Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 January 1887 — Page 4

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XoTicK is htekmy ciYEN' that the Tax Duplicate for the State and County Taxes for the Year 1S80

is now in my hands, and I am ready to receive Taxes thereon charged.

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9 ; Washington dispatch warns ex-soldiers against certain sharks in that city, wlio, under pretense of '.being agents and needing funds to forward certain pension measures iu Cong

ress are sending out circulars

asking a small contribution

Irom each. These parties are

entirelT unauthorized to make

150 m i these collections, they are agents

lt i A of no one but themselves not a ?.f ent oClhe money is used for

' the purpose named and if it

were it would do--so good Every contribution sent to such parties is thrown away to assist conscienceless dead beata to

five without work.

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We have it from good authority that at the: February term

-of oar Circuit Gom?t Major

Grimes will ask for a change of

venue, to another county in his -contest Jfor Auditor What a

spectacle to contemplatel Here

is a man who claims to bo an

ffil old and highly respected citi-

5?ferWiers of the county, swearing

zen of the cpuety, and that he

-was elected to the office of

x. Auditor by a majority of the vbt-

which he will have to do in or-

jhl der to get a change of venue.

Ki? . that he cant get justice in the

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county. Thet Telephone, the Grimes baker'i dozen mouthpiece declares that ali the iiepublicans and many Democrats believe Grimes to have been fairly elected, and yet he proposes to swear that he cannot get

Bsl'ifci justice at thehands of the men Sl I t iieftclaims to Be his -friends and 83'7J whorespect him as an honoraJ blecitizeni But were all this rl'iMrtwiilT -trboqicwB'esF would not ftls ask for a change of venue. The api-'4 situation is to the contrary. .r;v frimeakto.vs, his little clique llpl knows, the Telephone knows

that there are not fifty reliable

citizens of the county who believe that Grimes was fairly elected, and that a jury selected in a fair way would so decide. That's what . Grimes knows; tbath's what he fears, and that is the reason why he wants to go lo an other county. He hardly expects to win even there;, but the plan is to wear Pedigo out. He is a poor man, and it is proposed 4o bankrupt him, -discourage him, and force him . to throw up the fight. The Telephone is struggling to make ra party affair out of this contest by compairing it with the content for Lieut-Gov. It hopes by such methods to arouse the party prejudice of the Republic ans and thus whip them in to kamponing Grimes' ause. It is not' a party issue. Here is a -case where a man .was- fairly elected to an office by a substantial mority, and after the election the shallots 'werelibrelw m to show from tenv to fitteen inistakes.(?) in each of the townhipflt that had previously been

named in the petition for a re-

jCOun t In one of these ton-

vship3-(Bloamington) a life-long Rep ublican counted th e votes on Xth night of the election and swears now that he made no .mistakes yet the re-count say he made eleesr; mistakes al!

.4nftvAt- ftf Grimfts , ffir! Auditor.

11 '-: In-jBYery other township there

were Republican judge?, and all

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I have also received the Turnpike Duplicate, for the eollccUou of Taxes on the following roads: Rogers, SteplsLens9 HigM asad Wyiie The following tabic shows the Rate of Taxation on e tch one hundred dollar; worth of j Property, and also on each Foil in the several eorporations in 'Monroe Uuoiy, Indiana, for the year 1SS0:

TOWNS "AND TOWNSHIPS. . -. . , ,. -. . , i - ' "' i

.Bean Blossom, - - - -Washington, - -Marion, -------- Benton, - - - - - - - Bloomington, Richland, - - Van Bnien, ------- Ptn-T, - - - - - - Salt'Oreek, Polk, - - Clear Creek, ------- Indian Creek, - - - - - - - City of Bloomington, - -Town of Eliettsvitle, - ' - - - -

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2 00112 2 16

2 00; 12 2il6

2 00112 5116

-2 00112 2! 10

2 00 13 3 10

is ooha sue 2 00'l2 2J1O 13 00J12 2! 10

2 00 i 3 2H6

3 00 12 2!J6 3 00il2 2)16

2 50 12 2;!G 2 00:12 2:10

2 25:12! 2'10

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lOjlOjfl 5 10 6 10 10 c

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lr ISSlSO 10( 5 iO ti X m 5 Id1 610 6

!8G!10 6,15'10 0

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5 2

2i!l 70 20

I 90 1 90 1 76 1 00

J86 6 i S6j15

V i8o; 10 4 !o.u

8 5

620

130

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34 L 8010

2A1 00)16; 2i l 80, 10

Hi 70!l6l 80 ft Vl go o f so

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10 6 10 3

2011014

25'IOG 10 6

3i!l 54j 10 iaiil oo;iO

2i)l 80 10

211 7010 2,V'l 70il0

2i;l 85

20;40 IQ.8. !2i!l 95

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OHIO A MISSISSIPPI 'U'Y.

