Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 October 1890 — Page 2

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ijr VBXIAI A.GABX, Xtitar sad Ttcket. Clerk, ------ Knoea lunar Sheriff, ' - - - Thomas . Farr Hecardar, - - - Jama W. Jackson TfMinw. VH T. AmWsob Oohmt, - Dr. Jaa. D. Maxwell, Jr Sorveyor, ...... c. F. sm;in Commatsioiiera, - - J j-s. Mas for Judge iota J iKtictal Ureott, BuiT C. Ptnrcajr. !" Prosecutor Simpson Low. Official BrpmUirmn, Paper of City, County, Jlnwifcy af Sekcel Dutriet. tEttMTO CCDATB FOR HAG A "RECORD, TJill He Explain It! It is alwavs m unpleasant task to expose s man's poblte record, but it ia the duty of tbe press so to do, and enpeezall when be is posmg as Model pubftc officer and reform candidate fur dill higher Etpec ia this tbe doty of the press where be invites investigation, and silence on its part night lead the people to believe that the asserticne agains his opponent are Inae - JwIm W. Ciaveo, throogh bis organ, the Qmrier, has receetlj asserted "ttwt an oftWrtr acta are pnbtie property and tbe managejoeatof bis ofidal aflaira is the proper stody of every aaao, woman sad child in the county. Especially is this trae when be is asking fir another tens, for bow can we jadce his fata re eoodoct except by bat of tbe preseot and past" We aw willing tbat be shall have the benefit of his own theory and oobmit few of the facts concerning bis past record for the petblie'a consideration. Iftv Craven, is at present and has been for mere than three years past tLe Coanty Saperintendent of Monroe cowoty, and baa daring that time fcoowineir and without excuse repeatedly charged $4 per day for davs nnon whieh faceordins to tbe county nepers) hecoatd oet have been eanjoved in the disehsree of bis ofleiaj datiea, fed for days when be was absent front the ctty cn private bnsiness or for pleeanre. Tbafaiw in regard to tbe compensation of Oonnty Boperioteudent is very clear, and capable of bat one constraetion. It ia foaad in se tion 4433 of tbe Revised Statutes of I8M, and is as fellows; "Tba Counts 8operiDtMdt dnlt nrehre w dolfan far everv dav metvallg mploti ta tbs dwlW f tbe dutUs, nqniitsd tab set. But bafote nw Connty Cowmiwloaew doll allow fcia -per dWm tba taaa iball be praieatt So Vill of aeeoont, Matlnj;, in ' K-pmte Heau,-4lM aaUiaeasd asMMiai of aervicea foadcrad en eaek day for wfiieb lie ciainia ctxnpenaation; which bill of Bccoonl (ball be reriSgd by addaTk to tfie efleet 'Jut Ua aaaae amd mek Hem tbeMofjaJtesadwea. . Unlike the fee bill enacted for tbe guidance of the Cierk, there ia no ambigaity or qnestion afaont itIt dees not require a lawyer to in terpret U, and is so plain that he who "tana may read'' and snderNotwitbstanding (bis plain and definite provision of kw in regard Co bis salary, John W. Craven as County Superintendent baa made tbe following charges as taken from bis verified eceonnts ia the Commissioners court: We would first eatt attention to tfsv following clippings from tbn Bloomington press, showing the occasions unoo which Mr. Craven was ont of tbe city, on private bos--iness, or phasnre, and for which be charged the coanty t per day. In tba Telephone of March 9th, 1888, we notice the following concerning a fox drive .in Washington township, bad on March 6th, U488 "Frow Captajn LangJey and Ed win Corr E-q. and Prof. John Cra ven we' learn that near tbe final roand-op four aged aod experienced reynards were found dodging about the line.. " flyjeference to Mr. Cravens' sworn statement fild June 1888, we find that he charged the coanty $4 for bit service! as Superintend ent o Mnrelt 8th, 1888. In the TelrpiMine uf Augnt 31, 1888, we uofiee the folhuwieg: '4bn Cfa-vew i in QiavUle at

