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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27
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Over 5000 Registration Certificates Issued for Next Tuesdays
 Election.

The registration books were closed last night, and those who have not secured their certificates will not be permitted to vote in the municipal election one week from today.
 It is the heaviest registration ever had in Birmingham, the number of voters having registered being about 1900 in excess of those registering for the state and fed- eral elections this year. When the regis trat.on books for beats 21 and 37 closed the first of June they had the names of some- thing over 4300 voters on them, and of these only 30S9 voted. Beats 21 and 37 in- clude all Of the city and considerable terri tory outside the city limits.
 The registration by wards, as shown by the books, for the municipal election next Tuesday is as follows:
 First ward-North. white 55S, colored 500; south, white 303, colored 2S3. Total, l644.
 Second ward-North, white 400, colored 1O2; south, white l9}, colored 1o7. Total, 052.
 Third ward-North, white 344, colored T; south, white 10S, coloreu 90. Total, 6i9.
 Fourth ward-North, white 49), colored 3S7; south, white 209. colored l9i. Total, 12S1.
 Fifth ward-White 24S, colorea 1l5. To- tai, 363.
 Sixth Ward-White 3S2 cOlored til |. Total, 443.
 Seventh ward-White 75, colored s0. Total, 155.
 Eighth ward-White 147, colored 25. Total. TYP.
 Total white registration for the eight wards 3547, colored 201S.
 Total eyistration, 562S.
 Dr. Winslow Anderson of the University of California reports: "I pronounce ur. Prices Baking Powder as perfect as it is
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

K this mercsnary age marriage is more apt to be commercial agreement than C reciprocity treaty.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27
THE BROWNIES COMING.

The Brownies in Faryland" will be given by local talent at O'Brien's opera house Friday night for the benefit of the Southside Baptist church. Qnite an elab- crate programme has been arranged and a pleasant evening is assured those who at- tend.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Prof. w. T. Wenzeli, the weil-known chemist of San Francisco, writes: e'I con der Dr. Prices Baking Powder to be pure and mnolesomr, and in every way superior article.'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Don't fill your stomach with ice water; it prevents digestion. Keep bottle of the St. Louis A. B. c. Bohe milan bottled beer in your ice chest. This beer is brewed by the American Brewing Company of the best Bohemian hops and Wisconsin barley for family use. Myer- Marx company, whole sale dealers.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

''THERE never was day in the his- tory of Alabama when there was greater necessity for this organization on the part of Democrats than there is today. There was never time when it was more incum- bent uuon the individual to rise superior to
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Bargains in gold watches at Gluck 6 Black 5 dissolution sale.
 11-25-sun, tues, thurs,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

1894, Bankhead 572l, Sanford 2622, Long 1914; Bankhead's majority 11S5; decrease in vote 12 ,592.
 Seventh District, 1892. Denson O,9i7, Wood (Pop.) 9091; 1891, Denson 3452, How ard 6s3s; Towards majority 33S6; decrease in vote 97l8.
 Eighth District, 1892, Wheeler 15,607, Wood (pop.) 9O91; 1891. Wheeler s90l, Crandall 6474; Wheeler's majority 2427; de- crease in vote 9323.
 Ninth district, 1892, Turpin 20,S4S, Par sons (Rep.) S354, scattering 56i; 1894, Un- derwood 7319, Aldrich 6153; Underwood's 8 majority 1165; decrease in vote IS, 994.
 Democratic vote for Governor, 1892, 126- e59; opposition 115, ,522; for 1894, no, S65, 83, 293. Democratic vote for President, 1892, 138, 12S. Opposition vote for Con- gressmen in 1892 s7 ,969.
 comparison of the vote in August and November follows:
 First District, Oales' vote over Clarke 5SS7; Second District, oates' vote over StalliuGs sllo; Third District, over Harri- son 2054 Fourth District, over Robbins 3317; Fifth District, over Cobb 4277; Sixth District, over Bankhead 2S06; Seventh Dis trict, over Denson 247G; Eighth District, oyer Wheeler 2169; Ninth District, over Underwood 5516. Oates' total vote lO9, 160. Total for Congressman 72. 53S. Oates ex- cess s6, 622. Total opposition vote for Gov ernor was s3, 39l. Congressional vote 54, 2T5. Falling off from State vote 29, 119. The ag- gregate falling off in November from August was 5,741. The Congressional vote, as compared to 1892, shows a decrease in the Democratic vote of about 40 per cent. Only Lee, Randolph and Bullock cast more votes in November than In August.
 ''FoR the love we have for the princi- pies in which we believe, that they may succeed, we must rise above our personal grievances and petty disappointments aud stand by our organization. We must vote for those principles by voting for those who are put forward to represent them, however objectionable those men may be to us per sonally. "--lIon. II. C. Tompkns, chair man State Democratic Executive Commit
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

