Bloomington Progress, Volume 18, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 February 1885 — Page 2

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JNuAf fvc4 2fedty Ate? auto, ee wuiax -J ta.

W til Cleveland nKe?n is a lotieatioo that is agitating some good people. The vital question is stosWred by tbe Springfield Jio, wltifib thmfcs that tbe office-seekers will mice it s warm for him that he will smoke and sizxle, likewise. Tbe Hew York Tribune says that Freaidrt-elect Cleveland;

sJbea so little talking that boys' of

tne party are fearful that he may be keeping op a powerful thinking. Anything that has thought in it is trgarded with terror by the average Deawcrau" ?Ksideot-elect Cleveland's addreavsays tbe Cleveland Leader, is Uo, 48, Willett 8t., Albany, N. Y,

We give this information for the benefit of the Democrats of this vi

cinitywho;, wast office. They

ahaokl, write to Mr. Cleveland di-

wet, as be is at present the boss

vfthe

this eologtxing of Jeff. Davis continned, he would also vote as be hot. Tbe sentiment brought down the house, and when Commander Sell stepped up and shook his baud by way of congratulation, the audience again gave vent to tremendous applause. Mr. Elliott said a distinction should be made when peaking of Democrats and rebels. While it was probably title that all rtbcte had been Democrats, it was not true that all Democrats bad been rebels. He was a Democrat, but when it came to choosing htmM the suDremacy of the North

or South, he would be found on the side of the North.

Of the 184 Democrats elected

to the forty-ninth Congress, 108 are from the sixteen late slave-

hdldinp States : only 76 Democrats

representing the twenty-two Eastern, Middle and Western States-

Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and

Texas rettirni g solid Democratic

delegations. But thirteen Repub

lican members have been cnosen

from the southern States 1 from

Kentucky, 1 from Louisiana, l

from Maryland, 2 irons Missouri, i mm North Carolina. 1 from South

Carolina. S from Tennessee, 9 from

Vuginiand 1 from West virgma.

The : Boston Journal thinks

'that there are mere immediate sad important matters on hand tbaa diacjiasjBg' who shall be the

Bepnbiicaa presidential nominee ia

1888, And it refuses, accordingly,

to admit to its cuolmns any

: on the subject. .

mm--'

See was the mother of a Teapfetable furaUy, two of whom, Mrs. I.. U. Bray and Mr. Sti Borufl', are still well known citixens of the county. At the time of her death aha was one of the oldest citizens of the county, the oldest member of the Church of Obrist, ana one of tho last links binding the present century tothe past. Edward Rogers, an old resident of Putnam county, died at Clovcrdale Iset week. Five years ago, at Grcencastle, he bought a coffin, directing that he should be buried in it. He then had a vault cnt out of solid rock in a country

grave yard, with a heavy cap-stone

to close tbe entrance, ana was aeposited there.

e -For over a quarter of a centnwtr tt TV 1 Ll!1 1

rv VV. a. u raver nas puoxisueu

the Brevier Legislative Reports of the proceedings of the Indiana

legislature. This year the Reports

will appear as complete and reliable as ever. With such improvements as Mr. Draper's years of ex

perience will enable him to introduce. It will contain important motions, messages, resolutions and committee reports, that shall be made and submitted : it will de-

Marrlasje of Craig- Banter. From Topeka, (Km ) Common wealth. The pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. U. Chase, on Tenth avenue, was the scone on Wednesday afternoon of a quiet wedding. The contracting parties were Mr. Craig Hunter and Miss Fannie Chase, and tbuy were joined in bymenial bonds by Kuv. Geo. 3. Woodward, of Leavenworth, assisted by Rev. B. W. George of this city. The ceremony was witnessed by only a few relatives and friends of the young couple. A bridal dinner followed the marriage. The bride is well known in this city and Leavenworth, where her many virtues and sweet ness of disposition has made her hosts of friends. The groom is connected with the Atchison, topeka & Santa Fe Ralljoad, and is a eon of Major General Hunter, of Indiana Major Hunter is well known by politicians as the successful candidate who defeated Dau Voorfaees, the "tall sycamore," for Congress in the Third District in Indiana, Mr. Hunter serving three successive terms as Congressman from that District. The fathers of

the newly married couple are friends of

over twenty years standing, and the un

ion ;ol tneir ciiuaren in marriage terras as a golden cord to strengthen the ties of friendship, and to make the thoughts of days past and gone still more vivid. The presents received by the young couple

