Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 30, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 May 1887 — Page 4

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TO;t A 18 Hi A Y 8 8'R I E B :biMr J. fie&vut, EdUy & Publisher. a JTioa, Payable in Jdvaaca

Larspkt and Beat Circulation. arr ..: : : . i . pCTEMOCKATIC TO THE CORK, jgjf

and some card Us pavfcae lur haw Oorfce. University DepartmentCONDUCTED BY JOltK K. MULL

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The most radical and bitter partizen papers in the country wer compelled to commend the V ' address delivered Sy president Cleveland at the Harvard celei bration and; the one recen.tlj.de-

f liyered at the unveiling of the v Garfield Static at Washington, f as being appropriate and v fitting . for. the occasions. This- knocks "i the bottom out of the theory adi Tanced by them when he was a ' candidate, t&at he could not appear om public eccasions when the nation demanded it Mr. Cleveland's administration ; is ;i growing in fevoiith people?and j he Is' showing them that he is .? fully iompetent to discharge the ; dntiesi f the highest office in the i gift the American people. The

t truth, integrity fidelity and

ability with which he adminis- ' -ters his high office are a certain ' index that the people will again H confer this honor and trust upon him in 1888.

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iMosfnAT, the SOth of May? is the day set apart (or decerating the soldiers graves. This day

should bring to the mind of

- every one his responsibility as an American citizen. -We should S SB." - ....... - feet as we scatter beautiful flow-

ers over the cold chambers that

jcantainihe dust of hose men

who laid down their lives lor

their country that their blood

was shed for us,and that to these

, heroes we owe a debt of gratitude which flowers, tears, and sympathy can not ropay. Yet I while this day brings to us ," the

recollection of our friends, it

should also bring to our .minds

i t the great principles and cause for

I which they fought These hal-

lowed memories should awaken . i . . .i ' .' I .. . "

-in a spirit zeal and ardor" for

preserving and keeping pure the

principles for which they fought

and while we spend the day. in

reflecting upon and honoring the

-dust that made u one in time; of

I ropb le;, let us each, consider our relation to our fellow man and liur duty to the society so that

,wevmay in peace perpetuate those

kjim mortal principles which must

fi ver be uppermost in our minds

.4 M we would enjoy the blessings ; icf good government Lotus see

I :;'-t it that war may never call for

-another such human sacrifice.

The cattUogues Jmvo como at last Return your books to Xho libraiy ! Moffetf s father visited Mm Tuesday. ReT. A. D. Congor. class '8S is visiting

in-this- city. Students arc beginning to long for "home sweet home." . Mr. Moore, from Trent's homo, is visiting heie this week. , The base ball nine will probably play at Greencastle to-day. An effoi-t is being made to get a ball game here for June 6tU. The Senior party will be given at Prof. Atwates, Tuesday night.

Frank Singleton spent Sunday with

friends in Bloomington. Miss Kate Milner, of Rockport is visiting friends in the I. U. this week. The Mathematical OluV.niet Monday night at Prof. Swain's residence. . Benham is suffering with the mumps. His father came over thisjvveek to see him. I)r. Branner r.ns called to Ms. home in Tennessee thisweek to the bed-side of his father. ; Temple "West; class 86 who has been teaching at Rockport, Ind., i& visiting iiiss Rogers. Quite a number have already arrived for commencement, and still tlieycomo on every, train.

Jno. W. Holcombe rave us a very inter

esting talk on our school system at chapel,

Monday morning.

,Rev. 3Sffac Piiilputt, of -New York is vis

iting his broth r, Prof . Phi Ipwtt. lie will

remain until after commencement.

Sophomores and Juniors are requested to see the programme ofsjtudy for next

year and report to Dr. Jordan.

H. Parkes, who was chosen to address

the literary societies writes that he will be

unable tobe present at commencement.

The lecture next Sundav will be given

by Harvey M. Lafollette, State superinten-

F. B. Dresslar left Tuesdav.for his home

in Morgan Co. Mr. Dresslar has secured

a position vwith a railroad company mJNe-

braska, for the summer.

Armstrong, the representative of F. B.

Bickerson & Co , book publishers,? is in

town supplying the fboys with work for

vacation.selling oooks.

The DePauw boys are catching it hard

on all sides. The girls, of the dormitory

have organizedjand propose to play them

if our boys'defeat them agaiu.

The benefits of a thorough colleeate

course are daily becoming more apparent.

Stagg x ale's famous base ball pitcher

has been offered $3,000 for three months

work in the box.

A H KY i L (tiiM; , O i'Ai.. 1 i sco Uicdieyjiiio bui'otc ou yon buy. - -Ask your grocer fur Durham Coffee . 'mEC& JSATI AY.

