Bloomington Progress, Volume 18, Number 45, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 January 1885 — Page 3

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I nErtnF.y.KtUiTLevi and

L Collectors. Office In Mayor's" Office

iildinp. Special attention giyen to Beting decedents' estates, and to all kinds of rotate business. Also, abstracting. 11 AST & BAST, Attorney, at Iw, i Hloomincton, Ind. Office, in Walon'a Block, north side square: Probte siness and collections given prompt atilon. Will practice in courts of all mitiing counties. Business solicitod. iMES F. MORQAX, Attorney, 001 oe. West Side . Block, uo-rtairs. To .: probate and collection business he 11 give special and particular attenn. Business attended to in ccnirts of rrounding counties. VTILUAMS i MILL EN Atlorneys, V Office five doors south of Etunter's rner, up-stairs. Do a general collection ,d probate business. Will practice in lurts of adjoining counties. 1 R. WORRALL, Attorney. Office J. in New Block, up-stairs, over Media & Co.'s. Will practice in all the urts. Special attention given to Penn Claims and probate business.' ) A. FVLK, Attorney offlce in Al' i, len - Mciiarya new block, up-stairs er corner room. Special attention will given to probate business, and to the ompt collection of claims. OHN GRAHAM, attorney, real estate and insurance ngent, abstracter titles, and claim colleotor. Office upir'i, over corner room in the AUen $ :Nary Block. Business solicited. ARE YOU K WB8T? 'o those who contemplate a trip to the at or Northwest this coming spring, we ire to suggest the advisability of making ie inquiry as to the route they should In this connection we wish to call attention of those interested to the real apements offered by the Direct Vanua Like in the way of quick time, ropt connections and unequalcd facilities the safe and comfortable transportation passengers of all clos. ;. By this route i are carried over the safest and t Railroad in the West. Ton are ded in Union Depots and ese all annoying Omnibus transfers, i can purchase tickets and have yonr gage checked through to destination, iding all vexations while en route. H are going to travel it is to yonr advans to bocui the best, and if you are ticki via the V and alia Short JjWE you sure to get it. sidents of Bloomington and "icinity iring to visit Indianapolis will Had the naiiiA Rotjtb via Greencastle Junc-

i the jsafetJSfcanaewt.'and tBe o6e ipmillon for rates of fare, time tables, should be made to the nearest Ticket jtorto H.K. DEBT.NG, assistant General Fassenger Agent, Indian Arows, I:i. ICHARD HOUSE !

Day mmoij Only 10 Hours Beiwcen Cincinnati and St. Loui, or Louis and Louisville. But Four Hours 9Sf Between Cincinnati and Loui$tUIi The Ohio & MlflNliiiilppi nw is the only Line between St. Iconics mid Cinduna Under one management, running nil i trains through "SOLID," and in con queues is the only recognized first clai route between thofo cities, its Easy Grades, Its Splendid Moti Power, SUel Rails, Slruight Track, and Solid Jioad Bed Enable the O. Ss M. to irmko faster ar ago time than any other WeSreni fWi JWAsk for Tickets via 0. & M. U'y.1 For sale by Agents of connecting lit East, West, North and South. W. W. PEABODT, President and Gen. ITft. Vf. B. 8HATTUC, Gen. Vast. Agt CIN CINNAfl, OHIO.

The Breat Through Business U!r LOUISVILLE, NEW ALBANY and CHICAGO RAILWAY. , r MONON ROUT& Short, Quick, Safe, Reliable. aUAILT THROUGH FAST Xrjtif)f , TRAINS LOUISVILLE to CHICAGO. No. 1-CHICAGO DA? MAIL Louisville. Bloomington. Chloai, 7.30am 11.25am 8.0ie No. S-CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS. ' T.SOpm 11.13 pm 7.S0UIT Connecting closely with the morning r-ndevas, In,' t rains out of Chicago on the Great Turo is: Uses West and Northwest.

SENATOR.

XML Orchard & Son. PROPRIETORS.

Mitts) tko Depot, Bloomington, Ind.

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One Dollar a Year.

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DAILY Fast, Close-Connecting Trains vtw Greenoastle Junction and Greensatle 1 ,

IHMANAPOLISandST.LOUif. Bl:o3uigton.. 1UPW)J! . ... Btlf11.

il.ssam 3.wpa i'S! ir n.sipra s.oam s.oopro

Connecting eiowly wltn all ' nrongti iraiqs Fast oat of Indianapolis, nd U Thraogh Tratna VeS out of St. louts.

DAILY THROUGH FAST EXPRESS TRA8

CHICAGO to LOUISVILLE. Ko. "-LOUISVILLE DAY MAiU

Chicago. Bloomington. Louisrffita.

T 101m I 40 pm B.wpm " NO--IiODISYILLE NIGHT EXPRESS.

n ,n - 7 SlilK

Connecang closely w,Oi the rwrBlng and evening trnint out of Louisville on whs 0;et south

ern ana wnuawcawra jjiuts.

5hon-8 Bloomington to Chicago or Sb. Louis, hnnni Blaomlncton to Loassville or Indlin-

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only one onange oi ors i. wi m vhuimv dtifs in the North, South, East or Wcsl. ell Through 1 lotcet over all connvcling l.n'm and to slltownsand cl;i.f, aodch-l 1st lbs. baif cace through to desllimt on with moh through ttclcst, sToidin tToatilesnd won y of rocneakins.and den iter of del .y and excuse. Whn dw red bv persons Martin en loil Joatiley,

win wm u . r w : , r Cliecto, and will tickcl pas engers and eheoX . ta-route through from residence. ' tSr Low-Rate Round-Trip JouTsU TfclcHa. on sale to all l-outhcrn Winter ResoiK good re..

