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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

CoNNEIlsyILLE, Pa, June l0.-P. s.
Newmyer, q prominent member Of the Fay.
cite, county bar ::and a leading Democratic
politician Of the town, announces publicly
his intention Of supporting Blaine and
Logan in the coming campaign. MIR. New.
myer declares that, as matters stand now,
the industrial interests OF this coke region
and Pennsylvania in general fad their only
guarantees Of encouragement and protee.
ticn in the Chicago Republican platform,
and in the well.known record OF James G.
Blaine as protectionist. His change ol
front has made quite futter in. LEGAL
political circles. -'--r!is5s n .7!, .9 ~
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Fortunate Louisville Laborers.

: LouIsvlLLE, June l0.-John and Charles
Kennedy, two laborera Of this city, have
received word: that they have fallen heirs
to abouttwo millions from an uncle who
lately died in Australia. The uuclo for
merly lived in Louisville, but left suddenly
one day and for about thirty years ives not
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
In Glass workers' Wages,

.Pi7rsBuRdH, June l0.-A conference Of
the window glass workers and mauufac.
turersof:the East; ;washeld:att thest. Cloud
Hotel, Philadelphia, on Friday. MI. A.
e. Denny, Of the Window Glass Workers'
Office OF this city, was in attendance and
returned yesterday. Seven OF tho largest
manufacturers and an equal number Of
delegates from the workers were present.
The meeting was called in reference to an
advance in wages, and a resolution was
passed that the wages Of I the workers be
advanced lOper cent during the month Of
Jnue. = Ei,l:, Z .E Z -. -. .-llL-E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
T STAH.ROUrE GROOHEDNEsg. /,
Damaging Reveintlon.3o ofS : a,ict,is,

Damaging RevelntionnIof5a n Michigan
4 ~ ]. y Witness. 2Ii;ii'ff Y
: RAsHiSsros, D. G., June TO- Charles
DS;Ooleman, an attorney ot Plymouth,
Mlch:s In bis :teatimony before the com.
mlttee investigating tho Star route trial,
faid to-day that Wm. a. Cook, ono Of the
Government counsel in the prosecution,
accepted several hundred dollars 10 pre-.
yeat tho Indictment sot. Dr.. .Colgrove, a
Star route. contractor. Dr.. Colgrove, the
witness said; was interested In number Of
routes and WAS innocent Of any fraudulent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
Congre..ma gre am . moroy, un,eeteu

IS WASHINGTON, June l0-The House Com.
mittee on Elections, in the contested elec.
tion case Of Campbell vs.. Morey, Of the
Seventh Ohio district, by o vote Of eight to
four agreed to report in favor Of unseatinQ
Morey and seating the contestant, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
A CloAe Coll for o Grow.

DETROIT, Mlou., June lo.-The steamer
Energy. from Wallaceburg, out to Detroit,
towing bargea, ioundered on Lake St.
Clair last night The crew were picked
up, but it was clo.e call ior considerable
loss Of Lie, z. 'P53 b
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EcuanR,ts oIRf utIiuu.

We have prrchased from the manutaoturer
large quantity Of Bhort lengtha bIeached
aha .. .a.a anoieaehed mullins Which we have
o.. worth LAC; Lonsdals csmbric O,. worih
l2HT Lupgdon To, worth 1Oc,, and large lot
Of unbleaohed At 40, lengths from g tto' Sfs
yards ready this morning. ,ss:S ;:lt5s5' - :
E. u, McGlLLls & 90, \
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

HERE is Q thought from the Chicago
Tribune: 81. may be known in history as
The Backbone Ticket. Both the candidates
hsys sIilr apinal columns." 1t isn't the
sort Of thing to monkey with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
Bnse Hail Yesterday.

AT Chicago-CAic 9; Cleveland, 0. 4
At E, Saglnaw-Ssgiusw. 6; CIR. Rspids,4
At Balto.-Balto., l3; Indisnp'l's, 6. /
At Wash'n.-Toledo. 7; Wash'n, 2.
At Boston-Boston, 8; Providence, 1.
At New York-Cincinnati, s; Brook'n, @
At 81. Paul-Q lincy, s; St. Paul, 4.
At phila.-Atnletics, 8; Columbus, 3.
At Phila.-New York, l6; Phlla., 8. III
- At kapaas City-kansaB Clty Unions, 8
Chicago Unions, 10. Il i5% g-',f
At New York.-Louisville, I; Metp'l'n, 8
I. AT Stillwater-Minneapolis,8 g.; Stilly., 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
Death Of a Noted song writer, lite, ),

HARTFORD, CoNN., June lO.-Henry @.
Work, the noted song writer and composer,
died here last evening Of heart disc ease,
"Marchine Through Georgia." "Grand:
fathers ,,,!,I CIosk." s. and Dear Father Come
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
WASHINGTON hOClETY GOSSIP.

|"Yts, sir; 1t was during President Gar.
fields sickness at Elberon." n II
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! Miss Greeley hcriou.ly nurr. ~, .

