Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 26, Number 19, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1876 — Page 6

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MO KNING, DECEMBER 27, 1S7G.

-no m; liv Y IfK-V. f. M. r. riATT. When will Um Co wer gi-ow there? I can not til? Oh, rmny a-nd many n rnln will beat there flrsi, Ftorrny and dreary, snch as nsver f 11 tU hn tile heart waa breaking, that bod nursed Sommlng most dear a little while, and then Munaaiw! at giving CnS his o u again. TT- wood ww full of violets, I k now; And oroo wifu sweet briar rew so near the Their tinlol not yet conic. Dad leaves and snow Must cover flr-t tho dar'lm? ll'tle f ce From t'.iese wet eyes, forever tlxed upon Your i.,t stili cradle, O must precious one! 1 lc no', with M father? Ko I fust. Is In? n his? Was ho not alo mine? LIL. r,er'' empty arm would yearn toward tU-sdust; Hiiv.m lies too hhih, the soul N too divine; I wtk- r. ntelit and miss him fioni my breast. Ami-human worUlcaa never say the rest. f-p.dr But out of tbo world, out of my n'zht? ly wiv tu hitu through utt r ilarkuo?) lies; J :mi t'.' n ! b 1ml wiih weeping, and the light II i.irn' I)- l.tZl.t isftlUt Inside the skies. Tlii k you, t give my bom back hi breath, I won td nut ki.-him from the peace coiled f. iOil And d I wu'ita little onsjel? No, I vv.iat my lwy w.th such piteous pain, Tb u, w.;rtbK bitter bf thrice, bitter, i.'i, ) coui.l uot u o b it t ikrt hliu bck attain. it 1 1 ih:i ut help ru., for God c 111 not break liKowjdark I vw tx- my poor sorrow's sake.

fll. II., In January Atlantic. O vtr;U r! Fn;7.en puLtand heart offlret . AVi.Ht io. is theirs who from thy kiugdom turn Ii-m tyvd, onl think thy enow a calpturwl ur:i ffiivi;h Kar ooner in midsummer tire The tn'.nw than under io. J uue cuu!d not blrHer m-- to fon-so the. strecnrth they Iarn In sieving on thy breast. No tires cm burn Tt- Iw id -K tlKMi dost hy whore mtu desire lu Vüin vt build. O HHrt, vb'D l-ove'spun Roes To 'i-ir'!' irl, fnd tht? Hunds of shifting cea., K wann by Inner flr, Knd rvt in in-ace. -. u V i U-iit, a. filert the iwtient roM?. U alk boMly on thi whit untrodden snow. The wlDir in tlx wltiter's own roleael Writ WD for the Huudsy ntlnel. A ilIUI.STM.4H DAY, BT 31 HA. PAILIK A. RAMAOK. "() Vrnrk .it i more than I can btar; it is more than God ought to reqotre of me. I can iit bear to hear the mirth and joy of their homes, for they only recall the desolation t f .ur T). A year ago I was busy jl:u:nii' )lea.ure for Minnie, and she was clinin,; to nie at every tep, teazing tue and trying to find out her irtfti, an4 n. she is j;one. O my husbbn(!, I can notetandit," an 1 hc poor young wife went more bitterly t!j.ia ever.' '"Lilian, darling, you have-nie Lere. Minnie la waitini; for you just a little way beyond. Can you not be willing to trust her with Jetusf "Frank. I want her lurt. My lirrt aches for the tijiht cldtp of Jut !o xvz arinn and the jmre ki.-s that fell from her weet No, 1 can not h; rec-ijjüod; I wait her thia t'hristm-s time, for .thcuJ'vayt loTed it bo, and I ha I anoui.red much jy for her. It is all a hateful rnocfcery to uve now. and I want to shut tli- vigli t hixI Miund of it from nie, aivi know notliir.g of tbe terrible days of the festive seu.-wjn. Jutt now I took, her little clothea fnjm the trunk and there were the stovkinfrs bLi' irjng up lust year. She always refused t wear the in D.1 Uure i no one to call for theui now. I enry the p-wrest, weakest mother in 11 the city fur. her children. I would be willing to Kufier anything once Hiore to liüve my Minnie. There is no one in a'.l the world mo wretched a.s 1 :im. I'lease Frank, d o not go don town and leave me Alone; I ran not hear to i-'ay in tlii bou.vc without you.' "Lilian, com ro with me; I know how desolate you ruunt be vithout our darling. Wrap up warmly and we will go and pee if je hum w niay not be able t relieve ne of tlx Urrible wrvtchedneswi about vt.n Vor the sake iA her hiK-bau l Mrs. Lluiray trietl to be interested in the guy scene and ih happy throng, but all in vain. She could oniy rvcill Um; yearuie by whin her sunny, bright eytd darling rlinriug to her hand ha t injyed the nerrimeut and glee, and no v he was sitepin,; with the late fil fiowc clapped in the tiuy wbite fingers. They paused for a ioment before a toy eU're crowded with people ail of whom hud some one at home to make glad with the fciiuplot ChriMtina gift. Outyido the children were pre.-sliiK clot to the window eagerly gating at tht? coveted fcys that they longed so for and which they had no way to obtain, and the whiMred couveräation cf some of them made Mrs. Murray top to liaten. "Duu't jret too clo, ISessie, you know nu'CA toid us not even to touch anything, but vou louv look all you want to. Iou't cry, little j-ister. ou know uiama too joor U let have any Santa Claus, and we iuu;t be uood children and not grieve over it." "Why. Billy, marnuia dues not have to buy Santa Cht u; Im ju.t coiues. Won't he ctitue thli ytur at ail? Are we too lxr, say Ulilyr' "1 don't know, IfeWie; but maiumi said that nii.ee papa died the hu had to work so Ltird UiutMie could not get time to tell him to conw to our houe. I wish 1 could pet you a Christmas tree, IJessie. a real little cedar with a stocking full of candy hanging -on it, and a little doli all dressed up in pink, ittinj? on the limbu like he was swinging. And I'd get pKr inaiuma so rue t.hoe.