The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-08

the country ~ containing . great many useful and
practical principles Of the iaw contained in our
settled by the decisions Of superior
courts More information lie gathered in a condensed
form upon the subjects treated, than would Be usu-
study OF the reports and text books. II would there
fore q very beneficial purpose in enabling the
Of the case without the loss time expense
-A1 '''A''' - W. NJ FRANKLIN.
CAxxrLrox IND, SEr1 10, 1879
James B. McCrellis. Esq--Dear Sir: Please accept
best thanks for copy Of your treatise entitled the
been much needed and will prove very valuable and
instructive farmers, being well calculated 10 pre-
vent litigation and keep them out Of trouble .xp
MAnrrSsvIIIE IND. AuG q, 1879.
John c. Shoemaker, Esq--Dear Sir: have exam
Jas b. Mccrellis ESQ aud take pleasure in recon-
mending il very Interesting accurate and vsin-
able collection Of the rules, statutes and decisions
governing most questions affecting farms and Arm-
ers 1t ought TO be in the hands OF every one con-
trolling lands. Truly yours,
| useful pamphlet published by James B. Mccr~llis,
Esq OF the Indiasa bar 1t is condensed and cor
rights liabilities and duties Of farmers as farmers;
tells them how buy farm and what they get by
deed what rights they have ia the road. abou fences,
about estrays and trespassing animals, and what
they had better do with them; about dogs and super
hunting rights and the tights of adoning
TO fruit and other trees on or near boundary lines II
i farmers will read this little work CAREFULLY II
will them from getting into many trining and
| expensive lawsuits. CHARLES Ii. MASON
MAurrssvILLE ISD SEPT. 6, 1872
indianapolis Sentinel Company have read With
much pleasure the law treatise entitled tue Law OF
the Farm by james B. McCTelis, Esq-, and have
hesitation commencing ii farmers and owners
of real generally 1t is specially devoted TO
e the interests OF farmers treating OF their rights,
liabilities and duties farmers and should be found
j Respse fully. r. HENDERSON
y CovISaros, I'm, SEPT. is. 1879.
have looked through the ssLaw of the Farm, "
published by the Sentinel, and written by James B.
Mccreliis and find that IL contains information thai
will be valuable to every farmer and land owner 10
the State. Ii is written in pleasing STYLE aud tbs
Language used be easily understood by every per
y son of ordinary intelligence. LIS chif value will b
to enable farmers understand their common right
v and to keep out of trouble.
THos. r. DAVIDSON.
:, The sLaw of the Farm little work, showinl
much thought and a carefulness OF arrangement tina
could well be better presented TO the coniprr hen
| sion of those for whom IL is intended. no
| acquainted with the author but he evidently under
stands how TO fill the vacuum OF .'long felt want
er among farmers especially those of conb&tive tur
"A Of MUD of which unfor unat. ly there too many
lg hence think appreciate the advantages OF ID
"A work from that standpoint. The opportunities
Judging have also greatly INCREASED by eigf
service rk Of Of the largest cults
the State during which period can not recall
single of the many hundred iawsnifs amor
bv arising from the causes referred 70 by Il
author, where both parties not greatly q
VI iosers, and unfreauensy the expense OF one
both farms besides much unpleasantness among the
. families and neishbors. Brother farmers, read th
little pamphlet avid lawsuits and keep out OF cou
~ generally Is l. D. a. NhLcoc-