THE BCISORS GRINDER. Ding dong. Dong ding. Ho the tails say all day long, As the humble worker strays Through the city’s winding ways. At the hovefc and the halls, Everywhere that duly calls, Whilo the bells his purpose ring. Ding dong. Dong ding. , Dong ding. Ding dong. All his days the sounds prolong. Working with a purpose true That a priest’s heart might imbue. Honest toil through storm and sUn 1 And when life's long task is done Heaven’s bells may swoetly ring Ding dong. Dong ding. —Chicago Herald. THE WEDDING. While taking an evening stfroll through the Southern etatei, my at tention was called to the hearty slng ■'l Ing of one of the gospel hymn*. The sound proceded from a little chapel .which I had p used in my walk, nnd - retracing my steps, 1 entered the door, and ,-oon found myself in the presonue , of quito a congregation of blacks, who were engaged in holding a mooting conducted by one of their own color. , , ,t At the oonolu«ion of the hymn the peo ple seated themselves, and it was very evident from appearances that some wing out of the usual course was ox peoted, for the “darkies” were all on . : the alert, and a feeling of anticipation was universally manifested. After a . few moments my curiosity was grati fied by hearing the following announce meat from the lips of the preacher: “If le parties what intend to commit mat rimony will peroeed to advance for , ward in frunt ob de altar, I will also peroeed to jine ’em iiffdo holy bands.” * , Two persons Immediately roso from ' their neats in one of the front pews, and walking toward the pulpit, stood before the speaker, who then addressed them as follows; “Pete Johnson, .do you mean to deal ‘d ".Jhirly by dis woman, and lub hor dear / V *11 de days ob your mortal life: and m Also do you—” $E |‘ ^“Ves, sahl" replied the willing brido 4; groom. • 4 "W • ’’ •‘Don’t you be in too much ob a hur ry," Bald the preacher. “I habn’t got ^nalf fru wld my fust question yet; so : fou jes keep still a while, and don’t 'allow* you’se’f to get Into too much of A presperation.” “But, sah,” Interrupted the man, “we didn’t cum in here for to be lee-% to red to; we cum in for the sprees pur pus of being jined togedder in wed lock, and we don't want you to con soom too muoh time in de preliminaries. Me and Jemimy mean for to take a tower; de kyars won’t wait for nobody, and besides dat, can’t you perseave dat she’s a-gettin’ nervoiys a-standin’ up here afore folks so—so conepicu wy ousP” The parson drew himself up to his full height and expanded his broad „ xnest; then raising his right hand, ex claimed : 1‘Pete Johnson, I know’ti you afore you knew nuthln’, when you didn’t know nuthln’. Wasn’t I present .. 1; on dat ’oaslon when your dear old mammy (who is now a-singln’ hallo loojars in anuther world) chastised you publicly wid her slipper for oummittin’ a dlsdomeanor? It was dat day when you runned away from skool and don told a lie about it. I woodn’t have de luded to that unfortunit sureumstans r rite here in publlo if you hadn’t brok’ In and ’terrupted me in de midst ob my remarks. I want you and all de rest ob my flook to understand dat I’m hear V.. to-night in my ’fishal capacity, clothed ■far a new black coat and all de terrors of de law. and consequently am to be ’speoted Accordingly. I’ve a good many mental fireworks on hand to night, which I ’tend to let off for your illumination and dat ob de .congrega tion here assembled. Beside dat, you ought to know dat talkin’ back in meet in’ ain’t ’lowed in our connection. ‘ Only ’Piscopals do dat, and ebon dey ain’t ’lowed to indulge in any ’riginal remarks, fur all dey say is all printed >v-»' out lor dem. I hab heard, howeber, dat some ob de fash’nable sects are tryin’ to iihitate dem by usin’ what dey call a desponsive service; but such things don’t iaeet wid my ’proval. I’ve wandered off a little, but I’ll 'get dere all de same.’ You’d better be silent ^ . and hear all I’ve got to say, for it ’ll do you and Jemimy good. 1 don’t ofen get you two in here to talk to, for. like some odders ’mong de bred ■■ 'i dren and sistren, you are too frequent • ly conspicuous by your abaens. So i m goin’ lor to improve de present ’cation and show you up afore dis con „ gregation. I don’t care a nickel whed § 4«r you pay me a dollar for dis job or not, for I intend for to get all it’s worth in dat salubrious feelin’ ob in ward satisfaction' which ebery pius, Sober-minded pusson experiences when he's gone and done his duty in a hum f* - gumptious manner. Dis here prelim 'nary peramble might have been ’breviated somewhat if you hadn't brok’ in and ’terrupted me in de