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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
st. LOUIS.


louis. sept. 2.--Flour--Activc and
Ni,Dul no higher
Higher. but unsettled; opened to
IN pll, under very urgent demand, re
isa ana advanced II 10 lie, subsequently
im ici then reacted again and closed
ao(ye yesterday No. . red cash 81 a g2c
,a EiSeSr VI id92jc, closing ut 02:c; Novom-
A ,si@sgic, closing at 05lc; December 06ad
e'egbcr red, 500 sole.
II .tmeri cash iOfdil4c; September,
'sgIember, 33l aji; year, G3i037c; No.
mixed, cash, l2c.
,lrT, bat dun; No. mixed, cash, "a
L ''V'ooPf' Aici september and year, 235c
4 a.al-QuIet, 81 s5algO.
\ g'-Aeliyc and strong.
sly->teady, 81 Gs
PROVISIONS
,h@cepl for bacon, which was active.
IiA-N -.
| ,l-S . bid.
Gear, 50 90. '''' ~
'fs--,l,ong clear, SO 2OaG 81 short rib,
III snort clear, ~ 5596 60.
~, AFTERNOON BOARD.
~ opened \ to &c higher.
Kay, but moi lower.
M. LIVE STOCK.
gse,n'eSceiptS 1900; shipments 200; slow
H .sp ., weak, hut really good grades
m s,as Nady. The Eastern shipping de.
4, ISSnmeSer, IS not brisk. Native shipping
TO chOic2, range from - J0a
IA N no steers - 5Od5 20 butcher steers
.tsb. mined butchering lots, cows, bclf-
!, isd,s.'u cur - 30; grass Texans y 50G
s.p nan Steers - 50di Oh.
~ aFveipts 24O0i active, hut unchanged
osSeeSSelpts 100; shipments nont; good
q Sam ~ ,or Top grades, but shipping in
IA msa esnu marEet generally weak; com
.ls,,bIu 81 Y O0a2 60; good to choice, :! 70
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
New York


PRODUCE,
0lghcr 'u"hgef ana
"neat-spoi hrn; options opened hcay, aud
,gu ,', afterwards became stronger. clostms
urn spccnlatlons very brisk new rcd Tro ,,.k
NC steamer; No red, 92c No. ~ rod a., Z, es.
SieNalpr No. red, e5iaoHc, closing M o-ic,
9siGsl OOl " '0tN' Dcoemucr,
oNorn-lligheri No. ,, lsIal9c elevator. 4o,a
,,s4c aIloati No. November 4qa lqic. cinsinr !,
wv November, iadtglc, closing AZ ialc IN"
OViipop $50 4slu, closing at isle
PROVISIONS ERE
Iohee-Options steady, hut rather onie,,
s,io me-. ,ooO hagsi October 20 70 November "a rs
o, ssugar-Dull; refined quiet and steady, G. afd
%c.cNtra Z btdhsci white extra G Gle. yellow,
SSfalSSie mould Ici confectloner's 4 eic; oil 4
efSo loci cut loaf and crushed 7sc; powdered
NI 1ci graduated 7a7ic cubes nc.
kice-Stcady; demand fair.
- LIVE STOCK.
bceNcs-Recelpts' to DAY, SIS head: 10 ears
consigned to city slnughterors direct; 10 ear
!oa9s SOFA 70 exporters on private terms Thr
Itaue IN dressed beef ruled dun but firm n,
'dyic Tor common TO good.
sheep aud l.ambs--lceeipts, 2l6s the market
SLOW ana FEELING weak ut - GOA 30 for sheen.
~ oOd5 l2l for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23
Boston wool Market.

