Bloomington Progress, Volume 16, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 April 1883 — Page 2

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Republican utm

Printed each Tuesday Morning, hf WILLIAM A. BASE, Editor and PuhHaher.

ITEMS OF EltHIOIHOOl IEWS

All lOLICITEi.

THE STEAM FIRE ENSUE.

. IN

M Water BBd

Fraternal Speechmaking in a Driving Snow Storm,

While Thousands Looked on said listened.

The Visiter Were: Members 5 City- Council : A. J.

K littler, Bi. McClmtook, & S. Day,

P. M. Kepley, Jobs. Sbraden, Joho Newbouse,.Di Lemon and Win. H. -Stephens.. Joseph Adams, Gbieolhe FireDepartment. James Spenee, Engineer. John Stafford, Fireman. H. J. Reamer, Wharf Master. II. Finn, City Marshal. W. B. Jackson, Clcik. M. M. Hurley, Postmaster:. Daniel Shrader, City Sexton. J. B. Applegate,. Editor ot the .t Alt .V t

tew Aioaov xjeager.. A.H.Gwinn, New Albany Press, i Citizens : T. a Bradford, John McQuiddy, H. M. Cooper, B. E. Burke, Andros Hancilman, E. W. Black, L. Stout, J. B. Frank and Joho Merkec

The committee- of arrangements performed their work wellr Hot week, and as a result all things-

were prepared for the reception of I

the New Albany visitors in due time, on Tuesday. The steam fire engine arrived in the morning on the freight train accompanied by an engineer and fireman, and was pat in order before the hour for the arrival of the express train from the South. Snow began falling early in the forenoon, and continued to foil during all the time of the ceremonies on the streets. At 12 o'clock the train arrived, bringing the New Albany guests, and a line of march was promptly formed lor the National Hotel, where the visitors were to partake of dinner. .The 1 ! lowing was the order of procession : Chief Ifarahai He Kinney.

Bloomington Brass Band. Steam fire Engine. Visitors, ia Carriages. Mayor and City Officers. City Council. C'mniiltee of Arrangements . t-'itizens of Blooraington. The dining-room was handsomely !: rated with banners and mot

toes, and the tables literally groan

ed beneath the smoking viands. A Ktand had been erected in

front of "the ruins," and it was

two o'clock before the procession xrri.ed at this place to take part in tii presentation ceremonies. 'i't.e steam fire engine was placed in trout of the stand, and around and about it and the speaker's stand, were congregated about 2,000' people, oblivious to the heavy fa!! ;f?now which melted, saturate! and chilled all who were exxxiHcd ! it. The programme at this place was as follows: Music by the Band. . J'rVvr by Prof. BaUeotioe. i.'.rt., if Welcome by Eon.W.F. i . .viii.ijj, Master of Ceremonies.

tinu of Visitors from New

Albany, Indiana. j

1. .

Presentation of the Engine, on behalf of the Citizens of New Albany, by J. B. Applegnte.Esq., Editor New Albany Ledger.

Speech of Acceptance by Mayor of

JSioomington, u. X . uodus. Address on behalf of Citizens, by J. R. East, Esq. Short addresses by Hon. Robt. W. Miers, W.P.Rogers, H.H.Friedley, and Dr. Moss, Bloomington, and Messrs. Hurley, Stephens McQuiddy, Keppley, Hancilman and Kestler, of New Albany. Mr. Browning's address of welcome was as follows : A fev weeks ago there came to us aa appeal for help from the towns and cities on the Ohio River that were inundated by the flood of 188S. With this appeal was a cry from men, women and children who had been made homeless and destitute of food and raiment. In respense to these appeals from the suffering thousands, the good people of Bloomington' and vicinity contributed in money, clothing and food 2,000, of which a large portion was sent to the city of New Albany . This contributioa has truly been to the citizens of Bloomingten, as "bread cast upon Uia waters," and is seen to-day in the presentation by the city of New Albany of a steam fire engine, by a committee of tier citizens. And now, in behtif of the citizens of Bloomington, I most cordially welcome you gentlemen of the committee in this mage i Scent donation to this onr city, and extend to yon the hospitality of the ever generous hearted people of Bloomington. Mr. Applegate's speech wm as

follows:

A few weeks ago-the people living

on the banks- of the Ohio were over

whelmed by a dire calamity. The usually peaceful and beautiful stream rising in the Alleghany mountains

and sowing along the borders of six great states, finally mingling its cur

rent -ziih the "Father of Waters," hadaoddeatj risen, burst its- bonds

and spread consternation and desola

tion in its coarse.

