Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 October 1889 — Page 2

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rMiaii IJwjtgss -The Indianapolis Sun wof the opiMoo that if Sin. Of could manage to spend another term in the Northern Prima he'd have no difficulty in been elected to the elfieeof Mayor. Indian ' Otmtereace, M. E. the following appoiataeeots ibr Blooeaiieto Dw trio: William Zariog, Presiding Ehfer. Bedford, J. W. . Culver; ; Bloom - BlmeW.T. C. Daeks W. K. Halsfead ; JHoosaB. B. Allen ; Hi Wtasle. A. N. Brad : Freedom.

W. & JeeGaUister ; Goeport, J j North Dakota, is a native Hoosier. ,vau,t tb'8 'y. n1 epb Bavtiea; Barrodstwrg, Joha ' Jb(w Gideon C. Moodv, of South ,U UkV ,0 Terre Haute for Walla; HeHoaviHe, F A. EHetj Dakota is from New Albany, and permanent interment when Colonel liaion, Ira Nash ; Mitchell, Gk U colon! the Ninth Indiana McLean is ready to return to that Beid ; Oraagevilh-, Frank Derney.' lofcintrVi mn t the close of thefy nd resume his permaoent Saperiaiendent; Orleans, W. H.jwar Ws appointed captain of ajbonie. Mrs. McLean was the Jack ; Oweaaburt;, John Cw;!wmpBv in the regular aro.y,!d?"K,1eP ,f Jw? Hughes, of the PetrkUburg, W. L. Woods f: Ex-GovVrnor Gilbert A. Pierce, of 'V States Court of Claims.

PkasantviUe. W. V. Mm J"-, ea : Spencer, W. T. Bivm; Can-. aehon, J. C Boone ; Worthujgion, B.B. KeB. Then are ten Srnods composiag tW Halted Presbvterian church of i lioitB' Aaveriea, and the one that was ia atusioa in this plaee last veck is known the reonnd 8veht Presbyteries ia Indiana, Ten-! w &n a W ' Ik. awl ' there awe 4.mtBHlenL84 elders. WS'rJabbatb sebooi leachna, pad &J0QQ sehofanav Serviece were opeaed Tneaday aaorninf of bt week i i v w Qk v n : ST III I Wm WW 7WMUf ACRN Vm9 ' or tne 3d ebonnt. Alter tne l avnod uretawed for bom-: by the ejection of a presiding' . AHe HAiiemor cnoaen was. D. H. French, D. D-, ofj Be Sytoa, 0. Bev. H. H. Thoeapaao, D. Dof Urbaaa, Ol, w reeleeted elerk, aad Bev. Knox Mootgoaaery, Assistant . Clerk. Wedoesday aaorninc was devoted to apeoiataBeat of Coeanitiees and keanac reports from varions Boardaef the eborcb. The leatare of the afternoear was a eonferthe tonics of the times, thy an address by Dr.Frtuob, ofCioBiaaatt. Horaing Oae, u., was selected as the pUee for holdiag the aezt meeting of 8ynod. On Thursday aaaraiag, Synod east ita,ballot for a prof to aMtheehairof Hebrew aad Old Testament Exegesis m Xenia Therfaazieal Seminary. The vote was east for Bev. White, who baa beta aetMff aa tator danug the .year. Mr. While is the aathor of a popadar system of wemuty tratoing. Other Synods have already east Choir votes for Prof White, and tt probable that be will he ejected. Aitboegb fewer members of oyn ed were Meant at this meeting than aaaal the amonat of basineas has Svaod have attended dahoeatly to work, beta on individuals aad -aelt tae work haw bora well done. W H rVaneK Ola enpH,4fc H fVaaeh, Dyioi l XHBiiaM, Jlortna;Sat,0. ' Themm Mmmtr, r Wheat lOdaa, a W H Andaman, ToonpTiWa, O. 1 E KflBtfomary, BanhTitl O. DarU JUeDHI, Xtala, . .i J W Sana, XeajavO. H H ThWBPon, Orkaaa. O. W Hamilton, Beifefoaiauie, O. J t HWtBUnaoa, ItMah", XnA. J T CWwaa, IndiauapoBa, lad, O I eordon, 8tiloh. Ia A X Sttaae, Waula, lad, J T Wfwon, bTbocm, lad. J T WihMM, Tipton, Iid. 8 II km. Blo-anineton, lad. W 0 kaktoo, Mom, IH. Jaaaaa fagtaa, ftntfend, 11. A. 8 Jfoaonery, BtowwrSRa, IU. Ataaaaaar Xajao, WonniacVm, lad. J K Btaefc, blMirinadaH lot, S fiavoriideo Lasj Frhwaton, lad. WaUbna Bradfofd, Oaytaav Ol JtHm ManbaM, Jloraiaf Sua, O. K B Oilaaaa, Cetfega IVraar, O. J 8 Wmo, Chonv Fork, O. mai Iefcer, Jainaalawn, O. 3T A Andraw, BeUbfook, O. Hcary Xyfe. Caaanritlo. 0, J W Metfettouxs, litoUaaaeaibv lad. i .i -ii i J o mm '. i Jpet to the lBdi.a-li JuornaL ASRfJKrrus.Oef. Unwwil ia krt hj jwitf t9-iy iu tli

