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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27
roRAKnR RxNOnINArED.
rhe Cholce A1aAe unaaimase AftS
the 9ecao1 na11se.

The Choice MaAo unaafmase Aftos
the eeesa1 Ballse.
CoLUxsus. O.. Juse y Tho canvenston
was called 70 order q - s'slock. TIE lem-
yornry Organization was msAs psrnansns.
The report of The committee on platform,
nsds public last night was rssd aud
xon.nst'ss: {: sss Fo.ssncs 1s;ng = sc.s., =! !,
con9ressman l. Merry. Colonel J. X. Seii,
of frankitn counfy. Captain Wilson Vance,
cf 1Au3ock county. 0eaesai Robert r.
Kennedy, Of Logan oOaney, 0enefal Asa
Jones, of Aahcninl eo0nty, Ju1Ke q Nei5l.
Of Lebanon ana General Dawes. OF MARI
Kinlsy received a. ovation vhea be pre-
sented the name of tsenesal Jonea
The afas ballet resulted. Foraker U7 ,
Kenn.dy TT. Dawes -, Aefry a. Jones ~.
oNciii ~, fampeou -. Vance -. Ne1l 81,
tsIbeon .. Geo. Bashnell !. TAeru uere
a seccnd ba,sos vas taken, and whea he
rali wks concluded private tab showed
that Fosaaer had gained only ehuat 30
sotes after the art oall0f. Then deleGA-
sions Rssnn 70 60 over 10 Foraker and he
wae nc1Dinated. 6fcat cpufueion pfexoilttl
but pAsssa' oss,es wss finally restored. Aad
Fofskesss nominsstan We made neant-
Foraker h<f0re the coeseufioa, and assss :
considerable wait Rorahef was hTUaxht L.
lie was received with eathusiaem and
made speech accepting tie omlnnfjau-
He aid AH ensiefsteod the aoninasi0u
neaot fA4t be uAs - b. = candidate for
evsernof. and that al0ne- =
+. 1. Lampeon Of Ashtnbuia county wna
nsnatnAtcd for lieutenant eovernpss Jehal
n Hfowo, treasurer: usfan u. ueoier of
Van Werss eisrk 81 ne sapreme rours: 3.
e. wsseon n RYsnkIyr. altoroey Tenefol;
- J.. Dsckman eg FuyAb0xns ;u1ee Of the
supyene court. and william nAha ~ eich-
land, meuber rs the heard Of public works;
commiesf0usr.
Adsezssuex; sine DIE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

IASDcs, June 1.-oexoDa, meuhog q
parlianeat end lord mayor q bablia. 9.
psarod bcsess The rasnsfl coomlao1on -
dsy. sextoa veul1 - ~ he oppoooa -
psiuctpIss ~ - peul2ns Hs e5o1m03
bofepetioG - nooopsAry.
Nexsen admitted tnes be hod boou o1
20 to1u 10 leniaa eocloty, but poo1tl0oG4
fefussd = eivnlEe ths name - ~ pe1oo
AttoFaey -0eNeral Wet4ess, eeunpol ~
The nts1e. preeeed hin har1 en1 ooeu y
aetsy - Qvo Ne pa1ne. cd bopoG7o v9fl
auefy whoa ~ fpumA No oou11 - m11G
Nitnea Afeef . paoal0oa1o eeooo hoc0&QG
cnuneel end w1t6eee. she loNInR IT,
aoandoAed ~ aeeoMpt - eompq1 oooio
~ sep8y. eod oeDna - Que1f1Gm HIN q ~
gard ~ Afe1ao6of 4uiliSan.
1e1tea ooN ~ segor6od oo1lieon u -
eame fasefAhse Ii&ht d whpn ~ outsGr1
Afm IN ef,eefh y 1eod iooGuo unG31
Ia oontoa 10 IgoG He 6ecI6l0l - N
sullivan u high e1etnalton . nceUuG3 e
ehe uneeId0 pGhsfe ery1eao ~ cou1UG1
Aftofnoy4bouefal We1DteS = QeuI|o1
With the tpicutloo 20 efotm hoeoeo -
eo0mtsoeon the f1Gbe - eHtoes mn ~
neliiie witnesses Ao1 tnlneUnelnu ~ -
tAinnose 81 see uaoal HoGno1A ~ AR
ABILITIES ofo eesorm1no1 - suD1o ~ Dn11
o0uFs. and a The Gttefnoy DenMal lel(161U:
they w!li probably isave esass vt(A -
Go00nG1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

