Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 January 1901 — Page 5

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

C. E. Johnson won the prize offered lust week.

arlington

\Villiam Mount, brother and nephew, W. Brain Mount, left for Indianapolis Thursday morning. •lulius LaHage was called home from Frankfort, Ky., Wednesday by the serious illness of Mrs. LaPage. she is resting easier this (Thursday! morning.

Never in the history of our town did we receive such a shock as we did when we received the news of Governor Mount's death. All citizens, regardless of party or creed had looked forward to the day when we would meet and welcome him home. Men, women and children gathered on the street corners and with moist eye and quivering voice extol his many virtues, as we had long since learned to do him honor, and we had expected to receive so much from him upon his return, as he had long been recognized as our leader in all things pertaining to good, and now by his death Franklin township sutlers an irreparable loss.

EVEN INGSIDE

Mr. Mitchell is building a new barn. Several cases of measles are reported in this vicinity.

Wilson Turner and family are the proud owners of a new cow. Mrs. Lee Reichard and Grandma iaugherty are on the sick list.

Miss Cora Vanscoyoc, of Whitesville. spent last week with Mrs. Richmond. Lee Reichardjreturned last Tuesday from a lengthy visit with relative* in the east.

Miss May Sidener and M. C. Miller are both able to out after a serious attack of fever.

The writer was one of about twentyfive guests that assembled at the home of Mrs. Dan Brackney on last Sunday to assist in celebrating her birthday. All the delicacies of the season were tastefully arranged on a well spread table which was presided over by Misses Fanny McMullen. Clara Busenbark and Lois Brackney. The evening was spent in social conversation, and as each guest departed for their homes they wished Mrs Brackney many more such pleasant birthaays.

FIDDLER'S POINT

Mrs. Will Gulley is on the sick list. George King went to Elmdale Tuesday.

Mrs. Etta Mote is working fo^ Mrs. Will Gulley. George Bowman is cutting wood on Mr. Voris' farm.

Joe Bradley ate dinner Conrad last Friday. Ed Vail and Wesley King have been hauling corn to Linden this week.

Effie and Harry Kellison are visiting their grandfather, Samuel Kellison. Russell King, of New Richmond, spent Saturday night with his uncle, George King.

A series of meetings will begin at Young's chapel on January 2!th by Kev. Hedrick.

Fred Welliver, Gip Blanton, Viola Dawson and Jennie Bailey saw ''A Black Sheep" at Crawfordsville Tuesday night.

The party at George King's Tuesday night was well attended. The evening was spent with plays and instrumental music furnished by Mrs. Etta Mote. Wesley King and Allie Douglas.

Shube Vail and wife gave a party to the young folks last Thursday evening. Those present were: Misses Lyda Vanscoyoc, Maude. Goldie and Pearl Wiseliart, Mrs. Etta Mote. Jessie Barnhart, Mrs. Myrtle Staley and Messrs. Arthur Beckner, Lon Pax ton. Wesley King and Charles Staley. Cake walks were given led by Charles Staley.

ELMDALE

Mrs. James Bonnell is better writing. D. C. Moore has a nice lot of wood for sale.

at this

Stilman GofT and family are better of the grip. Charley Vancleave school again.

has started to

Mrs. Ida Hays has been suffering with neuralgia. Protracted meeting is going on at Liberty church.

Charles Vancleave- is cutting wood for D. C. Moore.

awhile, but is better. Mr. Hatchery, of Ohio, is visiting Allen, D. C. and Walter iloore and their families this week.

Dr. Olin has a pair of Belgian hares. They are quite a curiosity for those who never saw them before.

There are quite a number ol people here who have the telephone fever. They want 'phones pretty bad

Laura Coons expects to return to her home in Crawfordsville Thursday after a three weeks' stay at Elmdale.

Charley Vancleave has returned home at this place after making a visit at Brown's Valley with relatives.

John Utterback has made arrangements with Brown & Birdsel) to have a 'phone put in his house in a faw days.

Obarley Martin and family have the #kik'norna fever. They expeci to go He has sold most of his uteslc.

John Dittamore is sulYering quite a I ill the past week. good deal with a lame ankie. John Hurley's spent last Sabbath Mrs. boot has been on the sick list, with Wm. Hurley but is better at this writing.

