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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-05-29

The Ladies' Society of the Presby-
terrain church will give an entertain
ment Friday evening at Masonic Hall,
consisting of army songs, tableaux rep.
resenting army scenes, recitations, etc.,
appropriate TO the day.
BEEAD.-Spirit Lake Bread always
on hand 1T w. 5. Lewis. 4O.2W
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TIE GRASS REGION.

One of our cattle buyers Informed US
recently that the best cattle he bought
were found in the region lying east of
line drawn north and south through
Worthington. He finds that cattle
from this belt furnish, the tenderest
and juicest beefsteak. The difference,
he thinks, is due to the difference in
the quality of the grass.
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Send % cents for 4 box of Silver
Pearl Rouge, the finest powder made
for polishing si|verware and jewelrv.
Tarnish removed instantly.
y. f. SIsCHO. Jeweler.
3G-fW Sioux Falls, Oak.
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Choice Veal atthe City Meat Market.
3S.2w A. w. MUMFOHD.
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House for Rent. Apply to
14tf e.. w. SMITH.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUleEOF1 hA IL"
ARRIVES.
,,,u,, 1o:1sa. m.
NOEtheI" \"':"' 6. PAM and East 1925 p. m.
.., :. 1923 4. IN.
SOutnes" :. R&N ll:OG p. IN.
EANeIm ,yo.t,,;r,ton SIOUX Falls, 800 p m
Round Lake. Saturdays ~ l"
>,,,ou,, 1928 a. IN.
Noltn! r" \""tS = Pan, and bcyond q IN
.., =. 12:iSa. m.
, 1outnUa" :. HCR.&N, $3.50 a. IN.
Westerr-W orthington & Sioux Falls ~" Ill
ROnnd l.-.xe, Saturdays = III
Mails carried by day trains close 80 minutes
before departure. All others at O'CLOCK n:
Once hours from a. m. to 9 IN. ouhu"ys
from to 9 IN and II IN to ! p. m ,.
Money orders issued and letters registercd De-
'"ee" y S'~" ~ 80 va" r. ID. BARBER. P. NJ.
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Louisville (Ky.) Democrat: General
Hancock told the editor Of this paper
that the Democrats would have to get
cast.lron man to be their candidate
for President in 1884.
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MAPs.--We have u supply Of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
znt,iet. should have one. M fami(:,
sin,,ll be without tits map. Keeps the
I i,al,v quiet and smo0tiles IT,, wrinkles
at cI; y!!s :. s.Byf!
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New Gasoline Stoves.-Qaick Meal,
Eyer Ready and Garland Vapor at
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For Screen Doors and Window Screen
Frames call at "A. Forbes. [38-4w
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
In each nc nth.

Aup1roR-E. s. Mills.
rREAsUKER-Wm. Wigham;
REGisrER or DEEDs-B. +. johnson.
JUDGE OF PKoBArE-Emory Clatk'
CLERK OF COURT. b. Bennett.
SHERIFF-R. Il. Miller. c,,-t
COUnT COMMISSIONER EinIn'
County ATToRNEY-Geo:W W. Wilson,
Co,;STy SrRvEYOR-W. A. Peterson.
CORONEK-Dr. l.. w. Warren. cu
COMMISSIONERS.
E1r.t District-P Blaine, OF HerseX:
&econd District-Emil Graf. OF Wt'!nOnt.
Third District-Jamcs Gown, OF ADRIAN: .,..
FOurth Dis.rict-Wm. Il. Faragher' VI A''''e
Kin District-D. Shell, Worthingron, On n.
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Just received barrel nice Prunes at
low figures at w. s. Lewis. 4O-2w
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.
TATE Minnesota.

