Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 6 March 1889 — Page 2

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vmui .&, CH. .George W. Fried was barn on Caret it llamson ooaaty, Indiana, Jan. 1, 1840. He attended the ednoMB aebools, of hie native couoS" , and after-wattle gradnated from' artaville University, when he area twenty years of agi, having taken aUnU scie&tiaa course. On leaving the nmvcMity he coaitnenced reading law with Judge John K. Mofrledge,ofaariada,la, After arodyiag two years, the war breaking not, he entered the amy aa a pritate in Company K, Feartb Iowa In&atry, and was elected ita second lientenant, bat after serving one year he waa oompelled to recign on aocoant of Ulrbeakb, and retornad to Indiana.- In Hay, 1863, he re-efdiated ia the Sxtyseventh ItwKaoa Ia&ntry, waa elected Captain of Company I, and from that tiasa was actively engagd until tae Ld of the air, serfnc whb tttaUnctica tbroogboat. Ha nartidmted in the battles of PeaKWge, MuaibrdevUle, Ky.; tbc attack oa VicJtsLurg by Sherman from thickamw bayou, in December, 182.; cantata of Arkansas Post, Jan.ll, 186S- throogh the aiege andcaptoreof Vkksborg, and in the hettlea of Pari Gibson, Ctiasapeo HtUaand Black River Sidge. Daring the forty-seven dy' siege ol Viekabnrg and the 1 tckabnrg campaign, he served oa the staff el General Bvrbridge of Kentucky. AAertbefcllof ViekshviX ImCwsjb at the captnre of Jnchaoa, and the Thirteenth Army Corps, to which he belonged, was tbew tmastrred Is the Army of the Gait At the clone of the Vkksr harg campaign, the colonel of the regiment to which Mr. Priedlry belonged waa mastered oat en accoant of absence, and Captain Friedley, sKhongh the yeamgrat captain m the regiment, waa elected in hia r!ace- The colonel, afterward to: taruatb however, was reinstated. CblmuJ Friedley waa then on the Galf, in the Bed Biver campaign', at tbesieee and cantors of Fort Gaines ai Fort Morgan, Alabama and at the storming of the work at Fort Bfately, the !& pitched battle ot foe war,' April 9, 186 A coaseanenee of it foil waa the capture of Mobile. He then, with hia regiment, marched to Texas, and waa mustered oat at the dose of the war in the fallowing Angnat fa the mil be rerorned-tarlndiana and ttttiedjfatSeTford, where be cSSStjced practicing law, an d soon acquired a State repntstioa 'aa an orator. As cruatoaf' lawyer be had fcwcqnala, aenf-eajofoda large practice in that line nntilfnnr years ago, when ha became the general aoliomir of the Iiwaville, New Aibanv & Chioaco road. U reeeived aaaay honotB at the heads of j tae peeyk, by whom be waa regarded as a tasm without reproach, a gentleman of oourtioas manners and of the strictest hoaor, mtegrity and nprigbtneas. In 1870 be wa dtowoJhe isgthatf aeaaioa. With otbera he iadaeed tbirty-fbar coembera to resign, thereby intst rating njeaaare brongbtby the Deaaoeratio party to defsat. Governor Itortoa, In 1873 ha was ejected to the Senate ever Jndge Fraefc Wiisna, for lmVnvMaljLwreaee, designated k Umveraity dtSrSi?- A fte gpceial smaioa of the Legislators caaveaed in the November Ibllowing, there heiag a vacanoy in the office of Lientenant-covemor, he waa ejected President of the Senate. He served throogh a term of tear year aa Senator. Ia the memor able Bayea-Tiidea caaspcura, of 1876V waa cbairama of the BeimldwaaStata eeatral cnaaeuttee, and in 1880 waa a dekgateat large to the Chicago convention. Hia BepabKeaahm waa of the ardent kind, that left no donbt the minds of hia party associates aa to tbc stand he wooM take oa poKticaJ qoeatKms. Uc waa liberal in hta xefigieaa view, and took a great interest in pobKesebools, the i at JSeaUerd bene ewciaJly fcim for seennnar the i oT that place. In person, be presented aa impos ing appearance, being six feet three inches ha beizht, and well boilt and proportioned. He was married Jan. 6, lM7ir to Miss Edith M. KelM 4aaebter of a Bedford merchant, who, with fear daughters anrvrvea bim. In late year, Air. ' Friedley waa maeb of hia time in Chicago, bat the reeMenoe of him- . aclfandmmijy waa.at JLaayette. The deetirof Col.Geo.W.FriedIey -voo ToesJay 'af last week,' east a r-toom over the entire. cornmaBity. jKtfjo was p9 wt kuuwu ana so gepJtrally rcHpected and Ifked that it eemcd iwraanjBila that, the tall m that had towered abrre the Iteads .of otbera ia the coart room bat a few ntfartee before waa bow (ldad tncanaiilc of autioa He arrfveit ka BloomingteN on the 4 'dck a. m, trani, Monday a aveb, and retired i im room at the XaltioBal Jlotrf with a aroaest that Scfa;--- . ... .... -

x-$r.,mm ant amamra nit a late hoar.

f'?Pfvinefc ho went to the emirf

him aaking alter bis health, as he !

