Bloomington Progress, Volume 21, Number 45, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 January 1888 — Page 2
Prfatfd each Wtdntiday Morning, Ay Wnmi A. PACT, Editor and FablMier. IS ADVASCE, fH.ao a Year
LETTER FROM CALIFORNIA.
There is no light nonsense in the following rn the Texas Sittings: "Ditl you ever find a man who had a good home that whb paid for that was n anarchint ? Yon never did and vou never will."
Sam Dikoo, Ual., Iece nler 35, 1387. Editor Progress: When I reached this place early in October the weather was verv
pleasant. The hay and its - surroundings were beautiful, and, taken altogether, it was delightful ; and then the activity displayed in real estate transactione,snd in building np a fine city on these barren hills In so short a time was wonderful toone unused to such fascinating things. But after a few days tody on the subject, we began to discover that even, this wn, ptc ' a tS-t i I .
J has its disadvantage?, that the dust.
fleas and mosquitoes are, to say the least, very unpleasant, and that it can scarcely lie called a health resort. Ague, typhoid, malarial fevers and rheumatism are very prevalent, even in the temperate elimate of the coast, and they are much worse in the hot valleys of the interior. They boast here that this is the most even temperature in the world, yet tld residents have told me that they have, seen the temperature change folly -five degrees in but a little more than tour hoars. Before the rains set in the prevailing brerae was from the sea (wuthwest), and very steady during the day, except from 7 to 9 o'clock a. n., when it was calm. Rain came on the 25lh, and that
day and the next (Thanksgiving)
the rain-tall was over two inches ; more they cay than the total fall
last year. Since the rain there ie
uo dust, and not so many fleas and
mosquitoes; hut at the same time the weather is not so pleasant, as we have heavy fogs and high winds,
amounting to storms at times, w
feel the cold severely as bat few
have fires to go to, and have to en
dure it till the sun comes nut, and
a lady recently summed up the cli
mate by the rcmsrk.that "she would
rather be warm in a cold climate
than cold in a warm climate."
This city is improving rapidly,
building fine business blacks and handsome residences, and expend ing $400,000 upon a sewerage system and $80,000 to improve the city schools. I believe this place is destined to be of importance. The hotels, restaurants and lodging houses are reaping a rich harvest. - The furniture and grocery stores are doing ell. Mechanics who are connected with the building trades, .teamsters and laborers get steady work and good wages. Still there is a feeling that this state of affairs cannot last very long and then what? I am satisfied that there is a check in real estate sales. No panic, so far, as bad been predicted, bnt simply a feeling that prices bad been forced too high and that they would have to wait and let the city catch up with the prices. All who own outside property ,bave been forcing it upon the market, and have been getting more for 95x100 foot lots than an acre should have sold for. Taking, ey.ejgtfcing into consideration'.!" tbiAktoY:.mn4y; am coming from the west Indiana, Kansas, etc. : Tbia country may continue to. prosper, but there is a risk that ahould be considered. To an Indiana farmer the change is very great, and not always agreeable From grassy plains to the barren hills of this country, where it requires years to produce fruit ; and as to vegetables, a man has to compete with Chinese cheap labor. I believe the
grass crop of Indiana alone, is of
more value than all the productions of this state, aside from the wheat of the central part. It ia trite that they have no storms here. Stilt, I believe people here have to take greater care of their health than in Indiana, judging by the number we meet who are suffering from colds, rheumatism ad malarial troubles. And then 4he want of electricity in the air is jdainly and at times painfully fell, atnd to that is attributed the very isrge proportion of insanity that prevails m hs -elt, as it is gaid .that the ratio iaex times aa large as in any other state. Many will be disappointed in not finding a
beautiful country and J ,ca say to goon that there its no .use in looking for a beautiful country bere the grass does not grow and ctut&e the
bills and valleys with y,ejdre. wl f . 1
.n orange -or ,itM eoaotry is
not equal to Florida, and then the
trees are dying Mth the .-scale, and
t;he vines are dy&g rttk a new dis
ease in many of the swart districts. The complaint is also made that there is but little profit in grapes at eight doilurs per ton. The expense of living here is very high, and the inconveniences to he endured are many, not the least of winch are the fleas, mosquitoes and dust, and they are almost equal to the pbgues of Egypt, Very few of the people who Ja.v come here I think feel at home, and are not willing to tie themselves down here. In fact, that ia characteristic ot California and has always been, that but few feel at home here. Tbey tl that they are jiwt staying here while business ia good, or, as they used to express it in the mines, until tbey made their pile, then they would go back to God's country. HuuCicl.
