Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 June 1887 — Page 4

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THE ST. LOUIS & CINCINNATI

RAILROAD.

GtK- GARni, Chairman ol the Kepubhcan State Centrnl Committee Bas been indicted for tampering witb the tally slieete at Indianapolis last felt The Monroe county fellows who banged the ballots on Auditor bave at been indicted

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Daring the lt Presidential campaign , no paper ia this district cx tltea the BiooniiDgloa Telephone in lugubrioua prognostication aa to the dark shadows that were to cover t&ftrcountcy in tbe event of Mr. CtevelamTa election. Everything ot evil that could befall a land, was to Wi the portion of the United States should a Democratic Preaident be elected, tinmagine our surprise on reading the following from this week's isaueef that paper. "Pros '. pecte ie tettcr crops in Monroe county were never known Even Providefioe aeojne to be joining in

ah a Anera.1 boom." It ia. better

late than never" brother B. "An

honest confession is good for the

SOuLM These are -Democratic days

The merchants of Btooaington ac-

coBdme to tfec Telephone, "aro now

navinff 2fl cents in cairtt for wool

Ta years ago the season opened at 18 ceits per pound, and last year the

tob twice was 21 cents..; is una in

crease a sample of the business dis

aster too predicted would follow the

election of a Democratic President?

Didn't you do some tall lying about

feat tittle matter, or were you Hon -- sally mistaken ? Fesa up." Mar-

rtinsnlle Gazette.

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Salem, IndT was De Paaw s

. old bonfc. Evidently the pee-

5 pie down there are not gushing t very mu;h over the death of the

4 millionaire. TheSalem Demoerat of last week haa the iollow-

ing DPanw Squibs:

The Mg f aw-togf ease farm mentioned

S, In tha will; would noi cash for $5 per acre

v Many of ia- old eltissna say that Wash

DaPauw was about like the average

yAimjc man-had no particular desire for

Good judges of real estate at this place say that the property willed by Mr. De

Pauw to his daughter here would not; cash

Mr. DePauw has five sisters buried at 3 the cemetery at this place, and ft Is re

ported that not a stone .marks thelr final

") natlng placa.

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lir: Depauw with all of his wealth

sever did uaything for Salem, the place

el his birth excepting to allow his, prop; ety here to become bat roosts. its. DePauw's ;daughter residing in Salem has been a lifelong member of the II. 35. churh. Her house has always bean headquarter for tiie preachers Quite a number of the members of the Methodist church at this place are of the opinion that the Asbury lTniversltp can borrow money fcrless rate of Interest than six per ceiiT ' ; Why did Mr. DePauw irirtnallydisitt ksHthis eldest daughter, Mrs. Ella Mc

iM&mhT Boubtieea .because she married a poo? yocng mac only a railroad condoctor --against his wishes. - - It wauli bseasler for a camel Ao go through the eye of a needle, than to conviBca same of our citizons that the DeFaaw will would stand in court, should it fee contacted. Wash iDePsuw was married three times. By his Bret wife, Mrs. Sarah Malott, the mother of ;1ts. Mcintosh, ha got about $3,500, which In those days waa coasiuoreil . a handsome sum of money. Many of oar older citizens, since reading the DePauw will, denounce so-called sanctification In strong terms, for the reaapn that it conflicts materially with the Lof6ys Prayer. ' It waslndeed, verybad taste forMr. ePauw t 9mmnt iu his will --on the ; flnancisl condition of his daughter, Mrs. Mcintosh, and then make comparatively -lie proTlslon fer the relief Sour rgrapes The miff property descrlbeci in Mr. DePsaw's will ea bequeathed to Mrs. - fills Mclmeeh lias been eqld since the : will waa written, and Sir. DePauw- forgot : to pay money over? to ids daughter. Twekia men would decide pretty quick thai 4oe ahaald tore the money. Owing-to ttie fact that Mr. DePauw, since herefnoved"1 from this place, has paid' very little attention to Salem or any of ltsreaidenti, many of our older citizens feel now, since he has virtually disinherited his daughter,-last the go-by has been jivn wUs Iowa, sure enough. But then there Is on eoasolatioa; after all there ara no marSgagea here to foreclose!. - wm A m .?Pha-itontioas e an honest

iaan,aiwayg cwp -out on the 8ur : face, There are none ef ub who t doait BjakevOrrorfi, acd frequently grow one, too, hut lm who makes .an error honertly, and ac--knowledges the same, is pardon- - od and fargiven. Bat the de-ceiver-rthe manwho studies to deceive and mislead he laisifier the man who misrepresents iwr hi awn advantage and the : diaad vantage of others t he liar

i. -who makes deception his .stock ":" in trade all these kind of persons am eertain, some time or v her; to bait tbjeir brains out aainj the walls that tfiej have

With this article, I wilKclose these communications for the present, asking tlie Committees to go to work, and get the twenty-five free holders in each township, that the-county Commissioners may fix

Dho times, when the voters of each

township may indicate their wishes,

for or against the proposed tax.

