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FRANKLIN LODGE No. 5, I. 0. 0. =

FRANKLIE Lodge No. 5, |. y. U. n.
Tuesday night, DR.. q. w. Acker, Z.
G.. assisted by Capt. N. S. Walker, T.
G.. installed the following officers Tor
The half-year ending Dec. S1st 9. i.
FuIkcrson, N. G.; L. A. Smith, v. q. ;
w. II. Morris, secretary; n. S. Walk
err. treasurer J. d. Allen, H. 5. to n.
O.: S. Blomcuist, L. 5. to N. g.; MI
Hackett. W.; G. w. Acker, g.; J. j.
Kelley, II. s. s., @. F. Wheelcss, L. ).
S. I. Zadek, o. g.; r. Watt, L. "; l.
p. Williams, Jr., II. S. to V. g.; 4. D.
MaQruder, L. S. TO v. g.
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Station Agt., Port Gibson.

RELIGIOUS No1ICE-Rev.Sam Jones,
the evangelist, in the regular discharge
of his great charitable work, will de-
liver his famous lecture, "Get There
aud Stay There" at the opera house,
Vicksburg. Miss, July 25ih, at $50 p.
m. Admission $1OO. No extra charge
for reserved seats. Tickets can be Sc
cured by p. o. order after 18th. Ex-
cursion rates OF one and onc-third fare
for the round trip on oil railroads.
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Our first good rain since June 18th,
fell on the 9TH and 9Th inst. 1t will
not much benefit old corn, which was
badly fired, from general reports. One
of our old planters living near this
place says he has known corn to do we'll
planted in July. Some Of the younger
ones will try it. aE
The dinner furnished by Pattona at
Hermanville on the occasion Of the pub
lie school commencement, was such as
we read Of during the reign Of King
Solomon. 1t certainly was worthy Of
mention, and it was free to all.
There is plenty left in the old land
yet, judging from the amount Of cash
collected by the Masons and for repairs
on the school house at Hermanville.
Gross receipts from the two entertain
ments at that place amounted to S37O..
65.
Rev. III. w. Robinson, rector Of the
Episcopal church at Brandon, will hold
service at the Masonic hall at Herman
vile regularly on the third Monday IN
each month.
Misses Strong and Small, Of Grena.
da, are guests Of Mrs. Baldwin Lloyd
near Myles station.
Miss Biers, of Louisiana, is visiting
Miss Foster near this place.
Peter Henderson's "400' tomatoes
win weigh one pound, six ounces
from the crop raised in Bayou Pierre
garden, Notwithstanding the pasI
drought. They make delicious catsup
-~.=
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Marshal Rea has about finished th'

Marshal Rea has about finished the
work ofreplacing the wooden eulverts
with masonIy,which will save the town
mone7 IN the long run. In excavating
the ditch bctween Marks stable and
the old brick building known as the
Person building, Mr.. iea uncarthed
several courses of brick which had
formed part of an ancient culvcrt but
the oldest inhabitant can give no in-
formation rs to the date at which this
work was done.
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WALL PAPER.-Mrs. J. H. Cor
don is agent for one of the largest
wallpaper dealers in Chicago, and
solicits the public patronage. The
proceeds OF this agency are to 60 TO
the Methodist parsonage fund here.
The prices are as low rs can be
found any where, and people who
wish anything in this line should
patronize this benevolent cause.
A large lot Of new samples just In.
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AT THE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-There
r. an entertainment at the college
ues9ay evening at half-past eight, fol-
Sweu by q reception which was
Rlaoned for the purpose of giving tho
'ns visiting teachers an opportunity of
ESsuhg acquainted with each other.
~ evening passed pleasantly In so
"a ., converse aud In listening TO vocal
y, 'lu Instrumental music, recitationss
|rse2 ra21 oy gifted amateur performers.
sul,e s. number of the townspcople at
livlIy. -
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Chamberlain's is the best of all.
Vincent s. Bark, of Danbury, Iowa,
has used Chamberlain's Cough Reme-
dy whenever in need q medicine for
coughs and colds, for the past five
years and says: ''It always help me
out. If anyone asks me what kind
of cough medicine / use. I reply,
Chamberlain's. that is the best of all.
rs and 80 cent bottles for sale by DIR.
w. ID. Redus.
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!. WEATHER RECORD.