-i. Lat oi.vht the bnow toade her tc-et so coll and wet. And I'd get her a nice shawl, all blue and gray, and a pair of warm gloves. O Bofic, mamma geta so cold when the has to walk away down town. I wi:.h I could get you and her something." ""Aud, Dilly, I would give you a new jaclet and a tled. Wouldn't you like a led, ltilly?' "0 Ilfciie!" and the brown eyes grew oig with for the loyioh heart wa 6tärved until now it feasted on the very idea of pleasure, "if I could only have one." Hut, Billy, I 'pect I had better buy you a jair of boots, for your toes are all out. and Jour soeks are too old to hang up. I'lease, tilly, get me a tree; just a littie wee tne " -ay here, Kessie; 1 want to see my papers. JCow don't you move from here, one btep even," and the boy dirted off after one of his regular patrons, who always bougüt bia morning's paper of him The little Kirt was afraid for a moment, and lcokvi frightened at being left all alone, but p.e-ently ehe was lost in a ioiiration of the beautiful gifts in the window, fche pushed tfjc faded hood from her forehead, and a tun-le of golden curls were unloosened. Her little fineers pointed out the things the most liked, while nhe chattered away to herself in iweet, childish innoeence. "Little girlie, are yott wishing (or Santa Claus?" and Mrs. Murray bent low to the chili beside her. lk'le thraok back lialf fraid, but the sweet smile reassured her. "Yes, ma'am." "What would vou like to have? Tell me all al-out it. Yet Frank, yoa can go on and I w ill stay and talk to thw Httle woman." Ikssic grew to!il'Ie at once and told her wants and wishes Iretly, reciting Billy's gifts for "toor marna." Fl)e told the lady cf her home, of 'Jbovr ofuu we o to bed hungry, and mama

cries iHN'htiHM we ore vM. Have you a little girl?" "In heaven, darling. ' "Why, that's w here my n is don't you guesj he knows your little girl? ' ami as Vlie Ktw the nwift fulliiig tears on Mrs. Murray's cheeks her lip oniered. "Why. Bessie, what re you doing? Msmu told you not to ever both r ladies lhat way.. Yon must wait until she sjiaks lo you." "T.illy. I did; he talked t me first." "Well, sty good-bye. and let mo go home with vou, for I have got to go now." "Where do you live?" "At No. 121 street. My mamma tews for ?. living; nhe will by glad to gee you. Hood morning." Mrs Murray watched the loving care with which the brother gmded Ids little sifter in the Mitoothefct path and helped her over ihe uuewH rrmwinjr . and he did not lose kight of them until the little farted t-liMwl and hood and the gray patched jucket faded in the distance. All the afternoon Billy worked bard to 11 his puperH, for man a had told him the tiickels miht be his. He was succexful, and wlien the laaf one was pine he started off todo liH shopping. He had 115 cents alibis own and he priced everything he could find to try to get two presents out of that. At lat he got a tiny littlo gray scarf for 20 tents. That was for his mot her, and I believe no gift ever brought more pleasure to tin giver. Then a little cake for two cents and a candy apple for thrt p, and he felt satisfied with theMi for Bessie. Brave, true, free hoar', no thought of himself; no thought of the red fingers, tingling with cold, but constunt recollection of the patient m'-tler and the little Mtor. lie did not feel the odd at all, but felt warm and glad, for a happy heart beat rtn!er the poor tidal) by j.irkel. He. found a branch of pine lying in the gutter, And he pi- ked it up. Khook oil the irt, and carefully holding it under bin arm he went home, slyly slipping bis gifts into the darkness of the outer hall, and then going into the room with a tell-tale face that could not conceal the ble.-ed secret of "Christmas gifts." But the mother's heart was sad, very sad, for she saw her children were trying to be joyous, and she could do nothing to aid them, and as the patched the worn garments the toars fell fast on the litti clothes. Bessie came and leaned h trait ist bor knee and - said plain lively, "Mamma, won't you please tarn my littlo red stockings. I want to bang them up. for Billy says that Hanta Claus will l-e sure to come to-night. Will he, mama?" '"No, my darling he w ill t.ot come to my litde hps to-nitrht. and will not my little girl be brave and help mama to hear the trouble that this brings her?" PiKr Bessie, she could not keep the tears hack, ami she slipped off toTy hersorrowaway in the dark, und Inn. after a while, she came to Billy's fcide she was still sobbing with grief, and she ovuld not be comforted. After she had gone to sleep her mother knelt by her and hf-cjred Ciod that the bleated Comforter might fKlace the aehiuj; hearts of her little ones. Billy j'h'iid for mama to keen her eyes shut until he had arranged his tree, and then he threw over it an old dress skirt so that DeKsie might be the first to see it in all of its beauty. To his. eyes it was erfeit, fixed the little brauch of evergreen on the table, hung the cake and candy