Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 46, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 January 1890 — Page 2
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WflUXlX A.SABB,
Among the aumeroos pension Utisalny introdwid K one fey lit. Cheadk providing aervk peamoos for all ex-soldiers who have attaiaed the ago of fifty yaw. To-sight, fTueeday) Mac Bar- ,. .,, , ' PKffiaOB BtrBKAU CHANGES, Ptaaion Ctoaattisriooer Beam ha iaaocd an order abolishing the board of re-ieiw in the pension bnrcao and distribotiag the forty encatbera of that board aneag the five adjudicating divisions of the o&ce. 6i of the ablest men ia the board of re-review will bo asatgaed to doty in sbe board ,of review f a coiaunittee to whom all the naoce imiiortant and difficult will thae be incveaead Iron 82 to 88 aacjb. The ranaining 84 remmstegetoer with (be 4(X special xaaaiiiera meetly recalled from field work, rill be distributed aaabM the adjudicating divisions,
thas increasing their effective work
ing fcroe by 74 aaen. Alt of tfce divisions of ike o&ce will be reorcaaiaed on ooxneted and simpli
fied basis, whl a view to increasing ta itautaaoat the adiodkatioK Ca
pacity of the bureaa.
Tonight, (Taeaday) heat Bar-
Psmom to be Ciwwed. Peaaioa CbatanaMeaer Raam has
ianoed aa order directing that the
fifeeof all patdier claims sbatl at
oaee be exam iaed, and such as seem tobeeoaaeJEBjaltea
A' PMHMiiger Killed.
EVIDENCE BEFORE THE CORONER of the conductor of the Slefmsg Cab, US OF PASSENGER'S SON. THE MANNER OF HIS KILL
ING A MYSTERY.
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The freight train due at thin
place from the south each morning . . . .a a i -
at 1 o'eiocs, passed over toe ooay of a man at Jackson's Creek bridge,
mile and a half sooth of Clear
Creek Station, last Wednesday
morning. The engineer reported
at the office here, and men were seat down to gather up the remains. They were torn bo as to be unreoog-
Rtxabre. cat from papers . in lue
pockets of his clothing it was learned that the body was that of Daniel
M. Bowmar, of Versailles, J.y.,
who was on bis way from Chicago
to LoasirnUe la a sleeper, -
Coroner Jas. D. Maxwell held
an inquest oa Wednesday, from
which it seems that but little was
known by the trainmen of the
movements of the passenger, Mr. Bowmar. Among those who testified were' the porter and conductor of the sleeping car. and the son
of deceased. From the notes of
the testimony before the Coroner,
which the stenographer of the railroad company (D. O. Spencer) has
kindly permitted the .Progress to examine, the following resume of
the evidence is taken :
Mr. A. A. Bowmar, son of de
ceased testified before Coroner Max
well as follows: My father was in
business at Versailles, Ky., up to
about ten days ago. He then left
for Chicago, where lie entered into
tne fife insurance business. Had
ived. at Versailles eight years.
He' has had mental distorbanceJiufc
not enough recently, so that be could
be legally restrained. He wns con
fined in the asylum for the insane
at Lexington, Ky. from the 16th
of Dee. 1885 till Gift. 1886. We
attempted recently to'restrain him, bat when a court of inquiry was organised he conducted himself so
sanely that we were unable to prove
him of onsoand mind, tie dit not use Honor. The money he had can
be aeoouated for in expenses.
The porter of the sleeping car
testified : I made np a berth for
the .men in question between 9 and
10 o'clock Tuesday night. He ate
some lunch and drank a cup of tea
Don't know it he look off his
clothes. He came back to the
smoking room after I got through
making np the car. He remarked
tbat he could sot-sleep:, said lie
ea er ftre es if
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: a sr
as
he
nts
jat ate
tnd
een
re-
bad
jrce
the is
3ur-
attle iwer beef the fpf ' ; Uy aright be - benefitted, s
Ew, :. ' one
frisoB
I who
aptafa of
feared
Denxkralic
pem-
reaaoo to
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Sear MeO) f kLi m -
"Horiaontal Kir Moi
referred to Mr. Nitborn.
haainst been elected eh
thehonae, as "a man who
God and voted the
ticket.1' Men who vote the
oeratie ticket have good
iear uoo, j.
