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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
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Chronic Oatarrh.
People who have been much afflic
ted with malaria or fever and agut
are very liable to have fullness OIL
enlargement Of the left side just under
the ribs. This is commonly called
in malarious districts ague cake,
This fullness is due to enlargement Of
the spleen, caused by the malaria.
The enlarged spleen presses against
the heart above, causing palpitation
OF the heart and shortness Of breath.
1t also presses against the stomach
and bowels, causing disturbed diges-
tion, bloating, constipation, gurgling
in left side, and formation Of great
quantities Of gas.
As long as there is a particle Of the
malarial poison left in the system,
not only will the ague cake continue
to disturb the function Of the other
organs, but the enlarged organs tend
to perpetuate the poison in the sys-
tenn.
1t seems to be q settled fact that
Pe-ru-na is the most reliable, II
not the only, remedy that can be
relied on to cleanse the system in
cases Of chronic malaria. 1t never
fails to bring relief to these Disagree
able syptoms, and II a regular conrse
OF Pe-ru-na 10 taken 1t does not fail
to permanently cure.
In order to furnish the public q
complete knowledge OF the effect Of
Pe-ru-na in old cases OF chronic mala-
ria, the Pe-ru-na Drug Mauufactur-
Ing Company Of Columbus, Ohio,
have published an illustrated pamph-
let on chronic malaria, which will be
sent free to any address.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

We will sell you the largest Pencil Tablet in the town.
600 page Ruled Tablet &c.
Noiseess States, we have nice ne all sizes, Pencils,
Erasers Composition Books Paper etc. at prices that will
do you good
We have just received new lot Of Mems, Ladies' and
Chlldren's Shoes that we can save you money on.
Ladies hand turned Shoes 240 this Shoe is beauty.
Ladies' congress hand turned 295; you ought to see
this Shoe to appreciate it.
Misses l3 to patent leather tip 1.25
Misses to - patent leather tip Csc.
Boys grain solar tip 8 to r. SOC.
We have the greatest line of Underwear that was ever
bought Very low and those of our customers that have
shown to say they the cheapest they ever saw You
ought to see these goods for have extremely low prices
on them.
Mems fine White Merno Shirts and Drawers 21c
garment.
Mems Fleece Lined extra heavy and extra long Fleece
6Oc garment
Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants world beaten, Csc
garment
Ladies' Vests and Pants 47c garment
Trunks and Travelling Bags Mems Hats and caps,
Blankets, cotton Bats Window Shades, Floor Olcoth
Mating aud almost anything that will make you comfort
able for winter come and sce will save you money or
do not ask for your business
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KILLED IN A RUNAWAY,
A Boy Thrown from His Horse to
Instant Death.
Special to the Reflector

special TO the Reflector.
WooDBINE, Sept. ll.-An accident
occurred near here Saturday night by
which the young son Of John Annis
lost his life. The boy was put on a
horse and started for neighbours on
an errand. A gate had been hung
and it being dark was not seen. The
horse ran against it and threw the
boy and returned home. The father
fearing an accident hurried toward
the neighbours but found the little fel-
low dead at the gate. The funeral
was held Sunday afternoon. The
family have the sympathy of oil.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

There is nothing to prevent anyone
connecting mixture and calling it
"sarsaparilla" and there is nothing to
prevent anyone Spending good money
testing the stuff; but prudent people
who wish to be sure Of their remedy,
take only Ayers sarsaparilla, and SO
get cured.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

Court has been busy all day with
the case Of Abilene Central Land Co
vs.. V. B. Cosad, a boom time remi
niscence. The case has been in court
for 7 years and grows out Of Cosad's
refusal to pay an assessment in the
company.
First National bank vs.. Nail, judg.
ment for plaintiff for $4,000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

Strayed or stolen from the Fiel
farm, on mile south Of Dillon, one
dark bay mare, heavy built, weigh.
ing about 1000 pounds, with star in
face, 4 years old past, one half shire
stock. $25 reward for return Of
same. r. B. HOVER.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