fruit to it and festoomtl the scan N from cne twig to another and then stood back to udr.uru it. After be too was asleep, thwidow sat long by the dying fire w raped in reverie. There was barely soaht ftol in the cuplMiard. there was not enotish Miel to l:i. t another day, ami the clothing of the children was so thin they shivered at every breath of air. Her work wat. exhausted and she knew not where to pet any more; the winter would be long and bitter and she had nothing to meet its demands with. Khe was Cold and hungry ; she had divided her supper with the others for she could aland the knawingol hunger and they could not There was a light tap at the door; she was halt afraid to open it. hut she heard a wo man's voice and trusted to that. "Does little Beasie live here?" was asked bva gen th-man who stood on the step. "Yes, sir; at least my little girl's name is Bessie. Will you come in?" ''Madame, nerhaps I ouxht to make you mi apology for this intrusion. Our little girl died some months ano, and my wife w. nts to give to your children the gifts that would have been hers. Hhe talked to Besie to-day, and learned your w hereabouts, and we have taken the liberty to call. You will lind the little striped stockings the longed tor in thN buket." And before a word of thanks could be offered they were gone. . Toe huge basket was full to overflowing, but en top were the bright red stockings which Bessie had coveted so much all day. There was a suit of clothes for Billy, a warm shawl fur the widow, good shoes and over shoes, heavy gloves, sever.il dresses, toys tor the children. fMxl in abundance, orders for fuel. Gifts for Minnie were all wrapped separately, an I were a little finer than the other. Bright Hanne! drerss, fine linen aprons, delicate underwear, gay stockings, a erfect outfit; and with them was a lovely doll, dressed to please the fancy of a chih. On this package was a simple note, "These were Minnie's; let Itessie wear and enjoy them fof her sake." Quietly the happy", thankful mother slipjed the cover Irom B liy's Christmas tree, and hung all she could of the new treasures upon it. and arranging the others to make the picture as bright and beautiful as jossible. But nothing moved her as did the simple presents of her boy the cheap scarf and the trifles for his sister. She laid her moist cheek npon the soft, woolen web, and thanked God that in the midst of all her trouble she yet had this fond, faithful soul to comfort and cheer her. and then with the blessed consciousness of pleuty of food and fire, she sank into the first sweet sleep she had known for months. At the first dawning of the morning she hoard Billy slipping from the bed to uncover his precious tree ere he awakened his sister. He saw some one had distnrbed the cloth, and stoo 1 as if vexed, but in a moment bis brow cleared and deftly he threw tlx; calico a'de. ''Oh. maxaa, mama!' was bis first cry, and be darted to her. "Wake up Bessie, mama; Suta Claus has been here. See, Besie, what ycu have got!' i?uch ercluniations of joy', such shouts of rapture had never before awakened the echoes in the old house. Never were children so frantic with joy, for it seemed as though Paradise bad opned to thtui, and nothing loth they entered into its pleasures. They patted the fat turkey, won.dered at its hugeness and weight, and tried to imagine what it would taste like. They smoothed the rosy cheeked apples, gathered up tho nuU with eager bands, and tasted of the little store of candy. The mother told the tu the story of the dead child, and dwelt upon the loneliness of the home where she had been, and when quietly the little heads bowed at her knee in prayer, she asked Jeans to bless and comfort the stricken parents. ' All day they played happy and joyful, until just at dusk Billy came to his mother and whispered, "May I do something with our little tree?" "Yes. darling." "Will you let Bee and me take it over to lame Maggie? I have not eaten all my candy and nuts, and j'ou may, hang ttietn on. and I will give her my old picture book and one of my new ones, for she can't get out of bed and she is so lonesome." Several little things were tied to the tiny boughs two apples w rapped in soft pajer, and Bexsie was not satisfied unless she added her cake, and the Christmas tree was carried over to the poor lame girl, who lived with her aged, grandmother. Xler pale lace was

transformel in an instant, ana she clasped her hands in rapture when the p'ue branch was fastened to a chair at her side. She tinted the cake and candy, but the dry. feverish lips craved the moisture of the apples, and .he ate. for the first time in months, of palatable food, and then the children left her alone w ith her treasure. Mr. and Mrs. Murray came by the bouse, and fctopied for a minute's chat. The children, no longer shy, played about them, or kissed the lips that ached so for the soft, loving pressure of their loved ones. Bessie at la-it, won by smiles and kind words. Kit in the lady's lap and felt asleep in her arms, while the widow told the sad story-of her poverty, r he was promised constant cm ployiuent at better price-, and the fear of her children ever suffering was lifted from her heart. Mr. Murray fancied Billy, with his frank, generous nature, and resolved to give f lie boy a helping hand in hisefl'orts to make a living arid help his mother. 