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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
THE FIRE RECORD.
NIchlsan Ferc.i Tircs.

BAR CRY, Mich, sept i3.-Thc forest
fires which have been raging at various
points along The bay shore north and north.
east II herr. arc not being subsidized and II
looks now ns u great damage would result
before ihoy arr checked. News from yari
Gus points mp the line 10 IA show that the
frrz arr absolutely beyond control. and
that IN the present condition 81 things n,
rfaycst results nrr ~ le feared Awnni,
county j. particularly heavy sufferer IN
many places houses aud other property hny,
already been destroyed aud At other, pcppl,
are nov either lighting fDf thrif lives Of ily
Ing 10 sayo them. Quinu's logging cam
las bocn entirely wip-d out, thc men nyinl
themselves only by prccipltnio ilir'h, mol
even saving their spare clothing West NJ
Stndish two families are reported ne prob
ably persisted NJ nj last accounts they wur,
entirely surrounded nv fires ~ the rnwa
section. the lirrs aru still sweeping on nni
solii sections u pine are going down III,
WAY.
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THE TURF AND DIAMOND.
RACES AT CHICAGO, sHEEPsHEAD
BAY AAD CLEVELAND.
Program OF Today's Events-Al the
League and Association Games
Played Yesterday Great Patron
Wilkes Race.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept l3.-rhc attendance NJ
Washington park today was about 1000.
The weather was clear and cool, the track
fast and the racing good.
First Race--purse 500; for two year olds;
thrce-quartcrs OF mile, Starters; Blessing,
Red Light Vielta and Mockic IL. Mcckic IL
won by length, Blessing second and Red
Light third Tmc--l3lGls.
Second Racc-Selling; for all ages purse
SiOO one mile, Starters; Hamlet, Hope
dale Mango Jim Nave and Moonstonc.
Hopedale won by n neck, Hamlet second
MoonstonG third. Tmc-.l43is.
Third Racc-Thc Auburn handicap, sweep
stakes for three year olds; mile and a fur
long Starters: Comedy, Winona, Col. Hunt
and Ed Mack. Ed Mack won easily 10y two
lengths, Comedy second, Col Hunt third.
Tmc-i:5hls
Fourth Race-Seling; purse SiOO for all
ages, seven turlongs. Starters; Cupid, Char
ley Reed, Luke Alexander, Fred Wooloy
and Tommy H. Cupid won by two lengths
Luke Alexander second Fred Woolcy third.
Timc-l20k.
Fifth Race-lIandicap sweepstakes, for
three year Odds and upward; mile and u
fourth Starters WoodCraft Dousman,
John DAILY, Bonita and Elmira. John DAILY
won IN gallop by three lengths, Bonita
second, Woodcraft third. Time-2O9is.
Following are the weights and entries for
tomorrow's races:
fint Race-Thrcc quarters Of a mile vcrdcur
100, Sparkling los, Chctrie BluNSom loo, Riohland
ioi, Rcd Light l0s Rosebud loo, Riminy l0S Tia.
leu rs
Second Racc-Mile J. O. Wills %, Won Tromp
i0S, Pink Cottage no
Third lAcc-Mlle and an eighth. Dyer o. TO.
teen ~, bankrupt ia, col Hunt 20.
Fourth Rhcc-ScyCu-yis hths OF mite. MOrnl
" Golightly ~ Hamlet ~, Pat Donovan 1903, Mrth
~, Cupid Ito, Clara & iOi
fiith Rcc-Mic. Arundel los. Harry Glenn
III, Mango los, Lizzie BgS, Dousman los.
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Fire nj Sntnko. Iu,,.

EyANsvuLE, Ind, Sept ia fire al Sata.
ko, Ind, yesterday morning burned prop.
erly valued at $2ooll, only partially in
surcd. The largcst part OF block on Main
street was burned, The losses were rs fol.
lows; 5, \. Stewart general store, $4,000.
insurance $1,000; Henry Harris, on building
81, 500 no insurance, VI e.. kingston. build.
ing -, 500, insurance 81, SOD 4. NJ. Icauld
a Co, drugs and groceries $1,000, no insur.
ancc; Mrs. Jcnuld millinery $500, insur.
ancc 5000, Riley Bros, three buildings.
x. l., Riley, confectionery; W. II. Pike,
saloon; Jacob johnson, saloon; Dan Daniels
building 81. 900. in.unnrr Stnn
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LOCAL BREvITIss.

