Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 7, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 April 1889 — Page 2

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vnum seat PnsaaSw. Taw Braaltttca Krimary 11m answtsnisM. of chr of for Witt bo etty of sJini a wh wSi' raessa TUESDAY, AFEJL Sra 1M9. ,, Tba vetis spaces wUtbe v'Mmr: 1 KM, at JtraMskWdmt shop. 3d Wart, at WoHeys flvery suits. 3d War, at Ctetka hiactamith shop. Taasejla wilt open at H o'cieek p. as. sntisssswat U e'eteek p. m end the -a n ru : .1 be bold to eowrt bewae at o'elnek p. at. to Skis and WMMM taa tsentt. Only Erpnbllrans will be vote a, saldsviiaarv election NAT. IT. HILL, -Cbainoaa1taii.Caat.Coai. Monroe ce. Tfce electron law will not till November, 190. . V-Wkat's the nutter with Cornnri Tanner? Tfce mnevsb of was began m earnest Poatouster General Waanaeaajter ia Mruhibitiptaiat of tbe proooaacatl type, sac! snail , or others ia ma defprtaaeat ba amndkd tts "atead behind

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paafto mis ration were aoforioaty bad, aad a euaaiderablc number sf ibe nCSma bave been fooad deUnejacnt in tbejr aawMatV -A private letter from Arltaasas 5tj states tiut tbe rity aad earstuns; eooatry aow swart wit who are prenartmr to Oklahoma TerriTbe beat portka of this coaatry is yet to be opened : tbe ChetoMe strip. The writer prediets bloodsbedaad bwaants before tbe amtter is settled aatisiaetorily bt tweea the Govcrnasrjit aad the A Deaver banker was forced, t tbe mussle of a pistol, to torn over 981,000 to a bold robber, recently. Next thine; yoa bear wilt be the rabbuis; of soaee enootry prhstiaf office of thirty or forty tboasaad doHsrs, as these oocori go ia waves. . The 0. 4 M. rairrosd has pot into serriee between Iioawville sad Oaeiaaati the fastest traia ever .faa hetweta the two cities, aad one of th fastest in the United Slate. It has been aamed the -Flyer," ad will leave Wilk at 3.-40 p. as', daffy, arriving at (SneiBDati at 7 p. as. The B.AO. ran between Baltimore aad Wahtagtoo, forty miles ia: 6rty-five , wNboat stops. Bat tbe 0.4M. ran from Ciaeiaaati to Loastville ja three boars aad twenty aaJaatea, cailiaf for a rate of rty-two miles aa boar, wit boot aliowiag for seven stops, islboagbt to oonspsre favorably arhh h. '-lak ""8 cotrespnndKuarnCTaW wcjtn sfatryiag. Bis naaa? E. 1. Letmsaaa. Be is the WanaaaaJter and llaey of that lively lows). His gTeat jrlenirtnaeot store t a square, , sod bis mnesa Be is tbe puwest sod asost eomaplaee looking Clerassa yon ever . Jjnoksseif aecoaki hardly little corner grocery; hat those who know aim say bis facoltv for orgsaising .and raaaiag an. caorsaoos bostneas is simoiy msrvelooe. Bis succens proves that. Bowever, be baa broken down node the strata, and li is here for a. Jest.' Oar next Coenry lnsthnte wilt beheld Aegost 19-23. Leading; aaacatoai of tbe State wilt be pre., eat and aaske the work, as before, satiafatlorr to all lovers of interestiog sod tboraagb inatitote work. Ia additioa to several sammer aebook iaowroe eoaoty will have fares Normals, either one of wbish will be worth tbe most liberal patProfamors Ira B. Carter? W. Esston. two peoeressive toacbers of tbe the eoaoty, will coodost s tea weeks term at Harrodshorir, begisatag April 30. Prof. A O' Freed, who gave excellent rWatJaetioa in Normal work in t.bw swaaty last year, will eoodaet a ten weeks' term at ftettsville, bee! ag April 9. Prufeaaors Wiley ad sshcneH f the Preparslory drpartmeotof tbe State University; will eoadoct a six weeks1 term ia ytoomiagton, eosjmewcing laly , sod endiog with the Cnonty Inatitote. This wilt he a goad oppr rosnty to review tbe foamsa Iwaaebes; to take asbort wafe in the higher branches, and; theory and practice of teaching oad to prepare for admlaeioa iotothe State University, ander competent and rxireaee4 tastwctora. Son: The esperu aaasnsnfed by the Narioa Ooualy Omniissi oners to Mveatigato tbe coodilioo ft the several fojMs in the Uoonty t lerk a ofise, bave rnade a report showiog that John . Snllivao, tbe ilefauiiing clerk, eotbrjujed fli. IrO. The besviest loss is in the R A. VfefeMer asnsgnovnt matter. stt4 jrccwa ftutiictwipjf wet ft 1,000,

