Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 April 1891 — Page 2

:iaa:iroiai?lMUI TO "VOTE STATE OF INDIANA, MONROE COUNTY, SS: THE UNDERSIGNED, CLERK of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, hereby gives notice and certifies that 5 3 following are the nominations of candidates for the .several respective political parties for City Offices, to be filled at thai! 4 coming; election, to be held on the First Tuesday in May, the same being the 8th day of May, 1891, as certified to m a C by the several Chairmen and Secretary! of the several Parlies, as provided by law : Dress and Business Suits.

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ONE DAY ONLY. Monday, May 4, '91. t T. K. Burk's Four Shows United. EH Ponies, Roman Hippo le, SPECTACULAR CINDRELI.A. o o Admission, 25c. Children, afternoon. 15c.

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i.LJ M mM MWmWmWTl m mm i Ol -go Jer Ansram. Wat. A. SABS, Miter m htr. FOR PRESIDENT IN 18a : THE MAN NOMINATED Y TH B MCPOBMCAV CONVKHTlOX, For the Procress. tea r Olstees Tl In 1833 cbolera ajk its appearance in Bloonio;ton. Probule court was in session at the time, and Judge W. AkCoIloogh, an exoeUentasen, and one beloved by all, waa then oo the beach. Gen. Jacob B. Lowe was Clerk of the court. Judge McCollough adjonraed the eovrt at oooo, aadtatd the Clerk that be was going-to die with cbolera. Be went to bis Imbm and by the next day was a curpse. Aa old colored Jarfy, "Aunt Hannah," wan the Scat tkjttaa. 8be was a noted character and will be reaaembered by some of the older people. She wa living in the fruity ol George Johnston, where the bank bow stands. Two miles south of town Mr. Hiram Paugb and wife were vietira. I pawed the boose while they were both lying dead. Mr. Paogb and wife were nacie and aunt of Janies aad Garrison Pauley. In ny old neiabberbood (Hsrowny) therewere two victims. I attended sod helped bnry then. Great was the panic, bat we perforated oar duty and the Lord watched over m. The physicians, during the cholera visitation, advised the use of mutton. At that time tat sheep were scarce and anay were unable to Btosureawana to -purchase them. There lived at that time a very wealthy fentleataa here in JKjoomwhn bad large Books ot tine wm m w s beep, Altai" nan was Mr. rfoon Oweaa - a large bud holder, whose tar dm were covered with fine flocks and when the distress came upon 1 the people Mr. Owen proved himself to be a philanthropist in the tallest sense of the terui. He opened bis great generous heart, then threw open the gates and doors that led to bis flocks and invited the people without nwaey aad without price, to come and help' tbemsdvea; none were turned away. Later Mr. Owens was one of Monroe coonty's law-makers, aad the ablest ana, fiaanetaliy, that ever represented the oaoaty in tbeState , Legislature. Mr. Owens was in middle age when he married Mrs. Iaamaa of near Worthingten.CJreene cooaty, a ledr of first respectability, with a eonsiderable faniily.most of whom are living in this euonty, and as Mr. Owens had bo children, he by an act of the Legislature adopted the children of Mrs. Inman by her first anrriage and atlacbed thereto his name. , For example; William Ionian Owens, Thee. I. Owens, Benjamin I. Owens. The name was not changed. In consideration, Mr. Owens left bis targe estate to Ins wife and children. Mr. Owens was' aa en ergetic man and built up the oooo trr bv ratraducinx blooded stock He was aa honor to the county and State. W. N. fUHEBSBRT. rFortb. IHogreaa.1 asotsie mm wmm araaMic Ei. Procrem: The season of the year is approachiag when the dust the twablw saoare will be bearable, and as every one knows that water beonmes more difficult to procure each season, aonetbiug . must be dose to abate the dust Notwithstanding the tact that clouds ot dust coll op, summer evening, from rapidly iwotoias? earrmae and boeav wheels, and sail resist Jeasly iatotbe store doom, and Kite a pall envelop pedestrians who are out lor an airing, yet the persona who delight in exhibiting their beauty of feature and form, drive around aad around the public square each evening, times without number with no perceptible object in view unless it mar be to impress their importance upon the proprietors and clerks' of stores who are compelled to be boosed np sixteen long hours ol the twenty-four, and must swallow .tut choke upon the dust from these carriage wheels. As tnere is not a sufficient supply of water to be used for beeping down the dust, would it not bt well to give the streets around the tmblas suoare a heavy layer o broken stoee? It would also be trail to earry the stone down the

