Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 22, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 July 1889 — Page 2

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EAUL STOCK EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY, we offer the foilowing SPECIAL PRICES, with many others, and ask your ex-

amijmtiqn to verify the facts :

Wen half Wool Corkscrew

Mens In iigo-blueaU wool"

-glie imvortea Uorkscrew

Mens9 Seersiii:er

Mens' Blue Cpttonade Pants, 65c, Mails' Fine Cassimere Pants, worth $3 to $, NOW MARKED.

vt:":- GREAT REDUCTIONS IN SUMMER GOODS 0. (niw .lfetft. Fine Sumner Owto and Vests, without regard to coat. Special reduction irr

fSte 9. JRixo ajiix EVERYTHING IN '." :

,0 Prwe to all. , the Price in Plata Fienres.

these tie bosest and abore named.r. Mf mttmtSue Ins decreed ka( iue j;nea stamp most go. Ureesi mm. jetty eolon it m naiareB faw4te aid m emblematic f patriotk sa and hope to Ike minds rfsnasr p-opje. B on postage kii a reminder of oDeUi .of maii delaved.of the lettar fJtat aever .earner and the a " T . . 1 with iMritbter color which will Beaatsmrrof bririitac dan for fa B7 Jc4a L. Sails van and kia WekarawiillWida about NVao aa tiM MaaM f aai r raeehrta of date aoaov d faMaaaiaaati o the ariat ftaM wt Kit taiaw Hoaaa pewa wo. ata in potfti m fc r hi tktf tka aam will iaa t!AM. 8lBaa ShaaawOlgat ftaaa atLeaai-Bajasoa, wUaa b dw lanmt saiaaMraafcaYacMimtjAtav. If be' , ukaa ttaaaatm drtnkena ad deUoelMtv whfek ta paraaed tar twoerftwaa yaan before Ma ag(M, W Ht bo at ia taaaiiate asrbaa before Iftbgoveramof Missaasrppi, ' Loniafuns aaWI Abtbama were kal as jeaJowDf the honor and digaitToftbeirstateiin the matter of cltt4iaMi tber seamed to ba with rsgard to jwiae fghta, digital aritation aCTow the wwangniniwl ftn awa woajd be an easy latttr, Ctifej em Browa, of IdlM),'atrj m) has been informed by HwjmiABtnHnueita seaswa of Omtiras wffllw dMI n OnXI'H V prettr oareet. sod Of mn.MmJ'Afm to-wsl tks ioor at 1 ato-msy fcrad toMsmte Uiat S7JWW.0W oraad eew iq um winors . poMlstioa ery year . iJ? w V - .V . . - rw. thegRdaatiBg elatw' of the. Ysls tests itS Xlim paat Bare CtVeB aOtte a Statt tetlnryoaitg eaev, wjmba looked for rard to their prefseskmal . - . . :, V W K ss abt of easrity aaa-saeri-A Qoa-ria ma nej ioa of tba immviag privates ef the late-war. There ara not so many asjtvitiijf imatos as o might at imt msgjne iatke aoatb. Twetv. f ve yesTS i : peaee -has ptossetod of tfat l i to colonels, safe; '- A private latter to the-Pro. fmifrom Fans, njrs that, tboae

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who vwit tits exposition are much j abutted worm? and httnulhted at the iaaagniSeaaa ftr- l tale in tbeBraif - aW,ay Ae Uabsd ates in the 5' Jj nUbtnk. 'fiafermeotkaBAwbiiib.vimeMiHi

nUbtnk. ln tcrement has so epsrati! biilding fat wenpies a mail siwce to the mam building, ad is gsea rally oofdons by even sasaff enM iisb like BetginH aad BwifswiacHi. UosgKS spvrenri attnl in f AA fiw tkM k.1 . awsrw-"we

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Suits that sold for fromSjt.5&tp 5.00

