Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 February 1894 — Page 4

Republican Progress

acBsc'Ripnox, $1.50 feu yeab. Wm. A. Gabe. Kditor and Proprietor. TUK BUSINESS OFFICE OF THE 1110GRKS IS SOW IX THK FRAME .milDlNS JUST AVRST OF THE BUKSKn BLOCK. PRIMAKY ELECTION. The Republicans of the City of lfloomington will hold a Primary Election on TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20th. WM, for the nomination of candidates for the various offices to be filled at the May election, 1S94, to-wit: One candidate for Mayor. One candidate for City Clerk. One candidate for City Marshal. One candidate for City Treasurer. One candidate for Councilman for each ward. The voting- places for the various wards will be as follows: First Ward, at Craig Worley's Livery Stable. Second Ward, at Seward's Machine Shops. Third Ward, at the brick house on the west side of South Walnut street, two doors north of the corner of Walnut and Third streets. Polls to be open front 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. HEX. VOSS. Chm'n City Central Com. J. E. EDMONDSON, tScc'y. Men make a good thing out of prunning vines and trimming trees in Morgan and Bartholomew counties. Singular no one does that kind of work here. D. O. Spencer has been visiting his daughter, who is teaching school in Madison county. Spencer was impressed by the wonderful growth of the gas district. Thirty -seven converts have been added to the 2d Baptist church (colored) w. 8th st. during the recent revival meetings. Glad to know that the good work is still going on. People are making inquiries for building lots now, every day, and many have visited Prospect Hill addition and invested therein. They are certainly the finest, most desirable lots and in the handsomest location in the city. To-day (Tuesday) at Indianapolis, the U. S. court will hear the arguments for and against the i. I appointment of a receiver for the waterworks. Judge Duncan isj attorney for those who demand a receiver, while Louden & Louden appear for the company. The father of Mrs. James Kelly, Timothy Mahony, died at the home of his daughter last Friday evening, in his 80th year. It will be remembered that Mrs. Mahony died recently. Funeral services by Father Bogeman of St. Charles Catholic church. The Kappa Kappa Gamma ladies gave a reception on Friday Iast at the home of Miss Nellie Showers, north Walnut street. The young ladies received from 2 to 4 and from 3 to 5. The attendance was unusually large, and refreshments and music of the most enjoyable character added to the pleasure of the guests. The Republican city committee met on Friday night last and changed the time for holding the city convention from March 6th to Tuesday, Feb. 20th. Polls open from 3 till 8 p. m. The following resolution was adopted: "Resolved, that no person will be entitled to vote in the convention who is net a legal voter in the city election in May.' England refuses to give mail contracts to tho steamers flying the American flag. She permits do steamers except those carrying her own flag to carry her mails. SunTTnrset' air example by repealing a tariff which protects our own workmen for the benefit of her manufacturers ? Tlie number of pensioners en the rolls December 31 last was but 130 more than on the first of July, while the number of claims now pending is over 700,000. This shows at a glance how Hoke Smith is amusing himself at the expense of the man who "marched through Georgia." The fees and perquisites of the attorney-general's office, of this State, mak? it a higher salaried office than that of chief justice of the supreme court. With a clean cutting knife and a dull con science $10,000 a yeas is a possibility. Green Smith has these requisites, besides gall and spinal column. trankfort Iscws. Grover Cleveland is warmly and comfortably housed, draws his pay regularly and don't have to pay rent, so what does he care for the poor laboring man who by Toting for "a change" beat himself oat of a job and now finds it impossible for him to pay rent, or to buy coal or provisions. Tlie free wool piovision of the Wilson bill is designed to go into effect on August 1, 1894, and lhe assault of the wool producers of the country on the Democratic party will take place about three months later, or on the Tuesday immediately following the first Monday in November. The Indianapolis Sentinel says of one of the industries of Anderson, Ind. : "The American tia-plate plant never loses a minute's time, and is turning at 3,500 boxes per week. They are over-loaded with ordersiand in a few vi ecks will be compelled to double their present capacity." How long has it been since the Sentinel declared that tin plate was not made in this country and could not lm made here.

