Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 13, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 May 1888 — Page 2

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IX AOUMit, A Year FOX FBSailHEJtr, CtaBfj JB. DeFew $. fork. uxm C POiTO. ah w vi cm m c w a. d ProRrera: You will pleaae announce that Tboaaa Wm, of Washington townihip, wiB bo a caacKdata tor Sheriff of Monroe Bounty, snbjer.t to tbo decision of tlte BcptMiee Cesuity tomdn. Mm P Thai "Kepobltcs are aagratefal" has long becst a w. That it f wrongous eoss vithooi question. The United Stain to-dr pays as much to the way of pensions as does England ia the support of btr standing arm 7. anus is e m swriiie lefotedr few aersoas deserviaf of peaaioa are refused one, bat ataay persona not entitled to them receive pensions. This is 'Wrong and it is a wrong that should berenwdied. By what right or under what assompUon of right are pensions given the widows- of de ceased BMitHtOM ana o&eeooraers . These men deelare that they sought office for honor only. They re ceived what the? considered, when tbev took their offices, to be adeonate compensation. . Then why should their widows be pensioned? Mrs. Jjoean, Mrs. iUatrand Mrs. Qraat receive pensions of $5,000 per year each? Is it right n it justice? Granted that Logan and the others served their country. They only did what they considered their doty in the premises and they, in their lifetime received their reward. Tbev services in their own . plane were valnable, hot were they entitled to each a consideration as that arded them even after death ? (Jen. Canby was as good a soldier as Blair or Logan, and furthermore, Canby was slaughtered at hispmiofdnty. Then why should Mrs. Lecaw or Mm. Blair receive one hundred times the amount of pension given Mm. Canby? The ct is that the tendency of the times ra tbu ceantry asehteaL and the estahlishment of a dam aristocracy by means of the pensioo bureao is ia process of development. It is establishing a -had precedent. It is against the republican idea. It is advancing a policy in opposition to the theory that "there can be nycoatpensatioD except for labor. Bat looking at this matter from another standpoint: Them men served their country to the best of their ability. For this they were rewarded until their demise, and the reward is extended to their widows after their death. The locomotive engineer who is killed at his post in an accident, was serving the people and in toe discharge of his duty met bis death. Sorely, according to the precedent established bis widow is more entitled to reward than either ot these widows, who receive $5,000 per year. He filled a lowly position bat it was place that bad to be filled. He did his slotted work creditably, and he lost hie life in the discharge of his doty. For him there were so civic honors nothing hot hard work and little compensation. Is sot his widow entitled to a pension more than the others ? It may be said that be was ia the employ of a private company ; bnt was his service to the people (the government) lessened any oa that account? The Progress has always favored, and to-day ia ia favor of pensioning all soldiers, but it is squarely opposed to pensioning the famines of politicians, or paying ezborbhant pensions to officers or their families. When an officer's term of service expired be stood on the mote plane with the common sohiiiT, and bis pay should be no greater on the pension rolls than that awarded to & private. At the convention at Indianapolis, when x-Gov. Albert 6. Per? ter was so enthnsiastica) ly nominat ed for delegate at large to toe Chicago convention, in answer to loud calls be came before the audience. At first be was greatly affected by the hearty and warm, and enthusiastic greeting, but be soon recovered himself and said he felt deeply the honor thus shown him. "Not many months ago," he continued, "the President of the United States came to Induipolis,and announced beforehand- that be wanted no Bepubiiesa committee to receive him. He came to our Capital and steading upon the steps of the Capitol, delivered an address. In mentioning (he names of the great men who had honored Indiana he spoke of Thomas A. Hendricks, of I Joseph E. McDonald and of Isaac P. Gray. He never mentioned the name of the great civil captain, Oliver P. Morton. There is a man in this city, solutions in whose favor you have passed to-day, who .enlisted in the war, leaving a lucrative office and remaining there until its dose, never having asked a furlough, and then returned to biV home. That was Benjamin Hatrison, great applause but the President gavehtm uo recognition while here. I saw ia tbe procearioB hatj

