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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1896-03-13
March 6,
Last April l.. 1926

] fICE OF MORTGAGE F0RaCL0SIR
L.l SALE.-W Whereas, deiault h.. uecarIed IL
Ials ,ndillOne Df mortgage gwen by Franz
FIJI. and WilhelmlIe Bofk his Vile. inorfgagure
43a fAn -. Upton, mufigagec, hattd Septem-
ih, 1857, Whlch mortgage. together VITA the
Arr Of sale therein contained aas recof,.ed III
fh iict Of the Register of Deeds n GranI
tt ~ and state Of South Dakoia, November
SssS1, at 1850 clock. y. m, III book II of
,a.es, on pages 81 80. " hlch mortgage Wn-
.5 ned by SAID Hiram d. Upton TO AIflcd T
ielder, by nj assigI mcLt III writing d1tcd
IA 1st, lS.A, and recorded IN the Office Ct said
aater Of Deras on February eth, l5o6, III
IL 46 Of mortgages on pHge 30;
n "a whereas, thcrs ~ claimed IL lac due upon
mortgage III this date, lhciH lug taxes bnld
Gic year 1874 ana 1885, on land hereinafter
rlbcd, the suan of Ten hundred ttty Iour and
a COLLARS, :na 10 action or proceeding has-
aIeen instituted at iaW TO recover the debt
led by said mortgage, or amy part thereof;
W, therefore, notice Is hereby gwen that
mortgage viii be inrecoeed bv SAFE Of The
sGtilsee described III said mort gage, VIZ The
ln west quarter Of :, Ion twenty seven. IN
nship One hundred eighteen, q Range forty
t, in eaid County, which sale will be made
NE sheriff o: SAID County, nj the front door
rNe Court H0nse. ia Mlhanh, In sn:a Goanty,
~ 2lst, 1896, AT 10 o'clock u IN, at public
ION, to the highest bidder for easi, to u y
j debt, interest and taxes # any, oil sajd
l!see, and $50 00 attorneys fees, and the
a-nrsements allowed by law, ubjecl to redemp.
m ns provided by law
I ted ut Watertown, s. OAK, February list,
:. ALE ED I. BATCIFI IDER
i Assignee Of Mort ga@ce
a4. CHURCH. Attorney for Assignee Of Mort.
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eh D. Last April II
Frs E OF MORTGAGE iOHECLOsUkl'
i: 8: ]: !.
81 ~ Il A.E.-W hereas, default mas occurred in
kES6 AZ Hnd Eliza D. RaMsoIt. hrs vile, mOug.g
HEkF1t tram -. Upton mort .a,tce, dated o. tuhcr
~ which mortgage, getncr with the
sale therein contained recorded in
OF the Register of Deeds in Grant COIN
- tic OF South Dakota. October seth. l2I9.
Fe, but sjosk $ m j" book ., Of Mortgages,
a long va,ereas, as there is claimed to be dne upon
nIorta5 ISL and is up upon land hereafter ea 'd de-
he sum Of 1en hundred and nin cteen and
lars, and no actioG or proceeding having
ituted at law to recover the debt secured
>uit thai ss1slsis, 81 1s ! %S2' nSrSSy given that
>maLshi desc deseriSea in ssi ,ots4s~, wi VIZ . r%s '%s
... , st quarter OF Section Thirty-fivc in
- ''Ss0f1Ip One hundred and twenty zone Of RANGE
"a ne, in eaid County, whicn sale VIII be
'il' sti the Sheriff Of said County. at the front
,I 'fri,, he Court House, in Mllbank, in said
iilt. April slst. 1906 at ten o clock Il. m, at
over nctiOn, to the highest bidder for cash, to
debt, interest and taxes If any. on said
-. ), and $1,000 attorneys fccs, and the dig
'tI " 'nts allowed BY law, subc cct to redemption
. liH gded by law.
4 ii, Id ut WatertoWn, $. D.. December 31st 1895
HIRAM -. IPToN.
. Morgagee
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Last March 20.
ANNeJA STATEN

