Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 January 1882 — Page 2
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Tirtnts. IIousehold"Goods. Stock, etc. All
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rntiirr hard to satisfy the Canada courts anyway, wlieu those who are willing to swear are not allowed to, while those who are unwilling are compelled to take an oath. r'or the Progress. Everybody loves Lucrciia Gar-
firld, and every American is proud
A Philadelphia sport is picking up rats with the naked hands and throwing them into a barrel. Several matches have latciv taken place, and some of the competitors have become dextrous at it. A hundred rata are put into a pit, and the feat is to gather them up and tois them iuto ihe barrel in the shortest
or the great and generous gift made ' Pijw ume. l ne penonner can i.-u.. i,..,i a ,.;,-! usually grab, tin several big hand-
in ikt-i itv i lid iirv.li aim iii iii niv-
zens. To her is now transferred a
Sm IV, A. & CI. Railroad. TSme Tails at Moontinrion. Gl'ISO iibRTH. 001X0 SOUTH. Express, 11:29a.m. Express, 5-29p.ni Accom'ion, 9:15p.nv Aircora'ion, 5-60nni Thro.freight 4:53a.ra;Thro.froight 7 25h.ni Wayfrcight 2:50;..ml Way freight, 8-55am ' Passenger, baggage and railway expres? carried direct to Cbhago or Louisville without change or transfer. Sell ticleti and check baggage to all principal towns north and tortWest. south and southwest . Fare, three cents per mite. Acent at Bloomingtcn,Ind , CARTER PEKING.
Two men fought desperately at Ilosemont, Minn., and one was killed with the knife which he held in his own hand. The case is likely to puzzle a jury, as some of the witnesses say that the wound was caused by a fall upon the knife, while others are sure that the survivor grasped his antagonist's hand, and in that manner made the stab.
The marble foundations of the pantheon, at Home, were until the la -st year covered up under thirty feet of ground, level with the street ; they have now been laid bare, and present a wonderfully beautiful appearance, owing to the artistic fineness with which they are sculptured. The wine shops that desecrated the building's walls have been removed alio.
The Kcv. George O. Barnes is conducting, ia Louisville, a religious revival which in most respects is not uncommon; bnt he iotrduces a novelty by carrying a bottle of oil as he goes among the penitents and anointing them on their foreheads. He claims scriptural authorit' for this ceremony. Although harshly criticised for his oddities, he is said to be sincere in his work so sincere that lie will take no pay except for food and lodging and his converts are numerous. He is a seeeder from the Presbyterians.
large part of the loyal admiration
fuiriy won by her husband so free-!
ly and fully accorded to his gieat abilities nnd high moral worth. For her own sake also, as well as
Ohio & j for his, everybody is glad to see :ier ites f"; r honored. No man would now com
plain if congress should unanimously vote to her an annuity of S0,-
000. And yet it ought not to be done. It would be a bad precedent
tending to oppression and not wholly free from bribery and robbery buying public favor with the people's own money. The modest little gift to Mrs. Lincoln of free -postage, as a badge of honor, was both pretty, as a compliment to her liusbaad and passable if not perfectly right in itself. Even the money gift of 25,000 (the full salary of the year in which her distinguished husband died) can be tic tended as having in it a pretty fair show of justice in Congress in so spending the people's money on the people's servant and
bis family. But the subsequent act j
of 1$'0 by which that woman was put for life on the pension roll of the nation at 3,000 per annum
was wholly and inexcusably wrongThere it stands forever without cne single redeeming feature of claim or justification, a breach of the unwritten law and lifetime usage of the nation, a most needless waste of the people's money, and a ino$t alluring and dangerous precedent for posterity. And some (possibly most) ot the votes that carried it were prompted more by the hope of winning popularity for the voters from President Lincoln's great fame, than by any love for Mrs. Lincoln or any wish to help her pay the heavy bill which her silly vanity had long been running up at
Worth's, the great dress-maker of
Pans. Mrs. Garfield is now the nation's
idol, and if she be pensioned at all no member of Congress dare to
lils instantly, but after that he
must scramble about in the liveliest manner to catch the rest. Thirtyfour seconds is the best lime thus far made. TO TiiLEIEoiI.E OJP TIOTVKOJE CO.
Precautious
Against
Pox.
Small
Indiana Stato Board of Health, Secretary's Office, Ind'nnapolis, Novembi f 29, 1881. To focal Boards of Health in Indiana : Tha following special rules have been hdopted nnd issued by tlio State Hoard of Health of Indiana : All "Rules nnd Regulations" of the State Board of Health arc mandatory, and by provision of Ihe law "sstablishirig a State Board of Health," etc., (Sec. 8) a tine of not less than five dollars is incurred by any person who shall neglect or refuse to mm ply with the requirement, of such "rules and regulations," each day of suoh "failura or refusal'' after proper notification, constituting a separate offense.
