Bloomington Progress, Volume 16, Number 28, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 October 1882 — Page 2
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REPUBLICAN TICKET. Election to be held Tuesday, Not.?, 1883 For County OJerk, DAVID WALL. BROWNING. For County Auditor, WILLIAMSON it. ALEXANDER. For County Treasurer, ISAAC CLAM AN. For Sheriff", SILAS GRIMES. For Cbtmfy Recorder, WILLIAM ST. BALL. For County Surveyor, MICHAEL EL BUS KIRK. For Coroner, JAMSS B. GASTON. Cvmrnmomer First District, DA ftD P. BURTON. Cmnmisskmcr Third District, JOHN P. BARRELL. Tor Prosecutor loth Judicial Circuit, JOSEPH B. BEXLEV. of Monroo co.
STATE Secretory of State, Auditor of State, Treasurer of State,
Attorney Gena-al,
TICKET. B. R. BAWN E. B. WOLFE ROSWELL BILL D.P. BALDWIN
Supt Public ImdruetioM, J. M. BLOSS Clerk Supreme Court, J. W. GORDON Judges Supreme Court, W. P. EDSON, 4. G. BERKSHIRE, J. F. KIBBY. Kationnl candidate for Congress, SAMUEL WALLIXGf ORD. National candidate for Representative, JOHN HOLSAPPLE.
Samuel Wallingfopd, National candidate for the 5th Congressional District, will speak at the following times and places: Stoop's School House, Marion tp., Tuesday, Oct. 3lst, at t o'clock p. m. Hindoslau, Washington tpn same date at ? p. m. Stnesrille, Bean Blossom tp., Wednesday, Nov. 1st, at I o'cloclrp. m. Kllettsville, . Richland tp., same date at 7 o'clock p. ra. Stanford, Tan Buren tp, Thursday, " Not. 2d, at 1 o'clock p. ra. Harrotlsburg, Clear Creek tpn same date at 7 o'clock p. in. Center School Boos, Indian Creek tp., Friday, Nor. 3rd, at 1 o'clock p. m. Smithvillc, Clear Creek tp., same date at 7 o'clock p. m. Todd's School House, Polk tp., Not. 4th, Saturday, at 1 o'clock p. m. Moore's Creek, Salt Creek tp., same date at 7 o'clock p. ra. CnionviUe, Beaton tp., Monday, Nor. tth, at 1 o'clock p. m. Btoooiingtoa same date at 7 o'clock p.m. Indies respectfully invited. By Order of National Central Committee. ARCH. FLEENE&, Chairman.
The Democrats of Monroe county have dow thoroughly organized their party, and wilt spare no effort to secure success. Should they conel ode, before the day of election, that it is impossible to elect their entire county ticket they will then concentrate their trading and swapping, as veil as the expenditure of money, upon an effort to elect their candidate for Clerk. To this end a immense "lie factory" has already been started, and men have been secured to ride out over the county and pour them into the ears of such persons as seem willing to listen.
Republicans should understand the situation. They can only succeed by great efforts and great vigilance, maintained up to the very closing of the polls on election day. Onr opponents are desperate and. unscrupulous, and will stop at nothing to achieve success. If Republicans wish to avert the calamity of a Democratic victory they must work harder than they ever worked before, and most not relax their efforts till the last vote is in, nor their watchfulness till the last vote n counted. Money, fraud and the circulation of stories without foundation, are what we have to fear. We can beat them with legitimate weapons, bat to this end there must be brave, incessant and unflagging effort. m It will not do for Republicans to underestimate the ability and determination of the Democracy of this county to make a vigorous fight from now till the closing of the Dolls. Tbev are nerved nn in W.
