Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 1, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 February 1889 — Page 2
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awi ACTaaTCtt, -Dr. Jordan will deHver bis led m or the Aeent of the Mattahoni," betbr tto Natural Bitorj Society oiCranaati, soon. . l'jOMaoalHiaetiTeJ&rpiih; Ikan of PoUt tp-, m arrested Wedemclay upon an iadsctBseat from the U. 8. ewirt, charging violatinasot the elect ion law. U prwaptly gare bead- fee f 1,000 od vss relcued. " Pnadeirt'Hwriaoa left Indianapolis on Monday for Washington City, by special train over the Pennsylvania Central. He will see PresMeBt RoberU' private ear for the trip, stopping only at Pittsburg tad Aitoooa. Be mil get there elightly in advance of the BloiJ.toaboys.'' -f. -" :-rIt aasi.aatt remrkabk that there are no Democrats ia this Vicinity that have been charged with 'tordiaary election methods. The Democratic onn&re iMroshekct for this District, Mr. Cooper, aid ia aa interview? ia the Indianapolis Neva, that both parties were equally implicated in the election irregularities. Soraehow "both jnrttta haveeH been inspired after. The teal trouble of hie fwaitioa if now dawning apon Gea. Harrison. The persistent and hungry ofiee seeker will soon haunt his bask door, at Washington, aad when the Prestdent steps oat into the back ward for a brief moment to peek an the of soap he baa . acoidentslly tossed oat when he esaptied bis wash pan, hell fad 'em String on IkefeBee or roosting on the ehiekeo eeop.' It'll be toagh, Be, bat rtaeember that the prsyera of the PsooBJan ascend far yon eoalinaaBy. - It is calculated to eanae the dtiseaa at Btoomington to feel ia a enafbrtable bamor when they hear that the Indiana Senate passed the bill appropriating t0.000 for a aaikmtg, by a II add to institution money, or a be expended the eeatroe and tor the nil erect inc. if Dfaperlexpended, and jodfjing by the elan ef work done heretofore, it will be. The "amplified degree' was worked on three candidates at Hsrrodsfaorg, last Thursday night, by thirty or more members of the Blooeiagtea Lodge K. of P. After tying a rope wkmhmI the waist of one of the candidal e, then thrnaiag bim in the creek and nauia bias oat & or six iney trnng uim op to drain mm ..... . . . . ing two. One of these was dropped into a vat of boiling lard and tossed attest till he came out aa brown as a dough not- and almost dead; wSiie the other was compelled to aajsple every bottle of medicine in Dr. MeLahha'a office. This ter-" rible ordeal of course had tendency to make the man tired, bat he aeemed as well a usual when the Bloomiagtoa gang left. On the way back some of the Knights got into an nftercation on the train with a fwekage ef limbarger cheese aad a boncb of garlic, and the whole party would hare been "knocked out" if they'd bad bat ten more mites to ride. As ft was the condnetor was glad when tn deetrie lights of ear beaatiial city bore in signs and ho was again peimitted to ran bis train. If the above in pet literally trae the boys areieanxstad toeajl when the editor is out. The Legnlatara (the Demoeratie nmjoriiy) nude the following eaoeas nominations, which of course is equivalent to sa election t State Statistician W. A. Peelle, Jt, of Indianapolis, ttate Oeeloeist A A Gerb. -fr a iitaay -: ., State Hoose EngiwerM. B. Cain, Indianapolis. : CBstodiaa.of the State Boose Tim GnflSn, IndiaaanoHs. Sppreme Coort Commissionm First Diatrict, W. E. Niblaek. Vineenaes; Heeond, J. U. Jiew, North Vernon ; Third, J. S. Coffrott, Lafayette Fourth, Robert Lowry, Fort Wayne; Fifth, Mortimer Nye, Laporte, Iasane HespUsI Trustees Tho. Markey, Iadianapolis; J. L. JCtaoo, Shelby ville; aad Dr. C. 11. Baoser, CUnmbait. Direotera of Prison James BenUa, Iadiaaanolis ; J. W. French, Lafayette, and Levi Mock.'BluffPireetors of Prison South W. B. McDonald, Princeton ; F.Park 8, Jefferson viile, end B. H. Slater. Lewxrneeborg. Trustees of the Deaf and Dumb institute Charles J2. Hsugh, Indiaospolia; D. W, Cbaoifww, Henry eopnty, and Thomas L. Brown, Jawrenee. " ' . Tranters of tlie BI'mJ ItMrtiiote Jeww Vt. Juicy and T. J. Onlieo, IndianspcOw, and J. J. Sts(fofh Trnees of the Imao tlosptia)
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T?rtrte of the Insane Hospital st Rieood Geo. W. Kooiita, lmUanpoti; If. C. Beuhain, Bichntoad, and John Franklin, . L. JeWtin, Champaign (SO.) Herald in opes i.bttek from mmmwmm ct.iiYGi.AHa jro BARatMOA. WsantoTos, D. C, Mb. 1, 1889. Bra. HarriMB, Jcj laamanpolia, lnd.: Iixab ijIB: 1 kin inform wi bjr mjr gaatat managw, laaiat IaibobS tbt jou ban taaMd tfaa lira on which I aow residebar a tqrm of Mir VMrt with reftual of ttfbt. JSy. appucauoa lor a rauwat w my ham waa mada torn time preview to jwn, and I do sol undenUnd why you aaooid bagtrrn th prsference. I tbought the landlord underalood my intention, ai 1 bad baen working wits. taut end in view rar fetoca I cams n I ho place, and tully axpactod to remain an addUtoaal tarou To basara I had told aim at one lima that I did not want the plaea but one term, but 1 nerer expected hjm to taka me at aay word. ItoweTer, thece ! no accoont inw for taatea, and 1 ahall be obliged to awre ca the 4th ol March next. 1 did aoaaaaaamng.laat teuoa tbat will be a dead leav to ver a' attoraey, 'Garland, iaforo bm that a-ucaat for yeen i not aatidad to the offHtrowinji orop. I bad Jataoded to. let my friend, J. Bull, oat the aarreet on the anaree, ou (uppoaa be will now ba (but ant. I bad alao made arraaaanMnti with Mr. Bull tomblet part of the form, and had promiaed to appoint bim market master. 