Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 March 1894 — Page 4
Republican Progress
SUBSCBUTIOK, $1.50 FEB YEAR. Wat. A. Garr. Editor and Proprietor. TSS HtSINKSS OFFICE OF TITE IRO6&ES8 IS SOW IN TSK FRAMi: BUH.MJfG JUST WKST OF THK Bl'BXKD BLOCK. REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. On Saturday. March 24th. at 1 p. m., in the court room, the Republicans of Bloomington tp. will meet to select candidates as follows: one Trustee, one Assessor, three Justices cf the Peace, three Constables. On Saturday. April th. at 10 o'clock a. m.. the Republicans of Perry tp. will meet at the brick school house, and select candidates ns follows: one Trustee, one Assessor, throe Justices, three Con -stables. All other townships in the county will meet at the time- and places designated by the central committee, and select candidates for one Trustee, for each township, one Assessor, two Justices and two Constables.The Republican Central miftee. ComThe following arc members of the .Monroe County Republican Central Committee: RrtAY, RlsiliU-tni HPIH-TwVl Will
Ih-own, Jas. Davis, C. C Dunn, Wna. H. MoHenry, Thonias Womplsr. Washington Township Thomas J. Farr, Thomas Robison, Richard Brown, Mel. Rolxrtson, John Hacker. gjS MarionTowuship Howard Farr, r Fred. T. Hacker, Miles. R. Wed-
dle, Andrew Cook, John Tomy. Benton Township Wm. L. Adams, George Welch, Charles Barnhill, Wm. Peterson. jt Bloomington Township Wm. F. Browning, Wm. T.-Hicks, Jas. B. Wilson, A. T. Massey, W. B. Jlugbe, Jas. Blair, Isaa&P: Hopewell, Ben. F Adams jr., Hr"Y. Eagleson, Enocbwller, Wm. T. Blair; Wilson Adams, Russell Whit Ernest OHe; Jos. G. McPheete John T. Woodward, Doc. Wilson, W. A. Gahcj Walter Bradfate, Ij. Van BuslEirk, Wm.A.Riec and Geo. D.Thornton. S Richland Township Nathan R. Matson, Geo. W. Faulkner, Wm. Mason, Wm. Reeves, Dow Wood- . all, James Whisoand. "Van Bnren Township John T. Eller, Frank Kirhy, J1 A. Eaton, Peter Thrasher and Wm. Reed. Perry. Township Ben. C. Smith, Hendry F. Uillman, John Miles, Abe Donaldson, Joseph Linzey, Roger Kerr, W. M. Alexander, Isaac Sutphin. Polk Township John P, Sciscoe, Jno. Carson, John Michener, John Bads a'nd James Sexton. . 'fcalt Creek Tow nship Geo. Strean, Wm. . Fender, Monro Miller, .Nathan Hill and B.'evin Piercifield. Clear Creek at Smith rille Silas Grimes, A. F. 'Bennett, John P. Hrrell, J. P. Fowler. Clear Creek at Hnrrodsburg John C. Clay, John T. Nance, Isaac Mitchell. Jos. S. Woodward and George Smith. Indian Creek Township John F. Matthews, Thomas Cunningham, John Kooas jr., Elmore Walker and George East. It turns out that Mr. Blaine's wealth, as is usually the case, was very much overestimated. He;f was generally supposed to be worth moro than $1,000,000, and in' campaign times was accused ofseveral minions, .emu ms i-siaic wul not amount to much more : u - eifln AHA ). , .t than $400,000, mostly in real estate. What effect will the Wilson laTIl linvA Aft.. t.Kn haiainfxe nfarocta
of the country? This is a ques-! "ousob, poor nouses, cu-. tion which is uppermost in thc!869108' he l ost are keeping public mind at present. The ! f rom. PP Ving for P Presidents of the Chambers f ; chanty by their assistance. And Commerce at New York, Boston,! Hkc hnth ;vants to take San Francisco and New Orleans j""' thc "sions . have set forth their views on the) Mrs. Ernest Bicknell and two
sulot m timelv and im22rtont symposium entitled "Home dustries and the Wilson Bill'7 that ' will appear in the March number of the North American Review. A Kansas paper has a long article on George Washington's life and achievements and then in obsolete dictionary words plots his u earn as ioiiows: the saddest part of this sketcH Washington's death, which occurred when he should have been considered but little past the prime of life. He loved to be wKhoutforth st all seasons, and rode orer his plantation on a spewy day, when the ground was woozy, which .caused him toenrhenm and febricitate, and then growse. It was something like sqninancy. or some acute affection of the haise. Instead of administering treatment to make him excern, the ' physicians phlebotomized him, which was noeive. He became rapidly warre, and continued to grow stank, until he ceased to suspire, and all hope