Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 May 1890 — Page 2

Pattemo la GILT WALL PAPERS at H. tindley's Bono.

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Strictly ONE f RICE Clothing House.

Iff! JaUUJiLAU

IS

IF llluli 1 1 mm

eordiallT Invite every Dy to examine m

especially mti Jr KlfJJCiae

330ns Ci CO.

-iWfcaa tbe Repablicaa futy is m power BepabHaun oagat to be feJtoaOoM, wd wjten it wool ItomcHtofefacl. With iHie aWhaattsaa taProtreua baattslr

is ferar of civil Krriea refom.' ; f

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ImiNtMl opto eort of b grippe in these. lathe feat aaairier of

Itftsi veer twaty-aiae ceflapaaies tii I,018,4fiO oa He accooat, awl

ewn oases oy pneuaat tf $73,-

total lea of t,t9,-

An oSnedr attribaUble to toe pteteJeeofthe iaflavan apafeasie.

Jt i-fato eTtoftttbe talel ejoat

of the Hi ii i to tats

sailtioas.

twrtoaraoeea

sjjSjbbmgmi

-KooPt.tobor

t tavMcnele If he bw

tfceiaoeKTto par lor om k

ikttv. So wt n-

ttokst on

If M has bo ataacr to par

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bebetterftrbotl:

I taga com srita kerossae

ridttwaaaft.ltaia. While they TetolripBj wfeMM ly tool;

aosae

Alle ooentT.nrr-

l

IodiaaaDoln San : The

r record m sue Micnigmo

lentHk

' I aaiacietl witk toe rest

of the bMenitil ail eifat. were in aHasa Thej no teto the barn ad atartoi it aaniiag, a aaygtsck

toe excite meat

rata weteexter-

fclaw wIms a. few days ago, filed a!

data aaaiant the estate of ats sis-

iet, srfeo recently died here, for fl90.8&t madeopof the following

In 1886 he permitted her

to visit hia, aad bow he waato 35 for the sevea weeks that ahe board

ed with hia. In laat febraary he

here to visit her in what

Droved to be a fotal iliacs. aad re-.

four (fays, tor woioa no

ehame td per day for services,

aadiiMladesintbe btll fS per day

for board ami 113.20 railroad fare.

Oa Feb. So hie inater died and he

to attend her funeral, for

which he ehareed nilraad rare, S 2

per day board,- and SO eeiiu per

hour for SI hoar services, presum

ably as a saoaraer. He alao wants f5ioratrank she borrowed and

930 that he loaned her. The bills

are on file in Probate-clerk am-

hirh'soafee.

A Gow'a Crji. "There is great

esciteaeat on the place when a cow

looses her easy: satd the old tamer. "The boy run as fast as they eaa for the cow doctor, aad we all

torn to aad eet things ready, for

has.- The cow stands with her beam

dowa aad. aaak stretched oat, and

iff altogether thf most woe-begone

aaiaat too ever saw."

"What will Jiappeo if she doesn't

find the eod r

SbewfU starve to death. Yon sea a sow hss fear stoaaachs, and

what she eats through the day goes

into.tbe first one.; And at atght ahe brioea an some of the food iron

After she has done this it goes to

the second stomach to be digested

it see loses nerend she can t paa

the food rroto the first storaach to

the aeeond, and is bound tostorve,

"When the; doctor arrives be

fcuirous PotartoAi. Pacts. An

exchange notes that with the single

exception of- the year loan, me Sutes of New York snd Indiana

have not parted company in presi

dential rears since I860. J5oih

States voted for Lincoln in 1860

and again in 1864. In 1868 New

York cast her electoral vote tor

her own favorite sou, Horatio Sey

mour, while Indiana voted for General Grant. In 187.2 both

Sutes voted for Grant; in 1876

thev ave decisive majorities for

Tilden and Hendricks. In 1880

both States swuns back -into the

Republican column, seouring the

election of Garfield aad' Arthur.

In 188 Hey ordained that Cleve

land and Heudrseks should be at

the helm. And in 1888 they again pluceaS the country under Repobhcsn-role. There is some-

thiae traty remarkable, about this

switching around every four years

A botanist says that vines

with three-fingered leaves are gen

erally poiisonoim. while those with

five-Sneered leaves are harmless.