Paraoa Talmage ta .arorth
8200,000. Be think he can get through the eye of the needb! with
that amount. . I - j akr Brwet Ta-Nlgh
The annual report of PHman'8 Palace Car Compan cobtafM a 2reat deal of matter of ia-
fenat to the general poblje. afaows aweta of approximate' tv-one iniHionit, iftiSm
twenty-ax BMliiaaleaS-fi. fiat of sbootfifteeairumoa. The company is bow snpplyiac with ob-epen 117,854 miles of the 180,. 000 miles of 'railroad in the United &, a gala of 11,728 miles dorJug the year. The total number r,f rmpbijres of tW company is 11,063. fkwiuimi fo-fiayftf.
It
for
of I
alsoi found a certificate of member
duty to the Barney Masonic Lodge, No. ',271, Chicago, dated October 28, 881. Oa a bumdesa card his address is given as 200 Lasalle street, Chicago.
At 7:35 o'clock Wcdnewiay
morning tbe prssenecr tniin arriv
ed in Louisville. Until shortly be-
forejits arrival the abseuce of the passenger had not been noted. The porter remembered that he bad appeared restless during the night,
aud had several times left his berth having on his boots, coat and hat. Tha last time he left his berth no one' remembered having seen him return, but bis absence did not excite suspicion. When at last a search was instituted, and it was ascertained that he had left the
tram, the conductor fearing that he
had fallen ofi", caused a dispatch to
be sent back over the line instructing engineers to keen a lookout.
An examination of the contents of
the valises left in the sleeping apartment confirmed the. identity of their owner.
A short time ago Mr. Bowmar
sold his Daner at Versailles to his
sons. A little later ho iett tor
Chicago, where he went with a
view to establishing a paper to haye been known as the Chicago
Kentuckian. Mr. Bowmar was
one of the best known newspaper
men in Ken tuck v. and was one of
the few who combined business qualities with editorial ability. He hajd accumulated during his useful life a fine estate and was pecuni
arily interested in several Chicago enterprises; besides owning con
siderable real estate in Woodford county.
?Mr. Bowmar was forty-eight yejars of age, and leaves a family at
Versailles i
HEALING THE SICK I'KEG OF CHAROB,
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had something on.L his mind lfiSrSSSZZ hnikoMui him oiw! ho hud in mrfrT" U.J..
ImikiMwd him and he hud to (ret"
Le web- riAMMMM -mwe con
ductor awoke me at 3 o'clock Wed
nesday morning. Some fifteen minutes afterward the passenger
got np. He washed and had his
boots blacked. At about 4 o'clock bo went out of the door into the a at.
car ahead ; he came oacK in ten or
fifteen minutes, and that was the
hut time I noticed bim. Duln t
miss liim till the conductor spoke of bia disappearance.
C. A. Broad well, conductor of
the sleeping ear testified : This
man was a passenger on my car on the night of Dec 31st. He got on
at Chicago with a ticket for Loois-
O1II0 I till nfit nflluw that ha art-
ed differently from other nassen
gen. tie was talkative with otn
era. I had a number of passengers;
and was bony, bo had no talk withi
htm. Noticed tbat he was op and
down out of his berth four or five
times. I did not miss him till II went through the car about day-U
tight. Asked the porter where the
ffepnblican Meetings. Pursuant to the call of the Republican SUito Central Committee, the chairman
otbach township committee of Monroe cotinty U henjby requested to cull a cobvehtion of tha Bocublioao voteri of hit
township, to meet at such place and hour
ane may aeiignaio, on t SATUBJJAY, JAN. 11th, 1890,'
tor the transaction, of the following busi
ness:
it The selection of one Committeeman
from each voting precinct, who shall be
come a member of the County Central
Committee.
K The setnetion of delegates and alter-
nittes to tne district conronuon, to be held
au Danville, In Thursday, Jan. 234
1S90, for the purpose or sleotma;' mem
ber of the Stnto Central Committor.-'
Tha nrecinet eoinmitteemen-" elected
'ill meet at the RepublIcnfcounty com
iltee rooms, on buiuraay, Jan. 18th, at
p. m, for the parpen of raorcanizntion
be attendance oeacb precinct commit-
wmnn is earnetijlv reauesieai
The fallewips-jjrtikt 'nintiT
2 delegates.
I
tletegat'' ju.e5iand,.
jHarion. .
Clear Creek,
V asbiRffton...,.., .................. 1
Bait Creek,.................!
:aOIKi ... L 'Indian Creek,... ..... ... i
-rcrry,.. ...... 3 loomillgto, .......... ............ 5
. Total dolesates, 21 Kat. U. Hiii Chuirman. ' A. DovAT.nsnTf . S-jcratarv.
IjBloomington, Ind., Jan. 2, 1890.
