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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
A YOKECLOsURE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9. = The fret
mortgage bond holders OF the New
York, West Shore d Buffalo Railroad
company have adopted resolution
TINT the u nited States Trust company
with the foreclosure OF said mortgage
as speedily as possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
PROMINENT MINISTER DEAL.

ST. Louis, Mo-, Aug. G.-The Rev.
G. w. Wilson, "a prominent minister
here Of the Methodist church, South,
and well known in church circles
throughout the South, died last night,
aged IS wears.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
OBITUARY.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
Pilot POINT, Ten, Aug. CA little
granddaughter of Mrs. M. b. Sher-
wood, jamie Shifiiy, aged four years,
whose home Is in Clay county, died
here last evening of blood poison from
an liberated sore throat. The afflicted
parents will receive the heartfelt SYM
patty Of this community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
A BROKEN LIMB.

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GROVE, TEX, Aug. CD.
7. Mitchell started to Dallas,an when
seventeen miles from town had his
leg broken by the team running awsy.
He returned TO this place to have his
leg set.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
IRELANp.
rfAy SUMMERS rAlLrp.

FLAX spiNNERs FAILED.
BELFAST, Aug. G.--Miller \ Son,
flax spinners OF this city, failed. The
estimated liabilities are cli0,0o0, two
thirds OF which are secured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07

so MORE cnoLNRA.

No MORE cHoLERA.
RHoME, Aug. Cit Ia declared that
the sanitary condition of the country
is improved. No fresh cases Of cholera
have appeared at Pancoliere. One case
IL reported near Mountenotte of n pris-
oner from France
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
In her support Of Europe, and would
not permit the slightest injury to the
interests OF the national creditors OF
ENGLAND.
THE QUEENS CVLf.rcrs.

commons to-day PArnell spoke In on.
position to the grsut to the Queens
colleges In Ireland. These colleges.
he said, should be swept away and
their advantages conferred upon the
UNCONVENTIONAL colleges. The interest
OF education 10 sacrificed and money
squandered In order to all the queens
college with lll.trained students
i. +, O'Connos, home rule member
Tor Galway, spoke In support OF the
grant The grant was then carried,
100 to So.
THE GREW OF THE NIsERo.
LONDON, Aug. 0.-England and
Holland offer to raise the blocksde or
Tenom and give the rajsh lNO. uo0 r,,-
PEGS II he will release the crew of the
steamer Nisero, which was wrecked ON
his coast last autumn. Ii the raiah re.
fuses England and Holland will COM
binc 10 punish him.
ANaLo-AsIERicAN cApLr co.
LONDON, Aug. 6--The half, early
meeting of the Anglo.Am,rIcnu Cable
company was held to-day The r, port
showed n falling of In the receipts OF
Ella SIT compared with the first half OF
the year 1883, and the report proposed
the setting apart Of es5 900 for Il re-
newal fund and the declaration
OF second quarterly dividends OF IL
shilling o pence on the ordinary stock
aud 30 shillings Of preferred stock.
The chairman remarked that tho
company was about TO meet another
baneful competitor, hut tha,sthe nrop.
erty was In good order, and that the
decrease In the earnings was owing 10
the depression in trade. A motion
WAS made against sctting apnit r75. 900
for the renewal funds and was
lost 80 to II. The report was there.
fore adopted.
coM,,nNt,,r,ox ,,,,, o.,,
,. M
ra, H G,',,, .nns om,n nc, ,aSss, auv'ces
',"n, Nninu al".e ,ua. me Sn'nese au-
nori.'es nhVe stopped the courier ser
''oe ve.Wcvn roo Show anu the ihnu-
"S P'aoc v, .ue elcsraph capie'
plvohcE SUIT,
hvNpoN, Aug. me tr,a' OF nc'ioh
M w., uNoicc pIougnt ~ MIS-, Enina
~ "Na'nn' no' nueusho, 'iahh
y"ts, oVti hneniuefH vi .he ilyceuth
uenter began to-uay. inc ueienuhnt
ses,i'ieu .int ne in'e,Septeu lettsr
rom ms WIG 10 MI. haviianu, anotn-
y, vi we nyoeuni eonlpnnS, whllo
'iie company WAS " pos'.n' nethere-
upon went 10 havlianus uress'ng-
, nn,n WHERE n M nv "s s,',. anu WIS,
n nf,.,,a nm Nv ,.use uu 1,,.h 'h,
ar anI sn' ,Isa., nu,,,'eu sna.
piopiieaen nhu unvn p', my pe.weeh
niniseiI ahn we PiMh.,n, hr's sa,e-
' ,, was uen,e" ~ p,mnu,n, VINO nc.
Siaieu INA. was 'onspi'auy w
aeP''Ve .er oi ner un'm,
Nofh no TIE roW .Ns, mn
oNpoN, aug, lar oinhNInc ~
prspar'ng = note 70 lhe powers inui-
un.,hs iesi1.ahce 70 .ne rIehcn pro-
posMs ior the government OF Hgypt
nnu renewing ms ueciara.ioh hat
Eneihuu VIII Wi.nuIaw ItoIn EeyPt
Wnen lhe prosperity OF tnat country ~
assured
ENGLISH ohohEhA,
LONDON, Aug. IAN outbreak OF
Enelish cholera AT Northampton mas
occurred, owing totheechrcity OF wafer.
An entire family was stricken down.
no death mas yet occurred.
Lospos. Aug. 0'-John Bright bns
written letter In which he says that
: America, France, Germany and Russia,
whon are pro,sIh,ea nre coun ..nud,tinu
Of trade than England. The British
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
THE DAYS CASUALTIES.
The South Bound Passenger Train on the
Missouri Pacific Ditohed at Denison.
Sad Accident at Plano-A Blaze at the
National Capital.
The Front of Pive-Story Building Blown
Into the Street by an Explosion.
Dry GOODS ON FIRE.

