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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-03
OLD AGE AND ALCOHOL.
Nuts for Ardent Temperance People To
lrnrL

Nuts for Ardent Temperance People To
Crack.
The records Of e-entenarians prove that
many do we'll as total abstainers, but that
many do well also who take alcohol in
some form or other, and for the feeble
type of constitution which is never des-
tined to such length of days Il certain
amount of alcohol stimulant is, perhaps,
one of the greatest blessings they enjoy.
OF centenarians, who certainly were not
abstainers, the following instances may
be mentioned;
Cardinalde Salia, Ar~chbishopof Seville.
died in his 10th year in 11Sj, with every
faculty except his hearing u~nimpaired,
He attributed his green old age to a sober,
studious life, regular exercise and a good
conscience, as well as Il pint of the best
sherry at each meal, except in very cold
weather, when he allowed himself a third
more.
Macklin, the actor, who lived 101 years,
two months and ten days, up to forty
lived, his biographer states, very irregu-
larly, drank hard, sat up late at night,
and took violent exercise. He drank tea,
porter, wine, punch, and ate fish, flesh,
fowl, etc, till he was seventy, but he
never drank to excess. His usual guam
tity was seven or eight glasses Of wine.
He was always moderate at his meals,
never abstemious. AT seventy he gave up
tea because it disagreed with him, and
his drink with his meals for the last forty
years of his life was white wine and water
made very sweet.
Philip Laroque, who went to bed in
toxicated at least two nights every week
till he was 100 years old" and Thomas
Wilmington, who lived TO l07, and was
an habitual drunkard, " are two further
instances. Wilmington drank nothing
but gin, of which compound, until within
a fortnight of his death, he took from a
pint toa pint and a half daily.-Nineteenth
Century.
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-03

The average watch is composed of It's
different pieces, comprising upwards of
2,4oo separate and distinct operations in
its manufacture.
The balance has 5000 beats orvibrations
per hour, 12.h0,0so IN thirty days, H.
Csc, coo in one year; it travels lf3, 100 inches
with each vibration, which is equal to
934 miles in twenty four hours, re IL
miles in thirty days, OF 355S "a miles in
one year.
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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1888-08-03
A Justice of The peace saws.

Hon. John Nealey, justice Of the peace
ard ex-member Of the House Of Represen-
tativcs from Meredith, N. H., was for
twelve years a terrible sufferer with rheu-
matism. He says; ! caunot obtain any
medicine which does me so much good as
your sulphur Bitters, aud | think it is tie
best medicine made.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-29
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flag PRESENTATION

y very large and beautiful lag was
received by Mayor LsMourr on Tues.
day with the compliments OF II mum.
Der of citizens of this and Cavalier
counties, most of whom are members
of the st. Jean Baptistc Society, rs {;
present to the city of PrmbilM.
y siftat once SO timely, appropriate
significant and beautiful, presented by
citizens of neighboriny towns and
country. many of whom were born
under other flags, is cmblematic Of [;
sentiment of patriotism and good viii
that is heartily appreciated by TIL;
citizens of pcmbima. AS its bright
folds rise and fall on the ozoni,
brceZcs, OH our nations natal day. il
will write upon the azure arch O
heaven rs its story. "OEe God. OH,
country. one people T.
The following lnncs were sill,
scribed to the note accompanying til,
flag:
Rev. Father Champagne. lIorac,
l'rien. j. O. Marion, Cami Richer
Norman Gingras, Felix Rene. l.udyr
Taillon. Israel j. CEeva!icr, VIM. Lu
pien. Andre Santcrre. Joseph Ilndol
Pierre st. Amour. Louis Mrun. Sera
plIin Bonaimc. Gaspard Lemirc. Sim
con Gcroux. Ellie Bca'dry, Joseph l.;
Porte. j. L. Lee. Tim O'Brien, Lor
Zeigler, Frank Morris.
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Mr.. LaMcuro's Speech.

