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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-17
General State News. LA GRIPPE,

General State News.
 LA GRIPPE.
 R. E. Stone of Middletown, who has been quite sick with the grip, is able to be out again.
 FOR THE FRENCH CATHOLICS OF HARTFORD. M. Pabbe J. Eugene Roy, tns ue-- nastor of Sc. Anns'a French Catholic church in Hart ford, oficiated ct the services yesterday. He is stopping at the Episcopal residence on Farmington avenue, the guest of Bishop Mo. Nahon. Father Roy comes from the Catholic seminary in Quebec, where hs was professor of rhetoric.
 RATHER PoGGY.
 While searching yesterday for the cause of tho stoppaRe Of the water supply in Smiths building, Ansonia, plumbers found large fog wedged tightly in the pipe.-New Haven News.
 It has been very foggy in some parts of Connecticut recently; so much so that vessels have been stopped from coming up the sound or the river, but this is the first time . fog has ever been known to get the best of wa- ter pipe, or need the services of a plumber Hartford Poss.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-17
STATE COR kKSPON DENCE.
S0uth1ngtOn.

Southingt0n.
 March 15.-The funeral of MT. Edwin Dickinson occurred Sunday afternoon at the First Baptist church, Rev. E. J. Bosworth officiating. Mir. Dickinson was thirty. nine years of age, and has been employed as a skilled mechanic by the Peck, Stow & Will COX Go. He came here from Hartford about one year ago He was member of the order of Knights of Pythias.
 Arthur Woodruff expects to start out on trip to-day through Massachusetts to pur- chase working cattle and COWS.
 The Hon. W. B. Wallace of New York will lecture at St. Thomas church this (Monday) evening on 'Erin Go Braugh."
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-17

Total sales to-day. se.14e.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-21

The Governor OH Tuesday sent
in the names of large number of
persons to the senate as appointees
on the various state boards and
other official position. The senate
by a vote of 10 to II sent them
back without consideration, alleg.
ing that the Governor had made
appointments without consulting
the members of the senate and
many of the men were unknown
to them. The Governor will make
the same appointments after the
adjournment and the appointments
will hold over until confirmed or
rejected by the senate next winter.
The only appointment from this
county was j. D. Wallace, of Dray.
ton, on the board of regents for
the agricultural college.
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into ave hundred thous

reaching into ave hundred thous-
ands. n
Bah! Elects of merchantmen
and "cities with populations roach.
in into the five hundred thousand
on little lake eight miles wide
BY fifteen long in that little God.
forssken country discounts him,
not only Us a real estate boomer,
but in every other way, world
without end. Talmage has prov.
en- himself to be, in his journey.
ings through the Holy Land, the
veritable Grimes, whom Marx
Twain so numerically roasted in
his innocents abroad; but il can.
not be That Talmage ever read
Mark Twain or he would have
avoided personating such a credu.
lous and disgusting character.
Mr.. Talmage processes that hi,
faith in Christianity was very
much strengthened by his travels
through Palestine; for our part,
what with their wrctched imposi.
tions and their rascally traditions
we had a constant fight to get out
as we'll as we went in. Of course
the traditions of men can not
make the word of God Of none eff.
fect," or we should have lost our
faith altogether.
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sheriff Aale,