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tending the commencement of his Alma Mater." By reference to bis sworn statement of Septemher,1888, we find that be charged the coanty 93 for his services as Superintendent for one half of Aug. 3d, 1888, la the Telephone of Tuesday, March iSth 1889, we notice the following: "John Craven spent Sunday with his parents at Center Valley, Hendricks county. " And by reference to his sworn statement filed June, 1S89, we find that he charged S8 for full days a. Super intendent on March 16th and 18th, the days be would necessarily have occupied ia traveling to and from tteodricka eonuty ie order to spend Sunday there. In the Courier of August 3d, 188o,- is tbe following: . "j. W. Craven attended the Normal Commencement at Danville, Wednesday.0 And by reference to his sworn statement of Spptember,188g, we notice that he charged the county $4 for that day as well as epery one of the six days in that toeeb. In tbe Courier of August 17th, 1889, we notice the following: "J. W. Craven was at Danville on business Thursday." And by reference to his sworn statement we find that he charged the county 84 for that day as well as every one of the txx atop t mat weet. These ere a few items we have been abb) to gather from the county press, and how many times this may have occurred of which the press have made no mention, we are. unable to say. It will be remembered that dur ing tbe campaigns of 1st 6 and 1888 Mr. Craven was Secretary of tbe Democratic Central Commiruo of Monroe coanty. Those who remember these campaigns will re call the activity ami energy Mr. Graven djaputyed in the performance of bis duties as such Secretary. His duties were very laborious and necessarily consumed a great deal of bia time with correspondence. bill postine. entertainment of speakers, and such other work as ail Secretaries of central committees are eallad upon to do. Any one never having served in such a capacity cannot conceive of the great amount of labor and time a secretary must sacrifice for the love of bis party. That Mr. Craven made a good secretary no one will dray. But did he fail to charge his regular per diem during all that tirarf An examination of the records will show, as they are public property. We do not find fault with Mr. Craven acting as Secretary of the Democratic Central Committee, but it be does, tbe Democratic party should pay mm for bis time and work and pay him welL The following are the dates of a fee? Democratic conventions: March 10th, 1888, Bloomington township convention. Cravens acted as Secretary. September 1st, 1888, Democratic county convention Craven instructed Secretaries in their dutiea. April 12th, 1890, Democratic Mass Meeting. ' By reference te Mr. Cravens sworn statement of one, 1888, we find he charged the county 54 for March 10th, 1888. By reference to bis sworn statement of September, 1888, we find he charged tbe county 84 for Septem ber 1st, 188& By reference to his sworn statement ot jpuue, issij, we and ne charged the county tor April 12, 1890. Don't know whether he served the county those days or not. He may answer.The last township election was held 00 tbe 7th day of April, 1890. It was at this election that John D. Morgan made the race lor Trustee on the Democratic ticket in Bloomington township. No man was more solicitous about tbe result and worked harder for the election of Mr. Morgan than did John W. Craven; and. yet we find by refer ence to his sworn statement of June, I80O, that he charged the county $4 for his services s Superintend ent on that day. . In I joking over Mr. Cravens' sworn ttniemaita we find that he charged 84 per day for Thanksgiving Days in 1887 and 1888 and for the Fourth days of July in 1887 and 188oi How much work be performed on these publie holidays, while other people weie at rest, we do not Knew. Tbe lnrt but not the least signi ficant of all tbe davs for which be has charged are the "Decoration Davs." In 1888 he charged for a half day, and iu I880 a full day. This day iireaeh year is set apart m a publi-; holiday, wlicu ail men,

