Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 May 1887 — Page 4
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In Inst Friday's Telephone, Mr. John HLoudendccidestlie Grimes Itodi&o case. In favor of Grimes,
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I Smoor the artesian well I We meet to-night at tbe C$nttiouso to give tha water works a : ni- . .. - u m - ....... Tm Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad surveyors aro on ;ther $ vay here,.
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j WK want natural gas and a 5 iew railroad, and if we don't get s them it will not bo our fault;. Iffeera is any gas between tit re ad Cbica the citizens of 4 Bioomisgton propose to end it.
Ws ere piping oer erloiaa well, and will seen have as good smier sp is to be found- at of tie springs.
i Wk eow have association i of solid business mea who will ! fcay and soil real estate here at t a reaeonable figure.
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Wizsm the last five years a great deal of Bloomiagtoa; property has increased fifty per cent ead some of it one hundred per cent in value.
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LoDtsriile. , This is right ? every criminal should be given a fair trial and to deny him thiai shows spirit of barbarism.
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f - 5 Thb Telepheno same out Tuesi with many jdarming paraI graphs about the "citizens? tick
et. But it all had no effect on the election. The fact is-so one reads the Telephone until' about the time at night they aro ready tp be put to sleep3 and at tiiat hour on Tuesday night, of course everybody had voted.
i The editor of the Telephone got the band to surprise him with a serenade Monday, night for the galorious work the wbrgan" had done for the party. The editor made a speech, in which ho eulogized (he workingmen for voting the Republican ticket As the candidate the workingmenwore: suppose'! to be making a special effort tor rereeeived but four majority in a town that should give over two hundrod, it seems that the workingmen were-not very unuinious In their Support of the gepublic an ticket. .
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liered that 'Mr. Louden is one of I day.
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it has Dean often saiu that you can prove anything by the bible; and it is a universally recognized fact that a shrewd lawyer can find legal opinions and authorities favoring any side of any kind of a case. Mr. Louden is a very shrewd lawyor and he might fill the columns of many newspapers with opinions backing up his side of the case. Of course the authorities he quotes must be shrewdly . manipulated. We know of a case in oourt "where a lawyer read an opinion favoring his side.,
HoKl on ! says the lawer on the other side give me that book." He took the book, and finished read-
j ing the same opinion and it proved
to be a strong "argument in favor of his std of the case. Mr. Londen's quotations from legal authorities in this ease reminds u 3 of a story thatsfom Cobb once told in court to illustrate how an opposing attorney managed his case. It was the time Chignons "were in fashion. The ladies procured long switches of artificial hair and coiled- them up on the top of their heads A minister determined to preach a sermon on the foolish fashion, and when he occupied the pulpit on the following Sunday hogtobk for his text these words: ''Top-knot, come down!" He thenj scored the chignon fashion most unmercifully. After the sermon was over, several of the Deacons surrounded the
minister to congratulate him, and at the same time to .express their astonishment that they had never seen the words of the test in the bible, from which book the minister
had quoted it. To satisfy them, the minister turned to a verse which read about like this : "Let he who is on the house top not come down." He had used for his text the last three words of the verse, v z; "top not come down." Now that is about the way Bro. Louden quotes law to back up the Grimes case..
