Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 43, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 August 1883 — Page 4

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THE

SATURDAY

COURIER

Leys Democratic Newspapek, Published bt Henry J. Feltus

1 50 a Ybas-The Largest and Best Circulation.,

Lacalfacts aMFanciss. The Old Ticket.

A niammoth fire cistern is being dug ijear. Showers? factory. Ifcis to bejthirty feet long, twelve ieefewidey ami about twelvc foot deep v The suit brought against McKinneyTs bondsmen is oa . the bond given for liis first term -as treasurer! - Suit on the second bond will not be brought until his present term expires,, which will be next month. 1 .. . .." . g -,

Lawrence county - is . venting its ;spit against us by charging exhorbitant prices for-watermelons.' We are in favor of fixing the price of artesian water at a dollar a :'ffiSlii:&Bnd0. that

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i Prof. Woodbnrn recently declined a position in he Yinceiines University at a salary in excess of that which he ireeivipg here. Prof. Woodbnrn was V raised here" educated here, and is tboroujghly identified with the educational interests of Jildomingtonw5 :Iie cannot be spared. . - When the next grand jury - meets an effort will be made to declare the privy vault in the

This reminds- us of a singular fact that in erecting buildings around the public square such a thing a digging privy vaults is never taken into consideration. -It seeing that they are considers :ed anunqgeessary expen se. - . WilKan Welch, Mat James and JohnRbeves have been disoharged from; the. Southern prison, all of t hem ha ving made good .time Welch and Reeves returned to, tWsdac and James

f Vtd -Bedford. iw Je these : f youhg-raen be encouraged to J&o Tights and settle down and be v peaceful v. and - ; quiet citizehsi ) v JEhiB stain upon their characters li i fan be wipe? out by an honest and industrious couie- on, their

band should be extended them.

" SALT CREEKr JTEMS. 'V- Health very good -at present. ; " Jcie Jacobs has iiioved to Blogmington. I learn that

' MrsEee Sexton killedf a largts

, jrnttiesiiake recently;-r-i he : dry weatheii is euting. the corn ciip shorb-The icontrpyersy 1 o?er the school in district No. 2

i ienv na ves-contesu- Juameti

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sat the - residence of the bride's mother in Bloomingtbn Thursday August 9thl883, Prof Ballentine officiating Mr. Samuel i Lampkins anifr Miss Aggie

Anderson? The groom is an; in-

iemasi; aieaHae is a nanosome tl. - it - m -a " t - - i- 'i .-. i . -

ititu wen euucaiea, young iaayj;

iir iciugijv many terms oi sunooi

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io the happy ftair ws have past sAarted upon their- wedded journey the writer among their host fend wishes them healthy wealth and pwaperHy; In thase itenBa few weeks ince I gay; an .' . aecount ' of a school election in district I wherein Mfeses Jofambn and Brummett were applicants and

y ; ' Miss Johnson declared 0lecvted se vote-being Wfe .Thus was

- r;? that one vote fast for Miss Johni r v J on .xlfegal 6y ; ruling this r wte out Jinade a Me, Petitions

Vt:- then circulated for eaelmf

rS to hire them:-: 4winfir to the

wrangle M hire either. ? It is . said that a compromise Ayas then agreed up on for Johnson to bay one term and Brum mett one term but M iss Johnson grew dissatisfied with this arrangement so the trustee ordered a new election whi ch was held August 14tb, at this meeting ten voters were present but was again equally divided as neither -candidate could be efeeted, it was a lively imeeting from beginning to" end. .An efforfcwas made by Johnson's' friends to di vide the terms, the . other side would not hear to this, a proposition was 4nae to declarer the jfirst eletavaiid hut yas flatly

refused by he Brummett- voters; the next propbsitioti was to snbr mit the ' matter to . McGee; all these proposWjons ma v reted by the Brummett side, they was in .fav6fof wchoosiiig: neither of

the ippKwft iIehtriistipe

TILDEN &. HENDRICKS. At this time there is a loud call for the old tioketTildpn and Hendricks. It would be very acceptable to the Democrats in this ' section of the State. A purer man and an abler Statesman than Samuel J. Tilden never lived. Of our own favorite son Thomas A. Hendricks, we need say nothing. The ticket won in 1876 and it can win in 1884. "It should have been renominated in 1880, but it is not yet too late. The people still stand ready to rebuke the fraud by which Tilden and Hendricks were robbed of the presidency

after they had been fairly elected.!

