Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 January 1887 — Page 2
Printed tack ysdrwswey Morning
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Th Utcat nbartOt the muddle
a Indianapolis is jW withdrawal of tJov. fay from the candidacy for li. S. Senator, in order ,aa ke state, tint tW Democratic party nay not be without a Governor. It U very
tn&Akte in wad of this BKCt) of
rttf-3criBee xd the part of Col. . ThtDeaaoatataf tbalodiana
Senate., am carrying tbr point wlNMt regard lo law or lb rigbta
f tne people warping the Pica
tfcnejr ef tha Senate, refo&tng to go into joist convention to bear the
reading of the Governor'a message, and RBortins to nny and nil revo-
lotionary pets, Looks like the e
lira nwy be wasted in- par tisan contoats for official positions.
CHIPS AND SPLINTERS. After a pleasant visit among home folks, Miss Josie Woodward has returned to her work in Ohio There has been a terrible slaughter of torkies at the various
matches recently. There is a vast
deal of cruelty about shooting a
turkey fall of holes, after tbe
poor bird has been tied to a stake.
Why not shoot at a mark, and let
the beat marksman take the torkey as a premium? This would rob the torkey matches of their savage cruelty At Cross Roads church
three Christmas Trees were erect
ed and an immense crowd witnessed the distribution ot presents. Wm.
Ward made a popular Master of Ceremonies, while the presents
seemed more valuable after passing
through the bands of the two popular young ladies. Miss Ettie Steph
enson and Miss Jennie Pauley
Eld. George N. Puett has taken
advantage oi the snowy weather to
go on a visit to relations and friends
in Illinois Miss Bertha Wor
rell of west of town, is visiting relations in the windv state ot Kan-
Tbe winter set in early
awt is libelv to bold late. and. the
mnk will be a scarcity of feed be
fore tbe trass conies Persons
who. have lost sight of the Farmers' Granges need not think . that they have no longer an existence. The
Crass Roads Grange No. 71. has
recently elected a full list of officers
and the Grange is in healthy con
dition and will be board from tkii
stuoa -The Maxwell farm has
been rented for tbe next reason to
lis. Frsker Tbe wedding dinner of Mori. Payne and. Fanny
Johnson of Perry tp., occurred at the residence of Jease Payne, on
Christinas day, and was a long to
be remembered occasion. ' 1 us as-
bluge comprised tbe family
lations and numbered forty-two
A company baa been organized persons. It is not necessary t o say
to build a ship canal across tbe State! jj, tntT bad a jolly time, and re
ef Florida, from the Atlantic to tbe tiwsj. th tne tbBJt lne bride
a m am a an e ii -m. . I .
3U. xn wouiu anorwn inc m- groom might have "many more
taoce from tbe sea-beard to tbeguU! vedin2 dinners" Miss Mc-
thfes 1,800 mifca, and would avoid &v ;a voting relations in this
tbe dangerous Florida reels, so I She is now a resi.lent .of
danewens to commerce and on as- v-breaka The 29th nit. be
at which extreme rates of
charged.
ssr-s"d the isiMatrmitinn of this
JlPORT
to draw bar
coat anpnli from her own. bank yard.
A fear days aince partiea who were
boring for natural gas at a point aear the Uokn Pacific brid get rack
i loot vein of coal at a depth
of the Condition or THE
Fix-ast National Bank
AT BLOOMINGTOi, in the State of Indiana, at tbo close of business, on Decentbar 28th, 1688:
RESOURCES.
Loan and discounts 9191,298 88 Overdraft, B.3 90
U. S. Bonds to secure circula
tion 4 per cents, 3P,w "
Due from approved Basarv.
Aeents, "
Due from other National
Bank! a
Due from State and Frlvato
Banks and Bankers
Beat estate, furniture and fix
turea -
Current expenses ana taxes
pnid.
Premiums paid-
Bills or otber Bans, Fractional currency, includ
ing nickels and cents,
Trade dollar, Uold coin,
Redemption fund witn u. .
Treasurer (not more man o per cent, on circulation....,.
of 611 feet. A stock company was
nskflst amnized to develop the
dbjoevery.
Ts Deinociw an ''S w
erytking in their power by their
aHaof asornatioa in the Indiana
8tamtoscaMaRepabli9an vic
tory in this State next Fall a year. There will be nothing underlain snoot the positioo of Indiana in l;888,.and:wHba snsnivy candidate for President tbe Republican jmaty will sweep. tbe country. Dem-
wntio lesdera faesiUte at nothing
in order that thev mav carry their
385 landmarks of various descriptious exist between the lake of the Woods and the base of the Rocky Mouutaina. Detroit Free Press.
7.8S5 60 4,833 60
488 00 20,738 00 1,350 00
Ttl, ....
LIABILITIES
Capital itock paid in,.:,.......
Surplun fund......
Undivided proats,. Nation! Bank note outstand
ing.
Individual deposits, subject to . check........ .v ...... ttamand certificates Of deposit
Pu to other National Banks,
tSM,804 75
(120,000 00 . 25,400 00 , 11,349 79
37,000 00 116.843 80 U,m 75
36 1
$355,804 75
Total,..... ......
Stats or Ixnux, MoMitoa Covstt, j. I, "W. B. WooDBUH, Cashier of tbe
abovo named Bank, do solemnly swear
that tbe above statement is true, to tne
best of my knowledge and beliei.
W. B. WUUJf BURJi, Viaanier. Subscribed and sworn before me, this
7th dar of Januarv. 1887.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Jan 1 VI 887.
Johx "Waldsow, P. K. Euskirx, Baxar C. DtTNcax, Director.
OE1EIA 1. NOTES.
BY A COSTBIBUTOB.