inn jjoqhi oi'.iras ot uoiiim uirougn- I
out tno olatii are norehy required to '-pro-
The Act establishing a Stale Hoard of Health provides that the mayor and common councilor cUi'.-s. except where organized Imnrds ' health -xi-t, trustees uf '.owns and ti e commi-Moiier-i of each
..unity, "shall have and exercise all the powers ami perform nil the duties of a board of health." See. s. Act. 3 I'pen notice heins: given of cnc! ol small hx or varioloid to the ISonr.l of a cnuity.iity or town.or to the. he-tUh physician thereof, or whenever any member of said board or the health phy-ieinn shall have knowledge of any o ises f small pox or varioloid within their jurisdiction, some, member of the board or tlio health physician, shall can e a red cloth, or card having small pox cotippieuou-lv printed thereon, not less than twelve inches square, to he fastened upon the front door, or ether conspicuous place of each luiiMiiiir it: which such sickness prevails, said cloth or card to be maintained during the exist .nice of the disease, nnd until -Hicli time as the health physician is s-ati-nc-l the premises have bem properly cleaned, disinfected and puriliod. In case of searlotina, diphtheria or rubeola, a yellow cloth or card fhould bo used in the manner in which red is used in small pox. If said rod or ycllo.v" cloth or card is removed without authority from the health physician, the name of the person, or the head of the
family, occupying the premises, together with the number of the street, or location, shall be published, and tl.e person reniov. ing said cloth or card, or causing their romova! without authority of the health physician, shall be lined a sum not leis than live nor moru than than twenty-live dollars. 4. Rvery person affected with small pox, or varioloid, shall be Uolutcd as rnivii
as possible from all oiln-r persons, and
j shall occupy a room in which there are no
unnecessary articles ol turniture, u9 carI pets, cushioned chairs, lounges, window
tmrt.ti tlie Aluthinfr Atr Th.i niriinu A-btdli
have been occupied by such diseased per
nulgate and enforce" the rules herewith 'on should, if papered, have the paper re
issued, and to enforce the
of '"failure or refusal"
le penalty in ease nved entirely from the walls; of any person to ' E'101" bo whitewashed ; tho fl.
the walls
or scrub-
ESTATE
ON THE MORTH SIBE OF THE SQUARE. WE HAVE NOW REMOVED OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS TO THE NEW ROOM PREPARED SPECIALLY for us in the Waldron Block.
Any article kept in a Hardware Store will be found on our shelves, or will be ordered on application. EAST OF THE P0ST0FFICE.
Ear ATE OF THOMAS P. LUCAS, OR, CEAS&i). In ibe Jlouroo circuit court, in the Stat of Indiana. AH creditors, heirs i nd legatees of said Estate are hereby notified that John C. Whisenand, Administrator, du bonis non, with the will annexed, of said Estate, has filed his accounts and vouchers in partial settlement of said Estate, and that the tame will come up for exa mination and
OF THOMAS MJSQy,
VXASED. I n tho Monroe circuit court, in tho State cf Indiana. All creditors, heirs nnd legatees o" said Estate are hereby notified lint Theodore Jennings, Administrator of said Estate, has filed his account and vouchers in par.ial settlement of said Estate, and that the game will cotno up for examination and pnnroval on the lsth duv
of February. 1R82 the same beinerthe I2lh ! approval on the Gth day of Febrtiary.1882,
judicial day of the February Term, 188 J, 'bo same bei ng the first judicial day of the of said court, at which time said creditors, ; I-obruary Term, 1882, of said frourt, t heirs and legatees are required to appear which time wtid creditors, huirs and lcgain said court, in tho court house in the VM awwequircd to appear in sail court, city of Blocmington, and show cause, if jn tn court, house in the cilyof Bloomany there ho, why said account should not infifton, nnd show cauw, if any -here be, ho anpoved. why said account sbouli not be approved. Witness mv name as clerk, and the seal Witness my name as clerk, and the seal '
of said court affixed, the 20th day ot.Janu- t r 8a,d court ffixc1. the 7tb day of Janu
ary, 1882.
skal Jan. 25-82.
Wji.
F. BKOWNING-,
Clerk Monroo O. C.
ESTATE OF MARTHA GOODWIN, DECEASED. In the Monroe circuit ;ourt, in the State of Indiana. All creditors, heirs anJ legatees of said Estate are hereby notified that Rob't )Ienn
Administrator.of sr,id estftte,has filed his sc
ary, lPt?5.
seal Jan. 11-82 Ts v D. V.
Wsr F. BROWNING.
Clerk Monro. C. C. Browning, Deputy. v
ESTATE OF EPHRAIM BAUGH, DECEASED. It the Monroe circuit court, in tbeStato of Indiana. No. 3t. All creditors, heirs aid legatees of Mid
Estate are hereby notified tha-. Hiram
count and vouchers its final settlement of j H atelier, Administrator of fcaid Katate, ha
vBwinj, iiuu mat iuu Muni; w,n o iiu uv i .w ..." ....... u .wu.... ... u,.u wfor examination and approval on th; 13tli tle.iient of said Estate, and that the same
day of February, 1882, tlio same bemg the 7th judicial day of tho February Term,
itsvi, ol said court, at which tune said creditors, heirs and legs toes are r mired to appear in said court, in the coup, house in the city of Bioomhgton, and shew cause, if any there be, why said u -count should not be approved.
ltncs mv lu.tuo as lork. and the seal
wil. con.n up for examination and approv
al oft the Gth day of February, ,882, the same being the first judicial day of the February Term, 18S2, of said iourt, at which time said creditors, heirs and legatees are required to apjiear in an d court, in the court house in the city of Bloontinglon. and show cause, if any there be,
why tal i account should not be approved.
of said court nthxed, the 19th dnv ot J&nu,- I Witu.iss mv niroj ns clerk, and the seat arv. 182. Wm. V. BROWN'ING, ! of slid court affixed, tho 7th day of Janu-
f.SICAI.l
Jan 25 82.
Clerk Monroe U. C.
comply wit the requirements thereof. j ted 1 ,he T00la thoro ighly tum-gitted, dis-
1N1. STATJS BUAKD OF HEALTH. 1 1 ""cicu no euv uuiuu ueiure perm nran
SHEfTAL Itl'LKS VACCWAVIOST. 1. After .lanuarj 1st, no person
they have been successfully vaccinated shall be admitted tnu any public or private school or institution of "learning within this State, cither in the capacity of teacher or pupil, and all person admitted therein shall present to tho principi-.l thereof tho certificate of a reputable physician as to the fact of their being successfully vaccinated.