Ayers Hair vigor tones up the
hair roots, stimulates the vessels and
tissues which supply the hair with
nutrition, strengthens the hair itself
and adds the oil which keeps the
shafts soft, lustrous and silky. The
most popular and valuable toilet pre-
paration in the world.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
NOT GUILTY"
Verdict Quickly Rendered in the
Murder Case.

veAv4Vs WuA0AAy 00A0oSv0 ~ sAs
Murder Case.
From Mondays DAly.l
In the district court today COM
menced the rehearing Of the case Of
State vs., Lloyd Lang, accused Of the
murder Of VIM. Slaughter at Carlton
last winter. At the first trial a ver-
dict Of manslaughter in the fourth
degree was rendered but a new trial
was granted on the ground that At
torney j. H. Mahan who was employed
by the dead mans father to assist in
the prosecution referred in his ad-
dress to the jury to the fact that
Lang's wife was not called upon to
testify, an act which is specifically
declared to be unbelievable by statute.
The rehearing began this morning
with Co. Atty Smith, assisted by the
complaining witnesses attorney, J. H.
Mahan, for the State and Stambaugh
4 Hurd for the defense. 1t has been
reported that G. W. Slaughter, the
father OF the deceased, would remove
from the county and not be here to
prosecute Lang but it proved false
for he was on hand at the opening,
evidently anxious to have thorough |
test made Of Lang's responsibility for
the untimely taking off Of his son.
The attorneys for the defense this
morning argued motion asking the
court to rule out all accusation
against the defense except man.
in the fourth degree, claim
ing that as the prisoner was at his
Iormer trial found guilty only Of that
crime he was virtually held to be in
nocent Of any other.
The court overruled the motion.
The remainder Of the day was devoted
70 obtaininga jury which had not been
accomplished at 5 o'clock.
lFrom Tuesdays Dsily.]
The Lang murder case began in
earnest this morning in district court.
The court room was filled all day,
many spectators being attracted by
he notrioety Of the case.
The following jury was selected out
II a large number Of possible jurymen
7. Cuban, G. W. Asp I
ey, W. W. Davidson, Geo. Ellis, W.
'. Taylor, G. W. Staatz, E. S. Lam {
ling, John Russell, G. W. Shelter, !
Vm. Johnson, Frank Hawkes., VIM.
'arrell.
This morning the following wit ;
esses were examined for the State: {
!. f. Sawtell. DR.. HORNE, G. W.
laughter, F. Garth, Lee Lang, Jas. s
'atterson, Jas. Conklin, F. Moninger,
{. E. Kearney, J. +. Baxter, Ote t
)faffin, W. l.. Lesher
The testimony was practically a
epetition Of that given at the first
rial, little that was new being de-
eloped. Lang was very cool and b
ave his story in a straightforward L
tanner. 7
The defense up to 3 O'Clock had n
allied the following witnesses. VIM. c
esher, Frank Gilliland, N. Baxter,
. Lang, M. N. Jones.
From Wednesdays Dsily.]
The day was devoted to the attor- !
'ys' arguments in the Lang murder :,
Use. J. H. Mahan opened for the
tate and Messrs. Hurd and SIAM
augh followed for the defense, o.
ounty Attorney Smith closing for
lie prosecution. The addresses were M
included at $3.50. l
The jury took the case at $40 and
4.45 returned verdict Of mot h
,,,lt,, NJ
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Township Primaries.

Republican primaries in Newbern
township will be held at purdy
school house, Saturday evening,
Sept. 22. All Republicans should at
tend. COMMITTEE.
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Tried for Insanity.

c. +. Mills, the Santa Fc agent at
Talmage who caused so much excite
ment by disappearing from home a
few weeks ago, was tried in probate
court for insanity. He is said to be
in bad shape mentally.
The unfortunate man was declared
insane and will be sent to the asylum.
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F. L-.HIRSCH,
ABILENE, KANSAS.

