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Excursion to Spencer, Ind.

The Indianapolis Il Vincennes r. II. Co.
will run u special train to Spencer every
Saturday evening, commencing July IL. 1891,
1t will leave Indianapolis at $50 p. H.; ar
rive at Spencer at $50. Returning Sunday
evening. will leave Spencer at 6:20 D. 10 and
arrive at Indianapolis at $40. Fare for
round trip, S2.15. This will give business
men and clerks an opportunity to visit one
of the most delightful places in the State.
The Spencer Mineral Springs rank among
the best in the world, and are situated
within three squares of the depot. Free
hack to and from all trains. All
persons suffering from rheumatism, kid
ney troubles, indigestion. chronic troubles
and all other ills attending faulty. diges-
ton should visit these springs. The hotel
and bath-house are located in a beautiful
grove of forest trees. The grounds and
hotel are lighted up with electric lights.
Ii is one of the most beautiful and pic
turesque places in Indiana. The bath
house is one of the finest in the country,
where baths can be had with or without
attendants. All being under the manage
ment of +. +. Needham, an experienced
hotel man.
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Mr.. E. L.. Gay writes from Dighton. Kan:
Western Kansas 10 rapidly coming to the
front as the country for small grains. We
arc now in the midst of our harvest, which
is simply immense. no pests, but wheat
galore. This week q Lane county man
threshed his barley. and the yield was
seventy-twO bushels per acre. Wheat ali
through the western half of Kansas will 60
from ten to forty bushels per acre, and
average about twenty bushels. L said we
had no pests, and saying this l did not for
get the Farmers Alliance. Last year they
did some damage. A good many of them
row begin to see that those who are on top
in the organization are the old Democratic
buns of past years. and are losing their
prinO
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LIFE ON THE ITATA.
Letter from Midshipman Martin Knapp, Who
Has Joined the Insurgents.

Letter from Midshipman Martin Knapp, Who
Has Joined the Insurgents.
New York Telegram.
= Miss Josephine Knapp, the sta.uesQue
prima donna of the Tar and Tartar" COM
pany. has received news of her runaway
brother. M~idshipman Martin Knapp, who
was reported some time since AS being on
board the Gillian privateer Itata. In the
most matter-Of-fact fashion he writes TO
his sister of the exciting chase and of the
final surrender in the harbOr of Iquique.
and Is confident of the ultimate success of
the insurgents, with whom he has cast his
lot. over Balmaceda and the government
forces.
her trip bach to san Diego the young man
writes: When the officers of the Charles
ton came on board the ltata one of them,
Lieutenant Haines, who had been our
nautical instructor at Annapolis during my
first year there, recognized me, and, taking
me TO one side. asked what was doing
there. / told him. and he said: We'll. / will
see that You are taken back to the United
States. young man; You are a deserter.' L
don't know what he intends to do with me
after we reach San Diego, but | thin he
means to try and send me home. At any
rate. he has not told any of the other off,
GERS that he recognized me. OF they would
In describing the escape of the Itata, mid
shipman Knapp tells of q most exciting
affair. In which he figured very prominent
ly: 1t was the day before we sighted
lquique." ne writes. that we had q mar
row escape. | was sitting in the ward
room. where the ammunition was. stored.
about s o'clock in the evening, when a sud-
den lurch of the steamer caused q lamp.
that had been loosed from it's bracket In
some way. to fall on the table. where it ex-
ploded. setting fire to the drapery of one of
the staterooms. | managed to pull the
curtain from it's fastenings aud started on
deck with il in my arms, for | knew a few
moments of blaze down there would mean
destruction for us all. When l got on
deck found that the burning oil had set
my clothes afire. and. on the spur of the
mOmen i jumped over the side of the ves-
sci with the burning curtain in my arms.
OF course. a boat was at once lowered and
i was taken Oh board again, not much the
worse for nv ducklnp.v
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Ner York and Atlantic Coast Resorts.