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pasaenger oeioogmg io ine , oerurf was ; be said he got op about 3 o'J clock, and had gone forward. At Lonisville I saw Mr. Carson whoj said that he had been notified bw telegraph that the body of a man bad been found on the track neaii BIoomtBgtoo, and asked me if r, Pullman passenger was missingj Told him that there was. Thl passenger had two oveacoats and two valises,, which were left in the
car.
Lonisville Commercial.
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HOBBIBLE DEATH CW A WEI A,
KSOWH KENTUCKY EDITOH
The engineer of a freight train on the Louisville, New Albany 1& Chicago road stepped bis train at a point Bear Jackson's creek, filre
miles south of Bloomington, at an early hour Wednesday mornirig.
'1 he drive wheels ot the locoroottfye
bad passed over the motionless form of a man who lay 'upon the track, and wlio was now cruoled and manffled bevond rerwnitiont
The Coroner was at once notified, and with several assistants gather
ed the remains together ami had them conveyed to Blooiniogtirn. Aa examination of the papers foiled npon the perran of the deceased show conclusively that Daniel .
Bowmar, late editor and proprietor
ertoe WoodtordSuD.of Versailles, Ky., is the victim. His name and late address at Versailles were inscribed upon the fly-leaf of a notebook wbinh was found at hi vjx. Ttolrek faiilfd.Pferal pajferx for identification, one being'ttrefrcceipt for a ticket from Chicago to fionisvllie, figucd by the Chicago agent of the Monon, and dated Dee. SI. Another- whs check from lite Pullman sleeping-cnr con dwfor, same date, giving him a htnh tor the tmiu of ih;.t day l
in oauie tteotmativju. lUvr wax
Andrew McNeilly of Man-
Mpheater, Ind., is visiting John Barn-
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
A convention will be held in Dan
villejnd., Thursday, Jan. 23, 1890
tor the purpose ot selecting one
'member cf the State Central Com
mittee. The meeting will be held
in the court house in Danville, at 1:30 p.m. The counties- compris
ing the ana congressional distrid are entitled to the following reprc
sentation : Bartholomew 27, Brown
7, Hendricks 33, Johnson 22, Moo-
roe 21, Morgan 2o, Owen 16, Put
nam 26. JOS. I. IBWIST, District Chairman.
DR. ONEAL Fhvsician in O iu-f f
THB DK. OHBA1. HfcVl.TU -i'NV.TI-
TU'fB, IjOi'ISVIULK, A.Y., :
"Will bo at the Kntior.al Ilotwe, "BkMim.
incton, Ind., Fri.iav. Janirv 2iiM, ono
dav only. He desires to announce to lb
a filleted of this v.cin'ty iluit bu will render his services '
BSTRKE OF CHARGK-ttt
to all who begin treatment at this time; all he asks in return is small compensation for medicines and s testimonial when
cured. He will make regular trips here
once a month during the next year, but
win charge mil rees aoer tnis trip.
Tha Dr. Oneal Health Institute was or
ganized in Louisville by Dr. Oneal over a
year ago witn a iuii nan 01 specialists,
covering overy Draacn isurgery ana
jueoicine.
Dr. Ominl treats ill chronic diseases by
entirely new methods, and is the most
successful specialist in the South or West, as the records of his practice will show.
He employs the superior methods of using Klectricitr. Maenetism, Ozone, Osrecn
and Electro-vitalised medicine for the
cure of all Chronic and Ncrvom diseases
in both sexes. He successfully treats Ca
tarrh by bis Celebrated Klectric spray, Bve.Kar,Tbroat and Lunc Diseases. Khoii-
matism. Neuralaia, Paralysis,' Nervous
Debility, epilepsy, (ttU), Diseases or the
Stomach. Liver. Kidneys and all Bled
and Skin Diseases, and all Female Du
If vou have any Chronic Disease what
ever and have tried other treatment ia
vain, come and see Dr. Oneal about your
case. He may he able to cure you a ne
has done thousands of so-called hopeless
case. '
Read What the Mentennat
Governor of Indiana Says ef Dr. Otaeal.
Dahvm.lb, Ijui, Kov. 20. 188ft To
whom U may come : It gives- mo great
pleasure to recommend ur. uneni as a Chrittion awntleman. a Dhvsician who has
enjoyed unusualudvanlage: io the line of
nts.proiession, ana wn, oy nignuva " nxnerienco. is well Qualified to moot the
wants of anv community desiring the
services of an accomplished. and exper
ienced practitioner. Eespeetfully, IRA J- CHASE.
Btmember the date mid iend thi to
..... .I.L. fhtniill If.i.Al.
""aarTMIVaU'ly. Call ns early ttt
possible, as his room will be crowded
Consultation Free. Addn all MUtrs i the Dr. Oneal Health Institute, 530 West
Walnut street, l-ufovilUy Ky.
