Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 1, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 February 1891 — Page 2

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THE .SBEOPEST -AtSTHE IESTI

Underwear and Winter

MSnito OUB Spcialtiec this month.

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of the missionary at $800; also, a volunteer mission corps to be organized. The committee will meet with the United Presbyterian Assembly in Princeton, Ind., next May and report the resolutions adopted andl work, performed by them at this oonVeutioo. The results are satisfactory, and it believed the ausembly will adopt the report without a dissenting vote.

ECUOE8 FHOJM TUB IOI-

ANA LAW FOUXDRT. Ind. News: In the House,

nesday afternoon, Mr. Peters

made another effort to compel the

committee on temperance (Mr.Gent, chairman) to report back the var-

a a a ' a - a J .1

ions mils tbat naa been reierrea to

them, but it was not successful. Tbere has not been a meeting ol the committee yet. and probably

never will be. Mr. Gen t i a bright

and shiuine litrht as chairman of

this committee. . "

n pmslbUT IS U8

THE MAN NOMINATED Y THS BKPCBUCAS OOHVKNTKW-

Am the few RepobHeans

Utt in tha State Houte Mr. Bob

tail, Private Secretary to Sovernor

Harey, ni . wt w atari be fcrttnost among those mka ham wrvived Ike law DemontweartlMQake. Mr. Rabertris M f ik) beat .pted men in Tnii. oaoa nartv - aaatters and

Mttka neea who eoaatitote the

XenabHeM ftaortz. He m geaial,

- epfirosekble, aad ia . every way a . ..r aaodd aei tkepositioahebolds,

aajtt he has beoa menlKMaed freejwely by the friends be has made

aa a po Bie catMmww wr a pw tiwbwhwaMity. The Pro-

vgntavnttba gratiied at the proaMtioa of Mb Roberta, a protioa waiek iaeutaia to esse within

tae aert tvre yeaia. ,

Koek'a solatia of bacilli ia

gfyeeriae kaaa rival ia tbe prepar tiaai of two Havaaa pbvaktaea at

a aaaweatatiraaf veHow fever. It

araotbiafTawteor kastkaaaa in

a with aMsbed atoaoaKees.

anaitoai neat. irat have

: a veuow amr patwat aaa

i iaauiegaateJ with the now

They are thea eaaght and

i The Comittee of the General

Aa-embly of the Presbyterian ehareh of the United 8Utes on the Bevisioa of the Cofcoo of Faith, j lMOBaHOT at Waakiactoa City, batiog eleven oaya, haseoBipleteit8 wk The joliafaade; have geaerafiy met with naaaiaaoaB approval. Its week will be reported to the AsaeaAIy ia Detroit next May, and by it referred to the Presbyteries for their aawova! or rejection.

The ebangeeende in the statements

ef the eoofceBioo have been of great

, bat have in no way

i the iatearity of the sys-

i of doctfiae ao toac hekl by

One dav last week, at Chica

go, William 8. Aley filed peti-

nap in wccaw own lik; tun-

receiver be appointed r tb.e new; Moson. Alley, who is a New York stock broker, charges that President Brevfoele has doctored

op the records of the directory and packed the board with his personal friends. He is charged with hav

ing wrecked the road and rendered

it bankrupt The court is asked

to restrain further disposition ol

the stock and to prevent aa election of officers. A conspiracy is alleged

between Mr. Breyfngle and Henry 8. Ives, of New York, to wreck

the company and buy it in for confederates, and that Mr. Brcyfogle is scbeiuiu; to increase the capital stock , to $7,500,000. Director John B. Hughes, speaking for President Breyfogle, pronounced the proceedings simply a malicious attack oa the credit of the company, organised by the former solicitor, Harry Crawford, and backed by Carson and Others of the old management, who were outgeneraled! last March, and' who now seek to get even, and defeat an election of officers in March unless they can dictate who the men shall he. This struggle of financial giants wity be worth watching. Speaking of Preident Breyfogle, the Louisville Troth of recent date Bays : ' "At larmtt bonqtMfor Turioua nil road mgMtea President Ingalls of tba Big Four, went out of hU war to ray a tribute to Preeideot Hrajfogla, of Ue L. N. A & C. Bo ni tht Dr. Brayfogfe'a akillnil and uceoufu) maaanment of tbat road op ta

dnts unmiiUknb'r itampoJ him at one of the intelligent railroad men of the coun

try, ana oa otherwise cotnpllmnntea me Ductor in handsoma phrwe ppon hU suc

cess. This may not be allogetber palnt-

nbm to MrevlogJa enemies in jLiooisvirra, bat on the other baod it U oxtrsmely (rfattfyiB to Mi friandf,andTrutbtfealin)r tbat'ue Doetor has-Tngularly aid nnftUrIv rnttan tlx bot end of it from tba dni-

nea, m gisa to can a cum una to nu aoossia . The oat earning of the Jtonoa fcr January 1891, ware 935,000 in ezoaw of the

preceding January. This does not loak very much aa if .Lawyer Crawford will be

abla to put the road into tha bands of a

reeeiYer.

