Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 August 1888 — Page 2
Printed VWacafay Jftniin, VIUUI A. UB, Batter aad PneHaber.
ovamsjbl . T r fob FjcssweKt,
fin, Be. Barrfeoa f IbsZUba. FQX VICtJB-PXKSWENT, icfi F. Swtop f Nor rk. . State TMV OOTBTIMW, ALV1K P. HOVBY, of Bossy. Lieutenant Governor, IKA J. CHASS, of Hamlrieks.
' Judge of 8qnM Coirs, 1st DM. SILAS T. CsaV. ef On.
3d Diat. J.e.BKRKSHIBKr Jennings.
4th JUWALTXBOU)s, of Whitley.
chablik r.'ekiFFi5 of las. Auditor of State, BBUCBCABB, ofOtaac.
Treasurer of
J.A.LBMCKE,of
Attomey-Ooni at. 1 T. HICHX8SB, of Shalky. . Superintendent of Public Instnsetioa,' SAKVEY M.LA FOLLETTE,f Bsoae, Baporter of Saprem Court, jomnu esiFPEms, r Mute. 'Fot'CoMnoLSth Distrioi, HEXBT a UKCA of Mowm so.
J CO
OD TICKET.
Thm ifllbti Bd Ballv "of lb
BepoblicaB of JBmcor and biiiig eooatiaaat Bloonsragtea, Bstardey, Hovantber Sd,8t. 3ood speaker 0I be ia aHendaaeo fall ftrticaian gia t an early riFTK IBDIAMA aSISTStlCT.
Mahfisfvilu, Aug. 14.-rTle RepeMcaasof the. Fifth eongresbmmmI dutriet net in this cky today to marinate a candidate for Congreae. The eonvenHmt wa called to order by Joseph I. Irwin of Bartholomew county. Col. Jas. B. Jordan of this city, wm ehosea chairatan. and ia a abort speech,
sraciaiiDed that protection was the
mum issue of the caittpaiga. Som-
uiaiiao m wan sauro m, mi foot two counties presented candidates Putnam coroty preeenied Edward T, Lane, graadaon of Henna8. Lane ; Monroe county offered
the aaase of Heary C Duncan. Mr. Lane who had only consented
to accept the nooiioatioD ia ease be " . a it
waatbe unanimous cnoice oi roe convention, uade one of the best abort speeches ever heard ia this cky, and withdrew ia favor of Mr. Duncans The latter was then
nominated by accfaiaatiun. Mr. Duncan accepted the. noownatiooj,
fed made a fittiag apeeeb, thank
ing the delegates for the honor
confcueu. The following is a' part of the report oi the committee on resolu-
tiQDS adopted by the convention ; Wt ttinr 1 1 i njn pension fee all h-Mably-disuharged Unioa soldier.. We re o favor etmore liberal paaatea to soldiers and ' tbir widows and orphans, and we demand the repeal of the law know at the arrearage act, that ajl gentian bow oa the paenoa rolla, or that laavbe aJaead tbareoa bewafter.may
be paid tbew poaaioaa ftoca the date of; tbeirdiMAarge.aad.iacaaaof tfceix widanaadoraiaaa, fraaa tha data of the noMiar' death, ragardicM of tke date of
Bag tpaw appncation. We arraa aad eondaaia Hoa. C. C KataoaV Bopnaeatadv ia Coarreai from taia distriet, for kfa nnftdtaflilBew. to procaiM awda to aaktian, ia ordar to aacare tkoir mtaa ia electing bim. to Coo-
Baviaa; ia ua laaaaer omainea
Iheir Totoi, be has betrajetl the tract repaaad ia bhn aad kMfabwiattvely bowed to the vcteea -and commands of Srovar Oavalaad ia regard topeasioBleprlatiaa. Ia the afternoon Hoa. Ira J. Chase, candidate lor LteotenantGovcraor, addrencdthe eonventioa aad a huge audience on the political issees of the day. Nearly everj available seat ia tbe large : nab, when the ateeting was held, was taken and Mir. Chase was accorded the closest alteBliop from fiatfolast. ' A vote for devehud is a vote Jot free trade sad atarvatioa. A wote for Fisk and Brooks ia half
wote for Cleveland and free trade.
A tom far Harrison aad Morton is a vote for proectioa aad prosperity. The issoe is between bread aad ao bread. Los Aageles Tri-baae.
