Weekly Republican, Volume 58, Number 3, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 January 1912 — Page 7

A list of Lands, Qity and Town Lots returned delinquent for the nontaxes of 1911,' in Marshall County, Indiana. ' . Explanation of Abbreviations, In the following list n is used for nor "west, se for southeast,' sw for southwest, emr for east Michigan road, w serve line, erl for east reserve line nrr for north of railroad, srr for sou rod, rds for rods, ft for feet or foot, "same" for the same as that next frn or frl fof fraction or fractional, ex for except, und for undivided, pt Iks for links, chs for shaim, Mich r for Michigan road, div for divided, c ship, r for range, blk for block,' sq for square, adj for adjoining, cen for house, bk for book or bank, par for parition.

DELINQUENT TAX 1 151.

payment oi taxes for the year 1910, and previous years, together with the

th, s for s -th, e for east, w for west, ne for northeast, nw for northmr for west Michi an read, mrl f r Michigan road land, wrl for west reth of railroad, er for east of railr ad, wrr for west of railroad, rd for immed ately aVove it, no for num'-er. add for addition, cor for corner,' for part or print, hf for holf. qr f r quarter, rt of w for right of way, 'mrs for commissi ners, -e foi beginning, sec for section, tp for towncenter, trns Icr trustee, est f r estate, th for thence, sch for school

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Names of Owners.

Description of Lands.

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TOWNSHIP NO. 1.

UNION

Burns' add Burr Oak N 50 ft lot 3 E. of RR. Com at pt. where road intersects s line rr rt of way on w line sw4 se th s 80 ft; e 150 ft; n to rr; nwly to be Com 17 rd n of se cor sw4 th w 10 rd; n to rr; se to pt n of beg; & to beg CENTER TOWNSHIP NO. 2. Hendricks add Inwood Com 60 f t w of nw cor Conklin's add Inwood; th s 180 ft; w 326 ft; n 34112 ft; s 70 deg e 208 ft; s 92 ft; e 129 ft; s to beg. Ex w 10 ft Com re cor lot 4, Croup & Coar's add Inwood; th e 120 ft; s 120 ft w 120 ft; n 120 ft to beg Com 240 f t e & 481 ft s of se cor lot 4, Croup & CoarY. add Inwood; th s 60 ft; w 120 ft; n 66 ft; e to beg" Com ne cor Pearson's mill lot, th n 6 rd; nwly par with rr 12 rd; s 6 rd; sely par with rr to beg KW4NWy4 GREEN TOWNSHIP NO. 3. SWI4SEI4 NWI4 SEi4 TIPPECANOE TOWNSHIP NO. 5. S of river wV2 se4 ex 5a heretofore sold Com 60 ft e of se cor original Tippecanoe town th n 5 rd; e 8 rd; s 5 rd; w 8 rd to beg W 2a s 27 rd nwy4 swVi Com 60 ft e of ne cor Tiptown th e 8 rd; s 14 rd; w 8 rd; rto beg

Washburn John B -.1762 Com 1 rd e of ne cor orig Tipptown th e 8 rd; s to river; wly with

river 10 pi s 01 Deg; in n 10 Deg NE',4 NE14 n of river ? Und 14 se4 e of river ex 14a se cor GERMAN TOWNSHIP NO. 6. 20a lot 7 NORTH TOWNSHIP NO. 7. Com nw cor Iinkville th w 25 Iks; n 19.33 ch to sec line; th e 3.23 ch; s 14.83 ch; w 69 Iks; s 4.50 ch; w 142 ft to beg

POLK TOWNSHIP NO. 8. Brown, Esther E. 128 WV2 NEy4 ex n 50a Divine, W. C. & Arthur Johnson. 454 Lemert's add Teegarden; s 50 f t e 100 ft '

Clemens, Marion O..... 339 Estabrook, Henry & Robert. . . . 639 Falconbury, James W. 667 Snyder & Sons, Edwin E 2136

Alderfer, Amos O..... 6 Carr, Asa & Olive.. 427

Logan, Harley A. 1558 Same 1560 - Same .1562 Pifer, Elizabeth ....2073 v Calhoun, James C 192 Stanton, John F. & Ruby 1132

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32 32

125 650

5 73 34 54

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200 7 26

545 15 72

Cook, James L. Hartman, Minnie K.

