Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 March 1894 — Page 4

Republican Progress SlItfCRllTION, 1.50 l'KRYEAH.

Wm. A. Oaiir. KUitor utid lYnprietnr. TltK 151'SIXKSS t'.fflCK OF THE Vv.tf GGKSS IS SOW IN TH" FlIASIK ni.pix irsr west or Tin: nrnsKP nr.ors. , .. ! REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. On Saturday. Matvh 24th. at 1 p. in., in tho court room, the Republicans of Hloorainjrton tp. will meet t solei-t candidates ns follows: ono Trustee, one Assessor, three Justices of the Peace. thre; Constables. On Saturday. Mai uh 24, at to o'clock a. m. . the Kepnblieans of Perry tp. will meet at tho brick school house, and select eamliilates as follows: one Trustee, one Asa-i; r, tinxs: Justices, three L'ou -stables. All other townships in the county will meet at the time and plaees designated by the central committee, and select candidates for one Trustee, for each township, one Assessor, two Justices and two Constables. Republican State Convention. The Republicans of Indiana and all others who will co-operate and vote with them are invited to meet in delegate convention in Indianapolis. Wednesday, April 2."th, 1S!H. at 10 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of adopting- a platform and nominating candidates for the followingState offices, viz: Secretary of State, Auditor of State. Treasurer of State. Attorney General, Clerk of the supreme court, Superintendent of public instruction. State Statistician, State Geologist, J ndjre supreme court first district. Judge supreme court, fourth district. The convention will be composed of 1.715 delegrates, apportioned among the several counties on the basis of one delegate for each 130 votes and each fraction of 73 or over cast for first presidential elector in 1892. Monroe county is entitled to 13 delegates. Of the total number (1,758) of delegates in the convention 858 will be necessary to a choice. By order of the State committee. Jons K. OowDV. Chairman. RrssFX M. Skei9, Secretary. Republican Meetings. There will be a grand Republican mass convention at Blooniington, Saturday, March 31st, at 1 o'clock p. m. to elect delegates to the following conventions: Joint Representative convention, senatorial convention, judicial convention, congressional convention at Martinsville, May 10, 20 delegates; the State convention, April 25, 13 delegates. lion. W. D. Owen, of Logr.nsport will be present and address the people. At- grand delegate convention and mass meeting will be held at Blooming-ton, Saturday, April 14th, at 1 o'clock p. m., to nominate candidates for the t oUowing county offiees: One clerk, one treasurer, one coroner, one sheriff, one recorder, one surveyor, and two commissioners. The wife and little daughter of Chas. Alexander have returned to their home in Burlington,Iowa. Hon. Will Cumback was in town Saturday, renewing old acquaintances. Died, on Thursday last, at his home in Van Buren tp., Joseph T. Eller, aged 16 years, with heart disease. Saturday was "St. Patrick's day in the morning,'' and it was a lovely day, too. Usually the 17th is raw and blustry. Wm. Thomas accompanied Chesley Drake to Indianapolis, last week, and Drake had one of bis eyes removed by a specialist. Marbles and tops are all "the go'' among the boys now. New " Kmncts are worrying the opposite sex. Bishop Knickerbacker held confirmation services in the Episcopal church, on Friday night and preached oa Saturday. The "penny" social at Walnut St. Pre church, Thursday night, was a grand success, and should be repeated. A "social" was given last Saturday night by the ladies of St. Charles Catholic church, at the home of Roger Kerr. Enoch Fuller is meeting with much success in the sale of stone for building, purposes. The prices are villianously low, however, The "come up seven" fellows had to face the Mayor last week to the number of about twenty. $14.50 was the price paid for this fun, by each participant. Presley Mathers, a former well known citizen of this place, is visiting friends here accompanied by his family. He is located in New Albany, with the Western Union telegraph company. When all the projected new buildings on the public square are completed, there will be no lack of rooms for those who desire them, so don't be frightened at their scarcity now. After two-thirds of the stone quarry companies have passed into the hands of receivers perhaps they will combine to maintain prices at a respectable figure and thus insure financial success. Bed sandstone, which is not half so good as oolitic limestone, is never sold lower than 50c. The space on the south side of the square occupied by the Hughes barber shop and Mobley's dry goods store will soon be covered with a new two-story building, it is related, and rooms will also be built on the lot south -of the bank Work is to be begun as soon as possible. The property belongs to Mrs. Buskirk. The spring fights were duly inaugurated last Friday. A white man and colored man fought with their months on the postoffice corner, and two very prominent citizens fought with pieces of oolitic limestone down on south College Avenue. Then two dogs, a hull and a Newfoundland, had a

chewing match in front of liyan'slN. Luccock, M. A. (iauk, J. K.

