Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 August 1888 — Page 2
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ALYIX P. HOVSY, of Posey. Lieutenant Governor, ISA. J, CHASE, of HtMoka. Jadgeser Sopramo Coart, 1st Wst. SILAS T. Cofey, of Gay. sftfc Diss. WALTIR OUW, of Whitley. 8eenary of State, coablks fc griffis, r Let Auditor ofState, A B&UCXCAjRt, oromifir Treasurer of State, ;3.a.UNGl,rfTn4eAn 9ofetmdsnt of PubWo Instruct, AKVIY M.LA 7DU.rm.f jPuM. eteportor of Bapvaa Coait, JOHS L-GBUTlTBArf JlMfa. Tm. CNgm, Mi District. ' VK&WMX DUN CAM of HoarAeo.
fijiicM Tfcam wilt b a-Unaa Sally f Um Psfaabliusas of Maarae and adjoining rmratbs at MuiaasaaAt , 8atanfaqr, KaYeenaerSd.'SS. Good speaker win be ia artoadaaa. T all partkmian wt at aaesriyshry. : By onto of CMrtnaCamnltte.
- A colored teuastw was talkiae about eoloreS bmq' who are
qajotai is Dtawciate, and said, the
other dac : "I say, boss, I can oaderBtaad vbya white awn night lie a Democrat, bat I oat BnAsrtasd it ta a colored aoan. Dej aiot Dnaocrata altHideyse bought, aud I 'pe deas fellows was ail booght." Quota raakie to Grower one ereniag of late, as they "at in their parlor so cool: "Dear Grew, I pray yea the diSereare explata hmxt free trade aad tariff 00 wool." SaysGmver to fraohie, "the dif
ference m tfaw" and he swelled to
eaurisUant.Mxs, "the tariff pats wool ea the workiogsaaa' back, wliiie fret trade palU it over his eyes,:'
-The
sot as yet' placed hi&4rtf fir "of ceptoneeetowthe pablie k at but ..--Mwa. It has. sat arrived hark fives Kagland, where hv was mat for revision, by the Cobdea dob.
Be Baa Fim Opportunity en ike Pom Qetw, but f&tt ASBiHQTOsr, Awe. 13. The
- nositioa assnmed by Iawso, of
- Iowa ;Caaaoa of IIKoois.and th-, ar BepobUeaas -that of objecting to ceasideratioD, by aaaaimoat! coastat, of nieaaares apei notions of Deniotnta till actios, is taken
apoo sasse 01 the general peouoo
ais forced Matsoa to throw a
sop to tbeeoldierftof tbe eoootry by
eaUtag wp ia the Hoase to-day the
Btlt to laetease to S3U a month the aaasioo for total deafness. Proba-
MT two ar three dosen soMiers 10
Indiass will receive benefits ander
the provisNBS of this measi
The tall was promptly pamed of
cXMUse. jwttboat debate or oaestibn,
tsere betag bo objection tort. Mr,
Matsoa looked satisfied when tbe bill was adopted, sad appeared to
be aaea tally congratulating himself
apaa fcavtag throwa a too to the
whale: bat he was not kmc to be
left to bis happy reflections. Ko aooaer was the bill passed than
then was a chorus from the BepabBcaa aide erring: New yea have tbe Boor, keep op the work ; "Call ap the depeadeot pension bill;" HJet us year arrearages bill r"
Tbe MiU bill is, as ttw detaoersey claim, 'a free trade bl)', and also a protective tariff bill, t is ar protective tariff bill for thV south at the expense of free trade for the aor. . . rDarias the camiiaica of 1840,
says the New York Star, a hugb
wooden ball about ten feet in diameter was roiled from one end of the country to the other, beajmaiug at Cumberland, Maioe. Its progress excited s good deal of enthusiasm for the first Oeaeraliiarrisot, and an attempt is being made to repeat tbe experiment this year fey the
Republicans of tbe same town. I
The original ball it, of course , not ia existence, but another oa a has' been eoastrcsted as aear like it as Phle. If the. Republican party were, really a free whisky party the Democrats woold work night and day to make people believe it wasn't. A Bew free wbuky party would divide the Democratic vote about thaeatddleaad that weoJdo't do at alt ' ' . I, 1 A remarkable auction sale took place on July 31, at Lexington, Kyn on the occasion of the sale of the clebrated racing three year old stallion Bell Boy. This liorse bad a record at three years of 2:26, sad was bought four months ago far 35,00Q by Jefferson Seaman. To close the partnership, the animal was agaro sold as above, and , brought 00 the block the large sum of fifty thousand dollars, the larg-
est price ever paid fur a' horse ip this country. The purchaser of Bell Boy was C. K. Seaman;
Law Watreaa. The subject of low wagons is be
ing uiscHssed in the agricnltural
press at this time sad farmers are
beginning to see the advantages of
low wheels. One writer ays:
"Uranting tbst the same load on
thirty inch wheels runs a little
heavier than 00 wheels twice that
tiigbt," etc. Is it proven that low wheels do run heavier? The ten
dency in tricycle manufacture has
steadily been in the direction of
small wheels. Commencing with fifty inch tires they have been re
duced every year, and now thirty
inch drivers are the accepted thing.