~ MOBILES COUNTY, S0'
In Probate Cour.-Spccial Term
Held May ~, 1854.
III nc m't'cr OK the lis ate Of NJ. A. Doane,
deceased.
Pursuant to the order of this Court made in
said matter, on the 18th day or April \. b. 1884,
the petition of X. Il. Miller, Administrator OF
sud estate praying for license to sell all of the
real estate whereof III" said NJ. A. Do,ne died
seized, was this day heard and considered And
prof Of the due publication and service of the
notice require to be given by said order being
made and it appearing 10 the satisfaction OF
the Judge Of tins Court now here. after q: full
hearing upon said petition. and an examina ion
of he proofs and allegations OF tic parties that
q sal: .: the real estate mentioned and set forth
valid claims against said Nj. A. Doane deccascd.
ana th: charges of said a ADMINISTRATION: and it
Dcing ne opinion OF the Judge OF this Court that
estate hereinafter described Ut private sale.
1t is ordered, That the said X. H. Miller be-
and he is hereby licensed, ordered aid directed
sale, viz:
1he nnrth hat (,l1<> OF northeast quarter
HSM OF sec ion thirty w. (32) IN township one
icct to mortgage of a3out 500.
And it is fur her ordered. that before making
sac o. SAD rsl estate, or any part thereof the
required by lazy, and give bond to the Judge of
this C"ur,, III the sum of Four Hundred Dollars,
VII; VIII. sufficient slretiss, 20 be approved by said
Judge. to account for ali the proceeds Of the SALE
and to dispose of the same according to law, ana
that he cause said real estate to be appraised BY
Two tcmEe:e nt persons to be appointed by this
Court and qualified according to law.
Aud it is further ordered, that the said Il. II.
Miller shall cause notice of the terms upon
which said real estate will be sold. lin which
said notice the premises to be sold, shall be de-
scribed with common certainty to be p sted
up III three public places in the county wherein
said req! estate is situated and to he published
III me Worthington Advance. a weekly ncwspa.
per printed and published at Worthngton in
said county. for one week next before such sale
Aid it Is further ordered. that the sail real
estate shall not he sold for less than its full ap
praised value: us fixed and determined by tile
persons to- be appointed therefor by the
Court, rs aforesaid, and not after the expiration
Of one year next ensuing the date hereof, and
that Immediately after the sale Of said real es-
state, or any part thereof the said II. Il. Miller
Court.
In testimony whereof, we have caused the seal
OF our Probate Court for the County of Mobiles
and State Of Minnesota, to be hereilnto affixed.
Witness, Emory Clark, Judge of the Probate
(sEAL.] Court for said county, this gath day
of May A. y. 1884.
4u,1w ENTn1tV InIv Of TO
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CEIeIIFIC.i TE OF LIMITED PARTNER
NIllp

CERT1FIC.i2 IG or LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP:
KKOW ALL MEN EY THESE PRESENTS,
IL That We whose names are hereunt subscri-
bed. DO by these presents, pursuant to and in
conformity with chapter 81 OF the General stat
utcs of Minnesota for The year 1878 and the acts
amendatory thereof, hereby form Limited
First The firm name under Which said part
nershp is to be conducted is H. NJ. WiTBitCK.
Second: The general ma ure of the business to
trading H. CATTLE.
Third; The names Of all the general and spe:
their places of residence are as follows:
H: N: WlrBECK, general partner. resides at
WoTt4MiHYgt9n; NSp'es county Minnesota
OWEN T.: ROCHE, special partner resides at
Fourth The amount Of capital which said Sp"-
cial partner las contributed 10 he c''iH'i:.'i
Fifth. Said partnership is to commence. May
l4th, l>s4. and terminate Decemb-r 3s', 1854.
In witness whereof We have ierc,int" set cur
hands and seals this 18th day Of May, 1881.
H i; n: W Y. K1Ei!r, ||s sE>I.]
In presence of
GEO. ". Wilson.
CTATE OF MINNESOTA, l..
y COUNTY OF MOBILES
De it Known, That on this 18th day of May,
A. d. 1854, personally came before me H. NJ.
Witbeck and Owen Fl. Roche. to me personally
known to be the same persons who executed the
foregoing Certificate OF Limited Partnership,
and they, each for himself. acknowledged that
they executed the same freely and voluntarily
for the uses and purposes therein expressed.
(sEAL GEO. w. WILSON,
Notary Public Of Mobiles County. MINI.
County of Mobiles. ''
II. NJ. Witbcck, being du'y sworn, ON oath
says that he Is the general partner mentioned IN
the above and foregoing Certificate Of Limited
Partnership. Affiant further says that the sum
specified in said certificate to have been cOntri.
buted by the special partner therein named, to
the common stock of said partnership, has been
actually and in good faith paid in cash to said
partnership.
II. NJ. WITBECK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this 18th day of May. 1854:
(SEAI. GEO. w. WILSON,
Notary Public Of Mobiles County, MINI.
First pub May r. Last pub. June 10, 1854.
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e. c. Whitney reports from 20 to 80
teams at work on his piece of grading
west of the Little Rock.
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Old Mother Hubbard, she went to
the cupboard, to get her poor girl 4
dress, when she got there the cupboard
was bare, and SO she took IL gunny sack,
run a string around the top of it, and
slipped it right down over the poor
girls head.
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Fishing Tackle and Sportsmen:s Sup
plies of all descriptions ut uewltt's.
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Garden and Railroad Wheelbarrows
at HeWitt's.
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A union memorial service wa, held
in Worthington on Sunday last. Rev.
Robinson of the Presbyterian church
preaching the memorial Sermon. Stod-
dard Post turned out in uniform headed
by the WOrthington band and marched
to the church.
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SINNERS Eest."' Lovers, fishermen,
bathers and all Others will regret to
learn that the ancient cottonwood tree
at the point known as ''Sinner's Rest"
has been undermined by the assaults of
Okabena Lake and has fallen over on
its side. This tree was noted for hav.
ing bend just above its roots which
formed natural seat just large enough
to hold two persons comfortably. 1t
has been Il favorlte resort for years.
BY the'way, the native trees along
the East shore are going and will soon
be gone from the action Of the water.
Eeial1innR 1Eoal,lx nd 2.ao, d.
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IN A aONIO.

