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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
Mortgag. Sale.

whereas. DafaulC has been made in the pay.
iiht Oh Tine interest on sle money secured by /:
!'i't@ &: Gated the 10Th day uf Novcmb, T. a
y 49,, executed by Luui$ ilcrIOg and Mrs. La
II u itr'ig ~ lac county of .)crLulu and Tci
f!."fy nj l';kota, i'll Book OF Mortgages o.
is5" 2,;. on the 3ittl tiS OF November. 1885, II
80 a. A.. ;ti'd. whereas, no action or proceed
=, IL law or Otherwise have been Instituted /,
cover Tile debt secured NY said mort gage "a.
~, part thereof us stipulated for IN SAID NOR
tgt: whereas. the whole amount of prlcp.t
IL interest hiS b.'cn.ucdue by reason OF s.!v4
'i;lillt; and Wllrrvas. the amount claimed to b.
4 Z, l. The sum Ol Three hundred ;.4;d Ski.
a!is.s' f1oil;ti, and Sixty Gets. (sH3 GJ to-wli
: !, lfihcp.l. AMI $3.50 Interest. and Fort
'ol:lis. (Sio) attorneys fees stipulated Tor ii
e said NOR. gage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that b
Htir OF the power Uf salt. cOuta,iird in sa
''lghg". aud duly recnr,cd us a,nresnId. an
pursuance OF the statutes III such case mad
III provided, the said mortgage viii be for
;et! by >;tle of the mOrtgaged prrm!s
ltr-ln described. 1T puulic al tlon at Tie IRON
pr OF the court house III WcS>iiuton SNrli,,
III county OF jrrluiu and territory OF Daknl
h" 18th daN OF March 1880. at O'Clock IN ii.
tel'nnon uf that day The lnoriyhged pre-
ritory of ID, kOta, and ar,. described lis TO-.
VS.: to-wt The >oll,hw ST quarter of Sectiur
.. Twelve ll2l in TOWNSHIP No unc lundr..
seven 900 y. uf rlliae' No. SiXty-irec G.
81 or 5th L. NJ, containing ono iinndrtu al,
KY liO) .crCS.
.;'t II Mitchell y. T., this C,h day Of Fehr,
y a. u. 1889. WILLIAM CREED.
BAIRD y MHlTrLEsEY Mortgage
Attorneys for .MOrtg;lgee l6W6
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
The Falls of the s,pux.

Written for the HERA ID.
I've seen the wonders Of our land
IN mountain, valley. strc"m aud strand,
hut he'er DelOre Il spot did find
Win such Il Wealth of charm, as thine.
y 'Lotl' and waterfalls in QUE
Thousand rills around me run.
Thousand b.pokle,s l,i,gi and leap,
AND make this lovely scene complete.
ny waters tel me of that day,
"hen Moons-aye. moons and moons away
lac indian DER these WORT rocks trod.
And held communion with his Cod
When, DER tliesss myriad waterfalls,
Aud through 'hs isewith sylvan halls,
The dnsky maid and lover strolletl, ;.
And loves old? nay, new story told.
Here on this rpck. beneath these trees,
She sat, While he Oh bel,drd knees,
vowed that bis love should never waue,
While rock aud waterfall remain,
Again they tell of years To come,
of wheel and shaft and spindle hum,
u food and f9br!call complete
Mans uiiivei's al W;lutS 10 meet,
love DnlIota more and more,
Her praI'ics vast, her mines of ore.
rove her 'naunt;siis ard her glaNes
Dul most l,er beautiful cascades.
aud though roam il other lands.
III r'ty dcns", on o ems strands,
iny charms ,hlil 'eis, in memory's halls,
AND oilhs me back to thee, Sioux Falls.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13

