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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

The DWELLING contains Z ron... ..
has detached kitshen-s ROBINS.
The lot lrunts SO Feet by a deIf. -..
feet.
The property rents wei. aud " III. 3D.. a
an Investment, or Viii make sun
TERM: one third cash balance A.
aud twelve months. ~ tcrest al lei
cured hy "a deed ~ trust
J. THOMPSON BROWN SO
APPS Auct .n..-t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

death.
Miss Grace Russell, of Springfield
No., who has been the delightful guess
Of Mrs. Habliston, Of this city, and hel
uncle, Mr.. John G. Wright, Of Henrics
county, left yesterday for Washington
where she will visit before returning t.
her home.
The Misses Chambers gave a delight
full whist party to few friends at theil
home, No. sol east Marshall street
last Thursday night. After an inter
esting game Of cards 8 tempting supper
was spread and much enjoyed by thei
appreciative guests.
George W. Mayo, ESQ.,, who presidet
over the "dry meeting" Friday night
was working in the "wet cause" Fri
day morning. The wet cause referrec
to was at Msyo's bridge, where be Ia
bored faithfully in helping to save tn
bridge from the food.
The Committee on Streets have de
cided to recommend to the Council th,
opening Of Catherine street from Gilmel
to Hancock /; also, the widening Of tn,
sidewalk on the south side of Marshal
street from Gilmer to q point between
Graham and Hancock streets.
T. Newton Hill, of this city, who hal
been travelling in Florida and othel
southern States for several months, Ia,
returned home. He is enjoying excel
lent health, and says that while he had
. pleasant trip. yet he thinks old vir'
ginis is the best State to live in after all
A petition was in circulation last
week, signed BY number Of people,
which win bs laid before the Council,
asking that Foushse street Be extended
through Broad and Marshall streets %
as 10 connect with 81. James street. II
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A C9!Ossa; i:"suanccr.


 hs an il2s.rstion Of the "colcssal liars" of ire wcs', Gen. McCook re- lalcs the !oilowirs: lie was travelling 7-oong tae Rocky Mountains, and, suaying Ct. one morning from the trail, stood for a moment cn,ranced hy ,he ragrihcent landscpIe >pread before him, whcn he was aroused from his medita,ionS hy the footsteps oi one of ,h. guides, who had followed him lest he should lose his way.
 "ls not th.s magnificent, Bi'l. ," ex claimed the GrncTa', anxiors 10 share his delight.
 ITS mighty purity. General" said tre guide, "but I'il show you digger sights nor this. Why, one tine Kan. sas Jim anu me had been trammn' ;hrce days and nights, and We came plair, ard right in the ml1,t ,i was forest all turned to solij stun"
 The General smiled and remarked: "I have heard of petriii.l t:ees be fore, Bill"
 Tie guide expec,orated withon' changing ccun;enancc, and conIi1u'd q "But that warr', al, General; thIt var lrfalo on tha, pam, and he war Petrifed On .ha ol-sn jln,. anI his hufs had kicked mp bit of sod, snd I'm blamed ct that warn't petri. fed in lle ar"
 He G,rcral turned aA amused courtoraHCe on the nar' atcr a. q s.i, 'WIy, III 'ies;d vel e h7>c He, 10 ihe grCuni by f,rcc of g,ayity. ,
 Without any hesitation, Bill an 'vUCC: "Weil, General. ,he crayit, war re,rif,d 100 !"- Bulletin.
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How Does Your Watch Run.