BHEBIPP'S SALS.

In suMilion to the nbove tlierc is charcr! to each pm-son owning, kWmjr or harboring within the

oj, S'2 00. Eacli additional iJog, ou.

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The Taxes as a hove Mated can he paid at the Office of the County Treasurer, in the City of Bloomington, until the Third Monday in April, 18S7, withont penalty. Taxes become cine on the first of January, ar.d the tax payer may pay the full amount of uneli i;W on or before the Third Moudav in April, or may, at his option, pay one lnlf therrof on or before the said Third Monday in April, and the remaining half on or before the first Monday in November, in the manner prescribed by law. All Road 1 axes to be added to the first installment m is not paid prior to third Monday in April, the Taxes for the hole year become delinquent.

The Treasurer will not be responsible for the penalty and charges on Delinquent t&xes resulting fiom ; any omission of the person paying to state definitely, on fwhat property, in whoso name, and m what Township or Corporation it was assessed. Please examine tout receipts before leaving the office and sec that they include all your 'property, if j xrkw ViWa inWrlft in lHFront. irtrnshins. or if vowf ocrsonal is in another township from your real estate, j

please mention the fact. From the great number of taxpayers in the county the Treasurer cannot know what each man wishes to pav on. Call early and pay your taxes promptly; by so doing you will savepenalty, interest and costs, and me a very unpleasant duty. Also see that change is correctly made. Persons owihsr delinquent taxes should pay them at once. The late law is of such a character tl at there ;js no option 'left the Treasurer but to enforce the collection of delinquent taxes, however much ho may regret to collect the same, by sale of property. The owner of : property on the first day of April in any year, shall be liable for the taxH of that year. The purchaser of property'on the first day of April shalllbe considered as the owner on that day. Sec. 101. gTbe Treasurer has no option in rebating the Penalty on Taxes allowed to be delinquent. Taxpayers are particularly notified that all the Road Tax is due and payable with the First Installment. Nocredit will be allowed on Road Tax unless the Receipt is presented. Road Receipts will not be receiv-d in payment of Second Installment of Taxes. No County Orders will be endorsed lor persons owing Delinquent Taxes. The dJVJftdL SALE of delinquent Lands and Lots will info pldceon the Second Monday in February, 1887. ' 1

PARTICULAR ATTENT

.Tax-payers should examine the'r receipts before leaving the Treasurers Olfice, am! correct. Those who have lands or other property in more than one Township, must s-i?

eeeipt for all. ISAAC CLAM AN, treasurer Monroe Counly. Bj.oomingtgx, TsnjAiTA, January 4, 1837,

Tie Popular Through Routt and Di

rect Fast Line to all poiuts MMBT t,i "Wr.

Fast Time, Bost Aecombdat'QQs aad sure Connections in Union Depots. A FOUR DAILY TRAINS A gaeh Way Betwaen Cincinnati, Bt Louis & LouisnUe, Stopping at Wiy Points. IasTiriant PRrlor Cars oac all Day Trai3. r9 Cars on. all Uijfet Trails. SlSfS DAT C0ACHS3 .OH AUiiTKAIKS. EAST W4H AcfOTt. Day Ex. Night Ex. Past Hx Learo St, Louis f 5.55am fS.OOam T.MpwS.Mp Lr-T4 Mitchell 128p 2.47pm 2.12m 3.l2m Arrire Cincinnati

7.40pm 6.35pm 7.90aca 7.25pm

Accou. Raj Ex. Niehl x. Fast 8x. Leave Cincinnati ffi.OOaw 8.15am 7J09pm 8,e0pni Leave Mitchell li.eSam 12.01am ILdtpia 13.15pm

! 'Arrive St. Louis;

l.npm 6.10pm 7.3faa 7.40a Dailj. f Daily, except Sunday,

By vU'tue of a certified copy of a

SHBEIFF'S SALS.

