Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 5 December 1894 — Page 4

No stock in this eountyEquals ours in assortment and variety, at this season of the year. All the latest novel ties in Men's, Boys' and Childrens' WINDSOR, BRIGHTON, AND DOUBLE SLIDB-BAND-YACHT CAPS made of Plushes, Cheyiot3, Meltons, Beavers, etc. NEff UP TO DATE STYLES. OVERCOATS AND MACKINTOSHES . Hen's j Boys and Children' s Suits. Glove Stock Al . Never better. Any desirable thing made in Hats, Caps or Gloves Trust us with your orders for careful filling. Your interests are ours.

I from llis

Arkansas Wis! men who Risked their lives to get it!

i Blood GurdllaQ Stories True

or Prowess!

Why shouldn't they be?

THE

EAGLE,

WJ3 AUK I'KOID HIXTKUS

OF OUIt

J. W, Simmons c Co, West Sid Square

Republican Progress'

SCBSCKIPTIOX,

On Thursday, Dec. 6th, the

Mario Decca Concert Co. , a fine

$1:50 peb tear musical organization, will appear ! an th Hocnnd number of the I7ni-

Tfnv A. Qabc, Editor and Proprietor -t r,tro ,.rtllro Th

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company is first-class in every way and will draw an immense crowd. Get a ticket in timo. Simp. Neeld and wife have returned from a two weeks visit to Lagrange, Mo. A Limestone, Lawrencs c. correspondent of the Bedford Mail sars:

OnWedaesdaT last, at Gw-! Cllins & Karsell, who own a Mrt. Mis. Basic'. daahUr of stock of dlT goods nd groceries

Dr. S. H. Osgood, waamrried to tma plcf teok an mrentory .f

Mr. Jerome Strain, station amat " rrf th Mrainn t tht nnint. MBi CmPb" Bedford,

Osgood is a sister of Mrs. Bitter, wife ef one of the most skillful and popular physicians of Indianapolis. The young couple carry

Qmct Oteb Star Stobr, Fax Block.

Ast man" who has teen appointed Executor, Administrator or Guardian should never give an order for the insertion of his advertising in a newspaper till he investigates the claims of the Pkooresa. Demand that the legal advertising- be sent to the Progress ofBee, where it will be done carefully and correctly, the proprietor having had over twenty Tears' experience in , that class of business.

with them the kiadest wishes of

bast of friends.

Mrs. GQlman died at Terra Haute on Saturday morning, the

resuic or an operauao ier ovarian tumor. She was the daughter of Charles Feltas. Mr. H. J. Feltus and bis brother Charles married sisters. Mr. Feltus and wife left for Terre Haute on Sunday to attend the funeral. Deceased had visited here a aumber of times and was well and favorably known tm many.

Ob Tuesday evening, Dee. 11th, at S o'clock, Miss Maude Tanzandt will be married to Prof. Sherman Davis, in Walnut Street Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Davis will then leave for Germany, the Professor intending to continue his studies in chemistry during the next twelve months.

and Mr.

Marshall, of fileomington assisted.

The Perry, Matthews & Buskirk quarry, superintended by John Torphy is doiag a large business. They are working more men than any other quarry in the county, and ship their output to eastern cities. Ten caannelors are constantly pounding away. They sell blocks, having no saw mill here. Business has been good all year at this quarry. Miss Blanche Lyon, formerly a teacher in the schools of this place, is now residing at Center Valley, Hendricks co. The revival meetings at the M. E. church are progressing in a highly satisfactory manner. The attendance is large, a number of converts have been added to the ehurch, and the interest continues unabated. ' Have you seen Bruce & McGary's stock of boys' clothing that they are selling out at cost ? i It is the finest seen here. Read j their ad. and then sec their stock.

