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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-09-01
Ticket National DemOcratique.
LA STATUE D'ETAIN.

&c ne fut polnt sans emotion in
volontaire que lie tngi,if revit ces
appartements quittes depuis plu-
sieurs annees, ct quill retrouvait
pleins de souvenirs de son enhance
ct de sa jeunesse. LIE nouveau pro-
prietaire, sir Williams Crotfort, On
await pourtant modi66 les DISPOSE
tons int6rieures Ut l'ameublement.
LIE ieune homme traverse toutes les
pieces don't la physionomie await
etc ainsi changee, sans vonloir sly
6tablir. II choisit en- preference
une vieille sale q laquelle de lon.
CUES ranges de rayons charges de
ljasses de titres ct de livres rong6s
des mites await fait bonner le nom
respectable de bibliotheque. En-
realite, Ia bibliotheque de Lennark
etait une espece de garde-meuble
on une partie du mcbilier primitif
await etc dispose. C'etaient de
vieux fauteuils garnis de lenrs
houses, des bahuts de ch6ne sculp'
te, U%antiques porcelaines, ct I'M
grand lit a COLONIES torses soute.
nant un baldaqnin de serge brod6e.
Richard promenait sur ces objets,
don't la plupart lui rappe'aient quel-
ques scenes de son premier age, an
regard pressure attendri, lorsqu'il
remarqua tout a coup une grande
statue d'etain place. dams un coin
de Ia bibliotheque.
Sur ma 44i8! c'est la fee d'ar'
gent! s'6cria TIL.
Stamps porta avec respect Ia
main a son front d6couvert pour
simuler un salut, ct r6pondit en-
baissant la voix:
-Vous ravez dit, Milford; sill
Williams a voulu. qu'onila portal
dams cette chambre. II rit quand
on parle des grands' services qu'ellt
a rendus aux Lennark mails, 81 j.
ne me trompe, sa presence lei es'
dun bon augure pour Milford, ct Il
fee d'argent ne labandonnera pa!
dams ses 6preuves. 81:
Richard SQUIRT sans repondre
La croyance au pouvoir cache d,
mysterieux simulacre etait tradi
tionnelle a Lennark n racontai
mile histories des' merveilles' op6
r6es par cette statue, don't porigin'
etait inconnue: Toutes les maison'
mobiles, en- Ecosse, avaient d'ailleur
ainsi que)que protectrice particu
liere, tenant lie milieu entire la saln
fe ct Ia fee, a laquelle Sc rapportai
rhonnear de chaque 6veDemen
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for CT
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, n
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, cd
Blains Corns, and all Skin Eruptio1
aud positively cures Piles, or no p]
required. 1t is guaranteed to give d
feet sa%tisfaction. or money refunde
Price Is cents per box. For Sale
Thibodaux Drug store.
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Une pompe de IL pouces pour
rigatien.
Machine ct honilloire en- bon or.
DIRE. S'adresser q NJ. George Di.
onne on a Ia SENTINE1LR de Thi.
bodasx.
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ATELIER ~FYPOGRAPHlQUn
llerAaY los Pass.

