Bloomington Progress, Volume 17, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 April 1883 — Page 2

Printed each IWwfay Morning, Ay VHiUH A. 6ABZ, Editor aad faUnkar.

News Itoi

For Mayor, Clelland F. Dodds. For Clerk, Robert CL Gimvcb. For Treasurer, William P. Rogers. For Marshal, George W. Beeves. For Assessor, Andrew T. Massey. Fyr -Councilman, 1st Ward, Nat. U. Hill. For Councilman, 2d Ward, Long term Wilson Adams. Short term Ben. A. McGee. For Councilman, 3d Ward, Andrew J. Hoover.

Am AST year tm Palltlcs. Rhode Island is the only remaining Nortken State to bold its elect

ion ia the soring. Louisiana holds

Us state election in April now, but baa none this year. Michigan has sn election this month for judicial officers only. There are but eight

states left which have general elec

tions every year, and of the bienni

al states, Kentucky alone elects in the odd years. Her election oc

curs in August, and she will . select

a Governor for a - term of four

vears. Massachusetts and Rhode

Island are the only states that in

dulge in the luxury of electing a Governor every year. Bat Governors are to be chosen this Year in

Iowa and Ohio, where the term are for two years, and in New Jer

sey, where the term ia three vears.

In Pennsylvania, executive officers,

other than Governor and Lieuten

ant Governor, as well as both branches of the Legislature will be

elected in November, and in Con

necticut tbe election will be for the

members of tbe Legislature only.

In addition to the regular elections;

Georgia is soon to bold a special

election for the choice of a successor

to Governor Stephens.

It is evident that there will not

be much stir in politics this year.

It is the dullest of off vears. The

Iowa and Ohio elections, which oc

cur in October, will be among the

most intersting, but their import' nee will be mainly local. The li

quor question will be a disturbing

element in both States, and general

notifies seems likelv to be sob-.

9 merged. In Massachusetts, also,

there will be some interest when

tbe time comes, but it is still

good way off. Tbe Rhode Island canvass is tbe first ripple of a dull campaign, and does not promise to

be a very lively one. The election

comes this month, and the only dis

turbance before the autumn will be tbe midsummer campaign in Kentucky, where political contests are

too onesided to be exerting.

Lady Florence Dixie, wno is

the sensational heroine of the hour

in England, on account of the al

leged attempt at her assassination.

made by two masked men in wom

en's dotbes, at Windsor, is a re

markable character, and a woman

of unpretentious literary distinc

tion. She is a strong and dashing correspondent of tbe London Morning Pott. She bae been a great

and adventurous traveler. She

went to Zulnand, whence she wrote

thrilling letters, which were gath

ered and published in book form

entitled, "In the Land of Misfor

tune." Some years ago she made a tour though Patagonia on horseback, and her experiences in that

unfrequented country were related in a book "Across Patagonia." But it is in connection with Irish a flairs that lady Dixie has gained tbe widest notoriety. She published a pamplet entitled, "Address to tbe Tenant Farmers and people of Ireland, with advice and Warn-' ing." This fearless and imnamable address displeased tbe extreme nationalists, and satisfied .none of those engaged in tbe solution of tbe Irish question. Lady Dixie is extremely .fond of notoriety, and at one time amazed and shocked the swart at a Queen's reception, by appearing without the customary feathers and veil, and wearing abort hair. This drew forth a reprimand from the Lord Chamberlain.

forces : "I hove sounded the war

cry," he exclaimed in a loud tone and with a dramatic wave of his

arm : "'it rang in their ears and

roused them from slumber. Now

I will go among them and form

them into societies and soon we will have a congress composed of representatives from these societies.

