Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 June 1887 — Page 4

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TO ATM R BAY C 8 U B I E R Mmwt J. Fm.tvs, Editor & Publisher.

fl.oOo FcJjn Payable f Athmiee Th r.(irxrt and Bcitt !ircn!tlM

UflPKHOCRATIC TO TU COKE. JKf i

Hkavens! how the Republican papers did He this week about those rebel flags. .. The rebel flags wil remain in the War Department garret, and the, country is sate. Cul. Robertson still thinks he .."is Litnt Govi But he is a l pretty big man to sit down on I all at once. f The crop ot wheat in Imliina is an unusual bountiful one; all j in keeping with good old Democratic times. J5 . - v

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.the campaign of 1888. Apply to the Chairman of the National , Committee of the Republican

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Qcebn Vic celebrated the Fiftieth anniversary of her reign9

last Tuesday. There was much rejoicing, but it was net shared in by many poor, downtrodden people in Ireland The real estate boom of Kansasyit is said, has even invaded the pulpit. One of the preacheis"of that State, it is reported lately took his text from "Block 3Jo. 4, lot No. 5, Matthew's addition to the New Testament"

FROM KANSAS, Editor G'oukxek: We landc-U in Pratt, June 2d, without acridfut. This is a benutitul country, it is mostly wild prairier round here though some ot the land is under cul ti vatipn and crops looks prosperous; harvest will commence here this week- wheat is good here, though

short strawed. I notice several good

iieids of wheat, one field of 800 acres on the east of Pratt especially. Pari of this field is plated and the streets

graded on it. There is a railroad running through the south end of towu, and the Rock Island is being graded through the North end of the town. Piatt, the town, is 1 mile from North to South and I -J mile from East to West, there is 2000 inhabitants here now, there are 12 or 15 families here living in tents and wagons waiting for houses; there are 25 or 30 houses under construction now for dwellings and 6 or 8 foundations being laH for business Micks, and hotels, ail brick houses. fFe have 4 church houses but It and being built now; we have a $10,000 sehool house hcie already complete ; we have good water works and plenty of well water. There will be a round house and shop built here this summer on the Rock Island road. We have had plenty of rain here since we came; it has raineil every. . other day. The Ninseseah river runs through the south part of the town plat, a stream that affords avast number of fish; we have a dog town 3 miles south by 1

mile west of town ;we visited it to-day and was treated to a gentle shower of rain and lots of wet grass to walk

back through. Pratt is destined to

a goodftown in the near future.

The sound of saws and hammers are

heard in a 11 parts o( town every d ay

except Sunday. . Men can all find

employment here at something and

at good wagrs if they will work. Board is from $4 to $6 per week here.

Corn 40 cts potatoes $2 to $3 per

bushel, land from $12 to $200 per

acre.

Yours Truly, G. L- Burch.

ShoeinG SlioP,

FRAJK BOBSON PROPRIETOR. BQPI have bought tbe Wagon Making and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Comer ot College Avenue and 4th Street, and invite all old customers, and all others, to call and give my work a trial. gHorse Shoeing.Wagbn 0rl Making and repairing done, and satisfaction guar rani eed. Frank Dobson. Jan. 22, 1887.

BUILDERS WANTING LUM

BER SHOULD GET PRICES

OF BO LLEN BACKER'S SONS

Old Reliable

OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R'Y. ; The Popular Through Route and Direct Fast Line to all points EAST and WEST,

; TnsBE are 18,000 Mesieai Peusion claims on file in tbe Bureau, for -which certificates are ibeing issued at the rate of 250 per day. This workjwill be disposed of by Sept 30th next, and is done by a voluntary detail oi

clarks from the regular - force,

to comply with the request for

additional clerk to do the extra

wprjk required The pesent fis

cal year, which closes ion July 30th, will show the largest labor

Yin granting orignal pensions of

iwy year in the country's history,

exceeding even the year 1866j

when 50,177 new names were

placed on the roll; certainly a

most creditable and liberal

showing tor the second yean of

the Democrat Administration,

which should heartily commend

it to.the soldiers of the'Union as

a perfectly safe guardian of

.their interest, despite Republi

can assertion to the contrary.

v The Telephone of thia weeks

relieves itself of considerable bile over an order from the War Department at Washington to turn jover to tbe proper States, if ibey Wiesirt them, the flags captured during the Jate war. The order rwas made by Adjutant General Dru m who is a Republican and .has . held his present position for y ears. The President ' at first approved the order, but after considering the matter, withdrew lb is consent as the disposition of the flags is a matter in the hands of Congress. It seems that the

flags are stacked away in the garret of the war department,

and a good way to get rid of

them would be to make a Fourth

: of July bonfire put of them They

consist of flags captured from

the rebel troops, and flags cap

tured from? the- Northern troops

und it, was proposed to restore

v all of them to the States from whence they -originally came.

