Bloomington Progress, Volume 25, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 February 1892 — Page 2

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wm. a. cmoo. mm a HWPW Xos Pretddeat, Tkt Han KtminaUtt rf MmntnpoiU I M JUNK, 1893, RepnMl Cravcatton, h hereby given to the Repnhtien votmof Monroe county tht there will be keld mat convention of Republics at the court bouse in BloomingUm, SATURDAY, rratrur 20th, 1892, to appoint le delegate to the Dlitriet Convention, to be bald at Indianapolis, J-lmrch 3-1, t select tiro delegate and two alternate to toe) KapaMKaa ftalioaal Convention. Alto, to appoint S delegates to the State convention, to be beld at Indianapolis, March 10th. to select four detaratee-at-bit and four alternatea for the state of jmliani to tee itepnbiiean flattana; vouveUios, at Jtinaeapolt. Jaa nit, 1892. II. C. Ltjxcaji, Chairman. W. P. Koeaaa, Secretary. Senator Sherman aimply states well knows historical fact in saying that the Republican party "has conferred greater benefits on the people than any other party that ever existed in this or any other country." A dispatch from Cr.iwfonlsvitle states that Ben Hamberger, the Cincinnati clothing drummer who was killed in the Monon ' -wreck near that place, has a daughter who will, through the adminis trator of the estate, Sol Tannenbauro, brine suit for damages, unless the toad comes down with a large amount. The child now live with her gram! pa rents in Indianapolis. The wife was divorced some time ago, and will not share in the suit. In Marion county Amos Lint"ner raises white rabbits and sell them, and during the rammer he r.ade frequent visits to the cornfield of Wm. Poole, where he pu!l"d the growing corn and carried it away, to be led to his rabbits. The grand jury indicted bim for grand larceny and the case came up last week. To the surprise of the pros ecuting witness the court held that Lintner had net been euiity of larcenT in carrying away the corn. liut of simple tresspass. The court ruled that if the corn had been Withered and then taken away it would bave been larceny, but, be ing still in the stalk and the stalk growing in the ground, it was a part of the realty and could, not he stolen. Lantner was then fined 5 lor trespass and was very glad to get off with so slight a penalty. This may be law bat it don't ea like common sense. "With the same propriety, it wonkl seem, then, that a man may tear all the wealberboarding off your liouee, takeout the windows and doors and divert them to his own rise. ud he is not guilty of theft. One reason tbe farmer's good .wife gets rach good prices for her poultry at d eggs is the demand in the eastern markets. Formerly Canada supplied the eastern mar sets with tnese tames -out since the enactment of tbe MeKinley bill, tbe Canadians cannot ship these things acroes the border withoat tbe payment of a tariff duty. Ho the American women now supply those markets and a better demand is created for these articles. and the price is consequently kept at gooa ngures. with cheap sugar and a good price for eggs, poultry and butter, it will be a ktng time before the farmers' wives and daughters will wish for a repeal of the M cKi aley bill and go baek to old prices. m iai m An important decision was rendered by the supreme court of the State last week which will be f interest to all tbe consumers of coal here as elsewhere. About a year aeo nearly all the coal dealers of New A Ibany were indicted by tbe grand jury tor selling coal by 'short weight, it bad been brought to tl attention of the jury that they bad been selling seventy-two pounds f coal to tbe bushel, making a difference of 200 pounds to tbe ton l ween that sold and the legal weight which is eighty pounds to the bushel. Most of the dealers iudioted paid nominal fines and bins' more Was thaue-hr. nf the matteVBfit Donald D. Blancbard, thB a coal dealer of tbst city, tasgnt tbe indictment. Be was ted it) tbe circuit court and lost im ease, but appealed to tbe supreme cou rt. Tbe court holds tbst where a purchaser knew tbe weight f coal sold bim, was not deceived thereby and was satisfied with tbe amount received, there can be no criminal prosecution, because tbe weight was leas than prescribed law. by A Pennsylvania jury has recently given a verdict of $19,800 damages in a suit brought by tbe victim of s railroad accident against f lie company. Tbe judgment was given for "railway spine," which a well known railroad lawyer ssys is a very po)MiIar disease among the medical fraternity where a man bss been a passenger on a, train that is wrecked and no visible injuries can be made cause for suit. It is supposed to be the injuries to the spinal column resulting from lie shock. As a spinal column cannot be dissected to find out it actual condition, it is difficult, to 4-oocrovert any clsim of injuries that mar arise in such a case.

