Daily News, Volume 2, Number 139, Franklin, Johnson County, 31 January 1881 — Page 4

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The BaMy News Call Boxte and Messengers *o wftlk BOKM at 4FFWE«t point* throsrhout tbs city. each of «hlcfc wHI be vbited MT«nl Unt* during the d*y, from •'dock AM till M, by the Metsenpr Boys of the DAILY H«*». These BOMI have been pot op for the purpose of affording placa of deposit for Information of local news, sod we cordially lsvUe any person who Ms kwjwledgs of my matter of public interest happeaingia his or Mr vicinity fio write out the facts aaddrepttln Meofonr Botea. Attached to esch Bex will be 'oand tablet* of paper. Sign /our name to roar jemmanicatioa, fer the knowledge of the editor mlj,as a guarantee of good faith on your part. Wm CfKtar this Items *o* nanD Vy a knows responsible asms are of the raise of wast« paper, tad will bs treated accordingly. The adrsrtisiag astro

TJ* of the DAILY Km wtt itio And these Boxes a coaraaience, as they Can drop their favors therein, and thereby save a walk to toe office.

Oommaaieations, orders for the JDAJLY KIWI by carrier or auil, advertising copy, or informstion of any kind tetended ta resell the office, can be handed to the DAILY N*rw» Messenger Boys, as the* pass to sari fro throtigh the streets. They will be knows by their bl«« csp« with Qfirr

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in white letters on the fiuitt.aud Message Pouches of light-colored leather. They are. while for the DAILY N'KWS. and wearing the badge of the prper, Its accredited representatives. and we trust Utey will, in their iu«tinei»* rtlntion*, mefit the commendation of oor patron#, a* \rel. ourselves, for attention to their duties.

The following card is attached to each Box: LAILY NEWS MESSAOH BOX. This box is placed here by consent of the proprietor, as a p4ace of deposit for local Items, society news, ar anything of a character that would be of interest to tho readers of a Terre Haute newspaper. THB rrausasRa SOLICIT suen ixronuATiojr rnan AJTT OX*. They only ask contributnrs to be brief and to the point, and to give the in formation AT OXCK—what in*yl&6ew« tolay. ten chances to one will be no new# to-#Wrrow. lay, ten etiaacea to one win Be no new* tt^SWr Elr'Offettsive personalities *crr be avoided, write your item* on the paper attached, and it in the box. which will be visited severalttme'fi

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each foreaooa. ity to2 PM,"bytfi« DArLT "Kkw# MaaaxxoaB BOYS, and the content! oowveyed to the DAILY Nawa office. A responsible rtame in rceulred to be signed each Item (far (he personal Knowledge •ar of the Bditor) as 4- gnarantoe of good fslta. pyOrders for the DAILT Naw» to b« left by carrier or seat fcf mall, or copy for advertisements, can also bo in the box, thus *eeu ring early attention aaok orders. Local fteiu or ads. can he handed to the E AILY Nawa XaaasMeaa Bora, hi they paaa ffsrawgh the strssta,

LOCATim, OP DAlLYNKWfl MRSAAOE

Foot «f ctairway leading to Western Union telegraph office, cor. 8th & Main. Foot of atairway leading to Pierce & Rumseyt law office, Wall street.

Heel hause corncr third and LaFayetie. Depot dr«g store. Corner Sixth & Lafayette road.

WAKTFT, RKNTK, LO§W, ETC. Advirtl»««aeat* coming under the aboro, or Imilur huads, will be Inserted in the "Nawa" at rate af tea oents per line, each Insertion.

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One Cent each word, and th# advertisement will rarely fall to attract the attention of persona who may have whatever Is wanted, and from a large onmber of replies the advertiser In enabled to make the m«»t favorable selections.

A NTB»—Several eftce,

first-class

WANTRD—Two

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news-boys at

Apply at once.

good canvassers at thls offlce,

at once.

rent, a siuiUl, neat house with

Ave rooms, near the corner of Main and Sixth street, by a prompt paying tenant. Across NRWS UFFLCO, b«X SO, 'Q

1*7"ANTR&—Competent girl for geaeral VY work. Small family and good wages, atonce, wltli references, 880 south Sixth st.

eaeral house Call

competent girl to do house

work in a family of three, Apply at once at 7*3 Poplar street.

