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Instant Death in 81 SawmiII.

Special 10 the IndlanapoIlS Journal.
AUBURN, Ind, Nov. 4.-Clarence Ritten-
house was caught in the log carrier of the
band-saw mill and instantly killed this
morning He was rolling logs on to the car
rier when he fell backward and was caught
by the carrier. His neck was broken and
his head was crushed.
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Special 10 the IndlanapOHS JOURNAL
LA PORTE, Ind, Nov. 4-Conrad Hoe
locker, engineer at Bucks furniture fac
tory in this city. committed suicide to-day
by hanging himself with clothesline
The cause was temporary insanity He was
sixty-nine years old, and leaves q widow
and three grown children.
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ROBBERS CAPTURED.
Arrest os Two Of the Bandits Who
Held Cp the Arisansns Train.

HUH TITO <tffs
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 1.-Two OF
the Oliphant train robbers were captured
at jamestown, thirty miles from the scene
OF the robbery. at . O'Clock this afternoon.
They are now at Batesville. One of them is
said be Jesse ID. Roper who shot and
killed Sheriff Biler, OF Baxter county,
year ago last June. and for whom there is
a reward Of $500. dead or alive. 1t is be-
lieved the other five will be captured before
morning. man giving his name as ]. 7.
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Idle Men Tramping Eastward.


Special to the IndianapOls Journal.
PORTLAND Ind, Nov. 4.-The farmers
of this county are alarmed at the large
rumber of tramps and laborers out of work
who are found on highways eastward
bound. \ number of robberies are reported
ard all kinds of depredatiOns are committed.
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".
ELKHART. Ind, Nov. 4.-Thomas JEFF
ferson Harper, a veteran of the late war;
died here to-day from the effects of a bull
let wound received at Kennesaw mountain
while member of Company /, Thirty-third
Regiment. Indiana Volunteers. He was for
ty-seven years old, and will be buried with
honorS by the G.. A. r. posts of this city.
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Starr Will Hang.

FORT SMITH, Ark, Nov. 4.--This morn
ing Judge Parker sentenced Henry Starr,
the train robber and highwayman, to be
hanged Feb 90 for the murder of Deputy
United States Marshal Floyd. in the Indian
Territory
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Phnadelnhia Record.

Extract from . New Novel-Stand where
YOU are, Reginald De Courseyi Advance enc
step nearer and 1 VIII tell YOU what I saw
at the worlds fair Fooled again. Kissed
the villain. as he faded awav frnrn view
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Natural Superstition.

New York Commercial Advertiser.
What with their Summing in Chicago and
the Whitecapping I'm Nebraska the women
cannot be particularly proud OF the Octo-
Der record.
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Riot I'm n jail.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 4.-Between and 8
O'Clock tonight row broke out in the jail
here that p,stook of the nature OF a race
riot Twenty-Five prisoners were involved.
about half of them being colored, and led
by Henry Duncan, the murderer The OPP
posing force all white. had about gained
q victory, when the combatants were sep
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il, stopped the train and put him off in
the darkness fourteen miles from Kokomo.
TO which place he was obliged TO walk in
order TO get a train home.
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Two Cincinnati Murders.

arated by the Jail officials. and all the par
Elephants placed in solitary confinement.
Half dozen received serious injusies-
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wouId-Be Lynchers Thwarted.

OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 4-Harry Hill and
George Rogers and John Benwell, arrested
last night, IT Lincoln. for the murder of
Matt Akeson, a Cass county farmer, near
Weeping Water, were identified this morn
ing oy ASesCn's son and taken To PIatts-
mouth, the county seat OF Cass county.
There was q big crowd of farmers at
Tolattsrnoutn. bent lynching. but the
sheriff and prisoners euded the mob in
s.lue WAY and brought their prisoners here.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-For Indiana and
Illinois-Warmer; fair: southwest winds
For Ohio-Fair; warmer; east to south
winds
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Kansas City Journal
Governor Boies has made a shrewd bid
for a United States senatorship. lie pre-
tends that his voice har failed him
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Fired at the Robbers.