-CtevelanA >, Phtladelphts 4.
IxDIAsAroLas. Jnns a6.--lndiAnapolis.
10: Boston. 8. Base hits: Indianapolis,
n; Boston, II. KrroFs: Indianapolis, 81:
Boeton. & Umpire. Curry Batteries. In
dinnapOiis, GetzEiu and Daley: Boston,
CinrksOn and Bennett
CE9vELASD, Juue H. Cleveland, 1 In
the eighth, fu the binth; Philadeiphis,
Z. Base hiss: Cleveland, 2: Phtlndelphia,
To- Errors. cleveland, S: Phiiadeiphta, e.
Umpire. McQaid. Batteries. Cleveland,
Dakeiey and snycer; Philadelphia. Bufin-
ton and Clements.
PfrrsnuHs. Jane IS. Pitssbnrs. ono in
the NTH; washiugtoa Base hits. Pitts
burg 8. Washington le. ErroFs. pitesburx
Z Washinston l. Umpire, Kesseuden.
Batteries: PsttsbuU Morris aud Fields.
washington. 0'D~y and Daley.
cMIcAeo. Jnne 8.-Chicago Z. New
York II Base hits. chica9o 4. New York
IT Ksrofs. Chicago 4, New York 3. Um-
pire, Lynch- BalteFtes: Chicago, Knock.
fenef and Farrell; New York. WEIGH and
Ewing.
PHliApRlPHIA, june 36.--Ashlctic. Baiti-
mere gamee postponed On account OF vet
weather and Kroundk
KAxsAs CRY, juno 2.-Kansas City II
Louisville 2
s.. LoUls. Jsns 1s.--st Louis i. cincla-
natl 8.
DsooxIss. jane x.--Brooklyn 10, Cor
umouS q
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wAsHIxarcx PARK, Juse26. 6.-Aftendancs
vas s.0ce. the track n fine cxsnditisn.
ssvsn and one-half inrioasa, thrse year
olds and upwards - Jne Cartney wcu.
MareAma eecen1, Early Dawn thirsi: time,
l:&
Five ana onc-haif fuylongs, thfee-yesr-
olds -Klffo Won, Lord Peyton second, III.
trAsaaaneo thifA: time, -.
Milo and one loussh : d unfress won, I'd
Mach oecond. Rlytoa third; time. 7s08.
Mfle-oArdncf Won, Pat Dunovan sscoDd,
prathef third time. l:<l&.
1hree-quafser mile. three ear -clfSs--
Test0n woa, GunsAct second. BrAutoiett1
third time l.l4l4
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the from West Sc
ienrEaa
within gates
Of snd
thai
Ee
haven
OF she
ss ~
-. av. re With sas <sasy OF TIE Landscape
West haue
On ese lie roo poinss h hasy crest into ss ss
soHs
s s~s r. h saoans nsnnsssns sas .ona sa
OF Eanne sca-
@ sIcaxs ssss Asnassa asen sca
he
II .as oaass sA.a ~ ad Of maa can ea
~susAs shAnn
ssessm- rhcnrA ths l*opssy ~ rsss - ss.sss
r. ~ pstv pssseNa - cortsssscn wsn
dsss fhs - ~ sxoa uss 80
vac ehuurnn foeppx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

