Bloomington Progress, Volume 17, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 October 1883 — Page 2
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JUMBO JUMBO y . COFFEE COFFEE Uakea Splendid Drink. B17HX CO. . SELL IT.
GLASSWARE, Aad Kuvea and Forks Given Away Willi tlie Sale of TEAS AND COFFEES.
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We are headquarters for Salt. DUNN A CO.
CHOICE Clover Seed At ' DDNNACO-B.
C&oice Timothy Seed At DUNN A CCS.
. jgUERlFF'9 SAIJE. By virtue of a certified copy aftfr res, to me directed, from tbo Chafe's of- : -Beeves A JtoBiae circuit eoort,in tarn AMbUlkAUii pUiatiir,SBdAboka Bahae, Charles P. Tuley, Ada Jt. Tale5tML,aidendiito,raqaiitax m ' tosoeketke mm ef ($7,718 ) wttkintessst set said decree and aorta, I will ex -saos peptic sale to tke kighest Didder, OA . SATTJTOAT, Kovesaber 3d, 1883, between tke boon of 10 o'clock' A. a. and 4 o'clock r. a. of uid day, at toe door of
the Coast Home of Monroe county, the
feats' sad profits for a term not exraedioa urn rears, of tbe following described
Baal state,in Moaxoeoounty.in the State
f IaBaato-wtt: . One sere and a half of seminary out lot , aaaibef atreatyHrix and bouodod aa fol.lisws to-wit: Beginantngst a stone on tbe Worth line of uid lot immediately south of the
cwelfing bouse of Andrew Wyjle running tbonee South twenty2t pole, Saesee Beat twetvef 1 21poles, thence North
' twcntyf 20 poles, theace Wert twelve 12
pom; to tae piaco or Beginning. Aad also part f said lot, So. Seventy-
U7el ooaiaeacins at the Itoftkvest
earner of too Associate Presbyterian
arebyuawrlj, thencs Booth with tbe
"Maaaf said charch property twentyao ' Bwaam, t bta Waattwantvf 3QTnols, thence
Jforl tweatr20palaa, theses Beat twenssijejaosss, ta Uo yJnoa of beginniog. JUaatkofrikrwiar partofaaid lot Bo. seventy iifWlf-wlt:
.BattwiacMaatoB at the Sootaweat
taoss eCa are acre lot heretofore aoid by Taoeaa Alexander to gaiaou! Hoove and
running Sooth twentj20pote.
lajpom, thence Aortt
faaaaonolaa, thenoa Wert eigbtfS poles, to the place of ihejrtnninr contain-
tag oo(lcre, aad ab tbe- following
wast aa ana so, aa aaTeBty-aia ej, toit. SeciBataf twenty-two(2) poke aadJIO tea Saks was beat tha sou t heart corner of Mid lot, aad oa the tooth tin of said Vt tfauee wert fat-4of 3S W.aa.t&enea
north tweusyflft) poles, ttooce east thirty-
3f polra, theuee sooth twenty 20
' m an ease iI as rati store oi
aaav aiasis jm jaoaseo eonaty i of aaw
. If aach reoU and protts will aot sell for
a saaanaat aa tsntafy-aid decree, la-
tana aMcosajL; will at the
at aablic sale, the fee-
of said Heal Estate or ao morb
-auwacieat to discharge
: asa
Republican Wttfttts
Printed each Tuttday Morning, by WOIJAm. A. 6 ASS, latter sad TaUisbar.
News) Items Solloltl.
Caleb Stock well of London, Ont., was exceedingly eurprised tbe other morning, when Airs. Stock well presented bim with two eons and two daughters, all new. SabseqtKDtly when asked what he'd got, he aorrowfally replied, "Only
two email pair." Tbe little ones
era thriving.
. An Albany firm has utilized
tin- Scrape, They make wrought
plate dovetails for stove legs, and utilize from six to eight tons of scraps every month for this pur
pose, im articles anpe are small
pieces ot tin of peculiar shape,
which are used by stove menders to
make a perfect dovetail on stove
bottoms.
