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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
s.y-zs.-s..s Nos. s.'a TO .. Ont sfSo'n'

Z Say-Hys-esss Nose said TO be Ont Of Joint.
From the Chicago Mail.
~. /. Csse,' said Wisconsin man who sat
In broker 6chwartx's once, ''has little
the famous ay,Eye-see in The gruf million
when the millionaire's youngest daughter
lost her heart 1t went into the Possession OF q
Young fellow who had no money, and who
had simply moderate place in the ofice oil
the Racine plough works "Oh, yes, take.hcr
n you want You don't get anything with
ives the answer which the suitor got when ne
ssked the old mans consent There was only
. modest wedding, and then the couple
moved into q little cottage rontod by the
husband. s9iive 'em q housef No. Letem
hustle" was the way the old man met a
plea from the girls mother. "Didn't we
have TO hustle, chss1 Are they any bcttr r'nusT'
snds on his fanous geIiing. The young
couple moved along in humdrum way like
scores of other modest couples In Racine.
The young man "hustled;' got around every
day paid his debts promptly, and saved a
little money. Then came little youngster-
boy. Rough old Case got around TO see 1t;
got around oftener after that. Hc nsed to
ssWhatcher goin' call him?' he blnrted out
1--WE thought we'd name him after his
grandpa ~ said the pretty, young mother.
"ssee here, young fellow" said the rough
man of money, who started life as q black
smith, "here Is 100000 for you. I'll start
you In business"
So now the old man dances his grandson
on his knees, the young man hustles on his
own account, the young mother looks prettier
than ever, and Jay-Eye-See's nose ts CON-
pletely broken.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

Philadelphia Market.

PnuAp.LrEIA. March 6-Flour dull and
heavy; euperhne. .. 601 75; Extra, " 7s03 Is
Penn'a. family, - M@s5s; Winter clears, q q
y 81 90 straighis. q S0l75 MINI. extra clear
0eo04 g 90 straights. y b0s4S % winter pat.
eesa q M9eS sprsns %. = 600 7s
Wke4t quiet and easier; No 2 iwestern Red
eCk4o7o mo. 3 DO. d 6i5elc; No Pa do
03}<C No. Delaware, do. S01<c.
Corn steady, with good demacd steamer, AK
Qss5{c ~ ysllcvs 6sso; DO mixed. as5lsssc
AS g." sas ssssdy 3 sS xsith tair demand; No whI.e
ssl{e Ia. do, e EsQs7zc NO: sdo. sa
Hvi dull /; No. Pa 7Oc.
6Ssds Glover dull At e1s}<c, Timothy duh
st q H0l 60 fiaxsoed firm at II cool as
Winter bran strong At e18 X6le 7h
PToylElouR quiet aud prices steady mess
pork - 9olSJ beef hafns,s - ta0& oity mess
~ 'lpe{si Smoked sleaidsrs. ono
Lard quiet city rshned. ct 7s&Gsc loose
butahMI, exc prime steams n 307N.
Hufter = market dull and and lower ;
Creamery extras. SoDs2c y; 9. and n. Y. DO a5
022c Western DC lst72ac.
Eggs auief and Tather easier Extras, 26l<@aI.
Ckecss quiot but steady; New York Full
Cream. ly1olsc Ohio klaas choice, likGilJ3c j
@ fair g prime: S4iokc fennapart SKINS,
Z Esi:ss s =: ::s:a 3; 4 /: s-ss.'' 4 's
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

From the Ephrata Review.
John 8. Landis, father OF Mrs i. N. Light
ner, OF our town, died at his residence near
the Ephrata tannery on Tuesday afternoon,
in the SD year OF his age. His disease was
caused by Inflammation of the postate gland
with which he was affiicred tor Eve years,
suffering most intense pain during the last
four months oFhis life, during which time he
was unable to be about. Deceased was ma
tive Of Landis Valley and was brought up in
that vicinity, but recently resided in Lam
caster, from which city he moved TO Ephrata
a year ago. A wife and eight children sur
yfve. The fineral will be held on Saturday
at 10 o'clock <6u~aaaku the bouse The re-
mains will then be taken to Landis Valley
for interment, where there will also he SER
vices at o'clock, p. IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

