Decatur Democrat, Volume 48, Number 49, Decatur, Adams County, 9 February 1905 — Page 2

COURT NEWS The February term of the Adams circuit court opened and Judge Erwin, the court oSßhals including Sheriff Butler, Clerk of the Court, Paul Baumgartner, Bailiff Frank McConnell and the various attor neys were present at the roll call—o— — Friend and Clell Eley, the two Berne boys, who did a wholesale business at stealing brass from off traction engines, a few weeks ago, appeared in court and plead guilty to petit larceny. Judge Erwin fined each of the boys five dollars and sentenced them to a day in jail. The boys mothers were with them and paid the fines. The youngsters are bright looking little fellowss and the lesson should do them good. Attorney J. W. Teeple repr renting James E Mosure Friday evening filed five suits against Arthur E. Rose and others. The five suits aggregate <1390.35. The notes are secured by various business men. —o— The Willshire Canning company through their attorney, Shaffer Peterson, filed a suit Saturday against Sheriff Albert Butler, to replevin a Sprague oornoutter valued at <3OO, and which said Sheriff Butler has advertised for sale as part of the Berne Canning company. <IOO damage is also asked for. According to law Coroner J. S. Falk served the pipers upon Sheriff Butler. ________ The case against H. P. Sellsand Howard Davis, larceny, was set for trial Monday, February 20th. The case aginst Belle and Mahlan Harmon for tresspass was dismissed by Prosecutor Moran. James E. Mosure vs A. E. Rose and M- V. B. Archbold, <133.37, dismissed and costs paid. —O’James E. M.ser vs A. E. Rose and John W. A ail, note <30,.62, cause dismissed and costs paid. —o— Old Alams County bank vs Burt and Caroline David, note <l5O, cause dismissed and costs paid —o— B. W. Sholty vs Henry Meyers. nn’« <75 Cause dismissed and costs paid. —o— Peter C- Miller vs Charles A. Hunter, appearance by C. J Lutz for defendant. Rule to answer. —o - SimuM Harless etai vs William Peltz, note <IOO. Case dismissed and costs paid. —— 0— Grace BJaising vs John R. Hart z'll. dam iges. d'-nind <1 000. De miner overruled and answer filed. —o— Huber Mfg. Co. vs Steve Longenbergvr et al, foreclosure cf mortgage, <1450. Answer filed. —o — Louis Habegger vs A S. Bowman etal, mechanics’ lien, motion filed t > strike out plea in abatement. Some entry in oases against same defendant field by Berne Brick company. Peter Scheidegger, and Joe] Liddy. Final reports were filed in probate court in the J icob P. Mosure estate, Walter A Fetzer estate and the appointment of real estate filed in the Sarah E. Plants estate. Court will continue steadily now until June 10th, there being no va cation between the February and April terms. | Mrs. Laura Osborne, by her attorneys, J. C- Moran and C- JLutz Monday tiled a partition nit against her husband. Joseph Osborne, who is serving a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Osborne s father, John Buaenbark. The complaint says that Mr. and Mrs Osborne jointly own the east half of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter in section 30, Union township; that same cannjt be partitioned and the court is asked to appoint a commissioner to sell the property. It is stated that Mrs. Osborne wi'g soon tile a suit for divorce. A Guaranteed Cure for Piles. trshlz- P”-d. BleeffneorPrejiudwigPilesT Druggist'« ref an money if PAZO OINTMENae falls u> cure any care no maiu-r of How loo.i standing, in * to 1» day*. Fits' spptreattss gives ease and rest. Sfic. If your druggist han't ft » nd 50c. in staror* and it will be forwar rded post paid by the Paris Medicine Co. St. Liuis Mo

