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V. A. BAH MtfT aad Pal VOIt PERWDKKT IK 1892 : THE MAS NOMINATED ItTTHK KPPBt.ICAW OOSVKSTIOHJokB L. UcCatebM. of VanMwrnnir. has set aside 40 seres of bit tame on which be will .Jaat 10.000 Uack loctwt trees and 30,000 crtaJf tree. Hebnyathr tract at om jew old, at $1 per laoiwii In ten jean be esttniH h tree will Meld, bin an awnoe of three fcaee nests, and fnh fa laafiae 20 eents per pest If bis eebeaM works ot a planned h will indeed have tattao. Dr. a O. WHIk of TombA. T- waa president of eoanMST that owed soanit laad, a anacr, several bandied dol&us for work. 6haaklaad, after vainr- trviae for a Ion time to cei bk smmkt. seat word to Dr. Willis i the awaey waa paid be, Shankla waa tried for kiWn; Willis and art nat the pka of justifiible homicide. Thejary tfood eleven for acquittal to one Jot conviction: and then tbe aatners wanted to banc the mmm who 'hoar' the jury. An East Soumox. The JtorUweoteru Meehaaie is responam for rssswir--ii an nMli raa If he fund luavwetnrned.read "S!"aai.lBTcP!BnW make a dergraunont U iim ; if eating the apple, a faraair : nad if inlerartad ia the dollar hj, a banker. Wbeabedidietora.befoaad the beraktiae on the Bible, with the dollar bill ia his pocket, and the oppie alonst devoured. He a politician of bias. Tim Haw Altauiw KvMunn aT JfjHgbtoof St. Edward baa been oxooaiBnaieated by itiabep Uhatard or Cviafj a onaday ezearstoa when beer aod daaeing were amonf tbeattiaetiens. The division whi bo loader oe reeogaiaeii as a Catholic aociety, aad ia anspeaded froai the national orgaaisation. The relation of aaeaabem to the Catbotie ehoreb is not aKeted. i have been ikd in Knox t corns aajnnst John W. Oneter, aad bio KuardiaB, O'Coanell FatrbBist, by Mrs. 8arab Merer. other of Isadora Meyer, deceased. andbyjws. Abas Jjeeeb, widow of E nT. Leechy deeaassd Dam neve ohnmed in eaeb case, 110,000. Meyer and Leech were shot and billed by Gmeter in February last, near Bald Knob, Mo, wbtle on a traia on tbe Iron Mountain read. Giaetar was insane at the time, and is now confined in private saniiarimn atCbwaaati. He is very -Jn "Notes and Cosnmcats". in of tbe North Atnctiean Beview, are several ar tiefM of aaore than ordinary interest. aaaoas tbesa ,eeretwy Bask and tbe Farmers," by Geo. E. Waring, is worthy of carat! eonmdeaatien. "Cbaagesin the Bal lot Law," by Senator Sax too, ia foil ot tMMty aojEgesUons by one who baa made a earefal stodv oft WV VPWWWI 41, WfW VWV by Felix Jj. Oswald, is a timely warning against the ratbless manner in which the noble forests in w being destroyed. He Waited ik thk Ceu.ai In traveling over tbe batileneld of AnUetam 1 met an aged negro who seemed to know tbe lay of tbe . groood perfectly well, and after a time I inejnind t "Were yon here when the fgbt took place V "Right yera,seh be replied. "Saw it all then.' "Well, sab, net 'aaetly, bet I de dead tolas after de batUe." Why didn't yon witoess the rements of the troops?" "Well, aab, I was dan emheraseoda heap dat day. I kaoed General I job was dependin' en me not to wnoop fnrde Yankers, and dat Giaeral MeOeimn was dependin' on me not to whoop agin 'em, an' so I dnn went down cellar an' eat on de bead of a eider barl an' fight it out de bene way dey New Xork World.

