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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
WettelSe.

Sr @. gioe ~itriuer fra 5ureft gttp.
Soma:
Stte en- men fire 5%oreuinser orsaniiereocs
lnoer nit GpboIO / CLAYTON gouutp. mem.
Zig Ct. Siaf rprite gutalafbolosIoreniuo
Noriuun DO, gRarion DO. o. GIermput DO.
% "8eeorab'Eoiten" bar mango 2GIcre,
bOor otSie 5oreuinser arbeioer, bar bet
Senipnet til Sasens Seuner Der, iom for.
anleotgeoe mig til at icube oeune Rettelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

"a 9isnOn, bpis literare &apacitst
iuTt life par msset omfattenOe, bar BE.
ben uSnapnt til fonselis 8ibliOtbetar,
iasbe G~rseuiou, Der fisnote bam nsie,
til BAN:
zee MI, min @en-nu bar bu facet
en- COB 2eiliseo til at lore at laie~.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Prof. Breckenridge's school has one
course that is On solid rock: good reading.
good writing, good spelling, and good
work in arithmetic. Send for specimen
of writing, the likenesses of the teachers
and a statement of expenses.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Z General Mabsues 9efinesnbe er
Der life inotraaot npscn prieutIis 6cr'
anorins, % aaserne bar tibet Saab
ON. at ban Tan TONNE fig iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

grtfsenten bar usurrnt General
MPil,s til Sperbefaleube poer Srren,
"a General Singer, Tom | ben ienere
lib bar prrei fiatipueret ! @aibiEs'
ton, bar fact Seialius uoer BET stlise
9esartement mso Sppeofpnrter ! Hetp
1ert.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

ST. NICHOLAS has secured a series of
letters written by Robert Louis Steven
son to a b~oy-relative, describing the
authors romantic life in Samoa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

8 ct sObt @steitab bsr ale gstpm.
ringer bore lIselis iOroslte mellem
Wiano % Saitra. Com 6slse berai
fer man osiaa ulminbslispis, at bet sr
Manoen. iom barer aipets &Ioser, os
SnItrueI iom jamrer Oper benz.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
6nrtrnnr 81. R,nfrow Of ctabO.

0tipeftier ". TeNIrDW OF Stiupo'
mo bar inoienot til SneenrissminiIts'
rem I'm Garsberstrirs ON Gprbplo %
SremFriSt | Territprist bet fo'te
SesuFabsaar Sists. Seretnineen bar
BET iib5te 9lar prret Ct ueliisnet Gar
for Territpr,et, iOm for ben iterIte Del
IN sr fettlst. StlabOma bar MI $780,
600 Subbpssere, os ai Gesp,ruops er
Der meoet faa iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
Siorniens nDeae IGrf.
.pnIet'. Gu llniperf