The, dashing young hero of the

Telephone says that Cleveland

is a coward. But we have hopes

that be will take it back, as he

-says in the same paper that Tobe

. Smith, who is fishing at Gedar

r Lakoj sent him this week a mess of Mbrain food;?' and when that

is digested we should look for a

little sensible reasoning regard

ing the flag question, even from such a source.

D ytwOwn; jrclng", at Home,

wua PEERLESS BYES KThey will Dye everything. They

are sold everywhere- Price 10c. a pacK-

age 40 colore. They have no equal lor Strength, Brightness, Amount iu Pale ages or for Fastness of Color, or Non-coring Qualities. They d not crock fad -smut For sale by -

McPheeters Hardware Co. Still

keep the front rank in keeping every

department Oiled with goods ol liw

best brands and man u factories. Otr

larsre stock of Wallpaper and Win

dow Shades have commenced oom

ing in. Our stock of plows is larger remember" we are asent for the

Oliver Chill and Steel Plow, the best

in the world. Unr stock ot wacons

arrived. Our ire n-

Fast Time, Best Accommodations anil sure Connections in Union Depots. 4 FOUR DAILY TRAINS 4 Each Way Between

Cincinnati, St. Louis & Louisville,

Stopping at Way Points.

Luxuriant Parlor Oars on all Day Trains.

Palace Cars on all Night TCrains. PINE DAT COACHES ON ALL TKAINS.

EASTWARD-

Accom. Day Ex. NichtEx. Pnei Ex

Leave St, Lotus ,

6.25nm 8.00am 7.00pra S.G0pm

Shattuc t

8,48 am 9.55 am 9.08 pm 10,10pm

Sandoval

8.58 am 9.18 pm

Odin-

9.08 am 10.10 am 9.30 pm 10,30pm

Flora

10.18 am 11.02 am 10.37 pm 11.35p

Olney

11.02 am 11 40 am 11.20 pm 12.17am

Hncennes 12.18 pm 12.52 pm 12.23 am 1.20am

Le ivc Alitcliell--

2.30 pm 2.40 pm 2.28 am 3.18am

ccymonr

4 J I pm 3.4G pm 3.45 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 6.50 am 7.10 pm A rri ve Lou i sv i 1 1 e 6.25 pm 6.25 pm 6.20 am

and buggies hav cral stock of bui

complete. We h Cook Stoves and agent for the Eat best stove on rcco tinware is large ai

M. M. PIJ1WLAF,

ATTORNEY AT Law, Beesls, Mortgagqs and other inatriinifnta in writinK accurately written and acknowledgements taken llolleeUons a- rftljy. Money, to Joanl ' V', : . .. M: M. DuKtAP; SSpjqts OScej N. E Cor qare.

ers' Hardware is

7c a large stock of

tlangcs. We are

' Break fa:t, the

t. . Our' slock ol

of the best qual

ity of tin. We have constanly a

full force of workmen in our shop

and are nrcoared to do tin roofinig.

statins all ki nds of Ligh t or Heavy

Ironwork. Get our prices hefove

you buy r contract yoni worK as we can save you money. All goods

and work lu U y guaranteed to give

satisfaction. Three doors eat of

First National Bank, Bioomington,

Ind.

Without beautiful Hair no woman

is boautiinL is yours lainng on or

faded? The los is vital. Parker's Hair Balsam will preserve your hair

and give back its gloss and youthfu

olor. Clean, elegant, perfect. Pre-

euts dandruff. 4w-lm

.The Finest, Largest and Cheap

est Stock of Wallpaper and Window

Shades ever in this city at Mcrheet era Hardware Co's.

Wagons and Bugaiea, Plows an (

Harrows, Building Hardwa"e Doors Sash, Glass, Paint, Oils, Vamish

Steel goods. McPheeters Hardware

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Rail liond Ehxfion Notice. .s A LT CK EEK TOW NSH 1 P. rpHE LKGAL VOTERS of ML Creek J Township, in Hon too county, Indiana, are hereby notified that pursuant to an order of the. Board of Commissioners ol said county duly mado on the 14th day of June, A. D. 1887, the polls will bo opened on TUESDAY, AUGUST 0th, 1887, at the usual place of holding elections

in said 'Xowngnip oi oaii ureeK, upon the subject of such Township aiding in

the construction . of ''Ihe fct, Jouis .vVc

Cincinnati Railroad Company," Standard

Guflgfl ltailrond to tbo amount f twentyfive hundred and fifty dollars ($2,550) by

way of donation. That thu said "The St. Louis & Cincinnati Kail road Company"

is a corporation duly organized and ex

isting under and by virtue of thu laws ot the State of India nn, wliieh said corpora

