Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 April 1887 — Page 4

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j -sfvv5, Bttf & FufeV slier. f l.&r -Fa Tugnblc in Advance

fro LauriJTkt nitd &3ot Circulation.

' i: liE newspaper men are not Vgoing to get left on railroad transport at ioia, in spite of the i , Inter-State Commerce law. Some rroads issue passes reading "in Indiana only," while otbem pay jfor advertising with books cbn4ainkig a nmnber of trip tickets. Na sir editors and preachers I ever get left.

"r The circulation of the silver dollar has largely increased. On June 30, 1885f the silver dollars in the hands of the people amounted to 180,390000;- and -on the 30th of June, 1887, there j were 157390000 in circulation "an increase of 27,000?000 -under Cleveland's adminjstra4tion. ;

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Wheit thny were .looking, for a .Judge to try the Grimcs-Eedigo case Jiidge Bicknell was to try some cases at Paoli the same time this case was set for. Judge Bicknell being a Democrat the case was not put down for: him , to trf ; but'an obscure lawyer

-arid Republican politician of

t Salem was put on the bench. Senator Vest says in a Recent interview: x "If Cleveland's administration continues as it has gone on for 3 two years, and the country? has no financial hurricane to sweep over ife he will be renominated and elected no matter who is the Republican candidaie. Ho-day Cleveland can defeat any man in the Union."

Tke Trfpphor so( ms !o lv.k ha Prosklent Cleveland ought

jO run special trains from Ind-

lauapolis and Ctncinnali in or

der that he might get the daily papers a little sooner. He says this is all the fault of the civil service law. A man with sawdust brains ought to know that the civil service laws don't regu late the time on all the railroads in the United States. But this however, is about the average credit given Cleveland for attempting to carry out the pusillanimious civil service laws made

by Republicans.

The Grimes gang claim that public opinion is turning in their favor. They are also claiming that Grimes can take the office next November whether the case is decided by the Supreme Court or not. They claim the law is on their side, but the) know better and, propose to have the

County Commissioners accept

Grimes bond and put him in anyhow. Pedigo would then have to get out an injunction, but a Republican court would decide it against him, and he would

have to go to the Supreme Court !

again on that point. At least, this is the way a Grimes man boasts it will be done. Buthappily, no such chance will be given them. The Supreme Court will decide the case before November, when it will undoubtedly be reversed, -and Pedigo duly installed in office

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TjaE editor of the Martinsviiie u Republican does- aiot read the i Blooinipgton papers, although he 4 ; receives them all regularly. In i? . 4 the last issue of his paper he says Blodnungton has. nothing

I but a hand engine ia the way of

4 ' V a fire depai tment If the Xiditor

i had read the Bloomington papers he would have learned long - ago that we have had lor several years an steam fire department with all the modern iaiprevemeats; the best equipped of any l town of- the size in Indiana. The gang organ boastfully : eays that the re-count of the

" : ballots in Court at Paoli did not " . . ' ': ,' . . ---- -.. ; show $ny material change for I f Clerkf Better foi? the Grimes l; side if it had, for is it not' very singular that all the mistakes in & counting the voteou the. , night of the election should havo been n Auditor; and no other .office. ; Is this not one of the strongest points; of evidence that a fraud . was committed in Grimes favor after the night of the election? I If the Telephone ke3ps on it fi- will .soon give the whole a thing " away, . . If, as the sewer organ says, ' the late trial of the GrimesPedi- ? MP ease was a grand virulica-

5 tion' cf the loi?al election of

:; Majs Grimes, may Monroe county be -forever delivered from legal and just proceedings ot any kind. If the ballots are to be tampered with a-nd the will of the majority throttled by a gang of trickers who have it in their power to say wlxo shall be the county officers regardless of What the majority of legal voters say by their ballots and then take their case before a blindly partisan Judge?) and have their outrageous conduct vindicated," we had just as well -shut np the polls n election day aid do away with elections altogether.

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county instead of fi' vindica ting" such action, as this are condemning itnon all sides- in nm istak able terms. I

Univcfoily Department COKDLCTGU aY JOHN K. BHIMi

HOOT BQOTPE.