2. It shall be ihe duty of all ttnvaccia- ! ated persons within this State to bo suc-j
cesstuiiy vaee.natod within GO davs troie
i is granted to remove the cloth or card ol
until , warning.
PREVENTIVE MEASURHS. Tho only wafety against small pox is, to-wit: 1(5. Avoid the special contagion of lite disease, and vaccinate. 17. Vaccisatiox. When successfully pcrlormcd, with reliable virus, vaccination, undoubtedly modifies, if it does not furnish absolute pro-
January I, 1882. And all tin vaccinated j tection from small pox; hut in view
persons coininii into this State i'hall bo re
quired to bo vaccinated within GO days after coming ittti the Stato. 3. All children born within tho Stale shall be successfully vaccinated within
twelve months after bitth. All vaccina-
ot tne tact that there are many instances iu wliich the vaccine disease (tor some cause) does not pass regularly through all its stages, therefore
becoming a nptirtous vaccination, llu
German emigration in the year 1 SS2 promises to become even more colossal than in the past year. Already about fourteen thousand tickets have been taken 1V vessels leav
ing cremen alone to the early t one day outgrow tuat ot juigiciuct
tioa shall bo with reliable Bovine Virus, j State 'Board aaruestly rccom'nend the
re-vaccination ot all persons, old and young, who are not known to have been successfully vaccinated utsome former time. More especially should this precaution he taken during the
prevalence of small pox in a neigh
mi
m
SEE IB.
STUART & McPH EET ERS.
Imlinnnpolis. Ind , Jan. 9, 18?2. To Local Boirttsef Ileallh: Owing to delay in organization of Local Boards of Health, the special rule on vaccination part 1 1), is herewith modified so tha,t Health Precincts, where the Health
Othcer has net vet given notice to school
FEB. lfttli, 1381, WM. F. REED & SON will remove to Lindley's Drug Room with their stock of Saddles, Harness, etc. Don't forget the date,
I and give ns a' call in the now room. ' FEBRUARY 15.
propose for her less than $6,000 per annum, and then if President Arthur, by assuming the policy or executing the plans of Garfield, should clothe himself with Elijah's mantle and thus gathei to himself the con-
nJence and tne loving nomage ot But where ritiec has already been qiven the
boards, township trustees etc., as to the hnrluiriil. llv thn olisoi vnnce nf this
provision ot such rule, each Health Officer n1 1rjlllarv vaccin ilion in is directed i tfve proper notico (together rule,1 aM P' Uf.arJ ' actin.iu m in with a conv of such rulc to oic! School ! .vul. one of the most loathsome
township trustee and fac jlty of col-1 ruseases may oe eneciuaiiy preveui,-
board,
lece, throii"h its proper officers, that lhced.
special rule vaccination, part (I), will be j Physicians BUftll certify as to sue fl?l"r.?"l ri"1 Rfr'j!'"o thirty oossrtll vnC(,illauon uiion l.iaul
such school board, township trustee, etc.
the nation, not only will he be re
elected a second and possibly a third rime, but A is wife, also, if he should leave a widow in the While Home,
time is not -;x tended.
The Heabh Officers will see that vaccination performed is with nm-hinnanktU virus. One reason of this ri ! tlii bv tlm
will of Ciurse be" pensioned and 'nso .ot humanized virus, gatherel from tin
probably at 10,000. Such things always rrotc. And like noxious weeds they grow fat;t. In this way the Civil List may
spring for the United States, and
every day additional passages are being booked by that route. This does not include Hamburg, whence an almost equal number of emigrants will come to this side of the Atlantic. Some idea of the size of the match trade may be gained by a glanca at the figures paid for stamps. The Government exacts a revenue of one cent per 100 on matches manufactured. During the year ending May, 1381, one company paid for stamps f 4,500,000 for stamp?. This year the amount prid will be increased $50,O00. There are 200 matches in a box. The tax is two cents; they are sold to the grocer for three cents and retailed at five. Four million five hundred thousand dollars represent 455,000,000 one cent stamps. As each stamp represents 100 matches, Ihe grand total manufactured is 45,500,000,000 matches, or 277,500000 five-cent boxes.
upon
forms. (Phys eian's eertilhtates.) as issued by order of lloiiltli Otlieer.and school loards, '.ownah.p trustees, etc, shall sec that teacu'-rs, upon receipt of such certificates, shall file the receipt aed record in a book furnished by such school board, etc., name of
reliable soi rees, there is irreat dane-or of the child presenting sneh ccrtlhcato
imparting uitancons and other j forms of - the date of such and name of piiysi diseases. Itedth Officers should especial-. cia certifying. This rule is made ly 1 the attention of physicians and I so that wlle cli,d cortiflctl to others to tli.i fact that tho person perform-: ., , , . . ing taccinaUon is liable to" crhniLl prose- onco' lhe evidence can be had if it euUon in case of injury resulting from the! should romore to another health prouse of impure viriu. ; cmct or school, thus obviuting an In each Health Precinct the Board of other examination Heatlh shot ld make provision for fro, vac-, TowBgIlip trustees, schoo' boauls, ematioii for all, who in their judement, I ... . . . need such accommodation, so lht none or similar ofheers are to report to shall suffer for a want of the chance to their several Local Boards of Health obey tho rwf. j the names and residence of any perI.tti., iuW Ar fn o Ap ! .... .,. . . i .