from friends were unusually nandsomo and elegant. The bride's friends in Leavenworth remembered her with a number of costly gifts, as proof of their friendship, formed yean ago. Tbe groom siuce his advent to out city, has made many

friends, and when at Uuyamas, Mexico,

m JBm

Hooper ol Salt Lake City,

1?UrV, sends the Progress tbe Daily

TmMBie of that salacHMS city, con-

. taawtfc the reports jf tbe trial of

one Royal B. Young, tinder tbe

Edmvnds law, charged with living

jlnth three wives. This law

to be givtog aoine of tbe polygara-

iste trouble. Never 'mind boys,

when tbe Democrats get the U. S.

Betvuey jwitt repeal this Bangs 9-ltlr. ' "sli ai

l ae HoraMm pnHHem one sif ' the diSealt and. aggravating

with wbieb tbe new Ad-1

wfi have to contend.

most per-

ai taoBnyjBg ouestions da- aor OawuaMit has'

It differs in its

alt other questions,

iw mws, oern BBorai ana

bav taltenrefage behind

;lpPTarial . of polygamy ia.

atpaf and tbe perpetratora

It is aliened by one who has

bees cored of a consuming taste for alcoholic stimulant that half ounce

of arannd ooasSia Bteened in a pint

of vinegar, a small teaspoonful of

the decoct ioa to be drank in a lit

tle water every time the thirst

comes on, affords a certain cure. In a few days the liquor craving

will have entirely disappeared. This is a cheap, simple and harm

less remedy for a very serious ana

expensive passion.

scribe or copy at length bills and during the serious illness of Assistant weighty propositions that shall be MW V' wS2'

presented and considerea ; ana it fttithful attendance among those stricken

will tttto.m iitiprfti ana veruaiiui i who venow ieTr, wnua muny irtenuoiu

" I 1 1.1 if aWJA l ...BV. -

sketches of tbe Debates-presen - ZTl w

ing Without partiaan 0183 tne posi- iBfet for Mexico, to apeud thr honey-

tion of every member on tne noor, moon, and wui return to tms city ana .... I mnA mulr. ihxa nluiAi lh.ip hanu

with the veas ana navs in every i r

niiMition of moment on wt'ich they

shall be ordered and taften. The Leave your order for Dry SUve

Brevier Report has always hereto- Shavings. . ' .i j i . i

tore neen auxnokizeo uy tue 1 i.nM onrl il,af knilv will no doubt I Dr

The defeat . a a

pension tiu oy

of the Mexican the action of the

Democratic House of Representa

tives wilt open tbe eyes of some old. soldiers. The only reason lor defeating it was that, as amended by the Senate, it placed disabled Union soldiers and their heirs on an eqeality with those of the Mexican and petty Indian wars. But a majority of the latter were from the South and many were Confederate soldiers, and this was an indirect

way to pennon them tor that service. Oar own Matson was one ol tbe men who helped to kill the

U1L Cbfeatoit BepvMiotm.

Paoli News : Bee keepers in this count? have met with heavy

losses this winter. Many have

lost their whole stock of bees and

bat vry few who owned bees have eaeaoed loss. From reports re

ceived it appears that at feast two-

thirds of th u swarms ot this county

have died, and the prospect is fair

of those now living to

Dunn & Co.

Oliver Wendell Holmes

J"u"' TT "" J T" "r giv qualified endorsement of Bmerunhesitatingly authorize the pub- , . & al a ,.ia pllter A qUBrtersec

lication this vear. as the work is ioa. the Doctor thinks, mieht be injuri-

oun if uken toe orten ; but an eiKOtn oi

a pie strikes Jiim as not bad to take. That deprndt, as Sam Weller said of a

vel pie, upon, "the lady as made it."

invaluable a means of information

to the people of Indiana. In fact, it

- j?

is lnaispensioie.

"How mui-h for 'candy?" said

a little boy, six sticks for five cents,

eh? Now, lem'ine see: six

Leave your order for Dry Stsve

sticks jShavw

Dunn & Co.

fpr five cents, five for tour cents, The regular monthly meeting four for three cents, three for two. or the W.C.T.U. will beheld in the Walcents two for pne cent and one for STJSB

nothing. "I'll take one stick, rois

ter." He got it, but the dealer is

still in a state of bewilderment,

and can't'see bow that can be

for the ensuine year will Uke place, and

it is hoped that as many members as pos

sible will be present.

