs to grind out the grist intend
ed for it it will be time enough to pay
out more money for its improvement
and support. Not sooner. If the
State Treasury were overlooking with
unused dollars it would be perycr-
sion of trust to turn any part of it
into the rat-holc which now ab,orbs
80 much with so small return of use in
comparison with;outlay.-Ptja. RE
ard
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28

and some Of tho larger towns the sale
is free in bars and saloons. not in open
defiance of law, for that statute which
public opinion does not support is no
law at all, and cannot and never will
be enforced. The sooner this fact il
recognized the better it will be for the
cause Of temperance, which is advo-
Gated upon sensible grounds only by
the better representatives Of the reform
clubs. 1t is no pleasure to MS to re.
port such state Of things, but 50 far
as our observation extends we know
our statements to be true. We dctc-t
deception, let it come in where it may,
and Neal Dow is so committed to pro.
hibition that he wouldn't tell the truth
If he could, and he couldn't if he
would, upon the subject Of enforce
mcnt in this State We don't assert
that some strictly temperance commu-
mites cannot be found in Maine, but
We do assert that rum is in far too
gcucral use all over tho State, and we
know that some of the best temperance
men here rcgrctiully admit this state.
mcut. Lying won't rub out the tuct-.
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member This

ifyou are sick Hop I,icrs w.,. surely
n.i Nature u making you wei, when
OIL cleo 'al,s.
J. YOU arc cnsiay" or dYspo,r, or aTo
suffering from any other ~ the uumer
Qua d.soaso Of the stomach ar towels. 10
.s your oru fault u YOU remain 3D.. fuT
Hop bIl,orz are sovereign remedy IN
al! such complaints.
II you a-" wasting away with any
form ~ Kidney U.aca-". stop tempting
Death this moment. and turn for cure
TO Hop Ni'er-.
II you are sick wlih ,hnt'crr.h."s.cs.
ucss Norvousuc-a, YOU viII End palm
in Gi,nad' ~ tho u.o Of Hop Utt.rs.
II YOU are ireVIou'or. or Is resident
0f mlarmatc district tarrErsIe y0ur
system against The -rourcc Of al c1uu
tries malaral. epidemic. b.lHoua. and
iuicrmit'ou fever. by ihc uac of Hop
Ei'icTs.
Ifyou have o rough, pmr.y. or -ai,ow
skin, bad breath. pains and schoa, and
feel mlaoar,b,e generally. Hop Etcrs
will give YOU fair skim, rich blood. and
swooto-i breath. health. and comfort
10 short they cure an disease of tho
stomach Eowels. Blood, Liver. Nerves,
kjincys, Er'ehls Disease S5p1wlii bo
paid FOR q case they will not cure ar help.
That poor, hodriidcn. invalid wife,
sister mother, or daughter. can be made
tho picture OF health. hy few bottles
of Hop Eiucrs, costing but ,rao,
viii You let them suflcr2 sat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28
Rum Drinking in Maine.

Anybody who knows anythingabout
the drinking habits Of the people of
Maine to day knows that liquor il
drank in parlors, in offices of law and
medicine, and to limited extent in
the studies of the clergy, in kitchens
and workshops, in the cars, on steam.
boats, and If one wishes to observe. he
will find that travellers by every
means of conveyance in the State take
the poison with them. The express
companies bring il into the State upon
every arrival for private consumption,
and considerable which escapes detec-
tion and goes into sale in some smaller
country towns. In many of the cities
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28

Mn. PARNELL is reported to have
said recently when asked how he was
affected by the Papal excommunica.
ton II don't know what it will do
for me in the next world, but it has
made my fortune in this" His Testi.
monial Fund is rapidly nearing the
intended sum Of s125,000, while be-
fore the Pope's circular was issued
there was little prospect Of it ever
reaching $4,000.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-28
An Old Contest at an End