Neither Tilden nor Hendricks desire the nomination, but we believe that the majority of the Democratic party demands that they be nominated.

Mart Phillips has again gone into the butcher business. His shop is tfext to tlie, farmer corn-

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Theo; Peck and family of Waldo, Florida, are here on a visit.

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Township Trustees' Eeports PEOM OCTOBER 12th, 2882,. TO AU&UST 6tli, 1883.

1JEANBLOSSOM. Boad. XoWUBljlp .......... Special bthooL. Common School ....

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ONIOiSWILLB OLD SETTLERS. ; The day was pleasant; at ten o'clock about fifteen hundred people were assembled in the grove west of the Baptist church . From the interest taken by all concerned, it was agreed that this the 'first meeting at Union-; ville-would be a success, such it was. ! fter-a song the exercises; were opened with prayer by Rev.i J. M. Barrow.- Messrs Waltman1 and Browning of Nashville each then inadeH short and appropriate addresses, after which Eli K. Milieu addressed the audience in

his usual forcible manner. Eli-

as Able made the closing speech

of the ibrenoon,; and gave the dinner call, which was soon followed by a bounteous repast. In the afternoon speeches ' were made hj the following old pion? eers:; v; L. Adams, liey J. BCoxf Jas. W. Spencer, Jac jsh Stephens., Dr. J. B. Campbell, Andrew Farksaad John Knight. Exercises were interpersed with music by the choir led by D. A. Young! Much of the good man-

aement of the occasion is due

to our efficient president R. L StqheDS; i: A year ' irom this time (Augv15th 1884) there will be another Old Settlers' meeting at Unionville, with same officers.

Closed with an old "fashon camp

meeting song and hand shaking. Take it all iu all it was a very

enjy dUe time. : We hope to

weieome the old settlers into our

midst many times more.

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Receipts. J0U1 11

019 87 615 59 3114 72 52 3 44;i3.. 52 (i-:5 5(5 -,688 6G C65 4(5 228(5 23 83 66 4344 27 24? 24 162 70 187 91 1117 28 ; 63 36 1773 49. 448 19 , 214 28 452 62 .'I860' 63 . . -88 91 4i3064 62--1363 50 793 86 996 05 : 2305 26 56 12

Ex en i In res;. 64 U 39 177 50 '. 227 18 1365 70 49 95 2409 72 245 60139 55 664 9(5 1414 00 67 10 2531 21 186 15 10S 30 167 47 708 50 13 36 118378 331 15 72 05 232 03 1111 40 . 49 00 vlftfi 60.

1213 15 336 20 230 80 1388 30 53 7

Bala lit o 351 71 472 7 388 4 749 (12 2 2vS 1UC3 80 379 66 544 11 50 872 23 16 'M 1813 06 61 09 54 40 20 44 408 78 50 00

594 7i 117 04 142 23 220 59 749 22 . 39 91 1268 m 120 35 457 66 765 25 916 96 2 37

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Total, salt cri:ek: Koatl Township... . ... . . . , i.-... Special School ,. Common School ...... . , Dg ;

1633 30 1033 5 828 15 3500 94 65 61 7061 35 1399 74 756 70 596 61 2534 01 97 02

1197 64 287 15 710 84 211.3 10 44 80 4353 53 1005 84 189 06 267 12 1-588 25 66 00

2262 59 435 66 746 20 117 31 1387 84 20 81

2707 82 393 80 567 64 - 329 49 945 76 31 02

53S4 08 3116 27

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980 44 604 14 .640 64 3002 09 83 79

413 26 M 95 368 01 1672 75 53 50

562 IS 508 19 ,272 63 1329 31 85 29

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475 71 310 84 459 84 1917 49 81 00

"806 90 6 75 179 66 1200 00 12 50

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3275 63 1760 81

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396 50 165 54 299 70 2331 19 36 78

221 40 80 40 290 81 . 1494 05 35 50

175 85 8 890 - 1

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9Mi 71 2122 16 ' 1160 55

1228 22 455 ' 15 C4t' 99 2753 NO 111 38 5195; 54 1072 78 233 04 745 36 2709 51 191 77 4952 46

725 35 281 95 471 69 1740 50 89 75

502 173 175 1013 21

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905 75 116 00 326 S4 1774 80 114 55 3297 94 !