Thompson returned Tuesday. Miss Enrich returned Monday. Miller Is on the sick list this week. Dr. KtrUvood v!attcd coHogo Wednes-
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t The republican party seems to l6 slowly but surely disolving itself At t he would he 'grand 'iiair quct held in Pehnsyivania a lew iays ago, to which Hon. Roscoc Conkiing and other luke warm republicans were most cordially invited, the old wheel horses of that state who have waved the Woody shirt fait hfully for so many years, were the only distinguished (?) guests present and the audience was compelled to listen to tiio same old harangues Jrom these gentlemen thai they kcard as many times as they bad ,ifingers and toes: The republicans have no room to "gay that the democrats are fighting one another wh ile the remains of t heir oh! party stays in its present condition. It can not blame any magic letters like the three B's cr tho prohibitionparty mow, it must look farther for tho the cause. It's faith and record are tho seat of the trouble.7 S he people are sick hearing its Qjpators tell of great principles- and good works that it will pursue in the future, and are trying the
mi'wjB been to serve faithfully ami-honestly the people who 'fcvfflaeed. it 'in power, and me are Bp - glad to cote that the present deW , .v;: tiocratic -administration is no ex-
J option to the rule. The adminJstration is clean, honegfe ami upp" tight so. for as the democrats Cff; hzve been abie to hiaka if so and Wgfi-: & worthy the support of good
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The Telephone sputters a good deal this week about the "citizen's" ticket being a democratic scheme gotten up to defeat the republican
ticket, and goes on in its usual dic
tatorial manner to tell the voters what to do and what not to do. There is something radically wrong in the management of the G. O. P. when life long republicans go back on the republican ticke t. It is time
the dictators boffin to read the hand
writing on the wail which announces the death and dissolution of this gang of would be leaders who think they have only to dictate and the remainder of the party in the county submissively bows its head to follow. It seems to think that all that is necessary to be done is to write an editorial or two appealing to the republicans to "stand by the noi&inee"(?) Republicans, be not "deceived," "Beware of the citizens ticket" and a few other powerful sentences like there and all will be well, and the entire ticket selected
by these grand-high-muck-a-mucks
will be elected. The result of Tues
day's election means something. It
means that there are honest republicans enough in the party who will vote for men no matter on what ticket their names may be, the croaking of the gang to the contrary notwithstanding-, it means that the good men of the party are getting tired of "ring-rule" and that it must go, CKBEK ITKH5. eoid Hoaa has moved his saw mill near this place and says when ho gets his bands trained, ha will show how faat he can saw dumber. Tho chestnut oaks what few are loft aro shedding their bark. John Ends camo forward the 23rd and filled his bond of 35 hundred dollars for the office of Juatace of peaco in and for said township of Tolk. Isaac Chandler stepped down and out and give hia office
up to a Kepubiican, The like never was known before in Polk township. The
young Ear., filed hia bond and got license for himself aisd ono Kancy 33. Todd.
The wedding is to take place soon un
known to the writer; this was all dona on j ' - ... .
me Eime uaj. enccess to the j'oung
Ssq a$ Folk to?nshli) has but for better
Cost has entered ceilege
agajn. R. J". Alley, a aduato of last year, was vlsltmc; T. XJ. frien-M here this week. The Bible was missing at chapel Monkay morning. Prof. Oarr will nrrneh at tho Christian Church Sunday night. Jno Keck throw r! Sophomore with S3 visited chapel Monday. Tr. Dabney examined his class In 4Leeky'3 liivtionnllsm" Monday. Frank Itanham has gone home to remain the remain J or of the term. A number of students took in Booth at Indianapolis, Thursday night, .. Prof. Clark read "Samson Agonistea" fc? his Multon class Thursday evening.
Tlio "Philosophical Society" met WeJnosday at the residence of Jtq. Boon. D. A, Oox wont home tho last of last week to spend a few days, with hi parents. The Preparatory department of the I. U. will not be abolished as was reported
some time since. The old college caught Are Saturdny from a defective flue but was extinguished before any damage was done.
