Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 June 1888 — Page 2

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a Year Jill. , 5 . Jt PRESIDENT, Ct. turn, Bwihii f istiaaa. j ricK-rMMSi'DJBxr, iixsrr c. rani. '4 mm pic y Is. Progress: Yon will plose awacuttce 4Vnu BVr a WaahhwtiMt tnwn. a, wBl be a, candies lor Sheriff of Hcamwe county, snajer.t In tae aaciiwa ta Republican Ooonty Xea4ioa. ttalcCnfmUaa. Th Cepablieaaa of Iadita, aad these, aha wBl act with then in the ppnch. 1a4apiiA will meet mDetasecoawvctfea at Toralinson Rail, to theCky of IssttiinaroKa, ear WcdaeHiay, Aogoat a. IMUM o'clock A. M, to tuweinat eaadidatcs to the following office: ' On (iiwf, JJiamsaaaat OwMtw, These Jadgta of Use Bauiesau Court, Secretary, of Sute, Auditor of Mate, Tmnw of SSato, Bspottor of at Hupraaa Cowt, AtWaay ecawa Sujwmteadcat dr Pwalis aaattttatnSw ' Assa to select FiwMittat Meotota, and iartu rtaia of eacs other business M saavbai aaansasarc. Bca cosaty wiU be lad to ToMajeBtBtum oa the basts of ilsjesBte for eswh two honored vote, s traction over oa hundred east frCafaaalK.8. BobertKa Jar LseoteBaJrt Ijorarnor la gjjj to Biaaci."1' ' Oa tea ev sag bsbcbBbb; the coavcsita, sa Delegate frs tack oegresvtoaal District wH ssraat tsach pjaoasas mj ha drateil by the State CeenmitttsadBetiWfeilmag District Oomr saaajiaasii, eBfeersof thf Uoaveatiomaad Ps 'ft rial JBaatcw ; . Oac BNaaacraf the, Cosantftsc on -CrasrtU)X ttwWr of tat. Commute) oa Praiaart OrgaaijBlioa. Bole and Order ; nf BBBsanri. irhTrh franr-fr- " nomsiaMtrtiMpatt Prendeat awl Socroarvtala9tnM Presidential deeum aad tw iUtaraataa for tha State at Large. - a. Oate District Yico-Ptesideat. 4. Oaa Biatrial Assfcasnt Secretary. ' . Owe meaabarof the Coananrtaa on Xaaatatloaa. I, Ooa District Press dcatlal Hector sasdoa Kkm sale. .. It Cooaty CoaattMB ttrraaaat la Mate will lake aacatuac a ay be aw eaary ragardiag taea-toettoa of Pais, gaswtetaej CbnTaaaoa, aad refwrt at ace Uk oaiaoi of Mental and Aker. wita tkalr rofeeethe pcatvAee adBCkainaarkaStaa Caa To tla liwCwpaKa Jeomal t , C Sew waa elected st tvkfolae week, a -aeaaber of Ike llaiioaal Sepajbliew CbaUDittee. .Afwd aeleetioa. . The Beptiblicaa JOiwl IRMfariB wSIke fiwad oa ike let it'm hftmi eaongfc ad - - rJor a the PtagrejM ks earned at tke head of He ceiuaas -Ae MaBcm of Gea. Bra. Harrison eiT Jadiaaa for Pmideat, aad C. M. urew jtew xora lor vice PreeiiitBit. Tea aotainaiiAB oi .Oen. Harrieao pa Moaeay at Cbieage, aad tkc aWamisaOoa of a Hew Yotk bmb for the aeeoad fktea, is -gratUyiBf; etafarasaaeat of the FnFeaa good jp&gjmemt. Now fjweaa.Porter or Hover Cor Govcraor, and Ikere wont be a grease spot ieatoktbe IooSBaalleBtoeiaey after aexfc No eaaber. Tke Pregteaa w'tltaei be aie)led9 amake atacbtkiaer in tke PreaideaJiaJ ticket It baa earned so aaaoy ajoatha : , MHaniBa;aad Be Pew." We got Jlarriaaavaad will aw certaialy get Porter. ' o Tke Progrew kaa feit tbat it areald be Bamaea froat the first y tlaat tt oaghtio be. WiUitb"abot" Jatt wait aad jee. "Good bye, eld Graver, good JkyrP i-J. Weawditdowa in on the Pjreirtial ticket : Iadiaaa awl IfcwTork. Tkeplatftwadopted at Cbiij r clear, dawrwA a easitr tJaareAended, tkereie aotbiag aaa a - a . w. Bgwioa aooat it. it ta van proterjtkw to Aaaeriea iiidastriea ami AaMrkwa labor agatoai foreign copjperitiaa the CStiaeae aod panwr labor of Earcne, It is aot Hit up iato aeetioaa to suit diner ewt leeajitias, bat with one sweep laetadca all Araerieaa people, aad ill be ao accepted br thera. The hmm ia aqoately ande between free trade, ekaBtideaed by the Deatocratie party, aadproteetioetoboaie tadiaitnca aad labor aodoned by . tke Itepabtioao party. How aay patHorie Aaerieaa oaa refuse to go villi tke party of protection hi Ihw enlighteaed age, die Progrew caanot coaBprebend. . Sosoeoftbejlt BpoLJaM got as a ratifcatioa aaeetiag io tke eoartkotue, ofoodajr aigbt.aad fpeechew- were atade by Heam. HeaJey, Dwulsp, Bstraao, etal., $lrV: IMneaa aettog as tntairiiMB -'The eoareBtioa tbat aomjeated GaraekJ io 1880 beget ita ss-

sioo on Wedneadtiy, and no ballot was taken till the following Monday. Garfield's vote began at 1, did not go above 17 till the 37th ballet, when it readied fitly. He was nominated -on Tuesday then, oa the 38th ballot.

