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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

JXIxNTED, TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING-pOWDEk to tho
retail grocery trade. Mon acquainted with
different sections OF tho country. a good side
line, also good opportunity for clerks OF any live
msh who want ~ get on the road; experience
To tho right man a liberal contract Viii be made
and steady employment given. We pay not less
than as5a month salary and expenses, or 20 per
again. Address. with etsmp j.. s. CHEMICAL
WORKS. $40 and SAG Van Blren street. chi
cago, Ill. C Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED. BY A THOROUGH
w Businessman who IL unemployed part
OF his tins, BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, or
any other work. IL very capable aud can give
good references. BUSINESS, care DISPATCH.
oc l-Th&Su2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
WANTED. SPECIAL AND LOCAL
w AGENTS. THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA,

WEST 9 nptfY NORTH HSS S AND souTa CARO-.
LIMA TO SOLICIT synSch,Hn4Ils0NNss ~ TIA
AND BUILDING COMPANY. The company 10
one Of Tie best known and most eucseesiui "
The South. Has tho most equitable plan and
most desirable features JET presented 70 snc
reliable agents. For further information apply
at the ONCE OF the Company. o2l eaet Main
street, or address Tux UNITED BANKING
AND BUILDING COMPANY. nichmopd, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
WANTED. TWENTY Statesmen

w to carry as a side line our cash ON
DELIVERY CIGAR, with sobi-nlled watch.
Big pay. Z. o. d. CIGAR COMPANY. Winston.
al 2o-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH
w one or two years experience In drug busl-
mesa. Address 3s8 Church street, Norfolk, Va.
90 30-W,FASu3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

T AIDES TO SELL OUR GOODS AT
~ THEIR HOMES. Everybody buys them.
$40 20 SOS Der week easily made. No experience
necessary. Goods beautiful; sell themselves.
Address ROYAL GARTER COMPANY, Ctncin-
natl. Ohio. ~ ZJW6Su0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED, TO SELL OR EX-
w change for Richmond lily property, .
l5O-ACRE FARM and BUSINESS STAND IN
Powhatln county, four miles from depot on
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. Address
% PAW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Cu.RLorTIsyILLE, OctoDer 5|Br, Mon-
.aons r. Leyerson, Phi. ID. of HeIdelburg,
.n ing an old student of the University OF
Virginia. has issued invitations to al the a.
students OF the University o. recep',Hn
October eth. sto 10 O'Clock +. r a., AZ no
nsll of the Temperance Uh,on' T Tanr Val.
Mss Eddie Jackson, on High street,
, ,ntx, S snr her home in Richmond yesterday.
'ei Mis-; $50 Herbemont and Miss Matthews,
wp o have been spending the summer at
w., VIZ RocSbridgs Baths. have returned 70
Msx' Dabnsy Davis. OF Essex county. is
v,s,,ine his brother, Captain Eugene
DAVIS, neal the city. ,. osso.;s,.
Rev Robert White, iolmctiy asso..I ho
rector Of CHRIST church u tR~ S'u' WV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
WANTED. MY FRIENDS AND

w the public 10 know that can be found At
tho corner OF second and Leigh streets with .
full linz Of FAMILY GkOg Ekits AND liz
QUORs. Call and see mo. Ie.egh9ne ysy:
AZ oI-lm GEORGE NCD. BLAME.
The advocate., 1891-11-11

tinctly hold these laws to be wrong
and unjust in every particular. There
is not q good thing about them. We
do not quote them as an argument in
favor OF thesub-Teasury plan because
there is really very little parallel be-
tween the distillery warehouse sys-
tenn and the sub-treasury plan. What
we do refer to it for is to show that
Republicans who object SO strenu-
ously 10 the one have no word OF con-
demnation for that which is much
more iniquitous and dangerous to
the interests and liberties Of the peo-
pie than anything that could be con-
ceived TO favor the agricultural in
dustry.
Does Bion Butchins know OF any
other Republican legislation that he
is not quite satisfied with9 If so why
does he not tell his readers what it is
and come out boldly in favor Of
changes? Such action all along the
Republican line would give the party
some ground for the claim Of sincerity
in it's pretense of a desire for reforms.
While the party continues however,
TO justify all the iniquitous Legislation
Of the last thirty years, the people
win have no confidence in any Of its
professions Of honesty.
The advocate., 1891-11-11