I nd. Farrier:' It is eilremrly

difficult to make a better floor for horse stalls th in the clay floor solidly tamped to make it hard. 8urh a floor will be elastic without being soft, and is tbe best pnsoible one for msintaioicg a healthy condition of tbe hoof. Littered with straw, att alt floors should be, the liquid manure will all be absorbed, and the straw covering will prevent the sltoe calk from disturbing tho clay. A horse standing upon such a floor will cave a b:m that soft ano yet tough, capable of enduring much more war than a dry and brittle hoof, icb as horses usually bave that stand upon wooden floors. m MOW A BC! ESTI8T DIED. -it IS not often that a dying man regards bis approaching dissolution with the scientific f.renity of the venersble Dr. Kiehet, who was carried eff the other clay by congestion of the lungs, lie was attended by his son, a professor of physiology, and by another medical man, and while ill actually delivered a lectnre on the development of his terrible malady, describing its symp toms and detailing its progress with a more than stoical calmness and indifference to bis fate. Strang er still be said that when those who were attending bim observed rerttio signs in the course of the disease his deitb would be only a matter of a few seconds. His last words were : "You see I sm dying!" and it rosy be said that liichet predicted the very moment of his death. This "strange case" assuredly wotdd have furnished a fertile theme for some ot the older nnd abler writers of weird fiction. London Telegraph. Mr. Cluitterton "Yaw," I've made up my min.t to become a farmer. Think how jolly it most lie to go out in the mawning and see tbe btitte flies making butter, nnd the grass hoppers making grans, and and all that sawt of things, yon know." He needs South American Nervine. Queer People lav Knox Co. An eccentric old man. named John Clark, is dead ot acute pneumonia. He lived in Knox county, Indiana, on a good farm of 300 acres. His sister Susan, who died a few days before bim, lived with him, doing the bouse work while be attended to the farm. They lay cn their death beds in separate little dingy rooms in the tame farm louse, unattended by iiny body saa as the neighbors called in. When told of his sister's death be said he wanted to die too. When be died three revolvers and t wo bowie knives were found under his pillow. He seemed never to have any fear of God or the devil, tied desired no sympathy or love, tie nor his sister ever visit ti and no ote visited them. Neith' er was ever married. Ibey were buried in tho family cemetery near tbe house where tney died. His singularity might be considered a mania, Be attended every public sale of wagons and reapers, plows, buggies, harness, whips and old borses, poor cattle, hogs and sheep. The stock he drove home and turned them into a large pasture where, for want of attention, many died. He infused to sell any of these animal , and often bad great herds ot cattle ana sheep and as many as fifty head of horses at one time. At one time he bad fifty old broken, decayiug whips, thirty sets of old, turn, rotten harness scattered around. These be would sell provided the purchaser would pay more than the original cost. The old wagons, buggies, reapers, etc, be Jelt in an open lot exposed to the snow, wet sod heat. A piece of one af these could not be obtained by s neighboring farmer except lor double the price of a new piece. None of these old things were every used by bim. He seemed to only care to have taem. Don't Shake Your Friends -It does not pay for any man. young or old, to discard old friends for new. 1 be f nends who have pnt you on your feet in the path of success deserve yonr continence and listing gratitude. Muncie Times. Housekeeper "Have yon anv Mocha coffee V Small dealer "Yes, mom." "Genuine Mocha ?" "Just imported, mum." "Import k yourself?" "Oh, ves. mum. T send ny orders direct to the Sultan, mom. "Humph! How much bave von on band f "'Ron! aixtr rounds, mam." "Yon bave. eh ? Sixty peunds? I read in the paper it: - .1.. . iuu very morning mat not over J. A . m - nny pounoii ot genuine Mocha reacnes thui country annually." "Yes. mum that's trae. T had 'bout tea pounds left ovei from last year." Soldiers ate anions. From national Tribune. Senator in Union army, 8 Elevator in reliel army,.... 23 baaatora in neither urmy....... ............ 40 nepreaentainn! in union array.......... 7fl Representative in rebel army,... . Representatives in neither army, 19 An exchange says: Whst a pity it is that when bog killing lime comes around in tbe tall it does not include, the hog who goes into a railroad car and spits a great pool 00 the floor in front of bim. Hut then, ol course, a dead railroad liog would lie of no use to any one. while a dead corn-fed hog is. That's where the Utter has the sdvantajre in tbe world's uses.