Casaci,on Blizzard.
On Wednesday evening at the James
town convention, upon the motion &c
substitute the ngnc of johnson Nickeus
for that Of MIR. Richardson, Of Grand
Forks, Oh the list OF delegates of Chicago
Hon. Jud LaMourc, Of Pcmbina, timber.
cd his joints, drew himself in full height
Of six feet and said:
Mr.. Chairman an! gentlemen ofthe
convention: 1t has been my good or bad
fortune to attend nearly cverys'rcpubll-
cali convention held in tic territory
from the days when 10 I;olettc was in
power in tic northwestern Politics, down
to this year OF grace. THIS is the first
Time that ! ever had my back broke and
then co;nrc!lc,. TO take my medicine in
open court-the first time ever was
turned out in the rain without an nm.
brclla OF rubber coat. This combina.
ton seems to be rock bottonied and iron
ribbed. 1t has in ii no element of
mercy. 1t not only puts the knife into
its victims, but turns il around and gives
ii deyilish ugly twist. have no dis
position to milige discord with the
music or to stop the dance which you
seem to enjoy. have no desire to pro.
onS the agony 10 myself and friends.
This may be q heap Of fun to you, but it
S temporary death TO us. | will say,
however, at this time, while you are
flushed with victory and laughing scorn-
ully at us, you will do well to rcmcm-
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I
Day is good. lie failed. lamcntahly
failed at st. Louis. He had German
OF Maryland at back of him; he l:,,l
the territories ard the st. Lo,,is pco.
pie, including the national committee.
man. lie had the acknowledgements
Of w. l.. Scott. that he served tile adj.
ADMINISTRATION i'll carrying tie conven.
ton to Missouri. He had the cx.
penscs of himself and family paid by
the city in recognition of his vote and
influence. He had other advantages.
but the one idea that Gov. Church was
Il part of the administration swrpt
away obligations and tender feeling.
us II killing frost cuts dow. garden
sass. Church boosted but his boast
materializcd. Day boosted. gave on.
mysterious hints, showed trump cards
and then proved himself II liy on a
cart wheel. Republican sympathy at
home, democratic friendship here and
abroad and Il notwithstanding terri
torial press were of little avail, When
Tammany and the administration
showed that Church was one of EN-
in the majority and of course entitled
to admission.-Nc~s and Times.
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SCHOOL TAKES.

The minutes of the annual schOo
meeting aud report Of Treasure!
Nixon, published in this issue, are in
teresting rea,ling for taxpayers il,
this district. They arc to he con-
graduated IN the reelection of 81
efficient al officer rs Mr.. Nixon.
They are also to h" congratulated
on the present financial standing of
the district rs compared with years
passed. When the new school house
was finished. the fund.-; from the
bonds were not Slliiiccn; Ia buy Ger.
tain necessary furniture ana other ac-
cuu.rcmcnts. which were therefore
bought with school orders. Besides
This, there %;ss not sufficient allow.
ancc made in the tax lrvies for Incl.
dental cNp"!!srS anal fu. Delinquent
taxes. and far two or three r"ars ""
were gradually running behind. For
the last two years. i'll order tn ri,, the
schools and 10 pay up Tie Deficiencies,
it has been necessary to levy very
heavy taxes for school district pur-
poses. There is at present about
Sl,2252 of this floating Indebtedness.
and in August next there will be SGi0
of interest on bonds to pay: but the
report of the treasurer shows nearly
$4,000 on hand to pay these liabilities
with. leaving about $S5il0 Oh hand with
which to start the new year.
In view of this report the meeting
voted the levy Is mills this year, be.
ing reduction of I mills from last
year. Now if our township fathers
can see their way clear to do some.
thing similar. it will be very mater.
ial reduction of what has been Il very
heavy burden.
The valuation Of the district shows
IL slight decrease from last year, being
Sl9I,S00. This occurs more from
lower assessment than from any actual
decrease.
There have been IL total of LIS
pupils in Attendance during the year,
with an average attendance of 81. III
view OF probable Increased attend.
ance from younger children coming
to school age, and from new comers
the ACCESSIBILITY Of Il thir,! department
WAS discussed and left to the discrc.
ton of the board. The average ut.
tendance given above would almost
warrant the third department now.
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from u herd Of bullalocs, one leader,
more bull-hcaded than his fellows, ut.
tempted to Charge the approaching Gil
sine, and, of course, was cast crushed and
bleeding from the onward sweep of the
great reform Of that day. An eyewitness
OF the incident expressed himselfa us fol-
lows: ~ cannot help admring his cour-
age, but contoun,i his Judgment
Mir. Editor, i'll q case where Il writer
makes Il bold attack upon an organiz,-
ton or party, and before that attack is
answered begins to whine vi being boy
cottel, and takes occasion 20 create SYM
patiy for himself whenever opportunity
Others think we can lcgitimatcly with
hold our respect for his courage. Then
orr dear brother must net expect too
much in this world. Ii his fellow Chris
tians and brethren in the ministry can
not praise him, still let him get all the
consolation he can from the fact that the
wine and spirit trade are for him. At
the Brewers National Convention, held
last month, J. X. Skies and others who
have written against prohibition were
commended. The brewers also showed
their sympathy with Bro. Macl.can by
saying hard things about the W.C.T.U,
and the prohibitionists.
desire the opportunity, through
Your columns, of answering briefly the
letters of our stubborn, stumbling anti.
prohibition brother, and in doing so
shall, ina great l.,t, answer Skies two
books. That the public may UNDER
stand this matter from the beginning, l
insert the letter addressed 10 Il leading
whi>!icy paper, :!.c publication of which
led 4" til" attack un the Temperance wo-
mcn by the rc,.u,:htlaie rrmiLina bon
/ ji;i v,,t..
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SulQmOna.

