Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 July 1888 — Page 2

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FOX PMMUDEST, rot dorjEwro. 6. TGXIEL 4II9VICKIBRTI, ' aVt Planted YoawBI thttfamii 1W. of Waahhagton townaap,will to. esndlaa for Sheriff or n Jk S-x taTtiaa BafoMioM Ctataty Cuaavasatkak. TO BE HELD IK BLOOM1NG- ; ; 0K, AUGUST lata, - Twa 'lili iKr sai f Mwm taxnsy win MtiitMwMiifinntllH phM ml ikSWm m4wkltm nmmtf, srtal Manti to taffc NoawtaMatine; Oo w&itotelMHfaAaOMiit Bom piii sail aria, at le'lHt A. Jl, 8e!rjag. iia I II.IIM li naitnili Ttan-f 3 It a 4 IacJra, It h i raaranMethatthn dMwratisaks b lawgaly. - the taTtae Fifth WWK lad, T Asax. 14, 1888, at MVehA a taita candidate far Osaams. Each eoenty win ba aatillatf wpwiaaftfaiwoa the Wbof ooa dilsweirt Svary so nta, and nana ftaaiM arar lao fa- 0t . 8. BoktUml Umm at jBwarr is itM, M'fiaip'i..i v e-,. ta HyatJarafWrtTietC tralC aitttai Jo !. Ibwis, Ohaimaa. aBaeBg'll-Mf,WTM tt fa ft Otaad Rally the Ma af lam aad aatjoiaiag Plooeslagtoa, HaOantay, . Goad sseaksas O h VaUavftkmaus givam at Tfce ftbfeMTitbei a niiiMi nw wm rigkt hMd," wliile Levi aSgnil -ome wm m mm M a Bwriiaiia Hniaoa am . 4 it in the bigb pbee of power tfte oni'vwMwtfld with With ez-Gor, Patter resooOted for Governor aad with Gen. Iw Wallaoa os the tioket for Bhatfaaant Gororaer of Iadiaa a? with Waroer Uitier the eMhjwu aoaftiaee for Gevernoar of Kr York it would see. a if the inaa acaraur a leriam these two Aided by each .eleaa and etate tickets. Barriam ud Stocta will teeeive tke eleetoral of then atatee and he efceted. Governor of Indiana in 7, ZJUOPveteaaneadof any ten the ticket, la 8t the i of the LeciaktaeB. who wereeboaaaat tiaw when the United States BeeatorehiBwas an iaBnr, he being savored tw ijMfnrtr aa hie own aooceaK najoiTotiyjsja,nite tieket'a as i oat &9Z. AM ret a beret ia eownjnaille heard to aar at joarriaan is not pepalarui niaMewnoiaie.. HJB Xhwjoemtie fritndt adwit ttt thejr intend to make the sevtkiesjtial cawneign a asonied one nd they boaat that Seeretarj Whitner and hU &ther-in-Iaw Heater JPuaer the Standard Oil , and aratker-iB-Iaw. Colonel 2tabea Payne, repieaent aaveral attiiions of dollan and win poor oat their asener to earrr New York, wea will os WMtaer'a apeeiaf ewe. Weahall ieeiftbeUboriair aseaofKewYork are prepared to am eoi sows ana vales. -r-It h wonderfiil what nabrewd aeeet oar presidtjnt has for ferret. f ww eaneea tor retome;, a entering maimer, nonaioa daima that have been paaied by large majorities in both booaea of eoogrow, wier osretui nwmmeyaMoa, bath In onanailtee and in euen afnrio ajerely goMloahow, of coarse, taat ear fenadreda of aenatoes and Ongrteiaieo, pieked from the Mtft men of the ooontrv. and sent to Wsahinto (a represent and

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make hm for their const itoepi, are a simple set of numbskulls, snd that Grover is better posted siid amartef than belh bosses oambincd.