EXPLOSION AT MONTPELIER. Montpelier, Ind., Feb. 4.— (Special).-A terriffio explosion occurred on the Spaulding farm two miles north of here on the Wells county line at nine o’clock this morning, when a jumbo gas burner , set tire to a nitro glycerine factory 'owned by the Empire and ' American Glycerine company. The build ing was completely demolished and a hole of large dimensions torn in the ground. Two men I were injured but not seriously. No one was in the magazine at i the time of the explosion. Fr d Bain was w irking in a power house 500 feet away. The building was torn to pieces and Bain was in- , j tired bv the falling timbers John ' Sootr was pumping an oil well, 300 ; feet from the magazine. He was hurled fifteen feet and quite .badly bruised. Both men will recover. The magazine contained 2,250 quarts of the deadly explosive. The shock was felt and the report heard for forty miles in every direction. Windows in the immediate neighborhood were shattered and slight damage done'to homes m Montpelier. The scene of the expolsion was over thirty miles from Decatur, bur the report was heard plainly bv many people here. SCHAFER MURCER CASE. Bedford, Ind. Feb. 6.—Justice McLahlan rendered his decision in the Evans-Browning matter today the defendants being charged with the murder of Miss Sarah Schafer, the school teacher, in this city a year ago. Evans was released, while Elmer Browning was remanded for grand jury action. Ta e grand jury will meet on the 2<ith inst. The court hor.’e was crowded to its utmost capacity at the time the justice made public his ruling, and Frank Evans and his friends expressed their gratification by loud demonstrations, the released prisoner stepping forward and heartily shaking hand* with the court. The verdict seems to meet the approval of only a part of the community . The closing of the preliminary hear ing of Browning and Evans and the . decision given by” Justice leave the murder of Miss Schafer, the high sc bool .teacher as much a mystery as it was thTmorning'after the young woman’s body was found in a cab shed at this city, more than a year ago. Many persons believed that Justice McLahla vould hold both Browning and Evans to the grand jury, while”the friends ofjthe prisoners were confident he would release" both~men, and the decisioiTof the justice - was a surprise to the prisoners and their friends and to the prosecution. Public Sale. 1 James Hurst will sell at public sale at his residence £one mile south and one "mil^west - of Peterson, on what is known as the old Bob’Niblick farm, at 10 o’clock a. m., on Monday, February 20, the following property: Six head of horses; four work horses, one Coming four years old and one coming one year old; cattle, hogs, grain implements, twelve head of cattle, consisting of three cows." five two year olds, four yearlings; three brood sows? twelve head of shoats; 100 chickens, faring implements wagosn harness, carriage, corn, hay. and many other articles not mentioned. To Cure a Cold in One Day 1 L«juiiv«» Brumu Quinine La Diet*. uru<gtot» nsiuaQ iimj niuoev it it fails to cure u. »» vrwe Mguaitti-e uu eacix uux. NOTICE — All persons knowing themselves I indebted to tue .late Dr. A. G. I nolluway will please call and seiI tie wituout turmer notice. Mrs. !M. L. Holloway. lM2wl Low Rate ot loureat. Money loaned at five per cent, inf terest, payable annually or semi-an-nually, at option of borrower, with privilege of partial payments at any nterest paying time. No delay in making loans. F. M. Schirmeyer, Decatur, Ind. (hf

A YEAR IN HEAVEN. Dedicated to' the' memory ot mother. Mrs. E. D. Walter, who died Jan 26. 1904. A year in the joys of Heaven, How quickly rhe time has flown Since she left us to go with the' angels • To that far away country called! Home. How near to the portal* of Heaven As she hade me good by that day , How little we dreamed she was ; going To that country so far away. A year in heaven! For mother A year of bounteous gain. But oh. for the children who lost her. A year of the bitterest pain. A year without horns! without mother' Our joy or our sorrow to share. Without her good council to help us, A year without mother’s praver. A year with the Christ who re deemed her The glories of heaven to share, To sing the new song of redemption And a crown of life to wear. A year with the Saviour she worshipped And taught us from childhood to love God he'p us to follow her teaching ’Till we meet her in heaven above —MrsZO. M. Ccmmixs ...legal Advertising... APPOINTMENT of executor. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executor j of the estate of Christian Scherry late of 1 Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. _ E. Lewis Fruchte. Executor ; January 23. 1905. PPOIN TMENTO F EX E« ?UlO R Notice Is hereby girec that The undersigned has b«en appointed Executor of the estate of Christens Filing, late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. E. X. EHINGER. Executor January 30, 1905. 4S-3 \ Notice of final settlement of ' ESTATE. Notice is hereby given to the heirs a d legatees of Jaoob ibner. deceased, to appear In the Adams Circuit Court, held , ipt Decatar. In-’i*»na, on the 2d day of March ' i 1905. and show cause, if any. why th | final ‘settlement accounts with the estate of j i said derv< eit sh-> ild not be approved: and : i said heirs are n-isled to then make proof of heirship, and receive ibeirdistnbutive shares | Jahn W. abset, Adm r. Clark J. lciz. Att y Decatur. Ind.. Feb. 7.1905. 49-2 ' VOTICE OF FIN AL SETTLEMENT OF ErSTATE. Notice isherebv given to the creditors, heirand legatees of < harles H. Fuhrman, deceased l to appear in the Adams circuit <-ourt. held a: Decatur. Indiana, on the 2d day of March. 1 19U5, and <how cause, if any. why the ■ final settlement accounts with the estate of . said decedent should not be approved: and ; said heirs arv notified to then and there makt proof of heirship, and receive their distribu- ' live shares. C. J. Luu. Adm'r. Decatar. Ind . Feb. 7.1906. 49-2 NJOTICE OF SALE OF DITCH BOND, Notice is hereby given that on Thursdad, February 23, 1905. at W o clock a. n>.. at tne office of tb« County ' Auditor, in the C'ftr of Decatur. Adatr.« county.lndiana the Trearurerof said coun- ; ty will offer for sale te the highest and beat bidder an teue consisting of eiaht - Bond, calling for the sun of 44H.ua each, with 6 per cent, interest, payable Semi-annually, the first of said bonds falling due on January 1 1907. and one bond on each January 1 therefrom. which bond, are issued and sold f..r the construction of lhe Edward Booth ditch, in sa d county. No bio w,ll be considered for less than the face value of said bond. C. I> LEWTON. *■ -* Auditor Adams County. yOTICE I IF SALE OF DITCH BOND? Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, February 23, 1905. at 9 o’clock a. tn., at the office of the County Auditor, in the City of Decatur. Adams counv ty Indiana, ’he Treasurer of said countv wi.l offer for sale to rhe big est and best bidder an issue consisting of eight - Bonds calling for the sum of <193.44 each, with C per cent interest, pavabie semi-annually. The first of said bonds falling due on January 1 i 1907 and one bond on each January 1 therefrom which said bonds are issued and sold for the construction of the Peter Holtboua-' ditch in said county. No bld will be ronntec for less than the tat* value of said bonds. €. D. LEWTON. Auditor Adamt County. APPLICATION FOR LIQVOK LICENSE. To the citizens of the Second ward, city of Decatur. Adams county. Indians. Notice is hereby given that 1, John Meyers a male inhabitant of said state, over the age of twenty-one years, and a person n<-t in the I habit of becoming intoxicated, trill make i application to the board of county commissioners at th-ir next regniar session in March IW. for a license to sell sp rituous. vinous I and ma t liquors tn lees quantities than a quart at a time, to be tirana where sold In and at tne sue-story frame building fronting on second s reet. said building having a oarnt m 49 f ei t>aek from the front, and back room being a store room for buik liquor situated on the following dereribed premises in Ad, “' eoon »y-*>’d Commencing at the southeast corner of inlot number <«ui in the city of Decatur. Adam, county in tne state of Indiana, runnlnlhtX e t'V'’ >*X' ,n » e the ,l! J y one hundred and thirty-two (IS! firet to the alley at the west end of said lot; thency north twenty-one n • feet, thence east parallel with the south line nuo r * r *»• eighty-nine * feet, thence south five (5, feet parallel , with Second street In said city, thence east I ?h “ ’ uth ”neof said toTfony ! i Jhree (43) feet to Second s’reet to the niece ni : i beginning JOHN MEYER. Applicant I Feb. 9. 