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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
To Canada.

ln taking advantage of the cheap ex
cursions to points in eastern Canada
November 18th, 18th, 25tlI, December
End, 9th, 10th, and 23rd, including, Jan
uary 9th, It'll, and Sth. 1880 it will DO vel
to bear in mind that the Wisconsin
Central is the popular line between st
Paul aud Chicago.
That it's train service is peer Of any il
the northwest, aud that its employees have
the unqualified endorsement of patrons
of the road as being courteous to all
alike, and attentive to their duties
Solid through trains leave Minneapolis
daily ut 12:45 p. IN. and 6:25; st. Paul al
! :25 p. III. and 7:l5 p. H.. ARRIVING in
Chicago the following morning, making
close connections for the east.
Tickets aud full information may be
obtained npon application to the nearest
ticket agent. or to +. A. Ansop. General
northwest passenger agent. 10 Nicolles
House block, Minneapolis. MINI. G. E.
Dixon, acting city passenger and ticket
agent. lgo East Third H., II. Paul, MINI.
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49,, Wv ahe year 1893, due January Int, isse. DE-.
default iias secn made In the condi ions II cer.
Ienz aud Mapgi. Mrzc, hts wife - raul
to the american Free hold Land Mortrn~s ' En..
psnny , Of London Limited Mo;tgageo, dated he
MORTGAGE In the Office Of the register of deed. ~
ana for the county Of rcmbina, dakota Tsrritorx
now simie Of Mr. Ii DakO al on tic I4th dav q
CAGES, OIL page bis. A1'f'-
r. And The American Freehold Land Mor,e,re
company 81 London, Limited, Mortgages. Sv
F e s 9a o sa,a d.at and by powell
does hereby declare The whole sum Of money an no
le J., n s1a, dae and payab!e. ind on which
s liz ~ s s 40 70 6s due At he date Of this NO.
~ and nc further sum oil seventy sever, tioiinrs
~ interest, making the ,uiI sum and nm mn
''Ss ed IN Or amd seventy seven s57 dollars
ana no action or proceed ngs ~ law. or in s",,S
part thereof. no W ahS
Hiftl. OF power of sale contained In ni,d ,.r,,S
ca win satd mnrlg.ge and Of tho statute in su"i,
Se foreeIoss ahd e sad mortgage viii
a. l Rse% cn, therein
IN the city of Pembina in The coun,y Of Pemitne
Sta'e OF North Dakota. at public auction IN ,i,.,,
or lis cpu sS'a On ss s9'1a Of; Sl rsmbna b.
m. y. n. d. 1850 at Two O'clock D. IN. to ssiis.
y the amount which shall then Be due on rni;
y dollars (s5 nttorneyr fees as st I'M nd
~! .n Sa,a mortgage The .premiscs described In
s ,n, mr. md 80 /, be sold arc the certain
y Of Pembna and ate ofNorh Dakoia Tf r"an-
~ territory of Dakota ldescr bed M fellow. sn-
S M,' M, m,;s nm1sr enc and three Isl
west Quarter Inv of section three. lsec nj towm.
s 81 " ,;, hundred and sixtytwo (6s) norb. Of
r'.nse iity.siX (5i) west coutainl,S ono hnndrsa
ana sixty (iliu) acres. "''e ""iiateo
rmted Grand Forks n. D., Nov. It'll 1890.
c imh MEXICAN FREEHOLD LAND Moara..r
nn"MrANf OF LONDON, Limited MORTGAGES.
BANGS x Fisk ~ n. Dosu. s"sse'
I'D Attorneys for Mortrncee
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Mortgage Sale

