Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 26 June 1889 — Page 2

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ttqtm WtttUM i,im,MttalhMbtot. 431 BTAltCl SaVSQ- Ytt Jeff. Iavta was 81 yean of age last week. Mant too ohl w to kHy wxre of thoae. sleepivg PcanoaCinaamsiooerTanaer piM a noble aeatiment when he aaj that in his opinion it is the duty of the repuhlie to see that no Union soldier ahunLi ever be permitted to crawl under tbe roof of a alms hooae. Whatever the rtiBfo'fii0HHi as to a general erviee fKOsion it certainly feasted that no soldier of the Unioa shoald ettflerfiraaa want,' . The attorney general is -ranghtft to iook after the justices of the seeee tbraeehont the tate. r I.,. I m-nmM,

T. '.7, T"T Ti"r tfclttruu be middle parlor and en hie the choH fond. Under Alloyed theuwelrrs in wcial eomingling. law ail f uea and forfeitures for 'Prof, and Mr. Wham, of Brookinej,nni

criminal ofirsaea go to the principle of the school tmatl, Bad all jsfkxs aaost repot t to the euuaty treasurer the first of January, and the first of Jiuly of each jean io many reontiea this is not done. Jit uome places the justices have arntBed the prerogative of the and remitted fiuea after they had oeea assemed. -- - 1 WMtd. that ,")"' waouirswmMi urn tunica . win rna time to ao tmie ewe, ne w anppoo d to be a polrceman, to arteat oBVnoVra against tbe ge tasrs: a oBceaan to -arrest anu take bb aillfenek naiB at hree ia his dnurict : a olleetor of the

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toad tax and hti is smppneei lead 4ai ad fctj m snprtOSed tw-keerf the street, aiiera and miHtway in

. .k . .1 t.i,, . man. jn view m vnese nmisant otrunmgrtod ftwhlMiB, to see that bridge , tUinr1 Mr ,n4 M KsMvit are safe, and that r.wseK. vjceils, with tiov. and Mt. Melloitc ibegreeiiut: Stth.ete in removed from ; the ' fJLr. '. , i A.ntg the prrwnu bettowed wa a wBBB. . ) beaotiM Her tea aerrice of liv ui. out ' ; f om their wany friend, and a handMuiin H P. ChewthSBt, tb only Be- ger frnit kaite from Mr. and M r. J. I. gro Bteatber of Congreas, in a light Monk and Rev. ami Jtfr. A. U. UarringBlrttye.w of ajte, j wiB!. jt, pfn&twi. for p, He graduated at Shaw Urrerwt j, . iH, mHy & lhc M Teferiini. Mtontl. Kaleigh, N. C, thea bteatoe a ed the reeeptum Uislnewlay evening, hut adtool teaeber. He wasaherwards th6yeiwr peilly diir.-d to greet

: register uf ueeda, and waa to take ont nw license to prajCMac- sv aani ik WW" "-fu .t 1 k. . U . -Idj. to tJoneress. Mr. Cheatham w Baid to be B ready speaker, Bad to

have the better Wtereawt Otl WW Wee enfartawer. The eonnty official and at luaartL v' ladSe.wr alo included in the iavita- .... m m I w,m end were present.. , ' , i ,1 After the P?t had entered the parlor A Well kltown Weal nriroad Omtrael- Parker tepnad for war.1 and on TflBB Wa recently approi-cbrd, in ! behalf of the Post, prweiuei the Ctovarnkis oSe by x friend, who request- If. j'"1 lh"'" sin only. "JS doWB,'' leottested j an V wreewha ..tircooiJj by -th. event, the rBilroBoW, nod the . teM-be .fiwBn?? rwaied, xpring himgelf