Of tto total aimmnt about $8,000 ketone to decedents estates, end ao repreaeota the little aaaoaota doe widows aad orphan. Tbe man who will rob sueh trusts honld b dealt with aaomuirily when caught, wkieb it i hoped will be soon. Sullivan ie smder indictment for eMbeaalemeat in each ease, and also lor forgeinf warehouse receipls. He is ia corrfepoodence with his wife, but sends bis letters through soma oae ia New York, and she replies tbroogb the aante channel. In a recent letter to bis wife.wbich

sbe showed to J as. Beoihao, one of his beadstnea, be said that he did aot have a sent, and suggested that bis boadaaiea Ought to tarn over to bis wits whatever was realised from the sale of tbe home property. Bow M last for Democratic cheek ?. Tbe Indianapolis Journal suggests tbe possibility tha the motion to adjourn the Indiana Lgt9tatare was invalid, and that it may jet lie practically in session. This Indeed is terrible to contemplate. TheCacskopMary Divorces. A Judge who has tried several hnndml divorce eases and who has givea a special study to the subject is reportfd by tbe Philadelphia Press as stria : M I find thst the chief aad jnaderlying motive of the boSk ef divorces is resolved' into the practical jaue of bread and teffief. The wifarfihswan whose income is 11.50 or 2 a day Sslwi awed, overworked, conwquentlf peevish. . Sbe is bothered to make tbe siaall ffutn- she can have stretch eat over the wide space of daily hea. She is of ten driven to desperation by tfcJJ areds of her children. She most pinch and contrive to keep shoes on their ashed, cold little feet in winter time. The food of the family is neccsMrily of the poorest quality. It is ifHHifficicnt for the physical needs ot the man sod of the woman too. He respond to the deosaath) of bis. sytem for sustenanre by stopping on his way to ami from wnrk for a glass or two of beer, perhaps be takes more, and his improperly nourii-hed system makes the beTtrage more stimulating than it woold be to a well fed man. Hi brain is slightly inflamed by it ; be goes borne irritahle and careless iii his speech. The worried sad tired wife frets at hi m, at tbe children ; they ery ami are in bis way. Dissatisfaction springs op, aad quarrels ensne between the man and woman. The man is discouraged, desperate. ' fie runs away and leaves the. poor burdened creature wlvi married him to shiA W herself anil their offdpring. lie is made a coward and a villain beeaase ofRKopacity to earn money eaoogb cnmtortabiy to meet tbe resfamsibijitiea be assumed." - i a m - , Mrs. 'PNirat -will give an entertainment, between the 20th and 24tb of April, for the benefit of Walool 8f. Pres. church. The entertainment will consist of scenes from "Little Women," and from "M Jsrley's Wax Works." Bedford Mail: Several bloods came down in the wake of tbe Pythian", Monday o haves "time," and bad if. They were not toughs, bat banoWmely dressrd fellows on a spree, end would bave beer very ornamental to the city took pile, where tbey wnald certainly have leaded bad it not been for the jg&fbrta of their friendsv Whtk lraflleem and his bar tender were out on the side walk wstcbiog tbe' Pythian' drill Monday afternoon; somebody made a sneak on tbe cash drawer and stole f 18, overlooking $15 more which were in another part of tbe receptacle. A change of venue . to Monroe eeonty, -was taken in the case of State vs. Daniel Boone, for attempt ing to murder W. C. Ptttman The next term of court in Monroe begins the first Monday in September, . ' ' Bedford Mail: Tbe members ot tbe Palestine Lodge TXo. 137 K. of P. hi re rsasoa to feel g rat! Bed at tbe aucoass of the ball given by tbem bst Monday sight. Tha attendance shm very large aaxf all taoae participating teemed to enJy the occasion. The fact that one hundred aad forty tickets were bsoed (to gentlemen only) indicates that the number ia attendance must bave; been nearly three hundred. It was very commonly remarked that this wag, in all respects, the most successful air of tbe kind ever known beta. ATnbe'bott people' of onr city who indulge in such amusemenU were present ana in addition a large number eama hum abroad. Among the vbi tors ware a detach meat of tbe Uniform Bank C. of P., composed of the following rtUofi from our sbter city of Bloomfagtna: Lieut. Col. Alexander (in com. ntaad), Uapu U. K. Wcrrall, Lieut. Crain, Obrb. Steinhasen. Roll Wslk'tr.Miehael Reward, C. T. Uarpnter, H. J. Feltus, 4 as. Warder. A. Matters, 8. Carmichael, Jobs Craven, Ohas. Haxwqll, Wm. Ken nedy, Aaron Jvase, Henry Turner, W ill. Ailkini, H. Brano-ick, .li)hn Boatty. John Bulcbins, J T. Atessnir, H. Woolerv and Thomas Allen. This detaebawnt cava a vert pleaainp exhibition of their kill In a drill thst took place immediate ly altar tbe arrival or the 55 train. The Mechanics' Band of Btoomingtou furnished Biuafe during tbe parade. Tbe awmbers of the hand are 6. Adkins (drum major), LSwb Williams, Unas. Steinburg, Paul Seward, Ben Cooper, Wm. Lame, Howard Turner, Hiram Reed, Walter Hinds, Alvia Hinds, Walter Burke, John Hurrah, Andy SeilL MU Fee, Will Keerard, Clay Howard, Sherman St. Clair, Bam Colpitis and Albert Seward. Among the other vbttors from Bloom ington wereThe Missss May and Kate Hsward, Lissie Payne, rjadie and Helen Burgeon, Lolie Heftan, Mania ttorars, Alice Williams, Mrs. Mart Alexander, Mrs. Cat Worrall, Mrs. day Howard, Mrs. Jibn Crafton, Mrs. Cawie Beatley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buebirk. Mers. Mort. Wbilaker. Chas. Smitb. Oca. Brastaa. Dill Fris, H. Orebavd, aad S. Bollonbacber. The middle bNik of the New

