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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

tan department. who was dressed Ia a skin
tight, sleeveless sack Of grcen material reach
ing to his knees, his head covered with an
uverhauCiug shock of the blacklist Of black
hair But he was brave young nun To
face in that peculiar rig such sssemblagvs Us
nightly througcd the Exposition building,
and both he and Jupiter bore themselves
good naturedly under the most trying
circumstances. 1t certainly appeared
to require great deal OF nerve 70 not only
prance about in some OF these outandish
outfits, but actually to climb up among the
ladies aud gentlemen In the parqueite circle
aud chat with acQuaiDtsuces as though in
full dress suit al the opera. Another prom
invnt figure among the Greeks was fine
athletic male figure armed With q base ball
bat and having the hide OF some wild AMI
nal girt about his lous. Toe rest Of bis at
tire consisted Of an artificial epidermis OF
light material and genuine sandals. Dur
ing one OF the tsblrsuX il Looked for little
space Of time as Il be and another robust
ciuz q armed with a corn knife were about
10 st into a little citlcIiy, but the club got
too heavy, somebody laughed, and the cur
tain was ruug down in uue 10 rescue the
batt r. TIE series ~ tab.eauX presented by
tiese ladies' AMI gCu' emcu were al that tue
mos, critical artist could have desired. That
=, the vestal virgins was especially pretty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

Tue Eugdsu stage Was well crowded wit
Shakespeareau characters, hobno0biug with
the immortal creations Of Charles Dickens
WILL Shakespeare himself was present, ana
The likeness WAS pronounced by those VIII
knew him TO be simply perfect The jesl-
Gus Moor was on hand With the usual scoun-
drri attachment together with Cassius. Des
dcmUna looked piteOus and lovely. Romeo
never rOamed about more disconsolat than
d hes for the week Just passed, waile the
iugi u the G. pulets presented the sweet
est imaginable contrast to her WrinkleG
nurse. Ola man Lra- put 10 bis time TO
good advantage with COrdelia, and Bene-
diet sud Beatrice had evidently made It all
up and determined ntver 10 DO so Agsiu
TIE great trial scene from Piekvick was
made again interesting, aud SergsaatBuzfuzz.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

Ditto Skimpin Justice Starlight, and Dodson
& Fogg had evidently been guilty of con-
tinued practice at st. Paul Bar.
The solemn picture Of the ''dead steered by
the dumb'' from Tennyson's poem, was
effective as the picture by Rosentbal. The
drama of fair women was re-enacted by the
spectators after they had gone home Tues
day night Queen Gunevere deserves more
than passing notice, as does the fair young
lady who enacted the part Of the little novice.
On certain evenings the German depart
ment occupied the English stage, presenting
with good effect incidents In the pathetic
story Of sweet Marguerite and Faust, and
others from the sorrows of the morbid
Werther The characters were taken With
that strength Of indvidualisin so Characters
tic of the sons and daughters of the Father
land,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

The parts of the magician and astrologer
were we'll assumed, and their weird evolu-
tons were certainly diabolical enough to sat
isfy the most morbid craving. The ladies
were, as indeed they were in all departments,
above criticism, and were evidently chosen
in accordance with the rule of natural seiec-
ton. the captain of the guard, who, judy
ing from his assumed name, was
evidently related to the com ander
Of the forty thieves, conducted himself in a
highly military manner. and won great sp
plAus. for his presence of mind in promptly
following the lead of the other chaps VINO
eloped with the lovesick princesses For this
clever action he was highly complimented by
a biue-coated minion of the law present, who
remarked, soto voce, that THAT snoozer
ought to git a star, sure, fur he'd make a
daisy police captain"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
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~ d. Ear1s y~sse., >--fa>,er a. 60. -
comp ,teuess Of accessory the Spanish de-
psrtruent Is Justly entitled 70 great praise.
Tue costumes were rich sud tasteful. aud
were worn With the jauuty air Ok elegance
popuiSr,v aI,rlogir1 - tar scn0ritas and c-y-
ale rvs Of sunuy Spain. There VISA som thing
genuinely rsCai in the proGd sweep % Qlspp
Issbells across the main stage her train %
r.chcsi yellow satin oyeriAid With black lace.
fred !ron contact With vulgar earth ov tao
isu1ty paEes 10 black bose-EracSfsi lads
Sao looSvd as pretty as -iris Of teutrr years-
Toe dons siruiied bs1-agily. aud the brown
hooded moaSs bore the erysss OF eloo6 upon
their slO2ing shoulders with anything but AZ
air O hu1ltty. Here too, was auoiher card
iaai roosd &c CLOAK Of gowiuE Scarlet and
With crafty P1rrose In his psie, asestie
e'autenAHes- TEs Moorish priucsss=s Dis
paved
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
with golden braid.