New Thing ist Novel Part

ties. A novel and very enjoyable

tbimbte party was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Martin V. McOiliiard, at her home on orth

lennessee street. I he spacious

parlors were beautifully decorated with plants, flowers and vines, all from the conservatory of the hostess.

xure. Aicuiiliara was assisted by Mrs. C. E. Dark, Mrs. 8tanton J.

Peelte, Mrs. J. G. Thomas, Miss Anna Carter, Miss Grace Adams,

Miss Nellie .Wiles and guest, Miss Elizabeth Holden, of Marietta, O., and the daughter of the hostess,

Miss Ella McGilliard. When the

invitations were sent out eacb was

accompanied by a card , stamped in

M A .

gilt who two iiuas, a square wuq

the monogram P. and F and then

two more links. Yesterday the

myaterious sign was explained. As

each lady entered the house she

was presented with a small round

basket, with a dainty doyley. a

strawberry emery and a square of

old gold satin with her own name

written in large characters thereon,

and a needle and black silk. Each

one was aiked to outline her own

name in the patch. The patches will be made into a quilt by the

hostess. The links signify the golden bonds of friendship which

will unite the past (f ) with the

future (F) by means of the square

patch. J be idea was very cleverly

carried out and served to make the

company both interesting Ind in structive. Indianapolis Journal.

Jaltaal Presbyterian Meeting.

Thai Scientific American has

iaaOTatioa. that commercial travel

- ewajeofetaf uwtatioo eofiee berries wh'wh can be sold so-low to

dealers an to vieU a pteft of 100

awreaaL Theae berries are made

artificially front vegetable ghmda aid tk nW e4 soas oareal. This

miztars: is plaeed in a' mould and drkd.The afit ia the false berry

awither ao long or deep as in the

seal berry. Tbe color, w well tmi taled.bwt tlte talse berry ia nraei

harder aad can, not be broken wftb - she teeth. The herriea are mixed

with a aaaall proportion of the true

aetnag.

Is Tan Oair Jae Xataakt rWashlneton Gawttto 1

Joe Iamb, the young man who

was shot while stealing trom J. hos.

Veale's smoke-house several weeks

ago. is now in jail. - The bullet

wbieti broke hia leg made ljamb

sickly looking piece of mutton, and

be shows every evidence of having

passed through several sleepless

nights since he was captured. His

wounds were of each a nature that it was considered best to have him

under treatment at bis sister's, Mrs, Vk. a. m a a

unesiey unamoers. iamo recov

ered sufficiently to be removed to

this icitv Friday, and be is now in

jail with his brother-in-law, Cbea-

ley Chambers.

IadkuwolM ietohave a fbttad-

BBntMM nMdeted on tneljondon

vlaa. A large bay window, open' sac eaatiy, comes down ia eooven

ientreaehof the rroaad. Jast inside ia a cradle. - The person wiah--iac todiaBoas of a ehild raises tbe

widrwronatBebeoeintbeendle, lings an electrie bell aad goes away

nnaaoisataa-aaq, even) II seen, nnejocafjiraeaV Tbis pbm-saves much

ettaat aid aaany raaoeens wvea.

,Aw interesting smt proniiaes

toeome ap Mr eetuenaeat at this ": term of eanrt. 8everaf yean' ago

tiraVhristmn people of the IJuck

worth neifhborlMod, ' foor miles Treat of thai city, organiaed a Union

ebareh and both "ehnreb property at a eoat of f2,500. 8inoe that time the Baptist and Christian de-

awaMnattana have aJteraateiy need

:tbe ptwwtf ia perfect harmony

Bat a few years ago a "Hoi Metnodistdeaoaamation wi caaiaed and as it embraced

aaeaabera of the oJd-denominations,

it eJaiaaed an eoaal right to the oae of theuiMoperty and insisted on ex

it. Tne two oidereooar.

Tha feeling

by the difierenee grew

at last tne. Bontbera

M4bodisU not being allowed the naa of the property, fare up the earpefa awl. with the furniture,

took tbeaa from the ebnrcb. Tbe

aft is brewcht by the Baptists and

Christiana to quiet tbe title to the

property and to compel defendants to restore to the church the furni-

tnre aad earpets. Martinsville

i .Uepobliean,

At Indianapolis some of the

targe department stores are carry

ing dismay to a number of' stores,

tbe specialties of which they have

added to their stock. The lust set

of dealers to be attacked are tbe

droggists, and for several days thev

have been holding secret meetings,

perfecting strategic plans tbat thev

are hopeful will result in the siirnal

detest ot tne common enemy, xbis

coalition of retail druggists

was

brought abont by one ofthe stores i board shall be increased by

named adding to its specialties

National Committee Considering Re

vision of Home Mixtion Plana.