of revtotlnn was ahondftned.1 yo man wim a wt ot seii-re-spect could afford to live after that, so George, Li a very orderly and quiet manner, went off and died. Ind. Sun: Ten days ago thc young women who study the fashions in advance of the seasons, and afterward become trimmers in the retail stores, came to the city in considerable number for their schooling. There arc about one hundred of them now.at Fahnley ' ia & McCrea's, ami those at Griffith j Bros, and the Indianapolis Millinery Company will make the total ,! about two hundred. Real KHtate TrauHt'ers, Famished by Jas. W. Jackson. Kecorder. fVn. AnAa anil mnrtAirM. WWTWt.lv P-1C-.tl .lt nt Uiwnrder's ofBce.l M' II Scales to Dillon Talbott. 52 acres in Washington tp. $400 Albert Patton to J L Duncan, lot 15, Smith ville 400 Jas & Williams to O D Thornton, lot 24. Fainriew. coo Tniversity Park land Co to G W Walker, lota S4, 4U and 50, 800 Anna Woodward to Walter Parks lot 17, East A Marshall add, goo Henry Myers to R J Bruner, 50 acres in Salt Creek tp. 000 O C VanBnskirk to .1 W Dittimore 171 acres ia Kean Blossom tp, 5.000 Showers. Gabe. Woolery et al to W A Fulwider.lots 5.7, Prospect 1.300 , S Williams to S & B Stone t o V.acre in iian BJoseotn tp. 10,000
The Application Denied. Indianapolis Sentinel. Judge Baker, on Feb. 26th, heard arguments in the application for the appointment of a receiver for the Bloomington water works. The application was made by
Charles h. Coon of New 1 ork, who holds the promissory note of the water works company people for 3,500. It appears 'that the water works company and tho city of Bloomington are made defendants in the suit, while the property for which it is asked that a receiver be appr inted is in the possession of the contractors who constructed it. Judge Claypool of this city and Attorney Duncan of Bloomington appeared for the plaintiff and W. H. H. Miller and Ferd Winter for tho defendants. Judge Baker refused to issue the order appointing the receiver and gave the plaintiff leave to file an amended complaint within fifteen days, and tho defendants leave to respond within fifteen days thereafter. The Judge announced that he regarded the water works property ample to satisfy all the liens on it, and where such a condition existed he did not believe a receiver should be appointed. Who are the most famous writers and artists of both continents ? The Cosmopolitan Magazine is endeavoring to answer this inquiry by printing a list from month to month in its contents pages. This magazine claims that notwithstanding its extraordinary reduction in price, it is bringing the most famous writers of Europe and America to interest its readers, and in proof of" this claim, submits the followingpartial list of contributors for the fivM mnnflio anilinn, I.'.i 1.-,, .... Valdes, Howells, Paul Heyse, Fran- j cisque Sarcey. Robert Grant, John J. i (posthumous). Walter Besant, Mark! Twain. St. George Mivart. Paul Hour- ! get. How this is done for 31.50 a the editors of The Cosmopolitan know. year only The pork packing firm of Coffin, Fletcher & Co. of Indianapolis received an order last week for ten car loads of pure lard for export to Hamburg, Germany. It was shipped via Big Four and Kankakee despatch to New Port News then via Barber steamship line across the Atlantic. Down on Herest. "I wish these missionaries didn't vary so mncb, said King Kannabue, as he swallowed his portion of the i roast. "I wish so, too, said Queen Kannabile, "but there arc so many brands of Presbyterians k-o ,!.,-, k.J ...k The latest novelty is Etchenc. It is a harmless liquid. Paint it over a picture in a paper or magazine, put paper over the picture,
rub with the finger or a spoon and ; pour into their stcre rooms, cov. lo, you have a reproduction of theiering the goods with a gritty coat-