? ? it it U . u Coats and Tests, O W N T O UttiuuttBia uiAiitixoiu an OUR STORE AT A prefpare for omr 66 legitimate cats for it has been largely gobbled np by the eommiasionera in expensive salaries, costly rents, ete. It were better to make no show at aH than one which gives a mlae idea of our national rtnk sndjrairtance ' ; .Jtrmti Woa1fard Carre rr. View Toax, Jnly Tba Caleb 0. Hall priaea,' which are awarded annually by tii Amcrfcnu Iasti.nte of Civic to fraiduatiag students in American college waoaa etaays or oranomi on iutecu reletia3 to eftisentbip and government poaMaa tbe bigbcrt merit, were to-day anMsaaeed for tl year 189 by Praaident Heary Baadall Waite. They are: Belott Oollega, Baary B. Kammel, of Mtlwaokee; BaabteR Cottage, Bdward' WJ Cob, Akreo, O.; Rio Grande College, AatM M. Skeopard, OaVlipolie; O. ; XJnientty of Xinaeaota, Qoctaw O. Bro kaah, Miaoanpolii, Minn. Prof. A, B Waodlbrd. of New Hania. Conn, nits of tlMcniiirer political (iBoe in tha Uni Territy of Indiaaa, baa bean made a member of tba facility of the inrtiiute and director of it collejfe end rofoional aobool dapartmeat. . -Mosqoitoes are so plentiful, voracious and enormom in tbe woods that stock nlmost annoyed to death, sad life is made nobearaUe to tie-oottera attd others employed in the woods. The latter part of last week a party of sqnirrel km ton from tots city were com pelladio See for their live as they thought, front the troublesome pests. u.; !fi. i.i; . paamioaTiiie Aepuoiican. - U BirX," THE PlLGBllf Hoaaa. fweae horeai rt not without a Watery worthy of note. So It it with OM Bill," sa ha Is familiarly ityled, mm of If aeon Zionr'i pfhrrim hone. For ieor year he waa on tbo Are department ef Fort Wayne, lad. where bo did tba efty VaJairbM aerrioo iin protecting it IMP) Bra. . serea yean ago Jiaaon un snraiiaaeii wfa our aid u mate Rom th eity and pot tfeem to bl pilgrim wa. eoo, and atoea tben be haa been hauling Yaw Lone on in hi work asainat the devfi aad'vfetk Oaring tbe entire time hetbae travelai more thin fourteen tbooa aad talW and baa verer minted a meeting. Hoharnerer tofgcWm tbeeoand of tbe Ire beiL Tbe team fa era verv tarn aad. hfiilinaaa Broofcttoai Bsfawtaft,;,. A Sattra)ltots EaidU fTaintmmnHa Wawl I f Tbe death of young Charts H. Bollman ito e swampa of tbe aeotheni part of I woergm anna wnat poaMea to oe a remarfcabte career. At the eloae of tbe knaliolia. eraduatad. ind imnadiMll in tbe ,".,nf?t f? ""fitl ? a4fanal run Commuilon. The beat and deadly malaria ef tbe region were to mack for the yoqng in froth from tba kiU and tbe cooler Hatttadae, aad both frit aiajt. In week came word' that BoHiaan waa dead and Aat Fanlar on hi way borne, feeble and broken down. "Charlie" Bollman wa a notable inetaaaeof abom naturalltt. Tie had roamed the fleldi and wnodt all hi life, and before entering oolloge bad a wonderful fimiUarlty with iwect and animal life: While puraulnjj; hUeolleaiocourjo bii original investigation of cei'tain branobe of entoraology attracted tbe wldatt attention among totentieta. Bebncametbo bigheit taeocalsed authority on myripo4,(tbouiamt lugged worm), and tbe collection of tbeBrairJiMniiin Institute him for identifiealioa He nubiMhed tereral neientiae paper. bay baoome a wrmanent oart of tbe ttandard iltoratara on the ulJoe) ttmlnd. At tbe time of hit graduation If r. Bollman wa offered a permanent peaBioa In the Nationei Fith Ommiuion, and wa alto invited to icoopt a place in tbe IHinoki Bute Univertlty. Both Of wwf.wwr- Qec"J i" "ier tn pur-,l taeae oner, be declined in order to aw, aw ituewa rarUHNr under Pruf. Jor.

