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Thaak yoa, nwdsta, tbsokvou," ssid Tanaer .wnb sudden vigor, a be BStteed the titte, Ua.-tbe JSviU of Dandng," and calling back the old maid he swore a solemn oath never to dance ss lone ss he lived. The gallant corporal bad just had both legs amputated. Recently on a special train of the LAV. railroad five passengers were pot off the trsin for not bsving complied with the proviSioas oa the ticket, which were plainly printed on its back, snd which officials called sttentioo to twice while passing through tbe train and giving notice that no ticket woold be honored which had aot been, properly stamped on the eamp grounds. As a result of these ejectments from tbe train two suits for damages are threatened ; coasrqnently a decision at tbe rapresae court of Michigan banded down only bat week, becomes a matter of interest.;' This court de aided that where a ticket is sold st the reduced rate) 'on the condition printed oa the bee of the ticket and signed by the purchaser, that ft should not be good for the re turn passage unless stamped by tbe company's agent as the point to which it sold, snd signed again by tbe purchaser, and ia not valid for passage if the purchaser fails to aspry with the agreement, toe company has a right to put him off tbe train. "'. How High Will, Thet Go. The fact that, the Home Insurance Baildieg will add to its stature, as well as tha Grand Pacific and the Palmer House, snd ss many other baildiogs have done, revives talk to tbe ratareof tall tailuwia. very prominent architect baa placed himself on record as. saying that thirty stories will not be the limit. The Rand-McNally and the Leitet are said to bave foundations for twenty-five stories. The new Masoaie Temple will have, practically, nineteen stones, and architect aay there w ia effect no limit practically to the number that might be piled Upon foundations they could prepare. Chicago Herald. Taiuob-Mads Walkiho Coats. Tailor-made walking coats of extra length are among the new aaodeb for next season. Some of these, formed of dark Princess of Wales blue English clotb. sre decorsted with riob Persian arabesques in silver-blue sod or ooze. Jacketsia fawa gray and ailvtr-blue are trimmed with mouequetairv collars and ravers ot velvet. These bave lose, close inner coats or vests, rather braided in silk soutache and fastened with buttons of silver or old bronae. Ta Fire the Sawtherm Heart. LoakTiDe Comaiereial. All this row and pretended wrath about the election bill is merely for political effect. Some politicians are afraid of losing some of their party strength in tbe House, aad some others are afraid of losing their seats in the House. Others see that there is need of a cry and excitement to stir, up party feeling, because, ia Sooth Carolina, the Farmers' Alliaoce is about to captare the State from the Democratic organisation ; in Georgia, it haa captured the Democratic organisation ; ia other Southern States it b dessorsliaiog party plans, aad even in tbe Gibraltar district of! Keotncky baa smashed party fences into smithereens. Some bloodthirsty business is needed to draw tbe formers back to tbe old party standards, and tbe effort. is making tones this election bill for thst purpose. The hypocrisy of tbe outcry against it is shown by tbe foot thst tbe bill applies to every part of tbe country alike, and. if it is the bad bill pretended, it will overthrow tbe party that passes it, and tbe Democratic politicians ought to encourage its passsge as opening a road to victory for them. The death of Hon. D.S. Hufistetter, says the Paoli Repnblieao, has made prominent a point of law in tbe seUIemat of decedents estates which is, aot generally known, because just such cases do not often find a parallel: Section 2458, Re vised Statutes1, nrovedes "that if the intestate shall bave left at bis death, grandchildren only, alive, they shall inherit equally." 'Mr. Hof&tetter was the btber of two children, bat both of them bad died before him, leaving grandchildren, By one son tbe old gentleman bad oos grandson, by the other three