County, of pep DhSk11A' District Court
In THO matter of the petition Of the nnjDt1,
Mnnitoba Railroad Company, "'" "lo
10 Alexander buchanan nll, Rol,cr, Ruc,,,r...
ana any anu oil parties Interested herein. Wa,,
VIII please take notice that John Knherroanh,.,.'
=: ". inchcster and Frank Myrirk hive IsS,s.,
GUY appointed by TN order Uf tliis cnnr, a., III
WIhih proceeding bearing dale Nnye,nimr III, tie
1885,, now on ILL In the Office Of the clcri 80
court, ior l'Gnbfna county, MS commissionnr..i ts
nsscss t.e damages for the nnproi,riai ION ~ ~, W
innas described In said petition for rrt Of ~ s,io
Tor the petitioners rail,Gnd, and nil ntl,cr WY
them. w Drought before
You viii further taie notice that tho nct,t,o,
ITS ,Iairoau nus been l"catcd over and Gcrn..
anus, lots. blocks and streets us follows. tow;,.
i;ns I'LL IL and 10, west side OF Second str"nt
s a.meoh INy. iielnDNn County, Dakota: Also
second Street, Elizabeth street, and Anna streat
aiso IN Huron CITY Pcmbina County. Dnkota
ana tnat II you IL, rot, within thirty DAYS ntt",,
tri S ",E, y, Of III oicc apply 70 tis Dis
r. ~ oomrt 10 nave the damages thereto assessed
case made and proviie the said co,nmiss s;.Sn
scribed property a:il premises over yhic t ~
petitioners road is now located and constrnc,oao
ana said commissioners will then md The" 49,
slider the injury s,isaincd by Won by rcasn,, ,.e
SUD rallroud and asscss yGur damages sust";,
W such appropriation in accortlance ~ III nv.
s1 no,ed ~ I sucn case made and provided
-, The DULUTH AND MANITOBA R,11no,nt,o
w. l.. WILDER, 1,A'''''oAp &c.
Attorney fer the Railroad Co. AIR,
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HARRISON AND MORTON

