Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 January 1886 — Page 2
Republican lw$xtM
Printed each Wttfaesdoy Morning, y WHJJAM A. 8AKX, Xditor HtAtbtat.
FlIIHY E.VCRE.
flow Paper Money Gatiurs Grease and Disease.
Filth,
AIOTBBB
Word was brought to Bloomingtou ob Tuesday evening of a cold-blooded murder, perpetrated in Greene county, between Sokerry and Newark. It seems Aat a
vegto bad been employed by James Detent (a cousin of Frank Dobson
-of this place), and that for some fended grievance, on Monday nigbt
at about 12 o'clock, the negro en
tend Dobson's bouse, and with an
ax crushed bis skull while he lay in bed beside his wife. He is said
to be a rough, vicious looking fel-
Ifow, and officers reached this place
to pursuit of him last night. . THE JjTEGBO ARESTE,
Knee the above was pot in type the negro has been captured, and has been placed in the jail here.
H was found at the residence of I
John Brown (colored). He first applied to a man named Johnson and told him he had killed a man.
Johnson then refused to harbor Man. hat directed him to John
Brown's house. The murderer's feet are badly
frozen. He talks freely about the murder, and says that lie "got op in hie sleep" and killed Dobson. The wife of Dr. Jos. G. McPheeters, who was prostrated some
two weeks ago by a stroke of pa
ralysis, died last night (Tuesday) at about nine o'clock. Mrs. Mc-
Pheeters was a woman of kind and
gentle disposition, and was beloved by all who knew her. The election for Bank Direc
tors occurred on- Tuesday. The following named gentlemen were luvn : Jno. Waldron. Walter
Woodburn, Nat. U. Hill, P. K.
Boskirk and Henry C. Duncan. The officers are the same as hereto
fore.
Aft Interesting Interview Showing That
Te Almighty Dollar often lacks a Great Deal of Being as pure aa the Beautiful . Snow
AN ARGUMENT FOR THE
SILVER DOLLAR.
It is said that nearly all the objections to the nominations sent to the Senate by the President come from Democrats, and in some eases they have piled up stacks of evidence why certain persons should not be confirmed.
"Yes, yon may very properly eill
it 'filthy lucre,'" said a medical
man to a reporter, when the news
naner man used the phrase above
mentioned in a conversation. "Nev
er was the term better applied than
to paper money, which accumulates an amount of filth almost incredible
dnringr its nassaee from hand to
A hand."
Pointing to a microscope under
wrtioh lav an aired and worn one
dollar bill, the doctor said : "Loak
through that glass." The appear
and of. that greenback as seen
through that microscope was absolutely astonishing. In addition to
ilie incrustations of dirt, which seem
ed to be actually plasterd upon the bill, numberless living specimens f snm narasite. invisible to the
naked eye, crawled upon its surface These specimens of entomological
life, were of various shapes and
presented an appearance repulsive
n Aftrrtv. It seemed tnat tne
grime could be as easily scraped off,
as scavengers scrape tha atrppts "
"Surprising? not at all," said the nkmn. "When one considers
the number of hands in various conditions of dirtiness that piece of currency has' passed through, the many dirty and greasy pockets and pocket books it has reposed in, and the other different sources ot nastiness it has come into contact with since its first issue from the bank it wnuM he more remarkable were it
in a cleaner condition than it is."
"What led you to make a microscopical examination of the bank note.?" "Well. I am oursuinff some in
vestigations tending to show how easily infection from disease may be
transmitted from one person to an-
ntlwr. No better medium exists
fer the snread of disease of a con
tagious nature among the people than naner monev. Think of it !
that bill may have been a few days
1 am in the nossession ot a small pox
natuHit. and it mav carry now the
fundus or eerrn of small pox, diph
theria. scarlet or typhoid. Cutane
ous complaints, such as the itch, are
also easy ot conveyance ay sucn
source.
"The living creatures on the bill?
Bob Greeves, the genial city
clerk, is out of luck, having injured
himself severely by a fall. He is now up and about, however, and on the track for County Auditor.
M Philistinism" is the subject of
the next lecture in College Chapel,
to be delivered Friday night by
Prof. John Bascom, of the Univer
sity of Wisconsin.
Our old iriend, Wm. Wylie,
while visiting his daughter, Mrs. J.
F. Fee, at Greencastlepurchased a fine short horn calf of one of the
stock raisers of Putnam county.
TAXES FOR 1885. NTnTTnis tu itrprnv mvRV that Vin Tax Dunlicate for the State and County Taxes for the Year
885 is now in my hands, and I am ready to receive Taxes thereon charged.
TTmWPTKK ROAD TAX.