There ia no pnrer man, politi cally or morally, in the United States to-day, than Gen. Harrison. The Nattoaal Convention believed tbismd clung to him till his nomination tor President was assurreJ. The dirty old bad smelling red handkerchief is fitly chosen as the Deniorratic campaign emblem. The fellows who keen on that dt-eust-ing rattling soond in their beads and "oKHild candles" in public are invariable Democrats. Benablieana have adopted tke stars and stripes for their emblem. Sidoey JouraaL Harrison and Cleveland men can get anything they need in choice groceries, at u - . 1 waaaaiadaeaawai.ar- 1 ' Geo. Johnson, d. Faulk ner, Wm. Mataea, W. W. Stfrnpson. F. K Worley.Simp, Sharp, 8. 0. Harris, 4. W. Kay and d. K. Harratj of Ellettoville, attended the eeaveatioB but week. Oar fresh arrival of JAPAN TEA, at 5e. cast be dnplicated for the C. i. Alexander. All reports agree that there haa been a marked increase in the acreage el corn and a decrease in wheat aad tbat the outlook generally is improving ; tbat the dire prediction of a month ago, are not to be fulfilled, and that despite the unfavorable snrikiff. the farming com munity will, not fare worse lhau lb average years. It U this information that is beginning to . hare an effect on general commerce. TktOitb REGAL SYKUP, extra fine, in bucket and barrels. C. I4. Ak xamler. TTtmRB aTrrj.KV as Pimitiojt. fc What do you think of the idea of staodiae behind the iilcber when there are aaea on bases V It ia a verv eood one. and should be adopted. - I shall carry it farther, however, and stand behind second. Yon can not judge close plays at that .base without beiofpbebind it, and yon can judge hall amt-fdrilcM from that noiut as veil as yon can behind the ptteh1 s .1 :.. er. ai a -general turn n more kicking over feeoncKbaee deebuons than any-other plays dur1 'nsttv j wg a game ioatavitie x iiaea. - TEA DUST of the beat quality, bought direct a it -a. iroaa iae importer, at IX Li. Alexander s. A Illaaf a r-TearOld Hay. . G BBBXcainxE, Isj., June 16. Word reached this eity this week of tke disappearance of a child of J. W . Cookerly, formerly of Greeacastle, but now of Salt Lake City. Mr. Cookerly and bis wife left here for the west seme five years aim, set dins: n Neodesba, Kan. His wife died last February, leaving him an oaly child, a bright, handsome boy, now about foor years of aire. After tke death of his wife, Mr. Cookerly removed to Colorado Springs, and thence to Salt Lake. At the Springs, Mr. Cookerly entered the furniture store of a roan named Marlow,and a warm fielprang up between them ; Marlow prevailed epon him to go to Salt Lake aad form a partnership with him ia basiaess in that city. Meanwhile Marlow bad conceived an affinity for a Mrs. Vincent, of Colorado Springs, and soon after Marlow's removal to Salt Lake that lady pot ia ao appearance there also. Both Marlow and Mrs. Vincent professed a great attachment for the child, which was manifested at Salt Lake the same as it had been previous to the removal of tb. Mtner aad son to that city. Marlow afterwards proposed a trip to Spokane Falls, which Cookerly did not view favorably, but so per -sisteat waa be in hteanpeals for the easUidy or company of the little one aad such was Cookerly s confidence ia the good intentions of bis friend. that be yielded Io bis entreaties to let the child accompany him. Mr. Vincent left Salt Lake, ostensibly for Portland, Ore., about the sam lime that Marlow left with tbr child for Spokane, 8inec then nothing has been "heart! of them, and the father is heart-broken over the loss of his child. He sent telegrams in every direction after learning that Marlow did not go to Spokane Falls, although two ticket were bought for Portland, Ore., and two for Kansas City. No information from these tickets ean be learned. Frm Athe description given of the boy by toe Bslt lke papers it is believed here that he may he in Kansas City. Mr. Marion Darnell, of this vicinity, was in Kansas City a week or two ago, and mentions having wen a waif on the street there that he believes is the lost boy. He gave ins name as U rover Cleveland, which is the name of Mr. Cookerly'a boy, and said be was four yean old. He had considerable money in bis possession for child to be car ¬ rying, and eave no evidence of de-