Ii. 8. NEWK1KK, Secretary.

Bad It

bat

Beea Auj Place

SMiota.

Uhicaoo Herald. They were

siftine verv, very close to one an

other on the sofa, and she had the

-The Bloom ington Sextet t Rand

has eniraeed Frederick JN. lnnes,

the celehrated Tromliorie Soloist

to ifive a concert here March 2nd.

Mr. Innes has a reputation and

. . ... a 1 1

fm;iv album on her lan. and he popularity mat w mray -

- . . 1 .l 1... Alhaa limtV nillClii'iiin

I.U1 ui uk w "- """" "-lw to i T J r-

very slowly, and she was pointing Py m Jnginna, raucr, out the curiosities in a very, very Germany and Russia; and is ev-

nice wav- etvinu a srenesis and ex- iKtr---

j d j

awawy aw f.ai ar nwiMWBf UWTUET

'S'tta&wfmm'AasA failed to store nuf-

agysfi;f,B?:,,",",w" . sUrvatioo. But the greatest trou-

snsQ cnsBonor saw emainro hfe M. tne otsease Known Here as

Tbe

odus of each curiosity.

"Who's that?" he asked.

"That's Mr. De Baron De Wol-

iff.'

"Who was he what ailed him?"

"Whv. don't you know?" And

she closed the book, and they sat

very, very close, as she threw two

eves unward. "Whv. when the

war broke out he leitfiM liom? aiuf

the "King of the

Trombone." Many of our citizens

heard him at the Louisville Expo

sition in tiie fall ot '83, and will

remember that his solos were the

chitf attractions of tbe Uiimore

Concert.

for many

die -before spring. Many y outs hi dejjvdeaxtflrJ mother and futh-

ew4o4a4hfintljfarabTejVr, "and bis' twin sisters, and his

recently

at 79,

We have wm ted long and

Je soaa set-.

BtMwtestioa, 1 M Kseeats

Bee Cholera. It appears that no effective remedy for it is known.

r. Persia e'a auto artlie Case.

diur Progress: Having stated in the j away from her presence.

Another Swi?jih,e. Some of

thS aard-iiD-BewsDiinera have hit upon

new plan to "raise the wind." The names

ot tne nest larmers ana eiurens in vne

county are procured, and to each of these tho gaper is sens. Tho person addressed takes' the paper from the office, thinking it intended asa giftorcnmpliment by some

one; but when the year roils rouna

finds that a bill for SI 50 nas oeen mail

to his address, and as he has unthinkingly taken the Daner out of the postoffloe each

week, thin swindling scheme works quite successfully. People in this countyare re- ..!!., Vl .!. .--.-. V... lill

. . . .t 1 e . I DUt IBLIric lilimtl UBnw HUW, wu. uv

goioso.es and put tnem on nis reei, th8 hav pa5J for tnr experience

ana put on uis overcoat anu uii crawlofdsvuie Keview.

cap and his gloves, and glided

grandmother, and went to the era-

el war and fought for his country.

At the battle of Shiloh"-

He took his arm from around j

ber willowy waist and reached over

behind the sob and drew out bis

of the

.anal by-bwa of tbe

of LAeoawtive Fires filewa: "Any memiwj, opr " any way oon-

0A0D1f0i9ll iatoxicatmg

Lshsttbesns-

tbe first

ir..p

thw

aexpeedberein-

the snat of one year."

tJseamamef the

; Jreaaca-. is 'eoaeeded ' by

iMH"" aB?jir4biB'elai ef nilroad em-

of your paper that W . T. Blair

was ctuiming a violation on my part of ta eoatnust made with him whn I sold

xT stock of 'boots and shoes, and that . ... . . t . i. . -. . e ..u

Jlattr tsn mougns suik w wwrco sara

fMrtrs'li all ot wnicn puces me neiore

the, wono not omy as a man wno win

Bta woto, out uiso a wrnteu con-

A a0,00 Bible Reward,

The publishers of Rutlvige'a AfentA'y of

fer twelve vniuanie rewaras in lowr

Monthly for llarcb, among which is the

following; :

We will give szo.uu to me person ten ing us the longest verse in the Old Testa

te i J i .-J i 1 ment BcriDturus ov aarcn loin, ibbo

Why, wlmt's the matterf she

asked on an up erode.

