Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 November 1901 — Page 6

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Estate of Diivid D. Wr.iv, deceased. OF APPOINTMENT.

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Notice i4 hereby (riven, that the underslcned

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been appointed and duly cjunlilled us admin isvrator «f tueestaieof D.ivid I) Wrav. lute of Montgomery rnuniy. Indiana, deceased bald estate is supposed to be solvent

WILLIAM .1. MILKS Administrator. Dated Nov. 7, tUUl. ll-HStw

Estate of John Walton, Deceased. OTIOE UF APPOINT MKNT.

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Motiee is hereby t'iveu Mint the undersigned has been appointed and duly qim.ilied as itlminlstrat.ii' of the estate of John v\ alion, late of Montgomery couutv, Indl.uia. deceased, baid estate is supposed to lie solvitt.

SANFOKD L, WALTON, Administrator Dated Nov. SJ, luol 1.1-1 3t

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DMI.VISTRATOR'S SALE.

Notice is lierebv (riven that t.lie nnderslgned administrator of th'j estate of David L) W ray, deceased,

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OTIOE TO NON-liESIDENTS.

State of Indiana, Montgomery county. In the Montgomery circuit court, .September term, 1901.

Martha R. Totten vs Jau.es J. Irisiey, et al -Complaint No. 13,800. Come- now the plaintiff bv Crane & Anderson, her attorneys, ami hies her compl lint herein, to quiet title together with an affidavit that said defendants, Fran* Benllev insley, neitrude

Isabel liislev, .Jennie southward Insley, Martha Evangeline insley Jennie L. lnslev. Joseph li. Insley. Marv Insley. his wile, Merrel 11. Insley, Kllza lnslev, his wife, Frank Ins]u. Knznlietb Insley, his wife. Lew Wallace Braimon. Charles Austin Uranium, are not lesidents of tiie state of Indiana.

Nonce is therefore hereby given said defendants, Frank Benllev lrisley. Gerirue.e Isahel Insley, Jennie southward li.sley, Maritia Evangeline lnslev, Jennie JL lnslev. .Tosi ph B. Insley, Mury insiey. liis wile. Ateirel, Insley. E) za lnsl y. his fe, Fri-nk lnslev. Eliz.belli ln»lev, ills wile, l.civ Wallace Briinnon. Charles Austin ltrannoii. that un:ess they be and appear on me viiirt of the Jnnu irv teriit, ISJUJ, of tlm Montgomery circuit lourt. the same being the I -in tluv ol January. A. D.. l'Jn'2. at the court hous: Crawlordsvl le. in said counly and state, and answer or lnur to said complaint. the ran will oe heard and determined in their absence.

Witness my name nnd the seal of said court, aftlxed at Crawfurosville, this 7Hi day of November. A. 1J., 1001. 11-Hlt JVUMONT KEXNRD Y. Cleric. Crane & Anderson, Attorneys lor Piaiutill.

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From Over the Seas '.

sell at pub ic auction at his late

residei.ee one mile east unci one-half mile south of New Market, on MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1901.

The following personal propei tv consisting of horse-., cattle, liotrs. furnnu* impiem. nts, two wagons, buggy, surrey, harness, lo tons of good timothy hay in mow, 400 bushels of corn in crib. luO bu~heis of oats, some rye and barley, and many other articles. Sale to commence at 10 o'eloi k.

TERMS:—A credit, of twelve months will be given on all sums over $5, purchaser giving note with approved freehold security. Sums of #5 and under, cash VV. J. MlLEb, Ad'nrr

H. Sayler, Auctioneer. 11-16 41

OMMISSIONER'S SALE.

By order of the Montgomery Circuit court of Indiana, entered oil lue order book ol said court, on the '21 st uuy ol October, lijol, in an action now pending in said court for partition, wherein Gilbert ii. Hamilton et al are petitioners, and Joseph i'.. Hamilton et al are defendants. I v.ili at 11 :iit) clock a m. on the loin day of December, I "Jul. on the premises hereinafter descriued, being tue late residence of .John Hamilton, late of said couiuy, deceased, situate in Sugar (.:rcelt to..UNHID." Muiitt'ou.er.v counly, stale of Indiana, near Uower» blaiion, milium in said counly and suite. oiler tor sale »t. public auction, for not less than two-thuds (Ji) ol the appraised value thereof, the following Described real estate, situate in Montgomery county, the stale of Indiana,

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The southeast quarter or section twentythree townsnip twenty norm, range three west, except one-baif (•/,) acre In the souitn ast corner thereof, lieieiof.'re tonvev by said John Hamilton lor scnuol purposes. Also except nuv-iwo one Hundredths (5*2-100) acres in the .southwest corner of said tract, conveyed by John Hamilton to William Armstrong, leaving one hundred aiidsixly (lw) acres more or jess.