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Coo Word for Cradnntes. Fhibtdelphia Pro. White some of the haU-boked wits are making theouelves merry .1. r I i iUi at Cue expense oi muunicB, um New fork collegians, undeterred by their naelessness as pointed oat in esrioon and elephantine editor iat, are proving the valne of tbeir life in the halls they love ro well by widening their sphere of usefu!ness. ny lormtng iuc umYnw; Settlement Society they expect to do mneh for their fellow-men who have been nnfortunate in not hav ing had. the saoie eociafor mtellectaal advantages. Not only will they nuUavor bv leetnrcs to arouse an interest in matters of general cul ture, but they will prove ineir bratWhood and hnmanitv bv livinv imnno those whom thev would elevate. Their olob house will be a center for the tenement neighbor hood, and there the workers win live, makinc visits in their allotted district, and thus introducing into many homes all the stimuli toward a better lite that trained minds backed by broad culture and hearts ran mzesgL-JXham open ui a Battle moweiwnt. and. like their brother vradanfea in other spheres; doioe a lam nart toward carrying on ine amirs oi wis great country, in the heyday of their last vear at college, no doubt, wrote just sneb essays, delivered last such ovations as asoni so mncn fodder for the paragraphia with tbe brain fiW. Jnctapd. howevAr. lw alandards of common sense, their ailiogs appear as motes beside tne. noge beams of misconception, misrepresentation and mhinfuraiation fonnd in the average witty locubration of tbe "gradoatCB criuc now abroad in tbe land. Uses Barbels. Old eentl man (to 1ms driver) My friend, what do yon do with four wages every week put part of it in tbe savings bank ? Driver .No. air. After nayin' tbe butcher an' grocer an' rent, I pack away what's left id barrels. I'm afraid of them savin' banks. Babbeu fboh Solid Logs. A core saw, intended for boring ont barrels from solid logs, was re cently completed at Tenotoo,Mss8.t for a company in Lacrosse, La. The saw is made of wrought iron, cylindrical in shape, and steel cut ter teeth are distributed about its edge. It is expected that the taw would cot a barrel per minute, and during a trial of the first machine cere 161 inches in diameter and 81 J inches long was bored out in thirty seconds. A mill for tbe manufacture of. barrels by these machines is to be built in LouisSt. Louis Globe-Democrat : Tbe changes which go to make heart disease take place slowly, and go on for years withont mak ing tbeoselves known to the vic tim ; and in not a tew cases death occurs soddenly tram such disease without its existence benig suspected. On the other hand, there are persons who think they have bears disease when tbe structuni or that organ is perfectly healthy. They complain, of bad feelings in tbe cardiac regions, palpitation, irregular breathing, etc, and such symptoms would naturally suggest disease. In these cases the trouble is purely nervous in character .; that n, tbe nerves which control the working of the heart are ia some way deranged. And very generally this derangement is the result of dyspeptic trouble. Those who exhibit tbe signs described should torn their attention to tbe stomach and try and overcome them bv careful attention to diet. Tbe Quantity of food taken should be no greater than health and strength demands, and only substances eas ily digested should be eaten. In s people even with fairly strong digestive powers, tea and coffee cause palpitation of the heart,henoe tbeir nee ta forbidden. Tobacco also gives rise totbe same symptom. Of coarse, this habit, and all others which tend to produce nerve weakness, should be discontinued. Where trouble with the heart is purely functional tbe remedy lies with the victim, and by wise re straint a cure ia generally effected. Level Cwltatre tew Cent. American Cultivator. Most practical farmers are agreed that level culture, at least during the latter part of tbe season, is mach the best for the corn crop.