This method Of arranging the hair was com
mon with the ladies of the Greek stage, and
indeed nothing could have been prettier or
more becoming to the classic style of beauty
Minerva, with silver helmet and spear.
presented warlke yet charming ensemble.
In fact there was hardly one OF the feml-
nine characters In this department but would
have con stituted the subject for
beautiful picture. The assumption
OF Jupiter was taken by tall, robust young
man with rosy cheeks, Saxon cast Of eOunte-
nance, and immense thatch Of yellow hair.
His arms were bare, his under vestment
came hardly to his knees, and in his hands
he grasped a sceptre, and
BUNCH OF FoRKED TIGHTENING.
fair mate for his august deity-ship was
the handsome young gentleman in the Egyp-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
S,ct fu yofe.

Mrs. snoberly, a very aristocratic New
York lady, received visit from friend, who
among other gossip said:
''Do you know that your son has been seen
several times in com any with seam stressf
Everybody Is talking about It."
30, that doesn't amount to anything"
replied Mrs. snOberly, smiling.
But am told that the young lady is per-
fectly respectable"
Horrible! Horrible! - sbrfeked the agon-
lied mother. HE may bring disgrace upon
our family by marrying her,"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

For ciass.c aus f1wu ny outline, tae palm
should certainly belong - tie Grrc!sa de-
rs-tneut. u-rr. tn severely simple gar
ncuts. wtcc s--ayed the 6eiiies, Eraces ani
hcrocs % antiquity. The graceful linrs sud
sweeping cu7ves s. dear 10 the artistic ere
vsrc as po,rut Go excite admiration as 10 the
DAYS vbeu Tie youug nea and naidsus q
Greece
rRoD ruE NARB-S FAvLNESTs
st.i-rd IN toe oEzsts garments CO Paid!sn
,,.iuarv. Tie Hgas ro5ss q the uaideas
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
about $1,000.

ANY extended notice Of the carnival would
be incom plcte without mention o! the admir-.
able confectionery and restaurant service
presided over by a corps Of pretty misses.
Some tribute should be paid also to the ladies
aud Gentlemen vino so ably conducted the
difficult task Of management, aud TO the
superior class OF spectators present In large
numbers every evening. It would be difficult
indeed 70 view anywhere inner series of as
semblsgrs than thrse, composed as they we're
Of the elite Of St Paul and vicinity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01
1Yafr;mou,1I J,eu,

4 gentleman who had made the acquaint-
snce VI drummer on he train, On reaching
St Louis asked him:
"Where is there cheap but respectable
boarding house IN this toypW
The cheapest and most respectable board
ing house know Of Is With my future wife.
I always stop with her folks"
''so Your intended lives here, does shea"
''Of course, I've got one In every city In
the aited States Of ans proniuence.o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

