Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 July 1886 — Page 2
I-.-r
a-
V,
k -i ' . i
A J'
T
Farmers can
ub together
41
i t .. a"l i
h v rs very cheap, of Jos. N. Alexander
t inted each Wednesday Morning, y WILLIAM A.6ABB, Editor ana SablnkOT.
I ADVANCE, Sl.OO a Tear
Kcpabllcaa Caaalj Ticket. For Clerk, ENOCH PULLER. For Auditor, SILAS GRIMES. For Sheriff ', NEWTON E MATHERS. For Treasurer, ' JAMES H. GASTON. For Recorder, JOHN BRADFORD. For Surveyor, ANDREW G. DILLMAN. For Coroner, JOSEPH ROGERS. For Commissioners Second District W. M. A. KIRBY. Third District JOHN P. HARRELL.
threshed. The yield is very satis
factory to the farmers,who are jubilant over the "turn out," but some
what disappointed in prices.
A splendid crop ot oats has oecn harvested and the yield is entirely
satisfactory io most localities. But little of this article will be market
ed, as farmers have learned of late .... n . i T, .
years that it is more proniaoie io feed than to sell oats.
The early potato crop promises a
great yield, with a fair average.
Jvausville Journal.
REPUBLICAN Caagrearional Convention. Pursuant to ait appointment made at the Republican Congressional Convention, of the 5th Congressional District of Indiana, at Greencastle, February 11th, 1886, I hereby give notice that the Congressional Republican Delegates of the several counties comprising said district, will ineet in convention in Franklin, Johnson county, oa Thursday, July 29th, 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m. for tbe purpose of nomi
nating a candidate for Congress for said
district. S:iiil delegates are distributed to the
Counties as follows: Bartholomew County, Brown "
Johnson . Hendricks H organ Owen Putnam Monroe
13 3 10 15 12 T 13
S3
Total number of Delates,
WM. Jr. as,ovi is mfit. Chairman CU Congressional District Committee. Bloomington, Ind., July Stb, 1886.
1
BRIEF MENTION.
the
There are 578 inmates in prison south, Jeffersonville
Loa. Rogers of the Bloomington
postoffice, and Charles Barnhill of
Unionviile, are at Cedar Lake.
Rogers has eaten so many fish that
the bones protrude from every pore,
and it is now reported that lie is
unable to remove his underclothing
Whooping cough is prevail-
AUDITOR'S ANNUAL REPORT. THE UNDERSIGNED. AUDITOR, submits the following Keport of Receipts
and Expenditures of Monroe county, Indiana, for the year ending Hay 31, 16H6:
About 150 clerks have been
dismissed from the departments in
'Washington, during the past week
Among them were many old and
trusted men and veterans. There
will be no Republicans in Govern
ment offices when 1888 rolls round
Tbe south is moving in the right direction. Montgomcry.Ala.,
will not allow obscene literature to
be sold or .circulated within its Km
its. Here is an example that our
northern brethren would do well to
follow, to protect the youth from
such evil influences. The Republican candidates before the coming convention for the various State offices are, so far, as follows : Secretary of State, I. N. Chambers of Knox, Fritz Writters of Poesy, W. L. Dnnlap of Johnson, Charles L. Griffin of Lake, Addison. M. Baldwin of Great ; ' Auditor, Americas (?. Daily of Boone, Bruce Carr of Orange; Clerk of Supreme Coort, Simeon T. Yancy of Hancock, Davis S. Whittaker ot Greene, W. H. Noble of Warren, John N. Wheatley of Bartholomew ; Treasurer of State, David E. Beem of Owen, N. S. Byram of Marion, Morris McDonald of Floyd; Attorney-Genera), John W. Lovett of Madison, Lewis T. Michener of Shelby ; Superintendent of Public Instruction, Scott Butler -of Marion, J no. M. Olcott of Putnam and E. . Smith of Tippecanoe.
The meeting of the Republican State Central Committee was largely attended last week, and encouraging reports were received from all portions of the State. Secretary Michner read his report, of which the following is an extract : "There were 1,012 trustees elect
ed in the State, of which number
we elected 523, the Democrats 486
and the Independents three. The Republican majority over the Dem
ocrats is 37, and tbe Republican net gain over the preceding election is 67. The Republicans elected 549 assessors, the Democrats 461,
and tbe independents two. Our
majority over tbe Democrats is 88,
net gain of 68 over tbe preceding
election. It was found impossible
to get the official vote in the most of the counties of the State, owing to the fact that the law does not require that there shall be any re-
torn made to tbe county clerk of
the vote cast, but the figures i
ceived from the other counties, where tbe official figures were ob
tained, indicate that we carried the
State by a handsome majority.