$1 25. as ueaoqnaners tor aiemum 1 m - . . of Suits for Business 3 o is sew auu immense. us 3 df every party, are called upon by public sentiment to cease their work and honor the dead heroes of the late war. All men who love tbe soldiers, their widows and their orphans, greet with ioy each recurrence of Decoration Day, and gladly lay aside their work for one day in order that they may pay their tribute to the fond memories of the Nation's dead. We would at least expect that one who holds a high office in our county and who feeds from tho public crib one who draws his 94 per day regularly from the county treasury, a part ot which is placed there from the hard earnings of diseased and crippled soldiers and who set 8 himself op as a model aod example to ti e youth of our county, would, out of mere respect for tbe dead if not for love of them, lay. down bis pen and close his office door on that boly day and join in that long procession of old soldiers, the widows and orphans, which each year finds its way to the graves of the heroic dead. It seems that he might for one day at least gather a rose and drop it on tbe grave of some dead hero who helped to make it possible for him to hold such a lucrative position in a Government like ours. Will the soldiers vote for a man who pursues his usual avocation on this sacred day and charges the coanty 84 for it ? The Democrats, two years aeo, bad two United States Marshals appointed to look after tbe polls here. They were a man named Murphy and also one Groves. 'The Murphy j Republic taosWnobTSTie were not afraid of beine molested as they intended to "track the law." Now the Chairman of the Central Committee has authorised the ap pointment of . Marshals for the elections in November, and the "Courier" gets up on its hind legs and howls pitifully. Don't like to take your own medicine, do you, Mr. Conner 7 The Democrats of Indianapolis are bringing out that rusty old story about the Republicans colonising 20,000 negroes from some southern State to Indiana to vote the ticket this fall.- The Deminys must be hatching up. some new scheme, and are trying to divert attention from it. Judge Duncan, we learn, is producing the same favorable impression at Bedford that resulted here from his manner of discharging the duties of his office.. He has been on hand early and late, and has permitted no unnecessary delays. This is qnite satisfactory to both litigants and tax-payers, and will make him doubly popular. Mr. Cravens' HypocrlsyThe Vlemres lor II. The Clerk's office has yielded about $2,000 per year during Mr. Fuller's, term. An tbe umner Mr. Craven fieures that Fuller's fees were 300 per cent, too high, -on the . average, which means three-fold. Thus he oraotically proposes to run the office for one-fourth of that amount, or f 500. Allowing onefourth for fees that cannot be collected, and it leaves biro. $375 per annum for his compensation, sup pose that he can employ a compe tent denutv for 1600 per annum, which is improbable, and you leave him S225 in debt. 'As Mr. uiavea sets about SI .200 per year out of the Superintendent's office, does any one believe that his professions are sincere T A man who tries to gull the people with such propositions must be regarded by all thoughtful men with some degree of suspicion. Says the Martinsville Repub lican: Samuel Walliueford Jr., of Bloomington, drove twenty young mules from his farm in Monroe couuty, to W. h. Moore's farm, near Waverly, yesterday. nal lingford is an extensive mule raiser. He bas five hundred left on bis farm, and bus just shipped to Frank Lander's place, near Brooklyn, three hundred. He buys mules in all parts of Iodiana. Illinois and Missouri. Fred. Nance, the well known horse buyer for Black Bros, of Grecncastle, died snddsnly Satur day evening a week at bis home near Brazil. His death ia attributed to heart disease. Mr. Nance took a lot of horses to Greeacastle only the day before his death.

University

Purdy is a Sigma Chi, j Cole is a Delta Tan Da. Cbas. Meek attended tiair t Spencer last week. j, Jack Wallingford eutl college last Wednesday, C. D. Robinson has n compelled to leave college. The first issue of ih Student will be out about the 15. Prof. Gilbert went trlndianapolis on Thursday amjreturned Sunday, j Chas. Shoemaker has ft college end entered a wbolcsalbouse at Minneapolis, ; Inman went to Lafayde Saturday morning on busiucssonneoted with the Student. f Kelley received the jd nws last Tuesday of the djraf' of his younger brother, Raymond Morgan vpWnitiated into tbe Phi Kappa W fraternity the 4th of this month X . x Misses Maxwell and seeks arc are busy catalojriteing .he new books in tbe law dcpartsJot, ........ 1 aiebenthaul, class of TS, came in last Sunday from Aftaleas and other points in tbe softhwt. Prof. Griggs lecfired at the Chapel last Sunday. lis subject was "A Study of Shkesp!are." Will Yakey, a gnd.iaU wi th '90, visited his Pbi Del brothers and hia many other friends tic middle of last week. Work on the $00 mtntlepiece in the library biilding vaa commenced last Tuaday and' is now nearing compfyiti. Dr. Jordan" aid wife and Dr. Campbell touka.jarty of young ladies and gentlemw, composing the Geology class, to Veed Patch Hill, Brown county last Friday and returned on Satnrriaf. 1 Tbe Gymnasiun association met at Dr. Gilberts, Tjiirsday evening. A mass meeting oi. the stodents ia to be called by jr. Karsted the first of this week, when sometbiug more definite will be done. . Prof. Gilbert returned home on tbe 5th of the nvrith irin a. six mouths trip on bard the U. S. ship "Albatross." to Alaska and other parts, ia the northwest. lie brings quite a collection, of bows and arrows, etc. of the Esquimaux. .Tbe Beta Theta Pi ,'fratei uity has withdrawn hs airj.port and staff editor from "The Student," claim"Hi fttrt, tinr- "iva.ni iifi" -" ICt'll BR antagonistic iraimg WELSe and that they desire to bring an issue, what they expect to Igain by the move, unless lo cripple the fraternity editor, who must have 75 subscribers to hold bis po sition, is not known. Tbe Lecture Aociation met Tuesday evening at the rooms of the Y. M. (J. A. A large number of students were voted in as mem bers, and the following officers were elected : President, Ned Dye ; Vice President, Chas. Hubbard; Kecordine Secretary. Cbas. Meek j Corresponding See'y, Frank Jones ; Treasurer, K. P. Cubberly. The greatest barmony prevailed and all united in pledging their nearly support during the coming year. Voting will be no easy matter. There are so many requirements and so much red taps connected with the whole affair (bat it will be very annoying to many. "Diamond Joe" ia- the only lOo. cigar that is sold for 5c. Warranted Long Havana Filler, and handmade. Bole agents flood s Wetxel. Perrons who were appointed inspectors of election under the new law had better make up their mind to serve, whether they desire the iob or not. as the law says if they refuse they lay themselves liable to a fine of $3,000 or imprisonment for any period not less than six months nor.. more than three years, or both. ' Ah ! talking about coffee, youJ ought to try some of Inat "Uld Dutch Java," sold only -by. Wetzel & Flood, opposite Seward & Co.'s Foundry. That house is building up a big trade on choice goods like tins.