Said suie is to be made for cash in hand on the day of sale, and win be sold free ol lieus, .-and an abstract,of title will be furnished the purchaser. UILBEUr 11. HAMIL'ION. 11-16 at commissioner.

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7 0TICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT l-IXl'.CU'l OR'b SA I E.

Nnt:ee is hereby given iliat I. Ida Mote Shaver, duly nominated, qunlilied and ctiug executor 01 llie last win and testament of Jerudah Mote, deceased, by virtue ol the authority vested in me ny the termsof said will, said will being recordi. in Will Record No. -4, at page-17'2. in the clerk office of the Montgomery circuit court, will oiler for sale at private saieon Nov. 3o. 15)01, at JO clock, and from day to day thereafter until sold, the following described reil estaie in Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit: Part of ihe west half of the' soti.liwest quarter of sectiou eighteen (18): also the west linif of ihe northwest quarte'of section nineteen (l'J) and thtee and 76- Hie acres oft the north end if the west half ot the southwest quarter of section maei- on (19) all in tow-ii.-htp nineteen (I'J), mirth of range three 0 west, containing one hundred and sixty at-ri s, more or less

Saio sale wilj be made subject to the improv 1 of th'- jiuL'e of he Montgomery enculi c„.iirt and for not less than the full appraised value thereof

At least one-third of the purchase money to be paid in ea-h. the balance in two equal inaliu.ents pavnl.ie in six and twelv months respecilvelv after the. date of sale. bearniL' interest at per cent from date, waiving lelief, providing for auornejs' fees, and stcmeil by mortgage upon the real estate old

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IDA MOTE SHAVER, Exec".'or.

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Caldwell, Attorney. 11 -H 3t

OTICE OF SAI.E OF REAL ES'J A.1L1.

In the matter of the estate of GeorLC I Oliver, deceased. Gavlord t. McClucr. administrator.

Notice is hereby given 'hat by virtue of an order of the Montgomery circuit court o: the state of Indiana, entered in cause No. or Gaylord S. Met ltier, administrator of the estate of iieo-ve l. Oliver, deceased, vs Lula M. Oliver, John 6. Oliver. William Oliver, and the Home Building Association, at the September term of said courtfor the vear 1901. the. undersigned- as administrator of tho estate of (J. orge Ii Oliver, deceased, will offer for sale at nubile auction at the door of the court house of said county, in the city of Crawfordsville, in said county and state, on Saturday. November 3o. 1901,'b tween the hours of 10 o'clocka. mid 4 o'clock p. of said day. the following described real estate situate in the county of Montgomery and state of Indiuna, to-vvil: Lot

number three (3) as the same is known and de-iynated on the tecorded pint of an addition to the city of Crawfordsville lnld out by Iioderieli II G„llowiiy, as adminisirator of the estate of Axshur Burk. deceased, under the order of the (om ion pleas court of Montgomery county. Indiana, and which plat is record, in the record of deeds of said county in deed record No 30, page 3 4 3.

Said premises will be sold free and clear of all liens and encumbrances exept current taxes »nd assessments and including the interest of the widow, Lula olive1'.

TEKMS:—Cash in hand on day of sale. Sale will begin at eleven o'clock AYLOltU S. McCLiUER, 11-1 -it Adminisirator.

NOTICE

OF ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF LAND.

No'ice is hereby given that by virtue of an order of the in go i.ery elrcu court in the case of William D. Uriliiil), adininisirator of ihe estate of Euhriam Griffith deceased, vs. MaryJ.GrllHli. George T. (.-iriffiili, William DouglasGrillitli, Howard K. Griffith and Birdie Griffith, tue undersigned administrator of tue estate of Eplinam C. Griffith, oecea ed, wilt offer for saic ii private sal at the law office of William Douglas Griffith, on the seconu lioor up the stairway ilr^teastof the Citizens national bank, in the city of Crawfordsville, Indiana, on Mommy. December '2, 191, if not sold on hai day from day to day thereafter until .Id, me fol owing d.-scribed leal estate in Montgomery county. Indiana, to-wit:

I.oi. number thirty-two in Marin E. Elston's second addition to the city of Crawfordsville, Ind.»nu. also part of lot number lour as the same known and designated the recorded plat of John Wilson's addition to the town (now ciiy) of Crawfordsville. Indiana, bounded us follows: Beginning al a point seventy-six feet soui of the intersection of the south line of Wabash avenue and the west line, of Green street, In said city, and running ilience south eighty-nine feet to the southeast corner of said lot, ihence west eighty-four feet, more or less to he south west corner of said lot. thence north eiuniy-niue feet, thence east eiu hty-four fe -t more or less to the place of beginning a.so part lot number lil'iy of the original plat of the town (now city) of Crawfordsville, Iudi .nu, oounded as folio .vs: Beginning at the center of a brick wall on the north margin of west Main street eighteen feet and seven inches east ot the soutliw st corner of said lot number titty, running'--ence north along the center of said wall one hundred and sixty-live feet to lie alley, ihence east twenty-three feet and live inches, thence south one hundred and sixty-live feet, theme west twenty-1 ree feet and live inches to the place of beginnintr: also the following do eribed real estate in said Montgomery otintv, lo-wit: Part of lot number one hun1 I'll and thirty-two as the same is known and de-U naif on the original plat of the town (now eii^') of ('nnvfoidsvilie, bounded as follows. iowi Beginning at a point twenty-six nnd onebaif feet west of the nor Iieast corner of said lot on the south margin of Market street and running Ihence south one hundred seven feet thence west sixteen feet, ihence north along an alley one lm dred seven feet thence east sixteen feei to ihe plate of beginning.

Also the following described real estate in Elktiar^ county. In the state of Indiana, to-wit: Lot number three hundred and ninety-two of Wilden's Walnut Hill founh addition to the cilv of Go hen. Indiana also the following des. ribed real estate in Monroe county, in the State of Indiana., to-wit: The southeast quarter of the norih-'e-t quarter of see'.ion ten. township seven north, latige one easi, e.onlniuing lorn acres more or les also the following eescribed real estate ia Brown county, iu tie-. state of lndiuna, to-wit: The nonhea'st quarter of sectiou twelve, townshipn ne li'.rih.range on'-east, containing one hundred sixty acres more or less: also th': west half of ihe nori hwe.st quarter of sectiou seven, township nine rorih. range two east, containing eighty acres more, or l°ss: also all thai part of ill" northeast quarter of tue northwest quarter of section s- ven. towns ip nii.e north, range two ea^t. which lies -A-est of the public high vay leadi ig fr Nashville, Indiana, to oomingLon, ladiina, containing six neres ry.o1 or le--s

Said real estate will be offered separately in tracts as indicated in the above desert ption. TKHMS-One-third "ash. the residue in equal payments at nine and eighteen months, the i, deferred payments to be evidenced by notes of the. purchaser bearing intcivst at six per eat. per annum from date of sa e. without relief

from valuation or appral-en.ent laws, and seI cured by morigtr.'e or, real ust-ito sold I Wli.LIAM DOUGLAS GRIFFITH,

Oct,. 2 l'Jlll. AduduNtiuior. Ttiom & Foley, Attorneys for .'idniini-traior. U-i.--4t

At W. PERKL^S,

AUCTIONEER,

Leave orders with A. S. Clements, 107 N. Green St., Crawfordsville. 'Plione 2o7.

it you arc contemplating a sale, nttend'some of my sales and see how I do it

Secure Your Dates Rarly

Cash

Pttzes

Fot Gcod Ads.'..

Desiring to secure a number of good advertisements we have decided to offer three cash prizes for the best ads submitted to us before Dec 25, 1901. The uds shall rtiiln to our photographic business, not to contal over loo words, give the tmeand address of the writer and mailed to us, all uds to become our property. The prizes are 53.0(1, $2 00 t.nti if 1.00, and the contest is limited to Montgomery county. A committee from the city newspapers wlilaward ibeprizes and no profesbicnals will be eligible to compete.

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Artistic Fotographers.

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A ROMANCE REVIVED.

