Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 47, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 January 1892 — Page 2
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Tn Mvordaim with a rail mad
fcy Cbainuati Maaaer. the Kepuli
fieaae of Monroe ermnty met in
convention on 8aturdav afterwooo. The Chairman being aiek, J. T.
Kllir acted as leiaponiry Chairman id railed the meeting to order.
V. T. Blair iraH the call. Maj. J. IF- Malay was aoaaiaated for permanent Caainaaa aad was rleotrd. W. H. Adaisa aad W. A.
Gate were rhossa Secret artta aad
haaiaaas besaa. A call was made
of ta Unmnbipa, aad Washvogtan, Bentao. Blooaiingtoa, Rkbland,
Vaa Barea, Perry, P4k. Clear
Creak aad Jedian Crrek respooded. WUaoa Adacae moved that one
tswasiup be ap-
eaaaty eeBtrat
IJ.G. MeFbeet
an ameaded km aacenatw that the
mm eoeamitlea aba select delegates to the District Convention. The mittie, on motion then
tmnoe) oaa. each
was alerted by the Chairman, and
were as follows : Jos. V. Rawlins, Waa. It. Adama, Wllaoa Adams,
froapsaa Sharp, J. T. EUrr, Frank jMllsaau, Joba Ends, John P. Harreil aad Paris Kuoo.
The ootnaalttee retired to select
the eoasmitteemea sad delegates,
aad ia thaw abaeaee Hoa. H. C.
JJunean waa called anon tr a
speech. Mr. Duncan responded in
few happiest veia, and told some
t rat ha that seemed to make the
Demnents present very anewmibrt-
able. He vt followed by Major
Nelky who added his testimony to
titat already gtvea by Jadge Don raa.
The eomaHttee finally eoaeladed
their delifaerattnae and returned to -tbeonort room with a report se-i-r-tisssr a smaatittre aad delegates, and the report was "aaaoimoasiy adopted as tolUws: fieaa filoaeom Irtoa May, Wm. P. Liiard.Cbu.Dann, David Soaamit. Washiagtoa Msrioa Carmll, 2. V. Rawliaa, Henry Haltingly. Marina A. 4. Gk, Jao. Back. Baatoa Tboa. Baeohill, W. L. Adams, Cfeo.W Welch. BtoemiaRioa Walter firadfat, Anderson Johasoa, i. 6. MePheeters, Ira Bat own, Wilson Adams, T. J. Farr, W. J. Alexander,Arch. Fmeaer. Rioftland Simpson Sharp, Jaa. Robertson, Jamee Wbiwasnd, J A. Faalkaer, Marion Field, Wn. Masoa. Vaa Borra J. T. Woodward, J. G. Eller, B. F. TLrasber, Jos. Dipumou. ' Perry Ren. C. Smith, W. H. AdaoavF. M. Dillman, Wo. Hepley, Earn Perrine:, C. F. Dudda. Salt Creek Nathaa Hill, Was. Naua, Joe. Lindsey. Polk JJa Ends, John Carsoo, James Sexton. Clear Creek J. P. Harrcll, J. P. Fowler, C. D. McLablaa, Joba Nance. Itvttan Creek George Eaur, John Matthews, Joba H. Kaon,
"Jelcaer McCsaaeil. The committee will meet on 8at-
aiday, Jaa. 33d for the parpoae of Joctiag a Chairman, Secretary, etc. Delegate to District CoaventinB at JadiaaapoKs: W. & Bradfote, H. a Dttnoaa, S. V. Hill, T. H. Barahill, Dr. A. C. Farr, O. K Perry, Sims Grimes, W. T. Blair, W. M. Banger, SnJ, Pedigo, J. T. Woodward, 8impaoe Sharp, Chsrim Daaa, J. B. Malky, W. H. AeW. Fiaah DiUmaa. A. T.
cnatd Ant be a better argument p re
seated id vindication ut the Kepublicaa tariff policy.
.theiea code of newspaper manners?" This is one of the questions which Georsre William Curtis will discuss
ia the Editor's ny Chair. The
eade of newspaper manners, he says, is tbe Bo i versa I code of ennrtesy, and not one restricted to the newpapt't. . "Good manners ia civilised society are the same ev
erywhere and in sli relations. If
a man is a gentleman, he does not eaue to he one because he enters the newspaper bosinets, snd it would seem to be equally true that if his work on the paper does not prove to be that of a gentleman it
eoald not have been a gentleman
who did tbe work. A gentleman does not blackguard his neighbors, aor talk incessantly about himself bis wonderful business success sad his achievements of what he has and what he does a kind of
Jack Homer of a fellow nor he-
have elsewhere as he would be
ashamed to behave in his lodge or church, or his own family. If a gentleman does not do these things
privately, of course a gentleman dees not do them ia a newspaper."