A little girl, the Chicago Tribune say, unconsciously and
touclungly testified to the drudgery of her mother's life when, on being
askt'd,"Isyour mother's hair gray ?"
she replied : "I don't know ; she's too tall for me to see the top of her head, and she never sits down."
A Kansas farmer saw a flock
of quail running along between the
rows ot corn that weqs just sprouting, Couceiving the idea that they were pulling the seed, he killed one and found in its crop, "one cutworm, twenty striped bugs, and over a hundred chinch-bogs." He thereupon concluded that he had made a mistake.
Charles Goodnight has the
largest cattle ranch in tbe world at the bead of Bed River, Texas.
He began buying land four years
ago, getting 270,000 acres at 35
cents an acre.. The price baa risen
to f2 an acre, lie is still buying. He controls 700,000 acres: To en
close his lands 250 miles of fence is required. He has 40,000 cattle, The story comes from -North Carolina of a dog that climbs trees after oppossums and coons. He dosen't stick his toe nails in like a cat, bat climbs like boy. Recently he 'shined' an elm, and caught a coon. Daring the fight that ensued both fell to tbe ground, but the dog bad the beat of the fan and won the trick. The trustees of the James Lick estate, prodded by the California pioneers, report that they have 112,000 worth of instruments
on Mount Hamilton; that they
cannot make any progress until they learn tbe focal length of the great telescope that they propose to erect, and that they hope, to com
pute the great instrument with
half the 1700,000 that Lick vised.
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."A farmer" gives tbe -following directions tor curing galled shoulders ia horses, and says it is reliable; Take some leather and
barn it to a crisp ; rub, it well on
tne gaiiea part, a tew applications will effect a perfect enre. A new work horse pnt to the plow this spring received galls on both
shoulders. A few applications of
burnt leather made them as sound
as if never injured, and no sear now seen.
is
aid sate-wiS be madat without an j relief
.SWt
61LAS6RrM$. ex- S3 SberiaT ot Moiiroe-county. Basfcirfc dt Peaeati, sttoraeys.
A4mtsUamt9mUw".m Sale
riWI ITKDEBfHGHED, AdmintstraA tor of tho Rotate of Szrmh K. May, deleaved, will, by order of the Monroe eirevitrosrt, safer for Bale si- public eatery, oa the irsssisss, on 8ATTJBDATY Jtorember 3d, 1883, at 1' o'clock P.M., tbe' fee simple of tbe snOosjtaa, deaciilHid real estate, in tbe City ef Btooeaiagton, Monroe county, Iediaaa, to-wit:
Parr ot Is-Xei Ko.305 three hundred
and ira, beginning at the southwest coa
aerof Mid lot, tbcece aajfc9 feet, thence
tooth ee feet, thooce feet, thence
loath as feet to the place of beginning.
TZU$ OF SALS. Oeetbird cash, nae third in sia atoatas, aad oos third in twalva months, purcbase gfrtag Ms agist fbrdefarredpajajsnu. etsiaBar-ofaatereatftoat date of sale, TSotS& JT. DEKTOW, a3uiaa . .AAatiiMiaier. JUsIaK, Avwnwy. -
The carious enterprise is being conducted in New Jersey of grinding up worn out India rubber overshoes to make 'what is called "stock." This material is pressed by the manufacturers into new In
dia rubber goods. A thin coating
of fresh rubber varnish makes them look equal to articles of the best quality, but they are said to have
an outrageous lack of durability. The remarkable durability of mortar in Italy, a fact which is well known,, is attributed by the
London Evader to the practice of
allowing the lime to remain in a
pit covered with water for two
yean before it is used, whereas in
England lime is slaked and used
the same day.
It ia stated that paper made
from stromr fibres as linen can
now be compressed into a substance
so bard that it cannot be scratched with anything hot a diamond. In
view of this the Papier ZeUung
uunka to at before long a great va
riety of house furniture will be
made of paper instead of wood.
