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-TkarB wasa determined fight ta Pfry tp. ever tk alaetkMi for Trattaa. Tha oUaek bring to dnt Kara ferring wlVb Ab, Dowden. Dawden recaetiy nnri into Parry from Char CtmIc tp. when be bd U cOoe of TnnUe tbraa tnu. Tbtre vara 435 votei cast. nd Mr. Parring was atoatas by a majority of IS the majority ha Nestveu to years ago. . One of the vonneeat Justices of the Peaoa, In tbb) portion of the 8tato at least, a xaeaaora J. imam, eiooua Monday, ua is bat 33. 'Vooa mornmr, Squire," Bloonineton to. is "old reliaUa.n. The antbe Bepnblican ticket was eleetaaby aaturactory atajonuw. iw auataya nejorny tor inuwe u or. . Mrs, Margaret Gregory, who has been trimming in the largest wholesale millinory bouse of Louisville, will be bent to-morrow. to assist Mrs. T. Gregory. -'8qoire LoodengoestoGreenaborr.lnd., on Thanday.and fro in there tt Cincinnati, and will be roae four or rJaaanmv ; 4, ... i . "- - i . : Iodisnapolis, aooonJing to the News, baa ike .largest Daughter of Bebekab Lodge in the world. It is the Olive Branch lodge, and has 600 members. Monday last they received their new paraphenalia, which is said to be the finest inrtbe United States. ' Tn Irawcllauj Traa Aft. KdHor Indiana Faranr: While in attendance at the Monroe Coonty Farmers' Institnte at Bloomiogton recently, I submitted a paper on Horticulture in which I spoke of . tke tree agent in no very flattering terms. Exceptions were taken at the time by some gentlemen pteaant aa to including alt tree agents in my sweepiag dennnciatiooa. I jn-omiaed daring tke progress af the meting to explain more fully my attitude toward .tkat olaas: of individuaU. but tke matter alipped nrv memory My mind kas ttnee been celled to tke matter by a letter from Mr. Rogers, of Monroe county, who is both a local agent and au extensive fruit grower io that coonty. Mr. Rogers 1 found to be alive to the interest of horticulture, and baa theconfideace of the peopfe- olMonroe oounty. Jfe sft penoos occupying the posi tion oi nr. nogers. a who io mane the amende Honorable. I would not knowingly wound the feelings of any gentleman engaged in an honorable calling, nor bring renroaek upon a class of local agents, aome1 of wbom I deal with myself and to my entire satisfaction . My battery was leveled at those vagrant tramps that go rougn 'the country pretending to rptfeent soaMkaaic nnxsery. and times none at ' all, palming off worthless stock on their unsuspect ing victims who haye to wait five or six yean-only to find out that they have been swindled. I have suffered no little by tkese traveling vasra bonds botb nnancislly and. in the loss of valuable time in culti vating their worthless stuff, and 1 am resolved henceforth to litt my voice and pen against tke wkole predatory gang. I propose to shell Ike woods as I go. and warn my farmer friends against the intrigues of Ikese glib tongued gen try. I intend to smoke them out A. V. PaOTMTOV. Settle t nystctauta. Ofloe of State Board of Health, I Indianapolb, Mareb 13, 180. f I TbeSMM Board of Health baa m4 talcen the work of prawn ting to the pub lic, and ue proieuion ta parueniar, a mi and complete State hiitory, of tba recent enraemfo or "mm unppe." xne pnyiioiani of tba county are earaeatly reqaeated to eo-oparate and to give all the euui ana in tbeir po towerd perfeeting taiaoninDution to tna swory ot epidaaiiot. Bunk for report are now ia the hand ef Dr. A. J. Aitell, Monroe County Health eSeer, and may ba had on annlication. Baca nayucian snonm rsmeaioer tnat Biilnre to comply with tbb reqaeet TitletN to a greater or lamer degree aa eabibit that mtgbt otbervlee prove of para mount imponanca. On) or mora prominent phvateiana ia each tovnibip will be aked br the Coun ty Hualta eflker to aire a more detailed report to bim , saoh aa bail embrace tba following pointa ' Hate of outbreak in township, cbarac terietioiof the malady, Includinc ternpeartura, pulaO) ete, kriatlana, complioepeoi)iiariu,oonyalaeenc,Mquelae, lily aad ocb additional asattor as mortii; it: lay be deemed Imporunt. A. J. Axtsia, Beo'y Board of.BeaJtb. The next ateetinc of tne tfon roe County Horticultural 8ooiety will be held at the court bouse on Wetlnasday, April 9tb, at 10 o'crocg a. m. As there is important

bawneas, and tbe election of officers, a full attendance is desired. W. M. BonoBm Bec'y. Bok Won Tea is sold only by Chits. Alexander, the west wtlt groear. - It is the best aver introduced here.

