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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
FnKEE or THE FoolE0.


Some % tbs hanY Sehsrss Resorts5
to Yesterday ana ho~ they Worked.
Al Fools' Day - universally eeisbrsted
Ne cits yesssE.iag and uzny Of the fooled
bad laagnzDie sSperiS1css. Aul0Lz ether
schsAss noted ms ~iosded eigaF h-id
srOn4aent pL-ce. Detsetlse ChNs. Moran
presented . hIle Havana - Polics COart
Clsrs t0zsr. Ibe serbs lad il ssias for
future 4ss sten s1-repOrteF HAM stepped
a., spisd Il aad. asual, sspfoprislsd u -
as 0su Use. The match 49, applied and
tbs reporter sst do~n TOR dslghtful smoke.
II sent 0ff qaiek. and hs1d the ~lnd0- nOt
been closed tbe room would have missed one
occupant
John HznssDs. rhe florist found hand
some lady's hand -satchel On Paris avenue
With honest intentions be carried his treas
ars - Police Headquarters. reported his DIS
cOsery 10 the CLERK and was about 10 leave,
@hen y. B. asked II be had opened the
treasure. Upon opening II the familiar
words we're found written upon a large slip
Of paper. The reticaie Vas minus a handle
bat Mr.. Hansens's children will play With II
hereafter.
j. Barth nailed a pocket book 10 the side
walk IN front OF his place of business al s.
Monroe street. Ii looked entieing aRd Pc
destrians tried IN vain 10 obtain the treasure.
People alighted from their carriages to Sc
cure IL. A lame man came along, discover
ed the prize, made one determined grab for
1t, wrenched II from its fastening, winked
knOwingly al the reporter, showed 1t III his
pocket and walked away. 1t was valued at
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished daily from the Office of W. r.
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Martin Gezon % Patrictk shields. part Of
lot II. !. II. Browns add ...... s.. .a5O
Anthony Small 20 Bartel Jonker. To- f. east
and vest by to r. north and south ia 80
cor 10 n. Trezent's sub .-.- ....-.-. .... 1850
Edmund Hoppin= 70 John :. Long. lot ,,
blk =. Scrihner 4 Turner'S add .......- loo
James Il. tiulhford 10 Oscar ID. Porter lot
o. Doibee's add -.... ...- .--... 20
Denton A. Seith 70 William J. Smith. "A.
a acres n = sw % sec. -, Sparta .... 90
ises G. Pitch tO joseph q. Martin. n. ~
acre. =. = - = Of sec. ~. Byron ..--..-. 50
William II Galloway u John r. Aizener.
y acre on se- l.. wyoming ..-.- .--...- 40
Isaac Eyer - Nicholas 6ost = > ne fr. = IT
sc. d Scion ..---.--. ..-..----.-.. l,9f
Maggie l. Miller by guardian. 70 Noah
Crocker. usd. = az q II sec. n, Byron. Lis
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
TO~h TALk