Justice Ifughcy fined Sam Collins s25 yes.
tordcy for yagraney.
IL i understood that the Bricklaycrs'
union have engaged Gen. q. L. ~ Turner
md Mr. John + Moss a. assist the prusccu.
ton Of Lcb. Nolan, the slayer 81 John Sui.
Ivan.
Simon Glover. oolorcd. wanted In Marshall
county MIS- for horsc stealing and larceny.
was captured herr yesterday by the pplirs
and viii be held until an officer from " :.
sissippi arrives.
Sam Cook, one 81 the little negroes Who
escaped trum the rock pile last week, va.
captured yesterday morning and turned
over Ia Hos Wormerly 10 serve out w.
unfinished torn.
Deputy sheriff J. N. saunders arrived In
Memphis last night on route Ia COyingion
with Nelson Andersen, cnl0rrd, wanted
thorr for shooting with intent 90 Kill Will.
lam Ewing Of same complexion.
An unknown negro man, whose name
could not 10 learned, came down on tho
steamer Rosa lee last night from Centennial
Island 81 have n bullet extracted from hii
hip. which be- received In a difficulty with
another negro.
Maggie Taylor, n young woman Who has
attained considerable Newspaper notoricty
swore ont q warrant before Justice Hughoy
yesterday for the arrest Of George Kirk, /
horse trader, charging him with A..aulunl
her. Kirk was arrested and furnished bond
In tho SUN Of $50 for his appearance d
trial this morning.
Andrew Hunt, alias "llanjo," notoriou
negro tough, was arrested yesterday by Dep
uty shorif Taylor and turned over 20 Patrol
man Piummsr Hunt II wanted for bur
glarizins Q number Of suburban groceries
and for assaultina q colored man with ii
az. The police had been looking for Hun
for q long Tina but Until yostsrdsy the ra'
cal managed 10 Keep 6pt Of their way. III
chances tor spending . tsrm IN the penitsn
tlary ars vssJ good.
TIP two<tory ffAms dwelling. No. o.
TAlrd street, Chslsea. caught Are from de
fteuys hns yesterday about noon, and va
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Tho MIIhe.-ralren Racc.

CLEVELAND O., sept ;3--About 1900 pco.
pie attended the races today ut the Driving
tween the gclding Prince wilkes and the
stallion Patron for q special purse 81 f25Do.
Davis was up behind Prince wilkes and Full.
Ter held the lines over Patron. Tho track was
IN good condition aud the urc was Close
aud exciting and was thoroughly enjoyed
by the audience. Tho pools did n lively
business Before the race wilkes sold NJ
SlJD "a SO Tor Patron. Tho hr,t heat was
won By Patron hy neck. After the heat
Prince wilkes sold ~ sJl. and won the next
three heats handily, though Patron came
up Ia him In the fourth heat Summary
Prince wilkes ,, I. I, I; Patron 1, ? ~
Timc-2.IG g.IBL. 2IOis. ais
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sYn,crsE, n. v, sept i5.--Iacobs a rroc
tor grand opom.house and adjoining prop.
oriy wcru destroyed by 0r at 3 IS O'clock
this morning. Loss about SHOOIO The
building WIS owned by Moore q Lyn, a.
kiminlls Merry Makers vefc Filling 40 roo,
gngrmrnt ~ tho opcri.house. and their
wardrobe Nns entirely destroyed. Tho build
ius il-o contained Meals bushes. college.
Grun'r CMnpbrll's saloon. George kuntE,
billiard Imfl0fs. George 4 Friends hard
vafD stpfr. kinny a Doolittlc's wholesale
lIHuuf establishment. and John Iinmm.
siufr store. Al suffer total lpsse- 10,
Mtc4 building and Kline block on either
side " The opcrn house were badly damaged
The lp.,u, loot up about $4,000 There
wore uI casualties
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INDEPENDENT OIL MILL
In No Trust, Pool or Combination

In No Trust, Pool or Combination.
The Memphis oil Company. OF which
w. II. Mallory Is president and j. r.
McCallum is superintendent and secretary,
is acting independently OF all mill compa,
mics, be- they in trusts, pools or combna.
tions. They are independent in every
respect, aud they solicit the business oi
the planters in thi and adjoining States.
They will pay the highest price ior seed.
not being regulated by amy arrangement
or agreement, secret or otherwise. Mill
no foot of Poplar street. corner OF Fulton.
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NAnnIcII.