PY virtue Of an execution. issued out of and
Dunder the Seal Of the District Court, IN and
for the County Of Pembiua and State Of NORTH
Dakota, upon q Judgment rendered and docket.
ed IN the kaid court, on the i0th day OF January,
A. D., 1888. in an action wherein e. Auitman 4
Co. were plaintiffs and Henry Mason and CHARLES
J. Mason were defendants, in favor Of tho said
plaintiffs and sssn's ihe sRi4 dsfsndents fer ths
cents, (25l :o5.) (which execution was dircc1cdaRd
delivered 10 mo ~ sheriff In and for said county
of Pcmbina. have this 10Th day Of March, A. u.
1890, levied upon all the right title and Interest
OF the said defendant Henry Mason, in and 70 the
following described Real Estate to.wit: The
south half Of Lot No. nineteen (l9,) on the east
side Of Main street, In the town Of Drayton Cour.
t.. Of Pemhina and STATE Of North DsEota.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that I, the under.
signed sheriff ~ Aforesaid, will sell the above
Described real estate properly to the highest bid.
der for Gar, at public suction, at the 1ront door
the County Of Pembina snh State Of North DskO.
la, on Monday, the 2IEt day OF Anil, 1. D.
lt;,. At o'clock p M Of tllstdsy 70 :itisiy Ito
md costs thereon.
dated at remb;na, March 10Th. Isa,. 8l33
W. KNEEsHAw, Plaintiffs Attorney,
wA.JANEs. sheriff, Pembina County.
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A man who has practiced medicine for
forty years, ought to know salt from su.
gar: read what he says:
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10. 1887.
Messrs. +. ]. Cheney & Co.-Gentlemen
Il have l'een in the general practice of
medicine for most 40 years, aud would
say that in all my practice and exper-
fence have never seen a preparation that
I could prescribe with as much conf.
dence Of success as eau Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by you. Have pre-.
ecribed it a great many times and its ef.
feet is wonderful, and would say in con.
clusion thai have vet to find a case of
Catarrll that It would not cure, If they
would take it according to directions.
Yours Truly, l.. L. GoRsUcI, NJ. d.
Office, 251 Summit st,
We give 800 for any case of Catarrh
that can not lie cured will, Halls Catarrh
Cure. Taken internally.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co.. Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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By an extract from the Pioneer
Press it will be seen that com.
mittee appointed by Governor
Miller, are at work in st. Paul
looking for seed wheat and hare
very good success. We haye no
doubt that farmers of this vicinity
can be provided for, if needed,
OH like terms, because if necessary
the one third guarantee asked from
st. Paul can he supplied right
here at home. Hon. L. E. Booker
said to the writer that he would
guarantee $500 or if necessary, g..
600 of the $500 guarantee nee.
essary to secure the needed 10000
bushels in this neighborhood and
we are certain our business men
would add the rest. The commit.
tee appointed by the citizens meet.
ing are in correspondence with
different parties but cannot report
any thing definite as yet.
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The Grand Forks Plaindealer
has passed into new hands. A. j.
Truesdell. of Church's Ferry Sun,
and G. +. Brown, of Colorado,
having taken charge. Mr.. Trues.
dell will be business manager and
Mr.. Brown editor. We know of
no paper which has had a better
field, or cultivated it more poorly,
in the past. 1t should be, and could
be, the morning daily of the whole
country north and west of it-and
we hope the new management may
be successful in making it so.
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msrtSarc sale.

)efaalt having been made IN the payment. Of
dollars which acclaimed tn be due at the date Of
this notice, upon certain mortgage duly execu.
ted and delivered BY EugeRe Gueniond 10 Mary
Hog.n and Dennis Hogan her iu.bsnd tearing
duly recorded IN the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds In and for the county Of Pem61na and
territory OF Dakota, now state Of North Dakota on
the 18th day Of May, 1850, at ESQ O'Clock p. M, In
btok No. 30, on page SO, and no scticn Or pro.
to recover the debt secuaed BY said mor:ssgS or
any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice L. hereby given, that b.
virtue OF the power Of sale contained In said
mortgage, and pursuant to the rtatute In such
cas- msde and provided, the said mortgage will
b foreclofed BY sslsof the mortgsged premise,
VT; the sonth:weet quarter section number eight
~ III township number one hundred and sixty.
three (l6O north range ffty four (54) west Of tho
9th +. M. Ind containing one hundred and sixty
acres more OF less In Penbina county, North Ds.
kots with the heteditamsnts and appurtsnsnces
der for cash 70 pay raid debt interest and taxes II
any on said premsscs ind fifty dollars :astornoys
fee a. stipulated In and By said mortgage in csss
81 foreclosure and the diBbursElent1 allowed BIZ
Law. which sale will bu made by ilie Sheriff Of
aid aid, Psm6ina county Or BY hi. deputy q the
gate IN said county and state on the 18th, day of
March 1890 at clock p. m. OF that day, subject
u one mortgage Of s200 due the Dakota Invest
mt mt Company and subject to redemption at any
time within one yesr from date Of eale as provid.
dad by law.
Dated this 9Th day of February 1890 At bath.
Gah N. u.
I'D. Trenholme, Mortgages,
Attorney 1886
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Each bid will he for the yearly rent oftlle
whole tract offered at once, and not by the acre.
Tlose tracts rented until September LIST, lSDi
will De bid for and leased ~ for two years:
advance. One.fourt Of the rent for The iirst
year must lie paid by the successful bidder when
the tract Is struck oil to him, and the remainder
of the first years rent when he executes and re.
ceircs his lease, which must he within three days
after the tract is struck of.
q. L. JACKSON, Go. Slpt. Of SCHOOLS.
II. MCtiuIS, Chairman Co. Commissiouer,
JOHN TABERNACLE, County Auditor.
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Probate Court.