"I'm sick of hearing df this Shi-

loh battle," he said. "Everything I've seen lately was in that battle.

imw m wym, i,iiir.......---w . , , X , ' Snoula two or mora correct answers o' tract, ana that in doing so 1 nave goce : Viola, we might have been happy. K;, t,8 Beward will be divided

j o r-- Vii ! '' Tou ve Iu" ueiww vur owi I too money win oo wrwuuou

iw"lJD"u..up.rJs"r'r"Z ,ti k"X once too often. You can never be

of all whoknuw aaything of the raourd I j mine. Adyucks."

They never met again not even

at tbe rink.

i ....

bvtbin what nal ssyaia the

rises-

CttBgrcm ia eootinusl-

ey to boild

a-d in aAlkion to this

eoiii. Oae asfvaa-

amrniatration

will betbe a miBer n

bWtbtp sorplos will be

oC "lere will aet be

aioeb el a plitfbera n year br iao

iejMpeCiT

,T'- . 3.

Oaam FUre

several weeks aim.

the Uorpita.aDam

et. w reported

ieo, iajj; he hadn't f a ; aweceh to make, hat if hehad ose

?;friwrajpfs;vvra.jeai

ms : sssj votes aa

have made at a business loan in vour

midst that I tsave not violated any part of the written coutract made with Mr. JBlair and that Use instrument of writing and vary Step I have taken aince it was given wtti prove to this community that iilair waa.siatbiy doteru ined to have a law suit

and' having ' in una inatrauieut wnat be

caUea a prutext, no was willing, it seeuu aa kacriBco every personal and business iawest for the avteriety wuicn might pue-

iatbly eoase to bun in attacking turougb

sow tsasiss . iwa. " bidean-aa evar osea to make a reputation for bcosaty asd truthfulness in the world. Tbe baskias I sold to Mr. Blair was the bout and shoe business. The instrument iif writing I gave him shows that I agreed to never, on say own accord, go into the pet and shoe business" in Bluontington U1. ha wain the business; and having

by the force; of circurostanoes been oom-

Wied to go beck into tne new iora Store, where general sloclt of merchandise is kept, Mr. Bnfir has been unable to th.t r.hu drv Koods or general mer

chandising business hi a separate and distinct businets from the- boot and shoo

business which I sold nim, ana ne nits ai-

a ham miMa to sne or believe that I am

in the general merchandising business not of my own accord but because I have

absolutely unaoie ia gei no o or

mv for tlia tntaraet t naa in mo whiim

when I told him my other business of

hoots nd shoes. Ha vine made uvery ef

fort to satisfy. Mr. Blair that I desired to do bira ail she good X could while compelled to remain even in the general

trade; ana nuvmg assarea mm mn i osHeved he would Sad it both unpleasant

and isaerttaMe for him. to attempt to

force matters into sue a a eonainon as

woold ibrue people te come to aim for

(boots and shoes. It will remain to be

aeea now mncn patronage ana innuenuo

'sacb a course will bring a young man

eadjaexBerienced man in business.

at the residence of her

ton-nvlaw', Kii Buruff. on the morning of

Feb. Jlst; Sits. Jane .Warners, in ber 92a vear. Airat Jaiie, as she was familiarly

called. w one or tbe oldest residents of

aettroe cioety. saving come nera irom aWissaa ooudtJti Ky., about S8 years ago. Hbowaa tbe widow of John Mathers, and

dsawbtar of Thomas Nsbit, one of the

must dWimruUhail Bioneera of the coun

try, who iweviously aad been an intimate frisnsd and associate of 6 W. Stone in the

oritin of the "durrent'Beformation" at

iae Ridge, Ky. Aunt Jaa bad lived trtoaEsiatera Cbriatian lift, for about 73 years

w one of the Charter memiww or

CJIpar vrrK unureh, wbcre ab was ounea ,etke:l, I N. Foirch oHMating at her

eaeaeral Graat's Health.

He Ha Cancer of the Tongue and an Op

eration it inevutoM. Washington Special.

There is ample occasion to sym

nathiae with the efforts that are le-

ine made to assure the country on

the scot e of Geueral Grant's affection

of the tongue. The regard for ( lie

net Marcrt is. ia. renon trying r

reward must stwd 20 cts. in silver (no pos

tava stamns taken) witn tneir answer,

tor which th iy will rcoeiva the Monthly for lApril, ia -shich the name and address

.7. . ... I . I 1L. ......

or sne wibhw iob rem

rect answer will be published, and n

which anveral more valuable reward will

be offered. Address Rutledge Publishing

Company, Uaston, ra.

