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Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
GREENVILLE.
Declined to Fuse-Win Put Out Mixed
 Ticket-Not at All Alarmed.

Greenville, Feb. 3.-(Special.)-Th pop ulites of this county held a conference here Saturday. The time for holding their conventions and primaries was fixed. A proposition for fusing was sent in by the republicans proposing a divis- ion of offices, but 1 understand that 1t was not accepted
 Ike Carter, called the leading repub- lican of this county, said this evening that the republicans would not go with the populites, for if they did they would be required to inderse free coinage, and that this they would not do. When asked what the republicans would do, his an- swer was rather significant when he said they would put out a ticket with two or three organized democrats on it, but they would be certain not to be silver men.
 The Johnston men in this section have not been at all alarmed at MT. Clarke's efforts in Jefferson, and they believe that Captain Johnston acted for the good Of the party in refusing to make joint canvass with MT. Clarke. The claim that Captain Johnston was afraid to meet the blue-eyed boy Is worse than absurd. There is just about as much in 1t as the claim at one time made that Jess Stall ings was afraid of the sledge hammer blows of the Montgomery Postmaster.
 By the way, MT. Editor, some of us would like to know if the Col. Mike Woods, who, it is understood, is now do- ing most of the writing Of the r. 0. organ at Montgomery, is the same Colonel Woods that played traitor to the demo- crats of the senate about the time of the court house legislature. If he is the same we are in no way surprised at his efforts to break up the democratic party, for if our memory serves us right he can yassed Montgomery county for the Stro- back wing of the radical party advocat- ing the election of the notorious negro, Whitaker to an office for which he was running. It would be interesting to know If the colonel was required to sign an aff1- davit to vote for the nominees when he came back to the party
 It is universally the case that those who went out and were let back are now all very anxious to have party discipline maintained There is at least one man on the state committee that voted no on the resolutions who few years since. after being In the convention that nomi- natedsa ticket worked for and voted for an independent, and was let into fu- ture primaries without any protest. Now you cannot make the bars too secure Tor him.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
GUNTERSVILLE.

Committee Meeting and Pri-
 maries Ordered.
 Guntersville, Feb 3.-(Special)-The democratic executive committee of this, Marshall county, held a meeting at this place Saturday. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Meigs, and after filling several vacancies and electing J. F. Kirby secretary, to fill the place of l.. P. Lewis, the committee issued call for a county convention on April 15, and or dered beat meetings on April Il, to select delegates to the state and senatorial conventions The meeting was very harmonious.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
BRADFORD.
Johnston Will Carry Coosa-Clarke No
 in

Johnston Will Carry Coosa-Clarke Not
 in It. Bradford, Feb 3.-(Special)-Th tide turns right along in this county-two months ago the Advertiser crowd had 1t their way, but it is that way no more. Johnston is daily gaining ground in this county. If it continues until the pri- maries he will scarcely have creditable opposition. Johnston is the man to har- monze the party, and harmony is what we need and harmony is what we are going to have in Coosa county. John ston can beat the pops and reps combined, and that is what will have to be done this year.
 Put Coosa county in the Johnston column.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
GREENSBORO.
Social Circles Lively-Seeking to Learn How
 Much Cotton Is Yet Unsold.

Social Circles Lively-Seekingt to Learn How
 Much Cotton Is Yet Unsold.
 Greensboro. Feb. 9.-(Special.) 1.-The so- cial circle in Greensboro during last week was quite gay. On Monday night the young people had a german at Enter pean hall. On Wednesday evening from 4 to D. m. Mrs. Dr. Ward gave recep- tjon to her friends. On Thursday night the young people gave another german, and on Friday night Mrs. T. R. Ward gave a reception complimentary to Misses Louise Melville and Page Nelson of Sell ma, who are the guests of Miss Bessie Ward.
 The citizens of Greensboro have gotten up a subscription to buy instruments for a brass band.
 The agricultural bureau at Washing ton has sent out circulars to reliable men in every beat in the cotton region asking for a report of the number of bales of
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
Oil company will run until the middle of

oil company will run until the middle of April.
 Yesterdays services at the Cumber- land Presbyterian church were unusually interesting. It was the eighty-sixth an- niversary of the denomination. and the pastor, Rev. J. J. Dalton, devoted the morning hour to review of the church's s history, from it's birth in 1910 to the pres ent time, when it has nearly 300, 000 members. The evening hours were set apart to the observance of the fifteenth anniversary of the Christian Endeavor society. The service was conducted by the Endeavorers and was quite interest ing.
 MT Charles Marshall was thrown from a horse this morning and painfully hurt.
 The party of hunters headed by Capt. w. P. Armstrong and MT. c. w. Hooper, have returned from Catharene. They had fairly good luck, killing three deer, four turkeys and a rattlesnake with fourteen rattles and a button.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
THE LATEST ALABAMA NEWS The Montgomery, Memphis and TuskaIoosa Road Sold. $30O,OOO WAS BID FOR II Col. H. C. Tompkins Boughtlt in for the Bond hoIders--lt May Go to the Mobile
 and Ohio.

