Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 30 August 1898 — Page 4

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Win. A. Gab, Ktlit.r and Proprietor

OfKICK OPI'listTK I'OST IHl'CB.l

KEi'UBUCAN F' r Pwwntor,

County Clerk MioriiT. Treasurer, K.cordcr. foruner.

A NailNrss .t!r.-:v.ii:i.

Ono f the most reveal novoltie, which will, wo think, bo welcomed as a boon U horse keepers as well us the animals under : their charge, m a .shin; patented by

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.IoIINT. WoODWARIli1'"' leieiguil, e-nmi-,-c.i:oH,iK V). Tiioitxio.s -ton street, Glasgow, which caw L;o Johm I iiAKHiti.t I iiffixod to the hoof without nails. J. v. ;rihm The new shoo takes tho familiar Dit. RinM-:v Smit.i '. form, but has t vo projections, CiiAin.K Bowkim I ono ou each s-ido at the back,

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TICKET.

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vi to be iii,uri,e:s lit ii toivn and piinlry ivsciit as mutters . f witi In; eliseus-.eel ant! !

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i ae'tci -ijioii. , ; VM. r. i;i:OW.MN;. Chairman

A. Ii. SH'TXY. Se-etviar.v.

Mirvovor,

County Commissioners EziiA I'kuuiko which Ctti'ai'O ring at tho ends of

Jk., and MositoK Mh.i.f.s. ft hand which passes over the front

of the hoof, and is fastened in tho

middle by a screw uttaclmrent to

Joint Republican IJoprcsentatlve Conveutton. Tho Republicans of Monroe and Hrown counties will meet in joint l.leite convention in the town of rmonvillf, iu Monroe county, State of Indiana, on ThumL-iy, Sept. 1st, lSfS, at 1 o'clock p. in. to nominate a candidate for joint representative of said counties of Monroe and Brown in the legislature of said State. Monroe county will be entitled to 13 votes and Brown county 4 votes in said convention. Wm. F. Brownixg, Ch'm Rep. Cen. Com. Mon. Co. Joseph G. Griffith, Ch'm Kep. Cen. Com. Brown Co.

Poor Opinion of England. Indianapolis Sun. Dr. and Mrs. Wilmer F. Christian have just returned from a brief tour of England. Scotland and Ireland, and reprt that tho fiieidliness of the English for the Americans at the present time is most marked. Dr. Christian states that the English people ara very anxious for an alliance with the United States. Going and coning tho boat upon which Dr. and Mrs. Christian sailed passed Spanish transports, but as tho American line boat wa sailing under the flag of Belgium it was not molested. The Spanish boats were those recently secured from Germany to be used as transport. Dr. Christian spent some time in Ireland, and declares that the conditions existing there are disgraceful. He says that, although the country is the most prosperous appearing imaginable, yet people are starving in their little huts. These, he says, hare the thatched roof and dirt floor, and are surrounded perhaps by a very small yard. On one side may be an immense woodland, filled with deer, but the tenant dare not touch one of the animals, even though his children are starving. The rental demanded by English landlords is so enormous, Dr. Christian says, that the Irish can not pay it. Besides the heavy rent exacted for a small piece of land, the lessee must also pay the h avy taxes on the property while ho occupies it. The streets of all Irish towns are filled with English soldiers, who never miss an opportunity to beat and arrest an Irishman. The doctor says that England is 1,000 yean behind the times in everything. As police-surgeon of Indianapolis, he was particularly interested in the police and fire forces of London. The fire department, he states, consists only of heavy steam engines, 50 years back of pattern, which also carry two or three sections of hose. The only other apparatus is small hand reel of hose and so-called hook and ladder equipment. This latter is hauled to a fire on a dray, then ran off on the ground and backed np against a building. None of the apparatus is equipped with gongs and the firemen told Dr. Christian that they get the crowds out of the way by shooting. There are six men on each engine and they take turn about shouting at the populace. The sections of hose are not kept connected, as in this country, but are put together after the fire is reached. None of the buildings are over three stories high and all are of stone or brick, which is largely responsible for the few conflagrations. The police department is just as far behind the times. Most of the policemen can neither read nor write, and nono of them know enough to give any information. A silror coin will at times persuade one of the down-town officers to give a bit of information to tourists. At sevcial of the polite stations Dr. Christian attempted to gain entrance merely to inspect the places, but was always refused. He states that the keepers seemed to expect that he should bribe his way in, but he decliued. Changes have been made in the Indianapolis fair grounds that will revolutionize the exhibits. The exhibition of all of the horses and cattle will be in the broad plaza in front of the grand stand where the public can enjoy the inspection of the live stock. This will Iks a popular inovution.

tho ecntor ot tile alloc. JUie entire arrangement is simple, and the innovation moans that when a horse casts a shot' it will not bo nocessary any lougor th souk tho aid of a farrier, for the new shoe can easily bo fitted in a few minutes by an inexperienced hand. In a ruccnt trial of the nailless horse shoes the new invention was put to a severe tost the horse on which the shoes were fitted being attached to a heavy laden van and worked up and down steep gradients and on granite paved streets. . Notwithstanding this rough work tho shoes showed no signs of shifting, and were not removed until worn out. The now shoe obviates all risk of pricking or laming by nails, and a slight rasping of the hoof is all that is required in attaching it to its bed.