Probate Goart.
ECO County III S q renbins. In County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Edward McCaf.
fiery, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that James McCaffery
has filed with the Judge of this court. petition,
praying for letters Of administration Of the estate
Ct Edward McCsfiery. decensed. and that s.tur-
a: ~. Of said day, being day Of a regular term
Of this court to-wit: OF tho March term. 1880, at
the comfy court office, In tho city Of Pembina,
comfy Of Pembina, N. D., has been vet for hear.
Ing said petition, when and where any person
inter ested may appear and show cause why said
petition should NOT be granted
Dated February sOt!i, 1880.
X. A. ARNsTRoNG.
County court and OK -offcio
W.!. kNEEalfAw, Probate Judge.
Attorney for Estate. 1888
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The friends of Senator Henry
Kellar of Sank Center, MINI. are
pleased to learn that his patent
Irvine machine bids fair to be a
success. He has just exhibited it in
Washington and it at least prom.
Uses death to the Irvine trust. He
will begin manufacturing the
machines at once.
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THE Arrra,rArH

There is much reason to regret
that the lottery scheme was eve,
introduced in our Dakota legisla.
ture. It is not altogether from
the bill itself or its provisions, but
from the personal bad feelings il
has engendered and which will
long be kept in memory by the
leaders in the fight, and who in
the future, as we'll as in the past,
are likely to be leaders in the re.
publican party. We say republi.
can party, for IN the democratic
ranks, there was no division of
sentiment, as they all favored the
scheme and have no quarrels OH
this subject to settle. There was
enough OF this personal feeling be-
fore, to wreck any party, with less
an overwhelming majority than
we have in North Dakota. In al
most every leading cityand county
of North Dakota, unwilling fac.
tions have been bowed together
under the republican yoke, and
only the many new issues of state.
hood made them pull together last
fall.
The battle for supremacy during
the state election and during the
late session Of the legislature, haye
only added intensity to the former
bitterness.
This comes from the way North
Dakota politicians. wage political
war. Little Or no regard is paid
to an opponents views, his honesty
of purpose, or the effect OH the par.
ty. Tocrush, to kill, a rival seems
to be the great end Of Dakota
politician, and we believe it true
that harder things are said and
worse things are done by republi.
can politicians and factions to
each other in this state, than are
said and done between opposing
parties in other places.
Take this lottery business, for
example. If we IRE to believe the
opposite factions, its supporters
are gamblers, bribe-takers, cor.
rnptionists and thieves; its oppos.
ers are sanctimonious hypocrites.
blood-suckers, sixty per cent
chattel.mortgage men, men who
want farmers to starve, etc. The
proper method of warfare to carry
a point, is to put every man under
suspicion of being bride giver or
bride taker, to call the other fel.
lows bad names, to depose from
Office, to monkey with his salary,
to pull his nose, to gerrymander
his district, to shake seed wheat
under his nose. This is states.
manship, this is generalship, this
is policy, according to the first
legislature of North Dakota. God
help the republican party in this
state, God help Dakota, if half of
what either side says is true.
Whether true or false, it makes
North Dakota a by.word in the
of the sisterhood of states,
and states with not a half of our
education, wealth and civilization
point at us with the finger of de.
rision.
Another year or two of this work
and North Dakota is a democratic
state as surely as d. f. republican
leaders can make her.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-21

Senator Winship, of the Grand
Forks Herald, has been appointed
by COMMANDMENTS chief Alger as
commander of the new department.
of North Dakota G.. A. r.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-21

We have received from Rand, McNal.
ly & Co., Of Chicago, fine map of
North Dakota. 1t is mounted on rollers
and IL about 3x4 feet, OH a scale Of eight
miles to tile inch. 1t is very clear, mi
mute and correct. The retail price of the
map is 500. We can give you this map
and the PIoNEER EXPIRES for ono year
sor $500. 32-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HADIT-in Al

DRUNKENNESS-llQU HABlr-ln all
the World there Ii bat ono cure,
DR.. Haines' Golden Specific.
II can he given In cup OF tea or coffee without
tine knowledge Of the person taking II, efiectns
a speedy and permanent cure, whether the pa.
ent Is q moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
have taken the Golden Specific in their cofIee
without their knowledge, and today believe they
quit drinking Of thei own free will. No harm
Gl effect results from it, administration. Cures
guaranteed. SEMI for Circular aud full pArticu.
larS. Address In confidence, GOLDEN BrEciFiC
Co.. 1s5 Race Street. Cincinnati. OF
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Chattei N1ortxnrc asle.

