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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-08-03

IL is strange that SO healthful veg.
etable as celery should be used SO little,
for while in season it ought to be used
like any other seasonable green thing.
The celery glass with its bouquet Of
vivid green, is bright, attractive orna-
of people never think of eating it in
any way but it's raw state, yet there are
ways in which it may be served that are
much more palatable.
Boiled or steamed celery is very nice.
Cut up the stalks into inch pieces, put
in saucepan and add just enough wa
ter to cover the whole. Throw in q lit.
tie salt and let boil until soft, but not
enough SO that it falls to pieces. Drain
off the wafer, put the vegetable into
dish, and while hot serve with butter.
Dreamed celery is very nice. Cut in
inch pieces and cover with milk, to
which, when boiling, add salt and q
small piece of butter. Serve hot. This
way of cooking celery is delicious.
The green stalks and leaves, usually
thrown out, are all useful. Cut the stalks
into small bits, and use them for flavor
ing soups, broths, etc. Put the leaves
into pan or dish and place
that they do not burn, and,
when dry, crumble them and place away
in q wide-mouthed bottle and keep
closely covered. This will be found
good for 1lavoring soups when the cell
cry is out of the market. Celery seed is
good to keep in the house for favoring,
and celery salt is. to many, a necessary
condiment.
This plant is q great nervine, and those
suffering from any nervous trouble are
much benefited by liberal use of it. 1t is
also recommended for rheumatism, some
authorities going SO far as to say that.
when freely eaten, it is a sure cure for
this painful DISSATISFACTION Culti-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-08-03
Excellent Effects from Hot Water.

A strip of flannel or napkin dipped
in hot water and wrung out and then
applied around the neck of child that
has Group, and then covered over with q
larger and thicker towel, will usually
bring relief in ten minutes. A towel
folded several times, dipped in hot wa
ter, wrung out and then applied over the
seat of the pain in toothache or neu-
ralgia. will generally afford prompt re-
lief. This treatment in collie works like
magic. There is nothing that will so
promptly cut short congestion of the
lungs, sore throat, or rheumatism as hot
water when applied promptly and thor
oughly. Pieces of cotton batting dipped
in hot water and kept applied to old
sores, new cuts, bruises and sprains, is
a treatment now adopted in hospitals.
Sprained ankle has been cured in an
hour by showering it with hot water,
poured from a height of three feet.
Hot water taken freely half an hour be-
fore bed time is the best of cathartics in
case of constipation. This treatment,
continued for few months, with proper
attention to diet, will alleviate any case
of dyspepsia.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-08-03

AT DKUGGlSfS AND DEALERs.
the CHARLES 4. v0eElER CO.. DaD,no,s. ~
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
NOTICE.
Teachers regular examination at the
court house in Washington Springs,
the first Tuesday oil August.
Yours Respectfully,
J. :. B,pford
a Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by q lady IN
this country. Disease fastened Ifs
clutches upon her and for seven years
she wLt4stood its severest tests. but
her vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent I7og tbre;
months She coughed inceasasnttly and
could not sleeD. she bought OF rs Il
bottle OF Dr., Kings New Discovery
for consumption ana was so much re
lieved on taking first dose thai she
slept al night and with ona bottle has
been miraculously cured. Ter nan.e is
Mrs. Luther Lut2," Thus write W. c.
Hamr.ck u Co, of Shelby, n. c. Get :
free t7iai bottle at y. M. Matthias
}Nr,,f- Itrrc
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
-~~~ts-~
IhAT ME-Ill

Burt l}losser. on III. 1'rua Republican
is more fortunate than bis brother cg;i;-
ors. Or Monday he was presented
With an elegant gold mounted whip ~
q number of lis friends. We lave
heard Of editors receiving whips be-
tore, but they were generally in the
hands Of some irate non-subscribeg
whose moral y wrath had been raised
BY some unco!np!imentary itcm.-
#oo1soclset News, July ftf.
"PreseE.ted-ey--.sr friends" "Hif."
In conversation with oar harness
dealer Ok July Ord we heard him say
that he had sold Blosser 4 Ave dollar
whip and got * @eli.sa ou5 = h
trasie-s / We. SUPPOSE .}Ios;a.
needs i 44 whips.
FoG siGlrli lly. lui ability, case o.
maQ4gltaeal, ~ :roitY i@e rgn;h
TIE LIZ \ g s53,a 5ae
no lls@, 9u3 t0- Uap. H. 9r q
- i.;.a t-@ Ny brat "A "o..a cau
at.ord
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
ADVICE FOR MOTHERS