We most unite together the French,

the German and the Russian social

ists. All will be included in our

organization who rebel against the

wrongs and tyrannies imposed upon

them under the existing condition

of affairs. The United States is

ot a nation, it is a great country whose people are of many different nationalities. I propose to associ

ate into one grand society all who

entertain Socialistic ideas and the

ories, or sympathize with them, and ear head-quarters will be in Chicago. I am doing good work here, and nowhere else would I be allowed to express my views as

freely." Herr Most seems to have

grasped the idea that America is

not only the "home of the free"

but the asylum and rendezvous of

all the cut-throats that Europe can

prodoce. Herr Most'a language is

bombastie and revolutionary, and means mischief as far as possible. It is one of the weaknesses of a Republican government that such swaggerers, as this conspirator, are

allowed full liberty of speech, and almost unlimited license of action.

Los Angeles, California, has

made great progress, materially,

since tbe construction of the South-

era Pacific Railroad. A population cf 22,000 is now claimed for

it, which, if correct, would show an increase of a hundred per cent.

within a few years. Tbe influx is

reported to be so large that there

are neither dwellings nor stores

nor hotels sufficient to meet the de

mand. There is hardly a block in

the town without new buildings in

process of erection. The suburbs

are exceptionally beautiful. Hand-

some villas extend lor two and a half miles in all directions, and

each has its vines, orange trees, or

chards and flower garden. The surrounding country is an almost

unbroken tract of vineyards, or

ange groves and trait ranches.

The American population is of the

most intelligent and cultivated

class. Many professional men have

settled there in fruit growing and

wine making, being attracted by the well nigh perfect climate and the fear of felling victims in the Eastern States to hereditary consumption. i Olive growing is one of the most interesting features of agriculture in California. The State pos

sesses some beautiful groves, and

one ranch owner, Ellwood Cooper of Santa Barbara, is said to have de

rived a profit of 2,200 an acre from his plantation. Others, how

ever, express doubts as to whether

this species of plant culture can be

made generally and permanently profitable. One continual source of apprehension must always be the scale worm, which threatens most of California's fruit trees, the olive not excepted. California could easily raise an olive crop as large as that of Italy, which yearly sells for 150,000,000.

Herr Most is still in this country 'agitating.' When but heard from he was in Philadelphia, diuflas0g the threats and attempts of the Jftbjlists to prevent the coronatioe (4 tk Czar. Herr Most annonnees tna be is about to make a wcond tour of i&e United States,

Gheat Exposition, now opened

by leu. & Field & Co., in the New York Store, south side of the

luare. No such display of goods

was ever seen here before. Crowds

for the purposp pt organizing hi.; j arc ai.lrartMl to it daily.

Salyards & Son, of the Orleans

Marble Works, have erected some

very handsome and tasteful worki in their line, in the Bloomington Cemetery, for Capt. McEinney,

Mrs. J. J. Cherry and Thos. Nichols ; also at SmitbviUe and Clear

Creek Cemeteries, they have put in some handsome tombstones for Maj.

Grimes. Inspection shows the

work to be neatly executed, handsomely finished, and gotten up in i i . a ra

me latest styie. me stones were placed in their respective places by

C. R. Salyard, jr., and the above

named firm deserve credit for their enterprise. They inform the Progress that they have other orders

to fill, and more promised, and that

they will add materially to thei

attractive appearance of the City

Cemetery. C. R. Salyard is trav

eling agent, and will furnish all

needed information.

Princeton Clarion : Soap bub

ble socials are very fashionable in some localities, but tbey will not become popular. The danger attending this intellectual and athletic sport is that some of tbe society mashers might get hit on the head by the descending globe and have their brains dashed out.

The Prep. Chapel was full of visitors and students, last Friday afternoon, to listen to the No. 8 exercise. The performance passed off successfully, as usual, the pupils from No. 8, especially, acquitting themselves with credit. Jennie Seward, as "Josiah Allen's Wife," Lida McNary and Josie Pitman in strong declamations, gave three of the best perform

ances of the afternoon. The dia

logue of Charley Mellett and Wal

ter Howe, which always takes, was

well given. Ida Faris and Lora

Wilson represented Preparatoryin

declamation, and reflected credit

upon the school, as they always do when they appear in public. These

young ladies are on the the Prep.

contest. Messrs. Lanman, Rcnshaw aud Tourner pleased the au

dience with their instrumental

music. They would make a good orchestra by themselves. The au

dience seemed well repaid for at

tendance in the entire performance,

The excellent work from No. 8

occasioned the remark that tbe

Preparatory department could be congratulated on the good declaim

ing material which it will receive

next September.

