Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 51, Bloomington, Monroe County, 11 February 1891 — Page 2

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BHEflPEST fiwDTH BEST (DVJEIHICD ATT,' rs? Underwear and Winter

Suits OBB Spcialtieo this month.

H.T.SIMMONS &C0.

tanapo7ia, Jndsana,

February Uih, 1891.

(Sessions begin at 11 a. m., 1;30 p

nr., ana "iidu p.w.i MORNING SES8I0H,

Beading minutes of lust meeting,

President's address " W orir

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H .gQ Per Abu Vt mil H ni

mki nBST IH is ;

THE MAN MOBONATED 8eofoar eager eapHafcsts caaaaxarea bargaia by WJS teth nraoer oarties ia Chi

na, as the 8bcriMua Hooac of that

4tVia offered far arte MW'

MOl The baihKag ia si stones,

Byirio a teats! of, 1150,000.

1-k. mat Basics that

to occurred ia tW tftS

twenty year 'apart. Jaey

IWriOT, IJ aaa m

The seat owe will rjrptwwy

' eaeHi l893 or 1ST.. : 8"

wereialj

- Tk. Hm enaasMttM

sIWeraaee" of Indiana Leg-

w u m& Mt been called to-

r.aod wae . ww,

be, be said: Oa well aboat

r Wta." The rrogress is

its eJotbes over tbe

qMtioa, oat oo oae

n m (be differeace m the

af this matter by tne

If Ac legislatore had been Rcpub-

i woaui MTC SM

tbeat every

of tBdnal

si th sabieet at

it TOO. MtMB BOW

they are bow 7

iQijpfrtls7.iy

fieaav oar ettoaeai

atitieae aveeeated dM.aakiac aoaaa

imaMaam ralwarslty.

rTntnannlia Sentinel.

The boose and senate committee

on education h-pent Wednesday at

Bloomington looking; into tne -ar-tin of Indiana University. A

apecial ear on the I. & V. mad left

ioe unioa auiHni

board Senators Grimes, Folk.

tli&ndler and Yarvan. and Bepre-

Muttativea Ivden. Hieeins, Lee

Lindcmutb, Hwthroan, Tenl, CalimtL Watson nnd Short, besides a

nitntberof alomni and frienda "$f

tht Univewity, amooevem Judge

Otiomaa and.SanerintendentvJarr,

of Aniefson J. W. Fesler of this

Wiry, Prof. D. K,.t5oss of Lebanon,

Hiinerintenrtent fc. unrom anq

Wi& of tbe Wind institute, Mis

WilliamaitnbfTtnceodes and Su

perintendefft Jackson of Hancock

eoaatr. A number of the wives of tbe IegudaM8 fere also in tbe

delegation.

. At Bloomingtoa carriages were ia wailioa to convey tbe viaitors to

tbe institution boildines. occupying

m lovely site east of tbe . citv, aud considerable time was spent io in

specting the new library hall, a

oeaotiroi piece k hihwi workmanship; listening to recita

tions and taking a 'general- survey

of tbe parmiaes. Tbe program was

wbollv ioibrmal. and tne universi

ty was presented to tbe legislators

ia its everyday wore.

fbond tbat an nntwuallv large cn-

rollmeot crowds tbe vanous departmental and that the students nd &enltv were workins io bar-

BMBf and with eommwaaDie zeai

f - - . T . "

There is so doaot tnai j.oaiana

fent distance and on a good roadV-.

and embark in the -irarden vege

table business. Just the niece of1

land you want can be had on apph

cation at the if regress office.

r. of eoarss it is, as I eaa prove

soy iaisa iaataas. Here's this

S5 biU. lit pat it ia sa envelope SewsaBsttifc There yoo have il

There ia aothing; oo earth that

i like tamer moaey, aad an

thief whh good ottastory

Xpert

awrwes eaa deteet the

ia aa eavekae at say alase

et the gams. These oat thing that people eboald remember, sad

that is that 'fee ways that are dark and tricks that are vain' tbe a ver-

amfl thief beats the 'heathen

0f J what eaa be gleaned from members,

I

ripaHy i

Gea. Wade HaaapteV father

was probably the largest slave hold cria the Booth before the war VW W .9 a. .at a '

a liiasievpoi. U'ade

laberited these ea

wealthy before the

oatbreak of, hostilities, bat since she close of the war be has epeaded to a large extent apowjue salary

as a paMie oaaawt.

He totd his aoo to milk tbe ws, feed the hofses, slop the pigs,

u eggs, teed the ealvesateh the colt aod pat him is the stable.

eat some woodplitsome

-w Me cream, pat nesa water ia.

laeeremmery alter sipper sad to

be sare to atady. his kasoae before he wrat tobed. Thea heweot to the nrmets' dab to ducnm the

game.

hilarati thombi

alleged

VH' to Keep Boys oa

- a an

Tnddle-dt-wu.kV' is a stupid

xuere.m aoeat as much ex

am la at as in iwitfiag one's ito a aarh room. "ThMfcv

e-wiaks." as the game is called,

m ao ootfe roe proper way of spell.

"ttdAy-wiak," sad aot so very

toog sea a hold Bewepaper editor, inthelaad from which comes the

PtoSrt

oncer of

he had U.