"
gi meobe[te for uosen lib fioen, at
gisrnipn i Jaum bapoe fuloenot en- ltor,
mn aautute, Der FulOe siue ben aarltse
S:mmatritulerinssfet ueo ariitla1'a
llnipsrIitet M Slams. Sou meoOeler
Rolmpblaoet "Snalpoiten", al Sans
tateu, Der fables "2piet1, sr blepen
trutt ium RauuItript us uobelt til
nuate al Sistersns 8enner. @ntelte
Gremptarer er o9iaa TONNE til Suerige,
Ga efter ct al oisie mebbeles SnbbOlO:t
af bet npe &art.
9iatet er BELT / fire gtioelinser meS
aiuerlenoe Coli, tire furfieIise fore
Ranostor ps 8uiuOefor. aantuten
6e9pnoer msb Ell Spmne til 2piet al
bet ItDrIte WanOstur, buis fire StrOier
ale bespuber meb Srbene "SpbaOs
Opbup, 2piets Siloe". Gerefter pri'
Ies / perlenbs 8Or g~ibeufabens ps
Ruraleus fsrIts 8art us be 1iSrits
Store:
Sc, iom pabnsb, be iom IsfteS
tanieu op / itiernebulen,
p9 iom ba8om ben p9 ttoen
Iga,e frem retfRrbigbeber.
Deb 5uriamlinsens: "Sgre bore,
9gre pnre" Tutter fsrite Gioelins.
Qnp.n Ifilbr.r / perlenbe &ptbmer os
8or @ratenlanSs Us Balaitinas pers
Oensbiituriits SetpOnius og s"riitens
bOmmens Tilblipelie:
gi lore bare bet - liz ipraus rio,
en- npIiabt peroeu, lio / Cub,
us ioIeni ben tiarlisbeo
til BAN, iom esoen Tor os leo.
'Treoie aiOelins iiilorer Wiobelalbes
rem us Reuais ianceu, ba
Warmorauoer oaagner prunoret,
broncetGmper tunteo IorboRttet,
iprat9 til tampen mob bet uslabe;
lpfen fiI lpisre orae.
Siolte aIoelins enbelis er piet til
ben rpere Eib meS Sens 8aab paa
"3antefribep, SOltefribeo", bens 8ump
for &uinbens 3sltaselie | aulturars
beioet.
5 riI bare 2piet frem
uuer fieIo us bpbe bale
mso en- oaaroa9S iu9e puoe,
oeroers mismuo ppertale
p9 ct ipmmertoa bs9pnoe.
ipnSer bet itsrite Wanostor, boprpaa
8pinosforet ~iuarcr:
De tcmmer, be tommsr
be ubruste treftsr
meo iubel al ale,
iom I9usteo ~oersfter.
8i fommer mcb freb
fra a99terues pug8er
til BEN, iom meo lpsitraaler
utHhpel % gu9qeE.
Serpaa fElser en- itiftepis at Waubs.
% Spinoetor iunsst
Yris til Dem -.
-. iom gap ben upe then
ale %forntaal % bens oiben.
9e, iom lioet itsrre sisr'e
peo gent % tro, be fore.
SIutninssitrofe rne / bet fore Siat,
Der trptt fploer "A Dttupiiber, lsber
iaalebes:
2roTtub mob lpiet!
Siar,meu
oil ole 5arperns GLIDE
ino / bet bpioe.
Hammer
al al, al oioen pi enc
amer bet rene.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Spts man snitsr fsrite alasies 5anb.
lG9earbeioe, ber man saa til Coleman &
Tone. auntcr anosn 2sr | Seit for SirIt
Rational Bant. 68.tt.S
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

MARION CRAWFORD Is writing for Tie
Century Magazine a series of papers on
Rome and the Vatican for which Andre
Castaigne is drawing the illustrations.
These articles will describe unusual
features of the Sacred City. and the pic
lures will include some remarkable re
storations of classical scenes. Captain
Alfred T. Mahan, the great naval tacti-
clan, will also write for the magazine a
series of four studies of the naval engage
ments upon which the fame of Admiral
Lord Nelson Is founded. Henry M.
Stanley will contribute a paper on Africa.
to be supplemented by articles made up
from the dairy and journals of the late
f. ]. Glave, who died a few months ago
on the Congo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
sra @aibtnaton.

ssiuansmiuiittr Carlisle, 'om BAIT
en- lang eummerierie, er penct iiltoss
iii Sppesitaoeu ps bar sienoptuset fit
arbeies
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
EiGrfr9apI.