Uncomfortably Close. Indianapolis Journal. Flow close the next presidential

election will be may be inferred horn a statement by Senator V est in bis letter to the Greystone Club, of Denver. "There are," be says, "443 electoral voters under the new apportionment, and ot these the Democrats can only rely upon 226, counting New York and Indiana with tbe other States that voted for Clevelmd in 1888. The Republicans will have 217 electoral votes, conceding them Montana and Wisconsin, and this would give the Democrats nine majority. J he loss of Connecticut and West Virginia, with six votes each or of either, and one of tbe Sontbern States would give tbe election to our opponents." It will be ob served that Senator Vest counts New York and Indiana, as well as Connecticut and West Virginia, in the Democratic column. The Republicans expert to carry Indiana, and if tbe Democrats pass a freesilver coinage bill and give the President a chance to veto it they will carry New York and Connecticut, also. James G. Blaine has jnst com pleted bis 6 2d year of life. That is, he is about the same age that John Adams and Andrew Jackson were at their election to the Presi dency, and he is younger than W. H. Harrison, Zachary Javlor and James finchsnnn were when they entered the White House. He bas probably lost all de-tire to go to the Presidency, however. He is more useful in his present post than he could be in tbe higher office, and the chances are that be will be kept in it for an additional four years. Spring is nearly here, and. you will perhaps want to purchase a bicycle. Tbe best in the world can be bought of Louden & Co, Markyikgto Reform. Ladies who think of marrying ex -convicts to reform them can get points from Mrs. Charles Callen of Oakland. That estimable lady, when Mrs. Ella Higby. become interested in the Convicts' Home, of that city, and subsequently transferred that interest to ex-convict Callen, and married to complete his reforma tion. Tbe experiment does not appear to have proved a success, Mrs. Calien is now trying to re uovcr $5,000 that ber husband ap propriated as the proceeds from the sale ot part of her property, and she had to seek refuge at a neigh bors to avoid an ex-convict spouse who was brandishing a revolver. Marriage, as a reformatory institu tion for convicts and drunkards, is decidedly a failure, whatever suc cess it may be as an institution to he cultivated for its own sake; but this is a trntli that ladies of a reformatory frame of mind bave to learn by their individual hard ex perience.--San Francisco Exumiucr. Senator Stanford's pica in favor of the two per cent. Joan on real estate scheme is explained His bill does not exclude the subnidized railroad companies from the benefits of the land loan plan, is Mr. Stanford s railroad company Las an immense amount of land upon which it might borrow money at two per cent. This accounts for the mil k in the California Senator's cocoannt. Tbe new half dollar is one of tbe most unique bits of coinage ever turned out by the mint. The cen ter ot tbe "heitdside" of the coin extends beyond the rim, so that two halves when placed together toucb only in toe center, it is impossible to stack up such coins, as the pile is unsteady and topples over with or without tbe slightest I (revocation, w ben tbe new coins tecome worn this objection will be removed, of course, but at present they are too thick and tbe cashiers are doing a great deal of swearing. Tbe men who do a little at gold mining away up on tbe sides of Old Baldy Mt. Sao Antonio at an altitude of about 8,000 feet, say that one of the singular things about their summer life up there is that no cats can live about their camp. They have tried a dozen times to get cats to. live there, in crder to make the camp life more like that of homes in the valley ; tint all efforts have failed. The cats either die in a few years because of the tbin atmosphere, or they run down the mountain sides to get into the air they are used to breathing. Mice and rats cannot live at an altitude of over 7.OC0 feet because of tbe rarity of . th atmosphere. In Norway the punishment fur alcoholic intoxication is impris onment, and while in prison the culprit is operated upon in a peculiar manner and with peculiarly good results. Thr idea in the treatment is to surfeit bim with elrink and thereby produce a feeling of nausea agaiust it for the future. the prisoner is fed on bread and wine, tue Dread being soaked in tbe wine till it becomes thoroughly saturated. Tbe first day it is conturned with great relish, but grad ually tbe feeling of revulsion be gins to make its appearance. Gen erally epeakintr, the feeling of re vulsion intensifies, and by the eight li or tenth day food will be refused, lunger being preferred In tare wuicb iitt become loathsome.

University IXotem. si oca ncui naroKTCR Mi Bertha atier wni unable toatttod

cbool a part of laat week. Prnfc. Osthaut, Hoffman and Aley are tbe faculty coiuiuilleemen on all eoutefti. Tbe encore given the college quartette Friday evening, thowed tbe ancroiUon of iKnue talent. Henry Nucleoli made a flying trip to Indianapolis luit week to attend to tome private buiineu. President Coulter lectured at Friend' Rloomingditle Academy, Thuradny even ing, Feb. 11, 00 "Yellow atone fark.' Dr. AVoodburn and Prof. Huffcut will delivnr Sunday afternoon lecture! ionic time tbia term. Tbe Sicma Chi fraternity will be civen a reception at the retidence of H. C. Duncan, on Friday night of thit week. Souden of the Junior el Mi and Ward of the Junior law elm were initiated into the Uelu Tu Delia Fraternity, lait fiaturn ay dij;oi. 11 iu Jaan'Xetton of Greencattle will represent DePauw at tho Btate Oratorical Content, having been awarded that honor by ix judge. Coleman Duncan and Levi Batman of Bedford will attend tbe Hig reoaptkm at Q. C. Duncan's, on Friday night The boy mad $20 for the Athletic Auuciatiun by tbe DePauw Concert Oompany. Thia b a small aunt .toward paying' tbe entire debt, but every little helps. A new bulletin board ia one of tbe Int. est additions to the library building. This will put an and to the mucilage frescoes which formerly decorated the -doors and windows, Ktppa Kappa Gamma beld open meeting ut the home of at its Grace McPbeeters Saturday evening, Feb. 13. Tbey entertained their company in their uuel pleaiins; raannsr. Pleasant Bond of Indianapolis ipent a few days with his daughter, Mira Nina Bond. Mr. Bond 1 a graduate of Ann Arbnr, Mich., and was at one time Superintendent of Toledo, Ohio, schools. SI!8 Margaret Fotsom of Indianapolis is visiting ber Theta litters. Hi Folio m entered as a special student the first of tbe year, but dropped out. fibs will bo in again next term. Prof. Zink attended an athletic exhibition given by the Y. M. C. A. at Indianapolis, last TuesdNy. Mr. Zinck is making fine progrefi with his rlasres in gymnasium work. He seems to be master of the situation. A bill hni been introduced into Con?;res by Kspretentative Cooper providng that certain educational institutions, Indiana University among them, should be provided regularly with its congressional recnid and other governmental documents. Dr. Eurenman has juit received word that Prof. C. 8. Kd wards of the cl of 1886, who is, at present, in Clark University, bas been elected to tbe Ckair of Biology in tba State University of Texas lie ia known as the founder of the Delta Tau Chapter at this place. Tbe first annual reunion of tbe olaas of 1887, will be beld this year. Miss 'Ida Manley, a member of that class, has ,bnen conductug a correspondence with other members of the clau, but no definite arrangements have been made as yut. MUs Manley and Wm. 1. Fue, are the huideat members. Prof. Setb E. Monk, a graduate of Ind lane Mw L'nivcrisny, no acccptiM a po- j sition in Stale University, Arkausas, ut Faye'.Uville, Hi work will bo in tbe Science department. He hopes to begin work soon. Mr. Uek tim been euiiuucl-'