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Oollesre ChalUiiarou T. 3 . LOUDEN, EDITOR. Senior meetiam arii baeomiat) tuHa frequaat ,", ' a Dr. Dfcoy recently delieered alabtura before the npara(arjr Histoiy elassv. Miss Getty of $coU eouatjr b one of-tb latest arrrrab. Schuyler Davison,, tbrougb fiopboaore last year, bsi retarnod. Daring Dr. Jcidaa'i DIDbell bss besir-fectuHn to tbe Oeolncr mag cbMosTcoal formation. Mr. Foraytbe, a sped aT "student ia CUemUtry, was takea tudly, iira last T. B. Foster, '98, who bu been attend ing Theological Seminary at Attsbuix, vUiting hit mny Wnl bars. X. V. Johhixmrmho bud bis leg broken in tbe clam rowof Feb. 234, bas returned, but be still uses kb era tones. " . Prof. Xitcbeirs brother sad wire are making; bint a visit They were taking in tbe college sights an Friday. If you wish to sea something nice yea should visit tbe Library and see the proposed new Library bauding. It b to be of stone and b indeed beeotifql. Tbe "Jaw Bone'' gave a social lastweek at the Phi Pi bull, which was a very enjoyable affair. The ladle present were p reseated arilh a unique photo of vhe "Jaw Bone." Tbe work of this photograph indeed reflects great credit en Mr. Summers, the photographer. The Athletic Astoristion met at tbe old college chapel en Friday afternoon with many more students in attendance. It was agreed to have a tennis oontaet every Saturday morning between tha two clubs. A base ball schedule was submitted and spproved and the association ordered the ball grounds to be improved. The committee on general athletic sports reported that they proposed to give three exhibi tions before field day, and on tea occasions records would be vkpi. Thau having tha highest record should context on field day. Tbe ennrtitution eommittas submitted a report and the constitution was adopted. There will ba an initiation fee of 25 cti. and only members will be allowed to contest. IsroE. PessoaUsaarai. .Th Senior claw numbers forty-sis. ...Tbe Prep, enrollment for tbb term U 113, Tbe enrollment for tbe year is 131 ... Messrs. Roberts and Scott bats gun home on account of sickness. .Tblrtv-four counties af Indiana, ale Sutas antl one Territoiv are renrssentod among tha students, Twenty-four new students have antamd tbb term. Tbb b the Unrest number received during a spring term. A large number of tbe new iimUm. bave been taacbine. Tbe maloritv of them enter with tha intention of going on Prof. Beck gave the lecture last Sunday