The 'number of students that voted at the election Tnesday was not equal to those who voted In the primary. , Witch Shields went to. Indianapolis the last of la3t week to witness the game of ball between 'the two league teauis,Detrolt and Indianapolis. Miss Agnes Shea who has b?aa spending a fevf days with her brother Joe, left Monday for her homo in Lexington, led. Miss Shea contemplates a course In the I. IT. in the near future. Rev. Jno . Baltzly, of Indianapolis, will lecture next Sunday afternoon on "The Patience of Truth." Pref. A. J. Reynolds, principle of the Hendletnn high schools was visiting the University this week, liev. Scott Stephenson, of Dakota Territory and a graduate of tho T. U., preached at tho Kirkwood avenuo Christian Church, Sunday evening. The lawn tenuis club has beon com
pelled to surrender Its ground in front of the old college. Uncle Tommy thinks it
is too hard on the grass. Dr. Jordan will, deliver his celebrated lectury on "Tho Ascent of the Matter horn."' at the college chapel Friday n; lit No student should fail to hear this lecture. Admission free. Frank T. Singleton, a graduate of last year spent Bnnday with friends and relatives of this place. Frauk has a position as city editor of the Martinsville Republican and Is well pleased with bis work. r Oh as. T. Bain, class "85 died at his home
at Martinsville Thursdfry evening from heart disease. Among those who attended the funeral from here were Prof. Carr, M. M. Dcnlap, Profs. Greene and Hoffman, Marv Long, Grnce 'oodburn, Ella RawL?s and Bib; vYllson,also quite a number of his (Sip-ma Chi,) fraternity brother were in attendance. Everybody should turn out this evening to soe the match game of ball between the I. U. and Be Psnw nines. This is the first match game of the season, and our boys should receive the united support of the University. Tho money for defraying tho expenses will bo raised by subscrip. tlon and no entrance fob will be charged. All interested enough in base ball tn go to sec the game should be willing to subscribe something for the support of tho club wh eth or students or citizens. Our beys have worked hard, to make our club a good one arid wo feel confident of victory and those of us who cau't play should encourage them with oar presence. The ladies aro especially invited. Prep Department. BY .0. H.CKAVI2H .
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FKAWK DOBS
PROPRIETOR.
I have bought the Wag
on Making aud Shoeing Skop of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner ol College Ayojuio and 4th Street, and mvite all old customers, aud all others, to call and give my work & trial. g3gF Horse Shoein g, .Wagon jJJ Making and repairing done, aud satisfaction guaranteed. Fkjk Dobsok,
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In the matter ef the estate of Jehu !
M. Cole, deceased. In tho Monroe Circuit Court, Ajoril Term, 1887. Notice is hereby given that Jolm H. Cole as Administrafjor of the estate of Jehu M. Cole., deceaaed, has presented and filed his account and vouchers ia final settlement of tjfiicl estate, and that tlie same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 7th day of May 1387, at which time all heirs, creditors ox legatees of said estate are required 'to appear in said Court ami show cause, if -any there be, why said account and vouchers should not bo approved. April 10th 1837. . Johk H, Cole, Administrator.
to canvasii for the Balo of Nureery
Stock 1 Steady employment guaranteed.
SALiJIY A3HD EXPKMSE3 I'AID. Apmv at
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Escheats?, J?. T
Eeoeivoa of iVies&rs. Hosrers Jc
Wooley, $100, bolhg full amount of
indemnity for four weeks due me on account of injuries received during last November. I heartily commend the United Statoa Mutual Accident Association to the patronage of any fellow citizens who are seeking accident insurance. HZSAU LXHXS.T Bloomjngton, Feb. 17, I8S7.