The Wafer Works Trouble

The City Council Has Its Sa. The reasons why the city ought not t o accept the water works are so many that it seems that they need hardly to be stated, but we submit a few of them: 1st. The water works was presumably for the benetit of the city in case of tire. The city has 000 worth of first-class tire apparatus and which is practically worthless by reason of the threads in the hvdrants and hose bring different in size. The water works j company was notified of this dofeet when only one or two hy - aranis uau oeen put up, out no attention was paid to it. By accepting the works all this apparatus would be practically wort hless. 2nd. A part of the screws on the valves in the hydrants arc left and a part right. handed, which is never found in a first-class job, such as the city was to have. 3rd. The plant has never yet been tested; three of the valves have already been repaired, and no one knows the number actually out of repair. Mr. ErlanJ has had rings cut to put on the others, which is a vorv ordinary make -shift. 4th. The material was all to le first-class, yet the hydrants are shop keepers" that is, such as have been left over and for which there is no sale. They were not made for this climate and no one over saw such put in a system in

this country. ,,,, , . , , , , t- t 5th. The plant was to be com- -lho. nSh. yl pleted and the streets put in repair f1l1 ""Arable damage in he bv Aug. 1st, 1893. The plant is wf f the county. lhe . ? , . i .i . . roofs were blown oil the barns on not vet completed, the streets are . , ,. . , . . ! , i the Alfred 1. brasher farm, and on out of repair, and the city has al- , . . . , ii i . the old Koseberrv place now ocready l)een put to expense in re- . , . 1 , ,. . l . ,i t, cupicd bv Jmn. rowler, the roof pairing them after refusal of the 1 , . iV , , ' i i i . was blown oil .the barn, water works company to do so. 6th. The telephone, about Wm. H. Seward is a candiwhich so much blowing has boon' '-ale for councilman in the first done, is not a telephone at all. ! ward, as announced in to-lnv' All there is of it is a wire from J. I PPer- He is a mechanic a maO. Howe's woodshed to the pump i chimst), a young man of good house. The signal blocks belong i judgment, a nd skilled in matters

to Mr. Howe and no signals canituaI w,u aul 10 1110 vanic 01 a

Iki crivpn on lho simc It is -ihuo glcn on ino same, at is ,n , SolutelV Worthless in its present ' condition 7th. 'The franchise provides j that on the acceptance of thep ant j 111. v ii'inii :iiiti)iiu ii v 1 111 jljiu. fjr the interest on the bonds. I There have been 70.000 of bonds ; ;..,1 1 ;,,f-,.., nf x nm. !

.uv-, I";!1"1' V, , tHW,K- , ",,a- 'V' : their journev pleasant and comfortable. cent, per annum, and to run dO j tan will also g to Chicago. (no. joUr n?ent$ V.-ill tako pleasure in anvears, makinga total of 105,000, ! Braxtau will take charco of one i swerinjr inuiric In rejravd to rates for for which the city would be liable jofW. B. Harris" papers, in a ; ESI!' : f! ur h,""' if on the acceptance of the plant. , small town near Indianapolis, and j desired nn ! attend to shipping fivifjht Until the franchise is complied i Mrs. Jlunson, mother of 'Mrs. I ? 5u- most direct route and checkinir ... ,, .,, . . ., . , , 1 bairirapv, wituout charefe for any assist-