BOSTON, MASS, Sept ?2.-Wool-Flrm
WIN good demand. Pennsylvania and Ohio
neeces 32d55c; combing and dclainc iIeeccs held
az very tull prices, aud supplies taken as fast
~ oheredi unwashcd wool lsd2jc pulled 22d
JOG Tor common to choice supcr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-09-23

ran ApELrHIN, Sept. 9g--Wool market hnoy
ant Pennsylvania and West Virginia NX and
81Doye; VIC SIC medium :ija3sc; coarse 3laSic;
New lork, Michigan, Indiana and Western
1eitine S,@Ssci coarse unwashcd comblng and
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

4 Disconsoiate Cat Who Went TO Join
his Dead Mistrss. In the Cats Para
die

L Disconsoiats Cat Who Went TO Join
His Dead uistres. ln the Cats Para
die.
Some time ago Ne were without cat,
and the mice were evidently getting
..the upper hand. and required the
upper paw Of a puss to keep them with
ia bounds AT this important domestic
juneture a friend offered Us fine French
kitten, which we accepted. Her coat
was very delicate and nicely marked
tabby and she was lively aud promis-
ing animal.
But it soon became evident that she
differed very considerably in char
acter and disposition from the English
cat. Her predatory powers were eK-
treme, her agility amazing. and nolhiRg
edible could be kept out of her reach.
Like Cowper's frenchman, she was
both debounaire and brisk, aud was
in the habit Of helping herself TO for
hidden food. or. ia other words. of
taking French leave" Our cooked
meat was kept on shelf suspended
from the cellar ceiling. and no eat had
ever before been known to set foot on
that shelf But ''Fuzz" was more clever
than her predecessors, and was caught
thereon ia the act OF regaling herself on
a cold leg OF mutton. Various con-
triyances were resorted 10 ia order TO
Illustrate her future designs, but she was
equal 10 every occasion, and surmounted
all obstacles with ease. What, then,
was TO be donep The matter was taken
into consideration, and sentence of
aqueous immersion was passed upon
her The sentence was carried into
execution, and the remains were taken
into the garden for interment; but as
the ground was frozen, they were put
into the harbor, there to await the break
ing up of the frost A day or two after
this, walking down the garden toward
the spot, | perceived a strange cat,
darker in coat, but a tabby also. sitting
in an apparently comfortable position,
close to the remains of poor Fuzz. On
approaching nearer | was surprised to
find that it did not attempt to move,
and, on a still closer inspection, | per-
ceived that the cat was dead. This ami
NAL had been an admirer of FuzZ, and,
having found her lifeless body, had
placed himself by its side, and remained
there until he was frozen to death.
at once dug hole in the ground, placed
them both therein, and erected a tomb
stone of slate at the head of it, bearing
the following inscription: ''Requies-
cat(s) in pace. ."-LeiSure Hours.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
a PERSISTENT LAWYER.

How lie Secured His sOtion by Repeat
edly Interrupting the Court.
Persistence IS also a good quality
for a lawyer 10 have sometimes" con-
tiuued my friend. "A good many
years ago | was trying an important
jury case in this city. One morning,
during the progress of the trial, the
crier had made his usual announce
ment. concluding with all persons
having business with this court may
nov draw near. and they shall be
heard, when young drawling coun-
try gawk of lawyer who had case
jumped up and said: May it please
your honor, wish TO make motion
that the case of So-and-so go by de-
fault
But, responded the Judge, there
is another trial now in progress; pre-
sent your claims at the proper time and
you Shall be heard. Proceed with your
case Mr.. - Qurning TO me.)
The young lawyer sat down. In
few minutes. as soon as | stopped to
take breath, he jumped up again and
said:
May it please your honor, / wish
to make a notion
- Sir. interrupted the Judge, there
Is trial going on here; and we can
not afford to interrupt it for you. Sit
down
Again he resumed his seat. In
few minutes up be jumped again. Il
wish to make motion. your honor
The Judge was fairly boiling over
with rage by this time. Sit downr he
thundered. The seat was again meek
" resumed.
Well. the trial went on for an hour
without interruption. When | stopped
TO take minutes rest at the end of
his time, | heard the same drawing
voice commence: May it please your
honor
'Sir.your motion is granted, said his
honor, somewhat fiercely. Mr.. -
Cunning to mc) go on with your
case. Boston Gazette.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
THE HOG.

