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Ertsstee 4aIea,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

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By virtue Of q DEED Vi TruS. made by q. Good.
trustee for barbara Eckhardt, The iaii barbara
EckhAFdt and Z, Werner Eckhlfdl, her hush and 10
tho undersigned trustee, dated June o. l6S3, aud
recorded IN the Otlice Of the Clesk OF he County
Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed Of
Trust Book 40, 10, page ~, lWill sell Of public
suction " the lronE door Of tho C0uFl House o.
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER 1855,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, a. m., the following de,
Gelibed real estate, that Il 10 Say the south Oneha
o. lot number nine, irontlng on the WeIt side o.
Main street between IhItd and Fourth htreetSf
erected theTeOni but excepting and EGseTvlng
the western end aud The full width Of nll lot.
Also excepting aud reHerVtng strip OF ground
two feet IN width Oh the northern side the full
depth OF EAid lot The Aforesaid Strlps Of ground
said lot Is private Rlleya, forever,
Also IeServtng the right 10 the owner OF oWnen
Of frame building now on tue north One.half OF
said lot ana extending over aud resting on two
leet VI said south One'hali OF lolNo, so remain
theFgon until tue Owner Or owners wish N erect Q
nov building on the n0rtn half Of said LOT No y,
The ulle " the above property believe 70 be
Toltect put VIII convey only tho tue vested In
me by said Deed Of Trust,
Terms OF Sale,-One thlFd Of the purchase money,
aud rs much more ~ tho purchaser elects to pay
In cash on tho day u sale; the balance IN two
equal nk!Rllmenk Of one and two yeArS respective
W. Notes beSliHg interest from the day Ol sale TO
ing TO DO KEEP insured by the purchaser foe the
benefit OF Surh deferred payments, aud lhe Ute 70
b. retained until payment Il made IN lull,
W, H. HALLER, AuCti0neeE, noyll
WI. W, CoWDEN, Solicitor.
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Ilcturnlng y Kindness.

hlFpT1 DlsW'
A little Southern girl who had baen Tor
I've years an only child was surprised,
and not sgrecsbly surprised, the other
day by the appearance Of a baby sister.
After regarding 1t attcntively for a.. few
moments abe said 10 hOr mother: Mrs.
Rogers" referring to near reighbor, tie
very good lady, Isn't abe, nsmmSH'
"Yeg, very good, dear" 'Aud she's aw.
full kind 10 me che gved me some lovely
vugar.cane," the email rchemsr went on,
land / want to give her something
"Well, uond her q basket Of oranges
"Oh | | don't spoct she likes ORANGES but
hhe mat like chilluua, cause Hhe'S got q
lot Of 'em let's send her this baby"
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DEF OAK UNp DEE YINE.

DER OAK UND DER VINE.
has. FOlleH Adams IN Harpe'I for December,
don'd vas preaching YomSn'S Iighdts,
VI ding like dot,
und Hikes 10 sec all peoples
shust gondented nit qhelr lots;
Andt wants 10 glr drAdlct dot ShRp
DIT ulade dih lsedla EhOke;
"a YoIgn vas der glingiGg vine,
und pAAu, der hlIuTdy OAK"
HerhAEs, Ecmedlmts, dot may PC dEue;
Budi, den dlmes Oudt oil niIg,
hnd me oudE dot man himself
Vas peen der gllnglpg vine:
Und ven heea IL hdlA dhey Rll vas gone,
und be vas hhuSt 'teaa pIoke,"
Dots vhsn der woman Ahleps Tighdt In,
upd peen dee Shturdy oak.
shust 90 oud to der pase.ball groundls
IND zee chose Shturdy oaks
All plagttl Tolndt nbnn der Geatl-
slust hear dhclr laughs und ihdlitSl
Dhep see lhose y0mellS Gt der tubs,
Nit Clothes Oudt on der lines:
Which vas der 'htuTdy oak niue iTcadH,
Vld which der g!lnglpg Vlncig
Ven siek1 ess IN der household COMES
lind weeks und weeks he EliIays,
Who vas Ia tghdts hlm ultGudE readt,
Those weary niBhdls uJd dRysT
Who tGnCe und comfort always pTiugs,
Ind coOls dot iGier0i PROVE
More like ii vas der tender YlLe
Dot oak he gllpga to, now.
"MRn wants budt lcedla here pillow"
Der bOetVOn time I'D;
Dheres lced.e dot uIan hp don't want,
link II means, inshId;
IND yhea dety,Sls keep rolling op,
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educational,
M. % GHARTAL ACADEMY,
EEAR wHEElINs, VIVA

