Pike County Democrat, Volume 24, Number 35, Petersburg, Pike County, 12 January 1894 — Page 5

cum, mu And other things. For several months we have been frying to close out our Clothing but find that our trade demands that we sbodld keep it. bo we have just received a *^oice stock of * , "; . {" Overcoats, Suits, &c .And are prepared to fit our friends out In the latest styles. * CLOAKS$ AND $ CAPES

We have the latest styles, all colors. Our 4ines are all complete and <viU he sold at 4 he right prices. Don’tforff'ltto see us for Shoes and Winter Boots. Will quote prices in the etorg. ^ ©htf il» ®uunts PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. SUBSCRIPTION TEBMSt - One year. . ...# * Gix months.. .~ ® Three months. . * IB VARIABLY III AIDVANCC. ADVERTISING HATES! One square ft lines), one Insertion.. -11 00 Bach additional insertion. BO A liberal reduction made on advertisements jurnifag three, six and twelve months. Legal and transient advertisements must be paiS for in advance. The Irvine Divorce lase. I Much*interest has been taken in the Irvine divorce case in Petersburg from’ the fact that the plaintiff was the murderer of Ed Montgomery at Lincoln, Nebraska, and who was a former resident ot this city. As stated in The Demock at last week Mrs. Ir*dr.e Was granted a decree, but at that time-the amount could not be learn* ed. The court gave her $30,000 alimony and ordered that the plaintiff pay all court costs, witness and attorneys fees which will run the total up to $35,000. The feeling now in Lincoln seems to be that Irvine should have been convicted of killing Montgomery. The following special from bait Lake City, Utah, to a Lincoln paper throws a different phase upou the case altogether: “The Irvine trial is over at last. Judge Powers resumed the closing argument this morning and concluded at 4 o clock. He began by calling attention to the*fact ^ITiat Mr. Curtis of Omaha, in his ' opening statement ot the case to the /:ourf, said that the Montgomery block in Lincoln was a public place and that Mrs. Iryiue often went to au artist’s studio there, but when the defendant was put upon the stand She swore that she was never in the building in her life/ When Montgomery approached Mrs. Irvine as she sat upou the veranda at Garfield B6ach. crying, he said to himself, ^there’s my game,” and the intimacy began that was the beginning of the path which ended when the soul of this seducer aud libertine was sent into eternity by the man whose home he had ruined.

lie held tnai j»rs. lrviuo won mu. worthy of belief, having beep flatly contradicted in the roost jp&terial portions of her testimony by reputable aud uninterested witnesses. Letters jvere read from Mrs. Irvine to her husband which were most affectionate in tone and showed that their married life was as happy as the average, or more so. After she began to lave Montgomery Irvine had the casket, but Montgomery had the jewel. The meeting at Chicago could not3 bo explained in any other way than that guilt was intended, but her guilty conscience drove her away after one uight had been spent there. The intelligence which Irvine received in Chicago was enough to drive reason from its throne and'realizing that his family was disgraced, and her name dragged in the dust he went to Lincoln and killed the destroyer of his home. Irvine did not want a confession from his wife, for il: could not have been used agaiust her, but he wanted a statement that Montgomery had taken the initiative instead of Mrs. Irvine. While Irvine was tilled with distress and uuable to tear the image of his wife out of his heart in the jail St Lincoln, Smith ’-here trying to

drive a sharp bargain, and succeed** in getting a large sum of money se aside for Mn Irvine and Flossie anc a bill of sale for the latter. Judge Powers then reviewd tb other features'of the case and sub initted it. After a ten minute recess was take Judge Z&ne rendered his decision He said, in passiug upon the cas& that he. intended doing but litt i more than to state his conelusiou.-: His honor then reviewed the materia portions of the testimony at gre. I length. He believed that Mrs. Irvine's action at Chicago,in May. 181' i were the actions of ah innocent w m man. She was threatened with deal It would die before si,< she had bet u but said she would confess that guilty of a crime.