W. %nd interest due March End. a. p isse
a. n,l nas been mnde in The conditions OF GER
,irown, Jr.. Mor,cGyor 10 The New E;nr J",,i,
a"r!."%e Security Company. Mor,pSycc SatsI
s S' ia DAY OF March; a; u, 1881 ana duly re.
leeds in and for the county of Pembina naEots
issfi'nry on the 10th day of May, 1854. nj q: 10
I ~" r,', n, m in book OF mortgages, on page
vrne OF Wcress nS reason oi said default and 6y
a.! nc whole sum oi money secured thereby wa. on
Via. ND Ia! o. March A. D. 1889 due and pay
he , i"" f "h winch there is claimed to be due ut
M G "i his notice the sum of $500 principal
~ que and ,,up"ia, and the further sum Of HI
sim ,.i 'm cue ah,i unpaid. making the full
,, y" n, ',h",ln. :" s';5 GAINED to be due ut the
u; ~ i'',s h"'icc and no acton or procecdinq
ny IL" or IN equity has been instituted 10 recover
''H same "rnnf part ihcreof.
NV W." ;h"lc!"e n":ce is hereby given ilnt by
RUE ni INC power Of sale contained i'm nnd re-
| rh'"ea Win The said mortgage and of ;iIe stu
',''es III zen case made and provided, the said
,,n., ,sa.e Will it foteclosc iy salc of the
from door" Tie court holsc in the ctvt f Penn
h,'',' IN The county Of Pembina, d. r.: nj pubic
II . ~ ny the sheriff Of said unity of .n,Linn,
Of tn"a,n n n's "'pa y on Saturday the 2 til day
H., IL !" satisfy ihc amount which will then lie
"h" On s:.u mortgage and the ccsts and txpcps.
!" sGt l"sei,er with s5oat;arncy's fees us sti.
Lm'iM,'ca ~ sani mortgage. The premises de-
~ ii.eu ~ saiti 1nnfsa.c Ans: 80 10 he sold nrc
w. lf"c! or pnrccl q, req! cs.ntc si,unled
III, ,.'e '"h"H OF Pe'nbiiia and Territory rf Du-
n','. "e'cf'ic;t " follows. to.w!t: The cnst
~ "' ne northeast quarter and the cas-, half rf
'e icast q;arier 0i section ,wcn;y-yeycn n,
M hs'ii .i,e Eiindicd and sixty cH0( lGf) range
my stx (56) IVES, containing one Inn nd rri .,,l
Ny( G.)acrCs. $500
b., na:.d lra::i Forks. y. t. uct. 18th. 1850.
NE NE" ENGLAND MORTGAGE SECURITY Co.
,.,>, r,. Mortgage.
i"'I' ATTORNEYS for Moricurec,
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EXIT DOM PEDRO.

Twenty.four years ago. this same
month, Dom Pedro IL, Emperor of
Brazil came out in his barge OH the
waters of the finest bay in the world,
the harbor of his capital, Rio Janeiru
to visit the then monarch of the seas,
the double turretted monitor, "Mona,l.
nock," Fifty ships Of war of all Ia.
lions dressed their masts with flags,
on every yard.arm stood rows of white
uniformed seamen, while from the gun
decks below, the cannons belchei
forth u national salute. On the waves
Of mist of that foggy morning, the
smoke and particles of unburned pow.
der rolled upward. enveloplng mast
and men, the latter giving many !,
hearty curse OIL allroyal personages and
OH his majesty Dom Pedro in particu.
lar. because every sailor being his
own washer.man, looked with disgust
lat his white uniform all spotted and
speck.ed with smoke and powder.
And now. after all these years
whether in fullillment of the unpious
prayers of that gala day or not, Dom
Pedro again goes on board Of u man.
of.war in that broad bay. but unlike
that other day lie goes, deposed. and
returns not to the shore, but sails away
across the Atlantic, to Portugal. where
he may find friends and Il similar Ian.
guage but not home.
10 outside observers, Dom Pedro
did not seem to deserve this ut the
hands of Brazil. At the beginning OF
his reign lie was almost All autocrat
but voluntarily, lie has gradually relin.
pushed his power and even before
beng deposed. his people boosted that
their government was better than the
republics around them,
lie did much to bring his country
to the level of other nations. in com.
MERGE, education and the availability
of her immense resources, and of his
own will abolished slavery, but the
spirit of liberty was too strong, the
example of other and neighboring re.
publics too catching, and the fear Of
an unsuitable successor to the throne
to imminent to allow such an institu.
ton to remain longer,
by present reports the revolution
was quiet and bloodless, the army aid
navy acted in concert and the En-.
peror was paid good round sum,
promised an annuity. for life and quiet.
= told togo.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