tion proposes to construct a Standard

Guas0 Kailroad, into and through said

Township of Salt Creole, and from the city of Columbus, in Bartholomew comity, Indiana, weslwardly and south westward ly

throuch the counties of Brown, Monroe',

Greene and Sullivan in said State, to the

center of the Wabash river. The same will probably be crnstrucled through the county of Sullivan and part of Grocne county, by and under an arrangement with the Indiana & Illinois Southern Kailroad Company, whereby it will affoid a continuous line of Standard Guago Railroad track from the city' of Columbus in Bartholomew county, Indiana, to the citjr of St. Louis, Missouri, "Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commissioners this, June nth, 1F87. WILLIAMSON H. ALEXANDER, skat. Auditor Monroe Co., IndianaJune 22, 1887-4w.

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live. PERRY TOWNSHIP.

THE LEGAL VOTEHK ot ferry Township, in Monroe County, Indiana, are

herby notified that pursuant to au order of the Board of Comnussioners of said

county duly made on the 14th day of June,

A. IX loS7, the polls will uo opened on. TUESDAY AUGUST Urn, 1867, at the usual place of holding electlos in said Township of Perry, upon the subject of such Township aiding iu the con struct! ons of The St. Louis $ Cincinnati Kailroad Company," Stuulard Guage

Kailroad, to the amount of nineteen thous

and two hundred dollars (19,200), by way

of donation That the said "The St,

Louis A Cincinnati Kailrond Company," is a corporation duly organized and exist

ing under and by virtue of. the laws of the State of Indiana, which said corporation

proposes to construct a Standard Guage

Raihoad into and through said Township of Perry, and from the city of Columbus,

in Bartholomew county, Indiana, west

ward!', and southwardly through the coun

ties of Brown, Monroe, Greene and oulli-

van, in said State, to the center of the Wa

hash river. The same will , probably bo

constructed through the counties of fculii

van and part of Greene county, brand un

der an arrunsemer.it with the Indiana &

Illinois Southern Kailroad Company

whereby it will afford a continuous line o

Standard Gunge Kailroad track from the

city of Columbus in Bartholomew comity

Indiana, to the city of ht. Louis, Missouri

"Witness my hand and the seal of the Boardof Comity Commissioners this June 17th L7. WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER, seal! : Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana. June 26, 18874w.

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Tiekote &$td and igag 6hdkad to &elRatic?i 2yGat Sana &ad 7ir. Tables 1 you. trout bo StSkfcioim ii&To thoia or addresa E. 0. MoConnlvk Gcn'l Pass. Agt., Chicago, 111. CAKTKR PERrao , Areat. Bioomington, InJ.

Coir wiftftioHicrs Salu off ttoi sli tv

Willis G. Cox, Dtbra Cox,

Laura A Icy, Mary A Icy ys Williaiii

C. lai If s, Nancv Parks Partition.

Notice is hereby given that ...the

undersigned n Commissioner appoint ed by the Monroe Circuit (Joint

in the above entitled cause will ns such Commissioner on THURSDAY

JUNE the 30ih 1887 between the

hours of 10 o'clock a. ni. and 4

o'clock h m. of said Day attho dooi

of thu C'oui t House of M oil roc countv

Indiana, offer for sale at public utie

timi t.u the highest bidder the follow

ing real Estate in Monroe countv in the State of Indiana to wit: Part of the Sout h half of the South East .quarter of Section twenty in township nine north range one East. That lies east o! the ecu tor of the Creek , through the JPest haM'of said Section Except thirty rods wide of! of the South end of the East half of taid quarter containing fifty four acres, more or llci. Terms of Sale: One third cash In hand on dy of Sale one third in. six months from day of sate ami one

third in twelve months from day of

Sale. Tbe purchaser to trive notea

for Defered payments bearing six

per cent interest from Date Waving all relief from valuation or apprais merit laws. With Attys fees. With good freehold security. May 31st 1 887 JOHN K. ANDERSON, R. A. Fulk, Atty. . Com.

SEEEIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a certified copy of a Decree to me dh cctccl froid the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, in a cause wherein iEtna Lif Insurance Co., is Plain tifl', and James A. Mitchell and Mary A. Mitehel'i ctal are Defendants requiring me to make the sum of Twenty-two Hundred and Ninety-six Dollars and Seventv-six

Cents, with interest on said decree and

costs. I will

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SHEBIPFS SALS.