It is a grand sight to behold a

majestic riter rise nearly seventy feet

above its usual level, but lerrible in

it grandeur a mighty element mov

ing with resistless force.

When the banks of that river are

lined with great manufactories ;when its shores are dotted with peaceful

and happy homes, such a raging

torrent carries destruction and death in its flow.

Mingling with the roar of angry waters went up a cry of distress. It went not in vain. Seon came the aeeweqjngcryswitt as lighting flash ; "BjjoojttUG.no!. Ixp,, Feb. 17. At a meeting of citizsns held tonight one thousand' dollars waa snb -scribed for the flood sufferers and a car load of provisions denoted. In addition the city council gives five bundled dollars.. Tture will be a collection taken up in- the College and churches." Other cities and towns and villagesresponded', and responded nobly. Their aeta desei veto be inscribed in "letters of gold upon pillars of brass."

They are recorded in thousands of

grateful hearts, where they will be

cherised through life. ' A few days ago the same wires wnieh bore tidings of aid and sym

pathy from the generous people of

Bloomington to the suffering people

of New Albany, bore a calamitous

story of the ravag-is of fire, another element ot destruction, which in a

few hours laid wests a large portion of this beautiful city. Our hearts went out in sympathy for those who had remember eu us so kindly in the day of our tribulation With sourt of our citizens, Mr. Andros Hancilman and others, that sympathy took active practical form. A petition waa circulated, numerously signed, and a generous council resolved to donate to Bloomington a steam fire engine to help ward oft future de vouring flames not those Calvin and Wesley used to talk about but those which may come in the near future. By the partiality of friends it is

made my pleasing duty, on behalf of

the Mayor and Common Council and citizens ot Mew Albany, to present to the City of Bloomington this useful as well as beautiful eugine. Well niaj- we all hope that the services of the "Sanderson" may never be needed; but should the time of trial come, she will not be found wanting. If called into active service may the stream of water poured out prove as strong, as awift and well directed as was the stream ot charity poured out by the good people ot Bloomington in our time of trouble. May a sbimer of light upon the sparkliug drops of water as they are hurled against the destroying flames, cause

rainbow, emblem of promise and

hope, to span the scene, to remind us of the bond of friendship between the two cities, Mew Albany and Bloomington. The respouse by .Mayor Dudds was as follows ; Gsktlcmek In behaif of the citi- j

sens of lltooiningtoB, I accept this !

generous gift, and return their heartfelt thanks and gratitude to you,and through you to the Common Council

and citizens of New A'bsny for this

noble expression of your friendship.

(cheers.) You speak of the liberality

of our people in the time of your

distress. 1 will simply say our pee

pie gladly and freely done what they

could to assist in relieving the suffer

ing from the flood, asking and ex

pectins no recompense, save the con

sciousness of having done their

duty. This is a new era in the his

tory of the world something new under the sua. Behold We see a

city coming out of a cteep, dark flood,

bearing in its arms a magufiesnt

steam fire engine, and casting it at

the feet of a sister citv as a token of

gratitude and love, (applause.) The chronic grumbler tells us that the world is getting worse. Now, is this true? In the lig it ot this example of liberality is it not false? I am proud to day that I am a citizen of Indiana; a state thttt boasts of a city like New Albany that is gov erned by this spirit of liberality; a spirit of frateraal lov. (cheers.) Yes gentlemen, we accept ibis gift of you as a token of your fr iendship, hoping that in all time to come the bond that sow binda us together may grow stronger and stronger, and remain .unbroken .forever. Again, gentlemen, thank you, and through you the citizens of New Albany, for this grand donation. Fellow citizens permit me, in conslusion, to express the hope that you will strive to per