Incredible aa it may a
the govsraaaeat keeps a record of
every mistake of every mail clerk in every pnotomee hi the country. Tbi looks like a task that wonld ha impnasibte, bat like everything latbejkMtal service it is simple enough, bnpaosea letter addressed tn Loamville sbeokt by mistake!
ww pw a onndte tor Cbieaco.
The aostofice woald note the error
aad aaad it to Cincinnati headquarters of the Indianapolis divanoa. At the end af the mootb all the' inist&has that are credited to
iadmaapolia will be seat back aad
tbe poatmasteTeae tell at a giai
waoaaaaesaem aaa la Mat way each elerk amvtett how well he is pngtvajiag ia his work. Mistskes
will cesar. It ia impossible to
make tbe arrviea perleet ia that
respeec. Yet tbe aomber of errors von't average qnite one a - month
tor each amau ia the mailiag room.
Boaiethiag may ha learned af the care taltea wbea one rememhera
that the IndianaDolia nostoffiee
haadlaa aa avenge of 20,000 letters
a any. The eoontry's wheat crop, it in now reasonably certain, amounted to aboat 800,000,000 bnbela, while tbe earn crop slightly exeeed-
ed 8,000,000.000 mKbela. This is,
r wheat, by far the greatest yieM to oar history, while for corn it never was aarpejaed but once. As the priees for each cereal are higher than they have usually been in reeent years the farmer has no right to grumble over the, situation aiyl be is not 'grumbling. It is aa interesting and suggoafive faet thai aur country is the -mtly fa the world that is at pneoent really pwporouo. Tljere
C9ty lelinqnent Iilmt.
SALS of Lots in the City of Blooming.
ton, IMS tana, ine ram Ming Delinquent
for taxes for tba jaar 18S0 and former yean.
Ho 2 Anderaoa Snrab, ia-Iot Ho MO,
valoe ST0S, total tax S30 30.
IS Arnold William, tot Ho 29, Davit
add, valno $190, total tax 15 32.
81 Bi'ioimngton Improvement Co., lot No 1, 3, T, 13 14, 20. 10, 4, 77, 99 and 103, Maple Highta, value 450, total tax IS S3. 78 William H Bywly, part In-lot No 8, valna 83, total lax 17 86. 88 Bloomington Real Batata Co., lata No 1, 5 aad 11, FairvivW add, value 75, total tax 41 SI. 199 Bataa Henry H, tot No 18, Bolltran add, voloe 145, total tax S 14 109 Brown Joba W, lot No 20, Young add, value 115, total tax 13 74. 218 Cm t, Don Sarab J, kit No S, Fuller 4S Waldran add, valuoSeS, total tax 13 48. 219 Cainpbnll Jjba R, (colored) in-ot No 173, valae M0, total tax 22 70. 207 Clark Warren C, lot No 1, Byon
add, value 320, total tax 7 28.
429 Ford John W, kit No 31 and 33, Davis add, value 320. total tax 15 7. 648 Huatar A Preilar, pt oat-lot No
40, value 205, total tax 7 23.
593 Hampton Truer, part lots No 11
aad 12, Young add, value 326, total tax
SB. 853 JoffHea Amanda, part lot No 21,
Orchard add, value 400, total tax 10 22.
Johnaou Andrew, pt Mminary lot
No 38, value 430, total tax 19 87.
Stmet improvement, Rocen at., 14 88.
1073 Scaotwl Alice and Joba, lot Wo
8, Ooa A Carmichaal add, value 696, to
tal tax 23 09.
413 Fielder Wra T, lot No SO aad 63.
Fairview add, varoe 440, total tax 7.98.
Guthrie Alexander, part aesninarv
lot 61, value 600, total tax 9 22.
491 On try rranos H. part temmarv
tot No 52. ralae 800, total tax IS 86.
634 Hunter Snsabeth, lot No 33, Ful
ler A Waldron add, value 126, total tax
SB.
682 Boltsmaa Bros., parte ia-lota 11
and IX vrlue 200, totiil tax 3 67.
264 Kahn Cora, lot No 34. Fairview
add, value 60, total tat 1 36. 719 Lancley Nancy t lot No 37, Fairview add, value 400, total tax 8 33.