The Missing Link Between Man and the
Animals, but Not an Artistic Success.
The hog, studied from an artistic
point of view, is dismal failure, but
viewed in the light of long-felt want
he looms up pre-eminent and lasting
success.
The origin of this bird is lost in
antiquity (whatever that may be-, but
that he is the long-sought missing link
between man and the higher animals
there can be no doubt. We say higher
animals, but do not interpret too literal
ly. A man can get higher than any
quadruped known to science, if properly
educated and furnished with the right
brand of liquor, but he can and does get
lower than any animal that breathes the
breath OF life. In many respects man
Is just like hog, only more so-no
offense to the hog. A hog is bull
headed and stubbOrn-so is a man. He
likes TO have his back scratched-so
does a man. He can get his two hum
dred pounds of avOirdupois through a
HOlt liIdJ al Ddultiu IO')SttI COuiuu 1 uHu
with an opera glass-so can man, if
he happens to be politician and up to
snuff
The very thing hog is expected to do
is the very thing he don't do and
couldn't be hired to do with four dol
lars and silver-plated swill-trough.
When he gets into the flower garden,
instead OF walking around and ENJOYING
the sweet perfume of flowers he mag
ines he has special call TO solve the
Chinese question, and starts for that
far off kingdom by a direct route
through the pansy bed When he is
about half way there q very mad woman
causes him to change his mind, and he
starts on tour of inspection. She
drives him up to the gate and makes a
wild rush at him with broom in order
TO add eclat to- the finish She adds
It. The hog looks at the gate as if he
thought of buying it. and then with n
noise like ripping up eight miles of
plank sidewalk. he makes rush in the
opposite direction. and the air is full of
striped stockings and embroidery.
Then the woman cries, goes into the
house and puts some court-plastcr where
It will do the most good. and gives
boy quarter TO get the hog out of the
garden. The boy drives him the other
way, and the hog whirls and goes
through the gate with a grunt of tri-
umph.-Assacapoiis BaSoo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

The hair of a young girl who died at
tho age of fifteen in an insane asylum
Of Hamburg is reported to have shown
alterations of color 6oinciding with
periodical changes IN the patients mem
al and physical condition Besides
epileptie TITS. it was noticed that she
sxpcrienc~d while In the ASYLUM quite
regular alterations of excitement aud
,aimness each II about a week dura-
ion, and that the color Of her hair was
red during each period OF agitation.
while it became blonde in her quiet in
lcfvals. complete change Of tint TAX
.ng place 10 two or three days
Arhansaw Trareisr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

items Gathered bya Telegram Cor
respondent at WaYand.

Corrsep0ndsncs ~ THE fsLAoRAa.
MA4LAND, Feb I7-Mhen viii this horrI-
bls cold weather end! j. the saiutatlon most
frequently heard Oh our streets a. passing
pedestrians peek out from their muin - 10
see whom they are meeting. thirty degrees
was the cipher dispatch on H. b. Siaf x :
thet n0mster near the depot on Friday
morning last. No more dispatches wanted.
This indicates good bye peaciis IA this sec
0n--ShOrtly after ID. L. hersey bnlt
hre ia his stove Monday morning loud ex-
uIOslOn took place Ia the stOSs, and on look
inz around 70 see what the trouble was De
noticed trough the thiDbie that the pip5
passes through into the lott above that the
upper room VIA flied with sfnOke- The lott
over his store j. reached only Dy ladder on
. the outside, and on going up shere he tound
two lengths Of the pipe taken on and sci up
about SIX inches from the place where IL
C ime up through the tOOr. From the moor
! the elbow that passes into the chimney
required three lengths of pipe, and the TWO
TOP lengths had been taken OIt and set down
carefully "a there waS no SCOT on the noor
10 indicate that it fallen. Nothing else was
disturbed ia the room; outside the storm had
covered up ali tracks. The discovery vas d
mere accident, but for which eoniiagration
would have eusued very soon.-oome OF
the boys have been proving the power OF
cold iron 10 hold a persons tongue ana
Yesterday afternoon. while ire mercury Was
ten degrees below zero, little GeOrgIe RSno
tried 10 upon the iron railing III front OF
Heazlit's store. When his mouth ges well
he can tell all about it.-John Turner went
home TO Orangeyille on Saturday, and OF
course was showed in Ex-J Judge Padghin
and family, of Allegan, spent the Sabbath
with friends here, and found himself III the
same fix yesterday. a number or
those who have been having lung attacks
when cOnvaleseing are severely troubled with
neuralgia. pnow Is three feet on a
ls4vaI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
FEMALE COMPLAINTS Remee
PETTR pIPE
No. s. Fourth Hvenoe.
Grand Rapids. Mich.