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The Death of Judge 8heek3 From the Austin (Tex.) Statesman.

! The announcement of the death of i ! Judge Shocks, coming as it did so suddenly, was a shock to this community. ! in which he had so long lived. He had j acquired fame as a luwvcr and a politieian ill Indiana before he came to Texas. He was a eo-temporarv of llendrieks, Meltanald and such men in Indiana, fejs native State, and stood abreast with such men both in law and polities. Judge Sheeks. when he came to Texas and located at Austin at once took rank with the leading lawyers at the capital and hold that position all his life, t pon ttie most recondite ami ab stract principles of the law he has lonjr 1hhii regarded as authority, lie Had a legal mind, and by industry in his pro fession he obtained prominence as a safe counsellor, and by xhrewdiie.-s and sagacity his success as a practitioner was established and ma intaiued m all courts of the State. As a man he was genial and kindly in his disposition. and he was interested in all the current affairs -if life, especially as connected with his profession, and politics, the latter of which he was always interested in, not with a view of his own political advancement but on account of his devotion to Democratic principles. Judge-Sheeks left Indiana because he did not enjoy the privilege of the expression of his opinions as freely as he knew he could elsewhere. He came to Texas and found himself in full sympathy with the Democratic party of this State, he did not seek to take advantage of it to attempt to obtain office as so many men who came here from the North did on account of the disfranchisement of men of talent "to -the manner born." For the benefit of the people of Texas he did accept a judgeship and dis charged the duties of the oflice with eminent fidelity and great ability. .Tudcre Sheeks has long been a valuable citizen of this city and he carries to his grave the best and kindest sympaunes of this whole community. Tho Genuine Article the Name Blown in the Bottle. To the Editor: J. Scott Harrison, .brother of the ex-President, (and who is a Democrat) was nominated by Cleveland' for surveyor of customs for the port of Kansas City, Mo. He was rejected by the Democratic senators because it was charged that he had voted for Benjamin Harrison m lb2. Now if this is . good Democnhc doctnne and , Jacksonian justice, what is to he the verdict against ''true blue Republicans who not only voted against men on the county ticket j the some year, hut in some in-! stances worked onenlv asrakast I them all the time, and up to this hnnr. flaimincr tn lx hot Rennbli-! cans ? This is no conundrum. Cull it a conundrum, anyhow, so that wo can the more easily give it up, Ed. The fee and salary law of Indiana, so far as relates to Conn-; ty Recorders, has been declared ; unconstitutional by Judge Gillett, J of the Lake circrat court at Crown ; Pomt'ln; Our local building and loan I associations are entitled to a great

deal of credit on account of their j Woollcry left on Alondav for Chileniency toward delitors. Many - 0!lsro lUK fcw York, to huv goods of them have refused to foreclose j fov the Star dry goods store, mortgages in instance where theyipiercc promised 'to call on Talhad a perfect legal right to do so j mag0 ;n lrookh n and preand where such action would have ; snt ollr r.,(.,,is

resulted in great financial benefit to themselves.

In a decision sustaining the ; Trustee, Dan. Robinson for AsCommissioners of Adams county j SOssor, Wm. Kerr and Jona.Lentz the Appellate court has decided I for Justices.

that it is necessary for physicians and surgeons to procure license before practicing. Tho commis sioners refused to allow W. C Cole fees for attending a poor j man because Cole was said not to have license.

