Bloomington Progress, Volume 24, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 February 1891 — Page 2
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A. B. Carleton of Tern Hante, t onetime a law partner of D. W. Voocbew, afterwards one of the Utah eommiariDBen ander Cleveland, has been given $30 per month I pension, by means ot a private bill, ft services ia tbe Mexican war. Carkfoa was amaj years a resilient , of Bedford. At Fisher's Ford, Orange co fast week, thirty persons were baptised in Lost River, by Rv. Jacob BrTngie. They were not lost beeaase tbey were immersed in this mmo, bat came near being lost bceMse they bad not been immersed in Lost River sooner. m a.
Angus McPberson, of Cumterraed county. Nova Scotia, bas hoik a railroad a little over a mile
loag, wfaieh ran into bis lumber 'woods. It ia singular ia that the nik are sntruce ' noles. and tbe
sleepers are small round poles.
The relHne stock consists ot an
wpright engine of eight horse-power and two flat ears. The track,
which is not ended, cost about
300 to lay.
'.The effect of stained"' woods
-for interior decoration is so far m perior to paint that it may be said
ibr inside work, wood painted is wood spoiled. Tbe stains are so readily made and so easily applied that they can be used with caarm-
ing efieet by those entirely ignorant of the painWs art. In general tern k amy be said that all of the
transparent colors can be used as
stains if 'snfficiently dilated with
. terpentine. The important point
la nrenaration w that the etain
should be very tbin, it can hardly be made too thin, as a second or
third coat will deepen (be color.
When ra many persona are aendinsr valuable packages by ex-
nreas it is of interest to kaow tbe
extent of the company's liability tor the loss of valuables. A ease in
at has inst been decided in Ohio.
at waJLtaoagbt against the ex
Dress comDany to recover for tbe
ion of a package containing a seal-.
skin cloak. The express company
refused payment on the grounds
that the package was of extraord
narv valor, bat bore no mark to
distinguish it from an ordinary
package of mercbandUe; farther that tbe company did not receive payment for the transportation of tbe package according to tbe valnation, as it abonbl when money and valuable are iatrasted to its eare. Tbe case was tried in the lower courts aad judgment given for the plaintiff. The express company appealed, aad bow tbe supreme court bat affirmed tbe jadg-
The Indianapolis News says
"a sentiment in favor of removing
the State University to Indiannpo-
lis and establishing it in the buildings of the blind institute, and the blind institute to be rrnioved to
tbe property now occupied by the
State University at Bloomington, has sprang up within the last two or three day It is argued that the blind institute would do as well
hero while there is no doubt tbat tbe University would become a
milch greater institution in Indi
anapolis, than it can ever do where
it now is. As the citizens would seriously 'olject to loning the Blind
Asylum, there is no probability ot
such a swan. If 'bey could get the
University tor nothing it miuht be
different.
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- At tbe JJsalbek; Quarry, near
llMBeurford, is used a channeler called
Ibe Bryaatewly patented. This is the second one made, and it is . proving an excellent one. It makes 200 strokes per minute, and
U m claimed that it will cut Irom - three go four handred' feet in ten boors.
Work no tn-4xnncb. of tbe ' Eoouviile, New Albany t Chicago Sri to the Clay county coal mines, VW' tbe main line at Bainbridge,
Is being pushed vigorously. Twelve
miles of tbe grading aad bridging
ja cwopivicu sww ass am w
Jmd.
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A writer m a w xork ex
change says: "I kaow a very ebarming womaa who had a suite f apartments next Mme. Sarah Bernhardt when tbe tragedienne
was last in Chieaeo, and she now
eneaks of ber with awe. not so mneh
for tbe power of ber acting as for the energy displayed in her private
Itle. Tbe great actress indulged, in
that mile fad of having ber win
dows blanketed and banting gas
all day. crowding her rooms with heavy floW-nareis and tnbe-
roees fighting alternately with ber nets, her sob and her leading man.
Meantime a steady at ring of servants
answerered ber bell, aad absiotbe
franpe, ebampagne and salads were
served very frequently. Tbe lady who lived next door to ibi trage
dienne no longer desires, .to kaow bow great artists live,? "
A special palace poultry
is a new wrinkle In transportation
business. The first one of these
cars that has come to Indianapolis
was loaded at the Bee Line freight
depot to-day. It is intended exclusively for the shipping of poul
try. Hitherto, poultry has been hustled into wooden cnons and placed
ia an ordinary stock car. The
new Jenkins car, iu a general way,
represents an ordinary freight car. Its ridesbowever, are fitted with wire screens of a texture just Sne
enough to prevent the chickens
and geese, seen inside, from tbrnst-
ine their necks through in that
painful way tbey have, and mistakenly choking oat their ambitions lives.