The Peoples party have triumph IN
the Thirty-second Senatorial district
Chautauqua and Cattaraugus countleS-
In the triumph Of Rev. James l. Ed
wards, D. D., Of Randolph, who has
handsomely defeated the notorious Com
modore Perry Vedder.
Ohio gives William Mckinley, ir, a
plurality Of $1,000, and the Republicans
claim large majority in both branches
Of the state Legislature. Notwithstand-
ing this condition Of things there is a
very strong sentiment that John Sher-
man is not In the race for another term.
The associated press falls to give any re-
turn of votes for Mr. Seitz the Peoples
candidate for governor, as we'll as the
vote for the Prohibition candidate.
The advocate., 1891-11-11
white Peaks and Dark CanOns.

WnlGo EGt8AB anu OtAEA NhnOlAs q.
Colorado is a land Of sharp contrasts,
of brilliant lights, Of intense shadows; a
land where heights and depths make OBJ
vious the meaning Of the word antithesls;
a land where every mood in mind can
find an answering mood in nature. The
high, white mlnarets Of the mountains,
from whose slender pinnacles float the
wind blown banners Of the snow, appeal
with silent eloquence to the lofty aspira-
tions Of the soul; the sombre chasms cleft
by Titan forces through granite hearted
hills, within whose depths dark shadows
throng and swirling torrents dash, speak
to the heart language that thrills, in
spires and swes. 1t does not follow that
these glories Of white peaks and these
glooms of dark canons preclude the
pleasant intervals, the sunny meadows or
the secluded hooks wherein the tired
mind or wearled body may find peaceful
rest and refuge from turmoil and toll.
To one making a journey In Colorado,
New Mexico or Utah, or taking q trans
continental tour from east to west, or
VSce VerSa, the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad offers accommodations equal In
elegance, convenience and luxury TO
those of any other line with the added
attractions Of the unriValled scenery
along It's line, abounding In q magniA-
cent opulence of white peaks and dark
canons. The month Of November, 1890,
Witnessed one of the most important i'm
proVements in railroad facilities that has
yet been made In Colorado and the west.
The completion Of the standard guage OF
the Denver 6 Rio Grand railroad from
Denver, Colorado, over the mountains to
Ogden, Utah, which FIVE years ago was
deemed an lmpossibillty, is certainly
triumph Of daring and engineering skill.
The new line Is by the way Of Leadvllle.
tunneling Tennessee Pass, threading the
canons of the Eagle and Grand rivers
giving a view Of the Mount Of the Holy
Cross, en- route, taking It's trains through
Glenwood Springs and down the Grand
river to Grand Junction, thence to Salt
Lake City, Ogden and San Francisco. By
this route one is given an opportunity tc
behold the magnidcence of Eagle river
canon and the marvellous beauty and
grandeur Of the canon of the Grande,
The overland train is q model in every
respect. From the engine to the last
first-class coach everything is bright, new
and Of the most elegant style Of work
manship and finish.
If any reader desires to know more
about these stupendouS works Of nature
write to s. K. Hooper, General Passenger
Agent, Denver, Colorado, and he vii
send you, free of cost, elegantly illus
trated books, giving full description o.
the marrels Of the "Scenic Line."-StGn
Iey Wood, in the Great DfUideA
The advocate., 1891-11-11

A meeting Of. the Peoples party county
central committee Of Shawnee county Is
called at iii Kansas avenue on Saturday,
November Il. Important.
The advocate., 1891-11-11
THE STATE RLECTIONS OF 1891.

