Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 June 1886 — Page 2
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WICKS & CP'S BEE HIVE WILL CELEBRATE THE 4th. YOU ARE INVITED.
Printed each Wednesday Morning, iy UmilAH A. GABK, Niter ud Publisher.
IX ADTAXCE, a Year
Kepaatltcan Caaaty Ticket. For Clerk, EKQCU FULLER. For Auditor, SILAS GRIMES. For Sheriff, SEW TON E. MATHERS. For Treasurer, JAMES H. GASTON. For Recorder, JOHN BRADFORD. For Surveyor, ANDREW G. D1LLMAN. For Coroner, JOSEPH ROGERS. For Commissioners, Second District W. M. A. K1RBT. Third DiArictJOHS P. IIARRELL.
Meredith, of Sardinia. Dr. Edwin
Post, professor of the Latin lan11.. , T II-
guige ana literature in Aei-nuw,
bas been granted a leave 01 aoscuw
for two years by the trustees 01 trie university. Professor Post will spend the vacation abroad, studying in the leading universities ot Europe. Prof. Henry B. Longden has been solicited to fill the vacan
cy thus occasioned.
a Perby Township No. 2.
Wheat cutting is about done. The crop
will not p an out wmi sumo hnt tu wiil tvrt as 'much for your bread
1 the coming year as you have in the past.
The rain last Saturdav ntcut and Son-
Iday morning, has done great damage to the oats crop.
Corn, throughout the county, is not an
average for this season of the year, and farmers can hardly expect under the most favorable season an average crop this fait
Trfah nntatnaa bids fair to be the largest
I crop ever harvested in the county, and we
can not see now any camninj .. the crop at this stage to lessen the prospect of an enormous crop.
Vegetables of all kinds will be abundant.
The berry crop is simply immense, and you can begin to pick berries by the 6th of July.
I AnAmttMa writing we don t see any
I rMmn for not beinn thankful for what
I hare you got, and also for the discord in
the Democratic ranxs.
t itnffaKtnnd that Fuller and Grimes
i are at the Trinity Springs getting tnem-
will be uncommonly interesting as they will represent various phases in the late county convention of tli Dems The stock killing case of Mrs. Buskirk against the railroad company was tried at Paoli last week, and a verdict given for Mrs. B. The railroad company
ought to pay for a plain case of stock
killing without a law suit, on a
Smith
A Far Treasarer at State. Capt. David E. Been, of Spen cer, is a candidate for the Republi
nomination for Treasurer of
State. Capt. B. is one of the best
known working Republicans in
Southern Indiana. Be a tooth an
ereanizer and a speaker, as well as MiTes jn fighting trim for the campaign
. . f fine nreseace. He is at I also understand that Tuley and Jones
a I a. . onA Kat Nam WRll.niT-
. - w i i ddi. mt wwwi - : k
cmdnate of Indiana I! Diversity, ana ,in mt . full ticket in the
i- j az isei U.u knA lost hot not least, that Marlio
soon aner nia grauu, - n . .nr.d out a ticket. This
entered the army, going through vMg fair to be a lively fight. Nothing
.i. . i a . . u lloa nf ha like variety.
IUC ln www I . lwm!n Knt-
- - - - I JfcYeTTDtrUy will gv w MtwMMn6ii. - War BBt not unscathed, tor he bears I nljaTl to celebrate and to hear Sam Jones, .. . i .i i I;. . W hone the Droeram laid down
Use scars iBMpuunij saw i "B rn l- Mrrid oat to tfie letter Why
the thickest of the fight. DSt? SAM. JONES.
T9 mama tkAtViwA lwian m ttnitl
date for office, having devotea nis i Convention
rim in ihf nnrsnit of business 88 a I Aecordine to previous announcements
i i . . . - . i 3 a Saturday, June 26lh, the Prohibitionists banker, and his financial judgment veae.t coort house in Bloomingand foresight are well established in ton for the purpose of making county o .;..L-a Tlw. invention was called to or-
Jndiana wherever he is known. der D c. p. Tulcy, chairman of the coun-
V twlieve Monroe conntv will tr central committee. On motion Dr. We oeueve monroe county wm y , d Dormncnt
vbdlv samiort him in the eonven- h.irmn of the convention, and Hoses
. : m n i .
llannan oecreinry. n . mx. ui " f
nointed an assistant.
The special object of the meeting was
ctAtivl nd BDDronriiite remarks at some
lontrth. were offered bv the chairman, rela
tive to the importance of the issue before
tha neoDle. ino rronioilion pianorm
ilnntsil at the late State convention was
. . . j u ..
tnen read, ana on motion wan cnugmu
nen, no
who cn
reasonable valuation-
Dunning, son ot the late Paris C.