The enlargiug field for home

mission work for the United Pres

byterian church hag made it neces

sary to consider some readjustment of plans tor carrying opvtue labor.

A national committee, was appointed by the assembly to revise the home mission system. This com

mittee . held its first session tbe afternoon of Feb. 17f in the United Presbyterian chutch, at the

point of Massachusetts avenue and

East 'streets, Indianapolis.

. The United Presbyterian church

was formed in loos by the union

of tbe Asrocia'te or "Seceder" and

die Associate Beformed Presbyterian churches. The membership has grown from 55,000 in 185S to 103,000 and the contributions for home-mission work from S22.O00

to about $300,000 per year. The

greater part of the membership is

in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,

Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas

and Nebraska. The church sup

ports a number of Indian missions

in the Northwest, and a Chinese

mission at Lbs Angeles, Cal

Work is also being extended among

the colored people of the Booth

A college with 300 colored stn

dents has been established at Knox-

ville. There are missions in East

Tennessee. Northern Alabama and

in Virginia.

The demands for money and men

have exceeded tbe churches re

sources. The main question to be considered by the committee now in session is whether the boards in

home missions, church extension

and freedmen shall bt consolidated or whether the facilities of each

ffivine

a them field secretaries and presby

Tbe special' committee of law

vers in the Hoqae, to whom was

referred the fee and salary bill to

report on the constitutional ques

tions involved, after having been

at work three days, considering the

matter at length, arrwed at the

conclusion that the fee apd salary

bill as adopted in committee ofthe

wnuie in me utilise, was i uyuut. ful constitutionality, in so much as by it the county officers are classified and paid salaries according! to. this

compilation, and not in accordance with populations of counties or services rendered, The committee therefore reported a bill specifying every officer of every county and

tbe salary he shall receive, and. it

is also proposed to fix - the number

and pay of all deputies, and not

have their number and pay fixed

by the county commissioners. This ia" practically undoing what has already been done, and the whole matter had to be gone over again

in tbe Bouse, taking. the greater

part ot last week.

Ind. Sun : If the' Irgialature

wants to economise so badly they

can taste it, why don't they quit

paying tbe members and employes

for Sunday work, when (lie loun-

dry isn't going f They ljmvl .hngr after hour about the . people being

robbed, want to cut dowq the sal

aries of public officer and : lower

the taxes but you never hear a whisper abont cutting 'off their own jay for something they , don't do. They ride home on Saturday

night on railway :nasea.. and spit

on the stove over Sunday, and then come back Monday to shriek out economy, draw pay for the Sabbath and charge mileats for the . trip.

in tnese two items aume tue - state i

to retail at cut rates.

are one hundred and twenty-

nine drug stores 1b Indianapolis

and ail bot thirteen . have entered

into a compact to buy no patent medicines of any manufacturer.

proprietor or wholesale house that

sells these medicines to'rregulars."

took of patent medicines, which itjterial superintendents, who. shall

give their whole time to the en

pervision of the work.

A representative or each of the boards and a member; of each of the

ten synods of the church make up

the committee. Tbey are: Rev

Drs. W. S. Owens, A. G. Wallace,

J. W. W.itherspoon, J. M, Fulton

and D. W. Carson, Pittsburgh Pa,

Dr. E. A. MoAyeal, Lawrence,

Mass. ; Dr. J. A. Wilson, Wooster,

O. ; Dr. W. T. MeLoy, Chicago

Dr. W. P. MoNary, Tarkio, Mo. Rev. E. B. Graham, Omaha, Neb.

Rev.- C. H. Strong, Lawrence

Kansas; Rev, George McCormiok,

Saunas, CM. ago) ReviJ.r. (Jo wan

Indianapolis.

The meeting will continue dur

ing tbe week. To-morrow night

the congregation will give a publi

reception at the church. Drs. Ow

ens, Wallace and Witherspoon will

speak, and Drs. Van Aada, Uydi

and Jenckes, aud Revs. Messrs.

Hunter, Taylor and Lucas, this

city, will respond.

P. 8, The national committee

men of the United Presby teriau

church have completed their wor.

and returned to their homes. Thurs

day atternoon a proposition was

adopted fixing a minimum salary

Sophomore -I heard one ofi

the girl undergraduates make a

truly womanly answer the other

dsy. Junior Indeed. Sopho

moreYea. Tbe professor in astronomy asked her why the earth

goes around tbe ana. Junior What answer did she make?

Sophomore Because.

To give a brilliant white light

a lamp needs a thorough cleaning

every little while; The oil should be poo red out of the fount, leaving

no dregs on tbe bottom. The fount

should then be washed in strong

rinsed in warm water.

dried. It should then be filled

with fresh oil. The burner should be boiled in soda and water until

the network tbat crosses it is free

from dirt and dust If the wick has become clogged with the sediment, replace it with a new one.