wim me cuy win not incur iuis,iiraxtan, win reade whu ncr

liability. ; Sth. As the water works com-: pany and Clark & Erland had j . wholly fmled to comply with tho terms of the franchise, it was declared forfeited long ago, and there is now no occasion tor incurring ; additional liability and litigation! while the laliorers are unpaid, Clark & Erland's protested paper I uucared for, and no effort on their j part to protect the same. j The city and the Water J Works Company arc having no j controversy over the matter. The Water Works Company has ; never asked the city to accept the ! plant. The officers of the com- j pany will not claim that it is com-; pleted within the terms 01 the contract. All of this dirhculty and controversy is caused by Mr. Erland, who is only a contractor with the Water Works Company, and with whom the city has had no dealings, and in no way recog nizes. It is here where all the trouble lies. He desires the city to accept an incomplete plant unconditionally, in order that he may liegin to draw interest on the bonds he holds. We dare say the Water Works Company, couiposof some of our best citizens, will not insist upon such a thing being done. J. M. Cakpbetx, Robkkt C. Foster, Ika M. Gkavks, John Mi ltriir, Fkkd Fess. -Somo peojile arc inclined to c,9e tary Carlisle for ottering to sen nouns. t itii a deficit of 48, 000,000 and a defunct treasury, how are the pensions to lie paid ? The government has to distribute over $40,000,000 each quarter to pay the soldiers and it takes money to do it. Do honest people object to paying an honest debt i If they do not, how can they pay it without money? How can the government pay a debt without money; Just hear the Populists howl because bonds arc sold to raise money to pay the pensioners. How many old soldiers are there in tho Populist parly? Tipton Times. When the lionur of tlie United States was concerned in disputes with Chili and Hawaii during President Harrison's term every democratic sheet in the country prouiply sided with the foreign nations. In the episode at Rio do Janeiro a few days ago, Admiral Benham, aclinir under instructions from a Democratic administration, defended American interests bravely, promptly and effectively. For this every Republican newspaper in the country applauded him.

I Judge Duncan went to Jiiilij ana polls .Monday night.

,lohn Iluddh'son and wife have removed to Chicago, where they will reside. Mrs. Crnbb of Knglcwood has been visiting her parcn(s,John Blair and wife, and other relations. Mrs. John Mat son of west j JSth street is entertaining Mrs. ! Muddlesoii of Paris, Ills. Mrs "lift Vsiri (liii-inn- 1 hi'

past tweh e months has sold l,!,oS Columbian Exposition can be purpounds of butter of her own mak- chased at the oilice of the 13i.oo.ming. She was paid ?:?. j ini;ton World. The book is

The contract for plastering j the new residences of tin Adams; Bros., south College Avenue, bus ! been let j fo R ;wif w (.,h Ktm;t SI eke a son : west anil ; i to 1 Mil j John Brogan and wife, west 8th

, , i i, crsuiuie t oki.ii oner me ijook, street, a daughter. I . . . J ' , . , , , , in connection with six months Leeper Smith has traded; . . , j, , . . . three houses in town for llev. l'-pt.on for $2.50, which is Puett's farm, smith of town, certainly a very reasonable offer,

Puett talks of going west. I f von are fowl of Tie von should go ' to Walnut St. lVes. ehnreh this l'uesdny) evening, 'l'he host pie makers in town are vontrihutinjr, ami there is 110thinr better than jjooil pie. Knueiivnr to be there. The firemen's banquet is to beheld in the May room, recently vacated by Meadows. It will be a very desirable room and location for the purpose.

1 ne state ceuege president' icajj 0 association, in session at the Bates' house, Friday night, decided to abolish honor scholarships and re-

quire students leaving one college and entering another to furnish letters of reeonnnendal ion

councilman, tor lie would knowiwiic or aiu man csu , . 1 Sleepers from St. Ijoni and .Stations on ! 1110 c'os 1,1 slK'11 "orK i,s 1S le" i Main Line to Washington, lialtimorr