While Harrison was not our per.
sonal choice of the brilliant galaxy of
candidates before the convention. vet
when eight hundred and ,thirty.two
representatives Of the republican party
after u week of comparatively calm
delibcration, select linn rs the strong.
est and therefore the bcs. nominee,
our limited personal Judgment goes for
nausht against the opinion of men
who have SO much better nprortuni.
ties for knowing what was best. We
have not time or space this week to
give history of these chosen leaders
Of the republican host, but both arc
statesmen with clean records. Harri.
son is Il soldier, and is the choice of
his state. Indiana. and Norton is a
sclf-madc m;ui, who WAS the choice of
a harmonious New York. The chances
are for victory for the republicans. for
either OF these states will give the
balance Of power to them. So mote
~ 1,a
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l consider this letter of direct applica-
ton i'll this controversy because it shows
that MIR. MacIean is the asgressor, that
he went out Of his legitimate work and
his proper associates 10 begin Il quarrel
with "tllose women who l.borpd with
him in the Lord" "for God and home
and native land" Little wonder that he
found many Of his brethren against him
i'll this uncailed for onslaught. Let us
hope that the ability which our brother
has shown i'll a BAD cause may be turned
against the enemy which, even in its
crippled condition, un,icr the ban of law.
in his own fair town, is breeding crime
week by week. Little can we tell, MIR.
Editor, the Importance of the NEST
trivial affairs in our everyday life. The
cacklng OF i goose saved Rome from
destruction, and possibly what has been
written Oh this subject may lay for our
friend 4 foundation upon which his fol.
lowers may erect a monument lasting MS
the years and bright lis the sun, to per-
petuatc his name and fame through all
succeeding ages. Yours respectfully,
| II. L. CuOpEE,
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From Rev. Quinn.

E'til"r .. riaSi.g:. EXVi:i.Se.
siR,-l have read carefully Rev. Chas.
Mcl.ean's communications re the "pre-
sent temperance movement" IN tho
PIONEER EMPRESS, but lave no intention
of showing where they are wanting in
weight and conclusiveucss in public
paper. This subject will be ventilated
elsewhere. Meanwhile, would ask YOU
to give the opinion of the General As.
sembiy ofthe United States of America
to your numerous readers, who can, in
view of both sides OF the vital question
draw their own conclusions. The fol.
lowing is the finding of the Assembly ut
its recent meeting iii Philadelphia:
TEMrERANcE.-Ihe following rcsolu
lions were adopted:
Resolved. That this Assembly cmphntica|l,
rciirraeS tie duliyrr.,.cts OF III TURNER A.:
scm5lies concerning HE terrible evil. sin and
cr!nc resulting from ;!,cmIcrnnce and tn,
iiqGor traiic. And. while ,;iscMlnin. all con
necton with o., relation 10 political action o,
liieaSGres. would declare Itself unct;llvUcailv in
favor OF HE entire suppression Of The traffic i,
Intoxicating liquors IS beverage. And Tint i
i Tie duty of Al. Christian men a:d women IL
:
Seronn-'rha' ths Assembly cnjuin upon nj:
orr sessions carefully 10 @ua. the purity of III,
hnrch a:aii~' The admission If iansc To lc
mcmhcisitir S!:n are engaged in die mun,.fac
;Ire o: sale oi Intoxicating .iuui. io7 drinking
purposes.
Also resolutions approving of womens
Efforts for temperance, and of temper.
;,nce instruction in schools. With re
gard to sending liquor TO Africa the AS
Scml,lv resolved:
| Rcs"!.el. Thai the Assembly Views will
shame. horror an" apprehension ii c progress o
iA's it"..ic by civi;@e! naions with ignorant an,
| hcail!c: lands; tha! The Assembly unite. us ia
~ i,r*s!bie. win other churches in an effort Il
induce Christian Governments 10 abolish an,
prevent the horrible practice Of carrying n;UXi
ra'!s into the unciviiize'i nations Of the world
and that committee he appointed to iay t
| Whole matter before Ills Excci.ency the i'resi
dent of The United States with the request tina
lie would present ;he facts 10 Congress: aud u>l
that such steps may he tak.:.. with the least pos
Sihic delay. rs viii free uaas II Christian na:icl
from all completely with this ruinolia traffic
especially rs regards the treaty concerning III
| Free Congo State.
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COMMUNICATION.
What q Man il is.