4 .ic,tlons containing matter
nun,o. ? 'n". ar abusive character will
'publIshed. ,,......, no,,oos and
y. ! charge Of five cents a line
on' aa This rule applies both
| nnuT, l1".Is and 10 societies. Lists
luu'r1 Ill, 0resents will be published
.,,a rate.
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,o,EREoPTTcoN EXHIBITION. = q o
seunn,esday, July 18th, al $50 p. m,
=. Ohas. King will give a stereopti-
|oa exhibition In Odd Fellows Hall.
~ ||.brrsulnlsslon 25 cents, children 10 cents.
ne exhibition includes views illus
lug sacred and profane history,
sples OF famous paintings and other
TINS y, OF art, beautiful scenery, etc.
M, me keyoillo hopes that a good house
~. rn reward the efforts Of this desorv-
|Hs onnd man TO support bis family
his,pa, hslp nim by buying tickets tor the sx-
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Trustees Sale.

Nv virtue of the powers granted By mort
cage given BY J. w. Williams to Laz- Levy
Sons. dated sth February, 1898, recorded IN
deed book @, page 1855, defauit having been
mare in the payment OF The note secured oy
said mortgage, the undersigned trustee appoint
ed to foreclose said mortgage IN pals VIII 20, on
isql Al the door Of the court house Of Clai-
borne county within the hours prescribed BY
law. sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash the following described property situ-
ate In Claiborne county, Mississippi; W 4 OF
gE 4. Sec 10, Z 4 Of s. w OF seo. 10 lex
eeut III so acres of OF N W end of W =. being
same sold 10 Martha Davis May 80, 1877 ana
Nv X ONE II OF Sec. II, ali IN Township 10,
Range East. Only the interest Of said J. w.
Williams, in said land, viii be sold.
CHAs. ID. BLOCK, Trustee.
r. 8. A J. 4. DKAKEs Attorneys.
July l3, l6o4.-Si.
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THE Cow ORDINANcE.-A petition
was presented to the board of alder
men few days ago, asking for repeal of
the law requiring cows to be kept of
the streets at night. The board, how
ever, declined to grant the petition,
as It was far from bearing the sigma
lures OF a majority of the property
owners and taxpayers within the cor
porato limits.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
APure orsps Cream Of Tartar Powder.

Heidenreich Bros. are now SELL
ing the following goods at half
their value:
Lowquarter Shoes, White Goods,
Embroidery and Laces, Mems and
Boys Hats, Clothing, Parasols and
Umbrellas, and in our millinery
room we are offering Hats at less
than half their value. Come quick
and make your selectionl
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EXCURSION RATEs.--For the occa-
sion of tho annual camp meeting at the
Sam Jones Camp Grounds, July 26th
to Aug. 9th, excursion tickets will be
sold TO Bright's flag citation, 81 miles
north of Gloster, at the rate of one
fare and One-thiri for the round trip,
Good to return Aug. 9th. Tickets on
sale July 26th to Aug. 9th, inclusive.
w. ID. MCCALEB,
Gfaiion Act. Port Gibson.
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DEAocRATIc EXECUTIVE COMMIT
to the bad weather last
puday the Claiborne county execu-
committee meeting was postponed
1onday, July 10th, al 10 O'clock.
G. A. GORDON. Chm.
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Y M 1. Carlisle, Of Sims Colony, killed
'auiesnake last week that had twen-
1.-Two rattles. Mr.. g. says that a.
'und The middle, the monster was as
a. aperson's thigh ; but, liko Prof.
'e, no declines to name the person.
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Lieut.. W. II. Chambliss, of the Pacif-
,.S Slall Steamship Company, who is
'sa known hereabouts, is engaged In
'nung a book OF travels, according
4 lne San Francisco News Letter.
reuI Chambliss has visited nearly ev-
|! part o. the Orient In bis travels.
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!. 7. Montgomery says that tho New
hziean quail which were imported
Q this county by Mr.. Schuyler sever
years ago have all disappeared, the
Fas hayingprobably made their way
lek 10 the west.
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The personal assessment roll Of 1894 is now
on file. subject TO inspection. Persons who are
dissatisfied With this assessment must present.
their objections IN writing. on or before the LIST
Monday in August next. Those who fais so 10
do win be concluded BY the assessment and pre-
cluded from questioning It's validity after that
time A. X. JONES. Clerk.
JuIv 9Th. 1894.-3t
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WALTER BRIDEwEL