It ia tree, he never showed say swne of the' cxrraordioarj csnactity or ability of alsrsys being atone in the rfat nntil h was invested witb the powers tne veto gives tiim. Bat then, the old adsge that Mmirht anMe rujhtn msy peanblj explain wit,' . The foUowiag is n "8Wy" eterj from the Burlington (Ksnsw) BepuMiean : A huraset by the name of Fred Sbady, hving shoot five miles west - Mil .1 W-vJ-m f"". F?aioe TTT? hairless calf. It u a graded hrt bora,, now over six weeks old, healthy and active and like any otheraniaBalof its are except tttat the entire, body hi destitute of hair. The flesh is soft, of rank or light KtJJSa lfJWae8 blulm?d bea exposed to the eon even for uuuate. It , therefore1, kept in a dark stable to protect it from the heat and lies. It is said that the owner baa several times retased offcrs of $2,000 fork ftom Barn urn aad others, but is holding it for a bigber figure, 910,000 being bis prior. It is a great curiosity t ad nearly alt the people to that vioiuity Jmve visited the Shady form for s:ie pnrpnae of examining it. Esspr ria Kews : A prominent osasseras asserted, on the street yes terday that the white hate worn by i ii ill n nm Map, Fas, fMmMaum renooBeaaa were met cameairn phfcn ls, too small in aae to fit democtw henJe. The ssserti.m, however, was kMche.) endways b y ino seawiasc aMfpnuimn pwiro placing bis hat on the head of the deanocrat; which covered lim up to bw ears, and made bwa the tangoing stock of all preren t. In eoo section with this it may 1 proper, to state that the Democratic UteWn... rHi .r l B T L.V. . I .i I U t BJ- V( U, ! V Ifl.l, take bis shirt oft without .unlottoning bis collar hand or removing -In Senator $iort.m'a last canvaas, Yoorhcr had become lMld enoweb to assert that be helped to pat down the rebellion. Morton's' answer to mm aodaciiius assertion was that if V.wrheeg was in favor of potting down the rebellion thru ke (Morton) must have heun on the other side, as he had always been opposed to Voorhees on every avfapate 1st. It has been a werfrage'' for a long tisw to decide if iced water is causative of kidney disease, from wfaiob h seemeoto be settled that the Asseriexn anflers ' more than other races, and the end is aoL Some pbyicinns, myself among the anmber, strongly protest against drinking any water or other liquid that is below freesing puinU Stumsob nerves are quick to resent sudden eboeks, ana temporary total arrest of digestion follows a draught of teed water or plate of ice cream. Cool drinks, by U means, but never cold, and no ice cream or freaea stnffli directly after meals. A series of experiments opon dogs proved that a tahlespooafnl of Ise cream wood suspend digestive process for two hoars; and these iso reason to presume that it would net differently in the human stomach. If it must be eaten at all it is safe only midway between meals or at bed time and then only for young people, whose sronsaehs tepienisbed wtth aerve : energy from weU-l!ed centers. MSKBtv atat Use remIt has become apparent that the determinatioa of the Copperijead Administration snd the Confederate majority iu the boose to prevent say action at tbis session on theDepmdeni Penwoa Bill will ha adhered to aad that no such action need be expected. Of course Cbairanin Mstsoa never expreted that the hilt reported by him ihhont the authority of his eommtttee to reaaove the limitation on the Arreasnges act would be brougbt to a vote. The report was made simply to promote fain own political prospects. Tie President, who was so busy wnting a peasioa veto est Jury 4 that be could not attend the Gettysburg celebration, dues not want to foes the neosssity of approving or disapproving any general bill for the disabled and dependent Union veterans. I. was hoped at one time that the Committee on Rules would act on the propesitioo to set apart a time for the conside ration of the Dependent Bill, but hope has been extinguished, and the friends ot the measure generally express the opinion that no action whatever is to be expected. New York Tribune. Sreeooastle Banner: Daniel Dowd, a son of Erin, pledges his word for the Republican tioket. He gives several other names of Irishmen who will vote for Harrison : Thoa. Cnrrpll, Pat McKinnaf, BillHieky, John Coiper, Mike McLangblan, James Cain and Jerry lleGarty, Dowd U entbnsiaetm and ssys every Irish man will support' the ticket. The republicans having captared and done away witb the only real democratic flag the coafedrr-ate-they have concluded to adopt the red bandana because it most nearly resembles their old rag, and