I have stated what b the law on

this subject, and shown how fully

it guards the interest oi the tax

payers, in this, that no part of the

tax can be paid to the railroad company, until an equal amount

has been expended by it in each township, to the amount paid to ife, and that one half of the tax must he withheld from the company,

until the road is built, and the ears

running over the entire road in each

township. one questions the

great benefit of the road to our

county : to each and every part oi

it. I, therefore, need not again

refer to its benefits, but wul con

tinue the subject I have touched

upon, in my communication to the

Telenhone of this week. That

subject is this, that all of us have

two duties to discharge one personal

to ourselves; the other, as citizens,

to the public.

The last of these duties often

bear not pleasantly upon the first

for we may have a personal object

to accomplish, when a public duty

demands our aid.

T illustrated this fact in the

Telephone by reference to the school

tax paid by my father and mother and myself, and showed how little personal benefit we received by the

payment of school taxes for 53 years. But I stated how ample

was the compensation to myself,' in

the consciousness of knowing that in

my native town there are two large three story brick buildings in which

is the High School, having annually taught there from 900 to 953 pupils nearly, where in myboyh.ood, there stood a log school house about 20 feet square in which school was taught occasionally, by iueompetenl teachers, without any comfort or conveniences.. I do not suppose, for a moment, that I have more public spirit than other citizens; on the contrary I am well assured that they will share with mo the pleasure of aiding in the great work for the public good we now have before us,

in the proposed St. Louis and Cin

cinnati Railroad. I have Ions

hoped for this work and now it has

come to us. Upon no citizen will

the tax press harder than myself.

for with all our citizens I feel the? calamity of this gross mismanage ment of our town and county finances. But the old clothes must be patched, and m ado to last an other year, whiis't paying the tax. But a citizen complained to me that he has to pay out about $G00. for the northern turnpike over which he travels only two and a half mile3. He is in the full strength of manhood, and is living en a farm of 324 acres, bringing him a good income. Now allow me' 'to -contrast my situation with his. pay more taxes than he, eh icily on

unproductive lands, made so . by

the exorbitant demands of labor and ! am too old to work longer. -Just before the northern turnpike was built, I was required to grade, pave, and McAdamize before my .town property on Walnut street, at a cost of $755. I never use the street, whilst the citizen when he

rcomes to town travels over it. But

more still. I was illegally assessed for the making of the turnpikes, never using any of them, whils't Le is not, but only for . the road he travels. ' Who has a right to complain ho or I? In what then do we differ? I am accounted an infidel ; I rejoice that I am so called, for it shows, I do not consent that any church or any preacher shall stand betweeiv myself and my creator. I have studied the scriptures carefully for years, that I might draw from them a direction for my' life. I have found it in the life of One who forgetting self, labored for the

VK'i l.j::, 5eh. 11.J.V Kditor 'Courier: 1 viitl now iiy to

mako good a promise to some ol

your renders, before leaving lad.,

for the West, by 'giving a description,

as well as my limited obscrv.-ittou

frill permit, of this part of Neb. Overton is a small but business town in Dawson Co, on the U. P. It.

R. Seven ty miles East of North Platte, and forty miles west of Omaha. Plum Creek, tins county sent, is a fine town of about 2.5C0 inhab itants, also on the U. P. R. K. Dawson Co. is ti st versed by the Platte River, East and West. The "Platte Valley" is from 15 to 25 miles wide, and as nice a country as cue need wish to see. The sail in general, is exceeding fertile, producing fine crops of corn, wheat, rye, barb!, oats, mile! &u. Probably not more than one tenth of the land in the

Co has been cleft by the plowshare.

.though there are many l.nc tarms

and the people arc prosperous. TL5 country has been blessed with a half dozen successive good crops, and all indications are that the present crop will be a bounteous one. "Old Settlers" say that the present spring has been an unusuawindy one though your correspondent has not, as yet been blown from his feet, nor suffered any serious in convenience, 1 am aware that many of our Eastern. folks immagine the Far IKest." people with a differeirorder of beings from any thev ever saw desperadoes, cut throats, cowboys. &c. Weil, as to the vicieun class, I have seen none of that, but t have the "honor" of the acquaintance of a few cowboys, and though

they are somewhat wild, they aie as kind-hearted fellows as I ever met. I am ''chief cook and bottle washer' on a 'ranch" of 0000 acres, owned by a couple of former Bostonians. This "ranch" is really only a iartie farm, as it has god frame houses and barns. I cook and do the house work for from 10 to 1-L hands, and

salt c:ua:ic mss. Now for picnics Don your duster and sti'p.w hat. Picnic near Kent1 mill June 18th. A Mr. Bracken is conducting a singing .school, at No 1. Oal. Karis Is working for B. If. Thll lips instead of El. Bracken. F. M. Lampkins is still In poor hoalthf He doesn't sfom to improve much.

