Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 October 1891 — Page 2

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THE BEST $2.50 BOOT Heavy Underwear. CHlLDltENS' SHOES $1.00. 'THE NOBBIEST

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THE WARMEST

RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES. "THE CORNER" THE UP HOUOE Itt QUALITY.

"TUB CORNER." 'gear- Att . . Vuk FKhaioiKT IK ism -. TBS if AN NOMINATED STTIIB REPOBUCAH OODTRmOX. Tbe MeKwler law bat reduced tha exports ot cattery from SheCeM, EaeW, to tbe Unit! itcn tIr 50 ht -etmt. Nstar- , dseaefare, die people of that few are keyset? that tbe Democnite will trituaph ia Ohm. jwblicaa Katicna) Conveatic awtt Taar ' wiB bs able to point with Wide to the 6ct that the defeated caadidate fce tie Presidency ia 1892 aa aoo4nted in mow other Itadv.ata, ia taabo&U !U deCTCQ jpuaet America pork. Geres, Dnunar sad Italf are a little ahead of Fraaee aad Aaitria a thU work, hat the two last aiasI will moo aui tato tbe Jerry fwaaprvm atade a apnea at Ciaetaaati ia which be severely scofttj the Kepablieam. After hi peers he went to a cbaaiagae ameer wkb three ptoariaeat Demaerals. Tbe Peapie'a Party feaimj hear of it, tracked Jerry to the aapew aad went for him thee aad there, abasing hiia madly. He (very properly top) restated the attack and dcenred hia intention of eoednctiaf bia porety psrsoaal affiura, each aa tating, dnaking and aiaepiBg, to aait biiMtlt. J vA nag of chaste Kesteekiaaa weat-dowe to regulate the aaorah of Oebrga Crfpps by giving hiai a whipping at bia taixa near Mount Starting They ainat have been ahaate or they wonldVt bare bees 4hadd at CriWa aaehaatity. GtrlaJa k it tber were eh ltd Lecaaa Crippa took a pot abot at the inag, aopuag two dead ia their track, aad putting the reel to ; to Igarea based oa the Oetaher woveranstat rtport there wUIJbe oa increase tbia year over last year of abont 800,000,000 bosbeb of wheat, 600,000,000 aathele of cora and 135,000,000 bnsheb ef one, Vhrtnally tbia Caia fe all dear proar to tbe unmet. It rcureaiBta aa ieprovacat ia tbe condition of the agricultural finaeat f the popaklMm which ma not tail to tetl favorably upon the whole eoaotry. A laitread ofieiat who reeeaU lyredeopwr the Loowville, A Awaay B Uiieafo ryfteas aajs taeiwMle tbe ladianapeHB diviioB ia ia 100 per cent, better ooaditie than two yean ago, the lower part of the aaua line will bear a luweeapeadirem ef awaey be fore it ia up to ataadard. The heavy trafio ever the rued has been mdt as would try the bent of track. The sooth ead need a aood deal a the way ef atmgbteeieg corvee, Mttine; hwa cwha, laying a. heavier rail aad renewing eronvtiee all u, which will b: dune s soon as the company ean realiav on tbe aew nenmas it propoaw to Tbe New Albany Public Pre, a iJeaaucfetic paper, w bate editor is SStste Tax Coatmintjoecr, tells tbe ftfUowiag red-eyed irutb, whicii

T. SIMMONS & CO.,

DOWN HOUOE IM PRIOES.