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V , j .l- f recast oi uhj rwonm m me m Ktates. The teleerauh and newspaper offices were, aa ia regu lar State and presidential elect ion times, visited by hundreds of prominent politicians. The Republicans are naturally jubilant over the way things went. They regard the victory as an indication that Republteaa polities have come to stay. Indiana, men in Washington say yesterday was their day in the fonr new States, and point to the fart that at least four former well known Huosiersarc on the road lo the Governor's chair or to Congress. A. C. Mellette, Governor of South' rWknts m prlitfir nf a Miuwhp paper before he weat to ,;,, a. Vilon elected lain m Wn all inorf fin t .i oM.tMH. H f? h,..,.,K mh to Cnn.n fmm 1 North Dakota, formerly lived at LPorte. The two gentlemen last iIwroe4 ara to be elected to the Uuited Senate by the Legislature just ettoseo. Martin Maginis, who ran for Congress in Montana, is a fortuer.Iudiann man. His election is, at thw writing in dispute. There may be other persons elected in the aew States to prooiiot nt offices who lave not been reported. Yesterday was a great day for Indiana neo who took Horace Greeley s advice, and went West to grow np with (he country. ftmtx of Counter feiters. Orange Co. Nawa Several weeks ago a red mustaehed fellow appeared in Paoli and stopped at the Bowling House, ImiI seemingly had no busiuess. He talked lo same like a horse jockey, to others like a newspaper man and many came to the cnnrluMon that he was a counterfeiter ami shoving the "queer," but on last Friday asorniog it was learned that the gentleaun, whose real name is Harry Webster, with a pnase bad arreatrd Bobert Williams, Henry Craw, Kiley Lindley, Joseph Lowe, Geo. Lee. Samuel Liudley, Charles Walla and Tom Williams, all charged with counterfeiting. They were taken to Indianapolis Friday night by TJ. S. Marshal Menau. Detective Webster and Sheriff Pierce and preliminary heariar was given them Saturday. There seemed to be no case against Tom Williams and be was released. Bob. WH"ms, who is eighty-four years old, waa released on a S500 Crow's bond was placed at $2,000, Lee's 2,000 and the others at 11,000 each. Henry Crow, who claims to be a minister of the Go per and a clock fixer, is said to be the leader ot the gang and made most of the money. Ue was recently invited to dinner

