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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
Ills Money Unavaiiing.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

New YoRK, August III. A. Bostwiek,
the we'll known Standard-Oil man and
millionaire, last evening, while endeavor-
ing TO rescue some blooded horses from ms
stable at Mamaroneck, N. 4, which was
on FIRE, burst a blood-vessel and bled to
doath
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
Richmand TermInaI.
nav ,alarrann 10 rne pispatch. |

lBy telegraph 10 tne bispe'cn'i
NEw YoRg. August 1.-THE Richmonn
TERMINAL Committee OF Seventeen met to-
day aad discussed various steps To be
taken al the special election on Sepsem-
Der 18th, but adjourned until Friday with
out action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
mn 7 pEARcg COATES.

OFFICES: 7os ssst FrsnkliH street, Rich.
s,on6. Va once hours o 10 II -. q 70 4 ana
a 10 $50 p. NJ 6undsyA . 70 ~ y.
SPECIALTIES; cArAkRh, Noe, thfost ne
Chest: aiso, rheumatism, Asthmss ena en
cnrrhio disensss treated with success-
Consuitasfon & once or py mall nee. neol.
ciues frse q pasiensA II you i've ~ usle1co
send ios Unpssm blans. e&ASe ;.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
unior.s,ntion Lawn Party.

The lawn party under the auspices of
the Parsonage Society of Union-Station
church, on Twenty fourth street near
Clay. Will continue nightly this week.
Company I OF the FIRST Virginia hegi;
tor the assemblage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
R.e,.tor.d n, New York Ho,.,s

ISpocIh teIegrAin % the UlaDlIch.I
NEw YORK, August l7.--F. H. Duane,
Broadway Central; q. Bendheimer, Starte-
want: Miss Cosby. 81. Denis j. F. Ewig,
st. Stephens, and j. l. SatterGeld, CoSmO-
uolitau.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
eRIrAlN's NEW MINISTRY.
r.nbouchere Makes Threat Against It.
Irish Comment on HOughtop.
M Anclo-American cable % the Dlspatch.l-

LONDON, August 1.-THE first meeting
of the new Cabinet was held to-day: Mr.:
Gladstone presided. The session lasted
two hours. Mr.. Gladstone will tomorrow
accompany the Ministers to Osborne
Honse, the Queens residence on the Isle
of Wight. Mrs. Gladstone visited Down
ing street to-day for the purpose OF sei Sc;
iecting the rooms in which the family Will
live during Mr.. Gladstone's tenure Of
Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
McAdams G. Berry.
TESTIMONY OF Mr.. v. T.. EPPS.
AWeILKnown Richmond Merchant Tells
What Dr.. Coates Has Done Tor Him.

Mr.. Epps says;
+" When | began treat
m ent un dor D.
Coates n fow weeks
ago ! had been s11er-
ing fr)m catafrh Tor
Ave or sir years. hy
symptoms Sere heal
ache; so IN . - N Q =
slight. at other times
excruciatlBg. Ny nose
was constantly ciOgged
up, and hard nots
formed IN it, which I
b.aw out or hawkei
out with much din
Guilty. | also had mu-
Gus constantly falling
back into my tbrCe,
and sometimes would
blow large scabs from
my nose. Ny throat
often got dry and sta
and sore. Al times
there was q thick, fo1l,
yellow discharge from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
pRrss OPINION,

The Star. commenting. to-day upon the
new Government, says that MIR. GLADSTONE
has not altogether adequately recognized
the necessities Of the situation.
The following from Truth, Mr.. Henry
Labouchere's paper. is regarded as a
threat: "If the electors find that the
Ministers who owe tneir existence to the
Radical triumph, are not prepared to use
the weapons placed in their hands, then
the people must properly decline to trust
them, and will Justly say there IS no great
difference, except in words, between the
parties.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
sympathy.

Hungry Hank: This is q hard world.
Mr.. Skeesicks (in benevolent tonel;
So ID is. my poor fellow don't wonder
that YOU feel out of place. You should
have dropped hero when it was mere
nAhnla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

BaowSs IRoS BITTERs cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria. BliOusness, and General Debility. 1iVes
Strength, aids Digestion, tones the noryes-cre-
ates appetlte. The bost tonic for Nursing Moth
ers, weak women nnd chilircn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
sonthwestern siIverItes.
lRn telerrnph % the pIspatch.l

lby teloEfhph W tho biSp"'n'
FL. PAso, Tx, August 7.--Ihe Executive
Committee of the Southwestern silver
Convention yesterday ISSUED call tor the
second annual convention TO meet IN this
city Monday, December 5th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

