Bloomington Progress, Volume 16, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 October 1882 — Page 2
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IPDBUCAI TICKET. Election to be beld Tuesday, Nov.T, 1882 Vr Cbawfy Cter, DAVID (TALL. BROWNING. For Ommty Auditor, WILLIAMSON Mt. ALEXANDER, Far Oamnty Treauttrer, ISAAC CLAilAX. r'or SfcHfl fifetS GRIMES. For County Recorder, WILLIAM X. MALL. For Gmnty Surveyor, H. BVSKIRR. For On aw, JAMES M. GASTON. Qimiim!oner-Fir$t District, DAVID F. BURTON. Gfmmisouer-- Third District, JOSS P. HARRr.I.U For Prosecutor 10th Judicial Circuit, JOSEPH jE HEX LEY. of Moroe co.
STATS Secretory of State, Auditor of State, en jsbw of Stmt,
Attorney General,
TICKET. E. R. HAWN E.H. WOLFE ROS WELL HILL D. F.BALDWIN
Stat. Ptddidnntmetum. J. M. BLOSS
CUrk Supreme OtmrL J. W. GORDON
Judaea Smrenc Omrt, VT. P. EDSON, J. 6. BERKSHIRE, J. F. KIBBY. National candidate for Congress, 4 SkMUMJU WALLINGFORD. National caadidate for Representative, JOHN HOLSAPPLB.
Ohio Republicans TlCTOBIOtS!
Qhto baa shown by the result of
its election oft the 10th, that theextrdvaganieatlmaics made by visionary and fanatical people of the vote that "teniMranee democrats" would give the republican ticket because it stood ap for temperance principles were without foundation. The Progress never has believed that temperance democrats were eager to vote the republican ticket we feel certain bow that we woe correct. The Progress believes, farther that should the democrats have majority ha the next legislature, the proposition to submit the amendments to a vote of the people will be voted down. The Cincinnati Commercial was right, when, several weeks ago, in. response to the oft-repeated assertion of the Cincinnati GaaetUihai.many tem
perance democrats of Ohio would
vote with the republicans, it said : "Nearly all the temperance demo"crats of Ohio, who an on re"publiean moral issues, have mov"ed ever into Kentucky, to be be"yond the reach of temptation to "vote against their old party." On second thought, however, we feel that this may be classed among' the Republican victories, because it is evident that it was Republican votes that changed Ohio from 35,000 Re
publican majority to a plurality of
18,000 for the Democratic ticket. It is reasonable to presume that those Republicans were opposed to -ajy interference with their drinking privileges, and thought it best to say so at the ballot box. The liquor interest is an immense power in Ohio, and a daa-gereus one to tackle, as the result has proved. Bat wont "we temperance democrats'-' give 'em fits in Indiana, on the 7th of November ? Well, we . shall see. In Ohio the question was whether retail liquor dealers should pay achy and county license and be prevented from selling on Sunday. The retail liquor dealers have never paid anything but the Government license in that State. Any man can set up a bar and retail liquor, and as a result every provision store, and many dry eoods stores have little bathrooms attached, and when a good customer comes in they
gave him two or three drinks of
"red-eye." Then he feek rxhrand will purchase three times as ma goods as if be were in bis sober senses. There ae 3,300 places in Cincinnati alone where liquor is retailed. So that it may be understood that when these men (many of dte Republicans) were asked to vote a licence tax on thecMelves they would naturally obfeet it is hawaa tnre. No sneb question enter two the fKatM contest, and to or m Htmtm emnty '$ nmrd, tht pmtUm et wbmimm fa mth4fotk Otdum (fkttmttf) d4dm4 immmtvte itt &w $f gW ig ttmfwpk &twm $ vM m the tmrnimttta.
Coal traflfo over the jUttfc ville, New Albany and Chicago road for a couple of month?, past has been 30 per eeat. heavier than ever before in history of the road. It is not nnusual for the company to haul 100 ear loads per day northward from CJrernwtfc.
Hon. W. R. Harrison, better
known as "Rip" Harrison, and
Judge K. Li. Uottey, will make a
canvas.-) of the county for submission of the amendments, beginning at Stiuesville on the night ot the 18th. They wjll speak at Simpson's Chapel, Ellettsville, Stanford, Center School House, Harrodsburg,
Moore s Creek, Brnmmett s Creek, Unionville, and Gray's Bridge.
