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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

said they. Are you Miss Fergu-
son? Welcome-welcome to the
Adirondacks We are so glad that
you have Gomez
And in an instant their arms
we're twined around Lilian's neck.
At the end of a month Lillian
Fergerson felt completely and
thoroughly at home with her new
pupils.
They had ranged the woods, and
visited all the grottos and casca-
des; they had surrounded her with
an atmosphere of the sweetest af-
fection.
Mrs. Hartleigh, their aunt, was
equally kind ; and Alfred Hart
leigh, the interesting young uncle,
had already taken her into his con-
fdence as to the beautiful bride he
was going to bring home soon.
But it certainly was very strange
that she had never seen Adrian
Chessington himself, the father of
her lovely little pupils. Until one
pleasant morning, when just as she
had come out to receive Miss Eula-
lie Morton, who had driven over in
the Grove Rookery carriage to call
tall, handsome gentleman enter
tered the room, with Mrs. Hart
leigh on his arm.
The deaf-and-dumb gentleman!
Lillian involuntarily exclaimed.
Poor fellow, so it is,' said Miss
Morton, who advanced airily, shak-
ing out the light muslin founces Of
her dress. 'How he does haunt us,
to-be-sure.'
Ladies' said the deaf-anddumb
gentleman, you are mistaken |
can hear and speak, to-day, as well
as anybody. l should have spoken
to you a month ago in the stage
coach, if it had not been for the un-
fortunate circumstance of my hav-
ing Just been to the dentist and had
my lower jaw broken in the extrac-
tiOn of a double tooth. | perceive
that you were mistaking me for my
unfortunate friend Mr.. Denton, a
deat-mute, who lives near here; but
he had been detained until the next
day, and with my bandaged Jaw, it
was impossible for me to speak and
explain matters
Eulalie Morton's face glowed
scarlet. She literally knew what
to say. But Lillian Ferguson stood
calm and unmOved.
'Then,' she said, smiling, 'all our
sympathy was thrown away upon
you
He inclined his head.
Exactly he said. Il found the
next day, that it was necessary to
put myself under the care of an AL
bany surgeon, so that have been
a sort of exile for a few weeks. Par
on my being so late to welcome you
to Chessington Hall. Bnt the
welcome is none the less warm
because it is tardy.'
Eulalie Morton never came to
Chessington Hall again, nor could
she so much as think of her conver-
sation in the stage, that night,
without hot Indignation at her,
self.
'What a fool / was ?
Mr.. ChessingtOn, however, much
as he liked and admired Lillian Fer
guson, he never asked her to marry
him.
when I was widowed once it
was forever he said.
And Lillian never coveted the
prize of his heart; perhaps because
she was engaged to a rising young
clergyman, near Philadelphia.
IF only had Lily's opportuni-
ties,' said Miss Morton. But l
wrecked my chances when l spoke
out my mind so freely before the
deaf.and-dumb gentieman.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

Blaine is a statesman of twenty
years experience in national poll
tics and is one of the most intellec-
tual and brilliant men Of the day
Cleveland is not noted for extraor-
dinary ability and has no national
reputation whatever.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
Don't Give Tp Yet.

1t doesn't follow that q patient will die
because the doctors have "giyen him up,
or that he willrecover because they promise
to pull him through IL is never to late
to try the great virtues of Parker's Tonic
Mr.. Michael Guilfoyle, Of Binghamton,
N. T., was cured OF Rheumatism BY il
after ten years of unspeakable suffering
Mr.. r. w. Mosher, druggist, Of same city
certifies that he has sold over thousand
BOTTLES of Parker's Tonic through its repu.
tation for this aud other cures.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

Great numbers of workingmen
all over the country who have
formerly voted the democratic
ticket have joined the Blaine and
Logan column. Cleveland takes
poorly with the laboring classes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

Whatever may be the condition
of the wool market, there is always
a profit in raising lambs for the
meat markets. An early half-bred
Cotswold or Leicester lamp of there
months old will often bring as much
in the market as three fieecs from
the mOthe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
NOTARIEs PUBLIC.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.

