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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

OHERIFF's SALLY vIrtue of a certified copy
= of decree TO ne directed, IRON the CLERK of
the Superior Court OF hAriOn County. lEdians, In
3 cause vnerein GhRrlfs E Coffin, trustea.
is plaintiff, and Martha Faulkner ct al.
are defendants. Cease 20. s2l96) requiring me to
make the sum OF five hundred and sixty six dol
lars and seventy-hve cents 1856 80. a. provided
for in said decree with interest on said decree
and costs; ! viii expose at public sale. to the
highest bidder. on
SATURDAY, The 9Th DAY OF JUNE, A. y.
1885.
between che hours oTlO O'Clock a. m. and o'olOck
p. m, OF said day, 81 tie door of the Court HOUSE
OF Marion County, Indiana, the rents ana prone
for term not exceeding seven years OF the fol-
loving real estate situate in Marion County.
Indiana, tO.wit.:
PsTt of the northwest quarter Of Section eleven
lT1I in township iefieep III north OF range three
III east bounded as follows. to'wit: Beginning
Oh the north line OF said section at point eight
Isl chains and seventy l7ei links east OF
The The northwest corner OF a Ssia sectln9i
chains more or less to tie centre OF the track
OF the lnGisrs polls ana TeTre haute railroad.
thence east along the centre OF said track 10 White
River. thence up said river 10 the norm line OF
said section, thence west nine 9 chains aud nj
teen li5 links 10 the Dsce OF be aiming. exceptso
of said Indianapolis aDd 1erre baute Railroad
ComDany-containlug eleven <nd segenty-eight
one huDdredihs Ill Is 1901 acres, more OF less.
hundre0tbs 3 70 100 acres 10
square form in tie northwest corner OF
said tract described a. follows viz: Commencing
eight aud tevent-One hundIedth IS 7I-lU0i chains
esst of the northwes co ner OF said section eleven
III thence running south five l5l ard seventy
I70l onehundredth CHAINS. thence east i've i6i anG
seventy 1907 hundred,hs chains, thence west five
l5l and seventy 7oi hnDdredth chains. thence
north Eve l5l and seventy .70 hundredth chains
10 the place OF MISUNDERSTANDING three and
twenty-five one hundredth 3 25lO0i sores. owned
~ John KhDgensmlte, ana leaving eight and
fftythree hunGredth Is 53-l00l acres, situate in
Marion County, Indiana.
II such rents and Drohss Will not sell for q sui
hcient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and
costs l viii, at the same time and place, expose
to public sale the fee simple OF said real estate
SO much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge
said decree, interest and costs. Said sale viii be
made without any relief whatever from valuation
or apprsisement laws.
GEORGE II. CARTER
Sheriff of Marion County.
Anvil A n 1873
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
SOME vERY oLD-rlMs WISDOM


SOME VERY OLD-rIME WISDOM.
The Talmudc Proverbs sffjrd striking
illustrations OF the popular wisdom OF the
Hebrews. The London Spectator has been
looking into them and collecting quite
number which will prove ct interest to our
readers. Many of the Tslmudic msxims
will be readily recognized as very old
friends, while others do not differ very
much from some that ars flying about
in modern garb. Tbs following,
or at least many of them, will
sound familiar to those who
tske an interest in such matters. walls
have ears"-a warning more emphaticaliy
conveyed in Even unfenced fields tell
tales" The strongest rules" is the Jewish
variant of might is right" aud "Kiag's
knight. Kings right" Is about as close to the
original Hebrew as it is possible to keep. "a
bird in the cage is worth hundred on the
tree" Is the Talnudic prototype OF our bird
in the haEd. The moral is the same in "Bet-
ter yard of ground than an acre OF roof"
and THE berry I have got tastes better than
the melon am promised" The last is the
most expressive; it emacks of the fireside.
Wine in, secret ont, Sufficient the pain
when it comes" FODDER for one, fodder for
more. /" pride is the sign of poverty" and
Dent throw a stone into the well from
which you have drunk" suggest their obvious
English parallels. while Light for one. light
for hundred" drop by drop the cistern Is
filed" "a hundred HatteIers. and not one
to tell the truth" 1.-THE ass is cold in mid
summer" Care kills half the man" Who
goes to the wars must be prepared to lose, !"
and Buying and telling don't make mer-
chant" are Talmudic gems of which the set
ting Will be more or less familiar. The COM
mon saying about silence being gold finds q
parallel In the Jewish Speech is worth q
seah, bat silence two" Better ones own
tub than anothel's cistern," is almost Saxon
in its homeliness, like Better the grain one
has sown than the bushel one has bought"
"The camel wanted horns and lost his ears
appears in every European collection OF pro-
yourself, choose q high tree" is another
piece of popular wisdom We can trace back,
il not home, 10 the pages of Talmud.
Women were undoubtedly considered
somewhat doubtful blessings as the follow
ing indicates: Ten measures of talk were
sent down from Heaven, and women tool
nine" She is meddlesome, and is told-"A
woman's wisdom is in the spindle" Shs
viii not do one thing at tsms-"A woman
spins and tslks." She is vsin-"With he
foot in the grave, woman clines to vanity.
Bhs Is bold and immodest-"A woman woull
sooner hare one measure of forwaxdnes
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
The Chicago Times ssYs:

II is beginning to dawn upon that portion OF
the public whose political perversity has hereto
fore blinded il to that fact that President CleEe
land is 4 great man. lt Is how admitted in Wash
lngton that he is bigger man than any o. his
Cabinet officers, and every day brings forth fresh
proofs OF an ability far superior to that WITH
which the public generally has been disposed 10
credit him. His Cabinet advisers are reported TO
he continually surprised at new evidences of his
breadth OF mind, wide Information. strong grasp
OF every question calling for consideration, aud
remarkable executive force. He has already
shown an amount of intellectual fOrc5 that easily
places him at the head OF the administration ia
fact 80 well rs IN name and that gives the lie to
the Republican ORGANS in this respect as empaati-
cHly as his administration thus far stamps false
the assertion that he would never do anything to-
ward reforming the civil service.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
r.. E. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERIFFs sALE-By virtue of 3 certified copy
- of a decree to me directed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Courtof Marion County, Indiana. in
cause wherein Hester A Lewis Is
plaintiff, and Lucy Is. Barrett is defendant
lease No 81 6l3). requiring me 70 make tue sum {
forty eight dollars End nine cents SiSO3l sith
interest said decree ana costs. viii expose At
public sale to the highest bidder.
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE,
A. ID. 1856.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock 8. m. and O'Clock
D. N. of said day, at the door of the Court House
of Marion County, Indiana the rents ana pr0hts
for a term not exceeding seven years. OF the fol-
lowing real estate, to-git:
Beginning on the east line OF the west hall OF the
southeast quarter OF section twentysix z6i, town
ship seventeen ll7l, north of range three Isl east
fifteen ll5 chains, and one L link south OF the
northeast corner thereof running thence west par
sIlel with the north liOe OF said tract twenty
i.0t chains and thirty-nine 1897 links,
TO The west line OF said half quarter section thence
south with said line Two ~ chains and seventy
ore I'll links thence parallel with said north
line twenty 20 chains ano forty lfel links TO the
esSt line OF saio tract tDenee north two l2 chaos
spd seventy one l7lj Links 10 the plsce oil begin
ming containing I've snd ffty-one-hundredths
70 5l-1C0 sores OF lane. more or less, situate In
Marion County, Indiana.
II such rents aud prO6ts VIII not sell for sui
cient to satisfy said decree interest and costs.
viii at the same time and place expose to pcolic
sale the fee simple OF said real estate. or so much
thereof may be sufficient TO discharge said de-
cree interest and cosls Said sale viii be made
without any relief wnatever from VALUATION or
GEORGE H. CARTER.
Sheriff OF Marion County.
May II. A. D. 1SSS-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
SPIRIT OF TIE STATE PRESS.