n $1 ZD. as headquarters for Medium MJ 6 or four grandchildren. . By the section quoted above the grand ebildnsn will inherit 'the estate Share and share alike. Provided, ot course, there ia no will. A Feaslasi Decleloa. Washington, D. C., Sept; 9. Assaiatant Secretary Bussey to-day rendered a decision in the pension case of Wm. R. Johnson, late Corporal of Company K, 8th . Indisna Volunteers, in which -is given an even more liberal construction of the bw relating to "line bt duty" than heretofore. On April 1, 186S, claimant, with the First Sergeant of his company obtained a pass to attend- church across the Green River at Mumiordsville, Ky., at which point his command was gusrding a bridge. While crossing the river on a log claimant fell, fracturing; his left knee. The case wss originally rejected on the ground thst the soldier at the time of tbe accident was not in , line of doty. Assistant Secretary Bussey, however, takes a contrary view, and allows the pension sought. He says: "If the obimant bad by authority of his superior officers been crossing the river for the purpose of obtaining necesKsry physics! sustenance, be would certainly have been in line of duty, it being a necessary incident to the services. To hold that a similar mission for spiritual sustenance, which is also presumed to have been necessary, placed him out of line of duty, woold be depriving our soldiers of Christian teaching, and, therefore, in conflict with military law, which recognises tbe neeessity, or at least the propriety, of it. The claim is allowed." The 8tate Republicans, Wed nesday, nominated a ticket that will compare very favorably with that presented t the public for support by the Democrats. Milton Trusler is a good, old msn, who ought to poll a full vote. Ook I. N. Walker is one of the respected citizens of (he Hooaier eapilsl. He is a good, clean, popular man, and no doubt will lead his ticket in this community, if not in the entire State. Hia neighbors know him and have confidence in him. Geo. Pixley b a strong man, so in HenSI and Lovett, and Worrell, and totter. Will Noble is known to everybody, more or less, snd no person will say aught against him. He not only possesses the respect aad friendship of all who come in. contact with him, bat he is exceedingly popular with bis . party. Taken all in all, the ticket b one that should poll the full vote of the party, Ind. Sua. (Dem ) Death af Brswa TVylie. Brown Wylie died at the home of hi s father, tbe venerable Dr. T. A. Wylie, in this city on Monday night, Sept. 8th. His death was caused by a rapidly developed case of Bright's disease. He came here three weeks ago for a brief visit to his old home expecting to return east within a week. Symptoms of the disease bad manifested themselves some time ago, but. neither he nor his friends were conscious of their nature until the .discovery was made here by the .attending physician, Dr. Weir. He had been affected with nraemic blindness, dixxyAeadacbe, pains ia the bask, and dyspepsis, but he bad not .dared to confirm and reveal to himself the fearful significance of these indications. Only a year ago be was accepted for life insurance after a careful medical examination, tie had been for tbe past two years filling tbe Chair of Physics and Chemistry in a Covenanter College in Beaver Falls, Penney 1 Van ia,and had just been elected to tbe Professorship of Chemistry in the State School of Mines, at Rapid City, South Dakota, at a salary of 81,500. Tbb is a position to which he was especially adapted, and it seems bard that he should be cut. off ia tbe very prime of young manhood, snd with such a. promising career before him. Prof. Samuel Brown Wylie was bora at Oxford, Ohio, June 26th, 1864, a ndhaoV therefore, fust passed 36 years. He was brought by hia parents' to Bloomington when be was only a year old, and he has spent nearly all of his lite in this' city. He graduated from fhe State University with the class of 1876, and in the summer of 1877 wss married to Miss Seebrook Mitchell, niece of Prof. -Geo. W. Hoss, at thst time- Professor "of English literature in the State University. The year alter graduating he be-