DAv1s D1sT.-Dr. G. A. Brown, Obed Funk and
Abraham Baker.
SrONEwALL.-J. II. Grabill, ". {. Snarr, Snow.
Whitaker
JoHxsroN.-R. L.Roberts Levi Il. Culers. Isaiah
Gem.
MADisoH.-samuel c. Campbell Jacob Lantz.
Jos. Conner.
AsHBY.-Jos Windle n. B. Painter, Lemu.l
Ryman.
LEE.-Christian Shirley, n. W Baker, Am os
Peters.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
Like a charm.

COLUMBIA, S. O., Feb. 10, 1881.
II. III. WARNER & Co.: Srs-l
have used your Safe Kidney and
Liver Cure in my practice as a
physician, au0 in every case | find
it worth liEe arm.
k.sv. B. F. PORTER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

Can you uspeak of a young lady as
being brow beaten when she has
her hair banged2
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
SHENANDOAH 6srHIo
Advertising Hafts.

Advertisements will be inserted At ONE Dollar
per square OF ten lines lsss for the hrst inser
ton, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Unless the number OF Insertions be marked up.
on the manuscript, It will be published until Tor
hidden, and charged accordingly.
Notices in the local column will be inserted at
ten cents per line, each insertion.
Adyertlsenis pts for three months or longer vii
be insert ed a. lower rates.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
Doftfral,
A Persian Romance.

A Persian Romance.
Hark! as the twilight pale
Tenderly glOws,
Hark how the nightengale
Wakes from repOse9
Only when sparkling high,
Stars fill the darkling sky,
Unto the nightingale
Listens the rose.
Here where the fOuntain-tide
Murmuring flows,
Airs from the mountain-side
Fan thy repOse.
Eyes of thine glistening,
l am thy nightingale,
Thou art my rose.
Sweeter the strain he weaves
Fainter it flows
Now, as her balmy leaves
Blushingly close.
Better than minstrelsy,
Lips that meet kissingly
Silence the nightengale-
Kiss Inc my rose.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

You cannot briug the best out OF
a man unless you believe the best
ia somewhere in him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29

Widows and widowers may be
said to be like broken furniture
ey need repairing.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-08-29
VOL. Ga.

COUNTY, DIRECTORY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
VISITING SIR KNIGHTS.
Eminent Masonic Officials in Town-Tht
Visit of Richmond Commandery, No. =

Eminent Masonic Officials tn Town-ThG
Visit of Richmond Commandery, No. =.
Yesterday morning about seventy-Gve
members of Richmond commandery, No. .,
Knights Templar, arrived at the Baltimore
and Potomac depot, and were escorted by
delegation of Washington cOmmandery, No l,
to the National hotel The Sir Knights were
accompanied by about twenty-five ladies,
The visitors are the guests of Washington
commaudery. The VirginianB are = fine
looking body of men, aud attracted much
attention during the parade yesterday. They
will be rendered banquet on the lawn at
Mount Vernon. Following is complete list
of the visiting Sir knights:
Most Eminent K. T. Withers, grand master OF
Templars OF the United States
Right Eminent John L. Roper, grand COM
Very Eminent +. A. Reed, deputy commander
OF Virginia
Very Eminent J. l., Beck, grand senior warden
Tho officers and members of Richmond
eommandery, No. =, who are hero are
E. Sir J, Thompson Brown commander Z, Sir
James H. CapeIs captain general Ii r. ST A,aed
junior warden Il, sir Robert +. Macomer, treHs-
nrer; L. Sir =. MEG. Fisher, recorder; =, Sir
J.. Peiouze warder; E. Sir Ellis {, stacy, third
guard; T. Sir, william J. Gentry second
guard E. Sir John cai,,L IL bcGGSSn' do' IT,, tr3'
Sir Knights Jonp Adam, james II, Allen, Aug
Arsell, jf, ]. c. BatchClor W, J, BiniVrd, s. II.
bowman, /. d. Briggs, Charles, Campbell, = s..
Garter, Adophus Gary, John w. Gil, William
Fills Jones, Shirley King, William KTausc, G. Il.
Redford H. E. RiChardsOn, W. T.. richardson,
John T. Rogers, John T. sizor, John !. Steven
son, e. G. TOmpkins, Harry Yruedell,
Maurice Clagett, 4, NJ. Cullingwortu, j. t. Dick.
oTsop John II. DiCkcrsOu, John $. DodsOn, Will
lam T. Lee, A, q. Maynard, j. $. Moore, H. T.,
Moss William A. Moss. Jones Allen Otey, IL, i
owen, j. X. Parker, H. j.. Phillips a. j. Vaughan,
Il. 4. Wallace Joseph b. W. WEIGH, George q.
Richardson, A. d. LpsCOmb, Nj. LotcFzl, 4, n,
LAWS, b. l.. lde, Is. Il, Lee, c. h. Lauterbaok, j. E.
WINSTON and W. X. d. GuscOyne,
ASCENSION DAY SERVICES
Yesterday was Ascension day, as known in
tbe feast services Of the church. Last even
ing Washington Commandory, d. e., No. /,
and Richmond Va, commandery No. 2,
headed by tho Marine band, proceeded to
tbe Protestant Episcopal church of the AS
cension. Row DR.. Elliot, rector After tho
ugual ritual services, Il sermon having special
rcfDrence 10 the Masonic order was delivered
by Chaplain Lindsay, Of tho house Of repre-
Bcutatiyes. - ~
Tho floral decorations, arranged by Mrs
Allison NailOr, Jjr, were profuse and elegant
Vbe cbaucel presented parterre OF fragrant
rnses. lilies, aud other eXOtics. Tho chair,
formerly used by tho late Bishop Pinkney'
when rector Of tho church, was draped Wlth
puyplo satin aud surmountod by crown Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