'Trank this is among the happiest Christmas days of my life; Minnie has seemed to be with mo alt day, and when little Bes-sle went to sleep in my arms I felt as if I was clasping my own child arain." "At last. Lilian, we have learned our lesson of resignation in healing o'her broken hearts we soothe our own, in lifting op the IdwwI we are ourselves up lifted." "Frank, I feel to-night as if I could trust Minnie with Jesus, as if I could wait to see her until I meet her in heaven, and from this ChrsUnas night I want to try to take no .U'p that does not lead me to her. Will you help me. my husband?" The re was a new look of ianu itn and sarr-dncia upon thesveet fac a new fit-ling- in the soft voice. Her husband paused a moment. He had never prayed audibly even before his wife, but the solemnity of the hour touched nis heart, and w ilh his arm clasping his wife, for the first time he asked God's blessing upon them, and the Christmas night faded away iuto the light of dar. (abriet Amusing tfimveir. (New York World. "I hoic your honor will be as lenient as possible," said John Van Brahl's brother to the recorder in IIoixker yesterday morning, as John Vau Irahl wa.s arraigned for dninkenr.o.s. John, who had been arrested Thursday night while driving furiously up and down thellobokeu streets with a thousand-dollar team, is charged by his neighbors with occasionally blo ing a big tin horn, under tbe imprebsion that he is the angel Gabritl. v"hy?' inquired his honor, in response to John's brother's appeal. "liecause he is liable to occasional fits of insanity." "Io you pretend to say that it was insanity that caused him to get drunk on Ho!kken beer last night?" asked his honor witfi great severity. "1 presume it was." "And to drive at an unlawful rate of speed on Washington street to the ixril of footpassengers, at the same time shouting so loudly as to frighten them away, 'That the tud of the world had come?' " "I presume . so, your honor. II does cur'ous things sometime." " Mi t does be do?" "He takes a born on top of his barn at night, and " "Where do you say he takes a bom?" interrupted his honor. "On top of his barn and he " '"That's a nit extraordinary plao. Is there no saloon near?" "No, sir. lie blows it all night long some times." "Blows it! Blows wheat? The barn?" "No, sir, the horn. It's a tin horn, your honor, a very large one." "L'on't triile with this court, sir, if you want any leniency shown." "No, sir. And he fights wilh his family, sir. A littl? while ro lie ßhot two me.i." "tliot two men!" evclaimed the court. "Yes, sir, becau. they laughed at him. lie's wealthy, sir, and ba-a farm of bis own in saeaucus. and does no work himself." "Oli! A gentleman farmer?" 'Yes. sir." "And amuses himself like that?" . "Yes, sir." ' John Van Prahl, the court find you Kuilty. but in view of tin.- extenuating circumstances just explai ted -by your brother vou are fined $10. But don't ehoose Hoboken the next time you travel for a tu u.seuient." The Malays resort to a very curious method of killing the rhinoceros. The amm il. being tond of wallowing in the mini, wid find a spot in a marsh where the soil i about the consistency of dough Here le will remain for a long time, and when observed by the Malaya they will, approaching cautiously from behind, jile combustible material over him and set it afire. The intense heat bakes the mud so that the rhinoceros can notescae, and then, the tire beiny conti. ued. cooks the animal. A curious coincidence is here found, for the remains of a mastodon were recently discovereel which pave evidence of havinc been disposevj of in the same manner by savages who existed centuries ago. ' . '

SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. ry virtue of a certain prept to me directed, by tbe mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, and duly attested by tb cUik of said city under the corporate" wa4 of said city, I wlllou 8ATTRDAY, January G, 1877, - sell at public auction at the city court room between the. hours of 10 o'click A. M. anil 4 o'clock r. u. of said day, tbe foUowlug described lot, or parcel of laud, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sura hereinafter named as aA.-eised atraiust such premlMs for street improvement, and all costs to-wtt: Lot No. forty-nine (IP) In Fletcher's WoMlawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiaua, owned by Isaac 1. Morton, ug:üut which Is assessed the aura of four dwllars und eighty otnts if j0i for street Improvement lu favor of Holt z A Ueunetisee, contractor. ' ' HENJ1Y V TUTKWILER, . City Treasurer. Indianapolis Ind P-e-mo-r H. ISTfl. BABBITT'S TOILET SOAP. ,r!UTrmllM l: t-Uf BrftBtirp l.t . off.m a tfv imMV -v rrT Tl L l MUr la lU On- V ptrtf vrfmbu ort . tut mamvfastim. Fr r In t-rlt kv K r'r'. Worth ton Umlt tatl tmrrry mtnor ntwl fSmOjinetjirA. mOtwrn. SmtS. box tatntac I rk out ccb, uut ttvm tottr ATm on rws-tpl u(n cota. Atof n. r. n Tork C . frFr h- 'l -Cvj-, XYP3E FO'JNDHY', 16 Tin StrH. Cltnfitl. Ohio. AUISOK, SMITH 4 JOHNSOM. ibif vuaUiT. Kb. boruiEi.