(By Anclo-American cable 70 tAe Dispatch'l
LONDON, Eng. August l7.-Mr. Kerr
Hardie has sent as a contribution to the
Homestead strikers fund the ElOO gwen
him by Mr.. Carnegie for his expenses III
the recent general election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS o1er to-day some big bargains
in Remnants Of Dress Goods at special as
count for to-day only. A good chance 20 puy
material for school dresses at very low prices
See their advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

my nose. 1 had ring
ing in my ears, and my sense oi snsuhS ane 'a
hearing we're weakened. OS,esionally ! sur
fered from pain in the chest ani VIA oo'nlns ,',l
ana sour stomach. Ny appetite Was pooT,
memory weak. and / WAS very weak .no
nervous. bat now feel Ike another insn. ~
health is wonderfully improved. al ths catssrnH
ymptoms are about gone, aud rec, saA -. s,..
q. M c,a,ss of 7os east Franklin strees, ktsa-
,.,ond. IA. wARRlCK =. kffs,
OF arm OF Epps sweeney, urocers,
sos north Seventeenth street, nssaAiena'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
a Washington Assignment.

WAsHIsGroS, ID. c., August William
H. Morrison. proprietor of the bookstore
at 1884 + street. the Oldest establishment
OF it's kind in the city made an assignment
to-day, with liabilities amounting TO about
$50 900. Assets not gwen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
SHsRlFFs STIRRED UP.
Ordered 60 Move on Oliver Springs
Troops ked-Wiros Down.

NASHVILLE, TKNN., August 17.-Governor
buchanan has ordered the sherlffs of Knox,
Hamilton. Morgan. and Anderson counties
to summon assistance and proceed at once
TO Oliver Springs 20 protect property
there and prevent the release of conyicts
by the miners. The troops from Chatta-
nooga are side-tracked at Hartman, but
will start for Oliver Springs as soon as pos
sible. The wires TO Oliver Springs and Coal
Creek are still down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

LEVY DAVIS oler to-day some big bargains
IN Remnants Of Dross Goods at special dis
count for to-day only. good chance 10 buy
material for school dresses al very low prices.
See their advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

until 3 p. NJ. The Hogg convention met.
with Judge Shepherd in tho chair. Amotion
was adopted that no ono bc nominated 20
any Office unless pledged 10 support the
party nominees from constable TO Cover
nor. A recess was then taken till O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS offer to-day some big bargains
in Remnants Of Dress Goods az special DIS
count for to-day only. A good chance 70 buy
material for school Dresses AZ very ~" prices
See their advertisement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
with and Without.
farav a Cas- Mouthiy.1

Witherbys l saw you on the train the
other day coming from Boston. How did
il happen that you were not IN = paflor-
Bipao Ny wife was With me.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
Negro Children Lost.

IBy telegraph 20 Tho Dispatch.I
GRIFFrS. Ga, August l7.-Five negro
children were burned 20 death here last
night. They were left alone while the
family went 10 church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS offer to-day somo big bargains
in Remnants OF Dress Goods AZ a special dis
count for to-day only. A good chance TO buy
material for school dresses Of very low prices.
see their advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
M0nE TRoM HlRRINAN.

A dispatch from Hartman says tnat
Major Chandler. of the Third Regiment,
who escaped from divers on horseback,
saws that this morning the stOckade was
invested by about 1000 miners, who de,
fnanded the surrender Of the guarqs ana
couyicts. The demand was complied WITH.
The militia refused TO surrender. and
marched out of the stockade, but when a
short distance down the track were sur
rounded and compelled to surrender their
arms. and together with the guards ana
rouyicrs were placed OH the cars and start
ca for Knoxville. Major Chandler made
his escape. and mounting horse, came
through 10 Hartman. being fired ON several
times ot rOUG
WIN Resist Arrest.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, August 1.-The
leaders Of Mondays mob that DESTROYED
the stockade at Iuman will resist arrest A
prominent INNER says the men wanted Will
fcht 20 the last and will not be taken. a
deputy sheriff with twelve men attempted
10 make captures today, but was forced 70
return for more men. He says. he VIII
have the leaders. backed as he Is by Judge
Moon.
BilIs Of indictment.
JASPER. 1INN.. August 1.-THE grand
Jury has returned against the lnsurrec-
tionists fourteen true bills, and the At
torney General states that forty more H.
dictmeuts are certain.
Marching ON Coal Creek.
CHATTANOOGA, IENN., August IA dls-
patch from a TDleS stan correspondent
SAYS that the miners are marching on Coal
Creek tonight IN great numbers, ana eX-
pect 20 make an attack at II O'Clock: over
5000 of them we're within mile OF camp
Anderson ht 10 o'clock.
Governor Euchsnan's Views.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. August 17.-Governol
buchanan announces that he does not
know what he will do concerning the con-
yicts who have been sent back TO this CITY.
The Governor Inclines 10 the opinion tha'
TIE Board of Prison Inspectors should de-
clare the lease void because the iessees
cialm that the authorities 90 not ProteV3
them AGAINST mobs and instructions, and
say that until they are protected IN tneir
working Of the convicts they wall not pay
for the support Of the conUcts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
NOT A POLITICAL DODGE.