Avanr,y. 70 ,nat6riel n6cessaire. nous som
mes A meme d~'ex6cuter tour les ouvrages "
~pographiques qui nous seront con nta.a. ~ as
6rets d'avocst, carlos onso &c.,
factnres. tickets d'habitatiOn, blancs, circu-
Ia;res. etc, seronti mprimfs dansle plus oref
d6lai ct 4 dos prix mod6rea.
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spectacle.
Az reste, sir Richard 6tait trop
accabl6 de fatigue pour pro'onger
l'entretieu sur le sojet. II dec:ara
4 Stamps que sa fain le cedait,
pour lie moment, a son besoin de
sommeil, ct, sans lui lsisser le
temps de faire ls lit, il sly jets avec
ses bottles 6peroun6es. II n'eut
que lie temps de- e~commander une
deruiere fois son cheval Al fermier ;
puts sa ,ete Sc pencha, SEES yeux Sc
fermerent, ct il s'eudormit profoude.
ment.
John Sc retira, decide q revenlr
!orsque les gems de la ferme serai-
ent couch9s. II referma avec soin
les portes du chateau ct regagua
SOD logis.
Az moment on John entrait dams
la cour, I'm bruit de voix ct de che
yaux attira son attention. Des
ombres s'agitaieut dams %pObscurite
d Ia porte de Fecurie. Tout ! coup
Elisabeth parut une lanterne q Ia
main, ct John ne put retenir une
exclamation de surprise; il venait
de reconnaitre le vieux majord0me
de sir Williams.
-Vous lei, monsieur Peters
s'&cria.t.il. Dieu me sauve! est.ce
bien possible J'espare que vous
n'apportez. .aucune mauvalse nou'
velle?
-Au contraire, r6pliqus le vieux
servltenr gaiement /; je t'annonce
l'arrivee du maitre,
Sir Croffort?
IL dot 6tre lei dams quelques
jours, ct je suis venu preparer d'a.
vance les logements. - onne-moi
les clefs du chateau.
Les clsfs repeta lie fermier de.
concerto. .Faites excuse, monsieur
Peters; mails auparavant.. v0us
devez avoir besoin de prendre Quel.
que chose.
-Qnand j'aurais tout ouvert Ia
has. Dome les clefs, te dis-je.
-C'est que. .je ne sails pas. I'll
faut que je les cherche. -: balbutia
Stamps, qui, dams son trouble, ne
remarquait point quill les await sur
le bras.
LIE majordome les lui mortra ct
voulut les prendre; mails 10. paysan
r%ecula, en- i~nsistant sur Pinutilite
dune visite Immediate Az chateau,
! ct GRANT . sa mere de METRE On
convert pour NJ. Peters.
-Au diable! je to dis. que je
veux d'abord ouvrir les apparte.
ments q miss Helene! interrompit
le vieux serviteur impatiente.:
Miss Helene. est avec veus
s'ecria John qui recula dun pas.
-Je TAI laiss6e dams, .reourit
avec ia mere ellie va sortir-..
Allons, 6cervel6, no me retieus pas
advantage vite, COS elefs!
II await avanc6 la main pour lei
saisir; mails le fsrmier continual
a reculer en- balbutiant quelque'
mots iuintelligibles; ct le major
dome, a bout de patience, allait le'
lui arracher, quand miss Helen
sortit viyement de F6curie.
-Lalssez, Peters, dit-elle; Jou'
vrirai moi.m6me. Allez desselle
les chevaux ct WELLER q CO que rie1
ne leur manque. John, prenez Il
lanterne ct suivez-moi.
Ces ordres &taient donn6s d'u
ton BRET ct r6solu qui n'admettai
point d'objections. LIE majordom
rentra dams r6curie, tandis que
fermier snivait sa jeuue maltress'
lis arriverent en- silence al cha
teau. Ellie lie laissa ouvrir, lui e
| e;rro 40 Noccor 1ouon% nour D6o1oi
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r&eusson esLennark. II est lci''
Ne mo cache rich ; il pest J slter
de ~ vie!...
-Eh bien, ruisque miss Crohort
croft. .puisqu'elle salt. ..begsy>
Stamps; e'est Ia v6rlte ..Sir BIZ
ehard est arrive il y q moins d'ons
heure. dams nm 6tat 4 faire con-
passion.
IN nest pas bless6i demands
vivement Ia jeune flle.
-Non... mais il vensit sans
doute de loin "A peine entire, II
s'est endormi de fatigue.
-O1 celai
Dams Ia bibliOtheque.
Miss Helene resta un instant
Ia tAte penchee u une de sos
mains, CONNIE 81 ellie r6dechisssit.
-C'esr bien, dit-elle enfin; IN
vas retourner 4 Ia ferme.. Ta re-
tiendras Peters jusqu'a CO Que u
lvous rejoigne. .Laisse-moi IL Ian
terne. Va!
Ellie await pouss6 d0ocement 10
fermier vers IL porto, que celul'ci
entendit refermer derri6re lui :
double tour.
L'idee que son cousin 6tait Il,
comic sans IL savoir q sa prudence,
causa d'abord a miss Helene uns
sorts de joie fi6vreuse. Destiuee .
sir Richard dAs sou enhance, ellie
s'6tait attachee a lui par tous les
liens de rhabitude ct de ~!laffection
ses r3ves de jeune file, coniormes
au projet de sa famille, pavaient
mel6 a tous ses plans d'avenir.
Plus tard. lorsque les passions po'
litiques separerent son pere de- q.
lui qu'elle await 81 l%ongtemps re.
gard6 CONNIE lie futur compagnon
de sa vie, son ceur s'6tait soumis
aux GRIZZLIES necessities du present
sans rien .sacritier de e attache-
ments d'autrefois. Sir Croffort lul
await, du reste, laiss6 a Get <gara
me liberte tactic, en- ne lui parlant
| jamais de Richard nj de Funion
p%rojetee, Ellie ne Wit done, dans'le
premier instant, nul obstacle a de-
venir Ia gardienpe de, son cousia'
ct q faire de cette Eencontre mat
tendae l'pccasion Iun: rapnroche'
ment entire sir Croffort ct lpi; mais,
a la reflection, "a chose lui parpt
moius facile. te silence de son
pe1e n'etait point une authorization
sufisaute pour renouer, meme en-
esperance, Qes liens qui etaient
peut-stre a sssl yeu1 rompus sans
retour. L'empressement de sir
Croffort 4 obtenlr pour lui.msme
les biens c%onfisqu6s de son jeune
parent await do d'ailleurs, ma! pre-
parer ce dernier q une r%econcilis-
ton. Helene lie trcuverait, scion
touta apparence, dams des DISPOSE.
tons envers son pere quill lui serait
trop dure meme d'entrev0ir. So
soumission aux volontes de sir
Williams qu'elle iguorait encore, 9,
!, le soin de sa propre dignite, sem.
blaient done s'opposer & &c qu'ells
sc pr6sentat pour Ie moment ~ f.
i. gitif.
!, Mais devait-elle pour celia FABIAN
donner a Ia seule garde de Johu
Stamps ct de Lisbeth Cont pimpru'
dence pouvait le perdre 7 Son c@ul
: ct 50 conscience crierent Non
D dune seule voix, ct Il lui sembls
qu'elle concilierait tous SEES devoirl
en- faisant connaitre 81 position !
i sir Croffort, don't ellie attendrait Il
I reponse, ct en- veillant q le pros
crit sans quill put soupconuer 81
presence. 81 L. -.
Cette resolution prise, ellie 90 hi
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ATTENTION

