Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 August 1891 — Page 2

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Thia fefc ar.r 8tere, THB MAN" NOMINATED BY TH R HKPPBI.TCAH COWVF3TTIOW. A ml estate expert at Wtihjatgtoa Mi Setnniay teatMed that Mr. CWwfatHl psid fi,000for the Oak-view ahace atrieoldit mrf 140,-iJOO,.-akrnga pnit af f 114,000 in leas thsia tkice yeare. The tans f this aaeateral imiwe ia raJee wee the et ef the District ot Mnmi eOettlt, who exteaded street to the CfcrnlJ inyity a ft .. 1 as wets a taat of aaach adjacent MMerlT owaad by 9 syndicate f naspsresad aad eJitfcaJ Meada, wsa to thee of destroying a MatT. IaaiaeBcaj8Bpnrd Jjmr there wee nothing aawe eor-.-jsjat IstoalMs rail estate saeealeiasaraSsts. f Mta, Lam D. later-Ocean gfca himimIi latEaam Dairy Aaoritwm. cif wafea ahc waa taat I. nail alactol Beeretary aad Tiai r. Th.iwitioa was aot jpvaalKreat f eomplhaent, becaaee sh ia a wetaaa, bat beta at ewhoaef:le araat aaceaafal cfcauaaeial be State. It goes WsWaa aayiag tbat aaa ia a thor-saga-eya nejioess aoeiea, eathaaisstie, iauilageat, aad braa- . . aMrtg mr who energy. gbe is a IktU body, slender, Irons, below medians bight, with dark Junr aad large, dark eyes. WW l ,,.- m,,A Wa alMMtlh

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Of Jin. Worier H miWbtbwU- ... . ... . t, ;a;i; - afeeaaaa tune to travel, to reeo aad to atady, aad ia a regakr eoatribator to aereral of the beat agriakaial aapcra ia 4ba oooalry. WWle aba ia tfcaaacUy iacaiBeat, Jm still Rtaiaa aer i aaajitaa,aad ia a ebaraiiag 1 and a BMdti -lad. 8aa: The lallaaaia of awhioa are agaia aaaaW a atattor that baa Sept them awake for ssaay nights danaa; the rtwo. lathe city an oar eotored aata who tr Kreat demre to Ofeea ia ev erything that ia at the lateat atamp. Ttaf watehtba taaStaa phrteaaBacb deaer tbaa the whitabays,aad anyIhiagaewtbatiaHkely to prove takjagiaseiaed as amnaa it appears oa the laaal matket, aad is iatrodaeed oa the street by aa eboay hued yoatAf bulava the wbita saaa kaowa itiaia existcaea. After the new this baa made its bow oa the parace) of colored fellow do yea anaBase the dade white want to adopt tbeaaaae Sg? They waat to, aad soaietias have to, bat tt u . jmlv after the Colored fellow has had a ease of air burning from the aerere things that have been raid atf alas. The greatest worry in faahiosiblt fife jnst aaw ia bow to awfmt the aoaa of Africa from aaaamiagtbe news wriakles ia ieJI wear aatil attar the American yoatii baa aabds the pablie iaaailiar wttatbssa. Thb 6rsx or a Boaaa.White the aUic U still over Saleator'a woadeiful aaaefo iaaang a mile ia ldlS, .then eve lew who have, threash 1 and analyst, awwht to a terrifio bam of fhia . It is easily forty 1 an boar a rate avecaged by very lew of the fastest railway tiafan. There are 580 fast ia a anas, aa that ftsr every aaa f these aiaaty-ftre aecoada tor every beat fa aaawa pilaa this wonderful ham covered fifty-five aad threetenths feet of fjoaad. The shortest apace of time noted by the tarfaaMr wtefa is a oaarter of a ate-ie-aa iafervtl 90 brief that the eyeoaaaardlr observe, the miaA eaa hardly tppranate k. Tet ia every one of those 3Si oaarters of a ataoad that awgaisWat crest ore JeapH sixteen and threeieath feet, Saeb are the sasanac matte of a eairfa) breeding as exhibited ia the Aawrieaa no horae. Scieatifio Asanfmaa, TEM-rsaute TooiiH-The lot lowing i gveq in fat as the

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Swisa method of ha -tuning east steel tor rattias tools : "Mix a suitable vaael fear parts of pulverised reaia aad taja paiit of train oil. ikir veil ia fbb) ine part of hot fallow; . Into this mixture the article to be harden 1 is plnnged at a low red heat, ancl held there until thoroughly cooled. Withoot eleaoibst off the piece m again pat into the ire and aattal ly temiiered in the ordinary way." atone adds that with steel tuns treated the haHeamf; ia deeper aad more uniformly diatribaced than is coramoaly the case, aad the steel w less brittle aad nonesan excellent aad darabk catting qualities. Hai& aaia thaatt'e Whk UM bar aad Uirti MB; Be hM.araraiac lUi With Wtarad sU milk put; Be Hvad oa pork 4 Wj And ovarwaigbtad Imad, . Aad Um Sic aad tkten ate Urn from dawa till gohtg to bad. Ba bora it vary amrtly, Hot xmablcd alt tlia while, Aad ttaayb Utay cbaifod Urn daobla Ba pafcTwiU a tmila. Bat ba waakaaed see las atoraine. Aad latatad daftd away Wbaa tbay aaaas it l eaajd gh 'am a un at fjucata" aay." ar