Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 44, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 December 1891 — Page 2

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THE ARE YOU IS IT? fit Yon Want to Be In It? A Pair of Comfortable Slippers. Gents' Velvet Emb. Slippers, 75c. and up. Ladies' Warm Lined Slippers. Ladies' Pat. Lea ther Slippers. Gents' Pat Lea ther Oxfords. Gento'Pluoh Emb.Slip'rs. Gents' Fine Leather Slippers Fott CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AT 99 'hi obliging disposition and kind deaeantor has won myriads offriends. ' TaMi AMtJillajai ml KcfHtbllcaiaia la callrd to tbe announce meat tbia naoe ot the fBOGREss ot neetiM to be beld at the court boose ia Bioosoington, on tbe 9th day ot January. Tbe object of tbia aaeeting is to elect delegates to district eonvnttoDS which will nominate delegates to the National Convention and a member of tbe Slate Central Committee, and aieo eeleet a eaunty central oommittae to act (hiring tbe approaching caavsaa. The importance of this meeting of the 9th of January is so wail anler8ttud that it would eaperfioona to urge Repoblieaaw to ajttend. The "access of tbe party ia Monroe county in a great degree depeada upon the kind of a that made. The county mmittee should be eboaen with care it should He no hap haaard (erection, but one that has been earefnlly eoaaidered before final action ia taken. There are reasons that' are unnecessary to mention why this should be done, especially ia Monroe county. Republicans here seem to be united, and determtaad upon an active and aggressive campaign that shall elect the county ticket by a substantia! majority. The Democrats feel very confident of success by reason of the fact that at the 'ast election they ousted a Republican Clerk, Treasurer and Judge. This gives them a leverage that w not to be despised, and tbe struggle in 1 892 will be a hard one. If Republicans de-tet-mine to unite for a campaign against the common enemy they can carry the. count. Qn the other baud if they permit personal jealousies to have full sway there is nothing to be expected but defeat. iai Win. Rabura,a Mopon brakeman, was held up on the street in Nam Albany Sunday night by a negro, and on ma refusal to throw u:kie banla waa struck in the eye With seme pointed instrument, probably a dagger. He fell to tbe ground uwowieioms, but shortly afterward partially regained his Menses; and after wandering airaleasly about for some tine rrswled undrr a hox car in the Mnnou yards. He was fonnd by a rompanioa.aad taken to a phykioian's nfJke, where it was found that bis iairis were very serious. They will probably rrtoh in his death.