New Kl-:.i o!' Yju

' (ien. JoMji!i Wkidrr thought ; he knew a peat deal of war i'loin his four years of lilitin:; for the jConfi'deraey, but thu 1'our weeks at Santiago revealed new thinjjs

! to him.

I "During the civil war," he 4!iii! in ii ImIU last eveniii" about

'his recent experiences, "we fought ' Won Alter J04 Itullot.

at close range, and there wan ire , .Mraiii-i.i.. Ind., Aug. 2i. ini'iuiuus noise and smoke. In (The Democrats from Mtu-tin and

ithis war the range oi lire was mm.i urunge counties convened here

(yards or more; there, was very j to-day for thy purpose of

; little noise, and the use ot smoke- uawnr a candidate tor joint rep

Ijss powder disposed of the, smoke ! resentative. At 0 o'clock p. in. i

;M1 ballots hud been east, without any nomination. The name of j jllayliss, Harvey, Thomas Fisher i land Ad White were presented by

Orange eountv while Martin of-

about mo. I saw probably the i fered Mart Keller, Ad Thompson first man struck in the light. He ! and others. The voto stood nine was near me, and I went, to him I to nine, each county standing firm, just as ho hud fallen, and could Alter supper t. dark horso was umi iiini-l.- ii-h.-.rn lie h:id Iuhoi Knrnnir ind .Inlin Lincl." nf Or-

struck, though he was in the lHst ; ange county, was nominated on! agony of death and died in a few! the, first ballot.

minutes. 1 heard no noise. lj Lawrence county

I' ,j)Mise AVi ! Ii

:it;i ' .;r th. fxpr:v-.. ty i Ui-t-'tiii;.' it. To r riane i)t,t ab.mt 't -t V. int'ii. M"tor C.tviS.uliiclc of it- ttiml I !r.r handsomeiy. strc-it iy ; su-ii.'U-d and -!. ,Taiii ly ifv iiiuvni-vd. s-yrod

a llor.-io uv and arsi--n a moto- i-ar-t a mil-' The tin; lust v-IllillU-. It is t Unduly iouinished. Ivasfrom 3 to .'0

Uv.'h ) of Application for License r.n." U'ltrr ,:;ri -il. a male jiers'.it t.vi'v 1,lu j;r of t '.vi'iity-inic years. ::nd an 'n'eal-itanf and resident of Uux.nn-

iir - :ile t:.e to t he

iiijr'ioii '. ..-hip. and t le ty of .Monro-. and tli.r ,-, of i-iiliana mil iiiiio.ssiy for past two years, hereby irives lotiee the citizens of l:luoiiiiQ---toii and

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I niiWs an hour. i he iiydroearlion nui1 tor is simple and pewerful. No odor, no villi atioii. Sns:iii-.ion wire w!i"eis. . i'noiuiiatie tires. lidl bearing's. Send i for Ci talnfrne. The Wintoti Motor ! Carriage Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Price ; ?i,IHI0.

First Ward or siul city, in HliHiniii

ton townshin, iri .'.aid - mntr of M

roe and Mtate of Indiana, that, he will TiL

at the .Sopteminr Term. id the , Lf

jow.i.i.'i v.,.iiii .ii i.-.,oii,.i ? '-i i.iie iouiiiy : nlll

.oi .Monroe an! St -it of Indiaita. apolv

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of battle. It seemed strange to

me, when the lighting lirst began, not being able to see any smoko, hearing none of t!ie ordinary noise, and seeing the men fall

'Notice of ChangcsiSsiV.

I N Election Precincts.

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Spiritimp. : ilW

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IS II Kit BUY lilVKJf that .lniie Term, IS'JS, of the

Co!iimis-!oners of .Monroe

1111. the foUowinir divi-

and esthlishii.ent of voting

was made bv said Uoard, to-writ: 1 fi

had seeu nothing and even see the wound ou yet he was there dying

(did his belt, and there was just j tho least hole where the ball had (gone right through his body. ithe range of lire was so treat

could not j Win. X. Matthews, from l!edhim, and ' ford, for joint senator for LawWe un-1 renet, Orange nut Martin coun

ties, and he was nominated.