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NOTICE TO RON -RES I DENT. WhreH, a ertln precept ha bn duly lsuid to me by th mayor of the. city of In(iijinipolls, under th corponit sal of said city, nat-l lH.vmbvr lß.l'Cti.hhowlng that tnere is due th follow i nt; itnmrsl -on traoior the inount bereloafter syw'iri lor stre'l improveim nt in the city of Indianapolis, Marion cjuuty, Indiaua: Jue James Mahoney for grading and graveling Lexluetou avetiuo and sidewalks trom Linden to Held streets, f i orn Iavld Phillips IhHstitnof t'Vfiiitrn dollars and sixty -uts tl7 , amount of vssnit-iit chur'sl u-lnst lot No. two hundred and sixty iwo (2i.'iln le teller's Wiuiawu addition to the city erf Initanapoils, Mariem county, Iudlaa. Now the said defendant In hereby notified that, unl'-Ks within dajs after the publication, for three weoks, of this notice the amount scv assHHod against th;j alove lot or parcel ol laud is paid, I will proceed to collect the a noant ho as-id by levy nud sale of said lot or jwireel of land, or hi much thert as inuv ts. necessary to satisfy the above claim and all ooUi that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTKWILKIt, CltvTr?asurer. Indianapolls, Ind., TV-emhr IV. isTH. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Where, a certain precept hasbefin duly lsuert to me. by the mayor ot the city of ltdlK.nafKJl, under the rorrnl; will of tuvid cltj-, ddle-d lAcemthT 16, ITU, showing that there is due the following nani'd contractor the amount herelnafter speotfled for street lmprnvni"'!! tn the city of Iudlauapoii, Marlon County, Indiana: Pue James Mahoney for cmdlnn and grttvelUiH l-jtlnjiton avenu-j and slnewalH from I .luden to Heid Ftrrts, from lald l'hilllpthesnmof seventeen dollrtrs and sixty cents (517 amount of ase ment charged MEslnst lot No. two hundred and sixty-thre In S'leleher'-- Wood lawn addition to the city ol Indianapolis, Manou couuty, Indiana. Now the said defendant Is hereby notified that unless w tthin (Jul days after the publication for thn-e weeks of this nptloe. the amount so a-s-Kted against the above described lot or parrel ofland Is paid, I w IU proceed to collect the nroou nt so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or paroel of land, or so much thereof as may neeessary to satisfy tbe above claim and all costs that may accrue. IIENKY W.TÜTKWILKR, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind., rvyjember 20, l7ß. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has br-n duly Uutd to me by the ms,yorot the city of Indianapolis, umicr the corporate wrI of 'said city, d ued tH-cemb-r 16, ISTii, showing that there Is duo the following named contractor th amount hereinafter siwetfld for str-et 1mprovemenl in the city of Indianapolis, Marlou unty, Indiana: Uue Jame Mahoney for eroding and graveling the alle btwen Hoyt and S letcher nvnues, running from D.llon to Linden streets, from Isaac M.Lines thepnniof tour do'lars and fortv-two an 1 one-half conl-t (f t 42ii, a mount of nssessnien rliRtirwl nenln-t lot No. o i hundred a -id eii.Lt-el2hi (lt) In 8p inn A company's Woodhtwii nddltiog to the city ot udluuapolls, Matiou county, Indiana. Now. tbe said defendant 1 hothy notified that, unless within (."0) days after the publication, for thrt weeks of this notice the amount so assessed nsaint the alsave described lot or iaroel of laud is paid, I will procsd to collect the amount so asses-H-d by levy and sale of said lot or parcel of laud, or so much thereof as may he necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. H EN BY W. TUTE WI LEU, City TrejiMirer. Indianapolis, Ind.. rVcernhnr vn. tK7. SÄLE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. My virtue of a certain precept to me directed bvthe msyerof the cltv of Indianapolis Indiana, and duly attested by tno c4erK of said ciry. under the corporate seal ol said city, I will on SATURDAY, January 13, 1377, sell at public auctlor, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'elook . M. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said day, tho following docrlbed lot or parcel of land, or so much thereol as may be necessary to satisfy tbe sum herelnnfter uamed as assessed Rgnlnt such prem'ies for street Lraprovemc-ot, and all costs, to-w tt: Tt No. five (5 In Kaufman's subdivision of B'ae'a addlOou to ihe city nf Indlanupoiu, Mario-t o lunty. lallana, owneu bv Willis W. vVrltrWt. r1 which Is ases d the mm of .-eveateen dollars and seventy cents ( 17 70) for s'ri-et -iiipioveiiient in füVoref ttttersou t cjn ai ta oonttactore. HENRY W. TCTEWILETt, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Ptw-mber '2n. 1K7. SÄLE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept ta me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk of said cltv under the oorporate tal of said city, I will on SATURDAY. January 13, 1877. sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and i o'clock p. M., ot said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum hereinafter named as assessed against such reinlses for street Improvement, :tod all costs, to-wlt . 