In the A hole is placed rod OF iron, half
N inch long which b known TO melt at 1900
degrees, Fshrenheit; in the h hole rod OF
nickel, that melts 1t 1850 degrees; In the Q
hole q rod Of nickel and copper which inelts
g 1000 degrees; In the Q hole rod Of silver
which meIts at 1900 degrees and In the =
hole rod OF brass which meltsa 1t about l,500
degrees, The crucible containing these
metals will be placed in the retort on the oc-
casion OF the next cremation and the degree
of heat can thus be approximately measured,
a, II none Of the metals melt II will be shown
70 be less than 1900 whereas IL the silver
fnelts Il will be shown to be above 1900 II
TIE copper melts It will be above 1000, and
- on.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
BUR0LARr Ar sROWxsrOWN.
Irowns store Craaksd by Thieves, Who Ala
0knna Team.

Irown's store CraaksA by Thisves Who Also
0ton1 Team.
Last night burglars broke into the store Of
L. r. Brown, at Brownstown, and stole
merchandise, consisting Of boots, shoes, jew
elry, underwear, siirtA towels tobacco, etc,
to the value or about Us They effected
an entrance by boring the front door. A
horse and trolting buggy were also taken
from the premises Of Joel Wenger,
near Brownstown. This morning the
team was recovered near New Holland,
where II had been abandoned by
the thieves The team was no doubt
stolen to haul away the plumber, and from
the direction the thieves took II In believed
that they were Welsh mountain people. Mr..
Brown offers reward for the capture OF the
thieves and return Of the goods.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
A SS1GNEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
"A CITY PROPERTY
oS MONDAY MARCH l6 iss,

by virtue OF an order of the Court of Common
Pleas OF Lancaster county, the undersigned will
expose to Public Sale, at the Keystone House,
North Queen street Lancaster city. the follow
ing described Real Estate, viz
No. ]. Two-Story and Attic BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, with Two-Story Brick Back Build
ing and One-Story Frame Kitchen attached, and
Lot or Piece Of Ground belonging thereto, No.
Is East Lemon street, I'm said city, containing I'm
front on said East Lemon street - feet. more or
less and extending I'm depth l20 feet, more or
less TO nine feet wide alley. The house is pa
pered throughout, has recently been painted,
and is I'm excellent condition. II contains nine
rooms with q bath room in rear of nd-story,
with gas and water convenfences. and has a
three feet wide side alley. This property is very
desirably located, being convenient to the busi-
ness centres aud the Farmers Northern Market
No.2. The undivided One-seventh interest In
that valuable property. No. 2S North Queen
street. said city, containing in front on said
street 50 feet, more or less, ard extending I'm
depth 2t5 feet TO Christian street on which IL
erected large 2story basement brick DWELL
ING HOUSE and Store Property, with Stable in
rear. The property Is In excellent repair, Is To-
Gated In the central and business portion OF the
city. and would be a safe and valuable invest
ment to any one purchasing this interest. Per
sons wishing 10 view the premises prior 10 day
Of sale. will call on the parties residing thereon
or on the auctioneer
Sale 10 commence at I O'Clock, p m, OF said
day. when terms of sale Will be made known by
THOS. B. COCHRAN,
Assignee OF Joseph Samson and wife.
HENRY SHuBERT. Auct. feb23 " ,Ftsd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

16qob H. Ghtrk, dad ON "Wednesday,
1rl6k I, at 2 Z. m, = his residsnce at Bsun-
1S}5le aftar being IN ~ healt1~S0F Two
eA to Anne Bmheker, sister to Levi
nbaker. HIS occupation in earlier days
- @6at of drovsr. Be{brs railroads were 70
Slent he frooueutly went to East
fik6{fy, Pa, and occeGionally to Ohio ON
ko10e6ack for cattlA Two children were
bo1h 70 the family, one Of which is living
0oS6nssd was member of the Old MennO-
1SSishboriy citizen. He will be buried at
HosI meeting house on Saturday at 10
o'clock a. m FunoEnl ffom the house at $50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

Lille Hsnson Coafso .Baek.-Miss Lille Hin
ton returns to this city on Monday, when she
opens . three-night engagement with Fan
chon." Most Of the play-going people of Ian
caster know she II an actress of ability, and her
extremely low prices will secure her a large au.
dience
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
Obituary.