"In the city and town elections we did welL In the fifty-three cities from which I have re parts
we elected z3W of the ofnoers, the
Democrats 159, and the independents 1 ; our majority over the Deuioorats being 77, and our net
gain 22. In the 123 towns reported to me we elected 465 officers.the
Democrats 193, and the independents 1 ; our majority over the Democrats being 272, and our net gain
82. There are twenty counties which have not reported to me as to their town and city elections."
Perry Township No. 4. The
farmers have been taking advantage of the fine weather the past week, and the result is many are
through with their harvesting. Wheat, oats and grass all in stack,
and generally in fine condition.
The people of Perry arc ready
to give thanks tor the abundant harvest, and if Grover don't hurry up his proclamation, we'll give
thanks any way, uood crops always precede a grand Republican victory vice-versa.
'T's said John Stepp has the best . tt i- ;
corn m ferry. A. xi. jrerring
seems to doubt it.
Chesley Woodward claims to
have the finest wheat crop in the county heads from 10 to 12 inches
long, 4 grains in a mesh, and the grains as large as a hickory nut.
Who can beat it?
Geo. Stepp sold a calf last week
that weighed 2,180 lbs.
Tommy Mathers has been paying
fancy prices the past ten days for stock. Tom says it's a boy and he doesn't care for expenses. By the
way. that counts one more republi
can. This will make the Republi-
. .i i l
can majority in uie county
And don't you forget it. Picking black berries is the or
der of the dav among the weaker
sex, and the little folks. By the way, that reminds me that there
is a great deal of trespassing in this
branch of trade. Any person with
the nroner amount of neelieence.
can raise all the blackberries they
need, but for some reason many
well regulated families haven't a berry only what they steal. John Crafton was on his farm last week, with bis coat off and his sleeves rolled up, and mowing with the "Arm strong" machine. Whenever anybody says John is not a farmer, he's off. All that had the necessary $1.50 took in the excursion to Fails City. Some projile are born poor, and always have to stay at home. Peter J. Martin was at Indiana
polis last week, looking after the spring bed trade. 'Tis said he is a success at the business.
Enoch Fuller has started his saw
mill at the station. Enoch dosen't do anything by piece, meals, and
from present indications he will make things lively iu the lumber
business. . EnOeh was tue 7th from
Adam, but our Enoch will be 1st when the votes are counted out in November. So says the handwriting on the wall. Perry votes
Local Option. dam Jones.
St. Paul, Minn., July 11.
Tbe new city directory, just out, contains 4S,358 names, an increase of 5,392 over last year. The Min
neapolis directory, issued a week ago, shows a total of 49,270 names,
an increase of 5,020. The estimat
ed population of each city is 133,-000.
ing among the children in some lo
calities of the county, Lew,
Anderson returned to Chicago on
i? ndav. lie spent several days in
Louisville-
-A soldiers' reim-
KBOK1PTS.
Biiliincoiu Treasury atlastset
Moment, Juno 1st, 1885.
There has been received since
on the various accounts as
follows : County Revenue.
