Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 19 July 1898 — Page 4
Republican Progress Win. A. Ht.be. Editor and lrorrietor fowCK (M'rosirE Pout OrF:r.
REPl BLKUN TICIvKT.
J. A. .AK1XG'. JoHS T. WooIWABl Koiuii D. TnoRsToJt John P Haiirkli. J. V. ISBtSSOM Br. KonsEV Smith CH.M4i.ES lioWKKS lers Er a A 1'khuino : Mii.i.kk.
For 1'roseei.tor, County Clerk, Sheriff,
Treasurer, Recorder, Coroner, Surveyor, County Commissi Jr., and Mosroi
The Republican oonventim of the 2d congressional district j will be held at Indian Springs in j Martin count?, on Tuesday, July i
2tith, lc-'JS, St 2 p. ui. lho dol-j cgatcs to this convention fronijfl Monroe county are Jap Ellcr, fe George Campbell, Seott Hon- J driokson. Win. Peterson, Ren. C-! ii Smith. Dow VVoodall, Albeit E. L
RET UBUCAN COKGRESSIONAL COX r EJiTiON. The Republican! of the Second Coll- i gressionai district will assemble in detcgate convention at Indian Springs, Mai tin county. Indian;;, on Tresday. J;ilv 26th. lo'JS, at i o'clock p.m.. for the purpose of not ii rating a candidate for Representative in Congress for said District. The batfs of representation in said convention is ono delegate fur each two huuired votes, and one delegate for each major ft action of two huudre.i votes cast fo " the first presidential elector on ti e Republican ticke". in ISM. fc'pon this basis the several counties will be entitled :o representation si follows: Daviess county i Delegates 5reene " l Knox " IT Ijvwrenec " 16 " Martin " 7 " Monroe " ... 13 Owen " 9 Sullivan " IS Total So. delega es 107 Necessary to a choice M At the mme tine and place the several county chairmen and secretaries in the District instituting- the Congressional coma littee will also assemble. ,Iosi:pn B. Heitley, Ch'm Sep. Com. af Sd Con. Dist. Kloom ngton July flth, 189S.
Spicely, Enoch Fuller, Robert K. P
strong, JL'eier lnrasner, t ut. r. x
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Browninsr, John P. Harrcll and
AbeL. Donaldson. All prisons wishing to attend this convention.
can do so by leaving Bloomington ijjl on the 3:30 a. m. tiainJuly 26tb, 'W
arriving at the Springs at 10 a. ui. and can return to Bloomington on the evening or night train of the eamo uay.
FOB CONGRESS. The Knox county delegates will present the name of D. L. Bonner, oi Vincen lea, as a candidate for the nomination of Representative to Congres s, to the Republican Congressiooal convention, for the Second Congressional District. Mr. Bonner is an active earnest Republican, a business man of fine ability and wide acquaintance, and has toe confidence and respect of business nu n wherever he is known. We know of no one more likely to secure tie support of the merchants and manufacturers, in fact all classes of business men and Taxpayers and those interested in good government than Mr. I'.onncr.
Short f Ad Decisive. It was on May 19 that the Cervera fleet arrived at Santiago. )n June 14, exactly one month before the surrender, Gen. Shatter sailed from Tampa with 15,0J0 troops. Seven days later he lM.-g.tn to land. The battle of Santiago opened on July 1 and on Jul 3 the Spanish fleet left the harbor and w is sunk. July 14
is the date of the Santiago sur--i cu ter. " inrc one month alt these stirring event have been crowded. It has been said that the advance of oar army was too impetuous: that our line ibould not have attacked blockr. onses and strong int enchwents without artillery. But: the tremendous results of -their daring i re in plain view and
.-no one can say that tbe best course
.rwsi-i not put sued. The nation
deenlv laments the Ion? list of
the fallen, but their names will
- be iorever id entitled' witn a series
. of grand victories en land and sea, with the triumph of eur flag , nml the freecom of Cuba. Taylor Paul, a well known farmer of Beaton tp.', was on the engine of tin threshing machine .belonging to his brother William. They were n viae the' machine.
and in going down a steep hill the coupling piii that fastened the .machine ani engine together broke and Titylor Paul was thrown
to the "round and the wheels of
the machine parsed over him.
lis injuries are very serious and
jjjfi -ecovery extremely doubtful.
t. s. --Since foregoing was writ-
Mr. 1-aul lieu from his injuries
n..!vwif was fearfn'ly braised; the
breast boneaed left side ."-rushed, and the ribs were lil broken, ceside of hi head was bruised and his rjht
im broken bttween the wrist and ei-
how Mr. Paul was about 5 years of gs and leavef a danghtsr, Mr3. James Lane, of this lit, with whom he has
xewaed for several years.