HowARD of the Seventh District says he will introduce bill in Congress providing for the investigation Of the methods by which Cleveland has accumulated s4 co., GOO since he became President. In tue book of Job the query ia asked: 'Who hath set the wild ass free?" and it has remained for the Seventh Alabama District to claim the distinction.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Have you read the AoE-HERALD's call for weekly agentsf You should. It will surprise you to find out how much good money there is to be made. Read the an- nouncement and write for particulars.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was Child, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Salt rheum, with it's intense itching, dry, hot skin, is cured by Hoods Sarsa- parilla.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Furniture repairing and upholstering,
 by skilled workmen only. Ben M. Jacobs & Bros., 2011 1st ave. 11-23-7t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27
The .. s. Govt Reports show Royal Baking Powder SuDeriOr 10 all others.

Bargains in fine opera glasses now being closed out at Gluck & Blacks dissolution sale. 1i-25-sun, tues, thurs.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Dr. T. NJ. Allen, dentist, 2023 and 2O25 First avenue, Birmingham, Ala. 9-2-4m
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

An nvincible coplbination-the purity, strength and wholesomeness of Dr. Price' s Baking Powder
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

'IF we believe in the principles of the Democratic party and wish 10 see them triumph, we must see to it that those who agree with us are thor oughly organized, and when that organiza- tion speaks let it's voice be the voice of every man who believes in those princi- ples. ."-Hon. Il. c. Tompkins, chairman State Delnooratic ExecntiYe Comini.tee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 24.-A spe- cial to the Tunes Union from Orlando, Fla, says: Lorenzo G. Davis blew out his brains with n pistol today. He killed himself on the steps of his home. Mir. Davis YVES in comfortable circumstances, but had been mentally unbalanced sinco the death of his only child a year ago.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

Dr. Winslow Anderson of the University of California reports: "I pronounce ur. Price's Bsking Powder as perfect as it is possible for any powder to be made.'
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

"I KNOW that men frequently feel sore over the results in our primaries and conventions-sometim with cause and sometimes without-but we are bound to recognize that no great cause. not even that of religion, which we believe has at its head Divinity itself, has ever attained any degree of success without organiza- tion. .''-Hon. H. c. Tompkins, chairman State Democratic Executive Committee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

| EDITORIAL IN THE NEW
 YORK PRESS OF No-
 VENEER 9.
 The war upon Amer ican industries inaug- urated by the unre- pentant boui bonism of the South has been more gradual in it's ef- f e c t up on North ern sentiment, but it has unified the North as thoroughly as the blow struck by seces- sion at the heart of the Republic.
 The Press warned Northern Democrats in Congress a hundred times during the pro- gress of the tariff con- tlict at Washington that their traitorous subserviency to the cabal of Confederate brigadiers that ruled Con gress with a slave driver's whip would bring down upon them the crushing wrath an d oyerpowering condemnation of the patriotic citiz zenship of the North. It pointed cut repeatedly tn hatthc mandate of the voters expressed in [ h 0 spring and fall elec- tions of 1893 was en- phatieaily against the overthrow oi protec- ton. But the great majority of Northern Dem ocrats in Con- gross were deaf to warming and disre- gardful of patriotism. They detlantly dis obeyed the plain in structions of their constituents. T Il e y deliberately sacrificed the prosp erity of the Northern people, the standard of Northern wages and the comfort of Northern homes 10 the demands of the stubborn egotlst in the White House and the threats of Southern politicians who sought revenge for Appomat- tox.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