lilies. The exquisite tasto displayed in tho
floral decorations won many compliments a
special feature was the arch over tho chancol
surmountod by dove, the pendant triangle
from which boing adorned with twelve carna-
tion roses representing tho twelve apostles.
The ladies Of Richmond commandery were
driven from the National hotel TO the church
in carriages under q special escort of Sir
knights from Washington commandcry, con-
sisting of William q. Brock, John Keyworth,
Joseph Gawlor aud W. $. McNairy.
This afternoon at 4;30 o'clock Richmond
commandery, escorted by members of Wash
ington conmandory, will have an excursion
to Mount Vernon. Saturday morning they
leave for home
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
BASE BALL,<
The wavsrIys Redeem, themselves and
Defeat the stnrs-Csamos Elsewhere.

The waveriyB NCdccni eF'hen nnselVcs anu
Defeat the stars--Csmos Elsewhere.
Tho Wnyerly club redeemed itself to u dc.
greo Yesterday afternoon in match game
with tho Stars, of East Washington, at tho
Capitol park. They did somo expert field
ing and considerable heavy batting. Much
enthusiasm was manifested by tho audience.
Tho score was as follows:
wave1iy...""...". 10 x-2i
sta1I.............. . o 3-l2
The North Capitol Base Ball club defeated
tho Washington Unions yesterday by score
of II 10 :.
At 81, Louis
Boston Union ...,": % o "a
Base hils-st Louis 10 Boston,. Errors-st.
Louis, b. Boston, T.
At Philadelphia
Athletic i,lsS,; ;:,....,..,".6 2S9S99 Is
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ o,ToI V
Athletic, 81 Allegheny, 9.
philadelphia. Q Q IS39 "a
rFHSiSfnGS Std pPoyiooncs g. Ns TI
Tors-Philadephia o. Providence,4
At New York
Boston E .,..,.'."9 9S9G G9Sl1 o. !
Base hit:-Boston, O. New York, 10. Errors
ss.s PSisW;.6n:,Sn T.i,oSo,o5 Z. n.
roTs-Washington. 3; Metfopolitan,3 3.
At Cincinnati
CincinnS,i Gin CHINA uTion ia i'..' 0 30
Base hits-Keystone, IS; Cincinnati, 10. Errors
Keystone Z: Cincinnati, T.
At Chicago
iSaiitHso Baltimore Stii.' Tnion..... A G
Base hits-Clicugo, To- Baltimore, G. Errors
Chicago, ~ Baltimore, S.
.
AilfTtown AatiTs.n.:::.....o :..,,.{o o
Base hits Active s; Allentown II. Errors
| Active, S: Allentown, ..
At Harrisburg
Base Ris--uarrisburg, i2; Wilmington, 10. Er.
| rors-Harrisburg. 0; Wilmington, l3.
| At Baltimore
Baltimore. e.....".... % 1890 K 8
Base hitS--Bsltimore 8; Brooklyn, o, Errors
Baltimore, Z; Brooklyn, B.
At Columbus
colpm5us......... 5 o o o &c
Base. his-columbus, 4 st. Louis, g. Errors
Columbus .; st. Louis, 4.
At indianapolis
E9aisRHiRISll'.,S hoa.ViiIs,...S o 2-is
Base hiis-iniianapols. 6; Louisville, Q. Err:
rors-Indianapolis, o. Louisville, G.
| At Toledo-The game Of base ball which was
to have been played here to-day between the
Cincinnati club and tho home nine was post
| ponod on account of rain.
At Buffalo, N Y
| Buffalo. 0 8 o o x
| Detroit ............... . 0 0 / p
Base hits-Buthlo, 7; Detroit s. Errors
| Buffalo, s; Detroit, A.
| At Newark
Domestic ......O Q 8 o l. S
| Trenton ........O o 0 0 0 2 0 o.
| Domestic, o; Trenton g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Police Sergt Brosnan, who has been in
charge of the market squad" was ordered
yesterday to report to tho seventh precinct
for duty,
A young white man, named Fred st. John
was landed in the hfth precinct station house
yesterday, among a lot Of hardened sinners,
for assaultiug Francis II, Trundle.
The excursionists who attended tho
Luthern unvoling on Wednesday went to
Mount Vernon on tho steamer COro0ran yOs-
torday and spont the day in inspecting the
mansion and tomb
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