1 believe ba wonld have deae the work well and made a good thing oat ot ibe job,altboagh 1 am tree to confe tbat 1 don't aw bow it would have improved tbu farm any, or have beneStied the landlord. Bull aaya it would and lsuppoaa be knowt, aa be hat been in the bunem aoiae years. Ton bad better tee him bim la regard to the matter aad bavo seme understanding afoot it. He formerly bad a Western aeeac fat this country, but 1 believe tbat baa bean abolished by Bayard. And, by the way, 1 told this same party tbat be might ash in my ffnd, bat st-mo of my emplevee kickid fid tbera bas really baMi quite a row, don't yon know. I bavo forgotten partkulan, tot Bayard tan tell vou all a tout it, as I believe be bud something to do with it. Kou will Sod the farm in a good stats of cultivation, it had. previous to my tenancy, been well taken ear or ny ine iormer and naarlybaieor Ibem were acwly staked aad ridered Htme twentr-Bve yeara ago. A boat four Eelda might be maoa in the aortbwtataioe at the form, and I think it would pay wall for the trouble, it Bas bean talked of for some yean, bot notbinc baa been done, because I understood tbatl eoOld not set anv share in the rrmM. and tfaeuvhl it a vseless waste of time aad money. WairebOd tntbrmt me tbat there am one handred and twenty million bmbala of Ttin ia the ware bvoaes, and I bad made arrangements to use tfaa most of it within tbe next few years. Boil suppose i win be obliged to leave it, aa 1 understand from Garland that it belongs to the landlord. It will ba impossible to take all my stock o(T the place at once, and I shall leave suMect to voor order of removal. Too. will and an excellent collection of XnajHsb draft borws in tie custom bouse . -i i . i j Mantes, ana n poscioro s wu juu wraiu retain the most ofthem, at yon will find them rood stronkvsaimaU, sound in wind and limb, and invaluable a cart bones for imported goods. A choice lot of the same breed are also in the house SUbles, although a lew of tbem nave bean siiugntered. - Their otsees nave been supplied with standard bred American trotters, by order of the landlord. Among my nautttera too wj.1 find" such choice breeds a Morgan, W Vkes and 4. Davis. The gray geMutg M the llavtOR posiomce stame by Copparkead, by Clot-a-Way, by Wake-Dp-Snakes, by Hebettion; damned by Evervbodv.' There are some Magrino sbeep en the farm tbat maw as well bo disposed of, at vour earlieat orDOrtuaitr. They aro in fected with teab, foot-rut and psper-skln, and have a disagreeable habit of running and blesUnc after everbodv who carries a free salt bag, or smells of civil service reform. They make a great deal of noise for their number, and bavo been tbe bane of my life. I believe if I bad sold them off when X Srst came on the place the landlord would bavo renewed my lease. In the cattle department I have paid es pecial attention to tbe abort horns, and natter mvsett tbat I bavo considerably improved the bread. On account of their breaeby tendencies these cattle have fal len into general oisreputo, ana several
years ago destroyed nearly all the fences on tbe routb tide of the farm. The thorough brads were all south of tbe Masoo and Dixon hedge fence, bat there were seme high grade on tbe north side of tbe farea. 1 selected some of tbe former and tarnod tbem into the best pasture fields, where they have done well and are now ready for the knife. They are good feeders and excellent milksters. One or 'two of them elovared and I bad to bare than turned back, bot on tbo whole it was a successful experiment, and I believe if yon will give tbem tbe whole earth and s nmea around tbo moon, they can, in time, bo entirely cured of jumping. I stall-fed some of the grade ot short horns, and they seem to take it kindly and have since given a good supply or milk. You anil nod a good representative of this class m;tbo I nit stall on tbo right aa you enter the judiciary. Tbera ia also a tboroogbbmd in tbe same stable, and yon can hardly tell tbem apart. Among tbe swine I have especially cultivated tbo Jersey Bed, yon will find ihem ia nearly all potto ffico pens. These are tbe greatest bogs on earth,' and I remarked to Dan tbe other day tbat they were the beat breeders and moat proline breed' era I bad ever sees. Dan thought so too, and we agreed to put up soma new pens neat year, but if yon snould taka a fancy to tome otber brord it may not ba neoes. wry. Too WTO fin$ " tew Klm-peelors and Cochin ChlnaaC she place but I bad intended to kilt tpsm all on soon, and you may as welt doe? Tbey eat too much and squeal too loud. In regard to the other chattel property on the place the most of it belong to tbe litadlord, and yon will have to taka good care