IN white and equipped With sword, helmet
an1 battle harness, being assumed by a
maiden uPou whom the character rps,ed
gracefully. she D.rctorje TahcauH wzs
suo;bcr series ~ pictures in costume aud
color most seductive, one ot which has been
rendered familiar % every ATT lover by the
engraved Reproduction O. jae "Djrcc;o-ie
Wedding The m'aust "Ds Ia Occur
was stately ana interesting, but was too long
drawn cut
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

concealed and yet revealed the divine human
outline in moments of action. But it was
with something of shock to the nerves that
man dressed in winter clothing beheld
muscular heros and warriors walking around
the hall with barred necks, arms aud unmis-
taxable other Limos, the latter being sur
rounded with the lightest Of trunk hose. But
they themselves didu't appear to mind the
exposure one whit, and there is no doubt
whatever, but that if these brave young men
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

In the Egyptian booth were nobiy pre-
scented some very strong historic figures.
Marc Antony had head well worthy of the
laurel wreath, and wore his toga with an
august dignity. But as in the original scrape
in which be was concerned, he evidently had
an eye for points of feminine beauty. And
nobody could 1nd /: in their hearts to blame
the scOwling Marc, for Cleopatra was lovely
enough 10 justify the most extravagant ad-
miration. Stately, supple, and queeuly, her
flashing black eyes and charming smile
would have made any man desert the
forefront Of battle TO bask in their
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

from the Black Forest made q picturesque
scene which inspired d longing for sip of
the amber nectar and pull at a painted
china pipe. Stalking about the hall at diff
fereut periods was seen scowling and omi-
nous figure, which should have belonged to
the English department so closely did it re-
semble the black-brOwed King Richard.
Perhaps the most euvied Of all the male
characters were the lords of the harem, who
either Iounged laZily upon their divans, or
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

In the coral booth, 81 the left Of the main
entrance, vas arranged a group VI fair feui-
rinIsy arIayed 10 beautiful flowers and e!zb-
crate tosssts- The eocth Itself vzs . study
and The 1seood ad0pted, that o; decorating
each lady uite some choice blsssOn app-o-
pirate 70 Der styse Of beauty. ras rel eslcu-
lstec % dsaozs---s> - stzsA4s - -. tso
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doubled about the main stage, dragging their
henna-eyed slaves in single file after them.
The Turkish ladies were charming, and when
they shot mischievous glauces over their
gauzy scarfs aud wells the effect was equlvs-
lent TO that OF a genuine Cuban Irritation.
The sultanas were numerous, and their cos
tunes superb.
The japanese booth confined also one Of
the most artistic displays Nothing could be
ueater, richer or more essentially feminine
than the graceful costumes of that nation.
While the ladies participating lacked the al
rond eyes iiak noses and Iesavy lips Of toe
genuine subject Of the Mlkado, in figure aud
posing they were more charming than the
dear Japanessas could ever possibly be.
Their fans and umbrellas were
HANDLED WITH DExTERITY
and the sumptuous drapery Of the booth, brio
brac, lanterns, etc, formed a rich back
ground. A particularly beautiful costume
was Of pale blue silk, with yell
low faclngs from shoulder to waist.
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dual garment of silk. ''Christopho CO.
lombo'' bore himself proudly with the legiti-
mate air OF triumph which belonged to him
who alone could smash harI boiled egg.
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sunlight. There were among her retinue
two gentlemen of color who played the gro
tesque Nuban to peculiar advantage.
Nothing could have been more pronounced
than the contrast presented between their
oriental compilations and the
RED NIGHT CLOTHES
in which they were scaDtily attired. The eff
feet was Of the pure gargoylian type. The
queen of Sheba was everything wise old Sol
ONION could have desired, and tue sultan and
sultana of Egypt, Moses, the pretty girl who
fshed him out, the king OF jerusalem, Am
neris, Charnion, the dancing girls aud the
fan bearers amusing or enhancing TO look
upon. The young lady who assumed the
part was anything but figurehead. She was
too pretty for that. The celebrated bargt
scene was simply magnificent, aud wonder
fully well managed, considering the Difficult
ties contended with.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01

ssls pointed nO7oecO .Appers SesssiA TIA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11

