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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-07
SheriTa Sale

BY Virtue Of an Execution. issued out Of the
District Ourt If the Gle, tn Jni ial District in
and FOR the County Of W:dens and State Of Mlnne-
sote, nron y juds"ncht issued and ,!,ckct,u
said Cor. on the 25th gay OF october \. %. 1888
III certain elton Wherein Thomas z. Chau iL.r
and franklln TAYLOR. ,.rtners us Chandler It IL,
lor were flstntffs. and G. orgr CrsLtrts ind Cha ).
H. Crabtyre, partners as t;en.ge Crahtree 4 son
and u. W: Fuller, were Dck.rda nt<' IN favor Of
eaia Plintits, and ~ INST lid Defend nts. fu:
the sum q Four hundred and seven dollsrs and
one cent (s4,7:ol) ! have, on the ninth day of
Jannsry l. y: 1884. eyied upo" all the right, title
and interest y: th"'s'id Defendant Il. W, fnlier to
the following described Ren1 Est tie: The south
west quarter Of the south east qurter (sw4 sc J
Of Section thirty .one (3D Of Township ono hun
dred and thirty 1--WE C35} north o. Eange thirty
Eve (3s? confirming Forty acres more Or less
And will sell tn: same. no much thereof as NAV
he necessary to satisfy said execution and costs,
at front door Of Bank Of Wa.ena in tha Village Of
W.dena In the Comfy and State aforesaid, on sat
one O'Clock p. m. Of that day
34-St. G. N. KINGSLEY
Sheriff of Wadsns CouRty, MINI.
Dated Wadena January 9th, 4. d. 1884.
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For Sale

The best two farms this side of
heaven. Will produce $4,000 worth
of grain annually as long as you live.
lit you die before heaven gets 10
crowded you can't get in. ~ Heaviest
timber, richest prairie and purest wa
ter in the world or Canada either EIe-
giant residence, barns and glanari+s, &
miles of fence. Located miles
South Of WAde,l. which IS thu best
market and brightest town on til. y.
+. II. n. Reason for selling, money.
35tf A. n. IT'LL. Agent.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-07

The following patents were grantee
to citizens of Mimi, wcek endiEl
January ~. 1884. reported expressl,
for this paper by JOS. Fl. Hunter
Solicitor of American and Foreign
Patents, 234 F Street. Washington
D. c.:
John Roland and VIM. II. Davis
Minneapolis, sewer pipe mach n
San'l Is. Cr@gin. Ada. nut lock; VIM
4. Mcdonald, Minneapolis, sasl
holder.
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To Contractors and Builders

To Contractors and Builders.
Sealed bids will b. received by the
building committee of the Catholic
church ut Wadena for the erection Of
4 church bnilding in Wadena, until
o'clock p. IN, February Is, 1884. at
which time bids will be opened. Plans
and Specifications 1T Secr~tary's Of
fee. The com mitt:p reserve the right
t. reject any and all bids. All bids
should be directed to
G.. G. MAYER,
Secretary.
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Letter List.

List Of Letters remaining in the Foetoeice 4
Wadsna, Minn., Feb. 7ht, 1884.
Jesse Becker 2. Wallace Brandt
FL. keelos, Peter johnson. T.. C
Odell, John Olsen, Miss Maggie Ne
gus, Reinold Nigs, G. II. Putnam {
Co., C. r. Smith, A. Scripp, G. Tell
inc, Miss Elizabeth Wilson, L. Walk
or, John WilmOr.
In callingfor these letters please ray ''AdHer
tised" GILES PEAKE, Z. II
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A Rare Opportunity.

Anyone in this vicinity wishing to
exchange wood for Clothing, Furnish
;ng Goods. Aackinaws, Hats ana Caps
Gloves and Mi.tens, and III fact every
hing kept in Il first class establishment
# that kind, can do so by shipping /;
ar load or As much rs they may wish,
10 the C. 0. D. Clothing House, Fer
gus Falls. Our goods are all first.class.
ND will be exchanged at cash prices
CO. d. CLOTHIERs.
36tf Fergus Falls.
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Auction Sale.