Dunning, is visiting friends here. He resides with his mother in Ev-
an8ville Hight's new grist
mill is being weatherboarded and will be ready for business when the new wheat is brought in. The Hight mill always had a reputation
for maktng first-class flour, and this
reputation will be sustained in its
new location on east 4th street
A new postoffice named "Blanche,"
has been established in Van Buren tp., with Howard Moore as post
master J as. B. Clark has taken his family on a visit to his old home in Salem is recuperating
prepaNrtory to an active canvass Miss SalHe Bollenbacber is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Axtell. in
Washington, Daviess co. Rev,
H. V. Givler attended the DePauw
College Commencement. Mrs.
Aurellia Katts ot Washington co. is
visiting Prof. Philputt, her brother
Ben. Adams jr. was a delegate to the State S. S. convention
at New Albany, last week The
fire works secured for the night of
July 3d will be grand, and people
tbnand personally the Progress
hopes to chronicle bis nomination.
The following Republicans
have been mentioned for Congress
a this district :
D E. Williamson and J. F. lfciiSUtma'-ffi
all, of Putnam county.
Ira J. Chase and John V. Had
ley, of Hendricks. H. C. Duncan, of Monroe. W. B. F. Treat of Morgan.
8. Stansifer, J. J. Irwin and I.
T. Brown, of Bartholomew.
John Kelly thought Tilden
too old and frail to ran a second
nine as President. John ivelly is
dead. The Stalwart Chandler
wrested the Presidency from Tilden, Chandler is dead. Grant it is said, (by Democrats) would have arrested YiljlMft if ItA kmA attmnnaWI in nlaivn
will come to see them from all quar
ters of Southern Indiana The
nine electric lights will be doubled
before the winter is over. The few
that are being located by the city
will only make the darkness visible
in other quarters, and people will "kick" till other lights are added
Mrs. Belle Chipman of An
mm dinu-ntin?. Some cent
AnnuA thf nlatform. voted with the old
parties at tne last rresiuenuai eieciiuo. Prof. Woodburn endorsed the platform, but said that while it was not his wish to thwart the object of the convention, he was at this time opposed to making a county ticket.
Jlr. Mutton spoKO ior some nine in -vor of the third party movement, and in favor of making a county ticket. On mo
tion a committee ot nve on nominations was appointed, with Mr. Stook of Elletts-
vilte as unairman.
The convention then adjourned to meet
at 2 o'clock p. ro. to hear an address by the Hon. B. S. Dwiggins, and alo to hear
the report ot tne commtuee on noraina-
Grant is dead. Hancock was chos
en as a more likely man to live
through the Presidency than Tilden.
Hancock is dead. Hendricks seem-
lITISXOdS SESSION'.
Tha eonvention was called to arder by
the Chairman. Prayer was oflered by Elder Brvant, Pastor of the Christian church at'Ellettsville. Mr. Dwiggins be-
-nr introduced Drocoeded to deliver to
ie
and intellieence, an able, argumentative
and effective address, on the great issue in
American politics. The address, l Know, aceordine to mv own judgment, and re
marks I heard from others, was highly ap-
nreoated.
xne committee on nominations onersu
derson, Ind., a daughter ot John B.
Buskirk, is visiting her parents
nere A stone Driage is to oe
constructed the full width of the
street, onposite the graded school
building, and bids are to be receiv
ed this week. It will be paid for
by the city No more ball playing, shooting, etc. will be per
mitted on the college campus of the
U. hereafter, so says an order of
the Board. The order will be cn
forced with pains and penalties,they say. There is some talk of tying
'em up in blue ribbons the grounds
Mrs. Telfer of Bedford, and
ed to have a long life ahead of him I oTheenn :
For Clerk, U. sr. xuiey.Bioomingioa ip. Auditor, 6. W. Terry, Bean Blossom tp. Sheriff, W. H. Hannah, Washington tp. Treasurer, Geo.W.Puett, Tan Buren tp. Kecorder, Z. P. Hinds, Perry tp. Commissioners, E. O. Freeman, Rich
land tp. and W. E. Wood. Washington tp.
On motion it was left with the canty
Working I central committee to select candidates for
u lomt conveniions ior ine nomiuauvn
of candidates for BepreMutative, Senator, and Coneretsman.
On motion, the convention adjourned with tha Doxoloev, and benediction pro
nounced bv Elder Peak. Pastor of the
Christian church.