also the Britith flag, the emblem of free trade. But i bey are still at ea over the hat quejiion, claiming tha? tb old Tilden hat has lieen adopttd hy toe republicans. They now resort to a . blaok band h i distinguisbiti mark on their l't an ensign ol mourning, as it were, ma0 f mm t sne TImismmiiMI Dollars. IndUiuipolit JcxirnaL Thd statement bar been repeat" edly made in Democratic -newspapers that General Harrison once said tlat "ons duller a day was enough for any workingman." This particularly idiotic lie bat been repeated in a number of forma, the last one of which we have beard of, is in the shape of a postal card

addrewed to workwen in certain urw towna and cities. The isniiarse towna and nties. The issii ance of snefi story, in any shape, is entirely worthy the oorrupt scoundrels of the Democratic party, for tDe pUrFW of injur;pg General Gsrfield's Vi.didscy. Th Journal is not a epnrttne paper, and does not, as a role, believe 5u the frce of wagers, But there are one thousand dullars the Journal has" placed on deposit in Fletcher's nb, which will be paid to any man, woman or child prodaoing the "proof that General Harrison ever uttered any such sentiment as the Democratic liars and forgers ire charging him with. - litis offer is unlimited, either as to time or place. It will be paid to anybody, who will produce . the ' in M,rioII ' L ' . prow, wucruer living in joaianstn toe :fc... tj; d lownghi nnt or Tj0i,ed States or Territories, 1 .d ,t any t;ro. any The ifevea Tickets. BRPIIXICAN PARTY. For President Benjamin Harrison of Indiana. For Vice Presi dent Levi IV Mortoo of New , xorsr, DEMOCRATIC PABTY. President Grover Cleveland of New York. Vice President Al len G. Thorman of Ohio. PROHIBITION PABTY. President Clinton B. Flak of New Jersey. Vice President John A. Bruoka of Missouri. UNION LABOR PABTY. President A. J. Strecter of Illi now. Vice President Charles E. Cunningham of Arkansas. CKITKD LABOR PABTY. Preshlent Robert H. Cowdrey of Illinois. Vice President W. H. T. Wakefield of Kansas. IKDUSTHIAL RRFCUtM PARTY. President Alfred E. Redstone of California. Vice President Joho-Colviw of Kansas. -WOkAJi 8DFFBAGB PASTY. President Belva A. Lockwood of Washington. Vice President Alfred H. .Love of Pennsylvania. A CteaiB aad Able Caadldate. We have seen - nothing from a reputable Democratic source in the way of disparagement of General Harrison's. ability,;nothing in fact from any source' questioning bitintellectual aad' vwral fitness for the great office of President of the United States. There is, of course, much said against his views on public questions, ss there is much said against the principles of the party of which he in all respects is folly snd fairly representative, but he stands the glare of publicity in his professional and personal life as few men could. No plea for charitable oblivion is asked for any part of his life and we protest that this is a fact that should not be wholly overlooked lest we come to believe that a clean and honorable life possesses no charm for the American people. It is an entirely legitimate campaign issue to be made use of in favor of our candidate. We do not believe in a personal campaign in the sense of assailing the private life of a.eandidate but we do believe in a personal campaign that calls attention to the unassaailable life, private and oubltc, of such au honorable and able man ss Benjamin Harrison. And when it can be done through the voice of a Democrat we take especial pleasure in. it as we do now in quoting the words of Congressman Byoum, of inuiaospoiis . .. I regard Harrison in every sense of the word a man of fine ability. The fact is that he is a much better hash than be gets credit for among some classes, tie naa a clean record j nobody can complain of a single stain against his character, and this is much in his favor. Taking everything into consideration, I consider General Harrison as good a candidate as the Republicans could put in the field. Indiana Christian Advocate: The nomination of General Harrison at Chicago ought to be gratifying to all good mu, whether they agree with him politically or not. Few men in public or private life are more exemplary in their moral character and daily walk. With bis political views we have nothing to do in these columns, but we commend his life as worthy the imitation of all young men. Up to date Cleveland has vetoed 136 pension bills, many ot which were passed by a unanimous vote of both bouses of congress. Jje the good work go on. After next March we will havea president whose neck is not tootuVk to bend to the will of the people a expressed by their reprsscntativA,