Mrs Elizabeth Greenawalt, wife Of ex-
County Commissioner Jacob Greenawalt, died
Thursday evening at the family residence
No. 20 North Mulberry street Mrs Green
await was 81 years of age, and had been in i'll
health for some time Il 81 Lts49 ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
Ordered 70 Re Ready.

George Goodhart, who has travelled with
the leading circuses for a number Of years
past, has been engaged by John Il Doris, az
an adyertising agent for the coming season.
He has received orders to he In readiness 10
report ct any time he may be sent for. The
show in winterinQ In Indiana.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

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4 ~ -, ~ -
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co1r clCloc&, = rropeoce -
looo - ~ q (|1oxA 1nt1u0ins NJ
ra11 - hGd1hor- -ln-laW q
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

Roho1t Clark, : farmer residing at Centre
VILE, Drumore t0wnahiI. died Of pneumonia
a Tnosday. Dsesassd Yves about 90 years
Ia IA was born a a hxm adjoining that
- w&lsh he has rouEded lor .yearA He was
n k6own thnnn1 k0st the lower end of the
l1un6P and W. s hEofher Of Scott and
1hoGn>o Clark. He Was . promsnent nember
a the 8resbyterian congrention at Chestnut
1ho = we'll known u1lnister In that church
~ = Stationed a. York county. He also
1Inyes noyerai othef grown children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
A New Justice In Ephrnta.

i D. h Kraatz, has rendered his resignation
TO Governor Pattison as justice of the peace
OF Ephrata township and w. X. seltzer, esq,
has been appointed to fill the Office, for the
unexpired term of two years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
An unfortupate Statesman.

FROM The Pfttsbnrg Leader.
Poor Blaine. Defeated for the presidency,
losing niece by death recently, and now a
sister. On March4 going 10 funeral instead
Of tho White House. His cup of misery is
full to oyerfowing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
WILL IT PAY

To make the Mems and Boys White shirts at
hnished, for the Low Prices that now rule.
nc 10 the lowest price we keep, II Is a very good
shirt for the price, finished with buttons and
button holes, and made to at. For nfty cents
we can supply very much better White Shirt,
with linen bosom ana cuffs reinforced front and
back.
Now, will IL pay any housewife 10 sit and
stitch, stitch, stitch for a whole day making
White Shirt when one can be bought for half
0Ouarf We have tried 20 figure out the cost OF
making . soc shirt, such We SELL but we fail TO
mako Il come less than 50c Here are the items I:
Two and a-half yards of white Muslin,
One Linen Bsi;i Bosom lined with iwopiy i.iiiii ~
cOafse linen. .....................,..... rs
One pair Linen Guns, three ply. ...........,. 10
buttOns ana thread ......,.....s.............. %
lost OF making".....,.,..-..,., 10
Total.......,....a.,...................... Total Sax
Some will say the SOC bought shirts don't last
as ss6ng % those made q home. but we say they
Will la9t every hit as ipllg Allowing that they
WON'T LAST quite ~ long, 10 will not pay 10 make
them, Tor you Will have to cut very carefully tn
get shirt 0utof ~ yards OF muslin yard Wide.
and reinforce u front and back. The best mus
lin 70 make shirts Of is Wamsntta. 1t Is strong
what easier TO wash. but is not so strong and du
lin with three-ply linen bosom, and will fit
quite As well as our Dollar Shirt, but the linen
used is not as fine.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
A school l,iri Killed.