MomoviaUSorvices will bo Iifld

at College Avenue M, E, church, Sunday, May 20, at 10 A. M., Rev. II. V. Givirr delivering the sermon, io which all ex-foldiers and their friends are especially invited. On Monday, May 30th, G. A .It. Posts, the various Orders participat ing in the exercises of the day, and citizens 'generally, will assemble

promptly in the Court House Park

at, 2 o clock P. IS; . .

OKDF.il tor,1 EXERCISES 5M

COURT IIOVaE PARK., 1 Music by the Martial and

Brass Bands.

'2 Music by the Choir. 3 Prayer by Chaplain, Rev. JB. 'Hamilton. 4 iMusio by the Choir. 5 Reading'lioll of Honor by W. J. Allen. 6 Murio by the Choir.

7 Oration bv Rev. S. R. Lyons.

8 Musi c by the Choir. 9 Adjournment to the Public Cemetery. OROGR-OV PROCS2SSfOStf TO Til Eififtl RTBR ST. 1 Martial and Bloomi nglon Brass Bands. 2 Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias. 3 Ununiformed Knights of Pythias. .. '4 Independent Order of "-Red Men. 5 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. 6 Children and Teachers of the Public Schools. 7 Members of the GL A. R. and Soldiers generally. 8 Wagons containing Wreaths and Flowers. 9 Carriage containing Orator, Chaplain and Reader, 10 Citizens and Carriages. On arrival at the Cemetery the various Orders will open ranks at

PAJi1 (KEEK. Cut. worms are injuring corn seriously. Aurircw Jacobs contemplates building a new house soon. Stella Ellis hns been in very poor health for a long while. The weather has been favorable for corn planting this year. Mrs. Johnson, sold a horse to Ren C. Smith, one day laut week for 895 . Allen Carter Is one of the best Aspessors Salt Creek township ever had. He fills the bill exactly. Prospects is good for an immense black

berry crop. If wo can't have peach cobblers, majbe wo can drink blackberry wino. Mrs. Sallle Lampklns died Sunday May 15th, 1S87, aged 81 years 9 months and 20 days. Deceased was one of the old pioneers', having resided iu this county 60 years. She had been a church member lor 40 years.

Andrew Jacobs, purchased a stand of

lees of Juehard Ellis, the other day. These bees are the famous ones found by

J, H. Ellis several years ago, in a white

oak tree their entrance iu the tree being only about a foot from the ground. I don't think there is an iller hive of bees in

Monroe county for no woman suffragist

! ever fought harder for her rights than

these bees do for their liberty. J. 13. E.

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'FRANK itoRSOJV PROPRIETOR. J31HL have bought the Wagon Making and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner ot College Avenue and 4th Street, and invite all old customers, and all others, to call and give my work a trial. Horse Shoeing, Wrigoivjj Making and repairing done, and satisfaction guarranteed. Frank Dobson. Jan. 22, 1S87.

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BHBBIPFS SALE.

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The Keck and Smith Clubs played a game of ball .Wednesday afternoon to determine who has had the most to eat tliife

term. .. .Thel-score was 40 ttyfii in favor of

the Keek club. The irulk Club will now

play the Keck ciub. The Senors could stand i t no longer,they braced up manfully Wednesday night, ami gave the faculty a serenade. It was some tiling after the Apollo club style, all the musicians had to do was to put their instrumeutsrin position ami the .music csme from afar. The fund now being raised by the four Indiana Conferences and doubled by Mr. DePauw will probably be made a separate fund for the endowment of the school of theology in DePanw University. By this plan the money raised by ministers will be used to educate ministers. . The Senior freezeout this year was n very tame affair. The ynost of them "pulled their freight" .. immediately only four had sand enough to stay. The Juniors are constituted iu the same manner they did'ent have. the courage to put them out. The notorious sophs after giving the Juniors due warning ami time" t act made, a grand rush for their seats and after a slight tussle captured them bodily. It was amusing to see Matthews tackle MoJBptt. "Kentucky" says his intention

was good if ho had only had the musslo

to back it.