Uncle Andy Bid die returned to Wayuetoivn on hist Tuesday after a two week's visit with his soi. (icorge at this place.

Miss Laura Coons, of Crawfordsville. has been staying with Mis Bessie Coons ever since she got crippled,aud doing the work for thctu.

Ward Walkup, of Crawfcrilsville, was in these parts last. Tuesday visiting the. schools, lie with I). C. Moore and family.

Charley Johnson and George Moore went to Seattle, Wash to look a location with the intention of moving if the place and climate suits them.

Arthur Henderson started to his school one clay last week in hiS»carr. and he went to raise his umbrella and his horse became frightened and ran otY. throwing him out. 11 got lose from 'ihe cart and Homer Riddle caught the hor-e. Arthur was not hurt much.

The protracted meeting at the Baptist church at Waynetown closed on last Monday night with twelve additions to the church. The church was greatly revived. The candidates will be baptized at the clone of the church meeting on next Saturday. Twelve are to be baptized.

WINGATE.

Wra

burg.

fackson has moved to Veeders-

left for Decatur, 111.,

Tom Holmes Monday. T. V. Jordan moved to Benton county Wednesday.

Len Ocheltree is working for Will Turpin, near Alamo. Joe Bannon and family of Newtown, visited here Sunday.

Melvin Brown is in Parke county attending his sick father. Grenard & Crane shipped seven catloads of hogs last week.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Kindel, Sunday night. Joshua Goldings Julian, of Danville, 111., visited here last week.

C. B. Ocheltree and wife, of Greentown. vigited here last week. Mi.ton Morow has moved to the Charley Thomas place south of town.

Mrs. George Thomas is recovering from a severe attack of kidney trouble. Mrs. Eliza White has been quite sick during the past week from general exhaustion.

Foster Ogle has been confined to the house for several days with bronchial troubles.

Squire Henry has bought Wm. Jackson's property in stumptown and has moved into it.

Joe Henry has moved into town and

with James occupies his house recently purchased of R, M. Sims. A Mr. Lincoln, of West Lebanon, will soon move to the farm he recently purchased of J. S. Hecry.

Mart Clark. John Wingate, Manford Webb and Sam Ogle attended the Inauguration at Indianapolis Monday.

Miss Laura Chancey, of Penfield. 111., is stopping with her sister. Mrs. Dr. Dickerson. for an indefinite period.

The old officers were re-electe'd at the Methodist Sunday school last Sun day. including F. 1. Philips for superintendent.

Mrs. Mary D, Thompson is convalescing from a severe attack of pneumonia at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse Martin.

Joseph McJimsey and wife returned to their home at Marysville, Mo., after a pleasant visit of two weeks with friends here ana at Romney.

Cadwallader iV Buxton, dealers in boots shoes and harness, have dissolved partnership. Mr. Cadwallader retaining the business. Mr. Buxton will return to his farm.

The meeting at the M. E. church is beginning with a Bplendid interest and good attendance. Mrs. Kirkpatrick, of Illinois, will be here Saturday to assist in the singing. She is a singer of reputation and her presence and help will no doubt add much to the interest of the mecMngs- Everybody is invited to attend che services. The subjects for Sunday will be: Morning, "The Powers By Which We Are to Overcome the World evening, "The Transforming Power of the Gospel."

YOUNTSVILLE

Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor, a son. Born to Mr a daughter.

antj

and Mrs. Robert Lydic,

Mrs. Thomas Baupt has been quite

Miss Grai.e

here is quite a good deal of sickness day at r. Hurley's. in this neighborhood at present, Miss Dora Switzer wilP Won leave Stilman Gofl is hauling wood to Win- here for her new home at Wabash,Ind. gate for George and Henrv Vancleave.

James Coons is visiting J. Van- Sheep" at. Crawfordsville Tuesday cleave and wife at Wingate this week, evening. Mrs. Bessie Coons is up and working James Walter and wife spent last around in the house. She is not very Sundav and wife with Geo. Shanklin strong yet. and wife.

