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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-01

By Quarles & McCurdy,
(successors 10 Robert Il. Lyne.)
Real Estate Agents. Auctioneers. and Brokers,
1912 Main street.
4 UCTION SALE OF TWO LOTS
IA FRONTING SIXTY FEET ON THE WEST
LINE OF TWFNTi-FOURTII BETWEEN II
AND = STREETS.-By request Of the owner. now
removed to New York, we will offer for sale, upon
ting premises. on
SATURDAY, july l, 1892,
at o'clock Y. NJ, the above LOTS, which run
back l2J feet TO n l4-fOot alley.
Being just outside of the city limits, the taxes arc
very small, and would be a good investment or
chase a good building lot.
TERMS Liberal, and announced ut sale.
QUARLES X MCCURDY.
&c 25-2S.30&Jy1 AuctiOneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-01

BY ousr,es & McCurdy,
tsurcessors 10 Robert -. Lyne),
Real Estate Agents, Auc.ioneers, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.

tsurcessors 10 Robert Il. Lyne),
Real Estate Agents, Auc.ioneers, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
LARGE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY,
CONSISTING OF
THOSE TWO LARGE THREE-sToRY-AND-
BAsEMENT-BRiCK FACTORIES,
No. 2ol7 AND 2019,
ON TIE SOUTH LINE OF MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TwENTY-sIxTH AND TWEEN
TY-sEvENTH STREETS,
occurIID BIZ
MEssRs. JOHN II. BRYANT & CO., AND
MEssRs. GEORGE CAMPBELL 4 CO.;
TOGETHER WITH
ENGINE, BOILER, AND ALL MACHINERY
USED IN CARRYING ON THE
sUMAC BUSINESS
In execution Of a certain decd Of trust from
John II. Bryant and I. OBrien. duly recorded in
the clerks once Of tho Richmond Chancery Court,
and In conformity thereof will oifer sale, upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, JULY IL, 1882,
at 5H o'clock 7. NJ. the vALUABLE PROPERTY
above mentioned. The buildings are substantially
built, and Of the best material. With stone cap
pings, &C.. and are comparatively new. having been
built but few years. and being situated convenient
Ia railroads and steamboats, should command the
attention of those seeking large manufacturing
establishment. The buildings occupy the entire
lot which front Ss4 feet the south line OF lain
street and runs hack Ss feet tn ten foot alley.
At the sauIe slime will he sold the MACHINERY
used TN said establishments ccnsistir Of
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENGINE AND
BOILER,
l SUMAC-MILL,
BARK-MILL,
with GEARING, SHAFTING, and CONNEC-
TONS complete.
The attention Of capitalists and others is invited
to this sale.
TERMS Cash as to cost and expenses of sale,
and to pay of and discharge q claim OF $1,000,
secured by prior deed: residue I'm equal install
ments, at six, twelve, and eighteen months. The
purchaser 10 give negotiable notes bearing per
cent interest, and the TO he secured bya deed
Of trust upon the property.
A. W. KELLEY, Trustee.
QCARLBs & NCCURDY, Auctioneers. jy1
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CITY ORDINANCES.

OhD1NAN&Ey.
A ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
TION "a OF CHAPTER XXXIv con-
CERNING STREETS.
(Approved June 80, 1891
Be 1t ordained 1y the Council Of the city Of
Richmond, That section "a of chapter XXXIV Of
the City Ordinances be amended and reOrdained
to read as follows:
81. No person shall tic or fasten horse or other
animal TO any tree or TO amy box or case around
such tree In any street Of the city. upen any
sidewalk. or lead or ride horse or mule. or drive
wagon, dray, cart, or other vehicle upon Il side
walk. unless across s..ch part thereof Is or shall
lie at the time paved with stone or tagging; and
no wagon. dray, cart. loaded with heavy goods.
shall be driven along any macadamizcd street
west OF Ninth street whore parallel street, paved
with cobble-stones, n. nite spals. or Belgian
blocks. can conveniently be used. ANY person yo-
lating this section shall for each offence he fined
not less than Two nor more than ten dollars.
lje 29-5tj
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ICH MON d, FREDERICKSBUR re-
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAST-rREIGHT LINE
TO AND FROM BALTIMORE. PHlLADEI-
PHlA, NEW YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES
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Leave
Ricbmodl 2:45PN 6:l5A NJ 7.iOPN
Arrive AT
M'tPont 500 r. NJ 1905 4. ~. lO:36P. N