pgsvEn. June 8.--Arttciss for consosida.
tion of the prcpessd Denver State IAne
railroad with tbs Rio tsrAudc 4 western
have iust been died with the territorial
sscretary. The neu company proposes b
shscueh the agricultural region lyine ne-
twsen the Gfeaf 1Aie LAhe and the Arsooa
line, which will eoos nearly taa.on0.o1n,
The capital 10 nov placed q olhnun. .eo0.
TAe a1iceu are: President Willien j.
PAlmer.t vice president, ID. G. Dodge;
eecretary, ~. 2. CoitOn; treasurer. q. ".
Drake. Of New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

cnaas~ Isre g. The sn<rs. Of srhdfrAsJass
sxre&s maon brs~eeu sAs uas1n fnrsnc
snrsSsexzs sssss srssnen SD sss< ro~d. tu6s1
rxsss<ss~t 4eez.ssa ss saxss of tie enesa-
ezra I1xy scas that ssksax sh< Ksns1s
Gensras psss Of ths management 81 fse
ra7sm fuxsse 4s1 nof shsnxxz< tA< exrex.
nssat nnAex w6<&h fA< ezxx4ueks and nf1-
nnn urxw s.xanx pntd - sk< s1u9-
IAe neef<ea II 1he1f ot<a<sem ~ rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

SrRlxaFIx1.ss Ill, Jane 36--wastcr Ham.
of lancaster. IA, found his wtfe ia IhIs
city living with Henry Dover. and shot her
dead this morning in the psliee eomst. aud
then killed himself. Dover uas saisca On
. charge c5 btgamy
BlRsixGHAu. Ala. june &.-Ja@cpA
Courtney, . iahorcr. aid srAn fof hts wtic.
whom he suspected of iptsis lity. AKare-
suit. he found Charles Tucker ia a ruosn
with bis vile, aud Ahet him deal Court
ney eseapesi. ana the unfsishful wills il
nou tndcaxorfnR 70 shield him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

WAsHIsnr*x. Jane q. s.~-tSeorge D. Osms.
BY, who Was lately disniaea from the
nAvy. has entered suit in The supreme
conri of he District u Golumhia asaisst
ssorctafy Trscy for etQo.0uQ damages fof
tfeppass incident 10 his resent isnpFlsen-
mlssal He alleges that there vac nos suf-
ncicat ground for his arrest and no al.
thority fnF his Imprisonment, and that she
csse waz upt eCainsttd IL accordance
with The statutes He also chance 8 ~
condition Of efsnirs in the prison ship tudes
pendsucv. Formal service waS made up0n
the secretary Of thc navy today. fhe
papers have been turned over 70 Judge Ad-
voeafc -Genernl Remy.
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rc1T Towx<Exp. June x.-The steamer
Libby hiss resumed IT. route. nfscr nearly y
rudder had been made for her. and i'm.
pnovements of > substantial and durable
nnfurp mazda
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GxxRxAL AlSEa's VISIT.
T~ Look After Lsubee Interests -
rpaee Sound.

nAx Fxxxcs<sss. iEax &.-tseserAs Kas-
sell 4. Alxe. anss party. irclsaiux sens
ssr IAosnzs G Piss and IShs y THUR
zss-s, xssis<ss hsss satsg- TIE party leaves
ssr the xasss sgansrrsw. Gsne-ai AiSer
aid thss ~. y ~ sss bassn<ss aass pleasure.
He il s0s hege 10 szsnk AFTER AS sniEfs~Ss 80
Paxes xesza<s. Ard frsza sAsse will 80 up 10
AsnskA
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4 TRAINS rEnRIsLR LnAp.
9oustoon People Carried Over I
ue1ty. wo~t wnhnn krnnma

