Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 April 1891 — Page 2
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ess and Business Suits.
Full New Stock of Hats,
wkjss"eTsasTamsrBsnssf sTai"' save"iBBjiasBsaaaanai
New Spring Stock Now in.
H.T.SIMMONS a CO.
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Sai.fiO Fr- Aswa .
tOSt PEKS1DKNT IN ISM : THE MAN NOMINATED' BY TUB BBP0BI.ICAHO0WYmTIOMPbbsioss Paid -Early. Under the wee order .roV by the Pension Department ft WnsBinglon, tbe payments of peiwsjM at ike Indianapolis agency will, after tbe Jane payment, come one month earlier titan heretofore. The pay-
wbieb, ander tbe out arrange-
naH nawe eeoweoiB-ja-p-
Ui.be. aMvirTagaat.
Twenty-six years ago last Thnrnday, Gen. Lea awrendererf his sword at Appomattox court boawe, Va. The Deesoeiats bad to anrrender at Chicago last Thors-day,
.. lain P. Barman, who has
lisrsmmstpentit. Brofil
V. If. R. A. store at Newton Stew
art, Orange eo., for some naonUw ttmrn tuWrA. BeDOTt BBTB be
vwill pay fifty centa en tbe dollar.
. eaaliaw.
Here is a pointer to young wonwa who have conceived the iafnarriaM whfaaoaM o the
old veterans who have been so nfcrtnnate as to lose the companion of their halcyon days. By a pro-
nf tbe disability act, aar-
ium contracted nines Jane last
do not entitle the widows of veterans 'to draw their pensions. This ia roach on all concerned, but the
it looking aneaa in we
poatenty
and
it
Btaiclaig tn) Earetpe.
the
AmW oroDose to be raring pen
iaajnto the wives of soldiers of tbe ktewar.one' bnndred yeara after k ina.aa ia the ease with tbe
twentvie ReWotionarT widows
swathe pension rolls. An officer who marched witb
Sherman thtongh Georgia mys
lbere wre many bo morons
happenings that brought smiles on men front. Gen. Fraoh
Blair, commanding tbe 17th Corps, via ntwted on a porch one day,
wbenn woman of the house can
to bin ia hkh dudgeon. "General,
vcar seJdiere are diceing up all
my peanuts Blair stroked bis Ion, aaadr heard, looked MtemT
nhHivclv. witb bis eray eyes in tbe
dim distance, and eravelY replied,
in Ida drawling iee: "Waal, madam, I don't believe the pea-
Mte will hart the soldiers."
Am -.ImUreaUag Talk About
Turf m the Old Country . fI nave spent a year witb the trotters of Europe and I have bad all of tbe old world I ever want,'-' remarked tbe veteran driver and trainer, Barney Stanford, to a Detroit Free Press reporter recently. Mr: Stanford has just returned i
iron) Germany and was on a visit ;
to some of his old friends in Detroit. He is one of the drivers that
go back with John Ctylan, Dun:
Mara and. other old -time ra. -"I handled trotters owned by Moewinger, of Berlin, who is one of the fathers of tbe turf in Europe," said Mr. Stanford. "There they trot from the middle of April to Decemlier, starting and fiuishing in the Southern countries. The bert tracks in Europe are at Berlin and Vienna, Berlin is the only one that has a mile track, the others being from .1,000 to 1,200 meters each, -a meter being 80 of oor inches, 1 believe. The tracks are not like oora, but are up hill and down dale over gros. It woold be just tbe fame i you tore down tbe fences and raced over the fields here. ndurance is what they claim to want in trotters there, although 1 have never seen any of
tDemooject.ro speed. Vienna is the only place where there are heat
races, the rest being dadies from one and a half to four miles. They are slow and set in their ideas, and absolutely refuse to have anything to do with American styles, being afraid they will get cheated.