.$ z CHArpAeuA,lN. ~, June 1O.-The horee
Of Miss Gabrielle Greeley, daughter Of tho
late Horace Graeley, ran away yesterday,
throwing Miss Greeley ont Of the wagon,
breaking her fright shoulder and also
bruiBing her internally. ST. q a sisSI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
A Grim inal's De,pern,o Ac, iI,,

New YORK, June lO.-John Carpenter,
who killed his vile and attempted to mur.
der his aister.in.law, attempted to kill him.
sell with table knife which he had sharp.
ened on the hoor al his cell. !. {. 4 81 &-t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

LET Henry Ward Beecher 90 too, If he
will. Beecher is free trader, and believes
ths, bread and water make good enough
dict far the American workinsman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

FROM the Democratic newspapers we in
fer that the ticket hes placed every Ro-
publican State in jeapordy. Yes, some Of
them are in danger Of doubling their
maiorites. F-ss1p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
ifATeriliac Powder. Explo.iou.

EInti5 q AefkaAc 1oWueF E1pIoAlOusl Az
sD)gES,yRn, June t10.--Thei Giant Powder
Oompany's mage zine, containing ten
thousand pounds Of tonite powder, located
three; and Q half miles east Of tho city, e1-
plodsd with terrific force this morning. A
number, OF fronts in the business portion Of
the city: :wera wrecked. IA new, farm house,
three hundrsd yards distant, was complete.
ly. demolished, though the occupants es.
capped injury. The cause Of the explosion
is unknown. 4 X h y & I: sfi "a fIs5]l +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

BLAINE was good enough for Garfield.
Perhaps Mr.. George William Cnrtis and
Mr.. Carl Schurz haven't time, in the e1.
element Of the moment, to remember this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

Reported Massncre At Bcrber.
B OAlno, June lo..Reporta have. reached
here that the rebels nine s.daya ago massa.
cred Hnasein Pasha Khalifa, tho comman.
der at Berber, and all his family. The gar.
rison, which was faithful TO the Khedive,
and the European traders who remained
there, shared tho same fate. 5si, s j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

IT may be that those gentlemen who de.
clare that the Orangemen will cut the
tcke. will be unable to deliver the goods.
There would be something in that.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

Tng bolting newspapers are free traders.
Interesting fact, isn't it? The independ'
ent newspapers which do not support
Blaine and Logan had nothing TO bolt.
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Again FIring Al Hentin els.

X. K LONDON, June lo.--It Is reported that a
sentry at t'Windsor Castle was fired at on
Saturday night by two men, who escaped.
Increased vigilance Is now shown by tho
uard. I,f,E
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

If Blaine hadn't been nominated the
other side would have called it machine
triumph. HI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

THE goudy.gOodies would have accepted
Hawlsy. Hawley assures Blaine OF his
cordial support" ra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

p,rurp KNIGHTS are organizing from the
Atlantic to tho Pacific. "
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( Renipautk OF while Goods,

A large lot Of white p'que and plaid rain.
sooks has beon sent rs BY onr Es,tera buyer
which we have marked at 8 cants per yard,
Just one.halt Of their value. Ready in notion
department this morning: .5.syli,, 4!
a g E. McSrLLIN t. Co. J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

TuE Solid South will not be neglected.
rbo,o ara votes there that are not counted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

ruun:pAy night Grand rally! The
hurricane will roar. ,L- ,s K
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We can win without New York, but New
yo,k will be there at roll call. II
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TuypE will be no still hunt about this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

Jusr think Of It, an eight.foot step Ladder
for 81 90, slI.foot for 81 50, with patent
bucket support, st Royd'a, Market Square, /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11

"THE Want Soap 10 the biggest OF all, The
beat Eve cont bAra. . E ~. z. ig,Egl..AEl
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rIIE "rINEs" A c,MuoN sco1.D,

Col. George Bliss, Of New York, the al.
legged Star route prosecutor, was in the
Springer committee room to-day. Leaning
against the mantel, ho said: :"I don't think
that the Now York Times will have any
great influence. 1t hes bsensfinding fault
with everything and everybody for some
time and has become q common ecold."'
OBJ. Bliss did not manifes.. any great en-.
thdsiesnl., He was very cool In his opin-
iops, and admitted that the outlook for
Blaine in New York ia not encouraging,
but he hoped for something to turn up
favorable to his party. & Z, ( ! y!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-11
A DEMocRATIovlRW.