IJello, Jones, pawned ywr watch ?" "No, "made a New Year present of it to my wile. Will get it to-morrow,aftcr all the newspapers secure the item."
f Mr. Editor: Local option with
regard the liquor traffic in the State of Indiana, is a mooted question, with reference to which the people ought to he informed. No class of men is perhaps so well
qualified to impart s-eh information
as near as I ran recollect I happened to lie sent buck to the river with a wounded soldier of our regiment. Beauregard was then making bis final charge to drive us into the river (as he had stated in the presence of a rebel we had captured, that "he would water his horse in the Tennessee that night or in hell.'') Hundreds of the boys whose regi
ments had been cut to pieces and their commanders killed or wounded took refuge at the river's bauk. As they drove us nearer and nearer and the hot and shell fell thick and fast, these men all at onee,as if panic stricken, rushed over the hank and were rolling sod tumbling down the hs'fliuo 'the river.
boys more reckless
TAXES FOR 188 7.
UOTlfiB IS HBREBY GIVES that the Tax Duplicate for the State, County and other Taxes for the Year 1887 is now in my hands, and I am ready to receive the Taxes thereon charged.
ROAD TAX
I have also recei
ROGEH8
TIip fnllriwiiiir Inlile shows
each Foil, iu the several corporations iu Monroe County, Indiana, for the year 1887
NEWEST STYLES IN
wived the Tirfnnike Duplicate, for the collection of Taxes on the following roads : , STEPHENS, HIHT AJXI WYL ihows the Rate of Taxation. on each one hundred dollars' worth of Property, aud als
LIE.
lso on
TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.
Siime r ... bovs more
aa tknw Ullin Bl'p (simnnsed tO llSVe ! ,l.u.l' nn fha h-.nl anal would lull-'
"' -""' rr . ('T' --.- - i 5(iijti) blossom triven some attention to const ii'A"fJow anj make all sorts of fun. The : , , lo tioual and statutory lW-nd l"e j bank was lined with the roots oft " 8 ' reports of judWrai 'decisions ; there- jre,8 t,at stood on the edge of the J t, r. . u.i .... nvtiuliiv mnv 1 .. r..lt. ..,,.,,1,1 ; feniOU,
niiTC mm wtimiR f' ..... j sireui", aiiu no a rciiuw uiu ej j ninm:nion
1 respectiuny can roiling down, those on the bank , r '
would hollow, "Urah a Root!" and here is just where this saying originated.
he manifested.
hipon any one, or all, of the Bloom
ington Bar, (not to write an argu-
msnt,. pro on eon; out to give through the columns of your paper
brief and and candid answer io
the simple question, "Is Local Option constitntional in Indiana?'' I see no good reason why any one
ould be noncommittal on tins
snbtert. The expediency .of Local
Option is a different question alto
gether. W. ti.
Won Their Suit. Globe Democrat. Ei. Paso. Tex.. Dec. 28. The
Pullman Car Company was mulcted . - l-.-l
id so namages in a sua laieiy instituted in the El Paso, County Court by Frank E. Hunter and
wife, for carrying them a less dis
tance that agreed upon when pur
chasing a ticket, lhe esse came a j
io the County court n appeal trom a justice's court, and the sum involved being uuder $100, there is no appeal from the decision.
Richland,
Van Buren, -Perry, Salt Crnk, Polk,
Clear Creek,
Cincinnati Telegram : "I see Fred Douglass is agitating a new doctrine," remarked a prominent collrred gentleman to the writer. "He thinks the time will com:
For severaf months past there
when the Chinese will overrun this ha8 considerabe speculation
country anu uiav tm.- win solve the labor problem which today disturbs both North and South. He is in favor ot bequeathing the fullest rights and privileges to the Chinese, erantinjr them the bal
lot, nituralizttion, property rights, to hold public office, intermarry with blacks or whites and testily in our courts of justice. Douglass
savs the Chinaman is accustomed
to toil, dexterous with his hands, ... 1 "11 C ! .1.
a good laoorer ano win mrui.-u
America with cheap labor. Douglass has suffered many peculiar disappointments during his lifetime,
and siuee he married a while wo
man, contrary to custom, I am not at all surprised to hear of the oddity of his views regarding the des-
tiuv of the Chinese in this country.
From a medical standpoint the ne
gro is not only a healthier creature
than the Chinese we see, out is an-
sobitely- free from many 6ecret vices winch afflict the Mongolian race.
