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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

~ George W. Mayo. Aactionesr.
Gpo. X. Ls1ebton, Jr., ssiesoan-l

AUCrsor sALzs-yussre nsvs.
~ George W. Mayo. Aactionesr.
Cpo X. Ls1ebton, Jr, sslssuan.)
DECETvEI'5 SALE OF THE
Ii HORSES, ANIMALS CAGES, AND
EVERYTHING APpERrAINlN0 ruEkEro
or TIE DAN sU sLB1 CIRCUS
At AUCTION
BY authority q two orders II mo cirrui, Court
OF Henri-o coaDty, IN ne state Of virginia en-
tered in tbo csso u Kennedy and ale. q; shelby
and ats on lho 10 h sod sth days Of Octobsr.
1884 respectively. shall on
WEDNESDAY. SOyEsBSs q, 1888.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at fogens,ein's stable. on
Fifth strsef between 1arssail and Clay streets,
In the city q Ricomonf Va, sell At public sue
ton 70 ,hs highest bidder the property directed
70 DO sold by sad Ord0fs-io wit.
! MOUNTAIN LION,
LEofhkD,
4 MONKEYS,
! DEkR,
? sOOri PACAs,
GOLDEN PHEASANT.
1 PARROT.
COCkkTOO.
3 ANT EATERS.
! RAT KANGAROO.
3MAKNAZIrr MONKEYS,
. CUDgE MONKEYS.
2 DOG-FACEO MONKEYS
ANTELOPE,
CINkr car.
IBEN,
gLEPdANT.
CAMEL,
DRONEDARY, and the
COVERS and SCIlS used with sald elephant
monkeys. ard other animals
The necessary CAGKS used to contain said
animsls.
"a DRAUGnT-HORsEs.
SRiNG HOSsfS.
In addition 20 the atcvc. by authority OF q de-
cree entered in tho ahoya-styied suit on the i2ih
day OF November. isS, shall soil a, the same
timo snd place ths folnwing pre per,y-io Wit!
10 WHEELED CtSES FOR ANIMALS.
BAND-WAGOS,
1 MIRROR TABLEAU WAGON,
! TICkET-sELLEh'S WAGON,
! BOA CONTRACTOR.
SNAlLroAp COACiRS. named vernon
shelby amt Chicago respectively,
SMALL CARPg1,
CURTAIN, ard
RESERVED SEAT CARPET.
upon the following
TRgMs: Cash on oil sums - fs10 and under,
and On sn sum- over isO credit Of ninety days
time. tho purchase giving pegouahie notes with
approved eniDraef sJr Dit taics
HARVEY WILSON. Receiver.
GEORGE W. MAYO. 'uetioveer. 10 u
ByRR Chain q Co.
Real Estate Aueuonccrs
No. I north Tenth street.
XErEST-END REAL ESTATE
w ArAUCrON. OK IHE PREMIsgs,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER q, isSS
Ars1s O'CLOCK Vi
by request Of The owner 80 viii soil. by publ,
auction, a. Above ia q, that certain HOUSE AND
LOT on cary street between Plum and lierYie
streets liesirun,el ss 1875 Nc-t cary siree0, ia
the ely of Richmond.
The house is frame with I've rooms and coal
house IN rear lot "a fec' front by ~ feet ~ an
alley.
Tho property g. in she crCw wing West Fnd and
must increase in value. and tfis sale offers an
opportunity for rOoil Investment DO not TAU
T. come.
IERHs: Liberal AM announced ~ sale
a. D.. CnAFflN a co,
no IL Auctoncefa
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ByN W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
WTEST-BROAD-STREET LOT AT
AUCTION
ADJOINING THE MASONIC TEMPLE NOW
BUILDING
sIXTY-FEET FRONT.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

