Bloomington Progress, Volume 23, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 February 1890 — Page 2

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Cut Prices "So EL aV in ;Sw darjair at the republic tan ta yean aga ie eoaafty ww mi the sands of the DetnoricieaaHy, tlte aottd aoatb wm in tbe MMle aBd klooketlas tboaga aacay of taa tcaaht dTtbe war were abeat tabe lost. Now tbc party f the peopfe n ia power, tlecoanttyiadaatiita are ante aad thaw ia a better proapaefr aheaa ibr bet ter WIfca Kmm Gir 8ct!r iy tor low prfca ofjfreiitfj namely "aa eabtrriMt oi tba fiarriga Vla wareaat of taw iwer?' k eeood deal ke Mr. laaallaV awlartian a the jita probleat a trine iadrfiatte. TWte ia a way to eacapcdeath, -wtt, aeeeratei brcathta, bat to ell a airk anaa so doeaa't aid Ida Francis Mnrpfay baa brea workiag ia Iowa aad area red 10,)Ov"aicaers te tbe temperance pMce Tbb foes to anew that the felly of electro a DeaKwratie in tbaatataisa to be Yoo-never ean tell who will be aomiaated or by wboaa far tbe Presideney of tbesa United Stales. Haft, for ezanmbv is Elder Evans, Jealiar t O. laoenoH ia b fret 92. Be explain that he Strgra Mr. Ingersolt becanaa be is uinteasly interested m aaaintainmk intact the seeatar enaraeter ot tbe Caaatitatiea) Of tbe United States.0' It is pretty safe to awert that if Ilr. Iajgersoll pete tbc nomiaetioa.end is elected be aaili .notenaaaase aaneh of bis energy not wery ssacb, certainly not eaoiigb to indaee aervona prostration -ia en,deavoriag to iaipart a deeply re- , . liftToas caancter far tbe Coaatiia- . An old eitiaen of 8prneer to. writes totbe KoeanlieKepnbncsa llwiMrdest4iaes lever taw ta pay hteof seveaty-ave years were between 183S and 1843." After refer riaa to JaebaMiV veto of tbe United States lMk bill and its ef- . feet on tbe boaiaeas of the eoontry, .'he asya: . . UM little latera DeoioeratieCoogreas cut down tbe tariff until it deal ray aeajrly eaery naaafactaf lag astabfisb stent in the United Kates, aad f he raaalt was that there wart aevjeral beassnd men and woaarB 'ibrawn oat employ ateat. tlaeae asm eoaseqaeatly taraed Ibeir attention to maiag, hence tbere was a "Wrge overproduction tOMmm prodaee, aad die rank was puces were redaerd to a ssere aoth tag;, Wheat eotd at Jfo cents per Imaei, park frost fl to f l.BO per baadred, and at tbe scae tisse tbe eoaatry was iooded with English yoods, eostinsj asore than double sW an haA mm w3A kmiamm i A'aftaaeapolis atsa about to introduce a slot that asya aiekle wit! present the 9 Jnst three annates from tba ties be drops in the 6e piese. It is a 4nM9spa9lwjr iaa4CIWtWlf '"Jpfe.'.-C cbinary and works on aha. auto saetie ptinerple. A revoWaf ehsir atspna:wi nront ot tba wstrnaieat and tba apnlieaat taken bis posh ion s:eteattna; at nnttl bm eyes m a ssselt mirror, an men of tba asaebiar. Wnauhlaisput fa tbe slot, the - perspa paahea a knob, there a mk flash front a electric aoMpeaded over a wicker of aloobni wnian wmaraas ine ncni nr ine rxpesorevaad tbe aatontatie rbmery beaiaa its work. A vuliinsiaiai at fork en earn tbe little tin plate M tbeaV the sods bath sad tba ianh,. ee wbeM k ts a alkie and It aaajaars the otMUe, Tne bmv eMuee will be rahda in sbnnt ;wH$0Hj8, ineNtMaii r flbt ml .tbaaairairNn: a tbe propbH by a parat aptsarat to ,n:'" wberrver the daring hix jonrneS of Alepaal ter appeared 3a was receivd rVeraorof AIP i4te,nnd the p porviae tw nwrt . of tba imfh J

