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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-06
werbiitmma bes selbem yiebers.

9ie 2ocomotipfiibrer Der @entrals
8abn bon Georgia iagen: Sbglei9 ben
f6linlmiten niasmatii@en ginflahen
beim Mntommen in unb beim Nbfabren
BON Sapannab in beri6iebenen Na9ts
itunoen ansgeieBt uno wdbreno Der
9erri9aft bes gelben Giebers BON 1874
gan5e Nd9te in ber Stabt berbringenb. /.
5inb mir bod nit @usnabme eines @ins
aigen, tpel6er ertrantte aber i9nea ges
mas, Bel unierer gem6bnli9en guten
@eiunbbeit geblieben, mas mir auf
teine anhers @eile als bur6 ben ges
mobnten fortgeiebten @ebrau9 bon
Simmons 2iber &egulato 0 +
uns au erfldren berm6gen.
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Aerr 81 & GekIer. he,


= 9err ". 5. &eBIer, Der @er=
treter Der Jirma Gbas. GeBler & Son
in Mepton, Colorado @ountp, betannts
li6 elmer ber erfolgrei6iten Weinz
3l6ter bes Staates, beiu6te uns beute
8ormittag uub legte uns perI9tebene
proben feiner portreffli9en Serass
Weine por. Beionberes Sob neroient
iein tpeiBer 9erbemontsWein (bie Gals
lone gu 1.25, i'm Barrel $1). Mls
billiger Sii6mein empfieblt it6 ber
pglad Spaniib" gu 80 Gents bic 8als
lone. 60 bebeuten3 aud fiir ben teIas
nif9en @einaii@ter bic goncurrena ber
California Weine iit, 10 1T es ben
9erren &eBler bod gelungen, ibrem
probutte @eltuug su berf9affen.
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Sci Der fiiralid abaebaltener

- gei ber tirslib abgebaltenen
prafung Der 4spiranten gum ginidbrigs
Greimiaigenz9 9ieuft fieI Elm iunger 9etr
bereits gum britten Wfal bur9, tpell
feline geosrapbii6en Mnli6ten NIT ben
8ebanptungen ber 2anbtarte in al grelz
lem Wiberfpru6 itanben. Mls Der
@DrRtsenbe ber priifungsfOmmifion
ibm ben traurigen Musfau mittbellte
unb ibn fraste, mas er ben nun gu tbun
gebente, ba bod elm no9mall9er Sefs
fu6, bas gramen au beiteben, urlltat'
tbaft iei, erpiberte ber boHnunssoole
sShnaling nit patbos: nGuropa 1te9t
mid ME pieber, i9 geb - mad
gnglan6!"
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Galifprnia 2Netne.

