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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
FIRST OPINION
1. ! OF TRAGEDY .
is CONFIRMED
VERDICT IN INQUEST ON DEATH
OF THOMAS THoRsoN GIVES
TEMPORARY INSANITY E:
+ - As CAUSE,

The aftermath of the tragic death of
Thomas Thorson, clerk of court, as
shown in the coroner's inquest held
last week, brought out nothing new
to throw light upon the cause of the
tragedy, further than to confirm the
general opinion that the deceased
was suffering from temporary insan-
ity when he came to his death.
The coroner's jury consisted of P.
j.. McClory, Chas.. Taylor and Jens
Svee. ~ :
Harry Kneeshaw was sworn and
testified that he was talking to the
deceased Saturday and noticed at the
time that he acted strangely-like q
man that was insane.
Attorney Fred Cuthbert testified
that he called at the clerks Office
Saturday to get a subpoena and was
convinced that deceased was laborins
under some severe mental strain and
that he spoiled eight subpoena blanks
before he finally succeeded in proper
ly filling out one subpoena on the
ninth blank. >:'' -,
Jack McLain, VIM. Bedford and
Herman Rutten testified to finding
the body as related in last weeks is
L. D. Smell, who was living in the
Thorson home, identified the razor as
belonging to him. He kept it lying on
g shelf in the kitchen just over where
the water bucket stood. It is proba
BILE that when deceased set down the
bucket of water which he was carry
ing in, the last time any one saw him
alive, he. noticed the razor on the
shelf, picked 1t up, put it in his pocket
retired to the barn and Immediately
inflicted the fatal wound.
DR.. Jones testified to the nature Of
the wound and that it was the un
mistakable cause of death.
The verdict of the jury is: "Tha1
said Thomas Thorson came to his
death because Of wounds inflicted OF
his person with razor, which SAID
wounds were self inflicted by sale
Thomas Thorson while suffering from
temporary insanity caused by sick
ness" 49, = ..... II - = - no. 4
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
MEETINGS FINE. ATTENDANCE
FTSs LARGE. - - ~

Ii The attendance upon the sessions
of the Bible Institute now in progress
at the Presbyterian Church is certain
" phenominal in the history of spe~
Ecial services in Devils Lake. The
church from the very first session has
been full, and with each meeting the
interest has been marked by a decid.
ed advance; though beginning at a
{ mark exceedingly high. These serv:
ices are characterized by very care.
fus and clear presentation of the truth
as 1t Is found in the Word of, God
The preacher, Rev. T. s.. Thompson
pastor of the Presbyterian Church al
SLeeds.is q very able man and possess
;ies the rare faculty Of making truth sc
Ssllaint that all can readily understand
all he has TO present. Clear, convinc
Ing and logical he has |"made good
!. regarding the three essential qualities
,..of q good augur and good preacher
;. begins at once, cuts all the time, and
quits when he gets through
In the service of song there is ne
better man in the state of North Da
kota than Rev. Ralph T. Fulton, Of
Fargo In the singing at the session.
OF the Bible Conference each yea
! he has been heard and Is wen known
to the people Of this : community.
Possessing a. rich, mellow, baritone
voice he Is In the fullest possession
Of its powers. He sings at each serv
ice. ss + .; i. S..s 81, j..
Evening services begin Ia 1880 eac1
evening, Saturday excepted. The at
4ternoon services this week at 3: OF
o'clock. Next week illustrated serv
ices for the young people win be a
400 o'clock to accommodate the
youth in the public schools.
Be sure TO make the most Of this
really great opportunity at your yer,
door. Services are not lengthy. Lot
of:good singing from one Of the bes
of new. besks. Welcome, . u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
. LOCAL 8 { 4 ]. ]. NEWS ! |:
Harry Edwards is visiting at Graf:

Harry Edwards is visiting at Graf
ton. ". !. / n j
Mrs Geo Blaisdell is visiting ; ct
Minot. @ 81. s .:..A: e. {; J.
IS: Alfred Dahl of Crazy sundayed in
this city. i. Nh - (, . =, :. ~ i = Z
!. W. G. Fosburg was at Minneapolis
on business last week. s5 .s s;
J. L. Rublke was Sunday visitor
In tbs city from Crary. mp + ::.
Miss Helen: Small, Of Crazy Sun.
dayed In the metropolis. r. si}jFas
Mrs. .Chas. Wright, 81 Crary, was a
Devils Lake visitor Sunday. -.
Jim McCanna, Of Cando, was q
Devils Lake visitor Tuesday.
.~s J. NJ. Thompson returned Monday
from a trip TO New Mexico. 4 49,
4. Miss Margaret Connolly is conval.
escing after a severe Illness ri AFT /
Real Monarch. shirts to sell at SO
cents. New York Cash Store. : {
latg:* b. Greene was at Cando on busi
ness the" fore part Of the week. %.s'': !:
5IsS;ssss on will see all kinds of goods AT
the New York Cash Store today,
William shaney Of Towner county
was 9 Devils Lake visitor Monday.
c. JacobsonGwas at Rugby the fore
part OF: the week on legal business
Mrs. O.. \ Samuel 81 8 webster i, 81, was
\ In the city the fore part*of the week
I*@ r. e. R otner and wife Of Perth
\: were Devils Lake visitors over Sun
: day 5!sS. 3s;;3y. L, :y,. j.:
n Victor Dingle, was 2 business yisitol
In Grand Forks the fore part Of the
week: So \ y 3
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18

~ Az-AS
Il J. p. Butler was down from Hope.
Wednesday. -. -" - e, W." 81
Peter sorenson of Webster was
here Tuesday: / - .s-'' s1s =. !, = ''%.s; :.
Mrs. c. C., Ladd was visiting at
Grand Forks. ". IT. - 3:.@as1is,,ss 4.
Miss Hazel Hopkins was a Minot
visitor last week. -. - So %a:$*I ~
y Victor WARDROBE was here from
Leeds Tuesday. ~ * :. ts.ae + n :;
VIM. Anderson was a business visit:
o., in ,Minot this week. 3: ~ y ~
Miss Bdith Leigh, Ct Dunseith has
been visiting in this city,. IL :..;:S q
"A baby girl was born to- Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Edin last week. .*s IF II
Hugh Hoy of starkweather- was a
Devils Lake visitor Tuesday. 2.S q
William Poppy, Of Grand Forks,
visited in; this city Tuesday. 8
!: r. Anderson and wife Of Warwick
We're Devils Lake shoppers Tuesday.
Mrs. Owen Colebank, Of Lawton
was shopping in the metropolis Tues
day. "a: f -fs+ ~ (. s:.sssss~
: A lot of new things in dry goods
and clothing for spring now on sale
at Mann's department store " Z. ~
! Arthur Reade, manager of the Sc.
villa, WAS at; Grand Forks this week
attending q hotel mems meeting = 4; q
i, ,Mann's bargain basement is full Of
the I greatest bargains you ever saw
I II swill pay you well to make lit .
visit. ~. ?. NE # M :. NH 4,
Mr., and Mrs. g: H. Smith returned
home Tuesday from their eastern trip
where Mr. Smith was purchasing
goods for the New York Cash Store. :,
Irwin Merrill and. O., Perkins are
among those who have purchased new
Waltham pianos Of the chas, H., No
dine Plano Company and had them
delivered during the past week. 81,
Mr.. Hansen, one Of the county com
|:nlisssoners sof ToWner county was in
this city this week + In consultation
with the commissioners OF this county
relative to q bridge to be built on
the line Of the two counties =.
Prof. =. H. Aaker. candidate fol
governor was brought up on i farm
He has been a teacher for % years
= Of which he was president Of Con
cordia college and s years proprietor
of: Aaker's Business College, Fargo
For & years he was, actively engaged
In general merchandising Il and e
maineds q partner n the business FOL
IL years. He served, as mayor d
Moorhead for one term. In all post
ltions he has made: a marked success
and It Is fair to assume he viii al
I governor. ., \: . IS q
II -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
C. E. Norquest Official In Charge, Local Office.