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S030STS The OTfBauratn i well eqoipped and will donUlesa attract many ot tba aea of brawn. Tbe fiaterahies are still apikiag . The weather is never too hot nor loo cold for that. Tba leeforea before the law school oa gailds and corporations will be attended by the classes on political ccoaoaty and evolution. ' ' llnsic is wwiving more attention front students . than ever before in .(be history of I. U. Tbe fraternity balls a, with bat , . ' - ... 1 few exeenJUOjKi. M-ppmt : pwnoa. On Tnesday night of last week ! Dr. Jenckes kotured at Trafalgar. Iteerations al the 'fraternity balls 1 are frequentJbw wint and very j pleasant. Jenkins h at Richmond and Murrar Bain at Martinsville, this week, visit iag booie folks. It was Friday nijrht that tbe debate oa tbe Tariff occurred, and Gladstone isn't as proud as be was. ao ase in anenrnimg to rear ine fratbers Irom bar eagle. Tbe lecture on Sunday was dolivered by Dr. McCabe. Phil has bekl an election at which tbe followiae ofBcers were ejected : President, Frank GroninSt; Vice President," Watson icnolson : Secretary, A. M. Bain : Prosecutor. P. B. bmitb j Warden, i. If. Hobbard. A IMfa Tan Defta and, a nonv frateraUy arain nave been elected editors of the student for nt year. Henry Gothridge is with a surveying, rerty io Mexico, and BenrvHochobis derk for the chief engineer on tue JNorthern jraonc railway. , Look owt for tbe "burning of j Horace. Tbere will be blood on tbe moon. Tbe athletic convention will be held in Indianapolis, and Bloss and Mitchell will worthily repre sent I. U- . A atodent named Bradahaw took the honors at the oratorical contest of Fraokliuieoliege. Kik brw-k to go on with the work at the college. No brick to build chiaaneya or to lay sidewalks. Prof. Boone bas gone to New York City where he will attend the National Convention of 8operiatendenta.;: Boland in sick, and went to bis aoBNi in Mitchell to remain a abort tiase . - -Non-residents, your property will he carefully managed by Brodis, Robertson & Brodiz. Jan. W. Jackson will be a candidate before tbe Republican County Convention for nomination to the office of County Recorder. Don't hoy a bouse, lot or farm until yon have seen a list of Brodix, Kobcrtaoa a Urodix. Uver Cola's Book Score, -Wa. Armbmster of Polk tp. desnea to aell bis forty acre tract in Polk tp near Gray's tanyard. There is a rood storebonse,' three dweBing houses and other ipaprove-

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--The ofclce of Towasbin Trustee is an importrat one to the tnxpayers of tbe oounty, lie makes the tsKevy,andfbe creates much of the indebtedaesa. It can thus readSy be seen how necessary it is te-have careful, competent aaen for these posif ions men who will condaet public bewioe as economically as tbey eondnct ibelr own. Such men are Than, Msssey of Bloomingion and .Esra Perrina jr. of Per ry toaraahfaa, .They sboold be erauptly taaomnated anil shonld ba ekwted hy increaaed majorities. Fairview, rjowlh Park and Maple Highta property for ssle by Brodix. ftobertwo & Brodix. Ovey Cole's Bank Store. lHlMm$ COBB, Ab. . iTaatam Wi gaan wf Isdtsaa, Hwwi Onwayy m : v la tiwatMimClTaiM. Court, Itovsm IWrTmi.ns,' 9om mff lmY gttan nui do. frajipft that aateM thjr be and appear fWliw oay ot tllQxt term of the UnnroA UireuH. Court, U be aoMan on the M MondT M Movombcr, A. V. ral at h AMrt IIimm Sa Blnomlnirlon, in mj4 (&mtj and Mate, and an'wor or donatio mKi coinpUint, the mm will be hmrtt and dvtermincd in their it Inline. 'WltnMi nvy nnM and the aenl of Mid uutut, aiBxad t RloominsUm, this 30th i iT ft ntemfcer, A. li. iSaS. iimAtiy KNOCII FULLER, lerft JtwQC04 t-uoun wouri.