By virtue of an exeeutien to jc v

ftoilec o iual SeitScKioiiiiof folate la ttie Matter of the estate of Mary Wiikcnson Deceased. lu Monroe t'lreuit Court. February term, 1887. Notice 13 hereby given that tbe undersigned, as Aiim'iihstralor of the estate if Mary Wilkcnon de ceased, have presented and filed my accounts and vouchers in final

nV V., , V ,T ! ftsl cri ami costs. T will anl 4 o'cto.-K i. in. of id dar, a,.. . tt .Cf Htt vr i 'niiia nit Ifii' Mitt Ttim. . .. . . . :. -

nation and action of isaia Cm.uit

Decree to rac directed from the Clerk n-eeled, Irora tiiOlcrk of the Mon . ot the Monroe Circuit Court ia a I?!1"11; Court l, T-i cause wherein Sanford M. Barton is ' Publlc bale to the lnghestdd Plaintiff, and ieury D. Stringer and on ' V - OHviri. Coe ia Defendant, requir- SATURDAY, FEBU AliY, 12th, A. ing me lo usake the sum of Twenty I . , D,. J8S7. - five Hundred Dollars and with inter- between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m

Court, on the SATUilDAY,

7th,

FEBRUARY

ISS7.

at which time all persona interested

in eai.l estate are required le- appear in said estate are rrquir-ed to appear in Raul Court and boyaus, if any there he, why said account and vouchers should not be approved . Ami the heirs of said estate, and all o here interested therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part ot said oataie; John Hujctingtok, Dec. 16tht 1880. . Administrator

SHSBIET'S SALS.

By virtne of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court,

j i a cafise wherein Pern eta Campbell

ia Plaintiff, ami James B. Boltinghouse is Defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Twelve Hundred and Sixty two Dollars and fifteen cts., with inieret on said decree and

costs, I will e a pose at public salo to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, FttBRUARr 19th,

Through Sleesiag; Care to , , ', between the hours ot 10 o clock a. ml,

: Cincinnati, LbuUTlilt, and j, o'clock p. m., oi said day, at

PHtsbW, W&sllinffteB the llotf vA the 0UFl House ia

BalOmm. Star York, rK.T .. Z

Bt. Louis, CaU'OSW Orleans ! not exoeedinff seven vears, t!ie foi-

I and all lutetmetUaie points. luwiucf real estate, to-wit: For Kniigrauts and Land Seekers, The West half of the Northeast j the O.AM." istheBestRoute.be- quarter of Section 27Twtnty-sevcn, cause it is the Shorttet and Quickest perenty-nine 79 acres more or less; ! aatl afford the best accommodations. also tbe South-east quarter of th ail., n ju m i-A aaIv r.ina rnn.l North -went ounrier of Section Tvren-

f Din a Sleeping Car of any descrip- ty -oevtn rotty 40 acres; arso i uiWlJ..n .North-wet (inartcr of the $outh-

expcee at Public sale, to the highest the door of the Court .House of .Mort

bntuei', od roe county,- iudiana, tbe rents ; and SA.TORUAY, JANUARY 15th, A, rolils a ri Aot exeding sc D. 187. en years, of the following described V , ., . tv , . , Real Estate to wit: ;-' ' belween the hours of 10 o clock a. - , a - y m and 4 o'clock p. m. of sabi daf, al Aue South half of the Northwest the door of the Court Ho"ue ' in quarter of.. Section ; Twenve HlDonrngtoa, Monroe county, lc" North H.tnue Io W&t, - iKiiiawa, the rents and also the Southwest quarter of. beetion i-: profits for a term not exceeding Twenty two same torn .mtl:g&u seven years, the following describ- cept that part thereof described af od Real Estate, to-wU: fodows beginning at the Southeaet ' - ' corner of said quarter. Section, thence rhe South; half oi the Southwest North ninty-five polesj thence rtat quarter Section (2) two containing fiity one poles Ao the State- Roa

The South half of the South gfffBl ace of beginning also a strip thirty quarter Section (3) three eontSfmn'g fire rods wide oft of the East side fe.: (80) eighty acres. the Southeast quarter of SectiiwiT The Northeast quarter of the South Twenty one same low l'aiie(; east quarter of Section (3) "three j H in Monroe Ciuntyv Indiana; containing (40) Fertj acres. and on failure . to. , Valvkl, ;;i!rC ;.. fat.

The Southwest quarter of the ! amount of jmlgemenu interest ent i ' . . Northeast quarter of Section (3) costs, I will at the eaineJt.Hn "tP

containing' (40) Forty acres. , !.p?o esposet PubHc ?ygg$m

The West half of Section (3) three simple oi saw raienm;

C. LiCton at the- suit of - prl

containing (320) Three Hundred and t

Twenty, aurea.

The JSttat half of Section (3) three jFahnly and Rolhti KMh Crc;

containing (320) Three hundred

and

Said sale will be nv

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SWUi.