Mrs. Elizabeth Muir, of New , cess in his n v. vooaflon. Albany, administratrix of the estate of RoWt Muir, deceased, has I Cuas 1Ic.luT' whose fi,lllll-v filed suit against the Monon Com-! resile 011 llorl" N alll,lt stl'TOt'- 1U pany for $10,000 damage's for tho! the McCalla house, spent Sunday death of her husband. She al- i n K'oomington. Mr. Henry is leges that while engaged as an en-i m hnsmcss m Anderson, where he ginccr he met his death at Harris-; f thc of,a ,iirS(! "nnnt of town through negligence on thc i the st0l?k ,h railroad.

th nnrt nf tho f-ni.innnv's nmployes, under whose care the track was placed. as a resiui oi me couiciencu between General Manager Me - Doel, of the Monon, and the citi zens of Lafayette regarding the new shops at that point, the proper authorities hare agreed to anticipate the $130,000' to bo raised by taxation, by advancing $50,000 that the company may iniine-

,j- . l i - ,i. ti. jii.ooMiiF.i.n, nr. .1.. .Maren i.. J lie diatcly begin work on the shops, ; Rov I)r w. itaiientine, pa.st.,r of tho grading, etc., having already j the First Presbyterian church of P.looinbecn completed. ' 01- nils decided to n-cpt the cull to 1 j the First Confrefrat.ienal church of President Ingalls Of tho Big I lSattimorc. Vr. I In! leucine's reasons Four railroad lines recently issued j rJSnt-kta ?h"M Z"',! an order by which 1,300 men ! is In favor of tho revision of the Conwere discharged because they per-1 "f .1'itli' thlnkn that in- . . ., js i ..I i , strnment is too liternllv and nirinlv Sistently refused to pay their debts, j interprets, lie has l.eea pastor X the Ingalls said the pay car was al- church for twenty years.

ways beseiged by sheriffs, con - stables and collectors, and it was very annoying, besides l-quiringi me services oi extra eierss. ii uKUfli,uniSiA, j ness and indifference to their debts;

as is now the rule with some com- j shrill whistling, coarse conversapanies, a better class of operatives j tiou and vulgar conduct. Their is assured for thc near future. j names have' lieen secured and The following was adontod at'p'aced in the hands of the proper

the ministers' meeting, recently: Resolved, By the Ministerial Association of BloomiiK'ton, Ind., representing the evangelical denominations, Unit we indorse the proposed Christian Amendment to it,a iet!f i,f rr 4l,.v t:i,U..,l rr. """7" . . otaxes, ana respoeuuuy asK me of Representatives, now having the proposed aniendnient in charge, to report favorably as soon as possible. Eesolved, That this resolution be signed by the officers and members of the Association, and forwarded at once to the judiciary committee. L. T. Van( 'leave. Pres.; J. W. Clevengcr, Sec; (.

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ATTKNTION, ICeuicans of BlooniiiiRton Tp.

You are rerjnested to attend the Primary Elc.ctum.ut the court house on SATURDAY. MARCH ilrii, JS'jl, and select candidates for the following named oflievs for said township, viz: One Trustee, one Assessor, Three Justices of the Twice and Three Constables. The polls will be open from 12 o'eloek ' until 5 o'clock p m. Candidates are; requested to iurnislt tu kots. The per- i sons receiving the highest number of ; Trttes will be declared the nominees. ! Wm. V. IhtowNiNo, ! Ch'nin Monroe Co. Rep. Cen. Com. ! James It. Wll.wix, Sec'y. i ,,, , ., ! j-ikj. inn uiiu njxu ui i castle, Ind., arc tho proud parents' j. i OI a son. j j. ii'i, inn miu njxu ui -en-; -Morcy Dunlap was non.inatCd tor Mayor liV tho lvopuhlicans I of Anderson bvamaioritv of 9 i 1 ' ' i Thos. Branntun is dangcronsly sick with pneunionia at home north of IHoominsrton. his Mt'S. M. J. BradflltC, who j has been visit tm her titiirlitcr. Mrs Marshall in Kanw Civ ' - returned to iUoonuiigtou last week. The Republican central committee held an enthusiastic meeting in the grand jury room, last Saturday. "Kgad, sa.li, Kurnel Bret k'nridgc, of Kentucky, sah, seems to have been a dcvlish bad man, sah," says the Indianapolis Sun. A decision was rendered last week to the effect that devotional exercises can not be enforced in tho public schorls of Indiana. Moses F. Dunn is still confined to his bed at Urovnst;own,Ind., and Ben. Punr. is with him. He convalesces but slowly. The people were much intcrwfi1 in ll.o l-',,4 fl.ol r ;,ii...... , thph. fo -.n Satim,ay- Tho stolv W!l.s CIwd. w, a aud fwm fUilMM? !ia 4ipnn - - x . -Times arc too hard for the hall shows. The Hostel 1 company that was to give some of Bill Shakespeare's plays, surrendered w its creditors, atMielliyvilh, last Week. John Kdmondson lias been endorsed by the Lawrence county Republicans for Prosecutor. He i is good for a second term with but i little effort. Thv cVem-n" wtnvnn Aom an iinuu,n.c iMWjncfw now. aml wcl! j,,;.,.,,,,! for Kvl orvthin; is now, neat and clean, anV, the" best service is rendered the well pleased jrucsts. Try a Sunday dinner ct the ."Acorn." -Lcn. S. Field and Pien