Passenger tram connects AZ West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore aLd
the North.
Freight trains leaving Richmond. atl6l5 4. ".
and 7:l0 L. ". will have Observation-Disclosures At
tached.
Train No. Al connects at Burkevllle with Nof-
folk and Western railroad for Farlayille. Lynch
burg, aud all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through Passenger stops AT all sta
lions. connecting at Sutherln's with Milton and
sutherlin N2rrow-Gau4c railroad for Milton; 40
salisbury with Western North Carolina rSilroad
Tor all points In Western North Carolina: II NJ
lanta Tor all points South and Southwest.
Train No. OF Through passenger aud nall si"fs
AZ all stations connecting at Sulherlin's with NJ
Ton and sutherin Narrow-Gauge railroad ~
milton AZ Atlanta for all points >0nth and SOUTH
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte Columbia SOD
Augusta railroad FOR Columbia, Augusta, ssyal-
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from the South arrive ~ Richmond a.
1870 T.. NJ, 7:30 A. NJ, and l;06 4. W.. and FROM
West fointat 1920 A. ". passenger, aud \. VI.
and 2:l0 l.. NJ (Freightl
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~. Iogs. srs no.-Fiaw daii asd sn.
sa5 Herd weak Ia g nj fs'i. q ,s2k ersi,,
~ ,eeH July. Corr oi&sed higher; &c. ~ low and
GeNs4lly ketoey tlss seeScsSsys siosinE; 1atc.
H53te. yst4. Whlske3 s1saay 1t ei.f5, FORK
Eli jo6Btne. ~. HsIk-ssssts unchanged
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- W. o. NOT
Leave
"' S9rIxs a. 'Ao a. NJ $40 r. III. s;oOPx
Sc0ttsyiile. l:02 A. ~ 500 r. " 2.oo
ss4,rxsoe. 5.ss +, n .....'''''''' 7a35 AN
sI,rton E,rcl C.os +, A. ''''"''' l.''..........-
Tease ''''' ''''''.......
Clifton F'ge 1920 u. ........... ...
Lexington. 200 4. n. ..."."...". 49,
scotsvilie $40 +. n. $40 A. MI I1g IN
Arrive At ~ ~
sieeping.car attached TO No. 7 between pa
mond and Lynchburg. NIB
Scottsville. and intermediate polDts leave ph19'
mond at $50 N. Returning, arrives az E ss9.
Trains marked daily except sunday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated RAILWAY.
points I'm the south, aud Richmond. Prrderict tsi
and Potomac railroad for all point north. ''''fs
,oN "a Western rsiroaSs for 1and and Nor
= SO. j connects q, Lynsh!urg with ,hr,cs
Fast freight rfs strasburg daily 10 Chlcaao ,,o
all points IN the West. N''
For other information apply 70 n,,oo,
S22 General Freight and Passenger Asr,
DICHMOND AND PETERsgI-pa
III RAILROAD CoHPANY.-comm,
WEDNESDAY. June 81, 1852, trains on III, ,ss
LEAVE EIcHMotD SOUTH
0:l5 p. n, FAST MAIL, daily. Makes tnro,,.
connections for savannah So,
only at Petersburg and Chc..,r
Pullman sleeper between Wasb,r,
ton and jacksonville. PasSeryss
will take this train for Winter
1850 A. n, THROUGH MAIL. daily. cotuecr.
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston. A..
Pusta, Aiken, savannah, and Jsrt
nj a lesfe
traIiA. Pullman sleepers b.tvl,n
New York and savannah Oh n,
train.
SEQ p. ~, FREIGHT, daily. except SUNDAY.
7:g0 A. T., FREIGHT, daily, except SUNDAY.
I'm :10 p p A. Sunday excursion.
LEAVE PKTKRsBURG-yoRru
2:3S A. ~, FAST MAIL, daily. stops onl, n
Chester. Pullnan sleeper on iia
train between jacksonville aad
$40 p. ", THROUGH MAIL. daily, conn.c,,q,
with Richmond. Fredericksburg al
Potomac railroad fer all points Fl.t
and West; also making connec;l0r,
with the Chesapeake and Ohio r.il-
roaC tor all points West Thls 4 n
stops at Chester arc Central.
Pullman slcepcrs On this train -.
tween savannah and New Yort
Passengers take this train for W.u.
terpock.
7:o5 A. NJ, FREIGHT. daily, excep, SUNDAY.
5I5 J. a., FREIGHT, daily. except SUNDAY
go s9o p 2. H. Sunday excursion.
A direct four-bsurs connection Il made bervl,,
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving E.rb.
mond at 1850 A. NJ. and Norfolk al l2:l5P II.
All trains leaving Petersburg viii start FROM IN
j. K. KEXLY, General superlntcnder.
A. POPE, General Passenger ana Ticket agent
lie l9I
DICHMOND AND PETERSBIRG
IL RAILROAD.
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POSTPONEMENT.
Postponed 10
SATURDAY, JULY 1sT,
At l2x O'Clock l.. VI. j. O. STEGER-
II. ID. WORTHAM.
fe3O Commissioners.
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3js.' nv Is ~ '' 5ss s 'i X; Il &
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ONLY TWELVE HoCRs BETWEEN RICH
AOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION.