The car is neatly divided into 128 permanent coops or cages about
ten inches high, with wooden floors
and wire doors, iuich coop has a galvanized iron water and feed
trough. An-aisle runs througl
tbe length ot toe car, and tue cen
ter at the door is the compartment for- the attendant. Above this
compartment is" a' water tank hold
iag about 75 gallons, to be filled at
various stations, and below the
floor is a place to stow away feed
lbechiet claims tor the car are
that there is less likelihood of suffocation, and that with the im
proved svstem-ot leeriinir there is
less shrinkage, in weight and the
advantage of holding tbe poultry
for the market. The car, it is said,
will contain 5,00 chickens'. Ar
tbur Jordan is trying the car passing through this city for a shipment East. The oafs have been
wed extensively in the Northwest Indianapolis News.'
ibe votal number ot pension
claims now pending is 1, 62,080.
low Aetresaea Preserve Their
tteauiy.
A woman who claims to know
moeh about actresses and their
fads," says : "Stage beauties ss
rule have a peculiar training. Eew
of tbem nave enough to eat when
they are children, and they have
to work bard till tbey gain success,
and then Work hard to beep it.
A girl who baa never known what it was to have too much to eat, and who has run errands after rougesaucers for actresses or sewing silk and buttons for a dressmaker 'till she is in her teens gets a thin skin which don't show blemishes easily, and when she has a little easier life and takes to tbe study and fixes Bp a little it seems like a paradise to ber, comparatively. When tbe tjirisr begin-to try- and' flesh up a little most of them take to bread nd milk, with a little of 'the least as ever-is in it, and they are always taking physio if anything is tbe matter, tbey are so afraid of being laid aside. Tbe English girls always take 'beechams,' but Americans stand by castor oil. If they bave a cold on their chest, and their insides are out of order with the horrid board they have to pul op with, there's nothing brings 'em right like a dose of oil, any time of day or night. It carries tbe enld off in two or three hours and leaves their head as clear as a bell. For complexions every one
of them lias some device or other -fi i i .it
privaio wi Her uwn. vsne imkco iiiv skin off of suet and binds? t on her
faee, another wears surgeons' plas
ters to soften it, but to my notion there is nothing like bread and milk poultices used regularly. More stage beauties owe their complexions to this than you will ever
eet 'em to own. Take the rrutnbs
of baker's bread and sleep in milk
and warm it just as you put it on, with linen cloth over, 'and you've no idea bow lair it leaven the face.
It seems to. plump ibe face, take out the lines and wbitcn it just as you whiten a chicken by boiling it
in milk and water, sulphur and milk or molasses clears the face beautifully, and keeps the flesh
down too. It's nonsense about the
paint and powder worn three or four hours on the stage spoiling the face if it is cared fur other ways.
If you go to bed and sleep with it
on, of course it don't do any good,
but actresses as a rnle know how
to take care of themselves better
than tbey used to better than any
other class of women, really. Thev
wash the face and neck off well in
hot water before making up, and
while the skin is warm rub it with cocoa butter or tho grease sold lor the purpose, which is almost the same ; and powder over that, paint and add the lines with a whole pa
lette of crayons that come for tbe purpose with a big book of plates lor making np tho face in character. Then before you leave the theater this is all washed off, tbe face well veiled you'll see the stiigc ladies very particular about their veils and before they go to bed the face ought to get another wash in hot water. Tbat leaves it fair enough, and the stage paint
don't amount to- more than the eold cream ladies sleep in over
night." . '
The man wbo made brilliant
run and a' leap of ten feet to catch
an incoming ferry boat which he supposed was taking its departure for the opposite side of the stream can now sym-mthize with one of our
college professors, who had a simi
lar experience. Those people who
travel on the Monon to any extent know that tbe trains wait at Craw-
fordsville fifteen minutes for dinner.
They stop, let off their passengers, pull 'down to a switch and there
wait nntil the time isnp, returuini-
for the diners. Many ot the passengers get off, whether they want din
ner or not, and on fine days walk
up and down the platform, enjoy
ing the air, etc., some of them per
naps "smiling" a Julie, well one Jay this week one of DcPatiwV
professors was a passenger and got
off with the crowd, Alter a nun
ntc or two tbe train started south
to take its position on the switch
The good Doctorsupposing.it head
ed lor Oreencastle, bome, and dear
ones, at once gave pursuit. The train men, loungers and depot men
all tried to tell him it would return
but Le heeded them not, and by
most desperate run succeeded in
catching the rear platform of -the parlor car just as the train came to
a standstill. It. is needless to add
that he did not go back to the de
pot. He waited the other fourteen
minutes in the train. Greeneaslle
Banner.
The supreme court has decid
ed that a wifo who has joined with
ber bnsband in tbe execution ot
mortgage upon his real estate to
secure his debt has such an interest
in the real estate as to give her
right to redeem the real estate from
a sale on a decreo of foreclosure,
her husband being still in life.
No person need complain that they cannot, afford plenty. of good reading matter lor their families.
