Bloomington Progress, Volume 26, Number 10, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 April 1892 — Page 2

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Tbe writer in tb Indepcasfeace Beige who contends that Europe, for commercial reasons, is interested ia tbe overthrow nf the Bepabiiaui party in tbe Uoited States Ihm matter right. But tbe Hepublieaae bare oite woo against Denoeratic-Earopeaa eonbiaation, sad titer y H h YW Tub Bopabfiean outlook at the preset time ia infinitely better than it was at tbe corresponding time ia 1888, and that ia equivalent to sarins that there ia nothing in eight for tbe encvot afeaent oi the Denworata. Thk Sonthern delegates to the Minnesota convention will all be for Harrison : and eo will all el those from the Horfb, for that matter. Thisisoae of the Tears in whieh the Republican nomination for Frestdetrt is to be only & formal ratification of tbe well known choice of the people. LcFT-HaVDRD PaOTBCTION. Republican: "Ton are a protectionist, I believe r Democrat: "Mot much, I'm a free tndcfn" Kepablicao: "Well, free trade is protectioo." Democrat : "Bow do yon make that oat f Republican : "It is protection of foreign labor and foreign manufacturers, and that's what von are in favor of by ,mr own admission." Tbe flags recently purchased for the Bloomington Poblio Schools will be formally presented next Thnrsdav, April 28, by tbe G.AJt and W.R.C of this city. Tbe following program of exercises has been arranged for sad will begin promptly t 3 o'clock P.M.: 1. Music, By Mechanics' Band. 3. 8oa America, Br tbe School. 3. Address, -Wsj are we here T Dr. 8. S. Lyon. 4. QoartaUa.TbelhRwHlHiaUfUin," . fmemXtlkm of btt Mia. J, W. & Bcspoasa. Sopt. C. at. Carpenter. 7. Hnsie, Meefcaaiea' Bead. 8. Raising the tag. 9. Firinc striate, by Militia. The line of march will form at the 6. A. R. Hall at 2:30 p. m. and Jbe led by the band to school baildine No. 1, Booth College Ave nue. The order of search will be as fallows : I. Mechanics' Bald. 3. Militia. 3. Bone of Veteran. 4. ft. A. B and all soldier. , By order ef Committee. - - W Auss, Chairman. MA. H. F. Pxxar, Manhl of the Day day M. Howard, ex-train-Bsaster of the Monon at Bloomington, Ind., was 8onday afternoon the recipient of a beautiful diamond stud, valoed at $118, a gift of remembrance from several of bis trainmen. Conductor Will. Briasenden presented the gift with appropriate words. Mr. H. was taken greatly by emprise, bot accepted the gift most gracefully. He is aboat to embark in business at Bainbridge, Ind., and his many friends wish him success in his new venture. Lafayette Conner. A now velanse of The Century will begin ia May with a number mt unusual interest. Three important serial features will- be eomnteneed ia this aunt her, namely SeaorGsstelsrV "Life of Christopher Columbus"; "The Chosen Vallev." a novel of western life by Mary "Hal lock Foote; and tbe series of articles describing the architectural features of the World's Fair, wbioh a well known architect ia to contribute. The Martinsville Republican, speaking of Geo. W. Cooper save : "His entire term of service in Congress shows nothing of good results. His entire time baa been taken op nosing around tbe pension office with no good as yet obtained to the public service. Tho investigation has long since degenerated into a gangrened impertinent, meddlesome persecution. If Baom has been guilty of anything unfitting him lor his position, ample time has been heretofore given to have ascertained this fact. The logical and transparently clear solution of the whole question of this pretended investigation bas not been more aimed at lUnm than at tbe entire pension system, to retard lis work, to oraoer ana awaro its emaeni management, to, bring into contempt and ultimately break down tn whole pension business, ibis ts the genesis of the action of Geo. W. Cooper and men of like kidney. Logically George W. Cooper is tbe inherent proposition of bis partv. the synthesis of its narpoavn. the quotient of its aims and the natural ramie or lis aesires ana this gloriQcation is (he normal remits nf nartv smwenser a su premacy that defies oonscieufie, hon or, decency in public aims and life and totally disregards moral and intellect fitness for public trust." -Mra. Charles tiimmons left Bloominetos last week for a visit to relations and friends ia CrawfordsviUe, Chicago and Peoria, 111 The will of John Pinsmore, deceased, has been admitted to probate. By the terms of tbe will Samuel Dioemore is given eighty acres of the old home place, and Jos. JJinsmore gets 160 acres, together with the pursooel property.