rrc111AR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
~ TndHe NJ 1O1. A. +. & A. NJ. at Masonic
XII. Hall in WOrthingtOn on tne
a. :NXM ~ 1st and Sd Mondays IN escn
eAEII.ss9Es month. NM
2E AHAgNSX RIB. PIOTTs, Sec.
J:.S>C sSS93t REGULAR CoNy0CA'
S&SN&&XK TIONS OF Living Arch C9 G
q. 9ISNq. a ter. No. %, r.. A.. NJ. AZ "a,
sS4TF\'SS3S sonic Hall on the Attn MohoSy
in each nc NTH
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
Send Money by American
IL press Co. Money! Orders.

Receipts given. Money refunded if
Orders are lost. Sold at all offices of
the Go. Payable ut $500 places. Rates
$4,000. 3S-3m
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c.. &. Christensen has been expert
menting with an incubator partly his
own invention. lie started it with so
eggs and at the same time started a
hen on the nest. The incubator has
held it's own and kept up with the hen.
Mr.. G. says that about 60 per cent. of
the eggs have been Matched by the ma
chine process.
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LOCAL..
CLUB RATES,

WoRrHINoroN. MINI. MAY %, 1884,
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A correspondent up north writes us
that he thinks we have a ''bee III our
bonnet" We know it. How can an
editor spell ''bonnet" unless he has a
"b'' in it..
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DENTIsTRY.--Dr. Bedford, Of Sioux
City. will he at the Wortlington Hotel,
June 9TH to the 18th. 4O-3W
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17
The Cresco FIGURING Mill.

The Cresco FIGURING Mill In course
Of construction by Mr.. Farwell prom
ises to be quite IN aquisition TO the
business interests Of Crosco and a
source Of great convenience to tho
agricultural people who reside near
about US. The mill will probably TO
an exclusive custom business. The
frame Is already up and nearly en-.
closed. It Is but 2lx36 on the ground
three stories high and will contain
only the machinery absolutely need
Cd In reducing the cereals to -four, the
storage room needed for the grain In
bulk being more cheaply obtained
elsewhere DIS we'll as greater safety
being secured thereby. The ma
chinery will he driven by . power.
ful engine OF 80 horse power ind o
boiler that stands u test high enough
to warrant all the power needed.
The work Is progressing finely CON-
sidering that It has oil been done
since winter set.ia The work has
been conducted so quietly that until
going into the part OF town where It
Is being built, We had aim ost
lost sight Of this enterprise as many
of our people undoubtedly have.
Its progress shows what energy,
pluck and perseverance will NEST
surely accom- lish.
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lCOsseinHsd from idst wsek)
How Watch Cases are Made.

1mieakion always follows a successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus it is
shat tho James Boss' Gold Watch Case has
its imitaaorS Buyen can always tell the
genuine BY nhe Trademark Of crocn, from
which i ssspended pair Of y 49,
scales. Be sure 0o14 e,ara and Pr A
scales are stamped in the cap Of the watch
case. Jewellers are very CAUTIOUS about en-
dorsing - Az<icac unless they not only kaose
that it = good, but that the character Of
the manufacturers i Suoh that The quality
Of the goods will bek,pt fully IN 70 stasdand.
wILIIAAsroHr r, Pa, Feb II, sssA
Tia James Boz 0olA v - IAzAA - kAe hSe
.eAteA EaeA - - sulas s04Ax. OoCN need
my cu1EooaessAA had James Don' CldWaAnnC aso
In uaefne = 01AnA = = . good asovcr. Widths
caas % not Al41aee - Ntse my oN0 Gu9U1sa -
Iec1aaly viii - ~ 81 lma9cveA caaDa, which
see0eo ooesodng. JESSE Z. LS11I4 &ssse@.
INV 01rxavcE, IT,. lar. a ~
1hia Gold CO.. No - k1Oun q the Jansa 0oGse
Cod K0ACAnA cnaae an1e ~ po0eCssion a6019 3e4
1lss 80 u ~ Mnce tAat nn,n ~ = . q aood
cass whe0 bought u. and 10 coalition sAc1s thaE
the oa1o has really oUtWoEn the nlovemeak which .
IlAyo0ouk MARTIN 4. H0w8LL
or DsarSsf DAsassss n. i II. r. e neaas CO.
1ssA n0 Ksysas waseA o. Sssssssss Rats
1slpAia, ~ AeAasAss0s f1sosa1s1 60UsaNAs~ag -
Seo0 osaf - xs0ssses WaAsa Css - naAA
l7e6e COatiaHedl
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