lAe Lasielaa slfaet "a =. cfarch VII hoid
foeiAi tlls evening
Sine loal- pi ~ tnh three ot Eood we're
upal The marssi yesterday al 40 -. u.
te.a f..r.. .l...Iss... 80 h. th. Essiaao
...l.Ii.i.,l. f.ir ..,IIeet.lr - tus second Ward
~. 80. f.,,,l.ff ~ u. Cse.a .ts@st
All ..,8 f.t,,s.l -..., - a..r r,l, y..-tsrd.,.
s u. -
M - - - -. -.
-. II
'-s -'e s'..,.'.e '...,s - - ~.
~. - ~
$50
The 81 trt'iii ''',A-,l 80 .,l@ i.s--.f
meeting - lAe f'''ii7 % Ai''ifoS '-feet lHia
hhiir AZ tifa i4 'tl4lel htsAus "ofa-
yesterday tnlfes Essorid lqaI tNo nngefs Of
his ieft hand
Louis r. Hunt. cllg sad Dhauncey Leon
ard. 3f -a11 l-lae. Fere commissioned -
nottrles yesterday.
Henry smith Na- arrested b. tifiicef H.
seotes sn OTTAWA street yesterday for being
drunk ana Jlsordedg
"a. a. ... .., ........f ~ h-..L,,,.. mt, i.
A. : f-....'-. ...... 'i....f..s.,.7 i, a.
pic. fra-t S.-t-r-t,,
49, ..'...t Is.......,,....., ..t,,-
~ - n -.
49,
Is can no longer pe ,iouptrd that oifiis =
hefe. The sweet oiarncc7 from hand
ofgan Fere heard yesterday
Nrs. ". X. CoraaIiu.. aged ~. - south
DtgI.i5u street. : reported o. tho Board
~ Health a. ll with measles.
The Foreign Missionary society OF the
Disislon street M b charch held IL month
h, ro..fi,l.. e..sf.r.l,.. afternoon.
l., - 49,. r,,.s..... a
81. . -, Il = ...,,..s.,-. a. -
- 49, r - = ,r,," -. '0'
~'e F"1'- ~
Many of tne deies-lte7 20 TOE ftrioh con
ycntions expect an ail night session tonight.
and iaik % taking lheis lunches WITH them.
The Gfeenh hacker. .+rnu.evuinp." and not
a fes Dsmacraf- lrs greatly displeased with
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
= MASONIC PRESENTATION.


a WORTHY Brother Receives Visible
Tokens q esteem ano Friendship
sf-ciaj lasetinz "a Gsaa3 River Lodge,
No 81 + A. 81 @as hsi1 l4sl evening for
tbs purpose ~ presenting hon- Isaac h
Parrish ~Ith a Pasf Masters JsseL Ihs
is@ei aas pFesspted ~lth . fe~ well-ohosen
remarks - Hsn. Crawford Angsli, after
@hich Brother John y. Jennings stepped
forx ard zud, Ia behalf II The lodge, pre-
ssnted him with q beautiful collar aid apron.
TIE latter articles we're of the EaOst elegant
desenplo2s and we're designed and executed
Ia Mr. Jeuniugss establishment The col
lar ls Of nch blue velvet 9TH jewellsd star
Ia the point. aud rich border Of silver lace
aud silver fringe. On either side l. leaf
design Ia silver bullion embroidery. The
apron was OF white mOire antique with a
border Vi blue brocadsd satin. and heavy
cord and tasseils. In the esnter Is pair "
cOmpasses and guage with q large leSelled
star ia the eenger, all Of gold and silver bal
lion. A laurel wreath IN gold bullion sur
rounds the 0lnblems and IN each corner Of
the = bite j. a blue rOsette with jewelled
center. over All l. border of silver lace
with fringe. The Judge may well be proud
of these beautiful tokens of his brethren {
friendship and esteem.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

Parcels prsmutly called FOR sud delivered
81 The Globe Laundry. orrnssre the Star
Cfothinz H.suse. II yo1 want yo1r cutis-s-
rrsrs rnsi shirts iannersesi ii the besf styie q
the Al sens thern e. tae ffloie Laundry snd
vor can hav~ g5nr wsnsS satisfied
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Reserved Seats Tor The Carnival.

Those uho experienced any trouble IN -
curing seats early AZ the Children = Carnival
last year can De satisfied this year hy inr-
chasing reserved seats. which are noF f0~
~sie AZ Htu-. Thers Il every iu6icsflon ~
ihe nsnsl itm fuii attendance. and ihe rf-
f..ar-..< r-ofs i-e a performance ss rf v-i ~
it riH Re deiirttfli The opening tsoieaax
VII BE- one q the uost attractive fesfures 81
the evening. and al shonid BE- present ~ the
nee u The cslrtsin AZ o clock sharp
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
PERSONAL.