Peoria has only forty thousand inhabitants, but there is one respect in which it is the biggest city in the land. There is no other from which the Government receives so large an amount of inter
nal revenue. Thirteen immense distilleries make this the centre of whiskey manufacture. The tax is ninety cents a gallon. The largest distillery is under contract to send every drop of its product to France,
to be used in the native wines of
that vine-clad country. Those who keep horses should, at least twice a week, throw in half a handful to each horse of salt and ashes. Mix up the salt and ashes by putting in about three parts of salt to one of ashes. Horses relish this, and it will keep them healthytheir bowels open, and their hair soft and fine. It will prevent them from being troubled with bots, colic, &e. A little ground sulphur mixed with the salt and ashes, and given once every two weeks, will also be beneficial. All domestic animals will be benefitted by this. They relish salt it is a want of the system and it is cruel to withhold it.
Fannie Brigbam Ward, writing from Monterey, Mexico, to the
St. Paul Pumeer-Prem, notes the
ruin that marks the track of Gen. Taylor's army in peaceful, unoffending Monterey. She then goes on to say : "Through these streets our soldiers stormed, fighting all the way. Every house was a barricade to be taken, and every room was a some of murder. Under all
the suave 'international' talk that
to-day prevJuU) in Mexico runs
current, deep and strong, of animos-
ljikely to come within the next de-
when the smouldering .fires of old hatred will burst forth
EBtast tbe now would-be
peace w I invasion, and when that time arrives it will be well for Americans to get ont of the city."
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A correspondeut of the Augusta, Oa., QmdUutumalid, writing from Halifax, F. 8., says r "Halifax is delightfully situated on a peninsula eomposed almost wholly
of rock.' At the water's edee a Ion z
tbe harbor, the ground is compar
atively level-. From the harbor
the town -is built on ao ascent that rises gradually to the citadel, 800 feet above mean tide. It ia the
strongest fortified town in America.
Besides the citadel every imiwr-
tant point on the mainland is fortified, and the harbor islands are crowned With imporrnnt fortresses.
It is one of tbe principal naval
stations of great- Britain on the
western continent., frequently a number of British war veuseta un
der command of an Admiral are in the harbor. The aeiUima&taf the
place 13 Brititjh,"
The Boston Gazelle says: "A tiny very tiny pig was served at a fashionable dinner the other evening, and when he was placed on the table a howl went up from tbe assembled rank and fashion surrounding him. The little beast stood on his own hoofs in tbe midst of a bed of Marshal Neil roses ; in his rosy snout was the customary lemon, and twisted in his smaH tail was a blue pond lily. He was pronounced too sweet for anything, was duly cut up and tasted, and the health of the Chinese cook was duly drunk iri champagne"." A visitor to Jameson & Go's whiskey distillery in Dublin,writcs : "The chief impression which this establishment leaves is one of size. We were shown the two largest mash tuns in the world, canable
of holding IOOjOOO gallons of grain
ana water, mixed and mashed by iron teeth revolving by machinery. Then our eyes were directed to the two largest fermenting vats in tbe world, each with a capacity of over 125,000 gallons, and as we neeoed
into them we could almost fancy we were looking into a respectablesized theatre." This firm's build
ings cover fourteen acres, the coop
erage occupying one. Tbe water
used is the same as that employed by Guinness in manufacturing their Stout. Analytical chemists bave clearly demonstrated that Dublin stout and whiskey are superior to
other similar products because the Dublin water bus greater power of
dissolving vegetable matters and of
retaining vegetable aroma than any other city in Great Britain.