I have also received the Turnpike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes on the following roads :
The following table shows the Rate of Taxation on each one hundred dollars worth of Property, and also
on each roll, in the several corporations iu Monroe county, jmuiana, iur me yem w
After trying the cold blasts of
Dacota h for several seasons, Chas. Horner is building him a neat residence on the Samuel Gordon farm
south of town. The lumber of
which the house is being construct
ed was sawed from some huge pop
lar trees, cut on the place.
Texas is likely to remain the
Democratic banner State of the Un
ion so loner as Democratic wives
have such enthusiastic frolics as
Mrs Thompson of Fanin county,
who contributed to the census at
one birth five youngsters, named
respectively Cleveland, Manning,
Hendricks, Bayard and Lamar.
The call of the Chairman of
the Republican county central com
mittee will be found in to-day's
Progress. That gentleman is never caught napping on such occasions
but is always at the front perfecting the organization, keeping the ranks
in line, and doing all in his power
to make each succeeding canvass
success. We will start off with
a successful meeting on the 30th
and every Republican in the coun
ty will aid in this desirable result
hv lendin? his uresecce to the oc
.' a casion.
-During the extreme cold weath
er of last Sunday morning the resi
dence of Mrs. Keith, west of Cross Roads, took fire from an imperfect
flue, and soon burned to the ground,
It was a terrible moraine: to be
turned out of doors. The family
consisted of six children, and Mrs.
Keith was alone with them (being
a wirlnwl at the hour. 9 a. m. In
her efforts to save a few little house
hold articles and convey them to
lean Blossom,
Washington,
Marion, Benton, - - -
ISloomington,
my of Bloomington, -
iichland,
Town of Ellettsville, -
Van Uuren, Perry, - - -Salt Creek. -
olk, --- -
Clear Creek, -
ndian Creek,
MOSE KAHN
HAS JUST RECEIVED
TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.
I 8 S g J 3 o a atl S 5 2 o .a a tri js . m ce Si? -g gcg S JgH -3 S 2 5 1 g g a t 5 (Li & CO CO W OBHMm $2 0012 216 i 66 102025 10 6 2 2 0012 216 i 661515 3010 6 2 00 12 2 16 i 66 20 20 10 6 2J '2 0012 2 16 66 20103010 6 2 2 0012 216 6615151010 6 2i 2 00 12 2 16 i 66 10 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 66 5 15 15 10 6 2 2 25 18 2 16 i 66 25 35 10 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 i 66 10 5 20 10 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 J 66 5 7 610 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 66 10 20 10 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 66 15 35 10 6 2 2 00 12 2 16 66 10 5 20 10 6 'L 2 0012 2 16 66 10 10 20 10 6 1
s
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25
25!
10 10
20 20
10
10J1
10
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101
10
95
00 65 85
75 15
70
75
60 42
55
75 60
65
In Addition to the above there i charee"! U each person wning. keepinr, or harboring within the County One Mule Dog
11.00 ; One Female Dog, S2.00. Each additional Dog, i.oo
The Taxes ai above stated can be paid at tbe Office of the County Treasurer, in the City of Bloomington, until the Third
Monday in April, 1886, without penalty
Taxes become due on the first of January, and the tax payer may pay the full amount of such taxes on or before the Third
l.r.l in Anril or m.v. Ht his ontin. nav one-half thereuf on or before the raid Third Monday in April, ana mo reiiiaming
i. th. i..nii nriM im All Ronii Taxes to be added, to the Ant m
stallraent.
When fit st installment is not paid prior to third Monday in April, the Taxes for the whole year become iclino.uent.
mi.-m si, ... i. ,,..;i,i.r.. ih. n...it. j .1 nMiniuiMit itm renultine from any omission of the
a nn st"M mi rur u in !, im i rjuuiiBi uiu a va iuu uoaiMiv v Mua a co va ahihmw r-rr a .
person paying to statu definitely on what property, in whose name, and in what Township or Corporation it was assessed.
p... anlin.in.mi u should Dav them at once. The late law is of such a character that there is no option left the
Treasurer but to enforce the collection of delinquent taxes, however much he may regret to collect the same, by sale of properly.
The purchaser of pro
perty on
BSS-Tha Treasurer has no option in rebating the Penalty on Taxes allowed to be delinquent. Tax-payers re particularly
. -t . .. . n. J." I A M ul. .1 V.. t T. TJn ra,l! will l.a l.lloWrtJ Oil HOMl 1I UII1US3 UIU
llcceipt is presented. Koad Ktceipt will not be received in payment of Second Installment of Taxes. Ho Oount uraora lie endorsed for persons owing Delinquent Taxes.
11 OVERCOATS
NICEST AND CHEAPEST
GOODS IN INDIANA,
As Low as $2.30. K $4 M
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The owner of property on the first day f April in any year, shall be liable for the taxes of that year.
the first day of April shall be considered as the owner on that day. bee. iuj.