of it or there will be a great row. I thought I would clean out tbe garret and offered to give some of the old rags to my faird help, but a fellow by the name of Jfairacre, or something, got into a great rage, and tho landlord got on bis ear so bad that I abandoned tt idea. I have some little property of my own tout 1 shall ta.'cq with me few fishing rods, an encyclopedia, aad a job lot of pension vetoes. My bodyguard, Dan, will accompany me, and perhaps my wife and mother-in-law. 1 bavn a rare ol!aoton Of animals in tbo first seven stalls of tho Cabinet stables, and I shall take tbem with me, as 1 have been offered a good price for tbem by P. T. Bernum. One is tbo cutest Hulo moo key you ever saw and baa been taught real locnr tricks by Senator Payne; one is S telephone exchange cle.-k that can't bear tbo bell ring, and one. is a fisho-mao front Delaware who never told a lie. 1 shall lea va the front door opee, gbaiu op tbe poodle and move out tbe back win Walk right in and make roursalf at home. our (or reform (in a born), Gsovkb Cleveukd. 1. 8. I send this in care of a friend, because I do not wish to. trust the mail. r Cleveland. $1. B I shall take Vitas and Bayard with ine, but leave you Mills and Hill, Ort'vcr. ' ' " 1.' i. S. Sny, do yon know Jim Blaino ? -- t?.-'i - -. ; - . i -
fCommunlcited. Btrtbaay Aamlveraarf. . The most enjovalile event of the season occurred triday . night, the 22d itwt., at the handsome residence of Taylor Yqm, on 'e8t fch atreet, it being the 40tli t irthday anniVersary'of Mr. Vosi. About 25 of his ini mediate Irit ils were pres
ent. Among tbem air. - limine and wife, Mrs. Winftey.Len.Whetsell and wife, Enoch Fuller and wife, John Murphy sad wife, Mrs. John Jai-.kson, Mr. John 8chovell, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Walker. Mr. snd Mrs. Tom Allen. Mrs. 0'tonell, Minnie and Grace Jackson, Mrs. Alice Jacobs, Doll Pauley and wife, Mon. Pauley and wife, Ira Gravej and wife, Mrs. U. Jackson, Belie Hopewell, Noble Woodall and wife, Will. Hatchings and Pet Frill, Charley S pencer, H. 8. Bates, Mrs. Clifford, Mrs. Hydenrtch, aoc'l others, and to say tbe least it was an enjoyable anatr. The host: snd hostess were untiring in their effiirts to m ake the occa sion, whioh was so hnppy a one to themselves pleasant to everybody present. Kefreehmonts were -served and everyone made to feel at home without any formal restraints. The company separated at a late sour wit n the .best wishes Tor tbe continued happiness and prosperity of Mir. Voss and bis estimable wife. Following is a list oi pres ents, many ot them being bandM . . ... . . some: .bmbroraereu suppers, Mr. and Mr. W. B. Hughes ; cream silk muffler, Mr. and Mrs. . Fuller silk handkerchief, Mr. and Mi. Len. Whetsell : half dozen linen handkerchiefs, Will. Hulehines and Pet Frill: watch chain, lir. and Mrs. Fred Apgar; gold tooth pick, Mr. John Son ovel ; smoking set, cigars and tobacco, Mr. snd Mr. Ira uraves : handS ainted igar bolder, Mrs. Alice a cob ; crumb pan and paper cut ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mon. Pauley: mustache cup and saucer, Noble Wioedalil and John . Murphy ; pair towels, Ms, and Mrs. Doll Pauley ; glass troit stand, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Walker ': mustache cup and saucer, Mre.O'Donnell ; cake, Mrs. Hydeonch : silver knives and forks, bis mother; bind made sofs pillow, his wife; D. Q. Bussell s Poem Henry 8. Bates,- and by way ot entertainment Doc. recited his famous "bear story." . F. " taniHewree County Snwday Setaool C3onvesitloa. The pastprs, Sunday school offi cers and teachers, and all friends of Sunday schools in Monroe Co., re requested to assemble in the M. E church in Bloomiugton on Wed nesday evening, March 6th, and continue its session on Thursday following. Rev. J. E. Gilbert, D. D.,of Indianapolis, Superintendent of the Indiana Sunday school Union, and of the International Sunday School Institute, will be in at tendance. The exercises will be varied, consisting of addresses. model lessons, normal drills, &c, all of a highly practical character, covering the work of tbe teacher, and the organization of schools. During the time the interests of our county work will receive epecar attention. Kepurts will be cx pected from the schools and officers elected and plans laid for tbe next year. Tbe occasion is of such in teresl-aa to warrant the hope that a large number will be in attendance throughout, ibat suitable enter taioment may be provided, they who expect to come from a dis tance are requested to send their names promptly to the undersigned. May the blessing ot Uod rest upon all wbo unite in this good enter prise tor tbe prosperity ot our schools. Yours in the work, R. A. Fostkb, Prest. B, F., Adams, Jr., See'y. It is better to sing the praises of your town and county, tell of the enterprise of the citizens and the good works of the good people, than to be continually enlarging upon the crimes of the vicious class. Paoli News: A disastrous wreck occurred on the little Monon lost Thursday. The regular train from Orleans to French Lick Springs was running alone nicely until within