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Dr. L. T. LOW PER, PHYSICIAN AND 8URAE0M. Bloom isoton, Ihdiaxa. OFFICE : Corner Col. Avenue and 4th St., South of Emcrys. ' - 1 A correspondent of the Jour - nal writes that in his speech at " , i rmn r,.l...,u! Gooport, a few days ago, Colonel Matson declared that he wrote with his own hand the disability pension law recently passed by Cougres, add therefore claimed it was a Democratic measure. There is one material difierence between the bill drafted by Colonel Matson aod j the present law. The former wa vetoed by President Cleveland, and the Democrats in tbe House refused to pass it over his veto, while the latter was pawed by a Republican House and signed by a Republican President. Ind. Journal. Don't neglect to look for the name of Tom Farr .vhen you go up to the polls to vwte. He is one of the beat men that ever handled a musket during the troublesome times that demanded the services of men of muscle snd nerve. He belonged to the gallant 33d Ind. Vol, and enlisted ' when a mere boy. Ekgmsu Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or Callottffd Lumps and Blemish from horses Blood Spavin. Curb, Splint, Sweeney, King-bone, tUiflp-, .Sprain, nil Swollen Throats, Coiiehs, Ktc. Aivo $58 by use of om ruttl. Warranted tha mint wonderful Memisli cure evr known. Sold by U. Lplv. OrugRi.t, "n Bloomington, liid. TTI .. ' v. w; iui vvisn EMPlX - 'Tf our witi!--ot S.b4w We mtgtil ave some irietl." Vo desire to et-t a kh1 reliuule party to n-prvscnt us in Bloomington and vicinity Gotd pay and stnndy work to the right one. EiicIkm! stamp. AUrn. Tuk Jt i.itb id TO tfe, Marshatl, MichiganBox 3. riepSt-Sni A MABVKIXlUa DlBCOVEUY FaKE. Superfluous Hair 'Removed Permanently, in.;taniancoulyt without paiu or injury to the skin by Kdisnn's Klcoiro-Chi-miciil Fluid. Can ba applied by a child. Circular, Testimonial and riaoiile Jiotlie nt free, on reciupt o! lO.cenU itainpsto pav postg. Electro-Chemical Co , 40 1Vea Hth Htrct, New York. And here is another delicious Coffee: "Arabir.n Mocha and Private Growth Java," blended. Evcry person who has tried it says that it makes a grand drink a cupful of it gives new lite, and strength to the weary. For breakfast it bas no equal. And it is sold by Welzel & Flood. NEW FISH MARKET. Dell. Whisnaad calls the attention of the publie to tha fact tbat be has opened a Fish Market In (be Old Steae Building, west of the Corner Clothing Store, Fifth Street. He will make a special effort to secure and keep on hand the best varieties of Fresh Fish, iirect from the Lakes, and will sell them' as low as possible. Don't forget bim when .yon want Fresh Fish. "Diamond Joe" ia the only 10c. cigar that is sold for 5c. Warranted Long Havana Filler, and band made. Sole agents Wetxel A Flood. I have a neat new 3-room cottage in South Park addition, which I will sell cheap if disposed of soon. Call and see mo. Roe 8. Wisblow. Opposite county jail. "Diamond Joe" ia the only 10c. citrar that is sold lor 5c'

