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PERSONAL,

-MRs. CHARLES Il. TowLE, wife of the
genial correspondent OF the Boston IrdCckiey,
10 very III.
Mr.. o. O. SrEALEY, the correspondent,
win mako New York his headquarters until
after the November election.
SECRETARY CHANDLER left tho city
this morning for New York and thence to New
Hampshire. Rear Admiral Nichols Will act as
Secretary until his return.
JUSTICE HARLAN, who is said to be
very much Interested In the appointment OF q
successor 10 Judge Drummond, called with
the latter upon General Gresham at the Treas
ury yesterday.
"A LETTER Just received from General
Brady, now at Muncie, Ind, states that his
Wife Is again so very Ill that hor life Is almost
daily despaired OF. Ii seems that her illness
must prove fatal.
HOUSE POSTMASTER DALTON will go
10 Indiana within few days TO engage In tho
campaign. He mas been delayed In departing
by the illness which has reduced his strength
and made him look like au Invalid. Ho Is now
growing stronger, however.
Mr.. FRENCH WHITEcoTToN, of San
Antonio, Tex, who has sold eighty.nve horses
~ mis- city during the last two months, left for
home last night. He will stop In Scott County,
leuni the land or his birth, 10 500 his rela.
liyos, whom he has not seen for fifteen years.
Ir, Whitecotton is one OF the most successful
stock men in Texas.
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MR.. sEGUsA,s DILEMMA.
He Wants Light from the Postomce
Department..

P. II. segusa, of New Iberia, La, writes a
complaint to the Postmaster.Gene lie for
wards q duplicate OF q notice served on the
postmaster OF iberia by himself, onIoinlng
HIM from delivering his mail as clerk of court
OF tho arish to.a pretended incumbent.
He says that he was elected at tho last
election as County Clerk, Notwithstanding
which, his competitor, Democrat, was
counted In. He then got out an Injunction
from the court against the Democrat, prohibit
Ing him from taking possession Of tho ofllce.
In spite OF that injunction he was unlawfully
Ousted by mob of State troops and his OPP
ronent placed In possession OF the office.
Tho Supreme Court OF tho State has lately
granted an order relnstatine him in ofllJe.
The incumbent still refuses to surrender tho
Office OF county clork. And tho postmaster Mt
Iberia refuses In the face OF the Courts de.
county clerk to the complainant, but delivers
It TO the alleged Incumbent. Mr., Segusa wants
tCsknOw what to do about II.
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AND THUS THEY GET DEE.

A Man With wrath in Hts EEenrt
ana n Deadly weapon in His Hand
Fined SO.
Charles Clinton, n bad.looking colored man,
was before Judge Smell this morning on COM
plant OF Mary Clinton, his wife.
~ only charge this man with simple assault,
Your Honor" said Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas. "He cut at his wife with knife, but
didn't cut her. He cut the back OF her dress,
however,"
The defendant promptly pleaded guilty to
the charge, and n fine OF So was imposed.
IN the defendant had been charged with
carrying concealed weapons, the lowest lne
would have been $40. In view OF tho large
number OF murders and deadly assaults with
Knives and pistols, their use In assaults
should be visited with the extreme penalty OF
the law.-ED. CRITIC.1
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Streams and wells arc fast drying up in
Petersburg, Va, and adjacent counties. Dit.
nculty is experienced In some sections to get
water for the cattle. Tho farmers claim that
tho corn and tobacco crops arc damaged from
one.thlrd to one'half. In some OF tho coun-
ties the tobacco is being cut down and tho
age done TO the peanut crop Is said to DO Inn
mense,
The Washington Cadet Corps has elected
tho following officers @, A. Fleetwood, MAJOR
hrthus Brooks, captain Company Az j. Il.
tain Company q; Sergeant A. l.. Alexander,
lieutenant Company Al Sergeant II. NJ, LaWes,
lieutenant Company d, ana Sergeant II. W.
DaVl1ge, lieutenant COMPANY o. The corps
expects TO parade 1876 men on Thanksgiving
day.
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PERTINENT PARAGRAPHS.


