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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03
SATURDAY, May 18th, 1876,

sell az public auction, et the City Court Room
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and 4
0cloen Pm. OF said day, the following described
lou or parcel OF land, or somuch thereof as NAV
pc necessary 10 satisfy the sum herein after
named as assessed against such premises for
stfeet Improvement. and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No fifty-hve [5sl in Drake & MayhewAs
second addition to the city OF Indianapolis
Marion county, Indiana owned by John
Denton, against which is assessed the sum of
twenty-three dollars and sixty cents 1923 6Ol
ior street Improvement in favor of Bernard
Hammiur contractor.
HENRY w. TJTEwILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind. :, April 10, 1876.
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Sale for Street Improvement

By virtue OF a certsdn precept 20 me directed.
by the Mayor OF the city of INDIANAPOLIS. Tndi.
ana and duly attested by the clerk of laid cfty
unoer the corporate seal of said city, will on
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-05-03
SATURDAY, May Goth. 1876.

n 1111J -0SI1i -oIO,
sell at public auction, at the City Court Room,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and 1
O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, the following de.
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the
sum hereinafter named as assessed against
snch premises for street improvement, and all
costs, tO-wit:
Lot No. seven "a in Browns subdivision of
outlot No. forty eight (sS) in the city of In
olanapolls, Marion county, Indiana owned
by Georgiana Theodore eli al, against which
Is assessed the sum of twenty-five dollars and
eighty-ntn cents lsl5 Soy for street improve
ment In favor OF Henry G. Roney, contractor
HENRY w. TUTEwIHER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, April rs, 1876.
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Indianapolis, Ind, April Is, 1875.
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Indianapolis, Ind. April 10. 1875.
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SATURDAY, May 18th, 1875,

sell at public auction, at the City Court
Room, between the hours of 10 o'clock N.
and O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following
described lot, parcel of land, or so. much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the sum
hereinafter named as assessed against such
premises for street improvement, and all costs,
to-wit:
Lot No. fifteen isl in Hubbard, McCarty q
Martindale's subdivision OF square No. ten
ll0l southeast addition 10 the city Of Indian
apolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned by
Daniel Schee, against v hich is assessed the
sum OF eleven dollars and ninety-seven cents
slt 81 IoF street Improvement in favor Of
James Mahoney. contractor.
HENRY w. TUrEWHER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, April Is, 1875
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Sheriff OF Marion county.
April Is, a. ID. 1876. Apr26-3t
GREEN, PEA RsoN & CAMPBELL, Attys. for PHI
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indianapolis, Ind, April 10, 1870.
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the 18th day OF May, A. d
1876,

April Is, A. ID. 1876.
MCCAIN d BAKER, Attys for Pts. aprl9-3t
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SATURDAY, the 18Th day of May, A. u
1876,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-08-19

a western journal describes the process by
which the curculio was repealed from some
plum trees by the fumes OF burning coal tar.
4 pound Of sulphur was mixed with gallon
of coal tar, the mixture placed IN frying
pan and set on fire, and passed under the
trees in the morning while the dew was on
them. This process was continued every
other morning during The curculio season.
The leaves are sometimes made black with
SCOT The result was an abundant crop OF
plums, which failed entirely where the rene.
dy was not applied. The question comes
up" says critic Twill not the time and la.
Dor required in applying this remedy, be
much greater than to jar down and kill them
on sheets? We find the latter not to require
q minute for each tree every morning and
the whole cost per tree for the season not 10
exceed SIX cents. The thorough smoking 50
many times must require mere. But 1t is well
worthy of trial The sulphur may not have
been necessary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-08-19

A farmer writes TO one of our exchanges
81 have waited long time for some one 10
invent an easy way Of killing the apple tree
borer; the chisel, mallett knife and wire only
are recommended, and IN using them haye
had to cut six-rnch apple tree until could
see daylight through it, TO kill aslngle borer
My way of getting at this worm of the dust
is an easier one and more eflcctual. | cut q
sumac or elder, one foot more or less long
punch out the pith, cut one end with slope
hunt the borcr's hole, clean il out at the en-
trance with a wire, place the bevelled end Of
my tabe against 1t, take some putty like clay
that | get in our spring branch, plaster II
water-tight around the end next to the tree
fill with soapsuds, and the thing is done. Nc
matter how deep the hole is or whether it goes
up or Down. the suds in the tube Wilt Itself
to the end. | have tried it two years, and
have not tailed once. OF course any kind OF
small, hollow tube will do, and anything that
will make it water-tight will do to plaster II
with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-08-19
BUSHNELL & GILMAN,
ATTORNEYS at LIr. -
4 DMIN ISTKATDk'S SAI1 cf