Mr. Keely informs the board of motor stockholders that all he wants in order to make his invention a success is a little time. It ought to be granted. There is no sense in the stockholders being in such a rush about a matter of this sort. Mr. Keely does not say just how mueh time he wants, but doubtless a short period would sufficesay seventy-five or eighty years.
bill, near Unionville.
Bedford Democrat : Mrs.Mikc Hackelt, Mrs. Fannie Riley and Miss Kate Riley visited friends io Bloomington Tuesday.
ZIPPINCOTTS MAGAZINE, mUh ttt varisd amd tfttUtui ttnUnti, ii m Ukrary ttmijnJ a hafff llutigkt It frimt mm txtirt mtvtl ia lock tumttr. HU 4 tktrt mtvtkttt, hit bug tttrytnch ytu mr mud to fti in firm mmd pap firm mw dollar to ,w dollar mid half for. Nftontf IMat, but with tatkwtktr you gtt em aiuudjuct ftktr coulriiulioui, tekUkgivu you a food magotimi ttsidtj tAt novrf. Tkt ringing thws wmick kmvttttn struck ou tit gateway of ftfular favor, tun rtseumoUd throughout tit tuiirt laud, and to-day Lipfiueatft Mqgntou itauds in tht front rait of monthly puititatioui, and it tht most widefy-rtadad-lallui-tf tuMUotion of its Hud in Ot world, for full dtitriftiuo circular!, address UPFINCOTTS MAGAZINE, PkiladelhiA $ 3.00 for ytar. as t'l, lingU number. TluublUhtr of tUifafor wil rtuhn your
Hurrah ! Hurrah ! The Nobth-East Cokneu Grocery wrix Astonish You With v Price ! On Sugar, Ctiffce, Tea and Canned Goods. Also, Flour, Feed and Salt, Country Produce Wanted I PUETT & SEARS.
Consumption is largely ow ihe increase in California, according to
the Nate Board of Health. Ui
1.007 deaths reported in October,
147 were from this disease. The
Board does not seem to think thia
is due to the coming of invalid
far cone with the disease, but that
it is spreading by contagion. Its
circular says:
The undesiraliilitr of inviting its
victims to the Coast teems to have
given great umbrage to our South
ern neighbors, who seem to look
upon the solicitude of. the State
Board of Health for the sanitary
welfare of the State as a direct blow
at their prosperity, aud an endeavor
to prevent the immigration of dis
eased persons into, their inidsi
The State Board has 110 such desire
or power ; it can only advise the public of the danger incurred from
the promiscuous mingling of
consumptives with healthy people,
which is its duly.
M. Delargy, in a papcrcontribut-
ed to the Journal Hygiene, points out that certain mountain regions
in Europe, formerly exempt from
phthisis, have now become infected since intercourse with cities and
phthisical localities have been fur
nished, and considers the crowding together of a large mi m Iter of
phthisical cases, in the most
healthy localities, will soon have
an unfavorable effect upon the
purity of the atmosphere. Indeed
it may ue said that consumption is
never contracted except by contact
by association,, or by living in, close proximity. The length of time
consumed by phthisis before prov
ing fatal enables it to infect al
susceptible persons coming in con tact with it ; hencB its great dan ger when not isolated, Cadeac and Malet, by expert
merit, proved that the tubercular
matter, dried and pulverized, was
capable of transmitting the disease
108 days after such preparation
and Pietro asserts that tubercular
matter will retain its virulence ten months after drying. Desiccation
or drying- of the sputa seems to be
the most effective way of dissemi
nating the disease, Cornet found that of 311 animals inoculated with
the iiust scraped from the rooms
occupied ly phthisical patients, 167
died soon alter ; of these,., otic-nilh were found to be tuticrculou-". PAY VP, AKI DO IT StpOffl Every man, woman and child who is indebted to Robertson Brothers, is requested to come iranwliutely and nettle up. Many s.ccouuts have run a lun; time, and person have been fnvored by us time and again. Now in reltirn We ask thrse persons to do us the fnvnr of pyiv without further aolicitation. We MUST li ne a shi lenient. Il'llUiUTSON BROS. D;. 23, HB'J.
TAXES FOR 1889.
1
NOTICE
Year 1889 is now
is hereby given that in my hands, aud I am
the Tax Duplicate for the State and County Taxes for the ready to receive Taxes thsreon charged.
