Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 11, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 May 1889 — Page 2

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WTXHABT A-OASX, MHr ta 19 AWAMSt Hie Chicago capitalists iatereafed la the transfer of the raianas

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to soneriateed the tearis dowa of the boiMlag aad it transportation to Chicago. Oat handled and thirty ear will be eafdoyed ia Making the transfer at a cost of nearly $10,000. Tbe pnrehaw priotof the old prison, tbe . labor ii li isnai; to preaerre the identity eaeV-particaUr brick and the tmaaoortarion aaaVja-erectioa ia Chicago will coat .the, prop&am - JaUyf7SJ0OO. Assistant ScereUiy Bossey baa leadered a soother of pension deelsioBB, of which (oar are of general iatportaoee. la the ease of Wa. Evaas, late of Company H, FiftyJoarth Ohio VoUateers, the form er action of the Comaiwioner of Petitions .ia rewtaed, andtae etaimaatiaaUosreda peaskwv It ap--pears froat the testimony in the case that oae of 93088 comrades, wane piayiag, threw a piece of iron -which atinck bin 00 the lee, causiag a ootnpoaad iraetare, which baa xeamaed a ruonjor tare ever aioce. The former action was taken ea the groaad that tbe injury was act eeived while ia line of dary. Ia the ease of Wa. Jones, late Company G, Ninety-ninth Ohio - lar action wijfc.

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Ohio, ia 18C5, was precipitated I over a batostiMe by some comrades wlio were asuffing reeeiviag an in-j jury which resulted ia scrotal hera.' J Alexander Maak, lata ot Com- j vaam Yoloateen, was similarly infared by a comrade iumpiag opon bis back. Maqk waa granted a penakas. ' . la the ease f Jobo W Jones, late of 3ompaay A, Fiftieth West Virginia Yolaateera, the evidence ebowatbat clamant bad hia kg brokea above the aakle for a soldier coming ap behind him and throwing b wbok weight upon bis leg, crashing the boae. Aboot six months later be aeridentaliy fell .while carrying a pail of water from a stream, aad broke bis leg again. "The claim was rejected by peaaioo ofiieere oa the ground that the first injury was act received ia line of doty, and thai tbe secoad injury was attributable to the first. Aaeistani Secretary Baaaey. reverses tbia.daaoa aad directa thai the soldier be given a Likely tbe largest fraternity of fmorUboxa Durham cattle breeders in any one county are, eoagregated in Bartholomew, with beadaaartera far their associatioB ai Cobimbus, lad. The lifters of Bartholomew coaoty number 57. Tbia ansorfaiiwa of Imederr baa for several years madeaoaual spring saleaaad Ins year, as naval, will held a Miag offering, aad have selected t tic forenoon of May 30th as the iat for their disptKioa,eommeaaing promptly at 9 ccJoek, Col. Jt. IS. Crftmaaaaoo, of .Lexjagtaa, will act as auctioneer.

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a eeieat lot of 40 head, tbe be offering ever made by the Assoeiaiaa. V,'e aay beat' for maay reaaooa, fbre iiost anwag which is tbe fiiet that 1h or 0 head bad been safecribed, f-nbjeet cf-soarae, to tbe anr feature this year adopted by the" Asci:itii that alt eattle subscribed iiioold be paased upon by tbe Xoewct.ng Comanttec appointed by the AaHocistion. Aa many of .our leaders have nof leed, kw save take place fhe loKtio&a. H in held at the Co-j Itiwbui. driviog I'afk, aad 0 tbe

Race trill be is progress this could aot be avoided emoe the Trotting Anecciatioa oconpy tbe afternoon of the week The beat races are set fcr the afternoon before the sale on the 29th aaJ the afternoon after the sale ea the 30th. Tbe forenoons of tbe 28th and 29th will alsa be controlled by the Shorthorn ASseeiatioB with their Shorthorn Cattle Fair, elao a new feature in connect ion with the Annual Spring