The .hirty.ulnth year Of this 'Wsll.kno Aesd'
any, under the charge Of the YlkAdon Nuns,
creas on inc frst AondSy Of September nGIt, and
uoulouts ten months
Pupils received 81 any tine in the session,
Tsgsa who desire to place their dAughtsn in an
lrlItuaop GfoIdIng exceptional advantages In
IA, Way Of heAlthlul and delightful location, sE'
ctllen, board, thorough discipline and instruction.
4; the lands Of lifelong tcacheu, In every depart
men, Of 'enRls education, including tho mOdarn
.nguSsc1 and lauIIc, should SSnd lor catalogue
0! tAla school, AodrGG,
pIyeoraottheA Academy OF the Visitation,
MT, DO CHAETAL,
,rpspAy Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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Tasls Wuttil ILnowiuE,

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous
membrane the remedy Used tnuHt be non.
Irritating. The medical profession has
bsen SLOW 10 learn this. Nothing salt.
factory can be accomplished with douOheSI
snuiNS, powders, syringe, aslflngents, Of
any sitnllsr application, because they arc
ali Irritating, DO not thoroughly reach tho
affected surfaces and should DO abandoned
% worse than failures. Amullltuds Of per'
sous who have for years borne all the
worry and pain that CAlatfh can al
lllOt, testify 10 radical and permanent
cures wrought BY ElyA Cream Balm,
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OIL CRY, PAr Dec. Opened 7S9c;
highest 7oIc; lowest 7St,; closed 7Osc ;
saleR, 100000; Clearancpe, 5.4GO,OOO;
charters, 8O,GS2; shipments, 10O5OI.
PIT1sDURaH, Dec. Petroleum dull
but firm, Opened at 1stG; closed at 7OIc p;
highest 7O{c; lowest 7Slc.
TlTusylLLs, PA, Dec, l.-0pened 1870
highest 7Olc; lowest 1879; closed 70sc.
BRADFORD, PAp Dec. 1.-0pened Isle;
highest 7O4c; lowest 78c; closed 79ic;
GlearanCes, l,4B4OOO,
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gypG+Bart1rr.

Having sold ulne.tfnths Of the Writing Machines
lOd In the Slate, we claim Il clearly demonstrates
The superiority Of our machines, BelOW. w. gives
TdtlNllIst Of customers uBlng them;
Daily lnLOlllgeDcef,
Daily Register,
HeWhlRitCr,
Ep Hubbard attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
lWeph X, PAUL, attorney.
RUSSELL 4 stiicl, attorneys,
q. {. HtufglSH attorney, MoTantnwn,
John A, Hutchinson, attorney, fnrkcnburg,s
Van Wlnk'e 4 Amber, attorneys, ParkaRbufH,
lnnmis 4 1NyOnnCr attorneys, PAfkCnbuTg,
W. IL. II Fllek, u. e. District Attorney,
HANNIBAL Forbes, u, s, Commissioner,
J. o. DClicker, Clerk U. Y. Court, lAfkerShurS,
Clarence Smith, ClCtk Of Court, FRlinOnt
y. n, ClUinens, Clerk Of Court PRikgftbutH,
BIC, Hnge, CLERK VI Court. Hinton,
Il, Y Flst, ClefS VI Csuft, MOrgAnIoWn,
BALuiaCtururS' lnSurance Company,
PCAbONv INSURANCE Company.
UnlefwiiteiB' INSURANCE Company,
AldsHOg n Atkinson, lnEurarCe Agency
hdw, ", DnnaNsy, City Receiver,
Vance. Hughes Z Co,
EArul1 Bros Brokers'.
Junction Iron WORKS.
Whitaker Iron Works,
I1ugllin Iron WORKS.
BenwOOt Iron Works,
A. J. Sweeney & sou,
Hobbs, BfOCkunicr & Co,
For full particulars In regard to..teim1 ollsGle'An(
Ri. RosE q CO.,
GaiI IS Twelfth Street.
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New YonK, Dec. Tho growing do.
mand Of the last few dsyu has improved
and more inquiry for all styles Of cotton
goodS, with preference for fancy and col.
orsd goods for spring and moderate aelec.
tons for immediate use,
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Or, MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS.