0
epansifc kal airtboxity . aJaisa- eW ' . . Tne committee engaged in pet'
ftetimj tfin arrangements for tbe grand national competitive drill, to
beheld4n Washington in May next
ing the 67th birthday anniversary
of Baiabridge Hall, his friends
and rvistiomr gave him n bsaket
dinner aorpriae, at, hit bomf snr
miles, north of ,-Bloopingtnu. It
was a very pleasant occasion'1 and
there was a reunion of children
and friends that made it one of
thoseeyents that enght to occur more
often in bur usually humdrum ev-
At the recent State Teachers' Association, held at Indianapolis, the number of teachers who had been students at the Indiana University, was very noticeable. This means that the University is doing as
ninch if not more than any other Institution of the State towards
supplying (he public schools with energetic, capable teachers. It means too that it Indiana University is to give direction to the public school in this way her profes-
ura snould oe very eminent inr morality, intellectuality and $pirituality. The Rev. Corning of Terra Haute last Sunday gave a very excellent Sabbath lecture. His ideas in re-
sard to the relations of science
wards religion were good. 1 Here is and there need be no conflict between true science and religion,
judging from Mj C.'s jHwition. A
lew more sucn lemurvn wmiiu
profitable. The next Sabbath lec
ture will be on "The Attitude of
Catholicism towards Science" by
the Rev. Znhn of South Bend. Mr.
and wi
Amt nMaWlanf l4ft 000 baa
aZ JZJiL. .7 1 jUxu ydny4ife W. N. Hall, the
I active live insurance agent, came
an assured
MiK-
home to take hie New Tear dinner
at the old familiar table . A
JL .LI tt-; i J protracted meeting is being eon
their intention of compating for the! . .
tne SBeeuagtsw vanoa BMiinuj orstntione iliacamp in the park
amrronndingm Washington Men
atment, mad the camp ia to be called
tfeasp GorePaabington.
Humaton,Geo.W. Moaer ahd Mary Gal van. Jas. Stephens and finth
Aoderaon, C. W. Gaskils and M
E. Fulford, Wm. Grifly apd Mary
Adams have procured marriage li-
Tk Instaa nf n hrwtatiraa l censes Circuit court will be-
l'tMssed bill to pay tbe Mo-t gin its next term on tbe first Mon
llienwttl Jk Waadiaater lailnadl v of February Bart. Arm-
abant tSoO.OOO, on the alleged! strong baa sold'riramber of mnles
ground that tbe United States mov-j to Samoel Wallingfdrd, and that srf'tkataih. Tssmanis Ten-feentleman will take them to Ab-
Hit
nmir Daring tbe war tbe rebels! bey villa, S.C., this month
took np tbe rails to repair otber Miss Loo Braxton baa been enterlinea of more isapertanee to them.l taining bar cousin from Paoli, Miss
and the government aubseqaently Con Brextan A gentleman teia'large part of tbe track, from KVarsaw, Ind., Mr. Deckard Sow it is propped to make it pay ha come to Bloomington to attend
tor the whole. Tbe bill will pro-1 1. S. U., and will occupy the D.
bnbty be killedjn the aenate, but i Eckley Hunter residence Cectjl:
thn fat that amed th hooaef ia Lodge. I. O. O. F has elected
lipp tfjepar ax tne onsnoiawiM i ine mftawing gnimeinen w m ot?
17. A. Fierson, ft. Q. ; Fred,
Fase. G. : J. M. Bice, See. : F.
-fxr it n r n .
- - l:ul. j : .1.. 1
to
ved aoair voryt'valaable and in-
I ktfallsmWva wSfxnk ktni fmmw Tiv
Qmhmwm Cincinnati
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be
Among them may
a ringoTtwaas weigh-
uig ten potmaa, wnien was- worn upon the ankle of an African princess aaan ornament. Professor Hendler, the ntodeler of the muse
um, whose marvelous productions in plaster have given him tbe title of the "Wizard," bow engaged upon a life-sized figure of Geronimo, the Apache Chief. Tbe work, although copied from a photograph, will, w lien finished, be a life-like representation of the notorious Indian out-htw, and will forsn a very iutercdting addition to the collections of tle mnsenm.
--TJe Joncaboro Gazette wants
a dog taw that will require every
dog to wear a collar with the name f tk owner on it. It says many fcherp arc killed by abandoned dogs, fiume oi the finest nWka have been destroyed hi a single niglt.
Zshn i a Catholic priest,
hope tbe professors, students and citizens will be so Catholic aa to
fait studies in the Denta
College. Dr. McGae ia determined to stand at tbe head of his profes
sion Mr. Teagne of Nebraska
who traced fisr XSev. Mr. York
farm eaaior isloomingtoo, is now residing upon it and expresses him
self as well satisfied with the trade : J. Z. McCaoghen of Amboy, I nd., where he is Principal of schools, is visiting bis sister, the wife of
Henry Russell The Bassel! family, east of town, is entertaining their relative, Mr.. Edgar, of Btlle-fontaint-,0. There was a "pound nartv" at the residence of Rev. Mr.
Shaw, on Thursday night a week Don't shoot quails now unless they attempt to bite you. Then yon might shoot them in self defense Every man in town who owns an ice house has harvested a bountiful crop of congealed aqucosity for July ate. Many farmers Concluded on 3d page-
give him a good hearing.
Ootioniii attendance at Sunday
ectures has been abolished. This
is a good mive. Now 1st us have
eotures appropriate to tne day ana
occasion, and good will be accom
plished.
Dr. Jordan delivered an address
on tbe Food Fishes of Indiana be
fore tbe State Board of Agriculture, at Iodianspolis last week.
Cats have become commercial
commodity at the Biological Li
brary this term. "JSacn moussr is worth ten cents'1 so Eigenman
says.