Heisunaccusto'iied to the use ot opium, and leprosy is a disease unknown to hiai. 1 think Douglass' theory is odious, abominable 8nd atrocious. He is perhaps in his dotage."
; :"A:parygriJ& iofttjt. 'address g&en'nu the 'floor of the United States Senate a.few years ago : --Vtilti xauS,'JtomtM shared the dangers 'of.tS,"-M"M'8aiY"F-in h itormv km; lhe
dreary landing of Plymouth Bock, the
rigors ot a Sew tngianu wimor, hiki iuo privations of n seven years' war. VVith bim she bravely threw off the British yoke, felt every pulsation of his heart fur freedom, and inspired the glowing eloquence that ni&intaincd it through the century. With you only a short time ago, we pawed through the agony and death, the resurrection and triumph, of another revolution, doing all in our power to mitigate i'ji horrors and gild its glories. And now, think you we have no souls to Are. no brains to weigh your arguments? That after education such as t&is, wo can stand silent witnesses while you uell our birthright of liberty, to save from a timely death nn effete political oraniiation ? No 1 As we respect womanhood we must protest against this desecration of the magna cliarta of American liberties, and with an importunity not to be repelled, our demand must ever be : "No compromise of humtim rights." No admission in the constitution of inequality of rights or disfriK'hiwment on account of color or sex. In giving the ballot to the black man you only enfranchised another ihaJe of munhooa. In giving it now to woman you would only be granting liberty to othor members of the human family, members which represent more largely the higher moral elements of the human race."
Immediately after reading the President's message, the Virginia legislature passed a resolution instructing their representatives in Congress to use every honorable means in their hunds to.preveut the consummation of Mr.' Cleveland's recommendations in referenee to the tax on tobacco. As the legisla
ture of Virginia is strongly Democratic its action is quite significant.
the rort Worth lj.iz'tte says "here is one instance where a democratic state refused to lie guided by the policy outlined by a Democratic prexideut. If Mr. Cleveland's free trade policy is eurried out, the solid south la a tiling of the ptst. They are not so wedded te party that they are willing to sacrifice thnir homes and business interests for the mere success of the parly."
about the silver and lead ore which was discovered in Dubois county
only a fhort time ago. Quantities
of the ore has been shipped to Chi
cago, Indianapolis and other points,
and tested by competent assayers. The richest ore is from the mine owned by Messrs. Conrad and John
Sheltz in the northern portion of
thecounty aud on the bank of the White river. The metal from the mine, after several tests, is valued
as follows: "Silver $59 ; gold $3 ; ztvc, f 3 a total of 865 per ton. A smelting ftirnaee and other ma
chinery have been received, and in
a lew weeks will be in operation. It is also believed that lead will be found in paying quantities.
City of Bloomington,
Town of fcllettavilie,
Among the sections of the Reioarl Atutiitua in thjk fnllnwioir
"Whoever, without cause, deserts his ?'l.M''Hn.9..e'f,
wife, child or children, and leaves such wife, child or children, a charge upon any
! counties of the State, or without provision
for comfortable support, shall be nned not mora than $100 nor less than $10." This was intended to protect wires and families from the heartless desertion of the husband and father. The idea is that the husband is the supporter of his wife and children. So he is in some cases, aud should be in every case, but there are many exceptions. There are many instances in which the terms are reversed, in which the wife and children support, not only themselves, but a lazy, trifling husband and father, aa well. In
such cases as this there ought to be a law to encourage husband to desert their families. It would be the best thing that sort of a husband could possibly do for his family, and it would also be a blessing to the community.
o d c o c o c p 35 a5 W Or-Hcco- H PS H 13 00 12 16 i 100 10 1016 lj 166 10176 2 00 12 16 I 1 00 10 10 10 H 1 60 10 1 70 2 00 12 16 I I 00 15 10 5 U 1 60 10 1 70 2 00 12 16 i 1 00 20 10 15 5 l 1 80 4 1 84 2 00 12 16 i 1 00 20 10 10 Hi 70 16 1 86 2 00 12 16 i 1 00 5 16 5 . H 1 56 15 1 71 2 00 12 16 J 1 00 10 6 10 l 1 56 10 1 66 8 00 12 16 1 1 00 6 8 6 1J 1 50 10 1 60 2 00 12 16 , 1 00 10 515 4 H 1 64 10 1 74 2 00 1216 i 1 0016 20 1J 166 10176 2 00 12 16 1 00 10 5 25 4 1 1 74 10 1 84 2 00 12 16 J 1 00 5 4 5 U 1 44 10 1 54 2 00 12 16 J- 1 00 11 1 30 1 30 2 25 12 16 J 1 00 25 40 H 195 1W
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-DRESS GOODSAND THE
BEST SELECTION
les' ni Misses CI
EVER BROUGHT TO THE TOWK, HOW AT The largest and choicest stock of Cloaks, Jackets, Circular, Underwear, Hosiery, Shawls, Dress Goods, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS Yarns, Jeans, Flannels, Notions of all kind,
In addition to the above there is charged to each person owning, keeping or harboring within the County One Male Dog,
$1 80 ; One Fomale Dog, 2 00. JSacb additional uog, x uu.