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&riiU Hutchtnwm Bariew. Sosrila llHtclHtasoa (ataa.) salt. The Terra Haute Salt Company, which by the way is only one week old, comraenepd work lant Tnesdoy morning and now their site presents a very lively appearance. There seems to be enough brick and stone piled tip on the ground to build a half doxiin salt blocks. This .company bail exhibited more enterprise in getting down to business than any ompany on this side. They knew juiit what they wanted to do before they commenced to talk about it, The itivcroide company will begin next week.. This company has not decided yet whioh process to pat in, hence the delay. The New York company have ordered all the necessary material and-wil l have the block up in sixty days. Palmer & Davis are drilling tbeiir hole and will be through next wek. The Diamond company will be at work next week. The delay of this company was caused by the necessary ohttnge in the plan' of the building;. The original sice of the the building was 190x160 feet but has .been changed to 270x190 feet. South Hutchinson is bound to make the leading .salt point in this western conutry.

Thi Piwsident has annroved the act of Congress, providing that wnnnnii !riiiifnre or hereafter granted to widows of soldiers in T - aaa a a the late war of tbe rebellion anau begin at the date of the death of their husbands. This legislation favorably aincts all claims of widows of the late war which have been fihd in the ncnsiOO cfSce OB or after July 1, 1880, and whioh have been allowed to commence from this date of filing the claims, hot will unfavorablv affect eases of such wiJows an were filed before July 1, 1881), and which have been allowed,, a wuei n having 'already been gntnttd in those cases from the date of the husbands' deaths. The commissioner of pensions gives notice tliat in settlement, under this law. nf (liiinis not already allowed. ma Auhm.1 annliiMtifin 10 til Ka Ti quired, and tbat services 'of atlorneyswill nitt be necessary, widows en titled under said law need only to write a letter giving the name of the postofficc .address and certificate number, and claims will he allowed with aa little delay as practicable. Judge Thurman and bis wife were engaged in superintending tbe laying of a new Brussels carpet when wpnl waa received of the vice-prtwidential nomination. "Well, Mary," outspake the old Roman, "we might as well stop where we are. - I don't see any use in going 'on with this carpet." "Now, Allen," quietly replied the get'tle dame, "don't get excited. A nomination, you know, isn't an election, and we had better finish laying the carpet. If yoo are elected, and we uecd the carpet in Wethiogton, we can easily tear it up." Allen's only reply was a lusty blow ia the ruddy depths of bis big ha odana, nnd the work of laying tho carpet went steadily on. A story is told of an excellent old lady who lived in Concord, Mass., at the time of the great prevalence of transcendentalism, and she was very much bewildered by the freedom and audacity with which many of her articles of faith were t reated. But she finally came to this conclusion : I don't .care so much about predestination, and free will, and all them sort of things ; but if they take away my total depravity, I shall feel as though I hadn't any religion at all. The irraaasi aad tke W "Can ye eimme a bite t jtadara I" laid a-tran! . ai be called at tbe back door uf a Waioul (trxet reatdenee. "Ho, tir; can't do it". ""Why, not, madam T" "You're able to work rir den't believe in enenurnging vagrancy. Go way now, er 1 ihull tcrcajp tor help." "All right, madam don't boiler. But I called on tbe woman next door but evening, nnd lo gave me a very different answer, undaia." "Sbewaajurt fool enough to go aai give von tomething, I luppoae?" 