W Meadows Harr O, lota No 24.21.22
an a, loung add, anl part loU l add 3,
Tooog add, and 10133, Duno add, Ia 8,
uvou aoo, in-lot zti, part, out-lot 28, value 8,410, total tax 112 10.
794 Jf erryaU M arsarat aad Wm. nart
in-ioia no an ana so j, value 240, total
tax S 78.
191 Mian Bobert W, part in-loti No
307 and 308 nd part cut-lot No 36, value
4,M)0, tOUl lXZ42 3S.
Street fanpruvemaat, llorton tt., 40 98.
SS3 HcConaell Foraetw, let No 4, Fuller aad Waldran aid, value 660, total
lax 14 70 865 MeCay George and, Xediaoa, in
let No 177, value 320, total tax 11 68.
89$ Neeld Meliata, rot No 23, Maple
nviuwH, vaiue ate, local tax 4 94. 9t7 Fbillips Frank, lot No 32, Fairview add, value 366, total tax 23 33. 1102 Smith Reuben, part aemioary lot No 60. value 300, total tax 6 86. Strew improvement, tax W. 3d at, 44 79. 1103 Spencer Barton, part i a -lata 76 and 76, value 360, total -tax 7 08. Street improvement. Roger at., 6 03. 133 Wihoa fcevi, part of lota No 26 and 22, Young add, value 600. total tax 18. City derk'a Office, Btoomiagton, Indiana. I, Bobert C Oreevee, Clerk oi mid City, do hereby certify that tbe foregoing ia a true and correct liat of land aad lot retamed and remaining delinquent for nan payment of tax for the year 1890 and
farmer Tears, including penalty, interest and coat of advertiaiag and alee the taxea of the current year, aa returned by Frank B. Wool'.ey, Treaaurer of taid city, and that the aame were duly recorded aa tba law direct. B. C. Gassvia, City Clerk. Ctty Clark' Office, Bloom ington, Indiana. Notice It hereby given that ao much el the lot and land contained in the foregoing Kit aa may beneceaiary to discharge tba tax due thereon, or due from tbe owner tbereor at tba time of tale, will ho sold at public auction, at the. court beosa door, la too City of Bloomington, County f Monroe, and Stata of Indiana, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., on the second Monday in February, 1892, the Mm being the 8th day or February, and continuing from day to day untilall are ld.
BUBUKi c. UKKKV as, City Clark.
ana, Jan. is, isss.
The Motion bad a fortunate wreck on Thursday morning last, i at Salt Creek bridge. The report sent to the Indianapolis Journal from New Albany stated that four or five poranns were dangerously hmtf hot the fact eeeois to be that no one was hurt, outside a general shaking up. The southbound pas senger train was partially derailed, cauaed by the breaking of trucks uuder the tank. Four cars alto gether left tho track. The engine was not damaged, and tbe coaches
wete not much injured. None of
the passenger were hurt. The accident ncunrred in a cut. The cause o( the breakage of the trucks is not known, but it iu thought to hitvc been occasioned by I he frosty west her. Traaafera of Real Estate, Furnished by Jn.W. Jacluon, Recorder For Deed and Mortgage, correctly a cuted, call at Recorder's Offlue.'
Levi D Hetter to Tho C Batcher, lot 38, Alexander add, Tboa C Hatcher to Ida Ilerrfck, lot 28, Alexander add, Cba T Robertson to J H Moore, wq iwq ec27, Benton tp, J B Moore to Clia O Lewi, wq iwq wc27, Benton tp, Jennie Eaaton to M L Baitoa, whf lot 89 and 90, Stinei villa. Francis Hnwktnn to Martin Berry man, pt seminary lot 33, city, James Honaon to Jat U Btasnn, pt whf nq aeaal, Bloomington tp, Jaa Kanell to W P Roger, pt seq er29, Bloomington tp, John 8taele to Wm Stuart, lota 6,6, 7 and 8, Jrtarfciby ad, XlietUvill Harmon J Xverntt to W T Scoffer, 160 acre in Bnnton tp,
$508
109
800
1,009 760
300
400
460
100
1,600
a Cheap
Turned to Stone. Several years ago Mr. and Mrs. John Raymond, who resided in Brown county, sold their farm there and re
moved to Milsboro, O., where three years ago Mr. Raymond died. 8he, at the time of her death, weighed 300 pound. Some time ago it was determined by some relatives to remove her remains to another cemetery, and a village un
dertaker was employed to do the
work, when it was learned that her body had liecome petrified and weighed nearly efght hundred pouods. It required the combined
strength of ten men to losd and unload the remains from, a road wa
gon that was pressed ioto service to
remove them.