A watch impregl aicd win magnet, sm cannot "keep time" IL will vary irrcgularly, gaining and losing and stopping, Tn the mes, annoying sort of way. Il has been found tha, this magnetic or electric influence is the direct cause of tle 'queer freaks and UracCouNtable behavIo. of fine wa;che, and IS the secret cremy which has undermined the reputation and bInleJ tl.c ski, cf cur best walcbmakers
 Giles Bro. & Co, have published a very interesting little pacphie, des. 2;ibirG 'ie effect Of magnetism in watthos, WAicS can be lad free ou application. ], aiso describes the "Au,i Magnetic Shis'd for Watches, " rhiCh ] as Leen r,cved 70 be a perfect protection a.a;n.t .he magnetic and tlec.Ii. irf"ertes sni is specially :Gvapiageo13in in Railway service where these influences gre very strong, and will prevent the bfessage of m.in- springs in cyclones ard magnetic Ao,ms. Your tweler can furnish or IrCtue you this prWrction, f pot, scrd 70 Giles Bro. & Co. the Chicago l-weler.. for descriptive circular, ~hich will be mailed free on appiica- :Son- SII 6m
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on left >i l.. GIT 'nt trk, cr'p lni bDN m risht. crpJ of left. NJ ',t ali lh-. cattle ai,p brI1I-I dlI veIle1 (X) on right sil.
 BRANDS TO RE KEPT U1. Al on left sn .ul l:r If all horses Al on left siie uf al sue cattle with jingIebob5 d ears.
 K on lett sli: of all m ile cattle vim jing|eh pDbed ears
 E. s. BUbLNlNKLE,
 Agent lad General M niser. P. 0. Fort RitkersuD, f!asstAH, \. I.
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 A k.strcet small boy mas as com rarion dog abou, fourteen years old The other day the old f:llog came into tte house with bell attached to his caudal apperd dage, He didn't like il, but the boy prevented his getting i. off. Then his mothtr saw 1t. "Why. Charii,l' she exclaimed. "what have J ou go, ths, on Hero fo1 Ycu shouldn't trea, the old dog that way"
 "I.'S just the style, mamma" re. pied ;he boy.
 '3ui il ought 70 be around his neck" she persisted. "On, no, It cuyhln't. That's very old tail, and l thought it was ,ime to put a chestnut bell on it."
 The stricken mother may recover with careful nursing. Washington .,ri,ic.
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ENaGnEEG

II E-arney %tr"c:, san Francisco. Ca'
 Ncr, ou> ptin.hy. Seminal Weakr->', E\ r rs,-d Vitality. Spermltorrh e.. LOST MANE1OO3. lmp,tencv. Paralysis. Pro>ta ;trrhuca and all ih. terrible f:c5' oi SeM abuse ard e>o5,> ia il tturcr y:IrS. Slci ,. ! ..s of Ma.t rd. as s,iulr. Nocturn | l i,-iN">. avsr>i"A 10 Socr;y. liimneSs , ' ,ion. u)I,,s in the head the vnai Hui l,:->.rg a;,o:sr',cd m the urine. anu mm oli,lt Gi-. a.cs ha' :rrd iojn>lnjty an death
 SIGG. E1s:N slt'crin,. q! n any ot the aj,yc s~m2'omS, s!.culd c,3nsu' u, <, once The diam can ic S,1T,..d, ia,iiy :e>!prcd. ana lie b n ,,de a.:!m {, pi;a,..c InsIeAI of a blrI- lhcre arc n, ny
 ss-E:-s.ssED MEN M!.o are ,roubl-'l w,.a ,uo Ire 4u:ut evaca, :i"n u Ihr bI;.d CT on,i accom ,nied b! s.lgn, spart.ns or bnr:'I. sensation. an skcnIug al tHc ,ystciu ia m iner th:r cA"naI "ct Ihht Tor, :tppy Ne,ti n :ul Tn IhS "r'ne, ctc. AiIn! .h: ,I th ii ii:llt! isl, I"!'' ''i ( esu,-, wncl n lAc SeIDn stIg, y' s-.h.!,&i .d>iGi,.
 '';.-. ..i..H.tE,....p ~ t'.L SUCH t,iiES. ~oGSl.ta,;la e'::c ll,r,u,i '"'D.,",n lhi ad,"cs incl. In! ch :aic i 4"aJ VI lA'i n! Cr',.,l.c :Sth tl.tp o' tle "' ., S;. \ .n,l.,' n,ihibi .Ii'e.t ia every c''>'' The i1l' '.'in5 M:ii2.h:' ,l.'ll.: at = Tees nan
 Si' Ao,lt! Conpc' Vial Restorative. 5 a Io,tIc, or ur tnc, the q lAntlty -4-.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. H'h' 10 any one ,p,l.inso let.r. st A'' symtp pa.s, sex aud age. Strict secreSy in E.Ti T. all basin >triI, lcti 'n'
 i.ic c"rbrIlcd i,lie F.: ne i', " N:?ia: f!cuN (.r Jll mi, ut Ri hay aid u,llttr c"mpSjn;s. iHI,Ir,D.l. Il: [. L=I&jreIp.l elc. t,r Si.- by Lli IrI!,,s ;; ,! : bI,tle, or bottle ior $.
 he E' z ls:i rplr le'i'r, Li!er ant Dys peisa i'nl Is The best la the !r.ct, To ''le "y all dIus,'sis, pree, 5 c-nri 5)t.l: Id .Ic,,
 Eng sh Mei cal Di5pcnsary, No. II neainey ect. San r.4nc,scJ, al
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ffcd r;tIo.