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came Assistant in the department of Physics and experimental Chemistry. During the following year be had full charge of the Chetnieal department, during Dr. Van 2$oys' absence, in which responsible position he acquitted himself wjtb credit. For a number of years be was Associate Professor of Chemistry in the State University, and after resigning from this position be pursued post-graduate' steely in bb special work at the University ot Pennsylvania and the Johns Hopkins University. Two years ago be was called to Beaver Fall, where be has since lived. He was s brother of Theodore W. J. Wy lie, of Frankfort, Ky., Mrs. Hermann Boison, of this city, and Mrs. Governor Mellette, .ot South Dakota. He leaves a wife and four children. To all of these, and to the aged father and mother who have been so honorably known to the community, for'two generations, is extended the. warmest sympathy of oar people. Brown Wjylje was a true man, a dutiful son, a fond husband, sndta faithful friend. His death b both a private sorrow and a public loss; W. line Senate has resolved upon placing binder twine on the free list. . That is tariff reform that suits the farming, interests of this great country. Club Managers should call at A. C Rott & Cc's grocery, wnt side square, and get - prices before making permanent arrangements. Figures will l made to suit, and f r'--i .:lh "r.i. - It--ing rewinmehditionftGtMiJs "uiisurpassed by no other house. . m f a Gebxan Catholic Coagress at Pittsburg, Pa. The Ohio & Mis? sissippi Ky. will sell tickets to Pitttbutg, Pa. and return at one fare,for the round trip." Tickets on sale Sept, 20th and Hist, 1890, and will be good' tor retiirn until Sept. 25th, inclusive. For ticket and' information call on or' address O. A M, agents.' C. G. JoHES, District Paas'r Agent, Vincewie, Indiana. . "Diamond Joe" is 'the only 10c. cigajr that is sold .. for 5c. Warranted Ing Havana Filler, and band - made 8oV agents Floodk Welael. , ;-t; O. & ISJLm Okie jnissfaslBBl Hallway. Tkt 6ret Through Runt EAST AND WEST. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car to Ctnctnnoti, LouUmlle, Wathinyton, JkUUmore, rhitadetolua, ana New York, Ahoto SL UuU, . Connecting ia Union Drpot at, St. tor ail poiniM wm. For Kmigraat and Land Seeker, the O. Sc M." btha Bast Kouts bacauia it it tha shortest and I ouickest and afford th best aeoommedatlon. TIm O Jk If. ia tha ontv Line runninr a Sleeping. Car between Cirei?naU BtOur agent are ready at a)l Mooes to cive information to the pahU,' and al communications addressed to tha Under, dbnad will receive prompt attention. Address D. C. Siiawks, TickOf Agent, O. A M. Br, Mitchell, lad. C. . 4owaa, Dbtrict Passenger Agent, Vineennes,tnd. 3. F. Barnard, President and-General Man art. W. B. Shattue, OaSaral Paa , aenger Agent. Cincinnati, O.' . j P. Je

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tbe Corn Palace of 1890. Plans have been submitted by Architect Brown and approved by the committee. The exterior of the Palace will be entirely different from any of the others and will bave some thing of a Turkish mosque appear ance, ihe 1'alace will bave a street frontage of 528 feet, 264 feet on both Pierce and Sixth Streets, The tower will rise to a height of 172 feet. The ground area of the Palace is just half a block, including both alleys. A feature of the 1890 palace will be the large auditorium on the east, with a seating capacity of 1,00. The band stand will be between this and the large rotunda, covering an entire quarter block. There will be but. one gallery, and that overlooking the rotunda, and will be reached' by five stairways. This open apace will be seventy-eight feet across and sixty-six feet to the ceiling. The plan b to have the Palace illuminated during the day the same as at night. The opening will be made so as to obstruct the light of day, and give, plenty of ventilation. The palace will be opened with appropriate ceremony September 25, and close October 11. The Republicans have carried Maine by e ihajority exceciling 15,000. Tins is the largest majoritj ever given i a &la i tie, and tbe largest in an off year since 186'i. AH ftrmUiw of the lloue atand i25 n. llrpiiblicaiis to 26 Democrat. The rine-lrceatate endorse the administration of President Harrison, and also, the course of Speaker Iteed. . . The Ohio & Mississippi Kailway will nut a series of excursions to points iu the West, Northwest, Southwest-sod South at tbe low rale of one fare for round trip, leaving Sept 9th and 23d, and October 14tb. Tickets good to return thirty days after date of sale, witH stop-over privileges in territory resched by excursions. For rates and further- information call ou -sgfnts O, & Al. By., or address C. G. Jones, Dist. Pass!r Agent, Vincenues, Ind. -I have a neat new 3-room cottage in South Park addition, which will sell cheap if disposed of soon. Call snd see me. Bob 8. Wikslqw. Opposite county jail. NOTICE TO COTRACTOH8. Bids will be received by the Common Council of the City or Bloomington, Indiana, in tbe Counoil Chamber, in said city at their regular meeting, to be held TUESDAY, OgTOBKB 1th, 1S94, for Snifbing KcAdamiaing oa West Sixth Street. ' Specifications for (aid improvement are now on file, and eao be teen st the City Clerk' offlct. Tbe Common Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by tha Common Council: Jfesalved, Tbel hereafter no bids wilt be received, and acted upon by tha .Common Council, unless the name of the sureties who are to sign the bond of tha applicant, in case ha is awarded the con. tract, are given in the bid. KOBKRT C. OBSXVES. Bept 10, '90. 3t 1 City.Clerk.; O F TOURNER

