Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 36, Number 92, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 July 1904 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 [ADVERTISEMENT]

NOTICE OF SURVEY. Of the Lauds Hereinafter Described, and Being ia Keener, Wheatfield and Kankakee Townships, in Jasper County. Indiana. Nctles Is hereby given to the following Darted persons, to wit: Frank Mille-, Nancy B Dunn, Frank Royer Fred Holmes, Francis Powers, John Hackshaw, Mary Muohler, Benj J Gifford WilllamDitman, Rowley B .Moorehouse, Andrew J Bosh, Nelson A Lyon, John Muffiey, William B Austin, Simon Hufford, Anna Walton. Horace Marble Pearl R .lames, L G Howell. W J Howell, John Harper, Ida May Haefer, William H Myers, Charles Schatzley, Albert Watcholtz, Johnonna Frierika Kunow Andrew P Hansen, John H Schatzley, Peter McDaniels, Andress Crawford, Harrison Folsom John W Sweney, Margaret L Hamilton, N L Agnew, Lendert Mak, Anna Swartz, Eugene Lang, Henry Feldman, John B & Mary E Tyler, LaMotte Hubbard, Ola 8 Hubbard, Peter Brooks. Peter Klein, B W Harrington, John & Mathew Wilson, Allie M Sc John A Sigler Chester Sweney. Susanna Bierma, Alje Bierma. Peter S Peterson, William H Tyler Thomas Abring, Maatje Rinsard, Jacob Smysor George St Albert Terpetra, Jenze Sc Jacob Terpstra, Nicholas Bierma, William Hazecamp, John Rlnnaard, Alfred E Barr. North-End Gun-ClubfiEverett D Rynberk, , James W Spindler, Peter Nomenson, E L Hollingsworth, August Maybanm AbrahamDekoker Jelle A Roorda. Joseph Wesley Spitler Libbe DeVries. Elae DeVries, «3ffiß*Henry Mclntosh. Sander Van-Wyngaardan. Gerret <! revenstuk.j Abby J Kennyon,jaaa|Joßeph Bunch, Turns Snip, MMAB. William Van-Wienea, David GlcaaSj gPoter Tysbn, J aaJ Everett St Anna O Beuhofl| L__ _ _ Oscar M Morgaart, Ira F Bratnard, John Morrow, Ray D Thompson, Marion L Spitler, John Alyea, William St Dan King, heirs, Charles G Spitler Alice Punter, Kankakee Township for public highways and for lands belonging to same for Common Schools. Wheatfield Township for public highways and for lands belonging to same for Common schools. am C—J Keener Township for public highways and for lands belonging to same for Common Schools, and to all other parties interested. That we are the owners of from 30 acres more or less to 640 acres, In the following described sections, in said county and state. Sections six [6], seven [7], eight [B], and nine [9]. in township thirty-two [B3] north, range five [53, west in Jasper County. Indiana. Sections two [2], three [B], four [4], five [s], six [6l, eight [B], nine [9l, ten [lo], and nineteen [l9], in township thirty-two [B2] north, range six [B] west, in Jasper Comity, Indiana. Sections one [l], two [2l, ten [lo], eleven [ll], twelve [l2], thirteen [l3], fourteen [l4], fifteen [ls], seventeen [l7], eighteen [lß],nineteen [l9], twenty [3o], twenty-one (21), twenty-three(.23), twenty-four (24), twenty-five (35), twentynine (29) and thirty (30) in township thirtytwo (32) north, range seven (7) west, in Jasper County, Indiana. Sections twenty-seven (27), twenty-eight (28), twenty-nine (29), thirty (30), thirty-one (31), thirty-two (32), thirty-three (33), thirty-four (34), thirty-five (85), thirty-six (36) in township thirty-three (33) north, range six (6) west, in Jasper county, Indiana, and sections thirty* five (35) and thirty-six (96) in township thirtythree 33) north, range seven [7] west, in Jasper county, Indiana. And that we will proceed, with the Surveyor of Jasper county, Indiana, to make a legal survey of those sections, to establish our corners and lines and to re-locate and perpetuate the Government Corners, to divide and sub-divid-the said lands In said county, or so much thereof as may be necessary to establish the ooraera and lines of said lands. Said survey to begin on-the 13th day of July 904. and to continue from day to day until completed. _ _ Nobthxkk Indiana Laud Company. Mtrt 8. Pricb, Incorporated County Surveyor Fxkodson St Wilson, Attj.

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Change in Barber Shop. 1 have bought the Gain & Hendrickson barber shop on Cullen s r reet and am now in full charge of the same. Sam Hendrickson, the experienced and popular barber will remain in the shop. A nice clean shop and expeditious and skillful work guaranteed at all times. Give me a oall. dwlwp J. M. Dyer. I Call on Austin & Hopkins for terms on farms and city loan toe fire yearn. , . , • Iff*) { u - ...