bad tiea apwtaTSPca of a cub who M sfffic grettlf . Oa answer d tbpt U jwd Ukra wver cold when in BKwmingtoo the . week prviot, wtd lbi bis livrr mined ,to be eevfeafCQ., tie however j went os with bw UosJocwi in cir cuit conrt with alibis old time, vigor and meows, At no early boar MoocUy tVeniof egaia went to hit room itnd did not appear till about 8 scfer-k nextnorniRg,rbea, after partaking of a light breakfast and uHrieg awhik with twqaa.ntaMt. be again went to the court bos-K, and parfidpated in the diaf a ease against the rail road company which be was en deavoring to bare ooptinaed- John R. Eat wan with bin in the clerk' o&W afterwarde, and wat preparing paperc bearing-tin an applieatioo far pennon. Tbcae were prop erly SUed oat, and Uol. jr. was t make affidarit to tbwaa in the afternoon; - Mr. East then accopjpana ai. ii"it;" w of 1 when he took bis leave. Mr, Laws, proprietor of the National Hotel, then bad aome coayeraation with Col, Friedley abont the feeling remarks of General Harrison whea be left hia Indiana homend aba with reference to the sermon of Bet. Mr. Hataes on Sunday. Mr. Lawa withdrew and Col. F. resumed the reading of the Loniavitle Coarier Joornal, having seated hieaaelf behind the office stove with bis back to the west wall. His bead dropped back, his glasses fell to the floof, and a peculiar gavgng soand alarmed those in the office wboborticd to him. The chair with the bod7 in it . car ried to a private parlor bedroom near b. Dr. Maxwell waa hastily sammoned and the body placed in bad. The snrgeon applied cloth wrong oat of hot water, over the region of the heart, bathed the face ia spirit, bot the heart was still : death bad bee.n almost inBtaBtaneJba W. Craven, County SupL, who waa present at the tiexe, gives the feHbwing aecoO't of tie death: I went to the National Hotel of fice Tneedav abool ten minutes befree twelve, and while waiting fir the daaUe:-hell to line aatdown at the table on tWiuftth side of the office. When 1 entered, the office Col. Friedley and Mr. La wee were engaged in conversation. Tbcy were milting abont the trip of President Harrison from Indianapolis to Washington. The last thing I heard Col. Friedley say was in regard to the tribute that Rev. Haines, of Iadianapoiia,paid Gen. Harrison, last Sunday! Of this be spoke in words of ' warmest nrame. .Mr.' Ijawea thea.lefttbe hotel office, and Col. Friedley, who waa sitting be tween the stove and the wall on the west aide, began to read the Cour ier Journal of that day. Messrs. ReitLNew and Wright, students, of the University, Mr. Brown, a traveling man, Mr. Lackey, tlie porter, and myself were in tbe room. Cot. Friedley suddenly dropped the paper, hia bead waa thrown back;, and a so una aa it made by one who bad just fallen into, sound sleep, attracted our attention The porter, wno was simag ncxi to uoi. Friedley, startled . at hia aetione said, "that ana ia dead." We at once went to bw chair sop posing that he bad gone to sleep or that ha had fainted. His name was called, but to this he made no re ply. Charles Cfetee went with all possible haste for physicians. We '. atoaoe carried Col. Friedley in the chair, to the parlor, where Mr. Lewes met ns, and ordered him placed on tbe bed ia the private parlor. It seemed but a moment after this, when Doctors Maxwell, Tourner and Simpson were at the bedshf y As soon as they examined bim they pronounced him dead. In response to telegraphic orders the south bound train waa held at Lamyette till Mrs. Friedley and family could reach the Lahr house station, as 1by reside a mile away. Whea they arrived here it was determined to take the remains to Bedford by special train, and Mrs.' Friedley waa serenaded to go to Bedford at oneo. . Tbe body had been embalmed, and waa taken to Bedford later in the eveaiug by i pemal train. At 2 9. . Tuesday, the Bloom iugtaa bar held a meeting to make arrangements for the funeral. Mj das. B. Malky was chosen tor Chairman, and W. F. Browning was elected Secretary. Coramitteea were thru appointed as follows Oa Beaolatloos J. W. Buskirk, J.B. East, B. W. Miers, H. C. Dunean, E.K. Milieu, R. A. Fulk, W. P. Sogers and Jno. II. Louden. On armngemsnts Ju4ge P eanop E. K. Mi'IIcb, D, O. gpenesr, W. F. Browning, and Mj. Jas.B.Mnlky. Pall BearersP. K. Buskirk J. F. Mwrgsn, EKvin Out. John . assp f T-"e.o v'i Graham, Ira Itatmaav W. H. East, V.nih Ftkr IV?. "Fair.