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I escorted hira soldiers of distinction, such as General Foster, General Knefler and General George F. McGinn!, men who had staked their lives for the preservation' of the Union. MeGinnis I speak of him to-dsy -because bets as modest as a girl, going through great battles bearing op otr standard, a soldier St to stand by Casar and give direction. None of the Republican statesmen and none of the Republican generals of the war received the slightest recognition. The President went to Terr Haute and spoke there of the Tall Sycamore of the Wabash, laughter bnt be forgot entirely, the venerable, majestic and overshadowing Oak of the Wabash, the old man eloquent applause, who in 1840, nearly a half century ago, proudly bore the Whig standard when another Harrison was up for President applause, and carried Indiana by 15.000 majority, and who, when Grover Cleveland went into office, was tbe Secretary of the Navy of the United States, than whom no predecessor had ever been more liiuttinoos, (Applause J "Nona of the gesfmlg ot the war 00 tbe Republican side were mentioned, Knefler, MeGinnis, Hacklemen. Gentlemen, I can not call tbe roll ia a half day ; and he forgot another man whom we honor here to-day in our hearts when we make another choice, and that is Geo. Waller Q. Gresham. Applause. Now, when the 4th of March' comes we will introduce to the President who passes through the name of a distingaised men in Indiana, and will introduce him to the President from Indiana. Cheers. MBS. UZZIC TATLOB. - Tbe following articles are taken ' from, tbe Lafayette Courier : FUKERAL OF jtas .W- C. 1 TAYLOR. The remain of Uri. W- C. Taylor arrived itnm Bbjomington, Inlwn the early morning train, and ere taken to the family residence on Columbia (tret. The funeral service wBl ba held at St John's ebureb at 3: 15 to-morrow afternoon. Tea remain will be placed In the vault at Greeabuab. The. pall-bearer will be J. T. .Merrill, John O. Morgan, Louis KimmaU K. P. DeHart, W. Dewitt Wallace and 1. 1 Beach. Tbe flower-bearers will ha six bora selected from tbe pupil of the Ford bib school. AOTMaT OT TUB TCACHta. Tbe teachers of tha public schools held . : . . 1 - . 1 . a meeting at '? vesU-rdny afternoon j at toe library buihfinr to take actum on uteORainoi Mrs. Taylor, a- number r calorie were paid to the life and beauti ful character of the deceased, and a com mittee on molulion appointed, a follows : Prof. J. A. Zeliar. His M. OasleU, Prof. J. X. Matthew Mm A. K. Strait oa, Prof. DeJos Btsaell, Prof. A. O. Boterand Prof. Isaac BardiDo. A coromiUee to leeare a suitable floral oderiiig was also appointed, eonistingf Slime Alice Brown, Mary Jefferson, Dora Jones, India Burba, Smma Compton, Ada llcComb and Waller wane. The committee on raaoluUuoa repotted adversely :q the tcrtolvped Cnn. of eendoleaea wtaalry adopted, and Mated toai inoy would prepare a tetter exprvashre of tbe feeling of tbe techer, nave tbe same engrossed and forwarded to the family of Um decraiod. LAID TO BEST. The foneral of the lata 5r. W. C. "L. Taylor took place from St. John's church. l oe services were omductea by lie v. Vr. Pettis, who preached an eloquent sermon, shotsndine; with enlegiea on the many good traits of the deceased. The teachers and scholars of tbe public schools, togeth er with a largeauinber of the many friends of tbe deeeaed, attended for tbe purpose of paying tbe bat token of respect and aiteein to the denartad. Tbe snlendid choral service was conducted by Prof J A Zeliar, assisted by Kiss Pannie Cowdry, Mrs E P Knight and Mr D h Buzzeu. Xne magnificent Soral oSerines oc cupied quite a pace. The designs and tributes were many, and attogetber, wnre very oeauuiui. jrrooaMy the Handsomest oSerine was that of the numb of tbe Hi eb School. Tbe design was a largo music rack, supDortiac a pace of music across which were the words "Nearer my Gad to Thee." Tbefollowine is a list of tbe Sowers with the names of tbe donors; Basket of Bowers, pupils of Centennial school; calls lillies. Miss M BazleU: sickle, Mrs Emerson and daughter ; bunch of calls and taster lillies, teachers of