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Ci CO. KestaMlcwik Tavrashlp Casiveatlani. Tba Bepobliom voters of Tan Baran, BloominRton, Richland and Parry townships will meet in oonrention at their ucual placa of holding eonTentlons in said townships, to nominate candidate for all the township otBoas, by methods of a Primary Election, to be elected tbe ficst Monday ia April, 1890. Van Buron Friday, March 14th, 1890, at 1 o'clock, to nominate Madidatei (or Trustee, Aaaettor, 2 Jnstices or the Peace, Constable, 1 Supervisor for each Bond District. Blooraington Saturday, March 15th, from 13 to a o'clock, to uominato candidates for Trustee,' Assessor, 3 Justice of the Peace, 3 Constables, ana 1 Supervisor for each Bead District. Perry Saturday, March 15lh, at 1 o'clock to nominate Candida taa for Trustee, Aaaeror, z justice ot tne jreaee, a onfor each Bead Asteuor, 2 Justioss of the Peaee, 2 Con' District. iucbiaind fsstorosy, Marou 6'clbek to nominate candidates for Truatoa, Assessor, 2 Justioes of the Peace, 2 Uonstables, and l bupervisot tor eacn Bond Ilistrict. Stmt but Republican will be allowed to vote. Judges will be present to receive and count the vote. The can lidatea receivtas the highest number of .vote will be declared the nominees. H. U. Hili, Chairman . Rep. Cen. Com. aax KoaMAX, See'y. Daw Make the Pact iMk aaaaii. Hew fork Kveaiag Sun. "If my feet were only slender and patrician like your ! "My teet patriciawr Jlot a bit of it J they are as shorthand dampy as any one's could be. The trick to in knowing how to dress thejn. See now, my foot itself is exactly as long as a JN0..3 shoe aofl a v tdth. Do I therefore wear a No. 3 C, as most women would? Not a bit of it. I wear a 41- doable A. The longer aehoe hr ysrtawerj it always woks, ot oourse, mat's tbc Jirst gain ; and in . the second place I can wear a shoe that is narrower tbsn my foot really is, with perfect omfort, been use there is so much room in the length of the shoe. It joet transform the nndesired width into the desired length, yob see. Most women have an idea that a short foot is pretty, and only a lew of tboee wbo really aye tbe beauty of tbe long, slender foot know bow to se cure it for themselves. An old French bootmaker taught me tbe trick years ago, snd my feet have been an inexpressible comfort .to me ever since." Denial r Mrs. Jmm. B. sua ral. Mary Alice Milam was. born near Spencer, Owen -county, Ind June 26tb, 184A, and died at her home near filoomington, Feb. Tth, 1890, aged 46 years. She was the daughter of Geo. and Mary (Chipman) Milam, pioneer settlers of Monroe county, her grandfather Chi pro an being one of the first to settle on the site of the town of Blooraington. Her uncle, Draper Chipmani is well remembered by the older settlers as a pioneer Methodist preacher. She was one of a largo family of children, three of whom survive her. She united with tbe M. . church at the age of eight years and professed religion at the age of 19 or 14 years at Hcdiog's Chapel, ia Owen county. She has always been a consistent and devoted christian, seeming to think more of tbe spiritual welfare of her children than of any other subject ' She was married to John B. Boaswrd, Anjrust 12th, 1860, and shortly afterward was left In care of Iter father while ber husband spent nearly five years at tbe front fighting for the Union. She was never known to complain of this hardship, but was in this as ia all things, ready to cheerfully make any sacrifice, however great, in any cause she believed to be right. To them have been born ten children, seven of them with their father survive her. The funeral sermon wns preached at her borne by Bev. A. N. El rod to the assembled community, Sunday morning a week at 10 o'clock, after which tbe remains were interred in the Bloomiagton cemetery. Wheeling, Vf. Va.,Febii ia At a meeting of the Weatera CutKail aeaoewttion held here to-day the card for nails was so changed j as to make 50 to 60 pennies the base instead of 1 2 to 80 pennies, an heretofore, and advancing the price five renta on 40 pennies, 12 cents on SO pennies, and 15 cents oa 20, 16 and 18 pennies, with the remainder of the list same as in tbe ptercnt nchedule. The base price was. fixed at $2.25 per carload lots, with 10 cents advance (or (ess than ear lots. The meeting as unanimous in tbU itctiuu.

TAXES FOR

NOTI CE is hereby, given that the Tax Duplicate for the State and County Taxes for the Year 1889 is now my hands, and I u ready to receive Taxes thsrcoo charged, ' TUBSPIKE BOID :. - - I have also received the Turnpike Duplicate for the collection of Taxes on tbe following roads t Stephens, JHLlht, "Wylie. The following table shows the rate of taxation on each one hundred dollars' worth of property, and also on each poll, in the several corporations in Monroe county, Indians, for the year 1889. .

TOWNSHIPS AND CORPORATIONS.