A a adjournment was had till Wed-

nesday morning, wheu H. C Dun can presented the following reaoutioas, which were adopted: - Doith baa again Inrnded tail bar. Oa Fbnry ISth, 18, at 105 of tbe clock, L'i plain Oorg W. ICriadley, aaatad In bfci ebalr at tha botel, with no warning ana without a struggle, pawed from Time to Bternity. Hia waa ao Ungating death. The summons came, and promptly, and without delay ar domur be aatweraa. Captain Friedley bad been a member of thia bar fur near a quarter of a century, and scarce a sluing of this court baa !- ed without hl preeenee. He waa enraged in many of tbe most important awl interesting trials wblcb have been bad daring tbat time' As a lawyer he waa coortsout to tbe Omit, deferential to his seniors, obliging to bis juniors, and faithful to hit client. In all tbe checkered walks of life be arose to the full stature of manhood whether as a poor fanner boy, among tbe bills of Harrison county, a school teacher tliirstlng for knowledge, a private soldier carrying a musket ia the war of the rebellion, a captain at the bead of hu eonpuny at Arkansas Fait, and in the bsrous o?' Louisiana ; an assistant Adjutant General of tbe venerable Co). Owen in tbe tranches before Vicksburg, a represouUtire and senator representing bis frieada and neighbors in tbe oounei Is . of his native Htate. an advocate at the bar, eliampioning tbe cause of hia client; a netgb- j bar, kind and generous to a fanlt, minis- ; Urir.g to tbe necessities of the unfortunate and distressed in body and mind ;- or aa ail ideal Jtuabcnd ld rather, aurrottttding hunaelf with a family and Stoma where joy, prosperity and happiness bade, and new waion tney learned toe way oi ine. 1st It la therefore resolred by the Moaroa county bar tbat wo tender , our r, mpathy to the widow end children of o.ir boaored brother and eotnmend them to Cim who tampan tbe wind, to the horn lamb. Id Tbat as a mark of respeat we owe oar departed Wend, we as a body will attend tbe funeral. The members of the bar then made appropriate and feeling remarks referring to Col. Friedley'a well known and acknowledged ability as a trial lawyer, and to bis a Sable manners and kind heart. He was. a man who loved bin friends, and was ao courteous and kind to all that he alwaya disarmed ani mosity. All that was said of him was no more than was doe, and every word was endorsed by those whn listened. A special train of three coaches arrived from Lafayette at about 11 a'clock Thursday, and a coach was dded to the train here, making Four coaches densely crowded with Masons, members of the G. A. B., members of the bar and other prominent citizens. The business houses of Bedford were dosed, out of respect for Col. F., who was exceedingly popular ia Lawrence county. Crowds came in on the Litthr Moaon, and from Mitchell, Orleans, New Albany and Jefferson ville till the town contained the largest crowd ever- seen there. Funeral servioea were held at the residence of Robert Kelley, falber-in-law of deceased, and that portion of the town, several squares in extent, wa crowded with sympathetic friends. The exercises were ia charge ol the Masons, and remarks were made by Dr. Kairadew, aa old family friend, who dwelt reverently upon the long and honorable life of the dead. Excel lent moato waa furnianed By a se; I ret choir. Jt. is estimated tbat 2,000 people passed by the coffin to review the remains for thr last time. At 3 o'clock tbe procession started for the cemetery. Music headed 4be procession followed, by tbe Grand' Army posts from Broomington, Lafayette, Mitchell,' Paoli and Bedford, including representa tives of sixty-seven regiments. Then followed over 100 members of tbe bar from a number of towns and cities np and down the Louis ville, New Albany & Chicago road. The Masonic fraternity was also well represented, and hundreds of citizens marched to the tomb. The last rites were performed over the grave by the Masons and Grand Army posts. The floral decorations were very beautiful. Amonz the many hand some pieces were a cloned law book made of roses, carntions,byacinths. and othei lovely .flowers, with "Finis" in immortelles on it: a broken wheel and an boor glasstwo magnificent pieces, offering from the officers of tbe L. N. A. A & C. railway company, together with a large cl aster of ealla lillies and a box of cut flowers, tbe special offering of Mr. Woodard. They were presented by Mr. Woodard, Mr. McCbrmick, Mr. Adams, Dr Davis, and other officers of the road in-person. The G. A. R. of La fayelte sent a handsome flurul rni blem, ss did other friends from Lafayette, Bedford, New Albany, and various points on the road. The floral decorations were the hand sorriest ever seen in Bedford. w-r j. lie cost ol the improvements in Robertson Bios, room will not be added to the cost of goods. On the contrary Robertson Bros, claim that they can and will sell goods cheaper than any other store io North America. r!all nit fiharlow MePhoatoM I " -r J tlie accommodating grocer. lie ! wBJ treat vflu rjttayej.

(Indianapolis Dally Journal. Oarer Do Yost t.tke the Ffesire. . The total revenue of the State of Indiana for the Ibcal year ending Oct.31, '88, was 1, 357,660. In that time the expenditures ol .tbe-Inaani) Hoapital at luduinapoliaVcf,87,000. The general appropriation; Mil, introduced by Mr. Willard, and referred to the "wmmitle on ways and means, Feb 18, 1889, appropriates for the Insane Hiwpital at Indianapolis, for maintenance, $475,000; for clothing,- 12,000 ; current repairs, f 10,000 ; making $497,000. It appropriates for maintenance of hospital at Richmond, $85,000 ; hospital at Logansport, $75,000; hospital at Evansvilie, $70,000, making for maintenance of insane hospitals for tbe year ending Oct. 31, 1890, a total of $727,000; and like appropriations are made Tor the year ending Oct 31, 1891. For the: maintenance of the benevolent and penal institutions of the. State' this bill appropriates for the year ending s letsA ii.. i eiioii-

