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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-28

corning CualI6l mOIlkdXtb
THE HOUSE.
Seligman introduced house joint
memorial No. 2, addressed to the
congress Of the United States, in re-
lation to the territorial ptnitentiary
at Deer Lodge. It recites that the
structure contains % cells, which
were originally intended to accomo-
date one prisoner each. That there
are now 10 prisoners confined, two
being confined In each Of the q cells,
while 81 are confined In frame build
ings in the Jail yard enclosure, orig
inally intended for. use as shops;
That there is not now room
enough in the yard for
the prisoners to take proper exer-
else, and many of them, especially
those confined for long terms, are
suffering in their health, and grave
fears are entertained Of serious con
s~quences; mat there are no &C
commodations at all for women, Of
whom a number are inmates of the
prison, and that the institution Is
entirely too small for the purpose TO,
which it is used. That the United
States government owns the build
ing and the ground upon which II
stands, and consequently the Terri
tory can make no improvement
thereon. That the penitentiary was
erected ut q cost Of $25 900, the money
being set aside from internal revenu,
taxes collected in the Territory. Thu
memorial asks that q sufficient sun
be set aside from these taxes collect
! ed In Montana to complete and i'm
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-01-28
OUR HELENA LETTER,

County Attorney Bills-Passage Of
Council Bills The Game LAWS
Notice Of Bflls-MemOrial to
C0ngress-HOuse Bills In.
troduced-Bills pass.
ed-FOrbls' Gamb.
ling Bill
Etc. Etc.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

The Christmas s. Nieh0las fairly bristles
with holiday features. santa Claus on a
Lark is the suggestive title Of story by
Washington GLADDEN.. Frank r. Stock
ton contributes humorous tale, called
''Christmas before Last There is a
decorative Christmas card by ID. Clinton
Peters; ''Our Holiday Party Through
the Register is the name Of the Middle
aged Little Folks Christmas story; and
there are other contributions by Mary
Hallock Foote, Grace DEMO Litchfeld, and
Edith NJ Thomas. Other features are Mrs.
Frances Hodgson Buruett's serial, Little
Lord Fauntleroy,' and Edgar Fawcett's
poem, MY Echo Then there are the
articles on Rugby" The ''New Bits Of
Talk for Young Folks" by Helen Jackson
III. HI are continued; Chopin is the
subject Of the "ffrom Bach to Wagner
paper; and Among the I.aw-makers con
tains an account Of an interview between
the page and President Grant.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04
A FAMOUS MELODY.

In Scotland and the north Of ireland this
saying is very common in the mouths Of
the peasantry, though all who use it may
not understand its origin. 1t arose out Of
an old song:
There Was an old man and he had an old COW,
And ne had nothing 10 give her;
So he took ont his fade and played her a
tune
"Consider, good COW, consider;
This T. no time Of year for the grass 10 grow,
Consider good COW, consider"
The old COW died Of hunger, and when
any grotesquely melancholy song or tune
is uttered, the north country people say:
THAT is the tune the old cow died Of, =
1qrieult,raL G0zette.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

Ladies grained button shoes at Sl.5O--
nice article, solid leather counter, no sliod-
d. F.. y. Humphreys & 60.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

The frOntispiece in tie December On
tury is portrait of the late Helen Jack
son (.'H H. =, viii which Is given an &C
count Of her lie and writings. George
Parsons L4throp gives An American
Lordsiip." Mark Twain contributes THE
Private History Of Campaign that
Failed Captain Ericsson furnishes a
paper which Describes the principles Of
construction Of the original Monitor. and
the performances Of THE Monitors" a. a
class. The Loss Of the Monitor is de
scribed by survivor. An attractive PAPER
Is THE City Of Teheran." James The
Bostonians" and Mrs Foote John Bode-
wins Testimony are continued This
number contains also two short stories
one by II. II. Boyesen, entitled "A Child
Of the Age, and the other Mrs. Berry :
Tea, /" by Thomas A. Janvier An art in
terest is lent ~ the number by Henry Eek
ford's essay on 'sThe LAMA OF Keats, and
the illustrations by Viii II Low, and an
essay on ''The Lesson Of Greek Art, =" from
DR.. Charles Waldstein. Popular essays
are contributed by the Rev. A. F..
Schauffler, on ''Faitb-Cures;" by John
Burroughs, on Bird Enemies;' and by
Professor Waller, Of the Columbia College
School Of Mines, on dangers in Food and
Drink" Short essays in the open Let
tiers" department contain opinions by Sen
ator Edmunds, Judge Cooley, Francis
Wharton, and Allen g. Bigelow on the
question recently brought into discussion
in Tie Century, What Shall be Done with
our Ex-Presidents -
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