By virtue ot an esrecnttonio -'mi;' directed, from the Clerk pf tlw , roe Circuit Ciiurfc j yviti expose public sale, to the highest bidder on SATURDAY, JIJLX 2" : 1)4

betwiftn the hnnra nf 1ft nU. Z T.?..

and 4 o'clock p. m., of vssfil vd '"uM - " ; " i the door of the Court ofii jrt : - i 111 Afim in crt rn HI nhviM' '1. I lV? '

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,, i , . j i ' hum piuiiis ior a verm not exS.A 1 U IWA f.J bKE loifc A D. 1887. .lescri bed real estate to wit " f ; U between IM hours of 10 o'cloek n. in. . ,. ,v . . -fc , awl 4 o'clock p. m. trf snirt dav, ! - JV

at tbo door or the Court House in lTtAt'SrT VA-'fW Bioomington Monroe Countv.In.Hnr.tt W ( ! 5W4 the rents and profits for n term not fK ?Uv. Wrter: ;rf f exceeding seven years; the following IvS--ft real oslate to-wit.

The West hair of the Sonth east V" " .r quarter and the East half of : ti, '

South west ou.irt,-r and the Sooth-' i V rST AVU iS3fi

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east quarter of the North-west quar- pTr.i TSi'VS ? '"FSv M ter and the South west quarter the &fSfS JSonb east quarter and the VSoi.th.-rJ.'ftl&JfV-westr.orthc&mth.

A full -blood Canadian Horse,

W EST WAR Bk Accom. Day Ex, NicbtEx. PaftEx. Leave Cincinnati f6.30am 8.15am 7.00pm S.0Opw N. Vernon 9 20 am 10 37 am 9 45pm 10 30pm Seymour 9 50 am 11 03 am 10 16 pm 11 63pm Leave Mitchell 11.06 am 12.01am 11.28pm 12.15am Viocenncs 1 50 pin 2 10 pm 1 50 am 2 38 am Olney 2 53 pm 3 01 pm 2 53 am 3 30 am Flora 3 38 pm 3 33 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 Sliattuc 5 00 pro 4 46 pm 5 10 am 5 35 am Arrive St. Lou is 7.22 pm 6.40 pm 7.22 am 7.45am

Cars to

I had given mpself up as lost be

cause of inherited scrofula. Tried

eveiy thing ior purifying the blood

without benefit until I used Parker's

Tonic, and can ' truthliily say that it has cured me. I still use it for its splendid effect on my general health. H. K. Lind, Chicago.

Boys white shirts at 25. .cts; at

lorcrs.'

Ed. Whctscll is a bargain buyer, A bargain maker and a bargain giy er. B.? a bargain tafcer hence fourth and trade regnlarl y at Whetscll's . LOW.va'ue seek era should always secure PRICES thai indicate bargains for sure. ALWAYS investigate always go slow. Made -happy at last by buying Boots and Shoes of Ed. Whetseix.

Embroiderie of all kindg it McCallas.

Through Sleep! n

Cincinnati, Louisville, St. Louie, .Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and ali intermediate, points. For Emigrants and Land Seekers, the ' O. & M." is the Best Route hecause it is the Shortest and Quickest and affords the best accommodations. The O. te M. is the only Line running a Sleeping Car of any description between V CINCINNATI h ST. LOUIS.

Close and sure connections in Un

ion Depots at ail terminal, points for -the East and West;-' -..-.. For reliable information as to routes, tickets, time, etc., apply in person or by letter to C. G. Jokes District Passenger Agent Ohio & MissUsi ppi B'y, Vincknxks, Iwi. J. F. Barnard, B. Shatxuc, Gen Pass. Agt. Pres't A Gen'l Manager.

will stand the ensuing season at Col. John A. Reeves1 barn If miles jWm Ellettsville, aiid 7 miles from Spender on the Ellettsvilic and Spencer road. If yon have marcs you wish to breed, then see my stallions; ihcy

lake the lead. Come and st.e. my or city sire, which to view is Ut ailmire His sire from Canada they did import a thoroughbred Canadian horse. His dam, a thoroughbred Canadian Robin hood bay mare, the very finest of the lair. KUiik is a dark bay, 16 hands hiph, is a low thick, even horse; 1, as good feet and legs, cle an, ilat bone, is heavily quartered, has good back, well sprung ribs. th? lust of action and when matured will weigh 1,600 lbs. CLYDE ETiiXIOH. Wm. Wallace, AVill stand at the same place. . William Wallace, sirerl by John Morain.an imported Clvdesdale stallion. William Wallace's (of McLean countv, 111,) dam, a Vetton

mare: ffrandam a Morgan mare. He

is a beantiful black, 16 hands high, and weighs 1.580 lbs. William Wallace is the sir of William Reeves' noted stallion. His colts have sold lor more money than those of any horse that ever stood in Monroe county. TERMS. For each horse, $10 to insure a mare with foal ; I will hold a Fen on the colt for six months for

the season Persons parti n with or

removing mares from neighborhood before they are known to be with foal, will be held for insurance - money. I will not be responsible for accidents should nnv occur a 2-2 m B. P. STANG ER, 0 wner.