BY virtue of order and decree of the County 0i
Sale county Illinois, made on tine peon OF Tue unue
signed. Levi Tucker, Administrator oil me Estate Oh s
sage deceased for leave sell the real estate oil sNn ue
ceased at the June 1876 OF said court, 10 VIZ on
the NTH day July 1876 shall, the fourth day OF sep
TENDER next the hours OF ten ocock IN e ofe
noon and O'Clock. to w.t. at the hour OF two
In the afternoon OF said day sell at public sale NJ he sOu
door the County Court House In the city OF otaMa N
said county, real estate described follows 10 WI:
psr southwest quarter OF section IN tnw'
ship thyfour north, OF range three east oil the u ph
cipa meridian, commencing NJ the souwes corner OF sau
section thirty six, thence north fourteen chains ana SHY
seven nk thence south 2SA degrees east four chs hi
seven links thence south iIX degrees east two chains ana
elghiysN links thence south N degrees "cst FIX canS
and Ntyve links thence south degrees Gait one chah
sGveyone links thence west two chains and sNysoyeh
links TO the place of beginning containing three acres more
less Also all that piece or parcel OF land lying on tie
bnt ls the west half OF the west half OF the norm vest
0uarter of sectIon one in township thirty three north OF
range three east of the third prii cips meridian. which es
west OF the old plank road leading from Ottawa 10 Harding
supposed to contain three ourths OF an acre in "a sale
county Illinois, the following terms to VII; 'hsh III
hand The delivery OF the deed and approval oil hc re-
port OF sale. 80.
DATED his ith day OF August 4 u. 1876 ,.,,
LEVI IUCkEk
Administrator Of the Estate OF Seth = sage, dec d
BUsHNfLL& GILMAN, Solicitors. auE''"
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CONGRATULATIONS, l.

STATE OI" II.LINOIS, AsALLE Co.'S.
= h he f1UlnY cont u In safe County, 10 the August
Term 4. o.. 1896.
james PrIchett. Administrator OF the Estate OF iona
than Norningcr deceased r., sabrs MOmH ger. Nathan
Nofrugsr George Mornnger Dora MorniugeT, caroline
Mortimer. Margaret MOrnngr, Gertrude MOrnnger and
Ferd-aad MoInuger.-FetlsD 10 sell tel! s,t''e To iIy
deLts
Ada7i: or the non.resdence Of Nathan Mornins"r one
Of the diendants above named having bacn nei 10 The
office the clerk the County Court u said Ia sale
county notice Is hereby given 10 the sad Nathan Morn
ger that the pAintI James Prtchc hdmir~trAtor
Of E.tA,e Jonathan MornH-cr deceased has Died
his petition In the said County Court OF la Sale county
order sell the premises belonging 70 ne estate on
said deceased much oi ~ may b" needed 10 pay ne
debts OF said decreased. and described as iJioN 10 MI
The southeast quarter OF the southeast quarter OF secoh
Twenrylonr IN township tVeny niIe forth F1nge lHo
east OF The third principal mef dian sltpaediu sald county
Of Ia sale ana that summons h.- been issued OUT 81
This court against YOU retuuAe At the August term A. D
100 q aid court 10 De hoiccu on the miro MONDAY 81
August 1876 AZ tie court mouse iu OTTAWA, IN IL
sale CO laty Illinois. - ,,
Now. Unless YOU tho aid Nathan NOrirRer, snall per
souaT be and apnrat before AID County Cont ~ la ea.
county the rst day Of the term thereof 70 be hode A.
Otava IN saq county. on ihe second Monday 81 spi,m
her 70 and plead answer or temur 20 NE SAID complain
anti petition filed therein. he same - TIE mat rr an"
ihi herein charged and stated viii De- taken A. con
fed. Snd decree entered against you according 10 A'
prayer 4 said petition.
uitaaa, Illinois. July t-'h, $50 1900. OH,
MAYO wIDxER. Comp.rs solei'or.. lG.y-fiw
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FARM AND GARDEN.