avraUowtaw geeaw. f Tram Table Talk.) : Medical loarnals and their eon-! teats so rarely cone before the people at large, that iayssen are now and then ssoved t dilate npon some of the ills which flesh is heir to,' aad which with intelligence might ' be r verted. The recent death of a yoaag college professor ia my lieigbborbood resulting from having swallowed in orange seed, prompts mo to ariin revert to toe danger of swallow ing hard seeds of any kind, that an: not digested in the stomach. This yooag man ia the fifth vtctim I have known to die of getting a seed ia the "apnea-: dixy that intestinal md-de-toe which seems to bt of no am but to bill people now and then. Any bard or iBdieestible snbtitance.often a grape seed, soBHitimaB a piece of oyster shell, slipping into it in its tnroosn t He intestines and unable to get oat, produces intense sod suffer is;, ending' ia death' ia thra or foor days.! Osee have been kaowa where the seed baa besoms 4 neysted and death has not directly ensued. A few very skillful ana experienced phynow ebum that they know the symptoms of appendix ioflMOso well that if the patient is immediately acta:! upon, surgically, hie life may be saved. Bat, ondoubted )y, the Jiiilment generally tor exemaating intbuamatJeaef the boweb or bilioos trou ble, which yieldfi to nothing but death. Of eoum!t we are all doomed to die aometiaie ; and if one has eoaataatly to beai in mind care of hiasaelf, life becomes tin a degree But there are certhings most persons instinc tively avoid aa being dsngerons, wana aenoration or two of special culture ia eschewing seeds, espeeialry ia the iidocstioa of cbildna, it weald lweome as natoral aad easy to avoid swallowing them as it is aow with many persons to galp them down in eating fruit. Speaking with Spanish lady a day or two ago about eating grapes, she exekiawd: "Why, 1 never wallow grape seeds 1 I should as tamk of swukwtng so much Ia 8paia ao one swallows the seeds of grapes.'' tow to Make a statical M VtVal llalrt. Make year skirt of light crisp silk, soma prettr color scarlet if yea like, a? briijht bhte. Let it 000M halfway between knee and ankle. Da yoa know how to make the skirt? Jast a pab? of scant ea a. a . a Liuoassra, aeitaer ootiooning or boldiac by elastic about the lee. Oa eaca leg sew a rufli half way above the knee, a tall ruffle, or better still, a hniie-plaiting that falla to where the bloomers end. If yoa want to be very particular you can pat another ruffle under tbw test about ti e knee of each leg aad falliag to the edge of the bloomers. Then sew the skirt, this seme leagth and ot the same ma tonal, to the band of the bloomers. No matter what haanens. no flash of white aaa suggest exposure. The white articles of wear are safe un der the bfoomerii. No matter how high a reach the step up is, the ruffles on the !i fted leg fall in a mass about the leg and dowu to the other leg, looki.ag as if one's skirt clung kindly. The whole thing goes on at once aud doei not ton

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any sooner than would the nsnsl dark petticoat, and it is prettier tnau toe petticoat. Xou can lift your dress with impunity and not be afraid of lifting the skirt at the same time. Cincinnati Enquirer. Doable Harder at asaeirardi. Dr. Winepark Judah of Bedford, formerly of Stinesville, this county, on Sunday night last, aft 9:45 o'clock sliot his wife with a revolver, and then tuning the weapon npon himself blew out his brains. Dr. Judah and wife keep the Avenue Hotel at Bedford, and he bad gone to bed, while bis wife aat at a table writing a letter. Judah alter a few words with her reaohed under his pillow aad produced a revolver, ahooting her and himself with but little time between the reports, His crippled son of 14 yean, caught the revolver wncn be first painted it at Mrs. Judah and the ball went into the ceiling. The next ball struck Mri. Judah in the neck on the right aide. He then pressed the mosaic of the revolver against bis right temple, pulled the trieger aad died instantly. Judah has been a steady drinker for the pant tea yea rs, nod this is supposed to be the superinducing, cause of the tragedy. Mrs. Jndah ' was an estimable woman, and was well con nected ia Brown county, being a sister of ex-Senator Duncan. Mrs. Judah was alive at latest advices, and it is believed now that she will recover. Transfers af Seal Estate, PurnUbed by Ju.'W. Jackion, Recorder, f For JDeadi Mud Mortgage!, correctly execuiid, call at Recorder' Offiua.1 