Ny fsisnds and the puoic are ro.,usu -
I have opened . Grocery in the Red 40
Opposite she ThibOdaux Bridge, vhs
l will keep constantly on hand . full sspBl
Of Grvceries, Provisions, Wines and Liquoe|
Give ue acau and examine my assortmep&,
JOHN DEzAVCH|
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ANNONCES.

IN carr5 de 10 lignes; lere insertion ~
d.. t 0me -
s.. " " Insertion add. 5O
Toute annonce indiqnsutl Ia profession
sec fadresse o. Is 90
2nes. par an. SIats 1,avance go. 10 co
Necrologie. par ligne ~
Toute annonce commercials rnh'ee \ ! an
mo AGRA ins6ree an taux lie 50 cents par Dou-
&c pour la premiere insertion ct - cents pour
las insertions suhsequentes. .o,.
mast nas sn6cife sera inseree jus9u'a nouvei
ordre an taux ordinaire.
ArRI.1rn rYPOGRAPHIQUE.
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KNIGHTS Of the Golden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle NJ
l26 X. Of G. X. will be held in the Hall d
Excelsior Lodge No. 81 I. y. o. F. onsthe ed
ond and fourth Tuesdays Of each month, 4
O'Clock P. n.
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BONNEMkNT

TN An--d'avance ............ 49,
TT Numer0 ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
Alliance Delegates.