VIII cure DlseSses Of the KidngyS, uhyCl, Hlcei
ttltiuttR, aud all Urinary and UfolhtEl Diseases,
htfVoW and Physical D0bili 49, RemlnAl Wtet netl,
i0S Of NlsoI, Premature Decline IN Man, KATY
ge.Ay lmpoiencI caused ~ error Of loutn, -.
and rose, ulcers, etuptldns, lciQlulai tOtleii pMl
iaelm, and all blood aud akin dheahes, Female
Weakness speedily cured, .Q0nnflhgA ouIld III
SiS S. rP , e. sCld Y WlhSsS S VS. wya
Nib ~'-'-'N 'Ns'''".
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81, ClAlnYlllO Accommodation leaves Wheeling
at S:96 q. M, 1850 aud 600 D. M; leaves BellliT1
II 9:l0 o. m. 1924 and 6:& D. IN. Returning, NJ.
IiyeS Of Wheeling6t Sl6 q. M las aud b:l6 p, M,
daily exGepi Sunday.
ri Ii 1876 o. m, aud arrives Ut AeunlgYlla 81 1919
p. M, daily except Sunday.
Grafton accommodation III 9:a5 ,. IN.
ZRnegville accommodation leaves Wheeling GE
400 p. M, daily except Sunday.
l080p, IN, train through 70 Cincinnati without
CHANGE with D, i o. Sleeper through TO Cincinnati,
B. Il D. slecplng Cars on all through trAinD.
Through Coach from Wheeling u Cincinnati on
No, g. leaving Wheeling Of 9:lb o. M, arriving 81
Cincinnati At $50 p. m.
Close connections arc made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making lhia
70 tho great WoSti and 70 whom PARTICULAR atom
ton IA given,
Tickets 10 all principal poipu on sale NJ Depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be EOOufol
THOs. O. BURRR, Ticket Agent, b. & o. Depot
JOHN BAItlE, Union OlTCC
JOHN I. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
h. T. DEVRlRS, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING { PI1THBURGH DIYJi
w H0N, B. 80.
On and Giter MAY 20, 1885 parSougor trains vii
run ~ Acknowledging timO.
For PiEtburgh-60oA m, 7ie5 a. m. DAILY l.Gs
.. a., B:25 y, M, daily,
HOf WaShiDglon-l:GOp p. M, dHy except Sunday,
From Pltl6uTgh.-1l,30 4. M, Gao y. "a, daily
except Sunday l0:GS p nj daily; V2JR. N, daily,
From WNblngtor-e:2o o. m, daily; II 100 g. M,
$40 p. M, lO!lS p. IN. daily.
Q. x. lord, General Passenger Agent
u. DUNBAR, General superintendent,
T. ia So No.
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German Coffee Cakes! Beat together
two OupB Of sugar and Que Of batter beat
separately tho whites and yoks Of elk
eggs mix well together with two large
Cnpl Of dough, Arst the sugar and butter,
nOxt the yolks, then tho whites Of the
eggs add one teaspoon each Of extract OIL
cinnamon, allbplCO and ru.mpg, hall a
pound Of seeded fAisins, and a little more
llour lot fisc, make In small cakes, keep
warm twenty mlnutCB and bake.
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CHICAGO, DC. l.-Qattle receipts
1900 head; shlpmentH 5 600 head, Mar
kst firm. Fancy So 2jl5 30; shipping
steers loo lower, So 95i50O; stcCkers and
feeders S9,00!S 40i cow, bulls and mixed
81 a5AaQOi bulk - 9Oa2 $751; through
Texas cattle 50 2Sa35Oi western rangers
So 00I4 90. Hogs, receipts $1,000 head
shipments 5000 head; market about
steady. Rough aud mixed IS 55a4 90 p:
packing and shipping So SQl4 90; light
Weights S. 40sS Q0i Okips So co.'s %.
Sheep, reeoiNs 6,0j0 head; shipments
1000 head; market SLOW; natives 81 25a
800. Lambs So 00'I0j.
EAST LIDENTY, Pa, Dec. 1,-Cattle re.
e?ip!s 929 4Oedl Ghipments l09 head.
AArket%lOsed for prime 4.OOa4,S0. Fair to
good 4 25a4,0O; Corn 350S4 90; Stocksrs
305s3.60; Feeders 3.5Oa3.75; Hcgs rSCt lpts
800. Ehipments 1900. Market firm.
Phlladelphians 4.2O64 80. Sheep receipts
1907 Shipments 900. Market slow; Prime
4aL25; Fair 10 good 8 5Oa3 70; Common
l,50A2 80; Lambs 3.25a3.5O,
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2eaal anttee,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
OHIO COUNTY FARMS,