Cen tennial school : buneb of buds and Marchalaiel roses, Mrs McRae and Miss Keltic Ployd; wreath. Mayor W V Stuart; spray ef pink rosebud. Mrs J O Morgan ; buneb of lillies and pannie, Mrs DeWitt Wallace ; cot Sowers, Mrs Kmersoo and Mrs Morgan ; cross, Miss McCalla, Mra Boise n and Mrs Poster, of Bloomington, lni; spray of flowers, Mrs Will T Barbee; crock of roses, Mrs J O Morgan ; cot flowers, George Mueller; cut flowers, Mrs Dr Clark; cut flowers, Mrs S U Curtis. Offering were also received from tite other taaebera and public schools, and from many friends abroad,' which arrived tola afternoon. After tbe 'services tha Funeral cortege proceeded to Green blub cemetery where the remain were placed in tbe vault They will be buried beside her children in Greeabush cemetery. A nobis wife and mother, a true frimd and aeigbbor has gene to her Jonr rest. Peace 10 B The surviving members of the Old Mendelssohn Society send the following To the Relatives and Friends of Mrs Lizzie Taylor: As members of the original Mendelaaohn Society of Bloom ngton we wish for ourselves and for our fellow members nov. widely scattered to express onr deep sense of loss in the death of the founder and leader of the society, Mrs. Lizzie Taylor. With an enthusiasm that inspired every member, with a constancy and sweetness of eharater habitually turned discord into harmony, with an unflagging industry that of ter seemed marvelous, with a tact and skill that enabled her frail health to triumph over all obstacles, and with a pnblio spirit which made her career a bright example to the community in which she lived Mrs. Taylor througout her residence here conducted the Society through a series of musical enterprises which not onlv fostered tbe general Uate for her loved art

and tmoecl many followers, but contributed to the prosperity and comfort oar town and carried good will and healing to' our neighbors sick and sffiloted. Our leaders voice may still be heard n the bell that tells the hours to Bloomington, her light still shines to illuminate our streets, the very stones on which we tread in our walks record her memory, and the Southern breeze whispers gratitude to her for many a fever stricken home. While we shall ever cherish in recollections the skill and the devotion of the musician, we shall also never forget the melody of her beautiful life. PASHE3 HERE AND THERE. Decoration Day (30th) falls on Wednesday One of the Democratic nostms8ters in Texas hasn't sent any mail for a month, and on inquiry it was found that he is wniting till bis sack gets full If any one finds a $20 gold piece on the street and will bring it to this office be will get $18 reward. Now hurry up- The .annual

crop of sweet girl graduates is ri ening, and the harvest will sbutidant. Sweet boy graduates are nearly as scarce as whiskers on the man in the moon People will do well to examine their currant bushes, as the eggs which soon develop into the destructive currant worm have already been deposited on the under side of the young leaves and can be seen with the naked eye Jason Brown will get the nomination for Congress in his district. The nomination ia equivalent to an election, Forty years sgo in the good old Democratic days ot James K. Polk.when trade was almost free, the farmer could purchase six yards of calico for two bushels of wheat ; in these days of the "robber tariff" the farmer can buy twelve yards of calico with one hnshel of wheat . The liquor men thought better of it and didn't perfect their appeals to tbe urciiit court Meetings to ' boom" the Opera House subscription are being lieu! weekly. Having so nearly made a success of this enterprise it looks like folly to abandon if Bro. Ft It us has undergone another "increase" examination. Feltus' rating is not good, as he was not in the H8oth JNe Jersey John Littell has opeuett a repair sliop in the i'rogrcss Block, and is doing a nice busiuess The short horn sale of John Welch, at Goaport, resulted in the disposal of 26 head of cattle. Eighty dollars h?t head was the price paid 'Mrs. Cad well of Kansas City, is visiting the family of her father, Hon. 8. Wallingford While Dick Kirby, to com pany with several men. was engag ed in loading logs on a wagon, Tuesday a week,a copperhead snake sunk its fangs into Kifby's right leg just above the knee. Moistened tobacco was at once bound over the wound, and although quite sick afterwards, he is now