The appointments will include the c . . l . ii At T r. 1
zmi. au ineir Aeuiocrauc irieuus are invited. " The people of Indiana have asked the privilege of voting on the amendments. The republican party says they shall have that privilege without any restrictions or prejudice that is, they shall be voted on at a special election, so that politics may not enter into the result. The Democratic leaders are opposed to this, and will do all in their power to prevent it. Daily Courier, Columbus, O. : Charley Shay's Quincuplexal. The immense crowd at the Opera House fully endorsed this great entertainment as the "Boss" Hall Show of America. There are so many really attractive and altogether meritorious features of this combination, that a description would prove a very difficult undertaking. We bad a whole bevy of favorites of both sexes, who said and suns; and danced such funny things, and did all so well, that nil in the house nearly cried with delight. We had the best delineations of burnt cork opera ever seen in this chy. But the acting of the little dogs trained by Charley Shay, took the house by storm. The comical burlesque and pantomime closed the entertainment finally.' Charley Shay's Quincuplexal is the best show, that baa been in Columbus for yean, and oar citizens should not foil to take their but chance to-night and go to see it. m aa Frame Iadiaue Creek. It is known by the Democracy oi the county that Indian Creole was once the banner Democratic township. We always knew as well before the election as afterward, what our majority was. This state of affairs) hat now failed to exist, and why ? For four years we elected John D. Morgan Trustee by about 80 majority, after which his actions were of such a nature, both personally and officially, that he met with condemnation on all bands. The next year we brought out Wesley Kirk, a good citizen, and a life-long Democrat, (be never rated for He. either) but be was defeated by a system of falsehoods, manufactured out of whole cloth, the evening before the convention. This again threw Morgan upon the Democracy as their candidate, and if the election bad gone off the same week, he would have beea defeated by 45 majority, bat again we went to work to aava the party, and voted against our sentiment rather than give np the control of the township trustee's office to a Republican. He, Morgan, was elected with a loss of 47 Democratic votes. Had be served the people judiciously and economically, be might have been in full favor with bis party to-day. But instead of this, what did he do 7 Why, during the year 1877 he charged the township, as the record in the Auditor's office shows, (this is no campaign lie, it is on record) S3 44.00 for the like services that John M. Stephenson, the former trustee, charged but $187.00! Toor correspondent asked Mr. Stephenson bow this was. He owns that he did not know as to Morgan's services, bnt as to himself be said that he charged all that the law would allow. Morgan's charge is not quite "ittbtimis" as much, but it is very near twicb as much as Mr. Stephensons. IMHAIT CkKIK DxMOCBACT.
REPtTBUCAK speakixb. Senator W. B. F. TREAT will speak in Simpson's Chapel, Washington tp., Thursday, Oct. 19, at 1 o'clock p.m., and in Hiadoatan the same day, at night. Prof. J. A. WOODBURN will speak in Smithville, Friday night, Oct. 20th. The County Candidates will be present at the meetings.
C. C Matson, Democratic candidate for Congress, bemoans the fact that laborers receive bnt a dollar a day for their labor, and that that dollar could buy but five pounds of bacon. The speaker did not go on and explain what a laborer waste with thirty pounds of bacon a week, nor just how the Republican party could be held responsible for the price of that commodity. A dollar will bay ten gallons of coal oil, but no man wants sixty gallons of that staff a week. It wiU buy twenty yards of calico, but, unless he has an inordinately large family, he will not require one hundred and twenty yards of prints to carry bin from Monday morning to Saturday night. Mr. Matsoa's argument is as dem
agogical as those of a man in this
county who bemoans the building of roads and the expense it entails, the first letter of whose name is R. A. Folk.
PrrTSBTJBG.Oct. 2. In the United States Supreme Court, to-day,
Jfdge Turnkey decided thai a rail
road company must honor its tick
ets, whosoever sells them, and that,
therefore, the ticket, on its face, entitles the holder to the rights of a pawenger between the points named
on the ticket. This opinion revers
es (he judgment of the lower court, and lays down the law in an inter
esting way upon one phase of the
ticket -scalping business. Tmc New York dry goods
tore carries a bigger stock than
many of the pretention? establishment of New York City. Every grade of goods found in this estabIkkmmit 1 tm first-class, as Len.
ft, fwM 4l Co, will have no other
jTit ntfrttficrafcu CamlidntA f!tr
the legislature in Warrick county, i Mine bis position ou the timondifictthi thiittlv "I am in fiivor ol
submitting the amendments, bin
must, as a matter ot principle, vole gainst them, na their merits ; or, more snecifiiiallv! I m in favor o!
submitting them, but will vote and
work against it.
