Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 July 1889 — Page 2

Preparatory to bringing on the largest FALL STOCK EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY, we offer the fol-

lowing SPEC3IAL PRICES, with many others,

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Mens' half Wool

Mm Woolen uortstrew t Mens' Indigo-blue all wool ' . Mens Fine Cassimere . Mens9 Fine Imported Cor&serew

...!"- - ' Mens' Seersucker Coats and Vests, 75c.

Mens9 Fine Cassimere Pants, worth $3 to $5, NOW MARKED v-7;i7:;: T O 82 and 83.50. 1 GREAT REDUCTlOrt&IN SUMMER GOODS OF A& KINDS. 8trav Hats, Fine Summer Gnats and Yeats, without regsiwj to cost. Special reduction in For Hats, Rome 12.50 Hats reduced to $1 .50 ; fkm fiom 3 to fa. BOYS' AND CHU,DREN3' CL()rHINGi,boe4 from 50s. tof? per suit, to close them out. - EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE AT A POSlTIYE BARGAIN This we do to

BeaumberrnrPrioa to alt.

Mr Keaaember, the Pride la ia Plain Figures, .af Beasember, these are honest and jegitiamte cats for the reasons above named.

Jrtntsf Wtdmvtlag Homing, y VIUUX A.BAXZ, 1 Hilar w AABCB, 9USm a Year Kew oar natural gas people sees so thnk the eHisens of Btoomiafton mm j take advantage of Adi Hilty a resident of toe. town of who etaiBM to nave a aaecewtai experiment in IMiftian natural ma Heelalma abttlto rcdnee it to the eonMbMf lllnF T tkia Grot M. : . jit- i periment he KdoceoT.MMI qnarts flail pnteMe.ttert, fad efauma tint the coodensed gas bsraed and heated an ordinary stove for twelve hoars, if e has peat fitith in the poaaibiUtks of the dweoverr and has applied for a patent. In its coadeMed form it can be sold mnch cheaper tan oil, which fa bow need for fhd. He also saya ibat it iaaafe to baodle and that there is no danger whatever ef explosion. 'A VORtog man was accidentally a&Mft tlr m ftMli fiaua a WJhrr rid a ... m , j w wii mww. j. .w at Aitdertioa, one day but week, and has afaea died. The nss of ... . : .m, L1 L perieaeed boys and menia becoming too common. The cartridge need la this rifle Ja composed of dynamite and pulverised glass, and a wonod.f rodurea .blood poisoning and fetal resnfta. - -Attoiney General Micbeoer, iat anawer to an inenhv as to the formation of iaew precinets noder the new ai iotrodnciag the Aostraliaa sjstem, aaya that county commissioners cannot form new prsacta anUl the Jose term, 1880, as the; law doe not go into eflect until then. Tfc Ebffliab snarrOw ia cranivoroua, aiid, like all mtuvoroos birda, rating iaseeU only apariogly whew preswd ty Ironger. Inseelrvomaaand flsb eating birds, as the crow. IdaaMsy, the black bird owls, hawk, eic, are always lean in Arse, whilst all the grate enters ere wbo well fed. Tb En glish epanow f.i generally fat the year r ouwF, and w a delietoas bird . for th table. The restaurants of this city gbcoid understand this, and aid in tho destrueUoa of the I'ersoM who have a superstition dread of Priday will he pleaed to km that this n a year of Friday; It came in on Friday ana wui to out on jrnasy. nd i win lave 6 Hy-t nree of the ili-omen-ed days. FMr months io this year Iwva Ave Fridays each; and the longest ami shortest day of the year each talis oa Friday, it will be nmembered Unit the greatest of all America's disaster, the Johnstowa horror, oeavrred on Jlida. ; ...