Mary williams, of Chester, aged IA years,
while on her way to school Thursday morn
ing, was struck by train on the Philadel-
phia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore railroad and
Instantly killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
UNQR RENE

LHOR RENT. co. 90 FsfasF 8 -
II "A estory Brick and FInme Shop 2axas feet,
with 10 Morse Power Engine ana 2Ollorse Power
Lemon streets, east OF Lime 81
ALLAN A. HERR 4 CO., =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

This corning u nnayor sent four drunks
s. jail - short ternne md got costs nom two
olhers. Twenty-atx vagrants enjoyed the
haspitn1ity OF Tx,rnhey Ehenck las4 uight
Snd we're allowed - run thin mognipG.
Jud0ing irom the number Of "buma" /" oGl-
fertslned every nIakt = the station housa y
nnst nee pop1lar plsOa and a knight of hl4
Sosd wIll take long walk to reach LAnes
)er for l0dging. y
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
Case Dia,nisssd.

The complaint of assault and battery, made
by John Sheaffer against Frank Mills, was
heard before Alderman Spurrier and dis
missed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

: The comm!ssion of John w.sApple, who
was appointed notary public by the gov
0rnor. has been received at the recorders
Office 1t Ia dated March and is sOr three
years
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
NEW ADYERTIsENENTs.

"ANTED-AS SITUATION TO DO UP.
w Stairs Work or General House work.
,n.pply"t NO. els BEAVER sT,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

TNSTATEOFBA HOUSER, LATE
IL of West Lampeter township, deceased.
Letters testamentary on said estate having been
granted 10 the undefsig ned, all persons indebted
10 said decedent are requested 10 make fmme-
diate payIpent. and thos4 hn wing claims or de-
mako known the same to them without delay.
JACOBB. HOUSER,
JACOBL. HOUSER,
Executors.
~ '- febls. 20 m4&stw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

y 91ru ~ os@1 q 4np& etsNssssg
1 ~ - ru&l rou>tns nv Mn ofcasss IN
~ I.o01ovflIo city couft W. varied Thurs
~ mo1nins BY sscsns not ofson Witnessed.
Tks pelso0ers' dock hAd besn partially
smr1lcd, snd among those remaining was
5ei1mlah ETnden, respectable looking man
NJ d1rk c6mplexio6i and Ahlgh forehead,
who ha6 besn arrested - suspscted e!on.
while another case WAS n progress dep
,,ty ~ Haden stealthily lii tin box 10 his
Iiis and then drop i on the floor. few
moments iater the prisoner fell 70 the hoor
Wifh eroan. He We irnmedhtely taken
out a t&e court room and conveyed 70 the
IN whefo he now Hes ~ the point Of death.
The box which he dropped was found to
contain rnt poison. ~ ~. ;
Hsden was arrested several days. ago a. Z
suspected thief, and was identified - the
man who stole suit Of clothes and various
other articles from . party residing ON Tentn
street, between Walnut and Grayson. He
belongs TO 3 prominent Virginia family, and,
It h sid, preferred death to the Disgrace ol
conviction for larceny. sw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

Hsw Yosx. March6-y ylour-state and Western
Wheat opened trfhe stronger afterwards
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
EIGHMIE Shirt

That we are the exclusive agents for Is war
npted to give satisfaction and is positively IA
perfect fitting shirt The Mt OF IA shirt Is more
than the making. II Il almost impossible for
be sure ofa perfect At in the neck and Shoulders
II is also difficult 10 cut shirt even II you have
apattern, and make II Mt; /; go don't try to make
them for, ali ready to put on. The bosom of our
Etghmie Shirt Is lined with coarse Butcher
Linen. This enables the launderer to produce
cleaner, brighter and hapdsomer looking front
than when lined with any other material, and
being patent bosom ft will not wrinkle or
crease, no matter what position the wearer may
assume. Our prices for White Shirts are xc, 50c
half dozen.
ss-store open every evening,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06

Am,ssess,ents.

DIR. A. ). Herrx No. s8z West Orange street, IS
JON c9Axeefed with the telephone exchange. !,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-06
John Best & Son,
NO. 333 EAST FULTON STREET,
LANCASTER PA.

