Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 October 1889 — Page 2

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feast. The reaedt will be that rhile Jfeir York mar anally wide ..'- aSe, Cbieago will aeonre the Fair. Tom m- a better Siaa tbe-RaaMOTS nay, by a Th4 iaaiiW weather tod.- ' eat, the rbone, baa KtiW ktiat we are to have a very mild!,. wfaser. But here eaaacs the oM fcrar whe always w.tches the redieta.tawdl winter. Putting! It- , ik. i ibeac two isHtortant tbiags lojjetber, the iadieelioM are that we will have to take the weather pretty 1 el the K nijtbla Templtr front iarieagov who Wave been viait.aag WaAiagtieor4ain that the rw-keepers watered the wblky. - 1fa they will a4 have to awtmiU to the outrage arit tieae. The aagytHXeJieWtio Lnefevilfc, entot wer tkectuaeaa seora 4 to water anytnlag that w to be awallrtayl, aad eren the river has hot Htth wafer ia it, and i- grow- - Ja hcaatifatty leas each year, the salary of the King of 8aaaoaia oaly f 20 a month. Every rise be drawn bis pay he ejaculates the aaaw of hia country -Jake Kilraia i ee a rearing ProUWv Jake, like Snili ing . Jor a 1 Aar all ViiMiwI jmrx na the Cxar of Bmaia abya e& the , aati the etapew ot Aastm taaoit of bar time painting ehiaa. ' The tiaatile with a good away .Wjeaita, people, according to the Jowraal.of tbat.nty. ia that, they -am tryiag to aqwioft. parterhoase appcuio yap aatur-uwwiu ItwHaJd thai wheait aettkd tbntKerte .wiaf to be the apul of Soath lakota, a real estate besai at oate set n :at that w a a aa m ware -wasea woara nave beea a credit to-Wichita im her palmiest .'tnayiv Property went ap from 100 to 0& ceat. a tweaty-fbor . lra aaal tbe wide exertcmeat irrevailea. Tht craae, however, waa fbetanateJy.cl shnrt dnratioa, and vataes twveitwbered dowato.a maooebaana. . If people troahl Kve ap to their prosaeetivt' obkaariea this! ;;-)aroalBVaa. Itiaayn beeMtbk jroah) ..Jbe aeaven. 1 The Iadiaiiapolis ear work will to-dtiv eatniieaee na a enattact to build 260 eeareani for the Lake Kbore Romt, veHrt)eaa at . the rate of tea a fry-. ' Tie Loaisville, Wm Atbaay A CWeago, hvaass of Ike Leaiaville Htrnthera wii.BM'Xt Moaday pat on two pauet ntit ir tiaiBeaeh war betwo Ky. Louivile- snd Latngtoo 'The wont aiao fever knew," anys Ella Wbrt ler Wikoa, "had iw vfee." tt laast have net Mr. Clcvrtaad aftex MfScadriofcV taefaVoiiw.fiaMie erKfed y as ex-eun&derate coyporaliivet it the atarftini iaformatiea tbt lea. Sberjaaa wan . aaf oeaeral. ThU ia roagluati Bragg, woaaatns mid Hood, who allowrd 'eearay' f arye every .W. reb oat of The facts eiaerrning riril eerie reArrBt are. that .aa oar awa wt nf a thuMmntl rare a coatiarntai about it ud. Mae-tentbft of tjta. wlr :y, ojyuscw to-1t. : -j

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wLoeaJ raUwAy mw.will be interested in taw item from the Chicago HeraM: "It ban been romored Ant tbe 'Big Four' wm Miiteawiag H gt rvmtttiil of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Barton rimd, but local eitati-4K, who are welt rtffltl, are dtpnsrd ti dwereiKt the.ramor for the rraaon that r faer w an ontiatiag J2JOO.O0O of" the Ives wWof tirrierivd rick. MtM n vtlul tir nt until the ciiortahave pssc4 upon the Matter. TlWre U alj a lanr , . m t hands of theawTijnec of I vw, which, with nthrr c"njlkjt'iw, nny remit at it Iwwif rearV ihrfore the rork atatus "fill tie Wliely wl- '. . at j -1 a I tfert; X u fy wi werer. ine FW.onliJwwutr,,! of the Cincioniti, llqlton & Dayton,. Le M(WTO wai bnild w.ulbwstIndwottnolwio a rttaight ..... i' hkl. .& MLlii(1.fn Wni nte,. cin. -"31- Th. J.'TVk! f '1! f I T ' r: taildine the new I ne, . I hu woom boiliting ine new isne,- mu www :

