Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 April 1892 — Page 2

Wm. A. Cabe. IMTM AM KtftftTN XVmt lrsiiclrfc. The Man dominated at Minneapolis IN JUNK, ISO. 7 Commissioner Raum has turned upon his persecutor, Geo. W. Cooper, and brings to light correspondence and facts which show that Cooper's private Secretary, roan named Heracy, has given pension agents inside cbanees for the small sun of f3 each claim. Mr. Cooper states that he knew nothing about Horsey 'a mode of doing business. Mrs. Mary Legg died at ShelIiyyille, this week, syd 65. Miss Cora Mslott of Vincennea "is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. A. " ibe of this citr. -Hie night train will hereafter t Ellettsville to accommodate a desiring to reach their at that point. This will be convenience, as heretofore could not come to Blootn6... oy railroad and return the eameday. It will be of incalculable advantageto Bloomington merchants, as the people of that locality boy a great many goods at the county seat. It is just the drink. Lindley's "Frosted Cream." The Sunday afternoon lectures of this term will be made attractive by an excellent list of speakers. Among those who have accepted invitations are Dr. Hemphill, of Louisville; Dr. Bondthalcr, of Indianapolis; Judge Byron K. Slliott, ot Indianapolis; Hon. Alexander Johmnu, of Indianapolis, and Judge McNutt ot Terre Haute.

New Jersey is Republican by a comfortable majority, aud things mem to be going our way. Better one along. Democratic brethren. On Tuesday next the Democrats will hold their congressional convention at Greencastle. Monjoe county has instructed lor John R. East. It is stated that many of the public school children will be received bat a half of each day next term, in order that all may be accommodated. That is should 80 scholars be enrolled in a room, 40 will go in the morning and the other 40 in the evening. Keaesfcltcaat Mmm Caaveollon There will be a If Convention of theJ Republican or Monroe nouatyjMMorat the coon bouse in Bloouiingtati,' on SATOIJBA, APKIL 23d, 1893, lecting delegates and alternates to attend the State, Congressional, Judicial and Legislative nominating conventiona. The rata of representation will ba one delegate for eaeb 150 votes and each fraction of 75 Tolea or over east for Hilton S. Trailer, at the November election, 1890, Sir Secretary of State. On this basis Monroe county will be entitled to It delegates to eaeb of said convention. Tbe Republican of Monroe county ,and all who desire to co-operate with them in tbe coming campaign, are cordially and earnestly requested to attend. By order of committee. H. C. Dvbcah, Chairman. W. P. Boons, Secretary. Mrs. Kelly's boose caught fire wear one of the flues, last Sunday morning, bat the fire was quickly subdued. Marriage licenses bare been issued as follows since last publication: Geo. Murphy and Amanda Morton, David Shawver and Amanda Houston, Wm. H. May and Martha Outright, Geo. Weimer and Arab Stephen, Chas. Dunham and Mary Burton, Joseph Brannam and Annette Garner, Frank Aello and Mary 8wafiord. Tbe Democrats of Lawrence county met 'at Bedford last week and nominated tbe following county ticket: For clerk, Capt. A. J. Todd; treasurer, Robert H. Ellison; sheriff, Walter M. Shanks; recorder, Kelly Reed ; assessor, L. H. Evans; surveyor, James M. Caren; coroner. Dr. 8. P. White; commissioners, Smith Wilcox and laom Burton. Two months from last Friday tbe papers will announce the nomination, of Benjamin Harrison, and "seven mouths from date they will announce his election. Frank Scott and wife (Ella Tnley) were down from Indianapolis Saturday on a brief visit to friends. Tbey are engaged with Mr. Tuley in tbe wholesale furniture business, opposite union station. Don't forget to vote at the city primaries on Thursday. The notice is in another column. The declaration of tbe Minnesota Democrats in favor of Cleveland would be worth more to bim if it were not for the fact that their State is certain to give a handsome Republican majority in November. Tab Democratic party was committed to fret coinage when ISO of ba representatives voted gainst the motion to table the Bland bill, and only 80 voted the nther way. This is one of the facts that cannot be put out of sight by any process of (lodging. Congress, (university congress,) broke np in a row last Saturday, and no appropriation bills were atad. I bis W 'Mlitnittone.