X4fw Card.

-FUI.Ki COXR,AHorntvi. Offlt4 in

AtUn Mcfiary't ntw block, p-fair

oxr corner room. Special ana carem attention will be given to Probate butituu,

and tp prompt collection of daunt, set

tlement of tttatet m rpeetoity.

-J. F. MORGAN. Attorney. Office up-

etairtover National Bank. All biuineu of w legal nature given eareful attention. Probate bunineu a tpecialty. Will practice

in all eourtt. lieaaquartertjor pension au-

plieante. Give tne a call.

-ilULKY i RICH, Attorney; o-

tariet and Insurance Agent. Will pratlice in all the State and Federal Gmrte.

Prompt and cartful attention given to the Collection of Claim, to tettlina decedent

eeiatet, and to alt other butinee of a legal nature. A tpecialty made of Pennon.

ice over "Corner" clothing ttore, touth-

wttl corner public tquare.

LOUDEN ROGERS, Attorney:

Office over Fint Rational Bank. Uiui-

nem of a legal nature given eareful at

tention in all court. Real eetata tiUe examined by aid of Louden' Ab-

ttract. A ipeeiatty made of the col

lection and remittance of claim f aft

xtnd.

BVSKIRK t BVSKIRK, Attorney.

Office in building touth of Bank, oa

ground floor. Special attention given to

frooate ounnet. to tne collection or claim.

and to butinee in all the court of Jhi

and adjoining eounttc.

DUNCAN BATMAN, (H. C. Dun

can, Ira V. Batman,) Attorney. Office over Stone' thoe ttore, unit tide public

tenure. Particular attention will be gtv

en to Probate cat, tollecivon, etc. Will

practice xn an xne court. - EAST $ EAST, Attorney. Offic

in JSte Hive merit, north net putlte tquare, up-ttair. Give prompt attention

to iTooatt outinett, ana to tne collection

of claim. Will alto practice in all court. Agent for No. I intwance.

Hauling on Turnpikes.

To all persons who are hauling oyer tb,e

Pike roads of Jlonroo county : Since there have been many complaints made at the Auditor's office within tlje past few days about people hauling heavy loads 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 -r "Bo it enacted by the General Asaombly of tbe Stale of Indiana, That it shall be unlawful for any person to baul over any turnpikes or gravel roads at any time when the same ia thawing through, or Is by reason of wet weather in condition to bb cut up and injured by heavy hauling, a load on a narrow-tired wagon of more than twenty hundred pounds, or on a a broad-tired wagon, of more than twenty-five hundred pounds, and any person violating the provisions of tbis act shall "be lined not less than five dollsrs nor mere than Any dullars for each load ao bauled." I do this so that no one can take

offense at the county commissioners

in cum any indictments are found against teamsters or others for violation of the above act.

i Respectfully, Wx. T. BLAIR,

vouniy Auauorana uianc oi tne noara

.. or latmmissionart. JTab. 3, itjtfl.

The NESTOR of (he MAGAZINES

Aft ORDINANCE for the improvement of Kirkwood Avenue, and providing for the cost thereof. Sec. I. Bo it ordained by tho Mayor

and Common Council of the Citv of

Bloomiagton, Indiana, two-thirds of tba members thereof concurring therein, that Kirk wood Avenue in said city be improved by Grading and laying a brick sidewalk on tha north side theroof from

the east side of iu-lot No. 16 & east, to cart

we or Uanible street, in accord anco witu the plans and specifications therefor as borctoforo adopted by tho Common Council for the improvement of said street now

on file in the office of tha City Clerk of

said eity and in accordance with the Kuiiolution of tho Common Council, Adopted Due. 23d. 1890.

S eo. II. Th e cost of said improvement

ol saal street, except the proportion tlifcr':of occupied by street and alley crossine;.

shall be assessed per lineal fiont tout

against tbe real o-taltf abutting thorcon, said asattuinent, if deferred shall be paid

ia ten annual installments, to each of

wbicb shall bo added interest at six per cent, per annum, payaltlo smi-annujlly from tha date of tha Bnal estimate thereon, and collected a provided by law.

A bond or bonds. snail be wsuca in an

ticipation of tha collection of Slid deferred asrexments, unless tho property owners pay tboir said assestnionts before said bond or bunds are Issued. All as profited for in an Act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1889. Sec. 111. This ordinance shall be in full forco and oifvel on and after its leunl

trip. : publication.

1. KvUert V- urcivve, Ulerii ol tne ciiy

1 ., I. !... ol HhtiiniiigUm, inuiuna, crriily tlie spends enough to ttay a quarter ol ,,. ' , m,.r.f ...,.

tbe expense of the fiengfiin. Tlie!,.f fln ordJnHin-e adopted Ijy the Common - . I . . t . i ' . z . i : ' :i ..r ... :.i k..; M ,.