The next public exercise of Prep, will be the Contest. It will be two weeks from next Tuesday night. Every citizen of Bloom

ington, and the country adjoining,

should take an interest in this ex

ercise. A friendly and profitabl

rivalry in literary work cannot fail

to do the students good.

a Delated pedestrian going up

Fort street, in. Detroit, at a late

honr the other night, thought he

observed a figure crouching in the

latticed work covering a frontdoor,

The matter had a suspicious look, and he halted and looked over the

fence. "Go on now!" called the voice of a female through the

gloom. "Do you live there?" inquired the man. "Indeed, I do.' "Can't you get in?" "Indeed can." "Well, what are you waiting for?" he asked, after pausing

"What for?" she demanded

"Would a respectable woman be

crooked over here at this hour of

the night, with a club in her hand

ifshe didn't expect her husband

every blessed minute?"

Little Rock, Ark., April 17.

In Desha county, this State, one of

tbe plagues of the South, the buf

falo gnat, is doing an unprecedent

ed amount of damage. In the hot

torn lands it is positively danger

ous to even drive stock of any kind i t '. .a

tnrougn tnem, as tne gnats are there by the million. In the vicinity

of Chicol City on two plantations

six Horses and mules have been killed by them. In Bolivar county, Miss., directly across the river from here, nearly one hundred mules

have been killed by the pests,

The Miller plantation in the same

county has also lost a great many

horses and mules. The damage

aone oy tne gnats is as great as

that done by the overflow. m The amount now paid by tbe Government in pensions is double tbe interest on the National debt.

There was more paid out in pensions last year by ten per cent, than during the entire period from the foundation of the Government to the breakiag out of the rebellion Since 1861 there have been f 562,741,170.67 expended for this pur

pose, and the appropriation for the

coming year is f 100,000,000. This is equivalent to a per capita tax of $2.50 upon the entire population of the country.

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GOOD LUCK BRAND

Mr. Leu, S. Field makes

frequent trips to

EASTERN CITIES

In Search of Seasonable Goods

FOB THE HEW YORK

STORE.

Several actions for damages

against railway corporations are on the court calenders to-day. A wag

gish lawyer has summed up the

merits of this hind of action thus Man's back across track ; Engine roars; roan snores; Engine rushed ; nan squibed ; Widow snort ; reeks courts ; Lawyer weeps; jury sleeps; Judge charges ; heavy largess ;

Jury hollers, fire thousand dollar.

"The Heart of the Continent"

is the title of a little work just issued by the Chicago, Burlington &

Qnincy road, which is full of pleasing illustrations and interesting reading matter pertaining to the

route from Chicago to Denver, Colorado. Send a three cent stamp to the office of the compnny, in Chicago, and you will receive one by mail.

Hansis & Lubrecht, 44 Vesey St., New York, carry on the Empire Map and Chart Establishment, Their charts, "Noah's Ark," and' "Life's Journey," are attractive,

and their Maps of the world, and

of the U. ., (pictorial) are full of facts, figures and genera) informa

tion. Teachers and others desiring

profitable and pleasant summer employment, should write to the above Firm for information.

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BUT NOT DISHEARTENED.

A Lot of Goods Were On The Road" When the

BIG FIRE OCCURRED,

Wall Papers. Window Curtains and

Jblx lures, Paints. Of la. Ac., and I hav

Them For Sale at Stuart & McPheetera' Hardware Store. These oood.

Have To Be Paid for, aud I MUST sell them. J. W. SHOEMAKER.

ESTATE OF PHILIP MURPHY, DECEASEDIn the Monroe Circuit Court, in tbe

State of Indiana. No. Ml.