AZ the request Of the owners. who are non-resi-
dents, viii sell W auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY, EoVExBER %. 1885,
at ~ O'Clock. he PROPERTY above mentioned.
fronting % feet the south side Of Broad street
betgeen Adams and jefferson streets. running
ba-k the usual depth 3 a rido alley. and having
thereon he framed shops occupied By W. H.
Thomas and p. T. Van Buren,, Ks4A fhe Ma
sonic Temple. The loser or strect loor q which
Hil De one grand store, and which Will DO ono OF
The handsomest buildings In tho city. adlolns
this land on tho east IL IL lees than two squares
beyond the Handsome Cohen building, and in =
few years will be surrounded BY handsome
stores.
You cannot go amIss In buying this lot
Terms: AZ sale. 40 "a
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by =. ". R0we,
Real Esta.e Au c,i0ReeE
HANDsOME WEST-G RACE
STREET BUILDING LOTS
OPPOSITE THE ATTRACTIVE NEW RESI-
DEScg or GEORGE D. TuAxToS. ESQ.
AT AUCTION.

To close up an estate will sell By auction. on
tho premises, on
WEDNESDAY, NOyzsgEE q. ISs
at o'clock +. A.. the BEAUTIFUL AND VERY
VALUABLE BUILDING To- a. above re'errod O.,
fronting " feet Oh iae north siie % 0Fece jsss
above sbalcr stree, and ruanioz back 20 q ~tie
public alley. They afs too good o. need praise. Go
and look a. thoul. and then giaace Of the oxcei-
lont residences airesdy buiit aud beins built all
aronnd, testliyilz " 'be desirsblliiy Of The
nsixhborhood. VII divide 70 sgi, sioss o. bit.
dec<
Tksss: AT ssla N. W. BowE.
no AtA.i7.Atdtd Au<uonssx
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This certinos taat he bond required Of !.
L. 1aliaferrO. commissioner IN ne chancery
auit Of H. T. Dawson q co. o.. j. r. koas, under u
decree entered Oh the l7tn Gay Of O'tober. iS+
has been executed ia accor lance with said do
cree.
nod SANl 81 Is. CHAPMAN, L. =.
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF A
i VALUABLE BUILDING LOT, WITH SMALL
FRAME HOUSE THEREON, SITUATED IN
HUPEDALE, IN THE IVES EkN ~ BULLS -. O6
STREET NEAR WINBEE STREET, AND HUN
NfNG BACK $50 IN DEP rH.-By virtue OF
decd OF trust from Robert Lynch and wife dated
January 18th. 1885. duly recorded IN peea-boo1
III, page rs, IN tho CLERKS ONCE Of honrico
County court, default having been made 10 the
payment OF o certain note therein secured. aud
being required 40 TO do by the beneficiary, Viii
sell by auction. on tho premises. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1888,
TAX O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described IN
said deed, as follows: ALL THAT LOT OF LAND
lying in tho county Of Henrico. fronting on the
cast side Of Carter street and running ba X 10
f0et being the northern part OF Lot 70. .. on a
Plat recorded In Deadlock s., page III. Henrico
County Court with deed from John B. Haryie
to A. August
TERMS: Cash ~ 20 y note Of SIS, with interest
from January 81 1857 and expenses Of sale
balance on such forms a. may DO announced az
gale. WILLIAM Ii. EfLhlDff'
no15l6&is Trustee.
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AUorros sAnEs-ru.ur. Bays.
BY y. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctloneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
" TRACT OF 81 1-s0 ACRES or LAND ON
THE NEW HENRICO TURNPIKE ABOUT
TWO MILES NORTH OF RICHMOND AT AUG
7IUS.--Tn execution Of q decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Bsnrico county. entered on sac TN OF
May, 1904 IA fhs case Of Tomlin and aia. 90.
Braxton's administrator, &c. will cell By nuc-
ton. hs tho once OF the auctioueer, No.
Eleventh street. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1888,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the TRACT or LAND Of which
tsins 50 i-s0 ACRES, adioins the land OF James
Sweeney. r.. u. SsinRer. i. e.. Krshmnn, aud
others, and lies opposite strawberry HUI one
farm Of Mr.. Isasc Davenport, Jr.,l, from
which Il Is separated BY The turnpke. This land
lies very well, has upon 10 some wood. and could
be made a beautiful little farm. or it may be
sold In lots II desired II has q small front also
on the now North road.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance NJ eight
sixteen. and tWenty-four months the credit pay
ments 70 be Tor negotiable notes, with Interest
ndGed, and tlto retained, or oil cash at the op-
ton Of the purchaser
THOMAS y. CARTER,
Special Commissioner.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HES-
RICO:
w g Leake. clerk Of said court. DO hereby
certify that Special Com missioner Thomas y.
carter has duly giyen the bond required OF him
by tho decree above mentioned.
Givon under my hand this 18th day ~ Soyem-
Der, 1888. ". : LEAkE.
no Clerk
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TIE GRRArEeT OPPORTUNITY EVER
OFFERED TO INyESrORS, HOME
bKEKEBS. AND SPECTATORS.
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FoU RENT.