For the accommodation of travel to Eastern
resorts the Pennsylvania Lines offer the best
facilities, particularly to Jersey coast and Long
Island sound points.
Train no. go, which leaves indianapolis at 3 p.
m. daily, arrives at New York 4 y. M, has sleep
ing and dtning-car service through. This train
arrives at Philadelphia 1:25 p. m, and connects
with trains for Cape May, Atlantic City, Long
Branch, Asbury Park and other coast resorts, all
OF which are reached early the same evening.
Train No. 3, which leaves Indianapolis at 3d.
D. nj. daily, arrives at New York 9:35 the next
evening, and affords passengers a daylight ride
over the famous Allegheny mountains. This
train carries sleeping car indianapolis TO Pitts
burg.
Train No. 6. which leaves Indianapolis at 4:45
a. IN. daily, arrives at New York 8 O'Clock the
following morning, and carries through sleeping
car TO Washington and New York. Dining car
on this train, serving breakfast, dinner and sup
per.
Detailed Information can be obtained at Penn
sylvania Lines ticket offices. No. 43 West Wash
ington street, No. 46 Jackson Ilace. or ct Union
Station.
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RACE-TRACKA
Fast Timeat Peru, with William E. Sim
mieand Civilian the Crack Winners.
Great Western Handicap at Chicago Won by
Virgo DOr-The Monmouth Oaks, at Jerome
Park, Taken by Nellie Bly-Ball Games.
specia, 10 the Indianapolis journal.

Special 70 the Indianapolis journal.
PERU, Ind, July 9.-The second days
races of the Peru Driving Park to-day was
q great success. The track was fast. and
over three thousand persons were present.
Visitors are here from many Western States,
and the 2:19 trot Friday promises the best
results in the associations history. The
downing of tho favori tes was to-day's
especial feature.
First Race Three-minute trot; purse.
$500:
Buck Dlckerson's 9. e., William E...2 2 l 1 1
j. Creighton's b. ~, Marry Mack.l 1 2 2 3
W. ]. Kerlin's b. b., Sir Pilot......--3 4 3 3 2
Frank Klinn's b. e., Ben Wallace--.4 3 Or.
~Time-2:2S4, 2:30. 2:29. 2:274, 2:27l2.
Second Race-2:17 pace; purse, $500:
+. A. Harrington's Simmie ---.....---.1 1 l
J. ID. Creighton's b. 4, Burnes Joe....----3 = 2
Withers & Ragsdales W. H.. Singerly---.-2 . Z
Barker g. Burns's G. b., Treasure. --------.5 D s
John Dickerson's O. e., Pickaway .----..-4 8 DIR
~Time-2:17l2, 2:19, 2:20.
Third Race-Three-yesr-old trot; purse,
$500:
J. Fl. Rolifuss's T. b.. Civilian. ---.1 2 2 I
Rensselaer, Farms Belle Medium.-2 l z z
r. II. HOllan's b. h., Ray Gordon-..3 3 3 3 8
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WEDNESDAY. July y. 3 p. NJ.
PREssURE-The high barometric area, GOV.
erInG the country from east of the Rock
mountains to the Atlantic and uthwa ard
to the gulf, is SLOWLY moving eastward and
is central, with 3d. e. over Lake Michigan;
the low area west o. the mountains. een-
trail In the Northwest. is following slowly.
TEMPERATCRE-Seventy degrees and be-
low is reported from Wisconsin. Michigan,
the lower lakes and North Carolina north
ward; 500 aud above from western South
Dakota. along the eastern mountain slope
southwark and in Texas.
PRECIPITATION-Local light raIns fell in
Montana, Manitoba and Florida.
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Grievous, Indeed.
Boston T'ranScr1p

Boston Transcript.
The average Democrat is discreetly silent
on the subject of trusts since the Adver-
tiser was authorized to state that the At
rorney-Reneral is about to move against
those organizations. The downfall of the
Oil Trust. the Sugar Trust and, thanks TO
the tin-plate duty, the Tin-plats Trust,
would be grievOus indeed to the Democratic
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q very good plan. and il would entirely OBJ
viate burning or scalding. But the fact Is
1t is only n matter of detail now. The main
fact is settled beyond all controversy. The
current kills instantly. 1t is a question
now simply of making the operation neat
or. of finding better ways of making the
contact with the current"
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Local Forecasts.