\ change in English family life,
which is regarded by powerful mi.
nority with II feeling akin to horror,
will he effected by the passage Of the
bill lcgaliling marriage with a de,
ceased wilc's sister For fifty years or
more this proposition has been fought
with almost as much intensity OF zeal,
aud much greater pcrsIstcncy, than
have been shown by the opponents Of
polygamy in the United States. Stat,-.
men, bishops, mobiles, social scientists.
magazine writers, editors of great
journals and Others influential in
moulding public sentiment, have re-.
gardcd marriage with a deceased
wiic's sister n little, if any, better
than an incostuous connection.
Opponents Of the bill sent agent, TO
the United States 90 collect evidence
with which to strengthen their oppo.
,itiDn and, strange 10 relate, those
cmi-sariy- did succeed in getting 10.
gcihcr large amount Of testimony
which passed for sense and reason i'm
England, but which, when reproduced
here from English papers, excited only
ridiculc, for i, was but mas. OF trash.
One Of the American witnc--c- who
offered his testimony for English con.
sumption was an old clergyman, "ihc
sand, of whose life were nearly run
out. who solemuly averrcd that the
possibility of their father marrying
their aunt made children look on her
with horror.
English journals aud some Of the
clergy Of the Established Church
maintained tha, there must be- some.
thing radically wrong in the mind and
moral. OF any person advocating this
measure But, despite the pig headed
ob-tiuacy of the opposition, and there
Is no opposition more obstinate and
unreasouiug than that Of the English
where moral and social questions ara
involved, the proposition has been
gaining ground for some ycar-, but
probably owes its success, at this time,
To the earnest advocacy and active
support Of the Prince Of Wales.
II seems strange enough to Amcri-
cans that there should ever have been
IN any country question Of the pro.
priety Of this kind of marriages. TX.
pcricncc- here has shown that such
unions are omincn'ly conducive to the
purity Of home lite. The person of
all persons be-t fitted to take the place
of a mother to mothcrlcss children is.
a. rule, the sister Of the mother they
have lost. Among the happie-i and
purc.t homes in this country are not
Jew in which dead wife. sister fills
the place Of wife aud mother. The
sweet and tender affection existing be-.
tween sisters gives mothcrlcss child
a firm hold on the love Of the mother
sister. To urge that there j. impro.
prictv in such marriages on the score
Of relationship j. absurd. for there l.
no natural relationship.
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Itching pnes-svmptone 10 Cnro

Itching Piles Symptoms and Cure.
The symptoms are moisture. like per.
spira'ion, intense itching, increased by
scratching. very distressing, particular.
~ at night. seems ~ II pin worms were
crawling in and about the rcctum; the
private parts are sometimes affected,
II allowed 10 continue very serious re
suits follow. "SWANNE'SOlNTMENT'
Is g pleasant, sure cure Also for letter.
Itch. Salt Rhcum. Scald Head. Erysipe.
las. BARRIERS Itch, Bloibches, all scaly,
crusiy skin Diseases Sent by mail for
80 cents; 2 boxes Sl2j. in stampsl
Address. DR.. SWAYNE & son. Phila.
delphis. Pa. Sold by Druggists. 5.Sly
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Mem Advertisements.
nR. FRAzIER's ROOT BrrrERs.

FrAzl.f's Elgt Hittsrs srr not T. 1fau-shpp vhisk
hsyrragr but are strictly medicinal 10 eFsfy HsfsH
Thay Hri strongly upon 'h7 liver ata Hdnrys, E""p
in loAss rpsf and regular, make the weak strong,
heal fAr luugs, t4I Bp thr nerves aud f.saLsf tho
blood aGd zystsIn - eFsfy ifHpuUfg.
Pr BIglIqszs iHsH - Eaal o. tie Head. tending %
IHarlrry Dyspspsls, Terrr aud yua bfaIey. TImIIs
aud Blyirhrs. r.FafulnuF UUH.ufs and E1Tss. 1EtfT
Ring Worm. White FHsilIug. TpapslHst -urs Egrs
aEI fsT young men suf~rInE from HeaErsss ~
BsIiy eaussd ff-fa Impfa1'Hr'. and g. tetHa..s iH
delicate health, Tfalieft Erst Ettru.fs ssIsr.alJ
fHrgrlruru1e4.
Efufr far Uys}rFsla. b4ylHrss NsaEiets end Elfasy
b.srass, aud tHs1 43 H." more g4 fan tt.r srigfs
ard sIi ls unlHa.na rFrf HssI from fhe fret aut'
gan o. usnt. aH. aEa H.r .f Isfferf h.aEfb ar8
brI 90 as raar a1. ras.sT gaaf asalaIl" sUs
n tue gTeafeti ~ t.ss-IfE,.
HKr VI HAETtE. Cl.f.4-S .
Fold by all drury.sia sF,fguLsfs ai 81 ger bri.l"
HENRY d, Co., Sole Pfop's.
HilE o.. Hrsrg r.. H,a l.fk
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Suicide in q Mine.


