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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

Department OF Agriculture is to be ec-
cepted as the bess authority, then tbs CEN
sus reports must be thrown aside as of little
or no value. For the year 1879 the census
reports gave the wheat acreage at IS. 430 O52
acres. while for the same year the Agricul-
tural Departments figures placed il at
80 545,9 $50 acres, a difference OF . SS4, 1l2.
Estimating the average yield at fifteen
bushels per acre. the difference in the
yield would be 1921, $50 bushels. Such
a disparity in sum totals renders the most
authoritative estimates almost valueless. Bat,
taking the census acreage of corn, barley oats
and rye for 1872 and we have 80, $50 4s3
acres, while the Department of Agriculture
shows that it was only 60 675 $50 acres, a diff
ference of 2.67s, 1873 acres. It will be OBJ.
served that the Department OF Agriculture
plays directly into the hands of those whose
Interests demand high prices, since the SIN all
er the acreage the less product,
aud with reduced product the higher
the price. TIE Department of Agriculture
is now putting forth estimates relating 10 the
wheat produc. of 1888, and they are, unfor-
tunately, having their effect That they are
correct, or even approximately so, no can
did man can believe. The Department
of Agriculture, in so far as its estimates of
crops are concerned, is a colossal sham, a
costly Notwithstanding and therefore worse
than nothing.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16
A Romantic story.

MONTREAL, May 9.-Thirty years ago the
parents of boy named Demers, nine years
old. died and left him under the care of his
mothers brother, named Durand, hotel
keeper here. In short time the lad mys-
teriously disappeared, and all inquiries
failed u give thu slightest trace of what BE-
cime of him. He was given up as lost un-
I'll Saturday last, when man o. dark COM
pick on ard middle age entered Durand's
Hotel and made the disclosure that he is the
representative of the missing boy. He has
given such absolute proofs Of identity as 10
satisfy his uncle. His history az given by
himself is like q romance. He declares
that while returning from store ne was
sent TO on an GRAND he was kidnapped by
an American planter from Tennessee, who
took him there and made him work with
the slaves until the war broke out, when ne
joined the Confederate Army and made the
full campaign. Since the war ended, he
says, he has been acting IS a trader 10 the
South. 1t is a strange story, but his rela-
tives seem to place implicit confidence in it.
The uncle is wealthy and has no family.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

Hessler, well-to-do farmer OF wesfie,d,
Adsms County, had for sale span of mules,
which he agreed 20 sell 10 Fenner Tor James
Brown, as the purchaser gave his nancy for
800 Hessler left to deliver them at juno
ton City, where the purchaser claimed to
have logging camp. Hessler YVES never
seen alive after that Fenner soon after sold
the mules. Hessler not returning home,
suspicion OF foul play was excited, and men
secured the woods from January till April.
Last month Hesslers remains were found.
There was bullet-hole in his head, and his
skull was crushed. Fenner was OF once
thought to be the m arderer, and he was cap
tured as already narrated. About the time
OF Fenner's arrest a letter appeared in Mil
waukee paper claiming to have been written
by the guilty party, and that Fenner was in
nocent of the crime. The original copy was
obtained and compared with the hsndwrit-
ing Fenner. and was similar to it. Fenner
has attempted to break Jail three times.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

IT is SAID that the manufacturers Of silk
and vel yet ribbons at Paterson, n. j., pro-
duce articles as rich as can be imported, but
the prejudice on the part Of American
snOb OF the female pursuasion in favor of
Ike imported article is 50 pronounced that
the Jersey manufacturers hsve to send to
France for the labels, straps and even the
hlccks, and have the Paterson ribbons
wound upon and enclosed in them, so that
ladies may be satisfied that they are pur-
chasing the genuine French article.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

bordering on frenzy. He was removed 10
his residence, where lie managed TO secure a
rszor and attempted To kill sbe members of
bis family. They fed in terror De Roncrsy
then entered the attic. and while looking
from the window overlooking the slOpiug
roof gathed bis throat horribly, and hurled
himself from the window to the pavement
below. The horrible spectacle was witnessed
by number Of passers-by. The man was
horribly managed, bus escaped immediate
death. He was living at late bOar To-
night, but 1t is hardly possible that be can
recover. De Rolscray was manager of Abe
ChromogIaphic Csrd Company. He is forty
I'VE years of age. g widower, without chill
dren, and the son of Charles de Roncray, q
highly respe C ed French citizen. and one Of
the defenders OF Baltimore at the battle OF
North Point in 1912 and 1917.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