H. T. is remarkable principally front tbe fact that She Democratic declare there ia no increase in taxation : Tbe school tax collected by tbe State and distributed to the connties will be more (ban doubled tbii ytar and will furnish an amount of. money nr in exeeas ot the needs ol tbe school. Both the school levy, aad the State tax levy should bave been reduced instead . of being increased, but the .legislature did not anticipate no great on increase in appraisements aa bas been shown. Mies Oakia Hanna, thedstifHiter of the late Hen. B. W. Haona, and a prominent society belle of Crawfbrdsvilkv met with a most peculiar and dangerous accident Thursday. She was pick nick inn; with mends at Indiana ford, and in order to cross a brook proceeded to don a pair of rubber boots. Some one had carelessly dropped a box of parlor matches ia one ol them, and when hiss llanna thrust her foot in the whole box exploded, and before she could extricate her foot it was frightfully burned. Tbe phosphorus bas poisoned the wounds and it is thought that amputation wwl be necessary. Alias Jianna suffers exerntiating pain. si's ClMkaee te Marry. An English weekly not long ago gave its readers some information on this subject which ia apt for the present purpose. It said : "Taking the crtirsi marrying age to be fifteen, which is tbe minimum in most civilised countries, and let one hundred represent her entire chance of marrying, at certain points of her progress through life a woman's chances of marriage stands in the following ratio : iSctveao Mm gw it IS and 30,.-... 1-2 Between the. agea of ZS and 25,-.... 63 Botweeb Um agM r( 15 and 3a...... is Batwew the agaa of 30 and 3V..... 15 1-3 Batweaa Um agaa of 35 aad 4e.m. 3 1-2 Between tbe agea of te and 4ft... 3 1-3 Batwaaa the ace of 45 and 50 3-8 of I BetwMtt tboagae of SO and 68. .1-4 of 1 "Above the see of 60 her chance are only one-tenth of one per cent., x 5 1 1 rfi or i wo in one inooaaoo. uai marriage is a lottery is a time worn saying, bat Sir Francis Galtoa has been investigating tbe results so tar aa temper is concerned, with tbe following curious results, based an the peculiarities of 205 couples. He found that $3 per cent, of wives bad good tempers, against only 46 per cent, ol good humored husband ; twenty-two had but mild and docile wives, and twenty-four of tbem had fretful, violent and masterful wives. Of fifty-tour bad tempered men thirty-two bad good tempered and twenty-two had bad tempered wives. It was also found that twenty-three per cent, of wives sre fretful, thirteen per cent, violent and six per cent, masterful." A rather remarkable discovery ha been made by Dr. G. T. Sleicb. Hs was conducting experiments who a view to oetermining now weak a solution of tocsin would prove efficacious as . a local ansesthetk in minor surgical operations, fbca be stumbled upon tbe fa:t that simple water injected under the skia with a syringe renders the it A at that point insensible to pain. . j. be eJiec ol toe water is to create a slight swelling resembling tbst caoaed by the sting of a gns. The space marked by the swelling remains insensible to pain for sotmi minutes, so that iacisioos can be mide without cauaiag tbe slightest fain.

AND HATS.