denounced feti aery witbcul Irvine was severely shooting down Mont go giving him a chance tb explain or a chance for his life. Thin act was cc v ardly in the extreme and no Wu re man would ever have It appeared that very killing Smith visited and the latter waated confession from his wife. Smith tried committed it. soon after t he Irvine in jail him to get a returned and d not dept nd is was denied purpose—to ae and to work to do it, but failed and told Irvine that he upon getting it. All by Irvine, but Smith's deportment was such on the stawjl that he was more’entitled^.to belief than Irv ue. He believed tKkt Irvine’s letters were written for a two-fold prove that he was insa on the sympathy of hip wife and get a confession. Coming down to the viow between them, I great love for his wifj to visions and ghosts ed together and finall tal relations. She h him pray before, au derful effect on her. ed something from heir. He wanted it for a two fold purpose—to §et himself right before th Omaha intervine expressed and refe 'red nd they prayresumed irtarid .never heard it had a wone finally w antpublic a id to use iu his suit for divorce. He certainly misled her an The interviews show guilty of the greatestf treachery, and deceived that he her. was no honest, truthful nmn would do as he did there. In his honor’s mind there was no doubt that Mrs. rvim bout whet liad had told the truth occurred at these Interviews. Irvine insisted on a confession to ‘ keep him from seeing visions. She told aim it would not be true, but he waj ted it anyway and would return it. It was a weak act on her part, but later she said to Mr. Austin that she could not not tell him a lie and that she v is guilty. He then told her not to say it if the^oom was filled with gold. His houor^as uot prepared o sa\, in view ot the manner in wh ch the confession was obtained, that, i; proved her guilt. There was no direct eviden ce that Mrs. Irvine had ever tery except the testi Simmons, the brick) honor believed was committed adulnaony given by ayer, whom his suborn id witness faiid not entitled to belief, and horned li m was that the man who su no more entitled to belief thi n Simmons was. Rae Cameron ot thfe “Big 5, ’ in the opinion of *.ho court, did not entitle her the act of bringing h detuned. He believed that told a story that to belief, and er here was conperformed on Mrs. Irvine at Lincoln and that the doctor it ^should yet tiary. Irvine an abort on was who conmitted ke sent to the peniteuid not deny that the abortion was perfor ned, buc deuied that he had, anything to do with it. The evidence also showed that Irvine procured this abortion and a subsequent one. Irvine \pas again severeiy.handled at this point. In conclusion his honor found the issue against the plaintifl 'md that the allegation of cruelty was well founded, hence he granted Mrs. Irvine a decree of divorce on the grounds of cruelty {and gave her the custody ot Flossie. Mr. Irvine was ordered to pay all costs of the action including Mrs. Irvine’s witnesses.

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Delinquent Tax List 9 List ®f lands and town lots returned delinquent for the year 1893. Sale to take place on Second Monday in February, 1894. JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. * N antes of Owners. Description of Lands. Towns tatdue Armstrong, Elizabeth Abbott, Mariah........ Bell, Sarah K . —.... do .. Brown, RobertOooniod, Cynthia A .. Craig. G. W . ... . Chainncss, Albert N .. Cross. Ellen C . ....... Dillon, Samuel... Hancock, Mary. Horton. Rough ley_ Lomas, Atngnda. McCain, Mary ... McCain, J. W .. McCollins, William... , do Purcell, Emma Rhoades, Albert B.. Rhoades. Ada B. et al. Rhoads, Solomon S. Simmons, Jesse . Twltty, Mary O. E. W. et el Traylor; Minnie E _...... Williams, Susan.. pt sw sw s 4 tls r 6 w 1 59-100 a ..."