To IMPEAcH the Democracy of Col. c. w. Hewitt is equivalent to imputing un- chastity to Ce5ar's wife. He was Demo- crat before there was any Democratic party. Just after the war the Democratic party had not been organized in this county. Colonel Hewitt came out, made the race on Democratic principles for the Legislature against Sanford, and beat him politically and literally. The Colonel was fire eater in those days. About 1868 the Repub- licans submitted their constitution to the people. It required majority of all the votes to carry it. Some of the leaders of the Democratic party advised the people to stay at home and thus defeat the constitu- tion. Colonel Hewitt, Judge Mudd and other wise men advised the people to vote for it, on the ground that bad as it was it was better than the military despotism they were suffering under. If this be treason then make the most of it!
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27


 wrong for the general good of the party than now. ."-Hon. II. c. Tompkins, chairman State Democratic Executive Con- mittee.
 THE North Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, South, meets at Athens Wednesday, the 2Sth instant. number of delegates will go up today. The conference is composed of 250 mem- bers, consisting of about 200 preachers and fifty lay delegates. The membership of the church in the bounds of the conference is about ,00O. Bishop Duncan will pre- side. The conference will hold about one week. Il met last year in Talladega. Rev. Dr. Morris will probably be returned to the First church in this city and will serve his fourth year, which, in the ecclesasu- cal economy of Methodism, is as long as preacher can serve the same charge.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

se astronomers have been put he emperor for getting drunk. when an eclipse was dns-
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-27

The campaign is on-Dr. Price's Bakin z Powder is everybody's candidate and a.. ways wins.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-17

Statens landtbruksskola raknar
1876 clever och utsigt forefinnes att elev-
antalet under innevarande termin kom-
mer att stiga till 200. Eft st6rre antal
utaf eleverna inhemta uteslutande un-
dervisning merchandising.
Fran Welch forsaml. skrifvess
Den dennes h6ll harvarande f6rsaml.
sin arsstamma, da f6ljande tjensteman
invaldes: deacon" Charles Larson, ater-
valid, trustee" John Monson, sekrete-
rare John A. Johnson, atervald, som
Observation-Disclosures A. e. Noleen,
organist miss Mary Carlson, atervald,
kyrkovaktare G. Danielson. - Den
dis egde harstades en- sorglig begraf-
ming rum, det de jordiska qvariefvor-
ma af Nils Ekberg och hans hustru da
f5rdes till slit sista hvilorum och ned
myllades samma graf. Ekberg afed
den dennes och hans hustru helt ha-
stigt ooh of0rmodadt tvenne dagar Sc.
mare. o, ma delta vara en- Warming for
en- hvar, som ir qvar j nadatiden, att
redo vara mar Herren genom d0den kali
lar oss hadan j. al
Pa konsert. En- vaclser dag dec.
reste tvenne ungherrar fran Rush City
ned till North Branch for att 6fvervara
en- konsert, som der skulle gifvas af
den valkanda Arpiklubben. Anlanda
| till potatisstaden tratfades undertook
mad, som f0rde dem till konsertlokalen.
Aftonens sangare hade redan infunnit
| sig och konserten begyntes strax. Pro-
grammets ALA hummer f0rtjenade ON
namnas, men vi villa har endast fasta
oss vid de, som af audiensen mottogos
med de fiesta bifailsyttringarne. Framst
bland ALA var en- romans, utf6rd af
klubben pa EFT sa masterligt sAtt, att
vi nastan tyckte oss f0rsatta till en- an
nan verld, der ALT var idel ljuhig SOM
mar. Derefter siitta vi en- rterzett fran
Attila. Densamma utf0rdes at miss A.
Peterson SAINT herrarne Swanson och
Void af Arpiklubben och framlockade
sd starka applader att da capo maste
gifvas. Synnerlig uppmarksamhet till
drog sig afven programmets mist sista
hummer, "Qvinnans lof', ett tenorsolo
med con bocco chiusia-a a-ackompange-
mang of klubben. Stycket mottogs
med lifliga bifallsyttringar, hvilka be-
l0nades med da capo. vi endast tillag-
ga att det hela var anstandigt och sar-
deles bra och villa vi pa dot hiertliga-
ste taclsa Arpiklubben for dess nitiska
arbete denna SAX. Klubben kan nu
taaa med hvilken qvartett eller sextett
som helst landet, och delta iii en- he
der for vart svenska folk denna stat.
4e.As s1. sts.t- .El... .Es.ll .E- ts.. t.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-17
Is CO N ST N.