lifternoao. His subject was yjwHi4-IaaHur!OU of the Fiiat

Hueo." Tbe audienco wa a iftTre one and tba lecture wasJiot well reeehfrfinteresting and ..Preo.hai four inslrnctnra. Mr.Orlaxra now has four recitations, and does tall work aa a teacher. Ho made a short vbitto IndUnanolb last Satuida and Sunday. -.Followine are the names af those who have entered tbb term : Lamar Collins, W T Frendenberg, F M Iogler, Ar nold Kendall, John T Kins;, Frank Loiitr. J H Luckett, P M McNay, Wm L MeUlaiu, j w aturpuy, js Roberta, J H ttuaicei, x Hnnuers, J lj Soott, V Maley X C Faith, F O Daily F M Price. M B Vandyde, Boss Culles,M 9 Biggins, Grace Perry, O U Shirley. The exarcbes last Friday afternoon were very rood. Mr. Hudtcel, a new student, read an exoellent ossay on "The Confederation." Miss Kmm Wilson, Miss fiambo. Mr. Allen, Mr. Headley and Mr. Sharp gave excellent declaraatmns. 1 ne aeDate by Messrs. ' Jameson, Holloway, Jtelley Wm., and Giles was good. They brought out vary effectively the relative value and importance ol Washington's and Lincoln's administra tions. Such debates are of great value in strengtkeoing the historical information of all who listen to tbem or who pre pare tbem. Miss Clara Siuss, who been speudine tbe winter with her shrter in Washington, Iod., has returned to her home io BJoomington. Mrs. Scott and son of Mt. I Idaho, Idaho Territory, arc visiting! the family of Wm. O. Fee.

Mrs. Hester returned from! On April 1st Ollie C. Carter Enrone in January, and ia now lo-lwu nromoted to the nosition .of

cated in Chicago, on Wabash Ave- '. noe aud Adama St., and will give her entire attention to music. Dr. Hester expects to leave Anna, Ills., this fall and locate in Chicago also. Miss Mary Eirsmso of Lafayette is tbe guest of Mrs, W. M. Alexander. Miss Georgia McPheeters, sister of Mrs. Samuel Orchard,, a very uonular lady who visited in Bloomington last summer, waa married ia January sr Santa f e, ins., to ur Frasier. Cyrus Reed returned to Bloomineton Thursday after an absence of nearly three months in Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin snd Michigan. He is soliciting for a chair manufactory in one of, the Wisconsin towns. Ed. Anderson went to Indi anapolis Monday night on special lUiiiuectf.

