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The following, from the Athol Tran cript, refers to the son-in-law of Select man Francis Patten, who was married October Sd, 1888, and died October 3Oth, 1889. The illness of the deceased was . painful one, causing at times wandering of the mind, and in one of these intervals of lunacy he had predicted his death to ec- cur. on the day the day that his child was three months old, and his death did occur on that day: ,. .
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Fay are deeply af- fiicted by the death of their oldest son, George L. Fay, which took place at Staf- ford, Conn. last Wednesday, lpom nlesra- ton of the brain.s MT. Fay had gous 0n . visit to his wife's parents in StafEord not being in good health, and his deafh was quite sudden. He was young man of fine intelligence and promise, highly re- spected by all, and an employee at Lees shop. The deepest sympathy is felt for the bereaved widow and child of the de- ceased, and for the parents. The funeral took place at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
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nR. A. NEWELL, having removed his D residence to Prospect-st, 2d door from Vest Man will be glad to there his old customers from West and North Stafford and elsewhere, and to serve them as inethe past with EXTRACTS of BETTER QUALITY than furnished by any other maker, hav- ing received diplomas from Stafford fair. Also bear in mind the fsvorite perfume MAGIC LOVE. and the well known PAIN BELIEVER. also Chloroform Linlment for Rheumatism and Headache, and aSURE CURE FOR C0RNS.
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The small boy's composition "Man Is a wonderful animal. He has eyes, ears and mouth. His ears are mostly for catch- ing cold in and having the earache. The nose is to get snuffies with: A mans body is split hallway up, and he walks on the split ends."
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The Congregational Christian Endeav- or Society of Monson have chosen these officers: President, 0. O. Keep vice. president. Miss Myrtle Merchant; secre- tary, Mrs. w. A. Squier; treasurer, Dr. p w S0nI0
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Mrs. Adams, who lives with her neph- ew, Stephen Lamb, on Monlton Hill, Mon- son.. was seriously burned last week We'd nesday afternoon by her clothing catching fire from stove which she was attending. She is 79 years old. and was considerably burned on her left side, the whole of her left arm and g part of the right arm, face and head, burning off most of the skin. The fire was smothered by bed quilt, and she was immediately attended by Dr. N. w. Rand, but her recovery is doubtful
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Master Francis E. Clark and an as- sistant of the Wilbraharn grange installed the officers of the Monson grange in the rooms of the Home Circle in Day B Block Friday evening. Nov. 1st The officers are :: Master, Omar E.. Pease; overseer, Fred D. Rogers; lecturer, o. 0. Keep 1; steward, Omar D. Bradway: assistants, Arthur Smith and Carrie F. White chsp- lain, A. H. White; secretary, A. N. Bee be treasurer. p. F. Keep; gate-keeper, Waffle; Flora, Mrs. Omer E. Bradway 1; Ceres, Mrs. A. H. White. The grange started with 6 membership,of M.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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GIMONDS & BURDETT, Selici- |0- tors of Pasemtss Hartford Trust Co.'s Block. Wm. K. Simonds, Chas. L. Burdett.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
N0RTCac SALE

WHEREAS, Lorenzo y. BRIGGS, .unmarrie,N
W of the t"uuiv oi >uljy, aud Territory uf Ia
favor al INr Colonial x nttrl states Mortgage
Company. Limited. mortgage, aud which mort
gag" was dated III" 10Th -. February, ls>l and re-
corded ia the office of the Register al Deeds of the
county at >ully ard Territory ~ Dakota. in Book
ot Mortgages, on pAg" 90. ON the 18th day Of
March, lSNi, 1t % clock n NJ, and upon certain
premises situated in the tauUty ut Suily, In the
Territory of baktS- ad described l. follows. tu-wil
The Nnrth-Nes' QnYrtrr NV !, ut the North
Eas, Quarter Me- Anl thn last Half li.i,I IF the
Nurth-East Quarter lS.E' y aud tine North E.t>t
Quarter Me- > ot the South-Ea,t Quarter = ~ -
OF Section No, ouc I ], IN Township One Hundred
aud Fifteen ms, north uf Range M. Eighty -
west of the ith principal meridian. aud containing
lGn - acres according Ia government survey; amt,
Whereas, the Isl day oi Marcia, l>>1, said
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
Administrative Notice of Sale of
Real Estate at Private Sale.