All creditors, heirs, and legators

of said estate are hereby notified that

Lien. S. Field, administrator of said estate

has filed bis account and vouchers in final

settlement of said estate, and that the

same will come up for examination and approval on the 5th day of May, 1883, the same being tbe 12th judicial day of the

April Term, 1883, or said court, at wnicu time said creditors, heirs and legatees are required to appear in said court in the

City of Uloounngton , and show causa, it

any there be, why said account soouid not

no approved.

Witness, my name as Clerk, and tbe

seal of said court affiled, the 13th day of

April, 1883. u. w. ttsuwaiau,

HB.M.J uierK Monroe u. v.

Directions for General

Use:

Do not plow in the .Fertilizer,

but drill it in at seeding time. For Wheat or .Bye. Drill with the grain, at the rate of lbs. per acre.

For Corn. If applied in the

bin, use one hanulul to two or

three hills, mixing it with the soil,

or scattering it somewhat, or if

drilled, drop with grain in the rows, 200 lbs. to the acre. For Potatoes. Apply 300 lbs. to the acre in the row, covering it with a little earth ; or . broadcast, 400 lbs. to the acre. Turnipt. Should receive a dressing of 350 to 400 lbs. to the acre, applied with the seed. Setts and Uarrota should receive a somewhat heavier application. For Onions. After the land is plowed and harrowed, apply about 500 lbs. to the acre. For Strawberries. In early spring use on strawberries from half a peck to a peck to the square rod, broadcast. For Tomatoes. The Usual plan of applying is to furnish each plant with a small handful mixed well with the earth, at transplanting time.

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

GREAT

CASH

Grocery

hb

Near the Depot Now is the Time To Buy.

ESTATE OF ROBERT KEED, DECEASED.

In the Monroe circuit court, in the State

of Indiana. No. 45.

All creditors,heirs and legatees of said estate are hereby notified that John

Keed, Adms'lrator of said estate has filed

his account and vouchers in final settle

ment of said Estate,nnd that tbe same will

come up for examination and approval on

tbe Clu dav of Hay, 183, the same

being the 13th judicial day of the April Term, 1883, ot said court, nt which time said creditors, heirs and legatee are

required to appear in said court, in the

court home in the city of Bloomineton,

and show cause, if any there be, why said

account should not be approved.

Witness my name as clerk, and the seal

ot said court amxea, tne i nn any or April 1883. 1. W. BROWSING, gAL Clerk Monroe C. C.

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ESTATE OF MARTHA FARMER,

DECEASED.

In the Mouroe Circuit Court, in the

State of Indiana. No. 151 .

All creditors, heirs and legatees of said

estate are hereby notified that

James Dratney, administrator of said es

tate has filed his acconnt and vouchers in

filial settlement of said estate, and that the same will crime up for examination and approval on the 8th day of May , 1883,

the same being the 14th judicial day of the

All AVt.U, " W WU . lime said creditors, heirs and legatees are

required to appeae in (aid Court, in tho

Court Uouse in tbf City of Bloomiagton and show catue, if any there be, why

said account should not be approved.

Witness my name and the seal of said

court, affixed at Bloomington, this ltith

day or April, A. v., 188.1. D. W. BROWNING, aKAL Clerk Monroe C. C. Louden & Miers, attorneys.

Stuart Ci XOcPheeters.

0 north Side of the Square, East of Postofflce,

Adiiiittrator'M Sale

of Real Estate.

VTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that

lA by virtue of the Will of .Lewis (J

Shrvor. decent!, the undersigned Ad

ministrator with tbe Will annexed of

said Lewi G. Shryer, will oiler to sell AT PRIVATE SALE,

the following described Real Estate of said decedent, situate in the County of

Monroe and state or Indiana, to-wit :

Tbe south half of section 25 twenty

five, town eight, north range two west

containing 320 acres.

Tbe above will bo offered in separate

parcels ot eignty acres eacn.

