Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 January 1892 — Page 2

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t JUNK, !. TO DEATH. Stosoa KxprvM jTsrsaias Pltaaras I w a Sixty fiMt SnlMBlaMat. CttAwrounviLLK, lad. Jan. 12. Oar of I be wont wrecks ia the history of tho Moaoa railroad occarrcd two miles ani-th of Craw- . luidsviltr ob the afternoon of the 11th. The northbound mail, due mt OmwIopJaville at 1:30 p. m., waa twsaty aainutes late, and left the atatioa at a high rate of speed, BMkiag ap bet flaw. Just north f 8ogar Creek begins a long, high rntbankaient, ezteadiag two milts. Jfbe embankoieot is, od an average, and yarn from the bridge ia a nharp earve, aad the train rounded thvsniBaiag-at a born twenty-five mil en an hour. While about roidwayarnand, a rail, where two Miction men were working, broke, and ih: train, having the track, began to ran over the tics. After run ning that for some distance, the rare began to break loose and slide ff down the embankment at different point. The parlor car, "Minerva," went over aad half way down, partially teleavopiag the ladies' oar, which rolled over several times. The hillside wan heavily timbered, and this proved a special bhfsing, as he ears btriking the stumps and trees early in their falling were rheeked.aad the terrible catastrophe, which would have inevitably resulted had they had a ch-ar fat t the rocky bottom, ixty feet bejiiw, wh iwnnsiiy verteu. smoking ear turned over on its aide and, taking fire, burned at once. The mail car bumped op -against a tree and remained upright, although postal ekrka Fox aud Clark were bth badly cot and bruiwd. Am anon a the accident occurred, Engineer Cowwril, of Lafayette, aoaaded the diatress wliistle, and rm back to the IVawfordsville atatioa. Hundreds of cttixens went harrying to the aeene of the disaster, where a terrible spectacle presented itself. The ground was covered with wounded passengers, who bad been dragged from shattered ears by less injured feltowpesatagers, and their groans aad cries burdened the air, while their blood eriinsoned the now. The house of Farmer Elmore, near by, was utilized as a .boajpitaland those most seriously hurt were earned tnere oa- matters

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in ho the wreck. Others wereTrB-l-w9 broken into sev

pUeed in cabs and taken .l once to Crawfordsville, where they received nedical attendance at the Nutt Hotel. The officials of the road gave every assistance possible, and the ladies of Crawfbrdsville turned ot in numbers to draw the wounds and attend the injured. Nearly everyone on the train was hart, scarcely a single one of the one hundred passengers escaping more or leaf serious injuries. About the scene of the wreck lay Moody members of human bodies, gore-smeared garments awl baggage. lien, with eyes gouged out, a no broken limbs, crawled through the snow, moaning pHeously. In the ladies coach was the City Club Vaudeville and Burlesque Ownpaav. under the management of T. EL Miaoo, of Kew York. Mr. Miaoo states that oat of the twenty-three persons in his company eighteen were seriously injured. Madame Ina Van Rokey, dancer, was instantly killed by 'he ear striking a stump which i rashed through the side and disemboweled her ; also, crushing her head like an egg shell. Mr. Miaoo who was sitting beside her, escaped, lien. Hamburg, of Cincinnati, who was also instantty killed, was a rkttbing "drummer,'' well known all over this section of the country. THE DBAD. Mas. Irs Van Hakoy, acton, with burlesque canopany. Boa. Hamburg, traveling aalaasaaa, Cincinnati, O. C. X. Chsak, lumber BMicbaat, Green -eaatia, lad. THE INJUKKD. Mia. Boaa Kvaas, Smeaeastle, lad. J. W. Thompson, Cbestoa, Ind., right leg aad left shoulder broken. Ftaalsy E. Davis, WfcaaUeld, ski erushed, Cora White, burlsecjo company, ear tors off aad tide erafbss. Mack Bogen, burlesque company, badly injured inmga aad Back. Cue Roger, same company, ooneaesion of spine. Stella CltlUn, ame company, badly hart i li aad back. M. O. Rsthdge.porter of ehair ear, fee mashed. Nelli Haaley, Kw York City.cnubed. John Faust, rawfordsville. Wn. Hall, C'rawlbrehtvilK cut about head. J. a. Davison, Crawfordavilre, crashed Mr. Fax, of Haw Albany, two gashes oa bead aad lec badly 'maahad gaeaas Dyer( Iauyetts, head cot. O.W. Xowden. gatem. Ind . lee badlv C. T. Bojt, bead, back aud dda crashed a Marshall, KlletUviJ, aid and face craabed. Mn. A an Bible, ISaeatSeJa, face rnwbad, Kara Hibba, iaaw address, left arm l.roken, right band eat off. Hal. F. Lore, City Burlesqu Club tompaay, injured internally. Oaorga W. Gardner, of Ladoga, back injured aad right arm broken. K. Wbjbwide, Frankfort, back broken. 4, J. Erii;b(, ('hi-?8go, ka aid bead hn-