MoKlnnev iudnment, $510 27
Pcor asylum, 12 50
Mreeml Judges, i to oo
Jury fees, circuit court, 22 50
Advertising, 17 40
Refunded by Pike.?, 168 25
Coroner's inquest, fl 15 Miscellaneous, 27 71
Show license, R5 00
December tnvp. 84, 1 5.211 20
ATiril taxes, 1885, 20,938 40
Dulinquont taxes, 1,362 66
$29,320 72
Bridge revenue,
Irterest revonue, Piko repairs revenue, m. - n . J
Posts of Bloomington, R,Pphons piko, Si.ooo oo
Hichtpifce, 1,400 00
Wylio piko, 200 00
ion is to be gotten up in Blooming
ton some time in September. The
G. A. R.
Elletlsville and Unionviile have
the matter in hand The green
back candidates for Senator and
representative will be nominated
on Saturday, Aug. 14th, at Nash
ville, Brown co. Miss Laura
Hcndrix is visiting Putnam county
relations Mrs. Ella Linn (Adkfns), now residing in Yellow
Springs, O., and who has been sick
so lonsr, is now on a visit to her
mother's family in this place Ou the night of July 22d the la
dies of the Catholic church will
give an ice cream supper in the
court house yard. Everybody is
invited. This will be to-morrow
(Thursday) night Harmon Fedder has joined the immense
paragoric and catnip procession of I
1886 Jas. F. Morgan has been appointed deputy prosecuting attorney, in place of J. F. Pittman, who has a better position, it is un
derstood Miss Florence Williams of Indianapolis has been vis
iting home folks during the past
I nccn j. iui, uuivnci ui xicw
Albany is visiting his parents, west
of town W. T. Stephens of
Salt Creek tp. raised 500 dozen
bundles of wheat on ten acres of ground. Monroe co. is in good
fix this year so far as crops are concerned, and every "blamed" Demo
cratic county candidate will be de
feated by an average of 1 25 votes. Hoopee ! A Stinesville lady
lost a diamond on the streets of
Bloomington on the 3d of July,
Diamonds are so plentiful here that
people pay no attention to them,
it may be lying around here now
Miss Jbirdie xloeeberry is
Turnpike Taxes.
Higors pike, 333 90 Stephens pike, 4','5 40 Hight pike, 310 80
38.4.10 04
5.921 27 3.552 00 1,479 90
4,200 00
fiephem P'rke.
Odor enncelled and reissued,
1! ademption ot land, Docket Fees Circuit Court,
Township Taxes.
Local tuition, 4.606 95
Tvwnship, 4,1')4 W
Koad, is, .;:( u Dop, 1,437 10 Special achool, 8,011 64
1,186 10 2,112 no 203 29
50 00
24,600 62
K X PKN D I T U H E iJ .
Tbero has been warrants drawn on Coun
ty Treasurer on the following accounts
f ees ana salaries, .i,u,
Juror,
Bailiffs,
I'oor,
tfpecin! judges,
Agn. Hocio'.y,
Co. Institute,
Docket fees.
Miscellaneous, Artesian well, Buildings, House of Bef. Reformatory,
.Miscellaneous
Coroners Inquest,
Damages,
Pike repairs,
.Miscellaneous,
Asylum,
h,lections, Books and Sty., Assessing, Insane, Printing,
Bridges,
Interest,
Bonds paid,
Total receipts, Total redemption!,
True Balance in Treasury, S13 870 98j
$111,063 41
97,192 40
05
4,1311 GO
49! 22 5,707 80 Specific. 185 00 35 00 50 00 50 00 13S 71
Criminals. 385 00 68 00 1,417 05
It is Time - -
To Get Exhibits Ready
-FOR THE-
MONROE CO. FAIR.
Miscellaneous,
Rogers, I light,
Wylie,
Stephens,
Rvads.
85 00 1,051 90 177 00 !,6il 58 213 00 1,418 01 1,394 00
707 03 429 80 4,803 98 Counly Revenue. 4.593 51
6.0C0 00
.'M48.71 1,162 50 632 03
1,900 65 118 95
1,313 90
$1,500 IN PREMIUMS.
Money for the Ladies, the Me
chanics, the Farmers, and the Stock Raisers,
79 51
Tuition,
Township,
Koad, Dog,
(.Special,
Turnpike. 1,523 92 1.600 32 18,531 64 2,696 11
53,833 45
Township Taxes. 4,696 95 4,104 89 6,351 04 1.437 10 8.011 64
Redemption of land, Total Expenditures, Add outstanding orders, Juno 1885, Total orders to redeem, Deduct outstanding orders, Juno 1886, Total redeemed by TrouS.,
24,351 99
24,606 62 203 29 92,323 33 55,530 51 147,852 84 50,660 38 $97,192 46
Sept, 21,22,23,24,1886. THE COUNTY FAIR a year ago 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, Secretary.
fit. A. FULK. Atly. Notice io Non-nesldcnls. Tho Stale of Indiana, Monroe county. In the Monroe circuit court, Scpterolier Term, 1886. Complaint No. 1120. Conrad Sticnlmrg, vs. Lizzie Woirull, Theodore Young, Belle K. lieilman, ot al. Now comes the plaintiff, by Hichard A. Fulk, his attorney, and files his complaint herein, together with nn affidavit that said defeudnnts, Lizzie Worrall, Theodore Young and Belle K. Heilman, are not residents of the State of Indiana; that said action is for tho purpose of correcting a deed to real estate in Monroa county, Ind., from Jacob Young and wife to Conrod Stincburg, October 4th, 1867, and that said non-resident defendants are nccsssa-
ry parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given aid non-resident defendants last named that
unless thoy bo and appear on tho first day
of the noxt term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holdcn on the first Monday of
September A. D. 1886, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and Stato, and answer or demur to said complaint.