The rediCiioi oi internal revcnn. and the iIklug off ot rrvrnu. sttnp. tron Proprietary McI,clacs, no douD; h.s l,rg ], benefited the con,in ITS, as well al relieving the blrden Of home mluul l,c.urcrs. Especial, IS thiS the case wi;h C. 'cca', Angus. Flower and E B ,schce's Gcrmtn S,rlp as the reduction oi ,h'rt, SIX cents per doz n, has been added tu increase thc size of the bottle, containing these remedies, thereby giving one fifth more medic,Ae h the 5 cent size The August Flower Tor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and the German Syrup for Cough al q Lung troubles, have, perhaps. the largest sale of any medicines in the wu;ll. Tle advIn. tages Of increased size of the bottles w,ll be greatly appreciated by the sick aId afflicted. in ever, town a1d vi- lJse in civilized countries. Sample bottles for 10 cents remain the sl.nr size. tow
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sGSDtY SMILES.

The present crusadc against betting st running and trot;ing meetings mus, b. Grace" prejudice.
 "TAe latest thing out Why that must be night key remarked the judge. No, observed his wife the key goes in before the man that uses it. He's the latest thing out.
 Blaine and Eimunds have had a quarrel. The former gave the Senator from Vermont the cut direct and the eastern papers are full of it. The meeting reminds us ot the old song about the lovers quarrel.
 "She met me at lh, garden gue,
 The loo, she lave ws5 cold an l stern
 Her eyes looked pizen into mi (
 And nine looked i:en iat> her'n.'
 Excited stranger rushing into a drug store "How much morphine does il take to kill maue" Clerk "Abcut two grains" Stranger "Gimme a pound, I've been ac,us.d d of writing ti'e funny cclsmn ci the Daily Bladder.
 "Did you go b ,hc poultry show, Uncle Peter" "No, sah, l did not, de fac am was afraid to trust myself dar, de sigh; of them fine birds in captivity affects me powerful" "
 Drevity as the means of expressive statement is illustrated in the follow lowing terse epitaph which is quoted in Chambers Journal: Died of thin shoes, January, i859."
 " IL is related that Hamilton Disston had church in his neishborhood in Philadelphia, in which he was inter cs!sd, completely renovated and re. decorated al his own personal expense .Hrd one day, with pardonablc pride, showing aa irvevercnt, but enthusiastic trend through the sanctuary, tn: lat ic, in his admiration exclaimed, ,o Inc othsr's snrpr'1e and horror; "Weij, tais beats h--il" c lickly re. covering Himself, Mt. D;ss;on quietly observed. "N'cl. lh2t is wfat churches arc built tor!"-S. F. Call.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Walter J. Hlll-P.O. FlagiaE, Va yapli Co. Ariz. Rirch. Nolurterr Spring; range, San Francisco and MoIollon mouatains; ra.tl- branded Fl nn leli hir; ear mark, morli,e in IeIt e1r; horses branded II on Jeff jaw; all stock sold vented ;Sheep br md cd Fl on left sije Of nose; eir m,rk. ci, es' cropped short or metallic tag. pr both.
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of many of the ;. ~
 the meno
 ] tur -'Comcs lV .--,U . Wheat marked as a simple being left at MT. Armour $ house, containing strychnine enough 10 kill dozen families. According to accounts so far received there seems to be connection between re cent labor troubles in Chicago and the alleged attempt to poison the em ployer of the largest number of men in the stock yIrds of that city. Mr. Armour i' one oi the wealth jest Americans living, and Is rapidly adding to his "pile." He is still a comparatively young mn. only ab ut ! fit, one years of age, aud began life under most unrr )nioirg conditions Shrewd and far sighted, co Ira .cou> and dashing, in him are combined the elements of the greatest business suc- cess, and there Is no possibility oi col jec,uring how rich Pail Armour may become.
 When he was q schoolhoy al Water. town Academy. New York, he got Into trouble by riding out with a young girl. also pupil in thit ins;i- tuition, ard was expelled for the oi. iense. This misfortune he converted into stepping. stone to f.r,une. Turning hls bICk upon New York State, he sought the freedom of the great West, and after a hirl joirney. mlde in deprivation and interrupted by serious illness. reached Cal.iornia, where he sought god and found IL. In the course of few years he had money enough, made from gold dust, to start him in business as pork packer in Milwaukee, Wis Pork went up to an enormous fisu;e toward the end of the war of the Union Foreseeing the collapse of ;he Con- tedcracy, Armour sold largely. and ,nadc great lor,u 'e al stroke. A year aite,wIrd he WIS q, .hc heat ot ,he Chicago business bearing his nams. Many of his traa:,ct,or' slaoc that time have been enuS,bly ex, pres>i'e of his ss2,cily and pu"k Ahou; two wears aso ha hoI,ht i,r million dollars the largest gu. fac tory ia ,he West, where he works up reuse from his pacsing-hausc. Wat [, in the spring of 1855, Grant & Ward failed, he saved Chicago from a threatened panic. O. Wall street he has made s5,ooo,ooo by one opera ton. His wealth Is probably anIns the scores of millions.
 This powerful tiiancier. the lea l. lassInan m Chicago, IS of medium height and fic,hy, but not fit. He lives Tn sim l. fashion and wears plain clothes, Is unpretendirg n speech and manner, genial and good natured His health |, perfect, and h. h,S seem, ingly an untir,ns capacity for work he "pig kiIlr'a" residence IS on frari: street, Chicago. Its app:ir. anCe dJeS not S,g.est the w-Lit of It's rJlrletor, wno slroI sly prefer, simph, iiy to os'entation in hls ma ,e ui life = Tx.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