SMsdaw the editor, who called

amsa-uaoiy-wuUkr.-' The pro. greas of the tridewshmsd that the

gajlartiawoftlm "To

bswsbmu irtrss to seias aas's own

If this driwtioa aeVptoi by tbe phiWogic.1 sharps who are Mviee staadsrd die-

asore aaristpaepoM than taToff

0a Bsmo of s trivial wm.ft the

nap to peraoas who

to Msssm tba eharao-

lois-tkidly.wiaWsr"

the rosads of tbe prsmi VrWas

m choked, pat a haadfal of

eder oa the not at its

toogae and holds its jswa together, f possible, for half an hear. The jptopewder lelasca the BMoelea aad pesante tbe batrac(iBg sabsUiice

to gft ettbet. dow or op. It is

A leading firm. of undertakers

of New Albany wha have suffered

from bad debts in years gone by

will ask the representatives frotti

that county to ad yocAte-the passage

ot a bi!Uia the next legislature

UomneUins widowers, under severe

Densities for non-com nuance, io

pay the east of the funeral of thei

first wives before they marry again

Some fine walnut logs are

about to be shipped from Paoti

Ind., to London. Collector Throop has sold to M. L. Shofer, 10,000

feet of magnificent walnut. Shot

er. in turn, ban sold to the New

York agent of an English manh facturins concern. The log wil:

be prepared for shipment this week.

JSacb log wilt oe siseOj aresseu ana drawer-knifed into an eight square and then painted. These will be

transported to the sea-board and

loaded into tue boa ot a snip,

where they will serve as ballast.

FVLK C0JIR, Attorney. Offlc in

Allen 4r McNary' new Hoc, Vfitaw

w I VKf GVI fsa ' .

Agricultural Roam, Vapttol, ind-1 attmiixm will be given io Probu

Tl'..l..r?i.i ana to prompt "j ".

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tlemenl of relate a rpeeutll,

F. MORGAN, AUornty. Office up-

ttairtoeer Xathnal Hank, au eunee At it I lutal nature atom careful attention.

frotate hutincee epeeially. Wilt practice

in all eourl. HeadqunrttrMJUT ptnuun ap

nlicante. Give me a eall.

to

accomnlished by tbe Indiana

8tate Dairrmen's Associatiop."

"Ths Importance of the Dairy Dterests to the Farmers of Ind-

Sana" rMrs. Kate M. Uusiok, Wabash, Ipd. n

Adjourn for dinner. AFTEHNOOH 8EBBION.

"Graase. for Dsirv X3atllcM-J.

C. Arthur." Botaniiit. Purdue Urn- . tract. A

? A 1. TO ..im.nl

versiiy. agricultural ptiimcu. Station.

"Indiana's OppoHunity" W.

H. Braoddus, UonnersvHie, ma.

"The Farmer as a Dairyrni-

Dr. C. A. Bobinson, Morristown,

Indiana. ."

OPESfSO OB, Qrj5 ,BO

"Mrinev in the Dairy if well

Managed!'Indiana. '

"Dairv Breeds of Cattle" Mrs.

L. D. Worley, Ellettsvillc, lad

tariee and lneuraace Agent. Will pro-

lite in all the State ana reaerat warw. Prompt and careful attention given to the

VoUeetvm or wainw, "

ettate, and to all other tuine of a legal nature. A epeeialtg made of Peneion.

Office over "Corner: clothing More, eoutn-

met corner public eguore.

-LOUDEN ROGERS, Attorney.

Office ever Firet national Hank. Bun-

nee of a legal uaturt given careful attention in all court. Real eitai title

by aid of Louden ipetialty made of the tol-

(eeiion and remittance of ttutm of alt

kind.

BUSKIRK t RUSK IRK, Attorney.

Office in iuitdino tenth of Manic, on

around Goer. Sveeial attention gtten to

Prahalt hutinam. to the collection at claim.

and to bueutc in alt the court (

ami adjoining eountte.

DVJCAIf BATMAN. (IT. C. Dun

r n n..tf..ijM A4tnnum. Office

bU ... . V. J J .V

oatr Stone thoe torc. teeet erne puottc

Particular attention will e

i

Tianilnc on Tnrnotkes. Kotlce to Property Holders on

venon wlio r linuliiig over the ) ..., w..

Pik. road, of Monro. ontv : 1 XSL.

Since there hove been many com- Indians, Interested in the improvemunt

,1 ot 4l, A iiftW.ir'ii nt. of snid street, will fatka nollou thiit tho

- - lCilvKn.,i,1Corh,611,Hdeonleatirai.t of

hce wittiio tne iasi lew uas auom ; f in aid rtMet from .Mkp,e

people hauling heavy loads over itreet to Kim tret, and made asteMtnonU the pikes during muddy weather, I againtt property bolder for id improvei ' : jT.i.. .o i.AUnrn( went, Mid Hemeiit being now on 91

UCCIU H.T ut. " ri IhoRtlcI'Urb'i nffivo.

the county, to Call the attention of I A)j panic interested will take notice

II norutaa interested, to the act I that a committee from the Common Coun

i' ' . i.i . .. ... . j..

passed by .the legislature of WTE75rvtt

lith, 1891, at 7 o clock p. ts., at which time and place any one aggrieved at tid

snewm nu can ronKe Known vuvirgrwr-

ancet, ana the tame will be coniHiorua

by inid'commitleo.

Ail pitniet lnterenca are nanny now Bed tbt ha final calimate on wrat Sixth

treet has been made and approved and

union you appear at the City Clerk i of

fice ana pay c&an or iign waiver or error necessary to secure the benefits of the ten

year plun by February 17th, 1891, col

lection win do miao nccoroinj. io iaw.

KOBKBT C. QkhBYBSs,

Jan. 28, '01-3L City Clerk.

