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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

How ANIMALS ARE TREATED IN
JApAN.-Professor Moore says Dr.
David Murray has called my attention
10 the very important service performed
by the crows and n kind of hawk
which act as scavengers. We are SO
accustomed at home to find these birds
especially wild and wary that it is a
somewhat startling sight to see them
pcrching on the buildings in a crowded
city like Toxic, and swooping down in
front OF you in quest Of food which
might otherwise decay and vitiate the
atmosphere. The dcstructivcness and
brutality, generally speaking, of the
children Of Christian nations lead to
the stoning Of dogs, cats and birds Of
all kinds. In Japan such a thing is
unknown, and stone thrown at dog
Il speak from experience) is generally
answered by inquiring look, hens hop
out of the way, and even cats do not
take the hint. In other words, the
crows and hawks are never molested,
and the result is that all carrion and
other stuff lett in the streets are polnced
upon and carried off Immediately.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

SOME CAsu.--According 10 the re-
port of the Controller OF the currency,
IN December last, the liabilities OF the
232 National Bankers in Pennsylvania
amounted TO the sum of two hundred
and eighteen million, eight hundred
and seventy five thousand, two hun
dred and seventy -four dollars and one
cent (2l8,375 2740D. Thirty-oncBanks
in Philadelphia show an aggregate Of
sS8, $50 657, ID and the twenty two
Pittsburg banks have s33,919,99l,6 ,6i
while the 179 Banks in the bnlanc,
of theSiate show SOC, ,00i, $780, %. Thes,
are enormous figures, and one would
suppose that money should not be .,
tight.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

a Local PAkADlsE.--Murray's
church in Boston is different from all
other churches, IL meets in Music Hall
on Sunday, and in Bumstead Hall for
the Friday evening lecture. Its in.
como is about s20, 900 a year. About
1900 seats are regularly rented, some
of which are as low as 50 year. The
rest of the seats are for transient com.
crs. The great organ is regularly
used, aui organIst Thayer gets 81 900
a year for playing on il. Brother Muir
ray receives a salary Of $1,000. The
singers receive in all about $4,000 and,
with incidental expenses, the whole
$4,000 is nearly used. A chorus Of
about 300 voices, trained by Carl Ter
rahn helps TO make the music lively.
In addition TO his pastoral labors, Muir
ray still edits the Golden Rule aud takes
care Of his horses. l' iA'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27
vINTERING BEES.

-- a.r N|NIf..
AT the last meeting Of tho American
Boo-kecpcrs' Association, Mr.. A. j.
King gave his experience on wintering
bees as follows
: " z.'.S-irie, ere vrortiuant cause
r'-sS>r.A$ekssgrenpnAs.>~~-v,
the TACT that they are frequently put
INTO Winter'quarters supplied almost
entirely with honey gnthcrsd in Au.
tumn, such rs buckwheat, nster, etc.
Now, nearly oil these Fall blossoms
secrete nectar containing acids and
other substances detrimental 10 the
health of the bees, and | would recon.
mend that in June and July the Doe
master remove frames Of honey from
the hive aud keep them TO replace
those filled in tho Fall, so that the
bees may have Summer honey 10 win.
ter on. This Fall honey will be found
very useful in building up stocks In
Spring, and nothing will be lost by
this exchange method. Rather than
use this late Fall honey TO winter on,
advise feeding syrup made by uniting
bymeasure two parts ofbcstcofiee-sugar
To one part OF pure SOFT water, and
boiling for five minutes TO destroy the
grain, and adding small quantity OF
salicylic acid. Hfilr n.iafrl
" i have kept bees somewhat largely
for many years. | at first winterod in
u double. walled brick building. They
t..a L.. ....I. l...e s.ut
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27
ClearfieId Nursery.

ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
THE undersigned, having established a Nur-
Il sery on the Pike, about half way between
cleMheld and curwensyile, is prepared to fur
dwsrf) Eyergreens, Shrubbery, Grape Vines
Gooseberry, Lawton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Raspberry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees
Ounce, and early scarlet Rbubarb, &c. 0rderi
promptly attended to. Address, .
U'l,I' j. D. WRIGHT
sep20 ss-y Curwensville, Pa
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SCANDAL DrsouscrD.-The Austin

SCANDAL DENOUNCED. The Austin
(Nevada) Chronicle says: In the rounds
of our reporters wanderngs about
town last night be heard lady, talk
ing across the street TO neighbor
thus deliver herself on the subject of
scandal "Of all things | do bate in
this world it's scandalizing woman.
Now, there's Mrs. Jingletongue, that
everybody knows isn't bit better
than she ought to be, and whose
two daughters cut up so shame
fnl that no decent woman ought TO
speak to them, and whose husband
gets drunk, and they do say he owes
for that grenadlnc she puts so many
airs ia over her betters If was TO
say any mean things about people like
she does, | would pull my tongue out
by the roots, the nasty, scandalizing,
stuck np old cat" Hr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

AMrsrEhY.-The Burlington (lcwa)
Harteye says; "We don't understand
why il is that q constable with search
warrant looking for whisky in a tom.
perance town can search for Eve days
and never get smell, while dry and
thirsty man in the same town steps
out OF his Office, walks briekly away,
and in three minutes is seen emerging
from an adjacent alley, wiping his per
spring mouth with his cuffs" 'Ql
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

The undersigned would inform the public that
he has removed his Boot and Shoe Shop to the
room lately occupied by Jos. bearing. In Shaw's
Row, Market street, where be Is prepared to at
tend to the wants Of all who need anything in his
line. All work done by him will be Of the besi
material. and guaranteed to be frstciass in every
respect Repairing promptly attended to. Al
JOHN sCHIEfRR.
Clearueld, Pa, July Is, ls77-6m.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

AChicago chap advertises for steady
girls to help on pantaloons. !" Afs'low
who can't help 90 bis own pansaicons,
ought 70 be ashamed TO want girls 70
J doit.
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MARKET STREET, NEAR P. o.

MARKET STREET, NEAR ?. o.
fhe undersigned begs leave TO inform the ci,i.
sens of ciesrhsld. and the public generally, that
he has on. hand a tne assortment of Furniture,
such "a Walnut, chsstsut and Pointed Chamber
suites, PArior suites, Reclining and Extension
Chairs, Lsdies' ard Cent? Essy chsirs. the Per.
forstsd Diaing sed pArlof chAirs, Cane Seats and
windsor Chairs, cioshss Bars Step and Extsn.
sios Ladders, Hat haohs. scrubbing Brushes. Ac
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
eshiss gisssss. chrno., Ae., which would
saitsbis foF Holiday presents.
dssieTs JOHN TRoUTMAN.
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VOHN A. STADLER,
eU plEvu M.sl.f a. r..

fresh Bread, Rssk. Rolls. Pies and osts,
% hand or made "a order. A general sssertnsnl
ef csnfcutionAries. hsi,s sad Meta IN s,eck,--
Ice Cream and Oysters In sessos. Saloon nearly
oppesiis Ne Posiehee- Prices modsrHis.
hsrch to-7b
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-27

AT the last meeting Of tho American
Bcc-keopors' Association, Mr.. A. j.
King gave his experience on wintering
bees as follows
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