Clare county with a population of6 900
supports two agricultural societies Two
fairs will be held this fall, one the last
week In September at Glare, and the
other week later at Harrison.
On Aug. 10 the mill Of Van Wrinkle &
Montague at Garden City. cut 2c2. 72i fee,
OF lumber with one circular and a gang
working eleven hours. This is two-lhrd-
The capacity OF the mill.
Michigan charges any railroad $3.50
whichshill employ as engineer dispatch
err fireman or brakeman man who il
not theoretically and actually to al alb
stainer from Intoxicating liquors. Correct
The new boiler room at the Jackson pris
on will he 4S feet wide 10y "a feet long and
one story high. Ii will be constructed OF
Dearborn brick with water table of Bere.
"a stone. The smokestack will be 100 feet
high and have cut stone base
Fred Benjamin. superintendent OF tn,
Saginaw street railway has invented and
applied an apparatus at the street car barn
by which all the horses in The barn can be
simultaneously aud instantly freed from
their fastening in the stall. The simpl
pulling of a lever al one end OF the barn
accomplShes the result
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
Mortgage Sale.

yI7HEREAS. DEFATITUAS DEEN MADE
w in pay mcnt of the money secured by n
mortgage dutc'i th Esd da 81 October A ID
lss2, exec Z Il 10y William T. Ha lev anu Pho bp
i. IL iil"y. his wife. To Mortimer Ely which
saii mortgage was recorded in he Office of IN q
register of dceds of the county e Grntiot in
libcr ~ OF IN rt2Hgcs ON p9g. ~ on the ,nd
dIN Ot NONcmbrr, A. ID lsSS, NJ n O'Clock n
m. ; aud whereas. the amount al. med Ia Ice dine
md unpaid on said mortgage at the date of
this notice l. the sum of iifty-scvcn and TWEEN.
N-thrcc-Onc-huudrcdths dollars of interest
AMI the further sum of fifteen dollars ns !,
reasonable attorney tee stipulated { r in sSi,,
mortgage, and which il the whole .mouut
claimed To bc due md unpaid on said mort.
gage, NH ~ suit or prOce, ding haN Ing been
instituted at law e. rCcoNc or the debt now re-
mhtning secured by said mortgage or "A \ par,
thereof whereby the power of sale containc
IN SAID mOrtga his become opera i've now
therefore. notice - hereby given that hv virtue
OF the said power Of sale AMI in purSt tnce OF
the statute IN such case made and pr.Ni.i,.d
the said mortgage will bc fOr.clpscd IiV a site
OF the premises therein 'c~ciihcd. NJ pDb IA
vcndue. to the highest bidder. at the nttIh
n M door Ot thee urt house in the Village ~
ithaca, in said county of Or tirt, ON l. 2l.t
day OF November next at 10 O'ci. ok In tnp fore
noon of that day, which said premises nre de-
scriOed In said moytgage ~ follows to-wit:
toe nutthc II quarter OF the southeast usurtpr
ut section i've int uwnship el''N cl north ~ range
-FOUR west in the county ~ Grafton and state OF
Michigan.
Dated this 10th day of August. A. D. 1853.
orr iMER Ely. Nurtgagee
JAS l.. tLARK Ats for Mortgage.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
MORTGAGE sALK.
WHgsgAs, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MAD