&- A NEW ENTERPRISE! m
IAW, BEAL ESTATE and LOAN Offie?.
We will issue a Real Estate Journal in January, 1886, containing; a compiote oeicription of all Lands and Lots on our books for sale, giving price, location, improvements, terms, &c. The Journal will be printed by the thousands and distributed at our expense to every paint likely to induce purchasers and emigration to Moosoa county lands. It will contain a complete history of the county its people, toil, roails, timber, minerals, stone, schools, churches, collects and manafactorm. W Will
chnnrn a vrv small fee to enter Lands and Lots and "articular description thereof" in
our books und Journal, which will be deducted from our commission on sal. Mo
fort will be spared to find purchasers for all lands left with us. Our terms are raascaable and will in all cases be agreed upon in advance if practicable. We wBi keep . conveyance ready at all times to show parchasen property anywhere in the County. Bring a full description when you wish them entered on out books; wo willsercta.'fr and examine titles and auiet the same, and loan money on best terms attainable.
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not delay as the matter must go to tne printer at an eariy oaie. o wiu wn ftrnw ure In explaining our business fully to those . wishing to place their Lands on tbo
market, ar.d tnero are no reasons way tnese ianc propeny wmnnw, nwin mm. aw purchasers at gocd prices. We will continue the practice of Law. Probata matt an a
specialty. We will also insure your Property or yVur Life; will buy joar note- or sell you one. Consultation free.
lee in lee Corner. F I Mm an K biatrial
will
The Anooal Sale of Delinquent Lands and Lot will take place on tbe Second Monday of February. PARTICULAR ATTENTION: Tax-payers should examine tlieir receipts before leaving the Treasurer's Office, and see that they are correct. Those who have lands or other property iu more than one Towuahip, must see that they have a tece.pt for all. ISAAC CLAMAN, Treasurer Monroe County. Bloomisotos, Indiana, December 28, 1885.
McCALLA fe CO.
place of safety, her hands were bad
It almost appears incredible, does j ly irozen, and her eldest boy had . ... l L J ... tk I .1.
it not, that such things can be found
in a state of existence on a mucu handled bank bill ? But such liv
ing organisms may be found anywhere, where there is an accumulation of filth, of which they are the onteome. Ther are of parasitical
growth, and of such an infinitesmal-
ity that hundreds oi tnem can uvea py a space the size of a pin head. It would, of course, be difficult to detect their presence without the aid of the microscope." "How is this danger of infection to be avoided T asked the reporter. "Well. I am not at present pre
pared to suggest anything further
than saying tnat paper currency, niter havincr been in circulation a
prescribed length of time, should be retained at tbe bank where paid in and a re-issue made. That this would be feasible enough is evident
wVun we consider that a Bank of
England note is never allowed to circulate again after haviog once
been returned to the bank, even
though it be but a week after its issue; a new note is sent ont. As a sequence to this arrangement the
paper money over mere, auuougn
made ot a pure wnue paper anu more liable to become soiled, never
readies the state of greasiness and
filthiness that our greenbacks do."
"Are not the books ot circulating
libraries also liable to convey con
tagion?" the reporter asked.
) ves. 1 was aooui 10 aimao w
them when you anticipated me,
was the reply. "Those books which
are in constant demand by the pub-
lie soon get into a dirty condition
The covers and edges become incrnsted with dirt, and the pages are
rendered almost black with the ac
cumulated grime of constant thu mb-
inir and handling. 1 nave seen
Bach books, which could well be de
scribed as entomological cabinets,
bo frenuently did the pages enclose
living and dead specimens of those . . . ii
insect pesis wuicu arc sure cum itants of dirty housekeeping or
lect of personal cleanliness. "Don't you find the people as
rule fully alive to the danger of
contagion, when any of their ne igh
hnrs are ill with any disease ot an
infectious nature?"
"Therein lies the trouble, they flDoear to think, that by not c ater
ing the house where some infections iUaess is prevalent, they avoid all danzer. and see no harm in borrow
ing a book, domestic utensil, or even an article of wearing apparel, when by doing so they are running
olmost as much rwk as it tlicy en
countered the pestileut air of the
aAi Ahamher itself. Many cases
Alie Smith's business has so
increased in Kansas that bis broth-! er Loo contemplates going ont to go into partnership with him. Mrs. M. F. Thomas of Richmond, Ind., writes to the Palladium of that city in highly complimentary terms of the condition of the Soldiers' Orphans Home at Knigbtstown, and says of our towns woman, Mrs. Pittman : "We were pleased to hear pleasant expressions in regard to the trustees, to learn that tbe "woman trustee" is stepping into the work ia a manner appreciated by the of
ficers of the Home. It was quite
an undertaking for Mrs. o. K. ritt-
man to assume tbe responsibility of
the Doeitioo, but the result thus tar
shows the wisdon of tbe Legislature and the Governor in making tbe
appointment.