INC reliable merchant in every town trib.
'lry TO Memphis TO knock out all compo-
ION by taking the agency Of the world.
crowned Straiton x storms New York
Clgan and Geo p. Lies & Co. % celebrated
Iuios. Your noighbor can't get the goods,
~ we will only sell TO one merchant in
each town. We solicit a sample order.
]. SANEisON * Co,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Want n Modification.

PIERRE Oak. Sept li-Capt. Pratt Of the
Indian commission, has gone 10 Washington
10 get modification n the order relative 10
securing the signatures NJ Indians. lie
wants the order compelling Indians IN sign
one paper ar the oil..r rrsDiudcd al,n the
one compelling the Indians a. hold q coun.
ell before signing. 10 ~ claimed that both
are detrimental 90 the success, of the com.
mission.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

ono. While the blayc was at It's ierccst, rain
began 20 fall in torrents, and i'm a short
time, the wind having died away, the fire
was under control. While clearing away
the debris n workman came upon the bodies
of Albert Franks and Milo Eyerlcigh. clerks
in the store of d. Rockwell * Co. How the
young men lost Their lives is not known, but
Il is supposed thoy had made am effort TO
eStinguish the tlamy, and were overcome by
smoke D.
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Another Fa., Yeung.,sr.

CiNcNSAri, o., Sept l3.-Anoihcr good
youngstor showed up At the Falmouth, Nv,
fair trots yesterday In the bay colt Kentucky
Volunteer. who won the Gulick stakes for
two year olds In straight heats. Timc-2i3is.
253i.. The time made In the 6rt heat h
the best ever made on that track by @ two
year old Kentucky Volunteer l. by Victor
Won nlamhfck dam hY RNlanl.
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damaged TO the extent OF 5000. The house
was owned by NJ. Cody, and occupied by
Mrs. Butler. Tho furniture was considcri.
bly, damaged by water. The flames spread
to the adjoining property, No. lOl, owned
nv the same party and occupied by several
families, and damaged IL 90 the extent Of
80. The houses were insured for 81, JUO
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an, 100 Los, q, function ,i,,, un..

TiruI Kis, sept ~. Pile wa di,c0,.
ore bro o. l.rswrli'. general store NJ June
Ton C,Iy. t'I., Naie. 'afIy yc"snlp uIp.
inc. : ~ wu blown al tls tllne. tnd
tlg g.. a9r,sd t.'iiy 1, o.hr- bu.i-ass
p.ss-f. ns q g5Ial - irJc oi aseal a..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14

WHES YOU feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bittorS Hodges Siraparilln
rcnoyntcs and inyigoutcs the system, anl
cures all disease, arising from IN Impure
state OF the blood. u per bottle. -iNbot tics
for - MANUFACTURED by Rlngum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn. Sold by
Hester grB Main street
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THERE are many strange things In ibis
world, but the strangest Of them all II,
why people will smoke a poor cigar when
they can get Grand Republic Cignrro ut
the Aaino price.
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Troy, y. w. Sept l3.-rhc Fort George
hotel at Lake Gcor,c wa, destroyed by fire
this morning Tho property was owned bv
4. l.. Steele, Loss, UuuO, insurance. $50. Op1
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A Pine BLOCH Dcs,ro,e,,

DErrorr, Mich, Sept ia fire at Wayne,
eighteen miles west of this city, yesterday,
DESTROYED the Sowter block, one Of the
finest In the town. Loss, $4,000. partly
insured
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Is SHE A RoMANcERp

Mrs. Lena oraftwloh Accuses George
Nelson OF Stealing Her Diamonds.
A woman giving her name As Mn, Lena
Gmftwich appeared at Justice Hughcys
Office late "Wednesday evening aud asked Tor
a warrant Tor the arrest Of George Nelson.
saying that he had stolen her diamonds.
valued NJ 500. The Squire was absent at
the tine, and she was told IN call the next
morning She said she would do N and left.
but when the time arrived she failed b. put
~ an appearance. She Is believed ~ be
fraud.
No uurTrr should DO without bottle Of
AngJstura liiticu, the world renowned Az.
petizcr and lnvigpmior, oi exquisite flavor.
Endorsed by the medical profession for its
wonderful restorative power.
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GuftCd by pirc