John Si Freeman to Caleb O t ninan, neq wq sec 19, Richland tp, $00 Trenrfs Lantz to Fulwidw A km, ft aaminerr tot 34, city, 190 "Wm 1, Olipbnnt to Jm H Oliptiant, levHwne, Indian Crack tp. 714 Ja II OiiphaAt to Wm laOllpbant, 199 aero, Indian Creak tp, 80 Wahar h Parka to Jacob S Myn , . lot 87, Maple Hifbts, 125 Samaal M Orchard to lasae 8 Orchard, lot SI, city, Xaiebs C Hamlin to Wm F Han. lay, 80 acre, Marios tp, 1,600 Banry It Daaiab, land ia Marian to, 300 Bebaess Jsebna to SMo M Sbo ral lot IS, Davu add, 700 The Epworth League conven tion will be held in Bloomineton on August 25th, 26th and 27th. This is the State Lesgue and that of the Seventh District, and there will be a large attendance. One and one-third fare round trip on the railroads has been secured. Remember the date. The Central quarry has to contend with a superfluous quantity of water, it seems, while other quarries have been needing it. The heavy rain, Sunday right, filled the quarry again, and one of the ehannelers was bidden by the muddy wa ters on Monday morning. This is a bad season for aero nauts. Another one met with a fatal mishap last. Saturday afternoon at Coney Island, near Cin cinnati. After leaving the balloon the young woman performed some acrobatic feats ot her parachute bar, and it is presumed that the snsfflethst fastened her belt be came unfastened, aad she fell to the ground, a half-mile beneath. She was crashed beyond recogni tion. The annual old Battlers' meeting at Ketohsm's sulphur springs will be held Saturday and Sunday, Aug. Wttn and 3Uth. uood speakers for both days have been select ed and will attend. The music on Saturday will be furnished by tbe Harrodsburg Male vinartette, and there will lie instrumental music by the Wright Bros. The Moon light Club will furnish excellent music on Sunday. The oommittoe of arrangements is to meet on the grounds iaursday, Aug. 20th, to make all necessary arrangements, snd as tbe grounds, seats, die., are in bad condition, they nqnest and earnestly insist upon all the neigh bors who feel interested in the meeting to come oat on thst day and sssiiit them. ORDER COMMITTEE. This ia tbe way they do thing st Bedford according to the "Mail" : "Ed. Garvey, a young married man, eloped with a young married woman named Todd Wednesday evening. But Garvey's wife got wind of the scheme snd following him to Mitchell brought liim back."

Mate Hortlraltartsti, B'oomiugton was honored on

Thursday and Friday of last week by the regular summer meeting of tne jndiana state uoruculliuriets, who met in the old Collfge,Oiiipl. In addition to the regular' program of proceedings there was an c ihibition of fruits, and it was tin on expcctedly fine display. Tle ex hibits made by the Mitchell District Society, the one made- by Switeerlaud county, snd that of Monrue county, were esjiecially fine. There was a haodsoliie display of peaches, and the grapes were fine. Thu largest vaiietr of apples was claimed by Mitchell. At 2 o'clock Thursday ntteruoan the meeting was called to otder by E. J. Holland, President, who made a ooneratulatory address. Secretary Rogers was also preient, and at his post of duty. The prin- ... -i -i-i! 11 r... cipai aanreas was oeuvereu y .cwv. Halatead, on "The measures ana Profits of Small Fruit Culture, from on Amateurs Standpoint" In the evenine Dr. Coulter deliv ered a lecture on "Botany ind Horticultnrc.w On Friday motniug Mrs. Boison of this city rend an es say c "Flowers as a Hpms iEd' cator." J. W. Ragap foUuwsd with a paper on "Small Rrottir for the Farmers' Garden" 4'he largest delegation came from Mitchell, and comprised J. A. Burton, Dr. Mclntire. Frank Seers, Walter Wyman, Geo. Bastoa, H. (. Curry, Mrs. Humpaton, Mrs. M.i. Aloore, Mrs. Jtickson Reeves. Those from Putnam county were W. ill. Rigan, J.W. Raean and W. A. Work man. The visitors were taken on a visit to the stoae quarriei im the afternoon, and seemed to enjoy the sights. , The awards, of premiums were as follows: First premium for best horticultural -exhibit, awardi.d. to the Mitchell society, the second to the Monroe eountv and the third to Switserland count v. J he brat display of apples was given to Da vis A Smith, of Bloomin ttoii ; of pears, to B. G. Curry, of Mituhell ; oi peaches and grapes, to Jonathan Beard, of New Albany ; oliquiinci s, to C. F. Dodds. of JSIoomnigton 1st and 31 premium oa iptitatoes was awarded to J. P. lAnsewre; 2d bremiutn, to C. F. uPrewUir, Oh grapes, New Albany, 1st pre in. on Worden: d