A. G. Dill man informs us that he has succeeded in organizing a circulating library association in the vicinity of Kctcham's Sulphur Springs, of 26 members, and . ordered on last Saturday 68 good books. His plan is as follows : Each member represents no entire family, and subscribes $1 to be used by a committee to purchase boobs for association. No person to loan book except librarian, and at end of time agreed by association (one or two years) said books to be equally divided and revert to members.
Hi w Cards. FVJ.KJr GOltlt, Attorney. Offieo in Allen .J' Me Nary' uew Hock, vp-ttairi over corner room. Spreial and careful attention will be given to Probate buine$, and to prompt collection of elaime. Settlement of ct'aici a specialty. J. F. MOIia AN, Attorney. Office up. tair over National Bank. Alt butinen of a legal nature given cartful attention. Probate butinnt a tpecially. Will practice in all court. Headquartertjor pemion applicant. Give me a tall.
MuLKY A HIVE, Attorney, Ae-
tarie and Insurance Agent. Will prac
tice in all me state ana Federal Vouru.
Prompt and carrful attention given to the
VoUeeuon of Ulatvi. to tetania decedent
cttatet, and to all other itumett of a legal nature. A epccialty made of Peiuioiu.
Office oiwr "Corner'' clothing ttore, touliuwt corner public tquart,
LOUDEN J- JlOO,EJlS, Attorney. OfRte over Firtl Rational Bank, liusi-
net of a legal nature given careful attention in ail court. Ileal estate title examined by aid of Louden Abxirnci. . A epccialty made of the collection and remittance of claim of ali kind.
BUSKilitC BVSKIBK, Attorney. Office in buitdina toutA of Bank, on
ground floor. Special attention given to
i'rotate tut) nee, to the collection of claim.
and to busincs in all the court thi
and atljoiniua counties. DUXCAX Jt B ATM AX, (tt. O. Duncan, Ira C. Batman.) Attorney. Office over Stone' ihoe ttore, uet tid public square. Particular attention will be pie en to Probaie case, collection, et. Will
practice in all the court.
- EAST $ EAST, Attorney. Office in Bee Hive Block, north tid public tquart, up-ttair. Giet prompt atttniion ia Probate bushiest, and to tin collection of claim. Will aim practice in all tourt. Agent for A'n. 1 iiuurante.
Fetter won tho contest. E. L. Hainen visited frleodf In Indianapolis over Sunday, Chns. Meek left for Spencer Suturdny at eleven o'clock. C. A. Loclcwood of DePauw vi tiled Yhi Vi Mends 1U Friday. Frank Fetter attendod the contest lit Groencnet'e Monday evening. Mrs. Banta of Frnnklin is visiting a
few daya with Iter husband. Kappa met at Uiu Brand last Saturday afternoon.
Eov. W. 1J. Weaver f Marlon, Infl,
gave tho lecture at the ohapol last Sundny
afternoon on "Toe American Utty.
The committee on securinc niton to
Indianapolis for March 13ih will main
arrangements this week.
Bastian and Pried, of DePauw vUititd
their Phi Dolt brothers Friday and intended the oratorical irftlie ovenlng.
Prof. Boono left Friday for an extended
trip in the east, Washington umong oilier
points.
Honta and "Walker, two contestants for
the oratorical at GrncnPtie, caina down Friday evening to sea Fetter take the contest.
Stennaik took up Uio first hour Inft
Wednosdav moraine- in addressing la e
students on ttudent life in Rusaid, and
lbeir present influence.
The executive committaa ot tbe orn
torical association and th T!tciilly committee on contests met at Prof. Huffcutt's
roqm Inst Thursday afternoon.
Thojudces at the contest on tlmught
and composition were Mrs. Dr. Oil bert,
Profs. Swam and Makv, ana on oliv-
ery, Rev. W. D. Weaver, W. A. Woodburn nod Muj. Terry,
The lecture association has sue.
ceeded in obtaining lho'IjtciQi)oCliih''
to take tbe placo or tfto ditbandetl ' Huston Symphony" on their course, which
will appear at tue cnapci next tuesuny
evening, Feb. 24.
st Friday evening the contest for the
"orator" from 1. U. to Indianapolis on
March 14th, occurred ai the chapel.
Tt,... wm r jw.fitMl.tMta mna with
ihnir tiilt-u warn nlaccd an the nroeram I iwiKwoou Avenue in sum cur oe un
as follows: '-The Conflict of Uw Aes," , proveu uy urnaing and laying a Uriels
EdcnrL. Maine: "The Philosophy of isuiewanc on lite norm sine uiereni xroro . n .. ... . m, l'r -- ;.!. ..CI.. 1 ... v 1 i .