A fine epeeies of snowy owl made
its appearance at the museum last.
week, it was taken near suitivao
Mr. Slangier the Librarian, and
Registrar of the University ia suffering from an attack of diptheria.
Fred. Howe, who has served so
long and so well as Treasurer of the
university, will soon give up the
place and remove to Louisville.
His office hours are now irum 8 a. m. to 12 m., and from 1:30 p. m. to
4 n. m. Students who have not
procured quietuses- should govern
themselves accordingly. It is rum
ored that Walter -Woodbura
succeed him. Seven new students are enrolled in tha Preparatory School this term,,. The enrollment for the year in now ninety. Eight or ten new students have pot in an appearance in the Collegiate Department of the University. Mr. J. H. Howard, of the Senior Clam has been engaged to assist in the work of the Preparatory School. No labor is spared to make tbe work of this department efficient, and prosperous and success
ful term is anticipated. Miss Clara E. McCord, Class of 1871, now of Lincoln, Ills., is visiting friends and relatives in tbe city this week. Justin McCarthy will lecture, Jau. 29. Hear him.
Delinquent Xitstt. A LIST of Lsnds and Lots returned delinquent for tbe Year 1885 end previous years, in Monroe county, Indiana, by Isaac Claman, Treasurer : No 1 Beam Bloaaooa TownstolP So. 284 Moore, H. J. ft R. I. northwest or neq sec33 M0 north r2w, 40 acres. Value, $270. Total tax 1 7 65. 329 Isabella Pugh, Stineavilie, lot Mo 32, valu. $225, total tax $10 99. 340 Lydia Runyan, pt seq seq ec20 tlO n r2w, 12 acs, vol. $135, tot. tax U 45.
4 040 00 I 35S Mlieanetn Bioun, pi nwq "4 mko o'ooi m : tin n rlw. I-aerea. valu. 90. tot tax 3 45.
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9 787 00-i 368- Uawawnmitos neirs, pi neq, anu ' ! east half of the sea seclS ; pt swq sec 16, . . 1 K .In 4n -
132 06 sua pt sni scci n a w, cw,
tax 87 lo. ...
400 Magnolia Shield, Stinmville, bota No 77 and 78, value 40 00, total tax 2 07 454 Margaret Wagermsn, pt nwq nen sscI9 tlO n r2w, 5 acres, value $S0, total tax 3 42. 458 William "Williams, at sarq sec23 110 n r2w, 150 acres, value 925, -total tax if, &s.
473 Laura Willard, Btlnesvllle, Lots
Mo. 53 and 64, value 110, total tax 42. HwS Washita Bloat Township . . 514 'Wiseinsn Anderson) Wayport LoU Mo. 1 and 4, value 40, tot. tax 1 85. 548 Martha Branaam, pt &sqipnd pt swq neq sec3 tlO n rl, 00 sjfrei.-'vai. 400. total tax 19 77. 671 Charon Cox, eside whf sq; and e side swq neq see36 tlO a rlw, 80 seres; value 400, total tax 20 44. 572 Mary A. Collier, nwq of seq and the seq of the nwq sc23 tlO north rlw, 89
acm. valua zao. total lax a ot.
F74 Marion O. Cochran, eq of the nwq
and the swq of the neq of sec2 tie norm
rlw. 80 acres, value total sax i .
578 Jaremiah Uollier. swq ot tne swq
of socio HO n rlw 40 acres, value too, to
tal tax 4 88. ; "J
ann 1.1. '.XM n nf tlA HVfl 1
Wif X 1J lit 1U UUUUIH, Ml. w ' " -
sees tlO n rlw 88 acres, value JOB, total
Liur 10 99. : M.
2 James KJ Franklin, neq aaq sees 110 n rlw 40 acres, value 160, sarveyors fee and total tax 10 34. : S58 James B.Qalloway, seq wj seel 3 M0 a rlw 40 acre, value 100, tytal tax 7 81. 697 Samuel Houston and otber, swq swq sad swq seq seclS tlO n rlw 80 acres.
Also town or tsinaostan, ;os o.. 9, value 440, total tax 49 88. 674 Tbe. Kingan, nwq neq acl6 tlO n rlw 40 acre, value 155, total tax 6 "77, 733 Miiler'A Brsinard, swq nwq soc8 tlO n rlw 40 acres, value 200, 8uWJo' fee and total tux 19 08. 735 AnnaiMyer,ehf nwq and ae8?ec7 tlO rlw 340 acres, value 1,880, tetal- tax 79 4. i 754 Hoses McLoan, neq nwq seet64l0
n rlw 40 acres, value total tax Da767 Amelia Pearson, Whf seq seq soc3 tie n rlw value 80, total tax 3 58..
790 Andrew J. itooinson, pt swq :neq
ec33 tie n rlw 30 acres, vlu to, surveyor' fee and total tax 24 84.
796 James B. Robinson, send awq
nwa and n end nwo swq scc24 tlO, u jllw
40 acres, value 250. total tax 19 R
799 Jasper N. Robinson, rq awq ec3t tie n rlw 40 acres, value 150, total tax
21 7.
815 Wm. Shryer, .whf n!q neq and wfafncasecBtlOn rlw 100 acres, value
760, total tax 30 05.
823 Luctnaa araun neirs. nwq swq ,
o ... 4 ... .,
to sees t-c cor seq hu w " w -" i -'i
tax 12 70. ! 881 Ransom P. Stewart, seq swq see? tlO r. rlw 40 sere, value 150,-toial tax 9 54. i 848 Wm Shii Amelia TayWf, srs; arq and acq seq seals tlO n rlw 89 aW.-i, value SOfl. total tax 15 83.