THUS SensatiiM Event At MENDELSSOHN HALL, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, OCT. 18, 18S2. Positively One Night Only. Its Like Neves Seen. CHARLEY SHAY'S QTJINCUPLEXAL. FIVE Distinct Shows in One. Best Entertainment on earth. What Everybody says must be true. More and better Performers and more and better acts than have ever been seen in any one &huw in America. FULL BANDS 2 Of Music. Prices as usual. Reserved Seats
Was it on tbe Square T Mr. Editor There have been some queer transactions in Monroe county, during the past year, and one of the queerest of these I will briefly relate:
Last winter a contract was en
tered into between the Auditor and
the county commissioners to hunt up back taxes. In many cases
where taxes were found, a proposition was made to accept a part and
call it quits. John W. Davis was
notified that he owed $700, yet he was told to pay $200 and it would
be sufficient. Mrs. Amanda Hughes
was notified that she owed $196,
but that 850 would fix it. Now if
these people were owing that amount, tell us who had authority to
compromise with them ? Does the
county Treasurer ever offer to take
$20 when he tells you your taxes amount to 50 ? This is merely an introductory paragraph, with more to follow.. Perky Tr. Lourdes, of which we have beard so much of late years, stands on the confines of Bigorre and Beam. In the middle ages it derived importance from its castle,
deemed impregnable. This stands
on an isolated eminence, which rises almost perpendicularly from the waters oi: the Cave. The mineral waters of the hot wells are much vaunted, but most of the cures are asserted to be made by a simple spring of cold water. The grotto, whose roof is bung witb oblations of the "perfect cures," in the form of crutches, splints, and bandages, is on the river bank, about ten minutes wal k from the town. The level ground betwixt it and the stream
has been paved, and tbe interior of
the grouo turned into a chapel. Devotees, from Duchesses to dairymaids, kneel against the railing which protect the chapel.
Lewis R. Jones, a wealthy
Stanford, Ky., farmer, strangled to
death while trying to swallow a glass of whisky. It is understood that Mr. Jones let several drops of water fall into it by accident. A Wisconsin farmer was seen
stopping up the chinks in his di
lapidated log house. A big snake had cra wled in and gone to bed with him on the previous night,and he had disliked it. Sheep killing dogs. Mr. J. R. Mead, of Sedgwick co., Kansas, who hnti resided on the frontier for 25 years says : Buy a drachm bot
tle of chrystalized strychnia (it costs 35 cents) pulverise it : take the car
cass of your sheep, with the pelt
on, and witb a rope around the horn of your saddle, drag it three
or lour miles about your range,
just at evening, occasionally drop
ping a bait on the trail upon which has been rubbed the thirtieth part
of the contents of the bottle, and
on leaving the carcass dose it liberally. In the morning ride over the trail and look for the dead wolves. If this method is generally adopted, there will not be a wolf or stray
dog alive in the county by January
next, unless tbey come in from elsewhere, and the pelts of the wolves, if found, would pay the expense. By a method similar to the above, tbe writer, in early days, killed seventy wolves itt one night. Farm-.
err
Revkv).
Tbe buildings of the Philadelphia Exhibition of 1876 are widely scattered. One is a Coney Island hotel, others are hotels at Long Branch and Atlantic City, a number are private summer residences, and the main structure has recently beea taken down, some oi it being used for stations on the Pennsylvania railroad, and the remainder for an iron mill in Pittsburg. The art gallery and horticultural hall remain, as they were
intended for permanent features of
JJairniount l'ark.
The best assortment of Window
and Shade fixtures, will be found
at MeUalia rts Uons Cash btore.
T1k frozen hodinn nf Tio T-nnnr
and his companions of the Jeannette are to be brought tome in cast iron coffins especially made for them iu VT "r mi (an ...
new iorK. Aueconins arc lined with felt, ground cork, etc., by which tbe bodies will be kept from the outward air. Rninir frnrort flmv
a ... .. - are expected to change into adiposene or waxy tissue, the filatures always preserving their natural expression. The ::iki:n will he nhin-
ju'd lo St. Peteraburg.
Question. Who decides whether you may vole for or against prohibition ? -flHioer. The Legislature. Quf9. Who are candidates for the Legislature in Monroe county. Am. John Graham, Democrat, and John Kolsapple, National. Qaes. A re they for or against the submission of the amendments. Ant. They both declare themselves in favor of and pludge themselves to vote for the submitting of tbe amendments to a vote of the people? A 8 the Republicans have no candidate for Represtntative, it would seem that the National aud Demo
crat parties will have tbe honor of
deciding the prohibition question for Monroe county.