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Piling dirt around the hills does no good whatever to the stalk and there are many reasons why it is injurious. It tbe roots were at the base of the stalk it might be urged that tbe earth drawn over them would supply them with more moisture and plant food. Practically tbe feeding roots are in tbe middle of tbe rows, and the large a m -a sinewy braces which tbe stain throws out at its base are for pro tection against winds, not to supply the plant with food or moisture. riling much dirt over these braces rots them off, and tbe stalk is then defenseless against wind-storms. If nature wanted earth over these braces she could have started them under tbe ground. A level surface holds tbe water better from evaporation, and late in the- season there is rarely any moisture to spare in tbe soil. Besides all this, the light surface cultivation, which is alone tolerable with level culture, does not cut off corn roots as does tbe deeper tillage between the rows required in leaving a furrow be-tweenthfihwW-&sttrz thus treated has manv ears not fill ed out to the end, as corn ears should be. Tebbe Haute, June 25. The Slate Board of Trustees of tbe Stale Normal School to-day elected Prof. Lewis J. Bettger to succeed Prof. B. W. Evcrman, professor of biology, who has gone into the service of tbe United Slates Fish Commis sion. Prof. Ketteer graduated from the 8tate Normal School in 1886, spent three years at Johns Hopkins, one vear at the Indiana State University, and for a year past has been professor of biology in tbe South Bend High School. A well-made nriooess trown is rlie most comfortable style. There is no drawinc snarl nt. tht waial line, or bitching up under the arms. Godey's Lady's Book. Says an agricultural exchange: "It is of the greatest importance to wheat growers to remember that wheat properly stacked after harvest, and allowed to go through the natural coring process, is more merobantable than when threshed and shinned to market directly after cutting. It is to the interest of all concerned that wheat be stacked, as unquestionably if thresh ed from tbe shock it will sell at a heavy discount under old wheat, as it will not be in export condi tion." A Hammer Day Plcailc. The following account of a last week's pie nic is written by a little 9-year old girl of this city ; Wis Lindlev cave a Die nic for her Sunday school scholars lost Thursday. I vat one of them and brother Ilobert. We were to meet at her house at half it eight Miss Lindley teaches at the etbodkt and Presbyterian, but tbe children were tbe ones she taught at the s-rosoyienan. as 1 saia nerore we were to meet at her house at half- past eight. rrewaueauiiaiicamosouiataii oouid co tocether. We walked: there wen 17 of us, boys and girls together. We went to Labertew woods. The day was so hot we soon got tired and wanted to atop, but Miss Lindley told us to come on and we 101 lowed Bar till she stopped, when we stopped most of the girls pulled off tbeir shoes and stockings. The boys all went nareiooiea out two. we sal down on grasshoppers, worms, and everything. When wa were rested we went on till we came to an applo' tree, far the boys would stop for a few apples, and then wa went on till we came, to a large tree, with 8 Sringbyit; here we stopped. We atl raw down our hats, and Uiu LindleT told us to sit down In a circle and she would read to us. There were 17 of nt ; Bessie Sears, Hannah Fnllsr. Orrel Ful ler, Florence Bee, Charlie Bee, Buetah Bee, Verga Kirby, Theo. Kirby, Lixaie Kirby, Walter Hodge, Lottie, Willie aad Xabfe Alexander, and two ther girls whose names I forgrt, my brother Bobbie and I. The teacher read us two fairy stories, and when she finished the stories toe boys ran off a little way to play, but ia a little while they came back and said they saw a snake. Kiss Alexander came down and said she smalt tbe snake from ber bouse. She took a big stick and kill, edit head but she said iu tail wouldn't die till sundown. We played till time to aet dinner: Kiss Lindley spread a table cloth oa the ground and all emptied their oasaeu on tna taDleoiotn. lira, see Caked a cake with Charley Bee's initials am K. mere was eueese, cake. Jelly, lam. strawberry jelly on them, bread without ootuir, ana a canon 01 lemonaoe. v erga Kirby sbilt jelly on her dress two times and spilt it on tbe tablecloth. When we ate our dinner, we put the victuals in a big basket : then we played "drop tbe handkerchief, old witch." and then we made swings of beech trees, I went to swing aad fell down, (we were in a cow pasture and I had to wash my hands and wrist). There was a. wagon bed close by the spring and all of us got in it and played a little while. I pulled off my shoes and stockings' and waded in the water; I stepped into a mud puddle up to my nose ana went co wasn a oa ana ten