ea with uoe tuiieg, t-dr, itupi.n. tuwa. , in its plan 01 publication and li is prolie graduated at thia iilace in 1884. . nmpied a 8 -Id of its own as acontequence. I 1. ' jji.:... ii -....1 .ui .

1 IIP annual urnvf.riim crai-nt, iifi conlwt. puriMHe of chanting a repmenUtive I. II. in the State Content tu e held at Indianapolis, March II, was held in tlm old College Chapel, Friday evpo ing The contestants were Mcs.n. Feibleman, Woud and Hubbard. The firt speaker ou the : !" ' pr. o?r;n wai Mr. Fibiinnn f thts J 1 1 . . - . lor triads, wqoh luniir wni "imraiirrai.iun

and tbe Future of Oar Country." The ! " "-I'l""- - - r second speaker was C. M. Hubbard, Jut. jeel, "The Higher .Selflhnes." The last,WT

was Walter At. Wood who nan selected as; bis theme ''Glory vorsua Duty." The' speakers all showed themselves to be masters of their sul jecU. The judges in composition were Profs. Elkiiraud Boon, and Rev. VanCleave. The judges on delivery were Prof. Huffcutt, Rev. iiiiccock and Judge Cunning. Tbe der.iiiion of tbe judge was as follnws : On composition Hubbard, 1-1-2; Wood, 3-2-1; Feibleman, 2-3-3. On delivery lluiibard,l-l-l ; Wood, 2-2-2 ; Feibleman, 3-3-2.

, ' " . . i circait court, offer at public auction, at the LOOK OUT! I am out of bust-, court house door, in the city of Bloomness mw and desire to collect, j ington, Monroe county, Indiana, to the Persons who owe me are requested hiKbe,t Wa,0,' on to settle by cash or uole promptly. WEDNESDAY, FEB. itth, 189, If not settled in a reasonable time , between the hours of 1 o'clock and 4 o1-

Iwill nlace mv accounts in the my bands of an officer for collection. A word to the sufficient wise ought to be HEMP. WILSON. The 01d""BEB Hive," the best Dry Goods Room iu Southern Indiana, for rent. Call ou, or write to W. J. ALLEN. Ask for Winslow's when you come to town and want a set of harness. He can save you money. FOR RB.T. The old Bee Hive dry goods store, after the 1st of, January. Apply to W. J. ALLEN. Gotko to or coming- from the postoffice you can secure your gro ceries at Cbas. H. McPheelers' grocery and provision store. Char ley is a popular man, bis store is popular because it carries a well assorted stock, his prices are popu lar because tbey are reasonable. If OTICE OF ELECTION. Office of the Louisville, New Albany A Chicago Railway Co, No. 80 Broadway, Hew xork, t etiruary rth, 1893, Tbe annual meeting or the Mockholdors of the Louisville, New Albany as Chicago Railway Company will be held tn the of fice of the Company at .Indianapolis, Indiana, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9rn, 1892, at 12 o'clock nooa to elect df rectors, to consider and act upon a propositi en to change the time of the annual meetings to tbe third Wednesday of September, to consider and act upon a proposition to tbe Chicago A Western Indiana Railroad Company witb reference to additional terminal facilities at Chicago, Ills., and to transact suctt other business as may be brought before tbe meeting. 10 Ha open from 12 o clock nooa to 1 o'clock afternoon. Tbe transfer books will be closed from Feb. 27th, 1892, at 12 M. until March 1014, 169,1. at 1 V M HA M I, TUOH!i, ITCkldeilt, V. H. LSWIB, Secretary.