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miles. rioaawcttve Catwrew State.' The mrfto txnim to Oklabuina igoi((' oa alji rt whiett proraiM to vnnform tftat territory lain a tind of Liberia. It ba tow ia praeraiM for muatb, and is combW treat alt aaaTtera. It b 11t'y ditniatriwd TopcW Uirl - poHibiLieu mi f Arrthef redneiir TTtw Capital y that (lurfrij t tot to Wwaitfttr 4rtiin fifty per &S- Twtrtv tiioownd are reporteJ f W in resiinia to tart from Qoorgia, and enieatiMt ta0ramnt are organisJ i ia 1 cm); rxarv other notithcrn nam. At Kltl HIT will mV B K. T rw. uu. ' OkfcfcttaM will Be sltod ap with tho eelured pnpufejtina, mIUI btffwatlaily M.b,nl toTrknnr- Wtu4i it it admitted In tl Union a State wnira it prasum-j aWj win W teiora -ry many jears taate and in wbicb tlwy will btM or atmi tbe importaat nf&ao. It will not 9a Mm nt &utsln whiati Vtn n ro H ara in tint DwjoritjT'-tlMt oandtUtHi now oxisit

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int in which Um coln-ad mJfrhy will ij.T to oMMtitntiima! nhu wttbut ta aid oftha 1UMJ arm of tba ;i.Hrn potitioa that the prwiotft in flits ot elrMl prapw to tha tmhory wilt continue, wbicb ft, a;ies errrr promitt of doing. It U SlUng that tlte anl HUla in wotcw hssm caan mIiit limenil arif-eoT-rnnrant rnouM bv wpun tbe border of tho Wat of Jofta arowa. The celebrated Stndebaker wagons, known of all men to be tbe beet in the world, are for sale at very kiw priors by Garbnd Cuok Stoves, Garland Heatiaer Stnves. and the event Gold Coin Wood Base fturnen,are now a stock at ALLEX3. The CMito elret ion will occur on the 6th of November. A rous ing Republican victory is assured. Mww Nellie Wade, a popular yoang lady of Needmore, Drown coaaty, was married on Toeaday of last week to Mr. Fred. linrlbnrt of New Albany. Mr. Hurlburt ia a comroerciai traveler, reprantfas; tbe hardware trade, .hot Mi-ndato-goijto-rneirieMBr himeel ia Waabingtn Territory, twon. Marriage licenses have I to the following named 1 I teen hire tart poMientiitn : Crenrire lAforce and ABMda AfbeK. J. FPotU and Lenta Cornwett,. Aptaf Kiehardnn and iiza J. Kickardton, Barton Of. Kvonnan and JStto ttBbe, Jacob ffoba aait Ida K. He Clung, Wm. Tavlor and Uynlhm H. Benetf, Jlavtd L. tkew.r aad Mollle K. Burt, Jvaa I. Dbuclan aad iliuie V Butt. Marshall Sheeks is spending a ' t,., rt Mrs-E. P. Cole returned from IlM Xofnar, Iowa, oa Wcdncadaj lart. Mrs. Elite of Spencer died at taa raaBiaer Hne with omauDpiion. The rernaMw wera taken to her noma for bariat. Auditor Rlair and John ware oat oailins la at week. Cole John Folio wjl Mm of Henrv Fiuw, wat niarrW ia Wkaita, recent. J, U, irtsorn or Ur trans oc i cubIm tho Kirk wood raajdenoo: on North 1 -9a Aena. Friewls and frllow citizrn that note and awotwt ntuol be id mow, l)m:l you Jwrget to call. f it iHut toute aiwt emue at ouce. Uttaiucaa before pl-suw :V W. J. ALLEX