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passed saysthat all who ear ved three months or more in armv or- navr and are suffering or may hereafterbe from mental of phyaieal disability which render' tbem unable to snpport tbemselves, shall kip entitled to a pension of $12 per month. Hank is not a consideration -Wi dows and minor children, or if there be none, dependent mothers or fathers of veterans dead or who ahalldie hereafter are entitled to pensions at the rate previously as tablisbed. The increase of pensions for minor children shall be at tbe rate oft per month, .instead of f 8 per month, as now i kv law. and in case a minnr Jiild 4a insane, idiotic, or otherwisstkelleas, tbe pension shall costioas tnrougn tne me ot raid child, or during tke period of such disability. AM ORMnAftetV 'lv to imnrore Bore re atreet fromSeeond street north to Ninth stteet. 8 Be. J. Be it ordaiaied hr tbe Meror and Common Council of the jhy of Bloomingtvn, Indiana, two-third ,f the atember thereof OGDenfrinr tbcHta. that Boger street, from Seeoad atreettf Hhtth' street, oa imprcivea by uraatag,. MoAdemising; Guttering end Paying . sidewalk on each tide thereof, aceordbte- to 'nlan and speciacatioaa heretofore adorned by tbe Common Council far Mia improvement of said itraet, and now on lie In the office of the City Clerk, aad In aeeordanee with the reeolutkn of the Common Coun cil adopted February 4th, 189. I one li. m espeaas af -tba mat toroyemeat, including Interert on sends, 'they ba tamed, shall be aauued nor front wot ansa the nroncrtv nhnafar tbereon, according to the. bavi andj.ordiaaneai oa the tubjoct of ateasments, the aetsMmeate therefor to be payable in tea nnu innaumema n aeieirea; ina tae am collect j a provided 'by law, and in the amewing ordinance seresfler to be aea . i Bonds aball be heaed in antichiatiea of tbe collection of the aeieamtentt, 'unlcu the property owner nay thairManienti before tbe ame are iuued", ad within the time provided in tbe aliening ordinance. Bsc, III. Thii ordinance iball ; be in force from and after it legal publication. I, Robert C. O reeve. Clerk of the City of Bloomingten, Indiana, Of rtify Ke foregotngto ba a true,iid 'complete copy of an ordinance adopted by the Cefnoion Council of mid City, at their rezulat meetiag,held April lit, im, t F avsKHT. U. UKKBVBB, April 9, ICfO. City CJerk. tESOLsTTIOM forltbe itawroremeat of Ouna Street. ' Whereas, it has bscomef aeceuary for tbe proper improvement of the $ity ot nioomineton, lnatana, ana ror t&ejuse- or Dunn itreet in said city, that the Mid' treat be improved by grading, BjcAdamtxing nna paving, no It therefore Beeolyed, By the htayor and Common Council of the City of Bloomincton.. Ind iana, two-thirds of the member .thereof ia, iwo-iniras or tne .memoer aereoi nenrring therein, that it is ncMssary r the improvement of said city, aad tor. ue of said street, that the aasatf be concumng tnercin, lor tbe improved b) gracing, stcAdaarising, Onttoring and constructing a lidotcalk on both sides of said streot iroffl Socsnd to Third streets nrcordinc to olaas and poet Bastion tbereler now -on Jtle in tbe Oflkw of tbe City Clerk of said city, - i'nat,emrctions tPercto win e nrT4 the atayw's oc in the City f BIiHintington, Indiana, oatbe 6tb day of My,'l 1S90, at 7:30 o docs p.m., wneannu vnere the property owner along the line of said nmposed imnrymnt ran nia'be' objections to. the necessity.. for, Um Off.SlrueUon thereof. ' ' ROBERT O. GRErVES, April 9, 1890- , Citytlrrk, fFor the Pro-re-s.l ri. JHTT, and the only one I cart now sail for a rail road, since tbe aonon Has passed into tne hands of tbe Pennsylvania Co. is to in duce the Vaaderbilt system to- citend tbeir line Irom Columbus' to Vineanacs, to connect with the Cairo, Viseecac A Chicago road, which passed into their hands last mil. Thy now carry passoaers from Cairo to Pans, Ilbv, theaes to ndlanabolis. over the I. 4 St- L., thence to Cincinnati by the Big Four, making 426 mils. If they would extend tba Columbus, Hope A Greensburg road through Nashville and Bloomiagtoa to VinCooaee, they could shorten tbe route eny ren miles, or making the distance from Cincinnati to Cairo 349 mile iniUad of 4S0 by the other route, to say aolbtna ef the. many other advantoees they would have. The stone and Umber atoae tefTcab would pay tbem wall, to say nothing of the freight and pstienger travel to and rrom tne cast, ir tne proper enin made I think the Blc four aad Bee Line syndicate might be Induced to leolt tbe route over. With such a soad Steaming -ton's future would be auured, for tbs two roads reach all the principal citie in ttis United States, aad freight rate could be secured to aay point ia the country u. a. Clinton, Iowa, March SOth, 1S90. ,,, ' The Scientific Americak says for the benefit of those who desire to re more mildew from awnings that thev should give - a coat of thin white wash, and expose t$ the aun without removing it Irom its frame or support. t - i- nan t aaam h m i , BiiTDOflTAK Netts. l)r, A. C. rr fc an very mocb abler tw iteavel s round since inAueaaa wret!i4 wwrhim i. John Scales ba a little chfld aspaeted to die from tbe effects ofbtrm. Tbe clothes burned oft her-, -flearge Braaam of Hindostaa has been dangerously sick. He is deputy postmaor, and s more obliging young gentleman than ba cannot be found.- Tbe Mope in this community seem to be greatly interested in aniritual affal re Keen on oeia hbors: this is campaign year, Wbl that was sown early aad not protected sy timber aad hills, looks Ilka a stubble fold in July, Late wheat looks more pTomiiing There may be peaches The candidates are preparing a ftotilla to take a trip up Salt, ia case of defeat. Some of tbem are sure of a voyage Henry W. Corr is at horns after a teax and pleasant visit to Colorado,, where bis brother. Isaac N. Corr, resiJes Vi Jj TdcPik is at borne to cast his vote for the Renublican ticket Jnff. V. Psrr is in search of a goed valley farm. It seems be did not like the bill Arm ia Marion tp. Bis brother-la law, IHtle Tees Bobison, wants a male tesmv y r a buttered people want moayL ana no not want s till the oil to earn tbe dish in. ...There are net half enough offices in Men roe coast y to supply- this town ship. . 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