Sale and the Spring races Short-f borne will be shown through the! mauama in isjo rorouuuu o me otn, aad sweepstakes, herds, three calves by oae wilt cow aad calf, milk caws aad steer classes the forenoon of tbe 29th.. Bedaeed rates, have been secured oa all railroads centering at Cofambas, for this important week. Tbe martins have returned : , Ta pfataca Traae Iroaa Morera. Last rear, says the Rural New-

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simple method employed by our neighbor, Augustus J. Hewlett, to protect his apple and peach trees agaioM the borer. It has led to so many inquires that it may be well perhaps to- speak of tbe method more in detail. Fruit growers all know thai tarred paper about tbe trunk ia harmful to it. Latbs,etc., tied about the traok are not altogether satisfactory. Mr. Hewlett's mode TedoeM the labor and expense to a minimum sad seema thoroughly efSencinos. as he has practiced h for over J&H&rs. . White lead aad mJh&meA affixed aa for ordisomewhat smaller proportion of the lead aniBees. With this mix enough cheap mineral par at and lamp black to imitate closely She color of the baric The 70002 trees alionld be painted ia tbe spring every year tnereafter in early May. The oaint is anblied from a little below tbe sell to a foot above. In (four or five vears the bark will ; neel off after the paint has been applied. When this excoriation occurs, if before July, it is best to remove what bark still clings and at once give another coating of the paint. The new bark underneath will be found bright aad healthy, abowiag' thai the paint dees no barm. Mr-Hewlett painted some apple tree every fifteen years or more. Tbe painting was discontinued for several years, as he thought there might be no occasion for further painting; These trees, ho wever , were at once attacked by boms, aad. several were found six inches above the entrance. . Peach trees are painted in the same way. He has never, had a tree injured by borers if tbey were regularly painted.. - The editor of the Rural NewYorker adds that Mr. Hewlett is a careful, conservative farmer, and his statements amy be accepted as fully trustworthy. Frtecetaai Presbytery. Princeton Presbytery of the U. P. church met Tuesday evening. The opening, sermon was preached by Rev. James Ingles, of Scotland, lad. After a short business session Presbytery adjourned until 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. At tbe appointed hour Presbytery met aad spent a short time ia devoiionai exercnea led by the moderator, Rev. James I a gels. Resuming bosioees of Presbytery, minutes ol last meeting we read and approved, aad the afpal routine business was attended to. Among other items of tbe morning session, Rev. J. Beveridge Lee presented bis credentials from the Caledonia Presbytery, of New York, and wa, on motion, admitted to membership of Prinoetoo Presbytery. Bv. J. E. Jeakios, of the C. P. church, was, on motion, invited to sit as a eonaaltative member. . At ? o'clock Presbytery proceed ed with tbe formal installation of