THE stated meeting of the Presbytery of
Washington city is to-day held In tho Hyatts-
VILE Church.
JUSTICE Cox resumed his seat in the
Equity Court this morning, and has calendar
of thirty-nine cases before him for the october
term.
WALTER ToLLIvER, colored, was sem
fenced by Judge Smell this morning to six
months In jail for seriously injuring Solomon
Slomberg.
THE first parlor meeting of the season of
lha W. O. I. U. VIII be held tomorrow by the
ladies at their new headquarters, GIG Eighth
street northwest.
In consequence of the continued sickness,
OF Chief Justic, Cartier the General Term met
To-day and adjourned TO Friday next without
uansacting eny business.
HEALTH OFFICER TowNsHEND has
turned over to the Collector OF the District $50,
being the amount collected as pound fees dur
Ing the month Of September.
BY n bill in equity, filed for Hubbard
u. Mcdonald and against Eugenia Llttleneld
and others, tho complainant asks partition OF
lot L, square 81, and distribution of the pro-
ceeds.
j. WALTER MITCHELL has filed an an
swer TO his wife's petition. He denies her
allegation, charges drunkenness and other
crimes against her and says he Is willing g
support her and the children.
NAVAL CONSTRUCTOR S. II. PooK has
been relieved from duty at the Navy Yard In
Navy,Yard, relieving Naval Constructor Philip
Hichbohn, who Will succeed him here.
. MARIA II. LUsBY has petitoned for
divorce from Samuel II. Lusby, charging him
with adultery, cruelty and abandonment, and
Mary Alice johnson seeks divorce from Henry
II. Johnson because he has deserted her.
IN the Court in General Term to-day, on
recommendation of the, Examining Commit
tee, Mr.. william NJ. Williams was admitted to
the bar and the applications OF Messrs. II. E.
L. White, George W. Albaugh, OF Baltimore,
ard VIII Haight were referred to the Examln,s
Ing Committee. ss.s.fAi
WHEN Noah was IN the.yArk Young
Ham was always play s!eks on the old gen.
that there was wateR NJ Ahe cellar aud they
had all caught. eoftl fhen It dawned on Nolh
that be hgdomitted TO SECURE supply OF DR..
Bullsa cough Syrup, which he always used.
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AUCTION BALES.
A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
I. O1S Il street northwest.

IL A. MCINTYRE, Real Estate Broker,
u. O1S street northwest.
BY virtue Of a deed OF trust, dated August
u, 1888, and recorded In Liber 1858, folio
go etseq, Of the land records OF tho District
OF Columbia, and at the request OF tho party
secured thereby, shall sell at public auction,
IN front OF the premises, on SATURDAY, OC.
TOBER lS, 1881, at 1:30 O'CLOCK Z. NJ, all
mat certain piece OF ground known as lot mum.
square three hundred and thirty-slx 1886, in
the city Of Washington.
Terms One.third cash and balance In ono
and two years, at six per cent. A deposit OF
500 required Mt time Of sale. Conveyanclng
and recording at purchasers cost. Terms TO
DO complied with In ten days, otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost Of defaulttng pur-
chaser after Ave days advertising.
EDWIN A, MCINTYRE,
Trustee,
JOHN SHERMAN Il CO.,
AuCtlOueera, OC(i. cod Glg
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT Justice Cox. - Barrett vs..
Middletoni time for tlling answer extended
ten days. HELEN va. Allen restraining order
continued until further orders Hodge vs..
Smith ct al; bill dismissed as 10 certain do
PENDANTS. United States vs.. Smoot; receiver
allowed access TO house. Chaplin We. Longhenyi
security for costs by complainant dorsey re-
quired.
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iYANTED-RoomS.

NTANTED-ROOMSs AND BOARD FOR
w small family or three unfurnlshed rooms
for light housekeeping, within four or Ave
blocks OF Patent ONCE. Address W. W., Critic
office. Oc6,3t7
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Mr.. William Tindall, secretary to tho
Commissioners, has written letter TO Mrs.
Sara j. Spencer, In regard TO her suggestion
ilat the next Conference OF Charities be In
vl,ed to hold their next annual meeting horo,
IN which no says the Commissioners undor-
stand that such an invitation Will be extended
IN their name,
Two wild Texas steers escaped from the
central stock'ynrds I'm Jersey City yesterday.
lhey FIRST knocked down two men named Ger
etdlne and Tralnor. Then one OF the steers
hutled out the ahow.wlndow OF O. u, Konnedy's
tempted 70 stop them aud was tossed Into the
hlf, MS chest being torn open. George Irie, q
nnfoker, was knocked down and trampled upon.
MIr, terdle Van Tassel was knocked down and
probably fatally Injured, one of the steers
was hhaiIy captured ana the other was shot.
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"AIderneY nnirx Mnrnna.n

Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morn.
Ing and delivered in y ID "ward" prints, 45c.
per 10. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &C. per at. Cream, 16c. per pint.
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"ANTED-ALADY IN OFFICE WANTS AN
w honest, willing woman, either white OF
colored, 10 90 general homework for a family
OF throoi must stay at nights. Apply at O2OP
W, ". w, ocO.3t"
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VYTANTED A Settled, RELIABLY WutrI,
w woman es chambtrmald and to do plain
sewing In II private family. Apply, with refer.
ences, at 1901 80. H.. A. oc7 ne
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JOHN SHERMAN Il co,
AngtIpnanra
DOWNING, Auctlonocr.