these

Suits that said for from tf ft if u tf ft ft tu uiouiuv iw prepare

-Eighteen Cincinnati grocers offer their customers three percent, discount if they 'will carry home their purchases. They can afford to do even better than this, as some of them have to keep as many as eight horses, wagoos and drivers. ' -The quaTantine that waa placed over O. M. Elder's livery stable at Greeosbnnr, 00 July 7, by health ofiieer Johnson was raised on the 9th, but not until three horses were killed under tee direction of the. State Veterinary Surgeon Knowj;i of Term Haute, who raaUe an e; nmination. ' He declared that horse of Bev. E. B. Bawls, and to Pi, -M. Elder.both ---f l r. . ,t. i j "s "5' " n a fine stallion belontrinz to L. B, Elder; living three miles in the country, had glanders, and they were aeeoroingly killed. It is believed that the disease will not uow spread further, as good precautionary measures have been adopted. Bedford Mail: A cloud-burst occurred at Salem, Ind., on Thursday July Ut about 9 o'clock. The north bound passenger train was caught in it and delayed over an boor and a half, the water on the track comine into the fire-box of the locomotive and putting out the fire several times. lit one place a pile of driftwood had been formed on the track which it was necessary to remove. Considerable stock is thought to have bean drowned, and much fencing destroyed, . JSo human lives are known to have been tost. A young man who was on the train and got oft' at Bedford described the roar of the rushing waters as resembling Niagara in volume. A heavy bank of watery looking ilouds was visible in the south and east 'from this point Thursday forenoon, but no rain fell here. ' -Fifteen years aco, says the Kansas Cifcv Gazette, a Missouri W left his borne and started out to become the President of the j United States. He got is far as Cincinnati. The boy is now one of the best shoemakers in the Ohio 'State orison. -Henry Wattersoo is again writing moving articles on the high price or oastor oil, due to the robber tariff. He goes, as it were, into the very bowels of the subject, this may be regarded as the Kentucky opening of the campaign ot 1892. The following Irom the Vineennrs Commercial would lead one to believe that !igbcadcd people are not confined to any special loelit : "Pec-Die with swelled head do not attract. Tlmv rnal- A ml Mier -TRe jutsou witn an enlargedreraninm has come to hiuiself, (Manpower ior good- Iiu lene reduiicd to a ininimum. Keneefnrth he should lie ennteiit to follow and nt try to be a leader of men. It there are any people in Tiwennes that thw shoe 3:wiijr wtii pleaae a-Muat it."

THE COBITEB PRICKS NOW MARKED. 2.50 NO W MARKED 6.50 NOW MARKED 8-00

$1.50 to 5.00 8.00 to &;so 9.00 to 10.00 it NOW 15.oo to 16.5o NOW

Mens Blue Cottonade Pants, 65c.

uui jcau ituuiv A Stone-Carvlngr Machine. A IB at, N. Y., July 9. A machino has btan set up in the carving building At the Rhode Inland granite works here which will prolwbiy revolutionizo all former (fibrU Mt .flno granite, ilate and marble cutting. ' It is culled- the pneumatic carver. An air cylinder run by team direbarges into a reccirer, whoro an air preaaura of from forty to fifty pounds M carried. This air ia fed out in the carving room through a large number ot flexible tubes, which in turn ar-j attached to the pneumatic carver. Tliji tool consists ot in yhjtat, pish ath a" le. Mkg&00 . of admit- . the pis. . Bxutche-3 to the iKartf erJytng the cutting tool, it' ouird. : The movemont e; the stone. The return stroke is made y-neaM of a powerful rpring. The trbke is short, but is made with marvel ous rapidity. xn machine .can he ran at ,13,000 or 18,000 strokes per minnte. with hia left hand and cantrol. Che nr. .

THE

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sure with his right, anj ia able to turn this marvolous stonp-ohower in all diree-!of tions to suit his work. -Tho machine makes a noise like a summer locust, and