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SIGN OF RED Rev. J. Beveridge Lee to the pastoral eharoa of the Princeton con gregation; Rev. S. R. Lyons, of! Rev. A. 8. Montgomery, of I1H nois, made a short address to the pastor, and Rev. W. D. Ralston. addressed the congregation as to their respective duties in the pas toral relationship. At 7;o0 a gen eral conference was held, lopic: "Tbe Psalms as Records and Types of Christian Experience." The bosiness of the session was completed and Presbytery adjourned. Following is a list of members present: Ministers Rev. A. S. Montgomery, West Union, Ills.; James lngels, Scotland, Iod. j W. D. Ralston, Mores, Ills.; Hugh McHatton, Duncansyille, Ills.: and J. Bevendee Lee. Princeton Elders R. P. Boyd, West Union; J. P. Simpson, Buckskin; Joseph Carson, Morea; R. A. Foster,1 Bloomington; R. M. Munford, Princeton. - .... On Tuesday of last week the little two-year-old daughter of Jacob Baker slipped into her father's stable where a vicious Jbiilldog was kept chained, 'and was caught by the animal and terribly mangled. If she should recover she will be horribly disfigured, three bites of flesh being taken from the cheek. A man has as mu5h right to 'a bull dog as he has to own a tiger and turn it loose on the streets. isa tJae leadlnar Funeral) XiritoXS AND FURNITURE DEALER. I C1BRT IV STOCK THE BMT LIB OF FUBNITUBB AND UNDKKTAJCIKO QOODH avaa xsrr I Bloomikotox, kd wilt. KJSLL T1W OXOI)fl CB CAPER THAN AKT OHX. OOME Attn lit MX BKroH TOU mt. aftTSocTH sins squAan. wsst of Claxx's OaoccaY. se36-a Hatlca of Applleattlea far Ucenae. Tbe State of Indiana, County of Monroe: The undersigned, a male person over twenty-one years of age, and an inhabitant of tbe city of Bloomington, in the county of Monroe, and tbe State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the cltisens of tbe said city of Bloomington, and of the First Ward of said city, and In Bloomington township, in said Coun'.y of Monroe, and State af Indiana. 'that be will at tbe June term of tbe Board Of Commissioners of tbe County of Monroe, in tbe Slate of Indiana, in tbe year 1889, apply to tbe said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt liquor, in a less quantity 'hen a quart at a time, for tbe period of one year with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on tbe premises. The said premise! upon wliicb be desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, being situated in the said first ward of the said city of Bloomington, in Bloomington township, in Monroe county, Indiana, and mora particularly described as follows, towit: A part of in-lot No.one hundred and fifty-seven (167), in tbe city of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, bounded and described as follows, to-wit : beginning at tbe southeast corner of said lot, running thence north on the east line thereof one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, thenoe west on the north lino of said lot nineteen (19) fent, thence south en a line parallel with the east line of said lot of one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, thence east en tbe south line of said lot nineteen (19) foot to the place of beginning. May 1, 1389. JAMES KELLY.

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P BloomSitoii, Ind. s JL. I P Pat.Le'tb.Tii Point Op Toe (Jom'a bense. Seeing E H Them. SHOE: ON SOUTH SIDE. RJatlce of Application far iM- . cease. The State of In dUn, County of Monroe: The undersigned , a male perooo over t-wonty-one yvara of ago, and an inhabitant of the city of Bloomington, in the county of Monroe, tnd th State of Indiana,, hereby gives notice to the citiZcni f tbe aaid city of Bloomington, and of tbe First Ward of the titid eitr, and in Bloomington township, in said county of Monroe and State of Indiana, tht bo will, at the June term of tlio BiArd of Oommiuioner of the county of Mon roe, in the Statu of Indiana, in tbe' year, 1889, apply to tbe laid Board for a licence to tell intoxicating liquors, to-wit : Spiritoui, vinous and malt liquors, in a leu quantity than a quart at a time, fur the period of one year, with tbe privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the pramUes. Tbe said premises upon which he desires to sell said spirftous, vinou and mtft liquors, being situated in tbe said - tint ward of the said city of Bloomington, in Bloomington township, in Monroe coun ty, Indiana, aad more particularly de-8riiKff-a-gto!S5s, to-wit: Part of In-Lot Ko. "lSrln "B6ftrVng' ton. bounded as rollowi. via : uommenoing twenty (2fl) feet east of the southwest corner or saia la-Lot 1ST, runninfe tnenee north 132 feet parallel with west side of said lot to an alley, thenee east along said tilley nineteen (1?) feet, thence south 133 feet parallel With west tide of aa alley, tbenee west nineteen (19) feet to place of beginning. LOBENZO II. KNIGHT. May 1, 1889. Hotlc r Application far 1.1eaaae. The undersigned, a male citizen over the age of twenty ono years and an inhabitant of tbe City of JUoomington and, County ef Monroe, in the State of Indiana,