about a half a mile of Paoli when the trucks of a freight car became detached which derailed the freight car, heavily loaded with pine lumber, and' tbe passenger; mail and express coach til rowing tbem down an embankment, where they caught fire and were burned up. All the passengers were saved although some of tbem were con siderably bruised snd terribly trtgntened. All man and express matter for Paoli and French Lick was burned, but the West Baden mail was saved. Mrs. Georze Quarterman was the most severely nruised but not seriously. Malaohi Monk received some bruises and broken rib. Several of our eitizens were on the train and great uneasi ness was felt, but all got home alive, but considerably shaken .up. Loss about 84,000. Makdi Gius xC0R8tos Rates. Tbe O. & M. Railway will sell tickets to New Orleans, La., and return from all stations on its line at about one fare for the round trip. Tickets will be on sale February 25th to March 3d inclusive. Good for return until March 23d 1889. For Rates, Tickets and further . information, call on Agents O. & M. R'v, or address U. (i. Jones, Dist. Pass rjAgent, V locennes, inn. JItK8IDENT HaRRISOK'o I'AUGURATiiiN. For thirt QCiasion Ihc
VandiHa and Pennsylvania Liies will sell excursion tiekets to Washington and return at exceedingly low rales. Write io J. Shugroe, agent Vsndalia . Line, OreencsatU Junction, for maps, time, tables, rates 1 pd full information. ;' Commencing Feb. 2&th, ini until March 8d, 1889, the Monon Route will sell round trip tickets from Chicago and all local stations on the L, N. A. & C. By, and Lou. lou. R. R. to New Orleans
for too MardiGrsB Festival, March 6tb, -Mia, at very low rate 'Rate from iuoomiueton and return $21.50, good until March 23d, '89. For tnntculars call on any Agent of Moaon Route or address K. O. McCormiek, General Passenger Agenl, Chicago, Ills., or Carter Perring, Ticket Agent, Bloomingtop, l id. . :' "It is curious that in allefcory, liberty is alwsys. a woman, wjbjile in fact woman is deprived oEtliperty. If tbe Divine Power should WeBt he into that statue the breath M life, and it enoold Jweome -.iviaftipulj the beautiful eoddees. thoua.: vir tuous and wine enough, to Blight en. tue.wsrld, would not pe permi u to vote in the city of New York. T. J. LODSI EDITOR. A F mbellen ie Banquet ia alinoet eartainty. . 1 Dr. .rordsn will be away aH this week deiiveung lectures. r Bemibera- was at home a few davt last week. . The K. of P. ball was liberally natron ized by the students. Mr. MiUIs of thn Senior class ipant Sat urday st Qreencastle. Mr. Metcalf of Anderson visited bis son Jean on Friday last. Protf. Bryan lectured at Spiceland on Thuralay night. Kalimd hat returned, bis ba ada being almost, well. It will be remembered that be wai burned while hand ling nhric acid. A number of tbe stodents took supper with the lad iea of the Freabvterian abureb on Friday evening. j - Kiss Hawkins and Mr. Bia of the Fresh man class sue nt Kridav and fcjaUirday with friends in X- r 'i a villa. Oat of tbe stam pines in Prof, (jreen's room burst Monday a lling tb room with steam and causing some confusion among tbe students. I Mr MeFsrlin a'nd' a fricni from lePau'w visited college Monday and witnessml I. V. class spirit. : Tb 1 Beta fraternity gave social on last '.fhursday night. H was a very pleasiint affair. Mr. Frank O. Fihon, eleM .if '81, of Ersnsville, atteadedt P. B. Smith visited college last Thursday. Ha bas just .-closed his school in Van Boren tjt, and will enter itollege next lerio. (- Mi's Georgia Blanch ard, who has been visiting Misses Lillard and Overman, returned to her home at Shelbys-tile last Fridty. .'. Frcf. Woodburn, wbo is attending Johnii Hopkins University, gave his lecture lit Washington, V. O., Feb. 16, on "Govsrnment by the People." and was very well received. - Marshall Sneaks, wbo is a clerk in 01ney, till., i quite sick. His mother bas gone to that city to care for him. . . . Morcellua A. Ctaipman of Anderaon. a eradiate of the Law Department ot Indiana University with the clau of '73, has bean appointed Judge of the Madison County Circuit Th 1 next lecture of tba course before the J atural Hirtory Society of Cincinnati will be delivered by Dr. Jordan, th "Ascwtof the Matter horn." Vrv neat invitations were sent out last week by members of the skull' to a.danoe to be given by them at we a.. 01 r. arm' ory tn -the night of March 8th. Invito, tions were sent to friends at Indianapolis, Ores scastle and Martinsville. It will no doabt be a grand affair. -. M as Blls Bawlea, one of 88'a most char nine members, made her mother and mas 7 friends a abort but welcome, visit last veek. 8he returned to her sehool in G -eeasburg on Monday, whereeha is meeting with much success. K'eylon and the Buddhists' has been selected by the Hon. Moses F. Dona of Bedford as the subject of his lecture to be delivered in the chapel this evening. Mr. Don 1 bas made frequent tours of Kuropa, ana uuics annul w.nai ne nas seen ana bear I. He is a fluent and interesting spea ter, and one who carries bis audience wlM mm. '4.icKeu at potto mce ta oenis, A very novel affair in fraternity circles