T. Ojlf, of Wlngate, Married to His t-lrst Love After a Separation of Fifty Years.

T. J. O.'lo, a wealthy farmer living near Wingate, was married last week at Russell, Iowa, to Mrs. Anna E. Asby of that place. E.-ich of the contracting parties is 72 years of age. There wore raised together in Indiana. She was his lir.st sweetheart and he was her first, but in an evil hour they uarreled. She removed to Iowa, while he remained in Indiana and became wealthy. Thrjy were not reconciled, and both married. Iler husba.nd and his wife both died, and she returned to her old home after a# absence of liftv years, ar.d again met her sweetheart of former years.

When she returned to Iowa an agreement was entered into which resulted in a renewal of the pledge of childhood days, and Mr. Ogle went to Iowa to claim her as a bride. The couple will make their home at Wingate.

Mart Zackary Arrested.

Sheriff C. N. McCullousrh went down in Parke county, near VVaveland, Sundiy and arrested Mart Zachary, of this city, who was visiting an uncle there. Zachary is charged with having robbed the home of I. N. Larriek week before last when $20 and some clothing were taken. Zaehary was working at wood chopping within plain view of the house the morning the robbery occurred and afterward claimed that he found the clothing minus the $20 the same evening hidden under a tree not far away from where he had been working The pol.ee suspected him at once and he was arrested upon an kffi

Settling With the Officials. Town Marshal .Elliott, of Ladoga, wa.s in the city BViciay se lling with the city officials for two young men re?id ing in fcid administration who were arrested iu the raid made two weeks ago on the north end resorts. The yountr men had p:omised to HDpear but had not done so and the matter was placed in Mr..Elliott's hands for settlement, fie rau the boys to earth and they contributed.

Funeral of 'I Aiwltraon, The funetal of Tnghman Howard Anderson occurred last Friday from the home, just south of the city, and was very hitj/i-ly attended. Tbo services were conducted by Rev. JameOlipbarit, of the Primitive Baptist church. Tiie body was taken to Keokvilie Saturday mornirg for burial, that town being the former home of Mr. Anderson

Death of Mrs. Rebecca Sairils. rs. Rebecca, baidla, wife of Adam Siidla, died Nov I4th at the family home in Sugar Creek township, at the age of seventy-live years. The funeral took place Saturday, Nov. 16, at

White church, and the services were conducted by Rev. Chas. Campbell, ot the Dunkard chuich. Interment was at. Union ccmetery, near Clark's Hill..........

Beat tin: Case.

Perry R.irh, who was brought down herefrom Linden las'- week, charged with intoxication, and who had the i'ase ventud to Darlington, beat the •iase Monday, it being shown that the affidavit was not good as ho had not been arrested in a puhl'c place.

Located In Indianapolis. -i

THE CRAWFORDSYILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

Javitcharg-

ing him with larceny. He claims that he is innocent.

A Social.

Miss Lida Larkin, of south Walnut street, gy,ve a social last Thursday night to several of her friends. The evening was spent in conversation, and music by the Hawks brothers and Mr. King. Those present were: Misses Jessie Davis, Ida Lydic, Emma Lily. Sally Melntire, Grace Tal ot, Mary Robinson and Josie Hitch, Messrs. John and Cl arley Hawks, Walter Marshall, Chester Sharpe, llobert Dice, Bomer Frazier, Mr. King and Mr. 14'iuby. All left wishing to spend many more such enjoyabie evenings with her. A GUEST.

Statesman and the Speakership. James L*'. Stutesman was at the Columbia club for luncheon yesterday and stated that it Is not an assured fact that he will be in the legislature again this winter. In the event that he is renominated and is elected he says he will support Henry Marshall, of Lafayette, for speaker of the house, should Mr. Marshall consent, to become a candidate. In case Mr. Marshall does not decide to seek that honor, Mr. Stutesman will be a cttntiiua'e for the tpeakerehip.—Indianapolis urnal.

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Georae Vance has gone to Indianap olis to accept a position with R:11 & Son, dealers in wall piper. Ho will remove his family later on.

".My Family Uucior." B'ue Island, III Jan. 14, 1901.

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Jud?e for you'-self. A trial size can hn had for the smill sum of 10 cents. Supplied by druyf/ists or mailed hv Ely Brothers. 56 Warren St., New York. Full size 50 cents.

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TOOK NO ACTION.

The Commissioners Discuss the Proposition of F. P. Mount 'or a Compromise But Again Pass it Up.

