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tn Is CRADLE.

Born-In Waverly, September 30. to the
wife Of DIR. Chas. Smith, boy.
- In Higginsyille, October l, to the wife
Of Mr.. II. w. Hill-a girl.
- In this city, October q. to the wife oil
Mr.. John L. Bush 1t boy.
- In Odessa, October 6,to the wife of Mr..
John A. Swetnam-a girl.
In Waverly, September 80, to the wife
of Mr.. A. S. Johnson-a boy.
- In Lexington township, October 10. TO
the wife of Mr.. Simon Rileg-a girl.
- In this city, October 8, to the wife OF
Mr.. Elias Spruce-a 10y. Child lived 4 days
- In Columbia. Mo-, October 9, TO the
wife OF Mr.. William Carter, nee Ada Billiard
"a girl.
- At Higginsville, October 1, to the wifi
OF Mr.. Thomas w. Hill. nee Cricket Camp
bella girl.
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Mr.. E. Sisson requests his adde's changed
from Corder TO AuIIyille.
The Intelligencer is under obligations to
Mr.. +. ID. Saunders for a splendid photo
graph of the pontOOn bridge.
Miss Emma Kelly, of e. +. c., received a
telegram Thursday announcing The death OF
very dear lady friend III her home InMcPher-
son. Kansas, and left yesterday morning Tor
tlat place to attend the funeral.
Smallpox is reported in the MAYHEM
neighborhood. The ~sirictest watch is being
kept to prevent it from spreading. We hope
the matter IS all a hoax and that the sick ones
will soon recover. Thus far the disease,
whatever it may be, has been kept from
spreading farther than to the members of the
family in which it is supposed TO have Origi-
mated.
Louis Rust OF Higginsville appeared before
the county court Thursday with his wife,
whom he alleged was insane and had been so
tor Il. arly two years, and as she had 10 estate
out OF which to pay the expenses OF medical
cure wished her sent to the asylum at the ex-
pense OF the county. The court heard EVIL
dence IN the case and decided that she was
not "a proper subject to go under the care Of
the county.
Mr.. j. II. McKOwen, OF Newton, Kans.,
special agent of the Western Home Insurance
Co., was in the city yesterday. He Is one of
those rare specimens of humanity known as q
Kansas democrat and hailed with such delight
the sight of a good Missouri democrat that he
discarded most OF his business cares and en-
tered into a Joint debate of the tlritf question
, with our representative, Boz, and continued
il until the time came for his departure.
In all pr liabilities there will 6e Il shortage
OF speakers at the tariff reform meeting a
Hiyginsvil!e to-day. but there Is no blame To
he laid on the Manager for not securing them.
The township committees were each TO select
their OWE speakers and ii was confidently ex-
urclrd TINT Alrssrs. Peak and Wallace, OF
/, X .nsas CITY, would address The c-ONd, but
t.cy write that owing to the large amount oil
business they now have on hand L would be
almost treason TO their clients 10 have them
at ,hi- time. Chairman blackwell an Score
r tary Ryland have also been putting fOrtl
+ every fort to secure speakers but their efOr'S
u hive been in vain. They have written Il
n several prominent gentlemen but so far witt
II ont success. Senator CockreIi may he q err
To- >prak, %, Chairman Blackwell leIc4 raphe,
., 3, Va lr- terday urging the necessity OF SON
D.. Luo ue ug present, but II As uncertain.
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Waddell. Mrs. Bay and grand daughter. Miss
Sadie McClelland; Miss Annie Keene, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jos. Bailey. Messrs. Ben Hamlet,
CLas. Marshall, Pat Pagan. Jas. Nickel, j no.
Young, Jr.. Mrs. Jos. Homer, Misses Laura
Winkler. Lizzie and Katie Selling, Cora and
Genevieve Russell, Mrs. DIR. J. f. HaSsGIl
Messrs. Robt. and Jas. Cheatham, VIM. II.
Greer, Jno. Heathman, Miss Birdie Purnell,
Gus. HearIe, j. X. Davis, Theo. Sender, }
FL. Sender. Louis Gratz, N. w. Smith. {. %
Smith, Ed. Lee. MIN. McFadin. Mr.. Thomas
Strameke, wife and daughter. Miss Mary.
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9esklg gatelli9enfer.
OfTIcie I County Paper.
SHORTS.