In reply to!your question as to eligi-
bi1ty of delegates to county Alliance,
the constitution requires, 'said county
Alliance shall be composed Of delegates
elected from the several local Allan
ces OF the county or district, in the ra-
ito of one delegate for each ten mem
bers or major part thereof in good
standing, etc" TO be in good stand
ing" requires that the dues be paid, not
only to the subordinate Alliance, but
the Dakota Farmers Alliance as well.
They were due on the FIRST day OF Jan
uary 1888, and should be sent in imme-
diately after the first meeting. This
is in strict compliance with the consti-
tuition, The winter has been so stormy
that in many casesit has been impossi-
bic to hold meetings at regular Or APP
pointed times. Where such has been
the case, and local Alliances are will
ing to pay up, after first meeting, l
would advise WAVING the strict con-
structicn and admitting the deleg ates.
Yours Fraternally,
IA. l.. IOuckS.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
MORTGAGE SALE

whereas, Default has been made in the nav
menu OF the interest on the money secured by a
mortgag g, dated the 10Th day of August A. d. ISL
wife the county of Jerauld and Territory Of IA
kota. to Il. S. OrnlSby, Trustee and i. a. HuTrine
OF the county of Dawson. and Territory ofDakota
Wy Willcli mortgage was recorded in the Office
OF the register of deeds Of the county of Jerald
and Territory OF Dakota, in book G of mortra~es
on page "a: on the 2Srd day of August ISL, 9:15
O'Clock Al. and, Whereas no action or bro
teealngs al law or otherwise have beennstituted
TO recover the debt secured by said mortgage or
any, part thereof and, Whereas default has been
mage n lhe payment of the interest as aforesaid
anu I'M, Mner s default has been made in the
erv ne VI eG iAes assessed on said real prop
mortgage: and Whereas, default has been made
III Keeping the buildings on said mortrared
premises insured as stipulated for in said mort
SHse; ana whereas, the amount claimed to he
due upon sad mortgage at the date of his no TO-
tce, Is the sum of, Seven Hundred and Thirtv
nme Dollars (S139. 00) toWit $4,000 principal. and
S,aoo interest. besides the sum of Sixty Dollars
attorneys lees stipulated for in said mortgnre
NOW, Therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid and
nd Psuadce OF the statutes in such ease made
closed closed by a sale, OF the mOrtgaged premises
therein described. atpublic auction by tie sher.
III o. JerAllld county, to the highest bidder for
fs o at te ne iront door Of the Court House in
,lerlud and Territory OF Dakota, on the 9th dav
OF June 1855, at 9 O'Clock III the afternoon ~
t tnat gay me mortgaged premises are situa
Dakota, and are described as follows, to-wits. VI
Inc North Half of the South East Quarter
and the North Half Of the Southwest tlmarter
OF sectl9n No 81, Township lO7, Range g., West
5tl r A.. Dated at Ipswich, ID. r., this 18th da%
Of April A. d. 1885, '''' ''.n ""s
Attorneys for Mortgagee Mortraeee
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
Newspapers in 1888

From the edition of Geo. P. Powell
y Cos American Newspaper Direc-
tory" published April End (its twentj-
eth Year, it appears that the News
papers and Periodicals of all kinds is
sued in the United States and Canada.
now number, 1910, showing gain of
$50 during the last 12 month and of
',l36 in 10 years.
The publishers Of the Directory as
serts that the impression, that when
the proprietor OF Il Newspaper under
takes to state what has been his exact
circulation, he does not generally tell
the truth, is an erroneous one
and: they offer reward of 500
Tor every instance in their book for
this year, where it can be shown that
the detailed report received from a
publisher was untrue.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
What Am To Do?