Transfers ol Ileal Estate, Furnished by Jas. W. Jackson, (Ucorder. For Deeds and Mortgage, correctly exruled, rail at Recorder's Olfice.l Grant Cm to John K Shrjcr, ptlot 115, Maple Hights, $300 Jas 8hin to John Campbell, undivided lot 13, city, fiOO Kliza Ann Eaglason to Ira C Batman, loti 41 and 43, Davis add, 200 Ira C Batman to Eliza Ana Eagleson, lot 305, city, 750 Elizabeth Mvert to Tliadua Keys, wbf seq aeq.13. Polk tp, 3,000 Geo W Riddle to John Pryor, 7S acre in Marion tp, COO Geo W Riddle to Mope J Chrislman, 88 acres in Marion tp, 00 Geo W Riddle to Sarah A Brown, &0 acres in Marion' tp, COO L I) Rogeat to N B Rogers, undivided 2 15 neq secS, l't-rrytp, undivided 2-5 swq see5, Salt Creek tp, undivided 2-5 lots 103 and 104, 1,11$ Matthew Mc Phot ridge, 50 acres in Van Buren tp, 000 Thea Van Butkirk, pt nq pt nwq sect and S, Bean Blossom tp, 2,400 Plxasant Mobley to In t) Batman, lot 12, Davis add, 900

Dillon Talbot t has sold bis livery stock to David McGinnis from whom it was purchased. Tulbott may go back to bis farm in Washington tp, Mrs. Cummins has returned from a protracted visit to ber mother in Aurora. -Miss Sudie ftrigham of Indianapolis, will be married on Wednesday of this week to Mr. King of Waacon, O., clerk of the court otitis county. Miss Brighatn has many friends here who met her while a guest of the family of. Mrs. Braxtan. Ed. Woodward and wife of Cincinnati have been visiting rela tioos and friends in this place. Marion Hinkle sold some three hundred head ol hogs lat week at an average price of $5 per ewt. These hogs cost Mr. H inkle $3.50. -James D. Slieeks of Austin exas, sonot David Shocks, was in town this week looking after bis real etate interests. He is tbe owner of "Prospect Place," in tbe southwestern portion of the city. The wife of Chesley Woodward died on Saturday morning last at her home near Clear Creek witb consumption. -Steve McPheiridge is building the power and mill bouse for the Hunter Quarry Co., northwest of town. Tbe company is making; . . "1. ... t.

rpraueu. ... pu wr uil lM.r,to(- j, ,,( jleal atatt til(et quarry, aa they have one of the exo-miM! by aid of Louden Ab-

most promising pieces of property in the quarry line in the oolitic belt. Liffinctt'8 mapain for the current mouth is an improvement uvur th" month precciin, and contains a cimpli'tetl novel, as is Ihu usge of iu puli i.iher. l.ippineotl' ia entirely original 1 ,l,. .... interesiir g articles on popular topic by loadn authors, and usually Hn.i portraits of notable persons, t'onfidcrulilo atntioii i girun in "tub niunlwr al.10 t i uthlu ie Innlleni, and as alul.-tic sporu ar gro ing more (mpuUr each year thia depart mont is especially valiiabl. Pulili-b-t mimii. ia rruntJiMiiv u ,. ...v'u: ConiMiissionerM Sale of Real Estate. "VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ll Iru C. Batman, a Commissioner up-j painie.1 ny tne nroo circuit court, in Cauao, Mumber 2,304, entitled Ensign .V! Brown, Administrator de bonia i.on of; the Estate of Mary S. Newton, deceased. et a , vs. Low C. Mears. Ensign Newton, et al, will by order of the said Monroe ciock r. at. on s.m day. i the following doacribad Rial Kitate, aitujated in Monroe and Brown counties, In diana, to-wit: The southeast quarter of section eleven (11). Tbe south half of the southeast quarter of section fourteen (14) The southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section fourteen (14). The southeast quartor of tbe northeast quarter of section lourteen(H). The north half of tho northeast quarter of faction fourtaon(H). Tbe east half of tbe northwest quarter or section tweniy-mree(J3;. All in township ten(10), north range one(l) east, and in Monroe county, Indi ana. The northwest quarter of section (12) twelve. The north half of the soutbwe t quarter 01 section vweive(i2). The eaat half of the southeast quarter of section twelve (taj. Tbe southeast quarter of the northeast quartor of section twelve12). The northwest quarter of section thirteen (13). Tbe nartheasl quarter of the southwest quarter ot section tuirteen (ta). All in township ten (10) north range one(l) east, and ia Brown county, Indi ana. Tbe southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section six (S). The northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section six (6), The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section six (6). The southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section ix (6). All in township ten (10), north range (3) eart, and in Brawn county, Indiana. 19 Said land will be sold in parcel. TERMS OF SALE are at follows, to-wit: One-third cash in band, one-third in six month?, and the remaining one-third in twelve months from date nf sale, purchaser giving hi note fer tbe deferred payments with approved personal security, bearing six por cent, interest from date of sale, and waiving relief from valuation or appraiseinont law. Said rale will be made frao from all liaus including all tax liens. j IRA C. BATMAN. 1