the samo will bo hoard and determined in
their absence. AVitness ray mimo and tho Seal of aid Court, affixed at Bloomington, tbU 16th day of Juno, A. D. 1886. skai.1 D. W. BROWNING, Clerk. Juno 23, 1886.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
Iron-Clad Lamp Stored
4.1115I1 flamo. Boil a"kol,tle of water i
10 mi imiee. Oho Slling runs it 13 hour. ;
lor conking, besides furnishing a. bright .
and agreeable lignt, equal to lour ordln' ary coal oil lamps, for reading, sowing, eto
List $2lpcrdo. -iS
Weight 5lbs. pack. '
ed 4 doz in 1
Manufactured only MONTToil Oils 3TOVB CO. Imitators infringt ing patent secured to us 011 the IRON Clad Lamp Stove will he prosecuted whether manufacturers or dealers.
MONITOR OIL STOVE, The Best and "Only Absolutely Safe" Oil Stove in the World.
W. V. ALEXANDER, Auditor of Monroe county, Ind.J g
Children
FOR PITCHER'S
-E-TVIE-R-AJL. STATEMENT
Of Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe County, Ind., for the year ending Moj
31st, 1886:
KBOKIl'TS,
KXrSSDITU KKS ,
Ilalnnce in the Treasury, June
1st. 1886.
There has been received since,
as follows :
Docket fees circuit courl;,
County revenue,
Hndce revenue,
Interest revenue, Kenairs revenue,
Turnpik bonds, Turnpike taxes, Township taxes
Kedemntion of lands.
Loans Coni. Townsh p Fund, Interest Cong. Township Fund,
Loans Common Schorl e und, I nterest Common School Fund, Fines and forfeitures.
Slate school dividend,
$32,089 31
50 00 38.430 01! 5921 27
3.552 90
1 479 90
4,200 00
3,298
24,606 62
203 2.1
3.331 79
2.395 60
4,160 69
2,074 48 485 61 14,133 5M
County revenue, including I Brideo int. and repairs, $13,100 43 'Turnpike expense, 24,351 99
Township taxes, zi,wn, 03
Redemption or lanl, 211.1 m Loans Cong. Tp. Fund, 2,892 73 rnt. " " " 2 657 69 Loans Common School Fund, 5.390 60 Int. " " " 8.1 "M 78
Istate School dividend, 14,433 5.1
Total warrants drawn. $119.855 6(5
Outstanding orders Juna, '65, 55,530 51
visiting friends in Martinsville
Total receipts, Total redemptions,
$140,713 11 1,725
81
visiting
The
A Literary Coup D'Eiat. Of all the surprises to wbich the read
ing public has been treated by Mr. Alden's
surprising Literary Revolution, perhaps
tbe most remarkable is the lust.
Two of the choicest and most famous
books in modern literature, "Washington Irvine's "Tho Sketch Book" and "Knick
erbocker's History of New York," are just
published is style worthy cf this most widely celebrated and universally honored, of Ameirean authors. The two books together form one of the nine volumes of
bis works also just publisnea. ine type is largCjleaded, beautiful ; the two volumes bound in one comprise 608 pages ; the binding is Half Morocco, marbled edges. The only other edition in tbe market that
at all compares with this or rivals it, is
advertised by tbe publisher at $4.00 per volume. Mr. Alden's price when told in sets of nine vo'.umes, is a little less than $1.00 per volume. He now offers this single specimen volume until September 1st, 1886, for the price (if it can be called a price) ot 50 cants, by mail, postage paid. The offer is without restriction or condition ; if there are a hundred thousand, or half a million of those who take pleasure in the works of Washington Irving, who want the volume, ho says he will fill their orders as fast as their printers and binders can turn them out. If you want to complete your set after you nave received this volume, you can, of eourse do so by paying the additional price for the set. Tbe object of this extraordinary "Coup D'Etat'' is of course advertising; except for this consideration the price would be ridiculous and ruinous. Mr. Alden sends his complete Condensed Catalogue of standard books free to any applicant, or bis Illustrated Catalogue, 132 page, for four cents. Address John B. Alden, Publisher, 393 Pearl Street, New York.