For the year ending December 81. A y 1875 Of
the condition and affairs of The New lurt Life
Insurance Co. Cf New York, olgani2cd ultGt the
laws of New York. made to the auditor Of The
state OF south Dakotu, in pursuance OF the Jaws
of said State
Henry Tuck Secretary Charles g Wf.Eary
Principal office 3i6 3,S, broadway. Scu %z.Jr
Organized or Incorporated 1871. co, ST.. i. ed
business lSt5.
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lrch q. Lust April :. 1896
CE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOsU RE
ALE w hcreas, default has occurred in
1itions 81 mortgage gwen ny AinnZo
aud Elizabeth a Wardatl. his wife,
,ors, TO Hiram - Upon. mort gagec. dated
1897. which mortgage. together with
or or 6ule therein coutunrd. Was rer.rd-
% Ne office nf the Register Of Deeds III Grant
"a aud STAT. OF South Dnkota May list 1cSl.
u Jock noon IN book 23 of mort cages
2NlS. which mortgage Was sllncd hS
- ram ID. Upton To Alfred T. Batcheldrr,
ssIgDmeht IN writing dated juno LIST 1874,
Jrded IN the office Of salu tcgI sfer of Deeds
nary 2llh, 1896. III book &c, Of mort gagee
.a5:
whereas, there ls cla If.cd 10 be due upon
)rtgage Mt this date, ,ucludiug taxes pad
Years 1888. lS4 hni 1850 ON the land herein
sM described the rum Of Twelve hundred
- : three and % 100 dollars md ac;Ion or
SO "a as"s BY sr"a sa @ s q, Il" .
creof:
therefore. Notice s hereby given ihat
ortguge will hc toieclosca by sale of the
"a rs described T. said mort:.uge, W. The
~ asst quarter OF srrtian twenty thffe. III
hip one hundred twenty. Of kal ge fifty, iii
1uny, which sale wtll be made by the
OF said Cou 1ty. at the trout door Of the
House, in M,lhank III saiG County. April
w, 1T ~ ociatk a. m NJ public auction,
highest bidder for each 10 pay sad debt
4 aud taxes any, on sail premises, and
attorneys fees, and the disbursements
by law, snbjtct to REDEEM ptioa ~ provided
ID at Watertown, S Dak, February lst
ALFRED I BAT"HE' DER.
Assignee of Mort. gee
1a7tna.s~s HURcH, Attorney for Assignee of Mott
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URcH, Attorney for Mortgage.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
wATEREORD


The present Lord Waterford has just
made a reduction of 121k. per cent to the
tenants on his estates, not only in Water
ford, bat also in the county Wicklow,
where he has also large property.
Mrs. Ellen Roche the owner of q rick
OF beaten straw which was burned at Kill
bree, near Cappoquin, on January II, has
lodged. a claim for Els for malicious in
jury. -
A new National School at Butlerstown
to accommodate $50 children, was opened
recently by Rev. F. P. Flynn, P. P. The
contract tor the werk was satisfactorily
carried out, in accordance with the board
OF Works plan, by Mr.. P. Costen, builder
On January 18th a number Of personal
friends of DR.. V. White assembled in the
City Club, Waterford, under the presi-
dency Of the City High Sheriff, and pre-
sented the popular medical officer with q
silver tea service, marble clock and
chimney ornaments as tokens OF their
esteem, on the occasion of his marriage
According to the circuit arrangements
at present made. the Lord Chief justice
and Justice Andrews go on the Letnste,
Circuit and will consequently be the pre-
siding judges at the spring assizes, in
Waterford in March next. The judges
go out on circuit on Tuesday, Cd March.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15

PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, Countysof Henne@
Din--Probs to Court. g
In the matter Of the application for licenst
to rnortgag the real estate OF Patrick. Gum
mings. deceased.
ON reading and iling the petition Of Johr
p Barber and john Nc Aliistsr. the executSri
ct tie esta ,e Of said deceased. praying that
license be 10 thein gran ted to mortgage all @!
the real estate OF which said deceased died
seized, and 1t appearing by said petit Ion that
there is not sufficient personal estate In thu
hands of said executors to pay the debts out
standing against tire deco eased. and the leEa;
eos and expefse Of administration. and
that it Is necessary in order to pay such
debts. legacies ,aad expenses, to nortgsgs
said real esta tie in SAID pet t!on described.
1t is therefore ordered, that Eli persons in.
terestea in said estate appear before the said
PROBATE ourt. ut a genera! tern. ,rhe1ecf to
1896. at ten o'rlo:ks in the to,enoon. at the
said coun u. then ard there to show cause, 81
granted 10 said executors to mortgage said
petition.
. And it is further ordered, that nDt!ce o(
such hearing ie given 90 all persons in ter
ested in said estate. hv publishing this orde1
once each week for three successive weeks
Standard a newspaper printed and nub-
Dated at Minneapolis, this 31st day of Jan,
uarv. 1896. ---
BY the Court JOHN r. ST EELE.
T,Irf. Of pruhata
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15

attendance Of those. who came to pay him
i last tribute of: regar his funer l.a1
-s On January "a III. the Probate and Mat
srimonial court Dublin, before Justice
Warren, the case Of Hartford We. Conner
ford came on for hearing. The late Miss
Shortal, of st. Johns place, kiIkenny.
had made q will and appointed Mr.. j. r.
Hartford, Sr., and another as executors.
He proceeded to take out admfnis nistratton,
and the defendant lodged a ceveat which
caused the proceedings to be taken. The
will itself was in the handwriting OF the
testator Mr.. John p, Hartford, Sr., So
licitor, deposed that the testator left him
house situated in Rose Inn-street, Xii
kenny. and f100. He had always trans
acted business for the testator and was
her solicitor Plaintiff finally agreed to
pay the defendant f270 in full discharge
Of all claims and costs, and the court
granted a decree for probate.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
The Runaway Toys.

The Hobby Horse was so tired that day,
With never a. bite to eat.
That he whispered the Doll: <T shall Iun
away.''
And he galloped out in the street
With curly headed Doll on his back;
And hard at hiS. heels went the jumping
Jack!
And the little boy-he never knew,
Though the little Steam Engine blew and
blew.
Then the Humnling Top went round and
round,
And crash ed through the window pane,
And the scared Tin Monkey made bound
For the little red Railroad Train
The painted Duck went "Quack! quack!
quack."
But the Railroad Train just whistled
Till the Elephant saw what the racket
And packed his trunk and-away he
WENT
The little Toy Sheep III the corner there
Was bleating long and loud;
But the Parrot said "Hush!' and pulled
his hair,
And he ga!lopeu off with the crowd!
And the Tin Horn blew and the Toy
l@a, + Drum beat, H.. -.~
I. But, away they went down the frightened
x STREET. a
TIL they all caught up to the Railroad
Tran,
And they never went back to their homes
again! .- 4
5.l'he blue policeman and all the boys
< Went racing Aavysay--aWay!s ~
E'nr a, big reward for the runaway Toys
l,z Was cried In the streets that day,
1 But they. kept right on around the world
sIlS#.,. ls. #.,. SO wide, -
While the Little Boy stood on the steps
81. r. and cried.
Where did they go to, and what did they
IF$ts do?
r Bored hole to China and-dropped
t;Tf% through. ay'e' ~. -
4>--F. l.: Stanton, In the Chicago Times
Herald .a., Z. 49,. NJ. &e..,.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
K1Nc,,s Cn11NTY