COLUMBUS, GA, Aug. 6.--J. A. Lewis
dry goods house was damaged to
the extent of 5000 by fire this morn
ing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
A WOMAN KILLED.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Aug. 6.--The incom-
ing train on the Narrow Gauge ran
over and killed u woman to. day. Her
name could not be learned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07

home on the north-bound mixed train
yesterday afternoon, while standing
up In the coach at Mckinney was vio-
lently thrown against one ofthe seats,
caused by the engine with several cars
attached, striking the coach quite
hard. The fall caused his death in u
short while. His remains, In charge
of his brother, We're brought back here
this afternoon from Melissa. where an
inquest was had. The jury rendered
a verdict in accordance with the above
| facts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
HoRsEwuIrrED BUT NOT BEATEN.
a, IA

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX, Aug. 6,--Jacob
Levi keeps grocery and ice cream
saloon. Next door lives Gus Fowler,
the proprietor of bar.room. jacob
has a young daughter just merging
into womanhood. Fowler has been
very intimate with the girl much to
the displeasure of her parents. Last
night he called Mrs. Levi and he had
sharp words which finally ended In
her taking a horsewhip and applying
IL vigorously ~ him. The girl seems
greatly infatuated with her lover and
declares her purpose TO marry him.
She has left her house and taken up
lodgings elsewhere. Rumors by no
means complimentary TO Fowler and
this poor, deluded girl are current ON
the street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
TEXAS NAM DRoWNKp.

FAR RocKAwAy, L. l., Aug. g.
Alexander William R-Ichmsn Of Gal
weston, Texss, was drowned to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
FOREIGN.
The Congress Of Versailles Declares All
Prctenders Ineligible 10 the
Presidency Of Francs.
The Chinese Authorities Cutting OF Com
munication The Situation
Grows Grave.
Blaine Talks After the Fashion Of the
English Tories Of Forty Years
Ago.
The Emperon Of Germany and Austria
Meet at Ischl In Austria.
RUSSIA.
40 EpIDEMIc

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 8.--The
Journal de ST. Petersburg denies that
there IL cholera or any other epidemic
In Russia,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-07
raRowN AoAInsr : SEAT.

PLANO, TEX. Aug. Gil. o. wsg-
uer, who purchased ticket hers for
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
NO ltF(F kIFl Il A1i( n 1( PC il
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

United States District Land ono
olympia. Washington Territory --N"f!c
is hereby given that in compliance Wild
,he provisions of the Act of Congress APP
proved June 3, 1878, entitled IAN Act Tor
llic sale If 1im'rr an Stone Lanes IN me
States If California. Oregon. Nevada al q
washington Ttiri.ory,r friedrich Hay at
San Juan County. Washington Territory.
has this day flied in his office his arpli-
cation to purchas, Lot No. 4 of Section
No. "a in Township No. 81 North. Rance
NJ. 4 We, 1T the y willamette H,iidi y.
Any and all p rs"ns claiming adversely
the said d, s,rib. q Land, or amy PARTON
t,leoi. are Lcrciy r,quire'l t" file their
cl.irs in this office within sixty (6G) day
from date hereof.
Given under my hand, at my Office. in
OLYMPIA. W. r., this l3 b day OF May. A.
d. 1881.
John +. Convey,
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
san Juan Items