.for Sole,

T^OIt SALB. -Old newspaper*. Sftc per hundred. Large aloe papers, noitable for wrapping parposes. TTtott SAtit-'A secendtiatril J? coed «ew Orlgt&al good as «ew Orlgt&al

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will be soldchesp for cash. Enquire at Beauchamp "'stbWw«t.s«i

n^lt SAI.K cow', will bt sold cheap, Enquire at this office. 'i.-"7 fov Rent.

HKKT- Five room* fnr rent, at No, 1.04!) south Sixth and one-half street. UafornUh•d. Prefer a fsmtly without chtldren. Modern oonvonlsn««a. .!.•!*!*

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liBW-I have savetal hoaiesTor i*nt In the east part of the eUy, at from !».«» to $1S mOfttfe. Apply at N«. llSVi Ohio street 31 1 1

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ilOl'SP -A small roll of leather, which the own«r can have by ptwrlnr procarty and payfa§ chargoa. Call at H01 north Ninth atnat,

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WTba churtjha* were w«U patroniaed

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Geo. HcGuire of South Fifth str^t, who has-been for sometime confined to his room, bjr improving,

Mr. Wesley WHHams

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—iVsaooB Crankett to-night. —8h« came, ahc aaw, she conquered* —It should be called "The A St. -i sr

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^p«-Tbe Midland train was fo«r hottrt tale last Saturday night,

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—Tbe Boston girl* elemte their eyejtl—wn and aajr thai A. Brouson AlcoUis "perfactly awfally deTfer,^ ... nr Jiini'rtfWinirrTfgma^rfrftifcttfirr

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—The ««ng shoakl be—"Sally And oar Abbey." —Terre Haute is 80 different from "Pawree," you know. —The auuj who wtrrepiitiouBly appropriates umbrellas. In out to-day. —Nick FUbeck vraa the otily prominent man In town that wasn't there. *1

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—The YandaTIa last weels brought into this station 797 car-loads of block coal.— Ind. Journal. —Joseph Wheelock with the Head Maginley Co. has been the leading man in most of the Metropolitan Theatres. —The noble band of street workers are being engaged in .cutting ice, from the gutters, to prevent and everflow into the cellars slorig Main street. —On the first of next month F. Barton will be removed from the office of general aget}tpf the I. JbSL L. R. R.,«t this place and J. J. Laudis, of the American Express Co., will be given the position. —Freight traffic continues heavy with the Vandalia. Last week there were received at this point from the west 1,467 cars of this number, 1,482, were loaded ears. There were forwarded west from Indianapolis 773 loaded cars and 882 empty cars.—Ind. Journal. —It :s said that Hiss Flatinigan, the proof? reader of the Gazette, will start a joint stock temperance newspaper, sometime before the spring elections. She has. declared her intention, however, to still retain her present "posish" in order that she may be insured her bread and butter. -—A Paris Temperance talker in exhorting at the Temperance meetirig last night said. "If you dont succeed under the Hoosier tent, we will over there under the Paris tent," and we guess they will, but We think a good rousing Temperance revival is much more in demand across the Wabash, than it is in Hoosierdom. 'We understand that a lady who has obtained jome|notoriety by her connection with temperance cause in this city, is about to launch out upon the sea of (journalism in an independent temperance ship, and under a perfect cloud of widespread sails, will scatter terror and destruction amidst the intemperate popu lace.' We are inclined to think that this adventure will, like the peculiar invention of Dariue Green, after a few ineffectual attempts t» accomplish its purpose, will land like many other similar institutions, "on the cold and pitiless ground of limited experience."

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Theo. Hudent will lefive to morrow Florida. Will Gay lord of Louisville, Ky., is visiting friends in the city.

W. Johnston of the T, H. &S. E. R. B. is stopping a^t the National A. C. Hunbel of Chicago, picks his teeth at the Mational hotel.