The Democrats of Henton t p. jdered durimr the illness of the have nominated G. N. lirock -fori mother tha has been lost to us.

Wm. T. Blair has been proffered and has accepted the posi tion of superintendent of the Cen tral quarry and stone saw nulls, Mr. Blair's business qualifications I are of a sttpenor character, and wo have nil doubt he will lie n sue. oomo time jast iatl lie SOKl HIS 111terest in tho glas -vorksat Ander son lor ttiau.uoo cash. lie is a candidate for Congress in his dis- , vrict, and will probably receive 1 the nomination. The following is of special interest hero because Dr. Henry W. Ballentine is one of the sons of Prof, liallentinc, one of the st rong men of I. U. some years ago: ; ()n moonlight nights, and es-i j pccjallv on Sunday nights, a gang! 0f row'dv boys congregate on the ; i,)W stono waju of west 0th street, jhsi casi or w niiaKers, and annoy the entire neighborhood bv their j authorities, so that they may be : ''" "1K)U lo 'h'nate nine or ten; I dollars to the city some line Alon- j dav morning. Watch for ear potatoes, Friday, March 50. Thc best Michigan i potatoes will bt lid from car at &,nU ,,usht., -remember. for this date only. Mr. (Jlcveland'sdesire (ogive steady employment to labor, by providing free raw materials, sounds very well lo men who do not raise sheep or mine coal, iron ore or lead. The A usiralian wool, Nova Scotia coal and Spanish, Cuban and Mexican ores, to be landed at our ports, mean unstcady cmployment lor several class".-- f American labor.

Tribute of Respect.

Heath has again invaded the sucivd ! - con tines of a home, nnd as is usual it : (Attorneys lire earnestly requestseems to those wim are left to mourn j -i to remember 'The ProuTess'