He saw by the papers that the Third
party was a dodge IN the interest of the
Republican party. If he were getting up
a lie be would get up one that would go in
both sections. He claimed that the silver
States would go for Weaver and Fields.
In conclusion the speaker declared that
there were more evictions in Pennsylvania
than in Ireland, and advised the audience
20 do their own thinking. He also said
the miner in England was infinitely better
of than the Pennsylvania miner. The
British system was called paternalism.
The more paternalism the better for the
people.
When Mr.. Wright had concluded several
announcements were made and the meet
ing dispersed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18

LEVY & DAVIS offer today some big bargains
IN Remnants Of Dress Goods NJ a special dis
count for to-day only. A goot chance % buy
material for school dresses as very low prices.
SEQ their advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
Mhlsker,. yoefnI work.

10y ItTUkTHlU 70 10 WIHpHTTnT
SAyASSAH. Ga. August William X.
Cole this morning shot his wife. iniicting
serious wounds. He then attempted sui-
eide. but unsuecesstully. Drunkenness u
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N[EETINGS-Third Thursday.

LAFAYETTE. ROYAL ARCH MAs0Ss.
VIRGINIA LODGE, KNIGHTS or PflhlAs'
AURORA LODGE, ODD-sELLOWs.
ROAsE LODGE, ODD-gELLOWs.
VARINA Tribe, RED hEs.
PAwSBB TRIBE, RED shS.
YARTKO TRIBE. RED MEN.
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOLDEN CHAIN.
A. W. GiINR COUNCIL. AMERICAN hErbaSIVs-
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL AkCASUH'
MCCARTHY COUNCIL.
MARSHALL COURT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE
CYNTHUs GROVE, DRCIDs.
MONROE GROVE, pRUiDs.
yIRGINIA COUNCIL FRATERNAL cIkoLk'
FULTON LODGg. GOOD rENPLARs'
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD fEbPLARs.
sra WALTER RAJ EIGH. SONS OF ST. GEORGE.
STUART HORSE GUAKD.
RICHMOND srOVE-NOCNTRRS-
sKOTHERHOOD OF PAINTERS.
BAKERS UNION.
wORKISGNES's CLUB, CLAY WARD.
IROS-MOULDERy INlOS.
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execute all kinds Of job Printing In q neat nan-
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praf,. ON Irnn man Prets.ted.

lBy telegraph to ths pispatch.l
INDIANAPOLIS, IsD.. August l7.--By order
Of Judge Taylor, drafts on the Order Of the
Iron Hall have gone TO protest.
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Tue DISPATCH PKINrING-lloUsE Is prepared 70
execute sll kinds Of job Printing IN neat maa-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
ourIABOR TROUBLES
.r,oy IN EAST TENNESSEE AND
sIVN AZ eUFFALo.
,,,,sr. pisarm state Troops
u, s'r'N'"N uome--The switch
''' mem, s,riEo Spreading