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men x goi up ana ww i utnuiri then I enl to gat me a drink and fall ia the spring ; I got up and started to fa'l but Mis Lindiey caught me, and ana of the boy got me a drink. Alter anu Uiu Kindlav made noma lemonade and we each bad two d rinki. Then wa ato upper. When If iu Littdley spread tbe tableoloth on Ihograw twenty graM-nop. Wn Si mt rtn.Mh Wa httJ another gallon of lemonade for aupper. ''Vt'ben . . .in .... wo were aona wa piny cu wu ire w a wagon coming. Some of tbe girli aked Mix I.indUv If eha would rids, but the man dida't aeem to want ua to ride; ao we never rode. Buelab Bea cried to oome borne, but Florence, ber lifter, woulnn't take her. When we got back to the iprlng Mite lilddley made another gallon or leironaae, ma tnu wa aunii all hollowed hurrah, and then HUa LthdUygava me couego yon. " o dron the handkerchief till time to go bome. We taw a man with a wooden leg. Aa wa parted to go Home we (aia good bye, and told Hin Llndloy we had a nice time, but 1 murt top for now wa'ro home. Gthu Scauotx. WO. B. BURFORD, JkitliojyfrnplMsr, Printer, Stationer StanufAiotnver of .Rlnatlc Boolut, Kngrayo?. (MMl Binder. -- KO. 21, WEST WA8HIKQT0S St., Indianapolis, Jndtana. Don't Forget The Big FAIR. SEPT. 14 TQ 18. urn r&uV $2,000 Fine Speed Ring, Half Milo Track. t. Complete Grounds, GREAT STOCK SHOW. WLet every farmer bring something to the Fair, atid show it to the multitude. IT WILE. PAY t&" Don't forget th ilat, nnl write to the Secretary lf PfVpyum Liist, and further particulars. J. K. EDMOXDSOX, Secrefary. Bloomington, Indiana. Ini I, Mott Ml, Norfolk Building, 8th and Elm Sti. CINCINNATI, 9UIO. Specialty: Kidney Diseases, CORBESPONDKNCB SOLICITED. CLEAN YOUR m KNIFES. All property holders or occupants aro nerooy nounou to tnorougniy civait their premises or garbage, aitb, waste or other matter likely to prove dangerous ta'. pub lic hralth, in accordance with Section goes or too revised statute or 1381. A. J. AXTKLL, Sec. Monro Co. Board ut Jteallbv May 13, '91. Assessment Wottee. NOTICI IS HEREBY GIYKN, that the County Board of Review for jaonroe uounty, Indiana, will meet in the Court House in Bloomington, County and 8Uta aforesaid, ia the room of the County Commissioners of said County, on MONDAY, JULY 6th, 1891, at 10 o'clock A. M, being the llrst Monday after the 4th of July, for the review of all the assessments and the equalization of the valuation of tho Beat and ' Personal Property of Monroe Coantv. as returned by the various Township Assessor for said County and reported upon bv the County Assessor. Witness mv band this June 19. 1891. WILLIAM T. BLAIR, Auditor. Attest BOBKBT C. FOSTER, County Assessaar. -Ohio and Mississippi Raj 1 way WSTThr, Fait lane East and Wetfijit. 4, Snltel Daily Trains to Cincinnati,. 4 Solid Daily Trains to St. Louis, 5 Snllel Daily Trains to Lonisville, Connection, in Union Depots with trains for all lines for the Bait, West, North and South. Through Vestibule Day Coaohes, Pullman Parlor cars and Sleepers on all trains. A DsaU aVstlly of Pullman Vestibule Buffet Sleepers from St. Louis and Stations on Main ' Line to Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York, without change. Homx-Sbbkbbs Moving West should take this line as it has less changes of cars and bettor accommodations than other route. Our vestibule car are a luxury, which may be enjoyed by all, without extra charge, and every attention is given our passengera to make their Journey pleasant and comfortable. Our agents will take plessure in answering Inquiries, in regard to rates for passengers and freight, time, routes and connections; call at your home if desired and ' attend to shipping freight by the mst4ifect routes and chocking baggage, wnhaat charge for any assistance they may be able to render. N- B. Passengers should purchase tickets before entering cars, as the ticket rale is ten cents less thaq the train rate. CommunicnUoni addressed to the undersigned will receive promptattontion. Address: D O. Sbxkks, Ticket Agent O. & M. Ky., Mitchell, Ind. C O. Joke. District Passenger Agent, Viooennes,Ind r. P. BAKN4HP, Pres't A Gen'l; Manager j W. B. bHATTUc. General Pass'r Agent CINCINNATI, a i

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JLTJiOITOR' ANNUAL REPORT.