will spend their honeymoon returning
to this county in about two or three
weeks. They will be at home to their
many friends on farm near Fox
Lake after March 18th. 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-02-18
The First National Bank Of Devils
Lake, D.. loans money on Real
Estate at#a very low rate0f interest.
You can pay your loaR at any time
With US. Vi .s,.s,. /. .IzI

4 G0eWV " Y WI tVW uQtVV VI UHtVa VSbs
You can pay ,your. loan. at any time.
With us. Vi :...y..s. i. ..s...s:.. . AN
"a Spring fancies the newest and best
creations are shown, at the New York
Cash Store. ~ .sssss: y: W Z;
J. 3. Middaugh OF Cando was q
business visitor In. this city the FIRST
Of the week. B. & a.. .:s
ss Keep posted on the new spring
goods pouring into the. New orkE
Cash StoreaG547s a45 Z -
Miss Beatrice Manseau who has
been visiting at Minneap returned
home Sunday. III n E. I, s.
.=5 A railroad overall, The Penn, for
Is cents per pair ct the New York.
Cash Store. s5F 8ss $5= VI VI sSS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Halliday, who have
been visiting in i Canada returned
home Saturday
Kuppenheimer atershe ds'' are
Z 81 avs apie. " IIgnL.I new
York Cash stoer.
. Cols Jos. Kelly had as his guest
over Sunday Hon. John Kelly, Of
owner county. 81 5s5 5s'S al 81
We have them 1t all prices, mems
\ oyershoes 500 and UP. New York
Cash Store.
A. Belcourt OF Grand Harbor was q
Devils Lake visitor yesterday We
acknoWledge pleasant cali from Mr..
. Belcourt .5s53s
The Ramsey County National Bank
has Money 10 Loan on Farms, Money
% Loan on City Property Rates low,
B Terms Favorable. ss ss.s,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
Snoddy-Llewellyn Nuptials.

Mr.. Robt. G. SnOddy and Miss
Abbie Llewellyn, only daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Llewellyn
were married at the home Of the
brides parents, on North Jeffer,
son street, We'd: 7th inst, at s 80
p. m., DR.. A. A. Wallace official,
ing. Miss Lutte Vaughn was maid
of honor, Mr.. Eugene Zeller of St
Louis groomsman.
The other attendants were Miss
Snoddy, sister of the groom, Miss
Etheridge and Messrs. Fred and
R. NJ. Llewellyn,
Mr.. Snoddy is salesman for the
Carleton Dry Goods Co.
After a brief visit with friends
and relatives of Mr.. Snoddy, the
couple will reside in Mexico, Nc
The Message wishes the happy
couple prosperity together auj
every joy that welded life car
give.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
Little Child Dead.