The states of Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio,
Iowa and Nebraska elected state officers
on November 8, 1891, most of them only
In part.
The elections as whole are anything
but encouraging to the managers OF the
Republican national campaign of 1892;
they having saved the states of Ohio and
!. Pennsylvania, with decreased percen-
{, ,tage Of the popular vote in each of those
states.
By reason of an absence of Democratic
candidates for three positions in Ne
braska, the grand old party may have
elected their candidates there.
In South Dakota they elect Mr.. Jolley
40 q Representative to Congress, to fill @
vacancy by reason of death, by plurali-
~ vote, and they recover Congressional
district in Mlchigan-where there was
also vacancy by death-thst they had
lost in 1890. Elections were had In New
Jersey, Virginia and Mississippi for
members of the Legislature, and the
Republicans were not Sin it" In either of
the two last named states, and they were
q minus quantity in New Jersey.
In Maryland. where the Harrison and
Morton electoral ticket in 1888 carried IL
of the "a counties, the Republicans can
count themselves In the lead in 1891 in
two of the counties of the state.
In Massachusetts, the Republicans
failed to defeat Governor Russell, whose
vote is 5,430 greater than the vote cast
Ror President Cleveland, while Mr.. Allen,
the defeated Republican candidate, Is
1886 votes behind the Harrison vote of
1888. Mr.. Allen is 6,791 votes behind
Governor Russell
The Prohibition vote for governor was
S,16s and the vote of the Peoples party
was 1859. So it may be seen that can
dldate Allen Is IN minority of 1852 In
the old "Bsy State" Of party Republican
lam.
In New York Flower has been in
bloom for It's Democracy, having had
about 10000 more votes for governor
than the Fassett that was 80 beautifully
turned upon President Harrison's col
leCtor Of customs, and Tom Platt'a
trusted henchmen, who as q New York
state Senator, was ever ready to obey
his audacious behests without question
ing their integrity.
The advocate., 1891-11-11
GOOD TILL DEC. 1, ONLY.

The ADvocAFa now has the largest subscription list Of any
paper the Of Kansas and by the beginning OF the cam
pagn 1892 wish TO make the largest OF any Re
form Paper America In order TO do this have decided
to make the following
The advocate., 1891-11-11
The Advocate Deals Strictly in Facts.

II will keep close watch Congress through its associ
ate editor Mr. J. Hebbard It viii keep you informed OF
the actions Of your Representatives Congress will dis
cus in thorough and exhaustive all the questions
which enter into the great contest Of next year. Lay the mat
ter before your Alliance without delay and make large
club as you can remembering that the offer only lasts thirty
days from November 1st
No subscription under this offer will be received for ee
than one year Every order must be accompanied by the
and address of the and the money Drafts post
Office or express orders risk No deduction allowed for
cost of remittance No under this offer will be accepted
after December 1s 1891 No extra copy allowed except for
full club of ten and $500 sent at time Address,
The ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO.,
TOPEKA. KANSAS
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-17

&in9fon, Ontario, lite SUM-.
Sir Sobn Macbonalbs Be9rapelle
foresit berfebs ibas unber enbba
ft9rre &gitibelisbeoer ene be, iom
fanbt @teb | Ottatpa, ba &remiemi>
nifterens Sig afienotes oerfra. @i=
ben 2isets Intomit isaaraftes. bat
bet bpilet paa en- flor o9 pre9ti9 &a=
tafalt. bpor bet bar uaret beib9t af
2uinber. &abeterne fra bet tonge=
li9e Militeratabemi banneoe en- 6e>
berspast omtrin9 ben fore @tats=
mano. &l. 81 @ftermibbas blep ban
! Dperensftemmelie meb fit 9nlfe Be-
srauet peo Sioen al fin Jaber og
Mtooer paa gataraqui Cemetery.
5orot forbinore, at 2isrppere 1tuloe
tur1e aabne bans @rap, bar benne
muret al Sanbfen, ber par boltet
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-17