Oaea more BeU Chaptor ia called apon to aieara tbo kaa of w ajater. In the death ef Ida Smell Spaaffler we deeply realize that we have lost one of the brightest and strongest links of oar cbaia, eoewbo dkt boner to Kappa Alpha Tbata with all food qualitios of heart aodbessl Ia ail our relationships with Iter, tbetnaaenee of bar gentle and Toving aataVa has been 'toophr Jolt aad win be gTeatly missed in the fatora. Realizing that there has pasted from na the "type of true majestic arumanhood,'' be U therefore - Knolred. By the monbers of Beta Chapter of Kappa Alpha TheU, that we r stand nor heartfelt sympathy to the beteaved -husband and mend; that then, temal tpression of oar surrow be the veiling oftba badge for thirty day; that hi tnbnto of erief ba placed upon oer rbapter records and be soiiahly pnblubpL . JCIJLiA BAWLRSi $ SOPHIA SHKEJCa EFFIE LKMOSU6. Blot mington, Tnd Aug. 16, 1888. Dlemocratic reform at Indianapolis is not pro rowing very rapidly. In the etghteeath ward Simeon Coy is still drawing a CuonctTman'a pay. It is strange how that ward kt to be- represented through the penitetttiaty. - The tax-payers are till taxed to snpport the Jail bird. That is refariD of the prt-ia-tbe-Sh4dl4 George William Curt in kd, bat k is hard on the people. . The only route by which Chinese iat migrants are now coming to t tii country js the one which lew la throagb Britisb Celomhw; and iliat rate is open only by teasnn ot the failure of President Cleveland to compel a, ijgiJ enlorcement til the laws.
A SHOOTH CONVENtioit Airo a
QAlliiOSIOlJA Ctsvm Insured. One of the most barmon'rona coaveD troos ever held ib Monroe county was that of the RepoWi Mns ia Mass Delegate Convention hut.
The delegates selected by. the variooa township eonveatioas are as follows t BlOOMINeTOS TP.
JDW. So. 1 Robert Randriekson. : Sks. Bo. Prank Staager. Bist. No. 8 Wm. Goarlcy. Di5t No. 4 Jas. Rogers. Bist No. 5 Arch Kleener. Diet. Bo. 6 Tbos. B- Smith. Dist. K Hilary Headhjy. Oh. Ho. S-sb.4Urnw. 1st Ward-oo'Waldroa.W.B.Htogkes, Gee. Ttoau v?. H. Vaaa, . 3d Ward Dr. A. J. Aston, Bonj . Yeas, Ha rrer Baker, A.T. Hasaer. 34 Ward-Woeeph Allen, U. M. Iuatap, JaavKeuey and Wm. Front. PBBBT TP. IK it. Ko. 1Bobert Henry. Bist, 31. S W. kt. Alexander. But. Bo. S S. Walliagford, Jr. BiC Vo. John K. Burland. Bwt. Saw "--Van; WyHa. Bit. No. e-,Tkoa. Kilpatriek. Dl. No. I Dogan Doroft Bti. No. Henry stuaMr. Perr?.rt mnsnai Naabl.
Abe Bonaldaon, '
llobart Stroag.
TAN BDBBN TP. : Bift. No. 1 Watson farorar. Bit. No. 1-ttee. Kller. Dirt. No. 3 .eirin Hanlmrn. Bht No. 4 John T. Woodward, Du t. No. 6 Geo. IV. Braadoa. But No. S J. B. Haael. BIOIILANU TP. .; - J. Ij. Whisnand. - J. T.Foster; ' Jobs Bradford,'' John Reid, - ) Jnbn A. ReeTea, G.W.Matsoa, B. M. WoodaH, L. B. Harris, Simp. Sharp. J JC Kdmoadseo.. , ' - INDIAN OBSXK- TP. - : Paris Koea; Wm. A. Wbaley, Geo. Sast, Barrey Haael. BXNTON TP. Thomas Peterson, Tbesnas Barn h'ill, ' W. I. Adam.. BEAN BUJSSUX TP. Wn. Browesf .Ut.May, W. P. Word, D. P. Burton, James Davis, : John Williams. CliBABT CBBEK TP. , ,. Sasitbvilfe Freciocf ': 'A ' James Birkau; . Jvho P, Barrall, ' v '- '. j Win. Wbisoand, Biram Batebcr. - UaiTodsburg Prectnct ; Br. MeLahlan, Thomas Clay. WASHINGTON TP. Albja Gaskm, Bobert Lea, Jnbn Smith, Smb. Cleadenln. M ARION TP. Barid Johnston, Spancer Baka, Tbos. Bobiason. reuc tp. Wm. Armbroster, "Vf m. Soutkers, Joha Siseee, . Deavnis blorpby. When the convention was called
to order bstSaturday by the Chair-
maa ot the Coanty Central Com
mittee, Hon. .Henry C. Duncan,
there wm an en thusiastic crowd ia
the court room, and everybody
lined to be ia a good and gener-
"Wm. F. Browning wassominat-
ed for permanent Chairman, and
on taking the chair made a speech acknowledgiosr the honor, and pro claiming bib) oelief that the Repub
lican party would be snccessfnl this
ABV- .
After some preliminary business
the work of nominating candidates
began.
It having been agreed that nom
inations for Auditor sboolu be beard first, the following named
gentlemen were placed in nomination; J XKoodwaTdWm. Blair.
Ed. Andenon, Isaae Clamaa, Abe
Donaldson, -Wm. Farmer and I.
Milt. Rogers. The first ballot re
sulted M fellows: Woodward, - - - 11 Blair, - - - 2? Anderson, - - - 13 Claman, - - - - 8 Donaldson, - - - 9 Farmer, - - - - 10 Kogers, .... 2 Second ballot Woodward, ... 22 ' Blair, . ... . . . 32 Anderson, ... 5 Claman, . . . . 5 Pnitaldaoo, ... 2 Farmer, . . . 12 Rogers, .... 1 Third balletsWoodward, ... 29 Blair, , 4,'? Anderson, Clma; . . . . 1 Farmer, ... 4
Forty votes being necessary to a
choice, sad Mr. Blair having re
ceived forty-three, was declitred the
nominee.