Ahrens' new ad this morning-read 1t.
Grimes " Venable, jewelers., have just re-
ceiVed a beautiful new stock Of solid silver
ard plated ware. octl2t4
ID, Heacker is the only one in the city that
handles Fausts oysters and celery, Thy them
once and YOU will want no other brand. IL
Go to Loomis' grocery store, 18th and
franklin avenue. for your castor machine oil.
He hs the best. ~juue15tl
Persons .ailIng TO get their paper regularly
from the carrier will greatly oblige US by
= leaving word at this office, where u paper
wi be given you and a reprimand to inc
~ II we hear no complaint, OF course
k.Jdst conclude that the paper Is left win
due Ies ~ularity. u
Call and see all the new styles and the lat
est novelties In ladies', misses and childrens
cloaks at Abrams, o5tf
Mrs. 8. p. Arnold has recently visited 81.
Louis returning with a choice selection OIL
millinery goods. ocllzts
Cheapl Cheap!l l have just received a car
of tine Michigan salt, fresh from the mine'
aud have another one on the road, which 1
will sell at 81 20 per barrel. Come and get
It. A. Loomis. iune22i
The most thorough and efficient instruction
on the Piano, Organ. Violin, Viola' Contra
bass. etc., and In Theory and Is
sgiyen by +. j. Zeisberg at the Z. A. Semi
Sa.v sl4tf
so Loomis' grocery store. 18Th AID
FrankIh avenue. for your castor machine oil
III HAS the hest, juno lot
the Ed W. IL. Ahrens dry goods bazaar
Headquarters for cloaks. calls special atten'
: ton to their new stock which Is now reau'
for vour insnec,iop o5tf
- Wedding presents, a large ana eompie'
stoek suitable for wedding and holiday pre-
sents. Just received, at Grimes q Venao'e
Jewellers. = ~;
EzFausts oysters can only be secured IN 'h'
city ut d. HeaCker's restaurant ana oaAer!
Tenth and Main streets. oe'iS'|
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NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
IN other persons Iniei cstcd in the estate OF
Henry Galbraith, deceased. that the under
signed, administrator with Will ann Xed. will
apply To make n final settlement of said estate,
at the November term, 1859. of the Probate
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, to he be-
gun and held at the Probate court room, in
the city OF Lexington, on the second Monday
in November, 1883 H.. j. GALBRAIIH,
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We wish to inform school directors and
others Interested. tina. we have again manu-
featured a LOT Of our celebrated School Desks,
which we will sell at very low prices. Re.
specially, aStf WINKLER FURNITURE Co.
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ADMINISTRATO RS N TICE.

7 EITERS of administration on the estate OF
IL ClOrinda J%unkins. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1889. by the Probate court of Lafayette
county. Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to
the administrator within one year after The date
of sad letters or they may be precluded from
any benefit OF such estate; and if such claims be
not exhibited within two years from the date OF
said letters they will be forever barred.
This 18th day of September, 1889
JONAS Il. FERGUSON,
lnniOlIh AAnn ial rninr
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OFFICE.

OERSONS wanting work of any kind or those
{ desiring to employ laUOrers. cooks or SER
wants, can register their names ut my grocery
and dry goods store, on main street, opposite the
pOstofiice. No charge for registering. and The
small fee required will only he collected when
The parties agree and then by the person en-
| nlnYinR. inlN 2OYl JNO. X. .,ORDAN.
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For Sale
GOOD INVESTMENTS.

