The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-14
RECEIVERS SALE.

The Office Speciality Manufacturing Company
VS. the spring-Emerson Stationery Company.
Notice is hereby given that !. George ]. Eacock.
receiver OF the Spring Emerson Stationery Com
pany. heretofore appointed In the above entitled
cause, VIII sell at private sale at the hour OF 2
the front part OF the storeroom OF said defendant
company, located at No. % South Third street. in
the city OF Lafayette. TippecanOe county. Indi-
ana. all the sundry the personal property OF said
defendant corporation Except the notes and ac-
and machinery for the manufacture and printing
OF stationery and book binding, fixtures and ap-
purtenance5 thereto belonging and a general stock
OF stationery, books. pocketbooks. fancy goods and
One ana soau93eTy supplies. a more particular
several inventories and appraisements heretofore
nled IN SAID cause. and now ON file in the clerks
ONCE or said county, and at the Aforesaid place
OF business OF said defendant company in said
city OF Lafayette.
Said property will be sold pursuant to and by
virtue OF an order and decree OF the Tippecanoe
StIcuit ,ourI uuiy entered OF record In said
less than its appraised value clear and free Of all
liens and Membranes.
All bids FOR said property at private sale shall
be sealed and addressed to George J.. Eacock. re-
ceiver. Lafayette. Ind, and shall be deIiversd IN
said receiver or left at said storero9m. no %
South Third street, in said city OF Lafayette. ana
the envelopes containing the same shall be so in
dorsed that II shall appear that they contain bids
for said property.
All bids viii be opened at the hour and place
aforesaid by said receiver, and the property will
then and there be awarded and sold TO the high
est bidder, provided said bid is for a sum equal
20 or greater than the appraised value of said
property.
In case said receiver shall not receive any bid
for said property at private sale equal to- or
greater than the appraised value Of the same by
the hour o. : O'Clock p M on the said Cd day
or February, 1897, then said receiver will immedi-
ately. in the front part Of said storeroom. No.
- South Third street. in Lafayette. Ind. offer
said property at public sale as a whole and in
gross. and said property shall then and there be
awarded ard sold 10 the highest bidder, provided
that the same shall not be sold at said public
sale for less than two-thirds (2-0 OF it's appraised
value. Said sale. whether made at private or
public sale. shall be made subject to the APP
prevail OF said court.
No bid AZ either private or public sale will be
entertained by said receiver unless the bidder
shall deposit with said receiver his certified check
able 10 the order OF said receiver for fifteen
hundred dollars Gi.500l before making said bid.
Said check aud the proceeds thereof to be held
by said receiver to indemnify him against loss
IN case said bidder should fail 10 complete his
bid.
OF SALE.
Said sale, whether made at public or private
sale, shall be for one-half 1-2D cash In hand on
the day Of sale. and the residue OF the purchase
money shall be paid in two equal installments OF
four and nine months from date of sale. deferred
payments 10 be evidenced by prOmissory notes ex-
ecuted by purchaser and s~urctiesi to the approval
GOD interest from date OF sale. and 20 provide for
attorneys fees. and shall be payable at some
bank In the city OF Lafayette. Ind. without anv
relief whatever from valuation or appraisemen
laws OF the state OF Indiana. The purchaser NAV
waive said credits and pay all cash II he shall
elect to do So GEO.J J. EACOCK Receiver.
Hanley & Wood. Attorneys for Receiver.