gel into fae country, 4 he man id trade wants to gut out, and every-

holly not in trade want to lie in The old want to be young and the vour.e want to lie old and so it goes." The M rial exerclaea tnt Bum t Hnvey. On Monday evening, Dec. 14th, in the old college enapel, were held memorial services in honor of Ind iana's dead Governor. Y hile the service originated with the Univer sity authorities, so many citizens were present that the memorial represents as much tbe feeling of the community at large at of the University. After tbe rendering of a suitable selection by toe University quar tette, consisting of Messrs. Asa by, Murphy, Rue and Seaton, Piesideot Coulter made a short statement as to the duty all eil.izens are under to commemorate the good qualities of men in high civil stations. Their citizenship, official integrity, civic services become a legacy to all citiaens and ara to be honored by them and banded down to chil dren as safeguards to the Republic. He then introduced Prof. Woodburn, the speaker from tbe Faculty, wbo id a concise, comprehensive paper said that Gov. Hovey touch ed tbe history of his commonwealth and country at three points : 1st, The pioneer life of his State. The boyhood and youth of the Governor were associated with the trials, fru gality and limited advsntages of the time when the people were lay ing the foundations of the great State of to-day. Gov. tlovey tri umpbed over the obstacles of early times and by energy ana resolu tion fitted himself to touch the history a second time when she was framing a constitution. In the constitutions! convention held dnr ing the fifties, Hovey rendered good service to his state and her citizens. In tbe third point of con tact with history tbe Governor touched not only State but National history. This was during tbe Rebellion, when he did good service at home in restraining tbe evil in fluences of secret political organ isa tions which were hostile to tbe general government. In the field ne renurea sucit vansnt service J a i a that st Champion Hill, before Vioksburg.he won tbe epaulettes of i Major-general and tbe hearty a . aw. . oommeuaation ot reilow soldiers m tbe field and fellow citizens at home. Tbe political life of the Governor was also reviewed, showing bim to have been as successful in civic strife ss with the sword, filling not only high official stations at home but alio an honored and efficient seal in tbe legislative halls of the Nation. After another cng by the quartette, President Coulter introduced Gov. Ira J. Chase, who spoke in an intelligent, interesting and efficient way not only of Gov. Hovey' career in the various capacities alluded to by Prof. Woodburn, but also of hie own association with him in the duties of directing the civil aflairs of the State. Gov. C'.ase in a very felicitous phrase made the dead Governor's life a text for tbe saying of valuable and useful things to the young men and women of tbe University wbo must soon take upon their) selves the responsibilities of citisenship. Gov. Hovey by the simplicity of bis life and the magnanimity of bis charac ter won tbe kindly and affectionate regard of all who were associated with bim in private or official ca pacities, and so Gov. Chase's high est tribute to biro was his worth as a man and a citizen, however valuable and meritorious his services as a soldier and an officer of the State. After a third selection of music President Coulter asked all who would to come and be presented to tbe Governor and his Secretary, Mr. Roberts. The benediction by Dr. Halatead closed the evening. Gov. Hovey sleeps in the peaceful cemetery beside his home, but his influence lives to bless posterity and urge young men to emulate his virtues and to equal if not surpass, his services to State and Nation. iBdlaaua Ilatlry Program of the A nnual Meeting of the Attoeuxtion on Jan, 7. Tbe Indiana State Dairymen's Association will hold a meetinc at the Stale House on Jan. 7. The rooming session will be devoted to reports of the secretary, treasurer and standing committees, the president's address and a paper on "8ome Recent Dari v Discoveries," by Prof. E. H. Partington, of Champaign, Ills. In the afternoon the following papers will be read : "What We Need in a Dairy Cow," D. H. Jenkinn, Indianapolis : "Those Little Details," J. H. Monrad, Chicago ; "Dairying," F. A. Tripp, Chicago ; and a sympos ium on "The Making and Market ing of High-class Butter," by Mrs. Laura D. Worley, Ellettsvillc ; Mrs. V. C. Meredith, Cambridge City ; Mrs. Calvin Fletcher, Spencer, and Mrs. Kale M. Buaick. of Wsbash. In the evening the session will be held at the Dennisoui, and two papers writ be read. A iter the election of c racer a banquet writ be held in tbe Denison ordinary. C. S. Plumb is the president of tbe sswiciation, and Mrs. Laura D. Worley, secretary and treasurer. The sidewalks on Gdlege venue are to be given some attention in the spring. A smooth (?) iob baa been done by the city at the Huoter 'coriiur co6sin.

University Wot en. Rot. Lucoock di-livaml tbe kctura ia College Chapel, Sunday ttfternooti. State Teeebon Auoclntion wit) taret In ,ln(iiimpoW nrkt wnrk. Indian Dnwill be largely represented among tboae on the program fur paper oe important tvpica. It i confidently auerted thU I. U. will have en exceptionally lining; lute ball teat, next pring, aa there it lornn urat-clMt material lathe Unirennty this year. Kow tb'-re ia lomo science to bav ball, and a good game U worth going milea to aee.