HOUSE two doors west of Morrison-Went
IL worth Bank. Good store room and rooms
above
House on Main-CrOss street, between South
and Franklin avenue, known rs the Vaughan
property. Good store room and rooms above;
good location. Also residence of six rooms
adjoining, now paying II good rental; will pay
10 per cent on Investment.
House on West-ThIrd street, known rs the
Lee property. Residence Of seven rooms, two
cellars. cistern and 100 feet front A good loca-
ton and will pay Il good per cent on investment.
Residence OF eight rooms first door east Of the
Episcopal church. on Franklin avenue, niiy
feet front. There is no better investment In the
city. THIS property must advnncc.
The store room and two floors above, on
Franklin avenue. just back of the courthouse,
now occupied by Smith Bros. This is excellent
property and Ia sure to advance in value
One half interest IL slauRhte- house AMI
ground near the Rock bridge, in the western
part OF the city. This wi be good property in
II short tine
will dispose of the above named property al
most reasonable prices in order to close the
estate Those wishing To make safe investments
would do well to call on me.
J. n. SMITH,
Administrator Of the estate Of w. ii. smith.
decreased.
Sixteenth and Franklin avenue. mch9tf
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FOR RENT.

ACLEDE HOTEL, Lexington. Mo, o.
IL partly furnished and IN fair order H-T.
10 TO 10 rooms Situated on the main %f,.,l
cuisines street IN the heart OF the city. -HiaA
Possession August LIST. Apply to
T.. WINSOR X son
Lexington. No.
CASTLE 4 Aiken.
;unn1ntf G.I.l., ~
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STATE OF
COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE
In the Circuit Court OF said co~unty-In vacation,
December term, 1859
Christian Kinney,
Va.
Clara Elizabeth Kinney. Theodore
A. kinZry, n minor, Florence SPetitiOn.
kGna Kinney, Il MINOR, and
Frank NJ. Kinney, II minor.
rJNO the said Clara Elizabeth Kinney and
L Theodore A. KinSry: You are hereby no
titled that said pluiGtir, Christian Kinney, has
commenced Il suit against you in the circuit
court OF said county by petition, the object
ana general nature of which is to diyest Won on
he title to the following described real estate,
situate in Lalay etle county, Missouri, VIZ: Ali
that part oil ground lying immediately south Of
the west one hundred 400 Ieet OF lot number
one ~, of Smiths addition To the town OF
liiggInsviile, and rs far sOuih rs Perseverance
street, in Claws addition 20 the tho town oil
Higginsvillc. all IN Lafayette county, Missouri.
Also a certaI tact or parcel of land in the
town of HigginsvIlie, Lafayette county. Mis-
sOurI, more arIIculaTly describes! as follows:
One hundI ed 400 feet front ny two hundred ana
fifty esp tcet deep on OF The west side of lot
number one %, of smiths addition to the
town OF lligSInsvIile. Lafayette county, Nj 70
souri,. ant Nert the same in III tlntin
AMI you are farther notified that unless
YOU hc nul appear ut the next regular necem-
brr tenn ol ili- cnurI, to h" begun and held ut
the courthouse. IN he lily If Lexington,
. on he second day of Dr',UnnI next, aud on OF
before the Gti dIl In"r" +, ii The term shall so
long continue, aud II n" Inn b.iorr the end
o. tn tcrm, uad Ua-w = salt p,tton HE same
will he taken ~ confessed
hnti / luItl, = ct 'Crc,i that . COPY hereof he
published in The LrNinstui " r.kly Intelligent
crr, II ncwspai e. luhitattsi IL said county al
Ltray cite, fpr four week .ucccS-Nrly, tn" la.
commencement at the neat tenn OF taIs court.
a true copy. Attest:
nv FRANK ruuDG II {.
Graves Y AuIi. attorney for rlaiatifs.
Az the latest ST. les in jewelry. walrhe-,
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FINAL

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors and
other persons interested in the estate of
Sidney Harris, deceased. that the UNDER
signed, public administrator. will apply to
make II final settlement OF said estate at the
November term, 1889, of the Probate court OF
Lafayette county, Missouri, to lie begun and
held at the Probate court room, in the city OF
Lexington, on the second Monday in Novem-
Der. 1889 10 A. WILSON,
spUi2il5 Public Administrator
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HOME MONEY TO LOAN.

THE monev now IN nanus belonging to the
/ estate of minors is TOR loan, Part on prime
real estate AMI part on good personal security.
Parties desiring TO borrow will do well to call
Office over +. Winsor & Son.
mayl3ti S n WILSON,
Public administrator and eX-Officr Pub. Cur.
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PUBLIC SALE.