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Ta a. w O a r cl at , H, A. FVhK, Attorney. Office ta Allen McKary t. new block, vp-ttairt oeer earner room. Special and careful attention wilt he given to Probate bntintt, and to prompt collection of claimi. Set - tUmtnt of ea4ate a specialty. MVI.KY t MICE, AUorntyt, Jfotariu and fnturanc Agent. WUl yra tie in all tkt Sin tit and fakml GtarU. Pmnmt mJ tarrful mUtntiam n' ia the aallrrtiau f CHnitat ia mrHliua JerrJemU atata. and to mil oihtr un'nes of a. legal nntuTt. A macialiy m of Petition: 0tf otxr "(W' fMu More, touthUKit corner pnUic tjtinrt. r' ' . ...I. V T. f "T l 7" "17: i", "rZ"

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Probate huinett, to the ealteelion of claimt, ! the Slayor'a office in the City of Bloomana! to btaineet in all the eourtt of ihit ' ington, Indiana, on the 3Sd 'day Septemand adjoining count tee. I bor, 1890, at T o'clock p. m., when aad DUNCAN BATMAN, (H. C DunA where the property owners along the line

tan. Ira C Batman, Attorneys Office over Stan,:, tkoe liar. mm .i'W Muie sfurtr. rariicuiar asutnuon vnu oe gto en to Probate com, collections, etc. Will practice in all the court, - EAST 4r EAST, Attorney: OJtto in Bee Hive Biork. north M public eauare, vp-etaire. One prompt attention. ia iun'iiif ttd 1M allitiui .' V cairns. WiUvlto praetjeo in ail couri. jigemi for an. i C4VSR MO. 143. Joseph S. Payne, Administrator with the will annexed, of the estate of William M. Tate, deceased, vs. Hattie Tate, Sarah It. Houston, William . B. JtcClarkin and Julia Tate Browning. In the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Indianav, September Term, 1890. To Hattie Tate, Sarah M. Houston, William J. B. McClarkia and Julia Tate Brownine. You arc severally hereby notified that the abov named petitioner a Adminis trator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the Circuit Court of Monroe county, Indiana, a petition, making you defendant thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court, authorising the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said netition described, to make assets for the payment of the debt and lutbtntie or ia estate; ana usi sera getition, so filed and pending, is set for earing in said Circuit Court, at tha court bouse in Bloominston. Indiana, on tha second Judicial day of the September Term, IBBOf of saia court, tne same Be ing tne Id oay oi September, levw. Witoes. the Clerk and seal of said court, this 11th day of August, 1890. M4.LJ jNUt;u ruijJjaH, tviers. ABg. 13, iOVU. & CO., USZ OF M3ESS' AND BOYS'

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hour each day tince the bed la grippe Uat winter, till within the put two months, when the begun to improve with the ute of South American Nervine, three bottle of which I boue-ht in Mar, whiJ in Bloomington. Sb believe the will boon be a ttrong a ever, and indeed her recovery it almost miruculou. xou can publish this if you wish to. Near Uarai.asvii.lx, Aug. 20, 18S0. fTp Faris Brot., Druggist. fam full of thankrulneu far the benefit! derived from South American Nervine, bought at your More. It teemed to reaih the spot from the ftrit dose. I have a good appetite. Uleep soundly and can work with all my old viror. It It certainly a medical won kier. Bend me three bottle for which I enclose tha money. HENRY SHARP. Joxzsbuko, ttreene co., Ind., Aug. 27, 1 890. Messrs. Farii Bra. Gentlemen: On tbe 4th of July I came to BloomingIt on to witnesa tha celebration. 1 bad been sick from the effeet of la grippe lince early in the winter, and was very much discouraged. While in your place t was advised by a stranger who noticed Prlee Low am Any,