Charley Shay's Quincuplcxal Troupe will appear in Mendelssohn Hall, Wednesday night. The troupe
has been on the road a number of
years and is well-known in tbe larger cities, where it is liberally patronized. It is to be hoped that the city will protect these people from insult and annoyance from the hoodlums that are always to he found in Bloomington Hall entertainments. They should not be required to pay license if they are are to receive no protection. We cannot understand bow anti-submission can enter into the contest in Monroe county. The legislature decides that matter, and the two candidates for the legislature (Graham and Holsapple) have declared themselves in favor of submission. Graham has 800 majority to start with. Fashion, it is said, seriously contemplates tbe wearing of rings in the nose. Should the old dame so decide, tbe streets will be lined with humanity, whose noses contain rings, a la the big Cow, at the County Fair. There is nothing like keeping up with the fashion. t-iai A oorrespondent asks "Will the Ohio election affect tbe election in Indiana V We can not see why it should. Tbe Republican retail liquor dealers of that State were asked to vote a license tax on themselves, and to vote to close their houses oil Sunday. It is not neces
sary to argue the right or wrong of
this Sunday tramc. it was perfectly natural for those men to vote against being taxed or restricted, and they did so. The question in Indiana is, "May the people vote on the amendments ?" The candidates for the Legislature in this county, both say they will vote to give the people an opportunity to vote on the constitutional amendments. So that question would seem to be settled. If the people are not given an opportunity to vote for prohibition, there will be no prohibition, will there ? Many traveling men make it a point to reach Bloomington Saturday so that they may stay over Sunday and get some of Benckert's Twist Bread to eat. A man who cats that bread once will never forget it it is an oasis in the desert of bad bread.
The cheekiest thing in this cheeky a;e is the demand of Frank James that he thould not bo punished as other assassins and outlaws, because ho has voluntarily surrendered. Ho worked at the trade of murder as long as it was not dangerous, and now desires to quit. 3 Cakes Oat Meal Toilet Soap, 10c. Duhn & Co. Strained Honey $1.25 per gallon. Dusn & Co. Pure Vinegar that will keep pickles. Dunn & Co. Pure Hugar Syrup, New Sorghum. Dutw & Co.
Toting Pieciiiet. 'Whereas it appears to the Board tint there has been two Voting Precincts in Wear Creek township and that there hat: been no dividing line established for the same. Now on motion, it is ordered by
tbe Board that said Township be divided
as ioiiows lo-wii : On the Section line of said Township
running: east and wost Ihroucrh the center
of said Township, the same dividing Sec-
ttens is ana is, it, 20, ig, 21, is and 22, 14 and 13, 13 and 24. And Uintall persons living north of said line shnll vote at Smithville, which is the
North Precinct, and all living south of
aia una snail vole at Hurroasmtrg, wnicn
sksu Do tne eoutn rrecmot, ana mat
Bicharcl Y. Carr be and is hereby appointed Imipector of said South Precinct, and thi) t s.iij Order bo printed in each of
the following papers, tne Courier and Progress.
F ALLEY & HOES. Western Agents JUkjrATKTTE, HOD REVERSIBLE
HEELS
-FOB-
Rubber Boots anil Boots and Shoes
AND- PURE, HONEST GOODS, BEMEMBER TO COME to the well-known SHOEMAKEKS'S "XIOSS" DliUO STOItE, Bloomington. new style jljm: jps-an immense stock don't buy till this stock is carefully examined and priced. WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW SHADES ARE MADE A SPECIALTY Together with PAIHT&, OII.S, &e.
LIVERY and SALE North Side Public Square, Bloomington. flHK undersigned take pleasure in eallJ ing attention to the fact that they have Tbe Latest Styles of Bugg-les and Carriages, and good, steady Dorset for single and double driving. "SVe are prepared to furnish Carriages for Weddings, Funerals and Parties, and swift teams for Commercial Travolers. Farmers' horses cd cheaply. WOULKY HAY.
FOUTZ'S HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDKRS
Ho Hoam will elt ot Tour, Tors or Lcaa rum. It Fontz Powder r iwd in urn. Foolrt Pawdera willntreunipnTant Him Choi.ml Fcam Fowden will prevrnt Cir ix Fowlil FcufcvPowiltrawll! IncreaMthe qauuiraf milk and crum twaMj pwr cent, and make the butter ana aud tweet. Foua-a Powdeta win cure or prYint almoat arms I Dmkaiii to wlilrlt Honiwi anil C.ltlr are rihleet, Fotrnl FowDaaa wiu, otra HxntTMrtlax. Bold everywhere. DAVID X. VOUTI. XroprletOf, BavriKOBz. xd. Sold by P. Bowman, Bloomington THB PA11LOR DRUG STORE-
XI , J. NICHOLS, A. K C JHt ITECT AJiD PRACTICAL. BUILDER, Plans, and Specifications carefully propared for dwelling houses and public building. Also estimates of buildings completed throughout. All work finished at the time specified. Bloomington, Ind., March 31, 1880.