Mir

owip

MVLKY $ RICH, Attorney, Jfa-1 concerning said question, which is

tauare. particular attention urn c y

i & Harris, Goshen, to Probah. ca, collection, tc. Wtu

r.uw.v

rBAST& EAST, Attorney, vjpc

in ace ittte biock, norm nu fu..

tgunre, mp-itair.- Give prompt attention

to lrooate oiisine, am to inc cuucviivf.

of claim. Will aieo practice tn au court. Agent for No. 1 rfi.

as follows: seo. 1, pages 37R-379

Be it enacted bvtbeOnneral Assembly

of Iho State of Indiana, That it shall be

unlawful for anr person t haul over aay

turnpikes or gravel roaus at any urne

when tne fame is tnawing inrouan, or

bv reason of wet weather In condition to

be cut up and injured by .boavy hauling,

n loitu on a narrow-urea wngon i mvn than twenty hundred pounds, or on a

a broad-tired wagon, of more than twen

tv.flwB hundred Hounds, and any person

violating the provisions of this act shall

be fined not less than five dollars nor mare than flflv dollars for aach load so

hauled."

I do this so that no one can take offense at the county oummisianera

in case anv indictments arc found

against teamsters or others for vio lation of the above act. Koanectflillv. Wm. T. BLAIR.

Countv Auditor anS Clerk ot the Board

of Commissioners. rob. 3, 1891,

A IV OBNI ISCG

for tho improvement of Lincoln street,

and providing ror tho cast tbereor. Sec. I. Ba it urdained by tbe Mayor and Common Council of the City ot

Blooraington, Indiana, two-tbirds of the members thereof concurring therein, that

BY IKOE OF THE

South American These Were

ftoMoNA. Ind- Aue. 12, I8i

Bri., Blofniington. Gents-iB

on ni y fllth bottle or South

Nervine, and I feel well en

tMitU won t do it till I am

all right. Had couih, n

swelld.-d liver, .and felt half

all rijRht now, thanks to.that

A - CASPER

JoMsaaniM, Orwene co., InS,

1890 HesfM. Farts Bros;

(In tha 4th of.JuW l earn, tn

ton to wUness the erUbrslo

been sick from ifta slats

since early In the wiater,

much ditcou rated. W

I was advised by a sU my evident bad bealtlK American Nervine. lafak

the present time havo tabsk

It nns 0en wonn '"JPT me, for it haa built--pS'm am feeling like anotbeV f mend it wherever any aJ:

JOHS

Henry Gillman,

Brown csuntr, writes

I bad a bad ens of

Lirwlln .lrl ; be improved fm 3d street ,wn Uons, aad to Kirkwood Avenue, n said city by Grad-fg! tLfmt'.tam made

KVUTISa SESSION.

MilkTestsV J; McLain Smith,

Davton. Ohio

"The jweeas oi tne iwairy oi mu-

iana" D. W. Jenkiiw, Indiana

pulio, Ind. I s-

"The Modern tHty; ow W. liagrange', Firanklin, Ind. ' Mrs L. D. WdxtKr, Sec'y, C. 8. Plumb, Pres'l. r

Uiti versify Jotea.

-The Athletic Association hat elrctrd

offWiM follows : W. K J enkins. rrest

dent; John O. Capron, Vice fresldent;

Col. Woods, Secretary, ana ja.r. uhkbm .j,

Treasurer. Capron was elected maanger r Hi a ima bull team: John Newson,

CarHain : and Kred. Truscott, manager of

Let every live dairyman of Ind- e Tennis team

Una attend tins meeting. e au-

University poeaesses

a ftwuity

of

deserved a KberaUtT of the

otate that has not always been forth

coming. At the present time tbe

institution is prosperous bat over crowded, and an aDDronriation ii

asked for the purpose of .erecting a ohapd or aodieace room. From

Ex-Senator John Bens, one of

the enterprising merchants of

Leavenworth, has .a St, Bernard

dog weighing 120 pounds, which

he keens tn bis store as a ;watcii

dog. A few daya ago the . dog

walked in front of a large mirror.

in the store and seeine his reflec

tion took it for another dog and

dashed through the mirror t "chew up" the supposed intruding canine. Senator Bens did up the JnV.. ntia anitK nlinVinix lwtaraiul

dresses are by people who have

made successes of their .special liars

oraotical dairymen,-, and discus

sion-will occur after, each address.

The Indiana State Dairymen's As

sociation has some to stay, and the

1 . m w Si "

more the dairymen rally arounn its

standard, the greater the success of its work. Kembember the date,

Wednesday, February 18lb, 1891.

It is stated that nneerupuloua

Ne'w York chemists. -$ve brewed

a Locus lymph for consumptives,

which iaberifg -aold to physician

over the cbontrv as the genuine ar

tide prepared y l'rot. Koch in

Berlin. 'It Is no dodbt harmless, because-they would bd Kable to sc-

vere penamea wr ineflaw i an in- !. i....u i n.. it i.

innUVS IHfgUB' PT"l'' w

r -. r. a i

seven neicss, irauo, n prcpara

tloh of wuicli should -stamp any

one'participatine; in it as au . -

human wrey4-a4jJjolda out

winic toe neeu ot sacu improve

ment n recognised, yet in view of

the financial condition of the State, they will hardly recommend it at

this time, atthoogh there is a disposition to strengthen some of the

weak points in the system by an appropriation. It was regretted that tbe.troafecs had not purchased i .. .... , .

rger irsts oi tana as tne cam

pus site,

An 'elegant banquet was served st the National Bouse, where many

courses of .well prepared viands

were eomroamy dealt with bv the

hoagry visitors, and at the con-

claswa of whicb pointed responses

were made, to calls of President

Jordan by Seeatora Grimes and

X arcan aoov Keoreseatsti ves Linde-

math aad Watson. Bloomioetoa as a citv has made

vonderful strides in the past five

years, aad for thrift, industry sad the hospitality of its citizens, has no superiors in Indiana. President Jordan and bia OO-iaborera have

done much to popularise and

strengthen this bead of the Indiana

educational system, aad deserve the co-operation of the people and their

swtJswseauHivea, we law-maaers.