FREE F3LOUR. Dave Smith, City. Wn. Ry, City. Charles Hickham, City. M. 6. Morris, Blanche. Dell. WhUnand, City. Mrs. Eliza Gentry, Stanford. Morton Christmon, Fleener. E. C. Gilstrsp, South Grange. Fannie Cirgan, City. A. V. Fans, City. E. B. Uline, (I U) City. Mrs. L. McClelland, City. Mr. Shinn, City. A. II. Banghman, Sttnesville. Alfred Shields, City. Catharine Fmltlrell, Clear Creek. Belle Weimer, Dolsu. Kama Davis, City. Thos. L. Fowler, Clear Creek. Janiro Hight, Unionville. James Sylvester, SniUhvillr. John R. Graves, Buena Vista. C. F. Boiler, City. Geo. L. Knight, Payne. John A. Kerr, City. Mary Booty, City. Peter Eadde, Allen's Creek. Martha Kruee, City. A. N. Jones, Elicttsville. Thos. E. Robinson, City. . J Rash, Guthrie. A. K. Dowden, City. OF THESE 32 per sons have received a Sack of Collins & Karsell's Belle Flour, FREE, at "The Corner." Eight Sacks of Flour given away each week, by this mammoth Shoe and Clothing House. Over i 00,000 men, women unit children wre evicted in New York City last year for non-payment of rent. Urn, um ! Let us send an other ship load of provisions to "famine stricken Russia." Labor Advocate. A woman living on Collegeave. saw a man enter her barn Wednesday. The fellow left the I tarn through tbe alley door and carried a set of harness with him. "What are yon doing with the har ness 7" asked the lady. " What sro I doin' with 'em ?" replied the fellow with a grin. 'Fixin' 'em. What you s pose Ira doin'. , Had a breakdown here aa' jnst was lookio' for a string." With that the fellow put the harness on top of tbe hay in his wsgon and drove off. Beait'es taking the harness he had loaded his wagon with hay from tbe barn and made his escape. Indianapolis Sun. f Bsttasia's Infanoas Tax Law. The Democratic Legislature of 1891 recognized the fact that some thing most be done to increase tbe revenue and reduce tbe debt, lhey dare not contione borrowing any Ion cer. The debt wss increasing too fast, and the people were clamorous for a change of policy. Thie led to the enactment of tbe present tax law. The great objection to onr law is that it increases the levy for State purpoBes from 12 cents on the $100 to 18 cents, and then it requires all real estate to be assess ed for taxation at its true value. This is an increase of 50 per cent, in tbe asssment. The incresss in tbe assessment in the entire Stale is a fraction over 45 per cent, end the State (ax will be considerably more than doubled. The State revenue for ordinary rnnning expenses will be increased from $1,UZ3.10U to z,z3,oa4, an increase of fl,22S,464, in a single yesr. Those fig ires relate to State taxation only. Owing to the Urge increase ia tbe assessment, the levy for local purposes has in some instances been reduced, but as a gen eral role tuere is a large increase of taxes everywhere. This increase in the seeessment falls most heavily on real estate, ihe average increase in tbe assessment of farm lands is 4 4i per oenl., while the average' increase in the assessment of iersonal property is only 25 per cent. Under the new law tbe taxes on personal property will indeed he i icreaed, bqt the taxes on real rstate will be unnecessarily great and is not fairly adjusted. Tbe ssm! amount of revenue could have been raised with hut little ii any increase in tbe burdens of the people, whereas tbe new law will nearly double tbero,-BoonevilJr Standard.

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STATS OF INDIANA, MONROE COUNTY, SS: THE UNDERSIGNED, CLERK of the City of Rloomington, Indiana, hereby gives notice and certifies that the following are tbe nominations of candidate for the icveral respective political partial for City Offices, to bo flllod at tho com i ng election, to be held on the First Tuesday in May, the same being tbe 3rd day of May, 1893, at certified to me by the several Chairmen and Secretaries of the several Parties, as provided by law:

