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Weather Signals.

xceSY nov York Expsesssy ssxSs y
{Lieaa SGosdod, ,Soi,ths csdaaiiaa hetsi
orogical bureau, is not lbe D. st person
to suggest that weather. tsienals he attach.
ed TO railway trains for the benefit Of far.
msys. SefgeaSt Penrod, Who haa- chsrgs
Of . station -en top of-the Equitable
buitdiny euteFedY llis usivessal code OF
weather ignals ID Che Office oE the libra.
risn Of Congress . yer ago, and he at
tempted To- have II ad0p on rail wsgs
aud steamboats,, the blowing OF whistles,
the ringing OF bells and the display Of
fagsain every community being q. Pert ot
his planas When be, proposed It we sag
gested that colored discs would be bet
ter than figures las signals on failway
trtins, and expressed the opinion that
vsluable intimations- as to the weather
could thus be. givent farmers, isWof
whom see daily newspaper until too
late to profit by its weather predictions
The signal service now costs about S1,-
0O0, 900 . year. and II would not csuse
very much additional expense to have
weather signals displayed on, railway
trsins aud at all-railway stationrand tela
egYaph Offices. II would bs well, too,
to havesw weather bellrung snd-a -awea,ba
or Dag displayed in every village in the
country which has atelegrsph Office.
And Canada should rot be permitted to
lead the way In shis Improvement OF the
weather signal SYSTEM, bses .sr,s gg
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PROBATE NOTICE.


A CCoUNTs and vouchers have been iled
II In the Probate Court Of Monroe County.
Ohio. by the sfollovinrI Rxsontors. AdmIn'
istrators and Gusrdiaps. to vit:
Fou,th .ra sn., ..oornt u r,,
Adm;r Of the e,tsse Of Is.ao W;.snsr- 49, -
Frat and anal .o.onnt mt 81 Hsnr. [ ~ IA. a.
ADM a the esta.. ~ n.y;d sh,od.. a:,H
!. S..o.a and Anal .cconnt a Thos rs;@.a
r., "a ~. v;ll os O. w c,;mss. =. 1..,s
Third partial aecox,,t ~ Joh, M go. 49,. -
NJ tha sstats 81 Edvard M.y;ny;. ass..s,d-
.Fonrth nart;sl ~ J..,sr I.;.I EYsorso. =,
the v;ll Of Niohola. p Ii.t d.c.a..d
First and fnal account Of Isa.o n. D.vor.
Admir- with will annexed Of the estate of Dan.
isl Devore. deceased
. Third partial account of EnocA Martin
Admir- with will annexed of Abraham HUFF
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"A few years ago Kalamazoo, Mich,
MAS not even staked out, and only lac,
week . citizen of tha. place failed in
business and scooped Eastern creditors
for over $4,000. Such is progress and
civilization.
That "the bonarxs kings want ts
shake :he wives OF their youths and
marry otbers" is thus explained by. ths
Boston Post: "You SEQ one kind OF 8
wife is 10 help make . fortune, another
10 help spend it,, .sw ss.o
They we're Boosting about ancestry
my forefathers," said John, 9"camt
over from England on The May dower.'
"And my sncistry," said Pat. "kim ovel
from Quanesto vn on the Sun6ower III
esthelic / am.,'
"How in the worli did they come te
name your Susannah 2" asked Mrs. In.
terroga,ionpoin,. Really don't know
how, precisely" replied the young lady
very demurely ""but ! suspect 1t was be.
cause / happened to be . girl."s
"Oaly one trouble with that preacher.
said the brakeman, as the sermon closed
after ss.Ow: run Of an hour .snd'a quar-.
ter and two laps. Whats that p The
swi.cSman wanted. to know. Poor ter
mihal faeilities." shs braksm.a rspliee,
"The proboscis OF the bee" says ,
scientific writer, "has to be thrust two
and half miI,ipn times into the flowers
or clover heads to make peand 8
hopey. Strange e6at 5iffereuce here
is 10, the business, capacity OF the two
opposite ends Of bee.
81 - 80. N&sG - A. -
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FACTS.

Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
snlt the time tables OF the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond oil
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried 10 first class cars en- fas,
trains, and every possible care is taken
to Insure comfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change Of
,ars tc Chicago, where direct cornectisn
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
hut . single change Of cars to Iowa,
r.,ssss, Nebrasks, Texas, Minnesota,
s.s. No other line can offer such advaa.
tages as tho Baltimore aud Uhio.-I.
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
to the saving Of much Of both as we'll a.
money. Above all things do not pur,
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving q letter from one Of the B. 10
Agents. "A letter addressed to W. e
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J. T. Lane
Wheeling, W. Va, to j. A. Webb. Eos.
toris, Ohio; to ia. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, ora call upon either of these gen,
tlemen viii lead to thorough informa
sisn IS to sll necessary details Of tim.
connections, fares. baggage, etc., etc.
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sleeping Car Arrangement and
Notes on Running nj Trains.

Notes Oh Runntng 0f Trains.
All Trains westof the Ohio River are run
on Central Standard Time. s0th Meridian.
Bast sf the Ohio River on Eastern TINE, 18th
AeridisfS SIhersisR difference sf 6o,minutss
between Rastern Time, Bast ofthe Ohio River,
and Central Time, West Of the Ohio Rivef.
No. ! Rnns daily; has B & o Palace Sic ,p-
esns Car attached from Chisasosts sWashiSs-
ton. Baltimors. Philadelphia, and Nav York.
and Indianapolis TO Wheeling via Columbus
Dining Car from cbicsso 10 walksrtea This
/ is solid train from Chicago 10 New YORK;
no change Of cars Of any class. = aes s
No. 8 Runs daily, exoept Sunday, Sleep
ing Gar from Toledo via Monrosvills.
No Runs dsiiy; has q Psiacs Sisep
ing Cars sttschei 1rs1h Chicago 70 Baltimore.
No. 4 [s4l Runs daily from Colambus TO
Newark, and Nos . and 8 daily, except ssu-
day. .betwssn Celunbus, GAINESVILLE and
Mansfield. sses - sci ,7sssrs ssEg .ssfFY
no4 Sans dailys has B TO. Palace Sleep
ing Cars astsshsd from New York TO chisaso
ksletpips Car from Wheeling 10 indianapolis,
via coluubus, daily. ssfAs
No. 9 Runs daily, except sanday; has B. i
%. Palsss Sleeping Car attached 70 Toledo,
via nonrosville and W. L, L,1.RR
No. 2 Rms daily; has B 4 o, Sleeping Car
attsehed from Baltimore 70 Chicago,
II Trains No. 2 and haYs ., through Coach
between Columbus and sandusky daily, and
Columbus and Wheeling dsily..ssa
h No n Runs daily On Chicago Division. 70
New York, via Auburn Junction. Detroit and
Suspension Bridge. Has through sleeping
Car attached. Dining Car from Chicago 70
Wslksrtee.
Straitsville Division Trains run daily sx
cspt Sunday. -
'Indicats tfains.Iun daily. s@s.
indicate trains run daily except Sunday
N0TK-Wilsrs no Time is given opposite
Stations. Trains do mot stop.
!. n. coLk,. General Ticket Agent, Bslti-
more. -. srs s
W. 3. REPPKRT, Pass. Agt, Columbus.
c. <. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt, Baltiusrs,
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A Dangerous Case.