For Sheri0,thre were tbreeean-
diduteu, yi i Wilson Adiras, Thos.
Fan, and G. W. Faulkner, and
the nominstioq. was settled with one ballot, as fpllows; Adams, .. .-. . 16 Farr, , . . . . 46j Faulkner, . . . 161 For the office of County Treas
urer the name only of the .present
incombent, Dr. Uaston, was pre-'
seated, and his nomination was
made unanimous. For Coroner, Dr. Jas, D. Maxwell, jr., and . Dr, Geo. Munson were placed in nomiuatioo, with following result : . Maxwell, . . . 41 Munson, . . . , 38 . For the office of County j3urveyor the names of M. H. Busklrk, A. G. Dillman and Henry Henley 7re submitted. Oae ballot was
token with, the; following result : Buskirb,. . . . i H Henley, . '. . . i 18
Dillman, . . . k 17
The nonunatisn. of Count; Commissioners wm bow in order, and for the 1st district, if. H, Fulford, Wm. Peterson aad John Reeves.
were placed in nomination, though
Mr. Reeves declined before a bal
lot wm taken. , The first ballot .gave Fufford, . . . , 29 Peterson, . . 39 Reeves, .... 11 On the second ballot, the nom
ination wm decided as follows :
Fulford, . . . 7 Peterson, . . . .42
For Commissioner in the 3d dis
trict the following gentlemen were presented : . Jesse Paine, Ir-
vin T. Smith and John C, Clay.
The first ballot : Paine, . . . . . 39 Smith, . .. . . . 9 Clay, . . ... 81
Second Iwllot-
Paine, , . . . .33 Clay, ..... 46
The nomination of each one of
the candidates on the list was made unanimous upon the motion of one
of the defeated ones, and enthusi
astic speeches were indulged in,
pledging bard work and harmony throughout the campaign. . !
The several successful candidates were called on for remarks, and Wm. T. Blair, Dp, Gaston, Thos.
Farr, Mr. Clay, and others respond-
ed.
Wils. Adams was called for and
made a good humored apeeeb.
- TKe convention then gave' three
rousing cheers for the ticket, and
adjourned.
THE NO KIN BBS. Wm. T. Buaib", the nominee for County Auditor, is a graduate of I.
S. U., was for several years a sales
man with W. Allen, and after
wards begun business for himself m
a boot snd shoe dealer. Blair ia an active worker at the polls, and has bad much to do -with swelling Republican majorities ia the past. He
was elected a member of the Board
of School Trustee i this spring, wit fa-
out any solicitation on his part, and
the nomination for Auditor came to him unsought, and so places bim in a more favorable light before the voters of the county. Blair is a representative' young Republican,
competent, honeet, and a hustler.
The Democrats will nominate John
Sherlock or Ab. Dowden, and Blair
will defeat their oandidate whoever
he may be.
Thomas Fab b, or "Tom Farr,"
M he ia familiarly called by his
many warm friends, is a citizen of
Washington tp., where he has re
sided 23 years. Before he wm 18 years of age Tom enlisted in the 33d Ind. Vols., find was assigned
to fju. ii. lie was tn the service three years aad one month, and in that tim participated in
seventeen engagements, and was
captured snd Urown into Lthby
jrrison wnere so many gaiiani men were incarcerated. His first vote
wm cast in Monroe county, and he
has always been an active, reliable
and working Republican. Tom
rarr has a general acquaintance in
Monroe countv. and he is resitected
and well liked by all with whom he has come in contact. .Marion
Hinkle will hand over the keys to
Tom after the Novemlier election,
and don t you forget it.
Db. Jas. H. GasfOn, who was
renominated for Treasurer,1 was a
former resident of Stanford, in Van Buren tp. Dr. Gaston was a private soldier, and belonged to the
43d regiment Ind. Vol. Infantry, and .while doing gallant service in
one of the battles of 1863, his right arm was- literally shot to pieoes,aod now bangs aluot useless at bis side.
Dr. Gaston wm always a true Re
publicanan active, self-sacrificing
workernd withal "w a modest, qu tet
gentleman who is naturally averse
to bringing himself into prominence
and notoriety. It will require a
Democrat with no small amount of
nerve to tackle Gaston : he hasn't
been named as yet,
Wm. Peterson, tfe' nominee for. Commissioner in thf 1st district vss a soldier in the50(h Ind Vols., nnd a godd one. He is solid substantial citisen, was cemmissioncr r !!' , .JAi :
oi inio county buhic vign.years ago,
uuu gav5. cnt. aauaii n.:-''i:I .1 rj ;"
v.
ton. - tie
11 thalweg
' TJi.JA8t D. Ma.weLX belongs tggood Repubiip(n stock, audjsa thproughly educated and successful surgeon andt physician . The Dr. will honor thy) posiiion,
m he does any with which be be
comes identified. , John C. Clay, candidate for Commissioner for the 3d district is a farmer of near Harrods-
burg, and a nan who ishtflds well with his party and his:' 'neighbors. He will f make a close.csnvass sad be ekcted, .. .