telegraph 20 the Dispa'oh]
' TIM. August i7.-The
Cs'r'>--.. cSntncent Of the Army oi
CaH'''',o n. now in the fold for the pro-
Iaa' ,bs mining properties OF inc
,.,.ra 90 Ito coai-fold 70 the number
la'.'' .. .u'.boI,tcs, information they ', naa
sN+ t,.--.maa. seventeen miles wes'
4..e' ~. whore they stopped tor
8 o.' o,4 were expecting to so ior-
-.,s''' '' mont. The guards IN the
- ', .,o.e reinforced last nlght; I oy y-Cre tue
r.si' "",,i aftwcuty.eilght hlllI,a l.'..,t Ito1t
-' .-.ra rile fun OF eA,itcil'e"e
S. ..Ylai hy unknown .. usnSo.. =" ."
s. ''t'I SITS q minors aio e-o Srs,SI,, res5v 70
-. rI.- ~ minors "ilu a.. ~ - go,
.i.f l..' --opared for so ne new iorul
,s..t .t AI' Various estimates are
= .se .--,ber, ~ these law break
81. . i- climates running mp INTO
e. .-f.. ani Q ee9f,Iiit' 80 g them them "
'-,' .,,>.lg or TIE EioIERS'
&C. may bo greatly exaggerated,
T .f,.ess have reserve force
t-''. ,rlnor fully 1000 resoiute
1lsrlship anu fatigue ana
,.- r.terans of the late war
-s.. ...- break out into open re-
b.. s..' ..+ che troops sent 20 queu
10 vilI prove a very an
Il, +o handle. familiar as
.. . fho mountain Tetfea's'
-..s. ...p.o think that they VIII
I...'' +ro troops. their main
t..r'' t. b. 70 create a public
..I vll destroy any favor
.t. f.w1rts the cohNlc'-itaso
r. .xprossions are common
-.-'em must 60. A speclai
'N I.plSlature was called last
., oa- adjourned without a.
..e miners have taken TINS
...l 20 some definite action.
l ..>rl-r ANTICIPATED.
..-.. which was last attacked
u O.ver Springs. and the
...f9 that point are cOuu-
..-s.'I meet with opposition,
...l 90 face any number OK
.sr come IN their way.
..r.r forcIblc possession oi
,... ar3 left Il standing on tue
su,ine was used by them
.-.. crowd OK 20 10 the scene Oh
il... . this circuit, now hold
.r.r. Marion county, near
50 ,rdav attack. has made
81. % the grand Jury ana
strong posse. and Will put an
.... un The dOings OF any more
t..t District. -. .-,tto
..-... county, where the Uouhle
..... ,..- -.uatou Is entirely diuer-
ION . nn
.r.,ly IN sympathy win
. md tle processes oil law HIe
,.s..,
r.--.,UNfp OFF1CTRs.
,...,- ., address q the grand jury
r r.'t was scathing one, tulI
..r '.rmiuation. Associates
.. ..tor Y. Brown. Assistant
...... ....-..i. and his arc. A.. Ii.
... ..a,o threo Will stand IKE
r.. .u.y 20 prevent further de
... Ir- .l bring condign punish
... ..Il of all offenders.
-F r,l i4 Ia sympathy with the
..t under any circumstances
.... .. I.H. auI openly states that he
@ .-r. warrants on the miners;
..~-.. deputies will he summoned
.-.s cforts are not elective 10
.. rV. Judge Moon himself sign
... .uI and becoming the pubic
.. ..ru Dis own name.
-r. -.tr's MILITARY ARM.
g.-t.0f ftA. miners say that oil Will
,-.. D.. ...,.. .- the mines are rii OF the
.... f.+ w.-t cit Zeus fear that IL
.....+.. whole u.werof the state anu
..... +.. ..l ~ the national govern
.." tI. disturbance. The +uli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
v.NVrrIsM AsgERrs IrsELF.
SPREAD OF THE STRIKE.
Railway work Resumption orsered-fso'
osedings Against strikers.
my ,olocrauh % tue lasoatca.l

BUFFALO. N. Y. August l1,-ihS Nsw
York Central strikers number lov. n..ds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
1Hs sWiTcHHEN'S STRIKE.
Its beginning Timed with Generaiship-
The situation.
by telegraph to the Di4patch.l

nc TAt1htaN''
by telegraph to the Dispatchl
BuryaIo. August 17.-WhOever selected
the time for beginning the present railway
strike has shown geDeralShlp OF no nean
order. II Is the opening day OF the ialr,
and every road coming into the Union De
pot has from one to i've special eXcursioh
trains scheduled for the day. IL requires
hve switch-englncs 20 makeup the passeh-
ger trains IA the Exchange-street station
under ordinary circumstances, ana on oe-
casiops ike the present one twice tnht
number would be required to bandle the
business.
The troops are stationed along the tracks
Of the various lines. They are not yet acI
cgstomed 10 their duty, and the ieeilnG on
nervous apprehension lest they may DC
Obliged suddenly to Kill men has not yet
worn away. But their faces are, earnest
and determined. On the great coal lresttes
and on the tops of cars the strikers ana
others keep their lookout and pass then
signals.
YARKEEIsM ASSERTS ITSELF.
The canal-boat owners have been taking
advantage OF the opportunity TO raise the
grain-freight rates 20 New YORK one cent
per bushel. The railroads recently nave
been undertaking the canal rates. lnefo
is q scarcity Of coal for eaigOes Tor the up
per lakes. The Lackawanna roeu II the
only one that can meet the calls upon II.
a sergeant III the S1ty-nftn heglulen.
was accidentally shot to-day by gun ln
the hands OF one OF hls men, ana olou -. ne-
fore reaching the hospital. There nave
been several cases OF heat prostraIlon
among the troops. The hest ~ very
great. Troops continue to arrive. Al 50
iar ordered here have reported, excepting
one battalion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
RADICAL DIsAPPRoyAI-

