Pike County Democrat, Volume 24, Number 37, Petersburg, Pike County, 26 January 1894 — Page 5

Milo 0;tl will Cure Colic, Cholera Morbus, Diorrhoea, Fir x. Neuralgia, Etc. Sold by Bergen, Oliphant & Co., Druggists, Petersburg.

Efcrgikt ffidtmtijDrwomt PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. MTBSCltlFTIOV TEHKSi ‘Dm)w mxmi Three INVARIABLY III ADUANOC. 41 J ADVK BTXS1KO BATES! Dm square (tUxee), one Insertion-...*1 9 Bach additions! neertioa .. .. . .. 10 _ A liberal ndaHioamal* <m advertisemeate funning: throe, sir end twilre ninths. land transient adrertteasienU most ha rta ad r* too. ,pi\

How to Drill Roads, The editor of the Drainage Journal, in a public address, said that among those who have given the subjest of road improvement careful attention there is a settled conviction that the good condition of thorough drainage a system which embraces not only the removal of the storm water which falls upon the surface of the road and the land adjoining, but also the water that filters through I he ground. The Jailer, if allowed to percolate into and through the subsoil muderlyingthe road-bed, will render the travel way soil and spongy*, often ajfecting the compacted surface, of the road so as to cause it to break Aip, or, in other words, *‘the bottom drop^ out.” The remedy is thorough drainage. In fact, the basis ot all road improvement is the thorough drainage of the road surface and the foundations of the road embankments. In the experiments which have been made in road drainage by laying oua or two lines of tile drains along the side and parallel with *the road, the result has been so satisfactory that some persons have become enthused with this method of road improvement, and concluded that in it there is a remedy for all defect wrhich.inay beencountBut we are convinced that the ered. best improvement ot our highways will combine at least there essentia) features, which are 1. A road embankment'of sufficient height to be at, least above overflow from extraordinary rainfall and sufficiently crowning shed the water readily, ard wide enough to accommodate the travel and not of greater width. 2. That the road shall have open ditches on each 6ide of sufficient capacity to carry all flood the roadway and from lie lauds adjoining into the nearest watercourse water from without hinder* nee. Thje surface or open ditches should have such a perfect grade that no water will find a lodgment along the road on either side. 3. That two tines of the tiledralns be placed parallel with the roads, one on each side, *t the base of the embankment.

About a year ago l took a violent attack of la grippe. I cougtoid day and night for about six weeks; my wife then suggested that I try Chamberlain'** Cough Itemedv. At first I could see no difference, but still kept taking it, and soon foi nd thaf it was what I needed, if I got no tielief from one <lose I took another, a nd it was only a few days until i was free from the cough- i think people in genei-al ought to know the value of this remedy, and I take pleasure in Acknowledging the benefit I have received from it. Madison Mustard, Otway, Ohio, 25 ^and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. K. Adams £ Son, druggists a j 3 Wh*f is commonly, but inaccurately termed tfee overproduction of girls is scaring some of the sociologists ami reformers again. j[t is asserted that the excess of womeu over men is an alarming and abnormal feature of modern civilization. As a matter of fact it is nothing of the sort. The women always out numbered tlic: inen and probably always will. In the earlier history of the world san? guinary and in terminable wars kept the male population from increasing rapidly. Whiskey, cigarettes, late hours and rapid living are doing the same thing now. A® wotngu composing the so called surplus, they are not in need of auyoue's pity, fhey are getting along first rate. Some of them are unmarried from choice; others because they cant g et husbands, Jloth classes are to be congratulated. The average woma n can make a living .as well as the average man can and when she is paddling her pwi/canoe *he takes no chances Of having to ondure a male animal who drinks s whiskey„ chews tobacco and won’t take a bath onee in six months. Afo oue need cry over ithe spinsters.

' It Should be |m Ever/ Mouse. j j. B. Wilson, 371 Clay StSharpslntrg f J»a., says be will not clo without Dr. Kind’s * New Discovery for Con suraption. Coughs and Colds, that it cured bin wife who was threatened with pneumonia after an attack ff,a Grippe •” when various other remedies 0nd several physicians had done her^no good. Robert Barker, of Cooksport. Pa., ' claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done trim more good than roytbing he ever used fur Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial pottles at J. B. Adams £ Son’s ‘ drug store. Large bottles, 5<>c and $1.00. Children Ctyfor Pitcher’s Castorin.