'On, no, mad 8m, the didn't give me nothin' neither, but she gave me a much different reason. Good-bye madam." "Hold on just a minute I What did she ajf "Sim came to the door all dressed up in a new jailer dress, and seemed very niuch excited, madam, and when she opens tbe door I look in an' sees a man in there sittin' In a obeer, madam.9 Mnroy, bat it rome to this with her I I wouldn't hardly believe it. Hers don't go awH.r take this my good man." Tbankoe, madam 1 Baker's bread t Tes I gona'nlly nrufer it to bo' made bread, 'speoUllywhere they ain't none too good cooks. Tb butter is just a little tainted, madam. Hain't got no Jelly to put on it, 1 s'pose. Oh, joubave; all right; jelly imprav it powa'fitfly. Ho, thankee, I don't keer 'bout aay fruit cake better throw it in the slop pan, where, tbe children won't get it, madam. Any pie 7 Ah,-, yes, correct, the cream pie is good, but apple rtitber lay over it. I'll put this cold chicken in my pocket- That'll do, madam, that is 'bout all I can osrrj.'" "But what is it tbe woman said to you T" "Why she seemed excited like, 'sif she was going somewhere, an' sltesays: 'PIeae go 'way 4ir,we hain't got nothing in the bouse to eat !"' "A pretty excuse to get you away I But tbe strange man" "He proved to be her husband, madam . He canto out an' kicked me through the top of a shade troa an' then chased ma two blocks I Hu's piaen on tramps, madam! Good'bye put jes a little more ereasn in yer pie crust an' it'll improve it I' Whole cloves are now used to exterminate the merciless and industrious motb. It is said that they are more effectual as a destroying agent than either tobacco, camphor or cedar shavings.

Beggar (tostranjrer) Can you assist a trifle, air ? 1 have a large family to care for and am uaable to work on account of the lever and ague. Stranger (a phystdip) Certainly. Take a ten-graia i dose of quinine twice a day. . The supreme court, on th 9th rendered an important decision on the location of roads in the case of Hiram E. Wells, et al. vs. 15. B. Rhodes, et al. carried op front the Orange circint court, as ' follows ; "1. Technical accuracy is not necessary in t he description of a proposed line'ot road. It is ejtiough that the general description shall be such that a surveyor can,": with the assistance of the points delinitely named, trace and designate the proposed route, 2. In a petition to locate a highway, it is not nieces-1 sary to set out a description' jol' each separate tract of land, witlii the name of the owner. H it were, j the remedy ia by motion to make more specific, not by motion; in arrest of judgment. .3. An'avenneut that the proposed highway would not be of sufficient utilty is a, .negation piegnant, and is eqinralcut to an admission that it wooli!) be. 4. The circuit court has no iowcr on appesl to order the county board to correct its record ;in such pro-

eeedinga," To clean bottles, fat into them some kernels of corn, and a tablespoonful ot ashes ; half fill them with water and afjer a vigorous shaking aad raising. you Will find tbe bottle as good as new. MKW If ATS, Latest Spring Styles in Sttf, Crqsh and Straw Goods, at THE CORKER. Take A Dbikk? Nice' Mary land Peach Cider, just receiver), an J on draft at the grocery store of " MILLER BROS. H ebe's the Jab you-: We have the agt)ney for the Woodbury Patent Glaba Fruit Jutr, the best made. The compressing device is quickly 'applied, at w half turn, and closes' the jar completely. But the-best thing i the patent vent hole through which the steam and gasses escape. This is oa theprinciple applied in the canneries, where a small hole is sohliMed in the can, and the surface of the fruit never molds. Fruit is perfectly preserved in these Jars. MILLER BMQ3. School Fit lid Halo. Auditor's Omeft Monroe County, Bloeuu'iigUut, lnd Junt35., 8?8. TVTOTECB IS HKKEI'.Y GIYRJS. thot XI the undersigned Auditor of Mnr uounty,. state oi Indiana, will ,'Kffor ai Puhlio Auction on THURSDAY. ZVLX Utn, tB98, at the Court House door in IImi City cf Bioomington, County and Male aiTorrsaid, at 10 o'clock a. m. the fiil)win "tMcts i-f land: The south half of tho tvatbiast quarter of the northeast q