The erection of the Catholic
church i 8 progressing rapidly.
A sheep recently corralled on
San Juan was found TO have wool
10 inches in length.
The farmers are busy huy-mak
ing aud if the wea' her continues
fine they will be ha' vest'ns in Il
week or 10. o. the south cod Of
the island new potatoes have been
in use and ready for market, since
the middle OF June; SO we are not
far behind The California markets.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12

Alter the feast OF Ranitdah hca'y
i citing is expected.
A reduction in rents has been
made IN ireland, this year
amounting according TO the returns
Of the land commission. To the
enormous sum Of Si5, coo, 500. This
has already greatly benefited the
condition OF the people in that couH>
try, yet the hostility to the gov y
crnmcnt is not diminished uuI will
probably not cease before all the
privileges of self government are ac-
corded to the Irish people which
the continued agitation OF the SUD.
jyct has shown them TO be their
right.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
q EIERAL NEWS.

Allen Pinkerton, tho famous de-
tec,ivc, died at Chicago OH the lst.
OF Jaly.
The president has vetoed the Fitz
John Porter Bill, and the house has
pissed the bill ovor his head.
W. G. Squires Of Seattle has be en-
appointed to succeed Newell as gov
ernor of Washington Territory.
The attempt to raise the snnken
steam collier Umatilla in the Esqui-
malt harbor, has resulted IN failure
thus far.
All the bodies, 90 in number. Of the
miners killed at Nunaimo by the
terrible explosion, have been
recovered.
The Chinese must apologize or
suffer. The French feet is report
Cd to have orders to lombard Chi
hese cities, if Il public apology is
not made, and an indemnity paid.
Alexander p. More, a very wealthy
nan, the owner Of Santa Rosa is
land, California, killed a Chinaman,
named Ice You, one Of his employ
ees, on the 29th ult. He struck the
Ch'naman with his pistol knock
Ing him down. He jumped UP
took out his knife and went for him
when More fired and killed lin.
berber is believed To have fallen.
The gravity OF FL Mahdl's move
mcn's have not hitherto been
srasped. Threats aud fresh wa n"
'"ss have been ma 10 that no quarter
i VIII be given, and great c0nsterna
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
GEN. EUTLER
Tor y Dem ocratic Leader.

Benz lmin f. Butler has been
DESIGNATE as the man To lead tae
democratic host to victory. Ihis
Gct was sett!ca by the den ocratic
leaders at a contcrarce held aL the
Fifth Avenue hotel. Batter ~ the
only available candidate. The gen
eral exprcsse his Willingness to
step into the breach il no revenues
reform plank was put INTO the plat
form.
Butler Should head the Massachu-
sets delegation To Chica5p. show
himself there, be supported by all
hands, and inaugurate II fighting
campaign, going into Maine ~ the
September election to attempt TO
wrest from Blaine his own state.
lie would be seconded hy the ma
t,onal committee in his brave assault
on the Blaine stronghold, and II
successful there would be no DOUBT
of the result in November Ii Gn~
successful no discredit would at
company the defeat.
1t was stoutly asserted in the
conference by Vergin'an that the
Democrats OF that st,tc would be
solid Tor Butler, besides which Ma
homes influence wonld be thrown
in his favor. Gen. Butler has late
" become II large landowner in
West Virginia, and Kentucky
and is Il great favorite where
ever he has appeared. As an am
swcr to the argument that tac
southern element would not vote
for the general because of his war
record, there appeared to be sound
and evident fact that he would split
the colored vote. For every vote
lost by unforgiving southerners be
would gain three colore votes.
.Massa Butlcr" are talismanic wotds
among the colored brethren, and
there would he no doubt th!t tho
votes would he counted. Abov e al,
prominent western eh' c'"''
who serves his state in congress,
uryed this consideration. hat
Butler is already in the field us
candidate for the presidency, and
the vote that will be given him will
come in much greater numbers
from the democratic party then
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
Tile Table.

tFiom Tribes of the United s':t,e Ccatt suiNt
for ship linrbor, c,mulrte, Corr ectei w6ekly.)
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
STAR Dust

