Bloomington Progress, Volume 22, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 February 1889 — Page 2

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MoDTOt comity- people who are n 'nidr to trade for una Iber kaow x4bingaboot sfcoald take warning iron the eaperieace of the persons who traded for 500 acta, in various par)V villi Key, Wilson, of 8t Joseph, Me. recently. It ha beeo ditWrcied that the Reverend Jim had bat 33 acres of bit own, all tcW. Tbe iBd'noanoBa Sob h au thority for the statement that eight conductors or toe ii-dsu. were bocaoed oa Mooday aad Taeaday of last week. Perhaps tbe sowers that be baeeoBe!wded thatther "would MtenpitodoaDTthiogotber than aeeoraiaf to the rales of tbe cotBpssy." Ooeoftbe trafidr things boat railroadiof, to tnissMw aaj in, that tbc are always dlaeKargrd witboataay rcaaoa btiog amgaed, aod tbas ate nvea bo opportunity to sbow that tbeebarges aregroaodJeasw They are soaaetiaiea aecoaed (on seaae roads) with knocking uowa" fum whether tbey do so or set, aad so la sdfrdVftasi take all they ess get beoaaae they say it is oniy a qasitioB of tshns with them anyhow. ' - Secretary Ediacett has trans mitted to CorstTtsi tbe report of Adjutant Getters Draaa. giving the strength of lbs organised militia of the varions States sad Terriaad tbe fores of men avail' able for military doty, bat not orTbe totals are: eomnrisaioaedoSosrs,8,39?; ealwtedmen, 98,109; aaasber of men Mailable bat setorgMised, 9JSHJB3. There are tsgbtesa methodist siinasu wnoas Barnes and sates are as mlowa : Bishop Bowman, aev aty-one years oW: Foster, sixtyjubs; Mitrrillrtixty-lbar; Andrews, aixty-freor : Warret, nfty-sevei Focsv fifty-foar j; Hnrst, fiAy-foor ; iXioile, nnr-aevea : waMen, nny neves : Mallalien, sixty ; Fowler, , illy-one; Vincent, fifty -seven ; itzgerald,iry; Joyee, fifty-two; Newman, sixty-two: GoodselLfor-ty-eiirht: Tsyisrxty-eucbt; ThodnrB, fifty-two. Their aveiage age u jghtycam. . Two new DongrcsBoien will be aw ora into office and take their seats before tbe wnualion of tbe present ampins. One will socceed Governor Hoyey, of Inrfiaaa, and the otbar will take the place of late Representative Borne. It has been a patter of general surprise that men said be found who were willing to auatkrgo the trouble andexpense of a canvass for the boner of servist so sbort s time. Expunatioo of their readiness can be had in the act that the salary and allowance of CoBusjmta for eyes a brief tataVstswaats to a sam worth lookiag after. For instance.lfr. Posey, who has been elected to succeed Gov. Hovey, will receive the. regnlar salary of a Kept-esentaitve istine toltTIXSl. Bsleage amonatinc to 1366.40 and a regular allowance for afetionery, which inll25. Thus for six weeks' service be will receive $1,162.21, wuch m too good for even an iodi aniss to bu bj ut. ' It certaialy sterna as if flmaHTSMts had everrtbiag their ows way last year. i nereeertaiBly baa bees awe which avows them a7 areata pno for a very toag base, lltey got the nigbeet pneea for their wheat, and the earn crop is a heavy one. They save also bad a mild winter, so that they Mva tt tbetr grain to market at tbe least pomble coat, and their expenses for coal aad winter cloth tag have bees lower than ever be fore Iferebann softer brans they were sot forced to renew thtir dotting, and altogether they are certainly better off than any other laass ms the aammnaity. The importance of the salt pro4aetios is Kajtsas may be gainedfiom a. statement made is tbe TJmW8ta.es Senate by ejnrb. Heeahf r -The dVvelopmess ei ton salt iKleatrr in Jtansas baa bad tbe effect of redweing (MpnoaofsaJtia the Attsflaatppt valley west of Kassas twenty-five per eest. fits the price prevailing were rwaiv eawnw ago. it will be remembered, tee, that tb indostry is bat in its tnfancy fa the DMse. w Mit it may yet do with Kb) easily accesuhle aad toexhaastible supply of salt, to cheapen that eoasnwdity in the markets of tbe eonntry, cannot be estimated, Cer tain it is that Ranaaa, net Micbigmor New York, will regulate tbe price of salt is a very large portion or taa Mtawari valley." the 3Iat of Deeembsr but. 12350 disabled soldiers t Natiooalf3oldiers' Homes. Tbe tetol roembetsbip was 15,008, but 3,79 w absent, all except m with lea There were 4,670 present at tbe Day ton Home ; 1,782 at tbe Milwaekee Home; 1,606 at the Togas (Me.) Home; 8,878 at ibe Baasptaw (Vtt.)Home; 1,778 t the Jbeaveaworth Borne, and 38 tt Use Snoto Monica (CaL) Home. Tbe bet mentkwsd boms is not yet completed, bat will be In a tew weeks, I- will fornisb onarteia for about 1200 dfeabled scldicis.