Coi. Stewart ives spens yeste raay m De
toit.
. b Weller ~ traverse Ni'N' W. s''"'
1e 'f't f1''
MlS9 NelIie ttrlitn ~ VISITING az Der oid
botne M lrsrtr~e Ctt7
Aan@irE, are tne iitt.
4 ~ Feisinsr aud wife are visiting reia-
tive. AZ Cryst,d fake. Nl
fr,ri ps-fon ihe latter part ~ this week
t d, F.s =. ,,,.,.,.,r..s.9 e.. ..,r,,ln.-s pa
.i -. - r,..f,, $500. ,avs ,xses.
-. ...t. - +, sI,,.. ..,.,
So
Nl~s Nav n.tt fe'afnei IN iae-'iat r
tie talF''i-i'f +ef -i-trt A''f t'e' 40
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
FROM PECATONICA, ILLINOIS.
Her Back ached for Twenty Years, and
One Bottle Of Steketee's Neural
gia Drops Cured II.

PEcATOSICA, H., Feb. p, lSo5.-Mr. Ste
ketee, with these few lines / wish to say that
by the use of one bottle of Steketee's Neural
gia Drops my wife was entirely cured of a
lame back which had troubled her twenty
years. The medicine is sure cure.
W. ID. AMaKRMANN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
New Orleans Speaks.

Mr. Charles Oswald. corner Cu=tomhouse
and Johnson streets. New Orleans. Louisiana.
L. = A. policeman. says he wa compellfd q
TO remain IN bed ave days from tie aE0niz-
ing =uferiuas Of rilenmsfi-u. he purchased
II. Iacubs Oil and tVo bodl-s cured him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

T'ss.a Srhnitra f,~rne~iy AZ - Csnsi
street. has removed - tse nav and beautiful
stnra ,a fte Nav Aa5rirh e.,sek. where they
v.H hara the finest Millinery establishment
i~ she .fr Istnes shanld make An ssrly
inslersfsn ~ tise splendid dlsplag ~ goods
n the new quarters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

HssaIssa1s. ADnl A-For ths UgOer
La2sss Haals 1load5 iighl nin 90 sno@
Aor,a go et-t slati7 Deeonlink sarltnls.
sii3hlF eoAief m lls ,outhera portioas
slight fzse lu t1l. lsra-lfe ia kls9fLsru por-
fll.a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

A special sale ~ Crocksry. Glassware. and
silver Plated are - noV going 0n ~ g.
Blickiev's - Monroe street he VII re-
move On April and ucuid rather take co~f
s,r the ro.ssls than ran TIE risk ~ bresksge
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

Call telephone 7l9 and give your orders
with the Globe Laundry, and they will re-
ceive prompt attention. Don't forget the
place, - Huron street, opposite the Star
Clothing House.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Millinery.

Will have on Friday and Saturday, April
3 and 4, our Spring opening of Bonnets and
Hats. We extend cordial invitation to all
our patrons and friends.
X. II. BREMEN,
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

The Globe Laundry, - Huron street, will
do up your shirts, collars and cuffs in the
best style and at a reasonable price. Good
work guaranteed. Telephone 7l9.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

The Naw York Millinery Rszsar Tiil have
their Easter opening on Friday snd >etu--
day ~ this week AZ sre cordially invited
Ars~S & Cs
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

20 questions will be answered each subject In ma
the following some of the questions,
Does that dark young man love my sister,
VIII my husband be older than myself
How long will it be before am married.
VIII my husband be fair man.
And l6 other questions will be answered
To teachers it will be of great assistance ly If the child
will learn quickly You your company of
evening On Saturday only Will give these Electrical
Instructors away any buying 100
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

Those who have business with the Globe
Laundry by telephone hereafter must "hello"
to No. 7l9, a. that Is their present telephone
number
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

The public are cautioned not to oonfound
the name of +. X. Miller. advertised by a
certain firm of decorators and painters in
this city, with that of G.. y. Miller, of the
irm Of Miller & Middleton. Mr.. G.. n.
Miller. IF the firm Of Miller 4 Middleton, is
still IN business, and is prepared to perform
any work connected with decorating. paint
ing and paper hanging. The firm of Miller
& Middleton turn ont nothing but frst-class
work. Trusting to receive continuance Of
favors that they have 40 lavishly received.
Yours respectfully,
MuLER h MIDDLETON.
Buy your buggies and phsetons of A. r.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

The finest assortment of buggies, phetons,
serreys and spring wagons IN the city at A.
r. AntlsdeIs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
MARRIED..