Iod. Journal : Mrs, J D. Woriey, of Ellettsville, reed a cap
ital paper on "Jersey Cattle and Their Owners," in which the lady
'bowed much intelligence. Mrs. nv a a
woriey is also a mei.iner or the Indiana World'a Fair Board.
Keservolra.
Mr. C. B. Durban says that the cheapest reaervoir thst a man can build on his land for retaininf water for irrigation purposes is a tunnel run into a hill. An open reservoir in a canon or othar suitable place will lose one-third of its wa ter during the summer from evaporation, while in a tunnel there is no loss. A small spring will supply a tunnel with sufficient water for many purposes. He has illustrated this in a practical manner. On his own lsnd at Meailla Valley he ran a tunnel thirty-five feet long into a hill, in so doing topping a spring ; this tunnel he dammed up, leaving a space thirty-five feet lon'g and the site at the tunnel, which is about five by six feet to be filled with water. - The water be carried to bis bouse in pipes and we observed tbst it supplied his dwelling, another near by, his barn and drying house for raisins, as well as irrigated quite a space devoted to flowers for a garden. He says that the tunnel is the cheapest and best
) form, snd that for eauh dollar expended one can obtain space equal
to twenty-five cuhie reel. An exchange has this to say ofmsnkind: "None are satisfied. One man is struggling to get justice. Some other is flviue from it.
One man it. saving to build a house,
another is trying to sell his build
ing for less then cost, to get rid of
it. One man is spending all the'
money be ean make taking a girl
to tneaters ana sending flowers, in
hopes of eventually making her
his wife, while his neighbor is
spending all he has to get a divorce.
lhe eaateru man wants to go west,
and the western man wants to go
east. Ine farmer wants to go into
the ctty, and the otty man wants to
i
The Martinsville Republican is after the sinners in the following
manner: mere is a habit tbat i
frequently indulged in by some
persons who attend public gatherings, and especially church whioh,
if persisted in, may result in one of
the greatest catastrophes that has
ever happened since that of Lot's
wife. No matter what is going on,
if tbe preacher is in the midst of
his discourse or the choir singing s
song, there are those who will turn their beads upoo the slightest noise
being made at the door, to see who
is cocaine and stare at them until
they are seated. Such a habit is
rude and unbecoming well-bred people."
Buried Togbthkh. GhuMes
Glover, aged 88 years, and his
wife, nearly as old, were bnried IsstSundsy at Claysville, Wash
ington county, their deatha occur
ring within twenty-four hours of
each other. Mr. G. had-beeu aick
only three dafs when he died on
Friday night, while his aged companion who survived him a day,
had been sick about two weeks.
Their deatha were caused by pneu
monia. J hey were the parents of
Major John B. Glover, ex-treasur
er of Stste and a former citizen of
8a km. Salem News.
The Presidents of the Green-
castle banks, after making an in
vestigation, report that tbe farmers
of Putnam county have more money
laid sway than ever before since the war. This result will probably hold gon in many counties. And the banks have been doing well. The new 8tone City Bank at Bedford declared a dividend of IS per
oent. last week. Ureencastle Stsr. m ai St. Louis Globe-Democrat : Ii no better objection to President Harrison can be found than tbe faot that he has failed to give Indiana as many offices as she wsnted, then he will stand a good chance to be renominated by acclamation To remove stains from nickelplate, greaae the rust stains with oil, and Alter a few dsys rub thoroughly with a cloth moistened with ammonia. If any spols still remain, remove them with diluted hydrochloric seid and then polish with tripoli. Give it a fair trial.
MANLEY & CO.,
Successors to A. H. Wilson.
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BLOOMI1MCTON, IND.