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CoiBterfeltlag the Seath amerieaa Nervine. A Great Mistake. Farie Bros, Gentlemen ily was vcrv much imt) roved A Tfr llUi 1 airo hv the use of Sortth American Ner vine, and again feelin" tho need of it I i bought what was said to bo tha same arn;ci t tn or fifteen cenu 1cm money ' on tho botila. Jn saving .a few cents I ! got a counterfeit that did ma no mora , Kj M nvA f W(rtCT) and j back to the authorized agoncy of Faris Bros, for the medicine. Now I can see tbe ditferrnce in three weeks so can all mv friends. In notbine ia thcro so much false economy as in buying chea sap all medicine if you need anything at von need tha best there is. I am now convinced that when a man buys what purports to bo South American Nervine anywhere else than at year store, he throws liis mont-y awny. JtfllM u. UILUKK. GEoaaimwir, Ind , Sept, 19, '9u.

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08 -Mnra. Fari Bros. My wife had not ben able to sit up more thnn two hours each day since the had la grippe lust winter, till within the past two months, when sh begun tu improve with the use of South American Nervine, throo iHitllra of which I bought in May, whiln in Blouniinirton. She bolioves she will soon be as strong as ovor, and indeed roenvcrv is nlinost miraculous. Toil bor can publish tufa if yon wish to. T. V. COOK. v.. u.. i,,...i.,.t r,.n ..fl lbunk.uiiit fur l holeii-Bu derived from Somli Amer-uan Nervine, lwuirht at vour store. It seemetl to rcaSU (tie sim.i tmui 1w. ii untttJIy nod can work wnTT old viciir; hi vii;ir: It i c-.ru-lnljr a medical won dir. Scud mo thr! bottles fur which enclose the n)uny. HENRY SHARP. .,, . , ouiie.-vnn-, .ruiy w. MessrsKari lire -I can testify to the gowl cflVclsof iwuth Ameriean Nerviuu. a iasi winter ana noioing i conw gHtacenivd Wdu ma any good till I was ...uiiceo w iwy aiKwrao ijooio aroerioan J i I .. I i j t. . . Nori ina while ill Blooinimrlon. I have used four bottles, and the medicine acted i like a charm in my case. I can recom mend it to any ono. GEO. S. COLDEN fTann, nillmor. ( Slmnra Brown cauntv, writes lo Faris Bros. -i.. i ii.. 'I had a bad case of dyipepsiu, with gnawing sensations, and a fluttering fenlint; that at times made me feel as if I wore about U die. I look six bottles of!. South American Nervine, and am now as well as I evur was in my life. You can uso this letter a yon see lit. liKKKY GILI.MAN .Toxksdwkq, Greene co, Ind, Aug. 27, ; 1890 Jnessrs. Faris Bros, Gentlemen:! On the 4th of July I came to Blooming-! ton lo witness the celebration. 1 had , been sick from the effects of la grippo since early in the winter, and was very i much discouraged. Alfhile in your place I I was advised by a stranger who noticed i my evident bad health to try South American Nervino. I did so, and up to the present time have taken three bottles. I It has been worth an untold amount to me, for it has built np my health till 1 am feeling like another person, I recom mend it wherever any ono will listen to me. Yours truly, JOHN S. SC0GGAN. RowoKA, Ind., Aug. IJ, 1890. Faris A Bro., Bloomington. Gents I am now on my fifth bottle of Sooth American Nervine, and I feel well enough to quit, but I won't do it till I am certain I am all right. Had cough, night sweats, swelled liver, and folt half alive. I am all right now, thanks to tbat medicine. Yours &c., CASPKB SCHELLRY. XXvmx'X Tournor, jeweler and optician. SPECTACLES. KYK GLASSES, &C MOHET. HATS, ETC.,

