Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 35, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 July 1887 — Page 4
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Why did Grimes' attorneys pposr advancing the case on . the docket of the Supreme Court so that an early bearing arigiti but one retain; -they seek delay. Thl)iiiw if the case ii deeided before November1 Pedio ; Tviii certainly take t office htit by delaying the matter un- : til. after November, they hope to W'-fhor' Commissioners to defy
all law and public sentiment
hv zxnu the office to Grimes. At first they were in hopes that tba case would never be gotten in proper" shape lor appeal, and now that it has been they know defeat is bound to xoUov . ,.
The tropic of Brown county are w'ikl with joy over ihe prospect of getting a railroad. The Nashville Democrat of last week says: There is a good reason to believe that work will be commenced on this road within the bounds of Brown County this A.utumn. Then the laboring men of the county will have
an opportunity of steady work for some time at good aud sure wages, and after the road shall be completed a very large number of men of our county will find employment in connection with it and nothing but good can result to us from the buildLug of the road.
fPe arc glad. We see the dawn of the New Era in the history ot our county, and the halo about the rising sun of our coming prosperity is resplendent. What a change will come with the advent of the pulling and roaring locomotive engines and the rumbling of the freight trains!! and the click
of the telegraph instruments at the principal stations ! ! From New York City to St. Louis a Grand Tru nk Rail way no little feeder, but one of the most import ant trunk lines of the whole Union!! This is what we have voted for,
and we shall receive our compensation.
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Tag" Telephone cavils the Goneis attention to the fact that tim Grand Army Post: at thie place has passed resolutionscondemning President Gleveland because he at first consead to the proposition to reiurmthe Hags captured during the late war to the State that sb ould request it. There is nothing surprising in the fnct that a few Republican member the G. A. R. should get together and pass resolutions censuring a Democratic Presi
dent. There are a number of
Deaiociratic members of the Post here, but, being in the minority, they can only protest against the aiempt of afew partisans to
prostitute the order by dabbling in politics, and, what is worse, misrepresenting the facts in the case in question f - . .. . iassey Ranard, of near Whit : HaH,liied on the 16tb ins'U in his 2d year, of consumption. His father and two sisters died of the same disease- By the way if any other 'disease, were so common and fatal .as consnmption is becoming, people would be sufficiently alarmed to esivibiish aquarantiue. There io nM'loubt that this disease is both hereditary and easily communicated. ' Fvev. F. A- Eller writes: "Tke gocsdwork still goes on. May 22d, Bo;iOj I administered the ordi
nance of baptism to 28 and received 34 iii to, full connection. This is ft heii Bisijoo Roberts received bis
maiUquite a time 50 years ago.
On June 5th, at Plattsburg, I bap
tised four and received five into the
ciujrcb June 19th at Mt- Zion,
compslitipn at those points, and .tUeyin axford to pay the difference, and dj pay it to the farmers and
A careful survey -of thfc field convinces us that Hon. Courtland G. Jfatson is the most available candidate mentioned in connection with the Democratic nomination for Governor in 1888. As a member of Congress from the Fifth District he has been instrumental in forwarding the adoption of many general laws bearing upon the material interests of all classes of citizens. Hxb services have always been at the command of his constituents, re
gardless of political aOiliation, and in their behalf he has labored continually, not only in the halls of legislation, but in the many Departments of Government, a fact that can be attested by hundreds in this Cfunty-and district 2fis unswerving fidelity to his comrades in the late, war has gained for him a National repu tation as the ablest and most successful advocate -the old veterans have ever had in
Congress.
He has been the recipient of many
tokens of respect and admiration
from the wage-workers of the country, and is regarded by them as one
of their staunchest friends, a fact
that should have especial bearing in
the selection of a standard bearer.
He is a representative of all the
good qualities of an available candi
date. His Democracj' is broad and liberal keeping constantly in view
the best interest of those whom he
represents.