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and unapproachable among news

papers; tli ere is no othur like it. The Free Press is a high toned literary family journal, nlnch seeks to instruct, amuse, elevate and improve the masses, by publishing only that which is pure and good. It's literary standard is the highest, its pages being entirely free from the degrading and polutiug trash which characterizes many other socalled literary and family papers. Celebrated the world ovei lor its wit and delightful humorous sketches, it never decends to the low and vulgar in order to create a laugh. It ia. in short, a bright, crisp and wholesome magnzinc-n e w spa j or.

which any man, woman or child will

be the better for reading. The best known authors and writers contribute to The Free Press, and the publishers give assurance that for the year 1887 it will if possible, be hotter and more enjoyable than ever, Evnry family should take The Free Press; it gives more for the money than any other publication in the world. The price is only onk dollar p :r year. Send for sample copy. Address

rDetroit, Mich.

The wanderer, Swlggott, is buck once more. The mUl-tarm examinations are drawing

near.

Prof. Taylor visited the class rooms Monuav. I-Tathiiin went home on a huaineas trip this week, Mins Eurleh went home this week on account of her health. Prof. Hoffman returned from his visit to Indinnnpolks Monday.

spring like ajpearanca. Prof. Woodford now hern. his his fourth hear chisses in Dr. DnhneyM room. Tlie mathematical club will meet at the residence of Prof, hnvain next Monday nialit. Prof, Taylor, who gave the Sunday afternoon lecture, visited Independent. Satnraay night. Miss Emma Bain was called home Wednesday on aocoant of the sickness of her brother. Mrs. Prof. Hum pkey, or Terre llanie, and Mrs. Greggory of this city visited tho V niversity Tuesday. Dr. Jordan's hist lecture tour took 1 i Greeneastle, Spencer, Columbus, Terre Haute and Plainfiekl. Mrs. Wallace, tho mother of Lew Wallace' gave, a free lecture at the college chapel Thursday night. W. If. Foster, dined with his friend J. A. Glen, of Columbus, Ohio, at the National House, Sunday. What is the use in having flying machines .when you can ride a bicycle down the walk in the college campus. Quite a number of students attended the "crazy reception' given by the "Y" at the M. E. church Tuesday night. Rev. MeColloucrh gave the students a pleasant talk at chapel Wednesday morning. He also visited the recitations. Fred Mos&, who was called home by a telegram announcing the death of his

brother lat Friday, returned i uesday.

Win. A. Penfield, of Auburn, Ind, will

deliver the lecture Sunday afternoon. His subject is?, "A Philosophy of Civllization. Prof. Taylor, of Vincennes, delivered the lecture Sunday afternoon instead of Prof. Bryan as was announced hi our last issuo Our base ball nine should practice up some ia order that the lJe Panw nine may not get their scalps" in the coming match game. Dr. Jordan, Prof. Vonjageman, and Prof. Woodford accompanied Her. McCullough to Arbutus Hill, Wednesday afternoon. Prof, Clark examined his Milton class Friday. The seniors have a splendid record for honesty oh examinations but Prof, theught it hast not to have any books in the room. C. A. Drybread came over from his home in Johnson county to attend the Phi Gamma Delta i onveation and owing to the rain(?) he was not able to return until Wednesday. Mr. Drybread will bring ids sister with him to tho State University next year. Tiov. Oscar MeCullough, of Indianapolis, gave a very interesting and instructive lecture at the college chapel Tuesday night, on "Praise of Books." Mr. McColiough is one of tho best lectures that visits tiioomington and tho students are always glad to hear him.

LotilsriUe New Albany & Cfijieuao TIME TABLE AT BLOOMING TON, (Central Standard Time,) In effect Jan. 10th, 18S7. Going North Chicago Day Jtf-jil 11 :0i a. in. Chicago Night Express 11 :1S p. u. Craw fordsvi lie Accommodation B :26 p. m Going South Lonisvilio Day Mail 4:1 7p. m

Lotnsvule X ight Lxprcs. 4:12 a. m

lotiisvillo Accommodation S:20a. in

(See general advertising card.) Address. MoHl.Elt -k FltANTZ. New Carlisle, Ohio.