in fact some of tho workmen have dubbed tbera "stone locusts." when the carvers nn.a Ah nut i muhI!.. I tin u.. r..n on therronnd that tliev were ecivciallv on the ground that they were especially disastrous to labor; but this fueling tenuis to have worn away, and they aro regarded as saviors of an immense amount of muscular force. With ono of the large machines a workman may out a half-inch swam, nair an men deep, tntougn tun hardest granite with incredible speed. A wood-worker with sharp tools could not groove a pieon of pine much quicker. An action is pending in the Supreme Court at Brooklyn, N.Y., against W. Duke & Sons, manufacturers of cigarettes, to recover $10,000 lor libel. The plaintiff is Gracie Wade, who ia understood to bo an actress. The plaintiff alleges that tho defendants have tak en a picture of her face and head and attached it to an immodest representation of a woman in tights, and that numerous photographs or drawings have been made of this composite portrait and distributed throughout tbe country in boxes of cigarettes and exposed in show windows, outside theaters and at other places, thus exhibiting her to her friends, neighbors, acquaintances and the public in a way calculated to lower her in their estimation and to injure her character and do violence to her feelings. " The ease with which pension frauds are committed, under circumstances that favor a swindle, can bo seen by a case unearthed recently. The widow of an Audersonville victim got a pension of 136 a month in 1871. She married again and died in 1873, Hit hufehund took her pn iters, married a woman who was made to personate her until he died iu 1887. She took up with another man, who learned her stwy and made her continue tho swiudle against her will. When they separated iu 1888 she ceased drawing the pension and invest igat ion revealed these facts. Since 1873, for fifteen years, a fraudulent pension has been paid, amounting to 86,480. Portland Mercury. i . Those persons whose contributions added materially to the fund sent to Johnstown, by tb W. C. T. U.(hve a

and ask your ex-

MARKED 7.5o to S-oo MARKED lLoo to 13.5o t 99

CORMEK

share in the thanks of Mi01ar Bnrton,! r fas, ,,re"es President Ked Cross Society, r.-cuived in I and Will be here early UU. geptemacknowledginent of draft. She writes I her to take regular work.

that "tho Kod Cross Sjocletv has a good hospital there and a goodly numtii-r of cases, which it is taking beautiful care of, SS SJS! i ercatwork beinc accumplishid by this. but that (o proviuo nonirs lor the jie ipie 1 . . i ; .. : ' 1 1 1 ; 1".. : . I organization, in co-operaiioa with the, Johnstown Finance Committee. llr ' little contribution entitles us to an interest i in the coUagus being roared for the home-

less in the Conemaugh Valley, msile no ullilo by a eeneious and rn t-b ea rreSt

exUntting its svnipathy and aouuda nco. V Spencer Democrat : From Mrs. John Wayland we learn the news of a dreadful accident which befell Mrs. Dr. L, B. Johnson, who resides in Texas, an aunt of Mrs. ! Wavland. of this dace, and who ,ja wejj known to many of our citiOS. 1 hi accident OCCIirrCd July 1 1st from the accidental discharge a pistol.- It seems that Mrs. Tu . i . , Jonoson was engaged in cleaning up her sleeping apartment, and in .taking the sheets or couuterpine i . . . n t Which WAS Under the UlllOW. WUS thrown to the floor and discharged, the ball taking effect in the abdomen and iwssinz entirelv through the body. Mrs. Tin. Johnson, a niece of the lady, was in another room and was horrified to find her aunt mortally wounded. Physicians were immediately summoned who soon arrived and informed the lady that the wonnd was mortal. ENUMERATION OF 1889. Auditor's Office, Hod roe Oo., Ind., I July 7th, 1880. j 'n'OTICB is hereby, given, that tbe 4.vrwriiaup Jiwwa V, bill) SflVGrHI township of said county have made and returned to this office their enumeration of the whito mu!e inhnbiUnti, also Hlio colored male inhabitants over the age of twenty-one year in the respective town ships. Said enumeration is now S(ibj'0t U the inspection of the public U the Audi tor s office, with a view to the correction of any errors, mistakes or omissions made therein. Tho following table contains the aggregate number of the inhabitants over the age of twenty-one in each of the townships and the total number in the courty : Townships.

