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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-06
THE COURTS,
District Court
THE RECORD.


TIE RECORD.
before Judge BRILL
Merriam, Barrows s. Co. VS.. A. c. Wood
ruff ct al F.; dismissed; proceedings stayed
for thirty days.
Before Judge Wilkin.
Samuel G. Sloan vs.. Geo. L. Becker ct al. !;
verdict for the defendant.
Auerbach, Finch & Van Slyck VS.. Julius
Austrian, action on claim on trial.
DECISIONS.
Charlotte ". Lewis ct al VS.. the Farmers
& Traders bank ct al; memorandum by
Judge Wilkin admitting the answer of the
defendant, with leave TO the plaintiff to reply
or demur or move to strike out within ten
days
In the matter Of the application for re-
ceiver Of the estate of Z. W. Houghe and 3.
w. Gear; decision BY Judge Simons
denying the application for receiver, and
yacating the order dated December 2, by
which James B. Power was restrained from
dis1osng Of the estimates in the assignment
of October II, the attorney for said J. B.
Power Is granted leave to prepare an order
In accordance with the decision.
Beffry g. st. John VS.. Margaret Flynn; de-
cision by Judge Brill ordering judgment for
plaintiffs in the sum Of 500.
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A CO>UNDRUM Wa CAN'T GIVE UP.

Women are the hardest conundrums ever
given to man, and yet man never seems
willing to give them up.-Exchange.
A contemp orary has long article on ''The
Age Of man. The age of woman is what
most of its readers would like to know about.
Burlington Free Press.
1t has remained Tor a Kansas women suff-
ragist to discover that woman is a silent
power" Silent! Well, who would have sup
posed-Marathon Independent.
'She was an artists dream" wrote the
novelist of his heroine. "Ah, yes; well
painted, that is to say" commented the
other who read his book .-BlffIio Express.
The Lick telescope will bring the moon
within thirty miles Of the earth, and how
mean it is that no woman's voice can be
heard over twenIy-ei5ht miles Detroit Free
Press.
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Wescott Wiliin, Sarah W. Coleman ct al.
respondents vs.. The City of 81. Paul, I'm
ion Depot Company, the st. Paul and Du-
luth r. X. Co., aud the st. Paul, Mime
apolis and Manitoba Railway Co., appel
lants.
syllabus-Tbe defendants purpose to con-
struct along aud over the soutlerly thirty
six feet In width oi Third street, in the city
OF 81. Paul, bridge or structure twenty feet
high above the established grade OF the
street, across the track Of the railroad CON-
panirs, defendants, with ascending approaches
1T the ends, aud to close and keep closed TO
travel except over the bridge that part OF the
street between its .wo ends.
Held, that this will operate b. alter the
aetus straveled grade along that part Of the
street, and further,
Tht this cannot lawfully be done without
altrr e the established grail in the man
ner , vided In the charter OF the city, aud
iurthrr,
That until the established grade Is so
alterr, an owner of lot
injur BY the change in the actual
Travelled ar-~, 10y have an injunction to
RESTRAIN the acts OF drlenuarts pending an
action for a permanent injunction.
Order affirmed. GnFiLLAS, c. J.
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George {. Morrin. respondent, rs. the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway
company, appellant
syailabuS.-A judgment OF probate court
in foreign state, declaring certain persons
TO be the heirs at law OF one L, deceased. and
that they were entitled by the laws OF that
state 10 Inherit the real estste Of the deceased,
and Is not, in an action in this state involving
the title 10 lands here, admissible in evil
deuce, against a stranger to the proct edings
IN the foreign court, as the proof OF the
death Of / and of the Inheritance Of lsuds
under the laws Of our State
Order denying new trial reversed and a
new trial awarded. DICKINSON, J.
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Joseph P. Thwuig and Mary A. Thwuig re-
spondents VS.. Robert A. DAWSON aud
Mary L. Dawson appellants.
syllabus-Where one of the parties 10 an
executory contract has been led by mistake
OF fraud TO do or accept as 4 performance Of
the contract, what 1t does not call for, the
courts will afford relief as in other cases of
fraud or mistake. Order affirmed.
GILFILLAN, c. J.
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Supreme Court,
OPINIONS.