tfeatbei efjby Joege Fanellr-aad-eaid grace

IB a very pious meaner. Sam aad Kiley Ldodley, Geo. J.ee and Jos eph Lowe are farmers and Bob. Williams is a silversmith. Charles Walts keeps a store at Chambersbarg, runs a huckster wagon, and shoved a great many of the nickles, dimes aad quarters among hl$ cestcntera, They made nickle. dimes, quar tern, halves aad dollars and most of the money was seat to George Snl linger in Missouri, a termer reaideat of this place, who disposed of it for tuem. He has also been ar rested. The officers secured four moulds, 25-pounds of the metal and $6 of the counterfeit money. In consideration of the departure of Dr. Kirkwood, the offiwra and teachers of the Presbyterian Ha boat h school adopted the follow ing resolutions ; wheraaa, Dr. Kirkwood haa been for many jour a faithful, tflknent and lira. Iea worker in the Walnut Si. Prothrtormn Baetata bcbool, and whereat lie about to leave Tberefnre be it Rmntrod, That wo the offlcert and taiKBcru of the Sabbath tcliool, bereby expma our deep ferret at partine with Dr. Kirkwood, and our feeling tliot in hit dapartun) we liwe the example Of oats who aofer Mt that ha had outgrown the Sab. beta tcit'.or; wlin was lwnjr at hu post, bd jx ever ready ia tlo liis p.u l, m. i

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who, like the Great Teacher, ww never bve noticing Uie humble t Resolved, f hat wo will continue to resnect, honor and love him, and will fol '.o Sr. and Mrs. Kirkwood with our sympathies, our kindest wiihus, sod our peayera, AXXA McDxSMi'TT, AflKA B. Unrraur, Committee. Death or Col. HcLeaa'i Wife. Washington, Oct. 10. The death of Mrs. Juliette E. McLean, wile of Col. Win. E. McLean, which lias been expected daily for two mouths, came this afternoon. Mrs. McLean has for many years been an invalid. Colonel McLean intended lo remove to his old home at Terre Haute immediately after

Dakota. retired trom tne deputy cornto Con-! miesionership ..tif pensions recently, a lawyer ',nt lne rn'"on f Mrs. McLean

Ho-!woBld not permit her transfer. The

remains will be temporarily depos;e was aiwui- lorty-two yeara oi.t. WASHtsoTOs, Oct. 12. The funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Juliette E. McLean, wife of Col. Wm. E. McLean, were conducted at the family residence, No. 1628 Fifteenth street, this afternoon, in .the presence of many friends!. The Bev. Dr. Bartlett, formerly of Indianapolis, now pastor of the New York-avenue Presbyterian church, of this city, delivered a beautiful eulogy and sermon. The remains were deposited in a vault at Glen wood Cemetery, but will be taken out Monday next, and to their old home at Terre Haute, where funeral services will be held on next Wednesday. The pali-bearer,u-day were John L; Biuiihmyer, Heber J. May, Beese Vonrhees, JCdward Hay, (Jen. A. D. Unsbaw and J. W. Nicbol. president and Mrs. Harrison and many others sent, floral offetings. The three-year old trottingstalion, Ax tell, on Friday last, at Terre Haute, trotted a mile in 2:12. After the race the horse was pur chased by a Chicago syndicate for 105,000. Mrs. Jesse Mitchell and Mrs. W. P. Malottof Bedford were the guests last week of Dr. Simpson's family. Purine the week of the Theta Convention' in Bloomingtoo a grand banquet will be given at the residence or Hiram liindley, atb and Kogers streets, Cbas. P. Touroer was at Cin cinnati the greater part of last week looking np novelties for his clothing store, north of Norman's drug store. He got them and now he ill offer, them so cheap that you will find it economy to buy. The Crscrs. Wallace A Co.'s circus arrived from Rockland by rail early Sunday morning. Tbe show proceeded ouiaUy -to tha base, ball grounds. Rare tne tents wore spraai, and a large num. ber of oar citizen visltod the ground during the day and found everything quiet and orderly. The performers, mus- , totans ana managers of the show, took their meals in a dining carat tha railroad station, only a very few stopping at the hotels, while tha canvussmen, hostlers and other laborers ate at lbs ground. The .street parade of the show in the forenoon waa a large and good one. The many very fine horses were especially noticeable. Tba oi reus was n clean and an "St excellent exhibition throughout. Tha riding by Mr. Kwers and Willie O. ueie was superb, and tne "Hying men in tha air," Fisher Brothers, give wonderful performance, equal if not superior to anything we have ever seen here. Tbe proprietora and managers of the show were an agreeable and intelligent gentle. men.Linonln (Ills.) Reoord. The New Home Sewins Ma chine can now be found in all parts a. an w . ... . oi ine woritt. itn reputation lor al ways being in order and ready for any kind ofwork, either plain or fancy, has gained for it a rank among sewing mat-hints, which others (ess meritorious have long coveted. We refer you to the thousands that are now usinsr the New Home. Don't take our word or an interested agent's t ask those that have one and you will find they are satisfied they have the heat, then fry one and investigate for yourself, and if you do not find the Aew Home tbe best don't buy it.