Jt is true that in the tricycle the
power is applied to both Jaree and
small wheels by gearing, but it is a
principle that tbe higher tbe gear
the more power will be re
quired in propulsion. Yet in spite
of this, the smaller wheels are giv
ing tbe best aatistaotion, and are
considered the easier to run
Wkcther a low wagon rdniharder
titan a iitgh wheeled one Of not,
there is no doubt that a small wheel with a broad, tire will ann
much easier than with me Barrow
tire, audit the low wheal is to come
mto universal employment by our
farmers, by "all means let us. hive
the broad tires also. In this connection we have often wondered why ball bearings as need oh tricycles were not used in modified form on heavy draught wagons. The bearings of a modern cycle contain from ten to twelve of these- steel balls about a fourth of an inch in
diameter, upon which the wheel re
volves, thereby reducing friction to
a minimum, in the wheels of farm
or heavy draught wagons, the steel roller could be substituted for the
Sam mmxnnnrifmt ft ball with sdvantage, as less
pretty generally known thatGener-J he t0 or cbiP & be at Harrison is a Calviniat of the'J""" cTrr ony road. The
obi school. His theoloey is not .xel wouhl newi he no larger
tempered by modern leniencr, and j t present, though it would he may be said to accept the'tcach- j J f mform diameter throughout, lags of the Bible literally, I li eard mn" cast,BB of nb would
him once in a mminul ru at. I ho . ' " u oniy. enougn Mrecr 10
Attorney for the Stato. where Lis rerei've its complement , of .totts.
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One Talna; at aTftMe. Editor IndUnapolis JournaM In Tom Brown at Bogbr tlicre is a nice little story : th tbe' British army in the West Indisi, there was ' poor black soldier who waa whipped time and again, for getting drunk. Once when hejwas going through the process tlfe Captain would call a halt and iwliort him to sobriety. The poorjjiJWIow cried out in anguish s "Catt, if you preaches, preachee ; anpfyou fl.iggee but no presents ajd floggee too." It was intenceljruel in the captain to refuse jiistihccause he had the poor fellow tied,-' 80 I complain of tholthird-party folks who are using both 'tlw pulit sod stunip to defeat .Harrison, t ii very cruel to pi-gfa politics on Sunday these hot August days. Give ns a rest. It 'is the strangest thinly I have u in more than forty years in the ministry in Indiana afltbe while trying to do my best for temperance. What do men and women mean in really helping the Democratic par tyj which,, as a party, has been on the wrong; tide of every otbral and patriotic question sima SwuVrfer was hot at. Jko, M. Biiiao,?. Oxfobp, P., Aug. X. ? ' Now is the time to take a day's
vacation and go on a picnic. The
bugs nave reached their average
siae and tbe snakes and lisards
beckon you to come. Go and spend
a quiet cay communing with nature
and fighting mosquitoes.
One of the best variations on
the hen and-a-half theme we have
seen is from an exchange, and it evidently comes from the inmost depths of the editor's heart. It is as follows : "If a delinquent and a
hair should come up and par a dol
lar and a half, an editor and a half
would then stand some chance ot
getting a meal and a half occasion ally." '
FACTS FOR THE PEOPMB, Tbu "Indiana" niid "Witiicna' Fire In. snrsnce Companiai of Indianipolii, and Evans ville, lnd., hiivc- morensteU to the territory occupied, lkn any two .board
com patties refiretunted in
auto. Tbe Indiana Ins. Co. but Tb Citisans' Ins. V. has
llonroo cb lu-
$300,000 200,000
HaveYoi What If
TO mm & CHI; C ACQ OA II LV HE
Total, 500,000 II "Indian" furninhet a bnlf a million dollars of usets in tliuio two Companies, two board companleti tbst hnvo asvnciea
in all the Utes nliionie of the territories of tbe United States would have to have nineteen milliou of dollars in snrts to
equal tbe J ud in o and Citizens' Compsnies oniethinn tboy csnnot do. Tbe
lndinna and cumus tompsmes are
slnctiy home Insurance Companies, having no agencies established outside of the State of Indiana, therefore we claim that thooe two Companieii have more "assets'' to tbe ''iqunifo in He" lbnn any two Companies teprasented In Monroe oon lnd. WK. M. TA.TB, Avmt.
Vandalim Xsine. Tat Croat Faist Mall Uu. The Shortest, Bert, and Quickest JLiae between the North and South. West Bound Leave ttreancasUe June.
tion 1:0? p. in., 8:05 a, in., litfi alfht.