WAITER BRIDEwELL-A dispatch
from st. Joseph, La, says that Walter
Bridewell, formerly of Port Gibson,
killed John Domino, Syrian, on Bay.
ou Vidal last week. Upon investlga-
tion of the homicide before Judge
Montgomery, of st. Joseph, on the 10th
inst Bridewell was committed TO jail
without privilege of bail.
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AT THE CHRIsTIAN CHURcH.-Rev.
Z Dunn, of Rucker, Tennessee,
pangelist, began a series of meetings
rort Gibson on Wednesday even
ps' services arc held at s o'clock ev-
y evening and on Sunday at IL
aoeK IN the forenoon. A cordial in-
Ii'a'lon is extended to the public.
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REDUcED RATES TO DENvER.-Tlck-
cts from Port Gibson to Denver and
return will be sold at the dates below
for $36.15:
July 21sf and 22nd: returning leave
common points July 9th, Aug. 2nd or
25ih. Meeting OF The Mystic Shriners.
Aug. 10th and 11th: returning leave
common points Aug. 18th, 25th, or
Sept. 18th. Meeting of American
Wheelmen.
Common points are Denver, Colo
orado Springs and Pueblo. Tickets
must be used, going, on date OF sale,
and for continuous passage.
For further particulars apply to
w. ID. MCCALEB,
Station Agt., Port Gibson.
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Dr. Prices Cream BAKING Powder
Worids Pair Highest Medal and Dlpsoma.
MARRIED.

At the residence of Benz. Shaifer,
Claiborne county, Miss, on the 9Th
inst, by Rev. w. B. Bingham, Mr..
Thos. ii. Beck and Miss Sadie G.. Gar
rett, all of Claiborne county, Miss.
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Trespass Notice.

The public are warned against
trespassing on Holyrood place. two
miles south of Port Gibson. or
tenders will be prosecuted to The
extent of the law.
MRS. Il. L. HASTINGS.
April IL, 1894.
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PIcSIc.-Mrs. Craig gave n picnic
pr home near Tillman yesterday,
ch was attended by many Young
gple from the surrounding country
/ from Port Gibson.
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Cor Sale or Rent.

Having removed TO Holyrood place
near town, / offer my residence IN
Port Gibson for sale or rent. The lot
embraces one.third OF a square.
House AID out-houses in good repair.
Very rich garden spot. For terms ap'
pIy at the Reveille Office.
r. G. WHARTON.
June 18Th, 1894.
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Marriage Licenses Issued in June.
Arrivals Al the Columbian Hotel.

HfEtsate - Ato 0Sfet"~~" 'f~
July 5-H. F. West, Natchez; r. e. Mckay,
City.
July CIV. G. Guthrie, W. Wood, City, Fl. Fl.
Yerger, Memphis; seAborn Ross, Red Licki P.
K. whitney, FAyette; II. @. Barrow, N. o.; z.
@. Chalkey, Richmond, Va.
July 7-H. B. PegrSm, Countyi T. Q. Hawk
ins. Ohio; O. W. Raneau, G. @. HerndoD, Thos.
Wilson, Natchez; J. NJ. Frankenbush, n. o.
July "a. Burnett vicksburgi R. A Torrey,
Union Church; T. B. Magruder, L. p. Williams,
Jr., City; @. K. RegAn, County.
July 100. M. Royster, Philadelphia 7. Z.
Lamb, Brandon; John Jones, 8. J. Cole, N. O..
c. W. Wilson, Natchez; W. d. Smith, Memphis
W. n. Tegarden, jackson; e. n. Barber, City
Walter kcLaurin; Alex Davenport.
July i'll. r. Preston, 'JacksOuiJ Fl. Pipes
e. L. Bolls, Jefferson county 2. W. Kirn, St.
Louis; Gus Hart, Cincinnati A. M. Lisso, A.
N. Doty, N. o.; ]. g. Pushee, Vicksburg.
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SEASON 1894.
CELEBRATED STALLION,
Proctor knott-i
BY Harry Wilkes,