An alarm of fire Saturday afternoon was turned in from the 3d ward, where a blase had been discovered in a stable attached to the Dryadale house (recently purchased by Mrs. Perdue). The stable was full of hay, and created a great moke and blsxe. It. is supposed that the fire communicsteil through the careless use of a pipe by some one who bad been working about, the stable. The stable was a total loss, and the adjoining buildings were only saved by prompt work. The Horticultural Society closed a three days' successful Fair on Saturday night. No better or larger di&play of choice and fine apples is made by the State Horticultural Society, than was seen in Ryan's Hal). The display of pears, grapes, potatoes, etc. was never surpassed by a county organization. The floral display attracted . unusual attention from both home and foreign visitors. A choice musical program was rendered-?each night. The managers worked, . hard to make the Fair a success and i they have the satisfaction of knowing that they succeeded No. 523 drew a .silver butter dish at the Horticultural Fair, aad was held by Esra Borland. Ab. Ketcbatn had some cabbages that tempted the cab bage hungry. I. Milt Rogers, Gto. Campbell, Wm.Neeld, Cal. Worrall, Wm. Bunger, Jos. Dlnsujore, Ab.Ketcham, Alt, Perring, and others were active in making the Fair a success. Alf. Perring bad a trunk 113 years old, oa exhibition. A silver teapot, 156 frears old, was exhibited by Mrs. Chaa. Alexander. Premiums will be paid upon presentation a C. K. Worrell's office.

