Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 March 1891 — Page 2
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The Bastae Mens' Carnival, the entertainaaent to be given br t h poblie seboola oa Thursday ami Fridajevrainf.Mueb 5 and 6. MoMMca to be a Rnd rarerw. Mora tbaa oae baodrcd sad fifty cbiktrcuare ww being practiced and dcilleJ ta take part in tbe exrdan. Tbe entertaiBiaent will hegirra at the college chapel, Tbe stage will be greptlf enlarged and extended to near tbe water of the rvnea, nuking almost every peat in the chapel desirable, both for seeing and hearing. Tickets for iiwei ved seats trill
be on aale at Fam Bran. Sale oi
tickets to begitf Saturday morning, Frb..28, promptly at o'eloek. Reserved . March 5th, -36c General aoWranon. 25e.
Reserved eeata, March Gih35c
General admieaion. 8Se.
School children, ceneral admU-
ioo, March 6th, 10a. Chammah of Committee
John D. Miller of Grceusboi?,
ban been amwiated Judge, of tbe
Bnnreme coort to fill the vacancy
ceased by Berkshire's death. He was born in Johnson county, this
State, and educated at Hanover, lie was a soldier, and has a. good
standing at the bar.
Tbe harem employes arc about
tbe on! r ones in tbe service of the
Saltan' who are sure of their pay,
The latest description of the -Bui-
tan's matrimonial establishment
-""fill " i.naa.ilatf, jjfo f tll
RnttatsV wive shows that oe
TIS
fire fimt-eJass wives, velides; twen
tv-foar second-clUtt morganntio
' - ail I Vl wl.:l
"feroritea and "slaves Tbe eare and attendance of tbe female establisbmeats reqaire the services of 6,000 persons, who are the only people in Turkey tvSo receive their foil pay with regularity. People who desire to have an easy, harem scarea time, as 'twere, hould remove to Turkey and become J candidates for Saltan
Hrtter notitioa tbaa Mayor of
jSleaminetoa. Unaole longer to compete for
American trade. with the tariff!
against them, a heavy firm of fine plush mannfseturers of Manchester, xe i .tn -l i i
yStWss in that country and locate their V works at Bridgeport, Conn., where
they nave leased tbe old Howe sewing' msrhiwe factory. They will give, employment to six bun died bands. This is another evidence of bow the McKinSey bill is raining tbe manufacturing interest of the United States. It is said that between tbe Island of Madagascar and tbe coast of India there are sixteen thousand islands, only six hundred of which are inhabited. In any of these islands a man can five and support Ws-fanriry in princely luxury,withtot working mote than twenty-live
iy in the year la fact, on some
- of these Wanda, be needn't work
at all, as nature provides th- .food, and no clothes are required. It is
ntraage that tbe great fraternity of
Jasy.men have not drifted to these islands. At tbe Woodard sale, Lexington, Ky., Friday, the 13-year-old - stallion Anteeo, 2:16, by Electioneer, dam Columbine, by A. W. Kirbinond, was knocked off to 8.
A. Brown A Co., KaIamaaoo,Mtcb.,
&J,OUU. All during tbe week sold ' proportionalely well. td breedinir, mod individuality
todi trot was eagerly sought after
A remedy for removing warts : Take common washing soda and
make a very strong solution. Apply it to tbe wart fear or five times
n day. f M. K. MeBenry, Genrsen.lH 'm a - a a r.
as bongnt ot n. . woner, i'r:n,
yn the Chestnut stallion Mamtne'Rassell, 13-yesrs-okL by
oodford Mambrino, dam Miss Dwell (dam of Manil S., 2-Mi),
Rlrt. Jr ; grawnatn Sally ibis lt hy Bostou. rt iee 520,000,
Oaily Two Meat Killed. Several years aigo W. J. Elliott tatted a Sunday newspaper in Columbus, O. There was no field for it, and bo Elliott bit upon a plan to create for his paper, which, he called "The Capital," a field in
which to work. He succeeded.
He made his paper sensational.
Whenever he could bear that a
young man bad died suddenly from
a overdose ol morphine taken to
unendurable pam, he publisli-
ed.in the "Capital" and telegraphed to other pipen that the young
man bad committed suicide, thus
prejudging the case and lacerating the feelinvs of the family and
friends. Did a report become curthat some girl who was irresponsi
bly, giutly bad- become infatuated with a showman, or of some perxoij repugnant to her relations, he paraded the story in glaring headlines in his paper, and scandalized all
the relations and menus; Had
some man gone est ray, tbe "Capi
tal jrave tbe details in their revolt-
ine nastiness. Did a voune man
commit some act or was he accused
of having been guilty of an assault, of which the court records afterwards showed him to be vindicated, the magnified details were printed in his own paper and still fuller particulars were telegraphed to others at CiocinnMi and Chicago. People bought the paper because
they had a curiosity to see who
were the latest to be abused- in its columns, though ail the time fear-
in?" that their time would come
next, whether guilty of any actual wrong or not. Elliott in time became feared and detested as such
people olwars arc. ivecently a
paper named the "Sunday World
was started, and in order to make room for itselt tried to out-do the Capital." This excited the foal, ousv of Elliott, and a personal
wordy war beeun in tbe columns
jt mu uuniuiy 1 Wi5fi Os-
lorne-, ot me "world," was on
a.lept in tbe use of vitone:
terian church for forty years. The body was placed in a vault at tbe Mitchell cemetery to await a suitable time for burial. at the 8heeks cemetery. Mitchell Commercial.'