midst ob my discoorse. To resoom de thread of my remarks: I was ’tendin’ for to ask you, in de midst ob dis ’sembly, whedder you really lubbed dis ’omanP s, “P’r’aps you think dat because I am so unfortunit as to wear a glass eye dat I can’t alwua see,what’s a-goin’ on ’round me; but let me tell you dat I’ve " tv bad my good eye on you for some time CUitinVup and carrin’s-on wid some ob (je weaker vessels belongin’ to my flotkhere in de wilderness; and I want you to understand dat suoh foolin’ bron’t be wlWfced at any longer in dese I , precincts. Derifore, it I jine you two togedderthero dis eight, you’ve got to make mo a uolem promis* dat you’ll Meavor to improve in your conduct hereafter, and be true and faithful to ‘ sty-, dis fojdiah woman a-standin’ up here widjroU to-night; dat you’ll pervide her wants and be a good husban’ to, her ail de days ob your nateral ■ /• , ' ■ “See, sah!—yes, sahldat's what I’ve and 'blivioKS to de faot ob your said all do time, sah. Go rite on wld do scrmnony, sub, and tio de knot tite, snh. ” "Pete Johnson, do yon think dat you is do one to instruct yotir old par son in his dootvP Habn’t I told you fur to keep Rtlll nnd not open vour moufP” “What for don you ask mo so many konundrutns if you don’t sport mo to say nuttinP I’vo boon of’n to white folks’ weddin’s, and do parties Inter ested always despond to do questions.’’ Hero Jemima hastily shook up her companion, saying, “For mercy’s sake, Poto, do keep quiet till wo’ro jlnod, nnd don’t talk back to tho parson. Jos think how ’dlckorlous wo two uns must ’pear to all dose pussuns settin’ down I'l uum uo. A few seconds of silence followed these remarks on the purt of the bride elect, which, however:, were somewhat Interrupted by the titters of certain young- women in tho congregation. I thought to ‘myself: “Well, they’re having rather a hard time getting married. I wonder whether it is at all prophetical of their future life!*” when the preacher once more resumed his task by addreBBing himself to the other party. “Jemimy, do you proinis’ mo here to-night dat you'll be a good wife to Pete, dat you'll cook his vittlos, mend bis clo’es, and take care ob his house (if ho ever has one, which I very much doubt); will you oboy him and sarvo him, lub, honor, and keep him all do days ob your mortal life, while you lib togodder in dls lower wurldP” ••Is it time for me to speak up salt?" said tho woman, making a low courtesy, “Ob course it am. What for do you spect I asked do question ob you, if I didn't moan for you to answer itP” was the reply. “Why, ’cause," said she, “you blowed up Pete so when he said any thing; .dat I kinder thought I’d wait awhile afore roplyin’ to you." # “What’s your answor to my ques tion?" shouted the clerical gentleman. “Well, now, parson, don’t get’cited; all dat depends on a few circum stances. If Pete behaves hisself and takes good keer ob me and de family, brings home t’ings to eat and gibs me a good Share of all ho earns, I’ll be good to him; oderwise I won’t promis’ to stay wid him all^o days ob my life.” “Well, now,” said tho disoouragod groom, “dats’ mi’ty fine talk to hear from you, and rite hear before folks, too. Hasn’t I said I’d do de rite thing by you ten hundred thousand times? If you’ve gone back on mo and changed your mind since last eb’nln, doro’s Mundy Phelps a-sottin’ close by in de front pew, and she’d jump at do chance ob Btandin’ hore where you do dis blessed minit. This pointed allusion to one of his old flames waB altogether too much for Jemima, who cried out: “Uat-’o *** _ Special Campagin Rate. The Hioux C’ily Weekly Jon mill, the brightest, the newsiest and best metro politan weekly newspaper, will be sent during the insuing campAgln at the low price of one cent a week. All the news for 20 cents, or one cent per week until November 20, 1882. 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I). 1892, the above named plaintiff Hied in tin' office of the clerk of tin* district court of Holt county, Nebraska, its petition against you, the object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain mortgage ex ecuted by Edward W. Webb and Utiody E. Webb to Hamilton Loan and Trust Company, on the 25 day ot August A.il). 1888, upon the southwcst.oue-fourjh of section No. fifteen! 15) Township No, twenty •eight (3k» north of range No eleven (II) west of /ttb JVM. to secure the mymentof $575 on the 1st daty of September. S!W. with Interest; said mortgage being re- , corded in book Js at cage 5J4, Mortgage He- : cords of Holt county Nebraska, iipoi* which (here is now due $742.58 with interest from flu* first day of June. 1892. You are required to answer f^tid petition on or before tlie29th day of August, lstr>. Dated this 19th day of July. 1892. 