The Democrats; can afford to make
no mistakes in the selection of candi
dates for the campaign of 1888. Ind
iana on a full fair vote is Democratic, and the party can win with any
good man as standard-bearer, but in
the nomination of Courtland C. Mat-
son our victory would be doubly as
sured. Danville Gazette.
booUs nearly 500 names of ub- J
scribers viho arc behind with their subscriptions from a few cents to several dollars. Persons unhesitatingly pay in advance ior city papers they do not expect lo get them, nor can they get thorn, in any oilier
way. Then why not pay in advance for your home paper? It needs it probably ten times worse than the city paper. Country printers cannot afford
to advance money for blank paper and lor work to furnish newspapers to persons who are indifferent about paying for them. A man could as reasonably be asked to start a grocery store and let his goods jjo to all customers in weekly installments
After August 3 st, no name will be placed on our books until the subscription is paid for any length of time the paper is desired, and also after that date all names will be dropped as soon as the time paid for expires. No one can rightfully be offended at this plain, simple business proposition. We may lose a few subscribers by it, but better that than furnish a number of copies of the paper to persons who never pay. We have given fair warning. There is plenty of time between now and the first of August to square up and join our army of paid up subscribers
We don't want to lose any
of our old friends, and we hope they will take advantage of the
timely notice, as we assure all
that we mean business.
With a list of cash paying
subscribers, the Courier can be,
and will be, made a better paper than ever.
II. J, FfiLTCS, Publisher.
Io yonr;Owm; Dyeing, at Home, v i 1 Ik
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KspThey will Dye everything. They nre sold everywhere- Price 10c. a package 40 colors. They have no equal for Strength, Brightness, Amount in PaU ages or for Fastness of Color, or Non-coring Qualit ies. They (It) not crock fadsmut. For sale by .
I I. Lis OLE y & Son, Duggists.
stocs s aisers.
J lite -years, rail roau excursions
lh? fourth, of July have become
90 ,caorai, that the public have had csuse ! u look for reduced rates on
that duv as a matter of course. This
year f here may he a doubt in the
iiinins some; as to the continuance of practice, formetl from opiri-
vim hey may have of the effect of
X?iter-?3iaie Commerce Iaw. If so
we fare pleased to dispel-them, and
Oirot: the announcement made for
that lav by the Vandalia line. In
sit: stance it is as follows.: The rate
vfti-Jse OJiafare for the round trip
betwoen all stations. Tickets will
be goorl going on July 2d, 3d and 4th, and good to ret urn including
July 5th, allowing four days for a
or an outing.
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? SATrCKEEK. &vn. to celebrate ? Big huckleberry crop.
Basket meeting, at Friendship last Sab
l?ath?
A small daughter of Ben Hensley died
JuretS .Jncobsand wife of Owen coun ty iml&ng lierej. .
--Tins school appUcant now talketh Skrcnigb the land jr. Xshas been absent some time, but riOfhe cometh again. ictfni n9 Johni CraYen. hec:ime a" citl7sa. ci.' otfr county ha went to work with an unFri ag zfcii for the canse of democracy. "We remember hhi valiant service in
t he fR- - 'ton paign striving to place Alonr
Letter from 4 1 Kansas.
FRJVK 'DOBSON PROPRIETOR. jl have bought the Wagon Making and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Corner of College Avenue and 4th Street, and invite all old customers, and all others, to call and give my work a trial. flPirHorsc Shoeing, Wagon jgjj
Making and repairing done and
satisfaction guarranleed. Frank Dobson. Jan. 22, 1887.