Arrive, Terra iiaule, roo p. mn W:2 a. m., 1:30 a. m. Arrive, Kfflngbam, 4:18 p.m., 1:00 a-m. 3:45 a. in. : - Arrive, St. Louis, 7 30 p. m,9:0Q p. T:00 a. m. Arrive, Kansas City, 0:00 mM 7:33 p. in. Going East Leave Junction, 3.22 p.m., 1.49 p.m., 3.28a. m., ".56 s.m. Arrive Indianapoliii, 5.00 p. m., 2.60 p
3.45 a. m., 4.15 a. m, - Going North Leave Tons Haute, 4jO0 p. m. and 6:00 a. n. Arrive, South Bend, 11.00 p. ro. and 1.15 p. m. Xst boond and west hound train are daily. . Making direct con auctions for all points under tbe sun. Your connections, are sure and quick in Union Depot. No Transfers or Lay wvr and your aceumroodations are unes.elled. An y information regarding route, rates See., address CIT AS. B. MIXER, Traveling Yatt. Agent, Terra Haute, lnd. K. A. FOBD, P. A, SL Louis, Mo.
opponent for the defense was the Hon. Daniel Yoorliees. The ac
cused had committed a brutal and
unprovoked murder io a fit of
dBsakea rage, and U now serangf ment anA Eet UP common sense,
a life sentence at Michigan Citv.
It was a Ioao andatf itin trial.
and the rholetawn turned on; cn
why Cleveland hesipe to bear tbe two eminent law-
1 ue box would be dust tight, and
about once amonlh filling with
vaHelinerould be all the. lubrica
uw necessary, woo will expert
easy running, but strong wheel
farm waganar N. i. Press.
for
"Show yoor hand,-" Mr. Hataoa
stood solitary and alone for several aeeoaaa.. He was eoofbaed; be bekl tbe ftoar and ooold have asked for enauMraliua of any pension biQaoa tbe calendar, and be eould baveaamiedceaaicforatioa; bat be did ao move; be wanted so action; 'furthermore, his party was pledged
against eoasineraiiaa of any general pension legislation. Finally,
sar. saaisoa sat oowa. The opportuaity was now gone, and be aiiKktbNaifht ia the samo light
e pas stooa for years willing and aaxieas to pat himself oa record in favor of pension Itcidatioa till the
point is reached where there i dan
ger of aa! aetmo, and then retreat
. A novel swindle was made pabfic yestetday throagh the kick irnade to the poKee by one of the victims. The person -ia auestma was Sen. J. Brill, of No. 296 West Sixth street, who yesterday morning received a call from a meaaenrw of the United States Express CWpaay, Ha bad a package addmsedto BriU which bad been eat front Wilkesbarre, Penn., C O. D, the charges being 10.60. Opening it he foond it to contain a cheap-looking, vruMte watch ol a extremely snide make. Packed In the box was a bill for 160, on -rbieh credit bad been given for 50. It was receipted by F. S. Twis. Tbe watch wan worth at a libera! estimate about l,22i refait. Mr. Brill, of coarse, never ordered it and knows nothing bunt the man lewis, whose name ppmn at the foot of tbe bill. He niaVie en effwt to have bis money rrtornAl at tbe express office, but the authorities there refaxed to retiupd itj-CinvinoMti uttirer.
yets arrayed against each other.
Mr. voorhses, as usual, with no mitigating ciroamstances to help him oat, tamed to his floweriest
and most sentimental rhetoric.- He difadid upon tbe prisoner's wafcness for strong drink, bis rem ire e
when he realised what he had done,
and tbe anguish of his family. His
votee gsew hnstcy he has a vvon-
drrfol command of his voice. He
shed tear, which he can do at will.
judicially, ss you turn on the water
hi a hydrant. The jury, altho ugh
they knew- Mr. Yoorbees, was not
unmoved, and when be concluded
with an eloquent allusion to ibedi-.
vine . eompasaieo ol Christ, who
wept over the transgressions of ;
(Winers, the balance was trembling
la favor of acquittal.
beard the closing argiim',nt, de'iv
ered in Mr. Harrison's calm, (lbpassionate tones, a marked contrast to Mr. Voorbeea' florid style, can ever forget it. One sentence was particularly thrilling. . He remi tided tbe jury that "Christ the Savior was also the Judge, and that if He wept ever the sins of Jerusalem He also sternly rebuked the Pharaseesand pointed with the finger of wrath to the flame of bell."
Chairman Quay says of Gen
eral Harrison's speeches that "if
he keeps on in the same way he will elect himself without any help from the national committee.
A area mt Sanaa RataMes.
If the following among tbe world's
distinguished ones, live to celebrate their
reipfcctive birthdays this year : Bismarck will turn 73. Simon Cameron will be 89. George WUiliam Ouitis will turn 84.
Verdi and Admiral Potter will toacb
it.
John Bright and Edward Pierrtpont
win m ii. Adelaide Bistort and Phil Sheridan will turn el. "
Jefferson Davis and UamtHon Tub will
cmw roar-snore. Benjumin H- Bristow and Edwin Booth, will be 55. '.' Jodge Stephen J. Field and Guaeral M. P. Banks will be 71.
General Joseph JC Johnston and John
G. Whittiorwill be 81.
General Sherman and General Long-
sireet win Diana oiue ana grav at 8.
Max Mueller, Thomas Hugbes, Ernest
Benan and John Sherman will be SS.
