Bloomington Progress, Volume 20, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 January 1887 — Page 2
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WUUAM A.BAO, iitor sad fteUaaer. IS AOVAWCE, 1.5Q a Tear
On Wednesday last a compromise was made between committees annotated by Republicans and Dem
ocrats of the Honse and Senate of
Indiana by which a Joint Convention ooold beheld that would make the result oi the election of a United States Senator legal and regular. It was agreed that neither Green Basitlt nor Lt. Got. Robertson should act, hot that Speaker Sayres of the House should preside over th .Taint Convention. This was a
genuine surprise to the mass of the
neenle who were present as specn
mnA made them feel a more
intense interest in the proceedings
iht wpra to follow, ihe canai
dates were nominated in set speeches.
St.i Senator 2Smmerman, in nom
inating Torpie, said that, "In at.. Arh Havs of the war when the
unhappy South was being trampled
nd suit unou, as it were, lurpie
arose, a friend to that unhappy
traction." After the nominations
were over, the roll of the Senate was called, resclting ss heretofore, ..J ; iho TTnuae the same, the to
tal vote being: torpie, 75; Harxison, 71 ; Allen, 4 three Republicans and one Democrat. The votes of Messrs. Branneutan and McDonald, Democrats, were objected to, and while the call of the House was being made the Democrats entered protests against Messrs. Haekey and Dickerson, and the Republicans entered protests against the votes of Messrs. Harrell Jewett,
Metsger, Mock, Shields, Hitt, and Barnes all of whose seats are contested. Senator Bailey announced
that he would enter protests against the votes of every Republican Senator, and this announcement was
greeted with cheers and hisses. Mr. Foster announced .a protest against the vote of Mr. Link, and Mr. Demoite gave notice of h protest asainst the vote of Senator Bailey
"on seneral principles," which cre
ated laughter. Mr. Gordon protested against the vote of Mr.Aeker- ' man, of Hancock county, and thus h fcnxwan comnkted. When
the roll call was ended the Republicans moved to adjourn, which
was defeated by yeas, 74 j nays 7G ;
Robinson, the Greenbaeker, voting
with the Democrats, and -bets wrre
freely offend that on the next ballot Turpie would be elected, but- it resulted exactly the same, and then the convention adjourned till 10 o'
clock a. m. Thursday. The formality of a vote for IT. S. Senator was gone through Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday with the same, remit, the four men who claimed to be "Labor Representatives" voting for Allen. Another
peculiar feature is that the four are
ates Greenbackera, but that Robin-
eon was elected by Democrats, and on all other measures has voted with that nartx.and.it was expected by
the Democrats that each day would
witness a change in bis vote, and that his ballot would give Turpie the coveted 76, and the Senatorsbip.
Up to the time of going to press the situation at Indianapolis wasunchansed; The four "Labor"
members still voting for Allen for
U. 8. Senator.
CHIPS AND SPLINTERS. Uncle Thos. Spicer was entertaining his neice from Tuscola,Ills., last week, Miss Barden The protracted meeting, begun on Monday nieht in thu Christian church,
i moving on successfully. Eld.
Peak is assisted by Rev. J. VV.
Conner, of Rushville, Ind. Tk A -M" E. church has had no
regular pastor since September, the
gentleman assigned to them did not remain, but they have now secured a Pastor in the person of Rev. Mr.
Wilson of Michigan The salary bill introduced into Indiana Legislature, giving the Auditor, Treasurer, Recorder, Clerk and Sheriff of
each county of 20,000 inhabitants
S1.S00 per annum and no fees, has
a brilliant prospect for getting lost. This would apply to Monroe,which
has less than 18,000 inhabitants
The north end is snow bound
regularly each season. Last week four locomotives togged and pushed at the fast mail train for several days, near Cedar Lake, but the
"fast mail" was stuck last in a snow drift, and there remained till Wednesday The Agricultural Society will bold its regular annual meeting on Saturday, Feb. 5th, to elect Directors for the ensuing year. All members of the society should
remember the dav and date
Geo. Taylor and wife, former resi
dents of Clear Creek tp., are visitine relations in and around Smith-
ville. They now reside in Illinois
Cal. Wisley's family mourn
REPORT of the Condition or THE STixiat National Bank it nr.nmWTMdTOli. in tho State of In
diana, at the close of business, on December 28th, 1S86: BKPOTJKCKS. Loans and discounts, $102,298 6G Overdrafts : .36 90 TT M Rnnilg in aMura circula-
ticn-1 per cento, 3V, uu Due from approved Reserve Agents......... 65.843 22 Due from other National Banks, 0,337 62 Due from State and V rWato Banks and Bankers 7,855 80 Real estate, furniture and fix. turet 4.833 59 Current expenses and taxes paid, 40 00 Premiums paid 2is87 50 Bills of other Banks 9,187 00
Fractional currency, including nickels Mid cents, 112 06 Trade dollars, 88 00 Gold coin .6 00 Tio.lAmnl.irm fund with IT. S.
Treasurer (net more than 5 per cent, on circulation) 1,350 00 Total, $366,904 75 LIABILITIES. Capital stock p.id in $130,000 00 Surplus fund 00 Undivided proitts, 12,249 79 National Bank notes outstand
ing, ; -"iuuu vu Individual, depouts, subject to -ii, 116.843 80
VilOV.Paa -- - Demand certificates of depostt 54,784 75
Due to otner national jnu,
nap that he could not endure the
idea of going to school, bo he played hookey not only for one,but for four days, and then went ho me with his feet so badly frozen that the doctor had to cut off each of his ten toes. He knows more than he did, but he can't walk ns well.
Total $355,904 75 Stat ot Ikdiaxa,
V TIT V IVAnnnTTW flnshlM flf til ft
X, .1 - JM 1 ' -
attove named flan, ao solemnly awr that the above statement is true, to the best of my knowledge and belief.
wjbj so: w nil h rm a immis mi
ff . JM Ww- - " SnWrihed and Bworn before me, this
7tU CWT OI J inQnry, loot. - -w-- rf m TIAnWTiO
Notary Public
the loss of their twin children, whose
death was caused by pneumonia. TKpv were buried in Mt. Ebal
ehnrehvard. Clear Creek tp.