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vWia . M naVM fall B 1 I cross streets a half-square at least. If this were done it would prevent the stood of dust that are now so annoying to every one except those who are instrumental in raising them, and to a great extent might deter persons from driving rapidly and recklessly on the streets of the public square. These streets are sadly in need of a coating of broken stone, as they were very much- worn by the heavy rams of the past winter aad the hauling of heavy loads oyer them. The broken stone seems at present the only solution of this dost problem, and it sbouid be dis cussed ami considered. Use of tub Dust Swallowcbs. Mrs. A. R. Wilson and her daughter returned from Indiana polis lust Saturday, after an absence of shout four weeks. Miss Emma has been very much benefitted by the treatment for iacia! paralyeie. The finest stock of desirable clothing for the spring trade, has been brought on by el. Jr. journer A Co., one door north of the alley, west side of the square. ii a. aj . i Will, and Ben. Adams have a W their interest in the dry goods, bu iness to Ed. and Charlie Hall, aud will give the atone business their undivided attention hereafter. The firm will be Hall Bros. Transfers of Real Estate, ForaUbed by Jai W. Jackson, Hoc-order. (Tor Deed and Mortgage, correctly executed, call at Recorder's Office. Absalom Krtcham to Martin B. Davis, pt Seminary Iota- 33 audS4,cityU I.009 Mary A Fowler to Walter Fowler, pt Srminary lot 32, city, ?00 Julia R Braxtan to Morton C Kooaa S3 acres, Van Bona tp, 1,500 Theresa Helton to Homer C Mitchell, lot ?3 and 34, Fairfax, 35 Xlvin J King to L A Buchanan, lot 4 Bllettaville, I.008 J M Bow. and J D Maxw.ll to 3 H Dowdon, lot ft, Howe add, 10 Cbaa Eppennousen to Nichols Jtp prnbooaen, loU 10 and 11, Siines. vilto, 560 Ham C G Ton Jagamen to Celia Khn, lots 31 and 33, city, 3,000 Margaret Martin to Taylor Martin, pt swq seq mc35, Washington tp, SO Oeorge Taylor to May B McCord, pt Seminary lot 89, city, 100 Allen Skelton to Sxm'l W Skelton, pt enfant sec23, Bean Blossom, MO John Bryant to Joseph U Kirby, pt Seminary lot ia, eity, sou Ora Wkitaker to Nancy I. Parker, uadivldod interest la 160 acres, Marion .p, E M Kerr to Solo-non Keffar, seq nq aecZ, Marlon tp, 1,880 Samuel Kent to Ira J Kant, 30 acres, Salt Creek tp, 300 Elisabeth Wamnlcr to Jobn Fuel, Plato neq seclB, Salt Creek tp, ISO Amerca Finn t. Bliaabeth McPbetridee, at Seminary lot 11, (50 Benjamin Tow to Jai L SHnkard, lot 16, Fairriew 600 BobertH Campbell to Jennie B at, lot 13, eity 300 Warning to Bicyclists. The laws of Indiana very .plainly state that bicycle riding on sidewalks is unlawful. It is a finable offense, and the rapid increase of the nuni' ber of machines in this city has made the practice of sidewalk rid' ing extremely dangerous to pedes trians, xav wueeia airrrni whu rubber are noiseless and are, liable to strike a person unawares. Ou Saturdey Fred. Bona, a student, was before the Mayor ebargeditb riding on the sidewalks, an affidavit having been sworn out against him. Mayor Case did not fine the Joung gentleman, who stated he new nothing of the law, and it is probaffly unknown to others. The case is intended for a warning to wheelmen and hereafter violations will be fined. It will be well to heed this example. Greencastle Banner. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday ot this week El (a Bowman will have a grand spring millinery opening at her store, on the west aide. Mrs. Maggie Gregory will assist in the millinery department The ladies of Bloom ingfon will find so many novelties in the uew stock that it will repay them to examine it. Remember that the display is now being made. Everybody will be pleased to meet Ed and Charley Hall as pro prietors of their popular dry goods store. They are pains-taking, polite gentlemen and will continue to make thin store one of the leading