P. S.-A large Store Stove, Roch-
ester Lamps, Tables, large Looking
Glasses, etc, for sale at less than
half price. Also Horse, Harness
and Phaeton and Household goods.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

10 restore gray hair to Its natural
color as in youth, cause 1t to grow
abundant and strong, there is no bet.
ter preparation than Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13
Republican Meetings.

The following meetings have beer
arranged for by the Republican cen
trail committee in Dickinson county
W. A. CALDERHEAD.
Hope, Thursday afternoon, Sept. q
Herington, Thursday evening
Sept. p.
Solomon City, Friday afternoon
Sept. 2S.
Enterprise, Friday evening, Sept
20.
Sutphen's Mill (picnic), Saturday,
Sept. 80,
Chapman, Saturday evening, Sept
20.
HON. J. A. TROUTMAN.
Enterprise, Monday, Sept. "a, 2 p,
m.
Solomon, Monday, Sept. "a, 8 p. M.
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Goes Merrily0n
One Car Load Of Clothing
andDryCoods Sold in the
Last Nine Days.

If trade keeps up in this shape,
by October l we will not have five
cases Of goods left. We advise all
our old customers and friends who
have patronized us during the last
ten years to come during the next
week if they want any Of the great
bargains that are going now.
Never in the history of Central
Kansas has there ever been such a
Clearing Out Sale as the one we
are giving now.
REMEMBER everything goes
at any price, so that we will be
ready to leave here by October l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-09-13

w. W. Davis can
show you the latest in
mems shoes. The best
school shoes in the
city. Prices right.
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1915 Reward.

ABILENE, Kansas, Sept. -, 1894.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
AMERICAN CTiE9

St Paul IS the North State City and
Minneapolis the Flour City.
Ealcigh, n c., is the Oak City, from
the nature of most of its trees.
Up 10 1925 Charleston, S. c., had O
larger commerce than New York.
Madison, Wis, Is the Lake City, from
tho abundance Of beautiful little lakes in
the ncighborhood.
pittsburg has 20 blast furnaces, Ga iron
and steel mills. 80 glass works, 20 natural
gas companies and 60 oil re1ncries
Portland, Nc, is the winter port for all
Canada which sends out and receives over
soc, 600, 600 worth of goods every winter.
Cincinnati was formerly called Porkop.
oils, from the prominence of It's packing
industries. 1t Is no longer entitled to the
name
Cheyenne, Wy, is 5000 feet above the
sea, is ,01S miles from New York, ,34S
from san Francisco and /, 432 from Gal.
weston
Buffalo has city hall which cost 81,
$50, 600. Over 90, 000 600 bushels of grain
have passed through Buffalo going east in
a single season.
The site Of old Boston is now given up
TO the poorest residents in the city Fash.
ionablc Boston Is built on the Back Bay
on land made by filing up the harbor.
st Louis is tho greatest mule market
in the world. The mules that transported
the baggage OF the British army during
the last Egyptian war were bought in St.
Louis.
salt Lake City is one of the most beau.
tiful cities in the United States 1t was
laid out when land was worthless the
streets are wide, and each has rivulet
running through it.
New York is the first manufacturing
city in the country. 1t has II 900 factories,
which make every year $500, 900, 600 worth
of goods, including $50, 000 900 of cloth
ing, $25 600, 600 of books and papers and
SIS, 600, 600 of cigars. Central park covers
s62 acres and cost $40, 600, 000-St, Louis
Globe Democrat.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Mr.. Louis Aldrich will make another
tour in My Partner the coming season.
William Pructtc has been engaged to
sing the role Of Rob Roy in De Koven's
new opera Of that name
Mr.. c. c. Ferguson, the tenor, has been
engaged for five months tour through
the country with lines band
Besides the successful New Boy" from
London, America is, of course, TO be az.
ilicted with an imitation called The Old
Boy
The American prima donna, Nine Nor
dica, has made an immense hit as Elsa in
'Lohengrin" at the Wagner festival in
Bayreuth.
Lewis Morrison has had an entirely new
stage setting constructed for the Brock
en-" scene in Faust in order to admit
some entirely new illusions.
Stuart Robson has declined to play the
part of Bottom in a Midsummer Nights
Dream in Chicago. He does not enjoy
the idea of studying the part.
J. H. McVicllcr is again in personal
charge of his Chicago theater after an alb
sence of several months duration. His
health is completely restored.
Augustin DAILY Is expected TO arrive
from Europe soon. The first production
of the season at his New York theater will
be y Gaiety Girl early in September.
New Blood" by Augustus Thomas,
which was recently produced by Joseph
Brooks stock company at McNickers
theater, Chicago appears to have scored q
success.
Mr. Frederic Robinson Of A. NJ Palm
er's company has been engaged by Mana
ger Charles Frohman. He will make his
first appearance in the production of The
New Boy.
Sir Augustus Harris, the well known
theatrical and operate manager, and Lady
Harris will pay flying visit to New York
Boston and Philadelphia to arrange for
the production Of a pantomime.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
HERBERT sPeNcER'S PROPHECIES.