Hiram Birch's infant child choked to death Sunday while eating an apple, at the home of the parents-south of Stanford. Van Buren tp. has siixteeo teacher? at work in this county, eight of whom have positions in their owa locality. Ed. Thrasher will be postmaster at Dudley. V L. D. Rogers and, wife visiting Indianapolis this week Mrs. Brodix will occupy Eetcham property this winter. Mrs. Jessin Buskirk was are the ro cently married at St, TbomaSjDak., to J. C. MoNiohol. -T-Mtas Flora Csrr, sister Bruce Carr, Auditor of Stale, was guest of Mrs. C. L. Alexander during reunion. i Miss Hettie Onrbaeher, Louisville, fit to- be- marriedof llui Tuesday, the 22d, to Mr. Richard James- They will go to 'CitCHo op their wedding tMir and are expected in Bloamington oa the 25th or 26th. Thus. H. Barnliill of Utiinnville is visiting his brothers aad I uucle in and uear vredouta, Kaa. j Mrs. Marie Hester (nee Jessie Henderson) is teaching sic in Chicago, with rooms at ii;Ml niu- j 234 Monroe si. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wyatt and son of Indianapolis were the guests last week of the family of Geo, W. Norman. Nelson Connct, formerly of Stanford, this county, died .on September 19th at Baileysville, Kansas, with Bright'a disease, in bis 60tbyear. A brother of Mayor Denny waa in Bloomiugton last week, the first time for many years. ' He is- an uncle of Mr. Carmiclutd.and Mrs. Breeden. ' Mrs. Wm. B. Baker will return from Denver about Christmas,: In the meantime Mr. Baker will build a residence on west 6th street. Reboot IPund HaIe, NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVSN, that the following tracts or parcels of lands or so muuh thereof as may be neos-t-aary to pay tbe principal,interest,damagei and casta thereon, will be sold or offered for aula at the Court House door, in the city of Bloomiugton, County of Monroe and State of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash in hand, on MONDAY, NOV. llTH, 1889, being tba 2nd Monday of said month, the aaid lands having been mortgaged to tbe State of Indiana to secure the prin cipal and internet to tbo funds hereinafter described, and theitaterest being due and remaining ur.piud on tne veveral raortgages and the lands therein described : MARION TOWNSHIP. Loan No. 2499 Tbe northwest fourth of tbe northeast quarter of section seven (7 tewnanip ton nnnn, range one east, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by loon B. Martin and Anna Martin, his wife, to the funds of township nine north, range one went. Principal, interest, damages and easts due,ninety-six dollars and ninety eents (98 90.) BKNTON TOWNSHIP. Loan S19S The northwest quarter of of the southeast quarter and the west half or tne aortneast quarter of the south east quarter or section sixteen (i) in township nine north, range one east, eonteining sixty aores, more or lets. Mort gaged ny Bsran A., ttiebardson and Jacob Richardson, her husband, to the funds of townsbipseven range two west. Princi pal, interest, damages and oasts one, one hundred and twenty-six dot lan and tweh. ty-oigbt cents ($U.IH.) 1 INDIAN CRRSK TOWNSHIP. Loan 31113 The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter and tbe north half of the southwest quarter f she southwest quarter, all In section fourteen (14) township seven north ranee two west, con taining sixty seres, more or lew. Mnrtgsged by John D. Morgan and Phoebe Morgan, bit wife, to tbe oommon school fund. Principal interest, damages and cuts du a, four hundred and thirty-nine dollars and, seventy uents (S439.T0.) If less than tbe wbule of any tract is sold, the part so sold will bejn tbe northwest corner of the tract The sale will be continued from day to dy until all shall be sold or offered for sale. WILLIAM T. BLAIR. Apnrroa Momma Cotrtrrr.

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By rirtue of a certitte4 copy of a Decree to at directed from the Clerk

of the Hon roe Circuit Gjurt, in a cauce wherein William U Cos w plaintiff, ana John B. Cos and Martha Cos are defendant , requiring ma to make the lum of Seventeen Hundred and Ninette Dol and Three Cents, with intereat on Mid decree and cotta, I will expo at Public Hale, to the faigheet bidder, oa SATURDAY, NOV. 2an, 188, between the hour of 10 o'clock a. a. and 4 o'clock r. u., of aaid day, at the door of the court house in Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exoaediof seven years, the following Real Kstate, to-wil: The south half of the southeast quarter of section twenty-one (21), and the north half of the northeast quarter of section twenty -eight (18), and the wast half of the northwest quarter of section twenty, seven (IT), and the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twentytwo (2), all in town nine (), north ranee oae (U east, containing two hundred and eighty (ISO) acres. More or less all of said land i situated in Monroe county, Indiana. If such rents and proBts will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same time slid place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so muck thereof as may be sufficient to discbarge said decree, interest and costc. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement law. THOMAS J. FAKR, Sheriff Monroe County. Oct. 9, UN. ihoncE or ivsoLYEMcrr. In tha matter. of the astata of John Bonan, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court. No. ItS. Notice is hereby given that upon petition filed in said Court by Richard A.Fulk Administrator of aaid estate, setting up tha insufficiency of the estate of said decedent to pay the dvbts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the 3rd day of September, 1889, i nd said estate to be probably insolvent, and order the same to bo settled accordingly. The creditors ot said estate are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency, and required to file their claims against said estate for allowance ten days before the 1st day of the next terra of said court. Witness, the Clerk and seal of said Court, at Bloninington, Indiana, this 7th dav of October, 1889. anal. ENOCH FULLER, Clerk. Oct. 9, 1889. Notice of City Treasurer. Notice is hereby given that tbe proper cstinuite has bean made by the City Engineer, of the eity of Blooniingtnn, Indiana, of tbe cost of the construction of a brick sidewalk in front of In-loU numbers 35 and 30, in said city ; that there is duo the contractor thereon, James 1 Smith, tbe sum of $ 100.72 ; that said work has been dona in all things in compliance wilh'the contract made therefor, said inlotK 35 and 3d being the property of Martitrat Botlenbacher George W. Bollenttcher, Martin U BoUonbacher, William P. Bollenbacber, Samuel M. Jtollenbncher, Jacob I. Bolleobaclier, Lizzie White, Mary Northcraft, Kte Axtell, iJulia Fktvd, Caroline Kel", Funnie Bollenbachrr and William Kennedy, jr. ; that