Rats Dessert a Sinking Ship.
Al the National Congressional Con.
vention, OF the eth District. held At
Danvillc. last week, Hon. Levi Fcrgu-
son. Of Morgan. presided. Levi is a
lever gentleman. but his conversions 70
grccnbacks Is recent. As citizen Of
Petersburg he was ranked as the most
radical Of Radicals. aud even thought be
was q candidate for Congress, when
Gov. Williams was chosen. Not many
voters thought so. however. Asa full
'hcdg-d National he may do some good
and his course II the same NJ hundreds 81
Others who are deserving the sinking
hulk Of fraud. The Convention nomi-
mated as their candidate for Congress
DR.. q. he III Matvr. Of Marion. and IL i
not improbable that the Democrats may
also endorse and elect him. over the
Radical Hanna. who doesn't seem 10 cut
much OF a figure In Congress.
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HALL ~ IRELAND LoDuE. No. 81. y. A. N.
IEsLAsp, lsD.. Jnly 27th. 1873.
WHEREAS, The affecting dispensations
Of Divine Providence have again been
laid on us, and our Brother Joseph L.
Ferguson called 10 the Grand Lodge on
high therefore resolved,
lat. That while we deeply feel the
chastising rod thus laid upon Us, we
bow with humble resignation to the will
Of the Great Grand Master.
3D. That in the death Of orr Brother.
we have lost true and noble hearted
Mason.
Sd. That we tender our sincere re-
CARDS and sympathies to the wife and
children Of the deceased, and commend
them 10 the Great Author OF our being.
who has promised 70 be father 10 the
fathcrless. ai.d the widows God.
4th. That these resolutions be re-
corded IN the Lodge record, and copy
rendered TO the family OF the deceased.
and copy offered IL The Jasper and
Petersburg papers for publication.
] ~. c cSsss; Committee.
y. a. GLEzES,
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"a Good 1earcn forthe Captain Faith.
Read the Captain Letter and-the Let
trr nom his Mother

Rrxlrv Nsths.g- Mo-. Atfii yN 1rcr
Ia. Jar> W ir.-fsA E saa- kntvisr III. .ptsss X
s"ur sarsaprE ila nai saV Aea tfd t~n.tcisl crA
re-. y p'~sehAs send you ~ isiig.ing statr n
nt
YVES wennaet a'rn' I'VE years sro--~ fsirr r-i.-
Nor and rrrtireA for sixf.~f rau'hs Rrlx nosr,i
firil irs NnNfls t-fs me- h.atl tsi. has. nf;sstl
utunsli since Ms NnrnA.r AK si.t fN.oH HI n
sips NJ xFnsra tsAifi N irias~a atai fsrf resrs.
hing N a~sitt NHinrv atr ~sf. fnsh IN ysw ssr-
aparilla than ~, thing sis. Aish 4af shsfi. gtpa
ne. ilsar~ express Iar hp 4sn h~tiis. frr sb'iss
cAfrAi~ "a. h JOHNSON.
S.--TA~ ft''Nfirc tts wfi'sr Ar~ .yii ieeS y
dr~. Jennie johnson WE ttsi nf Eatt f.ti.r.n
IN. ions hrik~liFAA 6's Gt AG4tAtd ~ q.
ohnson Skliln surgeon ~nt pl,-issn III e.rs;rs
View York, where w died. istringlts shov. NJ y.
iohrsrn " AZ thirteen year, ~ age ~ hnt
chronic diarrhea aud irvnfuls ~ WHICH | CAV. yeaf
Sarsaparilia. Il surel nim. have nv ten yesrs
ccrnendr1 II iornry if View York, chic md Ions y
scrofnia fever snaysneral debility. rsrfM
success has attended Il. This cures effected ~
~ scrafuls srd fever rarncrs
\ am very anxiols for my again have
Your Sarssparls. Ne y fearful ~ retfnf syuTprs
article hence his writing N ycu for II, His voupds
we're terrible, hut hsiisxe he will rera.vr
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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RsrLkrAD EIrrrinN. The vote In
nainh'idgc township on Tuesday last
resulted. - such vote ALWAYS docs IN
'cn'ernrisinv communities with q reason
|ah'e proposition before them, Ia favor
|of the appropriation to aid tho extension
|of The Rockpcrt railroad. The vote cast
was III Tor. and 90 against the aid. A
small vote WINS policd. II bein. fore
gone CONCLUSION that the result would
he fivorahlc 10 The enterprises. This will
give The company $500. The Execu-
tive hoard Of the organization meet NJ
Indianapolis tomorrow. and will then
make calculation and proposition ~
Iour people AS to the additional amount
necessary 10 be raised 70 insure the
speedy construction of the road as far a.
Jasper. and we feel assured ii a reason
able proposition j. made. within the
ability Of our people to reach. il will
|chcerfully and speedily be met Until
such proposition Is made and acted
upon. the woods where II Is now. i
likely 20 remain the end OF the road. as
we regret TO learn that the effort to raise
$4,000 by subscription in Huntingburg
necessary to make that town point on
the road, has been abandoned by the
citizens. Il only being possible to get ur
IA subscriptions Of six hundred dollars all
told - about what several individuals
there could sfford to subscribe each,
rather than have the road built mile
and a half from them. A corps Of sur
veyors Is 10 be on the line next week,
and upon the location Of the line will
depend somewhat the amount Of sub
scriptions obtained. There have been al
ready four different lines surveyed, and
another one seems now 10 be necessary
We hope the best may be chosen, but we
are little doubtful.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