@afbtn9tcn 13oe Stunt. Den af ben n1e
Sfatfammeriefretdr foretagne Selline af be
fontante Pense Sfatfammerets @pelptn,
ser piitr, at Der ct bprte en Dollar fra en-
9pelpin9, bppr Der ppbeparebes nditen $780,.
100000. Gn Sdf. ber tnbebolbt 1000 S6lp>
Dollars, par rernet, % oa 4ensene iam1eoes
op tsien man9leoe BET / Dollar. @pts ben
lite tan fnbes, ptl GS.Sreaiurer 9ufton faa
betale ben.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-17
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

iammen. st Irtileri=Batteri bill
ftna Sast paa Steoet en- @tunb+
Sir Sobn efterlater en- @nte. fom
foar Jig ubbetalt en- 2ipsasiurance
paa $4,000 og ct 5ono paa $65,00o,
1om politilte Meninssfeller iublfri=
bereoe for nosen 9io fi6en til bans
Gamilie. Set fises, at bans iibte
Boiteo, @arnclife, bar pantiat. % at
ban opoe iom en- fotti9 Manb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-17
Minnefpta+

Sra gauges spnooes Narsmpbe /
9feo @ina meooeles fpl9enoe ansaoz
enbe Balg af @mbebsmeno: Bait.
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palst til 6ormano us @ait. 6. ..
8robausb al @bicaso til &ices 6or=
manb; Hrof. $. $. @ltab fra &eo
@ins til Setreter os .. 6. 8opum
af Nrenbabl, Minn., til &as1erer.
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Lamb, Sotpa.
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firing Is Mile ipo for Nleronoria i
ben oeitliae Sci al Scope County,
bleo ibjelQeaet al epnet 5reoas @f.
termiboag. San fob 9gren til
fit 6us os betrastebe upeiret, oa 2pz
net i1o9 neo o9 orebte bam gieblittez
lia. Gre andre af 5ami'ien ramme>
oes o9laa men fan fomme fig, meobe>
Les fra @lentpooo famine 9ass
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bag ! Minnefota @iber, ,nebens ban
babeoe fig, meobeles fra &enoerion.
@ellerup par bel fienot Minneapo=
liz, buor fan ub9au en- onartiitiF
@uis for en- Eio iioen. 9an bauoe
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fife. Snoe 5touen trai De paa en-
for en- Bus9p foreipenot 9eit, Der
bar bunben til ct Tre. unoer 6e=
bet fanot be en- lang brun 2ommeboa,
buori Der fanotes en- Mensbe 8apiz
rer. Der tpoebe paa, at ben bapbe till
bert Iusuit Sodion. Meuoene tos
6eiten, oer ipntes at baue itaaet bun,
ben en- COB @tunb, til 9oteQet, boor
be erfareoe, at en- Mano Nftenen
foruo baooe tiprt neo til Snb)pen
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laane en- 8aao til at eaa uo forat
fife. 6an tos en- liben @tia9te os
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ten til bam eller 8aaoen, fpr nafe
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uoe paa @pen. @n v@lobe"z "z&epor=
tee oflasbe Greba9saften ct 8elp9
hos Mrs. Sadion. 9un bauoe iets
8prn omtring fig, Der 9reb efter fin
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bapbe brutfet tertt paa bet fbfe %
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truet meo at bile itpbe baabe fig 1elp
% benoe. Eorsoas bause ban fiprt
biemmefra % ia9t, at ban pil6e ub at
fife. Qan er "a glar 9ammel o9 fob
bpit / Obj 5euouoroenen. buortil
ban baooe bbrt / mango Nar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-06-17