Sc 3X-i

Ohio nnd Mississippi Railway ,

WeWTIte tint Inne Kail and H ut T( 4 Salld Daily Trains to Cincinnati, 4 Solid Dally Trains to St. Louis, 3 Solid Daily Trains to Louisville, Connection in Union Depots with trains for all Unas for tha Katt. "West, North and South. Through Veitibute Day Coaches, Pullman Farlor ears ar.d Sleep

ers on alt trains, a Double Dally

Cine of Pullman Vestibule Buff.t Sleep

er front St. Liouts ami stations on .Hum Line to Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York, without change. Bomb Skkkkm Hovine West should

take tbis Una nt it has less changes of ears

and belter accommodations man otner route. Our vestibule cars are a luxury,

wnich may bo enjoyed by all. without ex

tra charge, and every attention ts given

our passongcrs to mako their iouraty

pleasant and comfortable. Our agents will take pleasure in answeaii.g inquiries

in regard to rates for passengers and freight, time, routes and connections; anil

at vuur home if desired and attend to

shipping freight by tho mast direct routes

and cliccking baggage, wttanut rnarga

for any assistance .they may be abla to

render. N. B Pusfengi-rs should par-

chasa tickets before entering cars, as tbo

ticket rata is ten cat lasa than tha train

rata. Communications addressed to tha

undersigned will receive prompt attention. Address: V O. Siiahkh, Ticket Agent

O. & It. Rv., Mltch.ll, Ind. CO. JoKKa, raon

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NOT1CR TO COSTRACTOHI. Bids will b recti red by tba Oommis Council of the City of Bloomiagton, Indiana, in tbe Council Chamber, in said h)y at their regular meeting, to be held TUESDAY, MABCtl 17th, 1891, for Grading, Guttering, ' ITcA'diimiiing r-nd Paving Lincoln street from Third street to Tenth street. Specification for said improvement are now on file, and can be seen at th City Clerk's nfllce. Th Common Council reserve th right to rvject any or all bids.

Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by tha Common Coun

cil: Resolved, That horraftmr no hid will

be received, and acted upon by the Com-

llfiitnciL linls tba 'ihibim of tha

District Passenger Agent. vnconaas,lna: lnrctie who are to ein the bon4 of tha

J. P. lUuxaBa, Pras't & Gjn'l Ssnagor I applicant, in case ho is awarded th eon-

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Bbami., Ind., Dec. l

nro., nioommsteav

oa . my fifth bottle

JMervtno, ana l reel '

but I won't do it tilt 1 1

all right. Had oooj swelled liver, and felt I

all right now, thank to-l

lout etc..

GEO!

OwKSRBOM. Green

1890. Messrs. Farie Bn

On the 4th of July 1 1

ton to witnea tbe e

been tick from the since early tn tha wh

mucD ditcouragaa.,

It Ha bren wortn aa

ma Kk. I. has ru.il nn

mend it wherever any pa'

tna. sour truly,

Jaa. Buckley, of

Brown ountv. wrHs t

'I had a bad case of dy

gnawing sensation, and m i

tne tbat at usm made

war about to di X tehkg

South AmsrioaNrvin(i

weii as i vr vtm a toys

use lUM ieuer you i

lkiir- .aJ

noniiieviiie.ur

'94 ltesirs. Fari

not baea able So ait- up hour each day lino sh;'

last winter, tilt within-

months, when sho begun lo t ... ... mi-. . . . . ' ' I

tna us oi Bonis Amaneasi bottU of whioh I bought

in oioamininon. on .mm

soon be as strong a ver,

recovery ts almom ml

publish this U yon wufb l

Nn NgpMB.Dseaj

io xarw lyrom.j trvg thankfuln fer the 1

South American Nr store. It seemed to i

tha first do. I hav.

slaap soundly and OMk 1

old. vigor, it m

der. Send me three I

eaelo the money.

Rom on a.

Meran. Faris Bros. I

irood ncts of

1 a sick last wtenirgg

induced to buy a

Nervine while in

used four bottle, aad

like a charm la my mend it to any on.

CINCINNATI, O.

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rcgumr

Council of id city at their

mewtint; hvld Fohru-try 3.1. 1891.