Says the Knightstown Banner :
-On tJnristmas Eve the usual festivities took place at the Soldiers' Orphans' Home, and proved to be as Heretofore ar. occasion that gladdened the hearts of the children and greatly pleased the friends and relatives in attendance. The popular cantata, "Santa Claua' Mistake," or 'The Bundle of Sticks," was rendered in a highly creditable mannersd showed the caret ul training bestowed upon these young performers. As the closing act, Mrs. Pittman the
lady Trustee, delivered an address,
and then called ont thirty-six boys,
to whom she presented oa behalf of
Paoli Fast, full equipments of swords
and subs for the onraaizatioa of
these boys into a company, which
she named the Williamson Guards
in honor of her first husband, who was a member of the Paoli Post.
These vounsr soldiers with the old
flag Hooting over them, marched out of the chapel in fine style, and furn
ished a nleaainz climax to all the
other exercises of the evening. Tbe generosity of many of the 6.
A. R. Posts, and the kindness of
some friends, bountifully supplied
the children with presents, and call
ml fin-til from them a vote of thanks
beartr and unacimons. 11 waa n
deed, a Merry Christmas. The Btoomtneton Poet made Air. Muscr,
the armless soldier, tbe recipient of a comfortable rocking chair, and he was, consequently, a happy man. Iu fact, every body was happy, whether recipients or not. The following with reference
in bwmer well-known ettigen of
Monroe county we find in a re
cent number of the Bloomfield News. Michael Deekard was born on the Sd day of September, 1832, in
on a farm until eighteen years of ; of illness resulting from ucb lool-
aee : was in dre goods business in t witness nave come uiwcr -
Harrodsburg for some time. In J 87ft he came to jonesboro, erected distillrrv and went into the drug
hia ears frozen while eomg a
distance for help.
short
At a recent marriage in Ohio the bride, a Miss Morris, wore a dress that was imported trom Paris in 1742, for a wedding, and has been in the family every Bince,being used only on such occasions. It was worn again in 1776 as a wedding dress but not again till the other day, when Miss Morris donned it. Not a stitch has been altered or added to it, and it is in almost as good condition as when new. The Concert and "Japanese
Wedding," given by the ladies of
Walnut St. Presbyterian Church at College Chapel last night, was an interesting affair. The music was
very fine, and tbe Japanese business was both novel and curious.. The program was as follows;
Part ni-t.
Quartette, "Spinning Wheel Song," from.
Martha: Mrs. Howe, Jars. Jaiers. Messrs. Maxwell and McCormtclc.
Solo from "Tbe Mikado,"
Mr. juicuorniicK.
Solo, "Who's at my Window,"
jji IB. uuni.
Quartette, "Marriage Bells,"
Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Miera, Messrs. Maxwell and MoCormick. Part tsecoad. Japanese Wedding.
Diliniatoe,- Mr. Harry B. OiBii.
Go Between, Ansora-Fo-Bets
Bridegroom, A wada-Siko Bride. Iato-Saro-Natu
G room's Father, Opha-Lara-II
Groom's Mother, ......Sita-Mewadda
Bride's Father, .... Tidura-Ni-Iura
Bride's Mother'. Soli-Pala-NiVu
BKISIIHAISS
1st Bridesmaid,.,... Foto-Noka-Si
Ko. 107 George W. Dodson, Stincs-i Tille, part of LoU 10 and U. Value 10; total tax, 1 50. No. 230 McClellan lmon, pt sw neq secl5 tlO r2w, 35 acres. Valu. 450 ; total tax 17 34. No. 148 Francis McKlfresh.Stincsviile Lots 29 and 30, Valu. 120 ; total tax 17 83. No. S61 Charles Moore, pt shf sw scc3 j
tl0r2w, 70acrus. Vulu. 900; total tax 03 08.
No. 263 It. J. & It. B. Moore, w no
sec32 tlO r2w, 40 acres. Valu. zoo; low tax 11 35.
345 Smith & Johnson, pt no see33 tui . -.. . . 1 . .n .11
riw, 10 acres; vaiu. o.a ; w .
309 Catharine "iayior, wni swq cuo
tlO r2w, 66 acres; valu. 6S0; total tax $20 52.
429 Margaret Wagcrman, pt nwq neo
sec20 tlO r2w, 5 acres; valua'n oo; total
tax 2 07.
eoni-
neg-
and hardware business in which he
Las continued to Ibe present.