BUILDERS WANTING LUMBER SHOULD GET PRICES
OP ROLLENBACIIER S SONS
.Kureka Springs, Ark., June 24, 1887. .... Editor Progress Myself and wife are rusticating lb r a few weeKa hee, drinking the purest water pt-rhafs in: America. This is a mountainous country, similar to Brown county. Tho hills are ; covered with timber, such as grows in old Monroe, except beech, with pine and cedar, wh ortlc berries, &c. The city claims 8,000 inhabitants. The streets are laid off . to meet all points of tho compass, or with mountains and gulches. We have one hotel that cost $200,000 two others that cost 60,000 each, and perhaps 100 cheaper hotels anjl boarding houses. Buurd and lodging ranges from $3.00 to $30.00 per week. owing to the amount of dog" you wish to put on. .We have a greater variety, and abundance of fruit and vegetables here than any place I ever saw outside of California. There is said to be fifty-two springs inside the city limits water -nearly all the same, as tested by analvsis. Invalids from
all parts of tho United. States are here
winter and summer testing their virtues. We have a meeting once a week in which all are expected to tell of benefits received, so we get the evidence not from hearsay, but from the witnesses themselves. All diseases of the kidnpys, even to B rights diseased f the worst type, dyspepsia even to ulceration of the stomach, liver trouble, rheumatism, cancer, and all except lung and throat disease, is speedily relieved and permanently cured. . Tho most remarkable of which is a deaf and dumb, man here only six weeks who now hears and talks. Some persons come hundreds of miles, stay all night and go--bttcl5-"on the next train, others test the water, buy property and remain. There is not a saloon in the city. I have been here near six weeks and have not seen a person I thought was under the influence of liquor. I have hoard but one man swear, have not hoard of a robbery or theft. I believe all the religious denomination represented in Uloomington have houses of worship here, together with the several secret orders. A more sociable iriend ley people I never met. ' ' WAL R. CARLTON.
Notico lo NuItcsiiicils
The Stale of Indiana, Monroe County,
In the Monroo Circuit. Court Sept.
Term, 1S87. Davi . Water ford. ) vs. I
John Waterford, V Complaint
Martha A. Waterford, I No. 1328. Jonathan Randall, j ; Now comes the Plaintiff, by R. JT.
Miers his attorney, and lilcfi hxn
complaint herein, together with an
uflidavit that S'dd defendant Jonath
an C. Randall is not a resident of
the State of Indiana; thai said action is to quiet title and that said
non-resident defendant is a necessary
party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given
said defendaut Jonathan C. Randall,
last named, that unless he be and
appear on the first day of the next
term of the Monroe Circuit Court.
to be hoi den on the Orst Monday of
ScpUmber A. D. 16-87. at the Court
House in Kloomiiigton in said Coun
ty and State, and answer or demur
to said complaint the same will be
....... -- . heard and determined in his absence.
W i tn ess my n a mean d th e seal o f
said Court, aflixed at Bloomington
this 15th day of June A. D. le'S7. Enoch Fuller,
Clerk.
always mm
ITS FATS8KS
Tho Pull "Wotai GJ
Xakinc Them
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A full-blood Canadian Horse,
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will stand the ensuing season at Col. John A. Reeves1 barn 1 miles from
EiletUville, and 7 miles from Spencer
on me Ji.ueitsvuie anu c-ncccr
rpad.
If you have mares yon wish to
breed, then see my stallions; they
take the lead. Come and sec my pretty sire, which to view is to admire. His sire from Canada Ihey
did import a thoroughbred Cana
dian horse. His dam, a thorough
bred Canadian Robinhood bay mare,
the very finest of the lair. Ellick is
a dark bay, 1(5 hands high, is a low thick, even horse; has good feet and legs, clean, fiat bone, is heavily quar
tered, has good back, well sprung
ribs, th best of action, and when
matured will weigh 1,600 lbs.
CLYDE STALLION, Wm. Wallace, Will stand at the same place. William Wallace, sired by John
. Alor&iji. an i m pon ed Clydesdale stallion. William ' Wallace's (of Mc
Lean county, III,) dam, a Votlun mare: 'grand am a. Morgan mare. He is a beautiful black, 1(H hands high, and weighs 1,580 lbs. William Wal
lace is the t&ir of jniliam Reeves'
noted stallion. His colts have sold
or more money than those of any
horse that ever stood in Monroe
countv.
TERMS; For each horse, .flO to insure a mare with loal: I will hold
a Ten on the cob, for six months for
the season Persona parting with or
removing mares from neighborhood before thov are known to be with
foaL wnl be hold lor insurance mon
ey, 1 will not be responsible for ac
cidents shoo hi any occur
a 2-2 m li. 1 STANGElt, Owner.