... pt se sw s 4 Ms rtw 2 75-100 a. ptsenws^tls rtw 10 a_........ pt ne bw s 4 tls rtw 30 a. .1._ two-thirds oflot 38. at nw nw s 28 tin rtw 25-100 a. ota* ... . ... ... cent pt se sws28 tin r7w 10 a. lots 6, 11 ami 24 ... lots 16 and 21 .. .. sw nw s 29 tin r6w 40 a... sw se s 25tls r7w 40 a_: nw cor ne sw s31 tin rtw 10 a_ nw cor w hf se s 15 tin r7w 5 a. se cor se se s 35 tin r7w 10a. n hf se ne s 13 Us r7w 20 a .. .. se cor se ne s 13 tls r7w 10 a ._i... pt sw nw s 26 tin r7w SO a... pt nw se s 16 tls rtw 14 a.. . e pt ne sw s 16 tls rtw 4 57-100 s pt nw se s 18, tls,' rtw, 12 25-100 a .. ne cor sw nw s 5, tls, rtw, 5 50-100 a. pt sw ne s 30. tin, rtw, 1 50-100 a _ lots 15 and 22 ....'.. lot 34 ....*... Highbanks. otweu...:.. Highbanks„ Otwell...... dtwell... Highbanks... 5 64 1 09 28 37 8-41 75 16 64 6 47 6 74 11 02 19*87 20 47 6,78 226 4 15 ■^2 68 8 88 9 54 3 03 8 62 11 03 8 87 23 91 1 65 WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Arnold, Matilda, heirs .. Bowers, Jacob.. . Chain ness, Wm_ Coonrod, P, C . Carter, Solon. do —. — Church, Sarah E . Dickson, Juice H. do . do do . Decker, Salone......— Fickltn, Ellen. Fickiin, Elijah . Glezen, Hawthorn et al do do do Howard, Thomas J ..... *, do — Kufftnan, Hila A. Miley, Mahala. Mo A lister, Elijah. Nhceiy, Paultua .. Plants, James F. Willis, Sari Ida A.. do ”. Walters. Robert.: e s se sw s 8, tin, r7w, 13 33-100 a. lots 1.2 and 3 block 30.. lot 4 block 30.. . pt nw se s 20, tin, r7w, la. sw cornw nw. nw cor sw nw s 25, tin, rtw, 154-100 sw cor sw se s 8, tin, rtw. 1 28-100 a.L lots 9 and 10 block 56 ... lots 11 and 12 block 29.. lots 3 ttnd 4 block 55.. lots 6, 7,8,9 and lb block 54. pt sw pt lot 2$e s 7, tin. s7w, la _ lots 7,8,9 and ltTblock 3 Thomas’ en lot 6 block 31. .. . J n pt u hf nws 22, tin, rSw, 19 a.. s side s hf sw s 15, tin, rsw, 15a.. .. pt nw se .j...... . . .. __........ pt se sw s 9, tls, rtw, 7 a.... lots2 and 3 block 42 .. nw cor se se s 36, tin, rtw, 6 a. lots 2-and 3 block 27. lot 5 block 30. .. . . pt ne se s27, tin, rtw, 25-100 a . _ nw cor st Be s 3, tls, rtw. 5 a. sw cor nw se sec 3, tls, rtw, 15 a __ lot 1 block 41. .. ....; Alford. lford. Alford Alford Alford' Alford Allord .". Alford... Alford . Alford Alford. Allord ... 43 CLAY TOWNSHIP. Chandler, James A. Deffendall, George —. Hoover, Mary S . Hillman. Georgia. Jones. George D. do . Murchant, Oscar....... McCrary, Nancy. Owen, Dicy Ann . Peed, Solomon. Tisdal, Mary 1 —.1 — do . Wyatt, Ldcinda heirs pt ne se s 8, tls, rtw, 5 a.... nw sw s5, tin, rtw. 40a. ..2.._ pt se ne sec 5, tls, rtw, la. e pt ne sw s 5, t.ls, rtw, 5 a .. .... w side sw ne s 9, tls, rtw .1 eside se nw s9, tls, rtw, la....j pt ne nw s 4. tls, rtw, la . pt nw sw s 15, tin, rtw, 50-100 a.. pt se sw s4, tls. rtw, 2 a. ....... .;. ne nw s 9. tls, rtw, 40 a .. v..... cent pt ne se s 17, tin, rtw, 14 a. pt location 12 sec 27. 28 and 33,tln.r9w, 23 a pt e hf se frac s 21, tln.rtw, 8 66-100 a . 8 31 25 35 11 80 2 49 5 46 18 24 6 31 S HO 15 67 22 64 15 58

PATOKA TOWNSHIP. Bed,Charles W ........ do . Bradshaw, Susan ...v. Burch, George P....... Beardsley, John 0 — do Burton, Louisa. Condor. Martin ....... Curtright, Mary A do .... Dean, George, heirs... do - do do * do Ferguson, Sarah J. ... <- do ..... do . do . do . .. Hartley, D.R. and Martha A Howard & Thompson. Hawthorn, Robt P. etal— H ays, Amanda et al. Hays, Jacob. Jones, Ellen. Jones, Mattie L . do ..