Count

sion plaei

I In the matter of Kleetion presented; Monroe County, Indiana.

to.-:ii.t itoar-'i for a iirense toxii-at injf lienors, to-wit:

ll'llMI-S. in

'fall. ins at :: time

lnan-.iiv man a quart, at a I

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v...., , ,vr, ... . ill,- , MM privili.'jftf of allotviiifT the saine to lie j It drank on the premises upon which lie j sj desires to sell said spiritons, vinous ' jjlW and malt lkpaori. and that said prem-! llpl

ises are situated in the First Ward of ; rl'i

sat' I city of l:loitnine-.,n. in IOiom

inffton t iwimhip, Moiiri e county, Stale.

of Indiana, and described as follows: In a room rectangular in shape with a small offset, bounded as follows: Borinnin at tins southwest writer of said room, inside-measurement, thencp north 6t feet, thence east Id feet (1 im-hes. thence south 2i feet rt inches, thence west 2 feet, thence south -rt

t 8 inches, thence wtist 17 feet 6

Precincts, j inches to the phico of h.-(innin(f. I Said room is en the jrround floor and ' .1 i : . i ....I :..

WllKilK.vs. It app -ars to the Uoard ' f 1 ' f V i .. . . i ,, ,.r.,.r ,ii in AI. r. , i the first storv of the two-story brick of oinmissioners of .Monroe County, . , . .. . .- . , , f .

Indiana, that, at the last jfeneral elec- ! ' -'i iT o iT. V I 1 tion hold in Monro- Countv more than w-k: hniclbloek is located .; i . .... ; v....in..t , n t.i i . on noith sit! 3 of Iviikwoou venue, I

STCt'Il V ',Iiltrf UM'IiUU illl'l WtU Villi

Uiu-MeHbtApes

At ti recent banquet in Xew York a witty parson gave the following toast "Ubi Mei-lbi-Apes. " One said it meant "where there is honey there will be liees."' Another said "where the carcass is. tiiere will the vultures be." Another "where the turtles are, the club will be." The last said "where tho eti.rds tiro the chip's will lie." The parson discarded all and said it meant "where there is attraction, there will the admirers la;." And wo said to ourselves the secret is out, for people still continue to crowd nur Wall Paper Department beet use genuine bargains continue every day.

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Bf'Hw MSf9 bill

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A Ciucliuialiaii's l'redictien. A Cincinnati railroad man is

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BonncI to Win. Frmu the Philadelphia Press. Ex-President Harrison's consent to take' part in the campaign in Indiana is an indication of the preparations the Republicans of the State are making to carry tho election. There are only congressmen and minor State officers to be chosen, but no risks will be taken and no losses invited. Tho result in Indiana will havo more than local significance. The Republican State convention adopted the most pronounced gold platform framed this year. The plank reads in part as follows: "The Republicans of Indiana aro unreservedly for sound money, and are therefore opposed to tho heresy to which the Democratic party is wedded, of the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver at the ratio of 16 to 1, which we regard as absolutely sure to debase our money and destroy our private and public credit and cause general business disaster." There is no doubt from this plank where the Indiana Republicans stand and there ought to be no doubt of its endorsement in November by a rousing majority. The Price ot Bicycles. From the Springrfield Republican. In years past, when the bicycle industry was in its bonanza days, the question of price was a minor one with the makers, but they are giving it a great deal of prayer this year, and what the retail price is to be next year is more than ever perplexing. The makers have made some fatal mistakes in this line in the past few years, and mistakes are luxuries that few can afford nowadays in in the bicycle business. A prominent business man .says that ho considers it probable that by far the best price tho makers of firstclass wheels can fix upon is $35. If they will mako it $50, they will be bothered by a big erop of machines for $25; while if they put it at $35 they will really be likely to do away with a large share of the trade in the $25 wheel, for the reason that riders will be willing generally to pay $10 extra to get a 'Jfirst-class article." Those who are in a position to know say that it is very likely that the price of high-grade wheels next year will bo us low as $35; but if not that there are strong indications that it will be at least under $45.

j with tho modern guns that i tancc seemed to make little

i ferenco iu the matter of danger.

Thoro is no such thing as seeking safety in the rear of the line of fire. When wo got up to within 500 yards, practically the whole army was exposed to the tire, thoso in the rear being in danger, as well as those forward."

lis-1 quoted by tho Cincinnati Comnier-

l i.,ivr,. 1.;,, l,-,n,,,. ..,, 1 iJeivret'ii voiiwife UVCliUV i

State of Indiana:" also in Polk aUeot' ety l I11?'"?"11' Ain,

township. Monroe count v. Indiana. a V -"' ';.

nivemct number one. more than : '"Vv . 1 ' "i.iut hwiilu of I 111. To - te .t w.'"it of

Tho Live Stock show at the State Fair this year promises to bo of moro than ordinary interest on account of the contest for supremacy by tho leuding breeders. It will be a battle of the broods, and the most export judges in tho country will pass upon the merits of the several breeds of cattle exhibited. The large premiums offered and tho interest manifested in the contest by tho breeders of the country will bring together ono of the largest and best shows ever seen on tho continent.