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Examinations are numerous. Mr. Munson's saat H still vacant. Mr. "Wilson will be a ''farmers boy" this summer. Dockett fisems to be tho happiest mnn for miles around. The choir confines six gems of feminine level In ess. Every student should take at least cue of the .county papers. Ask Miss ..Burgeon the moaning of the word "philanthropist." There was a musical entertainment .at Miss Nora Baker's, last Tuesday evening. Prof. Beck informs us that the Preparatory Department will he continued another year at least. There was a game of larm tennis played in the campus last Friday evening by the University tennis club. The stage is now ornamented with beautiful flowers, but Uncle Tommy says there are more counties to hear from. Wiiatleyouhave, said a yuung man to his girlin the restnrant, and he put hhi hands in . his pockets, aud wondered whrtitwouUtake. Hon. Geo. V. Cooper who delivered the lecture hist Sunday evening,-will be the next Congressman from the fifth district. On last Saturday evening tho Preps building was discovered to beon fire, aud the alarm vras seut in but before tho firs engine arrived the llames were extinguished. ; It caught from a defective flue and did but little damage. The following societies are represented in school. T. H. R. by Batman, Faris, McGuistkm& Noyles; Phi Gam by Bra ton Vovles; Phi Psi by Paris, Bete Them
by Cook and bhulto; Higinn uai by Jiatnian; Kappa Kappa Gamma by Wick?, Baker, Orchard and Koseberrv; Kappa
Alpha Them by M5era, Lindley and
Hhiohls, also two future Puttie, three Governors, two Congressmen a road supervisor and a book agent. Among tho visitors last Friday evening, wo noticed Mh-sos Perry, Surlier, Tate, Bred 5 x, jfiwin g:, Pi itm an and 1 tankin and Messrs Uolston and Williams, The Mib)ect of. tho. intellectual Tourney was, "Doos wealth exert more inllueued than knowloago,11 nflUmed by MUdos lAndley end Rogers and dtmied by Misses Koseberry and Woodward. Tlie speeches 01 ;he yotmg ladies were eutiroly original aud gava evidence of much thought and study. Tho verdict was unanimous in favor of the negative. Tiie Declamations of Misses Broodon aud Brnner and Mr. Dow Bogers were especially interesting.
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seives lnciebioa -io w, J. ahu, eithsr on note or account will plsa.se call and aettle as I must have the same closet! up at once. Pont be agitated if you receive a card through tho nc ail aa th::s must be attended to now and I cannot call upon all in pereon. W. J. ALLEN.
Without beautiful hair no woman is beautiful. I yours failing oS or faded? The low" is vital Parker's Kair Baivam will pri-scrve your hair and giro back its gloss and youthful olor. Clean, ekg&ut, perfect. Preenta dandraSV 4w4m Tbe Fineat. Largest and Cheapest Stock ofW&Upaper sad Window .Shades ever in this city at MePheetcrs Hardware CVs.
Wagons and Buggies, Plcwa and Harrows, Building Hard wae. Doors, Sash, Glass, Paint, Oils, Varnish, Steel 'goods. jMcPhectera Hardware Co. McPnriTEKs HauowasuOo. Still keep the front rank in keeping eyry department filled with goods of the best brands and manufactories, Oi.r large stock of W all paper and Window Shade have commenced coming in. Our stock of plowa is larger r era cm her we are agent for the Oliver Chill and Steel Plow, the best, in tho world. Our atock of wagons and buggies hav" arrived. Our general stock of bul era1 Hardware is complete. We h e a large stock of Cook Stoves and Ganges. We are agent for the ai Breakfast, tbe best stove on reco I. Our stock of tinware is large ai of tho best qualify of tin. W have constancy a full force of workmen in our shop and aro prepared t do tin roofing, slating, all kinds of Light or Heavy Iron work. Get our prices before you buy r contract ym work as we can save you money. Ail goods and work fully guaranteed to giv satisfaction. Thre3 doors cast of First National Bank, Bloom inton, Ind.
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North end of Fee's Building, Cologe Avenue, Hearse furnished when desired
NOTICE. Any one thinking oi buying a cook Btove or Btee! or wrought iron ranee can do eo at a very low price of us. To prevent termors lrom being duped by pedlers with a light shoot iron riiiigo wo quote heavy steel and wrought iron ranges at tho following prices : Sis hole, doub!o cased, high shelf - - - - - $36.00 Six bole, extra heavy, all cast, with reservoir and heater 80,00 Come and sea us lor tm, iron, or slate roofing, stacks, breeching, pumps, and ail kinds of tin
aud sheet; iron work.
SIS WARP & NOEL, Walnut St. Worth of Machine Shop.