The Democrat of Carroll ton,
Jtto., says: "Un Thursday 'Jnri
Lawtoo invited hlty neighbors to see bfm beat his own time of two
years ago, when his wife baked bread in eight and a quarter minutes after the wheat was standing, At 6 minutes and 10 seconds after 4 the the Buckeye reaper stood at the corner of the growing wheat. Men were stationed every few feet along the line of grain ready to seize ao armful as it fell from the reaper, and to rush with it to the thresher close by. The mill was
just sixteen rods distant. At the
drop of the hat the mules sprang to work, and in a minute and a half about a peck of threshed wheat was in a sack and on a horse that began a race fur the mill. A minute and seventeen seconds later the flour was delivered to Mrs. Lawton, and in 3 minutes 65 seconds from tbe starting of the reaper the first griddle cake was eaten. In 4 minutes 85 seconds after the starting of the reaper a pan of biscuits was passed out to the spectators. Tbe popular belief that the concentric rings in the cross-section of a tree show its age need not be shaken by a recent argument to show the contrary, according to an Ohio lawyer's letter on the subject. "In the trial of a large number of land grant cases," he says "it very frequently became important to show tbe date of survey. This was shown by the endorsement on the document, and corroborated by an examination of the hacks on the line and corner trcs of the survey These hacks invariably. left a scar, which, to the practical surveyor, was readily delected, even after a lapse of sixty years. By 'blocking'
tbe tree and counting from tin
hack made by the surveyor to the
outside of the live, it invariably
correspbmlcd with the dates as they appeared upon the returns of thr
survey cr."
New York's gold mrlles were visited by a correspondent of the Troy Budget last week. They are in Hamilton county. He found the Amsterdam Company's shaft sunk to a depth of fifty feet. The ore from this averages $14 to tbe ton, and may he milled, be says for fifty cents a ton. Superintendent Yurmuth, who is a Western miner of twenty years' experience, says that the indications are as good ns were those in California and Nevada in years gone by. The company have erected a substantial building and filled it with
improved machiney. at a cost of
$17,000. The Benson mine yields a net profit oCJ2.68 per ton. The shaft of the Bleeker mine is down only eleven feet but the average value of gold to the ton, by the assayer'B test, is 126.19 using only the material that could be sifted through a twenty-mesh sieve. It is ordinarily supposed that a wound in tbe heart is immediately fatal ; but after Tom Adams, a prominent operator of Wood Riv
er, Utah, had received a large-siz
ed bullet through that organ from
a pistol in the hands of frank
Brown, he knocked his adversary
down and beat him severely.
Third parties finally interfering,
Adams walked off to a drug shop,
where he suddenly fell dead. It was found that the bullet bad com
pletely pierced his heart. His murder is described as an unusually sad occurrence for one of that
kind, because he had closed a large
mining transaction, and with the profits was about to start fur Chica
go to meet bis wife, from whom
be had long been separated.
Orange. Texas, twenty miles
north of Sabine City "the future city of the gulf is described by a
writer in the .New Oeleans Tims-
Democrat. Orange has eight lumber mills, most of which bave shin
gle machines attached, and- they
turn out daily an aggregate of 350,-
000 feet of lumber and 50,000 shingles. The writer continues: Lu teller & Moore's mill is the best in the
State. It cost its proprietors upward of $60,000. They own about 100,000 acres of timber lands in Calcasieu parish, from which they
are supplied. Several boilers gen
erating an aggregate of 300 horse
power, are in constant use. I he en
gine was originally ordered by the
United States Government for use
on the lower Mississippi, it and its mate, afterward bought by Gov. Washburn of Illinois, cost $50,000. Mr, Lutcher assured me that he had cut 100,000 feet of
lumber within twelve hours. All-!
night work is carried on uutlcr the rays of electric lights."