The greatest results in life are
usually attained 10y simple means
and the exercise Of orlinaiy qnal.
ities. These may, for the most part,
he summed up III these two--con .
mon sense and perscverance.-tcl-
than.
The opportunity to do misci lef -
found a hundred times Il day, and
that of dong good once year.
The faculty ol reason, Xerclsei
on the perception Ct that which is
around W., is the jadge OF truth --
ilcracitus.
We are all inventors, ca Ia sailing
out on voyage Of discovery, &uiI-
ed each by private chart, of Which
there is ho duplicate. The world is
all gates, all opportunities strings
of tendons waiting to Lc struck
Emerson.
Democracy will itself accomplish
the salutary universal Charge from
dcluslvo to real, and make new,
bles. ed world of us by and l'y.--Car-
lyle.
With children we must mix gem
tlencss with tirmncss, they must
not always have their uwI way. Tut
they must not always be th""r'>
ed.
Cursed be the social wants that
sin against the
strength of youth!
Cursed be the social lIts tia
warp us from the
living TRUTH
--Teunyson
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12
NOTICE. OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE II NBER LIMO.

J-ni,cl States District Land Office.
Divmpia, Washington Territory. Notice
: hereby given thnt, IN compliance with
ne pruvi>Ions IT the Act OF Congress APP.
,r"vcd June B. 1873. entitled AN Act
nr the sale o! rmb / Lands in the Stat
Calioria. Orc" m. Nevada and
Washington Terri o:y," James II Me-
mk,n OF Multnon ~ County, Oregon,
sthls day flied il this office his "p
lcnti, To purchase he Lots = and
~ Srctiun No. - in Township No. 36
North. Rrge No West of the Will
lnm,ttr Meridian.
Any amt AL persors Il imirg adversely
che said described Land. or ANY portion
tn rr"f, are hereby required /" file their
claims in this office within tiXty COO
DAYS from date h,ir"I.
Given und,r my hen1. at my flee, in
OIynp's W. r., this 2lNt day III March
\ y 1884.
80 John f. Convey
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12

81 preserve my equilibrium under
nil circumstances, she was heatd
TO say in pause Of the music to the
towheaded youth who was her ee~
cort. "Do yuu?' he answered soft
". Mother cans hers" Then
the music r,sumcd.
Messrs c. snyder, and NJ. Weaver
from Pctoskcy, Michigan, arrived at
Anacortes on Friday, and are visit
iny DR.. Bowman. They will invcs-
tigate the advantages OF the Lower
Sound, and especially Of Fida!So Is
land, for business purpos, sand MAY
locate among us if suitable orror-
tunities offer.
Il. &. Whitney, the fruit tree
agent, is on hand again. He called
at Anacortcs. Oh cdncsday, aud re-
port. good success in his business
among the islands, both ON the
American and British Columbia
vi les. lie has soil large lots on the
different Sau Juan Islands, and will
call and see everybody before lcav.
lny. Mr.. WhitEey and Brother
have started an extensive nursery
ut Walla Waila.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12

thrd candidate Butler is Ii die to
poll 300 1oD vOte% on clccti on day
over 100000 OF wh:ch would COM
from the Democratic party. Such
ii urcs via rc5ar t'any other
MAJ won't | b. propost9.Du'. bu'
with But!cr anything is likely t.
happen.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-07-12

To get the tide ut Wnatrom figure thirty minutes
later; Semiahm"o, sixty minutes later, and Lacoh-
per nearly tw1 hours later. The hours between
uilni.ht aud neon designated by (..M.), those
between noon and midnight by I. (p.Ml Oh. 00m
denotes midnight, o =. com. l. denotes noon.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-08
SllrriR,,. SaE.
SneEIMV 0AIS,
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. COUNTY OF PsADlHA.
Coy Kendall l,r them A. IN r,.fn,ta.. ,t,.,. |