170 664

Soash, W. P. 1407 Vansmndv. John J.. Sr. 1666

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Williams, Jess D ......1780 Same .1781

Culp, Jonas . 413

Arnold, Viola 31

Miller,Edwin W 1265 Morris, Edward ..1392 Morris, Mary 1398 Same ...1399 Royal Center Land & Loan Co.. .1771 Meade, Charles E. & Aldena....l355

Latham, William A.. Same

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Tyner, lots 2, 5 &

Teegarden, oris: plat x Nwy4 syr Nwy sy2 NW4 NW14 SE4 ex rr ' Cora 200 ft wof ne cor Lemert's add Teegarden; th n 160 ft; " ft; s 160 ft; e to beg WEST . TOWNSHIP NO. 9. S 68.65a wU sw ' Ey2 swy4

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Personette, J. S. 2-3 & Pliny Garver est 1-3

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Fredericksburg

3 140 3 22 35 1 26 25 113 v 35 1 50 7 33: " 2 40 x 1375 40 75 32. 32 2. 40 .520 24 19 3 32 . "2 40 '840 24 98 7 32 4 6 10 125 4 25 16 25 30 1 30 14 32 ' 3 2 30 2 63 17 87 120 5 81 25i 1 155 5 00 24 32 3 6 77 75 2 44 13 32 3 1 62 5 95 16 34 3 20 570 12 91 12 10 34 2 5 95 155 4 57 10 34 1 30 435 26 63 4 120 6 22 6 11 30 1 47 28 30 1 49 2 34 1 10 405 18 40 2 34 1 20 385 10 76 19 35 1 153 90 1845 107 64 x 90 6 99 30 33 1 68 65 - 1100 31 80 30 33 1 80 1100 31 80 67 25 98

Borton, T. Artemus.. 208 Same 211 Cummins, Cary D. & Lela M.... 689 Hunt, Wilson . .1711 Mulcahy, Mary 2748 Holter, John A. 2789 Styles, Flora A. ....... .......3868 Soic,i Oliver G., trustee . .4141 Waiden, August ...............4712 Yazel, Nancy C .4962

Burns, Mary E. Miller, Lena J.

136 749

PLYMOUTH CITY NO. 11. Orig plat nV2 Westervelt & Moore add Huggins sub Eng's (o. 1. 16) Brownlee sub Wheeler's (o. 1. 5) sYz lots Beerenbrock 's sub Merrill's (12) e1 lots ' Spiesshofer's sub n &s par 38 Soice's sub Ewing's (ol 17 & 18) Central Place . Brownlee's con add : Wheeler's con add e 108 ft ARGOS TOY7N NO. 14. 19 ft n & s by 140 ft e & w 160 ft e of nw cor Rhodes' par Railsback's. add .. .

151 6 7 6-7 1-2 1 26 77 23 117

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575 50 550 40 215 390 325 15 75 160 25 365

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. . . ; .Auditor's Office, Marshall County, Indiana. ' ; . . , , ..... Plymouth, Indiana, Dec. 30, 1911. 1 Chas. JL Walker, Auditor in and for said county, hereby cretify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct list of Lands, City and Town Lots returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes thereon for the year 1910, and former years, together with the taxes for 1911 as returned by the treasurer of said county, and that the same, are chargeable with the amount of taxes they each stand charged with in said list. Given under my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commissioners of said county, at the City of Plymouth this 30th day of Dec. 1911. (Us.) ., CHARLES M. WALKER, Auditor Marshall County. State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: ' Auditor's Office, Oity of Plymouth, Dec. 30, 1911. Notice is hereby given that the Lands, City and Town Lots describ ed in the foregoing list and advertisement, or so much thereof as will satisfy the taxes due thereof respectively, will be sold at the court house door, in the City of Plymouth, in Marshall County, Indiana, at public outcry, on the second Monday of February, 1911, being the 12th day of said month,within the hours and manner described by law. Given under my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commis sioners of. said county, at the City of Plymouth, this 30th day of December. 1911. ' " CHARLES M. WALKER,

(L. S.)

Auditor Marshall County.

WILL MOVE TO GARY.

Attorney W. H. Matthew and Family -Will Become Residents of Steel City In March.

Are YOU

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VE GIVE YOU A TIP that if you go looking for better horseshoeing than we can supply, you have a hopeless task before you. 7e know for we have tried it to cur own satisfaction and information. We defy you to find mora excellent service than ours. YouH even have a hard task to match it. , He :bcr we do hcrssshodn 0:3 tLi t--t ethers cannot do. Ar

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'. Attorney W. H. Matthew and his family will move to Gary early in

March and make that city their

home. For nearly four y?ars Mr. Matthew has had an extensive legal business there and at neighboring cities, and also in Chicago. By far

the larger part of his business, in fact, was there, and the only reason he has not moved sooner is the undosirability of Gary as a place of

residence. Beginning as attorney in

a big liquor fight, Mr. Matthew has shown such marked ability that he was at once engaged in some large reJ estate matters and other civil rases, so that his practice has become a very lucrative one. The very many friends of the family will much regref to see them leave Plymouth, but wish them a happy life in the famous steel city. ,

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Are yoa losing a.toa perccstage of your

tn r.ORlM PT.ATNJT. that would heat anv

0 MJ nriced Oav. if ülaced in a SILO ?

A prominent feeder, in buying his fourth Silo, says: "Owing to the short hay crop, and the results we secure in Silage, we need another one." And oftentimes the hot weather that burns out pasturage or shortens the nay crop will make a corn crop.

secure advantages in material, price and other ways

the Silo question snouia De

settled before corn planting. 100 ton Silo pastures 25

head of cattle 6 winter months, the cost being about one

quarter a rectangular barn. ,

YCU EX0W IT! EVERY CORN CK0WES KNOWS IT

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Sale Agent,

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Exclusive Agents for Marshall County.