867 (tenth A. Whetsell, swq swq see2 tlO n rlw, 40 seres, vsl. 875, to. tax 17 81. 870 Rosana Weinrich, ptbCWqec5 tlO n rlw, 31 sen, val. 330, U.tax 21 0 1 874 Lavina Weaver.nwqnwqsecfi, and pt north half nrq ec 110 n rl w 88 acrs value 600, total tax 32 99. Ho S Marlon Township 912 James Collins, ehf of ehf'jieqwc23
tlO rls, 40 acref, value 140, total tax 9 42 931 John W. Ewing, neq socll U0 n rls. ICO acres, value 300, total tax 15 47.
924 Israel Lands, seq neq secB, tlO n rle, 40 acre, valua. 150, total tax 7 Oi. 996 Florence Neal, n hf neq swq, and pt nwq swq sec5 HO n tie, 36 acres, rst. 65 00, total tax 3 57. 1047 Geo. M. Weddle, swq Mq seel tlO n rle forty acre, value 130, total tax 7 44. 1035 Joseph K.Sharpe jr.wq nwq and nwq wq sec4 tlO a rls B0 acres, value 249
total tax ax.
Me lO Perry Township 3869 M. T. Campbell, Seminary lot No. 175, value 250, total tax 13 04. 3969 "Wm. Lake, pt swq swq sec35 18 rlw 30 acres, value 100, total tax, 9 59. 4083 Elizabeth Rice, pt w side ehf n eq
ecS0t8 n rlw, 4 sores, value 385, total tax
13 90. Us li-HBalt CrH. Township 4112 John W. Busklrk, neq nq ee31
t8 n rle, 40 seres, valua 0, total tax 5 36
4238 James B. ClarK, ebr nwq nwq eec3 t8 n rle, 20 acre, value 40, total tax 3 10.
4236 And. W. Clark' estate, pt nwa seq ec5 17 nrle, 10 acre, value $75, total
tax 6 02.
42C7 decree D. Emery, neq nwq sec32
t8 n rle, 40 acre, value 120, total tax 4 13 4333 Clara P. Knight, pt seq neq sec29
18 n rle, 39 acres, value 4T9, total taxs
4436 Stephens ft Stephens, pt seq nwq secio ta.a rle, 24 acres, value 96, total tax
S3 69.
4472 Jelilah Vsueht, seq two ccZ0 18
n rle, 40 acres, value too, tola I tax 4
4478 Isadora Works, nwq nwq SM3Z
t8 n rle, 40 acres, value loo, total ux n si
4491 Moses iunn, swq nrq. and seq sec
28 t8 n rle, 200 acres, value 330, total tax $13 01.
No 13 Polk. Township 4496 William Adams., swq swq sec31.
t7 n rle 40 acre, value 90, total tax 5 13.
4497 Mary A. Arney, swq nwq seclB,
and nwq swq sec29 t7 n rle B0 acres, value
275, total tax 17 46. 4498 Etisa Axom, pt ihf nwq and pt nhf swq sec 17 t7 n rle 120 acres.valuu 340, total tax, 16 32. 4511 H. a Bigham, swq neq seo24 .17 n rle value 100, total tax 4 16. 4512 Ben,). Browning, whf seq scc36 17 n rle 80 acres, value 400, total tax 24 88.
4633 Louisa Caxee, whf swq noq sec 18 t7 n rle 20 ecre,va!ue loo.tota! tax 10 14. 4536 MaHon i. Cochran, nwq neq seclS t7 n rle 40 acres, luo 100, total tax
4 15.
4540 Stonewall J. Clark, swq tea sec7
17 n rle 40 acre, value '200. total tax 14 04
4641 Andrew J. Clark, pt neq sec36 t7
n rle 130 acref. value 500. total tax 33 02,
4543 Jobn Cbambei, neq neq seex vi
n rla.fortv acres, value 340, total tax 24 15.
45T5 James J. Clark, apt elide wq
ec36 t7 a rle 48 acres, value 200, total tax
19 06.
4548 James Cone's estate seq nwq sec25
t7 n rle, 40 acres, value 200, tot. tax 12.04
4551 Josenh CracraR, ne cor swq neq
and stq seq secSl, t7 urle, 45 acres, value
95. total tax 4 15
4554 James L. Clendenin, nwq nwq
sec31. 17 n rle. 40 acres, value $50, total
tax 82 83.
4573 Josenh Duncan and wife, swq neq
ecl9 17 n rle, 40 ncres, value 75, total tax
4 52.
4678 Frank Dnuehters. sea iwq sec3t
t7 n rle. 40 acres, value 00, tutal tax' 2 66
461 4 America Orubbs" estate, war nwq
secl9. t7 n rle. 80 acre. Tame 160, tots
tax 6 30.
4615 Gflcriu K.Gage, neq mc21 t7 n ne
160 acres, value 350. total tax 13 3.
4617 Isaac Gruhb sr. swq neq soclB
and a tide nva nta sccS t7 n rle 50 acres.
value 120 total UX 16 34.
4G23 Isaac Orubb's estate, nq neq
sec23, pt seq sec 14, and wnr swq sect a, at
in 17 n da 230 acres, value 610, total tax
45 76.
4033 Geo. W. Halli neq swq sad ptr
nwq seq secll 1 7 n rle 50 acres, value 160, total tax 6 Cfi.
4G42 Amnnda Harris. (Wi swq Soc25
and e tide swq ) fec26 t7 a rle 63 acres.
value 245, total tax 33 uo. 4663 John Henderson n side trq fc3l
nwq of the i,wq ssc33 anil ptahf nwq sec89
TAXES FOR
Notice is hereby qivbk that the Tax Duplicate for the State and County Taws fat tt
1886 is now in my hands, and I am ready, to receive Taxes thereon charged.
TURNPIKE no AD, TAX. I have slo received the Turnpike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes, on the fallowing roads 4 .