better, and it ia believed he will get entirely well r The Dudley Sunday School has been reorganized with M . H. lhiskirkjSuperintf ndent ; U .Smith, Asst. Supt. ; Paul Smith, Sec'y ; Treasurer, Dudley Smith. Teachers : U. Smith, Narcissus Brandon, Alice Sandifer, Nona Smith Fertilized wheat in Monroe connty is now coming out grandly. Wish ve could say as much for that which is not fertilized Prof. Atwater delivered the address before the graduating class ot the High School at Rensselaer, last Sunday Chas. Ham of near Stanford has bought n. A. Urown's farm, paying $575 At the last regular meeting of the City Council the Mayor appointed the following standing committees : Finance Jas. D. Showers, Bcnj. Yoss, John Waldron, Streets end sidewalksHowe Ryors, John Waldron, Benj. Voas. Cisterns John Waldron, David Hughes, Jonathan Nichol son. Fire Dep't David Hughes, Howe Jiyors, Jas. D. bhowers, Bridges Jonathan Nicholson, Da vid Hughes, Howe Kyors, Cemetery and Public Improvements Benj. Voss, Jonathan Nicholson, James D. Showers Wystt W. Wicks was in Cincinnati last week The memorial address will be delivered by Rev. S. R. Lyons A brother of John iv . Anderson, H.I Anderson of Chicafio, was visiting relations here last week Now comes the long vacation for attorneys. No court till September next "The Uniform Rank K. nf P. will march on Decoration Day. Tbe drill corps, or that portion of it that lias leen regular in attendance upon the meetings performssoine handsome evolutions Get your Commencement ribbons, bonnets, fans, etc. They come high', but they must be had -Mrs. Belle Seward attended the State Equal Suffrage Convention at lndineapolis James Dowden, who recently died with paralysis, was aged 78 years. He was the father of A. J., Ab. and Frank Dowden. In the mm brought lo enjoin Treasurer Gas tun from collecting taxes on the Higlit Pike, Judge Pearson on Saturday rendered a decision declaring that it is the duty of the Treasurer to collect the same. Amzi Munson of Mitchell, one rtf the I mt known politicians in Southern Indiana, died on Wednesday morning last with paralysis, in his 61st vear, Mr. Munson has not bceu in pood health Tor several tars!

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UNIVERSITY JIEWt ITEKt. Mr. Jordan, pstienger agent en tbe Bee Line, was in the tity last week and visited tbe University. ProfiNsor At water delivered lbs address before the graduating?! of th ' Keusser taer nig a eeuoof on ounuay last.1 . Mr.M.W. Kiplitiger was catted home on Wednesday last on -account of. the tickness of his fattier. j ; ; Messrs. Bro ham, Able and Prybread attended tbe State Convention of tbe Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at Uangrer last week. DePauw wo a game of ball Saturday from the Butlor ninn by a score of is to . j ne oov snoujd now go down sad annihilate Bloomitigton. Greencaitle Times, No use boys ; still bo one wUI ebjsot to seeing SePauws get a coat of whitewash. Professor Arnold Tompkins will lecture next Sunday, subject: "Freedom . On the Sunday following Or. Jardaii dollver the BeccataurMta. address. X "" The Sigma Chi frtitnrnity gives a. baaquot on r rioay, June it. Prof Frank Axtell of Wssbiajrton,Indn a former studtrat ot I U, will baharo during commencement. Mits Ella Bawles baa been appointed assistant in the Uresnsburg High School at a salary of M00. Mr McCoriniok of class '8. who is principal of tHe Jfuw Harmony sebaols and a nwmber of tbe Phi Pi fraternity, is in tee city. Mr H L Wilson lias a position in tbe normal school of Freemont,-Nebraska, -as Professor of Oreek, Latin and German. His school befns in July and continues throughout tub year. Dr Jordan will entertain tbe Senior class on to-mc rrow evening. Mr Cbas Cunnineham of Greencburg, through Junior with class '88, will be in tbe city during commencement. Tbe Vendetadhn Society presented the following books to the library last week ; Husie tnd Aforals, Jlnzart, Life of Lisst, Curiosities of Music, Beethoven, Life of Chopin, Lsttors on Mnsic, Mendelssohn's Letters from Italy and Switzerland, Hozart's Xietters (two voa.j, ju enaewsouu s Letters, Voice Building, Music Explained. On Friday evening, June 1st, tbe valedictory exercises of the Literary Societies will be held, the following being tbe program: Philo, Bert. Fester; RepanM D. Driscol I; Independent, Cbas. E. liemsberg; Response, Mis Kate Shannon; Union-Athenian, Fred. Monica! : . Re