There is a good deal of difference

between vines and Missouri whisky

With the latter the more five fin

gers the more poison.

A horse's sense of smell is so

great that he will leave mnsty

hay untouched in hia bin, however

hongrv. He will not drink of wa

ter objectionable to his questioning

sniff, or from a bucket which some odor makes offensive, however

thirsty. - His intelligent nostril

will widen, quiver and query over

the daintiest bit offend by the

fairest pi hands, with coaxings that

ana swaiiow a nauseous mouiniuj

at a gulp.

ssiaatal aad so were tSr widr f ?8 wi8tj!er

AHnri Ui k. mmA Amm moks m ner monin. xnea ne

wl

ijsva proved by actual

twearfv-eJaht

i ma of three

he aaie aadei

i to asfce aa

of 110

t.m..:mt?r

wSwwJP

to

expetioieat

the At-

hoars the

miles He

aaderwater

2. fwty ai

ilea ia Ires than

afthoofh the av-

1 ehn'med for thin qaeer

craft wilr be 100 miles

par jnar. M. AaeiofiL-eaa, h

ihajiv, artala a miaiawja spsed

ISt Uiah ailes ia the

Taw

at his

to enable

to eanryaa his

The retieale H

So tar

awt ssca the. foailiar pipe

i aantiag acadles, protrad

-Gefa bottle of South Ameri

On Nervine to ton von nn after the bor

rible upoil of Weather we hvo been hnr

t -

. There is a common fallacy about great fortunes which often

leads to confusion. A man. Jay

pots a wad of it into her jaws and tries to get, her to chew. That failing, be tries a bunch of grass and a Wad of leaves. If all fail, a Hvo frag is broaght and started down the cow's throat. This never faiK The cow gives a heave when the frog tickles the windpipe, aad ap oomes frog and cod.

Census Eaunaeratars.,

Mr. W. H. Soale. eunervisor of

the census for this district, has sent

in the names of enumerators tor

Monroe county as follows ;

Ira C Batman, Uwyar, Blponiiagton,

civilian. , .

Jette W, HitbtMM, tuanv,BIooing-

tan. eiilin.

aeonn M. Miller, student, Blooming-

ton clviluin.

Ran. a Smith, real state.BloamiSKto")

oldiar.

Hanrv F. Dillman, farmer, Clear ureex,

soldier,

John Campbell, laborer, Dolan, widKir. JobaS. Uonra, fanner, Blaofoington,

civilian.

John Basin, contractor, ElletUville,

soldier.

Willhro H. Brown, merchant and

farmer, 8tine4ille, civilian.

John k. wi ilium, rarme ana agwt, SUaUiville, soldier. i

Wm. Henry MauingiT, rarmer, oryant'i Cteeh, civilian,.

Howard Earr. Urmer. arrant; ureea,

civilian. .-' .-

(Aarlee A. Bamnill, mercbant, Umon-

ville, civilian. George Gaitber, carpenter, SniithvUle, civilian. - fc

Jot. Lindter, firmei, Belmont; foidier. Jobs & Jjattbewm. farpier,. iitaafurJ.

sanofvetenB.

Lewi Norman, farmer, soma oraafje,

civilian. s ;

Wm. H. Neeld, farmer and into ranee,

Blooming-ton, tnldier.

Thomas Wedge, iWs granted

a decree of divorce ia the Elkhart circuit coorf, and was again mar

ried the same day.. This is Wedge's fifth matrimonial vent art. He

was divorced from his firetfwue in

April, 1888 He was agajn married, divorcing wife No. in August. Wife No. 3 he was- legally separated from in October. Friday he obtained a decree from the

fourth wile, iiree divorces were

obtained in Lenorte county and

one in Elkhaflt. Five wives in

lea than one fear is miiie-a record.

Wedize don't Relieve in thjf "gold

en wedding", nonsense.

rincetoh Clarion : tev. nnd Mrs.' J. B. Lea lea ve this morning

for Bloomimilon. where"Mr. Iiee

is to assist Rev. Lyon in a com-

manias service next .Sabbath

.They will go from tlierelo Frank-

linvillc, ; x., and will attend meetines of the church ..conrts at

that nlace and Buffalo -during the

remainder of this month; returning to Princeton -the first week in June.

roivtmsrrY itbmm. Meat meetings of the various claMes are now popular with the students. Soma slick detective, it seems, has been "working" the bore to nd oqt who the "bogus man" were. When thev strike the men who printed it the mine will explode. Death in the family hat be the cause of several students returning to .their hornet recently. Students fond of research and good long walks can have their tastes gratified by excursions to the various eaves in Monroe county, or Arbutus Hill. RtudanU and Professors bousbt liberal.