5? .1 Dlaeaaed Hors. Being Introduced 6y Wandering Jociey and Gypie. (Vineenne OmiunrtUL' In the patt ibis paper baa rocrttioned the danger and warned people of the inevitable reanlt of introducing "scrub" and diseased horse in the State by wandering jnekrys and Gypsies. Drqves of "ncrub" homes and pontes have been shipped iuto the State and tudd at whatever they would bring. The rnWts have been most baneful, and will be worse. Go where you will, the lacy, lying, wandering jockey m found endeavoring to swindle nmc unsusprcting, honest man with an interior and diseased oH w , wbich he un . ..' R y. wa. B,,hi.ra-k or iiost is inhirted with these digeied.oh uerubn horiies, while the Iflzy. worthless proprietors hang "! '5" ",r a. 8waP or l aWe to. lve ,he P"11,,le ever wailing for a chance to get ever wailini: .jmiij. j contageous diseases throughout the country. It ban beoonie so dangerotttt in many of the towns and cities of Indiana that a man owning a good animal would not dare to tie bis horse to a public hitching poet for tear that be would contract some dieaw. ; t'? The terrible scourge offenders; a loathsome ami fatal disease thut afiycts both horse and man, has fa-en introduced into Indiana by thin very agency, and the diseaw wilt spread, especially if we do not take some precaution against its ttirther diosemtnattotl. Arcerding to the State Veteri narian there are now thirty marked . .a a . cata ot gianoers tu tne noise in thin State. He believes the dieae has been brought- into (he State by the importation of "scrubs" from lite We!, and he fears that "Teias fever" will reach us as a result of the same practice. come act ma ought to be taken to atop this "importation of scrubs." These animal ought to be Mrictly quarantined, and every diseased animal already introduced tihooid be killed by legal authority, and the owners thereof be fined and im prisoned, providing it lie proven that they he the original importers of the same. It would be no more than right if some of the nomadic jockeys should he ordered to decamp, and if they hesitate about making their departure that they be conveyed oat of the State without the necessary delay of a legal procedure. They are a dangerous class of peo ple to nave prowling about tbe country. But few of them are honest, while many id them are thieves. Tbey should no longer be tolerated. Cases of vagrancy mtbt be oreferted against some of them, but .a aa a . mere would oe others ot the same kind ready to swear them clear of such charges. " The hillowiojr pension ' elatmti ' have been allowed through the' nentton agency of C. K. Worrell during the pt few wecki. Mr. WorntU ttnttx that the o0re b now at work with renewed vieor. and elairoante my expect their daims pwd upon wim enwter rapidity and regularity : Jlalilon Hunter, origin!, $t ; W. It. Leraond, inoream to I4 ; Kathan Duehor, original, 10; J. P. Kleoner, incrraie to tl2; Jamet Collier, increua to 12; Hsnrjr Ha ugh, inereaoe to $6 j Sarah J. Canon, SI 3, and SROO arrean: Jumna Walt, increate to $; N. J. Omlte. original, t8, with $200 nrreara; Allen liee, inereato to $6 ; W. M. Bowlw, (areaM to $11 ; Mary 8. Davenport, widow, with 300 arrearx; Miebaal F. Canon., original. SS : L. I). Poltetf. inenwut in $14; John Kllsy, incrcieu30i T. K. Jietoow, moree r. SI. ruling, riMue.ail, and tSOij arrean ! C. MeHcnry, increaea to $12 j Gabriel Ahram, retaue $13, and $(00 errear; S. J'. May, increaea to $14; J. B. Iladlnek, inereaie to $12; H. Hktnn, inerveia to $12; J. B. Hamilton, iuereaio to $30 ; Joic-pb fiangley : month, with IJ.4W) arrt-are; W.B.Monioa, increara to $4; K. M. Carrol, bounty $UKT; J. tt.-Collu.ur, heck pay, $100 Irrin Saward, bounty, $100. Mayor Dunlap is (he proud parent of a line lxy, that wn born 011 Kundey nftemoon. Mother aad child doing well. Mnt.Lt7.aie Cole fell, Wedaofday last, and f prained her right eboulder j;eri.nirly that Mil ha been unablo to luuve tte hiniie aiuco. Mrs. Felix Dunn returned lurt Friday from a viit of trl weeka, al'tw Albany, ul. iiyuivaod lllinou.