Local Forecasts.
Fer INDIANAPOLIS aud Vicinity-For the
twenty-four hours ending s P. NJ. July 10
Warmer: fair weather.
f INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON. July a-Forecast till s P.
NJ. Friday:
For Indiana and IllinOis-Fair: warmer;
winds becoming south.
For Ohio-FaIr: warmer till Saturday;
variable winds.
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Doctor, however, assured them that all
danger was past. and they will defer their
trip.
Indian uprising can be better imagined than
described. The women think the danger is
over. and are resolved TO stay until the six
months are up. having stayed this long.
When they went to the lake both were in
worked wonders for them. much to the JOY
of both families.
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Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup
of Figs. As II acts most pleasantly and effect
uaiiy on the kidneys. liver aud bowels, pre-
venting fevers. headaches and other forms
of sickness For sale in SOC and 81 bottles
by all leading druggists.
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just Like Common hIortaIs.

Detroit 1rlnune-
Ii 10 pleasant to be able to know by cable
that owing tn the fact that he was tired out
with his sightseeing exertions, Emperor
William was late TO breakfast yesterday
morning.: for it goes to prove to the world
how very much like one of us common NOR
tails a monarc il. after all.
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LIED.


ALDR1CH-Mrs. NJ. G. Aldrich. 673 North Me-
iiian street. widow of i. ". Aldrich. died Wednes-
evening ut Chicago. Funeral notice later.
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PLEASE to inquire and you will find that
Glenn's sulphur Soap is held in the highest
esteem. both by the people and the medical pro-
fession. a. a remedy for skin diseases and blem-
ishes. Sold by ali druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye. Black or Brown.
50 cents.
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w side line our Cash On Delivery" Cigar. with
gold filled watch big pay. O. y. ID. CLGA II CO.
Winston. M I.
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XNASpED - a SITUATION o GENERAL
w homework except washing. Address NARY
Journal Office.
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MRS WGnsto,c,s SOOTHING svr,.e-

""Fs WfHsfOUS SOOt"tHy oyTUF
Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess. Ii soOthes the child. softens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels. and Is the best remedy for diarrbGa,
whether arising from teething or other cause.
and is for sale by druggists IN every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing syrup. twenty-five cents a bottle.
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Ku,.a % On, Of ion R,rd.

Killed ~ Out OF IUO Birds.
DAYTON, o., July 9.-The live-bird tourn-
ament ended By w. P. Chubb killing 90
pigeons out of 100, and Charles Miller SO,
for a purse Of 500.
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Observations at indianapolis.


Following is q comparative statement Of the
and Precipitation on July o:
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Boston -..-...-....1 o o o L o 1 o O-3
st. L0uis-..------.0 U L I % % % II
Hits-Boston, 8; ct. Louis, o. Errors-Bos-
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The Indianapolis Gas Company
s. d.. PRAY. Secretary.

MONEY To LOAN on farms 1T THE Low
WI est market rate: privileges for payment before
due. We Also buy municipal bonds. lHOS. G. DAS
d CO.. ~ last Market street. Indianapolis
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National League Ball Games.