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OBITUARY. Dr. James G. SIum died at hii real, denes, in Terra Haute, the morning of the 2 1st of Aprlaged 39 years, 10 month and S days. He bad a aevera spall of la grippe about twelve months ago, from the effects of wbitib he never fully recovered. On the 26th day of March last he had another violent attack ot la grippe, involving to some extent bis lungs, and a gradual ureal ing down ot tne nerve centers, manifested Orst in his lower limbs,rendaring bint incapable of movine them. gradually passing up his body, affecting we urinary organs, nis noweis ana stomach, and extending to his vocal onrans. reaching the base of the brain, ultiroatine in spinal meningitis, which was the Immediate causa of death. He had for sev eral months previous to hit last sickness been suffering with laryngitis, but so far as his health would permit be, .was prac ticing nis profession, at leaves a wire and one child a boy four vaars old. The remains were brought to Blooming. ion on weonesoay evening last, ana tne funeral took place on Thursday afternoon from the residence f his father, on west nn street. At Hew Albany they adver tise to sell saw dust at the following prices : "Poplar sawdust, $1.50 per load : hickory sawdust. 11.25 per load." People in this region would pay money to have the saw dust removed. Don't forget the Gymnasium Drill, Friday evening. It will be on. of the events of the season. Oo and see what the University girls can d. with their mwcles as well as with, their miad. The Odd Fellows of Bloomington celebrated the 77th anniversary of the Order by inarching to the M. E. church. Sunday night, and listening to an address by O. Ii. Hubbel. J he introductory remarks were made by Senator Fulk The church was crowded to an un comfortable degree, by Odd Fel lows and their friends. A number of the brethren came down from Ellettsville Sunday evening to participate in the observances. There are 930,000 Odd Fellows in America, and l,aU0,00O in the world, so that an idea of the growth and permanency of the Order may be understood to be. something marvelloas. When yon come to town stop and see the new process to "save coffee at Baker, Boyd & Co, Th. rpoalar ms.l!no nf IliA W. C. T. U. will be held Monday evening, May 4th, in the hall. Dr. Muoson of Stanford was in town last 'Saturday. The Doc tors many friends in Bloomington are alwaps happy to meet him. Georae Alford of Washington o - a is the Republican candidate for Major of tost city. Mks. Ma bq abet Gbegoby has returned from Louisville, and may be found at her rooms oo South College Avenue, by ladies who wish to secure the latest styles in Spring Hats. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call before you buy. For groups of all kinds, large and small, go to Summers, the photographer. Harry T. Bott. the iob printer has been turning out a large amount of one woric auring tne past ten days among others were Jobs lor Bhorer A Son, North Bedford quarry Co., Showers Bros., programs for oratorical contest, gymnasium exhibition, work for collage secretary, etc His type is all new, and of the latest designs, from one of the Chicago lounartes. XAdtes who. may wun to aeon re culling or via! tine sards can eel them done neatly here. A large variety of esras is seiec rrom. UMlies are invites to call and see the samples, and to examine programs, etc Wealthy Hebrews of Chicago have raised a fund of over 9500,000 to establish a home for indigent aged people. The Hebrews take care of their poor. While assisting in the work of nuloading an engine at the depot last v rioay, station agent ferring fell from a flat car and sustained some very painful injuries. Savb Money and get the latest designs in Queenswsre and Glass ware at C. H. McPheeters popular grocery store, southeast corner ot tbe square. Jxew supply of Ironstone China and Decorated Ware. BILLIARD HALL. JOHN STO0KWKLL, Psorataroa. LOCATED IN THE Stockwell Building. The Best Pool and Billiard Tables. -und aFINK LINK OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC., BTO., TO. Remember the Place Opposite Depot,