Mrs. Ralph Vancleave was the guest George Hali and family passed a of her daughter, Mrs. Bessie Coons, on pleasant day nt Graudmo'ther Hall's last Monday. Sunday.

Hal Darnell, of Waynetown. was Mrs. Eli Armentrout, who was rethrough here selling fencing it is ported quite sick it! much better at taking the lead.

this

Sweeney spent last Sun-

S a a a a

writing.

Mr. Joseph, of Shawnee church, will Mr. and Mrs. Ed Swank, of Crawpreach at the Baptist church next fordsville, were the guests of Clay Hall Sunday evening.

daughter last Sundav.

Bert Wood attended the institute at Clay Hall and John Downs shipped Waynetown Saturday and reports an between six and seven thousand dollars interesting time. worth of stock last Tuesday.

Homer Petro has been sick with a John Ashy and Emma Priebe attendcold so he could not go to school for ed services at the Christian church Sunday evening at Crawfordsville.

John Utterback took Geo. Rail's Monday anir purchased one of their fine stock turkeys which weighed -!0 pounds.

The mite society met with Rev. and Sister Daugherty on last Saturday evtilling and a pleasant evening was' spent in music and playing games. The next social, Saturday evening, Jan. 2# wfl be at the home of Mr. Hefir.v Tl%pmpson, west of the village. Every one cordially invited.

The supervisor of our school, Mr. Weesner, resigned to accept a position in Denver, Col. His pupils presented him with a copy of "Alice of Old Vincennes" as a mark of the esteem in which they held him. Mr. Weesner •arries with him the best

wishes

NA.MKS OF THK

OWNKRS.

Black. .las, Phillips' add Harriman. Mary H. f. do Taylor, (.'has. A 132 Detchon's 1st

Jackson. Addie R_ Razor, Shirley Koyalty, Fred W

Hooe. Sarah:. dn Cramer, Jesse A Davis. Geo. Goble. Alice Gentry. Oliver A Kline, Kiee Lowe. Mary Jane do Munns. JohnS Small. Ed and l'ermeiia do do do do Swiizer, Mari-m C. Webster, Ida Work. Howard.

Hrittou. William Clark, Mary Harwood, i'.Iarv Harwood, Phillip O'Connell, Thos. Snyder, Elizabeth do Snvder, A. I ruax. Clias. W. lk-ox, Levi

Bell. Taylor. Graybill, Samuel Jones. Aurelius Kelsey, Susan and A. Rogers, Nancy Redding, Lav'iniJ S.

Williams, Eliza A

Dint'inan, J, O. and C. A do do Goodwin, Chas Hartman, Win do do Hays, Mary and J. Mason, O. M. D. andC... Pixley. Emma

of out-

schools and this community in his new calling. Hiw suoccssor is i-Vot. ultz, of WhttiwiD. I

Tin-: CUAWFOUIiSVlU/K "tt'KKKl.Y .Jul RXAL.

LIST OF LANDS AND LOTS

IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, INDIANA,

RETURNED DELINQUENT FOR THE NON-PAYMENT OF TAXES

110 147

Buzzard, C. A Clouser. John N. do do Cassity, Louise Harris, Jordan Kersey, John Kinder, Washington C. do Miles, Frank ,.... Vaughn.

Abbott. Ida Davis. John Dice. Willie E (roodbar, W. L. HuyeocK, A. \V.. Hugelheim, Olive do iti Phelps,JO&Jas Bobbins 39-1 pt hf ne qr." Stone, John W |476 ptnw qr

or the year 1809 and previous, \vars, with interest

and penalty of 10 per rent, thereon, with current taxes

for 1900 and cost of advertising.

co.yl ci:i:i-:k t\y\»i

DESCRIPTION

OF L.WDS 'j ZJ ij

330 393 418 pi

Holser, Catarine I 8 Old Plat Fennell, Isaac 29 Add Hybarger, R. C. & E. M. 47 Old Plat Itunyan, W & A White! 81 .Old Plat ..