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THE CORN Kit FBlOSl : NOW MARKED $2.50 NOW MARKED 6.50 NOW MARKED 8.00

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75c.: $2 and L50. ALL ir Hate, reuuwu trora ouc. to 92 peri uit, to

PQSITiyE BkRGAIN This do to FaU Stock.

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dan at Bkwmiacton At ti.. : lot fcis "55: 7 c.u, 5wyyoar oida . Theendef thiv'vo.in.i mn' utt na old! lift nionl 11 's coi". ' the narrow momdc nf m.jJ 7Hlar, ahoVthat the rientiV'. ... U not an eaacone. Other instance ecS'"1" f comparaOrely recant e2?ur" UniyeWty. In rofsTOHana llcntv. a Fcientific graduate of that year, wa te nt to Alaska by tbe Government to jtoly the natural phenomena. In crouinr an arm of the aaa in a email boat Ik' wa drowned. Ijast year W. Z. Hutcbhson, of Greenwood, near fndianapoii, let- the University to.asugt Prof. J. V. B miner, in a geological survey of Arkantaa. ' Kxporare brought on aa attack of mouataln fevsr akieb proved fatal ia a few dy. There is in truth nothing nors silly and tiresome than life atlthe Ordinary summer resort Attive men and women cannot mjoy .a a ka . ef tnemseives like cows in a paetnre, They do not care for dancing,bthingand straw rides. They there fore have to sit out their time on puunas, growl at the hotel aomm modatioas, and wish they wergW-k in their city homes. New lork fress. J Lafayette Courier: At Trinity eltircl Sunday morning, Bey. Frojt Craft read a letter raeaieed from a Mend mt Urin at Meb, which conreyed the tad intelliSence of the teriout affliction there with plyi of Bev. Dr. Marine, the former bdov 1 pastor here. One ride ha bent dwabled, and it I very doubtful If he arer recover luffleiently to reaume hi pdpit work. Like many minittera he ba not saved hit financial earning, and the letter ak for $1,500 from the DocUir't 4. baa friend, with whieb to flahh haymento on a home, that though he be disabled for life, himaeir and family Will have a permanent place to retide..' A contribution wa taken which netted a handtome no, . We ate naloed to ennoonse the diatb of Barnett Ward which occurred lloiiday evening, July 15, '?8. For more thai year Sarnett ba been a sufferer from consumption but it wa not until within tbe 1t month that he wa willing to 'ac knowledge that it bad taken a vital bold on bim. Per tome time be ba bean it ik. log tlowly but surely. Re at latt bee aware that fata tay with hi friend ' re waa abort. Ilia christian olutractar M gentle dtaposteida gave bim a pft.ee In ' ery eeart tnat anew mm. nerore ' tN(g confined to hi bed be waa alway fodbd in hi place ia church and Sunday acluooi. Hi funeral w breached at tbe Metbadirt church, of which be wa a memtwr. yeeterday afternoon by Dr. Hawltne. ue waa buried In tbe Hiveraida cemeterr. followed by a large concourse of weeping friend and relative. "Fete" a he va familiarly called, waa an exemplary yoimg man, who wilt be araatly miued in the tocial circlet uf iSpenoer. Spencer Democrat, Deceased was a nephew of Mi 1 Jennie Nichols of this place, an who with Mr. N. attended the fuM era). ' j. ,i jaaaa i s tjaaar i L'-r Ellettsville Citisen; ' LxL Monday the daucbter of Berry HendricL, broke her arm Payne Whitton ht improving from bis injuria a well 4s could be netted Mitt llattie Ma of Bloomington, i the eueat of Mitu Claud Siiaptori this week Missel Ad4a and Dada Morelaad returned home lat Sat til day after a two weelt viiit Vt open car Hist juttle Puett, of Bloomi. mgtoa, a at the guett of Mil Nora Si I rod anM wm umit a.ine wK miss ureer kf'.a U . Mr -.a jnuuaiirv.vi oiiiieHviiie, .www wa It" neiia or atr. Jtt. Vot over SundayUexie Stoody and Mattie tn'd iitioy Conder, of Speneer, were tho eunsf in aiiHea ftauu ana UhUh Moroland ovtr Sunday -Mettr Hall, Neill, Smitft, Nanoe, Kinter and Briddle, at Hurnx'sburg, were in town Tuetdnv Itnt. Bachael Dunliam and Mr. MalotU. of Hnh m, are the guests of Q. W. Moroland i mid funi:y -Jlr. Worley and tUtor,