Twenty acre Unjr relief whatever Xin . ltt&ttai4: '-

The 5outh half of the Southwest .or Aporatsmeet Laws'. "Q

ippratsmeet

JONATHAN HINKLlv !y

- Shenff-vof on roiitfw

Busfcirlc Duncan, Aliy it; ' ,

see that thev are c that they have a

Nut only will the ballots

show fraud npou. their face, but a conspiracy will be proven wherein it was proposed to countv in" other officers, and it is believed that the ballots were doctored in those cases, although they were not recounted for any office but Audi! or, there being no contest in the other cases. Gf course if the Grimes crowd is innocent of any more they will not oppose a full and fair investigation. That's what the people demand. That's all Pedigo and ii is friends aek, and that they propose, to have.

Alleys cbkek. We have had some very cold weather or tLe last right or ten days down thia

way

left by Leap year Mrs. Kent of Brown countv whss visiting 4S11as Durnell's fHinily last Sabbath. .. ..Mr. John Knight fe) on ti o x.y p&vement in nioominjfon oiie lay Jastweek and hint himself ton siderably Mnny think then hair vU! be much grayer than now, ere the locomotive, passes through the valleys of old Sslt Miss Bell Lampkins has returned from ii visit to Buffalo, ivy Died at her residence in Bloomington, .Tan. 81 b, 1887, Mrs. 'Kchccca Hays, wife of David Hays and mother of Win, Hays of this township. For many years deceased resided here, and was beloved by all who knew her K. J. Lampkins has a Spanish coin datu. 1804 ...Mr. George Davis and Miss Delilah Mohley of Yanbnron township wore married recently. The bride is a daughter of A. P. Mobley, and is a handsome young lady, the groom is a son. .of David Davis, and is a thorough gentleman. The happy couple have our best wishes for their future welfare. J. 15. E . SALT CREEK INSTITUTE. The teachers of Salt Creek township met In . institute at the Kniuht school house, Jan. 8, 1887. Sunt. .K B. Hazel called the house to order at 10 a. m. and after some preliminary remarks concern, ing the general success of township institutes in Monroe count)', the regular programe was taken up by Jrljss Hello Lampkins. She gave a vc'-y good ksor on "Circulation," deinonti atiag to th teachers the possibility of teachhi.e phy.' iology without relying too much on text hooks, discussion w.is opened by County Supt.

Mr. Wm. II. Butcher thcf.gave a ver fluent leciure on Participles and Iniini

tives, pointing out their clone relnthm r,i.

tion between

CINCISNiTI t ST. LOUIS. Close ini sure connection ia Un ion Depots ct al terminal points for the East sni West. For reliable information as to routes, tickets, time, etc., apply t person or by letter to H. A. rKi'Eoi.T. Agt.. MitchelK Ir4d. Or, to W. II. Hallctsd,. Traveling PasssTjfior Atfcnt, Ttncennei, Iud. W. W. IARorT. Gcn'i Manager. Y. B .SnArxuc, Geo-. Pass. -A gt. John Graham.

CASPAR

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m now nar mm mr

east

quarter, except about Two 2 acres Oif on the South east corner; also a part of the North-east fourtli ot the South east quarter, commencing in the North -east enmer, running South sixty 90 rois t an Oak tree, thence West Eighty 80 rods to n heach tree

near the branch, thenee riuwn said branch to au Elm tree and the North

quarter con tain lag SOj -Eighty

acres. The Norihftat "half of the Sukhwwt quarter containing 4s0j iterty acres. The North half of the Northwest quarter con tain tug 30 j Eighty acres The Nortueast quarter. of the

iforthwest quarter contain in ff 140 Bv Ttrtue of . a eertinieonf-:::t.

Forty a cress ail in SocUca 4j, Four I Decree to tne directed froin the Ulrfe The Son ihoasS quarter of the North j ot the Bfauroc Circuit T-oart east quarter of Section o j Five con- j cause whereic TobithaV "J . Galjft tain ing 40, For ty acres. W ill iam H. G aiyau,eta l" ai5-tpt-i ' The Northeast quat ter of the North- and NnBtiy Parks VfiUrsSar .. east quarter of Action 8 Eight j ttail arc defendants, requiring. icr containing ft. Porty aprca. . . to make the sum of One tluodred- -

t a .o ii uiwi 04 t io orLiirtrab ; auii 2iisaiv i'.oa'r.3 wiitir i c teres tr &

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quarter con taiaing j 80j Sigfciy acres. Th Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter containing (40 Forty afres. The North hlf of Va North aast quarter containing 80 Sighty acres.