There are a large number, of doctors who under au Indiana law are permitted to practice when they can make proof that they have been practicing a certain numoer of years before the law was josaed. One of these fellows, an Elkhart county doctor, recently wrote a letter to a brother physician in Goshen, of which the following is a
verbatim copy : "Dear Dock I hav
a pashnnt whos ptiisicol 6ines aignsj shoes that the windpipe has ulcer
ated of, and his lung bave drop
intoo his stutnipirk. be is unabil to
swoller and 1 feer his stummiok
tube IB gdn. I hav giv him cvry-
unng wiinout etect. nis tatt.fr ib
welthy Oiierable and influential, he is an active memberoff the M.
E. church and god nose I dont
want to lose by m. what shall I due.
ana by returne male, yours in neede."
ltus is a case where the patient s
bad spell is not so bad as the doc
tor's. South Bend Tribune.
an1 a Elfin
unci
-lOrTrace,
tott had met Lis match, and was
unable to take the doses he had administered to hundreds of Colum
bus people. A particularly hot article was published in tbe" World" of Sunday, Feb. 221, and on Mon
day, while tbe George Washington parade was on the streets, Osborne of the "World" was attacked by W. J. Elliott, and bis brother Pat. Pistols were used, and Osborne was killed, Pat. Elliott and three
others wounded by pistol balls, and
a looker-on, named Hughes iutantly killed by a pistol ball aimed at Osborne by' W. J. Elliott.
Tbe people are not in love with
iLlhott, and if tbe same conditions prevailed there that exist in some portions :. of Indiaua, the Elliotts would be hanging from Lost River bridge, or some other hiatorio point.
Blind Instinct.
But
some-
a
Something a Blind ATm Knew.
Jjoh t Know Why. By some singular instinct, a roan
who was born blind can tell when he is opposite an object, and tell
whether it is tall or short, slender
or bulky. He can also determine whether it be a solitary object or a
continuous fence ; whether a close
fence or an open one. and
times whether a woinleii fence,
stone wall or a hedge. None of the five senses has anything to do with this perceptive ower, but tbe im-
face, aud by it transmitted to the
brain. He therefore names tbe
unrecognized sense "facial pert-en i-.ifin V Tl.o ttnncnnm t r It
r racial perception, ana
makes the impressions faint and
untrustworthy, but darkness is no impediment, A noise which dis
tracts the attention interferes with
the impressions. In na&iiuz aluuz
the street he can distinguish shops from private houses, doors from
windows, and whether the windows
consist ot a -number of panes or a a - m
single sueet ot glass.
At Frankfort, Clinton county, in circuit court, a iury returned a verdict for plaintiff in the case of Miller vs. tbe Monon railroad tor 112,500. This was a suit for damages that grew out of the Carmel wreck about a year ago. Mr, Miller, tbe plaintiff, was badly injured in the wreck, and lives atTerhune. Tbe ease was on trial four weeks and was stubbornly contested. Judge Wesnerof Lebanon, assisted by P. W. Gard and D. J. McMath conducted tbe case for the plaintiff, while. KreUinger. and Baylees defended the railroad,
A swindler appeared in Cairo the other day with a new game that of converting old, rancid, unsalable butter into an article as fresh as the choicest creamery. He went into several stores to sell his process, and finally exhibited at Smith - Bros. . He took a smalt chunk of bad butter, put it in a bowl and worked it a while according to his process, and then
sent the individual to whom be was imparting the secret after some
salt, when be threw the butter out and substituted a fresh lump which he had in bis pocket. The trick was discovered and the fellow taken in by the police.
Mrs. Fanny Sheeks, widow of
Denton ohtcks, died at the Wid
ow's Home, at New Albany, Saturday evening, aged 88 yeajf. The remains were brought here on Monday morning and the funeral was preached at the Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock by Rev. G. W. Telle, of Salem. The deceased was. a most estimable wnninn m!
'had b(r u member of the I'resby-
EIlettsYilla Ciiizn : John Fulfc will work at Bloom
ineton this season we learn. The
quarries there are getting some of
our uesi men.
rcrry Bros, have put in a new
channcler at the upper quarry and
a new Doner at toe mm. A telegram was received yester
day trom U. J& etiropson statins
that his sister, Mrs. Jane Beeves,
ot Wichita, Kansas, died on Tburs day night.