Jan. 20, '91. Couiu;iMiiuuF- ! fulk & Corr, Attorneys. I

Wc Were Core of l.a Crlpp F .litis Dans.. Druggist', Blooming to 1, Intl. I was taken with a bad cold ; hi.rl revere pains in my back and limb", catarrh of eyes und nn, acoompanipd by slight fever. I suppose it was gripr. Tho fever left me aftnr biking threti dopi of South Amoricnn Nervine nnd ton doses completely cured me. You huvn a great meJicine. Ulnar Kfbigklman, Kaypttonville, Lawrence co., Ind. My wife whs sick with la grippe. To jr wonderful South Amoricao Nervine cur id her in one day. Geo. Sullivan. P'rup. restaurant, Seymour, Inrl. I suflVred with a very bad attack of la grippe, which terminatrid in a severo caie ef pneumoni.i that well nigl. left me a physical wreck. Four doctor attended me. Being ndv'ued, I took a bottle of South American Nervine, nnd like ma;;ic it restored me to perfect health. A. W. Fritz, shoemaker, Milltown, Ind. I was seized with a severe ntta:k of la grippe. Three doses of South American Nervine effectually cured me. Mknky Kiiaaa, Koleen, Greene to., Ind. I waa nearly dead from la grippe. After taking live doses of South A merican Nervine was relieved of pain, and was completely cured by one battle. 11a rxy BiaiiARic, Brownatcwn, Ind.

Kxecutor'g Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by t he Clerk of the circuit court of Monroe county, State of Indiana, Eiocutor of the will of Lewis W. Jones, late ot Monroe caunty, deceased. Said eitale is supposed to be solvent. J AMES F. JUNES, Feb. 10, '92. Executor. Fulk V. Corr, Attorneys. SPISG1AL NOTICE. At the Teachers' examination in P rerun ry, Mrch, April and May, 1892, the Literary Review will be omitted and in lieu thereof questions w;ll be presented on David Copperileld. For June. July, August, September, Oetotor and iSnvomher, 1892, questions will be privented on Holmes' Autocrat of the Breakfast Tiola. This action is in accordance with a riKOlutiun paved by tho last County Superintendent's Association. A. K. DOW DEN, Feb. 10, "92. County Supt. JLs n, v C a r 1 is FU1.K .J- CORR, AUvrntys. Offiet in AlUn $ blcSartfi nio Mock, vp-ttai$ orer corner room. Special and tareful attention will h firm to Probate iuihif. 1 j . s i. , tltmnj f s,ated . , ,pteialiy, j je. morgan, Attorney Office up : ttain ovtr national Hank. Alt in sir cm a '"! naiHre 9 eref attention in all tourtt Headquarter far pension applicant). Give me a tall. MVLKV RICB, Attorney, AV turies and Insurance Agent. U'Ul practice in all the State anil Federal (Vutrfa. Prompt and careful attention given to the Collection of Claims, to fettling dercacntt estate, and to alt other lutina of a legal nature, A tpecialtji made of Pension. Office over "Corner' clothing ttore, uAiceet corner public njuart. LOUDEN Jf ROGERS, AttorneyOffice over Find Rational Bank. Juinet 01 ti leoai nature given earetuc orttract. A tertian and kind. specialty made of the colranitt'ince of ela'm of all RVSKIRK FITCU. Attor.tcy Office i.i huildiiu touth of Jiani, on p.- ound jlo'.r. fyvciul attention given tu Pi'ubnte 4Ainr to the eolecti'in t,J e.lt, ins. and to business in all the court of tlm find adjttitiiity counties. JU'SCAX 4" U ATM AS, (If- C. Duncan. Ira C. Rut man.) Attorney. Office cer .SYv.ies shoe store, iret side p'ditie ronare. Particular attention trill be giv en in Pi abate ca- , eatleetioiie, etc. Will practice in all th: court. - li'.V. EAST. Attorney. OJRcr vest sidi public square, up-stuirs over llall lira. dri goi.ds store. Give pnmpt attention to Pnate business, an-t to tie eoltrctfbi of claims. Will also prwti-e in all court. Agent for only Sn. I fir: insurance KOTICK TO OSTRAtTOKS. Bids will be rcei-ived by the Cn inon . Council nf the City of Blonrnington, Ind iana, in tho Uouncil vhamber, olsaid city at their regular meeting, to bo held TCKSDAT, MARCH 1st, 189;;, fnr Ct,m.)leling tidewalks unfinished on yourth i,,,,, College Avunue nnd Ja,.i!S .treet. in said city, Specifications for aid improvement are nowron .... an(. uaU bo th8 cilv Clerk's lflieo. The C mmon Council reserves the right to rr)ct any or nil bids. Contractors trill obsorv the folb wing resolution adopted by the Common. Council: Resolved, That hereafter no bids will be received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names cf the sureties who are to sign the bond o ' the applicant, in cue he is awarded the contract, are given in tlm bid. ROBERT C. G REEVES, Feb. 17, '92-2t. City Clerk. LOUDKN Jk, CO., Agenlt for Bicycles, Trksydet. and Bicycle Supplies. BloenilngtoD, Indiana. LrunhmncM, or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured by Administering Dr. Haines' Golden Specific. It is manufactured a a powder, which ran bo given in a glass of beer, a cup of coliee or tea, or in food without U knowledge of the patient. It i absolutely harm lei; , and will effect a perman.int and spuedy cure, whether tbe patient i a modcrato drinker or tn nlcobolio wreck. It has bacn given in thousands o: cases, and in every instance a pertcot cure has followed. It never fails. The system once Impregnated with the ftpocitio, it becomes an utter impossibility for tbe liquor appetite, to exist. Cure guaranteed 48 pi ua book of pirtimtlartfroa. Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO, IR5 Bace St., D.-c. 30, M-ly. Cincinnati, O. WM. B. BURFQRD, JL.ltUoftrrnpHes, Printer, Stationer. Mnnufiictiuw oi Klnnli IJooItH, Jtnarru,vcr and llinrior. NO. 21, WST WASHINGTON' ST.,