Sam T. and Aggie Lampkins aro the

happy parents of anew daughter. Jamrs Lampkins U on a trade with Clumdmrs and Sherrel for their store. I have niado arrangements to give some iiiograplilcal sketches of old cllir.ens atid will commence in my next itoms. Fire on Friday night May 20th . Isaac Sherrell's houo was entirely destroyed by flro. A sowing machine and a few other articles was all that was saved. J. 1 . 23 .

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PROPRIETOR.

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on Making and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner ol

Willis 0. Cox, Dibra (s, La urn A ley, Mary A ley vs. William C. Parks, Nancv Parka I'nrutiou, Notice is hereby given thfct tiie. undersigned a Commissioner appointed by the Monroe Circuit Court in Ihn above entilled cau.se will as puch Cotnmiffsioner on THURSDAY J UNj tiie SOth 1S87 between the

j hour?! of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 jo;lot k p. m. of said Day :i the door

ol the Court Ifouo of Monroe con ncy

Indiana, olfcr for sale at p.iinic, nuc

lion to tli'! highest bidder the follow

rKIOSYrniiI2 ITEMS. Decoration Day was observed by G. A. R., and a rood number oi: citizens at our place . 'Every soldier's grave was covered with dowers. Our plane does not mako much of a boom, hut when we get in the notion, wo do the work. We aro going to have a new school house with public hall above. IHrth (lay dinners are common in our parts. Farmers are. planting more than their ueual number of acres. Dave Klfrich has located1 his saw mill near, and Asa White will crack corn just south of us. Elijah Goodman wa hurled at the Cemetery last week ; died of consumption. He was one of our best citizens. 12. T.

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Dress Goods and Silks in endless vanetv at the BEE HIVE.

College Avenue ;md 4th Street, and invite all eld customers, and

ail others, to call and giyo my T , l V T "i m" " I 1 o 1 j j in; real instate in Men roe couutv m

voru a trial. the Stale of Indiana 10 wit:

gtTflorse Shoeing, Wiigou jggj Making and repairing done, and s a ( is Cacti 0 n gn a r ra n teed. Frank Dob30N. Jan. 22, 1SS7.

8EfiEIF7'S SALS.

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FEEBLE : iTO Tlmy will Dye overvthini;. They are wold evervvi'hero- Prlco 10c. a paek-

ae '10 colors. Tlu y have no oqual for

Part of the South half of tho South East quarter of Section twenty nine in tow c ship nine north range, one ICast. That lies east ot Uie neuter of the Creek , throtnih the West hn'fol -aid Section Except thirty rods wideofl of the South end of the E'tht t.lf uf ejuid quarter eoalaining lU'ty four acres, more or lies. Terms of Sale: One third cash hi hand on iWy of Sale one third in six mouths from day of sata and one

third u twelve months from day of

Sale. The purchaser to give notes

for Defcred payments hearing six

By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to mo directed from tike Clerk of the Moufoe Circuit Court, in a eauic where; n Jfilna Lifo In so ran co Co., is Plain! iff, r.ud James A. Mitchell and Mary A. Mitchell ctnlareDe fc admits requiring me to make the sum of Tw.miy tvo Hundred and Ninety mx Dollars and 8eventy-six Cents, with inierest on said decree ami costs, I will expose nl Public Sale, to the highest bidder on SATURDAY JLKE 18 A D. 1SS7. between the hours o.f 10 o'clock a. in.

and 4 o clock p. m. of said da v.

SSISET'S SALS.

By virtue oi an exocutiotf tH iao directed, frora the?C!erlrof thd onv roe Circuit Court I will expos;? aW pu blic sa ie. to the highest bidden on

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between the hour's of 10 o 1 c j ocfc a. m and 4 o ciock p. m. , of aaH day at , i he door of lire Court JTotti in; Bloom in srton, Mon roe County i the ren ts and rofi ts fora terra n 01 ' exeeeding seven years; the folio ting described real estate-tovit: The Koinh half of the Northwest

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at the onr ol the Court tiouso in m ? T $L Hloominirton Monro Countv.Indlanal (TO.vW-.f9: m&Fl lh rMte antl profits for a Win not V- 'f boirthwejqtt m J$

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Pfren.'tii, Hrightnps.t, Amount in Pak per cent interest from Pule Waving np or for Fastupss of (YJort or Kon cor- tx f from valuation or ar.orais

feos. With

iusc Oii.ilitie.;. Th y d not crockfnd-

smut Porsalohy 1L JLiKOijjy & Poy, J) uists.