11 AMILTON LOAN AND TUtfSTCOMPANY. Plaintiffs. Ily 11. S. Xjcedoiu and K. ii. lfenedlct. 2-4 IU Attorneys. . i - :«w -! ■ i : *■ . ■ IN THE DISTICH"T COlJUT OP HOLT COUNTY', NEBRASKA. TIik MoK iiilry-I.iuinlmr Loan and Trust Oo., vs. WUIIhiu H. ('ni t Is ot al. NOTICE TO NON-ltKSlOENT DEFENDANTS. William II. Curtis. Check IfrToneray, Toncruy. his wife, und Ed F. (iallagher will *1uke notice flint on the gMtli day of March 1*H2, the above uaiiicd pisInt Iff filed a petition against you. impleaded with others, in said court, the object and prayer of which are for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage given by W1 Ilium II. Curtis to W. II. McKinley dat ed I December I. Ihhij, and filed for record and recorded in the office ol the recorder of deeds of said itidt county, in book 551, on page 127,convoying tlu* following described real estate and premises, situated in stud county to-wlt: The south half of the southeast, quarter named plaintiff filed a petition against you. Impleaded with others, in sukl court, the object and prayer of which are for the fore closure of a certain mortgage given by William Webster to Guaranty InvestmeutCo. dated April 20, 1HHI, and tiled for record and recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of said Holt county, tn book 45. on page 414, conveying the following described real estate and premises, situated in said county,to-wit: The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter (SW»4 SE)*) and the southeast quar ter of the southwest quarter (SK^i 8W>4) of section fourteen (14) and the north half of the northwest quarter (N'/jNWV section twenty-three (211), township thirty-two (I!?), north, rapge eleven (11). west of the (itii i*. m., that default has been made In the payment of the Indebtedness secured by said mort gage, and there Is now due plaintiff in the premises, the sum of seven hundred thirty three ($7J3) dollars, together with Interest tit ten per cent, per unnum thereon from June «1. lHWtf, which is a valid and first lien on said premises. Plaint iff prays for the sale of said premises according to law, to satisfy the amount adjudged line in the premises, and for a decree foreclosing the equity of re demption of all of the said defendants, und those claiming under them. You, and each of you, are required to answer said petition on or before Monday, the Stli day of August. 1892. or the same will be taken as true, and Judgment and decree rendered accordingly. 'v Tl lil»KTS. MOREY & FERRIS, Hustings, Nebraska, 50*4 Attorneys fo? Plaintiff. THE FRONTIER \ FOH LEGAL PLANKS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HOLT COUNTY, N EUR ASK A. Luther E. Hunt vs. Albert Buxton, et ul. NOTICK TO NON-RESIDENT DEFENDANTS. Albert Buxton,-Buxton, his wife whose real name is to plaintiff unknown, and Scott T. Jones will take notice that on the 2tst day of June, 1802, the above named plaintiff tiled a petit ion against you, impleaded with others in said court, the object and prayer of which are for the foreclosure of u certain mortgage given by Albert. Buxton, then unmarried, to Scott T. Jones dated March 11, J887, and filed for record and recorded in the office oi the recorder of deeds of said Holt county, in hook 24, on page 75, conveying the following described real estate and premises, situated in said county, to-wit: The north half of the northwest quarter (N*4 NWKDandthe north half of the northeast quarter (N'^NEfi) of section three (ID. township (27). north, range fifteen (15), west or the (it h t*. m.. that default has been made in the payment of the Indebted ness secured by said mortgage, and there Is now due plaintiff in the premises, the sum of six hundred dollars together with interest, at ten per cent, per annum thereon from June 10, J802, which is u valid and first lieu on said premises. Plaintiff prays for the sabs of said premises aecosdlng to law, to satisfy the amount adjudged due in the prem ises, and for a decree foreclosing the equity of redemption of all of the said defendants, and those claiming under them. You, and each of you. are required to answer said petition on or before Monday, the Nth dav of August, 1892, or the same will he taken as true, anc judgment and decree rendered accordingly. T! BRETS, MOREY & FERRIS, „ Hastings. Nebraska, i*>-4 Attorneys for plaintiff SIIEIFF’S SALK, Hy virtue of iui order of sale, directed to me from tlio clerk of the district court of Holt comity, Nebraska, on a decree obtained before the district