At (! p. ni., Thursday, some thirty persons sat down to a game dinner at the elegant home of C. I. Worra.ll, host known as the 'bird's nest," on east Kirk wood Avenue. The table was groaning beneath a load (if good tilings that are seldom seen in this country at tlio present day. In addition to nil the sauces and relishes that are the usual embellishments of a fine dinner, there was bear meat, deer meat and the meat of the wild turkey. The dinner was given as a reminder .of a recent hunt in Arkansas, from which some of the most skilled hunters and warriors of this locality had but just returned, and the majority of those present had at some period of their lives been noted for prowess on the battle-liekl or for skill in woodcraft. Many ef these men had been compelled to lie ou the cold ground all night when out coon hunting, but this was nothing to the way they'd lie while seatod ubout the tire relating their

hairbreadth scapes. Kwing Batterton, one of the oldest hunters in tho camp, was carver, and he gave generous slieos of the juicy game to nil who desired it.

1 he bear was killed by Luther j

Grimes, near Hincklv, Ark. He

War to the Knife!

A BLOW AT HIGH PRICKS! Where Are Our Competitors ?

1st.

UWl Slf sk Bargain Sale. Begins SATURDAY, DEC.

THE POWER OF GASH has enabled us to offer you the following Bargains of Bargains:

FOK CASH ONLY

Noi. t590, 374 and ti sll. 75 Suits, Keguhir Retail Value $7.50. Far this Sale, $4. Ou and 5.00.

Nos. 5185, 7'2ti4, M34, 0112, 5103, 10044 and D4i)i. These lots

represent 700 Suits. Gi'arantkki to be worth, none less than 15.00, some 818.00 and 20.oo.

You can rake your pick at $10.00.0

WYt MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY, and refund the money if not as advertised. Bring this with you Call for anything advertised, and we'll substantiate this "ad." IN 0YERG0ATS We have a Vermont Grey at d.00, worth 3.50. A "Ray'' Sattinet, heavy and long, Regular retail price, 5.00 to 6.00 Our Special Sale Trice, 3.00. And so on all the way throughWe guarantee to save you not less than 25 per cent., and on the ittr grades as high as 50 per cent. I WILL FORFEIT 1,000 if 1 fail to substantiate every word stated in this advertisement. RESPECTFULLY . MOSE KAHN, Ono Ioor Kust of First National Hank.

fe our tifttut- mi tin handle.

Spring Curry Comb

Clock Spring Blade. Soft as a Brush. Fits every Curve. The

Only Perfect Comb, Used by U. S. Army and by Iiarmuu and

ForepaugU Circuses, and leading Horsemen of the World.

your Dealer for It. Sainple mailed post paw 25 cents.

SFBIsa I'l'BBI COMB CO., lOiUtyetU St, South Bond, Indian.

Tha ponnt.v enminissinners 1

arc now holding their December had P8nf.to tlle cauebrake to eu

meeting.

The fee and salary law passed by the Legislature of 1891 has been declared unconstitutional so far as county treasurers are concerned; and by implication, so far as it affects auditors and recorders. But tho court holds in another case thst the reduction made by tho same law in fees for recording deeds is binding on recorders. The fee is thus made 1 for recording mortgages instead of 1.25. The grounds upon which the law was found unconstitutional arc that when it was enacted,

Shelby county was omitted, which j doteraill8d 1(

gage in his usual morning: devo

tions, when a 000-poimd bear suddenly appeared only ten yards away. To spring to his feet and grasp tWJiugc brute by the snout was the work of a moment he pried the animal's jaw's apart by sheer muscular force, tore its head open, bit off its tongue, and the brute died in terrible agony. Grimes has carefully preserved the hide. The deer was the one caught by

Peter Bowman. Geing out early i iu the morning, to cool his fevered brow, Bowman saw this particular deer some 300 Yards away, and

gives tne statute a local tinge.

The constitution provides that ne laws shall bear simply on one locality and not another. The particular provision of the law relating to county treasurers included 91 counties and left one, Shelby, out entirely, with no method under which to draw his pay, unless he chose to follow the old law, or toluutarily accept the new one. The U. S. authorities are still after the passers ef counter feit dollars in Salt Creek tp. The

get it. He had left

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The Business Man's Statement.