An exchange says: If people would just remember that flour would extinguish blazing gasolino tho knowledge would be inestimable. Says the man of the house: "Ono day our gasoline stove was blazing, and wet clothes were used without effect, when I remembered that I had read that flour would extinguish the blaze. A handful did almost extinguish it completely. " It would be a good idea to paste this up so that in an emergency it may save both lifo and properly. The receipt

: might save the firo department

being called out many times, as a groat many calls are caused by gasoline explosions, etc. In a letter home Capt. McGinloy, of Emporia, Kan., writes: "My first attempt at commanding was rather humiliating. I resolved to tako one command from the book and study till I learned it. I procured a pass, went deep into the woods and rehearsed it. I hud it down pat. I then went to the captains and had them explain what effect that command would have on the company. Each one

took a stick and mapped out tho

cial Tribune as follows: "I will venturo the prediction that within a year tho only cars running into Indianapolis will be those tuscan reds of the Pennsylvania and the brilliant orange of tho Uig Four. The 15ig FourMonon deal is not tho only one just now; before the boys in that coat-room are passing out overcoat checks the Lako Erie & Western and tbo otaer Urice interests will be gobbled by tho Pennsylvania. While in New York tho other day 1 had it from tho best kind of authority that tho Urice interests will eventually pass into the Pennsylvania fold. Thirty days ago an option of 5,1 per cent, of Lake Erie & Western stock was held by th? Morgau-Yander-bilt, people. - Ii, is understood in New York financial circles that this option has been transferred to the owners of tho Pennsylvania and that thoy are about ready to close the option. Now as to the Big Four-Monon-C. II. & D. tie d. To all intents and purposes t rio deal is closed, so far as the Monon is concerned. The hitch is over tho C. H. & D. President Intra Is might have announced on his arrival home Monday if ho had wanted that the

Big Four's at ditors have boon ready for several days to go over the Monon in i special train to examine the ofices along tho line.

votes were cast

Jt is therefore t.r.lered that the following record be made: The precincts in Perry township will he as follows: l'KBCINCT XfMllEK 1 1'EUBY Tow:;siup.

WSfffciDtfl Seni or Branch Manager f 1 Mil 1IU 151 EVKKV , ,Tr IK TOWN lummwimwiii ii on Salary or Commission. Mint TlllOBMu CO., cikS, o.

PANTS $:.) to O.OO ( MADE ) Fit O aaranteed and Ciitr-

SU1TS 10.00 to 40.U0 i TO I ments kept in repair for

aiuris una iuacKiniosiies ( xjkumsk one year ree ot CiiMU-gre, Samples for self measure blanks sent by mail.

the southeast corner of said in-lot 15s. then.-e west 11 feet, thence north 1.13 feet, thence, east 1 1 feet, thence south 132 feet to the place of beginning'. Said room is so arranged with jrlass doors and windows that the whole of

said room is in view from the highway

Beginning where center of section IS j and street, and no blinds, screens or intersects Van Uuren township ; obstructions are so placed as to preline. thence smith on township j vent a full view of the inside of said Unv to the, southwest corner of room during hours prohibited by- law,

section .11. tnenee cast on township line to the southeast eorncr of section 30 thence north on township line to center of section 13. thence west, through the center of section s 13, 14, 15, l'i. 17 and IS to Van Huron township line Voting Place, No. 5 or Carter's School House.

and said room is so arrang-ec" and fitted with locks that it can be securely clobed and locked and , all admission prevented. CHARLES CAIN. Bloomiugton, Ind., Aug. If., 1S98.

PRECINCT N'CMliER 2 PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning where center pf section 18

intersects van jsuren townsnip line, thence- north on township

corporation line to walnut street,

thence south on Walnut street and Salem road to intersection of north line of precinct nniubcr 1 in section US. thence west on precinct number one line through center of sections 17 and 18 to intersection of Vau Huron township line. Voting place, Brick school house, Nora. PRECINCT XUMI5ER 3 PERRY TOWNSHIP.

Beginning where Rogers street inter- Fllst u?r,i 'i1'??,1'1 uly sects Bloomington township line, i township of Bloomin; thence south on Rogers street to ! Monroe and htutc of I

Beginning with Sept. 1st the electric light Company expoet to

commence ruining their plant iill .

night. Tho May saloon at Smithville was entered Sunday night by 10 or 12 armed men aud the furniture and liquor in stock was

(destroyed. The furniture was

valued at $300 and tho building was damaged to tho amount of $50. There is no cluo to tho guilty parties.