(UH'OfltO ho tlonc lor the citv. The convention occurs on Feb. ,H. Mrs. Uraxtan has disposed of .'ill tirti iwuitni iiii oiimT: ;iiii i nniir jhc 1st of March will ro to C'bi-1 (.arn to reside with hor dautditer. 1 n- tM Oi f ' n.... ! daughter, Mrs. W. I. Owens, near Ellettsville. M11lllHIl'Mffll lIllllllllllWll "mnmiiimjgBT Absolutely Pure, A Perfect Stimalant for Medicinal Purposes. FREE FROM FUSEL OIL, ARTIFICIAL FLAVOR AND ARTIFICIAL COLORING MATTER. Prof. John N. Hurty, analytical chemist, says oi' this " Old Process " Whiskey : "I nnflwers every test of lhe D. S. Pharmacopoeia. The parity nnd i excellence Of tbls wlJluUey rccom. mend it far ail medicinal ne.' TIub whiskey haa been warmly endorsed by a large number of Physicians j who have used il ineir The " R. Cummins & Co. Old Process Sour Mash Whiskey" is sold by all reputable retail druggists. It is put up in bottles bearing our lithographic label. FSICE, FEB Q.TTABT, $1.89. A. Kiefcr & Co., Indianapolis, Wholcunle Druggists, and Sole Distributor, I. CniMlns & Co., Distillers, LORETTO, KENTUCKY. .-Obi) UY I.IMLKv"s SONS. SHEUIFF'S SALK. ISy virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the j Clerk of the Monroe i ireuit Court i in a cause wherein Ileal Instate liuild- j iag and Loan Fund Association isj plaintiff, and Pleasant Mobley, Maryi .1. jlooley, Ira I. ISatmnn. ::irv 1. Catman, William Silence and Anireline j Silence are itetendants. re'iiirin"r me lo raali.t the sum of fieveiv jiiindred I and I' ifty Dollars and Forty-Three Cents !$750:43) with interest on said decree and costs, will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, mi KA'J'l'KDAV. M.MICH Iojii. wm. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. nnd 1 o'cliKik p. m. of said day at the door of the court house in IlloominfrUm. Monroe county, ludiana. the rents nnd profits for a term not. execedinff seven years of the follir.vinjr described real estate, situated in Monroe county. State of Indiana, lo-wit: Lot number twelve 1:.' in Cron Addition to the city of lUoomineton. Monroe county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs. I will tit the same time and place expose lo public sole the fee simple of said real estate or so nindi thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and cost::. Said sale will be made without .'illy relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WILSON' ADAMS. Feb it. :i, S!lel-''!T M(.l,,OC- iOli.(.-.

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Atministi:a Tons ami Executors ami those who have the adr-.-rtisinp for t.tates wilt do a special favor for 1 Ju l'KilBSS if they wii always insist upon the advertising i WHICH' IS IJ.EjriKi;n IS V LAW'l to bo done in the I'IMICIII'.SS. l!id,s all' :l-:ivs .,.,.,,.