No. ~ north Third stroot; f300 per annum.
No. qJ2 west Marshall street; 1910 PER annum.
No s2SA west Grare ctrrot: iJp per Rnuum.
No. 9U9norih Twentieth street. .. .J perHnnum.
No. 22s nor,h 9Th street. so yer anuum.
No. 2l03 east Narsbali ftrtet; go per hunun.
No. 2sIO . street: tll per rn 1nth.
No. 80 north 29th street: ti5 per month.
No 80 Mosuy street; 81 Per m nth.
No. -- MCsDy strect so per month.
No. S0jh north 2b street; % per month.
JAMES 3. ELAN. lll3 east Maln street
Phone 5}l no ls-it
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WANTED, EVERY HOUsEKEEP-

WANTED, EVERY HoUsEKEEP-
ER in tho city and country 70 call at. tho
stores Of tho GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY for FINE TEAS. SELECT COZ
FEE, and PURE SUGARS and BAEIHG-Pow-
DERs
One trial will convince you that We are the
leaders throughout the United states for Pure
Goods.
Read cur price lIst Of TEAS. coFFERs, and
SUGARS
GOOD OOtONG TIA, s5. 40 30, 90. and SOC;
Tho very best PEKOR-FLAVOtED OOLONG, ";
GUNPOWDER, 40, 20. 90. and s0c. very best, 81 (;
JAPAN. 90 90 and Glc.; very best Soc:
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, 30 ana soc; very best,
Hoc.:
MIXED TEAS, 20. 30. 90, and soc;
EXTRA MIXED. 81.
Uso THEA NECTAR TEAR suits ell tastes
only Goc. per pound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

BY Jane. B. Elan.
Real El.nfe AGENT all Aactioneer
lli3 .all htrC9L
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" or rur
DETACHrD FRAME DWELLING AND LOT
No.'lcA WEsr LEIGH STREET
Richard r. Rodgers. IN the chaucery
~ Court % the ciiJ
Josephine WiiIans II es..J Of Richmond.
In oursaancs ~ th. f,-rcoo ~ SoyombcrS 1882.
IN no above nauc1 calse, no uniefsisnoi,
special com mis- lobcrs. Will sell by public Auo-
ton, Oh he promises. ou
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -. issa
AZ ~ O'Clock r. 70. tho RIAL ESrA1 T. referred
20 In sad decree. 10 bong tn9 above Damef
DETACHED ftAhL DWELilNH 10. ia west
Leigb street. fi'h i0i frODiiue "a feet IA tho
uorih side o. Lelsh street. b0tEOon Merton and
Kinney streets sni ming bacz between
pariilel hnos ls icoi. moro or less. - sn alloy
2. feet wid5.
Tgars. One thlrd On cish: the residue IN equal
iDstalineuis ~ nrgo ,iab.o I.t,s AZ sit ana
twelve months. win Interest siioi and toe title
90 be reclaimed uutI tb9 Purshnse- money Is fully
pGlI aud cCuyeyAuco 10 ieiud ~ ne Court
WILLIAM j. LkAkE,
WILLIAM ELLYSOS,
JANIS CAsklk,
special Commissioners.
RrcnlnD r. RoGgrs. PLNsugY. AGiISsr Jo-
sgPRfSg Nuti1bf AID CrhEHs, DE-
FgSpASrs ~ ruE CaANcEEY C0UET " TINS
!. charles ". Co8din, clork % sail court. cer-
NY that Inc bOlf required ~ tho special cum
mt.si0ncrs - shs decree m SAID cause VI No
yonber :. l-ss has been day given.
Given under ny hauI his ION oar Oh Soyefn-
noII CHARLES W. GODDIs.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03