Alas, poor Herbert Spencerl According
To him, this country is going right straight
TO the demnition bowwows. a child can
teach some philosophers wisdom. -Ex-
change.
Herbert Spencer should take something
for his dyspepsia right away or he'll inn
aginc all sorts of calamities are coming 10
himself as we'll as to the devoted America
Boston Globe.
The earthquake shocks and the gloomy
prophecies of Herbert Spencer leave little
room to doubt the carly outbreak of hos
ulitics. The next gale that sweeps from
anywhere may bring to our ears the clash
of rosounding arms.-St. Louis Republic.
Mr. Herbert Spencer suffers from dys-
pcpsia IL It was not such hot weather,
his evil representations might make us
unhappy, too, but nothing can possibly
make Boston folk any more miserable than
they arc at present, not even this social
dissolution" Of his prophecy Boston
Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
THE STAMP OF STYLE.

A stylishly made dress OF Priestly silk
warp claircttc, with either satin or MORE
trimming, will be found one Of the most
satisfactory additions 70 the summer ward
robc.
\ stylish waist is of india silk. The
front and back are shirred full at the waist
line, a shirred collar and enormous bow
finish the neck, and the sleeves are made
of black and white striped satin.
A much admired waist is of velvet and
embroidery The sides and back are very
nearly close fitting The front is slightly
loose. the sleeves are in full bishop style
and shoulder rulfles and a suggestion of u
figaro jacket are OF embroidery.
The sash is an institution by itself, and
the young woman OF means invests In one
almost every time she goes shopping
Sashos are in all styles, from stiff MORE
ribbon to soft silk, depending largely on
the dresses with which they are worn.
Cotton sateons are again coming into
favor 1t is to be hoped that some way
will be devised 10 weave them so that they
will not get stringy rs soon as they are
worm Most Of these dresses after n few
hours use look as untidy as a tumbled
pocket handkerchief.
Draperics are growing more eccentric.
one of the latest is an overskirt cut in
very wide scallops. y large sized milkpan
must have furnished the model for the
scallop This skirt is draped quito fun
at the sides and very scant in front over
a plain skirt of embroidery or some fig
urcd material The waist is of the figured
goods. The enormous sleeves are plain,
to match the draperies. New York Led
frpr
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
DRAIN LETTING,
(See Section l, of Chapter W.
Drain Letting.