107 03 117 04 418 52 934 71 77 22

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Mose Kahn, the people's

clothier, will remove to bis handsome store room in the x?ew block

a& soon, as it is compjeteu. ui

the mean time he is deterinmed

to sell all of his present stock of

clothing, hats, caps - and Gents

furnishing goods regardless of

the price they bring. He wants

to: open in, bis new ;room (about

Sept Isb) with a fresh stock, and going to sell off every

thing he now has, which consists

of a good stock of all goods i n

nis line, uus is a rare onance for positive barging and " yon should not miss it West side of the scjuai. . 1 FARM FO SALe! Karifor sale; 120 -acres, 3 i miles frorn town 40 acres in walnut and sugar imler80 acres ell s0fri& grass; Oood dwelling house witfesix rooms; spring housed cist-em, barn and out .Houses: Fencing in good repair,

everything in good running order and ready for first class farming:

New farming implimenig of all kinds and good new two-horse wagoff for sale yith tho farm if desired. The 80 acres has suf

ficient timber for fencing and

firewood and will be $ld separ-

hire another tefj which will lately if desired' & small house

: v pnd0nbtc dly be doye. The meet- ' V.' iiicr adionrned without comire to

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wlthfive :or -.six rooms, pr tpvm,

will be taken in part pay. Sat-

Photographs made by the instantaneous process, at J. M. Barnes' neat gallery. Baby-pictures made in one second, at J. M. Barnes' gallery.

This tllsease so rtreatuiil in its na

ture and generally considered hot

curable most be elassed-with tbie curable diseases. God in his wisdom has provided in nature a remedy for every malady. A reliable remedy is offered by J. W. Nctd, of Blooming ton 'Indiana, to all those aiflie ted with cancerous diseases. This special reinedy has-been in use for fifteen years, and has nver failed in external case of a pcrmanenti cure, (unless the cancer was iu its last stage). My reinedy consists of a vegetable corn port r.d in the form of past, which is applied to the diseased part, which it effectually destroys, at the same time producing a healthy action in the -flesh th at lies adjacen t with the cancer. The cancer being dead J t.

separates from thejiealthy flesh arid

after a few days the cancer will drop out, leaving a healhy sore, which is easily hea'ed. There is another necessity in. the treatment of cancers, that is removing the cancerous pore on from the system, this 1 do by using' a preparation of my own, prepar cd especially for this purpose. No pay required until the-can cer is cured. OlRce in Fee's building Noruh

side of the. square. For .furthtir information, ad res s Dr J. ' W- Keal Eloomington lad; Ged smolced hams 1 2 J cnts a pound, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the postoffice- - .--The leading grocery house of th(3 town -the Bee Hive. CASH or NO SALES. , After September 1st, 1883, and all old accounts must be settled by cash or note ' ' i J v ... IL LlSDLEV. -Jolm P. Smith can be found'

at his old stand where he will give his entire time to repairing watches and jewelry. He proposes to do first claps work, and do it eheaiv He is a veteran

The following allowances were made to Trustees lor services

Beau blossom, 60. 00 Washiiligtoa,

Marion, 74.00 Bloomington, 218. 00 Vanburen, 118.00 Salt Creek, 86 70 Clear Creek, 80. 00

lien ton,

Richland, Perry, Folk. Indian Creek,

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$US. 80

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21070 120. 00 100. 15 122.00

The above reports were uppw.ert by the Board. AucTust 14, 1883. . RICHARD A. FOLK, Auditor,

. NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY,, In the matter of the estate of Lawrence Kelle3 deceased In the Monroe circuit Court, Notice is liereby given t!iat upon petiiion filed in said Court by Ware S. Walker, administrator of said estate, setting up the insufficiency of the estate .of said decedent to jay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the 4th

day of Augu.it 1S83, find said estate

to be probably liisol vent, and OJfder

the same to be settled accordingly. The cred itors of said estate ; are therefoi e hereby noti fied of such insolvency, and required, to file their claims against said estate for 'allowan co. . ... ,,. . ...... t! Witness my hand at Bloomingtim Indiana, this 8th day of August iSSS.. I Wake" it Walkeu, ' Admiiustiator. .