The tawihifpst quarter of . 9

Northeast qnarUr containing 40 J

and the South line of the said quar j Forty acr, all ia Section I Nine.

T ie North half of tk rmthmst quarter containing 80 1 E'ghtyacres. . Th Southwest quarter of the

Northwest quarter con taiaing 40 j

PEOPIUKTOa

have bought ihe Wagon Making and Shoeing Shon of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner oi .College Avenue umi iih Street' ai d invite all eld customers, and all others, io call and give my work a trial. LI orso Shoeing, Wagon Jgr Making and repairing done, ami satisfaction gnarranleod.

Jan. 22, 18S7.

K0N0N EOUTE.

Our school in district xTo. 5" ia pro- ! tljeir diiierences. How to tac-h map

essiug; very lino, under tho care of Kti

Strain. Those two .girls that dibiigurft themselves in mens clothing and gotn to the church have had better he careful and not do so eny more. The grand jury

Uxi'Ait iuvest "the law wherein it' says it is ;

drawiin; was Mr. Thomas 'Bares snhject

lie made some good points and Jiis talk was well received. A brief recitation in Decimal fractions was given by W. H. Lee.

Prof, Hascel cave us seme valuable aa

a violation by loud talking er using bad t.nce on this subject

language going to or from every place of

a civil gathering.

The farmers in this vicinity wlio have

Miss Katie Briscoe save some cxvel-

lent, methods of conducting reading recitations. Concert readins waa discus-jed

teams havebeoa engaged in hauling logs by Mr . Baker, Bare and others.

We have two large y aids in the immed. Mr Bender concluded the exercises hy

late neignoornooa. An .o jaiivo woeKb-a coml)..Jf; pxpnsttion of. the nervous

there uas ueou auoui wr-jogs- iiaieu w

lienzn i if !w AiHfiy a. i;8icr. TIME TABLE AT BLOOM fNGTX, (cMrsl fc trixlard 1 hue.) In effect Jan. 18th, 1837. ; Going North--Chicago Day Mail 11 :04 a. u Ohicage lS5j.;ht Kxpress 11:18 p. m, Crawfordsviiie Accomuiodstion 8:0 p. m Going South Louisvilie Day Mall 4:1 7p. 5m. Louisville KigJu; ii-spresa 4:12 a m Louisville Accommodation 8:20 a. m (See general advertising card.)

.North end of Fee's Building, Col-

Aveuue. Haraa lunnancv

w'aen cieaired. 8 LOO Af I H O TO .V, - IWPfA X J

irrefforv

? Mr if r " t

The LUii SttUa f U kiada ot

ronstantly on flaiui

ter Section, thence North 5isty 60 rods to the Noah-wet corner, thence East to the piaee. of begsnuiug, containing" Twenty 20 acres mure fr less, all lyig in Section Twenty seven 27 TovrSship nine 9, North Hane Oau 1 .Saat, contaioiui; Seventy 10 acres n or.) or ies5; olao the Southeast quarter of the Noitft-oaH q.i u tiu o? Section Twenty-seven 57, .Township N a,0 North of R-mgsj One i liatt, containing firty 40 acrc more or hsj; also a part oJ the Souh nrost fourth of the North -easi quarter or Section number Tw?;nv-veveo 27. 'i cvn&hip iNme 0, No: th of Umus? Uae i -East, conjaseucsnif at the it nth -east cfiraer. running J?Or'h U; branch, th eno over sai 1 branch to tijc West li ..e, Uieitco fras 1'ierc 3a3v to the lace of bp&hihiug; con ia uir:; about one 1 acre.-iU'l a half mora r i-s, conlainii One Hun I re T and One aen-a in ore ?r te.s. If euch rents and prolits wiii no: sirJi .frr a snfhVieiH um ti aatisfj rftid decree, interest and cot, I will, al tlfe Name time a:l place, expose to phSiie sale the tec s-uajxhi of said real estate, or so mucil thereof ' miyjiif! aS2icitui to discharge aaiti herfe, iit4.eie5t and costs. Saul salo will be Iliads without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement llHV. JONATHAN M. 1NX1.E. j Sheriff of Mou roe -County. or cfen Bosrera, Atty's for Plt'fi;

said ilecroe and costs, lSri!f" $k$n&-'-at Pabiijs Saiit& SATUUDAT, FRBRUABY 6', hiotweeo the hoe rs of 10 o'cioefc a, S :

and 4 o'clock p. oi., of saixl dayv i

the door of the Coor Hone uC::