Iv of the books offered for sale .last week

at a reduction by Jos. G. McPheeUrs.

" Work on the new library building is

progressing rapidly. It, will be a, very

handsome structure.

Senator Geortfe C, Wright of Dei

Koines. Iowa, will be in Bloomineton

airain on Commencement. He it one of

the "landmarks" of I. U.

Homer J. Uoth well has accepted the

honor of Alumni Orator, conferred upon

him by I. IT-, and will be here In June to

take part in Commencement exereises.

Wabash Base Ball Club earn, here

oo

Frida and played I. U. I. V. Club gees

aye,

to La:

;ta to play Perdue on

DePauw comes to Bloomingfon

on 'May

"IBA(KJLIB9? CLOTHING HOUSE.

S P EC I A

25 DOZ.

U'la.niiolette Bifeimt

SliixtS4, marked dotvit

FllOM 1 TO 5Q CENTS.

24tb, and on the 90tb L U. will play

Butler University uiun.

On the nieht of Saturday, June 7th, the

Ulass or a win noia tit reunion.

On Sundav afternoon Dr. Chas. Dryer,

of Ft. Wayne, lectured in cnllege chapel. Subject; "Stolid Ground of IlUture."

Dr. D. H. Van Nuyt of Lebanon, Ind.,

was seriously ill last week, his brother, Dr. Van Kuys of the Faculty bnving bean telegraphed to attend him.

Get a eataloeoe and send it to soma one

Who may be influenood to coma to I. U. Every student should organize hinuelt into a'committee to aid the institution

whose diploma be expect to refer to with

pride.

: Prof. Jenckt has been doine some good

work in the lecture Held. .The University

it a! wave benefitted bv members of the

Facultv going out among .the1 ''people of

the State. The race track wss laid off by the. class in surveying at t. (J., which ,i a sufficient guarantee of itt accuracy. One of the pleasant features at Jo?port commencement was the little talk by Prof. Bryan, who' alwayt hat something to say when be talkf, and vuit whun ,lB hat sitid it. Dr. Jordan brought bis mother heme from Greencastle Utt Saturday. "Colors" are now the uMeet of much snxirty with all cJm-. The more ribbon you have, the stronger class man you a re. . '

These goods cannot be duplicated anywhere in the State. They are extra length, fashioned sleeves, patent yoke, collar set on hand, two pockets, and are a great bargain.

IMMENSE LINE OF SPRING SUITS,

STRAW HATS, NOBBY SUITS FQR BOYSPRICE3 THE LOWEST.

EAGIiB CLOTHING ROUSE.

Hloomingrtoii, Incti

caJb for a piece of alt codfish sad

rZZ tCTJTir . . " . .jGW, for example, is spoken of as to bring the cad he rubs her throat 1 .K nrvi non ... vtr anTcalr. for slipper elm. He iSXtiVSu-.flt

selves mi sittine in front of his

strong box and floating on a mass of gold coin which he has with

drawn from circulation, and which he might throw-into the) ocean if he pleased. "The fact is that his wealth is represented ia the main by certain printed or written pieces of paper sailed stocks or bonds, having a certain negotiable value, but eaeh'esB of these pieces of paper, while it represents s certain .monthly or annual income fir its holder, also represents avenues of indnetrv for hundreds and thousands of the American" rpeople,to whom the greatest calamity that oould befall them' would be Jay Gould's failure and bankruptcy.

Tha amewiestn UilW k.l.'.o.

sMIUsh

farther than it did years ago. The

air: a taraot ervttued men hss expanded eaormonsly of late years. The lamease quantities of canned

preser veo 9000a mat are now umed araat have snpnlsnted

The Question asked is:

at oraaaatitsP Was it sot bread, at last very

targeJy, that was displaced by the tatammte into the market of so asoch caansd food, and its increasing coaanmptiou everywhere?"