M. H.. Bcskibk, the candi
date fur urvwor, Jm- sjbe-'a
nldier and hM bee$u jveyof of
the county seyijral times The Democratic majority propose to help reduce the surplus by.
FACTS FOR TIME PBOPLB. The Indiana" and "Citinm'' Fire Inturano Companies of Indianapolis, and Kvansville, Ind., bavo mora anet to the territory ocoupivd, h:n siy 'two bourd oompanies rapreseoted in Monroe eo., In-diana.
The Indiana In. Co. Iiaa Tte Citiaent' Ins. Co baa
$300,000 200,000
The
ftewsriaper
RevoMh
Frm tht XttMbrd (HI ) Rtgisttr.
"The eta of cumbrous bktttlat-iilieet soemii comiig to at end, aad :iewpaen lil the fSiirtno Daily News are the nrantiaeitt kwrnaliltte sseseisei ol the veriod. The piipet that site i
to ill a rood volume la each dalri isttle are going out f Uxor with nuay peexnc who luive somel
their time tbaa Ike starch through7 nvut taint of stnwr fcr kernel ( of new. Tke iihct !bst git 9f and smply, sad without nnnetctMny ja;(rac, ie UW helc ,
Totol, 500,000 It "Indiana" fumiihe half a nilllioa
dollar of Miet in tbt e two Cvtnianiei
two board companir that have smmciei
in all the statu snd seme of tb tarHtorie oftba United State would bave to have nineteen million of dollars ia'awet to
eaiiHl the 1 nditina ami Cilizent CdiruEwn
let something thi-y cannot di). TbS Indiana and 'Citiaatt' Companiei are
strictly borne Insurance Companies, hav
ing no agencies wtabilsbed ouis,lie of the State of Indiana,- tb refore we elkini that
tboie two Companies have mora "assets''
to the 'square mile" t n any tsro Com
panies represented In Monroe eo., Ind. WM. M.TATK, Asoct.
remaining in session all summer.
Senator Edmunds JSs credited with a prediction that Congress will not
adjourn beioreAicmner in :
County
Prohibition part
ty will hold a i
ington on Satut
the nomination ,
convention will
Invention. The
of Monroe coun-
vention in Bloom-
ay, Aug. 56th, for
f andiTatcs. The
be ' addressed bv
WymondJ. Beckett, Prohibition candidate for Cbngreas in the fitb district, Pernans other speakers may be in attendance also. Ladies snd voters are. most cordially invited. By order, of 'JommuJee.
Vmmdmlift Xfllie.
Tha dreat Fast h-ii ijc.
The Shortest, Bant, nd QuichMl i,iae
between the North aad CHHitn. -West Bound Iiare ttrefncaslile June-
uon 1:07 a. m., 9:05 a. m., 13:23 miglit.
Arrive, Terra Hauta, 2:00 p. as., 10.12 a.
m., i;3 a. m. '
i Arrive,. Bfflnghanvt: IS ml:00 k.m 3:46 a. M.
Arrive, St. Iuh. 7:?0 p. mS.ee'p. nin
iiw a.-.ni
. evtnve, Kansas ist;r, 8:00 a. w., 7:25 p, ro.
Going Kast Ieve Junction, p.nj.,
.o p. m., i. jo a. Hi, ji.m a.m. Arrive ladianapoliii, a.etl p. sat, too m., 3.45 a. m., 4.1& a. m.
Going North Mave Terrs Unni, 4:00
p. m. aad :00 a. u.
Arrive, South Ken.!, J 1.00 p, bi aad
1.15 p. m. - '
Kast bound aad watt bound train are
oany.
Making direct connections for all oint under the sua. Tour conneolloti j are ure and quick in Union Dvnutsi". No
Transfer or Lay oven and your eom.
moaation are uneije: ion. , Any information recardinr roiU.i'atoi
c, iwiaresf
CHA8. H. MIXCB, Traveling Pass, Afjunt, r Terra Uvate, Ind.
B. A. FORD, O. P. A, St. Louli, Mo.
GITY
At
i BAKERY. kiRBY, Piioranrroiis.
HEW FIHH A1TD ITEW 600B8.
Have purehused the ROTT SA RKRT, eat tide of the sfaare, and have nrmotlelej
aim rcauaa, me premises, anafwuicarrjr a mil sioca: ei
Fancy Groceries, Fruits and Confections.
... AXO WILL CONDUCT A FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
Well stocked With evervtbirtv in the Rakerr line, made by an axnrrieiu'Kd Aroi-rii-n
Baker. Will U conduet.A LII!(('1 HTt(, wh-ro ev. rytliing in thai linn
may be procured. ICK CKCA.1I PARtVOR. the nb-est m tliu-city. . Kvur thing beat and clran, and will remain oeu during the '. Partir amd Churcl Festivals supplied promptly and op rcaMnabie term.' CU nd us. ' HUNTER & KiRBY.
ffl WW
TRIMMING AND PAINTING, BAVINO LATELY OPENED A BEPAIB SHOP
H? THE H0ETH E00H3 OF THE FEE BLOCK.