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RESOLOTIOtT for the improve ment ot Lincoln sirees. Wberea. it bat become neeettarv for "the proper improvement of tha CUv of Bloominaton, Indiana, and for the use of Lincoln street In said city, that tha said rtrixt be improved by Grading, Guttering, ; MeAdamiaiag and laving a brick Mdawalk on both sides thereof bom 3d street to loth street ia said city. Be it therefore resolved bv tha Mayor and Common Ouncl of the said City of ' Bloominifton, 1 ndian. tWO-tllird Of the member ihnieof concurring: therein, that ,H i necessary for the proper improve- i : mnt of said city and for the use of Lincom itrotii tnat ton same w improved oy :Urding, MoAdamiaing, tiuttering and on both side 10th street, in accordance with the plan and specific 'tns tlwrrr now on Bin ii i ia the office of cl ' HHl.liil.r uint'iMlT H-imllTill.-SiWifanT - ' , ,.- - r .. ; - . shall be astriscd per lineal front foot uiwn tbe real estate abutting on that part of .n in .IriMtt. n ImnMVMl . u !,l unimMli u (iirrfw,i oemm in ln nununi in tUllments. A bond or bonds shall ba U ,uoa in anticipation cf the -collection of t sa,d asMMments, unless tbo property owners pay Hid aMossmenti bcrura said bond or beads are iaued, all as provided for in an act of the General Assembly of Indiana. BDnroved Mtrch 8th. 18SS. That ol-Wiont thereto Will be heard St tam propuseu improvement can maico . oninction to tha necessity tor the cocstruction thereof. 1, Robert C. Gaeeret, Clerk of tbe City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of a resolution adopted by the Common Council of said city at their regular ' meeting neid August itn, itrao. ROBKttT C. GRKBVB8, Aug.. 11, '90-41. -, Cy Cterki Satlee lo Preperty-IIalalera ea aaata Kaajars Mreat. All parties owning property on Booth Rogers street, ia the city of Bloomiagtea, Indiana, interested in tea improvement of said (treat, will take notice that the City Engineer ha made final estimate of cost of improving (aid ttreot from Second (treet tooth to corporation lice, aad made assessment against property balder for paid improvement, said assessment being now en file in lb City Clerk'toffice. All parties interested will take notice that a commute from tha Common Council or said city will meet in the May. er't ottce of said city, Wednesday evenlag, September 34th, 1890, at 7 o'clock p. mM at which time aad place any on aggrieved at aaid ameat can. make known their grieveaneaa, and tha same will be considered by said committee. KOBKKT C. GKKKVKS, Sept. IS, 'so-at. City Clerk. ORDIMAMCB for the improvement of Third Street. Sac. I. B it ordained by tbe Mayor and Common Counoil of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-third of the members thereof concur ring therein, that Third street in said city be Improved from College Avenue to Henderson street by paving a brick sidewalk aix feet wide on both tides thereof, according to plan and pacification therefor heretofore adopted by tha common council for tbe improvement of laid street now on file in tne office of the City Clerk, and ia accordance with the Resolution of the common council adopted August 5th, 1890. Sac. II. The expense of said improvement including interest oa bond, if they ha issued, thallba aeed per front foot upon tbe property abutting thereon according to the law aad ordinances on the subject of assessment therefor, to be payable in ten anaual installment If deferred, and the tame collected at provided by law, and in the attesting ordinance hereafter to be patted. Bonds shall be issued in anlicipatioa of the collection of tbe assessments, unless the property own. en pay their assessment before the same are issued, and within the time provided in the assessing ordinance. 8kc. III. This ordinance shall he in force from and after its legal publication. I, Robert 0, G reeves, Clerk of tha City of Bloaiqington, Indiana, certify tha foregoing ordinanoe'was adopted by the Common Council of said city, at their regular maetTng hld Sept. 16th, 1890. ROBKET O. GRKEVK8, Sept. 17, 'OO.-af. City Clerk..