9err s. s. Meper, Wboleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinen, Nlamo plaaa,
1T bor &urent bon feiner bierten @e>
f6dftsreiie mad Galifornien 5uriidges
febrt. Gr fann iebt feline Runben unb
Gamilien nit ben beitem @orten BON
@alifornia=Weinen unb reinem Srauz
bens8ranbD berieben. &einen galifors
mia glaret berfauft ct bic @alpne-$1.
portz unb anbere unoerfdli6te Weine
finb itets Bel ibm norrdtbig.
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-sSn ber Md6e BON Glatonia tpur6e
Nbolpb 9aief Don etnem Jra9t3uge
iiberfabren unb get6btet.
- Wm. so. gbanbler, ber NtaDor
bon 2a@range, 1T geiforben. Serielbe
tpar erft AZ Sabre alt unb ein unber=
beiratbeter Mann.
- 9ie b6bmii6en Garmer aus ber
umgegenb bon BLUFF unb @ebar bielten
cine 8eriamnIung OBJ, in tpel9er fie bic
bbbmif6e 3eitung v@loban" als ein
anar6iftif@es Blatt be3ei6neten, bas
iiberal, uobin es gelange, unfrieben
ftifte.
= Gin getpiIIer .. 9. Carr in Mti6z
Lamb berfolgte ben General Me&encie
einen ganaen Sag lang unb beriu6te
babel mebrere Male, ibn gu f6ieBen.
@nbli9 tpurbe MeRenaie bes Sreibens
mabe, feuerte auf Carr unb bertpunbete
i'm t6btli9.
-Sn ber Ndbe bot Colorado tpurbe
cine aug 174O 2opf beftebenbe 59af=
ber6e gu 92a Gents per &opf bertauft.
Ser gigentbiimer bate bic 9eerbe por
2 Sabren gu $5 pro Gopf gefauft.
-Bei Der Geier bes 4. Suli in Dali
las, bic ont Sonntag ftattfanb, ipras
den ni9t tpeniger als 6 Ganbibaten.
Inter ibnen befanben fi6 Sobn 9am.
cod, Marion Martin unb Gibbs.
= 8Dn Sort Wortb tpirb beri9tet,
baB Sobn 9. &ector BON Nuifin, Der in
ppriger Mabl @apers' @egen=G =Ganbi6at
mar, biesmal als &anbibat bet &epu,
blitaner fit bas @ounerneursamt aufs
treten tpirb.
Sie @ieb3h6ter ber Counties gfoz
Ian, SapIor, Sones unb 5iiber leiben
bur9 ben @rasmangel 10 febr, bab fte
anfangen, ibr 8ieb na9 anoeren 8ez
genben 5u treiben.
- Muf einem Barbecue Bel glfbart
in BET Ndbe BON paleitine fiinbigte fi9
Der WaKer>MpDfel @ammage als &ans
bibat fiir bic 2egislatur an. Demna4
5inb bereits bier Ganbibaten int Jelbe;
ni9tsbefomeniger ertpartet man nod
5uei tpeitere.
= Mm 4. SuIi brannte in @albefOn
Der in Npenue q gelegene Store pon
g. 8olbftein ab. Niemanb mar 3eit
i'm Sauie unb Der @igentbiimer befanb
fi9 auf einem picnie.
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8mdlens Mrmiea.gaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der BeIt fir S4nitte
Quetf&unsen, Sefdplre, Gieber. unb 2autt'
ausf@las, Gledte, seiprunsene Sanbe, Sroit'
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten; turirt pa
msrrboiben ober teine 8e3ablung. goll!st
Classification sarantirt ober 6as @el6 tpirf
turiiderFattet. 25 Gents bic Sda4tel bet U
Dretb.
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= 8eriu9te Songaline nit guten
grfolgen 1nb fanb, oaB es bic f9limaz
ften glrten BON &beumatismus gu tut
riren permag. Sd erl6fe nit 5ongas
line n,eine 6rat BON einem 6er bartndz.
dtgfen Mnfdqe bes genannten uebels.
$. 8. &eeie, SO. 8. @outbs s@bars
leifon, Ohio.
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Ser Aermann isifder, Wae

5err 9ermamn Ssii6er, Melroie
Somnibip, Slls.. bdlt febr groBe @tiide
auf Or. Muguit &6nig's 9amburger
Sropfen unb 8ruittbee uno fat ftets eiz
men gorratb babon i'm 9auie. s. if
Der Mniidt, baB es gegen oiele Rrant'
beiten 1idts 8eReres giebt.
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= Bei gaIlawan erbaltet Sbr
before photographer uno gu biligeren
preiien, als in irgeno elmer anberett
@anerie. 3,6m6m
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M1er's
&S6errt) Necfptof


lit in BEN Infaugsitabien Der Mus3ebrlng
l1nlddbbar. SIS tbut benz Suiten @inbalt,
beilt bic erfranfte @eipebe, ltitb ersielt ftetS
Seilung, tpenn man es 3eitig genug a1=
ipenbet.
vSor brei Sabren 3og i1 mir eine beftige
grfdltung, 81 Die iid) i9nea Su gruitbrdl1ne
u1lb 1elbft git Iusiebrl1ltg e1ltuidelte. Sd
tpar at f6tpad allf gu iein, n1agerte iebr ab,
nnb bultete l1naufb6rli6. Sd lieB mid bon
nebreren 9lerstel1 bebanbeln, aber ibre 8e=
n1iibungen mir 81 belfen iuaren frm6tlos,
unb iie alle iagte1t, i9 babe bic slus3ebrl1tg.
gnbli6 peri9affte mir ein Sreuttb eine SID
id)e BON 9Der'S Gberrp= =Bectoral. Sd ftng
an, bieles etnsunebn1er, ll1lO bon Der erftet1
Ooiis an enpfanb id) 2inberllng. Sd fIbr
banlit fort, lltlO Die 5tpeite Slaide !.
Petlte Ulih
pollfomn1en, unb id) BIN ieitbent gelllnb."
s. 9. Sraoleb, Maloen, Draft.
Bereitet hnn 10
9r. 8. 6. Mber & Co., 9otueIl, Mafi.,
Sn aIlen @potbefen su baben.
Wreis 81; feds GIafden S..
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3 er a 3.