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urm raosi Alabama. . Twt, Ala Fvb. IMS. KiMTni BxmucAX Pbomm: . Brat It t now about a year ino w took ap mr abode la taa ."sunny south," therefor w r prepared to give oar experienc in general way for the benefit of roar radars. The main object of our removal to the south was to got relief from rheumatism. Was at Montgomery about three nraalbs and (band BO relief whatever. At MoatBomory H on the Hr, the tmopbr onto damp. Wa moved to Troy, oar present abode, and hav 1 but on attack siaee. Tray H oa a mall mountain, 600 bat above the Gulf, which about ISO mite distant. It ft tlit point loth State end B pcrhap aa beahhy a locality m one would wish to lad. There is an abundance of par, eaR. water to be found any where yon wis U sin a well, aad the city is arousdd bv fifty aosbin: orina, all

aa pat aad soft is lain water. Pea river is about thre r. ilea distant, while tin Chattahoochee, Cbocto wathehia and Oonecuh, not fit? distant, furnish abundanoe of stock water and fishing. Than art about 4,000 ihaNtots,oa-tniro; eomrea. xroy has bot oa line of road, making it an important cotton Barket,nd it is the terminus. Tray boys annually over 80,000 balea oTeoUon, -worth at cant, which is aboot tboawng,S4Spar bale. - Aboot 8,000 tons or guano ar som oare annuany, ana Troy makes abaet all of it with two factories. The eottoa Wad is also all utilised her by aa oil mill nod is lad to stock. Thar is an immense business dona ham from aboot the irst of September to too last of February, whan it gradually grows lass, and in the summer months present auito a difiWeat asoeot. Oa aithor side of the saaareyou will obeerse little troupe. mUti-TtiL ika. nhninc- eheskors. i The white population, eioept tha wo-, etuaics. cV abeoiutaty nbthina;, andyet most all saam money, xaey nao inair tittle pianutions out in the country, and i hire negro labor at from $8 to $10 perl month, and all they hare to do is tod rive I at -ecaaionallyand mo that things are !w?sl ntanutf negroes seed, teams and grub, and got j

about all that's raised, as the negroas are II.. Madison twentv. always behind. Notonly is this an with i seventy weiis , Msaison, twentytba negro mraters but a large per cent, of i eight j Grant, twenty-eeven ; Wa-

tbe whit fkrmora are fn the same boat ; tZTJZTZ;: Sr. 1 tfon and brains ran the harrest. Any I Indiana brmor who has meant to control ; a patch of ground hero and pay his way j tha Ctat yar is saro nf mak,ng monay, ana eves raiaiar araaiin in a rew Tears, i as tne eatum erne M navor a failure : wr . ..... ' Sweat potatoes average 330 busbatt to the aero. Very tew I run potatoes are raised. Uorn, oats and millet are grown quite sue oseaJuIty, bat wheat la out a success. There at no native) grass harrested. Fodder is tha prineipal ieed. "While this is a great mule market and hundreds are im ported and sold every teaton, yet abou' half the turn teams are the' horn variety They sre driven - to vehicles single an double, with tinos, same as horse art. dtirea. As tbey are kept like the razorback hogs of" Arkansas, it don't teem to hart them to trot lUto a hone. Every thing excopt the wagon about the frtrrc of ancient origin, and even the late handy Bum waeont are few and tar between. This country baa not yet wholly reco? end ftom tbe effects of the war Tbey war left without money and ovary thinis eise that goo to make a prosperous people, and were forced to adopt new. systems cf obtaining tbe necessities of life, of whien they were wnolly ignorant. While wo a residents of the north may censure the oath for its endeavor to maintain "whh? man . rule," there is not one ot us wh wwnktnat do likewise under the aamo circa mslancee. We are rover nod. by ocr environment and it is hard to kk !c against nature. Aa a general thing I bate found the people courteous, soctabta and kind. There seems to be n lack of that fraternal greeUagaad mako-youracK at-bome iaathia ona an often maaia witl; in tbe broad, liberal west. It is vary plain to sea toat IBM M a natural latlinir oaunHi by tho lank of parental training. Not ona southern mother in a down baa any earn of her children. Thar a given over to the care of colored Jkm and tha Hitl TkM ur itxtCT.l.. woman down to nurMafehv. and the. amvwrynarelUahMfrQ,.iriMVsantd antaris la nant. im tin tree's JnoHSirf " Nro nurssa in mser verv neclectful and oven cruel with the children. In fact, most nil tho nerro bain bare is worthies. A white aarvant girl of tbe north is worth a dose colored etria of th aouth. If you aire girl to none, she will do