Martin V. Tupper and Cassius M. Clay
will return ST.
xr ...i " v iiaie uomns, jrroi. jinziev, uoo. it,
,v"" . P..niln..n and Rhiium. TV. YtA .ill
oe 03. John C.Fremont, Benson J.Lossing and
Jtensonier will hava lived just thr-
qunrtera of a century. Gladstone, Hannibal Hamlin, OlivI Wendell Holmes, Bobeii C. Scbeack and Alfred Tennyson will be 79.
Ferdinand de Lesseps, tbe French Ear
giaeer, and David Dudley Field, the American lawyer, will reach 83.
Queen Victoria, Jobn Koskin, General
Bneecrans, Cyrus W. Fields, and Julia Ward How will score 69 summers. Tbe spirit of 78 will animate Robert Browing, Geo. Tlckner Curtis, Harriet Beeeber Stowe and Octave Feaillet. B. B. Hayes, Donald O. Milehell, James Parten, Rosa Bonbeur, Dion Boiicicault and 'Oliver Optic" will reach . George Brancroft, the American his
torian, and Von Moltke, the German
The Buffalo Times remarks
that the Democrats are well oryaaised snd art only waiting for the order to move. -The Inter Ocean
adds thai the order will be issued
by the American people on the 6ch
of November and the party would do wall to be packed up.
A citixen of Gainsville. Ga..
whose pet. cow suddenly showed
symptoms of going dry, consulted
a cow doctor, who decided
that she had the "hollow tail." and
split the 'tail, inserted a quan
ta of salt and turnentine and
bound it ' Going out the m-xt day to see bow the cow was getting
along, the owner caught a. hrHf grown pig, which he kept in the
same lot, engaged in socking the
cow, and this accounted for the falling off of milk. He at onee took tbe bandage off the unfortun
ate eow'a tail. Medical and Surgical Bepnrtor.
Mrs! Generals Hancock .Logan
and Blair now receive pensions of
9ZJUW a year as the widows of Major Generals. Mrs. Tyler, Mrs, Lineola, Mrs.-G'rant and M w.Gnrfieldeach receive a pension of fo,000. An exchange makes this 8U-
gestmw: "Each farmer should pr vide himself with an extra hoe or
two this season and make ev
ery candidate who comes along
take a row with him while discussing election affairs. The farmer
who sits on the fence to discus polities this year will not be entillrdto sympathy if his crop is shot t in the fall. Benides, the candidate
will ao doubt fairly vesrn lor an
opportunity to show his snprecin-
tton of the honesty of the farmer's
work by taking a band himself. Have an extra hoe hnndy, lor thr
candidate is sure to be arouud."
warrior, will be as old as the century 88.
Miller Bros, have added to
their stock some very fine teas. Tbe
English Breakfast, ct$l per pound is a good tea, and makes such a "draw" as you have often dreamed of. They have an Oolong at 80c. per lb., that is a superb tea, also. Not bing better than good tea, and Miller Bros, have it.
Bedford Mail: Prof. D. Driscoll will start Saturday for White Sulphur Springs, Montana, where he has accepted the position of Superintendent of the Public Schools. Prof. D. is thorough in his profession, both thoreticdlly" and practi
cally, and we bespeak success for
htm io his new field.
Scientific American : A. G. B.
Is there any substance which
will prevent and stop fermentation in apple cider or other fruit juices ? A. Sulphur burned in tbe bar rel has the desired tendency. A stick may be coated with melted sulphur, lighted snd held in the half fi lied barrel, which is shaken to cause usorption of the gas.
In a speech which he delivered at Blooniiugton, Ills., Rev. Joo A. Brooks of Missouri, the Prohibition candidate for vice president said : "II God lets me live I shall never tell a He during this campaign, for th re is no need of it." Mi. Brooks is sensible. There is no need of it. His party cannot possibly succeed, and it would be lolly for him or anyone else connected with it to lie in the vain hope of enabling it to accomplish I he impossible. But Mr. Brooks should not set a time limit to his laudable intention He ought not to tell a muglc lie, or a double one, during this campaign or at any other time.
YOUNG
sum ypkmsiBrm
MEN, '
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OF BLOOMING TON,
We have Just received an immense NEW STOCK.
of LEGdNT DESIGNS and fine fitting TdlLOB-MADE GARMENTS. PRICES BEAWONABIiE,
The Eagle Clothing House
Ym havet&t f Wapiti us jgm ym'-jmi & gUmps imk tka business, inUrest 'jctii9 - .': ' " .:
Tt begin with, th af the fader is divided 1 into.SeitmUi'H Different
m 'PV. WfAlltmli T. . . ml). ' .-.....J-.. mm... . . ... . ..... .