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN TT r.
Y SuauCe of an order uf the Probate tuurt of the
County uI Suily, Territory of Dakota, made on the
estate ot Joshua j.. Handy deceased the under.
signed the Administrators al said estate, Will sell
at private sale t. the highest bidder luT cash, aud
subject to continuation Dy said PTphIt" Court, ON
Mondav, the iin Gal Ot March, lssn, a o'clock =.
IN, In the County OF >uly, all tlc right, title, in
tcresi aud estate Of the SAID Joshua L. iaudy At the
time ot his death, aud ali th" right title and lnt.rc,
that the said estate mas, ny uprIatiuu Of law, or
otherwise, acquired othct than or in addition To
that of the said Joshua l.. Handy the time ui his
death, in aud ~ all the certain lot, piece parcel
of land situate, lying aud being ia the said County
at SuIly. Territory ut Dakota, and bounded and
described AS follows, tU-Hlt:
The Southwest Quarter SW l,) of Section u.s.
Eighteeu, IN Township No. III bu" Hundred and
Fourteen, n Of Range IN ~rVcuty-Scyrn, W. 5th
i. NJ, containing One IlHadrcd-~iNty LlG"l acres,
more OF lese.
Bids in writing viii b. received hy the Judge of
the Probate Court ia and fbr ~ully County, -. I ,
"A; his office Ia the Village uf OnId Ia said County
aud Territory, until O'Clock T.. m, on saturday,
the 2nd day Of March, laN+.
Terms aud condition uf sale: Cash. Ten Der cent,
of the purchase money 10 be- paid To the Judge oi
the Prabat, court on the day of sale balance on
confirmation Of sale by sail udEr nf Ia" Probate
Court Deed at ex pense Of purchaser.
Dated February llth, 1859.
ANNIE u. HANDY,
Administrators of the estate Of Joshua L. Handy,
Deceased.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
Foreclosure Notice.

ROBERTA BAEKI.EY and JOHN NJ. BARKLEY,
Murtgagnr~:
rVAKE NOTICE WHEREAS. DEFAULT HAS BEEN
l made IN the payment OF In" >cmi-annual Install
mcnt at money becoming due November lst, lSsS. on
certain notes secured 10y mortgage bearing date
the 9TH day uf November \. ID. lNsti mate agd cN-
rCuted by Roberta Bartuy formerly Roberta
Schwichtcuhcrg" and john VI. Earsloy. her husband,
mortgage. which said mortgage duly filed for
record Ia the office OF the Register ot Deeds OF Suy
County. Dakota. and duly recorded in said office
in Book $ of Mortgages page 80, and.
Whereas, Ne action nr proceeding ~ !a~ has ha"n
instituted recover the debt secured by said mort
gage any part thereof, and,
Whereas. Ii was provided and stipulated IN said
mortgage, that in ease 81! thu brca"h ut amy agree
mrut therein contained. or ii d"aut should bc mad"
IN the payment ut any portion al the principal or
become due. IL default he made in thu payment
ot any taxes as~csscI to- hc assessed said
premises before the should become delinquent
default he made IN the payment OF amy premiums
for rfrrtlng AMI continuing any insurance ~ Htipu-
lated in said mortgage then the whole principal and
interest thereby secured should nj the option of thu
holder thereof. become due and payable; and.