Also, a part of the northeast quarter of section 25 twenty-five, town eight, north

range two west, ana uounaea as ronowa,

to-wit i

Commencing at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter of said section, running thence torth 15 twenty-five

feet, thence west to the Kockport road,

thence south along said road about 25 twenty-five feet to the south line of said

quarter, tl.cnce east about 881 eighty-

eight rods to tbe place or beginning, con

taining about three-fourths of an aere. Also about one third of an acre in the Southwest corner of the Northwest quarter of section Thirty, town 8 North range one West, more particularly described in deed of Solomon Green, Sri and Solomon

Green Jr., to said Lewis G. Shryer, dated

April 18, 1848, and recorded in Deed Rec

ord It., page Applications, or bids of purchasers will be received at the law office of Louden &

Miers, in tbe city of Bloomington, in said county, up to 2 o'clock T. M. of Saturday

the Mb day or May' 183.

TERMS One-third cash : the residue

in equal payments, at nine and eighteen month, with notes at interest, waiving

relief from valuation and appraisement

laws, and secured by good and sufficient

sureties. BEN. F. ADAMS, april 4, 1883. Administrate. Louden de Miers, Attorneys.

TVSKIRKDUXCAN, Attorneys. Of-

Aj fice in the National Bank corner, up

stairs. Will practice in all courts ot the State. Special attention given to Probate business, and to collection and prompt remittance of all claims.

T QUDENA MIERS, Attorneys. Office

XJ over First National Bank. All bus!

ness of a legal nature given careful atten

tion in all courts. Real estate Titles csre

fullv examined by aid ol Louden'a Ab

stract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinds. FRIEDLEY, PEARSON $ FRIRDLEV, Attorneys, Office in Hue Hive Block. Settlement of. estates a specialty. Collections promptly remitted. Capt.G. W. Friedley or Judge Pearson will be in attendance at each term of circuit court.

MVLKY& P ITU AN, Attorneys, will practice in the various courts. Especial attention given to collections, and to probate business. Office, Foe's corner, op-

I'rogress Utuce, corner atn St. and avenue. ROGERS HENLEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office in Mayor's Office building. Special attention given to set

tling decedents' estates, and to all kinds of

probate business. Also, abstracting.

jIAST & EAST, Attorneys, at Law,

Bloomington, Ind. Office, in Wal-

dron's Block, north aide square. Probate

business and collections given prompt altenion. Will practice in courts of all adjoining counties. Business solicited. DUNN MORGAN, Attorney?. Office in Bee Bive Block, up-stairs. To the probate and collection business tho firm will give special and particular attention. Business attended to iu courts of scrrounding counties. WILLIAMS $ MLLEN Attorney, Office five doors south of Hunter's corner, up-stairs. Do a general collection and probata business. Will practice in

courts of adjoining counties.

E'

Wholesale and Retail Sealers In

Bin hi Blactsitt SL -A. IR, ID "W A. IR, IE

County Headquarters for

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BBMFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a certified oodv ot a de

cree, to me directed, from the Clerk's ol-

nee oi tne Monroe Uircuit Court, is

cause wneretn Emily Hunt ia Dliiintifr.

and John A. Bower astd DruailU Bo watt-;

are defendants, requiring me to make tka

sum of sixteen baodred and eight deltani

and eieht(l,08.08) cents, with interest on

said decree, and cost, X wilt xiwm at

publia .ale to the highest bidder, 4a

SATURDAY, May 19th, 188s,

between the hours of 10 o'elock a. st. il 4 o'clock p. it", of said day, at the door f -

the court house of said Monro oeeurtr.

Indiana, the rents and profits for tons-' not exceeding seven years, of tho fouow-, ing described Real Estate, stoat f tho eonnty of Monro aad Stat of Iae,

wHa, 10-wn: A part of tbe west half of tk ntii

quarter 01 section uirty-three33j tc

nine, north range onef 11 west.