The saw-mill business is looking up,
in Indian Creek tp. John Sare is running his mill at Kirksville, there
is a,set"on 'Squire Morgan's place,
and the Fosset Bros, are making
tbines lively on the old Ballenger
fam, W. A. Johnson is getting ready for a big business in lumber sawing in the early spring, and James Pauley- of Cross Roads has
sold him a fine lot of poplar
The past two or three weeks have
hepn nncommonlv eood for tbe
blacksmiths ; the number of horses shod and re-shod is fabulous" Robert Rock contemplates a trip to
Kansas soon- Allie Gwynn, who has been visiting relations at White Hall and vicinity, has re
turned to Howard, Kansas'
Correct Attest:
Jan 15-1887.
Jims "Waldrox, P. K. Buskirk, Henry C. Dtjkcax, Directors.
tlEIEKAL NOTES. BY A COXTRIBUTOR.
' TIib iKtic Mast of the nast
ask nr ten davs have started a
disenssion as to tbe true meaning of mi i
tbe word zero, ane worn zero, in the abstract, may be said to signify anikSiHt Tn hum arithmetics the
naught is called zero. The zero of
the thermometer men bas a purely arbitrary meaning, and stands for m inftiwtmt Jmim nf temneratnte in
different classes of thermometers. Fahrenheit supposed tbst be bit upon the true zero point of temperature, or non-existence of heat, by nnina sna and anlr. the mint at
wbfeb tbe mercury stood, in the
tuoe oetng denominated me zero point. The Fahrenheit thermometrie stile is the one most commonly wed in the United States and England. The zero point of the Centigrade and of Reaumur's thermoroatn a ttitrf tr-tam dposvoa Iiiorher
than that of Fahrenheit, and is the
fetwpesatnre at wnien water treezes.
In tne scale a hove the zero point thM m a tffftrcnm hetMn ihe
Centigrade and Reaumur thermometers. The temperature of tbe boiling point of water is denoted by 212 on the Fahrenheit scale, 100 n thff ninticrmde seal, and 80 on
the Reaumur scale. Tbe Reaumur thermometer is tbe most common ly used in Germany and Russia, and
the Centigrade in France. For fteientifie purposes tbe Centigrade twafe is in almost universal use throughout the world. Thesethree are the leading varieties of tberloiiuietfrs in exist entf,
Tbe Odd Fellows of Ellettsville, Lodge No. 298, have elected W.R. Coffev. N. G. i W. A. Hight,V.G-;
CM. Corn well, Sec.; C.F.Kelley,
Treas. The Bennett will case, taken on change of venue from this county to Orange, came up for trial
in the circuit court at Paoli last
week. Some sixty witnesses were in attendance, and it was a hotly
contested case Thos. Buskirk
of Orange county, is a member of
tbe House ot Representatives.
When a bill was introduced last
week having for its object a pain
less manner of producing death at
public executions in this otate,ius
kirk,with quaint humor, moved to
refer the whole matter to tne Mar
tin county vigilance committee
The window glass manufacturers
have held a conference within the
past week in Pittsburg, at which it was determined to advance the
price of window glass five per cent
John Jacobs bas been grant
ed an increase of. pension Elder
Griffin begun a meeting at Har
monv church Saturday night a week,
closing Wednesday, the meeting re
sulting in three additions. The
church has been materially strengthened in this locality by the efforts
of Eld. G. Williams & High t
desire to return thanks to tbe fire
men and citizens who worked so earnestly to save their mill from
burning, one morning recently 'Tbe Courier advertises its electric light stock for sale at a great reduction The city council bas legally recognized Jos. N. Alexnnander's addition to ihe city of Blooroineton. It is a portion of
the old Hardin farm, northwest of
the city Miss Mamie Taylor
Pmf Rnnni assisted Sunt. Hutch
ens at Noblesvilla with iufititute
work week before last.
Mr. fl 15: Hinev'a eves have be
come so weak as to cause mm 10
leave colleee for the present.
A mathematical club is the latest
among the family of clubs now ex
istine.
F. J. Strader of onr citv
schools waB appointed a member of
the next executive coinramee oi me stats Tennhf-ra' Association. A bet
ter selection could not have been made, and all her fellow teachers from this city and county are glad to see her in such a position.
Father Zahm, of Notre Dame University, South Bend, on Sunday a week, delivered one of the most incisive, comprehensive and cogent
lectures tnat have oeen given ior many a day in the College Chapel.
w newer we uuuk vi uiiu a churchman or as a general scientist
bis propositions and his arguments were well taken and admirably sustained. The scholarship evinced, the investigations made, and the conclusions deduced, all showed the thoroughness and theacuteness and
the discrimination winch are results
nf the training eiven bv the Catho-
.. . . . P . - -r-r 1M .
h cliurch to her priests. uniiKe many a protestant minister, Father Zahm knew what he believed. where
he got his belief, and how to sustain himself iu the same. He and his church make no concessions to
infidelity, skepticism, or the vagaries nf anipnrta : and this is the secret
of the power and advancement ot
tbe Catholic churcn. xne large
audience was a compliment to tbe lecturer, his church, and tbe toler
ant spirit which invited bim to the
rostrum ot this university.
rf of Lafayette, is visiting her grand
father, Dr. J. G. McPheeters, in this place Mr. Ford declines
to go into "any Buch foolishness," as he terms the court house lecture business. He says if people desire to hear him lecture, that they must put up thirty or forty dollars.
Then he will take the matter under
advisement The E. P. Adams grocery, recently run under tbe firm name of Couturier & Adaran, haaruwn mtrchflsed bv Mort. Whit-
aker and George Thornton The K. of P. Lodge of this place is now 108 strong, with more coming. It will be the Lodge of the town in time Will. Roddy, who bas (Concluded on 3d page.