OMAHA Neb., Nov. s. 1 a. In.-Wos-d
has Just been received from Nebraska City
that an attempt was made to hold up a
Missouri Pacific train at Union, Neb. The
trainmen fired at the robbers, who were
r,onr,.noc nd drove tham off
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Local Wencher Report

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-10
Lo De CUBA

Han clrculado hoy en- esta Capital noticias
exageradas respecto de los sucesos de Cuba, de
que dimos cuenta. Nosotros deseando saber
que atenernos respecto del particular, hemos re.
cogido las siguientes nuevas donde pneden ga.
berse:
El 25 de }Abril pasado se levantaron dos
partidas On Holgufn que refundidas On una Sc
presentaron indulto en- de Mayo entregando
sus armas, municiones cabalgaduras, segdn to-
legrama expedido por aquella Capitania General.
El gobierno dc Puerto Rico en- provision de que
pudiera intentarse algo nuevo en- Cuba, ha dis
puesto que este prevenido para marchar aque-
lla Isla el battalion de Cddsz, por considerable
aclimatado. De Ia Peninsula vendra otro bata-
lion sustituir este 81 90 que hay necesidad de
que negue salir de aquf. Entire los batallones
que guarnecen esta provincial 80 hizo hoy 81 sor-
teo correspondence TOGO on suerte marchar,
case de necesidad, al battalion de Cddss comGhe.
mos d1cho.
Las noticias que comunican los peri6dicos
de Ia Habana fechados 81 20 recibidos hoy con-
Rrman 10 anteriormente dicho. In provincia de
Santiago de Cuba ha sido declarada en- estado
de- sitio. Los autonomistas toda Ia sla han
protestado en9rgieamente9tn mira el movimiento.
El Gobierao de Madrie IA telegrafado al Go.
bisrno general de la ALBANIA, lndicAndole pida
los recursos que estnne necesarios para sofocar
brevemente cualquisr intentOna. Los pocos sub
Ievados que no SO han presentado andan pro-
fugos por los montes de Chaparra, provincia de
Santiago de G. /. .ba.
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Fu(.on electos en- esta Capital aver pa.
ra constltuir las mesas defnitivas para la
elecci6n dc concejales los sehores siguientes:
/ .er Distrito, Presidente don Aquilino Fer
4 dez Secretaries escrutadores don Jose
1 ,desma Saldana, don Ignacio. Llompart, don
Pompeyo Risuefo don Ramon CULLEN Sa-
batter. -2.o Distrito Presidents don Jose d.
Moreno Santf Secretaries don Miguel Cane
Has Vergara, don Miguel Sanchez Vergara,
don Emilio de Castahos Montijano don Manuel
Areizaga C6rdova.-3er. Distrito, Presidents
don Lorenzo Soler Secretaries don Francisco
Gutierrez Cepero, don Francisco Tr1paga Ortiz,
don Francisco Perez y Perez y don Jose Viiiala
Axuya.--4.o Distrito, Presidente don Jose NJ.
|oneto Secretario don Guillermo Hernandez
don Luis Garcia, don Silyestre Feijo6 don Fer
nando Gandrano. En- 81 Sc Rstrito (Santurce)
no pudo constituirae L mesa interina por islts
de electores.
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No es possible que se encuentren cigarrillol
mas exquisltos en- Ia Isla entera que los de ola
Borinquen" corrientes de hebra de todas cla
ses; el que los prueba no usa otros Aroma bueI
gusto, buen papel ETC. Los venden en- la Gale de
San Justo ndm.es Aguiar Diaz c., contiguc
aLa Palma"
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Lease ell anuncio de AIl

Lease el anuncio de AImonsda pdblica que
insertamos en- otro lugar. El viernes pr6ximo
se remataran al mejor postor muchos objetos y
q
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Para Macoris (Santo Domingo) Sc han On
de Mayaguez.
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Dicen de Toa-baja que desde aver medic dia
(escribea esta mahana las 10y SO encuentra allf
lnseputo el individuo Francisco Mato del barrio
de Sabana SEGA, po1que no hay nj juez, MI
suplente, nj secretario que expida la boleta de-
enterramiento
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Puesta prueba otra vez nuestra imparcia.
idad, publicamos la siguiente carta que para ese
hn remftenos el sefor Noa, continuando nosotros
aRenos & esas cuestiones:
Senior Director de LA CoRREsPoNDENCEA.-
Muy senor mio.-En el ndmero de anoche de su
peri6dico he leido un suelto, extrafo esa redac-
ci6n, aunque an6nimo, en- que se trata de ciertos
disgustos ocurridos On el bale del Club de Rega-
tas entire 81 senior don Domingo Ayuso Hn socso.
del Club, cuya conducts 90 cali6ca de aDcorTecta,
Ia par que se pone por las nubes al indicado
sefor Ayuso. Como quiera que 20 soy esc socto 6
quien Sc alude, deto declsrar qae SON eompleta-
mente falsas las incorrecciones que me atribuye
81 anonimista; que el ssfior Presidente sehor
Sainz no hs protestado nj ha podldo protestar de
una falta no cometida; que no se han Dorado
mas que tres socios ninguno de ellos por el asun-
to de que SO trata inalmente que terminado
TODD con la intervention de cuatro cabaileros re-
presentantes de ambos interesados, no es correc-
to, nj digno. nj decente, traer & ls prensa IN
asunto de fndole privada Escritas las anterie-
res l1neas SO por Vd. m1smo, que el autor del
suelto es -. el mismo senor Ayuse Para cual.
quiera persona es rudimentario que no puede nj
debe volverse sobre un asunto terminado y& con
La intervention de padrinos; pero por 10 visto el
sehor Ayuso no esta muy fuerte en- estas cnes
tiones. 81 ell senior Ayuso fuese un hombre ma
joven g menos viejo emplearfa 20 otros procedii
mientos, pero siendo como IS, me basta decir
le. Ss1or Ayuso que Vd. SO alivie-Loren;
r. Noa.
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9e f'ecibir Ia visits
I de Areeibo b,