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ni lira o ppuciuu w

A. B. BOUTHARD,

Gen. Yrk. Act.,

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CARTER PKRIN t. Station Tio'tet Agwit, Illcomingioa, Ind.

Resident Dentist.

Dr. J. w.

CIRAIN,

OfBee in the New Block, up-stairs, ere,

Cole's Book Store. All work warranty!.

O. C, TURNER Dealer In ill kinds of FURNITURE Both Fine and Common kept fcisto:k. We" the best assortment ever nro lght to th and propose to sell as low a you ean get in place. Come and sesus and learn oar before you buy. No trouble to iihvW goods.; Room on Kortfl fifth SUtet, to All? Co.' Now Mm rpaajlngUnv UA, Jan. . UH

PLEDGED TO REFORM. " M'PHEETERS & SHOEM

North Side of the Square. East of PoBf

Fresident-Iilect Clovelaad's Re.

ply to the Civil Servioe Reform League.

The fciovernor Regards Hnaself as Bonad

to Enforce Xm WtU Seiftem Statute.

im 9

Wholetsole and BetcOl Dea'o

ftua fnllowinir corrtiSDondenoe. w'siohhae

jnat been made publio at Htm toA, ex-

)1ains itself: UTIOKAt, OIVII SEBJJtlE i Bf.KSl

New York, Deo. 3), 1881. 1

don. i rover uievonui. Sib We have the honor to address ypa on Xlf of the National CtvUJJ Reform

eague, an associaiiou wmuntuv. :rirz

w name, ana i th rty controversy. The .l-, totta

lumber oi perron bupu"" 'ndthlgrearmisohlefs and digger; ariemg

rom general prosenpwpu wj . , vhShfor half a centuyt 1 f:

owed tne cnange f nbe national administration have pro-

lucca so proionna an "'r' 1"5" o mind that the first etteotive steps tawatdreorrn were taken with the c operation of both

, 1883. The abuses which tliat act swlta to

flrrcct. nowever, are ""):'.. ""rf..hit. i the traditions and usages of lthrmrtie that

;iry .n7e m "National ;Bcuv. "ected liy the lite election sbonld show tbem

a that the reformed wyatem can not bJ held 7 be iecurely established until it lias safely

dling with satisfaction and oonhd.moe yonr ablic expressions favorable tfl ntomjW iur officii! acts as chief executive ol! Restate

' New Yor, we connaenwy ie to your' patriotic care the.of ,e great power with which the American people

ive intrusveu you. i.eo . ...j j.r . GBOBOK VViujam Coit, ftealdent.

WnxiAJI I'oits, eecrataiy. John Jay. Morerldrey, J.

,hurz. riilai W. Burt. A. t a. iuU-a-, lliif-m Carey Sanger. William W. Aiken. Ele

ctive uDVm ALBANY, Dec. , 188. ...... 1 L I Ihuutflult KW.

on. George wimam tunw, ----

Dear Sib: Your communication, " ..addresseatome on behalf ol & vll Service Reform League, has bn!rivea. bit practical reform In the civil serrice is deandedis al.unuauUy esUblished by the fact ,.? th? statute referred to Ii yourc. on to secure such result had beeii pwaed in

ongrefB with tne astens oi t""JTt es. and by the further fact that ii sentiment generally prevalent among patriotic people .UmK "or a fair and honest enforcement "the law which has been thus enact? re-

laonoi : the frue democratic "JeS" aVrequiry. that this and I other statutes

iSced, and because In the man;' uUancoa ade orior to my election as iTpalawt, apvedPbythe party to whkh 1 belong and Schl have no disposition to djiB. ve, . effect, promised the people i that thw sbouM , donel 1 am not unmindful of the tact to ich you refer, that many of our lttwns fear at the recent party change to NJ tecnUve may demonstrate -hat i ie abuses hich have grown up In tlui ci rUf",r! o ineradicable. I know they are deeprooted, and that the spoils system naa n?poSd tJbe Intimatetr rel..ted to snoin toe maintenance of painy "Sf i hi I am not sure that those wso profess to be idsf thatreform will stand firmly among Jvocatf s when they find it obstructing their

is the trust coram. ww w " v ".,r consideration shaU uso, a rfcajtaMon w p rt ef an earnest effort . law. There la a clues ' tre t TStftfcns which are not xrtthln toe Sf tlw civil-service statute, but which rA2sssx SSgyrfaSJ

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FRANK R. W(

LRN. D. ROGERS.

ROGERS & WOOLLI

GENERAL AGENCY,

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OIQco pp-stalrs, over UlcCalla A Co.V

BLOOMINGTON BAR. stairs. Will practice in ail court of the Stave. Special attention givento Probate j . itAA;nn .nil npAmnt re.

business, una amv r mittanee sf all clnims. LOUDEN & MIJERS, Attorneys Office over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature given caieful attention in all courts. Koal estate Titles care

fully extrainetl by aw oi towwa. street. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinda. TilfULKrt PITMAN, Attorney!, will iVX practice in the various courts. Especial attention given to collections. nd to probate business. Office, Fee's oontv j

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