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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
HOLSTEIN BULL.
iyErHERLAND PIONEER. No.

Isred By Saith q Powell. syzcu~e. y. Y, c.ls
Nsy 4 issa Color black; shield snip, Tire
brissct stripe M len shoulder over on right -
siouna hips belly. legs aud one half tail vii
Giro Mcfarland Prince. No.fia n. n. n: ths b
combined milk and butter bull IN America
Dam Prunelia "a. beautiful COW. years
March 1. 1881, with the form and all the psiut<
A great mixer rrunolla "a had been giving Z,
more than eleven months IN her gycar old II
aud held up 70 more than gsiloni per day.
took prizes at the New fofk state fsin In
and iSsl
Gfandsm rave Tor Smith 4 Powell 60 pou
IN one day when year, old.
RErHERLAND PIONEER is vcry straight Z
,ausre. with an sseeediasly broad aud level y
road long hlps sofi coat, an unusually =
1sln and weighs nearly 1900 pound. .servk<
sio c.sh. with usual privileges Of reutra
for lurthsf particulars address
N. T. N cAkLfS. Manager.
Lock boz - usnphlsL TED
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19

ro,. 4. rrxurn. OF Arhinui o.. Says he
wn. cur.l OF heart liscasc BY Pc-ru'na alone,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19

Pourivrty the bcs remedy ever dlscuv'
srcd fof al diseases ~ man aud beast that
can I've reached by an external medical up.
plication, l. l,angum Root Eminent Ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Nashville, Tenn.
Finy cents per bottle. For lalc by Hester
grl Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
Residences.
10 Acres,

Suitable for subdivision or large MANUFACTURING
establishment COO feet frontage on railroad. q mile
from city linlta Bargain. =
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
LEGO YOUR EYE OPEN II you would

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Who alc acollng the market With worthless im'A
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,a,lon Of nen-an's Plaster rcs1rl 10 many TICKS
Cor which their eia-s = hmors aud u buyer an
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,ciy,s sictimiscd ig inscriptions dcsl n WHO aid
and al.t Ia knch deception for division OF 'he
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n NJ ,ommcndinf Icnson's Plaster ~ superior 10
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risy. cheat pains. haekschc. kidney affections, ma
iatis. rhcumetian sriaiicn. iumhago and ache
aud rains OF even lcsrrlp ion
81 sEABURy 4 JOHNSON.
an = saic Manufacturers. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-19
Effective Remedy

for constipation aud indigestion. and
are never without them In the house."
Moses Grenier, Lowell, Mass.
at have used Ayers Pills, for liver
troubles aud indigestion, during many
years, and have always found them
prompt and efficient In their action.'~
l.. n. Smith, Utica, N. Y.
at suffered from constipation which
assumed such an obstinate form that
feared II would cause a stoppage OF tho
bowels. Two boxes OF Ayers Pills ell
fected q complete cure" ID. Burke,
81 have used Ayers Pills for the past
thirty years aud consider them an IN.
valuable family medicine. L know OF
no better remedy for liver troubles,
and have always found them q prompt
cure for dyspepsia. - James Quinn w
Middle ST., Hartford. Conn.
"Haying been troubled with costive-
ness, which seems inevitable with per-
sons Of seden.ary habits, have tried
Ayers Pills, hoping for relief. L am
glad TO say that they have served me
better than any other medicine.
arrive NJ this conclusion only after q
faithful trial Of their merits. - Samuel
4. Jones, Oak ST., Boston, Mass.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED by
Or. j. c. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, MASS.
Sold by NIL Dealers In Medicine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

1T is reported that the American party
in New York and on the Pacific Slope
Will have the assistance of Democratic
campaign funds with the view OF
drawing away Republican votes.
What possible kinship or cooperation
can there be between the American"
party and the Democratic party, which
is devoted to the disstm ination OF
English interests and the degradation
Of American labor?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