Read the advertisement on the Sret page, of South American Nervine. It is truly s wonderful medicine, and no other is equal to it. No Arm sells it hero except Fniis Brat

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ABWea3frfeai r ..-AWtolesUaae1p . ::SsBea A 6-lneh All Wool Black Henrietta, s.tSOcU. ' JfSpfffc Aaawssslsssas, atetsV 18-inch Plnsb, ss ots per yard. J4-inch Plush, 75 rts jr yard.

' ftaat -Fsaaesi (Faasey) Stvtteena, at to ets

3S.mea AH Wool FtwaCaalBeKat to

-aw

. jffW Wo4 Ckallitav redaeatt to to eatf a yarJ .

SeMiieb Engluh Half Wool Cashmeres, 18 cents per yard as-iaeb Bnglisb Half Wool Cashmeres, sj centa per yard. Outing Flannels 8 and 10 oenis, reduced from JO snd i?,

Jobaaca-t took told eincttms, 10 cents per yard. DrestPrlu 4, Sand ceoU. Best leaGiigbsna 7J, 8Jand lO centr, reduced from 10 and H2J cents. -mm-p0 f&mmmvmmiM.':''. ' . .' -Brown .Malin s, ad J cents. 84 Tjk Iiaea, Fast Colore, 30 cerrf pw yard. V , - iqtw,lwarf .eaaiyftwS Mei Shirting, 6 cents yer yard.

at Vahto ta Lacnes JTrne Hosiery to be bad to Fai Colors at IS, 25, J15 and 0 cents

eais. west !. te eents, 8t.W to 80 eftn, $;O0 lo SUfe, S3.W to $1,50, $3.50 to SS.09. Ttotegert liiof CnrUiMad Cet3ever teen in the City. n Sest Osse Dallsia. Itc Cnrtatnts In .the World.

WMf Unoda, ladw Jaeaa, Katoeied Drras Goods and Embroideries, at greatly reduced prices.

per pair.

At 12 o'clock Fiday night

the African Baptist church was discovered to be on fine, and the

structure beine entirely of woi

and very inflamable, wss soon bm rued to the ground. There has been meeting in the church' almost every night since Christmas. There was $530 of insurance., '-uChas. Kramer, of Bt-dford, welT known here, tjied'oVtliie night

His oeatn-wft" ssid In be due to valvular disease 6T tfc heart. He was a city councilman, n ml aconronanicd the delrtntion that A-isitl

Bloominglon recently on a tour of

street inspection.

wane Uinsmoro. the is-vear

old son of Jos. Dtnsmore of V an

Bnren tn., met with a "wnous ac-

oident Sunday evening a week. He bad taken $ horse til water, nml the animal becoming playful ran around in a circle, young Dinsmore holding him with a halter. The voting man was ttaown from

his feet by a sudden lunge of the

horse and fell upon hie Jeft shcul

der. hreakintr hie collar bone. He

will be confined, to the .bouse about four weeks, f. .

Oa Wednesday, the 29th iint.,

there will be a retimon in Bloom-

ington of the elsss in which Father

Bogeman was ordained -a priest. It is expected that fourteen primis will be here on that owasion, nnd that they will remain . over the Sunday following. Guy Davis is working at his trade, that of a painter and fjrescoer, at Louisville, Ky. A diapateh . was rpcoijved last

Wednesday conveying the news of

the death of the mother of the Wylie boys : Doc., Geo. and Robert. Qhe wss also the sister of George snd James Thornton. All of the above named gentlemen took train for Frankfort, Ky., on Wednesday night, to attend the funeral, which a . . a a 1 mm '

occurred at tne home farm, some

sixteen mila from Frankprt.

v-Mla Iiydia Kihef?irari (odsburg was the guest, of Hiss

-ra uarmicuaei, last we&t ,

C. C. Butler of Prjs, Ills.,

who for fourteen years rhss been

engaged in the publishing bnsinees,

is in Hloomington qq a visit to his

cousm, T. E. Lawn, of the National Hotel. Jerome Adkins, who has been in Florida during the past year,

returned to Bloomington on Sat

urday. .