Correspondingly qsiek time 10 other po.ntA
Through bills Of lading issued az low rates.
c. A. TAYLOR
vi Genera, Freight Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-07-01
YORK-RIVER LINZ

Passenger Freight dali Freight daiiy
daily. lyeN. smd'yI cx. SUNDAY.
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PULLMAN PARLOR-COACHES
1855 A. NJ. tNEw) TRAIN
OLD POINT AND NORFOLK
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
Commencing SATURDAY, July 1 TWO
TRAINS will be run in each direction between
Richmond, Old Point, and Norfolk. leaving Rich
mond at 1856 A. NJ. and 4:l5 p. NJ; returning,
arrive In Richmond at 1925 A. NJ. and 10 +. NJ;
thus for the first time enabling Richmond people
to visit Norfolk and Old Point Comfort and return
the same day.
short sail Of thirty minutes between Newport
News. Norfolk, and Old Point Comfort.
Not too long,
Just long enough"
II. w. FULLER
60 oa-lw General Passenger Agent.
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BALTIMORE.
LOUBwILLE.

1kAaesA- wlsest-New. AlQe. Corn IN good de-
aSsnd and pisces shade higher; No. 2, $780,;
0iYe1. Toe Oats ia good dcmand and shade
h1gl,eg: No. 2, S7G56c. Provisions in fair de-
uBznd ssd arm. Meas pork, t23. Balk-mcats-
tb09l18k e9.75 ri5. si3; clesr. sl3.75. Hams
GqgarCnfed ncndnaily unchaRged. Lard hiriy
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A direct four-bsurs connection Il made beiv.,,
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving R..b.
mond at 1850 A. ". and Norfolk al l2:l5P Il.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will start FROM IA,
Appornattox depot.
j. X. KENLY, General superintendent
A. POPE, General Passenger ana Ticket agent
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Saturday five engines rom the
west and five from the east will NEE
on the new bridge spanning the Mis-
souri, at bismarck, for the purpose of
testing 1t, and formally opening it for
traffic. At this test, ii is expected that
at least two hundred prominent rail-
road men, engineers and reporters will
be present. The Bismarck board of
trade will tender the visitors recep-
ton in the evening, on which the test
Is made. The bridge has been three
years in course Of erection, and is one
of the most substantial of its kind in
the United States.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

The political contest in Ohio, this
year, is one of unusual interest, and
the indications are that the republican
party will be defeated by the conbina-
ton of the democratic party, and liquor
dealers association. The republicans
were unwise in identifying themselves
or allowing themselve to be forced into
the position of identity with the prohi-
bition party. The liquor dealers are
furnishing the money for the CAM
paign, and II is being put where it will
do the most good to the bourbons.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
BIOG R.fPHIC-fL.