1T will be unwise policy on the part
OF the Republicans in the House to en-.
ter into any arrangement with the
democrats whereby the passage OF the
Mills bill may be in the least smoothed.
1t il their plain duty 10 seek to amend
every clause of it as it comes up and
get the roll called on it, There is alb
solute need for a clear record for the
proper treatment of thoae Members of
Congress who, cringing under the Ad.
mlnistration whip, propose to betray
their constituents. If a general vote
10 substituted for a vote by sections
there will DO a chance for some Rep
resentatives to escape under the plea
OF party exigency. There has hereto.
fore been quite respectable Demo.
cratic Protectionist minority in the
House. In the last Congress it mum.
bered thirty.filve. 1t acted under the
lead of Samuel j. Randall. There
were six Proteotonists from the South.
ern States. The Democratic represen
tatives fror! California in two Con
crosses refused to accept Free Trade.
Ihey held the balance of power In the
Forty.eighth Congress, and used it to
defeat horrison's first bill. But all
this has been changed. Democratic
Protection has been crushed BY
President Cleveland. 1t did not die a
natural death. Even Randall is no
more than the shadow of his former
sell. He is not using any of his power
as Chairman of the Committee on Ap.
preparations to defeat the taritt.link ers
as he once did. 1t is not known how
many Democrats in the present House
will not bow down to the Adminlstra.
t'on. 1t Is generally believed that
they are very few, if any. A clear and
distinct record in the case of each Rep
resentative is therefore necessary, so
that the people can have a chance to
try conclusions with President Cleve
Iand, and determine whether their
Representatives shall obey him or
them. This Civil Service Administra.
ton has used Its power remorselcssly
10 DRAGON members of Congress into
the support OF its measures. The ma.
Jority OF the members at this moment
grovel before thesman whose master
they really areaif they only have the
nerve to assert themselves.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

The United States steamship Enter.
prise grounded July 4th in attempting
TO make Norwegian port. She was
finally pulled Oft by Norwegian iron.
clad. She hac no pilot on board, in
accordance with an idIotic rule of the
Navy Department requiring our men.
of.war to pilot themselves in the inter.
est OF economy. 1t is saving at the
spigot and wasting at the bunghole, as
the frequent grounding of our war
ships in narrow water, and the expense
OF getting them off and repairing them
abundantly prove.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

Ex-senator Mcdonald Of Indiana
thinks that the bulk Of The Greenback
vote OF that State will 90 70 the Demo-
Gratis. 1t would puzzle any one but a
Democratic politician to show why
the Greenbackers should vote for Mr..
Cleveland, who represents the gold.
bugs of Wall street in his financial
policy, and has persistently sought to
Cypress the debtor classes by restoring
the single gold standard. = : =
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18
George Staaolse,


By R. K. Colcord, his Attorney,in-Fact, whose
Postofiee address is Aurora, Esmeralda coun.
ty, Nevada, has this day filed his application
for patent for fifteen Q5OO) hundred linear
rect OF the Chlmpanze quartz mine or vein,
bearing gold and silver, with surface ground
two 600 hundred feet in width, situated in
Esmerada mining District, county of Esn,e-
raida, and State of Nevada, and designated
BY the field notes and official plat on file in
this othce az Lot Number Sixty-two, in Town
ship 5sNorth, Range Twenty EIGHT East of
Meridian, said Lot number 90 being described
as follows, to-wit.
Beginning at post marked No. I, q. s. S.
No. sc. set on the Northwestern boun dairy of
tie Durand Mine, and running thence with
magnetic variation of 16h degrees East
First Courses IS degrees 90 minutes, w
$50 feet to post marked No. 2, u S. S. No. g..
identical with post No. of the Durand
Mine; thence
Second Courses 80 degrees is minutes, W
1904 feet to middle of gully, $50 feet to middle
OF road, 657.4 feet post No. 3, U. S. s. No.
81; thence
Third Course-N IS degrees 90 minutes, W
1918 feet to Lode Line post No. 8, 1886 feet
to post marked No. l. U. S. s. No. 81: thence
Fourth course-N 30 degrees 10 minutes e
1858 feet middle of road 494 feet middle of
gully, 5s1 feet to post marked No. s, U. s. s.
No 81, whence the u section corner between
sections 10 and 10, T N, R 20 E, M. D. M,
bears N 10 degrees, As minutes, W 950.1 feet;
thence
Fifth Course-N 65 degrees, & $50 feet to
line of Middle Hill tunnel, whence its begin.
ming bears "a degrees, 90 minutes, w 2s feet
eol.7 to post marked Moe, U. 8. s. No. &c:
thence
sixth Courses rs degrees 90 minutes, r
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

In defeating the motion to put sugar
on the free list, the Democratic leaders
OF the House give ground for the
charge often made that the Mills Tar.
III. Bill is designed to favor Southern
industries. Wool.growing, an exten-
sive Northern and Western industry,
is denied protection, while sugar, a
Southern industry, is protected.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18
BENJAM1N HXlnn1soN received I