ROUKltT C. tiUKKVSS. Feb. llwOl. . . City .Clerk.

present legislature ut one Liir,

cold blnH. 5"

Tnil. NVw. Ti is "ltlp1 that

Mr. Gent will remain ohainnnu of; .. -.

the house committee on t-mu muce ihTmM7ri vwi. frZZ'

and it U just firmly s'ttletf that ' , providing far the thereat. . this committee will nut even be s:. i. li it ordinl by. tho Mayor called together aiitl, of cburso, will aid Common Council of (be city of

make no report. In the MoSse ;'Vr";"lB.T:iJx rT.-.OT i ri .L"T

yeaterday Mr. Petew called up IsTa f Klt-vnth.iret in saiJ city, he improrvd

reHOlUtlolIS, Uema tilling. ;tliat Jlr.;uy uiatlmg, buttecing, atoAdnmizmg

Rent either make renorts . on hills 'd ln f,ck hotu. sides

, . ,. ... . HhrreOf front M or Urn stroot t

rnerreu io uis ciuniniitmi. or resign :rtret in aceordane with

hiK poeitMii. JL lie rrsolutign

Jaukson

the plana and

AX CnD3.Tf tCE for tho improvement ot Eleventh street, and providing Tor tho oust thereof. Sitfli 1. Be it orJnin l by th Mayor and Cornwall Co-ineii of tlio city of

Utooioin;ton, Indiano, tw third of tha iMt'Uibi'rs tlitTMifcHiiciirring I herein, thnt Kl- v.-nth rtruot in d city be .improved by Orndtuu, Giittarinc, MuA'iatnizing,

juul i)aV!nlC brick idmiilkan.bulb iides.'

I Ihurcot from Vialnut strnet u Stuiton

street in acxinuuro with l.io plnns ur.d specifications tbervlor as heretofore adopt, ed uiid-aniondwl hy the Council for the iiiiprovaniant of nid etreilt, now on Hla iallie oflico ofltio Clark of nid city, and in accordance with ilio Resolution of the Conimuii Council adopted Dcsmbar 23d, 1890. fiac. II. Th cost f said improvement of said lrat, except tbe proportion there-

tract, i

F-h

ROBERT V.

91. St

ORKEVKS, Citv Clerk.

WATERWORItS KLKCTIOSI. A Spt-ciiil City Kl -lion will bo held at the Cnurt ll-Huo in lilonmingtou on AVEDKKSDAY, FEB. 25, 1S91, for th pu'-potp of voting for or agnliwt the count ruolion of water-works in the

City of Bloomitiifton. in a-cor lanco with

I th ordinniico heretofore pnbli.hed. i l'olls unrs from 4 till & p. -in.

KUUItUV O. ORKKVES, Citv Clerk,

Notice to IVoa-1

I the eirrutt court, Stat

Nellie A- Phillip, vs.,

Boyle, H. King and yv.M Complaint Notfc

flow comes tne pu

lxrr, aer attorneys, an

plaint herein, tE3tbr '

that said defendants, AMm

uTie, ss. sing aoo Vi not r.idoU f to SUtl

fivlice at therefore h def.ndnt that palvsath

on tho.Wtb da of shaiii

sent to the table with a rush.. Mr.

Gent defended himself by earing

that the Democratic platform did

not call for any temperance legisla

tion and there was no Ueinanit lor

it among Democrats.

The provision regarding (he

taking effect of the fee and salary bill as follows :

Where any clerk, auditor, record

er, treasurer or slieriu naa been elected by the people of bis county before the taking effect of this act to any office, the terra, of which does not expire until after the tak

ing effect of this act, such ofheer

during the time that he holds. such a term shall not be subject to the

provisions of (his act. JUe. shall hold such term of office, and perform tbe duties thereof and receive the compensation thereof, prescrib

ed by law, the same as if this act

bad not passed. .

A bill has been introduced in

to the legislature fixing salaries of

county eomniisaioners. - Under we tirovisions of this bill, wiiioh is ikoly to become a law, the commissioners of Monroe county will each be paid 1225 per year. Ind. Journal : Mrs. Helen

Gougar addressed the Senate Thurs

day asking that the "age of con

sent" be raised to eighteen years,for a prohibitory law, and .for" female

atrarage at mauicipal elections; At the afternoon session Senator Boyd

introduced a series of resolutions

setting forth Mrs. Gougar's emi

nent services to the Democratic parly ; tbat the Democratic party was the party of a -full and free bsllot and of temperance ( laughter

and reform, and asking the President to appoint a cotnmitf.ee of five,

all Democrats, to report bills to

cover the points suggested by bcr Tbe resolution were rejected.

Ji - , . - i i!

iiHWee

Stranger, to 7-year-old Boston bpy- "Say bub, w here's fioyhton street?"

"Boston boy "While your mode of address, eir,seeme to me to savor

of undue, cot to say unwarrantable familiarity, you shall have the information you seek. You will

perchauce deary eoine distance nr

the street un imposing structure of i-j " i i

iniuiunugici.1 renaissance sou earij Venetian architecture. The streei for which you inquire is iuipediatcly contiguous."

(d and amended by the Common Council

for tbe improvement of told street, now on 111 in tho office of th Clerk of said city, and in accordance with tbo Resolution of the Common Council adopted December 33d, 1890.

Sto 11. Tba eoat of said improvement

of said Street, except tho proportion there

of occupied by street, and alley crossing!, shall be assessed per lineal front foot against th real estato abutting thereon, said assessments. If deferred, shall be paid

in ten annual installment, to ecn, or which shall b added interest at six per

cent, par annum, pavable semi-annually

from the da W of tho final estimate there on, and collected as provided by law.