Next Monday W. B. Miller will chance his place of work from
Worley's to Marshall's hardware store, and as soon as school is out Jonathan Bay will euter the cmploy of Mr. Worley as clerk in the
store and cashier ol the bank.
&
Perrv. Matt hewn. WnrW
Blevinv have bought the machinery
oi ine iienry rratner kjo. at open
eer, and are now getting ready open their quarry.
to
A Colorado man who took
trip into old Mexico writes from Monterey : "Immense loads of su
gar are brought in from the coun
try on these carts drawn by oxeu ;
the driver generally walks in front
ot his cattle, and urges them on by
hissing at them, as do the drivers
of tbe mules on the street cars.
. . . . ...
t hese uere learned that men can
daive oxen-end .do it well, without
a big whip, or bawling gee, whoa, haw, and cursing and swearing at
them. An ignorant, uudeveloprd
Mexican would be ashamed to
mane such an internal noise aa we
civilized Yankees do iu driving
oxen.
Lawver Pullman is an Austin
lawyer who has a great reputation
for co lecting bad debts. If the money can be got out of a man he
will get it. It was to ibis lawyer that Bob Binokley referred when
he was requested to run quick for a
doctor, as a neighbor a child had
swallowed a coin. "Doctor be
blowed! I'll run for Lawyer Pullman; he'll get tho money quicker
tlma a uozi'p doctors' uti Bob.
ECIIOBS FltOltl THE INDIANA LAW FOUNDRY. The fee and salary bill was amended in the Senate so aa to make it go into effect June 1, 1892, and it is believed the House will conrur in the amendment.
-Everybody will Le rtwry to earn that the Tudiana legislature
will adjourn March 9th. It is
such an amusing organization that
we all like to bear from rt each week.
The cigarette bill was killed
in the Senate last week. Several days previous it was charged in
the Indianapolis papers that tbe
cigarette manufactuiers had sent
several thousand dollars to the
capital city to be used as "argu
ments." As there is nothing that
can be said in favor of cigarettes or their use, it is bard to understand the defeat.
Journal : The amendment
passed in the Senate yesterday, to
the bill preventing heavy hauling provides that when the roads are soft the maximum load that can be
placed on a wagon with n irah-and-a-half tire, shall be 1,600 pounds; two-inch, 2,000pouuds ; three-inch, 3,000 pmindaf: fbnr-
inch, 4,000, arid five-inch, 5,000
pounds.
Ind. Sun : The congressional
reapportionment bill 'will become a law. It makes ten of tbe thirteen
districts Democratic, changing all but the Eighth (Terre Haute), Ninth (LafayetteW and Filth
(Cooper'a) districts.) Iu Indiana
polis (tbe ceventh) bhelby is taken off and added to the Fourth.
This is the way the Bushville
Republican sees things: "As for
Indiana she needs no eulogist.
There she stands look at her!
A Democratic legislature in session,
and the State Treasurer shinning
around trying to lxrrow money to
pay the statesmen and the luterest
on the State debt.
Law Cards. FUI.lt $ CORK, Attorney. Offiet in Allen $ Mctlary'$ new block, xp-ntair or corner room. Special and careful attmt'am -Kill be given to I'robatr. butinea, and to prompt collection of cluima. Setllemciil of tt'ttie a upeeialty. t. F. MORGAN, Attorney. Office upstair Over national Bank. All bwine of a legal natur given careful attention. Probate batines a tteeially. Will practice in all court. Headquarter for pension opplicant. Give me call.
MVLKY RWB, Aliornru. JVV
tarie and Insurance Agent. Will prac
tice in art Ine State and Federal Court. Protnpt and careful attention given to. the Collection of Claim, to tetllina decedent
estate, and to all other butine of a legal nature. A specialty made of ' Pension.
Office over "Corner'' clothing store, southwest corner public eqttare. LOUDEN $ ROGERS, Attorneys. Office over First National Bank. Butine of a legal nature given careful at
tention in all court. Real cslait- titiet
examined by aid of Louden' Ab
stract. ' A specialty made of the rol-
Icetion and remittunc of claim of all kinds. BUSKRK t BUSK IRK, Attorney.
vjgtce in auutting south of JSank, on ground floor. Special attention given to
Probate business, to the collection of claim.
and to butine in all th court of thi
and adjoining count it. DUNCAN B ATM AX, IH. C Dun
can, Ira C. Batman,) Attorney. Office
over Stone' hoe store, uttt ttde public quare. Particular attention will be gi en tft Probate cat, collection, etc Will practice in all the court. !- EAST $ EAST, Attorney. Office
in Bee Hire mock, north side public
tguare. up-ttair. Vive jirompt attention
fa Probate business, and to the collection of claim. Will also practice in all
court. Agent for No. I insurance.