I am now prepared to make you a New Ton, re-trim your old one, put
in a New Bow or New Unine, make New Curtains, Back or Cushion,
or re-cover your Dash, or do any kind of Trimming or Paiuting that
your Buggy, Carriage or Wagon way need, 'J
ALfc WORK PROMPTLY DONE. AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ROE L. WINSLOW, Horth College Avenue, "FEE BLOCK, BLOOLUHGTON, IHDIAITA.
feaJiHMk7tQmaai
THE mftBW LIHO
Oiuciiinnti, Oltio.
Train of the Monon Bouts eonnect at Greencastle and Greencastle Junction with I. A St. L. and Tao
dalia Trains for Iadianapoli. and V. II. fe D. R. tt. to
Cincinnati-KAST, NORTH AMD SOUTH. W. H.PISHEB, Gen. Ag't C.H.AI.B. Indianapli
CU AS. B. BOCKWKLL, O. P. A T. An CineianaObio.
C. . TURNER, THE LEADING' UNDERTAVCfR Furnituxe Dealer. I have the Is weft and best selected
slock ever brought to Blootnington, and
will sell you goods cheaper than any one.
jt nave a nno uupiay oi Chnnibcr Suites,
PARLOR SUITES, LOUNGES,
Fakcv Chairs, Baby Wagons,
Carpt Swkkpeks, Mirrors,
FICTUHE FRAMES. ORGANS kept in stock, ind sold on monthly payments. I have the Household Sewinc Machine
me nesc nacnma msae, ana ine cneopen.
1 also keep
ClBlaiBjr far KnnfralN
whiob only cotts about one-half as much
as other olothiaai. Come and see me. north
side of square, in WaWrrm's Btas..
LITHOCRAPHEIT ELCCTROTYPCR EunnAVBa-
SE JTyOV,, Book aad Job Jt-SP1 IIINTBIt. V auss nonsn era.
most eoMrtsTC moub in the wejTi
Kfj Administratrix.
KOTICsrtB ItEftEBT OIVEN.ibat by virtue of an order of tke Monroe
Circuit Court, tba undersigned Administratrix of the estate of William Turner, deceased, will offer for sale at Auction, at
the south door of tba Court House in the
city of Bloomington, County of- Monroe
aad State of Indiana, as FRIDAY, AUGUST itra, 188,
I tb following described Bus! Estate, situ
lata in tbecouny of Monroe and State of
Indiana, to-wil: Seminary Lot (181) one hundred and eighty onn, (182) ono hundred nnd' eighty, two, (183) one hundred and eighty-throe, (181) one hundred and eithtr-four, and
fuur acres off of the ttnith end of Semi.
nary Lot (185) ono hundred and eiuhty-
fivo, all situate in thu nortbeast quarter nf
tcoium (6j six, town 18) eijgni range i) one west. AIo Seminary LoU (139) one hundred and thirty-nine, (I4) ono hundre'J and forty, (141) one hundred and forty one, (its) one hundred nnd forty-two, (148)
one hundred and forty-eight, and one acre oft of the wart side of Seminary Lot (147) one hundred add forty-seven, all in the northwest quartet of frction (0), town (8) night range (1) west, in the County of Monroe and State of ndia.ua, TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the residue in equal payments at nine and oightaen months, with note at interest, waiving relief front valuation laws, and secured by good free. I...U ...
Sale to begin at !:ftn o'eliwk p. bi. CLARA M. STRONG, Administratrix.
Louden A Rogers, AU'y,
Forty years ago the chief duly of an editor, in view of his limited fiwHftist, was 'to gather s.ll the news he could and print Intelligence was transmitted slowly; many occurrences of Interest were never heard of beyond their immediate locality; ocean mails were long lit transit, aid the overthrow of an European dyna:j' was not ktKiwn here until long after the evcae. Suddenly tl cre came a change. The railroad and the tel!griph superseded old methods, and tits newspapsr was literally flooded with newt. Thf! death of n fxrtty ward politician in San Fiandscu, the resu lt of a Presidential election, the ticcossfom of a sovereign, the outbreak of a war, and notice that a shanty had been burden inTexas, aU were huriied over thtwires
into the ntswspaper jpnjces.and laere being no idea of discnmmatton,all ware printed. aa a a .S MAS . t
lhus ortgtnatea tne "Dwnw.T sneet. The publisher who. could send! out
thebiggest blanket for a nickel wi s thcgl most enterprisiflrT; the biggest paper z&gs.
was the best; It wasaperipd of bigness Butaifter a time thevcry excess i f the l
as) .. - . 1- . JsL.