Al PiHSburg-
Pittsburg.-......-..1 U o o / / 3 1 o.
New York..------O L o o o L D 2 o.
Hits-Pittsburg, z; New York. 8. Errors
Pittsburg. 2; New York, 1. Batteries-Galvin
ana Mack; Keefe and Clarke.
at Ciacinndti-
Cincinnati. -.-.....1 o o 2 / / 1 o 5-l1
% D D U 3 1 o o o. q
Hits-Cincinnati. Is; Brooklyn, z. Errors
Cincinnati. 3: Brooklyn, l. 8atteries-kad-
bourne and Clark; Heinming and kinslow.
A { Cicreiand-
Cleveland -------.4 ) o o D L 2 L LII
Boston.--.---...O o l D 1 l D o O. 3
Hits-Cleveland. 10; Boston. IL. Errors
Cleveland. D; Boston, >. Batteries-Young and
thinner; Getzein and Bennett.
at Chseago-
Chicago ..--......S ! O l o o o 4 Pill
Philadelp hia 80 D o o q o 3 d O. 3
Hits-Chicago. IL; Philadelphia. 8. Errors
Chicago, /; Philadelphia. 8. Batteries-Gum
bert and kittredge; Cassian, Thornton and Glenn
entS.
American Association.
n,cfnu A u
The Wahpeton times., 1891-11-05

The TIMES is published every Thursday at
Its own building, Fourth street. Wahpeton
Dakota and the subscription price is $500 per
year.
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NOTICE OF SALE.--NOTICE IS HEREBY
Y given, that by virtue OF u Judgment and
decree in foreclosure, rendered and given bv the
district court OF the Fourth judicial district, in
and for the county of Rchland and state of
North Dakota, and entered and dockctcd in the
Office of the clerk of said conrt III and for said
county. on the 10th day of October, 1891, in an
action wherein Tho WaShburn Mill Company, "a
corpor,tion,) plaintiil, and The Richlani County
Agricultural Society, (a corporatiOn) defendant,
in favor OF the said plaintiff and against the said
defendant for tho sum OF five hundred twenty
nine dollars ana siXty-four cents (S5a9 GAY which
Judgment and decree among other things directed
the sale By me of the real estate herenfter de-
scrlbed, to satisfy the amount of said judgment
with interest thereon, and the costs and expenses
OF such sale, or so much thereof as the proceeds
OF such sale applicable thereto will satisfy.
And by virtue of Il witt to me issued out of he
Office OF the clerk of SAID court ih and for said
county of Richand and under the seal of said
court directing me to sell said real property pur.
suant TO said Judgment and decree, !, Walter
Pelham, sheriff OF said county, and person ap-
pointed by said court to make said sale, will sell
inc hereinafter described real estate to the highest
bidder for cash, at public auction, at the front
door OF the court house i'll the city of Wahpcton
III the county of R;chland and state of North
Dakota, on the thirticth day of November A. d.
1871, AT ~ O'Clock a. IN. OF that day to satisfy
Saiu Judgment with interest and costs thereon,
and the costs and expenses of such salc or so
much thereof as the proceeds OF such sale appli-
cable thereto will satisfy.
The premises to be sold as aforesaid pursuant
to stid Judgement and decree, and to said writ.
ana to this notice, are described in said iudg-
ment, decree, and writ as follows, to-wi: All of
lot No II, in block l3, III the village Of Ilger.
wood. county of Richland. and state of North
Dakota. WALTER PELHAM.
}. j., BISHOP, Sheriff of Rlchland Co, ~ ID.
Attorney for plaintiff, Forlnan, N D.
(First pub'n. Oct. 20, 1Sa1)
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Any person paying any arrears
at all and a year in advance may
have TIE TIMES for '92 for $1.5O;
or paying two years in arrears and
one in advance may have it for '92 for
$1.OO; or paying three years or more
in arrears may have it free of charge
for '92. This offer is good for Octo-
ber, November and December, '9l,
otherwise the paper will be the
regular price, 5000. Now let TIE
TIMES and it's readers get cvcn-and
then by staying within "gun shot,
of each other, both will be much
better served.
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THE CITY in BRIEF.