C II Schulz; cattle branded C.> on fit side and bar across the thighs: ar marks, crop of rlshr over and li'- er slope in leii; nOrs>s blardci me on left shoulder; sheep, ewe, rop off the nght ear and the lcff larpeuedj we.hets crop off lhe l~f, nd right ,harprned; range San Fra cisco mts; F D ad. Flagstaff, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

All rattle bearing the above h~a0d on right hip are the property of the undo ,gned. Ear mar. S, ,r, ,p and spll: n right ear. and split on rop of left ear Also all cattle with har N on both >id.,. Also all horses branded barM on lett snon der RInecN Mo ollon Mvun,ains. F. o Flagstaff, Ariz.
 I. NJ VANDERBILT,
 W. B NANDER!IP, JR.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Le E;earu's Co,.,,n H.,s.y, V. Cl7cs Caa9cres, fr+ .rd co,j ,... Gorcs.n t5H Legs and E ly; Sore I3 1ycs, Hoso, e;c.. Copper.c ioT ( g,o,rh,- fypa"!.'c' $. r h, isea-.d Scs.r. and |. p.'rary 70 '-li 1t tho 6iscate In ,wn :; sypii!s. rf,", z 70 y~r Bo.,jr. L.. Nirhar's 6 Id .n E.I,,m Es , Cures 1c:. ", Iarcu,ia Sypt; i:i. Hhsu. ma:isn. Fam in tha Eone,, Tain iY tho Hesd, back t taa Neck !cera,c cI ssy- "a ort, S??@ .it c rash. lrraas s"d c,n traced to- ', S..Slcss oi t:o L.nbs. ant e-,d!t''t Gvsafs o,l the ty,-,m whe.htr 'sl ei ! :; in,! ,rr,,i T CT sb;.ps ~ Sr cn'L. l"av.ry ihs h' ,od yur. sr! h'a;hy r ;.".5 co DO. ois.c. l. !eS~G' S'i,;e. r,.sa aa |. col, f'c Q cusa ti Conc rhc2a, G!ns.. IT. .e.l' C "ve', e1l an Cr.r,-y O. Gen. tI Ic,'a:Isn;snicHts. Pr.e 3t oa per Sc,,.r. To G,e:s1u'I CcI'e, a,.n,., r.,- J-cti r, :s'Tc g c1s-TCf Gonor-hu. lrf.n, tr yC'srt. St tic.ur...Gc, I>riS,, tl ger B,tii~.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
THE ARIzoNA CArTLE Co.,