eyil orougnt uic remeqy, anainiTe oe can anetacdiscrunination.duriitiiTwhicli
arose such iournals as the Niw York Sun
and The Chicago Daily News, That the pi btic appreciated the new departure is. best evidenced in
the fact that toe rcacacd a curcuiatton c 1 50,000 a day, and The Daily Naurs 175P00. Ihc wonderful and constantly gtowitpopularity o 'the condensed, low-prjced papers hail so far brough tthe cumbrous and high-priced blanket-sheets to their senses, that thev have now somewhat reformed
both as to size and price, but tlnsy re still tea far
rernoveo from no true tt-nm 01 unencan journalism to meet the needs of the neat majority. In the west Tan Chicago Daily News has
been the first to aotxreciate and meet the situalaon,
and it now enjoys tie result of its twelve yeairs of at ! j. .. S .J
pioneer wonc tn a oatty ccuuan averaging over
tnrce umes rjiax 01 any 01 ira twawtnporaria, mu
considerably mors than 'the circular
Chicajjo dailies contbiticd. It iaJ to say that iiuch a ci rotation tx nji m ten less inaintauicd4 exceit W,
gr t ie of eceUer, as well as $Aiy be price. To vrin such rcogei paper must be 0x 00?. a navspaA of its higher-priced coatpetitorft lUiLV NkvVS certainly is. Itis li-
kitso:latd Pcess, tirtd is theontil w'liiclii possesses a franchise whit
both i:he day and nigh: disp((tcheti
ti;. in tee geacru tina m newipiese its mlhehic;hestl.greethepf' rji ise of America sti jo iirnaltian: I
tc cnalieneres com wtmoit wti
n Jts ecu "onalconntins THE
sneaks front: the sfandni
tt nspaner.aikt?
.the temmatton ol imr,:
Ihonos-aole influence 1
.'defending -the. questhitt
pressure ot jaorty aJlgias)ceu
n Ofia, icseitnei- as .it
iwistioxi! of principle. It-
age of tbi coiivituoiis;
110 pnrty, ect or interis. ttokeiri
manii 01 all thosie belter eSeatents
bohalf of purity, lioociity snd do
relations of life. By jitst so mudt
men 3s ftselt to tlx: reesuaof theft
i:le " of the concamuntty does it
lOKiwioe any cominiimtir of Mieresfi wastf So conrpicioiiii a jucch mist - asfMI
titots, and The Daily News bait the
ito imitation alv',iysteatDws. 1-L01
only one-cent psj;r in Chlcagoo
is aractnbet of the Associated fit:
oigo Associated Prcts papers cost fli
irjntation must cc ncintie, so ar at
is omcemed, to few: but unttatioit. 7M
Dajlt News is " tlwtrrgttati" the I
ItlLUji I -
,W, LM7tsJki, .'rVair
m aaiBs. 1 ? iYA u sir a
iSBTSTWiai SLSWaX
1
IrwBlaJ
ft.
55' m
.Sold br all newsdealerl; ft onb cert per CMiy,abj; cesaa per week. Mailed, posi
3.oo per year, or 25 cents per month. Every faraaer can now ten; hi datiy paper
than the cost of the old. time weekly. Adidress - VICTOR F. IAWSON, ftiMfcli
ram
OF THE JUSTLY FAMOUS
HORSE SHOE
ARE SOLD ONLY BY MILLER BH0S. Go and See Them,
Siniplv purifying nnd cltuinc the
blood is not MiflU-u-nt. It needs enriching also, the nrvvu3 system needs toning up, all ot which is an-ompliht.-d by I)r. Vw
ncr' Ulood and I.ivir Remedy and Nurve
Tonic. !' his Cough Honey in all roughs; hi OoKb-n KmIioI' in .all pain, and sloniiich and liowt-1 diorl-rs : hi
Kilm-y and BiM-Kacbo Curo in ljiii.n hick,
drM' and all kidney dwordor his &er man Kyw-Salva in M"ro ,yr1 crneked fkln
anil, pile i bis Capitul Hitters for apj)lil and strength. . ' Frflul.v PAnis !!., Blonminictoa,
and S. M. SIatukks. Clear Creek, Ind.
;iilTciKlKK Jt WUSKIJtK, Attys. Klc tw Hci-Ra!ldenta. In the State of Indiana, Mntoo county. In tbq Monro circuit court, September lenn, 188S. Complaint No, 14K1. The First Katlionnl Bank of Bloomingltonf Ind. vs. 'Ged. 7?. Bolilenbaeher, Margarut Bollenluctnr, Mary Nuithooll el 1. flow roniar thn plaintiff, by Busklrk &
Buxkirk, attorneys, and Bins their com
plaint hurein together with n affidavit of i.; comi'ttorit pemon Unit sni-I defendant Mary Northvott, is not a resident of the Btalii of Indiana, that wid notion i to correct a miftakp and to enl'oroo a lien upon reft estate in tlti Stlc by u foreclosure of h niortgnsse on said rent estate, nixl that said noil-resident U a heccsury paitv thereto. JS'nieo is therefore hereby given said defendant, lust nnmwj ilmt tn le bo be a,n4 appeirr on thn ISrrt tiny jf tlio next term id. Mtmroo iilvuil court, to bo holden on thu Ut M"tid:iy nf September. A. P.. I iW, :-t the t'out t Untise, in' lilooiuington, in ni4 county anil . Stiito, "and., .answer or tlrntitr to . snid ' FOntptiiint, : the.- aaniv wi! I b beard anil duU'r uiueii in bee ab seneit. Witness my nm and the seal of said yn rt, affixed at IllKouiington, tbi29tb da; of.ltina, A. I). li'8S. l ES OCU Ft LLEB, Clerk. July 4, 18SS.