Saturday afternoon the matter of compromising the cases of the thirtysix ''floaters'- who were convicted under the Caraway law, was discussed by the board of county commissioners aud tbeir attorneys, Crane & Anderson, but it was decided to take no action in the matter and to let Mr. Mount pro ceed with his case. He had offered to compromise for $25 for each case, the law stipulating a reward of $100 for each conviction, but ia spite of the fact that the supreme court has ruled that first sectiou of the Caraway law to be constitutional, making Mr. Mount's chances for recovering the entire amount look very rosy, the commis sioners felt that it was best to take no action in the matter and let the matter go through the courts in the regular manner. Mr. Mount was not present at the meeting.

Mr. Mount last week filed a petition for a change of venue and this has now been granted by the Montgomery circuit court, the case being sent to Fountain county for trial. The case will probably not come up for trial at Covington until the Jauu.try tfirm of court.

Farmer's Institute.

The programme of the Farmers Institute at L-idoga, Ind Mo day and Tn slay, Nov 25 aud 26, 1901, is as follows:

MONDAY 1" 1RENOOX.

9:30—Is the Supply of Plant Food in our Soil Decreasing Gosborn and Keim 11:45—The (Jutloolc for the American ,... Farmer H. F. MeMahan

AKTKllN'OON.

1 #0—How I Grow a Paying Whe.it Crop Each Year D. B. Johnson 2:30—The Clover Crop Ben Carman

EVENING.

7:00—flow Muth and When Shall we Educu.te our Boys and Girls?_ H. F. MeMahan arm I .ducts...Mrs, Emma G. Wilson vvi-it, Bonellt are You to Your

Neighbor ... D. Johnson TUlMDAYSF-IUIWO i.S. 9:30—Btisit.ess Methods on the Farm._

D. B. Johnson

Recitation Mrs. Lida Sidener

1 :C0—Getting the Most out of Farm Manures H. P. MeMahan AFTERNOON 1:00—A Balanced Ration D. B. Johnson 2:u. —The lieHning Influence of Music

Rev. C. Stoclibarger

8:00—How May a Young Man Start in ar:ning Without Capital Chas. Minnick

The piosiramrue will be interspersed with music by the orchestra and-glee club.

H. F. MeMahan is from Franklin county, ar.d D. B. Jchnson from Morgan county.

General discussion will follow the presentation of each subject.

M.-isked Soclnl-

Thu K. of P. lodge (if ace, will give a grand marked social in Castle Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 27"^h. The committee requests that everyone that po-sibiy can will come masked. Those that are not. masked will be charged an admis sion fee of ]0 cents. All others and children ur.der ten years of nge will be admitted free. A prize will be given to the best masked couple, the most comie masked person and best cake walker.

There wiil be plenty of refreshments in the hall. Masks are now oa sale on sale at Armstrong & Linn's store. "The public in general is invited to come,

And enjoy nn evening of fun Mask up and h.tve a good time. And don't be nfraid to spend a dime."

Vandalwi Sued, for $10,000. R. M. Hays, administrator of the estate of John H. Hays, has filed suit against the Vandalia railway company for $10,000 damages. John H. Hays was employed as a brakeman on the road and was killed by one of the company's trains in November, 1899, at Bowers. Hays was caught between the cars and his life crushed out cf him by a runaway section of a train bumping into his train. The complaint blames the company for the accident.— Frankfort Orefcext.

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When you have no appetite. When you have a bad taste in the month.

VV hen your liver is torpid. When your bowels are constipated. When you have a headache. When you feel bilious. They will improve your appetite, cleanse and invigorate your stom*t and regulate vnui' livpr and bowels. Fui sale by Nye & Booe, druggists.

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Overcoats—All kinch for all prices.

AH wool Suits and Overcoats $2.50 to $(3.50 The only difference is in the quality of the goods. The are made by the same workmen. Children's Suits and Overcoats, all well made goods $(.00 to $ 6.00

Hals, Caps, Sweaters, Underwear, Sox, Handkerchiefs, Ties, Trunks, Valises, Suspenders, Co Iars, Cuffs, Umbrellas. All new goods to be found at the NEW store of

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It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you "on your feet" again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move regularly, your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy.

I am now prepared to make loans in sums of '10 to tl0.000, and on the most favorable •erms. Chattle and personal security accepted •a small amounts. All inquiries cheerfully an•wered.

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Tho best rubber tires for buggies are the txoodyear.jtnd we have the agency for them. Carriape blaoUsmlthing and repairing dono right, and Die it Newell does my painting.

J. I. MILLER.

ES.Maln St, Opp. Bobbins House., Crawfordsville