T WILL SELL At THE RAIL H5{fSS&
L ROADSIOCK YARDS,In May ~
view, Mo. ~
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1883,
the followinR:-TweIty head of two-year-old
grade Angus and Short Horn Steers; 90 three
fourths blood Yearling Hereford Steer mostly
dehOrncd; 20 three-lOnrths YearlIng II 'reford
HeIiers, mostly dehOrned; 10 Yearlin" grad
Angus Steers; 40 Yearling grade Shot. Horn
Steers; l three-yrar-Old Short Horn stag; .
Angus Cows and i Calf. and Galloway Cows
and ! Calf.
Sale viii commence Mt ] O'Clock
Terms liberal and made known ut sale.
OCil2td HENRY G. CHILES.
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FOR RENT.

THREE DESIRABLE BRICK COT
i tages, just completed, in Pome- Ee3,.l
roy's addition, Rents reasonable. k4,m,l
Apply to x&H2
aaniogtf q w HYDE
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FOR SALE.

ID Y authority oil the will OF John G.. <Aa
IL Young, deceased i offer al private Etf..1
sale his late residence, lot 3 and 20 f. ct EHimI
OF lot 2, block %. First Addition to -L1.A-
Lexington. being l25 Icpt on Franklin avenue
and AZ lcct on Main Cross or 18th street. Thu
dwelling IN Il substantial brick structure Of ten
large rooms The property is well supplied
with out buildings, choice fruit, good watr'
and modern co"veniences. and Is one of tn,
most desirable situations IN the citv. Term
easy. Apply to Mr James Green on the prem
ises or to the Undersigned.
may4tI GEO. Nj. CATRON
Executor of John G.. Young. dereas Il
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I WILL cell ut Public Auction, one ~
L mile east OF the Little Sni bridge. kSN
on the Old Fair Grounds road, and NA
adjoining the County Il ,rm, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1889,
the f%Ollowin per. Onal property, tO-wit:
One lot al Turning indictments. ! oh Sled, ]
Roller. / Binder, 2 Cows and Calves, | Dry
Cow, 3 Yrarline Steers. 2 Young Brood Mares,
| Good Work Mule. 2 YearlIng Mules, 2 two
year-Old and l Ieariing Horse Colt, l three
vear-Old Horse, and about fifty head of stock
UAgs.
TEIiMS:-A credit of nine months will be
given. without interest.
scpr2l,f JOHN NJ. RICE.
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STRAYED

BOUT one month aga II twO-year- L
4 oil Black IlcIier Calf. Marks: hTSSS
llul" IN light ear ami -pliL in lett ear. I-Ms
Finder Will be rewarded. -
ort,uI JnSEpU KIST
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L.. r. KAUFMAN,
MATCHMAKER. JEWELER
E.E'G "a. YER.
Repair NC of Watches. Clocks, Jew
eiry, etc A Specially.
All Kinds CT CT implicated Wclk
Solicited.
SHERIEF,S SALE.

Workshop IN the Real Estate Office Of
4. WinsOr Il Son, Opp. Courthouse. SILT
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Notice.

Beautiful line of wedding presents, just
received, at NJ. +. Royle Il Son.
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LARGE English BERKSHiRE
HOGS For AL

YOUNG SHELTON Is THE HEAD RvYA
Il OF MY HEARD NV Principal 5~
BI""iinE Stock IL recorded with the AaAAas
National Swine Breeders Association.
mCh9Lf JAMES HAM, COrder. Mo
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Az tnc latest NlS les IN jrwelry. ~alrhe.,
diamonds, CHAINS, bracelets. nrckl rr~. Nrw
= nch rud low nCi'c, at GrimrS y E.n Die,
lrweIcrs. vcti2v4
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FOR RENT,

two story frame dwelling house 49,
with five rooms and Two halls, on kHnj
south side NJ tIn SIT cci, near the corner Etiiiil
Ol lot street. Apply to X&.2
nug2ilI RICHARD FIELD.
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~ lthNt tlIS "fhN i'Als
And midst the brotherhood on high
To he ,t home with Gnl

To UB Ut IUHT0 WIFI VVW
She has only gone home, gone 10 meet oar
dear departed loved ones. We have laid her
irail body in the tomb, all that l. earthly of
her, to await the morning of The resurrection.
the "voice Of the archangcl, aud the trump
of aod;" when this corruption shalt pat on
interruption and this mortal @hIll Vul on in
mortality; when together with all vho 'uyc
our Lord Jesus we shall meet 10 par ~"
more. SARAH EASTWOOD.
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T. EiI"R'EHE LEST.

