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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

DEovER, Col, July 1S.-The Mcnamara
Dry Good Company, one Of the largest in
stitutions Of the kind here, failed this
morning. Tho liabilities are placed at
S26O. 600. The assets at this time are not
known, The failure was brought on by an
attachment served on the house at one
O'Clock this morning 0y the Union National
bank. which failed 10 open its doors this
morning, for S71, 80 and the Colorado Ma
tional for SO, S27. The president Of the
latter bank had private claim OF S25, 600
and ID. Sheedy, an officer in the Denver
National. one for $4,000 The fsilure was
not unexpected, but il mad been hoped that
money would be easier and the frm able to
pull through.
ToLEDO, o., July 1S.-The Citizens
Bank, of Ada. the most prominent one in
Hardin county, failed to open its doors this
morning. It's owner, Peter Ahlheld, has
controlled it for over quarter Of a CEN
turv and is one OF the wealthiest men Of
that section. No statement Of assets and
liabilities or the cause OF the failure can be
obtained.
ARMouRDALE, kansas, July 1S-The
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A rornado srrlke. Italy.

ROME. July 1S.-A tornado swept down
suddenly to-day on Voghera and Cssteteg-
gio, in Piedmont. In one section of Vog-
hera hardly a house was left standing.
Not structure In either town was
lef intact Hundreds Of persons
were injured. The number of dead
is not known, as the bodies are buried
in the ruins. Only seven bodies have been
recovered. The military have been called
out to help in the work of rescue, aud ant
balances have been sent from nearby
cities voghera is a manufacturing city
with some 10000 inhabitants. Casteteggio,
which Is five miles from it, has about 4, 900
inhabitants.
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THE SOUTH AMERICAN wARSl

MANAGUA, July lS-Revolutionary troops
are reported to De advancing toward Es-
tell and are expected 10 make an assault
upon the town.
VALPARAISO. July 1S-Apparently undis-
mayed by the loss Of their navy, the land
forces OF the revolutionists in Rio Grande
do Sui have become moro aggressive than
ever Generals Saraiva, Tavarez and Sal
gado have combined their forces and are
now beseiging Ysguaron City. The town
is well defended and its capture will oe
difficult
NEW York, July 1S.--The Western Un-
ion Telegraph Company has issued the fol-
lowing; Referring to our notice OF the 18th
inst, announcing suspension OF business
for Brazil via Galveston, messages are now
accepted for Brazil If written in plain Ian
guage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
NEWS FROM THE WAR IN SIAM.

Paris. July 1S-The Paris papers are
getting quite excited over the siam affair.
They see in every move the hand or Brit
ish intrigue The Figaro complains or
Eugland's S animOsity against the French IN
Siam and thereby explains the animus by
(which the French newspapers have at
tackled Lord Duferiu.
The GditloiS says that Admiral Human
isouite competent to settle the whole mat
ter by prompt action
The S0led says that the King or Siam IS
exhausting the patience Of France by COM
meDcing hostilities but only as a last eX-
pedient would the French lombard Bang
kOk.
Vhe Sfele is indignant because the Eng
Hsh speak As the masters, or the protectors
of Siam whereas they are neither the one
nor the other.
PARIS, July 1S.-In accordance with his
announced intention, NJ. Dreytus to-day
Questioned the government in the Cham
Der Of Deputies as 20 the French operations
"a Siam. NJ. Develle, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. said in reply 70 the Interpolation
that the government disavowed any lnten-
ton to interference with Sismese inde-
peedence. At the same time the govern
(Aent intended TO insist thar the treaties
between France and Siam be respected
THE interference Of q third power 10 the
dispute would not be tolerated. With
reference 70 that course proposed 70 FOL
low. NJ. Develle said that II Siam did not
make complete reparstion for the murder
of 81. Grosgarin, the French inspector or
native kiilitia by a Siamese mandarin,
and for the other acts FOR whlcn
France demanded satisfaction, the
French feet would blockade the
Nexopg river. The foreign minister
fprther said that IL it became necessary TO
lombard Bangkok, the Siamese Capitol,
"a enforce the demands Of France, sut-
ficient warning would be given 70 the rep
resentatives ia that city Of the foreign
po,vers to enable them to protect their SUD
{e.fs os shsir respective cQuntfles-
t1nere Develle had concluded the
Cham fTy unanimous vote. adopted
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The Mohlcan Disabled.

PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash, July 1S.-Ad-
vices from Alaska state that the United
States man-of-war Mohlcan was fired upon
in Behring Sea and disabled June 20, oy
Hawaiian steamer Alexandra, which saul
ed from San Francisco last April. The
Mohican discovered the Alexandria In the
act of raiding seal rookeries and tried TO
intercept her, firing two shots across her
bow. The Alexandria returned the nre,
striking the Mohican amidships, disabling
her engines The Mohican went to Alaska
for repairs and the Alexandria escaped.
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PROPERTY DESTROYED BY FIRE.

LONDON, July 1s,-Last nights ware
house tire in the district bounded oy Lead
en- Hall street and Bevis Marks and Cam
momile streets burned over an area OF 5OO
yards square before the flames were extin-
guished Thirty buildings were entirely
DESTROYED. These buildings were occupied
by more than twenty I've firms who dealt
in stationery, clothing, tea, wines, furni-
ture, imported goods, etc. The porters and
their families living on the premises bad
narrow escapes. Many OF them rushed TO
the street in their night dresses. II IS ex-
pected the loss will reach ], ,5O0, 600 pounds.
The burned district is but short distance
to the eastward Of the bank OF England,
the royal exchange and the mansion house
and The residence OF the Lord Mayor.
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Another Ohio Auditing Committee.
SnsoiaL Jsi,or1,n IN fhs Ps0tsfsr

COLUMBUS, o., July 1S.-The special com
mittee appointed By the Governor TO audit
the deficiency created by the State Fish
and Game Commission made preliminary
report to the Governor to-day. They hold
that the commission violated the law In
creating a deficiency without the consent
of the Emergency Board, and also charge
them with extravsgant expenditures, TINY
having spent in one period Of three months
nearly 81, 800. They recommend, however,
that ali the bills but four, aggregating
about IS, be paid, as the creditors did their
work honestly. These four bills are not
rejected, but held for further examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

WAsHINor0N, ID. c.. July 1S.-Secretary
Lamont arrived iu Washington last even
ing 70 complete some arrangements Tor the
selection and furnishing Of his house. de
remained in the city but few hours and
then left with Mrs. Lamont for the East.
He viii stOp at BuZZard's Bay, ana Mrs
Lamont will go on 70 Sorrento, Me. II IS
understood that the Secretary has leased
what is known as the ''WOOdhOuse." next
10 Senator Brice's house The fact that
tue lease is for i've years may be regarded
as an Indirect contradiction OF the rumors
that Secretary Lamont c0ntemplates re-
firing from the Cabinet at any early day.
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o,,o, and solIy smith signed.

CHICAGO. July ls.-The Columbian Atn.
Ietic Club to-day signed George Dixon and
SolIy Smith TO fight for the featherweignt
championship Of the world. The contest
viii be for purse Of 5000. and posi-
bility of side bet Of 5000 each Jonnny
Grifin and George johnson. The champion
lzO-pound pu.ilist Of England. werf also
matched to-day FOR purse OF $5,V9G Gfd .
aide bat of a.. 800. The Smith-Dixn Egnt
will be In Septsmber, and the 6r< ~ onn-
sen affair ose month later. Tp5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
rHE CoRoNER's vERDIor.
Four Persons Held Responsible for the
Deaths at the Cold Storage Building


CHICAGO, July 1S.-The coroner's Jury
investigating the Worlds Fair Cold
Storage calamity, reached verdict this
evening, as follows:
"We, the Jury, find that the deceased
came to his death from injuries and burns
received at fire of the Cold Storage build
ing at the Worlds Fair grounds on July
10, 1898; and we, the jury, find from the
evidence that Charles A. McDoual, John
p. Skinner. d. II. Burnham and Edward
w. Murphy be held TO the grand jury for
criminal negligence, and there held until
discharged OF due course OF law"
There was no order of arrests made fol-
lowing the verdict They will be expected
to furnish bonds tomorrow morning, how
ever. Skinner and Mcdonald are held be-
cause they built the building and Murphy
because evidence was given alleging that
he did not fully investigate the fire before
sending the men into the fatal tower.
Murphy himself swore that the men were
already in the tower when he arrived, hav-
ing been led up there by Captain Fitzger-
aid
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West Yirrlpia Postmastsrs.