The Taxes as above stated can be paid at the Office of the County Treasurer, in the City of Bloomington, until the Third Monday in April, i888, without penalty.
Taxes become due on the first of January, and the tax payer may pay the full '"" 0.rAf?f! tltt
Monday in Apr.l.or mav, at his option, pay one-half thereof on or before the said ruira aiomiaj hi Apr.., a..u half on or befor. the First MondayJ in November, in the manner pr.scribed by law. All Koad Taxes to be added to the first i
stall ment. 1ft ben Hut installment is not paid prior to Third Monday in April, the Taxes for ibo whole year become delinquent The Treaurer will net be responsible for the penalty and charges on Delinq-ient Taxes, resulting from any omission of the person payiig to stale definitely on what property, in whose name, and in what Township or CoiporaUon it was assessed. Pleaseexamine your receipt, before leaving the office and see that they include all your properly, if you have lands, in different iowiships, or if your personal is in another township from yur real estate, plea.o mention the fact. From the great numberTf u'paveri in ihl eou'ntv the Treasurer cannot know what each man wishes to pay on Call early and pay your taxes Jr.T.'E At.. vou w 11 iiti mm.ltv. interest and costs, and n.e very unpleasant duty. Also sea that ebango is cor-
prumjjbij , "J " w ' ft J - i rectly mads. Persois owine delinquent taxes should pay them at once. The late law is of such a character that there is no option lea the Tr Jurer but U .1. coUeo lion of delinquent taxes, h.wever much he may regrt to collect the same, by sale of property. r .... n .1.. fir ,lv of A.,ril in anv vear. shall bo liable for the taxes of that year. The purchaser of
jertT on the iirst day of April, dhall be considered as the owner on that day. Sou. 10 1.
linquent. Tax payers are particularly , will be allowed on Road Tax unless the
in. " ... .. , , . .. e .n W.. P.uini. fliv1.i. will
Koad Receipts will not be received in payment ot aeconu instanuioni i " "j
orsed for persons owing Delinquent Taxs.
rho aMKTTJL RALE of Delinauent Lands and Lots will lake place
on the Second Monday of February, 166 8.
A T T E N T ION:
Came
Clols
Sis
EVER SEEN IN A STORE IN BLOOMINGTON.
OUR SPECIALTIES ARE: DR. WARNER'S HEALTlt CORSETi
AND THE CELEBRATED Walker Boots and Shoes
propertj
BfiTThe Treasurer has no option in rebating the Venalty on taxes allowed to be d- linqiH noting that all the Koad Tar is due and payable with the First Installment. No aredit will
reosAais presented.
bfpdor
PARTICULAR
Tax-payers should examine their receipts before leaving the Treasurer' Office, and sec that they are correct.
have lands or other property in more man one xownsmp, uiu.i ... - r- -
JAMES H. GASTOJN, Treasurer Monroe uouniy. Br.ooviNGTOS, Immasa. January 4. 188rt.
It seema strange that any one will sec a friend suffer from rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, lame back, aching norvosi etc., when f antbrd's Norvo Tonic, has proven itself a never-failing cure, and
is sold bv cur drugists Jaris Bros, at the
low price of C5 cents a bottle. It cures cloudy urine, which often is
Vandalia Iine. THE GREAT FAST MAIL Line The Shortest. Best, od Quickest Line between the North and Botttk.
' West Bound Leave Ureencasue June-
the Itfon UU p m, 9:05 a a, 13.23 night, U.-It
cau.e of aches and pains, checks wasting , and decay, imparts rnfreshing dreamless.' sleep at night, dives strength to every part j and removes all symptoms of nervous debility. till Nov. 1-3S Live Agexts Wanted. To sell Dr. Chase's Recipes ; or information to everybody, in every county in the United States and Canada. Enlarged by
the publisher to 643 pages. It contains
over 2.000 Imuse.iold ret
Those who
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to all cla.s-s and cndilions of soci.-ty. ! . 7"! - .1-- ' . ,.... i.i. j - i.-..v.i. ; time-tables and other information apply
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pic copies sent by mail. Postpaid, Vr $2 00. Kscluaive territory given. AgenU moro thiiii double their money. Addrefs lr. Chase's Steam I'rintins; House, Ann Arbor. Michigan.