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WE W HUNTING LAW;

K "Whoever hunts -with a dog or .. ....... - .. ... . 'r : dogBor hunts or shoots with any kind of firearms on enclosed lands t without first obtaining consent of i! rthe owner or occupant thereof, r -ahall npon conviction- thereof be

fined in any sum not more than

.. fifty doUars nor less than fire; proTided that no prosecution shall be ; instituted under the provisions of . . this section except upon the; consent of the ownerof the land entered. And provided further than the provisions of this section

5 f shall not apply to ; wet oyerfipwed

I lands.

l!he Supreme Court has decided that (1) The act requiring physic

ians and surgeons to obtain a

, license is - constitutional: (2) .One who undertakes to practice the pro

fession of medicine without the

Jicence required by the statute can

not recover compensations for his

services. " (3.) A physician 8 ho has regularly obtained a license in one county cannot practice in another county without taking out . another license. Where there is an emergency demanding prompt action, or where there is a professional visit for consultation, or the call is made because of some special skill or ability of the physician im a particular branch of his profession, the f ull vigor of the statute might not apply, but in a suit for-- services Ahe plaintiff should make t he treason

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The Best Paints in tb i afe imliey Bros.

B we ball this eyeniiig. Where, O where is our foot bull ! Mr. Duckett is the best artist in school. Have. yon seen the Senior's progrumes? Prof . Rawles examined his Virgil class Monday. Mr. Bavi. is substitute catcher in tlie I. S. U. ball nine.

Tom Braxton occasionally takes a "head

er" on his bicycle.

The Junior latin classesfarc; reading

seiectious trom.Uaesar.

Rodney Smith spent Sunday with his

nome folks, near Stanford. Mr. Battertoh, a brother-in law of Prof. Bowles, was in town last week.

Prof. Beck says there is nn "oasis" in

Ms division of the Junior latin class.

Messrs. McAtee and Ililsmyer explored

the famous sal t-peter cave, last Saturday .

Miss Lou Baker, of Stanford, was the

guest of Misses Breed en and Baker last

week.

At the M . E. church last Sunday nirht j

lrof.Beck delivered the welcome 'address

to the "Y ." , The lawn tennis, "grounds are now located in the north westcornerof the old college camps. Three Preps, In three mother hulmardsi were seen walking the j streets of Bloomington recently. Some of the sttidentn took advantage of the half holiday last iMday and visited the cascades. . Misses Kobinson, Baker and Wicks were absent from the choir last Tuesday Morning. The canine poisoners have been abroad

In the land and several ofjjthe girlsjaro in

mourning for their dead poodles. We took the following from the cit

huliitin Thursday. "Ed .raques, ol" ''!)-

rauw University, arrived on the 4:lo

tram

a point designated by Hie Marshal of the Day, to let the School Children, Members of the G. A. R., Cr-

ator, ChaplaJu and Reader pass to the stand, after which, the exercises prescribed by the G. A. ritual will he gone through with, 'jaiutos by the Gun Squad, and Decoration of Soldiers' Graves, during which time music will he furnished by I he Martial and Jlrass Bands. The procession will then be re-formed, march to the public square, and there be dispersed. By order of Com. on Program. Marshal of the Day Maj. H. F. PEKRY.

Th'c event of the week among the

ladies especially was tho display of

artistic needle-work mado bv the

White Sowing Machine Uo. at the store of their Ageut, Peter Bowman. It scorned almost incredi&ble that such work could bo done on a sewing machine, but.it was and on the Whi t Machine. There was a lady there, Miss May Lewis, to demonstrate the fact by performing the work right before your eyes. There has been a great rage here for Kensiglon work done by hand, but at this display, the ladies were given an opportunity to sec how ne&tly and artistically such work can be done by machine. Then there were curtains, noticrres. tidies, splashers.

screens, scarfs, spreads, vablc covers, etchings, scrolls, birds, &c, all in elegant designs. There was uti splasher there that looked like a crayon drawing, but proved to be executed on the machine with common black thread. Another design

looked like an od painting only it was better executed than man1 but a close inspection showed that it was done in silk bv the White machine. The exhibition., closes today, and thn the. White Machine will be the talk of the town among the ladies.

PEEKMESS IP YES ESThey will Dye everything. They

are sold everywhere. Price 3.0r. a pack

age 40 colors. They have no equal for

frtrengtiit brightness, Amount in rau ages or for ..Fastness of Color, or Non-coring Qualities. They do not crockfadsmut. For sale bv I!. LrHDijY & Sok, Druggists.

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OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RY.

The Popular Through Route and Direct Fast Lines to all points IAST ksuSL Fast Time, Best Accommodations ani sure Connect inns in Union Depots.

Dress Goods and Silks endless variety at tho BEE HIVE-

ggTiie graduates of the Uish Selio)l will

deliver their .finals in Ihe College chapel next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All

are invited to attend.

Hon. John W. Holcombe, who delivered the lecture last Sunday evening, is the Chief clerk-elect of the Bureau of Education; ami will enter upon his duties Juno first, Prof. Howard's division of the Junior Arithmetic class received their grades Monday; but two passed and the claw will be allowed another trial this (Friday) evening.' The hoodlums who conregato on the M E. church step3 and make remark .-rhont mfivir ehool ffirls. should receive

the attention of the town marshal.