TOMPKINS - WALLACE AT Pennington
and Miss Emma Wallace. formerly IF thu city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
Notice

For a buggy buy Of A. X. Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
FOU ND Ii
WATS0N'S VALLEY CITY
Shoe Store
1OCanal ST., Opp. Sweets Hotel.
Is found to be the best place to buy boots
and shoes.

/. Because we sell no shoddy.
2. Because we buy honest work.
3. Because we have one price.
4. Because we warrant our goods.
5. Because we strive TO please.
6. Because we sell for cash
Z. Because we sell on small profit.
3. Because we deal honestly.
9. Because we live and let live.
10. Because we treat all alike.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02

Buy your buggies and phetons of A. r
Antisdel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-02
What is an Electrical Instructor.

W hat Is an FICCTllCaI IlSTTUCTOT.
BY the aid of Electric hand you viii find out TO
Questions. which are printed round card board
Come in Friday and see it work. It's viewed 10y
every with asonshment for hours II is of
great benift in any family. This curiosity
treats in the following subjects.
Grammar, Geography, History, Mnsc, Temper
ance Old Testament, New Testament,
COnundrums Matrimony.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-04-23
Little Sermons.

Mime. dc Stael defined happiness to
be, "a state of constant occupation
upon; some desirable object, with d CON.
tinual sense Of progress toward its at.
tainment,n 5j}- 11ssyEt 5S' - ~ y -
All impatience of monotony, oil waa.
einsss bs ststN.s .. Dsss things even are bu signs
human fashions Of the divine ;everlast-
ingnesl.-Georgc McD0naia. La fs
Not by literature or theology, but only
by rare Integrity, by q man permeated
and perfumed with airs of heaven--with
mantfest Or wonanliest enduring love
can the vision ba elear..-E Ewsyson. q 4
The wealth os Mammon is. locked pp
In burglarproof yanlts; the. wealth Of
God Is stored In the hearts Of man. The
lock combination 10 open the firss Is only
known to linn who sets it, but the com.
bination that open the latter is known to
every Christian. Il sfi. ,y,sf.t ;.;,il :.
Christian obligation cannot be made TO-
accord with Law Of expediency. The
Christian smaxims are 'Do right,
because you are bound to do right, 1,
There 10 o world OF, difference betToen
1esYou had better and stYou are bound
to. FL, Pztteu. g q q q
The way 70 argue DOWN 8 vice Ia not 20
tell lies about IT. I'd say that &c Has 40
attractions, when everybody knows chat
lis has bul rsthes 10 III Il make ont ifs .iss
case jnst as Is certainly. viii / I'm 'thh
1 moment Of temptas sioni aud then meet it
with the weapons furnished bY the
Divine arEory ,lgl. 81 q y !, IS IS - ,s. 3.
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his grand scheme In Texas. Now let
some one man in Alabama and Missis.
sippi, and the other Southern States,
follow suit.
Lampasas is the second of the great
wool markets of Texas. About three
million pounds are shipped from here
annually. Hides are hauled here from
a large area aud constitute good trade
for the town. Pecans are shipped away
by the carload and all the little boys and
girls make their spending money by
gathering hem from the groves around
the town.
This County almost borders upon the
vast domain of free grass, where the cat.
tie and sheep are raised by the million.
But IL is not all free grass now. Free
grass must 60, and Is going. Many
wealthy rsnchmen are fencing IN With
wire, and there are long parallel stretches
Of 1t across the plains, all painfully
straight, and the highway lying between.
Before long the nigh cuts from town to
town and ranch to ranch will be closed
up and free roads will pass away with
free grass. BILL ARP.
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wild Animals liz WInter.

