The Van Buren press., 1895-03-23
Trustee Sale!

WHEREAS, on the I'd day of July, 1882,
~ Hattie M. Smith, being indebted to The
Union Central Life Insurance Company, of Gin
cinnau, Ohio, in the sum of Three Hundred and
Fifty Dollars, executed her promissory note for
that sum of that date, due and payable five
years thereafter with interest thereon at the
rate OF ten per cent per aunum from the date
thereof until paid interest payable annually on
December LIST of each year excepting the last
installment which was to be due and payable
with the .principap. and at the same time
executed six interest coupon notes of even date
with said principal note. evidencing said interest
payments each Of which bore interest from
And, whereas, to secure the payment of said
indebtedness according to its tenor aud effect
the said Hattie NJ. Smith and one Charles NJ.
Cincinnati, Ohio their deed Of trust whereby
they conveyed to the said J. R. Clark as trustee
aforesaid, the following described Real Estate
situate in Crawford county. Arkansas, to-wit:
part of the Southwest quarter OF the North
east quarter of Section twelve Q2), Township
nine (9). North Range thirty one (3l beginning
at the Northeast corner of said Southwest
thence South 80 poles, thence East 70 poles,
thence North 30 poles to place of beginning con-
tanning Fourteen s0-l0O GA s0-l0.D acres. Also a
Quarter Of seeton tweve m Mne
GD, North of Range thirty-one (3D, West begin
ming at the Southwest corner of the said South
west quarter Of the Northwest quarter, thence
East GO poles thence North so poles thence West
60 poles, thence South 80 poles to the place of
beginning. containing thirty (so) acres; in oil
Forty-fonr s0-l00 acres.
And, whereas, it was stipulated in said deed
of trust that if default should be made in the
payment of said promissory note or the interest
thereon according to the tenor and effect thereof
then all of said note should become due and
payable, in which event the said j. r. Clark as
trustee aforesaid should have power to sell the
said Real Estate ut public yerdue for cash on
the notice and at the place named in said deed
of trust
And, whereas, the entire principal of said
Indebtedness together with the interest coupon
notes due December ]. 1873, anu December l.
1894, for $500 each together with interest on
annum from their respective inaturities together
with interest on said principal note from said
st day of December, 1894, remain due and
unpaid and whereas, 1t is stipulated in said deed
aforesaid should be absent from the Stale OF
should, from any cause be incapable of acting
in the execution of the trust then the sheriff
for the time being of said county of Crawford
should discharge the trust and exercise the
power conferred upon the said r. Clark as
trustee aforesaid, and the said J. r. Clark being
absent from the State and being incapable OF
acting herein and having renouhced said trust
In writing. Now, therefore l. George X. Wood,
sheriff of said county of Crawford, by the request
Insurance Company and under authority in mc
vested In said deed of trust will on
Wednesday, the 10th day OF April, 1898,
at the front entrance to the court house in the
City of Van Buren, in said county Of Crawford
and state of Arkansas, between the hours of
o'clock AM, and o'clock PM. sell the above
described tract of land at public vendue to the
highest bidder for cash in hand.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of March
1895. GEO. r. WOOD,
Sheriff of Crawford County, Arkansas,
Trustee herein by Substitution.