occurred on Saturday night, in which the Jtap pas joined with us rhi (Jams in an imp 'omptu program. Misses Qnthard, Mei'beeteri and Clark of the lading end Mesirs. Smith, Collins and CM. Hubbard Svii declamations. Songs and a sOlo by is) Laura Hendriz was alsogivaq. The remninder of the evening was very pleasant) y spent in social games, te. 1 " T ie Seniors met on Thursday afternoon at tie call of tba President, Mr. Mussett. The reports of thi committees on Albums ano Ulass xall wire accepted, "irna- albums will be of Black J trroan Morfbcco, will have the motto of the classr-nThe Kvtrlasting Better," I. U. '89, and the nan e of tbe individual member, prin ted In gilt letters on the back, and wii contain St pictures. The following ye'l-was adopted by tbe clus: Hurrah, Hurray, Hui too, Yah, Yab, Yah, Wahhoo. Wahbon, '89 I. U. Tba class, with their ladT friends, will spend tba evening of 'March 1st ji I the home of T. J. Louden. . Uanilsy was aa eventful day at T.- U. The Sophs congregated at the pottofico and marched to chapel in a body - with badges upon which was "Conquerors of '80 and '92." This caused considerable fuel ng among the Juniors and Creshmen, and st a consequence there was more or Jen Muffling until tbe end of tbe third boa -. Then all assembled in front of the Wy lie Ball to settle matters . Soma one ma a a break for a badge and all thcothers 00k sides. The scene that followed can lot be described. Hat and clothes wet j torn, collars and cuff removed from thai r aa customed places. The ra'i pari of a I is that Mr. Johnson of '91 hi4 bis left leg broken, and Mr. Busby also of that class was 'seriously injured. Several otb irs were injured to some extent, fir. Jor Ian tried in vain to quiet the bojs but the;;- would cot ba quieted. --The Ixiuisisna Slate Loltery, whasc charter expires in two years, oftVrs to pay the entire State debt ior sTvencwal, so that it may oohtinie the business. It is thoiicrlit thi) I the projiosition will bertjreted. so mat me lottery will cease taexial St lliC f irlw3 the tlMrler.
Hon. H.C Duncan and W. P. Rogers are candidates for appointment as Judge for the new
circuit of Monroe and Brown. John Waldron of this city, ac companied by Dr. Jas. D. Maxwell . www .k W w a ... jr., went to wortnington, xna.,iasi week to consult nr. Aiinmen, ir. W. is seriously afflicted with rheumatism. Mr. Burbank, of California, a friend of Miss Lib Cookerly, was visiting In the city last week. Mrs. McCoilonirb, motber-in-taw of Craig Worley, stepped, off the back porch, one night last weeK, and broke her collar bone. Mrs. McCoHough, (who will be remembered as the widow of Johnson MoCollough) is in her 80th year. Dr. K. S. Dabnev bavins been elected to the notition of Adlunet Proffeasor of Historical Science in tba University of Virginia, has sent in hisetiRnation of tbe chair of History to the Board ef Trustees of Indiana University? The New York Graphic fA flew aiatl Influent lal Wnvetor tat RcvMltcstsi PollllM. C'omsieftt eorantwlsMtfn. jfevr mtnncemeat. As a vigoromly Bepublwaa ncwipaper Ttn urapnio appeals to AepuDiieans an over the country for support. The new ownership is daily making a better paper in news ana illustration! ana proposes to aid sound Republican Principles with ag. grciivo pen and pencil. The Grktthio ii tbe onlr illustrated dailv paper in the world, and offers tbe beat record of nessim events for out-of-town readers throueh its pictures sad newt columns. Tba Graphic now has a new service and staff of writer unsurpassed by any other evening paper in Sew xork. THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC is just the paper for Republicans throughout ibe country wbo m-ed a genoral newspaper in addition to their local weekly it is a twelve page paper, six of which are devoted to clever pictures of current DOlittoat and news events, and sis psgat to briabt articles bv briubt writers, social. political ano literary cnav wun an mat mase a-suuna aawspapor. REPUBLICANS: During the coming year some of Out most prominent leaders ia the Republican party will contribute timely articles to The Weeklr Grannie. Remember that Tbe Graphic, being an illustrated paper, doc not interfere with any oucr paper. We Watt Yonr Suppert. SPECIAL OFFER. SEND 40 CENTS FOB TUB WBSK LV CRAPIIIC FOBTHBEB MONTHS. . (sample cor IKS free) REGULAR SUBSCRIPTION BATES: The Daily Graphic, one year Six Months......... .,... ..... Ono Month teaaii fS.fl0 4.50 AO Wwkly Graphic......... 