SIMMONS ft CO. HOB DIXTT Ol murder. Stinging Charge to the Spencer Qremd Jury on the Frank Dm Lynching. Judgt Grubbt Declare that the Owen ml, Prantdiiatai Afarrftr amf - Smcn, Ind., 19 TV lynching ot Um murdorer Frank DUo in toe jail ber by a mid night mob, Jaly 18, nona of the membejr ot which were known, will be lnvetig;d by tha present grand jury, to wnicn duage uruuos w-ay rata uio following charge: At tbe but term of court here one Frank Dita w a priaoner in your county jsii upon a charge of murder. Hia case h -d been invettiewted by a grand jar; and an indictment bad been rotur&ed churgin him with mnnlor in tha firt (".egroe. VLU roie had been cct for trial, and by reason of bie poverty counsel bad - been appointed fur his defisnse, and atao to smisi the prosecuting attorney in conducting a vigorous prosecution. A change of venue had been demanded on account of luca! prejudice, eupported by proper afBdivit, and, as tbe law ia sqefi cmos imperatively requires, such change had boan granted, nad tbe case tent to Putnam county, and the prisoner ordered taken there for trial. Tbe term of court at which tbe proceedings were bad bad scarcely adjourned, wnee, aa current "y reported, mob came into Bpeneer unuer covw or darkness, iurrounded the jail, without violence secured u trance and brutally and deliberately took tbe life of Dite, a defenseless, untried unconvicted prisoner, by banging him in hia call. This act, if to committed, was murder, brutal, cold-blooded, premeditated murder, and the men who committed it or aided or counseled or encouraged it, were and are today, murderers in all tbat the word Implies. By no argument or sophistry, or pretense, can it be madeany. thing diss. It baa no legal name but murder, aad at that the most cowaraly, moat inexcusable, lawless and dangerous. It is Uis highest grade of homicide Known to tbe law, namely : murder ia tha Brat degree Whosoever purposely and with premeditated malice kills auy human being, ia guilty of murder in tbe first degreu, and upon conviction shall suffer death er imprisonment for life. Tbia killing was feloniously done; there was a purpose to kill; 11 was not accidentally done. Tbe perpotraton came from their home and their filiseee of residence for a weli-deflned eirpw. Each member of tha mob bad iseia his mind when be joined hit fellows in this nulawful undertaking. More than thitt, it was premeditated. It was not ehenoa gathering of men. The purpose of lynching Dise had not only been conceived, but bad been deliberated upon. Meetings ha ) been held at which plant were laid, methods were devised, time fixed and all preparations carefully made No man who came into Spencer that nht with tbe mid-nigbt band was ignorant of their lawless purpose. C0MlIBATOS aOAIMST LAW. They were felIew-conpiratora against burnti life, and against the law, and each was equally guilty in the tye f the taw. : t is beyond question tbat this felonious net was done purposoly and with premeditation, and by no theory or construction of tbe law can it be reduced be low Ttjcrdor n the first degree. It was murder, too, tbat was utterly inexcusable and Indefensible. Not word can rightly be said in extenuation or defense of it. Tbe fact, if ub was tbe fact, tbat Die bad perpetrated an unjiittiSabla murder, would not and could not juitify or palliate a resort to mob violence and the taking of human life. The law provides a punishment for seen crimes and a tribunal for its trial, and tbat tribunal exUUid in Owen county, and waa enpajed in tha discharge of its doty. Due had been promptly arrested, be wat in tbe custody of tbe law, an indictment had been returned against him, and every step bad been takes to bring biro to prompt trial and to secure vigorous prosecution The Is w waa not at fault nor was it bains administered in the interest of crime. Dif! wat untried, unconvicted, hit guilt bad riot bean determined. It guilty be waa entitled to a fair trial, to be confrontel by the witnesses,. to be heard in bis de- , rente net ore ast impartial jury ana court. dm one ei ines iegi rig dm were ancoraeO him. Ilia only Trial w- in . tbe court ol the inou, convened ia some , bam at tr id-nizbt, without evidanor he was tan- ! fenced to deatb and sin in in his cell, with out evro the chance for bis life that the aversgu man would giva to the worthies duf. And tbat in a county where courts : were open, the course ef justice free i honest men alt a jurors, and where it dared not bav-Mrled. that corruption at upon tbe bench or returned verdicts from tba jury-lot. There w aot even the poor excuse for this crime that il ni