oessy. rsst kmbankmooe.
0ALLs1sS, Tenn. June 2.--A tos1Aoo
accident oceurred this uosnine u u3e1ooo
on tho Chesapeake 4 Nashville sutlsoo1.
The pososaeef train due II oallatfn g q
o'clcck jumped the track and TIE posoons
aes and boeunoe coaches weat doWu ~
eoeaubment abogt efxfy fat. Anooo
eight peSsons were eefieooly tn3orod onH
several chtidren moro er Icos 6us2 81 n
probable that some u ~ tnjuFed WflI
die.
An engine hes juss len ~ she sceue e
the oeofoepf. with DnporlnsuoIoue Ne6k
ana pbyxciane - beo}I To1oNk0uo oS6Sr
nunscAtion - -. aud esesytkinH = c.
funien. The Wsechod cGso - tn\6
sueehed enA u y lcAeod theeo ofna ~
nodi.. usees re vreek rsustsea aoseo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

JoHxsrowS. June &-The surgeon Of
the ,shoring CAMPS reported this morning
thai within the last twenty -four hours nine
laborers have bern taken seriously sick
with symptoms III typhoid fesss.
The river channel atsoye the railroad
hy yidge was f0F ths frss time opened shls
InorBtnk. after iise heavy blasts hal tesn
sffxck nfxxsi
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

Cn10ooo MupUofoR Coovhcte0.
San FRAxc1sce, June 6.-The jury Ia the
csse Of Wong An Hing. charged with the
murder ot woa wing See In April last.
this afternoon brought In . verdict 81
murder In the nryt degree
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

0xycAs. Miss, Juns ~ <ssese AsIa1.
essisr~s. wss banz~a hers ssdsy 10 sAs
sarrsts of Tssak Rssset white. In Jasg.
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rxAaLxssaS. 8. G., June - -Dr. yfepox
was pat I'M the stAnd this msrnius in Tho
hawnn - q. He pssNsnsed hsxxsr.i APP
pearoncs ana uAve esnsivs answers ~ al
sncssienA HE senfy hrseny MAS thea
GapsAsn pauson cosae Into his oeAce aud
eot4 ~ lad eome - expessuiasc with hin
axes11s hts aslcafion 10 the FrUs>ch Mai.1
aod forbade him sensinx On his lDuwnunsn,
premises aUAin. NrI>ow rep;5ed and
eoifed bAwsou sf----d eessundrl ard xr.
dered him ozt = the osySce. when paWs,m
ssrock him en the heal with = eane and he
sht4 naweon. 2eivw'x story dsws not
hang faxrthfr
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SAN Francisco. June 26.-Forecast TIL
9p- n. Thnssiay, for Oregoa and wash
fnxtou. light rains: south westerly Winds:
warmer II Southwestern Oregon; cooler
nfsnwhoe1
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x2OUeL0 AZ DnLAooA.
Restaeal So Oer0sey 1Ey1no ~
uooeeoy Deto1oh loDuomoos

fosDox. Juns &.--ThA rpssnGNapo 1t~
eminent ts1Ag eoncsled TIE comcen1po ii
haA xfant~d for the huijdin9e ~ : HljGr1
~ bsissna bAy. TIE BEiftAh eoooUi 1t
DsIsgsa f&y hm Ashssi shaf 8 naa-eoWoe
Df13ieh sub;ecsa.
IL h ysposssd ttsAf 0ernany h ho4h1DG
R0stnknl II an endeAs6f = e0uo9Ggoe4 ~
lon innuonee il Asrfea- Iog1 oojln14xI ~
the hcaer ~ icrde Issf eyeoinG sooted -
the gosesument eAfoostly requoGoed o
tsagAf 70 refsesn fruD tabing kasty eco1
ana - efFe tieee - which - tpfJ&o f
etnirsify. fle Axeisr@d Il wnu11 ~ ~
within Pprfuxais right ~ fefues ~ oc@cs
trn<e the Ezsftef & Il
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paaood Heom Ros9 1uwnoooA Jan
fcnT rcvxsxxp, June B-wf1liam Doll,
aentenesd = jasi TO await tne next term OF
count, May II. for the haraiary of che
unico hotel. commtstc<1 before skar date,
escape4 from condnemens this afternoon.
scaling the fenec inel0sing she tssl, and
the peueeut tine
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uefReoou 1roe - tho CoDOPo1 Baoo.
wAsHrxGsoS. JanA H.--A Delegates Of
colord Rspabiis ans waited On the pscst-
dens this nsSeninG An1 presented she ~
deese voted af The Japh~on. NfGs., cenfofs
enee Jone u. e1pfc' sing c0ofdouco - the
pfoei4ens'o policy toward the coioeod poer
PIE Of thet seqinn. rhe president thAlked
would 10 The beot he ce~I6 toward al
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Appreciated Misssser - 0eemsny--A
fsrs~Asl Compllnsent
WssHIxaroS. juno ~ --The president
he's sppofnt<i woiiam walter Phslps min
lister 10 Germany
Phelps received the appointment from
the prseideBfe own hands, with the 70.
nerG fhat II vas hss reward. aoing b the
eenaftment of stats, bis rryn salon vac
Immediately made out ard he qualified.
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ts1fsSsTgx. Jass Ss--Chlef kngieees
Waiai&0 n Hust. Of TIE Hsvy trstsre15.
lie. q fsss rsstdsSes ~ sbss err last asghs.
aee1 - ye4rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-27