Yarions Brands of Red-Eye. Speaking of “jags,” did you ever hear of Infto different whiskies will affect your dreams? One, who is not a toper, tells tire following: A $10 brand, which isthe best in the market makes you dream of winning at faro, striking It rich at policy or holding a hand at poker, which one would be a fool not to stand pat on and bet all he bad. An $8 brand creates the idea that you had made a fortune easily and lost,and you are regreting it; had a good time however when you bad the monev. A $6 one does not make you dream of wealth or of wiuning at cards, but gives the impression that a good position is awaiting your acceptance, but friends are loth to part with you and you stav to have a good time, A $4 variety gives a whirling headache, and you are riding a merry go round. A man insults you but you can’t get off to hit him. Faster and faster you ride, and finally grow so dizzj* that you fall off helpless, yelling ♦•police!” The police comes and arrests you. You are heavily fined in the court. You are obliged to sit up for hours among ugly looking vags. No one comes to help: you and you are mad. A $3 make-Up throws you in spasms as soon as the eyelids close. You murder a man and try to escape. You can’t run at all. A policeman and mob settle on you and j you are almost beaten to death without being able to cry for help. They finally disappear, and when vou try to get up a large black cat with great yellow eyes appears and fastens its fangs in your leg. With a wrench away goes the calf of your leg in the cat’s mouth. The cat runs off with its head and tail high in the air. A boa-constrictor reaches^down from the limb ot a tree and coils around yon ; a wild horse runs at you wifli open mouth and flaming eyes; and beaten, bitten, wrenched and squeezed almost to death you awake with a terrific yell only to find after all that it was the $2 whiskey. You wonder how much worse the d. t. can lie. Any one reading this can select the proper brand. Don’t buy anything cheaper than $2 or you will lose your reason. fir. Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Highest Award.

Chicago newspapers have lately gone into merchandising in connection with their efforts to increase their circulation, to such an extent as to involve them in some difficulty with their large advertisers who object to the low prices and good values offered. The most notable instance of this is the Inter .Ocean, which was compelled to dispense with its very popular Book Department for otbei reasons. It continues its World’s fair Portfolio Department, _ however, which is delivering about 11,000 per day at present and has just added a comprehensive series of “Views of the World,” and a book of music called “Harmoniised Melodies” on the same plan. They are sold at a certain price provided the purchaser presents a certain number of coupons cut from that paper. “During the epidemic of la grippe Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy took the lead here and was much better liked than other cough medicine.” H. 2i. Bangs, druggist, Cbatsworth, 111. The grip is much the same as a very severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment. This remedy is prompt and effectual and will prevent any tendency of the disease toward pneumonia. Fqr sale by J. R. Adams & Son, druggists. j Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder World’s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma. '« The persistent cough which usually follows an attack of the grip oan be permanently cured by taking Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. VV. a. McGuire pf McKay, Ohio, says: “La GHppe left me with a severe cough. After using several different medicines without relief, 1 tried Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, winch effected a permanent cure. I have atso found it to be without an equal for children, when troubled with colds or croup. 35-and 50 cent bottles tor sate by J. R. Adams St Son, druggists. , "

Rev. F.C. Igflehavt, New York, writes: “A corn on the toe is a thorn In the flesh, wliieh ‘C. €. C. Certain Cora Cara1 most mercifully removes.” For sale by Bergen. Oliohaut & Co. Electric Bitters, This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing 'the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not existand it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Sidneys, wj;H remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and otheY affections caused by impure blood. — Will drive Malaria fremtbe system aud prevent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.—For cure of Headache Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters — Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price, GOcts. $1.00 per bottle at J. B. Adams & Son’s drug store If “C. C. C. Certain Chill Core” is not the best remedy yon have ever used for Chilis and Fever your money will be refunded. Vleasant to take. Foy sale by Bergen, OHphant Jt Co,

Delinquent Tax l^ist List of lands a; d town lots returned delinquent for the year 1893- Sale > take place on Second .Monday in Feb* ruary, 1894. *