Joseph Ponstord. OF Waterbury, was
in town the first ol the week. p
Co. Treas. Williams and Milan Run.
som visited plankinton Monday.
Mr.. Derrick. ui the firm pi Lodge &
Derrick OF Crow Lake, Was in tow,
Tuesday.
Mrs. james Cavanaugh returned Fri.
day evening last lroal a long visit &,
friends in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Wallace return, d
on MonGaN evening from II visit OF a
few days in Mitchell.
Edgar Bnwtn returned from the
bleak hills OF Vermont last Monday
for the purpose of enjpying DakOt;.'s s
palmy weather.
Ladies and gentlemen, it will pay
to visit the ''5c counter" at e. II. Ford's
Notion Store, Choice Confectionery and
Nuts. Second door east of hotel.
The q. a. II. hpys will give 4. dance
and saipf,sri jissEi,ss ~ aalfun N.tisftsss
day evening, Fob. ISth. Extensive
preparations viii l,a made and enjuy;-
BE timeis anticipated.
Mr.. Geo. Bennett had the misfortune
10 lose his dwelling house l,y lirt. on
"Wednesday mornin'r llSi Cause, adr-
tective chimney. Loss, probably over
$500 with no ln,ui a.,c,
Ell. Campbell informs US that he ha
/: tanning 'nlll. with which he j. prf
pared to clean flax seed and all kinds
ot grain. .host attending to sow sra II
viii do we'll to ;5iN,' hit!. Il cal.
There will he Il neck tie social IL,
a'ayble's hal on this. Friday. rv,nn2
l'eb. 18Th. under the auspi. $ oi tue
Ladies Mite :,ocic tv. Allarl cordially
invited. Ladies' bring II nrckti...
A postal from R"v. Wm. M.Nrna,ly
presiding elder OF Ordway district, in
forms us that i,r VIII nt, -, IL u..t.s.t =.
urdav and Sunday til" l4h ana lol
inst. ln>trpd of tue 2lst an 23d, Us i'll,
nounceu iii last 20 - l.iprr
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13

Id. Or Dept, Dakota. Genera! Or
der, No. 10. Sioux Fal!s, Jan. 2'7, lsa.
The second annual enca"npment o.
the Dept. OF Dakota, Grand Array Of
the republic, will convene IN the city
Of Huron, on "Wednesday, the 18th day
OF March next, and continue in session
two days.
rlc committee Of arrangements Of
the city OF Huron extends /, cordial N
v!tatiou to al comrades ana ex-aoldirrs
Of ,nt tate war 10 visit their city s'urins,
the SESSION of the rrncampnent, a!I! to
bring along their families lnd lrtrnls.
lAe council ot ;sliuiiiist. alton Will
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13

meet III the pHrlulsof the w right hotel
ut o'clock, p. H., Yn Weduesd,.y, the
18th day OF March. for the str;tnsacnrli
on sth,n business as|nlay property cone
before them.
Assurances have been nladtsSby the
different Il. Il. cuhpanies operating
ductd rate for trans hortutiun will b,
giantse. to all saiiiersIan their ian..-
II ) Mho attend the tleanpm,elit. am,
t . sanit will he PUBLICLY tinloant, d
/" acknowledgements ara coanpiet,,t.
The proceedings OF h.e e.n.ainpnent
MilI be public and openNe al cumr;l,t. !,
" ho att MI. The presviGe of i mum
Der OF distinguished eX-ioitlisGS il, eN-
pected from abroad and I.ll Old yeter-
ans, whether delegates OH not are cor
daily invited to come AMI participate
with us.
The Woman's religious cA'p@5siII hold
their annual asne:sulpillefC4M 0ff sam
TIME afld place, aud Il most eardlisi inyi
tatlon 10 the loyal women ot tht teri-
l'ry is extended to come and take par,
IN the pfnceedIn ngS ut this .conVe tiln.
Comrades, thrs is the secoDt anIlt.,.
ncalnpInent OF Our department. Du,>
ny the past year we have increase,
greatly IN numlters and otgrrpresert;t-
tlGn embraces the whole territory.
LIT every Post he fully represented
hN the delegates and alttrnates. lnv,t,
i'll oi the comrades whether delegates
or not to attend and complete an hai-
ll"nious meeting that the bonds of fra
'rnlty. charity and Loyalty may h..
STR ngthpn,-.l. and that bl our presence.
and work the principles of our u!t,l
';ay be maintained tor the good "1
those for which lis an organization we
rXist. Bv command OF
lHUs. S. FREE,
". ). POTTER, Dept Conlnanu,l
Assistant Aliintant Gen.
Delegate A1 Large to Dept EncataI-
}nent: q. ". Bolton; alternat,iat larg, +:
y ?. Pierce. REPRESENTATIVES; ". /.
'laN, j; p. Sullivan; representative at
.iirgc: Peter i5iusptt.
H. c. STEPHENS.
Commander L o. &. Otd pus
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
'i'P. lOS-i;6.