LONDON. August 1.-THE comments OF
the evening papers on the new Ministry
are without feature. The Liberal Radl-
Gals continue to reveal their disappoint-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-18
IRISH SURPRISE,

DUBLIN August 17.-All the newspapers
of this city express surprise at the selec-
tion of Baron Houghton as Vlceroy, OF Ire,
land. They say they believe that he VIII
be popular, though he will be only q
fgure-head.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-28
What Will They Do With IT,

What will women do with the
BALLOT" Ask the carpenter who
made your house what he will do
with the money you pay him!
Ask the doctor to what purpose
he will apply his fees! Ask the
starving tramp what he will do
with the liberal slices of bread and
meat you give him. Ask the ship
wrecked mariner, floating on a
pitiless sea, what he will do with his
liberty to walk the green earth
once more! Ask the miner, who
has been saved from smothering
by fre-damp, what he will do with
fresh air! But never ask the
stilletto-arned Italian, or the
foreigner Of dynamite proclivities,
or the men who gravely assure
the inspectors that they have been
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-28

vaccinated and therefore are
entitled to vote. Question? No,
indeed! But hunt out from every
den and quarry the ignorant, the
idle, the dependent-teach them
how to declare their intention
of becoming citizens that the nation
may profit by the registered opinion
of every masculine inhabitant,
while these ignorant and vicious
beings, thus entrenched behind the
bulwarks of American freedom
proceed to handle that sacred
weapon, the ballot, as though they
did not know its powers to work
veal or woe to themselves or
others.
But when woman approaches,
shout "What will you do with the
BALLOT" and pausing not to hear
the same indignant reply you
would hear from carpenter, doctor
or tramp, fill the air with the
threadbare assertions, Women
are biggots; they would unite
church and state "Women are
free-thinkers; they would destroy
our American Sabbath" "Give
women the ballot and no more
personal liberty for men, WON
en- cannot fight! If, then, they
are not silenced, beat the tariff
and free trade tin pans, make
vigorous protests against the acute
sufferings of poor Sambo, whose
vote has been counted out, OF
weep over the woes of down
trodden Russia or enslaved Ireland
Justice sits in her sackcloth with
her broken balances by her side
the bandage removed from he
eyes and placed over her lips
arms bound to her side, he.
solemn, unresting eyes saying
what her lips will utter when mer
have said, "1et Justice speakp'
6. V. LAYTON.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-28
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-CIRCUIT COURT
WOOD COUNTY.
Sumner S. Ely and William H. Ely, executors
of the last Will and Testament Of Adrial &. Ely,
deceased, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Maggie NOLAN, Patrick NOLAN, and the R.
Conner Company, corporation, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of and
pursuant to the Judgment of foreclosure and
sale duly rendered and entered in the above
entitled action by the Circuit Court of said
Wood County on the Sth day of December, A D.
1890 more than one year having elapsed and no
part of said judgment having been paid, l,
Frank Stahl, Sheriff of said Wood County, will
offer for sale and sell at public auction to the
Court House in the city of Grand Rapids in said
County of Wood, on the 18th day of February,
A. D., 1892, at the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, the lands mentioned in
said Judgment or so much thereof as may be
sufficient to pay the amount due plaintiffs on
said judgment with interest and costs of sale
and described as follows, tO-Wit:
The South half of the Northeast quarter, the
North half of the Southwest quarter the South
half of the Northwest quarter, and the North
west quarter of the Northwest quarter of Sec
ton Two ~, Town twenty-five (25l, North OF
Range Four al East, all in Wood County, Wis
consin, and that said lands will be sold in the
following ORDER
ter, the South half of the Northwest quarter
and the Northwest quarter of the Northwest
quarter of said Section 2, TIP %, R, East.
SECOND, The South half of the Northeast
quarter of said Section ?.
Dated at Grand Rapids, Wis, Dec. 18th, 1891,
FRANK sTAHL,
Sheriff of Wood Co., Wis
GARDNER & GAYNoR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Grand RaDidS, Wis.