yX1nEREAs, one George O'lIara did, OH the
w 18th day Of March A. d. 1889. make his
certain chattel mortgage Of the following dc.
sc.i'ed chuttler, to-wit: One roam horse 8 years
Gycarr old: one large red Oh Q years old, to
Christie Farris, mortgage. to secure the pay
inent of $3.50 and interest. and $40 attorneys fees.
virtue Of raid mortgage and by order Of said
mortgages the present ownors thereof. will
sell above described chattlesat l.. Z BO0kcr's
rintde, Fcmbina, n. d. ON the nth day Of March
1870, at O'Clock pm.
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Impoundsd.

1mpounded.
Notice is hereby given that the follow.
ing described animal was received in
pound Ivy me March 18th. 1870, and Il
the legal cl'arges Ike not paid and said
animal taken away by the owner, the
same will he sold BY me rs provided by
law; to wit: OI,e bay horse colt. about
two years old.
Pemb'na. N. u Marcel, slst. 1890.
JAMES GREESwoOD,
1857 pound.nlsster.
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1t is not generally known, but
it is a fact all the same. that the
act extending the time for the pay.
ment of taxes for this year has
been repealed and real estate taxes
become delinquent on the first of
June and personal taxes on the
first of March. The Walsh rev.
enue bill did it.-Bismarck Trib.
une.
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In Probate Cssrt.

County s q Fsn 1biaS.A' In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of Frederick pelIer.
tn, declared. S''''
Notice !. hereby given that Octave pel,erin
praying for letters 81 sdminiitfatiSn Of ~ -.
ate 81 Frederick Pellerin declared, and that
s =, n,.y, tho aoth day Of March 4. b. 1890
regular term Of this Court, to. wit: OF The arch
ierm. A. D. 1890. q the county court once
10 TIE &c. court house county Of fembins, has been
81 set ior hearing said pstiton. when and whert
cause Why the said petition should not be granted.
LATED March l1th, 1880. RIA. A1nsfsoNo.
go. County court Andcx -olhclo
Ss'o6 Probate Judge.
WI. KHEEsHAw. Attorney,
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Bismarck has resigned the pre-.
miership of Germany as he and the
young emperor do not agree.
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TA1MAaE IN THE HOLY LAND.

TALMAaE IN THE HOLY LAND.
Methodist Herald.
We heartily wish that DIR. Tai.
mage had never visited the Holy
Land. If lie had stayed there
much longer *e should have feared
for his sanity.A As it is we have
)Gst very much Of our yesrect, never
great, for Is good judgment.
m wlaaa1b bubble all over OH
east occasion; who is iii &C.
lin tears at every place he
mo breaches in Jersulem a
4 suggested by the place,
II was published fifteen years
l6re; who wanted to realize how
he apostles felt in storm, and in
five minutes the placid lake is so
furiously wrought up that l,e es.
capes only by landing at Caperna.
UNI. Such a man is entirely too
much for us. His telegram, all
the way from London to the New
York Herald, contains two good
hings, both gems IN their way,
The first is u bull, as good as any
Irish bull: 1.-The Holy Land is a
vast wilderness of mighty rocks.
Ranging in size from mountains
to the sands of the ocean," A
mighty rock as big as a sand of the
ocean is good one. The second
is this:
The day is coming when the sea
Galilee. instead Of being a desc.
= beet Of water, with a handful
Dple OH its shores supporting
existence. will become
of wealth and great
activity. It's bosom
with fleets of mer.
Ehroned beside it
Fla populations
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
.
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Al pembina. in the State Of North Dakota, a
the close of business, Feb. 18Th, 1890.