I,..- .-.-...
BY virtue OF decree OF the District OF Co
lumbla, passed on tho lth day OF March, 4. D.
1871, In equity cause NO. Ol3O wherein j. a.
y. Oreswell OF al, Commissioners OF tho II. $, &
II, co. were plaintiffs, ana Joseph Brooks OF
al. were defendants, and also by, virtue OF an
Oluer passed IN tho above entitled cause on
lh9 O,h day OF August, A. ID. lsS J, VIII ,rsN
sen et pubic auctloh, IN front OF thee NfJ
premises, on MONDAY, Octoper ~, ISSl,Ssts,
al O'Clock p. M inc following -uescriDou
rem estat9 IN the county, OF Wasnlhgton' Dis
tict vi Soiunpla, 70 wiz; i.ot uV ~, ~ LII
"a IN section hulnDereu one - III I tne suD
utntHiUn VI tio ~ ~ u1 , ". az
Goruing 10 rue Ples mere on ne IN inc 9icS Oh
~ C SIurNpyol VI ""shins'on NouuU' Dl9'tio'
VI ,r.sa ~ .,o nae .n,r, 80 ,ro ,,.,,,,,
,aua1, W ss,o5 a., ~ W. tIS 80
,,Onti o ,uiip iosni ,ntorost ,bo,aai, ~ ,bo
niU ,.aim WIN iesel intoLGst tnetoon. Or U1e
p uhVno7els' at tholt optiOu' hay pay I'LL III
casn .-o 4, ,., , 49,. -,
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UTANTED-FoR GENERAL HOUsEWORK,
w ailrstclass, reliable womani good wages
ana good homo. Call at 90 u st. u. O., near
Capitol ocG,3tH
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
ya,s1,,NEw WORKERS, ATTENTION I

Hsfzsa
The New York Republican Association Will
continue 10 hold nightly sessions until further
notice for election OF now members only, at
their rooms, No. $50 street northwest. A
supplemental list OF members entitled 10 no.
duced rates VIII be filed with Railroad Com.
mission, as per agreement, not later than
October 20. orders for eaid tickets can be
secured at the rooms every evening until No
vembcr ], 1884.
HENRY W. ANDREWS,
- President.
J. L. II. WINFIELD,
Secretary. oc0 eoDt
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ZOE RENT--hflscaLLnneous.

NOR RENT-sTABLE WITH TWO STALLS.
A. Apply at No. 413 NJ 81. n. W, oc1,3tT
StToRE FOR RENT AND FIXTURES FOR
- sRle good location for any business; cor
ner Now Jersey avenue and II street. Inquire
on the premises. Oc1,3tt
HowE's BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 7ths at.
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WTANTED-A FlRSTCLAss COOK AND
w housemald; must have beat references:
white. Address D. d., Critic office. ocB,3tH
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WANTED-Two hNDs AND AN AP.
w, prentice at Miss Il. T.. Smiths dress.
mnaklng establishment, 100 f ct. n. W., "a
uo0t lloht, ocO,3t"
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WANTEp- IMMEDh TELY, A COOP CoOT
w and chambermald (coloredl. civ Teger>
ences. Apply at GOO n b.. NV. oc7,3t@
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WTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN 10 NURSE
w one child aud make herself generally
usetul; also, woman 20 cook, wash aud iron;
references required. Apply at nrBt house on
Columbia road, head Of Nineteenth ST., above
the boundary, OcI3tF
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F0R EXCHANGE.