Special 7sls0rGm 20 ths Rsgl'fsr'
WASHINGTON, d. c., July lS.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia pOstmasters were
appointed today: AT BasUett, Marion
county, p. = Basnett, in place OF ID. ..
Havues, resigned; at NOoreheld, Hardy
county, Mary Alexander, In place OF j. y.
Judy. removed; at St. George, Tucker
county. L. s. Anvil, in place OF Z. Lips
comb, resigned.
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a. nrs1.l,. gody Arriysa

Nxw YoEK, July ls-The w ~, n - re
49, 80 + Drerel arrived hero N.2sj Z .lser
North German Lloyd siesn's't,s steam - . 40
% wJiselrn m The f1peral VI. 'sfg sfngrl1rsi's
=, 10 O'clock tomorrow from Ar ,.I,bear-
r. Is,e = residence. There will - sse. p.sos -
srs .~ and The internent VIII t--'
WnodlaHn cemetery.
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EEw YoEk, July is--yla..''c' "a. c'e5,aEsit.se q
chairman Of the EEscu',1s.s ,1.s,sress s n ses
ths Colored Cstsolie ~, 90. I CAL iroai.
Uaited States; bss i,ssie 80 isour,h Nsis,s..s I.
c6arIeston, S. G., for t.s -s.s 80 % - BED .
Catholic colored Co5s,'st.' ssr 4 pszt- Acco..,I
Chicago, III. ssptsnnelI Ie,:er !: q spps''"
paying ths esli t'sssaa. = Of chio.sa
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A BRUTAL MURDER
A Respected Negro Found Dead-His Wife
Arrested for the Crime.

Special 7eieordm 20 the Register
BLUEFIELD, w. VA, July 1s.-Sam-
uel Ford, colored citizen of this city,
was fsully murdered last night. The
body was discovered to-day near his
residence with bullet holes in the head.
His wife and Charles Williams, coIored,
are suspected. His wife is under ar
rest with damaging evidence against
her. Williams is missing. Considerable
excitement prevails among the colored
people, and threats Of lyDching are
whispered, as Ford was good citizen.
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storm at KIngwood.
sD.eial 7sE.orau. to ne Reglstsr.

cDetIUI INseUI tIEIt 70 ~ -3NF'@F0''
KISGwooD, w. Va, July 1S.-During a
thunder storm last night the lightning
struck the cupola Of the Presbyterian
Church and damaged 1t some. Three col
ored windows were broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

AT Cleveland, all of Cleveland's heavy
bitters were in batting trim as the score
shows. Pittsburg fought gamely until the
last man was out, but Cleveland passed
them and took third place. Attendance,
%
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The total num-
Der of fourth class pOstmasters appointed
today was 81, of which IS were TO MI
vacancies caused by resinations and deaths.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 1s.-Mrs- Louisa
Scott Ewing. was married 70 Congreeman
VIC. p. Breokg Ridge. at 6 O'Clock this
evening, at .ome of DR.. Preston B.
Scott, 6rot'A pIlst bride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19

r..u.srss D e %. ~. i.ss, .is. 80,
i'S.s e., We. wsssSn P'sa's''''''' -, 80
ufads. .,s-.iiy fair n.s~s IA att
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
A WEST vIRoISIA SUCKER.
The Judges Timely Advice Abooi ~
curing a Guardians ssr'ies'

speetal 7sse0ye0s 10 ne R,Si'fsr.
cmcAoo. July 1s.-M. =. pfennsn, ~,
~ peters Creek W. Va, saved W ~ s,
on a farm and came 70 see the FAR 10
paid railroad fare amonnuns 80 gs
and upon arriving met Jseoo hsss' s.., "a "a
had an idea be was = gambler, Das sI 80 -.
found be bad been robbed oi a,i nS 80 go
Ne had Reed arrested. bat the l.s'.
sdyIsed him 70 90 back home OF 9"
guardian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-19
1T May BH MR. OLNEY.
Reports that He May Be Judge Blatch-
fOri'S Successor.
THE SOUTHERN STATES COMPLAIN

Because Only one Of the Nine
Supreme Justices is from that
Section ofthe COuntry-Massa-
chusetts Already Has One
Justice Which Probably Shuts
Olney Out.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

The prohibition question is st,l!
being agitated in ali portions of the
much more so than lasi fall.
Eyea papers that have heretofore been
ardent prohibition supporters are uow
favoring the 'Norway. the 'Swecd-
ish,' or some other foreign system for
doing away with evils of the liquor
traffic. Cut off the profits that are
now being made in the liquor traffic
and the strongest supporters of tllc sa-
loon will vanish. North Carolina la.
taken the matter in hand and the state
now has agencies at different points
where pure liquor is sold for medi
cinal purposes only, at actual cost, and
the agent being employed by the state.
and his position depending upon his
seeing that the law is duly obeye'l-
there being no profit in the business to
him-tllere is no likelihood of his SELL
ing to inebriates. or for other than
medicinal purposes.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
MORTGAGE s.sln.