"FrorWink Goss died very sud
denly at his residence, in Gosport, ... . tt
vvMinnuiBV mnrninf. nu wis in
usual health, had eaten a hearty . ,".1V
breakfast, and was out in tne uarnunril helnintr his son to Seoarate
x i , gome hogs, when, without a mo
ment's warning, he tell to the
ground and expired immediately. TT -S - . L " . A w.i n M.t .n
an ueuLii. it is buuijuscu. woo vo-
eri bv disease of the heart. He was
pvpniv-iiinn years old : was one of
the pioneers and earliest settlers of central Indiana, and had resided on tbe same farm where ho died for
seventy years. Twenty-five years
ago he did ail the buying ot hogs anA nrn in this nartof the countrv
... " -- i j fnr t.hp slauirhterino' and packinc
firm of his brother, Joe E. Goss &
Co., of Uosport, at that time and fnr mnnv vparn one nf the largest
packing firms in the State, and
which used pretty near the entire all the country
around ; and it is safe to say that
"i inula h reii ' hs ob was univer
sally called, has bought more hngs
and corn in morgan county man
any one person ; and to indicate li iniiimtnt find rpfltitiule and the
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regard in which lie was held, it is only necessary to state the fact that
tho firm was never involved in a
lanaMii- thrmifrh hi manvand larsre
dealings, and it is said that during .. . .. l r I
ins long ana active me ne never iimi nv wan sued, or was a uartv to
a lawsuit. He was the father of
Mrs. B. Bain and Mrs. David Morgan, of Jefferson township,, and nnote'nf C. fi. H. GoSS. Olir city
Treasurer. The funeral occurred Friday at 1 p. m., Eld. W. B. F.
Treat officiating. Martinsville ua
publican.
.cinrnp. nt the handsomest niece
In nMA- mr.nn in t im t own . llftVO reCOnt-
ly been brought on by Mctleo, the Merchant Tailor. The best feature about this fact is that bo so well knows how to fashion a suit from these goods. Give him a
inai.
Theodore Lutibv. a iwelvo
year-old citizen of Koix Creek,Mo.,
was so claled at tne reccuc cuiu
Heliniuiit; Iist. A LIST of Lands and Lots returned delinquent for the Year 1885 and previous years, in Hod roe county, Indiana, by Isaac Claraan, Treasurer : No 1 Bean fllossom Townahlp Ho. 284 Moore, II. J. & R. D. northwest qr neq ssc32 HO north r2w, 40 ucres. Value, $270. Total tax $17 55. 329 Isabella Pugh, Stinesvillo, let No 32, valu. $225, total tax $10 99. 340 Lydia Runynn, pt sen, scq scc20 tlO n r2w, 13 acs, val. $135, tot. tax 11 45.
356 EliEabetu amiln, pt nwq swq eca iin n 7 apron, valu. 90. tcit.t.ix 3 45.
366 Cassio Smith's hairs, pt neq, and east half of the seq ecl8 ; pt swq seelG, and pt sbf scc7 tlO n rSw, 330 acres, total
tax 87 m. 400 Magnolia Shields, Stinasville, Lots
Hos 77 ana 78, value 4U uu, total tax t vi
454 Margaret wagerman, pt nwq neq sec20 110 n r2w, 5 acres, value $60, total tax 3 42. 455 William Williams. Dt SWQ sec23
110 n r2w, 150 acres, value S25, toUl tax
45 58. 473 Laura Willard, Stinosvtlle, Lots Nos. 53 and 64, value 110, total tax S 42.
No 3 Washington TownsUIn nil Wianman Anderson. WavDOrt,
Lots Nos. 1 and 4, value 40, tot. tax 2 05. 548 Martha Brannam, pt nhf seq; and pt swq neq sec36 10 n rlw, 60 acres, val. 400, total tax 19 77.
671 Charon Cox, eside whf seq; anu e side swq neq sec30 tlO n rlw, 80 aeres;
value 400, total tax zu n. 573 Mary A. Collier, nwq of scq and (he seq of the nwq sec23 tlO north rlw, 80 acres, value 250, total tax 23 69. K T i U.Mnn nul,Mtn KMI tlf til R fi WO
and the swq of the neq of sec26 tlo north
n. nn vttftm itiit. miai Lax i u.
KTR .TArumiah Cnllisr EWO of the SWQ
- ... . i inn
ot seel 6 UU n riw u acres, vaiue v, v
B lav A Qi
609 fhillip Duncnn, nhf of the nwq sec6 tlO n rlw 80 acrrt, value 200, total in on
622 James E. Franklin, neq neq sec8 tlO n rlw 40 acres, value 150, surveyor's fee and total tax 10 34.
CSS James B. Galloway, scq swq sec i J tlO n rlw 40 acres, valuo 100, total tax
T 81. 697 Samuel Houston and others, swq swq and swq seq seol2 tlO n rlw 80 acres. Also town of Hindostan, lots No. 7, 8 and 9, value 440, total tax 49 8G.
674 Thes. Jimgan, nwq neq aeem no n rlw 40 acres, value 165. total tax 6 77. 733 Miller & Brainard, swq nwq sec8 tlO n rlw 40 acres, valuo 200, Surveyor's fee and total tax 19 06. tv& Anno Mvnpi fitif nwn and nea sect
tlO rlw 240 acres, value 1,800, total tax 79 49. I 754 Moses McLoan, neq nwq scic tlO .in jn iin)E valtm 155. total tax 9 85.
j 767 Amelia Pearson, whf seq seq see9 ! tlO n rlw value SO, total tax 3 58.
790 AndrewJ.KODinson.pt swq neq sec23 tlO n rlw 30 acres, value 150, Sur
veyors tees ana uhri tax i ot. rfl T.mna R UMiiniATl. KPnd SWO
nwq Rnd n end nwq swq sec24 tlO n rlw
40 acres, value zou, ioiai lax a.t. 799 Jasper N. Robinson, seq nwq sec24 tlO n rlw 40 acres, valuo 150, total tax
21 79.