0Q0, with a like sum appropriated for toe year ending Jct. 811 lw. The gross appropriations in Mif bill for tbe year easing Uet. 91 are iz.iu.uuu. Jl tie ipprppristions for the yer ending Oct. 31, 1891, are the same, lese $14j,000, tbe aggregate of the appropriations for building ami equipphif the asylums at Richmond,.- Loganspqrt and Evaaaville. The bill, as printed, appropriates for Insaoe Hoapital at, Indianapolis $497,000, as against , expenditures last vear of 27.000. This increase at this hospital requires explana tion, eanecialv sinee tbe three asy lums at Richmond, Loganport and Evansville are given jointly f Z3U, 000. which institutions should de crease tbe expenses.-ot the Indiana polis asylum. The Prep. Contest. If the sucobm of a literary performance is to be measured by tbe sire ot tbe audienoe it dawt and by the manifest' appre elation of tbat audience, no literarjr undertakinr of tbe year baa proved wars suc cessful or more later eating,' than fbe coii teat given on last Thursday evening' by representatives from t,be (wo eUwos of the Preparatory school. Students and teachers alike may fairlr and honorably congratulate themselves,' not only ' on tbe success of their champions, but ..also on tbe magniacent lerpohie matia by their friends and acquaintances oa ,he an nounconient of the contest At prceiaely isht o'clock tbe eonteatants, twelve ia number, led by their r Jpoo'.ive class presidents, entered th? cbapel and took their placea on tbe tottruro. Tbe spirited and clilvalric tilt be tween tbe presidents elicited consid -rahlr applause and fuirlyjinned the battle. Firs on toe program twrto an essay on "Tbe Human 0mt"read by Miss Perch of the Senior g1m. Tbls wail U'Uowwl by a seeond essay on "Hemef by MUs. AH o'l of tbo Jnnror'claw. Both did admirably. If the Senior bad rounder aentenees and greater rhetorical force' in delivery, the Junior certainly manifested wore origi nality in thought and greater natu rains of eipretsion in reading. The oratora Vetera. Woolley of the Seniors and Fattoo of the Juniors, were very equally matched and bandied their themes in a very creditable manner. Next came this debate question, "Is war ever right?' Affirmative waa maintained by George Howe and Beasio Bewaon of tbe Seniors, while the negative was sustained -by Lu. Baker and Joe Olios of the Juniors. Kacb speech abowed careful preparation and re markable skill in arranging arguments pro and eon. History had been ransacked, examplea collated and presented in a manner very effnetive for debaters with no greater experience. The debate was fallowed by the deolamatione i First; M r. W. S. Sharp, Senior, gave; "A Camp Heating ia Texas." This waa a Sue effort and held the attention of the audience from beginning to end. Mr. 8. fully sustained bis reputation aa a declaimer. He was followed by Wm. Bats, Junior, with TousMint 'Overture." Mr. Base surpassed himself by the eloquent way in which he gave this extract from the pen of Wendell Phillips. It seemed at if the eld Abolition orator was present again in tbe flesh, pleading for the oppressed and down- trodden race, and bow fitting tbat oru of that race should make hit words live again I Tbe third declamation, "Tbe Fall of Femberten Mill," was given by Addle Perry, Senior. It waa done superbly. The audience was held spallbound, and tbe attention given wat of itself the, greatest tribute that could be paid to tbe declaimer. Hist Krama Wilson, Junior, rendered the last declamation, entitled "Connor." It waa a proud success, and not one whit behind1 tat, jpf her competitor. She deserves great credit for tbo admirable way ia wbfcb she gave a difficult and pathetic piece, j Tba Judges, Bert. Lyon and Malttead, and Prof. Miter, decided in favor of tbo Seniors, by a vote of two to one. Xt usual, the decision wat not altogether, satisfactory, and yet there wat to small a margin between tbe classes that it wat little honor to come out first Both classesand tba school at large may feel proud of their respective representatives. Tbe muaie of the evening was alto furnished by tbe school and was a great t ccctt. It reflects much credit oa Misses Clark and Pering, and Munson Atwater, tbo music committee. Tbe violin solo, tbosoloby Miss Lelia Bogert and tbe chorus, Jjttle Jack Uoroer, especially deserve mention. Thanks are also due Miss Ultra Orchard for assistance .rendered on tbe music Tbe universal verdict of all it that the affair waa a splendid success and gives the school a just right to be proud of tbe rep. ntation it holds and maintains in cultivating the art of public. speaking. The Morgan county people are alarmed over mad dogs. iWsare so thick ou the streets of Bloomington that pedestrians are compel led to dodge around ibem or get fenged, when the streets ate crowd-!.