McCAILA & CO.,

PAYS THE

CC TURNER.

W. J. TURNER

Railroad TSleejion SToBLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP. THE LEGAL VOTERS of Bloomington Township, in Monroe county, Indiana, are hereby notified that pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of said county duly made on. the I4th day of

June, A. D. lob 7, the polls will be opened on TUESDAY, AUGUST 9tii, 1S87. at the usual place of holding elections , in said Township of Bloomintrton, up-m the subject of such Township aiding iu the construction of "The St. Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company," Standard Guage Railroad to the , amount of thirty-three thousand three hundred dollars .(33,200) by way of donation. That the said "The St. Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company is a corporation duly organized and existing under and by, virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana,, which said corporation proposes to construct a Standard Guage Railroad into and through said Township of Bioomington, and from the city of Cob umbus, in Bartholomew county, Indiana, westwardly and south westwardly through the counties of Brown, Monroe, Greene and Sullivan, in said State, to the center of the Wabasiv river. The same will proba lily be constructed through the counties of

Sullivan and part of Greene county, by

and under an arrangement with the Ind-

iana& Illinois Southern Railroad Company whereby it will afford a continuous Hue of Staneafd Guage Railroad track from the

city of Columbus in Bartholomew county,

maiana. to tue city oi oc. iouis, jnissouri.

Witness my hand and th8 seal of the

Board of County Commissioners this June 17th 1887.

WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER.

seal Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana.

June 26, 18i7-4w.

Rail "Road Election Notice. RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. rpilK. LFGATj VOTJSRS of RieMund X Ti'Wnvhip. 1n Alonroe rounty, Indi

ana, arc hfrfly notified that j umiant to

nn order or tho oonrd of (.omuiiioncrs of said county duly. made on the Hih duy of June. A.' D, 1S37, tho polls will be

opened on TUESDAY, AUGUST Dth, 1887, at the usual place of holding, election's in fifiid Township i f Riehlund, upon the .subject of such Township uiding in the conMructicn of Tlic St. Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company," Standard Guage Hailroad to the1 annam t of six thousand four hundred and twonty-Bve dollars ($(,425) by way of a donation. That tlie said Tbi" St. Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company is a cor poration duly ...organiKed and existing under and by virtue of the laws of tho Stale of Indians, which said: corporal inn propose? to construct a Sfandard Guage KaOroitd into and thioiigh said Township of Hivhland, and from the city of Columbus, in Ihirtholomew county, Indiana, westwardly and south Wist ward ly through the counties of. Hriwu. ilonre, Greene and ullivan in said Siate, to the center of the Walmsh river. Tho ?amc will probably be constructed through the county of Sullivan and part of Ore ne county, by and under an arrangement with the Indi ana & Illinois Southern Railroad Company, whereby it will attbrd a continuous line of Standard Guage Railroad I rack from the city of Columbu?, in Barthulomew county. Indiana, to tho city of St. Louie, Missouri. Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commissioners this June 17th, If 87. WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDEH. skai. Audiion Monroe Co., Indiana. Juifts 22, 1887-4W.

The leading UNDERTAKBES and FUENITURE DEALERS. - Thev have the largest and most complete stock of Furniture ever brought to Bloomingtonand can sell you goods cheaper than ever before.

They have a large assortment

Highest Price

IN CASH-

dot!

WOOD, CLOTH & STEEL CASKETS And pay special attention to Tel egra ph Ord ers. Ca mages furnished when desired.

PIANOS and ORGANS,

sold

Kent in stock and

. msnthly payments.

North Sido Squaro, PJoomington, Ind

Rail Road Election notice. VAN BUR EN TOWNSHIP. THE LFGAL VOTKKS of Von fiuren Towukhipi in Alojiroecounty.Indiana, are hrtdiv notified that omsuant to an

order of the Uourd of Commissioners of

said count v, duly made on the 14lh day of dune, A. 1). 1887, the polls will bo opened on TUJS8DAT, AUGUST 9Tn, 1857, at the usual placn of holding elections in said Township of Van Huren. uyon the subject of sueli Township aiding in tho construction of "The St. Loyig & Cinein

nati Kailroad 'Cdnipany," Standard Gujigo'

Railroad to thu amount of five thousand four hundred and eighty dollars ($5,480) by the way of donation., That the said "Tho St. Louis & Cincinnati Kailroad Company!' is :i corporation July organisod and existing under and by virtue of the laws ol the State, of Indiana, which said corporation proposes to construct a Standard Cuaj:e Kailroadmloand through said township of Van Huron, and from the city Columbus,, in Ihirtholomew county, Indiana westwardly and sou th westwardly through; the counties of Brown, Monroe, Gree ne unci , Sullivan in said State, to the center of the Wabash river, Tho same will probably be constructed through the count v of Sullivan and part of Greene county, by and under an arrangement whh tho Indiana & Illinois Southern Railror.d Company, whereby it will .afford a continuous lino of Standard Guage Kailroad track from the city of Columbus in I5a tihoiomew county, Indiana, to the city of tt. Luuis, Missouri Witness my hand and tho seal of the Board of County Commissioners this June !-7lli. 1887.WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDKK, skal Auditoi Monroe Co., Indiana. June'i, 1837-4 w.