The races lbere are all handicaps, horses being allowed ten meters
per second for all tbe time they are
slower than 2:30. hot instance,
you have a 2$0 horse and I have a 3 minute horse. I start just 800 meters ahead of yon. There ia no scoring, you know, alt the horses
standing still and starting from tbe
oropota nag. '
In Bussia each horse has his own track or course like a tow-path with
a ridge on . each side. Tbe pole horse is on tbe mark, while the outside one may be Way round the tarn.' Jf a horse makes a break
and goes past two pules, fifty met
ers, be is disqualified, no matter
bow badly be beats the others out, This is the same all over the country.
ina fasten lime in Europe is
2:19$, made by the mare Bosque
JBouita at V lenna last October.
She is aa American mare."
Hicks' Ann. Wjsatheb.
Anril ahowera will Bttber into
kravier atorms about tbe 16th and
17th. The SSd, 23d and 24th are
regnlar atofta oays, w wim and hail storms will occur. A wn amrm ataaoBDhere, with elee-
trie doada, amy admonish of danger. In the north, snow need sot .surprise, followed by the regular tall of temperature, perhaps to fteesiac. There are reasons to expect storms about tbe 28th and 2fib. Space iorbida expiaaaliuB.
. A pril ends cool to cold. If thooRanda or Italians would cat an awinllv and that they would
not come to this country fiw years
tbe labor now in tbe country woold
ha better oft From 1881 to 1890
307,310 of them have come to
A pettod of mora than a year
will intervene from now Dewre we excitement of another political campaign. During this interim, every voter ewes it to himself to discard his prejudice and earnestly and honestly Investigate the existing slate of aflatrs ; obtain all tbe inforautioB at bia command, bearin oa the questions which aoanera bias, and aa an .intelligent and honest American dtiaea, ha will be faffy prepared and qualified to veto' for tbe - noroincw a tbe parties whose principles wilt best snnaarve bia intenUw If the people will bat do this the result win he highly aatkdartory to tbe Republican party, tbe party of tbe Klfc- , m. . Willie's compositieB oil snap la worth printing. He writes; "Soap is a kind of stuff made into nice-looking cakes that ameJi good and taeia awful. Soap Jmee always tastes tbe worst when yon
get it in your eye. My father saysities, these two take the fight
tbe jkimose don t never asm soap. vib t was a Eskijnose."
A )o printing omce is now located in the room opatain over Jinuay BobioMn't grocery, in tbe ladder gallery. All tbe malarial ia naw and of tba latest
dnisna, and tba proprietor a ikillfu workman. Marebanta, mannfHcturers and profruiaoal men who need latter aaada, bill beada, card, note, etc., hoald give bimscall. Ha will turn out work eqaal to Indianapolia or other ettlaa. Ho hai
remoTad bis raiaUy to Bloomiogton, sod bas coma to stay. The new tax law will add from 30 tc 40 per cent, to the ap
praisement. Heretofore real estate
bas been assessed for taxation at from 60 to 70 per cent, of its actual value: hereafter it will be as
sessed at its "full, true cash value." This increased appraisement, together with tbe increase of 50 per cent, in tbe tax levy, will add near
ly 100 per cent to taxes. Suppose a piece of real estate wis listed at 81,000 under tbe old system and paid 12 cents on the hundred dollars; tba tax Would be 81.20. Under the new Isw its full rash value will be, 81,333, and it will pay 18 cents on the hundred dollars ; tbe tax will be 82.39, almost
exactly double the former tax. So
it will be in every case. Fourteen members of the Wortbington "Canton," in full Uniform arrived by train Monday evening, bavins come here to in
struct our Odd Fellows in the
"work." The Lodge here is re
quired to furnish its own "goat."
The Hotfield-McCoy feud which bas existed for nearly twenty years, and in which over 100 persons have met death, is now de
clared "off." This action is out
altogether because there are no more of the two families left to kill but because there has been a wedding of a Hatfield and a McCoy. Instead of embroiling all the mem
bers of the families in tbe hostili-
upon
themselves concentrate bosfilities,
as 'twere. Princeton Clarion.