MARKED 7.5ofo S-oo MARKED ll.oo to 13.5o KINDS. nonic 92.50 Hats reduced to f 1.50; close them out. 99 Mu Florence Davit, went to French Lick Spring yesterday -Mitt nrdinj;, if Spencer, and Ma Cora Istvm-n. ot Girard, lib., are visiting the family of 4. 0. Sharp, v i IM . "REIJJUS" IN WAUHfJKlTOS. The ftckleneria of the Watfliiiutton popnlace extends even to religious matters, 1 he church, which was crowded durinir Mr. Cleveland's ' administration, because he occasion ally appeared there, is almost de serted now, while throngs of wor shipers every Sunday test fv'it p to-; ity f the Church of the: Coven int, which President Harrison attends. Have yoor old buggy tup paired by Roc L. Winslow. reA Two Ybabs' Ltcebsk. -A recent act of the general assembly exempts school teachers from examinations who have taught for six consecutive years. There are conflicting opinions us to the length of tbe license they shall hold at such time of exemption, - In two places the term "two years" is used and in another place "three years." 1 he attornev-eeuerara opinion was ' sought j and he holds that it is two I vraTfJ li,n which ia rmnlrwl years' license which is required. The ruling is based on the history nf the legislative enactment, it appearing that the discrepancy was caused by the adoption ot a report recommending a change from three years to two years in the first two instances. ENUMERATION OF W9, AuditoV Office, I Monroe Co., Ind, I July tli, 1880. J NOTICE b hereby given, that the Townchip Trustee of the' leveral townnhiM of said eounty have ' nade and returned to this office un;r enumiiration of the white male inhabitants. aUo the colored male inhabitant over tbe age of tweflijnQ ytmn m uie rajracuye townUp. Said enumeration it now tublocl to tlieintpecUon of tho public it the Audi, tor' office, with a view tn tb correction of any errors, mistake or omittions made therein. Tbe following table contain tbe aggregate number ot the inhabitants over the age of twenty-one in each of the townships aad .tho total number 4n tbe county .

OKMEK

Townships. White. Cnf. Total. orei Bean Biossqm, 380 390 Washington, t tie 348 Marion, Ml lis Benton, 23f ' Uloomititton, 811 74 , 91ftniclilKiid, 413 6 418 Van Buran, 271 271 Perry, 5 is 531 Salt Creek, 195 19S Polk, 320 320 Clear Creek, 36 1 367 Indian Crock, 330 330 . 4013 93l 4109

Slate of Indiana, Monroe County : I, William T. Blair, Auditor 01 Monroe County, do iiorcby certify that the. above and foregoing is a full, true and complete statement of Abe number or white mate inhabitants and of tbe number of colored nmlo inhahitnnia over tbe ago of twenty-ono vtrs in Monroe county, and in oneh towns hip of said county, in the year 1689, according to the euumeration rnudo and retui'nud by tho several Township Trustees of said eounty, oa July 1st, 1889. T Wa. T. BJjAIB, Auaitor. I July 10, 1889.

Received this Week :

A NEW LINE OF Fancy Flannel Shirts, FLANNELETTES, and

MIST STYLES IN SIMM

USUAL

How only $1.50

AND ALL OTHER SUMMEE GOODS REDUCED IN PROPORTION.

