Evansville 1884 reignites tariff talk and Blaine buzz
A window into Evansville news and opinions. The piece surveys tariff politics with references to Blaine and Cleveland, notes on election results, and local arts and business scenes. It mentions a theater troupe, a photograph gallery closing, and upcoming entertainments along with local licenses and civic notices.
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Evansville Journal
Republican Party
Public sale of scattered Posey County real estate in 1885
At the November Term the Circuit Court of Posey County declared the Estate of Thomas Stallings insolvent and scheduled a public sale of one third of described real estate in Robb Township. Guardian of minor heirs announces sale January 2 1885 at the decedent's late residence. Forty two parcels totaling about 174 acres, with terms: 25 percent cash, balance in 6 12 and 18 months with notes and security. a mortgage on confirmation. sale starts 10 am. George W Stallings guardian benotyland.
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Posey
Thoms Stallings
Eaward Homer
Admr
Barah KE. Stallings
Robb Township
Posey County
Indiana
Isaac Price
Martin BR. Miller
Martin RK
Miller
Joseph M. Miller
John Miller
Public Sale of Estate Lands in Posey County Indiana
Administrator Edward Homer announces a public sale of two thirds undivided interest in land from the Estate of Leander Stallings, in Robb Township Posey County Tadiana, to begin at 10 o clock a.m. on Friday January 2 1885 at the decedent’s late residence with terms of sale including a mortgage on the lands and a 5 percent fee.
Real Estate Auctions In New Harmony Indiana
Auction notices detail sale of Lot 40 East Wall in Maclure's Part with payments including one fourth cash and balance in installments on six twelve and fifteen months terms secured by mortgage. Administrator William Read states sale at 1 PM with 5 percent attorney fee and 0 percent interest from date. Also notices for Lycurgus Chatlin estate listing public sale December 22 1884 in Vesey County with a three installment plan bearing 8 percent interest and 5 percent attorney fees. A sheriff’s sale is announced under an execution from Posey Circuit Court.
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Edward Homer
John S. Wilsey
Posey
Maclure
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Posey County
Indiana
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Lycurgus Chatlin
Vesey County
State of Indiana
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Low Street
Posey Circuit Court
Court House
James N. Johnson
Mary
Gorham
Edward
Hayes
Hovey & Menzies
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