A bond or bonds shall be issued in an

ticipation of the collection o said deferred

assessments, unless the property owuers

y tboir said assessment belore said nd or bond are issued. All as provid

ed for in sn Act of the Oenoral Assam bly of Indian, approved March 8tb, 1839.

BKO. ill. 'i'nat all previous ordinances heretofore adopted for tba improvement

of taat part of said street are hereby repealed. ' '

oxo. IV. J.ni orainanco snau do mi full fore and effect oa and after it legal

publication. I, Robert C. G reeves. Clark ofthe City of Bloomingtoa, Indiana, certify the foregoing ia 4 true and correct copy of an or dinance adopted by the Common Council of said city at their regular mauling held

February 30, ii. RO&KBT C. GBEEVES, Feb 11, '81-31. City Clark.

. Vandal ia Liine. j The Crent Pant Mull List, Tha Shortest, Best and Quickost Uaa between tha East, West, North aad tfouth. Trains loavo tireancastl Junction for the West; No. 5, 8;03 am; No. 1, l-M pa. Mo. t, J;16 pm, fie. , 1,21 am, Ho. 3, 5;2 pm. Train No. 1 has elegant parlor ear far St. Louis; Train No. ft has Pullman Vestibule Sleeper. Dinner and suppi served in dining car; Train No. a ha: Pullman Buffet Sleeper for St. Leu is. Train leave Qreencastl Junction far thEt: No. a, 3;44 pm, No. IS, 1;41 Sm, No. 2, 0;18 pin, No. 11, 1.-14 am to. , 2i56 ant, No. 4, 8;i am.

Train No. 30 has Pullman Vestibule

Sleeping Car running through to New York, without chance. All meals served

in dining cart. This train also ha al.

gant Parlor Car for Indianapolis and Cincinnati f Train No. 11 has through Pullman Buffet Sleeper to Cincinnati; Train No. S ha Pullman Sleeper for Indianapolis in which passengers cau remain until breakfast time. Also Pullman Buffet

Sleeper ta Philadelphia, New Vorb, Bal

timore and Washington without change. liakingdiraet eonnoctions for all points. Vour connections nra sura nnd quick in

Union Depots. NoTranaforsor Jjay-ov.

or and your accommodations nra tinoxcolled. Any information regarding rout, rules, &a., address CHAS. H. MIXK1I, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terra Haute, Ind. IS. A. FORD, General Pussienicer

ernl, J- M. OHBSBKOUGH, Assistant

General Passenger Agent, bt. uouia, Ho

against the real eituUi abut'.ini; thereon.

said jS6ui3iit, if deforral shall be paid

in ten annual installments, to encu-ur

which shall bo added interest ut six per rent, per annum, parable send-annually from the dale of Hnal wlimate thereon, and culloctcd as provided by law. A bond or bonds aball b issued in anticipation of the collection of said deferred assessments unlesi tbe property owni:rs: pay their said assessments beforp said bond or bonds are issued. All as provtdod for in an act of tb General Assembly of Indiana, approved Mnrch Sth, 1389. Sea lit. That all previous ordinances heretofore adopted for tho improvamnnt of thnt part of said street are hereby - repealed. Bsc. IT. This ordinance aball bo in full force and effect on and after its legal publication. I, Bobert O. G reeves. Clerk or th city of Bloomington, Indlan,ortify the foregoing to be a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by tha Common Council of aid city at their regular meeting held February 3d, 1891. ROBJSBT C. 0BKSVE3, . Feb II, ei.st. City Clerk. -

AH ORDINANCE forth improvement of Lincoln street, and Drovidine for the cost thereof.

Sxo. I. Be it ordeinsd by tho Mayor and Common Council of the City of

bloomington Indian, two-third of the members theroof concurring therein, that Lincoln street in said city be Improved by

Grading, Guttering, McAdnmizing and paving a brick sidewalk an both (id

theroof from Rtb (treat to loth stroot in accordance with th plans nnd spocitlea--tlona therafor as heretofore adopted and'

amended by the Common Council for th

improvement 01 suia street, now an wa in the office of the Clerk of said city, and in accordance with the Resolution of th Common Council, adopted December 2d, 1890.