Soereueite Sarmer burbe pRre IN 5i9r.
traaplsr, os buereHsite GiGrfraupler burO.
uare fienot meo ben becte SremsansS.
mauoe. gu gypert / 5iettraapl er en- rteset
uGroiiuIb &eriOn. Suo. Saufder, IT,, 6iGrs
trGaoIer % SrVbunoIer, 5rssport, Su., bar
uosiret en- Bog, iom ban iGIser for ben no.
niue0e Iris al 10 Gents. gosen beItrtUsr
be forIfjcltse grter % stusr mango andre
uGrpifuIos SpIpsninser aueaaeuoe SiGr.
trGaoL. SIR. 8aui6ers GjGttrG' SeitauO sr
iaar i en- ppperIt9 5orfatnin8 - beore enO
npseniiuoe for, flyer ban.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Eationalgj9lbeu. Ginansbepartes
mentets 9lauuebsresuffab piier ben
rationale @iGlSs Stsrretfe ben 3ote
Geptember at taps p1rst $941, 0S9, $50
- en- 5ureselie i 3oanepens Ssh al
$1.s34.6s7. Gslsenbe er en- iammu.
riIf Spsriist.
RentsbGrenbs @ialb $747, $50, $40.
@jalb, Of bpiltsu Sfsntsr er ppbsrt
fibsn 5o~rfnIosbassn. 1855, $50; rsns
teri gialo s577.4ss,5 $40 - iiliam.
me 81, 1926 94, 999, foruben $780,.
227,693 i GsrtiFtutsr ps Gtntfummers
Roter, baffet peb en- ~tiliuarsnbe fpns
tant 8ehOloutns Sfat.ammeret.
5inansbepartemsntets R~esn1fabsbss
ger piier. at Intiunulsialbeu ben life
Dttober 1892 BAR 1865, SIS, l64 mse
en- RettObebpIoniue / S.atfammeret
paa s13l, S95, 97s. Den life Oft.
1898 par @iaIeea Iorminoifet til $780,
S75.633; men ben lite OCTOBER 1894
par ben isisn fOrssst til 81, 1o7, $50, 1886,
mebsns aasiebeholoninssn par reduce.
ret til $119. 9l9, 719. Den lite Oft.
1895 a ben nuilurole @jalb blepen
pOsriissrs iorsset til 81, 1876, 494, 900,
mebeHs efatfammsrets &~ontanter par
forsset iii slS5, 4o5, 1868.
Chen ben 30ts SUM 1892 bar Sie.
s%isriusens llbsiiter pOsrliesst SnStas.
terne mse S129,i5l465.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Wpnroe.S oftrinen. 9pualb@raut.
Sopsbmanben for amerita.S eueSuelu
Gpnbifatet, Dor | Minnelota. Oct bar
patt u,essu SpIist i Souspitaoen, at
Spneitatet piloe mBbe / Netu 9urf,
irrlis pua Gruno Of ben SnoHposlis.
Wsbet uil funne ppe paa unoerbunbs
Lingerie meIIem be 5Orenebe stater pa
Stprbritauuien a~nsaaenbe @~eueSuela.
Giterretninsen ON Rsoet tpm fra ct.
8arl, ps bet beber pibere, at uoenriss.
miniiter Clnep bar ienct ire 9reoe til
ben euselite @eianbt gaparo, Der aumu'
bes ON OF sisrs Sturbritannien besri.
bslis. at bpis life 8ene5uela. Spsrss.
manlet bleu uHoerfaftet en- 8olpsiits.
ret inbeu 90 Gage, pilpe be 5oreuebt
Statsr brinse NpnrOssG oftrinen | Gin.
penoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
lllSproonftiunen furminbRes. SfSls

ltloproonftionen fOrminbfes. SfDl'
&c en- Rapport til neutrality-suspicious.
tet, inbIenbt al be 5orsusoe Gtuters
&ouiul SiselOp / Tauen, bsrettes, at
nlbprpbuttionsn bet iibite Gar er betps
bslis rebuceret. Sfgfse benne RuYport
belsb ulbprpbuftionsn i 1898 fig til ct
Tufinos os 12 Niaiuuer aiIusram; i
1894 bsIsb ben fig til fun ct 9uinoe
ps 2 Iiuionss ailosrum. 8 Sranis
rige er lllbprpouftipnen ftabig saaet
neb fra 32,151,43o ailpsram i 1910
til 20, 275,716 1898. lltoens aoalis
tet iprbebres life, ps pau @ruuo af ben
bsis &ris pao SisO aples 5aur M bus
peoIagelis TOR Glast.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08
Great Turtb,rns 2aussrani. &c.

Great Tprtbsrns 2ausgrant. Ssa
fretrr smitb poabSS tcrrlse nse
aommis iipurren for @snerals2antcns
toret at iprti9tte msb Srbninssn al bet
2antqrant, Der ausaar Ct. Raul. Wtin'
neasolis & Wouitubu 8anen. M Great
Wortbern, / Srs.snsiiemrlslie meo
Getretrr WpbIes grostnins / beuue
gag ipm aloris bar paret Omitsbt; men
G~nprbninssn i SsubOlo til ben blep
uoiat / Saapeute al 5Orbunbsrettens
DOM.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-08

Gen. Eoe sr Sso. Sra Detroit,
Nlid.. ts~lesraiereoss ben 2oru Sttober
til Sppeotaben, at Sen. .. 81. 8Ue,
SImsritas pelfienote Susenipr, ON
Worseusn ben rrpute Dag pluoiclis
bar nisaust peo Ssoen / fit Siem ber'
ftsbs. San baooe ! Here Gage paret
fps, uben OF SpaoOmmsns 5arligbeo
bar bleOen sipft bstienbt.
Grrlise SUrtisueit,r bapbe ban inb'
Iast fig peo FIN SnseuigruirtiOmbeo /
Morineintsres ierues Gieneite paa SuOs
iserne. 8 Ilminbeligbe o aniaaes ban
iom ben met ~fremrasenoe Snseniers
G%mbeosmano / be Sorereoe Gtater.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
MIRTH AND MISCHIEF.
An Halloween and Its Ancient and Modern
Usages.