Editor OF PIONEER EXr;:E--.
SIE,-Many Of your readers, no doub!
during the past weeks, while reading tn.
letters Of Charles MacLean, have beer,
reminded OF an carly incident, related in
connection with the running of the first
trains across these prairics. Civilization
in the shape of railway train WAS
sweeping along its bright way when,
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Notice tuCre,ftt,,.

), In the matter o! the estate of Daniel SHINY.
Ieceased: All persons having claims against said
M, the same with the necessary vouchers, ic
th i Undersigned executor OF said estate. Mt
his residence in Ncche in the County of Penn.
PIMA PIMA territory OF Dakota. and thu; six month.
have been limited aa the time for creditors 10
present their Claims aga inst said estate
Dated the SOth day OF May, 1883.
45-a9 u. II. CoSMY. Exccrlnr
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Probate Notice

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA
County Of I'emIin. t's III Probate Court.
dc IN 1s matter f;hs esso of Andrew r!n!.y.
j., Notice o is l:ereby siye; that John w. wvlie
mus .,e Win the clerk oil his court pciion
a iof eiefi documentary CT The last viii
I a,u MMs,Mnent CT Andrew Fniay. deceased, and
o,cGrk p. M Of said day, boiirg a dsv Of e n
.nr , Term OF This court. ,o-,vi!. OF The july
.erhl. a. ID. eighteen hundred aid cig!!tv.cirli.
ri'oiy OF Dakota, has been set for haarin., sail
il. when and where any person Interested
ton should not bo granted N fe"
Dated Jane 18th, 1855
.s.o i. j. AE;i.TaoSG.
Ao''o Probate JUDGE
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family. The counter is very hand.
some piece of workmanship, done by
Otto Roselcaf. which is made of walnut.
The building on the whole is in every
way credit to the city in whom 1t is
named.-Langdon Democrat.
The knights Of Pytlias are booming
their projected excursion to Pembina
over the II. II. v. X. in great shane.
Theirs will lie the first excursion OH the
line, and the Government has promised
them that the road will be ready before
August Is. They are in communication
with brother Knights in all the towns of
the United States within picnic distance
of Pembina, and expect to have a yery
large gathering. The Pemblna people
are doing everything possible 10 second
the efforts Of the knights to make the
affair a success.-Winnipeg Free Press.
Indigestion results from a partial
paralysis Of the stomach and is the
primary cause Of a very large majority
OF the ills that humanity is heir to. The
most agreeable and effective remedy is
DIR. j. II. McLean's Little Liver and
Kidney Pillets. Csc. vial. Sold by X.
l.. Lewis, druggist. 43tf
Undue exposure to cold winds, rain.
bright light Or malaria, may bring ON in.
tlamation, and soreness of the eyes. DIR.
j. II. McLcan's Strengthening Eye
Salye; will subdue tho inflammation.
cool and soothe the nerves, and
strengthen weak and failing eye sight.
25C. q box, Sold by II. r.. Lewis i2tf
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live OF '';o with my friends, and cast
the vote o. Old pe:ibil,a, the land of
plenty and happiness, for this most
righteous amendment, and may the
Lon" lave mercy on your souls am
done.
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There nrc hlll- far hcyord p.u,,.,p,,
.t'f'f II 't'Ir F'!f'I.V TVfIU,
j! there are iu:;is III the Snu,hi.ni
There arc cl.c!s in INC S.rtj,

i!ic-r arc cl.'e!> in ihc North"
Aid at some future time those chiefs
Will meet you when their faces are
painted back, hearts are bad and their
war bonncts present the varicsatcd hucs
oi the Rainbow, and with id sight
stronger combination than the one in
winch You Hloly-..
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Long way from heaven. Penn.
bina notes in Dray,on Echo. Bro.
pictical way of saying.
'Ihirty-two miles FROM Draylon."
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Be Sure