White. Cot- Total ored. ' 30 380 318 348 1U 113 220 228 841 74 913 413 6 418 871 2TI 500 13 f.23 lOf. 19 j 230 2ao 3G I 367 230 230 4013 93 4106

Bean Blossom, 'Washington, Morion, Benton, Bloomington, Xttchland, Van Huron, Perry. Salt Creek, Poik, Clear Cretk, Indian Creek, State of Indiana, Monroe County: I, William T. Blair, Auditor os Monroe County, do hereby certify thatltbo above and foregoing H a full, true and com plots statement of tho Humour? of wnite mnio inhabitants and of the number

of colored male inhabitants over tb agoiWi lk Ysn tn Trs H oftwenty-ope year in Monroe county.f 1,8 m 10 ' '

and in each township of said county, in the year 1889, according to tho enumeration made and returned by tho several Township Trustees of said county, on July 1st, 1889. WM.T.BLAIH, Auditor. July 10, 18S3;

CLOTHING HOUSE HAS REDUCED PRICES SOn all Summer-

CLOTHING AND

CHILDBEDS' STRAW HATS AND CAPS; MENS' STRAW HATS and FINE LIGHT STIFF HATS. FRENCH FUMEL SHIBTS

and Summer Coats and

HOUSE IN MONROE COUNTY.

Come and sec these ot tue Alley. -The fruit train that goes north, passing this station of the Monou at 10:15 carries a passenger coach, and persons who delight iu going fast can have a chance at this experience any night. This train arrives here at 2:10 a. m. as a local, and lays by till 5 a. m. before starting to Louisville. In fiw (lays and ajhalf Frank Thrasltr of Van Buran tp. cut 02$ acres of wheat. TMie wheat was extra good. Alfred Thrasher, who is one of the well preserved workers of that neighborhood, acted in the capacity of a binder, and he is a good one, too. WnnMaHhcw, of EHletisviUe, will move to Bedford to takje charge of the quarry belonging tuj Perry, Matthews & Busk irk. Fifed Matthews will run the Eljlettsvillc quarries, assisted by M, M, Wingfield.. . Eld. Wm. Boss, who has delivered several discourses lor the Christian brethren on Kirk wood , I I.: . , I . II Geo. A. BnsbirJ"' with tho good luck attending ltVew Binkirks, 6- apitmeot by the Marion conutv ctmvmiSMoneM to WOrk up the record? of that county frrtm H.p Ju5iiuinw a iob that will ,rom "'WUttWng, a joo inat.MUtlOCCUny :H Or I WO. Gtem.-.- rrell and his son Rodney Harrcil, both formerly from the viuimty of Snnthvillc. have met with death recently the former in Washington Territory and the latter io California. Wheat threshing hss begun in Monroe county, and tbe predictions of a large crop of good wheat are verified by the result as far as the threshing has been done. The Missionary Band, com prising about thirty Hurrodsbur; children under the directorship o Mrs. Hadlocic, gave un interesting exhibition in the C. P. church of that town one uigbt recently, "James, my son, take this letter to tbe postoffice and pay the postage on it, it is an order for a Light Running New Home Sewing Machine for your mother." James returned, highly elated, and said, "father, I see'd a lot of men putting letters in a little place, and wheu no one was looking I slipped yours in for uothing and brought back the postage." AOTIC'E TO DUE BUILDKR8 AMD STOXE WASOXS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tbe Board of Commissioners of Monroe County will receive bids at tho County Auditor's oSUa until ONE O'CLOCK, JULY 18th, 1889, for the building of S tone Abutments on the Morgantown road, near Wchaol FleouerV ' Also for one Iron Brid ge to be erected t said point, Tho Board of Cnmmlssionrn will reservo th e right to-M-Jt any or all bids. Plans and t pecincations for said Abutments and Bridge being now on file at the Auditor' office. Payment for said bridge to be made in casn on completion or the job. W itness my h and and official sea! this 1st day of July, 1889. WILLIAM T. BLAIB, Auditor Monroe Co. July 3, 1889. GATES ended Java COFFEE is tiw CREAM ef AH (ft Packags Coffus. . . . For SaJe by Leading 6rocer$. PAOX6P BY A. B. GATES & GO, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