Ifnnltag on Turnpikes.
To all parsons who ar hauling ovor tbe
Pike ruada of Monroe county : Since thre have been many complaints made at the Auditor's office within the 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 : 6ec. 1, pages 378-379 "Bo lt onnptad by tlio General Aisembly of tba Stale of Indiana, Thitt It (hall b unlawful fur any pcrion to baut over any turnpikes or praTel rotidt at any time whn the fame li thawing through, or It by reason of wet weather In condition to be cut up and injured by beavy hauling, a load on a narrow-tired wngon of more than twenty hundred poundi. or on a a broad-tired- wagon, ot mors than twenty-live hundred pound, and any person violating tbe provinion of this act (ball be lined not lrse than fiva dollar nor mere than flfty dull art fur each load to hauled."
I do this so that no one can take
offense at Hie county commissioners in cat any indictments are found
against teamsters or others for vio
lation of the above act.
Uesiiecifullv. Wm. T. BLAIR,
County Auditor and Olorlt ol the Hoard
of Coinmifaionvra. fab. 3, 1891,
The NESTOR of the MAGAZINES
AN ORDIff A35CE for the improvement of Kirkwood Avenue, and providing for the cott thereof. Sac. I. Re it ordnined by the Mayor
end Common Council of the City of
Dlooiniagton, Indiana, two-thirdi of the members thereof concurring therein, that Kirkwood Avenue in laid city be improved by Untding and laying a brick idewalk on tbe north tide thereof from the eaet tido of in-lot No. 165 eaat, to eat side of Giunble street, in accord aiico with the plans and speciUcntioiit thdrefor a heretofore adopted liy the Com .mm Council for the improvement of uid street now
on file in tbe office of tho Citv Clrrk of
said citv and in accordance with tho Kes-
An important labor measure -oiution of th Cummon Council, adopted
H..S 1. t, I VOC. 23d, INI".
liiu, iwa 7V II krii, I'HVn ,11 me m , I ml . . ...
r.:ci.,.-: it." v..n k:ii f"--
ucjmuiuiE n t." oi saia street, excvpi luc proportion thtr-
prevent railroad companies from ! f occupied by tUx-et and alley crossing,
withholding a per ceritaee of tie , M8,," Pr '""J1 ,,on 1001 nil against the real o-tnlu shutting th'iroon, employes' wages for alleged hospi-: ,Sd KKmiment, if ,if,rred bo paid tal and insurance purposes.! The I in ten annual installments, to each of enactment of this bill is demanded iuh ,hu be Jled intorw at ix p.ir I,.. innnn:i..J . cent, per annum, payable sonii-anntullv by 10,000 railroad men. fron be date of lfJ, wtilIIllte mari. .Sentinel: Senator Gilmah "v f "e1 "f, T to '
yefilerday intrtxluced a, bill' which jtit-inution of the collation of s. id deferred
union tno property owners
attesimnis M.irt mid
. f-' "',.. t..i.. loonu or ounusnre iuea. au as previa. can recover from the caunly'tv here a far i , Act of the Goner.) Astembir in the assault occurred, any sum of Indiana, nprrovcd March 8th, issa. ' not less than S2.000 nor more than! Sao: IU. .This ordinance thall be in
S5 00O in n anil for damn.rn A nr fu' .(orp? en4a 0 and after its leg!
1, lt.lcrt'C GreevM, ei"rk of the City of Blx. milt-ton, ludiuim, certify tho loregiiinic tti Iks n true and oprrw-t copy
nran rliiinii.-e adopted liy the Cmirnon
jemcmuy luiruuuixu o( uill iiiuu I tlcipatioll of the provides that any male tersbn who jasmtmcnu, unli has been whipped by hi& cans.py .lkei.r !id ,' ju. ,t.i.'. I bond or bond ni
'i " ''rrtsm
-Ohio and Mississippi Railway
tnWThe Fal bin Katt and H'ofl
4 Solid Daily Trains t Cincinnati, 4 Solid Oaily Trains to St. Louis, Solid Duily Tmint to LotiisviUa,
Connection in Union Depots with trains for all linos for tbe at. West, North and South. Through Vestibule Day Coachcf, Pullman Parlor cars and Sleep
ers on all trains. A Double Dally
Line of Pullman Vestibule Bufl'ot Hleop-
ra from ht. Louis and Stations on Alain Line to Wathington, Baltimore. Phila
delphia and New YorL-,wiiboat clung.