Sample City Ballot.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Councilman, Firl Ward, I pbu. I JAMES SHINN. - For Councilman, Second Ward, . J NAPOLEON II. ROGERS, For Councilman, Third Ward, Idsji. JAMBS KERB. Witness my bsnfl We Were Cared e La Grippe. F4.K1S BRA., lrne.giaw, moomingwn, Ind. I taken with a bad cold ; bad severe pnint in my back and limb, catarrh of eyes nnd note, accompanied by 1 II. r T mnnnu it vrm ( r i D tHi . The fever left me after tailing three doses orsoutb American jierTine, nnuwro own completely cured me. You hare a great mOO!C4Ua. UBI.aa .inn-..., Fayettonville, Lawrence co., Ind My wife was siclc with la crippe. Your wonderful itailb Ainnricun Nervine cured her inone day. Geo. Sullivan, Prop, restaurant, Seymour, Ind. I suffered with a very had attach of la grippa, which terminated in a severe case ef pneumonia that well nigl. left me a physical wreck. Four doctors attended me. Being advised, I took a Lottie of South American Nervine, and liko magio it restored me t perfect health. A. W. Fbatz. rhoemaker, ililltown, Ind. I was seized with a severe attack of la grippe. Thrue dotes of South Americun Nervine pflVctunllv cured me. Hsnky Kaiskb, Ifoleen, Greene eo., lad. I was nearly dead from la grippa. After tnking five doses of South American Uervine was relieved of pain, and was completely cured by ono bottle. Uaskt Biimabx, Drownstewn, Ind. The legiiilaiure of Kew York' appropriated $300,000 for the world's fair exhibit, with the provision that the exhibit be closed on Sundays. It then appropriated 950,000 annually for maintaining a museum of natural history'1 in New York City, on condition that the museum lie kept open on Sundays. Consistent. 115 acres of land, half mile west of the new railroad yards for sale. JJoarly all in grass; some wheat, oatssnd corn bind, with plenty of good timber. Good barn, .dwelling nnd out-buildings, fencing good, nnfc orchards, location of farm very desirable. Owner wants to gi west. Inquire of Paniel Craig, liluoniinglon, Ind. You will need a tonio after la o-rmne lets bo. At Far is Bros, you can get South American Nervine. None better. Best situated corner lot in Bloomington, four squares from the conrt house, paved and McAdaroized all around and well set with nhade trees, for sale by S. . Cnrmichael, at Campbell & Millie' hardware store. Apply this week if you want it. Newest styles in bedsteads and sofas at Hemp. Wilson's house furnishing store, old Bea ilive room, north side of the square. Never put grease on a hen that ia sitting, or on the eggs. Grease will stop the pores of the egg shell, and tbe chick will soon smother to death. Some will ask : Does a chick breathe before coming out of the shell? Certainly it does. If you doubt it sprinkle theegygs with cold water on the day before the chicks sppear, and hear the little fellows peep. Indiana Farmer. Miss Elb Dodds leaves this week to visit her sister, Mrs. Sanders, at Chattanooga. George Runyan was a well known young farmer, aged about 26, living near Springfield, O. ; recently in handling a ferret, the vicious thing bit him. The injury was then regarded as (rifling, but blood poisoning set in and death came in awful agony. You ought to examine those new Carpets snd Rugs just reoeiv ed by A. H. Wilson, at his home furnishing room, north side of tU ia,uare.

TO YOTEE-S.

REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' For Councilman, First Ward, kef IRA M. GBAVKS. . For Councilman, Second Ward, -. I ROBERT C. FOSTER. For Couneil man. Third Ward, aar. FREDERICK FESS. and tUe seal of the Gtjr of Bloomington, this Real estate in the vicinity of the Monon depot has been moving in a lively manner during the part week, three ssks of vacant gr un! aggregating $3,050 having been made. ' On Wednesday last Dr. Felix G. Thornton, formerly of thjs place, was nominated at Clay City, by the Democrats of Clay county, for Representative. -The funeral of Iaac Dillman occurred at Clear Creek, .in the Christian Church of that place, oo Suuday, and was Wgely attended by the irieuda and neighliois. The People's Tarty will hold a convention n nominate a county ticket, Sturday, May 7th, at the Court House. Prof. Vincent will address the meeting. At the county con vent inn there are a number of officers to he nominated, viz: Auditor, Treaniirer, Sheriff, two CmuniineinnerM, and a tax coinmiKsioner. Don't seem to be much of a contest owr Treasurer or commissioners. - O. E. Foster, the genial gentleman who for eo many years was postmaster at White Hall, and wan known to numbers of our citizens, died at Wortbineton on Wwlnesday last aged 73 years. He hbd been residing w'li a son at worinington for some time. The crowded court room last Saturday, on the occasion of the Ramihlifan convention, showed that tbe Republicans are folly alive to the importsnoe ot the approaching canvas. It will be a warm one, we promise you. Mrs. Frank Simmons' mother, Mrs. T. W. Prim, of Lincoln, Ills., accompanied by her two children, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simmons. Geo. P. Campbell is thf owner nf fifteen ewes that have given birth to twenty-nine lambs this spring. One ewe had three lamb, all living and doing well; Who can beat that Dr. Gunsaulns, the eminent Chicago divine, will lecture in the regular college course, May 9. His topic, it is understood, will be "Bavanarola." An election has been called in Sbawawick township, Lawrence co., for May 28, to vote oo a donation of twenty-seven thousand three hundred and forty-eight dollars to aid in building the proposed Bedford Belt Railroad. The old depot belonging to tbe Monon railway was sold on Tues day last to speculators in Bedford for 9700. I his depot is one ot the oldest built by the L N. A. C. Only one other was built like it, that at Salem, and which wss burned by John Morgan during the war. The depot is a low, flat tunnel shaped building,about two hundred feet long. It was built in 1852, and on account of its dinginess in nasi veers haH been consid ered a black spot in the city. The company will soon have an elegant stone buildiue for a passenger depot wbioh will be a credit to it. Jf you want Chester White Pigs or a Short Horn Bull, all thoroughbred stock and eligible to rciiisiry. call on I. p. Hopewell, ju4 wet of oily Hooits.