Come and see these of the Alley,, The Spanish SA8H. The latest fad for the young men of leisure and fashion is the Spanish aasli. iney are handsome, eflecuve, proiMQiy comiortabte. but tremendously effeminate, and are hardly destinei to last longer than the erase of the same class of blase individuals for corsets. The Spsalsh sash I saw was fully four yards long and foot wide. It was made of best black silk, and one end was fringed, It was' wrapped full width about the waist, of a willowy young man, and, as he told me, answered for suspenders as well as vest. It was pulled .tight and fastened with three pearl scarf-pins. It looked easy, but the creases were suggestive of tight lacing. The sashes come in all the dark shades, and are high priced enough to suit the most fastidious, but the art of arranging them properly is not to be readily acquired. New York Graphic Tbe Cfcerekee Strip. When the Cherokee strip w op enKl for settlement, as it probably will bo soon, there wont be the rush into the country that there was to Oklahoma. There wil he many reasons for this. In the first place, those who have bran prostrated for rears with the Oklahoma fever have beheld the bunting: of the bubble. They have afco had a, glim me of the strip lands whilt . ... ri. .. i .... a casual glance at that country is 8 -indent to convince anyone tu ms tenses that the land will not be a banana tu the man who secures it. It is true that there is a great deal of good land in the Cherokee outlet, but taking it as a whole the country is not as good as tbe country already opened. The soil is not as heavy sod there is less water and timber. We have traveled in that eounty lor twenty roiles without seeing a tree or a drop of water. And there are immense tracts of land that are absolutely worthless, land upon which nothing can be raised now or in the future. Soon after leaving the Kansas line the red soil, of which so much has been ssid in Oklahoma, begins, aud tbete is little else except sand and gypsum to be found. The soil is so poor that the cattlemen allow from seven to fifteen acres for the support of each steer, and then often the long horns do not live very high. It is a dreary country at the best, ami one that any man will (lo well to keep sway from. A Broad Hint. 'People who go into dry goods stores, whether they go there to trade or not, should be careful how tbey lean on the goods displayed for sale. There are many bolts of calico and other goods in this town which have beeu uamageuVby-men leaning oh (hem with their dirty clothes; A great many people are in the habit of lolling and sitting on tbe counters, which is a great source of annoyance to the merchants and clerks. You certainly can stand up long enough to transact your business,

jas si vatllivt tUV SjewiutlQUtMVlllj t will gladly furnish you a chair, but! for goodness sake keep off the!1

counters and stacks of goods, Worthiugton Times, Prof. Calvert has recently made the interesting discovery by practical tests, that the carbonates of potash and soda possess the same projierty of protecting iron and steel from rust as do those alkalies in s caustic state. Thus it is found that, if an iron blade be immersed in a solution of either of the above carbonates, it exercises so protec tive aa aotion that that portion of the iron which is exposed to the influence of the damn atmospheric lair does not oxidise, even after so extended a period as two years. Similar results, it appears, have also been obtained with sea . water, on adding to the same the oarlwnate of potash ansLoda iu suitable proportion. N.