VANMLIA LINB.

Tn solicit orders for onr ic!iin)le :Nursery Slock. Good Salary and Expenses or Commission. Permanent; employment guaranteed. Address at f)nce, stating ago, Snell 8z Kowlaud, Nayaerymon,

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TH8 GREAT FAST MAIL LINE.

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A M. Keiley arrivetl here last i h n rsd ay n ight with a it no large Eig-I tsl i d raft stallion from A t'au ta Win. hc horse is line specimen

r: that class or horses, and farmers vf'a ilire ttV improve their stock ui p iw- a octler irade of I torses xt'iitl I do w 11 to calf on JCtB y. at itna Uig s :.tah!e, free the horse ; icl get ina tCiU.w hwioirp frmz&itg mk$f- ' - t - - l: 4 . H . ; T

Hide thy race O! justico, Cast thy scales away Foul crime usurps thy office Dark fraud assumes the sway Depart from out the borders, Of the county of Monroe She edict has gone forward Arid thcUj.alas! must go.' ; The ballot, freemen's scepter, Lies trampled 'nenth the feet Of. crimes polluted minious Within this County-set, The chosen of the people, Are helpless to demand The rights confered upon them By the voters of the land. Thr Courts O'traduced justice, Have submitted to t!e hands Of those who sought thy ruin. By the basest of demands. Tear, the bandage from thy forehead, Let.thy prisoned eye-sight free Haste thee to that distant country Where the virtues ever he. Choose thee, swiftly, from among them Fearless, strong and vail i ant firms Then, returning, smite the villains With tho dread of thy alarms. Reinstate thyself in power. Cleanse thy" precincts of all slain And thence-forward rule in triumph Never to bo shamed again.

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SALT CKfiBE. Last E. month. .? William A. Buteher and Mary Ha3TS were married yesterday. Considerable fencing has been destroyed by fire lately. Mrs, Lydla Beanchamp loft for her home, in Kentucky last week. Tho mercury has was dancing around in tho eighties last week. 1 Tice Kent has moved to the house recently occupied by Silas Harwell. John Kerr, son of Samuel Kitt" Itas gone to Wichita Kan., to see the great boom. Andrew Jacobs and daughter was visiting relatives In Spencer last week. Some of our citizens took in the performance of the Unionville dramatic Co. last week. Aquilla D. Rogers sold ten hogs to Mr. Kirby last Saturday, which weighed 21S0 lbs. Price $5. per hundred. John Armstrong has been a votea 63 years. John Knight 54 years, .John Lucas 02 years, Richard Ellis 45 years. All solid Democrats. Mrs. Kate Henderson, daughter of - S. H. Phillips, of Perry township died at her residence in Harrisburg Ohio, Thursday April 7th, 1SS7. Her remains was brought to Blcomington for burial. The fuucrul was held at tho U. P.. church at 3 o'clock last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Henderson had taught school for several years, having taught four terms in succession at No 2. this iownship. She was respected by all. J. B. E.

EEtfTON. The peaches are in bloom and If vro have.no late trusts we shall expect an abundant crop, Mike Burke set liire to some woods last Friday thinking he could control! the iaory element, but the dry leaves and high wind proved too niut-h for him. lie came very near loosing his house and barn. The Unville tire company promptly responded to tho alarm and by the use of the Dollsbery tire extinguishers sue, ceeded in saving much valuable property. Ed. Jackson has turned himself loose on the tax payers of Benton again. Ed. makes a good assessor. The Unionville Daamatic Company gnyo its performance according to announcement to the largest audience ever assembled in the Baptist church It was estimated at live hundred. W. H. Bennington acted as siege director. The music was furnished by Miss Melinda Suell, Wiliiam McCoy and Benton Spencer. Charlie Bornhill and Mrs. Sarah Karrcw were highly complimented for their excellent productions. Everything moved along nicely and the best of order prevailed. This was by far the best performance we ever had in our little village and reflects credit on those bright young men and speaks volumes for those intellgeut young ladies who were participants, iivervhodv went home happy and well

satisfied except tho writer who felt a little

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Tfce Shortest, Best and Quickest Line between the North and South.