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myself. Down to breakfast I went, just as full of lies as a man of my size could bold, and found uo wife, but a note on the breakfast table and dated the day before, saying : 'Dear Charlie Have gone to spend a few days with mother.' And I had slept on the edge of the bed when 1 might have had it all." Arkansaw Traveler : "W h y did you strike this man ?" asked a justice of the peace of a prisoner. "I had sufficient cause, your honor. He came to my house tbe other day on a visit. He criticised my children and laughed at ray daughter's singing, turned up his nose at a fish I had caught, and put my wife to a great deal of trouble at dinner time, and " "But all that gave you no excuse to strike him with t stick of stove-wood." "I know, but let me get through. After dinner he began to talk on the tariff question. Then I hit him." "Tariff, eh? I fine you $10 for not shooting him." A college located near Boston, has issued its catalogue, for the present season, and in its prospectus tells of the beauties of "a higher education" as secured within its walls : "The method of instruction is purely exegetical. Ample eluoidation is cheerfully given, and radical profundity assiduously sought after. We are decidedly of the opinion that the young gentleman or lady aspirant to literary proficiency and business or professional usefulness cannot adumbrate a more auspicious future than to come to college. Come rural boys, from the distant mountains and swamps. Let poverty no longer obscure the light of thy genius 1" "Old Virginny" pays for the wonderful privilege of seciug a banged corpse pass through its towns, as the following item would
indicate: "Sandy Lee. father of
Charles Lee, who was hanged in the jail in Henrico county, Va., writes to the Commonwealth's attorney that the collection taken up by himself and wife on the morning of the hanging amounted to 1,200 cents and llO two-cent-picccs, that there was an immense crowd at the depot when he arrived with his son's body, and that the wagon containing the corpse- broke down ou the way to the place of burial." All nations use the grindstone, and it is perhaps the one piece of mechanism that has the same form and is the same iu principle everywhere.
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Ellis?' SALE.
The wire-fence law will
cage an extra session of the Texas ! tiff,
iifglSlaturC Some Of tUC pastures in Breaeicaan,reamrin!
are fenced without a break 40 miles or more, and the only -choice left for travelers is cither to drive two day's journey out of their way or cut the fences.
A fruitful source of damage done to boilers, and one which has ruined thousands, is the practice of blowing a boiler off and immediately refilling it with cold water, while the brickwork is red hot. The Ape of Steel believes that nothing will tear a boiler to pieces
quicker than this Boilers have
exploded with disastrous effect from this cause after the fire had been
drawn, f robably most persons
not familiar with the matter would be surprised to know the pertinacity with which cold water will cling to the lowest point of a boiler under these circumstances. Local contraction of such severity is thus induced that nothing can withstand its effects, and a few repetitions are generally sufficient to ruin any boiler.
The cod fishermen will hereafter endeavor to go to sea provided with a liberal allowance of oil with which to calm troubled waters. There is no doubt about its efficacy. Tbe plan was tried by many vessels of tbe Gloucester fleet during the recent heavy gales, aud probably saved many fruin being badly damaged, if not entirely wrecked, by the terrible seas. The effect is most magical, as the oil dripping into the water prevents the sea from breaking, and the vessel is enabled to ride safely an the waves.
Sixty-nine freshmen - and fifty sophomores of Lafayette College in Easton, Pa., had a cane rush, at which the faculty and many outsiders were spectators. Goals for
each class were placed on the campus one hundred yards apart, and the cane was placed midway between the classes. At a signal both sides rushed for it. The sophomores got the cane and then thefe was a struggle for its posses
sion. After a few minutes the
riophomorcs began to near the freshman's goal, and with twelve ninute's work they carried tbe day.
Some of the contestants were pret
ty badly used up, though none were injured. m a "The other night," 6aid Jones, 'I went home pretty late, took off iny shoes and crept up stairs as light as a caterpillar. 1 opened the chamber door, shook off my clothes tnd gently laid down on the edge )f the bed. It was like sleeping n the edge of a hair brush. In the morning I threw my arm baok md found the bed empty. I'll
-aicb it at breakfast, thinks I to
BY virtue of a cerliSod copy of a docrce
and execution to me diroel-i, from the Clerk's office of Jlfouroo Circuit Court, in n cause wherein CIihb. W.Oon'.ry ia plain-
nna 1'ki-is Mnrley and Ueorgo V .