It is really a matter of surprise that
diseases are not more
prevalent than they, are, when considers the carelessness of masses in sanitary matters."
one
the
2nd do ,......AHa-Ora-3ji 3rd do Sida-Lora 4th do - FalstaKamn Sth do Tigurina-Bino ath do Yum-Yum-Boto Tth do Pitto-Boo 8th do Atopa-Finger
Cracks in floors, around the
mould board, or other parts of the
room, mav be neatly and perma
nently filled by thoroughly soaking
newspapers in paste made ot one pound of flour, three quarts of wafer and a teaspoonful of aluin.lhorough-
lv boiled and mixed. The mixture
will be about as thick as putty, and
mav be forced into the cracks with
a case knife. It will harden like
papier mache.
Ielininoxit List. A liIST of Lands and Lots returned delinquent for tbe Year 1884 and previous years, in Monroe county, Indiana, by Isanc Clamnn, Treasurer : No. 1 Bean Blossom Township. No. 11 Nancy Ashbnugh's estate, pt
Iwbfswq sec8 U0 r2w, 3u 5U-iou acres. Value $H0 ; total tax due 53-
No. 2. WashineUm Township.
Ann nnrv J. Adams, ne nw sec22 tlO
rlw 40 acres, value $150, total tax, S12 49.
487 Jacob Bennett, s cna se ne sues
and n and no se sec.23 tlO rlw 40 acres,
vnlnn 230. total tax. 25 40.
' 1 f , (IA
BIO James SL. iirown, eui f nei-i j h j
riw 17 S2-100 acres, value 400, total tax
ii ii.i
514 Harvey Bakor, nw ne sec9 HO rlw tr annul imlnn 190. total tax 10 69.
kit Staunr Brannam. Dt ehf ew whf
sw ne nt se nw sec 36 tlO rlw 60 acres,
vlim S00. total tax 36 33.
B34 Jona Carlvlo. se swq sec9 tlO rlw
in .rra value 150. total tax 6 08.
sat Mrv A. Collier, nw seq and se ne
see23 tlO rlw 80 acres, value aso, uitai tax
17 an
RIB HTnnraret Collier, nw so sec9 tlO
rlw in o.rps. value 225. total tax, 12 48.
kbi TlUnn Fulfard. so SW sec3 tlO rlw
All anriM. value 150. total tax 0 35.
583 Andrew Ai. Fuiiora, se sw wbcj n i rlw 40 acres, value 150, total tax 6 41. 588 Wm. H. Fry.sw ne sec7 tlO rlw 40 acres, value 150, total tax 8 39. 620 James B. Gallpway, sbf sw sccl3 H0 rlw 80 acre, value 300, total Us 13 47. 625 B. A. Geyer, whf se sw seel tlo riw 20acres value 100, total tax 4 12. 654 Houston Heirs, pt so se socll i w sw and sw so seclV 103 87-100 acres, lots 7, 8 and 9, town of llindostan, total value, 870, total tax 37 37. 694 Miller Js Brainard, sw nw cc tlO rlw 40 acres, valne 200, total tax, U 10 . 704 James E. Martin et al, shf nesecll tlO rlw 80 acres, valuo 525, total tax oa ia
itu Vnm vMmd. ne nw scclS tlO
in axnu. value. 155. total tax 6 22.
736 Martha Peters, ne ne soc2 U0 rlv,
40 acres, value 200, total tax 10 3. 752 Andrew J. Kobinson. ptsW ne sec 27 tlO rlw 30 acres, value 200, total tax 7 55 834 Bosanna Weinrich, pt sbf sw sec5 tlO rlw 29 acres,value 305, total tax 13 20. No. 3 Marion Township. G68 Lewis Chitwood, ne se arid ne sw, sec2G, U0 rle, 80 acres; valu. 280; total tax 10 21. 882 John W. Kwing, neq seel 1 tlO rle 160 acres ; val i. 500 ; total tax 16 07. 918 Wm. Johnson, whf neq and whf sen and whf ehf seq scc20, tlO rle, 200 ac-os; value $13 20; total tax 58 70. 916 Florenee Neal, nhf sw sw and pt nwq sw 8c5 tlO rlo, 25 acres ; valu. 50 ; total tax 2 17. 876 Mary 8. Sharpe, seq nw nhf, nwq nw no socio, whf se se swq socio,, nwq1 seq soc3 tlO rle, 320 acres ; valu. 1,250, total i r3 62.
981 Elbert H. Shirk, sw ne sccStlO
rle, 40 acres, valu. 50; surveyor a Ices 3 50; total tax 5 47. 895 Angelina Thackcr, ne ne oc2 tlO
rle, 40 acres ; valu. 100 ; total tax o I u No. 4 Benton Township. 1039 E. Brannam, sw fr. 60c. 6t9 rle, 30 acres ; val. $75 ; total tax 2 96. 1055 Rachael Barrow, nw so, and iihl no sec6 t9 rle, 120 acres; valu. 600 ; total tax, 44 11. 1009 SnTali A. Coatos. pt nw nw see29 a. nn hbpAO. tfl ri. 54 50-100 aurCS ! Valu.