s. P. Snyder, respondent, VS.. Peter Wolford,
appellant.
Syllabus-A and B agreed orally that A
should negotiate for the purchase at Il GER
tain price piece Of land, the price TO be
paid and title taken By B, and that upon a
sale the profit should be divided between
them.
Held not within the statute Of frauds, and
that no trust was created.
A memorandum of the transaction made
10y A in book of b in his presence au at
his request is evidence in behalf Of A again
B. Order affirmed. GLFILLAS, Z. J.
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LOCAL MENTION.

White Beaver (Dr. Frank Powell will soon open
a branch Office in NJ Minneapolis, with Dr. Alex.
Macdonald in charge.
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FIVE CENTS A LINE
j. R0rHsCHILD,s AUCTION.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION, on st. Peter
Il street, corner of Third street, opposite Ele-
vator, Saturday morning, February z, at 10
O'Clock a m, fine arlor set of seven pieces.
cost new s175; also, fine bed lounges, bedr ON
sets, stoves, crockervware, etc. To the public ]
wish 10 announce that will conduct furniture
auction sales on the ,bove named street and COR
ner every Saturday, II we Their e mits.
j. ROTHSCHILD,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
81 and 20 West Third street.
c. ]. MEn1cKE Salesman. 1888
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A. G. Anderson, APPELLANTS. Hans Kuu1-
son, Anna Knudson and NJ. Howard, res
pondents.
syllabus-Clark vs.. Schatz, 81 Mum. 800;
Rugg VS.. Hoover, g III. Al, aud Killer IS.
Houllhan, Mass. OPP. followed as TO re-
quisites of an affidavit fled TO secure a me-
cnanics lien. Judgment affirmed.
GILFILLAN c. J.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.

OFFICE OF CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, WASHING
TON. D. c.. Feb. 5, 10 p. m.-observations
taken at the same moment of time at all stations
named.
Stations. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather
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Municipal Court.
rPaf1.o T,1-o Dr I

Raymond Reed, disorderly; continued un-
til to-day.
John Brennan, larceny; thirty days.
F. Bindorne, same.
John Smith, drunkenness; bail forfeited.
Pat, McNally, same; fine RENTED.
Dennis Ryan and VIM. Smith, disorderly;
fifteen days each.
Gustave Kease, larceny; held to the grand
jury.
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benefits is conclusive except in case of fraud
or demonstratable mistake of fact.
Judgment affirmed.
GILFILLAN, c. J.
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WANTED-A girl for general homework
w Must have good references. Apply ut 394
East Tenth street. 1910
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Threw Himself Out of a window.

merchant, overcome by nervous pros
tration, recently became so wild and delirious
that he jumped from third story window of
his house aud was fatally injured on the pave
ment Had this unfortunate gentleman
taken Browns Iron Btters in time, his life
might have been preserved. This potent
tonic enriches the blood, tones the nerves
and imparts energy to failing constitutions.
Mrs. Fheba A. White, Alaska, Mich, says,
Browns Iron Bittrrs cured me of Dyspepsia,
poor appetite and nervous prostration."
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NTANTED-A plain woman cook. Apply ST..
w Lukes Hospital, los East Eighth street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-06

Peg0ing IF jay could.
From the New York World.
Over one-half OF Jay Gould's mail consists
Of letters from beggars and cranks. Most of
the latter have some invention or scheme
absurd and impracticable in which they write
Mr.. Gould to invest. The letters are quietly
dropped in the waste-paper basket and at
least serve to swell the profits of the janitor.
The begging letters would serve as text for
a sermon on the degradation of human ma
ture. Their chief characteristic is pure and
simple Cheek They are written, most of
them, as if the writers had no doubt that
Gould would send an answer and check by
returning mail. Some of the letters run in
this way.
Mr.. Gould: My expenses amount to $1,000
per year; $4,000 invested so as 10 yield per
cent. interest would enable me to live comfort
ably all my life. l see by the newspapers that
your annual income is $4,000 00 You would not
miss the $4,000. Please send me a check for
the amount and oblige.
The letters are written in every style of
orthography and penmanship: but they do
not come from ignorant persons. Many of
them show that the writers have had the adj
vantages of education, which leads to the
conclusion that our public school system
often serves to incapacitate man for honest
and self-respecting employment.
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Rego'ng of jay could.