REPORT OF TH3E CONDITIO of tho FIRS1 NATIONAL BANK, at liloominglox, in the State of Indian, at rlooe of ness, en the 3d day of October, 1892 :
resources : Loans and Discounts Overdrafts..
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation U-S-ttonds on hand, par vuluo Duo from approved Reserro Agonts .... ...... ..... ...... Due from other National hanks Duo from State and Private Banks and Bankers....... Real Estate $4,G'J2 20 Furniture & Fistures2,0U4
$188,140 98 1,681 72
120,000 00
800 00
20,073 56 18,168 39
2,475 14
Current expenses and Taxes paid Bills of other Banks Fractional currcney(including Nickels and cents) ... Gold Coin......................... Silver Coin Local tender Notes.. .... Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (not more than 5 per cent, on circulation.......
6,716 20
2,376 6,663 127 8,900 2,927
1,000 00
Xovenibcr Election, 1882. Stnto of Indiana, Monroe co., ss ; T "WILLIAM F. BROWNING, Clark
X. of the Circuit Court of said County
in said State, do hereby certifyto Silas
Grimes, Sheriff of said County, that at the November election,to be held on Tues
day, the 7th day of November, 1882, fcb e foil owing officers are to be voted for in said county, to-wit : STATE OFFICERS. . One Secretary of State. One Auditor of State. One Treasurer of State. One Attorney General. One Clerk ot the Supremo Court.
One Superintendent of Public Instruction. One Judge of the Supreme Court for .1... . - . . .
ma x im j-rmirici. oi saiu otaie. One Judge of tho Supremo Court for tha Second District of said State. One Judge of tho Supremo Court for the Fourth District in said State.
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRU3SOne Representative in Congress for Ibe Fifth District of said State. STATE LEGISLATORS. . One Senator to tbe Legislature of said Statu, for the Counties of Monroe, Blown and Bartholomew. One Representative to the Legislature of said State, for the counties of Monroe and Brown. JUDICIAL OFFICER. Ono Prosecuting Attorney for tho 10th Judicial Circuit of said Stale. COUNTY OFFICERS. One Clerk of the Circuit Court of said County. One County Auditor for said county. One Sheriff for said county. Ono Treasurer for said county. Ono Recorder for said county. One County Surveyor for said county. Ono Coroner for said county. One County Commissioner for the First District of said county, and Ono County Commissioner for tbe Third District of suid county. Given under my hand with the rial of raid Circuit Court, affixed nt tho office in Bloomington, October 3rd, 1882. Wm. V. BROWNING, teal Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. I'BOCLAMATIIOW BY THE SHERIFF. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss: I, Silas Grimes, Sheriff of said county, herohy certify that the abovo and. foregoing is a true, full and complete copy of the original certificate issued to me by the
Ulerk or the Monroe circuit uourt. SILAS GRIMES, Oct. 4-1882. Sheriff of Monroe county
5,400 00
15
Total 386,053
LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in $120,000 00 Surplus Fund H.000 00 Undivided profit......... ...... 4,722 34 Circulating Notes rcc'ved fr"m Comptrol'r. $108,000 00 Individual deposits subject to check 81,144 54 Demand certificates
of Doposit.... 57,572 63
Due to other National Banks Duo to State and Private Banks and Bankers
138,717 17 478 65 134 99
Total $386,053 15 State of Indiana, " Moutoo Co.mly, ss. I, W. E. Woodburn, Cashier of the above-named Bank.do solemnly Swear that the above statement is true, to tbe best of
my knowledge and belief. Wf E. WOODBURN, Cashior.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
7th day of October. 1882. JOHN H. LOUDEN, Notary Public
Correct Attest
Oct. 11, 1882.
D. V. Bupkibk, N at. U. Hill, Jouk vYaldkon. Directors.
JJD
-Of aU kinds, 50
ToUwIr Waar.
center pieces aro Intercfiaaere. abr and rttvral0l9. Hprenent4 cAecoiiN. ler from runnintf over, requiring no tlel atHenora. ..... TJic Agency for these (roods In this to n has been placed with us. fcliors cannot procure ; them. (loll and examina a fall Hns of penther and "CaadM" )lubler Uoots sM bUoes Wi&Uui llsvoraililu HmL CM. l'KRDUE, Cloujhkgton.
