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The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

An Old Citizen Mr.. Isaiah Watkins, Of
Long Green, this county. l. 9S years of age but is
as active many men q quarter Of century
younger. His second cyesight having returned,
he has thrown aside his spectacles and can read
the newspapers with great satisfaction. This old
veteran takes = deep interest In the Maryia
Central which runs near his farm.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Receivers Appointod.--In the suit Of Y. s.
Ely. Of New York, sgainst James D. LaEear. Of
Baltimore. trading as J. u. Lasear 4 Co., coffee
roasters, Judge Duffy In the Baltimore City Cir
ealt Court has signed decree appointing BENZ.
KuytE and Harry 4. Mann receivers, TO take
charge Of the property, &c.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

List OF Letters remaining In the TowsontoWn
postotee for the week ending Jan. 9th, 1883, will
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office, Feb. I'D. 1885, IL
not called for; Mr.. Allen Clark, Edward Harris,
Miss J. Lee, W. II. Moore.
SARAH FEAST. l.. NJ
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Hereford Circuit NJ. e. Chuych.-Thc
fourth quarterly meeting Of Hereford Circuit con.
ycncd on the 9TH and eth insts., In Monkton M.
T.. church. On Saturday an earnest appeal was
made by Rev. Il. ". Black, p. E.. TO those present
for true Christian life 80 a. 10 reflect honor "a
the cause of Christ. After the sermon those
present partook Of n bountful lunch prepared by
the ladies. In the afternoon several matters oi
interest were considered-the condition Of the
classes and Sunday schools--respeeting deeds oi
churches and different benevolent objects, and
money collected for the same. Activity was urged
in the temperance cause and the following com
mittee appointed; Messrs. 4. Parsons, Joshua l..
Benson. \. Il. Miles. Thos. Gorsuch and Mrs.
Thos. Pearce and Miss Emma Stewart. Mr. Thos.
Gorsuch was elected trustee Of Jessop's church.
A good financial report Of the stewards was made,
and whilst all money for ministerial support has
not been raised yet there j. encoura ging pros.
poet Of is being done before conference.
Rev. Watson Case in his report stated that his
three years Of ministry were those Of much In.
terest and pleasure--of social and spiritual bene.
81. Rev. Mr.. Case Is Recognized as faithful pas
tor and preacher whose sermons are full Of m
terest and information, and his many friends re.
gret the expiration Of his term and wish him a
good appointment. Rev. J. n. Davis. u. d.. has
about served hs first year aud IL IL expected will
be returned. Rev. Mr.. Black manifesis much in.
terest and capability rs presiding elder and has
the cooperation of his brethren here.
The next quarterly meeting will be held a, clyn.
mAlara.
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pni,lic Inafnllnfin

Public installation officers Of Locust
Grove Grange. r. Of H.. will he publicly installed
Wednesday. January 18th. ISs3. at . o'clock =.
NJ. at Diegcls Hall, miles on Philadelphia road.
The public and those interested In the Grange arc
respectfully invited to attend. as there will be
present several prominent speakers who will ex.
plain the objects and benefits of the Orange.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Tho Late Herman II. Graue's will.-The
will of the late Herman II. Grau was admitted TO
probate in the Orphans Court of Baltimore county
on Tuesday. lie names his widow, his son.in law
Louis Muller. and his son. John George Graue, his
executors. The widow Tcnouncci, and letters
were granted 10 the other executors. They gave
bond in the SUN Of $500 600. with Charles Morton
Stewart. James y. Tate and August voseler as
sureties. This represents n personal estate Of
$iO0,000. The tes,ator gives his entire estate 60
his wife during her liie and authorizes her 10 pay
10 each Of the children Slj 900 upon Their arriving
at age. lie requests his wife 20 consult with his
friends, c. Morton Stewart and Fielder e. Sling
luf, In her mana agement Of the estate. and 10 be
guided by their judgment. lie leaves seven
children. Tho real estate Is valued at siOO, 900.
which makes the total estate Sj00. 600. The sum
Of $500 each l. bcqueathed by tho tcstator TO the
Aged Men and Aged womcns Home. at Franklin
Square. Baltimore. The wilt l. dated July %, A.
d. isso. aud witnessed by John T.. Poe, =. G.
SlinslaG and Thomas Hamburger. by u eodicii
witnessed by II. G. Tieck. Charles c. Johnson and
y. C. Slingluf, the testator provides that his in.
interest shall remain IN the arm Of William vii.
kins Co. for one year. II his partners wish H.
After the death of his wife the estate u TO he III.
videl equally among his seven children. Col. o.
7. Maegill and Mr.. Gustate Sigmund were ap-
pointed by the Court appraisers Of the estate.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Death OF Well Known Hackman.-Mr.
Martin Ward, who with his cousin. Michael. con.
ducted the livery stable on Calvert street, Balti.
more, died few days ago. The interment was
made at 81. Mary's church, Govanstown. Mr..
Ward was well known In this county.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Death OF George wisner.-Georse v