815 Wm. Shryer. whf neq neq and whf neq sec5 tlO n rlw 100 acres, value 750, total tax 30 06. 823 Lucinda 8mith Heirs, nwq swq sec2 secor seq seq sec3 and sweor sw sea sc2 1,10,41 rlw 48 cras, value J5, total tax 12 70. . 831 Ransom P. Stewart, seq swq sec7 tlO ri rlw 40 acres, value 150, total tax 9 54. 818 Wm and Amelia Taylor, )pq neq and neq scq sec!8 tlO n rlw 80 acws,value
807 Sarah A. WheUcll, nwq swq sac2 tlO n rlw, 40 acres, val. 375, to. tax 17 81.
870 KoKfinu wemricn, pt snr swq oca tlO n rlw, 21 ncroa, val. 350, to.tax 21 01 1 utj. T.irini Woavar.n wnnwniecfi. and.
pt north half neq sec6 tlO n rlw, 86 acres
value sou, total tax t as.
If o 3 Marlon Tovrnsulp Q1 1 .Tamaa Oollins. ehf of flhf nea sec33
tlO rle, 40 acres, value 140, total tax 9 42 on John VV. Kwinsr. nea saell tlO n
rle, 160 acres, valuo 300, total tax 15 47.
924 Israel Jjanaos, seq neq seen, wv ii rle. 40 acres, valua. 150, total tax 7 08. OQii fln.nnna 7aal n llf IlArt SWO. and
pt pwq swq sec5 tlO n rle, 25 acres, val.
C5 00, total tax -i oi.
1047 Geo. M. Viai,wq seq sooa n n rle torty acres, value 120, total tax T 44.
1025 Joseph Ji.snarpe jr.,swq nwq mm nwo swo sec4 tlO n rle 804crs, value 240
total tax 66 32.
Ho 4 Benton Township Iin V.Kcafcath A jams, nt elif nwq.
nmn nu, mnA nf IVfl lipa all in
aec31 19 n rle 126 acres, value .,420, total
tuxS7 86. 1088 Geo. W. Brannam.sw frac, sec6 t9 rle 30 acres, valua 0, total tax 4 41.
1091 John W. BusUirlt, seq seen n rle 160 acres, value 800, total tax 29 75 ii.u fl.r)i Alavandar. nwa nwa sec34
and tbe ehf neq neq soc33 19 mrle, 100 ac
res, valuo 276, iota! tax iu w. iiii Tn Rlnrlina ahf sen nea : and
shf swq nwq sc31 t9 n rle 40 acres, value
190, total tax i io. nil fh Ti Tiavifl nwo awn. and
swq nwq sec28, and the saq neq sec29 all
in tlO n rle i u acres, vaiuc oo, w
27 49.
ii ok nrtim S TTiirlit. nm nwo sec35
11.. . . M . w 1 19 rte 40 acres, valuo 120, tvUltax 5 94. T-tti 11. a P,.l..v nlif ntfl site7 19
n rle 73 acres, value 250, total tax 19 34.
1294 Wm. JloDertson, nwq neq, so'l hVP nan nan nhf awn nan sec33. and
UCUf 1 - 1 1 ... - - 1 , awq seq seo28, all in 19 n rle 160 acres,
valuo 305, total tax oz o. 1330 George Shoeks, ehf nwq scc2S t9 n rle 80 actes, value 220, totalax 14 51.-
jffo 5 Bleomlngrton 'BoWnstaln
1402 Elizabeth Brannam, eni so irac. seel 19 n rlw 47 acres, value 175, total tax
6 54. .
1578 Charles H. McCarthy, neq neq ser-36 19 u rlw 40 acres, vaLBW 200, total UX 6 86.
No 7 Richland Township Q1R Anna Danlrapd. wllf SCO and II
end ehf swq sccl t9 r2w 100 cr, value
1,0. total tax 44 a. iiai AVm Htnm. sw cor swo sec34 (9
n r2w 1) aires, value 25, total tax 3 OS.
No 8 Town or EIleltSTlIlo mm T.,11. irintdinr. town of KlletU-
villo, pt lot Ho. SI, valuo 200, total tax
8 39. .
3299 James H. May, town of Klletts. ville, pt lot No. 47 and pt lot No. 51,value 195, total fit x 63 15.
3323 w. U. K. Hexteeiy, pt 101 ao. oi town of BlletUville, value ISO, total tax
t 60. . .
.1389 Lida M. Sharpe, pB lot Ha. 13, town of Kllottsviile, value '1 15, total tax
10 60. ...nl -U.!",!,!. Wli.U.tl Int Nil 1. and
pt lot No. 14, town of KUqUavillo, value 490, total tax 28 73
No s-Van Burcn Township
3429 John W. Brown, pt nwq sec6 t8 n r2w 39 acres, valuo 123, total tax 6 29. Nani Tfnatftr. whf nco sea and
seq scq co7 t8"n rw 60 acres, vulue 640,
total tax 21 aa.
3584 Kliza J- Iom. nwq nwq seci7 IB n r2w 40 acres, value 450, total tax 18 33.
3585 Wm Jil. isom, neq uwq seci ( to n r2w 40 acres, valuo 140, total tax 12 82.
Qttoa . amfti h kaf nt nwn .Rn pen in
nr2w 30 acres, value aoo, total tat 3 7J.
3828 Martha J. Moblcy, secor oq soc23 t8 n r2w 12 acres, value 150, total tax 23 01 3716 L. F. Smith, lot No. 22, town of Stanford, value 100, total tax 4 68. No lO Perry Township taut M T. (Jamobell. Seminary lot
No. 175, value 250, total tax 13 04.
3969 Wm. L.Ke, ptswq swq seiaa io rlw 30 acres, value 100, total tax, 9 59. 4C83 Elizabeth Rise, pt w side ehf neq sec20ta n rlw, 4 aeres, value 385, total tax
13 96.
No 11 Salt CreeR Township ,m !!, w tWkirk. nea neo sec31
t8 n rle, 40 acres, value 80, total tax 5 38 ji l.niu n illurk. ehf II wa nwq
soc3 t8 n rle, 20 acres, valuo 40, total tax
3 10. 4236 And. W. Clark's estate, pt nwq seq ec5 17 urle, 10 acres, value $75, total
tax 0 02. 4267 Goergo D. Emery, neq nwq seeJ2 ts nrle, 40 acres, valuo 120, total tax 4 13 4333 Clara P. Knight, pt scq neq sec29 t8 n rle, 30 acres, value $70, total tax $4 443G Stephens & Stephens, pt seq nwq scclO t8 n rle, 24 acres, value 95, total tux $3 69. ..