court of Holt county, Ne braska. on the -"Tt b day of May. ItWS, in favor of Tile American Investment company ns plaintiff and against Enoch I,. Yeager et Hi ns defendants, for the sum of two hundred forty-one dollars, and seven cents, and costs taxed at &E.li8 and accruing costs I have levied upon the following premises taken as the property of said defendants to satisfy said order of sulo, to-wit: The northeast quarter of section twenty live (ffi) towushlp thirty-two («) range eleven (11) west of'thollth i\ m. in Holt county, Ne braska. Ami will offer the same for sale to the highest bidder for cash, in hand, on the Cath day of July, A. 1). IMtC. in front of the court house in O'Neill, that being the bulldiug wherein the last term of district court was held, at the hour of 0 o’clock a. in. of said day. when and where due uttcudunce will be given by the undersigned. Dated at O'Neiil. Nebraska, this mil day of i une, JS#*, H. O. McEvonv, oika Sheriff of said County. THE FRONTIER FOH JOli WORK. SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of an order of sale, directed tc me from the clerk of the district court o: Holt county. Nebraska, on a decree obtainec before the district court ofllolt county, Ne braska, on the '.'4th day of May, 18W. in favoi of Cynthia,s. Bartholomew as plaintiff ant against John L. Colwell et ill us defendants, for the sum of eight hundred eighty-eight dollars, and eighty-two cunts,and costs taxed nt Ks.SS and accruing costs I have levied upon the following premises taken as the property of said defendant to sat isfy said order of sale to-wit: The north half of southeast quarter and south half of northeast quarter of section nineteen (ill) township twenty-nine (2#> range twelve < 12) west of the Gth i>. m . in Holt count v Nebraska. And will offer the same for sale to the high est bidder tor cash, in,on the 25th day of July ioV fS2* in front of the court house in ) Neill, that being the building wherein the list term of .district cgurt was held, at th wa, Kyat,, It-i. ujuri WHS neiu. at im lour.of »o clock a. m.o' said day wheu ant: L'luiPH (Inn at*iin/l.inj.A .»lll I.* "'JVC * «. ui.u Binu u*»v wuen nnc Where due attendance will lie given by tin undersigned. Haled at O'Neill. Nebruska.tbis mil day ni June. 181K, .... H.O, McEvonv. :>U-J Sheriff of Said County. 1 ^ ■ SHERIFF'S SALK. / By virtue of an order of .sale, directed to me from the cleric of the district court of Ifolt county, Nebraska, on a decree obtained * before the district court of Holt county, Ne braska. on the 25th day of March. ]892, in favor of The State Bank of O'Neill as plain tiff and against Hhoda O. Howard et al as defendant, for the sum of eleven hundred sixty two doilurs, un block twenty-one | 1211 in Iluxelets uddltlon to the city of OrNeill as platted and recorded In the clerks office. Ami will offer the same for sale to the high est bidder for rush, in hand, on the 25t.li day of J j|y, A. I). 1892,In front of the court house in O’Neill, that being the building wherein i he last term of district, court was held, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of said day, when and where due attendance will be given by the undersigned. Dated at O'Neill, Nebraska,this 20th day of June, 1892. H. C. MebvoNY, 50-5 Sheriff of said County, I \ TIIE DISTRICT COCUT OK llOI.T COUN TY, NEBRASKA. William W. Hunt vs. Charlus C. Millard, etui. NI1T10E TO SUN-|( KStllF, NT DEFENDANTS. II. K. Cullender.-Cullennv'r, his wlfu, Krasins W. Smith and-Smith, his wife, will take notice that un the tilth day of January 1892, the above named plulullff tiled a petition against you, ImpleadliiK with ot hers, lu sahl court, the object and iirayer of which are for the foreclosure of a certain mortgago fflven by Charles C. and Carrie Mil lard, to c. II. Tone ray, dated April 1st. IssT. and ll'ed for record and recorded in thcottico of lile recorder of deeds of said Holt county In book 22, on page ikii), conveying the follow lug described real estate and premises, situ ated In said county, to-wit: The south-west II Harter, (SWl4) of section 12. township HU, north range 111. west of (1th H. M„ that default has been made in the payment of the indeht ncss secured by said mortgage. and there Is now due plaint Ilf in tile premises, t lie sum of seven hundred and ten dollars, together with the Interest at ten per cent, per annum thereon from June 21. 