Jlistorv, jn. iv. waucer, "ias iiwir- i w . v. m o wi, w Riwnra'nt." Frank Fetter; "Civilizution, side of Gamble street, in accord ance with
Old and New," A.U.Cnill. Mr. Walker the plans and specifications therefor as
on account Of SICkneSS Was Unable to WKO , lierwumrg aaupira oj inov.oin.-non un-
utt. Tinrimrfin interlude Miss Meh.ee en lor me improvement oi said street now
rendered "Heather-bells" in an exquisite . on illi in tbe office of tbo City Clerk of
manner ana wiuie sua juurcs wru .u v -vv..-. "-- ihn oohartottn" enturtiiiniid the nndience. olutlon of the Common Council, adoiited
Tho judges awarded the positions as rot- 21. !. lows: FTrit, Frank Fetter; Second, A. V. j Sac. II. Th
Hauling-on Turnpikes. To all persons who are hauling over the Pike roads of Monroe county ; Since thore have been many complaints made at the Auditor's office within the past few days about people hauling heavy binds over the pikes during muddy weather, I deem it my duty,, as Auditor of the county, to call the attention of all persons interested, to the act passed by the legislature of 1889, concerning said question, which is
as follows: sec. 1, pages 378-379' "Be it enacted by the Genera) Assembly of tbo State of Indiana, That it shall be unlawful for any person to haul over any turnpikes or gravel roads nt any time when the same is thawing through, or is by reason of wet weather in condition to be cut up and injured bv heavy hauling, a load on a narrow-tired wagon of more than twenty hundred pounds, or on a a broad-tired wagon, of mora than twenty-five hundred pounds, and any person violating the provisions of this act shall be lined not less than five dollars nor mere than fifty dollars for each Itmd se hauled." I do this so tbat no one can take
offense at the county commissioners in case any indictments are found
against teumsters or others for violation of the above act. Respect fully, W M. T. Ill, A I R, County Auditor and Clerk ot the Hoard of Commissioners, Feb. 3,1891.
Notice to Property Holders on West Sixth Street, All parties owning property on West Sixth street, in tho city of Hlonmington, Indiana, interested iu the irnproveniMit of mild street, will tiike notice that tho City Engineer has made final estimate of cost of improving snid street from Mnplo etieet to Kim street, and made assessment against property holders fur said improvement, said assessment being now on 111
in tnn uity cierK s omee. All parlies interested will take notice
that a committee from the Common Coun
cil of said city will meet in the Mayor's office in Mid city, Thursday, February 12th, 1891, at 7 o'clock p. m., at which lime and place any one aggrieved at said assessment can make k nown their grtov.
ances, and the same will be considered
by SHidcominillee. All pnrties interested are hereby notified that the final estimate on west Sixth street lies been made and approved and
unless you appear at tue uity Ulerk's orflee and pay cash or sign waiver of error necessary to secure the benefits of the ten year plan by February 17th, 1891, col-
leclton will be made accord inict in law.
KOBEBT O. GKKEVES.
Jan. 28. '9l-3t Citv Clerk.
AH OUDltVAISCB for the improvement of Kirkwood Ave. nue, and providing for the cost thereof. Sac. I. Bo it ordained by tbe Mayor and Common Council of tho City of Biooniinirton, Indiana, two-thirds of the
; members thereof concurring therein, that ! V..., 1 . -- i : I . l . .
Crull; Third, K. Ik Maine.
Initial tt
DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Program OF MEETING to be held al the
Agricultural Room. Camtol,-Ind- publientlon. tanapolia, Jnduina, Wednesday, 'f Bhmmingt.n, V Z 1 Ojl. lulil 'inNiifri-mr l.i l,n m
reoruary tow, josh. (Sessions begin at 11 a. nt., 1:39 p. ni., and 7:30 p. m.) MOEKISG SrafiTOSrr
RcadintT minutes of lust meet iut:.
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Fresidi-ni's address MVmk l . for the implement .f Ki.iv.nih be accomplished by the Inli:tua.j mid providing fr ihecosi thereof.
State Duirvmen's Assorwtion.
lie cost of said improvement
of said street, except the proportion theri-
of occupied by street and alley crossings, shall be assessed per lineal fiont loot against tbe real e-Ulo abutting thereon, snid nscetsment, if deferred shall bo paid in ten annual Installments, to each of which (hall bo added interest nt six per cent, per annum, payable seini-aunuslly from the date of the Qua! estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be ijsuud in anticipation of the collection of siid deferred assessments, unless the property owners pay their said assessments before said bond or bonds are" issued. All us provided for in an Act of the General Assembly of ludiaaa, approved alurch 8th, IRS9. San. III. This ordinance shall be in
, full force and effect on and after its legal
reeves, Clerk of tho City
lmliatitt, certify the
inMwilm. ,.. 1 . - Ima .nil An...,, ami.