N
Whereas. Defanlt hn- been made II the pay
'Hen' ot u" monry secured by mortnag.. dated
the 9Th day of May. \. D.. 1891. executed by
Arthur w Scattar,ood To Ne,mctte L. Prentice
and Charles q. Fargo. and which mortgus. WA.
recorded in the office of Tie register of deeds Of
the county of Fail River nnd state of South Daio-
la in book Il "f mortgages. page iSi I'm the :,nd
,lay of June. 1891. said default conisti. in tine
n,n-payment of ;he notes secured by said mort
gaze at their maturity
whereas, No action or proceedings at law or
otherwise haze been instituted To recover the debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof and
said mortgages helm. nov the owners and
h"l! !.rs of said mortgage ana the notes secured
thereof.
Whereas. The amount claimed 10 BE due upon
said mort gage at the date of this Notice is the
of One Hundred aud Fifty-one Dollars and sixty
five cents Sial.6o, t"-wit: Si.5o0 principal and
sli.i5 interest and $1,000 Of the attorneys fees
stipulated for III said mortgage.
Nov Therefore. Notice is hereby ..ycn that by
virtue of the power of sale confined in said
mortgage and ,iuly recorded as aforesaid, and in
pursuance of the statntes IN s;ch mace and
provided, the said mortgage will lie forrcused by
Il sal. of the mortgtael premises tlerein de-
scrird at public auction at the front door OF the
Court iiense in the city Of Hot Springs and county
of Fa!! River and ''ate OF SnI.; Dakota on tie
.,th day of Nav, iSS3 1T fen O'Clock in the f..,e
noon OF that ay. Iae moitaa.-d premises are
situated in the count. of Fall River in tho state
of Sorth bsknta. nrf; ore descrihed ,s follows,
..t
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Hon. John Lafabre has been appoint
ed receiver of the U. S. land Office at
Rapid City. vice Geo. V. Ayers, re
signed. MIR. Lafabre is at home in
that position, having held the Office
under President Cleyeland's Former
administration, and if we correctly re-
member. did about all the work.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Let every citizen of Hot Springs
plant tree today, aud see that 1t is
taken care of this summer, and t,us,
same trees in five years time will be a
great attraction and protection. Plant
tree.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Rev. Holp, the prominent Congreea-
tional preacher of Watertown, last
Sunday had for his subject, "Get There
M:
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Legal Notices.
I1oRECLosuRE NOTICE.
TO John II. Harris and Rcssnia Nj. Harris, mort

EaSors:
Take Notice: Default in payment existing on u
mortgage dated the ;, %,st day Of December, Iss..
on the 18th day Of january. 1870, at II O'Clock n.
M, i'll hook sc, page ll5. of the public records
of said county, executed by John H. Harris and
Regenia NJ Harris, his wife, to W. W. Mcdonald,
trustee, and assigned hy "An Assignment OF rus.
Estates to Charles III. Waterbury, trustee, said
s.sSnmsn. being reeorssd in book 80" pase
Dakota, which trust has since devolved upon
Isaac Lincoln; trustee, as successor by order Of
eoutleast quarter of section seventeen 40, town
ship ten 40, south, of range seven Gl east of the
y. II NJ. S4g9 is being due thereon. a. this date.
for principal and interest. Said mortgage will
be forec)osed 10 satisfy the amount dae with
costs and expenses of sale and statutory a,tur-
neys fee as provided in said mortgage. by sale of
said premises at publ. auction at the front door
county Of Fall River ani state of South Dakota,
on the 27, day of May. 1873 at two o'clock, p IN.
ny the sheriff Of saiA county "r his deputy.
Dated April ith, ie!l3
ISAAC LINCOLN, Trustee,
CRAWFORD .s pyJA',p, A.te-ncgs - :
t.,,i,.i .i.,.a.' =. I
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

AT Pierre they elected one woman
and one man as members of school
board from each ward. Sensible idea.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Ira $. Tillotson, Defendant.
The state of South Dakota sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are iiereh, Summoned and required To ans
wer the coin plain; III III; nb,.f- named plaintiffs. -
COPY nj which is herewith rived upon yu,t, and
to serve Il copy Of .u,,r answr, to t'ir said
PLANT q" the shscrll.rr -! his Office i'll the ci, OF
Hot springs. south Dakota. within thirty dtNs
after HE sri.ic" of this suuiGon.. exclusive o;
ihn, day of service. or the plaintiffs will tax.
Judgment ;..als yen fol nne., Il ,!lus aud Il, Il
Win ini.s. from June 18TH, isa., besides ccsts
OF this aciicn
October In. a H.. iS,,,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