The wife of Prof. Beck and the mothera of Misses MSers, and Orchard am! jesrs Brastan and Louden attendetl tho annual meeting of tire W. C. T. IT. at Richmond last week.

A. M Local Order, So. 1. Hd Qra Paul E. Slocomb Pu?t, No. 85. Grand Army of the Republic, Department of Ind. commands, as the 30th day of May is dedicated to the memory of the Nation's dead, and this is tho first memorial anniversary since the death of our lamented and much beloved and Thrice Commanding Chief of the G. A. R. of the Nation, John A. Logan, Therefore, I invite and request all comrades to convene at the G. A. R. Hall on Sundav morning, May the 29th, 1887, at9J o'clock, and march as a body to the M. E. church to attend memorial services in profound reverence and due re spect to our fallen comrades. 'Also all the lodges of , the city who will take part in the memorial services Monday, the 30th, will meet in their halls at 1 o'clock p m.. ready to move when ordered. By order, WILSON ADAMS, Post Com. A. T. MASEY, Adjutant. OecoviUicm ay Committees. ON STAND. W. B. Hughes, Charlie Miller. P. C MeMiehanl, George Knuckls,M.D-Gr'ffy? Geo, W. lteeves, Jais. M. iiuntor and Me. Kccves. MUSIC. Jas. 3f. Itice. N. 15. Mathers, Jnmcs IX.

j Holtinhouse, 51 rs. Ida Henlev, Mrs.Liz-

M. ziu Allen, Miss Mary Hind?, J. O. Adkins,

i). KK Maxwell, Henry i . Dillmnn. bVsborebsxStd. flowers. 1st Ward W. B. Hughes, Enoch Fuller, Ed. M. Vow, John Graham, 3Irs. W. B. Hushes, Mrs. H, C. Duncan, Mrs. J. G. HcPhoehT, Mrs. W. A. Gab, 2J Ward Enoch Berry, Harvey Baker, Wm. I. Fee, Ralph. Khnrer, Miss E. J. Strader, Miss Anna MeDerniott. 3d Ward R. C. McMichael, Hon. Adams jr., John Alexander, A. W... Rose, Mrs. Henry Uonlcy, Mrs. V. Pearson, Miss lrtila Fulk, Miss Ida Rose. FINANCE COMMITTEE. W. W. Wlclcs, S. K. Rhoror, N. F. Perry, J. G. 51 ol hoot ers jr. ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN. . Mrs. J. F. Pittman, Mrs. W. J. Allen, Mrs. J. 15. Mulky. PROGRAM. Maj. J. B. Mulky, N. P. Perry, A. T Mnssrty, W. F. Browning.

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ELECTRIC 'LIGHT. The annual meeting of tho Stockholilors of the 1'ioomington Jen 03 Electric L'srht and Power Company will he hfltl tn Monday June 6th at 2 o'clock p. m. m Louden & Rogers OilU'C. Frank R. Wolt.ey, L, D. Rogers, Seo'y. Prest. Without beautiful huu no woman is beautiful. Is yours (ailing u(! or Uuh'd? The loss is vital. Parker's Hair Balsam will preserve your hair and ivc back its gloss and youthful olor. Clean, ekyant, perfect. Pre -ents dandrulf. dw-Jtu urn 0 Tho Finest, Largest and Cheap est Slock of Wallpaper anil Window Shades ever in this city at AlePheet ers Hardware CVs. Wagons and Bugiries, Plows and Harrows, 1'uihung Hardwa-e Doois. Sash, Glass. Paint, Oils, Vuinish, Steel goods. McPiiceters Hardware Co. McPiiEETjais riAKpwAH Co. Still keep tho front rank in keeping eyery department filled with goods of the foest brands and in aim factories. Oi.r large stock of Wallpaper and Window Shades have commenced com ing in. Our stock of plows is larger remember we are agent for the Oliver Chill and Steel Plow, the best in the world. Our stock of wagons and buggies h&v arrived. Our gen

era stock of mil ers' Hani ware is

complete. We h 'e a large stock ot Cook Stoves and Ranges. We are

agent for the Eat ' Breakfast, the

best stove on reco L Our stock of

tinware is largo at of the best qual

ity ol tin. We nave constat! iv a full force of workmen in our shop

and are prepared to do tin roofing.

statins, all kinds of Light or Heavy

Iron work. Got our prices before

von buv sr contract voui worK as

j we can save you money. All goor

and woi k in v nuaranteetl to give

satisfaction. Three doors eat of First National Bank, Bloom ing ton, fed.