Dontn OF george Wiener.-ueorge Wtsner.
for many years manager ofthc Ashland Companys
farm. in Green Spring Valley. died at his home.
near Dover, this county. on Thursday of last
week. in the Goth year Of his age. Mr.. Wisser
had been in delicate health for many years. his
disease being consumption. llo va. q hard
working and honest man. and his devotion 10
whatever he undertook was of much earnestness
and real. not stopping for anything, all tended
TO hasten his death. His remains were inferred
at Stone Chapel. near Pikesvile. on Saturday last.
lie leaves n wife and two sons.
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oncers OF Baltimore County Oranges.

--Mantua. No. I69-M., chas. w.. ssmmcs; o.,
Geo. Chileoat L.. Dr. Jas. J. Given ST.. VIM.
l.. Griffith As. 81, c. 7. Gent Ch.. Aquila Chill
coat Tr., Emma Given Sec, o. W. Gent; q.
H., VIM. T.. woolston; Ceres, Mrs. Charles ".
Semmes r.. Minnie Scott y. Mrs. William T..
woolston l.. A. C.. Mary Griffith. The public
installation Of officers will take place at the hall,
to-day. Saturday. Jan. l3th.l at 2 o'clock +. NJ,
TO which the public Is cordially invited.
Centennial, No. l6I-M., q. II. Merryman; o.,
s. NJ. Anderson; lee. Edward Rider ST., Arthur
ShankIin; Ast. 81, Oliver Price Ch., Rev. Joshua
Cain IT,, Mrs. u. Jenifer; Sec.. J. NJ. Matthews:
q. H.. Sam1 Moofes C., Mrs. ". Stevenson; ; r.,
Miss Susie Talbot: r.. Miss Ray Rider; l.. A.
s., Miss Sophy Talbot. The presentation of this
Grange took place on the 9Th Instant.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.

MerehaRt TaiioriRy.-Messrs. =. W. Ellinghaus
Co. Of l22 W. fayette street. Sd door wOsi Of
Park, Baltimore, arc turning out some very nice
clothing from their popular establishment This
firm have been running an advertisement In THE
USioS for long time, and are now enjoying quite
a large trade from Baltimore comfy customers.
Mr.. Ellinghaus Is well.known to many Of the cit
izens Of Towsoniown. having been here several
times on business. The firm give their personal
attention 10 every garment turned cut by them.
An Invitation Il extended TO the citizens Of the
county TO give them \ call.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
smallpox mt Roclxdale Paper MI

Smallpox at Rockdalo Paper Mills
Owing to the fact Of smallpox having broken out
at Rockdalc Paper Mills. this county, and Of caus.
ing the death Of one young lady, Miss Julia Kahn.
Mr.. George NJ. fultz, the superintendent. has had
all the operatives vacclnated, himself also,
although he had the diease badly nj one time.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

HALLocG's NEw SrEb SroRE.-Thc new Agri
cultural Implement and Seed House Of y. u. Hal.
lock Is located at 81 y. Green street. second door
north Of Lexington Market. Baltimore. Roland
Chilled Piows. the Young America Corn and Cob
Mill. Corn Shelters, Hay and Fodder Cutters and
Agricultural Implements Of all kinds. Agent for
the Champion Grain Drill. Goes Original Am.
nominated Bone Phosphate.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