Bean Blossom, - - Washington, Marion, - Benton, Bloomington, Richland, Van Buren, - - Perry, - Bali; Creek, - Polk, - - - Clear Creek, t Inclian Creek, - - Citf of Bloomiogtoa, Town of EUettaville, -

It addition to the above there is charged to each person owning, keeping, or harboring within the County One Male Dog

SI 00; Una Female Dog, f 2 00. fees sdauioaai uog, o. Tie Taxes as above stated can be mid at the office of tbe County Treasurer in.

Monday ia April, 1890, yilbout pna1t. Taxes become dui the Brstef Jannary, and the tax payer way pay the full amount of roch taxes on or before the Third lload iyln April, or may, at hisoptioa, pay one-half thereof on or before the said Third Monday of April, and the romainina; half o i or before the Fast Monday in November, in the manner prescribed by 1. All Road Taxe to be added to the 8t installment. .. When arst intal)ment ia not fob) prior to third Monday in April,, the Taxes for the whole year become delinquent. The Treasurer will not be responsible for the pensltv and charges on Delinquent taxes retulting from any omifsion of the yenonpayiog to sUUdaaitiily.a what property, in wfivse name, and in what Township or Corporation it was aoessed.

please examine tour receipts before

fereJtewnhips,r if your personal hi in another townahjjUi yoreajucaia, pira tvmi- .uvr rran m - herof TaxpaPwjejbeountTi tbe Call early" and pay yout tmw. promptly : by eo dpmg o"u'jHWe penaH,intucUnaciit,ind men tmj nnpltatant duty. Alto He that change u cor. rectly saade.. ', " f" ' V Tenons owing delinquent taxes should r-av them at cneo. The late law U or uch a character that there is no option lefttW Treasirer but to enforce the cojlcution of delinquent lax, however much he may regret to cullcct tbe same, by sale of property'. 7 be owner of pronortr on (be llrt day of April in any year, shall be liable for the taxes of that year. Tbo purchaser of pro pert on the first day or April shall be considered a the owner on that day, Seo 103. ts7RomemhSr that the ftrat pavment of Taxes re-iiire a great amount of time and wo-k up'in pnrt of the Treasurer, a road receiU must be 'countrd cut, and there i no certainty how much a tax-payer desires V pay. for your own convenience a Well Jii mine, try' to come early, when you pay ft"t, imUiiincut.

D?Tha Treasurer has no option in rebatine tba Penalty on Taxes allowed to be delinquent. Tax-payw are parti nilarly notified that all the Boad Tax iaTdue and payable with the First Installment. No credit will he attowed en Road Tax unlws the Beceipt is prctented. Koad Kefripts will n..t be Meeired.in payment ol Second lustallnient of Taxes. Ho County Order will be eedoiaod for persons owing Delinquent Taxca, . Tame ABTWUAIa -AAIaB f Belinauent aOaittlN and 3Loto will take

pit tee on the Setttua MaiuUHy u February, I

PAitTICUUR ATTENTION. Ta Payers slioulil ertmino their recsipts beiorc leaving the Trcasnree'a OiBce, and ce that -they are eorr ttt. Those who bavfc lands or other property in more than one Township, must see that they have a SAVm .... T. ' JTAMES H.'.GASTOJf, Treasurer. Monroe, Co. .