BENJAMIN HARRISON received this
telegram Of congratulations from. .
resident of Albany, N. Y.-"Thank
God, England will not slap you in the
face with a Canadian Goldfish and
make you believe it is an English
Army blanket, a Ia Grover Cleveland"
rAlbany Express.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

By R. K. colcord his Attorneys in Fact, whose
Postotfice address is Aurora, Esmeralda coun.
", Nevada, has this day filed his app ication
for a patent for fifteen q 500 hundred linear
feet Of the East st. Clair quartz mine or vein,
bearing gold and silver. with surface ground
900 feet In width situated In Esmeralda Min
ing District, county of Esmeralda and State
of Nevada, and designated by the field notes
and ofiicial plat on file In this Office as Lot
Number Sixty-one, in Township Five North,
Range Twenty eight East, Of Meridian, said
lot Sixty one being as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a post marked No. l. Z. s.
Survey, No. 81, set on the southern side Of
Willow Gnlch, and running thence with mag
netic variation of t6iS degrees East.
First Courses 65 degrees % min utes " q,
5O0feet to post marked No. g U. s. s. NO. 81,
identical with post No. of the Sitting
Bull Mine: thence
Second Course-N 25 degrees 90 minutes
W, 100 feet to Lode Line post No 2, identical
with Lode Line post No. of the Sitting Bull
Mine, eco feet to post marked No. 8, L. S. s.
No. 81, identical with post No. OF the Sit
ting Bull Nine whence the u section corner
between sections Is and 10, T N, ROSE.
M. D. M. bears 81 degrees 46 minutes, W
1884 feet; thence
Third Course-N 65 degrees, 90 minutes, f
442 feet middle of road, AGO feet middle of gull
~ in Willow Gnlch, 500 feet, to post marked
| No. d, q. S. S. 81. whence Durand post No. /
bears \ IS degrees 90 minutes, 50 feet. and
the beginning of tunnel bears degrees
| 90 minutes W: thence
Fourth Courses a5 degrees co minutes E,
10 feet middle Of gully, 100 feet to Lode Line
post No. 1, 1917 feet to middle of road, 200 feet
to place of beginning.
Magnetic variation 16is degrees East, con
tanning 2 a95 acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders office of Esme.alda Mining Dis.
trict, in Book "a" page 10 OF Mining Rec.
ords.
The adjoining claims are: On the North,
Durand; on the West, Sitting Bull; on the
South, Live Yankee and Bonanza
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

George Staaoke,
By R. X. Colcord, his Attorney. in Fact.
whose Postotfice address il Aurora, EsmeraTda
county, Nevada, has this day fled his applica-
ton for patent for fifteen (150o) hundred lin
ear feet of the Sitting Bsll quartz mine or vein
bearing gold and silver, with surface ground
two (200l hundred feet In width, situated in
Esmerada Mining District, county of Esme-.
ralda and State of Nevada and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as Lot Number sixty.thyee, in Town
ship North, Range 20 of Meridian, said Lot
Number Sixty-three being described as fol-
lows, to-wit:
Beginning a. post marked No. l, U. s.
Survey No. IS, identical with post No. of
East ST. Clair Mine, U. s. Survey, No. 81,
and running thence with magnetic variation
Of 161a degrees East.
First Courses 60 degrees 90 minutes, w
9O24 feet to post marked No. ?, U. s. s. No.
IS, whence post No. 2 of the Lode Line bears
N SO degrees 45 minutes, W lQ2 feet; thence
Second Courses Al degrees 90 minutes, w
800 feet to middle of gully in Esmeralda
Gulch, 39S feet to middle of road in Esmeral-
da Gulch, $685. to post marXed No. 8, U. s. s.
No. 81; thence
Third Course-N % degrees 90 minutes, W
100 feetto Lode Line post No. 8, 2iS feet to
post marked No 4, U. S. S. No. So; thence
Fourth Course-N Al degrees, 80 minutes E
s05 feet 10 middle Of road in Esneralda
Gulch, 23o feet to middle ofgplly in Esmeralda
Gulch, 553.1 to post marked No. 5, U. ). s.
No. 50, identical with post No 2 of the Du.
rand Mine, whence the Il section corner be-
tween sections IS and 10, Us n, r Is E, ND.
NJ. bears n u degrees 30 minutes, west 1s49.6
feet; thence
Fifth Course-N 65 degrees 90 minutes, E
s44 feet to pest marked No. 6, U. S. s. No.
SO, identical with post No. of East ST. Clair
mine thence
Sixth Courses Is degrees 90 minutes, Z
100 feet to Lode Line post No /, identical
with Lode Line post No. of the East St.
Clair mine, 200 feet to the place Of begin
ming
Magnetic variation 16h degrees East, con-
tanning s.ss acres. - "'
The location OF this mine is recorded In the
Recorders Office of Esmeralda Mining Dis.
trict in Book "A" page PIT of Mining Rec
ords.
[ The adjoining claims are: Ras. BY East
st. Clair; North, by Durand; West and South
by vacant ground.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said
SITTING BULL QUARTZ MINE
Or surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Carson City, in
the State of Nevada, during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or. they will be
barred by Virtue of the provisions of the
Statute.
os o. Il. GALLUP,
Ylfl0w Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18
EAST ST. CLAIR QUARTZ MINE