Commtafslancrs Uale

vi ja;iaa jBsaaaaa:i David B. Qrahrnn vs. Sabina Graham, Milton Graham, Bdward Orabaro, Franoil M. Carroll, rt al. Partition 1563. Notice it berouy given, that the undersigned Commissioner, appointed in the above entitled cense by the Judge of tbe Monroe Circuit Court, will at aucb commissioner by order of said Court, etfer fur tale at Public Auction, on the premises oa THURSDAY, MARCH JSxB, 18, at one o'clock p. m., the following real estate in Monroe county, ia tba State of Indiana, to-wit: Tbe southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section ten,, township ten, north range one west ; alio the south half of the southwest quarter of section eleven, townt ip tea, north range one west. TKBM8 OF SAI-R. One third cash in hand, one-third in tix months and one-third in twelve months from day of tale, purchaser giving notes for deferred payments bearing tix per cent, interest from date, waving all teller rrorc valuation or appraisement laws, With good freehold security. IMA v. DAi na ja Mar. -89. Commissioner. ROTICB or lNSOLYBMCY. In the matter of tbe ertate of Jtichotas a MayflDld, deceased. In tba Monroe Uircutt uourt. No. 153. , Vntina la horabv riven that uaon netltion Sled in said Court by Ben. V. A lams, Administrator or aW ostate, wnwuz up tbe intufflcieny of the estate of said decedent to nay the debts and liabilities there of, tbe Judge of taid Court did, on thai 7th day or February, isea, ana tarn estate to be probably insolvent, and order tbe same to be settled accordingly. Tbe creditors ot taid estate are therefore here by notified of such insolvency, and requirod to file their cUlmt against taid es tate tor allowance. Witness, the Clerk and teal or taid Court, at BkmmlnKtoo, Indiana, thU 28th day of February, 188a. ui ENOCH ruuusu, -were i-ouaen Kogert, au ti. yt,b. 26, 188B. KSTATK OF FKLTX C. PONN, I CSASKD. In the M-mrus Circuit Court, In State of Indiana. the All Creditor. ITeirs. and Ideates of taid estate are hereby notified that Den, F. Adams, Administrator, witn tue wui annesed.of said estate, hat filed bit account and voucher in final tettivmant of taid estate, and that the tame will come up for eianti nation and approval on tbe 4ib day of February. iSfitf, tbe tame being the first Judicial day of the February term, 1889", of said court, at which time taid ereditorstheira and legatees are required to appear in said court, in the court house in the city of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there bo, why said account should not lie approved. Witness, mv name as Clerk, and the acal of said court affixed, tbe loth day of January, U89. f.ij ENOCH FULLXtt, H Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. Louden & Angers, Att'ys. Jan. Its, 1889. stimuli :ii hi k -CJ) ssstsvHUj.aiwaisaaTa iwb f ALWAYS 6IVE ITS PATROKS rkaVunveitHetl xasir Kanav w 8aflri4iiiklv Chicago w Lafayette; InQtanapoiis CincinnatiLouisville PfJLXJrlAM SLEEPING CAHS ELE8ANT CARS aU TRAINS BUN THROUGH SQUC Tloketa 6old and Baggac Checked to Destination. Urnrm US Tina Tabbatfroa siiii infrii i iiiTiiiii tosalesiroiiasa O. MoCormlok. On. PM.Aot, Its, vearajernat, cBloAOO, A countryman being asked in whom be put hit trust, taid when he had a cold he nut it in Or. Fanner's Cough Honey. For sain by Fjlsis Baoe., Bloomington, and . it. MATgeaa, uiaar teea, ina. v Simply purifying and cleansing tbe blood ia not sufficient. It needs enriching alio, tbe nervous system needs toning up, all ot which it accomplished by Dr, Fanner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic Vae hia Cough Money in all coughs; his Golden Relief in all pains, and stomach and bowel disorders ; hit Kidney and Backache Cure ia lame back, dropsy and all kidney disorders ; hit Garman Kv-8alv In tore eyes, cracked skin and piles; hit CtpUol Bitters for appetite ana strengtn. For tale by Fasis Baoe., Bloomington, and 6. M. Morulas. Clear Creek. Ind. Hjsmp. Wilson, tbe fresh stock groc r, ia oo tha corner of 6th at. and College Avenue. Goods rereived daily, hence tbcy are always fresh. s. WAST EDI ALE8MEN. to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock. A full line of leading specialties. Salary and expenses paid to suaeassfil! men. No Bipertenceeowanry. Write iter term, stating age. Mention this papor.j C.I,. 0OOTB Nurseryman, SastPark, till Apl 10. Hochrater, N. Y. If OTIC1STO 8TOC&UOI,DEn8. STOCKHOLDKR6 in tbe Bloomington tf as Company an Uereby notified that an astestnient of 10 per cent, it now due on their stock, and tbe tarn can be paid to tbe Heorxttry at any Mine up to tbe lat of Mareh. Take notice and govern yourselves ac cordingly. Secretary's otBoo at Charley MeVbootert grocery storo. corner Kirk wood Ave. and Walnut -Street. ROBERT C.eRBEVBS, Feb. 20-1889. georetary. XOTICK TO HTWttHOI.UI$MS rrtHERB will bo a meetinz of HtockJ buldert of Big .Creek Stone Co., of stinesviiio, on Monday, March 4t, 7 p. i,i , at blooniington, Ind-, io tbo otBce of Uiart Corr, for the election of nine directors, and other important business. Feb. JO-'89. R. A. McOJtK, Bee. NOTICK TO IrVfPtJTORB. THR BOOKS of (be BloomingUm Cat Company are now open at tba Seoretary's once, (Charley MePheetere' grocery store)' for the purpose of taking Stock. hid books will be closed when 700 more it s'ubsoribed. Stock $50 per share. If vou want stock in a paying business, now is your time Fitst como first served. ROBERT C. ORE EVES, Ttiit. 2o-'89. StCfaurr.

NOTICB it hereby given, that the fol. lowing tract of land heretofore bid in on account of the School Funds, having been dulv appraised by three ditinterested free holders uf tbe neighborhood in which tbe lnnda are situate, will beotfered for tale on a oredit of ftvi; years, with interest at seven per cent, per annum, pay.

aoie annually la advance, tor a turn not lest than tbe appraised valuu thereof, on MONDAY, MARCH 26th, 1889, at tbe Court House door in the City of Bleomioeton. between the hours of 10 o' clock a. l- and 4o'clcck'p.m. of said dy : WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. The nortbwm fourth of the northeast quarter of section nine, in township ten, north range one wt, forty acres. Mortgaged by Harvey Baker. Forfeited, and appraised at two hundred dollart. The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section fourteen, township ten, north ranee one west, forty acres. Mort. gaged by John W. Hubbard. Forfeited, and appraised at two hundred and forty doliart. The southeast quarter of tbe southwest quarter of section seven, township ten, north range one west, containing forty acre. Mortgaged by W. ti. Clark. For felted, and appraised at two hundred and rony nonart. Thirty-five Seres oft of southwest quarter of northeast quarter of section twentvthree, townhip ten, north range one west. nongagen uy vnarew Jttootnsen. forfeited and appraised at one hundred and eighty dollart.. The tale will be continui'd from day to day until all are sold or ofiered for tale. WILLIAM T. BLAIR, Auditor Monroe County. Feb, 27-1889. SCUOOE. a7UKD 8AIMB. NOTICK It hereby given tbat tbe following tracts or parcels of lands, ot so much thereof aa may be necessary to pay tbe principal, interest, damages and coslt thereon, will be told or ottered for tale at the Couit Bouse door, in the City of Bloomington, county of Monroe and State of Indiana, to tbe highest bidder for cash ia band, on MOXDAY, MARCH. 25th, 1889, being tbo fourth Monday of taid month, the said lands having been 'mort gaged to the Slate of Indiana to secure the princi pal and intemt o tbe funds hereinafter described, and tbo Intercut being due and remaining unpaid on tue aeveral mortgages and the lands therein described. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Lonn Ko 3'!05 Fifteen aent off of the south tide of the northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter of section twonty-threo. A'to ten acres vff of the north side uf tbe southeast quarter of the northeast quart. ter of section, twentv-tbreo. Abo fifteen acres off of the south side of the north west quarter of tbo northwest 'quarter' of section twenty-four. Also ten acre rtf of tbe north "aide of the southwest qiartor of the north vwt quarter of tectitni twenty-four. Ail ia township ten. north range one west; mertuiignd by nllllani llacker aud wifu to tbe common school fund Principal, interest, daiuagea and cotts, $189 SO . lawn No 3160 Twentv ono ten off f tlie north end of tbe northeast quarter of the northeast ouarter of section twun-ty-thr ; and twenty-ftve acres off of the riorlbwwt qnarur of tha nortbwrat quarter of section twenty-four, all in township tm, north range one west Mortpiigmt by Jmio A Bennett and wifo Co tba lurid of township eight, north ranjee one wwt. Principul, inlernt, dtmM and costa, $197 7S. Imn 3983 The northeast quarter of the toiitlu-agt quarter of section twenty tw.y U'ihii ten. north ranee one weiil.