Louisville, IV. A. & C. Railway
JUL la O 11 II O H t C . " Time in effect October 15th, 1882. Tvfo Through Passenger Trains Daily ! twoen CiilcaaroA. Louisville. Chicago at Jacksonville. GOING NORTH, day mail, juoht bx.
' Bloomington 12.07 pm 11.01 pm tirecncastlo 2.01 pm 12.25 am
Crawfordsville 3.04 pm 1:24 am Lafavette 4.09 pm 2.26 am
Chicago 9.00 pm 7.00 am GOING SOUTH. DAY MAIL. KlODT si. Bloomington 5.16 put 7.45 am Mitchell 6.35 pm 8.58 am New Albany 8.58 pin 11.34 am Louisville 9-20 pm 1 1.55 am
Nashville, Tenn., 8:15 pin Parlor Coachos on Dy Trains, between Chicago and Louisville. Palace Sleepers on Night f rains, between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. O o m fo x-1 In Complete. OOIaletiO.Ia SlU'O. Through Trip and Round Trip Ticket, for south and southwest, and Through Trip and Land Exploring Tickets for nurth and northwest, via must direct and close connecting route. liaggago checked through to all places wl wo tickets are purchased. Travelars wanting information apply to CARTER PERING, Ticket Agent nt
lilnaomingion, Ind'uvuh Or to MUIt KA Y KELLAR, G. P. A,. JUkivMe, Kentucky.
Resident Dentist.
Dr. J. W.
CRAIN.
Office, over McCalla As Co's Store, Bloom iugtoCiliU. All work warrnutod.jal-78
Commissioner's Rale
of Real Estate. State of Indiana, Monroe county as : Monroe Circuit Court. Beii A. Rogers, guardian Nellie Stow
art, Willie Stewart and Rattray Stewart.jr.,
VS. Jessie Stewart and Rattray Stew art,sr.
Notice is hereby given that the inder
signed Commissioner appointed by the
Monroe circuit court at its September term. 1882, tu sell the real estate described in the petition filed in the above came, will by order of said court snll at public
auction on tho premises in the city of
Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, on
SATURDAY, November 11th, 1883,
at 2 o'clock p. m., the said real estate de
scribed in said petition and said older to-
wit:
Part of Seminary Lot Numbor thirty -
8ix, in tho east nalt or tne northeast quarter of Section five, Township eight, north of Range one west, and bounded as
follows to-wit :
Bocinnine on the south line of suid Lot
two hundred and seventy-five feet west of
the southeast corner of said Lot,thenco west
one hundred and fifteen and one-half feet, thanca north one hundred and fifty-eight and one-third feet, thence east on J hundred and fifteen and one-half feat, thence
south one hundred and flfty-oight and one-
third feet to tho place ot becmnlnt:; also
part of said Seminary Lot thirty-sis,
bounded as lollows lo-wit :
Beginning eight poles and one-half links
west of tne soutneasi corner oi saia uot on the south boundary of said Lot and running thence west eight poles and eight and ono-half links to the southeast coriiet of a part of said Seminary Lot thirty-siit, here toforo convoyed to James Stephenson, thence north with said Stophensor.'s line and parallel with the east boundary of said lot, nino poles and fifteen links, thence east eight poles aud eight and one-hall links, thence south nino polos and fifteen links to tho place of beginning. All in the city of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, and heretofore known as tho "Stewart property." The title lo the
abovo property has recently been quieted
oy court. TERMS OF SALE: Tho purchanor will bo required to pay
one-third of tho purchase money iu cash, and execute his notes fcr the rosidun in two equal installments of six and twelve.
monuis, waiving valuation ana appraise
ment laws with approved suretios, and bearing six per cent, interest per annum
from date until pain.
Ofsi. 11-83. Commissioner. East & East, attorneys. 1 1
Stuart Si McPheetoro,
North Side of the Square, East of PostofHco,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
.7M a,J Til--I "11. i
msbw rt a
bib s nil mwm 13. A IR, ID "W .A. 12, EI
County Headquarters for
Pine m row Sip and Lai
DOORS. SASH, BLINDS, GLASS, MOULDINGS. LOCKS HINGES. NAILS AND SGBEI70L The Early Breakfast COOKING ST017B AND THE GBAND OLIVER CHILLED PLOU Are Among Our Specialties..