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A fullddood Canadian Horae,
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will stand tke ensuinj; season at Col. John A, Scy9st barn 1 miles from
KiloU&ri lie, and 7 mUfts from Sponcer
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If yen kave Tnar you wiah to
breed, than aeo mj iitailiona; thejr
iftfee tne lean . ueroe aca see my
protty jret which to Yieir is to admire. K if sire from Canada they
did import a thoroughbred Cana
dian borne. HU da sav a thorough
bred Canadian Robilnhood bay mare,
the very finest of the air. Eilick is a dark bay lfij hands high, is a low
thick, e ten horse: cas good reet and
legs, clean, Cat bono, is heavily quar
tered, lias good back, well spiting
ribs, tho bent of . acUon, aud when
matured wiii weigh 1,600 lbs.
m. Wallace: V ill stand at the same place.
William Wallace, aired by John
Morain, an imported. Clydesdale stal
lion. William WaUace's (of Mc
Lean countv, It!,) dam, a VeUoe
martyr grandaw a Morgan mare. He
is a beautiful black., 10 hanu nigh
ami weUrha L580 lbs.. Wiiiiam Wal
lace i a tlio sir of iriliiam Reeves
noted staliion. His colt. have Bold
tor more money than tkose of any
horse that crer stood in Monroe
county .
TERMS. For each horse $10 to insurer, mar with foal; I wUl hold a lien on the cit for six months for the season Persons parting with or reuMmng mare a from neighborhood before thav are known to be with foal? will be held for insurance money. I will not he responsible lor accidents should any occur, a 2-2 m I), F. STANGEH, Owner.
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notice to nja&teItea&li Tho State of Indiana, Monroe County. In te' Monro Circuit CouvVApril Term, 1837.
PoUy A, Howel
Complaint ho
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vs. Si bart Howel,
Now cornea the plain tiff, by R. W. Miera her attorney, aud .files her eomplaiut herein, tpgetiiei with an affidavit that said defendant Siben Howel is not a resident of the State
ot Indiana; that said action
divorce .aud alimony and that said non-resident defendant isi a neseaaary party thereto, Notice ia therefore beroby girett said Defendant, last named, that UU leas he be and appear on the fira day of tho nest term of the joatoe Circuit Court, to bo holden on , the fourth Mondav of April A . D. 1887, at the Court House in Bioomi>pn in said County and State, and answer or demur to said com plaint, the eama will ba heard and detenained in his absence. Witness my name and the Seal of said Court, alllxed a5 C looming ton this 230; day of February A. D. 1887. R. W. Miera, Att'v. ' Clerk
fletica to Keu-itaia. The State of Indiana, I iVConroo County. f In the Monroe Ciriui;t Court Api4 Term, 1S87, Wiiiiam A. Eoers vs. Abth Jones, Jennie Janes, Russell Abboti, SoprUma Abbott, M:u A, Knight, Hbeet Oyertirjee Martha Ovctstreet. Complaint 25o. 1263. . Now comes tho Plaiatiff, by &...W; Miera his attorney, and tiles hia com j data t herein, together with an affldayit that auid deiendants Aliyt Jencsv Jeauie Jouea, Betake!) Abbott. Sophrana J AUbvts, Mary A. Knight, Uobert Orerstrcca and Siartha M. G verier eet sUo no resident of the Ststo of lfcitiU.ua; thav said action is to correct a deaeriplion of real estata and qutt Ull and that said nv: resident defendant are necessary parlies tlicrs to. Nut4ed a therdbre shi-rby given Miid dvfcud&ut, last named, 'iksa
unless they be and appeal oU' th
By virtue of an exeeu ticnw to mo-
directed, from the Clerk of ths Monroe Ci rcnit Court I will exc oaa at
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between tho hours of ID p-clock , '.m? and 4 o'clock p. m. of ,8 aid day av the door of the Cfiurt House ( f: Monroe county, Indiana, tho really an prop'-s for a term not exceediDg sev?? cn years, of the following deadibwii Real Estate. U wiu 1 " - T:
The Southwest quarter of Section (23) Twentj -three, in township ( 10' Ten North Range (2) two West except that part thereat described -aa.