Vests JLOWER THAN ANY OTHER

goods. West side Square one door JTOBTH

J, Jt TO Everybody tmokrs the "X. Y. Z." cigar. For sale by ail Jlrstclaa dealers. Fob Tobacco, Cigars, Coifees and Teas, it will be the proper thing for you fcisrff on the limoeteott' Bros"., northeast corner of the square. They have everything in stock that you may call for. Bad Odobs. John Brown has prepared himself with tight casks, chemicals anil the proper tools, and can clean vaults as well as men who have come here from the cities. Call ou him and get figures, tt is he'ter to clean up your premises than to have sickness in the family. Smoke the O. C. C. Cigar, jj, the rEoriR raise ihcir voires in praise of the grocery house of Chus. Mci'hceters. It is n neat, clean establishment, where everything you may call for is kept in it season. The genial proprietor is always glad to meet his old friends, and will have your goods delivered promptly. Smoke the C. C. 0. Cigar. Do you want novel tirt i in Qwensware and Glassware? Hemp. Wilanu keeps every thing you. .tatty 'want at his grocery store, uuder the Progress office. The reliable and long esfabi. , i , , ., itr-i listieo grotiery uouseoi uemp. uhson is still at the corner of 6th oi. and College Ave. Ouly the best goods kept in stock. Smoke the C. O. O. Cigar. Robertson Bros, keep a cuoice stock of groceries, and sell them at a small martrin for cash. Ther also make a specialty of the feed business. All man nerol teed Kept, Call and see them at their hand some room on the uortbvust corner of the square STOCK OWNERS. READ. I hereby give notice to all owners of Live Slock that the ordinance prohibit ing Slock from running at large vitiun tho corporation will be rigidly enforced. Prosecutions win roiiow upon iue .violation of tbe law by any one. This ordinance must bo observed. GEO. M. OWENS, Manihal. lm the leadtstsr AND FURNITURE DEALER. I CiaT IS STOCK TUS BK8T VMM ov PURNITUBE AND UNDERTAKING GOODS KVBK KIIT IV ULOOMIKOTOir, AKI' WIT.l HRU. YOU 00008 CIIKAPKH THASI J NY NS. CuMK AND SK MK HKFH1IE TOO nor. msraovra sion kouabk, west or Cuxx's Gkockby. so2(t-8 ALESMEN WA-NTE m C S ALA iiY AND EXPENSES a I paid or liberal commissions to nJB W local men. Out-lit free no Haw collecting. Permanent positions guaranteed. Experience unnecessary. Choice of territory If apply at onue. t,. r. xh u its i USi cu. Empire Nurseries, Kocbester, 1!. 7. April 17-3m. pd. 1 NOTICE TO STOHB KEEPAMO KRS, FARMERS. H. H. D'onborgor & Co., Prodtto Dcalerj of Frankfort, Ind., have opuned a branch house at Bloomington, Indiana, for tho purpose of paying osh for Butter, Kcrgs and Poultry. Tboy expect lo nay the highest cnsli price at alt times. Mr. J. D. Dillmun who has had many yenr oxporience in tho hin-ines will nianago thi.ir affair for thorn at this point. All goods will hi promptly remitted fc r that are sent in by frnigbt or express, unit customers will get the bpnoflt of cur reduced rates on nil railroad lines. Farmers of this suction will do well to cr 11 up on them ami receive instructions abcul raising Cabons, as they may at will get f 500 for their poultry prop as $50. H. H. DitON BERGEK & CO., April 34, '89. Bloomington, Ind. Q WANTED! to eanvsss for the salo of Nursery Stock A ful 1 Une of leading specialties. Salary and Expanses paid to successful men. Nocxperionca neccssnry. Write for terms, stating age. (Mention this pnpor.) C. L. BOOTH BY. Nurseryman, East Park, JulylT-'sa. Rochester, .S. Y.