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known M. E. preacher, who is now pastor of a church , at Rockport, Ind.. had a close -call' tor bis life early last Monday nWniog week. i he parsonage eaugnt ore irom some unknown cause and was consumed, together with the contents. The family escaped, but Mr. Clippinger had bis teet sligbtly burned in getting out. , A. J. Summers will continue to make Cabinet Photographs at 2 per dozen for a short time longer, with first-class operator and re-toucher new accessories. We are better prepared to do fine work than ever. Pot Piahtb of any description, cheap, at Rott'e flower house, 276 East 6th street. Dr. Jenks of the University will eive the address at the Union meeting next Sunday evening, May 3d, in the U. P. church. Tfie nublie drill of the yonng ladies' cvmnashim class will Ve given at too oia ooiixge enapei new xrraij aing at 8 p.m. This oepartment is a new one in our University, and has been received with much enthusiasm by the girls. Tha nlaaa numbers seventv-eieht aad will . . 1 . X be represented by as many of its members as can drill upon the enlarged stage t old chapel. The entire entertainment is to ba riven bv members of the class un der the direction of Mrs. ii. W. (launder son. Tiek'tts can be bought of any mem ber of tbe class, and at Jraris Bros, drug stare, from this date. Unlveralty Rote. John Brill is very superstitious. Joe Shea vUited his father last week . W! r,m Atthaua ia tha latett addi tion to the Kappa Kappa Qamwa. Tha "Jiw Bones" met in secret con clave last Thursday night.. . Tavtar Grontnnr wears "the shield" of Pbi Kappa Pat. Vvanlr Amninirar ratnrnad from Cam den, Saturday afternoon. f .Otvlii ftnanivfar left far Canton. O. Sunday to attend the funeral of Ins cousin. If Vut w.a initiated bv the De'il: Taua Saturday evening. All tuwanna awinir the Lecture Asso ciation should pay at once. A . IT Rain waa eonflnad to his room last week with measles. Vln Harriet Camer visited Miss Xola Long at Columbus last week. S sU Km rmn tV to Ms hnma at ! Warsaw, Saturday, by a telegram n. nouaeiag tne serious nines oi nn miner . irk.. nl. Miiirfa at tha nllawA have been rolled, aad the lists are now opeu for members. 'nr n will. .. r-AA hm laat Tnaadav. bv teli-eram. announcing tuo serious illness of his father. R. S. Robinaon. through Snnhnmors with '92, was ducted OJqr Auoruoy Fairfield, Ills. Tbos. A. 'Wolfe, of Ihnjaw department. visited at his home in So Albany over Sunday. The committee on burlesque nf the Senior class, met last Thursday evening and completed arrangwnents. Dr. Elliott delivered the lecture at the chapel last Sunday afternoon. Quite a large n urn tier were in aitenaanos. The Phi Delta entertained thnir Tonne lady friends royally Saturday evening. Daneine: and crokinolo were indulged in till near midnight. Charles Stolts. a special student last vear. who has been atud vine medicine at Chicago, I making aa extended visit among menus Dare, Bev.Bobt. Melntyre, whowatto have lectured at the chapel Monday evening, was unable to appear, being very sick at Bis noma in vnicago. After seven months spent in the Ohio Medical College of Cincinnati, Harry ,B. Gabe,a graduate of I. U., Class '88, ia at home for the summer.. Ba is reading medicine with Dr. Weir, and will re turn to Cincinnati in September. Dr. Gilbert and Dr. Compbell, with a number of students, went to Leonard's mill, flva miles southwest of here, last Saturday. Their outfit consisted of guns, butterfly nets, botany cans aad photographic Instrument. I,. Van BusUrk, a graduate of I. IT, a member of the class of '88, and Miss Alice Alton went married at the home of the brides parents, Wednesday, April 23d. They will be at home to their Iriends on Tuesdays and Thursdays during May, at Mrs. M. A. Buskirk's residence. Prof. Kverman has been selected by the Smithsonian Institute to till a posf. tion in the fish department at 3,000. Dr. Jordan has been engaged in the same line ot duty with tha Institute for a number of Tears. On Friday night. May 1st, tbe ladies of tbe gymnasium will give an entertainment in Collese Chapelt Mrs. Saunderton and Mist ManUy wiH have charge of the details. Prof. Woodburn's lecture, subject 'Politics of the Declaration of Indapaod nce," delivered in College Chapel Sunlay afternoon a wees: was an ame snu iu -.resting one. ) Prof. Jenk will receive S3.00P annual. 'y from Cornell University, and so lias tocsptea a position in tnat eouege ia referenoe to the ene offered in Stanford Dniveisity.