Under the decision of one of I

the courts in Coluabus. O.. the

Jernexvius" are enioined from

atakioe use of the sio-ns and sym

bols of the regularly br&oded jMa-

seas. this cannot opeiatc to defeat them, bocvr. In the use of

a. red-hot gn Jtron, a healthy but

tins: coat, or a bur snonee filled

with ice water anon which the can

didate hi compelled to til while in

a sitting position.

II is amasioc to notice the

diSertnt wavn people call their

f"t If yoor neighbor comes from Pennsylvania he will commenoe with pit. siflr. uio. riWie.

- . 1 r . aw oa

ptg. II a dossier; be. will yell who-ee. ayhoiee.. who-ee. and bia

iplg oomei abonnding. Buckeye

tamsBQceeoaxiBeiT cries, in sooth-

ias voice, seo. soo. boo. soo. A

North CbrolioiaQ halloas, pig-i, ffff's VV'i prolonging the i's. Bat a Kenfaoklui. with his deen

voiee, cries poo-kee, pop-kee.

An raerKtie, industrious man

with a Kale capital can make more

clear money raising "garden truck"

lor sale hi JSioomiogton, than can ha aiade by investing easlpn btrtTom sad taking the ohanres Io

trade aad bad debts. Irt such

.SB

dsatiw fopoke t of ,ort four

down the saimal's throat.

miles eitt on be pike a coavcu-

Two gentlemen near Freder

icksburg signed a contract for territory to sell a patent harrow -recently that was being eoM by alicktongued sliarper. A few days afc terward the contract turned, up., in the Salem Bauk, an iroij clad note for collection. Read the papers. 'Godeys Lady's Book" for February is full tvf novelties: the

boqk grows Letter with each issue, snd is particularly adapted to the season. The publishers offer an

extra attraction in giving three of

me current numbers lor twentyfive cents, ss a sample to the public. Addretw, Godey Publishing Co.,

Philadelphia, Pa, Price. 2.00

per year.

Pocket Lamps fob Traveling. While liding in a railroad ear, trying to read a newspaper by

tne uncertain light of the lamp

which was susnenueu at a tanlalis

ug uuhbucc irom tne eyes, says

Araveraer, in the Boston Post, friend who sat next to me said

"Travener, old fellow, don't spoil loose critical optics of yours by

using mat wretched apology for a

lamp, bnt suit yourself with this." He whipped a little tube out of his

pooket which be fastened to my

ouHoouoie, ana oeiore X cooid see

what he was driving at, a bright light illuminated tbe newspaper, which had been blurred by the dea .

vwus rays irom tbe rai road la ran.

j.uaia eiewnciiy," aoued my

ineua, witn seemingly superfluons

irananess, ana he then went on to

show bow tbe apparatus worked. It bad a storage battery, for the

motive power and a reflector to

concentrate the light, and the entire weight of tbe light was only 1 pounds. I found the electric light somewhat glaring at first, the reflection from the newspaper dassling my eyes, and the shadows cast giving a sort of dark lanttern gloom to outlying objects. But this effect soon wore off, and by adjusting the paper fo the light, it was easy for me to read without experiencing any inconvenience.

the

To drearest Thine World'

Prof. Prammond's famous address on "Lore: the Supreme Gift," sometimsr called 'Tbe Greatest Thine in tba World.'' which baa bad a wonderfully largo salat 35 cents a rnnv anil ha. imln..l.til

, VM W I , done a great deal of good, is now pub

"woeu uy Aiaea, unabrMged, in large Pica typo, for Three Cents! It ought. Best to circulate bv tba million. TK.

same publisher issues Pruminond's "Sat. ,Hal Law in tba Snirilunl World," In laraavJapa, fine "hjf-e.l" binding, for 35 cents, plus- postage. 10 cents., baw

are two items uharactorisfio to the 132 page Catalogue, wlilah is sent free on toonest, by tbe publisher, John A. Alden. m Pimrl Street, Kew York.

Yov CAW gets pretty Valentin for a very reasonable price, at H. Lindlcy's Sons drug atoro.

.avar oroi tfawrss :

tot the improvement" or'KM.Mod A,

anv, mui piuTiaing lor MH CHIl tnoruof.

8o. 1. e il ordinT? by. the Mayor

ana uororoon. Council of. iq Citv iff

Ukwnnngioo, Iudiaiw, tjru-tbirda of the members thereof concurring therein, tbat Kirkwood Avenue in ev ejy be improved by Grading aliiolnylng a .brick Sidewalk on tbe nnrUi sidn tlteiwf from the east side of lu-lt Soris 5 east, to catl

side oi unratilw street. li Sjccord abca with tbe plans and specifications th.iruf r as

mrauiiora aqnpsea uy .ae Uom-non Uuncil for the impmyemeiit of tnidtr-et now on fll in the office of the Citv Clerk of said dtr.and in acenfdaace- with tbe ttm-

olutioa of the Common CsjunD, adopud

WV. IOV'1, Seo. II, The cost of satdimnn

of said street, except the proportion thereof occupied by street nl ailry crossiuir.

shall be assessed per lineal fi out toot

against tne real B talu abutting thuivon, said astewneat, if deferred- shall bo paid

tn tea; annual intUlIments, to each of

woicd shall be added interest. at six per

iuw, pTBiiiv -anii-annu4iiy from the data of the flnre.timate there

on, and collected as provided by law

a ooaa or oo-ms sniui ua iasswd In anticipation of the oolleclion' of SmI J deferred' assessments, unlets the property; owners pay their said HFicuqient Wore saidbond or bonds are issued. A'll'as proviiled for in an Act of tbe General Assemblv

w ..uih.1, luunireu arci nu, iea9.;

bso, ill. This' ordinance' shall be in

full force and effect on and after its legal publication. I, Hubert O. Grooves. Clerk of the Citv

of Bloomington, Indiana, Wtify the

loresolnir to be a true and- ewrrect conr

of an ordinance adopted bv thja Common

mmiu i,v av uioir regular

uicv.iug aera rouruary Mt levi, BOBKBT C. GBSeVKS, Feb. 11, 'St. City Clerk

ART ORblBAlfCe

for tbe improvement of Kiev ant h atreet.

and providing for the cost tbasW.