: u . t 4-1 r ... i, ui sii'Miuv son uucier luctr supervision wuo re-
n 2 -w - - - . vutrauiuiiwt; einuiuo uumumueu unu i f.lo, t a I 11 C K .. : r i lilac
love to iiuuur. as wen us mi uei am iuii iwiti-
own worth as also tor that of her :
Vaccine Virus of Fox Lake. Wis. Virus Co., And Pennsylvania Virus Co., For sale at J. V. Shoemaker's Boss Drug and Book Store.
WHI hi) LEY, I'EAKSO V LEV, Attorne-e, Bio
ESTA TE OF AT. L. SXODQHASS
j CEASED. j In tho Monroe oircuit court, in the
state ot inUiana. All creditors, heirs and legatees of said F.Mate are hereby notified th it Hiram J. Nichols, Administintor of suid Estate, has filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that tho sai te will come up for exam nation
, and approval on tho 13th day ot" Fe'-runrv.
I 1863, t';6 sajno being tho 12th judicial day I of the February Term, 1882, of said court, sslat whkh time said creditors, heirs and I legatee.! are i quired to appear in aid
court, in
ry,
HKAL Jan. 11-82.
Wm.
F. BROWNING.
Clerk.JIonroe C. C.
ESTATE OF DAVID COSVEH, i& CEASED. In the Honrocciicult court, in the State
or Indiana. jSo. 56. ! All creditors, heirs ad egat& of said , Esttite nre hereby notit td that Gi-eenbcrry ' Conder, Administratot of said Estate, has filed his account and vo tellers in final seU ; Heme nt of said Estate, and that tha same j will omc up for examination and approval on the Gth day of F .brnary, 1881, the ! same being the first judicial day of tho j Fe.bru.iry Term, 1882, of said court, "t
wlncii tune said creditor;, feeirs and
SOW $ lillED
OMiintrtoii. Ind
OHice in Allen's New Block. Special attention given to settlement of decedents' estates. Collections promptly remitted
Capt. Fried ey or Juda Pearson will bu
the otiurt hoitd in thti ciLv of I ia iwnpMl anw.ia aa.i :m
B oomington, and show cause, if any there . the court house in toe jity of Blooming. ! bo, why said account should not be sp- jton. and show cause, if nny there be, why
sai-i sceount snouia not I e approved. Witness my name as c.'erk, and the seal of saitl court affixed, the 7th day of Jan a ary, l?8i Vi. F. I KOWNING, kkai Cletk Jlonroe C. C. Jan.'ll-83.
proved
j Withoss my name us clerk, snd the ! seal of said court affixed, the 10th day of I January, 1682.
"Wm. F. BROWNING, Clerk .Monroe C 0.
in. attendance at each term of court. np-7U , sriAL
SKIEX Jr DCXCAX. Attorneys at! aD- 2S'Bj!-
B loom iiiv ton, Ind. Office in the ' vvvj'c! r,w a r.K-v'vnhir a'n-nueit.
Bank cornoi,up-stairs, on south sido of the LAND DE''Ei.SED square. W II practice in nil tlio courts of T .. ' .' ""' . the State. Special attention given to Pro- l?Mnro0 " court, in tho bate busings, and to the collection and f,0' Inf'nprompt remittance of claims. All creditor., heirs and legs ees of : Stud r.Klnrn urn hi rnhv nittittitti t
JAMES li. MULKY, Attorney at Lsw, ; Aquilla W. Rogers, A'dmir.istrater, do Bl..omington, Indiana, will prac-: bonis non, with the will annexed, of said I tu-i m the various courts of tho State. Es-: Estate, has tiled his account in partial' pocial attention givjn to the collection of .settlement of said Estate, and that the 1 claims. Th; sctll.-ment of estates, and all snio ni come up for cxaminatior and
Probate lius.ness, given oaretul attention, approval on the 18th day of February, I
EEilSCTIOX OF DIRECTORS. THE Annual Meeting of tie Stock, holders of the Louisville, New Albar.y aiib Chicago Railway Company, wilt bo held at the National Bank of Com-
: mcrce, in the City of Now York, on Fri- ' day, Fclruary tenth, 1882, rt which meet
ing thirteen Directors will be elected to servo for the ensuing year. The polls will be open from 12 m. to I o'clock p.m. Janll-82 W. II. LKWIS, Secretary.
Obsta vrinenms. We ought to
have ceased ere we begun this false and corrupting waste of public
money. Let us not go one single '
step further la this dangerous and downward way : no, not even in
LLNDLEY WILL
his Drug Store to Buskirk's New Room, second door east of the bank. Remember the place and date. FE.1SKUARY llla.
1- t --1 t . 1 X 1
uMiu6uBu in the various townships, will vaccinate foul assassination the whole nation : free of charge suoh persons as in thejudgnow mourns and only a little less meut of the Townhip Trustees may need u:.-f l,.,l t0n j such accomtnodati.in, for which, such combitterly and bereavedly then does pLnsation inHy bo aUowed up;n all wel! she herself. And then her bus- nuthenticaliid claims, as the commissioners band's great name will be the more j may see proper. nrooimw in -vmfpritv n rnrninn- ' AU prosecutions for violations of the precious 10 posterity as coming , , f T1 p ,
oown io mem untarnisneu uy a : instituted
il-u hnnnr nnil a li;id nrenmlent.
i-
n nrr mi i r . 1 1 fi , - fl,n i- n Lift o a
I LOV. (I ,,.VW H "'11 , .III; IUIV9
Phvsieiars to the noor. having ..ontr.eL, i promulgated by Boards of Health ;
s such with the County Commissioners j but are not to prosecute. All per
sons and corporations arc to oooy rules of Health Boards, bud such Boards are the organizations that can enforce such rules or conduct prosecutions. We append the following communication from the Superintendent of Public Instruction, the
North Topcka, Kan.