ALL the people are fast coming to the c IN
ciusion that cur Democratic President is the
genuine article, ''sil wool and yard wide"
twentyfou hours in q day aud seven days
in week. There hss evidently bsen a
change. Seymour Democrat.
A. N. KUHs, of Indianapolis, has been sB-
pointed Surveyor Of Customs for the port OF
indianapolis. Surveying the customs of
some OF the people there will keep him quite
busy and may be prove TO be demoraliziDg.-
Evansville Journal straight Rep
TIE people demand change in every
department of the Government and reform
in all the Federal offices. Civil service re-
form means that every ofice-holder occupy
ing his office solely as reward for party
service must go, that partisan oftice-holdsrs
must be reformed out Of ofice.-Princston
Democrat.
The opposition organs have much to say
about hungry Democrats, but we notice that
there are few Republicans holding Office who
have the decency to resign, and whenever
one OF their number is asked to step down
and out they howl like g whipped cur. They
had ell better resign or hold their tongues
about thirsty Democrats, Wayne Jour
nal.
TIE Democrats in the Illinois district
where an election ives held on Thursday to
One would think that Republican paper
dare hardly sllude to 81 bills, so intimately
connected are they with the rascalities OF In
diana Republicanism. The Republican vic.
tory (?) of 1880 and 81 bills stand out for one
and the same thing. They should be en-.
twined into sort of coat ofarms and 90
down the ages together.
The speculative spirit now and then leads
to the acquisition of fortune, which is
noised abroad az due to the inherent capacity
Of the individual. but it will be found by
those who watch the matter closely that
very few fortunes are made outside of regu-
lar legitimate business. If a person is not
qualified 20 prosecute an industry in which
he has bad years OF experience and practice.
it is very doubtful il be could succeed in
another branch concerning which he knows
nothing. Let every mEn bs satisfied with the
belief that any substantial and legitimate
business we'll followed will atflTd livsli-
hood and some surplus for future contin-
gencies-South Bend Tribune.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
WILL ENGLAND PROHIBIT ?

An anecdote dramatized few years since
represented an American and an English.
man making tour of the world in company.
While going through an interior section of
India they encountered funeral ceremony
of Prince, which included the cremation
of his wife, young English woman, along
with the remains of the deceased. The live
widow was bound and dragged by the
hesthen priests upon the pile of fsgots, and
amidst her cries and protests they fred the
pile. The much be.whiskered and digni6ed
Englishman, stepping forward and extend
ing an arm, pompously proclaimed: sin
the name of the English Government
protest against this outrage," The priest,
without the fear of the protest before
their eyes, continued tanning the flames
But the young American after observing the
proceedings for moment, drew his revolver
sn6 calculated: "In the name OF the Amer.
lean Government, l prOhiJt this outrage"
and so saying, shot down two or three of the
priests, when the rest, with their followers
took to thei rEesls, white the young American
rescued the English girl from the crematory
So to-day, as of late, the EnElishman has
only been protesting, while the Russian has
been sacrificing the possessions of the
Ameer, Englsnd's ally. Very dignified is
Sir John Bull in his side Whiskers and SOL
emn protests, but the heather Cosssck mill
tsTy priests are going On with the funeral
business in Afghanisian. England needs
some of the 81 prohibit" nerve OF the Amer
icsn tourist. She has protested too long. II
che isDit going 10 surrender shs should stop
protesting and draw ker revolver, and begin
firing as she shouts: 81 prohibit this out
RAGE
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

SPEAKING of the prices Of wheat" said
one OF Milwsukee's oldest operators re-
Gently, prices the past year nave been re-
markedly low, and during my experience
hays never seen Msy whest go below seventy
cents, as it did some time sgo before tbs for
eisn complications influenced vslues." He
continued: IN 1879 jim Keene and jesse
Hoyt of New York, got corner in Deem
Der. and wheat was worth 81 81, but the next
month it took tumble and fully s. 900. 900
was lost on the deal. Since that time wheat
hasn't been worth much money, and since
England feels disposea to throw up the
sponge tie outlook for high prices is very
dismaIn
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
REVENUE OOLLsCros HUNTER.


The appointment OF DR.. W. D. Il. Hunter
TO the Revenue Collectofship OF this district
will surprise no one, as 1t has for some time
been cor ceded to him. DR.. Hunters cendi.
cacy for the Office was preferred aud cham
pioned by Congressman Holman. Mr.. Cd
Henderson,, Chairman of the State Dam
ocratic Central Committee. was strongly
urged By portion OF the delegation in Con-
gresl, while Mr.. Bynum favored Daniel Lem
on, of this city. But Judge Holman was ar
dent in bis advocacy of the man from his
district, and the Secretary of the Treasury
was frank enough to state, in March,
to the friends of the other csndi-
dates that Judge Holman had 1.-The
best OF the argument" He has been in Con-
gress for twenty years, doing valiant service
for the Democracy throughout this long
period, and this was his first opportunity for
asking an appointment. Again, Dearborn
and franklin Counties, both in Judge Hol-
mans District, psy about five-sixths of the
entire revenue collected in the district.
DR.. Hunter is a stauBch Democrat, quiet,
transformations gentleman, and accredited as
being in every sense competent for the du-
ties of the collectorship. 1t may be set down
as certain that 1.-The watchdog of the Treas
ury" knew his man when 50 urgently press
ing his appointment. The Government is
assured a correct administration of the Sixth
District Coliectnrshir.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