Sc cotiza cafe en- Ponce al rededor de S26A
hasta $284 por extremes. Azdcar refno al rel
dedor de $41 con tendencia alza; moscabados
claros $54 y mieles de $50 40 los llO galones.
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AlmOneda p1blica

El Viernes IL del actual la una de la tar
de 70 remataran en- Catafo, por cnenta de quies
corresponds y orden de don Lucas Blanco Pc
rez frente la tienda Hja de Borsnqusn (Carre-
tera) los siguientes articalos: Coche de asien-
tos, tronco caballos bayos cabinegros, caba-
llos de silla, 5yepuas de raza sus crias 1 Ca
rro de un buey caballo, piano Neufeld, 2
roperos caoba, l side-board fno, l lavamanos
pequeno caoba, camas de hierro, l bafio, sii
LAS de montar de senora, alquitarita de cobre,
l cocina g. estufa de dc hierro sofa sillones,
sillas infnioad de objetos que no Sc detallan
por dffcl su enumeraclon. 81 en- este dia no 50
terminara, continuara Ia subasta ell dia siguiente
la misma hora q indica este annnc1o. Todo 10
que Sc remate en- Almoneda Pdblca es al barrer
no admitiendose reclamation alguna como tam.
POGO SO entregara efecto alguno que no hsya sido
previamente satisfecho. Sc anuncia al p1blico
para conocimiento de hcitadores. Catafio, cd
Mayo de 1893.-El Almonedero P1blico-EEa,
CISCO N. ILruH. B.
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Hs terminado en- ia Audiences de Mayagiez
el juicio oral On la causa sobre asesnato de dom
Isabel Siracusa. Ell fiscal, que On sus primers
conclusionss pedia Ia pens de musrte, modifcok
despues en- sentido del veredicto dc absolucif
para los procesados, por existir en- IL eau
datos sobre Ia crimiminalidad de ellos, sufficient
para aplicarles Ia pena recamada.
Merced las activas incesantes gestiones
practicadas por fuerza de Ia Guardia Civil de-
puesto de Guayama, cabo Alfonso Alabarces
guardias Francisco Egea, Agustln Salvador
Hermenegildo Rivas fueron aprehendidosy pue
tos disposition de aquel Juzgado, los vscinc
del barrio del Carmen, Guillermo Aldok. JusF
Cap6, J Francisco Aldok, autores presuntos d
asssinato cometido en- el joven Mac Donell; Gu
20 crinen habia sido envuelto en- 81 nisterio, du.
Eante los pri1neros momentos
Certifcacionen Dc m5dicos para dsfunciones
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Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- ls of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de la
tarde:- Espana Is pS Habana, 26 p.S-3
Nueva. York, 354 p.S
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Aver nos enteramos de que habfan comenza-
do hablar los abogados, en- 81 juicio oral que 80
celebra con motive de Ia causa contra los senores
Rodriguez Fuentes, Cuevas y Galihanes. Gran
des elogios oimos del discurso pronunciado po
el defensor del Banco, sehor Soler, que estuvo}
Ia altura de su bien merecida reputation y
curiosidad nos llev6 q Ia Audiencia. LIE toca
hablar aver al senior Quihones; penetramos en-.
Sala de Justicia tuvimos OCCASION de YER D.
primera, vez al fsmoso jurisconsulto Aspecto Sc
vero simpatico calor en- Ia peroraci6n, gran fac
lidad para Ia emission de las ideas, mStodo en- el
desarrollo del discurso elocuencia brillante Tai
es el orador forsnse que honra Ia toga espafola y
que tuvimos el gusto de escuchar con respeto
admiration. LIE felicitamos sinceramsnte
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uBsE5uIuO l9Os0LTOBy Tegf
80 para Ssbana ~ande, nuestro querido amls
don jose
HEM 9e recibir Ia viaits
nuestros de Arecibo b, g.