Whereas. The Who'll" amount ot unpaid principal
aud interest has become due 10y the terms "t said
mortgage.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice X hereby given. ac-
curliug the statute IN such made and prnyii-
ed that by virtue of the option hcrrnbvtorc mention
ud and the power uf sale contained IN said mortgage
and duly recorded aturr said the owner and holder
OF the mOrsatI" aforesaid and tn" notes thereby
secured has by nf default in tn" payment of
the instalment ut money, a. atorr-aid elected 10
declare the whole principal an intervs secured by
said mortgage due aud payable. which said principal
and interest at the date uI this notice amounts tu
s3i .f5 ana that the said mortgage will b.
forccloscd To satisfy the amount due said
mortgage the date ni this notice. with costs AMI
expenses OF sale and one Hundred dollars attorneys
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, kLDSXD RAYMOND, tuamarricdJ
W ot the County of sally ana Territory Of Da-
koia, mprtgaEor, executed certain mortgage in
favor Of Junu Beeby Edmondsou, mortgages, aud
which mortgage Was dated the 18th of January,
i>>5, and recorded in the oic" of the Register OF
Deeds of the County of Suiiy. aud Territory Of Da
koia, in Book uf Mortgages. on pugr ::g3, on tn"
18th day Of January, issj, at o'clock 4. NJ, ana
upon certain premises situated IN tn" County "f
sally, in TIA" Territory of Dakota, and described
a< follows, to-wii'
The North-Se~t Quarter N W 9of Section No
ThiTty-Thrcr (ail, Ia + Wu-hip No. Gue hundred
and fifteen llSi, north OF Range No. seventy five
t.5l west oi the 9Th prinripal meridian, and con
tanning 100 acres, according to government survey;
and,
Whereas, ON the 2fth day OF June, lSsS, said
mortgage, with the nuT" secured thereby, was duly
assigned 10y the Executors OF the aid morIgagee,
deceased, To- Thnu,t~ John Elmnudsun, wlich as
st-n nrut was duly recorded in tn" office of the
Register OF Deeds OF tg~ said County Of Sally,
the 2Wh day of July, l's' in Book 10 Of Mortgages,
un page 2s1; ami
Wacrcas, no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted tp recover the debt
secured uN said mortgage or any part thereof: and,
W Whereas, Ii was stipulated in sAii mortgage that
failure" /" pay any money secured by said mort
gage, either principal ar interest, ar any portion
thereof when th" same should become due, or in
ease OF Violation OF any o the conditions contain
cI IL said mortgage, then and in that ca>r the
"h"ir sHH secured hH 7a3" MORTGAGE h"ih principAl
ana interest, shall at once become due Nni payable
AMI snid m"rtag" subject Ia immediate foreclosure
At The option of the moTtgagas.
Whereas default having been made in the pay
ment of III" interest due upon the >um secured by
said mortgage: and,
Whereas, the whole amount Of principal and in-
t"r.'t has become due by rcav"n q" said default;
and,
Whereas, the amount claimed t. he due upon said
mortgage, ~ the aar of this notice" is the of
Three Hundred and Forty .tIr" Dollars and Two
Cents, tSliiu4I to wit Sau principal and Si5U1 in
tefest, ard also the IIftt sum of Fifty Dollars,
attorneys fees stipulated for in said mortgage
NOW THEREFORE. Notice i hereby given that
hY virtue of n" power al sale contained IN SAID
ortgage, and duy recorded ~ aforesaid and in
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice.
TEERIToRY or DAKOTA,
Sutly County,

TO ROBERT :. TAMBLING, Mortsagor. ari to
Augustus i. Doollttic, subsequent purchaser.
WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEES MADE IN
w the payment of the scui-aunnal Interest b..
coming due April Ist, \. II is,7, October tst A.
u. l>>I, Apri lSt, \. -. lsNN, aud October L.; \.
u. l>>>, oR certain coupon note serUred by L
mortgage bearing date the 1t day Of April, \, u.
lN>i made and executed 10y Robert y. Tamblin-
murtgagor, To II, W. 1. tapp. i. mort gag,e whic
said mortgac was duly h!ed Tor record in the office
OF the Register uf Deeds of Sully County Dakof,
Territory and daily recorded ia said ullicr iu BouE
of Mortgages, on page &os and,
Whereas. No action az proceedings At law has
been Instituted tu Recover the debt secured uy satt
mortgage or any part thereof; aUd,
Whereas. II was >'ipgItcd in said mortgage.
that in default be- made in the p.y4nrrI
either of principal ur interest for ten riars af.r.
gasor make default in the ply;ucnt of the taNr,
upon said premise, before they become driinuurut
lh@n that all ut sums, principal aud interest shall U
once l"rnm" du" aud payable at the option Of The
legal holder thereof without notice; and
Whereas, The said mort .aErr is the legal holder
aud owner OF said mort gage and he has elected H.
declare the whole amount "r unpaid principal And
interest due and the same has become due by tl,,.
terms ot said mortgage.