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

Probate Cause No. 194. Tnlbert IT. Sudbury Aliinni3tral or of Estate of William B, Koddy,d censed,' vs. Bessie Ro My. - In the Circuit Court of Monroe. County, Indiana. September, Term 18S7. To Bessie Rod Jr.

You n re hereby notified that the above named petitioner, as Ad mill irator of the estate aforesaid, has filed in the ..Circuit Court of Monroe Cou nt3 Indiana, a petition, making you defendant thereto, .arid, pray ing therein for an onfer and decree of said Court, authorizing the sale of certain Real Estate belonging to the estate of said decedent, and in sanil peti tion described, to make assets for the payment of the debts and liabi'.i ties of said estate; and that said petition, so (Heel and pending is set for hearing in said Circuit Court, at tire Court llcnse in Monroe County, Ind

ian a, on the second judicial dav of

the September Term, 18&7, of said Court, the same being the sixth day of September 1887. Witness, the Clerk and. seal of

sani Court, this 14th day of June

1887. ; EkocuU Fuller, Clerk.

Frohulc Cuubo !Vt. 70.

Richard W. Carr, Administrator

of estate of William C. Graves, deceased, vs. Lucinda Graves, John R. Graves, iniliam Mr Giaves, arrison L. Graves, Naoma.Bray et al. In the Circuit Quirt, ot Monroe County, Indiana, September Term 1887. - To Lucinda raves. John Hi Gmye. William M . G nttvos, 7ai ri son I.. Gmvos, -aoma I5ray, f iynUi'a A. Chambers. Nancy K Iluuviv, Lucinda E. Graves, (Enoeh Fuller, Williamson M. Alexander, and 2i lion Tnlhou) Trustees of the Monroe County Library fund. ; : You arc severl hereby -notitej that the above named petitiouer, as Administrator of the estate aforesaid has tiled in the Circuit Court of Monroe Count, Indiana, a petition, making you defendant -thereto, and I raying llierein for nn cutler and decree of saul Court, authorizing the sale of certain Real Estato belonging to the estate of saitl dtc:dent, and in said petition di scribed, I o make assets for the payment of the debts and UabHities of said estate; and that

said petition, so filed and pending, is set for hearing in said Circuit Court at the Court 7; use in Bioomington Indiana, on the 2d judicial day of the September Term, 13S7, of said

Court, the same being the 6th day of

September 1S87. Witness, the Clerk and seal of sai'l Court, this 20th day ot June 1887. .. ' , Enqch Fuller, Clerk

(6) six town (10)

ten. JNorth Kan go ( 1 ) one West, con

tain ing in ail (280) Two Hundred and Eighty acres . More or less in Monroe County, Indiana,

If such rents and profits will not !

sell for a sunlcient Bum to satisfy said decree," interest and costs, I will at - the same time and place, expose at Public Sale, the

fee -si mole of -said Real Estate or So !

much thereof SiS may be sufffcicnt to discharge said decree, i n teres t . and costs. .. . ... ... . Said sale wi II be made without ' any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. : . t JONATHAN M. IIINKLE, Sheri If of Monroe county Mny 19 18S7f ",v ;" Buskirk & Duncan. Atl'vs for Plt'ft

ianr.:Ut pecNon JZIJ il.weniy.5

one same town ana Kangc all , iii Monroe Countv, Indiana; :?:

And on Mhi felie t!io mmr amount of jusigement; interest iri cfS costs, I-will at the same tine Bii- ' place expose at public sale ilii fei T

C. Litton at the suit of Fittielfek

Fahnly and Rollin N. MeCrim.

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A tie nalM at Ikarge, T3E IT REM EM BE RED that the Bonn 1 o f Cou n ty Ct an mission ers of Monroe County, Indiai a. at their session held June 14th, 1887, passed the lollo wing order. "Ordered by the Bonrd that the order of the Bord of Commissi oners heretofore made on the 9th da.y of June 1853, and Recorded in Coin mfissionei's Record -G,' page 95, per tatuing to animals running at large within the limits of the various townships of the county is hereby repeal el. rescinded and held for naugh t as to the townships of Rlooming.fcon, Richland, Van Bnren, Ferry, Clear Creek and: Indian Creek, and that said first order be continued in " full force and effect as to all other townsh i ps i n the cou n ty except those herein specified," This order shall take effect and he in force on and after July 1st, 1887." . Road Supervisors will take .due notice thereof. Witness irv hand and official eai this, June 17th, 1B87. : ; ; WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER. skal Auditor Monroe Co., Und, .rltme 22, 1SS7-2W. Mrs, E. Gregi)ry Tbe Latest Styles f. all kindj of