TIE news that the condition Of Bismarck )
health is again unsatisfactory requires
khrther explanation. After Bismarck s
as1OciOus treatment OF the American hog, q
condition of health which might be unsatis-
Eaetory to him might be in the highest de-
aree satisfactory to the American people.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

Stopit now Not tomorrow, when it may
have settled dangerously on the lnngs, but
to-day, counteract that cough, heal that irri
tsied throat and prevent the progress al
pulmonary Inflammation with Hale's Homer
OF Horehound and Tar. Sold by ali drug
gists.
Pixies ToOthacie Drops cure in one min
ute.
Mammas, il yoar little ones contract skin
diseases at school, apply Glenn's Sulphur
Soap
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye. Black OF
Brown, Soc
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Robert ToRng wayIaid and Ikined-A wO.
man the Cause

BALTIMORE, May 9-Robert Young, col
ored, was brutality murdered at an early
hour this morning near John Wesley Metho-
dist Church, on the North Point road, a
few miles from this city. The col9red mem
bers OF the Church had festival last night
at the Church, and the celebration Was coA-
tinued until after midnight. Young was on
his way home from the Church festival, and
was waylaid on the road and murdered by
Henry Jones, also colored. The murderer
took his victim unawares, struck him q
terrible blow on the back of the head with
a club, and felled him 10 the ground. The
BODY was found hidden in q elump OF
bushes. After committing the murder
Jones 'eturned to the Chapel remained for
short time and left, no one knowing al
the time of the terribl. crime he had com
mitied As soon as the bo0y was found
Jones was at once suspected of the murde,
as it was stated that the two men had |
difficulty about a woman short time sin ee
Other evidence at the COrOner's inqu4s
proves that Jones committed the crime.
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Advice TO EIorheIs.

Hrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. II re-
lieyes the little sufferer az once; it produces nat
ural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain.
and tae little cheruo swskes as bright a but
ton" 1t is Very pleasant to taste. 1t sOOhes the
child, softens the gums. allays ell pain relieves
wind, requisites the bowels, and is the best known
remedy Tor diRrrhes, whether arising from teeth
Ing or other causes. Tgelty-lve gslIs bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

THE National Board of Health Is already
becoming excited about yellow fever in
New Orleans. and along the southern At
Ka1tie and Calf borders from the Potomac
70 the Mississippi River. There are no
signs of yellow fever, but the National
BoSyd don't care straw for that If it can
get up scare there will be an apparent
necessity for spending money, and that is
always in the line OF health with Republi>
can officials
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

ARTICLES.

A sum total for two years of 1926, 1880
The total imports of the United Kingdom
of the articles named, for the year 1881, from
all countries amounted to s220,93400O, OF
which the United States supplied more than
one-half, or s114. 2l1 900. 1t may be as
sumed, therefore, as we have inhmated,
that the English authorities will be more
than ordinarily cautious in dealing with the
American cattle aud beef question.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

JUsT now public attention is directed to
the wheat question, and all sorts of esti-
mates are published in regard to the crop
soon to be harvested The figures put forth
by the Department OF Agriculture are moth
ing more or less than guess work. and re-
markedly poor performances. Or, If the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16
Oueru's Cod, Liver OH jelly,

Approved by the Academy of Medicine OF New
York for coughs, colds, bronchial and tuberculsl
consumption, scr0fula and general debility. The
most mild. bland and nutritious form IL which
Cod Liver Oil can be used. and with more benefit
secured TO the patient by a single teaspoonful OF
this Jelly than by double the quantity of the
liquid oil, and the most delicate stomach viii not
reject II.
For sale By all druggists. and z. Il. Truck, 29S
Pearl street. New YORK Is
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II NeaIly Dead

after taking some highly puffed-up stu IF,
with long testimonials, turn to Hop Htters,
and have no fear of any kidney or uFiyIary
troubles, Bright's disease, diabetes az liver
complaint. These diseases can not rssj st the
curative power OF Hop Bitters; besides il is
/ the best family medicine on EARTH
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

GovEREoR BUTLBE, of Massachusetts,, is
e..sned with impeachment if he does
sOt desist from exposing Republican cor
xxptiOns in the old Bay State. Massachu
sssts is getting too much Tewksbury.
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Frightful Leap OF Baltimore Man After

BALTIMORE, May 10.-Lewi.s de Roncray,
FTeuchman by birth, and highly con-
nected socially, made desperate effort to
commit suicide to-day While temporarily de-
ranged. he went to his place Of business
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