Wool Dress Flam SO incites wide, per yard, at r BBB KITE. net, 5 0c. Important NoTtpe. The part nership firm known'' as McGee & Son was dissolved by mutual con sent on Sept. 23d, lien). McUee going out of btistncFS entirely and Ed. and Bert. McUee going into business in the Rhorer room, east of the Greeves corner. HcGEK soa. Beni. McGce takes this method of thanking the many friends he has made in Monroe and adjoining counties for tbe liberal patronage they have bestowed upon him dur ing tbe past thirty-eiKht years, tie would say ia this connectiet-that all who may have claims against tbe firm are requested to call and get their money. Those who are indebted by account or note will also very much oblige him by calling at once, as his business must be settled, and that immediately. NO TICK. A special meeting of tba stockholders of the Louisville, New Albany A Chicago Railway Company .will be held at the of. flees of this rompanv, No. 47 Broadway, New York, Wulneulay, October 29th, 1Wi 1 o'clock in the aftornoon, to con-

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icnu iua i intra vi iuo wuimn w fiuu sawwiav additional Droncrtv The poll will be opea from 3 until 3 o'clock p. ni. ' The stock of this company will not be transferred at any time during the tea days next precoding this mooting, nor until three days thereafter. By order of tbe Board of Directors. WM. l. B KEY FUGLE, President. W. U. LKWld, Secretary. Gar da. MORGAN $ DICKENS. Attorney. Office uvttairt osvr Kaivmal Ba.k. All i oirsines of leant nalurt aiatn our careful ! atteuiion. Catlreliotu madt mUMy and ! remitted vtoi)Vi. Probate iunnei$ '. aieeiaUy Adndititlrutart and Exetutort mll Will nmHire in all ft. A. FUJjh. AitarneM. Vmca ut attention uill be ghen to Probate Intewem. amt to prompt eoueetum of ciaxms. acto ie a yewuy. I irrr.SfV Hint.' Vo. j ColUelioti of Cluunt. 1o tetlling fcrfHfs estate, and to all otner buninen of a legal noture. A epeeiatty made of Pennon. Office over "Corner" clothing itore, touthteat corner public tjuare. LOUDEN 4- nOOEXS, Attorney. Office vter Firet Kationat Bank. Buiinemm ot a leaal nature aiten eareful alj tention in all court. Seal aiate title I txmnined bu aid of Louden AbI mtrtirt. A sneeinltu made of ike col UHlan and raiiiltanee of dainu of uR mERS CORR, Attorney. OMe 'P "" Corner dothing tore, met . de. H ill practice s nil Ike court Of the Pr. aba

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"""- -wen il!m QUUc&no mad r 1WSKIRIC J- JiUSKISK, Attorney. I Office, in ' builiiina south of Hani, on : oi ound floor. Special attention given tu i Probate butinrn. to the cullectiun of claim. : and to busthe tn ail the court of this

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. Mfnre u-t!i, - auar, pm.n.,.iur attention irill be ai Vw. , to pir,te ,.,. cotUetim:,. etc. practice in all the court. EAST J- EAST, Attorney. Office in Bee Hive UUiek. north tide publie rewire. M-fitr. Vive j roniit mttentton ! to Probate businet and lo toe collection iff claim- Will tm practice in alt , court: A Agent for A'n. 1 ineuntnee. lail'ORT.H VT TO l..OII ONLY. We want a woman in everv county to eolaM ish a Corset Farlor for the sale of Dr. Nichols Celebrated Spiral Spring Corsets and Ciatps, warranted never tnj treak, will outwear any threo ordinary limits: wages 0 to $75 per month land exDonse; wo furnish complete ftvtock on Conii;nment. Settlemonta UohthK; poxition permanent: 3 00 kiutllt free; incrose 18 cents stamps to pay postage, etcadrtress wtlft reteroneft" w. W.iM.tUU-fWS wiSSt and 387 Broadway, New York. TTF. :& :iKq;n it Ji.".' . NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids wHt bo' received "by the Common Council of tha City of Bloomington, Indiana, in tbeCoiinoil Chamber, in said oity, at their regular meeting to be bold TUESDAY, NOV. 4th, 1890, for constructing brick sidewalks on both sides of Third street, from College Avenue to Henderson street. . Specifications for said improvement are 'now on file, and. can ba seen at the City Clerk's office. Tbe Common Council reserves tho right to reject any and all bids. Contractors will observe tbe following resolution adopted by tha Common Council: Besolved, That hereafter no bids will be received, and actod upon by the Common Council, unless the names of tho sureties who are to sign tho bond of the applicant, in case he is awarded tha contract, are given in tho hid. ROBEBT C. GREEVES, Oct. 15, '0-3t. City Clerk. . MORGAN UICKBNS, Atty's. Notice tn Non-Realttemis. Malilon Hacker vs. Gilmer Bray, Anna Brav, Austiu Tomlinsun, Tbo WeUter Maiiufactttring Company. In the Monroe Circuit Court of Monroe County, in the State of Indiana, November term, 1800. Complaint No. 1987. Now conies the plaintiff by Morgan & Dickens, his attorneys, and Ales hfi complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that said defendants. Austin Tomlinson and the Webster Manufacturing Com. puny are not rusidenUof tha State of ladlane. Notice is therefore hereb given snid'defandanls that unless they V and appear on tho first day of tho next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to 'bo lloldan on the first Monday ol Novumlwr, A. 1). IKAS, lit the Court House in Oloomington, in said County and StMtc, and answer or deli, iir to said complaint, the same will be henrd and duterminod in their absence. Witness my name and tho sent of said coiut, afllxod at Dloomingtoni thk 18th dav or ScatemW, A.U I8-.H). si.t ENOCH FULLER, Clerk Jiiuroc Ciw-i.t Court. .Sept, 24, '0(.