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s h I p p E -B Rmm Pat.Le'th.Tii Point Op Toe! Uomn sense - '"A 3N Geeing Them, A little while ago was (published a paragraph telling; It an ArooBtooi Frenchman who tricks fip and cirries away on b'w. bbouIdei lugs that two' ordinary meii cati ! scarcely lift. The Aroostook mun is the strongest mso in Mains, as ; far sb heard from, but there is soother worthy or mentioM (by flamaoniM feaja,- Fred Boynton, a iariner livin j a few miles from Augusta, stands six feet, foor inches high, picks up a heavy ttrimplifti ing machine aa easily as a common man could a spade, carries a brcak-ing-up plow over bis shoulder like a musket, and can toss a barrel of flour about like a foot-ball. Boynton has a team of six frisky bulls, which he uses in the place of oxen to faaul his wood and farm products to Augusta. He says be likes bulls better than oxen, because there 'h "more snap" in themT- -It U said thst in one summer this giant built eight miles of stone wall, . -if N. A Hem io LoutsvilleTimes : Col. John 8. Day and family are on their way home from El Paw, Texas, and will probably .arrive here some time to-day. They went to 1 Paso some months ago in the hope that the climate ti0it be found to be beneficial to -Vance Day, but it appears that he has become alarmingly worse -during the past few days, necessitating bis immediate removal norae. i an -St- ' -Bedford Democrat: .0 of the grandest local events of the season waa I he K. tf P. ball Monday night. The Bloomingmn Uniform Rank, accompanied by the Mechanics' Band, arrived here on the evening train. The parade and drill reflected great credit, not only on the gentlemen but on the tv of Bloomington. Tliere were also several from other places. T Tbe wonder Jf the "Texas A I." the Cowboy vorM, Piant-i, at the Opera Housf.onenigbtonlv, Saturday, April 20th. Don't fail to see the grestest musical phenom enon of the world. The Wall Street of a century ago, which is one of "The pictures, studiously rcfrtnird frorii hirvtorical material by Dan Beard, illiistrsiinc rresiueat," in the April cosmopolitan, ia ahown to be tbe Fifth Avenue of Colonial day ; and the theory of old-time fashion about tbe Treasury Building sod : old Trinity, contrasts quaintly with ti e mad fortune bunting of the prjweut generation. Fob real estate business call on G. N. Puett. Oflice at Bobsrtse Bro. northeast corner grocery store. . Bot place in tha city to buy groceries. If you need feed for your stork it will pay yon to call on Robertson Bros., the grocers on the northeast corner of the square. They buy and ship their feed to town at a much less rate than any oher firm in the town, and sell at prices correspondingly low. In groceries they are always at tbe head in quality and low prices. " ' WorMloroaeai's BallsMaMK - AssoclHtistss. Tba annual meeting of the Stockholder oi me rr o.raineman a ouituing, uimn

gas Fund arid Havings Association -will-be has.! De'a 4t u,u"' plc of meeting onJSatI" 1 urday, April 13th, 1S89, at 1 o'clock p.

ni for the puiposs or elaeupg nine, qir.'ctora for tbe -ensuing year, and the transaction of other buaTness. PRANK B. WOOL LB Y. Sec. John K. Anderson has sold an 80 acre tract off his farm for 1 1,600 leash, to Jss. B. Kennedy. Assistant Traveling Auditor of he. Louisville, New Albany A Chicago and Louisville Southern Railways, The Progress has always bad faith in tbe future ot that young man, W ilburn Crou and Jim Campbell have sold their meat shop wrath of Faulkner's hotel to Link Martin ot Clear Creek. The three little boys of Rev. Givler have been very sick wi th pneumonia, but are reported better now. -n Ollie Curry has taken Ljen. Whetsell's position in Ed. Whetsell's shoe store, south side and desires to meet bis many friends snd customers. He promises tbat tbey will get bargains from him hereafter. On next Monday Messrs. (fill and Duncan will go to Waibinton City, and will doubtless see Beu.