Corn-shucking time i'm the South dur
ing slavery days was looked forward to
by the farmer and his family as one of
the big events of the year, and when
the runner came around to- invite all
hands to n corn-shucking ut John
Smiths. or Bill Jones's, it was looked
forward tn by all who had been invited
the same as we look forward to the
coming of II circus. The negroes from
different plantations within five miles
of John Smiths would start TO the
corn-shucking soon after they had done
their days work and housed their
stock. Their leader, who was generally
the largest man in the crowd, would
start up song. answered by all in his
party, and could be heard for miles
around. They would meet at the corn
pile, and the one that could halloo the
loudest was elected the Captain, and
would walk the corn-pile and give out
n song until the last ear was shucked.
After the shucks had been put in pen
the owner of the corn-pile was carried
around the house on the shoulders of
several stalwart negroes, all hallooing
at the same time, and carried and put
Mt the head of the table and waited on by
those who carried him on their shout
ders. 1t was happy time and the
jug of old corn juice played promi-
nent part in the shucking, but it has
all passed away, and the farmer who
gets his corn shucked now has to pay
well for it athens (Ga.) Banner.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
"A Gigantic Saurian.

In the geological hall of the museum
of natural history, Central park, there
is upon one of the shelves an object
about five feet and half in length,
extremely bulky, and weighing so
many pounds that two men find it all
they desire To carry. 1t is of a brown
hue and might be taken for the trunk
OF fossil tree or part of huge
branch. AT its side lies IA small white
bone four or five inches long, with a
label to the effect that it is the CORES
ponding bone of living crocodile.
In fact, the great brown mass. as
bulky as large man stretched at full
length. is the thigh or hip bone of an
American giant, which in former wears
roamed the great cretaceous sea of the
west. The largest crocodile of to-day
is about twenty feet in length, and its
thigh bone four or five inches. IL the
thigh bone of the Atlantosaurus, of
which this is part, be six feet long
and Prof Marsh has discovered one
eight feet in length-how long must
its possessor have been? This is an
example in proportion which will ad-
nit of widely different answers per-
maps pue "hiio my icaucIs are GUESS
ing | will say that geologists believe
these giants to have attained length
of from eight to one hundred and
twenty feet. While they have been
likencd To crocodiles they differ en-
tirely from them in appearance. hav-
ing long legs, an attenuated tail and
neck, and small hcad-giants of
wonderful structure. living in the
shallow waters of the great seas of
the time, floating, perhaps, or an
chored by their prodigious feet and
tail.
These colossal saurians were a COM
mon feature of the life in the Jurassic
days, when Il vast sea covered Kansas
and most of the western states Yide
Quake
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
Girls " ho Court Beauty.

The handsomcst woman ever saw
was one who took great care of her
health. When | knew her she was
over thirty, but no girl of sixteen that
| had ever seen had roster cheeks or
brighter eyes. OF course she was nat
urally fine looking, but the attention
she gave To matters of hygiene added
to and preserved her beauty. What
did she do? | don't know that | can
recount all, but remember her tell
ing me she took sponge bath every
morning; was particular about the
ventilation of her apartments; took
long walks when she could: ate but
little meat, much fruit and cereals
whenever she could get them. An
other thing she did which she tried
without success to get me to do, she
drank her coffee without milk or cream
diluted with water.
The reason she took her coffee SD
was because her physicians told her
it was healthier To drink it in this way.
Whether the practice added to her
personal charms or not don't know.
On the whole she was certainly repaid
for her systematic habits. and rs GER
talnly there was nothing arduous
about the performance of them. Nor
was there anything bizarre about them
as, it seems To me, there is about the
following account read of a Chicago
belle: ''To keep the suppleness of her
figure she stands one hour daily, iif-
teen minutes ut a time, with her hands
on her hips before long mirror, and
bending her knees out from each other
she sinks slowly down to the floor as
low as possible, then rs slowly upris-
ing. meantime moving her arms in
any direction to their utmost length,
out or up, forward or back, until
when she stands erect they are ready
To be placed on her hips again.
Each movement is repeated. every
time little accelerated. until Ut the
end OF thirteen minutes it is done
quickly, and fine color Is in her
cheek. She then lies down on "A per-
fectly flat couch. without a pillow, un-
ill her breath comes smooth and rev.
ular, as 1t will in the two minutes left
in her quarter of an hour When she
plays good deal of tennis she cuts
down her exercising one half OF
course the benefit To be derived from
this procedure is not 10 be questioned.
whatever may be thought ot it besides
IL is easy To see her whole body thus
receives good exercise, adding to the
grace of her own form. bcautifying
her complexion, and making her
stronger and healthier. San Fran
cisco Post.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
Butter and Eggs Wanted.
| will pay the highest price IN trade
for fresh butter and eggs.
VI. l.. FRENCH, Grocer, Onida.
A Disastrous Little Joker.