IHts Mntbnry. Romtii-y, era gouged oat, and arm and fog broken. C. N. Cornwall, rtmdmatr, BloomingIon, back hurt and internally injured. John Winchester, Louiaville, baggagarouter, back hurt. Exprea Mewnger Caller, Loauville, internal injiirim. W, Snyder, newsboy, Chicago, ihoulder broken. Ooy A. White, barleaque company, in-

ju'vd it boat the bead. Fanny svereu, otiriMque cempany, di lri ou, inter isllj injured and bruited. OUie Lewis, burluue company, bruited about bend .Kelvin ilcKee, Chicago, head, hip and be k hurt. Hurry C. Bryant, burleaque company, Philadelphiu, head bruited and back badly "praioed Madge Darni-r, burlosijne company, Fitabora;, hd badly bruited. faulAllai, liurlnque company, bead crushed. Wra. Biatop, brakeman, Lafayette, eTerely bunuid about the bead, thouldert and lack. Join Billi, conductor, internal injuries. Thomas Kiaco, burlesque troupe, internal injuries. Miw Bibl , Crawfordsv Die, face mashed. Jia: Beat ley, CrawfenJaville, injured internally and about the face. Mr. Brejfogle, bead and face hurt. Mail dei-ia Fox, of Louisrilla, and Clark of Oovington, badly cut and bruised. Mta. Kobcrt Falton, burleaque oompany, injurid internally. Miia Larenor, burlqu company, bead hurt Curtis Speck, burlesque company, ongan cut ell ; Mirn Keyaoldt, burlesque company, lej hurt. Z.i:hariah Kobertt, Bedford (colored), chest and ab juldera cut. hfaaager T. E. Miacco, of the burlesque .ompany, states that the majority of the company live in New Yorl:, and of twenty-three persons eighteen were badly iujured. The company was booked to appear in Chicago, having left Louisville in the morning. Mine. Van Kokay was one of the greatest toe dangers in the country, aud lately came from Hungary. tv illiani Marshall, who lives at Ellcttsvilli! says : "1 was silting in the smoker close to I he stove, and had just come from the ladies' coai-h, where every seat was taken, whim I felt a shock and the car leave the track, then we rolled over down the side. The siove v fell on my:elf and brakeman Bishop, but we ilisengaged ourselves and started to crawl out. The coach took fire, but nobody seemed much excited. I helped several get loose froia their seals, and everybody got ont, some breaking the sash and going through the window, and others elhubiug up and out the door.'f The baggage ear is but slightly injured aud the parlor car can be repaired, but the women's coach is literally smashed to piece and the smoking car burned. This wreck is undoubtedly the worst that has evei: occurred on the Monon. A verv narrow escajw wss that of a fanner who wss starting up the road leading along side the hill, as when the cars stopped rolling, the baggags car was within six feet of his horsi?s. A caretul exiroinatfon by the coroner of -he place where the train encountered the broken rail, shows enteen pieces, some being bot three incites long. The rail had been broken some time, about three inches from the end, the break being diagonally toward the hole through which the bolts fastened the fish-plate. The crack had been battered on the upper end, proving that it hsd been in this condition for some time. This break was between, two ties, and undoubtedly the engine passing over this broke the rail again, thus causing the ears to leave the track. The section men, who were close by at the ti ne of the wreck, were seared so oadly that they claim they did not know what to do, and ran across tbe fields to tha wagon road aud wulked to town. Mr. D. F. Murphy, a traveling man representing a New Yorkcarpet house, said : "I have made my home on a railroad train for ten years, and am able to say that is ay first accident, but it was severe enough to make up for all time. We left Crawfbrdsville at about 1:50 and myself and Ben. Hiimberger occupied a seat together. We bad been introduced to some of the members of tbe "City Cl ib" Comedy Company, which was going to Chicago, aud were having a jolly time together. We had been eating diuner on the cai and had just about finished, when thre came a sudden stop of the trtin aud with it the car in which we were, tho chair car on the rear of tbe train, gnve a careen sidewise and began whirling round and ro'ind after the fashion of a squirrel cage. That was all I knew until I found myself on the pit of my stomach across the center lamps of tho car. I lenew practically nothing until I (bund myself lying on a lied in the Nutt House, Crawfbrdsville, with a physician by my fikie administering liniments. A peculiar fact connected with thu awful accident is that just before tbe derailment of the train the ladies in tho car had struck up "Nearer, my God, to Thee,' and were singing it just when the oar foil over. Mr. Hamburger, who wis in tb seeat with me, was killed outright by being disemboweled by a Mump at the bottom of the embankment. The blond from his wounds completely deluged my fane, and tbe groans of the poor fel low amused desire in me to do ul 1 could for him, but 1 was pinioned so that I was practically unable to moveThe sensation I felt when tbe car rolled ovsr and over is simply indescribable, It was useless to hold on to at y thing, for I whs at the bottom o- the car one moment ai d at the toi the next,"