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PROHIBITION TICKET For Councilman. FimtWard, 1IKBI. JAMES U. OBAHAM. . For Councilman, Second Ward ruoill. WILLIAM B'fUART. . . , Far Councilman, Third Ward I raoHi. I K ATUAN IK L P. BBO 16th day ol April, 1892. KOBERT C. GKEeJVES. Oily Clerk. At the request of Mrs. Homer Fulk the remains of her husbaud were deposited in the cemetery at Lafayette, beside their children. John T. Woodward, the ener gptic Stanford merchant, has rented the smirks room in anttmsn to hi own, and has enlarged and improved his own greatly. At Stanford, among other im proveiuents, II. Sparks & Co. hove just put in a pair ot stock scale the latest pattern. Miss Ida Waldrun has return ed from St. Marvs where she ha been attending school. The variety kIhiw that was to he here Wednesday night, left thei buggage at Bedford, and moved on T. H. Sudbury is making pre pnrntton to erwt a liricK wre house iu the rear of Neeld & Co.'s hardware store. In the Democratic State con vention Shanklin, the most prnmi nent candidate tr imvernor, wa- ; defeated through the inBueuce of the Gray nipn. The Mnnuit coin ny is building a new deHt at Mitchell, oppneite the Putnam House, It will he 2044. SCHOOL. FUND UAC.E. NOTICR 18 HICKEBY GIVEN, that tbe following tracts of Und situated in Monroe county, State of Indiana, heretofore bid in on account ot the School Funds, having been duly appraisod, as prescribed by law, by three disinterested freeholders of the netghbornood in whtcu said lands nro situated, will be offered for sale on a credit of live yeara, with inter est at seven Her cent- per annum, payablo annually in advame. for a bum not less than the appraised value thereof, THURSDAY, MAY 19th, lasj, at the court house door in the city of Uinominirton, Monroe county. Indiana between hours tbe of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4. p. m. of said day. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. The northeast fourth of the northeast quarter of section 'it, town 10 north range one west, containing eo aores more or less, Mortgaged by Alexander C. Karr to the funds of common school, forfeited to the State of In liana and appraised at $100 Twentv-one acres off of the north end of tbe northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter or section tweniy-mree ; anu twenty-five acres off of the northwest atutrtiir of the north west Quarter of section twenty-four, all in township ten north of range one west. Mortgaged by Jumes A. Bennett to the common scnool tuna, loneitea to tuesiaie of Indiana and appraised at $275. Fifteen acres off of the south side of tin northeast quarter of tbe northeast quarter of section twenty-three (93) town ten (10) north range one (i) west. Also ten (10) acres off of the north side of the southeast quarter of the nnrthoast quarter or section twenty-tttree Hi) town ten (10) north range ona (1) west. Also fifteen (IS) acres off of the south side of tbe aorthwust quarter of the north west quarter of section twenty-four (24) township ten (10) north range one (1) west. Also ten (10) acres off of tho north side of the south west quarter of the northwest quarter of section twenty-four (24) township ten (10) north range one (1) west, containing in all lifty (50) acres. Mortgaged by William 1. Hacker to tlm common school fund, forfeited to tbe State of Indiana and appraised at $150. Thirty acres off of the south end of the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty-four (24) township ten (10) north ranee one (1) west. Also thirty acre off of the south end of tne northeast qunrter or tne soutueast quarter of suction twenty-three (23) town ten (19) north rango one west, containing in all sixty (60) acres mere or less. Mortgaged by Jacob Bennett to the common school find, forfeited to theStale of Indies a and appraised at $325. Thirty acroaoff tho toytliwwt quarter of tbe northeast quarter of saolion twentythree '-'! township ten 10 north ranga one 11 west. Mortgaged by Andrew J. Kobinson to the common school fund, forfeitod to tbe State of Indiana and appraised at $80. Tbe southeast quarter of the southwest quarter (if sectiou iievon 7J township ten po) north of ranga one west, containing forty acres uiuru nr leis.