persfioo office they want, and office they are determined to have if by any hook or crook they can secure the votes. They are resorting to the most contemptible tactics in the efforts to defeat Wall Browning fr county Clerk, and will not stop at the use of money, whisky or
suae statements in fact they are at it now, as is well known to many. There is a hint of what the Democratic policy will be in river counties of Indiana. On election day Kentucky is expected to do her Any. . Her duty will be to furnish a sufficient number of votes for the Democracy to carry the State for that party.. Will the Republicans of Indiana consent to be voted dowu by these political scums who drift in from a bonier State ? Indiana is Republican, and the great danger that threatens the party uow is from invasion of Kentucky Democrat? who wiH come into the State to spawn Democratic votes. The honest legal voters of Ibis State should see that these villains who peddle cut their franchise for a mess of Democratic pottage, should have no shelter or protection in its borders. It is high time, then, that men
fdiould be selected who have the netrssary qualifications for good ju-
fi, and without regard to party J
alDuations. Louner,
OUR CANDIDATES. Below we give brief sketches of the men who constitute the Monroe County Keputflican ticket, ami ask a perusal of it by the readers of the J Progress. We feel positive that they will lose nothing by comparison with any othec equal number of men in the county, and confidently predict their election, ou tbe 7th of November, to the offices for which they each aspire : D. Wall. Browning;. During the past eight years tho Pi-ogress has had frequent occasions to refer to 1. W. Browning, the candidate for Clerk, by reason of his efficiency and general fitness. As Deputy Clerk ho has performed the largest sharo of tho duties of the office, and has performed thorn so well, s- cheerfully and promptly, as to make friends of all who have come in contact with bin Among penmen ho is acknowledged to bo the most competent record clerk in the State, and it is a great roliof to ono of tho supremo judges to get hold of one of Wall. Browning's transcripts. In the large pension certificate business done in tho county clerk's office, Wall, lias invariably donated his fees and service, amounting to
hundreds of dollars each year, and this
has been in the interest or the widow, tlio OTDBan. and of tho disablod soldier. He is
an untirir.g worker, and like his father
(Wm. r. Browning) is nrst ana last wnorever and whenever there is anything to bo done to forward the cause of Republicanism or charity. Captt. W. M. Alexander, the candidate for Auditor, is known to every man, woman and chi'd in Monroe county as "Mart." As a Deputy Sheriff, and aftervards as Sheriff of the county, he braved the storms and floods of winter and suihrier for years, and was always found to le tho samo genial, accommodating man, no matter what his position or circumstances. There is no politics in Mart's cleverness either, for bo has always been as re-.dy to favor or assist a Democrat as a Repjbiican it was only necessary for him to know that a human being was in distresi or needed a favor, and the favor was granted if it was in Mart. Alexander' power. After serving four yours as Sheriff, he retired from that office with the full indorsement of Democrats and Nationals, as well as Republicans, as the most prompt and efficient officer that had ever filled the position. He was a gallant soldier tr. roughout tho war of the rebellion. "With tho assistance of his friends on the 7tl. of November, ho will duplicate in the Auditor's office, the record he has made as Sheriff. Isaac Claman,
comes frt.m good Republican stock in Richland tp., and although ho has been all bis life armer, he has become somewhat familiar with tbe routine work of the Treasurer s office while acting in tho capacity of collector. Ike ha no enemies, that one oyer heard of, and he will glide into the effice with ease. Ilaj. Silas Crimes, the candilate for Sheriff, has held the office since November, 1880. At the time of his ele:tion he was a Clear Creek township farmer, and a successful one, owing to hard work and close attention to tbe details of his business. When he received the Republican nomination for Sheriff in 1880, the Democracy selected their strongest roan in the person of Jack Dowden, and so confident did they feel that his popularity and extensive acquaintance would pill him through, that many of them bet tbeir clothes and lost One business man -on the north side of tbe square "guessed' five overcoats with as many Democrats who thought it an easy matter to defeat Crimes, and the business man referred to has a change of overcoats almost every day of the week. Silas Grimes responded to President Lincoln's first call for troops, and served till the end of three months. He then promptly reenlisted for tbe war and was elected a Lieutenant; was afterwards made a Captain, and still further on in the war, through meritorious conduct as an officer and a soldier, and having the confidence of his superiors, he was promoted to the
office of Major. He nover failed to make
a march that bis regiment mode, as.d never missed a fight that his company partic
ipated in. He has never failed to perform
his lull duty as Sheriff, and never will. Wm. S. Half,
the candidate for Recorder, is a citizen of
Richland township. He was raised on a
farm but has received a good business cd
u cat ion. During th past two years he
has been deputy postmaster at Ellettsville,
ana is extremely popular wuli all classes,
About November 15tli, Mr. Hull will take
np his residence iff Bloomington, and the
records or Monroe county will then receive bis undivided and careful attention.
Dr. Jag. II. Gaston,
tbe candidate for Coroner, resides in Stan
ford, Van Buren township, and has been a practicing physician since the closo of the
war. As a member of tho 43a regi incut. Dr. Gaston carried a musket in the thick
est of the fight in ono of the battles of 'G3,
ana carries a certificate to tnat effect in the shape of a crippled arm and band.
He is a true, unflinchim: Republican, on
active worker, and will Hold an inquest
over the defeated Democracy on tbe even
ing oi JNovemher 7th. 1H. II. Bnsklrk,
the candidate for Surveyor, is tbe present
incumbent. Sir. UusKirlc is a tanner ol Indian Creek township. Ho is also a st-bool teacher, and hs filled the position of Surveyor with greater satisfaction to infpcoplo throughout tho county than any man who has ever "run the lines." lie also carried a uiirikct during the late "misunderstanding," and there is no misunderstanding as to liuskirk's position ou that or tiny recent contest. David P. Burton, tho candidate for Co'nmisdotior of Iho 1st district, is a farmer of l)e.m Ulos.-om town ship, residing about two miles from tin northwest corner of the township. Mr.