1906. APPLICATION FOR LiQCOR LICENSE. of ,he s T cor >ti weed, eitv of Deeatur. Adsmscnantv. IndianaNotice is hereby given that L G~>rge «m’t■ev. a male mnabitant or said state over the age of twenty-ooe and a ta

the habit of becoming s’*’ I ,’’-" 1 - n.a.t d. in and at the ! h time, to be drank *ne n .; n gnn Second rJlEtory bJ * u '‘3 i^.' I T"r. lldiam. Mt- ; , re. I. in 'he • itj of I'ec-i'u in ,a d * , .icilon the nonbof tnesouthC a?d r iot 'hthen, e d rfet». sou.n HJ J front ground . h- ' &3^ ,, 0E^ i ° K^MIfLEV ’ APP ‘ Ca “'’ - . PPLICATION FOR LIQI <>K LICENSE. . i Indiana. . t'nmp'in* N.qice -s hereby given> <hat Ra-emaeker. “J d ||?r«P <’f twentycity, county and*** • in Thc nabit of !>eone years, a P*- rs^ n J 1 ..,' application to .•oming in'oxtea ed. will maki t j tb" 'board of s r P ir e 'tu«Us l " ’nous and £ I fc i, 2h'M 1 E=?=s==2e:"

REPLICATION FOR LIQVOH LICENSE. To the citizens » nd inhabi'ants of the 'own of Preble and Preble township- In Adams county, Indiana: Notice is hereby given that T, Jeff Klopf"»- . ,<n a male inhabitant of the state of Indra. over 'he age of SI years, and a Pere"" n. t in the habit of becoming intoxicated. wiL meke app’icstion to the board ofc'tnml'sion ers of seid conntv. at their next regular session In March W*. for a license to sell spirit nona vinous and malt liquors in ess quantities than a quart at a time, to bedrank where sold in and at the building si’uated on the following premises towit: In and at the ; building situated on the north W'feet of inlot No 1 tn August Bit's first addition to the ! t wn’of Preble, in Adams county. Indiana, as said lot is recorded and designated on the reI corded pla tof said town Said room In winch ; the applicant desires to sell intoxicating liq- ‘ u rs 1* the fr nt room in the one story frame ! building on inlot and on the north feet ♦hereo' as -resa’d said room be ng feet wide and 30 in lentrh. fronting on the rubl’c hiehwav. In seid town of Preble. >a’d Hon ii’ant des re«filx> to keep a lunch count r and cisrai stand in said described room and cigars, tobacco and lunch therein. 4-.3 Jeff Kloffkxstkiw. Applicant REPLICATION FOR LIQCOR LICENSE. The undersigned Henry K ■enemann. a— a'C inbabitrnt of the city of Decatur. Indiana, and over the age of 21 years, a person not in 'he hab t of becoming intoxicated, hereby gives notice to the citizensand voters of thi Second warl. In the city of Decatur Indiana, and to the citizens and voter, of Washington tow--hip. Adamscountr. I’ diana. tba he will appiy to the board of eommi»siontrs of Adams county, state ol Indiana at their Match term r OS. for a ll'-ense to sell intoxicating, spirituous, vinons. malt and all oth-r intoxicating > b.,uir« in le>s quantities thana quart at a time, with the privelege of allowing the same to be drank on the piem sas where su'd My niece of business whereon said liquors are io ’e s >ld and d rank is situated in a room on the feu twing real estate to wi’: ■ ommere ng -’0 feet south of the northwest corner of inter No. 56 rnnn'ng thence east parallel with the nnr'h line of said lnl< t 13S reer. ibvnce s uih 2D, bet. thence west 12 i feet thence no-th 21 feet to the place of begioi ig. which is or :lie east side of Second stre-t in the citv of He aiur Indiana, in said . c ut ty aforesaid. • n the fi st floor of sal-1 bui ding in which -aid room is situat- d' *aid i building beltg a brick building, two stories I high, fronting to the west ard fronting on Second street aforesaid and kn wn as the ) John W Voslewedebuilding. All in'hi S ei ond ward In the efty of Deca'ur. tn Washinc- : ton rownsb:p in Adatn«countr in the state ’ .f Indian’ HENRY KOENFMANN. 