coriti-.tmng torty acrea. $lortgagaI ly fSnW sell will be maile without any m. John F. B'.isfiii and wiPi to thn funds of,ii-f whnUvei frou valoativn.t r apprai-

iuT.nu uiiin, imriu range one wmv. Priiir.Snnl. intvrait, dumaees and cusis. $13mo. ha, 3099 Tbe touthwwt quarter of the northeast quarter of tction twelve, thirty-snvou and ninety-thrta -one hundralth acrt't ; also the ettt Iftlf of the southwest qiiHrter of the nortboast qonrter ot section twe:ye, twonty acres. mre or lest : also thirty acres, more or In off' of the south end of the south half of tbe nonhwes quarter, taction tweivs, all in township ten, north range one weit. Mortgaged by Own Knigbt (unmarried) totliu common school fund. Principal, interest, damages and costs, 9320 as. BENTON TOWN8HIP. Loan No 20S0- The southeast quari.er of section number eleven, township nine nortb,rnge one east, containing one hundred sad aixty acres; mortgaged by Jacob Swisher and wife to the funda of township nine, north range one weU; principal, interest, damages and costs; 931633 Loan No 2881 The nortbwett fount of tba southwest quarter of taction twon-ty-teven, township nine north, range one east, forty acres ; mortgaged by Georgu VV Galyan and wife to tho funda of township nino, range one east ; principal, interest, damages and costs, $79 80 No- 1744 The eorthweat fourth of the northeast quarter of section thirtythree, township nine, north range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by William Robertson and wife to the common school fund. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $81 15. BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP. Loan No 1936 Tba east half the northeast quarter of section one, township nine north, range one woat, eighty seres mere or less: mortgaged by Thomas R Burnt and wife to the common school fund; principal, interest, damaget and costt, 169 89 CITY OF BLOOMINGTON. Loan No 2786 Tbe east half of frictions! In-Lot No twenty, in tbe City of Bloomington ; mortgaged by James Kelly and wife; principal, interest, damagef and coatt, $179 25 FERRY -TOWN 8ttt t Loan No 2924 The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section twenty-two, township eight north, range one west, containing forty acres more or !!st ; mortgaged by James H Butcber and wife to the fundi of township eight north, raijge one wett j principal, iutorest, damages and costs, $22& 75 8 ALT creek: TOWNSHIP. Loan 371 J The north half of the southeast quarter of aeotion three, township eight, north range one east, eighty ar ro more or less. Mortsofed by Blovini Percifiultl and wife to the funOt of township nine, north range one west. Principal, interest, damages and cottti, $1 73 35. FOLK TOWNSHIP. Loan No 2715 Tbe northwest fourth of the northeast quarter, and the northcast fourth of tbo north wett quarter of seetion thirty-two, township seven, north range one east, eighty acres more or lets Mortgaged by Joseph Knit and wife to the common school fund Principal, interests, damaget and cost, 9180 40 Lotn No 3354 Tbo southeast quarter of tbe southwest quarter Of section number sixteen, township seven north, range one e al, containing forty acres mort or lots; mortgaged by John Martin and wife to tbe common school fund ; principal, interest, damages and costs, f$Q 85 Loan No 3074 The southeast quarter of tba northwest quarter, and toutbeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter, all In section eight, township seven north, rage one east, eighty acres; mortgaged by jHmt L Bcitcoe and wife to the funds of tows ten north, range two Welti principal; interest !a;tge j4 co;ut, $.0 16

CLEAR CRJSI1K T0WNSHI. Loan Ko StijSwPa'rt northeast fourth of the' northaiist quarter section Uirteen township seven-north, range one we it, all i bat part that ll west of aH Creel:, con mining thirty-five acres more or low; mortgaged by Jeha 8 Davit snd vtfe to iha funds of town eight north, ranee one west; principal, interest, di mages and cott, 13 35 Lonn No Still Tbe north -half of the hwtb.enst quarter of the northwest i uarter of aeotion twenty-four, in township seven north, range oa west, twonty acrei more orlew; mortgaged by Matthew Floyd and wife to tbe fundi of town eight north, range one West ; priucipal, intereti, damage and costs, itHO 71 , INDIAN CKKRK TOWNSHIP Loan No sofrt Thirty acre otT of the west side of tbei toutbwett quarter of section two, township toven north, ruj:e two west; monigageil by- John A Smith to the funds of town -eight north, range one east; principal interest dunacet and costs, tut S If lest than tbe whole of any tract It told, the part so nold will be in the northwest corner t the tract. .