Several nice ,layS last week
Mr.. lit'i> nutch,r,-il two swine
Mr.. linntlt'y has put Il small house
IN ms 'ialiil III oar TIP. alul "t under,
tHllh he Is to move into or iurt!Ar..
his spring.
Ail. Orket isscIling hay to Air Pierce.
Alr q ilIea III ) q. ul ltjS 81.
l.. Nrt.rtll,,', wife has grturnatl frou,
'i,i Visit near Mt Vernon. Peter is
'@"jn happy.
HE uIiirr boys We're at the !liprtin.
III the "s,"tti rs Protective Association, :
rAt. Eve. Alr. i;.ininer Was also oli
sat. Eve.
Alr,. 0. j, Marshall presented her
husband with All : III. yir! on the third
OF TINS month.
h. Settlers Protective Association
met Sat. eve, us per adjournment and
organized by adopting constitution and
bylaws. aud the election OF the follow
ing officers: pr-si,i,nt. Louis Noruyk,: !:
vice pres, g. ". Mills; a-... q. J. MAJ
shall; treas, William Bren,ncr; ser
geant at arms. II. l.. England; Program
com, &. ". Mills, o. o. England and 4 .
g. onyd'r. The election oi the eX.1.l.-
tive committee Mas postponed unt.i
next regular meeting. The Association
tlen adjourned to meet in 2 weeks at
y. q. Englnn.ia. vi invited I'..o-
gram and debate to be enacted
s. $. and lnectinrs al Mr. Hours yes
t'fday. DECK.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
Attention, oo.diers!

There will bed post OF the g. A. II
organized bv Assistant NJ. o., III. {
Stephens at Alprna, sat, Feb. ii, ut /.
O'clock, p. N.
All mrno.rs OF thr G. y. X. are in
1ltc'i TO br prescott to help give IL
boys !. gool send OFF.
y large del CATION viii h. prrsvn
from L. o. G. O.1i P'st No. ~.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13

~, low = a.la.il!P officers are making Arran. e.
l'iits w Rave school hu,,sts built lni-
l,lr.'llh;,trly.' IN. Y =, Viii lloumes attends
ritfiI'erS are feeling encouraged in
.h'' vicinity over the water question
IL number OF wells h;syet4een i,urtu her,
ialelN that iutnish u good supply o!
Walter. aIr. Ca>llt,ulnli;i, obtained l6it
ol water at IL depth of forty ttrt lh,
uhly uoubie is to lind the right plata.
till II "dig'ilW;iy."
Mr.. Isaac. Z. Ray has been in the vi.
clhity OF Mitch, II to obtain IL well-bor
ing A'achlne with Which he expects L,
run opposition to l.. Weiland; he vii
nave To get up taliy in the luuin,ng [,
s't ahead ol Nh. NpianA, Who has
been putting down a number of good
wells here.
The sound Of the threshing machine
has been heard at y. G. Wootlrut1's s dur
ing the past week. ALPHA.
HfAWKEYE VALLEY.
A spelling bee was highly enjoyed u,
the DIXON school house last Thursday
Johnny Neal attended the dance
north OF Crow Lake, Friday night, Jan
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
County Legi station.