JAMES F. DODOS, Chairman. W. H. JONES, Asst. Secretary.
as compared with the man at the head of the ticket. Hendricks is dead. Seymour, McClellan, all the
eld candidates are dead. Mean' while Tilden thinks there is noth
ing so invigorating as
way before the mast on bis yacht.
G.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr. Sinclair of Cloverdale is
A
The surprise dinner at G. anas' on the 30th of June
a sncoess. The dinner was in bon
er of him, it being his 66th birth
stay, inere were oo persons present. All came with well filled bas
kets. Two long tables were set
and they were loaded with that of
. - aU.aV U UUUJ
J . 1 4aiiliin a alam in monmanahin in
presents. Those that presented t - r
tnem were as follows: Mrs. Mulli- lowu
kin and Mrs. Alford of Kansas, Ware S. Walker of this county was Mrs. J. J. Alexander, Mrs. John I .ttendW court at Paoli last week.
CtaAon, Mrs. Geo, Bollenbacber, likewi8e aIgo a nDmber of our Mrs. Tbos. Peterson, Mrs. James . . ., , 1S,. xc, if. jk a i-o- prominent attorneys Tobe East,
Many thanks for the presents. Al- J & Henley and Joe 1'ayne went
so we thank those that were there to Indianapolis last week to
wr ueining to mace socn a very, -ht north turnpike matter,
and East, secured an injunction
aeainst collecting the tax till the
case is heard in supreme court
-At jueraow uaiversiiy, tne a. i , ,
A. Johnson nrize essav in Philoao-1 removed to Morgan county, ana
phy and the two W. C. T. U. prize will go into the merchandizing bus-
ays were read. Mr. W. JS. (Jay- iness J. W. Buskirk was in
lor. of the senior tm-naratory class. tj: i: i w u
won the prize of 10 offered to the . ., , nnher th r..aratrv ahnnt Browning attended commencement
bv the W. C. T. U. His subiect DePauw college last week
"Who are Interested in the One man could wait on tne custotn-
Temperanee Cause?" A similar I era in a half dozen stores during
these harvest days Mrs. J. E,
very pleasant day.
Jlav you all lire nappy and lone
And be ready at last to stag Zion's song.
Harris returned from a visit to Lou-
to
prize of lo was offered to the stu
dents of the college department Tl.U . taken tnr Mr. J. W Ronlr.
. I n i a cv . i j
ett, of the sophomore class. His I v,ne 1881 turaay wx-ompauieu
subiect : "How can the Ravages of I by Mrs. Ella Warder, Miss Amie
Intemperance in Greencastle and Warder and Miss Josie Harris-
Putnam sjonnty Best be Arrested r
The prize essay in philosophy
read by Mr. it,. Steele, ot tne sen
ior eiass. The subject assigned by President Martio, was "Christian
and Infidel Theories of Evolution."
It was a very creditable production, and received a prize of $25. There were eight contestants for the Cloud
prize in declamation three each from the freshmen and sophomore olawes, and two from the junior class. The judges awarded first prize of 935 to Mr. J. W. Beckett, Aurora: second prize, $25, to
Mr. Geo. B, Biker, ot Warsaw :
Matt. Beatley has been notified that
his claim for a pension has been al
lowed. Every soldier ought
have a pension Remember that
the 4th of July will be here on the
3rd, and that it will be the biggest 4th you ever saw The county
fair will be a success if everybody
will work together to make it a
that it should be Come and see the canibals on the 4th. They
eat meat, more or less cooked usu
ally less And the plugugues
third prize, $15, to Mr. John F. you must see tiicm op the 4tb. They
CELEBRATE SATURDAY THE 3D FOR THE
m of mv.
- - It is Tim - - To Get Exhibits Ready
-FOR THE-
MONROE GO. FAIR.
$1,500 IN PREMIUMS.
Money for the Ladies, the Mechanics, the Farmers, and the Stock Raisers.
Electric Lights !
RACING!
Free Side Show !
Sept, 21,22,23,24,1886.
THE COUNTY FAIR
a year ag? was a success, and it
is the intention of the Directors
that the next Fair SHALL ECLIPSE
all former Fairs. The Farmers of
Monroe county should begin at
once the preparation of exhibits. SAMUEL DINSMORE, President of Board. Wm. F. SEWARD,iSecretary.
pi. A. PULK. Atty. Notice to Kon-Rcsldents. The .Stat of Indiana, Monron county. In the Monroe circuit court, September
Term, 1880.
Complaint Wo. 1120. Conrad Stienbiirff, vs. Lizzie Wmrnll,
Theodore Young, Belle K. Heilman, ct nl.
Now com :s the plaintiff, bv Ttichard A.