Little Fred, the four year old
son of DR.. and Mrs. Fred Griffin
of this city, died last Friday
night, at eight O'Clock, of dip.
liberia. The child had been Ill
about two weeks. Rev. Willis
Carlisle held funeral service at
the home Sunday afternoon, al
two o'clock, burial in Elmwood
cemetery. Little Fred was a great
favorite, the only child in the
home and his death comes as 6
sad blow to the fond parents. Oul
deepest sympathy extended then
in their sorrow.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Amos jackson failed to satisfy said deed
of trust of record and the same remains
n cloud on plaintiffs title.
the Circuit Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, in vacation, that publication be
Aforesaid, that piaintiff has commenced
an action against them in the Audrain
County Circuit Court, the object and gen
eral nature of which is to obtain decree
of said Court satisfying the deed OF trust
aforesaid, and yesting the record title in
the following described, real estate IN
feet off of the East side of the following
described tract of land; Begin at the
North East corner of lot of ground East
Of Cardwells Addition to the City of Mex
leo, Missouri, formerly owned by VIM. II.
Dyer; run thence South ia feet, thence
feet to the South line of Liberty street eN-
tended, thence run West along said line
l2O feet to, the point OF beginning; eX-
East side which was sold to the City of
Mexico by Ricketts, & Beck and also eX-
cepting and reserving that part Of said
Mexico being a strip. - feet wide on OF
the North end of said lot or parcel Of
Street S1 ali al in Mexico, Missouri; in the
plaintiff free from any claim or interests
Of any of the defendants herein: And
now you said defendants, are hereby
notified of the tendency of said suit, the
object and general nature thereof, and
unless you be and appear in the said Aud.
regular term thereof to be begun and
held at the Court House in Mexico, Aud
rain County, Missouri, on the 3rd Monday
in January, 1911, and on or before the
first day OF said term, plead, answer or
demur to plaintiffs petition the same will
be taken as confessed and decree rendered
as prayed in the said petition.
And it is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published in the Mexico Mis-
souri, Message. a weekly newspaper pub
lished in Audrain County, Missouri, for
four weeks successfully, the last insertion
to be at least Is days before the first day
| Of said term of said Court.
A true copy from the record Attest -
| (Seal.) w. II. NORRIS, Clerk
Audrain County Circuit Court
Fry & Rodgers, Mexico, Mo.
Attys. for Plaintiff
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
A BANK ROBBERY.
Bandits Visit Martinsburg aud
Get Away With Big
Haul.

The Martinsburg Bank was rob-
bed last Tuesday morning, about
2 80 o'clock and the bandits got
away with between $1,000 ana
! 81, 500.
There were two explosions AMI
the safe was wrecked and ruined.
The building was also badly dam
aged.
The first explosion awoke Z. p.
French, one Of the stockholders
and directors, who hurriedly
dressed himself and tok lantern
and went out into the darkness to-
ward the bank. When he neared
the bank building some one cried
to him to halt and not to advance
at his peril. Mr.. F7anch went
back and aroused Postmaster
Pritchett and both armed them
selves and went to the defense o.
the property. But ere this time
there was another explosion and
then the bandits were able to get
to their booty. They got about
$500 in silver and gold and cur
rency and made their quick ca
cape,-just how many there were
or in what direction they went no
one knows.
The bank had burglary insm-
ance and will lose nothing by the
visit of the robbers.
The Martinsburg Bank is one Of
the most prosperous ana most
stable banking institutions in this
section of the State. After the
robbery it was doing business at
the regular hours Tuesday. The
bank is Differed by the following:
Stephen Bertels, president; E. p.
French, vice-president; II. L.
French cashier. The directors in
clude the above with the addition
Of the following: n. NJ. Friedman.
E. p. johnson, J. C. Blain, and G..
F. Fennewald.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
KILLED BY CARS.
Man 80 Years of Age Badly Man
gled Here Tuesday.

]. f. Freeman, who used to re-
side near Fulton, lately living
with his nephew, Elwood Free
man, in this city, was struck by a
c. & a. passenger train here Tues
day afternoon. The accident hap
pened under the bridge over the
railroad tracks. The railroad
men testify that as their train APP
preached him Freeman was walk
ing between the main track and a
switch and then he suddenly step
ped in front of the train. He was
frightfully mangled and was kill
ed almost instantly. He is said to
have been so years of age.
Coroner Coil held an inquest
yesterday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
LADDoN1A ITEMS.

Miss Edyth Torreyson, who is
teaching in Benton City, visite /
home folks Sunday.
Little Irene Faddis has been
sick the last week.
Miss Eta Eastman, of Wells
vile, is visiting relatives here.
The Baptist church will have
a Christmas tree on Christmas
eve.
George Ramey visited al
Hutchinson Sunday.
Miss Clara Stuart visited ii
Benton City, last week.
The Baptist ladies will have
bazaar Saturday, Dec. 10, at TIN
Elzea building.
Miss Luke Simpson is yisitins
relatives in Oklahoma
Miss Margaret Williams !
clerking for A. Il. Bruton.-
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
BEAN CREEK.