Pi ai Mr Hies ai II

DOORS. SjSH, GLASS, nOULDHiGS, LOCKS. HHTGES, HAILS AUD SCREWS.

ning at tho southeast comer of a lot ofT&j live acne, more or less, heretofore aria aad conveyed by Aefaer Labertow aad EHaa

&eth JLabertew, Bis wire, to Dr.Ttotaaa. P. Lueat, and running these sort netic, S deg. 31 min. west with said foW' line, thirty-one poles aad few lfwln,taoa . north 85 deg. east, fifteen pole aad at 1 teen aad one-half links, tbeoeo aoethwVO degrees, thirty-five annate, east thirtyone poles aad five link, thene snath S degrees west, fifteen polos and sixbiea and one-half links, to the plac of beg Inaiiig, containing three aere and eight eqaar -poles, situated ia Monro ooustyaa 4 Stata

01 xaaiaoa. It sueh rente aad Droits will sot

for a sufficient sum to satisfy M. doB interest and costs, X witt at the aao,

time and place expos at pnVKe sale tha "

lee mm pie oc sata real estate, or asaej. thereof as may bo au Sclent to discharge-' said decree, interest aad costs.

Said sal will to mad withoat aav rv i

lief whatever, from valuaUoa or aopialwi

mans laws. SILAS GBimtr,

ap 25 I88X Saariffor JImreeoiv

us kirk & Duncan, attya.

The Early COOKING

Breakfast STOVE

AUD THE OSABB OLIVER CHILLED PLOW

Are Among Our Specialties.

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HEhUFsV" SALE.

BY virtu oracertiBdcnpyf a and x.ecuUon to as directed, froi

Clerk's office of Lawrene Circa it Court.

in a cause- wbemir Christina Act is plaiatiff, and Isaac Buck, Marsh Hack, Jolw H. Louden and R. W. Miers r alafeadants, requiring me to asaVii jha of f 1,839, with interest oa said doers aad?

coats, I will expo at jawss aal to highest oiddesr ess SATURDAY, Hay Bah, t3,

between the hour of 10 o'eloek m, m atC

4 o'clock r-.rn.of said day, at the door or I

the Court House of Monro eoaaty, the

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DRUG

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PETER BOWMAN has purchased the Drue Store on the West Side of the Square, North of tbe alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Clgara, Tobacco, Perfumery, JPaney (woods, and Pure Wines and laiquors For medical purposes. An experienced druggist in attendance.

WALL PAPERS AT JLINDLEY'SNew Stock, New Styles, Low Prices. Drugs, Paints and Oils.

DR. FARIS, THE PRESCRIPTIONIST, IS NOW IJQCATED AT LINDLEY'S.

rents and profits r a term not iTieosnaar seven years, C the following ieriV.-'

Real Xstate,ia Koaroe oouatly.ia the I

Administrator's Sale. NOTICE 13 II ERR BY GIVEN, that the undersigned Administrator with the will annexed, of tho ette of Lewis O. Shryer, deceased, will offer for sale at auction, on THURSDAY, APRIL 26th, 1883, tho personal property of said estate, con. listing of Wheat, Corn, Hay, Farming Implements, and Household and Kitckeu Furniture. Also, 28 Shares of Stock in tho First National Bank of Bloomington, Indiana. 8aid sale will becin at 10 o'clock A.M.,

of said day, on the farm of said decedent, now occupied by Richard Borland, in Van Buren township, Monroe county, Indi

ana, at which place the Wheat, Hay, Corn,

ana Farming Implements, ana so Kitchen Furniture will be sold.

At 3 o'clock r.st. of said day, at the

residence of.John Shryer, in rerry township in said county,tome article of house-

noia furniture, ana said za snares 01 itana

Stock will be sold, TERMS OF SALS.

Sums of five dollars and under, oasb. On

all sums over five dollars, credit of nine

months will be eiven, the purchaser gtv

ing his note with sufficient sureties, waiv

ing valuation and appraisement laws. ,BKN. F. ADAMS, April 4, 1883. Administrator. Louden Miers, attorneys,

LMltvlUe, Jf. A. C. Railway

' M o n, o n Xtouto." Afford tbe Best, Cheapest, Quickest, most direct, and most desirable Route to all parts of tha Great West and North West, the South and South West, Time in eject March nth, 1883. Ofaioaeo T I u I NORTH. CHICAGO MAIL. JTIOHT ex.