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Tbe rarest treat of the season. "Texas A I," tbe musical phenomenon, at the Opera House, April 20. "Texas A I," the Cowboy Pianist, will play the piano blindfolded and the key board entirely concealed by cloth and with loaded revolvers, firing while playing. Don't miss seeing him. One night only, Saturday, April 20tb. Admission 2d and 30 cents. -f ludiananolia Journal i A laive steer on the farm of Frank Laoders near Centerton, has become violently mad. It, another steer and six hogs were bitten several days ago by a rabid dog. The other steer died onThuradav. This one baa been confined in a strong pen, and hundreds of neonle have seen it daily. When thrown So ear of corn it will dive after it, and after slobbering over it and munching it, will drop it. The hogs have also been confined, but have not yet shown symptoms ef hydrophobia. 'Mr. John Martiudale, . who happily is weaving from a severe attack of pneumonia, owes his life no doubt to oxygen. That seems curious when you know that oxy-J gen n one ortae-eletmnita! that we breathe. Pneumonia for some reason first attacks the riebt lunar. Tbe longs gradually fill up until there ia very little breathing space left, not enough to permit the blood to be oxygenized. The respiration is rapid and the patient has a sen sat ion of suffering. Then disor dered nature is sided by inserting ait inhaler iu the mouth and per niiiltiug the sufferer to breathe oxy gen from a bag filled with it. The sense of relief is almost instantane ous.- Ind, News. K7 ur virtue or a ceruneo cony of a De. cra to me directed from tha Clerk's oflca pf tha Monro Circuit. Court, in a caufe whitrein James K. Beck is plaintis, and Thomas W. K parks. Heary Sparks aad Loq. K. Spsrks are defendants, requiring me to make tho turn elovea hundred and forty-are dollars and eventy-0e cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I wilt expoaa st Public Bale, to the highest bidder, ea HATCJHDAT, MAT 4th, 88, bstween the hours of Is o'clock a. at. and 4 v cluck r. ii , of said day, at tha door of the court house of raid Monroe cruntr, inaiana, tna rents ana prom for a term not csceeding seven years, oi tha following iteal Estate, to-wit : A lot in tha southwest quarter of the northwent quarter of section thirty-two (32), town ei-ht (S) range two (1) Wert, described ss follows: beginning at the northwest corner of tba lot known a tle llaptiet church lot, and running west m erwi ttrcel, ronnine north and south in tha town of Stanfuni ; theace south to tbe north street, in laid toaa: llirnce east one hundred and "igbty (18reti thenco south to the Kit known aa the Methodint church lot : thonoa east to tfco 'Uoitt . where th 'aid Baptinl church lot and the U.-.L...I:.. i . .1 north to tba place of beginning. Also bit number twenty-sis (IS), and tha east half oi lot number twenty-seven (27), in said town uf Stanford, Indiana. Abo lots numbers twenty-three (13), twenly-four (24), and twenty-BVo (JS) in j M "wn of Stanford, Indiana, Aloesia'n lot 1 vine en tha north side of the State road, running east and west through the town of fJtanfonl, and adjoining aid town on the east as follow! : commencing at tha southeast corner of let nnmber twjnty-flre (25), in 'aid town, running thence -at eighty (SO) feet; thence north eizbtv (801 feet: theace west eighty (8o) feot to tbe northeast corner of said Intiwenty-Sve (3S) ; theace south eighty (80) feet to the place of beginning. "If such rents and profits will nat sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interests and casta, I will at the tame time and place, expose to public sale tbe foe simple of said real estate, or so much' thereof as may be sufflcient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said tale will be made without any re, lief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS 3. PARIS, tJberiff Monroe County. April 10, 1889. gUERiraP OAMB. By virtue .if a eertifled copy of a Decree to ma directed from tbe Clerk's ofloe of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein William C. Winstsnd ley is plaintin, and David Allen, Mary M. Allen, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of Milwaukee, Wis., Jesse A, Mitchell and Frank K. Worloy, are defendant, n-ouirins me Io make the sum' of six thousand, three hundred and fortyeight dollars and eighty. Sve cents, with Interest on said decree and costs, I will expoae at Public Male, to tbe highest bidder, on ' SATURDAY, APRIL ttTH 1S89, between tbe hours of IS o'clock A. U and 4 o'clock r. aj., of said day,' at the door of the court bouse of raid. Monroe Cittfhty, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, of tba following Real Estate, to-wit: Tbe south bslf of section thirty -one (31), the east half of the north west quarter of eotion thirty-one (31), township ten' (10) ranee two () west, and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of taction winy-two (dj ana ine ski nan oi me aortheait quarter of section thirty-one (.11) and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section thir:y-one (31) and the southwest quarter oi two suuinwen quarter of section thirty-two (32), all theabove real estate in town tan (10), north of range two (3) west in Monroe county, Indiana, and that tha same be sold subject to a certain mortgage in favor of tha defendant, the Northwestern Mutual Lite Insurance Companv of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which said Company holds a prior mortgage thereon, which said mortgage is recorded in Mortgage Record J. at pages 38 to SS of said Monroe county. And it is further ordered that tha Sheriff In like manner sell tha southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty-two (3t) and tha northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said section thirty-two (33), same town and range. If sueh rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same time snd place, expose to public sale the fee (implo of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest sad ett. Said sals will be made without any relief whatever froiw, valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS i. PARR, Sheriff Jlocros Cuunty. tttafMb 21, T8I9.