correspondents. .-S aua, 8erar Co..
8. Suli. Nm 30. Suni fanb itt unierer
S9uls, tpel6e ben %. Diitrict bon
8erar @ountD bilbet, bic idbrli6e Priiz
flung ber &in6er tatt. 8on grDBen
Geitli9feiten tpar babel feline &ebe,
aber ettpas Beferes berbtent BET St.
tpdbnung, ndmli9 bic Opferbereittpils
ligteit bet S9uIpatrone. uniere S9ul>
gerneinbe adblt t.ur tpenige Mitslieoer,
aber fie baben es bur9 tire 3ui6iffe
gum @@ulfonb erm6gli6t, ibren 2ebrer
bas ganae Sabr binbur9 befolben gu
f6nnen. 9fi9t ,ttinber anerfennens=
1T BET l1tterntibli9e GleiB bes iugenbs
li9en 2ebrers, 9errn u. $. WeDnanb
BON 9'banis. gs 1T ibm gelungen, bic
&inber in allen glementarfd9ern in
englii9er unb beutl9er Spra9e gut
aus3ubiloen. Mqe ibnen borgelegten
Grdgen purben bon ben Ginbern NIT
elmer tpirflid iiberrdf6enben Si9erbeit
beanttportet. Die @9ulprhfung mar
einfa9 in ibrer Mrt, aber fie ma6te ben
ginorud, baB ber 2ebrer feline boae
@@ulbigfeit getban bat, UNI bic Ginoer
in Nllem 5u u1terri6ten, mas gu 6er
S9ulbilbung unter geu6bnli9en 2ez
bensperbdltniHen erforberli9 1T.
Safob Otter.
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@ebrdu9e=::
SIMMONS
Liver Regulator
sesen ale aruntheiten Der
Qeber. gstere.t, Mtls unb. Wtageits4

Seper, J(tetett, Wdl5 nllp' ~e"ol''"4
Diefes rein pesetabiliide @it'
tel, nun 70 berGbmt als 9auS-
arsnei, entfanb 1928 I'M
Ghben. sG8 mirft mil auf s,4
bic 8 drme unb ytieren, resu.>
lirt bic Sbatisteit Der 2sbsr uno
1T baber, sleidbiel mos it@ aus
bic sranf6eit berausfeuen mag,
bas bette SdmBmtttel.
Sci allen aepobnliden sfranttet>
ten tpirb eS ofne $ eibiIfe IT,
oenb elmer. a1befn ar3nei cine
fdIeunise SELLING. ber>
beifIbren.
Gin mirfiames Setlmtttel. l.
SD fam Gin,rnons 2iber @esuldtor als etil
iairliomes SeiImitteI aeaen alles 2eberleiben,
Sobftpeb unS aeaen SbSpepiie empfeblsn."
aetpis 9. Bunber, ah. asOFmt., @bilaoelps'a'
aeim seitberIu f feline
1tnterbre 9ung ober @e'
f9dftsf6rung. ipdbreno
man BEN Reaulator eitnimntt.
Rinbern, Sie iiber 3 Bldbuns
aen, &opftpeb ober Md'
aemibeIfeit Hagen, tpirb Ell,
SbeeloffeI boa ober mebr 2tnbe.
rung gepabren. u.
gSenn Dne MtIlet gelegeHtllD
bon%atientem einsenomnlen pirb,
bic ber NaIaria auSsefest iinb,
nirb ed. oas @ift aitsmeraen unb
iie Dor benz sinfau bepabren.
80. @utadten eiues Mrates.
@eit 90 sobren prattiaire i9 .als grst unh
Bin nie I'M Gtanbe sepeIen, eine begetabtllite
Wti1d1una aulammen3u meld)e tpte Stm,
,,,onS Q;te~ 9ReauIntar Nie Qeher aiir ShGttQtett
aareot unb oIetdaeitia bic @erbauuuss' uni
WIutRiIbuna5frdffe bes Sraanismus ftdrtt, fat
iie au fbpd6eu.-e. @, CLINTON, VI. g. $50
fbimston, art.
gl@tet barauf bas @dte gu betcmnten,
Dereitet bon
J. H. Zei1in &c Co., $bilaoelpbla'
preis $1.00.
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Correspondence. .-Mufin9ill BEL
N. BrfIs., 3. Suli. Seit t1,einem leBz
ten 56reiben baben ii6 Die @rnteausz
fi6tet bierielbf beoeutenb gebehert. Nm
Sonntag Nbenb batten mir bier ein
beftiges @etpitter nit ifatfem &egenfal,
ber ii@ iiber cine stpei MeiIem lange
Gtrede ausbreitete u1b benz Gorn un6
Der 8aumpoae bon groBem gfuben tDar.
8eibes itebt gut unb penu uns bic
&aupen berI6Dnen, MAIDEN mir INNER
mod eine siemli6e @rnte. 2eiber 1T
bas nt9t in ber ganaen @egenb bet
San, benin feuentpeiie bat es nur iebr
tpenig pber aud gar ,tid)t geregnet. Ser
Sturn, Bet bas @etpitter begleitete,
tpar 10 fart, baB ct 8dume unb fogar
au9 ein neues Saus nmrib. C. R..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
WHAT OTHERS SAY OF Us.