'Caaae it's 6lttla Spring. The medder lark U pipia' forth a attestor note to me, And I bear tba poeweet over yandar ia the cedar tree; The poppler leaves is quivr'rin' 'cause tbe wind ia in tbe west, And the robin', 'round a-hookin' straws to Vuild hisaelf neat: The blackbird he's a.flaabin' up the erlmsup on bis wine;. bst's the reason T Oh, tbS reason's 'cause U'agittin' spring. The old man's got tbe rheumatic, aa' stiff ss he can bn; Why it don't get settled weather's more'n he can see; But when it clears off splendid, then he's . 'feared the crops b lest An' he reckons jut a little wind 'ud keep away tbe frost.
Tbe kitchen door it open; I can bear Bl-
miry sing. What's the reason? Oh, tiie reason's 'cause it's giuin spring.
The air is kind o' soft'nin' and you think it's coin' to storm :
Sometimes it's kind o' chilly, then "agin It
turn on warm ; An1 Jest when it's tbe stillest you can bear ibe bull-frog's note. An' it 'pears as if he wonderM bow tbe
frost cot in bis throat.
The ducks an' geese are riotous, aa' strain-
in aara to sing. What's tbe reason T Oh, the reason's 'cause it's gittin' spring.
A Public Taalt. The great number of deaths that our
community bas bad recently, and so many of them occurring during the most un
pleasant ana disagreeable weather, has awakened our citizens to the great need ot a pabllc rault. To this end, Gol. A. O. Voris has magnanimously proposed that he will erect at bis own expense in Green Bill Cemetery a public vault, pro.
viuiug hue remaining citizens will contribute sufficient to macadamixa the st reels and drives that are now gradually washing away. This geneiwua offer oa Col.
Voris' part should be taken advantage of
at ones, and we will each one of us nnvsr
regret paying for so benevolent aa object.
ranioru sun.
Here is something that has for a
long time been talked of in Bloomington. and has been neglected.
One of the repugnant features about country town burials ia tbe
uuuoe baste that is oftentimes man
ifested by relations and friends in
placing out of sight the remains of
deceased, in the cities, for a small
compensation, the remains can be
placed in a vault, secure from in
trustun, and if there is any question
as to a premature burial, all doubts can thus be set st rest. The Progress does not believe that there is a man in our city council, who, if the matter is brought home to
him, win vole against appropriating a sufficient amount of money
to build a secure 'and creditable
vault in tbe city cemetery, and we
suggest that tbe matter be agitated
at once.
Only Able to "Drag Arowwd." Bedford, Inn., March SO, 1891. Faris Bros, Goats: 1 was attending court several weeks aeo at Bloom ins-ton. after hav-
ine a severe case of la cnDDs. and was
just aoia to "a rag around," osviug never
luny recovered irom tne aireare. An se-
quaintance told me bow he bad been benen tied bv tbe use of three bottles of South
American Ksrvine. bought at your es- . t y . : j . i i
mviuuwcuv. avu x woiifc iiuuitjuiawHT ana
secured some of the medicine. I have
taken it according to directions, and am
so much benefitted that I feel that I am
only dome my duty In sanding you this
statement, i net leva tne "soutn American" is the best tonic in the world.
GEORGE CHAXBEBLAIK. A correspondent writes to the Indiana Farmer:- Dig .your post
boles large ; put in one shovel of!
coarse gravel. Set yonr post, fill and tamp well with coarse gravel.
It will lact louger than paint or pitch and never be drawn up by frepzine. . It will make a fence
solid and pays well far time and
trouble. Auother correspondent writing on the same subject, says : To make fence posts last, fill up to within two or three inches -of the top of the ground, then finish out with lime or ashes (lime is the best) and I will insure them to last.
Don't forget that on Wednesday, April 15th, Jesse W. May field will sell his personal property on the farm, two miles west of town He has farming implements, tools,
a corn planter, a wheat drill, a new cultivator, a cider mill, corn in the erib, one mare, colts, cows and Holstein heifers. Sums of $5 cash, over that a credit of six months-
no interest, 8ale begins at 10 o'
clock a. ni. Better attend the sale.