that the chair thus made vacant is the tn::t is hardest to till, and that tindear one thus l ist to earth and friendr was the most precious jewel of all that j clustered about it. Never was this j truth more elearlv exemplified than in the death of Mary -M.. wife of George ; 1". Kcteham. To those who heard the beautiful ! words spoken as a last tribute, and! those near and dear to net, wno lingered around the bier ami so lovingly earessed her cold form for the last lime, it need not lie said that Mot her in this instance was all that the wcrd implies, and that in her death the husband loses a devoted ami true companion, nnd the children their vcrv best earthly friend. lavv.i. Ketcnam died .uurcn hid, i lavy Ketenam died .uurcn "N4' "cr "" "Huess of six day O.'i. She was naturally of a const.itntion. the immediate ca lays, aged feeble Use of inured i the familr cemetery at 12 o'clock. Saturday, JIareli irth; the Rev. IJuiney Short, assistcd by Rev. Steele and Rev. Kller, ! conducting the funeral exercises. Four j j of the five children and all of the brothers and sisters except one were present, i Mrs. ICetcliam was a consistent and deI I r.,.,,,,1,.... .( tlw. M 1.' . -ll 1. r.. fifty years of her life', 'nd ill her last hours she expressed a periect conudenee i i1? "hmuvhio power u uw v vnoiu i s i yi'i ano serveo so la iiuuiiv. the. family have the warmest symnathv of a wide circle of friends in th s their great bereiiveiuent. " Wm.H. Easton of tStinesvillc, aged til', died on Monday. James llarrell, a well known citizen of the south part of the ' . i- i , i i . i euuiu, men un oniiiiuu iasi. " J j f:.iiit TI f! Allen nnA wife ' T ,. 1 ,.i , .... oi iiitiiauapuiis nave occii visiting W. J. Allen and family. Col. Lint. Tavlor, formerly I of this place, has been nominated j. !! it i iiiui circuit jinigc ny uit! ivcpumicans of his district. lie is located at Lafayette. The infant child of Henry O. Axtell was baptised on Sunday by IVtshop Knickerbacker of ihe Episcopal church. The lice Hive and the Banner dry goods stores begun cutting prices last Saturday, and calico dropped to ono mill per yard, or ten yards for one cent. It was fun for buyers while it lasted, but the red calico was soon exhausted. The woman's presbytcrial missionary society will begin its session Tuesday, 27th, at V a. m. in "Walnut St. Pres. church. Delegates will attend from Indianapolis, Columbus, Franklin and Grceucastle. Mrs. Wells of R. Wayne, the Synodieal President, will give an address in the afternoon, and in the evening a returned missionary will occupy the time. The public is cordially invited to attend these meetings, and members of other church societies engaged in the work will find them interesting anil helpful. A Card of Thanks. The family of (ioo. lVKetchani wish to tender to kind friends their most heartfelt thanks for the tintirinff and devoted assistance renIteal Estate Transfers Fumislieil hy.las.V. Jackson, Uoconli'r. For deeds and mortjrajfi's. convetly executed, eall at lieeorder's otiiee. Thos I Hates to Slieliael Fleener, ' 177 neres in Marion tp. $1,000 John Closson to A Ulinaouie, Ou acres in Marion tp, " ! John 1'ryor to Iiobert I'ryor, swq seq Sft-VH. Marion tp, Abraham I'lyor to UoliiTt I'ryor, 80 acres in Marion tp, J W I'ryor to Uol'ei't Hryor, So acres in Marion tp, loibe ,t l'.u..,kirU to Henry tientry pt lots .';.l and S21. eity, Jos V HawlinsUi r.evi 1' I'ytTe, lanil in asliiisjrton tp, Xaney Lanffley toll .illeudiiek.soii, lot 37, l-'airview, l-siiira J MetJee to Mary 1 Wakefield, 15 acres in Perry tp, Wm I nipley to dura II Siliert, H",!i acres in Marion l, Clara E Sibert to H K Smith, 1M acres in Marion tp. Every person who has had lagrippe is in need of a tonic. The best tonic in the world is South American Nervine. The genuine imported article is sold onlv bv Ftuis Biw. Persons who wish the St. Nicholas or Century magazines, should call on J. (r. MePheetcrs and go into his club arrangement. New (subscribers will be given the December number of cither magazine free. There is no good reason why you should pay per pound for Imperial green tea, when you can get the same article at Hemp. Wilson's for r5o Xolice of Sale (if Heal lislale. ; -m-otick is MliUKIiv civi:.. that i-" William J. i.owe. Admi'iii'uator f tlio estate of IVter t'ai ini. hucl. il ceaM il. will ollVr at. pill 1 i,-. unci 'on U the iii-licst liid.iyr. oil 'lilt i:si).Y, Al'KlL r.'ni, is;u, all tho f.-:lKm-inr lvnl cMatc, to-wit.: I "art "f tin' niivtliciis!. ii:i rtn- of soction tljirty. I.ou nshiji sewn, nortli ranfrc urn1 west, (lest i-i lied as follow.-:, to-wit: Comiiii-iK iny on tlie north line of the iiortlnvi-t qiiarlev of said hc-tioii at a point liltv roils t of the northwest eornei-thereof . theiu'e rutiiiinsf south one hiiiiihvrt mil two rods. Iheiu-e caM one linmlvcil ami ten rods, thence north ehrht y-live anil a ictlf rods, thence west ! iiinty l oils, tiieiice noitli seventeen and ! a Half roils, thence west twenty rods to j Ihe place of I'e'innin. containiHC- si-; ty-t wo acres more or lev... all in Monroe county and Si.,te of Indiana. ' SaU- to lie" made on the premises at 1 ; o'clock on Kii.l day. ! ti;i;ms l' S.U.K. I One third ijc h. one-third in nine and oiic-ihird in cij'litcen iiionths from day : of ..i!e. Ihe purchaser jrivinjf notes theri-foi-lu-ariii;,' si: ei" ceni. interesl from date, wavin;: valuation am! ai pcait-eeieut Saw:., v. i I It -food freehold ;