Fulk, his attorney, and flies his complaint herein, tojMther with nn affidavit that
paid defeudnnts, Lizzie Worrell, Theodore Young- and Hello K. Heilman, are not resi
dents of the Slate of Indiana; that raid
action is lor the purpose ot correcting n deed to real estate in Jlonroe county, Ind.,
from .Jacob Young and wife to Conrad Stincbiirg, October 4th, 1867, and that said non-rcident defendants, are necessa
ry parlies thereto. " Notice is therefore hereby given said non-resident defendants last named that unless they bo and appear on the first hy of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on the first Monday of September A. D. 188G, ot the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same w ;ll be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and tho Seal of aid Court, affixed at Bloomington, this ICth day of June, A. D. 1880. skaU D. W. BKOWNING, Clerk. June 23, 1880.
Ihildren
the baby, are visiting Bloomington
relations Miss Kate Hight,
Miss Strader. and Mrs. Michner
have been visiting Bedford acquain
tances Fast horses are being
trained on the Fair Grounds track
each evening. John Cole and Joe Allen are getting ready to throw
dust in the eyes of slow goers
Bees are doing uncommonly well
this season and have made immense
quantities of honey. We have for
gotten just bow many tons of honey
one swarm of bees bas made ior Dr.
Axtell it is much, however
Tobe Smith and wife, after two
weeks of recreation at Cedar Lake
and Chicago,retarned to Blooming
ton on Monday D. E. Hunter
bas been elected to the superin
tendency of the Connersville Pub
lic Schools A cousin ot Van
Buskirk, Milton Kyle of Oakland,
Cal.. is visiting relations here. He
bas just graduated from the Sash
ville, Tenn., law school Services will hereafter be held in the Baptist
church each Sunday morning
Eld. Peak is entertaining his sister,
Miss Jennie Peak, of Warsaw, Ky.
Howard Moore has been ap
pointed Postmaster for the new of
fice in Van Buren tp.. "Blanche"
by name The Pine Lake excur-
. . ji j?h vi
sion has oeen postponed uu we
1 2th of July. Some fifteen or twen
ty persons ot this place will go Miss Juliette Maxwell is entertaining Misses Anna and Lou Augus
tus, of Paris, Ills. The young
ladies missionary society of the M
E. church will meet atChas.Sibert's
residence on to-morrow evening
The National Reform Association
has secured the services of Ilev.Jas
Foster of Cincinnati to lecture in the east. Mr. F. is a son-iu-law ol
Mrs. Julia Turner Our citizens
will lie sorrv to learn that the
0 Bloomington accommodation train that runs between this city and
Lafayette is soon to be taken off
It is a great convenience to the people here, but the railroad managers
sav that it does not nay the com
pany Pedigo has quieted down, and is going to take the race for Auditor, jui t as it was handed out to him. Meanwhile Clark laughs at the efforts of the dissatisfied Democrats who are petitioning to have him taken off.
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Eleetric Light, illuminating the City : Glee Clubs ; Flying Dutchmen ; Dancing, Games, Contests, Bycicle Racing, Street Parade, Fire Department Display and Grand Military Parade. .
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D.optrie Eye Meier, Patcal Rc-
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Tnult Cleaning. Prepare Tor Cttolera. JOHN JJUOWN has supplied himself with deot'erij'.crs, tubs and ail the appliances noeissary for the successful prosecution of Vault Cleaning, and r.smres as good work as has ever been done by foricn parties, nnd for much loss money. V't- solicits orders and will irivo nromut
' attention to them.
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10 -reara of rraetleal use have demonstrated fUy
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It is said that the family of Rev. Sam. Jones live in great style
since he has become an evangelist, and it is reported of his wife that
she recently displayed a new carriage, in which she delilwrately rode past the house of one of her neighbors no less than thirteen
times in one day. Indianapolis Journal.
The Rebels are getting bolder t 1
every day. xney nave ueconie
brazen enough at last to asK mat
the rebel debts be paid. Of course this Congress will do nothing of
the kind, but 11 the .Democrats naa control of both House and Senate there is no telling what would be done. At any rate it is best to be on the safe side, and send men to Congress in whom we can put implicit trust in this matter. The confederacy is in the saddle and is becoming very bold, and it must be dismounted. Jeff. Davisism to the rear must be the watch-word.