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ATTOSHEYIATIAW a NOTARY PUBLIC

gSf Prompt attention given to ail legal business and collections. Office: Corner room in second lory of now bi'v-k.

The Model Roller Flouring Mills

William Gourley & Co. The only

complete Holier ilfills in the county

Flour said to excel the Try it.

brae flour.

WALL PjIPER

All the latest patron and the owes! prices at Lindlev Bros. '

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WOOL WANTED. Take your Wool to the Woolen Mill, where Holtzman Bros., . tP pay you the highest market once.

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jEiuhroideiio of nil Hind at McOnlhis.

FOUR DAILY TRAINS A

Cincinnati, St. Louis 'ft Lotdsville,

Slopping at Way Points.

laxariant Parlor Cars, on nil Day Trains,

Palsco Curs tax all Night Trains., PINE LAY COACHES ON ALX. TSAINS.

5TEii 2:.j ccail '.Skim Pafciacig yen xe&sJi to b3 trro y iJ v;l all 'Sialxa JLzxci? c,i Cotton B. O, McCormick Gen,i Psss. Agt, Chicago, 111. OAliTEllPEIUUn, Afront.

Blcoiniagton, Ind.

Mrs, E. Gregory

The Latest Styles & f all kinds ol

HCilimery onstantly on Hand.

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The ladies are respectfully inyitcn to eall and inapeet my stock before leaving their orders elsewhere.

By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to mo directed from the Clerk of the Monroe Ci renin Court, in a cause wherein JEtna Life Insurance Co., is Plaintiff, and James A. Mitchell and Mary A. MitcheH etal are Defendants requiring me to make the sum of Twcnty-to Flu nd red and Ninety-six Dollars and Seventy-six Cents, with interest on said decree and costs, I will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder on

SATURDAY, JbNE18ib A D1S87. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the door of the Court House in B loom i n g ton Mon roe Conn ty , I nd i an a the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, tho following real estate to-wit. The Wtst half of the South-east quarter and the East half of the South west quarter and the Southcast quarter of the North-west quarter and the South-west quarter of the iSorth east quarter and the Southwest quarter of the South - west quar

ter all in Section (6) six town (10) j

ten. JNorth itangc (1) ono xy est, containing in all (280) Two Hundred and Eighty acres. More or less in Monroe Conn t3, Indiana. ; If such rents and profits... will not sell for a sufficient sura to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, will at the samo ... time and place, expose at Public Sale, the fee-simple of said Keal Estate or so

much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and costs. Said salo wUl.be made without anv relief whatever from valuation or appraisement lawa. JONATHAN M. H INKLE, Sheriff of Monroe county May 10-1887. Buskirk & Duncan, Attys for Plt'ff.

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SHBSIFFS SALE,

By virtue of an execution to ine directed, from tho Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court I will exjwsa at Public Sale, to tjhe Iiigbest biddor on " . ' ' " 1 ", SATURDAY, MAY 28th, Ai D.f , ' ; ... ,1887. ; ": between the Hon r? 0 f 10 oTe!bck a. mand 4 o'clock p. m of a uid dairi a the door of the X'oart ilouae 0011roe county, Indiana, tho rents and profits for a term n ot exceeding seven years, of the following Jescribod Real Estate, to wit" .1 i

The Southwest quarter of Section (23) Twenty -three; in township (10JF Ten North Range (2 )?two West ex

cept that part thei cot describd a"" follows Beginning at the Northwest

2orner of said quart er ronmng thenca

I am now located in ray new build ng on College Avenue, third door North of Fee's corner.

Aceora. JyEx- KtEx, Fesifix Leave St, Louie tG.2oain S.80am 7.0tpm8.GOp;n Shatiuc S 48 am 9.55 am 9.08 pm 10.10pm Sandoval S.5S am .... 9,18 pm .... Odin 0.08 am .10.10 am 9.30 pm 10,30pm Flora laiS'am 11.02 am 10.37 pm ll.Sop Olm-v 11 02 am 1 1 40 am 11.20 pm 12.17am Yiueonnos - 12.18 pm 12-52 pm 1123 am 1.20am Le ve Mitchell 5.30 pm 2,40 pm 2.28 am 3.18am Si? moot 4 11 pni 3.40 pm SA& am 4.27 am N. Vernon