Mis-. W.NsLow's Soothing SYRUP,
for children itching, is the prescription
OF one Of the best female nurses and
pbys'eians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with new
er-failing success by millions of moth
ers Tor their children. During The pro-
cess OF tecthing its y".ae is iocalenla-
bic. 1t relieves the chilJ from na;n,
cures dysenterP and diagrl oea. gripping
III the bowels. ana ,Fil;,!-eoiIc. v civ
ing h,,;..t!l 10 tho child IL rests III"
mother. Price. s.:5c. Ii tott!e. 3Ct SIS;
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19

-, ,.,fa In ;l,n nay
men Of NE fcGo~ee F,os - i l'' IN 'Is. W.,
meuts Of interest Win. Nsu ,i,f '''' "i''' l'''
able Oh TIE tollowl" ~ 40 ~ ~ IF I'm, Soc
Nineteen dohafs @oi..t - ~ narem,',..
Nineteen. cellars ~ ile ~ oi VIM
1881. Nineteen dc4lf a.. ~ ~ ~ w.,
1855 Ntuetecl d"!ia on VIC 'Sl w ~
h"f 1855, Ninet -'F l,","s ,t,,,c ,n.,,lt, ~
jane iSs5 ifc1 rr'i n.%t qayia, .5,d
ctjtct' ard delivered ~ w MA MN. ~
.olte Taylor lis vic ~ 'tia9sg tGu't,i 80,
koa Territory moltSat'IN L" !: ii
EnMnetsbtuC, iGWa.mer Ets'.r si.Ha iaetIat I,
hnt,rinG date June 2Gth Fst t'el uilS fsspru"u re-,
il Tic oiice Of the NcgistrF q }es1S VI a ny ~.
laratld county on tn" 2Gti taE o' . tie ~ q.
II daiuck ana twenty m'AG.n =. e. ~, ~ i'o'i>
No Of mortgages cn YaGe S t,c,u"a W. t,t
Whereas II is PROVIDED III St" Hiolls.,,. tt,.,t
ii lie m0rgaGols sha3l ia't !" WfloFlh ~.
Of tEe covenants 81 a." - hn ~, or Nv
the note secured there IivM ,l,a '.,'' ,s.
shall become due and tHiNVeaplt ~ W.
at the option OF the holder Any mn. i, he
CLOSED. Tor the in!i a;nenht 'HS''i'I WIZ lhsNt,
EST f!iG MI sums advanced OF "Hi"lists icutItW
On acru'i''i OF the M0rig&.''a INV S'',u 'o
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
MNRTHAGE SALE