Mortgaged by Wm. S. Clark to the

common schnnl fund, forfeited totliaSlst ) of Indiana nl app raked at f 150. MARION TOWNSHIP. Twonty-siic f 2C1 seres off of the north end of the northwest quarter of the south west quarter or section eight Is township ten 101 north ranee one east. Also fourteen acres off of the north end of the vest one-half of the northeast quar ter or the southwest quarter of section 7 J seven township ten 10 north range one east, conuilning in nil forty acres. Mortgaged by John H. Back to the omiiion school fund, forfeited to the State of Indiana and appruined at $200. The east bnlfof tho south fractional halt of section six 6 town ten range one cast, containing sfventy-eighl?8 acres. Aifto tne northeast auarteror tne normeast quarter of fractional section seven " town ton io rango ona 1 J east, 10 acres. Jlortittieeu bv Jonathan Z. Uncker to the common school fund, forfeited to tie State of Indiana and appraised at $209. The southnast quarter of the southwest quarter of section eleven, and th norltiiast quarter of the southwest Quarter of stcuun len i mi town in I ioi Brtn ranze one east, containing eighty acres mere or Mortgaged by Jlilos ft. Weddle to the common school fund, forfeited to tbe State of Indiana ami appraised at (160. UKJiTON TOWNSHIP. Tbe northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of suction thirty-three township nine north of range one oast. aiorteiteou oy Jacob Kichanlsnn to the common school fund, forfaited to the State of Indiana and appraised at $100. The southeast quarter of seetloa eleven ("11 town nine 9 north range one l east, containing one hundred and si).-.y acr. Mortgaged by Jaob Swisher to the common school fund, forfeited totheStiite of Indiana nnd appraised at $320. Tbe northwest quarter of tbe mSuthwes. quarter of section twenty-seven 271 'wn nine ii ranee one i east, containing forty 40 aen iorigagd ov Ueorjfe W. Galyan to the common school f.iud. forfeited "to the State of Indiana and appraisod at $110. POLK TOWNSHIP. The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of nction sixteen township seven TJ north of rango one leHit, containing forty 10 F t-res more or less. MorleaiT'-d by Thomas Btillions to the common school fund, foifritvd to ib8uito of I adiana and appraised at $50. The east half of tho southwest quarter of the north-uiit quarter of section eighteen 18 townsliip seren 7 north of range one east, containing twenty 20 acres more or lew. Mortgngi-d bv Loyd Kimel to the common school fund, forfeilnd to the State of Indiana and appraised at $80. The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter and the northeast fourth of the northwest quarter of section thirty-two town tuvvn ' J nonnoi range one (1) oast, containing eighty (80 acres rooru or less. Morteas:ed by Joseph East to the com mon school fund, forfeited to the Statu of Indiana and appraised at $100. INDIAN CREEK TOWNSHIP. The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of teclina twenty-nine 29 Viwn seven (7 nerth range tiro west, containing fortv s.cres. MortgHd by Pleasant Fossett to the common school fund, forfeited to the State or Indiana and appraised at $IC. The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-live 35 township snven north ratine two 2 west, contninini: furly Au) acres more nr luss. Mortgajred by 1 H. Bare to the iviamn school fun'i, f.rfi'it-d to the .State of Indiana and appraised at $l.'i0. The went half of Ihe southeast qm.rter so ntion nineteen (10) cnntHining 80 ai'rf; und forty acres out of the ioulhwot q lurU'r sectiiir nineteen. A!pHrtof the northf.it qitnrtor of tho norihi'Sid quarter of section thirty (3") c nUinin;; 27 75-100 nor-s. All-tn town, ship seven mni two west Funtaitiin); In all 14 75 100 iur! more or less. Slortgnged hy Wm 11. Oliphant to the common i;cliool fund, fnrfuitrd thetiiato of Indian and appraixuil at $710. 111? :ilc will continue from day to duv until nil have been sold or offered tor sale. In witness wheriHif I have hereunto set mv hsnd and iiBu'd theseal of the Unnrd of Commissioner? of Monroe county, Indiana, this tbe Sfith dav nf April, 1892. hkal WIIiUAM T. BLAIR, Apl.27,'D2. Auditor Monrae County, Notice of Administration, XTOTICE is hereby given, tbattbiiun JLl dersigncd has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court nf Monroe County, iilate of Indiana. Administrator of the etate of Charles Kirkninn, lt.lv of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to he solvent. JAMES M. KIRKMAN, Apr. IS, '92. Administrator. W. II. East, Att'y. Notice to Properly tloldsnrs on north side of Kirkwnod Avenue be tween Washington and Gamble streets. All nartiei nwnine property on Xirkwod Avi'iiuo. between Washington it reft and uamoie street, in tne Ultv oi Bloom ineton, Indiitna, intnrested tn the im provaznent of the sidewalk on said street, will take notice that the City Engineer has made final estimate nf the cost of improving said sidewalk from Wss line ton street to tiamble street, amt... niaoe assessments against property holders for said improvement, said assessment being now on Ilia in the City Clerk's office. All parties interested will take notice that a committee from the Common Council of said city will meet in the Mayor's office of said city, Tuesday evening, May 3rd, 1892, at 7 o'clock, 'at which time and place any one aggrieved at said assessments can rrake known their grievances, and the lame will be conaidenat by said committee. KOBEBT C. GKEEVEP, Apr. 20, '92-2t. City Clerk. J. R. Kdmohdson. R. H. East. EIDMONDSON & EAST, luiturance eased C11 ion Ageuoj'. Office ever Hall lirot. Store, West Side Square. Bloomington, Ind., April 6, 1803 C1TV ELECTfOiV NOTIaVE. There will be a general election hold in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, TUESDAY, MAY skp, for the purpose of electing one Councilman in the First Ward, one Councilman in the Sond Ward, one Councilms n in the Third Ward. Voting plaoe of Procinet No. One First Ward) will Brannock'a shoe simp. Votins: place nf Precinct No. Two (First Ward) will bo at Uuutor's Machine Shop. voting place or rrccincl ito. Three (Second Ward) will bo at Curry's iM'peiiter shop. votinii: puae or irriMiict an. four (Second Ward will be at County J.u-iry nooru. Votinp plsoe of Precinct No. Five (Third Wardi will be at Waldron. Hill & Co.'s ware roomVotint: placo of Precinct No. hi (Third Ward) will be at Clark's Uackemkb ch ip H'iHBKT C tiKEHVI. Apr 13. ;?. Jt. City Clerk.