4 42 pm 4.15 pm 4.20 am 4.52 am Arrive Cincinnati 7.22 pm 6.30pm 6.06 am 7.10 pm Arrivi' jn isviile 0.25 ptn B 25 pm 6.20 am . . . W EST WARS Meow, Bay 3ix. Night Ex. Past Ex. Leave Cincinnati t&SQnm -S.loam 7.00pm 8.00m; N. Vernon 0 20 am 10 37 am 9 15pm 10 30pm Sevmour 0 50 aui M 03 am 10 16 pm 11 03jnn Leave MlU'hell U.OGaui 12.01am 1 1.28pm 12. i&uui V in ecu ties 1 50 pm 2 10 pm 1 50 am 2 33 am Olnev 2 53 pis 3 01 pm 2 53 am 3 30 am Flora 3 38 pm 3 SS pm 3 42 am 4 15 am Odin 4 43 pm 4 30 pm 4 50 am 5 15 am Sandoval?--4 52 pm 4 38 pm 5 00 am 5 25 am ShHUtie 5 00 pm 4 -!G pm 5 10 am 5 35 am Arrive St. Louis 7.22 pm 0.40 pm 7,22 am 7.45am Through Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and all intermediate points. For Kmiinauts and Land Seekers, the O. fc M." is the Best Route be-etui-it is the Shortest and Quiukesl and arlords the best accommodations. The Q. & M. is the only Line running a Sleeping Car of any description bet wee u

CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS. Close and sure connections in Un

ion IVpots at all terminal points for

the Kast and West.

For reliable information as to

routes, tickets, time, etc., apply in person or by letter to C. (L Josss, District Passrnger Agent OJ'io & Mississippi U y , Y in c en x ks, 1 K u . J. F. Haknakd, W. B. Shatxuc, Gen Pass. Agt. . Frcs't & Gen'l Manager.

A full blood Canadian Horse,

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will stand the ensuing season at Col, Job n A . H ce v esJ bar n 1 ni 1 1 es from Ellettsvillc, and 7 miles from Spencer on the Ellettsvilie and Spencer road. If you have marcs you vish to breed, then see my stallions; the

take the lead. Come and see my pretty sire, which to view is to ad mire. L! is aire from Canada they did import a thoroughbred Cana dian horse. His dam, a' thorough bred Canadian Hobinhood bay mare, the very finest of the lair. Ellick s a ;iark liny, HH hands big ?i, is a low thick, even horse; has good feet and legs, -clean, flat bone, is heavily quartered, has good back, veli sprunp ribs, the best of action, and when matured will weigh 1,000 lbs. 'CLYDE mMMQK Wm. Wallace, Will stand at the same place. William Wallace, sire! by John Mor&in, an imported CI yd esl ale stallion, William Wallace's (of Mc

Lean county, ill,)

Twenty-six and a half Eois ' to the

big branch. Thence with die raean- ,r'"J. :i dus of said branch to a stone thencep North about seren Rods, to the East- "

and West line of said quarter.

amount of judgement, interest and

costs, l will at this eamc time aaillfe place expose at Public sale tliffe fe5-: simple of said real estatei v :..-'V Taken as the property of Wiiiiam PrWillianlsat the suic of GetirW:' m McHenry Executor of the L will of V

George B. -Moore." . v .-'-i ;-:

Said sale' will be made without

any relic f whatever f roxn .Valuatio or appraismcnt lars: T . '" ; .

JONATHAN M. H1NKLE;

bhentr of Monroe, Gountyi April 10, 1837.;. - Jy

R. A. Fulk, A tt'y for Plaint iff.

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snare: gnindam a Morgan mare. He is a beautiful black, l6i Imiid high, and weighs 1,580 lbs. Wiiiiam Wallace Is the sir of TKiltiam Reeves' noted stallion, His coils have sold lor more money than those of any horse that ever stood in Aloe roe county. TERMS. For each horse, $10 to insure a mare with foal; 1 will hold a Pen on "the colt for six months for the season Persons parting with or removing mares from neighborhood before they are known to be with foal, will be held for insurance money. 1 will not be responsible for ac cidenis should anv occur a 2-2 m R F. STANG E U, Owner.

BUILDERS WANTING LUMBER SHOULD GST PRICES OF POLLEN B ACHE R'S .SONS

I had "given mpself up as lost because of inherited scrofula. Tried eveiy thing for purifying the blood tvithmil benefit until 1 ued Parker's Tonic, and can truthfuly say that it has cured me. I still use it for its splendid effect on my general health. II. K. Li ad, Chicago,

Boys white shirts at 25 cts. at II borers.