Moxso e.
Accident to a Wll-known Actreati. Greexsbgiig, Ind., Jan. 17. The Agnes .Villa Combination were billed to play at Hoosier Hall, this citv, to-night and to-morrow night,
Jbut owing to quite a serious acci
dent a postponement will be made for an indefinite time. Mine. Vil
la and little Lucie, her daughter, to-
The Atlanta cotton fair which dosed with the rmr nrns n untwuta
. ' - - . "L il ij..
The expenses, including the cost of . B"1" wuu ,au3 "ere uu th huiiflino wm. lwir n nn-irf. ihe street shopping, just before
..e :n:. j..it m i .l !
vs a iuiimwi u'Mjars. luwuru mem
somewhat less than half this amount was sultscribed as stock, and provided the subscribers expected no return the exhibition paid its way,
Since tr.e gate money and sales of
privileges covered the difference between this capital and the expenditures. After the sales of material are made, there may even be some returns on the stork. The goov achieved was the stimulus given to :tdutri l enterprise at the South, :e acquaintance of the people with mprovements in machinery, the truing of Northern capital to oulbern fields-, and the friendly in-.-rcoar.se between people lrom different parts of the country who asf rablcd there. The value of the -xhibitioi:, though greatest for the South, belongs to the whole country, sinee the agricultural inventions of the North were prominent with the products of the South. The connection of theology
with a suit for a pig or a pound of
candles is not always ckar; yet the Canada courts are often in trouble about the religious belief of their witnesses. In two cases lately men who called themselves agnostics were pronounced incompetent to nay what tncy knew about cases on trial; and now a girl, who reverent ed the Bible eo much that she rcftuwd to take an oafh because it told hi r Uf "swear not at all," has been put in jail forty-eight hours ftr ron tempt of court.- It ccem5-
noon, as the sidewalks were hill ot childreu returning from school, when a large spirited horse that had broken loose from a post came dashing up the street, and, becoming badly frightened, turned upon the sidewalk, slipped and fell, striking Madam Vi la in the abdomen with his foot. He also knocked two or three children down, without serious injury. Mine. Villa was removed to the Hotel D'Armo'id, and Dr. Maguire called. While there are no broken bones or exterior wounds, the injuries are of a very serious nature, rendering her appearauce on the stage soon very doubtful.
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by tl.e several prosecuting at-1, jiH-t-. of this State, upon inforniati.n of' doraed by this Department:
uy oriiur ti me dhuiii. Til ad. M. Steven's. Secretary State Board of Health.
! torneys
! such Local Boards, but caution should boj
j exercised, es indicated in circulur (J). ! The rules and regulations inu.de by the
State Uoarii ot ueiitu and adoitcd by the. various local Boards in aecorianoo with powen given hy act creating State and Local Boards of Health, etc., ara to be considered as laws to be obeyed by every individual in the State, in the same sense that the ordinances of an incorporated
citv inado in accordance with powen giv-: en by the charter are the laws of such city, j Afi births and deaths are to bo reported , by physieuns, iici'oueheiirs, etc., to the! Health Oflisor of the town, city or county '
where such birtu or death occurs. lg,e t,(ie rig t to expel pupils from RESTRICTION AN D PREVENTIVE the schools. Tho teachem do not i iAM'Jlw nm,Kl- a, -have such power. I have, when 1. in order that Health Officers and lo- .- . i . . . cal Health Boards may have early wn. j questioned on this Slibfect by tl USing, it it important that every c t-ie'vf Small ' toes and teachers, iaale the follotvPta: b? promptly reported to 'the local board ing Statements: of Health. j j it is the dnlv of the teachers "VlTZ n;y. ?''s"'- ?hMl know t0 can... out lhe directions of school
Indianapolis. January 10. 1882. l)n. Thai. M. Stevens, Secretary State Board of Health: Sin: Your statement in reference to vaccination in the public schools has been received, and I take pleasure in answming: The township trustees and the school board i of cities and towns
From $2 to $5 per Day
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Office over Fee's stow, opposite Progres j Block, cornt r 0th St. and college avenue. LOVDES ,r MIEHS, Attorneys at Law lilooinirigton.Irdiana. Office op-stairs over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature gien caioful attention in all courts. Titles to Real estate carefully exr.mined by aid ol Louden s Abstract. A specialty made -f t 'ie collection ami re-
itnulanceof daimstf all kindo.
PFMOVF VrOOEES IIE&LEY, Vttoruevs and Lk,u.iu v la , Collecttrs. Office in Jlivor's tlfllce
! t-itildin. Special attention ;iven to set-' ' llinsc ileccileiits' estates, and to all kinds of r...... I : . 11 1 ... '
.ii-.u.tic ouoiiitrea. nil?u, uuablltcilll. j
r"AST & EAST, Attorneys, at Law,
Bloomins'ton, Ind, Office, in Wul-i
(iron's Block, north M-le square Probile business and collections given prompt nl-; tenioo. Will practice in courts of all ;
aojuuiiiii; counties. BuMness solicited,
tS82, the same la-in; the 12th imlieial day
of the 5'ebruary Term, lf-82, of said court, at which timo said creditors, h. i is and legatees are. required to appear in said court, in the court bouse in the city of Bloominglnn, and show :ause. if any t'liero he, -Aliy said account should not be approved. Witness my name Us cl.uk, and soal of said court affixed, the 20th dsv of January, 1882. Wm. F. CROWNING, skal Clerk Monroe C. C. Jan. ir. 82.