Old F!eHab!e

OHIO & MISSISSIPPI IVY. The Popular Throngh Route and Direct Fi;st Linn to all points

a3,s.d "WSS1T.

.srood of others.

And now

in the

spirit of that one, let us work to

gether for the good of others, well

assured that we vill be abundantly rewarded personally Lewis Bollmax

though I have not 'much time lo pi ay I e nj oy 1 1 very m u c h . W e al s o have a P. O. on the ranch. II old up a minute till I go look at my bread. Ailright; raised nicely, and must now be baked quickly, 1 should like- to bcc OLH Lampkins, W Tracy, ate Lincicome, Dr. Banof, and more of "the boys too numerous to mention, step in some lap about nosn when the "boys' arc sitting down to hash. I think they would find them a noisy set. Though i his county has not had any re

markable be o-os, yet there is a steady advance in Real Estate, and is destined to be a great country. The only danger is that the people mil be enticed by the tempting offers of Loan Agents, and morgage for more than they can carry. Wheat

is worth 48, Corn, 20; Hogs, cattle a fair price, and horses and mules very high. This is a splendid country for the tame grasses and .small fruits. Apples and peaches nave not been thoroughly tested. Wishing the courier abundant poetical and financial success, I am yours truly, T.J Cain. Ex-Senator and Judge Davis in speaking of the local newspaper said: Each year every local paper gives from $100 to $0,000 in free lines for the benefit of the community in which it is located. No other agency can or will do this. The local editor, in proportion to his means, does more for his town than any other ton men, and in all fairness, man to man, he ought to he supported, not because you happen to like him or admire his writings, but because a local paper is the best investment that a community can make. It may not be brilliant, nor crowded with great thought, but financially it is more of a benefit to a community than a teacher or a preacher. Understand us, now ; we do not mean morally or intellectually,1 but financially, and yet on the moral question you will find the majority of the local papers on the right side. To-day the editors of local papers do the most work for the least money of any men on earth .

ELECTRIC LIGHT. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Hlooiuington Jenny Electric Light and Power Company will be helil on Monday June 6th at 2 o'clock p. m. in Louden & Honors ofiiee. Fuakk R. Wolley, L, D. Rogers, Sec'y. Prest. Without beautiful hair no woman

is beautiful, is yours tailing ou or faded? The loss is vital. Parker's Hair B:ds?am will preserve your hair and give back iu gloss and youthful olor. Clean, eltgant, perfect. Preen ts dandruff. 4w-lm -The Finest-, Largest and Cheap

est Stock of Wadlpapcr and Window gh?;Uun

Shades ever in this city at Merheet-

ers Hardware LVs.

Fast

Time, ttefct Accommodations aris3 sore Connections in Union Depots.

& FOUR DAILY TRAINS A Each Way Between Cincinnati, St. Loids & Xoxusvillo, Stojping as Way Points. Luxuriant Parlor Co.rs on aU Bay Trains, r.ilaco Cats oa all Iiig-ht Trains. 3?1Na BAT COAGHHfl ON AX& THAItTS.

Aceom. Da? Ex, Night Ks. Fast Ex Lonvti Sr., Loo is

b'.25ani S.6C:ini 7.06pm S.60pm

ment Ir.trs. With AUvs

prood freehold security, May 31st 1887. JOHN K. ANDERSON, It. A . Fulk, Atty. Com.

real estate to-wit.

'J'ho West hn'rof'-tho. South east quarter nn1 the Kast huM of the South -west quarter and the Southeast quarter of the JSorth-wi st quarter and the SouVh -west quarter of the JS onh ens t- q u arter and the 801. thwest quarter of the South west quarter ail in Section (G).six ton'n f 10) ten. North Ha ivi (1) one West, eon-

tainiajr in all (2SCK) Two Hundred!

a tut nighty aiM'es. More o.-less in

Monroe County, Indiana,

are except thut part thereof

dt scribed as follows i Beginbidg at the Southeast corner of said quarter

ninety-

bection th en ee -North (95

five Poles; thence Westi' 51 i&ftv-one

Poles ;to the State Road thenceouih with the road to ihn til n pa nf :iiir.rnr.vV?"

n trig also a strip f 35) thirty -five rods wide olf of theSast side of the South J''

east quartor of Section !; zl J twieniyouo snme town and , Range JeM . in M on roe County, Indiana. ;. And on failure xxi realize the full

nraou n t of j udgement, interest and

if such rents ! ppottte will not ""'"nf M i tf9 ' " T ' 'i A J sell for a sufllctcnt , suui ,o WUsfy A'W T :00 saW docrco, .intend mi toti tpMh" :jfH I will at the . Raraa UiMJd V 1

mm Mzwmm its mm. iPSpSKi

anrt olaee. cxnoso at Pdl.lic Sale, ti.e U " uuanv: -

much tb 4r Si to T MoCre ;

discharge said decree, interest and

costs. ' Said sale" will he madi wi thout any relief whatever Vomvalu a ti on or appraisement laws J ON A T i r A N: M. Ill N K LK, Kherilf of Monroe;' county May 19 1887. Bnskirk.A Duncan. At t'vs for Ptt'fT, "SBSBUPFB "'s&sa: : By virtue of a eerti fled .opr of a