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Ed. Whetsell is a bargain buyer, A bargain maker and a bargain giv rr, ii ft bargain taker hencelburth and trade regularly at WhetseH's,

Drummers sample shoes holcsuie prices at U2i.rort

LOW. value seekers should always secure PRICKS tha indicate bargains for sure. ALWAYS

iniiRt.irjite aLvavs &o slow. Made -

happy T.t last by ba vin- Koo& and ' "menthly payments. iSJiors of Ep. Wukt.sjj.. 'Kjrtii ' bl Square ,Bhoaunton, lucj

The leading UHDBRTAKBSS and FUENITUSI DSALSBS. They have the largest aiid most complete slock of Furniture ever brought (0 Bioomin'glon,iuid oau sell you goods cheaper than

ever before.

They have a large assortment

W0QD.0L0TB & ST3EL CASKETS

Bv virtue of a cert i lied copy of a Decree to me directed from tho Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court in a cause wherein William I Owens is Plaintiff, and Annie J. Cheiry is Defen dan t, requ i ri ng roc make the sum of Eight Hundred and Sixtyhre Dollars aud Tlmtj'-one Cents, with interest en said decree and costs, I will expose at Public Sate, to tbe highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, A. B., 1837. between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. a nd 4 o e lock p. in., of said d ay, at the door of the turt Boio 151 Bloom ing ton, Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and profits tor a? term nofc exceeding seven yeana th ,Wlo.vin g descr i bed real es ta t to-wit-: Part of lot (6) six, iif ; leels ;aduition to "the City ot Bloounngton doscribed aa Polio W3. Commeiicing at

fthe Southwest corner of said lot f 6

six, t nonce East (! four fet, then coNorth I63Oni Hundred and Sixty t!i roe feet, ihenee West 4 four feet' thence South" f!63J One Hundred and Sixty-throe feet, to tho place ;?t beginning; also part of lot 5J Ovs, i t . IfrfM ta1 add i ti on to t h 0 i t y of Bloomington, described as frijfws, to wit: .Commencing at the Southwest corner of said lot 0s live, thence Kast f6 Sixty six feet, thence North f M One Hundred and Six ty-three feet, thence West f 6 J Sixty aix luel, thenee South l&sj One Hundred and 8ixtvv-thre.b feet to the place of beginning in Monroe' Co u 11 ly Indiana. It such rents and profit 3 will not sell for a suBIcicnt sum to satisfy said decree, interest and cost, I will, at the .same time and place, expose to public sale the lee simple of said real estate, or so much' thereof as may be sutSciont to discharge said decree, interest and costs. 5 Saul salo will be made without any relief whatever from vatuatfon or appraisement laws. JONATHAN k RINK LIS, She riff Monroe County. May 34th 1887. : ii. W. Miei Att'y forPit'lT.; ' VAHDALIA IMS.

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By virtue -of three Pxecutionfr ;'W - mo directed from te Clerk of thel Owen Ci rcui t Con rt, f mil expose at public sale V itie highest bidder 01

SATURDAY, JUSS 25iA

bet ween the hours 01 10 o'cloct: a, m'V

and 4 o'clock p. m,, of said' day,: at g'A

the Uoor , of the Court ilo use iu hioom i ngton, JJonroe Cou n ty Ind-" iana, the rents and preuts forWterm not exceedi ng seven yiarstvtiie. jfolr lowing real estate, jto-Vie , -'5 Th e North weficjuHrter of 8ectiont (19) Ninetceu in Town ( If ) T&i . North Itangc (2) Two West alsV eleven acres off of the Nortii end ot the Kast half of the Southwest qnatr ter Section (19) Ni n teen samtt, Tow i and Hange all xp Mimrce Ckuntyv Indiana, hereby selling all tlie right title find interest therein of WiHiamv iU ?Kalden, Jamca K Waldeu., aud'

Johw O. VTaldcn. T ' v . " and on failure to) realize the fuU! i. ; amount of judgment; jn.?ef(s aal costs, I will the same, time and place? ' : exj6vie at pub!i4 sale-the lee simple- 1 of .aid real estate - y : V; ' Taen as the oron&rfcv; of WiiiiaiK J.'Wa1d6n,' Jamiv-Ll WaidVinl- iwf John i). balden at hisutt ol Hazclt? Jacobs. p-:v :- 1 sale w anjfrelief wkateyeS from viuaUii or appraHomeivt IStwa. -',".- ''':v- " S : 'v JONTllA5r. rsLB, 1 1 ' heriiPbf -iVl ouroe Countv. . Mar I9Uv, I88TI, t .fA ' j : Pickens-e'Piekevs. A tlYR for Pliifit

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And pay special attonlion to Telegraph Orders. Carriages furnished when desired. PIANOS and OEMS, K?pt iu stock and sold ou

The Shortest. T?Qfil and Quickest Line between the North and South,.

Going Eat Leave Greencastle Junction nt 2 :2S a. m., 3 ;0d wm.r 3 :32 p. m. and 2 :56 a. m.