!llIV,llll( , l" ... ,..,. VJ'J of an ordinance adopted by the Common
Council of eruI ciiy at tbeir rcgu-ar
nesting held February 3d. I SOI. ltOBEUT. C. U CIS EYES, Feb. H, '!. Citv Clerk.
ggSgO - .Se It
Ohio and Mississippi Railway
tnrt J.ine batt and II tills
4 Solid Dally Trains to Cincinnati, A Solid aily Trains to 8U 1-ouis, 3 Solid Daily Trains to Louisville,
Connection in Union Depots with trains
for all lines for Ibe at. West, North
and South. Through Vestibule Day Coaches, Pullman Farlor cars M.d Sleepers on all trains. A OouDle Dully
Line or fullman estibule liufiel Sleepera from St. Louis and Stations on Main
Line to Washington, Baltimore. Phila
delphia and New York, without change.
Ilouii SriiKERB Moving West should
lake this line as it baa less changes of cars
and belter accommodations than otntr route. Our vestibule cars are a luxary, which may be enjored by all. without ex
tra charge, and tveiy ailontioa is given
our passengers to maku ineir louraey
pleasant and comfortable. Our agents will take pleasure in answering inquiries
in regard to rates tor passengers ana freight, time, routes and connections; call
at your homo if desired and attend to
shipping freight by tbe most direct routes and eheckiug baggage, without charge
for any assistance they may be able to
render. N. B. Passongors should pur
chnse tickets bel'ere entering cars, the
ticket rate it tea eesits less lhan the train
rate. Communications addressed to the
undersigned will recaivs prompt atttniion
Ad-tress : D C. Siiakkk, Ticket Agent
O. Jt . By., Alitchell, Ina. U tt. Jonas,
thstnet Passenger Agent, Vincenus,lnd
J. F. Bahnahd, PrestisUsn l Manager
W. B. Suatti'C. GHrl Pass'r Agent
Uiaciai Ail, U.
BY USE OF THE
South American Kg
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AN OROISAIVCB
for the improvement of L'ncoln street,
ana providing Tor the cost thereof.
okc. l. lie it ordmned bv tbe Mavor
and Common Council of tho Citv ot
Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of the
mcmhers thereof concurring therein, tbat Lincoln street be imnroved from 3d street
to Kirkwood A venue.in said ciiy by Grading. Guttering, McAdamizing and paving a Brick sidewalk on both sides thereof, except on the east side thcrecr from 3d street to 4th street, in accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor and
heretofore adopted and amended by the Common Council for tho improvement of said street, now on file in the officii of the
Clerk of said city, and in accordance with tbe Resolution of the Common Council
adopted December 2d, 1890.
xc. 1 1. The cost or said improvement
of said street, exempt the proportion thereof occupied by t rout and alley crossings shall be assessed per lineal 'front foot against the real estate abutting thereon, said assessments, if deferred shall be paid in ten annual installments,to each of which shall be added interest at six per cent per
annum, payame semi-annually, Irom tue dale of the final estimate thereon, and
collected as provide. bv law. A bond
or oonas snail no issued in anticipation or
me collection oi sam aelerrea assessments unless the property owners pav their said
assessments before said bond or bonds are'
issued. All as provided for in an Act ot the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8tb, 18S. Sxc. III. Tbat all nrevlous ordinances
heretofore adopted for the improvement of that part of said street, are hereby repealed. Sic. IY. This or-linanoe shall bn in full force from and after its legal publication. I. Kobert C. G reeves, Clerk of tbe City of Bleomington, Indiana, certify the fore going is a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by thit Common Council of said eity at thittr rgtIr meeting held Jacuary 20th. 1891. KOBKKT O. GKEEVE3, Jan. 28. ! 3L City Clark.
BaA7.lt, Ind, Dec. 9, 1890.-
nro., Bloomington. Gents I
on my fifth bottle of South All
Nervine, and I feel well onoutrh
but I won't do it till I am certain'
all right. Had cough, nightswelled liver, and felt half alive.
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OWKKRBoao, Greene co- Ind
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On the 4th of Jul v I came to
ton to witness the calebrettow-'lgl been sick from the effect of ikji since early in ibe winter, mi wsL much discouraged. While In yctfrif I was advised by a stranger Who BV my evident bad health to trf
American nervine, x ma s& ana .
4 l.n M.IU..I ,... h.WA . I.
I. 1, u. k.nn AMh . n it n ,.1 amm
mr, for it has built up my health
mend it wherever any one Will
me. lours truly. Tt jr.
T t I I y-.
'I had a bad case of dviMDaia;
gnawing sensations, aad a fluttering ,
ing mat at times mnae me leei
use this letter as you see at.
JAltSel BDC1
AS OKDIS.tXC'B
street,
Sxc. I. Be it ordained bv tbe Mayor
The ImiKirtam-e l ibe Dairy . Bloomington, Indiana, two thirds of th Interests til tbe Farmer of I ml- member thereof cmonrring therein, that
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-3 ""'"Hi mi.iiniiii.ij, 'and paving a brick sidewalk n Imtli sides j thereof from Morton street to Jnckii.m j strot in necordnnce with the plnus nnd
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haul), Ind.