STIFF PRICE,

goods

West side Square on door HOIXTH

J. P. TOUENER fc CO

Everybody moke the "X. Y, Z.w. cwor. For tale bv aU ir!ciasa dtalera. 1 1 'eaa . Fob Tobacco, Cigars, Coffees and Teas, it will be the proper thing for you to call on the Rob ertson liros., northeast corner of the square. They have everything in stock that you may call for. Bad Odors. John Brown ban 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 on him and get figures. It in better to clean up your pre mil! than to have sickness in the family Smoke the 0. C. C Cigar. AlA. thh people raise their voices in praise of the grocery house of Chas. McPbeeters, It is a neat , clean establishment, where everything you may call for is kept i n its season. The genial proprietor is always glad to meet his old friends, and will have your cootia delivered promptly. Smoke the C. C. C. Cigar, Do YOU WANT novelties in Queens ware and Glassware? Hemp. Wilsiiu keeps everything you mty ! wf a . eroowy store, uuu;r the Progress ofaoe, Thp it pi rm p and lnnir estahI HE BkI.iA1iTR ami long lished grwery hoiweof Hemp. Ullann ia atill nt ih nnrner nf filll it. snd Colleije Ave. rti.lir tha hi. wuiy iue uvsi. goods kept in stock. Smoke the O. G. C Cigar, Eoeertbon- Bbos. keep achoii,e stock of groceries, and sell them tt a small margin for cash. Th'iy also make a specially of the fend business. All manner of feed keitt. Coll aud see them at their hand some room on the northeast corner of the square. Xlessajry X. 'A'otirettar, JEWELER AID OPTICIAN, SPECTACLES. KTB GLASSES, liC. CIPSCIAL ATTENTION paid to piui O eriy adapting Spectacle and Hye Glasses to tbe sight, assisted by experi ence and the best tcKsntmc instrument!, GATES Blended Java COFFEE . , . ForSiksiUiericirt. Wi AtkYefltaTrilt. , . . , . PAOKSB V a: b. gates & en. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 1m tlto loadlnsr FuuoruL JIrKtoll AND FURNITURE DE4LEI. CARRY IK STOCK VMS SW UVII OF FUKNITURE AND CNOKBTAK1NO GOODS avaa Krr nr Bloomtxotox, avn vrii.L arll.L YOU GOOD OH SAP TUA.V .VY OK S. COMR AND HI MS HKI'VRB TU BUY. aSrSotiTB SIPK ISQ.UASK, VWT or Ci.akk's Gkockky. 30.8 NOTIX'tS TO STORK KKi;tBBS, HWCKSTKalS AMBi VAUMEHS, BJ. H- Dronbcrger fc Co., Produce Ilealen of Frankfort, Ind., have openod a branch bouse at Uloomington, Indiana, for tbo purpose of paying ctsh for Sutter, jsggs no I'ouitry, They exwct to the biehett, oath price at all timet, J. v, pillman who ha had many jear experience In tbe but'lnest will manage thir aflairs for tbem at this point. All goods will be promptly remitted for that are sent in by freight or cxprets, and customers will get the benefit of our reduced rates on all railroad lines. Fnrmcr of this section will do well to call up on tbem and receive instructions about raising Cabons, as they may as well got S&W for their poultry crop ms $50, U. H. PKON BERG Ell & CO-, April 34, 89. tJloouiington, Ind- .