Louis Munson, a graduate of I. whose home was in Mitchell, Xnd., died

in Arlington, Calif., last week, with hemorrhage from the lungs, while waiting for the Presidential train. Mr. Munson was a brilliant young man. After graduating in law be went to Chicago, wnere na praoticea nil on nenun lauea. At the time of h is death he was conducting a newspaper at Banning'. Sotlce to Nont-Kesldenta. Jennie WilUon, Amanda Wilson and Abraham Donaldson. You are hereby notified that the Commissioners of the City of Bloom ington, Indiana, will meet in the Mayor s office in suid city MONDAY, JUNS 1st, 1891, at S o'clock a. m., for the purpose of estimating benefits and damages to property sought to be appropriated in opening South Lincoln Street, in said city. Your property will in some way ba afiectod by opening said street. By order of Common Council. ROBERT C. GREEVES, -April 23, '91-3t. City Clark. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Monroe County Commissioners will meet in special session at the Auditor' office in the City of Blooniington, Monroe County, Indiana, on THURSDAY, MAY tb, 181, at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of rereiviog bids, and making a contract fur the erection of Two Stone Abutments for a bridge over Bean Blossom Creek. Two Stone Abutmi-nts for a bridge over Honey Creak; and one stone abutment for a bridge over Stephens Creek, all in Monroe County, Indiana. The estimates and specifications for which are now on file in the Auditor's office at Bloomington. Tbe contract to be let to the lowest and beat bidder, the Board reserving the right to reject an v and all bids, and to enter tain no bid unless accompanied by the proper bona. Witness my hand and seal this Tth day or April, 1891. raali WM. T. BLAIR, apl 15- 91 Auditor Monroe County. J BAKER, BOYD ft CO., Agents, nLOOMBMGTON. IND. WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE roa TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES, OR STATES? Call on or Add rats H. C. RICE, Patentee, BLOOMIKOTOtr, IlDI-XA. Important to Ladles Oaily. We want a woman in ever? county to establish a Corset Parlor for the Sale of Dr. Niehols' Celebrated Spiral Spring Corsets and Clasps, warranted never to break. Will outwear any three ordinary corsets. Wages $40 to $75 per mouth and. expenses ; we furnish Complete Slock on consignment. Settlements monthly ; position permanent. $3.00 outfit free; inclose 18 cents in stamps to pay postage etc, address with references, G. D. NICHOLS & CO., 25 Kat 14th St., Apl 1-Ct. New York. AMD DON'T FORGET IT I I have a large number of first-class Buggies, Surreys and Spring Wagons, in the old Christian Church building, Kirkwood Avenue, east of tbe National Hotel, which I will trade for stock cr will sell low down for cash. No man in Monroe county can alford to make a purchase before getting my prices. I can fit you out. I will buy all tho good horses that are brought to me. Remember that it will pay you big to see me before vou buy or sell. DAVID McGINNfS. s HERIFF'S BALE. By virtue of an Execution to me di rected from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, I will expose at Public Sale, to tbe highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MAY, 16th. 1891. between the hours of 18 o'clock a. h. and 4 o'clock r. u., of said day, at the door of the court Bouse or said Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits lor a term not exceeding sevon years, ot the following described Real Estate, in Monroe county, in the 8tate of Indiana, to-wit : The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section nineteen, township nine range one east, containing forty acres. All is Moc roe county and State of Indiana. And on failure to realize the full am ount of judgment, interest and costs, I at the same 'time and place wilt expose at public sale .he life interest of said Kraonets Alexandre in said real eftate. . Taken as tbe property of Francis Alex ander at the suit of Melissa Alexander. Said sale will be made with relhtf from valuation or appraisement laws. THOMAS J. PARR, Sbeiiff Monroe County. Apl. S3, ?l.

Dera : DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Mnyor, JOHN C. DOLAN. Dem ' ......... For Marshal, : Dem THEODORE TEKADWAY. For Clerk, : Dem j SAatvabM. BeixxaaACBBa. For Treasurer, PETER BOWMAN. Dem For Councilman, First Ward JAMES G1LMORE. Dem For Councilman, Second Ward,, : Dem DILLON TALBOTT. For Councilman, Third Ward JAMES M. CAMPBELL. ! Dem i mi , . Witness my band - SEAL Y v-, -'

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FOR THE "GNU BILERS" still continues at BAKES. BOYB A CO.'S,

BbooMiMorov, Ind., Aug. 8, 1890. I do horeby certify that the strawberries grown by John Lawrence, of all varieties, are first-class in every respect. Have known Mr. Lawrence as a producer of straw, berries for tbe past eight years. I know him to be a reliable man. J. N. ALsxaasca. Inin I Molt, Ml, Norfolk Building, 8th and Elm SU. CINCINNATI, OHIO. Specialty: Kidney Diseases. COERESPONPEKCE SOLICITED.