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TRIMJSHIN AND PAINTING. ggggaayggeMgaegBg . , i aAXlXQ LATELY OEJTKD A BBPAIB 8BOP III THE irOKTEiOOMII OF THE FEE BLOCK. I am now prepared to male you a New Top, re-trim your old one, put in a New Bow or New lining, make New Curtains, Back or Cushion, or re-cover your Dash, or do anv kind of Trimmimr or Painting . that

your Buggy, Carriage or, Wagon may need. ALL WORK jROM.TLY DONE. AND

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, Ro L, WINSLOW, Horth College Aven$e, "PEE BLOCK." BL00H1HGT01I, IHDIAHA,

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The undersigned A uditor submits the following Report of Receipts

and Expenditures of, Monroe county, Indiana, for the year ending

May 31st, 1888: RJECKIPT8. BlftaeuTr8Mnryatlasat - - . tkment, Jon 1, 188T, ' tl 0,378 There fcu been received tinea on account of tba variou funds ttrt follow : County Jtntnvt. December tx, 'fr, $11,855 29 : April Uw, 1888, 39,443 23 Delinquent tasef,'8T M31 M Jury wee, ' IV 50 fbow license, 10 00 Special J ad cel. . 100 00 14 stUoelianaoM, 16 l 513 33 Change of venue, B3 7C4 4o Bridge revenue, 1 2.654 Interact rerauac, ' l-9 Pika repairs, : . f . i,m Tttrnjiikt TitxtJ. Rogers pike, : 2.400 42 Hightpike, 0U7 33 Stepbena pike, 018 4? Wilis Pike, 1,959 S3 . 8,946 Bedemption of Innd, ' S8S Docket feet, eirouit court, 141 , Tw$kif Tax. Tnwnsbip, 4,254 8 Tuition, 3.C86 54 ., 8pecUl school, : 5.085 57. ' Road, 4,76 21 Addition toad.- 182 67 Dog, 1,102 3 07! 98 Dog specinl, 29 51 10,331 28 Damages aad cost, Total rwipts, fl06,160 0 Total redemptions 82,76$ 97 Balance in Treasury 22,393 10 Balance in Treasury belongs as follows : County Funds, 16,012 38 Bridge Funds, 2,654 ol Reduction of bind, 46 07 Docket fees circuit court 22 OS.Pike funds 7,436 73, Pikerepatra 1,221 W - ToUl, $22,393 10' JON PEDIG0, C. C. TUKIVEK, THE LEADING UNDERTAKER -A--A'-Ds Furniture Dealer. I bare the largest and best selected stock erer brought to Bktomington, and will sell you goods cheaper than any one. !1 have a fine display of Chamber Suites. PARLOR SUITES, LOUNGE8, Fasoy Chairs, Baby Wagons, Carpet Sweepeks, Mirrors, PICT0RB FRAMES. ORGANS kept in stock, and sold an monthly paym-snts. I havo the Hnusehekl rjewlng Machine tbd best Machine made, and tba cheapest, t also keep Clelhing far Fueralsi which only costs about one-half as much as other clothing. Come and see nmnurt b aide of square, in Waldron's Block. Why embitter life by dragging around with lame back, diseased kidneys, drops!, eal swellings, female weakness, nervous debility, heart disease and rheumatic coinplaints, when Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cora will so-' quickly cure 7 Rev. A. J. Merchant, Presiding Rider, writes: "It gave me almost instant and en if rely permanent relief." .Superior to all known medicines in these diseases. For sale by Fasia Bans., Blonminfton, and S. at. Mthiul Clear Creek, Ind. till Feb. 23, '89. BLAIR, BLAIR. BLAIR. atOTGenileturn will find the newest styles of Shoes, Button, Congress and Laced, on the Blair counters.

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IirjtNDITURKS. WarmnU hve been draws on County Treasurer oa Ve lutio wing aceount ; Fee and salaries 5,4S 28 Jurors 2,51ft 75 Bailias 300 5ft Poor 5,069 75 fpecific Special Judeea 80 OS Agricultural Society 10 00 Institute 60 00 . Docket fees 119 50 Mileege J.P. 16 25 Attorney fees. . 27 oa Miscellaneous 119 78 Change of venue 446 60 1.1 1,11? 13