! Decree to me directed' fio6i the Clerk

of the M o ro e C i mil C 'r a r t i a a ca u so w h ei-e i n W si U am I Owens is Pi a i I i fl a nd Annie J. C iv n ry is D orendaut. reeiui rinr rna to mako the sum of Fight Hundred rrd Stxtv-

hve Dollars and Thiityme Cents,

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Wagons and Busies, Plows and Harrows, Huiiding Hardwa-e Doors, Sa-ih, Glass, Paint, Oils, Vainish, Steel goods. McPheeters Hardware Co.

Picnic and Old Settlers meeting at Henry Eilcr's Sugar Grove Juno 9th 1887, that being the 70th biith day of Henry Elicr. All are invited to come. Exercises to begin at 10 o'clock a. m. with the following pro

gram.

Music. Prayer by Rev. John Keger. Alusic. Address by Key., li. V Givicr. Music. Address by Hon. li. W. Micro. Jusic.

Din nor 12 m, to 1:30 p. m. Music. 7istory of Eller family. Music.

Addross by Hon. W. N. Koseborry

otlicrs.

J. S. Dinsmoius,

W . jb . JBungkil y Committee:

J, T. Euer.

McPaeeters 1auowauk Co.- Still k e c p th e fro n t ra n k i n k ee j i ng e y c ry department liUed with goods of the best brands and man u factories. Ch.r

large stock of Wallpaper and Window Shades have commenced cum ing in. Our litoek of plows is larger remiouber we are agent for the Oliver Chill and Steel Plow, ihebest in the world. Our stock of nagons and buggies hav arri v . Our general stuck ftf ui R'S Hardware is complete. W h e a large stock of Cook Stoves And r-tunre We uvq agent for the Kai Hruairfa.t, the best stove on reeo i. Our iock of tinware is largo at of the Inst quality ol tin. Wo have eonfttanly a full fr.rce of workmen in our shop

and are nreoared to do tin icoflnr,

slating, fdl kinds of Light or Heavy Iron work. Get our prices before Von buy or contract youi work as we can save you money. Ail goo-Is and woife fully guaranteed to give satisfaction. Three doors east of

8.-W Am 9.55 am 9.0S pm 10.10pm Sandoval s 8.u8 am , , 9.18 pm , . . . Odin9.08 am 10.10 am 9.30 pm 10.30pm Horn 10. 18 am 11.02 am 10.37 pm 1 L35p Olr.cy 11.02 am 11.40 am 11.20 pm l2J7am Vin venues 12.18 pm 12 52 pm 1 23 am 1.20am Lo ve Mitchell .30 pm 2.10 pm 2.28 am 3.l3i Scvmour - J 1 1 pm 3.4G pm 3.45 am 4.27 Jam N. Vernon 4.42 pm 4.15 pm 4.20 am -1.52 am A r r i v e C i h e i n n a t i 7.22 pm S.hOpra 6,50 aw 7.10 pm ;Vrrive Louisville 0.25 pm 0.25 pm 6.20 am

dhs&ekoed .4.' ttsija&MMaa. - Ail.ly iiSki. ciii aU "iclict AsO.:ti riCcupo--i

ru or niklrcco

E. ). McCoi mick Genl Pass. Agt, Chicago, 111. CARTER PEHIKO . Isont. . 1 " " j "

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A foil Ijlcod Caundiaa Horse,

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First Kational B

Ind.

Blooming ton,

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irT6MEYAFLAW IWM FuBUO

llSPrcmpt attention given to ail Ugal hu.dness and collections. Office: Comer room iu second to ry of new bKk. . Tlio Model Roller Flouring Mills Willitun Gourley A Co. The only complete Poller Jiills in the county Flour said to excel iho brag floor. Trv it.

All tle latest patrons raid the owest prices at LlNDLKY BUOS.

"QBmbroiderio of all kind at McCallas.