Buy your clothing at the Chicago
Store.
the biggest line in underwear at
The bargain Store.
New goods daily at .Reedcr &
Eberley's.>
Largest choice and smallest price
on heating stoves at Damerel's hard
ware, next to post office. 22.2m
Flank Rettig has a large assort.
cheap. ''''e
For Wind Mill go to Schulz,
BROS. The Eclipse is the best in the
world. WY
Largest choice and smallest price
on heating stoves at Damerel's hard.
ware, next to post Office. 22.om
You can find the best assorted
stock at the Chicago Store.
w. G. Holt will furnish one dozer
duplicates of the aristo photocranhs
on receipt of So. Send to him n,
SIOUX city, Iowa. lie has preserve,
all your negatives.
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NIOTICE OF SALE--NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ zen that by virtue of q judgment and
decree in foreclosure, rendered ana gwen Dy 'ne
dis rict court of the Fourth judicial dlstrict, IN
Dakota. and entered and docketed i'll the Office
of the clerk OF said court in and Tor sad county,
on the nineteenth day of October 1891. In an
actiol wherein G. NJ. Wilson plalntlif, ana
Richardso and D. A. Richardson defendants, in
favor ef the sa' plaintiff and against the SAID de-
fendants Edw rd F. Hutchinson anu lanes s ..
stack for the sum OF eight hundred ire ni.y-.%S wa
decree among other things directed the sale by
me of the real estate hereinafter described, to
satisfy the amount of said judgment with interest
thereon. and costs and expenses o. sucn shies % Ge
40 much thereof as the proceeds o. such SAFE
Applicable thereto will satisfy;
And nv virtue of o writ to me issued out OF tlle
of;sce al the CLERK of said court in and for said
county Of Rshad ana @ sad hr r sea- % srv
nnrsnant to sid judgment and decree, !, Walter
ksIham. sheriff OF SAID CO lnty, and person, ap-
rnin, ed y said court to n Ike said sale, Will sell
he Hereinafter ieal az a the
~. ~ the court house in the city OF Wabpeton,
TT r. the county OF Richland and state OF North
n.scta on The 18th day of December A: y, 1881,
u o. ahas and as costs - thereoS s and
~ knsts and expe ICES Of such sale, or SO much
thsreof as the proceeds Of such sale applicable
thereto will satisfy. ,fo.oso;d ,nr,,,nt
The premi. eS TO De soLo ~ asot SsnA r;d ,s;t
~ - thts no ice. are described in said Judgment
49, - ~ snS writ as follows, to-wit: The north
1sx rHsrter Of south east quarer (nw1 o. sea
TSetion No. thrty-tw0 9ssl toWp rnnns sortws Tns
snd snr'y five Wss2 W2lenn nr,.n' Pa.asn sens a'
e(O Ms.. I: sberifr Of Richland Co.. ND.
e. forsSy Ia plants, Wahpeton. Nd.
frfrst pubn oct -. 9l)
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better served.

N1oTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
IN of lot block 81, of Hubbard TylerS :d-
fition to Wahpeton for 1855, 1887, 1Ss lsS5 ISL
1883 and 1882 taaes, sold Nov 4. iSs9 Tor ST. 81.
interest 40 r. total ylS 80, and subsequent taxes
Of 1880. paid December l. 1890 90 IS, ,ntcrest 50 20,
total 50 95, total to redeem, SO %.
Office of Auditor. Richland Co., North Dhk-Ss
0SN " 10 iinknowu owner .lGGG1
Won nrc hereby notified that the land herein
above described, assessed in your name, was sold
for taxes, as provided by law, and that the he
time of redemption from said sale allowed ,sa Gy
law. will expire on the 22nd day OF December, lS9
or within sixty days after the publication OF
this notice. In addition to the amount above
stated, as necessary to redeem from sAiu si'lr,
the cost of publication of this notice must be
paid, together with such interest AS may accrue
from and after this date.
In witness whereof, l have hcrcunto set my
Richland, this 2anu day of october, 1891.
GsEAII CIAS. G BADE,
County Auditor, Richland County, N.
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N1oT1CE OF EXpIR ALTON OF REDEMPTION
IN of lot . block a7 of Hubbard Tyler's ;.d-
ii:on to Walpeton for 1888, 1857, 1856, 1885, 1881,
1883 and 1882 taxes, sold Nov.i, lss9 for Sii 81.
Of 1850. paii December /, 1890, 50 rs, interest
50 20, total so 95, total to redeem: $40 %;
Office Of Auditor, Richland Co., North Dak-ss
To Unknown Owner, .lS-66i
Won ore hereby notliicd thai the land herein
above described, assessed in your mime WAS sold
for taxes as provided by law, and that The ilms
of redemption from said sale: allowed oy Law, law
will expire on the 22nd day o: December. 1881,
or within sixty days after publication OF tins
notice. In addition to the amount above stated,
as necessary to redeem from said sale, the cost oi
publication OF this notice must be paid, to.
gether with such interest as may accrue from and
after this date.
In witness whereof, l have hcreunto set my.
Richland this 22nd day OF october, 1901.
GsEAL] CIiAS; c, u bAnE: n
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Iowa, New York and Massachusetts
no Democratic, but OHIO remains in
the Republican fold. With all the adj
ministration's Doodle and tremendous
fight in Ohio for Mckinley, the Re-
publicans hardly hold their own
scoring a majority of only 100000.
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!, or rxp1uArloN nr REnENIpTION