RADICAL We understand
that DR.. J. +. Faulkner, Of Jefferson
township, in this county, Is to be brought
out BY the Republicans as . candidate.
for Senator, from this district. against
Mr.. Traylor. The DR.. - a clever gen
tleman, dyed-in-the-wool Grant Re-
publican, in favor OF enforcing The re-
sumption act, and opposed to the re :
monetization Of silver, and consequently
Is fair representative Of the principles
of the Republican party. lie also pre-
tends 10 believe that Hayes was fairly
elected President. We are glad 10 see
the Republicans put forth gentleman
who Is n true exponent of their policy,
50 that the choice Of the people may he
made upon principle.
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NlynAy, ANEvs! aSA, iszs
NOTICE OF WARNING.

WHEREAS my wife Anna hclln.
W LETT me first on the I'D dav of May
ISIS. and stayed away ten days. and len
me again on the 2sd day OF July. ISIS.
each time without cause. and has carried
away part Of my beds. furniture aud
provisions, to supply other people with
ont my consent, and against my orders.
therefore every person j. warned against
trusting her on my account or harbor-
ing her, Or buying any OF my things
from her. as will NOT he responsible
for any Of her debts or arts. but whoever
finds hcr is welcome 10 her.
JoHx NJ. keller.
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NOTICE i-hereby given. that hv vir-
tue OF certified copy OF decree
70 me directed from tho Clerk or the
Dubois Circuit Coart. ia cause where.
IN George Reyiing Is plaintiff. aud
Catherine Fisher. narbarba Stoll and
Others are defendants requiring me to
make the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Nincty-nine dollars and sixty-sevcIl
cents, with interest on said decree aud
costs, | will expose al public sale 90 the
highest bidder ~ The door Of the Court
House Of Dubois county. Indiana. on
SATURDAY. AUG UST 18th, 1873
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A. M.,
aud 4 o'clock, Il. NJ Of said day. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven years or the following described
real estate. situated i'm Dubois county,
State Of Indiana. to-wit:
The southeast quarter OF the north
east quarter and the northeast quarter
lof the southeast quarter Of section No.
eight ~. in township No. one ~. south
Iof range No. five (5) west. containing
eighty acres more or less.
And on failure To realize the full
Iamount Of principal, interest and costs.
called for by said decree. I will a.
The same time aud place expose NJ
public sale the lee simple OF said real
estate. or 50 much thereof "a may be
sufficient 10 discharge said decree. in.
|tere-t and costs. Said sale will he made
without any relief whatever from valu-
Iation or appraisrncnt laws.
GEORGE COX. :. ID. G.
BErNn BrFrT>FG ATTY for PIT.
july Goth. ~ : aw. fpf SO.
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.JAcon =. IsIxLrr. Administrator.
WIN. "A. TRAyIoR. AIRY.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESrATE.