Going East Leave Creencastie Junction at 2:28 a. m., 3:0$' p. in., 3:83 p. m. and 3:56 a. m. Going West- -Leave Greencastle Junction at 1 :12 p. m.t 11 :14 p. m., 9:05 a. in and 12:22 night. Going North Leav-a Terre Haute at 6 a. m. and 8 :45 p. in. ; arrive at South 11:00 p. m. Making direct connection for all ioi.nta under the sun. Your connections are sure afftl quick in Union Depots. !$a Transfers or Lay overs and your aceommodations are unexoclled. For further information as to tini rat?s, routes, etc., address your nsar Vandal ia gent, or J. N. LANGWOTHY, Traveling P.ussnger Agent, Terre Haute, In M.A. FORD, G. P. A., St.is, Jfc.o

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to canvass for the sale of Nvrsccy Stock ! Steady employment guaranteed. SAL AH V AKO KXVK.NSV.S PAID. Applv at or.ee, statin jr vice. , f3fer to this paper ) CHAS3BR0THEBS, Reehestcr, IT. I

FRAME DOBSORf m PROPRIETOR. 1511 have bought the Wagon Waking and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner oi College Avenue and 4th Street, and invite ali old customers, and all others, to call and givo my work a trial. jgjjTHorM Shooing, Wagon Making and repairing done, and satisfaction guarranleed. Frank Dobson.

Jjtn. 22, 1837.

A full lilood Canadian Hor&e,

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Received of Messrs. Rogers & Wooley, $100, being full amount; of indemnity for four weeks due me on account of injuries received during last November. I heartily commend the United States Mutual Accident Association to the patronage of my fellow citizens who are seeking accident insurance. IlrUAM xASDVi. Bloomington, Fb. 17, 287 All persons knowing, themselves indebted to Y J. Alln filth it od note or uccoant will p!e:i.ae call nol settle as I mu&t have t!u same closed up at. once Don I be agitated if you receive a eard tlirouah the mail as tliis mut bo attended lo now and I cannot call upon all in person. W. J. ALLEN.

will s:and the ensuing season at Col. John A. Beeves' barn 1 miles from fiiicU&rilic, and 7 miles from Spencer on the ElleUsiilio ;nd Spencer road. If you toavo mrea you wish to breed, then see my stallions; Ihoy ako the lead . Cemo and see my pretty sir, which to- view is to admire, iiiasire from Canada ihey did import a thoroughbred Canadian horae. His dam, a thoroughIned Canadian Robinhood hav mare, ihe vnry fittest of the lair, EUick is a :Iark bay, 18$ hands high, is a low iluck, even horse; hjis good feet and lets, cUan, flat bone, is heavily quartered, has good back, well spm.;r ribs, llits best of scion, and w;:tm matured will wciiih LG00 ibs.

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Bloemington, Ind.

Notice to EIcir, Creditors9 & Etc, In the matter of the estate of Jehu M. Cole, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court April Term, 1887. Notice is hereby, givan that John H. Cole js Administrator of the estate of Jehu M. Cole, deceased, has resent;pd and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of aid estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 7th day of May 1887, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate ere required to appear in said Court and show cause, if auy there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved.

April 15th 1887. Johk H, Cole, Administrator.

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By virtue of aiv execution? to in directed, from the Clerk of the Mbii roe Circuit Court I ' will expose rtr Pubi io Sale, to -the highest bidder on - .'' ;;;.5';'- .' v.-.' .