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u lieu they have any legal ndver-Using-to do.) I LornKX fc 1.ovii:n. Atl'ys. ofllee over ; National IS.tnk. All legal business j i.-iiivhilly attended to. Probate business and collecting of claims will bo given prompt -attention, n. f. n- v. Attorney, office ,1Ver ovner shoe Store, west side Mock. Will practice in all eourts, and give the most, careful attention to probate business and collections Kfi.K A. Cor.i!, Attorneys, office over Corner Clothing Store, west side square. I'robatc business n leading specialty. Collect ions made and promptly remitted. Mn.KV A IIich, Attorneys; probate business, insurance and general collections will receive prompt attention. Oflice. over the Corner Clothing Stoic. Kast ,t Mn.r.Kit Attorneys, ollice over Jesse H:wc's.,wcst side square. Will ipracticc m all the courts, and will make specialty of probate business, eommercial collections, etc.ctc, Wm. H. Kast, Attorney.- lYol.mte business given special attention. Will collect claims and make loans. Oflice on north side square, up-stairs. C. R. Woman., Attorney; pension business ti leading specialty! will prae tUv in aI1 t.mirts. ofiie0 over tho Kajrlf -i ..:.!.-...,. 1:., , , .,. ,, .,,.. ,,,. ,. r ? Iamks V. Mono oflice on iiovth side of Public Souare, in old I tee Hive 'Ittock. Is giving his -hnl.. : t tout I, in nfw tn hta Imav miptiee. Will practice in all Ut courts. Collections and i'robatc a Specialty. iu-i-li. .. i.kk. .iiorney, omec over c.x-i office, wes- side square. Will ; practice in all courts, and give probate business careful attention. . ,, ... . , ... J. P.. Ku.m.nT. Attorney at law. ffice over Hall ISros dry goodsstore. Does a general probate and collecting bufii ncss. in practice m bu tnc courts. Wilson .v. n.TKli:i.D, Attorneys, mi;,.,. v.r l!lpu-ilt'i ilrnii" fitore. west side of square. Will practice 'in all courts, and give special attention to probate business .and collections. THOMAS & GO. ieai.i:rs in COAL, WOOD, JLIMH, SANI, ;II.-KXT, AI.aiANT, Jtc. "West Kirkwood Avouue, three doors Eatt of Tannery. Leave Orders nt Lindley's Sons.

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YIIK THHOI till UNE TO EAST It WKST - kas.t v.nxn. WKSV BOUND. No. 5, 9:01 a. m. No. 1. 12:39 p. m. No. 21, 2:'i0 p. m No. 7, I2::ll a. m. No. 1, 3:34 p. m. No. :;n. 1:4:: p. m. No. s, :t: :;' p. m. i Xo. i. 0:1'. j. Hi. o. 1. a. m. xo. 4;'8r5o. m, No. . 3:24 a. m. 1i:oi;ia Division Trains leave Terre j Haute. Ind. : No.T., T:05 a. m.; No. T7, ! ri:-?.-, p. m l.KAVE A. V. r. M. Terre Haute. ti:20 t:W Crawfonlsville, ti:l'i ():.t!) I'rankf'irt, !:11 7:1' l..gansport, 10:35 8:43 Aiiiiivic south Hen.1. 1:13 10:53 St. Joseph. 2:43 Close connections at nil points in Mich igan. Any information regarding route, rates, &c.', address C. M. WIIEKLKlt, Traveling I'asscnger Agent. Terre Haute, Ind. E. A. Folll'), tieiic.ral I'lissencer Agent. J. M. CUKSHRfil'till. As-iista nt General i I'asscuger Agent, St. Louis, mo. SUTURE & OHIO SOtTTKWESTEBU IRD NEW YORK AND HOSTON. AM. Til A 1X8 Tll'X THROUGH IJ K s T I X 'J' IL E W O H 1. 1). ' ' The P. & O. Soathwettcrn limited, a cnlirelv new train, Vftsti!uletl, lilitod with Pintsch Gas am! has the Ami-Ttjoscoptc device, 1 raves Cin cinaati ccry evening and the New Vork Expres every morning;. The -hortest and best equipped Itinc between ClXt'INXATI and COLOIISl'S Pullman Parlor and Sleeping- Car. nm nours. Two Solid Train jo PittsburSh Via Columhiis, ZanesviHe and Wheeling-, with P jllinan lUtiiet ialeepin and Parlor Cars. Rates always a !w.a by env other line, and no extra Tare' for fast time on limited veitilmled trains. Ask for tu kets ia Cincinnati and the H, A: O U. It. W.W. PBARODV, O.P. MrCARTV, Vice President. Ocn, Pass, Agt. Kstate of Eliza Sluss, Deceased. NdTlCK IS llKltKItY tilVKN. that l liarlos !. l.'orr. AdminiKtrator of tin- ;i1k)-o naim-cl estaU", hnis tills ilay MU'il in tin tiflici! of tliu C'lork of tin eiivviit court of Monroe county, .State of I ii. liana, his accounts ami vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for hearing and disposition in said court at the next term thereof, to-wit: on the liifjt Monday in March, issu. CHAKLES (r. CORR, .Jan. 31, '91. Administrator. ss'sf T0LJTonici EXPOSITION SUPERB PROTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS. Educational Series.