m, na. wmw veW tulIU 'ton. lOlllUllIt! JTMXalaa editors, city edit ore, biraph .edltoni, eambaibge edllore, eduorist wrtUa-i, si eeJnl mteni, and aiout thirty reporters. Tbb JAn.T Neira staff 1 admittedly without o mpiaior in the West, nnd rtumbeis , , &i a. 'The Tclegrapli Room. To a its Urns ipcdal wins iws run Into Thy Daji.j "Kkws building, ami lbs paper's own operators ttks the meaungis and Juiad tbeui immediacy to the Wegriipb ojltor. I'ho number of opei alors is . .......... 3 a. Ifhs Coinpoefcor'B itocm. IPTmib my" has psum
me bauds of tht projier wivising editor it goaf to
me iypteeuer. 'jtneivi ;ure it good nun of nira lit Thb Dux Kinrs oillce on an average . . 7Jt 4. The Linotype Room. But; the compositor doesn't do all the typesetting. '.Dha "Lmotj-pe" machlmt "sets type" by esittBii: n-Uite-of-type, on somewliat the same prmclpn us the type-fooiKler easts a ingle type, Foitrteea if these machines sre ht tse in Thb Daily Mnw f&t, and the number f persons required in thb d;iwtaient Is . . ' . :tt" $. The Artlses" and Bngtavoni' department. Bat tie metropolitan daily nos givw Its readeis mt or It i reading matter, bmt ali. ill nstraUons. By the old of good artists, sine etiheri .and pbotogrsphy )ry eleoric light This Dajiuy Mfcws a-ow prinrfiig the best ttewspaperUlisitrattonu in America. Tiv take the best sewlos of iikpled workers to tlu number of . j A. The Stereotype Foundry.llie laatler fype and plo-tnrea--being now locktd up" la the " formt" tli work rs next traaareired to I he foundry. A niCr polium daily no Ion.pT prints from ns type. n order to print a hitjrs udition qnlckly It is tnecei aary to multiply tht pivtHn-r turfaca, mat U3 I socowplished by out lag duplicate tferariypad plates, from whieli, after they bare letn fastened to tho presses, the tniiiUnir is done, Of wwm typim Tm Daii,1' Si'WS k quires . ...... g. 7. The Press Room. Tan BiiCt.v Haws used ebr double perfecting presses, cspiJile oif printing 100,000 complete pspen per boui.'. To ran these these sie requited men to the number of . ...... .31
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3a
it. Tlui Hattfog and Seiivery
ers'"arj d the ie Hverv clerl
papers i week. The force nawh(i-J'
i. s4w Bngine Kwm. j. o supply cue inou three statin bo; hta of 176 henreHM
three engines v ii h an aggregate affti All deimitmei ti are liSised br th
descent system which here (tonmtjpsf )
department mimnez .... . ..- it.:
xm, Tm Circcilatkm Dirpaftment.- The mml manofwHored urtide, od ttfiph departnifot to diivelop tbd Buajia
average nunoeir or worKs m ll, Th llatMH!rifoa Sieenw All the
otof-tetra, wbittler of indirthisl
sale aens agentii, M8S to rough thb
tJsw epirtuinl; eioploys on tbe a maps . I, Thik liusintss OmcsnMgeBersJekrkaTiii
paper, amh asr nceivingand eariagp menie of wbks o-cr Sjen btorll
and bandSed vmrr dav -reeeTviiBirs
- cash, it gemtal Iwkkeeidmn of.-
sauuusGs BMW'SUiriWiuuvvvvi a- afnavl
ij inti vara o isounnr requires ttwoetataatiMaaam
three jemtors i . . . . . -.'i . Sr i L
is. Tbe atclimiui-Tc innre perixt praterlfr risk t fiw twvnAcbnen ar eaxatlyji ili 15. The Hew York OOe;-ThiBflgameean1iU
genensl aiaoaget ami isnsaias . . .s
:"n;?t'a in chrgecianBi
iToiiui)uiimiiiaHTiapnacnt . . . if.. The ItttwiukM Bait aw To faciUtaa;
' wtmKtm insnis Mint Hl SIUB OS , W ....... . . . ....
iud the piy roll tans from $5,500 to fo,oM
ganag ssmg tm year asuowo, llsa ibeni is even a larzer anneal area
) - ; op,aiultJei rphaaa cable tolls I
iDearly a thoaMtnd dollam a week.
'together tbe exiiemntnris of Tkcm . : tlhe year 1888 wilt vary very littte ;
-J foregoing takes no soccgut olr the special cowespon dents at bnitdidsof plsces ttroughouttbe eaar'l correspondents; of fifteen hmxhreii oev agent throuwtUiePiortbwotuuoJbtributoanaDsji.TNBWsiorme!
"""i wo Buwnu ciiy cainrwrs ; w mny-tvro waoieaue aty osie wfta their horses and wages; of i and fifty branch advertisement Mikes lliroBghout the city, all ccnaectei with tbe main olSce by tetephone. asS
sane tnonssna news dots wno msso living, in whom or in part, seKint! Tim tfuix News in Chicago. Thte tewaii
ine puoiuner w mase a uhicaoo matit Hews, it ceaUUiii raider to tiuy ltone cent a day. Meamrw1mBi rrodiHrtion. The DAtl.Tr News is wrtli ita xriv iim't itt Th Chirifi, n.Jl m i. u m iiiSfsB
mailsd, postage paid, for fS.00 per yctir, or 25 cents per month. Addnim .