NOTICE Is hereby given thar u,
virtue fan order and decree ~ tllt
Dubois Circuit Court. the undersigned
Administrators Of the estate az Simeon
Bixler. decreased. will offer for sale. al
public auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. August 18th, 1873.
AN equal undivided tro-thirds parts q,
the following described real estate
to-wit:
The west-halfof the southeast quarter
of section No. twenty (2O), in township,
No. one %, south Of range No. five (j]
west, 80 acres; also the east part Of the
southwest quarter OF said section TWEEN.
ty, in said township and range more
particularly described rs follows, viz,
Commencing at the cen ter Of said scctio on
twenty (20). running thence west fol ty-
live t45) rods; thence south one hundred
and sixty (ls0) rods; thence east forty
five (45) rods: thence north one hundred
and sixty (160) rods, 70 the place or be-
ginning. containing 45 acres. and con-
tanning In both tracts I25 acres. more or
less, situated In Madison township, Du-
bois county. State OF Indiana.
sale 10 begin M one O'Clock y. M
TERMS OF SALE. -One-fourth of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, the
residue In three equal payments, at six.
twelve and eighteen months, deferred
payments 10 be secured by notes, bearing
interest from date, waving benefit OF
valuation and appraisment laws, with
good freehold surety to the approval Of
the Administrator.
JACOB +. BfxLER, Administrator.
WILLIAM "A. TRAyLoR, Attorney.
y. Sat the same time and place and
on the same terms the undersigned
widow Of said decedent, will sell her H.
tcrest in and 70 the above described real
estate. the same being the undivided
ne-third part thereof.
ELvIRA J. BrxLER, Widow.
July 12th. 1878 --4w.
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NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir.
~ tue Of certified copy II a decree d
me directed from the Clerk Of ths
Dubois Circuit Court in cause wherein
August Haasc j. plaintiif, and Maihia.
kiefer. Walbulga hirfer. Joseph Eng
and others are defendants. requiring
me 10 make the sum OF four hundred
land cighty-seven dollars aud ihirl,
cents, with interest Oh said lerrcr. and
costs. will expose 10 public sale IL
the highest bidder. on
SATUR DAY. AUGUST 18th. 1879.
between The hours Of 10 o'clock A. ".
and o'clock T.. ~, Of said day. af tie
door OF the Court House Of Dubois
County, Indiana. The rents and profits
for term not exceeding seven years.
OF the following real estate. situated III
the County of DUBOIS aud State VI Indi-
ana. to-wit:
The west half Of tho northwest quar-
ter Of section No. four Ia. in township
No. two 2 /. south Of range No. five 81
west. containing eighty acres. and The
west part Of the east half OF the north
west quarter Of the same section, town.
ship and range. containing ihirtv-Six
acres. being the west half Of the said
cast half Of the northwest quarter, to be
split north and south. containing forty
acres, excepting theretrom. four acres
of OF the east side thereof. said -four
acres 10 be laid or so as 10 extend IN Il
strip OF equal width from north 70 south
along the east side Of said forty acres.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for sufficient sum to satisfy said decree,
interest and costs. | will at the same
time and place expose at public sale. the
fee simple Of said real estate. or 80
much thereof as may be sufficient to
discharge said decree interest and costs.
Said sale will be made without ANY
relief whatever from valuation or ap-
praiscment laws. GEORGE COX.
Sheriff OF Dubois County.
BRrNc BrErrSER. Atty for Pm.
July 20. ls7s--3w. fpf125O.l
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What the Marshal OF New York
SANS.

The following endorsement viii lie oil
interest 10 many who have not ycs tested
ilsFse essential aids 10 the full develop
mcnts OF the speed OF tr0tter- Ben
Tox's SPEED AcCELERAToRs- the price
lof which has been reduced TO 80 PER
pair or s. for two pairs:
Orncs ~ PsrsicK Daurr. civ Marshal
SEw feEx. June N. Isis
WILBUR g. Benton. ESD. Browns
town, Indiana Dear Sir: have given
your SPED AcchLEEAToRs a thorough
test, single. donble. attached them TO tile
rcins, 10 the saddle. overdraw and check
rein In my Judgment they are the
most excellent things ever invented IL
produce speed and comfort for horses.
lIorsemen and humanitarians have
for years sought 10 invent attachments
for hcrses' mouths. the former looking
principally TO speed. The latter seeking
relief for the horse from the strain al
checks aud bits on the mouth. The Ac-
IcELERAToRs accomplish both. for the.
remove the permanent strain or cheek :
and bits from the mouth and head of the
horse by imparting the proper elasticity,
which the horse feels Immediately. and
improves at once in style and speed
Owners Of horses, whether trotters,
roadsters, coach or business horses,
should use thea. Any horseman who
gives your AccELERAToRs trial will
not only indorsc what say, but recon-
mend them to every one owning horses
Hoping you will succeed in establish
ing what l firmly believe to be the best
thing ever devised for horses. Is the wish
o. Que thoroughly convinced Of their
usefulness.
Yours truly.
PATRICK DALEY. City Marshal.
Send for an illustrated circular.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