prcsa., Ben. F. Dunn. Bloomineton, on Moore's Farley; 3d pram. Gen,: M. C. H unter on Uoocord. isett pi ate 01 apples : 1st, David Smith i 3d, U . JJaNlds: 3d, L.ixzie 11. ;anipteil. Collection of pyt plants : Jt, Mrs. Boison ; 2d, J. A. Taylor,; t.'olltction of cut flowers : 1st, Mr. Kate Moore; 2d, Mrs. IViison; Three bonuet8: lut, Mr. Fml. Fess. Single boqurt ; Is', Mm. Ivatc Moan. Airs. lluii)ujton vi ,)tuttnville was swarded iirtuiimu on three beat watermelons. , Tba UiriitH- nf flu. Uithsiat churrb will give an ice cr.ani festival in the court house rard. Tues day evening, Aug. 25th. CaraTarThMnlia. I desire to thank the cit inert and fire department for prompt aud generous assistance at the recent fire on my premises. II. LlNDLRT. -Marriage licenses liavo been issued a follows since lust publi cation: Chas. M. Ham und Uella Isom, John O, rton and, Margaret Polity, Jefferson East ad Emma 8cott, Alfred M. Sliivelj and Cora Perctfield, Elmer leiter-and bophrona Creech, Frauk).Jii,,champ and Flossie Anderson, 'Absalom M. Folley and Addie V. Cole, Jas. Croueh and Nancy J. Pjittbn, Jos. L. Wray and Annie Stepbef ison. Wm. Nichol, now (if (lliieago, is in town on matters xwonected with tbe quarry butiiiesa. Tt ia aaiil that nf 4 Oil men who bore the title of general in the confederate service only 184 are left. O. T. Beauregard ia the sole survivor of those who held the highest rank, that of full general!. Itaservaaaa at UK Mr. Sampson Gamgos, Suigeon to the Queen's Hospital, IMnnuujham, In a abort urtttte, calls attention to the subject of preserving ice fa eaiies of sickness. His practice for soma years has been to cut a piece of flwintl about nine Inches square, and sscure it by ngatare round the mouth of an ordinary tumblar, so aa to leave a eunshaped depression of flannefwltWu the tumbler to half its depth. In the flannel cup so constructed pieais office may be preserved many hours, tJl ta long er if a piece if flannel from fow to five iscbes aiuarti be Qsed a a low cover tag to the tec-cup. Cheap ilannel, with comparatively open mahs, is preferable, as the water easily dniiw through it, and tbe loo U thus kept volts dry. When good flannel with cloai texture la euployed, a small hole must, be n-ao in the bottom of the flannel cup, otherwise it holds the water, aad facilitates tba melting of the lea, which la, nevertheless, preserved much longer than in the naked cup or tumbler. A reserve supply ontshtw the bedroom dooB can be secured by making a flannel cup, on the plan above described, In a Jug, and HI! in r. It with little lumps of iee-care lis takes that there is space eaougli talow tbe bag to allow the viator to oeUoct and leave the ice dry. This provlidsh win allow the ice to ba used durta) fas hottest night, without tbe supply failing, or the pattont being disiui tiedtwo very importuit consid8raUoii,j The real therapeutic benefit of loi k only produced in some eases by Its&efr use, snd its soothing and staiuijt eilectmuit be aided by the most perfect liurround-

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Itoarsl ef Bfalth Notice. It ii a arcll catabliibaii fact tbat mott of the dMaM prevailing durins; tba iuot mar monmj ara auo vu wa aniraace into tba ifiitam afgarraa, paraiitaa or taicrabui and r iatmi. TbM poiaom wbicb fain ottlraiiea into tba hum a orrnim, ara, many af thm, du ta farmaatatioa or decay of gtab)e matter from tba combined action of rooUture and birb solar temperati.ro. Tba "h anted iermr' ii upon ui, and prerention Wing infer and better tbaa cure, every property aouer nouta remove from hu prnmieea all aueumulationt of far baaa, ftltb aa4 other dacuj ing mat ter which may prove aeirtmeatai to ma pttblii! healtli, or in any manner interfere with t ba comfort of tbe people. Diiinfeclant, at lime, eepperai, o, are cheap, ana iliould be uied liberally. "Cleanlineee M nxt to Oodlititar and "aa ounce of pretention ii worth a pound of cure." Town Health OOcera of the county ibouVl iee tbat everything it placed in good unitary condition aa Uiatr rapes live nunlcipalitiet. At J. 1 E.I.U, Serrotarr of tba Monroe County Boari ot Utaltb. Natllce al Apallcatlaai far LI ceaisa. Tbi anderfiened, a mala cittaen over tba are of twenty-one yaara, and an in. habitant of the town of amuhvilte. and the (iounty of Monroe in tba State of Indiana, Beit by uivet notice to the clti aerii of fimithvillr, Indiana, Clear Cwek toTtrfhip, in faid county of Monroe und Sttitit of Indiana, tbat he will at tba fptrnalier terra, 1891, or