FEMALE COMPLAINTS-Th Remedy is sure cure for
Proapsus Uer and all Female Weaknesses including Irregular
and painful MenstIuaton Inflammation and liberation of the
Bowels Stomach any pain in human beings matter
where is located 1t is the cheapest medicine known One
bottle will last patient sixteen DAYS If used according dec-
ons The price but soc For Rheumatism and Kidney Dis
the patient should Sekesees Inmen in connection
with the neuralgia Drops If you call for Steketees Neuralgia
Drops the Drug Store and they have sale or will
get for YOU then send to the undersigned viii send to
address bottle of Inment and bottles Neuralgia
Drops for dollar and twenty cents the express
office Address
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
1T IS THE WOMANS FRIEND
Read Thisl

The Professors could not cure rheumatism.
but that simple remedy known as Steketee's
Neuralgia Drops came TO relieve the patient
and cured her:
Geo. g. Steketee My wife was treated for
rheumatism by one Of the best physicians of
this city. and after having paid him a large
sum Of money for his services aud medicines
we found that he did not cure her. on the con-
trary. she was growing worse. But. thanks TO
Steketee's Neuralgia Drops. after using one
bottle Of Stekeiees Neuralgia Drops she =
cured. We cheerfuliy recommend this rerneds
No family should be without this excellent
remedy
PETrR pTPE
No. $ Fourth avenue.
l3rznd Rapids Mirh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

Sleeple~ people. SAYS HsafA and
HoHir. should court che sun The vsre
worst sepsflfle is iaudsnum. and lho
very best Is sunshine Therefore d i
plaIe faai lae poor sleepefs shstia pass
- many h5eTs ~ the day ia lhe san.
shine snd ~ fev Is tie shade IS pos.
s.aie. ibe iHIuaaus effects II lte shade
r Feff naf eaeis is pisnis Efeaiag ~
seeladeIi places aad ladies who are a..
fnsta.afa 81 satfe san hsiss Ihe -
fi4afs iae VeeeF - saSl 9ht IS mfnlte,
aad - Fese skin S gashf seldom 70
ssaifas ; siit
a alia~ eath pefaFs hesiaa r.ass.
= he lfakfd So eh ta'ak / sauss
eef . s&<of esffe -. Viii s.sf
: esssa ss;ssE tfs<sss DaaS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
a PUSS WITH a GREAT HEAD.
How a Smart Connecticut Tabby Thwarted
Terrible Plot.

Terrible Plot.
There were three cats in a Williams
street family, and the lady of the house
concluded that one was sufficient to do
all the business. and an edict of death
was passed on the old cat and her
kitten The question of the manner of
death was settled. and the chloroform
purchased. Days passed after the
chlOroform was in the house before the
executioner could muster courage to
execute the sentence. To facilitate
matters the lady thought that some
laudauum added to the eats milk would
produce a stupor that would make-the
chloroforming more easy. The drug
was put i'm the milk and rendered the
old cat She tasted the food, cast her
eyes suspiciously about her and refused
TO eat The kitten rushed to the dish to
partake of the milk and was violently
knocked away by the old cat, who took
corner of mat and covered over tho
dish to hide It from the kitten and pre-
vent her from taking the medicine
The lady could not believe it possible
that the act was intentional on the part
of the cat. and uncovered the dish and
again rendered the milk 10 her She
again Knocked the kitten from the dish
and covered il over more carefully than
before. This repetition of the protective
act gained the good will Of the lady and
she gave up killing the cats She can
not satisfy her mind, however. whether
the action Of tn cat was prompted By
instinct or reason.-A0~rich (CoHn.)
Bsslieffn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
II Was a Success.