1 Lot N. fifty-seven (571 In Fletcher's Woodlawn ttddltlon tolhccliyof indlanaplU, Marlou county, Indiana, owned by Alvin M. Mat?epeac-. against which Is assessed the sum or lour dollars and eighty eenN (f-1 KM tor street Improvement In favor of IIoltz&Heunes.ee, contractors. HENRY W. TTTEWILKR, , . City Treasurer. India na polls,' Ind.. Becymber 20, 1S70. SÄLE FOR STREET IfROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis, Indlaua, and" duly attested by the clerk of said city, under tbe corporate seal of said city, I will on SATURDAY'. January 13. Iä77, ' sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, betweou the hoursof 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the Hum hereinafter named as u8essed against such premise for street Improvement, and all costs to-wlt: Iiot No. ninety fü0 In Fletcher's Woortlawn tidltlon to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana, owned by C. C. Morris (ohrlstlau name unknown) aiTHlust w hlch Is aseid the sum of four dollar and sixty eei-vs (4 SO for street linptovemeiit In favor ot Henry Clay, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, 1 y l ieasuer, IndlaxapolU, Iud December 20, 187

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SÄLE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Ry virtue of a certain precept to me directed by the mayor of iho city of Indianapolis, Ihdmna, and duly nitested oy the cleikofsald city, under the corporate seal of said city. 1 wUl u SATURDAY, January in, 1?77, sell at public auction, at the City Conrt Room, between the hours of lu o'clock A. si. and 4 o'clock 1. K. of said day, the following de-scrUK.-d lot, or parei-lof laud, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy tbevuni hereinaller nani'-d hi ane.l against such premises lor street improvement, aud all coots, to-wlt: lot No. one (1) Kauf.nan's Mitvllvlslon of B'ake's addition to theeitv of ludiiiiapolts, Marlon county, Ii dl na, oivmsl by Willis W, VVrilit. MK:tin;t whM-h is as.-ssed'the sum ot ei.h y- our dollars an 1 nlte ty-six cuts Sl 9 ) tor sin et Improvci.n nt in favor of l'atursou A. Dunning-, contractors. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis Tnd.. TVcrnlx-r "JO. Ixtk SÄLE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. SATURDAY, January 13 1677, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o clock p. M. of said luv. th folio-mit describe! tot.or parcel of l;md,orso mueii tiiereoi a may b-i mcessjiry tosatLsly tne sum hereinafter named its nsmtww-d acalnst such premises for street improvement, aud all costs, to-wlt: Lot No. sevn (7) Kaufman's subdivision of Rlakr's addition to the city of Indianapolis, .Marlon county, Indians, owned by Willis W. VVrgiit, analust which Is ttsnei-sed the sum of seventeen dollar and seventy cents (U7 70) for stn er impiovement lu favor ot Patterson &. t uuilug, eoii'.iaeiuis. HENRY W. TUTEWILER. t'ity Treasurer. Indianapolis. In I.. TVvtnlxr 20. pc. SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. By virtue of a certain precent to m d!rcted by the mayor of the ciivof lnJuniii;KJlis, Indiana, and duly attested by the clerk ef said city under the corporate seal of said cltv, I wlllou SATURDAY, January 13, 1877, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, her ween the hours of 10 o'clock M and 4 O clock r. M. of said day, the; following de-si-iib d lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof a may Im iuc.iary to satlfy the sum hereiuafter mimed as assessed agaiiist such premises for street Improvement, and all costs, to-wlt It No. eighty (K0) in Fletcher's Wondlawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Mxrlon c tuniy, Indiana, owned by Anna K. Hawk, against which is asstse! the sum of four dolliiigaud sixty eenls (il &.t for si r et Iniprovemeut lu lavor of Henry Ch:y, contractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.. December 20. isrrt. SÄLE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Ry virtue of a eortAln precept to nip directed by the mayor c the city of Indianapolis, Indiana, anu duly attesied by the clM kof said City under the corporate soul of suld cily, I will on SATURDAY. January 13, 1877, sell at public auction, at the City Court Room, b -tweenthe hours of 1 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock p. M. of said day, the following described lot, or parcel of land, or so much thereof ns may be necessary tosatlsfy the sum ln-re-inafv r named as nssö d agnlutt such premise for street hnprovemeut, and all oost, towlt: Lot No. ninety-two rt)2) In Fletcher's Woodlawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Marion co-nty. Indiana, owned by Eden Matthews, against which Is assessed the sum of four tJnlht'-s and sixty cents S1 HO) Tor street Improvement In lavor of Henry Clay, eontractor. HENRY W. TUTEWILF.R, City Treasurer. Indianapolls, Ind.. DJoemberlXJ. 76. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas a certain precept baa been duly Issued to me by the mayor of tiie city of Indianapolis under the coipoiate -eal ol said city, daLod Le-ini!T 1(1. 1S7S. Khowine Uiatther is due the following, uamed controc.tor the amount herinafler srscified for street Improvement In the city of ludlanapolis, Marlon county, Iudiuua: Due James Mahoney for grading and graveling Lexington avenue aud sidewalks trom Linden aud IHd streets, from Jacob Moeks Uie nom of seventeen dollars aiul sixty cents (517 , amount of asesmetit chirged against lot No. one hundred aul thirty-; von (l-7 lri Fletcher's WooeUawn addition to the city of Indianapolis, Murion couuty, Indiana. Now, the aald defendant Is hereby notified that, unless within (20) days after the publication, for three week, of this notice tho amount so assessed against the sbove described lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to eolket the amount so assessed by levy and sale of said lot or pat eel of land, or so much thereof as maybe necessary to satisfy the above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer, Indianapolis, Ind., Peccinb-r 20, 1R76. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly Issued to me by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis under the corporate seal of said city, dated Ivcember lti. 1S76, showing; that there is due the following namd contractor the amount hereinafter specified for street improvement in the city of ludlanapolis Marion county, Indiana: Iae James Mahoney for Eroding and fjraveliDg fiexlngton nvenoe and sidewalks from Linden and Reld at.eet:.,from Dion Boucleault thesum of forty-elgiit dollais and forty cents (48 40 amount of as essmen' o larged acntiist lot No. one fl) Pope subdivision of Fletcher's Woodlawn addition to the city of ludlanapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant is hereby notified that, unless within ('Jtn days after the publication, feir three weeks, of this notloe the amount so assessed against the above described lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by levy and Ale of said lot or, parcel of land, or so inun thereof as may be neoessary to satisfy thi above claim, and all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, ' City Treasurer. Indian apolU, Ind., Ueeoraber 23, IS7S,

By virtue of n certain precept to me directed, by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, und duly atut-d by i h olvrk of said city,uuuer the corporate fccul of said cily, 1 will on

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NOTICE TO KON-RESIDENT. Tieren., a wrtala nrecept has bet n duly K-fiiv-d to nie by tne mavor of the city of Indianapolis nnd.-r the corionre . vf cny aaud lcen:br ift, l7-'. xliuwiiig that tb-r Is due tlie following nam.-o contractor U10 amount h-Teinfifter sp- cin.ft for street 1mprovement in the city of Indianapolis. Marion county, Indiana: . I.u Jpra- Mahoney 'or eroiiine and graveli'mthealey bnween IF. yt and Ketch, r avenues, ru-r-in fro-n Dil.on an- I Juden street, fr en J. c. Weist (rhtisth.11 name unknown) the sum of four dolUrs mid forty two and one-half cents (i4 JV a.ue.uut of a-e-sni, nt cliatsrol eifinust lot No. one iu.ixI.hI and s.-venty-ix (17di In Spann Co-p 'v's Woodlawn addition to the city ol IuiMtüapo'.l, Marlon county, Iadiaua. Now, the said d.-fendant Is hereby notified that, tinier within CJti) days after the publication, for three wis ks,of this notice the amoant so asHsiacainst the Hlve descrilxsl lot or parcel of land is paid, I u i;i proosi to coilw-t the amount so as-sl by levy mid sale cf said lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof as may b neC4-vary to sa;ifv the above ckUm. and all powts Unit may acrue. II ENRY W. TUTEWILER,. City Treasurel. Indtimar'ohs Ind.. IVv-mte-r 20. l.7rt. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. W hereoR, a certain precept has been dnly lnl to me by the mayor of ttr cily of Indianaixlls. und.-r the crior:itc seal of said city, daiea Icemler itf, InO, show lug that th re Ls du tne lollowing minied contractor the amount hereinafter specified lor str-et Improvement In the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana: Due James Mahoney. for cmdtt.g and (ravelIn the alley bet"v ltovt ai.d Fletcher f.ve. nus running ftoni I d Ion to Ui den stnets, front M. and H. McKJaughey. ti.e sum of Jourdol ar- and lorty-t woai.d onehalt -ut ($4 4J. nmotint of sssecunent chanted ajndnst lot No. on-hu-iirei and sven'y-egh (17S). in pmn Company's Wtxvtlawn twHit 01 to th.