The st. Paul Pioneer Press z ives u
Biographical sketch of the republican
nominee for delegate in Montana, as
follows:
Alexander C. Botkin was born IN
Madison, Wisconsin, i'm 1874. He was
ior a time in his youth Il resident of
Grand Rapids, Wis, where he practi-
cally began his journalistic career. He
graduated at the State University Of
Wisconsin, and when the war broke
Dut he became clerk to Major Tenny,
paymaster, and served through IL TO
the close of the conflict. He then re-
sumed his profession of journalism and
became identified as one OF the bright
est writers on the Milwaukee Sentinel.
His work there attracted the attention
of Storey. OF the Chicago Times, ana
Mr.. Botkin left the Sentinel to assume
the duties of city editor of the Chicago
daily. There his work was appreciated,
and hc soon became managing editor
Of the Times. When Senator Matt III.
Carpenter purchased controlling in
iercst in the Milwaukee Sentinel, he
offered the chief editOrship to Mr.. Bot
kin, who accepted the position. This
was i'm 1874. He remained as chief
editor of the Sentinel until 1876, when
l,e resigned his position on account of
i'll health, and was appointed United
states Marshal of Montana by Presi-
dent Hayes. IU the winter of 1879,
while in the line of duty, he Was
caught i'm "a terrific snow storm ana
from the effects of exposure suffered
paralysis of the lower eXtYemities. He
was brought hack TO Wisconsin for
treatment, but tired of delay in reeov-
,ry insisted upon returning 10 his post.
Throughout Wisconsin he is one Of the
hest known. men that have been iden-
tilted with the Journalistic and political
history of the state"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

a telegram from Portland, Oregon,
announce that the strike among Nor
thern Pacific employees has assumed
serious shape. The white laborers de-
manded $3.50 per day for their work,
which was refused by construction
superintendent Hallet. The strikers
thereupon organized and proceeded TO
bounce the Chinese. who had not
joined them, and as there were several
hundred eX-cOnvicts, fugatives from
justice, and desperadoes among them,
violence is feared. Government troops
and new force of mcn were tele-
graphed for.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

BY our telegrams tonight it will be
seen that Maj. Maginnis has cut Fort
Keogh down to three company post
and increased Fort Maginnis to thir-
teen company post. What the govern
ment needs of thirteen companies at
Fort Maginnis passes all understand
ing, without 1t is for the purpose of
helping out his partners, Wilder,
Broadwater, ct al.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

The plarhof the government purchas-
ing all the telegraph lines outside Of
the Gould system, is being agitated.
s'he plan has many good features COLI
nected with II, nevertheless, Il hardly
seems to be In Keeping with our form
II government to handle such matters.
II this is done, the next step will be to
purchase railroads and canals. 1t may
be the only solution OF the transporta-
ton problem.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

L. s. Taylor's popularity among the
ranches of Custer county, proves, be-
yond a particle Of doubt, that he ! as
the support of the voters who are inter
ested in the future welfare of glorous
Custer. Billings, Junction, Forsythe,
and all the upper country towns vii
give him the majority capable and
efficient gentleman deserves.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

The JOURNAL takes pleasure in
noting the unity there is all over the
county, in favor of Phil. Brady as
sheriff. He will make brave and
fearless ofiicer-just such Ole as is
needed. He is possessed of all the r-
quirements for sheriff. and having
such. will receive the support of u large
majority of the votes of Custer County.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

No bills against THE YELLow,roSR JOURNAL,
oniracted by any Of the employees Of said paper, or
.,hers, will be recognized unless accompanied by
written order signed by the publisher.
rot responsible for any Of the opinions or utter
ances OF its correspondents.
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that TIE
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL holds the contract from
The governor III Montana to do all printing and
.,dvcrtising of whateyer nature ehsrveahle Ia Gus
-r county; and also Is thr designated and ONLY
PAPER in Custer county in which services 10y publi
Salion can be legally made, Legal notices pub
iished in other papers of Custer county are uoid
md worthless has been decided by the courts Of
Montana.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Political naattess are running high ut
Fort Benton, and the principal occupa-
ton of the rival Faber-shoves of the
river metropolis, seems to be making
ind retracting charges, and calling
each other liars and knaves. Fortu-
i.ately for them, paper duels are not
Inuch more harmful than the other
Kind.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Scovilles wife has applied for d.
vorce, and it is thought that some ugly
developments will be made when the
Ease gets into court. II is time that the
Scovills and Guiteaus were dropping
cut of public view; the people have
heard quite enough of them In the last
year or two.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself rs cam
lidate for the office of County Clerk,
and respectfully ask the suiirages of
the people. SAN'L O'CoNNELL.
Miles CITY, Oct. 10, 1882. 2-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as cam
.idate for the sflice of Sheriff of Gus
ter County, Montana, subject to the
decision Of the voters of the county at
the next general election.
PHILIP BRADY.
Miles City, AHg. 80, 1852. 31tf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1882-10-19