I NEXT TO THE BIBLE. i The sermons delivered at the i Parliament of Religions at the handsomely bound, contains over iooo pages, ami was edited by a former 1. U. Instructor, Prof. Walter R. Houghton, and pub lished by R. C. McNeely, w ho is n n;itive nf this ritv. Tin i-mhlish- -... ,, , , as the the price of the book alone ,s S--50' They also offer a handsome portfolio of twenty-two World's Fair views in water colors, for $3.00, including a year's subscription to Tun World. The retail price of the portfolio is $1.50, and a more accepinnic gin or keepsake could not be found. Address or Ckavens Bros., Pubs. World. TO 3HKX WHO ADYEKTI8I2. TUK I'lUKiUKSS is rea.i by people who went to (lie Worlrl's l'liir, and yet are able to pay ami do pay for the Jfooils they buy. These, of course, are the kind of people you desire for ent;miers. O. & M. , Ohio and Mississippi llailway t3TTiiK Fast Link East a.mi VKsT..gJ 4- Solid Daily Trains to Cincinnati, 4 Solid Daily Trains to St. Louis. M Solid Daily Trains to Louisville. Connection in I nion Depots w ith trains for all lines for the East. West. North and tkmth. Throuirh Vestibule Hay ! ers on all trains. A Don'.ile lailyi Philadelphia and New iorU, without; t j take this line as tT ' i ' other routes. Jur V estibule ear: are a i luxury, which mav be enjoyed by all, without extra char.'!, i and every atten-' tion is riven our passengers to make an0P ti,ev mav hi-able to render. N.l!. l"assengers should parchase tickets before enierin? cars. OS tlie ticket rate is ten cents less than the car rate. Communications address. .1 to the, 11111 dersigued receiver prompt attention. I Address: 1). C. Shank's, Ticket Agent I o & m Uy. Mitchell Indiana, V. P. Townsend. Traveling I'asseuger A;;ent. Vincenues. Jml. F. W. Tracy, 1'ivsi- ! dent. ). V. McCajbit, Acting Oeneral j Passenger, Agent, Cincinnati. O. 1 Notice of Final Scttienient Estate. "rVToTlt F IS HEKKHV CI VEX to the i-reditors. heirs lid legatees of laitKs 1. Maxwell. ! ileeeased. to it court, lield appear in tlie .uonroe ( at liloomiiiirt,))). Indiana, on lhe t tli 1 day of March, and show cause, if any. why the final settlement ic-connts with j the estate of said decedent should not I be approved: and said heils are notified ! to then and there make proof of heir- ! ship, and receive their distributive ! i.liai es. ! Witness the Clrk of said couri. this loth day f I'ebruarv, Issn. .ionx W. CUAVEXS. l1). 14. 'ill. t.'lerk .Monroe C. ('. H. A. I.ee, A try. I.OI DKX Jt LorilK-V. Att ys. Notice Xoii-ltesideiits. State of Indiana, Monroe County, ss. In the circuit court. March term. IS'.i-t. Complaint Xo. '! I 7. Lewis ('. Helton vs. Aima 1!- Helton. .'o i nines the plaintiff by (.oudt u ,v Louden, his attorneys, and files his complaint herein, together with an atlidavit of said pl.iintilV a that- sid defendant is not a resilient of the State of Indiana; that said action is for divorce, and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Xotiiv is therefore lu'rcby (jiven said defendant last name:!, that, unless sin; J be and appear on !he I Sth day of the' j next term of the .Monroe ( in nit court ' the sami? beinir '1"' 1 1 1 day of j March. A. O. isyi. at the court house in ; Illoomiusrlon, in said county and State, ' and answer or demur t( id . OL!) biint j the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness" my name a. id the seal of said court a nixed at liiooiiiiiiUui this 2!th dnv of .Uinuarv. A. D.. Isfll. s'k.i.J .iolIN V. CUAVKN'S. Clerk M'.n'.roi: Circuit. Court, .fan. ::l, !M. rHOMAS & GO. ikali:i:s in j co.-vi.. wood, i-isn:, s.xi, i CEMEOT, AJAJSiAXT, &: j West Kb'kwood Avenue, ihrw doors Kast of Tannery. Leave OrdovM al Liiuilev's .Sons.; Estate ol' Klizu Siuss. Deeenseil. J NOTICE IS IIF.UIJIY (ilVKN. that! Charles !. Corr. Administrator of! the abi've named estate, has this dav filed in the olliee of the leik of the! circuit court of Monroe comitv. Slate of ! Tuiaua. his ae.-oiiuts and vom-liers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for brant;;.'' and disj osition in said court at the next term thereof, to-wit: on t lie first, .'Ionday in March. I I . ( IIAKI.F.S cow:. .Ian. 24, '!'!. Ad iiinisf rator. Exccufop's NoHck. TSTOTIOJ, IS HI'liKliY CIVUX. that the undersigned have lti;:ii)t as rixceut.ors .if til will f 1 1 .ran) I. in Hey. ileeeased. Said estate is ? apposed ti Ik' sniv WAin-:i: c. i.inki.kv. i:i;m i ii. i,i i'i.i: . .Lin ii ' ! c .