TlJB5iIIKB UOAD TAX: I have also received the Turnpike Duplicate for the collection of Taxes on the following roads: Stephens, JHUggiit, "Wylie. The following table shows the rate of taxation on each one hundred dollars' worth of nronertv.
also ou each poll, iu the several corporations in Monroe county, Indiana, for the year 1889.
and
atai?
C7 S
TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS. . S d& S J"ll 'i-lg'j o S m 3 003 r2S o c o Bean Blossom, $ 2 00 12 16 70 15 19 10 9 1 52 15 1 67 Washington, - - - - . - 2 00 12 16 J 70 20 10 20 9J 1 68 10 1 68 Marion, 2 00 12 16 70 20 20 91 1 48 10 1 58 Benton, 2 00 12 16 i 70 10 G 12 9J 1 42 16 1 58 Bloomington, - - - - - - 2 00 12 16 1 70 6 24 8 9J 1 46 16 1 62 Richland, 2 00 12 16 I 70 6 16 6 t J 36 16 1 52 Van Buren, 2 00 12 16 i 70 10 6 6 91 1 30 10 1 40 Perry, 2 00 12 16 1 70 8 8 91 1 24 10 1 34 Salt Creek, ' 2 00 12 16 1 70201116 91 1 5415 1 69 Polk, n - 2 00 12 18 1 70 16 40 91 1 64 16 1 80 Clear Creek, - - - - - - 2 00 12 16 1 70 10 16 20 91 1 64 10 1 64 Iudian Creek, 2 00 12 16 1 70 10 16 10 91 1 44 10 1 54 City of Bloomington, 2 00 12 16 1 70 94 1 08 1 08 Townot Ellettsvill 2 26 12 16 1 70 26 40 91 1 74 1 74
In addition to the above there is charged to each person owning, keeping, or harboring within the County One Hale Dog
$1 00; One Female Dog, $3 00. inch additional Dog, ti 00.
The Taxes as above stated can be paid at the office of the County Treasurer in the City of Bloomington, until the Third
Monday in April, 1890, without penalty.
T..m Wnm dna on the first of Ja luarv. and the tax na vcr mav nav the full amount of such taxes on or before the Third
Mnndav in Anril. or mav. at bis ontion. nav one-half thereof on or Wfvre tho said Third Monday of April, and the remaining
half on or before the First Monday ta Xoveiuber, jn the manner prescribed by hw. All Bond Taxes to be added to the first in
stallment.
"When first installment is not paid prior to third Monday in April, tho Taxes for the whole year become delinquent. Tho Treasurer will not be responsible for the pennlty and charges on Delinquent taxes resulting from any omission of the
person paying to state definitely ou what property, in whoso name, and in what Township or Corporation it w assessed.
PU.u or.minB tout receints before leavint? the office and see that they include all your property, if you have lands lit dif
ferent townships, or if your personal Is in another township from your real estate, please mention tho fact. From the great num.
per 01 iHX-pityers in vno eouiuy. mo j ressurer qnnmu Know wimt ncn imi- w w twj r-v . 1 1 . 1 a b J te.M. uKft.)up.iht iltitif A Iaa au nut- naa mamMh lei Ana.
promptly I by so doing ycu win sure penally, numnsiraaHii anu. ivij uu. (,"- " rectly made.
xAnn. w?n. nlSnmiAnt liiM ahnuM nav them at once. The lata law is of such a character that them is no option left the
Treasurer but to enforce tha collection of delinquent taxes, however mueh ho may regret to collect tne same, by sale or property
The owner of property on the first day of April in any year, ahull be liable for the taxes of that year. The purcha sor of pro
perty on the Brst djy ol April snail DO considered aa tne owner on uiai ay
gllERIFF'S iade.
By virtue of an execution to map ed from the Clerk of th s Monro it
Cjurt, I will expose at Fublic
too oighest bidder, on SATURDAY, FEB. 1st, 1M, .
between the hours of 10 o clock A. tt.
auu 1 u ciwk r. m., m aaio nay, w um wx
Monroo county, Indiana, the rsatt aa4:1
pronts for a term not exceeding' awva years, the followimt de:ribed HeaTCsUti
in Monroe Couaty in the State ot'IaasAaW to-wit: ....
The northwest wuarteir of tha urrjwi',
quarter of section oib fowJiaaWswveaf
.. .. .. . .S . ,-.if-i
Aiso tne norLnwesi q laner oc we s7inji.
east quarter of section two, township iV'
en, nortn.ranre one wast, 00c tat tag t.i
wi .l,"T aum muio OWUUi - r. 7
A till An r.Unro 1, m IIm t,M Him. M
ountof Judgment, interest and jetjif m'4 will at the same time and pta expos at
puouc sate tne ne simple 01 suc nat.;.a-tate.