— do . Johnson, Susan ..... ...... Kurts, ^Harry.. do . • ■ • do .. do . Loveless,.Francis M et al... Miley, Annettid.. McHugh, W E & T J Howard McHugh, Catharine.. Tisdal. Cdrnefia et al. do .. Unknown Owner. Wright, HirAm .. Wilson. Sarah M do Wilson. Cynthia A heirs — do — Wooisey. Arthur.. sw sw s 7, t2s, t7w, 51 a.. sfe se s 12, t2s, r7w,38a . ..... pt w side sw se s 11, t2s, r8w, 2 40-100 a. lot m ... se se s 20, tls. r7w,40 a.. ... .. w side nw sw « 21, tls, r7w, 30 a.... sw cor n hf se s :6 tls r8w, 16 a. nwsw s 24 tls r8w, 40 a.*. sw cor se se s 15t2s r8w. 2 a. se cor sw se s 15 t2s r8w, 2a...,.. se s 30 tls r7w, 160a . . .. s hf sw s30 tls r7w, 97 a...... w hf ne s31 tlsc7w, 80a. se nw s 31 tls r7w JtMT. e hf se nw s 9 t2s rfw, 20 a..... nw se s 4 t2s r7w, 40 a..‘._ se se s 4 t2s r7w, 40 a..... e hf sw se s 4 t2s r7w, 20 a.■. swoor e hf nw s 4 t2s r7w. 9 a..... sw ne s 4 t2s r7w, 40 a ... se sw sw s 22 til rSw, 5 a—>. e pt lot63 ..... lots 14,15,12,18,19,20 and pt 21 ......., w side uw sw s 19 tls r7w, 24 a . und int nw sw s 19 tls r7w. 50-100 a. pt s hf sw s 29 Us r7w, 18 50-100 a. ne se s20 tls r7w, 40a . ..... s hf nw se s 20 tls r7w, 20 a.. pt ne s 21 tls r8w, 50-100 a.t_ n side ne nw s 17 t2s i7w, 25 a. ne s 36 tlR r8w, 160 a. . ne pt n hf se s 86 tls r8w; 64 a." nw sw s 31 tls r7w,4962-100 a,... sw nw s 31 tls r8w, 49 a .>....■.. S side w hf nw s 4 t2s r8w, 30 o . sw cor sw ne s 21 tls r8w, la.,, lot 81 w hf lot 64,65 66 and 67..... se se s 24 tls r8w, 40 a......... ne cor sw se s 24 tls r8w, la. Mill tract. .. .. ...... w hf sw sw s 4 t2s r7w, 20 a.. >. nw sw s 4 t2s r7w, 40a... sw cor se nw s 8 t2s r7w; 5 a. se cor sw sw s 8 t2s r7w; 5 a. pt e hf nw s 8 t2s r7w; 17 50-100 a .. nw cor nw se s 13 t2s ifew; 8 27-100 a ptsw sw s 22 tls r8w; 5 a. Arthur Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer 26 99 7 77. 29 08 20 25 3 00 9 86 8 47 ' 146 95 51 62 l07 lir(K> 14 44 35 86 68 08 10 93 18 84 15 06 73 64 11 57 3 79 6 07 14 81 809 5 17 18 41 2 18 16 85 11 50 LOGAN TOWNSHIP. Barrett, Catharine . Beaaley, Euphrena Beaziey. John Chappell, Margaret Coats, James Dent, Mary J ... Harvey, Henry.. Hillman, Jane .. Harder, Hater A et al. Angeline E. Merchant, Oscar and John Manniug*M&ry A. heirs — dcN Phillips, Jonathan W. Simpson, John■ . w side ne nw s 22 tls r9w, 6 50-100 a pt se ses 32 tls r8w, 34 a. ....'. s pt ne se s 32 tls r8w 5 a . ... pt n hf se nw s 17 tls r8w, 10 a . lot. 18 . .... sw cor ne n w s 14 tls r9w, 6 a.. sw sw s 10 tls r9w, 40 a-%— pt s side se s 11 tls r9w, 3 a—— sw b 32 I Is r8w, 160 a ... ne se slO Us r9w, 40 a ... w pt e hf uw ne s 10 tls r7w, 14 a ... sw cor nw 8 25tls r9w . . . . nw cor sw s 26 tls r9w, 7 a ......... eh-' nw s 61 tls r9w, 80 a..... . se pt se se s32 tls r8w, 6a ...... ... Oatsvllle . 3 96 9 39 1 18 3 48 4 V 1 72 10 41 £8 63 28 5 78' 8 66 20 23 6 29 MONROE TOWNSHIP. Ackert. Jacob ..v Brenton, Newton — Bilderback. Caroline heirs Brewster. Mary F .. do ...... Booker, John et al .. do . Deffendall, Robert. Dickson, L. T. d.) ... .*.....— Ferguson, Sarah 4. . Farmer, Mailssa J . do —. Gentry, >Iary P . Humphrey, Elizabeth heirs Hurt, Z.T . . Kitchens, Josnua. Little, Oscar and Sarah H Mason, Nancy E .. Marshall, William P...... do 1 . McKinney, Alice-...... do . Powers, Isyphenia........ do —.... do . Richardson. Speaker H .. ltainey, Julia A- heirs ... Shenard, Rice M ,— ... Wilder, Lydia A. lot 18 .. .•.. .. e hf n hf ne nw s23 t2s r8w; 10 a. pt nw sw s 13 t3s r8w; 75-100 a . w ptn hf se ne s 29 t2s r7w; 5 a . ne pt w hf ne s 29 t2» r7w; 23 50-100 a. lot A Fleener’s 2d enl...