President Smart, of Purdue
University : ''All who hope to see
Rome with all its glories had better go to Italy very soon. There will soon remain no vestige of the ancient city. Nine years ago I saw the Latin m capital, and while in Europe this summer I again went to Rome. The change ia amazing. When I first saw it the population was 130,000; now it is a vast city of 500,000 souls. I have never seen such growth and such vast enterprises as are on foot there. Armies of men are at work on the streets and in building. Parisian flats have cot"e into vogue, and the tall walls of modern buildings are obscuring the architectural classics. The Coliseum once stood in a field almost in the country. Now it is hemmed in by a wall and surrounded by new buildings. Some of the finest old churches are almost covered up by high tenement houses. The modern Italian cares little fnr the fading glories of old Rome. He lias ruthlessly divided up lhe very
Seven Hills, as it were, iuto comer j
lots."
One of Bea nregard's old sol-! diers sent him a dollar and requeued hioi to send him a lottery tiektt which would win a big prize. He said : "I as always at my post and: never disobeyed orders. I came out of the war with not clothe
! enough to wad a shot-gun." The
general answered : "My near com
radeI send you a ticket mat l hope will draw a prize, and lieg leave to give you the following pointer: If yon stick to the Louisiana lottery four years as faithfully as you did to the Southern Confederacy, you will not have clothes enough to wad a pop-gun."
Paper will stick to walls that are waihed in a volution of one fourth pound of glue to a gallon of water.
VAHOal BIiOOS, oox-. WJi.irc 3 - suae V Ixsuua .irw. XaUblblua MM. Twenty ywa an&tr ii urr 1 prwprktoc. Formrtr " Brrut Stt&nm, la 1. Brfa r.iritf. ' 141W BwImm Collate.) V a Ml yrmm AMI naewhl btu!. : UM f U v Brt.j, 1 W, w mru,, tujuu. OOH3I3T3 OT BCHOCI.8 07 mnsnrESS, combining- theory tad pracUeo by novel and original cjttom of tralulng. flUort-IXiuid and Type-Wrlltasr. Students taken tinmen eU irudos. In no oiaer acbool in this country i tUa ojiportanity oncrccL Peasnsansliip lor Business, Sraving and Ornamental Work. Telegraphy readily learned, and irhcn acqulied oCirsgocxl employment The Oldest, most Practteal, the Largest aud most ropuiir Euelness College i tn tha Vet. Kefer to onrOraduatW-Lcading HuMneu Men of tae country. No racauons. Applicant enter at any timeTUVeTiSIdvantaM. Boarding aa-t Tuition Fo japro reasonable than ay other JIHBTc&S8ehoo' Bond forlree trial lesson of our popular perfected eorrcsponaeaeo fcW-UanO. Address, ;'or catalogiie aad ciroulan giving special iuiormauon,
C. C. KOERNER, Inoianapous, ihd.
smsnox tbm rAraa.
A small quantity of quicklime placed where there ia must or moisture will preserve articles from mildew. SI To remove paper labels from old bottles, wet the face of tha label with water and hold it for an instant over any convenient flame. The steam penetrates the label a once and softens the paste.
REPORT of the Condition or the Fix-sat IV&tiosml Baak AT BliOOMINGTOif, in the State of Indiana, at the close of bnsiness, December Ub, 1R87: KESOURCES. Loans and discounts $189,881 81
Overdrafts U. M. Bonds to secure circulation J per cents,Due from approved Keserve Agents, Due" from other National Banks Due from State Banks and Bankers, - Real estate, furniture and flx tures Current expenses and taxes paid, Bills of other Banks, fractional currency, nickels and cents Specie Legal tender notes llnilemplioti fund with U. S. Treasurer
5,981 36
30,000 00 C3,443 00 ,16,071 93 3,231 31 4,067 46
3.868 T. j
7,058 00 j 320 67 ' 20,632 00 i 1,800 00
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ATTORNEYS' CARDS
BUSKIRK BUSK IRK. (J. W. BuaKlMt, V. K- Bussiaa) Attorneys. Office over McUalla & Co.'s dry goods store. Hpee.ial attention given to Probate business, to the collection of claims, and to business in all the courts of this and adjoining counties.