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' 1! . X . J.OI.RM-.K, I 21, 'iH. Co. Sltpt. ! A Good Wife Js j)lw;,vs lileasod to lldVC tho . i 1 very Best tlrado ot Goods tor tho Table. Sown goods are dear, even if they are Given. Away Yon should take the hint, and liny your Groceries and Qtioensware of A. II. Wilson. He carries the finest, and largest stock and takes great pains With Every Order and eliaries tho lowest prices. Yon should (juickly order him to .send yon a Sack of Flour! With coffee, sugar, tea, rice, crackers, canned aud dried fruits, dec. ATTENTION FARMERS. I can and will supply you at Lowest Prices and on tho most Illiberal Terms, with BINDERS, REAPERS, MOWERS, PLOWS, and all kinds of ME IMPLEMENTS. Call at my place of business,, Two Squares West of Public Square, Bloomingtou, Ind. . Jno. E. Morgan. The best Seed DmIi for t$94 is vair3hah's GARDENING ILLUSTRATED. It tCltS the Whole Story of Gardening to date. Splendid colored plates of the Cannas, Pansiea and Sweet Peas, on which we received highest awards at the World's Fair. It tells yon about Money in Vegetables in the Ho -oe Garden, and conta :us valuable gardeuing hi als for a hard times' year. We mail: r i Pkt. Worki's Pair Panaics, I i Pkt. Warld'ri Fair Sweet Peas, . m-, IVnrM'fS P.ilr CTnnua Seed. with bur ca-.alofruc. all postpaid I tor 34 CIS. m stamps, ptoviucu ' vou n'.iciethispaper.writetc-day. VAUGHAN'S SEED STORK, CAUTIOJI-ir a dealer offora W. 1 Douglas Shoes at n. reduced price, or saya he ha them without name stamped on nottom, put aim aown as a craua. Un?rs . L. Douglas S3 SHOE THE WORLD. W. I.. DOUGLAS Shoes tire stylish, easy fitling, and -yKu better !;.atisfaCli6n :tt tho prioi ml. vertiscd than anv nihtt maktt, Trv one pair and be convinced. The si ampins of W . I.. Douglas' name and price on tho bottom, which guarantees their value, saves thousands of dollars annually t those who wear thcni. Dealers who push thy sale of V. I,. Douglas Shotis pain customers, which, helps to increase the soles f'ti their full lino of tfoods. They can pflbrd to sell at a less jtrofit, and we believe' you can save money bv buying ail your footwear o'f live t iiater advertised below Catalogue free upor application. Ati.iress, W, ti DOUGLAS, JJrucktou, M 00 Ed Wiiktsell, JMooinington, Tiiko TiiKAMiKit, Smithville. C. C. Dunk, Stiucsrtlle. FORTHE NATION'S E 1 THE "STANDARD iBiitrnttauittt o PC "-O 3a P po 2 MEDALS A NO EIPtjOIVI AS. FOR lie) Rotary Srwing Machine, lk'st W rk on iSewinji Machine. Best Family and Manufacturing Stv.vhui Mac'iiiu. Exhibit of Family and Manufacturing Machines and Appliances. Einliroidf rim; Machine. L..ls.& .. isiwMHfi s v e mum f.b -,, .... ... rVri TviV m.x ! tljt-. lIj.Vl1. - - OHIO. i . - ! V AMI bhLh DA IS, 1 Agk.ms, HutoMiNcio.N, Ixd.

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