THE Journal asks: docs assassination
payT' Chester 4. Arthur, who mounted
IEso Gsraeid's place as the Journal declared,
Soy the act OF God" fuds that it pays $50,
coo a year. with numerous opportunities. +"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

- DEANU-o1S VI AStEo'S EfsAtSh.
Mr.. II. Barny, Baggage Master o1 Eastern Rail
road. Boston. says:
Il h9ve used Hunts Remedy. the great kidney
sAd liver medicine, in my family for moz tbs. Il
was recommended by friends in Portsmouth who
have been cured of kidney troubles. aud ind II
just as represented and worth its weight In gold
Ny vile is using It for dyspepsia. aud hiss i'm
proved SO rapidly that cheeTfully indorse It as
family medicine of real merit, and would not
be without It,"
Anil u vs..
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A Card.

To eli who are suffering from tho errors and IL
1iscretions Of youth, nervous veal ness, esrIy &c
eEy, Ioss Of manhood, etc, viii send a recipe
remedy was discovered By o missionary IN South
America. Send solfeddxesSed envelope To Rev,
Joseph =. Inman. Station D. New York City.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16

Cheapest Fashion Magazine in the world.
100 large pages, four pages new music, 1000
eDgravings each issue. 50 cents per year
single copies Is cents. Strawbridge &
ClothIer 8th and Market SITS, Philadelphia.
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Cleveland, o.

The Anzelger says: "Chief Superintend-
ent Of Police J. W. Schmidt, of this city,
who has been in the service quarter Of q
century, Endorses St. Jacobs Oil as a pain
banisher. Ii cured him OF rheumatism"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-05-16
SKIN. HUMORS
EsndsrfEl Cure sfa Lad IL Years Old, Who
for 3 Years, from The Top Of His
Heaa To his Ankles, was
One Mass Of ScabS.

Ny son, lad twelve years Of age, was afictsd
with the wurtt fOrH of Eczema for a period of
eight years so virulent was IL tbs. from the top
OF his head to within few inches of his ankles he
was one mass OF scabs, which refused to yield to
any treatment thSt was attempted. Every remedy
that was suggested by fiends or physicians was
tried Ia vain. AliOpIthy. Homeopathy, kerbs,
roots, saltwater baths. asxseed poultices soaps,
Ointmeuts, and in short eve tbfDg that could De
done TO eradicate tho disorder seemed only TO sg-
gravate II. and the ehild's life became burden to
him, and the expense of the various experiments
was constant Grain upon eur resources.
Ny wife. reading the advertisement OF the Cuti-
cura Remedies in one OF the daily papers. re-
solved to make one more attempt at n cure THE
disease was now sncrcach3ng upon his face, and
seemed iacursble). gave reluctant consent to
the proposal. and an interview wss tOught with a
most thorough examin as1oa OF the case and prom.
lied cure without The least hesitation b. the
Use OF your Cuticuras Remedies. n one week
there was a marked change; the raw and angry
sores began tn grow pale and along the Onter
edges scaled OIL, and astme wore on they began
20 disappear entirely until at the present writing
the only yestige Is small spot upon the fore
arm scarcely visible Gu fast disappearing.
Thus after eight years of expense aud anxiety,
We have tie intense satisfaction at seeing the
chilos skin fair and smooth as X WAS before
this dreadful outsne0Es disorder 'aitscked MIN.
Sincerely your2,. CHAS. EAYRE HINHLE.
2i9 Paramount Ave-. jersey City Heights. \. J.
Childhood and youth are the periods when
such diseases Yield most readily TO those unfail-
the new blood purifier and Cuticura aud Cuticu-
"a Soap, the great skin cures Price Cuticura.
snail boxes. so cts, large boxes, S1.O0 9uticuTs
Resolvent 81 90 per bottle; CuticuTa Soap, Csc;
Cuticura Shaving Soap, 15c. Sold b. all druggists.
Potter Drug and Chemical Go Boston.
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ON THURSDAY, gaE 7-Eb 1919,