VIZ ANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones ut Buffers Stove Exchange,
Sor 9th and X; smoky chimneyn cured or no
hOuqht a.
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w hNIED-A WOMAN TO COOK, WASH
w hhn ron nonebut competent servant
~ aPl'Iyi also, stay " nights. Apply az 2lg
4 bls us We Oc-.gt1
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WTANTED-AF GRsr-CLAss COOK. PLEASE
SITS. Rachel Brow. ocd,Btf
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]. l.. II. WINFIELD,
Secretary,
- LIQUOR LICENSE NOTICE.

tsN~i-s1
AssEssoRs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Oct. /, 1891.
]. Applications for liquor license for tho
license year beginning NOVEMBER 1 NEXT
should DO presented as soon as possible, to In
sure action before the eXperation Of tho pres
Ont license year, and must BIO accompanied by
the certificate OF tho Collector OF Taxes that
the applicant has deposited In his office the
requisite license fee.
2. Applicants for liquor license must comply
with existing requirements of law In submit
ting their applications, and no license Will
BIO Issued except at tho discretion OF the
Commissioners.
.. All applicants who shall engage In, or who
shall continue, said business after tho explra-
ton OF present license,wi do 80 at their peril,
as In all cases where the application shall, for
any reason, fail they VIII DO prosecuted under
the existing laws, and the money deposited
for license Will be held TO pay any flne which
the court may impose upon trial.
BY order OF tho Commissioners, d. o.
ROBERT Z. DODGE,
oc3,8t Assessor, d. q.
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WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Wy, housework for IL small family. Apply
NJ VIZ Il ST. ~. W. opf lfH
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w girl Tor light housekeeping; must under.
stand cooking. Apply Immediately TO Mrs. G..
W. Gibbons, 317 1ia 81. NV Oct MS
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NTANTED.-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
w work for a small family; must DO rell-
uDIc, Apnly NJ lOS u 81. u. ". OCl ~
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GRBERTAKERS.
ADDIRON DAY.

PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND GA BINET
MAKER.
Ready-mAde Collins, Caslketh and shroudh, No.
9OI "a b., corner Of O. W, Branch Store, 64i
MAS. ave, N, W. Orders promptly executed ~
reasonable rates. fBli
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UTANTED-A GOOD GIRL OR WOMAN no
w do general Homework for small fam
ly; pleasant location; new. and convenient
house. call at once NJ 10 Fourth ST. q. a.,
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NTANTED-Ar TEMPLE CAFE, NINTH
w stn opposite Patent onlce, ono first
class pastry cook bring roferences. oei.3Ln
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HANIED--heLp--kamnle.

Advertisements Of Three lines under mi.
Inserted three times iorf5 oenta. '''''
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WTASTED -- A COMPETENT WOMAN,
w white or colorod, to cook, wash and
IRON; nrstclass references required. Apply
before > Il. m. on Monday at 1911 Corc5ran
II. NV. oct-3tp
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B. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN,

eal SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Hhe public 10 respectfully notified that am no
longer ~ sc2 Y st., but o21 Seventh street q. W,
MAKO no mistake. II. Y. HARVEY.
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NXTANTED-BY A COLoRED WOMAN,
w washing and plain sewing TO do at home.
pleRse call NJ 1923 q 81. n. W.
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BIBB's
"NEw BALTIMORE 1857 LATRoDE.


The only Latrobe embellished with tiles and
conforming with tho prevailing style Of In.
terror decoration,
For sale by the loading denlers. oco.gt
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UTANTED-A SITUATION AS HO USEKEEP.
w or by widow without any iucum-
ORANGES. Apply at 1908 Washington street,
Georgetown.
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NTANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE,
w dressmaking or plain sewing % take
homo; win accommodate ladies' by calling on
them TO NJ garments II required. Call on or
address Miss F., 90 Sixth st. s.w.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER.
w maid by respectable girl Call at %
Ninth st between East Capitol and A SITS. n. Q.
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WTANTED-A SITUATION BY A CoLoRED
w girl TO cook, wash and iron. Apply at
1t0 O-street alley.
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Wv iron. Apply at p. az il st. n. ". oe7,5t
NTANTED-COO DO TO 800, NrRsEg,
w chambermalds,t general workers, men
cooks, scrub girls, farfphand 8, work Ing house.
Keepers ana Ojhor Help, with references
Price COomba, llcenH agents, O2O L az, n,
W. nc-' A.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS COPYIsrs BY
w two young ladies'. Address A. E., City
POatOllce. -
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WAIVED Sltuabons--FemaIe.

advertisements OF 3 lines under the head OF SIT
uRlIOns MAmtnG are lnnerted 2 llmes f-el.
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WANrED-TO THOSE IN wkNToF HELP
wv or situations for mechanical trades, book
Keepers, travelling or store statesmen, ladies In
stores or Offices teamBiers, labnrprs, ianitOrs,
cooks, nurses and all positions OF trust apply to
central licensed Office for this and principal
cities. 500 H. ~ ". W. saiO
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HowEs BUSINESS sOH0oL, 5l7 7th st.
WANTED---Houses.