JEFFEKSON TOWNSHIP. Nantes of Owner*. Description of Lands. Armstrong, Elizabeth ... (4 sw sw s ■). t Is r 8 w 1 96-100 % . Abbott, Muriah.. pt *e sw s4 tls t#w 275-100a .. bell, Sarah E... pt se nw s 5 tls rtfw 10 a.. do .. pt ne sw s 4 tls rtfw 30 a.. j Brown, Robert .. two-thirds of lot 38 .. Coomod. Cynthia A. pt nw nw s 28 tin itfw 25-100 ai. Oral*. G. W . ... iot*5 ... :. ........... Cbamness, Albert X. cent pt se sw a 28 tin rTw 10 a .... 6ross, Ellen C.. :... lots«, 11 and 21 .. '. li on, Samuel —... lots 16 and 21 .. . Haneock, Mary ......... jew nw s 20 tin rtfw 40 a. . Horton. Kooghley ... *w se s 25 tU r?w 40 a .. . Lomax, Amanda.. nw cor ne sw sSl tin r6w 10 a .. McCain, Mary ...—. t.wcor w hf se s 15 tin r7w 5 a. McCain, J. W -?. se tor se se s 86 tin ETw ltta. McCollin-s William.. . . n hf se ne s 13 tls r7w 20 a. . do' ---- se cor se ne s 13 tl* *7w 10 a . Purcell, Emma . . j>t sw nw s 23 tin r?w 39a.\.. ... Rhoades, Albert B. pt nw se s 18 tls itfw 14 a.. . Rhoades. Ada B. et al. e pt ne sw a l|» tls rtfw 4 57-100 a., ..... Khoads, Solomon H. s pt nw se s 18, tls, rtfw, 12 25-100 a ..... Simmons, Jesse . ne cor sw nw so, tls, rtf w, 550-100 a ... Twitty, Mary O. E. W. et al pt sw ne s 3», tin, rtfw, 1 50-100 a . Traylor. Minnie E ...1 lots 15 and !b...... .. Williams, Susan .... .. |;Jot34 .. ™._,.... Arnold, Matilda, heirs . Bowers, Jacob.*.. Cham ness, Win .... *.... Coonrod, P. C ., . Carter, Solon ...... do . » .. Church, Sarah E .. Pipit son, Jolce Hf. do . do . do . Decker, Sttlone. Ficklm,Ellen L. ..... Ficklin. Elijah. . Glezen, Hawthorn et al do do do Howard, Thomas J. do 4 Huffman, Hila A........ Mile.v, Mahala ___ McAlister, Elijah.. Nicely, Paulina . Plants, James F. Willis, Sariida A .... do Walters, Robert 1. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. . Te s se sw k 3. tlu, r7w, 13 33-100 a.:. . lots 1. 2 and 3 block 30.. lot 4 block:*). .. pt nw se »2ii tin i7w 1 a..... sweornw nw. . .. nw cor sw nw s 25 tin r8w 151-100. .. sw cor sw se s8 tin r7w 123-100 a. .. lots 9 and 10 block 56 ... ... . . lots 11 and 12 block 20 . . . lots 3 and 4 block 55.... lots 6,7,8,9 and 10 block 54 ... pt sw pt lot 2 se 8 7 tin s7w 1 a . .... . .. lots 7,8,9 and 10 bioek 3 Thomas’ enl . lot 6 block 31... n pt n hf nw s 22 tin r3w 19 a.. .. s side s hi sw s 15 tin rtfw 15 « ,, .. .. ,.. pt nw se . ... . .. . pt se sws9 tls r8w7 a... .. lots 2 and 3 block 12 ... .. nw cor se st s36 Un r8w® a. ... lots2 and 3 block 27..... ... lot5block 30. ... ... pt ne se s 27 tin r8w 25-. 100 a.!..... ... nw cor sw se s 3 tls rtfw o a .. —:... ... sw cor nw se sec 3 tls rtfw 15a ...__ . .. lot 1 block ‘II, . . . .. Towns High banks. Otwell. Highbanks Otwell. Otwell H Igt) banks Ain’t tstxdue 5 1 2* 8 ■i A 11 19 20 9 * 8 11 3 23 I Alford. Alford........ .. Alford.. .. Alford .. ... Alford.. .. Allot d - . . Aliord __ ... Alford.. ... Alford ... Alford...._ ... Alford... — . Aliord ........ IS 21 71 16 40 15 43 16 3 tf 1 3 2i 6 SS ft- "is 8 ft lid IS£2i5.£S£S5 5*. S3 5*132$ 2 3 ±3 82