As the pleasant spring days open upon us, We
nnd the heavy Winter Overcoat a burden A
lighter weight coat becomes necessity. The
SPRING OvERCOAT II not only protection Ia
the cool mornings and evenings, but IL a very
fashionable garment. our assortment OF Ele-
giant Fitting spring Overcoats Is New Style,
Fresh Made Stock, and the sizes are complete
with Prices Very Low.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
What is a Mahdi.

NT,bH - NI,l.,l; n, ITorbalo. sn.oIls
!, ;.,.a,;-...,;,la !; ~ u..,.n ,r,.,I
,.l.,ol, ), 49, .;,n;eaa .i,.,.r, 5;,a.to,.
e i, f,,If1 pnt ! ~, .o,,r., !,
,t..,..,l;.. a,l o.,ao;.uu Na.i.a
,e -.
,;e.,...l..l,..... ,.,,J ,,,,t.e..
of ,Iob,nmol i necessarily refers 3
M ,f.;..n 49,, e tr,h;. bist,ry H.
a,.,....lr,, .;..,,;e..,, e ~ ,r1
49, N,l,.r !, oor..in .,..,.at Io,aor
~, a; NJ .nnoor,n.a ~
..,oaaa5 .Iroa,p of rronbot wlo ,;vod
i ~ IA d.vs v 10 u IN The meantime
M H. ;.,a...l Nah.n
.3el 1,, aoa ~, ta.,,f,L
-. e.,n, AZ ! a. ro.l or;a;nal
- l' v,,..,,.. e,.,,,.
- : :, .l.;l4.7 a., W.
y" ,3 s''a - .,.,,. a.o anJ oo,amnnoI
~ ~ E.;,.las thron.,t III Iif..
o''' ~ e.n.3,I =. a. I'M .wont
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
JUDGE MraRicK QUALITIES.

,.tt. ~ -
Judge N'.i'am /" Nerrlck appoint
81 to till thr vacancy in the Suprem,
fa,. # The District Of Columbi, occ,
H. r,.;.,n.,;oa
'l''sa y 80" 7, 'uie'
WIN a5p1afs' y the court house i
Washington on Monday morning short.
/, b.fp tuoel5ck aai met Chief jus.
c,,at aaj .Ju.fie. J.ns. l. M
-
eaa.a l'''a '''''' "'e'e ~ 1nlei JUS
gcs frHal.y administered The oath 10
JUG. NanieE Quite q number ii
...allr. af fse h.r ana others ta;3 ,be;s
!
'Pee'@ + US u" ]hi9e' among them
G,n i + Butler who remarked that
tss iudee Wis now in position to "a.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
i'iE SILVER -. IN