Rufps H. East had been Dep
uty Clerk of Monroe county one year upon Wednesday last. Rufe
is a good one, too a fine1 pro man and a genial officer. - - ' Mr. A. L. Tread well concludes
tbat tbe souring of milk is but sliehtly quickened during thunder
storms, and that the effect is not
due to the ocone generated, but
probably to tbe more rapid growth of bacteria occasioned by lhe warm sultry atmosphere usually accompanying such storms. AH RDIRAMCC: for the improvement of Madison street from Fourth street south to the flrst alley running east and west, north of Se&Hid tet. Sec. L Be it ordained ty the Mayor and Common Gounell of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds vt the mem bur thereof concurring therein that Madison street in laid city beimproved by Grading, Guttering, McAdausising and laying a brick or tnwed stone sidewalk on both sides thereof from Fourth itreetaouth to tho flrst alley running east and weat north of Second (treat, in accordance with tbe plan and specifications therefor as heretofore adopted by tbe common council for tbe improvement of laid llreet, now on file in the office of the Clerk ( itiid city, and in accordaaoa with the Resolution of the common council, adopted November '3d, 1891. 8sc. II. The cost of said improvement of said street, except tbe proportion .thereof occupied by street and alley crossings, (ball be asaeewd per lineal front foot against tbe real estate abutting tbatoon, said aasensmenu, if deferred, shall b. paid in ten annual installments, to eacLi of which shall be added interact at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-anriuitfly, from the daleof the Una! eatimatetbeieon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of aaid deferred aaessmenta, unless tbe property owner pay their aaid assessment before -aid bond ar bonds are issued. All at provided far in an Act of the General A-iemhly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1889, aad amended March 6, 1881. Sec. III. This ordinance shall bit in full force from and after its legal publication.
1, Robert C. Greeves, OWlr of tha City of. Bloomington, Indiana, certify the foregoing to be a trae and cnrrecl copy of an ordinance adopted by the Common Council of laid city at their regular motling held January Mb, 18R1 ROBERT C. GRSEVKS, Jan 14, 'I-3t. City Clerk. One of the oldest insurance firms in Bloomington is that at Romero & Woolley. Recently Mr. Roger has removed to Evancville, und the firm having dissolved.Mr. Qh. Barnhill has become a memlwr of it, taking the place of Mr. Rogi'rs. Mr, Wool Iff 's integrity and business qualifications are ao well known that it ia useless to speak of thorn. Mr. Barahill is a young man who
has received a thorough business training and is perfectly equipped for his new field of work. The
firm does a large and rapidly iuareasing business in real estate and insurance, and they aak the old patrons of the firm to continue their favor, in tbe future as they have iu the part. A jury, on Monday, decided that David Davit wa of sound mind when be made hi will.
ART ORDINANCE for tbe improvement of College Avenue, from Second street, to .Eleventh street. Bsc- I. Be it ordained by the Mayor
and Common Council of tho City of
Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of tbe members thereof concurring therein, that College Avenue be improved by laying a brick or tawed stone sidewalk on the west tide thereof, from Second street to Eleventh streot, and on tbe east side thereof from Seoond street to Kirk wood Avenue, and oa tbe east side thereof from Sixth street to Xleventb street, ia accordance with tbe plans and specifications therefor as hereto fore adopted by the Common Council for the improvement of said streot, aow on file in the office of the Clerk of said city, and in ac
cordance with tbe resolution therefor of
the Common Council adopted November 3d, 1891. Sac. II. The eost of said improve ment of said street, except the proportion thereof occupied by street and allay crossing, shall be assessed per lineal front toot against tba real estate abutting thereon, said assessments, if deferred, shall be paid in ten annual installments, to each of which shall be added iuterest at six per cent, per annum, payable semi-annually from the date of final estimate thereon, and collected a provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tbe oolloelion of said deferred assessments, unless tbe properly owners pay tbeir said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. All as provided for in an Act of tbe General Assembly of Indiana, approved March 8th, 1888, and amended March 6th, 1881. Sac III. This ordinance shall be in full force from and after it legal publication. I, Robert C. Greeves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, ertify the foregoing to bo a true aad correct copy of an ordinmi, adopted by tbe Common Council of mid city, at their regular meeting held January Stb. 1891. ROBERT C. G BEEVES, Jan 13, '82-31 City Clerk.
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An accident happened to the 11 o'clock express train going north on Monday, near Crawfordsville. Passengers are reported killed and maimed. Republicans have little or no
choice between the men wlio sre spoken of in connection with the
Denincratio nomination for tbe Presidency. They can, beat one
just as easily as another.
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Tattdalia JLlite. The Throng lias to the Bast aad Went. asT bound. wxst Bonus. No. 20, 11.52 p. m. JTo. 8, 8.02 a. m. No. I, 3.44 p. a. No. 1, 1.05 a. m.