In pursuance Of a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, entered on the 2lst day Of September
1885, In the CaIO Of Vincent II. Van Metre aud
others W. John b, Lyle and Others, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH, 1850,
BEGINNING a: 10 O'Clock u, m, will eel Al public
auction gu the premises, IN parcels 10 suit puF.
chaser, ths tract Of laud situated in hichland
District, Ohio county, known as tho John u, Lyle
fam, containing eighty airs, more or les, being
the land conveyed 10 John u, Lyle and 4 Virginia
Lyle By Daniel Peck, Special Commissioner, by
deed dated May Q, 1878: except twenty acres con,
Yeyed by said John b, Lyle and :, Virginia Lyle to
]. i. Mcclure, IwlV tnl Utler the undivided one,
half Of said land belonging 70 John B. Lyle aud il
tho hid therefor IL not sufficient 10 pay certain
liens proven against i In said cause, viii then
Also the adjoining tact Of land known as the
James Lyle lsrRl, consisting Of two parcels whloh
arc dCtoS,b bed BY notes anu Bounds In v plRt Cl \
survey thereof made BY +, l., hoger now TN file
u RceS aud ID poles and the other Y acres and .
poles, Itg!rYlng 10 Elcapns Lyle during h0iiIe rs
acr[s and q poles VI said last parcel assigned n
her AZ her t0weE 10 james Ly!o'S estate and de-
ECfb2d by nj tUS and bounds on said plat
TERMS OF 6ALE-ole third Of the purchase
money, ar 30 much moro ~ the purchaser may
elect 10 pal In ORih, and the remainder In two
equal tnStRllmentS, payable In one and two years,
with interest i0m the day Of EGle, the payment OF
the deferred inStal ailments 10 be secured by dCedS
Of trust on the said PARCELS Of laad OF hy retaining
The title nut The payment Of the purchase mORey
10 full. I. JOINS,
Special Commissioner,
lcerliiy that bond haSbeGn given by the above
named SpsUial Commissioner as required BY the
said decree JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
The above sale has been I'D ournOi until
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER a.
at 10 o'clock u. M, at the residence Of John d.
Lyle, !. Y. JONES,
Special COMMISSIONER.
The above sale has been adjourned until
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1886,
at 10 O'Clock a. IN, at theiGlidenCO Of John Lyle,
], +. JONES,
nOv29m.thkWk Special Commissioner.
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mratenI.
CONSUMPTION CAN 30 oVRlDI
R WH. HALL
BALSAMiiiiiiiiE,,

Cures Consumption, Colds, Pneumo-
MIA, Influenza, Bronchial, Difficulties,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Group, Whooping Cough, and all
Diseases Of the Breathing Organs, It
soothes and heals the Membrane OF
the Lungs, inaamed and poisoned by
tho disease, and prevents the night
sweats and the tightness across tho
Ghost which accompany 1t, CON-
SUMPTION is not an incurable NAL
ady, HALLS BALSAM will cure
you, even though professional aid fails,
z - n n Sl5I I7fl7f3
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$396'4SO. Receipts, lO,4OO; shipments,
ISL. EIgs firm, 1920.
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 1.-Wheat firm.
Cash SOci January, Sig bid; May, S7sc,
Corn, steady and dplli cash aS. Oats,
Slesdy cash 20. Glover seed, firm, dull
cash, December, 81 5Oi January, $i,56.
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EAisrEllauecMS.

FoR WALL & CEILING PAPER,
CURTAIN POLES, WINDOW DHApEs
Rag', Carpets and Oil Cloths !
40 To-
l. D. Prayer,
II Eleventh Street,
,o,lefs tOt pGpat Hanging promptly attended 70
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In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County, entered on the 2lst day Of September,
1885, In tho CaIO Of Vincent II. Van Metre aud
Others W. John b, Lyle and others, on
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ooinmOdAIlOn trains runs daily except sundLy,
j. q, TOMIitkgOH,
". ], RoBiHg0N,
ieaeLsl PASSENGER Agent
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DENNsYLvANIA COMPANY,
l0pER LTNGl

l. l0rERlTEHGl
CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RR,
Condensed timetable Gl passenger triiuE COZ,
FeCtod To NOV. I, lsSS-CenfIal STANDARD Timei
Hast AND NORTH TO FIFTsRUIGiI 1NYCIEyII1SI,-
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Coffee Cakes: Work Into a quart Of
dough a rounded tablespoon oil butter
half Of sugar, and one cup Of dried cur
rants, work In nlrs sufficient Tor dough-
make III small role, dip In melted butter,
place in ranO aud let iile half ali hour
NnkC
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-23
INSTITUTE.