petuate and strengthen the bond of

fraternal brotherhood between the two sister allies, and may it ever grow brighter and brighter, (leud eheora.) H. H. Fried ley said: "Ladles and Gen tie men and the Com raittee from New Albany. I believe it baa bean announced ia the papers that I would make an address on this occasion, but I assure you I will not do such s thing. All that I shall do is to say that I second everything that baa been said from this stand to-day. But as the Railroad company baa been mentioned and as you have called me out especially in its interest,- it may not be improper to say, that when the southern border of our beautiful state was visited by a calamitous flood, and you, as citizens, and

you fanners who I see before me, desired

to aid tnese stricken people by sending them food and clothing instead of money, the Bailroad company mentioned at onee offered to carry all provision and cloth, ing thus contributed, free of charge. You did your duty nobly and car load after car load was conveyed to the suffering. Charges could have been made and collected, yet this "Soul-leas Corporation," as many of you. farmers choose to call it when you chance to have stock killed, did this kind act in the interest of humanity. And a few days ago, when it - was first

rumored that the people of New Albany, in their goodness of heart, would present this city with a steam flro engine, Col. Young, President of the Road, at once

telegraphed me tnat fee would transport the engine and the committee accompanying it, from New Albany to Bloomington Ave of charge. But all that has been dona by this company has been done by the same spirit and kindness as baa been manifested by individuals, and I did not come here to boast of it, but in obedience to your call, to make my bow in behalf of the Bailroad company.' At the close of the speech mak

ing the engine was moved down to the cistern south of the bank,

where it threw water in a very sat

isfaotory manner during the next

two hours.

The banquet was given at the Orchard House, Tuesday night,

and was an immense success in ev

ery way. The fine taste and excellent judgment of the hostess,

Mrs. Ella Orchard, was visible in all the arrangements, and every

one who attended was delighted.

The tables were handsomely spread, the rooms elegantly decorated, while the Bloomington Orchestra furnished music during the entire

evening.

After the Bupper kud been dis

posed of in a leisurely manner

toasts were in order, Maj. Mulky acting as toast master. The toasts were as follows : 1. New Albany. Mr. Apple-

gate, who was to respond, was not present and the rest of the visitors

were too bashful to make a speech.

2. City of Bloomington, as it used to be. Response by Dr. J. G.

McFheeters.

3. City of Bloomington, as it is

now. Response by Richard A. Fulk.

4. The Fire Department of

New Albany. Response by Joseph Adams, Chief of Fire Department.

5. Pioneer Fire Company of

Bloomington. Response by W. B. Hughes, Chief of Fire Department, 6. State University. Response by Dr. Moss, President of the University 7. Relief Committee of New Albany. Response by M. M Hurley, Postmaster of New Albany, 8. Relief Committee of Bloomiogtoa. Response by Rev. Brant. 9. Louisville, New Albany & Chioigo Railway. Response! . by H. li. Friedley.

No LADY can afford to buy dress pattern till she has examined the new arrivals of fresh goods at Wields Bee Hive.

Will

Friend, we de sire to say that THE

Advertised in another column of this paper, can BE HAD IN ANY Quantity, AT THE

Grow

II M

Near the Depot.

Now is the Time To Buy.

Notice.- Having sold our Mills,

we desire all those who are in

debted to us to call immediately

and settle their accounts, as we

wish to close up the business

of the Mills as soon as possible,

Any having claims against us

will please present them for pay ment. LefflerA Bbo.

Having lost all my instru

mente, stock and furniture by the late Are, I earnestly urge all who know themselves indebted to me to call and pay up as I

want money and I want it bad and must have it. I have an entire new outfit ordered which will be here this week. My

omce may De round on we ureeves cor ar, front room up stairs. J. W. CHAIN.

Wick's Bee Hive dry goods

store is literally crammed with new

Spring goods. Everything in the

house is of the latest styles and

patterns.

The Bee Hive is in receipt of

a lanre line of Carpets and Oil

Cloths of the newest designs. Wicks stakes bis reputation on

Carpets. They are sold for juet

what they are. New Spring goods (suits and s parate articles of clothing) manu

factured expressly for our trade, have arrived. We ask the young

men of this and surrounding towns

to examine these handsome goods. KAHN A TAKEN BAUM.

Wall Paper,

WINDOW 8HADKS

.A-iid Fixtures. THE PROPRIETOR of the CITY BOOK. STORE,

take pleasure in announcing to his old

patrons, and tne puDlm generally, tuat ne

will open la a rev day

In the Willson Room, opposite the

Old Orchard Block,

A Large and Splendid Assortment

of Wall Paper, Window Shades and Fittwos, which he will offer at prices that Cannot Fail

to please.