sponse, J. F. Thornton. Prof. J. A. Woodburn went to Lebanon, Ind last Thursday, to deliver an address before the graduating class of tbe lligb School, of which Mr. Joseph Wylio. a School,' of graduate or 1. U, is rrincipal. It is unnecessary to ny that the Lebanon audience enjoyed an in tclleclual treat, for Prol.W.'s ability in tbi line is well known and is generally con ceded. Another mseUng nf the Alumni Association of Indiana State University was held in the study of St, Paul's church, Friday evening, Judge Itoache presiding. Dr. J. B. Merrison was elected Secretary. Dr. Jencks, n behalf of tha eomniittoa, made a report outlining the form undor which it is proposed to organlxo, and it was shown that there arethirty'gradtmtcs of the University in Indianapolis. Judge Boache,- Dr. Jencks, and Profeor T. O, Alfrd were continued as a committee to draft articles for permanent organization of the alumni residing in this city, the same to report at the next meeting. It was the sense of the assembly that all the tbo alumni attend commencement exercises of the Univeriitv. if the same be (possible, this year, thesV exbrcj-fi b.in inng May 40, and Closing june u. j nere will be forty craduntos, the largest num ber in the. Iiiftory of the institution. An other ineeling of tha atumni wW ordoiod, for Monday, June 11. Indianapolis Newt. .I''. . ifr PREP. DEPARTMENT. ......The rain spoiled the Soniar pic nic . School is out on Iba 29th. ...... Braxtan will not return, Stevenson is at home. ......There will lie 32 graduates. No mora Prop, items this year. ......Bamember the summer normal . ......Prof. Beck was very sick part of but week. A. H. Guthrie Is serinuily ill at. his room at No. 211 S. 7lh street. ......Only one hour's exercise hist Fri day afternoon. ......Howo will spend his vacation in the east. lie says he will return with long pants. ......Bitter will visit relatives fn northern Indiana during tbe summer. He has been homo during the year. ......Spencer will visit relations in Chicago tbe bitter part of the summer. ......Where are tbe red ribbons ? .....We wish you nil a pleasant vacation and hope to see all roturn next year. ......Last Friday being tho but of the year, was of mora than ut-nal interest. The subject for debato was : "Would Legislation better the condition cf the work ing man T' Aft. Well and Oskins, neg. Brewer and Luzadder. Jury Atwater, Koons and Borland; decision, affW The principal exercise was Miss Van Wii.kle' declamation. But three mom berg of the choir were present. No visitors. Soots Hutchinson Boomlug. ilore Salt Companks Looated Here This Week Other Matters. Last week wo intimated that a nutttber of rati companies wero looking at Huuth Hutchinson with a view of locating and this week we aro happy to state that three companies have selected the ground and will commence operations at once." Another company from Saginaw, Miahigan, bad a representative here this week, and to a reporter of this paper stated emphatically that his company intended coming hero and locating in 'South Hutchinson. This Saginaw company is one of the largest in Mirhigtin and their work will novo the capacity of twelve hundred barrels per day. Tho threo companies that located lion; Hi is week will all be at work putting up their blocks inside of ten days, in fact the Pennsylvania company i now at work and has been atl week. Preparatory to thefe numerous salt blocks coming into South Hutchinson, tbe -barbed wire foundry of this city, has been getting in shape to turn out all the necessary iron work. Knell block requires a certain amount nf iron casting and this onn lino nf work itfolf will require a number of men in tl.is department to supply tha demand for the next twelve months to come. The different railrond running into our city will commence building their switches at once, and when thr-y are all completed it will bo necessary for a switch engine to be kept on this sidn of the river oxclurivoly. Thus South Ifucthinson continues to grow, like wire her salt industry, which from the present outlook bids fair to tako the lead In Knncas Review. Nolice of ildoiiniiftratioii, NOTICB is beroby given, that tbo iadeniignod has been appointed by the Clerk nf the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Samuel Snoddy, late of

Stonroe county, deceasedSaid estate is supposed to be solvent. IK.V O. B ATM AX, May 23, 1S8ST. Administrator.