Ard continue frora day to csv until all of
said property is disposed of In the mea l.
ime the retaG trade Of said bushes estah-
lishment will not be interrupted and all
orders fer ice, either by telephone. pos al
card or otherwise. 10 Sseeg & 3sFnhRzner's Abb
stract Offlce. - aud l55 Ihorrs Blook, or the
Northwestern, Lake leo Compsny's CEEce. 2:6
IVES; Sixth street, Will receive prpmpt attention.
Retail prices established at fifteen cents per
100 pounds for hotels, butchers crealbeIies and
restaUTa 81 the first Mass, twenty cents per 100
pounds for saloons ana boarding houses aud
fifty cents IsT 400 pounds for private consumers
and all such contracts will be carried Out for tn
entire season of 1888.
Any further information concerning ssid estate
and prope-ty 10 be sold will be given in answer
TO telegram, letter or personally at NY Office, IL
and Is Thorpe Block, indianapolis. Ind.
WILL +. A. BERNHAMER,
Administrator OF George Suffers Estate.
JOHN G. PAYNE. Auciioneer.
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nCE.
Five thouso-, .or,.o, a..

Five thouse7d tons-of ice on L n gssblh la1d. 70
be- removed on or before Oc cher 10Th. 1883,
TITS ice is of the best quality ,ureIy packed in
seven houses the vpest pss3, : a private rail
roa1 switch, ttesongiDg io>-fd 90 ate ZOE the pur
pose OF use). outhe west si5e If The C.. l. 81. L.
ana e. Rairoeofrack, immediate " SCUM of Fall
Cree4. Contents OF each n ne } be sold separ-
atelya
Two thousan6-fve huldrse 20 Is Of FIRST class
ice veil packed Ia three.sspasEte houses. situate
on Lot9.in BurkharC's heirs ii, sion i'm rredi
ate sSEth of theLangsdaie LnEss q des cr1bed-
Ito be removed ~ Decerz ter J, lss 3.
One thousand two hundred tsrfst fi-e fgrop OF
1881. In pew doutfe house seongss and ad min
ing tue last described three h1,ua s. (To- be re-
moved ~ November 1st 1852 s
Seven uDdred ionsOf ise IN son n house on
Lot 5. In said BurkhRrtis sr1tIsf 7sis;sra
Three hundred fons of ffrs- 81 40. "a omen ECnso
on north ride of last descTibe1' hrsaea
The ice In both of these hntlses Is securely
packed. and must bs'TeDoveG D5 De oenber st
1888.
III ice in the seven houses Iast a.E rfbed stu
ate on Burahart land, - purchased Ihe same
person or persons who pnrchsse Bad hart lease
time Of rem oval will b. exzenta Jzrssn Soven Der
10th, 1884,
One thousand two hundred sndifsfey to8s ofice
in two sepsrEte houses, cae' contaiziu z 40 and
the other $50 tons of ice on the v7ess b ok of the
calsal, south Of seventh or sutter - eet. TO DO
sold senarately, and to 30 -re10 Ted Syl kcsmber
list, 1893.
Rixht of ingress and egress II rernorei e within
the time stated In each case guaranteed
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NOIICE is heretesgixea to the citizens OF the
In Twenty-Fifth Ward. in the City of Indian
apOlis Center I ow Eship. Marion County. Indiana,
that /, Wa. Curry a male inhsabitant of Ss,,i
wsrd. over the age OF twenty-one years. win
apply TO the Board of County Commissioners Of
said County as their June meeting. for a Ii
eense TO sell for one year. spirituous, vInOus and
malt liquors, in less quantity than quart et a
time. with the PSiyilege of allowing the same 70
be drank on my premises.
The precise location OF the premises whereon
desire 70 sell said liquors is described as follows:
Lot No. 80 MeKeTnan L. Pxerce's subdivision OF
outlot No. l2l and known as No. rs West Ne
Carly street, in the City Of Indianapolis, Center
Township. Marion County, Indiana
my 9gSw (slrnedD WV. CURRY.
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HORSES AND MULES.
'EARNE.ss

Four head of horses aud eleven heels0F nu Ies
all now being used Ia the delivery OF !cS BY AID
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Cancers and other Tumor.

Cancers and Other Iumors
are treated with unusual success by World:
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo. n
Y. Send stamp for pamphlet.
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Thsrsdsy,. Juse 9TH, nss, at O'Clock P. NJ,