OTTAWA, June 9s.--The department OF
justice has received from Justice Balm. OF
Winnipeg. nUfee Of the fact that warrant
has been issue.i for the aFrexeof Martin
Bsrks. alias J. ". Cooper. for the murder
of DR.. Cronin. No further proce<1iug viii
be taken In the department. until Burke ID
committed fer cxfr1dition
WixntYEG, June 6.-Martin Burke, the
Cronin suspect was arraigncsi this mora.
iug. Counstl on behalf of the United
states said they we're not ready with eli the
evidence. but would pfeseuf sone oGexr
Collins Of Chicago testified AZ 20 Cronins
death. and Identified Burke q man
wanted for comp sicIty In the crime. Ontccr
Mckinnar Of the Canadian police testified
70 the nervous actions oS the prisoner pre-
vious 20 arrest Buskc was then remansied
stjl Tuesday.
CHICAGO, June 1e.--Aaessssus States Az
foSney Baker arrived fro0 Washington
this afternoon with raress for the extra
tion Of Burke Aad lefs for Winaircg to-
u3xht
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cHicAso, June a6--Ths grsnd jury re-
sumed the inquiry into the cronin case
this rnorninx. The drst witness called wes
Dr. J. r. CAss, y no testified that Coughlan
and Burke tried 10 hire his horse shortly
before the murder for all night service
The doctor iientifIed the picture OF Burke
- that Of Ceu8hiAn's companion
Patrick osBffen. saloon keeper, J. D.
Be |, Of the Western untou. aud represpn-
tatives OF the Postal Telegraph co. were
Also called - witnesses
Dir. Ca~s identified Burke's picture ~
Ccughian's eosspanfon. buf was not ex.
aeily positive. The doctor also etafed be-
fore the arand Jury that his friend, J, r.
Won, was present when Coagh IN called 10
hira horse from him. ycn keing called.
identified Burke1 picturn and later Ia the
day called st the jail and ttsntined
CoaxhiAn.
a number al witnesses wsss examined,
the object belng 10 c0naert them or prove
sonlethtng ahont Camp %. os the CIsn-ua
Gael being connected with khe Cranin con-
aFIncy.
The sensation a tho afssrnoon was the
appearance Of john r. Begrs, guarded by
TWO policemen. Il was alleged tAat ne
Wax exaniued as 70 the inner circle of
Camp ~ Al the ronelGsiou II Bexg' ex
animation. The grand jury adjourned until
tuan0r xW
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FEsnosT, O.. Jsne "a grsat se0ber
Fl selegsama 81 o~s1aieA<e - the ds4fh Il
Mss. uayes hare bsea fve<issd frssp pres
iasns paspie - paslie asA privafe iiSol
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teurssrLas. Jss~ 1---A mob GENT - shs
jail - shep~sdsvsIse. Bs't5u eossty. - /
s,eEock shss nsrstsx. aad snea Charles
AessgI, ehsrxed vim she maydef n & pe1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01
John "A. Bakers Column
PABUL UNI!