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co to TERRE HAUTE, Where a thorough hm-.ines .-. edr.eatioii is jtiveti all students. Hook ki t piiiK, Shorthand, Tclcuraphv and 'f vpewritini; thoroiiKl'lv taught bv experts. The TERRE HAUTE COM MERCiAL COLLEGE one of the oldest and largest in the West. National in its character. Students enter at any ti.iie.

A Good Wife Is always pleased to have the very Hi st Grade of Goods for the Table. .Some goods are dear, even if they are Given Away Von should take the hint, and buy your Groceries and Queensware ol A. Jl. Wilson. He tarries the finest, and largest stock and takes great pains "With Every Order and charges the lowest prices. You should quickly order him to send you a Sack of Flour! With coffee, sugar, tea, rice, crackers, cauued and dried fruits,

SHEltlFF'S SAL.K. By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from the clerk of the Mo:-iroe eirruit court in a cause, wherein The Chicafro Trust and Savings llank is plaintiff and Frank A. Hale, William K. Trailer and J. O. Henderson are defendants, requirinir me to make ti'" smn of Kleven Hundred and Si.Ntv Hollars and imrty-tnrei Cents (1 ltiO::Ci). with interest on said decree and costs. I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, MARCH IOtu. 1891, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'rlock p. m.. of said day at the door of the court house in I'.loorainprton. Monroe comity, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven vcars. the followinff real estate, to-vvit: ,, . , The northeast quarter of section eighteen IS tofrnship .seven 7 north range two 2 cast, containing one hun dred and sixty lfio acres of land, more or less, according to Government survey. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said dc-; eree. interest and costs. 1 will at the!

same tine and place, expose to public j sueh rents and profits will not sell sale the fee simple of said real estate, a sufficient sum to satisfy said de(iv so much thereof as mar be sufficient cree, interest and costs, I will, at the

I to discharge said decree," interest and costs. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or ap. praisemeut laws. WII SOX -VP VMS Feb. 14 -.,4. Sheriff Monroe' Co. i Notice ol" Application Tor License,

TUK STATE OF IN DIANA. COUNTY coV ,m i , meuirecieaasatoreof Monroe. The undersigned, a 1 b" the J-?erK. o.the Monroe male person over twenty-one vears of , circuit conrt m the aforesaid cause reage, an l an inhabitant of the State of ' ?,uin.I,? .me Emak4e r5.nSUm v

Indiana, hereby gives notice to the ii;n nf ibi, JnM ..it,. t ii,: tn'n,lnf(hi,'l'itvif:H ,.itV. in Bloominsrton townshin. in si.l conn! ty of Monroe, and Stat of Indiana, that he will at the March term of the Hoard of Commissioners of the county of Monroe. in the State of Indiana, in the year lStit, apply to said Hoard for a license to sell intoxieatinsr liquors, to-wit: spiritons. vinous and malt liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time, for the period of one year with the privilege of allowing' the same to be drank upon the premises:the.said prem ises upon which he desires to .sell said j spiritons, vinous and malt liquors, lie- j the said city of llloominjrton, in Uloomiiifrtou township, in Monroe county, Indiana, and more particularly described as follows, to-wit: A part of In-lot number one hundred ami fifty-seven 157. in the city of liloominyton, Monroe eounty, Indiana, bounded and described as follows,ti-xvit: Commencing twenty feet east of the southwest corner of said in-lot number one hundred and fifty-seven 157. runningthence north one hundred and thirty-two 1.12 feet, parallel with the west line of said lot to an alley, thence east alimg said alley twenty-seven 27 feet, thence south one hundred and . (o.i J . M-.I . . .1 ..,ct .rfccM w fi, trt west twenty-seven '27 feet to the place of begrirmiufr. GEXBKAr, Mcdowell. Feb. 7. '!. Probate Causa No. ;t03. In the Circuit Court, ilonroe County, Indiana, December Term. 1S93. Willimn .1. Lowe. Administrator of the estate of l'eter Cnrinichael. deceased, vs. Iydia Cai'michael, .lames R. Carmii hael. Michael T. Cai-miehael.etal. To Uichard Carmichacl and Ilarvy Dodd. Vou are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as Administrator of the estate aforesaid, has tiled in the circuit court of Monroe county. Indiana, a petition, making yon defendants thereto, and prayinir therein for an order and decree of said courl authorising: the stile of certain real estate belonging1 to the estat" of said decedent, and in said petition described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabilities of said estate: and that said petition, so tiled and pcndin.fr, is set for hearing in said circuit court, at the court house in Uloomimrton, liuli:iti:i- nn the d indicia! dav of the t March term, 1S!H. of said court, the same lieirifr the nth day of .March, 181M. Witness the Clerk and seal of saiil court, this Kith dav of December, 18!).'). ISKAI-I dOIl'X W. CKAVEXS. Dee. :.o. 'n:), Clerk. 15. A. I'ulk. Attorney. tDL'XCAX A llATMAX, Atlys. Xotife to XOM-KsiUents. The State of Indiana. Monroe County. In ihcMtuiroeCircuit Court, December Term. 1 S'.t.'l. rThe AVoiUinpmenV ISuildinjr Loan Fund andSavinps Association vs. Daniel A. ltnt-eher, Kate (.. llutcher, John V. Harnett, et al. Complaint Xo. .1004. Now comes the plaintiff by Duncan & ISatman. its attorneys, anil nics its