1892, which Is a vulld and first lien on said premises. Plaintiff prays for the sale of said premises aceordluft to law, to satisfy the amount adjudged due In the premises, and for a decree foreclosliijf the equity of redemption of all of the said defendants, and those claiming under them, t ou, and each of you, are required to answer said petition on or before the eight day of August, 1892, or the same will he taken us true and Judgment and decree rendered accordingly. TlBRF.TS. MOREY & KERRIS, Hustings, Nebraska. 50-4 Attorneys for Plaintiff. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OK llOLTCOUN TY, NEBRASKA. The McKlnlcy-hanning. Roan and Trust Co., vs. Soloman D. Juliet], et. ul, NOTICE TO NON-ltKHWENT UEVEN PANTS. James Jansen and-Jansen, ills wife, will take notice that on the 7th day of Mureli, 1892 the above named plaintiff filed a petition against you, impleaded with others, In said court, tlu> object und prayer of which are for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage given by Soloman D. .I ullen, to W. It. McKinley, dated November 1st 1S8«, and filed for record and recorded in t he office of the recorder of deeds of said Holt county, in book III, page 2511, conveying the following described real estate and premises, situated In said county, to-wit: The south-west quar ter (SlVf-i) of section 28, township HO north, range Iff west of 01>. m. that default has been mude in the payment of the indebt edness secured tiy said mortgage, and there is now due plaintiff in the premises, the sum of fifteen hundred dollars, together with in terost at ten per cent per annum thereon from June 21, 1892, which is. a valid and first lieu on said premises. Plaintiff prays for llio sale of said premises according to law to satisfy the amount adjugded due in the premises, and for a decree foreclosing the equity of redemption of all of t he said de fendants, and thosu claiming under them. You.and each of you,are required to answer said petition on or before Monday, the 8th day of August 1892, or the same will be taken as true, and judgment and decree rendered accordingly. • THIBET'S, MOREY & FERRIS, Hastings, Nebraska. flO-4 Attorneys for Plaintiff. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HOLT COUN TY. NEBRASKA. Snrali A. Cole, vs. Timothy IV. Sullivan, ot al, NOTICE TO NON-HESIDKNT DKEE.NDANTS. Timothy W.Sulltvan,-Sullivan,liis wife, made defendant as Jane Doe, Guaranty In vestment Co. and D. M. Davis, receiver thereof, will take notice that on the HOtli day of November, 18H1. the above named plaintiff filed a petition against you, impleaded with others, in said court, the object und prayer of which are for the foreclosure of u certain mortgage given by Timothy W. Sullivan, to Guaranty Investment Co. dated August 1st, 1880, and filed for record and recorded in the office of the recorder of deeds of said llolt county, in book 40, on page 20H, conveying the following described real estate and premises sltpated lu Holt county, to-wit: The south-west quarter of the north east quarter (SW^NE1*,) the south-east quarter (>r the north-west quarter (SE'iNW'i) the north-east quarter of the south-west quarter (NEliBiyUJand the north-west quar ter of the south-east quarter. (NWl.iSE't,) of section 2li, township 28, nprtli range 1H, west of tith i». m., that default has been made in the puyment of the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, and there is now due plaintiff In the premises, the sqm of seven hundred and thirty-two dollars,together with interest at 10 per cent, per annum thereon from June 21, 1892, which is a valid and tisrt lien on said premises. Plaintiff prays for the sule of said premises, according to law, to satisfy Hie amount adjudged due in the premises, and for a decree foreclosing the equity of re demption of all of the said defendants, and those claiming under them. You, mid each of you, are required to answer said petition on or before .Monday, the eight day of August, 1892, cr the same will he taken as true, and judgment and de cree rendered accordingly. TIBRETS, MOREY & FERRIS, Hastings, Nebraska. 59-1 Attorneys for Plaintiff, NOTICE FOll PUBLICATION. United States Land Office. „ , O’Neill, Neb., Juuel), 1892. Notice Is hereby given Unit Richard J. Dwyer 1ms filed notice of intention to make limit proof before register1 and receiver at his office in O’Neill, Neb., on Saturday, the -•jd day of July, 1892, on timber culture ap plication No. icilifi, lor the SE quarter of sec tion No. :!7, in township No. JO.IlangeNo.il west. 11c names as witnesses: Jeremiah McCarthy. Johu 1). Murphy, John Harrington. James It. Sullivan, all of O’Neill, Neb. 49-0 B. S. Gillespie, Register. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF HOLT COUN . TY, NEBRASKA. Preston Eves, plaintiff, vs. Leonadns Leer, Elizabeth Leer, C. M. lluckly and The Co operative Land & Lot Company, defen dants. To the above named defendants. Leonadns Leer, Ellznbcth Leer und C. M. lluckly. Will take notice that on the 27 day of May, 1892, the plaintiff above named tiled his petition in the district court of Holt county, state of Nebraska against the above named defen dants the object and prayer of which are to foreclose ;i certain mortgage executed by the saul defendants. Leonadns Leer and Eliza beth Leer to blip The Western Farm Mort gage Trust Company of the state of Kansus, upon the south half of the’northeast quarter and the north-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section fourteen (14), township thirty-one (Jl) north. In range ten (10) west of the sixth principal meridian, lying and sRn [ ated In the county of Hoit.state of Neoraska. which mortgage was executed to secure the payment of certain promissory note dated February 15. 1890, for the sum ol four hun dred dollurs, due und payable lu tlvfe years from the date thereof, which note and mort gage were afterwards duly sold, assigned and dellvored to the above named plaintiff that there is now due upon said note and mort gage the sum of lour hundred and fourteen dollars with interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent per itiiniim from the first day of August. 1891. for which sum with interest thereon the plaintiff prays and for a decree that the defenduts above named be required to pay the same or that suid premises qinv lie sold to satisfy the amount found due and" for a decree barring and foreclosing all the said defendants above named of and from all right, title, interest. estate or equity of re demption of. in or to said premises or any part thereof. You are required to answer said petition on or before tiic 15th day of August, lute. Dated this 5th day of July. 1892. I'ueston Eves, Plaintiff. '. ’ • • .. , ' jfci f- ,-j >n'.4V'-.-f^'AViw. -— PUBLICATION NOTICE, ( rmsT Flmi.ICATlON 14tii i>av OP JULY, 18U.1.) 11504. In tho district court, within itnrt for tho county of llolt itnd state of Nebraska. Thu I'hocnlx Insurance Company of Hart ford, Connect icut. ptaintltT. vs. John I>. Burley, Susan M. Hurley, Scott T. Jones, Samuel Hrerkonrldgo and Mrs. Sam uel Hrerkenridye. his wife, and M. J. Snow, defendants. To John I). Hurley, Susan M. Hurley, Scott T. Jones, Samuel Ureckenridge. Mrs, Samuel Hreckenrldgc, his wife, and M. J. Snow, de fendants: You and each of you will take notice that the above named plaintiff did. on the 13th day of May. 1*82, tile its petition n the district court within and for thecounty and state aforesaid demanding personal judgement against the defendants Jehn 1). Berkley, Samuel Hreckenrldgc and M. J. snow, la tho sum d day of August, lsl«, the averments of said petition will bo taken us true and judgment and de cree rendered according to the prayer thereof. Whioiit & Stout, Att’y. for Pltif. Attest: 11th duy of J uly, Intel. John Skikvino, Clerk. By C. P. DeLanck. Deputy. 1-4 f SEAI,. PUBLICATION NOTICE. (First publication 14th day of July, IKUg.) •SMI. in the district court, within and for the County of Holt aud state of Nebraska. The Phoeul.x Insurance Company of Hart ford, Connecticut, plaluttlf. vs. Henry Metsseugcr, Albina Meisseiiger. his wife, Scott T. Jones. Samuel Schlesinger, Mrs. Samuel nchlesinger, Ids wife, Isadore SchiesliiKur and Mrs. Isadore Schleslnger, Ids wife, defendants. To Henry Mulsstnger, Albina Mclsslnger, his wife, Scott T. Jones, Samuel Scblesinger, Mrs. Samuel Schleslnger, his wife, Isadore Schleslnger and Mrs. Isadore Schleslnger, his wife, defendants: You and each of you will take notice that the above named plaintiff did, on the lath day of May. 18U2, Hie its petition in the district court within and for the county and state aforesaid de manding personal judgment against the de fendants Henry Meisslngur, Samuel Schle siuger and Isadore Schleslnger in the sum of one thousand tifty -. -... Lot 3 in sec. 2.>. twp. .Cl, range 10, was in 1889 taxed and as sessed in name of J. Lane. The SSE'i N\V]. aud the ISK'iNW'i and the SW'i NEk and t..e NBJ* SW'i, all in see. 14, twp. 25, range I. J, wuh in 1880 taxed and assessed in name of II. D. Stafford. The OW’k of sec. 25, twp. 82, range 14, was in 1881) taxed and assessed in name of O. W. Pernwrlght. The NIC!