Madison Ervin, a former well known citizen of tUs county, who owned a form just south of town, now the property f Wm. Wallingford, met with a horrible death at Cedarville, Ubio, o te day last week. Mr. Ervin remove! to Cedarville several years ago a id was engaged in burning lime, fcr which business the town of Cedarville is principally noted. While working with some machinery his clothing was caught in a belt and he was whirled about it with great rapidity, and one leg was shattered and his head badly crushec". He lived but three or four hour after the accident. He was a brother of Mrs. John Ewing and of Mrs. Thoa. Fa ris of this county, and was a highly esteemed ciiizen. A dispatch front Cedarville, O., gives further details of tbe accident to Maden Ervin, as follows: "J. X. Ervin, a highly respected citizen, mat with an accident this morning, the shook of which caud his death. He owned a corn crasher at Krvin & Co.'s elevator, sad as this wis bU day for running, bad just walked into th-i elevator where the bands wars busy shelling corn. Discovering the corn choking in the carrier be attempted to louen It, when his clothing caught in the machinery and he was burled over once, his right foot catching in a belt, wbr it was so tightly wedged that when tie machinery was stopped they were obliged to cat the belt to extricate him. He died in about three hours alter, the shock leing too great for him. Be was just sixty yean of age. He was a member of the Covenanter church. Ha leaves a wife and :oor children." The Democrat had some fun last Friday .in thei r convention for the nomination of delegates for

Bloomington to. John D. Mor gan was chairman and he ruled all questions in favor sf the set-np or cut and dried arrangement by which Jan. B. Clark, Sam. Bollenbacber and Joku Harris were chosen as delegates to the Representative convention, thus totally ignoriog every man ouUide the corporation. Delegates to Judicial convention : John Stock well, John R. East aud J. K. Anderson. Congressional convention : John R. Ea?t, Newton Bennett and H. J. Fell us. Perry tp. Democrats, with laok Dowden as chairman, selected Jsrk Dowden and James Kerr at delegates. For congressional delegates, Walter I. Parks and Ab. Dowden were selected. For judici il delegates John Riley and James Cullen were se lected. James Ryan and John K. Anderson are each satisfied that the majority of the delegates are favorable to them. The mother or city clerk R. C. i reeves died on Friday night last in a very sudden and unexpected manner. As was customary with her she bad assisted in the Utile matters of household work after rapper, and going to her room re tired before 8 p. m. INot long afterward Miss Emma Breeden who looms in the house, heard some peculiar sounds that attracted her to Mrs. G reeves1 bedside, aud found that she seemed to be struggling for breath. Assistance was called, bat her spirit passed away in a few moments. The immediate cause of her death is supposed to be heart disease, as on many occasions she had complained of a severe pain ia her side and s joulder. Mrs. G reeves was 72 years of age, the widow of John J, G reeves, and a life-long member of the M. E. church. Tbe funeral services were conducted by Rev. Halstead and Rev. Reed at tbe family residence, on Sunday afternoon. Rep ah Ilea n city Primary Caavcattl'Ms. The Republicans of the city of Bloomingtoa will bold primi ry election in each ward of the city to nominate a candidate for councilman, Thursday. April 14, 1892. Place of voting wil . be at follows : First Ward In Court House, east window. Second Ward Ia Court House, west window. Third Ward Ia Clark's Blacksmith Shop. The polls will be of en at than places from 5 to 7 o'clock p. n. H. C. Dexcan, Chairman. W. F. BooxBS, Beer nary. Rev. A. S. Cairier, well known here, bas been elected Prof, of Hebrew in McCormick Theological Seminary at Chicago, in which institution be taught several years. W. G. Burnett, boot and shoe dealer of Greencastle, has made an assignment. Assets $9,000, indebtedness $6,000. Don't tjl.iv to call on Hemp Wilson, at his new house furnish, ing store, old Bee Hive stand. Hkeeps tbe latest st ,'les in furniture, carpets, rugs, curtains, quecnlware. Pressley Mai hers is expected to come up from Sew Albany tomorrow, on a visit to bis sister, Mrs. J as. Myers, wbo is dangerously ill. The building of which Frank W trol, was locked as but now refuses to be can secure tlx association safe oolley has conusual last week, be unlocked. If services of one reporters a few be able to pick of our daily paper minutes tbey may out the trouble. Mrs. Mattie (Rogers) Smith of Richmond, is the mother of a finu Tom Baker of Stfnesville while in AVool ley's offio; one night recently attempted to light his cigar at one of the incandescent lampd and failed. He set up the cigars to the bouse, however. Jos. Gilmore's famous fighting bull dog died of heart disease, las) Saturday. The county commifsioners'will meet on Friday of this week, on br Jii abutment t usiuess.