TNHE fOllOwInRlcttersr renamed uncalled for at
i the pOatOliCe Ut Lexington. Lafayette cOun-
~. Missouri, Oct =, 1853:
RrOpk5, VIM. l.. Rev. Clark William b.,
CothTHine, W. IL. Cooper VIM.
Dhpcl, william Gatlung, Ad0lph
GrInilh. Lot Hardy W, b..
lldrrluann,W William, Hnllins, Let
Hines. Guerthy Lnughiin j. NJ.
baughlIu, B4rthey, Miller Caroline Mrs.
Monroe, john Murrstb, W. Ada
NORTH =. Pepkin, w. Rev.
iiOans, Henry Sims, W. l..
Taylor, Winnie Williams, James w.
Welsh, a. NJ Skinner and wife, 8.
CARDS.
Buemb!e, f.. A. Cook, + ID
Hudson. Ann Mrs. PierrOn, T.. j..
Styles, Sarah Mrs
When calling Tor these please say they were
advertised p-S Il Nj
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION:

| STATE OF MISSOURI,
| COUNTY OF LAFAYETTE.
In the Circuit Court OF said county-In vacation 0,
December term, 1859
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29

.rhe West Side s. s..Teachers' lnstl-
tute to be held at the NaTienee school
house, upon sabbath evening April 9TH
exercises to begin AZ O'Clock p. NJ.
list Opening Exercisss-I. N. Rich.
End Model Class Exercise upon the
lesson fer April It'll, S. Binford.
Srl should an unconsecrated person
be q s. S. teacher Mrs. Huntley, Mrs.
S. Sowerwine, MIR. Hall OF Waterbury,
and MIR. G. G. Smith,
4th What prominence should music
have in the S. Messrs G. V. Mar
tin and w. S. Brown, and Mrs. Dan
Waterbury and Mrs. Drown.
9Th How can we best secure the re-
gular attendance Of $. S. pupils IN this
new country Prev. S. 7. Huntley,
Messrs Chas. Hayward and O. j. Mar
shall, Mrs. Tryon and S. j. shrimp.
9th miscellaneous business. Exer-
cises to be interspersed with music.
Mrs. S. Sowerwine ! PROGRAM Com
and |. S. Blnfold Aoss '''-' ''''
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-03-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made i'll the pay
nent OF Jour installments OF the money secured
by morgage dated the 18th DAY Of ;Septsmher
Sopia NiemeHer His wife. of The county of Jcr-
aud and Territory Of Dakota, to w, j. Rowden,
of the county OF Palo Alto. and State of Iowa.
and which mortgage was recorded i'll the Office
of the Register OF Deeds OF the county OF Jer-
and, Territory of Dakota, in Book OF Records
OH page s$l, on the 22d day of September, 1886,
Whereas. 1t was stipulated in saio mortgage
that if default would be made III the payment OF
amy portion OF the principal or interest prompts
ii default he made in the payment of the taxes
assessed or to be assessed on said premises, be-
fore the same shall become delinquent, then The
whole sun. both principal ann interest, at once
Whereas, default has been made in tho pay
ment OF the sum OF SlT.5o which became due
which became due, December 1st, 1887, and The
further SUN Of $1,000 which became due June
1st 1898. and the further sun Of 5000, which
became due December 1st 1888
Whereas. default has been made in payment
| of the taxes assessed on said real property, as
| agreed by the said mortgagor III said mortgage:
and
Whereas default has been made in keeping
the buildings on said mortgaged premises III
sured as Stipulated for in said mortgage: and
| Whereas the whole amount OF principal and
| interest has become due by reason of such de-
| fault; and
Whereas. the amount claimed to be due upon
Sllil mortgage at Ine uale OF tllS nOllce. is the
sum OF One Hundred and Thirty-four Dollars
and seven1y-seyen cents. (s134,77. towit: sll2.0o
principal, and $50. ~ interest. and Fifty Dollars
attorneys fees stipulated for in said mortgage.
Now. Therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage. and duly recorded rs aforesaid. aud
i'll pursuance of the statute in such ease made
and provided. the said mortgage will be fore
closet by,a sale of the lnortgaged premises
therein described, at public AUCTION by the
sheriff of Jerauld county at the front door OF
| 1l,a Irf ptr+o
County Of Jera.!!d and Territory of Dakota. on
the 3oth day of March, 1889. 2 O'clock in Ihe
afternoon of that day. The Mortgagcd prem
Uses are situated in tile County Of Jerauld in tic
Territory OF Dakota, and are described as fol
| lows. tO-Wit:
The North East qaarter of section No. TWEEN
ty i2ol in Township No. One Hundred and Six
lOG. Range No. SiXty-seven, CT. west of the 5tl
p. NJ. and containing One Hundred and Sixty
acres. according to the United States Govern
ment survey.
Dated at Madison, d. T., this 18th day OF
February, A, u. 1857.
WI BowpEH. NJ ortgaeee,
| w. N.NELsoN, Attorney for Mortgage.
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SUMMONS.