&refioenten reiite fig o9 iasoe, at
bet bar omtrent ct 2lar, iiben ban
fsrite Gong blep oalgt. 6on on5aa
bet for en- flor 9@re at bore 8reiiz
bent for en- Organization iom 5ar=
mersNuiancen Dttertail County, %
ban bar oobbelt itolt oerat MI, raar
man baube anieet bet bebf at nomi.
rere bam isien. @an tatfeoe for ben
9@re og Eilio, man berpeb baobe
oiit bam, iamt for ben unberfpttelle,
ban altio bauoe faaet unoer fine 8e-
itrebelier for NQiancens &el, % fur=
nemmelie ben, iom ban fit ibfe
@pit.
9ernalt Freo man til @ol9 al
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6enrp @lomman uar @icepreiibent
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bar f1ere Momiuationer, fit @etretez
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til Eeuere.,,
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8oen 80, 9arter 18 o9 @reelep %.
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ppr al Mr. Boen.
l1ofaloet af 2oen Ballot blep:
8oen 43, Greeley 81, o9 Mr. Boen
ertlareoes pal9t. 9an bolot en- fort
Eale, buori ban tattebe for ben 9@re,
Der oar bleoen uiit bam for ottenoe
Gang, % lopeoe at 9ipre bet beoite,
ban funoe, forat fremme MQiancens
@elferb.
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&reiioent iammen meo Wlr. Boen.
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o9 meb Eorbenfemme uobrpb:
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fanit Borser, os Sc faor fiube Sem
/, buab Maioriteten @onpentionen
beitemmer. &i bar intet meb Deres
os @r. 8oens perionlise Meuempez
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tase fin &efsuation tilba9e, ba Mlli<
aucen eQers pilbe bliue en- iem
StiQin9.
Mr. @reelp sioroe o9laa no9le
forionenoe 8emerfnin9er, oe minbeoe
ont, at ban osiaa tilbels bapbe mpbt
l1beba9elisbeoer. men ban pilte lite,
at bette itulbe faa nogen Snoflpbel1e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
HAPPY HOOSIERS.

VIM ], Timmons, postmaster Of
ldaville, Ind, writes: Electric
sltters has done more for me than
all other medicines combined, for
that bad feeling arising from Kid.
ney aid Liver trouble" John Les
lie, farmer.and stochman, of same
place, says: Find Electric Bitters
10 be the best Kidney ard Liver
msdicine, made ME feel like a new
man. j. w, Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, says: E1ec-
.trlc Bitters is just the thing for Il
man who IS all run down and don't
care whether lie lives Of dies; he
lounl aew strength, good appetite
and felt just like he had a new
lease on hf... Only Soc. u bottle,
at b. f Whitnay's drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

~ '.', s''1 : :.Ano was espeil-
l.Is 81 oAie : e"s iivihs oeyoho the
o'' : /, 80 80. 81,
:. = ~ ~ Nuoss, Q WoiA,nan roos
49,, : s - s.1e ~ a;a .arss nlin q pl.,
,,;.a fo, 80 ~, l1,.a, ilan puiie.'
ro,,rad hin, - - $3.50 aAlo 70
Ppp,,Ir1, p ,rn1,-, e.;d = ~ 14a,;..
1.ale 49,: ,, -
laans a4f,ir xSps '' sim.l ny L.. ~" ~
5tion and +ba4 The denart,ra - H. 80
.' - 70 eo - = "s q
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
MORTGAGEFORE OSURE SALE