Notice is hereby given. that !. John +.
Booth, Township Drain Commissioner Of the
township OF sumner, county of Gratiot state
Of Michigan, will. on the q day of september
ship OF sumner. at o'clock in the afternoon
of that day, proceed 10 receive bids for the
construction OF n certain drain known and
designated as "HOuck a. Sumner Drain" To-
Gated and established i'm the said township Of
Sumner, and described as follows. tO-wit:
Beginning at point said point 10 che W and
II chs. 90 ks Of the u post between sec 10
and 20. thence 6Ol5 W, : chs 80 ks thence
n 53a =, W chs 81 ks thence II sos W ems
50 ks, thence n % :, W ch. 63 ks; thence n
=, ks thence 81 =, W chs, - ks; thence n
% :, w chs, - ks. thence II as " chs. 81
ks; thence n;2 :. W 3 chs b ks; thence n
41l2 :. W 3 chs 20 ks; thence n % " chs, 90
KS thence 1S- w. chs. 20 ks to the line /;
thence W 81 ks; thence n CHI 80 lks TO the
sec line; thence 10 ks; thence W chs % ks
3 ks 20 the = post at - chs, 10 ks of the sec
line; thence n :, W 10 chs, ~ ks 10 the termi-
nus entire length so chs the length of drain on
the land of Perry Crppeu is II chs - ks on
the land of VIM. Joseph W :, Il of sec ~ is
% chs. % ks on the land of =. FOllick the II G
l.. HOuck the u of W a of sec Is is p chs.
II ks on the land of &. Andrews; n g Il of sec
Is 10 chs. - ks the entire length 81 chs; the
width of ground required for construction is
l. ks on each de OF center line and iO- the
disposition of earth is u piece IS ks wide next
To the adjoining the first on each side. For
more particulars, measurement, see the map
and profile
The drain follows the channel Of an old
township drain a. near as IL was Judged best,
the records of which are not TO be found.
Dated this lth day of september. 1894.
JOHN +. BOOTH,
Township Drain Commissioner of the Town.
ship of sumner.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
AN "oUT OF DATE" COUPLE.

We arc $50 out Of date" they say
Ned and |.
We love in an old fashioned way,
Long since gone by.
lie says I'm his hclpmate true
In everything.
And I-woll, / will own 10 you
He is my king.
We met In no romantic way
'TwiYt glow and gloom!"
He wooed NE on winter day,
And ia rOOL.
Yet, through LIES hours of stress and
storm,
When griefs bcfell,
Love kept our small home corner warm,
And all was well.
Ned thinks no woman like his vito
But let that pass.
Perhaps we view the dual life
Through roscate glass.
Even If the prospect be not bright
We hold IL true
That heaviest burdens may grow light
When shared by two.
Upon the glded scroll Of fame.
Emblazoned fair,
cannot hope TO read the name
proudly bear.
But happy in their even flow
The years glide by.
We are behind the times, we know
Ned and l.
Exchange.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14

NOTICE OF CHANCERY sALE:-m pur-
~ suance and 0y virtue Oh final decree, OF
the Circuit Court for the county oi ttatOf, ia
chancery, made and entered on the 18TH dayof
June. A. ID. 1871, ln certain cause therein
pending wherein, EDWARD Corning, Executor
and Anna Corning, EXecutriN OF last viii of
william Corning. deceased are cOmplainauts.
and. DeOdatus T.. Wright, Lille Il. Wright,
! Sarepta Wright, Sarah Wright, Ann Hoyt lii
ram Harrington, Lemucl cuYicrs, Harlan p
smith and Clinton Nelson are defcndCu.s.
Notice is hereby given, that l tho undersigned
the Circuit court Commissioner To- and Tor
said county, shall sen Ut pubic auction or Eeu-
due. To the highest bidder, ut zinc front door Of
the circuit court house. ln Che village OF Ithaca.
Gratiot county, MchiEan, lstid court -nous,
being the place of holding thccrcult court for
said county ON Tuesday the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A. ID. 1895, at ten o'clock ln the fore
noon, on that day, all those certain pieces or
parcels of land, i'm the wn-hlp OF Pine River.
county OF GratOt, state of Michigan. and DE
scri bed as follows. viz; The e "A of sec ID.
except Il acre in the e corner thereof and
the W d Of sec 90 except acres described as
follows:
Commencing at the south-wostcorncvo soc.
ton twenty C-1 running thence east go rods;
thence north sd rods; thence west 40 rods;
thence south 20 rods To beginning cOutaininl
in all 3l414 acres OF land .n township twelve
l2l north range three (3l west; together with
the buildings and appurtC nances thcrcuut0 be-
longing and that On making such sale. said land
will be sold i'm the following order iu tine fol.
ditons;
will sell first. the northeast 4 Of the south
east "A Of said section 49,, except oue-haf acre
IN the north east corner
second;-North-west u Of southwest "a OF
T6ird:--North-east u Of southwest u of Sec
tiOn 20.
Fourth; -south-eastJ d Of southwest j Of soc.
ton 20.
Fifth:- Southwest =! Of southwest q of soe-
ton 30, except said acres in the southwest
corner thereof.
sixth:-Nor Invest q of southeast a Of sec
seventh: -Soutt ,va,t ifof southeast T.. or
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14
ANIMAL sUPERS'rITloNs.

