Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 27, Number 69, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1878 — Page 5

THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBFIi 11, 1878.

CURRENT TOPICS.

Gambling is on the increase in Philadelphia. A big temperance convention will be held at Waterloo, Iowa, January 15. The "iron clad not" swindle ia being successfully played upon farmers in the west.t The young people of Nebraska City entertain each other at 8 o'clock (a. m.) breakfast. Florida Is more nearly out ot debt than ver before in her history, says the Falatka Herald. The thermometer has registered several degrees balow zero in some parts of Canada alrtady this winter. . Eighty thousand head of cattle was the present a Texan cattle king gave to his daughter on her marriage. Judge Hives, of the United Statea Court in Virginia, has issued an order forcing negro jurors on the state courts. ' It is bv no means certain that Wade Hampton's leg will not have to be amputated. So bid Charleston doctor says. A magistrate at Nortbfield, Minn., was addressed as "Your Horror," "Joe" and "you darned fool" in the course of an eloquent speech by a light of the local bar, who was pleading a case before him. The Young Men's Christian Association of Washington was so shocked by the discovery that aorae artists occupying rooms in its building were studying from living models that it ordered them 10 vacate forthwith. The young king of Siam has appointed the Key. 8. (i. McFarland, 1. 1).. to take charge of a government school In Bangkok, with a view to the establishment of a system of popular education for the people. "An innocent German," says the New York Times, "took a police captain into his confidence." He must have been remarkably "innocent" or he would never haye been guilty of doing such a foolUh act. Louis Lochman, of Yorkville, New York, was up in court on Tuesday for thrashing a man named Hallett because he caught Hallet flirting with his daughter. Lochman had warned HaUett not to carry on the flirting. Justice Wandeil looked at Lochman sternly and lined him one cent. . Wasn't that an honest man in Lewiston, Maine? Hj was buying his ticket at the box office of Music Hall and in payment handed up a "dandy coin with a ten cent piece riveted to it. However, even that didn't equal a gold dollar, for the 412JS grains are now wcrth only about 80 ceuts and a fraction. . Georgia women make good political helpmeets: Senator Gordon's wife advises her husband what to do in many important matters of state; Governor Colquitt's wife conducts much of his business for hira; Congressman Felton's lady ought really to be the congressman, and Senator lien Uili looks to his bst:er half for clear headed logic. The black dag of the pirate has been raised in almost every part of the Persian Gulf. Recently the commander of an English man-of-war gave his vessel the appearance of an unarmed merchantman, and sailed out on the gulf. He wai surrounded by pirates until the portholes were opened and the jrape and canister began to tly. Six hundred pirates died tliere. Whalers have been wondering what haa become of all the whales, but there is now news aa to where they are disporting. Lieutenat Sandebery, of the Swedish Navy, has lately returned from an expedition to Russian Lapland, made especially with a vie to researches in natural history, and has brought back many rare zoological specimens, which he will divide among the museums of Stockholm, Christiania and St. Petersburg. He reports that never were such quau tities of whales seen in the Gulf of Naranuer and White Sea as during last summer, and that a single Norwegian boat captured a hundred. It has lecn frequently remarked that the general condition of health is better after an epidemic than before it. This is certainty th8 Caso with. New Orleans at present. The number of deaths from all causes for the current week is remarkably small, and the death rate lower than that of nearly every other city in this country. The city h free from contagious or infectious diseases, ana particularly from thoce diseases which prevail in more northern cities at this seacon of the year, a3 scarlet fever and smallpox. The clerks of the board of health have about completed the record of fever cass and deaths which occurred during the summer. There were reported 22,000 caes of yellow lever and 4 l'.x) deaths, which is the grand total for the epidemic New Orleans paper. The Swiss government having recently permitted Roman Catholic priests who had been deprived of their livings to present themselves for renomination, thus modifying its previous decision against the Komaa Catholic clergy, . the Vatican haa taken steps to ascartam if there waa any