ANTED-TO BUY-A SMALL HOUSE FOR
w cash or exchange some ground for n
house ana pay the difference. Inquire at Cpl
II st. n. G. oCi.3tT
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BAETED-RelB--HaIe.

Advertisements Of Three lines under this head
Inserted three times fer Is cents
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VXTANTED-A. POSITION AS COPYISr OR
w clerk In a store by n young lady; good
referonces.r Address Industry, Critic ONCE,
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UTANTED-BY A QUIET, MIDDLE.AGED
w business man, cheap furnished room
IN small family; west OF State Department
preferred. Address Homo, Critic ollce. ocO3tN
TANTED-DY OCTOBER 10, THREE OR
w four unfurnished rooms, for hOusekeop-
ing, In quiet family; references exchanged.
Address Rooms, Critic oncc. ocB,3F
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-11-21

HerTho lecture ~ Rev q . ~
~ ~ Mined, 81 me ~ + church, ~
WsS~esdsv hight 20 most ENJOY 49,
compS~ed > 49,
...s-..~s or vrc;sssious from huWo ~
....s'.-s mich kept The sud'enre -
$3.50. ..cod. II ncilrsl abcus 80 wnic'
"A M :.r.1le5 10 ward fund he l~dse
ere ralsIug % complete sne '"S ,, 49,
church. and fuvnjsh Y wuh Ut
sndIrncs wonId have been m"en w..
M shs occasIon been properly sdve'
tised.
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- The ostendance at The Coon'y ~.
.s,s.,e shls = esk of about Is Inirllecsua'
Isdira and gentlemen. capnh!e - or'nt
~.n,ders 81 society. ha~ aided greatly
\. ,h. : nnesr.nce of eur little town, no
|,neis eoclesy we hope will leaves 'ns'i.s
;.ssses~lon for good. They Seem 70 =
enjo, Ing themselves. and having o'
|.shIe meeting. and Ne hope they ~ u
| IL % well pleased Thai hey w'i eo"'
axniu.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
RE Al E6TAIEs

- 0T1CE a hereby given That sue w.
IN 6ersfsucd Commissioners, appt1nteo
~ ~ Circuit Court Of Dubois county
n 5s... II 4 suit for The partition o'|
,,-.s rssese. wherein Martha 8 DIXON
"A. c..ss q. Dixon, Pendelton Wt!ho!'
= a sre nl~imsilEt. and Calico WtIno'
~ a. nre defendansa, will eel q fuo
III Auction. by order o. eHsd S'rcu'
Court. On q . premises. o. -.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER so'h. 'ee>
I,hc fo,lowIne described Real Essa!e
situated IN Dubois county, State q Auo''
lana. lo-wit:
80, " she vet half n The north &C.
u .,.sser ~ eection No. tbIrty-three &C.,
s"wnehlp No. one ~, south ms ~
1--we Is, Wesl. more par!'r"'evsy N.
la ~ lolI0we. vix: Comu'e"ss"E ~
X noIn, o. he north line ~ ea'n esc' ~ \
4 four n, chains and twensy'Ioss ~
eesi of the U0rlh wee' c"snes ~ ~
n -aIi west half ~ The north eas qo.rse'
: v....lmv thence eass On eaId llme steve
4 n, chains and IL (o) links % . e'or
l..sri.a .Ar. tlence soulh twenty ~
y Icn.,me soo Spn (1O) lInke e 3 s'"'
y =, .,reS ~. ohence oaal IVA q cna..
M 800 f1O limke 70 = olnue msrke1 ~
e |shemce sonlh ~ ~ go, we g ~
\ sIrhsv (oO) arre tract. nineteen ~
eIcIsIms r. Y ssone q she soulh eaee co'n
~ ~ wers half or she north eass quart
!. IN ssld srclIon. .hence wess - ~ =; =.
" \. c,Inm lIms sixseen 40 cha'ns e"a e'k
.'sI1as ilmks. thenre North - ll"o v.r:'
!. Nm IN wees line % Tho 49, wce' v
4, - ,he notsh rast quarter: thirty niue q
\. rhsiws sud hnsy..Ix - !'nks g
n place ~ hssI"nlnr. ec.':lnl"s ~. y -:
~ srres more ~ Ie~e. Brlnx r.rs q
~ WiIh.'it farm. one "si|' we~' r 4 spsF
~ Txrns a. cALR: Oue'sh'ro q
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80, MI .sloner'6 approval.
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