Cox. O. M. and L. Jarvis, Wm. Wilson. John A McMunigal. II a rvev

& T. II. 1181 pt nw qr 194 pt hf ne qr 212,Long's do

I Ipt sw qr

Jnlow, Ed ami H. 75 pi neqr Roulh. Gertrude lit & add 127:

Shelley. W. L. aud ...| 127-lnlow's

Barnes, II. O 46 pi. Dunwiddie, C. luts \y. g. W io F. II Fuller. 11. anil R. 153 M. & Hughes, C. W. and 205 pt Harshbarger, M. .. |223 pt .'Till Jentiison. A. C., trustcei247 Loboree's. do 1 do .'t. ni lot'u «••!»««». |«0 l»J .John Ji '017 Myers & Asso of Ladoga |558 11- N. W.I.'.I

NAM ICS OF

TOWN'S.

"jn. r»i

NEW RICHMOND.

AVI N(jl AT 15

82 Snyder liros..

1-41 46

Old I'lat,, Old I'lat

Iirown, Jonas M._ ... Keys, John Lowe, Jane McWhlnnie, John Small, I'ermelia

AV VN TO\V NSIIII'

.... I 5Vpt hi ne qr .... I'i'iT.pt ne jr sw qr ... i233jpt sw qr 279jpt tiw qr nwqr ... |34H|pt lif sw qr

181 10 5 5' 271 19 6 10 oj 19 0 85 ll| 19 6 ',»r

2'2'

19 6 40

AVAYN ETOVVX.

1'2 Brant's add •ptwbfseqr 14 72 While's add .. 95 jit hf ne qr 14 151 Edwards add 1551 do 3d add! 202! do 200 Brant's add

"l'fj

I do

......

220 Munns pt 277 pt hf sw qr 14 I llrant's add 14

"07

"19 6 "30

19 ""6

I do 15 do 21 j' do 22 283 pt hf sw qr 14 328 Edwards pt pt 336 Munns 2d add.

19 ii

Kll'LKY TO AY NSHI1*.

12 41

hf hf n«.' qr pt ne qr Pt pt ne qr sw qr... pt hf sw qr ... pt hf se qr pt hf sw qr .... pt hf sw qr ... pt hf se qr sw qr

135 159 285 320

25 1 8 6 40 17 18 0 76 33 36 18 6 79 36 10 16 18 5 V?. 4 18 0 3 5 47 3 18 0 1 15 23 18 6 1 18 5 70

ALAMO.

-pt I..

iiliOW\ TOWXSIIIP

....I 93| swqrseqr .... j318 pi hftsw qr j(50 pi hf sw qr •695 pt

lif

Ipt hf

Burton, William Currie. Achra N Doss, Mary E Hargrave. Fred Jennings, Ed do do Loyd, Ezra et al do do Miller, O. J. and M. ... Robertson, .las. W do do Scoti. Arclielaus Smallev. Mollie do do .. ... do do .... do do do do Yaryan. Bertha Yaryan. Cynthin

8 17 0 40 36 17 6 30 25 17 6 25 1 17 6 36 1.8 6 204 52

WAVELAXU.

16 pt nw qr I 36 55 pt sw qr nw qr .... 36 82 Old Plat 125 4th E add 143 Old Plat. I

Old Plat pt! Old Plul I...... 1611 New add

jGDptnwqr 36 16 ('Id Plal fractional'

232 pt ne qr nw qr. 238 pt sw ir nw qr & N add

6 30 6 20

"ii 1

36 17 36 17

.....

0 85

,pt

279 pt hf nw qr 280 pie hf nw qr

"il "1 50 6 1

SCOTT TOWNSHIP.

40 pt hf se qr„ 160 pt se qr. 256 pt whf nwqr. 273 pt nwqr ... 369 P&C add P'b'g hf 370 pt nwqr 377 Faith's P'burgpt 4G9iWhite N. Market

171 17j 17: I?:

"17

MADISON TOWN SHIP.

Cliavous, Wm. 49|Pt sw qr. 18 20! 41 41 20 07 $ 21.69

L1NDKN.

37 Old Plat do do

Stoddard's Old Pla do do Stoddard's pt swqr pt n»- qr.

pt...