favorable- prospects of opening negotiations in order to re establish relations between Switzerland and the Holy See. . Mgr. liiauchi, formerly papal nuncio to Bavaria, baa ,v'.so fent with this object to Switzerland, in order to study the situation and convey instructions to tbe bishops with a view to pave the way for an understanding. Should ccasioa offer. Mgr. BianchI is also authorized to open negotiations with the Swiss government. Or f tf ill rsnranaiM The study of men's naae3 as curious as it is interesting. Arbitrary as they seem today, they all had their source evidently In Some fitting fact. Many English surnames express the county, estate, or residence of their original, bearers, as BurgoyDe, from Burgundy; Cornell or Corn wal lis, from Cornwall; Fleming, from Flanders; Gaskin and Gaseoyne, from Gascony; Hanway, from Hainault; roiacg, from t'oiana; weisn, Walsh and Wal lis, from Wales; Coombs, Cora p ton, Clayton. Sutton, Preston and Wasmngton, from towns in the county of Sussex. Eogland. Camden, tbe antiquary, says every village in Normandy has suroamed some English family. Dale. Forest, Hill. Wood, and the like are derived from the character or situation of those who first bore the names. The prefix atte or at, softened to a or an, has helped to form a number of names. Thus, if a man lived on a moor, be would call himself Atteinoor or Atmoor; if near a gat, Atteate or Atgate. John atie tbe Oaks wai in due time Shortened to John Noaks; Peter at the Seven Oaks into l'etcr Snooks, Byfield, Byford .Underbill and Underwood indicated residence originally. In old Knglish applegarth meant orchard, whence Applegate and Appleton; chase, a forest; clive, a cliff; clougtaua ravine; cobb, a harbor, whence theee names. The root of tbe ubiquitous 8mith is the Anglo-Saxon smitan, to imlte. It was applied primarily to blacksmiths, wheelwrights, carpenters, masons and smltersor strikers in general. Baker. Taylor, Butler, Colemsn (coalmen). Draper, Cowper (COOper), Cutler, Miller and the rest plainly denote occupations. Latimer is from latiner a writer of Latin; Ix rimer is a maker of purs and bndle bits; Arkwright, a maker of chests; Lander, contracted Irom layandier, a wasnerwoman; Banister, the keeper of a bath; Kidder, a huckster; Tait, a minstrel; Crocker, a potter. Such names as Baxter and Bagster are the feminine for baker, Webster of webber or weaver, which shows that these trades were first followed by women, and that ' when men began to take them up they for some time kept the feminine names. Steward, Stewart or Stuart, Knight, AbFalconer, Leggett (legite) either signified

irhat the persons so styled were, or they were given them in jest or derision, like the names king, priace and pope.'- The termination ward indicates a keeper, as Durward, doorkeeper; Hay ward, keeper of the town cattle; Woodward, forest keeper. Bead, Reed or Reid, la an old form of spelling red, and was bestowed as White. Brown and Black were to denote the color worn or the complexion had. 'Hogarth, from the Dutch, means generous, high natured; Rush is subtle; Bowne, ready; Bonner, kind, gracious; Eldridge, wild, ghastly. Many Welsh names, naturalized in English, are from personal traits, as More, great; Doff, black; Gongh, red. Surnames, now apparently meaningless, had meaning in old Koglish and pro-' incial dialects. Brock, for instance, signifies badger; Talbot, mastitt; Todd, fox; Culyer, pigeon; Heashaw, young heron; Coke, cook. SalvatlosO Call. Mr. Talmage has touched up the newsEaper men. He visited their offices at night, ie saw the pens scratch and heard the scissors cut and the typea click and tbe wheels rush. Then he reflected that 2,600,000 persons read the daily newspapers of New York, and he said: "I once could not understand how the Bible statement could be true that 'nations shall be born in a day.' Now I understand it. Get tbe telegraph operators and the newspaper editors converted, and in 21 hours the earth would hear salvation's call." Tbe Baltimore Gazette grimly adds that the editors and operators are as good as they can afford to be at present salaries, and Mr. Talmage, who is receiving $12,000 per year for less work than the humblest of them performs, knows it as well as he knows his own name. More Popular Than Ever. (Tipton Times. The management of tbe Indianapolis Sentinel has again changed, John C. Shoemaker, former president, assuming control. The Sentinel each day is becoming more popular.and under the efficient management of Mr. Shoemaker will continue to grow in popularity. Tbe Sentinel is justly entitled to the patronage of every democrat in the state, being as it is a true exponent of the democratic doctrine. Hawks can fly at the rate of one hundred and fifty miles an hour.