- city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the said defendants ore herebr notified that, unless within (Ji) days alter the publication, for three wek., of this notice, the amount so assessed iura li-si the sb-ve described lot or paroi-1 of land ls paid. I v til proc ed to collect the amount so aiM-ad by levy and sale of saht lot or pa-tce ol land or so much thereof as may b necesaty to satisfy the above claim, and ad costs that may accrue, HUNltY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind.fD"i"rdv-i tth, NOTICE TO KON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept, has. been duty Issued to me by the may or ot ttie city of Indianapolis, under the coi poniie H.al ol said city, daid Is.:ember 1, ls7ö, showing that there is due the followiiig i.ani.o contractor tha amount hereinafter sorifi'sl lor otnvt Improvement In the city ot Iuduue polls Marioa county, Indiana: Due Jarno Mahoney for grs lugtueahey ietwe'iiHo- a: nues, rutin tie (rem 1) Ii. n to from I. 1.. and 15. F. s-att iiane unknown), the sum of tor.y-two and one half cil ( of assess'iieut charged aslnt drexl and e Khly-:tiur (11) in piiny's WcKjtilawn aid tion to din? and gravel1 si. tcheraveLJuden treets, i-rson (t'histlan four dollars arid vi 4,l$ , amount lot No. one hunHirtinn & Coin-ih-city 01 Inaiai apolls Marlon county, lud luua. N jw the said defen tants are h Tcbv notifled thut, utihH within (-') Un alter tlie pubiiootlou. for thrt w(k.s, of this noiioe tne amount so assessed airuinst the above described lot or parcel of land Is paid, I will proceed to collect the amount so assessed by ovy and tml'3 of said lot or puio-i ot land, or so much therof as muy be neo,-ary to satisfy tho above claim, aud all costs that may accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis. Ind.. Pfnormber V. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Whereas, a certain precept has been duly issued to me by the mayor of Ihe city of InJianapoli.s, nni?r the e-r,or-te ws 1 of sll oitv, dsuxi IK-Octiibr IS 1ST, showing tbat there t due the following nnnl contractor the amount hereluafier sp clfleil ior street improvement in tle city of Indianapolis, Mau loa county, Indiana: I ne James Mahoney, fer g'-ndlngand gravcllni the a ley between Hoy au F etciier avenue, rnnniDR trom li i-n to Linden streets, fiom M. a't 11. Mcciaughey, the sum of four dollars and forty two si. a ore-half cents il 42'j), amount of assess men' charged aga nst lot No. one hundiet and st-venty-wven (177i In Hpsnu A t'ompitny' W"(v liau addition to the city 01 IuJiauapolls, Marion county, Indiana. Now, the s-tUi "efendanfs hereby notified that, unless within JO) days after the pub leatioti, for three we-s if thii n-tivi the amount so assessed a.ainst the above tie-scrib-d lot or pareel of land 1 paid. I will pro-C-td to collect the amount 0 nwd by fevy and sale of said lot o pare 1 of bind, or sj much thereof as may be nee s-"ry to satisfy tha above claim, aud al c t. th tt luay accrue. HENRY W. TUTEWILER, City Treasurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Dece-r ber CO. 1S76. LEGAL. NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. WTtiereas a certain preo-pt has bet" duly issued to me by 'he mayor o the city of Indianapolis, undeV the cor. oate seal of sa d olt. dated 1 Veeniber 1, 1S7, sU- wiai? 1 hat 1 here ls due the following naiped contractor th amount hereinafter Fpecijh-d lor street Improvement in th -city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana: Due James Mahoney fer granilng and graveling tbe alley between Hoyt and s letcher vnn s, running from Inhn 10 Linden streets, from D. L. and K. T. P t ron (''hristian names unknown) the sum of f urd.. liars and f-or.l tyn a nd nno.hnl I n -tl t4 (l 41?Vl. amount of a; vestment chatped srai ust lt No. one hur dred and eigntv-tnree i) in rjun v mpinyV Wo dlawn ad.lltln to the city of Indianapolis, Marlon county, Indiana. Now, the said defendant are here by notified that, unless within (2n daya after th pub tcation, Ijt three weeks of this notice tna amount so as.se-d against tbe above described lot or pac I ot and I- paid, 1 will proceed to colbct the amount so assessed by levy and sah of said lot or pare I of land, or 0 mneh ihereo' e ay b.- necessary to satisfy the- above claim, and all costs tbat may Reer ua. ' HENRY Y. TUTEWTIJIt, ' City Trestsurer. Indianapolis, Ind., Dec-raber 20, ISTtx. Se.r- Lift ei,, ter .i wl hir t j" .r4 UtWJ r wi. -i ' " ,- EVk W-aA ar.4 U lrmnwwi "f S- Ur. Wm. Kloo. S. l-ovi M. Pr ' J0 irMgS oot tar U 1 thm. R. K PFLLFKS CO. rrm ISHKtwrrV FS-