IL ia unlucky for u baro to cross your
path. 1t was believed at one time that
hares changed thor sex every year.
Rats forsalzc ship before n wreck or IA
house before fail, and If they gnaw ut
furniture in IA room II prcsages death.
a dogs howl near IA house prosagcs the
death of "a sick inmate, and when dogs
wallow In the dust look for foul weather
There Is but one phenix in the world,
which, after many hundred years, burns
itself, and from its ashes another phenix
rises
According to the legend, the lions whclp
Is born dead and remains dead three days,
when tho father breathcs on It and il re-
ceiyes life
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-09-14

MORTGAGE sALE.-Whcrcas default has
II been made p the payment of interest
and money secured ny mortgage bearing
date the twentieth day OF May. a. ID. 1892
made and executed ~ Elsie e.. Patterson, then
OF the village OF Alma, Michigan TO G. S.
Ward, trustee Tor William S. Turok * Co.. Of
on the twenty-iourth day OF May, a. ID. 1902, at
scVcn clock q. m, recorded in the office Of
the register Oh deeds in ana Tor the county of
brail0t ana stale OF NlchiHan tn hbcr 20
OF mortgages ON page lf. which said mort
gage Us now owned NE him as such trllg-
tee. And whereas the am0unl OF interest
claimed TO Dee due ON che said mortgage and
note connected thclcH ill., at the date of this
notice i- the sum or ono hundred and thirty
eight ana '2-i0J .tlae - dollars and the fur
ihtf sum On twenty dollars as an attorney fee
stipulated for 100 said mortgage aud allowed by
Jaw lG case OF foreclosure and which is
the whole sum now claimed to bc due on
said mortgage said sum not including the
principal Indebtedness of sltU0O0l and mo- suit
or proceedings having been instituted mt
lazy 20 recover the said interest now due
thereon or any part thereof, whereby the
power of sale contained il said mortgage has
become operative.
Now therefore notice Is hereby given. that
by virtue OF the said power OF sale and i'm pur-
suance of the statute I'm such case made and
provided. tho said mortgage viii Dee fOreclOsed
by sale OF the premises thcrcin described. at
public auction, 20 the highest bidder. at the
front door of The court house in tho village Of
Ithaca, in said county on Monday, the
nineteenth day of November. q. d. 1891. at
ten O'Clock i'm the forenoon of that day I
which SAID premises are described i'm said
mortgage as follows tO-wit The porth half
of tse southwest quarter 90 section thn.v.
five, (5jl i'm town twelve az north of range
four ca west. the Same containing eighty
acres moro or less and being I'm the town ship OF
Seville, Gratlot county. Michigan. said prem
isos. under this notice. Will Doe sold subject 10
the principal indebtedness of seventeen hum
drco dollars sccur. d hy tnI- MORTGAGE. which
Is Still undue theron. us appears from the
record evidence OF said urfcurUJ
Dated ANN. ichieNn, August DIST. 1884.
WILLIAM s.. BAurKE. q. S. WARD
Attorney for MOrtgugoe Trls tcc Tor
VIM S. Turck s. Co.
MOrtvag