lit ORDINANCE

for tha improvement of laaeola attest. and the colt thereof. Skc. I. Be it ordained By tha Mayor and Common Council of Aa Cftf of Blootningtua, Indiana, two-thirds- of lb memben thereof concurring therein, that Lincoln street in said city be-tmproTad by Grading; Guttering, MoAdaaautine; and paying a brick sidewalk oat both idea thereof from Third atreot to Mth "street,, in accordance with tba plan aad apooillcwtions therefor heretofore adopted by. tbex Common Council for tbe improrement of'said street, now on Ste in tba oflSee of tbo Cltrk of said City, and in accordance with tbe resolution of tbe Common CoaaelV adopted August 19lh, 1399. flsc. II. The cost of aaMimoievamaat of said street. axeeDt tho Droportioa taera-

of occupied by street aad alley oroeting . .M shall be assessed per lineal front toot' Z'i

against the real estate abutting thereon p said assessment, if deferred, snail be ueioY in tea annual iastaltmeots to aaen. e which shall be added interest at sis pepcent, per annum, payable semi-annuoUy from tbe date of final estimate hereon, and collected as provided by taw. A bond er bond shall be issued ia anticipation of tbe collection of said deferred assessments, unless the property owners pay their said aseessnenu before said bond or bonds are issued alt as provided, for in the act ot tbe General Aasesably of Indiana, approved Ifarch ttb, 1889. Sec. III. This ordinance shall be la full fores from aad after it legal publica tion. I, Robert C. Greeves, Clark of the ty of Bloomington, Indiana, certify tbe foragoing to M a true ana correct coyy-vc su ordinance adopted by the Common Coun cil oi saiu cuy, nt weir regioar unmia, . he Id October 7th, lo. KOBERT O. GBSKVES, .. Oct IS, '90.-3t. City CleHt AN OROINANCtB for the improvement of Kirkwood Avesaar and the coal thereof. Hrfi I. Ha it ordained Itv tba IfaTOe

and Common Council of tba. eJtv of '

Rlnominvtan. Indiana, tvia-lbirda of itaa ':-

members thereof concarrins? therein, that ' i't'-

Kirkwood Avenue is said city be In--proved by pavins: a brick sidewalk tka

north side thereof from College Avamarm to Jaekfon street, according te plana asnt A

speciBcations therefor heretofore a4MPtsc ,4?yjj

bv the Common Couaeil for tba improve- ...

mant of said street now on Blein tba oflioei : or the City Clerk, and in accordance witb. the resolution of tbe Common Coaaott,.aaooioa aucuss isin. ia9. -

Sec. II. The cost of said i wpeovetaaet 41

or said street, except tbe preportoa taerer, ; s j ol occupied by street and alley croaiafBrfp

snail no atsossea per nneai mws against the real estate abutting thareaar . aif iMMuminti if Jfcfe.i1. alill las laaiu ' in ten anneal Installmaats, to caca OS,-. which shall be added interest at six aee cent, per annum, payable sotnt-aanuaHW. trom date or aaal estlrnate aareoa, am collocted as provided by ttw. A bond or bonds shall ba issued in ticipation of the collection of said deferred assessments, unless tho property owasae niv their said assessments before .Mid Iw.nrf n, tinnj. .r. IabumI. all aa lUUVldaeV

tor in the act of the General AaembJy o I T . : .. . .1 i w t ,M - 'J '.