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iture! of Monroe county. Indians, for the year beginning June Ut, 1890, and ending May Slit, l91. COTJMTY BKVESUE-

Receipt. $26,316 30 993 73

Bal. on hand June 1st, 1890, Pike repair on band June lit, 1890,

TaZM, 44,074 09 Jury Taxes, - 17 oj Damagea and Cost, 60 t Sptcial Judge, 412 Oo Speeiflc, 70 02

AtMMing nerenus, Public Building, Bailiff and Circuit Court, Fee and Saleriaa, Election, Poor and Aiylum, SpcoiBe, Criminal, Boada and Bridget, Booka and Stationery, Jurora, Adrertlaing and Printing. Taxe Refunded, Interest on Bond, Interest on Orders, Coroner' Inqueat, Board of Health, Insane, County Attorneys, Kxpenao of School Fund, Change of Vanue, Special Judges, fix Bounty, Pike Repairs, Principal on Bonds, Overoraft of Cong. Fund, J una lst,1890, . Total. Balance on hand June 1st, 1890,

44.661 19 27,309 02

Total, 71,970 at Old Warrant Redeemed,

Total, Balance in Treasury, TOWNSHIP Special School Tax, Township Ti.x, llotd Tax, Ijocal Sohool, Dog Tax, Balance, Total,

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Liquor License. Show License, Tuition from State, Itedemption of Land, Dog Fund on hand Jane 1st, 1190, r T.rtal, Balance,

16,298 54 15,298 64 COMMON SCHOOL FUND.

Lo-1 sand June 1st, 1890, Overaranf Pines and Forfeitures, Balance, Interest oo hand June 1, 1690, Interest, Bal. on hand, CONGRESSIONAL Principal.

Tp. 10 Range 2 West, 230 00 250 00 3$ 00 Oa hand June 1st. 1890, 41 50 Tp. 10 Range I West. 47 60 63 00 26 00 Ore rdrnft June Ixt, 18!H, 2 SO Tp. 10 Range 1 West, 10 00 7 60 On hand June 1st, 1899, 62 40 Tp. 9 Range 1 Knst, IM "0 52 40 ISO 00 On band June 1st, 1X90, 47 10 Tp. 9 Range 1 Weft, 109 00 1"6 10 60 00 Tp. 9 Range 2 West. ?1 M 31 0 On hand Juno 1st. 190, Hi 00 Tp. 8 Range 1 West, 2.IM 04 3 2-t7 91 Tp "S Rang r End, ' , IPS T& 10 7 , . , Tp. 7 Range 1 East, Sfia oo 2WM 115 00 Tp. 7 Range 1 Wwt, 17 67 "3iu wo 33 33 T. 7 Rungo 2 Wett, 3ta 00 :' M 25 00 Total, 4,3(6 SO 3,HU 68 WSTti 31 34 Overdraft and Dal, 32 3t 403 50 4.4U8 10 4.40M 19 Interest on hand June 1st, 1890, 1,0'il 10 Interest, 1.B58 SO 1,541 40 1,358 90 Balance, 1.358 50 2.:.i Otf 2,819 90 STATE HEVKSUE, Docket Fees Circuit Cwrt, 144 00 110 00 31 00 Balance, 34 00 - 144 00 144 00 BIGHT PIKE. PIKES. On hand Juno 1st, 1890, 22 80

Fund", Old Warrants Redeemed, Balance, WYUE PIKE FUST. On hand June 1st, 1890, Funds, Old Warrants Redeemed, ' Balance, STEPHENS PIKE. On baud June 1st, 1890, Funds, Balance, DIN8HORK PIKE.

176 58 11,942 01

On band Jure 1st, 1890, Putins, Old Warrants Redeemed, Balance, SMITH PIKE. On band June 1st, 1890, Funds, Old Warrants Redeemed, Overdraft, ROGERS PIKE. On hand June 1st, 1890, Balance,

IBCIPITIILATiaH. Total Receipts from June 1st, 1890, to June 1st. 1S9I. ........ . . ...1115.817 29

On band June 1st, 1890,......................,........ 43,302 04

Total Receipts Warrants drawn from June 1st,

1890. to June 1st, 1891 $134,502 01

Outstanding Warranta,June lst,1890, . 1 Total to Red

147,395 57

1... , . t oa. Expenditures by Treasurer,. a siMifMiHMN Balance In Treasury,, rtMfMM Ponds in tbe Treasury are aa follows County Revenue, proper.................. rise oepa4rs,,...M..i aaaaeaaeeaa uoz runa...u... Show License, ... , M,Matfsfttt Docket Fees Circuit Court...... iiquor liicenae,... Common r3chool Fund Int, Kogers nice, Hicht Pike,..