Begat by tradesmen, bnt by bankeas bred How high Sam Randall hold his haughty ilead. President W. R. McKeen, Will Duncan, and John Hardesty went to Indianapolis yesterday.

Capt. D. D. Wheeler accompanied by Harvey Huston, departed last night for Dakota Territory.

Miss Kate Morgan of Indianapolis is visiting the family of F. Morris at 828 north Fourth street.

Miss Ada Johnson of Monmouth, 111., is visiting the family of Mr. Landrum on north Thirteenth street.

who

iting In this city fpr the past week, this morning departed for Ills home in Casey, Ills. J,|:

A. B, Alcott, ono of the noted Concord authors, will visit this city this week and will give several lessons of instruction in literature at the Normal school. S 1 am on a sttree, I an on a *pn*

And there l» whew I woaW ever be With the bser above and th« btw be! A ad schooners of hear -sjiers'so' Oh what a i«Aly life I'd **e' If 1 were alwaj? on a #prfs. «k« —I/c%dvlll«orat0rteP, U»T. G. Sweeney lectured to the chil-* dren last night at the ChristiUui churolMiRd was simply immense. He told them lively stories bearing on the text, "I am. the way, the truth and the lifb and '^a^8witch^d" the discourse with songs also appropriate to the tefct,

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Jonas W. Laner va. Delin Lancet. "DlTorce. Tf §01' Mary Fitch Pag« vs. F. A. Rosa. Cit u. it ®w vm mt&*

Reuben Halstean Johu Maxwell. Complaint op contract KAEIUAOa UCSXSKa.

William Johnston and Carrie Shavia^y John W. Johnston to Mary Asdersoa «m wstAfn TKkMcnmli'[ i% Htrret L. and Jno. A. B3»it ft twf4v^. to Leslie Thomas pi outlet li

Terre Haate th 16 ft st and back 140 ft.... .. .f 80lX Nancy J. a&d Alfred tHrdfcer to

Kirtksr Boyiboflneod aw 98arm eK»« 7 t6wtj lo:** Sane parties nside a a e|^.| 96 actea 5,400 fedward and It O Ottfert toCm? thia A. Gorman 44 P, froni o&.

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GLOBT EJIOUGH FOE ONE DAT. ."'

If a stranger in Terre Haute stood at the corner of eight and Main streets yesterday afternoon at half past two o'clock, he would indeed be surprised at the number of young men who were walking towards that point of the compass designated as north. It would be explained, however, when he would be informed that the much advertised, long looked for. and sensational Sara otherwise Hadamoiselle Bernhardt, was to pay Indiaua's enterprising city an informal visit. She had just,concluded a weeks engagement in the qity of the big bridge, and was an her way to the so called Paris of America, and knowing that she was to pass through this city, the "b^ys" tarned out in force, to catch a glimpse of the "divine darling."

The "Yandalia" train was due at 805, and by this time there must have been nearly 2,000 of Terre Haute's stalwart representatives gathered about the 13 nion Depot, s. .1

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The train arrived on time, and the coaches were backed slowly into the depot, the crowd parting as they came in about half standing on the west platform, and half in the mud on tho east side.

As the: train came to a halt, the crowd made a rush for the Pullman cars, in which the company were located, the majority of the besiegers not capable of knowing Sara Bernhardt from David Davis,

There stood the "boys," hundreds upon hundreds of the*n,, all waiting for one glimee at the /features of the woman, whom the critics of two continents had designated as the first artist of her age. As the throng closed in about the coaches, the members of the company alighted and took a "French walk" to the dining room but "Madamoiselle" herself stayed snugly ensconced in her private Pullman. As they elbowed their way through the crowd a very fat old woman with a well developed mustache came face to face with the "Scooper," and he knowing that it was his business to get the news, de cided then and there, to apply the pump to the benevolent old lady. He stood for a moment befoi^e her, liftsd his hat and made the regulation bow. (and in doing so he nearly knocked a man down who stood behind him,) and thus opened up. Bon Jourl Madame, Is Madamoiselle Bernhardt going to take dinner?" "Out Montieur." "Can you converse in English Madam?" "You see the French we learn here at school, is some what different from the French spoken in Europe." The answer to this was an elevation of the eyebrows, a stare, and a volley of sounds that struck the "Scooper" dumb. The lady pointed with her right hand towards the rear coach and said something in her native tongue which sounded very short and suggestive \o the news hunter. He, nothing daunted, however, made his way to the rear coach, whete the: tHqmpi&bt of i&raV* tirtfteriiftil^piiliwlsyv stbtidLfjgtorlows. 0m Jjasfcapi