i "nja.-.1.";;1 llj-ll1.-
AVekk Exo Tickcts. The
Vandnlia Lino has ptaeed on sale at one regular loenl ticket faro for the round trip, ut all its ticket stations, exeursion tirkcl to any other station on the Vandalia llilna.
goad going on any regular pawr-igor!
train on Saturday evening nnd Sunday1 morning and good returning on any reg- -ular passengor train which will enable
Kasengrs to roturn to uarting oint efote noon f Jlonday immediately following date of sale. Such excursion tick
t will be old only to such stations at
which passenger trains stop as per oaicial time tahlei and will be sold enty When
such official schedule indicato that l;here is tints to return to starling point before noon of lite Monday next following the
date of sale of such tickets. 1 bese tickets
will he luld tn hII HnnlieHntft and hfttwoen
all stationmt the Vanlalia Lineal ahichJ Vl VSOAN f
reeular twsseaeer train ston to deliver JLP
or receive pastenger.
ATTOENBYS CASBS IhVS'KUtK 9- Bl'SKlKK, (J. W. BonKtnK. P. K. lluamnK) Atturneyt. OB!od in building south of Bank, ground flour. Special attention given to Probate httiiinesi to the collection of claims, and to business in nil the courts af this and adjoining counties. .
rneys. tide
ft seems strange that any one
will see a friend suffer front rheumatism.
neuralgia, sciatica, lame back, aching! nerves, oto.. when Sutiford's Nerve Tonic,
nas prnYen itself never-taiiinn cure, nna,
is sold oy our drugists 7aris lire, an tne low price of 65 cent a bottle. It also
cures cloudy urine, wnton onen is in cause of noli a and pains, check waiting
and decay, impart refreshing dreamless
sleep at nignt.
ana removed a:
bility.
( H. C. Bus
can. Ira V. Batmami Attorn
Olf)over Blair's (hoa (tortk west
Eublin square. Particular attention will u given to Probate eases, eol lulions, etc. Will practice in all Vb court i.
tEOS COSJK, Attorney. Office up-tairs over Corner clothing store,
trbiit skte. Will praetiee in 11 tba courts f the State. Probate buines given iipndal and careful attention.
EOUDEKti ROGERS, Attorneys, office I over First Rational rtanlt. Business
of is lesal nature eimen carel'ul attention
EEJfK
Ml
II
THAT
Monroe Coiittl
WILL BE
HISLD
SoqI 4th to
!jeit
the
.'4
$1,500 in Caifii Preminnw a
C.LL OX KB t)
at his Livery
W i 'JW i
f the I)ixt, iSi
Libts and t hei' iuUrn lM
wsl. Otntintnd toils Or
of Pure, Running . Water;'- tjK
A. E. JOHXSOK; OPli
N3. SOGERS, Setsl f
iiinnliinif na rt 11 BRai nnvure gi'fen carw;ui bhwihwh S sTmDtoms of ?ZZJito Mleoart... BeSl.rt.te tith carefully iP2nToriil l-edoy Hr Loud.. AtatracL
.(MIlUMMUCS.)
lsBlMa,
A iipeci'atty mads of the collection and Nntailtaaoe of clniivn of all kind. Ill A. FULK, Attorney, offica in Allen Ilu. A MoNary's new Work, np-stairs qww corner room. Speoial aad carelul attention will be given to probata busiIMA. and to nromnt aaltactioa of claim.
irulusliaiiractioa. Edacatx for pwfil lut nxpn- I r r
"Mi,Tiifr arrrr.xrir ai . will
. . . . .s
B1
iswmrsui
USIZESS UNIYHswtTtf
Saw fwanhrua R, tff. rsaaSfs.
USXAl, SXX1 S 933. rrtodph ut nrwirtaa, Beit rcilitlc for DiiiHu. Shar.bad. Psasn.
ship. EaaUsh sad Actual BuiiatM Tniaa. lode
vmuuiniiraciwa. Miocai lor pton e w ivala liait aad mencv. Anractin City.
stts hoM lucrativ aoiiuoas. A s uicdv bn
school. Obwb all yew. Kaur eoa Wnn ta as.
ELEGANT CATALOGUES rRlEE,
W Rivo special attention to settling d- ; intents' estates, collecting ate. Will ' flirtietice ia all courtB. Is City Attorney, ami may be found in hi office over tba
Hjornor ' doming More.
Why embitter life by draieine around
with lame back, diseased kidiys, diopsi-i
cat (wellinn. female weHknws, nervous I ,Z. , -, '
debility, Wrt dije ansm-tw cnm.Ljt
plaints, When pr, rentiers Ktasey n 17' ..r".' v.. ..;.' liaekache Cure win so quickly enret Jf l"F l?' SlS
17... a v tlo.l... l.;Jin. 1U ; "i"mb, w : .''
writesi "It gava me almost instant and : .
entirely permanent relief." rliiperkr to
all known medicine in these diseases.