-. ....... lot 4... lots 7 and 8 Fleener’s 2d enl ...,,_ e hf sw s 311& r7w; 119 a . pt se nw s 31 t2s r7wr; 39 50-109 a. n side ne nw s 14 t3s r8w; 10 a ..,. e hf ne nw s 12 t3s r8w;-20a . s hf n hf ne s 12 tSs rSw; 40 a..; w side ne ne s 8 t3s r7w; 9 50-ICO a.... I5t 17 . . pt n side sw sw s 25t2s rSw; 50-100a . e hf sw s SS t2s r8w; 80 a w side se nw $ 19 t2s r7w; 40 a. sw ne sw s 27 t2s r8w; 10 a .. pt sw nw s 13 t3s r8w; 25-100 a. lot 13 Fleener’s enl .. se ne s 24 t2s rSw; 40 a .... pt se ne s 24 t2s r8w; 10 a.. pt s hf nw sw s 13 tin r8w; 25-100 a... lots 9,16,17 and 18 Fleener’s 2d enl... lot 20.... se pt sw ne s 29 t2s r7w; 9 a. sw eor ne nw s20 t3s rtw; 10 a.. uw se s 18 t3s r7w; 40 a. w end s hf sw s 19 t2s r7w; 44 a ... Pleusantvllle Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville PleasantviHe Pleasantville Pleasantville Pleasantville 1 889 00 1 54 26 79 3 65 88 78 38 17 6 00 40 65 1 29 1 11 17 05 27.76 11 66 4 83 3 38 24 72 3 92 29 19 3 82 76 41 22 15 MARION TOWNSHIP. Beadles, Nathaniel... Beadles?. Eliza A . Blair, Margaret M,......... Biryber,Clara ... .. Corn, Edward heirs.:. do ...». do . Cole, Laura A. Clark, Elizabeth M.. Caldwell, Albert S. Depaw, Washlngton ... — do - do . do .. do —... do — * do ....... do . Froman, Lucy .. do .... Gibson, John .. Gibson, Julia .. Jorndt, Albert A ...*.•- Morton, Mary El —.. do • ..... ...u McCormack, Martha M.... McCormack, Ellen V. Pagln, Ida M... Pipes, John ;.. ..,. Potter, Genoa C .... Poe. Lucy ... Richardson, Martha C — Rodarmel, Mary ,.. Russ, Martha E.. Robinson, Cynthia A...... Rodarmel. Perry ..... ... Taylor. William H. A J. J ne cor ne sw s 25 Us r7w; 2 831-100 a ne sw s 25 tls r7w; 3766-100a ....... lot 23..... se sw s 10 t2s r7w; 40 a... und pt ee sw s 11 t2s r7w. und pt e side sw sw s 11 t2s r7w ..... und pt e pt n hf nw s 14 t2s r7w.. .t lot 11 ... lot3» ..... nw cor se sw s 29 tls r6w; 5 a . e hf se s 36 tls r7w; 79 25-100 a. s hf nw s 1 t2s r7w; 80 a.,. .. n hf sw s 1 t2s r7w; 80 a.. sw sw s 1 t2s r7w 40 a .. w hf ne s 1 t2B r7w; 79 75-100 a. sw se s l't2s r7w;.40a .. . nw nw sl2 t2s r7w; 40a.. uw ne s 12 t2s r7w; 40 a .. J . ne sw s 4 t2s rtw; 40 a. nw se s 4 t2s r6w; 40 a... lot 69 .. lot 90....... nwcornesvs 12t3sr7w: 5a,.. ne nw sS6 Us r7w; 40 a........ ..... nw ne.s 36Us r7w; 40 a. ... ne ses 25 Us r7w; 40a ... .. lot 1 and pt 2 . .— lot 126.... .. . pt sw sw s 24 U» r7w; 50-100 a. s hf sw ne 814 t2s r7w; 20 a . sw cor sw sw s 4 t2s r6w; 25-100 a... lots 8. 9 and 10 — . pt uw nw s 8 12s r6w; 20a.... nw nw s 10 t3S r7w; 40 a . se sw s 7 t2s r6w; 29 a . ..— lot 87...,..s. . lot 6..VU . . .. 48 a Velpen Velpen. Velpen Velpen Velpen Velpen. Velpen .’.... White Oak. Velpen. Stanton — 14 52 8 33 4 92 11 73 9 12, 4 11 3 20 2 01 102 41 15 19 4 71 13 93 1 02 30 9% 6 95 1 63 5 37 18 06 7 24 5 39 11 «6 4 86 8 73 5 62 4 58 12 00

LOCKHART TOWfSHIP, Bogen, Sarali M Barton, G. G Barrett, Nancy E _ Edrlngton, Eli... Houchins, Joseph. Ingersoll, J. W __ Kimble, Arreua... — Mouukhouse, Charles.. Melntire, James heirs. Preston A Brothers... .*. Robinson, Jonas Robinson. FrancisM. Rhodes, Elizabeth — __ Reaves A Co.,Co]»mbus,Iud Ewan, Matthew heirs.___ » do t.,,. Swan, Samuel et al .-. Stilwell. Thomas &... Schir it ten, John M. heirs .. Smiths Berthena A . nw uw s 28 t-Js rT w; 4o a. n pt se se s 28t2s niw; 18 sw cor ne sw s 28 t2s r7w; 3 a . sw cor sw se s 28 t2s rtw; 10 a — . lots 28. 27.28 and 29. lots 89 and 90. u w se s 29 t2a rt-vr; 40 a he uwiaSS12» r7y/; 49 a ptnw'cornene s 30 t2s i w;2a e pe s pt nw ne s 19 t2s r w; 150-100a ne nes29 t2sr€w; 40a . pt nw »e.s 30 t2s rtvr; 2 0-100 a nenes4tSs rtw: 40 a. w hf se nw s 27 t&s r7w; 10 a tots 61 and 87 pt 8 hf sw ne s Mtite r” r; 15a.\... hf ne s28 t2s r6 v; 80 a nes28t2sr6w; 80 a s hf ne s 5 t3s r«w k8) a9 lot 8 BroadweVl’e.a\l MADISON TOWNSHIP. Hawthorn, Robert P. et al Little, Carter L., . ?McAtee, Mary I. A J. B se nes20 tin r8w; 40 a.. ne n w 8 19 tin r.sw; 40 * .. — pt 8 hf sw sw s i tls rfi r; 15 a it WINSLOW COUP JKATIQN. Brew»u>r, Susan .. . Baker, A. F. Brewster, Kate ... Bfenton A Harrison;, Bethell A Gladish Baker, Mary L.s.. Green. William . Hendron, Bessie—;.. Heacock. Edwin.. Kinraan, John S........