Genom eldsvada 6delades sistlid-
ne torsdag en- Oshkosh f6rlagd lik-
kistfabrik. F6rlusten anslas till $50, 900.
Arbete for indianerna. J. L..
Stearns har af regeringen fatt tillatel-
Sc att a Odanak indianreservationen
anlagga ett sagverk. Anstallning kom-
mer derigenom att len1nas at ett ansen-
ligt antal iaadianer yhvilka f;i tillfallo
att f0rtjena slit egetsuppehalle.
Landsokare anmula sig vid land
kontoret Ashland for erhallande af
land q Red Cliffe indianreservationen.
Landomradet fraga lar vara bevaxt
med den allra basta furuskog, hvadan
manga kasta lang gtansfnlla blickar mot
reseryationen. Det Dir emellertid
annu oafgjordt ON lands0karne ia
sin ans0kan beviljad.
Flick s1appa till lifvet for sina
pengar. Chas. Otto Bredod fans for
liden fredag ligga dpende len nybygg-
mad vid Cudahy station, Wis. Sasom
ersattning for lidna skador hade man
nen nyligen erhallit$2,0oo af Chicago
& Northwestern, och antages han haf-
va m1rdats for dessa penningars skull.
F0r att dolja illdadet hade huset salts
brand. =
Smartsam dod. Tidigt i fredags
morgse utbr0t cid ! Cream City Hotel i
Milwaukee och for aM undga att bli in
nebranda tyingades gastcrna att sina
nattdragter ay ut pa gatan. ALA rld-
dudes dock med unlsntag.a Of en- attic
arig gumma vid nandn Schrumps, hvil-
kens f6rbr;inda kropp &terfans bygg-
MAIDEN sedan elden slackts. Egendoms-
f6rlusten iir obetydlig.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-17
Gustavus Adolphus College.

Den korta julferien, som har for oss
ALA vid G. A. College varit eller at
minstone bort vara en- sk0n och valbe-
h6fig hvilotid efter h0stterminens gan
ska m6dosamma arbete, ar nu tillanda-
mpen. Skolan 6ppnade nemligen den
10 dennes alter sina portar for en- skara
kunskapss0kande ynglingar och jung
frur. Dagen forut egde intradesexa-
nina med de nykomne rum. Eft eli
ringa antal studerande har redan in
funnit sig, och aera anl;inda dagligen,
hvadan vi kunna draga den rattmatiga
slutsatsen, att trots' de harda tiderna
G. "A. College skall varterminen 1894
rakna lika manga studerande som t. ex
varterminen f6rlidet ar. Delta ar for
ALA dem, som intressera sig for skolan i
ST. Peter, och som gerna SO hennes Ia
rosalar val fylda med en- vetgirig ung-
domsskara, ett sardeles gladjande tee
ken.
Det vid hvarje lastermins bUrjan sed-
vanliga hogtidliga 6ppnandet af skol-
arbetet skedde for denna termin f6rli-
den onsdags alton var sv. ev. luth
kyrka ST Peter. Sasom talare upp-
tradde vid namda tillfAlle pastor A. E.
Erikson fran Sveadahl, som talade till
oss pa svenska, och pastor Kranz fran
Minneapolis, som begagnade sig af en-
gelska spraket. Bada stalde allvarliga
sanningsord till saval larare som lar
jungar. Den f0rre framh6ll sarskildt
Observation-Disclosures betydelse med
hansyn till den h6gre bildningen och
uppfostran och utvecklade niirmare
delta ANNE med afseende pa menni-
skans f0rstand. villa och k;insla. Den
senare talaren papekade hvilken betty
delsefull insats G. A. College gjort och
stadse g6r det sv. am. folkets under
visnfng, och f6rsakrade sig sanningsen-
ligt kunna pasta, att vart laroverk vore
bland de allra basta, han lart kanna
Derpa adagalade han hvilka stora for
delar det var for de studerande att ia
inhemta kunskaper vid EFT dylikt laro-
verk, men ocksa hvilka stora pligter
som pa den grund alage dem. Det var
q 4f0duuluS 6hOuI OCuldFOIlhbs dCU Id lySS-
ma till de v0rdade pastorerna, hvilka
skolan h;irmed anEu en- gang hembar
slit hjertliga tack for deras vanlighet
att.vid namda tillfalle fungera sasom
talare.
Skolarbetet ir nu redan full gang,
och ALA kanna sig glada och Invade att
alter IA gripa pa fullaste allvar. En-
lang och tvifvelsutan m6dosam termin
ligger framf6r oss men ALT skall for
visso ga med lif och lust och de langa
kurserna skola nog grundligt genom-
gas, da saval larare som larjungar aro
beslutna att g6ra slit yttersta.
Januari har 0fverhufvud varit oss st.
Peter boar sardeles gunstig; och for
narvarande ha Vi, smart sagdt, varyader
midi vintern. Matte de kommande
gdagarne medf6ra en- 1ika sk5n och be-
haglig winter som de gangnal Delta
6nska ssrskildt vi, som dagligen maste
vandra upp till och vistas pa G. A.
College lardoms- holder.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-17
ID A K o T A .