Vtvivtt V. Xt&WSm, Fublishr Thb Daxlt Nsb
FERTILZERS, OP THE JUSTLY FAMOUS HORSE SHOE BRAND, ARE SOLD ONLY BY MILLBK BH03. Go and See Them,
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SEPT. 8th, IS THE TIME W HEH THE "BANKER STORE" will assume Mammoth Proportion, as that is the date of tbe GRAND OPENING,, of Breeden & Co. TH OLD MAXIM THAT "GOODS WELL BOUGHT ABE HALF SOLD'
will be clearly demonstrated by BREEDEN & CO. as six years have been spent in the wholesale business to learn bow to buy.
We propose to Buy and Sell for Cash. This means Rock Bottom
Prices. BREEDEN fc CO.
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aWMlHAMlLTDNaaArnWrU.
WIT II BCft
OLD KELIAKLE LIIVE
BETWEEN
Indianapolis fc Cincinnati
Rates to Ksstern PoinU $1 to tl SO below other lines
W. H.F1SUEK, Gen. Ae't C.ll Jkl.K. Indianaplls. CUAS, H. ROOKWKLL, G. P. & T. A., Cincinnai,Ohii,
Sale of Heal Estate
by Administratrix. r i ' -
XTOTICE IS HEftRRY GIVEN, that
J.1 by virtue of an. oriiir of the Monroe
Circuit Court, the unOsmencd Adminis
tratrix of tbe estate of William Turner,
deceased, will oner tor sale at Auction, at the south door of tbe Ojtirt Uouie in tbe city of Bloomington, County of itooroe
and State of Indiana, en FRIDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1S88,
! the folio wine described Ileal Estate, situ-
. ate in thecouny of Monroe and State of ' liiiliariai iA.arSl
Seminary ljots (lfll) nne hundred and
eighty one. ("183) one hundred and eishtv
I have tbe lareest and Imt selected i two, (183) une hundred and eichty -three,
stock ever broueht to Bloomiiiaton. and: (lot) ono hundred and pichty-four. and
will sell you goods cheaper (ban- an v one. foui acres off of tbe (with sad of Semi-
C. C. TURNER THE LEADINGUNDERTAKER r-A-'-N--D , Furniture Dealer.
I have a fine display of
Chamber Suites,
PARLOR SUITES, LOUNGES, Fancy Chaius, Baby Wagons,
Carpkt SwKEPEKfi, Mirrors,
PICTURE FRAMES. ORGANS kept in stock, and sold on monthly payments.
have the Household 8wine Machine
tbe best Machine made, and tbe cbespest.
j. also Keep
Clolniitff for Fanerals
which only costs about ono-faalf as much
as othor clothinc. Come and see mcnurt b
side of square, in Waldron's Block.
LfTHOCRAPHER ELECTROTYPE R
ENGRAVER c
BINDER 3kittp
i-itiPlK PRINTER. p B!.fcHK. BOOKS, ETC. MOST COMPt-tTf HOUSE IN THE WOT.
Steam
Book sad Jab
nnrr Lot (18,'i one hundml and eiuhtv-
Ove all situate in tbe northraist quarter of
wi-unii v) an, town jo; eigin range i)
one west.
A bo Seminary Lots (I SI9) one hundred
and thirty-nine, (140) ono hundred and forty, (141) ono hundred and forty one, (142) one hundred and forty-two, (148)
one hundred snd lortv-eicht, snd one
acre off of the wet side of Seminary Ltt (14?) on hundred and fjrty -seven, all in the northwest quarter of Mcl.fon (S), town
(8) right run go (i) west, in the County of
Monroe and State of Indianit. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, the m.idue in equal payments t nino and liigbtoen months, with notes at interest, waiving relief from valuation laws, and secured by good freehold surotii-s. Slc to begin at 1:30 o'clock p. m. CLARA M.ST KONG, Administratrix. Lnudf n & Rocer?, Alfya. July 18, 1888.
isitnply purifying and cleansing tin blood is not sufficient. It needs enrich ii hIso, tbe nrvou iystem needs toning' up, all ot which is act-mnplisbed by Or. F;nn.r' . 111. .(.4 .....t r.ivop U ii n. A4 .r dfli NT a ....
Tcftfllrt. tT lf. r.M,k Umhav in ttll I
coughs; bis Golden Relief in all palm, and stomach snd bowel disorders; hit
Kidney and rWfciichrt Cure in lame bark, dropsv mi all kidney disorders ; his German fCyn-Salve in sure ', crackiHl flcin iind pili-t; 14 t'apiiol Bitters lor appeLiU and strength. Fur le by Fasts Bros., BloomingtDii, and & M. IIatiiksh. Clear Crerk, lnd. Week Esn Tickeis. The Vandnlia Linn has placed on sale at one rojrulsr lot-al ticki-t fare for the round trip, at all it ticket station, excursion tickets to any other station -on the Vnndalia Line, good going on any regular piseii;or train on Snturdny evening and Sunday morning and good mttirnins: on any n-c-uUr passenger train which will enable passengers to rctum to starting point befoie noon of Monday immediately following date of sale. Such excursion tickets will be sold only to such stations at which passenger trains stop as per offlcisl time tables and will be sold only when such official schedules indicate that there is time to return to starting point before noon of the Monday nest following J,he date of sale of such tickets. These tickets will be sold to all applicants and between all stationson the Vandnlia Line at which regular passenger trains stop to deliver or receive passengers. It spems strange that any one will see a friimd suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia, sciatica, lame back, aching
nerves, etc.,
has proven itself a never-failing cure, and
is sold by our drtigists Faris Bros, at the low price of 85 cents a bottle. It also cures cloudy urine, which often is the causa of aches and pains, checks wasting and decay, imparls refreshing dreamless sleep at night, gives strength to every pa rt and removes ail symptoms of nervous debility, till Nov. 1-83
BUSK IKK & nUJSKlKK, Attys.J notice to rVosi-Reaiitenla. In tbe Mtatn f Indi.-tn t, Monroe county.