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CLOTHING AND SHOES, era? GIVE w 8 Sacks Every Week Of Collins & Kartell's celebrated FLOUR GIVEN AW.Y The CORNER. Remember we are the only ONE PRICE, anl that is AWAY JDOWX. BUY Y0TJB SHOES OF US, "THE CORNER," Mr. Pauley has purchased a patent sprinkler from St ude baker Bros., South Bend. It is a daisy. enii Mrs. Mary Ann Duncan of Bedford is the guest of H. C. Duncan's family. Miss Edith Hall is book-keeper and cashier for W. B. Hughes, dealer in lumber and coal. John Ward, who lives on a ranch in Nevada, is visiting relations in this locality. He is a brother of Dr. J as. Ward ot Brown county, and bas not been here for twelve years. Mrs. Geo. Freeman of Ft. Bid well, Calif., . is in Bloomington, having come here to see her mother, Mrs. Gamel Peterson, who has been dangerously sick' for some time. "A very unusual condition of affairs exists at Chicago," reuiarka gentleman who is thoroughly posted about the World's Fair. "All the low dive keepers in that city are clamoring for the managers of the World's Fair to observe Sunday. This will have the effect of giving them the patronage of the immense throng of visitors on that day at least. Strange as it may seem the ministers throughout the country are demanding the same thing, but, of course, with a different end in view. This makes a very unusual combination. A couple of dirty Italians were makinga noise on the streets Monday, for which they took up a collection. m 1 Transfer a of Real Estate. Furnished by Js.W. Jackson, Recorder. For Deeds and Mortgage, correctly exouted, call at Recorder's Office. B A Pauley to Lucinda Dearman, lot 33, Maple IlighU, $90 Thadaut Keyet to Henry Rantmea, wuf seq lec33, Folk tp, 1,300 J W Jackson (painter) to Ira C Batman, lots 7 and 8, Batman add, 725 Moses St. Clair to Pnrit Anderson, lot 6, St. Clair's add, 360 Banto Gooden to J H Garton, lot SS, Fuller & Waldron add, 650 Sarah K Thresher to Jonas B May, 120 acres in Van Buren tp, 700 A W Grisson to Grant Cox, lot 15, Maplo.Hightf, 100 W W Parks to Jit M Millsr, pt ehf swq seel, Perry tp, 425 D h Demaree to Sarah K IlugUef, lots 217 and 218, city, 1,500 Marv E Baker to "Win Aibbaugb, lot 16,Stinesville, 55 Harrison Nelson to Ones Bprlnger. lots, Rjors add, 450 P G l'iiley to Geo W. Fowler, 3 acres in Ferry tp, 300 The World's Fair managers of of this State have voted in favor of opening the Fair on Sunday. The vote stood 17 for, 8 against. Mrs. Bert. Sadler, of Martinsville, is vieiliugfrieavluiu tins pLc.

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Christian church has selected the following officers : President, Fred. T . Ti t :.! . V-.i!-IMBiaUII j V 1VC A 1B3IUCU1, Cochran ; Secretary, Alice Spencer; Treasurer. Earnest Sears : Corres ponding Secretary, Marie Marxotn The society meets every Tuesday evening. Queenswake, very handsome styles, at Hemp. Wilson's house furnishing store, north side of square. Yon ought to examine those new Carpets and Rugs just received by A. II. Wilson, at his home furnishing room, north side of the square. Commencement addresses are announced as follows : Annual religious address on Sunday night will be given by Rev. T. J. Coultas, pastor Centennary Methodist church, Terre Haute. Address before the Alumnial Society, by Hon. C. Durborrow, Congressman from Chicago, graduate of I. U., class of '77. Address to Law Department by Hon. A. C. Harris, Indianapolis; subject: "Heroism of the Bar." Commencement oration by Dr. John H. Barrows, pirlttor of tbe first Presbyterian church, ot Chicago. Baccalaureate address, Dr. Coulter. Newest styles in bedsteads and sofas at Hemp. Wilson's house furnishing store, old Bee Hive room, uortb side of the square. Rev. Sam. Small has decreed that the World's Fair must close on Sunday. There are many people on earth at present who think that if Small were to close his mouth on Sunday, and week days, too, the cause of religion wouldn't suffer. Ind. ono. J. E. Ebxoxmov. K. II. East. EDMONDSON & EAST, Insurance and Collection Office after Halt Bros. Store, H'wf Side Square. Bloomington, Ind., April 6, 1892. CITY ELECTION NOTICE. There will ba a general election held in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, : TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1892, for the purpose of electing one Councilman in tbe First Ward, one Councilman in the Second Ward, one Coaucilmnn in tbe Third Wnrd. Volinir place of Prscinct No. One (First V.'txra) will he Brannouk'i (hoe ihop. Voting place of Precinct No, Two (First Ward) will he at Hunter's Jin thine Shop. Voting place of Precinct N. Thrra (Second Ward) will be at Curry's carpenter fbo-p. Voting pluco of Fffctnct N. Fnur (So.oiii Ward) will be ul County Library Kcom. . Voting plce of Preinfl No. Five (Third Ward J will be Ht Waldron, Hill & Co.'s wiire room. Voting place of Precinct No. Six (Third Ward) will be at Clark's blacksmith shop. ROBERT C. GREKVES. Apr. 13,'9i, 3t. City Clerk. Notice of Administration. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned bas been appointed by tbe Judge of the circuit court of Monroe county, Stitte of Indixns, Administrator of the will of Solomon Hays, late ot Monroo caunty, deceased. Saul estate is suppored to be solvent. WILLIAM J. GKUBBS, Mar. 30, '92. Administrator. Fulk & Corr, Attorneys. Notice of Administration, NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clork of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Stata of Indiana, Administrator of the eitate of Charles Kirkman, lata of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, JAMES M. KIRKMAN, Apr. 13, '82. Administrator. W. H. East, Att'y. AdminiHtrator,8- Sale. NOTICE is hereby given that the ondsrsigned Adminibtrator of the estate of Solomon Hays, deceased, will offer for sale at Public Auction to the highest bidder on the terms hereinafter staled, at the late residence of said decedent,in Polk township, Monroe county, Indiana, on' THURSDAY, APRIL 28th, 189J, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., the person nl property of said decedeat not taken bv the widow, consisting of 'Uorres, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Farming Utensil, Lumber, Household and Kitchen Furniture and various other articles. TERMS OF SALE. All corns under five dollars cash in bnnd, all sums of Ave dollars and over a credit of nine months will bo given, the purchaser giving note with approved euretv, waiving all reliof from valuationor appraisement laws, bearing eight per cent, interest after dun. WILLIAM J. GRUBBY -April 6, '92. Administrator.. Fulk & Corr, Att'yt. MODEL Roller Mills Pay Cash for vYht and Cora. DEAL IN FLOUR, FEED AID MEAL. Ffour fo Exchange for Wheat. Meal to Exchange for Corn. aa.The patronage of everybody is solicited. Situslaction guaranteed. Feb 3-1802. W. P. DILL. BERRY BOXES iP BASKETS. PEACH PACKAGES. ' GRAPE BASKETS, Packages for FRUITS sad VEBETABUS, ova hcw CATALOQUC UeiTU iuqh nrjtlflt UORfQS&Gv. ALSAfcv, t;e.