CLAY TOWNSHIP. Chandler, James A. Detfendail, George . Hoover, Mary S .. Hillmans Georgia.. .1 ones. George D .. ‘ tlQ \ - MurclianL Oscar... McCrary, Nancy — Owen, Dicy Ann Peed, Solomon . .. Tisdal, Mary 1 do Wyatt, Lucinda heirs pt ne se a 8tls iW5». .. dw sw s 5 t!ln r9w 40 a .... pt se no sec 5, tls, r9w, la'.... e pt ne sw s. 5. tls, rtfw, oa . , w side sw ne s 9, tls, rth>r. eside se nw s9, tls, r9w, la. pt ne nw s -L tls, rOw, la — _ pt nw sw s 15. tin. ?9w, 50-100 g. .. pt^se sw s 4„ tls. r9w, 2 a. —. ne nw s 9. ils, r9w, 4U a . :... cent pt ne se s 17, tin, rSw, H a. pt location 1< sec 27. 28 and 33,!ln.r9w, pt e hf se frac s 21, tin, r9w, 8 60-100 a 23a . P ATOKA TOWNSHIP. 8 31 25 35 11 80 2 19 5 16 1 18 24 5 31 3 66 15 67 22 64 la 58 *T Bee, Charles W .......... do .. Bradshaw, Susan. Burch, George P. . Beardsley. John O —... do . Burton, Louisa. Condor, Martin .....- Curtright, Mary A. do * ...... Dean, George, heirs. . do . do . do -. do < .. . Fprguson.Sarah J ...... do ..... dO , do . -.<■ do ... Hartley, D.R. and Martha A Howard A Thoinr**m. — Hawthorn, Kobt P. ,-tal— Hays, Amanda et al . A*ays,Jaeob.. Jones, Ellen .. . Jones, MattieL .. do .. — do . Johnson. Snsan.. Kurtz, Harry. do .. - • • ■ do . . do ..*• Loveless, Francis M et al... Miley, Annettie .. McHugh,W E ATJ Howard McHugh, Catharine .. Tisdal. Cornelia et al. do . Unknown Owner..— Wright, Hiram ...... ..— do . Wilson. Sarah M .. do ... iW ilson. Cynthia A heirs ... do .... Woolsey. Arthnr —■ ■■ sw sw s 7, t2s, r7w, 51 a. se se s 12, tils, r7w, 38 a .. — . ... pt w side sw se 811, t2s, r8w, 210-100 a. lot 143 ... se se s 20, tls. r7w,40 a. .'.. w side nw sw «21. tls, i7w, 30 a. . sw cor n hf se s :6 tls r8w, 16 a. nwsiv s 24 ills r8w, 40 a. sw cor se se s 15 t2s r8w. 2 a... se cor sw se s 15 t2s r8\v, 3 a. .. se s 30 tls r7w, 160 a .a— s hf kw s30 tls r7w,97a... w hf ne s 3;L tls r7w, 80 a. se nws 31 tls r7w 49 a . .. e hf se n w s 9 t2s r“w, 20 a— -. - nw se s 4 tils r7w, 40 a . se se s 4 fJs r7w, 40a.• •• -- e lif sw se s 4 t3s r7w. 20 a .. — I.. sw eof e lit nw s 4 t2s r"w. 9 a. sw ne s 4Ti!s r7vr, 40 a . se sw sw s 22 til r8w, 5 a. —. e pt lot. 63 ... .. lots 14,15; 12,18,19,20 and pt 21.:.. w side nw sw s 19 tls i7w. 24a .. and int nw sw s 19 tls r7w. 50-100 a. pt s hf sw » 29 tls r7w, 18 50-100 a. ne se s 20 tls r7w, 40 a .. s hf nw se s 20 tls r7w, 20&—.A.. pt ne s 21 tls r8w, 30-100 a.f.. . n side ne n w e 17 t2s r7w, 25 a..' ne s 36 tls ir8w, 160 a. ne pt n hf se s 36 tls r8w, 64 a. nw sw s 31 tls r7w,49 62-100 a—. sw nw s 31 tls r8w, 49 a .. s side w hf nw s 4 t2s r8w, 30 a . sw cor sw ue 821 tls r8w, 1 a..— lot 31 . 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 t 2s r7w; 5a.. se cor sw 8W s 8 t2s r7w; 5 a -.... pt e hf nw s 8 t2s r7w; 17 30-100 a ... nw c*»r Mr se s IS t2s r8w; 8 27-100 a . pt sw sw n 22 tls r8wf a a. Arthur Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer Hosmer 26 99 7 77 I 29 08 I 20 25 3 00 9 86 8 47 146 95 51 62 1 67 19 06 14 44 33 86 68 OS 10 93 18 84 15 06 73 64 11 57 3 79 6 07 14 81 8 09 5 17 18 41 2 18 16 85 11 50 LOGAN TOWNSHIP.