! Slacadntnfxeil Road Taxes Cor ' 1SS1. NOTICE is hereby given that the T Dupl cate tor the Macadamized Bond on lhe pcti tion cf A. W. Roger and ctl- ; ers, is now in my hands and I am reedy
lo receive tno Taxes thereon. . L.E. AIoKINNST, Treasurer Monro Co. Bloomington, Ind, Poo 23-81.
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Administrator's fale of Real Ssstate.
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i Office, over McCalla A Go's Swre, Bloom-
mgton.lnd. All work warranted. al-?8
M. 13 1J O XI X11 OF THE CONDITION of tho F1RS1
N1
PROBATE CAUSE NO. 5(i. ; Estate ol' Oavld Couder.
TOTICE is herebv iriven that 'iroeno i
B. Conder, Administrator of the above -r,;r-T.i:T7Zrrr 7',
naind Estate, has this day filed in the of- w""1 "yitn ' flee o.' the Clerk of tha Circuit court of; ChAShO. Monrca cnnniv. Ht.nta.nf ' Tii.lhmn liU nf-'- Tn the Monroe circuit courL in the State
jXAriVHAU n.iivn, ai liioommgron, ;0OlinU vouchers in final settlement of of Indiana. No. 112. in tlie State of Indiana, at close oj bum- . s:j Estate, and that the same will come' AU creditors, heirs and legatees of said )ies, 31.-t day of December 1881: iu,, ror hoariaac and disposition in said Estate are hereby notified that Addison C.
I Court at the next term thereof, lo-wit: on 69 I the 1st Monday in February, 1882. ;,8 "Witness the Clttk and Seal of said I Court this 16th day of November, 1881. oo I WM. F. BRO WK I S (i,
s-bai. ClerK,
Kotic of Insolvency. In the matter of th' estate or Adam
. Clark, deceased. : In the Monroe Circuit Court. No. 77. Notice is hereby given that upon peli-
turn hied in said court by liocjamiu F. 1 Adams, Adm inistrator de boir's non, of said estate, setting up tbe insufficiency of ! the estate of said deoedeut to pay the debts 'and liabilities thereof, the Master Com mis- ' . siouer of said court di.l, an the lOt'i day of : January, li,82. find said estate to l o prob- . ably insolvent, and order tlio sain) to bo settled accordingly. The creditors of said
'estaie an: therefore hereby notified of such
insolvem y.and required to tile their claims
. against said esttate for a llow.ince.
nness the Cl.iru nnd sal ol said court, :
at Bloomington, Indiana, this IP.h day of . Said sale will be made for one-third . January, 1632. cash in hand on day of ?!, and the resi- ' seal Wm. F BROWNING, !dt.e of the purchase price due tn two
Ian. 2:-82. Clerk- ( equal payments of six and twelv. months.
NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that the -jndutsigned administrator of ttin slate if John J. Cherry, deceased, by virtue of tho order of the alonrne Circuit Court at its November Term, I Ml, witi va THURSDAY, Feb. 2d, 18J2, otter for sale at public auction on the premises, the following describee, real ottate in Alonrne county, Indiana : Lots Five and Sis fT and 61 in Reed's
addition to the town, now city, of Bloom., inglon.
TERMS OF SALE ;
KESjOCBCES Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts I". S. Bonds to secure circulation U S. Bonds on hand, par value lue from approved Reserve Agents Due from otherNational Banks Due from State, and Private Banks nnd Bankers Ksal Estate $4,815 03 Furniture & FUwres2,oy4
$160,191 4,80t. 120,000
800 00
lr.tHi 72,031
07 SI3
If convicted and adjudged to death, Assassin Guiteau must, according to the law as now stated be kept alive till 30 days from the "irst day of next court, which will 1)3 in April, so his execution will not be till May. This seems a long time for the vengeance of the people to forbea-. In repairing that sunk railway track at Cwlir Lake, the Loweil News says, 50 tons of bay, 10 carloads ot smull timber, and near 15,000 feet of plank and larger timber were put in to fill the sink hole.
The Attorney General has recently decided that license to retail liquor must da e from the time that
it is granted bv the commissioners, v"-vocl T 1 ",r lownship, or
,n.4 Urm ih. .1,, tt "'"i any vessni; an i i any pe,
eick with til small pox, sca.'let fev
diphtheria, or tiny other disease dangerous to ihe f.ubiic health, he shall immediately give notice thereof lo the board of health, or
lo tbe :i!ti officer of the township Jelly' or town in which he resides; nad if he shall refuse or neglect to give such n.tliee, ho shall forfeits sum not less than five nor more limn twrnty-five dollars." (1) j "Whenever any phtsi.:ian shall know that anj t?reon whom lie is called to visit'
is infected with the small pox, soar let fev-
bnards and township trustees in ref
erence to vaccination. 2. School boards and township trustees, when legally notified by the Local Boa. ds of Health, may, if di rcctcd by said Board, suspend all pupils who do not comply with the rules uf said Board in reference to vaccination. 3. The school boards and 'ownslup
ea, diphtheria, or any other disease danger- trus'eo. Ill order to true IhomselVCS oKsfo the public health, such physician shall i from liability lo prosecution by the immediately gin notice thnnof to the j Unai 'l of Health, Should report tO the !rr.M TlltuJfn Jl?"" " li IVocal Board the names of all child township, sityortown, in whiea such u i- , , . , . seased person may be: and every physi-: reu (ls0 thO names of their parents c'nn who shall reftse or neglect to give or guardians) who refuse to comply notico, shall forfeit, for each otlVnse, a sum I with the law, and who have in conse not less titan five nor more than twenty- j quent.r i.en suspended from School.