0 ea 2 00 1.00 i jaontni.. REPUBLICAN AQEMTS W A JTED EVKRYWIIKRR. SAMPLES AJ! ADVERTISING 4 MATTER FKISE. LIBERAL COMMISSIONS. Address, GRAPHIC PUBLISHING CO, 39 41 Park Flaee, New York. GEO. BENCKAET HAS O P SitS 15 l HIJS AV COXFECTIOXERY on the site of the burned building, and he asks his friends to come and see his anpplj of CASDIE8, Nuts,Grapes, Bakasas, KaIsiks, Figs, TMU all atbar Hhii A Ww Peaairote a ISoiiaaaf Iauntt Shwt Sftxfea launulBg Mlltmay afecat f Fwgiaaa kaui C"10 Sclacttaas 28 eta. mm AHvinal CaattAwtaaa Steal iwaAcmasea XtagelrtlaKS ACemelate New Novel ' gu rian r MwM Syiam Urmm sattar la smtlh. CMtf alBanif- of am aad vahatht werin, wonh from f it-an tiSe aaaaaBy, at On wxaWul turn 9l z, M acr meatk SoUcHiwe. Va"?. Stones by juka HihUnam, Frances Hodcwa Sao au. Jull Hawckoac. lief C UHk, ate., etc, wlB aptanr la carty lama Cawtsra. aWtasdataSi, etc., mM afeftisjlea J. B. LIPPINOOTT COMPANY fit and TO Mark St., PtiltaOalphIa A countryman' being asked ia whom be put his trust, said when he had a cold h put it in Or. Fenner't Cough Honey. For sale by Fasts Bxoe-, Bloomington, and S. M. M atukss, Clear Creek, Ind. S WANTED! A LBS MEN. to canvas for the tale of Nursery Stock;. A.full line of lending speeialHelV Satary and expense paid to luceessful men. o experience neceManr. Writo for term, stating ago. Mention this paper.) O. L. BOOTH BY, Nurseryman, Bast Park, tillApLlO. Rochester, N. Y. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEItS. STOCKHOLPKRS in tba Bloomington Gas Company are hereby notified that an assessment of 10 per cent, is now due on their stock, and th same can be paid to the Secretary at say time up to the 1st of March. Take notice end govern yourselves aecotdingly. Secretary' office at Charley McPboeters' grocery store, corner Kirk wood Ave. and Walnut Street. BOBKKTC. GRBEVE3. Feb. 20-USB. Secretary. NOTICE TO ST0CKilOMEH9. THERE will be a meeting of Stockholders of Big Creek Stone Co., of Stinetville. on Monday, March 4lh, 7 p. 1.1. , at bloom lx ton, Ind., in thn otflce of Miers Si Corr,' for the election of nine directors, and other important businesr. Fob- 2Q-'8U. . A. McGKE, Sec. 2VOTIC1! TO IWTBSTOHS. TUE ROOKS of the BloomingUn Oas X Comany arc now open at tbe Secretary' otttcu, (Charley McPheetors' grocery store) for the purpose of taking stock. Said books will be closed who 700 mora is subscribed. Stock $50 per share. If you want stock iu s payiofbusineir, now layour time. Tlrst come flritrsflfrnd, - ROSliRT C. 0REEVBS, Feb- CT- S? Sucreury
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NOTICE I hereby given, tbnt the following tract of land beretefore bid in on account ef the School Fundi, bev. pig been duly appraised by three disinterested free bolder of the neighborhood in which tbe lend are situate, will DeofTered for sale en a credit of five yeats, with interest at seven per cent, per annum, payable annually ia advance, for a sum not less man tne appraised value tnereor, on MONDAY, MARCH 26TB, 1889, at the Court House door in the City of Bloomtnston. between the hour of 10 o' clock ft. oi. and 4 o'clcck p.m. of said day : WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. The northwest fourth of the northeast quarter of section nine, in township ten, north range one rst, forty acres. Moricaged by Harvey Baker. Forfeited, and appraised at two hundred dollar. Tbe southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section fourteen, township ton, north range one west, forty acre. Mortgaged by Jobn W. Hubbard. Forfeited, and appraised at two hundred and forty dollars. Tbe southeast quarter of tbe southwest quarter or section seven, township ten, north range ono west, containing forty acres, mortgaged by w. a. u:ark. iorfeited, and appraised at two hundred and forty dollar. xairty-n ve acres off or southwest quarter or northeast quarter of section twentythree, town'hip ten, north range one west. Mortgaged by Andrew Robinson. Forfulted nd aunraJsad at on hundred and eighty dollar. ' The sale wut be continued from day to day until all are sold or offered for (ale. WILLIAM. T. JSLAtK, Auditor Monroe County. Feb. 27-1889. scnooL wvmn sale.- j NOTICE is hereby given that tb following tracts" or parcels of lands, or so much thereof a may be necessary to pay tbe principal, interest, damage and coots inereon, win db oia or onerea for sale at tbe Court Hons door, in the City of Bloomington, county of Monroe and State of Indiana, to tbe highest bidder for cash in hand, on MONDAY, MARCH 25th, 1889, being the fourth Monday ot said month, the said lands having been mortgaged to the Stat of Indiana to secure the principal .and interest to the funds hereinafter described, and the interest being due and remaining unpaid on the several mortgage and the lands therein described. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Loan No 3205 Fifteen aero off of the south tide of the northeast quarter of the nortbeatt quarter of section twenty-three. A'so ten acres off of the north side of the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twanly-three. Also fifteen acres off of the south side of the north west quarter of the northwest quarter of section twanty-funr. Alio ten acre off of the north tide of tb southwest quarter of the northwest Quarter of section twenty-four. All in township ten, north rang'on west; mortgaged by WillUm P Hacker and wife to tbe common school fund Principal, interest, .damage and costs, $188 80 Loan No 3180 Twenty-one acres off of the north end of tbe northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twenty-three ; and twenty-five acre off of the northwest quurtcr of tho northwest quarter of section twenty-four, alt in township tn, north range one wmt Mort gaged by James A Uennott and wife to the iundsof township eight, north range on wt. Principal, iutur.t, damnges t' .... m .1 . ,.r