a.,
NrsslnTton Springs, Jerauld Co., D.l
fehfl'afv o. 1889.
The Board OF county commissioner
1t .Jrrau!d Go. met pursuant to ii ca.
rom the county clerk. MIR. Flshrr u.
ng absent j. 4. Sullivan was mau
harnliiil.
on motion treasurer was authoriz +.
" sal lslN 'he tax ui Conway FhunlS"
N an assessment nl' Sl2UU for mon"
mi credits. tue tax on The S;tlnt buyil,
men paid in Aurora co,lnty,
On motion the following bills wei
li"Wrd:
s'm% ~, ,;,w!ard ,";'.' work on hrdge No.a, ai2 :,
towls.Ad 5
SIN Smith l'''''i' :. :.
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ohm 'ramiord y
y leTrrr In.i.,i. far ,.,a. is
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lrrti IN c%n,nina,jn % III, ' o., ib bnu, f' q" An s, no -
~" AWX WXyl - isx' lG ima rG, Il ices tor sme,2
in !'er. 1891. 70
a., ~, "'",H s.'. 'S i''' s.per',S''l 'sst'
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proved.
n, ,,+;
VIZ h''1i''i 'le clflh ant! treas. Wt
n nStrurt.d f., ,.n,.rn,t :, ,,,.t,l.. l., =
'''''N ''i "
iSSrSSm, mt OF j. T. Linn making II
~
'Ns'NN'h'li' on personal property @o':
in,trnl nj S;nIu Minutes ru.,l ,nl
~ A''''' = "'' GNU q
proved
,;o!r, adjourned to meet at @ u,
Feb. 7tI,, 1855.
Feb : 1ss5
Board met p,,r,pns, to ad,u,,rnu,.,
Present. MIR. Sullivan and Mr. Wilson
Z. NJ. Magce and E, l.. Turner =,
pear, 4 and qu,l!j d as commissions,
of insanity. Il. l.. T,,rnrr and u
AIlrct for one I. ar
Coun,v clerk authorized to ord,
from Wnher 4 I,n,,th ,,f pnchA.t.
AIinn.. ~ doz of Booths I.;ghw,,
,lmupl.: alsp ~ doz rooth,, pn,
,i,I,rryi.ur'., ,n,,,,:,l r,,,n,tu ,,d -,
from Bowen & kiupsl,,,rv nf y:,nltu,
ID II. tie ioiIowiuo.
.sol, :ls SCISSORS lists, s,5t
tHF r. ,, ,I l51 , y q , nIr!slma r!!'.na1 sorus 81
or town lot deed records lic
!, d ze,, quarts Carriers com. ink
l ar ;.sy'Is4r us ,st +, 2 SoAS 70 t pound 1sG
SIR plain mortgage record IL
;;qr list of school townsh!p ' % utticcrs % 7~
ream legal cap 4G
On motion Co. Clerk was authorize,
10 ret tn. aDnroaches bui,t IN bride.
:, ,n.+ 70 ~ .,
~ y - !" a'e' ''i e''''i e'io' cosV h'
:" exceed $50.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1885-02-13
Farmers of Jerauld Co, Dakota.