"Deer me 1" exclaimed Graadmu Tdo good, "them boyi ought not to be pin) in foot ball. The newapapert iey iifaat 0 DePauw plavert aren't Strong in thru backV I lhouidn't think the fakeily would let 'em, ahould you T" "No, indeed, grandma," repliid Tom aeriouily. '-It U very dungerooa. Why, you can l count on tome oi mote poor fallow for anything more than a ijuar'.arbaek." At the Wabash college truttewt' iemiannual meeting at Orawibrdtrillo, on thu 15th, the faction f.Toring co-eluctin wa badly beaten. A canvaa of the hoard showed decided majority against it. The Educational Committee wa intrueted to employ a profeteor of mathematics before January 1. For the presidency no choice wm made. It b lingular that a college could he found in the Unit ed state, to-day, to WHICH women are not admitted. Upper olaMmen will remeinbtr Maurice Biggins, wboae name a year or two ago appeared en the Prep, roll boyki for few day and who for many more day loafed about town. Hit reputation a an all round apart aad athlete wat great. Mow the report ecwet front hit Montana home that he will probably be tent to the penitentiary for life for killing a fellow human. Hi rictim b ald to be the ton of wealthy parent. led. Student. : j..- : : Marriage licenses havu been issued as follows since last report : Wm. M. Whisnand and Ada M. Stanger, Noah P. Sherrill and Ida E. Chandler, Richard Fowler and Annie Sare, Wm. F. Deckard and Retta Botkio, Ephrsm Peters and Martha Turner, Lewis K. Butcher and Mary E. Gilmore, Gordon Miller and Florence Galyan,, B. R. Jewell and Minnie Tate, Harland . Marshall and Margaret Figg. What would make a more appropriateChristmas present thxn one of those handsome water proof or plush robes shown by Koe L. Winsiow. Miss from St, Ida Waldron is. home Marys for the Holiday season. Miss BlinnieTate was married on Sunday last to Mr.E. R. Jewell of Tuscola, Ills. The postoffiee will be open Fridsy, Dee. 25th, as follows : 8 a. m. to 9 a. ra. ; M a. m. to 12 m. : 4:30 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. TrakiKfer ut RmI Est.ate. Farniihed by Jas. W..itolcn, Ku-ordnr. ror Ueeat ami MurtirHijen. corructly oxcuted, can at KeeoMcr t umuo Wm Adamn to Florence Hay, noq wq sec3e, furry tp. $40(1 2,000 W C Draper to J P MeKim, 115 acre In salt Crevfe tp, John G Wallace to Hirnm Ioewsohn pt lot 7S, Alexandei add Rachael 7 Lanter to J W Backer ehf ii wq ec25, Wabini;ton tp, Ed Vaughn to Crawi & Critiicbael, lot 45 and 47. DavU add 250 Clara M Tourner to Florence Kdmondion, undivided Seminary 6S, city, 400 Ita N Smiley to A W Ogle, 30 acre in wftanington tp, 200 Hart ha F Brown to Alvin Howard, 10 acre in Kicbland tp, 1,300 Jas A Alexander to Wm J Alex ander, out lot 115, being pi neq nc32, Bleomington tp, (100 Jot Danielt to Nancy Fottar, lot ST jr.lrriew add, city, 400 Mrs. George Renckart is iu Louisville in attendance upon the funeral of her brother's wife. Mrs. George Nold. Harry Guy, wifeand two children, arrived in town Friday evening, on a visit. Mr. Guy is in the employ of tbe Indianapolis chair company. John D. Morgan will leave, Thursday next, on a visit tp friends in Missouri. Hugh B Campbell, wife and daughter, will spend the winter in Florida. v Gen. Hunter is quite sick with la grippe. Mra. Ororke has heard from "Willie." He saw the advertisement in the Progress. Knew be would. ' Thos. Baker is quite sick with la grippe. Bn-v. Luccock is expecting his father and mother to make hint a visit of a few days, arriving here uu riBiiua The funeral of James M. Howe occur r d on Tuesday at 2 p. m. H enry P. Tourner, tbe .jeweler waa in Chicago a portion of last week, selecting a choice stock ot Roods for his many customers. You will see something nice at his store : Fine watches, chains, goldi spectacles, eye glasses, etc. For Corn, go to W. J. Allen's hardware store. He has plauty of it. Don't buy any books or stationery till you see Joe Smith's stock and learn his prices. He can undersell any man in Southern Indiana, and does do it. You needu'tpay fancy prices just for tbe rrame of the thing. Nutlce of Adninistraliei. NOTICE i hereby girnn, that the undesigned h bean appointed by tbe Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Stat, of Indiana, Administratrix of tit. ettate of Albert Salty, late of Monro county, defeated. Said estate it tuppnved to be toWent. SUSAN KELLY, Deo. 1, '91. Adiainirtrutrix. r"u!V.& C.orr, Att'yi.