way 'mere are na ifes; raes la waablagloa caaafy. There are no negroes ia "Wash ington rotinly. If ia not likely that any will settle there very soon. Thereby banns a rather interesting tale, which date back to war times. As early as 1960, probably brought t It ere by agent not the Underground Umiway, a ttettiement ot over iuu negroes was formed near Baleni. Among thene were John Williams, known as Mark John, and who owned a one hundred and sixty acre farm and was quite wealthy, and James Roberts, who was taught his letter by the venerable Dr. Harvey Henderson, afterward be came prominent in Tennessee olitics and stumped that State lor Graut, finally dying about fifteen years ago while a teacher in Jefferaonvillc. Henry R. Revels, after wards of Miwisppi, and first colored United States Senator, preached for these people and is well remembered by the whites. The colony ia said to . have contained neveral well educated men, and Dr. Harvey Henderson Slates that one of them, whom be employ ed as hostler, was arr excellent Greek and Latin scholar. These people by some means not now known, gained the ill-iill of the community and were finally driven out, but in 18f2, before this happened, old bluer Joba was murdered. He bad 6a deposit at the Salem bank one thousand fivefranc pieces and theie the Mnk, for some reason, refused to take care of longer. He got it he pieces, took them home and thtt night was shot through the head, at hia house, and killed and robbe4 of the gold. There are people j in Salem who plainly tell the names of parlies suspected, but somehow, in the excitement of the war, nothing was done to briog te murderers to jus tice. Strange enough, old John prov ed to be a philanthropist, leaving ail hia property in trnat as a fund for the education ot the colored children of Indiana. It is the on ly bequwt of the kind, and doubts were at nrst entertained whether the ww I could be carried out, as its term were very indefinite, Ait the aupreme court finally decided that it could, and the fond, consisting of about $5,000, b now at Indiana polis. Soon after this an active campaign against the colored colony was ittgun. Their li ves were made burden, liter were shot at, stoned and pnracrilted, ami about 1885 they left, after Ab-ck White, one of their number, was.kjlled in me airvciR, , Since then no colored perron has permanently retrided fit Washingion county. j!iriiri have been made a number of limes to' imporl them, but every time they have been warned away and never failed to go. 1 he last attempt to bring in colored help were made by a Mr. Bayne, Republican, ana1 a Mr. ainalley, Democrat, tmt their im portations would not stay, although they both pledueu themselves to defend tlie men. No one now thinks of trying the experiment again. J in optosition to the col ored rare is not a politic! matter, but is shared among Republicans and Democrats alike, who are sin gularly unanimous upon thin point. Indianapolis news. The iudzes of (he Sunerior Court of Indianapolis, in response to an application iiy managers of the nendinr camnaitrn. construe an a 0 a t - act of the tart legislature as follows : Candidates can lawfully contribute money for the printing of ticket?, the polling of precinct and clerical worn connected therewith, out it is nulawful for candidates or other persons to hire wagons and drivers for the purpoee of bringing electors to the noil? on the day of election, and it is unlawful for candidal' a or other persons to, hire and pay persons to act ia the caruoitv of challengers; to swear in voters; to hold poll books ; to hold tickets, and to direct or manage wagons employed in bringing elector to the polls, the theory being that aucb work would constitute tbe tufluence of voters. Bloomfield News'; Dr. Ca vena, assisted by Or. Cook, of Solsberry, amimtated Ex-Comrois sioner Crockei t's wile's right hand i. Xi': l . n mot c riuuy. vaircvr orveaaiiHiim the amputation.' A few months ago the index finger of sarna band was amputated for the aame cause. She ia getting along nicely, being able to take her meals at the table. She is about 60 years old. Small Boy; "SlaJ ma! we've got to get away trom here I Ira daugerourt. They're caunibals! I was just helping Billy tie the cat to the dog's tail at the gutter when Mr. Hawkins came to the kitchen door, and he called out : 'Wile, get every thing ready as quick you can ; we'll have that fat Mr, Johnson (the agent for the Light Run ning New Home Sewing Machine) for dinner,, and as bis wife is to give you instructions on the New Home, I suppose we'll hare her ana her baby lor supper." Hay and Corn for sale.. Apply to W.J.AlsMSN. Faulkner House. r.W. fr'AUILKNKR, Proprietor. AVMvxs Qnruerof Vablir. Sqmire, Dili, oe Fsats : T'loamnl Honm. Clean lirds, Well O.H.keJ KihhJ. Kind Traatnipnt and Rosonl1 JIiIas. trC9UC VAVRVXA'JC tSUUCiTEU.