dona tinder the stress of sttemnt or the

result of a sudden ontburat olf naaiion. Tha crime charged agaiast Dise bad bet n commiuaa inoatnt before, aad aye3iti ment growMg out or it bad. subsided. But tbe denlorabm nature and irravii.v of this crime it net maasured wheii yon are told inai it mvoivM toe lawless an, nnjusiii. aoie takingoi a nman lite, it wa nwre than that. The mob which lung Dse dethroned and set aside the law ind.nu:rts and tbe orderly administration of Jesti and took tbe law into iita nan lawlosa hands. Such crimes as this stri'te at tbe very foundation of soeiatr. 'J'hev invite and make way for disorder and anarchy. They imperil the innocent at well at t he guilty. Tbey disgrace tbe Htatu and stnln the repatution of onr people by sending abroad tbe impression tbat it is' inhabited oy a lawless r.na naroarou people ana that life is not protected and la not eororcea. it advertises uwen county-as a place where courts are not equal'M the administration of justice, and where cow ardly and murderous mobs are likely at any lime to tab e tbe lav in their own bands. It tayt that the judge upon tbe oencn. tbe otneers of tne law. ttie iurles in the bo are eitbor incapable, cowardly or corrupt, and administer tha law ia tbe in' tereat of crim, and not for the puUiu NIID Oir QUICK rtJtllSBMENT. There are overpowering reuont why tbe perpetrators of this cruel outrage and crime should bo brought to swift punish ment; why nothing should be left undone to discover tbe criminals and nieke thorn answer to tbe law tbey have drifted and dishonored. It is your opportac.ty now to exalt the lnw and to demonstrate that there is on place where mob UwvwiU be tolerated. I instruct you, further, that ciriminslily in case of tliia kind is not oonlloed to the man who adjust tbe rope, or the one who strangles tbe victim attar th rope hit been adjusted. W bave a statute that provides tbat "every person who shall aid or abet in tbo commission o fvlon'y, or shall counsel, encourage, bite, command or otherwise procure such felony to be committed, may be tried and convicted as a principal, and upon conviction shall tuner tbe same punishment.'' One, to he gnilty, need not hare accompanied the mob, may not have been present or participated in the hanging. If he conseled or encouraged it, was present and took part In the meetings where it was planned, If he aided by oubael or oa-operation ia setting ft on toot, or enoouraged others to execute the deed, he, too, is a murderer and li able to tbo penalty ef the law as much aa the chosen leader ot tbe mob. s fr it has been reported and more or less industriously circulated . that Disc was not hanged by a mob, but that to escape the mob b commit ted suicide by hanging himself in hU veil. You will investigate this in connection with the other facts in the case, aad see what baits, if any, there was for such attatement. It has coma to the itnowleJgt of the court tbat shortly b.-fore the lynch ing, tbeie were reports iu the air and freely circulating thai, meetings were ' being held, plans v ere being laid, and u mob was organized fur the avowed purpose of Imaging Dise. IX is further stated thai, such re ports, from reputable people, came to the knowledge of the oulcer of the law in whose cuHtoi'y lliee was, aud whose duty it waa to p roteot him at all hazards. You should iuves'Ugate such reports mid truce them to their sources ia your etfert .to Uis cover where mid iy whom tbia crime waa set on foot aud carried into cxecutiou. I have been Ihua full and explicit in these atulenienta aad in tiructioita because of 103 eltoug isoiivicliun that tbe oue duty f the hour, act to be shirked or lihtiy treated, la a searching, all round iuv jatigaiion of this crime, that shall result in the discovery, iudiiiluienl, trial aud deserved puniehtneul of lAoperpe. trators. You are the only body that can set on foot such aa inquiry. It is your highest duty to institute and conduct aa investigation that shall uncover this crime, vindicate the law, redeem the fair n mc of the county, and again enthrone law in yourmidsb. The court ottn only aid you, it cannot originate ,n investigation. But I want you to understand that every possibh aid the court ean legitimately render you will be given; gircn freidy 'fully, gladly. All its powers will be exerted to help you at all times, to remove all difficulties, to coerce', any unwilling witnesses, to aid yon iu proouriug evidence and ti advise you in all matters of law upon which you may need counsel dutiog your investigation. DIFFICULTIES IN THE WAT. The difficulties in your way will be many and great. There will be difficulties in getliug a right start, in following clews; there will bo difficulties with unwilling, inter ested aud fearful witnesses. There may be ojien as: well aa disguised eiforts to prevent investigation, to throw obstacles in the way, to thwart you in your work to put you on false trails and divert yon from the path tbat leads to diacarery. You may meet with perjury jwith memories nuatare short and forget f ul. You tny be balked when sue cess seem j about to reward your labors; but you must be patient, persistant and untiring. With all these difficulties you should succeed in your investigation and unearth these violators of law. It cannot be possi bio that a mob of a score or more of men can boldly and without disguise march into a place like hpeucer, open the doors of the jatl situated on the public square, bind the officer in charge, unlock the cell and bang prisoner, talkies freely all the time, and then depart with ont leaviug behind them abundant evidence f whence tbey came and to what neighborhood tbey belonged I t.ould aut presume to direct your investigation or prescribe its methods ; that is wholly your business. But I would suggest tbat you orst endearor to ascertain in What locality tbia nob was organized and whence it came, Surety this can be done. There arc persons, not cf the mob, who have know lodge on this point. If the evidence, or strong autpioioni points to any man or men asihe guilty parties, do not permit ui:h wen to oe brought be. for 5 you jib nttnesier., vxvupi, Uiey-