don jos "a Quien deseamos muy
buen tir -s.nosotros.
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to por una aurora boreal
El tesoro de los Estados Unidos tendra que
pagar en- el affo actual, como primas & 10 fabri-
caci6n de azdcar dentro de los Estados de Is
Union, la cantidad de nueve millones de dollars
-Segdn despachos de Roma se cree possible que
ell emperador alem&n Guillermo toque on BARGE
Iona 81 hacer 50 viaje dc regreso Alemania.
Madrid, %. Seg6n noticias recibidas en- el
Mlnisterio de Ultramar, que publican El CO.
rreo " La Correspondence" se han levanta-
do varlas partidas dc insurrectos las jurisdic-
clones dc Holgufn Tunas.-Los Diputados de
Puerto Rico visitarAn al Ministro de Ultramar,
con 81 objeto de pedirle que los vapores de Ia
Compafia Trasatiantica hagan escala en- dicha is
lla.-Sigue mejorando de su enfermedad d Minis
| tro de Gobernaci6n, sefior don Venancio Coma
lez. Sc han presentado difcultades para que 81
ni6o Rey, pueda abrir desde las ofcinas del cablo
on esta Corte, Ia Exposition Universal de Chi
cago.
/ Nueva-Y York, 20. Sc ha celebrado un gran
5anquete de 400 cubiertos, On honor de los ma
rinoa extranjeros. El Contra almirante espanol
sefior Lo1o no asisti6, excusandose, segdn 90 di-
CO. por enfermo--Ayer cireul6 II noticia de que
el Duque dc Veragua habfa sufrido un ataque
del coraz6n On 90 viaje 4 Chicago; pero ha result
tado que 81 enfermo . q hexMane M mar
qu6s de Bzrboles. En Harzishu1e limo
AZ.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1893-11-23
Notice of Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF a certain mortgage made, executed aud
delivered by Hiram Downing. a widower,
m0rigagor TO Chalmers Curtis. mortgagee,
dated September 10th, 1892, and duly recorded
In the office of the register of deeds in and for
Day county South Dakota, Oh September 10Th.
1892. at $50 o'clock. p. M, in book q of mort.
cages o n page 1877, conveying and mortgagiDg
the foil owing described lands situated, lying
and being in the county Of Day and state OF
sea- OF section thirty three (33), in township
one hundred and twenty-five Q22), OF range
hfty-seven (56). west, containing loo acres.
Which said mortgage was on the 5th day OF
October, A. ID 1898, duly assigned and trans
ferred by Chalmers Curtis to William T., Cur
in the office OF the register of deeds in and for
Day county state of South Dakota, on the 8th
day of November, A. d 1893. at 10 80 o'clock,
q. m, IN book 81 OF mortgages ut page 40,
And whereas. there is claimed to be due at
the date OF this Eotice the sum of sixty-one and
$500 ($6l.53) dollars. aud no action has been
instituted to collect the said debt or any por-
tion thereof.
Now therefore. notice is hereby given. that
by virtue OF the power of sale in said mortgage
conta tned, and ottha statute la such case
made aud provided, said mortgage will be
forecl osed and the above described premises
will be sold al public auction by the sheriff OF
Day county South Dakota, at the front door
OF the court house in Webster. in said county
of Day, on the 10th day OF December. A 10.
1893. at one O'clock, p. M, 10 pay said mort
gagged debt and Interest and taxes. IL any, with
ten $4,000 as attorney fees and disbursemenis
allowed by law.
Dated at Webster. South Dakota. this stb
day OF November, 1898.
WILLIAM l. CURTIS.
assignee OF MORTGAGE.
Chalmers Curtis.
Attorney for assignee Of mortgage.
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Notice of Mortgage Sale