Burton was educated in Bluuapiiigton, and.
is a thorough luiMness man as well ai n successful farmer and stock raiser. John P. IJuri'Cll, of Clear Creek township, the candidate for Commissioner for the 3d di-triet, resides upon a. farm near Ntuiihvillo. lit has always been ono of tho m -1, active energetic and conscientious working Itn publicans in the t township, and will give a good account of himself when the roll is called. Mr. liar roll was also a gallant soldier. Indianapolis Journal : Tin telegraph fraternity of this oily lod, bi death, on Sunday last, one of thuw nun. ber, Thomas M. Wight, a young man o most exemplary character. Some ten dayince ho seemed to have a premonition o impending disaster, and obtained a leave of absence on the plea of sickness. Hi went to his father's, at Blooniingt n. Tn l and after a short term of typhoid f.vei as before slab!, di.d Sun-lay. His forme associates in tb- office of the Weitein Union sent a com:.ii''"e oon.'i-.Mng f E. A llttwUino, P. II. Foley, IVtiuk t'airell and
John A. Cuyman, to Binnmini'ton Mon
day niijlit to attend the funeral and boar dornl tributes and suilablo articles of con
dolence. Tho floral designs woro elabor
ate and peculiarity appropriate to the tolngraphio ;rofossion. rCxpre-ssivo articlos of condolence have been adopted by the telegraphtrs of this city.
ORDER BOOK "O," P. 815. The above Order Book may be found in the Auditor's Office, and on page 315 is written the following proposition and contract : Commissioners's Court, December Term,1881. Order Book O, p.315. In the matter of omitted assessments of taxable property . To the Board of Commissioners of Monroe county, Indiana : Gentlemen : I propose to discover taxable property which has escaped taxation, consitiing of bonds, stocks, notes, monies, and other credits, &c, that has been omitted from the assessment rolls and tax duplicate of said county,
report the same with tho names of
the owners thereof, with an itemized statemeut of such property in said county for assessment and collection of taxes thereou, for the sum 25 per centum of tbe taxes derived from said discoveries and collections, whenever made, said per cen
tum to be paid in after the taxes have actually been paid into the
county treasury, and not otherwise. KICIIARD A. FULK, Auditor. Order of Court. The Bonrd having hoard tho above
proposition, and dooming tho work there
in proposed of indispensable public ne
cessity, do hereby order the following contract : Contract made and entered into this 11th day ef December, 1881, by and between Richard A. Fulk, of Bloomington, Monroe county, of tho first part, and the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe county of tho second part, witnesseth that by this contract the parly of the first
part is hereby employed by the party of
the second part to discover, list and assess real and personal property of said county wnieh has been omitted from tbe assessment rolls and tux duplicate of said county for tho year of 1881, and previous years, upon which property the lawful taxes have not been paid and are now duo and owing said county for and in consideration of the foregoing services, performed by tho party of tho first part, ihe party of tho second part agrees to pay the party of the first part tho sum of 25 per centum af tho amount of taxes received 1 y the treasurer or other officers of the county, by reason of said discoveries of the party of tho first part. Provided that no part of said par centage shall be paid or deemed owing to said party of tho first part, until the taxes upon such omittod property so discovered as aforesaid, shall bo paid in to the county treasurer. Provided further, that paymenj shall be made by tho county auditor by his warrant upon the treasurer to tho party of the first part upon the certificate of the treasurer, showing the amount of taxes paid into the county treasury under this contract and not otherwise RICHARD A. FULK, (Auditor.) B. F. RILEY. JSxamiuod and approved by us, Wave S. Walker, Jos. D. Handy, W. B. Beaker, Commiss'ors
Qraml Kepublicau RALLY A T BLOOMINGTON, IND., SATURDAY, 1882, AT WHICH GEN JAMES M. SHACKELEBRD, AND COL. GEO. W. FRIEDJLEY, Gallant Soldiers, Distinguished Statesmen and Orators will speak upon the Great Questions now liefore the People of Indiana. Republicans in every Township of Monroe county are called upon to turn out in force, and give this day
to their country. Everybody, of
all parties, is invited, especially the Ladies. Come one, come all. Speaking will commence at 1 p. m. Music by Bund and Glee Club.
A number of physicians and other influential men of Boston have united in a petition to the school authorities of that city asking them to suppress tho use of to
bacco anions: scliool ciuiuren. l tie
cheap cigarette is a tempting shape into which to put tobacco for young boys, and its increased use by tliern betokens groat evils to the upcoming generation. The warning in all
;ities is very necessary, and might,
u wisciy ciuorccti, nam inorp service than some of the 'ugdra&sand loug-windod "branches'? ft which hey are "drilled."' The Nkw York dry god Uorc c.irrifs a buMcr stock than
nany of the pretentious eslablish-
ncnts of JNcw York (Jity. livery rade of goods found in this establishment is nUo first -das.-); as Lcn. J. Field & Co. will have no other kind. Tlio best assoitmcnt of Window intl (Shade fixtures, will bo found tt McCalla foCo.'s Cash Store. 3 Cakes Oat Meal Toilet Soap, i0o. Dunn & Co. Strained Honey 1.25 per galon. Dunn & Co. Pure Vinegar that will keep
pickles. Drxs & Co.
A Few C'oHI l'acts. Cheering and shouting for your candidates will not elect them, and mas? meetings, alone, will not do it. Bands of moidu and torch-light processions fall short of tho work needed.
All these arc very useful in preparing tho field for tin; final work
of the struggle, but of more impor
tance than all combined is that qui
et work which leads to cautious and
thorough canvass that influences by piivate advice the doubtful voter, and briiigs to the ballot-box every
one who believes in the right, aud all who are entitled to a vote.
On this quiet work wo must re
ly for a victory. Ou this quiet
work we must rely for the conver
sions that arc to be made.