Adjourn for dinner. A FT EB NOON SKSSIOX. "Grasfcs for Duirv Cattle"
Ispeeifif'ations therefor a heretofore adoptJ ! id and amended by tile Cmiuum Council
C ., . . . ,, i it . , nir i lie imirovement i sam sirecc. now . Arthur, KotaniHt, Purdue Unt- ; vWfllo , 1 ihe i)9A of Iaid versify Agricultural JVC pertinent eily, and in accordance with the liesoluStation. I tio" of ll'B Common Council adopted De- , , , . , icemler13d, I8V0. "Indiana's Ojipnrtlinity"--W. j ssx; It. Tbo cost of said improvement H. IlrawlduS, Couutraville, J nd. ' f aid slrcol, exept the proportion there,.nM r "f occupied bj street and alley crossing, "lite Fanner as a Diiirymiin" tili be assessed H.-r linenh front foot Dr. C. A. fiobinson, MorrUlOWil,! against the real estate abutting thereon,
Indiana.
'OPENISO Or QUESTION BOX. "Money in the Dairy if well alanaged"-O. IS. Hariin, Gosben, Indiana. "Dairy Breeds of Cattle" Mrs. L. D. Worley, EUettsville, Ind. EVENIKG SESSIOX. "Milk Tests" J. McLain Eimith, Dayton, Ohio. "The IJeeds of the Dairy o f Indiana" D. W. Jenkins, Indianapolis, Ind. "The Modern Dairy Cow" J. W. Lagrange, Franklin, Intl. Mbs h, D. Wobley, 8ec'y C. S. Plumb, Prea't.
NOTICE TO CO.tTRAi'TOHf. Bids will be reneived by the Common Council of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, In the Council Chamber, in said eily at their regular mooting, u be held TUESDAY, MA BOH ITth, 1891, for Grading, Guttering, McAdambsine end Paving Lincoln street from Third street to Tenth street. Specifications-for said improvement are now on file, and nan be wen al the City Clerk's office. . - Tho Common Council reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Contractors will observe the followieg resolution adopted by the Common Council: Resolved, That hereafter no bids will be received, and acted apon by the Common Council, unless the mimes of tho sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in caso ha is awarded the eontract, are given in tho bid. HOBEKTC. GEEEYKS, Feb. 18,' 01, 3t City Clerk.
The Knigbts of Pythiad will celebrate their anniversary with appropriate ceremonies, next Thursday night. After Ibe play a banquet will be given by tbe ladies of the Baptist Church. A bill was introduced in the legislature exempting old soldiers from the duties of road working liccause of their service rendered the country in its hour of trouble. Of course it was voted down. Tbe legislature is largely Democratic, The play of "Hircules," next Thursday evening, will be made realistic by the introduction of a real, genuine Willie gnat. The play is a mock initiation, and is said to be excruciatingly ludicrous, See the goit, at the opera bouse, next Thursday night. -The anti cholera belt is one oi plated copper, worn next to tin sltin. It is said, in the absence oi cholera, to be cqunlly good to prevent stuutipn9, SiimU BamUardi
, has ordered out.
said assersinenls, if deferred, shall be puid
in ten annual installments, to oactt ot which shall be added interest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi annually from -the Utile of tho final estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall' be issued in anticipation of tbo eollcctionof saiddoferred assessments, unless tbe property owuers pay their snid assessments before said iwnul or bonds are issued. All as providto for in an Act of tho General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1880. Sec. III. That all previous ordinances heretofore adopted for the improvement of 'that part of said street are hereby re-, pealed. Sec 1Y. This ordinance shall bo in full force and effect on and after its legal publication. I, Kobert C. G reeves. Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify tho foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by the Common Council of said elty t their regular meeting held February 3d, 1891. HO BERT C. GREEVES, Fob 11, 91-3t. City Clerk.
AH ORDISAKCE
for tbo improvement ot Eleventh street
and providing fur the cost thereof.