" HAT Oxh6S1S 6A1 OE W.
Austin is beng talked about consider
ably. at the present time, as town that
is having q boom. All sorts Of rumors
are floating through the state papers,
and inquiries are coming in from all
parts of the country, regarding the prlce
of property, rents, etc. Several out of
town parties have made arrangements
to begin business here in. the spring.
Arrangements are also being made
for several new store buildings, which
Will be occupied 50 soon as they are
finished. Following are some clippings,
not from the Regtster. but from other
papers throughout the northwest.
Austin will undoubtedly have an ad-
ditlon of 400 families next sprine.-Ez.
: The G. N. 4 St. P. r. r. Co. will
expend $3.50, 600 in shops at Austin MINI.
-Atlsoauk<e Sentinel:
A party Of st. Paul capitalists, are
considering the plan Of street car rail-
road at Austin.-Ez.
There is no question but that street
cars will be needed between the depot
and the business portion of the city,
and the franchise would be valuable
one.-ED.
Austin should have a population of
6O0O inside of two years, and will prob
ably be the largest place in Southern
Ainnesota.-E1.
1t will be seen from the above
that Austin Is receiving considerable
advertising, and before spring Aus
tin will be known. all over the north
west, as booming town.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
GTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF MOWER, ss.

~ OF MOWEN, S6.
In the matter of the petition OF Jennie f.
Of Alonzo F. Sweet, an insane person, to
execute decd OF certain OF her real es-
kttate, jointly with her.
On reading and fling the petition of Jennie
E.iSweet. OF the city Of Minneapolis, In the
County Of Hennepin. in snid State OF Mime
sofa, by which 1t appears. among other things,
that James M. Williams, of said City Of Min
neapolis. is the guardian of the above named
insane person, duly appointed by the Probate
and duly qualified as such guardian; that said
petitioner is apart owner of certain real es-
tate situate in the said County Of Mower and
as follows, towit: Lots two Cz) and throe C3?,
and the north half ny or lot one ID, In block
eighteen uS) in Railroad addition to AUSTIN"
that said Alonzo F. Sweet Is the husband Of
said petitioner. and by reason of such rcla-
tionship has an interest in said real estate.
and that 1t is desirable that said real estate
shall be IsOld: and said petition containing
description of the real estate to be sold, and
statement Of the amount for which, and the
person to whom said deed Is to- be executed.
| and such reason as may exist for selling the
same, and praying for an order directing the
guardian OF such insane person to execute
said deed for and on behalf Of such insane
person;
On motion Of Weed Munro, Eeq, Alto.
kin to said insane person. Alonzo +. Sweet.
and all persons interested in bis estate appear
before the Probate Court OF said County OF
Mower at the Office Of the Judge of Probate
of said County. in the City of Austin in said
County of Mower, on Monday, the 24th day OF
January, 1887, ut 10 O'Clock q. m, TO show
cause why said Court should not make an Or.
der directing said Guardian to execute a
Deed, for and on behalf Of said insane person,
Of said real estate of said petitioner, las prayed
for In said petition.
Ard it is further ordered. that copy OF
this order be personally served on the next OF
kin to said insane person. and oil persons In
terested in his estate residing within the
County of Mower, at least fourteen days be-
fore the day Of such hearing, and also served
upon such as reside out Of the SAID County OF
Mower by depositing forthwith such order
copy in the post Office at the said City OF Aus
tin, with the postage paid thereon and direct
ed to each of said persons, at their place OF
residence respectively, and that copy such
order shall tie published in the MOWER CouH.
TY TRANSCRIPT. q weekly newspaper printed
and published at the City Of Austin, in said
Mower county flor four successive weeks, at
least once IN each week, the last OF which
publications shall be at least fourteen days
before the said day Of bearing.
Dated at Austin, in said State Of Minnesota,
this 9th day OF December, 1885.
ORNANZO ALLEN,
Probate Judge.
WEED MUNRO, Attorney for Petitioner.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10