Among the Wall Papers will be found

many of the latest and most fashionable

styles, in tne department or

Window Fixtures

will be found beautiful styles of

IHADK GOODS, Auo WINDOW CURTAINS,

in large variety, including beautiful

BAD6S AND TAPESTRIES.

A lot Of Wall Paper, injured by the

Ore, will be sold at a large reduction below the usual pricts.

Ladifs will consult their intnrcjU by

not purchasing until they inspect my

aioeK.

E. P. COLE. Bloomington, lad., March 31, 1883.

Notice to Non-Realdents.

State of Indiana, Monroe county, as.

In the circuit court, April term, J8B3. Complaint No. 370. Wylie H. Robinson ts. John H.Robinson

Now comes the plaintiff by Jeremiah F. Pittman, his attorney, and tiles his com

plaint herein, together with an affidavit

tnat said defendant, Jonn tl. Kooinsoa, is

a non-resident of the State of Indiana

that a cause of action exists in favor of

defendant, on an account for money and for declaring a lien on certain real estate

ia Monroe county, on account of taxes

paid ot piatntm. at ue instance ana re

quest or aerenaant.

notice is tnereftira nereoy given said i

fendant that unless he be and appear on the fifth day of the next term of the Mon

roe Circuit Court, to be holden on the

fourth Monday of April, A.D., 1883, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or de

mur to said oomplaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence.

Witness tuv name and the seal of said

court, affixed at Bloomington. this 3d

day or Jnarcb, a., u., ibss.

V- YV. BKUWaiHl, 6KAL Clerk Monroe U. C,

Notice of Administration. XTOTICK is hereby given, that the tin

1.V dersigned has been appointed by the

Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe

county. State of Indiana. Administrator

with the will annexed, of the estate of

Lewis ii. Snryer, late of alonroe county,

deceased. Said estate ia supposed to be solvent. BEN. P. ADAMS, nar.28-83. Administrator' Louden & Miers, Attorneys.

H GRIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree

and execution to me directed, from the

Clerk's office of Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein The Monroe Building, Saving and Loon Association is plaintiff, and Nathaniel Barnard, Nancy X. Barn,ard, Drusella D. Bower and John A. Bow

er are defendants, requiring ma to make the sum of sixteen hundred and ninetynine dollars and fifteen cents ($1,499 IS) with interest on said decree and costs. I

will expose at public sale to the highest

Didder, on SATURDAY, April H, 1883, betweon the hours of 10 o'clock A. u. and

4 o'clock r. m. of said day, at the door of

tne Uourt House of Monroe county, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the following described Real estate, in Monroe county ,ln the State of Indiana, to-wit: Part of the east half J or the northeast quarter of section twenty-three(23 township eightf, range two3 west, described as follows, to-wit:

Beginning at the southeast oornor of

said east naif ), tnence west witn tne auarter section line to the count' road, lience in a northeasterly direction with said road to where it intersects the seetion line dividing section twenty-three33 and twenty-four34l thence south with said section line to the place of beginning.con. taining twelve and oaa-half 12JJaores,

If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy aaid decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose at public sale, the foe-

simple of said Beat Estate or so morn thereof as may bo sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs.

Said sale will be madajwitbout any relief whatever from valuation and appraisement

laws.

81 LAS GRIMKS.

marl I 8.7 Sheriff ot Monroe county. !

J. P. Pitlmau alt; for plaintiff.

BUT NOT DISHEARTENED. A Lot of Goods Were "On The Boad" When the BIG iFIKJE OOCCJJEtK.EI, Wall Papers, Window Ciirtains. and Fixtures, Paints, Oils, &c, and I have The m For Sale at Stuart & McPheeters' Hardware Store. These goods Have To Be Paid for, and I MUST sell them.

Stuart Qi McPheetero, Iforth Side of the Square, East of Postoffice,

BBUOOAmXTfSrVO)BT9 X W M Wholesale antt Retail Dealers in

I'M awasl Til f III.-.!.