An Halloween and It's Ancient and Modern
UssGes.
Tomorrow will be All Saints day
and tonight is Halloween, an occa-
sion which from the mirth and socia-
bility of good old days has become
one Of mischievous usage. the early
customs of which have been abused
until in many localities it has be-
come an event to be dreaded rather
than one pleasantly anticipated. In
England there was in former DAYS a
good old custom which gathered the
family about the fireside on Hal
lowe'en. There they INDUCED in all
sorts of pleasant pastimes. The
younger members would dive after
apples in a tub. while the others
would tell stories, crack Jokes and
play all sorts of fireside games. 1t
was the time for home warming and
everyone was happy and lent the
presence of beaming countenance if
nothing more, to the occasion. In
Scotland in early time the evening
was spent in much the same way,
only the unmarried people went
through a sort of superstitious rig
marole with the end in view of find
ing out what sort of person they
were to trot with during their mar
ried life.
In This Country.
In this country IN the early days
the good old custom was continued
in many localities. but by and by it
degenerated into an evening for prac-
teal jokes-in many instances with
very serious results. Fortunately
this custom of playing jokes is losing
cast and young folks are again gath
ering together in private parties
where in grotesque costumes and
things of like character which can do
no one harm but furnish amusement
for all.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Engineer Accidentally shot.
Amusemsnts,

An engagement which is hailed
with considerable anticipation. is
the appearance of that distinguished
actress, Clara Morris, at the Burtis
opera house this evening. There is
no artistic on the American stage to-
day whose indefatigable efforts and
conscientious work have met with
more appreciation than those of this
celebrated woman. Miss Morris will
appear in her latest and greatest
achievement. "Raymonde," an adap-
tation of Dumas Monsieur A..
fonse." and it will be the first pre-
sentation of the play in the three
cities. Considerable pains have been
taken in surrounding Miss Morris
with an exceptionally strong COM
pany which includes that versatile
actor, NJ. Colville.
1.-The Wife," one of the notable
successes of the New York Lyceum
theatre. is announced for an engage
ment at the Burtis Sunday evening.
1t will be presented there by the John
Stapleton company, Gustav Froh-
mans superb organization, and one
OF the best road companies en- tour
this season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
SEVERE GAS EXPLOSION.
Range Shattered and Two Windows
Blown From q Twentieth Street Home.

Range Shattered and Two Windows
Blown From n Twentieth Street Home.
Through the explosion Of gas in
the kitchen at the residence of w.
B. Taylor. 904 Twentieth street,
early this morning. a range was
badly shattered and two win low
lights were blown out. while
Mrs. Taylor was shocked, but
not seriously injured. it is be-
lieved by the explosion. Mrs.
Taylor had risen to prepare
breakfast and had turned on the gas
burners. but inadvertently failed to
light them at once and the room
quickly filled with the escaping gas.
so that when she applied the match
there was a violent explosion that
shook the house and entailed the
damage related.
Mrs Taylor, as stated. suffered a
severe shock from the explosion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Fatal HelmOrrhage.

While walking up Brady street in
Davenport yesterday. Miss Lizzie
Baker was seized with coughing
spell followed by hemorrhage. from
which she died in a few minutes. 1t
is supposed that in coughing Miss
Baker ruptured one of the blood ves-
sells of her lungs. as the blood flowed
profusely from the mouth and suffo-
Gated her before assistance could be
offered. The deceased was better
known as "AUnt Lizzie" having re-
sided in Davenport since 1864. She
was IS years of age.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
JUMPED TO DEATH.
Chris Becalia Supposed to 6e at
the Rivers Bottom.
FRIGHTENED BY AOoLLAPsED FLuE