'f '" I isfoctoiy reasons for selling; 'jeweler and thoroughly uni)

ESTATE OF MANSFIELD B&SJMBTT DECEASED. In the Monroe Circuii Coui-t, in the state of Indiana. All Creditor, Heirs, and Legatees of said, estate are hereby notified that John S. Bennett administrator

ofBaid estate has filed his aecount.

and vouchers in final settlement. of said Estate, and that the same, will come upv for examination and tip proval oh the 25M day of September, 1883, the same being the 18th judicial day of the September term, 1883, of said Court, at which lime said Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are required to appear in said CVjurt, in the Court-house in tho jPty of: HI oom i iigton , an d sh o w ca use . i f o n y there be, -hy-said account should, not be approved. Witness my name and seal the 21 day of Aug. 1883. r John S, Ben n kit. Administrator. Ttusirk fe Dunenn Atttvs,

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-No. house in town can give you better prices than the Bee Hive grocery. A full stock of groceries, fresh, nice, apd cheap, at the Ucc Hive.

ADM IN ISTR ATOHS SALE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned ...Ad mint strator of tinestate ot Goi'ge Weaver, deceased, b' order of the Monnio circuit Court, will sell at Pub'ic sale on the premises on Saturday, the 8 til- day of September, 18Svi, the following; Real estate situate in Monroe county Indiana, towit: ; The Northeast quarter , of the Southeast quarter of section 6. Ten acres off :the south side of the North east quarter of the No.ith east qiar-. ter of section 6, being a strip 20 rods in width, Thirty acres o IT the west side ot the North west quarter of the North cast quarter of section 6. bemsr a

strip 00 rods in width. Allot Paul

estate being ju township 10, North range l" West. Terms: one-third cash,thc remainder in tvvo :qnal payments of ix an I twelve months from da j" of sale, purchaser excub ing notes for deferred pavments with

.acceptable socuiity, waiving relief

from valuation and. apprajsment laws of the State of Indiana ami drawing interest from day of sale Said sale to be free from liens and encumlxerances, ami to begin at 1 o'clock p.. in. Abraham Wjs veu - ' ' ' " Adminibtratqr ESTaTEQF LAWRENCE KEL LEY, DKCE AS 1D. In the Monroe circuit Court, in the State of Indiana. All Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of said estate are herelry notified that Ware. S Walker, administrator of said estate, lias filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up tor examination and approval on the 3d day of September 1883, the same being the first judicial day of September Term 1883 of said Court, at which lime said Creditors,- Heirs and Lcgateos are required to appear in 8 aid Court, in the Court-house in. the oily of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there hi, why said accounts should not be approved. WHness my baud the 8th dav of 1 . Adinittistraiijir.

Ladies, dont reiad this. At cijnq ukmj pau Avd n j j ()i n jjooj v vuwij punoq s4oqs 4mo u ( oi si u ai Ape i v iqjoM oqi ui SujinAaii s(a.ioi i) Now, we'll wager a saucer ice cream The above she's al read v read You bet sheMi git at it somehow, If she has to stafid oa her head.

A uiB luwsi muveiues, as tne

Chicago Book Store.

JIEJi? U Qi1srP? ,eaa than any oGwrinailf -i

-i ".t" -i "j"vu nvo years, aud if It don't wesa i v

,'urau,i? w"uw5raumag, ?re-W3n refund ae iriaug& , AtfZi? KTfi W A MK? in everrconntyi '

month, i armers make $200 to $5C0 duUng the wlnt tP w -. I

yonraddreaaon 'a postal card far furUiarpartioalai, y- f i

LUELL WASHER CO., tfiJE, FA.