TIip fdllnwinc tahla shows the Sate of Taxation on each one hundred doHars' worth ot property, ainl sdso-oo
each j)oll, in the several corporations in Monroe county, J nutans, lor tne year ioot :
TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.
Bean Blossom, Washington, Marion,
Benton,Bloootoington, -
Uichland,
Van Bureo, -
'errv,
Salt Creek, -
Polk, Clear Creek,
Indian Creek,
City of Bloomington, Town of Ell'ettsville,
o
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id
$2
2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
00 00
00 00 00 00
00
00
0M
50
2 00 2 26!
0CH12
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16
16 16
16 16 16 16 16
1
16
16
16
16
16
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In addition to the above there is cliareed to each p,rson owning, keeping, or harboring within the Cosntf
$1 00; One Female Coir,, $2 00. Each additional Dog, $3.00.
The Taxes as above, stated can Ve paid at the office of the County Treasurer, in the City
Monday in April. 1886, 'without penalty.
Taxes become due on the first of January, and the tax payer may pay the full lamwiai of sues taxesott or
Monday in April, or may, at bis option, py ono-half thereof on or before tne saw lnird Mawlay o a-prii, SB tilSffM
naif on or before the Qrst Alondav in Jtovemtier, la tae manner prewrioea uy w.
tall men t.
When first installment is not paid prior to third M onday in April, the Taxes for tha whole year beeom d!i itl - m mi i. v.. t,. u.a.h and ntianrap nn TlaHnanant taxea MsulUnr ioae . anv
nenon pavinz to state definitely on what property, in whose name, and tn what Township or Corporation ft was :ilBMBjtj2y
Please examine your receipts before leaving tha olHce and see that they include aU your property. W you Dave 1
ferent tow.nships, or if your personal is in another townsblp from your real estate, piease mcauoB iuw wcv
bar or tax-Davers in tno countv. tne i reasurer cannot. s.nw wnmi om mmn r-j .
promptly ; by so doing yu will save penalty, interest, sad cort, and ins a very unplessaat duty. Assp 1
Persons owine delinquent taxes hould psythem t once. Tbe late law i of uch a character tHmnhmmfA.-mif,
Treasurer but to enforce the collection of delinquent taxes, however much ne may regret M coywrc tasam uy . . o.,;
The owner of propertv on the first day of April i;i any year, shall be liable for the taxes of that year.
ptfty on tne nrsviaj oi ajmi snan urn cuumuctto u i umict w u
fi-The Treasurer hs no option in relating the Penalty on Taxea allowedly be aeliaqaent. Tax-pi notified that all the Road Tax is due and payable with the i'iist lnst.llmwit. o rUt wift-he ajlewl
Receipt is presented. Koad Keci'ipU will oe rccoivea in payment oi scebuu - endorsed for persons owing Delinquent Taxes.
The ANNUAL SALE of Delinquent Lands and Lot? will take :pim&
PARTICULAR ATT KilTIO it
. . . .a rsra a vfl Jp- - it. .'a. .at i
u i,i,r ,,.m i hir rropinta hpinrp ieaviB is i reasurer a vriice ana awe ttws v aw
J, ayvia r.i.M.. . . - r- 7- 9 - - . B .
1 hose who have ia,ntw or otner property m more mau -r
Tax correct.
receipt for all
Blooshngto.v, Isd., Jan. 5, 1887
all in t7 n r2e Si teres, value. -6 J, Uitai
1t li 04.
46i4 Henry Ilenley. pt awq seq and pt
in nva secl9 1.7 nrle 40 acr. s, value tuu.
total lax 4 05.
4J55 John llelcnborir. mq nwq seclS !
t7 nrle 40 acres, value 1U0, tutal tax 15. 4CS9 Andrew W. Kiraer's estate, ehf. nwq swq, aiq iec34, swq Mcqand ftfq awq sec33 t7 rle 300 acres, value 575, totul tax 40 68. " J t, 4706 Sllif. McLablin ohf nwq and whf nrq secM t7 rla 160 acres, value 500, total tax 25 04. 4707 I). sIePlierson.pt swq nwq sect t7 rle 10 acres, vnlue 60, tital tax 2 36. 4710 Phoebe Mitchell n-q seq see36 t7 rle 40 acres, vlu 75. total tax 3 67. 4713 C.W. M ehf seq seel 3 t7 rle
80 acres, value 240, total tax ui. 4720 John Mitchell Adinr, pt nwq seq ice 5 t7 rle 10 acn-s,va!ue 50, tot. tax 5 85. 4755 W. A. Putterson, whf seq secl3 t7 rle 80 icrp. valtte 200, total tax 10 00
4765 Jos Quillia.a side q arl9 t7 rle
58 acrei, value 125, total tax is
4774 Eliza J. Riddle, seq swq. inf seq
seel 1, whf neq seq neq sec!4, H in t7 rle,
240 acres, value 480, total tax, 19 02,
4784 Susan C. Scitcoe. nwq swq sacl9
t7 rle 10 acres, value 260, total tax 30 05.
4791 Charles Sipes, stir sni ana neq
Ml
The northern boundary of the United States is marked by iron
nillara. everv other one of which
!Ss) 4 Beatsm Tsmofilslp
1063 Klixabeth Adams, pt'b nq. i nwq nwq, nwq neq and pt wq risq all 'ia , c31 19 n rle 116 acre, value Mi total tax 37 86. 1088 Geo. W. Brannsm, w free, sec to rla 30 sere, value 0. tatai tax 4 4i. U81 John W. Buskirk, seq seel I tS n e 160 seres, value 800, total tax 29 75 l074 Sarah Alexander, nwq nwq ec34 nd tha ehf neq nrq sec33 t9 n rle, 100 acrn; value 275, total tax 10 60. 1111 Isaac Bledsoe, shf seq neq ; and shf swq nwq src31 19 a rle .40 acre, value 190, total tax 7 16. 1153 John D. David, nwq swq. and
swq nwq sec28, and the seq neq ec29 all in tlO n rle 120 seres, valua 385, total tax 37 49. 1195 Bvrsm S. Right, nwq awq ec35
t9 n rle 40 acres, value 130, total tax 6 94.