Default has been made in the payment OF ~
Hundred Thirty Dollars and Seventy i've cri
interest past dnc on the mortgage date! J
vemhrr 2:th \. d. 1856, made by Frank
PHILLIPS unmarried, mortgugor. to Edward
Baker, Guardian, nlortgagee and recorded
the i"tsS'e,y OF Deeds OF .jerauid county /,
rituiy OF Dakota, on January Sth, A. ID. is.
2:i0. o'clock D. III Iii Book S. of mortgages
page 81. given to secure the payment of Isl
hundred Fifty Dollars and interest at the =.
OF $ per cent per ;tnnlnn iii not paid wher d
II per cent?. by reason ofWhicb default ali,i
election OF SAID mortgage the whole san
cured Thereby is hereby declared to be Cue
cording to the terms Of said Mortgage, and
sum Vi One Thousand Eighty Six Dollars {.
seventeen cents Is therefore claimed to he d
the!e on, at tie date Of this notice, to reeo'
Whinn y" aty part thereof. no action o.. ~
ceeiing al law has been instituted, an,t j
mortgage viii lie forccloScd by sale of the "
lnises therein described to-wit; The Sdt
Easi G.i,irtar OF Section humber Twelve III
township number One Hundred and Eight Z
North OF Range number Sixty -Four .G4' West
the 5fh. Principal Meridian, which sale Will
made III public auction by the Sheriff of >;
county oI .lHrauld. on the .0tl, dayo},July A.
1879 at | O'Clock y. III. at tic front door Of
court house III the Village OF Messing
Springs said cOHntyo ,jerauld to satisfy
amount then due and unpaid on said mor.e 9.
and tfts collars attorney fee stipulated il 8;
mortgage ai4d cost OF sale.
Dated jane ist
Il. \. MDsEa EDWARD l., RAE Eif, Guardiaa
AtiofheNfor mortgage, Nlortgag
Ncnnsocket. b. i. iii
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
MGRIGAGE SAl.E

Whereas, default has been made in the pay
nieht cl one ;nstai!ment Of the money sevpEcd
a y. 1881, executed b! James Eastman aud
Giafris;R u. Eastman his wife OF the County 5i
Jeriuid and territory OF Dakota TO The Aniori.
ca! Investment Go. of the county OF Palo Altc
ana state o! Iowa and which mortgage VIA
recorded IN linz, office OF the Register OF Decd.
% ii.e county OF Jer;.iId Territory of Dakol9
day Of September 1851 1T 80 o'clock p IN. ana
Whereas, no action or proceedings ut law pe
otherwise have been Instituted to recover the
leD' secured b said mortgage, or any par
thereof. ai,u
n "i,cre&: default has been made in the pa;
lielit OF NE sam OF SIGH which became du6
al,9 ha5ahlc on the Isl Gay q December 1856
Thai il deiaAt'' would ye made iii the y. MI
Oh any iorti"n OF The principal OF inteFeai
Hrohpty Al l!ls linn th', same should hecoaf
me ';iAes assessed or to be assessed on SD
premises, before The same shall become drn.
Hueit. men INC M,ioie SUM, both principal ana
interest, at once become due:
whereas, the Whole amount OF principal an
,!irieS. iiits become due Ivy reason OF such le
iapii and,
sdlo mortgage nj the date of This notice, Is III,
sun OF seventy One Dollars and Ninety 'lwt.
n fIr, ;i, l" I'M, PRINCIPAL and $;
Ices SilpEiatel Tor IN said mortgage.
Now, Therefore, notice is hereby given that
~ 1.c.e OF ne p0"eT CT sale contained y san
,it~t,N, ''''o 'LiS recorded as aforesaid any
~ poa!l;t!re OF Tn" statutes in such cast made
ma provided, me SAID mortgage will he fore,
Closed BY = sale Of the mortgaged premises
!eeli' DESCRIBED, al rHDli., auction by the sher-
=. = Je!,tli.d County tG tie highest and best
btddeg at the front door Of the court house il,
~ ~ ttssii%ioh hprhg- a',u county Of Jera!ld an!
jie'litof> 81 Dakota. o.! ,he 10Th day Of august
l3e'. Il : O'Clock III ihe afternoon OF that day
me lhollgaged premises are situated III The
county ri ,!orauld in the Territory OF Dakota,
ana az aesembed aS follows, toWit The
. Ne'th hast quarter Of Section No. Nine 8, in
No. olA.I -Four 81 west of the 9TH +, NJ and
coh,2 nlng One Hundred and Sixty acres accord,
nv \" we yni:ed States Government survey.
'2ltA 1T Madison d, T.. this Goth day OF June
W y. NELSON MORTGAGE.
Attorney for kfortpacce j29a3
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19