Caution to I he Pnblle. To avoid imposition, purchasers of Waltham watches will observe that every genuine watch, whether gold or silver, bears our trade mark on both case and movement. Gold cases are stamped "A. W. Co." and guarantee certificates accompany them. Silver cases are stamped "Am. Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., Sterling Silver," and are accom panied by guarantee certificates, signed R. E. Robbins, Treasurer. The name "Waltham" is plainly engraved upon all move ments, irrespective of other distinguishing marks. This caution is rendered necessary by reason of the fact that our cases are frequently separated from our movements and put upon worthless movements of other makers, and rce versa, thus affecting injuriously tbe performance of the watches and vitiating our guarantee, which is intended to cover onlv our complete watches wholly made by us. It is necessary also becau-e it is so no torious as to be a public scandal, that there is great fraud in the metal quality of both gold and silver cases as now generally sold. We have demonstrated by frequent assays that many gold and silver cases offered In the market are debased, from 10 to 20 per cent, from the quality they assume to be, This is a fraud upon the purchaser, and ac counts for tbe low price at which such cased watches have been sold. "Eighteen carat" gold, such as the Wal tham cases are made ot, is as nearly pure gold as can be made and be durable. It contains 750 1000 of pure gold and 230 1000 of alloy. Sterling Silver (English government standard) contains 925 1000 of pure silver and 751000 of alloy. The Waltham Watches will always be found up to the standard repre sented. For American Watch Co., Robbins & Appleto, General Agents, New York. Yon Can Be Happy If you will stop all your extravagant and wrong notions in doctoring yourself and families with expensive doctors or humbug cure alls, that do harm always, and usa only nature's simple remedies for all your ail mente you will be wise, well and happy. and save great expense. The greatest remedy for this, the great, wise and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters believe it, See "Pro verbs in another column. Pond's extract. Daring severe and changeable weather no one subject to rheumatic pains should be one day without Pond's Extract. It la of the greatest benefit for both chronic and acute or intlammatory rheumatism. The application of Pond's Extract is wonderfully soothing, and seems to possess decided anodyne properties. The pain, lameness and soreness are relieved, and the entire disease often cut short and subdued. For sale everywhere. Consumption Cared. An old phykician. retired from practice having bad placed in bis bands by an East India missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent enre of consumption, bronchitis. catarrh, asthma and all throat and lung affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his But tering fellows. Actuated by this -motive. and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire it. this recipe, with full directions for prepar ing and using. In German, r rench or hng' lish. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Sherar, 141) Powers' block, Rochester 2. l. WPCCJAL rOT!C. , Moi'NT Virion, Westchester Co., March , 1876. Doctor Giles: Mr Drvk Sik During the recent cold weather, on coming from my bouse to the court room, my foot slipped and I fell heavily, striking my back agHlnst a large stone. Waa lifted and carried to the house. My wife ap plied your Liniment all over my spine. The pain and discoloration disappeared, and next day was able to resume my duty on the bench. I am, very truly, ROBKKT W. EOMOHDrJ, Justice of the Peace. Chew Jackson's Best sweet navy tobacco. A harmless substitute for all Intoxicants. Santokd s Jamaica uimoer. o The Centaur Liniments are of two kind The White 1 for the human family; the Yet low is for horses, sheep and other animal Testimonials of tbe effects produced by these remarkable preparations are wrapped around every bottle, and may be procured of any druggist, or by mail from the office of the Centaur Company, 46 Dey street, Mew York city. We were exposed last week to a pitiless storm, that wet our feet and stockings, and in deed our person ail over. In fact, we took Cracking cold, which brought sore throat and