Montgomery Feb. 3.-(Special.)-At noon today the Montgomery, Memphis and Tuskaloosa railroadawas sold at the basin here under a decree of the city court of Montgomery and was bought in for the bondholders by Col. H. c. Tomp- kins, who bid $500 900 for the property.
 The roadbed from this city to Tuska- 1oosa has been graded, the work costing, it is estimated, about $500,O00. The road has been bonded to the extent of $S60,ooO. One of the largest holders of the bonds Is an institution in this city, which holds about $150000. The balance of the issue Is held in smaller amounts by various parties In the east. Colonel Tompkins attended a meeting of the bondholders In New York last week when 1t was de- cided that the road should be bought in at the sale.
 What the bondholders will do with the road is not known yet, but it is rumored that deal is on foot by which the bond holders will dispose of the road to the Mobile and Ohio, and that it will be com pleted to Tuskaloosa at once and that later it will be extended to Columbus, Miss.
 Colonel Tompkins, as representative of the purchasers, put up a check today ]. for $25,000 as a guarantee that receivers 8 fees and court costs would be paid out of the purchase money.
 Cases Dismissed.
 Some time since nearly every baker and dealer in bread in this city was ar rested upon warrants sworn out by a negro named Caffey, charging them with violating an old statute requiring all bread offered for sale to be stamped with the name of the baker. The cases were called in the county court this morning, and it appearing that the prosecuting witness had fled the state they were dis missed.
 Plantation Sold.
 The plantation belonging to the es- tate of Dr. George McDade was sold at administrators sale today. It contains about 700 acres and MT. M. B. Houghton was the purchaser at $S per acre.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04

Reade and a critical estimate of Reade's place among the writers of his time. Dr. c. A. Cary gave lecture in the col lege chapel Friday night on the nervous system, the brain especially, and the cul- tivation of the brain. The lecture was of much interest and profit to the large audience, which gave most careful atten- tion.
 The measles have about finished up with the younger generation and nave begun on the older people, MT. Cloud, the Baptist minister, and MT Culver being among the victims this week.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
COLLINSVILIE.

Town Electiop-Everything Passed Off
 Nicely.
 Collinsville, Feb. 3.-(Special)-The municipal election for this place came off here Saturday, February 1, resulting in the election of F. M. Oliver for mayor, and B. A. Nowlin, N. w. Ward, w. D.. Reed, Henry Collins and Scott Collins for aldermen. The election passed off quietly and gave general satisfaction.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04
AUCTION.
 l5O horses and mules FebJ ruary 5. J. M. Neill & SoI, Union Stock Yards. 2-4.2t
Al Mail Route Changed.

N mHII HUuIU OHHHRBu Washington, Feb. 3.-The postmaster general has issued an order to the effect that, beginning February 1 and there after, registered mails will be made and dispatched from Palm Beach, Fla, to Nassau, in the Bahama islands. and has notified the postmasters throughout the country to forward registered letters to these islands to the postmaster at Palm Beach
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04

which attracted the attention of a neigh Dor, who ran out and saw the negro as he jumped the fence, and fired at him, but without effect so far as known. All day yesterday searching parties were out and one suspect is in jail.
 The prostrated condition of the lady prevents an Identification at present It is probable that when the fiend Is caught his punishment will be swift and sure. He Is black and smooth-faced, wore a black slouch hat and sack coat.
 A rundown system invites disease Hoods Sarsaparila is the health-g -giver.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-02-04

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
A "PeN Capita" Conundrum.