A Dangerous Case.
- BecsEsrEns June L.lss2. I'd,
Years asoI xas .ssasked win the most IN.
tense and deathly pains In my back and
~ "a ns=as,s ID. :, er-Kidnsva
"Ex,ending to- the end of my toes aud
70 mv'bysin,it ttaltsi,u. f.s,s 500 E. a
Which m.1e ne dsiirious =. t. +. wa q
"EIOm- Agony a., -, -, :,
"It took three mss Ia. bold me on my
bed stLtiuesia - s.etsFnx zofoiss, b.:
"The Doctors srisd.in vsiae TO- relieve
me. Blu: to no purpose .-q1tiss r '"- ! -
"Mprphine and oiher opiates -. =. :.
"Hadspo ,effec,l,sK.a ? al .ee-..,
"After tnosnonths I Was gwen up 10
'':' sw6.s syais 6UEG1E
heard . neighbor tel ~hse Hop Biters
had done. Tor. her,, she st. once. got and
gavesme some.' The fsst dose essed my
brain nod seethed TO 60 bunting through
my system for the pam. s''~, '.'oh sSiasi
The second dose .ea.ed me 40 much
that lslept two hours. something i had
not ne'for two mon,hs. Before had
used Ave bottles, ! was sEell apd at work,
as hard ss any man could, Ter ovetthfee
weeks; bu,1I worked too hard for my
strength, and taking hard cold, wss
taken Withebe AosS acute aSd painful
rheumatism oil through my system that
was ever known. ] called the doctors
again, and xftef seversf -weeks. they ~iett
me cripple on crutches for life, as they
ssii;c met o friend and told him nv
case, and he said Hop Bitters had cured
him and would cure me. i poohed at
him, bnt be was 80 earnest I was induced
to use them again. In less than four
weeks I'thre~ away my 'crsachess and
went.to work lightly and kept, on using
the bitters for ave weeke, until j became
~ well as any man living anil have been
so for six years since. II also cured my
wife, Who had been so for years; aud
has kept her and my children. wen and
hearty with from two to three bottles
per year. There 10 no need % be aGk
1t ali IL tbess bitters ars used. }. J..
BKRK. Ex.Supervisor. 1's'5- 50
Z a"1'hat poor invalid wife! ""-sf9zs
'sSister - 9' - u
"a "Mother! -fHa5 "5r-}
"Or Daughttrl 9s,sV cssa'a
g "Can be made the picture Of health! !!
"With few bottles OF Hop Btters |!
~" VIII yos let HEN sxfer 2"'aF8 ass
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
TUESDAY, MAY g. 1884.
> IA 80 sif5-sf - "a . So aeNE
Happiness an Affair of. the Heart

-sNs1A - sft1ls5 i4sIsie t4t-fh .
Happiness an AFFAIR of tho Heart
ia g q and Stomach. y-a.i-4-
DR.. B W. Richardson IL one Of those
men OF, genius who. dash, out scientific
truths. .sas it we're, incidentally aasIa smith
strikes lumineus sparks from the iron he
Is bsmmefing on the anvil; In the Az.
clepiad, treating OF felicity % sanitary
search, updef the hesd .Felieity D phys.
illogical qusiity 2 4he sot hor Observes
The center Of the emotion Of felicity is
not hi the 'btsiu. The center 10 10 the
vital nervous system, In the great gan
glia, Of The sympatheic, living not 10 the
cerebs spinal cavities, but 10 the cavI-
ties Of the body itself, near the stomach
ahd Ia the heart. We know where the
glow which Indicates felicity Is felt, and
our poets have ever ascribed it with per.
fects luuthfulnsssS Is in the5 breast. 1t
comes. .as Gre kindling there. No living
being ever felt happy in the head; every.
body Who has fell felicity ha, felt It as
from within the body. aSs s,s,s,
1--WE know, again. where the depres-
sion Of misery -is located our hysicia, q
of all times ha def si that, and
have namad the disease OF misery, from
itsl local seat. The man who is rnisefa-
DE fs 'hypochondrisc;; : bis affection is
seated under the lower ribs. No man
ever felt misery IN the head. Every man
who has felt misery know, that it springs
from the body speaks OF It as an, ,exhaus
tion, q sinking there. He is broken.
hearted be 10 failing st the cen'er OF life; {;
he is bent down because OF the central
failure, and bis own shoulders, too heavy
to be borne, feel rs IL oppressed by an
added weight or burden. under which he
bends as though oil the cares Of the
world we're upon him to bear him down
In other words, felicity is ply sicai
result; Q nun was never heard OF in the
middle ages. There we're very few old
bachelors-rare phenomena; but IN old
maid was never seen outside the cloister.
The nearest approach to 1t was 10
the Gaze OF few ladies difficult TO please,
who delayed marriage until middle age
Was reached. It WAS rarely that this
could be the case, since they we're seldom
allo wed 10 please themselves.
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Plantation Philosophy.

Sunday bfeeches dts bes' when dey ID
paid for. ra ~
'Taint no consolidation to get chewed
up BY fus' '.class dog. 9> .a
De bobbykew takes way heap o bad
fselin's., 80 q sa
De dog chain tromples on ekal rights
! A po' man out o. work 10 wus OFF dan
stray dog, cause be got to keep on ex.
plainin. his sitiva,ion. .4s.
IT'S dangerous to haba rotten round
ob de ladder On tops f o..
De norf wind hoIIers TO It hits you.
Dc quick,and don't fool you 'bu'
once. y
De rabbi. ain't. pertikler 'bout holes
when de houn's git in sight.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.