One of the best, if not the best
things to have in the house where a
lot of youngsters are growing up. is the
Youths Companion. 1t contains just
the class of reading that is instructive
interesting and entertaini ng, and is
the best corrective we know of to the
evils Of the trashy dime novel litera.
ture with which the country is flooded.
by the way we notice that the older
people find something interesting in it
too. 1t comes every week and there is
no better Christmas present for boys
and girls. from twelve gears upwards,
or that will please them better, than
this periodical. See advertisement in
this issue.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or TINT have given such universal satis.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time. and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price if satisfac.
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely OH their merits. Sl,or,
Bros, druggist. 81
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring
yon satisfactory results, or in case Of
failure return of purchase price. On
this safe plan you can buy from our adj
vertised druggist a bottle of DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption. 1t is
guaranteed 10 bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection of Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Wllooping Cough, Group, ETC.,
etc. Iii spleasant and agreeable to taste,
perfectly safe. and can always be de-
pended upon. Trial bottles free a: Short
Bros drug store. 81
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Distribution IN DAKOTA,

We are in receipt Of Is well written
circular on PROSTITUTION in Dakota
from our commissioner of immigra.
ton. After giving Il statement rs to
the resources and wealth Of Dakota
he concludes rs follows. and every
well informed Dakotaim will coincide
with his views.
This much rs prelude to tile denial
we mako to the senseless, but we hope
not malicious, stories extensively tel.
egraphed over the country during the
last month that thousands are OH the
verge of starvation in the two Dakotas.
In support of this denial we submit
tables, showing crop returns from
every organized county in North
Dakota and South Dakota for 1889.
1t is not to be understood that the ex.
istence of some restitution in Dakota
is denied. 1t does exist. There are
districts i'll some of the counties where
the people have been unfortunate
enough to lose two successive crops
and they are in very reduced circum.
stances; in most cases, however, they
are men who came poor in purse and
unskilled in farming. How natural
for those in grievous want to appeal
to the large and wealthy trade centers
for help. even with filled larders in
sight belonging to more prosperous
neighbors.
The inference from sensational
stories and pathetic appeals is that
the two Dakotas enter the Union with
their people in condition of starvation.
This is unjust and unfair. Let it be
emplatically understood that every
county has surplus enough to supply
all the destitute within the boundaries
of the two young States, Sd rich in
resources and SO confident of future
power and greatness.
Respectfully,
i. II. HAGERTY,
Commissioner of Immigration.
Executive Office, Pierre. South Da.
kota, Nov. 18th, 1889.
1 heartily concur in the foregoing
statemsnt of facts and the recon-.
mentlations therein set forth.
Signed. a. z. MELLETTE, Cover.
nor of South Dakota.
Executive Office. Bismarck, North
Dakota, Nov. 9th, 1889.
| cordially endorse the egoing
statement of the condition and re.
sources Of our people.
Signed, JOIN MILLER. Governor
Ut North Dakota
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

III the make up Of the house OF
representatives, II. a. Thacker Of
Hamilton, got plum in the shape of
assistant sergeant at arms; and Robert
will be Eat home" in the legislative
halls ut Bismarck this winter. If Jud
don't get the senatorsllip, why we are
not left entirely anyway. Mr.. Thack.
er has Geen a hard working republi.
can for a nuMb Der of years and his
many friends congratulate him on this
recognition of his services.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

The Bismarck Tribune offers to
send its daily to any address during
the session of the Legislature, for two
dollars. The Tribune reports are
always neat, complete and natty. and
the offer they make is cheapness itself.
particularly if the session last, four
months as it may.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
Save ona NIGHT.