Every true worshiper Of the silver
'fetich" believes as the first article Of |
the free coinage gospel that if the GUAM.
tity CT money is doubled prices will be
twice as high. This is the essence Of the
per capita argument and is considered
By both silverites and ~fiatis.s to 10 the
sim Of financial wisdom. Second ollS
10 their faith in the sacred words "pa
capita" is the belief CT the cheap money
advocates that the undeniable prosperity
Ct France is due to the fact that that
country has about $40 Of money for each
inhabitant. Attempts to show that IN
reality the French people are prosperous
because Of their high level Of intelli'
gence, their skill in the industrial arts,
their system Of land holding and meth.
DDS of cultivation and the great and
varied natural Of the country
have had no weight with the che ldead
silver agitators.
Since France has nearly twice as
much money per capita as the United
States, according to the believers IN the
theory that the quantity of money hSes
prices, goods should be twice as dear ID
France as in America. Now it is noto'
rious that such is not the case. IN !nS
contrary, the products Of French mills,
factories, ETC., are sold SO cheaply tha'
it is necessary to impose heavy duties
On them to prevent their competition
with high priced American goods. WIN
some per capita financier explain wa!
the large volume Of money N Francs
does not raise prices in that country!
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
NOTICED or MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. Default has been m9de I'D Tue cor.
ditions of a certain mortgage executed anu
delivered bv John franklin Ml!ict; r'nEIe
man, mortgagor. to The Iowa Land company,
Limited, Mortgagee. dated 1st day OF April A.
ID. 1881. and recorded In the once OF the hes
lister of Dee II OF the county OF Duna!o: N inc
state OF South Dakota on 9th April 1871 at z
O'Clock D. m. I'm BOOK 4 OF Mortgages on page
5j-; upon which mortgage there - now uue
and payable The sum Of Two hundred sixteen
d liars and fortytwo cents lszin az, anu me
said mortg agee has elected TO declaie the en-
tire sum secured thereby due ana payable;
and no action or proceeding has been insti.
tuicd at law or in equity to rec yer !tc deDt
secu red BY said mortgage or any pari thereof.
Now, Therefore. Notice il hereby. given,
that by virtue of the power OF salt IN said
mortgage contained and pursuant 70 me
statute in such case made ana pfo'lueu; ene
SAID mortgage will he foreclosed by a SAFE OF
the mortgagcd premises therein described ana
The said m ,rtgaged premises viii be soid az
pubic vendue by the sheriff Of the county OF
buffalo, state o. South Dakota, at the front
door OF the court hor Sc in the village OF Gam
Valley, county OF Buffalo, State of Soufh ia
kota. on sa'urdav. the lst day OF August, a.
D., 1916, at one O'Clock In the afternoon OF
thai dav. to satisfy the amount which shall
then be due on sad mortgage and the sums
thereby secured, together with the costs ana
expenses OF foreclosure, Including Slo OF the
attorneys fee stipulated in said mortgage 10
be paid In case Of the foreclosure thereof.
The premises described in said mortgage and
so to be 20 d are situated in the county OF
Bufaio, state Of South Dakota, aud are de-
scribed as tul Ows to VT:
The south halfof the northeast quarter (S1.
ofNtA) and the east atlt 81 Inc southeast
quar;er(klk of SEA- Of section twenty-five Cs2)
in township one h"ndred and eight Qh3) north
Of range .~xtyeight 90 vest otthe fl IN r.. ~.
and cont dining, according TO U. s.. Govern
ment survey, one huudrci and sixty Il ~
acres, mo Z oi less.
Dated this SIN day OF June, A.. d 1896.
The Iowa LAND COMPANY. LIMITED.
E. l.. DRURY, Mortsasec.
ATTORNEY for Mortgagce.
GIna.AAnrlnin u - hul
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23

venduc bv the Sheriff OF the
county of Buffalo State of South
Dakota, at the front door OF the
C urt house IN the village of Gam
Valley, county of Buffalo, State Of
South Dakota, on Saturday, the LIST
day of August, A. D., 1896, at one
O'Clock IN the afternoon of that
day, to satisfy the amount which
shall then be due on SAID mort
gage and the sums thereby Sc,
cured, together with the costs and
expenses of foreclosure, including
$40 of the attorneys fee stipulated
in said mortgage to be paid II
case of the foreclosure thereof
The premises described IN SAID
mortgage and so to be scld are
situated in the county of Buffalo.
state Of South Dakota, and are
described as follows, to-wit:
The southwest quarter (SWD Of
sc ton twenty (20) IN township
one hundred and ~ (l00 north
ot range slxtye!ght (6S) west of
the fifth p. NJ, and containing
according TO L.. 5. Government
survey, one hundred and sixty (l60)
acres, more orl s..
Dated this sth day of June, A.
. ,l-96.
kER n. DUNLoP,
(. /. DRURY. Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgagee.
chamberlain. ). Oak.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGES SALE.