USVAIT $ BATMAN, (H. C. Dus-
cak, lr.i U. matma.n) Attorneys.
Office over Blair's shoe store, wat sida mil. lie souaro. Particular attention will
prisrstion of a
41n Hundnd
Tousnd sppneatlonsinr !-" . t i T i i in. .L.tu .ad Fomn txraa-
trios. tha pnbliehus ot Ui bcienttflo
American cantia.a to aet aa soliciters for natauta. uvIL trade-mal-lu, coinr-
n.lira. mte.. for taa Uiiitad atatoa. ana
to otiUia pateuM in Canada. Easland, Franoa. Oanaaar, and all other coontma Tueiraipwien U unaqaaled aMtdtlMir fasilltin an BniarT5rawiaa and rraclfleations pn-parwt and fllad In tha PaUnt Ofgca on abort not.co. 1r:oa rr raaaonabla. Ko clirBo for aiaroiuatloa of mooaw or drawiaca. A4vioa tiy mail fraa ,. i . FatanU obtalnl tlironah Munn, ,UHaroW,oed loth. SCIKSTlinC ATffEUICAwh.ch baa the laraaat airculation and . tha m-M tnBuantial newanancr of tta kind publiilmd In tho orlL Tha adVanta of tnich a notice STarjr patents. Thie large and yiVndidlr iltnitrated aawapapar la pnbllshtd WKEICI.T at 3.00a rear, ani M admitted K, bo the lw-l paper devoted t oienw, meehanlce. Inventions, ensineenns worke. and nther departments of InduMrtaj precrtiM. punlla.iad in any country. H cuotaine tienantea of all atntaea and title of erory ineentlon patent! mil seek. Try tt four luoatha for one dollar. Bold br aH nrwadealerj. . If too Wo an invention to pateat rtU to Mann Co., lrahliahere of Scientific Antsnssav fsiHrnadwav. Sew Vork. handbook about patent Bulla Iras.
To Turnpike Contractors. NOTICE is hereby p-iven, that Sealed Bids will he received at tha Auditor's Office. Monroe County, Indiana, until 9 o'clock, MOXDAY, JAN. 9th, 1S88. Adamizinc and Improv
ing i lu. Cl.i.initickl Koad. known as the
Duismorc l'ike, according to tho plans and specifications now on tile at the said Auditor's Office.
I Bids will bn received and contracts
be e'ven to Probate cases, collections, etc. llWardcd as specified iu said plans and tl:.l .;,. tn 11 tlia n.ttie.e i
Fpct'iucat.uMe.
wk, Aivorneri. v.. . win I,, reouired to civo
btaira over v...r..e. . . , .,,...:,.. to the ij1)arrt ot Com
D'
1.350 00
Total,
$3J7,695 16 LIAIIlLlTiKS.
Capital stork paid in, $120,000 00
iirnlus fund.
Undivided profits, State Hank notes' outstanding Individual tl(iiohils, subject to check, - Demand cerliDeales of deposit Duo to other National Bank,
27,f.OO 00
rj.is.i as 37,000 00 139.S33 5fl 61,851 21 20 41
f.-l77,OSi 1(5
TOiunsrose epitaph.
k. The Li real A rizona V ick ly .
4.00 PER YEAR. Published by Hefpy & Pec-k, Tombstone, Arizona.
Will practice in all the courts.
rjEHS i CORR,
1X un-stair.
west side. Will practice in all the courts of the State. Probate busiuoss given special and o-ireful attention. LOVDF.K $ ROGERS, Attorneys, office over First National Bank. Business of a leajal nature jri-en careful attention in al 1 courts. Real estate titles carefully examined by aid of Loudon's Abstract. A specialty made of the collection and remittance of claims of all. kind.
A FVLK, Attorney, office in Allen & 51 cNary's new block, up-stairs
over corner room apwuu a no carwui attention will be given to proba:e lutfiness, atd to prompt collection of elaims. JAMES B. MULKT, Attorney, will give special attention to settling decedents' estates, collecting etc. Will practice in all courts. Is City Attorney, and may be found in his office over the Corner" clothing store. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, east of the Fir t National Bank, up stairs Probate and Pension business given special and prompt attention.
R. WORRALL, Attorney. Office upstairs, over McOalla & Co.'s Store.
Will practice in al' the e.-v.irt. Special attention given to the Pension business.