g me to make rs anil seven-
tv-two cenU($G7 73) with int. trust on sni'l
decree and cents, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, November 3d, 1883, botween the liourg of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock r. M. of said day, at tUo door of the Court house, of Monroe county, Indiana, tho rents und profits for u term not exceeding seven years of the undivided interest of the defendant, Shirley, in and to the following doacribed real estate, situate in the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, to-wit : Part of tho northeast quarter of section (8) eight, town (8) eight, north of range one(lJ one west. Commencing at a point (7) seven poles south of As northeast corner of said sec
tion (8) eight, running thenoo west 58 ii-11
poles, thenco south 55 poles, thenee east
68 2-11 poles, thenco north 55 poles to the place of beginning, containing twenty acres, more or less.
If such rents and profits will not sell
for a snffisicnt cum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place expose at public sale tbe fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof os may be sufficient to discbarge stud decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any re lief whatever from valuation or appraise men I laws. SILAS GRIMES, oclO-83 Sheriff of Monroe county. Jyouden & Miers, attorneys.
GrJC o o ery.
SEE THE Fine Hall and Library Lamps, At the Bee Hive Grocery.
SEE THE Large Stock 'of Fine Queensware. Bee Hive Grocery.
SEE. THE Nice Parlor Lamps, At Bee Hive Grocery.
SEE THE Fine Chamber Sets, At Bee Hive Grocery .J
SEE THE BUY THE Cream Flour, Finest made.
SEE THE
Under The
OITE
$30,000
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wot t m
ing just received und now ix0ajdL
NEW ROOM. ALL ARE m VMfifiw
Everything Hew, Heat and Attractive!
Stuart & I5cPhco(iorcF
North Side of the Square, East PetsOcs, ,
is-;
Wholesale nnd Retail
Wm ii Blact
County Headquarters for
Pie asi foi Siilfis
DOORS. BLINDJ3.
GLASS, MOULDINGS, LOCKS, HINGES, HAILS AND SCSEX70.
FAMILY FLOUR, PER SACK.
65c
Hurrah for Jumbo Cof
fee. It beats all.
Jtfotiec of View of Proposed Turnpike, On Petition of Peter T. Mathews, ct al. NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN, that at tbe September, 1883, Term, of tho Commissioners' Court of Monroe county, Ind., a petition And bond was filed, asking to havo the following highway im
proved by grading or AlcAduruizing, towit': A part of the Spencer and Eilcttsvillo Koad, beginning at the corporation lino of tho Town of Ellettsville, where said Koad intersects the same, at or near the northwest corner of said town, and following tho meanders of said road m near ax possible, to tho point where said road intersects the lino dividing tho counties of Monroo ond Owen, in said State ; said road to bo improved, being known as the North Ellettsvillo and Spencer Koad. Said improvement to be of small broken
limestone, or good, 'hard gravel, as may lie most expedient,, ten foot in width, twelvj incbesdeep in the center, and nino inohes-on tha sides, on a grado eighteen feet wide, well and properly drained, and good culverts to carry off tlio water. And, whereas, at said Term of Court the said Board of Commissioners granted the prnyer of said petition and it was ordered by said board that John D. Whisnand, Tho. J. Ward, and John Buzzard, throe competent freeholders of AJ.onroo county, Indiana, and Henry Henley, a competent engineer, be appointed to examine, view, lay out nn 1 straighten said road as in their opinion, public convenience and utility m:iy require, and to assos3 and determine tbo damages sustained by any person or persons through whose
promises saicl road is proposed to bo laid out, straightened or improved. Aud that thc-y iuot at tho Auditor's olfiue of Monroe county, Indiana, on the 1st day of November, 1883, and after being qualified, proceed to do said work and that they report the same at the December, 1883, term, of said court. Witness my name and seal f the Board of Commissioners this lath day of September, 1883. skai RICHARD A. POLK, Oc. 3-S3. Auditor ifonroe Coaaty. Boikirk k Duncan, wj'i,
Notice to IVon-Resleit. Stele of Indian, Monroe county, s.:
Samuel W. MoCitiie, vs. Andrew S
Oliphaiit, Elizabeth Oliphaut, Ollie Mul-
ikiu and William J. Allun. No. 459. November Term. 1883.