Home Sxrkcrs Moving "West should
take this line as it has less changes of oars
and better accommodations than other route. Our vestibule cars are a luxury,
which may ba enjoyed by all without ex-, tin charge, and very attention is given our passengers to mako their jnuraey pleasant and comfortable. Our agents will take pleasure in nnswcr'n.g inquiries in regard to rates for passengers and freight, time, routes and connections; aall at your home if desired and attend to shipping freight by tha most direct routes and elu-cfcing baggage, without charge for any assistance tbey may be able to render. N. B PnsEvngcrs should parchute tickets before entering cars, at tba ticket rata is ten rants lets than the train piala. fninmuni,.aLiiini addrutsed to ltiA
undersigned will receive prompt attention. Ad'lros: S O. 8hakk, Ticket Aaat O. 4 M. Hy Mitchell, Ind. C G. Joaas, District Passenger Agent, Vncenaes.Ittd J. P. HaKsiakd, Pret't & Gen') Uaaager W. B. Suattuo, Genvral Pam'r Agent
CIJivtK J ATI, O.
"According to Homer. Nestor, the old
warrior and the wipe counsellor of the
Greeks, had ruled over thron generations of men, and was wise as the immortal gods."
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GEOSGK
OwznsbcsM, Greene co.
190 Messrs. Paris Bros,
On tba 4th of July I came to'
ton to witness tne eolel
been sick from the effects
since carlv in tbe winter.
much discouraged. While mM
I was advised by a stranger
mv evident bad nealtn naar
American Nervine. I di4s)y the present tim bv taken tbH
it oa men wonu an amvsBisss"'
me. for it has built tin BIT I
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NOTICE TO C'OXTR.4:TOatS. Bid will be renaived by tbe Ouniroen Council of the City of Blonmingtoa, Indiana, in tbe Council Chamber, insaideily at their regular tueetii.g. to be held TUESDAY, J1AKCI1 17m, 1891, for G ading, Guttering, VcAdamixing nnd Paving Lincoln street from Third street to Tmtli siroet iSpocification for said imprevemaat art) now on file, and can ba teen at the City Clerk' office. The Common Couneil reserve tha right to rvjct any oral! bids. Contractor will observe tba following revolution adopted by tho CoiiiiKon Council: - Ri.lvpd, Thai hr-rvafu-r no bids w'il ba received, and acted nnnn by the Common Council, unlwa tba nna.es of tbe sureties who ar. to s'gn tlis b.tn.1 of tha app'icunt, in eie It? I: 5w.1r.tjd lb eon tract, are gircu In the bid. K03EHTC. GEEtVBS, F li I .'!. St Citv Clark. tss sviiinataai m ista staaiaii.iiiaaiii.il siaass
T T Sl r-. 1
nmwp v-nintv, wriwa- sw t ana
! had a bad daaa of slvsm
gnawing enatiott and a flutta
ine tnai as time msas ma lea
were aooui u die. l lone; six
South American Nfvine, and
use tin letter as iu sra at.
J AMSBB tl TToKbie-rillff.nrpMW
'0 Messrs. Pari BroaMj not boas able to ait no mora
boars each dav sine aba hstd'iL 1... .-I-. -1:11 .L..i'j
.in ri , .11) w 1 LU I II IB, ,
months when she began to tw the use of 8nth American Ha
bottles of which I bought ia .1
in Bloamington. 8b beoove'
toon be aa strong a ever, and ft recovery t almost miraeulaoa.'
pnblbh tbia if you with lev
om;:
Na NaiDitoam.
To Far is Bros, Dniggiata.-a
taanaruineaa Tor tbe itesasat South Amerieao Nervine. 1
tre. It seemed to rest jM
tha nrst doan, I bv j aieen sooniitv and ran ar&ra
old vigor. It b) uru(nl a I
u.r. oonu mm sasva i nekata the tuoiiev.
GEOI
Ilomnna,
ilwsrs Pari Brea. I eita good affect of Kouth Asa 1 was sick last winter and
get eemd tt do me any';fj
inducml to buy a !ottlfl;i vr : -i ii . ...
j,orTi.ia wiiite a uiuooitl Uad four bottle, and tba
like a charm ia my Mend it to anr one
utxsmt
$5,000 in a suit for damages; Any
female may -recover not than f 5,000 nor more thatr llO.OdO. ' Indianapolis Journal i The ever famous fee and salary bill wa called up Monday for -third ttl'
Lsims-fsA iuo-r a . .
once denwndfd .ue prcviojia qu-s-
tin. That f-irint of infrrhueiitt! Mr.'FanlknerJuJtt0ib;,4.r!.ll,'
want hi i-qy . one worti ,
. . i - . ' -
iu vjipiuiu n.y vine. .