Tbe saie will be continued fmm day to day imiil all thall be told or offered for tale. vTttXtAM T. BaVAInt, Apwtou Motraoa Cocavv, Ia. February 7tb, 1889. CHERIFF'S SALE. KJ By virtue -if a eorttfled coot at a Tiecree to me directed from tbe Cler t't offloe or the .Monro circuit Court, m a eante wherein James K. Beck It ulsin .itT. and Thomas W. Sparks, Henry Spirks and Lou.K.Bpark are detendants.requ Iring me to make the km eleveii bund red -and forty-live dollars and aeventv-ftte cents. witn interest on said drcree and costs, I will expose at Publie Bale, to thi highest UKMer, on SATURDAY, MARCH Up, 1889, botween tbe hours of 10 o'eloisV a. si and 4 o'clock r. at, of taid day at tbe door of the court house -at said Monroe county, Indiana, tbe rents and p routs for a term not exceeding seven yeat, of tbe loiiowmg Ktai jMUte, to-wit: A lot In tbe southwest onarUir of the north went qunrter of seetton tiirty-twu (32), toan eight () range two :1) wt, dercribed as follows: begin&ii.g at the north weit cornet or the lot known as tba Baptist church lot, and running west to crost street, running north nnd south 'in tbe town of Stanford; thence south to to north street. In said town: Hence east no hundred and eighty (ISO) feit; thence eoutu to the lot Known as the MetboUbt cbnrch lot; thence east to tbe jmlnt where the said Baptist church lot and the raid Methodist church lots corner; thuicu north to tbe pliice of beginning. Also lot number twenty six 16 and the tost half of iJt nunilier twt iity-seveli (27), in snid tuwn of Stanford, Indiana. Also lot number twenty-tbree (23). twenty-four (24), and twenty-five (25) in mU t,iwo uf (H.aiifurJ, Indiana. Aln a ctrt ii In lot lyins on the south iilx of th 8taUi rmil, running east and J wct through iho town of Stanford, and ludjoinins taid town on tbe east a follows: 1 .'(.mnieiicia z itt the southeast enrner of ! lot number t w-nty-ttva (2J), in taid town, 'running thi-nve east eighty feet thence north el-'htv feet (H0: tltenci' w5t eighty fiet (80), 10 th northeast roreer of said lot twenty live (?5) : thenci' wiutb eighty. ft t0) to the pi ice of beginning. If such rent." and prolltt wi'l not s'.! fir a mirllclont sum ta tntisfy a tid devrea, inttrct and oosts, I will, at the tame time ynd placu. MXpnsu to puhlio situ ill fee siinulo of raid rnd eelut. o o much thftruof a mar ha tuatcihat to discharge isaut Uwree, Interest !4 Mfta. , went laws. Thomas j. F.tnn, Sheriff Monro Covin ty. ti, !8tS. Jan Vantfttlia Line. The Great Fat Mnil Ma. The Hhortost, Best, and Qmckesi. Line between tba North and South. Woft Bound Leave Oreen jastle Junction 1:07 p. in., 9:06 a. mi, It 22 night. Arrive, Torre Haute, 2:0S p ut lO.-lJ a. m., H30 a. ra. Arrive, KtBngbam, 4:15 p. is., 1:00 .m. 3:3 a. m. Arrive, St. Louie, 7:30 p. m , 9:00 p. m., 7:00 am. Arrive, Kansas City, 8:00 1 m., T.i p. m. . Going East faave Junotif n, 3.12 p.m., 1.45 t.s.. 2.28 a. ro.. 2.SS a.ni. Arrive Indianapolis, 5.90 p. m., H0 2p m., 3.43 m ri., 4.19 a. m. . Goibg NortU Leave Tefre Haute, 4:00 n.rn. and 6:00 a. m. Arrivo, South Cend,, tl.OC p. as. and V45 p. ra. East bound and west bcuod traSna ire dailv. Making direct connections for all points under the suii. Your con sections aw sure and quiek In Union Depot. No Traasfera or Lay-overs and four accoti modationa are unexellod. Any information ragardinij route, rates ifcc, addrwt CilAS-H.MIXSR, Travel ing F nt. A gent. Terra Haut, Ind. E. A. FORD, . A, St. lwie, Mo. Ifetlce of Application far 14cas. The undeniened. a male citizen aver tha age -of twenty -one yean ind an inhabitant of the City of Bloomington, and Countv of Monroe, and 8tat of Indiana, heMbv trivea notice to the citixana of Bloomington and of tha First Ward of taia Uity tn uioomington lowntnip in said County of Monroe and the Stale of Indiana, that be will at the March ttrat. 1999. of the Rrnird of Commissioners, of the County of Monroe and State of Indiana, applv to taid Board t r license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-ait: Spiritous, Vinous and Malt Liouort in a lent quan tity than a quart at a time fir a period of one year witu nv priviivgv pi piwwwij w same to be drank on the premlmts upon which be desirea to tell n id Hpiritous, Vinous and Malt Liquors, and tbat taid premises are situated in tbe Firnt Ward of taid City of Bloomingto i, in Bluomington Township. Monroe County. State of Indiana, and described as follows: A nart ofin lot number one hundred and thirty d30) in Town now City of Bloomineton. Monroe County, Indiana, beginning at the routhwest sorner of taid in lut running mnnee nortn twunty anq one-balf (30JI feet, tbeacaettt forty (4) font, tbence south twentv anl one-liali (101) feet, thence west forty (40) feat to tbe placo of begin tn ng. JOHN StOCKWELL. Feb. 6, 1899. UfflliCOTTImmn umwm Jmarcsting Micltuig 88) ctai. m tjmniif IVwOl ' aae ciii"1 orfWrnn taasa m aacu wa J'SilVlIsn''"" AConpltl N Nri 4 Ifopoi ill Trt If wwfiMriUttiaaissuss. ' Giving llbm? of l sad lh( a-arVt.wnh fnm fi to tt. wwtwlly, ; w temml am ct oaeo mt aranih ' SotucHri on.fi.ro yw' Stones Vjr Joke 7iMnwt. FioM Ho4kx SV.raau, .luluii Hawtluimc. Iwr C Liuic, etc., sac, will appear ia Mir tasttw Cbtviw, slrlt ., safl4 ea MtacMlo f. B. tTPVIMNDOTT COatPAHV jti ni ,-? aU; St ., rbited:bi