John Dressell, proprietor of
v Arcade saloon, in Gentry
block, bits purchased the livery
barn of Den W hunand, on west
7th street. His license will expire on tho 1st of September,
wits he wi 1 retire permanently from the saloon business, which
is net suited to his taste. Mr, Dressell is- an honest, straight
forward citizen, and possesses
business qualifications that will make him a success no matter
what enterprise he may give his
attention to. 1 he Progress wishes
him the greatest success possibh in his new calling.
Walter Coons, formerly op
erator in the Monon freight office
here, now in the dispatcher s of
Uce at liloomington, ana Mws Stella IClwn, of thU city, are to
bt married August 10 at tin; home of tho bride's sister in Park P'acc. After visiting leading cities in tho northwest, they will make their home at Bloom ingt on. Item in Courier-Journal. Miss Antoinette Duncan is attending summer school at Atwater Pari;. Mis.sf Murgaret and Emma ffr;ih!i ! visiting friends at Mvtlnsvi'b.
The Horse and the Battle Cry. 4THlk about education, that horse of Major Louden' s has more sense and patriotism than a
whole lot of people ' said tho
colonel. "That horse, sir, was being curried by a recruit. The
man didn t know his business, . lit . I IF 1
sir, and lie man t nair cio nis
work. Just as he had combed
out the horse's tail as a finishing
touch and was getting away, the horso shot out his hind legs,
snorting as the recruit went up
into the air, 'Remember tho mane.'' "
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KONGO 1 KOLA i I KM I
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kill Master's Sale OF VALUABLE,
Water Works
Plant.
GREATEST TONIC ON EARTH,
f mS BROS.. Sole Agents, i
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REPORT OF Receipts & Disbursements For the Year June 1st 1897, to May 31st , 1898, Inclusive. Monroe County, Indiana. County Revenue
Dr.
Cr.
Dr.
Cr.
Assesbign Public Buildings . . . Circuit Court .... Fees and Salaries . . . Poor Specific Criminals Roads and Bridges . . , Books and Stationary . Jnrors Adv. and Printing . . Taxes Refunded . . . Benevolent Institutions
Prosecutor Robert G. Miller has filed 150 cases against citizens who have violated the dog tax law in failing or refusing to pay
the assessor the necessary tax before returns were made. Tho majority are against those who
say that they did not understand the law. At trial a plea of guil-
A is assessed, which with costs, 1 C
amounts to $14. If the dog own- o BondsT . ! " er enters a plea of "not guilty' Board of Ht.aiti, and a trial is held the costs are insane . increased an additional 6. If a j Co Arty and Jan ....
conviction follows, which is al- j Cost Change of Venue . . most certain, fines and costs ; Special Judge amount to $20. Bloomington Poor Farm townahin rrvrra shout 100 do-! Auditors Overdraft . . . .
- r - , linquencies.
Taxes etc
I New Warrants Floating
The glass front has been j Old Warrants Floating
placed in the new building just wou,l east of the Bee Hive stole. It l ...
will be a handsome and attractive i
and when finished, the
203 s 501
5i65 4
2911 65
1 1265 76 6294 38
2001 9: 1S01 4,
6994 75 1839 63
3261 96 3862 OO! 626 OS
35 25
49 45 7179 50 49 15 646 591
178 85
68S 80 150 OO
1708 05
16096 41
77324 54
102 55
6932 63
37881 192S
172
30306 87
77324 54'
30306 87
room,
Township Funds
stock of groceries out at the Con- Road Revenue .... solidated quarries will be brought T. P. Revenue . . . .
special ocnooi ceveuue Local Tuition ....