Manufactured by the. ' . a- 1 - YAV 9-f

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iTuea appuea ai soeaing timo. at the rate of 200 lbs. per acre, will Increaee the jktMR9

Uflftl"ai-M m mm mw ark.v ,

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tfSiSS ASH2iHlSSrop ?bve an average. They insure good croT8 ot ,

Try them. Write for Circular.

Ktow wneat BuccesfiiuiiT.vitnout taenia

ATTORfjjSYS AT LAW, . lraotico in this Cfturti of Monroe and adjoin inc counties. Prompt attention kiyoq to col lactiona and all othjir Uaal baiiaeis

IIMe New pimy & CSicaii) I'y. Tivtf in Jiffest March 18, 1SS3. ' nRoutev,, Affords the Beiic, Cheapest, Quickest, most Desirable RouU to th Great West! and North West, ' South aid boifth Weal. 3 Through Pa(9sk?icek Trains, Daily

sx Stools. YardA.

ESTABLISHED

NlWSTY-r.lCHT YEARS

For the MERCH ANTonoujriipiQn

For the MARKET GARDENER

For the PRIVATE FAMILY C rown by ourselves on oar own ana

cccnc 1

SEEDS SEEDS

a - pTBaccran lIKiatraed CRtolooue. and Rural Kcrter FttEB 3PO ABJ" ' :

MERCHANTS, SEND UH YOUR KUSOiESS CARDS FOB TRAlwrtaST. CAVID LAN0I1ETH ft SONSiSEED GB0WEBS, PN1UDELFHIA

no am BloouQington,

Chicago

south; Bloomington, j Louisville,

DAY MAIL. MIGHT EX No. 1. No. 3.' 11:59pm. ll:23uin 8:50 pm. 7:30 am; No 2. No 4, 4:51 pm 3 .46 am. 9:10 pm 7:20 am.

Parlor Coaches on day trains be tween Chicago. Palace Sleepers en night trains "jbetween Chicago aud Jacksonville. Florida. . Through tickets and Round-triii

tickets " for outh and b'onth west, ami through trip and land exploring biykutslor Korth"aiil North-wesi ifi most direbt and close eohnpctioiu routes; agjqrage checked torpugh to all places ivhero tickets are pur chased.' 1 rravelers wan tin if iuforuVation. a:ppiy lo either of the under signed. ' - L ' .. " '- j CABTERPERIJTfl, Acont . j-.' BIoomincion.Ir.il Murray Keller, ft, p , A, Loolayido. Xy. , ESTATE OF W I UA A AI O. JAC- ' Oli DKCEA.SE1). In the iMijmroe Circuit Courtiu ilie State of Indiana. All ereditifrs, Jluim anJ Legates oT of salii estate, are .here! ' tiutitied ii tilled that Mary E. Jacobs, ndminiw tratrix q( said estate has '..fifed' hr account and! vouchers in Bnal set tit ; ment or sai estate, and that tinsame wll cojme up for examination and approval on the 3d day of S .ember 1SS31 the same being tho first jtuhcial dayjof the- September tenn. 1883. of saiJ Court, at which lime said Credi tors, Heirs and Legatee a re req n 1 red to ap pea r i n s a i d ( a rt. in the . Coujrt-huuse in the city of Bloom ijigtoi). ami show eause if any tliere le. whjy said account shpuhl not be approved. ' ! Mauy E. J-acoms ? June, 22, lSS3. ' Adnvinistraii ix;

MIKE MENS LAY

valuable. Nblhlnjf on 'earih will make h

u x pmi IO-OO. Sold avcry wlrara, er sent

Aa HngUsh Veterinary 8nMon and CTwmltnojr.'p'--! trareling in this country, r that mcut of :th..