ff PEd. 1. Anderson of Ptrry tp. will be a candidate, subject to the dftcifton of the ItepubKcan County ConventMin, fur theotfiueof Treeurer. ' ' Mr. Presslar, the pore driller, ia ening to cstihlwh a luaehiue reEirtilmpin Dloomington. Sani, u ater will go in partnership with hin. The rejwir buaineas for the qnarries alone has become an important item in Monroe county. A large number of etudents listened to the sermon of Bev. Hood, at Walnut at. Fres: church, on Sunday morning. Mr. Hmid's fra eruily friends, the Betas, turned out en marsc. Ed. L. Anderson oft Perry tp. is tinnounced in tliis'tsstw of the Pr igress as a candidate tor the of fief ol County Treasurer, Ed. is onu of the best known men in the county, is a carefal, snceesful busini asmnn, and would fill the office wii h honor to himself and-wupptfrt-ew, y Fourteen persons have sign'ifletl their intention to unite with tilt; Walnut at. Pres. church by meeting with the' session, since the meetings began about tea stays ago. Mrs. Sheeka, sr. died at Mitch-. ell Saturday, and was huned on Sunday. Miss Sophia Sheeks cf th s plaoe attendetf the funeral. Mrs. Howe Hyors, her mother, and the children, will go to Kento sky to make a visit tbe first week in March, before moving into their h use on North Walnut street. 1 aiii,i,ii,1 i i4 i , , i i fagBBB-Bgeaggaw ymOik were yon aevcR.a fartrier, and did you never wcfkt aad fee? nnspeakable contempt " mt city dnides wlm shirk ? Did yon never glow with honest pride to tee your m ope immepse, and knoaj that with giiiad iumt yojnr corn willibting you ftirty cents? Y ,' RESOLUTION9 for the Improvewont of Kogers Street. Whereas, it has beeome neeesary for tie proper improvement of the City of B looninaton, Indiana, aad for the use of f tcer street in said city, that, the said st reet be improved by c;radin(, BfcAdan iaing and paving;. Ba it therefore Saaolved, By the Mayor and Common C ouncil of the City of Bloomington, Indi fla, two-thirds of the members 'thereof e incurring therein, that it Unnecessary f i ir the improvement of said city, and for tlie ue of said itroet, tbt the same be improved b Grading;, MeAdamixins;, (ptterim. and constructing: a sidewalk 0 i both sides of said street irom Second si reot north to Ninth street, acsjoVding to plane and apeciaeattons therefor on file in the office or the City Clerk of said city, That objection thereto toflSSe beard at t ta Mayor oOhse In the Oity ef Uloom 1 igton, Indiana, on the 1 1th di of March, 1 890, at 7 e'olock p. m., when Ind whore i fie property owner along the line of ihhI proposed iniprovemnt ban make ijcotions to the neoessity tai the con K .ruction thermf. KOBKBT C. ORE EVES, J'ab. S, mo- Oiy Clerk. DuooiES, Surreys, Garriages, i nd all manner of vehicles at Wioslow'a wareroom and repair 'otite jail. Fve low. hp,

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. ENLARGED AND IMPROVED, THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL nAS JJEKN tNI.ARGKO flKTY l'Ktt tKXT. Jt nr cunlaius Tttvlvs Biroaft lna;c ot SI CwlnnsttH. TUi make it the lnro and lH-t weekly pipr in the Unite.! Slates. The State Sentinel tvernpeg in Hi iiue not les lhn 7ft columns f choice r-adio(; malt-r It 1 a cemplnte famrKyK'TMpnp-r, ha all the imwi of t'in wrsk. 4-wd s'orie. full ninikrt reports, able editoriiil full of prod thins fr the farmer iind hi family. . We will scud this crcat imirnnl on trial U any iid.lri; THBEti jttOKTllg FOR Tft K.T1f-FITE CKXTS. Send in Vottr name and money at once. Put a silver quarter in a letter and it will reach iw safely ONE DOLLAR FOlt ONE YEAlt, invariably in advance. Address INDIANA STATU SCSTIKCL, l!SIlSfAPOMS, 115DIAX4. MTWe want an active agent in every township in. Indiana, Liberal

inducements. Write for terms. SSeenty eerreef peta Irfaiitrtsa.

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Saves Za to 80 cf taa. 6IVU THt TlUt FLAVOR do nob liR the pot. Poare by pressing Hi Th asrtyse IsiarMjrCeM. frioes, 1 JO op. GetUtt PlMsalftCo rvittAi, pa. -New Albany Tribune : Henry Heath has in bis possession three chickens, the aggregate weight ot which is 87 pounds. They are the celebrated "lane; chang" stock, and one of them is. 30 inches in height. Mi Anna Young of Ind ianapolin, is visitintr 'he families of Craig Worley and Maj, Mulky. Orleaiia Examiner : " A Ram ble Among Words" given by Prof. J. E. Wiley, at the Town Hall, last Friday evening, was one of unnnal merit. It was entertaining and instructive, and contained a nense of humor and divernity of thought that held the closest attention of the audtfitce. The sneaker poaseswwl a polished delivery and tbe power of making the audience appreciate his anecdote. The audience only., regretted that there was not, more. Those who failed to hear Prof. Wiley missed a treat seldom offered a (own of this site. Tar TYwArrrM and Cigars it if liard in find a linn that names a better assortment ibo that of Char ley McPhecters on the southeast eoruer of tbe square. lottce of Biection. Tho annual meetine of tho Ktockhnldflis of the Bis; Creek Stooo Oommtn y wilt be held at the law office or mors r uorr, Bioomlnaton, Indiana, Mondav evoninK. March 3d. at 7 o'clock, for the tmrnoso Of olcotlnf nine Pirecflr and attending tn any other Inisiner-s that may be necessary. B. A. McUce, Sw'y.