To Fred Kindsl5srys- or whom Il anay Concern
Notice is hereby given, that Margaret Will
sen has paid into the County Treasury .
sum suthoieat to redeem the north part ol
the northeast quarter sold At Delinquent
tax sale by John Ruessssssr: Treasurer o.
Monroe County, Ohio. January Is, 1884, IN
the name Of Elias Wilson 30 Pred Kindel-
berger.
! g. A. ATKINSON,
april, ,,S3,t3. A.Auditor Monroe Co. Ohio.
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&c Notice to
9TONH MAS0D02
IRON BRIDGE BUILDERS.

QRALED PROPOSALS viii BE- received II
- The Auditors Once In Wosdsasld,r Nsn.
roe County. Ohio, till
Friday, June q, l994s
At Il o'clock .. N ssrsfarniskine natssials,
or performing labor, IN the erection Of An
iron bridge Of single track, and enc kandre1
and 6fty Ils01 feet long by<sixtssn rleJ fees
wide, over Suufsh Creek ct ClaFiBgton. on the
site Of the old bridge, which has fAllsn dewns
No plans and specifications prepared By ths
Commissioners, bat bidders are invited y
furnish plans and Specifications with thsir
bids, showing the number ef spanA The
length Of each, the nature. quality and sic
Of the materials to b. used, Tho strength ef
the structure whom completed, and ths sep
arats cost Of base and supsrstruesurs whsH
any proposal inslndss both; whether thsss y
any patent hight on the prcpessd plan,sr mp
part thereof.
Bids may include al shs material and all
the labor, sr parts thereof; but bids for tAs
base to bs Esde with reference 70 such Of the
matsrial in the old abutmsnts ~ nag ~
suitable fer the new. s
Bids will BE- opened at the Auditef's sflse
on. said 9Th day Of jpus, bsginning Ct 4
s,ciook ). n ana ths scntsaets awaFdsa -
said placs, on said d.y, eF at . Tine - which
The, Board may adjourn.
Good ami suikcient kcnds 70 aocenpaHy
bids. The commissiensss reserve the right
to reject any or all bids.
. By order of the Commissioners. -,
8. 4. ATElNo0N,
Auditor Monroe Co., 0his.
spr2s, ,'s4t5. M ~ ssS;
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II b
II Prince Bismarck will come to this
country and blow out the gas before re-
tiring. oil will be forgiven Norristopn
Herald. 5sa,s a ~ ~ -
Next thing Va know. somebody will
discover that kisses, like ell other sac.
chsrine delights, are now extensively
made from glucose.
A Cedar Rspiis editor wants any
young lady VINO .,j1mps 81 conclusions
70 constter him conclusion" An or
phan is preferred.
A shock OF an earthquake was fek in
London the other dav, and inside OF an
hour the police had Jailed twenty.seven
Irish suspects -.
Life = IL short--only four letters in Il.
Three. quarters of it is . ...lie," and Q
half OF it is an "if." Put this on nle, .
il you would as "lief.
Our statesmen should boar In mind
ihst With q, continued destruction Of our
forests the time must come when there
will be no woods to take TO.
The Indisnspolis Journal, ssys the
devil hiss no HOLIDAYS. Many persons
have noticed that tbs Journal editorial
page is tlways complete. - So 81
Judge Walker, OF Vernon. Oak, has
decided that the town has no right to
levy . dog tax. There is talk Of tender.
ing the Judge . banquet. = go ss<
An old proverb says that "c.re viii
kill a cat" You may consien to rs i'm
M diately few cars Of "care" and dump
/ it into our back yard garden.
Some deceased persons would he glad
Of their deafness ifs they could get o
pcstnortsm peep at their obituary pic.
lures printed in the e.newspapers ..
v..We wish every, somsD in Amef:c,, y
says the Philadelphia Record, knew The
fact that there was enough tariff IN her
bes. dress to buy her'a new bonnet
One Of The most MISUNDERSTANDING
men il the world invented the Gstling
gen. He doubtless built bi. gun on the
notion that no man should be called hap
T.- eno .:
Il, @ IN; Z. ,..,ss.s. 80 o,y'o.
OF ,hem vaa for a ms,hod al convic,ino
. murderer when he,is proven guilty
~ S..-.,f w., ..sn
Gale . approaching marriage. is "Rlsd to
l. 4 = l.
I infer from this that the doctor mus,
have married . Vassar girl s..' a.
..N, - .ss.
~. o ".'s - o.su.'oSsa sIs ,or me,
s.o..su m.us. y. s,a S"o u.' ,a ,uHA money
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"A Coon ,IAvEsrxEsr.-One Of our
prominent business men said to us the
other day rln the spring nv wife got
oil run down and could not eat spything
passing your store Jsav.s pile Of Hoods
SarsspariIla in the window, and got .
bottle. After she had taken ii . week
che had arou,ing appetite, and did her
everything. She took three bottles, and
il. Was the best three dollars I ever
invested C /. Hood, 4 Co, Lowell,
Mass.
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10 Fred Kindel0srgsr.o or wAcsa smay Ooncsre.
Notice Is hereby given that John =. Burk
hard has paid into the County Treasury sum
sufficient 30 redeem the south side Of the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter oi
section y, township s and range ., sold
at Delinquent Tax Sale BY John Rusgaes.
ssr, Treasurer Of Monroe county, Ohio, Janu-
Any Is, 1854 in the name Of p. Bnrkhalt "a
Fred KindslbsIger.
8. A. ATKINSON,
apr8, ,'sAtS. Auditor Monroe Co., Ohio.
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! REDEMPTION NuTieE.