Barrett, Catharine .a. Reazley. Kuphrena .... Beazley. John .. «. .. Chappell, Margaret . Coats, lames L... Dent, Mary J ..— Harvey, Henry . .. Hillman. Jane . Harder, Hater & < t al. Miley, Angefflle E. Merchant, Oscar ind John Manning, Mary A. heirs — do Phillips, Jonathan W Simpson. John w. ft w side ne aw s 22 tls iSt'.v, 6 50-100 a pt se se s 3$ tls r8w, 31 a. s pt ne se » 32 Us r8w 5 ». pt n bf se aw s 17 tls rilw, Id a . lot 18 .. . sw cornenwsli tlsr9w, 6 a— llw sw s 10 tls r9w, 40 a . .. pt s side se s 11 tls r9w, 3 a —. .. . .. sw s 32 t Is rSw. 160 a... ne se s 10 tls lOw, 40 a. w pt e hf nw ne s Mtls r7w, 14 a ... sw eor nw s 25tls r9w . .. nw cor sw s 28 tls r9w,7 a.. e hf n'w s 34 tls r»w, 80 a . se pt se se s 32 tU r8w, 6 a ...... .. MONHOE TOWNSHIP. Ackert. Jacob Bren ton, Newton — . Bilderback. Car< ine heirs Brewster. Mary F —-.w do .. Booker.Johu etsl . do Dickson, L. T do . Ferguson, Sarah \. Farmer, Malissa . • do Gentry, Mary P .. . Humphrey, Eli*. a»t(j heirs Hurt, Z.T ..:. Kitchens,Joanot . ..... Little, Oscar and araJt H Mason, Nancy E . Marshall, William P ..... do * ...... McKinney, Alice . do .. Powers, Isyphenia ..,. ... do .. do Richardson. Spee kep H .. Rainey, Julia A. aetrs ... Shepard, Rice M . Wilder, Lydia A. .. - — tot 18 .. .... ... . e hf n hfne nw s 23 t2s rSw; 10 a — pt nw sw is 18 t3s r8w; TSrlOQ a . w pt n hf is© ne s 29 t2s r7w; 5 a me pt w ht: ne s23 t2» r7w; 2350-100 a lot A Flee ner’s Ijjd enl.... loti. DefTendall. Robe . lots 7 and 8 FleenePfe2d enl ..... e hfsw s3lt2s rTw; 119 a . «...— pt se nw s31 t2s r?w; 39 50-100 a — n side ne nw s 14 t3s r8w; 10 a. e hf ne nw s 12 t3s r8w:; 20 a . s hf n hf me s 12tjfc* r8w; Hi a .... w side ne ne s 8 t$s r7w; 9 50-166 a .. lot 17 _*. ... . •• .. pt n side sw sw s 25t2s rSw; 50-100a e hf sw s1J8t2s r&w; 80 a .. w sidesenw s 19 t2s r7w; 40a ....— sw ne sw « 27 t2s r8w ; 110 a . pt sirtHts 13 t3s r8wj 25-100 a. lot 13 Fieeber’s enl . ,. sene»24)'2s r8w; 40a ...... pt se ne s 24 t2s r8w; 10 a.. pt s hf nw sw «13 t3s iSw; 25-HSft a. lots 9,16,1:7 and 18 Ffeener’s 2d enl - - lot20 ... .. ,... se pt sw ne s 29 t2s r7w; 9a.. sw cor ne nw s 20 t3s r7w; 10 a. nwses 18t8s r7w; 40 a ... ..— w end s hffsw s 19 t2s rtw; 44 a . — Oatsvllle . ... PleasanlviUe Pleasantville PleasHniville Pleasantville pieasantville Pleasantvillp fleasantvilte leasantviile Tx 3!iy-2w !£ m ok—S «8? 3?w 8 ►*<©>-* oiSKi^o—><.»•-««« sgtses u« asaacgji grt 3 as® Ivb's atfa&iiris&sssgs?

MARION TOWNSHIP. Beaules, Natluuiiul" Beadles, Eliza A 1 Blair. Margaret & — ‘ Bnylier,Clara ... .... Corn, Edward Ijei s.. do do Cole, Laura A....... Claris, Elizabeth Erf. Caldwell. Albert Si . Depaw, Washing! ft. do do do do do do do Froraan, Lucy do Gibson, John — Gibson, Julia ... Jorndt, Albert A Morion, Mary E . do .. ’ ScCormack, Marti i M cCor mack, Eljet v. Pugin * Ida M.... Pipes 'John ... ... ... Potter Genoa C......... P«»e. Lucy.. Richardson, Marti C ..: Rodarniel. Mary . .. ... Russ, Martha E.. -- Robinson. Cynthia -v.’... Bodarmel, Perry. Tjjvlor. William H. : J. J •a ue eor ue sw slfftlufT*; 2 33-100 a - ne sw s2t> tis r7w;’8700-100 a.. ... lot 23 ,. . se sw s 10 t2s r7w; 40a ... —.—..... -- und pt ee sw s 111& rTw .. .» und pt e side j»w sw 8II t2s r7w.> 48! and pte j»t n hf nw s }-)t2s i?w.. .. > iota .:... lot 29.. .. • . nw cor se sw s 29 tls rtw; 5a . ehfses3Utlsi7w; 7925-1® a. s hf nw 8 1 t2s fTw; 80 a.. n hi aw 8 1 t2s r7w; 80 a. .. sw sw 81 t2s r7w 40 a. w hf ne s 1 ta* rTw; 79 75-100 a... sw ses 1 r7w; 40 a .. nw nw s 12 t2s r7w; 40 a... nw ne 8 12 t2s r7w; 40 a ... - -- ne sw 8 4 t2s rtw; 40 a .... ... .. nw so s 4 £2s rOw; 40 a.-.;.. I«t6» ... .. - .j.~ — lot 90 . . ..... --,. . nwcornosws I2t2srTw: 5a...,. ne nvs% tls r7w; 4t» ai. .. nw n© s tls rTw; |lt. .. . . ne se s 25 tls r7w; 4ua..,.. tot 1 and. pt 2 ....... ... lotlJO. .... pt sw sw s 21 tls i?w i 50-100 a—. s hf sw ne s!4 t2s *7w; 20 a « —...... sw eor S"v sw s 4 t2e irfiw; 25.100 a. . lots8.9and 10 ... .. .... pt uw nw s 8 t2s rOw; 20a nw nw s 10 I2s,r7w; 40 a . se sw » 7 t2s r6w; 29.,a . .. lot 87.. Ini ft . Velpen Vflpen Velpen Velpen .. Velpen . Velpen Velpen ..ii White Oak. Velpen . Stanton 14 8 4 11 102 15 4 13 1 t> 1 5 18 7 5 11 4 8 5 4 12 sasassBBsa-SSiS ft_sssrs aagaj