| J. B. Wagner Ar utnamd till post
ty, N. Da.
Gripen postrofvare. Postinspek.
tor Fosnes har gripit den inbrottstjuf,
som r0fvade Mission Hill postkontor
f0rliden vecka, och lyckadcs fl fatt i
ALA de stulna frimJrkena. Hans MANN
Dir Harry Welby och son till en- farma-
re Yankton, S. Da.
Blef funnen i Iowa. John E.
Hudson, kand under det fula namnet
"Jack the Ripper, br0t sig ut fran
l;ingelset Yankton, S. Da, for nagra
manader sedan och rymde sin kos.
F0rst nu har man lyckats spara upp
honom i Oneva, Iowa, hvarifran han
torsdags sandes tillbaha.
Ertappad forbrytare. FRAN Par
ker, S. Da, skrifves den IL dennes,
Nels Madison Nelson, som f0rs0kte
mUrda G. p. Anderson Spring, S. Da.,
har blifvit arresterad New York.
Han har aaagt en- fullstandig bekar-
nelse. Anderson lefver lin, men fara
for lifvet iir for handen.
Lifstids straffarbete. Henry
Schroeder som maj manad f6rlidet ar
d0dade Mat Mattson Lyman Co.. S.
d., f6rdes onsdags till stratfanstal-
ten / Sioux Falls for att der sitta in
sp3rrad for liistiden. Emellertid har
domaren rekommenderat saken till gu
| "a 49, In, L aft boo
f0rmildrar domen.
N. Dakotas kolgrufvor b6rja
blifva gifvande, Hiirom dagen anlan-
de ott tag med Is vagnar, lastade med
Dakota-kol, till Cass county. Hela ta-
got var betAckt med r0da, Invita- och
b!a plakater, hvara stol: "Dakota- kol
for Cass county,. Kolen sagas vara af
god beskatfenhet och begagnas allmant
vid qvarnarneulangs Northern Pacific
banan.
Observation-Disclosures. Omkring
300 medlemmar af grufarbetarnes union
drogo onsdags till Anna Creek, hvar-
est S. Dakota Mining Company har sin
grufdrift. Vid grufvorna aro l30 arbe-
tare anstalda, hvilka arbeta emot
unionens regler. Arbetareskaran at-
f6lides af sheriffen och hans main, ALA
godt bevipnade. Union-mannen yoro
bevapnade mod Winchester-retfl flor. Da
de ankommo till lagret, forbade de at
superintendenten Leck, att han skulle
betala arbetarne efter unionens lista,
hvilket denne icle vile ga in pa. Kon-
trakt0ren och civilingeni6ren f6rs6kte
f6rllara stallningen och talade emot
union -mannens upptrtidande, men d&
vinde sig forbittringen emot dem, sd
att bada tva maste fly. Bolagets advo-
kat och superintendent blefyo beggo
allyarsamt skadade. Endast genorn
sheriffens mellankomst afstyrdes stt
formligt slagsmal. Slutligen fingo icke-
union-mannen gifva upp och begifYa
sig till Deadwood. Oroligheterna ut
CORA bDrjan till ett arbetarekrig, SOM
llange hotat att utbryta. Man befarar
att allvarliga f6ryecklingar skola bill
resultatetaf denna sorgliga affair.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-01-17
God! lex tyr
b.illigt.