William Kerr diea at
Dog Revenue State Tuition ,
Redemptions New Floating
Old Floating Warrants Treasurers Balance . . .
Warrants
home near Unionville on Friday,
in his 51st year. Deatii was the .
result of jaundice, after an illness of four weeks. He was a soldier
in Co. E. 146th Indiana. He
leaves a wife and three daughters
Mrs. Maude Young, Mrs. Cora Richardson and Miss Laura Kerr. He was a member of tho Knights
nf Pirfhioa Af rliiR itv tiavino-1
- r - j & ! tti
joined the order, about 10- years -r-'- ' ' '
6- j Docliet Fees Charles Bond, formerly re-! Liqter License . ... . siding in Monroe county, was ! Common School Principal killel instantly Thursday while working in a tile factory nearSmitll p-ke Morgantown. His clothing was ! jjjgnt ike caught in the driving bolt, and j Stephens Pike '. '. . . . his body was twisted around tho ' City Bond Interest . . .
wheel with such force as to liter- i Corporation
ally crusli it. He was horribly bruised and mangled, dying before tbe machinery stopped. He was but 19 years of age, a son of Phillip Bond, who resided in this county several years. Me was a nephew of A. J. Lampkins, Salt Creek township.
8281 31! S281 31 7124 16I 7124 16
181 19 soji8i 19 59, 10505 98U0505 99
1316 7S1 1316 78
17425 30i
17425 3
62773 12 62773 12 915 76 1067 43 117 oS 72 61 34i 36
1257 12: 1257 12
341 36
Miscelaneous
The Monon has appealed the eases of assessment for damages against the Indiana Stone railway, claiming that the amounts fixed by the appraisers are too great. The suits are against George Stipp, E. W. G. Johnston, Wm. Strain, Nathan Smith and Mrs. Jane Moore, all of whom were given damages. The band boys have changed the name of their camp from "Camp Norton" to "Camp Seward," in honor of Wm. H. Seward.
Wyiie Pike
New Warrants Floating . Treasurers Balance ....
Total
Total Forward . . . . Pike Repair New Floating Warrants Treasurers Overdraft .
232 61 554 251 SO OO 204 30 204 30! I3OO CO! I8O0 OO
I2J56 56 1 1857 78
3593 67 5033 94
2970 91 1 3142.99
362 52 947 87
1272 65I
3914 4i
15236 58
9261 05
365 77
8528 50
3479 81 3914 41
15236 58 54 26
1560 96
53598 34
8684 5S
8684 58!
53598 341
6435 9J
7 85 2240 77
I 560 96
8634 58
2240 77
Now Pike Construction
Dr. Burton of Mitchell, and Dr., JJerry of Rivervate, Lawrence county, both died last week. Each had been iu the ariE of til? rebellion,
DOTInt
Dr. M. Albott has
the John Kerr property on east 2d street and will taks possession at once.
Mrs. Margaret Gregory is at home from Los Angeles, Cal., when she has been visiting for the past two years. Jack Smjth, the well known sketch artist, has gone to Indianapolis, where he has secured employment in his specialty.