Bloomineton 11.59 pm 11.02 pin

Chicago 9.00 pm T.00 am

SOUTH. i,oui8Villk mail. KianT x

Bloomingtoa 5.06 pm 3.27 am Louisville 9-10 pm T.20 am

Twn jtailw thmtivh Kxnreas trains, with-

nl mniMtlll 1ftRAlv Willi ill It

ureal tnrouirn lines out 01 vnicaco ana . ... . - 1

ot cars to all tne principal towns ana cu

ius in vne norvnwwn una in in wumwwv Unexcelled .traveling accommodations. No re-check inE of Baggage. No delay in

connections. Loss ohanges of cars than

by any other route. Sell through tickets to all parts of the

country. Check baggage through to destination. Time cards.railroad maps,rates, n,niM ihrnuirli ticltnu and throueh baa-

gage checks, obtained only of CARTER rERINO, Station Ticket Agent, Bloomington, Ind.

Resident Dentist. CRA1N.

Offictt in tho Grooves cornor, up-stairs.

au worn warraniett.

Wall Paper, WINDOW And Fixtures. THE PROPRIETOR of tbe CITY BOOH. STORE,

takes pleasure in announcing to his oi l

patrons, and the public generally, that be

will open in a tew oays

In the Willson Boom, opposite the

Uld Orchard Block-,

A Large and Splendid Assortment

of Wall Paper, Window Shades aad Fix. tures, which he will offer at price that Cannot Fail

to pleas.

Amone the Wall Papers will be found

many of the latest and most fashionable

stj lee. In the department of

Window Fixtures

will be found beautiful styles of HADE 60OAI, Also WINDOW CURTAINS, ia large variety, including beautiful DADOS AND TAPESTRIES.

A lot of Wall Paper, injured by the

re, will be sold at a large reduction below the usual prices.

Lading will consult their interest by not purchasing until they inspoct my

stock.

E. P. COL.E Bloomington, lad., March SI, 1883.

of Indians fto-wtt;

seventy fTol acnaa, comaaeacsne at tier 5

southwest corner of soctioa five! 5 1 aavoh

ship seven7, north l-aage est fl-J ws(8U

running ewe miodrea. aaxt sweaty II3WJ

roos east, inenca sons sustwj rosay v.j

tntnee west BitbsixMiJrods, Urate aorta west sixtv tool rook theac wLu'

rods, thene south one Hundred tadaffte ;

teen119 rods to the beginning, oaataia-r:

ing seventy 70aoros,.nureor- m. And the undivided' two-thirds J wf 1 part of the southwest quarter of etioil

five F51 towMhiisea fTkBettB. rare.

ono(l) wsst, beginning at tha southwest 'fs

corner of said quarter seotioet tttn one hundred and twentyQJoyrodvnorth sixty (00) uda, thence west I

fSSl rod, thetrce northwest slxtvfli

thence west fiftv-8ixT561 rod. tMaoaaoriliiH

west sixty0.nodst totmoc west sixty

rows, tnpnev soma one aunqnn.sai teen119 rods to begtaningttW

Alra. ninetvrsol acres off the sootfeftaffJ

awarter of section fivefs, township v:fj

li j, norm range one west, coBtraeneterat the northeast corner thereof, tfaaoe south -on hundred and sixty jn.60 rude ttUV ' stone, thence west about thirty-two aa4h'

one-half 1 3241 rod to a atofie. thene

northwest siatvfSOl rods to a straa. thanea

west trty-rour$M rods to a stbao, theasw

northwest Btrsy-seueti and tMw-rurta

111 oas to a none, taaac earn wast t

sixty-flv 65 rod to a stone, tbeacav

nortu torty-one J41 rods totao, tnenoo

FOUTZ' S NORSK AIW CATTLE POWDERS

Ho Rom will ai or coue. tamer Lm lavas. If routs rswdtn h ok1 la FoaUl rowaara villain aaepfsmr. HoaCwtun.

nan rsn win pnnai trao k mu. Foabl rowdan UI Ian-nan tfti eaaoJlD' ot milk aad oraaai rvaalf ft aaet, aa4 UAka Um l&ttar Sna

roaui rawdan vl an er rrat alaaatt um

UIUII, w vDin tmiwkm wi nnw an anojecv Iwti"! Poraaaa su.na ainavAcma. BM vatra'atn. B. rovn. TreaTlata. I.TISIOBB,XO.