1t is becoming fashionable with
poker players in swell circles to use
the Joker. 1t is said that Lieut.. Gen.
Phil Sheridan is the sponser for the
practice. The power of the sequence
flush, however. is not diminished by
the use of the joker. But with other
"hands" the joker is big gun. For
instance, if you have three mines on
the deal. draw two cards. and one of
them is the joker, the hand is recog-
nized as four mines. II you have all
but one of straight and draw the
joker it completes the straight. If
YOU have four of flush and draw the
joker you fill the flush. Ifyou have four
of kind on the deal and draw the joker
it makes five of a kind, but even the
five of kind do not lessen the power
of sequence flush. This game is now
being played in private clubs, and
quick and disastrous havoc is made
with your pile if you run against that
joker too often. -Ncw York Sun.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
MORTGAGE SALE,

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADEI IN
" the payment of three inStallments of money
secured ny mortgage dated the 9TH day of October
a. ID. 1889, executed by Hugh Alexander, of the
County of Suly, and Territory of Dakota 10
Ormshy, Graves X Co, ofthe County of Beadle, and
Territory OF Dakota and which mortgage was re-
corded IN the Office of the Register OF Deeds of the
County of Sully, Territory of Dakota, in Book OF
Mortgages on page 800 on the lith day of October,
1850, al III :JO O'Clock a. m, and
whereas, No action or proceedings at Law or
otherwse nave been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof.
whereas, II was stipulated la said mortgage that
II default would be made Ia the payment of anv
portion Of the principal interest promptly at the
tlne the sane should become due or If default ba
made in the payment OF the taxes assessed or 10 h
assessed on said premises, before the same shall
become delinquent, then the whole sum, both
pFlncipAl and Interest at once become due:
Whereas, Default has been made In the payment
OF the sum Of - O1, which became due and payable
June lst, 1887, and the further sum OF s2o0 which
became due and payable December lat, 1857, and
the further sum of g.. .Op which became due and
payable June lst 1855
Whereas. default has been made in the pa sment
OF the taxes assessed on said real property aS
agreed by the said mortgsgor in said gage and
whereas, default has been made in Keeping the
buildings on said mortgaged premises insured as
stipulated in said mortgage; and
whereas, the whole amount of principal and
interest has become due by of such default;
and
Whereas. the amount claimed to be due upon said
mortgage, at tne date of this notice, is the o
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS aud FIFTY-SIX CENTS
+,
Sl6,oO principal, and 81 SO interest, and Fifty
Dollars attorneys fees, stipulated for in said
mortgage
NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice Is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded aforesaid, and in
pursuance of the statutes in such case made and
provided the said mortgage will he foreclnsed by
sale of the mOrtgagcd premises therein described,
ut public auction by the sheriff Of Suly County, 10
the highest and best bidder the front door OF the
Court House in the village OF Onda. and county oi
Suily, and Territory of Dakota, ON the
l1TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1888,
at , o'clock in the afternoon of that day. The
mortgaged premises sitUat ed In the County OF
Sully, in the Territory of Dakota, and described
as follows, tO-wit
The S-W quarter Of See. M. Nineteen l0), in
Town No One Hundred and Thirteen ui3), Rang
No. Seventy-Four t7i, Wea<Sf the 5th I. NJ and
containing one Hundred any sixty acres, accord
ing to the United States Government survey
Dated ct Madison, ID. T., this 18th day OF Sep.
tember, A. d. lSss.
oRMSBY, GRAVES Il Co,
w. V. NELSON, Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgages.
First Publication Oct. 6, 1855
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN
w the pa yment of the principal and interest on 4