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the City of Bloomington, until the Third all your property, if yon have land in dtf-. fclrO. ' Edward Bellamy, the author of "Looking Backward, will contribute to the March number oi the North American Review a reply to General Francis A. Walker's criticism of his theories in the February AUajntio. o e mm George Washington Father, I cannot tell a lie, 1 did it with my little hatchet, etc., etc. His Father Come to my arms, my noble boy 1 etc., etc. And now you may chop it up into stove wood length, and pile it neatly, inside ot two hours, or I'll see you in the wood shed. The "North American Review." An interesting issue of America's sensational review is that of February. The Hon. Roger Q. Mills responds to Mr. Blaine in an artiele on "The GladstoneBlaine Controversy," Giil Hamilton writes on "The Pope and Italy," E. L. Godkin of the New York Evening Post discourses on Newspapers Here and Abroad," and Ouida gives the public . "A New View of Shtlley." A symposium on the divorce qnestiou and another arlicle by Jefferson Davis are the other noteworthy features. Henry George soys Cleveland defeat in If 88 was a "Milessiug in difguisc." Mr. George is wrong. Tbere was no disguise about it. A Baniist Bunk Concern, with aims similar to the Methodist Book Coucern, was started at Iuwville lastwevk. GuiUal3tuckJ$tQO3Q0(. , -if "a'laiMri TMtaiila1at St--

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ALWAYS GIVES ITS PUnOXS XheVanWerttietl iMDBaavM traHncXaeat ; aaiUrueaulektv Chicago Lafayette Indianapolis Cincinnati . Louisville! MLLMAN SLEEPTJtro CARS EX.E6ANT PARLOR CARS AUTRAINS BUN THROUGH SOUS Tickets Sold and Baggage vnecKea to Damnation Xase aad ma Cabia M yea want e "ifV-f-rn-f illTlnlraS Saeala UOUUB) JAS. BABKKB, O.F,A CHICAGO Time Table at asloonalngtaB. In effect December 1st, I8S. uoiasr north i Chicaeo CnVMa l. .11:01 a.m 11:32 p. m Chicago Night Express. Going South Louisville Day Mail....... Iiouisvilie Sight Express. ...3:57 p. m ...3:34 a. m Ia.w Oa.rdB. JAMBS B. hfVLKY, Attorney, will give ipeaai attention to netutnn decedent estate, collecting, etc. Will predict in all count. May he found in kit office oar ine "vomer- cutttong etore. 4. Ji- r uj,n. jtttorncv. umc m Allen HeNaryi new block, up-tiairi over corner room. Special and careful attention will be given to Probate btuineae, and to prompt collection of cUiimt. Set tlement of estates a. specialty. I,OUDB!t d" JtOGEBS, Attorneys Office oner First National . Sunk. Busi ness of a legal natnr given cartful aiteulion in all court. Real estate title examined, by mid of Cowif'n'n AbrI. A epecMlf md'if tH cotlUciion remittance nf claim of al ( itJBS .j COlin, Attorney. Office up stairs otr Corner clothina store, west side. Will practice in all the courts of tbe State. Probate oturfi given special and earcjni attention. fcWenavBW--Vtgg a specialty. ' BUSKWIT BVSKfBK, Attorney. Office in building south of Bank, on ground floor. Special attention given to Probate bminess. to the eotUclLm of claims. and to business in all the. court of this eii't adjoining counties. DOXCAN & B ATM AX, (II. C Dimcan, Ira C. Batman.) Attorney. Offier. over Stone' shoe stare, rrest aide putHe. square. Particular attentinn iih1! be gin en to Probate ease, collection, etc. Will practice in ail the court. - EAST $ EAST, Attorney. Office in Bee Hive lUtrk. north Me public square, up ttnirs. Give prompt attention ; to 1'robatc business and to v-,e colleciion ' of claim. Will also praftiee in alt court. Agent for No. I innurancc. - rIV O 'JT .1 CMS, ITtHE annuul mcotift fYrw HtrN-kliold. . JL ors ef the I.onUvilli', Now Alhanv j t'liiniisjo Itaiivuny Coinpnny will ln field ; at the office of the Company, in the city : of N"w York, on WHWtM'AT, JlAHril I5TM, ISOO, at which nineting lltirteen Dinvtcirs will lte etctci! t serve for the ciwiina year. Tin- imll will be oiwn from twelv nVlork M. tn one V.M. The transitr bok will be closed from Ma rcli .1l nt 3 o'clock to .March 13th, nl 10 oYl. t-k. . W. If. LEWJS. Seoretarv. Notice of Ulanolittton. Notice is b.re!7 givim tbt th eo-pert-nortbip liorelfurn cxininu under the firm name of Wicks & 0. and J.W. Simmons , & Co. has been dissolved by mutual con I sent, Wick & Co. retiring from the cloth!inj; b'isiiicss. The dry got -da busincM will lie continued by Wicks & Co. at the Bee Hivo and : 1. W. Simmons & Co. will continue the clothing business at tho olU stand, and II. T. Simmon dt Co. will engign in tbo clothing husinns at "Tits Collier." Wicks & Co. will tvtitoall l-lU of the old Itrm of Wicks & Co. and W. 8im; f nrens & Co. " - W. W. WICKS. A. WOOLEKV. J. W. SIMMONS. Bloomington. Ind., Jan. 1, 1800. English Spavin - Liniment remover all hard, soft or Calloused Lumps and Blcmisbus from horses. Blood Spavin, Curb, Splints, Sweeney, King-bine, Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of ae bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish cure ever known. Sold by ii. Lisblky, UruggUt, filoomington, lad. nov. 20-90. -THK LEAPING UNDERTAKER Furniture Dealer. I have the lareest and best select stock ever brought to Bloomington, an' -will sell you good cheaper than any one i nave a nno aispiay ot Chamber Suites, PARLOR bUlTES, LOUNGES, Fakcv Chairs, Baby Wagons, Carpct Sweepeks, Mirrors, PICTURK PRAMK8. ORGANS kept in stock, and sold on monthly payments. I have the Household Sawing Macfama the best Machine made, and- tba cheapest. I also keep Uolhlhr for riMi-ftl which only cent about one-half a muel as other clothing. Come and ieema,aort aide of square, io Waldron'a Bl'ick. SXitnter 5c Smitli , tli lstlnar i Fttnoful Ult-ootox-at m FURNITURE DEALERS CAEKT 1 STOCK TUS ffmf i.S OT FURNITURE AND IT NDKKT AKIN (i GOOm KVRB KKVT 1! llt.HMIKOTO!, AKP Witt iIKU, V'W OtKyiH CIIKAfKK THAN ANT OWJC. C(l MB AND t nKIMRB VU BUY. BiSSrSoitTii (itiiK w.'Aai:. wkkt