You will need a tonic sfter la

grippe lets go. At Farirt Bros, you can get South American Nervine. one better. Rules and Regulations FOR THE OOVKHKMENT OP Town, City 3M My Ms of Health, ADOPTKO BY TBE Indiana State Board of Health. JABUASTM,1SM. SCHOOLS. Hulk 1. No person affected with any contagions or infections diaense shall be admitted into any public or j private school. j Hole 2, No person shall bo admitted into any public or private school, trom any bouse or building infected with any contagious or infectious desense, or who may recent ly have been afflicted with smallpox, scarlet fever, cholera, whooping cough, diphtheria, membraneous croup, measeli or othet contagious o? infections disease until nrst pre senting a certificate signed by a reputable physician that all danger of communicating such disesva ro ntlieis is passed, and said corltficaU is indorsed by the health officer in whose jurisdiction the person may reside. Bums 3, Town, City and County Boards of Health, shall exercise especial supervision over the location, drainage, water supply, beating, ventilation, plumbing and disposal of excreta, of the schools and school houses within their respective jurisdictions, and where aiy hygienic faults are fun ml it shall be their duty, upon complaint of naid health otllcera, to notify immediately the proper authorities and caase tbe same to be corrected. DISEASES DANOeitOUS TO TUB PUBLIC HEALTH. Rule 4. Wbensver nny honsholdur shall know or suspect that any person with in his or her family, or who may be temporarily residing with him or her, is sick with smallpox, scarlet fcver,diphiheria,choicr, or any other disease dangerous to Hih (ublic health, he shall iminedi atrly give notice to the luialth ofllcer within whoso jurisdiction he may reside. Rule 5. Whenever nnv physician shall know or suipect that any person whom be is colled ts visit has small pox, scarlet fever, meas'ca, dipt .heria, cholera or nny other disease dangerous to the pabllc healb. such physicians shall give notice immediately together with the lolualiiy and full description of the ! ease to the local Board of Heaith, within whose jurisdiction ths disease or diseases may occur. . Rule 6. No parent, jruardian or other iwrson havina charge or con ; trl ot any child or clul Iron, aiinii j allow or permit any such child or jchillren tn go from any housfc or I Imilillng infected with small pux, j scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles, . whooping cough, cholera or othir ! coutngioiu or infectious diabases, to inUeiid eiu church or public meeting. or place, of amusement or to travel in jaiiv street enr, or in any public ve hicle, or to appear on any public street or highway. Rui.b 7. No -person shall bo per mitted to go from an' house or building infected with signet lever diphtheria, measles, cholera, or other contagious or infectious diseases dangerous to the public health, to attend any church, public meeting. or place of amusement or travel in any street car, or public vehicle, or to appear on any public street or biguway, without making a complete change of clothing, and then he must have a permit from tho local Board of Health. Rule 8. No person who is ar has been affected with any contagious or infectious disease riangarons to the public health, shall be permitted to appear upon tbe public streets or highways, or in any pubiic place, or public conveyance, until a certificate is made by the attending physician to the local health ofllcer iu whose jurisdiction the case oecurs that all danger from contagion by reason of such disease is passed, and such certificate is indorsed by the said health ofllcer. Rout 9. In case of the alleged presence of any contagious or infectious disease dangerous to the public health, where the local health officer is not satisfied of the existence of such, it shall be his duty to visit and examino to the presence of the amending physician, such case or cases ahntagious or infectious diseases and act according to rales governing his office. 8MAII-F0X. Rule 10. No p.rsou will be allowed to leave any housn, building or premises infected with small-pox, unless be bas hcretofote had tbe disease, and then he must make a complete change of clothing and have a permit and instructions from the local health officer. Rule 11. In all cases where au exposure to small pox is threatened, it shall be the duty of the Board ot Health within whose Jurisdiction such exposure shall have ooenred, or danger of such an epidemic ensuing, to compel a vaccination, or revacei nation of all exposed persons, All vaccinations most be made with nouhun.nnized virus. The only exception to this rule that is recognized by this Board, is in tbe event that small pox is prevalent n epidemic form and the health officer should certify to the impassibility oi obtaining such virus in sufficient quantity and also as to the parity of the humanized virus to be used in lieu of tbe bovine virus. CARDS AKUj FLA'SS. Rule 12, Upon notice being given of cases of small-pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria, measles, cholera, or auy other contagious or infectious diseases, the county health ofllcer "hall cause the attending physician, when mi eh casu are outside the corporate limits of any town or city, who re there is unorganized Board of Hesltb, to see that tbe proper eards or flags of warning, unb less than UTciv iucuc svuie, a-iu fafaUiucd