steamer Corcoran yesterday. a mirror re-
Gently placed in tho Ohio room was taken out
by ordor Of the regents because 1t was OF
modern design. IL was replaced by an antqT
"lookiug.gass." IL is said that the bgatd
will re-establish the lunch room at <ount
Vernon, and prohibit the giving Of fIfe orders
for lunches by any of tho regents,/
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

There was an interesting wedding cere-
mony at Epiphany church yesterday after
noon. 1t was necessary to lead the bride,
Miss Alice Hill, to thealtar, She is perfectly
blind, and has been for several years. The
loss of sight did not effect her beauty aud
Yesterday, as sho stood at the chancel rail in
her bridal costume, it was remarked tnat she
was radiantly pretty Tho groom is Mr.. i. NJ
Eggleston, u well-known printer After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Eggleston received
their friends at the residence of tho brides
mother on Tenth street, between G and II
northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

A glove fight will take place in sarepta
hall, Alexandria, tomorrow evening, between
John II. Stevens, champion middle weight of
the district, and James White, champion
light weight of tho district for 800 II siio.
The announcement that tho "scrap" will
"be fought to finish" is significant. A
large number Of sports from Washington
will witness the matGh.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

A dead white infant protruding from the
mouth of sewer at tho corner of First street
and Virginia avenue southwest attracted the
attention of Mr.. Henry j. Russell yesterday
afternoon. He at once notified the police,
aud the body was removed to the first pre-.
cinct station house. 1t is supposed that the
child was killed by brutal parents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

Tho board of regents of tho old Washington
mansion at Mount Vernon have nearly all
assembled there, and tho annual session will
begin to-day. Mrs. Barnes, wife of tho lato
surgeon general of the army, who represents
tho district in the board, went down on tho
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Rufiy Credic and Eliza Conaway;
VIM. Leahy and Bridget L. Downoy; Jos, NJ &.
Eggleston and Mary A. Hill Randolph Jack
son and Alice Smith; Edward Williams and
Annie Griffin; VIM. Smith and Sarah L.
North, both of Georgetown, y. G.; John
Beck, jr., and Alice A. King
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

That we are our own manufacturers which in-
sures honest made clothing and low prices
Eiseman Bros, the most popular clothiers and
tailors, cor 7th and L.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

ATTENTION is called TO notice in another
column of a franchise for sale comforting a
monopoly in incandoSGent electric lighting.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

Now ON free exhibition at Hagerty's, 1909
Pennsylyan MIA avenue, a superb copy of Bou-
gueraus "Nymphs Bathing"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

PURE Virginia claret only 81 per gallon. John
II, Blagruder l4l7 New York avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

N ToNEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
NA approved Real Estate security at lowest rates
OF Interest," Charges moderate NO unnecessary
delay, -; V, M NNChl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
Educational.