neath ai R. H. If aster. B. H. Baker died at his residence on west 6th st., hut Friday night, May 9th, after, two years' continuousuflring with diabetea, Tho remaim were taken to Stanford on Sunday for burial. . He wat bora near Stanford, this coun

ty, March Bib, 1828, he being the oldest'of

a family of nine children, fix of whom preceded him to the far beyond, and two: Wm. B. Baker and Paulina Walker, still survive him. "Dick," as he was familiarly known, was reared by $arfctian par. vnte, and was taught early ia life to trust in God. He united with the Biuiti.i

I church at Stanford, and for many roars

lived an upright christian life. About the year 1870 ha located in Missouri and took bit letter from the church at Stanford, and from tome cauee never placed it in any church since. He hy, however, always lived an heuflxt, sober aad upright life, and during hit last sickness expressed a full nope of hit acceptance in tba Kingdom, lt will b rmemlerod as being connected with thi ptipulxr firm f Bskor Bros, at Stanford from l70nn, snd nr SO, 1 mail carrier between iilwm'ngton

11 BOLTS

10,000

OF THE BEST SELECTED WALL PAPER

EVER EXHIBITED IN OUR CITY.

Means of '87 is here, after being with Dr. Branner in Arkansas.

away

Tit vnsnvi friimds and admi.-r of Dr

Branner will' be bsppy to meet him once

more. , Kdmr Taylor is still quit tick at tba

home of his grandfather,' Wm. Leonard of Smith villn. Ho will go tn Colorado

for his health as ronn as be fro! able to travel. Kdgar was on of tho best men in bis cW and will be remembered bymany of the eld student. Tho Phi Gam boyt gave a social to lady frionds on Friday evening last.

'. Jkck wat .failed lo. Srilti'rfbijrg on

(irony to attenu inc luncrai or a broth

er's child. 11 r. and Mrs. HilUe nf Hichmnn.-1 are

viniiing their 'd:mshtr who U a mombor of ,ho Fretbmnn elss.

Judjje Btindy, of New Castle, has decided that sictbm 13 or the new election taw, is uiiwn.-titulional. This

setion proviuAs thnl any resident of Ind

iana, who shall Iihtg absonted liimself

from the Htnte for a noriod of six months or more, or who shall baa gone into any

other btule, and, also, any person who shall not have Wen a bona fide .rfiint of this State, and of the county in which

hci resides, at least six months before any election, ha!I, before being entitled to

vote at anv elw.ttmi in tliU State, roister a notice of his intention to become t qualified voter therein, in Uii office of the circuit court of the county in which ha resides. This section also provides that any person who has been absent from the State on business for the State or the United State for a -period of six month: or more, shall, when he offers to Vote, produce eertiflcate from the County Auditor that hjs name has been continuously on the tax duplicate of the county during hit absenca on such business ami without such certificate he cannot vote.

AW OBDIKAWCG for the improvement of Dunn street, from Second street to Third street. Sec. I. Be it ordained by tbo Mayor

and Common Council of the City of

Bloomington, Indjana, two-thirds of the members thereof concurring therein, that Dunn street, from 2d street to 3d street, ho improve! by Grading, HcAdamising, Guttering and Paving a sidewalk on each tide thereof, according to plant and specifics tions heretofore adopted by the Common Council for tba improvement of said street, now on file in the office of the City Clerk; and in accordance with' the- resolution of the Common Council, adopted April 1st, 1890. Sec. II. The expense of said improvement, including interest on bonds, if they be issued, thai) be assisted per front foot upon the property abutting .thereon, according to the laws and ordinances on the subject of assessments therefor, to be payable in trn asmtial Installments;: if de (erred, and the tame collected a provldad by law, and in the stewing ordinance hereafter to be passed. Bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of the estetimeut, unless the property owners pay their assessments before the same are issued, and within the. time provided in tbo assessing ordinance. Sic. HI. Thit ordinance thai) be In force from and after itt legal publication I, Robert O. Grooves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of .an ordinance adopted by the Common Council of the City ef HloomingW, Indiana, at a regular meeting heid nay 8ih, 1S90. Witnees my hand, and seal of said City this May 13th, 1890. ROBKKT C. GREKVES, C- city Clerk. . May U. 1890. Satlce by tlt Marshal. I desire to hereby give notice that I will strictly enforio the ordinance forbidding stook running at large In the city. Stock running ut large will ndl only be impounded, but the owners will be prosecuted under the city ordinance. GKORGK OWEN, Marshal.

it C K IK V 8 to canvMss'fbrihe sale

Wanted of our Ilome-Grown

Nursery Stock. MOST I4.BBRAL TERMS. Uticqunled facilities. One

of the largest, oldest-established, and best known Nurscrin in the country.