All the personal propczfy az MID deceased en-
bIaeed IN inventories nC'noef n Two CD and foar
and consisting OF
Che Lease from ]. n. ". Rangscsle. dated Feb
rusry s. 1879, and recorded in Mortgage Record
NO l02, rage los. which le.sse ca psrss Move Der
i, lse3, ice houses and conte1K snG all personal
property or leased premi,es With rant OF ihgress
and esress 10 remove ice and .ce hoGets and per-
sonsl properly reserved, (.stare ID pay remit.
one Aesse Tom Susan Burkitart ct a. TO George
suffer. datec August 81, lSs4 e. record In Mort
gage Record We. ~. psge 2. apd renewed BY q
suoseq ueut lesse Gated October 81 IsS9 and re-
corded N Mortgage RecO No. -, No.
=. ton May ID. RsS). which Ease expires on
November 3lst, 1885 aud including all privileges
sod apprEtenaucss, except II gE5WjnE ezCps of
IseS. together " sh TIE right remove tie ice in
houses on-or before Dacember u 1855 and 10 re-
move all other psrsoDsl Proa Sty- on or before
July IA, SIS, vita rigAt Of IL gre sand e9Tess as
well a. right of waY 70 and iron Ia gSdele houses
70 remove same, aud right Co har Nest sai1 crops
$40 ice therein reserved, estate paying al rent
ID to the e1 asfatioz'0i said leSs :.
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ICE TOOLS

One Buckeye mower one hay ted,. one hay
rake, plows, harrovs scythes, cradles .slckles,
eve in large VARIETY
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Administrator Sale.

In pu-suaAee Of Section 2,s75 Of tie Revised
statutes OF 49, of the state II indians, tne un-
cerslgned. APPOINTED by the Marion Circiait Court
administration 81 the estate az George SU4er In %
OF saio County. deceased, viii expose as public
sale al the late residence Of sid deceased at the
corner OF sixth street q d the Mich gan Road, IN
the lily of Indianapolis. In CsDSer TowDship,
lano al sucn places N the immediate vlcinisy as
me properly Is situsts), in Marion County, Ind8-
ana, On
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AGRICULTURAL IMsEExEars-

Five sets Of double harness. two sets os single
harness, saddles brides collars, wbipf, brushes
carry combs. fly nets. csc.
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ICE HCysR.

Seven ice houses on LsagsdsleiRnd, q bove
FER cd to- with packing in walls. 70 bsr emov
between October 18th ana Maven SeT lEL lass,
sooner If all ice has been renewed, toJes Did a
whole and entirety.
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-Four Zoe plows. two hand Plows. 90 nerkers
saws. baTs, chisels, grsppleS I 81 srisans scales
ropes. pulley, ishUtss, pike-f.Yles. hooks. Tar
paulins, etc, embracing ia all over se9 separate
articles.
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WAGONS. BUGGIE5 AND .o2aREAa Is.

whole and entirety.
WAGONS, BUGGIE5 AND .oA3RTAa ES.
Seven ice delivery wagons Of the Nortber } Lake
and Northwestern Lake Ics-CCInpGny, tOl ie sod
separately. with the provi,o. thstif asy' If said
wagons purchased By = oIfh7ent S<-f or
persona, than the ore purchasing he goCd ali in
business. the lettering scnAaTfGgoas ID ~ be re-
moved before said wagons leeye the eEsesz On OF
the administrator.
One platform sprirg wagon
One side bar buggy.
One farm wagon.
One gravel wagon, aud
One family carrisges
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MISCELLANEOUS
GOOD WILL IN - d.

CARPENTER TOOLS os3ce furniture. sssPes. 70
shovels. one Hall safe, etc. en0rcsl3Ss oseT
separate articles.
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Sims of s. and under cash J. mana over - and
under 500, in three months -zIyar $50 i'd 2nder
s. GO, one-half in three MONTHS auEt3he remain
der in six month D. over 81, G0SGc ander s. Coz.
on e-third IN three months, cDt-thsri IN six aud
hi in uine zaOntbs on all SUES over So 90,
oue-fourth in three. one fourth Ia sfE, oaefcurth
In Line and one fourth in twelve uOnihs-@ll de-
fegred payments 20 be sec sref - notes waving
reliet IRON valuation and splreis. rnent lsws,
be sTi0g per cent interest AFrEE 7asATURITg. and
with sufficient szTeies to the up. oval OF tie ed
aniuistrefor.
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BaGGAGE MAsrERT1 PRAISE

Hotel Goldsmith, lHs- fremont Street, Boston
April Is, 1888.
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embracing about GO customers IL thseSty 81 In
diana polls, together with the srks of tn
Northern Lake and Horthw stem B2S9- Zoe Com
panies, with full lists OF pstroas. smorat con
suIDed. prices paid etc., IS shown ~, he Com
pauy' books.
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TlRMS OFSALR.

I Ten acres of meadow. twenty-i5ro. 1orss
growing corn. eight acres Of oats IA fel2. an
other held crops.