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THE Fablle Sale or Personal Pro perty. Notice is hereby given that tbe upder signed will on ' WfiDESUAY, MAY 30vh, 1888, at the late .resideneo of John. Hall, sell at Public Sale tbe Personal Property of said nail, consisting of Horse. Cattle, Sheep, Bees and Fariuiae Utensils, and various other articles. TERMS OF SALS. All sums under Five Dollars, cash in hand ; all sums of Five Dollars and over, a credit of tlx months will be given, the purchaser giv. ing note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws, bearing eight per cant, interest after maturity. Hale to begin at 10 o clock A. M. SARAH HALL, Widow. Mav 9, 188. K, A. Fens, Attorney. It seems strange that any one will see a friend suffer from rheumatism. neuralgia, sciatica, lama lmck, aching nerves, etc., when Sanford's Murve Tonic, h:is proven itself a never-fniling cure, and is sold by our drugists Faris Bros, at the low price of 65 cvnti a bottle. It alio cures cloudy urine, which often ir the cawa of acbes and pains', check wasting and decay, imparts refreshing drvaiulcss lwp at night, jjives strength to evry part ami reraoTcs an ymptoms ornervnu debility, till Nov. -8d ATTORNEYS' CARDS . , M. BVSKIUK HVSKMK. (J. W. BvaKiisji. 1. K. nvKittKl Attorney. Office ovor MjrChIIm & (Vk dry irixxl store. Sioia1 attention given to Probate luines, to the collection of clainist mid lo luifiue in all the courts of this and adjoining counties. T tract A' flA 7 MA .V, (H. C. DuxXJ cam, Itu C. Batman) Attorneys. Officii over Illair'a f boo store, wet side public squaw. Particular attention will be iriven to I'rolmte caes, Htl!wlini, ete. Y ill prai tiro in all the courts. MJ 1ERS f COnii, Attorneys. Ofllco lip-stairs over Corner clothing store, wort side. Will practice in H tbo courts of the State, l'robnte business givon specinl and mroful attention. T OVDF.S.i ROGERS, Attorneys, office XJ over First National Bank. Business of a legal natura given oareful attention in all courts. Ileal estate titles earefully exaimnel liy aid or luuen's Austnict. A specially made Of the collection and remittance of claims of all kinds. i A. FVLK. Atturnev. office in Allon -l . & VcBiary s new block, up-stair over corner room. Special- ann caretul atten tion will be given to proba'.e lnui nets, and to prompt collection of cUim. TAMES It. NVLKV. Attorney, will It civo aneoial nltciition to settline: do. ccdonts' estate, collecting etc. Will practice in all courts. Is City Attorney, and may be found in bis otBco over the "Corner'' clothing store. nUSr ,$ EAST, Attorneys. Office In Hi the AS'nldren Block, north side public fqunrc, up stairs. Give prompt attention to Probate business, and to the collection of claims. Will also practice in all the Courts. Business solicited. Bemeinber tbo locution. Agents for No. 1 insurance. 1888 INDIAN SPRINUS. 1888 Famous Health and Pleasure Resort. Having decided to start a Spring Term for Medical Treatment of Invalids and givine those needing tbe benefit of the water the advantage of low prices by at tending beforre the season ia crowded with Pleasure Scckors and tho spring be. ing the time tho system needs building up before tne neateu term comes on we nave decided to niuko the price at Six and Seven Dollars per WeeliV" according to the location of room. In addition to this we donate free the Bath houso for bathing and Ball alley for exercise. We donate those two institutions tree for the reason that oxen-ising in the ball alley and taking, the wnrm sulphur baths aro of the greatest importance to invalid, nnd knowing they are too oAon neglected on account of the expense it incurs. Heretofore the prices have been so high that persons sufloring with discaae could not afford to attend and take a full course of treatment. Remember this offor ia only good through May and June. After t.liat tho regular rate will be charged. Don't Cet Caught, This spring with your blond full of im purities, your appottte poor, your digestion impaired, kidneys and livor torpid and vour whole system liable to ba pros. tratcd with diaenso, but get your system tn good condition ana ruauy ir tne warm weather by spending a few days at our nlace. dririkim: and bathine in tho waters that have no equal for purifying the bloo j,' toning up the systom. producing an appe-. tile, restoring tbo liver and kidneys to their normal condition. It will eflect a permanent euro for ltheuinatism, Neural gia, sick hnadnche, Indigortion, Disease of tho urinary urgaos, romalo troubles, Chronia Disease of tha Skin, Mercurial disease) are all relieved by using thero waters a ihoy are u tonic and alterative in their gonarn! oflVots. Kemcniber we aro only eight miloi from Shoals on the O. & M. ltailroad, situated in the mirfit of tho finest scenery in the State of Indiiina. Hejpsctf'i'lv, UOBUIiiS BKOrHER$.