to the front door, or other conspicuous place of the building where such sickness prevails; and when the above-named diseases occur within the limits of any town or city which has an organized Board or Health, it fliall be the duty or the local health officer to cause the said cards or flags of w. ruing to be prop

erly placed. The card or ng tor small-pox shall be red, nj tihall have printed thereon small-pox; for scarlet fever, raeasels and diphtheiia, it shall be tellow and have scarlet fever, mca sles or diptheria printed thereon in large loiters; tor rliolera a black card or flag with cholera printed thereon in white letters, shall be used. No person shall remove or cause to bo removed auy such card or ting, until a certificate is made bv the at tending physician to the health officer in authority, that the disease has subsided and all danger from con tagion by reason ot such disease is passed, and that proper disinfection bas been accomplished. (See rale 14. Any person causing the removal of said cards or flags, before the said physician's certificate is placed in tbe pnssesaiow ot the Hoard of Health in authority, or without the consent of its executive officer before such certificate has been issued, shall be subject to the penalty as provided by section u of an set passed February Id, 1891, (Copies of these rules and regulations, and ibe necessary cards and flags, will be furnished on application to the proper health officer). BUSIAL. Bule 13. It Is made the duty of every person who may have charge of any one who has died of smull-nox, to cause the ootiy ot any (ucn person to do interred witbio twelve hours aftor death. Whenever any perron has died from small-pox, tcai'lrt fever, diptheria, or chol era, ttie body must te pincoa in a comn as soon as possible utid the coffin securely closed, and ne7cr r enin opened. In all cases or deal:) rrora any or tho above nnrood iIbbkjcm the 1'une ral of any such person must ba strictly private. DISINFECTION. Bule 14. Tbe room in which there has been acaRof contagious infectious disease. dangerous tn the public heal th, must be dis infected immediately in accordance with method prerihed.in preventhble lisee circular; pHgi'S C and 7, the work to be dune unaor tun supervision ot tne neaitn uffieor. lIAttSIAGE, BIRTH AXD DEATn REPORTS lll'LK 1". Citv and town health offic ers shall record nil nturns of birlbs.deuthi and contagious an I infeclinu diseases, and thpv shall monthly turn over to the county health officer the original birth, dvatb and cuntngiuv and infectious diseafe rtur-!. IfcLK 16. All phvsicians, neeouchers and mid wives in this Slate are hereby required to report to tho Secretary of tbe lioard of Health of the town, city or county in which they may occur, wilbin Hvh davs thereafter all birtlu and deAtbs which may occur in their practice. When ever a physician i lpply ot the necessarj' blanks on which to make returns of birth?, deaths and contagions and infectious dis-ciue.-i i- exhausted, ne shall at once make a requisition of the same n the health officer within whoso jurisdiction hu muy refiile, and (aid liuiillh clticr ift hcrlv required to immediately supply thu demand. Hvt.K 17. It is horeby ordered that each county health otlieer in the State aliall. on or baforu thv th rlioth dnv of the month following tho close of eachqunrter, maku bis qim -teily report of nil mhrrmgei, births, death and contnijiou and ii.reclious dueiuieo reported to hhn, to the becrutary of thin Hoard, on blanks prescribed and furnUhei by the iSute Hoard of Health. Fa"i.K 18. Whenever any death or birth occurs with no physician, no neeoueber or mid wife iu attendance, then suuh death or birth shall be reported to the town, city und county health officer, by thu nouseftoider unaor wnnse observation such death or birth may occur. Such reports to bo made within live days after their occurrence. In all tbe casea of death when a coroner has held un inquest, and tho death has not been credited by a physician, then tho said coroner is required to make such report to the proper authorities within five days after holding tho inquest. IIulr 