Bates to O. A. It. Encampment. On account of ii. A. Ii. National encampment at Cincinnati, Sept. 5th to 10th, tickets will bo

movement on tho ground until 1 1 sold from here on Sunt. 3d, 4ths

understood it thoroughly. I re-:5th and (5th, av. 3.25 for- round poated it to mysolf and felt proud trip, good going only on date of and confident. Next morning at ; sale; sre-od leaving Cincinnati not

earlier than Sept. Cth, not lator than Sept. 15th, but by depositing ticket with jobt agent from Sept. 5th to Sept. Klh and payment of

25 cents per ticket at timo of do

The proprietor of a "valley" hotel in Germanv was rueontlv

j j i , . brought before the court at Kob-; ''8:51 lenz and it was found that he j

made his "wine" of glycerine, water, sugar and raisins, or dried currants, which he imported in immense quantities.

Porto Rico is an island lying southeast of Cuba, is about ono hundred miles long from east to west and forty milos broad. It has a population of 800,000. They are generally lazy, illiterate and unskilled. They pay $3,000,000 tribute to Spain each year, support a Spanish army, and a horde of Spanish officeholders, and live ver3r comfortably thewselves. Columbus discovered this Island in 1493. Tho present capital San Juan was founded in 1513, a terrible slaughter of natives and cruel oppression by Spain has been kept up over since. Porto Rico is packod full of riches, enormous crops of tropical goods, besides mines of salt, gold, copper, tin, lead and iron, the inhabitants luck the skill, enterprise and capital to develop the mineral riches. Of the good things to eat, we take moro than any other country. Thoro are five hundred variuties of trees exceedingly valuable. Tho climate is better than that of Cuba. It is one thousand miles from Key

: Looking Ahead. ' From tha Washington Star. "I don't know what, I'd havo clone," said the Santiago Spaniard, "if it hadn't been for that

Mrs. Hoon People are talk- optimistic friend of mine.

ing at out the wav Mr. lliggleby

lehave : towards his second wife. Heron Yes, eonfoand him! A man who will mistreat his second wife do -n't de-ervc to have lHt hie first one.

"He encouraged vou tt hold

out to the bitter end r" "No. When v.e were tired and verv hungry he w;s t'hvays sHying -i-iiecr ' we'll be conquered iti a few days. "

drill 1 assumed an attitude and,

while making a cigarette in a careless fashion, issued the com' mand. The company ran over me, and as they are taiiffht to keep on going until told to halt, the entire company walked on my graceful presence bofore I could

j think of what came next. I hope

to learn, out x wisn l nau a company that was not so anxious to mind." A Torre Haute preacher announced that he would discuss a family scandal from the pulpit, and as a result every teat in tho church was filled long before the time for church service, man)' standing in the aisles, and a look of satisfaction on the faces of the conKreration. The shrewd mas-

j ter of the flock then proceeded to i discourse on Adam and Eve and

the serpent. Drum Major Stineburg of the 150th is at home on a furlough. The drives in tho city cemetery are being improved and the street roller has been out thero doing some effective work. Two beautiful and attractive young ladios, Miss Gertrude Pan ley of Tcrro Haute, and Kegina Pauley of Carlisle, were visiting relations and friends in this vicinity last week.

John Browning has- returned from the west and is now in the "Star" store again. John has many friends who will be glad to see him again in tin.' "Star." Mrs. W. B. -Baker has returned from Denver, Colorado, where she was .called wevcral weeks ago to attend the funeral of her daughter, Mrs. Dowejese.

She was accompanies Deweese. --The city Kt-!io;ils their annual si s--.i.ii Th-.: I'liiversilv :.

posit, an extension of return limit to leave Cincinnati to and including Oct. 2d may be secured. A. K. Helton, Monon Agt.

Ill WELLS 1TEL. FRENCH LI6K. INDIANA. Newly Furnished Throughout.

Rates - SI to $2 Per Day. According to Location of Rooms. Hotel Open the Year Uound. Freo "Bus From All Trains. Hotel Equipped with Electric Bolls aud all the latest improvements and modern conveniences. A first-class livery in connection with Hotel. Conveyances new. Mineral water furnished at the Hotel. Mineral water shipped to all parts of the United Stales. II. E. WELLS, Proprietor.

Notice of Application for .License The undersigned, a male person over the age of twenty-one years and a continuous inhabitant and resident of Bloomington township, Monroe county. State of Indiana, for the last past two years, hereby gives notice to tho citizens of the citv of Bloomington.

line to Bloomington township line, I Indiana, and of the First Ward thence east on township line to 1 0f said citv of Bloominiron and

Rogers street in the city of Bloom- of Bloomington. township, ia the ington. thence south onRogers street j county of Monroe and State of Indiana,

incorporation lim-, meiice eusi im i that he will at the September term, - t : ,1... ... iil..i. 1 . . ... . . . . . ,

lsss, oi tttc Heard oi commissioners of the county of Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in less ciuantities than five gallons at a time and in loss quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one year with the privilege ol allowing tha same to be drank on the premises where sold. The said promises upon which he desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt litiuors, being situated in the

of mcomington

Bloomington, county of . . ... , i .. i .i ..