BandU 22037 24U7176 06 4861 18 White Hall 15310 7013886 71 1423 99 Vernal 10649 92 10269 90 380 02 EaodS. 2428 58 2134 47 244 11 BatidE 12695 91 11978 05 717 86 H and S 1625 202S2 90 18657 9 S and S S80 3710 35 2S30 35 T. Hill & O. Co 3 50 5228 70 5225 20 E and W 20 46155 35 4645 35 Mt Tabor and E 7943 60 7943 60 GCandG 261 1 57 7843 5231 43
New Pike Bond Intel
rest
The following is a list of those who are camping on Whit.' river, near Martinsville: James Hooper, John T. Woodward. Moses Kahn, Van Buskirk, W. 0. Lindley, Phillip Carr, Jesse Hewe, C. R. Worrall, Charles Barnhill, Samuel Colpitis,
Wnllico Pauley, W. 11. Seward, j Edwftrd Voss, John Kduiondson, iJ. E. Henley, J. W. Simmons, I John Kerr, Ir t C. Itatmn.ti, Bert IHarn, W. C. Snyder, Dr. lioors, IS. C. Freese, Kd. HhII, German l Pott? , Janifs Miller, jJbti .Mm -
-,, T 1 1- 1 1
rt'y, waiter siukp, k'ov xhu--I ly, Andy Neill, Nouumi Walker, ; ;;harl!s U'tncan, A.'!.. Hin is, A. " C. Pott, Lewis riu.d.os, 'WM. F;;i i Pace. i J
B s.nd W 4981 65 5439 98 458 33 BaadU 1879 86 2335 03 455 17 Vernal . , . 2496 50 1667 86 828 64 EandS 755 90 773 01 17 n White Hall . . . . . . . . 4180 20 3074 77 M05 43 Congree'lohal Principal i Township 10 Range 2 West . . 1048 89 1098 58 50 00 " 10 " 1 " 1 . 162 35 :(33 29 35 " 10 " 1 East . . 167 52 in2 50 15 02 " 9 " I " . . 229 2S .82 05 I52 77 9 " i West . . 160 13 I50 05 10 14 " 9 " 2 ' . . 670 50 .566 50 104 00 " 8 " 2 " . . 425 430 5 00 8 " I " . . 193S 50 1952 66 14 1:6 " 8 " 1 East . . 132 50 132 50 " 7 " 1 " . . 165 184 06 19 06 " 7 " 1 West . . 250 ,521 82 71 82 7 " 2 J" 106 88 M4 37i Congressional Interest Township ioRTugtr2 West . . 117 00' 19 56 32 56 " 10 " 1 " . . 67 05, 82 15 15 10 10 " 1 East . . 76 3i i5i 88 24 42 5 58 9 " 1 " . . 48 3('! I87 73 39 37 9 " 1 West . . 149 401 :64 90 115 50 " 9 " 2 " . . 76 05I 167 03 90 9S " 8 " 2 " . . 117 52I S94 30 76 78 8 " 1 " . . 1030 131 1523 35 493 22 " 8 " 1 East . . 45 36I 54 90 8 54 " 7 " 1 " . . 52 461 ;94 27 41 Si 7 " 1 West . . 102 15 45 65 43 50 " 7 " 2 " . . 97 50 136 38 38 8S ."-'504 93!4)3i -5 Treasurers; Balance ' 642b 72 48931 6548931 65 i Ccunty Indebtedness Bonds . . 47000 ooi j I Floating Warrants 2101 32; I
tt-asurers Overdraft
.- Mattjikws, Auditor J i'H S. Woodwaki Treasurer, i
i8. ly.F.A l'l.KJN. J. M. Mh,lhk G. W- Fj ctchkr
vvmiuiiiuiji;i,i j
"B (S HEKKBY GIVEN, that
ndersijrned, a speeiiil master
appointed I.y the t'ireuit I'om t of the United Slati-si for the .listriot of luiliuna, in "!it t ase of rlyd K. (oin Winflehl S. Conn vs. The lilooniinftoii Water Works Company, and ethers, hy virtue o:' an order of said court entered in Baiil 1 ause on the 23d day of J tin .. . 1'.'6, and a further and supplemental order entered on the 22(1 day of June, 1SUS, w .11 expose for sale to the hig-hest bidder at the south door of the court house in the city of Hloonrntrton, Monroe: couuty, IiuUana, on Thur&dau. Julu 28th, 1898, between the hours of V o'clock A. M. am' 4 o'clock I'. M. of said day, all the property, both re;il, personal and mixed together with all tl.i; rights, muniuients and privilefres. bolonifing to or appertain in!;'; to the said Iiloomingtor. Water Works Company. Said real w.ud personal property arc described ns follows, to-wit: All that part of Seminary T.o. No. 1ST which lies north of the Bluomtield road, now called the Dinsmore Pike, snd decr)bjd a follows; Beginning at a point S feet north of a point in the south line of Seminary lit IDS, which last named point ia 320 fest east of tha Bouthvrest corner of said Seminary lot ISA, running thenoe weat along tho line between Seminary lots 116 and !.8T to the aoathwest corner of said lot lit; thuace south along the ,vest line of Seminary lot 187, 18iH feot to the north line of said Bloomfield road; thsnce along the north line of a id road to the place of beginniug. Also the following: Beginning st the southwest corner of Seminary lot ISO; thence north along the west line of said seminary lot 1SS, M feet, thence east SOS feet to the north line ef the Bloomfield road; thence south ii