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2. Tim local aoiird of health and tho physician in charge of cases of this disease should co-operate for its restriction. The board must particularly guard urainst its spread by ases wheta no intelligent physician is employed. "When 'the small pox, scarlet fever.
diphtheria, or nny of her dixea&i iteugrrowi ' to the public health, is found to o vist in nnv
county, city or town, the board of health shall vse nil possible care to p-'fpent the. xpreaifitig of the iitf return, and to yive pnOlie nofii'i! c f infected ;. !. by such means as in their judgmcn'. shall be mott oireetaal for the common safety." "Loci 1 boards of health must make such
regulations as they may deem
school trustees to instituto criminal proceeilings against those refusing to comply with the orders of the Biard of Health. Respectfully Yours. John AI. Bi.of-3, . Stip'l. l'ublie Instruction.
for tho public healll' and safety npeotinit
any arlicks whieh are eapabla of contain. , ing or conveying any infection or amta-J gion or of creating any sicltnass. or when such articles shall lie brought info, or con-j
into or, ,n ..l,,.ll I
time that it isi ..i.iiufo on,. ji,'r..r ,,i,,in i', imii rnrc.ii !
issued bv the Auditor. .' a mho l.ot" t-- thai. !w.n(v dellur .' , .
MCNKOE f'ODXTY HoAKD OK HlSAI.TJI. Bloomii.'gton, Jan. 10, lbS2 f ti com pi in n co with the order of the State Boird of Health, the (Jo mi tv Board of Health has ndoiitcd the
necessary fti)OVe rules and i'onilalio:is, which
from and after this lale, may be considered in full force. Wakb S. Walkhh, President. Jos. 1). 11aniv, Wm. 1). Uaki:h. I'O HIT M. 't-Hi, Sec'v.
Current expens.es and Taxes pa.d Bills of other Banks Fractional currency (including Nickels tuid cents) Gold Coin Silver Coin........ Legal tender Nates Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer (not more than 5 per cent, on circulation
Total MAMMTIKS. CiipitiJ stock paid in Surphis Fund I ndivided profits Circulating Sotes rec'ved fr'ni Comptrol'r
Individual deposits subject to check Demand certificates of Deposit
15C 02
O,00'
East & East, atty's.
tli purchaser trivini; notes for defcrrci
payment?, with approved surety, waiving; relief from valuation and nppiaisement laws, with interest from date. Said real esUto wil'. bo sold free from l ens and will begin at 10 o'clock x. it. of said day.
Smi.h. administrator of said Estate, has JUaa.ru bi.SA.ikji,
Idled his account and vouchors in partial! Dec. 23-81. Administrator, ' settlement of said Estate, and that the I Husk irk eV Duncan, att'yu. ; same will como up for examination and I , , . .
approval on tho 6tb day of February, 1882, ' tho same being the first judicial day of tho
.Nov. 23-fl February Term, 1882, ot said court, at
-- ' vrhii.h time said creditors, hairs and lofl-
XX . J. IN ICHOLiS, ! toes are required to appear in said court,iu j
! j jfrj rjr j no court aouso in me city oi noommgAlt'D l'RAC'TIClAI, U:UII,OEIt,it,n-nd shjw cause, if any there be, why
flans and Bpc.-illealions csiretuiiy pro- ""'" "' " ipirC. 'pared for dwelling houses and public ' Witness my name as clerk, and the seal 03 i building. AUo estimates of buildings com- i of said court affixed, the 7th day of Janu!li,ti.il flirnnuhnnt. All work ilnishfid I arv. 1882. Wm. P. BROWNING,
r . . & .. . . -;..,t ii... i. f........ . .
i usi j'i .at 1 hi, t me aneeitte.t. ' vkh v. v,
(1.488 00
CI
(I)
243 8,200 1,774 1.000
P,40( 00
mil $1010
EIGHT OR TEST Thousand Dolla rs' WORTH OF GOODS At Cost or lees, To CLOSE BusinesK. Most of my "lock was tmrebjited this
TVT OTIC E is hereby iri en that by vir-' u creaiwrs, news ana tegaccus oi saia iuii lor casn, ani au let stocK wi i ne sola.
ll tue of nn order of the Monro.) .Jun-' -ato are hereby no ilied that
'Jan. 11-32.
Bloomini;ton, Ind., -March 31, 1880.
Administrator s Salej WV011 m'
of Ileal Xfetntc.
CEASED.
In the ifonroe circuit court, in the State
of Indiana. No. 108.
$12C,000 00 i.liOn 00 i,60:. 09
$10rt,00C 00
Willmn,
tv Circuit Court, the undci signed Admin- . iJatthews. Administrator of said Jfisistr.itors of the esinln nf Join. K F.umor. i tate. has tiled his account and vouchers in
partial settlement oi &.iu osiaic, aim iiiui tho same will oo-ne up for examination and approval on the 6th day of February, If 82, the same beidg tlo first judicial day
! of the February Torw. 1 H82, of said court.
! at whieh t'me said creditors, heirs and log-
Slot) 401 5(5 ! deceased, wi.l otter for sale at public auc-
90,43f 73,364
Total $li:.40'J 50 Statu or Ivwiaxa, ilon -oe f'o.inty, j ss. I, Walter K. Woodburn, Cashier of the above-named Hunk, do solemnly kw ar that the altove staleaient is true, lo the best of m y knowledge and belief. WALTER K. WOODBFRN, Csbhisr. Subscribed and sworn lo before tue, this 10th day of January. 1882. JOHN II. LOUDEN, Notary Publiu.