complaint herein tojrether with an afli- ; the citizens of the City of Wooming-toti. davit of Ira C. Caiman that said de- j Indiana, and of the First Ward of said fendants Daniel A. HuU-her. Kate C. . City of Blooininglon and of MoomiiiirI'.utcher and .loliii W. Harnett are not i ton Township, in sti id county of Mon-rcsideiit-i of the State of Indiana: that ; roe and State of Indiana, that he will' said action is for the purpose of en-' at the March Term I Slit, of the Hoard loreinp a lien against real estate and , Of Commissioners of the county of Mon-

tlmt said non-resident defendants arc! necessary parties tnerern.' Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, last named, that unless they be md appear on the fi fat day of the iicxt term of the Monroe circuit court, tr. be hidden on the first Monday of March. A. 1.. lS'.it.at the courthouse in liloominrton in said county and State, and answer or demur to I s ii.l coin plaint , the same will be heard and determined in men- arisencc. Witness mv name and the seal of said court alllxed at )!loominrton this l'.itli dav of December, A. 1). lS'.):i. IsicAi.l JOHN W. CKAVENS. Dee. '!::. Clerk. MO SON KO DTK. ! I1MK TAIII.K AT III.OOM IXOTOX , ' Mail Traill North arrives j Mail Train North ! Louisville Aeeom'd'n North, l'eal Freight North. 'Mail Traill South. ) Mail Train South. I Louisville Aeeom'd'n South. : Uv.il I i oi.rht South. . K. lil'.LTi'N. IX 111 ANA. 1-?:00 n m 10:17 :i m 7:10 p in 7:0.". a m 4: or, a m 1:00 p m ii:.'tt a m j ?:' u in: I:NT. 1

N. P. BROWN & SOI, CA-BIOSriET MAKEES. All kinds of iIl)KBOAIU)S. 'ARLOR CABINETS, 15OOK-0ASES asii 1X AMENTA L WOKK IK."E TO (tltl)KR, and Job Work of alt kinds. Repairing Fi-rmtvkk and Uptiolstkuino done on short notice. Full line of l.'pholftcriug Sampics kept 011 hand. IIi.oomixotos, Ixn., Feb. 7th, '94.