1111

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MB III MCI

HARDWARE

County Headquarters for nil! id Pilar amrts ii Li DOORS. SASH, BLIIVI3S, GLASS, HOTTLBIHGS, LOCKS, HINGES, KAILS ADD SCREWS. The Early Breakfast COOKING STOVE ADD THE GRAND OLIVER CHILLED FLOW Are Among Our Specialties.

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PETER BOWMAN has purchased the Drue Store on the West Side of the Square, North of the alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Cigars, Tobacco, Perfumery, Fancy Qoods, and Pure Wines and Xsiquors For medical purposes. An experienced druggist in attendance.

WALL PAPERS AT LINDLEY'SNew Stock, New Styles, Low Prices. Drugs, Paipts and Oils. WDK. FARIS, THE PRESCRIPTION 1ST, IS NOW JA CATED AT LINDLEY'S.

Ohio & Mississippi Railway Tht Qrtat THROUGH CAR and FAST TIMS XOVTE EAST AND WEST. X AST WARD.

Stations.

Lve Hitch Arr. Lou'le Ar. Cincini

Westward.

Acc' m dation.: 3 27pm 8.00pm 8.23pm

y j Exp. j 1.47pm

6.15pm 6.30pm

3.m. 11.81

Night! Exp. 3.39am

6.85am

7.00ami

pm 11.80

Atl 'tie Exp. 3.54am 9.00am 8.16am

Pac.Ex 1.05am

LeVe.MitchlU.3t

Ar.StLouisI T.25 6.201 7.10 8.20am

Day Exprtn has Parldr Cars and Day Coaches without change to Cincinnati. Dining Cars Seymour to Cincinnati. Night Exprm has Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati without change. Atiantu Expr4t h Palace Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, I-Ajuiiville, Washington and Baltimore without change. Day Express has Parlor Cars to at. Louis without change. Dining cars Cincinnati to Seymour. Night Express has Palace sleeping cars te St. Louis without change. Also to Cairo and New Orleans without chauge. Paeific Express has Paiane sleeping ears to St. Couis without change. Per reliable information as to routes, rates, tickets, time, etc., apply in peron or by letter to Ticket Agent of Connecting Lines, or to H. A. Treudly, Agent Ohio & Mississippi RV, Mitchell, lad. Or to T. W. Russell, Traveling Passenger Agent, North Vernon, Ind.

W. W. Peabody, W. B. Sbattuc, General Sup't Gen'l Pass. Agt. Cincinnati, O.

JOHN GRAHAM, Agent, Bloomington

Notice to Hen-Residents. In the circuit court, April term, 1883. Comnlaint No. 377.

Hannah Brown vs. Thomas Biggs,Oscar Soudcr, Sarah Souder, John Brown,, Geo

rge Brown, et ai- ,

Now comos the plaintiff by Louden St

Miers her Attorneys and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendants Thomas Biggs, Charles N. Young, Mary Knnis, Theodore V. Young, Lb;:ie Worl are not residents of the State of Indiana.

Notice is hereby given satd last named Defendants that unluss they be and ap

pear on the 12th day of the next term of

the Monroe uountv circuit irun, to ne

holden cn the 4th Monday of April A. D. 1883, at the Court Bouse-in Bloomington,

in said County and State, and answer or

demur to said complaint, to quiet line to Keel Estate the samo will be heard and

determined ia their nbseuee.

Witness my name, and the seal of said court,ftffixed at Bloomington,this 12th day

of March, a.d. 18S3. D.W.BROWNING, skai C. C. C.

POUTZ'S

NORSK AMD CATTLE POWDER

MBAIFF'S SAtih,

By virtue of a oertlfl&i

cree, to me directed, Ana ' See of the M on foe CTrtHlt cause wherein Ware 8. Vfnlljf tin lor of the estate of Nancy deoeased, is plaintiff, and tt David Allen and Mary Allent ants, requiring me to Mftlwjt thirteen hundred and Ifly-uighl? dollars and thirty-thMS etntt, rest on said decree, sad eotta, pose at public sale to the signal

on SATURDAY, April 14th, between the hours of IS 'slock

4 9'elock r. H. of said dev. at tba o3

the court house of said Mojito eovr Indiana, the rents and pre tit for a tiit not exceeding seven years, of the following described Real Estate, attoato iat

the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, to-wit:

Ail of the northeast quarter of ssetiesf

winy (jot ia township tii( 10) aorta

p iwoz west, except rortyissi off of t he east side of aaid tract.