SATURDAY, MAY: 28th? t Av J i M

between tli e h on rs o f 10 p'elbt 'k su ja&?t

and 4 o?eloek p. m. fj, fitxiy day,:

toe -n'oor ot tue Court tioxiseof monroefiftm nty, Indian a, ihe ; reij ts and

proftts for a term not exceed i ifg scv en ears, of the tbl lowing d( scribed,, i-

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Wm. Wallace,

Will stand at the same place. Vjilianj Wallace, sired by John Moram. an imported Clydesdale stallion. William Wallace's (of MeLoan county, III,) dam, a Vet toe mart: ram lain a Moruan mare. lie is a Uauitifui black, hands hiiih. ami weighs 1,580 ibfi. William Walbee is the air of rf'iibam lieeves' noted s'. all ion. His colls have sold (or more money than those of any horse that ever stood in Monroe ecu nty . TKV& For each horse, 10 to insure a mare with foal; I will hojd a i en on the colt for six mouth? for

i the season Persons parting with or

renitffing mares from neighborhood before they are known to be with foai, will be held for insurance money. 1 will not be responsible ior ac eiluts should any occur, a 2-2 m B. F. STANGEH, Owner.

The Finest, Largest and Cheapest Stock of Wallpaper and Wijulow Shades ever in this city at McPheeters Hardware CVs.

Wagons and Buggies, Plows and Harrows, Building Hardware Doors, Sash, Glass, Paint, Oils, Yaiuish, Steel goods. JsitPheeters Hart! ware Co. "

J I McPheetj-u s t a row An k Co. S ti 1 ! keep the front rank in keeping eyary department filled with goods of the best brand and manufactories. Our large stock of Wallpaper and Window Shades have commenced, com ing in. Our stock of plows is larger remember we arc agent for the Oliver Chill and Steel Plow, the best in the world. Our stock of wagons and buggies hav arrived. Our general stock frf bui era' Hardware is complete. We h 7e a large stock of Cook Stoves and Ganges. We arc agent for the Eat ' Break font, the beat stove on reco I. Our stock of tinware is large at of the best quality of tin. We have consvudv a full force of workmen in our ah op and are prepared to do tin roofing, slating, all kinds of Light or Hivivy Iron work. Got our prices bi.'ore you buy or contract ynui work as we can save you money. All innds and woik fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. Three doors eat of First National Bank, Bloomington, Ind.

FOUR DAILY TRAINS A

Eaoh Way Between

Cincinnati, St. Loxiis 'A Lotfisville, Stopping at Way Points. Lazmiaat Parlor Oars oa all Day Trains. Ialr,co Cars on alt Night Trains. ?1HS DAY CCACHS3 OH ALL 'IAIHS.

The State , of Indiana, Monroe County. In theMonroo CircuiVCaurt April Term, 1S87.

Polly A. Hovel,

vs. Srbert Hovel,

Complaint 4No 1219.

Now comes the plain tiff, by R. W. Micrs her attorney, and files her complaint herein, together with an afiil davit that said defendant Sibcrs. Hove, is not a resident of the State ot Indiana; that said3 action is for divorce and aiiiiiony and that said non resident defendant is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendant, last named; that un less he be and appear on the first day of .the next term of tho Monroe Citouit Court, to be holden on tho fourth Mondav of April A. D. 18S7, at the Court iio use in Bloomington in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, Ike same will be heard and determined, in his absence. .. ' -.- . . . . ... : Wit uess my. n ame and the. Spal ot said Court, affixed at BloomJmton this 23d day of February A. i): 13S7. Enoch Fulleii, -1. W, Miers, Alt' v. Cier?

Ileal lit state, to wit:

; The Soiitliwest pi&rtet of Sectira

(23): Twcnt -three in iownship f 10);

Ten North Jahgo (2) W wtj-i

cept that part inereor uescubed afollows Beginning at th Nert!iwefe-f corner of said Quarter run nfejj thence '.x

Sou th Twenty six Rods thecoe Eas ;:Jjfif "M

1 wen t.v-fi i v a n rt n. half T?nt J ti i ha-Z'Wk- r M

big branch. Thence with che meah dus c f said branch to a stone thencer .