cot. It s great fun for children I and it s useiul. too. 11 srood ink j is used on the original picture as many as three reproductions can lie taken from it.. In thirty counties of this state bv no means tho lamest , lJlt' v "u uieaus uie 'l,ne!5t) there have 1ie?n reported, in anreported. swer to a circular sent out by the G. A R. committee on State Sol - diers work Asylum, ISO soldiers in , daujrhters. of Gas Citv. are the 1 guests of E. E. Sluss, west 6th st. Wm. Cowdcn was the lucky bidder for the big ditch in Bean Blossom tp., at nine cents per foot. Walter Lindlev. thc druggist and pharmacist, was at i Indianapolis over Sunday, on a visit to his family. Ed. T. Barnhill and Miss Viola Gebard, both of Unionville, were niarried ou Sunday, at thc bride's residence, David Shceks, at one time clerk of Monroe county and for a number of years a citizen of Dallas, Texas, died in his new home last week. Billy Campbell of Bedford i has taken charge of the horses of Messrs. Miers and East. Monroe county is going to train some fast steppers this season. Ihe new "Sig" hall, over the Monroe Co. Bunk, was dedicated on Friday night by a grand banquet, to which the members of the fraternity and a number of invited guests did full justice. Dealers in perfumery arc petitioning against the men who sell "odeuer de skunk" in the court nousc yard. A little skunk goes great way, and it is cheap, so no j Wilson billist should object -Born to H. S. Headlcy (.rife, north of town, a son; toia i W esley JJarrow and wife, north of ' tnwn si rlnnrjrhtr- tn Ii Laplnnc anj wjfe 0f Victor ' ' a daughter; it W. Jr. Pnett and wife, west of town, a daughter. A house on west ad street was burned last Sunday morning at 1:30 o'clock. It belonged to John Taylor, and was unoccupied, the tenant having vacated it on Saturday morning. Some persons had been dancing and cavorting around in the house during the early hours of the night, and the tire is attributed to sonic of the "hot" people who participated. ! Insured for $400. Loss total.
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tp., nn old and well known citizen of the county, died on Friday last. Ho was about 80 years of age. J. M. Calahan is tho lucky competitor as an essayist on the "Coming Nation' the decision j boving baon rendered by Edward Bellaiuv Next meeting of the Republican central committee, on March 17th. The meeting last Saturday was one of tho largest ever held the room was crowded with men from all parts of the county, all wide-awake and determined. The next meeting will be held in the grand jury room. Henry Gentry will begin early this spring to remodel the west end of his building, corner of 5th street and the Avenue. The part occupied by the Bass and May barber shop will be built up two or three stories, and the hall occupied by the Red Men will be cut up into office rooms. --The K. D. social at thoM. E. church Friday night was a success in every way. Wall. Pauley rendered a solo, a "variety'' number was given by Mr. n Unite, the guitar and mandolin were handled artistically by Messrs. Spencer and Mumfordf two solos were snnir bv Miss Elsie Mason, while Miss Perry pleased the audience with a recitation that evinced decided talent as an elocutionist! The receipts were 25 for charily. Miss Margaret King and W. B. Adamson were married at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. U it. i'erdue IU JJeUioM, Thursday, ill the presence of a few Short, of SprillgVille, officiating. Kino- wis Born i.l mi! in Monroe county, and has a large circle of acquaintances and friends who wish that great joy may conic to her. Mr. Adamson is a well known farmer of Lawrence county, and having the confidence and esteem of all who know him, he will not want for those who wish that every future day of his life may be happier than even March the 1st, 18 9-i. The bride and groom' were recipients of many useful and beautiful presents, and after partaking of an excellent dinner, took the train fr their homo near Springville Tlic City Dust. streets of the The public I....... .....11 ... .1 ,..:, !" uwu neii iwvm mill men were congratulating themselves that this summer t'hev would be free from the annoyance usually endured because of the all-pervad-iug clouds of dust that rise and mg and liittaniing the eyes of customers ana cicrns. iut some mventive genius has discovered that a thin layer of ashes will hold the chunks of oolitic limestone in place, and now they are dumping loads of it over the street?, to be i i m , , , 4i dried up and blown back and forth nn t,, L ainvmv ,,. (inur : on the first stormy day. Going over to our poetry machine and tossin a handfal of nails and cllHnPk of iimberger cheese into it, we ground out the following: When the wind goes roaring round thc square. And ashes rise up as a. cloud. You'll hear the gentle merchant swear In a voice both shrill nnd loud; While our lovly girls, with dust-filled eyes. 