One of natures most important meth.
DDS of preserving animal life III BY hy-
bernation. The lower animals, as insects
and some reptiles, become, to all appear. !,
ances, entirely dormant, live without es.; !;
sential change during the cold Winter,
and wake to active life only when food Is
again ready for them. Others, like the {
woodchuck,i after growing fat on the
abundant food Of Autumn, roll them
selves up In o nest and sleep. Vital.
action is lowered, they consume but lit.
tie oxygen, and live upon the stores Of
fat with which they went into Winter
quarters. The black bear generally hi5.S
ernstes in cayea and under old tree tons,
but he Is never 60 sleepy that he Is not
ready for battle IL disturbed and
further south he does not hibernate at
all. In New England he grows fat on I
green corn, roots, and suuts i'm the fall,
and SO he has had the credit Of growing
fat by "sncking bis paws" This old
notion isonly an illustration of theories
in mechanic life that omething can come
Of nothing The truth about the bear 10, u I
that he grows thin every day he lies in .
his den: The third general method Of
preserving the species through the VIM;
ter Ia by migration, rs best iBeen among,
uttp0S uhg PAaSstSS0 tttstSttssOy Ltll HiS tief, !,
mammals. As the Autumn advances
many Of the snnaller birds from our midst
and from the far North, quietly make
their, way South, to find warmer Weather
aud new atores of, food for the Winter
months. OILERS assemble in Hocks and I
seem I'd have grave consult atiohs over the y
projected journey. The metallic note Of
the wild goose comes tOjus from saraDng
the clouds, as, night and day, The fiocks
wend their way in long lines 10 tina,
South. Long before they appear with dis I
they collect their broods in the lakes and
bays near; their breed p!aces. & and
seem 20 be- organizing for Tie long flight
which most Of them are to take fnr ffstS
time TO land which fm0at Of ithandS have
never seen !; for Iof. every flock. that starts
from their northern resting place. the
larger part arc Young and have never
flown but . feW miles before they eom.
tnenca their long flight TO ansunknawn 4
land. They follow. their leader, sk is,,
said. We have seen them ID Tho bays or !,
Newfoundland, gathering Ike a great
army, practicing for days, and shen ono 4
aock after another separates ftaelfs from
the great host, and follows its chosen 1
leader 10 the South Th hey return III the ]
Spring, even while The en6W and ic0I
abound, fo be randy for kho sbtenir1e az
the shoss Northeyu, 5nnnnaers 3nS the
long days of the North md hy tho un.S
t1olested bays tsaf b JaWf found land and
Labrador, they lind She & best c0nif iftiDns
for fea2iGg their yeaug sss
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~ This u i bad world, ,but Il Lad good;
,sorld o do good 81, tS.s !, I 'sss .f

al I5.I,S-s,IF s !; : |, 80 FisViis Z.
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,. Mrs. william Thompson, lising
near Johns0n' q sWainp Id 4 w illiamshnrE
County, was eertously and it Id feared
fatally burned onl dnesdcy, April M
She was sitting with her back 70. tho fire
engaged I'm aome work when her drsss,
suddenly caught Ia d blaze &c fs thought
that Ihsro q very little hope ior her
recovery
- The BaptiAt tccagrc8h hsions sof AhRhsp
10 are busily preparing the ass9mb bling
of. the Southern Baptiat Convention IN
Che First Rsptis czurch of that city in
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!. Ths afontpcl' ISa;saf lS;Sl.s ,l,s,