Or surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Carson City, in the State
OF Nevada, during the sixty days period of
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions Of the Statute
o. II, GALLUP,
jyll-low. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-07-18

Copper Quotations.
The following are the latest copper
quotations from the San Francisco
market: Ignot--Lake IS cts. Wnstern
--16 cite. :.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-07
MORTGAGE SALE

TTyEEREAS DEFAULT HlAs Efh.s AADt u
M the conditions q hEf'tntn mirtEEEe
aulT sKscuted ana deti1sredssE 0NAlTsSI9 9Hui,-
eiEEsEE 10 the E1in5urEh American Lsno AsiIf-
gEgs Company aimiIfo, dEbsc SUytsIn bs1 18th
A ID 5ssa, ana raetTdHd in The st8et 81 the
Register Of DHshy q tbs county 81 clark slie
Tertiary q DssL,tk. ca Ihs ssth ang @ AsFtiil.
her A y. 1872 Al f.Sp q ialesE =, IA. N t0t8E a
81 Mortgages on lssceE a. si a9a, aba ga ara
alsb rbbardh6 IN the nflus 81 this keEfstt1 90
Deeds ssf Day county and gtsrTiI0ry % L1nksiR,
lnn the 2NLb dUy Of November a D. lbn2, IN
bBak 5 Of Mortgages on pare Bss, on Nflct there
- tEainea Be- be due AZ 1he aHts 81 this ntftlne
Iise amount 81 FuUr Hundred and ElsStD bob
lars BDa IfTrTy TITe csnlE ts4l1-gal
Nc Be.tl9u 90 proceeding hEE beer 1nslltrlt'l
AZ law "a m equity D. rnegver said osk1 senurea
by said mortgage or Epy lsar1 Ihnrett
TIEkEFOkE, N9tles Is 8ssrstly given tiit1 bs
virtue at the gHswsr % SAFE N snld InIrtEiFt
rau1aiDsa EDd q thf Statute IN Eneh rEss IDHdt
and provided. slld mortgage VIE be Ioreislostu
By o snlP 81 The BHrtgarea premises therein
asBgri bee, which sale WI he DE3s II cErIi %
thE lasuT1 HUuse ID slsistsT IN Bl1o county @
bay NJ put5hc EEeli0a by the Sheriff % sE1o
county ID Day un Thursday. June Ssh a. 1h.ii
O'clock L., N. 70 satisfy the ED0unt N1Ilrb shall
then De due On sn5d murtgGgs VIII interest,"
IiterHUn Und lcOsts and expenses % SHE Enc
Sixty BoIlHrt $50 attorneys fees iplilssec
Ia sala 1nurfEHEe, 10 be paid IN EHss q lore
closure and SIXTY Three Dollars and Ten Cssnts
SCI 1t) for taxes necessarily llE3o by Mortgages
ggss premises ds.stuai,sa IN said mortgage and
SO 70 be sai5 IL nErlsID trEei FmrIIel Of 1EDd
situstsd In thEt PlEri0n % ERad county d I'rg
" hlth WA formerly d portion O. lie County q
Clark aud dssgT1tlse rs bellows t0-yH@
HoR Sur1h Nest pnHrbtT % st-t1taD nurn be-
EsiEtl ~ in TgJwnstlp Number One Hundred
TwsntE iL2Q} Nur,aa of kEnEe uun1sr fIz1s
FBur {ss9 Nesl "a tiIe SIN Principal AfTiolEn-
3sEtsd n n E1sTtUUDs "a I AITll 2ssb a %,
IBss MSS
EBIHlr RGH AMERICAN LAND MokgGAGI
COMPANY. LIMITED.
U8E1a.AAIT 1s,Dgn. A1iErDsy i1r MartERsss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-07