LOCKHART TOWNSHIP. Bogc-u, Sarah M. .. llari on, O. G. Barett, Nancy £__ Edrington, E1i . Koiu-htns, Joseph ...... .... Ingersoll,. J. W ... Kimble, Arrena, .. .. Mot alt house. Charles_... Molntire, James heirs .... Pieitton & Brothers. kot: Bison, Jonas ... Kobiuson, Francis if. Khfties, Elizabeth. Reayes Jc Co.,Columbus,Ind Swap,1 Matthew heirs. do ' .'... .... Swan, Samuel et al. Stilwell. Thomas ....». Scba itten, John M. heirs Smith. Kertbena A 5*... 10 a .. un uw s as lits *7w ;s 40 a. n pt se se s 3c t2* rfiw; IS i sw cor ne sir a 3S t2s r7w; sw cor sw se s 2S 12s r7 w: lot9 ...;. ... ...... lot* 26.27.2N and 2» . . . lots OH and 1». . uw se s2» tiartig: 40 a ne uw tis«Jw- 40a .. pt nw cnr ne ne s 30 t?s ithv; 2 a... e pe s pi nu ne s 19 12* row; 150-UM a. ne ne«a? t2srtiw; 40a . pt nw ne.* » tits rtiw; 2 3M00a .... ne ne s 4 t3si rOyr; 40 a.. W hf se nw s 27t2sr7w; 20a .......... lot* til aud <7 e pt s hf sw ne * 34 tSs rTsr; 15 a. e hf i - " ue s 2s t2s rtiw; Hit a *hf nesStla r6w; SO a. lot S Broad well’* add Piker i!le Pikerille Augusta . Pf,; Augusta Pikerille aSSoctift *. !2*i —

MADISON TOWNSHIP. Hawthorn, Robert P. et at se ne *20 tin r8w; 40 a Little, Carter L Hc^tec. Mary I. A J ne nw s 19 tin r8w; 40 a pt s hf st» sw s l tl* rOw; 15 a WINSLOW CORPORATION, 25 58 11 51 « TO 3 52 4K 18 9 21 1 47 15 22 2 Si 21 $ 10 41 34 21 6 27 m •» • 0 81 J I 09 ,2 02 5M 54 10 71 4 87 Brewster, tsusau ... .. Baker, A. K ... . Brewster, Kate . Brenton & Harrison... Betliell A Oladish. Baker, Mary I# ........ Green. William . Hendren, Bessie....... Heacock. Edwin. Kin man, John $. Lindsey, Frank , — Meyers, Charlotte. ... Montgomery, Alex ... Miley, John .... M tley, J ames D .. J''.. Thomas. Julia. . — Whitman, Asahel & George Younir, I,aura R. necor lot 5$ ... lot 18 Lucas’ add .. lot 34 .. nnd hr lot 29 and 30 lots 211.212- £12.180.184.185 and 196 Lucas’ add pt lot 85 .. .. lot45.... . lot 57 ... ?t sw s 32 Us rTw; 25 HXTa f.. jt lot 8..... ot 138 .............. (KM pt lot 75 ..... tot 48 Lucas’ add ipt lot 53 ..... .... lots 111 and 113 - vr hf lot 3.... 178 Lucas’ add Winslow do do f' do do ■ do . 'do: - do do ' do do -• ■■ do do o do do do do T . JdS