Also, eight8 acres lying west public road, running tbrouxh salil from Ellettsville to Spencer, off

southwest corner. Said lands t

monroe county, Indiana. .

,i euoo rents ana nronts will n

for a sufficient sum to satisfy aaid

interest and costs, I will at the

time snd place expos at jiabtte m fee simple of said real estate, or an

tucraui aa may oe sum cieni to a: said decree, interest and eoets.

sale sal Will be mad witKAtot-atf

lief whatever, from valuation or appeal

SILAS CRIMES, 1 mar. 21, 188S. Sheriff if Motirot Williams A Mitten, Atty's. .

eS?L.. ..

17.042

7,041 k

or tub condition

NATIONAL BANK, BUmtmuti in tkt HtaU of Indimnm, at etoat of it Mat, on the 13th day of March, lMsf ansouaesa; Loans and Discounts........., $UMh Overdrafts tSiV TJ. 8. Bonds to secure circula120,00 Due from approved Reserv

Agents. ... ...... Due from otherNaUonal Banks Due from State and Primte Banks and Banksra.., Real Estate . (4,760 aa Vuraiturc fc Pixturos2,04 Current expanse and Taxas paid..., Bills of other Banks............ Fractional Gurreocy (including

Gold Com., Silver Coin.

Legal tender Notes......

v I r. t. , u

Treasurer (not moralhsn 6$ per cent. circulation)..,.;? Total ..... ..... LtABiLmas.V

Surolus Fund......... .

Undivided profit

Circulating Note re-

c'ved t'r'm Cotnptrol'r .. Individual deposit subjei, cheek . SlAelV. Demand certiflsata

.... ...... H.

l , 4JJS

iwrhm nnuuwv of Deposit S1.290 48

145,1

Total.

S3 4,644 SS

Star

Statu of Iskiasa, Monroe Cojntv. iss.

I, W. E. Wood burn, CaihLs above-named Bankjdosulemnlidl

the above statement is true, to ihe Wt t

my knowledge and belief. . W. E. WOODBURN(Jashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, tht' 19th day of March, 1883. JOHN H. LOUDEN, Hilary I"ubU. Correct Attest: Joax Waroneir, - Nat. U. RttA, Hbkut C Dvneuf, mar. 31, .1883. Diectft.

Fa Bosea will 41 at ceue, Hot. or ta Vsv vas. If roatrt row4.ni v. m4 In tt. Fouurs rowdr. wltlotr4aadpnrHoeCSunt. Toaat Powd.n win pranat (lira lit Fowu. roafttV PUwilaM win UKtMMttt. qautUref alls: Bder.sinrcMgrfretBt, w4 But. UK HW Sna

LeMilavllle, R. A. C. Railway

Jl oatoxa Bonte." Affords tba Beat, Cheapest, Quickest, most direct, and most desirable Route to all parts of the Great Wet and North West, the South and South West. Time in effect March 18A, 1883. Chieago Time! NORTH. cuiCAooui.il,. ioht ax.

Bloomington 11.59 pm 11.02 pm Chicago ' 9.00 pm 7.00 am

SOUTH. IOUISVILI.S MAIL. KIOHT KX

Bloomington 6.06 pm 3.27 am

Louisville 9.10 pm 7.30 am

Two dailv throueh Express trains, with

out change, connecting closely with the great through lines out of Chicago and Louisville, giving only ONE CHANGE of cars to all the principal towns and cit

ies in the nor tb west ana in tne soutn west.

Unexcelled traveling accommodations.

No re-checking of B-iggage. No delay in

connections. Loss changes of cars tnan

by any other route. Sell throned tickets to all narts of the

country. Check baggage through to destination. Time caras,railroad uiiips.rates, routes, through tickets and through baggag checks, obtained only of CARTER PBRI1SG, Station Ticket Agent, Bloomington, Ind .

JHVHRA.T n.a.LLA.11, M.r.A.., AutlUUIVinC. IV J

Resident Dentist.

Dr. -J. W,

CRAIN.

Oftico in the Greaves corner, up-staim.