To,r.onio.eH w. e. .ChWrcL.-Preaching Sunday.
Al II a IN. and at T.3o p. m, by the pastor, Rev.
r. u. Clcmm. Prayer and praise meeting on
Wednesday evenings. and class meetings on Fri
LAY evenings, at $50 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Illness OF q Juryman.-Mr. v. y. IIaight,
Of Harrisonyillc. amember ofthe present jury, has
been suffering with diphiheria recently.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
nea,h o,ar AoodIaa,

Death OF an Aged Lady.-At the residence
Of her brother llarrisonville this county, on
December 1T. Miss Rurith Gladman, aged about
20 years. She was a much respected lady.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Hartford county has about 400 canning firms.
which use 10000 boxes Of tin per annum and
employ more than 10000 persons during the
season. Over i.0Oo.00O threc.pound cans of To-
matoes and 100000 cans Of corn were packed in
the county last year. AZ l0-lOO ccnts per box
the tin used paid duty 20 the Government Of
$ii3,0O0. The above exhibit shows the wonder
ful growth of this industry In Hartford couny be.
ing but few years at most since il was first
started.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Four Brothers In tho pries.hood.-.R,

Four Brothers In tho Priesthood.--Rer
Father J. y. iianselmaa, of Woodstock College,
Howard county. has three brothers in the priest.
hood. and the four brothers assisted at the cele-
braton Of n solemn High Mass at the Church Of
the Holy Family, at brooklyn, y. V. on Christ.
mas morning, II being the first High Mass ccic
brated by one Of the brothers. who has been bu,
recently ordained. The Rev. George VI. Iausel-
man was the celebrant, Rev. James J. liausclman
delivering the sermon. Revs. John ". Hausel.
man aud Jos. y. lIauselman acting as Deacon and
Sub Deacon, and the Rev. Michael Wagner. q
cousin, acting a. master Of ceremonies.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

N. Joha'. =. Z. Church, KiaysriNs.-seryices
every alternate Sunday morning. ai u o'clock.
by Rev. 4. J. Barrow, rector.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Election of Railroad ofiicers.--At meet.
Ing Of the directors Of Philadelphia, Wilmington
a baltimore Haiiroai, recently held .; Whining
ton, Isaac Ifinekley was made president, Frank
Thompson, vlee.presideni, and Robert Craven,
secretary and treasurer.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

:. CLrAyELASn, of the firm Of +. Il. Cleavc.
land, III Gay 81. having sold out. would be pleas
ell TO his old friends anl customers at the store
81 VI. Licblich { Co. liS Lexington street. ncar
Howard. where he will be able TO show them a
large and choice selection Of goods, and offer best
inducements.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Appointment OF watchman ut the jail.
The County Commissioners have appointed Mr..
Johnsey Myers. Of tho 5th district, watehnan a,
the Jail, vice Abraham Cole Of Lewis.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Little Known Facts Abou. Well Known


Animals John q. Morris. Of LutherviIlt
this county, delivered the fret Of series Of lee
turcs a, First English Lutheran church. Baltimore.
on Friday night Of last week, under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid Society. The subjec, was
Little Known Facts About Well. known Ami.
mails" beginning with the oyster. the lecturer
taid the fac; that our oyster and that Of Great
Britain are different species was unknown until
discovered six months ago by DR.. ". X. Brooks.
Of the Johns Hopkins University. The Chesa.
peakc bay oysters male and female. while the
English are hermaphrodiies. The milk of the
oyster Is crowded With ininitcssimal cggs, and IL
one half Of them camc TO perfection the Chesa-
pcakc bay would not hold them. The mo squito l.
an animal that gets moro curses than blessings
The eggs are laid on the surface of water and dc.
yelop into little wriegling animals which swim up
and down In the water. breathing at the surface
through minute bristlc like apparatus. In
few days the cocoon bursts on the back. the wing.
are dried by the sun and he fie. away 10 seek
whom he may bleed. II IL the female only who
makes the noise and does the bleeding. Domes-
tic Gies lie torpid during the winter but millions
die after having fulfilled the object OF their crea
tion. but what the object was DR.. Morris confessed
he did not know. Tho eggs are deposited upon
any dccomposing matter. The cocoons are pro.
vidod with little door, which opens nj the proper
time and the iiy steps out. Grabs are hatched in
an unrecognizabiy grotesquc form. and are grad
Gally developed into the wei-known shape. The
young crab was formerly regarded rs 4 distinct
animal.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