The symptoms OF biliousness are un-
happily but too well known. They
differ in different individuals to some
extent. A bilious man is seldom a
breakfast eater. Too frequently, alas,
he has an excellent appetite for liquids
butnone for solids of a morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at
any time; if it is not white and furred,
it is rough, at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out
OF order and Diarrhea. Consumption
may be a symptom, or the two may al
ternate. There are often Hemorrhoids
or even loss Of blood. There may be
giddlness and often headache and acid
ETY. or ilatulence and tenderness in the
pit of the stomach. TO correct all this
If not effect cure try Green's August
Flower, it costs but trlfle and thou
sands attest its efficacy. odd
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
Starkey.

John Ness went over to his claim
in Cherry township Sunday School
will not begin in No. on April 22rd
as previously arranged.-The surprise
on Postmaster Pierce's coming of age''
Saturday evening was a success in
every sense of the word. Starkey has
had many pleasant parties this season.
but this was the best of ALA. L.
Eager returned from Chicago Friday.
"Welcome home" is the universal SEN
tlment.-Nlrs. j. W. Harden has been
to see her sister in Hand county.-A
meeting was held at Mrs. Williams
last sabbath to make arrangements for
the organization Of a Sabbath school.
Rev. Vessey kindly offered to conduct
services in connection. First meeting
to take place at the knudtson school.
house a ril Goth at Bpm.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
MORTGAGE SALE,
o., Names of Mortgagors- Glbisch
senior and Ann Gibisch his wife 'D''eAi
Name OF Mortgagec-F. W. Little.

Names of Mortgagors--,JoscDh C1h;s.h
senior, and Ann Gibisch his wife '''e''
Name OF Mortgagee-F. w. Little.
Date OF Mort%age-Apri 30th 1886.
:, Mortgage recorded in office of the Register of
Deeds OF Jerauld county d. I. june stu lss,; at
whereas. default has been made in lie nav
m cnt OF the instamcnts due on the fir st d;Sv
on october 1856. the first DAYS of April and ~!
loncf 1887 and the first day of April 1855 n; thn
l i;l secured by said mortgage the whole nrin-
oiphl anu interest," OF said note has become dnp
'ala payable by the terms of said mortgage and
o+h miiuieaS, no actlon or proceedings at law. or
@ iiiNe Deeli instituted to recover the
deDt secured by said mortgage. or any nthar
part thereon. and - ' o''iel
Whereas, the amount claimed to be dine NJ,
Sd mortgage, at the date of this mn,;o W,'
Is me e sum OF One Hundred and Rive Dollar,
; ;l. Melty Two cents lSl2522l principal and
interest, besides the sum of Fifty Dollars Al.
sWo verne > lees stipulated for in said mortgage
uy Iirlue OF the power Of sale in said mortpa"c
ana III pursuance of the statute in sl,ch rnsss
made and provided the said mortu.~a ; Ii'H Us
!!uofeciosc0 by 2 sale OF the mOrtgaged Dramisos
Itrelli described at public auction. nv ths
2aefli, or ms deputy, OF the county of ,Jerm,id
r rakota territory at the front door of Tho the
co,, ii ~ III NE town Of Washington Springs
June 1888 III O'Clock p. NJ Of that dav way vi
me mortgageG premises are Situated in +no
county, OF .]elauld, Oak. Ter. and ara az In
NrfiDeu as 1olloWS to wit: The SOllth East -
~ o. Secaoi l'Te 5l II! township One Hundred anil
SIX 1866 of Range Sixty six GGI west Of iL La any e
!. M. Dated AT Sioux Falls d. T. Anri o -,
4 49,, ~: To- I.>|. ;! W. Little. morlgaer
Sioux Falls ID. 7.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
THE NOVELIST,
A Novel Enterprise.