BY purchasing your tickets over The
Burlington from st. Paul TO Chicago
when going east. The fair will be very
low on certain dates, and The Burling-
ton T.. B. 4 N. Il. R.) is day line from
st. Paul, saving you one nights ride and
avoiding detention OH the way.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

Hearings were had in the land Office
yesterday in the cases of Ephriam Z. A.
Eastman and Isabelle Young, of Pembinu
county, held for cancellation upon the
report of Special Agent Rowe. The eyi.
dence in the Eastman case was so over.
whelmingly in favor of the claimant that
Special Agent Lounsberry moycd to dis.
miss the case.
Special ::Agent I.ounsberry yesterday
heard two more cases Of cancelled entries
i'll Grand Forks land district. The case
of Isabelle Young. which came up yes.
terday, was concluded. and although NO
decision was reached, it is believed tina,
the cancellation will he sustained. In
this case Land Commissioner Sparks can.
celled the entry, and one William Collins
made an entry oil the land. The parties
in interest bring suit to decide the owner.
ship of the property. The case was
l,otly contested. +. J. Phelps, of Fargo,
and Robert Muir, Of Hamilton, appeared
for Miss Young and Richard Bennett
for Collins. 1t was charged that he,
residence on the land was not sufficient
as she was teaching school at the time
and that she proved up OH it for he,
brother
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

l.. W. Noyes, of Chicago, the maker Of
Dictionary Holders, sends upon receipt
of two-cent stamp to pay postage, a
series Of very pretty blotters of most ex.
cellent quality. One has cut of a little
drum-lnajor Cupid at the head of two
long columns of Dictionary Holders, aud
this is his speech: II am quiet little
drummer for the Moves Holders. 1t is
my mission to call attention to the fact
that these are the only Holders that
have strong springs to hug the book
firmly together. thus keeping the dust
out of the upturned edges. The posses
ion Of Noyes' Dictionary Holders has
made about 900 families happy and
accurate III the use Of words. Buy a
Noyes Dictionary Holder from your book.
seller and see how mucl, more frequently
you will refer to the dictionary"
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

We notice that the Emerson Times
is advertised for sale. Now that this
paper has u monopoly Of the news.
paper business in a largo section OF
the country, 1t seems to us as though
| it should be Il good stand,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
Buck,en.a Arntca Saliva

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores. letter. Cbapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, Or no pay re-
puirt.i. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by Short
i;rOa. 2l-1y
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22
new FLOUR and FEED STORE

The undersigned desires to call
the attention of the farmers and
people i'll general to the fact that
he is now prepared to supply all
with Flour and Feed of all kinds.
WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY
Taken in exchange, or for cash, at
the highest market price.
Store on corner Stutsman and
Second streets Pembina.
II. C. FELDMAN,
Proprietor.
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Photography.

Our Photograph Gallery is now open
every day and we are prepared to do
first class work in every particular. Call
and see US. We guarantee satisfaction.
soft SHORT Bros.
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All Manitohans

Who wish to visit Canada this white
should insist on r. Il. agent giving them
a ticket by The Burlington from st. Paul.
It 81 thefast line.
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MARSHALL COUNTY
NURSERIES.

Northern grown Fruit and For.
est Trees, Shrubbery, Eyergreens,
aud ornamental goods. Tree seeds
and timber claim stock specially
Try the
HARDY RUSSIAN WILLOW,
for wind breaks OH prairie lands.
Address, Marshall County Nurser.
les, ingalls,. MINI.
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[I LAND OFFICE, GRAND FORKS, D r
In Probate t.o,,rs