8 to. II. Tb cost of said improvement

of laid street, neept th proportion tnoro-

of occupied by street anu alley crossings, shall bo assessed per lineal front foot aminst the real estate abutting; thereon,

said assorsmonts if doferrod Shall be paid, in ten annual installments, to each of whleh.

shall bo addrd interest at six percent, per

annum, payable semi-annually, from tna data of the final estimate thereon, and

collected as provided by law; A bond or bonds sball be issued in antioipatian of

the collection of said deferred assessmen ts unless the property owuers pay their said

ainMinianU bofora said bond or bonus are

issued. All a provided foi in an Act of

tna uanarnt Assomoiy 01 tnaiana, ap

proved Maroh 8th, 1889. Sco. III. Tbat all previous ordinances

baretoforo adopted for th improvement

or that part or aM street are nereoy repealed. Hkc IV. This ordinance shall bo in full foioo from mid after its legal publi

cation. . I, Robert C. ti reeves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, ceiiifj tbo foregoing ia a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by tho Common Council of said city at thuir regular meeting bold Januarv JOlh, 1301. nOBjJUT C. G-KEEVES, Jap. 33, 01-3L City Clerk.

jiesl JIm(lau,f it,

UoTU.im. B

m I Molt M,D,( Norfolk Building, 8th and Sim Sts. C 1 Jf C I S M A T I , o a o . Specialty : Kipnbv DrsEASfi. COBltKSPONDKNCE SOLICITED.

iitiess iay-nam and'S

Court, aftixsd at Bloomjo

any or January, lrai. lit

JOHN W.HlRAVKf Jan J8 JOSI lloareffi

(ossay --mi

Vault Cleaxiso nhnuM not be neglected, in the interest Wh of cleanliness and health. John Brown is prepared in the mnt complet manner to give this business hi careful attention. Be has tight aiks, dcodnriaing material, and everything that is necessary to make this bu.iincss a success; Call on Brown and got his flguros ft is cheaper to clean up vour pretuiscs than to contract typhoid fever.

nsBirr's sale.

Ilv virtueofacertiHad onv of Is-

ore and and order of sale to tn directed, from the Clerk' oOoa of tha Monro irealt court, in a causa wherein the J . 1. Case Threshing Machine Company is plaintiff and Bolwrt D. Lake ia defendant, requiring ma to make th sum of On Thousand Pour Hundred and Fifty-flv Dollars and Eighty-four cent ($1,4511.84) with interest on said decree and cost, 1 will expos at Public Sal t tho highest bidder on SATURDAY, MARCH S1T, t88l, between the hour or 10 o'clock a. ru. and 4 o'clock p. tn., of said day, at th door of th court hous in Bloomington, Monro county, indinna, the rents and proBts for a term not exeerding seven, years, th following described roil estato,' in Monro county, in th State of I ndiana. to-wit : The oast half of the northeast quirtar of section twenty-two iSJ) town ight (8) north rang two (3) west, situate in Monroe county, Indiana. . If such rents and proflte will Bot sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said deer, interest and costs, I will at th sam ties and place expos at Public Sale, the faeiliuple of sid real uteta or so much thareof a may be sufficient to diwaarge said deoroa, interest and cost. Said sale will be rawd without any re liof whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS J. TARR, Sheriff Monroe County. Feb. 15, '80.

day or Januarv, 1891. . .jPS JOHN WAWAVgS5 Jan 18 1831 MohreiL Jj, x asamtiiet or ssswsla SK.urut of tke lsii'i.shiilL sttSaobUm PweaisTCwH

wttM I

By Using Allen B.WrisIey't eooQ cheer m Latest and Best lB?eib IStlia Hd Riisbihsif Clothes Requif ed-AskyourGrocer for It Fciiiiw Directions Cids

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,.- ih. or

Is1 I

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,fi;iSS

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n o -r--

The annual steetiBjt

or in iwiasiiie, Railway Compaav

nesdsy, Mnrch Uth, 1 noon, at the ofltcea" of;

Uroaoway, maw xors,

electing 11 rectors who terms shatt tranmotkm T such

bo nroDerl v bmuirht

Polls opoa from lj dock r.k.

Tha transfer book Aatuniav. ttehruarr 1

clock M., until ThW

189), at 1 o'clock A.

Th annual sncetln;

of th Bedford bt fimnanv and of tha

& French Liok SprinC

pny will be hM at. thj

place. . e

"W. H- Lawn, 8o'y

JAMK3 F. MOB).

Rtl to ntMB"

In th Monro Ciraait larm. 191.

liamilda warnar va. tlaarv

vompmlni att.

0OV CVUIW lh nnwiiH U

can, oer attorney, ana nis

heroin, togetner with an

interest wl party uat sahl ryJ. Warner, is not

State of Indiana; that r,:

fendant is a neeeaaary part Notice is therafor hwi

defendant last named, thtt

and appear on th 8mt day

term or tne Monro vircm

nuraon fin iiiiv ur.. Jiflaiiir

un as tn court nouo.

ton, said county and state, demur to said complaint, I

bo hoard ami determined, in

Witness my name and

court, affixed at Qlaosnl

I ..... . 1 ,.BHM IV I -

Jan. 14, 'U I

TtaasT-

tic Cure" fur Bhaamali

radically cur in

nn the system ia remarl

it removes at oncn

iminedinti'ly disapii

bonelils. T5.-W. Snli

DruggitU. Btoom

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