thence south on Rogers street to I " au" "i . "in

corporation line, thence east oniK,,1' , , ' ,. 1 . ,. . , . . . '1 he first room west of the alley on corporation hue to A alnnt streat. !theuorlhBill0 of Kirkwoo,j Avenue. thciicc south on Walnut str-et to i, butwwm Morton street atd College tho southwest corner of (south j ATcnue, the same being the first or Vark. thence east on corporation j uml noor o a two-story trick buildmie to the southeast corner - of and fronting on Kirkwood Avenue, South Park, thence north on Un- j th iiildii,B- situated on a part of , ol,. i.i.-.v,t iu me luivrsceavu uf injot mimi,or one hundred and fiftyBloomington township line, thence I - ht ( 158) in th(, city of Moomington,

.est on townswp nne w j jioniv connty, Indiana, bounded n4

described as fo.kiws, to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner of saiil in-lot. running thence due north one hundrerd atd thirty-two (132) feet to an alley, thenee due we;st with said alley twenty-two (22) feet, thence south one, hundred and thirty-two (Hi) feet to the street, thence east twentytwo (22) feet to the place of beginning. That said room is rectangular in shape, 80 feet north and south and 22 feet east and west, outside measurement, and so arranged with g lass door and windows that tho whole of said room is in view from the street, and no blinds, screens or obstructions are so placed as to prevent a full view of the inside during hours prohibited by law, and said room can be securely closed and looked and all admission prevented. ENOS S. DeMOSS. Bloomington. lad., Aug. 1, 1893.

street.

Voting placo, Old College Chapel Building.

PRECIXCT StTMBER 4 PERRY TOWNSHIP. Beginning at the northeast come? of section number one, thence west on township line to intersection of Lincoln street, in the city of Bloomington, thence south on Lincoln street to the southeast comer of South Park, thence west on corporation line to the southwest corner of South Park, thence south on Salem road to the intersection of north line precinct number one, in section 16, thence east on precinct number one line throutrh center of sections lfi, 16,

14 and 13 to Salt Creek township j

line, thence nortn on townsnip line to Bloomington township line. Voting place; Lowder's Steire. PRECINCT NUMBER Oi.E POLK TOWNSHIP. All that portion of Polk township lying west of the section line, running from the north entl of said township to the south end thereof, said line dividing sections 3 anel 4, sections 3 and lO.sections 15 and IB, sections si and 23, sections 27 and 2.S and sections 33 and 34. Votiug place, School House No. 5, on Allen's Creek, in section No. 19. PRKCINCT NUMBER 2 POLK TOWNSHIP. All that portion of Polk township lying cast of the section line, running from the north end of said township to the south end thereof, said tine dividing sections 3 and 4, sections 9 and lO.sections is and IS, sections 21 and S2, sections 27 and 28 and sections 33 and 34. Voting place, Blackwell School House No. 1, in section 27.

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sneriit's sale. By virtue of a certified copy of p. decree to me directed from the clork of the Monroe circuit court in a cause wherein State Kx-Kel. .T. M. Hinklo. Auelitorof Monroe County is plaintiff, and Emery T. Fine-h et al are defendants, requiring me to make the sum of Two Hundred uid Fifty-two Dollars mid Soventy-six Centi l'.'52.7rt, with interest on said decree ami costs, I will

expose nt public Bale to the highest biiieler, on SATURDAY, Sai-i:;MBKli loth. 189e, between the hour of 10 o'clock a. iu. and 1 o'clock p. iu., of said day at the door of the c;nii t house, ill Blooming. ton. Monroe county. Iiidiaiirt, the rents and prulii for a term not exceeding seven years, the iollowing real estate, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the southeast quarter mid the south half of t lie southwest quarter eif section one (It township nine () range one (Owct containiM.''' one !i-,iii-iliv t ami tiVin;1.' lU'O) acres more

ill- lo, Situnted in Monroe County an-.l St;.lc of Indiana. If such rents and prolits wil! not suit for a Millicient sum J s.'.lisfv sai I ile-

cr(c, interest and costs. I will at the j KT iTIL'K IS 1 same time aud phu e expose, at public j '..he under

Notice of Application for License The undersigned, a male person over the age of twenty-one years and a continuous inhabitant and resident of Bloomington township, :Uonroa county, State of Indiana, for the last past ninety days, hereby gives notice to the citizens of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, and of the First Ward of said city of Bloomington and of Bloomington township, in the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, that he will at the September'! ertn, 18US, of the Board of Commissioners of the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in less quantities than five gallows at a time and in less quantities thsn 1 quart at a time, for a period of one yeir with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the premises where sold. The said premises upon which he desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, being situated in the First Ward of said city of Bloomington, township i Blooiningtoh, county of Monroe and State of Indiana, and described aB follows: In the second room east of the alley, on the north sicLi of 0th street, between Morton street aatl College Avenue, the