severe symptoms of fever. The good wife asserted her authority, plunged our feet In , hot water, wrapped us la hot blankets, and sent

our faithful son for a bottle of Aykr's Chekey Pectokax. It Is a splendid medicine pleasant to take, and did the Job. We slept sound ly through the night and awoke well the next morning. We know we owe our quick re covery to the Pectoral, and shall not hesitate to recommend It to all who need such a medicine. Tehuacana (Texas) Presbyterian, o Quern Cod Liver Oil Jelly. Approved by the Academy of Medicine. For coughs, colds, bonchial and tubercular consumption, scrofula and general debility. The most mild, bland and nutritious form In which Cod Liver Oil can be used, and with more benefit secured to the patient by a single teaspoon ml of this Jelly than by double the quantity of the dear or unjellied oil. For sale by druKglsta and E. II. Trucx, New York. MISCELLANEOUS. t Q ELEGANT New 8tyle Chrorno Ca-ds 1 O with name. 10c. post paid. GEOKUE I REED & CO., Nassau, N. Y. 6GLD Anr worker ran makSl2 adar at hum a. Ciatr Outfit fr. Addraaa Tbvs 4 Co., AnjrnMa. M tint. f P f a wak In ywr own town. Tenni and $S outfit tpUUtrw ltra Addraaa H. Hallr A Co., Portland, Main Mril Iff ANTEDlt'tlTrrvlre. Aafrlrai ill Lit al frrrrlPrTk-tv, Cinciu.U, O. raj liberal. Otnn M4DE IN 87 DAYS. CaTA t?-wVJ LOu UK FREK, . Buckeye Nov elty Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. EEVOLVER FREE. Seven-6hot revolver, , with box of cartridge. Address J.BOWN, fc bON, 13ti and i: Wood street, Pittubiirw. Pa. 5 Fashionable Cards, no 2 alike, with name, 10c. 20 Hcroll. loe postpaid. . OEO. I KKD A CO., Nassau. N. Y. $125.b A JIONTH AM) KXPF.NSKS rtita. jh-ihi inrni lor lerni. wTtK x o;melnniti.. f I a f) fl per day at noma. Sampln worth $5 free, y3 IU gZU AJdrtiwSnsso A Co., Portland, Maina. $7: A Day to Agents canvassing for the Fir aide Visitor. Terms and outfit Free. Ad-dre-a, P. O. VICKERY Augusta Maine. t?f LARGE MIXED CARDS, with name, 1 V for 13c. 40 in case 13c. 25 styles Ac quaintance Cards, ,10c. Agents' outfit ltc. DO WD fc CO. Bristol Conn AOENTH WANTEn!-A KAKK CIIANCr. TABLE BOOK OF ART Magnificent In all its details. 63 large Elegant ELgravings, all masterpieces by the world's best artist. The book for Holiday Presents. Heud for circular and sample engraving. P. W. Zieulxk A Co., O. K. Building, Cin'ti, O. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Yltnl weakness or depression: a weak exhausted leellng.no e ergy or courage; the result of mental overworn, indiscretions or rrvw, or some drain upon the system, Is always cured by HUMPHREY'S HUM EO PATHIC SPECIFIC No ZH. It tones up aDd invigorates the system, dispels the gloom and despondency. Imparts strength and energy, stops tbe arain and rejuvenates the entire man. Been u ed twenty years wur. peneci success by thousands. Bold by dealers. Price, 1 1."0 per single vial, or $5.00 per package of five vials and 2.00 vial of powder. Kent bv mail on receipt of price. Address HfneilKEVV llonMM'A i iiiu jir.uii it. ion i'axi x , 109 Fa ton Klreet. New York. SHERIFF'S 8ALE By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerK of the superior court ot Marlon county. Indiana, la a cause wherein Solomon Clay pool et al. are plaintiffs, and James Mor arty et al. are defendants, requiring me to make eighty dollars and fifty c-nts, and such other sinus as provided for lit said decree, with interest on Bald decree and costs. I will expose at public sale to the hlgheat bidder on SATURDAY, the 28th day of December, A. U.t 