4472 Jelilah Vnuglit, seq swq seco to nTle, 40 acres, value 100, total tax 6 34 4476 Isadora Works, nwq nwq sec32
t8 n rle, 40 acres, vaiuo iou, vnai i mi u'y.ocf Vinn awn ni. and seo sec
22 t8 n rle, 200 acres', value 330, total tax
$13 01.
No 12-Polk Township AAdn William AilamS. SWQ SWO SC3l
17 n rle 40 acres, value 90, total tax 6 13. 4497 Mary A. Arney, swq nwq secl, and nwq swq sec29 t7 n rle 30 acres, value
275, total tax 17 4t. 4498 EJijia Axom, pt shf nwq and pt nhf swo secl7 t7 n r2e 120 acres, value 340,
total tax, 15 32
4511 U.S. IJignam, swq nn aw n rlo value 100, total tax 4 1 5. 4512 Bcnj. Browning, whf scq sec30 17 n rlo 80 acres, value 400, total tax 24 88.
4533 koiUBft uazee, win bw uiH ,r ., .i. on uani value 100. total tax 10 14.
4536 Marion G. Cochran, nwq neq
ecl6 tT n rle 40 acres, value iuu, wna w A 1 K.
4540 Stonewall J..Clark, swq seq see7 t7 n rle 40 acres, value 200,total tax 14 04. 4541 Andrew J. Clark, pt neq sec36 t7 U lift uiraa vrIhb 500. total tax 33 02.
AH' Tnim niiemliATs niwi nea sec 2 t7
n rle forty acres, value 340,total tax 24 15. iejc T (Mart, e nt O Side SWQ
sec30 t7 n rle 48 acres, value 200, total tax
19 0G. ir.ta Ton,i i"!nn ' estate sea nwq seclo
t7 n rle, 40 acres, value 200, tot. tax 12.04
.CC1 I .uanli t ranrmL ii UUt dvtm hvhi
and seq seq sec3l, t7 n rle, 45 acres, value
95, total tax 4 i 4554 Jnmes L. Clendonin, nwq nwq sec31,t7 nrle, 40 acres, value $50, total tax $2 83. . ., 4573 Joseph Duncan and wife, swq neq sccl9 t7 n rl, 40 acres, valuo 75, total tax 5. 4570 Frank Daughters, seq swq soc31 17 n rle, 40 acres, value 60, total tax 2 56 4614 America Grubb.' estate, whf nwq secl9, t7 n rle, 80, acres, value 160, total
tax 6 30.
jis r:i.v(n Tl.fJaffo. nea seen u n rie
160 acres, value 350, total tax 13 36. 4617 Isaac Grubb sr. swq neq seclO H kids nao nea spc8 t7 n rle 50 aeres,
value 120 total tx 16 34. 4622 Isaac Grubb's festato, nsq neq sec33, pt seq seel 4, and whf swq seci3, all
in 17 n no sau acres, Tiuuu oiw, - 45 76. 4035 Geo. W. Hall, neq swq and pt nwq seq secll t7 n rle 50 acres, value 160, total tax 6 69. 4042 Amanda Harris, swq swq sec2o and e side swq seq spc26 t7 n rle 55 acres,
iamr, I..l,n llondnr.nn n Bl(l fPQ irc4i.
nwq of lao swq sec32 and puhf nwq sc-29 ? . 1 .. 14SA inta I
all in t7 n no ua teres, tax 24 04.
4655 John Helenherg, nrq nwq socio t7 n rle 40 acres, value 100, total tax 4 I S. 46B9 Andrew W. Kinser's etto, ehf ..nil tiro nun and ni'O nwc
ec33 1 7 rlo 200 acres, value Jl5, total tax
40 68. , , , 4706 Sallie McLahlin ehf nwq and whf neq secZO 17 rle 1G0 acres, value 500, total tax 25 04. - . 4707 D. MePhenon, pt swq nwq sec4 . - . . , ..i. an totul mt 2 36.
i( rie iv ,
4710 Phoebe Mitchell ni-q seq seoao rle 40 acres, value 75. total tax 3 67. 4713 C.W. Moore, ehf seq secl3 t7 rle 80 acres, value 240, total tax 8 01.
4720 Joun JUlloneu aumt., sccS t7 rle 10 acres,valu9 60. tot. tax 5 8...
4755 W. A- I'atterson, wm .. rle 80 acres, value 200, total tax 10 00 4765 Jos. Quiliin,s side seq secl9 t7 rle 53 acres, value 123, total tax 12 49. 4774 Eliza J. Riddle, saq swq. ahf seq secll, whf neq fq neq secl4, all in i rle. 240 acres, valuo 480, total tax, 19 02. 4784 Susan C. Sciscoe, nwq swq socl9 t7 rle 40 acres, value 260, total tax 30 05. 4791 Charles Sipes, shf shf wd aeo swq sec29 t7r2e 200 acres, valuo 700, total tax 30 34. . , 4801 John Sherlock, neq swq and seq nwq see!8 17 rlo 80 acres, value 420, tot.
tax 17 38.