Matrf by

THE LYON

MEDICINE

For Sale by all Druggists.

his gun at camp, and so could not linnt- TIr lav Hmvn nnri rnn-IrI

within ten yards of the deer bo-1 wlfo ,flre uo uexv. to Blcomiugton

tnr it. wnmwl tn rnt friarbt i people, anci ruts game dinner

then when it tossed its head and e1olll)sei1 anything ver given at sniffed tho air suspicious! v, Bow.tuL "bm,s nost-" man began to sing the deer stop- Thoso Preso"t were: Judge D. ped with one foot raised; it was ! D- Banta Ewing Uatterton, H. entranced and the singer np- lon'.v G- K- PerT' 1ct8r nroached cautiously, and u-asnin ' Bowman, L. M. Grime, B. V.

it bv the horns threw it over hi ! Sudbury, T. 10. Lawes, H

sbmilrWs. still siiiB-ino- nnrl tbiw ! Noi'tOll, Belli. Whisiiaild, W.

LaFatmtk, Im, May 2, 1894. Lyon Mediant Co., Indianapolis, Ltd.: Gshtlihek It is with pleasure that I can conscientiously y a good word for LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS. For mor than a year I wu troubled with indigestion and stomach disorders. Various remedies which I tried gave me no relief, until one day laat enmmar I was told by a brother drummer of the virtue of LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS. I concluded to try it, and am happy to ay one box, coating only one dollar, entirely cured me. To those who suffer in I A1A T wmilf4 mi.rnntrv sHvIma thftm

IHDIANAPOUS to use LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS.

IMD. . Yours truly, John B. Snaen,

State Agent Royal Baking Powder Company.

W. Ih BAST, Attorney. 1 Kotiee to Non-Resllents. State of Tadlana. Xf-mnx-Otmnt.y, ss In the circuit eourt, Uctcmbcr U r;n. 1891. Complaint. Xo. 3507. John W. PowW's vs. Carrie F.-Fowles. Now.eoraos the plaintiff bv William

H. East, his attorney, and flies his

complaint heroin, toother with an affidavit that said defendant, Carrie P. Fowlcs.is not a resident of the State of Indiana; that said action is for divorce, and that said non-resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant lust nil mod. that unless she lie and appear on the 2!th day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court to be holden on tho Si Monday of I)eccnibur,A.I). 1894, at the court house in llloominjrton, in said county and State, and answer or dcinnr to said complaint the same will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness my name and the seal of Raid court aftixed at Itloominfrton this 3Bth day of Xovember, A. l., 18114. seal JOHN T. WOOJlWARn, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. XovSS.'W

GENTS wfJ!k ,

MakctT best

.Tl IUDINlfEAl r WLLSUM.

Everybody wants this new book by America's Greatest Humorist. liest thing for years. A great chance to make big money. Agents are making from 5 to $10 a duv. Send for circulars and terms WITHOUT DBLAY, or some one else will reap this rich harvest. .Sold only by subscription, and exclusive territory given each agent. Mention paper. Address The N. G, Hahii.tos- I'm. Co., OOG The Arcade, Cleveland, Ohio. Dec.S-et

sang his way into camp the deer

still under the sik-11. The deter-

Government cannet afford to let j mined hunter sank exhausted upon

rna Itm rv irnnnnnniahai Vethaw

uncomfortable to realize that the only dollar you chance to hare jn your garments ia condemned as

bogui.

Mrs. Lora Webster and son of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Mist

Addie Wilson, will arrive in

Bloomington next week. Miss

Addie has boen the guest of

sister for some time. Miss Eva Hall is at Oswego,

Kansas, where her nephew, Koy Tarkiagton, is sick with typhoid fever.

Whis-

before

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Great Slaughter Sale. CLOAKS and BLANKETS Prices Slangh. tared on every wrap in the house. We expect to sell every garment in the house by January 1st, and the prices we are making will do it.

Misses' Cloaks From J$125 Up. Misses Jackets, latest styles -S3.GO to -&.50

ikadies' Jackets. 3-4 length laf-

est styles From 3.00 Up jWorth Double the Money

A handsome line of Cloth Capes in Tan, Brown, Navy and Black, latest styles and at the Lowest Prices ever known. BLANKETS. BLANKETS Every Blanket in the house MUST GO. 200 Blankets at 31c. each. Get your supply quick before they are all gone. Dove. Wiedemer & Go.