0C,IA As MEETINGS., ETC.
Meeting 81 the Ladies Temperance
union Saturday afternoon, sc $50. Let
81 members be present. 1z53=7 8
- Men are born with two eyes. but one
tongue, IN order that they should see
Twice as much as they say. But men
must be Argus-eyed to see all the good
things in Richards grocery store.
Christ Church Episcopal, Rev. Pea
body Rector. Services next Sunday:
1890 9. m. Subject. Mans Judgment"
Sunday Evening 7;s0 D. IN. Subject,
The Religion of Results"
. --Slocum's Photographic Studio, on
Main street, over post Office. In
originality Of design and beauty of finish,
l guarantee to please. Am prepared to
make the smallest to nearly life-size pho
graphs. Come and see me and examine
my display of latest styles.
The sociable of the Congregational
church will be held at the church. Friday
evening, Dec. 10th. Allinvlted.
-WANTED.-5O,O 600 men. women and
children to carry off we'll selected stock
OF boots, shoes and overshoes from
j. Schwan's Blue Front Shoe Store.
The best goods and lowest prices guaran-
teed. ~.
There will be a sociable of the r. r
Mission Sunday School next Wednesday
evening, Dec. 10Th, with Mrs. w. w. En-.
gle. The proceeds to be used to give the
children q pleasant evening on Christ
mas. Let all the friends of the school
come and help the good work along.
z Those oscillating hobs which is sell.
ing SO fas: are the boss hobs.
The good Templars Lodge of this city
will hold their sociable with G.. Kearns,
Friday, Dec. 18th. Parties desiring ia
attend, and having no conveyances will
meet at G.. T. Mills's furniture store.
Treams will leave at 6 o'clock. All are
cordially invited.
~-Bellus & Case desire to see all of theil
old patrons in opera house block, whittier
they have removed their stock of goods
Produce taken in exchange.
Several of the young people will have
u skating party, at the rink. Monday
evening.
Before you buy your Christmas china
ware, see the magnificent stock of Bias
comb & Hall.
The NJ. E. sociable will be held at thu
IcSiutuCe ol WITS EuWaruS ueXC FRIDAY
evening Dec. 10th.
-WANrED.-1O,OOO live turkeys and
chi ckens! In exchange for dry goods
and groceries, for which we will pay the
highest market price.
HORROBIN & RICE,
Opera House Block.
The ladies of the M. E. Church helC
their Monthly Missionary Meeting will
Mrs. James Mills, last Friday.
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Sleighing has gone for the present.