It is the quiet talker, the one who
carries his politics into his daily
lite and impresses his neighbors with the honesty of his views on public affairs, who makes converts to the cause he advocates. Good neighborhood workers are more valuable to any party than average long winded speech makers. Question. Who decides whether you may vote for or against prohibition ? Anstoer. The Legislature. Ques. Who are candidates for the Legislature in Monroe county. Am. John Graham, Democrat, and John Holsapplc, National. Ques. Are they for or against the submission of the amendments. Am, They both declare themselves in favor of and pledge themselves to vote for the submitting of the amendments to a vote of the people? As the Republicans have no candidate for Iieprestutative, it would seem that the National and Democrat parties will have the honor of deciding the prohibition question for Monroe county.
AND PURE, HONEST GOODS, REMEMBER TO COME to the well-known S II OEMARERS'S "KOSSi" DUI O STOlli:, Ulooutington. style LAMPS-an immense stock don't buy till this stock is carefully examined and priced. WALL PAPERS
AND WINDOW A S P
SHADES ARE MADE BCIALTY
Toge ther with PAIMTS, OI1L.S, &c.
COL. GEO. W. FBIEOLEY wili address the people of Monroe county on llui political issues of the day at the places and times named below, to-wil: At Unionville, Thursday, Oi-tobcr, 20th, at o'clock p. in. At Stanford, Friday, October 27th, at 1 o'clock p. m. At liice's Scliool House, in Van Buren township, October 27th, at night. All lire invited to turn out nt those nicotines and hear an uble discussion of tbe political questions now before the people. HON. J. S. 1TINTON, (colored) Representative of Mai ion county, will speak at tho court house in IJloomiiurton, Wednesday night, Oct. 2Dth, 1832. HON. D. V. BURNS, will speak at l.nngdon's Scboul House, Porry township, Tuesd.iy night, Oct. 24tb. At Vernal Baptist Church, Kichlund township, Wednesday night, Oct. 25th. At Kllettsville, Thursday night, October 26th. Ladies are especially invited. The county candidates will be present at these meetings. M. F. BROWNING, Chairman Hcpublicuii Central Committee. JOS. G. McPlIJiKTEKS, Jr., Bcc'y.
LIVEEY and SALE North Side l'ublie Squuro, Bloomington. nnHH undersigned tako pleasuro in callJL ing nttention to tbe fact that they have Tlie Latest Styles of Dumfries and Carriages, ai d good, steady hor.-ot for single and double driving. We ar prepared to furnish Carriage for Weddings, Funerals and I'a -ties, and swill teams for Commercial Traeler. Farmer' boras ed cheaply. WOKLKY & MAY. iar, jr. nichoi A. 1 C r X TKCT AXO 111 ACT 1UAL. HUILUER, Plans and Spcciliciitions carefully prepared for dwelling houses and public building. Also oHimnlcs of buildings completed throughout. All work finished it the lime speci iod. B! sum inglon, Int., March 31, 1880. OF THE CONMTION of the FIRS1 NATIONAL JiAXIC, at Bloomington, in the State of rfmm, at ehae of business, on tbe 3d day of October, 1882 :
ri:souces: ! Loins and Discounts $188,740 08 j Overdraft 1,684 72 U. B. Uoiui.-i to si euro rircula-
lion...... izo.uuu oo, . --"""
800 00 ' oullo ur no I'Ouiuies n juouroc, cirewn ; i and Bartholomew. j
! One Representative to tho Le-jrislniuro I
ol said blato, lor the counties of Monroo I and lirown.
The Early COOKING
JSTovember ISlecUoit, 18 8 2. Stale of Indiana, Monroo co.. ss :
I "WILLIAM F. BROWNING, Clerk j of tbe Circuit Court of said County in said State, do hereby certify to 8ila
Grimes, Sheriff of said County, that at
tno iNovcmoor election. lo no hela on Tua
day. tho 7th day of November, 1S82, tho
following olucors are to be voled for in said county, to-wit : STATE OFFICERS. Ono Secretary of State. One Auditor of State. One Treasurer of titato, Ono Atlornoy General. Ono Clerk of tho Supreme Court. One Superintendent of Public Instruction.
(.'ne Judge of the Supremo Court for
tho i irst District of said State. One Judge of the Supreme Court for the Second District -f said State. One Judge of the Supreme Court for tho Fourth District in said State. .
! REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
One Representative in Congress- for the ! or medical purposes,
, X' 111,1.
Stuart & McPheetero, North Side of the Square, East of Postoffice, Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia
-
Mers's ail Uife's
HARDWARE.
fill
County Headquarters for Pi ai Polar Sifts ani
DOORS. SASH, IiIriS, GLASS. MOULDINGS, LOCKS,
HINGES, NAILS AliD SCEEWD.
Breakfast STOVES
4
AND THE GRAND OLIVER CHILLED FL0XT Are Among Our Specialties.
A 1W
DRUG
-)oo(-
SHE!
Drug-
District of said State.
STATE LEGISLATORS
Ono Senator to tho Legislature of said
PETER BOWMAN has purchased the ?g- Store on the West Side of the Son are.