The corset We sell at 20 cents Is possibly
better than you can find elsewhere To- tie
money. We also liaYe them a. hlgherHrlces,
go, Is and 30 cents. i. b. Humphreys &
Go.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04
T HE MONITOR.
wv IFs

IL yga hezF su egiI tale abnat a ynaug
man o. rozasa u ygar acguzizsssees don
kip 70 circulate L. Tae eastneez are tAzs
Il b false zad "a eireulzt5ga voald d. 81
finite harm u. tEse ia..s9=nt 8=@siss .
IA tie poorest s0rz d bsasiaasa % take ~
reproseh against 0zs-s Baiei.l5eF.
Ifyoa don't IKE she style u rse4essef
whose eburga yea atts15, - careful ia
whsse company ard under ~azt efresa1-
st4Bees y0u crf;ie5se BIS serrng4s and lils
manner q life. erEt5ea.ra may b. ast ard
right BAT there AZ ttses wAea y e 10
ezpe,isens. Beside. wEen yae rzz1iu=s
into tie condition u LA orn mental ard
raorzl machinery he's apt so deFe!ap
brosder charity tsxzsd IL b-ethrea.
If yos are tempted 70 G,sbzgs Ia an AFRO
CANT Or cruel manner 10 Child. refrain
yo1rsegf The LIKE eae easaot r.ta,isfs
nox IL i true. bat cfisdren grow int -aen
and women and the nen9ry q a zr9ag
do1e osse IL eaEdb5Dd remains vivid antp
Old age.
II yos want 70 get along smoothly ii tie
world, % ss4nd xell With tie people among
zho1n you i've. doa-t tise TIE arat personal
pronoun singular ten frequently, and don't
NJ 70 convey the impression tat N-4s
yoa don't knou iea't north kn0sinz.
IF yo1 hare : situation zlieh pays yoa
fairly well. enough 70 maintain your
family in comfort, BE- thankful, and
don't make fool II yourself BY throwing
away sure thing FOR an uncertainty. Tie
men who made the faFajiiar s4ying. = bird
In the hand i worth two IN the bu.b
and "a rolling stone gztbers 10 mos.
eyidensiy had gone through ljfs with their
eyes open.
II you are in the habit Of looking for the
faults Of other people stop awhile and lo1k
az yourself, maybe you viii find that the
beam in your eye led you 20 imagine you
saw mote in your nefghbor's eye which
wasn't there.
If you are patron u the BARRON and
beIieTe you have = sovereign right 70 drink.
at least don't do anything TO lead other
people 70 do 20 dangerous habit. Don't
treat any, especi4llya young man. Ifsaici.
become drunkards let your conscience be
able TO assure you truthfully that you have
never contributed To their ruin. Give tie
absurd treating habit the cold shoulder.
IF you have formed habit Of taking
patent medicines in the vain hope Of win
ming hack health. throw them ont Of the
window and 90 70 the mountains or the sea
shore or the cool forests and seek treatment
Of Dir. Nature. Patent medicine escry
year slay more mOrtals than fall IN battle
or die By accident
If you have damp cellar defective
plumbing, an uncIean and loud smelling
back yard: if anywhere about your prem
ises there IS material upon which disease
and death may feed: abate the nuisance At
once.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04
TIE MONITOR 1T $255 PER YEAR