The Libbie Conger Breaks Down Yestsr-
day Afternoon and the CO n Bsavsr Fear
ting An Explosloa sprisgs Overheard -
Cannot he Found
The Litbie Conger is anchored on
the Davenport shore with disabled
machinery and minus her coal HEAVIER,
Chris Becalia, who is supposed to
be at the bottom of the river, as
there has been no trace of him since
the boat experienced the collapse of
a fue yesterday afternoon. 1t
is believed Becalia became fright
ened at the escaping steam
and made a leap into the strea m
to escape an explosion, which to all
appearances was inevitable at the
time. But such proved to be not the
case. The steamer was heavily laden
with a cargo of apples and cider,
headed up stream. In passing over
the rapids an unusually heavy steam
pressure was produced. Wash
Hight was at the helm. When at
the mouth of Duck Greek the en-
gineer deserted his post and repaired
to the upper deck.
Fiue Gives Way.
While Becalia was stationed in
front Of the boiler one of the fiues
collapsed. The steam issued with a
loud roar. No one being near it is
not known how the coal HEAVIER van
ished. but it is supposed he became
frightened at the possibility of an
explosion and made a leap into the
river. A search for the missing man
was inaugurated, but as yet no trace
of him has been found. Becalia was
about As years old and had been en-
plcyed on the boat about five years.
The Boat Disabled.
The breakage totally disabled the
Conger, which anchored until this
morning. when the Irene d. came to
the rescue and towed her down 10
Davenport. Nine flues will have TO be
replaced. The boat will be laid up
about week in consequence.
Engineer Accidentally Shot.
Another accident occurred on the
Conger when she arrived at Daven-
port. John Zahn, a 17-year-old deck
hand. while playing with a shot gun
on the boat accidentally discharged
it. The shot went through the deck
floor striking the first engineer. Jo-
seph Chandler, whose head and arms
were painfully in jured.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
GOODS
Handkerchief.

Handkcrchiefs are handy arti-
cles-sec what q little money will
buy:
Ladies' Scotch Lawn, real hem
stitched. 5 cents.
Ladies' Extra Fine Lawn. hem
stitched. J, l1-inch hem. SC.
Novelty Printed Borders, seal
loped edges, embroidered in white
and colors. large new line, choice SC.
Ladies' Pure Linen hemstitched,
laundried. }, l and 1!-inch hem,
10c.
Beautiful designs in Swiss En-
broidered Handkerchiefs, 1Oc, 15c
and 25c.
A regular 25c quality, pure Lin
en-. hemstitched, l5c.
Gentlemen's hemstitched Scotch
Lawn. 3-inch hem, SC.
Gentlemen's hemstitched and
corded borders, fine, 2 for 15c.
Gentlemen's fine hemstitched,
pure Linen. for csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Archie Shaw's Funeral.

The remains of the late Archie
Shaw arrived from Chicago at $500
this afternoon and were met at the
Rock Island depot BY number of
old-time friends and conducted
direct to Chippiannock cemetery.
where the funeral rites were con-
Quoted by Rev. w. S. Marquis, of
the Broadway Presbyterian church,
the main service having been held
in Chicago. j. S. Gilmore acted as
director of the service, the pail bear
ers being A. c. Dart, j. F. Robinson;
j. NJ. Buford, DR.. j. W. Stewart,
K. Champion and George Dunn. q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
River Rlplets.

The stage of water at the Rock
Island bridge at noon was IS; the
temperature IS.
The Verne Swain goes south in a
few weeks to ply between Greenville
and Vicksburg as mail packet dur
ing the winter season.
Boats down were the ELLEN, Irene
d., Libbie Conger and Verne Swain.
and the Robert Dodds, C. w. Cowles,
ELLEN. Irene d., Prescott. F. G. A.
Denkman and Verne Swain passed up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Husbands of sIckuy Wrves.