31 Cenls.

BLANKETS 31 Cents.

the cabin floor, and Ben.

nand cut the deer's throat

It came out of tho trance. The wild turkeys were tho result of Oscar Souder's prowess. One day while hunting he became separated from the others and toward evening saw a flock of wild turkeys alight on an oxtreme-

ner I ly tall pine tree. His rifle would I bring but one bird, and ho wasn't

satisfied with one, go he determined to climb the tree and trust to luck. The birds had alighted near the top. Climbing stealthily to a point some 200 feet from the ground, ho cooned it out ou one

I of those treacherous resinous limbs, i and wrapping his legs about it ; near the trunk of tho tree, made

"a grab tor tho turkeys that wero sitting thickly all about him. He caught the legs of two in each hand, and as he did so tho weight pitched him forward and he went sliding down. Tho limbs on those trees spread out umbrella-like as tlioy near the ground, and ttill holding his turkeys he bounded from limb to limb till the last one was struck, then the turkeys expanded their wings and ho came like a parachute, without a jar, hut with four turkeys alive and flapping. Souder made his way to eamp, and it was the meat of these turkeys that was eaten Thursday night. One night Cal. Worrall was sleeping outside the cabin, tho air being too oppressive inside, when ho was awakened by tho breaking of a twig. 8hining eyes in the darkness led him to believe that cats were numerous there, and being a lover of eats, he called "Pussy! Pussy!'' As the animuls approached him he began to make mesmeric passes over their heads, and oen had them under control, but what waa tho hor. ror of his campmates next morning to iind him sleeping calmly with a panther nestled up to each shoulder ! lie made pets of the hrtitea, and they followed bim about like (legs, but as he desired to preserve their hides, ho was

reluctantly compelled" to. kill them

S. A. W. C.

Uabo, 1). U. bpencer, S. Bradfute, K. E. Mathera, J.

Worloy, J. II. Allen, II.T. Swindler, John Hunter, J. O. Howe, Jos. Souder, Oscar Souder, H. J. Feltus, A. V. Faris, W. S. AValker, H. B. Gentry, Frank Gentry, I. D. Worrall, P. B. Smith.

In a New YobkCodbt. Police Justice. Officer, this man save you . clubbed him. Offieer. He offered ma a bribe, your Honor. Police Justice. How much? Officer. Five dollars. Police Justice What! Only 5 ? You didn't club him half enough. Take him out and fracture his kull. According to a northern Indiana paper a certain young man advertised for a wife, ami his sister answered tho advertisement. The young fellow now thinks ad

vertising doesn t pay, and tho old folks think it pretty hard luck to have two fools in one family. Senator Duncan is at Indianapolis attending a Republican aucus.

SHERIFF'S SAMS By virtue of a certified copy o f a decree to me directed from the cler ic of the Monroe circuit court in a cause wherein Keal Estate Building and Loan Fund Ahtiocititiou ia plaintiff and William 11. Lucas aud Sarountha .1 . Lucas ire defendants, requiring me to make the sum of I'our Hundred and Thirty -one Dollars and Fifty-nine Cents $431.59, with iuterestun said decree ana costs, I will expose at public sale to thu higheat bidder, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29TH, 1894, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day at the door of the eourt house in Uloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate to-wit, situate in Monroe county and State of Indiana: Tlie southwest quarter of the north -west quarter of suction one (1) township seven (7) range one ( I ) west, containing forty (40) acres. Beginning at the northeast corner of the southwest quarter of the northeast qnarter of section two (2) town seven (7) range on (1) west, thence running west fifty-five (55) rods to a stone, thence south to a witness tree near the top of the hill, thence a southeasterly direction angling with the hill to a stone near a beech tree near the top of the hill, thenco east twenty-eight (28) poles to the corner east, thence eighty (SO) rods to the place of beginning, in the countv of Monroe, State of Indiana. If such rents aud profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de-

tne

beforo leavintr Arkansas. Their ;

j. . , ii., t, i i. I cree, interests and costs, I will, at

lu""T',1."aJ. "c ! same time and place expose to public

seen on wie iiHiirss or mr. or- , sale the feu simple of said real estate

rail's cosy home. But to return to the dinner the story has been told so often that it it now well known. The genuine hospitably shown by Mr. Worrall ami his suromplUhed