Nrtvth nhrtnt, Brrn n,wlo ; in tlta Eaa- ?

and West line of said quarter ? and -on fail n re to realize h4 bo fyflit autfn n't of jti'lgmeni, Jntei'st anif 5

cosus, i will at the same time and

place expose at Pu blic salcvilie: fe simple of said Tea estate. . !-

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. This Magazine portrays Americau thought and life fsom ocean to ocnan, is filled with pure higra-class liiCTftiuve, and can bo safely wel conned ia auy family circle. PfilOE 25c, C3 $3 TySAB BY SAIL. Sample Copy of current r. umber mailed upon rs tie'pt of i'5 etss bacii numbers, 15 cts ireuilaia libit YrEtXi v!rtcr, Addrsas: 'L K'SVSE'i. SC2?,. Polishers, ?30 & X33 Pear! IV. V,

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NOTICE. Any one thinking o( buying n cook stove or sleel or wrought iron range can do so at a very low price of us. To prevent farmers from being duped by

art about that soven up himinyss and j pedlei'S with & liffht sheet iron j j tVedmoro whose dignity was somewhat' it i i i ,oeked. W. H. l. .range we quote heavy steel and

wrought iron ranges at the following prices : Six hole., double cased, high

shelf S3M)0

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C&SWkm LAWMAN'S

v. Prof. Alfred 1?. Wallace, the eelebra ted Siigiish naturalist and a man who has done a great deal of werk for soicnee iu general, will deliver his distinguished lecture on the "DorwiD-iau 'theory," at the College Chapel Tuesday night the 26th. Prof. Wall nee ranks high as a

eientist and his lecture will no deubt be one of the finest that hats been off r red to o Blooniinitori audi

ence for some tunc. Admission. 50 ecuts.

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Net ice to Nou2Scid?Ss The State of Indiana; I 5lUonro CuuntiV. . . j In the Mouroo CfreuaCourl iAoril Term, 1887. William A. Rogers, vs. Alnth Jones, Jennie Jones, Russell Abbott, Soprhina Abbott, Asary A. Knight.., Ikbeet SI. Ovrirfci, Martha Ovetstrcot. Complaint N. Now comes the Plaintiff, by B. W. Miers hi alt. rnev, fend tiles feia ecmpbiiiH herein, lojethet with r

iltdartl that ssul itebuutants Abvth

Taken as the nropertv off Wdliana.

P. WtlUams at tiie suit ofc3fcpr$Q -Wi Me Hen t r Kxeeu te;r ;ofc, the wi ll1 at-i'

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Said sale wilh be madoi without

any relief whatever -:mmv-ii

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T JONATHAN IS&mis KLE. Shei itrtpCtafonroe County; April lo 18S7.? ':KUV JL A. Fuik, Att. V for Plalniih4:

:. 'Notice tof I: it is ol u ks j .

M til ice is hereby jiven th's t on lti& Ifrtiti of April nSp. . inV c ft umber beiur e the J ii dgeo t Monroe Cirenift Court, the estate'of Jehu M; oL? deceased was leefaril protably J.ia sol vent. Creditors3 are - thcrbr noti fied that -th e; &ame-ivill b a settled aiyoruiugiy r P: V ' : .. . JoHX If. Colis;

-April 1$ lMlf: AdmiivistratOr

'Koticti is hereby" gtvea, that thf? u ti d e r s irned. h a bee n; appo :e ted' bir , vM Cfe k of ; tho areutt nrt ?2!tnroe County; State Indiana ad i i msl rator o( t lie estate of rFlll' iam lioddy late Aiou:roig xujal deceased. - y4.: i"-.-'

Said restate is : ii pooscd tc , l)a jsol--en , i;--r.: k': f.. -Feb ith, 1S8 " Admljistratoi

A. KulfcAUvi

Z.jk e ct to Vi i Itipy

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LaijtWMi and-TiUmht ToC: Hiigfk ' vWl

N:ud?atte isSMnnosed to be. sol ''Mb.