A H. WILSON Hans Opened His

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In the Boom formerly occupied by the BEE HIVE Dry Goods Store. North Side Squares RUGS, QUEENSWARB,

And all kinds of House Furnishing Goods.

EVERYBODY Strawberry JPlants. I have the fullowine varieties of Strawberry Plapts for sale: The Kentucky, Crescent Seedlinir, and Chas. Downinr. at the low price of 50e. p.;r lOOor $l per thousand. The Jesse, $1 per hundred or $8 per tbousann. Gregg IUspberry tip j $1 per hundred ; Cuthhert Rasplwrrv $1 per nunarea. ah orders promptly ailed. Itoave orders at J. C. Jiobinson't grocery, or by moil. J. J. liAlVKKSUE, Bloomington, Ind. Notice to tbe Public. Notice is hereby given, that on and after this publication all persons are notified to nlaee l.n kiiim ntf.il ti,tih ... trash in the gutters, or along the va rious pikes leading into the City of Bloomington, oecause it, not only a es troys tne.! drainage nf tho pikes, but creates an offensive and unhealthy stench, to all who pass or reside along the pikee. Kespectfully, J AM KB H. GlI Xl'KE, Supt. Of Pikes. Apl 20, '92. QUERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree and execution V me directed from the i Cterk'a nffiee nf tfftnpoe eVreuit piinpL in 1 Hiun, T.i,iji i. niu;nt;er. and Joab Cox is defendant, requiring me! to make the sum of Forty-Two Dollars and Eightv CenU r t2.80, together', with the interest ..n said decree and costs, j 1 will expose at public sale to the high, est bidder, on SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 1992, between tl.e hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m o' said day, at the door of tne court nouse in tsiixmitnglun, Jiloiirne county, Indiana, the renw and prafits for a term not exceeding eevon years, the following described real (State, in Monroe county, In tho Stnte of Indiana, to-wit: All the undivided interest of Joab Cox In the east half of the southwest quarter. the southwest quarter of tbe rulhwesti quarter, and the southwest quarter ot the) southeast quarter, all in section twenty-j eight (28) townnhip nine () north rai ge ' nn t)eiHtt situate in Monroe county,! Tf cti.li vnnll ani4 ffiffaflfa ttfi?1 flMt flMtl for a sufficient sum tn satisfy iail decree, I inter4t Hnd trivet. I will Ht thi. HHmn timal 1 anl place, expose at PuMic Sale, the fee - simple of sid real estito or so much lh(r.ll M mi.tr hu iill1nr.l.fflt Ia rilti'iurvii1 said decree, inrnrest and osts. .Said sain will lie m.lile without anv re. lief whatever from Valuation or appraise - nient laws. THOMAS .1. FAKP., Sheriff Jlunroe County. Apl. 27. 92. Kollce to Kou-KnildeistN, sjt ul. : blnle nf Indiana, Monroe county, ss. In the Monroe circuit court, May Term,! 1892. In the matter ot tho estate of Jonathan Keirlev. deceased. Thomas Wamnler, ad -