No. t, 8.11 p. m. No. 11, 2 47 p. m.
no. vi, x ix a. a. no. v, jx.zx a. a. No. 8, 2 58 a. ra. No. 8, tM p. a. No. 4, 8.28 a. m. No change of cars between Graeneastle, Cincinnati, Columbus, Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Wasbiarton.BaKimore, New York
Blegant parlor car to Indianapolis, St. Louis and Cincinnati, without change. This line runs Pullman vestibule, sleeping and buffet can on through trains with but one change to points in Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Arkaasaa and California. Dining eara oa Trains No. 10 and 11. Train leavinr Terr Hauls far St. Ja
aph aad intermediate point:
t-BAva a. ar v. a. r. a. Torre Haute, 8:18 lt)l 4:08 CrawfordtviHe, 8:12 203 V Frankfort, 1:11 2:48 V. Los-aasnort, 10:48 2-61 8:45
Aaaiva South Bend, 1:93 5.4 18.55
St. Joseph. 2.45 7.00
Close connection atall point In Michigan Any information regarding rmit, rata, die., addroia CHA8. II. MIXKR.
Traveling Passenger Agent, Terre Haul,
ino. K. A. ri)KU, U.neral rasseneer
Agent, J. M. CHESBROUGH, Arsbtant
Relieved af La Grippe.
NfHvu.tB, Brown Co., Due. 9, 'Bl.
Faris Bro- Gent : I purchased a half
doxen bottles of the Mouth American
i Nervine at yonr store, when I was in
your town recently, and or itii use nave
been almost entirely relieved of thesymp
tarai of lagrippe and rheumatism that
bad been worrying me so long. I regard
this medicine as a great panacea for alt
ills but would recommend that it be pur
chased from the importer' agent, Faris
Bros. Your Truly. HENRY C. C17LUEN. Sir. Sprlager's Bad Case
Fsris Bros, Gentlemen: For a lone
time I despaired of getting any relief
from mv attack of rheumatism I suffer
ed dny and night, and was onlr without
pain or un conscious cd It when asleep.
Hearintr of tba South Ameriean Nervine
you nreselling,aad baingaasurei of it won-
derm! curative qualities by Mr. HUN,
who had used it, I at once ordered
two doxen bottles. To this fact-1 perhaps owe my life, and am a grateful to you for keeping tbe medinine, a I am that I
used it promptly, rieass tens me one doxen more bottles. I intend to keep it
ia lbs bouse hereafter. ALBX. SPRINGER WAaaiMOTos, Dee. 8, 1891.
Come and
See
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OF
THE LATEST QAMPL.EQ
I uectj
In rrint and InBrra,inay for 188fi. ..m m ssspjBaajaTaaa?a A. Is S O : New Waex Pjuma IN COLORS, AT 4c A BOLT. NORTH-SIDE SQUARE
ExecaUar's lale af Pswaauaait Propertj. - VfOTICB IS E1KBKBY G1VBN, tbat y the undemigned I'.zecutor of the estate af John A. Alexander, with the will annexed, will expose at public sale oa TUESDAY, FBB. Sni, 1882, St the late residence of the above named decedent, in Bloomington township, Monroe countyIndiana, all the personal proparty of deceased, contiHting of tyheat, Corn, Axes, Mauls, Crowbars, Wedges, Farming Implement, Etu. TERMS OF SALE. All nam under 85 cash; all sums above tbat amount six months credit will be given, not with approved security. Hals to begin al 10 o'clock a. m. L P. HOPEWELL, Jaa 13 '91. Executor.
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.Farms for Sale. I have two
farmii for sale in Greene county. One lo
cated in Highland tp., three miles east of Werl.liington, 213 acres, 40 acna of bottom land, wall improved all in good condition. Splendid building, and bordered by good roads. One farm south of Worlbington, coming up to the corporation line, containing 172 aarea. The land is of the best quality in the county. Either farm can be worked by machinery, being level, and the land is well, adapted to grain and grass. Sioek watir of the best quality in abundance. Ia I act there
are no bettor farm in this region. Terms
reasonable and price low for lbs qualitv
of land. Any pa run wishing to learn
furtbor particular will pleaao w -lie to or
call on WM. BREWER, on tbe farm
thrte mile ettat ot Worthinglon. 4w
Saudero Excbaare. Just received st "Souder' Exchange," direct from Ansheim, California,
one barrei Angelica and one barrel of
Port Wine, made in 1887, and warranted flrst-clas. Also W. . Emison A Co.'s Best Grade of Mapla Grove Whiskies, Brandies and Gins, which am guaranteed
by them to be the beet in tbe market.
I also keep Tengon 3c Thieme's Pi Isener Bottle Beer, Budweiiwr, Pa bet Milwaukee, Metxger's Tafel, and ThiemeA Wagner's keg beer of Lafaytitto. which baa been on sale here for the last 30 yenrs. All these goods will be sold on a small
margin. My place of business is one
door south of the postofllce, and ao business will be dine on legal holidays, or on Sundays by tba back door, arid don't you forgot it. O. SOUDERS.