Wrrower teinatiied nnttl I he next qarter of an hour had paned,wten taeoSeiel. who had m ttie meantinte paHed Irfc Watch, replaced the tlSjejMeee nt hlft pocket Wtth Die eeutk : "There, I hae tneed job jnat tiS. The ifteen tiiiteshive "T. ?a!. 1 t t-oner i rrt'e-te. Conte in uln-atai. nat not ma. iawn hr Merit hts losaraaK aeMoia paid.- " . - . : - Indianapoii wa never more ateaditf, oBdly preaperoBs than it H to-day. A KroOT Mmaliaa itree mnrehan. who h. lived mcKwdUiw,aJdrotdv: "Tfera never was in India attpoiia och a broa.1, eobrtantia? teondattoa for a big city u there i te-4ay. I wewW rather have my chance bant to-day tiuin tr My .other, eittea I eeoU aerne. Theoaly thing we Wt want U an attempt at bewm? We wausttoew right along aa we. are eubig. aow lattadily.aMiwIv In the right olreoJawteowitb Btoommgton : Hevee in to hlrtnry haa tliere been a ateady and I growth. A "boom" iafolby a toag prrM of depreeaioo ; . iNBmiBwaaniaglM aeanythbtg of the eoav natwre' a "aeeaa" la a speealadre tfronk: it take rnae men, three day to get over a arank m heeaa iee,uire a BBattyywrfto-wa--W. A. Caddy, ehspbin of the Ies1arnre Bssentbly of Arisona, al.ii4t Mtat MtiAnniMl. Warn ant I21LS0 'to tbe ireaeurr departmeot ' at Washington. It is part of the writes: "I eaaoot see that it ia rieht fat the ralera to hike the peoplea Rioaey ad.pay it ont to some bypaerite to stand up befire the tieebodr and prty tor pay. lie ataa state that he acted as elerk f the legislature and received tor his wriyes $W0 but while ierlaratiaj( his duty be was also Wtdeyetl ia seHing wbioky - Be thinks lie should ret am the $640 to the govern oarnt. sad woa Id: do so if he bad it.' . . ,.';'.:': ' ojaXBW' : - Traetrbw -mghtew hit lerbtd den the nse of highways hy a recent enact ntent notes some one in sent ahead to warn fieopk of tii . ajrFortland Oregtiniant; To see B bunw? weighing three thwiaarid poo nds ia not an every day oeeorreare. 8nch aa animal ie now on rgbibitiiva' on Thirtl rtree. jhtar Yatabill, in this city. The brtfiie i five yean old, is W)J hands hfgb, aJ. I a . a iv incnee aroonu itwavai,afneiies 1 ittun j aiigt , 7 revt,fl ialies girt, inches aromtri hbrrhip, ant 1 1 levt tonr Hieoes m irvgia. his trirad ia 3 iaefcea hmg, 11 inches bager than a flwr lajrrel. He if B Clydesdale, aod isahsolnt elyerlet in pntpnrfMHr. There is wow a landing v&n Iron Batrnont for bi. inttt horiae. He will be 00 tziattnioii inarv bat jtir J

Opinion, Watertown, Dak.