minirtrntiir, vs Kawson Kegley, Kmeline1 ltie east half of the west half nf too Davis, Mary Koelcn, Iorenzn Kegley, southwest quarter of section 29, town , AlvU Kegley, Myrtie Kegley, llila Keg- range one west. ley, Mary 0wan Kegley, William Uan- TERMS. One-third earn, one-third If coek, Iiwson Hancock, ElizaU-th Bow-I,;, months and one-third ia twelvo man, Florence Sullivan, Lola Anderson, j months from date of sale, said deferred. James K. Burton, payments to be evidenced by noteti boar. Notice to widow, heirs, etui of pcn.!jnj. interest from date with xppro'ad cadency of petition to sell real estate. jcurity. Each and ail of the above named de-l Sale at 2 P.M, on -aid dar. fondants are hereby severally notified that; ISAAC P. HOPlvYSlJ the above named petitinncr, as adminis-; April 26,'92-4t. Executor, trator ot the estate of Jonathan Kegley, Loodea Kogera, Att'ya. deceased, has filed in til! circuit court of! . Monroe county, Indiana, a petition mak-l K-tJr mt ApplIcaUsm fer 14 ing you defendants thereto, and praying cs.ae. therein for an order mid decree .,r said; The undersigned, a mate citizen over court authorizing tliefale of cs.rtatn real tho nf twenlr.0Il9 veans kDd ia. estate belonging to the estate ef said de-; h,biUnt of tne twn of SmltbrilSsj, and cedent, and described in said petition, to ! thn of jjonroe in the State of Ind. make assets for the payment of the debts . hereby gives noUee to the ejtixeat Hnd liabilities of said estato, and that sain of smithville, Indiana, Clear Creek town, petition so Bled and pending, is sot for f nipi in mid gnt- of Monroe and Stata hearing iu said circuit court, at the court i of Indiana, that be will at the Juno term, house in Bloomington, in said county and I ,892) of lBa Board 0f Coraroiseioiiera of State, on the 21st judicial day .f the May j the county Ur Monroe. Sute of Indiana, term, 1S92, the same being the 25th day "fj pply to said Board for license to sell May , 1892. intoxicating liquors, to-wit: spiritous.

imea.1 no ir aim seni "u,v this Itth dav of April, 1892. skaiJ JOHN W CRAVENS, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court, Ed. a Davis, Att'y. WM. H. EAST, Attorney. Not tee to Non-Reslslentii. The State of Indiana, Monroe Connty. In the Monroe Circuit .Court, October Term, 1892. Sarah Baxter vs. Joseph W. Baxter. 'Jonipiuint for Divorce and Alimony. Now comes the plaintiff by Wm. H. East, heroin, said resident Notice is therefore hereby j ven saw defendant, that unlesa he ha and appear on the first day of the term of tbe Monroe circuit court, to be holdea on the second Monday of October, A. D. 1892. at the court huuse in Btoemingtoa, in snid county and Statu, and answer or

, nor attorney, and Dies ner complaint, " . :J XT' 7 , .

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hoard and dutounined in his absence. aosenco. Witness my name and the seal of said court, affixed at Blooininglon, Ind., Ibis Uth day of April. A. U. I9ifeKALl JOITN W CWAVICN8, UlftrK oi inu AlunroQ Vfugtiu vuum Apr. 13, 03. BERRY BOXES :tv BASKET8. THS BEST. PEACH TACKAGW, GRAPE BASKETS, raek.get for FRUIT, itad VXfltTAiW. tUIIS) IISJQ V "V aiawiv HEATH, III J KIT".!, OUR ftW CATLOOUe sisikxa fx seeiicavto. oawivaevuaco ev II0HRIS & 69.