Notice of Application for License The undersigned, a male person over the age of twenty-one years and an inhabitant of Bloomington township and the county of Monroe sad State f Indiana, for the last past five years, hereby gives, notice to the citizens of Bloomington and of the First Ward of saiel city, and of Bloomington township, in said county of Monroe anel State of Indiana, that ho will at the September Term, 1993, of the Board of Commissioners f the county of Monrce and State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to soil intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, vinous and malt liquors, in leas quantities than five gallon at a time and in less quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of ono year, with the privilege of allowing the same to bn drank on the premises upon which he desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquor3, and the premises being situated in the First Ward of said city of Bloomington, in Bloomington township, county of f lonroe, State of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: In the front r jom IS fe;t 4 inches wide, by 2S feet 9 inches long, inside measurement, located in the first story and on the ground floor of the twostory frame, shingle roof building, located on A part of in-lot No. one hundred and fifty-seven (1S7) in the city of Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: beginning at the southeast corner of said lot running themee north on the east line thereof one hundred and thirty-two (133) feet, thence west on the north line of said lot twenty-two ($2) feet, thence south on a lino parallel with the east line of said lot of one hundred and thirty-two 132 feet, thecc j east on the south line of said lot twenty-two 1 22j feet to the place of beginning. That said room is so arranged with glass doors and windows that the whole of said room is in view from the atCLtGb, iiukl nu blind;, aemu . ami-haO-structions are so placed as to prevent a full view of tho inside during hours prohibited by law, and said room can be securely closed and locked and all admission prevented. JOSEPH H. CLINE. Bloomington, Intl. Aug. 16, 1893.

Notice to Non-Residents, The State of Indiana. ) Monroe Counts', V In the Monrre Circuit Court, October Term, 189S. Kstella L. King vs. Thomas J. King. Complaint No. 4790. Kow comes the plaintiff, by Honliy & Wilson, aer attorneys, and files, heV complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a disinterested party tliat said defendant is not a residect of the State of Indiana and with an affidavit of plaintiff that she does not know tho residence or the defendant, and that said action is for divorce. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendant last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of tho nest term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holtlcn on the second Monday of October, A. I)., 1898, 1. the court house in Bloomington in said county and State, and answer or demur to ettid complaint the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and the sell of said court affixed at Bloomington this 11th day of August. A. D., 1898. JOHN T. WOODWARD, ssal Clerk. Aug. 16, '98.

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Notice of Application for License The undersigned, a male person over the age of twenty-one years, of good moral character and a continuous inhabitant and resident of Bloomington township, Monroe county. State of Indiana, for the last ten (19) years, hereby gives notice to the citizens of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, and of the First Ward of said city of Bloomington anel of Bloomington township, in the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, that he will at the September Term,'189S, of the Board of Commissioners of the county of Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors, towit: Spiritous. vinous and -malt liquors in less quantities than five gallons at a time and in less quantities than a quart at a time for a period of one year with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the; promises where sold. The said premises upon which he desires to sell said spiritous, vinous and malt liquors being situated in tho First Ward of said city of Bloomington, township of Bloomington, ia the county of Monroe and State of Indiana, acd described as follows: In the first room east of the alley on the north side of West Kirk wood Avenue, between College Avenue anel Morton streets, said room being on the ground floor and facing the street aud rectangular in shape. The inside measurement of room is twenty-seven (27) feet anel ten (lb) inches north and south and seventeen (17) feet and eight (8) inches east and west, with the northeast corner cut off for a safe six feet five inches east

and west and eight feet live inches

north and south

Notice to Nou-ltesidents.

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In the Monroe Circuit Court, October Term, 189S. Catharine A. Hunter vs. Richard IIUBter. C omplaint No. 4789. Now comes the plaintiff, by Hunley & Wilson, attcrneys. and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of Matilda Norris, a disinterested person, that said defendant is not a resident of the State of Indiana. nlsO affidavit of the plaintiff that tht defendant is a resident of city of Louisville, in State of Kentucky, and resides at No. (120 between Chestnut and Gray in said cite; that said action is for & divorce, aid that satd non-rerfdest defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given Said defenelant, last named, that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next teirm of the Monroe circuit court, to be holelen on the sesond Monday of October, A. D., 1898, at the court house in Bhoomington in saiel county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the samel will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my namo and the seal of said co-art affixed at Bloomington this 10th day August, A. D.. 189S. sbai-1 .iGllN T. WOODWARD, Aug.M.'OS. Clerk Monroe C. C.