81. 1Ihs lfcntpel, ds;sas thinks Nat
Whether of mot emo kfnE is pafiS Saxcisirrss
cause of eancsr HE use cf tobacco 81 ssssSfs;
! d gfbccsS tnanssas Rsok Iosis:5
who has q Ssen sys III hsisine 10, in 9ahsl
scrihtng Sl t0s ~ church 1ntertai aihmSnt,
addei atfsr bin iEnatnfe sslh9 only
teeA ponR of an1ar lor !. sss & 81.
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AGAIN before
%FRs @ r ws as a Druss n n s sell
varnsheH Patent Medicines Etc. fact ynp in n
The PREsoR1prToSs RIFF s9s DEPART D.Is is
MENT and we desire to the attention of the public
to the fact that we make specially Of compounding
'P3 Pure s1s.anii n rRnsl al Hsss Tes
@ ssvtS shc particular es , the he Medicines
assured that at the Apoheeary fully prep.
araion of the Physdans prescription We guarantee
wilp permit NV % ~1'''' " same
with speca, rerono - .
and make them M such prices will All
Of 80 all"
wot he lead In Toilet Articley Yon u,m
mo our Stock complete, and also find a dolla
ever Say1y is a yo aan Gu have
E %w OF s,i our Proprietary remedies which
wihites Soothing Syrup remedy
lit little 'Gs ssp y 1s % m @ a M @
d and the be known % m take 'ooth the
nahng " "S'o
wilhte'e Cough syrup-coush Cough Cough.
cold neglected, left itself onnime
leads to complications fatal in their prompt
T % w " Cough sga Sye mssv which n ssa @ confident
Nring and anxiety of friends.
Many children suffer from day cause of
great thirst gradual enscion irte @
% boto yvGse wr sv @ noticed % Worms
seeing yonr dins Rs s9ss
bowels gently leave syrup
Wilhite's Eye s asurecu eorin nhamed
sl o1 onaoaa aay ons 4,by esi S oss sa E Bss'
for a numb erof fyear
cunded fai iBtot
have
been carefully followed. 10 good W
nothing
JOHNSTONE'S sAPONACEOUS the
thoroughly
d.
Will ,RA0TE & Will -EaDTR.
PROPE4IETOEaS.
u,e, ANDERSON, A Sc
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So Under proceedings on D. fnquisitiea
iof idiocy, Blind Tom, the, famous piAnist.'
Sss been placed uhdes the, guard 10
lot Gen. James N. Hethpne. ,stF 4 !;
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VIILHITEs' COLUMN +.

AGAIN we cone before you and solicit
In rosely
and Reliable Ponss
varnishes, Etc. and in ct and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-10
Senator Vests Remarkable Dog.

Washington Correspondence Memphis Appeal
81 have a dog" said Senator Vest, who
had just heard a precocious crow story, "who
is very sagacious. One morning he watched
intentIy while a negro boy blackened my
shoes. The next morning he came to where
was sitting with blsoking brush in his
mouth. You may not believe 1t. but that
dog got down on his launches, spit on my
shoes, took the brush in his teeth, and
rubbed away like house on fire. Bat /
must admit that he did not get up much OF
polish. One Sunday, while was living at
Sedslia, this dog followed me to church.
noticed that he watched every movement
of the preacher. That afternoon there was a
terrible bowling of dogs in nay back yard.
went out to see what was the matter. Ny
deg was in the woodshed, standing on his
hand legs in an old dry goods box. He held
down torn almanac with one fore paw and
gesticulated wildly with the other, while he
swayed his head and howled to an audienc
of four other dogs, even more sadly than the
preacher had heard that morning" The
narrator of the crow story threw up the
SPONGE"
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r. w. MEDKIRK. Attorney.

CHERIFF's sALE-By virtue OF an execution to
- me directed from the Clerk of the Criminal
Court OF Marion County, Indiana, win expose at
public sale, TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE GOTH DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1855.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock
D. NJ. Of said day, at the door Of the Courthouse
of Marion County, Indiana, the rents and profita
for a term not exceeding seven years. of the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit:
Lots numbered forty three (4S) and forty -four
(44) in Ruckle and Hamlin's subdivision IN John
sons heirs addition to the City OF Indian polls
which subdivision Is described by plat record
in Plat Book No. 8, page 197, in Recorders once
OF Marion County, Indiana
Also the following parts OF lots i've t5l and six
(6), in square ftytwo (52, in the city Of Indiana
north line of Washington street, thirty -four feet
and inches west OF the southeast corner of said
square thence north parallel with the east line of
said square seventy (70 feet thence west parallel
with Washington street seventeen % feet, thence
south seventy (7o) feet TO WASHINGTON street,
thence east along Washington street seventeen I'D
feet to the place Of beginning. Situate in Marion
County, indiana.
And on failure to realize the full amount Of
judgment, interest and costs, will, at the same
time and place expose ct public sale the fee SIM
pie OF said real estate.
at the suit of the Stale Of Indiana
Said sale to be made without any relief what
ever from valuation or appraisement laws.
Cease No. 12,es2).
GEORGE h. CARTER,
Sheriff of Marion County.
Nav o. A. ID. 1855.