NOTICE or CONTEST United states Land
~ office at Mitchell u. T. June sth. 1889.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Jacob II. Conrad OF JeraLtd county against
JOSEPH j. Beck for failure TO comply with the
ANY as to Timber Culylre Entry No. 1896. GATED
June lst. 1885, upon ines. W. !. Of See. 3. Town
ship los, Range 81. Iii terauld county, Dakota.
with view to the cancellation Of said entry
contestant alleging that the said Joseph J. Beck
has failed to plant trees. seeds. nuts, CT cut
tings on said tract tle third year after said en-
Try iias taleq the third year TO prepare acres
nuts or CUTTINGS, that sad Failure still exists.
that sad entry Was made Tor tue purpose Of
speculation. and the REIMBURSEMENT has been
offered for sale by claimant. The said parties
ere hereby summoned TO appear at the Office OF
c, w. Mcdonald. Clerk of District Court,
at Wesslngioti Springs on the 2nd day of Sept.
1852. at o'eiecEP. NJ, to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged failure.
Ri. ii. RoWLEY Eegister.
Testimony 10 be taken GeiorcC. W. Mcdonald
C!erll District Court, lerauld County, u: T., on
amendment TO Rule -. Enies OF practice. ali-
proved Dee, 2a. 1889. hearing before this Office
sept 10 1888. H. 4. ROWLAY Register
A, Cumbersome Attorney.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19

Mr.. 'Yosc OFT, chairman OF the
committee to examlue Article ",
executive department, OF the constlt,-
lion, has reported Shat no change is
needed OF permissible TO comply with
Che omnibus bill! Also chairman
Boechcs eportod that article X X!Il
Amendments and reyiaions OF the
constitution, needs NC change.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
Consumption Surely Cured,

TO TIE EDIT0li- Please inform
your readers that have Il positive
remedy tor the above named disease,
ny its timely use thousands; Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. I
Shall he glad TO send two bottles OF nav
remedy Tree TO any Of your readers
VINO h&Fe consumption i they vii!
seno me Their express and post Office
address. respectfully.
/, A. ssocum, NJ. c., Isl Pearl ST., NY.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
The Verdict Unanimous,


w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, ind,
testiGes: ~ can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very bestremedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, ard
was cured CT Rheumatism OF 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
RellviIle, Ohio, affirms; The best sell
ing medicine have ever haadled IN
my 20 years experience, is Electric
Ditters." Thousands Of others have
added their testimony, SO that the YER
dict is UNANIMOUS that Electric Bittors
do cure az diseases Of the Liver, Kid
neys or BLOOD. Only a half dollar !.
bottle at a. NJ. Matthias Drugstore
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19

2resid ent Loucks Of The Territorial
farmer, alliance spoke al the Springs
90 Friday OF last week, . gooaly
number of farmers were present aud a
few who were not Mr., L.oucks is q
pleasant speaker and understands the
harGlships as Wen as the needs OF the
farmers. tie sees the evils which be-
set thea. ana points out d remedy.
Mr.. loucls says that the farmers
could stick together if they we've not
SO suspicious Of each other. lie adj
yises them 10 get better acquainted
and pail together as did the politicians
and those III the towns. He showed
that the alliance but initiates other
organizations, when il excluded al but
practical and operative farmers, Us
the bankers association and bar associ-
alton admit none except Of their class.
The speaker said the farm crop would
go where the brain crop was cultivated
1T home CT III the gro@ shop. lie nam
ed d few things the alliance sought to
remedy, such as paying q cents per ID.
fer tWlne when rope ,GaQa of the same
material cost but 121@, b2nderS that
cost Mccormick SO to build are sold
here Tor 1925, porl. that would ullng
but 81 cents per pound costs li19 cents
when dressed and cured: and the same
large profits were shown 10 exist in
the handling Of wheat, cotton, and
sugar, lie proposed Che remedy. of CO.
operative companies One Of his best
points was that tanners did not finish
their farming. They let il go into
other hands at the shipping station
# the farmer could follow Up the pro
duets Of the farm. uGtil they were il
the consumers market, then he VI ol;ld
realize the profits Of his labor, and
farming would gay,
The questisn OK farmers in politics
was discussed quite at length. ard hIr
LoucGa thought tho farmers ought to
have the legislature, goveDor and SEE
Rotary OF state and then that would
leave places fox all other classes in the
state. The treasurer from the bank
ers, auditor form the press, and the
judiciary from the lawyers, the pcli-
tician might have the Offices Of emolu,
ment The speaker make vigorous
attack upon Gov, Mellette because Of
his appointment of John King and
Jud LaA!our as members OF the rail
road commission. Mr.. Loucks
touched upon the question held by
the farmers alliance to the effect that
all public necessities should be owned
by the government such as money,
railroads, telegraphs, electric lights
et3 If every farmer would put into
practice the suggestions Of Mr.. Loucks
so FAR as he could by his conduct and
vote, their condition might be changed
but SO long as they let politicians run
the caucus and stick by this iustruc-
tons OF the alliance to vote for their
party men, there is no hope Of a bet
terment Of the farmers condition and
so long will the boys seek to leave the
farm and enter some profession.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
ssut,Iie,'s Arr;ca saFys