the Board of Uotn miMionim ot tbe Cnunty of Monroe, Bute of Indiana, apply to'iaid Board for a uconiiH to ten intoxicating liquor, to- wit: pirituus, vinoui , ana malt liquor! in Ii auaiitilies than a quart at a time, for period f one year, with the privUego of allowing the uma to bo drank tm tur pretnUen upon ahkb be deairat to Mil id apiriluut, vinoua and malt liquor. and tba preimtai being situated in tbe town of Mroilhville, towaibip of Clear Creek, county of Monroe and State of lncliuna, and described as follows, to-wit I'arl of In lot No. 3, .0 Smitbville, Indiana. Comtunoinir at tbe northwest corner of In-lot So. 3, in tbe town of Kir ithville, Indiana, thence et thirty 3( fevt, tlience south thirty 30 fml. thnc west thirty (301 feet, tbent-a north thirty 30 feet to the place of buginning. i.r. 010 n. iusAau6& Aug. 13, '01. rilty Per Cent. Better. Ti.kainnb.Nvb, Jan. JO, 1H!1 I. P. Hopewull, Blwoniinglon, Indiana flovr Hro., I hurt taken four of the one lit If d ien tiAithw of Soulh American Jfrrvinu you IihiI rent me from Pari tiros., and I fil at leant fi par cent, bet tr than 1 did tiirre mini; it. l liarr Hilt the other two tmllh aav for minv iUv, as was afraid I would havr truu'il ' In getting it again. I; is uraly wonderful tnls. Your Broil C. HOPEWELL. VAULT tJl.KANlNU sliiiUlil HOI bo neglecttn, ia the interest bath of cleanlinra and health. John Brown is irpard In the most vomplvte taannsr to civa tbit business bis oarvful attention lie has tipht calks, deodoriiinR mnterlnl. and eviirytbins that is necessary to mak this Imsiness a stii'ct. Call on Brown and eat bis figures it is cheaper to clean in your premuios than to contract, tyni raver. Bteclaratarv Reaolufloa (tr tha improvament of Walnut stmt, from JMrkwood Avenue tn eoond streot Wboreasit hu became Rectus ry for tbe proper improvement of tbe city of Dloomingtnn. Indiana, and for tho use of Walnut street in said city, tbat the said (.treat ba improved by laying a brick or iiawed atone sidewalk on the east side of Haiti strati from Kirkwood Avonue to Sec nd street in raid city. Be it therefore resolved by the Mayor na Common uouneii or the tjity ol Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of the members thereof ooncurring therein, that it is necessary far the Improvement of said city and for tha use of said street, tbat the sam be improved by laying hri or sawed atone sidewalk on tba east side thereof from Kirkwood Aranu to Second street in aucordaac with the plans and specifications therefor now on file ia tbe office of tha Cil.v Clark. The total cost of said improvement shall be attained par lineal front foci upon Ui real esUt abutting on tbat part of said street so improved, said assessments if deferred, to b paid in ten annual installments. If said asueasmsnts ar deferred, a bond, or bondt shall b issued In an. ticipation of tbe collection af said asseasmants, unless l.hci property owners pay said assessments before said bond or boads are issued. All provided for in aa Act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March Sth, 1883, and amended March tth, 1891. Thnt objections thereto will be heard at tha Mayor's oflea ia tha city of Bloom -iagton, Indiani, on Monday evening, BapUmbar 7th, 1081, at 7 o'clock t. m. when and wbera the property ownnrs along tba Una of said proposed improvement can make objection to tbe neoeiisity for tha construction thereof. I, Robert C. Greaves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, eartity the for. Oi a true and) correct copy of a utlon adopted by the Commoa Council of said city at their regular meeting held August s'.b, 1891. KOBEBT C. GBEKVKS. Aug. 1 J, '91-3t. City CUrk,

NOTICE TS CWTHACTOBlBu Bids will be received by tn Cammsa Council of th City of Bloomington, Indiana, in th Council Cbsmber, of said city at their regular meeting, to b held TUESDAY, 8IPT. ler, 1S91, for completing sidewalks unfinished on tha west side ef Walnut st lt, between Tenth and EUventh ilreet in said city. Hpecllcstioni ibr said improvement are new e lie, anil can b sasa at th City dark's ofliee. Tba Common C'euneil resarvus th right to reject any or all bids. Centractsr will observe tha following resolution adopted by tba Common Council: . . Resolved, That beresftsr no lidi will ba received, and acted upon by th Common Council, unlets the namea of th sureties wbo are to sign th bond of th applicant, in case h it awarded tbe contract, re given is the bid. ItOB CRT C. GRFIWEei. Auf. U, 'i-3t. City Clerk.