Now get a bottle of South American Nervine at ' Far is Bros
drug store. It is said to give al
most immediate relief to those who sutler from the debilitating effect
of la grijpe.
During the seventy-five years which have elajised since the presidency of Monroe, only three Presidents have been elected to a second tcyiu Jackson, Lincoln and Grant.
STOBEHTS
ARE INVITED TO CALL
At i Set Job Mil
FEDDEB GALLERY B00H, VEST SIDE
II Till!
ice
New Presses, Type, Paper Cutter, Etc.
FOR ALL KINDS OF n rue Consisting of
Letter Heads. Note Beads, Bill
Heads, SfateaeBta, 6ure lopes, Cards, Btc, Call on Harry T. Bott.
I am prepared to do all kind of
Catalogue Printing and make a Specialty of fine Wedding and Program Work. Prices as low as city prices. All work guaranteed first-class.
Uffick on west side of Square npstaire over J. C. Robinson's store.
ENGLISH'SMI5-
KM. EttA6EKEMT OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST ACTRESS,
The Braxtan stock of Boots and Shoes
must bo sold at once. To accomplish this
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT
Cisjs
This Stock is the Finest in the County, and
that, too. at Manufacturer's. Prices. THIS IS NO FAKE !
COME ALL AND BE CONVINCED.
O- ZE3I- ST03SnE3-
M ME UM
Sam. Bollenhacber's candidacy for City Clerk is a huge joke. Born, on Thursday night last to J. B. Kirby and wife, of west 0th street, a daughter. Ollie Curry bus resigned, as a dry goods salesman. Students who desire f hsve neat programs printed, such programs as young men take a pride in sending home after the )ierforniance is over, should take their work to Harry Bolt, over Rubinson's
grocery, west side. His type and presses are all new, and he turns out artistic work for just as little money as you have paid for poor work. You are invited to see specimens of printing. . At least give the new man a call whether you order or uot. Miss Jennie Willsoo of Newcastle is in BloomingtAA on a visit.
All Postmasters of the country
offices in Monroe rounty are authorized
agents lor the rrogrsss. A liberal eom-
miasloit will be allowed on all tuooey
coiiectea.
BERNHARDT!
IN VtCTOREAN SARDOU'S TWO' GREATEST PUYS, Smhic. APRIL 14, "FEDORA" WEs5l.uoJPR!LI5t"UT0SCA,, Prnantad with th aama Gmt Cempwiy ind'th. mom Elibmli Sny, CixlumM Hid FKMmtMt H vn wnptoyad ia Ntw Voik. Pmcia or Riacaweo 8cts: AH tawsr Ftear, S3, m 2 floor, tZ, AHMrW.St Sale of Sutt Bigitt MOMDAY, APRIL 611. Stato in be Mcwwl by writing w tohgnshinf Qickaui k Talbett, Indnnaaolia, Ind. SPECIAL NOT1CI. PvlW. ot m at mm win mo aafcMod ansa. Apalr o Lm1 AsmV
-Ohio and Mississippi Railway, t&-Tk Fat l Lint 'Rati and WeH.'f 4 Solid Dailv Trains to Cincinnati, 4 Solid Daily Trains to St. Louis, a Solid Baily Trains to Louisvills, Connection in Union Depots with trains for all lilies for the Bast, West, Narth
snd Souths Through Ywtftulo Day
VOacnes, rnllroan f nrlor ear and Sleapsrs on all trains. A Double Daily
Line of Pullman VestibulaBuSatSlesp-
ars irom St. irfmis ana stations on Xbia Lins to Wiisbtagton, Baltimora. Pbiladelphia and New York.wilhoat changs. HoiiK Skkkxbs Movine West should
take this lin o as It has less changes ef ears and better accommodations than other
route. Our vestibule cars are a luxury,
which rosy be enjnyea by an. without ax
tra charge, una tvery atuntiua ia giren
our passungcrs to tuuke toair louraey
pleasant and comfortaula. Our agrnla
will take pleasure in answering inquiries in regard to rates for passengers and freight, limn, routes and connections; eal
; at Tour borne if dceired and attend to
shipping Ireight by tba most direct routes and checking baggage, without charge for any assistance they may be able to render. N. B. Passengers should purchase tieketii befare entering cars, as the
ticket rate is tan cants less than the train
rate. Communications addressed to the
undersigned will receive prompt attention
Ad-lreu: D C. Shakes, Ticket Ageat O. & II. Ry Mitchell, Ind. C G. Jos as, District Passenger Agent, TiDceiin8s,Ind J. F. Baksasd, Pres t O.n'l Meaagcr