> Lindsey, Frank .. Meyers, ClMjcflotte. ... .• Montgomery, Alex.. Miley, John 14.... .. Miley, James D. Thomas, Julia. ;. Whitman, Asahel A George Young, Laura B. 1V^fot45 lot 57 Lamm 7_ ne cor lot 53 .. —.. lot 18 Lucas’ add .... ... lot34 ...'. .. ... and hf lot 29 ami JJP. lots 211.212.213.18 ).18t .1 o and 186 Lucas’ add t lot 85 ... ...f.... pt sw s 32 tls r7w; 23 100 a. ptlof 3.’.... lot 136 .. lot 70 lot 178 Lucas’ add t lot” 75 Sot 48 Lucas’ add. pt lot 53.A. lots 111 and 112 . w lif lot 3 ........ TS’tnsiow do do do do do - do do A do co eiQ do do do do do do do 25 5$ 11 51 6 76 3 52 46 18 h9 21 i’l 47 15 32 2 33 21 56 10 41 31 21 6 27 63 69 6 81 1 09 2 02 A) 54 10 71 4 87 37 21 PETERSBURG 0< RPORATION. 'Berridge, William R . Carter, John O. heirs.. .. .. Cloin, Loaisa .. Cook. Mary B .*... Coleman. iJemna. Coonrod, John F. Corney, Jacob Catt, Edward H . Darnell, Lizzie T .•..» Davidson, Lavina.. Eaton, Albert..— Hawthorn, Robert Ret al. do do Hawkins, Julia A. Harrell, .Sylvester. Jorndt, Albert A ... K Inman, Elizabeth P. Kepley, Mary .A.... Lesley, George R . Lemasters. Sarah J... Miller. William. Mitchell, Elizabeth J*.. Marsee, Nancy J. C.. Marsee, Amanda E._.. Miller, P. R A P. A ;... .. lots 39 and 40 ttnyde ’s add. ... % of let 20 and Ml ft e hf 21 Canalport add lots 60,61 and 72 Sn. der’s add ___ lot 41 Proffit’sadd... lot 18 E isert’s add . .. lots 41 and 42 Snyde ’s add .. ... pt lot 150 . .. ... .’. ... ■. lots 15,16,17 and 18 Snyder’s add l(/t 27 Morgan’s add .. lot 1 Morgan’s add.....'. qr ot lot 23 Canalpo t add.. Niceley, Rosetta .. Palmer. Mary M -... Parker, Mary A heirs — Py, Emma. .... . Kiehey, Margaret E .... Snyder, Sam R —.. Smith, William . ... Taylor, Mary J. VanNada, Elizabeth B heirs do do Welton, Sarah B ... ... Wolven, Newton F.. 4= lot 20 and part 156. /— pt 3, pt 4 and qr of 1 Hi Hawthorn’s add. lot 28 Morgan’s add .... lots 24 and 25 Huiti ll’s add —; . lot 16 Morgan’s add .... .. lot 19 Harrell’s ad ......1—.. uwhflotoC .... lots 64 and 65 Snyd r*s add........— lots 43 and 44 Snyder’s add lot 1 Adams’ add lot 127 and sw hf lot 152; lot 5 Morgan’s adc lot l%Morgan’s auk . whfTot 64 qr of lot 20 Canalp > >rt addpt lot 65... ot 21 Harreli’s ad . . lot 2 Morgan’s ad.. lot 28 Morgan’s add. lot 4 Snyder’s'add .. lot 14 Morgan’s a d. .. lot 1 Withers adt .. pt lot 108 . ..s~. lot 8 Eisert’s add.. lots 19, 20 and 21 S ayder’s add lots .11 and 12 Snj Jer’s add..;. Petersburg do do do do do do do do do t!o oo do do ‘ - do do do do do cto do do do ^ do do do ((o do do do do do do do do, do do 89 17 164 74 7 €7 9 31 20 78 33 95 9 37 86 54 14 34 12 31 117 32 152 11 21 96 51 05 8 29 4 65 37 18 60 88 46 23 79 83 85 85 22 22 11 38 13 79 17 44 158 31 6 66 14 66 28 06 5 55 33 92 36 05 103 16 162 48 21 U ss zmz&tzvzzfegQti'

STATE OF -INDIANA, PIKE COl^CTY, Si: : T FRANKLIN R. BltDERBACX, Auditor In and for said County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing list ecitains a full and correct statement of the lands and town lots which were by the Treasu •er of sahL^unty returned for^tbe nonpayment of taxes charged thsrton and which still remain unpaid for the year 1892 with Interest and penalty thereon, together with the taxes for ihejurrent year 1893. \\ it new my hand and Seal of the Board of Comiilissioner, of said County, this Slst day of December 1893. FRANKLIN R. BILDE i;BACK, Auditor of Pike County, Indiana, „ Notice of Sale. NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it i ay concern, that the several