ANN nm ~ prese70s green Ugr0g. send
WIN ittfEi u- : cenf- postage. and by mail
goods II large value. that viii
start yGu il work that VIII III once bring You
in money faster than anything else inAInerica.
All aBuHf he Sz0.DJ IN presents with each box.
Agents wanted everywhere. Of either sex, Of
81 age-. FOL all the time spare time only To
work for u- ~ their own homes. Fortunes for
lay. II. HALLET & Co.. Portland, Maine 47ly
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

LOOKING GLASSES, all sizes, all prices.
from 10 cts. upward. Window shading by
the yard, or the shades made ready to hang
up, at 45 and 80 cts. New stocl, wall
papers just opened. Balance Of last years
stock marked down to close out. T. B..
Humphreys & Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

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800 r. a5ari s.,sirssf tbs lie oesaloaa
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04
ORGANS ON EASY lNsTALLMENTs.

lAIN more money than at anything else by
WIN taking an agency for the best selling
book out. Beginners succeed grtndiY. None
fail Terms free. HAtLKr BOOK Co, Portland,
Maine iily
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

Masons glass Jars with porcelain lined
tops and the celehlated Lightning jars,
said to be TIE very best made Both these
and Tire Mason's in quart and pint sizes,
also tin cans, sealing wax, etc, etc, at
i. b. Humphreys s, Co
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

Our stock of assorted merchandise rep
resents cash outlay of over t,eeRty Mous-
and dollars. 1t is needless to say that we
sell many kinds of goods at less money
than other merchants pay for them. Those
vino wish to get full value, each and every
time, in exchange for their money should
consult their own interests by giving us
call We buy only for cash, and our active
experience of thirty years enables MS TO
know just where to go for the best bar
gains. Z. B. Humphreys & Co.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1885-12-04

We have good assortment Of thepOpu-
lar batiste dress eoads-heayier Than lawn,
and lighter than csetounc. We are selling
them freely and tho buyers are pleased with
them. Price 15c and iGe Nearly a yaJd
wide +. B. Humphreys & 90.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Ser reiGite Wanr auf Der Welt

wdre arm, wenn ibm bic @eiunbbeit febIte.
Der an Der S1minbiudt iterbenbe Miuios
NOR sdbe fem sanses 9ermOsen Der, wenn
er ii9 baburd bas 9eben e~rtaufen fOunte.
gr BStte es fiir einsn BffferIins baben
tSnnsn, uenn er, ebe bic &rantbeit ibre
lettsn Stabien erreidte, Or. Bierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, (solbene
mebisinii9e gutbeduns) sebrau9t bate.
Oieie wunoerbare Arsnei lit, wenn Bel 3eis
ten eiusenommen, elm enti9iebenes 9eils
mittel sesen S1minbiudt. @esen 6ebl'
unb 9unsentrantbsiten 1T iie obne @Iei3en.
Bel allen Mpotbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
q unteS q IIerIet.
Nm A. Mfai ipieIte 8udertort in Berlin