WuMo! Can see Madam-

oiaelltfeSartnaral?" W S 1 11 "JVW, M&ntieur. Bile ne pa* "Just ask Madamoiselle Berharlt who she is in favor of f&r pvstmaster.

The "frog•eater*' returned in a moment With the answer, Moruieur DeialoU John-w-Lambj^^

Well, can't you let me see the distinguished damsel harself a TJfon,^ Moqsieur: jSei^rs iif Hinigair Ablay. Vpu may aoe^hoem."

Mr. Abl^y was* awith a brown mulitache and Silk and the ^^Scoo^er^ proceteded to%Q*i««s8 ia the aprpiwfif Sloifw IS.» 'Mr. Abbey, I believe? I am the **&coop ^r" of the NEWS, in this city, and I don't suppose you WWifej objection tolliuwer a few quesdons?" *^Oh! «^«geruMy |not I gf|i«rally gilrt the pweti all tie toformatiori in. my power." ^Have you made amy arrangem Hias Bernhardt to play in this not jtott we p^ndinR I tfeifik* after we return ^tltentufcr any come here/

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New Orleans, and from tilete to southern dtkrtK*^ "f "Does Mias Bernhardt carry hef coffin wfth bet jtet, to alc^i i«r •. "Why oo ahe left that in Europe.* "Bow waa tbe aagagement Jn& St, Imikf

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"Does aha paint or mould any at present?" "Ob! yes she spends a good, deal of time sketching, and had a splendid view of the 8t. Louis bridge almost completed. I would take you in to see her, but she haagiven imperative -orders not to be disturbed. Go around to the fourth window ofc the coach on the other side and you will see her."

The "Scooperf'stepped around to the plaoe pointed out, and as the train pulled out. he saw a pale facc, with a low forehead, a prominent nose, blue eyes and banged hair, the color of which was red, no not red, but auburn. Thia was all the "8cooper" saw of the famed French actress, and as the traih disappeared in the distance, he thought Wbai a gold mine she was. *-t

The mos^promtneht citizens of Terre Haute were present, including old grayheaded men and young beardless boys. There stood "Duncan" of the E»pre*», with glaring eyes, and in that state of bliss, which is. termed in street parlanc^, "all broken up." ^As wa passed him he a a $ li "Would I wer« free from this restraint,

Or elsa had hopes to, winner ?!. Wonld I conld make of her a saint, St! Or she of mo a sinner,

Hudson was there too. with a beseechiiig look in his blue eyes! and a heart palpiuiting with emotion. He was humming to himself: "61 woman, whose beautiful form, and whose sonl, la the spell, and the life of' eSch path we pur- :, sue,' Whether sunned at the tropie or chilled at the pole,

If woman he there, there Is happiness too." Hardestj, of the Courier, and McNeely, of the Expreee, took'it in with field glasses from afar. One on each side of the train, having the damoiseUt betweeh two fires. Perry Westfall, of the Mail, "couldn't st«j away," but griped the occasion with hia benevolent countenance. The fireeatingTerry, with his bourbonic blood boiling within him, had scented it from afar. Ed. Seldomridge, of the Saturday Night, was seen stationed upon the high est turret of the Normal §chool,. with a powerful Rosa telescope glued to his eye.

When the inadame had departed, the Giowd slowly dispersed, most of them angry (and for good reason too) because she" did not appear upon the platform and bow her acknowledgements for so warm a reception.

In the opinion of the "Soooper," she had sf larger audience at the depot yesterday, than she could ever draw to the Opera House.