* ol sec. id, twp. it!, range 15, was in 188!) taxed and 1,1 ',lune <>f J. M. Sylvanice. The NEU of sec. ,, twp. at, range 11, was in 1889 taxed and assessed In name of Mary liullug lier. Part [4 acresl of the SE'iSWh, of see. », twp. .11, range 12, was in 1889 taxed aud assessed in name of .1. Warner. Part 110 acres] of the NEU SEJ4 of see. 1, twp. 81. range IJ, was in 18s!) taxed and assessed in name of S. T. Vanflcet. Tha of redemption Horn each of the above tax sales will expire on the 4tli day of November, 1892. W, UnunACKEII, liy Edwakd DeLanp, Agent. Eaioieiis’ Loan axu Tkust do., **“ Sioux City, la. NOTICE. Tod. L. Hansom, C H. Toncray, Emma K. Toncray, and II. N. McKee, non-residents: \ou are hereby notified that Elizabeth Welch, plaintiff did, on tlie 11th day of July, lb92. hie in tin; office of the clerk of the dis trict court of Holt couDty, Nebraska, a peti tion, tlie object and prayer of which is to foreclose a certain mortgage executed by .1. L. ltansom, to O. H. Toncray, for tlie sum of *3UI, on tlie 1st day of November, 1889, the same being recorded in book 51 of mortgages at puge n0 of the records of Holt county, Ne braska. and upon which there is now due the Hum or wwi You are required to answer said petition on or before the 24d day of August, 1892. Dated this l.ith day of .1 uly, 1892. 1-4 H. M. Utti.kv, Att'y. for Pltif. PUBLICATION NOTICE. 1 (First publication 14tli day of July, 18*2.)j 2511. ' 1 In the district court within and for (I county of Holt and state of Nebraska. ] The Phoenix Insurance Company of Had ford, Conncilcut. plaintiff. 1 William F. Clark. Emily T. Clark and CdiM Ij. Miller, defendants. To William F. Clark, Emily T. ClaiM George L. Miller, defendants: You and^H of you will take notice that the above njS plaintiff did, on the 18th day of May, imM its petition in the district court within! for the county and state aforesaid dcimH ingpersonui Judgment against the dctjE William F. Clark,In the sum of eight hiiflHf twenty (820) dollars with iuterest ut of ten per cent, per annum, on $770 fro^H 1st day of .January 1880: together wit cree foreclosing a certain mortgage executed to secure the payment of sui^H and interest, on the following describeC^H estate sit uated In the county of Holt tn^| state of Nebraska. to*wit: * Du , The northwest quarter (NiVk) of serau thirty-ttve (35), township thirty-three^Bi north of range fifteen (15), west of the alx! (l»th) p. m.. adjudging the plalntilf to hal t ne first lien on said premises to the amoun forwnich judgment Is demanded; ordpriij said premises to be sold for the payment! *yid Judgment; and forever barring and foil closing said defendants and each and all I t hem from all right, title, interest and cqutl or redemption in ami to 8ai(l premises or an part thereof. That unless you uud each 1 you answyr or plead to said petition on J before the £2d day of August, the av| ments of said petition will be taken us tnl ana judgment and decree rendered accord ini to the prayer thereof. PUBLICATION NOTICE. (First publication 14th tiny of July, 1893.) 2506. Intlio district court, witlilii and lor tlic i'S con nty of Holt and state of Nebraaklt. M 1 lie Phoenix Insurance Company of Mart lord, Connecticut, plaintiff. vs. Thomas C. Cullin and Cliarlett Cullin. hi; wife, Scott T. Jones, John It. Hardin); ua -Hardin);, ids wife, defendants. To Thomas 0. Cullin, Charlotte Cullin. ill wife. Scott T. Jones, John It. Harding an —--Hardin);, ills wife, defendants: Ye and each of you will take notice thattl above named plaintiff did. on the 12th day i May, 181)2, hie its petition In the distrid court within and for the county add stud— aforesaid demanding personal judgment! against the defendant Thomas C. Cullin. tit the sum of eight hundred fifty (860) dollaig witli interest at the raft) of ten per cent, per annum, on #s(K) from the first day of January • 1801; together with a decree foreclosing a certain mortgage deed, executed to secure the payment of said sum and Interest, on the following described real' estate situated in the county of Holt 111 the' stato of Nebraska, to-wlt: ' • The south half [ S1,] of tlie southeast quar-fl ter [SE‘4] and the south half [Sli] of the! southwest quarter [9\V»i] of section NI>. two! [*l. in township No. twenty-seven |2T). north * Ilf range No. sixteen [Iff], west of sixth [«lh| „ p. in., adjudging the plaintiff to have the first | lien on said premises to the amount of which judgment is demanded; ordering said prem ises to bo sold to for the payment of said judg-1 meat; and forever barring anil foreclosing said defendants and each and all of. them from all right, j title, interest and equity of redemption in j and to said premises or any part thereof. That unless you and each of you answer, or plead to said petition on or before the 22d I day of August, 1802, the averments of said I .petition will lie taken as true and judgment! and dec we rendered