NEW
South Side Square. HAVING IlUiroriT tbo Furniture stock of James M. Hunter, we will offer mime special bargains in all kinds ot Household aad Kitchen Furnitur. THE
Nsiiee af Usadstot XT OTIC E kasmbvsrlvaa. taatiaMaalg '
XS dersignei. baa ban appwUtls! by ts; Clerk of the Cireals Court Mswi
uoanty, bum or iaciaas, Aamknittitrti of tbe eetato of Albert XeUv. late;
aionrocrouBiy, oeessssa. Said oAato is suppoaad to be SUSAN K
Dee 18, '1. Folk A Corr, Att'i.
Ati
Prasfstte Caataa It.
Ia tba circuit court of Moai led., December Torn, 1891.
Isaac P. Hopewell Exetatoref 1 will and testament of Joba A. AJ
aeceasM v. i'boeoa an Alexander, at al.
To Phoeba AlexandfT, SiaOa
aer, rlor Alexander, jtaoel
Henry Alexander, Hillerv
Price, Oral W. Price. Boa E. T. Prlca, Daniel R. Pries aad Wrtte,
soil are severally nercoy at
the above named petitioner;
of tbe estate aforeaaid. bas 81
circuit conn of Monro ooantr.
a petition making you defend ta
abd pcavina tfasrein for an
crae of said court, aultoriainr Uia I
certain rel eatato belonging to tbe
or sain aeceaent, aaa in nasa post
scribed, to make asset for the
of tbe debt and llakili-je of
and that said petition so Sled and
ing, is set for hearing ia said circuit at the court boon in illoominatoa.
iana, on the Second judicial day oa
ssarcn Term, 1883, or saia coart, tSHi
bcint; uo 8in day or SSarcn, isss. " Witness, the Clark aad seal f sat oiiurt. this 23d dav of December, 1891, 1bai. JOHN W. CRATES. Dee 30, 91. Clerk. Louden A Rogers, AtJ'y. ,
Maflee ef rinal llttlaaaeat aT Eatata. In the matter of lb esUte of. VNUiaa Rush, deceased. In the Mi-nroe Circuit Court, retsisS;
Term. 1891.
M..tii-e is hereby givea, taj
signid, as Extculor cr US
nam Kib, deceased, I
Bled hi account and vo
(ettlemnnt of said
tame' will come up for
UNDERTAKING
DEPARTMENT yX
Will receive careful and parUoalar atten
tion, n we carry a compltite line of COFFINS AND CASKETS. Ma BENT. GOOD EN, an experienced Undri-tVkar, has bran aecurud and will
take ebarge of this department. OIv 1Js a. OsalL.
J. H. OAarox. Isaac Clam ah
Bloomington, Nov 18, 1891
all persons interested
tote are required to appear
and show cause. Ksnv tharaJ
account aad voucher hbuVsV
proved. And tbe heir of said other tntrestd tharsin, i
required, at tbe time aad pi to appear and make proof
shin or claim to aav neit
. JOHN T.JM
uec XX, at.
Mil
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Aaaaaiaar ai.yas., Tvla, Ha aatf I :
waiAitaJ.'tSi n ..sttfra
Habev BiM4x, Browustoirn, Ind. j Geutri Paezenger Ajert, St. I.:uis Mo1
Drwikewuta, or th Liquw Habit
PoiihvWy Ourtd sji AdmiMuitnng Dr. Hninet' Gulden Spteiiic. It it manufactured as a powcfr, which
cmi b aiven in a glass of beer, t cup of
enflve or tea, or in food without 'he know
ledge of the patient. It is absolutely liarmlsss, and will effect a permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patiunt is
modotate drinhar or an nlconoiic wreca.
It bas been fiven in thousands of cases.
and ir every instance period cure has
followed. It never fails. Thi svstcm once impregnated with the Ppscinc, it becomes an utter impossibility for tbe liouor sppelil to oxist. Cures guaranteed 48 p8 book of p'trtiuulan free. Addrcs ; OOLliEN SPECIFIC CO. 1M RSt,! .11, fl.1v. ClBviei.aH. O
Law Cards.
FVLK CORR, Aftorvem- 0e.s
Allen J- McSary's asw Woe, ttp-iiairt
evtr corner mom. aptfai ana eareut
attention will be given to ProlmU hueinm,
and to prompt eUbxtion of etom mi tlemtnt of eetoiet a cpreialty.