Taken as the nroMtiy of David Lisa
at the nit of Elisabeth Oimy. ' -f .
6s id sale witt be made with reHe from
valuation or appraise amit laws.
THUU AS J. JrAKeL
Sheriff Mocroe OnintaJf
Dec. 24. 1889.
Restlca of AdaartB!
VTOTICB ts beret v glVea '1&t
a w unacniBTUiHi an iMoa mniMNHistsm w- 7 a
vj, cuw bi jiimuiiiv, uiiniiiiawiicna vns the wrll annexed, of tins estate eat .DMl&Ma
Lively, late of Monrce county, MeassMtsbn Said estate is sunpoied to be solvnat.'.'JtWi, CATHAK1 KB LrfIL
Dee. U, '89. Administratifac vt
m.qym, a,u. Va.Mfg
smirmmvmt aw vvBaaujwa. tk .... n. . . ...... i 43
102.
Bids will be receivod bv the
Coancil at their regular masthat
JANUARY 21st, ,18ti'.lfj
(or construotias; sidevimlks on hota: M
of West 6th street from College Jam to Maple Street. at Specifications for stiid Impiutainsjaljf now oa file, and can be seen at tiifjL,
Ti fiiMMM riumiJl im1fmm
to reject any or all bids. XttlA Contractors will olerve the tOmT resolution adopted by the CsaaesM
Resolved. Tbat hereafter no
no received, and acted upon by
mon touncu, umeta tne i sureties who are to shit la
applicant, ia cao ae as awarneaji
tract, are given in tne m. ROBKB1 C. G Dec. 11, '89.
Wlom,
aarRemembor that the first payment of Taxes requires a great amount of timo and work upon part of tho Treasurer, a road
receipts must bo counted out, ana mure is no cerwioiv now mucu a uu.-wjr wns jjr. w jv w.--v. well as mine, try to cowo early when you pay first installment.
aaThe Treasurer has no option in rcbatine; the Penalty on Taxes allowed to be delinquent. Tax-payer are particularly . .n .i.. nj t. u .. nA n.ll,i wiili ihii Virat Tnst.illmi'iiL. No credit will be allowed on Road Tax uolcis the
nuviucuvunt nti . rJ -"7 , .. .m m , .. , , RccoiDt is presented. Road Receipts will not be received in payment ot Second Installment of Taxes. o County Orders will be
endorsed for persons owing Delinquent Taxes.
The XJSWAJL SAJjE of IeIInquent I-ands and IdOtu will take place 011 the Sccoud Monday iu February, 1890. PARTICULAR ATTENTION. Tax Payers should examine their receipts before leaving ihe Treasurer's Oifiee, and see that they are correct. Those who have lauds or other property in more than uue Township, must see that they have a receipt for -all rr,T m. ar '
D I 8 P LA Y
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE. The undersigned h ctrt trnve to announce : his old patrons, and also to any njirnbur of new oars, that he has on bands and isopw.ing iip the most splendid nsnrtment of Ilolidny Goods ever breugbt to this place. An enumeration in detail wouid bo simply iiupi'ssible. Besides the articles must be seen to be properly appreciated. jJovcrs of the Unique and the Beautiful are therefore invited to call and Inspect tho splendid array. Out of the stock the' ran scarcely full to have their wauts supplied. My customers may depend upon tbe fact that these goods are all that thoy arc represented to be ; and at prices too, that cannot fail to be satisfactory, E. P. COLE,
Law Gar ds.
JAMES Ii. MULKV, Attorney, will
mi. Ma
over thi "Corner" cMhing ttore.
JFULK, Attorney. Ofieo
Good Thin for Farmers and Stockmen. That excellent farm journal, The Indiana Farmer, Indianapolis, has done what 1.1 . Til . 1. 1 u .
t?2t Srutcl u,t iTSS' W Si-r,aPmcs and Addresses
i, i . . - vi ui8uuiuriun:ri ut nnrri mini ui ii m
manufacturers of evnrr
I implement made in tbe United States?
tn from engines and threshers down tnrougn
new block, up-iiairt . the enure list ana to tne latest invention, Special. and careful together with the names and addresses
JR. A
Allen .J- JfiiVory's over corner room.
attention icill ie given to Probate tutinets,
and to prompt collection of cuhim. peltlemcnt of eetatet a specialty. LOUDEN XOGEJtS, Attorneys. Office over first National Bank. Business of a legal nature given careful nttenlion in all courts. Ileal estate titles
examined by aid of Loudens
struct. A specialty mad of the collection and remittance of claims of ' all kinds, MIESS .J- CORR, Attorneys. Office up stairs over Corner clothing store, west side. Will practice in all the court of ihe State, Probate business given special and careful attention. Cbtfcctions made a
specialty. BU8KIRK BVSKIRK, Attorneys. Office in building south of Bank, on ground floor. Special attention given to Probate business, to the collecti(g of claims, and to business in ail the courts of this and adjoining counties.