l"n are requested hy the petition oil
many farmers to meet in mass meeting
larhl''s !hall. Wessneton Springs.
on Saturday, Feb. 2lst, 1883, it / o'clork
:: H., Tor the purpose oI organizing IL
,t'it!tncr,' Allltnta, notice of which is,
eat =" rhG'l paper in the county for
pu! licItion. C. W. Hill,
T.. ). a request has been sent to the
secretary O. the Territorial Alliance.
-" ""itor ni tne Dakota Farmrr'to br
PRESENT ana address us on that occasion.
Z. W. II.
Just two hundred and fifty dollars to
'an on ;tn improved farm. on five year..
'iIlr. NO commission. Apply to Banh
II " WASHINGTON SprinuS,
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION CO
Carrying the U. 8. Mail.
THE COMPANY'S STEAMER
DEMONSTRATION
CAPTAIN 8. JACKSON.
WILL LEAVE SEATTLE EVERY
w Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday
evening. at o'clock, for
WHATCOM
Calling at Mukilteo, Tulalip. Coupeville
Oak Harbor. Utsslady, Laconner, Fidalgo
Anacortes, Guemes, Semish. Fairhayen
Beliingham and Sehome.
Returning. win leave Whatcoin every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings, at 8 o'clock, for Seattle. calling
intermediate points ON the way.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TN THE PROBATE COURT Or THE
i District OF Alaska, holding terms at
Sitka. in Alaska Territory, before Hon.
Jehn G.. Brady, United States Commits
sioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, re-
siding At said Sitka.
In the matter Of the estate of Antonio
g: Cozien. deceased Citation.
The People Of Alaska to the unknown
he r. of Antonio G. Cozien greeting: By
order OF this Court you. and esch OF you,
are hereby cited and required to be and
appear, either In person or by alto Rey,
before the Judge of this Court, at the
Court room thereof. In the said town of
Sifka. In the Territory OF Alaska, ON Mon
day, the ID day Of November, 1855, at u
o'clock meridian Of that day. then and
there to chow cause, II any you have. why
an order OF sale OF certain real estate Of
said deceased should not be made, as
prayed for in the petition of the executor
Of the last viii and testament Of said de-
ceased. fled IN this Court on the 81 day
Of August, 1885
The property described In said petition
10 described as follows, towit: The undi.
vided one-half OF house Numbered thirty
one tsl) and the lot of ground upon which
the same stands. as shown and MAJ ked
on the plan annexed and made part Of the
protocol OF transfer Of private property
between the Russian government and the
United States Of America. being stu ated
in the town Of Sifka, Alaska Territory.
and fully described in book A, on page
Is aad ae Of the records Of the city OF
SitkA-
:.--.-.: Witness nv hs-d and The seal
:sKAL Of said Court. this Sd day Of Aug.
:......: ust, A ID. lsa6.
JOHN G. BRADY.
United States Commissioner and ex -effi-
clio Probate Judge of said Court,
ael00cS
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AMERICAN pysrxrrsCs.

Americans, more than any other na-
ton In the world. ere victims OF stotn-
ach arrangements. This 10 owing 60 the
hurried manner In which they eat their
meals and 10 the amount and quality Of
food eaten, rich food being cheaper
here than In any other country OF tha
vczld. There are very fex Americans
who's stouachs are IN q perfecttv
healthy condition. Most remedies for
The arrangement Of the stomach arr
offered IN the form OF bitters. tonics.
ETC., which meEsiy stimulate the stem
ach and afford q temporary relief. ID
havcns pyspepsis Cure Is a remedy
thai suppises what IL wanting in shs
digestive juices ot . derAaged ssonanA
and 10 The only remedy oderca 10 ths
public that cures all fornss Of Dysr~p
sia, Indigestion and Fissalcucy. frc,
sample bottles Al A. H. srzxAxr's Drut
Store
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sAREU REPORT.



SEPT. z2.-Whs2t-5pos shea. quiet
bQs nrn. The general features Of the
nArks; are unchanged Nsry little busI-
ness passing. No. ] shipping $l425<.
Fa;uree-Ortion4- SALES In bayer TIE
year are gate larze, and prices shade
estter. $l5la. k15lGl5l1 buyer the
season quiet, $Lf9st.
Barley -Spot-I here IL fair amour;
Of bassnsss doing At steady prices he
eeipts are large. b1t the densEs u good.
No. feed, tlz7SS. Futures dali Bay
I sr l-,5. 81 b ( ASKED; buyer the season
| sold 81 b..
Oats-I be market shozs no improve
msut- sappiies are heavy. Prices stead
| iiy favor b1yers-
Potatoss-sseady and qoiet at 35sd6Oc.
Enthusiastically held st % Q 325ls-
E0gs-Firm. Fresh California, p 4 ;54c.
Portland.
Sept. e. Whea, Valley, fLt751G
10; walla wsIiA, SEl25<aLl5.
Fisur-stsndsrd brands. a. Others
/ 81 zSd3 70.
Batter-Choioe dairy. z5e; eoontry
Barley-Feed, $lG5OaIs. breuing, go
Hay-Per ton, g. 50d9.
strav-Psr ton, f1.ds.
Onions-Jobbing at lfGlA.c-
Cheese-Local creamery, liza he, IND
portsl. l2'dlhc.
E2gs-Per dozen, ~ n &c.
Oats-Choice feed, 33dJie.
Potatoes-luote 25Cg SO per bushel
sweets, l5te per pound.
Fruits-AppIes per boz. 5oa75c; pears,
50s 10 75c; peaches. SOFA 81, plans, 800
50s; primes, 75o grapes, 81 . melons,
fl-50d2 per dozen: oansaloupes, $3.50
per crate.
washinsten Territory.
Following are the latest market prices
for the different articles of produce at
stations along the line Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad:
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sr cAzxfx y. sHAw zIcs.