The Best SalVe in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Feyer sores, Ietter, Chappea Hands
ChilblainS, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, Or nc
pay required: II Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, OF money refund
ed. Price a5 cents per boz. For sale oy
Or. a. j! Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
f'Un{tfGTRN f}8!AtC0yA
y. ''isI2 ~ !liGiAt. l,lST. S.
zen ree 4 Ihan!u.Uu

rye 4 lhon!u:on
aanuie j. lia2iforG. ria
Martha HanIuGl !;c.cs,
Curtis Boiea, seniaain III the District
t'"".it;.lcis i':.llpi'i, SUSIE }G0CcG in and FOR
49, hantor4. tfrderiei ieNauid County
tii3r,;c Arthur hauiurl
Itu!rS AT law Of George. L.
l.aHferd, deceased,
Flo Territory of CaEol;, Sends Greeting.
r. i'nnnia3 ,li2nfoil, il.AhiarrnaNantohBoie
,,ar.i; HoieS, benjamin Frederick Itanford
Susie May Hantor.. Frederick Thompson Jl:.l-
lord anc George Arthur H;.a5Qrd defendants:
80. are heFsh. &.t..tlcncd and required to
A0slYa:. tho compliant, Of re above ,I&ncG
:i&inritt copy OF which is herewith served up
on YOU, and TO at:": / COPY 81 your ans
"ir ntton the Subscribe 1t his office il Wes.-
~ al springs y. l., Nl'Uu, 1.iic-y days :.t.rr
N s4FVice 81 ;hla atpu.aei.- or Yea. exclusive
a HI day OF such S"tEra and il Yea fa.t Il ans
l.;3 is complain .il..i tuat Ii.ne the aiH.-
i .pis's I" t'lr sa}r. Tor IielSiicf t;sli.t.ilC.-
D p ti.G tJiHp.t'l..r.
~. IL, W,ossagtou prngs Jelaald 60. D.
T.. ms :21!b Ga} OF ,J&..a !. D. 1889.
4 fiS.i.hS1f !'HiuLitIiS Attorney.
= lie deie 1l;.i'l. %!'@-p 1ayoi: T'isr no
i'' '.c.t ro}.Y .; - esn.Hta,ab ia the above
j. f5e} action Wa !. ii tnt1 olirn a he
iE- ittrti'3 H,G ri - 8er&u.stt,N - e..
y -i:l&to,. ''.i :. - 1'e splt1 ,i;N - IHHr
IN. ~. :. (S..:,Vlsttas
lia,ntih's attorney.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
Nf0nrG SAIr