nothing alter and went do that half. So with a cook; 'aba will not even sweep tbe Boor, and in uias eases out of tee will "tot" enough home to keep half a doaeo other. The white ladies carry keys to pantry and dining room, and diab out just what it wanted tor each meal. If there is anything loft tbe cook "tots" it home, as they nil five in it separate boose some distance awf.y. It's just as natural far them to steal a it is for a dog to have tea. Bot speaking of nana, they ate not confined to the onedrupad m this section. They visit the "bipeds" as well Tbey are a natural product of tnosoQand yon soon get used Bat coming hank to tbe subject of sr aats nero you most nave a nurse to n0.'e, a cook to cook, a house servant to elean the house, n woman to wash, a boy or p;rl to run errands, and a man to do ehonw. The waab woman take vour clothes down to the spring or creek, pours warm wrtar over them, soaps them, lay them on a stomp or rough plank and with a big cudgel beats them full of boles and the buttons all on, then pot them in a big iron settle witn a strong solution or j.otasa, boims a pin Knot Br under tnera aad lets them "bile." while thev chtw snan, or smoke. As a general thine haif a oosen wasntnga ao up tbe neat good you ean buy, and in some eases aboot tho seom boiling ruins tfcera with iron rust. But such is the negro of tha south. Yon can't teach tbetn any better they don't want to be taught They do not know what a wash boiler looks like, or a . wash hoard, either. Thar ma none to an- bad in Troy. - Wishing to procure a chopping kni f tne other day they showed us corn euttars. butcher knives and anything save a chopping knife, which they knew nothing about. My son Bart went out one d i to procure a pair ox overalls. Xnay sno wed aim rubber laggings, rubber boots and runner ooat no such things as overalls in town. A Jew firm lately locuted hare and taev brought some. Fruit Son. teas aad baking powders are kept in the drug store. You will dad harness for sale in all the stores in town except in drug, jewelry and two special grooiry stores. Uraternally, v S.C.1. Tbe Indianapolis News says that tbe office of Auditor of Mart'oo county pays sufficient in feet to bear the running expenses, leasing the ten tbonraitd dollar salary, which tbe Auditor of tbat county receives, so much clear profit. Some years ego tbe fees ran largely iu excess of the running expenses, and in themselves were sufficient tooonstitttte a fair living. It is eatitaated that the new census, by tbe increase of population, will increase tbe salary of the Auditor of Marion eonaty $6,000. making it altogether 16,000 irrespective of fees, y Forty-one thousand, six bundred pns?om sre paid at the Indianapolis office, aruouatiug to $7,500,000 annually;

G, W. BIsnton, near Danville, lad., was bitten by a mad dog about t hree weeks ago. He went to Terre Haate and, had the celebrated "mad tttone" at that place applied to the wound, to which it clung for fourteen hours when it let go. It was t!en, boiled in milk and applied again. The second time it clung m the wound two hours. Mr. ftfanton returned home, and so far he baa shown no symptoms of hydrophobia. Tbe name of the woijmn who owns the mad stone is Mary Taylor. Spesckr, February 8. Harrison Hight, who has been in business here a number of years and held several offices of trust under she jurisdiction of the people, and at present is corporation treasurer, has made an assignment for tbe Iienefit of his creditors. He is short in corporation funds f 2,400, which bis bondsmen will make good, be having secured them by giving mortgages on real estate and a stock of groceries. His liabilities in business amount to 91,200 which la distributed among various wholesale grocery merchants Mr.Hight has in the past stood high in finan

cial circles snd always been considend a safe man. His embarrassmeat is attributed to dullness of tr,d& nd not intention to , , ' . . . . . . defraud bis creditors. ""- Tsso iBMUaas Sets rioldU T thtt euntm nf rdJ,Ba there are Rss wells distributed aa follows Hamilton COUOty hss bash, nine, Upton, seven; Dels .re, eleven; Franklin, four ; Dearborn, twc ; Henry, seventeen ; Jav. seventeen : Wayne, seven Decatur, thirty-four ; fiusb, three; . ' . . j -t . rvtriu . as: : . uvc : uejvaio, tnrco , miajui, wu Blackford, eleven ; Jennings, one ; Marion, forty-one. lhey yield about 600,000,000 feet of gss daily. The effect on the manufacturing interests of the state hss been wonderfully beneficial. -No less than seventy-nine valuable plants having located and commenced bust oess simply