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The Great Through Route , EAST AND WES$l,' Pullman Buffi Stevpine Car fa) Cincinnati, JMHumlie, Baltimore. I'MUuielokia,New York, Aho lo,SU Loaity Connecting in Union Depot nt-,$C vMia ro" all point West. .uv. We would invite those going Veaf k call on or address our agent In rtNlieeae to rates, tickets, price of land. etehoaMH eau anu pre-eraptitm mm ; an . jm ments of Pullman New TourUt Oars fi .. -.iirir:' 8t. Louis and Kansas City to all WiM l ant and economical and are alt nwM complete, same as reeular I'alrrMMi t ingutrsaaa tor wbicb only toe, MM charsre of three dollar and evesrfiai cents ifora St. Imi, and three. W from Kansas City is made to an west as rar as the racillc uaMt, . We would invite tbe atteatioo'of going Bait to the fact time made Una, and its conncctioaa to all Cities. Through car to Want! Baltimore, PhilndelDhbvand ffsir on O. ft M. Vestibule Trains and 1 tachcj io Vestibule Trains of lions at Cincinnati. Tbeae tralae;'. or toemseivut, neing eqmppao the latest convenience ea a Library and Observation Oars, I journey via this Line a most ejp) ana pleasant one. " All train ot this Une arrivla);i uepot a need ol toose cf otper li giving it passengers ample meal ana choice ef all connecting trains. '. - s-, uur agenva are neaay as aa Stive information ta the public. communication iu!d reused to taa 901 signed will receive prompt at Address D. C. Shasks, Ticket A A M. Ry, Mitchell, lad. C. O. District Pit Menirer Agent, V J. V. Barnard, President aaat Oaasai Hanacer. W. B. Shattuc. Qeaeaat-.. lenirer Aerent. Cincinnati. 'O. " ' ReeidentDeal , Dr.J. W, CRAIN. OFFICE removed to the buiHttBfj. ot tne rce corner, sons east side, ground floor. li ' , i li r'u'jl WANTEDS 6 Stock. All Goods Warranted Permanent, pleasant pnifltaWe . tor tno rignt men. litxxi saawr penfirs paid wecklr. Liberal' la M JemJBWS""'T'o necessary. Outfit free. WrnaMrteii civinsnire. - i 4-1