NO 13-CIear Creofc Township ... -mm i - n..frl.A Inwn nf Fair-
fax, loU No. 21 and 32, value 175, total
U4903 Elizabeth Chambers, pt seq neq seel 3 17 rlw 20 acres, value 105 total tax 4 02. , 5004 Rachel J. Fender, nwq swq seel 17 rlw 40 acres, value 170, total tax 13 49. 5048 George W. Hudson, scq swq and swq seq 4CC34 t7 rlw, value 670, total tax 22 94, 5092 John B. Kcltey, nwq wq sac36 t7 rlw 40 acres, value 70, total tax 4 87. 5158 Thos. McMillan, out lot No. town of Harrodsburg, value 2,150, total
tax 83 14. . 5202 Susan C. Sciscoe e pt neq seq seei4 17 rlw 30 acres, value 190, total tax J 11. 5225 Wm.Strean ehf seqsec7 t7 rlw 80 acres, value 635, total tax 25 48. - m . rxt mhf awn sec29
17 rlw 1 acre, and pt lot 9 and 21 town of
Harrodslmrg, value ooo, iowi r It fi,.,n nhf l,lt NO. 15.
town of Harrodsburg, valuo 400, total tax
5294 BeddickM.VyUe,ocq swq sees ralue 255. total tax 19
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5426 John K. waves, pnwvj
s-q swq neq, pt neq swq; wq ..-H -
r2w 320 acres, vaiue ' --
5508 Mary J Moore, swq cs acq sec33 t7 r2w 120 acres, valuo 865, total lll6f!8266john A. Smith w side swq ee2 17 r2w 30 acres, value 150 total tax 16 23.
6032 Wesley Watenora, swq "H 28, seq seq scq neq, eside neq seq sm2S, all in 17 r2- 100 aoreLvalue 95,tot. tax 64 32. State of Indiana, Monroeeoonty, ss. I. Williamson M. Alexander, Auditor of Monroe county .Indiana, doherebv certify that the foregoing is a true and correct list of lots and lands, returned and re-
of tnxe. for toe vear " ;o ... .1 :;,i,ti-.fo and nreviou?
vears, penalty, interest and oost of adver-
tisiac. as rcturneu uj uu urer, tocothor with the current taxes due thereon; and that the samo were duly ucorded as the law directs. W M Ai.xxiKBER, Auditor Monroe .oBloomington, Ind., Jan. 13, 1887, State of Indiana, Monroe county, s. Motica is hereby given that so much of tho lands and the town lota contained in tho foregoing list as may be necessary to discharge tho taxes, Interest and charge tlMireon, or due from tho owner thereof, at tho tirao of sale, will be sold at public auction, at the court house door in theoity . f, t n ; mut nnitnt.v nf Mon
ro commencing on the 2d Monday t
February, la, nt iu ouiuvk .m. dai- and coutinuine from day to day, un
til all are sold. AV. M. ALBXANDKB, Auditor of Monmn Cnunlf. B!oomingln. Ind, Jan. 18Si.
TAXES FOR 1886. . Notice is hebeby given that th Tax Duplicate for tha Slate and County Taws for tbe Year 1886 is now in my hands, and I am ready to receive Taxes thereon charge.!. TURNPIKE ROAD TAX. . I have al'o received the Turnpike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes, on the following roatla ; ' nnaTQM. STEPHENS, HIGHT 1SX WYWB.
The following table shows tht Rata of Taxation on each one hundred dollars' worth of property,. al slso on uJ nnll i'n ilm anvernl pnrnnrnl inns in Monroe c'ountv. Indians, for the vear 1886 :
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TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.
Bean Blossom, Washington, Marion,
Benton,- -
Blooomington,
Kichland, -Van Buren, -Prrry, -Salt Creek,
Polk, Clear Craek,
Indian Creek.
City of Bloomington,
iown ot Jillettsvuie, -
i a i aaasaaw.- . j o n .2gS ajS , -jQaQOOW O H r HQ M h 05 H 12 0012 216 8610151010 6 2 1 2 0012 216 $ 862515 5 10 6 21 1 2 00 22 2 16 J 86 15 10 10 6 2 1 2 0012 216 86 20 25 10 6 2 1 2 00 12 2 16 86 20 10 5 10 3 21 I 2 00 12 2 16 i 86 5 15 5 10 6 2 1 2 0012 2 16 I 86 10 61510 6 2 1 2 00 12 2 16 J 86 6 8 5 10 6 21 I 2 0012 216 86 5 6 2010 6 21 I 2 00 12 2 16 1 86 15 30 10 6 21 I 2 0012 216 1 861011 2016 6 21 1 2 50 12 216 1 86 16 25 10 21 1 2 00 12 2 16 1 86 10 6 21 1 2 2512 2 16 1 86 204010 6 21 1
t
M
20
70
80101
eotie
so
60
66
54
80
ioli
m
35
961
90 90 U
ion
4
IS: 90
76 lOll 86
86
101
10,1
lOii
In addition to the above there is charged to each person owning, keeping, or harboring within the County One 11: Dog. SI 00; One female Do, $2 00. Bach additional Dog, $2.00. - . '
ti,. T . liv stated can he naid at the office of the County Trsisurer, is tha City f Bloomington, Tjatil the Third
Monday in April, 1886, without penalty. :" '
Taxes become due on the first of January, a nd tho tax payer may pay tbe full antmml of aueli taxat on or befogs the W
Mnndav in Anril or mav. at his option, pay one-half thereof on or before the said ibird Monday or April, ana tne, retnaMiag . h.li fooi before the first Monday in Nofeiber, in the manner prescribed by law. All Road Taxes to be added 1 th rt stallment.
When first installment is not paid prior to third Monday in April, tho Taxes for tha whole year become delinquent. The Treasurer will not be responsible for the penaHy and charges on Delinquent taxes reaulting from any orainkw, of person paying to state definitely on what property, in whose name, and in what Township or Corporation it was 4ss4. Please ciamino your receipts before leaving the office and see that they include alt your property, if you have jandt in different townships, or if your personal is in another township from your real estate, please mention the fact. Prom tbe gr-Vaum-ber of tax-uavers in tho courfty, the Treasurer cannot know what each roan wishes to pay on. Call early and pay your taxes promptly ; by so doing yon will save penalty, interests and costs, and me a very unpleasant duty. Also sea that chaac roctly niudo. .. - n a i . .1 . j 1 .a.
Persons owing dt-linquent taxes should pay them at once, xne late law is oi suca .cwr ..tav " Treasurer but to enforce the collection of delinquent taxes, however much he may regret to collect the same, by anla of jwparty
Tho owner of propertv on the first (lay of Aptil in any year, shall be luuie tor tne taxes oi mat year, xne purennaer or pwp erty on the first day of April shall be considered as the owner on that day .Sec. 103. BS-Tbe Treasurer has no option in rebating the Penaltv on Taxes allowed to be delinquent. Taxpayers m aWrtieala ..P5? ,t.f . ltnd Tax is due and pavabTe with tbe First Installment. No credit will be allowed on Road Tjx unless tha Bac?$ h of Second Installment of Taxes. No County Order, will I m1n ti-A fur ncrsons owinc Delinquent Taxes.