DUNCAN BATMAN, (H. O Duncan, Ira C. Batman,) Attorneys. Office over Stone's shoe store, west side public sjuare. Particular attention will be gio en to Probate cases, collections, etc. Will
practice in all the courts.
- EAST & EAST, Attorneys. Office ttt Bee Hive Block, north side pubtie , square, upstairs. Give prompt attention to Probate business, and to the collection .
of claims. Will also practice in all courts. Agents for No. 1 insurance.
of the reliable nurserymen of the United States, the seedsmen, the manufacturers
ol fertilizers, importers and breeders of
every class of stock in all rcctions of the Union, and indeed of doalers of everythine used on the farm. It will be a very
full compendium, eivinc postofflee of
'"IT I each dealer, so that a fnrnieror atockman
formation, supplies and repairs of any
Implement, etc To this ia added a department on the Laws of Business, as they relato to farmers and stockmen. Also a wonderful variety of information in bandy form.
a relating to land, acres and values po ere, of all the States of tho Union, production per aore of the various staple crops of each, value of tbo various kinds of live stock in each, relative value of
stock foods, together with many other things of importance. A copy of this book will be given free to overy rearly subscriber of tho Farmer and Progress. We will furnish the Farmer ono year and a copy of this book and the Republican Progress fur $3.50. The book alone sells for $1.00 Of course this proposition means cash nut wood and dicker of anv kind, as wo must pay
j cash for the Parmer, and the book.
Vandal ia Line. The Great Faat Matt Uae. Tha Shortest, Bctt and Quickest Line' between the East, West, North and tiouth. Trains leave Ureencastle Junction fur the YVel: No. 6, D-,3u ani j No. I, U;3S pm,
mo. 21, 310 pm, Xto. 9, T,n am, JNo.
pin. Train No. 1 has elegant parlor ear for St. Louis; Train No. 21 has Pullman Vestibule Sleeper. Dinner and supper served in dining car; Train No. 9 bas Pullman Buffet Sleeper tor St. Louis. Truins leave UreenuHStie Junction for the Bast: No 8, 3; 44 pm, No. 20, 1;41 pm, No. 3, 6;13 pm, No. 13, 2,-38 am, No. U, 2;56 am, No. 4, 8; 26 am. ) Traill No. 20 has Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car running through to New York w ithout change. All moult served in dining cars. This train also has ele
gant Parlor Cars for Indianapolis and
Cincinnati ; Train No. 12 has through Pullman Buffet Sleeper to Cincinnati;
train JNo. 5 nas Jruitman Sleeper tor ind. ianaptilis in wbicb passenger can remain
until breakfast time. Also Pullman Butfet Sleepers te Philadelphia, New York, Baltiuiore and Washington without change. Muting direct connections for all points. Your connections are sure and quick In Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodation are unexcelled. Any information regarding route, rates, &c address CHAS. H. MIXKR, Traveling Passonger Agent, Torre Haute, Ind. K. A. FORD, General Passenser
Agent, J. M. OHESBROUGH, Assistant
lienors l Passenger Agent, St. Louis, no.
Coiumiiisloner
off Heal Entai
David B. Grahara vs. Saohsi
Milton Graham, Kdward
cis Jl. Carroll, et al. Partition isajy '
notice ts oereby given,
signeu uommiMay . . entitled causa by
JXonrye Circuit Court, will a": missioncr hy order of said Cos sale at Public Auction, ea ta.'
WEDNESDAY, FSB.
at one o'clock p. m the
estate in Monroe county, in.
IIIUHIUII, W-Wlfc. J.
The southeast quarter of the
quarter or section lea, to
rangooue west. Also the south wMt quarter
west quarter oi sevuan eta'
ten, north of range on Also tbe southeast ei
west quarter or section el t;n north range one west.
roe county and St: tie of Ind!
TKRMtl OF SALS.
One-third cash in hand, one-tl months and one-third in' twafv
from day of sale, purchair iririi
3, for deferred payments be.winc
cent, interest iruin date, waving al
inrai valuation - annravssli
-mm t
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BBKver? r
GnAsiJMieJ ii
ttMjLtsr f.
Ma. '
(oUwwIa? V
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with good freehoM security.