4<M I Feb,9 1905, Applicant. i PPLICATION FUR LIQCOR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned a male inhabitant of toe state of Indiana, over the age of twenty one years, a-d a verson no' in the habit of becoming intoxicated, to the citizens of the First wardin th‘-citvof Decatur Adams county. Indiana and to the citizens of said citytbatbe will make application to the board of commissioners of *danis county. Ind ana. at their next regular session in March. 1905 for a license so sell spirituous, v'nous and malt liquors in less quantities than five gallons at one time and also in less qnantities than s quart at one time to be used and drank where sold In the building ,ituated on tie following described premises t, the city of Decatur, in said county and state. Comm ncing at the corner of the street on the east line of lot No 335 in the southern addition to the town, now city of Decatur, running thence west along the ime of the street I.ti feet, thence south parallel with W nohes-ter-treet *>t -et thence east parallel with the first line 132 feet to Winchester street, thence north along Winchester street 40 feet to the place of leginning. The room to be 24 feet wide and 30 feet long situated in the northeast comer of the above described lot and frontongon Winchester street and tba being on the ground floor a- the same is deeigneted on the recorded plat of said town, now cliy of Decatur, Indiana. VJ-l Feb 9. ,907,. JOHN SCHAFFER. KIOTK E OF FNFI I'TOR'S SALE OF IN REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the undersign ed executorof the last will and testament o Sylvester Wolf, late of Adams County. Indiana. deceased, will as surb executor by virtureof'he authority vested In him by said will, offer for sale at private sale for not less than the full appraised value thereof at ihe law office of Dore B. Erwin in the citv of Decatur, Adams County. Indiana, on and after Saturday, March 4, 190;'. between the hours of 10*. m.and2p. n> on said day and from day to day thereafter until sold the following described real-e-tate to-wlt: The north’-ast quarter 11,1 of seetioa twe,ve,l2ln township twenty eight (*■ north rance fourteen (14) east tn Adams Cornty Indiana, containing one hundred sixty 1* acres more or less. TERMS OF SALE. »h?^T'’i hi r d ’’ c,sh on da * nf s* l *- c n«thtrd'H tn one year 1- year andone-third mi »o.’ears 2 veers fr m date of sale Defer ed payments to bear six per cent interest from date of sale and to secured by mortgage on said real-estate. A. R. WOLF, executor of the last will of _ Sylvester w olf. deceased. Dore R. Erwin. Attorney. 48<4 DM flta T tf TOK s 9ALE OF REAL State of Indiana. County ot Adams, TeJ‘m’lWß. A<tllE ' CirCUft Court ’ K, ’»«nt*r Tn the matter of the estate of Peter Kionfenstein deceased. Mopt Proceeding to sell real estate. Notice is hereby given that by vlrture o 4 an ortter ot the Adams Circuit court ot Ad amsconnty. Indiana, the mintstrat jr of the est*te of Peter K&ra,'?' sieln deceased, will offer foe sale ai Mb ir !au«nonto the highest b dders .t o » , lc I •’ffiv Os Hirscby ,t tewn o7 Berne in Adams County Indiana, on ° Ot Saturday, February IS. 1905, between the. hours of io o'clock am . «. aor.h raege iw”“aT"” County Indiana. Said ? Adamowned in fee mmpie by th>

I e nste^n•ttheti^ > e< >^ hisd< ■ a, ’ , . ~.. One-third CH!*h in h«nd i d Terms of sal h t.H t n be day ' “ le ’.Tof inewdcnl-dh'Mtob. paid in tw» in “ , . DOtes bearing «x it' The pur h-* • “'"J nn-inC valuatim s ’** ,,r ' EKtDMVTHYS. Administrator. John C. Moran. ( Atty's for admlnstraior Shaffer Peterson > s -„.. CP < s h.rl’vgiventl;n' the ■ , ,: v opiums Ci r- uit c., ul t. 1,, rei, full appinsed vaiue ihereoi. ou Monday, February 20, 1905, Al foU.'wmg real estate related in Adams County in the Stale o Indiana, towit: — The undivided two-thirds part of the 10l-