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The ANNUAL SALE of Delinquent Lands and Lots will tak place the Second Monday ill February, 18 &7. ' :Jm
PARTICULAR ATTENTION. . . . .. . .. . :-ms&
Tax Payers should examine their receipts before leaving the Treasurer'a Ofhee, and see. that hf l$$M: correct. Those who have lands or other property in more than one Township, moat se. that Aejr, receipt for all. ISAAC CLAMAN, Treasurer Monfw ak'Wf-
Bloomihgton, Isd., Jas. 5, 1887. ' .. : ., .. "
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C. O. TURNER. W. J. TURNER. Turner Bros., THE LEADING Undertakers And sVurntlure Oealera. They have the largest and most complete stock of Furniture ever brought to Bloomington, and can sell good cheaper than ever before. They have a largo as
sortmnnt of WoodfCloth and Metalic Caskets, a nd pay special attention to orders by telegraph. Carriages furnished when desired. Pianos and Organ kept in stoek, and sold on monthly pay
ments. ElortO Side ruoiio oquarn, Oloomlngton, Ind. pis-88 , Administrator's Sale. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned. Administrator of the estate of James F. Dodds, deceased, will ofat the late
imi iv, 1 gain a wv p.... j ... . residence of the deceased, in Bloomington, in the county of Monroti and State of Ind
iana, at 9 o'olocK a. on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26th, 1887,
the personal property of said estate, consisting of
Une Horse, one nuggynuu ainnHiun ..f i t .. v , wi fra and 8va head of
QWUM AJ " " ' ' Stock Cattle, Farming Implements, Medical and Miscellaneous Library of Books,
Household anil JUlcnen juniuure, and Medicines, and various other articles.
TERMS OF SALE. 8ums of five dollars and under, cash;
over five dollars, a credit of six months
witt be given, tbe purcnaser giving nu waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, with good "ciirity. r BEN. F. ADAMS, Administrator. Louden Rogers, Att'ys. Jan.Sth, 1887.
A. TSo-w Departure In an Insurance Agency. I would inform the property holders of Ul.n.. ami vipinilv. that I am uro-
! pared to give vou good, solid indemnity
in tne way an j?irw Aunt, j f -nort a- at nrrallv rcdutad rates.
I have secured that sterling home fire
insurance company, tae -Indiana. . wun ! union A ir) ruf ,rd nf losea Daid. and sev
en choice non -Board Companies, that have
compitea witn tne laws i mo uj filing statements of their standing with the Auditor of State.
'R.nh flitmnanv ia raauired to have not
less than 3200,000 of available assets before they are admitted into the State, according to law. 4
Below is a partial list ot my
BUSKIRK & DUNCAH, Aj.! Notice to Kaa'-Rwldis
State of Indiana, Monroe County, ft.
itii
lioiun f - - r a which are numbered among our most
terprising citixens: Trustees of our High School.
Collins & kartalt, Holler an is. Showers Bros., Badstead Factory. Samuel C. Dodds & Co., Chair Factory. Wm. Gourley Co.. Flouring Mills. Bollenbachar (Sons), Spoke Factory. John C. Dolan, Stave Factory. S. M. Orchard & Son, Orchard House. Dr. James D. Maxwell, Dwelling, c. Hiram Lindley, Dwelling. James B. Clark. Merchandise. And ltut but not least Ex-Gov. A. Q. Porter, of Ind. If vou need insurance I can save you from 16 to 25 per cent, by insuring in my Companies. These bard times such a saving ia worth reckoning in our expense account. "A penny saved is as good as a penny made. Try it. Call and see me. OflJce up stairs n tha W. O. Fee building, Bloomington, Ind. "WM. M. TATE, Agont. Dee. 19th, 188S.
Tn the Circuit Court: or Monroe coatw
in the State of Indiana. v ' ' -. Fubruary term, 188V. f ..
Durilla A. Mead. Albart Tjhmir fieiiilS
W. Sipes, et alf.y, Ttwoown .Mtp Singleton Sipes, deeeadi tka t'PWf
lioira ui .aiiiwi ti mmi,w9, .no unknown beira of William Sip etal.
Be it known, That on "tho tNt-dayi Deen.her,188G,th above nrael pllhti;,:
Clark of tho Circuit Court, .df.fjfti .
countv, in the State or imm,mmi J oompiaint against the above naw ! ,.' SjviVi
fondants : and on ln sa.tna aay, i!lJMK' .
;r. lloJ in llu. Cllara-'a affiM UiaaaHtMt . X
of a competent perssn, showing tbai'all-, Tl.ft iiaVum Ja 'Tat fltlaria.
u- ton Hi oos. aooaaana. an uaanannawiH:
Catharine Hunter, ttecsaaaeV" . w4 known heir of William 8ipp, Mjpiii. a.V- S?U-lXl. - 'srlftaiaak 'ml
Arc not roaiuouw oi inv mnt w .uww,; --.:A u-. UA: nAmna .11 a.nlrnnwn ihlt k
SlMCtV a. uwaaiaw aaia v - . r r a r . ..fin. Af nPtinti avIsIa Atntinsife ftfamft Uk fiv
1 .- 1 A--.- :a rtaaafc. Vis!fc(
imion w rami twuiie w hmjw Mv4s - r?c 3!Sss;'fl
ana 8ia piHinuns iuvift wj vHvsiwm . . on said compUInt requtrwA the dbtliatt ' to sppeftf Sn said court, tint - k;v
mur .Qcrevo, v
v u.ma.m Kw. t M '
JLVW ujciwrici W. V.MB r- i. 1. ... i,
saia ufianuanut taav kwtv ' ""w
ESTATE OF ASHER LABKRTUE, Tirvir..iltT.