Now, THEREFORE,. Notice is herrbv givc,.
that 10y virtue OF the option hrrcinbcrurr
mentioned and the power ut sate contained in said
ori-agc and duly recorded aforesaid, he Owner
aud hutdcr "f the mortgage as aforesaid and tH..
note thereby secured has by reason of default tI
lnthC payment ut The iulrrrs; - gurrsltu aud fhs
default IN the payment Of the taxes ou the said
principal aud interest sscUrcd hy .ait uorfga,.,
due and payable, which salt principal aud Interest
together with taxes At the date 1f this notice faiE
the property described il Ssd mortgage hv r....
mor gaGor amounts to Four anig",l and Fifty-li,
Dollars and Eighteen CrntS ~tlt lsF, and that IA,
said mortgage will br fnruatosrl Ia satisfy ~.
amount due On said mortgages Al the date Of thi,
notice with costs and expenses al sale AMI Thirty
Five Dollars attorney " fee, stimulated in sail
mortgage in of foreclosure, hv "A safe uf tie,
premises lhcrriu described, by the sheriff IF ~uliv
County Dakota Territory, at public auction, ON tho
ll,h day of March. 1889
at O'clock l.. NJ, Of that dav, at In.
front door "t the Court House in tie town nf
Ouiaa, County of SUliy, Territory of Dakota
The following is a dc>rrIpt ion at the muftgarrd
premises 50 ~ aforesaid - bc sold, to-wit:
Ail that tract or parcel of land situated i'm tl,,
Count! of Suily, and Territory Of Da,oa described
follows. The South East Chartered SECTION No.
on" a. In Township one Hundred aud Thirteen
lll"f, l;anEe Scyenty-lnc 90 West. containing
one Hundred and Sixty acres
i Dated ai Goddard, Dak. ry. Jan. - \ D. lSsn.
ID. W G. tLAfF. owner and Morn .a..r.
TilOS. NJ. GODDARD,
Attorney for Mortgage
ltirst Publication Jan. - lN>gJ
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
CLIFTON COUNTY, DAKOTA, SATURDAY, FEBR AIRY

fec. ~ stipulated in said mortgage in of fore
closure by sale of the premises therein described
by the subscriber the agent Of the aud holder
OF said mortgage, or Try the Sheriff OF suy County,
or his Deputy, at public auction on the
18th day Of March, 1880,
at 1910 o'clock 4. NJ of that day, at the front door of
the Court House. IN the village Of Onida County Of
Sully, Territory of Dakota.
The following f. a description of tho m0rtgagcd
premises aforesaid tn BE- sold substantially a.
they are contained In said mortgage, viz piece ar
parcel of land tturtr lying and hcing n said County
ut sully, and Territory oi Dakota ta.wlt;
The NE quarter quarter of section ",TuWnship III.
Range -. containing ON" Hundred Sixty acres.
more or lrNs ~ Shown by the L. 5. survey thereof.
Dated u! Pierre, u. T., Jary. -, 1889.
CHAS. SHEPARD.
Agent for Mortgage.
MCDONALD nd McDoN,Lp. Attorneys.