t Skc. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor
nnd Common Council of the citv of
liloomin.-'toii, Indiana, two-thirds of the ' Clerk
meliibeis thereof concurring therein, that Eleventh street in said city bo improved by Grading, Gultering, JlcA lumiziiig, and uiving a brick sidewalk on both sides thereof from Walnut street to Motion street in tu-eorilnm-e with tiie plans and .pouinexiious therefor as heretofore adopted and amended by tho Council for lite iinpruvwiiiunt of suM street, now on 111a in ilia ollh e of the Clark of said city, and in (.ccordauce with the Resolution of the Com moll Council adopted. December 23d, I8VU, Cxe. II. The cost of said improvement of said M reet, exeupt t be proportion thereof Tiecupied by slre-i and alley crossing, shall be assessed p'tr lineal front foot against the real utnti abutting thereon, said assessments, if.lefmrai shall b paid in tea annual installments, to each of which shall ba added interest at six per cent, per anruth, payable semi-annunlly from tiio dale of final estimate thereon, and collected as provided br law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tbe collection of said deferred assessments unless the property owtiors pay their said assessments before said bond vr bonds are issued. All as provided for In an act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March Slh, 1883. Sxc. 1IL$ That all previous ordinanoes horoloforo adopted f.r tho improvement ol thai part ot suid street are hereby repealed. tiua. IY. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect on and after its leirnl publication. I, Robert C Greaves, Clerk or the city of Bloomington, Indiuna,certify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by tbe Common Council of said city at their regular mooting, held February 3d, 1891. ROBJCRT C. GRKEVES, Feb ll,.'Sl-3t. City Clerk.
Vandalia Line. The Great Faat Mall Line. Tbe Shortest, Best and Quickest Line between the East, West, North and South. Trains leave Greencastle Junction for the West: No. 6, 9;03 am; No. 1, 1'3:5 pa. No. 21, 1;16 pra, No. , 12,32 am, No. I, Z;'i9 pm. Train No. 1 bus el ogant parlor car fer St. 'Louis Train No. 31 has l'ulimsa Vestibule Sleeper. Dinner and suppV sorvod in dining car"; Train No. 8 hat Pullman Buffet Sleeper for St. Louis. Trains leave Greencastle Junction far tbe East: No 8, 3;M pm, No. 3, 1;4! pni, No. 2, 6; 18 pm, No. Ii, 1,-Un No. 6, 2;M am, No. 4, S;xStain. Train No. 20 has Pullman Yestibnle Sleeping Car running through to New York without change. All meals served in dining cars. This train also has elegant Farlor Cars for Indianapolis and Cincinnati ; Train No. 13 has through Pullman Buffet Sleeper to Cincinnati; Train No. S has Fullman Sleeper for Indianapolis in which passengers can remain until breakfast timo. Also Pullman Buffet .Sleepers to Philadelphia, New fork, Baltimore and Washington without change. Making direct connections for all points. Your connections are sura aad quick in Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodations era unexcelled. Any information regarding rout, rates, Ac., address 011 AS. II. MIXElt, Traveling Passenger Agent, Torre Haute, Ind. E. A. KOltD, General Passenger A;ent, J. M. CHESBROUGH. Assistant General Passenger Agent, cit. Louis, Mo
AS ORDINANCE for the improvement of Lincoln street, and providing for the cost thereof. Sec I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of tbe City of Bloomington. Indiana, two-thirds of tho mombers thereof concurring therein, that Lincoln street in said city be improved by Grading, Guttering, McAdnmizing and paving a brick sidewalk on both sides, thereof from 8th street to loth street in accordance with the plans and specifications therefor as heretofore adopted and amended by the Common Council for the, improvement of said street, now on fllo in the office of the Clerk or said city, and in accordance with the Resolution of the Common Council, adopted December 2d, I8i)0. Sac. II. The cost of sahl improvement of snid Street, MCrpt the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, shall bo assessed per lineal front foot against the real estato abutting thereon, sid assosments if deferred shall bo paid in ton annual installments, to each of which shall be added interest nt six percent, per annum, payable semi-annually, from the date of the final estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tbe collection of said deferred assessments unless tho property ownors pay thoir said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. All lis provided foi in tin Act of the Goneral Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1889. Sec 111. That all previous ordinances heretofore ndoptel for the improvement of that part of said stroot are hereby repealed. Sec. IY. This ordinance shall be in full fotee from and after its legal publication. I. Robert 0. Greevos, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certil tho foregoing is a true nnd correct copy of an ordinance adopted by tho Common Council of said city t th"ir regular meeting held diinnarv 30lh, 1891. ROBERT C. GREEVES, Jan-33, P1-3V- City Clerk.