8. Senator sherman os.
~ nai''s.'' IN II a speech D..
fer 5''' to n, lows. took oo,a.Is u. pn
ing a silver '' 5'5,' Of dc ~
ae .'a ;, -, @.. gold dollar. J., ag o
payment i, 1@ ~ eqpy.I,s. sI :
iar .. T.. a,'F eIai~. 'I,,t ~. ID.
rei,1, ,. , contain sua,is,
1 'a.'.I' i, aud nl Then tie two aiil ,s.a
m. = ! over the country
- sI,' .. dollars 'dat are i ro,ii. y. .ug
i 49,, ,g,,'' : each and then il -, ..,sga
. ,'.e them at 100 cent? ~ f y.
w.. . 1n,,.' to every on, rao .g
,"lI ,o uo,.''' Don't pps i 5s.
. .o1..o nn' use silver ana d.. j,
+ /, aon, IN the bushes. j j. h.
Dad I'' 'aa tramp a... should pne1p. n~
,eb i - . eeo' piece, Eporipe I'D s.
's an a .e would be .cot to III ra,,
.e ;" , expert ao eouaterfeitor I'LL @a
a., 4. a. ~ cent deiiar. he voals og
- 49, PRISON. and the repersb. Dbl.
H. ''.' . bench would raise b. ., ID.
, H.. o'"r u holy horror. aud .soa
49,. .'sio 81. criminals that they A. nv
' , men, aud must be n,jc ~.
., '',.r r'senii'y We dom, @
cheating Or coantqrfeitins |
,.' 5attcr or Sea-, !. . NJ.
individuals Or die &
. 81 and We ., believe ~
=. ~, criminals a.ni alike and. iba.ro T T
= e"fhatieaIly that tb.6e,. J.
psu' 'las no more moral right .5u. j
ne people an s. cent silya. ..5, :
=" individual has to pass counterfeit q
n either ease, it i wicket nj =. a
. y wicked We say. in de .' ca, m. a. :.
'''an N the individual r. M, Is
:, Do coined and forced on die p..7Io. {.
- " say pure article IN, y
! loo cents to the doIlaraIf he = :
Is to have the e1'tp...s Il
py u cheating auaooap.ore..,.,, q
! not make mucb>., !. az
mig integrity II. i !
.'ss and dealing ], Nm . :
''Is We believe in a .a11,r5 d
ss'y ana consistency in tie coin. Il
slI'er money as we'll as md i.
: d pure butter and pure e,e
government and the people, a1.o. NJ
'l' out sooner or later. that u,
" Is the best policy v.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
Value of Patent Propertv.

:" illustration Of the worth ola f..
class patent for a device that ev..,l3.
wants to use is seen in the Bell tele,ban,
p''en'. The committee Of t5re.
appointed BY the Ohio Legislature t.
investigate the telephone companies !
onio' have prepared report in abieb
'n'y say that there arc about $4,000
complete sets of instruments in i. =
ne state, all owned and eoptyaa.a
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
Dry Gooos Department.

4 general stock Of Dress Goods. Domestic
Gotten Goods, Fannels. Blankets Comforts.
Table Linen Piece Goods, tor mea aud Boys
Wear, etc. etc.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
J. B. KENT & co,
Commission Merchants

Tobacco Flour, Grain, and all kinds Of
- ~ COUNTRY Produce.
jan am lss4 ''''iioie' 'ip
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1885-05-08
ORDER NTST.

may l-It
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-09-12
Slleriff''s Sale.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County of Custer.

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County of Custer,
Fredericka tiaserodt, plaintiff, VS.. Fred
erlck Frcdericks, edefendtnt.-Fore-
closuere OF "A mortgage given on the
7th day of November, 1888.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of m execution to me directed and de
!lvered, and now in my hands, issued
out Of the Clerks office of the First
judicial District Court, Territory OF ia
kota, in and for the County OF Custer,
upon a decree Of foreclosure rendered in
said court ia favor ofthe said Fredericka
liaserodt and against tie said Frederick
Frcdcricks, | have levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property of said
defendant, in Custer City, ID. T., to wit:
On all that certain piece, parcel Of
twelve U2), in block numbered one
hundred and six (l06), of the Townsite
Of said custer City, according to the
numbering as appears by the official
plat Of said Townsite of Custer City. on
file in the office of the Register of Deeds
of said Custer county, Dakota territory,
and being situate at the southeast corner
Of Custer avenue and Sixth street. and
KNOW II dS liB NltIllld IlDltl DIbIlcIlN \,
and all buildings nov situate upon said
land or lot.
And that ! shall, on Monday, the
seventeenth day OF August y. II. 1885,
at the hour Of three o'clock p. m, OF
said dav. at the front door Of the court
house in Custer City, in said county and
territory, proceed 10 sell all the right.
title and interest of the above named
| Frederick Fredericks, in and to the
above described property, 10 satisfy said
Judgment and costs, amounting to three
thousand eight hundred and forty-three
l3,Si3J dollars and sixty 800 cents. to-
yether with all accruing costs Of sale,
and interest on the same from the
seventh day Of July, 1885, at the rate Of
seven per cent per annum, at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
GRANVILLE q. BENNETT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ii. y. Ross, sheriff.
Dated Custer City, ID. f., July g., 1888.