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OUR POST-OFFICE!

Opinions of the Citizens of j-i Terre Haute upon the Post-office Question.'

(CONTINUED.)

The growing interest on the above question is so great that we continue our interviews with citizens, which will be found below.

F* Davis says he is not particular, so we get a gbod postmaster, but Greiner is the man who gains his best wishes

B. Wilbelm is forFilbeck., J. A. Reynolds of the Nail works is for Ftlbeck.

J. B. Cruty is in favor of Dial. D. Philips thinks Filbeck is the right man.

Dodson says Dial "worked hard, and deserves to get something for it." !^r. Evans thinks Filbeck should be rea

F. Burns would fd" see Greiner postmaster. K. N. Hill is in favor of a change. No preference. 8. J. Carter, is in favor of Harmon Miller ^V'?'

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N. Foster is for Dial. D. Cole has no preference but if forced to decide between the different candidates, would select M. N. Dial^

L. M. Crane prefers Ore in fer. "V. Schoel says Filbeck suits him.'

H. R. Jordon is in favor of any of them except Filbeck. -.V(» ....

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A party of friends of Miss Emma Reinstine, laat night, surprised her at the residence of L. Goodman, on south Fifth street. The evening was spent in the most pleasing mannei*. About 11 o'clock an elegant supper was served. All present united in the most hearty expressions of satisfaction with the evening's pleasure and manifested deep regret at the depart-, ure of Miss Reinstine, for her home in Philadelphia, which takes place next Wednesday. I vmsBmrnamaesssassasmmmm

Kinaell* Ball.

This morning about three o'clock, the watchful guaraians of Terra Haute, swooped down upon a den of Infamy located at the comer of Mifn and Second street*. The keeper Dick Utter, and seven inmates were arrested, and placed in tbe station house, to await an interview with bis Honor the Mayor. Thia morning at ten o'clock they were brought up to face the musk Officers Got chalk, Connighan and Cain who had done the good work appearing for the prosecution.,

R. R. Utter, keeper plead guilty *»d was fined ftl.OO, The following inmates were fined f7,00 each. Most of the names are assumed. Molly Bower*. Macdia Smith, M*Kgi* Stuaft, Anna Thompson, Jennie Thosnp •on, Marian McKay. Sd. Stone and Harrison Fox. Tber received their f*«e with atler^ indifference.

On Qmw&if andHajrward raft whom tbey foumi ill the they were fined ted. ,.ft it,

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Tbe NKws wishes to state that the young lady4who was taken from a house of ill fame th this city, and returned to Indianapolis teas not the daughter of Cap. Nicholson, but of the gentleman who accompanied him. «*Bs99ssa-s*e=^^ ',x Cltirnu' Neetlsf.

The citizens' meeting will be held tonight at the Normal Hall, instead of tomorrow night as before stated. It is held for the purpose of taking measures to invite the members of the Indiana Legislature to visit our city. Citizens, are all invited, and it is hoped they will all res pond.

A Candidate for the Heforai Schaal. Ed. Stone, a youthful typo, well know 6 among the printing houses in this city, was yesterday arrested by officer Chadwick, and will be sent to the House of Refuge, where he will be confned until the degrading ideas he has allowed ta enter his nead will have had time to be supplanted bv those of a higher order. Despite the kind and fatherly treatment of his guardian, and the entreaties of a motherly and affectionate tister, his young head became too much of a stranger to discretion, and tbe consequence is he is forced to go where he will be out of mischief. and free from the eil influence of associations which Burrounded him during his "cultivation of wild oats."

Rrculate tbe Secretlona.

In our endeavors to preserve health it is of the utmost importance that we keep the well-known remedy Kidney-Wort, has specific action on the kidneys, liver and bowels. Use it instead of dosing with vile bitters or drastic pills. It is purely vegetable, and is prompt but mild in action. It is prepared in both dry and liquid form and sole bv Druggists everywhere.—Bedding Eagle.

Magnetic Arteatan Baths.

Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis. Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Catarrh. Gleet, Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia and all Female Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and best baths the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut street.