Bo it Known, tlmt on the 30th day of
July, 1883, tho abovo named plaintiff, bv
Buskirk & Duncan his attorneys,, filed in the oflice of the clerk of the circuit court ot Monroe comity, in the State of Indi
ana, his complaint for Partition against
tbo above named defendants, and on the
22d day ot September, 1883, the said plain'
tin tiled in said court the affidavit or
competent person, showing that said de
fendants Andrew S. Olipbant, Elizabeth
Oliphant and Ollie MuliUin are notresi
dents of tho Stato of Indiana.
Now therefore, by order of court, said
defendants last above named are hereby
notined ot tbe nung and pendency ot said complaint for partition against them, and
that unless they appear and answer or demurr thereto, st tho calliiig of said
cause on the 20th day of November, 1883
the same being the 2d judicial day of
term of said court, to be begun and held
at tbe Court House in the City of Bloom-
ington, on the third Monday in November, 1883, said complaint, and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged
will o heard and determined in tuir ao sence. seal J W. BROWNING. Clerk Monroe Circuit Court.
Sopt2G-33 Buskirk & Duncan, attys
OUERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed, from the Clerk's Office of
the Monroo Circuit Court, in a cause
wherein Tbomu3 I. Owens is plaintiff, and
Jesse Hinds, Robert M. Hinds, Frank M. Hinds, Jessie Buskirk and Sybil Friodley are defendants, requiring me to make the
sura of two thousand one Hundred aud
tweiity-oight dollars and seventy-five
cents ($2,128 75) with interest on said
decree and costs, I will expose at public
sule, to too highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, October 27th, 1883,
botween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
4 o'clock r. M. of said day, at the door of
the court house of said Monroe county,
Indiana, tbo rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of the follow
ing doscribed Heal bstato, situalo in tho county of Monroo and Stato of Indiana, to-wit: The south Half of Out Lot, No. (41) forty-one, in tho City of Bloomington, Monroo county, in the Stato of Iudiana. If euch ronts and profits will not soil for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree intoreat and costs, I will at the same time and place expose at public salo the fee simplo of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decreo, interest und costs. Said salo will bo made without any relief whatever, from valuation or appraisoinent laws . SILAS GRIMES, sep26 18S3. Sheriff of Monroe co. East & East, Attorneys.
Resident Dentist.
Dr. J. W.
CRAIIM.
Ol!K) in the Now Block, up-sta'irs, over Cole's Book Store. All work warranted.
LYON&HEALY
SUte A Monro St$.,Chlc50, .
Will teid pi flwi.1 1- any ad-Ir tbe
BAND CATALOGUE.
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cf lustra wants, Stilt. Cap Btlts Prtmnuua. EfaluIcU. CsB-Inlcak
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PETER BOWMAN has purchcccd tbtf
umg more on tne west iae of tne nww North of the alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Cigar, Tobaeeo, Perfumery, gettey 'eotisi aud Pure Wlues and Isiauor For medical purposes. Aa experienced droggirt in attend Maee.
IJ. J. NICHOLS, ARCHITECT ASD PRACTICAL HtTfMHEB. Flans and Specifications carefully pre.
pared for dwelling houses and public
building. Also estimates ot oWMings nownleted. throughout. Alt work aniseed
at the time specified.
Bloomington, litd., March 31, lsso.