Tn tha matter of tha estate of Asher
Lfcbartuo, deceased. In the Monro Circuit Court, Febru ary Term, 18S7. . 'v..: ttivan that Beni.1
win F. Adams as Administrator with the will annoxed.of theestatsot AaherLaber- .... j ......I h nnuntal and filed his
aoeaunt and vouchors in final settlement
sa -w.A tKat fthaaamA will Come
OX BH, - fr h.. ..r.minatlon and action of said
- . f !. r.. Xw ), 1th dav of February.
ATTORNEYS' UAKDS. , ":t ,hkh tt .n h, creditor, ir
toaa, in... . . , - - i a r .a n. , h . n ') TWMiirw to an
. .. -: .1 rA,.w h)iH annar rtllM IT all V
there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. natan1 at Bloominirton. Indiana, this
23d day of December, 1888. BEN. F. ADAMS,
Admmistreior.
Rr. IISRS, Attorney. Office p- . stairs, over McOalla Co.'s Stora. Will practice in all the courU of the State. Probate business, and the settlement of estates, will receive special attention, -r. unirrDiv j- nnnnAff Attnrnavs Of
H floe in Naw Cornor Building, up Louden Rogers, Att'ya
stairs, win praewca iu mi wmw awv. Stat. Special attention given to Probate
business, and to collection ana prompt re-.
mittaneo of all claims. ,rr fltiran tMTTT T
T OlWEN&ROaxnS, AUorneys, Ofllee ' XVjSiW WlWlOA m4JU
1 aaaal- SV 1 . PIMIIUnSlI USH .. Ml waaaia-
nasi of a legal nature given careful atten
tion In all courts. XVai aia. a .... v.fully examined by aid of Louden s Atv stract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinds. RA. FOLK, Attorney, Office in Allen , & McNary s ne w block, up-stairs.ov. er corner room. Spnc'al attention will be given to probate busiuess, and to prompt collection of claim. JAMES B. MOIjKT, Attorney. Will riva special attention to settling de,donti' estatas, collecting, etc. Willpractioa in H cou ru. Is also Mayor.and may ba foudin his offloe in City Build ingdur. ing bula,ess aours. CCOHR t JDONLAP, Attorneys at Law (Sucestsors to East A East). All lacal business will receive prompt and oarefulattention. Office rooiT a and 7, over Coruar" Clothing, Bloomingicii Ind. JAMBS'F. MORGAN, Attorney, up otairs, east of the First National Bank, ( Buskirk & Duncan's old room) south side of the square. Probato business, and oolt cvivan anamal alfrntion. "lll sl&O
i..n ii-al'nl iMentitn to busmo in til
oe-gaboting count; courts.
by notified of tb tHing itnd peiirfey of f aid complaint agsfcut thani, aad tfial f . less they appear tk1 amwer or..atot--.m . A. 11 tit -4 LA Aau. Aaftt MsUak
thereto, at the calUne of afd ewm o. t f HBAUM ISO ftkak aaMA IsaAa. .
ing tha 8th judicial day of a toilaa!... Court, to ba begun and heM at tka llsiM-'
no use in uio a aaaaniw, 1st Monday in February, 1887, said tots?-
plaint, ana tne mawers anu uuaaa inva contained and alleged, will ba tear aiA determined in their abaence. ' aca. 1 ENOCH FULLER, Clerk-
Dec. aa, isee.
im mm.
ON EAST FOURTH STREET.
THi,iIAl & MIGHT.
WE have removed the Leonard Grist Mill to Bloomington, on East 1th Street, opposite Holtaman'a Woolen Fax-, tory, hd are now prepared to give the best satisfaction to uur customers. Tho Mill has been thoroughly tcsted,aad now does as good work a any in Monroe county. We are located FOUR SQUARES FROM RAILROAD, eo thero need bo no fear of having your teams frightened bv the cars. Our Mill 'lays are Wednesdays asd Saiii da s Call an4 fS" i
Biooiuipj'cn Ind , De'. 12, 1685.
BUSKIRK & DUM0r; AJtt araaiaat ta 1sTaaa i WeotdasatSi
State of Indiana, Monroe county, ait. .
an tne asonroo nmanwani term, 1887.
Uompiaiat as. Wallaoe Higtt va. Jesse IK Marra; Jeha , P. Miller. ; . ; Now comes thekintin, JflSJ! -Duncan, his iMmimmm,WmHWm&
plaint herein, with an edoreeijt . iheraen, dfrocting the derlrof aakj, gk
ti tAt stosn fioLiAn Tor nauinuv. n . w
ludicinlrfayof the Febrtiary tem, tWf
or tne xaoaroo circuia wwi, a. . being the 19th day ef Febrwary-
and to issue notice oy pus Hafondenta In aonear tlo.'l
I . k..Ml M .Mil
an,i aww .m.v . r.T ..Trr
tachmant proceedihsa thereby latkar. with an afflaavit ef Walla said defendants, are M rart4aaj1 MilW' State or Indiaw;. fci mgtigfm-' eontractand teenferce f -tSPWB" said demand on eaid- MiWl'. i;SMgment proceedinn, and that said ajojarew'. " dent defendants are necessary fWt thereto. Notice is therefore hereby a3Ta;n defendant, named.tbat unlet tWtieBn
appear on the ltti judiatai ayf :.tlpptcrmofthe Morroe oircuik .pMk KhiSH' hoidetf on the 1st Monday of FaVrajA, D.. 1887, t; same being the t9th4jsj-' Februarv, 1887, at, Hksi Qmfi-JmtfrM RiAnminifbm. in awtenT and StataaaH
answer or demur to eeid coaafS?;a
preceedmgs tn attaoBaieak aiaMtiapi be heard and deterwiaeJtiitali re. Witness my name aaeait'nf wl affixed at Bloomington, tbja 37W) day. of December, A. D. V886. . . "v. SA,1 ENOCH FTJLLS8, d,ei. Dao. 23, 1886.
SALESMEN WAHTEP
to can vms for the le qf INMt. M
and Lxnoatoi naJS AMrflT-fA'flW"
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