WIN make the spring season OF 1894 at my
place ssMoss Wood farm, near Russum and
Al Port Gibson and HermanYille.
TERMS
For season, which begins about March lEtl
ain caah In advance Have well-enclosed
nasture. Mares we'll cared for, but viii not
E responsible for accidents. Address me a
RnssnTn. Miss. i. ID. MAGRUDER
mar2-ly
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Lt1InkUUul NII7ssI 4'VF'i IoVI'
I And d.. Tichenor's Antiseptic reliable
family medicine, especially for healing wounds
and burns. II has also given relief In cases OF
Mrs. 8. Fl. Whitworth.
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Natchez, Miss, April -, 1886.
..Messrs. Tichenor Sherrouse, New Orleans.
Dear sirs We cheerfully add our testimonial
in regard to the sale OF DR.. Tichenor's Antisep-
tic Rsfrigerant As to its merits, the amount
OF lie sales speaks loudly in its behalf. Without
any advertising whatever, It's sales with Us
aonal the best advertised remedy Of the day.
Wishing you continued success, we are, yours
trulys =. q. . DlcAs
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Ne the call for meeting of the
pity Democratic executive commit
next week.
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~ Ryans house looks very nicc
p il was remodclled aud freshly
aled.
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Everybody
Has Something Good to
Say About
DR.. TICHENOR'S
ANTISEPTIC.
senatobla. Nov. 2e. lso2.

We have used Iichenor's Antiseptic on all
the cuts and bruises on our stock Tor two years
and very cheerfully say VIC have never known
anything 10 give such perfect satisfaction.
]. T. Gabbert x Co.
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A YOUNG GIRLS FORTUNE.
AN INTERESTING SKETCH.

AN INTERESTING SkEICHs
Nothing appeals 20 strongly 10 q mothers
affectfon a. her daughter Just budding into
womanhood- Following in an instance: "Oux
daughtef, Blanche, now is years OF age, nad
been terribly afflicted with nervousness, and
had Lost the entire use Of her right arm. she
Was IA such 4 condition that we had 70 keep
her from school and abandon her music les
sons In fact we feared St. Vitua dance ana
are positive but for an invaluable remedy she
would have had that terrible afliction. We
had employed physicians but abe received no
benefit from them. The first OF last August she
weighed bat rs pounds, and although she haa
taken only three bottles Of Hervine she now
weighs 106 pounds her nerTousnes and symp-
toms Of st. Vitus dance are entirely gone Ane
attends school regularly, and studies with COM
fort and, ease She has recovered complete use
OF her arm, her appetite Is splendid, and no
money could procure for our daughter the healtn
Dr.. Miles Nervine has brought her.
When my brother recommended the remedy
I had no faith In patent medicines and would
not listen 10 him, but as q last resort be sent o.
bottle, we began giving Il 20 Blanche, and the
effect was almost immediate. Mrs X. X.
Bullock Brighton, N. Y.
DR. Miles Restorative Hervine is sold By all
drugxists on q positive guarantee or sent direct
nv ne DR. Niles Medical Co, ElkhArt Ind, on
receint OF price, 81 Per bottle, nx bottles for s.
express prepaid. Il L positively Tree from
opiates or dangerous drugs
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Laurel, Miss, Oct. s, 1892.