SUGAR CHEKK TOWNSHIP

Wells, Wm. and M. A .. |392ipt hf nw qr Oil

Burroughs. Mary .... do ... Bundy Maria E Coaliiey, John do Cain. Missouri Dickson, Quinc.v do Fausi, W. W. and L. Milncr. Geo. II Miles, Nannie E Macey. Deborah Pickering. Mary

FRANKLIN ToWNsIlll'

31 Old I'lat S'dale. pt do pi ii-i pt hf sw f|r .. 126 Woods S'dale.. do 145 pt ne qr 1 86 Lane's S'dale 11 hf do hf 223 pt 11 hf 389 pt hf ne ijr 396 ptSWfjl399 pi sw 11 468 pi, nw|r_

14' 19 3

12 pt hf ne (jr. .. 64 IJuiuer I do [pt, ne qr 76j Wheeler's pt 152'pl hf 195 Unlet add 1961, do do 236iCox's 313|llulet's .'

16 50

8 19

lil

17 8 4 21 28

60 20

60 40

1.\ liLI N (J'l'O N

191 3

19!

"3I "III 2J

li)

W A LSI- T() W N S11II*.

I 8 pi. ne. qr 126 pt lif se qr, (133 pt hf ne qr

18 18 3 2 36 18 3 18 18 3 31 18 3 8 18 18 3

NEW KO-S.

CLAItK TOWNSHIP.

Bell, Sarah A 43 il sw qr. 18 17:

N AM |\S I THK

'WNKlis

Butcher. Emma Barnes. Robert It Brush, Bertha I.'." Itryani. Win. 1 ,w.. Carmen. Thos. 11

Carver, MatlH' Campbell. Calista Coons. Frank Hand Cope. Absalom ra list ail, Kachel... .:'" (4i11 is, Jane

(•laley. Kli/.alH'ih.."."-III Grimes. .Marv Howard. R. I) Hunt, John Hardee. Joanna ........ Jones. Elizabeth A.. ... .lobason, V.ex I. Jackson Marv. -li.!I Join's, W'alliu1 iV'"I IIi Reef, Thomas

Martin. Tobiiha! Miller. John

\v.

Miller. J. W. and M. Morrison. J. and M. Mc('ollougli. Henrv A. Mi-CormacU. L. Nolan, Harry, etal_.II! Nichols. Cyrus Osiiorn. Washington'!!! do Parkinson, Elizabeth. Pa: ion, Thos. do Peck, Wm. Tyler. Polly A. ........!!. Walton, Sultanna Warren. Lola y.achary, Margaret

—w

0 (r

•—1

r-1

...| i$ 34..so

in. HO V. 12 7.06

6.50

s.-in i'j.4!i i.:u 9.79

10.71 0.36 6.27 10.

3.38 7.71

9.04 .47

(i»

35.76 9.45 3.47 13.56

19.27 44.80 12.04 1.38 6.78

2.84 4.49 10.32 68.1 2

5.04 1.19 7.63

14.23

20.34 20.15 12.16

28.40

$ 19.39 13.65

1 1 136 137 :?KwkH7

27'83

,s 3,08 5.73

f-iii 87

103 139 142 140 141 127 39.67 8.07 2.93

January 18, 1901.

....lif

10.74 1.73 32.93 34.02 1.47 13.72 10.44 6 99

I 07.26 5.1 9 in. 22 1 2.1 I

23! 2 1! il 331

22. HI 3.38 1 1.04

13.27 .85 7.86 17.30

Kredricksb' do

"3 18 3 13 18 3 12 18 3 1 33

35 18 3i 5 38 It 41.03 8.27

18j 17

......

....

18i 17 "3 10 18j 17

3 5

10.11

19.58

1.72

,.pt

19.08 1.97 3.52 18.76

.pti ,pt ..pt| 10

!!.!!!

ft. (14 3.6-1

21.66 22.80

N row N si

1219 1223

Prew.iiiiiji I Vices For (jri-uiii, Provis

III

Ua is

Juu Mav I'orli Jan May

$ 10.91

Lard

Jan May 1:11. Jan May

28 3 $ 12.47 14.42 "1 22 18.37 7.26 19 20 5.1 3 35.25 12.33 11.15 22.911 20,61

Closing

•f 11.28

37| 381

1 1 1

jilKSl'KU'TION

I.AN'IIS

(is llliams add. 1 13 pi. sw qr 128 pt. will sw qr pt. III so I] 1 286 pi. nw qr.