( sanstor Farley, Of California, (Dsmocrat)
said: "Blaine will hold bis party strength
in Caliiornia-no more. Heis justss strong
as his party, and that is not strong enough
to carry tho Slate. Hs will not get any
Depocrstic votes, and there is no reason
why he should. As to the Chinese ques-
ton, it is not Blalns's record that will be
examined, but the record Of bis party.
The Democratic party is sound on that
question. 4thas always been 50. The Re.
publican party 10 not. California is a
democratic State sud Mr.. Blaine cannot
carryit.n s:iH tjjgs5
|. Some Of the Democrats agros With Hena.
tor iPugh, who says that otwIthsiauding
tho opposition within his party Blaine Is a
strong candidate and will be hard to beat.
MI. Pdsh, however, says that with good
TICKET be is confident the Democratic will
l
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-14
FRS. Publication, Feb. 20, 1884.

NSoAsE
Default las been made IN the conditions of a
certain III rtlnse executed ard delivered by
Mlliia:n Or Mstcn, MortEagor, to NJ line Flow
Company, Mortgagte. dated the . til dry ufNlurcl
\. y. eighteen hundred and eighty-thzec. ard
recorded as NJ rtgaye In thenice OF the Registe.
OF DEEDS of the County Il Pambinu II, the Terri
tory Of Dakota on the 2,tll day OF March, 4. u.
~. MT $40 O'Clock \. NJ, III book -, Of Mnrtgag o,
on pages, on which there Is claimed TO be Que
Mt the date OF this notice, tie nM ust of Two
Thousand four hundred and sixty-six az, 466,
y llars, AID no action or proceeding has bsen
instituted at law or in equity to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or aiv part thersf
SollSe Is mere. given. riat py virtue powe:
statute III such case made and pr vided. the said
III rtgage viii lie foreclosed by snle of the mort
gagged premises therein described, which sale
bna and Territory of Dakota, at public auction
10y the sheiiiof said County, or ty his duly ap
pointed deputy, on Saturday the 18th day fApFI
4. d. eighteen hundred aud eighty four, ~ L
o'clock III the forenoon to satisfy tie amount
which shall then be due OH said mortgage. with
the interest thereon, and costs and expenses q
sale, and two hundred dollars att rneys fees n.
stipulated In said mortgage in case of fureclosurt
proceedings being commenced. The p emirci
described In saii mortgage, und SO to lie sold,
the lots pieces or parcels OF land situated iu TIL
County Ct Fembina aud Territ ry of Ink. Ia aiy
known and desc! lied az follows t,-wit: North
east quarter q section twenty-five, tn i,wnshii
onehun!r ed aHd sixty.t"o, Range fity-ti,reG
The no. tie:t quarter IF Section thirty. IN ruw;,
ship one.h,,ndred sixty-two, range iifty TWO Als
tle south half sfte southwest qua. ter If Sectiol
eight aiid the u. u: af OF the North west Quas u
OF Section sever teen, all In Township oue
hundred and sixt:- one. Range fifty-tlve.
Dated February -. les!. ,
TwoMEY & FRANCIS, Mortgagee.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Fargo. d. T., 31-87
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BEAULIEU

The roads are in excellent condition
and the young folks are enjoying them
selves in the evening sleigh rides.
An early summer is expected. Two
geese were seen going over the mountain
one day last week but they returned
same evening.
A little paper is published at the store
of Mr.. Yerxa by the Yerxa Bros. II il
a nice little sheet and We bespeak for it a
lively career.
Mr.. Miller who has been suffering from
an accident happened to him last Xmas is
still unable to get around. .. Mrs. Judson
z. Henderson ia.imrreving in health and
we hope soon to see her OUT. Jeremiah
Mcneil and family were up on visit
last week.
There was quite lively time over the
annual election. The reports of town
officers and the business of such meeting
were got over in business like manner.
The post master, Mr.. I. B. Copeland, was
moderator of the meeting and conducted
it well. The sum Of 81 40 was voted to
be raised for the ensuing year. The tip
officers having been elected last fall will
hold their Office for their fullterm. There
were present during the day over three
hundred persons at the polling place and
there were 243 votes polled, which we
presume will be the largest vote polled in
the county. A special town meeting is
to be held abont April TO-
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Fort Penbina.. ,