on socount of advan tages offered by cheap fuel. The capital Invested in these plants amounts to f6,462,500, snd they employ 5,734 bands. Among these may be enumerated fourteen glass factories, twelve manufactories of iron.fonr straw naoer manufactories. and four wood pulp works, em bracing a combined capitial of near ly $4,000,000. Over 300,000 per month is now being invested in Indiana, euaer iu new manu X 1- --.I . factories or by removal of valuable plants from other states. In the Howard county, Indiana. field natural gas is usually reached at a depth of 900 feet. The depth and name of each iitum is as follow: Dril 60 feet 360 " 400 " 100 " ' n Kara limestone, White shale, Black shale, Trenton rock, The drill is most generally stop ped about 25 feet in tbe Xrenton rock, the eas bearing stratum. Tbe cost of drilling a well there is about 1,500, as follows: Derrick, .$850 Wear and tear of tools, 200 Casing, 200 Tubing, 200 Labor, ' 0Q Drive pipe, 75 Packer, 40 Connections, 40 $1,605 Three or four weeks are required to sink a well in this field. New Albany Ledger.. The following named persons have been admitted to the College Avenue M. E. church on proba tion: John Meyers, "Sadie Browning, Joseph Campbell, Wesley Shields, Bertha Frees, Lena H.-Kerr, Alfred Shields, Maud Campbell, Fred Fuller, Emma Evans, Mary Jane Williams, Margaret JLtroy, Jessie Carmiobael, Daisy Wright, Iiissie Anderson, Jessie Simmons, Mary Boyd, frank Faulty, Edward Neeld, Minnie Ball, Katie Graves, Mary Grayson, Iiuoaa Garrison, Mrs. Joseph Bastion, Nannie Duncan, Mrs. Margaret Dunn, Minnie Campbell, Flora May Weiraer, John A. Pauley, Addie aennnx. Edward Harris, Addie Knight, LoUie Miller, Fannie Boyd, Eli Earing Lena Jonmon, Ianra Browning, Bert Gregory, Delia lsom, Ella Ray, A. Linsicomb, Willie Shields, Martha May Mollie Browning, Ernest C. Frees, Wm. Li. Halstead Jtioise mislead, Mellie Gregory, & E. Carmwhaftl. Bev. Mr. Starke, late a candi date for Representative, died at bis home. in Brown county, recently Texaa nil tlttse ta none Paper. Wb desire to have it distinctly understood tbat Txs Sifting is a paper for tbe family, and tbat nothing of a vulgar or indelicate character, either in the way of pictures or tetter-press will ever be admitted.into its column. Our aim is to produce an illustrated humorous ntper that will be acceptable to and welcomed in tho most refined American and Bngllsh homes, and the commendatory letter we are receiving from beads of families on both sides of the Atlantic are most nattering and encouraging. We will say n this connection that certain people make a (Trent mistake in sending aneodotee and jokes of a broad character to Sifting thinking tbey will appear. They are promptly consigned to the wast basket. It will b observed by reference to our advertising columns tbat they too are kept olean. We ate adding very rnpidly to our circulation in every Stale in the Union through yearly subscribers, and reall more than ever our responsibility to mka Siftings a home paper, hoping to win for It a welcome place by every fireside, as an Irreproachable vehicle okUQdailla wit and buiwor. .

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r: 1 1. O TJ K N , EDITOB. Prof Bryan wai polls over Sunday. TUitlng at Ia4iansProf. Boone lectured at Kokome last Saturday. "Mr. Jones, of Bed Wing, Minn, visited bis son, B. 0. J ones, last week. Mrs. Richardson of Erantville I visiting her son this week. Fhiliips has gone home, having received a dispatch stating that his mother was very ii I, Dr. Jordan delivered a lecture on "Roma" before the Preparatory Iatin students, on Friday eveninc last, in Owen hall. Tb lecture next Sunday afternoon will be delivered by Dr. Jordan. Subject: "JCducaUon aad the State." Protf. Xaylor will deliver a lecture on "Electricity" before the Huntington coun ty institute on Saturday next. Meiurs. Downey and Welburn, two of Depatiw's best students, paid their Phi Gam brothers a visit on last Saturday evening. Ernest Bieknall of tho Indianapolis Kaws was in the city viiitine bis mother and numerous friends over Sunday, Tan Busklrk, after trying in vain to overcome a spell of sickness, was recommehdad by his physicians to return home, wqicu he did on last Saturday. Mr 'Oskins. of 'S3, now wears Phi Gam ma Delta Purple; and Mr. Inmnr-.'B1, wean veil xau ueita usage. Th "Student" will appear soon and will contain an interesting article by Dr, Jordiin, on the Educational System of Inditna. Also tho "Wioks Prise" contest speech of Mr. Bala of the Freshman class. Hi is Ell Corr, through Junior with '89, -riaited college Friday. She has finished her school and will enter the Univorslty next term. She was accomMnied by Aim JKast who will also be in neit term. Tliere is on exhibition on tbe Unlverti ty bulletin board copies of the bill for tha appropriation lor tne i.torary buuainr tint statement or we aremteet a to tne plan and dimensions of the proposed JUbtary buiiamg. 