would sex to oe shown IA what particular
have been dersiiot in my duty. / sm no
egotiss. but think the people OF the city
viii say that have handled the office we'll.
do not expect to stay. I am Republican,
ard 1 do not think any Republican should
expect to retain bis Office. he might change
bis politics, il is true, in order TO retain his
place, but that 1 could not do. am so
thoroughly Republican in all my principles
that it would be impossible for me to
change
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A. +. DENNY, Attorney for Plaintiff.

CHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF n certified copy
- OF q decree to me directed, from the Clerk OF
the Superior Court OF Marion County, indlsna, in
a cause wherein LOUISA ~. Hanna is nlainuh, and
Joseph Motion ct nj are defeudents. lease No.
SO eC6) requiring me 20 make the sun OF one hun
died and niBety-o dollars and nsy cenls
$780, with Interest on ssid decree and costs.
will expose at public sale, to the highest bid der.
on
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF JUNE. A. D.
1883.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. N. and
O'Clock p. m of said day. at the door OF the Court
Bouse of Marion County, Indiana. the rents and
profits for term not exceeding seven years, of the
following real estate. 10 wit:
The west half o. lot number seventy seven
T77l of Hanna's heirs' addition To the city of lndt-
snspolis. in Marion county. in the State OF Ia
diana.
II sucn rents and profits will not sell for sum
cient sum 70 SATISFY laid decree. interest and
COSTS will, at the same time and place. expose
TO public sale the fee simple OF said real e.
tate or SO much thereof as may be sufficient 70
Discharge said decree. interest and costs. said
sale will be made without any relief whateTer
from valuation OF appraisenent laws.
GEORGE II. UARTHR.
Sheriff OF Marion County
Mav u A d. 1885.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
TENNYsoN,s LATEST.

The world has been told by the wires that
Tennyson has written an epitaph for the
memorial tablet to General Gordon in West.
minister Abbey, and these are the lines
thereof:
Warrior OF Gcd, mans friend,
Not here below, thou Invest in
All mems hearts;
For all men know
This earth hath borne
No simpler. nobler man.
Emsnating as they do from tie Poet
Laureate to the "Qneen of Great Britain and
Empress of India" il was our duty to read
the lines, and we have read them. Rsmem-
bering they are by an English MILFORD we
have read them twice, and then, appre-
cia'iDg that not to be intensely familiar
with Tennyson argues one unesthetic, we
haye cen read them third time. And
yet, despite the thrice reading the
Sentinel has failed ipgloriously to
discover tssrstartsr. SOUL
thriller. sieh-heavsr or even the vibration
OF one chord Of sostatio melody in the vsNe.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

Poor old Senator Hosr says that "Cleye-
land Is getting too much credit altogether"
The Old man reads his party lecture. lie
is locking forward to 1888, aud sn indorse-
msas of Mr.. Cleveland by Republicans will
smSsh the machine and interfere with the
resurrection OF the 'g. o. D." Hence he
calls bait and talks about "copperhsads"
and rebels" The Senator is Bourbon
Republican OF the most pronounced type.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

CLEAN up your premises. AS the Detroit
Free Press says, don't spend your money for
a motto OF "savs Ny Lambs until you have
ciesned oct the back yard and disinfscted
The vaults and sewers. Cholera doesn't care
a continental for notices
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