come to unfold the whole trath. Call other witnesses from that lt. cality; go by your process inu families and bring all who are likely to bave knowledge of men on midnight erranda, of absence from home and the like. There are persons arho carry, to day, the burden of such knowledge and can scarcely concent it. Bring tbem before you and it may be given voice and utteranco. Vbere were prisoners in the jail whose cells joined that ia which Dise was confined. Doubtleim tbey were excited, they may have been almost paralysed with fear, but they ought to be able to give you valuable Information. The keeper of the jail was in tne hands of the mob, talked with them and heard their voices and should bave important facts to disclose. If the officers of the law, the prosecutln attorney, the sheriff and their deputies

have been vigilant and active during the pass three months they should be prepared to greatly aid you, to give direetion to your in quires, to furnish yen names of witnesses and pointers all along the line. These are only suggestions, growing out of the court's strong conviction that vital public interests are involved in this inquiry. The methods and extent of your laveaiigatton belong to you, and yours, is tho responsibility. 1 want to assure you that you will have tlie legal and moral support of the court in every rightful thine you do to wards probing this affair te the bottom. I believe, too, that in feur leasty, honestly aud thoroughly, pushing your inqulrynnd in hunting down the guilty parties and brining them by indictment to an. swer at tbe bar of this court, you will have the sympathy, approbation and support of every honest, lawabiding and home-loving citizen of the county. If you do not, it argues something radically wrong in tbe public sentiment of the county. Thete is no feed that yon should he hurried in your rk. Take your own time. Doyour work thoroughly. If it take the entire term, ou uupv every moment of itf Time and money can never be better spent than in crnahiup; nut forever. MOVED!

We have moved our Stock to our NEW BUILDING, where we keep a Complete Line of NOTIOXM, DRY 01!S, BOOTS PO RTi-KRH, JjXVm ClIKTAiarS, CMsOAKS, &e.

CLOSING OUT.

WE HAVE LEFT A REMNANT OF OUR STOCK

OLD STAND, WHICH WE ARE SELLING VERY CHEAP TO CLOSE OUT. AtBEEBIYE,

CLOSING OUT SALE OF

T HORN CfSTTL

HORNES, MARES ami 'IT, POLAND

CM IN A HOGfS SH1!1, ST 13 JS MS, and all kinds of .Farming Jmplentctntsi. TERMS OF SALE. Cash or a Credit of Nine Moalhs will be giva nil samt are r Tea Dalian. Uatter Ten Dollars Cash. Natri t he Mtte payable ia Baalt, with apprarca Xtariij, aad ta .raw Six P er Ceaf interest Treat date. Sale to be held on Cospoi t Fair Grounds, NOVEMBER 3rd, 1891. JOHN WELCH. COFi. R. E. EDMONSON, Accrit'Ei:i6.

DOES A LARGE STOCK ATTRACT YOU? WE'YB GOT IT.