The unders signed will sell at pub
lie auction in Wadena, on Saturday
FEBRUARY 9th, 1884. The following
described property, to wit: One
black mare . years old, one chestnu;
mare 10 years old. both supposed to
be with fold. one new set Of harness.
two cupboards, two tables, one first
class organ, one clock, one hook case.
FIVE bedsteads, small stAhd, one bed
room set and stand, one bureau on,
parlor stove and quantity Of pipe.
80 yards OF new carpet, set of chin
dishes, one dozen chairs, two roch
ing chairs, quantity Of stOne and glas:
ware, one dozen grain sacks. one bui.
falo rote, one feather he'd. forks
spades, shovels, and other articles too
numerous to mention. Terms Of sale
for the above. IS and under, Cash;
over that amount, six months time.
with approved joint notes. We
will also sell one hundred and six y
acres OF land. on Section Is. TownshlI
"a. Range IS, one and one-half mile.
northwest Of Vernt!ale. Terms TO-,
r,na made nown On day Of sale.
E B RICE.
W. T. SCOTT.
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TO Whom it may Concern.

Notice is hereby given that mee,
ing of the members Of the Unite,
States Collection Association will b.
held ut the Office Of Thorp 4 Coy
pernOIi, on Monday. February Hi
1T 8o'clock y. IN. Importantsbusines:
to transact. ~
THOEP & COPPEEN0LL.
Attorneys.
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Over Hixht Hundred.

y 1t is stated that in the Office OF the
clerk Of court in this city, more first
naturalization papers are taken out
than any other city. in the territory.
The past year, ending January, there
were about 500 first papers taken out
and 1873 second papers. These new
citizens are mainly from Norway and
Germany, and the majority of them
are Young men in the prime Of life.
fargo Republican,.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-07
What We live For,

Ihave just been interested and en-
tertained by reading in the NohTH-
ERR PACIFIC FARxER the article un-
der the above heading copied from the
M.nnaapoAs Weekly Methinks tn.
writer could have gone farther and
done beAter to his remarks. would
add: Live for something more than
SELF gain the greatest happiness in
living, in making others happy. Rec.
6gnize all mankind 40 brothers, sn<'
treat them as brothers. Have broa'j
and liberal charity for every human
being. Remember the "Golden
Rule" Let its dict.tes be your
guidance in all your 'tesiings socially
or in business. He not bigots, it is
not wise to declare things you do
not understand as being impossibili-
ties. You do not know but that
everything within the range of the
human mind are possibilities. The
mind properly developed "nl ap-
piled has the controlling power owe:
matter. Concede to other- all the
rights and privileges You claim tor
yourself. 1t II not necessary to he
we'll versed in theology or cree'ls to
be u good christian. Christ the Jesus
had no creed neither was he the mrm
Der ofany church orgeniz ttion. TIE
true: Christian is known by his or her
works; deeds; and kindly words.
Live to learn that manhood il OF
greater value than money. If you
have not money to buy TODD or cloth
ing Tor Gods poor, you my persu .'le
those who have to open thier hearts
and purses in hsnevolence. W" CT"
visit the sick and give the priceless
words of cheer, good will and atfec-
tionate sympathy. Live to guide
the weak that are liable to stray from
the path of right doing. A word
kindly and timely spoken has been
the means of turning precious soul
from lie Of degradation and shame
to one Of virtue and usefulness. It is
better to pity than to blame. Kind
ness can rule tie world; hate ia hell.
Be cheerful and content. A content
ed mind il continual feast. Do not
live az though you expected to re-
main on earth a thousand years (.
Notice the important fact that We
are passing throng}, this world for
the last time. The nearer our APP.
proach to perfect brotherhood on
earth. the nearer We get to our angle
in Heaven So live that humanity
will he better for our words, deeds.
and works. Let us build Will, orr
own hand. in the hearts Of others
tho monuments to perretnate our
memories. S. s. GARDNER,
ebruary lot, 1854. Chicago.
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With = majority Of people 1t is no experiment
that DIR. Bosanko's Cough AND Lung Syrup is
sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Pains in thu Lungs
Soreneas in the Chest, etc. Get free saIcple bot
lie Of Stinehour the druggist. Regular size, 81
ronta and Il a.
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JM.IOWe. 90.
School Report.