rs Fort - cmbina. ii b
On Monday last the mercury reached
s6' above, or 81 below freexing. 4
DR.. Perleys horse that was 10 severely
injured by the recent runaway ID town
had to be shot, being incurable.
Edward Lloyd, End lieutenant 18th
infantry, at present ON q six months leave
Of absence on surgeons certificate Of dis
ability, has been transferred from B COM
pany to company same regiment now
stationed at Fort Randall, ID. 7.
The following have been the list Of
promotions in B company Nov. !, 1884,
subject to the approval Of the lrgi,nental
commander, Corporal Fred. Hafner to
be sergeant, vice Carly, discharged, pri-
vate VIM. b. Dean to be corporal, vice
Haffner promoted, private Vim. II. MUIR
ply, vice Roberts deceased.
lifetime for b company's grand ball
and supper is rapidly approaching aud
the committee predict that this, our
second annual company dance will lie at.
tended with the success that has always
met the efforts of the company in tina,
direction. Inyitationsll have already beef
extended for next Friday night March
q, 1884. Dancing commences at s r. NJ
sharp. Good music with piano accom-;
panilnent will lie in attendance. 4
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Land Office. Grand Forks, OAK, Feb. z, 1as8.
Notice Is hereby given that the fllowing-nam
ed settler has filed notice OF her intention to make
final prof in support Of her claim u,id that said
!proofwill be made before John v. Mcintyre, a
notary. public ut pemt.na. b. T., OH Ma. cA 2ith,
49,. viz: Mamie Herman,
for the sw Or sec Z. tip iGa, r IS W.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continu us residence upnn aud cultivation al
said land. viz: Nm. Jones, Wm. Harvey, August
Nei.6t. Eugene Hornung, ell of Walhaiia, Pembi.
TIA c Eaty. EGs"tu.
Aud y-u, Elite Greenwood. Who on the ed day
ofAngust, 1883. filed d. g. No. G2il on the sw ar
&c n lf 20 are he:eLy notified to show cause
Vt this office on or before March a4th 1854. ii any
there lie, whs said Mamie Herman should not lie
Al we3 to make p.oof aud payment for said tract
Aud YOU. Mstk Rolls. who on the % day
VI Jua 1854. fled T. G. No. .S;i..sy,n tbs sw or sec
t2lfs Is ", IRE hereby, p,oti,ied p SHOW cause
At thu Office on or heio t March cath. 1873. IL amy
the:e he why said NuHrie Herman thcu,i not be
all wed to make prcot air; payment for sai, tract
And ysu. J.ha u. Mayor, who On the 18th day
OF FEBRUARY. IS 8. t;.dps. No. 475s on the sw qr,
&c 81. Sc. are hereby notified e. show caus,
Ut this Office on o. before March u. l,Sl,wiy said
SanMis Herman should not be all wed to make
proof and payment fo- sadtcact.
2.-M BIC. TIFFANY. Hegi.:sr.
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First Publication Feb. %. 1884.
HstNs1ssNa,s

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA DISTRICT COURT.
County of Pembina Third Judicial District.
The Merchants Bank of Canada Plaintiffs, VS..
.ilHst ". Stiles, Defendant.
;, The lerrit'ry of Dakota, 10 the above named
Delel duut.
You, Albert y. Stiles are hereby summoned
and ie4ui.ed t, answer the Complaint In the
ut, we entitled action, which was flied with the
Clerk Of snid G urt, on the sth day of February,
!S:4, and to serve n g py Of your Answer 70 the
said Complaint on the subscribers. at their Office
In the Town of Pembina. in tie County If Penn
bina and Territory utores aia, within thirty days
after the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive OF the day ofsuch service; and II you
fail t., answer the said Complaint ithn the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff in this action will luke
Judgment against You for the sum of One
Thnutand and seventy. five and nine.hundredtl,h
Dollars (sl,vi5.uD and interest on the same ut
seven per cent. per annum fom the 9Th dny Il
November. 1889. besides cnsts AMI disbursement
Dated February 9TH A. ID. IsS4.
GAFFNEY & kNEESHAW,
3l-37 Plaintiffs Attorneys. Pembina DIT
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Mortgage Sale.