4lPuibrs 615 21

Criminal and Cirtuit Court ' House of refuge 196 33 Kerormntory c Attornev feet 90 00 tfcwnting criminals t9 60 Stiscellaneoui ' ot 39 1,042 70 83 40 Coroner's inquest Pike repair 758 95 Miscellaneous 310 32 Asjrlura Klcctins Books Assessing Insane Printing Bridges CoHuty Rtrttme. 'Interest on bonds 2.280 00 jikmds and )irinuipal 6,0ou 00 ii uieresi on orucm a.snz 13 Ja.tirii)liittnn tiilrM 1 i:ttt !4A r - , - -, iMitcelhiiteotu 52 89 13,15t 31 Turnpike. :IUi;er' lmnds S.nnQ 00 3i: C7 25 1.371 n .V.5 T S 1.&U0 00 Itutfern' iiitemt UliKbtiiitMrist .Wylirs i.'tleivst -Slfphens interest "'itcunens Donus ll 7,731 41 II IITuitioo 3.G8C &4 4,254 H6 4,726 21 6,085 77 1.102 50 .Townthtp Itoad, Special llog .Special dig 293 21 Additional rpaa 182 57 19,331 66 nVdrniption of land Total expenditures 243 41 69,281 29 85,745 8 Add outstanding, June 1888 Total orders to redeem 105.026 87 Deduct outstanding June 1888. 22,259 90 Total orders redeemed 982,766 97 Auditor Monroe Co.

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NeUce f AasiiBbira(ieB. NOTICE b hereby given, that the un? deraiened bas been appointed by tba Clerk of the Circuit Court of Man roe County, State of Indiana, administrator of the estate of David Byerly, lata of said county, deceased. Said estate b supposed to be solvent. JAVES K. HENRY, July 18, 1888. Administrator. Kale of Tleal Eatttte hy Administratrix. NOTICE 18 HRRRBT GIVEN, that by virtue of an order of the Monroe Circuit Court, the undersitrned Adminis tratrix of the estate of William Turner, deceased, will offer for sale at Auction, at the south door of the Court House in the city of Bloomington, County of Monroe no otate oi inuiana, an FRIDAY, AUGUST Mth, 1888, the following described Real Estate, situ ate in theeouny of Monroe and State of inatans, u-wu: Seminary Lots (181) one hundred and eighty one, (182) one hundred and eightytwo, (183) one hundred and eighty-three, i ibs j one nunarea ana eignty-rour, ana four acres oft" of the ssuth end of Seminary Ixl (185) one hundred and eiithtrflve, all situate in tbe northeast quarter of section (0) six, town (8) eight range (1) one west. AImi Seminary av4s (139) one hundred and thirty-nine, (140) one bundrel and forty, (141) one hundred and forty one, (143) one hundred and forty-two, (148) one hundred and forty-eight, and one acre off of the west sidn of Seminary Lot (147) one hundred aad forty-seven, all in the northwest quarter of section (8), town (8) eight range (1) west, in the County of Monroe and State of Indiana. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the residua in equal payments at nine and eighteen months, with notes at interest, waiving relief from valuation laws, and secured by good freebold sureties. Sale to begin at 1:30 o'clock p. m. CLARA M. STRONG, Administratrix. Loudoc & Rogers, Att'ys. July 18, 1888,

It is fitting that the pioneer of low-priced iourralism in the West should lead in pbtcint; the

American newspaper of to t.. i i. a

uic mwcai uiut ui niucnciin twjnagi:. v:ive years ago that unit was the nickd in Chicago snd throughout the Northwest. The founding of Thk

uaily wews at a. lower price waji regarded by the journalistic profession as invitia certain fai l are. But they were wrong. To day there is not a

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The Dailv Nevs averages, as!i3wn by its published sworn .statements, 175,000 copies a day with a single exception the largest daily circulation in America, and greater than the circulations of all other Chicago dailies t VMSinfd. Thk Daily News: has prostxa-ed beyoadl the