Sold by P. Bowman, Bloomineton

TUB rAHbUK llKUli SXUKS-

It3eiver'fi Sale. The undersianed. Receiver for the Arm

of J. W. Shoemaker & Co, has for salo.

1st., Six City Lots in the northeast por

tion of the fitv.

. . . ... . vp u f

M- Two s-ood t'eaaiina rfacoaa, '

the most improved pattern. 3aid lota and wagons must be sold soon, and the purchaser will get a splendid bar

gain.

AH parties inaeotea to saiu arm, ivnr bv note or on account, will please settle at

once, and thus save additional expense. Call at Rogers and Henley's office, in the Mayor's building.

JOSEPH E. HENLEY,

Jan. 10. 1883. Ueceiver

east on huadrad and sixty ittel rod to

the place of beeinaisK. all ia fro

county and Slate' of Indiana, If such rent and pnofts will sot H for. a sufficient sum to-aatisfy aaid dacr, io--f

terest and costs, I will at tho hbo tisao r. and place, expose at publio-sal; the :(i:simple of said Real' Eatata or ao aaiarS. thereof a may bo sufficient to .discharg . said decree, interest and coeta. Said sale will be made withuataay rHef whatever from valhationand pjraiiisat, laws. Sl AS OSIKXBv apl8 83 Sheriff ot Me re oouaiy. Harrison A McCord, atty for phviaUff.

ABGHITKOK

AMD PltAfKEItXCK

Plans aad SpeciSeatioBa anMIy

woo

pared for availing nouses saa

buildinr. Also estimates of bail

pleted throughout. All work:

at tb time specified. Bloomingtoa, Ind, March SI, 1SS.

.it-

v

IfsHfcei mt AdastlmsatsUaMa. NOTICE is hereby given tlaattb uswdersigned' has- been appointod by ta Circuit Court of Monroe cotintr. Stat

of Indianav administrator of tho oAato

of Zachanak xliets, dheeased, b4 of 1

roe county.

Ss estate is sac Based' to-fee lolaMBCi"

NAPOLEON B. ROG1SSL

api-ii-i Aoaut

lames r . Morgan,

J. r. rittman, Attorney.

- ..a-i.,., a

Mtl2 f

NOTICE is bereby-given, tliat tin taderaiVned ha Been appointed ah

Clerk of tbe Cwcuit Court of Mwroa

county, State ol Indiana, Adtntnistratorof tho sst of John L. Shis lev. Ms oT

sad county, deceased.

Said estate is supposed to be serVoat. JOSEPH D. BAMPT.

april 11-83 Adsaiaistrator. Friedley, Pearson Friedley, Att'y

A.diatinlarsrsftr' OsKe,

NOTICE IS HERE8T GtVEK.that the uirreirned Admiaistrator Of .

the EsUt of John L. Shirley, tat of

Monroe aty, Indiana, dcoaid,wilL. '

SAOUBDAY, MAT 8, 1883,

sell at public auction tho personal pnia. ertyofsaid sntaSa, consisting in CattlO, Homes, Wsiron , Barriaees. Hantoat. Faraa.'

ing utensil, vera, nay. Uats. a tot

barbed wire for fencing porpofM, Haa

bold aad Kitchen furniture, a4 other personal effects too nnmariais ta aaaatWiai.

Sale to begin at tea o'clock v. M., aad on premise one-half mil soatliof Bloota-

lngnm.

I KKXS Our SALE. A credit of nine month will be rive

on all sums exceeding Five DftUars, pwr chaser executing bis note, with approved security, waiving valuation awl apprdias ment law. All suras of Five JMiars d; under, cash in hand.

ipril 11-83 Admiuhtrator Fiiedlev, Pearson Frledtay, Attyt,,