certain promisory note secured by mort dated
the End day of January, A. ID. 1885, executed by
Alexander Ferguson aud Sarah Ferguson his wife ,
of the County of Sully and Territory of Dakota Ia
John Sutherland, of the County OF Hughes and
Territory of Dakota, which gage was recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds of the Gouaty
of sully, Territory of Dakota in Book of Mort
cages, on page $50, on the 5rd day of February,
lss6 at O'Clock r. NJ, and,
WHEREAS, No action or proceedings at law or 9th
crwise have been instituted To recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof;
WHEREAS, Ii was stipulated in said mortgage that
II default be made in the payment of any portion of
the principal or interest promptly at the time the
same should become due, or If default be made in
the payment of the taxes assessed to be assessed
on said premises, befofe the same became delin d.
quent, then the whole sum- both principal and in
terest, should ut once become DUE
WHEREAS, Default has been made In the payment
of the taxes assessed said real property as agreed
by the said mortgagor in said mortgage; aud
= WHEREAS, The whole amount of the principal
and interest has become due by reason Of such de-
fault and,
WHEREAS, The amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, at the date of this notice is the
OF Forty Seven Dollars, tS4T ul to-wit S5 so prin
cipal, and gil ~ interest and Fifty DollaIs attor-
neys fees stipulated for in said mortgage.
NOW, THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given that
by NirtGe OF the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as afores said, aud in
pursuance of the statutes i'm such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be fofecosed by
sale of tue mortgaged premises therein described
at public auction, ut the front door of the Court
House in the Village of Onida, and County of Suy
and Territory of Dakota on the
2iTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, lssS.
at o'clock in the afternoon of that day. The mort
gagged premises are situated in the County of SuIIy
In the Territory of Dakota, and described fol-
lows, to-wit:
The Southwest Quarter iS-W 20 of Section Two
lSec. y. in Township One Hundred and Fourteen
Twp. llil, y. of Range Seventy-Eight (Ts)
Dated al Pierre, OAK, this l4th day of September
A. ID. lSSs.
JOHN SUTHERLAND, Mortgage.
JULIUS y. JOHNSON, Attorney for Mortgagee
First publication October IL, 1883.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03

JACOB OswALT, of Pleasant town
ship, went before the Republican
Central Committee, Wednesday, and
preferred charges against ALBERT A.
FAUST, nominee for Sheriff, claiming
that Mr.. Faust had found some articles
by the roadside III 1883, among them
a picket rope, swivel and jug of alcohol
and that he had refused to return them
to the owner, and asked that his name
be removed from the Republican ticket
and that of some other Republican
placed thereon. Mr. Faust was called
upon and presented an affidavit, cor.
roborated by his neighbors, showing
that the charges were untrue, where,
upon the Committee unanimously
adopted resolution exhonorating him
from all charges. The charges were
frivolous and preferred by Oswalt foi
personal reasons.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1888-11-03
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Land Office at Huron, Oak, Oct. 2d, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of her intention TO
said fna! proof will be made before the Judge and
Ex -Oficio Clerk of the Probate Court in and'for
Sully County, Dakota, at Onida, Dakota, on
November II, 1883, viz:
JOHN II. JOHNSON,
one of the heirs of Martha Oleson, deceased. under
her said Martha blossoms Homestead Application
No. sa4o Huron Series, Tor the "a of NV q q
NE "A of NV u of Sec. ~. and S-E oil S-W
y Of Sec. "a. town Iis. range So
lie names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
land. viz. Hakan Person, Siser >. Halset. Ole
Soidahl, of Lewiston, Dakota, and Ben jamin Il.
Blair, of Fairhank Dakota.
JouN 5 MCFARLAND, Register.