Says the Garden: "Calceolarias mast DC
sown in July or August, In well-drained pots
or seed pans. Cover the drainage win Ioueii,
fibrous loan, and then ill up the pc; with
fine. light. sifted mould and sand. Water
with fine rose.waterlng-pot, after which so"
the seed, placing piece OF glass over lhe POI
TO retain the moisture-no covering OF SOIL
being required. Place the pots in cold
frame or under a hand glass, taking care to
shade them from the sun. Remove the piece
of glass as soon as the plants are up; and
when large enough to handle, plant singly in
pots Where carnations are wished for win
Ter blooming, these may be raised by sowing
thinly from May 10 the end OF July, in shall.
low drills, in the open air. The place should
be somewhat shady and kept well watered.
Pot the plants rs soon as large enough
Pansies and pOlyanhus may be raised the
same as carLatiC ms, but should be transplant
ed into the open ground. Pansies sown in
March will bloom the following autumn
In this latitude they need light covering OF
litter during the winter. Geraniums OF all
varieties may be easily raised in pots, in
sunny window; or in a cool frame without
bottom heat, at any time from April to Au
gust. Pot them singly IN small pots when
the plants have a second or third leaf; ana
place where they will have all the air and
sunlight possible Primulas may be sown
from March to the end of July. Great care
must be taken to have a welldraned pot or
seed.pan filled to within half an inch OF the
top with sified leaf mold. Leave the surface
rather rough, and sprinkle the seeds thinly
upon it. The most successful growers 40 not
cover with SOIL but place a square OF white
washed glass over the pot. Place them in a
warm house or hotbed and when the soil be-
comes dry, water gently. The seed will ger
inmate in two or three weeks; after which
remove the glass and keep them IN shady
place. Pot off in small pots when the plants
are half an inch above ground, and place
them near the glass, in frame, greenhouse
or Window
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]. F. THOMPSON,
u
attorney ut Lar.
c,TA,EE OE' .INOI-. Ia SALLE CO.

CTATE ILA.INOIS. la SALLE Co.'S.
y l., the circuit court NctQ 10 October Ie", D. d. le'o'
IN CadHcey.
Emma Swe!gert rs. George Sweigcrt. .
II appearing tom an affidavit file in the sfice OF tue
is not resident OF said state said complainant having
lcd bill of complaint IN said court on the chhncery
Side hpro on the 18th day Of September D. 1870 herein
and summons having been Issued thereon according 70
law: 80, ,a,..,o,.
Notice therefore. Is hereby given 10 said defendant,
George SWegert that unless shall personally ne anu p'
pear before said court said term thereof 10 he ed nv e
Cont House OTTAWA in said county The "a Mondsy OF
October next 1876 and plead answer denur OF except
said NIL the same will be confessed against GU
md The matters and things therein prayed Tor decrced &C
cordngy, CHARLES H. HUN S,vLA'
j. + thompson. Solicitor hugl2|w
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Saws the Western Rural. There is so much
to think of in building that an experienced
man gets confused at the start; and writer
scarcely knows where to begin. There are
considerations of health, Of comfort, of con
venience, of nelghborhood, all Of which are
important, and il regard to which no definite
advice can be gwen only all the circumslan-
ces are known An architect is good deal
like physician, who must see his patient
ana esk all sorts of questions before he can
prescribe. He must 60 upon the ground, and
know alike the surroundings, scenery, and
the length Of the builders purse, the climate
and the wants OF the household. But when
that is SAID, 1t is still possible TO make some
suggestions which may set the builder TO
thinking if no more. % There Is more space
in a square building than in an oblong one,
with the same extent of outer buildings. t2)
Straight roofs cost far less, and are easier
made waterproof. than those having valleys
or elevations. (3) Every corner turned adds 10
the cost. (4) Doors and windows cost more
than dead walls. They also let in the cold
But dark room is unhealthy and unpleasant
~ The southern and eastern rooms are pleas
ant all the year round. ~ Nearness to de-
caying or vegetable or animal matter, wheth
err from marshes, stagnant water, barnyards.
or from whatever source is unhealthy. ~
Good lumber, brick, stone, hardware, paint
and workmanship are cheapest. (S) There
are certain standard lengths Of lumber to
which the plan may be made TO conform with
a great saving Of materials. 1t costs no more
to build convenient and tasty house or sta.
Bile than an announcement and ugly ONE
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The Pennsylvania Railroad
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE UNITED s-ATEs,