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Vandal ia aLlneav Tbe Cret ri4 4al4lt -Tho ShorUt, Ra.R Qwidt-1M .t ween. tho Eid. vaa,j N. 21. U;l pm, 0- Si ta r,..) ... Train So. 1 has elegapt partw tsaMff t. siiiuw; iriuu .. zi a ram Vestibule SUvimw. Dinner M m u.m..t In ilioiiiu. Tniia 'la.' aK. Trmm leave Grincietki liiaMj m:ty the Knot : No 8. 3:44 fWkmm pm, H". s. pm, s h Ko K 'Ho6 am. No. 4, 8;aaCS Train No. 20 has li:hiJi Sleopin; Var running uur York without chance. AH I in dining ears. Thi. tntnt-aafti pant Parlor Cars for Indianaal Cincinnati ; Train So, 1? ' :i Pultmnn Kulfet Sleeaet to Train No. 6 has Pullman SJeeiwr-1 ianapnl is in which ia5en ca ' i mini orenainsi time, aiso rwiraw ritneperst te Philadelphia, New' f tf I imnn anil Wnthlm'tnn Wllhimt . Maltini; direct eoniwetion Rtfa& Your connections are suMtiaa Ilninm rtntB. oTiM1hs colled.. Any mtoimation Haa nttc, &c, addresi CHAS.'! Travisiing Pasaens'er Ageh Ind. R. A. FORD. Ueaer Amst J. M. CHJSSBttOUel Oenoral Passenger Agent, 3C1 Hotice of Final. Set In tho matter of tho attatt .OCIlii jscuonneii, oeceasoau In tha Monroe Circuit Cwnj,;; Term. 1890. ' Notice is hereby given, tbUtaV. 4ai! arKnvu, JKumiuiBsnnnA uv . ir anvia Matbaw McConncll, dof)eaed, M&i tentci and aied her acoauat M vai in tnal settlement of said eHatealkl the stme will come up for th .eaBtta---tion and action of said ciiotiH a l tie istn uay or marcn, inav , at time ail persons interested in ald are reouired to aniiear in said eoutt show cause, if any there ha. war anal 'i count and voucher should OMbeatxroV And the heir of catd easaM, sl4a outer interested Mereta, an, ia reqaireO, at tbe tlaae and P4M Met to appear and maka aara er taXii.. imp orvniai wtinrfannr aj aae M ARGARST VeCOSMait Feb. 19, 1800. AdmiaMatfc s UERIFF'S SAdi.

By virtue ot a oertiaad eon v f m lkli

cree to me atrectea iroai utersrl i of the Monroe Circuit tiHirt, th wherein Vfilitam Lang I pUiottir. Benfamin F. Bmnniha, Qeorca Birtiw Jonnthun Brannara and Enoch IhjVii i defendants, roflinrinr Bt to mako tlic ai

of two hundred and hlr;y-ive dolUrai4ff eighty-five cents, with ititcreat oa iiAt cree and cost. I will maoaa at aVwIii

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4 o clock p. at- of said duv. at the deor the oourt house of said Jtonrecr -roaat: Indiana, thu rent and profit tor: b not exceedlnc t vea vesti. at thar tl iiiK eai bsuite, vow. The east half of tee sent (rant Quarter of trcUt n one,tew aia,rau west, containin;; forty-seven nail t eight one hupdiedth aetsja, more, 6c Also the soulbwijt fracttuoai of soctioa six te wn hlac raago aaiM All siluatod m Manroo county the Stato of Indiana. If such rent nd profits will, lie for a sufficient sum to s itUfy .iasid infrcsw and corts, J a;ill at tlapif kd place, ex i)oo to public ifWtM simple or taia raai uie, "it tnereoi as may ot fuanwnt "M said decree, interest ami cost. c Said salo will lie made wlttimti liif whatever tioin valuation o:' nicttt law. .."a THOMAR.I.yAJ StwrifT HoaraaB t A . . .. . . 'r'M

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