J. F. MORGAN, Attorney OgSee up-
eiairi otter National Bank. All btainte
at a legal nature given careful attention Froiete iurineet a specialty. WiU poecSce
in alt eourts. Eeaa'ptariertfor penrion ap-
pixcantt. wee me a um.
MUZiKV 4- KICK Attorney, No-
tariee and Ir.turaxte Aglnli. WiU practice in uli the Statu aito! jFedvral Qmrit. Prompt and earefnt. attention give to the Collection of Claim r, to teltline deeedente
eetatet, and to alt other bueinem of a Moos
nadir. A epeeialtv modi of Feneion. ! ParCBjaalaa CeXSMty ISMiM
vrnm vnr uvr n. twwnf .was, I am. v. AHM'.ir., HVUfV. '
teert comer pubUe tquare. Commisnrrvtrt Ooaii, Deeatabet ac
Office over Find ttmtitnat Bunk. Jli-' rm c! 0rd orAMBMBI
nete of a teaal nature
tentum tn all count.
mine! ay aiot of Louden e Ar-
etraet A tpeeiaJtjf mehto of the collection and remiiie-.Hce of elaime of alt
xinde.
BVSKIRK t FITCir, Attorney,
Ofltce in building eouth of .Bank, on
around floor. Snerial attt.tti'M tirM to
Probate Ouetneee, to tne eoueenon or custme.
and to kueineee in alt the sonvii ef tm
and aajoininf eonnHet.
DUNCAN PATMAN, (ff. C D-
can, Ira V. Batman,) Jirroijsjys. ujnee over Utone'e ehoe ti tre, uh.U .nd public
ejtuo'e. Farftetuar attention wsit M an en to Probate com toUeetUMt, WiU
practice in all the court e.
- WM. H. EAST, AUeHVf. Office
wet tide public earner, up-etmirt over Vail . 1 . ' J A
aroe. ary gooae snro. omi fraiy, -(ratten Probate butineem. and to tke
collection of claime. WiU alio practice us
all court. AgtnU j'er only ,ra. i r surance
mvtu aareful atjResd (.Hate titt
US-
Vault Cleaning ohould not be neglected, in the interest both of clean -lints and health. John Brown is prepared in the most complete manner to give this business 'lis careful attention, lie bas tight eaaka, deodorizing malarial, and everything thai is necessary to make this businees a sucote. Call on Brown and get bis figures it is cheaper to clean up your premise ilhaa to tiou tract typluiiil fnvur.
VTOTl (JK i hereby given, thst ler un-
11
dersiitnad has Sn ap
Clark or tho circuit court
inlud bv the
M m roe conn-
ty, Mtat" or indiena, Kxoeutrot the last will nf John A. Alexander, 1st oi Monroe ceunly, deceased. Bald enlata is eupniwel i lts solvent. W-VACJ1 UOPKWELU Vcr. f., '!):. .(tvutr.
en -r taid cor.rty, besaa. beML and
tinned at tbe Cru; i Bouse ia Bs04
tn. c ainifneinpr oa Monday, tea
of Dl ember. ! ml. present Joba G. i
,!enn Gil more n.l Ware 0 WaBsarS
toliowing proccwi ngs wars M lllh dav of December. 18tt.
In the matter of tbe porsbtos off
Plies tor couniv purpose.
It h ordered br th. Board it ttal
cember Term, 181, Hint all claim
articles purchased for tba aa of I County, including tbe County Townthip office. sVj br , njnCi by an order proper K mOo.Hed by V officer in charge ol tba office for wbi such sapplie are purchased, and tl County Auditor i hereby ordered
causa to be pubitsBed la eaca of ;:
h.immth milili.hA4 fim SXkA Meat. lk.(i
above order of taa Board. 'V.
o. -. - w II
. Monrae County, J
T. William T Blair. AsnttW
in and for said County sad Stata, 4o
hereby certify Ine anovs to at a
and complete copy of tbe order of
Board with reterence to tba
County Supplies, a appears
in my ofilcs In testimony whereof I bareunto scribe my name tbi lita day of cember. 1891.
WILU4X T. BL.AIK, -3g
(Auditor of Ma km C4satF4
n ib.s!. i n Ai
Hank STotleMN
A, . vim a ii ts aa i (uvjxr-is8; wa assaprwaaj,v the First National Bank ot Blso-i'-;
Iil!n will lu, k.M .k lh
inc: utoae of taid Bank, oa the
Tufdy (th 1Kb day) of January,
at I o'clock for tba mirpoaa ' Are Dir,otor lor said Bank, for suine rear.
W A I. TEH a!. WOODRITI
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