HATS,H

URN Eli & UO. The Monroe Coanfy Fair wir,r, BE FIELD SEPTEMBER 16ih to 2th, 1889. TJJOTTItKMlESUHIS ?50, 25 jCNDTiS; SAME PREMIUMS FOR PACING. . (Green ring in each gait $30, $15 sod $1(1.) FAST TROTTING, $100, $45 AND $15. RUNNING 1UCE 130. MULE, RACE, J20. PREMIUMS AMCUNTWC TO 1,500 WILL HE DISTRIBUTED. Best Wafer ami Finest cated (ironads ia the State. LoSead far Prtminra List. A. E. JC0NM)?!, President. CEO. P. aSIPBELL, Sec'j, EAST & EAST, Attorneys. . Notice to Kon-Reatrifnt. Plate of Tndiunn, M (;n-o Comtt e. asV" I ho Monroe Circuit Court, of Monroe county, in the Stele of Indiana, Swptout her Term, 1869. No. 1C50. Sallio Dttvis vs. Leonidos Davis. i Bo II Known, tout cm lue snn ny oi r . 1 . . .1 .... I. J... - r ; , anuarv, ma uphove named rb'intiff, ov nnr swornovs, aieu in uie ouw oi the Clerk of thu Circui t Court of Monroe Couuly in the Slnto of Indiana, her complaint iigainst lb.) above named defendant; and on the 20th day of January, 1889. the said p Inintitf filed in the Clerk''! office the affidavit of a comprtent person, showing that said dwtadant, Leonidas Davis, is not a resident of ths State of Indiana, and said piaintitT having by endowment iip snid complaint required the defendant to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto, na the :ld day September, 18S9, and answer to her complaint tor d ivoree. Now therefore, by crdcr of sakl court said dedindant lastabovo named is here by notified of the tiling and pendency f said compu.int ngamst mm, ana tnav unless he appears and Answers or demurs tlhsrcto, at the calling f said cnuse on the 3rd day of rjpplomhur, 1889, the same being the 2nd ludicial day of a terra of said Court, to be bcguB: and held at the Court House in the City of Bloomington, on the first Monday in September, 1889, said, complaint, and tb matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in his absence. ENOCH FULLER, Clerk, May 15th, 1889. Ohio tt MtantaaipBi Railway. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway is the direct fast line between Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis and all points East and West. Pour through passer ger trains each way between Cinciunati mid St. LnttU are necessary to accommodate its large and constantly increasing volume of travel ; three between Cincinnati and !iiui.-ville, and two between Louisville and St. Louis. Iu trains nil enter union Depots in Cincinnati, Louisville and Bt. Louis, conveniently lotrntod near the-centers ot busi ness. Transfers to o.her lines are thus avoided. At St. Louiii direct connections are made in saino depot with trains of all lines for the West, Is or th west and Southwest. The Ohio & Mississippi Raflway gives special attention to colonists going West, eitner single or in parties, uur agent are prepared at all times to furnish infor mation a to rates and routes to points West; price and location of land, anl when iiassenKers are rmdy to start will call on them at their homes, if dreir.vl, secure tickets at lowest rates and attend lo checking bapgngo add shipping freight thiougb to destination. At Lonisviile con mictions are made in Union Depot for all points East and Southeast, and in Union D.iit, Cincin nati, for the East, Aoithenst and South east. Through Pullman Sleenlne Cars are ftm liu Ihlft llttA tif)u.An r.Aiiii cinnati, Louisville, V isliinirton, Baltimore and intermediate slnt ona. Pulliuan l'arlor Car aro run on dv trains via this line. Travelers coins to any point East, West, :Sorth or r-ou h. should muke it their business lo ak 1'or ticket - via the O. & M. Railway. Passengers nurchasins local ticket trill save 10 cor 1 8 mi each fnre, asthe ticket rate is 10 cents loss tnan the rato on the train. For relinblo lnformtion in reference lo routes, rates, tickets, etc., to all points thrnugheut the United States, cull on Ticket Aeent ot counoctlas line, or ad dress BEKJ. P. ADAMS. Ticket Asrent. Q. & M. R'y., Bloomington, Ind, C. 6. JONES, District Passenar Acent Vincennes, Ind. J. P. BAliNAHD.Prcst & Gen.Manairer. W. B. 8UAVXCO, Gen. Pass'r. Agt.