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Baaa baa Das Ssaa,tlavkMr Htm Bat aad Mad, sab aaa. Ittataf letter tar PrsiMilnf ExteiiMt Craai;. SvaOKT VXaMMM QVAJtAMTSaO axAxnAao. ajnra Tom anunpavajB, I. Xi. FEITRLZIHa CO., Btctocn, UNION STOCK YARDS, ONIOAOO, IU.

Oeclaratsrv nenolntlaa for the imprevenient ef Sixth Mtrtet from Walnut street to Uambla street. Whereas it bai baeeme necetcurv for tbe proper improvement of Bloomineton, Indiana, and for tio uia of Sixth street in said ci'y that tba said street be 'unproved by laying a brick or sawed stone sidewalk oa both sides thereof from Wal nut street to Gamble street in said city. Be it therefero resolved by tba Mayor and Common Council of said city, twothirds of the members thereof concurring therein, tbat it is necessary for the improvement of sa id city and for the use ef said street tbat l.b same be improved by laying a brick o( sawed stone sidewalk on both sides thereof from Walnut street to Gambia street in, accordance with tha plans and (pr-nflcations therefor now on file in the omen of the City Clerk. The total cot of said improvemantahall ba assessed per lineal front loot upon tba real estate aoutung en mat part or iaia street so improved, snid assessments, if de ferred, to ba paid in ten annual Install' menu. If said asfeestnents are deferred. a bond or bonds hull be issued in anticipation of tbe collection of said asmsmenu, unless i;be property owners pay said aMestmentl before said bond or bonds are issued. All as provided for in an Act of the Ueneral Assembly of Indiana, ap proved starch Sth, 189, aad amended March 6th. 18JI. That objections thereto will be hear d at the Mnyur s onice in vna oily or Hloomini;ton, Indiana, on Monday evening, September Tth, IKSI, al 7) o'clock p. m, wiit-n and aunt tne property owners along the line uf said proposed improve ment can mate onteotiona . to toe neces sitv Inr tba coimtrutttion thereof. I, Robert C. Ureevet, Clirh of tba City i HlooiijuiKtoii, iniltana, ccrtilv Hi lore. S-hbh to be a true and cut ri-ct capy of Kesolution adopted by the I'ommnn Coua cil of said city at their regular meeting nam August si n. invi. IHI'H ft It 1 U. UK S K V K3. Aag. IX, '91 St. .City Clerk Declartttsirjr Heaolatloa for the inipr.ivemmt of Mscond street from Walnut street to Dunn strret. Whereas it has brcime nsFersarr for the proper ia provrrnvnt of the city of Bloomington, Indwrta, and for tb as of Second street iin said city, that the said street be impruved by laying a brick or sawed stone si lawalk on the smith side tbrreof from Walnut street to tba east rid of Dunn street, Be it therefore rrsolvad by the Mayor and Common Council of said city, two thirds of the nieniber thereof concurring iherein. that it is nsussary for tba improvement of said city and for tha una of aid alr.'i-l, thnt the unmo bo improval by laying u brick or suwrd slon sidewalk on the snii'.h mIp th.-r.-.if from Walnut i.treot tn tliv flint sidn uf Dunn atre-t in nowrdanco with the pinna and fpecifiiutions tlu-ri-f..- now on filo in the nrfice of tUu i.'i'y Clrk. Til" tuttil post ef said improvement stt!tlt be .-. ud pnr tin ml front foot upon he rcnl (-fata ntuttine on Umt )art of anid tr.