DosToN, Mass, sept l3--rhc establish.
mcnt Of Sccomb, kchoc Il Son, luhricating
oils, was Quilted 10y fire this morning A
number Il cmployc, are reported injured.
The loss will be between So 900 and SIS 900.
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B. LowENsTEfN g. BROS
Stores win he Closed saturday,
September as.
B. LowENsTEIN & BROS
on. Thomson uou.,ou Motor Car

Recently drcw two other large car, with.
out motors, aud all loaded With pasicn.
gers, At speed Of thirteen aud one.hai
miles an hour on the Lynn 4 Boston
Street railway.
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COMMENCING September the passenger
trains 81 the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive NJ and depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
depot, At tho corner 81 Broadway and
Main streets, whore tickets may b. pur.
chased, instead Of ~ the Mis.issippi 4
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
]. 7. GAHNER,
Ca9.e.t D.. A
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PLAY BALL.

Good Gamos Promised for Today and
Tomorrow.
The great Dallas club, the pennant winner
Of the foNas league, will play against
picked ninc today at Citizens park Game
will he called at $3.50 o'clock p. m and a. the
admission is but . cents a large crowd will
doubtless witness the game The following
arr the names of the players who will con.
siiiutn tho OInnainr nine.
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baseball gaae..

A. Chicago-Chcago . New York 3
At a. L0uis-St. Louis 3 louisyillo2
AZ Dciroit-Dciroit II, Philadelphia 2
~ Pittsburs Washington 8, PittsbuW D.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, lndianapo'
IL
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Mn. Minnie Hunter Peasants has ~
turned and Is nov ruady 10 receive linz
tied number Of pupils In voice culture.
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. Emile Lgyy, OF
No. % Monroe street
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Fon guiei gnrne Of billiards X 10 Con.
yerc & Cook. 10 Main street.
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HroEiA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness and malaria.
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The Teacher

Who advised her pupils 10 strengthen
their minds by the use OF Ayers Sar-
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EVERY spring and fall take n nun.
Der OF bottles Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, and
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Eastman, Stoncham, Mass.
:" have taken Ayers Sarsaparilla
with great benefit to my general health"
- Miss ThirEa l., Crerar, Palmyra, Md.
My daughter, twelve years Of age,
has suffered for tho past wear from
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We have full SUPPLY of M: Coal.
L. IL PArrKnsos d Co.
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III ID.
LOnnE NOTICE..

COUTH MEMPHIS LODGE Nr. liN y n
= rni s. ", viii meet IN stated c'm. IN
muntrstiuu this tFiIUANI UtruluE. top Xxx
taiuirf a. 1Fg, ats 0Cu, 4. iut tlU dIsr1t" ~ w
uf business Al " iu gunl standing uie fra
tcUalty invited 10 attend Us ur'cr
~ KEELING. w. ~
Att,si. J. L. SUISSE s,7rrttD.
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n game between the same clubs is SEIZED.
ulcd for tomorrow.
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~ - 'AlNINf
General Passenger Agent
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General Debility.

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Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-11-02
VOTE FOR THE REPUBLICAN
RESENTATIvES.

1t was a matter of universal remark
at the close of the late Republican coun-
ty convention, that a better legislative
ticket had never been offered to the
voters of Blue Earth County, and that it
would be a good thing for the interests
of the county if members of all parties
would unite in electing Messrs. Barr,
Perrin, Lossow and Davis. These things
are just as true now as then, and have
been emphasized by the fact that the
nominees of the Democracy are not
men of as marked qualifications. The
legislative ticket is one of the most i'm
portant to be voted, and it is one which
Republicans can least afford to scratch
or use for the indulgence of personal
friendships or spites. Jno. c. Wise, one
OF the Democratic nominees is making
especially begging pleas for Republican
support, but we trust and believe there
are few members of our party who will
consent to sacrifice true, honest, capa-
BILE Republican candidate by voting for
so well-known an opponent and malic-
ious slanderer of Republican men and
measures.
When you 90 to the polls next Tues
day see that the names of Geo. T. Barr,
III. B. Perrin, Alfred Davis and Fred
Lossow are on your ticket under candi-
dates for legislature. Also see that you
vote such a ticket without a scratch.
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Consumption Durable