7n,or1cE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION
IN of lot block 81. Of Hubbard Tyler's ad-
dtion to Wahpeton, for 1Sss, 1887, 1886, 1883: 1851
1883 and 1852 taxes sold Nov 4 lsso for 7i o.
nf 1880 paid December ]. 1890, 81 II, interest
90 Ga, total 81 81, total to redeem: sa1 So
once of Auditor, Rlchland Co., North Dak-sS.
To Unknown Owner, sl'-G5o
Won are hereby not ii II ina. the lanu i.=reil
above described, assesseu in your namc WAS sold
for taxes as provided by law. and that '"e ;::hs @
of redemption from said sale, al.owed oy iaW aE;
will expire OH the 22nl day of Decem1er. lS9i
or within sixty days after putscation ot th;s
notice. In addition to the amount ahov: stated
as necessary TO redeem from said s:'is, the cost
of publication of this notice must be pad, 10
gether with such intcres, as may accrue rom
and after this date.
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and seal. at Wahpcton. i'll said county oi
RichlaLd, this 22nd day OF october, 1891.
TsEAL1 CHAs. q. BADE,
County Auditor, Richland County. n. d.
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BY GEO. P. CARRIED.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1891.

Commissioner VanArnam says
Cleveland and Boise ought to win
next year. And why not. Grover
helped in the grand victory in New
York, and the people of Iowa have
twice voted handsomely for Mr..
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c1HERIFF'S SALE-STATE OF NORTH DA-
- ota, County OF Richland-ss.
Adolph Bessie, plaintiff, VS.. Emma II. Stowcll,
defendant.
ecution to me directed, al now i'll my hands.
issued out of the clerks Office of the Fourth jul
dicial district court, State OF North Oak ota, IN
and for the County of Richland, upon a judgment
rendered in said court in favor OF Adolph Bessie
and against Emma H. Stowell. have levied upon
the following described real estate of said defend-
ant, to-wit {: The south half (sa) and the north
west quarter (nwA) Of section No. seventeen (lD
township one hundred ard thirty-three I33)
north OF range forty-seven G1) west, which
above described property was levied upon under
and by virtue of warrant of attachment IN the
above entitled action upon the 22nd day OF July,
1891, and that shall, on Saturday, the twenty
eight day of November, A. d. 1891, at the hour OF
ten O'Clock a. M, of said day, at the front door
Of the court house, in the City of Wahpeton., in
said county and state, proceed to sell the right.
title and interest of the above named Emma ii.
Stowell in and to the above described property,
to satisfy said judgment and costs, amounting to
two hundred ninety dollars and Is cents, together
with all accruing costs Of sale, and interest on
the same from the twelfth day OF October, 1891.
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum, at pub
i,c anction to the highest bidder for cash
-~ WALTER PELHAM.
Sheriff Richland County, N. D.
w. E. puRcELL Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Wahpeton, N. D.. October 2lst. 1891.