W. B. Shattuc General Paas'r Agent CINCINNATI, O.
Sherman Johnson, injured by the breaking of a rope at the Romona stone-quarry, several .months ago, has secured a judgment for $2,500 damages against the cotupnny. The case was tried in tbe Owen circuit court. It will lie so after a while that when a workman
dislocates his jaw on a piece of
tiugb bet-f he will sue his employer, or the nearest railroad company, for damages. Attorney Gcucral Smith decides that, all incorporated towns mid cities most elect ciffioers under the new election law. The trustees act the part ot countycomiuissioners, the town clerk and marshal the part of county clerk and sheriff.
You Should Get Horse
. - -. t Bills at the PROGRESS OFFICE.
T a. -v O a i 1
-FULK& CORR, Attorney. Offlfi
i lien 9- mcnitry w mm vuwv, up mimm m
ovrr Winer nmn. opccitu wm varvfmw .
Uemtnt of et'atcs a ijneUtttg.
J. F. MORGAN, Ationuv. .Otfle
flairs over aaivmai aaKK, Jiu ontutat .
of a leaul nature motn esrccl essnruac.
puwM uvo u owe. .
-MVVKY RICE, AUvrntu.
4 r , J . . writ -'-
tic tn all the State and Federal
Prompt and careful attention assets Is
Voueetum of viatmt, to tttUxna
ettatet, and to all other butinen of
Office otter "Corner' clothing stow, west corner public tovarm.
vijicc over rirn jsnoswr jUant.
mcs W a Ugal natur aimen careful as.
ientu m in all courts. Real estate HiUm
tvttvm tt nf '- - - AA. i
HnuU A Mpteialifi mm f ikm sagl.
leetum an rimtttam a eUttmu mf mm
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m 1 owmc 9nmcsA w im rottKnon or nmwn
- er-srss-Bw use NBN mff .fJsW
DUNCAN BATMAN, (At C Dun-
oHjMn, jiiwrnijm. &mso mr Standi tuoe atom, west awes vuhlia
tgaare. -articular attenttom mnU Sc en to Probat cate. eoUettunmxr1, 1
practice in all the court.
in Se Hine RItwk a M
wwirt un-naxr. hm mmm atttmxaum,
f VMIM. Brill .1m jimmm mM
courc. jigena for a. I
GOOD PICTURES, GOOD PAPER, GOOD WORE.
s
II GRIFF'S S4LE.
. What woman does not- just hate to
clean a spittoon T rilip a paper-bag Into tbe spittoon, and leave a' raffle around
the top that gives that useful article of
furniture a dressed up look. Kverr
morning put the soiled bag .nto the Are
and another dreaded job is offjour bands. Oakland City Enterprise, Better plan would he for the
woman to lake the business end of
the broom and make her able bod
bodied husband, who .uses this
filthy receptacle, clean it out, or, in the event of refusal, clean both him and it out of the house into the barn lot. Princeton Clarion.
Nwtlce r Final Settlement f
Eaiate. In the matter of the estate of William M. Tate, deceased. Ia the Monroe Circuit Court, May term, 1891. Notice is hereby given, that the. undersigned, as Executor of the estate of William H. Tate, deceased, has presented sad filed hie account and- vouchers ia final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for .examination and action of said circuit court,' oa the 9th day of Hay, 1891,- at -which timo all persons interested in said estate are required to appear ia said court, and show cause, if any there be, why said account sad vouchers should not tie approved. And the heirs of said estate, and atl
others interested (herein, are, also hereby
required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heir
ship or claim to any part of aaid estata.