gUEIIlFF'B SALE. By Tirtue of a certifled copy 'nf a lecreo to ma directed from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Ojurt, In a cau wherein William I.. Cox ii plaintiff, and v'ohn B. Vox and Martha Cox era defend, anti, requiring me to make the turn of Seventeen Hundred and Nineteen i)oand Thr Cent, with intereet oa !! decree and roiti, I will expose at Jublic .Sale, to the bigbeat bidder, oa 6ATUKDAV, OV. Ixd, Mi, between the hanrs of 10 o'clock A. a. and 4 o'clock M., of said day, at the door of the court hauae in Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, the rent aad prottU for a term not exceeding aeveB yean, the following Keal Kaute, to-wit: The xouth half of tbe toutbeant quarter nf eection twentV-one (31), and the north half of the northeaat quarter of Miction twenty-eight (28), and tbe weet half of the north wot quarter of aactioa twentyleyen (17), and the south wart quarter of the touthwet quarter of eectiun twentytwo (22), all In town nine (9), north ranee one (I) eatt, containing two hundred and eighty (280) acres. More or leu all of aaid land ia iitualed in Monroe county, Indiana. If aucb rent and profit will not aelt for a aufllelent sum to satisfy said' decree, interest and cost, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee .simple of said real estate, or so mock thereof a may be lutfioatnt to discharge said decree, interest and costa. Said sal will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement law. THOMAS J. TARE, Sheriff Monroe County. Oct , 1889.

AOTICE OF lrfftOLTESCY. la the matter of tbe estate of John Sonan, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court. Mo. 146. Notice is berebv given that upon petition filed in said Court by Kicbard A.Fulk Administrator of said estate, setting up the insufficiency of the estate of said decadent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the 3rd day of September, 1889, And said estate to be probablv insolvent, and order the same to be settled accordingly. . The creditors ot said e-tate are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency, and required to tie tbeir claims against said 'estate for allowance ten days before tbe 1st dav of the next term of said court. Soilness, the Clerk and teal of said Court, at Bloomington, Indiana, this lib dav of October, 1889. aiuL ENOCH FULLER, Clerk. Out. 9, 1889. NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT OP ESTATE. In the matter ot tbo citato of John Ronan. deceased In tbe Monroe Circuit Court,Novmber Turin, 18HV. Notice is hereby given that tbe undertiened. as Administrator of the estate of John Ronan, deceased, has presented and filed hi account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will coma up for the examination and action of said circuit court, on the 20th dav of November. 1889. at which time ali nerson interested in said estate are required : to appear in said court and show came, if any there be, why said ac count and vouohi-Kiiiouid not do appro vea. And tlie heir of raid ertat. and all others interested therein, are also hereby required. t the time and place afomaid, I o appear ann mult jinxit i imur neirsnip or Claim to my part oi taiu vataie. kkl1 ' AdatiaUtralor, Oct. 30,1889. lAST &AST, Ati'ysJ Katlce ta !'oa-ReleMla. Tn ihn SttM nf Tnfil.nN. Miinrou countv In ihii Monroe circuit court, NoveuiW term, 1889. Complaint No. Amanda Myers v.. The unknown heirs of David J- Haynian, decoased. Now come tbe ulaintilf. hy East A East, her' attorney, aad files her com plaint herein, together with an affidavit tluttsaid defendants, the unknown heirs of David J. Hay man j deceased, are not retidonts of tbe State of Indiana. Notice is therefore heroby given said defendantSgtlmt ui.Icm tbey be and appear on tuu 17th day of tbe next term oi ainn roe circuit cnurt, to bo bolden on the 1st Mmday of November. A. D., 1889, at tbe Court Uousa, in Illitominston, In aaid county and State, and answer or demur to ahl comnlaint. the same will be heard and detnnnini-d in their absence. Witness mv name and tbe seal of said court, ataixod at Bloomin-ton, tbi SlHh day of September, A. D. 1889. i-kal ENOCH FULLER, Clerk, Oct. 2, 1889. , ConimiHrilonerH Sale of Real delate. VTOTIOE 19 