BecetloB) or Got. and Mrs. Mellette. Thrir Ticevty-Third Wedding Anttmrmtrg Celebrated Amut-4 Scores of Friends- and Jeasant Surrounding. i Tkt Cmrital Ctfti (tnards awe! 0. A Yttermnn Kcspeat la mm ww" r and Wife. The reception gives by Governor and Mr. Mellette t their hill-top mansion Wednesday evening was one of those ntlnuit oosasions which nlwaya leave a pleasant and impressive picture hanging on the wall of memory a time wings ita fiig'it toward the unknown bavond. Th spHou parlors ware brilliantly lighted and tatWy decorated with plants and flowers, and the windows and porche and? tower of the building gaily illuminated with Chinese tatters. Above the archway in the middle parlor were arranged large evergreen Bguros -8" and 'W'denofing the date of tb'-ir -first and twenty-third Wedding anniversaries. About eight o clock the gnests began to arrive and by 9:30 every nook and comer of the building wa crowded with the ladjr and gentlemen friend of the host ana betters. Gov. and Mr. Mellette occupied the west parlor, where they received the conrsrmtuMfcMis -of their, friend, who Bled Lanham. of Brookinej.nnd wryue at ei mete, a son or mm governor, furai.hW instrumental music for the. occasion '. Refreshiuent were eerved in the large dining room, where fifty at a time partook of the delicacies there served. Co. B. Capital City Guard, numbering 26 man Sled in at 9:30 and greeted their Cummnfe-r-in-Chief and lin Jtidy. The governor wa not looking for an ovation of thi kind and lie was particularly pleascd with their cordial greeting. When nolle of the reception was given ont but few of thn friends were nwure ' tMVweMmg aivrary, and inSular that the occasion wa mm commemorativ ; cotnetoence transmrwa in toe reception appears that Mr. and Mr. Ovi. A. Pod-'a wire murrkt id th ntme mr h Gov. nd Mm. MellUe. the oame month, the :Me say, nd aliiHwt th aarne hour. 1 lrTid "l QswaBshnnj, at Bwominston. (till more ingulnr a MM Dfiddf acted a bridesmaid t Strt. ; Mellette, thongb no relation to our towns-wH.i-raniH ware m 1 LRU W JVU their IWrnitta. to the borne Thnnday evening where they aewmbied t the number of 73 ami fougl.t in the hattie in i-btry and con if with dram and ; trrshment geaenu! v provided by th.-ir thtJr pjfy it eHlnein ; sch a wy as to imiH him iu afU:r j r j to look into the raee of his i-oinVadr ! te'tlCeX ( hishet regard. HecWodby BequeaUng - a photograpti from nil the member a , cn. . 1. . . ' e : L. .L1'?- . GrR5 1 W.AIS1& VMIIS WttH SiellOer VJWTji'g ve taken, tstjwnring tWcolIaw 9 rv m - . j. a - a eourse is at the hack of the fad, but H at a go tieverfhcless. The collars vary in appearance, but meet of them are'of the mastiff siy and nearly all of them can- be let ont. In a walk. dow;n Cheslnot street, recrntlv, five yonng ladies with this highly original kind of belt 00 Wfre-eoonted. Tliree of them looked as if they wanted to ait dawn ami take a fresh breath, but the other two, who were more t&jader, were aa easy and chipper as yon pteaw. Philadelphia Inquirer. fBedford Hi. Iweltw Bltte fMewe Conapa my. A comnaoy, to be known as the Indiana Bine Strw Company, to open and operate the quart v immediately east of tbe Bine Hole, bought some time ago from the Hall estate, has been wenniaetl. It ia composed of Thos. V. Thornton, A. If. Davis, Ed. B. Thornton and Chiogo parties, Sttperitendeat Woodward desires to extend the Bine' Hole switch, which is owned principally by the L. N. A. A C. Ry., into the new qnnrry, but tbe C. i B:'$tone Co,, -who own the-Bine 'Hole quarry, and also a small interest in the switch, are opposed to the idea. If tlii s witch is not -extended a track wilt be ritn north to the Mackt-y road. A aurvey was made from the qnnrry to the E. &, R. this week, and a short, cheap sad practical route found. The quarry will he opened immedtately. It in said that the company already has a con trod to furnish Moe st e for a 11,000,000 bniiding in Chicago, ' This will be the twelfth of the Bedford group of steam quarries, aamed as fidtows : C. A B. Stnnc Co., (Blue Hole); Bedford Blue C. ; Indians Bine Stone Co. 5 Dark Hollow Stone Co. ; Voris. KortvnACn.; Hooker Stone Co. (two quarries' Old ami New Hnr) J Ot'litle. Stttoe Co. j David Bred ; Crim, Duncan & Co. ; ImhivitJe and Bedfiwd Stone Co.;, Perry, Bnskirk A Matthews. Then are also three ste-tm stone mill: The Hatlowell Stone Co.; The Bedford Steam Stone Works; and David-iRetd. The Kns:s City girl who was emivhwed of horse stealing was srateneed to ten years impriMttwenf, just (ike a man. Tliu,awly hut stfrrity, tbo RTeat estwe of j W.uiOU a T;rltM ia'UiatvHli 04,

Woven Wire and Plcketf

rence. Editor IndiHns Farmer. Mr. Chasf' Anthony of this place h-jB just completed 210 rods of a woven picket fence that for real servicedurability, cheapness and looks are superior to any other kind of feme we have ever seen. He had the posts set 3 feet in depth and 8 feet apart. About, every fifteen rods be had extra heavy p iits set in and well braned each way. The pickets are 4 feet long nnd 2xj inches. He hired an experienced man who furnished his own machine to weave (4 strands 8 wires) and brace tbe fence, for 20c. per rod. He braced it so that ii will never swap- in the middle of the panel by simply fastening a wire to the top ot the hrst post then drawing it down to the middie of the panel and then leaving a double hook in the fnrni of a let ter S, the lower part of this hook catching the lower strand Of wire and the brace wire passing through the upper part of the hook and on up to the top of the next post where it was securely fastened by a staple. The fence will turn anything from a chicken to a brenchy hall. We know about this rt f