f On January 81 Mr.. W. n. Whitaker
held an important sale of land in three
lots at Archersheld. The first lot con-
tanned ga 3r 3p; the second at Archers-
field Lot, contained ia 3r so p; the third
in Archer street lot, containing ga IT.
The land was held by Mr.. A. G. Boyd, NJ
A., solicitor, Kilkenny, and was pur-
chased by Mr.. George stallard, T. c., Kill
kenny at f325.
On the night of January 81 Woodlands
Che residence of Mr. Robert Goodbody
Birr, narrowly escaped destruction by
situated at the outskirts Of the town OF
fire. About o'clock the principal bed
room had been heated, and shortly after
ward Mr. Goodbody had his attention d.
rected to the apartment, which he found
in flames. The household Immediately
set to work to prevent the fire from
spreading, and with an abundance OF
water contiguous their efforts were re-
rwarded with success, but not until con-
siderable amount OF damage had been
done to the mansion.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
Our Fate In February.

When all the fields are white with
SHOW.
And l'eb1rlary's sun is far.
with Leila S t1impled face aglow,
What care 7 for the winter air?
Conpanioned so within the sleigh,
Her silver voice is cheer enough,
And while the horses speed away
One hand I clasp within the mutf.
Her lily lidded azure eyes FL,
Add to the quick, electric thrill.
For now two human destinies
Depend upon a maiden's s will.
The friendly south winds soft caress
BespeaHs a solutions fair.
And one una,uly, roguish tress
Fails where it banishes deapair.
Upon wavside orchard bole
We rote the fr.sky chickadee,
He seems to say, "Upon my soul,
Two precious fools, oh see, oh seeH'
What would he give If, from it's bark,
He could ascend to Joy like this,
Or when the evening shades grow
dark, ~
Imprint the repetitious kiss?
Dear Liela, though the spring delay,
And all the summer turn to snow,
Our lives are pledged to endless May,
And nothing else I care to know. "
Canadian Freeman. q
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
.WESTMEATH.

On the afternoon Of January 1S a fire
broke out in the Athlone Postoffice, but
fortunately very little damage was done.
Miss Galbraith, having occasion to light
the gas, went to a burner attached to a
large pillar in the center of the room.
AS soon as she struck a match, some gas
which had escaped became ignited, and
the pillar also caught fire. The alarm
was at once raised and several police
men and soldiers hurried to the spot,
and after good deal Of hard work, sue
ceeded in extingnishing the fire.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MlNNEsOrA. County of Hem
nepin .--Prohats, Court,
In the matter of the estate OF Patrick
FL. Barrett deceased.
On reading and fling he final account o
Nj. E. Grady the ex .cutor Of TIN, last will
OF said DECEASED and his petition i wing
for the allowance Of said account IN, N =
,'ecree assigning tie residue of said es -
'e py TSat sad pstton t n h h.
gene rsi term OF said Court TO be he
the Court House in the City of Minnea, u
in said County, on Monday the 2d d..
MARCH. 1896. at 10 o'clock in the forent
and that notice of SUCH hearing. be given
all persons In nterested. by publishing this .
der once in each week for three successi,
weeks prio, to said day Of hearing in Th
Irish STANDARD. u newspaper printed and pub
lis1ed In said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 4lh day of Fec
rlary, 1886.
By the Court; JOHN II STEELE,
Judge Of Probate,
VIM Fl. DOMAINE,
Attorney for Executor.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
KERRY.