Nearly all of the slightest injured have compromised with the railroad compiiuy, have been puid their money, and have given receipts that preclnde any suit for damages. The oompany has done everything in its power to give satisfaction, and in many oases the injured get more money in this wav than they would receive at the end of tedious and expensive litigation. Crawfordsville, Ind., Jan. 12. At 1 o'clock tliW morning the Mo non had another wreck. The ouly c ir that was saved from yesterday's wreck was a biggage car. It was attached to the wrecking train, brought down to the station late last night aud was left standing on i the main track in lront of the depot. It contained nine men asleep on the flor, who were members of tbe wrecking crew, worn ont from over-work. Engineer Werkoff, with the through freight, camej puffing around tbe curve to the! station. Werkoff hud thirty-live loaded cars behind his engine, and although he hud slowed np to stop, he could not possibly do so in time to avert a rear-end collision. The engine plowed into the car with a crash, throwing the nine men who were asleep in it all over the floor. A barrel of oil was upset on a redhot stove, and was immediately in flames. Werkoff could not back his engine, but had to stand and wait for the fire department, while the nine men picked themselves up ont of the bnrning oil, and went flying ont, i lightened almost to death. Three cars aud the station were badly damaged. Crawfobdkville, Jan. 14. Twenty-eight of the Monon wreck sufferers have been settled with so far. The highest claim was $600 and the lowest $20, the average being about 975. Tbe entire loss on dead and injured will probably not exceed $13,000 and the incidentals will bring the loss to $30,000. Most of the burlesque company have left. The effects of Madame Van Rnkey have been turned over to the treasurer and if uncalled for in a year will be sold for the county's henefit. They include a number of elegant costumes and some vualable jewelry. The only relative of Ben. Hamberger, the Cincinnati drummer, is his aged mother, who can hardly survive his

death long. There will be services at Wal nut St. Pres. church every evening this week. The "Bee Hive" force have been suffering with la grippe. Mr. Woolery and Mr. Mitchell went through the various stages several weeks ago, and now Messrs. Atkinson and Pauley are sick. Pierce Woolery has gone to Toledo and Mies Cherry is compelled to be at home with her mother who is sick, ho that the workiug force of the "Bee Hive" is very much crippled, Four degrees below eero Friday morning, at this point. It was 40 below in Dakota. The Mechanics' Band gave a concert in Stinesville on Monday night of this week. Commissioner Sale of Heal ISstate. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Ira C. Batman, a Commissioner appainted by tha Monroe circuit court, in Cause, Number !!,3G4, entitled Ensign N . Brown, Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of Mry S. Newton, deceased, et al, vs. Lois C. Mean, Ensign Newton, et al, will by order of the said Monroe circuit court, offer at public auction, at tha court home door, in tbe city of Bloom, ington, Monroe county, Indiana, to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17th, 189J, between the hours of 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock P. M. on said day, the following drecribed Rual Estate, situated in Monroe nnd Brown counties, In diana, to-wit : The southeast quarter of section elorea (") The south half of the southeast quarter of section fourteen (14). Tbe southeast quarter of the southwest quarter or seclien iourleen (14). The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section fourteen (14). Tbe north half of the northeast quarter of section fourteeo(14). Tbe east half of tbe northwest quarter cf section twenty-lhree(23). All in township ten(10), north range one(l) east, and in Monroe county, Indiana. The northwest quarter of section (12) twelve. The north half of tbe southwest quarter of sectioti lwelv(12). Tbe east half of the southeast quarter of section twelve The southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section twelve(12). The north weit quarter of section thirteen (13). The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirteen (13). All in township ten (10) north ranee one(l) east, and in Brown county, Indiana. The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section six (6). Tho northeast quarter of tbe southwest quarter of section six (8), The north weft, quarter of tho southeast quarter of section six (6). Tbe southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section ir (6). All in township ten (10), north range (1) east, and in Brawn county, Indiana. afjr Said land will be sold in parcels. TERMS OP SALE are as follows, to-wit: One-third cash in bnnd, one-third in six month, and the remaining one-third in twelve months from date of sale, purchaser giving his notes for tbe deferred payments with approved personal security, bearing six per cent, interest from date of sale, and waiving relief front valuation or appraisement laws. Haid sale will be made free from all liens including nil tax liens. IRA C. BATMAN, Jan. 20, Commissioner, ' r'ulfc k t'orr, Attern.jys,