B loom i d g ton y M o n roe Co h nx 1 adht-

na. the rents and prSts tor : a lerm.;:0 not exceeding even -yeara the ; fctlovvtog described real estate, o-aW

t ti . r,, vl,K! ast quarter -ot -bctra j 2 iwentr x

If Men reats and proflte M VV ihrougb thfe west buifo? ; ftfcul rlecrae. i a teres t a ami costal will ,vf7 -r A , 'i i'w i fc t, - , lonorxw South en 01 the aant Ja at same time ana place, expose -;f MA w- . . "i : , . , ... r of.aftul quarter coai!n-ng &nr :iom to robhc aala eho izt, stmtJie of said . ra. .- t w , . , &

real esiaLv, or rnuco taereet as

may

decree

Said aa'a vriU Ha iaade ifiihoui ay relief wbauw frosx valuation cv

aprvraisaeat iavj.

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d 1 n e a a m oto iv a aati sta a&ara ; a .

lass 10 co 'acra i-kuA 2forth' BasV uartr of hcNor5wt

i quarter t cUab,1S9 'aiy Gia'j't

JON AT 14 Ai HSSNFvLS. jt&o ami KaagJ? aA'H.Wf '. Shcr'lT, Moiaroa Coaaty it tfeo r-fcfctfasV cf arf itKi; .S'.vV 4

Pec. I3th j.cioe miniii)-...

Buakirk D aica. AUr s. for FlVff t the -roaa; tcr;u s&t 5 '

: .wat cejrar .-fff' .sd t qstm? "eeacr ; -j SKb tot tfe v&uShiasfe crufe?s;tic;V'-x.'.

(.20) twaty acres ajrru Sffa

la the Biattw of tho 'tatoof Daa i s! u ra mi v, i$6ca5Ovl .

In . th V v&Q c roe C i nit Coajr t, jeb j ft ia Ban 3t ( H

ruary T&raj, 1387. Notice is harsby ifi'a that tha

roa County, lndUKat " ":;"-tt" -.'iff

If Sttch rQti5 prbStS rU

uaragBCQ..M miavwr .-vin i sell for a auSlcit .m - wtiary th will anafcxcd of tha estate of Da- strM decree mirrbC aUv ' :

io buJon uec&asou, Gas presents wilt at

and fiil

1 a final

saRio.

Hca4

i b ia ccou at aad vouchors j ntV pJac. Vxpos aV PuUc'S4M:.tk.;:': sctiwnent pf said estate, int! (WsiwoU of saiit -feaj Bstattfior- r

I that the same will coca up for tbe"' much fcherao? as .raat "$4 so-acie? . xami nation auU action -o? aaicl Ctr- discharge ; dte4 ;initfe ai leu it Court, on the first -day of Fcbru cosls. - ,' f- V'

Hew Grist Mill

The lads are reapectfuHy inUenj

ieavin: their orders elsewhere

I am nnw located in my nw build g on CHf Atanuo, third dor North of r'a earner.

ON EAST FOURTH STREET.

CCTURSKU.

W. J. TCRKSR

, ! ia

ktheso two

Ho! ho! where Is our money gone? Fve thousand dollars jrnue arid nothing to show for it but a 5 of 6 inch hole. Fanners can go and say my god what ax invotiuout to formers.

yi p

m il

m :V swear that tne oauocs were if - counted fairly and nd' -mistakes

were made At the cob test be

fore the-Gommissioners Grimes'

.jfi attorneys made a desperate ht II ' ; -royetsfe ilhesfi ballots from If ebpiiigdjrqiiglit but an.oxainiadt and -they were sustained by a P - , prtisau board' of three -Repub! cam lint the ballots will

-be cbruugbt out before, the Circuit

j Goiirt A similar casewa? tried

iSl" aj &dianRpolis receutly, and the

i SAJ.T CHSES ITSI3. Icy times. Fur buyers pi only. Good by artesian oood hje. Kow for church revivals. Candy parties numerous. ' Not many apeUiugs. What's the matter A petition is .being circulated For a bridge at the iiutitingtou Ford across Salt Creek. .;- . ; - When you want anything, in the carpenter line, cull on Doc Milton. Jvir Milton has erected several buildings,5 is a first class Avorkman and deserves a good

.patronage.

Mrs Sarah Ilnnthi-ton, wife of ex-nominlssioa'-r John iiunttngtoa iuu rms thevritcr that during ISi she uotd 684 dozen of eg and UfcT Jhs of butter, total

: f. amounting-jo $09;sk.. wuo can neat uas?