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corner of said .quarter running thenca $ South rweuty six Kods thence Kaa '---l
Twenty-six and a half Hods' to the .
big branch. Thence with the raean- r" dus of said branch to a stone thence
North about seven Rods, to t ie Ea6
and West line of said qiarter:r d ? ; ; -0
and oa tail uro to oallza ..Aw.'- tW:. :
costs, i Witt a; toe sama tj &nrf - -
nlac CXDOSe at Public sal I hfl fa PiflS
Mk.uJk.rLv vi, qiu iJ4 uouatt.', . .--.J....Tr' -'I
P. Williams at tho suik'.of 'feeorfed W-1 'I'l
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Sai sale will bo made wilhomt
any ralief.whateter:
or aprxraisment laws, " ! sfciitj-Pi Tnv 'PiT a if ntvwr' - r- - 4i
Shortff of Monroe Couatj
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Notice is hereby ;"jniit':el" 13 day of April 1S83, in hbwbera-v t bo tore the Judja of Monroe Circuit r Court, the estate of Jehu llV Colv ; deceased was decl&rod prefeablyi solvent. Crijditora' kre ! ihcrafora; notified that thame will to saUict-4,
OB IL GOLJ ;
Administrator
accordingly , ... April 13 3887,
tico off. AfaCKt Mtkti -mt ; Notice ia lieraby given, that tJia
undersigned, has bee n appc in tad jr the CUvk. of the Circii ; Co rt of Z Uoai-oe. Countv,;; Sixte .it: Indiaaa administrator of the eslatoj of TFIll y iam Soddy laito of iiroj ouvjf deceased. 1 "' ' '-'"'
Said estate is aupposed m fca-aoJf
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F&V 4h, AdmiuUtratox
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SSxOeei tmf i.-.JSt lee : Ntt'C5j is liareby gtv;ni -3 that 'fcs
undersign ed feas been, d u ly ' appotu I . Hit aua qualisied as Executor of ifea Last Will au i aWmeu t f .f h. jillutfceased. ' .Said; eats to is aiioea fei b$k sfe von.t. : , ,! ' ... ' : V."; - March tSia, ISSl . ? ?H tscuto
Nati fe ia lisrebv given' that tfe
vndrwigr-d ia quHUd l;ajo?e iJhaT
Clerk' of k? lUourcfe Cirvn t' Cou i,;
eighth day of the next term of tk ft rvivVartno.Ul Ia Monroe CircuU Court, to hsMm of f underwood. J . . -
on .. aia t -arninersaip m upposea. MONDAY APRIL 2Sth, A. I- ISW jH . ... H V ' vf.'
. - " Srviyin.Si rvtnar,r
t the Oourt House i MooiuWh
swer or dozuure to said som plain l,iha same will lie hoard and determined in their absence. ; Witness my name and the Seal a( said Court, afixod at
'3-ViOomingtou this 7ih, day o
Marcli A. IX 3l87. ; Enoch Fuller, E. W, MWr, Au'y Clerk
Mters 5i FulJc, Attv'e.',
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ltcetKr Afitaf4'v"r'. ."' Ixoiice is herabyj igivc'ii that tfee
I undersigne;d has beesfvatig Mated by ; f Like Clerk oT l;u& Circuit Court vo f ,
Monroe Coi n ty, State of Indiana
Ad mn i stra I or of the estatn of ri an;cy
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j I). Gileapic, lataMifr"CS?W!U!i i deceased ' ' ': ' ; - j .. I
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St.id Calais iiusedl.-Va. aafe: vnt. -j J ; -"V. -:f':r:. ,; ' ;(AKtsair.,Coik'" ' Corr dr lanl-apAH j?ai
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constantly au SJand,
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namd Estate, has th is iplsy filfd i0f the office or the Clerk oT.lic Circa ii; Court of Monroe County;, SVato of Indiana, hi 3; accounts ami vouchers in final settlement of atthi estat('-
and that tW same wiU; cfeji0 J up tpP hearing and diapositioS atr-v Court at th'a next term thereof, to-wil ; 1; MONDAY APJUC- iUv I8S7. : v
.ha. lad lea. ar respectfully tuyiteo
leaving Lbichr orders eis where,,
I am now located in my new build ng on College. Area ue, third d&vr North of Fee's cemer. Notice is hereby ggiren that the
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State of Indiana f . "
Mon roe v( iOun ty.