In the Monroe circuit court, Septomber
itirro, lone. Complaint Ho. 1470. v
Tbe First Naticral Dank of Bloojuing-
ton, lnd. vs. Geo. W . UullvnbHcbttr, alar gsret. BoUenbscher. Msry NTirlbcoll et at. .ow comes the plaintiff, by Uirtklrk &
Buskirk, attorneys, and Xlus their complaint herein, together witb nn aflldavit
ol' competent person lhatsnid deferidsnt,
Mnry Northcott, is not a resWont of the Sttite of Indiimn, that an id action Is to
cim-rect ii mistake and to enfeaco a lien
upon real estate in this State by a foncliure of a ntortgntce on said real estato,
mti ttMtfnid noii-rnident is a necetsnry party thereto.
Notice is thircfori) bert'oy pivea said detendant, lust named that tinle-s fhe b and appear on the flrst day ol the next u-nn f Monroe cirriitt cairt,ti he hohlen on the 1st Menday of 5otemlr, A. I).. 1BH3, tt the Court House, in Bi Kuninjton.
in .said county and 3tte, and answer ot1 demur to' said oompliiiiit, the wmr1
wilt beheartl Httd debrmined in her ubsoneo. , x Witness my name and the sital of Said court, affixed nt Mooiningtou, this 29th daj of June., A. I. 1A33. !. EN OCH FULLER, Cln. July 4, 18J.
BU.SKWK & BUSKritR, ,"(JT. W. kikk, P. K. BusKtRK) Attorneys. Office in building south of Bank, ground floor. Speeiai aitentinn given to Piolat business, to the'cotloclkm of claims, and, to business in all the court of this itnd adjoining counties, DUSCAK BAT MA If, (H. C. Dtnrcan, Iks. C. Batuaki Attorn sys. Office over Blair's shoe stops, west side Eublie square. Particular altontkm will a given to Probate cases, eallections, iltc. Will practice in all the court.
IBSS t CORK, Attorneys. OiBoe
.JtilaMltlffl 1IM 1
BcrglHA IMS
ncn oanroro. . orve ionic, iis lw ovw mw cloihingstore,
an h navAP.m 1 1 inir niira imn , . ; . . . . .
west side. Will practice tn su toe courts of the State. Probate businnes gi-ren special snd eareful attention.
L0UDKIf$ ROGERS, AUoruemoffise over First National Bank. Business
of a leeral nature eiven careful attention
in all courts. Real estate' titles carefully
examined by aid of iouden's Abstritct. A specialty made of the collection nnd remittance of claims of all kinds.
A. FDLMT. Attorney, office in Allen
L . 4 McNary's new block, up-sUiirs
over corner room. Special and cardial atten tion will be given to probate business, and to prompt collection of claims.
A. MULKT. Attorney, will
J give special attention ti sett ing decedents' estates, collecting etc. Will practice in all courts. Is City Attorasy, and may be found in his office ever the "Corner" clothing store.
1
if
BUaBtpn
TvT? i k, en Bill
MlliilL1
. THAT TBIIL. jiP Monroe ()ouiitlf 1 1
OpMi to .tfio .r I
mm
Sept. 4tla to
1,500 iri Cush Prrminroe
CALL OS K.'B 111, S
at ins Livery ota
of the Depot, Cir
lasts und othor tHiorabiw
C:sodiota Grnnna,
of Puxc, Running Water,
X it
A. E. JOHKSOJJFrf
IJ.Bi ROGERS, StVyv
DIHUirKB
US1NESS UMlVEtlSIT V
Isrti rrbtsh 8t, Sff fNUSss. y
UmX, BsH C38CW. Msetjssi sas rnjrlstiis. Best fmctKties for Business. Short-hand. Pen,naa-
ihip, Enfliah mad Actual Basiness Traimnj. ladsTiduat instruction. Educate for profit least espensive in lime and money. Attractive City. Gindu. ates hold lucraaVe positions. A strictly basiaess Khoet. Opea aT year. Eater noer. Writ tu at.
ELEGANT CATALOGUE. FREE.