Gov. Mellette is reported a, thinking
of locating at Springfield, Mo. snch a
move would be a great loss to;he state.
Yet it looks like the people about
Watcrtown were making a strong
effort to republicanMe Springfield, as
quite a number have already gone
there. Well, Springfield is consider
ably of northern city anyway. |; is
a delightful place. But we are just
personally selfish enough to Object
to Gov. Mellette's gong.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

The American flag has been hauled
down from the Hawaiian islands. upon
the authority of the democratic adnin-
istralion. While the stars and stripes
peacefully tloated from the top of the
publc buildings there the people We're
apparently satisfied, and desired it TO
so continue. but this democratic adi-
ministration evidently doesn't want
the United States to have a good th....g
when it can get it without a struggle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
= oTIcE FOR III HLluAr!uN

=. O!!VE FOR ~ HLllATINN
ian,i nnirc a: Rapid CITY, s. ~. ss.";l, ", .sqs
Nssscr Is hereby .-isn,, thu, III. following nr;n
settler has '.lc nnti,e Of lis Intention To- max
ilha. pr"rf in support If his claim. and tl.a' a..l
i'fn't MI: he IL dc before thc REGISTER IN! sc
csiNH. at RAPID City. :. H., on NAY Is. lsi. viz:
ENGEHHET u. AAHERG.
~. u ,sai for II. n;y u section ss. twr. suath,
ialige feast, r. H. ~.
He niinrs the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation pt
said land. viz:
I;,nrs W. Martin. E..,nn II Martin. clarlrs
Billy. Ole Ii. i.,,i-sn all o! Ma.iihs Taiiey :.
Oak
First pai...c.iion spli!i l.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21

This is arbor day. Lay aside othc,
duties long enough at least to plan,
one tree. DO it for your self, you.
family and the adornment of the city
what does he plant who plants u tree:
He plants cool shade and tender rain
And seed and bud of days to b.,
And year, that fade and flush again
he plants the glory ot the plain:
He plants the forests heritage;
The harvest of Il coming age
The joy that unborn eyes shall see,
These things he plants who plants tree.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
Plant a tree today.

Plant trees. Plant trees today rss
this is Arbnr day.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-04-21
MORTGAGE SALE.

4tk
Default has been made in Tie conditions nf u
mortgage. dated The .iIet day Al'r. A. ~ lSsD
executed by ALBEIT VI. Luther and Policy h.
Luther. mnrtsa.uIs, In III. Western i.ar.m si.rt-
.aise lrlts company "f tn" sia'n ni ;ana:.-,
lnor'1,"c. BY which ',e nuwcr of sale cu;lJ .i,c.
in said m"!'sAse has become operative, ssli,c..
said mortgage md .bt ,eo..!e,i thereby las b. II
assigned &, irar!' ~. llanainaa. as-i.,tiae.
IL ain.'i..t :laiined tnhe de sai,: lnori .ase
at This .ie is tive h,ed dollars rr.ncip-fl. tno
ln,.,itsd AID fort, liz. ',;als Interest, iorty-
r.sht md =; Ga dollars taNr.. and Interest thrs.
on. 'i,d ten dpi!;:is .itrrncy- fss. in all s.c sam
faif;ht hundred th.e" .i.tl +; iC'' dollars
ne property ,!cscrt"d in sad NOR, -i,rr IT, the
northeast gutrirr Of section coh..t,.Wi.tail np.
south, of ram" seven. east. of Tie :!ac. .ll.o
Mrruian containing hundred and! iSt. .l;.os
mere vi less. according Il" .sifA ~i.:. sl,.,.
living and heins, in i'sli River comfy. state vi
South i;.!r;a.
Notice Is eiehy .-iseu tla, slid inors.aee ai.l
Ne io!eclosei by pnhc sale of s..d premises. !.
si!lii,.u' pait Thereof ~ ir ~ I!ay Il .,p.il.
\. u. l-:' At Two ucioch in tte afternoon %
sl day, at tie fioai door II ,'ia .pG.t l.ul.sr IN
,hr eii, nt Hot Spring, Fail RIVER oouaiy, South
Dakota
Dated ., no; Springs, $. D., ,is ,'a day OF
March, i>..}.
vnsNHni;s KnlLsr. rs,niln n il.,SAns*,
At' i"r Assignee. .ss-!ene" Of Mn.i.a.ee
i. ~ H..Aisi.y,
Sheriff of Fall River County. : ilel.
First Publication. M.;,.. u. ai