North of the alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS." Cigars, Tobaeeo, Perfumery, Vnney Cioodsk,
ana Jreirc wines ami Arfqaors
An experienced druggist in attendance.
U.S. IJoiiils on baud, pur value Diu from approved lteservo Agents Duo from othorN ilioiiiil ilunks Duo -from State '.nd Private lliiuks and Bunkers Kei.l EstisK- J-l.Ci-i 20 Furniture & Kixturos2,0y4
20,073 18,168
KB
2,175 14 j JUDICIAL OFFICER.
Or.n Prosecuting Attorney for the 10th
Dloomlnston Township Voting: r reel nets. The following voting precincts were established, in Rlooniingteii Township : Beginning at tho southwest corner of Bloomington township, in Monroe count-, Indiana, thence cast along the township line to the alley running north and south between College Avenue and Walnut street through tho City of Rlooniington, Ind., then' north with said alley to Eleventh street in said city, thence east along said Eleventh street to the Stato road blading from liloomington, Ind , to Martinsville, Ind., thence north with the moandarings of said road to the township lino, tlienco west along the township linn to the northwest corner of Bloomington township, thence south along the township lino to the place of beginning. And that the plnoo for holding elections in said West Precinct shall he at the west window of the Court room of tbe Court house of said county. Beginning la tho southeast corner of Bloomington township, in Monroe county, Ind., Ihf.neo west along the township line to the alloy running north and south between College Avenue and Walnut street through the City of Dloomington, Ind., thence north wi'th said alley to Eleventh street in said city, thence east along said Eleventh street to tho Stato road leading from Bloomington, Ind., to Martinsville, Ind , thence north with the meandering of said road to the township line, thence east along tho township lino to the northeast corner of said Bloomington township, thence south along tho township line to the place of beginning. And that tho placo for holding elections in said East Precinct shall bo at a window in thv south side of the Monroe County
Library room, in said township in said
county.
Current expenses and Taxes naid
! Bills of oilier Bi.nlis : Fractional riirroiicy(incluJiiig ! 'iclrls and ccnU)
(ioiil ton Silver Coin L"4iil trn-ler Note.-) Iloih-mption fund with U.S. TreaMircr (not iiioro than 3 porucnt. on circu ation
Tola! I.IAlllMTlCS.
Capital stock paid in ! Surplus Fund J Undivided protits I Circulating Notes ioj c'ved fr'm Comptrid'r
Individual deposits subject to
l check 81,141 ol
Demand certificates of Deposit 57,572 C3 Due to other XaUonal Banks Due to Slate mid Private 1! ;n!u and B.m!:vrs
C,7I0 20 j
: Judicial Circuit of said State.
I
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of tho Circuit Court of aajd
2.370 80 ; One
U,U0:i 00 , Countv
One County Auditor for said county. One Sheriff for said county. Ono Treasurer for said county. One Recorder for said county. One County Surveyor fur wild county.
une v orouer ior t.ui comity. Ono County CommNsionor for tho First District of said county, and One County (Vuimissioner for tbe Third District of said comity. Given under my hand with tbesef! of sn d Circuit Court, inlxed at tho officii in Bloomington, October :ird. Hs2. Wm. F. BROWS I 0. teal Clerk Monroe Circuit Court.
I'HOCL.OIATIOiV BV THE
SHERIFF.
State of Indiana, Monroo county, ss: i I, Silas Grimes, ShcrifF of said county, hereby certify that tbo above ami foiog'o138,71' 17 ing is a true, full and complete copy of 478 05 the original certificate issued to tno by the j Clerk of Iho Monroo Circuit duct. 134 9:: SILAS GRIMES. Oct. 4-1S82. Sheriff of Monroe count v.
127 .10' 8.900 on! 2,yj7 00 j 1,000 0(1 1
5.100 00 .S3S'i,o;iJ 15 $120,000 00 1 1.000 00 4,7r.i St'
10S,000 OG ' !
. $:!SG,05.1 13.
Total...
Statb of Ixiuax.v, , Monroe Co.mty, 1 sa. I, W. E. Woolburn. Cashier of the; above-named lliinl; do solemnly swear that ' the above statement is true, to tbo beat of j my iilowledne and belief. , W E. WOODBURY, Cashier.
tJmiamissiciaer'! &ale of lieal Mstate. State of Indiana. Monroe county ss: Monroe Circuit Court. Belli A.Rogers, "itarlian Nfi'lie Stew-
Subsci ibwl and sworn to before mo, this art, Willie Stewart and R;ittriyStwart.jr ,
7lh day ot Uctober, 1:'83.
in
JUU iUj
EIGHT OR TEN Thousand Dollars' WORTH OF GOODS At, Cost or Less, ToCJL-OSE; ISusines. Most of my stock was purchased this fall for cash, and nil old stock will be sold regardless of cost. I have a splendid stock of the newest styles of shades of Dress Goods, Clonks, Dolmans, Shawls, Dress Trimmings, Notions, Hats, Cup3, Carpets, CHI Cloths, Queenswarc, etc. A large stock of Boots a n J Shoes,be,sl makes. U will pay you to call and see thorn. BQU.-'v larfcO stock ol Mens.' and Boys' Clothing at less tb.tn cost.g5 Deficiency in hearing is the cause of my closing liusineea. I hereby tender my sincere thanks to the citizuna of Monroe county for tho liberal imtroni!go they havo bestowed on me for the last forty years, and I now invite all to eomo and share in the bargains I
propose to give in closing out my stock of
goods. W. O. FEE. Nov 10-R-;:.