Correct Attest : Jons tVAi.niiox, Nat. V. II ill. D. V. BUSKIUK. January IS, 1882. Direetors.
northwest fourth of the s.n ihwest ?te,p.s nre r'red ! ,? ' '! f?r CUrt of section () eight, town !0l ten, n t,w Tvrt hoase ln ho c,t'.?f 'W821 wesL .,.nihm.t leu .cres show cause, if any thero bo, why
TUo Mill.
lion, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, February 31, 18S2, tho following described land to-wit i
The quarter rane ('
ideeded by decedent ill his lid time lo Mar
tha Parks and John R. Farmer in Monroe county, Indiana. TERMS OF SALE: Ona-lhii'd cash, the residue in equal payments of six and twelve months with notes at ; niercst, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, and secured by good freehold sureties. Sale to bej;in at 2 o'clock p. M. GEO ROE W. FARMER, JAMES M. ABEL, Jan. 4-82. Administrators. James B. Muikg, Att'y. ESTATE 6VW 1 LLl AM YOSS, DECEASED. In the Monroe circuit comx, iu the State of India ia. All creditors, heirs and legatees of said Estate are heiebv notiflol that Benjamin
Adams, Executor of -aid Estate. ha
tiled his account a.id touchers in final set
tlement of said Estate, and that the same
appro
"Witness my name as clerk, and the seal of said court affixed, tile 7th day of January, 182. Wm. F. BltOWNlNO, isKAi. Clork Monroo C. C. Jan. 11-82. ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WIL UAMSOX, DECEASED. I n the Monroo circuit court, in the State of Indiana. No. 43. All creditors, heirs an 1 legatees of said Estate are hereby notifl.ti that James Russell, Executor of said Estate, luu tiled his account and vouchors in final settlement of said Estate, nnd thai th.) sm no will come up for examination and approval on the Cth day of February, US ', the suio being the first judicial day of the February 'ft mi, 1882, of said itmirt, t wliich tin e said creditors, he! s and legatees are required to appear in said coitn, in tho court house in tlio oily of Bloortington, ami show cause, if any there bo, why s.iid
- rtui.- 1 1, .. a. hum vii v i,....a , 1,. will .onu. on for oviiinimiiion and ainrov. t arc uni; sioiilil ik.I lie npproveq.
I pr ration a Tile Mill and Brick Yard al on tl.e nth day of Fehrui.ry. lt'82, the l ai,,e as c.erK an 1 l,e seal ni , miles north of Bloomintfon. and fjur same be.:....; the first judicial day of the , f !,fliv ' ll ,i vivr"'U" miles northeast of Ellettsville. Thf Clay February Term, I8H2, or said court, at !'. V., 1. 1 n i in this locality is said by experts, to oe the which tine said creditors, heirs and loga- j I I -u Aionroo t. . bnt for Tile or Brick, that is f nnd nnv- lees are rinu.rcd to appear in said court, in 1
where in the State. Wo are turning out a superior quality of Tile and solicit the patronage of farmers and dealers in this section. Specimens of lhe Tile arc on exhibition at Allen's hard warn store, ivlieni o ilers will bo taken. Call and examine work. JAMES Bl'SKIIt, J.-.n 4 :' Jin. M J. C ENTRY.
tbe court house ill lh cily of lllooi ling-
ton, and show cause, if any t here be, why sai.l account .diould not bo approved. While.-!, my name as chirk, and the seal of said co irl allixed, this 101 1 dav of Januarc, 1832. W.M. F. BROWNING. !-i u Cluk M.nrco C. C. J-11. 1 Vi.
Fruit Tukes. For ?"ru it Trees ami Vines of all kinds, call and i.-aveyour ordu-s with me. I will got good trees' and as good varieties as -any 1 urscry iu th" I'. S., and at more reasoin blv prices tlij.ii -omea;;.i.t: I. MUi.'. ROGERS, Aj:cut CaiiJli Ind., .Nursery.
regardless of cost. 1 have a iplendid
stock of tho newest styles of nhadea of Dress Goods, Ctoaks, Uolmaof, Shawls, Drtss Trimmings, Notions, Hits, Cape, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Quoonswam, etc A laige stock of B ;ots and Shoes.biit makes. It will pay you to call and tee tlisw. t!A lare stock of Mens' aad Boys' Cioihing at less than cosl.S Deficiency in hearing ia t'le oauso of my closing business. I hereby ten ler my sincere flanks to the citizens of J ouroo county ft the liberal patronago they have bestoacd on mo for the last fort;: years, and I now invito all to conic and share in tho bargains I prnposa 1.0 give in closing out mv stock of gcods. W. i. FEE. Nov 16-82. North Side Public Square, illooir incton.
fllHK. undcrsig ,ed taka pleasure in call? X ing atjontior to the fact that they havo The Latest Stylus of UiigKtea and Carriages, antl good, stuady tcrset for single and double driving. Wo are prer pared to furnish Carriage for 'eddings, Funerals and Parties, and smiil tennis tor Commercial Travelers. Farmers' horses foil cheaply. WOKLKY& MAYBuy Tbe Best FURNITURE! I have an EX CLUSIVE contract with the two Factories of Blooi iiigton, by which 1 SAVE FRBU1UTS. By this arrangement I can got try good cheaper than any one who bit;- at Cincinnati or JLmii-.yill :. I CAN AND WILL UNDERSELL ANY HOUSE IN THE COUNTY. Bi'fbr von buv. civile and ant mv nrice.
Aug .Hit si. joiiN ifr.;ax4-