Nv sop had his arm badly powder burned. /
used DIR. Tichenoris Antlseptic on Il and it did
not blister. He lost no time from bis business.
II Is certainly the best remedy for burns ever
saw Mrs. NJ. r. Ross,
Proprietor OF Hotel.
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A New York life saver, after a So
ries of observations, extending over q
period of 30 years, says that the super
stition that drowning person rises to
the surface three times Is entirely un-
foundcd.-St. Louis Republic.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1894-07-13

II your hair is. falling out, or if
you have dandruf, use Beaty's Lus-
tral Hair Tonic, at CityBarber shop.
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TEE CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIaN.-
About 500 people were present at ine
meeting last Friday at Cleveland on "a
The Copiah line, Claiborne, Jefferson
and CopIah being all represented.
Mr.. Spencer spoke first ana aiter nim
him Mr.. Williamson. Both maue
good Democratic speeches, anu
were listened TO with great inter
est. by general admission, bow,
aver Mr.. Spencer, evidently captured
the crowd, though Mr.. Williamson
also made good impression. But
there is no doubt of the fact that west.
ern m CopIah is going 10 support Spencer
On p,asse 10 fact, prominent citizens OF
The Cleveland neighborhood say 'naI
sr an active canvass viii give bin the
whole county. He spoke IN isooncy
on Inst Monday, aud Is now filing some
appointments In Franklin and Cop'""
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Heidenreich Bros. are now sell
inc the following goods at half
their value:
T.owouarter Shoes, White Goods,
Embroidery and Laces. Mems and
Rows Hats, Clothing. Parasols and
1Tmbrellas. Tn and in our millinery
room we are offering Hats at less s'
thsn half their value. Come quick
and make your selection
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-02-10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default existing in q mortgage executed by
wife, to the Missouri Valley Land Mortgage
Company, October 10th. 1897, recorded Novem;
Of Mortgages, page 1913 Of the Records Of Mclean
County, then Territory Of Dakota now state OF
North Dakota. afterwards assigned to Sherman
Tlchenor, on the south west quarter Is " ~ Of
Of Section (l3). in Township One hundred and
f0rty-four. U44) north Of Range eighty-two ts2)
VEST, also lots one ~ and two q of Section
twcl.ty-three (23) In Township One hundred and
forty-four, (l44) north Of Range eighty-thrcc (S3,
west. also the east half (e = Of the north east
quarter, u G ~ and the north west quarter
n W A)of the north east quarter. In e ~ and
the north east quarter IN e ~ Of the north west
quarter IN W ~ and lots !, ~ two, e, three, ~
and four az OF Section fifteen, Q5) in Township
one hundred and forty.four $50 north Range
eighty two, (s2) west Fifth principal meridian, in
Mclean. County: state Of North Dakota; now
be forec iIass and said premises $50 sold si! to th i high :
est bidder for cash. at the front doc, Of the
and state Of North Dakota, March 18th, 1894,
ut 10 O'Clock q. m, to satisfy said debt and costs.
SHERMAN TICHENOR, Assignee.
January IS, 1884.
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VIII