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Ind. Jk. s.. ruitu, ueneral I Agrat, J. M. CEUSSBBAUGH, . tie a er I Passenger Agent, St. I WANTED! A good pushing Salesman here.Boar guaranteed weeux. wma w . . ... - . or Salary. UuicK Mlling saw iruat I Succialtie. rmaiKt can -ret a rooo. par job for tbe winter. Write tor fuo tei haa particular. FBKD. K. YODNO. Nunervmaa.. BecaKBTSB, N. Yl RESOLUTION for. the. mrnt of Eleventh street. WtHwwM, Zs.Au become astanarr . the proper improvement of tbe-City Bloominston, Indiana, and for the nee Movent st real in said city, that tlie,4 street oe improvva by urxutng. JteJ niizinK.Gutlerinir ami pavias a brick a

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nut street to dacktoa street is M eay. n . I m , . , . i .u oe w uwrciore rcsoivea ny tee snai and Common. Council ot tfa M oky i Bloomington, Indiana, two-third e-t memuar concurring lucrum, taal neeesaarv lor tne proper imp of akt city, and for tbe use of i that the tame be improved br Guttering and JteAdamiaiiur and . la a brick itdewalk on tbe north aide ttj from Walnut ttereet to Jackson i accordance with the phut and tions therefor now on file in taeoasoeeCt Clerk of taid city. Tbe total coat af improvement shall be astewed pi front foot upon tbe. real estate ea that part of taid street o is said ametnnents, if deferred, to be 1 tea annual installments. A bead er 1 thatt be issued in anticipation of theta feci Km oi sua nroneHv owner nav aaid fore said bead or bonds are ( provided in an act of the Ueaeral , bly ef Indiana, approved Ala real That objections, thereto will be at tha Mayor' office In the Cftyerl ingwn, anmajia, ea sue m en; ea tember, 1SS0, at 1 o'clock, p. at and wnere tne property ewaeta i line of aaid proposed tmproven make objoctioew to the aecetaBj conatntctien tnerau. I, Bobert C. Cl reeves. Clerk of tha ! f Bloomina-toa. Ind iaaa. vafjtt' the 1 going to be a true aad octree oapy ,sf Keaoiotmn adopted y toe oeeaaaaavf on oi aaia city, at taeir leruar held Aurust 19th. 189S. ROBBBTaGBKrraaV Aug . XT, 'ao-4t. CttyOUravj KKSOLVTIOIff fa the meat of Kirk wood Aveanij. Whereat, it hat heeoaae aeceatary S the proper improvement of the City Bloomington, Indiana, and for the ae Kirkwood Avenue in aaid city, tha taid t treat ba imprevad by htytaa a idewalk on the north aids thereof CoUege Avenue to Jaekaon street.

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and Common Council ef the M CUy ef Blnomington, Indiana, twt-third ef tha ' member thereof oonearring thereia, tha itMseceasary for the iatpreveaaeat e

street from College Avenue to Jaektea street, tha tame to be (13) twelve team) wide from College Avenue to Moitea. treet, (8) eight feet wide from Mertoa . treet to Madiion street, and (Si aix feat:

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he sse ted per lineal froa$ foot upon na reai estate abutting on tent aart or aaa street o improvwi, saM assessment, oeierrao, to be paid is tea annual la meat. A bond or hood shall he in anticipation of the eollestiea ef assessments, unlet the property pay aaid assessment before aaid bottd

bonds are issued, all as provided for i tji

wi me wavcae jaeeenaviy oa aa approved March 8th. ISSSi. that objection thereto will he heaei ) tne aayor't office in tbe utty of ington, Indianit, on the lid day of .tuv, mvww, mm . vviwn y. .., W. mwm n where the property owner along the Mr of said proposal improvement one. ajml wjuctiuna vi i-iiw uwahhij lor aaestruction thereof. I. Bobert C. Greevaa. Clerk ef tha t of Bloomington, Indiana, certify tlMar going to be a true and correct oopw'ijp n solution aaoptea DV it Vol Council of said city at thuir reeuhtr i .i j . . .... . . jng ueiu nuRusi in, IBWI. ROBERT C. GRKRY AVW T, ?-4.t. t;ity

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