HEREBY GIVEN, that iS tbe undersigned uomroissioaer oi ins Monroe Circuit Court,;in the case or nancy J. Short et al vs. Lee Alford, et al. No. 10HB, will oner St puouc sate, at toe aoor of tbe Court House, w Jiiooroington, in diana, oa SATURDAY, NOVEMBER' 9th, If 89, th e following described real estate, situ ated in juonroe county, ino., w-w : Part of Seminary Lot 34. beginning at the southeast corner thereof, tnence aortn 62 feet thence west parallel with tbe smith line thereof to the west line of said lot. thenoe south 62 feet tu the southwest cor ner, thence east to the place ot begin ning. TERMS One-third cash in hand on dav of rale t the residue in two eoukl payments, in six end twelve month, the purchaser executing bis notes, with ap proved security, waiving roller irom vai uation and appraisement laws, and draw ing. interest at 6 pur cent. Sale to begin at one o'clock P.M. M. M. DUNLAP, Oct 3, 1889 Commissioner. MIEIUj & CORK, Alt. Retlee'to Kon-ResMeaita. State of Indiana, Monroe County, : In tbe Monroe Ciruuit Court, Novem ber Terra, 188a. Comnlaint No. 1754. Charles O. Corr. administrator de bonis non. with tbo will annexed, of tbo estate of Eben Now ton. dVcoaied, vs. Enlgn Newton, Ilannab K. Van Hegnins, LuU C. Mean. Thalia Brown, Kicbard Brown, Enslirn N. Brown, Fannie J. Church. Now comes the plain tiB by Miers ft Corr, hi attorneys, and files Ms torn' plaint herein, together with an affidavit ttiftt aiu ooiemtanu, nign now ion, Hannah K. Van H ecu ing, Lois C. Mears, Thalia Uniwn, Kicbard Brown, Ensign N. Brown, and Fanny J. Church, are not resident of the State of Indiana. V rtt i.x. 1. (tiMFAffipa tiMrnhu vluun maui Am. fandtinu that unlet tby tie uiid ' appear on the 17th day of tbe nxt term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be bolden on the first Monday ol November, A. D. I8t0. at the Court Hu in Bloom inglon, in said County and State, and anwor or demur to aid eomplainti tho'sama will be beard and determined in their atxeiice. Witness my name and the seal of said court, affixed at pioomini;Uin, this 3Qtb day of Soptcinbor, A. O 1889. 84l. ENOOH FULI.RR, Clerk Mourua Circuit Court. Oct. 3. 1659.

BERIFFS SAL. 13. By virtue of a certlfled cnov of a decrwi to me directed, from the Clerk' Office of tht Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein John R. Ead and Gcorefi W. Priedfer are plaintiifs, and William C. Park anil Nancy J'arK are derenclants, requtrlni; me to make the sum of forty dollars, witil interest on said decree and coats, 1' will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bid' der, on SATURDAY, NOV. 23an, M89, botwoen the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. an! 4 o'clock p. m. of said d.iv. at the door of the Court Homo of siid Monroe County. Indiana, the rents and proHt for a term not excondimr seven years.of the following described real estate, to-wit : Four acres off of tbe oast side or end f tbe south half of the south west Quarter of section twenty (20), town nine (9) nortl, range one(l) east, and also all that part of tbe southwest q-i-irtor of the southeast quarter of the af.rs il'l section, town anil ranee mat hp went or tne center or tne creek that Sows through said quarter, t partofthd water of whiib creek flow off the suth side of the lntidi now owneil and occupied by Isaac Cox' heirs the last described tract of land con'ainini: eleven (111 acres morn or 1am. Both of the above described tract adjoining each other. Also all that part of tbe southeast quit ter ot the southeast quarter of section twentv-nino (29) north, range on (1) ... .'i, -. .... r 1. r ,u . creek that flows from the north and passes over and through tho wet end thereor and west of the center of the principal hollow and the branch or rivulet thnin that passes through tho east part thereof and leave the same east of tbe dwelling, huuns on said land, containing about tor If 40) acre, more or Ins. Also all that part of thenniihaaat qiittr of laid taction twenty-nme (39, raire town and ranse aforesaid that lies w t and north of the center of tho nforsait! biillow and branch or rivulet thnreon artorjit Ipavef the aforosnid tract and t'ntoi's this oms and nlxn all that prt of tbo said last named quarter that