..1,395 79 .. 703 25 . 3,027 31

Stephens Pike, wviie fixe..... DinsmorePike,., Con. Tp. Fund Principal, Interest........... Fines and Forfeitures,.

21,679

OviavBAFTS Smith Pike, 57 55 Prin. Com. 8ch. Fund,.... 833 85 Tp. Range 1 West, 32 33 True Balance...

,.$21.!56 4J

WITNESS mv hand and Seal this 6th day of June, 1891. WILLIAM T. BLAtK, Auditor Monroe County.

following report o&RaceinU and Expend

Drawn. Trtatvry. Draft. 27 96 1,630 It 1,699 61 905 54 7,108 10 1,733 70 7.143 33 4,040 20 2.320 64 10,007 60 1,969 73 4.034 20 1,307 33 34 C9 1,200 00 631 42 07 05 85 00 515 07 100 00 1,838 74 835 70 477 00 60 SO 7,427 05 6,000 00 63,060 35 63,000 26 . 1,110 20 64,770 45 7,199 76 7,109 7 1,970 21

71,970 21 71,970 21

KKVKHUES. 6,457 24 5,457 24 4,603 SI 5,316 80 4,476 06 1,211 00 4,503 31 5,316 SO 4,476 06 1,125 OS 86 SO 20,964 41 FUNDS. 86 00

20,964 41

400 00 100 00 13,938 21 5S4 90 300 00 5 00

s 00 13,038 21 694 90 91 71 268 72

360 43

15,298 64

14,993 54 305 00 305 00 196 60 632 85 5.961 10 618 75 5,961 10 CIS 73 618 7 618 75 43 10 2,953 61 618 75 2,890 II 106 60 106 CO 2.9:i0 11 2.996 71 TOWNSHIP FUNDS. RtceipU. JMurcmeii. 35 00

5,708 27

3,924 28 615 00 1,395 79 1,395 79

6,935 07 5,935 07

8,983 71 107 60 3,027 31 3,027 31 12,118 62 12,118 62 26 53 1,072 72 396 00 703 25 703 25 1,099 25 1,099 25 11,697 35 1,279 31 5,416 10 J ,350 10 6,210 46 6,210 46 12,976 66 12,976 66 1,728 50 187 81 1,749 86 278 00 57 55 57 55 2,027 86 2,027 86 445 23 445 23 445 23 445 23 445 23 ..159,119 33 2,893 5G 9,432 08 aeai ,.137,98i 1 21,156 42.

6,929 30 270 46 S 00

5 00 34 CO 300 OS 100 60 445 23

6,310 46 408 50

1,338 50 618 75 15 722 73

To R. E. Contractors. BAIUROAO SWITCH. Mealed nroDoals will bo received at the offiuo of Louden A Rogers, in Bloomington, Ind., until 1 o'clock p. m., June 26, 1891, by the Morton C. Hunter Stone Co., for the grading ot a Mauroaa cwiica, exlenaing lrom ine main line 01 vne u. A. (J. Ky. Co. to the Hunuirjsronc quarry, a distance oThncuuau flnle, A nap, profile and specifications of said route and work can be seen . at the law office of Iiouden A Roger The Company reserve the right to re ject any or au nias. Any information concerning said work ma be bad br addressing: the Secretary or tbe Stone Uompany. 4. V iiuuusn, cec-y M. C. Hunter Stone Co. Bloomington, Ind., June 8th, 1881. GRAND PALACE HOTEL 81 to 103 N. Clark Street. CniCAGO. Only four minuutes from the Court! House; Cnble-cars pass the door. New house with all Modem Improvements: newly furnished. On Ameri can and European plans. Booms $3.00 weekly; transients su cents and upward. Turkish Baths lor ladies and' Lantlemen, 50 cents. Restaurant by !d. ComDsenon. late chef Chicaco mnA Union-League clubs. Tabled'Botel wrv' IQTCut .his out for future use. Jtfotieci of Sale of Real Estate. VrOTIOB IS HERB BY GIVEN, that il tbe undersigned. Administrator of estate or James a. strong, deceased, rjy order of the Monroe Circuit Court, will offer at Private Sale for not less that tbe full appraised value thereof, at the Law Office of Fulk & Corr, in the City of Isutomlneton, Monroe County, Indiana, oa and altm tna 27T1I DAY OF JUNE, 1891, and up to the 30TH DAY OP JUNE. 1891. and if not sold bv 12 O'CLOCK, JUNE aoi'll, 1881, then tna same will Leonered at PUBLIC SALE AT TUK COURT HOUSE DOOR, in said county to the highest bidder for not lest than two-thirds its appraised value, tho undivided twothirds ol tho following real estate in Mon roeeounty, in the State of Indiana, to wit: Tho northeast quarter of section thirty tour. Also tbe northeast quarter of the northwest quarter, all in section thirty-four, towiuhip nine norm, range two west. TERMS OF SALE. One-half cash in hand and one-half in nine months from day of sale, purchaser "iving note for deferred payment waiv ine all relief trom valuation or appraise mont Ihws, hearing six per cent, interest from date with good freehold suretr. JOHN REED, May 27, 1891. Administrator. Pilk & Corr, Att'y. Notice of Male of Real J&state. NOTICE IS 11KREIIY GIVEN, that -ii. P. Tltnu.itr, Ailminilrator of l he oslnte of Christina Fowler, decenKed, will offer at Public Auction, to the hbhot bidder, on WEDNESDAY, JULY laT, 1891, the iindividrd two-tbi rd of the following real etat. so-wit: . .. , sly-three one-hun-Nltioty-ono and