CismsKATt, Ouxo.

LOUDEN & KOGEHS,

Kotice to iSou-Reald State of Indiana, Monroe Coanty, An i ue aiouroe circuit uotm, ber Term. 1889. Complaint Ho. 1689. . jjft Theodore J. Louden vs. Aoixxt BL Cyrus Wobb, et al. flow comes the piaintitT by Rogers, hi attorneys, and lie 'lb olaint herein, tozetber wfth that said defendants, Robert S. Cyrus Webb, are not reiidaaU State of Indiana. Notice is therefore herhy wireu tttl! tenaants last naioea snat qqiije and appear on the first day of term of the Monroe Circuit Coort, ': noiaen on the orsl Monday ot Sop A. U. 1889. at toe Court Hoohs in ineton. in Said County and State. answer or demur to sold eoUolalnfc.' same win oe asarp. una OeLermlnoa ' ta

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court, affixed at Itlootnimrtun. thia la day of July, A. D. 189. . : 8ai. ENOCH PULLBB, Clerk Montoa Chuit Conrt. July 8,1889. ; MAllSHAL'8 HOTIfe-7;; By Instructions of the CooieD. sons are hereby notified that the toot, partntent will not be loaned to p'lra' narties. and uit one t&kinw Mieli artialaa nil, va maw........ w. ..

from the Citv Ruildin will he nirniwwntafl :

UKO. OWKJNS, Marehal. . MARSHAL'S KOTIClT To the citizens of Bloomington. ' ' ' T. 1 i . . J . persons are or have been cudlhE from the Are cistern of tho citv. persons, and all the inhabitants of the ejJt are hereby notified that such use af tto Ore citterns i a vtolatioa ox law,, will be prosecuted a och. ' GEO. M. OWENS, Mftrtftt&i -mr -ar .f".::v isiiuassa jaaaaawj. . ; Tbe Great Feat Mall The Shortest. Best, and Quickest between the North od Sooth.! West Bound Leave QrfepBcastla J tion 1:07 p. m., 9:0S a. m., li !(-;? Arrive. Terra Hitute. 1:00 w.ftu iata . ' : . m., a. in. -.ji Arrive, Effingham, 18 p. l;9 a Arrive, St. LoaiJAp-v A 7:00 a' m. Arrive, Kansas iMy, eOO a. n jKl IR. Going East Leave Jnactiaa,a33 1.43 p.m., 2.18 a. ra., tM s., " - Arrive Indianapolis, 5.CO p. aa, !fJK m.t . a. m., .ia'a. a. j fliini Xirl li Tm.. 1m ITamSa p.m. and &00 a. m. Arrive, South Read, 11.00 p. aVii am i.ia p. ta. Root bound ano wast honnd daily. Making direct connect Ion lor ail pOMi under the sun. Your coneoUon sure and quick in Union Depqtt,.-i xransters or iiay overs ana your modnttons are unexjfllea. Any intormauon regaruing . MfM CH AS. H. M1X1 Traveling Pasa. ArtVLiK Terre IIanpBf I R. A. POBD, O. P. A, St. Louis, DUNCAN A B.VTMAN, All?jj Notice lo lVca-Rl4a'ti.; In the Stato of Indiana, Monroe eWfM! In the Monroe circuit court. SenUattbi term. 1889. '".Mit

Nancy J. Short, Milton Battrtivn.riiM

T. Battertoii, et al, vs. Paul Hurt, v uurt, jjavia tt-:r, tt ai. Now comes the plaintiflh, hy their i torneys, and dies their complaint ar In, together with an affidavit or a eons I tent person that said defendant, Hurt, uruce nun., uavtd Hart, Uef . Af ford. Harry Croxon and Williaas tftanti are not reside nU of tbe State of ZaatM that a cause of action exist agaf oat tkij mm ine stimc 15 sur Dnriiiion urraunn and that said non-resident ofiolia&.if necess.iry pieties tlioroto. ' ' notice is snereiore nereoy rivewsaiai: on the first day of tho next term ots roo circuit court. I o be holden on th ll

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