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GLOBE sasirxE r.rf IV 13 w South Side Mqiwirc HAVING IIOCUIIT the Furniture Muck of Jamea M Hunter, we will nffvr enme tptrinl bttrgnii in all kind uf Hmuebold uud Kitchen Fumit ira. TUE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT Will reeoire careful nd (lartieular atitr. tion, Mi we carry a complete line if COFFINS AND 0ASKETL. Ma BENT. GOODEN, an eaporiewoed Undertaker, ha been iccured and wsit Uke charge of this detriment. Give Uu at Call:. J. H. Gaston. Isaac Clam: an Bloomington, No 58, 1851 O ill. i I FVLKfs COXR, Attorney. Ofic wi Alien 4r Mr. Nary' s new Mock, vp-atnirs over corner room. Special and careful attention mill be given to ilVoieto Jmweect, and to prompt collection ol' claimiu Ucment of ettatt a specialty. J. F. MORGAN. Attorney OMo Psfatrsotwr1 Natvonai Hank. All enii! a le9iU nature given eireitt aweanois rTuoai w o '""'J " m all Kurt. HcnJqvarteri fur penuon obplicanu. uwe me a ei. MVIjKY $ fllCJS, ,lomas, Xotarits and Insurance AgenU: Will praclice in all the State and Federal CVwto.t Prompt and carefid atteitttoit given to the Collection of Claim, to settling dtxedint estate, and to aU'other bus'inesi of a legal nature. A mectaltti moaii of Ftwnont. Office over "Corner' clothing store, south west corner public square. LOUDEN 4r KO(3Ell Attornqt. OfKce ever First Hationat Bank. Busi ness of e. legal nature givm careful at tention in all court. Biul estate title examined iv aid of Loudens Ab stract A specialty mad.: of tht Collection and remittance of cta'm ef all kind. -BV&'KiRK FITCif, Attorney OMce in buildmn south . Bank, enground floor. Sweial aiti'.ntion given to Probai business, ta the eotU-'Mon of claim, and to business in all the ttourts i f rAte and adjoining counties. DUNCAN BATMAN. IH. C. Dun can. Ira C. Batman.) Attrncu. OMce over Stone' shoe store, went fo pudlut sauare. Particular attention mil he mm rf to Probate eases, eotlectums, etc. Will practice in all the court. - WM. H- EAST, Attorney. OMce west side public square, up-ntitirs over hall Bra, dry aooas stun. Uitms prompt at tention f Probate bu.n-icm, and to the eolUxtion of claim. Will aieo prac'.ice in all court. Agent for only (Vn. 1 nr in suranee. Execttr's Noilke. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersiened hat been appointed hv the OlerV of the circuit court of Monroeooun ty. State of Indiann, Keul.ir of tbe Irtl will nf John A. Alexander, W ot Menroe cuiily, decewscd. Said estate is supposed to'e solvent. I.SAAC P. UOPSWRLU Doc. lfi. '!. Executor P, C, HOLLAND, M, D, Office aw J. P Tournc ' Clothing fifore, Wtrt SUe Square. Broldrsrr, i?i t'cllese v.iie, r.!r.os:! :fcte.a, .!: sfciie

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1QCI IH 1U tjampaign promises i:o oe i;ne should liwome a submint MS of what is occurring :n ,hti PRINTING CO., wall .wtn pbek. UEBIFFS 8 A LIS. By virtue of a cerlitfed clf et'ai end eK.cution to me directau, rt Clerk's office r-f the Monro, rircuit in a cmwe wheivln Jnhn Coi.tmnn il tiflf nd SaMih Wright, 8n.b B. ami L. C. VnlUr arc defen iante. ine ma to tnakit theiium of One . One llu.vlred and Five Dollar ft tnK'-thor with the iut Tent mi aiT ' and uftsU. I will expote at Public thf higneil bKloar. on SATURDAY. JANUARY San, 11 between the hour of 10 o'clock a. at.'! 4 n'clock n. m , of snid dnr, at the dei tho court hnute in Bl ooroini'tim, Moflla county Indiana, tbe rents nnd prottSfl a term not rxccedmic seven year, I lowing described rem estate in county, in tbe State of Indiana, teAll of the the northwest Mterter. the northeast quxrtiir (i) ef retaiH three (!) in township No. smvaa I one entt, that lies south of tliei f Salt Creek, containing tliirtr-4 wm more or less. A lo the east half ef tbe ne ter (J) ot eection No. three (3) J c. nei en (7; range on. en.lt, eighty acre, more or tea. Also a part of the nortka (II ef the northwest visiter (J) ? go. tw (21 in townsnip jiewranae(e eett, containing acre, teinr all in said quarter as much thereof aa lie east of Creek i.nd the middle fork I hare I j,, jgf Mn Robinson the n tract of land beniteAtw ah ia Jtanra. county sn; mam iana. If such rent and profit will f, . i-ui .,,m tA ..ti.f,r U inteTvn -a u. i wit Bt itmm mA place, iXpotm at Public 9aM, . .j-J. nf .ai . Mt,ta r . thoreof at may be sufficient to (aid decree. Interest aad ooeia. fjaid sale will be mud a withoa )(( wbutever from valuation ment l.w. THOMAS J VAR1 Sheriff Monro Dec. 9, 'Ot. NOTICIl. PHrcltaveiwg StMSMt s 8tt oi Indiana, Monroe County, ta.

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1S9I. At a tarn of tbe Board of Oon are of id county, beirun. held, ani linued it tbe Court House ia Btoanrt ton, commencing oa Monday, the TUl of December, 1891, present John 0. John G lmor aad ware S Wer. i

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