White Beavers Cough Cream, is soothing and
lung healing SOC
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LNoR LOAN on improved city business proper
l. ~, $1,000 for four years. L. L. Lamprey
o1Ga
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E1OR RENT-A house. Inquire 1Os East
Il Fifth street, no stairs, next door to Tempe
rance House. Suitable for boarding house or
store. 24S'
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Mates.


"ANTED-A good girl for general house
w work in small family. Apply at 200 Rice
street. 36*
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

VTTANTED-situationi in hotel or private fami-
w ly to do any kind Of work. Understands
the care of horses. Address q. w. L., care
Globe. 35-37
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| DAMS or Life ms. Policies L. P. Van Nor
man, No. 245, lstAye S. Minneapolis.
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ClTY LOTS and Acre Lots for sale, On cay
~ terms, No. 472 Rice street. 1888
ENOR SALE-Store and saloon with stock. and
Il Il story house. Cheap for cash. Inquire
al drug store, corner Market and Third streets
362-6S
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HOUSES FOR RENT-Between Twelfth and
IL Thirteenth streets. on Robert Uri L.
Lamprey. 1917
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3TACKEY'S LOAN OFFiCE-Notes bought,
WI money loaned ON furniture, pianos. horses
wagons and personal property at low rates, with
out removal. Offices, Room I, First National bank
building. corner Fourth and Jackson streets, St
Paul. and Room =, Mackey s. Legg block, corner
Of Fourth and Nicollet, Minneapolis. 207%
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FTNI vCI Al.

MONEY TO loan on improved real estate
vi In sums to suit. Low rates. J. c Stout
i Co., 324 jackson street. 34-47
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II OUSES TO RENT in all parts of the city
IL from $40 to $50 per month. o. NJ. Met
calf. Ii East Third street 3lS-3m
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ENOR RENT-First-cla class dwelling. IL looms
l. No. ia Summit avenue, formerly occupied
by Reuben Warner. Enquire of owner, Il. D.
Gates, No. l22 Summit avenue. 251*
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OFFICE BOARD FIRE COMMISSIONER. /
CkxTRSI FIEE Hat COR sTH : MlxSE
sofa SIS. II. PAUE. Feby. :, 1856
Horses Wanted |

Coed soznd Horses from 1-e 80 % st<ss O.
ears OF. oae On 70 weigh 1.sc9 pocn3s f8ar
20 weigh fson l.sSJ pounds - Loo pounds
itslie fO- Ers department serTscs- Pe-ssus
terisg horses EuSer this advertisement. 81
On John T BLACK Chef EaEtues-, cor
Eizt h AZ y iHuesota st-etts-
By RE o. tie Boar
wM. o'GoaNAS.
- Secrs:ayT.
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TOR SALE-A good piano, cheap. Can be
l. seen at l22 West Third street. 254*
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Or SALE.