April IS, '91. Executor.
Strawberry JPltvuta. I have tho following variety of Strawberry Plants for sale.- The Kentucky, Creseent Seedling, Chaa. Downing, and
the Jesse. Price $4 per thousand or SOo.
per hundred. Also Gregg Baspberry tins $2 per hundred, snd Kentucky Bed Baspberry Cuttings, prioe $1 per hundred. All warranted to give satisfaction . Leave all orders at J. O. Robinson's grocery, west side. J. J. Laws kmc, Bloomington, Ind. Bloomimutox, Ind., Aug. 8, 189S. I have sold strawberries for Mr. John J. Lawrence the last two seasons. Tbe season of 1889 I sold 111 bushels. The amount received for them was $300. The season of 1890 I sold 118 bashels. The amount received for them was $13$ 57. J. 0. Bodihsom, BbooMisoTox, Ind., Aug. 8, 1800. I do hereby certify that the strawberries grows by John Lawrence, of all 'varieties, ars Irsl-class in every respect. Have known Mr. Lawrence ss s producer of strawberries for tbs past eight years. I know him to be s rolubie uisn. J- N. Autjt-Aps!t.
Sarah Bcrnhardt's "Fedora" is the greatest inipersqputioti ever seen on the stage. She will begin her Indianapolis engagement with it Tuesday evening, April 14, followed by "La Toscs," Wednesday evening. A number of prominent people from our city are preparing to go to Indiauapolis to these performances, and arrangements have been made for reduced railroad rates. Seats can be seenred by writing or telegraphing to Dickson & Talbott, Indianapolis, Republican League at Cincinnati. The Ohio & Mississippi Ry. will make a rate of one fare for round trip from all stations to Cincinnati, on account of the above meeting. Tickets good going April 20th, and good for return until April 24th, inclusive. For rates, tickets and further information call on O, & M. agents.
By virtue of an Recutinn to me di
rected from the Clerk of the Monroe Cii
cuit Court, I will expose at Public Sale, to tho highest bidder, on - SATURDAY, MAT, 9th. 1891. betwoon the hours of IS o'clock A. X. and
4 o'clock r. M., of said day. at the door of
the court bouse of said Monroe county, Indiana, th rents and profits lor a term not oxc'.iiliiig sevyu yosr. ot the follow -ing described Kul Estate, in Monroe
i county, in the btate of Indiana, to-wit :
J The northwest quarter of tlw southwest
; quarter of t-eciion nineteen, townslitp Blue j raage one east, containing forty acres. f All in Monroe county and State of Ind- ) iuna. i And on failure to realize the full ami ount of judgment, interest and costs, I at the same time and place will expose
neis Alexander in said real eUite. Stiid sale will be made witb relief from valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS J. FARK, tfh eiiff Monroe County. Apl. 15, "91.
Important to Ladles Only. We want a woman in every eounty to
establish a Corset Parlor for the sale of
Dr. Nichols' Celebrated Spiral Spring
I Corsets and Clasps, warranted never to
break. Will outwear any three ordinary corsets. Wages $40 to $75, per month and expnsi; we furnish CompleteStock on consignment. Settlements monthly ; position permanent. $3.00 outfit free ; inclose 18 cants in stomps to pay postage etc.. address with references.
i ti. D. NICHOLS & CO., 25 East Uth St.,
Apl l t. New York.
IfvinK. Motti Ml,
Vault Cleaning should not
be neglected, in the interest both of elean-
Itness and litixltn. Junn urown is prepared in the most complete manner to
eive this business his carful attention
He'hm tleht casks, deodorixine: materials.
and everything that is necessary to make
this business a success, vail on urown and set his ficruros it is ehunpor to clean
up your premises than to contrast ty
phoid fever.