DOES REASONABLY LOW PRJC12S PLEASE YOU f Dn straight-forward Method aud Crinaranteed Transactions I interest Your 1MI13IV THIS ISS Tltli: IJJLOJE. AND WHEN YOU AUG IN NEED OF BOOTS and tQH3C03E5SI Al4l ON KI. WHKTSEIili. REMEMBER WE HAVE NOT OLD ROTTBJi GO0US. ALU NEW. " B&QSiimGlb.-V, ISP

in Owen county, the luwlees spirit of mobista and in bringing to justice such dangerous crimiut.ls. If,

at any t icie during the progreHs of yonr investigation, it is you r judge ment thtt yon need additional Jegal counsel or help, have no honitution in bringing it to the attention of the court. And, now, gentleui en of tbe grand Jury, I commit this investigation into your bands. I could not commit to you a more serious trust. In it is involved the law, to cud or der, and the rights and highest in terests of every citizen. 1:1 you fail to unearth and biing to the bur of justice tbe guilty parties, jit must only be after most searching inves tigalion mid when you have exhausted your power nnd every menus at your command. Failure then would be no fault of yours, and you could go to your homes with clear consciences. I call upon yo'j to take into your jury room tbe highest sense of responsibility under yonr oaths ; a fearles. courage tbat will not stagger at any development, and a firm determination to present the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. At New York on Monday 8t Blab, a noted bora, sold for $100, 000, and on Tuesday 811110I best Maud S,'a time a balf-secord, mak tag a mi le in the remarkable time of 2:08i Thi sun never sets on the soil ot the United Mates, wiifn it 6 o'clouii at Aitoo Island,, Alaska, it is 9:3(1 o'clock a. m. the next day on the -mtern coast of Maine. Notice te IBen-Resideata, Joimie Wilson, Amanda Wilson and Abraham Donaldson. You art hereby notified tbat tbe Comroisrfioneri; of tlie Ulty or niaomington, Indiana, ill meet in tba Mayors office in said city an MONDAY, NOVEMBER :th, 1891, at 9 o'clock a m. for tbe purpose of esti mating Uoavfit and damages to property sought to bo appropriated iit opening south Lincoln Uroet in said city. Yfur p roperty will in some way be af fected 1V oXtiu: taia atreel. By ordur of Common Council. UOBKitTCUUEilVES, Oct. 14. 'Ol-at. City Olerk THE

WICKS & CO.