8cime of the classes were put to an in convenience durine the recent cold anell. on account or tne taiiur or tne neatiDg apparatus in tbe small room in Wylie Hall. All the larger rooms ware well heated. Dr. Dabney has received n number of copies of the constitution of he civil ser- ! ' P T I? - i: J 1. vice rasoroi oiud oi sajinnajiuus, inu u hopes to form a similar association among the students. The next lecture of the course is to be giviin by Dr. Edward Morso at tbe college chapel to-morrow evening. Hit subject u : "from a Monad to a Man." On Monday night tha members -of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity bold a reception in Honor or miss uoiiiiu, suter oi Harvey Collins. The evening -was spent very pleasantly in games, dancing; etc. Betrevhments were served at the hall. Miss Collins left the following day for ber home in Nebraska. Athenian, and Independent Societies ill entertain the public on tbe anniver sary of Washington's birthday. Messrs. ST. It. Montcal and Unas. Unetis will reoressnt Athenian while Mis Test and Mr. Hseearty will do like honor for ladependent. Tbe lenders of l'liilo think that thtire is a limited supply of eloquence in thwr society and that tbey lmI Iratter retain it. Uenoa Pfailo will not b represented. Visible in -Febrnarr and--frah 1 889 : TTie ntebn growing from cr?cenVT full. and thus presenting the sublime exhibi tion of sunrise on the moon : also her con tinent and ocetn-beds, cratirs, mountains, and mountain-shadows. In the evening sky can be seen Venu, now approaching a beautiful crescent, like n new moon ; Saturn, with bit magnineunt system of rings and eight mooas ; and later in- tbe night, Jupiter, our giant plitnet, surrounded with dark belts, and attended with four moons, whose transits and eclipses can be seen almost nightly. Tbe pale green dbk of the distant planet Craniir is also visi ble ; also our most distant pianet, Neptune. Then, there is no end to tha pleasuro of gaxing at stars, multip1e-stars,tar-clutters, and nebulas, especially tba great nebula in Orion, and the great nebula in Andromeda, in which flit new star appeared a few years since. . These months are es pecially rich in planetary and other celes tial Tbe Knights of Pythias entertainment on Tuesday tught,Feb.l9, will be tbe social and noeiety event of tbe season, and will consist of three parts. First the literary and musical program, at their Castle Hall at 7 p. m. Second a banquet at 9 p. m. Third, grand promenade concert and ball at Miiy'a Hall to which only those holding invitations will be admitted. This provision will be striotly adhered to and great care exercised by the committee in niacins invitations, which will lie non-transferable and to be presented at the door. Music by orchestra of seven pieces, Tbe Grand March promptly at 9:30 p. m. will be led by the Unifoirro Batik in full dress, after which tbey will give a Fancy Drill exhibition. This being tbe silver anniversary at the order no expense or pains will be spared to mske it a pleasure to all wbo attend. Tickets to dance will also admit to bauquet; and can be procured at usual places only on presentation of Invitation, There will be a grand street parade iu the alternoon by the Unilorm Uantc in full dress, and tbe entire Lodge. The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago and most of tbe other roads running out of Chicago made more than usual preparations in the early part of the winter to move trains promptly, no matter bow deep the snow came. All the better class of engines of the L, N. A & C. were equipped with plows at several thousand dollars expense, and there has not been snow enough as yet to require a broom to remove it from the tracks. Thus tar the winter has been the mildest ami most free from blizxards of any winter in the last twelve years. , The following named gentlemen constitute tne jury in fhr " White Cap" case : E. W. Farmer, Thos. Kilpatrick, A. J. Robinson, Jos. Lindner, Win. Lee, J.L.Dowden, Wm. Sunn, Perry O. Butcher, T. J. Bates, Tbos. Browu, I, Milt. Rogere, Joseph Myers. Till. Treat has a six weeks engagement in Chicago for his dog show. This is a great educational center even th,e dogs ate educated.