Goin West Leave Greencastle Junetion at-1:12 p.m., ll:Up?m., 0:05 a. m and 12:22 night. Golnr STorth Leave Terre ITauto, at 6 a. m. and 3 :45 p. m. ; arrive at South U :00 p. in. Maliins direct cohnec-ion for all points under tho sun: Your connections aro sure and quick in Union Depots. ; : No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodations are uneicolled.' For further Information as to tim rates, routes, eU'.., address y our near Vandal la gent, or J. N. LANGWOTKV, Traveling rWqger Aent, Terra Han to. In .A. FORD , a, P. A i St.is, M o

TIM IS TABLE AT liLOOillNGTON," (Central Stanclard Time.) , Iu eSect Jan, i'atb 1881?. - Going North Chicago Dav Mail .... ....... 1 1 :01 a. m i Chicago N!khtJ5xpress. .. .. . Xl :ld p. m Orawfnrdsvllle Acc-ommodation 8 in Going South Lotiisvilio Day Mail 4:1 7p, m Louisville Night Express 4:13 a m Louisville Accommodntipn , . . .$ :20 a. m (See general advertising- card-) Address. Alrnr.Ku & Fraxts. New Carlisle, Ohio.

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By VTtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me directed froui tlie Cler

ollfo Alonroe (Jircuiv frt,vinr''-!jte::;'Js caiise wherein -J ono: ban C: : Ra ndaljt : v is Phuntitf, and.f John AIT a teriordv y Mavlha Waterfoil eVal arev Dor irndant,f requiriiijs; if5 :to : inaki the wim. of Eleven ilu udrecf a n-. Twenty even liotlars wiih; interest J on said decree audi cijstS; t wilf ex- s pose at l5ublieviaioei V1- -MM itUgUjM ' bidder.on , . 1 S AT Y, J?;; ;3Sth- -; l :j -mM ; v' r hetweenv the hourof g!0 ololoi- sj? 5 m and 4 o'ciock p. mt of jail-da) aV ' the door of- the (;Xni:r.y House ii : HioomhigtQu. 1 Mon roe) M coum,? Indiana, . the i t rent arhil profits lor a term nt-v exceetlin; seveu years, the fOowiMg? c!erj ! ed Real Estate,' to-wit: . 4 r v: " , The Southeast quarterns $ i) f i the North -w;st quarter, (,N W);:I

ana the oufchwot-uarter 8 , n

o 1 bee tion ( IVt ui K gfct Tow Ufr M ship 7) Keven Norliir 'O3iig0r Two West except a. trip itwo and-one v

the iiki . jSiWitiiv'e-.tyiiaittr t he . jaiiut "fi orlgaged c;o a tain in ? i ail ' &7i) ; One li und rod and NinVtyseveri aiul i . " one half aci?es in Monroe! County

If such renj, ami pro-fitis -jFiilS' 'BoKi:'.5', set I lor K sutScioufc erim , to! gatiBr? v : said decirce, interestsc and; eofita! wilt '-f ai the same time and place, : expose to Public salo the feu simple pf -saiifcj.c; real euus'or s-Kli nr;b. :...iftteb"f Jli;? " .

m ay he s n f llcien t to discUai gaiifc decree, interest amNosta. '

relief ' 'ivhatever froiii . vaiuation "oH

appraisement law : ; - r JON ATH A i M KRs ICLEv

Sheriff 5Ionroe Oountv.r - ? Way 13th 8m': .;.f Rukirk & Duncao, A ttv-fe. for Plt'ff. W

A'otiee pf Adiuil&iiHi raters sale. ! '

Notice is hcrehy given that, XXiaa. Q. Corr Atlmiuktrator of the estatkj;;! of Nancy D4 Gillasp deceased, wiifP Jf .sell at public auction v on: Monday v: May the 23d, IS37, a tiii kte - deuce of said deceilont in VVasiiin Von tow na h ip, SI on 1 oe county Int 7 . 1 ' ianSi, abou t eight' mi tea North of Bloomi uirVon, the, personal oroneitv JkC-i

T oS-iiam decedjeatv cor sistiiig -OXiie;- $v-

mare, three m 1 Ich cows, one era f : and

houeiioid and kitcut;n furnivitf& V.

TKnais or 6alk:-A: credit six

meiuhs wiU he giytfi on alNnins oyx er l (rvedoUars, all suina .nreJr "ftv6 do Jars ash in Jiandamrcb user give hhirnot r wiSiprovvfi Wcnrity;, waiving valuatou and appnaseuieni laws and bearing six percent iutevest alter maturityi : - ;, -- 'v r t

Uorr & I)uniap: Atty-&

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