I. i -asati 1

The CentorY magazine is the

only leading and standard publication of

its class tnat is issued mommy. i lisliad by Scribner ft Co. and takes the plnce of Scribntr't Monthly, a magazine Ihfct had earned a world-wide reputation. The "Century" is as well known in Ku-

rotie a in America ane it is oigoiy pnswi

rronf. Mildier M so universal and an hv lltnrarv naonle of the higher class in

e . . I . ... (tl.L i a u...w T

AostArt rum Mhiwi M,aM to I Annnn. 1.1 vi imi'i nnw ....... .

BOiira tritw. U.IU4.1 1 j kii . . . . . . , i i - .

be thoroughly posted on the leading literary topics of the day you must read the Century.

deep

reluctance to confess the unwelcome

truth. The latest report is from

New York this morning, and rep

resents the patient in greatly itn- Leave your order for Dry Stave

proved spirits, ana nis numem: as Rhav mr. uonn jo.

I . 7..?C . . . . . . I "

succumoing iu euieuiiao ireauueiu. Thus there is to be repeated again

the professional jcgelery which

was so conspicuous-in General Gar-

field's case, and was misleading: in

that of Senator Ben Hill, which

General Grout's so strikingly re

sembles. For weeks after it was

known to those about htm thai

wounded President could not re

cover, bulletins conveying the j;r-

eon about laudable pus coiitimied

to be issued, and in Senator Hill's

ease, even after the knife had been

the second time applied and half of

Notice oalt'idiwts. State of Indiana, Monroo county, ss. In the Monroe circuit court, February term, 1885. Complaint Mo 750. Eli-iNth Tiivlor, Hannxb Clark, Julia

l Clark, Mary Clark and H.-nry Clnrk, VS the I Oilhariiie Clark. Hi-nrifita t'lnrk. et al

Be it known, that on tbe 22dday of Hovnmher. lHf the abv named plaintiffs bv their attrnoys, llle in the office of the Civ-rk of the circuit eiurt of Monroe county, in the State of Indiana, their complaint against the above named defendants for the possession of real estate, and

1885. the

nn tna z.ta dmv oi t auruiirv.

the patients tongue removed there mid plaintiff Sled in the Clerk's office the

' ' '

bwSbISSbWsbbWsbbbB

was still the talk of an early restor

Htion to health.

General Grant undoubterlly has can'-er of the tongue, and the knife will at n late day tie called iut service. This is well known -here,

and equally known to Genera

Grant himself, whom no amount, of affectionate deception can mislead.

He is not resigned, in the senStt of being the drst judicial day of a term , . . .-is- i.:. Li. u.L k. ..id court, to be beaun and held at

oeing UMiinereoi. iw court hoUM in the city of Bloominglon.on

sees llie initjn, anu wiiii ciiarajsai- tne 3d Monday tn April, lsija. am eomtstic courage W putting his housd id plaint, and the matters and things therein order to meet ill 1 trfard and alkwU! be Eeard and

For sale (cheap) at tbjis office, a quantity of krge--.hetfvy pit per, gnitable for placing unda1 carpet.

alHdavit of aompeWnt person, showing

that said-defendant, Catharine Clark, is not a resident of the State of Indiana.and that said non-reidnt defendant i a necessary party in said action. flow, therefore, by order of said court, laid defendant above named, Cathurino Clark, is hereby nulillod of the filing and pendancy of siiid complaint against her, and that unless she appuar and answer or riemur thereto, at the calling of said cause

on tho 30th day of April, 1885, the same

01 the

..taKininwl in her absence.

D. W. liBOWNIKG. fgKai.1 Clerk. JF. Morgan A Louden A Miers, Fubruery 25, 1885. Attorneys.

IX a mwr gnEsUL. BLOOMINOTOnTthB BEST COUNTY TOWN SOUTH OP IMDIANAPULla, HAS 3,000 souls, Three hotels

One tannery, Two dentists,

Five jewelers.