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T The following is a list of Lands. City and Town Lots r«niainiM quent for the non-payment of taxes fwr the year 1904, and pren ous ,^ a Xdams County, Indiana. ng — — - Union wn — I ; Wil NAMES. DESCRIPTIONS. z_ J =! £ g I - loa ill I M jPe - A wa Abraham I’el.i t *w 1' is ] .- g' Lucretia iia --lus . .. w, nH nw . 10 Js 1 , Jttl ROOT I ers « A U'V A ..1 .tire inlot «> rai Kir .. .. | int - -L„_—l or r-*F4Liei_E iS 13 ani G."'rge M ■ll . >pt spt •' se... •« «s Hi 'M . G'rirude sayci-r pl ■s» 34 13 S AO. —— ani IVASIUNGTON Alba A B. »tty . pte’.sw '* 27 14 « Perry Andreas pi nr -< 'J 4 -’’l rn< do pt ne -13 J7 14 a jfe ' st. m«Rve ph Wm H Bunner. in t 241 tht go Solomon swank l-t » » *8- . ... ' > MONROE ed C. F albauub . inlot-94 ...... ... 1 do do ... mkn-M di< Alice S. Ray mend s» l * m? 11 26 U Jubn Oventa . w‘ ; ne ‘ DK do ptc ;nw . 14 : . Howard T. and Eiia Louthian 1 set I 1 A R T F O L-> Gee. and Girlie Adler ptsr. se Ua ’ WABAkSH in Martin M Herr !e‘4 sw 19 JR 14 W do .... pt wH M- ..... l» ‘v 14 i» Francis M. Buckey jnwcornw * >25 14 — ex as OECATUR lei to ca NAME.- DESCRIPTI'iN. ' " 1U ■k Chas. A. and M <ud Peterson wS inlot 301 d« nS inlut ste Ih d° 'o's inlot 497 - Mary? Buckmaster linlotSS-’i Jessie O. Smith inlot .Me • Elizabeth Deau, . inlot 90* Juhnl.ee Jnlots Wi t«<t ... JiH Lucy I. utung i n i ol 579 .. . •! Hurst 4 Chronister inlot 927. ■ : Simeon Hioes inlots 113 A 111 tetsiave Kramer t nlcl mjo .. ; ft Magaret J. L'utban tn lot 491 William McConneney iulot 4-J mid pt e1 D -eatur Egg < •se Co. j n ] ot . wi Ktohard Sg-n.-er tn or i7l” Margaret L. Good inlot sM and b “ Geo..’. Bippi, 'L’.^.ioutljt is pt Wft * uoauei Wuetucasfie it ulot fit* s'xref ft pt iolot lino * ®» inlot «91 3 — L_ ■ — —« ' casNKVA * - tl Big Four Bld'S Association IlnlotW B do iinlotM j*™ 64 H• *'’’"J L Barrett . inLt 4S..’.’.’.’.’. ... Elizabeth Davidson inlot'* ■ Emma G, s -E-8«»e iitotai" ® '' ?: * rar U M o pt ne 'nw 'jkij 14® t ao tnlot 131 19 ft ( Minnie A. Looper . tJ,t-act ■ Floren »?Y tln inlotMT L i < .y’.’’''/. 1 — — t Bkmnc ' Jacob N. Amstuu o.oiat t ’ 1 i thriatisn Beer ? x .ideimot n* a| j«x>bßum Pl e ;i ulot IT7 , ; | - Tnlot 179 s , 1 --- - ' ‘J4I ?late Indiana. Adam* County, sa: ...ksttHSHI IZSSrh - ' her. no? r d lhe Auditor's office, tn the city , 1 'fnte of Indiana. Adams county ss- . 1. », «t ■ ne<^^todrJ? h bp J I ’'I B th,t *> n>nch the fore»ni"X tends. -.'itF du^?mtheow«^ the urerof AdM. 72,Tr. ,ber ?S f - 00 ,he Ay of sale, will be io d »' p v’.-Wl county and »tate“™ , ,'h* t tfce n 2l? doorot the court house. 1° tne ■•• -. h dxfCommeSrirJ « b %2?,’is2J eeo,,a in February. l*«. H hrlrt the ■■ uutHTll V° f ’ <;fl 6#y ’ ‘ Qd tb<l “‘ U “ -14 »J 3 er/l'iT a “ der ” y haad « Auditor's office te J

— S B lowing described tract of Commencing eight, r.xt.“ t 'd»tt..U est corner of seeti on '‘’'/it, aw township twenty.,.|ght norX 01 •eu >—st; thence no 1), » ” r| “ •as' fifty and t«o h,, , ■ forty rods to the p,,t,7 ll ’"G ■ aest fifty and two-.hi,l beginning. '■•>ntainitiir ; ■ acres ot land more or iess, | Also the undivided tw,eth|.a. SIS in Alien T 1.y,.-... ■ of Decatur. India, a* tl „, '' io ke, B nated on the reco d» dp st <r‘ E "‘ 'I I now iu the racordet'. ■ Also th» undivided two-tk lwl . , | 145 in the town of )i. ,- .°ii» 8 ths re. rdelulat ! page 4. “ ‘a it, Sahl sale to lie continued , if ,aid real estate :> n.,; tt, l’t', iu oq Sail sale to lie ma'e lb . ■ Ont -tliirtl cash on dav or sau.' 1 nine months and ’ one-is,,;,'Mj months. Deferred imvm'.i,,.',, .i'flj at the rate of six per ~t Dp ,, "0 be «eeur dby m rtgag, „r , h ’ : ’ «i, s id. and ny f tel,,, r ,, *1 payment to b . vide„r.,| on the ueua blana .ank form ea - ?aid sale t* be niad« subject.... al of the AdamsC renit Court. AM'!.' Merryman A Sutloa At y».