'Will mutter as the clouds roll by, And cu bUss the men whose enterprise Has changed their briny tears to lye. Gilly Neill died at White Hall on Sunday night, in his 84th j'ear with grip. Wm. and Jas. Showers have gone to Louisville aud Cincinnati oh business connected with their factory. An early Easter this year in March. Better secure a supply of onion setts. A chemist at Indianapolis has patented a process for manufacturing chloroform and saya that he can make it to sell at 10c. per pound. Sells now for 50c. Mrs. Walter Bradfutc and daughter arc visiting at Sheridan, Ind., where Samuel Wallingford resides. Rov. Givler, an eloquent former pastor of the M. E. church will '.rturo on Thursday night in thc church, by invitation. He is accompanied by his wife. He is located in New York at present. Mrs. J. O. Howe of west 0th st. will entertain them while here. Jennie ' very irood.'' Papa, our cook must he Tapii "Why, my dear ?" Jennie Ilecaii.se, in my lesson, last Sunday, it said that tli - wicked shull not live out half their days, and our cook s;iy she has lived out all lierlife." . . 1 nere 1S5 a uetier cuance to live I I uc mil 11111 11 (Ji uircv-c-corc " j 11 1 : . . . r .1 1 I ten if you will take South Amcrand ! ican Nervine after the griii. It is great tonic, and is sold by Faris Bros., importers agents. Carnegie, the iron king, is married, but has no children. Mr.. Carnegie is quiet and domestic in her tastes, not caring to roam about the world as he does. She abides satisfied most of the year at their crav stone house in NewYork City. Carnegie's greatest j tad is said to Ijc the desire to give away books, lie has spent more than a million dollars in this, way, and the gifts include some very large and expensive libraries. He is f!0 venrs of aire and his wealth is estimated at about. 000,000.
Latest word from M. F Dunn is to the elfect that his nhyl
1 facialis have no hope of his recov cry. Looks very much like spring had come cold waves arc reported, but they veer off and do not reach us. Long may they continue to veer. There will be a grand mass Republican meeting on March 31, at w hich a speech will bo delivered by Hon. Wm. I). Owen, one of the most eloquent orators in the State. There will be fuller announcement of thi Aveek. meeting next -- Bloomington is taking on city airs. The hucksters drive t h rough the back streets singing "ah-puls!" "tatoes!" "hoo-na-noos!v while Sunday parades arc beginning to be indulged in with great frequency. Go away, you Bedford fellows yours is no city. Bad Lauudry Work. Kd. Progress Since the city lias two steam laundries I believe it would be well to ciill the attention of tho managers to one great fault with such establishments, viz: breukinggoods while ironing. Collars have been received here from some of these clothes destroying foundries with edges crushed flat." the threads broken into a raw edge, while the button holes were torn, and cuffs are treated in the same way. It seems to the outsider that too much pressure is put on the ironing machines. I noticed some work last week that had been done in this way. The best work is done at Trov, X- Y.. where the roll of the collar is as even ns if made over j a wire vou never see the iroods broken nnd the collars ruined there as vou can Examine see nivsirations ot ii nere. your work carefully and insist that be done right. ' A Pathos. Persons who wish the. St. Nicholas or Century magazines, should call on J. G. Mcl'hectcrs and go into his club arrangement. New subscribers will be given the December number of either magazine free. There is no good reason why you should pay lper pound for Imperial green tea, when you can get the same article at Hemp. Wilson's for 25c. NOTICE OF EXAMINATION. The examination for scholars who wish to graduate from the common schools will bo held at the high school building, in Bloomington, on the third Saturday of March and April. F. P. Toi rm u, Feb. 21, 'f4. Co. Supt. HIGHEST i -FOBthe ran pi THE "STANDARD" utut m ii m mum MEDALS -AND 5 DIPLOMAS. FOR Best Kotarv Scwimr