norse unu uauie rowaers soa nere nr? wann.4 Ja " le.Ms trash, lie says that Sheridan's. Condition

if STBs

h lli Ewn hi ma t ih m iizn bb tub

I'ovrilprs art? Ahilnti!v nnro nH imissnwilS i

ens lay iihe ancnuan s sjouaiuon rowaers.. lwso, i teaspoon i n vv-?gtj

by nxttll for 8 leUr-stwnps, l S. .loaKsow g Co Bosroy. M as& ;t- r 72

P0H8ATIVE

Ana will wm

EAMiJUG

For caring Fet

or srux hj mail

npiettl v clxsnce the blood n the entire Bvatem in three months. Anrpvrsim who will take OKB Wta, HT FR'Ofll DNB TO TWELVE WEEKS. laav be restored to sound health, if each a thing iaposuMa .f

male Complaints theie Pilla hare no equal. Physician use them (n thpirjiraotioeV Sotdeverylrhei IX for 11 cents' in sumps. Scud for pamphlet. 1.8. JOHMSOIT & CO 33o3tott.Mal ;?S5v -S'

HBENT8 WANTED fTOSSfn ting MacWsieover InveDtert. Will smtapalrof BiocSngs, wtw BLBXnti and TOE complete, ia 20 minutes; It will also knit a great variety of fancjw work for which there is always a ready market. Son:!

ipr.circnmr ona terms to the Twoailuy nuurmff

Wadjlue Co., 09 Washington SU losloD Mass.

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9 UNACQUAINTED WITH TftE aiOOHAPHy Of TH3

TRY vriUUSCC BY EXAMJNINO THIS MAP THAT THt

Ta the Mi the 8 tat 6 of

EST AS I" OF JQHN M. M.UiJS

DECEASED,

n roe Ci ac u i t C u rt in Imliana. . , '

All GredUors, Uciv an-1 Loatofjt

of. said ostalje n re-hcreby noti (iod thal Joseph Ni Ajlpxaiulcr, Administrator of said cstaHju has' liiud his account and vouchees in final scfttlemeiit oj" said Estate, j and that the smu will come up rorjexamination and approval till the day of September lSSi, the same hep ns? the first judicial day of the September term, 1833 of &bu Cam at which time said Creditors; Heirs and Legatees are required to appear in Sfcid Coyii, in tne Coutt hoi.se i the city ot Bloomington, and show Cf;u3er. if any there be, why said accoun t sliould not be approy J. Witness mv name the 5th diiy 7 of

of July, f Jps. N. Allexanokr. i Admiiiistratof,

Larsons9 Puvaative JHtls make New Ittcb;

BlooV ami w12i coinplctoly change the blood m ewjefttlre system M tlirce months. Any person.hb'wiU take 1 pill each night fmm 1 Xo ISr, Cfk3 may be restored to sound-health. If each a thing lo iwssiWc. Sent by i.iiill for 8 letter tami3J. fi. JO Tfy SON t CO., Hoittor 3!x2S9Z formerly JSangor, JXei Notice of Egport of Enumeraicn. j H ttticc is he ruby vtft' that" ti.e rruflti-es of Uo? Kcwral: Townships f Monroe t'ounty, Indiana, have iWud iU thv nfllce of the .-Auditor of aaui ! i'luimy, their report; of - tfie en u nierution of the white antl eolornl male

:n habitants of snu county, over the ?is$e of twenty?? on o years; wliich reporta arc "opou for 'i aspect ion and correction "-bv anv citizen ;: of aixl

t-tniniy. ' ;. 7 ' r ' ' j Tft.o" n n m iv j( u tcrs rep r led are j hk follow-: . i v

Brsinblonitn;JiTiifhi, """ -- VTash i n!l tv tow nship,v Marrnr towri -.hip ". - Btiton township, Islciomingtfui township Hiehiand townshipi rf Vaiibirn'M townr-hip, ". Perry township, - -Salt t7ivi;rd,s:iie'jii i'olk- t owiisl:ip ' ; -1 ; ( iear ("rfck t ojv n fhvp V Lndiaji Creek towiJ5hip,

CHICAGaHOCSWiN

y tuo centT.n pcsiuon cf to iino,ccti. K(.?: .'.

rie pawetfiiwo, TPUbout change of c&xo, , cbioaao ana aCaaaso City. Council Elufth, Lcavua- -.