"Say it nowl"' called
v ices. ! think the said Mr. Fan
Couiictl nr saiu city at llmir regular inentio" h.-lrt - Prbruarv 3d. IS9I.
as ounrnvtE ft r the improv.-mniil of Klmvntli itrcut,
and prov.ding t..r tho cott Hiir.rf,
Skc 1. Be it nr-lnin d bv lb
I ineinbers lliercol concurring therein, I bill M'vorr mi itial ! Kle'lh .troat in said city be impic 0111 IStery niljtMl, liy Qraigt outUriny, McAdamii Ik nor, "and there , and paring a bri.k sidewalk .n both
Alt -OHDlSAXCsB for the imprtivanifMit of KlaT. utli street, aud providing tor tb.o tvj: tluT'ot. Ktr. I; ibji it ordained by the Mayor
t .- anil . tjiiiinon ifimipu a m i iiv .11
a- "d-zen ' Blooiuington, IndinliA. two thirds of I hit
lincinoers inercoi cuueurmig tncrein, mat
nvvd
izing side
ain't a man In Iiidtaniiy with the j thereof from Morton street to Jackson face to come here an' say it ain't rta"lu,'i,r wHh. "a ytans and - , 1 , ! ipooifications thdrcfnr as herctoloro udoptlUJUSt. 1 here 8 my .county and -Kl all,i n,eIlded by thu Connnon Council Decatur layin' Side ail' side,', which for the improvement of said street, now Ripley has the most imputation. ! " fil '! he offic. r ,ho. fk ,f 'Jid r f. ... , , . ' i , ' ! city, and ill accordance with the ltcsoluBut Decatur a salaries is . higher, ; tu.n'r lb. Common Council adopted Doau' they lay side au' side 1 f Au' 1 comber and, i8o.
think the Democrat narir is eow-f ine cost ot saiu tmprovemont
ardlyto take up the. ltepuiili an
platform an' vote ior it.; With
this protest I'll yote for. the bill, an I think hi a d n outrage on the whole business f When the laughter had subsided the roll-call proceeded, and the bill finaly passed by a vote of 77 to 10. Messrd. Gent aud Teal voting against it. News: One of the Representatives from a uorthern county made a successful effort to "dodge" the vote on the county-seat bill (Hammond against Crown Point, Lake county), the other day, and begun writing alleged telegrams at a great rate. A member went after him but he said; "Don't bother me about little matters j nrj partner in Chicago has just busted and I am about to lose bevcral thousand dollars, and am very busy telegraphing about it." The intruder went away, but another came and this time the dodging member said : "Please don't bother me, my wife is dying arid I am telegraphing home.1' The- two men t who came after him' compared notes and thus the story got out. " Washington Gazette: . .Representative Lindemuth, in a well prepared speech, reported in favor of the reduction of fees as well as f-a'aries. He said it is not mrrely the amount of fees that go to officers that needs reforming, but tbe whole fee system. The fees are too numerous, ton large, too exorbitant, too cumulative, too ahundaur, too omnipresent, too voracious, too insatiable and too inexorable, and that is what the people want relief from. Many of the present fees he snid should be ubolishiid and others induced. Mr, Lindemuth said, if II is enough for recording a deed or mortgage in Ohio it should be enough in Indiana. With our short forms it in certainly more than enough. So of clerk's fees, sheriff's fees, treasurer's fees, auditor's fees, justice's fee, prosecutor's fees, etc. ; they. thould . all be cut dowu. The people, said Mr.Lindetuulh, would understand, and appreciate this kind of refottm, and tbey would get the benefit of it at
j suoa ia the hr wept imo cgeet.
of said street, c'xivpt the proportion in reef occupied by street nnd alloy crossing, shall be assessed pur lineal front foot again), tbe real estate abutting thereon, said assessments, if deferred, shall bo paid in ten annual installments, to each of which shall ba added interest at six per cent, per annum, pnynblo semi annually from the date of thu final estimate thereoh,' and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tho collection of anid deferred aueuments, unless the property owners pay thuir s:iid assessment beloro taid bond or bonds are bunted. All as provided for in an Act of tba General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1689. Sac III. That all previous ordinances heretofore adopted for Ilia improvement of that part of said street are hereby repealed. Sko IV. This ordinance shall bo in full force an J effect on and after iu legal publication. I. ltubert C. G reeves. Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify the foregoing is a true and correct copy of an ordinance adopted by the Common Council of said city at their regular mooting held February 3d, 1891. ROUEKT 0. GREEVES, Feb 11, 'l-3t- City Clerk.
nod Com men Council of tba city of
Hlooii.imrton, Indiana, twtliird. of the
by Grading. .Guttering, StcAJam'z'ng, nod pnviti a brick sidewalk on both sides thereof Irvm Walnut street to Morton tlroet in nt-rorduiivi. with toe plan ar.u. spocitii'atit.lii theretor ns Ueretolurwadoplcd Hint niuciiilett by tho Council lor Itie improvement of said siroet, now on Ul ia ilia uilit- of the Clark of sai I city, and in acuordaiico with tbe Itetniution of the I'oiiuuoii Council ado. .led DCeu.ler 23il. 18S0. Sac. II. The cost f tnid Improvomenl of taid street, ei. ept t he proportion thro.