1S78, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the court house of Marion county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following real estate In Aianon couniy, xnaiana, io-wu: Commencing at a point in tbe east line of East street, sixty (Oo) feet south of the northwest corner of lot elKhty-four (81) in Hendries; 's subdivision of the southwest part of outlot ninety-nine in the city or Indianapolis, running thence east to within ten (10) teet of the east line of lot eighty-one (M) of said subdivision, thence south parallel with EastBlrcetalxty ( f ct, thence west to East street, thence north with East street sixty (tkl) fret to the place of lxlanlng, being part of lots eighty-one (Hi), eiguty-twe (8-), etubtytiitee ana eiguty-iour (8i) in uaia suodlvislon. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient mm to satls:y said decree. Interests andcoftts, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose to public taifl the fee simple of wild real estate, or ho much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interests and costs. Maid sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. JOHN T. PRKSSLEY, Sheriff of Marlon County. December 3, A. D., Ib78. Taylor, R. A T., L. Barbour, Turpik PiEKCK. Attorneys for 1'iaintitr. dee 4 w-8 w Bakkk, IIoro Hendricks, Attorneys. STATE OF INDIANA, Marion County, sa. In the Superior court of Marlon county, In the Bute of Indiana. No. ',TiH. December term, 1K7H. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Francis A. Boyd. Harah A. O.Bailey, Ada K. Uraydon, Alexander A. Omydon, Gardner M. Halley, Edwin M. Bailey, Charles O. Bailey, Harah O. Bailey, ct al. Belt known, that on the 7th day of Decern, ber. 1S7S. the above named DlaintiQ. tv his attorneys, filed In the oifice of the clerk of the Huperlor court or Marion county, in trie state ot Indiana, his supplemental complaint aealnst the defendants hereinafter named Wherein they were substituted as defendants in the place of a defendant to the original complaint herein; and on the 7th day of December, 1878, the said plalntlfT filed In said clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person showing that said .defendants, Harah A. U. lialley, Ada K. Orayfion, Alexander A. Uraydon, Gardner M. Bulley, Kdwin M.Bailey, Charles U. Bailey and Harah O. Bailey, are not residents of the state of Indiana, and that said action Is in relation to reai t state, and tnat said defendants were required to appear In said court an i answer or demur tosaldorlg lnal complaint on tbe 7th day of January, 1879. Now therefore, oy order of said, court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified of tbe filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unltss they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the 4ih day of Kebruary, 1879. the same being the second Judicial day or a term of said court, to be begun and held at ths court house in the city of IndlanapoliM, on the first Monday in Kebruary, 1S7H, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their alierc. DANIEL M. KANSDELL. decll-3w Cleric EMPLOYiYBIT. I Want l.ooo AGENTS to Canvais for THE COMPLETE HERBALIST. I will give such terms and furnlxh such advertising facilities that no roan need miike leis than I20i per month and all expenses no matter whether he ever eanvaswd before or not. Address DR. O. PHF.L.PH BKOW'N, 21 Grand fctreet, Jersey City, New Jersey, and lull particulars will be sent by return mail. LADD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH; Or SECRET OF BEAUTY. Imparts wondrous beauty to the skin and brilliancy to the eyea; removts moth, frecalcn, tan, pimples, blackheads and all other trarks. Hent free for 60 cents, LADD A CO., 21' Broadway, N. Y. FOR HALE Very large, high-bred PolandChina pigs, of both sexes, bear descendants from the noted prize hogs, Bismarck, Tom Oorwln and Perfection. My herd are healthy and vigorous; prices reasonable: satlsfactlon guaranteed. T. M. HE VEAL, FUh er's tttatlon, Hamilton county, Ind, dec-