Address W. A T. SMITH, Genev iNurtery, Geneva, ON. Y. BxtabiUhed

N 14. may 11, 'aq.

-Faris Bros, have in almost ev

ery case told the seennd or third bntlle wherever thv her sold (be Srst of Ifout'h

njottce m Afpllttllaa lar M-

COSsM. The State of Indiana, CoOnty of ston-

roe : .The undersigned, a male person over twenty-one years of age, and an inhabitant of the city of Bloomington, ia the

county of Monroe, and the State of In4i" ana, hereby gives notice to the cltiaeat-Of

tne tain city or aioomiagten, ana ev ws

First Ward or said citv. ana in viewtniaa

ton townshio. n the said county ef Moa

roe, and State of Indiana, that fte will at the June term of the Board of Cessna

siohersof the isountv of Honroe. in the

State of rndinna, in the year MQ, aBpW

to the said laird for a licer.se to tell iaS

toxicating Uquort, to-wit: Spiriteet,

out aud malt liquors, in a test -

than a quart at a time, for the. P

one year witb the privilege ef allowme;

the same to ee arar,K on ww-premaiat. -. The said prcwitet upon which bw desires -

quors, being nilttated in the said Sret wssjf ;;

or the said city or cioominzion, in i

ington towntnip, in Stan roe county, iann. and mom oarticisitarl v deocrih

follows, to-Wil: A part of in-totMe.

hundred and fifty-seven (157), la tftsV-s

of Bloomington, Monroe county, ia

boandett n described ee rouowe. I

beginning at the southeast earner of

lot. runnintr tnence norm on taeaass

thereof one bun dred and thiHy-tws) flSl 9

feet, thence west on the north I

tot nineteen flu) feet, tnenee

line parallel wm tne east hm-ot i

or one nunurea ana imny-iwo

theace east on inesouiu nn

nineteen (19) feet, te the piaoe

nmg.

Mav 7. '90. . ( JfkMXo

Nptlca r ApicataeMiv

Our Pattern ore the letted. Persons who leave the matching of their Beams to our Designer, will le guaranteed something iAnt - will' sitU the mod fastidious, .. , " . Dpu't Imagine any one can beat Oar Prices. 1Kf A WIb('0W t'ortalBK of (he Bf west Destgn. We ean nOUU offer jou great bargaioJi in Wiadow Cartaloii Sre. Our ri'sdy mixed Paints am the very best that ean be made. We guarantee them for Ave years. -Cull for Detroit B. Paint and you will get the best nt . Faris Bros. Drug and Book Store.

F I N tv FOOTWEAR,

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Deering Junior Steel Binder THE USHTEST WEI8HT P3ASTICAL BilQEa EVER W3H,

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wnm warn s cuss.

Tho DEERnrO BUTDEB TWTJtB madsby evmelVM Is the bMt in the world.

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Manufacturers.

ftVJl

Oats and Yegettt. BEAT, POTASH AK3 ACP.

Crowing AllCrops

SEND FOfl CIRCULAR, OR SEE 0011 SEALER, Union Stook Yards. OHrOAOO, IU

For Sale by P. 8. Hart in, Blooraiagtoii. Ini.

BARGAIM

SI I I

Having: purchased the City Book

Store, I would ask all wishing

BAKGiUJNS to call at once, as it is my purpose to sell at such fig

ures as win soou close it out.

Vtsa

The nndersiened, a male

the age of twenty wine yesitsv

habitant or the city or B!

county of Monroe, in Uie 9tabk

hereby gives notice lo toe

Bloomington and of the PtrtS ,said city and of Bloomlnjte

in said county or Monro. Indian, that he will at the

1890, of the Board of Coma

county of Monroe. Sute of

ply. to said Board for a lieente

loxtcalin liquors to-wit : ous and malt liquors, in

than a quart at a-time, for a

year, wan tne snvueire or a!

satne to be drank on t he pi

which ho desires Us tell sai(J ous and malt liquors, and.

being titubteil in tne First citv of bloomineton, towf

ington, county of Monroe .

lrtilinn, and described -a 1

Part of in-Iot one hundrai

nine (J SOli in the city of Be

Slunroe county, Indiana, !

lowt : bceinninirat the souths

of aid in-lot, thence east tweat

thence north thirty five (381.

wist twi'ntv (2S) feet, tmmeei

place of beeinninsr tbirty-Svej; KDWAKD M,

Hay 7, o.

tUNAN BATMAN, '

: Notice ta Noa-Rea

Slate of Indiana, Monroe Cna

In the Monroe Circuit 1 oer Tt-rm, 1890. .