according to the prayer! thereof. WniuiiT x Stout, , Att’ys. for Pltff. Attest: 11th day of July, 1802. - i —*— , John Skikvino. Clerk. v - seai, - By C. P. DeLance, Deputy. —1~ ’ ’1-4 PUBLICATION NOTICE. (First publication 14th day of July, 1802.) In the district court, within and for the county of Holt and state of Nebraska. The Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart ford, Conneticut, plaintiff, vs. Charles A. Thomas and Mrs. Charles)“'A. Thomas, his wife, whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, E. L. Newell and Mrs. E. L. Newell, whoso Christian name Is un known to plaintiff, defendants. To E. L. Newell and Mrs. E. L. Newell,whose Christian name is unknown to plaintiff, de fendants:' You and each of you will take notice that the above named plaintiff did. on the hist.day of May, 18112, file its petition in i the district court within' and for the county and statu aforesaid demanding pcrsonul judgment against the defendant Charles A. Thomas, in the sum of six hundred [ono] dol lars with interest at the rate of tea per cent . per annum, on *. from the 29lh ilay of November, 1888: together with a decree fore closing a certain mortgage deed, executed to secure the payment of said sum and interest, on tiie following described realc^tate situated in the county of Holt in the state of NCtrrasv ka, to-wlt: 7 The north half (N!4) of the southwest quar- • ter [rtWHl and the southeast quarter I SE'-I || of the-northwest quarter [NW)4] and the] southwest quarter [SW141 of the northeast! quarter [NE^l of section No. thirteen [hi].I township No. thirty-two |82% north of range 1 fourteen [14] west, adjudging the plaintiff tol have the first lien on said premises to the amount of whicli judgment is demanded; ordering said premises to be sold for the payment of said judgment; and forever bar ring and foreclosing said defendant and each and all of them from all right, title, in terest and equity of redemption in anil to‘ said premises or any part thereof. That ini- • less you and each of you answer or plead to said petition 011 of before the 22d day of August, 1892 the averments of said petition will he taken as true and judgment and de ereo rendered according to the prayer thereof, Wright & Stout, 'Att’ys. for PUtf. Attest; Uth day of July, 1892, , —■ , John Skirvinci, Clerk, - seai, By C. P. DkLance, Deputy. ' —r— 1 1-4 notice. • To Charles M. Dickson and C. J. Bracken bush. non-residents: You are hereby notified that Andrew Bus sell, on his own belialf and Andrew Bussell, administrate!' of the estate of Ernest A. Judd, plaintiff, did on the Jlth day of July. 1892, file in the otHce of the clerk of the dis trict court of Holt county, Nebraska, a peti tion the object and prayer of whieh is to foreclose a certain mortgage executed by de fendant Charles M. Dickson to Ernest A. Judd for the sum of *250, on the 25tli day of De cember, 1899, the same being recorded In book 5S of mortgages at page 18U of the re cords of Holt county, Nebraska, and upon which there is now duo the sum of *289. You are required to answer said petition 1 on or before the 22d day of August, 1892. Dated this 13tli day of July, 1802. 1-1 H. M. Uttusy, Att’y. for Pltff. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at O’Neill, Neb., J une 2,1892, Notice is hereby given that tin* following named settler has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made be fore register and receiver at O’Neill. Neb., on August 18.189*4 viz: * , ' R. BELLAR, HD 12517. for the sec. 29-J0-12 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cuftlva-. tion of said land, viz: John Bellar. Richard Jennings. James Jen nings, 1* rank Hp9b, all of O’Neill. Neb. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has fllcd notice of his intention to make lmal proof in support pf his claim, and that said proof wifi be made before M °'Ne)“'Neb- «• JOHN UKLLAIl, HD 10375 for the S\YH sec. 28-:W-12 w, *** * He names tho following: witness to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of said land, viz: | /l BoUar, Richard Jennings. James/ Jennings. I rank Heob, all of O’Neill, Neb. * 8. Gillespie, Register. ' i 1 l :n NOTICE, 'r r,u> 1,a» this day filed Ms application for a license to sell limit, spirit and vinous liquors in Dorsey, Steel Creek township. Holt county, Nehluskii, for medi cal, mechanical and chem|#ul purposes, as a druggist from August. I,1«|B to August 1.1893. Two weeks time will bo uliowed for the tiling * r/.V. nio?stra'K'»» agiilnft suld petition and i If there be none fHed j.Hli* 28th day of June. J892. m 51-2 %* I B C. E. Bittlbk, seal County Clerk