the on ln" J aGptomoer, uo?, a I precept was ordered by the Common J Council of said city for tbe collection of w'j said amount, which said recet was i- ' lUti : (lied on thn 19th dny of Seiteniber, . 1889,

and wns signea ny tliw !tt yr ana attested liytho Clerk of said city. Now if feid enent he not paid within twenty day from thu 24th day of October, 188, the undrflgned, Treaaiirer of said city, will uinke the sam.u by levy and sale uf said real estate. J. M. HUNTER, Oct. 1, 1889. City Treasurer. WOTICE TO COXTHACTOBS mas win oe recoiven uy me voinnion Council of the City of tilcomington, in the Council Chamber at their regular OOTOBER I&ra, 1889, for improving north Morton street from 6lb street to lltb street. Specifications for said improvement are now on Die, and can be seen at the City Clerk's office. The Common Council reserve the right to reject any or ail bids. Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the Common Counail: Retelved, That hereafter no bids will be received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unlnss the names of tha sureties , who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case ho is awarded the contract, are given in the bid. ROBERT & GREEVK8, Spt 25, '89. ; City Clerk. Commissioner Sale of Reiki Estate. NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVKX, that the undersigned Commissioner of tbe Monroe Circuit Courtin tbe case of Nan cy J. Short et al vs. Lee Alford, et al, No. less, will oner at public sale, at tne door of the Court House, ia Rloomington, In. diana, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9TB, 1088, th following described real estate, situ ated in Monroe county, ma., to-wit s Part of Seminary Lot 34, beginning at tha southeast corner thereof, thence north 82 feet, thence west parallel with tha south line thereof to the west line of said lot, thence south 62 feet to tbe southwest corner, theava east to tba place oi beginTERMS One-third rash in hand on day of sale ; the residue in two equal payments, in six and twelve months, the purchaser executing hi notes, with approved security, waiving relief from val uation and appraisement law, and drawing interest at 6 per cent. Bale to begin at one o'clock P. K. M. M. DUNLAP, Oct 3, 1889 Commiasioner.

MIXRS A CORR, AtfysJ notice to MoMatesldcBtta, State of Indiana, Monroe County, ss : In the Monroe Circuit Court, November Term, 1889. Complaint No. 1754. Chitrles G. Corr, administrator de bonis non, with tbe will annexed, of the estate of Etn Newton, deceased, vs.. Knsign Newton, Hannah K. Van H ego ine, Lois O. Meers, Thalia Brown, Richard Brown, Knsign N. Brown, Fannie J. Church. Now comes the plaintiff by Miers & Corr, bis attorneys, and files bis complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant, Knsign Newton, Hannah K. Van Hegning, Lois C. Mean, Thalia Brown, Richard Brown, Ensign N. Brown, and Fanny J. Church, are not residents of the Slate of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the nth day of tba next term of tbo Monroe Circuit Court, to be holdan on the first Monday ot November, A. IK I8H9, at the Court House in Bioarr.ington, in said County and State, and answor r demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and thn seal of said court, affiled at Blooinlugton, this 3utb day of September, A. I). 1889. ssi.J ENOCH FULL Kit, Clerk Mwurue Circuit Court. Oct. 3, 1889.