The following patents were grant
ed to citizens OF Iowa, week endia Z
jar. 8, 1884, reported expressly for
this paper. by JOS. II. Hunter. Solici-
tor OF American aud Foreign Pat.
ents, 934 r Street. Washington, d. G.
Nels August Velinc, Villisea, ear
pet stretoher. Jacob Weodley, Hamp-
ton, cutting apparatus for rcapers
and mowers; Henry A. Chapman,
Strawberry Point, compressor Tor
COMPRISING bran aud other SUBJ
stances into packages; William ].
Hamilton, New Boston, gate: James
G. Irving, Sand Spring, staple puller;
Frederick kubec, Riverside, mechan-
ical movement; VIM. H. ID. Ludlow
La Porte City, crutch: Oscar +. Main
Marion. attachment for watchMak-
ers' lathcs: VIM. p. Marshall, Ingarl
Grove, corn planter; Mark A. Pen.
ney, Dies Noines, wire.twisting
machine.
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tI1nsic merit, both IS On art journal
and III exponent OF the resources OF
tho Puciflc Northwest. which latter
feature renders 1t especially valu-
able to my one desiring to obtain
reliable information. The subscrlr-
ton price Is - per annum, and ein-
gle numbers % cents. Published by
l.. Samuel, Portland, Oregon.
Dear reader, II this Is u borrowed
paper you IRE reading, 60 at once
and subscribe and have 4 copy oil
your own; you will feel better after
having done so. II you arc \ mar.
ried man your wife will have a bet
ter opinion Of you, and II you arc
still single you want to keep posted
SO US to talk intelligently when IN
society. II you are subscriber
send 1t to your friend In the Far west
II contains all the news In your 10.
cality and In much better form than
you can take time to write. DC
something to make your neighbo,
or yourself feel happier, and your
lite will not be failure.-tThe
Record.
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Rut Nlesi I have wrctrlaed memory
for names, and rack my b. aims ~ will.
! cAa call up no recollection Of tho
name Of that littla why station. For
days have studied Bradshaw. hoping
TO recognize tho name II Isnw II. Times
without number have I travelled back
aud forth between London a.nl tho
towers, closely scanning every station |
passed. snre should know that ono II
I saw ID, bnt Nh in vain.
Maud, when appealed 70, saga al,~
has no recollection OF any sneh episode;
II sure shn never ha,l nervous attack
on tho train; hut hor memory 10 much
worse even than mine.
lc0uld not have dreamed. thnt Ia ND.
surd; ono does not dream such things
as tho touch Of her hand. tho sunlight,
and tho curls upon hor neck.
have At times thought II might bc
ono II those strange experiences ot
which thore Ii never any reasonable
material explanation; but then I never
wAs fellow given 10 indulging III
psychological rhcMcmona.
However II may DO, this know, tha,
Cholmonllcy towers will not have 4
mistress nntli Ind my beautiful young
love In the dailolil gown.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

Washington claims tho honor cf pro.
ducing tho oaly individual who over got
very far ahead Of Gen. Butler. Il was
woman, Of course. She WAS imprisoned
by him during Tho war. and suffered
many hardahirs and indiynities. oae
day he sent Tor her 10 como 10 Lis pri.
vatc Office 10 intcrrogNtc her himself,
Al she entered hs Was busy writing,
which he continued 10 do without apcAk.
ing TO her or noticing that shp was
standing. She looked around for scat,
found ono, and also tray with q luxu,
rions luncheon for she general himself.
Having nothing olso to do. she quietly
ate tho luncheon up, and what she eoala
not got away with otherwise shc stuffed
in her pockets. After while Gen. nntlog
wheeled around and said hsuslncly
Az you SEQ, / have A,sn deeply
engaged" And 50 have L. sweosly
responded the lady. pointing 10 tho
empty tray. where not bone remained
History docs not record tho Gcnesal's
rcply to tho unterritiol woman.
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Naval Academy Cadet.