19. All persons authorized in this State to i olemnize marriages are here by required tn maKe reports ol nil marriages solemnizad by them, to the Clerk of the circuit court, by whom the marriace licenso is issued, on blanks furnished 'by such Clerk, within Sve Jays after the marriago is solemnized. BrLS 20. It tball bo the duty of conn ty health officers to see that at all times physicians are supplied with necessary blanks for the reports of births, deaths and contagious and infectious diseases. (Such blank! will bo furnished county health officers by this board on application. ) Kulk 21. Secretaries of County Boards of Health are hereby directed, and it is made their duty, to cause all physicianr in their respective counties to report to them all births, deaths and contagious and infectioua diseMos, occurring in their practice on such blanks as are furnished by the State lioard of Health. APPEALS. Bole 22. In cane of any acts on the fiart of any lecal health officer not authorzed by the laws and rules governing tho State Hoard of Health, appeal may be had to said Hoard in session, or its executive officer, but pending such appeal, tho action of said kai health officer tball hold good. SAN 1 TART IKSrKCTtONS. . Bolx 23. All Town, City and County Boards of Heilth, shall cause to be mado at least once each year and roport .the result of their investigations to this Board, a thorough snnitary survey of their respective jurisdictions for the purpose of ascertaining the existence of conditions detrimental to the public health, including in such survey stagnant ponds, imperfect drainnge, sewerage, cesspools and water-closets ; the construction, heating, ventillating, plumbing and disposal of excreta of all public buildings, prisons, hotpitals, eleemosynary institutions, and such nuianci as might prove dangerous to tbe public health. Whenever any hygienic imperfections are discovered, tbey shall at once take proper aotion, as prescribed by law, to have thesamocorrccted' I.OCATIOK OV CKMXTIrUKK. Rclk 24. It is horeby ordered that no cemetery shall hereafter be located withiu leu than one mile of the corporation limits of any town or city ia this Htate. PI A LITIS. Bulb 25. Any person or persons failing or refusing to comply with these rules, shall be subject to thu penalties provided in section 9 of an net establishing a State Board of- Health, psssod Fobruary 10, 1891. additional KmEft aovxavixo TUB TRANSPORTATION OF DEAD BOSIKS. Bulk 9. During h prevalence of dip. theria, perm it of tibipment shall not ba granted in the cast, of any one dying of membraneous croup. Bulk 10. I'errritof shipment shall not ho granted upon tha cortincale of "heart failure" alon ), but in every caio the cause of "heart failure" must hn staled. JOHNJJ TAYLOR, M. I).. President. C. Jf. METCAI.F. M D . . bLe:.:iary.

A. H. WILSON Has Opened His

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HIVE Dry Goods Store. Horth Side Square.

IIJHIVXTXJK.E, CARPETS, RUGS, CfcUISE-:SWA..E,

And all kinds of House Furnishing Goods.

EVERYBODY Strawberry JLMauta. I have the following varieties of Straw berry Plants for ale: Th Kentucky, Crescent Seedling, and Chat. Dowring, nt tbe low price of 50c. per lOOor ti per thousand. The Jesse, $1 per hundred or 48 per thousann. Gregg Raspberry tips fi per nunarea ; cutnberl Kaspberry SI per hundred. AD orders promptly filled. Leave orders at J. C. Bobinaon's grooerv, or by moil. J.'J. LAWRENCE, Bloomington, Ind. Notice of AdmiBistratiaa. "VJOTICE is hereby given, that the unll dereigned has been appointed by the Judge of the circuit court of Monroe oonnty, State of Indiana, a jm'.nistrator do bonis nun, with the will annexed of William M. Tate, late of laid county, deceased. Said estate it supposed to be insolvent. JOSKPU 8. FAYNB, Mar. 36, '92. Administrator. Fulk A Corr, Att'ys. NOTICE TO GONTRiCTOH. Bids will be received by the Cum men Council of tbe City of Bloominijton, Ind-1 iana, in the Council Chambetof said city, at their regular meeting, to be held TUESDAY, APRIL ISth, 1892, ' for the following work: constructing sidewalks on both aidiM of'