:atb9 $3 $3.50, to $l.?i. The Hearc Ceialy Fair WILL BS HKIJD ' SEPTEMBEHUth te 2(a 1881, TROTTING KACES, PURSE 50, $'.!5 AND 15 ; SAME PREMIUMS FOB PACING. (Green ring in each g tii $30, $15 and $10.1 FAST TROTTING, $100, $45 AND $35. RUNNING RACE $30. MULE RACE, $'.K. . PREMIUMS AMOUNTING TO $1,590 WILL Bl! DlSTRlBUTEP Best Vfafrrrw aai lliet Lecatrd GreHBwB in the State. Scad for Prfniiaai list. A. E. JOHNSON, Presldeat. GEO, P. CAMPBELL, Set'y. EAST it EAST, iittornajr. Notice Nen-IRealrtesits. Sum of Indiana. Munrue County, 8. In the Monroe Cin-nit Ourt, of Monmo county, in the State ot Iudiaa, 5ujitcn ber Term, 18S9. He. I05f. Slli Davit y. Leoni.int -lXivft. B it known, that on ;h 29lh dty of January. ISsS. llie abov.i nnmed tduintitr, ' by her "attorneys, Hied in tba office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monro County in th Hte of Indiana, her complaint ngiiintt the above tinmed defendant; and on the 29tb day oT January, 18X3. lho ,M Pl",nt"t alftd ln t,,e Clerk Jlw tha B(B,iait f competent porton, fhowIngthattKid defendant, lonidat Davy, it not a resident ot the Suteof Indiana, an4 saia putmiin navinj; ny enuiiiwonni n MjdcJmpuii,,t required the delondant to appmr in aid Court swd answer or demur thereto, on tbe 3e day Scpttinber, 1889, anil answer to her complaint tor d ivorne. Now therofore, by onler of utid court said defendant Instabovo named is hereby notified of the tiling and prndeauy f laid complaint ajruinrt him, and that unless he appears and answers or demur thereto, at the catlint of said causeon the 3rd day of September, 1 88S, the tame being the 2n l jodtcial day of a term of saidCoui't, to be begun and held at the Court Mom a in the City of Bloomington, on the flttt Monday in September, I8S9, said com rjli int, and the matters and 'things therein iXNttained and alleged, will be beard and determined iu his absence. KNOCK FULLER, Clerk, May 15th. 1889. jHKIIIFfcTO 8AE. By virtue nf a ccrtiiud copy of a liecree to me directed from the Clerk's office of the -Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein the Monroe Building, Saving and Loan Association b plaintinTand 4. ltdSir Ootirley, William Gourley. Sinker avi As Col, Firtt Klational Ban' of Rloomington, Indiana, and Tho -E:na Life Inmrtnce Co. of Hnrtfoni, Cunri., are defoiidanu, requiring mo to mnk the sum of cue thousand serf n hundred and three dollars and fifty tents, with intmt on said decree and costs, I will ei rni-e at Public Sale, to tbe highest bidder, n SATUBDAY, AUGUST 1T, I&1S, between tha hour of 10 o'clock a. m and 4 o'clock T. M-, of said day, at ibe door of the court hout of ia Monroe county, IndUnn, tbe rrnU and profits O r a term not exceeding levea years, t tbe following Real Xstate, to-wit : Part of the aortb Salfof lad uorlhwes t quarter of sectiaa No. twenty-nine, tnwr, nine (9) range one (l) west, botmded as follows : begin Ring at the northeast corner of ssid northwest quarter, raan'ag thence south 5 10' attt with the east boundary line of said quarter 30 poter and JO links to a stake, thence'- soatb 8S and 40x west with and iMyoad tint northern boundary of eight acre bnrotofore et on to Jane M. Courljy widow) aisty poles; thence south S, 10 east, thirteen poles and eight links ; thence loutb b:. 40x wifsi. twenty pole ; tbenoe south 5 10 west along the puttie highway twenty poles and four links ; thence south ; 40 west 62 polo and sixteen links, to tlte section line dividing sections J9 and 3'i ; thence north with said section lines tijtyfour poles and seven li iks to the aortbwest corner of said ectioa 19 ; tHonee nortli 8(1 east with tbe section line, divid. ing sections 30 and 39, one hundred and sixty-three poles aiglit and one-fourth links to the place of beginning, contftia. ing fifty aores more or lest, Also twenty-five sores off the south end of the east half of the aouthwwt ouarter of tecti twenty, lao), town nine 10) i range one (1) we, which twentv-flve acres lies Immediately east of a 4trip fif. teen feet in width off of the wett side of tbe aforesaid east half of said qtwnef. If sueh renu and ptotiu will net H for sufiicicnt sum to satisfy sakl docree, interest and costs, I will, at the same lima and place, expose to public sale, the fee simple of said real tetate, or so much thereof as may be sufllaient to discharge said deorae, interest and coat. Said sale will be mada without an m. lief whatever from valuation or appraisement law. THOMAS J. PATtB, Sheriff Monro HnuRtv.