As sat by the open vindos,
Where roses sway and creep,
Ia the sleepy bush OF the incoming.
A singing nv babe asleep,
He comes With rush and hutter.
And msYYiiy sing. with me
on hope and Of love IN the future,
Ny bird on the vithsrsd tree.
"Oh! beau.if1I birdisr' ] tell him.
The trees all around are green;
In the shade Of their leaves are singing
The birds Of your race, ween-
Then vhy DO 700 come With Jo1f
plumsge
Far brighter than all / Sc.
In the sleepy hush of the nOoaing,
To sing on vitbered tresf
Then he says. "One beautiful simmer
A bird With yellow breast,
With an ebon heart IN the center.
Came here and built her nest:
And she reared the merriest brides,
And one was the one you see,
And all Of the leaves then vsre fair
And green on the wiihsred tree.
Nov the birds and the nss, have
vanished,
And every emerald leaf;
/ can hear the branches a moaning
Sometimes ia their lonely grief
So come when the noon IL hottest
And fil all tbs air witb Rles.
In hope OF bringing the freshness back
To the hsart Of the vithsred tree"
Say /: "YOur example has taught me,
Oh, bird on the vithered tree,
A beautiful, tender lesson that
Will ever remain with me.
And | think, a. | kiss the baby,
"Oh! will be prove 10 be.
When am faded and old, ~ kind
As the bird on ths withered treef"
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Notice ~ Creditors.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. HOLDING
terms al Seattle, in King county, Washing
ton Territory.
No. 4579-wilfred atkins and Joe T. Red
dish, partners. doing business under the firm
nsme OF Calkins & Reddish. insolvents, Va.
their Creditors.
Territory OF Washington. King county, ss.
Pursuant 10 an order of the Honorable
Roger Q. 6reepe. Judge Of the above entitled
Court. notice Is hereby Civ 10 all credit
or of the above named insolvents, to
be and appear before the raid Judge,
at Seattle. King county. Washington Ter.
ritory, within 80 days from the date Of publ
csaion Of this notice. towit, on the aC,h
day OF October. A. D. 1885. Ut IL o'clock am.
Of that day, then and there 10 show cause, II
Aoy they can. why the prayer Of said in
solvents should not be granted, an assign
ment Of their estate made, and they discharged
from their debts and liabilities. pursuant to
the statute In such case made end provided
And I'm the meantime all proceedings against
said insolvent are TO be stayed
.~, Witness my eard and the seal OF
sxAL. said Court, this l4,h day Of sep
49, TENDER, A. d. 1855
JAMES 5EArEY, Clerk
By JAMES ?. Ludlow, Deputy. sel5dsOt
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TACOMA.

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seems now 70 be infested VITO gang OF
clothes line robbers Two parties hyine
on street. mac tneir lines stripped on
Friday night reopie VIII 90 Well 70 De
on their guard and keep their powder
dry.
Yesterday morning strike occurred
amsng the stevedores Who are loading
whsat into the Reni n Packard On