At Kenmare, On January 16, Coroner
Mccarthy held an inquest on the body of
&. respectable farmer named John Mori-
arty, who was found dead about mile
from his residence on the previous day.
The medical testimony was that the de-
ceased had died ofsheart failure, and the
jury returned verdict in accordance.
At the meeting of the Tralee and Fenit
Pier and Harbur Commissioners, on JAN
uary q, Mr. Charles F.. Leahy was elect
ed secretary, in the room of the late Mr..
Redmond, by three votes TO two given for
Mr. John Ahern> the acting secretary.
Mr.. McElligott, after making a detailed
statement of his views in reference to his
motion for c.osing the canal, withdrew
it,, as he had, received no support from
the outside public bodies. though the
baronies were taxed for the Fenit Pier
to the tune of f3,938 9s sd for the past
year.
The Quarter Sessions for The Division
Of Listowel we're opened on January 22,
by Mr.. J. j. Shaw, County Court Judge.
Mr. McGillicuddy S. G. r., Informed the
judge that the calendar for the sessions
was blank Judge Shaw said similar
announcement was made in Killarney,
both Of which speak we'll for the peace
and order Of Kerry. q
While some prisoners were engaged re-
Gently in quariying in large plot Of
ground at the back Of Tralee Jail, two
skeletons were dug up within few
inches of the surface. They were the
skeletons OF male persons, and their ap-
pearance indicated that they had been
in the ground for considerable number
Of years No doubt is entertained that
the remains were those of persons who
had died during the famine year of l847,
and were inferred there without cotfins,
as was the custom during that awful Pc
Rod. At the inquest Mr.. Thomas Hynes,
of Ballymullen, deposed that he was
about IS years of age, and was for Sc
years a warden in the Tralee Jail. Dur
ing the famine time many persons had
died in the jail-three or four each night.
Thsre was also cholera about the same
time, and he was sure it was from fam
inc they died in jail, but, of course, some
died from the cholera. A verdict accord
ingly was rendered.
The opening of the salmon fishing On
the Killarney lakes took place on Janu.
ary II, on the Lower Lake, and resulted
in very cheerful rea.izations. There are
three hawls in this lake, viz, the Muck
ross hawl, which has been reserved by
it's owner, Mr.. H. A. Her rbert; the Glenna
hawl. which has been rented by Lord
Kenmare to Messrs. Power and Dodd,
of Killorglin; and the Cahirnane hawl,
which has been reserved by its owner,
Mr.. II. Herbert The result Of the days
proceedings with the cross lines was as
follows: Cahirnane. IA; Glenna, is; and
Muckross, A. The latter hawl has gen.
orally been unsuccessful at the opening
of the season, but ultimately becomes a
very favorable one.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
KILKENNY.

On January % Mr.. James McCreery,
John street house, Kilkenny, was sworn
in as sub-sheriff of the county for the en-
suing year. Messrs. James Poe and Son,
solicitors, Kilkenny, were appointed re-
turning officers.
A typical Irish Catholic passed away
on January Is in the person of Mr. Mi
chael Kenny, of Ki]leen, Kilmanagh, who
died at his residence at an advanced age.
He had the privilege Of giving three
daughters to religion-S1ster Benedict,
Of the Order of St John,of God, Water
ford; Sister Magdelen, OF the same order,
now engaged at the undation of a new
branch Of the order in Perth, in West
ern Australia, and Sister Ursula, who
died Of fever contracted in the discharge
Of her duty at the Kilkenny hospital "a
fourth daughter Mrs. Duggan, was with
the deceased ins HIS last moments. The
respect ia which he "a ass held BY a large
csIrles0k frtehdsa as mani tested sbN the
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
GALWAY.


Justice johnson and Justice Murphy
will 60 to the Cennaught Circuit, at the
Spring Assizes. Judge Madden will have
the Northwest Circuit all to himself, be-
ginning on March g.
At the Ba1linasloe petty sessions, on
January Is, before A, C.-~Newell, X. M.
Tin the 'chair) j. Ward, R. R. Wade and
f. Lyman, William Harney, a farmers
sen from Creash, Ballinasloe, was indtct-
eel for "That he, on the night Of January
II, did feloniously ana willfully kill and
slay one William Smith, in River street,
Ballinas.oe." The chairman said the
bench was of the opinion that there was
nothing pren1editated in the act of fiar
ney in giving the fatal blow with his fist;
and Mr.. Tyuke not ebjecting. they would
admit the prisoner to bail. himself in
200 pounds, and two sureties OF 100
pounds, to come UP Tor trial at the next
Roscommon Assizes.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
The Bridge ofIife.