You will -find tha best made, the best fitting, and best quality of $ood,honest goods, in Cassimeres and Worsteds, in Suits and Overcoats, of any house in Bloomington. Ml fresh, new goodsno old stock. You make a mistake if you. don't see tJiese goods and learn our prices before you buy. Our' increasing trade proves tJiat we make NO MISREPR1ZSEMTATIOWS. . We invite y ou to see our goods and get our prices. One door North of Alley, West Side of Square, .; J.. P. TOURNER fc CO.

WALLACE & CO.'S Great World's Real Roman Hippodrome and International Three Ring Circus, Will Exhibit iin Bloomington, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th.

The Distinguished Scientist and Aeronaut, PROF. . W- W. McE WEN f Whose aerostAtio inventions and adventures have made htm famous thtoiighout the world, and who will ma ko a 1AIVY TMP TO THE CIiOlTM, Borne aloft wilh the speed of the arrowV flight into space by the enormous lifting power of his newly invented air shipfCleojiatra, Offering to everybody a free and exhtlirating speotacle, a Perilous LEAP From the Clouds ! Leaving this mumumtli aerial engine wheu it shall nave rtacttea its greatest attainable height, the dating aeronaut will make a terrifio and precipitous def cent to earih, aided alone by an Ingeniously Constructed Parachute. The Grand Dress Parade

.Takes place at 10 a,m., daily, unfolding to public view, free as air to

every body, all the dazzling, sensational, unique, piwjc, uwi,vt and sumptuous processional resources of tbe 2vJLont3x Ouaa-l OrffawiaEWtioix.

1m tbe leadinar FuneraL XWi-eetoXi AND FUKNITURE DEALER I CS.RXT IX STOCK TUB BEST USX OF FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING GOODS xvaa xxtt -tar BtooMnrowwr, xj win. 8xtL row aeons cHSAris th.h akt OMX. COMK AND SXX MX BKVcRX TOO pvt. aarSocru atpa juaxx, w sst or Clank's Gaocaar. oc-

EAST & EAST, Att Notice lo aiow-Rnslde. In the State of Indinna, Monroe county. In tbe Monroe circuit court, Novembor term, 1880. Complaint No. Amanda Myers vs. The unknown heirs of David J. Hayman, decensod. Now comes tbe plHlntili; by Sash & East, her attorneys, and files her nmplaint herein, together with an afildsvit that said, defendants, tbe unknown hoirs of Duvid J. Hnyman, deceased, are not residents of the Stale of Indiana, Notice is therefore hereby givon laid defendants,that unless they be and appear on the 17th day of tbe nest term of Monroe circuit oourt, to bo boldon on the 1st Monday of November, A. D., 1889, vt tbe Court House, In Bloom ington, in aid county and State, and answer or demur to said complnint, the" nsme will be beard and determined III their abnenrif. Witness my name and the seal of said court, nflixnd at Uloomin?t , lUis JOlli day of September, A. D. 1889 KAt ENOCH FULLER, Cle-k. Oot. i, 189.