E1OR SALE-Nice chamber set, small set dishes,
Il oil stove, etc, suitable for light housekeep
lag. Address B. g. Globe Office. 1857
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5NNH " toN FIITtI
LNOR SALE-A fve-glass Cunningham carriage
l. or hack, chesp for cash. Inquire at All
Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis. 2l6s
LNOR SALE, or vii! trade for horse. goo
IL Hallet & Davis piano. Call at once If you
mean business L. S. ALLEN
.osf 142 East Third stree
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OF the Board for the current vesr. according 70
the schedule Of forms, and such far her particu-
lars IS viii be furnished by the Committee on
Purchases and Supplies Of the Board. through It's
chairman. Hon. " IN. Beriandi, corner of Fourth
and SI5ley streets
Each BID must be accompanied hy bond. on
the part Of the bidder with tvo q good and suf-
fcient surefies IN the sum Of five hundred ts5OO)
dollars. conditioned thar IN case the bid Is
espted by the Board OF Education. the bidder will
enter into contract with said board 70 perform
the work in &C ordaEce with the specifications
and for he price mentioned Ia bis bid.
AL bids must be addressed and directed TO
Hon r SehiHmaun- president Of the Rosrd OF
Educsfion. who viii receive them in bis flee, IN
the Odd Fellow block, corner Of wsbash4v and
Fifth streets.
The Bard OF Edueafi5n reserves the right to
reject any or ali Dds
~ direction Of the Committee.
OTTO DREHER.
354i Secretary.
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FOR RENT.
hcEses

ENOR RENT-Two houses Of rooms each,
l. SIS, cd ccl'r. cistern, well and woodshcd,
5S6 Rice sire t. Cha. Hou k 37*
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w take care Of children, at 166 Summit ave
nue.. 1895
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ENOR RENT-Houses from s. to SlJ and $50
Il Jas. Dillon. 254 Commercial street. 2O2*
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Rooms.

LIOR RENT-Two pleasant furnished rooms
Il with board If desired. 572 Minnesota street
32-3S
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CLOTHING.
THE MEANING OF
RED FIGURES.

Many so-called closing
out or reduction sales
have no foundation in
fact. They are merely
catch trap advertise
ments gotten up to en-
trap confding people,
who little suspect the de-
ception. For fourteen
years we have had a
semi-annual Red Figure
Sale founded on strictly
business principles, with
a view of reducing stock,
obtaining ready money,
and carrying as few
goods as possible over
to another season.
These sales Indicate
a terrible cut on
prices without regard to
cost or values, as you
can see by comparing
he BLACK FIGURE
Or regular retail price,
With the RED FIGURE
or cut price, both of
which are before you.
The goods are all OF the
BEST and the RED FIG
IRE PRICES make it a
GOOD INVESTMENT
or you even if you do
not wear the clothing
lntilneXtseason. Mems
md Boys Suits, Over
coats, Winter Caps and
Underwear.
BOSTON
"ONE-PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Cor. Third l. Robert StS.. s.. Paul, MINI
- Until further notice store closes At 80
ever event, except Saturdays. opsu sstar-
days until 10 p. II.
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FURNISHED rooms Tor rent-rwo very Ele-
l. gantly furnished rooms-sitting and bed
rooms, suitable for two or more young men
Inquire AT 100 West Third street, first hoos.
lsO*
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NEAT MARKEY I
JOHN R. CHRlSM0N

Has opesed In The Poa-oG1e b1ildisx
IN Jasper . Deat narkeL where - vii
supply c1sfo0<rs viii tke very - ~
DsSkst aEords ~ cnsh. Opec erery
day excsps Sun1ay- He rolicifs ~
paisosaxe u everybody. 80 ~ havisr
IL bes< q Desx win eodesvcr % merit a.
PRso1s hsving ~ bs<veA ca,r<s o.
sheep % ell. wiil fsd 4 . DIR Inter
Ct % ell g kiD-
RsSuers coming 70 town - invited 10
Cal s,6 txk< > rcc3 roas % sfesk hcDe
Win ffrr Frh -. l5st-n
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or RAJ
ESTATE
Janes D. Bssxy q 81 }
Oliver r Beatty & y.