3 NNSfr' !BRr!9!M 6 !B

WHY HA8 TOUftNf R COT THE PRICE ON ALL Of THEIR STOCK OF CLOTH ING HATS, &C? BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IY CtlTTINiBi THE PRICE WE WILL DOU! BLE OUR SALES. Ml IT WILL PAY IN THE END GOME AND LEAR1I OUR PRICES. THEY WILL AS TONISH YOU. A Navel Dse for AlaiiUiium. We bave before us a very unique and attractive souvenir, whiab readii upon one cide, "Cooapliuiifata of the Michiguu Stove Company," and upon tho other side, "Tlais is n sample of Aluminum, which m mixed with the iron from wukb "Garland" stoves and riinn aire made, Tbe makers of "Garland" Stovw and Ranges are tbe first and ut present the only mtnufacttireira wlio have introduced this metal in tbe manufacture of their good. They very properly claim tbat !by its use their products are prevented from cracking, that tbey are stronger and in every way better than goods of their ciass maolacttired from iron with which this wonderful metal is not mixed. Tine products of this company can lie seen nt l!i stores of leading stove end ran ge merchants throughout the we rid. Chicago Evening Post. Office over J. P Toumer n Clothing Stare, Wat ic!e Squani. KeeUeawe, !1T Caltea-e Xvesmi, B3mnahHSeth laSlaaa. Theo. J. Louden. Harry IS. Gl. cata for Blerclem Trit-yete mmi IlirjiJa BlaprUM. BTOMtNOTON, IXOU!U. SHSBS Kxecnler's Netiee. XOTKJS is hereby siven. thai tha ut x dursipcj has boon appointed :'jy tne Juilge 01 me uin-un i.nun; ot Mar roe County, State of Itidianu. Kxeculor of the will of DrtT.d Ihtfis, Jate of M nrue county, deceased. tini J eslMto is iipxl to lewtront. FUANK C. DUNN', Oct. 21. '01. Extatir. W. H. KMt. Atfv. RETURN VISIP. DR. A. It. WAKtK-ER, The Eminent OCULIST AND ATJIUS'I', of Cincinnati, to bt in u r.o O SIIN TO IV, Oct. a-y to Nov. is. Appreciating the guneriit -eoogniticn of my prnltv'slonHi lubors n oiiroroe county and Leinc rrnueitod to return In Bluosuington, 1 will neat the atiorol H )tl Tom uot. 23iu Ui jtov. a, poiiiuvciY no longer. As I do not leave the hotul to m.ko calls. cunsultatuem can be bad any dry, at my rooms from !) a. m. to 9 p. m:, wh I will be provided with ever)- facility for removing l atnnicu, st raigiitot ir.e tiroes Eyes, and curing all afl'uotions of die ttyc, Ear, Nso arid Throat. I w 11 lie prepared to trrind the lonnci- of sinictaelet to adsnt them to the porfoct Impriivotaeiitof any form oi ueiccuve signi, luroian r.ar rrumpets lor persons niirq or noarmK ana supply and skillfully 1 uteri itruduial Eyes and Ear Drum. 'Knowing the nfflieled witnt skill not ethkai, ouret not theoriea, mild and certain help not hursh expertmenu, permanent cures not temporary aid, an I aver kmpinj; thco sentiments in mind acuiU in a measure, for my notiible and uuiforsa su'ccosa. Ask your iutmaitar for a Dr. Batter paper or address me at IJlootnington. On this my return vlxit to Bloo atinion Couiultation will be Frew. But in future, except at my home and permanent o(l;e, 3SI 1 West Fourth Strovt. Cincinnati, O.. er at the branch offici!, Indiaaapoliit, a reasonable charge will tie misde inr npulutlon, examination or advice. Charges tor truatmoot mode rale. a. b. Barker, m. i.. Prof, of Eye, Ear, Not and Th -out ia lb Amenuaa JUiectriu t;oiiej;e or ijbio. sen aestssas.v VT ' ! W.M . U aiisisaaassi a'tsaiitatitfaaSAttjaaaa: In eases of Croas-y, OutureMrta, cums,OranularLld,Weik,Watary aor i: , Tumlng-in or TmIrvifout or the Lids and Drooplrsr LltJs he has been 'triumphant ? tbomaad sliasa. while Dearrioaa. Dlcrirsna t (.o ears,Polypua,NaanlOtiirrli,Ueao Voioe, Stammering, Asthma, tnnuhltl. Enlarged and Ulcoratexi Tislli, Clergy men's 8ort Throat, aad Kindled troubles, t'aa curoe huve Ixea pb. BQicMnal.eiidlnthstmatiiLntr.tliAl'hM.i. Heart, Uunija, akin, Faw, Tumor, sa tavaass il all oooff.iio.-a, , . - j

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WORD FOR IT, HOT Ottii

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before tbe rush begun s. After tJ fiwt frost everybody is hurrvinf ; g secure a irtove, and tbe btim SI