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with rheumatism foe several weeks. Rheumatism, some of tbe physicians say, seems to be in tbe air. Sam. Sparks, one of the ener getic members of the hardware firm of Baker, Neeld fc Co., was married at the Chapel, Stanford, Sun day night a week, to Miss Juixzie Dresden. Sam,, is a No, 1 young man. Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Chas. Rob ertson's mother, accompanied her on heir visit to Una. Cofno at Indi anapolis. Miss Eva Brown and Miss Stella Crain left Bloomingtoa on Friday last for Terre Haute. Mrs. Harry Swindler has been sick with rheumatism. Mike. Vol pert went to Louis ville, Monday last, on a visit to bis father. Frank Arnott, who is now an express messenger on one of tbe railroads running into Kansas City, was recently married to Miss Laura Adams of Greenup, Ills. I he Butcber-Judah calf case has been continued till next term of court. In the matter of costs this calf will cost more than a State Fnir premium cow before the case is ended. This (Tuesday) is tbe last nigh of the Ennor Company. A come dy will be placed on tne boards for the entertainment of the people, and one of the features of tbe even ing will be tbe giving away of i live pig. Go to Geo. Walker's restaur ant in Progress Block, north of Heed's shop, lie will treat you right. " Tbe musical club which has Iwen meeting at Prof. Clark's all winter met at Dr, Maxwell's last evening, it having decided to meet at tbe homes of the different mem bers hereafter, ihe club is composed of Profs. Clark, Campbell, Miter, Naylor, Lust and Kingsley. Messrs. Maxwell, Pauley, Mutz, and Mrs. Clark, Kingsley, Miers, and Misses Orchard; Manley, Lemon, and others, making twenty members in all. HOTICS OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the estate of Kmsry B. Vest, deceased. In Uia Hon roe Circuit Court, February Term, I88. Notico is hereby given, tbat Hemy H. Voss, Executor of tha estate of Emery B. Voes, deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settle mcnt of said cstatc.and tbat tbo same will enme up for examinutiun and notion of said court, on tbe 12th day of Fubrunry, 1889, at which time all parsons interested ii: laid estate are required to ppftarjn said court and thow enure, if any there be, why said account and vouchers ahould not be approved, A w.l lha hii.a nf fluid Aststa nA alt TjtbeTsiHtoTwtod ttreranr, nre-trUo hereby required, at tho time and place aforesaid, to appear and mnke proof of their brir.hip or cluim to any part of said estale. ESOCO FULLE15, Clork Jonroa Circuit Court. J. B. Mulky, Attyr-X Jan. IB, 1889. v THE AMERICAN MGAZINE Btsulif.il j lllustrzled. 25 cl.,$3 a Year. rra aroPE.-Tn ameiu-an- stiaAirea fiire. nr.t-r.oc to i.jtti'Ml tl-le" ."J .." ii lil-rstu sal .t r, t ih. aichMt auidu4. Fjiq .ii. Aiu-ric-n wrlt.w 111 ii. wlifc v. uii.'.y ft in m otlng k.teiw'ol tr .tol sua er...riftl sn4 .hort st .ri.. oritir. ccooaUl onrfaw9acoantr d.tt.Bd wolnm, LnM 'Y tho I mwi pretiUsM 9t to ssriwl, ia sasss, llils Ms2in. is Distlnatively Representative of American Thought and ProgreM. ItlstsTpi-r-aTS-isnp-fiiSrlins t-bils mwi nwvftlur Mil cMi.rtAlml f tala. mimam wttaJI, IMPORTANT. llu4rlrd l-rralum IJ.I, m Hiwelal ancrta.ais Ih Cmmh or V.lnkto ITa-.tnaM so Chib btan, will kx srat -a racvte Mc. U tat tstr U BivalWsis-s. to st-SMtll mil ji VrMKl VMM t. allSt MlVartptlaSM, waea rmr amauswvs nmwii IEB AJEEIOASf HASAsnra CO., 740 Broadway, Hew York. ESTATE OF FELIX O. DUNS, PS CEASED. In the Monroe Circuit Court, in the Slate of Indiana. All Creditors. Heirs, and Legatee of said estate are herobv notified tbat Ben. F. Adams, Administrator, with tbe will uiinexed,of said estate, bas filed his account ana vnueners'tn uuai sewamoni. or saia witate, and that the tamo Will como up for exsmi nation and approval on the 4lh day of February, 1889, the tamo being tha first judicial day or too .February term, 1889. of said court, at which time snid creditors,heir and legatees are required to appear in said court, in the court house in the oity of Bloomington, and sbow cause, if any ther be, why said account should not bo ttDuroved. Witness, uiv name as Clerk, and tho seal of said court affixed, tha 10th day of January. 1889. (MtAi, BNO0H FULLER, vira asonroe vircuii vuri Louden & Rogers, Att'ys, Jn. 10, 1889. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In tbe matter of the estate of William Turner, decerned In the Monroe Circuit Court, February Term, 1889. Notice is heroby eiven, that Clara M. Strong;, Administratrix of the estate of William Turner, deceased, has presented and filed her account and voucher in final settlement of said estate, and tbat the sam will come up for the exmination and nation of said circuit coiirt.on tbe fourth day of Februry,1889,at which time all parsons interested in said estate are re quired to appear in sam court ana snow cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchors should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, andall others interested therein, are also herebv re quired, at tha time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proot or tneir neirsnip or claim to anv nart of said estate. KJXj ENOCH FULLER, uiera Monroe vircuit vourt. Louden Roger, Att'ys. Jan 16. 1S89. ,

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OLD Bates to S' DERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from the Clerk's office of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein James K. Beck is plaintiff, and Thomas W. Sparks, Uonry- Sparks and' Lou.E.Spnrks are defend Hnts.requiring me to make tbe sura eleven hundred and forty-ftvo dollars and sevetity-flvo cents, with interest on snid decree and coats, I will expose at. Public Sate, to tho highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1389, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock r. it, of said day, at the door f f the court house of said Monroe county, Indians, tho rents and profits for n term not exceeding sevn years, of the following Kval Estttte, to-wit: A lot in tho southwest quarter of tbo northwest qimi'li-r of section thirty -two pttHMaj.rang two (3) 'wot, dtttt-ribed us fellows: bc;iiinin; at the northwe.it corner of th tot It now i as the UMptut church lot, him running west to j cJ,,ii stroot, ninning north and south lown f f-tantor. ; thence south in to i to north street, in snid town; thence cast one hundred una eighty (1 80) fuiil; thenco south to tho lot known us the Methodist church lot; thenao east to tbo point where the snid Dnptist cburoh let and the said Methodist church lots corner: tiicncc north to the place of beginning. Alto lot number twenty six (20), and the eat hult' of lot number twenty-aoven (ii), in said town of Stanford, Ind;ana. Also lot number twenty-throe (23), twenty-four (24), and twenty-five (35) in said town of Stanford, Indiana. Also a certain lot lying on tho south side of tbe State road, running east and west through the town of Stanford, and adjoinine said town on tbo east as follows: commencing nt tho southeast corner of lot number twenty-five (25), in said town, running thenco east eighty, feet (80); thnnce north eighty feet (80); tbenco west eighty feet (80), to tho northeast corner of said lot twenty-five (25) ; thonce south eighty feet (80) to the place of beginning. If such rents and profit will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and coats, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient, to discharge said decree, Interest and cost. Said sals will be made without any relief whatmr from valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS J. FAKB, Sheriff Morroe County. Jan. 23, 1889. BBAUTIFULLV ILLUSTRATSD. This Afagnxine portrays Awerican thoairht and Hie trans ocean to ooeaa, is filled with pare hlgh-clem litem tare, nnd can be solely welcomed iu any famtlf circle. nm aoo. ai sa a iiai lYiuit. aws Copy of swrtnt numitr malltd ufom ctfpt 3S .; sacs mumsvt, 1$ so. ratlna Idas with eltaer. a. t. susa sou, hsmnf 130 ds 133 Pearl St., N. X, woTice 01? issoLVEWcr. In the matter of the estate of William Turner, deceased. In tb Monro Circuit Court. No. 55. Notice is herebv given that upon petition filed in said Court by Clara M.Strpng, Administratrix of said estate, sotting up the insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities therodt. tho Judim of said Court did, on the; Fifth day of December, 1888, find snid estate to bo probably inaolvont, and order the sarno to bo settled accordingly. Tbe creditors ot snid estate uro therefore horo by notified of such insolvency, and required to file ttiolr cluiiiu against- said oatate for allowanoo. Witness, tho 'Clerk nnd seal of said Court, at Bloomington, Indiana, this 13th day ot December, 1888. al ENOCH FULLER, Clork. Louden & Rogers, Att'ys. Dec. 88, 1888. A countryman being mked in whom ho put bis trust, said when ho had a cold ho put it in Or. Feuner's Coimb Honey. For sale by Fakis Hko.v, llloomington, Ald a, U. MA.tni-.K-. Clear Creek, Ind.