V.v

32 1

Curtis add pi \v bl nw qr.... jit hf sw qr pi, sw qr sw qr

303 3118 31 1 630 pt \v hf in- qr 63 I pi hf ne qr 632 pt sw qr ... 639 pi ne |r .. 706 pie hf ne qr.i£ 746 jit nw qr..

se qr nw qr. pt ne i[r pt. se qr pt, lie qr Kelsoy's add ... Kennedy's add pt hf se qr .. pi hf sw qr.

...

1230 1 5 18 11117 Hills 1745

Aldridge, Anna .. .. Brower, Ella do Brown. Sarah C'ville B. L. F. & S. Asso do Breed, Marv A Heriyman, C. Connor. Eliz. A. ........ Caunine. Blanche ....... Campbell, Rosa B. ...... Clements. II. and Mdo 'io .!!.. do Chadwick. Marv A Chapman, W. M. and A, Carlson, C. o. and A. L. do Cody, Marcus Clarkin, Frank I'. do

t). -10

78 & II pi 8-1 llulet's 258 ,1. Hughes's 2d 279 Milligan's. 305 W. F. Elsloil's 313 Patterson's do iBowen's

I do

326 & 349(1 ll&C. 353 Dunn's Hrs lt 3o7 J. Hughes' 2d 363 Lee's hf

_...!!!!!

1008 1044 1054 1(161 1144

31 19

I do I do

Clark, C. Davitt, Annie Davis, Chas. E do h. do do Elt/.rotli, Eliza Gonzales, Frank do Gray, Millie Hulton, John Harseine, R. G. & D. e! Hallowell, Mary

374 W. F. Elston's 003 W. F. Elston's 517 Lee's.. do do

Jones, Snraii Jones, James Kelley, Wm Linncn, Cath Lee, Jennie Luyinon, J. W. and II. T. Maloney, Mary Myers. Noah W_

Whitlock Place

570 683 Whitlock P. pts do (195!Warren Place 790 Galev's 11 rs. 2d 826 & 844 & 11 852,Tliompson hf 938115 II & 94(1 Thompson's

Me, A Con whf

MEEIston's hf Allen's & II Cannine's

1165 Cannine's .... 1 186 1208 1329

Meeker, Dora, et al Nolan, Ann Oliver, Geo. ...... O'Connor, Cath. Pickett, Dan W Parker. Mary Robinson, .liilin A ....... Sheari, Honora II Sullivan. Mary Scoti, Jennett'e E Sloan. Laura 1) Snodgrass, Emma E .... Swift, Leonard

...pt pt

Old Plat... & W Old I'lat .. ..w hf

1367 Galloway's 1374 1424 1426 1460 1560 1 586 1625

Old Plat Dunn's Mills Hrs .... M. H. Elston Old Plat hf Old Plat, pt II &

1628 Galey's Hrs 11 & I't lt

1 629 1658 1752 1 805 1922 1989

Ctler, Joseph A. & F. M. Warren, Chas. hrs. Yaryan. 11. It... do

62 7.1-1 221 .••••. 7.18 18 1 1

Notice is hereby given that so much ol the foregoing lands and town lots as may be necessary to discharge the faxes, interest, penalty, and charges that may be due thereon, or due from this owners thereof at the time of sale, will be sold or offered for sale at public auction at the court house door 111 the city of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, between the hours prescribed by law. on the second Monday in February, 1901. WILLIAM

DAILY .MAKIvl/r UIOPOKT

ions anil Livestock on Juu. IO.

Indianapolis lira in and Livestock. Wl eat -Wagon, 76c No. 2 red, weak, 70c. Corn—Steady: No. 2 mixed, 3714c. Oals—Sleaily No. 2 mixed, 24%e.---Cattle—Steady

$3.0(1^5.00.

Ilogs—S|rung at .*!4.50ft/).")..'i7,/i. Sheep—U glier al $2.()0.i(:4.00. Lambs-Higher at $3.5(%!5.50.

Chicago Grain mut Provisions lOpeued.