260 ; total tax 9 90. 1141 Byrara B. Hight, nwq nw scc35 tO rle, 40 acres, value 00, total tax 3 35. 1 1 75 Nancy Lnngley, pt n w sw soeO 19 rle, 83 acres, value 100, total tax 3 80. 1202 Klixnboth Oliphant, ehf neq 8an28 t9 rle, 80 acres, value 200, total tax 7 51. 1 204 B. Fercifleld, shf swq soo35 19 rle 80 acres, value 120, total tax 36 13. 1383 Tilfwd Skimu, sUf se socaa tt
rle, 80 acres, value 150, total tax G 81. 1314 John B. Williams' estate, nw sw, sside n frac. scc7, to rle, 172 30-100 acres, value 425, total tax 18 07. No. 5 Bloomington Township. 1337 George Arbuckle, ehf ne seel t9 rlw, 80 acres value $400, total tax $14 20. 4387 Wm. H. Curry, pt se and pt no and pt nw scel to rlw, 144 31-00, value
2,200, total tax, U3 &:. ' . . .... r jt
14C8 Jolin . llannn. sin sw irac nw
sw se seel 19 rlw, 193 72 100 acres, value
380, total tax 13 90.
So. o t-ity oi Biiiomingion. 1747 Buskirk &. Hunter, Seminary Lot
50. value 600, total tax 14 44.
1702 Wm. Bourko, sr , Lot 68 and pt
67, value 200, total tax, 6 09.
1779 Jlary Ann well, pt oeminary jov 74, valuo 295, total tax 6 55. 1852 Charles G. Corr, pt Seminary Lot 37, valuo 25, total tax 9 09. 2189 Itcbecca Jackson, pt out lot 16, value 125, total tax 6 82. 2194 Andrew Johnson, Hunter's Ad
dition No. 9, value 800, total tax 22 50. 2455 Bachael Ryan, Lot 57, value 300, total tax 7 57. 2516 Bart. P. Spencer, pt Seminary lot 37, ptin-loU75and 76, value 300, total tax 7 83. No. 7 Richland Township. 2908 Wm. Hanna, sweor swq sec2t t9 r2w, 1 50-100 acres, valuo $25, total tax 11 49. 3038 Amanda Sharp, pt nwq socio t9 r2w, 91 15-180 acres, value 2060, total tax 72 42. No. 8 Town of Ellettsville. 3131 Martha Corder, Lots 42 and 43, value 730, total tax 31 11. 3203 Hughes & Whittcd, Lot 47, value 440, total tax 15 74. 3223 Philo Krutsingor,W hitesell s Addition, lota 7 and 8, valu 130, total tax 9 01. 3230 Tavlor L. Moore, Lot 158 and
159, value 105 total tax 9 56. 3237 Louisa Marksberry, Lot 205, 200, 207 and 208, value 350, total tax 21 19. 3238 James H. May, Lots 145 and 146, valuo 230, total tax 53 52. 3273 JohnK. Pbipps, pt lots 81 and 82, value 300, total tax 19 40. 3297 Amanda Sharp, pt nw sec 10 to r2w, 3476-100 acres, valuo 1800, total tax 63 98. 3390 James E. Sum mitt, pt nw seclO in r2w. 2 acres, value. 810. total tax 43 47.
nuns Marv E. Stimson. Lot 88, valuo
150, total tax 5 12. 2308 Mary L. Simpson, pt nw seclO t9 r2w, 1 17-100 acres, value 140, total tax 1 K7
3312 Thirxa Sharp, Lot 170, valuo 60,
total tax 2 71. No. 9 Van Buren Township.
3398 W. F. Carpenter, s end whf nwq
scc33 t8 r2w, 10 acres, value 80, total tax
a m
3485 W. N. nail, ne nw seel 7 18 r2w,
40 acres, value 150. total tax 5 15.
3555 Monroe Building Co, se cor neq
sec23 t8 r2w, 12 50-100 acres, value ooo,
total tax 39 28. M9 Fountain Thomas, swq seq seoo,
and nw ne sees t8 r2w, 80 acres, value 550,
intal tax 18 56.
3686 S. A. & H. F. Walker, pt nw nw ec32 t8 r2w, 12-100 acres, value 150, total
tax, 6 17. lfn. 10 Perrv-Townshiri.
aTl Olivnr V,. Carter shf DW Sec8 18
.in, an acre, valuo 3.650. total tax 110 33,
3887 John Lucas estate, pt sw sw seo35
t8 rlw 30 acres, value 17o, total tax ( io.