Yin 4. Mai ipieIte 3udertort in Berlin
3ebn S9a9partieen bIinbIinss", 3. 8.
obne bic Bretter 3u ieben. Gr iaB In elmer
Nii9e, NIT benz Hiden ben S9a1brettsrn
sugemenbet, bic neben chamber auf elmer
lansen Gafel itanben, an wel9er feline sebn
@esnsr, bic 5erren 9lblbauisn, Trbr. D.
Siler, 9ewp, 2ittauer, 9ooie, WidaeI,
&annefortb, &oientbal, S9r0oer unb I'LL
rid Blas senommen batten; an elmer 3wets
ten Gafel wurbsn bieieIbsn Partisn na9ses
ipielt unb tritii9 beipro9en. SdmmtIi9e
@esner sdbIen gu ben beiten SpieIera, benen
elm Meifer' eriten Ranses taum einen
Sprinser I'M Gin3elipiel porseben fam.
I'm 81 tlbr nabm bas Spiel ieinen Infans,
UNI 81 l1br bate Der Weiifer bereits cine
Der 8artisn 81 ieinen @uniten enti9ieben
unb ben @egner, Serrn S9roeber, gum
~9lufseben bes SpisIes (Gpans @ambit nit
Suheidem slnsrif) sespunsem. Oils um
9 ubr cine cine furse Bauie %eintrat, itanben
adt Der ibrisen Yartien fir 3ufertOrt i'm
Iusemeinen portbeilbaft unb nur elmer Der
9esner, 9err Iblbauien, bate cine siinltise
Yoftion errunsen. Ito rlbr wurben
idmmtli1e Spiele wieber aufsenommen
unb bis lO4 rlbr ~fortseiest. no Der Wseiiter
in fursem Yortras BEN Stanb a0er neun
Bartisn retapitulirte unb fi9 bereit ertldrte,
pom eber Yartie d mmtIi9eSa9
. I drts unb rifwdrts ansuseben.
Cine Uiertelitunbe ipdter wuroe bas sueite
Spiel, Elm normales @panss @ambit, pom
@esner aufseseben, IL llbr A Minuten
murbe bas brittle Spiel, cine Wieuer Bartie,
IL llbr "a Minuten bas pierte (Wittels
sambit sesen R6nisssambit), IL nbr 55
Minuten bas FINITE, sleidfaus cine Wiener
Partie, at @uniten 3udertorts entideiben,
wdbrsnb Elm is9ites Spiel, cine franS6fi4e,
Yartie, RENTS murbe. Na9oem Der Meiifer
in Der Mitterna9tsfunbe aud bas iiebente
Spiel, cine fiSilianiide 8artie, seponnen
bate, psrlor er bic sesen Nblbauien seipielte
partie (Oameniprinser sesen &0nisss
bauer). Ote leeten beiben Yartien, elm
Ingartsr. @ambit unb etn 2dufers@ ambit
NIT W~ablopfers8 ertbeibisnns, enbeten turs
barauf NIT Der 8eiiesuns Der @esner.
Oas @siammtrelultat bes IL ubr Is
Winuten besnbetsn Spieles lit iomit fir
ben Meiiter elm iiberaus sldn3enbes, er bat
adt Bartien sewonnen, nur cine uerloren,
unb cine Yartie wurbe remis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Sic 8eisenernte an Der Noro gaeifit

Sic 8esenernte an Der Norb : Eaeifits
&iite. llsbsr bas sanse @ebiet Oreson's
unb bes @aibinston Eerritortums fielen
wdbrenb Der Iesten Wo9e 10 wobltbdtise
&essnidauer, unb es berri9te i'm Muses
meinen elm 10 sinitises Better, baB bic
8eiseRiaaten bierour@ in cine 9erfafuns
ueriett wurben, bic gu 9offnunsen auf cine
rei9e grnte bere9tist. Sansuinii9e
@ei9dftsIeute nebmen on, baB bas weitItde
Oregon cine gusfubr pom 5000, 600
Buibsl unb auBsrbsm bic @streibes &esiou
bes Sitli9en Oregon nebit benz 0aibinston
Eerritorium cine iolde pon $500, 900
8uibsl baben wirb. alio suiammen -, 500
900 8uibel. Gs lit biss cine 3unabme
Don 80 pr3. i'm 8erslei@ gum lesten Sabre,
unb bieies sriinbet iid auf bic Ebatia9e.
baB bas beitelte Nreal I'M 10 Yrosent
grocer unS Der Stanb Elm beiIerer lit, ais
lestes Sabr. Die Grnte wirb an Der 6iite
bes Stilen O3eans bieies Sabr friber wie
gemSbnli1 ~beginnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Sriftiqe 0riinoe.

Die Godtsr zines 5ii9ers in elmer Gees
itabt bate beswesen nit ibrem 0erlobten
einen Streit, neil iie inn ni9t erlaubsn
wOlte, fem nsues Boot na3 ibr gu benens
men.
r@as bait Du basesen9v fraste ie ibr
Sater.
80" iaste iie, vslaubit Ou. es ma9t
mir 9ersniisen, TIN einisea 8o9en b0ren
gu mi6en: vWatbilbe Slocum muB aus'
sebeiIert werben. Matbilbe Slocim 1T gum
Sbeeren TIM Ood, ober Matbiloe Slocum
bat ems bon ibren 3ierratben samsli9 per'
loren2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Sur reften Seit.