degrve west along said north line of Uloomfiuld road 111 feet te the south line of said Semins.ry lot 18Q; th.mce west along south line of said Seminary lot 1SG, Sis feet to the beginning. Also, a part of the southwest quarter of section 6, town 8, north range 1 west: beginning at an iron post in the center of the Dinsmore Pike on the eotit line of said quarter section 1010 feet north of the southeast corner of said quarter section, running thence north on said east line of said quarter seat ion 803 feet to an iron post; thence west 1418 feet to an iron post-in the Stone Spring stream; thenoe south 1630 feet to an iron post 150 feet north of the couth line of said quarter section; thenco east 47U feet to tho center of the Dinsmore Pike; thence north 50 degrees east with the center of the Dinsmore Pike 1210 feat to the p'ac of beginning, containing one hundred and fifty (150) acres. Also tho following: Beginning at a point 5fK feet nerth of the southwest corner of Seminary out-tot lbii east 319 feet to the aorth line of Blcotniield road; thence southwest along said north line of said Isloomfleld road 22j feet; thence west 03 feet to the place of beginning. 8a d tract being bounded on the south by a tract of land belonging to the B'oomington Water Works Company. Also the system of waterworks now in pro less of construction in and near the City of Bloomington, in said county and State, occupying in part f aid real estate as above described and extending from the said real e&tate as above deaoribed into the said City cf Bloomington and through, in and under certain streets and alleys in said city, and all buildings, reservoirs, daas, pumps, engines, boilers, pipes, machinery, maiss.hydrants, plugs, attachments, hose, and each and every article of machinery, fixtures and a ppliances in or about or appertaining to said Water Works, its real estate, plant, or in any way connected with or eemprising ;he said system of water works, and all property, real personal and mixed, rights, privileges and muniments of the said lilooming1on Water Works Company. Sa ;d Teal Estate together with all tBe property constituting said plant as here u before set out will be sold as an entirety by said master free from t,ll liens and encumbrancy except for the balance of the unpaid ourohase money as hereinafter set out. The Master will accept no bid from any erson at said sale until such bidder ihull have mad a deposit with said Master of a certified check in the sum of one thousand dollars in such form as to him shall be satisfactory, aud till sums so deposited to qualify persins to bid a', said sale shall be returned to the depositors except the one t'J whom th sale shall be made, and saiil sum so deposited by such me cessful bidder shall be by the Muster paid nto the registry of the court to the credit of the cause, and upon approval and confirmation of the sale by the court the purchaser shall have credit for said sunt so der.-ositcd upon the amount of his bid. And in case the purchaser fails or refuses to comply with the terms of his bid. or with any o -der of the court in respect to sti-.'h sale, thou said ih'pt's'l shall be f-.rfci.ed a-- a penalty for s.ii h noncompliance, and if tne Nile ' not contirine by toe coai l.. su h deposit shall b returned t" sai'i b iidcr. L'pon approval am! coll Urination of such sale, by the court the purchaser f halt p;,y to the Master, or i t,- the regii.t.w of the co'o'l, a 'he eourl may dirw'. oiie-lhird of the amount -f hibid in ;;:-1 ies- the aiuoui:t of his lc-
"SNAPS" in Mens and Boys' Clothing, and All Light Weight Wearing Apparel Can now be picked up at our store at About Half Value.
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That should be Snapped up at Once. See Our Window Display of Odd Pants, at fully Half Value.
Men's and Boys' Suits that were 35, 6, 7.50 10.00, 12 and 15 MOW GO AT 32.50, 3, 3.T5, 5, 6 and 6,50 Shirts and all other goods in the house reduced in same proportion.
SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.
Mathematical Proof of Immtr tallty.