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Notice sr Appllcattosi far Ucessasi. Tin State of Indiana, county of Monroe : The undersigned, a male penoa. ovsr twenty -one years of age, and aa inhabitant f the city ot Bloeminson, ia tie eoiintv of Monroe and tho State of Tsd;.. iana, hereby gives notice to tbe citiaeoH of the snid city of BlonraingUo a4 of the First Ward of said city, and in Bl.tomington township, in the said eUBty of Monroe and State of Ind iana, tttat he will at the June term of the Board of Commissioners of tbe county of Monroe, in the State of Indiana, in the rear 18J , apply to the said Board for a license tu ' sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit : epiritoai. vinous ana malt liquors, tn a less quantity j than quart at time, for the period of j one year with the privilege of aHowinn " ame to oe a ran upon tne premises Tbe snid premises upon which he dsediws -to seli said spiritous, vinous amt malt ) q iors. being situated in tbe said Finit Ward of the said city of Bloomington, ia Bloomington township, in Monroe county Indiana, and more particularly described as follow, to-wit: A part of in -lot number one handn-dl and day-seven (157) in tbeeityof Bloos:ington, Monroe county, Indiana, bounded and described; lis follows, to-wit: liegiuem); " tnesoutneast corner or said lot, runnine thence north on thai Um n uunureu anu iuinj-iwo ii) ;" tbenee west on tbe north line of said '"t nineteen (19) feet, thence south on a Parallel with the east Una of said U ot one hundred and thirty-two (132) feet, mence east on tne eoutn line or said lot nineteen (19) feet to tbe pbtesi of begin t'ing. JAMS3 KXLLY. Mar. 23, '93. liyery and Sale Stable I bava a complete lino of urrfjtt, Buggie, Had, Jtoad Carts. s(m.. ! ... . "Pw nrt ,, Ue T'T l,"'1t;- ?at I B" ch,J,P r"r Will aba niake good trade for atk. Abo bava JF1SST-CLASS L1VBHY STABLE GOOD TEAMS, rtfOtB and iwjubIjK, at verv reasonaoie terms. .Stable on 3d Street, Talbott Stand. 1 Apl.27, '82 DAVID McUlKNIS. Executor's Sale r Heat Ba ti'pi..p ia nvDt dv nnrn, .i.. ' V ,' . V" . .L. SILT .ll" cirf-uiv rwun, tn vnurnignei Asecinnror . the will of John A. Alexander, deceased. J will titter for sale and evil at public ne . j linn at the smith door of the court house. : in tbe city of Htoomingtoit, cotiatr of , Monroe and State of Indiana, on FRIDAY, MAY J7th, 189J. j th following described real estate. sitMate . ' - t.. . ... . . r in Awinw wunij ana oiawo oi inaiaiuh 1 to-wit: V(noaj Bna malt liquors in lose quiiDUtte than a quart at a time, for a periol of year, witb the privilege of allowing tho fame to be drank on tbe premises upon which he desire to sell said spritoua, vinous and mall liquors, and tbe premise being situated in the town of Smithville, township of Clear Creek, county ol' Monroe and State of Indiana, aud described aa follows, to-wit s Fart of In-lot No. S, in Smithville, Indiana. Commencing at the nortawoat corner of In-lot No. 3, in tbe town of Smithville, In 'iana, thence east Uurt (30) feet, thenca south thirty ()) feat. NOT1CK is hereby given thst the bb derai(ned Administrator if the e tatn of Solomon Uays, deoessed, will ofea for sale at Public Auction to tiw h ghost; l. :.l .1 .... ,k u 1 , . . i -. ljj,n,i1in. Monroe enuntv. Tndiunn. ,,.'... , . . ,nm THURSDAY, APKlti 28m, 182, commencing at to o'clock a. s&, tho nom ronal property of said decodes I not lafMsr lv the widow, consinrijr of Horses, Mules, Cattle, IIMft Com, ! Farming Utensils dumber, Hcaueanld ' and Kitchen Furniture and Tarkwe oabaa i articles. j TERMS OF SALV. 1 Ail rums tinder five dellaie cash inj band, all sums of live dollars end over credit or nine months will tie ), tie putchasi-r giving note with a apfoved surety, waiving all relief frum vii ttu Iron or appraisement law, bearing afel Paf cent, interest after du. WII44AM 3. GB II BBS's April fi, '82. Admitietrate. Fulk & Curr. Att'ys. J. H. Oaston, M.O-f Meat Hslo of KKiniHrss, Ovtx the Express- Office,

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