MMSMSID By Using Wlon B. Wrlstey GOOD CHEER M
latest m m imm-imQ HoRiffiBhwCioiffiS
ra i iijvs m mm m imm kMw
-VfOTICE is HEKKBVQIYUr
i.w the Board of Monroe County
: 1 1 . i . - .
IN IHIUUFI win mnt U aUKIM. RHDU
. i . J . aa i .1. tta. m
sae auuiwt a umce in varn mj oi
lnton, Jtonroe uounty, ladiaaa,!
THUB8DAY, MAT 1rm,i
at 10 o'clock A. M, for law par
receiving ohm, ana masing ai tbe erection of Two Stone Aba
a bridge over Bean Blossom Cr i
Two stone Abutments for a M Honey Creek ; and ooe stone
for.a bridge over Stephens Monroo Oour.ly, Indiana.
The estimates sad spec i Best;
wnicu aro now on nie in tae An
Bee at BloomiBirtoa.
The contract to be let to lb 1
best bidder, the Board reeerriasjl to reject say and all bids, and . ti
tain no bid unless accompanied '
proper oonu. Witness my liand audi of April, 1891.
I8KSXI W. '
aul 15-91 Auditor
MsssnV
s
UKUIFF'8 SAI
Norfolk Building, 8th snd Xlm SU. DI MC I SIV ATI. OHIO
Specialty: Kidney Diseases.; RUlMd-AskyOWGrOCerfOTlt
CORRBSPONDKNCB SOLICITED. FPUPW'DIRECiTDNS CL
BARGAINS
-AT THE
DUNCAN A BATMAN, Attys.j Natlce ts Moa-Besldeat. The State of Indiana, Monroe County.
In tbs Monroe Circait Court, March
term, 181. . The City of Bloomington, Indiana, vs.
Alexanaer uutrene, Agnes uutnerie,et ai Complaint No. 2175.
Now comes the plaintiff' by Duncan &
Batman, its attorneys,snd files its complaint herein, together with an affidavit that
said defendants, Alexander Qutberie and
Aanes Uutberie, are not residents of tbe
State sf Indiana; that said aetion is to
foreclose a certain Hen on real estate, on
acoount of street improvements, and that said non-resident defendants ars necessary
parties tnsreto.
By order of court, notice is therefore.
hereby given ssid defendants last named, thstunlsss they be and appear on the sixth day of the nexv term of tbe Monroe Cir
cuit Court, to be holden on the first Mon.
day of May, A. D- 1891, at tho court
bouse in Bloomiogton, said county and State, and answer or demur to said com
plaint, the same will be heard and de
termined in their absence. Witness my name and tbe seal of said court, affixed at Bloominaton this llh
day of March, A. D. 1891.
SAlj JOHN W.C8AVENS,
Mar. 14, '81. Clerk.
CeitBty Treasurer'! Notice. The third Monday of April is the last
day for paying taxes without penalty, and
as tne time is rapiaiy nesring, I would earnestly request tax-payers to attend to this duty with at little delay ss possible.
The necessity for looking up Pike Taxesf in every case consume a great deal ok
ume, in rset almost doubles the wora heretofore dons, and persons who desire .,
settlumsnt tatisfaery to themselves iiu t.a. mu. .t,.. i.i A . .i K..r.
WlWt, W.Mf. .,, the rush of the last week begins. Com prepared with a list of your property, s that it msy be found readily, for if it i not called for it is sure to corns up delinquent alter the 3d of April
jAaias u. uaeivjy. Mar. 18, '91, Ceuiiiy Treasurer.