, i nereoy give noiico w wo citizens ui aeepiBloomincrtonandof the First Ward of

said city sad or Bloomington township, j1" of J"? "d Sta of 1 Indiana, that be will at tbe June Term, 189,of tbe Board of Commissioners of tbe county of Monroe, State of Indiana, apmil nlv to aaid Board for a license to an , intoxieatine liquors to-wit: spiritoua. vinI -us, and malt liquors, in less quantities, than a quart at a time, for a period of one year with the priviloge of allowing the same to be drank on the premises up- ' on wbicb be desires to sell said spiritous,. situated in tbe First Ward of said vinous, and malt uquors, and tbe premises ally of Bloomington, township of Bloomington, count v of Monroe and State of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit.: Fart of In lot ono hundred and flrtjnine (159) in tbe city of Bloomington, Monroe uounty, inaiana, oounaea a roi-. lows: beginning at the southwest eorner of said in-lot, tbenee enst twenty (10) feet, IJimim nAi4.li thivtv-ftwji 3!VI fnt. llionM nut twjmtv tQx fMAt thnnA ulnth in thftl place of beginning thirty-five (35) (aot. KDWAKD M. OOUNS May 1, 1889. Ifotlca af Change ef Firm. We desire to notify tho public tbat tbe partnership heretofore existing under tbe name of Woodward, Sparks & Co., has been this day dissolved bv mutual consentWe have assumed all tbe liabilities and assets of tbe firm, shall collect and pay alt its accounts and continue the business as heretofore. We hope to have your kind remembrance and a liberal share of yonr appreciated patronage. All outstanding accounts must bo settled at once without further notire. J. T. WOODWARD ft CO. Stawfokti, Ind, April 8. 1889. Paoli Republican : Probably the largest sale of standing timber ever made in Southern Indiana, if aot in the State, ws effected a few day sago by Mr. Apple of this county. He received a ten thousand dollar chcok from Taylor & Crate for the - timber, aa it stands, on about 400 acres of land. The tlro her is in Greenfield township. Apple bad already cut several hundred thouaaud feet Iruru the same (fact.

St. Louis, Mo.. April 98. About fifty counterfeit ten dollar bills, greenbacks, United States legal tender notes, issue of 1875, "0," red seal, with vignette of Daniel Webster in left hand earner, were tendered to the U. 8. subTreusury and local banks and busineai houses here yesterday. All of tbe bills were in the bauds of innocent parties, and Do arrests have been made. Bankers estimate that several hundred have been floated here during the past two days. The bills can be detected by the inferiority of the portrait of Webeter, by the poor scroll work in the right hand corner and by the bad spacing between tbe words "this note is a legal tender." On the back of tbe note the word "this" is spelled "tens." It is a very dangerous counterfeit, and has not been much in circulation in ten j years. Nine years ago several men f making this counterfeit were cent j to the penitentiary from this city. Every county in the State of Kansw. almost without exception. give encouraging reports of the whewt prospects, acreage nearly douMed, every field carpeted with a vigorous growth or green. Ellettsville Citizen : Wall. Brownincr was in town yesterday Mrs. i Riley Coffey returned home la-il wetk af-' t-r a two Weeks visit at Orleans and Cam) - bellcburg Mr. James and Mioses ! Nuckols of Bloomington, visited Mr-. !atle one day last week Mrs. O.I Moberly left this pHce last Saturday to visit at Bloomington and feniithvillo, fori several weeks The usual number! of Bloomington hoys were in .town Sunday to view and interview some of our fiir maids Mrs. Jamos May and Miss Mattie Harris went to Bloomington last Saturday Prof. Freed preached at the Christian church and Rev. L. B. Johnson of Gofpo- at tbe Methodist church Sunday ni'bt Last Friday Grant-and Jesse O .lloway returned west where they will again join tbe troupe of singers for the Wizzard Oil Company "After quiia-aiiextended visit at bersistor, Mrs. 6. K. Perr-VI. Miss Lenore Bass. lock returned to her homlrin New-York. last Saturday Last week Matthews A Ulevins shipped two car loads of weather boarding to Bloomington, and this week they are getting out two earloada more for the same place Last week Misses Gertie and Stella Wfaitted and Emma Kostenbader went to Bedford, where they will remain for a few weeks visiting among their friends and relatives - Mrs. Henrietta K. Perry, of F. D. Matthews' W. B. C, has been appointed a delegate to the National Convention by the Sept. President, and Mrs. Jane Kercbeval, of Sheridan, alternate. Bloomington is drawing on surrounding towns for building material. It is impossible to get the needed supply, as dozens of houses are begun each week. ' John Robinson, who resides south of town, was cleaning a Smith & Wesson revolver recently, didn't know it was loaded, and in handling tbe hammer fit exploded a cartridge, sending a ball between two fingers of the left hand nesr tbe knuckle. It is a very pi Lwound. " Henry Webster of the railroad hotel, 6th street, has been very ill for several weeks, and is confined to his bed. iDr.4, W, CRAIN. OFFICE removed to the building north of the Fee Corner, North College Ave, east side, ground floor. KOTICE TO STORE KEEPKBS, BIJCK8TKB AND FARMERS, II. H. Dronberger A Co., Produce Dealer! of Frankfort, Ind., have opened a branch house at Bloomington, Indiana, for the purpose of paying c Ec;gs and Poultry. They cash lor Butter, expect to pay the highest cash price at all times. Mr. J. D Dillmun who has had many years experience in (be business will manage i their attain for them at this point. All goods "ill be promptly remitted for that are sent in by freight or express, and customers will get the benefit of our reduced rates on all railroad lines. Farmers of this section will do well to call upon them and rertive instructions about raising Oabons, as Uey may na well got 1500 for their poultry erop as $60. H. H- DRONiiKRGfiR CO., April 34, 89. SJooniiagton, lad.