;MarWh ICvh, 1187. 7

b'otiee is WreiM' ";g.;ve?v Yiiat tfc".-;V?.1 unersfjrbvd haseen dul?i' wpoitt; "ss

Joius, Jennie Jones, Hnssell Abbott, M -d qunntfr aseeutor of th

Sophraua J. Abbu, iisary A. Kuht, Robt:st M; Over street iukL Maiha AI OveiireoX are not rtdent of the 6tatv of Indiana; thai said action U to eort'ret a r-U -scrip tiois of real estata and. to quit tit e and that said non-resident defendant are ucevssury vai '.ies t hereto. Nwticc irt tlietviVu'C licrebv si von

said dndVudaut, uaovV, l'tiJ-

uaicoS i!ie he ssoil npiiear on the i-ighth dav of the rnsx term , of the Munno .Circuit Court, to be l;oHl&

on ;mond

nx, the (Jour;, House in martini ha a4

jf'-.'f'H iV, uik; ; y;?o; K: ut6iv : -I : Notice iatiTi trv-. fiin.r'te& " -UV

If mtei. iitj j iit?ifiViifi iv?re tift?; "If

ViiiVk the JMronHoe iicuit C?oiti-tv :is svrvivhi"- i'ai of lliv? Late Hint

IM J and Cnilciwihcd- v' ': v.

I ':t-a56V'PaHe4i AY APRIL Sdih, A D. lfhe.s.oi..bt;. ""'

i i viviiij Purine ry

in said County and Hale, and aa . VoS r'?:V- TO'V y : sirerur den: tire So said eompkint,thiJ J a?5 v r V:i i" ; v same wid ho heard and determined -j " . wraUia..5 -"

ia their absenre. Witness my name and th? eal at said furl. afHecl ajj; Bl.-Oii'ln ton tiia 7th, daj. of March A. D. 17. Kkoo Fuixta, R. W; Micrss Atvy. Cier

JLtJlJl k5

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Th Latest Styles af all kinds oi A constantly on Sand. v

The ladies ar respectfully invited to call ana iaaaect iay r. oca htf.rv leaving their orders elsewhere

X Nfitu-e is Hcnr yetiCvthtt ihoi?

uiidersiuyii:is ht' n a..jirinU:d by : tie Clerk nf rlrc Citeif. CotiH of ' HI

Adutinistratoi sf v!ivetat:e of Nanry ; :

ieceased.

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5 - -

Said estate is sopmi.sed tr be st

soi-

"

f'tlAULES G .VORR.

April 15th 1 Sajf . AdminfeirBtbW " 'Coir & fvunip, AYty? V y r ISit!ceaviirv b y j-iMen tl'j ai James

n uued Estate, bs this jsluy fdfel '

j tire r48ce or thc$teKfc cdl.il ieCTKiit,;-. ' j Court of Monroe County iate ftj;

Indiana, his accounts hdw voucher . - 3 filial seltleiOeht OrjpJaJ"&talagf jgj and that the samomii ouj :r f

I am now located in my new build tig on Collej Avenue third door North of Fee's corner.

Court t tae next tin m.thecfof, to wit v' MOKDAT Ai'RTL t. 1887.' -m . itneji tj 9ta f 4-Marefi 'yS?

Adininijxretor.

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State .cjf laWifelf v. .. JVIouroe Couutv; .jfr; -

Notice ta hwebv sgivpn lht tlivj j .' - :. ... jp partnership hofti ncfcUttjr. M NoU.c'i"liireJ)vi twocn H rso Lmicy nn.l W niter C. bcr. S'tfUh. C.tj o nujowington Inlin.i awter cea5x3 feas fiJcd 1,19 Perittoi wVitf!!?r.: the firm name. of K. Lint ev & Son r,-' : - : . v-. .... j v.. . bmL

The lending

UH2SSTASES3 a:ad fUKNlfUS2 !