Machine. i Best AVork ou Sewing Machine. j Best Family and Manufacturing! Hewing Machine. Exhibit of Family aud Manufacturing Machines and Appliances. Embroidering Machine. mm mm mmi a. CO Euclid Ave.. CI.EVEJ.AX1, - - OHIO. CAMPBELL & DAVIS, Agents, Bloomingtox, Ind. Notice of Final Settlement of Kstate. NOTICE IS HEREBY OI VEX to the creditors, heirs and legatees of James I). Maxwell. Sr.. deceased, to appear in the Monroe circuit court, held at Hloomiiiffton. Indiana, on the Kith day of March, and show cause, if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not he approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness the Clerk of said court, this 1 0th (lav of February. ISiH. JOHN W. CILVVCSS. Feb. 14. "'.14. . Clerk Monroe C. C. 11. A. Lee, Att v. NEXT TO THE BIBLE. The sermons delivered at the Parliament of Religions at the ! Columbian Exposition can be purcnascd at thc eliice of the Bloomington World. The book is handsomely bound, contains over iooo pages, and was edited by a former I. U. Instructor, Prof. Walter R. Houghton, and published by R. C. McNecly, who is a native of this city. The publishers of thc World offer the book, in connection with six months' subscription for $2.50, which is certainly a very reasonable offer, as the the price of the book alone is $2.50, They also offer a handsome portfolio of twenty-two World's rair views in water colors, for $2.00, including a year's subscription to Thk World. The retail price of the portfolio is $1.50, Jtnd a more acceptable gift or keepsake could not be found. Address or call 01 Cravens Bros., Pubs, World.
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(Attorneys aro earnestly request ed to remember 'The Progress' when they 1m vc any legal advertising: to do.) Lor DBS & LoTOBK, Atfys, ofliee over National Hank. All legal business carefully attended to. I'i'obatebusiness and collecting of claims will be, given prompt attention. 11. IX rJjiTNC'A N. Attorney, ofliee over Corner Shoe Store, west side block. Will practice in all courts, and give the most careful attention to probate bust nesa and collections Fri.i; A. Cork, Attorneys, otllee over Corner Clothing .Store, west side square. Probate business a leading specialty. j ColleetionsmudeHnd promptly remitted. Mt'i.KY A Kick, Attorneys; probate business, insurance and general collections will receive prompt attention. Otlice over the Corner Clothing Store. EASTiS'Mu.r.KR Attorneys, ofliee over .lesse Ilowe's.,west side square. Vill practice in all the courts, nnd will make a specialty of probate business, commercial collections, ctc.ctc. W'a. II. K.tsr, Attorney. Probate business given special attention. Will collect claims and make loans. Ollice on north side square, lip-stairs. C. R. WomtAf.i., Attorney; pension I business a leading specialty: will prac tice in all courts; oihee over the Eagle Clothing store, west side public square. I amps 1". Mono ax, Attorney at Law, office on north side of Public Square, in old llee Hive Block. Is giving his whole attention now to his law practice. Will practice in all the courts. Collections and Probate a specialty. II. A. Lkk, Attorney, office over Express office, west side square. Will practice in all courts, and give probate .business careful attention. .1. II. Fimiriit. Attorney at law. Office over Hall Bros dry goods store. Does a general probate and collecting business. Will practice in all the courts. Wii.sos A- riATKtM.u, Attorneys. Otlice over lllewitt's drasr store, west side of square? Will practice in all courts, and give special attention to probate bnsiness'nnd collections. THOMAS 6e GO. DEALERS IN COAL, WOOD, IiiaiE, SAND, CEMENT, ADAMANT, &e. West Kirkwood Avenue, three doors East of Tannery. Leave Orders at Lindlcy's Suns.
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A Good Wife Is always ploaswl to have the very Best Grade of Goods for the Table. Somo goods are dear, evwv if they aro Given Away You should take Ihe hint, and buy your Groceries ind Queensware of A. II. Wilson. He carries the tinest and largest stock and takes great rutins With Every Order and charges the lowest prices. You should quickly order him to seno you a Sack of Flour! With coffee, sugar, tea, rice, crackers, canned and dried fruits.
SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtm; (if a !irtifiwl copy if a Deeroi to inn diivctoil from the clerk of thi- .Monroe circuit court in si causi? wherein The Chicago Trust and Savings Uank is plaintiff, and Frank A, Hale, William U. Tnisher ;.tnd J. O. Hender son arc defendants, requiring mo to make the sum of lMcven Hundred and Sixty Hollars and Thirty-three Cents (nii(l:'i:i). with interest on said decree und costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JIAKCII 10th, 1S04, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m, and 4 o'clock p. m.. of said duv at the door of the court hor se in Bloominpfton. .Monroe county. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate, to-wit: The northeast q-.tarter of section eighteen IS township seven 7 north range two 2 east, containing one hundred and sixty liM) acres of land, more or less, according to Government survey. If such rents and profits vill not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and pluce. 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 eosts. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. WILSON ADAMS. Feb. 14. '(H. Sheriff Monroe Co. Notice of Application for License. THK STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY of Monroe. The. undersigned, a male person over twenty-one years of age. aud an inhabitant of the State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of the said city of Uloomington. and of the First Ward of said city, in ISloonangton township, in said county of Monroe and State of Indiana, that lie will at the March term of the Hoard of Commissioners of the county of Monroe, in the State of Indiana, in the year 1804. apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: spiritous, 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 uon the prem.ises:the said premises upon which he desires to .sell said spiritous. vinous and malt liquors, being situated in the said First Ward of the said city of itloomington, in Uloomington township, in Monroe county Indiana, aud more particularly described as follows, to-wit: A part of in-lot number one hundred and fifty-seven 137, in the citv of liloomington, Monroe countv. Indiana. bounded and described as follows, td-wit: Commencing twenty feet east of the southwest corner of said in-lot number one hundred and -fif-y-seven 157. running thence north one hundred and thirty-two U2 feet, parallel with the west line of said lot to an alley, thence east along said alley twenty-seven 27 feet, thence south one hundred ami thirty-two 1.-I3 feet parallel with the west side of said lot to the street. thence west twenty-seven 37 feet to the place of beginning. 0BSBEAL Mcdowell. Feb. 7, 't'l. Probate Cause No. 30S. In the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Indiana, December Term. 1S93. AVilliam J. Lowe, Administrator of the estate of Peter Carmiehael, deceased, vs. Lydia Carmiehael, James R. Carmiehael. Michael T. Carmiehael, ctal. To Richard Carmiehael and Ilarvv Dodd. You are severally hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as Administrator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the circuit court of Monroe countv, Indiana, a petition, making you defendants thereto, and praying there in for an order and decree of said court authorizing the sale of certain real estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in said pt tition described. to make assets for the navment of uie debts and liabilities of said estate: and that said petition, so Hied and pending. is set for hearing in said circuit court. t the court house in liloomington. Indiana, on the 3d judicial day of the March term. 1894, of said court, the same being the 6th day of March, 1S'.4. Witness the Clerk und seal of said court, this Kith day of December, 1SU3. SEAL .JOHN W. CltAYEXS. Dec. 20, "93. Clerk. B. A. I'ulk, Attorney. DUNCAN & BATMAN, Attys,J Notice to Non-Uesideuts. The State of Indian;!, Monroe County. In the Monroe Circuit Court, December Term. ISM. nThe Working-men's Building Loan Fund and Savings Association vs. Daniel A. Butcher, Kate C. Butcher, John W. Harnett, et al. Complaint No. :to94. Now comes the plaintiff by Duncan ,fc llatman. Its attorneys, nnd files its complaint herein together with an affidavit of Ira C. Batman that said defendants Daniel A. Butcher, Kate C Butcher nnd John W. Harnett are not residents f the state of Indiana: that sivid action is for the purpose of enforcing i lien against real estate and that buid non-re-jident defendants are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants, last named, that unless they be and appear on the first tiay of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on the first Monday of .March, A. I)., IWl.at the court house in Bloomiugton. in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and the seal of said court affixed at Bloomington this ltlth dav of December. A. I). 1S9I5. f si: a 1. 1" JOHN W. CHAVKNS, Dec. 37, "t'3. CI ork. MONON KOUTK. II MK T.ilil.K AT HI.OOMINOTOX, J.VlllA.V.V. Mail Train North arrives 1:(K a m Mail Train North Louisville Aeeom'd'ii North. Local r'reight North, Mail Train South. Mail Train Smith, LnitiM illc Aceoin'd'ii South. Liwal freight South. A. K. Mil .TON. 10:17 u m 7:10 p m 7:05 a m t :0.-, a m 1 Hill p in :.'0 a m i '. :0O a m j Aoest. i
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