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City Delinquent Isiftt. SALE or Lots in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, tbe same being Delinquent for taxes for the year 189(1 aud former years. No 2 Anderson Satah, in-lot No 2B0, value $700, total tax $30 20 16 Arnold Wiliian, lot No 29, Davis add, value $290, total tax 15 32. 81 Bloom ington Improvement Co., lots No 1, 3, 7, 13. 14, 20, 30. 4, 77, 99 and 103, Maple flights, value 450, total tax 15 63. 78 William H Byerly, part in-lot No 8, value 865,- total tax 17 85. 88 Bloom ington Real Estate Co., lota No 1,6 and 11, Kairviow add, value 76, total tax 41 91. 109 Brown John W, lot Ite 20, Voung add, value 115, total tax 12 74. 218 Cannon 8arah J, lot No 6, Puller 6 Waldron ndd, value 580, total tax 13 40. 219 Campbell Jjbn R, colored) in-lot No 173, value 500, total tax 21 70. 207 Clark Warren O, lot No 1, Ryon add, value 320, total tax ' 26. 429 Ford John W, Ul No 31 and 33, Davis add, value 320, total tax 15 76. 648 Hunter 4 PresUr, fit out-lot No 40, value 205, total tax 7 23. 593 Hampton Tracy, part lots No 1 1 and 12, Young add, value 325, total tax 7 88. 652 Jeffries Amsnda, psi-t lot No 21, Orchard add, value 400, tola) tax 10 22. 659 Johnson Aadrew, nt iiaminary lot No 38, value 430, total tax If- 87. ; Street improvement, Roger st 14 66. 1073 tkhobel Alice and John, lot No 6, Cron A Carntichael add, value 695, total tax 23 09. 413 Fieldsr Wm T, lots No (0 and 62, Fairview add, value 440. total tax 7.98. 490 Guthrie Alexander, part seminary lot 61, value 600, total tax !' 22. 491 Gentrv Francis M. part seminary lot No 52, value 600, total tsx 15 05. 534 Hunter Elizabeth, lot No 33, Fuller & Waldron add, value 125, total tax 1 68. 562 Holtaman Bros., purts in-iots 11 and 12, vrlue 200, total tux 3 57. 704 Kahn Cora, lot No 34, Fairview add, value 60, total tax I 3l 719 l.angley Nancy, lot N 37, Fnirview add, value 400. total tax 8 32. ' 787 Meadows Mnry C, Iois No 21.21.21 and 3, Young add. and part lots l and 2, Young ndd, and lot 35, Dunn add. lot 8, Owens add, in-lot 241. 'n.rt out lot Is, value 5, tin, total tax Hi 10. 794 Mwryntt Mnram'1't mid Wm, part in-loU No 351 and 352, value 240, total tax 3 78. 852 MoOonnol! P,rn -tia. lor No 4, Fullar and Waldren add, vjluu C5r, total tax 14 70 865 McCoy Gwrsfl and Md!nr, luletNo 177, v.-iluo 320. total Ux 11 58. 895 N iltl Melissa, lot So 23. Maple Mights li. value 410. total tax 4 94 947 Phillips Frank, lot No 32. Fairview add, value 355, total tax 23 22. 1102 Smith Reuben, part seminary lot No 60. value 300, total tax ! 66. Street improvement, tax W. 2d ft., 44 79. 1103 Upenccr Barton, f art ia-lots 7i and 76, value 360, total tax 7 08. Street improvement. Rogert. st.. 6 07. 1336 Witan Levi, part of lots No 26 and 27, Young add, value 500, total tax 15 65. City Clerk's Office, Blonmington, Indiana. I, Robert C. Grveves, Clerk of said City, do hereby certify that th e foregoing ii a true and correct lift of Inndi and lots returned and remaining delinquent for non payment of taxes for the year 1830 nnd former years, including penalty, interest and cost of advertising and also' tbe taxes of tbe current year, as returned by Frsnk R. Woolley, Treasurer of aid citv, ard that the same were duly recorded as tha law directs. R. C. GaxKTKa, City Citric. City Clerk's Office, filoomington, Indiana Notice is hereby given that so much of tha lots and lands contained in the fjregoing list as may be necessary to dischsrgo tha taxes due thereon, or due from tho owner thereof at the timt of tale, will be sold at public auction, at the court house door, in the City of Blooming ton, County of Monroe, and -State of Indiitna, beginning at 10 o'clock a. in., on the nt'cond Monday in February, 1892, the ssrob being tbe 8th day of February, and continuing from day to dav un'.ilall are gld. ROBERT C. GKEKVES, City Clerk. Bloomington, Ind., Jan. 13, 1892. An earnest revival effort is being made iu Bloomington at present. The following is a copy of a poster gotten out last week in aid of tbe revival work : too SOULS FOR CHRIST THIS WINTER! Revival Meetings, 1 p m., To-Night, January 14th, 1892. TKXT : "CHRIST CAMS WTO JBI8 wobld to Says Sirkkks." COME. W. B. HALSTKAO. Transfers of ltess.1 Estate, Furnished by Jas.W. Jackson, Recorder For Deeds and Mortgages, correctly ex cuted, call at Recorder's Office. Harmon J Everett to W L Scottio, 160 acres in Benton tp, Sarah Sugs to Maggie J Beck,part semina ry lot 66, city, Lewis Stevens to Lacy Butcher, pi secll, Salt Creek tp, 50 acres, Kllen Sparks to Nancy Swafford, 4 acres in Bean Blossom tp, Jos N Alexander to Isaac Claman, undivided J pt nwq sec32, Indiaa Creek tp, lot 8 Fairview, Minnie Chitwood to Jas Chitwood, undivided interest in 160 acres in Benton tp, 1,600 SOO 26 40 200 100 W E M'cord to J M McKahan.nrq and ehf nwq serf, Washington tp 8,000 tmniBl Miirnslcl to K o bloat, swq seq sec31, Marion tp, Geo N Sullivan to Albert Grissom, pt swq seq sec29, clear creek tp, Ahuer Richsrds to J L Bocbman, lots 5, 6, 15, 22, SI, 32, Alexander add, .1 L Bochmun lo Robert U Den nay, lots 5, , 15, 22, 31, 32, Alexander add, Robt B Ilenney to Jos Watson.lnts o, ft, la, it, .12, Al-ix inuor ui. (00 650 1,200 1,500 8,500