it for we have been trying both thcjTb()inM Hagini,

ciitcktns ana me null on tins lence. Again, should a post rot off another can he put in the same place bv simply cutting the staples, or can lie set hetde the old one. The pickets are sold here at $4 tier thonrand. and it takes about S3 pickets to the rod. We have been able to figure that this fence cost Mr. a. more man ouc. a rna. It is true there are woven fences and woven fences. Some we have seen with 3 strands put tip in a slip-shod mnnner aud having a craxv appearance generally. Butrtherc is a machine and a way to make this a cheap and perfect fence and it all rests with the builder as to bow he will have it fione. I4.. C. Inflnence on their aide. Wntbingtnn Special. Mrs, Harristtn's mail contains every dy apiieal frrnn ofS'-e-seek-ers to use her influence with hi-r hti!land in favor of the .writers. Some of tbe corn-sjKindents request Mrs. Ilarrisnn to remind the president that their applications remain unanswered, they having heard nothing about them, and fear the E resident has inadvertently negted to act upon them. They beg Mrs. Harrison to look around the office for the letters or petitions and put litem where Gen. Harris on will lie. sure to see them; Some of the letters are from women. 'One of them recently wrote that tihe was a widow with .three "girl children' Her hitMbitml was killed in the war fighting en. the southerns side, and there was an onconwiou pathos in the details of a poor wi dowY struggles to maintain nd hriiiff ud 'Iu the fear of the Ijord" ! those three children. She w in tedJ a totoffice paying $3)0 ayt-iir, and yet "it would be agAwWend to mc" Ujie m-ATtwfote recently gbt big letter wages to Mrs. Har-t rison becatiiie he feared thut Hhree . : : -.1 . 1. 1 addressed to "your respic'ed hu--band, had failed to meet his eye." Tln letter hrt-athl the moat devnl. ed piety, the truest republican im and the most pronounced prohibition sentiments, and ended up with a request for an answer of Home kind that would maktt life a little easier for a man with ouly one leg. SoMlera' Reonfon Act. Ttb, Stts and 9n, 1889, tit Bluooiltigton, lad. For the purpose of commencing preparations for the reunion, a meeting was held Saturday, June 15th, at the court house in Blooruiuglon. G.-n. M. C. Hunter was chosen chairman ant) J. T. Eller S5ecretary. The Chairman appointed for each township soliciting committees as follows: , Bloomington Wilson Adams, W. W. Wicks, H. F. Perry, W. J. Alien and J. B. Mnlky. Perry 8. MoWylie, Win. Hepley, Henry Diltiuau aud Tliomas Kiljwtriek. Clear Creek John. Harrold, Silas Grimes and John C. Clay., Indian )reek Elmer Vilker, Weslev Kirk aud. A I vis Monri. Van Buren J. T-.EIler, J. 8. Dinsninre, W. F, Robertson and W. J. Brown. Richland John Bradford, I. K. Perry, Wash Faulkner, James Marksberry and L E. Cnnslnble. Bean Blossom Wm. Li ford, D. C. Pugh, James Davia, Wm, York aud J.S. Willi ans. Washington .Wm. Rnkirk, Marion Carroll, J. B. Rawles, John Bashn and l?Jiuh Khight. ' Marion John Back, Thomns Brown and John Tomer. Benton Wm. Peterson, W. L. Adams, Geo. Welch, Geo. Lampkins and Jas. Skirvjn. ali Creek Win. Kunn, Joseph Ltndsey and A. J. Lsunpkins. Polk Win. Smtlhem, Jas. Sexton, Henry Eads, Wm. Armbi'tislcr and liOwis Norman, An executive com iniUcc was appointed as follows: John Harrold, 8. McWylis, D. 8. Rtiwlinga, ,J. T. Eller, Dr. Whitted, Wilson Adams, W. J. Allen, W. W. Wicks aud T. H. Sudbury. On July 18th, 18119, at I wVlnek at I lie our! house, a meeting will he held at which all sol diers anti eitiaens are invited to at tend ami assist in making arrauge-

ments.for the reunion. j then as he looks again the visitor Gwtf. M.C. HlMiTKR, Chairman. ;sees it ia the luce of his pretty .hosJ. T. iLhtm, Sv-cfeury, ij.ew thai i.s smiling Jawu uy.u iiiu.