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: two, township ten. north rnc one west. ctinUiiilng rorty acres, alortgagrd by Jjobn K Bitstiii and wife to tbo fund of township nine, north range one West. Principal, interact, damage and Costs, $131 40. No. 1744 The northwest fourth of tho northeast quarter of section thirtytbrco, township nine, north ran go one cast, containing forty acn-s. Mortgaged by William Robertson and wife to the ...I I I I UiJ...l i t . dainwre and Coat. 1 15. No. 3099 The southwest quarter of. tho northeast quarter of aeution twelve, thirtv-seven and ninety-three one bundth r,a 5 tB0 e hlr of tho ter of section twelve, twenty acres, mora or less ; also thirty acres, more or len off of the south end of the south hnlf of tbe northwest quarter, section twelve, all in township len, norm rang one west. Mortgaged by Owen Knigbt (unmarried) to tho common school fund. Principal, inter!, damages and cost, $320 83. BESTOW TOWNSHIP. Loan No 20-20- The southeast quarter of section number eleven, township nine uorth,rnga one east, containing one hundred Mid sixty acre 5 mortgaged by J acoh Swisher aad wife to the funds of town ship nina, north range ono we-t; principal, interest, damage and costs, $316.35 Loan No MSI The northwest fourth of the loutbwest quarter of section twen ty-seven, township nine north, range one east, forty acre ; mortgaged by George W Gahran and wife to the funds or township nine, range one east ; principal, interest, damages and costs, $79 60 BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP. Loan No J9J6 The cast half the northeast quarter of section one, township nine north, range one west, eighty acres more or lest ; mortgaged by Thomas B Burn and wife to the common icbool fund : principal, interest, damage and costs, $109 83 CITY OF BLOOMINQTON. Loan No 2786 Tho east half of frac tional In-Lot No twenty, in tbo City of Bloomington ; mortgaged oy James n.01ly and wife; principal, interest, damage and costs, $179 25 TERRY TOWNSHIP. Loan No 2924 The southwest quarter of tho southeast quarter of section twenty-two, township eight north, range one wett, containing forty acres more orteaa; mortgaged by Jame U Butcher and wife to tbo fund of township eight north, range one wast; principal, interest, damage and cost, $235 75 SALT CRBEK TOWNSHIP. Lon 3112 The north half of theioutliett quarter of section three, township eight, north range one east, eighty acres more or less. Mortgaged by Blevia Percifield and wife to the funds of township nine, north range one west. Principal, interest, damages and cost, $173 35. POLK TOWNSHIP. Loan No 2745 The northwest fourth of the nortbeitt quarter, aad the northcast fourth of the northwest quarter of seetiun thirty-two, township seven, nortb rango one east, eighty acre more or less Mortgaged by Joseph East and wife to the cquimon sehool fund Principal, interests, damage and eostii, $180 49 Loan No 3254 Tbe southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section number sixteen, township seven nortb. range ono east, containing forty acres more or less; mortgaged by John Martin and wife to tbe common school fund ; principal, Inlet-eat, damages and cost, $60 85 Loan No 3074 Tho southeast quarter of tho northwest quarter, and southeast quarter of tbe northeast quarlor, all in section eight, township seven north, range ono cast, eighty acre; mortguged by James L Sciseoe and wife to the fundsof town ten north, ra ngs two west ; prinoipal, iutcrast, fUmugei and costs, $110 15 CLEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP. Loan. No ?010 Part northeast fourth of tb northeast quarter section tbirioen township seven berth, range 000 west, all tbat pari that lies weal of Salt Creak, containing thirty-ftvn acre more or lei : itu'"ljtS4"ll John ? DtU snd wife U 1
the fund of town eight noitb, rm one wect; principal, interest, diuaagat and costs, 134 35 Loan Ho 3118 The north talf of the northeast quarter of tbe north west quarter of section (.wtmly-four, in township seven north, ranee one west, twenty ttcres mora
or lets: niorteaeed bv Matthew Herd and wito to tbe funds of town eight north, range one west ; principal, interest, dam ages and costs, SU0 71 Loan No 3058 Thirty acrei off of the west side of the touib west quarter of section two, township teven north, range two west; mortgaged by John A Smith to the fund of town eight north, range one eatt; principal, interest, damage and costs, $138 5 " If les than the whole of snv tract i sold, tbe part so told wit:: be in tb nortbwt jt cornsr 01 the tract. ' The sale will be continued from day to day until all shall be sold or offered for sale.' WILLIAM T. BLAIR, AoniToK MonaoK Coioitt, Inn. Febwary 3?tb, J98. s UCRIFF'fl SALE.. By virtue of a certified cop-r of a Decree to me directed from tbe Klerk's office or the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein James K. Beck i plaintiff, and Thomas W. Sparks, Henry Sparks and Lou.R,Sptrkt are defend ants,iequiring me to make tbe sura eleven b indrad and forty-five dollar and evt"-0.ve cent, with intetMt on (aid decree