Sheriff's Sale, By virtue of a erertified eopy of a Ueieree to me directed from the clerk ot

the Monroe e:ircuit court in a

wherein State Ex Rel William Ty Bia-ir, Auditor of Monroe county, ia claintiff. and James A. Tasrue etal

are dofendf,nt;, requiring me to makcj

tne sum 01 iraa uuneireei ana woivK;

Dollars and Seventy Cents m.TOJ,

with interest on said decree and

I will expose at public sale to the'

highest bieldeir, on ' SATURDAY, September 10th, between the hours of 10 o'clock and 4 o'clock p. ra. of said day slftlj door of the court house in Bloomlii ton, Monroe county, Indiana, the regit, and profits for a term not exceed seven years, the following real eata'm to-wit: .J"? All that part of th-s east half of tke northeast quarter of section twon-.?(

l,JI-3eV,..H f f lllt 14 l IW1K range two (2) west lying south of tho Bt.iomington and Rockport road and situated in Monroe county, Indiana. " ITsueh rents and profits will not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said deoree. interest and costs. I will at the satoe

The room situated ! time and place expose at public sole

in a one-story brick building witn a metal roof. Only one room to building, having a frame coal house tit rear end five () feet wide and twenty (20) feet

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the fee simple of said real estate or so

much thereof as may be sufficient te discharge said decree interest and costs. Said saki will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or ap-

Saiel bulldinc- is located as follows: j praiseiuent laws.

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same being in the basement, on the : q a part 0f in-lot one hundred anel first 01 ground lloor of the Hotel Gen- j (ifty-nine 159, iu the city of Bloomingtry Block, and fironting (ith street: 'he j ton, trounty of Monroe and State of said Hotel Gen try situated on the south ; Indiana, described as folleiws: Beginhalf of in-tots No. 231 and 224' in the ; n;njr at the southwest corner' of said original plat of the citv of Blooming- , ;n40t, the nee east twenty 20 feet, ton. Indiana, said room being more , thence north thirty-live 35 feet, thence particularly described as follows: 1 Wcst twentv 30 feet, thenee south thiv-

Situated on a part of in-lot ao. 433 1 ty-five 35 feet to the place of beginning.

That said room is so arranged with glass eloors and windows that the whole of saiel room is in view from tho street, and no blinds, screens or e)bstnietions are so placed as to prevent a full view of the inside of said reom eluring heturs prohibited by law and saiel room can be securely closed aud locked and all admission prevented. JAMES SH1NN. Bloomington, luel., Aug. 10, 1898.

in the origiual plat of the city of BIcoinington, in Blooinin'tem township, Monroe erei:.nty, Stat of Indiana, bounded and elescribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning 18 feet east run the southwest corner of sa id in-lot N'o. 223, running thence east 15 feet, th-juee north is feet, thence west 15 feet, thence south 48 feet to the place of beginning. That said room is rectangular iu shape, 43 feet ncrth and south and 15 feet east and west, anel so arranged with glass deioi-i and windows that the whole of said room is in vierw from tha street, nd no blinds, screens or obstructions are so placed as to prevent a fill I view of .the in.vide during hours nrohibitcd bv luw, ami salts room can

j be securely eloscd and locked and all aiiiiiii.siou prevented, j CIIAKLnS I.. .IONKS. i lilo (ininirt.ui, I11.I., A:!J. '.1, ''.If.

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l"ir ilft.i:: U.iiiinn.ttoA reparians .'ales, tinio .1:1 -Mev.T.! n-j' lines, sU'ep:i.r. panor .-ti's, etc. . aile.i ess !l i; Uo!.;..-,':,,. Ticket Art. 1!. & O. S W. By.. Mitel-eil In, I.; or . I. V.'a". j , ;, r. A.. Chj'tiuni'tl.t

By virtue of tin . execution to me diroated from the clerk of the Monroe circuit court in a cause wherev.n Thomas I. Owen is plaintiff, and Mary M. Wautland ct at are defenelantf , requiring me to -make the sum of Seventy-five; Doihirs ST5.00,. with interest em saiel cxecuiiou aud' cewts. 1 wi'.l expose at public sale tothe highest bidder, on SATURDAY, Sbi-tejibku 10th, 1898. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clcck p. m. ef saiel day at the door of th! court house in Bloc'inington. Monroe County. Indiana, tliei rentsanel prcfiue for a term not exceeding seven years, the folhiwiug real estate, to-wit: The east half ( s ) o r lots number t wen-, ty-nine (SB) and thirty C10) ia John Weaver's subdivision ef Seminary hit number sixty-oner (It, siuiate'it in the city elf Blooming inr'o i, in the county of Monroe

iu I ami Mate oi Indiana. 111 ; lf s,i'.-b rents aiiel p -otils will not sell a j f.ir a iMilli ient sum te satisfy sa'el exe- : cut ion, i ite-t-i-st anl . .ists.l will, at tho 'ii I same tini ami place expose at public in ! sale the fee- simple of saiel real estate, in I ev s i lutii h there-eif as may oe sutBc'ent m I todis.-hii'f wiiele v.'catior.'atererst and

rat.-,. Said sale will tie made without any ii -." whatever from vulualiem or &p-

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