Saddles, Harness, Etc. I HAVE ON HANDS WAG03T Jt , Bngiry Harness, Men's and Ludnu'taad- -dies, Bridles, Collar, Halter and taKKt everything ntvsded in this line, made fcjjr tbo best of workmen, which I lirniiwi tt -sell us : ' WW DOWN AS TIl ETLOWCtT. ' All my goods are mads from th very ' best of material. 1 ask thoso WMfcfora, purchase to give me a call and ectimtttt ' before purchasing elsewburet SP RfiKG SEAT. gADDCS - and any other kind, made by Ed. Hutta ' ton, out of the best material
My pln . of business, is. on West Sid Public Squire ia " Chub. IIonrA's KortlK ITopi. one door south or. Mrs. S. Santa KanUcV. Anyone wishing to attend to other business than -he above, such x mttimg prop. crty ottawl trade will please- call at ' Harness Sbop and I will assist; Also-MK t in em ber a nd do not forget it, I will reoei y ' orders Tor 'C
of nil kinds
Salem, Ind , to be delivered oa
of November next
from Canton Nunterr, ea4
m tke-ari
May 3-i.
33 on mijio Spx'iug, ei.t; tidies
P OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
AT $19. We also have the largest
I. MILT. BOGMW.
JOHN II
LOUD EX. Notary Public.
Correct Att.st
Oct. II, 1882.
D. V. But-' KIRK, N VT. U. IIlLI, JollX VValmios, Directors.
i VS. Jessie Stewart and Rattray St;wn.s
Noiico Is hereby given that Uik undersigned Commissioner appnintul by tho Monroo circuit court at its S.-ik":uYt
term. I US 2, to sell tlio real estate d scribt.1 : in the petition tiled in tho abovj c:aio, Lwill by order of said court sell a-; public
! auction on tho premises in tho citv of
I Bl ioniington, Monroe oounty, Indiana, on
j SATURDAY, November 11th, 18H3,
I.oiiIki Hie. Hi. A. &. C. Itnllna v : at 2 o'clock p. m., tho said real estnte do-
i scriuco. in suiu pouiiou turn saiu oruor to-
wit: I Part of Seminary Lot Number thirty
1 six, in the cast half of the northeast
I quarter of Section ftvo, Tow nship eiirht,
! ii'irth of Range one west, and bounded as
Killows to-wit:
1 1.01 pm I Besrinnitis on the south line of said Lot
12.25 am i two hundred and seventy-five foot west of
1: i: am tho southeast cornor of said Lot,thenco west
urn i one hundred and fifteen and one-halt feet, 7.00 am thanco north one hundred and fifty-eight knot ex. i nd ono-third feet, thaneo oast ono hun7.45 am 1 drcd and fifteen and one-half foe., theneo 8.58 am : south one hundred and fifty-eight mid one11.34 am third feet to the place of beginning; also
1 1.55 nml part of said Seminary Lot thirty-six,
8:l."i pm ' bounded as follows lo-wit :
Beginning eight poles and one-half links
west ot tno soutneast cornor oi sain xiot on
o
stock of
Harness, Collars,
and a full lino of al' goods nsn-illy kept
in any shop ot tho kind in tills county. fcSXO LEV'S OE.D ST A AD, Vil side t.f ths public square. mi-l W. . RKfcD & fON
rt UGESl FF'S SAIE.
M O la O 11 M O 11 t o . Time in effect October lUh, 1882. Two Through Passcngor Trains Daily bo, tweeu ChtcaCi& B.oulsville, Cliicagu & JacUsonvitlc. GOING NORTH, day mail, might ex.
12.07 pm 2.01 pm 3.04 pm 4 09 pm 9.00 pm DAV MAIL. 5.16 pin C.35 pm 8.58 pm 9.20 pm
BloomingtonUtecncastlc Crawfordsville Lafayette Chicago GOING SOUTH. Bloomington Mitchell New Albany Louisville Nnshville, Tenn
Parlor Coaches on Day Trains, between
Chicago and Louis-'ille. Palace Sleepers
Resident Dentist.
S- Dr. J. W
Office, over McCalla & Co's Store, Bloom ington.lnd. AH work warranted.al-78
FALLEY & HOES,Wostornisenta
SSBJ?iPSB
on :iii;lit lrams, between Unicii;
! Jacksonville, Floi da,
O o m fo i-1 it Complete. OouueoitioiiM 8uro. Through Trip an 1 Round Trip Tickets for south and sou Invest, and Through Trip and land IJxploriug Tickets for north aud northwc:, via most direct and close connecting roite. Baggage checked through to all places where tickets are purchased. Travelers wnntirnf information apply to
CARTER PERI SO, Ticket Agent at JS'.iiuominijton, Iiulin to, Or to MI R KA V KELljAll, G. P. A,. Louisville, Keutiteky.