Mrs. Robert O reeves is at Blootnneld, called to the bedside of her father, Joseph Eveleigh, who ia dangerously ill. Miss Belle Axtell, who has been visiting in Beatrice, Neb., since August last, returned to her home iu Bloomington last week. Jos. N. Alexander has been in Lawrence county five or six weeks, in charge of one of the quarry stores. Perry Harris and wifeof Terre Haute were visiting Mr. Harris' sister, Mrs. Jos. Cron, last week. Miss Ora Watson of Patoka, Ind., is visiting Miss OUie Jackeon, on west 6th street. That was a miraculous escape

from death at Ujiionville, last week, in the case of a twelve-year old daughter of Thos. Barnhill. She and her six-rear old sister were standing nesr a fireplace in the house while their mother bad gone out to feed the chickens. UerdresscMiight tire, and becoming thoroughly frightened she ran out into the yard screaming. Her mother was too far nway to render assistunce, but told bar tu fall down and roll over in the snow. The little girl did so, and extinguished the fire which was Mixing above her bead. Her clothes were burned off, and she suffered some severe burns on tbe back, but fortunately she did not inhale the games. Wm, H. Adams, late of Adams, Hall & Co., is prominently menliuued for Secretary of the Republican Central Committee. Mr. Adams is competent in every way, and would be acceptable to all liepublicans. Dun. Fitch hun a purntiou in Chicago, and will make- that city his residence. Hid family will retnniii iu Bloomington this winter. Mrs. Miuuie Waldron of Seymour, with her in Charier, hare been visiliug relatious in BloomSugtou. D. Eckiey Hunter, one of the oldcHt teachers in Indiana, aud a man favorably known to all the educators of the State, died on Monday morning, at his home in Bloomington, iron an aggravated attack of la grippe. Judge Rise of Brown and Bartholomew circuit court is dead. Since the death of Judge Howk a letter was written to Judge KUe, soliciting him to come over and try caxes in Monroe circuit court this week, and he died. Seems to be a fatality about this job. "The division of the 20th part of a hair" is nothing to the way the lawyer splits them nowadays. Over in England a Manchester judge says officially that although "to call a man a thief is slander, to call a man a d d thief is not;" because the latter term is mere abuse, and of mere abuse, however vulgar aud nasty, the law of slander takes no account. That is to say, the worse a mta Is abused, the less grouud he has for legal relief. Are your people on a visit? Are you entertaining friends? Got a baby at your house? Anybody sick Wh.o'8dead7 iew enter prises in your neighborhood ? Inv proveroeots? Fires? Casuality ? Marriages? Dinners? Surprises? Anything that's new the Pkogresh waots. send a postal. Please give tne tacts, xt don't make any difference where you live in town or country in a palace or a cabin, don't be promp ed by a false modesty, but speak out. It hurts no oue to lie spoken of in a compli mentary way in a local newspaper. A Grand Fox Drive. There will be a Grand Fox Drive in Perry township Jan. 26th, aud the following arrangements have been completed ; The lines of the township will be the boundary, except oo the south, the Ketoham mill road being the liue from the east to the west lines of the townbli i p. The center will be the south Geld of W. U. Woodward's farm, onehalf mile south of tbe Jackson Creek bridge. There wilt be three captains on each line, as follows : North lino O. P. Campbell, J. W. Voris and Jas. Borland. South line L.Dillman, Milton Mituhell and Maj. Silas Grimes. East liue Julio Fowler, Jos. Hcnsley and George Rogers. West line K. Thrasher, D. Borland and 11. Waotiand. The commander-in-chief or marshal of the day wilt he C. J. Wj lie. An anvil will be fired from the center field for the starting hour, at 9 o'clock sharp. No fire arms or iJo,;s vill bt allowed iu the flj'tut.