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!"V"OTDB3 JJT STRAIGHT, BOrS. See that the Eagle Clothing fltore gets a majority OF THE CTJSTOWEllS. A large stock ofnue diess sufoiust received. Also rivelties in tiummer wear. See the new Ties, the fashion able Straw Mats, flannel Shirts, etc. V. ' - ALWAYS 6lVESp: ITS PATRQKS fg bann Word aV s Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati sLouisW!IeL PtiUUrtAN SiX.BEalira CARS ELEOANT IPAHlUOll CABtS AU TRAINS RUN THHOLGHSOUD Tiokots Sold snd BnggmQm Cheoked to Dentin ntion. aro Ksca aa TaW aa St vm waa a aaaraeaUrliiaaiaaa eUWetaSSfaaWaSOsassS) m. O. lcCorrrilek."em. raaa. At IU, Hear bare St. OatlcsOO. CITY PEOIPERTY FOR SALE BY ENOCH FULLKK, ON EASY I'PKBMS AUo, H.niTO and l.t cr, wet 6'b afreet; four good rooms, xllr, flrst lot west of Joe OroH'a-prhss $1,01)0, ono-third cash, balance in two payment). This is the Msgeat bargain in the city, the location una building eoiiMderod, Aloo, House and Lot, one lot west of ls.t named; same kisxl t htmo; iS0 ; tamn terms. Also, 19 de-lrnble lots left in Pti.ler & Waldrtin's Addition, riiing fr,ira $30 to $300 in prlc. Ramcmber tW are, tbe only lU that bavii two MnAdamiaod f I and i'inwiitks cotiplule. AUn, onu lot on west i)th street, Duvia' siibdivixiim to City of Bloomingum; price $100 Very cheap. Also, one Lot on wesi 2d stmot, known as a Prt f Cant. Henlv's property. A vrry desirable lot, very large. Price $rjo Ehsv tvrms. Alao, Two nica Lots in South Park, beautifully located ; prion $153 each; onethird down, i in tine and in two years Call on Enoch Puller, or on S. K. Carmichael, his authorised agent. Resident Dentist. Ihr. aJ. W. DRAIN. i vnos in toe now oisch, ap-esaira, OaW Book Stora. Sdl week warraatssV DUNCAN BATHAN, Ally's. Ketlce to NeseRealsleaits. State of Indiana, Mcnrvw County, ss. In the Circuit O.-urt of Monroe tounty, in the State of Indiana, April Term, 18s9. No. Ui6t. Hirsts Brown vs. .loteph K. 8harpe, Joseph K. Sharpe, r, alary K. Sharpe, Albion E. Shepard, 8ieiicer Bales. Ba it known, that on the 11th day of March, 1889. the shore named plaintiff, by bit attorneys, filed in the office of tbe Clerk of the Circt It Court or Monroe County in the State or Indiana, hie cow. plaint against tbe abov s named defendants, and on Uth day of March, 1889, tha said plaintifi filed in t ui Clerk's office the affidavit of a competent person, showing that a cause of action exists against ths defendant, Albion . Shepar l ; that the same is in relation to real estate and lo have a iwivsr appointed therefor, and thst said defendant is a necessary pnnv thereto snd not a resident ol tbe State of Indiana, and said plaintHf having br endorsument on said complaint required tire defendant to ijppair.in said Court ami anawer or demur thsreto, on the 3d dsy of May, 1S89, Now therefore, by order or said eoUrt said defendant iastaVive named is hereby nolifiad of tbe lllir g and pendency of said complaint against bim, and thul unlsrs he appears and answers or demurs thereto, at tbe calling of said came on the Srd day of May, lISSi, tha sama being tha 1 lt'i judicial diy of a term of aaid Court, to oe begun and hold at the Court Bouse in tha'City of Bloomington, on the fourth Monday ia April, suid complaint, and the matters and things therein contained aid alleged, will Ik heard and determined1 in his absence KNOCK FULLER, Clerk. March 1 3th, 1889. s W4STBOI ALE8MEN. to ennvass for the sals of Nursery Stock. A full line of leadtni; specialties. Salary md ex panics paid to sucoHMful mon. No xperience ncoo.sary. Write for terms, bating age. f Mention this paper. J J.L. BOOTH BV, Nurseryman, East Park, till Apt 10. Rochester, N. Y. NOTICE TO INVESTORS. ""PHE BOOKS of the Bloomlngton Gni L Company nro new open at tho Secretary's offica, (Charley MoPheotors' grocerv lore) for the purpose of taking stock. Said books wilt t closed when $700 more is tubtoribed. Stock $50 per share. If you want stock ia paying business, now u your lime. First come first served, KOBER"? C. GREEVES, Pub. :05'83. iVc.cUrr-

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