FAT MAIL EgyIa VI 4iS SS-!-D S.Ht ~,
reaching Philadelphia and this great EahiOon IRON ~
sections country. Its trains 70 anu iIon iIsi
phia viii pass through GRAND CENItN hlAI DhIpi'
which the Company have erected NJ tue MAIN aVc "
The XbItion Grounds the accommodation OF HrseN
who wish stop tart from the numerous lge
hotels contiguous. to This station and ihe EAulotoha
aYCnsye, by the Pennsylvania Railroad. which rs TIE
ONLY LINE HUNNlN" DIRECT TO THE Gen lhN
NAL BUILDINGS Excursion trains WIZ also slop Nv
the Encampment OF the Patrons OF huhp"'l' ~ i''"
Station. on this road. ........,- 49,,
TmE PKSNsYLvASIAR ArLGoAD Is THE GnANprsr Rail,
WAY ORGASIZATION IN rug WORLD II I'M h'L >, -,
THOUsASr Mi Ks or ROADWAY. FuRsN" OoNIlhtnt
70 iIADELPHIh, NEw YORK, BALTIMORE ANp WASHlN'
ToN, OVER WHICH LUXURIOUS DAY AND MONT Gus Ahk
RON IRON CHICAGO ST. Louis. LOUISVILLE tlN.lN - ~
lNuIAsAPoLIs CULyMHUs, TOLEDO, CLEVELAND AND ERIE
liz main line is laid with double and third TRACKS OF heavy
steel rails upon deep bed OF broken stone bhAst an "
Ahmed known improvement Tor comfort hu
safety and are run speed for greater distances tan
OF any line on the continent Inc toinpans ni
lar civ increased It's equipment for Centennial travel aud
will prepared 10 build IA Its own shops locomotives h
passenger cArs at short notice sufficient 70 iuy HcCommo
date any extra demand. The untqualed resources ~ ue
comm aud the COMPANY guarantee the most frtct &c
comm pdatons for all It's patrons during he CehtehhlH
Exhibition. ... .........- n.
svIyanla Railroad l. Justly celebrated presents 10 e
Traveller It's perfect roadway everchangne piano.
rama river, mountain and Landscape we've uheVuaeu
TIE DEMONSTRATIONS on this line are unsurpassed.
Meals Will be furnished ~ suitable hours sud AMPLE u"t
allowed Tor enjoying them. 100 -, 4.
EXCURSION TICKETS ~ reduced rates VII ne ,el ~
All principal Railroad Ticket Offices Ia the West N"fth'
LEISURE That YOUR TICKETS RE m VI, the GREAT
PENSsYLyASIA ROUTE To TnE tESrESNI,L
FRANK THOMSON. D. NJ HoYp, JR.,
GsHe1u UInqy.r. gsHY Pt,s'r iysnf.
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augl2Cw
CINAL -ETTLEMrcNT r.. ESTATE

I,INAI. - E;TTLEG y t ESTATE OF
ADAM H. HOOvHB, DECEAsED-Notcel Is herepy gwen
TO all persons interested In said estate, mat Jonn hooai
Administrator of the estate OF said Adam H. Hoover de-
will arpear before the County Court OF the county
OF La Sale and Illinois at the County Conrt rouse
in OTTAWA in said county on Monday the eleventh dav OF
Sentember u 1876 for the purpose rendering an account
of his proceedings IN the admnsa IN OF said estate Of
the ilnal settlement. ,r-.
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day Of August $40;
JOHN HOBART.
orC1l-lw Administrator.
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NoTICI-.-FsTATEJ ~ MATHEW thgEr, ID yCEt-tu
y Notice Is hereby uvcu that the uairrs zued. tNeI
tor TIE Last ALL and Testament Of Mathew Carry Jay
II the county Of La sale and OF liLus deceased VII
apuear before the County Court Of ssu county ca the
N i Monday theing The 9th day Of october o. p Al ~
County Court House iu OTTAWA. iu said county. Nhcn
and Wl-re all persons having clFs or demands a-An.t
said estate notified 90 attend and l-ccut t- me lH
writing Tor adiIstIert-
MICHAEL KENNY,
MY s-gw Executor.
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L,INAL snTrLEMENT.-,EsrArE ,