Wheat

Jan Fell May

10 11 12* 12.74 9 13.25 1 3 4 2.43 10 5.88 7.58 6.58

Corn

Jan Feb Ma

$ .73% 74 4 .70%

!c.

Catile Strong al Sf-.'Si'u, i.85. Hog- -A'- iv• at !f4.on4(5.:S2'/j. Slu-i-p Stronger at Sl.riWM.lO. 1,11 labs I lull a I ¥.i.75'/.,.7.'i. ..

t'11 icano Livestek.

jntle--I'inn slei-rs. S3.60f^6.l0: slocliers. $2.7."»r«4.:,r». Hog.-. Lower at .?.'i.nii!W."i.: r.

Sli'p F.i'tn at #3.."iw

8 1

11.70 1.49

I4.7O.

Lambs Steady at .'JI.2./05.50.

New York Livesiiuik.

Cut til." Slow at ij?3.007/5.55. Hogs Steady al ¥5.00V|5.65. Sleep Sleady at

11.56

$2.2.'//-l..,"l».

l.air.bs—Steady at $4.65'i/6.37'/

Kust llotlii lo ,i vistock.

Cattle—St"iidy at $2.75fo5.()U. Hogs Steady at .f5.30'i/.i.4u. Sheep-Slow al $l.50fi/.",.u0. Liuub.s -Slow at $5.7,Vo5.9l.

'oledi

ra in.

W'lient-- Weak oiu'li. 77'/,e: May, Corn l'irm. No. 2 easli, 37'{.c, Oals—Steady No. 2 cash. 21c.

Local Markets.

Crawfordsville deulcrh aro [)aving the

following prices for produce to day: Wheat, per bushel 75-80 Corn .jo 1'imothy hay ...'I..II!'!V!.._9.00-10.00 Oats Clover seed 6.00~-(i 00

NAMES OK

TOWNS.

33' 1: 311 18

12|' -.0 118

30'. 96

19 19 19

It. Warren Place.. W do

Statuhi'Indiana, MuNTomiKitY County, ss: I. William M. While, Auditor of said eounly, hereby cert.ifv that the foregoing lands and town lots 111 said couuly were returned delinquent for the nun payment of taves thereon for the year 1899 and previous years: that said taxes, together with Interest, penalty, ciurenl taxes for 1900 and cost

advertising remain unpaid at tills date, as appears from llie.Cnuntv Treasurer's return WILLIAM M. WHITE, Auditor. Montgomery County

OirincK Ilorjits9 to 12 a. 111. 2 to 4 p. m.

Closed.

.72% .73 75%

3u% •3814

36-Xi

.38

.2 i^ -24)4

13 ST. 14 25

1.'! 90 14 00

7 37

7 47

7 00 7 17

J^OTICK 'l' CKF.1MTOKS.

isli markets Wheat., 72' .'le: corn. 22:,c: pork, •I.i.liu: laid, $7.33:

36:L|i-: oals, ribs, $7.00.

Louisville (irain ami Livestock. Wheal—No. 2 red and longbcrry, 77c. Corn New, while, 40e: No. 2 mixed, 41c dais N11. 2 new. 27V.c No. 2 while, 'jll^e. Cat I le- Siendy at $.'i.()li'oi.75. Hogs- Light al !f4.on.'ir5.4n. Sheep-Firm at $2.00'/3.50. :VV' Lambs -Steady at $3.0UM5.IH).

in'inna( irain ami Livestock. Wheal Easier No. 2 red. NOc. Corn ijuiet: No. 2 mixed, 3:ic. Oals Dull No. 2 mixed. 20l

3 t-

:'vllle fi 9 ...I

231.

iff

•I! 18

3.80 (1.9ti 7.8(V 3.40 2.58 9.14 6.27 7.11

c'WHe.

liii

13: 19 35' 19 3.V 19

22. 18

33 I'.l 12: 18 3 I 18 15 IS 3 |K 12 19 6 IS 15 18

28 21 30 7 59 9 1

.. ...