Sac. I; Be it oWalnsd hvitha Mavor

and Commnn fnfiall r k- r

of tea Citv of

Blooming ton. Indiana, two-thirds '-ot tha

members thereof eonoarriiyr.lherem. tbat

Eleventh street in saij city, ba Improved by Grading, Guttering KeAd'amUlng and patinx brick sidewalk o both sides

thereof from Morton street H Jackson

street in accordance With the nUiu and

specifloations therefor as heretorersadopt. ed and amended by the Common Couucil

ror me improvement or said street, now on file in the office of. the Clerk sf said

city, and in accordance with ihe.Jtosolu.

"on oi me vomtooo Council udoptea Ie comber 23d, isso. ' :'

sto. it. Tba cost of odd improvement

oi occupieu uy s root and alley croHlti'n,

all be assest- d per lineal front foot

against the real' estate abutting thereon, said assessment!', if deferred, shall be paid in ten annual i nstalliqents. to each of

which shall ba s.ldsd interest at six per

mr aanuu,, payaoie semi-annvaily

imu, vuoukh oi me nnai estimate tnsroor, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued fa' anticipation of tho collection of said dafarred

assessments, unlues ,ho property oaer pay their s.iid eMmenU' botore said

Dona or ponds ar issued. All as provldtor in 'an Act of tha Hanaral Aamklv

of Indiana, approved March 8lb, 188SV SCO. III. That all nraviousordiiianaaa

heretofore adopted for tha improvement jjal part af said trt ara hereby Si6m.' IV. This ordinano shall beiin full force and effect on and after its ietjjsl publication. ' 7T I. Robert O. Greare, Cleric of tho "City if Bloomington, Indiana, corliry tho furs' toing is true and correct copy ofia -linance adoptod by tlio Common CounSl if said city t their regular weotiiikf hold; February 3d. 1801. . - " .; ISOUUPT-C. 6REEVKS, fob. l, '91.3V, Oityqiwfc

The Thatas eeve a reception at the

bt ro e of Judge Miers, last Tuesday eveninc. that proved tbe event of the season.

rm choice selections of. snngi and Mrs. gauodcrscn read some choice selections.

The oratorical executive committee,

thrnun-h a misunderstandine, would not

reeotrnizo Mr. Uumbcnrnr who waa elect

ed lo succeed Mr. Thomas, as Treasurer,

but when the meeting occurs nest nionm

he will occuny the place.

B. P. Cubberlv was at Wabash on tho

Mlh ult . whara ha exhibited his picture

of Ober Ammernu." Pr. Jordan went

along to explain- tha picture.

StepinnVs Iw-lura is tho fourth number

at ihu lecture cuurse. lwv. Robert c-

I.traf Cliiciero will deliver in next

lecture the latter part of this month.

Mis' Emma Bain, 'cVhss '89, came" over

from UartihxviUa to attend tho 1 ueu rs

cet-tinn last Swysday night,. .

. m.vaiand r induinanoiis. nns

been chosen bv. this faculty to deliver . tbe . ,. . ; ii. . i. . i . . .

Baccalaureate auurvsa bv t.-. J irda'o will go to Cornell t'aa latter

part ortBISWeoK MiaiMinu a bw""S tkc board,.

Miss Ui-ibj Mardock wbo has bcon vischlna in hie, returned noma the ttrst

young propie. .-nutn'ri If'.iblmll and Lo'veland, wilb Fulk uf this district,, wura in town hwkinj. ovi- the grouada "jnturdy. linn IX p. Baldwin of lignn'p trt dalivvrmt tfi iiiure sit college chapul oil Sunday arteruoou. Mr. Fitter of Kansas hss entered the .department. He will take Juniur work.

Acker, who ha -entered cpllvgKto pre. pare fur West Point, has joined Phi Gam. ma Delta, 8ird walks to new library . buiMia g have been put down. - Ilomgartnar is the new member af rUi Delta Tlwu. - J. W. Carr, das of 'bb, here last Wclnrsday with tbe coinwiiue.

Dr. Jordan letiturrd at Columbus and Franklin last Thursday and Friday nights.

Kappa met at Miw Jtartha Djry last

untMLuaj aiiernaoa.

Miss Darnell from Graanoastla visited

Tbata friends last week.

Bivwer it tha new Beta Tketa PL

ing. Guttering, McAdamissing and aavini

a brick sidewalk -on both ' aides tbereol

except en the east aide thereof from 3d

street to tn street, in accordance wtin

the plans nnd specifications thereror ana heretofore adopted and amended by the

Common Council for the improvement of

said street, now on nie in tne omca or tee

Clerk of said citv. and in accordance with

tha Resolution ot tnt uoramnn uwacu

adoDtad December Id, 1800.