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"JONES, WHERE DID YOU GET that nice butter?" "Why at Chas. McPheeiers' grocery store, (Greeves' old stand), he always sells me the best of everything seems to take pleasure in securing the choicest goods for his patrons." Says Smith, "I go out of my way to trade with Charley Mc. because I like him and his mode of doing business he suits me." This ia the way they all talk. . One Bottle of English Spavin Liniment cured my fine Norman mare ot two ugly blooa spavins which damaged her value at least I $80. It ia the graudest Blemish ! cure I ever used. JOHN McCAIN, Horse Dealer. Darlington, Ind. Sold by- H. Lindiey, Druggist, Bloomington, Ind. tbe Threshing Machines then in use were almost wholly of the class known as the " Endless Apron " style. Then it was that Nichols & Shepard, of Battle Creck,Mich.,inventcdand began to develop an entirely new and novel style of Grain Thresher and Scparator.which they very appropriately named the "Vibrator." It was a revolution, in Threshing Machines, and front a small beginning of five machines in 1858 they soon reached a product of 1,000 yearly. TheirVibratordrowrltewEffld less Apron" machine out of market, and all other makers copied it as closely as they dared. Today all Thrashing Machines ol any reputation or merit use the principles of the old Vibrator. Nichols ft Shepard have continued in the business without change of name, location, or management; and during the past three years have brought out and developed another new Threshing Machine for grain and seeds, as superior to all existing machines as their former was to the 'Endless Apron.' Theyrome this new and improved Thresher and predict as great a revolution in the trade, and as complete: success over all rivals as they had thirty-one years ago. 1 If yen are int nested as aFanntr or Thresh, crmss, write for particulars, which tfaeji send free. Address NICHOLS ft SHEPARP. SATTLE CEBEK, MICH.