ou r one is now, Delore to 1 .. aie warning i sem. . J. ALsLti.H,i ii t Norfolk Building, Hit aad lt!aV CIHCIXXATI. igi SPECUtTY: KlfiSEY DftlC FIJLK at VOK8, At'aij; Xotlc e ta Na.K The State of Iiutuna, JSncwi I n toe iionroe C'ircuil. Oitt?) Mars;arfll CatlaBaa vt. 3oH4? rater iwwjr, Tttoniaa Kilev, Mitchell. I Comnt.iik '. Kit 91 m. Kow comes tha plaiatif,' H ipi-vs aad files bar ciinisUiai, k uetliar with an MnLlnvii tkmt aM. ,anw, doni. r. luiay, rer KiiMJ I dents oi lie State of Indiaet defcadiinls, that unl.irS tStevji uppcar oh tb Drt day ofUnsjaKi on the Ihi rd Uendav if isMiiwllfi at I tie curt it:a ia Dpi in said o.iuiity ad Slate, aal 'ftjjH oonmr to taui conipbinu Uiesaa huHrd ar.c deteimini'd intheisrsp Witness my name and tha tea) purt, affiled at liliwir int.iii, tai 21.4 dav of Uolubxr. A. I 1SSI RKAt JOUN V. CttATXlRtt Oct. 29 '91. , P.'K. B'USKIUK, LOl!"Fdiji EltS, Attorneys tvr PlsitUlllf Watlco to na.RMsJiii The Stite ot Indiana, Motive Om In the Monro Cmait MSiH. Tfrm, ISJi. Th First National Bank tt Bf, ton. Indisna, vs. Gwrije W. M)(-li Margarel tSileniMi:her, MardajtJ. (acuer, e ais. j Complaint N. fttt'A Now chuch the I'L.taLiB'. kirk, Lot deii & Romir, Um Vti mi hwu."ii tun. ..hi WHWinatt. O. Bolleebacber, is net a rastJaati State of I ndiana : thai sxid iictMi taa purpose ui oorrerting a aaeaaii ebwur o' a mortirage, and Uttii re$Mieat aek-aoaat vac thereto. Notice is therefore hweb'P- jhiH defendant, last naared, taat inasai ana appear on the twm iy-reartb: tiny of the neat tarn; of Us aw etiitroun, to be bolden a ta .MviiiuMy i ucuwr, a. sa tesmi Court House ia Blootiiiasttaeii I Countv and State, and aaswiar"' to said cvoiwlaint, tha sanat irnt bi ami devei nunrxl In his siieatH. , AVItnetis my name aet tbsitsikl1 court, aflixjd at Blooniiagtaf day of StDtembi-r, A. D. " steal. John w. ca,i.ri! t.... v.s ias - i 'VaI Hatlc ta Prieirtr ISw4j oa Lt i cola iilraat frusi liantli w xenia osreeb All parties owning; pi'otwTty UStjj coin street. btwen siicata. swsn Tenth street, in tbe City of V&mg ton, Indinna, interest-d la l3ae btsei mam oi sski airaai, will lasn araaar tho City Engineer baa mark! laaltttfci of tha cost of improvi us; aahl stMstl Kiguva siroei to Tenth rarsat ia city, ami made arsestm'MMa property holders for said irapre said aasesxmenta being new aa Ik in utty uiera s one. . All parties i ate railed will take that a committee iron the Cwi Council of said ehy will nx ia tin or'a office of said city, Tbaraday ttm uoiooor .no, ioui, at ' a cioos. w. a time and place any one rt(p;revt at assestmeaU, can make knew grievances, aad tha tama aritt aa ca area by titM committee. ROBERT C. GREET Oct li, tWt CV4 Watlcc rawaalatalssrtai'a.il Nottco bcrvbr eivca that nt signed Aimlnixtratrii of ta atwMkl Levi Houston, late of Monro i Indiana, deceased, wilt sill an Auction ta the highest bidder oa THURSDAY, OCTOBWit, ma. II beginning at to o'dnnk of "aid eV.v, I farm of laid decadent, in Wad all tovnhip, Monro county, nil bit i Ulinr of Unreet, Cattle, Uojrs, Usyt Ur FieM. Fxtminc Implenwiiti, Das and Kitcnun iNiraitura, aad Vrjal erartielct. TKKMH OF 8ALIT Alt awwaP five dollars, cash la hand; alt teniS! . .. ,1. . ( . . t3 1 nve aoiiurs crean of ntns raaswai bo civen, tjiojiurchsar . )t1 approved security,, Jrajvl I raluation or apaltsiM eiKht per U itwiarjLj Jrl. 10, '1!. Corr, Au'vt;