MadUon street from Fourth street, to the lin of aid proposed improvemeat caa Brat alhy running east and west north of ; f"18 ohjacliont to the necessity for tb Firit street. conutruotloa thereof. Alio conntructing a board sidewalk on Robert C. G reeve., Clerk of the elly the north side of first ttreet from 'WalnLt of Bloomington,Indiana,ertify th foregoto Lincoln street, - . to he s, .m wl wrifct cpjrn a : - A'i.-o tor riprappinc the alley running lotloa adopted by tbe Com moo Couadil

north and south from seventh street to cross alley between sixth and 7th street, sum uiiey tieing situates between uoiiege Avenue and "Wiilnut street. Also for completing sidewalks unfinished on sixth street from College Avenue to Maple street. bpecfncRltoni for the foregoing im

provemenU are now on file, and can be j twenty -one years of age, and an inhablieen at the City Clerk's office. I tunt of the city ot Bloomingtoa, ia th The Common Ceuneil reserves the right county of Monroe and the State f laid.

to rcjoei any or an tiius. Contractors will observe the following' solution udnptcd by the Common Coun-, re?o uil llesolved, That lierenfter no bids will i. t i ... j i it. f rwu-ivi;n, auu acieu upon oy ids voin-i - :l I . ..r i ! Hircties who are to sign tbe bond of the -ipplicunt, in cae he is awarded the contract, are given in the bid. UOBEHT C. GBBBVE:3, Apr. 13. n2-2t. City Clerk. J. H. Caston, WS.D., West Side of (Square, 0ccr the Express ffice. KD. S. DAVW, Attorney. Notice to Kon-Resldenta. (State of Imliana, Monroe county, St. In the Monroe circuit court, May Term, 1892. In the matter ol the estate of Jonathan Kegley, deceased, Thomas Wampler, administrator, vt Iawson Kcgley, Emeline Davis, Mary Keelen, Lorenxo Kegley, Alvis Kegley, Myrtio Kegley, Hila Kegley, Mary Owens Kegley, William Haarock, Lnwsun Hancock, Elizabeth Bowman, Florence bullivan, Lala Anderson, fames . Burton, Kotice to widow, hairs, ct al of pendency of petition to sell real estate. Bach and all of tho abovo named de-(endant-i am hereby severally notified that i he above named -petitioner, at administrator o( the estate of Jonathan Kegley, deceased, has filed in the circuit court of .uonrne county, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree of said court authorising tbe sale of certain real f state belonging to the estate of said decedent, and described in said petition, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate, and tha.t said petition so filed and pending, it set for t earing in aaid circuit court, at the court I ouje in Bloomington, in said county and State, on the 2nd judioial day of the May term, 1891, tbe tamo being the 3d day of Hay, 1802. Witness the clerk and teal of aaid court tlis Utli day of April, 1892. iax JOHN W. CBAVKNS, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. Apr. 2ft, '92. WM. H. KAST, Attorney. Notice to Non-atealdeaita. The State of Indiana, Monroe County. In the Monroe Circuit ..Court, October Term, 1892. Sarah Baxtor vt. Joseph W. Baxbtr. Complaint for Divorce and Alimony. Now comes the plaintiff by Win. II. Raat, her attorney, and filet ber complaint heroin, together with an affidavit that ssid defendant, Joseph W. Baxter it not a resident of the State ot mm ana. Notice is therefore hereby given laid defendant, that unless ht to and appear on tbe first day of tbe term ot the Monroe circuit court, to be holden an the second Monday of October, A. D. 1892. at the court bouse in Uloom ingtoa, i t said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the tame will be teard and dotal rained in bit absence. Witness mv name and the seal of said court, affiled at Bloomington, Ind, this 1 1th day of April, A. U. 1893. iEAL JOHN W. CRAVENS, uiera oi tne Aonroe vircuiv vouri Apr. 30, '92. Fifty Per Cent. Better. Takamth, Neb , Jan. 30, 1802 I. P. Bopowall, Bloomington, Indiana, Dear Bro., I have taken four of th onehalf docn bottles of South American Nervine you bad tent mo from Farls Uro8.,and I feel at least SO percent, bottr than I did before using it. I have put the other two hnulct away for a raiuy day, as I vat afraid I would have trouhla in getting it again, wonderful -tonic. It is suxely a lour Uro, B. C. UOPEAVELL.