yryHRRgAs, DEFAULT HAsBERS MADE
w in the payment of the money secured b y
mortgage dated the 18th day Of January Y.
A ID. lseO executed by A. Adelbrt Dean and
Anna A. Dean, his wife, OF the village Of Aim a,
Michigan, 60 Mary :. Clark, OF the same place,
" hich said morty age was recorded la the Office
OF the register of deeds ut the county OF Graf
lot, in Liber ~ OF mortgages, on page SOS, IN
the 9th day OF January. A. ID, lNSO. at tOu r
O'Clock y. m, and whereas the amount clai d
To be due ON said mortgage at the date OF this
notice is the sum II one Hundred aud Seven
dollars aud SiNty-tv cents tlO1 So of principal
and interest, and lwcut y-tNc dollars S. ~ as
an attorney fee, provided for In said mort gage,
and which Is the whole amount elaine
to bc unpaid on said mortgage, aud no
suit or proceeding having been instituted
mt law tU recover the dcbt now remain
ing secured 10y said mortgage. or any part
thereof whereby the pUwcr OF sal contained
In SAID mortgage has become operative
Now THEREFOHK. notice IL hereby gwen
tn 1T 10y virtue of the said power Of sale and in
pursuance Of the statute In such case made an
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclpsed
by sale of the premises therein described, at
public yenduc to the highest bidder at the
north front door of the Court House Ia the VII
lagc Of Ithaca, IN said county Of GratiOt. on
the 18th day uf September next az ten O'Clock
in the forenoon OF TINT day, which said prem.
iscs arc described in suid mortgage aS follows
to-wit: Commencing ~ point thirty Two l:i2i
rods east 81 the southwest corner Ofthe mort g
" est quarter a. OF section No ten tlOl in tlW n
clcv@u ~ north OF range three %. vest thence
running cast twcnty-cight rs rods thence
north thirty 90 rpds. thence west twenty -ci a
tgsi rods. thence south thirty go rods TO IN q
place at beginning. containing i've AMI ohe &.
quarter 81. acres OF land.
Dtted Juds -, \. -. 1855.
MAR" $. CLARK,
JAMES L. CLARN,
Attorney for Mortgage
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
The Housekeeper

The Housekecper for August is an un
usually good number. The leading articlt'
are HI w Six Girls made Money. No. Z
of the Behavior Papers, which is devot
ed 10 bashfu boys. and very full inter
csting chapter on House Building, which
shows how the new house was made GU
OF the old one. The Home and "Cor
respondence" departments are UNUSUAL,
full, and larger installm.nt OF prize recl
pes is given. The publishers OF "1b,
Housekrcper" are Offering some beautifu
floral premiums. among them two beauti
full Tea Roses aud "A new choice lily. 9Th,
Lily Of Purity, much more beautiful thar
the Easter Lily, each bulb producing forty
To fifty flowers in n season. Send for spec
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
Chancery Sale.

Tn PURSUANCE AND nv VIRTUE OF A
L deere" of the circuit court for the county of
Gratiot in "hauccry IN Tn" state of Mici gan
made and entered on the 18th ( Nv OF jane a
u. isS5. in certain cause therein pcndinp
wherein Louisa G"rgctt complainant apT
Isaac Gee and Orpha Gee are defendants
notice ~ hereby given thar on Mondav. ne '" O.
day OF October, A. u. 1885, ~ ~ q o',i.k o. le
afternoon OF that day. I. the subscl.'h, r nnG ,l
the circuit court commissioner ..- A for -
county aforesaid. will sell AZ ~ "a l 90
vsniue To the highest bidder at ta III nit
door OF the court house in the vii of Ithnc.
in said county. that being the place Of holdiny
the circuit court for 81 4 county, all urSo much
thereof as may he necc-sary a. raise IN,
amount due To said complainnnts for prinriu'"
interest and cost IN this c3use OF the foil ,wit.
described land tOwit. th" nori half Of tn
northwest quarter section nj. n IN town.
ship eleven. north of range foir u. g., .nrn-
ner township, Gratiot county. higu 81
IN making said sal" the south hell Z said iI..,
described land will first h." SOIL and N that ,,
not sufficient To pay the sid pr nciplc intcr,..
ana costs, then that so much 81 The Iorfh half
nf said land ~ may he necessary to ptv m"
balance due, with interest am costs will b
next sold, IN accord nee with { &C. terms Of said
decree.
Dated August GOTH 1856.
Edwin " ASHLEY
circuit Court commissioner in and for G. ratiot
County. Michig ~.
L. MCCALL. Solicitor for Complainant
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
Mort gnre Sale.