From Un!onviiie, iith District. Our coun.
try has begun TO show encouraging improvement.
The cnlivehiu: whistle of the iron horse gives 10
|, an almost indescrbable animation. The people
have commenced new industries and others are in
contemplation. But the patrons have been
greatly inconvcnicnced by the recent change in
the schedule. Dispensing with the early morn.
ing train has caused no little dissatisfaction
among those pcrsons who want TO 90 TO the city
early. They now obliged TO go later in the
morning and hurry through in order 10 meet the
last train running out here I.30l. Shippers Of
milk and many other patrons have been greatly
displcascl at the very injudicious change. II Is
hoped that the train may be put on again. greatly
obiiging community which has stood by the road
In It's infancy and Who are always willing TO en-
deavor 10 promote its progress.
The Baltimore Mineral Mining Company has
commenced mining iron on the property of the
late DIR. Burton. They have several hundred tons
Of ore now ready for shipment. II will be con.
veycd 90 Baltimore via the VI. c. X. X.
A new road il 20 be opened from Mobiles store.
north Of this place. through the property Of Mr.
:. y. HYDE. 60 the station at his place. which will
greatly facilitate the residents of Dulany's Valley
reaching the railroad.
Prof. J. u. Oliver. formerly member Of 81. Paui's
Cathedral Choir. London. now resident of BAl,i
more. proposes visiting this neishborhood for the
purpose of giving vocal and instrumental instruc-
tion in music. lie l. thoroughly accomplished
musician and any person desiring instruction in
this beautiful art will now have n good opportu
nifty TO receive IL. tNo.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

Il. WILLIS. druggist. Towson,own. has secured
the agency for Pulmoua. the creates, known rem
ely for Cough. Colds. Throat and Lungs. Free
from norphia. fair trial will convince any one of
it, efficacy. Il i. highly endorsed. Price 80 cents.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

baltimore CireHh ". y. ChHreL-Rcv. II. T.
Smith. Pastor. Res. J. NJ. Gin, Assistant Preach
ing at EPSON. Towsontown. at II A. NJ, and at
Warren. at T.. ". Protraetcd meeting com
mences at night and will continue every evening
during the week.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

An Afflicted Family.-Thc family of Mrs
Susannah o. Chapman. living at lIarrisonville.
I'd district. has lately been greatly afflicted and
they have the sympathies of large circle Of
friend. in their irrcparablc loss. On the 9th Of
December Miss Marion Bruce. in the 18th year Of
her age died Typhoid fever. She contracted the
disease. l; is supposed. by nursing her cousin.
taken sick and died a. stated Another laug ghter.
Mise Belle Everett, in the 23i year of her age.
took the disease from nursing her sister. and died
on the Sth inst. The latter was teacher in the
public schools of the county and was at one time
an assistant in the Towsontown high school
They were very highly esteemed oung ladies. and
were cousins Of Mr.. J. Dixon 0Dell. Of this place.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Hartford National Rank

hartord National bnnk.-The following
gentlemen have been re elected directors Of the
Hartford National Bank Of Bclair. via. l. H.
Webster. Jas. Lee. J. 7. e. Hopkins. VIM. Wool.
sey. Stevenson A. Williams. John q. Rouse, Allen
Hoffman. Corbin Grafton and John Moores. Col.
Edwin II. Webster was reelected president. I,
Is understood that the bank does n very safe bust
ness. Il getting along very nicely. and l. Of inca-
eulabie advantage to the people OF Hartford offer.
ing them facilities right at home for ,ransacting z
their business.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Attempted Robberv and Assaul..