tracts of land and i own lots nKthe foregoing list, or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the taxes and charges therWm will be sol<l at public auction at the door of the court house in Petersburg Pike County, Indiana, by the Treasurer of s id county, on the Second,Monday in February, A. D„ 1894, the sWie being the 12th day of said month, commenting at 10 o'clock A. >l.,or said dav continuin^feun day to day therea ter until all are offered, unless such taxes, terest,- penalty and cruTTges are paid befor< that time. Witness any band and seal of toe , Board of Commissioners Pike County, In. Jana. *tjg®»en«bnnt. this 3Ji<t day of December, r H \NK1jIjN K» dI ii, ' [Seal.1 * Auditor of Pike County, Indiana. Auditor’s Special Notice. ^ s 1 Fund Loans on which interest is delinquent will please give the heir attention before #’ Auditor of Pike County. $&

NOTICE of LETTING CONTRAC T —FOB BUILDING — M M il Us kfe •I'v 5V* IN PETERSBURG, INDIANA. . Pursuant to an order made by the Boarc of Commissioners of Pike county, Indiana, nt their December session 1883, notice is hereby given that bn ", » f\ TUESDAY, MARCH 6TH, 1884, At the Auditor’s office i.i said county, the Board of Commissioners of said county will let the contract for the buiiding of a new jail and sheriff’s residence in said town, at sueo* place as may be designated by said Board, to the lowest responsible bidder. All bids lh< refor to be sealed hnd filed in said Auditor s office by twelve o’clock noon of said day, nd noue to be filed after said hour. No bid wt.ll bo received or enteitained, unless accompanied by a good and sufficient bond, payable to the State of Indiana in the sum of Twenty-five Thousand Dollars, signed bj at least two resident free-hold sureties, to the satisfaction and approval of said Bo rd, guaranteeing the faithful performance and execution of the. work so bid for according to the plans and specifications adopted by aid Board at said term, and according to the order made by said Board at said time in relation thereto, and the payment ol all damages occasioned by violation or non-performance thereof, in case the same is awarded to the bidder, and that the contractor so receiving said contract, shall promptly pay alldclts incurred by him in the prosecution of said work, including labor, materials furnished, and for boarding the laborers thereon, and guaranteeing the furnishing of all mate d®*, and labor required in the excavation, foundation. erection, construction and completion of said jail and sheriff’s residence, and removal of dirt and rubbish, according to Jbe plans and specifications adopted by said Boirtl, and now on file in said Auditor’s office, and In accordance with the order made by said Board as aforesaid. And the Boar* of Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids that may be unsatisfactory to said Board, by reason of being for too great a price, or the bidder failing to give satismctorv bond. All said work to be compi led within one year from the 8th day of March, 1804. As the5 work progresses, estimates to be made from lime to time, in proportion to the contract price, by said Board of Corumiss oners, the Architect and the Contractor, uhd not exceeding seventy-five per cent of the amount of such estimates as may upoii by them, shall be paid as the workls completed; the residue thereof to be paid when all said work is completed and received bv said Board of Commissioners. Said plans and specifications now on file as aforesaid, and said order of said Bo jd so made at its last term,are hereby refer red to and made a part hereof- A be said »> .rtl will begin the opeuing, readiiig and consicoration of bias at one o’clock tt m. on day. Bids lor said work are hereby^respectlully requested. ... 