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Base Ball, The Chicago Heralifa New Building. JAMBS 7. SWTT, rnkaslMK Address M ODEL R o 1 1 j r Mills Pay Cash ton-Wheat and Corn. DEAL H FLOUR, FED AND HGIL, Flour to Exchange for Whetd. Meal to ExcJmng for Corn. BQuThe patrenaga of everybody is solieiul. Katialaclion gii'irantned. Feb 3-1892. . ' W. P. DILL. SHE OFFICE. For Mediciniil Purpasos. rfendijuarters for flue aid Sour Mash whiskies Ouri'tm-k lias been rurcfully selected from tbe leading brands of OLD KENTUCKY WHISKIES and are unstirparei in purity and flavor. These gooda are wpecinlly rm-n.nmondo.1 for medicinal pnrp..'t,. by roiKin of sheir purity. Also k,-vp in stock Foreign and DomeMie W'ine.o, Oins and Ilrtnd'e-', 'Uo-e'e'ma naio'iai exort add Dl.D.lro liKKH, t f Unnt Bottled Beer in tin world. Bmn Ale mid ltiins 8tout fPorter.1 I'nzx.rled nml eaperinlly rveouiiusndniin :ne of :ck nee and ir monom r'.irpoai. TltOfTMAS & PkIUISS. Feb. 8, '92. PrnprWtors. Jfotlcc of Final Settleaicnl of Kalaile. In the matter of the estato of Jame; D Mn x welt, dec 'ased. In the Monroe Circuit Couit, March Term, IP92. Notivoi horeuy givnn, that t io undersigned, a Exi-ciit-ir. of the will of Jamet D MhxwhII, decpitsel, hat preient-.d and tiled his x-unt ant voucher in final ttletnenl of s. id estate, and that the camo will coma up fr r exmniiiHtiui. and uction of mid ci-vui . court, on the 11th day of Marrh, 189.!, at which time all persons interented in s lid estate are required to appear in said :ourt nnd show cause, if any there be, wh- said account and vouchers should nut (e approved. And tho heirs of snid estate, and all others interested therein, are alio hereby required, at the time :.nd placn aforesaid, to appear nnd make proof of tieir heirship or claim to any part nf said estate. JAMKS D. MAXWELL, Feb. 17, '92 Eteeutor. Fulk & Corr, Attonicya. CITY TAXES FOR 1 S9I. BtooMlNGTojf. 1 sn. Jan. 20, 182. NOTICE IS HKKICRV GIVEN, to the TiiX-Paj-nrsorthe City of Bloomngton, Indiana, that I he Tax Duplicate rnr .;.! fiiv r.,r thm -tr laoi u haw in

my hands, "on which I am rcjdy to re.;doan bottle of the Su th A marie ceive tuxes. Nervine at your store, when I wa ia Tho following table show t),e rate of your town recently, and bj iti i nae hava taxation per hundred dollan w.trth of, W almost entirely relieytd of thesympproperty. AUo Poll Tax and to which :ma of lagr.ppe and rh.umati.;m Uat funds applied ; I""1 bpn worrying me o long. I regard , ,, . . . , I this madicina as a itreat p nacoaror ail Gonoral Levy-General Muni. ipal. 70c. ; .,u b hat it b. pne. Tuition, JOc.i Total, 10 , ' Rro. Tom Truly.

rou uenorai aiun.cipai, our.; xtonu, $1.50; ToUl, $2.00 There is also charged to escb person owning or harboring within tb city one male dog, $1.00; one female dog, $2.00; each additional dog, $::,00. I have also received the itreot duplicate for the collection of street im provement taxes on the following ftruot : Uouth Rogers, Dunn, Morton, West Second, West Eighth, West Sixth, Lincoln, Eleventh, Rogers, Third and Tenth. Failure to pav lha first installment on or before the Third Monday in April, 1802, causes the wh-le amount ;o beeomo delinquent and subject to pormity. Tho second installmont m ist bo l aid on or; before the First Monday in November,1892. PARTICULAR NOTI CE.

All person, owing street Imprr.vement W"D. ' " " ? "Mi"l 7h. hLtav ahould sn Ktnt. otherwise that item 1 '."P t public anil to the bur-.