Creeds

S3IEEIFF5" SALS. By virtiae of a? certified copy vbf a Decree to me directed from the Clerk

oi the Monroe Circuit Court in ft, can sc w It e rei n Willi am I O wens is' Plain tiff, a nd Annie J. Cheiry is Defendant, requiring me to make the sum of Eight Hundred and Sixtvhve Dollars and Thirty -one Gents, with i nte rest on sa id d ecree and costs, I will oxposo al Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JUNE 25th, D, : ; is87. - between the hours of 10 oVdock u. m. and 4 o'clock; p. m., of said day, tt the door of the : art House in Bloomingtrn, Monroe County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years the folio. ring described real estate, to-wit: Part of lot (6) six, in Reeds add it! on to i h e C i ty of - Bioomington desert bed as folio ws . Com menci ng at the Southwest corner of said lot 6 six, tnenco East (4 j four feet, thence North. 163 1 One Hundred and Sixty three feet, thence' West. 4 f?itfr ftet, thence South 163 One Hundred Mid Sixty-three feet, to the plat e ot beginning, also part.oii lot five, j n Roods add i tinn t .i- the City of Bioomington; described as followsto wit: Commencing at the South, west eonlflf of said lot 5 five, thence East 60 Sixty-six IVeti thence North 1 03 One' Huntirod and Sixty three feet; thence Wt fi';Sixty six ;liot, thence Sonuh j l3j One Hundred and Sixty-three feet to the place of hegir ning in Monroe County Indiana. ' ' ' If such rents and profits; will not sell for a suflicicnt mm .to sa tisfy said decree, interest and cost, I will, at the rtame time and place, expose to public sale the tec siiuplo of said real estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge, said docrco. interest and costs. J Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. JONATH AN M. IIINKLE, 8 hori if Monroe County. May 24th 2887. R. W. Mior Att'v IbrPiVff.

Said sale will be made without;

praisement laws. : '-: : .- ; " ':Jj&

4 JONATHAN M. mNKLKg June 2d, im, ' -r ' ?? VHmm.

nusKirK fc uunean, Atty for Pl

,'at::.

By Virt ue of a certified copy of a Decree tf me directed, frum tin? Clerk of the Monroe tJirciiit Court in a; cause wherein Jacob W. Mi Her is Plaintiff, and Therisa t;L Helton, Oliver C Carter, ctal, are Defendants requiring, me tou make ,, the sum . ot Eight Hundred and Eighty Dollars and Twenty -live cents, with interest on said decree and costs. I will expose at Public Sale, to the highest bidder on V SATURDAY, JULY 2d, A, D., 1887. between the hours of 10 o'clock a.' m and 4 o;lock p. m. of Skid day, a the door of the Court House of Monroe county. Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years;, of ihe following described Real Estate; to witPart of tbo out lot No 35 thirtyilvc in Bioomington and described as folio ws , to-wit : Begitnning at the Southwest corner of said out lot No 35 1 v Running thence South 66 bixty-six feet thence East IM One 11 u hd re I and Th i rty - two feet whence North 1 00 Sixty-six feet theiico West 182 j? One U urn! red ant Thir ty-two feet to the place ol beginning in the said oomplain t- and mortgage and Cross com plaint and mortgage mentioned' and described; or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay and satis fs th sanje according to law, and return the proceeds of said sale to the Cierka office ufbrcsaid, to be applied first to the payment ol the cost of this suit and then to the paymen t of I h c sa id j udgement and interest of said plaintiff a n d th n prosa te to . h e p&y in en t of the judgements and interest of said Defend an tf, Loutten, Carinichnei and Cron. Said real estate situated in Monroe County and State of Indiana. 1 f such rents and profits will not

sell lor a sufficient sum to satisfy

sai

real estate, or so much thereof as

may ho sufficient to discharge said decree, interest and coses. Said sale will lie made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisment laws. JONATHAN M. IIINKLE.