Sac. 1 1. Tho cost or said improvement of said street, oxcerjt the nroisortion there

of occupied by street and alley crossings shall be assessed per lineal front foot

asainst the real estata abuttins thereon

said assessments, if deferred shall be paid ia ten annual installments, lo each of which

shall be added interest at six per cent per

annum, payable semi-annually, from tha

date of the anal estimate tnereon, ana

collected a provided by law. A bond

or bonds shall oa issuau tn anticipation oi

the collection of said deferred assessments

unless the nronerty owner nay their said

assessments before said bond or bond aro issued. All as provided for in an Act ot

tba Genoral Assembly of Indiana, approv ed March 8th. 1889.

Sec. III. Tlint 11 previous ordinances

heretofore adopted for the improvement

of that part of said street, are hereby re

neuled.

Sec. IT. This ordinance shall ba in

full force from and after its legal public

and checking bagsagc, without cbarga I I Robert O. Oreevee, Clerk af tbe City

ror sny assistance tnry mwj r Rloominetoti. Indiana, oertifv the fore

render. N. B. Passengers should pur- ,8 u tra uni correct copy of an tlult.rf: lwfara anterini; cars, as tba I "j.-? : i i.j l. .k. t. l'

tir-L-jt rata is tan cast Us than tba train

rate. Communications addrrssed to ta

tin(irlj-nl will receive prompt attention

. . . r . tl-I..l..ft &ab

O. 4 M. Hv., Mitcbvll, lad. C.. Jottat,

District rassnncer Agent, v tnrennos.iaa.

J. F. BakK". Pres l 4 Gn'l Msnager

W. B. SuiTTUC. Cvnvrai l'ass'r Agent CIJiCIJISATI, O,

im that at time made

were about to die. ' I' took South : Am'erlcaff KWvhe,

well as I ver was ia sir

use. this letter as you saerwK;

UEBai

-Oliio and Mississippi Kailway-

9cWTht Fatl lane ban ana irt.-aB

4 Solid Daily Trains to St. Louis, a Hnlld Dsilv Trains to Ijouisville,

Connection in Union Depot with trains fur all lines for tha Sat,. West, North and South. Through Vestibule Day Coaches. Pullman Parlor ears and Sleep

er on all train. A Doable Pally

Llae of Pullman Vestibule Butjet Bleepor from fit. Iouis and Stations on Main

Line to Washincton, Baltimore. Phila

delphia and New York, without change;

Tin uk SnECEBa Motins West sfeouid

take this line as it has less cbangos of cars

and better accommodations .Hun- omsr

route. Our vestibule cars are a luxury.

which may be enjoyed by ail, without ex

tra charge, and every attention i giren

our passenger to maic tneir journey

nloasant and comfortable. - Our agent

will take pleasure in answering inquiries

In regard to rales lor passengers anu freia-lit. time, route and connections: call

at vunr home if desired and attend to

shipping freight by the must direct rout

SoUlniry, Greene

'90 Messrs. Paris Bros

not been able to sit up hour, each day since ska

last winter, till within

month, when he begun to

the use of 8ith. Americas) i

bottles or wnten i oougns

in Bloomington. sue

soon to a strong a ever.

recover at almost at

publish this if you span iw

-'JL

V .

to . WaaLrav

am i

'aaati i1 i . je

ratoas&.

ordinance adopted by the Common Coun'

cil of uiJ city at their regular meeting held January 30th. 1891. KOBKBT C. GKREVB3, Jan 28.'9l3t. City Clerk.

Nsaa MAHAutavtLtn.

To Far is Bros., Druggiel.-

tbankrulnes tr tne oenen

South Ameriean Nervine.

stpre. It seemed to rea' j

tn am aose. i nave a

alaan aoundlv and can

. . 1 . . ...

Old vigor, li is certainly ar dor. bend me three boUle

enclose the ateney.

Stinesvtlle, July

Messrs. FarU Bros. I can ;

eood enVct of South .

1 was sick bsat winter an

ret seemed 19 do tne any

induced to buy a bottle of I

flervma while tn DM used four bottle, aad

like a charm in my

mend it to any one.

At a meeting of a committee

of the four literary societies the fol i . . .

lowing was agreed upon : An un-

der-cluaauien .oratorical contest to

be given April I7tb,- J891: the

prises to be $19, f 10 and $5, for first, second and third. The fol

lowing were appointed ss commit

tee of arrangements: Mr. Brown,

luuenenoeot ; Mr. Hubbard, Philomatbenian: Mr. Mellov. Uuion-

Atbeoian ; Mr. Atkinson, Century.

Also, An tssray Jontest. to be giv

en May 21st. 1891. prizes to be

$20, ,10 and $5. Tbe first five

contestants will read and the names

and subjects of all contestants will

be printed on the program. Those

who are to read will be informed

before the contest, but will not be

told what place they have taken

until alter all have read. As com

mittee of arrangements for the Ea

say Contest were appointed i Mr.

V rcudenberg, Fhiloinathenian ; Mr. Haeeerty, Independent : Mr.

rnce, Century: Mr. Edwards.

union-Athenian, ibe admission to et oil coolest will be 25 cents.

lbs surplus, if any, from the first

contest is to be turned over to the

treasurer of the second (the esravi . . A. . t i. ... ' '

cuiuesi to oe appuea wen in case

of a deficiency. On the Friday

preceding tbe contests the secre

taries of the various literary socie

ties leave in the bands of the sec-

retary ofthe contest committee i

wujement oi tne numtier ot mem

bers in their soo-etiea. Lots were

drswn to determine tbe presiding officers of the joint cntertaiumeuts, snd resulted as follows: Washington's Birthday, Union-Athenian Under-classmen oratorios!. n-

4ury; Esay Contest, Pbilo i Vaw- a ...

euictory, independent.