To o. CsArs o. wAoha 10 may Conceyn:se Z
Notice is hereby given that Margaret vii
son has paid into the County Treasury , spu
Sufficient 10 redsem lot No. as In Antioch
sold at . Delinqnehs Tax Sale By Johr
Gstchsll, treasurer Of Aontss County, Ohio
fJasuarys IL, 1882, In ths n.ns Of Q RLit-
tie to G. Cshrs. a. F.ess -
ss '.ptis ,.'s4ss. !. Auditor aonro. Co, Ohio.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Adriah Brock. Deceased.

THB undsrsigued has bssH spDolsssa
j and qualified - Administrates q The
estate Of Mariah Brock, late Of Heares ssun-
~, deceased.
Dated this 2lst day Of April 4. D. 1884.
apr2s, SAWS. SrEPH1N B0UGHNER.
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ke lv Glover lsiam ar Akron Swi0 SCAM
Neil lsOak Far 10 Pm sr Norwslk II lopm
fnl3iv LaGi sos am ar Nassillons s20zm
Hol5Iv Toledo 2sam ar Norwslk 4b5pm
Noy7iv NoIvslk 3 2sAm az yallsy. Jos 50pin
Nolelv Valley Jc 20am ar Maristta t5pm
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.LalIr. 5 Stop.on Signal, xDo n0t sto!

UoNNEcTfoNs-Toledo with oil hnes enter
ing the city.
observation-disclosures In EseS ". r.
CLYDE, l., B & w. r. r.; Bellevue. n: Z. u q
st. L. 3. b. R.;sMonroeyiile. B q ~ wei,
Invton. G &C. &IR R; Creston. n z; p d 0
r R. Orryille. @ A& G r RSP g b T and P 3
AZ &CRR: Massilion. P F w j. r r; and
GI&WR R;valley Junction. Valley Z r;
Canal Dover. @, d r r. and O L q w. Z. X;
New Comersrown. P. O g. st. l. r x, Cam.
bridae. B&OR R; Point Pleasant, q " q
NYR z: Marietta, @ w & B r r.
n d. WOoDFORD, JAMES M. HALL.
Gent Manager. 6eu1 Pass. Agt
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.l01 ACRRS'OF LAND IN. Benton township
lOl Monroe Couuty, Ohio; 100 aores clear
cd. balance good timber; well watsrsd; good
house aud necessary outbaildiugs; school
house on farm, and
Within Onc,Rourth Nile $,
ei good Touring mill. For farther PARTON.
lars, cali on or address,
SPRlGas L briggs,
iapi ,'s4tf. Woods6sld, Ohio.
-
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
E.,a,s Of John Dyer, Deceased

T,HR undersigned has been sppointed and
i qualified - Administrator Of tae estate
Of John Dyer, late Of Monroe County, decd.
Dated this tn day Of April, A, D. 1884,
sprilS, ,'SAtS CHARLES TWINkM,
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NoTICE.