The MttiA Lire Inmraaee 1

Samuel Kiekertt.OsthariB.1

Ji. Carnurhael, et al. Complnint Nc. IS

Kow cornea the elaiotitr by-V-

ISNl iuan, its nttorirays, and Cm

plaint herein, tnget nervelta

that the defendant Alice B. "

Is a d f.'nunnt.in the tib-ive ent

that a 'aue of netion exists in 'relation t real nxu.

and reform a' mortgage tb

is KiiTO-tsari- partv thereto I

ilt iti of the ;St'.o of Imltana. ,

Notice is therefore.herebv fandnnt that unlen sb b

on the first day of the noati

Monroe Circuit Conn, to be I

first Monday ot ptcmbrr.

at the Court II.iush rn Kl

said County and Stale. n. i

n.ur to sum comniaitit.

hf-anl and drterttiinrtl in he

Witness my nme and ;

coiitt, fliied at Bhmmingtit.

onv or .iprn, a. J J i9:ni.

Unit KNOCQ

Clerk Monro Apr. 30, 'i0. arttll Tieet aad

IjPHve your nnlera :su

any kind of I reel from.

Hotibs' Nursrv. Bridrenert

i nave on nanas a car-ioesi

tiiixer frm Sprinjrflel.1, O corn and all kinds of jcardetv

I. MIL.T. KUUli

mar 10-00.

VAC1.T Cleakinq .

on neglected, In the interest.

iinrss anu tiaatta. John

pared in the most complete.

Kivetms business ins ew

tin hat tight.eaaka, deodotti

arm everytnme; that n

tms business a success.

and gel hit Deere it it eai

up voir premises than to phoki fever. '

ixifFiwrrlif

5B

Wm

nrswsGrw

i .'H I

to sell our Nursery Stock, flaurf

lienset and steady Kutphiynissit teed. '

CHASE BROTHERS COM 1

tilt July 1. - " Hocbestar.:

ueenrrit SAtat.

By virtue of a certified oopy of. and execution to me directed. An

Clerk's Office of the Monroe Cireutt l

in a cause wnerein the First- If a

Btink or Bfoonrinston, Indiana

tiff, and Imniol Li roves tni Ida

are autenaanis, reeuirma: me to n

sum of One IfeouiuMi Tw Hatidr

Seventy-nine Udnars (1,7), witfcll Urest on said decree nnd cositv I WBisl

pose at xubtle nsje, to the highcat

SATUBDAtT, MAY itea, less,

between tne hours or to o clock a. i 4 o'clock n. m. of said dav. at tha .

the Court House of taid Monroe AWn

snuiana, in nau ana prouu tor a

not exceedine (even yearsvof the folk

desenbed real estate, to-wlt :

The touthaast quarter of soctiounua

tiurtoen (!3), towntnip numbar etch

rangu une i wa.

Also the southwest quarter of

number ingubwn (18), towns bile eight (S), range one (1) eeat.

Also the west half f

(uarter oi taaassti sHimner nmw in township number eight t)s 1

All of said land is situated., toi';

vcunty, ctattt or ttMsaaa. If such rents nnd proflls w fr a sulHcivnt sum tn atifv

i m crust and eons, I wilt, at t'i

una piawvxpose to pitMia.;

simple of said real estate

utorcoi ns my oe Fiimcirnt laid decree, interest and Marti

Said sale will bo mwh; i

iter wnHtevor iruui ran ment luws.

THOMAS

SheiiffJ

3. '!.

A nr.

f.NCilJSH lVIM movee all hard. sell, or

and lib nii.-lu-s fro

in. Curbs, Spijr.ts,

jtiBos, r5prHin, .11

t'.Miiibi1, Ktc. Save

bttl. WarraptNl thar-:

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