iurwr of section thirty-one, also tbe west half of the south West quarter of the n,irthwMt ,tvrter of section thirty-two, excepting tfarsu and a half acres off of the north ond of mid tract; all in township nine, north r.titge one east, containing thirty-six am). ouo-balf acres. Said lands were mortgaged by David Stewart and wife and lorteited to tbe State of Indiana for tbe non-payment of interest and cosu, due thereon. The- said land has been appraised by th r disinterested freeboldors at the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars. TERMS OP 8ALE.f ' 8M land will be sold on a credit of 8ve years. Inter' sr. at eight pet- cant, per annum, payable annually in advaflj must be paid on tbe amount the land is bid in and (old for. Said land will aot be sold for less than tbe appraised value .thereof. SlMKON PK1DIUU. Auditor 31 oil roe Count v. June 37, 18S8. ' School Fund Stole. Auditor's tMBce Monroe Connty, Bioomington, Ind June to, 1188. NOTICE IS UKQEBY GIYKW. tbat the undersigned Auditor ,aA Treasurer of Monros County, Indiana, will -of-, fer for sale at Public Auction a SATURDAY, JUJ.Y ItiTSt, i8, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the Court nouse door in tbe eity of filoot)iitigtint County and State aforesaid, tha follow in; rval estate, situate in folk Townsh ip. County and State aforesaid : tha south wrst quarter of the northeast quarter of Motion sixteen, township seven, north range one east, containing forty acres mors r less, forfeited to the State of Indiana or the non-payment nf interest on the purchste monry ot said tract. ' Said tract being entered by Isaac Grubbs,sen February 30th, t 51. -' TERMS OF SALE. . v . Said land being valued at aTi.v j4oll.ir and more than one-fourth of tbe value consisting of timber land, the farms ot isle will be one-half of tbe purchase money cash ia hand and interest an the residue for one year in.advnce at eight pr oent. per annum. Tbe residua of principal shall be paid in annual payments net exceeding ten years from day of sale, with eight per cent, interest annually in advance. JAMES H GASTON", Treasurer. SIM HON PEDIGO, Auditor. June 37, 1888. Administrator'si Sale of Real JSfttate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tbat the unlrignl Administrator of tbe estate of John Bonnn. deceased, will by order and dcrreo ot the Wonroo circuit court, sell at Public Auction, on the premises, to the highest bidder, on the terms hereinafter set out, all the following real estate in Monroe county, in. the State of Indiana, to-wit: The west half of tha northeast quarter of section thirty-six, in township eight north range two west. Sal a at one o'clock p. in. on TUESDAY, JULY 3e, 1988. TERMS OF SALE One-third cash in band, one-third in six and one-third in twelve months from day of sale, purchasers giving notes for deferred payments, waiving all relief from valuation or p-prai-hment laws, bearing six per rent, interest from date with good freehold surety. RICH ABU A. t"ULK. Hay S3, 1888. Administrator.

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HealtB Officers' Wail:e la Properly Owateirs. IaniAMA Srava Board oi' 111 icjlth,! INDIANA! OLID, April T, 18H8. f Dr. John P. Tounier, Scrtairy Monroe ; County Board of Health. Dear Doctor An a regular meeting of this board held Thursday, thu Stb inst the following rsliitious were' adopted. You will please take cnen ixsitcn of the same and conduct yourself accordingly : Resolved, by the State Board in session, that county health officers tie notified to cause publication to be niado in tie county newspapers notifying all property holders to thoroughly clean th$h" prnnis n of all garbage, waste or other Muttiir I ikely to prove dangerous to tho public health, such cleaning to be accomplished not later than May 15th of each year. You are also directed to take immediate teps for the 'prosecution of any one resisting the execution of this order an provided n sections 'JOffS and 2075 of the revised Statutes of 1881, inclusive. By ordor of tha board. S. It. Ssaw-aiaUT, !:. V., Pivsidcut O. N. M