Ah or 'eiraqteq.

f -i-

Fodiim Povdm wtO nr. or mtai

tnm. to whtcfc llonrn mad QtSB. m. wbjwt,

nam rwwsaaa wux cra aamvacnoa. SeMeTwjrvaai. navin a. vonva. vrerisev, asLvnou. sen.

Sold by P. Bowman, Bloomington

ins rAnmn ijuw oiuni

Notice to Non-Realdeats. In the Circuit CourMApril Term, 1883. Martha Clifford vs. Alfred H. Clifford. Now comes the plaintiff by Friedlev

Pearson & Friedley, her attorneys, and

ales her comnlaint herein for a divorue,

together with an affidavit that said defendant, Alfred H. Clifford, is not a resi

dent or the State or lnaian . Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant that unless he be and appear

on the 6th day of the next Term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdon on. the

fourth Monday of April, A.D. 1883, at

the Court House in ciooimiicton, in said

County and State, and answer or demur

to said comnlaint, the same will be heard

l 1 .1 ! L ' .

ann uniermiuou in m amerce.

Witness my name and the seal of said

cotirt,affixed at Bloomington, this 1st day of March A. D. 1883.

D. W. BROWNING, ssal Clerk.

Receiver's Sale. The underlined. Receiver for the Arm

of J. W. Shoemaker 4 Co., has for sale,

1st., Six City Lota in tb northeast por

tion of the t'ity.

3d., Two good reddling wagons, ot the most improved pattern. Said lots and wnirons must be sold scon.

and the purchaser will get a splendid ,ar- '":. .. .......

ah parties luaoutea to saw arm, eituor bv note or on account, will nleane settle at

once, ind tbui save additional orpense.

mil at iiogers ana uemey omce, m tne Mayor's building.

Jan. '0, 1683. Kuceivcr

ja. j. ixioiio x-ta. ARCHITECT AMP PRACTICAI. BVILDBat, Plans and Speciflcations arerulty propared for dwelling houses and pabHr . building. Also estimates oTbnildinc completed throughout. All work 'laiaa' at the time speoiBed.

Bloomington, IndM March 1, 1880. Notice te NesS-RvWlelwsaia.. State of India.ua, Monro county, aa: Ia tb Monro Circuit Court; April Term, 1883. Ex Parte, .Ceni York. No. 371. Be it known that on the 17th day of the February Term, 1883, Uhe above auuaed piaintif, by her attorney, IM hi tb circuit court of Monro bounty, ia tba State of Indiana, her petitim praying tb order of said court to fh effect ihat her present name, to-wit : Cenia York, nay . be changed, and that she may be known, and called by tb naate, Cwnia Yaa Buskirk. Now therefor, by order of said eeart,' notice is hereby given of the Sling sad pendency of said Petition, and that the nam will stand for hearing and decree at the calling of said cause, a tb 234 Sty of April, 1883, th earn twtnfc th Irst.

judicial day of a term of stiid court, to-b begun and held at the Court Hoaie, a

tbeCity or Bloomington, oa tat 'ronrta Monday in April, 1883. (sal D. W. BROWNING, feb28-83. Clark MonrooCC Eli g. Millen, attorney for plaintiff.

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LYON&HQALY

I Statea Heats Ss..CWe ' nlMMllliwuaaill

CoiiEmlsaloaerii, Sale

of Steal Estate. Sarah F- Clark et al, vs. Samuel Bnuuv tonetal.

THE UNDERSIGNED, a Cfemranv sii.ner. appointed by the Monro Cir

cuit Court at the February TermUSX,

will offer at pnoiie auction, on ta prta ikes, on

THURSDAY, APRIL 12tu, 1883.

at 1 o'clock pm, the following drerifcetl real estate in Monro county, iut of

Indiana, to-wit.

Th southeast quarter of th northeast

quarter.

Also, th northeast Quarter of the south

east quarter, ail in seetion eighteen, 18 J township ten(IO), worth rang one weil.

Said real estate beina- known a th

"Clark" land.

TERMS OF 8 I.E. On s-third cash in hand, biilanc m two

nurchaser civinsr his not for deforreal

pnyments at six per cent, interest fWe

aate, wim approves (r"i """i Ualion or appraisement taw. JOSEPH St. It EN LEY, raarU-83 Co:nuiiMioUT. Ensi East, Attorney,.