POND'S ETTRACT. The Peopls'a Eenedj. She Universal Pain Extractor. Note: Ask for Pond's Extract. Take no other. "Hear, for X will apeak of excellent things.' POHD'S KXTII ACT-The great Vegetable) Pain Destroyer. lias been In use over thirty years, and for cleanliness and prompt cnratiTe virtues cannot be excelled. CIIIt.DKP.N. TVo ramlly can afford to be vlttiont Pond'a Kxtract. Accidents, Itrulses, Contnslens, :nis, Spralne j are relieved almost Instantly by external appllcation. Promptly relieves pains of Dornr, Scalds, KreorlEtlons, Chaflnc, Old Sore, Holla, Felons, Corns, etc. Arrepts Inflammation, reduces srrellinfrs. sioya bleeding, removes discoloration and heals rayMiv. LADIES flr.rt it their best friend. It ssflnajrea tne p.ilns to which they are peculiarly suV Ject notatdY fullness anl pressure in the hea-f, nanca. vcrtltro, Ac. It promptly ameliorati; nr.rt permanently heals all kinds of I n flammetlonw and ulcerations. IIRITIOIaKllolUS or PILES find In this the only immediate relief and nsimate cure. No case however chronic or obstinate can louj resist its rejrniar u V A IS I cos i-. VFINS.lt U the onlv sure cure-. U1IIKEV DlSEAStS. It has noequ-lfor permanent cure. BLESniNG from any canse. For this It I a apeclflc It has saved hundreds of lives M lien all other remedies failed to arrert bleed lnp from nose, stouiacb, lungs, and eUc w!cre TOOffltACHI Earachf, Neurolfcia. and llhcntuatism are all alike relieved and often permanently curel. PICY-ICIAXSnf all schools who nrencqnalne. ea with Pond's attract of Witelt Hazel recommend It In their practice. We luvo letters of commendation from hundreds of Phvficlan-, many of whom order It for use la their own practice. In addition to the forcpoinp, they orderltsose forNwcIIlnsaof a!I kind.;, Quinsy, Sore Throat, liillamcd. 'I'onsli, siiupic and chronis Dlarrlioaf Catarrh, (for whlcn It is a npniflr), hllblaiiia. Frosted Feet, Stlncsof Inaects, Klosqultoef, etc.. CUupped llando, Face and Indeed all manner cl skin discuses. TO I L U r S . Removes Soreness, II on lines Dnd Smarting: hralsCats, i:ruptionH, and Plm plea. It rttlves. invioataie and refrrtie. while wonderfully Improving Uia Complexion. TO FA ic HI FTIS-Pond'a Extract. No Stock Broetler, no Livery Man can atTord to be without it. It is nsi d by all the leading Livery Stables, Street Railroads ami first Horsemen m New York City. It has no equal for Spc.'.in; Harness or Saddle Chaflnp. SUmies. Scra'chs, Swellings. Cuts, Lacerations, Iheedinsrs. lUeumonia, Colic, Diarrhoea, Chill v Colds, Ac. Its rane of action la wide, and tha relief It aiforda is so prompt that Is invaluah'.a incveiy rarr.i-yard as well as In every farmhiu -e. Let it he tried once and you will never be without it. CAUTION! Pond' Kxtract has been imitated. The frenuinu artielc has Hie words Pond'p Extract blown in ech lioftle. It 19 prepared by the only persons liv ing: who ever kn."w hew to pr .'.! it properiv. Ksfus ell other prepar.itionn of Witcli Hazel. This is the only arti. Us used ly Physicians, and :n the liospl alH of tliia country RQ'l Europe. niSTORY and Uaesof Pond's Kxtract, in pamphlet lorm Kent lr e on application to POND'S KXTRACT COJIPANV, Stt Maiden LfiLc. New York. vSTBose Cord Ceniaaaticn.g3 si Talio advantage of this offer. ORDER AT ONCE! W n' a untTU .1 o.irjrooJ ia every hoaae In the l.nrl, c::4 to 1ntrvtt:r0 lh?:n .- otirr all t.'if ar.ir!.'. oi.tvnrd la itt KutflYni V--t,ina-K a,at V!'" !iu-iTatl for ErOne Duller. I .w L::.V 1Um Coral t.klc, vita h-.r:n at '.arlir.l. Oh I vdirt' Llrruit Tsui "r-.l M tir-HIngt tad I'ia, cW Witct. On Mir Lu.1.' Klrfint na Coral Caff Plat. O I.-.:!'V r.lrcant Kt t i.rairhr.trl I In. t" rie fur l.ndir' i.!rnl l'.o Vnl Cir-ltmpi. Oj tbi'.d l lU'.J Uunl I InTl'.U p'-xi-d mrmy ft err CelcbrAtcd loe Cor til J' Tclrjr 1 le il. ,am a IZuailaorce Ilea, t: J 'l r!.arr ft(r-i,i, to anv , Wn i.i ie YOi:Ll, trn rwfit.lcl iS t UtlLLAK. 