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: yVl 2Cz& and irao TbTaai? you T-;-Jit to be ioT3 tolJylnfTvujdr.U Tlc2tet Ajjor:t3 nt Coupon :ttkiioua iavo tliem or addr&S3 E. 0. Mt Cormick Gen 1 Pass. Agt., Chicago, III. CARTER PEKING, Asrcpt. Uloominfftoa', In?!.
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oatl Election
lice. SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP.
THE LEGAL VOTERS of Salt Creek Township, in Monroe county, Ind:. ana, are hereby notified that pursuant ta
an order of the Hoard of Commissioners
of said county duly made on the 14th day
of .June, A. 1). lb7, the polls will be opened on TUESDAY, AUG UST '9th, 18S7 .
at the usual place of holding elections In said Township of Salt Creek, Upon the subject of such Township aiding in the construction of "The St Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company," Standard Guaco Hail road to the amount of twenty five hundred and fifty dollars ($2,550) by way of donation. That the said "The St. Louis & Cincinnati Railroad Company" is a corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiana, which said corporatic n proposes to construct a Standard Guajje Railroad, into and through said townslnp of Suit Creek, and from the city of Columbus, in Bartholomew county, lndiana,westwardly and south wostwardly through the counties of Brow n, Monroe, Greene and Sulli van id. said State, to tho center of the Wabash river. The same will probably
be constructed through the oovnty of Sullivan and part of Greene county, by a(id under an arrangement with the Indiana & Illinois Southern -Rail! on d Company,
whereby it will afford a continuous line of
Standard Guae Railroad track .from, the
city of Columbus in Bartholomew county,
Indiana, to the city of St. Louis, Missouri,
"Witness my name and the seal of the
Board of County Commissioners this, June
17th. 1837.
WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER,
seal Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana.
June 23, 1887-4W. RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
TUiE. LEGAL VOTERS of Richland
X Township, are hereby notified that
pursuant to an order of the Board of Com
missioners of said county duly made on
the 14th day of June, A. D. 1687, th
polls will be opened ou TUESDAY, AUGUST ; W, 1837. at the usual place of holding elections in said Township of Richland, upon the subject of such Township aiding in the oont struction of 4Tlie St. Louis & Cincinnati Iiallroad Company," Standard Guagc Railroad to the amount of six thousand four hundred and twenty-rive dollars ($C,425) by way of a donation. That the said 'The St. Louis & Cinci nnati Railroad Company" is a corporation duly organi zed and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of ..Indiana, which said corporation propose to construct a Standard Guage Railroad into and through said Township of Richland, and from the city ot Columbus, in Bartholomew county. Indiana, westward ly and south westward fy through the counties of Brown, Monroe Greene and Sullivan In said State, to the center of tho "Wabah river. The sime will probably be constructed through the county of Sullivan and part of Greene
county, by and under an arrangement with tin? Indiana & Illinois Southorn Railroad Company, whereby it will afford a contiguous line of Standard G uage Railroad track from the city of Columbus in Bartholomew county Indiana, to the city of St. Louis Missouri . Witness my hand and the seal of the Board of County Commissioners this June 11th, 1888. WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER.
fsK.u. Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana.
June 23, 1887-4w.