Our of the oldest insurance firms in Bloomington is that ot Rogers & Woolley. Recently Mr. Rogers has removed to Evansville, and the firm having dissolved, Mr. Cha. Barnhill has become a member of it, taking the place of Mr. Rogers. Mr. Wool ley's integrity and business qualifications are so weli known that it is useless to speak of them. Mr. Barnhill is a young muu who has received a thorough business training and is perfectly equipped for hiii new tield of work The firm does a large and rapidly increasing business in real estnte and insurance, and they ask the old patrons of the firm to continue their favors, in thefuturc as they have in the part.

AN ORDINANCE for the improvement of College Avenue, from Second street, to Eleventh itrent. Sc. I. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of the members thereof concurring therein, that College Avenue be improved ty laying a brick or sawed stone si.lewall; on the west side thereof, from Second street to Eleventh street, end on tho east side thereof from Second street to Kirk wood Avcnus, and on the east sidn thereof from Sixth street tu Eleventh street, in accordance with tha plans and specifications therefor as heretofore adopted by tbe Common Council for the improvement of said street, now on file ia the office of (he ClerK of said city, and in accordance with the resolution therefor of tbe Common Council adopted November 3d, 1801. Sic II. The cost of is id improvement of said sires', exceptthe proportion thereof occupied by street aad alley crossings, shall be assessed per lineal front fool against, tbe real estate abutting thereon, said fliiiestmenU, if deferred, shall be paid in ten annual installments, to each of which shall be added interest at six per cent, per annum, payable Huni-annually from toe date of final estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of the collection of said defurred assessments, unless the property owners pay their said assessments before said bond or bonds are issued. All ui provided for in an Act of the General Assembly of Indiana, approved March Bin, 1889, und a no arm hi narcn cm, loai. Skc. III. This ordinance shall be in full force from and after its legal publication. I, Robert C. G reeves. Clerk of the City ' of Bloomington, Imliana, certify the fore- ' going t.o be a true and correct copy of an i ordinance adopted by tbe Conimju Coun cil of said city, at their regular meeting held Junuary 5th 1892. ROBERT C. GREEYE3, Jan 13, '92-3L City Clerk. We Were Cured of Ln tirlppe. rams Hkos., .Dr'iggista, tiloc mington, Ind. I was taken with a bad old ; had severe pains in my back and 1 mbs, catarrh of eyes and nose, aocompanisd by slight fever. I suppose it was grippe. The fever left me after taking throe doses ofSouih American Nervine, and ten dosrs completely cured me. You havn a great medicine. Hskky Sfkioexman, Kayeltonville, Lawninct co., Ind. My wife was sick with la grippe. Your wotiiterlul neulh American nervine cured her in "lie dny. Oko. Sullivak. I Prp restaurant, Seymour, Ind. j I suffered with a very ladattck of la grippv, which u-rminnted in i suture cae , pf pneumonia thiit wall nig I. lift me a pliysicul wrclc. Four rtoclon attended ' mo. Ili-inn Hilviseii, I took a holt In of R.uth An.erii-Kn Nervine, and lio magic it restored me to perfect health. A. . r UATZ. khooRiaker, Miiltown, Ind. T wna seisnd with a severe stti.jk of la grippe Three duces or South American Nervinr efT--ctU''U' cured me. liENiti' Kaihick, Koleen, Greene co., Ind. I wn nuar'y dead from la grippe. After taking five dones of Uouth American Niviue was relieved of pain, aud was completely cured by ona bottle. Habbt Bismamk, Brownsti wn, Ind. AN ORDINANCE for the improvement of Mudisan street from Fourth street south to the drst alley running east and west, north ot Secoud street. Skc. 1 Bo it ordained by the Mayor and Common Counoil uf the City of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirdi of the members thereof concurring therein, that Madison street in said city be improved by Grading, Outtering, McAdaruii.ing and laying n brick or si wed stone sidswalk on both sides tht-reof from Fourth stieetsouth to tbe first alley running east snd west north of Second street, in accords nee with tbe plans and specifications thsrefor as I heretofore adopted by the coruu on cuunoil for the improvement of said street, ' now on tile in tne office uf the Clerk of said : city, and in accordance with the Resolu tion of the common council, adopted So. vember 3d, 1891. Hko II. The cost of said improvement of snid