I h-HAAlAN 4tA - At'4''
The Pr5,ntmyp, or Wain Ls,in5 r.
Nrgr-h
4 most mysterious death and
most curious prc-cntimcut of woman
came TO light near Reading late Tue
day evening. The dead body of
man was drawn from the bottom Of
deep abandoned mine hole with a stone
weighing about twenty pounds hang.
ing to his neck. The man wa about
iorty.Gvc years old aud his name was
Augustus llcchIcr, Il farmer. About
three weeks ago bee suddenly di-ap.
pcarcd from his home about o'clock
in the morning. Ills wife say. -hc
WAS in bed about half an hour before
that time and fell asleep, and when
she awokc her husband had di-ap.
pcarcd. 1t will be remembered that a
bottle wa- found the next DAY near
the river indicating that some one had
committed suicide by jumping into the
canal. \ day later il wa- learned
that IIychlcr had been seen iu the
nrishoorho"d OF Lebanon. lhi- was
communicated TO his wife, but She
'mlei to believe such report. aud
stated that frequently an iuia-crhab.e
feeling Of fear came to her aud some
thing seemed o. tell her that her hu-.
bands body wa- at the bottom Of
uoishboriug ore mine. Finally She
made "a rcguc-t that the old ir-or,ci
mine be- searched \ number Of the
ucighboriug farmers concluded yc-,rr-
day To make the search and 10 their
horror they found the dead body II
her husband The mine was about
-ixtv feet deep and contained fifteen
feet Of water. 4 stone weighing about
twenty pounds wa securely fastened
20 biz neck. 4 coroner Jury render
ed verdict of suicide.
l'',hS ] ''ah-'i'-' .a+'d on 'h' I''i
CELSIUS, 'H'" '"a' J" 'I''"AAN',' "h'T'
mere is moro Deer maze ana aTauh
'nan IN any "'h'T cry "' 'GNa' .']' I'D
'"e H','.' state. th'T' are twice a'
many suicides a. 10 any oihG,r C''y oi
,'A' P.pu'A''"h. ms iact I'aH. 10"
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FIRE.
LIFE.
TRAyELrRs LrrE * Accrp...llarlfgrd
and others

The commission branch OF my business
Is receiving special attention Properties
sold 10 good advantage, as have facili-
ties for disposing Of houses, lands, etc, on
short notice and favorable terms
2l.Gm BOND VALENTINE.
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BOND VALENTINE,

GENERAL ISs. and COMMISSION Agt.
Bellefonic, Pa.
Ofacr In Bash Arcade znd Hear
The following companies represented {:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-09-12
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions of
a mortgage, executed by Nathan Z. Markham'
mortgsEor to Carrie eosh Ron9'd ,, mor.gagSesS
in the office of Register OF Deeds. in and for
Mower county, state of Minnesota, on the l4th
day of May, A. D. 1880, at 8 O'clock p. M, in
Book of mortgages, on page 10y;
Tee ie sea
Minnesota, and described as follows, to-wlt:
West one-half of the northeast quarter, of
section sixteen, ia township one hundred ana
three. OF range fifteen.
There is claimed to be due. and is due. on
said MORTGAGE at the date of this notice, the
sum of four hundred and i've dollars, and no
sction or proceeding at low has been institute
And whereas, said Carrie Konold has paid
the taxes assessed upon the premises de-
scribed in said mortgage for the years 1850,
1881 and 1882, which, with interest, penalty.
and to the as sum
tional lien on said premises. Now, therefore,
notice is hereby given, that by virtue of .
power of sale contained In said mortgage,
which has become operative by reason OF the
in such case made and provided. said mort
gage will be toreclosed BY sale of the mort
gagged premises above described,
At public vendue, by the sheriff OF SAID
fhs
the fifteenth day of September. A. D. 1883, at
10 o'clock q. M, to satisfy the amount that
shall then be due on said mortgage DEBT, IN.
Guiding the taxes aforesaid, tdRe.ner Mitn tne
raue. to be paid as an attorney fee In case OF
3 .fnreo!osure thereof, which Is ciaiWed as 8
part Of tho debs secured by said mortgage
besides the costs and expenses allowed by law
Dated Jug "a iii KoNo1p, Mortsasee.
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