Mark Twain's New Book. Mark T wain's most popular and successful books have been Bold by subscription aud his new book entitled "The Tragedy f Pudd'nhead Wilson and the Comedy, Thoso Extraordinary Twins," is announced for early publication. The Tragedy and Comedy were at first a dual story two stories in one and the author's account, as given iu the preface, of the difficulty he had iu writing the book, of the incompatibility of some of the characters aud of his having to finally separate them by pulling one of the stories out by the roots and leaving the other a kind of literary Ctesarean operation, is certainly one of the most original, breeziest and cleverest chapters choice fun that has been written

for many a day. W e are told that "There is a time to laugh" andj The Churchman says : ' 'The reader ; will begin to smile at the very first 1 paragraph.'" j The book will be sold only by I

:n i ... :i :

a pronounced degrees the remarkable characteristics of the author's

best works, it is sure to have a

large eale. Each paper will be

beautifully illustrated with mar

ginal sketches, the work of one of our best artists, and the publishers have wisely decided to sell the volume at a popular price bringing it within the resch of all. The N. G. Hamilton Pub. Co. of Clevelund, O. , have the exclusive right of sale in the states of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky and their advertisements for agents appears in another column. All

applications for agencies in their i field should be sent direct to them. 1

SHERIFF'S HALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the cleric of the Monroe circuit court, in a cause wherain the Real Estate Iluilding and Loan Fund Association is plaintiff, and James L. Smith, Nancy .Smith and Sanford Brown are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of Thre Hunurea and Sixty-two Dollars and Ninety-nine Cents 8365.99, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20tk, 1894, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 1 o'clock p. m. of said day at the door of the eourt house in lilooniington, Monroe eounty, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, tho following real estate, to-wit, situate in Monroe county, Indians: Four lots CO by 146 feet in the niddle of the north end of seminary lot Limber forty 40, to be bound and measured thus: starting at the northeast corner of said lot number forty 40. and running south fourteen 14 feet, theace west one hundred and fifty-eight 158 feet for a beginuing point, thence south one hundred and twenty 120 feet for the east line, thence one hundred and forty-six 140 feet, thence north

one hundred and twentylSO feet, thence

east one hundred and forty-six 140 feet to the place of beginning, for two lots or one half of said land, thence west

one hundred and seventy -jight 17$ feet

to the northeast corner oi tne second block, thence running as before just south one hundred and twenty r20 feet, thence west one hundred and forty-six 146 feet, thence north one hundred and twenty 120 feet, thence east one hundred and forty-six 140 feet, making two blocks 130x140, with a thirty-two foot street, in the county of Monroe and State of Indiana. If such rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, 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, Dtc. 5. '04. Sheriff Monroe Co.

BHD THESt mmThe Corner.

Working Shirts, 34c worth 50cOveralls, 39c worth 50cUnder Shirt (mens) 25c worth 50c OVERCOATS M LOWER THflNIW&ir.,

We Want to See You About CLOTHING.

BOOTS r

The Best Man's Boo ever sold' for .$1.75 we are now selling at &SL3S.& Men's Shoes, $1.00 and Up. Women's Shoes; $1.00 and Up.

GllildS SilOCS TamealB-J ftex

Misses StesHDWMUHiH

e. i mm i oo., One Price Double Store.

SHEItlFF'S SAL.E. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to mc directed from the clerk of

the Monroe circuit eourt in a cause wherein the Real Estate Building and Loan Fund Association is plaintiff, and John T. Woodward and Harriet S. Woodward are defendants, requiring me to make sum of Three Hundred and Eight Dollars and Thirteen Cents 18308.13), with interost on said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2'.r, 1894. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. in., of said day at the door of the court house in Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate, to-wit: in Monroe county, Indiana. Lot number one I, fourteen 14, fifteen 15 and the west half of number thirteen 13, and west fourth of number two 3, in the town of Stanford, Monroe ,

county, Indiana, Also a strip of land lying west of : lots numbrs one 1 and fifteen 15, and I

cast of the State road. j Also the east half of lot number two j 2, ia the town of Stanford, Monroe county, Indiana. 14 L...l, Mtira nnA nmfitx. will not KiOl -

1 1 ejuw. I . for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, 1 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.