LIVEEY and SALE S11DLE. North" Side Public Square, WooraiBglOTK
'fllHE underpinned take rrleaeurein call
JL ing attention to the fact that they have
i ne aaieai siyies oi nmggttm sud Carriages, and good, steady horset for
single and double driving. We are pre-
pared to lurnish carnages tor Weoainasy Funerals and Parties, and swift teams fori
Commercial Travelers. Farmers' kotsse
fed cheaply. WORLEY MAY.
lYotiee of View of
Proposed Turnpike
Ojt Petition or Richard Im Stephen, ct at.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the September, 1883, term, ef the Com
missioners Court of Monroe county. lad.
a petition and bond- was filed; MkMt lo
nave tne lolloping Runway improves or
grading or McAdamizing, ta-wit ; '
Beginning at tbe point on the Columbus
and Bloomington stats road where tee rame ia crossed by the meridian Rawabout 3J miles east of Bloomington, at the end of tho turnpike now surveyed iind '
located, then following the lino of said state rond, as near as practicable, to
whero it crosses Stephens' Creek, in said county of Monroe, and being about 3 miles in length. Said road to be made of
small broken limestone or bard gravel, 9 feet wide, and eight inches deep, on a grado 18 feet wide, and good culverts to carry off the water, ond whereas at saidterm of court the said Board of Commis
sioners granted tne prayer or said poti-
lon ana it was oraereo by said board bat Wallace Hight, William Norman
nd Samuel Dinsmore, three comnetent
freeholders of Monroe eountv. Indiana.
and Benjamin V. Adams,. Jr., a competent engineer, be appointed to examine, view, lay out and straighten said road as in thsir opinion, puhlio convenience and utility may require, and to assess and determine tha damss-ot sua.
tamed by any perton or persons through
wbose premises said rond is nmnnal ,n
be laid out, straightened or improved .
And that tbev meet at th A,,.
ditor's office of Monroe county, Indi
LBV. H. ABIIIEC3J,
Wholesale and Ketail Dernier fa.
Atfn Cigar and Hetra
Cor. OallegeAm. 9ml4&JBLr I (On Block South 1st Katioea! mm- . nixioauseTOff, V9aV ' K. B. Any Book or Modieal jpsfllihsl fornkhed at sMbhr aWO , . J'W -
the; jph,oei
Ilathewfl ft Tnrntrik
tte have tbe largest and best steek ef Furniture In town, east eaaj give) ns'hw.
ter prwes torn any botwelbVtowa. (pt aa sew us iw our new room, with aorwir goods, end; learu our prices bafbrV.jwsr buy. aea Room on 'West Fiftk Btnsssvis
Allen & Jecary Btae
'SB .
And General
shop
West of LeClert nitt
We make a peciUy of J.-, H0RSESH0EIIJO, . A Urge end convesiUMrt Wages? Tee i. attacked le she Shoes, walk a flea! supply ef good! steel watar . Ws sad Buggies or built erf tke Best nttssfssM. -'
Exanrne ear rreaba Wi
nll-81 GILMOHS V:
Hot! e of
v OW JEX XTOTICB IS BXRKBT
il John Sherlock. Willi
and T nom as O. Martin, tke
heretofore aDDointed by tke 1
m its i oners to assess tbe beejiii to je ' lands alocg and adjaces Wltil -Turnpike., en tke Bloiirtstoa M Msiil .
or a vwo. m sara couniy, tnairjay sjm j assessment of benefits at tlaaiHHfsMP'fr
AfiWMCMtiv
aavaWBlUa
Chesile
BaaMef'Oesa
CIaham ef Ws-aae ana Aiumhs earl II MMK taawlaVS.'
ana, on me m day of Novemlwr, IW,rcrHv -T.Z f ' , and after being oualifind. hmmx i a. gourt Houi BlmHsrW- m W?--
said work and that thev report tbe same) FST PfcT et NO V WIHR feW ..: . at the December, 1883,terin,or said court, i at 10 o'clock a.m., to heat e rBBiRjW
d to do uid twiuwet an-ewa-wtgj . in cocneciiota ihewwWgWPr'-. ( tsrested psrties will tjfifeh
Board of Commissioners this 18th day of September, 1883. feAil RICHARD A. FITLK.
I ep!6-83 Auditor Monroe County.
4 ousiira vocn, A'.tcraoys.