Whv embitter life bv d rnsrsfinsr a round
with lame back, diseased kidueys, dropsi
cal swellings, female weakness, norvous debility, heart disease snd rheumatic com
plaints, wlien xr. renners A.ianey sna 11a tlrei.sli A sfissnn is!l 1 sa n si tlrls osivab
Bev. A. J. Merchant, Presiding Elder, j to Probata business, and to the
Pr)bst sjksas. ftm. IB
In the Ctreurt ruri of Moares coui
lnd., Sctitembnr Term, 1108. 'V
rjenjsrain . Adams, AdmfalHiratMj
theestato or Kioholas s. MayBottL
eMsed. vs. Permelia J. M'avflsM. afa
J. Pering, Charles C. Pertng, J itai
Sanders, Judsoa Sanders, John P. Aeld. f
To Permelia J
mi
mm
VAST MAST, Attorneys. Otc in !
jui toe u amren siovk, norm skic puouc square, up stair, ttiva-prompt attention
writes: "It gave me almost instant and
entirely permanent relief." Superior to
an Known rneuicim'a in iuue uwcaat-a.
For sale by Faris Bros., Bloomington,
and a. M. Matosbs, Ulear Creek, lnd.
till Feb. 32, 89.
RICHARD A. FULK, Atfy.J Notice to lonHeatdis4s. The State of Indiana, Monroe County. In tbe Monroe Circuit Ccurt, Septem
ber Term, 1888.
Uonipialnt fto. isio. Robert Hash vs. Geo. U. Williams,
Florence J. Williams, Julia SUirvin, Clt-
ixens Loan Fund and Saving Association.
Now comes tne riaintm, oy Kicnara a.
Fulk, his attorney, and flies nis comnlaint herein, together with an affidavit
that said defendant, George B. Williams, is not a resident of the State of Indians. ; that said action is for correcting and foreclosing a mortgage given on real estate in
Monroe county, inaiana, py wcorge ji. Williams to Robert Hush, dated Juno 10th. 1888. and that said non-resident de
fendant is a necessary party thereto.
Notice is therefore hereby given said
letondant. last named, that unless he bs
and appear on t he first day f the noxr. term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to bo holilen on the 1st Monday of September, A.
D. lfW.nt the court house in Hlooimngton. in said County and Stato, and nnswor oi
ontur to said complaint, tho same will be
heard and dotermined in his absence.
Witness my muiio mid tho seal of ssid
Court, affixed at Bloomington this Oth
day of July, A. I), issa.
tteAI.I e..UUtl 1' U I.IjMI, n, W l! i. .
t.iera juuiirug utrruit vourt. July II, 1888.
of claims. Will also practice in all the
Courts, Business solicited. Bememtr
tho location. Agents forNo Ilnsuranon. TAMES F. MOROAW. Attorney.
'J of the Fir-t National Bank, up-stairs Probate and Pension business given spse-
ial and prompt attention. jPt JI. B'OJWIJiJi. Attorney, Office up-
kJ, stairs, over MeCalla t Co.'s Stole.
Will practice in all the court. Special attention given to the Pension basiness.
H1W
MevfleW.
Pering and Cbarles C. Pering; Jnl Sanders and Judson Sanders aatl.tal
JUayoeid. iou ara severally beret iy a fiod Jthst tbe above named petitit avaTj
Administrator of the estate aftraiaatc
tiled in the Vircnit Court oy ffi
vwunty, inaiana,a petition, aMnas defendant theieto, and prayiag uii
for an order and decree of aaM authorteSrig tbe sale of certain real ,ai belor.glnSW tbe estate "of said eVex
and insaia cetiuon. ueiMrtoM. tc i:
uaata for the navment ur tba ctitf.la aaar?)
liabilities of said estate; and thai sail aot '
tition, so tiled and peadiag, is afr itir ing in said Circuit Court ia PiNs : ton, Indiana, or tb.e. twelfth judlciiJ 4y .
toe same oemg vi ia uav oqNStaawr, 1888. WitnrtM. tbe Clerk and seal tf sM
iCeurt this tb day of July. ISSK
sjul KNOCH FULLa( - - Clerk Moniw ClrvC-1, Louden ot Rogers, AUy. July tU. 1888.
UtMUSHES WSI.
CCATKINdifciXk. atsnsstscvarsrs at alga tfde .
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11:23 a.m. 11:3? p.m.
Iwitviut, yaw AUANts Chicago Itr.tcaTims Taulb at BtooMiNSTou.
GOING MOKTH . Fas; Mall, Chiigo Night Rxpress,
GOING SOUTH Fast Mail, 3:5.1 p.m. Louisvillo Nis'' Express, 3.22 a.m. CARTER PKBRING.Agt,Bloomingtoii Niiice of AdailBlstrati0a. NOTICE is hereby given, that the uni (irsigned has been appointed by the
Clrrk of the Circuit Court of Monroe Count r, State of Indiana, administrator
of tho cstntti of David llyerly, (ate of said oounty, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JAM15S R HKNRT, July 13, 18S8. .'dutiniktralor.
FINE SAWS A SPECIALTY
v jiiw inm mo nnestseieeien Olasl: H meinixts tiel, mid the most slllclul nrorim
canplanid in their msmifacture. o
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONI,
Br expert wnrkmen. We kerin In atnA . ful
line of Lr.nn:a. nasEit aAJ Coy.-r Baittj!.
Vrlui foj prlee-lband oui
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