Whereas, Default has been made
in the conditions of q CERTAIN
mortgage executed and delivered
by Frank J. Mottl and Francis
Motif, his wife. mortgagorS, to
The Iowa Land Company, Limited,
mortgage, dated 9th day of Nav
\. y. 1892, and recorded IN the
otlicA Of the Register OF Deeds of
the county of Buffalo, in the State
of South Dakota, on 10Th May
1892 at one o'clock p. m. IN 30
. OF Mortgages on page Us; upon
which mortgage there Is now due
and plyable the sum of two hui
drei ninety dollars and tftynlne
cents (S29o.59). and the SAID mort
glgre has elected to declare the
entire sum secured thereby dle
and payable; and no actin or pro-
ceedng has been Instituted AT law
orln equity 70 recover the debt
secured ty said mortgage or any
part thereof.
Now. Therefore, Notice Is here
by gwen that by vn.ue of the
power Of sale IN said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the
statute IN such ca e made and pro
vlded, the SAID mortgage will be
forccloSed by 4 sale OF the mort
gagged premises therein described
and the said m~ortrlgei premises
Wit be sod at public vendue bY
the Sheriff Of the county Of Buffalo
State of South Dakota, al the front
door OF the cNu-t house IN the
village OF Cam Valley, county Of
BaiIa.o. state IF Soath Dlko;1, on
SATURDAY,. the it day Of August,
y. d. 1926 n one O'clock IN the
afternoon Of that dav. u satisfy
the awouu: witch >ha then be
d9e on sand mortgage and the Sums
thereby >ec0rei. '-selier with the
costs and expenses Of foreclosure,
including So Of the attorneys tee
stipulated IN SAID mortgage 10 be
paid N case Of the foreclosure
thereof
Xat Y.cM.Se, de>tribet N SAID
wD:tGa-e and 80 10 Oe sold are
situated in the c Untv u Buffalo.
State ! SoUlh paNota, aui arv
described IS follows, to.wit:
The north west Qrar.cr M
OF section thiriyhye l35l II towu-
ship one hundred aud SIX @
north OF range >lNtyNiDe l5f1 -,
OF tie fifth II. W.. and containing,
according to | : Government.
survey. one lunlrei ana s.X.y
100 acres. more or less.
Dated this SIN day of jane, =
d., 1926.
The Iowa LAND CoXP!SY. LIN
TIED, Mortgage.
+. l.. DEvRY.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Chamberlain. :. OAK.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. Default has been made
II me conditions .: I ctr;!ln
m'-r- vNrcu!ed ana delivered
ty Yat..p g.. lIo'ztr.
m nnwa~u,i m.n. mortgacor. -
lat Iowa LlHl Company. Limited.
r'st-agvr. iat.. nd uav Of jaw
y. y. i :. Aud recorded IN It's
NH q, II ine Register IF Deeds Of;
I'll" COUNTY ii ;ildao IN the State
O.: ) nj. pl<oA. On lSth Ju.y
l>'t :: o't.5cN = m. N Book 8
o. Mortgages on page Isl: upon
NA;t. " 'rIce mere : aov due
aHi ulr. :aH sum ot two hun
! e4> 49, .:t:Vo dollars aud fifteen
t.l.> >--..tl. and the SAID mort-
-! Is ,.-c:vl < declare the
en:.-e SIN secured thereby daeand
plyan.e: nd 10 action or proceed.
Ing has been :n>:t;!:ei !: lav or
III eqI:v t' recover the deb; Sc
cured by SO mortgage or any
par: there
Nov, There. r.. No:ice IS here
Is given thai b. t,s:!e OF The
power If sale n mortgage
contained and psr> - the
>:a:3,e n >a,h case M. and pro-.
VI i. ;he sad mo-tEsE- III. oc
:s~e - by = sac u Il ~or:-
ga-.tt--u.>e> therein d,>. d
an. Ill. >.i mo:,-lged prem.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23

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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
4 Simple Little Problem.

According 10 the orators who weep
over the horrible crime Of 1873 silver
was demonetized 90 years ago. Ever
since that time an agitation for res'ot.
ing 1.-The dollar of our daddies" has peen
carried On. If the result Of % years ~
yer propaganda is the defeat Of le'
coinage il the popular branch 0. cou'
greSS, by a vote Of more than 5Wh
how long will il take at this rate WS''
cure a majority Of both houses:
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
NOTICE OF MoRrGAGEsALE.