Notice la Woo-nesldents. The Stale of Indiana, Monroe County. Before Wm. M. Tate, a Justice of the Peace, in and for Bloomington township. William A. Gabo vs. ltobert JUL. Galloway. Complaint and affidavit in attachment. Now conies the 1'laintilT, and files his complaint heroin, together with an affidavit in attachment, that said defendant, Kobort M. Galloway, is not a resident of the Slate of Indiana; that said action is for thirteen dollar for subscription for the "Republican Progress" for six years and six months at two dollars a year, und that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, last named, that unless he bo and appear before me at my office in Bloomington, Indiana, on the 23d day of July, 1886, at 10 o'clock A. M., and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will bo heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name aud Seal affixed at Bloomington, Indiana, this 24th -day of Juno, A. D. lSiiO. WH. M.TATE, Justice of tho Puaco. June 30, 183f.
Over the Vandalia Line excursion rates for the observance of July 4th will this year bo lower than evr boforo. A. rate of one fare for the round trip will bo made locally with extraordinary limits on the tickets. No restriction as to distance will be in force this year. Tickets will be sold July 3rd, 4th and Sth, and will be good to return including Ji ly 6.h. Ample coach accommodations will hi provided to accommodate the probable H.rgo number who will avail themselves o:' tho low rate. Don't forgot tho c.hcnpctit oxcursion to Kansas for years, free to all to go, from July Gth lo July 13th inclusive, over tho popular Vandalia Line; for full information call on or address tl 0 Vandalia Agents or .1. N. Langworthv. G. P. A., No. 10 Sortb 7th Street, Teire U auto, Ind.
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ATTENTION Mule Raisers. TUE splendid Voiuig: .Tjk'Ic nmnnd hw A I.. v n Ti.ltjr & Wnllinuford will
stand this season three-fourths of a mile
west of tho public square. t erms saino -0 caum F.ir nui'liculars iiiouire of
JOE ALEXANDER, at tho old stand of DUNN&C'O. Apiil7-8G
Take Sfotiee, Ielinqueiits ! PERSONS owing delinquent Turnpike Tax are hereby given notion that tho County Treasurer will proceed forthwith to i-ollcct by levy and sale of personal properly, the delinquent taxes on tho Turnpikns of Monroe county. The luw makes it imperative upon mo to levy upon Personal Property mid sell the same to satisfy thofo taxes, and this notice is given in order that delinquents may not bo put to anv additional expenses. ISAAC CLAM AN, Trcas. Monroe Co. June 0, I860.
ATTOENEYS' CARDS. -'"--'-'"-'-'"' BUSKIRK & DUNCAN, Attorneys, Ot f ee in New Corner Building, up stairs. Will practice in all courts of tha State. Special attention given to Probate business, and to collection aud prompt remittance of all olaims. LOUDEN $ Ml ERS, Attorneys. Officii over First National Bank. All business ol'' a- legal nature given careful attention ir all courts. Real estate Titles carefully examined by aid of Loudon's Abstract. A specialty mado of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinds.
I? AST, CORR d DUNLAP,, (W. H. lit Kost, Edwin Corr, JI. M. Dunlap)
A ttorneys at Law, (Successors to Jiast te East). "All legal business will receive prompt and careful attention. Office rooms 0 and 1, over "Corner' Clothing Store, Bloomington, Indiana. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attornoy, upstairs, oast of the First National Bank, ( Buskirk ic Duncnn's old room) south side of tho square. Probate business, and collections given siiecial attention. Will also give careful attention to business in tho neighboring county courts. I 0GEIIS .j- II EN LEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office in Bee Hive building. Special attention given to settling decedents' estates, and to all kinds of probate business. Also, Abstracting. 1) A. FULK, Attorney, Office in Allen .. .fc MeNary s new block, up-stair.",ov-er corner room. Special attention will be given to probate business, and to prompt collection of claims. J'AMES li- MULKY, Attorney. W. l 1 give special attention to settling decedents' estates, collecting, etc. Will practice in all court. Is also Mayor,and may be found in his office iu City Building during bi sine-is hours. J?. WORK ALL, Attorney. Offico np7. !.tairs, over McCalla & Co.'s Sto.c. Will practice in al! tho courts. Special attention given to tho Pension business. WILLIAMS $ Ml t.LEX Attorneys. OthVe live doors south of Hunter's corner, up-stairs. Do a general collection and probate business. Vilt practice in courts of adjoining counties. Th I'lTTMAN. Attorney, Office in the , Fee corner. Wiil practko in all Ilie ri-nrts. S;cr:al attention jjiveii tn colKvlion of claims ami to probate business. ,
m. J, NICHOLS, AHD PRACTICAL BCICDCR, Plans and Specifications careful! J prepared for dwviNng houses and .pallia buiidings. Also estimates of buildiMj fiomololod throucbout. All work ' sUabad
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