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VniKlalia Lino. Tbe Clreat Fast Mall !.tnt. The Shortest, I3c.1t, and Quiekrt Liaa between the North end South. West Bound Leave Qrncncsalbi Junction 1:0? p. in., !h05 a. ui., 12:92 nirht. Arrive, Torre Haute, 2:08 p. on 10.-12 a. m., 1:30 a. ui. Arrive, K'Jingham, 4: 15 p. m 1: Ml a.m . 3:48 a. m. Arrive, St. Louis, 7:30 p. m., S:0 J p. m., 7:00 a n. Arrive, Kansas City, 8:00 a. mn 7:!8 p. m. Ooing ICast Leave Junction, 3. 22 p m., 1.46 p. in , 2.28(1. m.. 2.5(5 a.ni. Arrivo Indiannpolis, 5.00 p. to., 2.50 p m., 3 43 a. m., 4 in . m. Cuing North Leftvo Terre Haute, 4:00 . in. and 0:00 a. in. Arrivo, South livnd, 11.00 p. m. and I .is p. m. E.it bound and weft bound tmins are daily. Making dltt'et connection 3 for nil points unaer the sun. lour canuecuao or'lire mid ouick in Union Bepo.s. No ll)sfcr or Lay overs and yuur. uccon. inodations are unexjcltrd. Any information regarding rowie, rate Ac, address cn AS, H. MIXER, Traveling Fass. Agent, Terre Haute, Ind. 8. A. FORD, Q. P. A, St. Louis, Mo. Entice of Application for Bt cense. The undersicned. a malo citizen Over the age of twenty 0110 years and an inhab itant or tne .:iiy ot uioomtngton, una County of Monroe, and State of Indiana. hereby gives notice to the citizens of Blnomincton and of the First Ward of said Oitv in Bloomiueton Township in wid Countv of Monroe and the State of Indiana, that be will at the Mn:h terra 1889. of tbo Board of Commissioners, of the County of Monroe and State of Indiana, apply to iiaid Board for lioense to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wil: Spiritous, Vinous and Mult Liquors In a less quan tity than a quart at a time for a period off one year with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the promises upoft which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and Milt Xitquors, and that savd n remises arc situated in the Firtit Warrd of said City ol Bloomington, in Bloominirton Township. Monroe County, Sitato of Indiana, and described as follows: A part of in lot number one hiviidrcd and thirty (130) in Town now City of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, beginning at the southwest corner of said in lot running thimce north tWenty and one-half (30) foot, thence eaut forty (40) feat, thence south twenty an1 one-halt (201) feet, thence west forty (49) feet to tbe "place of otiginning. JOHN STOCK WELL. Fob. 0, 1889. 0 dig

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ATTORNEYS 1 T VSKIRK BWm&Ki'b - -w S"k ...... T V C .....''. Office in tuilding south of door. Special ai.tfciillfw; .at business, to the olle3i.kin i to business in all the ciMirjji ndjoininc counties. :, DUNCAN f BATMAJt. f CAK, IA C. BATMaHi Office over Blair's thou sWrej:' public qunrn. farilcuiar H oo eiven to Probate smm, njib Wilt practice in all die court fS MIERS . COBS., Attorqils, uD-fcUirs over Corner 'jk-thl westsido. Will prattiae in a3i tli Of the State. Pro but n busllwii m special and onreful nttealon. LO VDES ROG EX'S, Am Mi over First Nati-nisl Batifei of a legal nature gl-ren earafliVrli in all courts. Bcai satata till m examined by aid of Ivouden't : A specialty made ef .he m11wJ remittance of claimn ol all kin ds. mi R. A FVLtC, Ailotnay, oltcn JlcJNary s o blots, over corner room. Special tat; attention will be girsn to pi obi nets, aid to prompt col)eotioioi JAMES B. MVZ.KY, Attjirfii give special attention to it I cedents' estates, collecting et practice in all courts. Is Cit f Mil and may be fuund in nw of lea "Corner clothing store. EAST EAST, Attorneys, theWaldrea il'.wk, r-ortl ili sqimro, up stairs. pro? at mi rmsH ou&inesf, a iu tie : of clttims. Will a!o pretiC I ft Courts. Business solicited. ; t rones ibso tbc location. Agents for Ho. t is nirafBlio -t!?!a It .?v;Vfl nvrvsarvi UNDERTAK En V-A--2-"-LV J"urnitnrB .. ;---"Sa.ifi I b.tve the ti.reest and bi'St'll stoolt ever brought o I5lx miiigiongjig will sell yoj goods oheaper thim asji 1. nave a sue etisf lay or . tsi a 3. :t aUiia: PARLOR SUITES, LOUMI Fancy Chairs, Baby WAteM Carpet Swekpkrs, IiliiBstriti riCTUKS FBA M .So. IIKQ A.W 4 in stock, and sold on mont ily pnyjl I have the Household Stint Mk-nii the best Machin mnde, ami Ue ctettin Ialok4l ; CioihtBR for Fiierak 1 which only costs about om-kalf h ff ae other clothing. Come 08 e 'side of square, in Waldron'i B AeJ TlMlt XaBLit AT GOING NORTH BLO3irK01Vli(ljtM Fast Mail. .:IS t-'htcago Nirht Express, 1 GOINCr SOUTH 'immfe Fast MH, v . ; Lmiij.villo NfeHt 1!xprsi, ; CARTER PKRKING, Agt,BI B. A. FDLK, Att''j Kotlce to lfoBK-it1t. State of Indiana. Monrm- Cc unty. ;W in the Circuit t:Mrt, or .Mirovcava in the State of ludiiina, February.-!Ti low, 'i;; lew iaa:- : ' ' David B. Graham v. Sitblir-a .Q'lifsJ Milton Graham, Edward rliars!Jiaj Graham. Zelotim (rrahara, II6beA''ft$

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