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Monroe county, Indiana Sale on the premises'at 1 o'clock p. m. TERMS OF SALE. One-third cash, one-third In six and onethird in twelve months Irani day of snle, purchaw giving notes for deterred payments, bearing six per cunt, interest from date, wnviiig all relief from valuation or appraisement laws, with good freehold surety. BBS. K. THRASHER, May 27, 1891. Administrator. Ftilk & Corr, Att'ys Wot lc ta Capitalist 1 Mreet Improvement bonds, bearing six per cent, interest, are now ready for tbe market. Interest on said bonds is payable scmi-annuiilly. For further particulars son City Clerk . ROBERT C. GItEKVRS, May 5V, '91. City Clerk. QnERlFf'S SAIVG. By virtue of a certified copy of a de cree and execution to me directed, from the Clerk's office of the Monroe circuit court, in a cause wherein Steven S. Urmston, James A. New, at al are blaintiffs, and Georira W. Meade, etal are defendants, requiring me to make tbe sum of Two Hundred and Filly-!?!ne Dollnrs and Nlnoty-Kine Cents ($259,991, with interest on said decree and costs, 1 will expose at Public Sale to the highest Didder, on SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1891, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. rn. and 4 o'clock p. m., of said day, at tha door of the court House in moomington, aionroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, me following described real estate, in Monroe county, in the State of Indiana, to-wit: The south half of tha southeast quarter and tbe southoast quarter ot the northeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter, section 34, township 9, range one east, ia Monroa county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose at Public Sale, the feesimple of said real estate or so much thereof as may be sufficient to disuaargo said decree, interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any re. lief whatever from valuation or appraisemeat laws. THOMAS J. FARR, , Sheriff Monroe County. June 10. '91. CHICKEN CHOLERA CAM BE CURED. A CURE POUND AT LAST JETFS POULTRY POWDER is a Guaranteed Cure for Chicken Cholera. Guaranteed to not only Prevent but to CURE Chicken Cholera in its most malignant stage. An absolute guarantee with eaeh package, No Cork, No Pay, 25 crs. per package. Ask your druggist for it. Take no oilier.

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for the improvement of Tewth' and nrovidine toPthe coat thereol Ssc. I. Be it ordained by the Mayer and Common Cohneil of tho Chr of Bioomineton, Indiana, two-third of the members thereof concurring therein, that Tenth street in said city be improved by OrjtdiagQatterinff, McAdamiaing paving a brRfsidewalk oa both sides thereof from Wln(f. street to coin street, in accordance with the and spectflcations tborefor aa heretofnra adopted by the Common Counoil for tho improvement of said street, now oa Ik in the offioe cf the Clerk of said city, and in umrdnM with thjt RaaalaftiAit . tit Am