N,HR Board Of Ydasstion Of wsodsnsld
IL village sohoei District will receive ,ap
plications for superintendent, subcrdinat .
Teachers and Janitof until Nay II, 1884.
By order Of ths. BesFds Pig
PaiTz RBgF, Gle rk.
woods6sld, Ohio, April II. 1884,
spiss, ,'s4.s. ass 2 G -s -
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i have just rscsivsd q full stock ef Gro.
ceres, Notions, Tobacco, Cigars and Candies.
|. Can fsInisA yeu. 9. low rstss any Article
Kept |. grocery store. Give me salI.
Nov. %, 1883. FRITZ BUcKlO.
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No II " AassiI on 8 lspm ar weighs 35pm
FoAly Noiwslk 27am sIToIsdo 4 45pm
No Is " Val Jncns lssm ~ Norwk 5 S0pm
10 IS ". Marietta 5 30am arVa yctssl0pm
su.on slanCh No Is, No 2s, =
Hppen. " Scam 3 40pm sss
Fries handing s. y45am 3 57pn.
Milan. -. ooam = l0pm.f ss-...9 !
Nuwalk, sr.,7 s5am 4 35pm-
4. - -. c;...i M ., ~ ssnr,
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sEbEMprloN NOTICE.

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W. B.-Ho,r. Master Of 'Transpsf,ssien. (.
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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1884-12-25
MOrtgage Sale.

Whereas. default has been made in the cond;
tions ola certain MortgageDeed made ana ext cut
of the County Of Wadena, state Of Minnesot",
No:tgagors, to Theodore G. Docksta der, Of Il.
County and Stnte of New York, as Mortgage
dated the twenty ninth dayof April A. D. iSo
and r. rded in the OH Of the Register of Dccu
in and for Wadena County, Minntsota, on the
o'clock p. NJ, in book -" otMortyases on page
four hundred. And whereas, $aid Mortgage was
given to secure the payment of Four Hundred
Dollars, as follows: $4tO.OO five years after date
with interest the at the rate " eight pr cent
the terms Of ten coupon notes attached TO and OF
even date with the principal t., numbered from
one to ten inclusive each in the sum of sixteen
dollars and executed by said Abel Bacon. and de-
fault has been m, de in the payment Of said cou
pom interest notes mum bered thret four and five.
and there is hereby claimed to he due and un
paid upon said Mortgage and note, arcor'lng t.
the terms thereof the sum of Four Hundred Fifty
two and 80 100 Dollars. at the date Of thi. notice
and 10 proceedings at law, or otherwise has cen
instituted to recover the said sum due on sait
Mortgage debt or any part tn reof; Now There
fore notice is HI reby given that by virtue Of 6
power Of sale in saiu Mortgage Deed cont,i Ell,
and pursuant to the statute in snch 'se made All
provided the said Mortgage will be fOrtclosed anC
the premises described i'll and covered by saa
Mortgage, viz; the south east quarter Of Section
number two. G) in Township number one huL-
tlred tlirty-fuur, SAY nUith OF kanse numb r
thirty-feur (3l) West OF the fifth priA1ipal ME j.
dian, containing hundred sixty acres. acc..
in, to the Governm" Mt survey thereof, he the
more or less, all in the Courty Of Nadc''a state <t
Minnesot. with the h,reditamc,:ts an appu. .
tanurces will be SID 1T public auction to Ike
highest bidder for cash, to pay said deht and in
tere.t and the taxes 1fany. on said p ennis, ut
twenty-five dc liars Attorneys fee and the uis.
ments allow Ell by law; which sale will be shade
by the Sheriff Of said W"dena County, at the from
door Of the Post Office in the Village Ct Wadeoa
in said County of Wutena and State OF Min 'rsota
on the 7th day Of February, a. D. 1855. at tw Q
O'Clock p. N. said day. subject to redemption al
any tfmo within one year from the d:t IF sale as
provided by law. THEODORE G. pocksrADE
A. G.. BROKER, Aortgagee.
Attorney for Moltgagee.
Dnted December 23d, 1884. 3@~F.