Miss Attie Sanders is .friends in jUrbana, Ills.-
Y. L. T. U. will meet, Monday night, July 26lh, at the residence
of Leroy Sanders, North College Avenue Mrs. Julia Turner is entertaining her granddaughter,
Miss Pearl Landers of Indianapo
lis Miss Grace Woodburn, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. McMillan, in Xenia, O., since
commencement, has returned to her i home in Bloomington The
Louisville Exposition and the Cincinnati Exposition, through their energetic managers, are making extraordinary efforts for successful ex
hibitions this Fall D. Eckley
Hunter will move his family to
Connersville, where lie has been
elected Superintendent of tbe schools
Two car-loads of fertilizers
Total to be rcleemed, SI75 :H6 17
lOuUtanding orders, June, 1836, 50,660 38
Total redeem".!, $124,725 i9 Tho lilnce in Treasury belongs to tho
following funds: County revenue, iiriJge d Interest do Piko repairs revenuo,
.Jury fees,
lliht pike. Stephens pike. Ioans Coin. School Fund, Loans Cong. Tp. Fund, Int. do do do Int Common School Fund, 'Redemption of Land,
Castor! ; promote b Digestion, and overcomes! Flatulency, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Fevcrishncsa. Thus tho child is rendered healthy and its sleep natural Casteria contains no Morphine or other narcotic property, " Castoria In so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription Icuown to me." H. A AncHin, M. D., 83 Portland Ave., Brooklyn, N. V. "I use Castoria In my practice, and And tt specially adapted to affections ot children." ALJtX. ROBXBTSOX, M. D., 1007 2d Ave., New-York. Tns CKKTAca Co., 182 Fulton St., K. T.
THE PROPRIETOR of the City Rook Store announces to all his old
patrons, and an immense number of new
ones, that he is
Still ou Unuds,
and though ho has been very slow in stating the fact, he is still in the City of
Rloomington, and bettor prepared than
ever to cater to the varied tastes of this cultured communitv. Thus, in addition
to an immense stock of School and College Text Rooks he has a One supply of Wall Paper. Window Shades and Fixtures. cimonos, oil paintings, superior Pocket Cutlery, Geld Pens, Albums, and Fancy Articles in abundance,
too great to admit of enumeration.
11 is .News JttlllCl
is well supplied with choice Reading. He also carries a full line of SC H OOL SUPPLIES, and almost everything else, to meet the literary wnnts of this community. Teachers, and other frienrls of education are invited to mako his store their headquarters, where thoy will be cordially welcomed, and no effort spared to make their stay pleasant. JE. P. COLK.
THE MONITOR is the ONLY OIL
STOVBmade with Elevated Oil Reser
voir it back of Stove, sway from tho heat. Dy this arrangement, as no gas can bo gene atcd, absolute safety is secured and tully 2( per'cent. more heat obtained, with little or no waste of wicks from chan ing. Examion the Monitor, and yon will buy no other. Manufactured only by tho MONITOR Oil Stove Co., Cievetand, O. Send for descriptive circular, or call on' local ajjont. July 7-80
I, JE H M E Wanted.
to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock.
Stcaly employment guaranteed. SALARY AND EXPENSES PAH. Apply at 01 icd. statins aire. Refer to this paper.
CH ASE BROTH KRS, Rocbester.N.Y (July 7-86 2m)
s
N
ladlaaMt Crop
pert. The corn crop throughout southern Indiana was never more promising. The acreage is above the average, and prospects for an abundant yield are very flattering. The wheat has bti n harvested in upleudid order, and many crops
A Prohibition Meeting will be held in Elletlsville on Saturday, July 24th. The Prohibition candidates oi the county are expected to be present. Prohibition speak
ers will address the meeting. Come
everybody. Ladies and voters specialty invited. Ry Order of County Central Com.
Dos't fail to call on J.N. ALEXANDER,
(Dunn & Co.'s old stand,) and leave
your order tor Peitilizers.
It is safe to spy that no farmer
who takes awl reads his county
paper, ever bfcomes the victim of swiudiers. He is always 011 the
alert for them, and when approached, summarily dismisses them with a blunt refusal to invest in any such scheme as they may present.
True balance in Treasury,
June 1st, 1686, July 7, 1886.
$15,98.1 02
$9,033 4t 1.043 71) 1,9.17 46 893 22 50 744 12 1,147 70 402 8U 675 11 1,036 23 11 25 4 58
I Ralance in Treasury, $16,972 52 lOvcrurafts Turnpike, 976 1 1 ! Cong, fund, 8 39 984 50
True balance, $15,988 02 Indebtedness of the County. Rogers Pike, 5.500 00 IIiiht Piko, 18.900 00
(Stephens Pike. V-100 00 iWylio Pike, 24,100 00 University bonds, 4-1.000 00 Pike orders, 3,839 50 ICounty orders, 6,816 45 .Red. orders, 803
Indebtedness, $150,360 38
Cash in Treasury applicable to
pay the debt, i.on w Ral. of indebtedness, $135,513 29
W. M.ALEXANDER, Auditor M. C.
have been recently sold to farmers
in the vicinity of Harrodsburg, by
agents of Dunn & Co. of this place
Double the usual quantity of ferti
lizers will be used this year
Wm. Cook and family have been
Bloomington Prohibition Club: Regular meetings, the 1st
Saturday of .?ach month, at 10clock p.m. in the Grand Jury room.