Eastward and out over the Great
Northern on the nighkexprass' sits a dis
consulate looking and silent passengsr.-
Past , lighted way stations and lighted
~owns-acrOs silent stretches Of prairie
through darkened forests the smovlng
train glides swiftly. Now the shrill mid
night whistle-now the grntings of revolv-
ing wheels or the Earring and humping Of
the coaches, and the dark waters of the
Mississippi dre spanned-and the sombre
mufaed passenger is missing.
Though he hide in solitude among the
tamarack forests around the source Of
that father of waters-though he mav
seek some island retreat in the Lake of
the Woods, or Il gloomy haunt IN the roy
al Queens domain-he will be hunted up
at last. The newspaper special will find
him, and the familiar head line-"An &C.
centric and lonely old man found dead
will close this chronicle of Dog Den Range.
Jos. II. TAYLOR.
Washburn, Feb. l. "a.
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Fl Ms@n County is situated north of Buhe1h aud east of the Missouri river having nnns II u @ &C.
ah quality dh nngh land including about SMo acres dsm@v which hes a@gAsM snadn,Ea to- n Y
in this county 1IENN acres of government land open to settlements Pss of M"nndahgT NU M1M1
giving each . hmnMtndf o acres at cost for fling on the anne of NlM - ######
ThNthenP. ho Rd@dco upuyo OWE within the ya h2 8Aoma vhmhs nbe pmdasds pdM" nnghx
rom a4h Mr acre. and vMhmNg mmdh for the mpmysp reraaM stock which Mgm sin price from rs to IS cents
on tho dollar Ms land san be- ot six years. time will. allow ate of interest About $4,000 acres of this and
unddAMw Ma upmneqm My dlR ignite lu ranging from two wayaxM feet IN thickness adM many places e~u
crops out tho an. rnddugM easy of aML maM emppyh mmhnNda The soil ha hbhoKha will Ms
supA from eighteen inches three feet in Depth and is mh OF producing eanmomc crops eh md vegetables
mh las the dnatGmgm and meadow hmh fielding the most ntNh"s gum" N eDhe' ans Ny"s ""
County of North Dakota ~ n-.
Mclean County offers the most advantageous hdmmmhh NhMen hts nmM0 hneMnmGn WS nG
lands land its or dp hdh wood and coal Mkndsa Building Material. HnN blu mna.m"% H aa
timber AM hned for bdaEmhhgn can b., nua in many localities Mo@o%h %M. The MMa $40 81 m mMn
pMm;o oats so buebp amGb barley omH buds lax 20 buhMi potatoes $50 buhaG corr. a" ~ SA
md other cereals nd wWM.m M ep proportion and that's hnusaa ophnhn n".ban1 mn -
ndMmnnA@m are M msnm mmMS% the rd dme the .mn Of lA The mnyh r asNa. free public
atMHab # M@
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from BhMes the GpMIe tho state Of Nh poa -. a% , .. -.. ~.
WMhmMmm "a M rmMna % Session ahu Mi IN am to MA of Il. New nlsnds s.. An mn and MM
puhm lines dMueG rom m ana hemoNi mmantp point On III BhhGrhW mhbun and Coal HabMr rat Le
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agricultural and k gMg section In Mesa .. #|M ZMM@#
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. default hgs accrued in the conditions
Gustav barge and Anna i, Barge, Ills wife,
'nortgagors to the Bank of Minot, mortgayee,
mortgogipg the sonth West Quarter; Section
-Four. Township one hunered and forty-ive,
north. Range eighty-one. wsst. in Mclean
county. North Dakota, which said mortgage was
assigned tnWilIiaM Crouch and by him assigned
to Clementtna Crouch. the said mortgage and
assignments having hecn recorded In the office If
the Register ri Deeds in said county. There Is
mortgage the sum Of five hundred and twenty
nix dollars and seventy cents, aDd.taxes. And
t. collect said mortgage debt, or any part there
Ut.
Therefore, notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage viii be foreclosed by 4 sale of said
premises at the fronttioor Of the register of deeds
1'ic.ip M%ashb9rn. Mclean county, y. D., on
Dated December Goth. 1893. -
CLEMESTINA CROUCH, Assignee.
.CnN ". ,MAIII 4, Atty fer AkstiGIte.
Janis s. ri
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default existing I'm . mortgage executed by
Robert Mcdonald and Mary Mcdonald, his wife
to The Missouri Valley Land Mortgage Company,
May 18th. 1888, recorded June !, 1888. at 9o'clock,
Records Of Mclean County. then Territory Of
Dakota. now state Of North Dakota. afterwards
assigned to Minerva Horton. on 1.-the south east
Township one hundred and forfy,slx, I4cl. north.
Of Range eighty-three (a3) west IF the Fifth
principal meridian, In Mclean county, state of
said. mortgage will be foreclosed and said prem.
Uses sold to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door Of the court house In. Washburn in
said Mclean county, March 18th, 1894, at 10
O'Clock, a. m,, to satisfy said debt and costs.
MINERVA HORTON, Assignee.
January Is, 1894,