Dr. Ivan slnvoaski, tne eminent Russian matbematioian, who lied in St. Petersburg in 1S87, left, among oilier curious and valuable papers, one entitled: "The Atomic Theory A Mathematical Proof of the Immortality of Man." The learned doctor starts out by taking tke position that the whole universe is made up of atema, and that these atoms are not "innum.
arable," bat it ean be shown that i
their number is limited. He further declare that the words ''infinite" and "innumerable" are only used to cover ignoranee because it is impossible for our minds to fern a proper conception of a vast number of units. After making this and other broad statements he sets himself to the task of proving that the atoms ef the universe are constantly undergoing changes, and that the time will eome when all possible changes, combinations and permutations will have been exhausted. Spencer, Helmhelz, Thompson and many other distinguished men, living and dead, believe and believed this quusr doctrine. Thompson says that when these changes have been exhausted the univei-30 will be at rest. When that day eomes the auu will eeaso to shine, tho plan;ts will stop revolving on their axis, and all the vast systems of worlds will hang perfectly dead and Hieless. But no, Dr. Slavonski does not propose to have the grand finale "wind-up" at that sxage af the game. He declares that when the.;e atomic permutations have been exhausted, nature will raturn upon its tracks; in other werds, that when the pendulum ha swung to its utmost limit it must return again. If all the positions of tbe atoms of the universe must again repeat themselves. Slavonski argues that there must eome a time when all nature will again be in tbe track now occupied. Tho earth will again undergo its geographical periods, and man will agaiu appear, oach individual be iBg precisely the same individual as he is now. He will be born of the same parents, be reared under the same circuit) stances that h new lives, and with those whom he now lives, and will finally die, as he will die in a few years from now. After anothor untold age of cyclic changes, ho will "live again," just as in his former lives. This is immortality.
TEE ILLS SOTEL. FRENCH LIGK, INDIANA.
Newly Furnished
Throughout.
Rates - $1 to $2 Per Day. According l,o Location ef Rooms. Hotel Open the Year Round. Free 'Bun From AH Trains. Hotel Equipped with Electric Bells and all the latest improvements and modern conveniences. A first-class livery in connection with Hotel. Conveyances new. Mineral water furnished at the Hotel. Mir eral water shipped to all parts of the United States. H. E. WELLS, Proprietor.
B.&0.S-W. RY.
TIME T-A-BIilB. Trains leave MiUhell, Ind., as follows: DOIXS BAST. No. S, Daily tM p. m No. 4, Daily 8:14 . m No. 9, Daily S:7 a. m No. a, Daily Except Sunday . ,.S:S7 p. m Q0I3S WHS, No. 1, Dai!.y 1:1 p. m
No. 5. Daily 11:1 . m
No. 4, Daily :19 m No. 7. Daily except Sunday.. .11:23 a. m For detail information regarding raten, tim.; oti eonnaeting lines, sleapng, parlor ears, eU., address If. B. Gor.ru bo, Tinket Agt. B. A O. 3W. Ky.. Mikbell Ind.; or O. P. McOabty. (. P. X.. Cincinnati. O.
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THE UI SHCT I.INB BETWKEH Chicago, Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louisville, AMD AIX POINTS rCTORTEX SOUTH Only line to "he famous Health Sesorts West Baden and French Lick Springs. "THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA."
:it. ind siiai; ps.y the remainder
j iw:iil purchase money in tv' o equal
of in
stallments on or before six and twelve mouths respectively from the dato of the confirmation of such sale, and execute his notes to the Master for such deferred payments bearing iuterest from date at the into of six per centum per annum, and with attorney's fees. Upon the approval anil confirmation of such sale and the full compliance by the purchaser with the terms of his bid and the orders of the court in respect to the payment of the purchase money, tho Master will by sufficient and proper deed convey and transfer all of said property, rights and privileges to the purchaser and deliver to him the possession of said property without liability oa the part of such purchaser to see to the application of the purchase money. The court reserves the right to make such further orders or supplemental decrees" as may be necessary to make and perfect .such sale and to enforce the payment of the purchase money therefor, exnr. sslv reserving the right
in I a ve; t o: the failure of the micee. s'u'. hid lei to comply with the terms I of the sa'.e to direct a re-sale of said I property, rights and privileges, such j n sale to lx' made on a.reount of the j proposed pure laser or as an original i sale, in the diseiv'ion of the eourt, d a!s. . expressly reserving a lien on sii-l I i'.'pily . .ihtsa:nl privileges, foe the payment and collection of the purchase, 'money bid at aav a'u which may be ; con'it'iiic.i. s;,j.i .,aiu fi l. iade at '. o'clock 1 1' M. Hunry A. Woolery, SyJiCIAL MASTRR.
i .Inn VS, IV.iS.