The following is the average stand
ing of the pupi:s III the High Schoo
D-par, at Wadena. who hay'
.ssed Il successful examination in tie
past months work. H. stands TO-
Recitation. and D. for Department..
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Amos & Benedict are headquarters

Amos 4 Benedict are headquarters
Tor news. ~.& ~
J. i. Soule. Of Norris. was in the /
city, Tuesday. -. |
Amos 4 Benedict's is head quarters
for valentines.
W. s. Warner. OF Button, WINS in
the city Monday. VI
Eugene Boss. and A. J. Boss, of
Blutfton, were in Wadena, Saturday.
l. HazIctt, and A. n. Petit, of |
Verndsle, were in the city Friday
evening.
If you want to make 50 per cent.
on all investment, buy N. Z. H. r.
lots OF E. S. Case, agent. "A
A. l.. Irwin, spent Saturday ard
Monday at Henning, looking after
the interests of the Bank Of " ade. n.
Mrs. S. Gardner, who has been WIS.,
lting for several months past IN New
York State, returned home last Thurs.
day.
Everything in the line of Winter
Goods at cost. PEAKE l. BCRCn.
Dance tomorrow night, for the
benefit IF the Dorcas Society. Tickets
| Is cents. Spectators 10 cents. Music
by Barron's Orchestra.
For SALE-An Appleton's Encyelo-
pedia, Of II volumes, perfectly new,
cost $l02, will bo sold for $75. For
particulars enquire 1T this Office.
If you wish to purchase Wadena
lots before the Il. r., Co. advance
{prices call on E, 5. Case at Bank OF
Wadeaa. and make your selections.
For SALE-Restxurant building and
lot on Averill Street, Wadena. lfnot
sold before April LIST, it will be for
rentx For particulars, enquire Of C..
Potter.
Read thu new ':ad" of J. p. Peter.
son<in another column. All work in
tpe laundry line, neatly and promptly
L6xecuted, Ordera by mail or express
4 promptly attended TO. Prices reason.
able.
Cloaks. Dolmans, Jackets and
Shawls at cost.
PEAKE l. BCRCH.
Geo. F. Fuller went to Clitheral
Tuesday, and will return the latter
part Of tho week. This will be your
last opportunity to buy that excellent
l piano that was in the hall the nigh
of the musical entertainment, for il
not sold it will be moved at that time
If you want an excellent ironing ia
BILE, just call at J. K. Mlller's hard war.
! store and examine the one left there
by o. Andrews, the inventor ant
manufacturer. They are the nices
thing for that purpose we ever saw
You can fold it up like Il jack knit
and set it out Of the way when yo,
are through usingit The price Of il
is only $l.75, 50 anyone can afford t,
Vhsve enc.
4 Nubias, Skirts, Hoods, at cost.
n PEAKE l. BUkCu.
Il A test of the Harden Hand Grena,;,
, Fire Extinguisher. was matte in Wa
den* by Capt. c. D. G. Williams o
| Perham Monday night 4 large dr.,
goods box WAS secured and boards
'nx1led to it making it some ten Of
twelve feet high. This WAS file.
with kindling wood. saturated Will
kerosene oil and tar, and wa. sci Q!
FIRE. A crowd Of \ hundred and Aft,
or two hundred citizens were present
: when the Capt. busted two or thre,
pint Grenades Immediately exiting
uishing the flames. There is II,
question but that they are in excel
lent thing to have around \ building
We hope on citizens will look int,
this matter.
, Gloves, Mittcas and Caps at cost.
PEAKE / BCRCH.
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-02-07
For Sale,

|, will sell my farm in Compton
.ownship, and my business house in
Battle Lake, very cheap an on easy
:erms of payment.
JOHN WYvELL,
Battle Lake.
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LAkD OYFlCE at st. Clo1d. MINI, January
18th, 1854.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice .: HIS fRtenti,n t.
make nal proof in support Of his ciai'a and
der I'epnty Clerk District Court vt Wad. IA Inn.
on February, 10th, l>34. viz: william o. W.lch.
wal~na County Mimi, for the N sw1< Section
ii. Township la, Range 49, He III, 81 . the FOL-
lowing with .ses to prove hi ccntinuous r.si ~ncc
upon: and cultivation of, sail land, viz: Theo.
Tinklepough. John Butler, Of VerAdale r. o.
Mum, Nelson Gosha, Perry SehcRerhoar, of
Waaena F. y. MINI. Oh FREEMAN
35-5t- Register.
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C0mVimctnK.

The proof Of the pudding is not In chewing the
st,i ing, but in having an opportunity to test the
rticle direct. sti*ehour the Druggist, has free
trial bottle Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
,yrnp, for all afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asth
am and Consum plion.
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls MIN January g
16A1.
Notice Is hereby given that the fol owing -namel
settler has fled notice Of his nti to make f.
nal pr,,f In support his claim. ami that said
proof will be made ef're tn Re .i>;er md r.
ceiver ut Fergus Falls Ninn, OK March. 20th. 1884
1907 far the az Of ne4 seati.n "a Township 1a;s
N nth Q KanLc ~, West. H III me the following
winners . t" pr We his continuous re- ioencr uKr,n,
and cultivation o, SAID land, viz: Miles Fl
Ad.ms Hugh Murray, Fr 'ericI II. Hur.h ph::-
Up Hu st, al o henning p o Ctr i, c. NJ H.
37-et.. b. N. JOHNSON, Reyi.tor.
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LAND OFFICE at Fsrgus Fails, s.in... Lecem