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JEXoxsrjr IP. Tonme r, JEWKLER AND OPTIOTAN, SPECTACLES, EYE GLV!kSSES, &C. SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to properly -adapting Spectacle and Eye Glasses to tbe sight, assisted by experience and the best scientific instruments. s ALESMEN WANTED AT flNni; Vninnl nnaltinn tha vear round 1 Good weekly pay guarangood" character and willingness to work required. Outfit free. Send for terms and commene. at once. Write J- Ara. tut Shaw A Co., Nurserymen. Rochester, N. Y. Sept. 4.'89-9w. C. C. TURNER, t-the leadingUndertaker A-N--D-Furniture Dealer. I bave tbe largest and best selected stock ever brought to lHoomiiigtou, and will xell you goods cheaper than any one. I hftve ft fine display of Chamber Suites, PARLOR SUITES, LOUNGES, Fakov Chairs, Baby Wacom, Carpet Swkkpers, Mirrors, PICTURE FRAMJ8. ORGANS kept In stock, and eld on monthly payments. . I have the Household Sewing Machine Jtlio bett Machine made, and tbe cheapest. I also keep Cllliig far Fmerols which oi'ly coHs about one-half much as othor clothing. Comn nnd see me.nurt

SBKRtrf B SAleV y" Jj By virtue of a certified poor of k fflaSsi cree to me direct-id f-om tbe Clerk's o i of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cess wnerein wuiiam Lng is pi tinun, ana. Benjamin P. Brannam.Georr BnanitaakL Jonathan Brannnm and Enoth Dayh) are:: defendauti, requirinc me to make the wax two hundred and thirty-five dollars a oighty-fivo ceEts, with interecc on said .9s cree and costs, 1 will expo at Sale, to the hightat bidder, on ' HATURDA T, NOV. 9m, W8,C between the homi of IS o'clock',. 4 o'clock r. M, oif said day, at the door , Indiana, the ren a and profits tor ;ia not exceeding seren years, et the ing neat Kstate, lo-wit : The half of th i south f ractloaal qi of sectioa one (1) town niiWi fSV. one (I) west, oot.taininv fortv-aevna thirty-eigbt oae huodredths (4t38-li acren, more or nas. Also the soaUiweet fraetioaal section six (6) U wn nine (9) rang All situated In Monroe county and we cuaio oi jtnawna. If such rents nnd profits 'ill for a sufficient sum to satislv said'-." interesu and costs, l will at tneaaf and place, expota to public sale simple of said real estate, or so?;;. tnereor as may He f uoicioat to on id decree, interest and cosfei. Said sale will be muria witliout i linf wlmtevnr trim valuation or ap meat laws. . THOMAS J. PARR, Sheriff Moaroe CountyVi Tauaialla. )lae. The Great rst Mall M Tbe Hhortft, Beit, an C'meheat between he Murth sal SoMtbv tion Jl:0J p m.. 9:05 a. m., lfc2S nighfell ra.. i :.io a. an. - AmH. t.Bnetwm,'t: p inL'l:! iE9 a. . y Arrive, St. Xon.it. t:30.p, ia., Arrive, Kaaiias City, 8:9t a, B,Ii! Going East -Leave Junction. ! 1.46 p. m , 2.38 . m, a.5 a.m. Arrive Indii nnpnlig, 6,09 p. n" - m., 3.45 a. m., .is a. m. Guicg Nortk Lve TM Han p.m. f nd 6:00 a. vi. Arrive, Soeth Bead, P. 1.15 p. m. ' ' KxHt bound mid west Vwad dailv. Making direct connections for nttj under tne sun. I our ctmaa fiirn nd quiet in Union Iptl.g lrsnster or j.ay-avera an. yur, modaiions are unex-tiUed.-Any inforrostion.rerdiagraata; c auaress -stm CHASH.MIXOgP Xrsveling raw. . Ter.Ibsl R A FORD. O P. A . lt. Iiaik..l Dr.J. V. GRAIN. OFFICE raw oved to tbe bo of the Fee Corner, North east side, ground floor. 'f.ir SiTK.SBaaaKWTNarSS JWOODWOFtKI-S: .3c- 2a union sauaiuyf. ST tOUtS. MO. .;XjBIBi-ttl.Ti . . . , . jjud'tt a Tr wL Co., 340 Supe rior St., tireastM, unw n A f.RSKfEN WiNTETfc 11 tn miina fnr tk. aakl of Num.

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