STATE County S1 so of rem SaKs!A' i~
I.G.W. Ryan. cashier OF the above nnmcd
ment ittrue to the bert Of. my know ledge and
Gelief. CIV. RYAN, Csshier.
Subscribed aud sworn TO before Inc this i8ih day
ofMarch, 1870. -; F. A.WARDwElI.,
Notary Public.
Y. c. SHAW,
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3asss MI 0Dteeo Yyo09903&.
IL leNlngh q list Of real estate
t.ans3 lbetlIs week ending March.
81 lSoe iarnishetl by Mr.. o. NJ.
Orally of the register Of deeds Office.
rsnhln1. q
Elizabeth Egiey 10 John D. Wallace
and Henry W. Wallace, part Of lot q,
Main Street. Dnyton. $50.
Janes NcGruer and wife to Nicl,ol Ne.
0ruer, nsl. Ss.l8l-52, $500.
WI Abrams 70 Beaupre, Keogh 4
Davis. part Of nwt Of swt, 3.l0i.53, ~.
Henry Rlindt and wife to Frank Hoif,
Esi Of sw}, %. and q ofse}, 3O-le2.5s q, 900
E. I. Thompson 70 II. N. Joy, lot Is In
blk 8, Hamilton, $3.50.
EFT. Thompson TO H. N. Joy, lots 10,
II and 12 in blk.s, Hamilton, DIS.
Laura Z. Seeley and husband to Rus.
sell A. Hulbeat, nwt eS-lte-55. Sl,4oo.
VIM. Crowder and wife to Maria Hook.
way, nj Of swa, sS-loo.52, sl.4oo.
Gilbert Euckson ~ Andrew A. Ander.
son, 81 Of set, Sand nj ofsw}, .3.l6o52,
800.
Ola A. Walker and Calvin Walker 10
Robert s. Ramsey, lots No. z and 8 In
blk. 80. st Thomas, $50.
Ann Jane and Thomas Rooney to Alex.
amber Porter, set. 2o-l0l-5s. sl,l5o.
Mary E. Sutton to Security Trust Co.
81 ofswa, l0-l62.56. "a. C. d.) $50.
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.0RD Z THOMAS. .EwssAe ;. !!
% Randolph st.. Chicago. keep his piIef eaAla
s % =; ss ssssss';s s, e DVETlfE,
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Teacher Wanted.

Teacher wanted for term of three
months in District No. 50. School to
commence April lst. Address, stating
salary. A. BOOMER. Clerk,
34-tf Dundee, Walsh Co., N. u.
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new FLOUR AND FEED STORE

The undersigned desires to call
the attention of the farmers and
people in 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.
H. C. FELDMAN,
Proprietor.
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CITY DRAY line

Contracts for large lots taken
and goods delivered on short no.
tice. Orders can be left at the
Pioneer Bakery.
Ice delivered to all parts o., the
/. city,;
WILLIAM FOWLER, Prop
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notice to Creditors.
matter of the estate Of william G.. Field.

In the matter ofth estate Of william G. Field.
men, deceased.
Ali persons having claims against the rnil
William z. Feldman deceased, arc required to
exhibit the same. with the necessary vouchers,
st lis place OF business IN the city Of Pembins,
IN the county Of Pembtna, State OF North Dako.
t., and that four month"; have been limited a.
the time for creditors to present their claims
against said estate.
Dated this list day Of Feb. 1890. n
W:J: KNEEsnAw, HENRY c. FELDxAS.
Sl-3a Attorney. AdmiAistfAtsf.
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Probate Nstice.

STATE OF NoRfn DAKOTA
County Of Pembins, i'e In County Court
In the matter of the estate of D. c. Spinning
Geo. W: Spinning, administrator OF the estate
court petition, praying for IN order Of iicenre
2 sea a the real estate belonging 70 aid estate.
No.! Nov therefore, public notice & hereby giyep,
once ip the court house q The ely II Fembins,
q sne hoar Of two O'clock in tbs afternoon, hss
6een sst tot heat!nE said petition and III psiscns
spear before the court at said time md place
eno shcw cause Why IN order should not be
granted to the admtnisirat0r to sell 70 much Of
be neceesary.
Dated March aOth, 1880.
o.. ETA. ARxsrRoxs,
90 County Judge.
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Nesie: q Re.s.Is 8 ll.:i E:s:s::

STATE o. NORTH OAKOTA,(
County OF Pembina,
deceased.
Pe!suant to al order Of said court made on the
jsmin H. Webster, .dminstrator se Of asid estate.
VIII sell on the bth day Of April, 1870, a The
Isonf door of The court houee, city and county II
.. m; Of said day, at public auction, to The high.
ct bidder for essh. the following described real
s.tate; to-wit; NV sec; q. townrhip 1851 range
land ian! VIII be sold subject to certain morigsss,
Witness my hand this 9Th day Of March, lsso.
B.H. WESsfER,
1920 Administrator,
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l4s. Powers bl'k., Rochester, n.
Come in and Settle.

Como In and Settle.
l respectfully request all who know
themselves to be indebted to the late w.
C. Feldman, to call at my office and nay
their accounts.
H.C. FELDNAN,
I-36 Administrator.