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of Connty ComniUsionert, Juno Tumi, 13HH. Poor. S K Bliorer, J B Clark. J & Clnrk, J limes A Kiddle, Robertson Uros., Wicks & Con K CfSmilb & Son, O B EaHon, C S Miller, T lSutterton, J B Klrby, Whitakor A Co., Woodward & Co., A H Wilion, 3 1i 2li O il 38 75 10' t 80 10 U 54 U0 OP 7 ao 8 ID r 00 7 35 3 3$ 29 50 43 00 1 II OS 6 n 6 25 10 20 G 31 WbiUket, Hash & Alexander, j llughe & WheUnil, jja Kolilnton, I O K alt-Henry, e at Diepniwn, Collins A Kartell, Chus Alexander, J M McNeoly M C McNeely, John Gilmore, Thoraiis A Todd, Cba llcPlieeters, Samuel Followcll, Berry Oweu, S M Mathers, " 4.1 S'J 30 SI) 7 Oil t 511 22 KI 10 51) 73 5:1 11 60 13 01) : 3 ) 1 5D 16 ) 09 10 0-1 10 40 30 Q'l 25 I t 7 80 12 00 Perry Hron W M Cain, Iwno Chltwood, Uliphiint Son, Permelin Cart, C Vanxandt, Andrew MorU, Joseph Cram, II F Miller, 3 35. 10 00! I 123 00 112 00 Atxcstori' Allowance: J H nunoock, David Houston, Ja A Kiddle, Alex C Spencer, Peter Bowman, Mitrion Field, J H Eaton. 35 0 103 00 151 00 123 00 113 00 141 00 103 00 103 (M 38 00 75 M 113 00 1 Wm Weimor, t Alien a jartur, j t; niutran. jasytveiier, i John Sherlock, J C Stubs, Taking Enumtralion.' Chaa Walker, Jn N. Thrasher, A J larrikin., Fletcher MuConno.ll, F F Cordar. MUJtcJfecly, Exra Perring, Itnae M Chitwood. W F Kinscr, A T Mnaaey, PiMic Building. Roger Kerr, Kobert McMichnel, Wm Halt, Owen McOabe, Wm Hall, H Lindlev' son, Win B Ilushea, Win J Alloa, Baker, Neeld & Co, Jnmcs Oilraorq, Ja Alkin, C A Mobloy, Bogtr Kerr, ;ywwi. J M Hlnkla. Woodwatd &Co 20 oo 18 oo JO oo i oo $ oo 10 oo 1 AA j Gilmore Bros , J HUiarK, -Wm J Allen, I II Hopewell, ' K Unltertun, U iiindlt Son. J VV Similiun & Cov, Wm B Uughci, Win B Hughes, Adntns, Mai! A Con Cron & Campbell, Kolmrt Fowler, to 12 5 0 la oo t 25 10 25 5 at ft .i 2 40 2 IU 28 7.'i Ulins Huglija KllwUTScirer,' 19 5i 58 20 2 90 - Spark, . - Bnker, Koeld & Co., Criminal Rxpcntt. Tbe J Farr, m 90 ! Bridges, Isaac Deckiird, 10 80 12 20 3 0. a"w 5 50 j (j Worlej-, j Wm T Blair, H a Allen, Printing ana! Adeerliting. W 8 Brad lute, 10 50 22 ao W A Gains, Book and Stationary. Bowcn & Merrill, W'ui B Burford, - Bead and Mithuai. Monroe Duarman, 12 50 i5 T5 f 50 At 11 OUcKII K, 0 00 City of lo mington (piko repnirs) 247 00 Juhn U'llniiinle, (iiikeruiittir) Collins & Karsell, Snm Catllcart, Faroes Gilmore, A J Knight, Wm Shield. (pike rt-pairs) (piko repairs ft -io 8 75 44 00 4 50 4 50 Coloiunii Carter, 4 50 Richard L StuDhnni. (nlke renairst lflS mi John CaitiplNsll, (piko repiursj 14$ 50 Solaria. John "W Craven, 304 00 200 00 683 05 16 10 12 00 41 r.0 38 50 45 50 : ' a waston, ! W I I iwtl . Mtl7 Thus J. Farr. U h McUalla, Wm Peterson, John Gilmore, . WyVte rW Hugh B Oarnpbull et al, 37 50 Wm T Blair, 5 oo Right Pike. Wm T Blair, 4 6 00 Stephen Pike. -WraT Rlalr, 09 Roger Pike. Wm T Blair, 5 00 WILLIAM T. BLAIR, ' Auditor Monroe Co. Bloomington, Ind, June 10, 1889. A visitor at Miss Georgia Cayvan's flat in Forty-sixth afreet says that even at this day and age- of the world Miss Cayvan has discov ered something new in the way of household mconiuon. it seems that when Bliss Cayvan closed Iter long connection with "May Blossom" there were a lot of bills containing her picture which were then no longer any use, and which she askt d for. She hail an idea that she could dn something pretty and unique with them, thou eh she did not exactly know what. After keeping them Severn I yeHrs ' she quite recently found what she was keeping them for. She has now cnt out the heads Ihey are in prelly oft colors on a block ground, and made a frieze around the walls of one of her rooms. The pictured face is eitrrou tided bv a sort oil nimbus of bright hat brims, and when it ia re pea ted again Bird again in close suceesaion, it is not evident ja! a glance just what the deeign is;