Try tho "Rcd Jacket" Coal and you will use no
other, The bcst In the market. 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

~ Office s. hereby given'that the On
~ d~ersirned. Administrator cfthe estate
|of Robert Stewart, deceased. will one,
for sale q Public Auction. q the late
residence n said decedent. n Madison
Dubois county, and State 81
Indiana, Oh
SEPTEMBER 81. 1ss2
|aiI The personal property or said dece.
dent. consulting or two head or horses.
two mich cows. four head or Young CT
|tIe, . lot or poultry. q road wagon.
combined reaper and mower.
(~Championl. farming implements. har-
mess, household ard kitchen furniture
One lot OF corn, and various other articles.
Sale 70 begin q . o'clock .. m.
TKRNs on SALr:-Sums or IS and
under cash in hand /; al sums over that
amount, . credit Or nine months will Be
given. purchaser giving notc waving
relief from valuation and apprAiscment
laws. with 8 per cent. interest from date.
and with good freehold surety 10 said
Administrator approval.
SAMUEL n. STEWART Adm,r.
TEAYLoR . HuxrKR, Attorneys.
August 11th. lSs2-3w.
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Even The patience o. Job would b..
come exhausted were - : prcscher and
endeavorinx % interest his audience
while they were keeping Up - iDccssanI
coughing. making Il Impossible for him
20 ~ heard Yet, how very easy con III
this be avoided ~ simply uzinx Dr..
Hinge Eew Discovery FOR Consumption.
Cosxhs and Colds. Trial Bottles given
away y MchrinKer Bros. Drug Store
jasper. and 2. w. SWartx, H~untingburs
Indiana. =
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trr c,.-<- --
!
rI.-.- !. 49,, |. ~.
<.---s $500
' ~
W -.
o-,t u, $50 $500.
,c-rr. I'm ,rcw r,,e~ "A. ~.~e ,I.t0
-,.~~- with ,ierfr NJ ~-c3;i-,-s tf-re|
';.- - cr.rrs fo~ sre~~ hcix a xo.e
.,.1 lonf fcrver ~ mor>x. .ni xcnr
49,. iii ~ AMENDED ~ rherrfnllx aui
In xou ~;il furri~h u xr;fh 4 envy 81
|rorr nef;rree Ana de<;re II. ~ will
'oub,i<h ,hrr 10. ~ - 49, icf~rmiDei
ina ~ " r~;-r.rllx IA rie matte. Dnt
irememher- hut one man c>n 80 elected
l,o e.rh oficc. and II you ret bcaren. bear
lii like = man.
For An1iro~ NJ. Isiiore Schnhmsrher
I.he rrescn- ;nrnmhent ~ , c.niilstr for
I~rs-e;ecfion Dnr-nr ~ Ora term ~
'r.n ron,i here -, NOR ss-;3ncn- N
~sr..,<;on ~ ~ inries ~ 49, crsrs rh.r
Ihe h.- ana oxinr Is 81 ex~rsion- .
|more .xs,em.tic Nv IL fo;nr ~ county
,bu.;ness 49, hen introinc.i wh;rh =
iftelr ~ ~~re H. county N she fnfnre
I~rcns;1e.h,, money. r. ~ rhorough
Iex.m;n.fion AZ re- hook nav aIso 50
I-,trr;hn,e3 ~ : grest extent tbe recovery
IN cors;ier.bIe money dne The eonnfr.
jTh, krowieire gained ~ liz four r~,rs'
IN heri work rs .nslifei rim NOR
It~horonohlr ~ serve the reonIe ~ -
|r.rr.re for another f3ur. ana - a. we
.h.xe fesr5 ~ ~ one sroken ~ Ii onno-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

SIhe Argus sIiudcs % patent H.
-.1es printing news Two weeks Gid.
1.st = better than ne Argus doe, ~ Il
prints ~ news q all IT. Iaxt week,
I.soc i.1ie1 - give ny Or ne Republican
P'1<!or4, While Che CorEu1 ave m.
rc.olutlon j. favor ~ prohibition ado,.
tea - por< ~ their platform. Ana I
e{.op>i& - the balance. In YOU want a
1na ~ news ere look IN he ArxuI
n'-t1e CocEiEE . tie place % }Ini
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