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T5 CSKlItK BVsKtSlk JD atait, F. K. StnamtK . i 1 ...Ml: . v m '.Fi umoa in iuKting tovvo vt a. Boor. (Special attention gll busioesa, to tbe coitectkia iif to nusineft tn an toe eoum adjoining coootiee jr 05, ia u. Bathvlhi OAeoover Dluir's tboe ttoin, nublie souaro. Fartlculur stui lie given to Probate onsen, neHnstsi Will practice iomil the oouftt. v MIEHS i COSH, Attwnoyi t up-stalrs over Corner iriatati west tide. Will praeUoo ia all tfatV Of tbe 8ttev Probate buataall special and oarrful nttcalion. T OVUEN t noOERS, Altotasv jKt vwvr sAfiiouai utinrcw of a legal nature alven csrofuJ in all courts. Real estate llttat : - 1 1 . 1 1 . " v A tpeolalty made of the eo remittance of c!itos of all kiadt. R. A. FV1.K. Attoraev, , 4 Xcttary't w baseByO over torn er roont. Htreotai attection will bo rHvea to 9 Rett, ana to promo, collection 4

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cedents' ettatea, eollectiojr Mtl - ". WW : practice m aji conrta. it wij AtlnriH and may be fotiod La hit osW'ovaC -vorner eioiBiDg hor. - EAST, At tor syi. Munro, u stairs. Uiv prorvpt to i-rooaie nostne, arxi t l ae of claims. Will alto pr4ee in Courts. Busioett tolicitad". Ret tbo location. Agents for Na rlai c. c. Tvnm THE LEADIN UNDERTAKE. Farnitnrc I have tbe largest and besVl ttoek ever brought to tltainigl will sell you goxl aheaper tba i l bavii a aue display or Chanilier Sttl IMItLOItSUITICS, LOtil Fa mcv .Chairs, Ba av Oar put JSweKptcR9, Mil PICTCKK FRAHKit. OttGAt in stork, and -ld on mftthlv I hnve. the Household 8w tbe b'ttt Machine made, and t alto kix'p lokir for Fot which rrly nat nlut oneh bk (ifhi-r clothing. Come and i side of square, itt WaiUron's mm C) iljOfllgVlUt, jttw AtB,jr an Tim e Tnta at Btoosiu GOING NOttf H ' Fnrt Mall. Cbioiigo Night 'Exprcat. ; atom smmzf Fait Mall. ' ' Ixkiu'vIUm Misbt Rxpreen. C1itia8 CART Ell FRRRtNU, AglR!oofleai R. A; FOLK, A y. Kattc ta Kaa-RMaT Statu of Indiana, Monro CoMily't In tbe Circuit Uourt. or Moaroe it, tlie iStvte of lediana, FahtMary 1(189. ' '; Ifo. 15(1 IHvid B. Graham vs. ttsbina lTll'on Graham, Xdward Cirahirta, Graham. Zelotus Graham. h tm, William O. Graham, Miaai u.. ... -t . . ' Bo Hknewnv' that oa the fgljpae uctnbcr, i39s, tne-aiiave i! by his attorneyt, ttasl tjtj t)e Clerk oftheC.reuKt .County in theSute oLs'lj!""' ijininb nKniti-i. .m bwivc jib uiu i and on 24th iiy f Heconiber. 1889. laid ptaintitT tiled in the Clerk's oSoe

amdavit or a competent person, tnewaea that taid defendants, Pboeba GrabeasyJ Zalntus Graham, Robert Orabata, PrV.

liam U. Graltam, Minnie lira nam, F,. Giveat. Jamet A. Giveaa, A. X. J, N. Smith, 3. IS. Douglaoe, J. A lass. Win. w. JUemon, KmetaE' and Sarah R. Lemon, are not the State of Indiana, and taid ha vine bv endorsement on said required the defendants to appear court ana answer or oeciur isaaresf ihAtoth dav nr Vahrusrv ISSSl : said defendants iatt above tamed bv notified nf tbe fllinc and said complaint againtt them, ai unless tbey aniMMV and answer' thereto, at the eallintr of auid cautae 20th day nf February, 189, tbe sarno.. inirthM ISth iudlnWl dav of A ltim'

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on the first Monday ta February, . teaaV sski complaint, and tha mattart aaa tataae -therein contained and alleged, wM Wf' heard and deterrnlned in thaw ai FNOCH Ffja Clerk Monroe Ctreait :Qmw Dec. 26, 1888. Resident Dwiitlotti Uf. al. VVd CRlwltja OKom Tn the New Sleek, at-etaira. Oele's Book awre. 4U rt wenaataaV

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