PETERSBURG CORPORATION, Berridge, WHltamJR ...... Carter. John O. heirs *,*. Cloin, Lonisa .....v Cook, Mary B.. Colt-man. Delitha......... Coonrod. John F .. t'omey, Jacob... Catt. Edward H .. . liaroell, Lizzie T ..*.. IhrVIdson. Lavina. Eaton, Albert . „... Hawthorn, Robert P.et al.. * do do Hawkins, Julia A. Harrell^Sylveste#. Jonidt, Alb *rt A ... . Kinman. Elizabeth F. Kepley, Mary .. .. Lesle^. George R .'... Lemasters. Sarah J ..._ Miller. AVIUiam .... .. Mitchell, Elizabeth J ,. ... Marsee. Nancy J. C...,,— Marsee. Amanda E.. Miller, P.R & P. A .. Nieeley," Rosetta ... Painter. Mary M . Parker, Maty A heirs — P.v, Emma . ... Kichey, Margaret E — Snyder, Sam R. Smith, William . ... STaylor, MarjiJ. anNada, Elizabeth B heirs do do Welton, Sarah B .. Wolven, Newton F. lots 30 and 40 Snyder’s add...... % of let 3) and HI ft e hf $1 Canal port add lots 00.61 and 72 Snyder’s add. lot 41 ProfRt’sadd ... . lot 1H Kiseit’s add.. lots 41 and 42Snyder’s add .. ...... pt lot 150 . . .. lots 15.16,17 and 18 Snyder’s add . lot 27 Morgan’s aad ,.. lot 1 Morgan’s add.. qr of lot S Canal port add. ... lot 20 and part 156 .. . pt3.pt 4 and qrofll Hawthorn’s add .. lot 28 Morgan's add ... lots24 and 25 Harrell’s add .. . .... .... lot 16 Morgan’s add .. lot W Harrell’s add .. nw hfiot;6 . ... lots 64 and 65 Snyder’s sold.... lots 43 and 44 Snyder’s add .. lot 1 Adams’ add . * . lot 127 and sw hf lot 15S . .... lot 5 Morgan's add... lot 13 Morgan’s add .......... w hf lot W. . .. qr of lot 20 (.‘analport add...... pt lot 65 .. ... ...... lot ?l Harrell’s add. lot 2 Morgan’s add —. lot 28 Morgan’s add. .......... lot 4 Snyder’s add. . lot 14 Morgan’s add.. tot I Wilber’s add .. pt lot 108... . lot 8 Eisert’s add .. .... - lots 19, 20 and 31 Snyder’s add lots 11 and 12 Snyder’s add. .. Petersburg di > do do <3l do do do do do do do do do do «io do % do do do do .. " ' do * • >v |to • do. dO? do do do, * do do do do do do do do m it itu 74 7 «T 9 31 29 78 88 95 9 57 854 *» 12 31 117 32 152 11 21 96 51 05 6 29 4 65 sr 13 60 85 46 23 79 83 35 85 »» 11 38 19 79 17 44 158 31 6 6*y 14 68 23 08 555 38 92 38 05 103 IS 162 48 21 It

STATE? OF INDIANA, PIKE COUNTY. «S: I FRANKLIN K. BILDERBACK, Auditor in and for said County and State aforesaid, ? do hereby certify that the foregoing list contains a full and correct statement of the ianda and town lots which were by the "Treasurer of said County returned for the nonpayment of taxes charged thereon and which still remain unpaid for the year lwfi withinterest and penalty thereon, together with the taxes' for the current year 1888. Witness my hand and Seal of the Bot.rd of Commissioners of said County .this $Xh day' of December I&H, [gjal] - • FRANKLINR. BILDERBACK, Auditor of Pike County, Indiana. Notice of Sale. NOTICE i* hefeby given to all whom it may concern, that the several tracts or land and town lots m the foregoing list, or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the taxes and eharsr°s thereon .will be sol.I at public auction at the door or the court house in Petersburg Pike County, Indiana, by the Treasurer of said county, on the Second Monday in February, A. D., lSiM, the same being the lSjth day of said month, commencing at li) o’clock A. M.,of said day continuing from day to dgy thereafter until ail are offered, unless such taxes, interest, penalty and charges are paid before that time. Witness ray hand and seal of the Board of Commissioners of Pike County^Iudiana, at Petersburg, this 30th day of December,* pgfci. . V Fit \NKLIN li. BILDKRBaCK, ]Seal.] Auditor of Pike County, Indian#. AuditQir’s Special Notice. Parties having School Fund Loans on which interest is delinquent will please give the Davment of said Interest their attention before Feb. “A), 1818 as the law requires prompt colKn of said interest. FRANKLIN R. Bl LDERBACK, .» Auditor of Pike County.