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dnlinouent and aiibtoet to nana te time and more convenient to tbe Tre.suror to pay early and thus avoi I the ruh ! incident to tho iasl few duy.o' Ux p.y.l inc. All persons owing delinrp eni. taxes will find it to their inturost to .nent pay. mnt promptly and st t'O addi ional cost and trouble. Under tho prose it law no choice of action is left tho Trea urar. lie is simply enjoined to make the culldction and must do so even if it bo un nleatsant, FRANK R. WOOLLr.Y. Treasurer City of BlonmingUw , Indiana. Vault Cleaning ah uJ1 not be neglected, in the interest both of cleanliness and health- John Broun is prepared in the moH complete manner to Kive this business his CHreful attention. Ho bus light casks, deodorizing nintoriuls, and evorything that is necessary to make this business a surress. Call n Brown and g'-t his 0gurot--it is chenpi r to clean up your prei.tiM-s limn to e,. ntinct typhoid fever.

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TUE CHICAGO HERALD, Chicaso, III.

8outora Excbanrr. Jr.st received at "Soudenr Exchange," direct from Annheim.Caltfbraia, .) one barrel Angelica and oqe barrel of ' Port Wine, mide in 1887, and warranted '' firtt-clas. A so W. Q. Emisen Co.' Rest Grade of Maple Grove Whiskies, Brandies and 3ina, which are guaranteed by them to bo the bet in tie market. -I alo keep Tengen & Tbrsm Pi leener . Bottle Beer, Budwelaer, Paken Milwaukee. Metzgeri TaM, and Thietne Wagner's keg beer of Lnf.iyetto, which baa been on sale here f r the last 30 years. All these goods will be sold on a nall margin. My place of businen ia ono door south of die postotBce. anci no basi- 'K ness will be d tne on leical boliclaya, or oox':;'. .Sundays by the back door, and "loa't Jtm'-'J

forget it. O. EU IJ DKRa. Executor's Sle.

Notice ia hireby civen that t he nndatv signed Execntor of the tr ill of Lewi W. Jones, will, such Executor, by reoaon of the provinona of said will, offer fer.v inle at public auction to tiie highest bid-" der on THURSDAT, MARCH 3r, 1892, r at the late residence of us id decedent, h) " Van Buren .wnjhip, Monma ennntw, . -Indiana, commencing at ten o'clock A.M. all his perconul property consisting of Horse.', Cattle, liugn, itiecp Wagont, Harness, Farmins Utensils, Corn, Otta, Wheat Hy. ilmisehold anrl KitctteQ -Furniiuro, ani variou other attiele. TKRMS OF SALE. Att rums mder five d.illais rash in hand ; on all nm or five dollar and over -a credit of six months will be giv.m, tn ' purchnser giving note with gKl fieelol4 surety, wuivi h11 relief from valuatfiia or appraitement biw, Iwarinj six pair , cent interest niter mHiuritv. JAMES K. JON ItS. "

! Feb. 10, 1892. iaecutor. . Folk Col r, Attorneys. BERRY BOXES fP BASKETS. PEACH PAGKA-GES. GRAPE BAinCEXSi Packages far FRUITS a1 VXICTADUIl, ova aw CATALOQUC auiti on I aeeucaviois. HEATH, IIOEIUSiO. NEW iDJtmXsVt, IMS. Irvin K, Molt Ml Norfolk Building, 8th a ad Kim St. CINCINNATI, OHIOiSpecialty; Kipsist DisRAsm COURKSPCNDENCE SOLICITED, R ell e r ed off lua Brkpp. Nasavu.t.1, Brown Co.; Den. 9, J.' Fans Bros., feenta: l nun nasnd naif.: hitmhv r CULLES. s UERIFIS SAI.K. By virtue of a certified rx py of a deere. and oxecutien to me dir ted from thai Clerk' "(Bee f Monroe ciri-uit court, israj chiiso wherein tho First Na ienat Bank f H loom ington a plaintiff, and George W. Bollenbacher, Mareraret Bolleabacher, Martin C. Bollenbacher, William P. B' lenbacher, Sartunl .M. Boll "ibaoher. Jatnb I. BollonbauhJrTLizaia While, HmtTNnrthcolt, Kate Axtell Cirollne Keleu. Sarah Kennedy, Fannie Bo leibneher aast Julia Floyd are defendants, requiring to ma ks the balance due oi judgment of Twelve Thousand and l ighty D.llr and Seventy-Nine Cent ($13,080 I !L. At.. 1 a- .a. . 1 J I - . aw " SATURDAY, MARCH 12th, 1892,

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Miiowmg uescrinaq reni eat tie, in M4isa' county, in the State ot Indiana, to-wit: J The north half of eaat 1'ractional JMiM

Ho. (337) Tlireo tlundrexl ant. Tbiirv oeioii, in utm vyy ot 'it imingUHi. a tti4 county oi aiunroe ana state ol jpa iana. If suoh rents, and prolits will not tMi for a suthcieni sum to satrsfr said do interest ana ecsts. l will at tne same I and place, exptse at Public Sale, the ffM" simple or said real estate or so mi thereof nt may bo auffioient to said decree, imprest mid ooa . Said alo will bo made witbrmt ; lief wloitever trom valuatlut pl nient laws. TnOMAS 4. KAfltgl Feb U, 93

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