THE BILL & CO-

STORE SUFFERS FRO 1 vl WATER

AT THREE O'CLOCK SATURDAY 1 MORNING NIGHT WATCH McKINNEY DISCOVERS STORE IS FLOODED.

THE LOSS IS $5,U0O

About three o'clock this morn

ing Night Watch Mit McKinney was passing the store of Ball & Company on Michigan street, and

hearing an unusual noise stepped toward the door. He found water

was coming from under the door.

He hastily summoned the proprietors

and when they got in the water

was several inches deep on the floor and pouring down from the floor above. The pipes in Dr. Preston's

office had burst, and the water was

flooding the building.

In Ball & Company's store the

dress and dry goods are kept on the north side under the Doctor's office, and of course that part got the

worst of the flood. The surplus reserve stock in all lines in the base

ment was all badly damaged, and

the loss will amount to perhaps over five thousand dollars.

The men who were called worked

for three hours with the help of Mr. McKinney, moving goods from under the dripping water and clear-

ig the floors. This morning the

place presents much the appearance

of having been gutted by fire, and only the absence of the smell of smoke causes the beholder to. look around to see what caused it all.

This incident should cause all

owners and occupants of buildings to see to it that the water is cut

off every night, so that if pipes burst there will not be the enormous

damage to goods and building . as

shown in this case.

. If You Are A Trifle Sensitive About the size of your shoe, it's some tatisf act tion to know that tsaoy people can wear shoes slz8 smaller by sbakinf Allen's Foot-Ease Into tbem Just the tglng for Patent Leather Shoe, and for breaking In New Shoes. Sold Everywhere, EC. Sirbis TRZS, Afiirc, Alien 8. Olmsted Le Hoy. N. Y.

D. E. Vinvactor of

Do you know that fully nine out

of every ten case? of rheum&tira

are simply rheumatism of the muscles dus to cold cr damp, or ehrcnij rheumatism, and require no internal

treatment wh?.t3verT Apply Chira

berlain'a . Liniment freely and tea

how qui:lüy it fjivca relief. Fcr sola by AU Dcofcrs.

Water Pipes In Dr. Preston's Office Burst and Flood the Dry Goods Department of the Ball & Co. Store. Si

THE SANITARIUM.

Many Suites of Booms Being Furn

ished By Societies and Persons Here and Elsewhere.

Somuch has been written concern

ing the - new Plymouth Sanitarium and Hospital, that all are more or

less familiar with the, general ap

pearance of . the . institution. The

rooms are being finished as rapidly as possible, and several of them are. ready for occupancy now. An interest is being taken by public spirited citizens who wish to see the enterprise be a success, and have faith that it will be a good thing for Plymouth and for 'Marshall county. The Plymouth i Commercial Club . has finished and furnished a suite of rooms. L. J. Hess has donated the furnishing of : another suite, the Episcopal church has selected rooms to finish, and Mr. Everly has finished two others at his own expense. Wide Awake Hose Company will furnish a room, and several others are in process of selection. A society of ladies of Lapaz are geting the money ready to furnish a room, and a similar fund is being raised by some ladies of Donaldson. The furnishing of these rooms is simple.. The walls are to be tinted in colors to suit the donors. A hospital bed with mattress, a table and chairs, with a rug for the floor, and such curtains as the giver wishes. This is a simple gift, yet a memorial to the society donating it. It will look much better to the visitor when all is finished, and it is to be hoped that very soon this will be accomplished. Marks & Harley furnished the tinting for the dining room and paid to have the work done. ' Mr. Wm. Everly is at present in charge of the office as manager, and will take pleasure in showing visitors who are interested in the enterprise, the plan, what has been accomplished, and what is yet to be done. i When all the rooms in this build-, ing are fully finished and furnished, the Plymouth ßsnitariura tnd Hospital will be one of the greatest additions to the bnsinec3 of the town that has com to us . in years. It is sure to to a ti success, end

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Foir SafleS Wilson Heater Stove with four joints of pipe. Elbow and Stove Board. Used one winter. $4.00 will take it. W. E. LEONARD 416 Minor Street

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PLYMOUTH. INDIANA.

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HIGHEST PRICE Paid for Cow Hides, Horse Hides, Tallow snd all kinds of F URS Z 7 . Also buy all kinds of Junk, such as Rags, Old Iron, Rubber, .Copper, Zinc and Paper of all kinds. Give the new man a chance. Office and Warehouse across the Michigan street bridge, on E. South street, back of Kuhn's Garage. Plymouth. Ml. Franklin, Prop. TELEPHONE OIO

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