Chabusv McPhef.teb8' re-

frigiator chest keetw ovsters and

fish as cool and sweet as when flrlt taken from their native elemeut. Nu; oysters in town will ootpparc iu size and fUvur lo those kent at

tLis bouse.

Vantlaliii Line. Tha real Ft Wall Ms-." The Sliortest, Boat and Quickest Liaa between the East, West, North aad Mouth. XtJiia le:ivo Greencastlo Junction for the

a. JLTfra pwj- an, rspx ua. Tro;-s, S;i9 pm. Traiii No. 1 bns elegant parlor ear fei e T : . rr...t v- . . , 1 1

u,, . mm ixv, n uas rniiasaa Vestibule S'eeper. Dinner, and iuprA served in dining ear; Train No. " ha.' Pullman Buffet Simper ror flt. Louis. - Train leave tir'-enctl Junction for lhKt: No 8. 3;44 Liu, No. It. I;l pm, No. 1, 6jl8 pui, No. IJ. 3.-Ui No. 6, 2;56 am, No. 4, 8;; aot: Train No. io hm Pullman VestibuTe .Sleeping Car running througti to Ken York without changi. All menls served in dining cars. This train also lias elegant Parlor Cars for Indinnapoiis and Cincinnati ; Train No. i ba tlirogh Pullman Buffet Sleeper to Cincinnati; Train No. 6 has Pullman Sleeper fur Ind-. iannpolis in which passengers can remain until brenkfmt time. Also Pullman Buffet Sleepers to Philadelphia, New Vvrk, Bal

timore and Washington .without change. Making direct connection? for all points. Your connections are sure and' quick in Union Depots. No Tranrfors or Lay-overs and your accomnrbdatioa are unexcelled, Anr infunnntiiin regarding routs, rates, Ac, address CHAS. II. M1XKH, Traveling FaMongar Agent, Torre Haute, Ind. 14. A- FQKD, General Pasivnger

Agent, j. si. UMfc.-'0uutiU, Assistant

Uencral 'aicnger Agent, St. Louis, Mo

BaBBBbaaV

AU ORDISAXCE

for tha IniDrovement ot Eleventh slroot

and providing for the cotit thereof.

Sac. I. Be it ordiunetl by tha Mayor

and Common Council of the city of

Bloomington, Indiana, tsro-tbirds of the members thereof concurring therein, lUjlt Eleventh street in said city be linn roved

1... f ' i: .... .1 . . .1 1 :.

and paving a brick sidewalk on both sides

thereof from Walnut (treet to Morton

street in accordance with tho plans and

specifications therefor as heretofore sidopt-

eu ana umenaca ny tno uounen lor tno iroiirovemeut of mid street, now as file

in tbe office of the Clerk of sal J city, and in accordance with the Resolution of tbe

Common Council adopted December 33d,

1890.

Bxc. II. The' cost of said Improvement

cr occupied by street and alloy crossing,

shall be assessed per lineal front foot

against the real estate abnttlnot thoroon.

said assessment, if defutrol shall bi paid

iu ten annual installments, to each of

which shall be added intercut at six per

cent, per annum, payable semi-annually

irom tne date or anal estimate thoroon,

and collected at provided by law. A

bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipa

lion or the collection of said deferred as

sessments-unless tha proportv owners pay

their said assessment before said bond or

bonds are issued. AH at provided for in

an act of the General Asaombly of Ind. iana, approved March 8th, 1889.

Sac. 111. That all previous ordinances heretofore adopted fur the improvement

oi that part oi said street are hereby re

nee lea.

Sec. IT. This ordinance shall bo in

full force and effect on and after its

legit) publication.

1, Hubert V. Greeve. Clerk of tha city

of Bloamington," Indian,certify tbe fore

going to be A true and correct copy or an ordinance adopted by the Common Coun

cil of said city at their tegular meeting

Held .February 3d, 1891. HOBJSKT C. G11KKVE3.

Feb U ,'si-st. City Clerk.

bin I Mott, Ml, Norfolk Building, 8th and Elm St.

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

Specialty i Kidxev JDiskases.

A X OROM IXCB for the improvement of Lincoln (treat, and providing lor the cost thereof.

SKP. 1. ill 11 OTUKinwi v ta m.myr

and Common Council of tbe City of

Bloomington,' Indiana, two-thirds of the members thereof concurring therein, thai Lincoln street in said eity be improved bv Grsdinc. Guttering, McAdnmizinc

and ravine a brick sidewalk on be h

side thereof from Kirk wood" Avenue to 8th street, in accordance . ja-ith the plan

and sDCciflcatioii theifor M heretofore

adopted and ameaded bv thel,"1

rtreet, how oV file TiTlie, offlje of "the

t-lerk of said city, and in acenrdanc.

witn uie nesnintion or the Common

Council adopted December 3d, 1890.

Sue II. Tba cot of said improvement

oi sniu mreei. except the proportion th-.ro.

r occupied by street and nlley cr.-ins

nan oe !.' WHl per lineal rrSMit fo.

against the real estate abutting thereon

satdaeranKifdefrre.l,,hall b. pai.l in ten anhual insUllnunt, to each of wbicb shall be added interest at six per cent per annum, payable somi-anauaHv from the

date of final istintate thereon, and col

lector as nnivKleil br law. A lnJ or

bonds shall be Isftied iri anticipat'oi of the

v.iiecvuu m min aeromMi nssessmen?, unless the firopeity owners nay their said

aarewiuews 'jeiora sum oni or bom! aro

issued. All as provided for in an Act of

me uenarai Ainiiii r ladiHU.i, approved Matrch 8th, I8.