Lea v e C i n c l n n & LI o.:i0am ft8.1oam 7.00pm 8.00pm N. Vcrncn 9 20 cm 10 H7 am 9 45pm 10 30ptn Kcvmoar

i) GO am 1 1 03 ;,.m JO 10 pm 11 03pm Leuve Mitchell Jj.buam 12.U.U1U 11.2Spiu 12.1oam Vi aveniiirs 1 5o pm 2 10 pm 1 E-0 am 3 33 urn Olney 2 5:J pus 3 0! pm 2 53 am $ 30 am Fjora 2 38 pm 3 28 pm 3 !2 urn 4 15 am Odin

4 -J8 pm 4 80 fro 4 fiO am 5 15 am I

Saudi vm1--4 52 pm 4 31V pm 5 00 am 5 25 am Shattne fi (X) pm 4 iu pm 5 10 am S 35 am Arrive St. Lot. is 7.22 pm G.jO pm 7.2i a-a 7.i5aiu Through Sdcepin Cars to Cincinnati, Lc-tdsvilio,

Baltimore, Philadelphia, Hew York, and all in termed iatc points. For Emigrants and Land .Seekers,

the l O, & M." is the Best Koute be-j

wi-l stRnd the ensuing season at Col. John A. Reeve' barn 1 miles from iLlSel'-Svillo, ncl 7 miles t'rcui Spencer on tiie Ellottsvilie and Sjnmcer road. If yon have mares you wih to bivod, then see my stallions; they take the lead . Come and soo my pretty sire, winch to view is to admire. His sire from Canada they did -import a thoroughbred Canadian horvc. Mis dam, a thorough brt?d Canadian I?.biiihod bav mare, the very finest of the lair. Eiiicfc a a lark bay. 10 hands high, is a low thick, even horse; has good feet and igS clean, flat bone, is heavily Quartered 1, lias good back, well sprung ribs, the best of action, and when ma tu 1 cd will w el h 1 , GO 0 1 bs .

Said sale will bemade withonfaur

relief whatever from wiuRtiofi r W'Z praisement laws : V 4" ; -JONATIIAN M ShrilF Monroe bounty; ' June 2d, 1SS7: ,J.. 'fi' C Huskirk & Oun can, Arty's for PlCn! -

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, By irtue of thi ee Escciilim ltot:$ " me directed from Uis: Cfork or tins Owen Circuit Court, F will expose at public sale to the aigheat bid on f ' i between tho hours?or 10 o'clock a. m.t ' $m and 4 o'clock p m., ol said JM

the door of the Court? Hcae in

Bloom higton. oitroV ountVl Imiv - i

with interosl on saiil decree and jaria, the Tents and profits lfc&':t$nftv costs, I will ex pise at Public Sale, not exceeding seven yearst! :'f6l-j ; f to the h igh est hi d on "' lo w 1 ng real estate; to-V it i ? vr ; 1 SATURDAY JOK , S5tb, A. IX, The Northwest aWter of Soction,

1387.

between the hour: of 10 u'esaob a. ia. !

and ! o'clock p. m.. of said day, at the door of the curt House 1 a Bioomiugtoi't; Maaro (Joiinty,, Indiana, the routs und profits 'or a , tarns not exceeding seven year?, tba tllo ving described real estate, fco-sriv: Part of hit '0) six. iu ReeU addition to ihu City ol nioomitigtou described as follows Commeneihg at the South irbst corner of lot ft six, tnenee 4 four loot, thence North 183 One Hundred and Sixty three loot, thence Weat i fur fuct. thence South ('!& One Hntiilrecl 2nd Sixiv-tbroe feet, to the place oi

beginning, alo pnffc of lot 5 iWe,

jworenwest nuurfcer ot section

(19) Nineteen in Towa - (10) 'Vox ' m rxorth Raugo (2f Two ' .Weil '".'ais -IU

eUven acres off of the NorUkoji4 dt-v

tao hast naif of thpouthwei-.t quarter Section (9) Nintceu same Towtt V and Range 1 in M nuroe M&miitj v Indiana, hfeg'iiy seiHng alinhs righ v tilk and vote est therein of iHiara J. irVddsn, jL; Waldu ant John: D. Waldeu; " . . ? and on fai'urt to realize 4hy fu?. . aiaouivl of Jud'meut,.... :UUvii' casts, I will the Wnietiiiic ai:d;ibe ,

expose at pnouc satue ipipl ; of said real ..;festate' "T- '? f - '-v

Taken as theompgrtv ot William

J. vYaldon, Ja ynes Wai3Sv and .m,

in Koeds addition tu the City of fr1 " r4w,: Wirr:r" Rloo!uingio clo Cf:b.;a Km , ,?f'. p . . X n '- i to-wit: Commencing at the South, f inad Without v-fi west coraef of said lot r51? five, thence 3? hat(peft aliQUf