Two bakeries, Seven doctors,

Two dairymen, One gun shop, Four turnpikes, Two grist mills, One $40,00 jail, Five city scales, One brick yard, SUteen lawyers, One coal dealer, One lime dealer, An artesiea well. One cigar factory, Two brass bands,' Four restaurants, One opera boose, One fancy baser, Three drug stores, One marble shop, Two billiard balls, One Post G. A. K. One general store, Two livery stables, One chair factory, One table factory, Pour barber shops, Tea grocery stores, Two lumber yards, Three paint shops, Two harness shops, MeAdatnised streets, Seven dress makers, Two furniture store, Two abstract effiees, Six insurance offices, One telegraph office, Two skating rinks, Pour meat markets, Two photographers, Two spake factories, One Chinese laundry, One brick eourt house, One furniture factory, One bedstead factory, One steam fire engine, Three are companies, Four carpenter shops, Three millinery stores, Five Blacksmith shops. One Steam planing mill, Two transfer oompaniea, One barrel hoop faotory, Two real estate ugencio', One railroad round house. Two lour and feed stores. Two circulating libraries, Three weekly newspapers, Four boot and shoe shops, One Tribe I. O. Red Men, Three boot and shoe store, One First National Bank, Two justices of tbe pac. One bonk and news depot, State University building One brick Ire engine hous. One sewing machine depot, . Feur building stone quarries,

One Order Knights of Honor, One exclusive clothing house, One express office American, One Post of Sons of Veterans, Two large brick school bouses, Two hardware and stove stores, One foundry and machine shop, One Masonic Lodge and Chapter, One Lodge Knight of Pythias, A handsome City Hall building, Two Undertaking establishments, Eight dry goods and nation bound, One Lodge and Encampment l.O.O.F, One Pott Grand Army of the Republic, Two merchant tailoring establishments, Oae Catholic aad nine Protostant churches, One Women's Christian Tempera nee Union.

PUBLIC SAMS, The undersigned will offer all their personal property for sale by auction on TUESDAY. MARCH 3d, 1885,

. on the farm, six miles northwest of

Bloomington, counting of A herd t f short horn Cows and Heifers, Fifteen full-blood Southdown Sheep, One short horn yearling bull, Kight stands of Italian bees, One double carriage and harness, One two-horse wagon and harness.

A coop of full-bliiod br-ibma chickens, one double corn planter, work horses, seed oats and corn, farming implements and household furniture.

Terms All sums of $3 cash ; over that

amount a credit of seven months will be

ifiven, purchaser executing note, with

approved security, bearing 6 per cent, ia terest. 0. M. B. A. HOUSTON. February 11, 1885.

liehool Fund Sale, NOTICE is hereby given, that tb following tracts or parcels of laadii, or so much thereof as may be necessai y to pay the principal, interest, damages and cost dun thereon, wilt be sold or offered for sale, at the Court House doer, in the City of Bloomington, Couaty ef Monroe and State of Indiana, to the highest biddr, for cash in hand, on MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1885, being the fourth Monday of said month, the said lands having been mortgaged to the State of Indiana to secure the jiiin.:ipt l and interest to iheFunHn Hereafter de

scribed, ana tne intsrest oemg uue anu ramaining unpaid on tbe several mortgages i and the land therein described: WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. . Loan No. 2585 The northwest fourth of the northeast quarter of section nine(9), township ten, range one west, containing forty(40) acres. Mortgaged by Harvey Biker and wife to tbe Common School

Fund. Principal, interest, damage aad

costs, $181.50.

Loan No. 2764 The nortneast rourtn ot the northeast quarter of section twonty t'o(22), in township ten, range one west, containing forty(40) acre. Mortgaged bj

John R. Brough and wife to the Funds o township seven, north of range oae west Principal, interest, damages and cost.

$1400.

Loan No. 2820 The northwest fourth of the seutbeast quarter of section nine(fl), township ten, north of range one west

containing forty acres. Mortgaged byou-

plien Collier and wife to the Funds of

township ten, north of range one west

rrincipal, interest, damages aad eosu, 9120 80.

Loan No. 2867 Tbe southeast quarter

of the northwest quarter Fection seven (7).

township ten, north or rang one west, containing forty acres more or less

Mortgaged by wtuiana UlarK ana wile

to the Funds of township eight, nort,i ot

range one wet. rrincipal, interest, dam

aes and cost, ioa,oo.

Loan No. 2894 Tbe south wet t quarter

oi the southeast quarter of section four

teen (14, township ten, north or range one wast, containing forty acres more or lets. Mortgaged by John W. Hubbard and wife to tbe Funds of township eight,

norm 01 range our west, x-rinciuai, in

terest damages and costs, Ji 146.56. BBNTON TOWNSHIP.