TIKI! CAEH 28, ts efsct sov. 2Sta, 1897
NORTH BOUSD.
Tocil Freight Chicago Night Ex, Chicago Mail New Albany Ac'm BOITII BO0KD. Locil Freight Louisville Ex. Louisville Mail .New Albany Ac'm
Train No 7 only runs to New Albany
Tram So. 8 .'Starts troni New Albany A. K. Heltoj.. Agent, Bloomington. Ind. F. Ueed, (J. P. A., Chicago, IU.
No. 44. No. 4. No. 6. No. a. No. 41. No. S. No. 6. No. 7.
7:05 a m 11:52 p m 11-00 a m 6:31 p m 6:40 a m 4:00 a m 3:40 p m 8:30 a in
Notice of Administration. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been appointed by tho Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe county, State, of Indiana, administrator of the estate of Elmer O. Lee, late of Monroe county, deceased. Said catate is supposed to be solvent. TH1RSA CARMICHAEL, May 24. 'US. Administratrix. Lee & Grimes, Attorneys.
THE MONROE COUNTY NORMAL.
To the Teachers of Monroe Co. aud Others to Whom tt Hlay Concern. Our County Sonnal will open Jane 20 and continue six weeks. We are, I think, especially fortunate in that Prof. Jas. K. Heck, well known to us all, will undert ake the direction and execution of the work. He will be assisted bv Mr. W. D. Dodd of t he Bloomington High School and by Mr. K. ). HoMiiud of the Auderson High School. It is unnecessary to say anything in reference to the experience or capacity of anv one -)f these instructors or of their abV.ity to make for us the best possible normal. There is a place in the county for every prepared home teacher; and I kmw that this school will be a valuab'.e aid to every one who avails himself of its advantages. l iiK Aim Is 1st to supplement ss strough as possib e any previous work done as a preparation for teaching; f, to develop and render practical the principles and methods of teaching along with a thoiough review of the .'oMinoii brunehef,: 3. tn provide for work in Latin, lieoiuetry. Algebra and other secondary school ivork, should such be demanded: 4. to make ; ii exhaust ire and intelligent M.udy of i! msiiah s Langui.ge Arts and Plato. 1 hi T. :ie;ur. Ve.i: :-e::,.oNs will be held ill the llloominctivn Central School Kuilding, u very pleasant and desirable place for Su viiner work. '.. ui-: Ti ll ox v.;il he Si per term iu i dvruce, or p-.-r week. All i.:sil'!c .11 ii.talice v .ll ";;e renc.er, it cm , mill;: o ard ami i!u.s
formation adJvess It.
r.u further l'rof. Le-i; or i rv ti
I kiiv.
C iunt v "Mini. Schools.
I l;ioi,mirgtin, April
Vo'lis. T.
i.liimi ii i. hi ill. iiIIJj n'njmwuiiTiH. jljmmiamilr J. 'Cr. Urmey has purchased a hiindsonnf pony and cart for his daughter, Gail. Tbe pony is a beauty. Mose Kahu is making the small boys happy by, presenting;
them vttli well-made military
caps.