A cordial invitation is hereby extended e
tht: friends OF educational work in this and
adjoining COUNTLESS, the invitation. however
having especial reference to the tenchers 81
iankton county. to convene in Institute work a.
the court house IN the city of Yankton for sin
days commencing Monaay, August 10, at 8 Am
i propose in the work OF this i~nst,tute To
: s:=;:saJ ais1a55 tho refatiun or eHcn or its parts
to,the aggregate work of the school.
teacher is invariably his own most earnest
student. 1t lis the illumination of this Light
gathersd from your careful study, teachers,
@essct;nS this tnstitute to the profession
y Wherever practicable teachers will in o few
aays be rssShcd by special invitation, ontlin.
feel profoundly grateful to, have Others invite
This INVITATION by favoring me with their
Public patronage, parental duty. the work Of
me officer. the office of the teacher, the relation
OF the pupil and the spplicahility of the law are
= few of the subjects which should interchange
Ihei; saiutntlons with the years experience.
10 this end have protested this meeting Of
eus teachers TO Giscnss with5nne my criticisms,
isg tSs pc q ssheIw,ss, on their school work
isslgnedin tho year ,siow cloaing. During my
recent inspection, which 4 underworld to make
complete. I ut least, su~eceeded in making my
opaeryntlons minute. Hence this call.
4 hays excellent reasons for requiring that
prospective applicants for schools in Yankton
county during the approaching year should
attend this conversation of our teachers. 1t has
been proposed to meto make it arch the avenue
TO every school in my charge. / do not believe
s sise n sad shsyy., tneugh willing to believe IL
the attendance which ! am unwilling 70
yonr preseRce to the institute OF your talents to
its aid, permit nae to urge you to at once send
N yonr names for, registration. i am author
pitable people to attendant and would much
dislike to have you thought responsible il 1 IN
voked It iniudicionsly. T. &. DICKSON.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-23

sPINET IN ROOM OF WENTWORTH HOUSE.
One of the earliest Of the blue blood set
tiers was William Wentworth, a baronet
In 1889 he, with others, signed a "combina-
tion for a government at Exeter, N. H., u and
from that time until the revolution he or
his direct descendants held the political lines
OF the colony. For being too active poIit-
fcaly ono of the members of the family was
beheaded for treason during George HIS
reign. A portion of tho old Wentworth man
sion still stands, and it was here that Gov
eraor Wentworth and Martina Hilton Jim
mortalizsd by Longfellow in his 9LadyWent-
worthy were married. The parlor In which
the ceremony took place remains unaltered.
Most OF the original pieces OF furniture are
yet in their places. In an interior room, APP
~purtenanced as a private arsenal, still hang
the massive ~fiintiock blunderbusses and
other weapons OF enriy warfare. From here
q door opens to the governors council cham
Ter. file walls OF this famous apartment
nre covered with colonial bric-a brac, in
GLIDING The anc astral warming pan. Adjoin-
ing this apartment is the billiard and music
room, in which is the old-fashioned piano,
ar sninnt. ny itzwas than called.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-23

This old mansc of the Wentworthu must
BIO standing, or at least a portion of it, for a
century AM a half. An earlier settleme MT,
though, than Portsmouth was made about
nine miles from here on the Isle OF Shoals.
IL was there 3tiat Capt. John Smith. first set
foot in making his early explorations, and
the little seagirt neighborhood, ~treeless and
almost yerdnrelas, holds many traces of
that ambitious man, besides the odd little
monument erected there to his memory
Strange as 1t may seem, this bleak group of
islands, soon after it's discovery, became
rapidly peopled, and it is affirmed that 500 in
habitants ono. had existence there. II one
can take record from the shapes resembling
gre zee ss:s.e!;y. marked BY ttahs rough island
stones, the statement can't seem CHROME GUS.
but it appears in q different light whom we
wonder where the 500 found foothold ut one
and the same time, whom now there seems
scant soil for their graves.
Tho old stone church. erected in 1T01. is
one of the most appropriate monuments of
the past. 1t contains records Of ell the
early land grants, the census. etc, besides
mention Of tho struggle to convert and
educate the Indians, tho perils of the
colonial wars, III other facts that seem
to us OF this ago as legendary as our fairy
stories At the breaking out of the revolu.
ton the inhabitants fed to the mainland for
protection, and but few of the families ever
returned to make the islands their place of
= n go
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sherih Sale.

