The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-23
Thursday, June 9TH, 1888, at O'Clock p. NJ.

| All the personal property of said deceased EN-
praced IN inventories numbered two (O and toul
~ appraised at fifteen thousand dollars ISIS 90
| and consisting OF
One Lessee from J. VI. w Langsdele, dated Feb
| ruary 5, 1879, and recorded in Mortgage Record
No. 102, page los. which lease expires November
I. 1883, ice houses aud contents and all personal
property or leased premises with right of ingress
and egress to remove ice and ice houses and per
sonal property reserved, estate to pay remit.
One Lease from Susan Burkhart ct al to George
Suffer. dated August q, 1874 of record in Mort.
su6sequent lease dated October 81, 1871, and re,
corded in Mortgage Record No., p, No.
=, ION May 80. 1889. which ease expires on
November Slst, 1884, and including ell prlvieg S
and appurtenances, except the growing crops OF
1888. together with the right remove the ice in
houses on or before December Il. 1888, and to re-
move all other personal property on or before
July IA, 1885, with right of ingress and egress as
well as right of way to and from La gsdale houses
to remove same. and right to harvest said crops
and ice therein reserved, estate paying all rent
up to the expiration OF said lease.
ICE
Five thousand tons OF ice on Langsdsle land. to
be removed on or before October 2Olh. 1888
This ice is of the best quality securely packed in
road switch. belonging ssid estate Tor the pur
pose of use). on the west side of the G., l. ST. l.
and C. Railroad track, Immediately south OF Fall
Creek. Contents OF each house TO be sold separ-
Two thousand five hundred tons of first class
ice well packed in three separate houses, situate
81
ate.y south of theLangsdsle houses first described
| Ito be removed by December l, 1885,
One thousand two hundred tons of Ice, (crop OF
1851, In new double house. south OF and aoJoin-
| ing the last described three houses. ITO be re-
moved by November LIST, 1ss8.)
Seven undred tons of ice in south house, on
Lot 5, in said Burkhart's subdivision.
Three hundred tons of irst-class in open house
on north side OF last described house.
The ice in both of these houses is securely
packed, and must be removed by Deceraber LIST,
1888.
Of ice in the seven houses last described. stu.
ate on Burkhart land. is purchased by the same
person or persons who purchase BurkhaTt lease,
lime ofremoval will be extended until November
S0in, 1881.
One thousand two hundred and fifty tons of ice
In two separate houses, one containing 4ee aud
the other $50 tons Of ice on the west bank OF the
canal, south of Seventh, or Tinker street, TO be
sold separately. and to be removed by December
LIST, 1888.
Rieht OF ingress and egress to remove ice within
the time stated in each case guaranteed.
ICE HOUSES.
Seven ice houses on Langsdsle land, above re-
ferTed to. with packing in walls. to be removed
between October 2Uth and November LIST, 1888, or
sooner If all ice has been removed to be sold a
whole and entirety.
WAGONS, BUGGIE5 AND CARRIAGES.
Seven ice delivery wagons of the Northern Lake
aud Northwestern Lake Ice Company, TO be sold
separately, with the prosiso thatif any of said
wagons are purchased by different person or
persons. than the Que purchasing the good will in
business, the lettering on such wagons is 10 be re-
moved before said wagons leave the possession OF
| the administrator
One platform spring wagon.
| One side-bar buggy.
One farm wagon.
One gravel lagoon, and
One family carriage.
HORSES AND MULES.
Four head of horses and eleven head of mules
all now being used in the delivery of ice by said
Company.
Five sets of double harness, two sets Of single
harness. saddles, brides. collars, whips brushes,
curry combs, fly nets. exc.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
One Buckeye mower, one hay bed, one hay
rake, plows harrOws. scythes, cradles, sickles,
etc in large variety.
ICE TOOLS.
Fourice pIows two hand plows ice markers.
saws, bars. chisels, grapples, ionathans, scales,
ropes, pulley, shutes. pike-p0les, hooks tar
paulins. etc embracing in all over 80 separate
articles.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CARPENTER TOOLS Office furniture. stoves. forks
shovels. one Hall safe. ETC., embracing over 100
separate articles.
GOOD WILL IN TRADE.
embracing about $50 customers in the city of In
dianapolis together with the trade marks of the
Northern Lake aud Northwestern Lake Ice Com
panies, with full lists of patrons, amount con-
sumsd, prices paid. etc, as shown by the Com
panys books.
GROWING CROPS.
Ten acres of meadow twenty-five acres OF
growing corn. eight acres OF oats In field. and
other field crops.
TERMS OF SALE
Sums of S. and under cash in hand. over s. aud
under 500, in three months; over 500 and under
81, eco. one half Ia three months aud the remain
der Ia six months; over 81 COO and under $500 y,
ia frd In DIV nd