j of ..ccupiud by ttreel mid aliey crostingt,
shall bo aseseil per lineal iront loot against the real etnl abutting thoroon. taid asscismantt, if dafnrral liall paid in ten annual installment, to each vf which (hall ba addei interest at fix'por cent, per ani.um, payable) semi-annually from tile date of filial estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bond shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said deferred Bfsrtsmonts unless the property ownors pay their said nsessmcnts beforo aid bond or bonds are issued. All as jtrovided for in an act of the General Awm;bly of Indiana, approved March Sib, 1889. Sue. III. That all previous ordinance heretofore adopted for the improvement of that part ol tuid street are hereby Repealed. Hr.c. IT. This ordinance shall bo in full force and effect on and after it legal publication. I, Robert C. G reeves, Clerk of the city ot Biooniinglon, Indiane,cartify the foregoing lo be a true and corrett copy of an ordinance adopted by the Common Council of said city at their regular meeting held February Sd, 1891. ROBERT O. GKTtETES, Feb 11, '81-3t,- City Clerk.
WvTlSRWORKS ELECTIOS. A special City bie -lion will be held at tha Court Uouso in Bioomington on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 25, 1891, for the pn-pose of voting for or against
I ti:e construction uf wator-works in th Uaynr C.ty of B!oomiiiirt..n in aeeor-Inuce w.tli
the ordiiisiticu hereUifore publi.lied.
J'oMs t-pec from 4 tin n p. m-
City Clerk.
Vandal in Line, The Creat Fast Nnll Uae. Tha Shortest, Best and Quickest Liae between the East, West, North and Houth. Trains leave Greencastl Junction for the Weil: No. 5, 9j03 am; Mo. 1, 12:58 pat. Mo. 31. 2jl6 pra, No. 9, 12)22 am, No. 3, 5j29 pm. - Train No. 1 hat elegant parlor car far St. Louis; Train No. 21 has Pullman Vestibule Sleeper. Dinner and supptji served in dining car; Train No. 9 bai Pullman Buffet Sleeper for St. Lauis. Trains leave Greencastle Junction far the East: No. 8, 3;44 pm, No. is, l;4l pin, No. 2, 6; 18 pm, No. 12, 2.-14 aw No, 6, 2;56 am, No. 4, 8;26 am. Train No. 20 bat Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car running through to New York without change. All meals served in dining cart. This train also hat elegant Parlor Cars for Indianapolis and Cincinnati ; Train No. 12 baa through Pullman Buffut Sleeper to Cincinnati; Train No. 6 bus Pullman Sleeper fur Indianapolis iu which passengers can remain until breakfast time. Alsu Pullman Buffet. Sleepers to Philadelphia, Now York, Baltimore and Washington without change. Mnkingdircct connections forall points, tour connections are sore and quick in Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-ov. rs And your accommodations are unexcelled. Any information regarding route, atci, &c, address CH AS. H. MJXEit, Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Hauls, Ind. K. A. FORD, General Passenger tg'-nt, J. M. CHESHROUGH. Atsistant 6ie;fU Tasiengor Aent, St. Louis, Jt
AS ORDIK AKfJE for the improvement of Lincoln street, and providing for the cost thereof. Sec. I. Bu it ordainsd by tba Mayor and Common Council of tho City of Blooniington. Indiana, two-thirds of tho members thereof concurring therein, that Lincoln street in said city be improved by Grading, 'Gottnring, llcAdnmizing and paving a brick sidowalk on both aides thereof from 8th street to lUh street in 'nccordahce with the plans and spooifica. tions therefor ns heretofore adopunt and amended by tho Common Council for tha improvement of snid street, now on file in the office of tho Clerk of said city, and in accordance with tha Resolution of the Common Council, adopted December 2d, 1890. Sac. II. Th cost of said improvement of snid street, except the proportion thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, shnll be assessed per lineal front foot against the real estate abutting tuoroon, had assessments if deferred tba'.l be paid in ten annual installments, to each of whieb : shall be added interet.t !x percent, per annum, payable somi-nnnually, from the'; date of the final estimate thereon, and j collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said deferred assessment unless tho property owners pay their said assesiiiicnu bol'ore said bond or bonds are issued. All as provided foi in an Aot or the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1889. Sec. 111. That all previous ordinances heretofore adopted for the improvement of that part of said streot are horeby repealed. Sec. IV. This, ordinance shall be in full force from and ufteriu legal publication. I, Robert C. Greaves, Clerk or the City of Blooiuington, Indiana, cerlilj ihe foregoing ia a true and correct copy of an ordinance ndoptod by the Common Council of snid oity at their regular tucetillg hold January 20lh, 1801. KOUKRT V GUKEVES, Jan. 23, 9l-3t. Citj- C lcik.