AKUiHiia. npprfvvu siiraavw. iot Swx. III. This ordinance shall be force from and after iu leaal poUii I, Robert C. Greeves, Clerk of tbe of Itioomina-ton. Indiana, eertifr tha I going is a true and correct copy of a ordinanca adonted bv tbe Common Cua

ml '.F ...M tv aft hj., MIMllAr HlfSTllaBr'

held October Uh. 18a. ROBEKT C. GRRITES, Oct. 15. '90.-3t. City Clerk. WANTED! A rood mibim Salesman bare. ,aiCr Salarv. Quick scliins: new tntiU i TPpecieltK. kahueks can got a good got a good pay Write for futltei nob for the winter. 1 finnd tvartieulars. -1 FiiRU. K. YOUKG. Numrvman, 1 KuCHKSTXR, . T Ky virtue of a corti8.I copy T cree n-.d exeention to me drreetcd.

the Clerk's oAca of the Monroe cimttt!

court, in a cause wherein John W . Cea-. ner, t;yt.iinia A. Cos tier, Joseph B. fs aro pli'intifli, and Abuer Neibel is fendaat, requiring mo ta nuke tbe so Nine Hundred and Eighteen DbHsjs

on said decree and costs, I will expoae -aatgC

Public Sale, to tba highest bidder, on . SATCBDAY, November Sray i leti between tho hours of 19 o clock a. as. 4 o'clock p. m of said day, at tbe door tho court noun or sum jsocroa ci Indiana, the rents and profits of a not exceeding seven years, of tste ing described reel estate to it: '' The southeast qiiartor of toe aoa quarter oi section eiuven in it- tneI half nf the northesat quarter of roartoen (14); the snrtbeaM t, tha northwest quarter of section (141: the southeast ouartar df tha west quarter ot section foqrtaeai (Mj except, arisen acres to vu too id west or thereof. - Also all that portioa of tbe east hah? tna southwest quarter of section roe (14) lying east of Bean Blossom creelb Also the west halt of tba quarter of section fourtem, exeexA t (tejk acre ca too soma ona ciswk Alt of said land is situated in Ma county, State of Iodiana. If such rents aad profits wilt a for a sufficient sum le setisfv sail interest and costs, I will at the saine

and place, expos at PubHo Sale, tha hmk ,

simnh le of said real estate or so moaaV

thereof as may be sufiicieut to 4Sntvtfgfs

saia ueoree, latenjsi ana dosss. - r Said sale will ba outdo without aiav re lief whatever from valuatioa or apprsjia meat saws, THOMAS J. TABS, ' Baariff Maaioa Coantv. ncRirtra 9AI4B. By virtue of a oertiaee coov of a De cree and Eieeutiea to so direeted ftwaa ina viera s oawa or too JSosrae ciroots uourt, ta a causo WMhsia atosae FiaU kv pmintia ana mum 4. nsM aod Vatlaasf w. are aeRmaaats, raquiriag mo to make the sum or Una Hundred aad Sev enty Dollar ($170) with inWreet deoreo and costs, I will expos at JSiblsi oaio, w 1.10 uiaov oiauer, osi

THURSDAY, OCTO 8KB Sent, ta?, ti

betweon the hour of IS o'clock a. it. aj ' 4 o'cl.ick V. M., of said day, at tbo door of :4

me court nouso or satd si on rue ouualy,. Indiana, tbo rents and proSts tor a lerssi

not exceeding se von years, ot th foUow-t,'

lug IWRI SAHIl UUI-WK I Comuier.cng ihrwn feet aad eight incsass nnrn or tae soutaircat. corner of lot in tho nw town fdat of Hartodsh tiience nmnhig north Toortaca aignt tm nes, tnence east tcvent) toet, thenco south loarteaa feet and inches, tbeno'- went seven ty-thre foet tne piace 01 oeginnu& oeitg pai U ujt 1 nve aim ni iy lour, in tna new town or ttatnwsourg, aiarosalO. All of said land is situated ht Ccuaty, Slate of Indiana, 11 sucn renta ami prol'a will not, 1 lor a sumeient sum to Sail My said W imorest and costts, I will, at'tbe same:t nnu piace expea to publie aai simple or saHl -not estate, r sa tnoreol as may bo sutHoiont U said decree, intoroit aad coats. Said salo will bo made without 1 nei wnnrover irvwi valuation or apt mmt laws. " THOM AS J. rARiy

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