IRA C. BATJIJI
Jan. 1, '90. Ooaiatii
IRA I
R. A. Fulk. At?j.
Itch, Mange, and Scratches on hnmnn or animals cured in 30 minutes, by Woodford's Sanii.ary Lotion. This neve fails. Sold by H. LisOLKY, Drug. gut, Bloomington, Ind.
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'WflMyniliTtfttTaaT
The January number of Lippincott's Magazine is an exceptionully brilliant one. The complete novel, "Millicent and RomhIiikI," in contributed by Julian Hawthorne,
and is the brightest, clevere-t, and j
most interesting story that this pnpulur author haa yet written. The heroinea of ihe romance are two bright and charming English cirltt, and the story of their life U most enlertaiiiingly told. All the characters in the novel arc skillfully portrayed, and the reader is introduced to a delightful circle of acquaintances, with whom ho m very loath to part company.
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Bagged Fig, ages. Just in. tuid very fine at 'J.
ALWAYS 6IVES ITS PATRONS
trba Vull VTetth ell
Sueur umur oy Talcing Sham sjaMruaQuleklx IMtWMm
Chicago
Lafayette Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
PULUrlAN SLEEPING CARS ELEGAKTPARX.OJR CARS AIL TRAINS RON THROUGH S0UB Tickets Sold and Baggage Chocked to Destination.
1 wSt4. Tff!il ArSm.
4 Ttaw TablasU vea want a ha
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Original pack-
TIipv are iiew, '! Ww-wiaMoajs
U Alesauder's. JAMjss babkeb, G,P,a
Notice ef Dlaaolinlloa at Pari neranlp. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore exit ting between John L. Keck and Thomas Allen has this day bcen mutually dissolved, Thomas Allen withdrawinz from the arm.
JonvL. Kcck. TllOUAS AlXICK. Bloomington, Tnd., Doe. 11, 1889. I am still left to furnish tho trade with all kinds of faney groceries. My room has been small and I have had all tha trade I could accommodate, but I have recently enlarged my stock and room and am ready to flil all orders promptly. I ean furnish the best eoal oil that has ever been sold in tbe town. Try my oil, and if you don't And it so I will pay tur money bask and you will be welcome to the oil. Call, and get prices, even if you don't buy. My stook of goods mmt bo sold within the next sixty days, as I want a. new supply. I boliove in quick sales and small pioflts. JOHN L. KECK.
Hunt or Sc $iuitli tlwa toudlnar Funornl Director AND FURNITURE DEALERS, oaay in sto'ck tiik sst uts or
FURNITUltK AND UNDERTAKING GOODSt
Itva XWT tH BLOOMtNQTOX, Awn war. HULL VU aoW) tniRAl'KK THAN AKY OMK. COMK AXO f.K US HKIMaC VOU 1WY. BrSrStlirTM KIDS tSUUAHB, VKKT
CHICAGO, t'F CLAKK h UoCt.x. wio
wimwon ofraviu iintnse moves all baid, soil or Callonsedfl
and Blemishes frxn horses, Ble
in. Curbs. Snlinti. Swmainr.
Stifles, Sprains, all SwoNea
t;ougus, ta. save 90 ny ucaJ)
oome. war rani oa toe most
blentisb care evm- known.
j!rLKT, Druggist, Biuoenii
iiov. ze-aov
jonn ero wo ta now
in his regular :inaual kng-kC9i
win Kin tor persons tn tnwn
at reasonable rates. He ia tho
tract batcher. How. sinea ccW
w here is the time ,.to have vaults cleaned and deodorlae
and common deoency requlrsa Irou Id lie attonded to. Alt orde
nmm nt attnuMt Kv Jflkn Rhmf.-Pi
'4
S
ALESMES WAXm
to canvass lor tha sale of Si
erv Stork 1 Sletidv amnnvmant
tuod. Salary and Expenses poM
w men. Ajqiiy avooce Mention this paiser.
CHASE BKOTHEBS COM PA
Jan. 1, SO.
C. TVRNE1
THE LEADING
UNDERTAKEI
Furcitaa
I have the larveal and best)
stock ever brought to Bloomlagj
wtit sett you gooa cheaper taaj4 I have a line display of
Cha tuber Sa
PARLOR S5UITES,
Fancy Chairs, Babu
CABPBT t WEEPKBfi, f PICTURE FRAMES. -, in stock, and i'old on naWT I have the litmjsehalm
the best NaeblBamad-!
t also keep Cislalaf ff
wmcn only costs s
aa other elothinff.
side of square, in Wah
Rosidontjl
Dr-J. Wf
GRAIN.
OFFICE rw.v
or the ree rn east kide, sruuiid 1