tFlFSI puDllcGllOn May G. y
DEFAULT Having becn made in the pnyment
OF the sum of four hundred twenty and 2O-100
dollars, which is claimed to be due ut t,a date
o1 tins notice, upon certain mortgage. dulr
executed and delivered by Alpnzo CalkIns and
Mary P.CalkiDs Mortgagors, to The New Eng
bearing date the I'd day OF December 1870, and
With power OF sale therein contained. duly re-
corded i'll the office of tho Register OF Deeds in
and for the county OF Marshall and State Of
Min3ssota. on the. Sd day Of December 1855. at
l0:l5 O'Clock O.: NJ. i'll book F. of Mortgages. on
page 10. and 10 action or proceeding having
Been instituted. at law Or otherwise. to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage; tr any part
thereof
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby given. that
5y virtue OF the powero OF sal" contained in said
IN ortg;ge. and pu..s nant to The statute in such
ease maize aud provided, the SAID mortgage will
ue forec osetl by sale of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage. viz: The
vest ;iif OF the southeast quarter OF section two
t2)S township olie hundred and fifty-six $3.50
range f3rty-nine (i9) west, containing eighty (SG)
ares. in Marshall county and Stte of Minlie-
which sale will be male by the sheriff Of said
Marshal! county. ut the front door OF the Court
House. III the City OF Warren III said County
anu State Oh the 9th day OF Ju,e 1891, at 10
o'clock a. m. OF that day, at public ventiGe to
fhe highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt of
crest. aid the axes. il any, OIL said premises,
Mid twenty-fEe dollars, attorney fees. as ST D.
Hated in and by said NOR! gage IN case of fore
josure, and the iisburscme hts allowed by law;
;Hhjectsto redemption at any time wit; in one
year from the dan OF sale; us. provided ~ lt,y.
THE NEW ENGLAND MORTG AGE SECURITY
COMPANY. Mortgage.
JOHN CRoMD & 5. COOKE attorneys for mort
g..gee.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-05-21
MORTGAGE SALE

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WI #REAS, JnhnRo> AMI Amania c. Rosen
Marshall G IL tv and State OF Minn"sO IA as
nortea.or dill, nis the 18th day OF FEBRUARY
A. ID 1897 duly execute and del Yer TO J. d
5chpmplilt Jr., OF the court OF N W York State
OF New York, their mortgage bearing d;t of
February l4tisA D.iss7 VIII reby the. r~ag-
5a,l to said IN ert.ratee the following So r!bed
lands stuated IN the county o. N's5aA and
safe f A}nnas0:H t0-sit The so tt.a6 Grar-
ter OF sectiln Is. TOWNSHIP, 1856. range - we.t
.onta ming Loo sores, to sers!re the pa HE mt OF
the sum nf Five hundred and one collars, tn
il tereSt thereon, according TO ne conditions Il
one Ger ain rronissory note with n,e est ecu
pons attached. bearing even dase with ssit
mort"a,se a d m .de by said mnrteapoisto said
| On tie 18th day OF February A D. 1857 at 1880
o'e:cek a. N. duly recorded liz the oi'ce II the
! Register OF Deeds in and + r said county OF MIR
shall i'll .sonk Of mortgages page 6a: II: d
Whereas default Las been made in the pay
merit of he sum of Thirty Ave ansi lC0 collars
due as interest upon said mortgage on tire ist
sum OF tlirty-fivo ana 7Gi dollars. due q, inter
est u or said mortgage OF tho Is: Gay Of Janu-
airy A. D. 1870 and Oil the fur her sum OF thirty
fv- ard { lt0 collars due az intercst here on on
the Is, day OF I;,.nnry A. b 1891 aud the said
in G. est is $ till unpaid :.s.d enc! and
W haseas. il was stipus tied by*tnd brtWeen the
parties TO said ort,aEe. thatif tiefaut should
be made IN a'iy OF the conditiois or coves ants
the.ein cotaint.ts on the part OF the mor aSors.
70 be kept. and performed that The and from
gage. His heirs. admnistrators. executors or
assigns Ia consider nd declare the whole sun,
seunred thereby as immetiateiE due and payable
wi; hout notice to said mort gagors or any 9th,
party:
And Whereas, t h., said n, ortgaree J. D. Champ
lin Jf has exercised his opt.ofi to Co slider and
declare. and does h. rely conEid,r III dselare
the whole sn, of IN oDey secured by said NJ ort-
.agelto b. due and t.ay;sble; aid
where's there is now da NJ an.. Gained "a =, be
the sunl OF six huisdred thirty ard 1900 dollars
aud no roc, edinas have been insituted al law