BTCAir, M. D, Secn;iry. In pursuance of the itbovn ord.r tn me directed by the Suite Board of Hnaith, 1 hereby notify all property ownor i in Monroe cuunty to clean up their pn mis s rrquired by i M onier on nr bitforo the 1Mb day of May, 1883. Penoia failing tn observe this notice will ki rosecuWd under the statute covering suoh caes. Ha. J"H.w P. T.tbn r.n. M. t . Sivretary Monroe t.'ounty Jlaard of IlmiUh. If sPvsnH strange llmt my 'UC will see a fri-nd svff,T from rheumatism, nviira!t!a, sciatica, lame bark, at'hiu; norvc, etc., when Sanford's Nerve Tonic, hag proven hWlf a never-fiiilitsa wire, and is sold by twr drubiis Faris Bros, nt tbe low price of 65 cru'ts a Nrttte. It al?o cures cloudy urine, whiot often is the eaiKo f aclies and pains, cheeks witstinjc ud decay, imparl i rcfrosding ilrramlwss .-lecp at n ight. gives .trongi'li to e 'arv pa rt and removes all ruiptoms f itervoti. debility. ' tUI o. J-Ha Why embitter life by d rr :ging a round with lame back, diseamd ki!;iiey, dropsical sweilii.gs, female weakness, nervous debility, heart duma and rheumatic complaints, when r. Fender's Kit nuy and Backache Cure will so qiiirk!y euruT Rev. A- J. Merchant, Prtjiidin; Elder, writes; "It gave me almost in'iant and entirely permanent reliuf." Sujterior to alt known medicines in theie diseases. For sale by Fasis Haos.. Blwmington, and 8. M. Mathxiu, Clear Creel i, Ind. till Feb. 32, '88. LESS THAN WE CliNT A DAY BMana IS CMarhH Ksv Kerau. luilits 1 iMSja, 8k SiwiM, IktMbM. FMau, minaaA'towila. WitnaailitaU; Ua Tr taWirisOa artai NEARLY TOO 11l09ftfU fkSU or Um sbtlMrt wwM tk. AMiwa mSm. aii t cwftpw. iwm wawa inf. unwy mum an: -rBciHiaa'i Swk" "Utm IMtof.." """ AjMkr. -A LwS ( It' .,- -tU 4 dMa CMteBui.' " r tlx ttuW 'Ckwk i4 CkMk."Mts. W tnbMcifUH. M fl Tb. TmKl. ml Uu MmUHm " la St S3.00 T'i: apWr Ma amli4rf MatahiMaBsa. Mm urriseoTT S tuMWHK swnuwuau. 1888 INDIAN SPKUXGi;. 1888 Famous Health and Pleasure Resort. Having decided to start Spring Term for Medical Treatment of Invulids and giving those pending Mia benefit of tbe water tbe an vantage ot low prices ny attending beforre the season is crowded with Pleasure Seekers and the spring being the time the system needs building up bel 'ore tbe heated. term conies oa we have decided to maty the price nt 81a and Seven Dallam -per Week, according to tbe location of roc ms. In addition to this we donate free the Bath house for bathing and Ball alley for exercise. Wo donate these two inititutions free for the reason that exorcising In the bail alley and taking tha warm sulphur baths are of the greatest importance to invalids, and knowing they are too often neglected on account of tins expense it incurs. Heretofore the prices hn.ve been so high that persons suffering will) diseara could not afford to attend and taka a full course of treatment. Rnmembor this offer is only good through May and Juno. After that the regular rates will be charged. Don't Get CnusTbt , This spring with your blood full of impurities, your appetite poor, your digestion impaired, kidneys and fivor torpid and your whole system liable to Ih prostrated witb disease, bet got your systum iu good condition and ready for fie'warm weather by spending a ft i dayi nt our place, drinking and bathin ; in tho waters that have no oquul for purging tile blood, toning up the system, producing m appetite, restoring the liver and kit neys to their normal condition. It will eflect a permanent cure for Rheumatism, Keuralgia, sick headache. Indication, Discasa of tbe Urinary Orgnns, Fftiiiale t roubles, Chronic Disease of the Sltin. Mercurial disease arc all relieved by urii g these waters as tney are a topic and alterative in their general effect; RenieiiihAr we are onlv uiicht m leu fifini Shoals on the O. & M. Railroad, situated in the midst of the finest wenery in the State of Indiana.