Attempted Robbery and Assault
young colored man from Baltimore. calling him.
self George Tompkins. has been committed TO Jail.
charged with entering the saloon Of Pat lIarty, on
the Hartford road. near the city, on Tuesday. and
helping himself out Of the proceeds Of the cash
box. besides doing many other things Of familiar
nature. and on being discovered by tho propric.
tore wife, attempted aggravated assault on her
In attempting to leavethe premises he arrested
by Herman Goldsmith and Henry Yaeger. passing
at the time. County policeman fossett kindly
tapk him under his fostering care and safely
landed him in waverly police station. Justice
Gallagher attention having been called 20 his
case, and believing him to be deserving Of great
care and security, had him safely landed 10 "foTi
Tracey. for the action OF the grand jury.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

HAsp-MAbE SHoEs.-Alfrcd Phipps. on Della.
ware avenue. in rear Of Ady's hotel. TowsontoWn
make to measure all kinis e lady. and gent,
shoes and boots. Correct styles and hi guaran.
;eel. Repairing promptly done.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

wALErn Boors.-lf you want Walker Boots
call on James Phipps. boo, and shoe dealer, mex,
door 60 Pos,oiiicc. Towsontown.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
Whore Senator Williams and His Son

Sudden Death.-Stcphcn Rgdon. a young
nan nbou; - year Of age. died very suddenly at
the store Of Mcssrs. Roc & Tucker, Forest Hill,
Harforl county. on Monday oflast week. lie was
seated in u chair talking 90 Mr.. Roe, when he sud.
denly fell over. and without u,,ering word died
in few minutes. lie had no, been sick nor did
be show any signs Of illness up to the time he fell
out Of the chair. His father /. Mr.. Benjamin
Riglon. Young Rigion had spent Christmas
week with the family Of Mr.. Nathan Carter. near
Forest Hill. On 'hc day of his death. on his way
TO Forest Ilill with friends be complained of
feeling hot. bu; showed no signs of illness. A
carcful post m )rtcm made by Drs. Lee and
Wyscng, At the suggestion of States Attorney
Mnynadier. and they gave IL as their opinion that
death had occurred from valvular disease Of the
heart.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Religious Notices.

Trinity r.. T.. Church, To,ssoHto'rR.--Prcaehing z
Sunday by tho rector, Rcv. W. II. II. Powers. at
II \. IN. and y p. m. Also Wednesday night SER
vices Rt y o'clock.
There will be preaching at Lutherville, by Rev.
". II. II. Powers, In the Public Hall, every sun
day afternoon, at 81 o'clock.
The Baltimore County union., 1883-01-13

-Mf. George +. Duekcr and family. Of Reis
tUrstown, are spending the winter in the city.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22
NOTICE or MORTGAGE MALE BY AID
I'E.kIISEMENX

NOTICE or MORTGAGE MALE BY AID
TEK1ISEMEN1.
WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
w conditions OF Il certain mortgage executed
ana dcNc!Cu by
f. T. Bryuen and Helen A. Dryden, his wife,
Mults;agoIs, 10 80 ,liua l. Maxwell, Mortgage.
,teu li.c lvlu day Oh September, A. ID. 1877, and
recorded in tie os6ce Oi the Register of Deeds Of
the coiinty III Noblcs i'll the Sa,e of Minnesota,
on me 1vtn day OF Srptemher A. D. 1877, at s
$50 on which there is claimed to he due and is
due at the date Of this notice the amount Of Six
Handled and Forty-Seven (Sj47.vV) Dollars.
principal aud interest,
ted at law Or in equity to rccove; the debt secur-
Ell by said NOR gage or any part thereof.
Now. notice is hereby given. that by virtue of
power ui sale contained i'll said mortgage. and
OF the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be forecltseu by sale of the
moItgagcu premises therein described. ut pub
lie auction for cash, by the sheriff ri said county,
at the front door OF the Court House iii the VII.
lage OF WorthiEStOn in the county of Mobiles and
Ssate vi Minnesota, on
Saturday. the oath day Of Feb, nary.
\. d. 1899, III 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to sat
i,iy the amount which shall then be due on said
mortgage, with the interest thereon, and costs
and EXPENSES OF SAFE, and Twenty-Five Dollars
attorneys lee, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case OF foreclosure.
Tie preIni.es described in said mortgage and
so 10 be Sold are Tie lot, piece or parcel III land
situated in the county OF Mobiles and State Uf
Minnesota, and known ald described rs follows,
tO-wit:
The northeast quarter % Of section No. Eight
north, OF Range No Forty (inl:
,J05HUA I. MAXWELL. Mortgage.
Dated January Sii, 1883
list pub. January II. 1885,
Last pub. Feb. %, 1883.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22
MoRTgAoE FORECLOSURE go,