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 Bran,: Cattle. A II un len rib; wat. ltle on each cheek slit m each ear;
 TIE APIz INA NArr.s Go. nave pure h d ,ed the brand published .icIuw, formerly f"wncd by Sam d,rS X French Cattle brand \ icIt side, horSe-
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

reverse tlt; "t ewci Run, brlnd.i r oH n"r1. RilS-nelr M prntlLtkt MoS p'ipn Mountul, r. ,. aIlren, t.as,'df, Ar .upI.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

shoulder; range, San Franc sco morn.
 talns; P. o. address. FlaI,taf, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Verde and Mngollon mpuatain-; P. H. address, Flagstaff. Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
LOS

Two Lrye Bay Horses-One branded with li,rtcr circle on Jeff thigh. the other branded siir letter D on right shouhi'r. vii give Sss.oo rew,rd for inforn,tiol thst will lead to the recovery of the ab ,v- aai'n,ls.
 ~Sa5'f ALBERT GRADY.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

Wm. Mulls Cattle branded
 l on right hip { elr m lrk. cr01 off lei an l m Ter hafCrop Tn right; ran gG, U Dper
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25
The Grea. Pork Packers.

Recent events in Chicago, the strike in the yards and Its term'nati on by order of MT. Powdetly, head of the Knights of Labor, brings into even greater prominence thar the name of Phil Arr' of many of the :s 'S the mego
 ,t,, ..nmaS
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-25

the rig .... u".cr split in the lift. .>..- aog. lIol Mts. P o. ad 'resi Camp Verde. F. MCCLARREN.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-26
Cht 1llon Gribn,,e.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

Anyone who takes paper regularly from the
".o6,e-whethcr directed to his name or an.
p.ssrs or whether he has subscribed OF not-is re.
..aonsibe for the payment
ia person orders his paper discontinued he
s, nav all arrears, the publisher will continue
~ send It until payment is made and collect the
'rholc amount. whether the paper taken from the
po.toai:e or not
:. The courts have decided that refusing to take
hs newspapers periodicals from the postofcc. or
.euoying and leaving them uncalcd for, is by;wo
s,rif evidence OF intentional fraud.
,,o.her address at the option of the subscriber.
Remi,tances by draft, check, money order. q,
.a;stered letter, may be sent at orr risk All INST
masters are required to register letters on appica
The Dillon tribune., 1886-11-26
TEIs:t NJ, ST., VI ,jDl: OEElSE.

The facilities for turning cut Job printing
at the TRIBUNE job Department are equal
,o those of the best printing establishments
in Montana. Our presses aic ran bH steam
and with the latc~' styles nt types and ma
,tr.al w are prepared to 'u'' on, all kinds
CT lob work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-12
First publication. March oath. 1896.
SALE.

wi,vI~s,, .sefs.lt has been made In the pay
mcnt Of the money secured by a mortgage dated
the 18th day OF March. A.. u. 1885. executed by
Hattie =. seward of tile County of rnion aud
Territory OF Dakota To George u. S~tattlick of
the county of Hillsbo,ough, and State Of New
Hampshire, and which mortgage was recorded
in the office of the register OF deeds of The roIl,-
ty OF Union and territory Of Dakota, in book . of
mortgages on page i&5on the 2nd day Of March
1856 ut I O'Clock y. ~ and,
Whereas. no action or proceeding. at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part there
of;
Whereas it is provided in said mortgage that
in ease OF the breach Of any agreement therein
contained the whole principal and interest there
by secured shall immediately become due aud
payable.
Whereas. default has been made in the pay
ment Of the taxes assessed Oh said real property
AS agreed by the said mortgagor in said mort
gage and,
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, ut the date Of this notice. is the
sum of seven hundred and forty-niHe dollars to-
wit: 800 principal. and $40 interest.
Now. Therefore, notice IL hereby given that
by virtue OF the option hereinbefOre mentioned
and the power OF sale contained in said mort
gage. and duly recorded as aforesaid and in pur:
suance Of the statutes ir such case maie and
provided. the said mortgage will he forerlosed
by n sale Of the mOrtgaged premises therein des-
cribei. at public auction at the front door Of the
court house IN the city Of Elk Point and county
Of Union and Territory Of Dakota. on the 10 day
IT May, 1896. at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day. The mortgagetl premises are situated
In the county Of Union In the territory OF Dakota
and are described rs follows. tO-wit:
The south east quarter Of section thirty-one
(3ll township ninetytwO t92) range fOrty-nine
(4a) and containing l60 acres OF land be the same
more or less.
Dated at Elk Point, ID. T., this eth day of
GEORGE r. SHArrUcK, Martgagec.
AID KELLER. Attorney for Mortgagee.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-12
Cash paid for corn, hogs, hay and produce.
FREEMAN BROS.
First publication April 1885.
MORTGAGES ALL