Sraa gum Wanne, Der um bret llbr
Morssns mad Sauie tommt: vOu bit Der
srSBte 9isusr, Der mir nod iemals uOrse.
fommen 1T! Sait Ou mir ni9t ueripros
den, UNI pisrtel 3p0lf gu Sauie gu iein2"
Mann: vGiidapObl, beierite Satin,
Id fomme ia Siertel 3wOIf mad 9auie.
ST benn Orei nidt Elm Siertel pon 3w0lf9
Was tam i'd oaiir, baB Ou feline @rtibs
metit aelernt bait!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Bon Der lprii6wOrtlideu 9anafamfeit

Der ameritaniib ben SultiSpfese bilbet Der
foIsenbe aus Naibuiae, Cent, beri4tete
Sal cine ebenio eritaunli9e ais erfreuIi3s
M~usnabme. BORT wurbe ndmli6 DO,
&ursem Morsens INN s llbr elm Ginbre6e,
auf Der Chat ertappt, um 10 ubr wurbe
bic ssri9tli9e @ntlase sesen ibn ems
ssbra9t, nm Mittas wurbe er proseifri
inb sbs es nod l ubr seidlasen bate
bsfanb sr fd bereits auf benz 8ese mad
benz 3u9tbauie, UNI baieIbit cine fiinfidbris'
@sfanssni9aft anSutreten. 9ar i4abe.
baB berartise @usnabmen ni9t bduiiser ~
psr,si9uen ftRbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Cine iebr eraiebiae Sbitermte 1T trOs

VUHe WI ttBteutBe ~VFeFHFe TVs
bes raubsn Wintsrs In bieism Sabre In
einsm sroBen Gbeil Der Der. Staaten Su
ermartsn. Die Bdume trasen iiberaa I'M
Staate Nsw Yort unsepSbnli9 uiele unb
sroBs Ylitbsntnoipen uns bas falte Sribs
iabr 1T i%niofern fur bic Sldtben sinifis,
neil es bsrsn gu tribes gufbreden uerbin'
bert. Ius Nsu England melbet man
dbnIide Seoba9tunsen. Sn Californian
iinb bic Sbitbdume idon oermaBsn iibsrs
Iabsn, baB bunberte BON arbeiterr gum
yausoinnsm" Der 6ri9te anssitellt perben
muRteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
Slaine's Yaie, bic itreitbare idriititeIe'

rim Sail Samilton", idldst in
einsm bsionberen Iufiase wiitbenb auf bic
Brobtbitioni fen unb Yrobibis
tioniRinnen los, Defenders aud auf
Sraulsin @ilarb BON Gbicaso,-aber nidt
iowobl wesen bes Yrobibitionsunfuses
ielbit, oils bssbalb, neil bieie 0eute IN Der
lestsn Yraiibentsawabl burb llnteritituns
Der Yrdiioentidafts: Ranbioatur bes pros
bibitioniiten ct. Sobn bic @ieberlass
8lains's b~erbeisefibrt baben. Smmerbin
i9eint Sail Samilton iett audi bic BRO:
bibitioniltsn on unb fur ii9 ni9t msbl
ausltsben su tSnnsn. llnb wenn iie f%ortau
NIT ibrsr ipisen unb wu9tisen 6eber aud
bic Yrobibttion ais iolde bstampfen wirbe,
10 ware has ia re9t babi4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09
anaemeineu Musiidtem fir bic

Ole al9eIlelllen NlslldteII flr 6Is
@etreibssrute in Californian baben ii9 in
einisen Gbsilsn bes Staates Elm wenis &c.
beiIert, allsin I'M sroBen @an3en 1T midi
iibsr cine baIbe Grnte su eruarten. Ois
Obitsrnte wirb iebO9, NIT @usnabms
wsnissr Sorten,' bur9 ben san3en Staat
gut ausfalen. Der Sroit bat man9sr
@einsartsn sinisen S9aben susefist,
ALIEN Der Wsinsrtras wirb i'm @anssn
enorm wsrbsn unb 20 MiIionsn @alloneu
errei9en. Die Wollsi9ter baben ale
llria9e, nit bisisr Saiion sufrisbsn 81
iein, Sic felt pislen Sabrsn bic bette sepsisn.
S~riblinsspole fommt in ben Martt. uni
bic YlisBs baben sutes @ewidt unb Qua:
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-09

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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-22
Constitutional Contention.