oonnecta i a union Deyoto v.irh. ell tiio jit-.-jipal :-y.

en lac -aAlanticanltajo -s"

lines of road between

Oceana. ly cquipaioat io unrivaled and mttigatftj: 4 -JJil

elk

rf . . J-Jjl

Mir4rtu' PJvur Paints. Uhso Trina tetKora t'iif X'. .-'

casQ and Kianecpolia and m. anJ. via iho raraaMi

n. A New and Direct Line. via-Soccca and KobIbcivx j keo.naa jreoontl been opened between BlcumoauV. X w j r.. j Y. Horfolk, Nowport ITc73. Chattanooga; Atlanta, A --3 -i

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NOTICE TjO ISON KliSlDKNa

State of Isndiana, Monroe' cotnitjy

fis; In the j alonioe Uimuit Court,

.September Term, 1SS3,

Zarilda Ajg1' vs. Abraham Bahm, Joseph liallm, Thomas Ficiehmau.

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Now combs the plaintiff by her

attorneys "ttjjft fil.e$ her complajnt

h e rei n'j together - -' with Jari a Ui- la vi t

that said defendants Abraham Bahm Joseph Bajhm, Thomas Fleichman, Charlols M. Henderson, William S. Henilerson, , Kdmonl Burke, Samuel R; Huydcr, James R. Harris, Josiah BasSsett, John M. Hciyit, Joseph Hu tinker, Edward S. JaU'ray, William R. J a tf ray . Howard 8. J affray, Robert; Hutchison, Abraham T. Hazen, J amies W. Whitnev, Richard S. Ttidtt,' Horace C. Skinner, Ona j. hnwnds, RiUus L. Todd, Washing ton B. Toller, Alexander al, Holtoir Isaac V. Peiuce, Thomas "M. Porter John GatesJ James H. Gates, John Gates, jr., ! Louis Lndort,rand one Samuel Alcpinns:, are not residents of the State' of Indiana; that a cause

ot action exists against uaera in re-.

lation to resM estate in the forecloseure of a mojrtgage, and th at thcy ard necessary parties thereto? S Notice is i therefore lidieby given said defendants that unless; they be and appearjoiTthe lii'&t day' of the next term bf ; the Monroe circuit court, to bei holdtui on the fjrst Monday of Sept:diher i33, t ' the Court House in Blo'onii ngton ,in;aid mu n ty and State, !and answer or demur to said com pi i n t, the same yill bo heard and determined in their ab? seneo. ; ... " Witness jmy name and the seal of said Court afllxed, at Hlnomino-ton

this 23 df,y of June, 1S&3. ' .

SKA L.J J D. W . HUOWNING,

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KOTK Mi- TO NON RERFDJSNm State of Ih-littua, MVh0;!vuint1f- s:-

In tire Circuit' Court Sepiemb.tr Term, 1SS3. " " : ' "

phaVies Gentry- ; PsL:is Shirley a nd G t:t)i:e W. lcaii 'S-r-SJom p hint No, m. Now comes the pi ai ntilf by Fran k It. Hunter liis a'tturauy and 'tiles ni cpinij 1 lain t Ji erei n, on a note and in a t ta 1 imVn t, : w i t an a HJda M X ' tl iii sab K d e fe nd a 1 1 1 1 a i is S h i r'i ey is' irViV a reshleu t ; of the State of judi au?V. Notice is therefore hereby gi v?'i said ilefamlan t that i u.less )i be aiiu a p ea r on tl i e fi lit - th of" U e n ex v term o.i6 the, Monroe Girciiit Court to be liiild.cn ou:.the lirst Moctlavl pV Septeihber A..i. lSiU. atnJi Cour; liotisc in BlftominJftoii in aai J fsuut ami wtaie. aiol answer or lenrur "

said.vpmpl-iint, on ii note at id-in at

! taehm.eYit, the same will he heiuSi and j (letermined in his abeneei . '

Witness ni y name am i seal sar?

courts afllxed at IboominirVjHiv tliiW 29th day of May A: H.18Sa. sealj ... ...... ; ' ;1. W. BuownixoA' Clerk of Monroe GirciiiWCConrU : ..

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