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Bsc. 11. The cost or aatd improvemeait of said street, except tbe Dro portion there of occupied by street and alley croasiags snail oa assessed per lineal trout not against the real estate abutting thereon, said assessments.if deferred .shall be said fas ton annual Installments, to each of whieaf shall be added interest at six per cent per annum, payable semi-annually Rom las) date of final estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A boatd or bonds shall he issued in anticipation of tie) col section or aatd deferred unlets the property owners pay their saM assessments before said bond or bond as issued. All as provided for ia an Act Of the Central Assembly of Indiana, bjk .. proveu jaarcii oso, taov. Sac. III. This ordinance al all be ia full force from and after Ua legal publication. I. Robert C. G reeves. Clerk of tbe CHr of Bloomington, Indiana, certify tha foregoing is a true ana correct copy ot an ordinance adopted by the Common Counei! of said city at their regular meeting held JunelStb, 1891. ROBERT C; fOXlTHi iM June 24, '91-3t. City Clerk. AM ORDIKAMCK for tbe improvement of Third street, sum providing for the cost thereof. Sao. I. Be it ordained bv tha MaW and Common Council of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, tsso-thirda of th. members thereof conourrina tbereia. that Third street be improved by Qradiag,

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cauona inereior am neresotore aaopfaa Dy.-; the Common Council for tbe improve mont of said street, bow oa file ia that of. fice of tbe Clerk T said city, aad la accordance with the r nolution of the Coasmon Council adopted May 5th, 1891. Sko. II. The coal of said improvsjsaaat of said street, except the proportion tbesvof oeeutiied hv bImaS aaH llw muMla . shall be assessed Bar lineal front ina e'iiih real enaie aasnang XAerooa). said assessments, if deferred, shall be paiaV

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KOUKRT C. GREKVX&Sjl June 2. Sl-M. City CTor mt-m vnviiaava ,, for the improvement of Third street. ? providing for the nl thereof. - Src. 1. Be it ordained, by tl and Common CHineil of tha i lilmninston, Indiana, two thirds I members thereof euneurrm therotal-'. I Thirj ..,,., : uU ek u.In.JJt. on street in accordance with tha-. and siievtncal Kins therefor adopted by the Common Cauaejl fur improvement of said street. in the office of the Clerk of said ettv ' in accordance with tho Resolution as-: Common Council adopted May Mh, i riKt;. ii. 4 uu cost or said impaovc of said ttreet, except the proportion I or occupied ty street and alley shall be assessed per lineal front against the real .estate abutting sid assessments, if deferrad, shall be in ten annual installments, ta which shall be added interest at six ceut. nor annum. mvibM aami-aKM and collected aa provided by law. a.u... .ho Mn.vv. His u,. H. WHWIII., bond or bonds shall be issued la tion of the collection of aaM deferred ; sessnicnts, unless the property owaatajj meir naiu assessments oeiore saM a bonds are issued. All as pravidatt 1 an aci oi tne uenerai Assamnty . isna. approved Marcn Bin, isss. Sec. Ill, This ordinaaoa shall full force from and after Ha legal j tion. I, Robert C. Greevas, Clerk of tha of Bloomington, Indiana, certify tha I going to be a true and correct espy eJ ordinance cflopiea or too sjowmew. I en ot said city at tbeir regular i ROBERT C. ORCKYa T A 4 !. u M- WS J Al Vnudalia Th Xaroagh. tun ta No change of cars between Qr Cincinnati, Columbus. PiUsburw.' delnhia. Waihineion. Baltimore aad lorx. Elesaat aarlor cars to IadlananoRe.! liouis ana vincinnan. wiwoas caaa This line runs Pullman . vestibule, ing and buffet cars on through with but one shange to poiata ia Mil Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, il kansas and California. Dining cars ' Trains Nos. 20 and 2t. Trains leaving Terra Haute for St. J eph and intermediate point; Lxave Torre Haute, Crewfordsviile, Frankfort, I.ogansport, 6:20 8:1? Sslt 10:40 1:93 2.4 1:00 at ill 414 sie T.3 Amkvbj South Bead, St. Joseph, Mnklnic connection for all neinta tvg Michigan. fv Any informatMMi regardine; raumam rates, Ac, address CHAS. H. Mixjflg a raveling raseenger agaas, l erra I Ind. K. A. FORD, General Pa

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