CLOTHING HOUSE Is the place for Cash Buyers. WE HAVE A COMPJLE E STOCK OF CLOTHING

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Which We ake SELLING 20 per ct, LOWER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN MONROE COUNTY. - WE 0FFEK, THIS W EEK, SPECIAL BAHGA tNS IN STIFF HATS all colors, fine Flannel Shirts, Summer Coats and Vests, and Straw Hats, JUST RECEIVED : A new line of Dress Shirts, Collars, Cuffs and Neck Ties- It will pay you to inspect these goods. West side square, one door north of alley. The Toimier Clothing House,

People laugh at presentiments, pietnotiiiitius, etc., and j et it wmht Hitnetirites )tisszle tlx-irt to exjiluiu the things they ridicule- A young mau of this city invested regularly in the monthly drawings of the Louisiana lottery lur three years and never received a cent At tl.e

16 oo j nd oi the third year he gave it up 21 oo.au n huuibtiu and resolved to never

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i tjLVlta i lew mouths alter ward he beciiuie

m as .-tmnely and suddenly imprtssid JJoNwilh the idea that if he wuld itt2 50 vest ouw tiiure he would win $!,- ao oo 600. Pie raked together $10 nnd 20 22 8CI1' "r '"'f l'C'Jt't a1' 'Ue 24 i8 tme wweiwd it. Last week he s 40 ' gut his return from the drawing. J 00 Several friends to whom he had rel laled his curious presentment were l 5G jtreM'ut when the letter was t(Mned, .and were greatly astonirfht-d to tiud it r,2 t! at ,,e hud drawn a blankus la.t no usual. 5J 0.r JwJi. L!U ' JLJ. j-JI 'lL"' 14 f.l

McCOUMlCK STEEL MOWER XH THORorjGtirA" guarantkud TIIUUUG i

AAU lttUUUUM.!pl.lgtisl) Uloomiiiijioit, Itld

T WILL BE SOLD AS ( IHvW 08 CIIB1PER THAN ASY MADE. THE McCOIt.MICK MOWEU IS GUARANTEED TO CUT GRASS WET OR DRY. It is Lighter on Horses than any other Machine, And does Better Work than any Machine ever made. IT IS SOLID STEEL. IT DOES NOT CHOKE, BUT WORKS FREELY AND RAPIDLY. JN0. W. SHOEMAKER, Agent, BlooBtlogtoB, Ind. GATES lended Java COFFEE Is tli CREAM of All tha Pickaga Cofftw. . . . For Sala by Learflug 6rocer. Wo AikYoatoTrylt. . . . . . PAOKSP BV A, B. GATES & GO. INDIANAPOLIS IND. MARSHAL'S NOTICE. By Instructions f tho Council, ufi person are heraby imtillo'l that tho tooU, apluinitu. or l"lnn -iiim of tho Fire Duartmciit will not will not oo loanco to private nartic. nnd anv one takinar sui-h articles

fiotti Iho City Building will b proccuM customers will grt the la-ni-flt of our refur l.rui)pH-. ' fluci'tl rmus on all rnilrtad lli.nn. Ftirm-

GEO. OWENS, Marshal. Q WASTED! O-ATTEWiTS to ciiiivbm for tha sale of Ntiifory Stwb A full lii.c of leading pcoiulti(!. Salary and Exnen- paid to siiuecasful men. Noi'itiieriaut-e nowsaary. Write for tarnii, stating (Mcr.iion lbi pupnr ) .!. L. BOOTH BY, Suwryman, Knst Park. Jul U-'oS.