A
DK
STORE
. )oo(
PETER BOWMAN has purchased
Drug Store on tbe West Side of the Samare North of tbe alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Cigars, Tobaeeo, Perfumery, Fancy Goods and Pore Wines and Xiiquora For medical purposes. An experienced druggist it) attendance..
$10,1
EIGHT OR TEN Thousand Dollars' WORTH OF GOODS At Cost or Less, ToCXsO&E Business. Most of my stock was purchased . this fall for cash, and all old stock will be sold rrgnrdles of cost. I have a spler.did stock of the newest styles of shadei of Dress Goods, Ctoaks. Dolmans, Shawls, Dress Trimmings, Notions, Bats, Caps, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Queensware, etc. A
largo stock of Boots and Shoos, best makes. It will pay you to call and see them. 1A large stock of Kens' and Boys' Clothing at less than costgfl Deficiency in hearing is-the cause of roy closing business. I hereby tender my sincere thanks' to the citixens of Monroe county for the libend patronage they have bestowed on me for tho last forty years, and I now invite all to come and suaro in tho bargains I propose to give in closing out my stock of goods. W. O. FEE. Nov 16-83.
Genuine Spring: Sent Saddles OS' OUR OWN MANUFACTURE AT 915. We also have the largest stock of Harness. Collars,
and a full lino of all goods usually kept
in any shop of tne Kind in this county. USDLEY'8 OLD STAND. West side of the public square. mrl-83 W. F. REED & SON
Saddles, Harness, Etc I HATE ON RANDS WAGON Buggy Harness, Mim s and Ladi's8ad dies, Bridles, Collars, Halters and. sdaaaai everything needed ic tliis !bter made by the best of workman, which I proposa to. sell as LOW DOWn AS TQE JbtWsaWr-:
All my goods aro made from tho varj
W8i oi material, x &k ishs 1UI
purchase to give me a call and
betore purchasing eloewnera. SI'F.IK SEAT SADVUS and any other kind, mad by Xd. Btitast ton, out cf the best material. My place of business is on, West Wis) Public Square itt
Chats. BTotrs IVsrtfe one door south of Mrs. 8. Smith UonterV. ' Anyone wishing to attend to other tws. nr8 than the above, saeh u rtmtmgffNf , erfy or land trade will please call at sfjr .' . Harness Shop and I will assist, Afe member aud do not forget it, 1 will reoalv.-;. " orders for ' . FKIJIT j of all kinds from Cantoa Nnra-ry, Me:: '.' Salem, lnd , to be delivered oataW 'Im ' of November next.
May h-82.
I. MILT. KOAjtBS.
S
IIERIFFS SALE.
BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree and execution to mo directed, from tho
Clerk's office of Monroe Circuit Court, in
a cause wherein Bonjamtn F. Adams, is plaintiff, and Peter Ciruiichaal, jr., is defendant, requiring me to make tho sum
of seven hundred and forty-seven $747 with interest on said decree and cotits,
will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder, on SATURDAY, 3ov Stk, 188J,
Detween the hours of 10 o'clock A. it. and
4 o'clock r. M. of said day, at the door of
the court house of suid Monroe county, Indiana, the routs and profits for a torm
not exceeding seyen years, of the following described Real Estate, situate in tbe
county ot .uonroe ana state oi xnaiana,
to-wit:
Beginning at tho northeast corner of the
southeast quarter of aeotion seventeen (IT) thence south seventy-ssven (77) rods,
thence west one hundred and sixty 1,160)
rods, tbenco north seventy-seven J7J rods, thence east one hundred and mxty (100) rods to the place of beginning.
Also, commencing at ine nonnwesi cor
ner of the southwest quarter of section
sixteennc), thence east fourteen (14) rods,
thenco south seventy -.wven77rods, thence
west fourtoenf 141 rods to tbe section line.
thence north seventy-aevon (77) rods to
tho place of beginning, containing in all
eighty-three (63) acres more or less, alt in
towntiup scvun m nortn ot rause one
west, in Monroe county, Indiana.
If such rents and pronts will not sett for
sutnrlent sum to satisfy said decree, in
tercut and costs, I wiU at the same timo
and place, expose at public sale, the fee.
simple of said Real Estate or so much thorcof as may be suincient to discharge
said decree, interest and costs.
Said sa!e will be made without any roltef
wiiiuuvor irom valuation ana appraisement laws.
SILAS GRIMES, octll-82 Sheriff of Monroe county Louden & Miors, attorneys.
Catarrh a Specialty.