The building OF the horse for the new
nor ssvlun for this county usz IL ~
fkc County Commissioner ~ last Fri
f.~- n 4 ID ~ . frame hn;Ii;r~. = ~
- ~, II size Win but one Sror<. With.
however. four rooms a. stsirr. under the
roof II viii have board PARTITIONS
throughout. ana when completed vii
have - fhe frr< aoor "a IA rooms
opening into ! ha,l. to sitting rooms
and two dining ooms. for male and r.
male deparfuert-- and ! roomv Kitchen.
an = 70 81 compIefsi resiv for occu-
pancy By November Isl
tn 100 -. .~>rI~1 N
W. n Rose for $500: tie other bidder
were r. Schuhmachcr <3<l- joseph
Roel;c $3ss : and leo. Schnbier eS74.
The following we're the BIDS for rou1h
lumber. delivered 81 The ground PRED
nan. Klinxel & O.. Ell. So per thousand
feef: N. Frif~ch 4lt90.l 4. Grue'sDach-
I, Co. Sass
Gnmei<r~chcr = "a were N. lowest
bidders for dressed lumber delivered. II
&2-o0 per 100 feet for oak flooring : $3-40
for poplar flooring: $40 Tor ceiling .
ol-E ~ Notwithstanding: e275 FOR
double surfaced petition 6oa-ds. and
$50 for finishing lumber.
Ferlinand Schneider was The lowest
bidder for he poplar shingles. It $3a5
Der thousand delivered
Taking Il III around fhis viii be ! verv
cheap building. both IN pricc. appearance
and material value for fhe purpose. The
C0UErKr u or the opinion that tue econ
omv. looking 70 the comfort or he in
m1tcs, health, and cost Of heating ii win
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

Y virtue of certified COPY ofadecree
~ % me directed from the Clerk of the
Dubois Circuit Court, ID Z cause wherein
George Burger, n. u plaintiff. and
Andrcss Hcnninxer, Pefronills Hen
ninxfr. John Dudine and Rochu. Reu<.
sre defendants. requiring ME % make
the sum or One Hundred and Eighty
four dollars and Seventy cents. with H.
fcre<t on said decree and costs. will
expose . public sale, 20 ihe highest bid
der, o.
SATURDAY, the 9th day Or seq
TENDER "A. ID. 1852,
between che hours or 10 O'Clock = m.
snd : O'Clock p -. u said day. n the
door Of the Courthouse or Dubois
County, Indiana, the rents snd profits
for : term not exceeding seven years. ~
me following real estate. situated in the
County o. Dubois and State Of Indiana,
to-wit:
The Northwest quarter or the South
east quarter, forty acres ; and also the IN
divided one-third part of The Northeast
quarter ~ the Southeast quarter. forty
acres. of section Number eight (el. II
Township Number a f1l South. "
Range Number four ca West containing
together eighty sercs-
II such rent. and profits will not sell
Tor . sun cient sum 10 satisfy aid decree,
Interest and costs. will af the same
time and place, expose % public sale the
fee simple Of said real estate. Or 10 much
thereof - msy ~ sufficient 10 discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Sid EnIo I'LL ~ 1870 ~txI~.x --.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
REAL ESTATE
NOTICE il hereby given. that bv viz.
A. tne Of ~ order or he Spencer Circuit
Court. the nnder~igned. Administrator
Of the estate or Robert Graham. deceased.
will oder for ssie. q public auction. II
ne fost-ofice door y huntingburg, In
diana, on
SATURDAY y lsrH DAY ~ SKIP
TKNBER, ls93.
the following real estate. to-vit:
The n =. Or the ~ w. 4 ~ section
2, Town 3 Range B; also the 3. =. 4 ..
the : W. Of Section ~ Town 1. Range
q. containing 80 acres. more o. les. IL
Dubois County, Indiana
TEkMS-Cash.
Sale % begin q J o'clock p. N.
~ X HARDY. Admr.
wEDDIxG . Swan, Auorney&
Aug. 18th. 1e93-4w.