und eosu, I will expos at Public Bale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MARCH 2 (to, 1889, between, tn hour or ie c'eloek a.m. and 4 o'clock r. M., of said lay, at th door of the court house of laid Monroe county, Indiana, tbe rent and profit for a term not xceeding (even rears, of the following Real Estate, to-wit : A lot in tb south west qosHer of tho northwest: quarter of secltoi thirty-two (32), town eight (9) range tvo (J) west, described a follow: beriming at the northwest corner of the lot krown as the Baptist church lot, and roan Ing west to crocs street, running north and south in the town of Stanford: thence, south to to north street, in said town ; thence east on hundred and eighty (180 1 feet; thence south to tbe lot known a tlte Methodist church lot; thence oust to tht point where tnessia Baptist etui reu lot tnd toe i-m Methodist church lots corner; tlionc north to tbe place 01 beginai us;. Abo lot number twenty!. 16), and the cast half of lot number twenty-seven (27), in laid town of Stanforl, Indiana. Also lot number twntr-three (23). tweaty.rour (2), an twenty-live (25) in said town of Stanford, India . Also a certain lot lying m tb -south side of the State road, running east, and Vwcrt through the ' town of lUanford, and an joining said town on tneesst as follows: commencing at tbe snulhewt rornof-vf lot number twenty-five (15) in said town, running thence east eighty feet (SO); thence north eighty feet !80); thence wost eighty f-et (80), to the northanst corner of said lot twenty flv 1 (25) ; theaee south eighty teat (so) to tu place or beginning. If such rent and proSts will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest snd costs, I will, at the same time and pbue, exptwe to public sale tba fee ""'"., w.. JT,. ."r ZLl .Zl simple of raid real estate or so rauoh "T' Said nl will-beraMO without any remcnt Ian. THOMAS J. FARR, Sheriff Monroe County. Jan. 23, 1889. Vaatlnlia . :LIne. The Great Fast Hall Line). Tho Shortest Best, aad Quickest Liae butweeu the Aortb a id south, Wort Bound Leave Qr enoutl Junetioa 1:0? p. in., 9:05 a. m., 13:22 night. Arrive, Torre Haute, 3:01 p. m 10.12 a. m., 1:30 a. nr. Arrive, Effingham', 4:15 ffi1 1:00 a.m . $45 a. m. Arrive, Si. Loui. 7:30 p, m., 9:00 p. 7:00 am. Arrive, Kansas City, . 0 a. m., 7:3$ p. m. Going East Leave JumiUolt, 3.22 p at-, 1.45 o. in.. 2.28 a. m.. 2.55 .m. Arrive Indianapolis, 5.0 ) p. m.. 150 m., 3.45 a. ro, 4.15 a. m. Going North Leave Terrs Haute, 4:00 o.in. and 6:00 a. m. Arrive. South Bend. 11.00 n. m. and 1.15 p.m. Kast bound and wait bound train re dailv. Making direct eonneclic s for all point under tho sun. Your connections are sure and quick in Union Dpot. No Transfers or Lay overs and yonr. ommodatlon aro unexcelled. Any information regard ng route, rate Ac., addre .. , . CHAS-H. MIX1R, Traveling Pas. Agit, Tarro U ante, Ind. B. A. FORD, G. P.' A St. Loals, Mo. Slc r Application far Mcaae. The undenigned, a male citixen over the age or twenty-one yeats and an inhabitant of tbe City of Bloomington, and Countv of Monroe, and Stiite of Indiana, hereby gives notice to tie cttiaen of Bloomington and of the .Hint Ward of said City in BloomiDgton Township in aid County of Monro anil the Stat of Indiana, tea ne win at tai atarcn term 1889, of tb Board of Commissioners, of tho County of Monro aad State of Indiana, apply to said Board for license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit : Spiritou, Vinous and Malt Liquor in a les quan tity than a quart at time for a period of one year with theprlvltege of allowing tbe same to be drank Sn tbo premises upon which ba desires to sail said Spiritou, Vinous and Malt Liquors, and that said premises are situated in the First Ward of said City of Bloomington, in Bloom, ington Township, Monroe County, State of Indiana, and described 11 follow: A Dart of in lot numbe r one hundred and thirty (ISO) in Town now City of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, beginning at the touthwesi; corner of euid in tot running tbnnce north twenty and one-half (20) feot, thence east forty (40) feet, thence south twenty an! one-hall (20j) feet, thence wost fori y (40) feet to tbe place of beginning. 4V Feb. 0, 1889. ST0CKWELL. ESTATE OF FELIX 0. DUNN, CEASED. In tbe Monroe Circuit Courts in State of Indian. the All Creditor. Heir, and Legatees of said estate are baraby notified that Ben. F. Adams, Administrator, with the will tonexad.of said estate, ba tiled hi account and voucher in final ott lament of said estate, and that the tame will coma up for examination and apprval on the 4th day of February, 1889, the samo being tbe first judicial dy of the February term. 1889, of said court, at which timo said aredilorj,boir and legatecit are required to appear in mid court, in tht court house in the city of Bloomington, and show cause, If any there bo, why said account should not b approved. Witness, mv name a Cierk. and the seal of said court affixed, the 1 0th day of January. 1883. iuij ENOCU FULLER, iriers ann circuit vcurt. Louden 4 Rogers, Au'y,. Jan. l,m:. . ;
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