'i k r-.iara iikr. w tMtA miih ll-.l cotnhlnti"ii -t guitranlre r.nnntt he bonpht la aayatoroln Ihclnr.Jlor lrtUua (1.S5 0.:r Al-:u::utU CitUinur --ttl Inc. Werrt.-rl.uiy.f ' Nnr York Paper. r T Xprvt. Companies. Atirw " 1.0 VAL JIANTFACTCKING CO-, CftS i SCO Broavdaray. N. V. V. I. A Bakek, IIord A llENnaicxs, Attorneys. Cl TATE OF INDIANA. Marlon county, i O In the Huperlor Court of Marion county, in me Mtate or Indiana, no. 22,100. uecem ber terra, . Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Henry C. Bailors, Edwin Hoole, trustee, The Urbana wine company, James It. Hick, Jesse M. Dick, Samuel 11. blct. John K. Hltnpson, Henry 11. Cook, John iietuy, William U. Heatly, Jonn O. Mliche.l, Asha M. Khuler, John W. KennlnghonVr. Edward C. Uarllck, William Klrkup, John bteel, Hugh Thompson, et al. Be it known, tnat on tbe llth day ot May, 1878, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed In the ortlcoofthe clerk of the Huperlor Court of Marion count, in the Btate of Indiana, his complaint against the above named defendants; and on the Soth day of HeptemlHT, 1K7H. the said plaintiff filed in said clerk's office the amdavlt ot a compe tent persou showing that said defendants, taw in iiooie. trustee, Trie urnnna wine company. James K. Hick, Jesse M. Dick, Bamuel H. Ulck. John K. Simpson, Henry H.Cook, jonn neatly, vvi'iiam . ueativ, jenn u. Mitchell. Asha S. Nhuler. Jonn W . llenulnehoner. Kuwar t Garlics, William Klrkup, John Kteel and Hugh Ttinmpson, are not residents of the State ol Indiana; and that said act Ion is in relation to real estate. Now, therefore, by order of said court, said defendants last above named! am liereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on tlie 4tn day of Kebrnary. 187U, tbe Faroe being the second Judicial dav of a term of said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the city of Indianapolis, on the first Monday in February, 1H7U, said complaint, and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined In their absence. DANIEL M. UAN3DELL, Clerk. decll-Sw Bakf.k,1Iod & Hendricks, Attorneys. STATE OP" INDIANA, Marlon county, ss: In the Huperlor Court of Marion county, In the stAte of Indiana, Xo. Z.,728. December term, 187S. Jonathan Edwards, trustee, vs. Francis A. Boyd, Harah A. O. itelley. Ada K. Uraydon, Alexander A Uravdon, Gardner M. Bailey, Kdwiu M. Bullej, Charles U.Bailey, Sarah U. Baliey, et al. Belt known.that on the 7th day of December, ls7S, the above named plaintiff, by his attorneys, filed In the ollice of the cierk of tbe Superior Court of Marlon county, in the Bute of Indiana, his supplemental complaint against the defendants hereinafter named wbereln they were substituted as defendant uerein iiiey were suosiiiutea aa ueienunuut the place of a defendant to tha original iinnlafnt herein; and on the 7th day of liein ber, 1H7H. the faid plulutirr hied In said In corn cem: clerk's office tbe affidavit of a competent per son showing that said defendants,' Sarah A. U. Bayley, Ada K Uraydon. Alexander A. Uraydon. Uarriner M. B.lley, l-lwlii 1. Bailey, Charks U. Bailey and Saiah U. Bail y, are not residents of the state ol Indiana; and that said action Is in relation to real estate; and said defendants were required to arear In said court andaii.wer or de.nur to raid original complaint on the 7th day January, 1879. Now, therefore, by ordei of said court, said defendants last above named are hereby notified Of the filing and pendency or said comfdaint against them, and that unless iiey appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the fourth day of February, 1879, the same being Ihe'Al Judicial day of trie term of aaid court, to be begun and field at the court house In the city of Indianaiolis, on the first Monday in Ft binary, 1879, said complaint, and the matters and things tberein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in their abence. . DA1SIEL M. UAXSDELL, decll-Sw Clerk.