LINCOLN, Neb.-Nr. @. G.. .SteIsefee: eve
have used your Neuralgia Drops with great
success. ,526 A street. GEO. MARTIx."
From same place. Read what Rev. J.
Marsh says, Nov. 3, 1884: Eve have used
about one bottle of your Neuralgia Drops.
and we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1,3l6 street.
REv. J. MARSH"
Ask yonr druggists for Steketee's Neuralgia
Drops Take no other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

The citizens of Mort ern Caliornis
ar desis.ng measures ior attract n =
A conference Of / ding res.d nfs was
held At Sacramento dur NJ ihe state
fair for the B. rpsse iafm'n er
gan zation whieh ali ma = 4 a bus
ne to ois emirnte AIS tWoftrf . o.
nation and altfaef 81 ahe fsfiers
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

There - curious 60 aeideuee ~
tie birth aud death II fso chsllren.
name,l "A crime ADD Eds Rafd 1n.nA
who ssie baTiesiiH Aorih Adams. Mass
recently The afbef sad Uafhaf died
uf consumption be children we're
bath born on - same das IL lhe a4oB B
fso Years alsa Z. a. = iae beng ibif
fesa sod dsaFa hftesa eaFs II age a
& f.me q - { af8 io'h de8 81 lhe
-aNs dst and as4e af.si as th- sssos
Aale h,siea Ifsfaa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18


Mr. n. q. AANDEhI1NDE.-Ne Ne tsaFe us<u yoGI
Magic Oh with great satisfaction. one of oUI
children Was fskeE eick MIA tno-o4iiedl olpil
theriR. OF course ~ employed at,ctor. tsOI the
child grew worse every ua3 tine mornlIg. tie
doctor called witt f0ur moEe of fis Isrofesslon.
and consulted IL the child would l,e alive IA the
evening they were a. open the cilllds threat and
cat tae pilleEm out. ms ald not Approve II,
bui there no hos,e of tle childs ft>uokery.
consented. Finally ouT heielboI Mrs r. AalldeF-
Ncrp called viii bottle II your Maelc Oll. and
asked II would use lit weald cost noIh-
Ing. We gave the cilld Clrte ar tive drops Ia
ternails every hour and poUiloed iils ssleS ~ tie
feet viii onions .and baihed its thraaf well With
Magic Oh. and hen the doctor came IN the even
ing he wanted Ia kdOw what We had gwen
ciild, as lt hroailss1 80 much egSitr. ! told him
We used VANS Massic Oh. BE said keep right On
using il ar lilat hsitef than he could DO.
have thanked Mr.. NEndorNerp thousand time<
for her kindness, and ! sincerely thank yo1 Tor
your valuable medicine. Your truly.
Mis-. A. ID. PAIN.
Vans Magic Oh King Of Pain ls mKnUfao-
tured by n q. Van, eTllnde. Auzkeg0n. Mich.
and Il sold by al dealers.
For sale a retail ia Grand Rapids at the follow
ing drug stufes. al. IS. kimm. Peck brothers.
B EsooiI II. b. Than. r II. Wilson. aud ".
III. Aanleuwen Also L. A Buys a C0. Andrew
Deyoe and K. Iindenmulder. For sale al whole
sale bN Hazaiune Perkins Ga
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
Read What vsn's Magic OH a. Fine
- Psir t-zs rcre or
the Peopis.

We have used Kanss Magic OIL for internal and
external applications a. Il kalos 0lic lufs
burns. brolsse. Hlc-. and ind none better IL 4
ESPECIALLY ads54ea Ia chaidren. - Il can he used
viii safety aAd satisfaction. aud ~e earnestly
recommend Il - rsreufs
Maskeeon. bept ~ lss4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
Notice to Stockholders.

Office Of Secretary
Grand Rapids a Indiana Railroad.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. /. 1855.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of tilt
Grand Rapids a Indiana Railroad Company, viii
be held IN the general Office IN the city Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. on "Wednesday March 4. le65 Al
one o'clock y. M, for The election of thirfeeE
ensuing year, and for the transaction of suci
other business may be presented al the meet
ing.
There will be submitted 10 the stockholders a
said meeting. an agreement for the consolidation
of the Grand Rapids. Indiana a Mackinaw Rall
road Company, with the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
Railroad Company which agreement has hereto
fore been entered into between the Boards of ia
rectoTs of said two companies.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
j. II. L. HUGHART
Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

fefa sBy = TIE largest sa4ar pro
d8eiax e0aatFY ~ AsE0Sle. "a BFaslaaes
saa ali sess so. CO. tsaS. . i ha< s3s
fssasrss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
SICK HEADACHE.