Proftate Cause No. 124. Talbert H: Sudbury Administrator of Kstaire of William B. Roddy,dcceascd, ys. Bessie Roddy. In the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Indiana. September, Term 1SS7.;, To Bessie Roddy, Yon are hereby notified thai the
SHERIFFS SAI&
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; By virtue ot an execution to me"directed, from the Clerk ot tlfe Sfoii roc Circuit Court T will expose ot: public sale, to the highest bidder oh SATURDAY, JULY 2df; IX, .... ' ; i88v.- :4 ff$
between the hours of 10 o'docK ft, fk
above named petitioner, as Admin is- ).,, , , - - , , . t 4 i)a A iV -i t and 4 clock p. m., or saui day at trator ot the estate aforesan , has Li k v r k., i w : & -LiM fil l itP rr,.. rtn , - .thedoor of the Cotll't OUe IIV ? filed in bUL Oittit C? nt ot Monroe ; jj; Mon: Cnia. tli6 - CZr$) KPS' m )g ' Vriflts ior a termot- W ' ou defendant thereto, and ; praying i A .h ; i tiit
and decree of i T " 1 TZ d rmp '
described real -estate to-wit i
The South half of the North west
te of said decedent, and in said qnarier- oi.-ecwQn zijwmtp-imm-t
itioe described, to make assets for l,rwn HW-fW Pange" (): m
e payment of the debts and iiabili V ? a,wiV 5 aiw os-,:
of snni estnto: nnrl Ihittrtiil no- 1
ft
therein for an order
said Court., authorizing the sale of
certain Real Estate belonging to the ,
cata
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tition. sn filed nnflWnilina i far ; and Range except tkfit part thereof
hearing in said rcnit Court, at the Mos i Begin nmg nfi Court House in Monroe CountyUnd- ihe outheast corner of sni qurter: f uma, on the second judicial day of Section thence North (M ninety the September Term, 1SS7, of said Pes; thence West (51 j fifty-one,; Court, the same being the sixth day j pes;to tire State Road thence South, , of September 1837. with the road to the place of begmr Witness, the Clerk and seal of ; nV "If? tr!P C3&) 93 ;fivro said Court, this 1 4th day of une ! off WSfiife-:--
1S87. !! .. " T ease quarter oi oection ztj twenv r r ,
one same town and uanse aii-. la-'v-. :'
monroe County, Indiana. ; And on tap u re W real? v tho full amount of iudrretnent. interest and
! cots. I wjtl at the dame v trme ,a ?f: :
"DE IT REMEMBERED that the pbace expose at public aales tlw f , 7 lioard of County Commissioners , simple of said real estate. A of Monroe County, Indiai: a, at thir Taken as the pmperty off WiHiawl f' vif session held June 14th; 1387,. passed ;C, I.itter at the suit of ?redericl--
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Enoch Fuller,
Clerk.
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ighest Price
w cash
Boys white fchirta at 25 cts. at Rhoror's.
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-Ball liana icciioia Notice. VAN BUR EN TOWNSHIP. mnV LEGAL VOTEKS of Van fiuren
JL Township, in lo?treecennty,lndiitu.
are herehv nouiied that vuruant to an
o!"dftr of the .-Board of CommisHonprs of
siiid county, duly insula tm the 14th day of June, A. 1)." 1887, the polls wi!il bo opened on TULSDAY, AUGUST 9m, 1887, :U tlit uual place of holding elect ior -s in t.id Township of Vn Huron,, upon the subject of such Township aiding in the construction of The St. Louis & (Jincinnati Kailroad Compunv." Standard Gunge
Railroad to the amount cf five thoisand four hundred and eighty dollars ($5,480) by tho wy of donntien. That the sil 'The. St. "Louis & Cincinnati ltailroad Company" is a corporation duly organized and existing under and by virtue of tho laws of the State of Indiana, which said corporation proposes to construct a Standard Guage Kail road, in to and through said township of Van Burcn, and from tho city Columbus, in Bartholomew county, Indiana westwardly and southwestwardly thnuigh the counties of Brown, Monroe, Greene and Sullivan in said State, to the center of the "Wabash :-iver, The same will probably ho constructed through the county of Sullivan and part of Greene eoumy, by and under an arrangement with tho Indiana & Illinois Southern llailroad Company, whereby it will afford a continuous If ne of Standard Gnago Ibuboad truck from the city of Columbus, in Bartholomew county, Indiana, to the city of tft. Louis, Missouri AYitnt my hand and tho seal of the Board of Con nty Commissioners ibis June 17th, ISS7. , '- WILLIAMSON W. ALKXANDKU, skai. Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana. June 22, 1 887-4 ir.
the tolhiwiiio order.