STATE of NORTH DAKOTA.
County Of Pembinu. III Probate Court.
deceased. 10 ocios
~, Socc Is asre'y given that Harvey p. Smith,
by. deceased. has rendered and nrrsrni.d 81.
.e,tenit H. and i;l,d in said court Lis ansl nc.
Y%n, Of a,im,!nislr"icn Of said estate. and
Mnnffas. .a'h estate is ready for dilirii ution,
lg dny of II term of >aid CONT. to.wit: Of the
'hhnarS term. 1870. AZ ten O'Clock n. IN. nj the
%Ir n.e ~ the city Of pemhinn The county
our: for the settlement of said account, ui,d the
'!.irlh,lii"n OF Enid estate. NJ which time ard
maer any I!rrson interested il said estate may u
.a' anu n ms exceptions in writing 10 the snid
rc"nh' anu contest The same III the ti.trihuticY
thereof. ApMrn -. ."u"In
Dated Nov. l.l 1852. 1920 Jn,J,o
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Canadians,

visit the old home this winter, and when
You buy your ticket, be sure they read
over The Burlington from st. Paul to
Chicago.
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7 T LAND OFFICE, Grand Forks. Dsko,u,

~. Nov. End, 1889. '''"'" ''fAs' nak"'"'
>n',reis aereby given that the following. nam.
4 %c , iiyr r.. lied notice Of his Intention t. make
,i i"n' III s,pioit OF his cnim. and that said
va e court o: remhina Co.. y. d. in Pombinn' \.
Pm Dec; si-i. is.9. Viz: Jnser, MartinenlI, If
r. -" l,'!' ann u. s. No. lolai for the cT NV
a:ii '''lS and 2, sec. 81. 1,;:, H. r ii -. NV
He names The fo!lowin. witnesses Il, nroxo III.
tnh,!ha';'s residence upon and cultivation of
s'lt ihn'l; w; AnIono Lcngtc.rp, E!chnrd De.
naf;'tS Levi Dema,ries. al Mct 'n,,r..ii aud M,
Heating Of fynrr. J, nj t,nn"rr "" Ill
i-~ Register
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Legal Blanks

The following blanks will be found i,
Stock q. the PIONEER ExpRFsSs Office. mn,
ing prices: y"
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ccan'y S"H Iy'ab 1n%'A PROBATE COURT.
deceased. "'''" "est'
On ren,t:n" and cling III. ,r..i;on nf ,.,,,..,,
Mes'. aa'ninisirnt"r; sc.in. :orih tl.c amour, 81
ptisiai estate that has lie to his hands nrd
II "i aim 'Av,iI' ,ne .'"n, %i deL;s out
'inn o. al !r really of which ss;d deceased diaI
's'"rI: anu INC condition and value OF the re-.
aTs ". I.mh. 'nritot; :nl rrayins that ii.
tchtc d" 10 nm granted. iu sci, the suuiL aust
quarter s:c!i"n IL. township Ga, range ~ rmJ
Cur acres OF lie southwest corner of snutl, ra.t
,aaF'np by .aa n, l range 5G and j, a.
len! personal estate in the hand. of s,id admin
i.!alor 10 pay "a Id debts and that il is necess.ry
estate. " E"'" 'e"
u j: therefore ordered. that a!i persons intc.
>,su N 'nid estate appear before the Judge of I'M.
'", ,n ,h s;tl.day' the nh day Of December a.
u. ~ II ln"c."rka. III. II the cour, house in
III femnina III lrolintr then and there TO show
n"st. u amy mere be. why license should NOT bc
Tried L" aid administrator to sell said real en-
hte ",c"fhih:' 20 Tue prayer of said petition
.iid u Is further ordered. TINT II COW of ,his
'rGrr snail he published for four successive
"e er. prior 10 said day .: hearing in the Pc.
'hEH EArEks' u weekly newspaper. printed
nj published al Fcmbinu. in said county,. and
,"f,oHa!tE served on all persons Interested in
ai az, G,ts:G resulS ~ said county at least four
i:o'heT persons Interested. accordin. TO law pun
n ~, ,i, NJ rsmbina, This stl day OF Now lss..
-! 'he court. Il. y. ARMSTRONG;
10 Judge of Probate. Pemblun 10
T 5. land OFFICE. GRAND FORKS. D-.T
Hoitre is hereby given that the follcv i,r
,mmSd s.t'lef has filed notice o his Intention ts
mn, nai pref in support Of his clnim and TINT
ai rfnnf VIII be made hi fore The ju Is md e1.
lilro clerk # The probate court. of P.Ini I'M
,"liniy, \; D., on Dec. 2Ist IsSp. W. nc,a ,ua
'uher.n. D.s, for the net. sec. 81, twp, lC.. N,
n"ehl. west. A'~' ~
lie isme> the following witnesses to prove his
;n,'l ln, residence npcn, and cult vution Of
" q h,iu w: dos ;sean, j. l.. PARTISAN
'ette penbina couiliy.S. ID. in. CoRar 1o''
~ llegivter.
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NOTICE. Whereas. certain foreign dutiablt
4NEoods, wares, and merchandise hive her, to
fore been seized for violation Of the United Sta c,
revenue law. And whereas due notice TO ella M
Ant have been published accordingly to law
Now therefore notice Is hereby given, that vii
on Saturday the eth day Of December 1880, at
O'Clock In the afternoon of said dsy, at the Gus
tom HOUSE at ahe port Of Pembina, N. ID. sell a,
public auction TO the highest bidder there for fol
cash the following property to.wit: Two 6lach
mares five years old one lingt spring wagon and
one sat double harness. n. Z. NELsoN
Dep. Collector OF CuSiOn,s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-22