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has more than once made its grateful acknowledgments to an appreciative public. It believes, however, that the time, lias now cotue when, acting entirely within the limits of a nise cominTcial progression, it can. give its thanksi more piaiAtcal expression, it proposes henceforth to "divide " as to its friend1) and to multiply as to its circulation. To-day it reduces itt pries to One Cent and expects to double its circulation. And anticipating the questionings of the doubtful let it be briefly said that tht thing em b done The Daily Nkws all that it has bettn in

the past, as well as all that

it in the tuttire as a leader at progressive Airsmcan journalismcan be produced and sold ifor erne cent day, and this by reason of those common principles of trade which make possible lower prices just in proportion lis the aggregate

volume of sales increases: The Daily mews now sells over a miMm papers a tue,tft, its shown by its published sworn statements of circulation, aiiu) it can afford to sell at a smaller profit per paper than other Chicago dailies, no one cf which has as much as one-third the averagi; 4uly circulation

ESTaBUtHEO 1C51. tsYEMS'BUfSsm E.C.ATKIN3&0O BUnutacturen ot high en to FINE 3AVv3 A SPECIALTY. a&TMadr from tli fineHtselcvteil Eteel: b3t mfiho.lsos4.il. a pi the most nkilUul wiKkaien employed In the ur manufartnte. REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE fly eiwrt ivorUmon. We keep In toek a Mil line ot I.riTitu. la-RBEaaad Corros Seltui and Mii.LSrrri.iEA. Write far prieu-tlt and our lawqootattaias. INOIAHAPOUS, IKO. KWHIS; TDK. BUSINESS UWVEaSIT w latt rHVThuu St. Of p. rBs. f miUX,5l8l 8 oam, Msdssli sat Vrvtton. Ben facilities for Business. Sbort-haad, Peajiaa. ship, English aad Actual Business Tninws;. latlividualiaMractiaa. Edacst foe rotic least expea ! In lime sail saeacjr. Attractire City. Graduates hold Incratnc pesitiona, A strictly bwnacss scbML Open all year. Enter now. Writ to as. Elegant Catalogue, Free. School Fund Stile. Auditor's Office Monroe Connty, Bloomington. Ind.. June 25, 1888. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned Auditor and Treasurer of Monroe County, Indiana, will offer for sale at Public Auction oa SATURDAY, JULY 2BTU, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. ni., at the Court House door in the city of Bloomington, County and Stale aforesaid, the following real estate, situate in Polk Township, County and State aforesaid : the southwest quarter ot tbe northeast quarter of suction sixteen, township seven, north range ona east, containing forty acres more or less, forfeited to the State of Indiana for the non-payment of interest pa the purchase monry of said tract. Said tract being entered by Isaac Grubbs, sen , February 20th, 186T. TERMS OF SALE. Said land being valued at fifty dollars and more than one-fourth of the value consisting of timber lnnd,- the terms ot sale will be one-half of the purchase money cash in band and interest on the residiue for one year in advance at eight per cent, j per annum. The rcsidlio of principal shallhe Raid in annual payments not - ceeding ten yearn from day of. sale, . ith eight per cont. interest annually in ad vance. JAMES H GASTON, Treasurer. SIMEON PEDIGO, Auditor. June 27, 188. RICHARD A. FULK, Atl'y.J Notice to Non-Bcslclonts. The State of Indiana, Monroe County. In the Monroe Circuit CVurt, September Term, 1888. Complaint No. 1810. Robert Bash vs. Geo. B. WilUtrom Florence J. Williams, Julia Skirvin, Cit izens Loan Fund and saving AssoetaUon. Now oomes the Plaintiff, by Richard A. Fulk, his attorney, and lies his complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendunt, George B. Williams, is not a resident of tho Stitte nf Indiana ; that said action is for correcting and loreclosing a ir.ortgiige given on real estate in M on roo Bounty, Indiana, by George B. Williams to Robert Hash, datod June 19th, 1886, and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant, last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next torm or tho Monro Circuit Court, to be bolden on tbe 1st Monday of September, A. P.!888,et th.j court house in Bloomington, in Said County and SUlo, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness triv name and the seal of s id Court, aflixM at Bloomington this Uth day orjw'ty, A. D. W8. fS4tj ENOCH FULLER, viern atonToa vtroutt v,imn.. Ju'y U, VSS8.