1 "ii!R

j North f U3J One hundred and. Six

ty-three foot, thence Wjt j ft?'j Sixty six feet. Hit nee outh ! U:j Onc. Hundred and 'Sixtv-lbrect feet to the

rfkiee of boginnipg Mci arce Coun-

tv Indiana,

If such rents aud profits" will not t

JU ATM AN

jbevitfof MoroCiCkutr. 5 - 3 May loth, im; V r: - v Picftoa & sickens, .tfeVs foi? 'KcS. -v"- r

sell for a snrocwrt -sqiA' to satisfy ! bv V rtuo cjirUHett copg .o?; said dtxtree, interest and cost, I wiH4 j RT?eo to nio Jiu vClet ro:u Cijk, ; at the ?ai ti?ne and ufo.ee, expose lot the Aionroe Circuit "gir i.'is::' ;l

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PAYS THE

fci tlx oL

IN OAS II-

Cv HI E5

UMW BBlajaS I M & .fit

ef.nse it ia the Shortest and ibiickest anu aiforda the best accommodations. The 0. fc is the only Line runoing a Slet'pinjj Car of ai?y .description be Uv cell

CINCINNATI A ST. LOUIS. Close and sure conneuti-nfi in Union Depots at 9 U terminal points for the East ?;nd Heal'. For reliable infornaaUosi as to routes, ticket?, time, etc., apply in person or by letter to C. G, .Ionk;., Pistrict Paei-enger Agent Ohio fe M isfsissi i ii Wy, Yujcjsssks, 1 o.

J. P. HAU2AHO, v. k. Suatxuc, Oca Pass. Agt. Pres't & Gci1 Manager.

Will stand at tiie same place.

William Wallace, sired by

iMor:;ni. an imported Cy, desiirdo stallion. William Wallace's (of McLean couul), Hh) dam, a Yettoe mnrr: grnndam si.Morftbn uinru. He is n beanlifnl black, 10-i baud hih, und iveths 1,580 ibs.? WilHaui Yfuliace is the ir of fniliatn Reeves1 noted stallion, ilis colts have sold lor more money than those of any horse that ever stood isu Monroe com: ty . TEH MS. For each horse, 10 to insure a mare with foal; I will hold a i en ou the coll- for six mnmlu for the season Persons parting with or reinovinir mares from neighborhood before they are known lo bo with i'ovA, will bo held for insnrnnco monor. 1 will not be responsible lor ac

j eidents should any occur

a 2-2 m 11. F. STANG Eit, Owner.

to public sale the tee simple ofcs&ki real estate, or ao luuehi thereof as runy be suiliioiH i,o discharge said deeree, interest nud costs. Said sale will bo made? without any relief whatever from vait.au ou orapptaisement !aws. " JONATHAN IX . jillNICLS, S 1 1 e r . If M oii roe Cou a v v . Mar 54th ISSZ R. W. MUm, At for Pit'fT.

caus w-liercia Jonatl.au (j; RandaRv

is Ptaijijtit?; and ' Jc4iu tVafont Martha Watrdf eUl sat ' featiaut, rcajxiiriug jj vs& . mak the siua of Eleven ;K"atit-ki-K

Twenty seven Dollat'ij willi, interea

on said tieoree aad; costs, vill

poso at 'PnhlUsa, ;ti"-U femhe

oiittter.oa

bc ween this !roci:s -tf 1 0 o'clock a

m and 4 o'clock p. rrt; o: saiddaf, a. f-;?

By virtue of a certified copy of a j the tbor of Jhs-Cou:V jjousp eia Decree to laS J i recto 1, from the j Bioomm JtoO, i-iyaroo '.JcouatvClerk of tbo Mod rod Circuit Court I Indian al the ? rent ' and

in a cause w h e r oi i J aeo .) vT , M i U er pro.1 is for a ; 1 efm

I ;

renter ; aim:

not Cueeed iug J r

is Plaiiititf, and fl horia V iloitiia, -j seven years, tha - following dascrife fcC' Oliver C Carter, e tab aii Defendants Jed Real 15tatdi to-wit : "

requiring me to make luc sum of j. '1 he houtheas ciuafter (S of v Eight tluuUred ami lug a ty , Del lavs jtbo North- yi.v&t - quarter 4 -(jli W-.-) V-' and Twciity-fivo cents, JfitU interest and tiie.S6utu)iqua'rW on said decree afi.l cosis, I will ex- of Soetion :-S8 TwcutV Eissl ThWiiiJ . j

pose at Public b e, to the highest bidder oa SATURDAY, ji'LY d, A, D ,

sh ; p ( 7 ) tc yen North of Range ( )

Two West except a st rip two aud otv&i 2 :M half Hods wide otf the 11 est Stdo cfe 'f V Vll

i I l .1 I. On n't 1. I.I. l-SjS ft."S

between the haum of o'clock a. m i ffsr -conUiiniatf ia-, ;if and 4 o'clock . IB. of skid dav, a pee Huiidrdit. WtO.J

roe county, Indiana, th'a rents aud profits for a tevnl no exceed rug seven years, of thd following described

uea i liiS ta te, to w iv

iiidiiina.