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HSIi ......... For Mayor, Rep: LAWRENCE Vast UUSKIRK For Marshal, GEORGE OWEN. Rep ......... For Clerk, Rep ROBERT C. GREEVES. ......... For Treasurer, Rep ; FRANK R. WOOLDBY. For Councilman, First Ward : Bepj UILLORY J. BRANNOCK. For Councilman, Second Ward, Rep ; JOSEPH M. SMITH. ......... For Councilman, Third Ward, Rep 1 BENJAMIN A. M&iJtH.

and the seal of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, this 18th day of April, 1891. ROBERT O. GREEVES,

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PROHIBITION TICKET. For Mayor, DUDLEY F. SMITH. Pro : For Marshal. SAMUEL M, BBMCO Pro : eaee. 5 Pro : : Pr. I For Clerk; ELMER SMITH. For Treasurer, HENRY .W.LKA8, . For Conndlman Fhat Waidl

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For Councilman, Third Wa Pro JAMES SAHBUM. Notice r riaasl Bataite. In the matter of tha estate of Wfl M. Tate, deceased. Ia thi Itooros Circait OosnL. term, issi. Notiee ia hereby gives, that the signed, as Bxecutor or vna ei wuiiau M. Tate, deceased, baa ed and fllec! his aceoant and von final settlement of said estate, and t same will come np for examine action of said circuit court, oa day of Hay. 1891, at whfch tajuaSi persona interested in said estate araj cause, uany tnere oe, wny saM and vniinhAM ahnuM aot ha aiililnaaat ' And the heirs of ssJS estate, aaaj'ii outers interestea tberem, are aoo reauired. at the time and nlaca an to appear and make proof of their ; snip or claim to any part ot saia ei JOSEPH & PAYX April IS, '!. BUSKIBK, FULK COBB, Notlee te Nom-Reaisleail The State of Indiana, At on roe la the circuit court, May TertnJj John W. Tavlor va Hen nr L. M Compniat No. SISO. '. flow comes tne piainun y . Fulk A Co it, hi attorneys, aad cemplaint herein, together with davit that said defendant. Hens or is aota reskleutor UwSUOe Notice h therefore harehy defendant, that unless ha he a on the 11th day of the next the Monroe circuit court, being the-J day or May, 1881, to ba holdea n rat Monday of May A.D, 1891, a Court House in Bloominrtoo. tagl countv and State, and answer ar i to said complaint, tha same will ba'i asa uewnnineu in aa pwiw. Witness aiv name and tbe seal Court, afflxed at Bloominatoa, tale .i dav of March. 1891. JOHN W. CRAVENS, Clerfci Mar 25-1891 . Moaroe cdrenits SEAL - OHKatIFBTS MIX By virtu of a eertiBed eopy of a eree and order of aula to nsadirasjl from the Clerk's office of taaJMoat circuit court, la a causa wb liam Stuart is plaintiff aad McPhelridee. Frank Me me McPhetridge, Wiihjai and Mary U Meadows requirtna me to make the,' Hundred and Ninety-osa Twenty-one oents li.s on said decree and ooets;l Public Sale to the 8ATUBDAT, Hi between ins hours of It a o'clock tt. m of said Si tbe court house in Brio oountv, Indiana, tha i a term not exceed! B following; deeorlbed 1 roa countv. ia tha Statal Fart of fractional lot 3 City ef Bloomington, bt beeinnlns at the norths running theaoa west aa thirty-two rest, tneaoa reet, tneoce east one na two feet, thence north I the place of beginning. Alt in tha State of County. If such rents and profta . for a aumcient sum to . interest and coats, I will at I and place, axposa at Public 1 simDla or said real tharcof as mav ha sufl said decree, interest end Said sain wHI be made i lief whatever from vatu meat laws. THOMAS . BberiffMo Api 15. 'St. Btooimrarow, Ind Anaj I Monroe uo. Horticultural ; know Mr. John Lawroooe in the raisins af strawt bought and used his benfaej years, ana can rucommena very nne in every rcapeo rence is thoroughly posted. ! Is an Honorable was, aswH conndencaof the paopSa, , BLOoMiwaToir.Indn Aa Is to certify that I am 1 ed with J. J Lawrenea 1 berries of him the two his strawberries are crs brought to thja boueht at least four I two "seasons and aa t hit! tegriijr it is ant-claa:!; BtooMiKaroK.tndhave ued some of the bv Mr. John first-class In every Mr Lawrence as ho all his ileelifta.

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