Tlhey have the largest and j uieC: a,ui choice specialities both in most; complete stock of Furniture 1 Xvu1 am,,oraf;m0iUal 5i;ie wh,ch

S A LESAi EN V AK1 ED We are in want of a few more good men to canvas for th sale of kUoiee 'varieties of nutsery stock. To ni?n who can make a success of the business we can pay .good salaries or commission, and give permanent employment. We have many

ha& been dtssnlved. fllram Lin 'Ivy :

e beiu taken

in said business bv Hiram E. Lind-

p son a I boi a i s ulcienttt o pa y debts and that said letiuor wilt iu

",j beard on the M wUy: ;,:tfi l!ie April

TV , i, i;"V, ItT of the Xonroo C r.cuit : be car Court of said Couutv. -: HCS L,ndlev audHtram i Laijy nmler ,:, k-;- mx inU tne firm name fH. Lmd cvs Sour. .-uiovS

ties of the old firm and will "frudleefc all the nots, accounts and dehte of everv kind due the utd (inn. Hi ram ft. Ltnolsy. Waltkr C. Liviuier. if in am t). Ldlsy

$25,000.00

st BncckluiierClet: Cvl '' -H

Attest

A; .:JftjlkHA?t ,ritli

In Hve matter of -tiWeiaio;ovMii"-

ton :5ra n atav eeasedi f ' - . ... .'. In the 3!onrooiOkcuit liastr ! : nJ

I'tie I'wrcuy !j;iyeR tuav Upoa

Six hole, ftxtra heavy, all c8tJevor brought to IJioojniiigion,aud viih reservoir and heater 30.00 lean soil you goods cheaper than

i BnUding, Col- SiP-

Come and koe us lor tin, iron, or slato roofing, .stacks, breeohig, pumps, and ail kinds of tin and sheet iron work. SEWARD & NOEL, Walnut St. North of Machine

ege Avenue, Uaaraa furnished when desired B L 00 MI A 3PJTf 1 fpJ A N J

The place (o buy Carpets and Curtails at t 6 BE 13 UIVE.

ever before. They Hay a largo assortment of WOOD, OLO'IH & OASKSTS. And pay special attenlidu to

Telegraph Order.?. Carriages

furnished when desired FlAHOS and "OR&AHB,-Kr-pt in stock and sold on Korth tl(() Scjuare, liSoouiiugton, In3.

? oth'ii do not hanflle,

Address at ouee, mh tvtVronccs, id ay Brolhcrrt, Nurserymen. iioc!testet N. Y.

will BE paid FOB. ... f i(Vtitioniied in sjt Coiitt by Josepli 1 "VI iRBDCKOS' COFFEE WiPPERl jSSgg??

1 Premium,

2 Premiums, 6 Premiums, 25 Premiums, 100 Premiums, 200 Premiums, 1,000 Premiums,

- 1,000.00 $500.00 each $250.00 11 $100,00 M 850.00 " -9.20.00 " $10.00 11

For full particulars uiut dimcUoDs see Oirou-

no Yonv Own E2;Ssg, at SEoinc, lar la ovory pound of Aft800KLBsvGoKFB.

grTliey will Dye everrtliing. They1 'ii'i isritn nvapvwlifii'rt. llM 't rto .. !

ago 4u colors. 'i!icvlia.ftro oqn:l for

btrengtl , WfijrhtuesiS, Ai;utmt in Pack- g : i rcuipt attention given to al n-cs or ;tr Faatursa of Color, or Noivfwl- k-gal business and erHlVctiona. ' iag QtuhtThoy a not crock or tFrtCE: .Conior ra in ecocl

w s ,. ; .' " . 5N .'

i' state at. said loe. ilent to-j pay Sdm -

'.eeosa aati n -;o U l ties tho -oof. th

J n.lge of ai1 (Jon r t 1 U U on the 2 4t Ik

tate to ho proluuvlv tn0ojn.t;. ani f iul onlr t,he same to heV s-ttled ac

tffr1ittg:y. Th ereiUtrs 6" aul es

rate no therefore hVeliy m tiiletl of-j-ueh insolvency, nnt roon i t !a i Wiiness. T lie Clorfc t.tni ; of sstiV CKtrt til Hi.inintoii

;v'aUma-: 0 gj5fcj. ftjvif; "V-S

t . ;!;&octf t'tfri;i:n.

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