LAND OFFICE at Fsrgus Falls, ~. Ina, Lecem-
Der 27th, 1885,
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention t.
make final proof in support o. hi claim, and
Receiver at Fergus Falls, Mimi, OH February 10.
1884, viz: George w. Bolton, Homestead Applica-
ton NJ. 44ll for tn VIZ ofnwa Section 14Town-
ship 1874 N. Range 81 west. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous residenc,
up:'s, and cultivation of, sid land. viz w. 8.
Heathcote, John I. Sanford, Lui Propp John &.
Hompe, all Of Deer Crerk p. o. Otter Tail Co
Aina. B. N. JOHNSON,
A-d Register.
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AND OFFICE at st. Clou.i, MINI, Januar!

AND OFFICE at st. Cloui, MINI, Januar!
q. 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam,
settler has filed notice IF his intention to rake
nal proof III support Of his claim, aad that
proof will be made before r F. n>trander, Dep
uty Clerk District Court. at Wadena. MINI. o.
February %. 1874, viz: Kasper Kinz'l, WAdene
c.. MINI. for let's S, 6, 7an'S sec. a. tow. H..
Rangr IS He names the f. SLOWING witnesses u
pruve hix cnntinu u residence upon aud crItiv.
lion Of aid land, viz: Nenry SHttoa. C. 4. Alton
Peter Seuens, William Nann al! Of Was'.n:. p
Wxdena Co., Mini. d. H FREEMAN.
36-6t Register.
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AND OFFICE 1t Fergus Falls, Man, Zebra
a.y 2nd, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following
lamea = ttIer has Tiled notice of his intention
II, Ike fno proof in support Of his elm, and tn
aid proof will be m 'de before kegi: ter ana Re
yer at Fergn> Falls. Mimi on y arch 18th, leS
.,.., for the ne SCI: -. ton 81, Township LIS
Range 81. W. tie names the followiu! Wit
n sses t. prov. hi colltin 1ors resi- ence UPON An
>u..ivution Of. sail land, viz: tredel lex Hu:s:
chm Holman, Henry Johnson, Arthur Dickey, /,
,fHsnninsP. o., utter TIL TO-, .Mi.n:
Ss-ot 3. n. JOIiNSO<, Register
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LAND OFFICE at Fergus Falls M,nu., Decor

Dor z7sh. 1888.
Notice Is HEREBY given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention t
make anal proof in support Of his claim, ano
IN Receiver at Fergus Falls, Ninn., on february
~. 1884. viz: Lui Propp, Homestead Application
No. 1910 for the awM SEA and SEX swN Section II
Township 1874 N Of Range 81 west. He name,
the following witnesses to prove his continuou.
residence upon and cultivation Of said land. viz
George W. Bolton, w. s. He ,thcote, John l. San
ford. John Il. Homp', all Of Deer CrcekP. O. Otter
Tail Co. MINI. B. N. JOHNSON,
a-ot. Register.
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Cash paid for Green Tamarack OF
Oak wood. WILL RIDDLE,
Wadena, MINI.
500!

Cords of green oak and maple wood
wanted in trade, at the C. o. D. Cloth.
ing House, Fergus Falls.
Soft &. o.. D. CLOTH1ERs.
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School Report.

The following is the standing OF the
several scholars Of school district
mo. 68, Otter Tail Co.. in scholarship
and department for, tho term ending
Feb I Il 1884
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"orAt ~ caffh

IfStinehour; the Druggist, does not succeed. II
is not for want of faith. He has such faith in DR.
B.sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup as remedy 70
Coughs. Colds, Consumption and Lung affection
that he will give q bottle freeto all.
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The following is the standing :
the informed; ate dvprAtment:
Patents Granted

MRS. LOUISA KHITSEY,
Teacher.
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Repellents and cloakings at cost.
PEAKE l. RCRCM.