MAGNETIC ARTESIAN BAT* CO., Terra Haute, Ind

Special costumes have been ordered from Cincinnati by the Mamnerchor

VENI VEDI YICI.

The Associated Press reports that there is great consternation among the merchants in tha grocery trade all oyer Illinois and Indiana, owing to T. W. Duvall of this city placing one of the largest stocks of groceries in the state before the people of Terre Haute, at barely living prices. This enterprising store is located at No, 80 south Sixth street, and is the seasation of the day.

grandest Ball of

tlieiseason will be given on the evening of the 1st of February.

JOHN F. REGAN,

FffiE INSURANCE AGENT,

503 Main Street, *, TERRE HAUTE, IND.

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L* 4/i* .. Will, on or about the 15th of February, move their stock of Groceries to No. 681 Main street^ where they will keep constantly on hand one of the largest and best selected stocks of

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RAIILSKOJCD TIMK TA I [Carefaily wttrpeted to Uni«n Depot—T«nth and Ck'eatnnt trains except I, & St. L. T, H. & ingtoa) nd freight*. Tim* St* than Terre Haata tine. •XPLAXATieV MFIUXCB •Krarydaj. AU other trains dalt day. tParl»r«ara daily, except Snnd Ingcars. Reclining chair c*r.

YANDALIA LIS*. (Leara gaiag Eaat.)

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TERRE HAUTE & LOGANSPOf Logansport Dir. lot YandaHa.t] (Leave for Northeast.) Mail Train Mixed Train (Arrive from Northeast.) Man Train Mixed Train

TERRE HAUTE A EVANSVILl (Leave for South.) •sNashville Ex. tExpreos Freight and Acc

(Arrive from South.)

^Eastern Ex •KChicago Ex Freight and Acc......

CHICAGO EASTERN ILLINOIS (Leave for North.) II apd Chicago Ex Danville Acc •sNfushville and Chicago Ex (Arrive from Notth.) Terre Haute Acc Chicago and Terre Haute Ex ••Chicago and NarhviUc Ex

ILLINOIS MIDLAND RAILWAY! [Leave for Northwest.]

Peoria Mail and Ex Decatur Passenger.. [Arrive from Northwest,] Peoria Mail and Ex Indianapolis Passenger T\ H. A SOUTHEASTERN, [to WorthJ ]Depot, Main and First Sts.] [Leave for Southeast.] Accommodation [Arrive fram Southeast.] Accommodation

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By vCrtseof co Execution Circuit tfeurt* to me dir«cted and deliverel rvt of Vigo Encampment No. 17, Indepenf Aer of Odd Fellows, sndagainst Jsmes II prtncfpal. and laaac »aJ' and Henry P. PoUc.l ilea. have levied on the following describe^ Estsie, situated ta Vigo County, Indiana. the' oa ket street, OBO hundred and twenty (120) from Um aoath-e««t corner of said out-lot, running Iheace ttorth fifteen (13) feet tm Ms street, thence west to the race way of i»| for waste water, tkence soatk. weet along th. ot Mid rase Way. to a point directly west place cit l»ginning, thence eaat to the pla^ begtoniBg, ta Vitfo County, Indiana, and on

HWf, Sllttlimi if* ifv wum AUUWUO* That pari of oat-lot nomber seviu (7) in of Terre Haste, commencing at a point ket street, ono hundred ana twenty (IS

SATURDAY, the 12th day of FebJ mary, 1881, between the boars of 10 o'clock A. %. and 4 o'cl{ r. «. of said day. at the OoartHWue

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Ilaute. I will offer the rents aad profits of above described Real Estate, together with^ privilege* snd appurUsnaaces to the same belc lag, for a term not exceeding seven years, to hlgaeat Mdd«r for caafa. and npoa failure to rd tse a ana aafltcieat to satisfy said Execution costs, I will then and there offer the fee sic 1n and to sakl Baal Kstate, to the highest bi for cash, tosatiafy the sua*.

T^ui SDth day of January, 1881. A S S S :i. O. str.i. ilia */.

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