-ul so inipr..vd. id asus'inenis, if deferrmt. rlntll be paid in tan annual installment. If raid iississmrnts are (talerred, a boed or Imnds aball be iasued in anticipulioi! ot'Uio collt-ciion of said iisaeas. mnta, untxas tha pn-pvrty oaneri pay Kaid asM'SdiiiMiita beU.ru said bond or bond are iesued. All as provided for in an Act af the Ut-nersl Assembly of Indiana ap. proved March 8th, 189, and aaiended March 6lU, 1891. That t.l.jootions thereto will b haiird in tho Mayor's sfBce in said oitr on Mnnday evening, hWpt. 7th, 1831, al 7) o'chx'k p. m., when and where the ppparty owners along tbe linn of said proposed im proveraeut can maite objection to the necessity for tho eonati uctioii thereof. I, Kobert C . Ureoves, Clerk of tbe City of Uloomiugtnn, Indiana, certify tho foregoing to be a true and correct ropy of a resolution adapted by tba Common Council ot said city adopted at tbir njgular meeting held August 4th, 1801. HOUKBTO. GKEKVES, Aug. 12, '91. it City Clerk. Interesting Facta. He's Aboat Well New. Gomwt, Inn , March 10, 1891. Farla Bros., Sirs Aa a result of tbe gratituilo I foul for th benefits derived from lb usa of the South American Nervino purchased at your bouse in February, I desire to siat t bat I wa feeling "miserable and no accoo nl" from tho tffocts of a sever case of ijripps, and tbat in one week from the tims I first begun the medicine's use I felt vastly bettor. Now I believe 1 am almost well, but I am still taking this melicine, as I want to feel all right bofer I quit You may publiib thb. JOtlN L. MABLJtT. Oaly A tile ta wDrag Araaad." Bkdfobii, Ind., March 30, 1881. Faris Bros, Gents: 1 was attending court sev. era! week ajo at Bloomington, after having a sever casa oi la grippe, and was just abla to "drag around," having never fully rscovsred from tba disea'. An acquaintance tsld me how he had been beafitted by ths use of three txMllas of South American (i'erv ne, bought at your ( tablishment, and I went tmmodiately and secured sonxi of lb medicine. I bav taksn it according, to directisns, and am so much bon.ifitted that I feel tbat I am only doing my duly in sending yoa tbi statement. I believe th "South American" is th best tonio in th warld. GKORUR CHAMBERLAIN. tie the sBBtertesf Medlclae. CAwroni)viLLE, Ind., May 10, '91. Faris Brosn Qents: I purchased half dossn botlUe of th South American Nervine al your iters, when I wa ia your town ricently, and by its use bav been almost sntirely rIird ef th symptoms of lag rip p and rheumatism that had been worrying m so long. I regard this medicine as a great panacea for al I ills but would recommend that it ba pur. chased from the importers' agents, Faris Bra. Tours Truly, Ma j. Gao. L. Mi.isow. ttettei freaa Mr. Blalis. Faris Broi , Gntlmen: For i long tint I despaired of getting any relisf from my attack of rheumatism 1 suffered day and night, and was only without pain or unnansciout at it when a!ep. Hearing of tba Boutb American Nervine you ere sellin g,nd being a-iaurod of it wonderful curative qualities by Georgu Butler, wbo bed used it, I at one tirdered two doaei buttles. To this fact I parban owe my life, and am as grateful i you for keepimg .b modioine, as I am 'that I used it p romptly. Finns send ni on dnzoa more boltlas. I intend t liesp it ia tb bouse beranfter. Wasbikotok, May 1, Iffvi.