3986 Laura MeGec, ne nw and nw ne Aar, t8 rlw. 80 acres, value 220, total tax
9 45. N. ll Salt Creek Township.
J11R A mm Harden, nw nw 60C26 18
.1. Jn noma, value 80. total tax 2 93.
Aim .1,, mm 11. Clark, ehf nw nw sec3
tu rle. 20 acres, value 40. total lax 2 21
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4109 Klizaoeui JJiincan, pmiu w w
t7 rle. 60 acres, valuo 32, total tax u i
4183 Rachel J. Fonder, so ne ssc32 value 125 total tax 8 07.
4195 Robt. Gilmere, pt whf so soc21 nhf nw an snnlfl nt sw S0C22 t8 rle, 101
onrna value 930. total till 32 30.
T.anra TTnnelcv. shf no soc21 t8
i. Ril ap.rna. value 370. total tax, 12 83.
iSR3 VAhta P. Knielil. pt se no secJO
riA Rfl acres, value 60, total tux 3 55.
4272 Ibra O. Millor, whf so seel to rle,
an ..r value 300. total lax 10 44.
4283 Chas. Painell, shf sw nw ec20 18 rio, 20 acres, valuo 50, total tux, 6 00. 4311 Chas. N. 8trcal, nhf no and so ne scc23 18 rle, 120 acres, value 150, total tax 4316 Jonnio Spurrier, so se socll 18 rle 40 acres, value 40, total tin J 71
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Nn. 12 Polk Township,
4400 William Adams, swqswq sec31 17 ;
rle, 40 acres, vame bu, suncw i total tax 5 10. 4408 Mary . Arncy, sw nw, and nw sw seclO 17 rle, 80 acres, valu. 320, total tax 14 80. 4420 Andrew n. Browning, ehf sw and sw sw sec32 t7 r2e, 120 acres, value 380, total tax 14 14. 4438 Louisa Car.ee, whf sw ne sccl8 t7 rle, 20 acres, value 200, total tax 7 43. 4445 S. J. Clark, sw se scc7 t7 rle, 40 acres, value 250, total tax 9 23. 4446 Andrew J. Clark, pt neq sec3J t7 rle, 130 aeres, value 580, total tax 21 18, 4453 James Cope's estate, se nw seeiS 17 rle, 40 acres, value 200, total tax 7 42. 4457 Charles A. Clondenin, se nesecl7 t7 rle, 40 acres, value 60, total tax 2 35. 4462 F. M. Churchman, nhf nwq sec25 t7 rlo, 80 acres, valuo 150, total tax 8 15. 4465 Susan J. Croucber, no se scc30 t7 rle, 40 acros, value 60, total tax 4 28.
4486 Martin Ueouarti .em sw secw u
rle, 80 acres, valuo 180, total tax It 13.
4491 Mhla Detord, nw ne. ana ent
neq sec32 t7 r2e, 120 acres, value rfso, total
tax 18 41.
4402 Isaac Grubb's estate, ne ne secza
pt se socll whf swf sccl3 t7 rlo, 258 acres, value 700, total tux 37 04.
4544 John C. Hunter, se se sec ti rle. -i0 acres, value 100, total tax 3 71. 4548 Amanda Harris, sw sw soc25 e
sido sw se see26 t7 rle, 55 acres, value,24o, total tax IT 50.
4593 H. N, Johnson s estate, sw no sec
19 and sw nw sec20 t7 r2e, 80 acres, valuo
200, total tax 7 63.
4613 Jno. A. Mcuregor, wni nw seeia
and ne ne secl4 t7 rlo. 120 acres, value
180, total tax 16 53.
4626 Jno. Mitchell Admr., pt nw so
sec3 t7 rle, 10 acres, value 50, total tax
50. 4658 W. A. Patterson, whf se sec!3 t7
rle, 80 acres, value 150; total tax 5 61.
4670 samuel j. maaie, sin swut n n, 320 acres, value 640, total tax 23 34.
4686 Geo. Schauta, stir nw ana sw ne
scc32 17 r2e 120 acres, value 240, total lax
9 08.
4693 John Short, se sec32 t7 rle, io
acres, value 300, total tax 11 04.
4698. Simrar iUir. UO., sni ne se secw
t7 r2e, 20 acres, valuo 50, total tsx t
4703 Cbas. apes estate, pi eui n
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29 t7 r2e, 08 acres, value 265, total tax 9 76.
No. 13 Clear Creek Township. 4761 James Buchanan, pt nw sec29 t7
rlw, 50-100 acres, value au, total tax IT 79. . . ,
4782 James Buchanan, liarroacourg
lot 40, value, 140, total tax, 7 91.