For sale by r abib II bos., llloominelon.
and S. M. Matbsbs, Clear Creek, Bid.
till Feb. 12, 89.
Will also practice in all the
Busint solicited. Reinsmber
RICHARD A. FULK, Ayt ICwtlco Kai-KeslIsil(ii. The State of Indiana, Mon -oe County. In the Monroe Circuit Court, Sortero-
ber Term, 1888.
Complaint fin, ia u. Robert Ilaxh vs. Geo. B. Williams,
Floronon J. Williiims, Julia t kirvin, Cit
izens Loan Fund nnd Saving Asiwcialion.
Now comes the flainttiT, b Riobai-d A.
Vultr Ilia aitnrnnv. and Sis his com-
nlaint herein, toeether with sn affidavit
that suid defendant, George U. Vi illiums, is not a resident of the Stale f Indiana; that said action i for corroding and foreclosing 11 mortgage given on real ettste in
Monroo cotiniv, xnaiana, oj weorgo , William to ltobert Hash, dated June Uth, 1886, and tlml suid non residenl. defendant i a necessary pnrty t ioreto.
Notice is therefore hereby given said
defondant, last named, that unless ho be und appear on the llrst dny nf the next term of the Monroe Circuit ilourt, to lie
olden on the 1st Monday of ientt'nitnfcA.
JJ. lKHf.nt the court house in liloomington, in said Connty and 8tto, nn . nnswep demur to said complaint, the fame will be hearJ nnd dolermiiieil in bis 1 bsenoe.
Witnnfs mv name and the ioal of aid
Court affixed at Bloomington this 9th day of .July, A. P. 1SSB. reAi.j KSOCH FULLER, Clerk Monrgij Cu ujt Court. July 11, !8Bf.
TM. i t.fl
th. location. Agents for No I lAiurance.
MES F. MORGAN, Attorney, east
thu Fir-t National Bank, up-stairs
ifnbate and Ponsiou busiaea given speeisl and prompt attention. '
R. n'ORRALlt, Attorney, Office np-
stairs, over MeCall A Co.' Store.
Will praetiee in nl! the courts. Special Uantion given to tke Pension business.
4A
rii Uiismt.jfrwjlij Cttiosto pT&-"
. ' - Tims Tablk at Bukjmimoton. CKMSO KOttTa Fust Mail, 11 22 a m Cliieago Night Express, 11:2? p.m. GOING SOUTH Fast Mail, 3:53 p.m. Louisville Nieht Express. 3:22 a mi. CAUTKB, PKKfUNO, Agt.,BliKiniin jjt-.
PrwBMKf Caatae
:in the Circurt of !
In 1 September Tiirm, 18
Snnbimin F. idiinw. Adminirtn
thi estate of Nicholas 8. Mas .
cesMd, vs. jneroieua J. MavSell, . 4. Pering. Charle C. Peringv. Ji Sander, Jadson Sanders, aotejg,:
MM. ? " V,
To Perbintla J. MavaeH. Bii
Pering and Cbarfea d Pering , 4!SI
Sandenand Judson Sander iab ti
Ms vfleld. You are tevTally tttt4
Snti ;t(ial t:ietiov aaAiaa pcttcsia
Administrator or tne eetata awtviai
filed in tb . Circuit Owrt '!
Co'tnty, Indiana, a petitiua, awkl detendant theicto, and prayiar t for an order and dec -no of
authoriainr the sal of cortain hi'
belonging to the estate nf aahi di and in said Detitkxi described. ti
assets for the rmymsal of the (labile
lialiilities of said estate; aad thai laM otr
tititinso Bled and pending, toa: llMtiS3ing in said Cirauit Court teflSapinVE ton, InAiana on the twelftliJliilsL.j4a:fH of ihe Septetaber term, ISSS.of id emtkv the same being the loth day Bwisfabet-, IMS. nWitness, the Clerk and seal C sM'
Court tbi lh day of July. ISSk j
laaabj snwun waamtss, ' Clerk Mcmree a real I liit, ' Loiden A Bogers, Attys. " ' Jluty ti. 1888. " .
wraiiBMB) mi. ifiii.l'tv
ruO.ATKtria&Oex
MaaunvrtttHnstMskaial '
Notice of AdmiBlsUTillsa. RJOTIOR is beroby givon. thnt the nnJLV dumiened km been appointed by thi Clrk of the Ciretiit Court of Monroo ftnittv. Sut of Indiana, administrator
of iho cUiU) of David Byarly, late of
said soiinly, dnceasud.
f:id estatt) is supposed to be solvent.
.lAMKti n
rawufyvrvj ... M ' . W
sAfFebw MWmX -x-.m
.fuly 13, 1888.
HES ry.
Admlnntiutor,
FINE SAWS A S-sXOIi8.IT.
"-.Haac rrom lb SOMlstlcrkM rt: Wt',i
cu. ployed In Ihetr tnsnuhietur. . REFAIRNQ PROWTiV OQKf y einert worltuien. 11' keep In stmral llnjfJ I.rTnE. IttsMcaandrjoiJtwnsia to t Mat. ScrrLna-. , '
i"rito for price-list b ear lewnwMI
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