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EEPORT ef tha tJonVJlHon Ol THB IT'is-mt Mn.ttoxml Xtanlc AT BLOOMING-TOW, in tbe State of In diana, at the close of uusinsss.April 30th, 1888; BKSOUKCKS, Loans and difeount,........,.$lT'i,44T 20 Overdrafts, U. S. Bonds to secum circula' tion IJ per cenu, ....... Other Slocks, Bonds asd Mort 4,623.. 10 3D.00O 00 . giges Due from approved Kcierve Agent,....., Dae from other National Banks,... Du from State Banks and Banker,........... Beal estate, furniture and fix. tUr4SHtaafntt(M Current 6xptu n4 taxe !sim1, Is of other Hanks, .' Fractional currency, nickels nnd cents,. '.. ...... SM'cie, ligMl tondur note .. Rodemptinn fund 'with U. 8. Treasurer 34,M 75 03,203 M 13,965 T 8,078 46 7,578 71 3,371 50 &.800 00 257 10 22,100 -O0 J.800 00 1.350 Total, . ..$30 3i3 3S LIAIULIT1KS. Capital stock paid in $120,000 00 Surplus fund 28,000 00 Undivided profits,. Stntii Uank notes outstanding, :., Individual deposits, subjnrt to ehvck ... ti,&5 o:i 27,000 Ot) 135 0B7 f3 3H.5.W 51 127 10 bDemanrl Certiflonte of deposit DtlC State Banks and Bankers - IVtitlj..... Mt ao4Stati: or Ispiasa, , . MoKlti'K COCSTV," ( S. I, W. B. Woooia'KX, Cashier of tho above named Bank, do solemnly swear that tho nbovo tnU-meit is true, to tbo beslof my kriowieilCR aim lKlier. W. K. WOODS1UKN, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn before me, this 4th day of Mav, 1S08. joujf h. i.oruKr, Notary fublic Correct Attest: Joint Waiubow, Xat.V. Hili, p. k. bcskihk, Directors. May if, 1 888. Acliwinigtrntrix's Sal of Real Itwte. XTOTICE 1- HEREBY GIVEK, that IM the underrgniMl AdininUtrutris of the estnto ol Matthew Mut'onnell. leceased, will by order of tho Monroe Circuit Court, scl'( at public auction to the highest bidder, oa TUESDAT, JUNE tii, 1888, at 10 o'clock a.w , on the promises, tho following real estate, in Moiirooiounty, Indiana, to-wit: Fifteen ncres off of the sou th end of tho west hall' of tho southeast quarter of sec tion one (I), town eight (S), north range two (2 west. Also fifty acres off of the west half of tbe northeast quarter of section twelve ( 1 2) same town and range, bounded as follows: Beginning at the northwest corner of said qunrter section running thence oast 72 rods, thonce south 113 rois, thnnre west 72 rods, ttiencn north 113 rods to tho pi aee of beginning. AIo twenty-five acres off of the south end of tho east half of the northwest qnartor of section 12, all in town 8, north range' 2 west, "except that part thereof heretofore deeded to Wm. Wviincr,whiub is bounded as follows : rommencing at a point on tho north section lino. 8 rods and 3 links west of the corner in tha center of the nortn line of the northeast (j tarter of section 12, thenco south along the wejt line of "Wm. Woimcr's land 1 18 ix4 to tho .north .ec: tion line, thence wnst 19 rods nnd 18 links, thence north 118 rods to the north section line, thence east 19 rods and 18 links to the place of beginning, containing 14 54-100 acres. Also part of the southwest quarter of tho southeast quarter of feci ion oniyiime town and ninge,boundod as follows: commencing ut the corner above described in tho center of tho north side of the northeast quarter of said sec tion 12, thence wet along the section line 27 rods and 21 links, thence north 30 rods. thence east 27 rods and 21 links, thciuo south 30 rods to the place ot beginning, containing 5 22-100 acres.'1 Abo tho following other tract: begin ning at a stone corner on tha north mul south lino, dividing section 1 and 12, about 1 IS rods south of the luiif mile corner, thonco east botweun tho lands of Wm. Woimor and Matthew McConnoll 47 rods nnd 7 links to a corner, thence south 3t rods and 15 links to tha center of the road, tbenco along tho ennter of said road &7i degrees wast 13 rials and II links, thence alona the center ot rod highway south 241 degrees west, 21 rods and 21 links, thune.o f.outh 45 degrees west, 30 rods to thu place of beginning, containing 19 7G-100 acres, and containing alter said exception, U0 acres. TERMS OP SALE. One-third cnh in hand, one-third in nino and one-third in eighteen months. the purchasers giving notes for deferred payments.bearingsix porcont.intorert from date, and attorneys fees, waving all re lief from valuation or appraisement 'laws with good sectiritv. MAKGABKT McCONNKLL. Administratrix. R. A. Frm, Attorney. Mkv n 1S-HM.