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FOB Rn&'ber Boots and
Boots a&d Slices j
-OfallMc-Jc
Am
TIii cenlr pieces aro Inlerolianren4ile anil rovemlblo. H irerentt the t-utiu. (or fr.im ruHiUHg Of IT, VCiUll'iUH no liwl Btiitonora. , , , , ill" Agonoy for the:io coods in tbla town litis boon iila- oil with us. Otliirs cannot proenro thorn. Call and ex..iiii. a IM lino f Lcntncv and Tun ica'' i:albr Hoots ami felioea Vita tnoitevembio Unci.
C.K. rERI.)(.'i:;l!.ooti.N.iu.v. I
Toting Jli''aiieita, Wheifiis itappctrs to the Board thst there has been two Voting Precincts in Clnar Creek towns) ip and that there hat been no divUing line established for the "nine. Now on motion, it is ordered by
tho B'-ard that said Township bo divided as follows to-wil : On the Section line of saiJ Town ihip i -mining ivtMt and west through the center of said Township, tho samo dividing Sections 18 and 19, 17, 20, 10, 21, 15 and 22, 14 ane, 21, 13 and 2t. Ail'1 that all persoi.s living north of said lino shall veto at Sniithvilie, which is the North Precinct, and U living south of said lino shall vote a, Harrodsburg, which -hall bo the South Precinct, and that Ab?alim K. Dowden bound is hereby apI o'nteil Inspector of said North Precinct, and Ihnt S lid Urdu- i: printed in each of tho following papoi-s, tho Courier and P.-ogress. I horcbv certify ti e nbovo to bo a full and complete copy of tho Record of the above named enuno as tho tamo appears on filo in my office. illUlAiiu A. Ft I.K. Audticr.
igo and . the south boundary of said Lot and rtin- ! niiis thence wet enrht polos and eight and
one-half links to the southeast corner of a part of said Seminary Lot thirty-six, hero toforo conveyed to Janioi siophenson, tlienco north with said Stephenson's lino and parallel with the east boundary of said lot, nine polos and fifteen links, thence east e ght polos and eight and one half links tlienco south nine polo and, liftuen 'links to the place of beginning. All in the city of Bloomington, Monroo county, Indiana, and heretofore known as
' the "Stewart property." Tho title, to Iho
a love property lias recently been ju:otou by court. TKRMSOK SALE: The liurchasor will bo require.;: to pay
oae-third of the purchase money in oash, and execute his notes fcr tho residu in two equal installments Of six ami. twelva months, waiving valuation and i pprliiseniciit laws with approved sureties, and bearing six per cent, interest per aniim from elate until p:iid. JOSKPU K.HKNLEY, Oct. H-b2. Commissioner. East & JEast, attorneys.
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POTJTZ' S KCEtGE AND CATILS PQWOSRS
BY virtu of a certified cpy of a decree and execution tome directed, from the
Clerk's oflicoof Monroe Circuit Court, in
a cause whorein Beniamin F. Adams, is
plaintitfl and Peter Carmichael, jr., is de
fendant, rccinirintr mo to make tbe sum
of seven hundred and I'orty-sevon with interest on said decree and costs, I
will expose at public sale to tbe highest
bidder, on SATURDAY, Nov Oil-. 1382,
between tlie hours of 10 o'clock A. m. and
4 o'clock P. M. of said clay, at tho door of
the court l.ouso ot said Slonroe countv,
Indiana, tho rents and profits for a term
not exceed ing seven years, of the following: described Real Estate, situate in the
county ot mod roe auu statu ot j.huihiiu,
to-wit :
Beginning at tho northeast corner of tbo southeast quarter of section seventeen (17) thenco south serenty-ssven (77) rods,
tlienco west ono hundred and sixty (160) rods, thenco north seventy-seven 77
rods, tlienco oast one nunarea ana sixty (160) rods to the placo of beginning. Also, commencing at the northwest cor
ner of the southwest quarter of section
sixteen! ltil, tlienco east fourteen (It) rods.
thence south sovcnty-sovenr77rods, thence
west tourleonll4) rods to tno section line,
thence north sevonty-sivon (77) rods to
tho place of beginning, containing in all eighty-throo (83) acres more or loss, all in
townsnip seven in no'tn ot range one
west, in Jlouroo countv, Indiana.
If sucli Tents and pronu will not sell for
a suttlcicnt sum to satfcty saw decree, in
terest and costs, I will nt the same time
and place, expose at public sale, tho feosiraplo of said Real Kstoto or so much thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge
said decree, itrtorest and rests.
Said sale will be nia-le without any relict
whatever Hour valuation and appraisement
laws.
SILAS GUI MRS, octll-S2 Shn-ifl'of Monroo conuly Louden & Micrs, attorneys.