Nollce IS hereby given that a mortgage made
DJ khuu iIiuds0n, unmarried, lnortgagiyr
dated March Is 4. d. 1855, 10 Edward j.. Baker
inorlsaget 10 secure The payment Of Four t.Gn.
ofe.i Dollars, and interest at ten per cent per
annl.sn III aOt pad when due twelve per cent?
and recorded N the Eegistery OF Deeds Of Je-
lsuid county, Territory on Dakota March 26,h
a. -. l5so at u c'cloCl; NJ iii Book OF mort
gases al page Gl4 VIII be foTecloset Iy sale Of
Tie NOR agcd premises hereinafter described.
ior default niade OF paEGlepG Of Eol,r Hundred
SeNetl ny Doil@rs which. is claimed 10 be past
due ta.-,1a al the date OF !his no,iue, and TO
rec3 en- EiiiC!, Or ANY Part thereof no action or
ii.pCVl !it; ~ ig" HAS been Instituted The
pfeihitv> Gt&criced IN sad mortgage and 80 10
be solo ~" described as follows toNit The
Scum West Quarter OF Section M.nlber Twenty
SaEe r. III q Yownsnif lumber n,'a il0utlred
a.ia slN ilQJ NORTH Of Range un,iijer Sixty
'llTea TO West Of t.lc 5ah. Principal meridian
oa.tS9 'Ui be ili.t2 a. )MhiIe st.ttion by the
aAt's'i at s:iiG county 0; J.Gt}uiG On .Aa 2Oth
d&. % July A. u. 1852 III o,ciuck D. m. at he
.Wnt caur O lie ro0r, house III Tie VILLAGE OF
Washington springs Sail county oi Jerau!, 10
satisfy the amour, tiiau du.a ani. UNPAID on
said nicrtgt'ge ana fifty dollars attorney zee
ol!n'.iated II said mortgage and cost Of sfte.
Daied sintle Isl. 1889.
Il NOSES HOWARD l., rAK;R
Attorney for MorIraHce, !xnrtaarac
sGoes50ciaL, ~ }7il9
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19

gsagAuL7 has teon made in The. conditions Of
~ rn.r,2gec containing power of sac GATED De-
ceiahe IN lS7G, DIZZY recorded il the Office Of tbs
Eegistsr atlioeda OF Jcrnuid county. Territory Of
1akota. Dece 9Th, $50. i'll book Of mortgage
page 1875 wbese oy hmelson B, Orr, arc saahul1a
Orr, Ms p,ifs n 7tGacGors, mortgaCed The Middle
sex l5anf'ng Company. mortgage, ,te aort}eaa,
euat tar q section twenty.thres t23l, ii township
one hundred and eight t1osl, of range sixty seven
tG5}, i'll jarsuld county. Territory of Dakota, hy
whcl ,ieiaut the power OF sale has become opera.
live and no action proceeding u: law h.a been in
sisated torecoycr TIC debt remaining secured there
Sy, orany Part thereof, and there sca!nril hodue
said nortea al the date ha-aof Sssl7J, to wncl
amour. sAopiA be added the taxes aai. pyuper;'
paid by said mortgage, amounting, with t.sle!r-'
- provided in said mortgage. 10 $3.50 iin,il.g tn
.ctu! amount cairea to 10 due ct the dntc hereof
~ said r.rtaara saaT.G5. Ntw notice 81 be,oby
given ta.t ny virtue Of said power aait mortgage
viii be rogeeloraei md said promises cold At public
auction, ~ lie sl,ssiG u aai,. county or MS deputy.
front door OF thu postoEice in Washington Springs,
in saia county to Pay said debt interest, a;tN're.:
fees and disbursements ALLOWED, by law.
Dated Jrly lst, lSS9.
TIE tiJptllgs!.E EATKISe Co'tPAHy. Sea,
by l.o,3.. &. jackson, President,
Mort:; ~
Ice j. Lockwoots Co, Atto.ncys
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-07-19
sHERIFF's SALE
IERE!TOEYtOF Dakota
:. Second judicial District So
>. CrmsDy Trustee. Plaintiff In the DISTRICT

.
T. D. ofNspy Trustee Plaintiff IN the Ds Isl ,oS
D22naid Mcdonald Defendent Jerauli County.
,,o.Ise Is hereby given that by virtue Of
"nIsNienl o. Foreclosure and Sale in tl@%2"y
quilted action on TIE 2ist. day OF May. =
~ r, ;'., an aAec!.i2n issued upon saa W.
%Hiaa''' CnuatF Territory Of Dakota for ta'
,''tfo"a %pnVhited, viii sell at Public AurH
AZ me ironT door Of iii. Court House - ~
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