Loan No. 2884 The southeast quarter

of section twenty-nine (29), township ten,

north of range one east, containing one

hundred and sixty acres more or less. Mortgaged by Wm. 1. Becket and wif,

tf. tbe Common School Fund. Principal interest, damages and costs, 9434 08.

Loan No. 3033 The northwest quarts oi tbe southeast quarter of section 'thirty

two (32), township nine (S), north rani;e

one east, containing forty acres more less. Mortgaged by Michael Weaver an

wife to the Funds of township ten, nmi.ti

nine two west. 1'rincipal, ietert.

damages and costs, $79.52. HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP.

Loan No. 2011 Part of the noitbwett

auarler of section twenty-five, beginning . .. . 1 . . . . .,

In tns nnrtnwesi cornei- 01 ain Miction twenty-five, running thence south along the teetion line 35 21-100 poles. Hienci

northeast 45 poles and 6 links to the

station line on the north of said section

thence west alons; said line 28 poles to the

place ef beginning. Aio, part 01 tn

northeast quarter of section twenty -aix

commencing at the northeast corner of siiid section 26, running due west to a point 30 feet east of tbe centre of the railr.md; thence running paralell with the aforesaid railtoad in a southeast direction to the east line of said section; thence due notth to th placo of lieginnini;, being in town nine (9), north of rante two wtat b nd containing s-ven acres mora or less. Mortgaged by James Bratney and wife to the Funds of township nine, north range two west. Principal, interest, damagrs aad ousts, $109.08. POLK TOWNSHIP.

Loan Ne. 22G4 Tbe northwest quarter

or tbe southwest quarter of -section tixtonn, in township seven (7). : north ransc one east, containing forty arre more or Ihm.'1

MtM-traire4 bv John W JJazee ama wtv

to the fund of township seven, nirrtn

nitisie one east. Principal, interest, duinagoi and ccets, 469 13 Loan No. 2452 Tho northwest quarter

of tbe southwest quarter of section tliiny-

one (31), township soven, nonn ot ranee one east, containing 40 acres more or teas

Mortgaged bv Jackson H. Ulendemin and wife to the fund of township nino, north

of range two west. Priacipal interest, damages aad costs, 9117 24. Loan No. 2745 The northwest fourth of the northeast quarter and tbe northeast

fiu rth of the north west quarter 01 section thirty-two, town seven, north of range one east, containing eighty acre more or less. Mortgaged by Joseph Bast a nd wife to the Common School Fuad. Principal, interest, damages and costs, 9148.86. Loan No. 3057 The southeast quai-ter of the southwest quarter of section eighteen; also tbe northwest quarter of the northwest quarter f section nineteen., all in town seven, north range one east, iwntaining eighty acres more or less. Mortgaged by Jacob Chambers and wife to the Funds of township eight, range one west. Priacipnl.interwit,dnmagos and cost.170. CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP

Loan Nn. 2619 Part of the northeast

fourth of the northeast quarter of section

thirteen (13), township seven, rang one

west, all that part that lies west r salt Creek, containing thirty five (35) iicres more or less. Mortgaicod bv John 8.1'ivis

and wife to the Funds of township eight range one wst. Principal, intenwt, damages and costs, 91 18. 15. If less than the whole of any tract is told, the part so sold will be in toe-north

west corner or tne tract. The sale will be continued from day to

day, until all shall be sold or offered for

tale. w. in. uAiioyini, Auditor Monroe County, Indiana. February 25th, 1885.

MTHEETEHS & SHOE

North Side of tine Square, East of

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THE BEST PINE AMD POPLAR SHINGLES life

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Notice ib berbbt gitkk, that tbe Tax DupHoaWtfiB

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TOWNSHIPS.

Ban BIi-'som, - - -Washington, - - -Marion, - - - - -Bi'nlon, - - -Bloomington, - - t'ity of Bloomington, Ri:hlaud, - - - -Town of Eileltsville, Van Buren, -Perry, - - - - -Salt Creek, - - Polk, CWr Creek, - - -Imiinti f'reek, -

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Far oae male dog, $1. For each additional;;

each female dog, z. jfjS

Earn tax-iraver way rtsy the lull arooonti,ni

i 9,4 hi.iiwluv in itnril 1SSS. nr msv. sAtxi

ha f thereof on or before said 3d ftioncwy in atsni.Bfit

half on or before the 1st Monday in KoVewberfolhi Mtjj

In ail ca?8 where as muc'i a one-nair or tne churgpl against a tax-payer shall not be paid onoe'bj

OaY I" April, iOOO, UIC WUHIC anivtil OHWi wirVM?" .??B dfiinttietit, with 10 er cent, damages and 6 paV $festp lected as provideil by law. If you arejiable to paf'tas one township, state the fact to the Treasurer, aa"a m given for each township. Examine your tvcHpta-'wS ffi-e, and see if they include all of ytinr property,.