Notice of Final Settlement of

.Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors, heirx and lpntmua rif

Charles Kirkman, deceased,

to appear in the Monroe circuit court, to be held at Bloomington, Indiana, on the 20th day of December, 1894, and show cause, if any. why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not be 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 24th dav of November, 1894. ' .10U3T T. WOODWARD, Jfov. 24. '94. Clerk Monroe C. C. W.U.East: Attorney. .

W. If. I'ADDOOK. Administrator. THOMAS 5c CO. DEALERS nt COAL, WOOD, LIME, SAND. CEMENT, ADAMANT, &KS. West Kiikwood Avenue, three doors East of Tannery. "IenrT"?. tourner, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. The Correction of Optical Deficiencies in the Human Eye. Spectacles made to fit the complications peculiar to individual cases. Patrons availing themselves of our services will be subjected to an unusu

ally careful examination as to the optical efficiency of their eyes. Spectacles will be furnished at a moderate cost, consistent with the requirements of the case.

Said sale will Ik; made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. y WILSON ADAMS, Dec. 5, 94. Sheriff Monroe Co.

sale thu feu simple of said

or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree,' interest and costs.

Hairt sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or ppraiscmcnt laws. WILSON ADAM. lcc. "U4. HlierilT Monroe (Suuntv

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SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the clerk of th Monroe circuit in a cause wherein the State ex-rel J. M. tlinkle. Auditor of Monroe county is plaintiff, and A. Frank McCormick and Julia McCormick are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of fourteen Hundred and 1'ourteen Dollars and Seventy-four Cents 81.4M.74, with interest on said decree and costs.I will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER U9th, 1991. between the hours of 10 o'clock n. m. and 4 o'clock p. m.. of said day. at the door of the court house in Illoomington, Monroe county, fudiuna, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the followiug real estate, to-wit, in Monroe county, Indiana: The west half of tho north wast quar ter of section fourteen 14, township seven 7. north rang one 1 west, eighty 80 acres. Also the east half of the northeast quarter of section fifteen 15. township sevca. 7, north range one 1 west, containing e!:;hty 0 acres more or less, and coutaining in all one hundred and siKty HS0 acres more or less. If such rents and profits will not sell for a snflicicnt sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the same lime and place, expose tn public sale tke fee oimpU 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 auy relief whatever from valuatioa or appraisement laws. WILSON ADAMS, I),.. 04. Kheriff Muroe I'... 1'ulU A fori-. Atfys for Plaintiff.

THE L.VKGKST AGENCY IN THE CITY.

$15,500:00 losses Paid Iu this City Last Year.

Office One Door West of th National Hotel, BL003UNGTOX. INDIANA.

CAUTIOJJ. ir a nlfrm W. E Pou (la Sag a a. reduced pries, or oay. h kMtaam without awn Wwiilia bottom, yak bin down a (rasd.

L. Douclas

GO OUC BEST tit 3IO CirlwCi THE WOULD. W. I DOUGLAS Slice -re stylish, easy fit. tiu and give better sati faction it the prtcw advertised than nv other make. Tn one pair and !e convinced. The tftmpto;of W. L. XKiugU. nunc and jrice on the bottom, which guarantee their v.tlur, sv thousands of dollars annually i. those wtt wear them. Dealers who push tha -: de of w. L. Douglas Shoes gin customers which helps to increase the salt-sou their .'nil line of goods. They enn afford lo sell al a Ic-its nraht. und we hetiev-Q you can avc mont-v rT I'l'vinj all j-owr footwear of the dealer advertised Hctow. (."ytahnmr tree upon application. AddrrsRt W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton. K En WuEtSfiix, Bloomington, Thro Tukasbek, SiuithvUle. t C Dcnn, Stiuesyiljfe.