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Rank Notice. VTOTICK IS HEREBY filVKX. that
Ghab A Root. A soldier nnmel S. P. Davis, give the following vwcion of the expressive phrase, "Grab a lioot :" llfinp; right where this mot p;rabl.iiit' huainess was done. I think
that T L-nnw whwri i.n.1 hntv it Correct Attest:
originated. It was at the battle of
.'.hiluhjltt. I .tt-t ti four ami fit o'clock, - Dei-
Total,
STaTR .F iKOIANA. 1 MoNBoK CtumTT, s. I, "W. K. WooOBUSJf, Cashier of the above named Bank, do solemnly swear that the nhove statement is true, to the bettof my knowledge and belief. W K. WOODBURN, Cashier. Stihecribod and sworn before mo, this 12th day of IjHOHinlier, 18S7.
jUlia tl l.ut'ur..'',
Notary Public.
Johv WAI.PROX, Nat. I1. Him, L'ii'C t : fi"
A SPECIAL OFFER. C.l.jnrl...ps rAinittttlfr a vcitr'a .iliscrin-
tion to the Knilaph will r.uvva a prem- I i-N the Annuul lleeiinj: of Stockh jlders
itim bv roturn mail h matniticeiit cabinet : of the specimen of Hilvt-r O.o trom one of tho rirStWall01.nl Bank. leading mines of T.mihrtone or if they f B,oonlinKlon j,,,.. h. held at the prefer tt, a growing Cactus which boars . Bimkil oflk,0 of fM Barik, OI1 thJ SccKa.J?ll,)r.' r' r . . Und 'IWdHy (the loth duv) of .:..nuary. The territory or Arizona ts now attract- ; Rt , ((.l;,ok r f(ir th pulpos0 ol ing treat ntU-nlion .... account of lis won- , u Firfi j ,ir(,ot11.s for tHid Bunk. dnrltil mines and fertile agricultural lands, : waI,TKR E VVOODBUKS hesidta the broad e.punso of grasiii); D . , mi ' Cashier. lands. The Tombstone Kpitaphis tho , uee- lu le8'iri'imt exponent of its resources, and tur-j nitl.es the best nn thod of hi-comiiij; potcd with regard to this new country.
Tho cabinet specimen or the cactus would iiiiike a handsome holiday present. Remit by postal order or registered lot tcr. AiMrrfs L'.inv c. i vi 1 v n..l..tt,...
1 j- . a 1 ll'tl':. !
t fieWe are I eaice, t.nt (tio.e whe write in
I .-t.in.on J( Co rerHeed. Meiuf.witl remte
1 f-itl infarm.ttm nbou. wnrk wltlch aaft . An d lira At .Hinr..I.t vlll l.v
t-a frotu S lo If- rr- "ley- "t, hJ"
earned erefS.nl in a Jar Bh'. vwieral.l . erll
It) 1 1 . 1
J - ml
ait aeic.ieur tart
vonncrot.l
missioi.ers. tor tne nariormanco ot u.e
contract to be filed with bids. Payments will be made a. thework proijressos, by estimates nilido by the Superin-
loi.rlent. riisorvina- 20 nor cent, on said es
timates of work until the liiitii completion and acci-ptaucoof s-tid work. The work on snid Pike is not to bo com
menced bv said contractor till the bonds therefor aro sold and ttio money paid in
to tha Treasurer.
The contract will be let lo tha lowest
and hst bidder, tho Board of Commis
tioners and tho Superintendent, reserving
the rit;ht to rccct any and all ouis.
n. UKM.RY. Dec. 21, 1887. Superintendent. " AUllvaVs'RATOU'S SHE. XJOTICK IS HE UK BY GIVKN, that IN the und.-rsi-.ied. Administrator of thn estate r John H man. defeased, ill sell tit Public Auction to the highest bidder on THURSDAY. JAN. 12tu, 1883, on the farm of Mrs. Russell, in Perry Township, Minion County, lndhina, beginning at 10 o'clock A. M., the Per ..nl PrAnoitv of snid deceased consisting
of Cattle, Hay in Slacks, Household and ' K;tehen Furniture, and various other ar-
tiolei. TERMS OF SALE. Al! sums of five dollars an 1 under, cash in hand ; on all (.tutu over tlvo dollars a er.idil of six month; will he tjiven. tho purchaser giving note with approved surety, waiving valuation laws, with S per cent, interust, after maluritv. and atto-ney's lees. ' 1UCUARD A. VVLK. Administrator. Pec. 21, 1887 Notice of M ministration NOTICE is hereby g'voit, that the uudursigiied bus been appoinle.d by tho .Imlge of l!i Circuit Court of Monroe County, ritatc of Ind'utmi, Administrator of tin. estate f l.dit. Konan, late of l.yoti comity, Keiittuky, deceased. Kaid Cetitlo is si .ppord t la solvent. i;iCUAi) A. FULK, Administrato.