street, except the proportion thereoi oucuinea oy street ana alley crossings shall be assessed per lineal fr int foot against' the real estate abutting thereon, said assessments, if deferrod, shall be paid in ten annual installments, to each of which iball be added interest at six per cent, por annum, payable semi-annually, from the date of tho final estimate thereon, and collected as provided by law. A bond or bonds shall be issued in anticipation of tbe collection of said deferred assessments, unless tbe property owners pay their said assessments before said bond or bonds arc issued. All as provider., for in an Act of tbe Genera! Assembly of Ind iana, approved March 8th, 1889, and am ended Marcft 6, 1891. Skc. III. This ordinance sha'l be in tull force from and after its legal publication. I, Robert C. Grooves, Clerk of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, certify i.be foregoing lo be a true nnd correct cony of an ordinance adopted by the Common Coun cil ot said city at their regular matting held Jununrv 5th, 1803. KOBEKT C. GKKE'V ES, Jan 14, '92-3t. City Clerk. WM. B. BURFORD, .Lttliojf i-nphox-, I'l-iutes-, Station. i M nnnfaoturer of TUInnlc l)nok, lairtt,vor and Binder, SO. ill, W8T WASHINGTON ST., Indianapolis, Indiana. Drunhennes, or the Liqmr Habii FotMvely Ourntl Ay AdmutM'ring Dr. Haina' OMen Specific. It is manufactured as a powder which can bo civen in a' class of boor, a cup of oofl'ee or tcs, or in food without the know. ledge of the patient. It is abiolutely harmleiis, and will pffact a permanent and speedy cure, whether the patiort is a modorate drinker or an Hlcobollc wraCK. It has hucn iriven in thousands ol cases, and in pvcrv instance a porlert cire bus followed. It never fails. 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Executor's 8a lei sf Perse ami Property. NOTICE IS UKREBY GIVBN, that 1 .the undersigned Executor of tbe estate of John A. Alexander, with the will annexed, will expose at public sale on TUESDAY, FEB. 9th, 18S3, at tbe late residence of the above named decedent, in Bloomington township, Monroe county, Indiana, all the personal property of deceased, consisting of Wheat, Corn, Axes, Mauls, Crowbars, Wedges, Farming Implements, Ktv. TERMS OF SALE. All sums under $6 cash ; all sums above that amount six months credit will l-e given, nota with approved security. Sals to begin at 10 o'clock a. tn. I. P. HOPKWKLL, Jan IS '91. Executor. Ponders' Exctiiang. Jnst received mt "S meters' Exchange," direct from Anahel in, California, ona barrel Angelica and one barrel of fori Wine, made in 1887, and warranted Bnl-c1as. AlsoW.tj. KmUot A Co.'s Best Grade of Ma)le Grove Whiskies, Brandies and Gins, which ars guaranteed by them to be the best in thn market. I also keep Tengen it Thlenie's Pi Isenor Bottle Ueur, Budwoiser, Psbat Milwaukee. Mstsger's Tafel. and TMewedt Wagner's keg beer of Lafayette, which has been on sale here foi" the last 30 yesrs. Al) these eoods will be sold on a small margin. My place of business is one door south or tne poitomce, ana no business will be d ni on legal holidays, or on Sundays by the back door, aad don't you forget it. U. HULUIKI. 1 W "33 South Side Square. o o HAVING BOUGHT the Tumiture stork of Jame M. Hunter, w will olfalvsotne special bargains in all kinds ot Household and Kitchen f urniture. THE UNDERTAKING riltPA rfTtrVW DEPARTMENT. Will recidre careful snd particular atten tion, as we carry a complete line of COFFINS AND CASKETS. Ma BENT. GOODKH, an experienced Undertaker, has bean lecured aud will take charge of this department. Give Ua as, Oall. J. H. Gaston. Isaac Clamsv-h Bloomington, Nov U, 1SS1 Uaw O a r ! is FVI.K t CORR, A onwys. Ole in Allen $ MtHary't ) Wc, srp-staiisj oer eorntr room. $pial and ear rut j attention mil b qtw to Vooats eiuwwH, and to prompt etlUciitm of tlaimi. Set tlement of ee'Uet qmcialty. J. F. MORGAN, Attorney Office upMainover National Bank. AUtueineetMl of a tegui nature given careful attention Probate butineu a security. Wi't poaence in all tourti Headquartm fur pemion i plicanit. Give me , call. MVLKY 4" RW& Attorney, Notarie and Inmranee Aoents. WiU prac tice in all the State and Fe,ieral Gmrte. Prompt and careful attention given to the Collection of Claim, to tettling decadent estate, and to alt oth.tr bueinue of legal nature. A specialty made of ftsiissi. Office over "Corner" :iothing itore, soA-j uteet corner public tguar. LOVDES i ROGERS, Attorneys. r4Bm ttmi Hmnl JSamA Ruei-' .- Jji . ..4, ,;u, gamine! by aid of Louden Atofrnei. A ipeeiattg made of M cJ- , . . A !a.Ma nf nLl