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. COUNTY OF PsnDlHA.
Coy Kendall Dr Tiers & Co.. plaintiff: Iibrie
Th Mpss,u AMI Willard .. Tls,inL MN. M. tue a
as l.. lii ms n NC .du!el.laNts.
\ tice !. lie tby given, that t.y virtue Of an
executiunt NE di.ect.d aud delivered, and n n
i'll my hands issued out Oh: clerks rtHce ii The
hi Il judicial District U urt. Ter, itO Il Dak. ~
in md ior the =, UNITY OF peir.bi. q upon q JuiE.
dali Biothers 4 Co.: plat, tIs.. anl axant iibbie
doing b,lstnSss unde, the irni lam. Ut &. rl,onl
described real estate of saii drfen ltnt, t..wit:
tft north west quarter offs ut!-east gua,t ter AID
sass hall, thu ,onth.~tst Y ,n rter f'tction No.
s.v.h )a1d the Lr! tl.cast 9tu ter at the north
west u a., o. ecu rn,nItr eighteen q } III
,. I'll! ., ;sns. lityM"!' w.s'. in lehin.
Monday. tic :h day M Ma,Gh. 4. 10 j, nj tie
!. w. two O'clock T.. n. iKaid dry; at the front
doc Of thee nit lU'iae. ia tie toWn III peiIbinn
in sid ulty =. territory. proceed I sell ull
tile right title AID interest Of the Above uAn..d
!.ibbie lhUmptoa and Willard ,. TllOnii suii, In
and to the above de- crthed properly 1 satisfy
said Judgment and casts. aihOui,ii,g T. six hun.
ire'l and fOity.tree dollars aud "ixty.uie ce: l.,
txeths With all acrruirg q IT.. II ale, and
I, te Z on the same Mn tile 18th day of Oct..
il 3. at the rate Of Ter cent. ne. mum, Al
pnt'lic auction, the i,iglest bidder { cusii.
Date,i. ttnlhina, lIak., jan. u, :rs..
CHAs. J. Blows,
GAFFHEY 4 KNEEsliAw, Sheriff. Pe,abirs Go.
Plaintiffs Attorney. ?7a2
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ALMA. -.
A-chey Patterson has o new fru,he
house nearly finished.
John Beggs is hauling logs to build 9
granary for next years crop.
A. Young, miller at the Cavi.eer crist
mills IL doing excellent work.
J. Mcfarland breaches at Youngscl,ooI
house on every alternate Sabbath.
W. I. Hewitt is having the circular
*ork done for u kitchen next summer.
Harry Stevenson l,as taken upon him.
self tho llonors of ,natrinony. Success
to bin. and Ms. Stevenson.
Mr. Pattenon's Cousin, who has been
here visiting. has returned home, hut
she expects to come back in the spring
ssnd take q claim.
J. Mcfarland has purchased q set of
Blacksmith, tools and is ready to shoe
horses at brty-tive cents each and get
shoes at twenty sents.
Thomas Walsh, one of our Alma bows.
started for Turtle Mountains two months
ago and has not since Lecn heard from.
His friends entertain fears Of his being
lost in q storm.
Mn. Farrow is very glad to Ike free from
post Office duties, and We presume Mrs.
Mcbride will lie correspondingiy unhaI /.
Nv hAtause Mr. Eurrov,. ,n,,,,,, H..
fallen upon her shoulders.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-08
Mertgsxe Sale,