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IVefire. Notice Is hereby given tint tbe Estate of Dr. Joseph Ot. MrPhectera will ba settled without HilminiUiitlion. Persons indt bted to or having: claim against tho crista will call an ii the undersigned, who trill collect nil debts que the Lstate and par all proper cluimst wwisra lj. aici HKSTKKS, ClIAKLBt U. McPnKKrEMI. My2-4U Tru alccM A'otlc. Notien is he -rby givifn that a the Trustee of Bloninlngtoii township I will be found in my office nn the north side of the square, 6rer tho Beo Hive; every Wednesday and Sutuidav. THO MASS' il ASSY, Trustee r f Bloom inglon township. C. C. TVSiR,: -THE LEADINGUNDERTAKER A-'-,'--:J Furniture Dealer. I have the largtst and best selected') slock ever brought tt Bloomington, nnd I will iell you !:oidis cltwper than any one. x imvu n una uippiay Ol Chamber Suites, PARLOR SUITES, LOUNGES, Fa Key CHAirts, Baby Wagons, CarpktSwekvkus, Mirrors, PICTURE PRAM 13. ORGANS kept in stock, nnd sold on monthly payments. I hare the Household Sewing Machine tbo best Machine made, and the cheapest. I also keep Clothing for Fonrrals which only costs about ono-lialf as much as other clothing. Cime and sen in,nort h side of squaro, in Wiiidroll's Block. Why embitter lifo by d ragging a round with lumu hack, diseased kidneys, dropsical swellings, fcmnlo weakness, nervous debility, heart diseaso and rheumatic complaints, when Dr. Finner's Kidney nnd Backaeho Cure will an quickly euro 7 Rev. A. J. Merchant, Preaiding Elder, writes: -Itg:tre mo almost instant and entirely permanent lelief." Superior to all known medicines in these disease. For sale hv Fakis Mriis., Bloomington, and S. M. M.tiiks, Clear Creek, Ind. till Feb. 2J, 89. , NOTICE Ot? lOlSSOMriO. The firm of Turner Bros, has by mutual consent this clay bean dissolved, W.J.Turner retiring and C. C. Turner continuing tbe business. All persons owing this firm are requested to settle at one C O. TURN SB, V. J. TURNER. April 9, 18.J8. ESTABLISHED 1857. to years' mam. wiuK timnn E.C.ATKIIWS&CO., JlanUaetorcn of bish trnulu FINE SAWS A SPECIALTY. KTMaifc from the finest elee-e! Sieel: ticst tneiluxlj used. ant the most sklUful workmen, employed in tliclr mnuiifiwturo. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE fly exwrt w-oriiir.en. Ko keep fn st-ick a full line of f.K rni:it. fi;niii:a and Cotton Deltino. ana Jtii.i.Si'ri'i.iKs. Write for prl ?e-Iit and our low quotations. K1DIANAPQUS, IND. : MEMPHIS, TENH. klTHOCRAPHER ELECTROTYP'ER ENGRAVER -2L BINDER -0tSS,: 8tes tft" jir1 Book ana Job i-?K PRINTER. " 8 LA I? K BOOKS, 6TO. MOST OOMPETE HOUSE !rt THK WE ,T.

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