Mrs. Dick Nichols had a con-
festive chill last week; has been
seriously ill.
Lilben Dudley while saving
wood last week got his hand badly
cut.
The little three year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Rosen-
thai died Saturday, Dec. 3, Of
whooping cough and pneumonia.
Was buried in the German grave
yard Sunday.
Mrs. Sthorm, of Stanton, ILL.,,
an aunt of Joe and William Mong-
lar, died last Saturday, Dec. 8.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Wilson, of Chico
Springs, New Mexico, died re
GENTLY.
William Mangler buchercI
hogs Monday.
There will be a box supper al
Bean Creek school house, Friday
night, Dec. 8.
A certain young fellow in this
vicinity was crossing a pasture
one night last week. He saw
something he supposed was Z
skunk, He took out after it anC
ran it a good distance-when ht
found out what it vast was ;
horse with a white foot.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Saves you Money and Makes us
a little. We are jointly benefited
when you call and purchase a
Radiant Home hard coal base
burner Do on know you can do
the heating of four oak stoves
with a Radiant Home stove9 No
smoke, no SCOT, no gas in the
house, ana OF how they last.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
State of Missouri

OftDEh Ot PUBLICATION.
State Of Missouri
County Of Audrain
In the Circuit Court January term, 1911.
George f. Clark, Plaintiff.
The Unknown Heirs, Devisees and Assigns
and Legal Representatives of Amos
jackson, deceased, $500. Defendants.
The State of Missouri, to the above named
defendants Greeting:
You are hereby notified that on this
December lst 1910, Plaintiff files with the
Clerk of the Audrain County Circuit
Court, in vacation, his petition duly veri-
filed by affidavit, wherein plaintiff, states
that he is the owner and In possession OF
the real estate hereinafter described, and
In possession thereof and have paid all
taxes thereon for more than IS years last
past, and plaintiff further alleges that the
defendant Amos Jackson Is dead and that
his heirs, devisees, assigns and legal rep
resentatives, defendants herein,. are I'M
known, and plaintiff further alleges that
he verify believes there TIRE persons inter-
ested In the subject matte" of this suit as
heirs devisees, assigns or legal represent
tatlves OF. parties claiming by, through or
cannot insert because they are unknown
to PLAINTIFF that any interest or claim
that defendants may have IN the land
hereinafter described, is derived by
October goth, 1859, o. W. Lowe the then
owner of the real estate hereinafter des-
cribed, executed a deed of trust 10 one
Stephen jackson trustee to use of Amos
jackson els 70 Sooo secure The payment OF
terest, that said deed OF trust was duly
recorded In Recorders office In Audrain
County In Book 3, page SCI that said
note and debt has long since been paid
and the deed OF trust satisfied, but said
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to return our Sincerest
thanks to all our good neighbors
and friends who administered SO
tenderly in the late illness and
death of our father, Andrew j.
Pierce.
Mark Pierce and Wife anG
Children.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Mrs. Florence Luckie, guardian,
will have a public sale Of live
stock, farm implements, ETC., on
the Robert Luckie farm, three
miles east of Mexico, on Thurs
day, Dec. 18th. Don't forget the
date.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

A man 90 years old can run "a
Radiant Home Hard coal stove to
a nicely, age cuts no figure in the
manipulating of stove of this
brand.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

c. E. Casper, of Rush Hill, has
entered suit against the Wabash
railroad for $705 for a delayed
shipment of live stock.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
Benton City.