V11HEKl,AS. .lefan,, :. NE AAL
w = ,i,li,ll us 81 = ce No. neeM made In the
gave executed AMI ,seiiv.raa Ge Is. Of mort
AMI Mary A. toll, his wife Y James L Col
Thomas s. clover MIR ". sEakoIs, 20
dated the >. III day Of July a. ~ s Iss.
corded "a, the office Of The Iseuistsr aHu e.
il, and for the county 0f Mobiles i'm tho =, Deels
IT ,,cfo.k n m, Il, Book III Of MHrt.,a -. 1919
mce sg. ON witch there Is claimed fa Ss d on
Id is dine ut the date III this no Ice The aMnne
III SixtV Thre, Dlllnrs (SjtO y. rs in erest m'.
the. ,,ri,cin:,l sum III Three HUI, drpd AID Esrt
Dulia. ) Mn, tJ) therein vet Ia become due and
als,, tie further sum az Eight aid .U-.O Il ..He1
Ilnlla, s aS taxps ~, i'll by s id Mortgagee nnnn
the IL nd IN said age desc riled on Jannn
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-22


nEfAULy has been made in the conditions Of
IL il GER ain NJ r. gage executed and delivered
by The. esa Gothe!f and Louis Got helf her
gagee, Gascu tie til day Of July, A. b. i:h
teen hun lred aud seventy nine, and recorded
in the office o, the Register of De- DIS Of The co.,m.
IN day Of July. a b. 1879, at "cloc1 p m. In in
book .'B" Of Mortgages. ON page 5t2, on w.,icll
there is claimed he duy and is due. y, the da;e
stu Dollars - IS 1) As teresi UPON lie p, Incl.
pal sum OF = 40 therein. yet t" hec"nr due; ami
whereas. SAID Mnrtgagre, IN J!tuary. y, 1883,
sum of Nine , 100 Dollars to redeem the land in
sale, mort gage desc ibe. from YAK sale thereof
~ de on tllo TIL day of September. iSs' for The
taxes Wed on said land for tn: year ISL. which
sum Of i F, e. Is also due oil sud mortgage, max.
ing IL total amount due on sid mortgage OF For
IT, Eight 81 l,o Dollars; :,
tuted ut law or III equity t. recover the debt Sc
cured by sai:, mortgage. or any par. thereof:
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue 81 the
20 Atr Of sale III sail mortgage con. aimed. 4 q
pursuant to the statute III such ease. made and
PROVIDED. the said NOR gage y il; he f"reci"S:.i
ny ,l' safe Of ,; "t:a.s pms;eS ," rel
der therefor. for cash by tht Sheriff. salt, NJ
hIes c;;unty 1T the IT. II: door Of tl- C"ur House
IN the vil',ge + "orth'':.;On in the county "i
Mobiles and State Of MineOS!a, "n
saturday, the 81 ;lay of March,
\. u. Is 3 at luocloc in the forenoon Il said ay
and Yet 10 become due on SAT- MOI gage, with
th in'e!eS thereon. ami costs and xpenS S"f
sale. and taxes y. i'll b. sail MDrtyagee ~ aiO e.
salt! Il, Il wcnty tv' d lars attorneys fees as
SlDult> Il Ia >;i;l NOR gage in VI fOreciOS.
Urt.
T,c premises described in said mortgage. and
so to be s"'l arc tie lot, Gee IN parcel Of Land
81 :,aieti iii the county oi Mobiles and State Of
Mi mcs.ta, and know.i aid Uesrcbed ~ follows.
t wit:
Til. west half % 9th. nnr.,iweS! luart"r(.;
of seen No. Thirty -Four ca IN Township no.
| one i!undie and \ lrec (,t3) Of range No.
Thirty, Mn (!j.
JA1i;i H. PICKETT, Mortgagee.
GRO w WILSON, .Atior cy Of MortgAgee.
- ted .}anua y -, iSs3.
| First r, IAN II, 1884,
Last pub March !, 1853;