TIE Shvlock organs will never cease
fhir living gabblr about gold. The Chi
.cago Journal. Ia the plcntitude OF its ig-
resance. says tina, gold j.. By universal
vecognifiun. The standard Of financial
measurement Throughout the entire
world 10 which tho Chicago Tribune
replies hv SAYING that the assertion Ut
Tie Journal lis strictly true. with the
following nDimportsnt exceptions: I.
Gold j. not The standard of value ut all.
but silver IL the exclusive standard OF
financial measurement in the Russian
empire OF Is millions of Inhabitants; ia
the Chinese empire, with 400 millions
IN India. with 40 millions: in Mexico.
with ~ millions: in Central America.
with millions; ia Ecuador ani Peru.
millions; Ia Egypt. with A millions
total, rs millions. or lhrec-iifths Of the
entire world, where silver and not gold
j. the legal tender and exclusive stand
ard OF financial measurement, aud where
gold Is not legal tender but simply a
commodity. ?. In the following coun-
tries silver and gold are beth legal tend
ers. standing on equal footing. aud pos
sessing equal purchasing power. and
both being standards OF financial meas
nremcnt throughout the countries nam
ed. viz: France. with 81 millions OF
United States OF America.
with IS millions; Austria. with her new
acquisitions. 80 millions; italy, 20 mil
.ioHs; Belgium. Switzerland, and Greece.
10 millions; Holland, 4 millions: Spain
II millions: Ronmania, "A millions /;
Columbia. Venezuela. Chill, Uruguay
and Paraguay. ~ millions: total silver
and gold countries. l3a millions. With
the r., egoing few exceptions Of about
9sO millions OF people. embracing four
fifihs Of the world, the assertion OF our
evening neignbor Il correct
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAT. ESTATE.

NOTICE i hereby given that bv virtue
of order and decree OF The Dubois
Circuit Court the undersigned. Admin
i>trator OF The estate nf simeon Rixier.
deceased. will offer for sale. vt public
auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY. August 18th. 1879.
an equal undivided two-nintlls parts Of
the real estate hereinafter described. to-
wit: Tho north east quarter ~ the
southeast quarter Of section No. twelve
Il 1el. 10 township NJ. one II. south Of
range No. six q west. - acres a-o The
northwest quarter of the souih-w
lnarter ~ lion NJ. seven IN. III
township No. one n \. south Of range
No live ; west. ~ acres: containing
IN both tracts 20 arre>. more o. les. stu
atcd IN Boone township. Dubois county.
Indiann.
sale 10 begin AZ O'Clock ~ ~.
IFRMS Or SALES. Que fvurlh of the
purcEasf money 10 be paid ia cash the
residue IN three equal ~, nrni~ ~ six.
we've ami eighteen months. deferred
10 be secured IN notes bearing
interest from date. waving benefit OF ap-
prassemcnf laws. with good freehold
surety 10 the approval Of the Admins
TRAITOR.
.IAcor i. BIxLrr. Administrator.
WIZ. A. TRAyLoR. ATTY.
u. Sat the same { lime and place and
on the same terms. The undersigned
widow of said ,lccedcnf. viii -cI her in
iere-f IN and 10 the above described
real estate. The same being the undivided
one-ninth part Thereof
EfvInA J. BrxLFH, Widow.
July IL. lS1S--iw