P r It. :s-v.
Blooitrlneton. or J. jl. LANGWOKTH.,ii
Traveling Irassenger AfMit, ierre oauta, Indiana.
KIRK'S !
FLOATING SOAP
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THE CHIEF For the. Bstth, Toilet and Laundry. Snow White and Absolutory Pure. If yrnir rleatar docs not keep White Cloud Soon, nenrt W cents for sample cake to the maker, JRS. S. KIRK & CO., CHJCACO. ESTABLISHED 1337. 30 YEARS' BUSINESS. E. C. ATKIS3S & CO., Manufacturers oi high srado
CITY
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OJ (O THE PUBLIC GENERALLY ARE RESPKCTFULLY IKrOBMED THAT ALL THEIR WAKTS In the line of Books and Stationery QAN BE FULLY SUPPLIED AT THK CITY BOOK aTORK, WAT PRICESt THAT CAKKOT FAIL TO FLCAM. Sttilcnts will find teret Pcfsome rare bargaiu inV aKSTeecond - hand, bookl.1 fi. P. COLE.
OHIO ft llisSIS8IPPT UAILWAT. JL
FIKE SAWS A SPECIALTY. RB-M.lc) Trom me tnrest ewlectml ietex-l : oert rr.-thots used, and the most ektlUul workmen employed in their manufaettiro. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE By expert workmen. We keep In rt:l: a full line ot leather. Rubber and Cotton JJsLnxu and Mux Strrruca,
Write for prtoe-llst and our lew rjuotiitlons.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1
LiTHOCRAPHSR & LESTROTYPES
P i i I W T it .
BtAHK BOO!(S, ETC.
MCST COMFLCTE HOUSe IN 1 ht WC iT.
The Pipnlr Tlirotigh Roult and Ditvt t Fast Line to AH Points EAST AND WEST. 4Dat'v Trains (each way) between i tiSCIS'XATI AKD ST. J.OUlSt Stopping at Inierm -diat. Station. tBT l.uxnrint INrlor Car on Day Qjt Trains. Palace Sleeping Crs on all ? ight Trai ns. Vine Day Coaches, on all train. Thrctigli Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis Wjtrtliinoinrt,
MEMPHIS, TEKN. ! Bal ti more, riiilaK-lnhi,?fow York
j A XI) A IX lX IEUMKDIATr: ItHNTS. iPir Emigrantj und Imd Seekers, th. ; "O. & M." is the lnt ronin. lieeaust) it i
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C. C. Tl'UNEU. W. .1. Tl'RSEU. ITuriKi Bros., TUB LIC APING Undertakers Ami I'uil(ure l'Hlrs. They have lhe larsjei-l and aiwl cmnplcte f'tticl; of Kuruituro ever l.rouaht to Bloomington. a ml can "sell i;oul.- cheaper than over hvfore. They have n 1 1 rgo s sortmentof Wood.Cloth iind Melnlit; t's.skels, and pay special attention toordcrs 1-y telegraph. ('arrine;.'S ftn t.Uhtid w hoi, 0s.irs.. I'inetoit aiitl Orgattn hi.pt in stock, aud sold on inooi'ily pny-m.-nts. North Side I'tihlic Sqijni.
BlotMU.'nsrton i. r -
tho shortest and yiickcst, and affords the J Last accoutuiodattutts. i TlaO Oen is the only line rnnning j tilvepini; tlar lii-twi-en Oiuolnmtti unci irit. Xstiiw.
1-or ri'liahlc inloriiiatioii aa to route.,, rates, m;vv ticlcnts, timet, etc., am.lv in.
j person ttf letter, UH. A.TKKIT Dt.KY4 i Ticket Aat iH O Je M. K y. Mitchell. Im w to C it. Jones. District lsungttr Atj't
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1 J.F.BAUNAUI), PrcatI Jk 1,,-n. Kunager, ! C 1 X t: I x x i T l. n-u tn
Hi-ogviNCToK.
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' Time Tabj.k at OOlN NOKTH
j Fast Mail. j Chifasjo N'mlit Kxproas, ' I'loominston Accom'n, GOIN; SOUTH j Past Mail, j Louisville Night Exrfcjj, ! Louisville Act-om'n,
.1:01 m. H:I0 pm. Hr.10 pm. 4:lSp in. t: IS i a.m. :20 a.m.
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