NOTICE . ke-xby gives thaf IL pur.
49, s1s1ce Of . order asd decree a
- D1bois Cirr.is Cocrs, mace q -
April Tern ls5S. tkereor he u.de1iEn.
- - Co11ission<r. arpc;nt<d ~ IL
I'D Co1r1 70 make mle q Real Es<axz
II g<< shoye entiEjod cn1s<. yin 0Eer 90
snle = Public ADcxion- @ the premises
i Cols1bA Township. Dsbois Coussy
lndisrA -
THURSDAY. JULY a. 1855.
- foliowisE Described Real Esfsts. s;sr.
s1ed !. saSd oosnsy a.d sssse, to-uit:
II west-kalf a. ~ So1tA-west Quax.
~ q 6ec<jon No. &c fil township 10
&c III Sou<k, RADEe No fksee fol Eesf
% acrek 81 tke Eortk-Aaif q ~
Xorth-en& qsarte< 81 ~ So1fk -<ax1
QunEser q Ser<ics no to f3l n mi1
towDskip - rnsge. - scrrx
TUns ~ 6xx1 --ODe-<hird q -
pnr<hase Dosey - pafd II ensA, - resi.
- 4 no essal psynesss - ok 80
kBo1ve Do.tes. 1e purchsser gising
oD>o ~ - ds6esTed payDen<s- blaxinl
* porc1nl mistress frCu 6s1e. Ei<h g0cd
feoAol1 surety - - apprngal q ~
Commisdooex. Sid ri esEn<s wirl ~
- fF1s fr0a - Co.. e Dorsgsge1
8.is . beEis q 60 ciclork y =.
BxxSAUx a. Surx1yB. Con
Tnkxrox 3 HrxrEx- Af<crneyk
Max %<rk f11& ~ O. TT An M
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IoCS1T - DrEo-S
!. NieAA<, Ssee.<y.sjr- J. p. vithir
md for B45nbriixs tognship- Drb0s<
co1ssy. Intissa- d her<sy cerllfy shE<
h<ld n i.q1esr g The - tsy Of J1ne-
a. d. 1sol o - body - Joh, Y Gar
di,er. IN Baiss<i1xe foEnskip. ~ his
iste re<i3ezce in sn51 Co. .-hip- Amer
. fin sxkzina<ioN - - ~ i3sn<e. I f,t
ths< tte sid yohn Z Career cane q
~ telzA fron wounds received NJ the
hk,ts q Robert b Reeves. George
Re<vss sa3 yDbn Reeves. ~ b<ing shrl
va . pistol o. revolver ios1od With
ies1en ball md frst ~ and sgxi,sf tae
bodv a. kin- TIE ssi1 JOIN = Gardner
Desrxiprios 49, oAn Y G1rdin<r ~
|sbost forrF-swo years q sge- I've fe<1
|niD< Inches kign. dsrk oonpl<x;os. dsrk
|hair irterDixct with gray, aDd grayisk
'eyss. xn1 weighed sbo1s ons k1ntrl
|s1d eiKhry poss1& Be ks1 O. dxxk
|ool0rpd esoske< 10 s<si<jes we're fo.nd
|oa lis persoc-
II. Ei<ness ~ had I'D seai this 10
- - day o. Jn,e- a D. 1sS5.
N1cElK- SwKKxKr. R-gP-
B&inbrsdxe - D1boi< Co lid
yc,t Sfk- 185 IT.
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|NOIICE = hsreby gisrr. tint il r1r.
~ s1Os,e Of .. order AID decree or he
Dubois Csrr1iz Court made n the Arril
terri ISIS. sHe up1srSixned. s1niris.
TRAITOR q TIE estate Of Joan ". Sncdty
decreased. wili cfer fcr ssle q Publi,
|ADcfior- o. tie preDises. O
TUESDAY.JUSE sob. A. D. 1856.
the undivided tvo-.inths rsr-s % -
following Described Real Esixtr. sissAi<
In Ds5ois oo1nty, Indiana fo-sif-
PKz1 q Lot No twe.sy COL il BDcb.
|srrs' sddis;os % tke town % Jasper.
|arcor1ing % he plsz % said tosn. norr
ter<<soed - follow& viz:
|C0nnes<i1E - ths So1sk-ea<s corner Of
sid LC< No. twensF. running t1e.ne
90 the rod s.onr FssokA rirer two r,
.cbains and forty lipkk % 3 sake. theDce
|yor1h seven a. chxirs and eigks CO..
Ili1ks % TIE Fixnt ct ray Of tie Lcuis-
VILE. KracEville and S. Leafs RAILWAY
|Conps.y; thenoe a.oog sid rix<t .:
|gIy % where II strikes the East lie o.
sod Lot No tw<ssy. theDo< sosz1 o.
|ni1 Lire % The pisss q begisning. Tex
'cepsirr, koueser. from tie Eorsk-eas1
,corn<r . strip 81 gro1sd % ICES fro1
|Ecrsh 70 Sosih sd - feet fr0n Easl %
West b<iDE the gro1sd sou oorzpied
10y - usr<boDsel co.tsising oss asd
Ione-kalf scss. Dors Or less- inci11irr
|fwo- sinshs parts 81 spcfe factory I'D
ms<kis<sy iocszei c. Gid Real E<xaseL
TERMS OYSALE--Ose-tkird Of tke
purrhass Dossy % - psjd In c1sh. ibe
resid.s j. TO eqDsi psyDssts = stx -
tssive so..h., ths purchaser giving
ocess for sid 6sserred payDe1tS. teof-
ing s;x p<r cs.L isfsrrss fr00 dats.
sairi.g beoe1t &C ssiDsxics lAwk viii
god freshoid snrs<y 20 the spprovAl u
fbe A3ninis<r1Sor. Sid R1si Es<nt<
yin - soI1 frss ss00 81 mortgage iisss
tks<Dco-
Sale % b<xfr q cce e'c<k .. -
CONRAD ECKEET. AdUY.
1RxrroE 8 HryrxE- Aftcrreys-
MAJ S2-h. 1855 -lr- lrf 3l1 Sol
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT.
Cen. - SCI
SrArE oy IxDzAxA, prHors C0rxST $
Jennit r 6s<s<r.
~ xor Support
WIlliRn Gasxer.