lvorabv need the
testimonials Those who used
those who will find fair trial that its will pay
besides being of future benefit to their lands
The superiority Of BONE base for is
by all
folly complete high
yielding
that chemicals.
These considered show superiority PABULUM
fertilizers and explain the uniformly satisfactory results and that
follow 800 Lbs of PAULUM will yield better results than
goods cheaper
the low grade Guanos sold a low prices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01
B.AKER'S SPECLAL GU.A.N'O j.!
a CUANO FOR SOB PER TON.

This Guao manufactured supply demand for low fertilizers. We
full confidence Of and effective conu
Guano sold price 1t better than
the articles made for farmers their formulas and much
liable. In addition the aforementioned articles offer
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01
SAKS f. COMPANY
#fas#t.
ANN
AMI si..#s.s .#a
U
THE FALL OF 1889.

We are in shape now with all the
FALL STYLES in outfittings. When
you come to town don't neglect to put in
part of your time with US. Everything
that you or your children SHOULD wear
you'll find upder OUR roof. You won
have to go lodging about the city from
pillar to post for what you want-we can
attend to the whole thing for you.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01
FERTILIZERS.

FERTILIZERS.
Purchasers to pay freight in all cases
Maximum Fertilizer,
Dunlop's Ammoniated Bone
Super Phosphate,
Dunlop's Ammoniated Dissolv-
ed Bone,
West India, Island Guano,
Dunlop's Acid Phosphate, S. G.
Rock, Dissolved, Kainit,
Potato Fertilizer,
Dunlop's Alkaline Bone,
Fine Ground Bone, (pure,)
Ground Plaster, Tin bags.)
Corn and Oats Fertilizer.
k EDUCTlON In PRICES
or SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOWS
AND REPAIRS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01
{ AUCTI0NEER.

TtHR undersigned offers his services as
IL Auctioneer of Real and Personal Prop
erty in Montgomery and adjoining counties.
Having had considerable experience enables
me 10 guara ntee satisfaction.
TERMS MODERATE. All communion
lions will receive prompt attention.
LUTHER n. BREADY,
Adamstown, Frederick county, Md.
ian 4-y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-11-01

u
Steel, Cast, Wooden Beam and
Side-Hill Plows.
Sulky Flows, right and left hand.
MINOR Il HORTON PLOWS, all
sizes and Castings to fit.
Improved Minor q Horton Plows and
Castings.
Malta Riding and Walking Cultivators,
Improved, and Double and Single Shov-
ell Flows, and repairs for the same.
" OLDS' WAGONS,
New styles, with stiff and falling
Tongues, l, 2. 3 and 4-hor-e. Narrow
aad broad tread.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-28
LITERARY WOMAN.

Miss Alice French, Of Davenport,
who writes over the pen na. ne OF
Octave lhanet, has in hand Il novel
and history of Arkansas for che
story of the states series. Miss
French is native Of Andover, Mass,
and was educated there, but her father
came west when she was young. For
several years she was engaged in writ
ing before anything Of hers was ac-
cepted by 9 magazine. Her first sue
cess was with Lippincotts Magazine,
and now shs never writes anything
that She is unable to find a market for.
Julia Ward Howe, whose 10th. birth
day was celebrated by many OF her
friends on the 9th CT June last. is a
vigorous specimen of the healthful in
tluences of devotion to philanthropic
causes. Mrs. Howe's "reminiscences Of
anti-slavery days,lin which she was a
conspicuous figure, will appear in the
July number of the Cosmopolitan
magazine, in the course of the articles
upon "The Great Agitation" now run
ming in that magazine. .5.-
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-28
l,GETGAGlI SALE.