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partnership, heretofore- 9Ung he- ft hb j.? - LimUey m the drug bus aessj m ; &e wi Ri,. Citv of nioomina-ton Indiana under I ,, ,v. - y
the urm name 01 li. Lm a ley j& boo 'wJi 'v-I-st": tt 1 u ""1:- u. ,fT. V ; n . I'he real estau ox tie ioiueat sla
Tho place to buy Carpets end O&rtains at- tho BSS UIVR
The leading UKDBETAEBBS and FUENITUBI SSAXiBBS. Tlicy have the largest and most complete sl ock of Furniture ovor brought to X;looiiiingtoB,nnd aari sell you goods cheaper than ever before They have a largo assortment ef W003, CLOTH & WOOBU CASS337S
SALESMEN IV ANTED Wo are in want of a few more good men to canvas for tho sale of choice varieties of nursery stock. To men who can make a success of
I the business we can pay good salar
ies or commission, ana give permanent employment. We havo many ni.ee and choice specialities both iu tho fruit and ornamental line which uthor do not handle. Address at once, wUh references. May Brothers. Murserymeji. Rochester. N. Y.
retiring and bfn . pUw being Ukeu ; , h RaUl ietit will 1 fe sal: ,J)"S!,.H,:I h i heard on the 2d lav of th April;
be carried on bv the said Walter K. Lindiey aad Hiram JE Lindley under the firm name of H. LindUy's Sous. The new llrra assumes all the liabilities of the old firm an .l wiil collect all the notes , accoun ts '.and diibta; of every kind due the ohj th-m. HmAM'H. Lixotxx. Walter. C. Linolky. H iiitkM K. Lpikv
Term, 18S7 of the AJi.onr Cironi Court of Sjid County: . ' $ -- -s I'"' If " Witnes.myvaaad ".tLSai ' 8th flay of J arch ISS! ' ToIET FI. tlDBOBT 4 .'V- , Ad n ti n istraUf ' Attesrtinoch Fuller Chtrkv" : :
j R. Jb. Folk, Atty,r AiiUfctrftt
Notice is hereby i ven thai Ch a'Si G. Corr Admin ietratorof ihe esUto of Nancy D. Gillaspy deceased, will
sell at public
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In the matter of tho-Qst?te ofX ; ton Branijm, eenaed; : In the -i ton roe Circuit 'ouct. ;. ;
Nottce is hereby given V that o pan
auction, on Menciay ' petition uled m said Court bv Jostayh ?v
May the i'3df ;i8S7, at the lato n?si- Svlyn8totn deuce of said? decedoni. in Wasihig- setting ui the infjuScietcy o th ton township, iVionroe county, JtuiU ;oatato of said ? iana, about eiht miles North tf debts and iiabiii ties lorgthi" '
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Rloomington, the personal property Judge of nald Coat did, t xx the Sitli fofof said decedent, coneianmr of one dav of Dccujler 1S7, find sahf eu ' .
j mare,. throe mneii cowa, ono calf aud tato to be :;proLvabiy iuseiveafc, n4 y ' household and kilehen furuU'iie. and or-ler ho same to i eUlcd : Tkj;s of Salb: A credit of six cordingly Thei-editi of Aaid cafe v
ths will bo given an all sums ov i.tato are tlieefpre ufereH noti fiel", oif : -vo dollars, ail sums under five such iuao.vency, Msd roeniret! -t$ iitifr
i mon
And duv snocLul attention to! wWTnWmics rj.vvt?- f.cru
jLirl whAn rlWr I .eThey will Dye evwytliing. .Thoy j lS notes with proved qeurity, Ub'wttttC0. " ' " - V Vr;' v :
Kpt iu stock and Bold on Jv$ot$$ fXtt: ,v - jna.n. . liic- QuniHIas. Thev do not crock or! QUttUss O. (.Oil 11. BwlM. -Sw.,
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