TERRlToRR OF. Dakota. lss
Second Judicial District. S.
Il, 5. Ormsby, J.W.Clute)
and a. L. Ormsby.
VS.. In the District COurt
JOIN !. +. Miller Penelope in an and Tor Jeraaid
;. Miller. Thomas 4, Null County.
Calvin Noldernan and
Sarah A. Lloyd,
The TERRITORY Of DAKOTA sends Greeting
10 the above named defendents; You are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint OF this action Which will be on file on
the lSt day Of March A. D.. 1889 in the office OF
the Clerk OF the District Court within and for
the county OF Jerauld Territory of Dakota, at
the Court House In Washington Springs Coun-
ty OF Jerauld d. T., and to serve a copy Of your
answer on the subscriber at his office in the
CITY OF Madison. Dakota Territory, within
thlIty days after the service Of this summons,
exclusive OF the day of scrvic e. If you fail to
ans answer r; tile complaint With that time, tie
plalntlll VIII apply to: the court for the relief
demanded u the complsint.
1ated FEBRUARY 2Gth 1889.
Dakota. -
To all the above named de .endents. you will
please pleas TAKE notice that tn .compant in the
me clerh OF the District Corl for Jerauld corln.
ty, OH the 23cd day of Febru ary 1882
W n NELSON, Pin titf'S Attorney
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MORTGAGE SALE,

MCNjNA(Ii. DAHL.
Names OF Mortgagors William NJ Titus, and
Nora T.. Titus, his wife: Name of Mortgage,
r. w. little: Date of Mortgage, Sept o7tli, 1886.
Recorded 2;10p III. Nov. s. 1886, in the office OF
the Register of Dec!ls OF Jeraul county. Eako-
ti Territory, in Book of Mortgages, at rage
49,
Default having been made IL the raymen: of
the lnstalments due Oct list, 1887, and April lst
and Oct lSt. 1855, OH said mortgage. The mort
sagee has elected to. and hereby does. declare
the whole principal and interest secured by said
mortgage Immediately due and payable. and the
amount claimed to be due at the date hereof is
So. IS. principal and interest.
Notice isllereby given that under. and by viz
tue Of the power. of sale contained in said mort
gage and an, the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage viii be foreclosed
by sale at public auction by the Sheriff of said
Jeraud county. or his deputy, on Saturday the
3ot day Of March. A. ID. 1889 at O'Clock D. IN of
that day. at the front door of the court house
in the village of washington Springs. in said
Jcrarld county. Dakota Territory. OF the lands
and premises situated in said Jcrauld county.
and described in said mortgage substantially as
follows, towit: The North East Quarter of See
west of the 9TH 2. Nj. ~
Dated Sioux Falls, Dakota Territory. Febrl-
airy, slh, 1889. i. W. LITTLE, Mortgage,
Hurry LACEY, Sioux Falls. ID. T., ATTORNEY
for MOrtgagee