Cured BY Use Of Sieketee's Neuralgia
Drops.
CxruHp NfCH.
Nr. Neletee. Il think your Neuralcia
Drops a splendid medicine. II has done
rae more good than ans medicine have ever
taken for Chronic Sick Headache
MEs &. y. CIkRK.
Ask your druggist for Steketee's Nsuralgis
Drops Take 40 other.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

l have used Vans Masic Ga for Neuralgia ana
II hss fI0ged to be satisfactory. az i has O.. Cd
entirely also car next door neis,ilhor xas
cured D. 1t. 5oal,lns AlsfL "a Internal use fo4
hore 1bfOai. coulhiucd With sewers Couch Hnd
HoaTseness also by Tie name of sissffe
hwintens Cured - II of very severe Lame
back. can never 49, too mus.h IN praise II souE
Mage (tl
Grand Haven. April "a l6S4.
Yours truly JACOB DESPElUEk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

We have Used your Magic Oi5 for several years
and wonld not like he without IL a. il i .ssod
family medicine via. Burns bruises sure
Thr01st C0lds etc. hence trtaS recommend n 4
the public. NV. A. AAADEiiA illks5.
Patterson n. J.. feb H. 1884.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18
FOR RENT.

COR RENT-A LARGE ROOM to rent over
Harris job office. in Arcade. Inquire of Ii
o. Carr. Democrat Office
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-18

4 rs A. A. @ - ,rssss sAss
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-09-11

stopper. Mr.. Brown has several prom
Using animals that ought to develop
speed.
Joe B, the editor road horse. has
been trained by Price Smith, of Mime
apolis, this season. He is travelling in
the twenties, and has been in several
races, getting piece Of the purse in
each. He is entered in the thirty
pace at the Minnesota State fair.
jacobson & Ole have moved ON to the
second floor of the bank building.
Stevens & Enger, the general hard
ware princes, will appear next week with
a new advertisement.
VIM. Convey and Miss Samara Kel-
jun were married last Saturday. Rev.
Jorden otficiated.
The first car load Of wheat from this
station was shipped this morning by
Manager Stork.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-09-11

NorrcE OF INAL PRoor.-Land Office at Fargo
p. T., sept e: 1885. Notice is hereby given
that the following named settler has filed notice
her claim and secure final entry thereof on the 22d
day Of Oct, 1885, viz: Nettie Peters, formerly
called Nettie Wright, II. E. No. 14,277. for the NV
following as her Witnesses, viz: james r. Steph-
enson. Frank Gorthy, David Gorthy, d. D: Nc
Daniel, all of Cooperstown postoffce, Griggs
county. d. T.
The testimony Of claimant and witnesses to be
taken before John N. Jorgensen, clerk of the dis
trct court at Cooperstown .Griggs county. d. T..
on the 18th day Of October A. D.1sa5 at his Office
HORACE AUSTIN, Register.
VIM. Glass, attorney. 34.39
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1885-09-11
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
County .! g!!ggs, Territory si
Dakota,
FOR THE YEAR 1884.
FOR THE YEAR 1854,
TERRITORY OF DAKoTA)
COUNTY OF GRlGGS, ss

I Y
Office of County Treasurer, Griggs County, Da-
kota Territory, September LIST, 1885.
l. Anton Enger. Treasurer of Griggs county,
Dakota territory, do hereby certify that the an
nexed list of real property has become delinquent
by reason of non payment Of taxes for the year
A. d. 1884 and will be sold, with the penalty and
interest, advertising and all other costs accruing
thereon. as provided by statute, together with
costs OF sale, commencing on the first Monday Of
October next, being the 9th day Of October A. ID.
1885, between the hours of O'Clock a. M, and
O'Clock p. M, continuing until all have been offer
ed for sale, at my office in the Court House, in the
village Of Cooperstown, county Of Grggs, and
territory of Dakota.
Witness my hand this 1st day Of September, A.
ID. 1885. ANTON ENGER,
Treasurer of Griggs County, ID. T.