Among the many old trinkets possessed by the While House
visitine- relations in Sokberrv and ae wmui u uito
vicinity Soddy Carmichael
went to the capital city on Friday
Geo. W. Norman, a former
druggist of Martinsville, is the gen
tleman who has bought Peter Bow
man's stock of drugs Miss!
Jennie Stewart of Mitchell, is vis-
tention, is a live bug about an inch and a half in length. Around the insect's body is a tiny gold harness to which is secured a fine chain. The lady fastens the chain to her left shoulder, and the bug wanders about as far as the chain will allow. Th if species of ornament is said to have beou fashionable many years afro, and now that Mrs. Cleveland
Mrs. Frank Carpenter is visiting wears one they will probably again
ration in Genwria. Lawrence en. wwiuu I.pu.r
-Thomas M. Clark has been
The sparrows wore introduced into this country a few years ago for the purpose of destroying certain insects supposed to bo injuri-
Judson Sanders will move with his ous to trees. I he great question
now is, how to get rid of the sparn.n Fa IM'.i innnnnn tliA ")iiin'i
ti. ,ifk, ft an ir U,,D- ""v v
, vf. v-i.v. v... 1 , ....,,. 1 .,,1 In mnotlnn unnrc
ii 11 1 n nri'ii: i:a 1 11 11 in a- if iji inu
ago for tho purpose of correlating certain abuses alleged to have grown
former citizen of Ellett8ville,is teach- up under twenty-hve years ot lvc
ino- aohnol in Darlinton. Mont- publican rule; ana uie great ques-
nominated for Joint Representative by the Democrats of Martin and
Dubois. Another sure thing-
family to Parke county next month
Gil. K.
Perry is summering at Green Bay, j Wisconsin Israel Nauele, a !
gomery county-
-Get ready to
tion now is, how to get rid ol the Dpmrifiriifs. The Democrats, like
show fine chickens, pigs, cattle, etc., t,e spa, row(! have proven them
at the Monroe county fair. These selves crcatcr as mischief inakeis
preparations must be made in time than as rcnwdial agents. Lx.
you can't start a few weeks be
fore tbe time for holding the fair Once upon a time a donke
and make a success of your efforts fll into a deep hole, and after near-
It i shown that the average X v,ntJ. giu ot n pa-
nourishment. If I raise my voice to call the elephant, I will be weaker yet. No I will not waste my substance that way. It is the duty of the elephant to come without calling." So the donkey settled himself back and eventually starved to death. Long afterward the fox, when passing the hole, saw a whitened skeleton, and remarked : ''It it be that souls of animals are transmigrated into man, that donkey will become one of those merchants who can never afford to advertise." Vcedersburg Courier.
-s-:e-:e 1THE PATENT LEVER JHYJ3 GLASS WILL HELP YOU. Write (be inventors and gel description of it, and Patent Dioptric Eye Meter, Patent Rc-
fractonieter, Journal on the, EYE, ETC. Consumers should: hnv of our scouts. Apply for1
j a ... Agency of our improvements. JOHNSTON OPTICAL CO., DETROIT, MICH.
Tmult Cleaning. Prepare Tor Cholera. JOHN BROWN has supplied himself with d coil crir.ers, tubs and all tbe appliances neo wsary for the successful prosoeution of Vault Cleaning, and assures as
good work as has ever been done by forign parties, and for much loss money. ' He solicits orders and will give prompt j attention to them.
La Bastie Glass.
THE ORICINAL IMPROVED
r
lOICiel
MfM at TIFFIN. hr tho
TlF UNION CHUHN CO.
ICakea Good 'Butter vrlicnl cilti-t r.iil. Makes morel l-ihtfcii ff.tin attVin AtKt.ittill
5 churn Cfuilly frrfk1
xM It rlrnuew ant cunr
Mltttu d to i ionati f:ictioU.!
von to Rail 011 uh. ttxaiuiu.it fur VOUr-l
cevti out vo cuuviccvo.
I lr 1 1..