TVoWEs BOOKKEEPING-THE SHORTESr
method IN the United Statesi months Of study
saved no text books open ail the years day ana ana
night sessions; with pCnmHnshlp, 80, 90 month;
yl2 for three m0nthB HowG'B Rapid Business Pom
mpnship alone, So terms higher after october l.
IIOWES BUSINESS SCHOOL, 6lI 9TH ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

At Newark.

Domestic .......O Q % o . o 0 l. S
Trenton ........O 0 0 > 0 0 0 O.
Base hits-Domestic, 10; Trenton, 10. Errors
Domestic, o; Trenton, 8.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

n JONEY no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN
II. u. CRlrrENDEN,
li22 New York aW
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
S3lonrp TO guan,

dsJn nO. no 5000 TO 10000 AND LARGER
~ w sums on real GAtate; lowest ratOs; Call
now, WILLIAM t. lIOLTZMAN, Attorney 1921
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23
9uoh anO Sub dlrinting,

The Largest Printing House In the City.
Printing Of Al Descriptions Promptly ENecutedln
the Best style and ut Lowest Rates
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-23

At Toledo--The game Of base ball which was
to have been played here to-day between the
Cincinnati club and tho home nine was post
ponod on account of rain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-01
Mortrane Sale

Default having heen made In tile payment oi
tile sum Of Fifteen tun ireti f,rty.ii: and thirty.
five ha drtdtl,. dollar. which Ii claimed " II
due aud un. aid ut tile date Of this nusce upOn a
certain mnrtgaye, duly executed and delivered
Louis H. Maxtitli and, Will T. Maxiieli ia rtns: .
" Maxteld l. Co.. bearing tlute tile thirteenth
day Of DECEMBER. a. ID. SSI, su,l duly recn dsd
In the Office of the register Of deeds In aud for
tine county of Pelnbina ard territory % Dakota.
on the l4th dar OF December A. ID. 1897. at one
DEL ok. NJ. In H'Nk No. 2.0f .irrtgsges, on
rage O9 and H. action or proceeiing at law or
otherwise having been Instituted 70 recover the
debt -sc,,re by said NJ rt.axe, or any ps Il there
Of: Now THEREFORE,. Notice is hereby given
that ty virtue Of pnwer, sule contained In said
mortgage and pursuant 10 the statute In such cns,
made anlp vided the said ye will be fore.
closed; All the premisestiesc lied in and covered
!, ain IN rtxage. viz Lot number seven } in
t slsck n ,n,,v five the town OF Fembiha n
territ ~ Il dakota, according I, the oa,cisi
plat Ut said twn on file aud OF record in tile
.ifice of the Register t!ee,ls r snid Iemi,iaa
County y I'LL the lie eslitAnents and nDp,,rteuu;
:es. vii! be. d 1T public auction to the hiyles,
bidder i"r cash. to pay said debt ami inte est and
taxes. tany. o, said pre,:i es and II t. dollar
attorney. fee ny stii ulatel in and by said nut.
:nge IN case & Il, eclnsrre. and disbur eineni,
allow FL ly Inv which sule will liz made iIy th.
mIi: of said Peml.ina county ut the front ,l,x,i
2, thec'Irti Use In .he town IF renbina in said
county terrft ~. u the til day., E February.
a. D.. l." ut Two O'clock. E. ~. Of safd dav snf,.
tecf Z, ed.nli tinn at any time within cue year
from day fsa- M D divided by law.
dated. December j! Il IS.
;"n'Is II. MAXtIELr aud MILL 7. M,xrfELp
artnerS ~ " .XFIEL" & 90. Mortgages.
MEGarimM ~ MCINTYRE. Att rre:t fol N ,rtcs.
zee !'triiinn. ". T. [. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-01
.II.traEc S.ln.