Whereas default has been made in the pay
ment Of the money secured by y MORTGAGE dated
Maxwell and Electa II. Maxwell, husband ana
wife Of the county of Union and Territory OF lDa-
kota. to James Griswold Of the County OF Clay,
and Territory of Dakota. and which mortgage
was recorded in the office of the Register OF
Deeds of the County of Union and Territory OF
Dakota, IN Book 4 OF Mortgages. on page 81 on
the 18th day Of September 1850 at = O'Clock y. M,
and,
Whereas. no action or proceedings mt law or
otherwise have been Instituted to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage Or any part there
Of;
Whereas, on the nth day of May lss0 said
mortgage. with the note secured there by, be-
came due and payable.
Whereas, default has been made in the pay
mpnt of the said note and interest secured by
said mortgage on reel property as agreed "! S;tid
| myrtgagOr in said mortgage; and,
Whereas. the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage. ut the date of this notice. Is the
, sun, Of eight hundred AMI sixty dollars and filtE
cents. {SsO.5O) tnwit: $500. principal. and $40
| 80 interest.
And thirty dollars attorneys fess stipulated
for In said mortgage. Now. Therefore. notice Is
hereby given thai, by virtue Of the power Of s;,l,
as aforesaid and in pursuance Of the statutes in
such ease made and provided, the said mortgage
will he forclosed. by Il sale Of the mortgagrtli
premises therein described. at public auction at
the front door Of the court house In the city OF
Elk Point and county of Union and Territory
of Dakota on the 18th day of May 1856 at on,
o'clock in the after noon Of that day. The mort
gagged paemises are situated IN the county .M
Union IN the Territory of Dakota. and are de
scribed rs follows, to-wit:
The undivided one half of lot number three g
In section no thirty two (2> in township no nine
~ one t9l) of Range no forty eight tisl contain
ing in all fifty six anil 25-lOO acres Of land.
this being intended to convey only. TIN
undivided one half interest in the whole Of sal,
lot. the whole of said lot containing s. and 25-lU
acres of land.
Dated mt Elk Point ID. r., this 9Th day OF Apri
A.. ID. 1sS;. JAMES GRisWOLD. Mnrtg,gee.
A. D. KELLER, Attorney for Mortgage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-12
First Publication April, 81, 1885.
SUMMONS,

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, SO.
Fourth Judicial District. y"
In the District Court in and for Union County.
Annie Edward. Fff.
w,
Elves Il. Edward. Deff.
The Territory ~ Dakota Sends greeting:
To Elves Il. Edward. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swcr the complaint Of the above named plant
III, u copy Of which is herewith served uIon you,
and to serve n copy Of your answer upon the
subscriber ut his Office, In Elk Point. Dakota.
within thirty days after the service Of this sum-
mons on you, exclusive Of the day, Of such ser.
vice. and II YOU fail to answer this complaint
within that time the plaintiff viii apply to the
court for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated mt Elk Point. this 5th day Of April. 1896.
Il. &. Ericsson. Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Elves F.. Edward:
Please take notice that the summons and com
plaint In tho above entitled action were filed in
the Office Of the clerk 0f the district court In ;nd
for Union county. at Elk Point. lGak.. Onthe 18Th
day OF April, lsSj. &c Ericsson.
rnfs Atty.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1886-05-12
First Publication April %, 1856.
Land Office ut YanktOn, Dial

Notice Is hereby given that the fo~llowing-nam
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
the District Court in and for Union Co., Dak. OF
in his absence before the clerk thereof, at Elk
Point, OAK, on Friday. June 18th, 1886, a. m.
viz:
Michael Scott under his Hd Entry No. 46as. for
lot NO. two and south Half Of lot one Of the
northwest Quarter Of Section seven IN township
Nlnety-Threc of Range FOrtyiiine.
He names the following witnesses to prove MS
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
SAID land, viz: Charles t;OOdrOad OF Akron.
Iowa, VIM. HaZen. Martin MOles. Joseph Gard
ner all OF sphinx, Union Co, Oak.
q. A. WETTER. Register.