I am now .located in iny new build Sheriff of Monroe .County.

ngon College Avenue, thud door J June 2d, 1887. , North of Fee goruer. X Louden & RogersAtt'y foi; Plt'fl t'

SHEBIFF'S SALS,

Bv virtue of three

me directed from the. Clerk bt4h Owen Circuit Coiirt, 1 will expose s

public sale to the highest biiider, on $

OA iUtt 'Al, JUM Ot b A. - I) :

. t .1887. :t ,:k between the : hotirsof 10 iVcIock

and 4 o'clock p. oi., of: said :laj .; S

we floor oi the Court

9e.V-

V' . '. B - -' s. 3

Hi m

- '-pi

House -".tiki-

Bioomington, '"btijj-fi4;: iana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven yearfe ei"'felf. : lowing real tate, to-wit: -f 4 The North west q u . rtef of Section (19) Nineteen in Town (10) Ntirth Rani Tvr : IVt

cioven acres on or tne .Kortfc fentr oi:.

wic. rst oaii ot tnc oouth wtt quar? ter Section (19) Ni n teen same Town and Range all in Monroe Conot Ind iana, hereby selling all i he via hi

ctxu ana interest therein of William

J, Ialden, James L. Waldcn an

John; p. WaWeftF:V -' P 7-'f and on faihire to realize the amount of judgment, interest

costs,-! will tbe same ' time andJpUe : expose at pnhJ ic sate the' Jf ce simih '

of said-real estate.'" . i.:'.? Taken as thepnerty of Williar J. Waiden, Jumes John I)f Walden at the suit of HaxeU "

M sale willffie- mat Wltfioui any relief whatever., from vlM?Uii6-Iiv or appraisement laws. ; 'A - 'Wffy : JONATHAN M. INKLE; r 4

y ' ; heritToftonnHjXunivii ' May 20th. 1SS7. V v 5 JC?-

Piokoris fe Piekens, Attys!br lUtW

SHERIFF'S

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By v'rttie of a eoriiliefl ec pj 'of a Decree; to me.diroet4d froai the Cierfc

oi. -non roe virciifi t;ourc m a cause wherein Jonathan G. Randall

i s Hi.ai n ti fit ami jJoha ;WaUr ford,' Martha Waterford otaff are 11 the sum of ; Eleven Iluniiredl and v 1

on said.doeroo aiid otvstsl 'r will

pose, ai PublicSAlej jM? the highest: bidier on f C':U '

SATU RDAY, JUNE 18b,

; . ; - -, v 1887

between th hours of :1 o'clock

m anu o ciicK -p; nu of said tar, the door of the Court Iffiusa J s Bioom;ngtpoi Monne fcotintv v; :

profits for a term 5 not cxcceUngseven vears. the following dcscrib-V

... l he Sou thoast quarter ( S E. b

the - .Nnrth west quarter. W. )

and the Southwest quarter (S W i)

of Section ( 28) Twenty Eiht Towii

ship (7) Seven North of fiange ff)7 Two West except a strip two anl obi- ; half itofls wide off the JFest Side ;ifN the said Southwest quarter the Innd mortgaged containing in idt (I97!rv One H unttred and Nincly?vn! a?fti

one nan acres,; inv caonrt Aoumj -Indiana. fi . ' T ''.. If such renu and profits will not v sell for a sufficient sii-titofjr. said; decree; interests and t-stsl wilfe r t at the same time anu place; 'eew'-'p-to Public sale the fee simple of :;iwiiit g real estate,ior: s6jj much thereof.

may lie sufficient to di sell ur

uecree, interest anti costs. r:r: Said sale wH- be mad witfiontaajN

relief whatevef ' from-Muauoii ,u

.appraisement laws. ;Vot-V

, JONATHAN MlliNfCLR

; : Sheriff; Monroe County. ;,' May 18th 1887. X t V !? Buskirk A Duncan. AttvV for Plta

Kot lev ! AdmlMUtrauri h vlvv Notice is hereby given that .Gfiiu G. orr Administrator of the estate ":c of Nancy p. GHIaspy deca as will L't.ll lit iiulilii. dlw.f fAiv ' HlkMilWn''' 1

evil mv jmv . nuv.viwu,, mi uiuuiihjf May the- 23d, 1887, at the kte resi dence of said decedent ilk Waslitngl

ton townsh ip. Mohi oe cow n tyy mf - ! iana, about eight miles North i '. -t ; Blooming! on, the personal proiert ; of of said decedentv consisting of on if mare, throe milch cows, one calf ancl household and kitchen furniture; ? Tkrms of Sai6': A eresiit J of slac ; 5i

won ins wiii oe given on au sums ov

er nvpionar8. an minis nmtof iiva.

I . . - . i- .!." 7? :1W,k

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constantly on Hand.

The ladies are respectfully inviteci to call and inspect my stock before leaving their orders elsewhere.

... tin iiirs uu u iihiicim nurriiaanr ctiva

a urcrce. inieresi, and costs, 1 will . V r 1 -vrr - wr

the same time and place, expose, m RW ffWt

ivnblic sale the fee simple of said v"""'','" v'T.raT

laws and liearing six pemon.WiHtie

est after inaoriiy; ' ; H I ?'. '.'. f ; GiitAnis O: CoaA Alniiustiator Corr & Diinlap, Attjs, " ..- '

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