1004 , This January 4tb, 1894. _ .. . W. R-Gladish, President, W. CARLISLE^ Del* s Hadlock, Board of Commissioners of . ,r Pike County, Indiana. Attest: F. R. Bildi rback, , Auditor I Ike County, Indiana HOTICE OF AIIISISTRJTIOE. tice is bei eby giv •een appointed bj 1 of Pike county, strator of the of Pike couuty, d id estate is suppo Samuel N. Co f & Davenport, a tersburg, Deceml it,that the undersigned the clerk of the circuit state of Indiana. M* state of Sarah West,. reased. *d to be solvent. vin. Administrator, orneys. *r 28,1883.

Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. NdHee is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of t he. Bstate of Charles M. Crow, deceased, will offer for sale atjpublio auction at the late residence of the deceased, in Patoka township, Pike county, Indiana, on ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1894, all of th® personal property of said estate, consisting of horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, lmy, old wheat, household and kitchen furniture, wagons, binders^ mowing machine and farming implements and other articles too numerous to mention. — Terms of Sale: Upon all sums of five dollars and under cash, and upon all sums over five dollars a credit of nine months will be given, ftie purchaser giving note with approved security without relief from valuation of appraisement la ws, and bearing six per cent interest after maturity. No property removed until the same is paid tor or note given. Sale to begin at 9 o’clock a. m., of said ^ay* II Daniel L. Crow, January 1st, 1891. Si-5 Administrator. Notice to Non-Residents. The slate of Indiana, Pike county. In the Pike circuit court, March term, 1894. Ella Jessup. * ] Chariot Jjessup, j^cmpIaintNo. 2077. Dottle Jessup, et al.j jj Now comes the pla+iwm, by I. H. Fowler and Ely & Davenport, her attorneys, and flies her complaint herein together with an affidavit, that the defetidant Dottie Jessup is not a resident of the state of Indiana. And come also that the defendants Charlotte Jessup et al, by Emerson Short, their attorney, and file their eross-complaint herein, together with an affidavit that the defendant Dottie Jessup is not a resident of the state of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, Dottie Jessup, that unless she be and appear on the first d ay of the next terra of the Pike circuit court to te boiden on the 2nd Monday of March A D. 1894, at the court house in Petersburg in said county and state,; and answer or demur to said-com-plairn, and cross-complaint, the seme will bo heard and determined in her absence. In witness whereof." I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court at Petersburg this 2nd day of January, A,D. 189*. GOODLET MORGAN. 31-3 Clerk. Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk or* the Circuit Court of Pike County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Leonard Roy late of Pike county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. December 27,1883. ELIJAH ROY. Administrator. Richardson A Taylor attorneys. 84-4 Notice of Administration. Notice is herby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the rtrcuit court- of Pike county, state of Indiana, ul mi nist ra tor of the estat e of Charles M. Crow ate of Pike county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solventJanuary 1,1394. B aniel M. Crow. Administrator, Richardson A Taylor, attorneys. 34-3 Notfeti. ' 4 Notice is hereby given that the members of Pisgah l.«Klge I. O'. O. F„ No. 543, will eleei, on Jan. 19, 1394, three trustees to serve the ensuing year. ,v* »■ Corn, N. G. SI-3 Owen DKiiebbK*, htcreuiy. I