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Rflee fi MM.M State of Indiana, Monroe County,) in mo junnii unnw iwit, , 1. 1. aaM.' Iftmrlaiot So. INK Theodora J, Iudesvvs. ItobestH.I iiyrns Wtrvv:al- r ". sow eorae u plainus JLoodr Roger, hit attjrnnyv and Mm hie plaint herein, together Witt an that id defendant, Robeit B Cm i vyru neon, are not read nuue or ummm. ' Notice U tWnfore herb? civ. 1 fendant lust named that able t and appear on the first da of tbv term or the Monroe (Jircuto OewttT ' I U . a - i . . uui.-n un io am saonaa ot I A. D. 188. at tha Court JB Man ington, in Mid County a sd answer nr demur to calif tomnUai: same wHl he heard and 4etetn)aja4.-i then abseaotv Witness mr nan atad tli1 t court, affixed at BkwBrftwtaav M, ubj in diuf, ix. u. law. . 1 . .r Clerk XMNa'iHMUkCnuift.JulyS,lBBS. MAllSHAL'S NMiCrl By inttrecUont of tbe CsaneiL all oat are hereby nid Ub tha- Saett. pantMM, or lietoBgiaga of the. ;rVw nanmen wtu not be let net! to partiet, aad any one taltiair mmmV from tba City BuUdiec will be iMl for tret nana. - GEO. OWENS, Manael. MARSHAL'S NOTICE. to toe eituenii pt mootBln gtoa. u naming eeen fepraaaaias tfeat peraon are or bare b atM from tbe Are cittern of tbe etty, person, aad all tbe iabaMaatteftta are hereby aotiSed that iah oao are cttternt it yiomtioa of wilt be preeeonted at aaeii. ' GEO. M. OWESS. VnudaUt. Itiii The drea Fsrat IkTstM The Shortest, BeM, aai Qxlr between the North iiad So West Bound lieaveOteerKaitle Hob r.OT p. m., 9:05 a. m., I: Arrive, Terra Haute, HS m., 1:30 a. m. Arrive, KtBcgbam, 4t p. a. m. . Arrive, St. Leah. 1:30 ft. aTst Arrive, Sanaa City, a, i m. Going East Leave Janet ion, 1.45 p.m., 2.28 . m., i .o. Arrive Indinpol!, M4D.M m., 3.45 a. m., 4.1s a. ni. oig North Leave Tana H p.m. and 0:00 a. as. Arrive, South Bend, J LOO t.ls p. tn. Ktt bound and west bnwad daily. ': Making direct connect! M6raB, under the sua. Tour ; 1 sure and quick in ITaioi Transfers or Lay- over at modations are unexcelled Any information rscari ? tiSn.ixm TraTelm r tista S Tt rr Basil E. A. FORD, G. P. A, it. Lo". DUNCAN BATH AN, Alt' Ifotlce t X-lloabjlii In the State of Indioaa, 1 In the Xonroe (.'ircuH in term, 1889. Complaint So Kanev J. Short M ikon I T. KaUwton, et al, v. P-ul Unrti nun SMvia uurt, tn ai Now comes tbe plnimilH toroer aad filet their in, together with an attbtavit of-4 tent person that Snid drfi'l Hurt, Bruce Uurt, David ford, Harry Croxoa and V are not readoRta of the:H that a cause of action xril Unit the same is fur partil i and that said aoaresUeati ncery p rttet thereto. Notice it therefore beteby defmidnnts,tbat aula tb tj on the first day of tbe n txi I roe circuit court, to ba 1 ohb Monday of September. A.;t tbe uoart House, in HMowle county and State, aad : to said comtt'iaiat. tbe heard and determined ia tbefr i M'itnots my name and court, afiUed at Blcomiagayl at juiv, A. 1. ia. axxti KNOCHFil July S, 1S8S. Dr.J. W. CRA3N. OFFICB rmnnved to the of the Fee Omar, XertJ east aWe, grouud fioor. ST. LOUIS MO. Acrents wanted. Address H a Tiealsr Co., 340 Superior SV-, thpil: Jk a c, Ttriisian THK L)EADIKCh UNDERTAKCq Fnrnitnr I have tbe largest ami halt. siook ever brought to BleomlM will sell you good ebcaptr t)M n m "wpaty wr Chntuber Sal FAALQIt SUITES, FANpv On a irs, BahY LUBPET 8WRKPB8B. PICTUHK FRAMB8. Ol in stork, sd 'okl on monthl I liave Hi lloatoaow the best Macula made, I also kftnn CUiM-f fit? which oaly BattTabout as other olotbiog. Com aad

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