Wle-4as. Default has been made in the
ca1d tons q, Il c-rtain mortgage exc
cu.ei 49, delivered rs Duacau McR re
An. Caar.tv NeRss, MS wife mDrtcagrrs,
70 T-e IJwa Land Company, Limited,
atr.s.es. dated 18th day of AJril A.
d. 49,, al -ecac Il ID the office 0; the
as.!>..r - D.ei : - the county % BGt-
f.i..: il :-- ~t-;4 ~ Sru.h Dakota, on
"a ~ ->tt q. ! o'c.ock n. IN, il
Ro5k - n, :.,c-s OF page 81; upon
~.icu -7--4:- there i now du. AID
Az =.-=.sG ott$o hundred fifteen
De- = ST! sx-ytSo celts ~(S2l5.f2).
So :=.A.4 mortgage has elected to
:.c.-4 80 entire sun secured thereby
: a = .a~-tl'l'et a. las or In
v. t-e deb secured by
-. - oca~y part Thereof.
-4:.:.-e Mice j. hereby c'ven,
-: y--.- c::1s p-we, .! sale il
- ~ - :"-r'aati ahi p%1rsulnt
- .+--a-- u -ccl case ra:e and
80. :-=-a: mort. "a wi.. be fore
: $50 ctta= Uoc gagged prem
--:-i.e ans tte SAID mort
-. 6. sd NJ pubic
p : @. -ae county f
>o--- D.lo'I a. tn
- e.: bose N toe
- mats % SGf>!o.
-. o1 >ati lay.
49, :. - 1926. a.
-:-rr- a -..- DAY.
-. - - -- .s= - .
-,-.- -. 80 n. CO.'S
t- -:----. " g j $50
-.- .. !: said
. = =: /: 80 fore.
= -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23

OOO north OF range slxtyelght (6S)
west Of the fifth =. NJ. and con
tanning, according to L. 5 Gov
erHment survey. one huntred and
sixty CG0) acres, more or less.
Dated this Slh day of June, 4,
D.. 1896.
THE Iowa LAND CoMPANY, LIN
TIED, Mortgage.
L. l.. DRURY.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Chamberlain, :. OAK.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
Fraudulent Currency.

A currency worth less than Np|
ports TO be worth will il the end delfaa'
not only creditors, but all who are eu
gagged IN Legitimate business, ara nUI'
more surely than those who are daP,H1
ent upon toll for their daily oIe.":,
From Message Of President Grant 49,"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. OetaU,: has been made
IN the conditions Q: : certain
mortgage executed and delivered
by Albert >chme,iug. ! single man
mor;gagor. 70 he- d. DunIou.
mortgage, dated 18Th DAY q:
april y. u lS4c. AMI rv-3rled IN
re office Of the Register = Deeds
me county O. b1a-.o. IN Tie
>.i,e Of Soa:h D.hl;a. q 18Th
\ ~ 1920 !, one O'clock p. n. IL
IT,. Q: Mortgages on pa.a So:
up: -.ch mortgage there is nov
DIS s., .tavable the sE'n g: toar
hr@,.--. y"entyetght dollars auG
elg t-v: ceriS ~s+2>.>>, .ud
the >a.l ,4or,-aCee has elected :,
declare :ht en:irr sum stta-et
thereby dc c&pavable: and 10
Or p.c--- an has been in
>:;tl;e3 :: ..v 9~:r eiul:y % re-
s5Yevrae heb. secured oy said
or .1y ~; t.or5ot.
New. The eto-e. Nt.:calS here
~ gwen. tia: by Y,r.e a: the
over q: sale 7 s.:l ~-3r..ase.
and p~U->@.-: h ,Ig
,:.:1te II >.ch case MAJ and
~oy:iei. is sad mortgage So.
x :~s-ec.o>ei y 4 sac :: Tie
.3r,-.-ei ~ U;>-s therein Ic-
.er.c. and me sand mort-.ytd
'rem.>a: 81. Be sold a. ulo.!c
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23

Great Cures proved By voluntary s snv
ments Of thousands Of rlen aid women SIS
that Hoods ~SarSaparills actually Goes ~
power 10 purify the blood and cure d'e'
Moods Pills are especially prepaie'"
taken with Hoods ~Sarsaparllla s%'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-07-23
Wanted-An Idea :; :ss ssa ship. ss's.

Erotect. your ideas: they may bring You wealth
Mr;te JOHN W~EDpEkbCEN & Co, Patent Attor
Se!si MaSh;nst1n. =; .,f2r their Sis" prize oIel
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-09-21
HOPS AND SILVER.

A subscriber says Saturday a hop
grower was in the city trying to get
silver to pay off hop pickers. The
bankers wanted premium of ten per
cent on the SO cent dollar. He worked
the town and got what change he
needed.
Hop growers sometimes have to pay
a premium to get silver to pay their
hands, but it is not likely that Sa-
lem banker would charge any pre-
MUM on it il he had it to spare.
Just at this season of the year 1t
would be in order for DR.. Cuslck to
ship in his carload of silver. 1t could
be used even with the little remnant
OF hop crop we have, and going as IL
is for beggarly price. Yet there are
farmers who are g0ldbugs!