AS ORDlif AXCE for the improvement of Lineoln street, nnd providing lor the cost thereof. Sec. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of tho members thereof concurring therein, that Lincoln street in said city be improved by Grading, Guttering. McAdamizlng and paving a brick sidewalk on bo h sides thereof from Kirkwood Avenue lo 8th street, in accordance with the pleas and specifications therefor as hvrelofoie adopted and amended by the Common Council lor the improx-ement of said
street, now on fllo ia the oftlM of tbe
or f.ti.l city, and In acer.riUuc
with the Resolution of tho Common
Council adopted Decern ber 3d," 1490; ;" " Skc. II. The cost of said Improvement of said street, exeupt the proportion thereof occupied by street and elley ersrings shall be asssed per lineal front foot against the real estate abutting thereon, said a'Sonmnts,ifilefsrroil,i'hi'i iwpaid in ten annual installments, to each of which shall be eddrd interest nt .sii prr cent per annum, payable semi-annually from tbe date of final rstimate thereon, aad cot lecterl as provided by law. A bond or bonds shail bissied'io anticipat'oi of tho collecliun of sai4 deferred assessments, unices the property owners par their said assessments before said b nd or bonds are issued. All us provided for in an Act of the General Assembly of InJiaiia, approved March Silt, 1889. tilio. 111. That all previous ordinances hereiofoie adopted for tfce improvement of that putt of said street are hereby repealed. Skc. IV. This ordinance aball ba in full force from and after its legal publication. I, Robert C. G reeves. Clerk of the City of Bloominglon, Indiana, certify tbe foregoing is a true and eorreet copy of an on dinanc adopted bv the Common Council of raid citv at their regular meeting held January vbih, 1$J1. ROBERT C. GRKKVBS, Jan. 38, '91-3C a"aassssssssnssassssssssaaisssaassssstaaaM
Hobbieville.Greene co.
"90 Messrs. Farts .Bros. Sly
last winter, till within tho
months, when sua began to i
tbe Use of South American Nei
bottles of which I bought In May,
in otooHiingion. one ueueves
soon be as strong as ever, and
recovery is almost mmeuloas. publish this if yon wish to. SAM.
To Fur is, Bros . DruczisW. I
South American Nervine,-!
store; it scam so to ream the
Til. Hm Jt.m. I..- - -.J '
sieep soundly ana can won Wll
om vigor, it- is certainly a mm der. Send ma tbroo bottles iiv,
cneloec the monev.
GEORGE BIM
Romons, Derember, Messrs. Faria Bros. I can teei
good effects of South Amerieasjl
1 was sick last winter and au
get seemed t do me any good I induced to buy a bottle of Sovtij
Nervine while ia BlcominirtsMsi
usd four bottle, and tbe medietas;
m i,mi i. in j .... w a m mend it to any one. HENRY BI
Kotlee to "Joa-att
In tho cireuit court, MarekiW, t.- , , - . m.,Ti: . t,;
iHiiiu a., s lumps ts. aiiw i Bovle. 11. Kit.e and W. F.'Si
d.riiplaint No, 211.H
Now comes the plaintiff byiil
mtt, ner attorneys, ana, nwe '; plaint herein, together with an
that said defendants, Allie
Bivl. H. King and W.F.I
not residents of the SUte of la
Notice is tborefor. hereby i
defendants tbat us lew thry ba au
on the lith day or toe next Monroe circuit cmn, to txs hb
first Monday of iii-rtb, A. D.-I8
Court .jllouio in B!oomtngfcsviii
ni.aii.ii .ti.. Bnu answer
Tio said'eomplatai, tbe same'i
and duUriumad in their ab
Witness my nam and 'ha i
Court. arBsed at H)ooailntoaCl
tlxr of Jannurv. 1891.
JOHN V. CRAVENS,
Jan 23-1831 Monroe cir
dEAL
lr.ii) I. Molt, M.D,
Norfolk Building, 8th and Elm St. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Specialty: Kidney Diseases. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
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QIIsSRIFBS SALE.
By virtue of an exeeutioa to
eJ from tun Clerk or trio M court, I will expose at Poblsc higbust bidder, on
SATURDAY, MABCH
tctween the hours of 10 o'ctaep
4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at tbe court house ia Bloomineta
nuintv. Indiana, th rants and no
a term not exceeding seven -W
ftillnwing descrioed real eatat) roe county, in th Statoof Ind
The east half of the
of section twenty-two (21)
north range two (3) wast,
roe county, ladtana. And on fnilure to realias ount of judgmswt, lnioreat
wilt at the same time and
public sale the fee simple of
tate. Taken as the property Lake at toe salt of the J. L ins- Machine Comnanv.
Said sale will ba made wltt
valuation or appraisenseat THOMAS J.
Sheriff FWb.n.'St.
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A GRAND INVESTMENT tor the ramUr, Behoot, or I'rofessloosi Library.
Tko Awthaatlo Wobetssr'a Csus-
JAMES F. morgan;
Notice ts Nsa-Btc
Tba State of Indiana, Menr
In tbo Monroe Cireuit letm. 1891.
Bamilda Warner vs. Hearv
Complaint 3$o. toa..-g Now comes the plaintiff by JaaV&t
fan. her altorjiey, and files bar ssMM rain, together with an atlldavilwi
interested party tbat saM aereaastsM
a divorce, and tbat said
fendaai is a necessary party the
Notice ia therefore herebv wi
dsfendaiit last named, thst unJ
-n u . AM ,L. AhI Amw Af -
term of the Monroe Circuit
ton, said county and citato, and t demur to said complaint, the s
be heard and determined in his :
day of Januarr. A. D. 1891.
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benefits. 75cls. Sold by Hi
uriKtRists, n loom in gum.
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