Special services at the Baptist
church Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, respectively. Also ser.
vices Sunday, at IL a. m, and I
p. m.
j. w. Keltner, Pastor.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
In Judge suttOn,g Honor.
j. w. Keltner, Pastor

Judge j. D. Sutton's term o.
office as County Court Justice ex-
pires this month and Judge Alex
Carter gave a dinner in his honor
at Judge Carter's fine country
home, north of this city. 1t was
Monday evening, at six O'Clock
The splendid meal was prepared
by Mrs. Carter, assisted by Mrs
Earl Carter, Mrs. Ellen Mason an.
Misses Laura, Mary and Olivi.
Carter. Besides the members O
the present County Court, mum
Der Of other county officials an.
outside friends were present,
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Mrs. Emmett Winterhalter and
sister, Miss Azelia, and brother
Roy, spent several days recently
in Menard, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Rev. j. w. Keltner, field agent
for Hardin College, preached for
the Baptist church at Cairo, Mo-,
last Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Our new ola Tosca" Umbrel-
las, $3.50 to $3.50, guaranteed, but
so good they don't need it.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

DR.. and Mrs. Clarence G. Dicus.
Of Bunceton, Mo-, after a visit to
DR.. Deus parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Dicus, near Beaver Dam.
returned home a few days ago.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Frank Fennewald, of Martins
burg, has brought suit against the
Wabash railroad to recover 5000
for delayed shipment of cattle.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

There was a five-inch fall Of
snow in st. Louis Sunday night.
1t showed east and west of us but
there was no snow in Au1rain
county.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

$3.50 a Week Saved by buying
a steel range from us. The weekly
plan, You will never
miss the money, and will buy a
first class range at a low price.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Richard Phillips, who has
charge Of the construction of the
electric railway between Mexico
and Moline, announces that three
miles are now ready for the rails
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

The Alhambra pattern in Silver
plate wears almost as well as solid
silver. Tea Spoons $3.50 per set
Butter Knife and Sugar Spoon
$1.75. Knives and Forks $500 per
set.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Our $500 Umbrella, The Peer
less Hull, has detachable handle,
and cover of Italian silk, oil boil
ed and pure dye.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

Hatten photographer makes "a
pictures % cents-Better hurry.
Take good on cloudy days or
take them over Free.
Over Craddock's Store.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08
"a Pictures % Cents, at Hattens.
Over Craddock's Store.

w. w. Canterbury and wife are
arranging to move to San Anto-
MO, Texas, to reside.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

The Regent is the finest silver
plated ware pattern made Knives
and Forks $3.50 per set. Table
Spoons $3.50 per set. Soup Spoons
$3.50 per set. Tea Spoons $3.50
per set.
Worrell, The Jeweler.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

"a Pictures 20 Gents, at Hattens.
Mexico Missouri message., 1910-12-08

County OF Audrain
l, W. H. Morris, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF the County aforesaid hereby
certify that the foregoing is a true copy
OF the original Order of Publication in the
above entitled cause and that the same
appears Of record in my Office This Dec
ember 5th 1910.
(SeaD w II. MORRIS, Clerk
FIR. Jesse, Mexico, Mo. Atty. for Plaintiff
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
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Noticei sE hereby Sfve.nlls tla 81 de fault has
been ~ de iil He conc lions rs "a mort.
die Raasier1 his III IA. r1io rfosr H Is Nick
ERassieryE mort agee, dated jans13 hry 1ith.,
ter 81 deeds of Morrison uconntvl Mime.
sofa, on January.IS 1901. alto o1clock q.
"a In Bans 81 as Mort "a eraa ~, "a o,e l7o
eaae Was assie ned hv fi,e ssiG MIX RAJ
sier, mortRaRees 10 f. H: Sitter. and the
deed of|assienment recofded on inneN 18th. :
Office ia BOOK 81 az Mort1apes IN nseneS soS
thereof; that on January 9th, iSl6, laid
mortgage was assigned 81 the said RHH.
>QaRee. to Tucas Kelis. and the deed Of rs
signment recorded Oh February 9Th. 1s10.
Ronk Il ~ Mort "a s res IN na1es al therenN
that the ar,1o,,,1f Claimed 10 Ia Dire IN Sin
tmortRare al This date il Three Hnndred
Sixty.five Dollars and Forty cents (S965. 4Ol,
that flne nremisea described IN and cover:
Cd nv sa;d n1nrfo % % ara a. foi1nws.NRe