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J.1JUSKIRK & UUSIC1RK, Attys.J nrotlco to ITn-Reai4leiiH. In the Stat) of IndUna, Atunme county. In the Jdonroo circuit court, ScptimiMr tuj-w, 1888. " Tlie Firtt Natwmil Bunk or Bloeaiingten, Ind. vs. Oeo, W. Uullenbaebwr, Itsrfpitvi nbnclior, Mary Northoolt, et al. Nov comes tha plaintiff, ly Buskirlc & Itusltirk, attorney, and flies thefct mpnitit berein, ttther witb an. niBJarit of a competent peison that said defendant. Mary Northcott, is not a resident of the St.j of Indiana, that nld airtion It to rrt a mistake and to enforce a lion tmrn rval estate in tills State by a lor. ekitnrii of a morlK ;e on saUt real eriaLe, and tliat said non-hkiilent U a micvsiary jn.rty thiTvHo. ' Notice is therefore hernliy r3v sn said ilifnlnt, last named that .uuWs h(: bi and apprar on tho Irst day ol' ttu next, ti'i'tn of Monioe virrnit court, Uv b lii'klea ! i the 1st M.-'nda y of Seiitomtier. A. l., ; ! Sti. i't the Court House, in Uluominiiton, :. rata eotmty and state, na aorwur ! itennur To aM complaint, te fame will lie heard and deteiminei in her . absuite e. . V'itneu my isame and tba seal of said cwitit, affixed 'at lllvoiutngton, this !19th da; t4 J tip. A. I. 1884. ifaitfttl K SOCHFCLLS, Clerk. I : duly 4, 1888. J.,T0ElrEYS, CARDS EUSKtSK 4- It US KIRK. (.?. tr KlKK, P. K.. KvsaHBK) Attorney. OtPce in l-uildittg south of Bank, sir. mad Ikcr. Special attention given to Prolate business, to the collection of GlniinaV and la liusinws in all thu courts ot' tJiis. and. ad,oining couaLks. . rrvjv nsttne nt ft. Dns. cak. Ira C. Batnax) Attetoeva. Oilee over Blair't ahoa store, west Md public square. Particular attontiou will be tien to Probate cases, ooilectioos, ate. Will practice in all tba courts. IEKS C0RR, Attorneys. Oflce un-sta:rs over Corner clothing: stare, wait iM Will nractice in all tho courts of the State. Probata buaioeit jfiren spe:tai ana mrerai attenuom. LOUDEN $ ROGERS, Attorneys, otBee I dvor First National Bank, llualtiesa of h legal nator.) given careful a'ttentioa in id I courts. Real estate titles carefully exi mined by aid of Loudan's Abstract. A i pecialty made of the colltin ttnd rniitUnca of claims of all kiails. J) A. FVLX, Attorney, aalee In Allen t. A McNary't new biocli, up-stiiirs ovsr corner room. Special and canful attention will bo given to prolate btisinesi, and to prompt collection of claims. JAMES B. MVLKT. Attorney, vrill give special attHttioa to Milling decedents' estates, collecting etc Will nractice in all courts Is City Attorney, and may be found in bis ofltoe ever ;b "Vomer" ciotntiig stun. TZAST 4- EAST. Atlorneya, Oftto in lid 1.1 -i&c.l J tau.a. .Lit. .IJ& lln - - .tin v. amivii anwat, huiw iiuc ruU4V square, up stairs. Give prompt attantion to I'robato buatnoss, and to the collection of claims. Will also traetice in all iihe Courts. Buainoss solicited. RememW the location. A;outs ftirNo.1 Insurance. JAMES F. MORGAN, Attorney, east of the Fir-t Nattonitl Sank, up-stsirs Probate and Pension business given spec ial and prompt attention. CR. WORRALL. Attorney, Oflce up. , suirs, ove:r McCstla 4k Co.'s Store. Wi II practice in all th courts. Special sttuntion givao to the Panama business. -aiTwiTritu.grMt'tMiy ewcjyiRter Tims Tablr at Bloohisotoh. GOING NORTH Fast Mail, 11:22 a.m. Chicago Niht Express, 1 1;3J p.m. GOING SOUTH Fast Ui), 3:33 p.m. Ijonijville Nicht Express, 3 22 a.m. CARTER PRUNING. Airt..Rlnomin gtnn utTHOCRAPHER CLECTROYYPKR ENGRAVER SeC Sa1 PRINTER. i 1 a. X?J BLAMK BOOKS, 6TO, MOST OOMPUiTe HOWSe IN TH5 WE.iT.

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