& I THE L.AKGEST AGE2IV IN THE CITY. $15,500;0Q Urns Mi in this City Last Year. Office One Door West of tho National Hotel, ItLOOMlXOTOX, rVPIAKA. SHEKIFF'S SALE. ily virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of ti, m . ... ...w. , wherein the Workinprnens Ituildinir Loan Fund and Savings Association is plaintiff and Lewis 11. Thrasher, Herman II ul man. et al are defendants, reiuiriuy me to malte the sum of Six Hundred and Eighty-eiht Dollars and Fifty-three tents, with interest on said decree and costi-. I will expose at public sale, to the hig-hest bidder, on SATl'RDAY, FEUUUAHY: 24th, 1894, ! oetween tlie hours of 10 o clock a. m. . an(, 4 oVlock p. m., of day at tUe ! (loor ,rf the c, honlie i Riiiiirtmi. ! Monroe eounty. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven j years, the following real estate to-wit: Lot number seventeen (IT) in the town of Smithville, county of Monroe i and State of Indiana. ! "sune time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, ! 4,r ,nueh the' as may be sufficient j t b;scharge said decree, interest and uo . . . . ... . Said sale will be made without I ? reliff whatever from valuation j or appraisement laws. ' And by virtue of the same certified .;,Vviw"""" i nine Cents, with interest on said decree and costs. I will at the same time and ?pC8e at P"Wie to -th h' f 4ndd the nte and Profits ' ,0I" J f5"? not n? )" the low,n& real estat ' ! number twenty-four (24) and twenty-seven (27) feet off the south i side oi lot number twenty-three (23) except thirty (30) feet north and south and fifty 50 feet east and west of lot twentv-four (24) heretofore deeded to Ellen Ross. All in town of .Smithville, in Monroe county, Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient Sum to satisfy said de cree, interests and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WILSON ADAMS. Jan. .11, "!4. Sheriff Monroe Co. SHERIFF'S SALE. Jly virtue of an execution to me directed from the Clerk of the Monroe ! circuit court. I will expose at Public Sal to the hurnest bidder on .SATURDAY, FBitBUABV. 17th. WM, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day. at Court' House door. Monroe county," Indiana, the following- described property ,to-vit: The northeast quarter of the southeastquarter of section (35) thirty-five township (10 north range one (l) 'west, containing: 4(1 acrs more or less. Also all that part of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of said section thirty-fire (35) town ten (10) north range one (1) west that lies north of Ilea n Hlossom creek and cast of the center line of said quarter quarter containing- sis acres more or less. All situated iu Monroe county, State of IndianaTaken as the property of Willis i Lentz at the suit of Tena Lentz. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or, appraisement laws. WILSOX ADAMS, j Jan. 34, 4. Sheriff Monroe County. FRANCES aod ASTNA WOODWARD, OPTHALMIG OPTICIANS. Diagnosis and relief of all conditions of iiujx'rftx't or painful vision duo lo errors of refraction or eye strain. Oilice Over Collins & KarseU'a Store. OFFICK HOURS : lo to 12 a. in. aiitl a to 4; p. ni. Notice ol' Application for License. The undersigned . a male person over tho age of twenty-one years and an inhabitant of the County of Monroe and State of Indiana, hereby cives notice to roc. Mate or Indiana, apply to said lioard lor a license to sell intoxicating liquors to-wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less qnnntity than a quart at a time, for the period of one year, with the privilege of allowingthe same to be drank on the premises; the said premises npon which he desires to sell said spiritons. vinous and malt liquors, being situated in the First Ward of said City of Uloominirtv-n. township of lUoomiugton. county of Monroe and State of Indiana, and dei scribed as follows A part of in-lot 1 1301 one hundredand thirty, in the city of Itlooming-ton. in HloomiiiirUm township, Monroe eounty. State of Indiana, which part of said inlot is described and bounded as follows, to-wit: Hefrinninjr fr0 fifty feet due south of the northwest coi ner of said lot, thence rtm;iinr south ? twenty-two feet, thence, runnine; eiist Mi fifty feet, thence rumtiiur north SS twenty-two feet, thence mniiinfr west t."0l fifty feet tt) the place of I vjri tttting-. DA N I KL A. STOl ,T. IllKOIUtllfi-Um. llld.. .lull. 'M,

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