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There is no truth in the story that parties just returned from Washington have brought blank appointments bearing the President's signature, and requiring only the filling in of applicant's names. Strayed on May 2d, a black horse colt, two years old, scar on the right hind foot, a scar on the left shoulder. A reward will be paid for information of him by E. M. Young, or call at this office. One of the most enjoyable events of the season was the surprise birthday party given n honor of Miss Ollie Hughes, at her borne on west 6th street, last Friday evening. The guests stole quietly into the parlor at 8 o'clock, and after the surprise, presenting of presents, etc., the evening was made one prolonged interval of pleasure. Elegant refreshments, games, charades, and the trying of mesmeric powers occupied the" tiros until eleveo o'clock, when departure was in order. The little crowd separated, not as quietly' as they ame, to be sure, but each one felt in his heart the thanks he uttered for the royal way they were entertained, and sincerely wished many as pleas ant birthdays and a continually happy future for Miss Otlie. Go over to Charley Mo.'s gro eery and get some of his nice eat ing goods. He is building up handsome trade -he is a nice man, that's why. PUBLIC SALE! Thursday, May 30 Forenoon, eommencing -promptly at 9 o'clock, of Selected ' Short-Bora Durban Cattle, Of Pnlendid Animal Merit and Fine Breeding, represents K such families as Koseol Hnnron, wnuo koso, 10 jng ssarv Young Phyllis, Village Rose, Muxurka Harriet, Henrietta, Strawberry, Josephine. Pomona and .Gems. There will be a. Short-Horn Cattle Fair May 28th and 29:h in the forenoons Tbe Trotting Association will hold their sprinjf races ir tbe afternoons of May 28, 29. 30 nd 31 : F. Schwartzkopf, Boc'y. Baiduced rate on all Railroads. 'Write for eatalogw a' eclo. Bartholomew Co. Short Horn As sociution, Walter J. Quick, Secretary 419 Fourth Street, Columbus, !!nd. When writing mention this pnper. s ALESME WANTED ll To solicit orders for our reliable Nursery Stock. Salary and Expenses or Commission to successful men. Permanent employment. Special inducements to new men. Address at onee stating ace. OH ABB BK0TH8W COMPANY. Feb. 13-am. 'Chicago III.

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lion l:0( p. m., 9:qn-e- m.. 9a.tjjy; airiTc, j.wn name, kuv p. sbi m., 1:30 a. v Arrive, Kflnghara, 4:1ft p. aw, fcoa 3.-45 a. m. Arrive, St. oaii, 7:30 p. M p. at, 7:00 a as. ..-r"i Arrive, Kansas City, 8:09 a. a., MLl m. .-fl3. Going East Leave JancUon, S. psa; i.d p.n, i.wa. i.ns.. : Arrive Indianapolia, 5.90 p. In, i,aaj; n.t 1. m.. 19 a.m. Going North Leave Terra Bawte, -'$- p.m. and :00 a. to. :.-''. Arrive, tsoutft cena, il.ea p. so. 1.15 p. m. TEast noun and west hound tratas -aaas dallr. TH Making direct coaaactioaf fee alt nader the sun. Tour aoaaeeHeas sure and quiek in Union Depots. Jti Transfers .or Lay overs and year afswsaW! mouaiiona are uaetjenea. An y inforsaation regarding res, etc, aaaresa ' n A v a 1 Mmm -traveling rass. aftas, ' rn i r smi K. A. FORD, G. P. A, SL Louis, ANNOUNCEMENT. C. VANZANDT has not retired feia business, bat wBl aa rodnd at ats old ttaitd la tbe Suawary block with a complete Uaa UNDKBTAKBR'3 AND TJ TKREB'S Supplies. He wilt devote bis entire attention to lines, and will snutMatee work and prices the lowest. Rem place; Sudbury Block, North THE LEADING UNDERTAKIin Puraitnre Irealer. I have tbe largest and beat sales 4. stock ever brought to BUomingtoa, aai will ell you goods akeaper than aay eaej, I nave a Sne display of Chamber 8nites PARLOR SUITES, LOUN6Ea Fancy Chairs, Baby Waons, Carpet Sweepers, MtRaoas, PICTUKK FRAMB8. ORGANS keai in stock, and sold on monthly pares eats, I hxve the Household 8ewtag smbMsms be best Machine made, and tbe oa say sat, I also keep Cloihlag for rinondt which only eosU about one-half as ma4.. is other clothing Oome and- ssst maort h aide of square, is WaWron'e Bioes, S ALE8MEN WANTE I SALARY AND EJPKNSMj patd or liberal coipmiwlons to local men. Out-flt free no I collecting. Permanent positions sriiara tood. Kiperieiioe nnnecesaary, ot territory u appiv as once plv a THUBSTO A CO Kmpire Nurseries. April li-S. jpij. locbett;r, N.

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