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r r.L.ij, u. r. x. A., Cinoinnai. Ohio. REFOI1T of th Oonditloti -or THE V Irmit IVattonnt Xfnnk AT BLOOM INGTOW, in thp Sute of Indiana, at the close of business.Anril 3eth, 1888: RE$OUBCRS. .Loans and discounts,.,, 1173,447 30 wveramtts, .......................... 4,623 IS U. S. Bonds to secure circulation 4 per cents,- 30,000 00 other Stocks, Bund and Hon8B " Due from approved Reserve Agents,. Due" from other Nationul Banks, Due from State Banks aad Bankers........ ... Real estate, furniture and ax. tures.... ....... ..... Current expenses and taxes paid......... ......... Bills of other Kauks,. fractional currency, nickels and cents.-... ...... 31,527 75 53,203 52 13,05 7 8,078 48 7,67 71 .,57l 70 5,800 00 357 10 Specie, 32,lllO OA) Iegnl tender notes 3,800 00 Redemption fuud with U. a. Treasurer 1.850 00 Total, .....t3G0.303 3 LIABILITIES. Capital flock pid in, ,......$120,000 00 Surplus fund 38.000 00 LUndlrided prtdiU,. .............. Il,.ri5i5 03 ai,t.i i'ui.miiu. in, 17,000 00 Individual deposits, suldivt to check 135 067 63 Demand certiScatcs or depiH 38,553 St Due State Banks and Bankers 137 10 ToUl, ..-.!-.. 30o,303 30 Statu nr tsuiASA, Mos-nos C'vstt, (. T W K. W.M.iiHiiav. !Mliie'nf L abovo named Bunk, do solemnly swr tnnt lti9 iioove statement is iriie, to mo best of my Uriowledse ami belief. W. K. WWUBUKS, Uasiiier. Subscribed and sworn before me, this 4th day of May, 18H8. John h. loudest; Notary Public Correct Attest: Jona Waliros, Nat. C. Hill, P. K. BU!KISK, May t, 18RS. piractors. ATTORNEYS' CARDS BUSKIBK j BUSK IMC. (J. W. Boakirk, P. JC Roskibk) Attorneys. OiSce over McCalla dc Co.'s dry gotids store. Kteeial attention given to Probate business, to the collection of claims, and to business in all the courts of this aud adjoining counties. ' DUSVAN t BATMAN, (U. a Dutfcak, Ia C. B ATM All ) Attorneys. Office over Blair's shoe store, west side public square. Particular attention will be given to Probate cases, nollectieBS, etc. Will pntLtica in all the courts. MIEOS CORR, Attorneys, Office up-stairs over Corner clothing store, wost side. 'Will practice in all the oourts of the Stale. Probate business given special an- etreful attention. L0VDEN$ ROGERS, Attorneys, office over First National Bank. Business of a legal nature given careful attention, in ail courts. Real estate titles earefully examined by aid of Louden' Abslraot. A specialty mnde of tho collection and remittance of claims of all Winds. rt A. FOLK, Attorney, office in Allen Vi, A McMary's new block, up-stairs over corner room, spaeial aad carerui attention will lie given to proba'.e businesi, aid to prompt collection of claims. JAMBS B. UVLKY, Attorney, will give special attention to tattling decedents' estates, collecting etc. Will crartice in all courts. Is City Attorney, and may be found in his office over the "Cioraer ' doming store. E-dSr EAST, Attorneys. Office in the Wnidren Block, north side public square, up stairs. Give prompt attention to Probate business, an.d to the collection of claims. Will also practice in all the Courts. Business solicited. Remember the location. Agents for No. 1 insurance. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, east of tho Fir-t National Bank, up stair. Probate and Pension business given special and prompt attention. CR. WORK ALL, Attorney, Ofliea ip. . stairs, over McCalla & Co.'s Store. Will practice in all the courts. Special attention given to the Pension business. Are Yen Colng to tlie Centea nlai KKpssallilaM at sjiaca aatl. This remark seoms to be tha general expression hoard every day on tho streets in tbe Cities ana towns tnrougnnui tue Ohio Valley and Central States. Tho C. 11. & 1). R. R., always alive to the inter ests of it patrons, gives notice that extreme low rate tickets can be bad over its road and as this line has the finest equipments In the land and runs through cars to Cincinnati from Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit. Toledo. Indianapolis- Lima, I'xyton. Snrlnetteld. Ills., and Keokuk, Iowa, and is known as the Great Through Car l,i no troiii and to oincinnati, the traveling pontic will Oe properly taken earn oi ly asking for tickets via. this lino. Remember the dates July stb to October 21th, 1888 the place Cinciauat, aud tbe road C, H. D.