756 pi. 111' 824 pi. ne qr 826 pi hf nw qr. 828 pt, hf sw qr 835 Kennedy's add 80s pt. 89 I pt ne hf lie qr. 1(103 pie hf lOOC, pi sw qr. 102 I pi se qr 1037 Milligatt'sadd .... I 107 pt. sw qr neqr... 1 121 pt hf se qr .... I 153 pt hf ne ill1 1 57 pt se qr 1188 Brit ton's (I jen

I 1.66 25.37 5.56 1 1.30 17.50 9.58 22.115 9.14 42 57

N.32 2 22

C'ville, pt

2.08

1 1.65 23.74 32.13 .84 8.1 5 4.58 60.57 10.02 38.40 14.78

IC'viUe.

CHAWIMHD-VILLK.

1S EEIslou's hf 15 Wilson's O pt H&W. ... 33 Old Plat hr 71 Old Plat qr

Old Plat.

C'ville

5.00 4.27

8.50

.... |New Murkeipt .... C'ville .pt t6j 29 ..

20.95 3.62 8.74 25.38 6.10

20"« 9.24 26 22 30.42 39 10.1H 41 42 51 .55 10 2.22 it 97 15 5.74 41 1 1.53 1 r,

17. OH

6 7

2H.9f'

12 8.95 13 31.61 33 69.OJ "7 3.14 21 22 23 9.33 20 1.42 4 3.73 24 2.0 2( 3 12.17

......

8.59

10 44.06 0 13.0(1 it 10.89 21 7.86 16 4.98 12 8.33 22 48.68 14 8.94 19 4.44 19 5.1!! 1 3.05 19 7.47 16 49.37 18 38.88 141 3.10 34 35.45

G3 27.74 3 14.67 146 4.77 4 12.59 3 14.94 6 3.37 11 21.2S 132 12.28 32 8.29 3 18.19 8 27.59 1.10 53.82 10.38 19 2.71 42 43 9.70

WHITE,

Auditor Montgomery County

DR. H. E. GREENE,

Practice Limited tp Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Joel Block, .Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Public Sales

Tuesday, Jan.^29^ Wm. M. Davis will sell at his farm in Lapland, (.1 milea'south of Crawfordsville on Greencastle road, horses, hogs, sheep, cows, youn^ cattle, hay, corn, oats, wagon, implements and other articles, ('apt. N.. B. Sayior, auctioneer.

All persijn.s knowing themselves to be indebted Io till.' estate of the late. l)r. W. L. Muv are asked U) settle with me wil.liont delay ,,,,6,„ C. L.THOMAS.

1---H 6w Kxccutor.

I lens 'i.'SiSw/v S(iring chickens Cocks ... .- Turlury toms, old IIIIIIIIIII.I!! 'I'm-key loins, young ... Turkey hens, old Turkey liens, young Ducks .11. HI (leese Mutter I ......".'.'.I'.!!"

8K-6 2 4 (J

r.«

4-5 •i'A 15 18 714 0*

''.

Side meal Lard ...,

Chlcfldo Miirncts.

L'urniHlied by

,J.

Jan 72'/4 Feb ...73 May

CoitN

Jan 36 V: Feb 36% May 3«W ..

May 7.47-50

79%

Mixed Heavy Hough Light

!). liowe, commis

sion meretuuit, rooms 3 and

liamsev

t)lock, Crawfordsville. Opening. High. Low. Close. Wheat— 72i/s 73 75K

71 71 74!fl-M

72 72H 75a.

36-'^ 37 3K«-^

OATH—

May 211! l'OHK— May. 14.02to7

30 36 y, 37V*

365, •AV.% 3HH-X

25^

24%

25*

14. I 0 13.95

LAltU—

14.10

7.47 50 7.42

7.-17

-Hogs 3D,000 cattle 11,500 sheep

K( ceipis 12,000. Car lots -Wheat, 53. corn 519, outs 262.

uogsli27!ooo7VVh('111'

L'°r"

)0, :lts IT5

N. W. Cars—Minneapolis 304, Dttlutb 30. 85.O550l5.3O &.0OT//. 5 30 w, e.OIKrc 5.1 '2 5.0ZAffj

Wheat opened lower close*

Liverpool'/a lower. )V|J

'j in as siiiiplo as ivas'n in0, when

you use i'utnam fadeless Dyes? Sold by Moilett & Morgan.