N7HEREAS. DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE
w ia the payment - motcy SECURED by a
mortHag' dated tlc 18th day at November. 4.
u lHS2, execute 10y Joun W. IlOsler to A lbo ri
r.. Woodward aud Rurt HaNcs. To- sccurcn part
OF the purchase rice of the land therein de-
scribcf which said mortgage was recorded in
the itce OF the register OF Deeds thu . unts
OF Gtutiot. in lib"r 20 of M ugng.s oh paxe IL.
on the 18th day of November, a. ID. 1871 AT 3:<6
clock y. IN. Aud whereas, the said mortgage
has been duly assigned 10y ia. said Albert r.
woodland and Hurt Hayes t. Mortimer Ely, by
assignment bcai ing date December ind. A ID.
lSss. aud recorded in said listers once on
the End day ~ December 4 ID. lss2. at t:lO
clock v. NJ in iiher ~ Il mCrtgnLCs n page
3i:; and whereas, the amount CLAIMED Ia IT,
due on said MOI tgRge AT the date 81 this notice
IL the sum of two hundred sixty. four and sew.
enty -ninc-uDe- hu ndredthS dUilnts, principal
and interest AMI the further sum OF nftecI
dollars as n Reasonable attorney fee stipulated
/ for Ia said mortgage ana winch H. the whole
nnt unit claimed to bc duo and unpaid rn sad
mortgage and nD suit tr proceeding having
been instituted AT law to recover The debt now
remaining secuted by said mortgage, or any
tuined Ia SAID mortgage nas bccumC Opo ritiVc,
now, therefore. notice II hgTp 10y gwen that by
write of the said power Il sale and ia pur-u-
nnce Of the statute IN such case made and
provided tho said mortgage will lc turCclpscd
10y lie tf the premises therein dcsrriDcd at
public Vcitdue L. the highe 4 bdupr. at th .
~ nth front door Of the court house tu. VII
lag" Of lthaca.in said county Of Gritiut. ON the
3lst day of November next az ten O'Clock IN the
loren on of that day which aid pt misses are
described IN said ne rigapC Gs follows to-wit .
the north hulf 1T the southeast quarter Of so,-
'ion thirty-two la township eleven north OF
range three west III the county 81 Giptiut AMI
state OF Mich ignn.
Dated this 2O,h day OF August. 4. u. I>s,
MORTIMER Ely. AS. NEE.
JAMES l.. CLARK, ATTY for Assisac'.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1885-09-11
A. Brady, Prop.
MohTGI,OE SALE.
vnEREAs DEFAuLrHAs BEEN MAZE

IITHBRRAS DEFAULT HAS BEEN MAI T.
w in the conditions Of certain mortgui e
dalcd the twenty sixth day Of April. 49,. eNc
cutcd 10y A. j. Ttl"y to VI. tollasky, and re-
corded April 2,th, lsi2, at one O'Clock p. IN. in
the office Of Register of Deeds for Grstiot
county, state of Michigan, in liber Ten Of
mortgages, on page 40, On which mortgage
there Is claimed TO bc due aud uuprd at the
date hereof the sum of One Hundred and
Sevcnty-two dollars ana Twenty five 60 nts, aud
an attorney fee OF Fifteen Dollars provided tor
II said mortgage; and no suit or proceedings
~ law having been instituted To- recover any
part of the debt secured 10y said mortgage. and
the power To sell having become operative 10y
dciault in the payment OF the said debt,
low THEREFORE, motto" is hereby given
that by virtue of the power of sale therein con
tained, aud i'm pursuance Of the statute I'm such
case made and provided, the premises dcscrib-
ed IN said mortgage will Toe sold tu the highest
bidder at The 'runt dt'Or OF the Court House IN
the VILLAGE OF Ithaca, County ~ Gratiot, on the
lth day ~ November, 1855 1T Ten o'clock In
the forenoon of that dry. which said premises
are described as follows. via: The Northeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter OF section
twcnty-siI ga In township twelve d2l North o.
range four ~ West. in GratiOt county. Michi
gar. n. POLLASkY.
Dated Aug. ~, lss5 Mortgage.
FRANCS PALMER. Atty for Mortgage.