NOTICE i hereby zives 10 w7liisn
AZ Gsss<r. uho - Rprs<rs ~ xzcsvsi
f'ed y M c4oe. II . noo-resit<rs o. TIE
S<x,e o. Istisna- tat gernis X Gass<r
has xied ter oonpixi.s md conne1cei
a 1rrioE aEHinsE the EAid wiilisn Gks-
s<r % ssbjsrs Tie property Of aid VIII
fsn 6ssser 20 IL s1pPcrr 81 the P.Eintc
and her ehi,trsn- Said Tii'isn Gs<<er
II therefore hereby norifed Of TIE p<s-
'denrr Of sid srrios sEkinss hin ~ thai
he sane nil srsnd for trikl % The g
tsy Of TIE next term o. the D15cis CIR
|cris C1urr, xtirh will b< hid ~ he
|Cocr--honss j. Jasper. ~ Dubois rcns-
'zy, iB6ifnl O rke SEst No1das N 81
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NOTICE TO NOx-RESIDESrs
STATE OF INDIANA. IN.
CoCy-r % DrB0rk
ouec1s c1ceYss ceurt. ospessnes
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- ctli1s her s-tornsy. s11 fi<s hes
ccup1k;rf hexin for divorces. fogs<k<s
via - a<E6xv,f ola tisiss<r~<sed per-
son ttxt SD dsftnts1l Joan W. D<1co
n 10; resident Of The State Of In1ianA
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'xn6 appear O. the <eco.d dr. 81 the nex'
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IA D. 1Ss5. .. the court boo<e. IN he
|'ogn ct jasper. i. sid Ccrnty snd State
and answer o. temcr 70 said ecDpl&int
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in rs x1s<Dc<-
Witness MT nkzs s.d TIE s<sl 81 sid
Court a&xed - Jasper. this 3lxh dsy Of
Nay. 1856.
PErER J. Gc<NAxx. Clerk
Duhois Cirr1it Conrf-
Mar 81. lSs5-3r-
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