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at luirtidiiy llliitutid, iScli.t3aVfag. ITS SMwrK-THR AMKIMCIlNItAJlAtlltB Bins snltmea U nsUm tl topic ana , aM is iiuaanu so i m mn i in. nmust iuae. Fuouaa Aail9 rl(-n liln tit igw w wlae TSrisir of iaiiMii itios illhw st I tui! anil asvaiS e.fal soil wrt iti a, dMcr put s.oomkk ( eatnuaciil trtm.a , d WiJ.ii. I. brnl mmm sa taa lonaiHt prMail f Uw fKlii, wd, ia'al4(V tats Mae ttavia DlstincilVily Rpret,irrttlv l of - Ameiiican Thought tnd Progrut. lil.Wiwt-d,"lbjfc 'rMni tmblU IIm hn r mib',c sir I hi PC) i T A NT. .'ft-ansaa Maasswiea I'.reiaiam I.lt, ttMrtal Oak KaliH,wlll sai aair'N4sesr ia&,ir iaiiiiainr Iaawa4, . . im ia, v i- thm mi rrialMM a- 3tiMSi"rtM m'ii eaei stalls? e-Hnwae wmW t MlKIt ratiMvlptlwa. Wila n aaa SW i;fImW rrtfr. tb:s iiirEB8A luo mxi CI, 740 Broadway., NrwYr)U jmi-i'JuteBie ' i. ,' , .' LuiggBu-jia. juuuiiiiTamdalia Clne,' Tha Gnteat Fast M(aill Uae, The Shurtat, Best, and tjltuckeit Line ' b;itwin the North and Souiih. West Rcuad Lehve Gratacastle June-. ytion 1:0 ' p. m., 9:05 a. m. , 12:21 algbt. Arrive, t arre Haute, oo p. m., itijir a. m., 1:30 a. t. Arrive, .Effingham, 4:15 ji. m1.l:0ti' a.m. 3:45 a. nu Arriv e, :St Louis; 7:30 p. mH 5:00 p. ns 7:00a. ia. . Arrive, Hansaa City, (k0 a. m., 7:21i'p. m. Goinij; North Leave TTe Haute, k00 p. m. and 8:00 a. m. ' ; . Arriva, South Bend, 11.00 nt, and 1.15 p. in.. ' Making direct connection for nil poiiata . uudar i tSi sun. Your connect Iocs are sure an!' nick in Union Depots. B Transfers u r Idip overs anil youtf ticosmmodrttii mi ire uaexjelled. Any Information regarding rotits, rates &c adileMS C11 4.S. H. MIX1E1I, Traveling Pas. A , Terra Untlt. llM. K. A.-F0f:IX G. P. A. St. Louii, M.i. Katlce. . Notic lii hereby given that the Rotate of Dr. .lotuph G. JJcPbeet srs wijiL be setilea wnaoit admiUMtratioa; Persona indebted to or bavin it claim against tint estate will call en either of the undeulgncd, who will collect: all debts one tno 14 tale and pay an proper claimsi JoaKfU . McPRKttTKBS, ClIASLKS H. MoPnttTKMI. Kav --(,t. ' Truateta notice. Notice is hereby uiven that as the Trus. toe of Uloniniagtoa townhip I will be found. is ny office on tbe nurtk aidsi of tne squaro, over tlie lion llivn, every Wednesdsy and Saturdav. THOMAS MASSY, Tml tee of Bioomington township. UNDERTAKER . a-n-Ii-v ' Furaiture Dealer. I hare the largest and beiit sclented stock- cvr brought Io Bioomington, nd will st'l l you tsood cbeapct' than any one. I hiivu a fine diisplcy o:? Clhiamber s;nitc PA1M.OR SUITES, IA3UNG1S8, Fakcv Chair$, Bahy Wagons, CaH1?F.T SWRKPKR9! MlRBOKti, PICTUItE FRAMES. ORGANS tept in mock, and sold on mon'.tilv iaymiitt. I have the llouiieliold Sewln;;; Maol She the bert Machine made, and th cheat ost. 1. also kiwp , ClwiMvgfor FiuMrals which only costs about one-halif as much as other chthing. Come and son me.nort h aide of iiquare, in Wablron's Block. KQTICC OF DISSOLVriOX. NotdM is hereby given that the firm of Alexander and Miller, dealers ici groceries and provisions, has barn dissolved by mutual ronsent, Charles Alexander mtir--ing. 'I'ie debts of the Arm will be assumed by tbe new Arm of Miller Bros., aad all accounts due the old irn will be collected by town. CHAS. ALEXANDER. CHAS. MIl.LKlt. Bioomington, IndM April 13th, 1888. iwriiCB or DissonrTiow, The firm of Turner Bros, has by mutual consent this day been dissolved, W.J.irurner retiring and C. C. Tur iei1 voatintiing tha buiiinesi. All persons owing tbb rm am requested to settlo at once C. C. TURN BR, -. WJ. TUKNftljk April 9, 1888; ISTttllfiHiO 8?. ' 81 TEARS' BUSfSm E, CATKINS &.OOn Ulaaatschircrsot htthatisile FINE SAW8 A SPECIALTY. Ifaile f om the Incst selected Steel: best methMs tifc I, and tlie most iktiUul worlineu employed In their mi nuf&Ctcre. W-PAIBiNG PROMFlt-Y DONE By ext art workman. We keen tn utork n ttH lloaol LKATnia,Rusa(svandConxi Brtruia and V LLcrruits. Wrtti tor pricc-lbtiinclourlowquotaUeas. INOIANtfOUS, WD. MEMPHIS, 1ENN. LITKOCRAPHER ELECTROTYPEII -ftJ' ENGRAVER -JiSBoo and job Bh' PRINTER. BLANK B 30KS. ETCL MOST COMPt-ETE HOUSE !N THf. WiiiV.

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