Sac. UL That alt previous ordinances heretofore ttdopled for tk improvement

oi Must part ot saul street aro heraby repealed.

Sec. IV. Tfart ordinance shall be in

full force from and after its legal publication, 1, Robert C. G reeves. Clerk of the City

oi nioomingum, Indiana, certtry the foregoing is a true and correct cop v of an ordinnuve adopted bv the Common Council

' aiu kiij at tneir regular taectmg neia

January zw.n, le-i-ltOBKRT a G REEVES, Jan. 2R, '91 -St.

AN ORDINANCE

for the improvement of Lincoln street,

and providing ror tnecost thereof.

Sw. I. Bo itordaind by tha Mayor and Common Council of the City of

Bloomington Indiana, two-third of the

members thereof concurring: therein, that

Lincoln street in said city be improved by

urauing, uuttering, atcAdamtaing and paving a brick sidewalk on. both tidea thereof from ftth street to 10th street in accordance with the plans and specifics. tious therefor as heretofore adopted and amended by the Common Council for tha improvement of said street, now on. file in tho office of tho Clerk of said-city, and in accordance with tho Resolution of the Common Council; adopted December 2d, 1890. Mew. II. The seat of said improvement

of said street, except the proportion thereof occupied by street and alloy crossings, shall be assessed per lineal front foot

against the ronl estate abutting thereon, s iid assessments if deferred shall be paid in

ton annual installments, to each of which

shall bo added Interest at six percent, per

annum, payaoie sami-annuaiiy, irom tno date of tliu final estimate thereon, and

collected a provided by law. A bond or

bonds snail bo istuod in anticipation of

the collection of said deferred assessments unless the property owners nay their said

assessments bofora said bond or bond are

issued. AH as provided fol in an Act of

tne unnerai Assembly or Indiana, approved March 8th, 1689: Sac. III. That all previous ordinances heretofore ndonto l for the improvement

of tbat part of said street are hereby repealed.

Sic. IV. This ordinance, shall be in

full force from and after its legal publi

cation.

I. Robert C. Greeve. Clerk of the Citv

of Bloomington, Indians, certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of un urdinanco adopted by tho Common Council of said city at tlioir rcguiur mooting hold January luth, 1891.

KUUKKT C. UltEKVKS.

Jan . IS, '81-31, City Clerk.

Notice to N

Tn the elrenit court.

Nellio A. Phillip vs. AlHof)

Boyle, H. King and W- SVj

Complaint Nevt

Now some the piatas

trr, her attorawye.

olaint heima, togeta

that said defendant,

Bovle. U. Kincr

not resident ikmi'M

- Nolico ia the

ntnaai.U that I

first Monday uf Ma

Court House in

county and State, to said romnUtiaW 1

and Jelarrumod tH

W itness sar aaraai

Vourt, aruxed at

day c.f Jaiiuarv, 1891.

JOHN W. CRA1

Jan 18 1891 Moon

SKAL

QUfERirE'g BAI

By virt ue JT an raecu

ed from tho Clerk of the

court, I will expose at 1

Utgheat bidder,'

SATURDAY, MAI

betweea tbe hour of to i

4 o'clock p. tn., of said i the court bouse in Bloo

couuty, Indiana, tha ramt ajst a term not exreediur aaaraaB

following descnoed real h'

roe county, in to ewes a.

The east half of the

or aection tareaty-two

north ranee two (3)

roe county, Indiana.

And on failure to i

ount of judgment, tnti

will at tho same tin-)

public Sale tba fue l

ikT

sraaajp

iWanar aWl;

iMUNamii

pi awaits.?

m

Taken as tha

Ijtke at the suit

alter lUahsi C AitaVaa-Bia

&i4 sale will be made

valuation or ainraiensaat

THUMA8v

SkmtWT

Feb. 11, '81.

wCl

-I

pIAMiW f. MOBQA!

Notice im

The State of Indiana, M.

Ia the Monro Ct resit

term, 1891.

SamiUa Warner v. nsairrfl n.,..i.:.

iiu. cwniw tne piainuw oy 4a

gan. her attorney, and Ble her

herein, totnther with aa aaUavsU

interested parly that raid dtnaV

i ,r - s. .

rj- anivr. la a raa

State at Indiana: tbat -jaid

a divoroa, and tbat aatdj ast:

icnaant is a necessary Baity I

Notice is therefnra baraW

defendant last named, tart si

and appear on the first day, ojfj'

term ui ire at on roe vircait la helden on the first Monday of Im 1891, at the court houaa ia

ton, said county and .State, aqeVi

uvuiur hi aaiu complains, ssraj

oo nnara ana aetermiaed la Witness my name and tba

court, affixed at Bloomi

day of January, A. D. tSSU Isaitl JOHN W. oa

Jan. 14. '81. H

KaKtIM4TIMt CVBKDIB-a.

lictjure 'ror Kheumatim radically cures in 1 toSdajN on the system is ratnarkabla

Il remove at one the cause

immediately disappear.

bcnctl;. TiWts. Sold by H Druggists, Bloomington. ','

neieskt

OlasolHtlos of Fttrtacratilp. The nartnersbio heretofore exiatini; be

tween Geo. U. Wolael and Wm. M. Piocd in the grocory and provision business, has been this day dirtolved by muiuul

conaont Wm. M- Flood rtttiring. The; accounu duo the firm will bo collected bv ! Goo. U. Wctaul.

Gkooe U. kt.ki , Wtt-UAa at. Ft.jtD. i

am

aUsIogAlvSa

GOOD 0

hist safest

rmr

w

Required-Askycsr

FeuowQi

This, Jan. Ul, 1304. j

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