Ilii
All Wool Plaid and Striped 8erges, Plaid and Striped American Serges, All Wool Cashmeres, 38 in., American Indigo Blue Prints, best made, Hope Bleach, Lonsdale Bleach, Good Yard Wide Muslirt, " Brass Pins, . Good Scrim, Best Quality of Shirting Prints, Best Quality of Dress Linen Cambric, Good Bed Table Damask, Half Wool Delanes, Ladies' Fast Black Hose, Children' Fast Black Hose, All Linen Crash, Good Staple Prints, Ladies' Goat Button Shoes (all solid),
40c 15c 39c 05c 07o 08c Ooe 03c 04c 04c 06c 25c 08ie 08c 08c 04o 11.25
per yard
U n a M u u
per paper
per yard
H ff 49 M t
per pair per pair
per yaru per yard per pair
The Above Prices are Strictly
FOITRETATL TRADE
LARGEST STOCK OF MEWS', WOMENS' . - . -mm- w v -n -w-v ani tr W V Trl " Till
. THE COUNTY.
FUL.L. LINE OF SPRING JACKETS
:-s AT :-: Wicks & Co.
seaama
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IndiasaM
By virtue of a. certified
cree and order of sals
from tlie Clerk's omce
circuit court, in a cause wl
liam ttluart is plaintiff ai
Mi Pheinago, -Frank Mcl
me McPhetridgx, Will
and Mary C. Meadows tm
rcquinng mo to auks Vb
Hundred snd Kinrty-eiiff
l woniy-one events I3891.3D .... .;a Aa ...i '-:-s
fublic Sale to the biKl
8ATUKDAY, MA
between the hours of (0;
o ciock p. m or saHf,
the court house in Uli
county, Indiana, the rents'
term not exceedinsr sei
followini; descrioad rsal
roe county, in tbe StatesC
P irt f fiact"nal lot ti
City of Bloomington, botntsn beginning at the aertlMswksL running thence west otf-jr
tnmy-two rest, tnenee
ft, thence east one bundi
two feet, thence north
the place of beginning.
A Bin the State of
County, If sock rents and profits ;
ioc aumcient sum to aa interest and costs, I will
and place, expose at "ul
Moipw ut vani real thereof as may be si
said decree, interest and
Sett sale will b mads;
lief whatever from meal laws.
THOMAS
Sheriff
Apt IB, '91. Vandal la
The Great Fsurt
The Shortest, Best and tweeu the Bast. West.
Trains leave Ureencastl
West: No. 5, 9:03 Sa: .
No.ll. IjISpm, Ko.a,.l! 5:2 in.
Train No. 1 has elefcaiit'
St. Jjouw; Train rio. Vestibule Sleeper. SHi
erred in dininr car;
Pullman Buffet Sleeper
.Trains loave tireencastls
tba Beat: No. 8, 3;tt
pm, No. 2, 6:18 pa, He;:
No. , t;S8 am, No. 4, 8;t aai
Train No. M has ftritsaejai
Sloerjinc Car rnnniasr th
York without change. All in dinina cars. This train
sant Parlor Cars for Iadtai
Cincinnati ; Train No. It hi
Pullman Buffet Slenpar to
Train No. S has Pullman 61
isnspoiis in which paosengr until breakfast time. Also J
Sleepers to Philadelphia, Us! , timoreand WashinkM-sM -'
Making direct cnnsetlS4Sj Your connections are surf 'aj Union Depots. No TraasfiMi
ers and your accommodatiass
celled. Any information r4
rates, aav address CHAn
Traveling Psssenfrsr Asmsk Ind. K. A. FORD, tienSeatt
Aeent, J. M. CHK8BBOUOI?
Gen oral Passenger Agent, St.
spswa
Mar
atlrlr sf
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sheet-:
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BUSKIBK, rULKj
Hetlc tS Ifl
The State of In
In the circuit court,; John W. Tavlor va..
Complaint No. tl
now comes sue Diaiusia;
Fulk A Corr, his attorneys.
smnlainv herein, totrether
davit that said defendant, H
or is note restaentor tosotate
Notice is therefore bsrsb-
aetvnaant, tnat unless ae osj.i
on the 11th day of tba
the Monroe circuit court,
day or My,.lBI, to first Monday of May A.jj Cburt House in BIwMtttniT
county snd State, sad a to said conudaint. the aan
and determined in his ah
Y itncs my name and
Court, alflxed at Bloomln
day of March. 1891.
JUUN w.;kavk?
Mar "5 1891 Monroo i
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