find Ideal Tooth Powder is without
exception the best have ever used.
WITH its aid keep my teeth very clean
with any other powder have ever tried
before. 50 says Ferdinand z. Chartard,
Baltimore, Md.
by The way. will YOU buy and use Ideal
Tooth Powder? We can thoroughly rec.
ommcnd it. Il. L. Nichols, Dentist, Sa
lima. Kansas. says, Ideal Tooth Powdc,
is IN my estimation, just what its name
indicates: An engraving 20 "a is give,
witt! each two bottles. Price Is cent
per bottle.
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T Is. LAND OFFICE. GRAND FORKS. n-T
~ Oh. .l. lScl. ~ > :

Notice is hereby given .la; the following
nance! set'er llas ied notice OF his intention r.,
maj. Ii';al proof in support OF Ills claim. and
II h.s absence. the ,ierk of the Distr Ct tonrt
:,'i:ii'in;l Certify. DIT, al Pc.nhina. DIT. on,
s"| ~ q, 'i' ssa VIZ Ita"c J. !ongl, for
He names The tnllowin. witressts IN nroxc hi.
'nh,hh"Et residence upon. and cultivation OF
,H'ii i';hH, w: Gideon l.oonler. Abraham Shnn.
c:sion Of Inwcsmort. ID. r. ." ~ '''-
,,,, J. VI. CoRBET.
Register
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CAattcI Mortgage >nIc


w !EEEAS. one Lewis Calder, did. Oh Ire
w I'm gay ~ pc"einler, i''>T. make his Ger.
~ ~ cha',el MOI "asc ct 'c following described
iht'l Us. '"'Mli: Unc whi:e On nine years. onr
"a OK white flank, nine years cd; enc roam
=. s:i' Year, 90: one real c':w live years Old:
~" II hnanriiy wheat ard rais. 10 David Upil
r. y S,'H;t ihr payment Of the sum of One
~ nt,d ~; by dollars. (sisUl together with
.'u :tsi 'ntF,rn ut laper cent per ainum from
and M''rc.s te:anl, has teen made in the
'tths q s'id mortgage in that said note was moi
pi',i i'"f aIi a: thereof hen Tie sumc fell dine
,lia ,!''i al n1iGa."r has departed tiam inc
Nv icrat":c, io;i'c is hereby gwen. ,j,at bv
N.r'';e .! =! 1t mortgage and by my :u,hv,i NJ
, .ii 49," 81 o.. estate ri pnv O:.iiv.e dc.
ia.':' 'i' pi's'ni 'w!Hr inc:o"i | will sell tic
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NOD .;.i:' acksm II, 81, j. II Inc eli, If PEN.
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