Dr. Abraham Smith Has concluded to return lo Blooiiitagtofl,
where ho practiced 20 years, and treutod 500 cases of Catarrh, lio has 37 certifi
cates from persons who hiivo beof eurod.
tin has ropnirod his frume house on North Itailrond Street, and will board iialionu
from a distance Tho Dr. manufactures his mudicino, n vegetable compound, and it will not bo found on sale in any drug
storo. Patients at n distance will te treated, but lihulicinos must ho paid for i.i advance. Files and Gravel will be treated
uud mrei wurruUuiJ. JJui.t,. 37, 8;
Notice to Woo-ResldentH. State of Indiana, Monroe county, is : In the Circuit Court, November Term,
1882.
John It. East, .Tane C. Johnston VS. Mnrtha Oliphant, A. S. Oliphant, Thomas Mullikin, ct al. Complaint No. 151. Now comes the Plaintiffs by East & East, their attorneys, and filos thojr complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that said defendant, Thomas Mullikin, is not a ridont of the State of Indiana, Notice is thorofore hereby given said dofondant that unless ho bo and appear ou tho first day of tho novt term of the Mnroo Circuit Court, to bo holdcn on the third Monday or November, A. DM 1842, at tho Court House in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or do. mur to said complaint, the same will bo hoard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and .ho seal of said court, affixed nt Bloonmiglon, (bis $7th day of September, A. D , 1882. fsBM. Wm. F. BROWN 1 NO, Oct. i-83. Clck MoWW U, C,
WAGON BUILDING U0HXQ, And General Bensir 4 shop. t,
TIT 4. T.o1.J. nitl 'h'-
Wc make a specialty of , n ft m ay. ?
A lame and conveaieM Wsurest TaM4:
is attached to the Shaa, with a plsH;,
supply of good stock-water.
VVi
air ins and Bueirics camfalta
or ouiit ot ue nest material. Examine our Premium Wagona. " " jn 12-8 i GILMORE BIlOTHBlCv.
HERIFCS SAMS,
BY virtue of n cortiled conv ot a AsqasjJ ;
to mo directed, fro the CterkV OSjc-f." i ' the Monroe Circuit Court, i t cssS :: : wheroir. George W. Riddle it ptafatiftajKiK : John Stepp and Jeste Steppes. 4eCfA .:! ants, ri-qiurinir me tit make tUa tsssm sifv .
Seven hundred and Thirty-eigbt &HmS. and Fifty cent, (738.50) with interest s,, said decree and costs, I wm expoM al Mtt . .
SATURDAY, Oewber 18th, Ittft ;
botween the boars of 10 o'doek ju it; M;4 4 o'clock r. m. of said day, at the door 4s
tbe Court house, of Mono twmlm ana, the rente and profits Jhr tr tjiifcf exceeding seven yean of the foOuwiikf ta;: -ccribed real auto, ta-rU: , ' v-
The East half of the Southeast,
f Section nineteen (19) in Town
flO) North of Kan so one t li Bast.
in Monroe county and Stato of fodtaia;
If such rents and broQU will not aatl .
for a wifficiint sum to satisfv aaujli3!'
cree. interest and oosta. I will at tlseaaiiaiC...
time and place espate a mblisaljgj
il aiuipiv Ol HHI (Vl cataaa Off
tnereot as n'isy oe Mttncieni n 1 said decree, interest nad costs.
C.SJ ..lA .:ll kA .A. JiLi
ntw wi uipiM .aaanwai
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nui wmiKvcr irom Yiituaaon pf ment laws.
SILAS GIUMXS.
Oct 5-8 ! Sherifl of Monroe eiH
'Louden & Miena. atluuiaa.
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.law.
W-.iT.TV..,?,
SafeatV.' "
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CITY BOOK BTOIill
THE undersigned respectfutty iifomii hb Dfitrons and the lublia nfrereKv :
that he has on hands and is reooiviiu tfl -and choice supply of all those artiidea. u-. '
uaiiy luunu in a ow cwuro. -. .
TII13 STOCsav IS FRBSaf.
and has txwn selected with great cread;-' with copeoial reference to the wants oI.AM. .
community. He 'ias also Ms usvatt is'v':
supply er Fajr Mmmmss&j
many of them of new and unlou
Scbool andCoUeflroTcgil
and School Supplies isunitsuanyi
braoin); everytJiiiiji that M ea4ett; be sold nt priocs that cannot tail
suiisiaotion. . . ;
Teachors and other frk)t)4 of are iuvitad to call and make toav
Store
Their Heitdqi
where they will be cordially w
and here every el ert will. ft i
uroiuote their ton vec iiutse.
BJooiMington, fed., 4U o, il
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