NOTICE SALE OF REAL ESTATE

The real estate of Andrew J. Vansickle, deceaHed, for sale at public aaction by William Hunter, administrator. Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday, the llth day of Jan nary. lift, the undersigned, adminlttlrator of the estate of Andrew J. Vansickle, deceased, will, In pursuance of an order of the Marion Circuit Court, made at the December term, 1878, there on, in the cause pending in said court, wherein I am petitioner and Harah J. Vansickle and others are defendants, 'o. 517, sell at public auction to the highest bidder (net less than two-thirds of the appraiaed value) on the premises the following descrixjed real estate or said deceased, situate In Wayne . township. Marion county, Htaie or Indiana, io-wu: All of the east lialt of tne northeata quarter of section twenty-nve in townsnip sixteen (16,) north of range four (4). east, containing 8o acres, more or less, except the following described part thereof, which has been set off, assigned and adjudged tobarah J. Vansickle, In her right as widow of said deceased, that Is to say: A tract beginning- at the southeast corner of said east half of the northeast quarter of section 25, township 16, north of range 4, east; thence rnnnlng west on the south line ol said half quarter 210 links to tbe soutnwest corner thereof; thence north on the west line of said half quarter 1,825 links to a point; thence east parallel to the south line of said half quarter 2,U0tf links to the east line thereof; thence south on said east line 1.925 links to the place of beginning, containing 38 t6-lU0 acres, thus leaving of said tract to be sold 41 35-100 acres, more or less, subject to a lease of one-half acre in the northeast corner for scnool bouse purposes. Also, all of tbe west half of the northwest quarter of section 30, in township 10, north of. range a, east, containing Si o-iuo acres, more or less, e.cept the following described part thereof, which has been ar.sigaed, set off and adjudged to said Harah J. Vansickle, in her rignt as widow oi said deceased, to-wit: A tract beginning at the southwest corner of said half quarter; thence rue Ling west on the north line thereof l,8!7 links to a point In said west line; thence east 18.-l links to a point; thence south parallel to the west line of said half quarter 1,87 links to the south line of said half quarter; thence west on said south line 1& links to the place of beginning, containing 3 43-lUO acres, and' leaving of said half quarter to be sold 59 32-100 fccres, more or less, making in the tracts to be sold luu oi-iw acres, more or less. Terms of said 6ale are as follows, to-wit: Onethird of the purchase money to be paid down. one-third thereof, with 6 per cent, interest, in i.' montns, ana tne remaining one-tnira, witn 8 per cent, per annum Interest, in 18 months from the date of sale, said deferred payments to be secured by the notes of tbe purchaser or purchasers, payable without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws, and by mortgage upon the premises sold. Bale will take place between 10 o'clock a. m. and 2 o'clock p. m. WILLIAM lirNTER ' " - Administrator. i ' 1879. Harper's Periodicals HARPER'S MAGAZINE, One v- " 00 HARPER'S "WEEKLY, 4 CO HARPER'S BAZAR, M 4 00 The THREE publications, one year.10 00 Any TWO, one year-.. .. 7 00 SIX subscriptions, one rear............-... .20 00 Tlie Monthly is the American Magazine alike In literature and In art. Harper' Weekly, the Eclipse of the course, being incomparably ahead of all similar publications, and leaving competition out of sight. The Btztr Is the or gan of the world of fashion and of society gen etrally. Bonton Trawller. Remittances should e made by Post Office Money Order or Draft, lo avoid chance of loss. Address: HARPER ft BROTHERS, Franklin Square, New York. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. "VrOTICI-: is hereby given that I will offer at L piitdlc sale, to the highest bidder, on Thursday, January 2, 179, at 10 o'clock a.m.. at Clermont, .Madison county, ind. .the follow ing property belonging to the estate ol Jesse Johnson, deceased, to wit: One bay mare, one milch cow, one buegy and harness, household furniture, and other articles too numerous to mention. Terms: a ah sums or lo and upwards a credit of six months will be given, by the purchaser giving note with approved freehold ecurlty, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, with 8 per cent. Interest. I nlerS6cash in hand. B LVKdTER W. J IHNW N, Administrator. December, 1878. 1 A dooUa-Wral cr 'bar or front acti locks; warrant I (rename twiat b rela, A a good ab iter.or no salet w af AM 4t uuoo jiad a wad UaUerJtar Z12 Dan be sen t U.U with yritruafa toezamire bataretaTrriir,aHea( staniD to atnjrj. Hedneed frtnrwand ltrare iHHroiiata AGENTSi Wanted to sell Dr. CHASE'S 1,000 liecipe Book. New rTlee List, xouaouoio your money. Address Dr. Chase's Printing House, Ann Abor. Michigan.

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