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Everybody sniofct the "X. Y. Z" cigar. Jf'or sale by all fintdim dealers. Fob ToBAtx.o, Cigars, Coffees mid Teas, it will tie the projier thing for you to call on the Robertson Bros., northeast corner of the square. They have everything in stock that you may call lr. , Bad Odobr. John Brown ha, prepared himself with tight cats' litiiitCiils ami the proper tools, aud can clean vulis as well us men ivhn huve coine here fr-m the cities. 1 Call on him mid get figures. It is be ter to clean tip your premises j Iban to have sickness in the family. Smoke the G. X C. ar. j English Spavin Liuimenl removes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused i Lumps and Blemishes front horses, Hliiod Spaviu, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Hin-hone,S-tfi-s, Sprains, nil Swollen Throats, Cotiahs, elc. !sav by use of ouu ho'tle' i Wnrrnnli-il. l.v II. Imdiev. Siuolx the a o. O. Cigar. Do ydu want novtlties in (nepiuviirenu(l Gliibsvvtire? Hemp, Wilson ki-eps t-very thing yau may want at hi grotxry store, under the Progress oftuw--The keuabi,e and long estah lished eroi-ery house of Memp.Utl- . 6,., :., - r C.I. t sou is.sitll at the corner of 6th -t. nnd C'oltege Ave. Only the best goods kept iu stock. Smoke the 0. G C. Cigar. KobkbtsoN Bros, keep a choice stock of uroeeriefi, sud sell them at a small margin for cash. They also mnke a wpecialty of the feed business. All manner of b ed kept. Call aud set them t their handsome fiHim on the northeast corner of the square. STOCK OWNERS, READ. I herobv give notice to all owuurs of Live Stock that the ordinance) prohibitins Stock from mniiinir ut large within the corporation will be rigidly enforced. .rrosecttutm will follow upon the viulu tion of the law by any one. Thi ordiu unco must be observed. GEO. M. OWENS, -Marshal. in tHo lojuiiner FuiicrttJU Iii-citoIC AND FURNITURE DEALER. I carry in stock: tuk bust tiiia or FURKTURE ANH UNDKRTAKGOODS i:Vtnt KKVT IN BLOOMtNOTOr, AKD WILL I E(X to.U GOODS CUKAeKR THAN AMY I ox a. Comb and aca mk aaruax you :HtIY. ett0UTU IPB SUARK, WIWT OF CLAKK 8 6SAICBRY. l2tf-8 ALES MEN SALARY AND WAKTE I EXPENSES I mm paid or liberul commissions toMH fav local mn. Out-lit free l.otaW colloctiiii; Vermanent ponitions ciiftrin- . teed. Kjperionco un net-usury. Choice f territorv if apnlr Rt onca. I l. p. th ir iwton & ;o. I Kin pi re Kureurit. Itychcstcr, N. ?, I April 17-3m. pd. JSOTIC'E TO STORE KKEPKKS, HlfCIiSTKH. Av a? Alt H ES. ' II. H. Dronhfrg-r & Co.. Produce Dealeu of Krankfort, Ind , havo ouoneJ a tirugoh house ut Bloomington, ltidimia, for tliu purpojii of paying cub for Butter, 15!5 at.d Poultry. They expect to pay thi- hiirln-st cih priea at all time. Mr. jr. I) Dillman who Inn had ninny yean experience in tho lnn inrss will munagfl tlx ir ufl'uiM for them ill this point. Alt i;otd will bu promptly rRuiiUeii for that are rant iu by fivlahl or rxnrwa, ami t in of thi section will do well to eall up. on ilium nnd rerc-iva inrtruction alamt fHiFin; C'abon, ax they nmy as wll gut I500 for their poultry rrop bb $50. II. H. OUUN BEItGEtt & GO., April 84, "89. Bloomington, Ind. a ctitt to iluk.e J V. Salarv and Kxiionnes pnld. Money. or donwtwion it prelorrou. M,ieuicu waiitou ildiiiiwii. ntutliie niro. Tim U L. Van Ihwon JJursory. C