1
,)iWILL I UHjJ HOT I Pff . BREW 11 f p!a(iMWNi. M nan ot Huetlea aiwha-m rtiwoaaititel Bf- ' -
For sale by Wm. J. Allen
Notice to aron-Residents. The Stale of Indiana, Monroe County. Reforo Wm. M. Tate, a Justice of the Peace, in and for B'.oomincton township. William A. Gabo vs. Robert M. Galloway. Complaint and affidavit in attachment. Now comes tho Plain tin", and files his complaint herein, together with an affidavit in attachment, that said defendant, Robert M. Galloway, is not a resident of tho State of Indiana; that said action is for thirteen doilars for subscription for the
Remiblican rrocress" for six years ana
MACKINAC. Summer Tours. Palaoe Steamers. Low Bates, rmrTrip pw Week Brtwaoa DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND St. Iguana. aheboTna, aJpwKKtrrJstllla, Oacttd. Bi nd BMfeh, Fori Kuroq. SO. CluiOalclaiia House. IbttH Onyw Krery Week Day Between DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Bjaelal Bander tpe during July end lejael. Oun Illustrated Pamphlets Betmand XxeniwlonTlokwm be furnished to, your Ticket A rant, oraddtss C. O. WHITCOMB. Gen-1 Phi. A feet, Detroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co. DETROIT, MICH,
M roar ot Huetlea nae-bftVed
Ibat one Le Baallv cfahulOT Wfll I
. i is or any kiad, and
ci . compelled 10 secu lar a )
ion aay la oarl&terL I TbuLaBastiaTMs Ut Chl anisys bear the above) TB ADM KAftX. 'eWamiej of t ultatlosw. laslit npen. row iHtii ialrlaa) I yon witii '
The La Bastie Chfmney. Tra do Supplied by all Jotytwrt.
AUCHIT .jBT'g?
5!D PRACTICAL Plins and Speciflcationi naied for dWotKne bW
bnihiliiffs. Alio estimates of
pie ted throughout. - All WlfaT at ho time SDucitted.
Bh.otfi ington, ItidM Jf.ar&h 91, tsa.
ATT0RMEYS' CARDS.
six months at two dollars a year, and that -r-v (jaKIRK i DUNCAN, Attorneys, Of ..n!t nnn.nuiilanl. Hnft.lirliint. is H neOfiSSArV I , : KT e.nA 11 i ,m nv.
"You attend Sunday School.do -ou ?" inquired the Rev. Smith of Nellie, as they sal in the parlor while the little girl's mother was frying the last spring chicken and i i . c : k; .:
OHKing mm a pan oi nu-o uiauuun. "Then you must know a great deal about the Bible. Now, tell in something niee that's in the Bible, j can you?" "Yeth, thir; Sis hath; some dried leaves in it, a pieth of j Aunt Jane's weddin' drelh, a pieth ; of my dreth when I wus a baby,
thomo hair, ana ois s iciler s picture."
said non-resident defendant U a necessary
party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, last named, that unless he be nnil nnncar before me at my office in
Hl.mminsrton. Indiana, on the 23d day of
Julv, 1886, at 10 o'clock A. M., and answer or demur to said complaint, tbe same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my nnmo and Sea) affixed at Bloom ing ton, Indiana, this 31th day of Juno, A. I). 1886. 1VI1.M, TATB, Justice of tho Peace. Juno 30, 1880.
AGENTS;
UllUTCn Mr OB.
"n I U bMinilliii Electrlo
Corsets. Suiple tree to those b eomlnr anent. Ko risk, autck setes.
Territory givn, satlBteciton gitaraBteed. Address PR.8COTTrS43 Broadway StnNsVe
inir (fiv an1 lint. nt(MI 11. A olMlltrnr
weight ot cattle in Indiana nas m- t0 he, him outi am tof) sraall
creased 100 lbs. iu the past ten j0 a;tj VOUi" 8Uid the fox. "but I
of
SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE GOD LIVER OIL
' And Hypophosphites of Lime & SoJa
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
N.W.AYER & SON ADVEEXISING AGENTS biJio PHILADELPHIA Cor. Cluauut w.d I'.lahth Sta. Receive AdTcrtLtraicnUi tor tttii Fapor. CCTIU1TC5 rsrlEMMrMlhramSlIS CQCC tSllHAIUat Lowest Cash Rates rlUX e.dio.iaivca QflH'R M1RII1I
r filial VVH w aww.ww
years Everett Anderson
Harrodsburg, has gone to Montana to take fhartr: of a teleantph office
-W. II. HH-phcii-oti ' orncs in
COSTINUJSJO O.N 2l) I'Aiii;.
will give you some good atlviee.