Default having been made III the payment of
the sum Of o'.e.hundred sixteen and Sixty-tlr &c
hundreiths dollars q 6.C3 which Is claimed 10
be due at the date of this notice upon certain
mortgage, duly eXecutep aud deliver I'd by Robert
Fleming and Mary Fleming, his wife, u IL. r.
Vaughn. bearing date the iGth day OF October
A. ID. lssl and duly recorded in the office Of the
Register OF Deeds in ana for the county of Penn
blia, aud the Territory of pakota, On the .5t day
nf October a. ID. 1881, at IN o'clock p N. in boz
No. OF mortgages, on pnge t6, and no action or
troceeding at law or otherwise having been
Instituted to recover the debt secured by said
Notice Il hereby given. tliatby virtue Of a power
Of sale contained in said mortgage and pursuant
10 the statute III such case made and prOvded the
said mortgage will he reclt sed and the premises
describe'i III and covered by sAid mortgage, viz:
The south least quarter "a of section ed
one q, III township numbered orehundred and
sixty $50 North Orange tifty-one (5I west co.,
tanning ldo acres according to the U. $. Govern
ment survey thereof. In PembinG county aud
Territory of Oak ia. with the liefeli:snients and
appurteI.ances, will be Id at public auction to
the highest bidder rcash. to pas said debt and
Mtere,'t, anLth taxeN, II any. on said pren;st,.
nld by sail mortgage in case of foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law; which sale
will be made by the Sheriff of suii Pembti.a
g UNITY ut the hOHt dOr of the court house III the
T. wn Of Pe,nbina in said county and territ nv. on
tie " tn day OF March a. u. l,Si at o'clock p NJ
II that day, subject to redemption at Any time
within 0.e year nom the day Of sale, as provided
by law.
Dated Jan. &c, A D. 1874.
II: r. VAUGHN. Mortgagee
GAFFSEY " kNEEsHAw, Att5rAeYs. si-Js
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CARLISLE.

Several Of our young folks spent a
pleasant evening at Mr.. y. w. Mathews
on Friday last, being the anniversary OF
Miss Mathews birth day.
We are glad to say that Carlisle affords
one of the fastest trotting horses in the
country, owned by d. Dick, Jr. The
town boys would need to be ON the look
out as he has his l:orse in town with him.
Mr.. z. Grierson has gone to the noun
tains to pay visit to his friends. MIR.
D. Dick, Jr. and Miss E. Gricrson have
gone to town to spend a week with
friends. ...John A.. Eastman is excited
home at the end of the week.
The following are the officers elected at
the township election last week: Super
visions. Chas. stears,; chairman, Arch.
Sellers and David Atkinson; Clerk, Geo.
Freeman; Aassssor, Adolph Ce1,; Treas,
Edwin Spiess; Rnad Osesaaesa, Joseph
IHali, lyid Rissila. sygll Riley assd
4 m u 1 4 q =. JJoha Hut
saS a ~
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For Sale.

For Sale:
One span horses. Will give time on
two-thirds of price.
VIZ. GooDFElLow,
tt Neche, DIT.
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!!f Cs,'',2 y Of psn DHiIksrA, SIS.
A. G. Nichols. plaintiff, against Shaw W. jamie.
son defendant.
Notice is he.eby given, That by virtue O. an
EXecutl N to Inc directed and delivered, and now
IN my hhnis issued out of the Clerks office OF the
Third iicinl Di let u,t, Territory Gf Dakota,
iii aud for the County 0f Pembina. upon a judy
Eenf len,!e. ed in said Court in favor of 4. G.
Nichols, plaintiff and against Shaw W. Jalniey, n,
defendant. have levied UPON Tie following de.
number twelve CD III block number two f2) In
Cnlombe's addition 10 the Town of South he, =
bina according To the Official plIt OF snid Tyw
{. II file IN the office of the Register of Deeds fer
ielnbtDa County. Dakota Territory. And that l
shall. on NJ nday the 18th day of March 4. ID.
inai ut the hour Of two O'clock r, NJ Of said day,
al the trout door OF the Court House in the Town
OF PenIbia, in said County aud Tertiary, pro.
coed to sell ull the right title and interest Of the
above named defendant Shaw ". Jamieson. in
and To the above described property to satisfy
said Judgment aud costs, amounting to one.
hundred and ore d liars and eighty.nine cents
together with all accring cost of sale and interest
on the same fr III the 18th day of October 1883 at
the rate 81 seven per cent per annum at Public
Auction. To the highest bidder for cash,
Dated. Pembina D. r., February z. 1854.
uAFFSEn kNEFsHAW, Sheriff.
Plaintiffs Attsrneys, 2:.a3