: Wedcliags to the ngttt or us, v.eouiiigs to the left of us and weddin g alt arouoii us; hut Mi lar the matrimonial Hshtning has Failed to strike tliQ writer of these items and the .ondpetk is favorable for him, being a crusty old batchelor, never theiesshe has faint hopes, and consoles himself by quoting the od maxim. There are better fish' in, tueiSea than ever was caught Here, there and everywlicre. Business very .. d?fH ...CoiUlerahie sickness , . . , Candy par ty at Dave 1 1 fiys'

ir.st Monday nigut... . . .vny s nc nntnnn well 'like tli?..yer 'IStC? Because it i

system. Considerablo.diariisaijUJt fallowed . At 1 p. m. the Institute adjournedSuit Creek U as probably the youngest teachers of any township in the county. Their average ngos Is about twenty yet it can be safely said that if they had done their work in ihe school room as well a they have in the institute their schools (mine excepted) 'will compare favorbiy with these of any other township in the county, W. H, L.

VANS'ALIA LINE. -

THE GREAT FAST M AIL LINJ2.

V it bout licautiful liair no woman id beautiful. Is yours ialluig o!f or faded? The loss is vitaJ, Parker's Hair Hdsam will preserve your hair and give hack its gloss and youthful

color. Clean ek gaut, per foot. Pre

vents dandruff.

4w-lm.

The SbQrtast iktt and Quickest J4ne batween Ihe North and South-

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st try

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Qolnsr East f.ava ,Qreneastie June tion ut 28& a. ro., 2:08 p. m.t 3.3'3 p. m and U:5tta. m. Going West--Leave Grceacastle June. Vm at ? :12 p. m., Ii :14 p. in., 0:05 a. m and 1223 ni i1;. Going North--Leave Terre Haute ft; 6 a. in- and 1-itlp. m, ; arrive at South

; 11:00 p. m.

Making direct connection for all points under the sun Your conuoeiioas are sure and Quick n Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accodiViiodatiou:; uro une.vceiled, For further information a& Uffi rates, routes, etc., address your near Yam i alia geni. or Traveling Pawner Ant 'j'uire. ffaute, I mi. E A FO D, Q. V. A., St.U, 'dM

JiitWft decided that tlie ballots .among the things of the past.... Hond

"7 - P - vi " gracious m jre wet!dlnaa expected soon; loultl bo. pyp Jupectv anq exam- ttuo pres ut nktbt.t fe.v ghiwm be

The ieadhtj and fUBNITtTSS They have ihe largest aiuS ist complete stock of Furniture ever brought to Bloom inion.ami aau sa!? you goods cheaper than ?er before.

'h: fe i i-moyed ibo Leonard G-rirt ill to niooKjj tsto

on 3ust 4th .Street, opposite H !! an4? Wo lea Factory, and aunow prepared to" give the host satis faction4 to onr cust'imera. The itill haa been thoroujsblv test od, and no,w docs as good work r.any injX'ii'oejcounty. Vo are lovatcd ; POUI SQUARES FuOSi RA1IKOAP. so v S r o n e e d i c n o f ar o f b a v i n i ,our team. tnghtcued'hvithe Car.

Ou&Milj days are Wednesdays ati-i Satuiavs. Call and u:. I VlLLfAM8 "A RIGHT, . T:ooaringlou. lad , Doc. 22, 1888

.... t . asMrfjrjatexir by.P

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f 00D.0L0TH & CASESTS. Ant? pay special attention ti felegrnph Orders. Carriages furnisbed when desired. I . PIANOS and OB&ANS, Kept in siook and sold ou I amithiy paymenls, I Korih ?id Square, Bloomington, Ind

11. A. 'FUIjM, f TORriEY Ififfll NM

rcmpt attention tfiven to a I

legal businese and coll motions. (ifFJCs: Oil iter room iu aecod 6tOiT of new iW;fc, x

Said- aai vrii relief .whatever

arv terra 1887, at which ti all per-

sons inlrttud ia aid fitAW ra r-!

o aired to atmar in said i Court aad

shmveau if auy. thar be, way j ur WV?:-

s&id ac const aao vouchera ahou id ? aot ho ajprved. Aud fth hoira of aaid estate, aad j a! 1 others is tested therein, ar also f hot4v. required, at cKe ti Sd f

plax.' for&UL to appr and f -

proof of thvir hsirskip or claiui to .iuy part of said estate Jam Stabw;altv .... Adminiutrat-or. J. S. Williaina.-'-AttV.