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IS INVITED. DeclaratoiT RoaailatlMi for the improvement of tho alley rasefcg north and south, between UolUfa Aveatw ' and Walnut street. Be it resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of city of Bleottington, Indiana, two-thirds of the aaaaa hers thereof concurring therein, that It n deemed necessary to improve the alley running north and south between Collega Avenue and Walnut street from Soveatb street south to the first allay running aaia and west south of Seventh street, by riirapping the same in accordance wltk (& plans and spec i Ilea tions tbererar aow ca Hie in tbe office of tbe city clerk. Tbe total cost of said hnprovemen t abaR be amessod per lineal front foot apon t Urn real estate abutting oa said part of satd alley to improved, except th proportion thereof occupied by street and aliuy crossings, which shall be assessed agaiart the city of Bloomington, India, aaaf assessment! if deferred to be paid ia t ut annual installments. If aaid assessment ar deferred, a baud ' or bonds shall be issued in anticipation) of the collection of eafcl tiuurn.nU nnli the property owners pay said asaeasmecita before said bond or bonds are israad. All a provided for in an act of tbe General ! Assorably of Indiana, approved Maroa fth. 1889, and amended March tb, 181U. That objections thereto will be beard at the Mayor's office ia the laid city ex Blonminrtoh. Indiana. Tnesdav avantaiar. April 19th. 1893, at 7 o'clock, wben aad where the property owners along ta ; oj "d eity at their regular meatus Tuesday evening March 1Mb, 8tx. ROBEKT C. eRBKVMy Mar. 23, 'W-3t. City aerk. Kotlce of Apilcatlaa tmw JLJ ceate. The State of Indiana, county of M nroe : Tho undenirnad. a mala naraun arar i iana. nereny gives notice to tM entsvoa of tho auld city of Bloomington and of the First Ward of caid city, and ia tticnmtngtnn townsriip, in the said cou l ty of Monroe and State of Indiana, that he will at the June term of the Board ot Commissioners of tho county of Monroe, in uie Sihwdi Indiana, m too year lata, apply to the said Board for a license ta' sell intoxicating liquori, to-wit.- tpiritooa, vinous and malt liquors, in a lass quantity than a quart at a time, for tbe period of one veal with the orlvilen of allowinir tbe samo to be drank upon the promisee. ; Tbd said promises upon which he dettaae to nell tiitd sptritous, vinous ana malt liquors, being situated in tbe aaid Vint Ward ef the said city of Bloomington, ia Bloomington township, in Monroe cou&ty Indiana, and mora particularly dtecri tod as follow, to-wit : A part of in-lot number one hundred and fifty-seven (167) in tbe city of Bloom ington, Monroe county, Indiana, bosoclod and described as follow, to-wit : baa inning at the southeast corner of aaid lea, running thence north oa tbe eaat liaw thereof one hundred and thirty-two (ttai feet, thence wett on the north Hae of said lot nineteen (19) feet, thence south era a line parallel with tbe east line of aaid let ot one hundred and thirty-two (13) met thence eaat on the aouch aaoi of aaid lot nineteen 19) feet to the ffece of battening. JAMES KSLLlV Mar. 23, '92. ' Execator'a Sale of Meal life tate. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue of an order of the Monroe circuit court, tho undersigned Kxocuto? ot the will of John A. Alexander, deceased. will oner for tale and tell at pn&lle a no tion at the toath door of the eoart fcouaa in tbe city of Bloomington, oooaty af Monroe aad State of Indiana, oa FRIDAY, APRIL ISra, 1893, the following described real eitate, til tat in Monroe county and Stata of ladbtaa to-wit: The east half of the went half of ta southwest quarter of section 29, tewa 9, range one west. TKRM8. One-third oasa, oae-taird ia six monthi and one-third ia twelve months from date of tale, aaid dafrrd payments to be evidenced by aotea bearing interest irom oasa wiw approve tecurity. ISAAC P. HOPEWELL, Mar. 16. '92-4 1. Exeontae. Louden dt Rogers, Att'ya. NOTICE TO STONE HAIAIIf NOTICE it hereby riven thai V Board of Monroe County Comiaa sionars will on FRIDAY, APRIL 16TB, lata, , receive bids at the Auditor'a omoe ia the city of Bloomington, Indiana, lor the construction oi two stone aDutmesu (or a bridge over Salt Crook in aaid oooaty. Til.) Board will reserve tbe riabt to re ject any or all bids, eaoh bid to be ecciraapamea ny a gooo. ana tumcient aoaa lor tbe 'aithful performance of aaid work, according to the plant and. ipeaScatiaM now en file ia tbe Auditor's oaVaa at Bloomington. Payments for taid abntmeeta to be at thu rate of six per cant, per aanam. Said abutment! to be completod by a date hereafter fixed by the Board off County Commissioners. In witness whereof I hereunto uabecribe mv name this 25th day of March, IMS. WILLIAM T. BLAIR, Auditor of Monroe Ouv Mar. 30, 1802. Kinds fcRoutte Bouse, Siga and Ctrriaf rlt( lag. H: WPS & ROUTT E have openel a Paint Shop on tb Street, west of loo rsilroad depot, and will give jwoiapt attention to Ht use, Sign, Carfiaga, Bogrrv and Waeon Painting. ProatM atiotion will hn paid to all manner of JV wora. U've ua a can ana we win gtac ajiteo satisfaction. my Da & roctt.

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