To ask for Ayers Sarsaparilla, II you
arc in need of Blood-puritier = tho
only certain and reliable remedy for
pinplcs, blotches, and oil other erup-
tons Of the skin. As an Alternative,
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
after a trial of nearly half a century, is
universally conceded to be the best ever
discovered. 1t is agreeable to the taste,
and, being highly concentrated, only
small doses arc needed.
An old lady Of eighty, Mrs. Mary c.
Anes; OF Rockport, Me-, after forty Years
VI suiter!ng from hulnOr in the blood.
nlaliiestins itself in Erysipelas and 9th.
Gr distressing eruptionS on the skin. ut
iasi began the Use Of Ayers Sarsanarilla'
anu, AFTER taking ten bottles, Size Is now
She says, "as smooth and fair as ever :"
Lcandcr S. Mcdonald. of Sofa, :.
Shar!ostown, Mass, suffered rrca ni.,
IRON, Eoils and Curbunclcs, and f.,
nearly two months vas unable 10 ,yorl.
= druggist advised lin to take AYERS
sarsaparilia, after using two bottle, nt
winch he was entirely cured. He Lo.
remained in good health ever since. ''
Ayers SarsapariI|a,
Prepared rs Ord. C. Aver s. CO., Lowell. n,ss
eo'a ny ail Druggists. Price 81; 81. bottles, rs.
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f.Esn,rLmA. PARSONAGE.

49,, - y, I7Nh.. .NtTVN s. IS,S.
The louisville Woe.s!y ii,.;lc.in Co.
G"*ItEAES: : Would you kindly send me
several coriss 70; ,::H:rib!i;on Of Pen Pictures
q i'rnhi!'iiion:" md 'i;i.l cMi Reasons why
Prohibition IL Wrong" hy Rev. j. II. Skies: i
c"iisitc. the Prohibition inove,ncn; ~ now car.
RED on as no;hh: ,:sc Than II mixture of 70.
iiions lanal!ciSm on The par; ui tender hearted
women. and political cunning Gu ,hr mari of do
signing men. Respectfully years,
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IL eriEs Sale.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County Of rriuEuN IS

County aS.s' Of f r enhaaa' Sc
John II. i::ch ;,!ei'.t,g, vs. i,clic,, II. W,.b,
George ives; Gi!G j. !. Case P!oW COMPANY. de.
tcrnMnts f' ~
Soiicc is hereby nra, tia; bv ,.r,,,r of ~, cx
ecntioh 70 me directed and delivered and now in
my !iaMus issued cut Of Tie clerks office of thc
5ru Ji"ici. district court territory of Erkoa in
anu 10Y sa'u county, upon u Judgment ur dec r, q
III foreclosure rci.lcied in s., cct;r; in favor
OF Joib!l. Rici! and against Eeiicrt ii. Whit
George Wrst and j J. Case Pow Ccmlmny .,I
ny which Judgment and decree have lirc,i or
uc!cG TO sell tie fo.iCwin. described real ,,rop.r
" Oh saG defendant io-wit: The uo;tl,.c :,
quarter OF section n;.inlnr ten. (:W tu;yn,I,;,
number on" hundred and SXty-two. (..i:) uurih
OF range number iiftysi. tlG) west OF lie a.l, y
NJ, ana continuing Ole hundred ard sixty nrr,.s
more or loss. and t!la' shall. on Saturday. Tho
l!h DAY oi august, =. H. last. II The hour o, Two
ociock i. NJ of said day. NJ the f.cni door of lie
court nous: III The city of fcmn'a in eaid corI.
" ana tfr;"ry. proceed 20 sell All The right 1tic
ana interest Of he above named defendants II,
and to the ah""e described property. 10 sitisiv
s;d Judgment and costs. .t..iuiil!i:n 10 MIN, hn,
area cid i0iiy-icMr dollars and FORTY c,inis
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elio ihlefes On The same from the 3!,d iny of
uhe; i:So ~ the rate OF PC: cent. i,ur an;It,r,
al pubic GUctici To the highest nit!G.r fer c.s;
az Vol. h:SLE:s!tAw
Sheriff Of Pcmbina coii..y. "'''' me- :
ny FRANCE A. HART. Depary.
Dated pcmbiEu, ID. Y. Jane a;th. 1,ls 400