Default having been made in the conditions
of a certain mortgage made executed and de.
livered by Deuuis M. Fuller and Martha Full
Ter, his wife, mortgagors, to Herbert N. Peck,
mortgagee, dated April 5th 1898, and duly re.
corded in the office of the register OF deeds I'm
and for bay county, South Dakota, on April
9th. 1893. at $40 O'Clock, p m ia book 30 OF
mortgages on page l5T, conveying and mortga-
ging the following described lands situated,
lying aud being in the county Of Day aud state
oil South Dakota, to wit: The southeast quar-
ter sex of section eight (S) and the southwest
quarter (swA CT section niue [9l In township
one hundred and twenty (l20), or raage fifty
eight 5s), west, containing 800 acres.
Which said mortgage was on the fifth day OF
October, A. u. 1893, duly assigned and trans.
ferred by Herbert N. Peck TO Webster City
Bank, a corporation. of Webster, South Dakota
10y an instrument ln writing, duly recorded IN
the office OF the register of deeus III and for Day
county, state of South Dakota, on the 8th day
of November, A. ID. 1893, at go O'Clock, p. m,
in book 81 OF mortgages at page All.
And whereas, there is claimed TO be due al
the date OF this notice The sum of Five hund-
red eighty nine and 5-l00 1859 05l dollars, and
no action has been Instituted to collect the said
debt or any portion thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby gwen thai
by virtue OF the power OF sale in said mortgage
contained and OF the statute in such case
madeand provided, said mortgage will be fore.
closed, and the above described premises wild
be sold at public auction by the sheriff OF Day
county, south Dakota, at the front door of the
court housein Webster, South Dakota, Ia said
county of bay, on the 10th Gay OF Decembet,
A ID. 1893 at one O'Clock, p. INTO pay said
mortgaged debt and interest aud taxes, IL any,
with ten 6c II. O0) as attorneys fees and dis.
bursemsnts allowed by law.
Dated ut Webster, South Dakota, this Sth day
of November, 1893,
WEBSTER CITY BANK,
Assignee OF morrgagee.
Cnalmers Curtis,
Attorney for assignee OF mortgagee.
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Mortgaga sale.

Default having been made in the conditions
contained IN that certain mortg age dated the
18th day OF August, 1891, executed aud deliver
ed by Ole A. Mllbeck aud kerstiu Milbeck, his
wife. mortgagors, to OA Chilsou, mortgagee.
which said mortgage was duly recorded in the
once OF register oideeds IN and for the county
of Mortgages on pages 03I-2. GA the Iarh day OF
Augaet. 1891 ut s:lO o'clock, a. m.
Aud whereas, said default consists in the
failure OF said mortgagors,o or either OF them to
pay, or cause to be paid, Sl7, 50 interest due
Dec. fst, 1891. on said mortgage, and the fur
ther sum of 500 90 due Dec. LIST, 1892, thereon,
which said default still consists;
Aud whereas 1t is stipulated and agreed in
said mortgage, that in case default should be
mace IN the payment of the money secured by
saidmortgage, or any part thereof. ut the time
thesame became Cue, then the whole principal
aud Interest secured thereby TO become at once
due and payable at the option OF the owner
aud aioldeft thereof
And whereas, by reason of such default the
said o A Gibson, owner and holder of said
mortgage md debt secured thereby, has de-
ciared the whole OF the debt secured by said
mocsgage due and payable, both principaland
interest;
And whereas. no. action or proceeding at law
or otherwise, has been Instituted u recover
the debt secured hy said mortgage, or my part
thereof;
And whereas. there is claimed to be due on
said mortgage the sum of S753.l2, towit $500. 90
prsseipal, Sl43.i2 interest, aud $1,000 statutory
attorney fees, rs allowed by law;
No% therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue otthe power OF foreclosure aud sale
In saii mortgage contained aad the statute in
suchscase made and provided. said mortgage
will be ioreclosed by II public sale Of The mort
gagged premises therein described, by the
sheriff of said Day county, or his deputy, 10
the highest bidder for cash, at the front door
OF the court house. III the village OF Webster,
Day county, South Dakota, GA the 25rd day OF
December, a d., 1873 ut Two o'eIock i'll the alter
noon OF that day.
illat tine said mortgaged premises aae s;tua-
ten Ia the said county OF Day ailc state ofSouth
Dakota, aud are described as follows: East half
Ga oLLhe north west quarter lAl aud lots
numbered one (D and two ~ of section seven
"a Ia township one hundred and twcnty.two
ti229 nurlh oI range fifty. six (59 weston the 5th
T.. ~, centainslE l5i sO-l00 aCres, more or less
Dated Nov. 2nd, 1875.
o. A. CHIIsoN.
Mortgage,
j il. LGND,
Attorney.