'+'an't i'sv;nS '..n aide in IT, payment
'nGf'6t u IL o.. ,wl.is!, 1. cla.inca i,
e Ivy. AT -" Hn;r II his noti n;mn a r.r'a;,,
f:tmi : nmi Ear: Fleming, lis wife, 1, ii. r..
Farc!ln. hnGri dals lie ';ti diy nt Drto q.
\. ~ Il. and Nu!y rec r!ed the office Ill,
;eg1 ter 'f l,.e's ~ md r the county Of PEN.
y a. und the Ter: ItOry If LAX tn. on the I'll sis,
fOct he a. u. 49, at - O'cl ok r. Y. in bO
so. of mortgages. on page 6. and no action o
prnceedi Ut law or Oiherwt hsvi * bier,
Instituted t. rec We the debt +ecureti BY said
nortgaYe. e any part thereof; Now the efo e
tice T. hereby gwen that by virtue { power
to the ,tatute ~ .mch case ma .e and roviief IN.
said mortgage will bef reel sed. AID tile EN-! e.
described In and covered BY said m rtxage, viz:
The uth.eHst qnaite~ "a Of section Eun ereG
one { } IN township r,Imbere Ore-hunGred and
ixty DC IN lrth 0i nnge fi'ty.o"e(I; we {, co /.
tini.ig lG' acres acc0rtli, & IL the IT, T. Cover.
me { survey thereof N Pembi county, a,f
Re rit0 Of Oak IL with the her. 1itame t. AM
apaurte a. ce- will he Sid ut public auction, u
the highest bidder cash. tn lAy sid debt am
intrre {. aud the take. ~ any. o. sal rremse
and twenty dollar alto ney's fee. AZ .tipulate i,
md BY said tnOrtSsEe in case Of foreclosu e. anf
will be made hy the Sheriff OF sait Pembi q
unity. ut the ffont Il or of thee u house III tn,
wn 0f Pembina. in said uuty and IL .rit ~, o
the 18th day Of March A. D. 1851 at =. Clock p "
fthat day. subject IN redemption at any tim.
within one year from the day Of sale, a. provide
BY law.
Dated jon. 60, A. n. 1924.
H. r. VAUGHN, n, rtgsgee
GA1YSEY & KNIEsHAw, Attninsyf. X.38
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-01

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. corSry OF PEABlNA.
Coy Kendall Br theirs Il Co.. plaintiff; l.ibnie
TIL Ml,son aud Willard I. Thompson, pa. the S
rs L. iii mi 10 IL & e :. defendants.
N'tice IL he.eby given, that by virtue of an
executiOnt me I'll ected aud delivered. and nrw
In my hands issued ont Of tn: clerks itce ri til.
thi q Judicial III trset urt. Ter itOry OF Dag ia,
In a'd Tor the C unity of Peinbi,a u;un u Jn.lg-
nent re...ieied III said e. ut In favor Coy KEN
dail B:OtleIs Is Co.. plaintiffs AMI a:alnt Libbi.
III n,psoil AMI Millurl r. Thompson. w, 'iucrs
doing business under the firm uane Of a.. rhOul.
.un d Co.. ] lave levied UPON tie i0liOwi z
described fenl estate OF sutd del.n liant tl-wii:
the northwest quarter offs uth-eust quarter md
east ihlf the s0uth-wes st quarter fsectiuu No.
%:ven AID the nCrti!.eaSt Ia ter If the north.
w.tt uuttsr OF .sCti II number eighteen u J Ii,
town hip !umter One-l:undred End sixty two
tth o. range ], .n,y-;wr,5 wrs. Il: Ts;., biu
= unty. DaAnta Terrific y. And tfut i slIul'. n
Moriay tile ?t day Ol March, \. J.. Is a, at the
y u Two o'clock i. ~ fsaii div; ut the front
doc Oi the e. mt hHl,se. III TIE town vt P, MI ina
J. snii e u. tyu d terrItnry, p Occe.l I sell ull
ths right title aad interest Of the above named
ihbie lholGpsOm and Willard r. Thorn, sUli, II,
nhd /, the above de cribrd rcpe:ty satisfy
iaid Judgment mud costs amount; Y Z, kix.hu,i
de-; aud inityIhes do!la Gati rlNty-rif Z cent.
I ';ethe: with all accIui,g e 81. II ale, and
lite e on the same ON the ii, day Of oct.
j. 3. at the rate Of i per cent. pe- u, mum. NJ
!.utlic auction the highest bidder + cash.
Dated, ienibiaa, Dax.. Jan ES!.
GnAs. J. DRowN,
GiFFSEY & kSErsHAw, Si,s rlt.. Psmbiua Co.
PialutIti'a Attorneys. 21,1