lie njqrtji of a line to tlie run west from tbo center of 'tl o north of the aforwnid branch or rivulet, whore tin tame entnrs the creek into whiuh it fl iw to tho west sido of said quarter wUic!i w lost dcwrlhed parcel, coniaining ten (10) acres, more or lew. Also a part of the northeast quarto? ct the northwest quarter of CHClion twnt.vnine (39), name town and range alnrcsai1, bounded and desbribed as follows, to-wit ; bveinnine at thi'northonsi .mrner of said quarter and run a in? west twelve (12) roe tonountuiiend ana u nion vine ronatuence on a straight line to tho southwest corner thereof; thonco north to the beginning, nmtaining IWtxt y (20) acre, more; nr less. All of said land 1 situated in, Monrte County, SUttn' of r-.dina. If such rent and profit will not a 11 for a (otBcient sum to satisfy laid d-Kinto interest and costs, I will, at the same time apd place, expme to public sale the fee imple of raid real estate, or o mmlh thereof a may be sufficient to discharge aid decree, interest aud cuts. Said sale will be made withont any relief whatever from valuation or apprah lament law. THOMAS J. FAKH, Sheriff Monroe County. Oct. 3, 1889. S1 MERIFF'S SALE. Bv virtue of a cerliaed copy of a Ducree to me directed from the Clerk's oflhw of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cnuiie wherein William Long is plaintiff, and Benjamin F. Brannant, George Bran nam, Jonathan Brannam and Enoch Davlj are defendants, requiring ma to make the sum two hundred and tb irtv-flve dollar and eigbty-nve costs, with intareat on said decree and costs. I will exposo at Public Sale, to tbe highest bidder, on SATURDAY, NOV. 9th, 1889, , between tbe hour of 19 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock P. ., of said day, at the door of the court bouse of said Monroe county, Indiana, the rent and profit, for a term not exceeding seven years, ot the follotlinc Keal Estate, to-wit: Tbe half of the south fractional quarter uf section one (1) town nine (9), ranije one (I) west, containing forty-oavun and thirty-eight ona hundredths ( 38 100) acres, more or less. Also th southwest fractional quarter, section six (8) town' nine () range one (1) wct All situated In Monroe county aad in tho Statu of Indiana. If such rent and profit will net nil for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decreo, interests and costs, I will at the tame tine and place, expose to public sale the ft imple of said real etate, or so much thereof as may bn tuffieient to discharge said decree, interost and eott. Said sale will be made without any ni lif whatever from valuation or appraUumeat law. TIIOMAR J. FARE, Sheriff Monroe County. Oct. 1, 1889. STIQUIS MO, fflZggR?l$ OAtlASTU Agents wsntn-l. AMrws II A Lmtier& Co , Zii .iupctiof :jt , L it oLitul, Ohio

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7 ; . aSMIVFB SAL8. Bv virtue af a cartiBad am rf mera to me dirtcted, from tbe CUea ots) oi taa jionroe circuit coon, Hi a- can); wherein William Wallaoe, Reaver of; Fletcher Sharp, is plaintiff, and C MT. Bailey. Eliaa Baflev his aUe. liam J. Lowrv. Pantba Lowrr Mt Elmaaa Viae, Kicbard J. ins Mr nw band, Samuel Moore, Flora lloara Mf wife. David Davis. Jane Davie kb witad William Wall and Frank Swrat m4 feadants, requiring me te make aha 9mtf, oi ave nuoarea aaa seven aenar aamj. thirty-six cents, with intareat on era and cost, I will expo at t l .l - LI 1 I . SATURDAY, NOV. 38WV ; batwoen tbe hours of 19 'jlok a. as. 4 oelock n. m. of slid dav. at the doe the court boose ejf. said Moaeat 9iMm xaaiana, tne raau ana prvate per iar. not exceeding seven yean, of tka-toOsraNl ing described real ustate, to-wit : ' The southwest quarter of tbe lOttUi' -CJslc qunr ot nction nine (91, antl.lne wattfc,;: SHer of section ulna (9), and ! na ttta p All the within land is attested fa roe county, Stata of ladiana. -M If such rents and profits will-sotij interest and owta I will at theiajnakp tummanf .i.nn i n . rim jt-u and place, expose at Public SO, b "$ : simple of said real estate "or so bm thereof a mny be ludtcient ta dii airg ' saiu uecnm, uitanM ams cess. Said sale will be made wkbeet aaty fi Her whatever rroa v.lu.ti.M, m :

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