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tHo. D i.;. -; :r " v tV : - : A. Fu!kv.Mvf

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Br virtu of a ; certiSl "coivv of - av.

j Decree to g&3 d t rccMsd froni tM - Oier ki : w .of tho Monroe Circuit Court -lb- 4

lu the Bnro Circuit, Court, ia i v ' xWti x J3t f "7 " v '3t lha of Indiana. Is i m;All Creditors and iVeirf aud , lv James W, ilcC'or'mlw sratcsa. of aaid Btate are hereby dor.- requiring io to itel vha amir' ned that Jn Hoatiugtoa Admiai- 0?Th irtien: Hundred ana '

irator of said cftate haa filed his ac- .Dollars iud JEightjlvo CVhu, count and. vouchers, in final Settle-1 witu interest oa. na.id dceVeo 3Mai;'"" -Jf&

mautof sa;d.. estate, and that tho j wrU oxos? at .;CfaliiA'4 'K

same wiu cora up ror ezainiaauon j highftat Ovdcier on

the same heing the first judicial dav hetvveou th hours' of I ;050d5S-X of the February, term, of 'iaui am! 4 ocisoH pif o said? tji i Oo'vrt, at which time said C editors, 1 at, the door -.f. t V;Cinii! . -Ulr ai:-; J ,:

Heirs and Legatees-are required to ioomiugton;Iooms Uoiiotj.lnd.saaa, aooear ia said Gourt, iu tho Court the rents and profits forjmsmiiSt:-

. 4 4

House

and ah 1

said

ia said Gourt, iu tho ?ourt -.the rents and; rirofia torxsmi tjStt in the City of 25!obmmton, eeediagi aonu.

itr cause, 11 anv u,reofe way rea? cavs cu-v? ii,. . v va

account -dhoti lit not ho approved. ; ; T '.-iV' T "t . ... I. . - . ... ' '--1.' .' :-t, :. ,. 4 -: ' . v.", :

.. Ifiitu l8St5 Admiaistrator. orwieaai .qiKArcer-if-m .JMWWV-A.;i-

.quarter: of the Koi?th -?$t4 tr;etr fc.; 8cc.tion 20y:a;n4 tl ith '.i!

FOR SALIi . 'jT" X wih to sell niv Farm 01 S7.j aoioa ih'ar Wood Ynl, (.'oni parativt )y new house of flvo rof.ro and go d out buildiii, Bunnin: wvter for stookaad 1 10 grass -x re. JUPI'UI F.

ATTORNEYS AT

MtTW p??nBwi soys

Wm- S. Ha!dwin,Gcn,I Fuss, Agt, Ch.Cfto,

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1 i. .i... 'i'L Wfst O'Uars.ei Ci in 4N ornusstt OflftV- r."

1 un4ersiged hae been opofiintoi bV Hr .t . " -.-f

yrtnrnC(.)0MiU.'. Stat of Idi. WffUS

1 InriyfifeDgral admioUtraW with the will ahsed M!; v-

1 ' 1

of Monroe '. Ooastv s ' WNfii- : and West ail in IViwoBlwp cveu,7) -J : a ae puosed to h aol-, - 5 4 sv-r - .. ? ;,

1 & .

rans(t .ate

! deceased.

Said eatate i

ent,

Adcfd&ietrator, with the

Dec, 30th iSfiS., U. W.-Mlarc, An. SDWrW Ooifi. X. M4 LULA1? Oori1 & Bimlapi ATTOUXEVS AT LAt Su censor a to Ea.it & Eat.

How. n such routs and tts-tsrjft Ai?- &

wiii urn. 'wji xo ..SJimiV

v . .uvuiti iuLt:roiS ani cijsi-.w v;

or) urworoti

prnoticurj ('

, . AJi 'lfi'iion of Pensions nud other clnvrna Sfeo'iii !ii.tw.: m (,, K'tiiiu v 1 nhl.e, anu inayrtnee. ,,.-v

Uow ay4 H krtM ! iwj c,gtce'cr Medalist A s. .

Careful attention give:, so1 co lection

tl umttsrs of prohnin. Koaey tc loan at hlnil4. - Vil. Va 5 low ri. on luc time. . f"", J olh .

expose to piihlio sale the fee s.msMo "11

I of said real .estate or so a3 uoh tfiee S? of ae may ie aullicreut to Y

avu uecree,. tnieresc.anqosta2 sale will he ruadt wii,hout niii'F . i meat law. ' ;? , '- ; . W 1 :v , j

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