Only a few rods away is a big, strong elephant ; call him and lie will get you out in a jiffy." After the fox hat! gone, the donkev reas
oned : 1 aui very weak for want ,ofi
Wost Side Bqnarn, Bloemiagtoa, lad. I) K A L K tt IN ruBiityisE AUB 1 KEEP in stock Ml kinds of . . . m v t irri at i fi re n l,i
cut bo taken roilily and tolerated Cor ah-gUaie rlr,
HE A USE AND CARRIAGES
FURNISHED WUEiV
t.kl bEnthfr, cotHiiis IS ffifc t'. fiflVi.. .,,.1 .ii Wast So tiisoltrilM of
ClIlLbltfeU tt Is mrreltoa la Its ri-iains. ""I'rpsrrllM-d and ourtorewl by Wm beet Jt'5yslclns ia tho couatrks ot the world. l-'ur .! Ii, 1,11 nri;lli. gWT'Send for Psuinhltton JVortlna l)lw)l. AS
I fico in Mew Corner Bmldinc, up
stairs. Will practice in all courts of the State. Special attention given to Probate business, nnd to collection and prompt remittance of all claims. LO I'D EN 4- MIERS, Attorneys. Office over First National Bank. All business of a legal nature given careful attention in all courts. Keal estate Titles carefully examined by aid of Louden's Abstract. A specialty tnado of tho collection and remittance of claims of all kinds.
AST, CORR .y DUXLAP,, (W. H.
JSast, JKclwin uorr, m. Ji. vuntapj
"Is
IX.
WANTED.
tSir- Please call end examine my goods
, before purchasing.
Attorneys at Law, fSuccussurs to Bast
East). 'AH legal business will reeeivo nromnt and careful attention. Office
rooms 0 nnd 7, over "Corner"' Clothing i
Store, Bloomington, Indiana. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, upstiiirs, east of tho First National Bank, (Buskirk A Duncan's old room) south side of the square. Probate business, and collections s;iven special attention. Will also give c ireful attention to business in the ncighbori ng county courts. ROOKRS ,j- HENLEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office in Boo Hive buildin!?. .Special attention given to settling decedent! ' estates, and to all kind of probate business. Also, Abstracting.
A. FULK, Attornoy, Office in Allon
& JdcNarys new block, up-stnirs.ov-
er corner room, special auenuon wm oe jtivon to probata business, and to prompt collection of claims. JAMES B. MULKY, Attorney. Will git o ipeoial attention to settling decedents-' tstatos, collecting, etc. Will practice in al i courts. Is also Mayor.and may be found in his office in City Building during business hours. (1 It WORRALL, Attornoy, Office upJ . KtaiTs, over McOaila & Co.'s Store. Will practice in all tho courts. Special attention given to tho Pension business. WILLIAMS MILLS N Attorneys, OrHeo Ave doors south of Hunter's corner, tip-stuirs. Do a general collection and probate business. Will practice in courts of adjoining counties. TF. PITTMAN. Attorney, Office in tho . Pee turner. Will practice in all the courts. Special attention given to eollec-
luay 5-86 j lion of claitas and to probate business.
Aftll BV PAR THC CftssT 1
flOBlLliiE!
liwriirp
Uui aetiMS niMUfiisy w T.J I
smtolrwitir Brc.
-SIO.CO
on ANV STRIP OF COnALMK THAT
WIT 4 81 X MONTHS. OAUKARV.WFAR M At
SVO ID CHEAP lUITJkTIQMa BONCQ VsTTM V
kinds cf cwmjoamMJmja seti have coiune patHTW on iNaiat
STEEL CSVEn. ' 4 For Sato by all UiMtn MvrdMirtt.
aa u tiusY rt
I
qiieuts!
MrWiasl'-.a
"ITiRT? SON'S ovrins dclinoneat
JL Tux are hereby ftiven ntk t Cut nty Treasurer win prooeed f tn nllltrt hv lew and aalri of I
property, the delinquent taxes on tae Xt. pik s f Monroe county. ;, vi She law makes tt imperative upon Aa"
to evy upon jrersonai rtvpm? mm Vt-v, tho sane to satisfy these lases, and tikwMkq
tioc is ;iven in order tlial delinquenM
noi uo put w a.ny auuiuoauii iwmnum
1SAAU Ut. AA,
' ,sm-i Hir..'- .
.... . . Wf'Ai