Notice ls hereby given that :. mortgages made
by Charles +. Walker ard Hannah l., Walker
his wife mortxagors dalsl June IS AID. 1854, to
Edward L.. Baker, Guardian, mortgagee sto Sc
cure the payment of Eaur Hundred Dollars
and interest at ten per cert per anuum iii not
PAID when due twelve per cent? and recorded
in the Registery of DEEDS of Jerauld county
Territory Of Dakota June 9Th, A. u. 1881 at
SCI, will be foreclosedby sale Of the ortgaged
premises hereinafter described, for default
made OF payment of Four Hundred Seventy
Dollars and Eighty cents. which is claimed to
be past!duc thereon at the date Of this notice,
and to recover which Or any part thereof no
action III; or proceeding at law has been Instituted
The premises described in said mortgage and
50 to be sold are described az follows: to-wit,
The South West Quarter of Section number
Seventeen Q7( in township One Hundred and
SIX l06' North Of Range number Sixty-iive '65'
West Of the 9Th, Principal Meridian. Said
sale will be made at public auction by the
sheriff OF said .]eranld county on tie 2Ctl, da7
OF July a. ID. 1883 az one o'clock D. m AT the
front door OF the court house in it.n village of
washington Springs said county of .ierand, TIC
satisfy the amount then due and unpaid on
sad mortgage and fifty dollars attorney fee
stipulated in said mortgage and costs Of sale
Dated June tst 1889
R!A. MOSES. EDWARD ]. BAKER, Guardian
Ai!ofheS 10f Mortgagee, Mortgage
Woonsocket, d, +. i7i17
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-06-28
MORTGAGE. SALE.

NiiMisf.Iss, default has been made in the pay
ment OF the interest on .hc money secured by Il
mortgage dated the nth, day of April 4. D..
1888 eAecuted by Thomas IL. Null and Inns
Null his wife OF the county OF lcrauld and Ter
ritory OF Dakota TO Geo. Meadows and Which
mortgage was recorded in the Office of the Reg
Territory of Dakota, III Book IL OF Mortgages,
on page one on the 23rd, day of April 1855 at
8 O'Clock and so minutes a. ~. and,
WHEREAS, no action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted TO recover
tie debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof and whereas it is stipulated in said
mortgage THAT in default Of the paymentoi any
part Of the principal OF interest then the whole
amount OF principal and interest shall become
at once due and whereas the whole amount OF
principal and interest has become due by rel.
son of such default and
NHEREAg, the amount claimed 10 be due
upon said mortgage. at the date of this notice.
is the sum Of Three Hundred and Eighty one
S55o.oo principal ard 1851. 80 interest besides the
sum Of Fifty Dollars attorneys fees stipulated
for i'll the said mortgage.
that by virtue Of the power Of sale contained
III said mortgage, and duly recorded as atorc-
SAID and IN pursuance of the statutes i'll such
cases made end provided the said mortgage will
be 1orecloscd by a sale of the morigaged PIE
misses therein described, at public auction at
the front door o: the court hose in Washington
Springs and county of Jerauid and Territory OF
Dakota. on the 10Th day. Of July 1889 at One
O'Clock III the afternoon of that day. The mort
gagged premises are situated III the county OF
.Jeraud in the Territory of Dakota. and are de-
sseribcd as follows. to-."lt; The East half of the
North East quarter OF Section Six and the souti,
West quarter of the North Eas! Quarter OF
Section Six az 4 OF N. y. y and S. w. u of II.
H. i G)Township One Hundred and Eight North
OF Range Sixty Seven Ct 1Os N r '67l West of
Fifth Principal Meridian and containing One
Hundred and Thirty four ana 80 acres more or
less according to Government survey thereof
Dated at Mitchell d. T., this 18th, day Of Nay
A. j. 1850.
j. n. GROW, GEORGE NJ EADoWs
m24j5 Attorney for Mortgage Mortgagee