=, Default having been made in t..e psyment of
ule sum . Z oGs .hundred sixteen and sixiy.u, e..
huidtedfllr dollars ;6.G3 which IL clsiiust To-
Oe due 1t the date OF tiiia iIoti. uDu a cer;aiu
nOtE sise, duly executeIi aGd delivs eli ly Kols:
fleiM and Mary Fleming, his wife. {, H. n.
.s:kah beset date TIE j, tn day OF l,stot..
y. III and duly rec rded l., the OiIice /. l,s
.'eks sef ~ OeS;s ~ and 9 the county OF Peu,
~ aud oie Ter itory Of LAX q. .n TIE eth day
W A. u. 1851, at !Docl ok 2. y. In b. :
40. z 81 mo. :gs:ts. on page =. and no action o
ih'c :eaLE ~ law or otherwire iiavi;:K been
Instituted y re :ve. the debt occurred BY said
IA Crt ssre. .r sny part thereof; Now the eff, =.
lice II hereby gwen. tliAt ny VIII tue ( Y power
IF saie contained In raid mo. txase uni y,u susct
70 the tAtute in inch case maze and provided ti
Haid m1rtxage sill Lef reel Eed AID tie ureui /,
de-ctiLed IN and c"vered by raid nj rtxsxe viz:
The ntilesst quntte % Of section i,iiilive ri
one J ~ township numbered o. e-hundrtd and
ixty (l6 IN Tth y. aitye ti.ty-Ohe( :; vert co..
tatnt 4 VI acres actUrsitAX - the q. = Gov. H..
lile survey thereof. III fenhi y county, ard
re ROY Of Dsk. u with the hereiitaiIe Is aud
ap ut ..IA, Ger: VIII be ID 1t public auction 70
ne hish ~ bidder rcssl'. 10 pay siA debt and
and saii inM;sake lii case oi inreclusu Z, AID
tn. t>bur en.epts s.iUwtd by law; With sks
will BE- 10 abe by tie Slleriii ~ .aii psu,.,i, y
8 u ut tlle rO. Or Ot tlsec ,u ,e ~ il,e
wn u feinbiiIa. IN saiL uty and V rit ~ !,
tx III day Of March 4. D. 81 ak9 'ckwI !. =.
That day. 'ublsct ~ ftstssnpsiun n aay tine
Sfhtn oas yssrirom tbs day Vi sais. ~ ptovlae,i
6aisl Jan. u, 4. D. lssl. ~
'aAfsssy : xsssas.s. x,sssssys A rs
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SllcriMs Sic.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. County 4 pembi q.
a q. N!cl,ol7. plain:i'r az ,iu tJohu Gilli.s and
JOstnh Ciim:su.a :. defer dat.
r: Sss + ,..s E' :,.a NM BY Y, tue of
LOW IN my lia d., l.u III ,,ut the CLERKS ri
Of the 'rtird Judisi.l Dissict Csa,t. Ter ito y f
:'nkGta, II. aud fo tine q. unit frembina. u.,u
J S rendered. i9 sa.d Gu in ioyor Of a.
Josiah Chapman. defendants. have levied ,i;On
the tall'wilg desert. ed Real Estate Of laid de-
fendsnt. I wit: Lot number eight (s.) In bl"ck
number t4irty-one \, 10 the town ( Hamilton,
ehall. 0A MO1'iay the I'll dav Ut NJ arch \. u. II q
=. the hour 1.-TWO o'elork = n. q said day, at I'll.
l'emhina, in SAID County ami Te ,i,ory. p oceed
20 yell all the tight. tt and intere oi the above
namsd John Giliis a: d .. siail Chapman Ia ami
e. the above Described property = sa,isy .aii
aud .ixty g Dullara aid forty t4Gl cent?. n.
gethe- with nll accruing costs nj sale, and c w,
gu the sanle fr IN the 9th day Of Oct er ySa al
the rate OF sew per cei {. per anh,iin at Public
Aucti u, on the highest bidder for cash,
Dated III Itmbiia, d. T.. February 5. iRS4.
CHAS. J. DltUWN
GArfNEY & KHEEsH ", Sheriff.
Plaintiff Alto neys. 81,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-08
IN presence r.
Jim W. =. ROBehrSole
W. q. NIcAoLLA
'tIkRfroRY or DAxorA,)
County OF Reu,blta
sllERuRF's SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKUrA,l
Ct,lnkv s,f fs<s,.t.l, = -

The SECURITY Bank Of Minnesota ". George r.
Winters 4 Co.
Nstlce ~ hereby given, that b. virtue Of On exc.
eutiOn T. ine dtlecied aud deliver d, Il I'd Ow in
NY hsnd., Issued out " the Clerk's office In tie
THIRD Judicial Iistrtct !; ut, 1e.,it " VI DsI
u. TIA u for tho count. Of PeMDi5a. upou q
Judgment rendered in aaid court IL iaso. u the
.ec,nity ~. III Minnie ~ arc agttrst Ueorge
9. Wiatsesx .. have levied up u uie FOIL y.
aE tle,c.iisd p. ro.,at rroserty IT aid defend.
anti. q wit: fifteen liuild I'd aud Twenty Seven
AMI on .sna.tet yards - Jtuii. aid tlIsll Shall
~ Weins hay TIE: " lay q Feb nary, i. y US
a ti!e aon- vi: O'clock r. y. { said 0xy. at tie
U door OF THE cOu,t bo.e In sai,l County md
isrrie, y. proceed q ssl all the right. title aud
inssis-t VI sls an We ia ned Gso e. =. Winters 4
ssti- " said Judgment .ntl costs. siont,i,g IT,
Sixteei.aiund ell aud iI u teen D lars aud FIty
.eus. together with accruinx cs,, IL ii sale aud
nteres. ~ TIE sans from the ..th day ofJxi,ua y
~ vt the ate Of seves per cent. per ann,,m, ii
public aurttah, g. lie highest bidGer for cssh.
Dated ut leinhina i'aSota. February oh. 1854.
Atos! !.1s,. = cM.ri,SriEt. :, hn. VIZ:
:s.e9 C nniv.