TEAK6 4 6CRCu.
At last tho lible suit in the case OF
the Fargo Arsns vs.. the Fargo Re-
publican, company has been brought
to close the verdict Of the jury be-
ing in favor of the Argus. And the
Republican had to walk up to the
front and pay over the enormous
sum Of zone cent" Receiving this
great amount of damages, will no
doubt enable the ''Majah" to spend
the coming summer at some aristo'
cratic resort in the old country.
Mr.. VS.. Reed, of Salamanca n. r.,
made the FARMER Office r. call on
Wednesday. Mr.. Reed represents the
Northwestern Masonic Aid Assscia.
ton of Chicago III. The largest and
strongest in the wsrld, numbering
over twenty thousand members.
furnishes protection to families Of
Affiliated Master Masons at the low
est possible cost. and its plan is per-.
fectly equitable and just toward men
OF different ages, and pays the full
amount of benefit in each division.
Its assessments are lower than any:
benefit association in America. Our
Masonic Brethren should consider
this chance Of becoming members
3. - =
while the Solicitor IS in town. Mr..
Reed is Penm.a Of skill and expert
cnce, his specimens and Improve.
.ments ofpurils prese..ted b samples
splacs him il the front rank 9 Pen-.
man And Teaclser. 81
lGens. onths and Boys Cloth +.
Z etl1l Az tlIo,i,sss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1884-10-18
West Virginia.

The Republicans made loud boasts of car
rying West Virginia few weeks ago. The
Democratic party was not as well united as 1t
should have been, and the Republicans and
Greenbackers had joined forces. Steve Elk
ms claimed Republican victory, and made
an effort to secure it. He was to supply the
soap, and Blaine was to stump the state, while
the best Republican oratorical talent was to
make an active and aggressive campaign.
All this was done, but the Democrats increas-
ed their majority of !, 22l in 1882, over Green
hackers and Republicans, to more than 5000
over the same forces last Tuesday. In the
only congressional district in the state now
represented by Republican, the Democrats
had majority of about 700. So in Novem-
Der the West Virginian delegation in Con-
gress will be solidly Democratic.
All honor to the Democrats of West Vir-
ginia. They have shown that they regard
principle aboye money, and taught MIR. Elkins
and the mercenary Blaine managers that they
cannot be bought Neither did Blaine's mag
netism affect them, while his stock-jobbing
transactions and generally bad reputation
made them determined to do their part in
saving the country from the dishonor Blaine S
election would mean.
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DUBLIc SALE
Il OF
MORTGAGED PROPERTY,
In and Near Manchester, Carroll Co., Nd.

By virtue of power of sale contained in
mortgage from George Burns and Eleanor
Burns, his wife, to Sarah A. Sullivan, dated
February 6, A. ID. 1878, and recorded among
the Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
county, in Liber F. I. S., No. IL, folio 1913,
&C., and by the said Sarah A. Sullivan as
signed to the undersigned, will sell at public
sale, to the highest bidder, at ''Grove's
Hotel" in Manchester, Md, on
Saturday, END day of NoremJer, A. D. 1881,
at = o'clock, p. M, the following property
conveyed by said mortgage: First, part Of
a tract of land called "New Market" distin-
guished on a plat of the town of Manchester
by Nos. IS and 49, being the southern part
of each of said lots. containing in the aggre-
gate 1852 SQUARE FEET OF LAND,
more or less. The improvements thereon
AM-N consist of comfortable two
M5 story Dwelling House, cased
lllaltE4l4 with brick; good stable and
other necessary outbuildings;
well with pump at the door. This lot is on
Main street, and adjoins the land of John
Gettier. Second, lot containing l ROOD
AND 80 SQR. PERCHES of land, more or
less, and is. situate in the rear of the first de-
scribed parcel, subject to ten-feet alley for
an outlet for back lots to public alley.
These lots are all subject to an annual ground
rent of S2.9O, being a proportionate part of
the whole and the unexpired term as pre-
scribed in the original lease for the same,
with the benefit of renewal, is being offered
for sale. Third, part of tract of land
called "Bridgeland'' and "Little Room"
containing ACRES, 2 FOODS AND "a
PERCHES, more or less. This lot is about
half mile from Manchester, near the road
leading from the Hanover turnpike road past
the Union Tannery, and adjoins the land of
Edward 0ursler and Jas. A. Appold. This
parcel has an outlet on laid-out alley one
rod wide to the public road leading past the
Union Tannery to Manchester.
Terms of sale as prescribed by the mortgage
are cash, but, if desired by the purchaser,
a credit will be given as follows: 0ne-half
cash on the day of sale or on the ratification
thereof, and the other one-half in one year
from the day of sale, the credit payment to
be secured by the note of the purchaser or
purchasers, with approved security, bearing
interest from the day of sale.
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Reifsnider & Fink, Solicitors.
oct lists r. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.