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N.ttee f IteiatfrtnUM. NOTICE is hereby gives, that S3k dersined has baea anrxiiscad 1st tfco Clerk of the Circjlt Court of Kloaraa County. State of Indiana. Admiaiattrairia: of tha eetata of Albert Kally. lsia of Mnnroecounty, deceased. Said astaM is supposed to be solvent. 8USAH KSLLT, Dee lS, '91. Administratrix. Fulk ft Corr, Att'ys. Prwfcate Caawe Ms. MT. In tho circuit court of Monroa vanty, -Ind., December Term, I81. . Isaae P. Hopewell Kxoeutor of ths feat will and testament of John A. Alexander, deceased vs. Fbocb Alexander, Stella Alexander, at al. To Pkoeba Alexander, Stella AUxsader, Flora Alexander, Mabel Alexander, Henry Alexander, Hillery Price. Wilbart Price. Oral W. Price, Boas H. Priest, Job T. Prioa, Daniel S. Pvtoo and Baditk M. Wvlie, You are severally hereby notified that tho above named petitioner, as XxecMer of tbe estate aforesaid, baa filed la taw . circuit court of Monroe oountr, Indiana a petition making; you. daftBdan ts t Batata, : hi sicvriuK tiisms iw w wwaH wv of said decedent, and in said petitioo ) (ii 1 1 1 m (miiu a ii n ii.niiiiMi .it h a., hum t

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Kusb, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, Term. IS1. Notice is hereby given, that tb am sicn-ni, a Ki ooulor f lit will of 1 lism Rnsh, deceased, haa prasaatadT filsd his account and voucbait la settlement of said asUt. mat that . same will corns up for tb axamia d action of said CireaH Court, a mh Amy of j.BUryi 18M) et II nelsons interested ia tale are reouired to a d Dear in saM and show cause, if any there ba, wait account aad vouchers abanat at ' proved. And the hsirs of sals) state, others interested therein, are ale. required, at tb time and pteoa proos m v State ol Indiana, Monro Count?, a. ' Ocmmi.Moti.rs Court, Deoambwr Tam, 1891. At a t -ui of tbe Board of ComBiiastest. p of said con.ty, brun, held, aad piiei far cour' 5 purj-tos. It is ordered by tb Botird at th De cember Term, 1861, that all cl umi Am articles purcbiiee., for tb use of tb County, me hiding tb ( Township ofloet, shall b sweoMBaaiesl - by an order rroperly ind'rad ty tba officer in charge of tha oflo for which so;B s sunntiea are nnrebaaad. aad County Auditor is brb;; ordered' tei cause to b ptihlisbvd ia aaeh of lhs newspapers published ia U wftT sss above order of th Board. Stat of Indiana, Monroe County, J I, William T in and for said County Ittair, ana f hereby certify the above to to ana complete copy u um crow os taa Board with rsleranos to tha pureha of

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