1274 John G. Ptilley, abf nwq secT t n rle 73 acres, value 350, total tax 19 34. 1394 Wm. Robertson, awq neq,' sea neq, whf neq neq, ehf swq neq seo33, ana swq acq sec28, all in t9 n rle 169 acres, value 306. total tax 52 76.
1330 Georse Sheeks. ehf nwa ec28 19
wj ( n rle 80 acres, value 220. total UX 14 51.
Km ft Bla)mlis8tos Towstsnip 1402 Elisabeth Brannsm, ehf se frac reel t9 n rlw 47 acres, value 174, total tax s u
sec36 19 n rlw 40 acre, value ,100!
tax 6 88. Vm fislchlsiaid Tvvalilp 2916 Anna Deckwiw, whf esq aa4 n ead ehf swq seel 19 rlw 100. safes, falsa 1,065, total tax 44 94. , 2983 Wm. Hanna, sw cor swq sseM t$ a rjw 1) acres, value 35, total tax 1 efi. If s eV-Tsswrai ar Ellet savin 3330 Julia Fletcher, town f Wlettsville, pt lot Mo. 61, value 200, total tax 8 39. a-0B James II. Mav. town of BlleUs-
viile, pt lot Mo. 4,7 and pt lot Ma, 61,vs)u
195, total tx S3 lt. 3323 W, C. R. MeNeely, pt lot M' -1 town of Jilletttvllle, vnlue J80, total tax 7 50. 3369 Lida M. Sharp, pt lot Ko. 12,
town of Ellolt.vi'.le. value 116, .total Ul
10 60
3401 Matilda WlibtseH. lot Mo. 1, snd pt lot No. 14, town of Ellettsvjlle, value
i 490, total tax 28 73 '
Mo 8-Tan Buress Twwsishlp
3429 John W. Urowo, nwq ar6 48 I n r2w 39 acrns, value 125, totil tax 6 29. J
3511 Nancv Foster, whf. nta ea "n
C. C. TUUNER. W. J. TUKSKS. Iivi-noi Bros., - THE i,EADlMtt Undertakers Ana IVui wtlursj ueaseaw. They havo the r largest and most complete stock oJr Farniture ever brought to UloominctoB, ami can sell irooit cheaper
than ever before. They have a Isrge a sortment of Wood.C'uth and Metnlic Caskets, and pay special attention tootders by tlMranh. Carrixires furnished when de
li red. Pianos and Organs kept in stock, ami sold on mouthly pay, menu. Morth Side Public Square, HlawnatnsTKwn, find. sep23-es
swq es29 ttrte 300 acres, value 760, totu tin 30 34.
4801 Joha Sherlock, neq swq and seq
nwq scc18 17 rle 80 acres, value 420, tot
tax 17 38.
KO IS Ctemr Creek Tovrnanlp
4875 Melvins Butcher, town of Pairfax, Into Mo. 21 and 32,' value 176, total tax 11 45. 4903 Klixabeth Chambers, pt sea neq ec!3 t7 rlw 20 sere, value 10 S total tax 4 02. 6004 Rachel J. Fender, awq swq iccl t7 rlw 10 txres, value 170, total tax 13 49. 048 George W. Hudson. sq swq and swq ssq sc34 1 rlw, value 67i, total tan H 6093 Jelm B. Keltay, nwq swq sac36 t7 rlw 40 acres, valua 70, total tax 4 87. 5168 Tho. McMillan, out lot Mo. 2. town of Ilarrodiburg, value 1 50, total tax 83 H. 5202 Sdssn C.Sciscoe e pt neq seq sec24 t7 rlw 30 acres, value 190, total tax 7 I'.. 5335 Wm. Stresn ehf acq sc7 t7 rlw 80 seres, value 635, total tax 23 48. ?3S fan Simnson. nt whf swq ec29
! IT rlw 1 acre, n pt lot 9 anc 21 town of
Ilarrodiburg, value ooo, w m 5!!40 Geo. M. Stresn, nhf lot Mo. 15,
town of Harrodeburg, value 400, total tax
as sa.
8194 Heddick M. Wvlic, P'sq swq ec8
t7 rllw 40 acres, value 255, total tax l u
It 1 f neif an Croeai Tow nan Ip
Bj.? John B. Grave. ptwq sec33, nhf
tea iwq neq, pt neq swq; seq nwq vxit i
r i mi azu item, vitua . iwv. wit. mm w.
6!i06 Mary J Moure, swq seq sec39 hf
aeq ec8Z4T r?w 1?0 afire, vi.luo 865, total tax 37 66.
5I1S2 John A. Smhh w s"k! awq sec'.t t7
r2w 30 sere, value 180 total tax 15 33.
6492 Wetter W Stafford, swq wq sec
Adeuiuistralwr's Sal.
that the
the
XTOTICi: i hereby eriven
ii dersin lod. Administrator of
Ute of Janies F. lludds, deceased, will offer for sals at public auction, at :h late' rtuidance at the deceased, in Bloom ineton,
in the county of Monrno andSUUi of ind-.J
laua, IV'JO eiutK
WKDJISJAY, JAM . 26m, 1887,
the personal property of said estate, con
sisting ol
inn iiora .oae dubc? ami in.inivi"""
Stacks of H iy, two Cow and five head of Htii-k Cnttln. Farmins; imnlemenU, Medi
cal and Miscellaneous IJbrary ol' Book,
Household and Kitchen ITurnituro, Jars
and Medicines, and various otber articles.