If such rents and proflts will" sell for- sidScient- &hmytoi atiHr

aid decree, in teres ts and coatafl will

CO TUHKKU.

W. J. TURNER

5 1 "'flf-'jfe -

;, ;!. ,n,i ,1. A.... Wf Aoiuuiiwacor ot uie estate

ft M-TjVft ftpnO r Td sale to Ci.rfe "ifiT Wft f .

The leading ment oi the cast of ibis suit attd ZZ aV vr ', k -

anu then presy.t3 ;o iho payment, o? ... . . ,t5r . v ' ,i , ; . i, i -' i fltoomuisj-iou. the persouai )ro5rtv, V. ' ' n li,, i r , ot ol sal oecedont, cMiaisUn ot ouq -; vv Defendants, Louaen, (ir inichael and 5 , u ,'A tOi; ,' . Qmn . t 3 . - juiare, tluoe nulcn cows, oat?altud4-, o ,i ... i .i. ... " , liousohold and kitehnfurukur :

Part of the out lot No 35 thirty f piaca, 4xpw.. five iu nioo?iui5on and described as j t0 ablr0 ie.ibp-,teCf8i.mifo of jP follows, to wiE; Begmuinss at the r?1 f ur. $? tfe reef; a - :

n - cs

Southwest corner of said out lot No 35 Bon rtmf tciice SouMi j tKk ixty-eix feet thence .Rant 1 1B2 One .unci red and Thirty -two feet thence North 36 J Sixty-iix feet tienco West 132J One Vnndrcd and Tkir ty-two feet to tlio lace-ot beginning in ile said comphiitu atsd inortage and Cross comnlaint and mortgage mentioned ami . deuaibod ; or so

Untie h thereof as w-jnv be necessary

n ay bo s u tlicie at to 1 1 sehais!rsk said

JSuid sale will be luado witHouti atijr ; : : relief . whatever frosri wpluatioa .. f : M appraisenreatlaws. -.''Vttl'', y 5Cjs

Shet?if&; MonroB Cuut

May 18th 18S7. " ;

BiiJilvirk & Dnhean, AttyV tor Fit

c t ice of Afisitt a it kra t o r a sal o.

I had fjivcn mpsoif up rs lost been use of inhnit'd sorofuhi. 'JViod evciy thing lor punfying6 the blond witliout benulit until ! used Parker's Tonic, find can truth fii!y:. say that it has cured mo. I still use it for its splendid effect on my gone rid health, 1!. K. Lind, Chicago. -ei.'tt, - uBoys whie shirts at 25 els. at Ehorer's.

SSAL2SS. Thev have the largest aud west complete slock of Furniture ever brought to IJloonxington,uUil

jean seii you goods cheaper than

ever before.

Said real estate siuuUed In Mon

roe Conn ty fru1 State of Indiana.

1 f such rents an ;l prtli is will not I

Tkums ov SALTS-1 cmlk of aix

mat hs will b 4iyeu bu ail sums ovi

nave a largo assor

. j sell tor a sufHcUnt sum ta- sVniify or liveddlarsr all- um'4i.:&in: 3S0i'tmeut safrt decree, tu wrest and coats, 1 will krs in hauds purcivr giva ,

AND-

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

North end of Fee's Huilding, Col-

Avenue. Hearse furnished

when desired BWQMiSQTQtf, - IN UT AN J

ego

Ed. Whctsell is a bargain buyer, X bargain maker and a bargain ?v .-iv rcr jl bnroj.in taker hnet.-lourlli

and trade regit arly at Wheiseirs. ! Telegraph Orders. Carriages Yr,,,r ; , . furnished when desired. LOW. value seekers suouid al- f r-iAt-A , ways secure I'HiCE llm b.di.-qu- PaAJmOS ana OEGAS,

bargains for sure. ALWAYSinvestigate always iro slow. Made -

Ot ni the s '.mc fine :-nd iilaee. osihis.-

WOOD, CLOIH & STjBEL 0ASK22S , to ln,biio S,Q Ui0 simple of iaid real estate, or so much thereof as

And pay .special ultentiou toy .a' be sulSciont to disoharge said

ht'ppy at last by buying Boots and iShpes of Ei. WriETSKLL.

Kept iu stock and sold on monthly payments. North .do b:ur.ry, li'ooaiiugtou, Ind

decree, in terest and cose..

Said sale will bp Wttde without auy relief wh&torftr irosi yaiunMoa or ttppratsmeuf lnw$t JQNATHASLH1RHLI4 June gd, JgJ7(

l nri;ito

with approved securttv. V

leaving y al u atioii an d apprividemeu t ; laws .'nntt bcarkig ''S"...! Vkfe,!tl est after maturity, -f ' i : -t .

Oorr Aliuakp, Aif$ ? vV "

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