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IIMYI'S IVI5"W . BOOKS "HILL NYE'S THINKS," Mpa " NYE AND RILEY'S RAILWAY taUIDE " By III a. Mil, King of Humcrista and James t rnncoMB UiLsr, Prlnc (t Poeta. M i pages, too. Cloth, 1.00. "HILL NYE AND BOOMERANG," e pages, 3So "ISILL NYE'S BALED HAY," Any of the fttwve sent preptUd oa raedpn of price " REMARKS BY BILL NYE." SoMhi .kgunt. OUTFIT FREE. fS: eral andLoral Ajjents. Write 'tor catalog i aid special term tree. Addrva lap and Bosk PaMMwaialWIwtonlcBwktsHer, ts-aa ocaaaoNM sr. CHICAGO. IBxotuslve publisher of Bill Kye's Books. E.VST& EAST, Attorm-y. Kotice to Won-Reside t a. " State of Indiana. Monro County, s. in 'If Mci .n Cir ;l l!.'url, of Monroe ii nmy, in tliti Sthto oi Indiana, St-plcrn-bcr Turin, lass. No. 130. Sui'.ie Dafi v I-miMas B.ivl. Ito it knan, lh.it on tile 29th day if Juniinrr, 18-9. the-above numvtl plnintitr, byhrr nUornev. i the Clerk rih( i ;.'. , ,hn S1, iiKi in tiii otuco or lciitt Court of Mmr.:e Cniiii v in the State of fmliana, her eoiuplaint agninH tho above named defendant; ant n the 29th day of January, 1D9. the raid phi nlill' filed in the Clerk' ottlco tha nftiilavit of a i-ompetont person, fliowln; that said defendant, Leouidn. Divi, is not a resident ! the State of Indiana, acd aid plaintiff having by ndorfiiu lit t saiil eomplaint requitutt the delend: nt to appear in vaid Court nml aiwwer or (lemur thereto, N the 2d dny September, I ti0, and litis wur to her eonipininl tor divore. Now therefore, by order of anid court Mid defendant last above fiiimoil is herobj notitled of the Klinsr and pendency of said ciiinplaint agninrt him, and 1'int un!e.' he aptienr nnd answer or domars thereto, al the fiillim; of aid en use on ;h 3rd day of September, lS9, the same being the 2nd judicial day of a torm of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the City of Btoomingtint, Oil the first Monday in September, itt&9, ii t.l complaint, and the matter and thi it& tbi-rein eonuinod nnd alli-ged, will bo heard and dotermined in his abVenoe. KiJOCU FL'LLKB, Clerlu Slay 15th, 1SS9. Ohio tX rniaafaalppl Rallvvtijr. Ihe Ohio & Misnsippl Hallway la the direct fa.t line between Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis and all point East unil Wiest Pour through passenger train eaek way between Cincinnati and fSt. Louis are netewary to Hccommoaate it lariro nml constantly increasing voluma of travel ; j three between Cincinnati and Louisville, and two between Louiiivlllo and St. Lrnis. 111 tniitis all enter Union DepoU in Cincinnati, Louisville nnd St. Louis, tionyeniitntly located hear the centers ot business. Transfers n ether line nro ' hu avoiiicd. At St. lyouia direct connections are made in name, depot with trains of all lines for the West, Northwest and So ithwest, Tbo Ohio & Missisfippi Railway tr ves speci 1 attention to colonist going eithe - sinrlo or in parties. Our apronU sr prepared at all ttiiii.- to furnish informath n ns to rate unci routes to pcinls West; price and locution of lands, an i when paxsenuort are ready to start will cull ui them rt their homes, if dvtired, seeum tickets at lowest rate nnd attend to checking biU!gnco and shipping freight tbietiith to destination. At l.oursvi'le connection nra madn in Unlor Depot for all points Bait nnd South ait. nnd in Union Depot, Cincin nati, lur tho 4at, .Northeast and . South east. Through 1'iillrtiiin 81oeuinir C:irs ara run b,ir this line between t Lul, Cinciunai i, Louisville, Wmliinetoii, Baltimore and ir tei mediate slatioii. Piillmnn I'arlor Caw ro run 011 day trains via IhU line. Travelers oine to any point 15ast, Vt, Noith or South, should Dli.le it their liusines to ask for ticket via tha O. & M. Rniiwnv. Pngcrs purchasing b eal tickets will j save 1 v cei.t 011 citcu inre, as uiu iiwun raiu is 10 cunta less than the rate on tho t.wn. For reliable infornn'tion in reflirenfeto route, rates, tickets, etc., to all paints throughout the UnitiKi Mates, call on Ticket Agutit ot coutiectliig lines, or ad dress BK!fJ. P ADAMS, Ticket Agonl, O. & M. Ry., BUwMnlngb.ui, Ind. C. . Jtt&'BS. Dinrict Passtncer A frmit Vimi.lt lit... tn'll. : 1 . . . . . .... . ... . . . . ,1. r. u iijn A reii rn-si, uen.Manaeer. W. II, SUATTliC, t" IWr. Act- i CliyLVSAi, v)bw.

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tLlA lliinl.n Af T IOM ...I, h'Jm.a. m , Doing ttie mil day or (aid monta. tor me piirpeae oi equalizing aa at lion of the personal property, money credits a assessed nnd returned by several aesor of Moaro eoojity, the vear 18(J9. Sai I assessment being lied aeoording; to w. i - WM. T.' BLATK, V Auditor Monroe County, MARSHAL'S NOTICE. To tbe citiaans of Bloom mirtun. it navmg neen represented mat cer tata . persons are or nave been osing water from the firs cistern, of the city, fuel person, and all the inhabitant ef the cit are heraby noliSed that such use. of tb Ore cistern is a violation or law, tad wUI be prosecuted as tuck. . GEO. At. OWENS, Marshttl, Taudalia lIn.

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