Don't be discouraged. There is es
cape from doctors bills. Zoa-Phors,
Woman's Friend, has brought health
to many women. and prosperity to
many families. when other remedies
and skillful physicians have failed
Sold BY T. H. Thomas and Marshall
q Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
Another Cash Grocery,

To our friends. patrons and the
public generally: Owing to the
sharp competition in trade and the
of the people to go where
they can get the best bargains. we
shall. on and after Nov. 4, sell for
cash. and at such prices rs shall
Justify the people in buying of us.
Yours very respectfully,
HESS Rios
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

The 3-year-o.d child of Chris
Heber. of Black Hawk, was badly
burned last week by coming in con-
tact with fire built to boil potatoes.
The little ones clothes caught fire
and would have been burned badly
had it not been for the timely
arrival Of Mr.. Heber. The child is
in a precarious condition and is
under the care of DR.. w. l.. Eddy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

All parties desiring to present sites
for the location Of the proposed
western hospital for the insane are
requested to file the same in Proper
form with T. j. MediIl. Jr., the l,caI
trustee, not later than Monday,
Nov. 4. B.F. KNOX
Chairman Joint COMMITTEES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
THE FAIR.
Some Stout Facts that will In.
terest You.

money.
Result Satisfied purchasers come again. We
permit deception in order to make sale.
Resut-We gain your lasting confidence. We
sell everything appertaning to general merchandise.
Resut-Our customers save an endless amount of
bother. We do large business, and hence can
afford to sell goods at small profits.
Resut-Our customers always buy at lowest prices
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

There is nothing better to impart
life and vigor than Foley's Sarsapa-
rilla. Trial size so cents. For sale
at NJ. F. Bahnsen's drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31
EFFECTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
From North to South the shock was More
OF Less Felt.

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-A distinct
shock OF earthquake lasting 40 Sec
onds was felt here at 5:07 this morn
ing. Reports from nearly all towns
In the states Of Illinois, Iowa, Michi-
gan. southern Wisconsin, Kentucky.
Tennessee and as far south as New
Orleans and East Wheeling, W. Va,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-10-31

felt the shock. At Cincinnati it is
claimed to have lasted two minute >.
People were thrown out of bed, but
No damage of serious nature was
done ar any place.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

NJ
wi having been made in the conditions of a GER
tain mortgage made and executed on the Sth day of
April, A. ID. 1886. by Cora A. Alger OF Waverly, Van
Buren, county, Michigan, TO Francis W. Sellick of
Paw Paw, Van Buren, county, Michigan, which
mortgage recorded in the office Of the register
of deeds for Van Buren, county, Michigan, on the
9th day of April A. ID. 1856 In liber 35 of mortgages
on page 507; Aud whereas, said mortgage was duly
assigned to The Paw Paw Savings Bank of Paw Paw,
Van Buren, county, Michigan, by the said Francis
W. Sellick the eth day of March, A. ID. 1898, and
which assignment recorded in the office Of the
register of deeds for said Van Buren, county on the
9th day of March, A. ID. 1898, in hber 80 OF mort
cages OF page 175; And whereas, the amount
the date of this notice il ten hundred and ninety
aud Observation-Disclosures dollars, and an attorney fee
of thirty dollars provided for In said mortgage and
no proceedings at Law or in equity, having been
instituted TO recover the said money, or any part
thereof; Now, therefore, by virtue of the power OF
sale contained in said mortgage and the statute III
such made and provided, notice IL hereby given
that the said mortgage will be forecosed by a sale
of the premises therein described at public auction,
the highest bidder at the front door of the court
house, in the village of Paw Paw, i'm said county OF
Van Buren, said court house being the place for
holding the circuit court in and for said county on
the 23d day of March, A. ID. 1895, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day, which said premises
the north half of the northwest quarter of section
three, in township two south of range fourteen
west which piece parcel of land is situate in the
county of Van Buren,, and state of Michigan.
Dated December 2Sth, A. II. 1894.
THE PAW PAW SAVINGS BANK,
75tl3oS7l Mortgage by Asss nment.
WIN. II. MASON, Atty for Mortgagee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-01-04
Friday, October 10th, 1894.

The Board of Supervisors met pursuant to ad-
iournment. Roll called quorum present. Min
utes of previous meeting were read and approved
The committee on Rejected and Charged Back
Taxes made their report. which, OH motion of SUI
pervisor Van Hise was accepted and adopted,
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Van
Buren, County.
Your Committee on Rejec ed and Charged Back
Taxes make the following report:
Amount of rejected and charged back taxes due
county from the several townships, the same to be
spread on the several townships at large
Bloomingdale IS
Paw Paw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2e
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covert lo
COLUMBIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e
SOutn haven : -
Also, the following rejected and charged back
descriptions, to be corrected and reassessed