By virtus of a ciirtiSed cony of n decroe and execution to me direled from tba Clerk's office of tha Monro circuit court, in a csutii vitamin tbe l'irit Naliooat Bunk" f Bloomiis;ton is plaintiff, and Gforgn W. Bollenbacber, Margaret Boltenbacher, Martin C. Bolkmbacher, William P. Bollrnbaiier. Sr.ul M. Bollenbacher, Jucob I. Bollenbacber, Lizsie White, Hnry orthcott, Kate Axtrll. Carolina Kulsj, S,rh Kennedy, Pannia dollenbac-rer snd Julia Mcyd are fleieiadants, rquirinf m to mako tha sum of (tu.OEO K) rwnlve Tbomand and Kigbty Dollars and Seventy-Nine Cants, with interest on said decree and c ts. I will expose at pu'jlic iiale to the bigbsst bidder, on it 8ATTJIIDAY, Atravs? Hit, 1SS1, brtwmfl tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p in., o' (aid day, At tUe door of the coiirt house in Bloom mgton, Monroe county Indiana, the rents and profits for a term set exceoaise sve years, the following deacribnd real mitats, in Monroe ccunty, in tbe Bute of Indiana, to-wit: Semtaarr Lote Kombers f8S1 Ilsrbt. Five, 86 Eigbty-Six, S9 Eighty-Nias and 0 Ilinety, being part sf tbe northeast iuartr of section four, towssbip eightlS north rsngs on wast, ecu lataing live acres escn. A!m. narts of In-Lots Ifoa. 12Bai4 13a One Hundred and Twenty-Nine and Oa uuaaraa and i n.,rty,in taactty or Biooaingtcin, Ind'a, bounded and described as as : Keainninc S21 fast nth ef lb northeast itoraer of Lot lie, tbene west f fiMit, thane nurtb a) feet, tksne west IS feat, thine south J J feet, thene est I 16 fesit, thence south IS feat, thane east 6 feet, thsnc aorta 3M feet to plant of beginning. Alio. Iii'Lotl Kumbort I Hit Tbraa Buadred and forty-Nine, 3S6 Thr Hundred and f ifty, and the north halt of east Fractional Lot, No. 337 Thro Bus4rd Had THrtv-Sv. ia said Oitv of Illoomiagton, and all ia tha County of llcnroo aad Bute oi ludiana. If saeb rntt na4 nroflu will aot nil for n suftli'iaiit sum to satisfy said decree. interest and posts, 1 wilt nl ths same Urn and place, txpaa at Public Sal, the feesimple of said real ustat or ao macb thereof as may ba suflciast to discharge saia uecrsif, mtiirsst anil cuts. Skid sal will ba male without nay r lhf whatavar fivm vaiuatiaa or appraismeiu laws. THOMAS 3. FARH, Sberitr Monro County. Jaly 15, HI. Louden a Itogsrs, Altorasys. GRAMO PAUiCE HOTEL 81 to 1CI3 N. Clark Straa. CHICUGO. Only four minuut 'S fmm tb Court; Hoiim; Cabin-cars pass tb door. New bouss with all Modern lmprovenu) hly furahhnd. On Amsrin and Kuw.peaa plans. Rooms Al. 00 weekly; transient SO cents and up ward, lurk'ish Baths for ladies and ,,pt)tlemsn, CO eenti. Itaatauivnt by Vd. Comimcnon. 1st cacf Chieasro ind Pnior.-Jjsagu club. Table d'Hoi ir. atgrCnt this out for future use. Don't Forget The Big Mrae C FAIR. SEPT. 14 TO 18. OPEH TO THEWOTur $2,000 chsn PRKillllfS. $2,000 Fine Speed1 Ring, Hftll Mile Ti noU Com plete Gifrounda, GrEEiLT STOCK SHOW. laaf'llpt every farmer bring ometbitii; to the Fair, and show it to the multitude. IT WILL PAY. aaT'O'on't forget the date, and write to t he Seeretaty for Premium List, and farther particulars. J , E. EDMONDSON, Secretary. Blmtmiiigton, Inrliina. Rot Ice to Property Haiders aa Third sti-jft from College Avsno to Hsndersor street All partial owning property on Third street, betwiaM College Ana and Henderron street, in tb' city af Bloomineton, Indiana, i n iereated in tb improvmnt ot said itnietn will tab notice that tb City Rnsri oeer ha mad fieal itiroet of cost of lnnrving said strvst from Collsg Avenue la lilenderson stroet, and mad ansesimeais igalnst property holders for said improvement, said assessment being now ea 111 in the City Clerk' eSe. AH parlies interested will take netie that a eon imltto from th Common Council of said city will meet ia th Mayor's oflk ia said city, Thursday, August r,7tb, 1(91, at tj o'clock p. , at which lime and pluu any on aggrieved at said assessment can make knows tbeir grievance, aad tba Mass will b eoMMared by said eemmitte. ROBSRT O. GRSSTKS, Aug. 13, 3 1 -It. City Clerk. Ifettca ta rraaerty Oolaors on Rogani street, from Second to gighth Street. All parties owning prorarty en lUgsn street, bet ween 8ccond strat and Kigbtb street ia th city of Blaomlngton, Indiana, Interested in tn improvement ef said i treat, will take notice tlat tb City Engineer bas mida final astimat t cost of inpraving ssidiitram'. front, soeood rtrst to Kif;htb street in .laid city aad mad s as isi ments against propsrty holders for said improvement,sid Haessmaot beinc now on Bla in the CilyC'.erk ofllc. All partiis iaUrwted will lake notica that a eii'irimiUee from th Common Council f said city will meet t- tb Mkvor'soffia of ald city, Thurssdv vaaing August 37th, 1891, at 7) o clock p. m , at rrliich time and plac y on aggrieved at said auessments oait mak . known iS4ir grievances, ana u same will b ct.ni.idcrcd hv id eommitt. ROBERT C. GRSUVgA i Aug l, oi-2t City Clark.

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