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

yTyEEKEAS DEF AILI HlAs Bkt-A MADE y
w Use conditions q q Ds-=Efn nEu-EEEE.
dulr execufad and dellrtrsd 10y MllLGN a
c. IgncIl md MANY NJ EAEEuIL ms vile 70 4
II F84uvErd H-g6 GgT1iEn6f ADs8. iGsiE5 NufEtsIB-
F,sr zHrh 1882 ana Recorded III ibs office q the
Ttrr5ttry o. bEl Ola on TIE 1.th dag g November
lss2 n clock Ar, an b3ZsE a 81 mortgages On
4gEe gJE uz, wftEh there 3EclEImAa % De cue Gi
liz date u1IiiK nuIee THE ErD8ggI pd asBE dollars
ans Twe1ry E5vs Cents fss-2a3 and 10 actin
hss tssr Instituted Al Inv CO n sgultg - re
egrt- The sGid dsht sseart1 y Sad mortgage
CO nElr pE11 fhersUL
gtlsrel5re Notice i hereby given ttIsa By virtue
Cd the power q sEle euutE1n-6 Ia sad mortgage.
and 81 fte Statute Ia E8ch case made and pre-
vids5 said mortgage WLh be 1arsclgsed hfy O
sale Of fhs 1BpriEGged premises therein des-
erits-za a. EuhlJe hUE1Jgul, which sale VIII be
made IN frauf q tbE Corr House IN Webster 81
ID Thursa8y gBBe saih 1858 E1 % clock A. N,
30 satisfy the EUVU1l winch shah lhsB he due
On sud portrEEe With iEIte-eEf thereon and
costs and Expenses q sale, md Fey lalIlErE
Att5ruerg fses ~ stifalGtRa IL SAID mort
care q he Rh5a IL case uf 3ureg3asuTE. ana
Forty Dol5Ers aud Fifty Gents ESs8-59 fer taxes
1r,ussESrlly paid bE rno1tsaEHes EDd r0isrt.sl
tbsfeul.
Ybe premises described II sass mortgage un5
80 10 be sold il q Dsrta4l tract @ parcel q 1Gpa
s1tnB1ed IN said county 81 DsE KDe described
al 10slgWE to-p1fs
me sgafb Wsst quarter q Section number
Ttirfy -Four 49, II Township InnibeT One
Hundred En6 Twenty I've tl22 North g EEaEs
uuIn9sr Fifty SIX 5555 AeSt Of tie sI5 Principal
Meridian
Issed a wEttE4swr D. 7 April gsrd. 5Sgs
z H BANNAED- d ft0UEILA&BT MOOD
Ms 81 Mortgages
cOEz14ErT woan, Attorney for K9rEgsgssE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT UATESG BEEN MADE IN TIE
payment q thE sum 81 Pour Hundred AMI
gitl1-ly FUu- and fifty one hbuGrs5ths dbIlErs,
iSIy4 58-lbBl which Is claimed % he dRs at the
dale q this DuIJes Ef,liu d certain mortgage Gu-
By EEecEtad Ans Delivered by william HEzsI-
den and Emma EEEeleBn. his M1Es. 70 Esd5n-
bBrgGgh American Lard M0ftCEgs CamE EuE.
Limited, bearing Cate 1hE second Gay o. aEuE-
Erg. a D 7ss2, end VITA power d ssls there
Ia n9It65mEd, GE9y EeAgrdee IN lie uthbs q TIE
Register q Deeds In and iur The pGlBTE q Dag.
EBa Tsrrais-g q LiaEosh- Oh rhs zslh DAY %
September. A. d. lss2, a. Ten Oi,lurik- l. n, in
b0Dk A q mortgages, On page "a and which
aid marriage together with the mole 1hs-ety
secures, WIS, Oh the at1h 6By q 9EuGE-g. 3sSs,
duly assigned by sEia EdInbn-DDEk AMs-1eEn
LAND Mortgage OOupEHy, Limited. 20 Thomas
T.. EaDek, By instrument In writing duly re
cBr1e5 IN dDs Uf8HE q NE Register O. DEEDS o.
sE5d Day county On The sEh day d May, 1855,
in beck a. F." Oh pFEs - and no action "a pro-
Iss18nE having been Instituted. NJ lGW 81 Blbtr-
srlse 10 RECOVER the debt secured r sd "a mart
lsEge. @ any 7IGrz ihG1sgf
NgW THEREFORE, uos5es Il hss-utr given.
tEGl ~ rirrOt O. he power q sale saulIiDed
n sad mortgage and fsUrsGEBt 20 tbs Statute In
Kpeb case mas and TrVElo@o- Ias said E3urz-
EEe Nil be farec5ased b 8 SAFE Of the zsreuis.
e dsscrlbsd IN and conveyed by sad mortgage
t0-Wz1
The seufb-veg7 g1la-asr of section numbered
thlTfg three, fsE3, II township Bumfersd unt
huEfarcd E26 Twenty-Five fl2Zsl, range uEEsttsr-
&C Bdy-tfEe, tj5l, s5IuElsd IN ltF kslIEz1E, and
ItsrTz19ry q DGEu,E. viii ne hefs1 fIHzneu1s
slHd BFTurlsDElInsE- Mh3Eh sale VIII he made
bE Inc eberiB q sG31 DsE county. at the freni
olsd- % The C0ur1 Aoass Al the village U1 Web
ser, I'd SAID Gu,Entr and Ttrr1B8Ty,- On The I'D
day q gRse, A. .. 1858. al enc O'Clock J. n
@ TIA; cay, Al puhlje auction. 70 the hlEhesi
tla3aT lea cash. 10 say SAID 5st1 and interest
and the taxes II any On said premises ana Try
a1l1E Elb3TBsgk lees, rs XflIs1lEIsa IN a1,G 10
Sad mortgage II ease Ct foreclosure. El8s tbs
dlhgursInhnts Allowed by law sEhJsrf 10 ne
aeEl pfiDu at ANY time viii n J1le wear tlsl tht
day q sale, Ss provided by Law
DEssd n Webster. OAK, May %. 1sss-
THOMAS A BusEs
AsslneF q Mortgages.
dusEFEUs AILEE, attorney for Asssnse.
AebslsT- Dakota. Mae-g5
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-06-07
MORTGAGE SALE