SKAFFAREN och AUGUSTANA
kosta i klubbpris $2.85. Den som
0nskar Augustanas premiebok
sArndts Skattkammare" tillagge
Is cts.
SRAFF,ARE7N och FARM, STOGK
! 6 HOME kosta for 1894$1.75 SAINT
u SKAFFAREN och ST. PAUL
Ss WEEKLY DIsSPATCH Sl. W. 4
,Do, som anslraffa,. tre nva helarsnre-
n,,meranter och derf0r insander
A 10 erhaller SKA FFAREN gra.
tbs under 1894.
Nadann :,n,do coda s,,r;fto, lamnas
so,,, ,,,.o,, iior an ,,ro,, ~ o,.,n s.n
lare na fa;liande vilkor.
Koa.11, :, a,.ot far 1904 ,r;s 60 o+s
numerant;
- Genona Iodtestsfad, al Or i. y. VIII
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-07-26
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Defat having been made in the payne mt OF
the sum OF Seven Hundred thirty one and sixty
Ave OIahNndretlths Dollars, which j.. Claimed to
be due at the date OF this notice. upon certain
Mortgage. duly executed and delivered ny John
+. Johnson. n single man OF Marshall Comfy
minnesota. Mortgnsor, to The Land Mortgage
investment and Agency Company oil America
Limited Mortsagee, bearing date he 10Th day
of June 1887, aud. with Il power Of sale therein
con tanned. duly recorded ii, the Office Ut the Reg
lister Of Deeds il and for the t0,inty Of Marshal!
aud State OF minnesota. ON the 18th dizzy III Iniir
1887. at ola clock r. A.. in book 'slI'' OF Mort
cages. On page -. and no action or proceeding
having been Instituted. at law or .'thrrwisa. to
recover the debt secured by said Mortgage, or
ANY part thereof.
Now. Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given, That
bv virtue OF he power Ct s:tln contained in said
Mortgage. and pursuant to the statute in such
case made md provided the sail Mortgage vii:
he loreclosed hy sle Of the premises described
in ANA conveyed by said Mortgage, viz:
The Southwest ;lnarter Of Section thifty I o
t3a). Township onthnnslrrd and .fty-six tl56>
Range forty five lal, Containing 100 ;tsres more
or less in Marshall County md State OF Miinneso
tn with he Embellishments and apDnriaaances;
which sac will be made by the Sheriff Of said
Marshall County. at the front door OF the Court
House. i'll tue Cil2 Of Warren, in said County am.
state. the 80 day OF August 1854 at tei,
o'cDck 4. NJ. OF that day, at pnbli: vandue, c
the hirhest bidder for cash. to pay said debt 81
Seven Hundred thirty-Gne aud siXtyfive Dneian-
drcdths Dollars. and interest, and th;. taxes i;
any. on said premises. and Fifty Dollars. After.
ney = fas. as stipulated III and by said NJ oyt-
gage in ease OF foreclosure. and The tliSbuIse
ments allowed by law; subject to redemption al
any time within one year from the day Of sale.
us provided by law
Dated July 10Th, 4. D. 1891.
The Land Mortgage Investment ANA Agency
Company of America, Limited,
Mortgage:
S. COOKE and JOHN CROMB.
Attorneys for Mortgage.