Territory of Dakota, County of Yankton, IS:
NOTICE ia hereby given, that by virtue of an
= execution TO me directed and delivered,
and now in ms hands, issued out of the clerks
office of the second judicial district court, Ter
ritory of Dakota, in and for the county of
court in favor of plaintiffs Dudley, Richey
y Gross and against tho Yanktaa Steam Ferry
colnpany on the 2sth day of September A. ID,
1885, alsOsupon Judgments rendered. in Justices
court before L.. Uongleton, Justice of the peace.
on which transcripts were duly filed in said
ss.sssssss Ss1f tn : 1.TaF 0f ea5h Uf ! the
following parties, to-Mit: j. 4. Sanborn
4 Son co-partners, Isaac Piles, Dudley, Richey
a Gross cp.partnera md VIM. Blatt and against
pany. on the 9Th day of July 1883. said judg-
ments each and all bearing date March 10, 1885,
4 have levied upon the Following described
good thattels and property of said defendant,
Eo-ssit: The steam ferry bDat Senator, and that
1 shall on Tuesday the 9th day of July a.. b.
1885. at the hour of one o'clock p. M, of said
day, at tho landing of said stsnIn ferry boat in
the city Of Yankton, in said county and terri
sass proceed to sell all tie right, title and
fanktpn steam Ferry company in and TO the
above described property to sntiafy each of
sEld 3~urgInerts and coats, amounting to Sll5.45
SiU0, 500. 500, $3.50. So, respectively, together
With all accruiug costs of sale mad interest on
said first ijudgmertin favor Of said Dudley,
Klehey d Gross from the 18th day of septem-
her 1895, on the each Of the other said Judgments
from the 10Th day of March 1886, at the rate of
seven per cent: per annum, at public auction,
to the highest bidder for caah.
FRENCH q SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Sheriff OF Yankton County Dakota TerI;torv
Dateda Iankt0u, u. t.. July 18th, 1856.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-23
A Resolution


For the conatrucsion of a sidewalk on the west
siuo OF walnut street IN front of and along
lots 10. II, u, i. a, 10, 10. N is, in block
block "a, in that part Of tie city Of Yaanlkttona
known "a Todd Yankton.
Do it Resolved by the Mayor and Counc,t 81
the City of fanktOn:
Section J; That il i, and is hereby, declared
& be constructcd in the said City Of Yaukton. to-
wit; On the west side of Walnut ssreef in
srsr IS q Is an sl a.gng 81 lots ssd II I'll Il, I, Y, y, =, y, y, =
10 and n, in block rs, Todd,s Yankton,
SEQ. 2. That said sidewalk shall be six feet
the curb line Of said Walnut street. twelve feet
distant from the adjacenti lots above desdrihed
and the said sidewalk shall be constructed of
VITA Vita the Ss1 ae "a ire Sans1 Il fes tGe ori dn aSssr 81 sSs
ciyy, and plans and specifications to be prepar-
81 by the City Engineer. and approved by the
Eidc, or in front OF any of the uforesaid iots.
situated on Q corner, made by the intersOction
Of two streets, RhalI be extended to the curb
connect with any sidewalks now oS laid a Down an 40
that may be laid down hereafter, mon such
crosaing streets.
she aforesaid improvements shalI be defrayed
oy sfeclai tax. TO- be levied upon the nferesaid
1913, OF parts q lets. bounding or admitting on
ting.
an hpprostIMate grade to conform to the sur
lace OF the ground. as designated in the said
6ians and speeihcations to be prepared by tho
Sc h &. TSat thi. re.o,nt;on ...,,
lishsd ioI ioss e%onsea sasI1s weeks s e. the % ef Rasl
neTspassgT Of the City;
Approved this 9Th day Of July, 1855.
Glib HARRIS, Masor.H