nHATLT HAVING BEES MADE is TEE
- payment q Tire EUm o -Four q uBdrs5
FuTIy-RNU ENe Hs-lb9 DaIlHrK which IL claimed
Is De duR Il ting Gate Of tins npflrs UPON ger
TAIN MHr1gRrE. q MY sEPeufs3 ana delivered tJy
RICHARD PaINEE H3e EMMA rAINEE his N11s
70 Frs1 2. AaleDZ bearing aEte Lhs Isl dag ui
January A y. 1ss5, ana dClE Hse8rdsa N Ihs
gfios u the Register q Deeds in and t9r thg
GauuTy q DtF sud Tertiary q Dakota, 0u me
5Ib 3ag Il 8H.fIGRrT A J.. 5sSa. NJ s55 B1Elp6k
2. n Ia b1hk q Egr1EEEeg. On page 81 and
81, EuG 10 HcI6bB 81 proceeding 81 law OF
the deta secured by EE3a mortgage, or Eny
pEfI thsrs0E
Ncw THEEEBta-E, NatiBe is hereby gfrsl
Thai tly FiT1us % power q sale contained IN
sE1a mortgage EDd pursuant 10 Ehs Statue II
such cEsE made and provided. The EE5a InlTE-
cited - and egpsrse by sad u urIrbEs VIZ
The sDufh-eGs1 quarter 81 setsiluH MuIlhtsi
IiissTF-s $50 II township number 8Is haD-
drs6 ana tEen1y-fgL- fl2s1 north rEnEs Fifty
zine {as3 Wesd cgBtGiHlIEE 0De hundred En3
sixty ErsrHs according % The government Eurres
VIA Tie hsrre IsEmsuss E1e EFpurTsnEBoeS.
H1ll be Eliia al ut1Je GueIlglIl. - The lsbeEi
e8aasr flI cast, % pay sad osti an interest
ana the taxes, EEDr. On sud prem Elc
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md by SAID IBt-fEEEE IL case 81 5areta asure
safe VII be made By The Sheriff q Edsa Dag
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the rfliArE 81 Agstsier IN said Gounfv and Ter
E5i0sy, Oh the 1sIh Gay q auly A d 1sss- q
1P:B5 clock A Il. Of thEI aEg. saisieel 70 re
dsmyEiUD a. any tine within alls ysHr from 1ts
aEy q sale. a. provided by law
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FRED P WILCOX.
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