Tell The fainting soul in the weary form
There's a world Of purest bliss,
Linked, as the soul and form are linked
BY a covered Bridge with this.
Yet to reach that realm on the other shore
# We must pass through transient
4.s gloom.
.knd must walk, unseen, unhelped, and
IL. Through that covered bridge-the
tomb. s+ @
But we all pass over on equal terms,
For the universal toll, =
Is the outer garb which the hand Of God
Has flung around the soul. q.
Though the eye is dim, and the Bridge is
81 s5sfS5 dark, ss s.
And the q'ivM 1t spans is wide,
Yet Faith points to q shining shore,
That. looans ON the other side. ssf
~ er1able our feet for the next days
1,o climb up at; golden ridge.
!: we must all die DOWN for one nights rest,
\ Inside Of the covered Bridge
\ N NJ z si Il William Ryan.
pierre. s. d. Word has just come to
q tI,lY in Of The burning of the Degrey
lce 80 nn Hes fsoilth of here. Tues
ls45S Jan1es, the postnase lost
~
II 6iI r
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15

The Time win Come. /

!. - = 1nIes H5PROPRIETOl
The Time Will Gomez
s3syllen sleal we thump Great Britain?
when shall the Eagle rise,
Il a nd with a scream of glory
KS Scratch out the Lions eyes?
When shall we say this nation
# Shall run this side alone,
Z And having said it do it,
Despite the British throne?
When shall the old-time spirit,
That made us what we are
4 Revive its pristine vigor
& And fire the count1y's star?
When shall the crowding Briton
Be taught for once and all
He is net lord and owner
4 OF this terrestial ballo
When shall the hardy Yankee,
Submitting foa, awhile,
Rise i1s the name Of justice ...
And smash old Englanh's S isle?
When shall the slow, encroaching
/. ConETOi or England CEASE,
Unless the Yankee nation
Secure the world release?
All other nations fear her
And tremhle at her nod;
Sse Thinks she has divided
The universe with God.
And are we like the others? a..
Are we to grovel, too,
At England's feet submitting
To all that she may do?
Have we no Yankee spirit?
Have we such towards grown,
TO trs1,lhle ait a sceptre,
And bow before a throne?
When shall the patriot father,
When shall the patriot son,
Teach England we inherit
The soul OF Washington?
Many Americans.
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
MAYO.

With deep regret we record the death
Of Rev. J., Gilvarry, C. c., Crossnlolina,
(son Of Daniel GilvalTy, Raahroe, Kilfian J
which took place at his residence, Cross
molina, on Jan. Is, after brief illness.
The deceased. who was in his usual health
and spirits UP TO a short time ago. caught
achill which developed into pneumonia,
and despite all that medical aid could do
{ ha passed away. on the date mentioned
Through the length and breadth Of North
Mayo the young priest is deeply and de-
servedly regretted.
We regret to have to announce the
DEATH uf Edward Kennedy Kilmore which
atook place In Dublin on Jan. 16. Mr.
Kennedy swas a large employer of labor
around Athleague, where his loss will be
much felt 's'ss
The Irish standard., 1896-02-15
FERMANAGH.

Some four weeks ago concert and
ball was held at Tempo. Several young
men uuarreled about a girl, and a man
named McDonagh. from Doom, interfered.
McDonagh. had & stick and man named
Murphy, of Fillyculla, endeavored to
take it from him. In doing so ne knocked
McDonagh down, and, it is alleged, that
when McDonagh got up he struck Muir
ply with stone on the head. A few
days ago Murphy became unconscious,
and McDenagh was arrested and lodged
in EnniskLlen' Jail. Intelligence reached
Enniskillen that Murphy had died on
January 20, and McDonagh was commit
ted for trial at the Assizes.
A serious fire broke out on January II
in the extensive business premises of Mr..
Samuel r. Murphy in the Main street,
Brookeborough. The entire establish
ment was burned to the ground, and an
adjoining house, occupied by a Miss
Bleakley, was much injured. For a long
time it was feared that the entire block
OF buildings in the street would be de-
strOyed. ~.