JINAL IGTTLI;M TTNI'.-EsTArE OF
J. JAMES GRAHAM DEC'D.-Notce Is hereby gwen 10
all persons Interested In said estate That James Gran an IT,
Executor the lat will and testament OF James rahAi,
zen decd will appear before the County court OF tc eoul.
~ OF La sale and state Illinois, al the County Court
lionse in Ottawa In said county Monday the eleventh
av of sept A. D. l16 for the purpose Of rendering an &C.
count hs proceedings the administration OF saIu -
tate the nnal settlement.
Dated at Oytawa, this lth day oi AUGUST 1870.
JAMES GRAHAM. IR.,
Executor.
prsuSyLII GILMAN Solicitors RuCj5N
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Aug. u, 1876.
L. B. CROKER,

pat LdtC. Ne3tdOtd, NtS.
CTATE OF ILL DIS. La SALE Co.'S.
= IN Circuit count thereof TO October Term A D. 1886
In Chdnceig
Frederick Bormann Annals Bormann.
IL appeal Ing affidavit file In the ONCE OF the
clerk OF said that said defendant Amelia ormann.
Is not said state and said complainant having
filed his bill OF complaint in SAID court on the
thereof the 18th day OF August d. 1876 heein ahd
summons having issued thereon according to law
Notice, therefore, Is hereby given 10 said defendant ANA.
liza Bormann that unless you shall personally he ana appear
said term thereof TO be held az the Court
in Ottawa in said county on The second Monday OF
October next A. D. lS16 (when and where said summons
returnabe and plead demur or except TO said
bill the will be taken Tor confessed against you and the
matters and things therein prayed for dcceed accordingly
CHARLES IL, HOOK. Clerk.
L. y. CRooKRR. Solicitor. augl2-4w
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NOTICEs.-EsrtTEo % BENEANiS jAEg-E, ia n q.
y Notice l. hereby given f5st tHe undersigned. Asnn-
strstOr with COPY al viii annexed Of the estate ~ hen
ru Jaegic late ofte county % Ia Sale and srAte Of l
n8s dsceased w sprear before the County curt % said
county N the third Monday being %. sNcfh cay OF
October lsIs County court House boo Ottawa In ssd
county. when and herz al iersIus having claims OF d.
mlnf- sganst sid fatist O. rai sni present
the same in writing Tor ~ IEsi-Lerf.
EFEulN AND JAFGIF
Iu.yelsE Administrator.
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a writer IN the Brooklyn On. y Eagle,
learning that the farmers of Long Island are
suffering from q short supply OF hay, SAYS
I'VE would recommend that they sow the
German mIllet seed. From il they can raise
crop in abont sixty days, and with weather
all favorable Will produce two to four tons OF
hay per acre. II should be sown broadcast.
say one and half bushels per acre.
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THE CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA PA.

THIS GREAT INTERN ATIONAL EXHlBlTloN, DE.
SIGNED 10 COMMEMORATE HE ONE HuNDREDIh
ANNIVERSARY OF AMEtlrAN lNnEpENNppiE 5 ,S,f
WILL OPEN MAY 10th AND CLOSE NOVEMBEls lBtn
1876 All the Nations OF the world and all the staea anu
Territories the Union will participate, bringing togetner
the most comprehensive collection Of art treasrt me
chanic al Inventions scientific discoveries manufacturing
achievements mineral specimens and agrcuitufM rG3
ton situated he line of the Pennsy ha, OaG
and embrace hundred and NIFTY acres oi paramount
PARK All highly Improved and ornam 'ned on when arr
the largest buildings ever Oh thSs
covering OF atty acres and costing tOuN'l
OF buildings erected for the purposes o inc
4 Inhibition ID over one hundred.
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Abstracts of Title.

Having purchased the Abstract Books OF La sale Coun
~ intend 10 make Abstractlng OF Titles special Dns
that have of the business at can make Abstracts 10 RE
satisfaction u those who experienced In examining
titles. loaNn. money buying land SIN nov Eaking
and will complete very superior Granfor GranteS
Index by which can readily tell what land any land own
~ IN La sale county or has ever owned, or what
mortgages he has given or taken This index VIII also be
heck against po- In Examining ahsractinE
Tie title 20 any piece ot land.
For Abstracts % TIDE any information In regard %
TITLES 20 land. 81, or address
F. W. UPPER
Ottawa us
once IN Hoes a Le.and's Block. iebls''e