NOTICE of LETTING CONTRACT , —FOR BUILDING - Sew Jail aid Us Macs IN PETERSBURG, INDIANAiPrspant to an order made by the Board of Commissioner* of Pike county, Indiana, at tin ir .December session 1888, notice is hereby given that op TUESDAY, MARCH 6TU, ISM, At^the Auditor’s office i.l said county, the Board of Comtnissioners (of said county will let the contract for the building- of a new Jail and sheriff’s residence in said town, at such place as may be designated by said Board, to the lowest responsible bidder. Ail bitls therefor to be sealed and filed in said Audttors office by twelve o’clock noon of said day, and none to be tiled after said hour. No laid will be received or entertained, unless accompanied by a good and sufficient bond, payable to the State'of Indiana in the sum of Tweritv-flve Thousand Dollars, signed by at least two resident tree-hold sureties- tp the satisfaction and approval of said Board. »uiranteeing the laithful performance and execution of the work so bid foi according to the plans and specifications adopted by said Board at said term, and according to the orje - made by said Board at said time in relation thereto, and the payment ol all d amages 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 ail debts Incurred by him in the prosecution of said work, including labor, niaterials furnished, and for boarding the laborers thereon, and guaranteeing the furnishing of all materials and labor required in the excavation, foundation, erection, construction and completion of -aid jail and slierifTs resilience, and removal of dirt and rubbish, according to the plans and specifications adopted by said Board, and now on file in said Auditor’s office; and in accordance with the order made by said Board as aforesaid. A»d the Board Commissioners reserve the right to reject anj and ail bids that may be unsatisfactory to said Board, hv reason of being for too great a price, ox the bidder falling to give satisfactory bond. All said work to be completed within one year from the 8th day ol March, 18SU. As the work progresses, estima tes to be made from time to time, in proportio n to the contract price, by said Board of Commissioners, the Architect and the Contrac tor, aBd not exceeding seventy-five per cent of the amount of such estimates as may bt agreed upon l»y them, shall be paid as the work is completed; the residue thereof to be paid when all said work is completed and received by said Board of Commissioners. Said plans and speei Scat Ions now on file as aforesaid, and said order of said P0**1” so nyicie at its last term, are hereby referred to awd made a pari hereof* Ihe said Ktoaifd will begin the o pening, reading and consideration of bids at one o’clock p. m. on day. Bids tpr said work are hereby respectfully requested. f ; This January 4th, 1891- _ .. . W. H. Glabish, Piesident, W\ Caklislk. . Delos Haplock, Board of Commissioners of Pike County, Indiana. Attest: F. R- Bilukrback, Auditor Pike County. Indiana.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice Is heieby Riven,that the nnderslRned has seen appointed by the clerk of this circuit court of Wke county, state of Indbma. a«Iliiinlst rut or of the estate of Sarah West, late of Pike county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Samukl N. Coi*vin, Adiuluis rator.Ely * Davenport, attorneys, , Petersburg, Dcef piber *t, lS4k>, »«' i

Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. Notice is hereby given that the undersign, ed administrator oft he estate of Charles M. Crow, deceased, will offer for sale aljpublie auction at the late residence of the deceased, * in Patoka township, Pike county, Indiana, on '■ 1 SATURDAY, JANUARY mb, ISM, all of the personal property of said estate, consisting pf horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, hay, old wheat, household and Kitchen furniture, wagons, binders, mowing machine and farming Implements auu other articles too numerous to mention. Terms of Hale: Upon ail sums of five dollars and under cash, and upon all stuns over five dollars a credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser giving note with approved security without relief from valuation oy appraisement laws, and bearing six per cent interest after maturity: No property removed until the same is paid for or note given. Sale to begin at i> o'clock a. m., of saiu day. Daniel L. Crow, January 1st. 1891. S4-3 Administrator. Notice to • N(p* Residents. The slate of Indiana. Pike county. \ In the Pike circuit court, March tera. 1391, Ella Jesshp. ^ v ChariotJjessmn, [complaint No 2077. Dottle Jessup, pt gl.j Now comes the plaintiff. by I. If. Fowler <nd Ely & Davenport, her attorneys, and tiles her complaint herein together with an tfiSdavit, that the defendant 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 cross-com plaint herein, together with au alfidavi that the defendant Dot? tie Jessup is not & resident of the state of ln-r diaua. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, Dottie Jessnp, that unless she be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Pike circuit court to te holder: 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 stdd complaint, and cross-complaint, the same will be heard and determined in hey absence. Irt witness whereof. I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said court at Petersburg this 2nd hay of January, A.D. 1894. GOODDET MORGAN. W-3 Clerk.

Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pike County, state of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Leonard Hoy late of Pike county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. 1 December 27,l^fe. ELIJAH ROY. J Administrator. Richardson 4 Tayior attorneys. „ Si-4 [-----;- Notice of IdmmistrdilQii. Notipe is herhy given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the clerk of the circuit court of Pike county, state of Indiana, administrator of the estate <>f Charles Si. Crow iate of Pike county, debased. Said estate is supposed to be advent, January l, IS8H. Daniel M. Crow. Administrator. Richardson 4 Tayior, attorneys 34-d -,-i-g---- ' Notice. ’Notice is hereby given that the members of Pisgai I judge I. O. M. F„ No, 513, will elect,, on J in. 19, If®l, three trustees to serve th* ensu.ng year. W. H, Corn, N. G. ;ii-2 Ow|N Dk'.Skv lkk, Secrethfr,