m K, Mot), M.O.,
Norfolk Building, 8th and Sim St. CIYCI.U1TI, onto. SfKCtALTV: KlDNKV DlSRASES. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
Vatlt Pleamso ahould not bo neglreted, in the interest both of cleanliness and health. John Brown it prepared in the nwt complete manner to give this bns'aen bis carvful attention. He has tight caaks, daoiloriainginatoriabi, and everything that is necessary to make this Iiuinw a snrcets. Call on Brown and get his figures it i cheaper to clean up your promise than to eootract typhoid fever.-
rUXCAX A BATH AX,' W tttlro to Mtsta-Xeaid
The State of Indiana. Moarusil
la the ein-jit .-oort. Marck.rpi The JE:nn Life lataraim OaV vs. Samuel Din-mare. MagsUtw nuira. J. I tVse TkrsbltMr V
Cotiiiwny, Robert D. Lake. H.tiS
Now ewmce the plaint. n at
Katman, lit attornvs, an,iH plaint herein, t.'gWBVr wltll
that sain ar.a-inuts.
MH'iiiae Dinamore an
ii i . . ."
Lka, whose gva narae t I not resident vf tba StalsV f 1
fai action is for tho for
mirtitage OB ma I estate, noil-resident defondanta parties thereto.
Now by ardor of said eenrt" thnirfor hereby 'given 'am , I .1. . . , . I LttS
au,vv naoiru. wn waiass sw.vy.'S
par on toe itii? ot tne i
the Monro circuit oourt, to bajj
tkant Mondav of May A. K l
Ctiurt Hout id Bloom in
countv and taiL and
to laid romplaiat, the tame 1 and determined in thoir aba
A itne mv nam and itma
Court, affixed at Bloomingta
flay oi aiaici. 1891. .
JOMN W. CRAVEN!
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gnSRIFF'S SALB. By virtue of a cert i Bud copy of I tV crea'a'id and order of mio to tu diraated, from th Clerk' office uf th Monro eireait court, in a cause wherein lb J . 1. Case Threshing Machina Conipanv ia plaintiff and Robert D. Lake is defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Oa Thonsand Four Hundred and Fifty-flva Dollars and Eighty-four cent (t 1,4 55.84) with interest on said doer and costs, 1 will expose at Public Sale to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, MARCH 11t, 1891, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clock p. ra., uf taid day, at tba door of tha court bout In Bloomtngton, Monro county, Indiana, the runt and profit for a term not exceeding seven years, tba following descrivad real estate, in Monro county, iuth State or Indiana, to-wit: Tho cast half of th northeast quarter of tection twenty-two (22) town sight (8) north rang two (2) watt, situate in Monroe oounty, Indiana. - If such rents and profits will ant sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said dee roe, interest and costs, I will at tha same tiia and place, expo at Publi Sal, th faiimpl of said real estate or to much thereof as may ba sufficient to diasbarg said decree, interest and coat. -Said sal will bo made witboat any relief whatever from valuation or appraiseinent laws.' THOMAS J. VAXO, Sheriff Monro County. Feb. 25, '90.
SOTICG,.
Th annual meeting of tb
of tne LouuvUta. N A.1
Railwav OomDanv will b
netday, March Utb, 191, !
! noon, at tbe offices of th
Broadway, New York, far cb1
electing Uiroctors in plant who terms shall than expii
transaetioa or suea oilier lw, nrAnsirl v brmht ImsK
Poll open from is o'clossr
i na transrer oooas win o
Saturday. February 28th. Ii
clock M., until Tbarsday
1881, at 10 o'olock A. M.Th annual meeting of th
of th Bedford ft Bloom!
Camtvan and of the Orleans.
& French Lick Sorlnaa Batli
pany will be bl I at tb atwti plac.
wat u Bai W. H. Lawns, Soc'y.
By Using AUsn a Wrlsley GOOD DlEEfl SOAP latest and Best IniiDik Lilllecr llDRyBBillBDFtLOIffiS Required-Askyour Grocer forlt
sv
JAMES W. MORGAN,
Xotlce t Katm-BMld
Th Stat .sf Indiana.. Maaroa t
Ia th Monro Cireait no. t
term, iai. Samilda Warner v. tlaary J. Comolaint No 2088.
Now eomea tti plaintiff by Jsav
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intaeastAd ttastt- that ..of uas
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a divorce, and that said i
fondant U a necessary party th
anH anneae in f li flta Am
holden on the Irst Mnndav of j
D 1891, at th ccurt bouse la
ton, taid county and sitat, and .
demur to said complaint, tb
i be beard and dotartninod la his
svitnesa mv bsbm and ilia i
iKALl JOHN W. CBAV1
Jan. 14, 91.
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tic cure" ror uaeumatnm MI radically curat in t to 3dy. Ii
on tne system t remart:aoaMoV It removes at once the cause a M
lionollla. TSct. Hold by HI
Di.aggit., iitojminj;ton,