1t cannot be too often impressed on
every one that the much dreaded con-
SUMPTION (which is only lung scrofula),
is durable, if attended to at once, and
that the primary symptoms, SO often
mistaken as signs of diseased lungs, are
only symptoms of an unhealthy liver.
To this organ the system is indebted for
pure blood, and to pure blood the lungs
are indebted no less than to pure air for
healthy action. If the former is polluted,
We have the hacking cough, the hectic
flush, night-sweats, and a whole train of
symptoms resembling consumption.
Rouse the liver to healthy action by the
use Of DR.. PIerce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, take healthy exercise, live in
the open air, and all symptoms of con-
SUMPTION will disappear. For weak
lungs, splitting of blood, shortness of
breath, chronic nasal catarrh, bronchitis,
asthma, severe coughs, and kindred af-
fections, 1t is q most wonderful remedy.
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THE COUNTY SAFE.

With the end of this week the politi-
cal campaign is practically over. The
various candidates for county Offices
have put nearly their whole stime into
the canvass, which was prosecuted
more thoroughly than ever before. The
county was never before treated to such
a series of political speeches as the peo-
pie are at present listening to. At this
late day it is not likely that many
changes will occur among the voters.
From all that can be gathered from re-
liable and impartial sources it now seems
more than probable that the whole Re-
publican county ticket will be elected.
The slight detection that exists in one or
two of the townships scarcely deserves
that name. While here and there is to
be found man who has succumbed to
the Democratic free trade fallacy, just as
many converts to protection have been
made. The Prohibition vote may be a
trifle larger than it was two years ago.
There may be some doubt about one of
the representatives and one of the coun-
ty commissioners, but 1t is almost certain
that the remainder of the ticket will re-
ceive nearly the usual majorities, and in
one or two instances considerably more.
If the Republicans stand by their ticket,
which is confessedly superior to the
Democratic, they will elect every repre-
sentative and county commissioner by
handsome majorities. Blue Earth coun-
ty will give the Republican state and ma
tIonal tickets the usual heavy majority.
No local feeling will mitigate against
either of these tickets.
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LIST ins. Nov. I'd; last ins. Dec. II.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES SALE.

DEFAULT having been made In the condi-
- lions of a certain mortgage executed py
Alfred Danielson, mCrtgagor, 10 mar,a
schweim mortgagee dated sepru W t st R, o.
ter of Deeds in and for the county OF Blue
Earth, in the State of Minnesota, on the zist
day Of February, A. ID. 1883, at o CLOCK IN tne
afternoon, i'm Book Is of Mortgages. on page
COS by which mortgage there was conveyed
and granted the following described real es-
tate situate in the county of Blue Earth afore-
said, to-wit: Lot No. ten ll0], In block NO. ten
[ioI, in Mankato city, according to the record
ed plat thereof OF record In othce or heRister
of Deeds of the county OF Blue Earth afore-
said to secure the 81 .ne SI ot
at the rate OF seven per cent. per annum, &C
cording to the conditions OF promissory notes
bearing same date as said mortgage, mace py
said Alfred Danielson to said Maria Schwe1m
as follows: $4,000 pay able three months after
its date; $4,000 payable eight months after Its
date; and s225. 90 payable twenty months after
its date, and there being due and unpaid upon
said notes and mortgage at the date of this mo-
tfce the sum of one hundred and nifty mine dol
lars and twenty five cents, and no action or
proceeding at law or otherwise having Deen
Instituted to recover the amount OF said mort
gage debt or any part thereof: Now therefore,
notice is hereby given that by virtue and In
pursuance of power OF sale In said mortgage
contained ana Herewith recorded, and OF the
statute in such case made and provided, the
above described premises will be sold at pub
lie auction, ut the front door OF the ONCE OF
the Register OF DEEDS IN anu LOT saiu county VI
Blue Earth ana at the city OF Mankato therein,
on
Saturday, the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1888.
ut 10 O'Clock i'm the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount of said mortgage debt then due and
unpaid, together with the costs and expenses
of such foreclosure proceeding, 1ncluding
TWENTY-FIVE dollars attorneys fees as stipula-
ted in SAID mortgage; and the said mortgage
will be thereby foreclosed.
Dated October 3lst, 1855:
MARIA SCHWElM,
Mortgage.
FREEMAN g. PFAU,