The law providing for the holding Of a con-
gtitutional convention for that portion OF Da-
kota living south Of the 4Gth parallel, introduced
by I. J. Washabaugh, Of DeadwOOd, provides
that the separate counties shall at a regular called
election select delegates to attend the convention
at Sioux Falls on tho 29,h If September, which
convention shall draft a constitution which
shall be submitted to a vote of the people at a
special election; al The same election state Off
GERS provided for in the constitution, members
Of congress and members of the Legislature shall
be elected. Members of said constitutional COZ
vention shall be paid at the rate of $3.50 for
each days attendance and five cents per mile for
the distance necessarily travelled, but cannot
draw pay for more than q thirty days session.
The expenses pertaining to the convention and
elections shall be paid originally by the terri
tory, but afterwards refunded by the counties
participating in proportion to their assessed
valuation. The convention shall consist of one
hundred and eleven delegates, appordoned
among the counties as follows:
Buffalo, Butte, Custe, Compbell, Charles Mix,
Deuel., Edmunds, Faux, Fall River, Grant, Hard
in, Hyde, Mcpherson, Potter, Roberts and Wal
worth, each one delegate; Aurora, Clark, Clay,
Codington, Day, Davidson, Douglass, Hanson,
Jerauld, KiDgsbury, Lincoln, McCook, Moody,
Miner, Pennington, Sanborn and Sully, each
two;i Bon Homme, Brule, ~Brookings, Hand,
Hughes, Hutchinson, and Union, each three;
Beadle, Brown, Lake, Turner, and Yankton four
each; Minnehaha and Sphinx, six each, and
Lawrence, eight delegates.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1885-05-22
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas default has been made in the condi-
tons of a certain mortgage, executed and deliv-
cred by Robert E. Kirk and Amanda w, Kirk. his
wife, Of the county of Brown and territory of
Dakota, mortgagorF, to K. Sanford, of Morris,
Illinois, mortgage, which mortgage Lears date
March, 1884, vas acknowledged March Goth, A.
ID. 1884, and was recorded in the office of the
register OF deeds of Brown county, Dakota
territory, on the 9th day of March, A. d. 1884,
at o'clock am in book L, of mortgage deeds.
on pages S74 and $40; and upon which said mort
gage there is claimed to be due as a balance and
ls due as such balance at the date of this notice
seEenty-two and 8S-l00 dollars (S72. 83); and
whereas no action or proceedings have been
iLstitrted at law or otherwise for the recovery
Of said debt OF any part thereof:
Now, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
under and by virtue of the power Of sale In
said mortgage contained and OF the code In such
case made and provided, the real estate and
premises mentioned in said mortgage which are
situated IN the county Of Brown and territory of
Eakota and described as follows, to-wit: The
northwest quareer (nwA) of section nine (sec.
81 in township one hundred and twenty.three
ftp. 1873 north, in range sixty three (range 6s)
west OF tbs NTH principal meridian(w. 9Th PM
VIII with all the appurtenances and improve
meHts thereunto belonging, be sold by the sher-
m OF SAID brown county, at public yendue to
the highest bidder for cash, at the front door of
the posporlee, IN the city of Aberdeen. In eaid
Brown county, at eleven O'clock in the forenoon
on Monday, the fifteenth day OK june, a. D..
1856, t~o1satisfy the balance Of the amount which
she'll pc then due on said mortgage debt. to-
gether with the attorneys zee of nifty 1850. OG
dollays, whichis stipulated ia said mortgage TO
be paid IN case of foreclosure thereof. ard All
costs and expenses of sale.
Dated this tnenty-ninth day Of April, A.. D..
1869. Il. SANFORD,
=, sASfohD, Mortgage.
First notice OF publication appeared in the
WAEsEA WxEELY SUN, a newspaper published
at %arrer. Dakota, on the LIST day Of Nav. Al.
ID. 1885.