Notice to Kan-Rfislflcntfi. Sta- of Indiana, Monroo comity, ss: In tho Circuit Court, November Term, 1882. John R. Hitst, Jane C. Johnston VS. Martha Oliphant, A. S. Olipbnnt, Thomas Mollikin, et at.' Complaint No. 151. Nowcoinos tho Plaintiffs by EnstAi ISast, their nttornejs, and files their complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that said dofondanti Thomas Mullikin, is not n resident of the St.ito of Indiana. Notice is tticreforo beroby given said defendant tluil t.nloss ho bo and appear ou tlio first day of Iho next term of tho Monroe Circuit. Court, to bo boldon on tho third Monday of November, A. P.. 1HS '
ro lionsa wttl tie of ror.tr. minor Lrsu Fe- i at Iho Court Houso in Bloomington, in 'io-al.-viwin i?ri"T;i?riVi.ianiT.itA said county and State, and answer or de-
i'uium l'owiiere !ii ; er-voni (iAi-f i s k wij. i niur to said complaint, tho sajmo will be li'ie.f Pouufri. will Iiii-.',mi! t!ni uMAntily of mils ,, , , , ,
0!i.l..aiuHviwtyiK.TcKit., and uutLo tin liutte:-firm iit'tira anu ueivrmiiiva in ins ttusonce.
VV ltnosi my u imo una tho seal of aid court, altlxed at Blooniiiisrton, this 2 7 lit dav of Septomtair, A. 1).. isfi2. l-i iul Wm. IM'ROWNISO. j Ov-t. l-'-'. UvtK Mviiiov C. C
W" -m a - r . ."'".-Ji '
mm BUILDING cenxo, f
Wesi of LeffierV
We make a ppecialty of - H0ESESH0EIHI
A large and conveB:it Wagon Yardls
is atmcnea to me Donps, irn a supply of good stock wl er. '
AV'agons and Buggies oawfoiP
or Omit ot me nest materials.
L'xamit o our Fremiunt V
in 12-81 QILHOKB .81
CIUERIFC SAI.1
BY viriue of acertiied copy of ft MlteSS'vto me directed, from. tb Clerks MWflrjV. . tho Monroe Circuit Court, I, ft', - wherein Cieorge W. Riddle b ptdNitw . John Stepp and Jane Stenp art defewlr '-f"' ants, requiring me to make the sum. of--S v? Soven hundred ami Thirty-eicM dotbus . -I,- - u4u
lot HMorest w - "'
and Fifty cents ($733,501 with
said decree and-costs, I will expeae at pl) 1
nc $aie, to tne uigneet nuiaer, . . ,,s SATU BBAY, October Mh,. m-.ll . r 'Kit . :
between the hours ef (0 o'clock j& it.
4 o'clock r. M. of said dav. at tbe aeavi
the Court house, of Monroe JH,"T Ifflafi
ana, the rents and profits f -fttiifetofcv-v ; exceeding seven years of the faMotftjr'slsi:-;-'" ; scribed real estate, to-wil: ' -'C-.XT .'. $
The East half of th,Snutheas -'jsjjiMij f
of Section nineteen (19) in TowneiteSlf (10) North of Bange on j (I) BTast, dfilrtfe.i. in Monroo countv and Slate of iaoiinsk . ' ' -
Tf SHAh rAllffji Mf npnfrin wrli' m a ainlif -Or
for. a sufficient sum t satistV ftatd ' HSFli Z
creo, inteiest and costs,-1 will at the same-"''
time and placo expose at (mbltc sale the, .. foe simplu of said real estatv. or so..micn. .
inercot ai may oe sutn)ent to said decrt e, istarest and costs.
Said sale will lie made without anv '
lief whatever from vaUi tioa W mpppiStt mont law;'.
SILAS GRIMES. .'
Oct 5-82- Sbcritt of Mcwroa cmatT.
London & Miers, attwn fy. .' I-
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tins. z- l
mid liu ct't.
Kiiuu-t I'ou-ilem will cure or ppi-vont tilucwt sraai I.i?KAtit to wltlcti lloi-tit'ii an 1 Cuttle n tuliiM-t. I "l l.B 1'OWUtlU WILL UtVa liAllWAuniK. fcoMovcrjx litre.
DAVID E. POTTi', Trorri-inr, BAI.TIK.Oti..-, JSC. f
CITY BOOK STORE.
rpillS uudersigncd resc-tflly iufut-mr X his patrons and tho public eoneialt-
that he bus on hands and is mseiYiofr'alWi
and choice supply of all (hose auesi4 unity fou:.d in a Book Slute. .
THIS STOCK. IS FftESB,
end has b en seloctod with ereat care i
with especial rofewnce U tfc wants at
community. Ue has. als his vmm
manv of them of new and un 10 u deals
Tlio assort mcnt of J " !.'?""' :
School and College Txi Vopat 9 - and School Supplies is unnsoally UM'ob, braoitig e-, crytblng that is needtd . AttM'- ti.,J bo so1 i at prices that i-inuot Ml to' MMifflv.
satisfaotion. : " '; 1
TeMeiinei muiotiior trKBiw of ivtraeitRa. : -
re in vtte.;: to can ana uuikq wsj v;uy "
occiro Their Hcadquiw
whero th. y wilt bo coriutllv
and when, every effirt will bo,
promote their convcnloftoe; ' 4$$ 'i
Liooiniugtjii. Ind., Auj SO. 1882