Tirst Publication Feb =, 1881
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN
W the payment ot three insiaments of the
money secured 10y mortgage dated the Bird day of
January \. y. lSNd, executed by stephen Stephen
son aud Eliza Stephenson. his wife OF the County
of SuIly and Territory Of Dakota, 10 Ormsby,
Graves 4 CO. of the County of Bcadp Territory OF
office of TIA" Register of Deeds of the County of
Suliy, Territory of Dakota, in book of Records,
ON page ~, on the 2hfh day Of January, lS>6, at
5;an O'Clock Z. NJ; and,
Whereas, no action or proceedings at law or
othcrwis" have been instituted to recover the
debt secured hy said mortgage. or any part thereof
Whereas, ii MAS stipulated in said mort gage that
If default would he made in the made in the pay
ment "t any portion Of the principal nr interest
promptly al the time the same should become due:
or IL default he made in the payment of the taxes
assessed tn lac assessed said premises. before
the s,iuc shall become delinquent, tEcn the whole
sum, both principal and interest AT once bccum.
due: and
Whereas. Default has been made in the payment
OF the sum OF s3"", which became due and payable
an December Isl lS>1, and the further sum OF 500
which became due and payable June Ist 1855 and
the further oI $500 which became due aud pa able
December lst, issS
Whereas Default has been made in the payment
ii the taxes assessed said real property agreed
by said uortgagoT ia said mortgage and
Whereas, Default has been uaie in keeping the
buildings on said murtgagrd premises insured as
stipulated for IN said mortgage; and,
Whereas, The whole amount of principal and in
tercst has h"rpmr due by reason ofsuch default and
Whereas The amount claimed to hr due upon
said mortgage, at the date ofths notice, il the
Of SENENIi-0NL DOLLARS and NINETEEN
CENTS, ts5ll9t to-wIt: Sn,!.eb principal, and
g - interest, and Finy Dollars attorneys fees,
stipulated for in said mortgage.
NOW, THERE FORE Notice Is hereby given that
by virtue Of the power 0t sale contained in mort
gaze. aud duly recorded Is aforesaid, aud in pur~
suancc oi Ih" statutes in such case made aud prov-
dcd, the said mortgage will he lurcclosrd by a sail
of the muTI"agst premises therein described, at
public auction. hy the sheriff of Suly County 10
The highest aud best bidder at the lent door of the
Court Huus" in town OF Dnlda and County OF Sully
aud Territory of Dakutt, ON the
23rd day of February. 1880.
at = o'clock ia the afternoon of that day. The
morIgaged premises are situated in the County OF
Suiy ia the Territory Of Dakota, aud are described
~ follows, wit:
III" SOUTHEAST quarter of Section M. Seventeen
40 ia Township 40. one Hundred aud Fourteen
0lp, Range Nh. vrntv-Four, IA, West Of the ith
L. NJ. and containing On" Hundred " sixty acres,
according To- the United states Government survey.
Datrd ~ Madison, u. r., this 2nd day uf January
A. u. lssJ
oENSBY, GRAVES X 90. Mortgages
w Y. NELSON, Attorney tnr M"rig Ggees.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1889-02-23
Foreclosure Notice.

WILLIS NJ ElCEEEr, Mortgagor:
TAKE NOTICE. WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS
been made III the payment of the semi annual
interest becoming Que April Isl, 1855 on certain
notes secured lay u mortgage bearing date the 18th
day of June, i. H. lssi. male aud executed 10y
Willis Nj. lick"r luunarriedl, AS murtsagur to
W W. Mcdonald, trustee as mortgagec. which
said mortgage duly died for record In the office
of the Register ut Deeds Of Suily County, Dakota,
and duly recorded in said office in Book NJ of
Mortgage, on PAGE / -. and whereas said mortgage
was duly gsSlgn.dhy said ". W. Mcdonald. I lru>tce
10 Hattie 4. 3nrs and said assignment was
duly recorded in the office Of the Register "i Deeds
of sakEsully County, ia Book \, ON page ll2, and
= Whereas, NJ Hctiun or proceeding ai law has
svrn instituted 10 the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof: and
Whereas IL Wa, provided aud stipulated in said
mortgage that in case al breach "f any agreement
therein contained, or II default should be made in
the payment Of any portion Of the principal or in
terest promptly, and at the time the same should
become due, or ii ~..s, ~; D. made in the payment
of any taxes asA,St-. or To he assessed ON said
premises before Y, .6.@.me should become delin-
quent, or default r@aade ~ the payment of any
premiums for e!i~ -pe auR continuing any insur-