4876 Andrew J. lunn, pt ne ne socoa 1 acre, and pt se se scc36 1 aero, value 236, total tax 8 71. .
4920 lUchcl J. render, nw sw seci if rlw, 40 acres, valuo 180, total tax 9 46. 4921 Matthew Floyd, n side ne no sco
35 4 acres and s side nw sw soo2 15 acres, t7 rlw, value 170, total tax 15 96.
4960 T.li.llclton se sw ana sw sesecoo
pt ne sec35 ptnwsec39 t7 rlw, J93 acres, vMua 2,610, total tax 94 51.
sooa John Keltv nw sw socjo u riw,
60 acres, value 60, total tax, 3 29.
5148 John Stepp, uarroasourg v. 29, value 50, total tax 1 94 !i221 John A. Young, pt ne and ne w
sec26 t7 rlw valuo 770, total tax 67 20.
Stale of Indiana, Monroe county, ss. I. Williamson M. Alexander, Auditor of .Monroe county, Indiana, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct list of lots and lnnds, roturned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes, for the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-four, and previous years, penalty, interest anu cost of advertising, us returned by Isaac Claman, Treasurer, togothor with the current taxes duo thereon, and that the same wore duly recorded as tho law directs. W. M. Alkxa.mdkb, Auditor Monroe l.o. Bloomington, Ind., Jan. 13th, 1886. Af Tn.liuna. Monroe CO.. SS.
aww " ....... . . harnhv triviin that so much OI
the lands and the town lots contained In the foregoing list as may be necessary to discharge tho taxes, interest and charges thereon, or duo from the owner thereof, at the time of sale, will bo sold at public t Hi., nnnri liouio door. In the
ul.,i,,ino-t..,n. in said county oi
Monroe, commencing on tho 2d Monday of February, 1886, and continuing trom Jay to day," until all ro sold. J W. M. Alkxamdbr, Auditor Monroe County. Bleomington. Ind , Jan. Utb, 1886.
MORGAN, AND LOUDEN & MIEBS. Notice to Non-Resident. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss. In tho Monroo circuit court, February term, 1880. Complaint No.1029. Finley Marchbnnlc, Amoriea Butcher, and Jacob Butcher, v. John W. Sirean, Vinlnv Ilornbakor. et al.
Now come tho plaintiffs by James F. Monran, and Louden & Miers, their attor-
nj)va. an rl fllo their complaint herein, to
gether with an affidavit showing that said
Hnrnhaker. Finlev Butcher, James A.
stman. John W. Stroan. Amy H. Finley
and David V. Finley, are not residents of the State or Indiana ; that said action in for the purpose of setting aside a judgment for costs against said plaintiffs, and that
said non-reiiidonl, defendants are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, lust named, that unless tbey be and sppear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be bolden on tho second Monday of Febru ary, A.D., 1886, at tho Court House, in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, tho sam will be heard and determined in their absence. , , ., Witnuss my namo and the Seal or saw Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 31st day of December, A.D. 1885. skax D. W- BBOWNING, Clerk. J.F.Mergan and Louden & Miera,attys.
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AT BLOOMINGTON, fivMM State of la-' diana, at tho close of traiMeas, on tan TWEKTY-FOUBT DAY OF ' CEMBER, 1885. BEPOURCEa Loans and discounts, .ai97,9TS 4t Overdrafts, WI U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 3 per oents,- 120,00 OM Due from approved Besatr Agents, ....m.m ...... 478 n Due from other National Banks, S3 Due from State and Private Banks and Bankers, l,3:;l S3 Beal estate ",73 70 Furniture fixtures, 1,094 6,97 7 Current expenses and tales paid 3,9J3 53
Bills of other Banks, 4,5 v'6
Fractional currency, inclurt
ing nickels and cents,.. .108 85 Trade dollars, 110 Ort Gold coin, 17,200 00 Silver coin 1, '37 00
Legal Tender notes 700 00 Bedemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (Be mora ram per cent on circulation) 6,400 00 Total. .$tll,M3 73 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paM in 20,000 00
Surplus fund...... 23,100 00
Undivided proats, 12,0 Circulating notts rocoived from CoraptroUar, 108,000 09 Less am't on hand and in Treasury for redemption, 510 00 : 10T,4M 00 Individual deposits, subject to check, $97,573 94 Dem nd certificate
of deposit, ... o,ios ss
Due State and Private Beaks and Bankers..............::.....
141,738 39 579 T4
, f 411,513 73
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Stats or Ikmaka, Monro K Covjstt, ss. I, W. E. WooPBBajr, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that tbe above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and b lief. W. E. WOODBURN, Casnior. Subscribed and sworn before me, this 31st day of December. 1885. JOHN 11. LOUDEN, Notary Publle.
Correct Attest:
Jan. 6, 1886.
Joair Wai.oo,Nat. IT. I-litx, H. C Duscaw, Directors.