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.....o I4..l:.,n,,nn a-r Tnr.niiVffa will fitxlvit "SUB

'.tee nakAf off tax paying until the last twoMlH

tliose wno nave -tneir taxes coinpucawu, mi. .w ...w:.,tiu .i;iioTTFirrtrl5WTrte..i ax"

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Bloomington, Ind.,Ded. 17, lSSi. Tawjjfiip

loa.OOA in nreeentt oieen otenv

Send us 5 cunts postage, and by mail you

will get fret a p ot goon.i er targe

value, tnat will wart you in wor ma 1 M

will at once brine: you in money raster tban anything else ia America. All about the $260,1)10 in presents with eich box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either tx, of all agei for all tbe time or spare

time only, to work tor u at ttMir own homes. Frtunii f.r all workers abolufa ly assured. Don't delay. UxxxxtT & Co , Portland, Maine.

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fiemarkable Cure of

Catarrkial Iiiflananatillosi aail

Coageallaai f aotai Byes. Prof. Wilson : I feel it a duty t owe to vnu and the public in eeneral, tosay a few

word in favor of "ACTINA," and tell!

what it has done for me. I have been

troubled. for th past four years with a catarrhal titration of tho eyes During the entire time both of the tear duct have been closed, and my ayes have discharged matter from eight to ton tim a day I have been obli ad to force thU m tter from the eyes in order to obt-tin relief. During the past year 1 have had the most eminent oculist in Brooklyn treat me. I have sat for ove- one hour at a time, with piobos projecting from each eye, in order to ftfiet an opening of the tuur duct, but all tone purpose. A friend knowing my condition, present me with nna of voiir "ACTINA" Uatterifs, ind

out of conrtesey to hiim (having no faith !

mysell ; t coimnracwi uBiug iii. j. avu been using it now about four wei-ks. and at the end of this time, Feb. ad, '.885. I am happy to say that the right eye is entirely well, and the tear duet free: the left eye doe not d scharge more than once or twice a day, and I am firm in tho belief that it is only a question of time when both eyes will be restored te their normal condition All my friend remark: 'How much better yoareye are looking.' l.reply, ' Yes, thanks to my 'AtiuH.n MR8 FKBD. A. BLAKE; 93 Lewis Ave. Brooklyn, S T. Address Wilson Maautseturinc Co. He

S3 Union Bonero, V.T. till Hiy ?3 C 1

WALKER BOOT Sold by McCalla & Co

HELP

for working aeople, scad

0 cvals postage, and w-

will mail von free, a revs', valuable sam

ple box of pio4 that wil1 put vou in tho way of making more money in a few days than yo't ever thoneht ' possible at any business. Capital not required. Yoti cn live at home and work tn spurs time only, or all tbn time. All of both ! of all eg ex. grandly suecHwful ; SO oenta to $S easily earned fvery eremng. That all who want work may test the business, we make ibis unparalleled offon To all who are not well sallsM we wiH send tt to pay for thu trouble of wntine 11. Fall particulars, directions, etc., sei rea Irnmense pay absolutely sure for til who start at once. Dn't delay. Ad .InsK STisaox A Co., Portland, Maine.

sH.eF, ICHOIJ9, ARCHITECT AUK PRACTICAL BWaXOKR, Plans and Spepineatloa earoftslly prepajed for dwelling house and pnbiM Building. Also estimate of batkiingi onrpitted throughout. All work f aishod at the time speciaod. JMoomiagtea, lad,, Marth 81188.

A PR I ZE.

Send six cent for MAAtMri. arid ra

a costly box of good wliletr

vciu to more money race

ceive free .111 L..1h

(k.n aiivtkins- abut in this World.

All of either mi, succeed from nirt hour. Vie broad rond to fortune opens koiors the workers, thsoluti-ly sure. At once Addres Taua A Co., Attgusta, Maine.

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