TERMS OF SALE. Sums of five dollars and unckr, cash;
vr five lllar, s credit of six months
will be given, tbe purcnaser giving noie waiving relief 'from valuation and apprieuieql laws,' with good security. rf BKN. F. ADAMS, ! Administrator. Louden A Rogess, AU'ys. , Jan .5th, 1887.
38. see sea sea aeq, estdo neti seq secas, en
in t7 tZw 100 acres, value 865, tot, tax 64 32 Slate of Indiana, Monroe county, ss.
I. Williamson M. Alexwnder, Auditor
of Mm roe countv. Indiana, do hereby eer
tify that the foregoing is a true and correct list of lots and lands, returned and remaining delinquent tor tho non-paymnnt of taxes, for tbe year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-five, and previous Tear, penalty, inserest and cott of advertising, as returned by Isaac Clamsn, Trans uror, together with the current taxes due thereon, and that the same were duly iticorded as the law direct. W.M A(.bxaik. Auditor Monroe Ca.
Bloomington, lad., Jan.13, 1887,
A. Now Xorai-ax-In an laaarajsc Asjencjr.
. ... -...-. - M I wouH mfcra tae psVperty hoTdeT of
Bloomtntoa and vicinttv, tlt I am pre.
narttd to give yni g,oiHlf lij rndoinnity IB tbe wiiv. otFire Insurance on ywnr property, at greasy veiuetd Tata. 1 have secure that sterling home fise
insurane company, the "Indiana.' with its splowdid mast ot Iwses and seven choice non-Board Companies, hat have
ctunplKcl with the laws ! Uw. Slate, uy
nung stutenvaii tx, ineir aianumg tbe xVwttitor of State.
Each Ootnoaav is reau ircd to have not
lui than 8200.000 of available assets he
roin they are admitted into tha State, accordiag'te law. Below is a partial ttt of my patron
which are- nrmbered among our most
terprisiiig citixens:
Trustees of our Kign iscnooi. Collins Earsell, RoHer Mill. Showers Br., Bedstead" Factory. Samuel C. IJodds Co.. Chair factory. Wm. Gourluy & Co. Flonriag Mills. BollenbncW (Sons), Spoke Factory. John C. Dolan, Stave factory.' S. M. Orchard & Son, Orchard Ilouse. Br. James 1. Maxwell Dwelling-, 4c. Hiram Lindley, Dwelling. James II. CSark, Merchandise. And last but not least Ex-Gov. A. G.
farter, of Ind If you need insurance I csn save yeu from IMali por cent, by insuring- in iy tVmpanies. These hard tiroes sob a saving is worth vrekofting in our expense account. "A penny saved is a good as a penny made." Try it. Call and see me. Office up stair n tbe W. O. Fee hailding, Bloomington, Ind. WM. Je. TATE, Agent. Dec. 29th. 1886.
I $8 6 , ll
i ' - mam
8610161010 6 2 i ftftk'W.-.; 86 25 15 5 10 C 2 X 99 & ' $$mmj 86 15 10 10 6 2hl& $ $mm 86 20 25 10 . 6 ! ; f Bt imM 86 5 15 6 10 6 2 I 'Hi 'uMBm8io 61510 6 2 i HfM mm-t$mM 86 6 8 510 6 2 1 MfeH ' - $C ' 88 15 6SS 6 8-:Le818feliMnl" ""T 86 io ii 20 16 e ty: wJKKmmmmn ' '
vf,.BV.rr-. .raw
taw euw.p2:vwimm
mm v
.:-fT,V:',iiw
if sis are awtscularly' i Bead Tax,al ti 'fmm amtr Order Jm--WBtW..
cm,
egeasy MEHMsrTwfllsal I
lITTsT? MiiiLTsWalit KIT I
mISBpW tVJf 4sBasssn I
ISAAC CLAMAN, TreasurerMmrm
.TTOllNEYS' CARDS
E IF. MJJSRS, Attorney. Udlce up-
ESTATE OF ASHEK LABKRTUB, DX4JSASBD. In the matter of tbe estate of Aher Lkhertue, deceased. Ia the Monroe Circuit Court, Febru srv Term, 18S7. Motiee is hereby given that BeniRmin Fi Adams as Administrator with the will annexed, of the estate ol Asher Labertne, deeeated, has presented and filed bis ceonat and voucher in final settlement r U atiL and that the same will come
up for the examination and action of aid
Circuit vourt. on tna (in qsj oi vrj,
twt. ai w Mien time ail an, creuwr
w.t.l MiitstMU asa sanmsa
bmv aid uasn ana now aim h mm
there be, why said scoouatand voucher.
should nat he annroved.
Dated at Btoomineton. Indiana, this
23d day of Seasaiber, 1886. ' BBS. r. ADAMS, Administrator. londea ft Rogers, AU'ys.
Deo. 39, 1888.
BCSKIBK. V DC-
Kolc te H
State of Istdlaaa. ManiHM
In the Circuit Court, rf
1 II ItlU cwfip untW
Oiirilia 'A.
W. Sines, et 'St
heifsof CathiriM'
nskaown aetrs of W
Be H known, TJbt aa . tfig. 3A
Ufccuibor,iS86,itHiaoove aawH bv i.W itiuinvi. Sieil in tlis i
lurV nfr 111. rimift tU&A:-'
countv. ia Uto State sfr-Iiiwij
somplaiat sgaiast the 'tiMfa iasWi
fendants ; and on ihasaMAday.Mi
tiffs filed ia Ute ClSrfc s olBaS taa al
of a comnotsnt wrsoSU' SaawiSiitSt
derendants, ine unnwj aews or
to Si pot, deceased, jatakaawa.