Hon. L. II. Weller has had assign
cd to him by the proper authorize.
the duty OF recommending q cadet
to the Naval academy. The appli-
cant must be . resident OF the lth
congressional district OF Iowa, OF
good moral character, physically
sound. possessed Of a good education
in tho academic courses and have
800 to start out with. Persons be-
tween Il and Is years OF age desir.
ing such u position are requested to
apply to Hon. L. Fl. Weller Washing.
ton d. {. Papers OF the district are
requested TO call attention to thi,
cadetship appointment.
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AN INTERLUDE.

RI. I. r. lane, in N. O. Times Democrat
II is very strange; I puzzle over il
sometimes until SCARCELY know
whether Ann sitting down on my head
or on my heels. At times almost DO
lisre il Was dream. and yet that il
impossible, because no dream WAS ever
% vivid. 80 circumstantial; even in my
most animatcd visions Of the night I
have over an underlying conscious
ness that they are NOT real. but this Is
rs living TO every sonss - il the whole
occurred but yesterday.
even told tho story 10 Charley Cav
endish and he could make nothing OF il !;
SO now in despair l have determined to
put it all in the papers, for she may
sec it and make some sign, or some one
of the great reading public may possess
information that would be OF uso to inc.
In that case they would confer an ines
Unable favor by communicating with
G. X. G.. Box 800, General postofice,
London.
This is tho story: In the latter part
Of May. 1881, Maud started up to town
ON the 3 80 train: We were going up to
look ct the Leviso0.Go house in
Park lane. for tho house we had last
season didn't suit us, and the I.evison.
Cores being small and vol situated,
and they going abroad for > year. We
| wished to rent il.
When wo had done about halt tho dis
lance Maud was threatencd with nerv-
GUS attack tin sclectin., sister besure
to & i one with nerves. that's my hearty
Alsicc).
Well, as I was saying, she was
threatened, or said she was, and at the
next station insisted upon getting out
and taking turn in tho air. warned
her Of the danger. for twas little way
station and the train only stopped there
q few minutes. but Maud was au
amount Of Ohstinacy which donkey
might we'll envy, aud 60 abe would and
did.
just a. anticipated, when ws
were at the far end Of the
platform, tho whistle sounded and
the train pulled out and loft u
I looked hlankly at Maud, and then
rushed OF to the station master. There
would not be another train till 8 in the
evening: very few OF them stopped
here. When / sulkily carried this in
formation back to Maud oil the threats
which her nerves had made were
promptly carried into execution. What
Wa to be done? Something must IN
done for her, and that ct once. She
was usually unable to travel for several
days after one Of these attacks. Another
frantic appeal 10 the station-msatsr
Knew of little village about two mile,
away, bat didn't know OF any way o
our getting there, except by walking
just 1t this juncture, o. l WAS about x
sprinkle dust upon my head and lift NJ
my voice to weep. IN all.Merciful Provi
dence sent one-horse ny jolting dowr
the road, into which unceromoniously
bundled Maud, weeping and clutching
me. and village-Mard ~ hied.
| Luckily we found ; clean little inn ani
motheEly old landlady, who did TO,
the poor dear" with Ill manner OF ho'
flannels and brandy, and the bald. dap
per little village doctor, having takeI
Maud in hand, took . cigar and started
tout for stroll to soothe nv nerves. do
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-01-17

To u. Z, trffingWcll. or other unknown own
era III the lands hereinafter dcScrtos<l:
Take nu,icc that ~ the adjourned rah.c
tax sale. hssuN and publicly hSid AZ the cssssc
~ the County TREASURER. in cr~Scc. tieware 10.
lows, par~aaai TO Law, cuNlRcnSilS sn the tirst
Monday II october. iSsa, ta-wit IN tho nth day
VI neeeaGhe, issa thereafter 10 which time sab,
sale had even iegally adjourned. the following,
described rial estate was sold BY the treasnrrF
year lSsS, amounting 70 the aum o. ~. to-Nit.
The northwest quarter az the northwest quar-
Ter Of section thirty, In township ninety nine,
north OF range twelve, West OF tho sih +. ~.
and that i. Rank. became the purchases
Of said land At said eAic. and that tho right II
redemption will expire And deed for said land
he made to the undcretgnest. who Is now the
owner and hualer IN hts own right, OF the ceri:.
feate or sale made thereof BY the Treasurer Of
said ccuats, un,ces redemption from said sale
b. made Within % days froin the competed
seretS al this notice.
Dated Jany issh, isek.
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