Novel in name, form, and purpose
is The Novelist, Alden's new weekly
magazine of American fiction.
1t undertakes to give the worthiest
fiction that American authors can be-
tempted to produce. Foreign authors
not admitted. 1t il not sentimental
talk about justice to American authors
but is bold, practical action.
1t is certainly handy in form, beau
tlful IN dress, excellent in all mechap-
ical qualities, and low in price; well
suited in all respects to meet the wants
OF the intelligent millions who are ca
pahle of approaching "the best. It will
not stoop to compete with the gutter
fiction" OF the sensational periodicals
and libraries.
Terms $500 a year, at which rate it
will give over $500 pages, equal to
from eight to twelve ordinary Amer
lean dollar novels.
The stories will follow successively
one at time, a novel of ordinary
length thus being completed in from
four to eight weeks. IL one story
does not please, you will not hav e
long to wait for the next. For a
ten-cent subscription Gf you don't
wish to enter for all at ss1O00 you will
receive the first chapters Of every
story published during the year, which
you can then order separately if you
wish. A specimen copy of The Novel
list will be sent free on request. Ad-
dress John B. Alden, Publisher, BOB
Pearl st., New York; z. O. Box 1927.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
COMMUNICATIONS.
10S.fR

Rain last Friday caused a smile all
over-stock is beginning to live on
this years hay-Ralph Fenton of Mar
lar is now breaking on 30 acre job
for ALT. Nordyke-J. Z. Gilbert and
T.W. Sample are making their claims
look black in old fashioned batchelor
shape Some trouble is being had over
the Tree claims in section 24-25.
H.A Pierce is identifying his yard
with trees obtained of 0. j. Marshal
Al Miller of Pleasant, has been cul-
tlvatlng his trees in Harmony. He
stopped with Jas. Grieve while in our
borders. Deck
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
Sufe-bred French Draft (Percheron or Norman)
sv nposa,on ANp 5..I ENGLISH stalRE HORSES
G.. A. II,

Members Of E. O. G. Ord Post No. %
Dept. Oak G. A. r. - Comrades, each
and all of you whose names are on the
Muster Rolls OF the Post, and all those
who served the,cause of the Union
during the Rebellion and wish to unite
with the Post, are requested to meet
at Washington Springs, on Monday
May 18th 1883, to fully reorganize the
Post which is now in good standing
With the sister Posts of Dakota. and
to perfect necessary arrangements for
memorial services, to be held May 3oth
1883. Col. Z. S. Kellogg will be present
to address those present in the line of
duty.
Wallace Pierce.
Sen. Vice Com'r.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
MORTGAGE SALE.
Names Of Mortgasors John G!btsen

Catharina Gibisch, his wife. 'isg "a IN
Date of mOrtgage-April 3Oth 1895
Mortgage recorded in Office Of the ro.,..
of deeds of ,Iera,lld county, Dakota tarssiisstel
June 9Th 1886, at 20 p. NJ, in book7 o 6f'.ltoH
cages, page 200. oft
ment of the installments due April 1st and Pay @
tober 1st 1887 and April 1st 1885, on the nnto os
interest of said note has become due and ma ahl
Bile BY the terms of said mortgage; and uPbaya
as, no action or proceedings atlaW or Ofhmnnmsere
have been instituted to recover the debt sa, Mit
by said mortgage or any part therenf.e a a
whereas the amount claimed to be due on aLl
mortgage at the date of this notice, is the saw
of Fifty Dollars and Seventy-seven cents $50 sun
principal and interest besides the sum ~ f Nj
Dollars $4,000 attorneys fees stipulated for
said mortgage.
by virtue ofthe power of sale in said motgar 20 ,a
in pursuance OF the statutes in such caSes Nh aic
and provided, the .mortgaged premises viii a y!
foreclosed by sale Of the mOrtgaged nram;D W
therein described, at public auction hW muses. ;Y5s
sheriff or his deputy, of the county Of ieSr,tne
Dakota territory at the front door of the c auls
house, in the town of Washington Springs coi,.
ty of Jerauld, Dakota territory, OH the Sill das
of June 1888 at 2 o'clock z. NJ. of that day. oa5
The mortgaged premises are situated in ~.
described as follows tOWit; the south west l. "ft
section four az in township one hundred 9. an y
six d0G) north of range sNty.six (66) west of ts
9Th =. NJ. s
i. w. Little, mOrtganoo
Harry Lacey, attorney for mortgage, Ss jony,
Falls, Dakota.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-05-04
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