Cutbartne uuster, OMasaq, ana
knwn?l!ein Of WtiHaa. 'SUm
are not resident of the State''
that their homes are aU (Ntk'aewak
causa of sanaa. exiata against tftaab
laticsv to real estate to quiet tail nut uU ataintUT bavin aw SH
. KI.1 . . . f -X.S.2tSSiJ
to appear to said court ana answer
ruur tnereto, on taasaw uay c -
IH8T
Mow lhorefore, by
said defiindant last d
bytisiofthasajg
snM cosapmat agamsi
less tsey appear ana
thereto, at tbe calllag
tsta oay or eoraaxv ins: the 8ih judicial $
Court, to belieeun ai
HOUSO IB IDSUlf M BlVSni
1st Monday in February,
nlaint. and tha saatsata aa
containea aa aoe,.wij.a-;
detarmued in taetr assanosv
.AAA .
JISC lOCIVh
State of Indiana, Monroe county, a. Notice is hereby given that so much of
1 ,' . .r 1 .. .1. n . ..7 a'n nn 4Mlda S40. i tho lauds and the town lots oontain4 in
was piaceo inero.y me or insu wv- -i-h , foregoing list as may ha necessary to .eminent, and bears the incriptionil 3584 Klisa J. Isom. awq nwa ecl7 ta 1 discharge the taxe. interest and obri5
dou, Oct. '10, n r2w 40 acres, value 450, total"! 18 33. tboraon, qr due iromtne owner mereo., i
3583 Wni M. Isom, nq nw seciT i teime 01 saw, win w v a r3w 40 acres, value 149, total tax IS 8. , auHion, at the c.urt bouse door in thecity 3609 Jame Kixer, pt nwqsaq sc7 t;of Bloomington, in said county of Kc nnr2w 30 aores, value SSO, total .tax 8 73. i roo. commencing on the 2d Monday of 3628 Murthii J. Moblcy, ecor neq ' February, 1887, and continuing from y ieo33 18 q r2w 13 ncres, value 150, total to day, until all ara sold.
3 ol I a- 4oa
h. F. S-ni'b, JutKo. 1?. lou of udiwr at sionros numj-
"Convention of Lom
1818." These posts fire placed a mile aart. Where the line crosses lakes, stones arc piled up several Sett above high water mark. The forests are cleared of underbrush and trees for a rod in width, and post. are set up. It id reported that
tax
3716
Sttntjrd, value 100, lUl tax 4
tn.
lilotti;i3':
stain, over MeCalla Ce.'n Store
Will nraetica in sll the couru of las Stats.
Prabste business, and tbo settle meat of sntstoi, will receive special attention.
USKIRK t DUXCAfl, Mlwnn., Of Ace in Mew Corner Buttling, up
Stairs. Will practica in all couits or tas State. Special attontion given to Probata)
business, and to (collection sao piompl rs- i mittanasaf all claim. J .. T QUDeNMOOBltS, Attora.y.,0os i A NEW CtBIST
JLJ overs mi national , an uuainess of a legal nature given careful alientieu in all court. Beal estate Titles carefully examined by aid ol Louden' Abstract. A specialty mads of tha collection and remittance of claims of nil kinds. RA. FULK, Attorney, Offlco in Allen . & McNary s ne w block, un-staira,ov-r corner room. Special attention will be given to probate business, and to prompt collection of olainis. JAMES B. MVhKT, Attorney, Will give special attention to sealing decedeuts1 estates, collecting, etc. IV ill practice in all courts. Is also Mayoi'.and may
be found in bis office in City Building dur
ing business uours. . GCOHRt JiOHttA Attorns at Ut' (Successors to East & Si). Ail legal business will receive prompt and oarelulattontisn. OflWa-rooibs 6 anil 7, over Corner" Clothing, Bloomington, Ind. TAMES F. MOSS AX. Attorney, up
J stairs, oast of the First National Bank,
ItL,
ON EAST FOURTH 8TRKt.
HI45UT,
VITB hnvo removed the Iteonand GWtt
Vf Mill to Bloomington, on East
Street, opposite Holtsman s w
tory, and are now nnnaiqd m
best satiifnction to tiur ouetow
The Mill has been thoroughly
now does m igood wors any
fount v. w o are looataa
FOU tt S(m AKKS FBOM KAIftKOA T,
i iibirb St. Iliinnnn's nld ronml iiouth side, to there neea iw no frar of hating your
of the square. I'rouaio uusinesii. ana cot-; itmins rric':ueu.eu i',v umvun
leetions civen snecialsltonllon. will als
nivo 'hp1'0 Htltinlion n l'u.in':ij in lh
uo-jhbetiug if-miv couru.
BUS
Kavfilssss
Sta te of Indiam.
la tho Monroe
1mm lSat.V.
Walfatoe BisM:wi:
P. Miller.
ltaw-come
Dnnean. h.atitor'
Ala
tb.
tosatsaioVs
heSag Us tatb
and to Issue ) dsjMdant to
and aatwar
tschmeaV
witb-aa i
sld derVadan44. i
atatsot
coaJraqtasnttiH
said amsaeYini
inaat proxa4iaCI. i
dent defeadaat aa;' thereto.
Nntu4 is tbardbta 1
defendsats', amid,4at wi? .imm. n tha l!l tiMtl4l-
term of the MoKe Mtpm
hohlon on tlm 1st .
D.. 1887. tlic saiae 1
FvWuarr. lasat th
Bluasisgto ia-tald
mi
iaWa
aawrr
mil
ar-CMwtf'
act an local bjh
acrtent' aeasam
to Our Mill -lays are Wednesdays sod Sst- .WlTa'WPWp, 'm'ui'asv. fall and res ' J t;tn.a..a I .., ng'.on. Uil. Dw. ;'V 1 Jitv- 3, , V-'lg