THE count OF the millions IN the National Treas
uEy shows tnat two cents are missing. Turn tie
rsscals OuL"-JournaL
Because the public money is all found in
tact in the Treasury vaults a. Washington
is no evidence that the Republican party
contained DO "rascals'' during it's admins
trsiion of ths Government. No one sup
pose6 trat the burglars tactics had bsen
employed in robbing the Government. Ths
rsscals of TIE Starroute gang demonstrate
that there are safer modes OF plundering the
people than to use dark lanierJ and the kit
OF the cracksman. The Jay Gould gang,
through Secretary Teller and q Republican
Interior Department get possession OF 700.-
600 acres of Louisiana land. Nobody dare
charge them with outright stealing bat no
one with reputation worth having dare
defend tie transaction. A Republican Sem
atcr denounced the transaction in open
Senate. BE will never be successfully an
svered. These are bat samples of Rspub-
licsn modes. Run over tbs history OF the
party for the last two decades and 1t is q
history OF jobs. rings, swindles and viIlsiny.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
B I.I.Y-N-o.o.R.R Rs sT.T-w.

Don't say it out loud, but just whisper in
your pretty neighbours sar, tnat if she will
place these letters in proper position she
will have the worlds great tonic, which will
enrich her impoverished blood, put roses on
her pale cheeks and make her strong and
happy. Go TO the nearest drug store with a
dollar in your hand, and ask for Browns
Trnu RtteYa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

AMONG the other society notes of the day we ere
happy 20 note that Miss Ads sweet OF the Chicago
Pension a geney Is not going out very muen just
nOw--LiDeoln (NSb.J State Journal.
No. "pot just now" The 30th of June is
the day fixed, to be exact. She can take an
airing o. the 18th of July.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

OHIO. kf Palmer sent certain members of
his force to Cincinnati TO act "a United
States Deputy Msrshals. and that these peo-
pie wers carried free in the postal cars be-
tween Chicago aad Cincinnati upon the
superstition that their presence ia Oincin-
patti was in the line OF their legitimate da.ies.
We should think that thess charges, il
true, make out case of partisan offensive.
nsss beyond doubt. "JuGd's nomination"
says mir. Oherly, lis going to have q good eff
feet upon Morrison's chances for the SEN
atorship. 1t will effectually set az rsst the
declaration that Morrison has no in
fuence with the administration, for the
President desires il distinctly understood
that Jucd's appointment is as much COM
plimeDt to Colonel Morrison as to Mr.. add
himself ~
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13
ECZEMA ON A CHILD.

Your most valuable Cuticurs Remedies have
done my child so much good that feel like say
ing this for the benefit OF those who troubled
with skin disease. NJ little girl was troubled
wHh Eczems, and t-ed several doctors and rem
edies, but did not d. ''=E good until I used
the Cuticura Remedies, ich speedily cured her.
for which I owe you man, 'h~oks aud many
nights OF rest anton BOSSMIER
Union Bakery, Edinburg, Ind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

TIE most disgrsceful case OF minority rep
rsseD!stion was r b Hayes. Esq sitting in
the White House. with nearly 100000 votes
less than were cast for TiIden and Hendricks.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

CoLoSxL MCCLURE, of the Philadelphia
Times, says That all this talk about unfriend-
Illness between, Cleveland and Hendricks is
Hnmitigated bosh.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

BRUcE, the colored Register of thu Treas
NY has resigned. 1t is reported that the
rgsignstion was requested.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

The Enquirer Mclean thinks that people
are really IN earnest when they talk about
him in connection with SCAT in the United
States Senate. Joke, Johnny. joke
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The New York Times SAYS:

The President seems TO have made another ex-
cellent selection in his appointment of george v
N. Lotnrop. of Michigan, TO be Minister to issia
he showed the sane GOOD judgment that has
usually been display cd when the "slate" made up
for him has been ignored and the politicians sur
prised. The surprise may be mingled with some
disappointment, but there is apparently no chance
for criticism. Ii is the ADVANTAGE OF appointments
in which fitness alone considered that nobody
can complain becsuse less worthy applicants are
psssed over. very reputable and capable repre-
sentative of the colored race has been found for
the position OF Minister TO Hayu In plaza OF the
altogether disIeputabe Mr.. Williams. who was
selected for the place before the present Al minis
tration came in. 1t is gratifying to be abe TO add
that the Administration has corrected one OF It's
mistakes by deciding 20 withhold the COM
mission Ot Consul at Nagasski from DR.. J. +
Meiere The State Department has become con-
WINGED that he is unworthy OF the place.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-13

GENERAL GRANT continues TO improve.
Every body will be happy over The Generals
apparent chances for a longer life.