Misses Pearl Grimes and
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"Route of tbe Veterans" t the '.i'Zd Annual Encampment of the ur. A . R. at C incinnati, Oliie, September R to lO, 18M8. Tl e llaltiinore & Ohio Southwestern Ry.. the sc:nie, historic and popular "Royal lllxie I inc." an.l favorite route of tl i- veterans, will, .ia account rf the (J. A. R. Eiuiimpmert at Cincinnati, Sept, 5-b, ISS. inclusive, make a rate of -One Cent l'er Mil.?" from all points on its lire, ami will have tickets on sale Sep . Id, 4th, M m ard ith, good going on date of sale. E.nd good for return passage leaving Cincinnati Sept. 6th to 13 lb, inclusive. Special arrangements hive been mad r for an extension of liir it on these tickets, and by depositing same with Joint Agent at Cincinnati between Sept. 5th and !ta and payment of a fee of twenty-five cents, tickets will be made good returning until Oct. 2. 1!98. The II. A O. S-W tave issued a '-Souvenir Folder and OuiiU to Cincinnati"' for the occasion, which will be of much interest and serviie to those intending to visit the "Queen C ity,'' and can be secured with other information by applying to any agem, K. fc O. S-W. Ky., or to Oko. 15. Wahfki,, AsVt G. V. A., St. Louis, Mo. O. V. MrC abtv, Oen'l Pass'r Agt, Cincinnati, 0.
Notice of Changes IN Election Precincts.
NOTICE IS HERUP.Y GIVEN that at the June Term, 1S98, of theUoard of Commissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, the following divisions and establishment of voting plaees v.-as made by said Board, to-wit: In the matter of Election Precincts, Monroe County, Indiana. WnKBRAS, It appes,rs to the Board of Comi aissioners of Monroe County, Indiana, that at the last general election held in Monroe County more than 350 votes were east in precinct number in I'erry township, Monroe county. State of Indiana; also in Polk townsh p, Monroe county, Indiana, precinc :. number one, more than 250 votes w are cast. It is t leref ore ordered that the following record be made: The j reeinets in Perry township wili be as follows; PRECINCT XUMItER 1 PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning where center of section 18 intersects Van Kuren township lino, thence south on township lino to the southwest corner of section 31, thence east on township line to the southeast eorncr of section 36, thence north on township line to center of section 13, thence west through the center of sections 13, 14, 15, 16. 17 and IS to Van liurcn township line. Voting Place, No. 5 ir Carter's School House. PRECINCT NUMBER 2 PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning where center of section I8r intersects Van Buren township line, thence north on township line to Bloomington township line, thenee east on township line to Rogers street in. the city of Bloomin j; ton. thence south on Rogers street to corporation l ine, thence east on corporation line to Walnut street, thence south on Walnnt street and Sa lem road to in tersection of north line of precinct number 1 in section 16, thence west on precinct number one lim- through center of suctions 1? and 1 j to intersection of Von Buren township line. Voting place, Brick school houso; No. 3.
PRECINCT NUMBER 3 PERR? TOWNSHIP. Beginning where Rogers street intersects Bloomington township le, thence south oc. Rogers street to corporation line, thence east corporation line to Walnut street, th Mice south ou Walnut street to th-j southwest corner of South.' I'a.rk. thence east on corporation line to the southeast corner oi touth Park, thence north on Lincoln street to the intersection of liloomington township line, thenca west on township line to Rogers street. Voting place, Old College Chapel Buildiug. PRECINCT NUMBER 4 PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning at the northeast corner of section number one, thenco west m towuship tine to intersection of Lincoln street, in the eity of liloomington, thence south on Lin coln street to the southeast corner of South Park, thence west on eorjKiration line to the southwes', corner of South Park, thence, .south on Saleir. road to the intersection of north line precinct number one, in sect ion lii. thence es:si oi: precinct number one Hue, through center of sections 16, 1.1, 14 and 13 to Salt Creek township line, thence north on township line to Kloomitigton towuship line. Voticg place, Lowdcr's Store. PRECINCT N' MBER ONE POLK TOWKSHIP. All that, portion of Polk township lying west of the section line, running from the north end of .veil tewnship to the south end thereof, said line dividing sections 3 and 4, sections and lo.sectiimK is and 1 suctions 21 am"! sections 27 and :J . mid mt ions 33 and 34. Voting place, School House No. 5, on AIIou's Creek, in section No. 19. l'llKCKVT NUMBER 2 POLK 'iOWNNHIP. All that portion of Polk township ly-ine-east o-" the section line, run ui:g trom tint north end of slid tov. nship to H'os-oulh end thereof, sai I line dividing sections 3 und 4, sections'.! and to, sections 15 aud sections Vi an..l sections 27 ftl'.c. ' -i and sec; iou XI uail 34. Vi;;;g place, UlackweU Sehool
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