Sleighing has gone for the present.
Have you got anything. you want to
sell or rent? Advertise in the TRANS
CRIPT.
The real estate market is quite active
at present. Before spring the value Of
property will he greatly increased.
Remember the place-Dalager Bros.
for your fancy and staple groceries,
o Skating parties are now in fashion.
Pooler & Weber have made specially
of choice confectionery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G., s. Hildahl entertained
afew friends Saturday evening.
Mills & johnson have put in an un-
usallY large stock of holiday goods,
and have so arranged them as to make
their store very attractive.
Sheppard and Kingsley, of Chatfeld.
will, in all probability, open bank here
in the spring.
The finest line of Christmas cards ever
brought to Austin, at Mills & Johnsons.
The ladies of the Universialst church
held their sociable with Mrs. J. P.
SQuiresTuesday evening
Magnificent Toilet Cases at Mills &
johnson s.
The largest stock of holiday goods in
the city at Mills s. Johnsons.
The Society of Faithful Cleaners held a
sociable at Mrs. H. E. Cooks, Friday
evening. which was we'll attended
D. 3. johnson Jr. was in St. Paul this
week.
Last Friday was day of no little inter
est and excitement to the boys of our city
who like to see good craftsmanship with
the shot gun, this being the day for the
much talked of match between Charles
Parker, late champion of Iowa. and Hen.
~ Waldecker the we'll known gun-smltt
of our city. Mr.. Parker had twenty five
shots and Mr. Waldecker twenty, at tin
pigeons thrown from spring trap. Mr..
Waldecker won the match by score OF
nineteen out of twenty, Mr.. Parker max.
ing eighteen out of twenty-five.
COUNCIL NOTES. DEC. 3.--The old jail
was bid off for $780, (this includes struct
ure and old materially Alderman Adams,
Knox and Sullivan as committee have
arranged with s. C.. Olson for temporary
occupation of the site. Lashbrook and
Valentine took out lisence for there bill
lizard tables in the basement of Windsor
House. Adjourned to Friday, Dec. 10.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE BY

IL -
Default has been made In the payment of
the sum Of one hundred i've dollars and
eighty nve cents, which Is claimed to be due,
cnd as dge, ss the date OF this notice.
ed by Mary A. Murphy and Edward p. Mur-
ply. her husband. to Laura C. Crane, bearing
date the 10th day Of February, A. b, 1885. and
Deeds, IN and for the County of Mower and
state OF minnesota, on the 10Th day OF Febru-
sry. A. D; 1885. at ~ o.elock a. M, in book
Said mortgage was on the 9th day Of April,
the said Laura G. Crane to Eliphalet Town,
in the ONCE of the Register of Deeds afore-
said, on the 36th day of April. A. D. 1885, in
book 5 of mortgages, on page 4O6.
were, on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1855, duly
reassigned by the said Elphalet Town unto
said Laura G. Crane, which SAID last assign
m 1asa was, on the sth day Of November: A. D.
or DEEDS, in book of mortgages on page GO.
And whereas, default in the payment of
taxes on the land described in said mortgage
has been made BY said Mary A. Murphy aud
hush and and by reason thereof said Laura C..
Crane was compelled to pay and did pay
before this notice the sum Of thirty.twO
1885, '''0 o0''af'' on S"A d. 'oa' IT, taxes Of
Said mortgage is conditioned that if default
be made in any of the provisions therein CON
her assigns. or attorney, to declare the whole
amount thereof to be due. and pursuant TO
said conditions, the whole amount secured by
said mortgage remaining unpaid, to-wit: the
sum of twenty-nine hundred sixty-eight
dollars, is declared to be due. and the said
sum is claimed to be due at the date Of this
notice;
And no action or proceeding at law or 9th
erwise having been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said Mortgage. or any part
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the statute In
such case made and provided, the said
Mortgage will be fOreclOsed, and the premises
described in and covered by said Mortgage.
viz:
The Northwest fractional quarter Of section
thirty-ene (SD In township one hundred three
(l03) north, of range seventeen 10 west land the
Northwest quarter OF section twenty (a6) in
township one hundred three (l03) north of
range sixteen l6) west, in Mower County, add
State of Minnesota, with the Entertainments
and appurtenances,
Will be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash. to pay said debt and interest,
and taxes, to the amount of $32.75, paid as
aforesaid, on said premises, and seventy
| five dollars attorneys fee, rs stipulated in
and by said mortgage in case of foreclosure
| and the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by the Sheriff Of said Mower
County, at the west front door of the Court
House, in the City of Austin. in said County
and State. Saturday the I'D day of January.
A. d. 1887, at 1880 O'Clock a. M, of that
| day, subject to redemption at any time within
one year from the day of sale, as provided by
law.
Dated at Austin, MIMI, December 9th,
A. D. 1886.
LAURA c. CRANE,
l7noy-7t MortRagee.
| e. D. CRANE. Attorney for Mort&agee.