"Ordered by the Board that the order of the Bon of Conimissioncra heretofore made ,fn the 9th day of June 11553, and Recorded in Commissioners Record (j,' page 95, tierta 1 u iug . to a n i m a ls tu n n n g at 1 a rge within the limits of the various town ships of the county is hereby repeal
c.l. rescinded and held for naught as to the townships of :i Blooming ton, Richlond, Van Bin en, ' Perry, Clear Creek and Indian Cieek, and that said f.rst order he continued in fuii force and effect as to all other townships in the connty except those herein specified'. This order shall take effect and be in force -on and after J n ly 1st, 1887." ' Road Supervisors will take due notice thereof. Witness irv hand and oflicial seal tnis, Jnnel7Vb, im:- ; ,. WILLIAMSON M: ALEXANDER; seal Auditor Monroe Co., Ind. lune 22, 18S7-2w.
Miiilroa it IK! eellon JUSo PKRRYrTOWNSIIIP. ' THE LfiGALVOTEKS of Perry Townsliip, in Monroe County, Indiana, are hcrb4 notifiod that pursuar:t to an order of the Board of CoimnlsMoncrs of said county duly mad 'n the 14th day of Juu.jp A. Dl887.the polls w ill be opened on. : TUESDAY A UGUST 9'm, 1S87,
at fje usual place of holding electing in.
said lownshipof Terry, upon the sultject of such Towm-bip aiding in the constructions of "The St Louis & Cincinnati Kaiinutd Company, Stnndani Gua-je Railroad, to the amount of nineteen thousand two hmuh;ed lollara ($19,200), by way of donation That the said Hrhe St. Louis ito. Cincinnati UaiIro;d Company,' is 11 corporation jl ily organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Indiaint,1 which s;dd ' corporation proposes to vonsti nct a Standaid 6una Railioad into ann Through said Township of Perry, and from the cit of Columbus;
in Bartholomew "county, Indiana, v.est-
Fah nl v 'a nd RolHn N. MeC'reiw
Said iMpaM 1 1. '-f ;inote . "wi feAonv fty... ? j ? - relief wlKitevor fi'oin valuaXtOD prapif praisement laws. '" - j ... 1 v - .&. JONATHAN. MS HiNKLK, t ?iicriCMonrpe Cottntjri h,. Junc'Od, 1S87. i. ... I :. r Buskirk & Puncan, A ttyJs for P$ffc Z
EEEBITFS SALI!.
By t irtne of a crti fied'eopy -ofv Decree: to me fiirecietl irotn ; ther. Clerk of the Mon roe r ( 'iron it' Court' .
iu a C4inse wherein J acoliW. Mi lier.
is Piaintiif. and Thurisav h Helton Oliver C Cartev, etai. are Ieientiantsiv rcfjuirino me to make tiio iintvdf ; Eight Hundred and Eighiv. ;loUiSir 'i and Tvvcn t y-fire ceu ts, n teresjt ; 1 on said decree and cosi Si J . will 65-, "iVypose at Pubiio.Saifv to the highest , O M
bidder on ., ' -..,::' '"r.; U
SATURDAY, JULY -A
between the hom-Sr of 10 oehwfe ntf 4 and 4 o'clock p. .in. of- situl day, v""ajc;i;f s the door of the Cotir Houe of Mon ' roe county, Indiana, tho rents antlV, : profits fur a term not exceeding sc t J on years, of the following described -Real Estate, io&wiiV- :: i- ''jf-'' V . L
Past of the out lot NV 35 j thirty ; five in Bioornihgton iMid dos.cribcd as-,...
ImUovts, to wit: Beginning at tin? j .'"S South wesri corncfr Of "tonUf mt lot - yl (3oj - RuunVng thctice -.$nit1i ffitfj Sixty-six feet thence East 11321 '.Oliey' 7undred and Thirtv two; feet thenctr Norti 06 j! Sixtv-Hix fcc? thenc y 'J West 32 j One undre arid-Tliir , J ty-two feet to The placeVw ei!i;titij' i li t lie siti i orn piaiiit JalAi-' mot tgVie ' and Vras Coniplai nt ;shd liiortgsi men tioficd ; ".. and descrilil ;-'r or ;so v much t hereof :ts"'nray l4 liccCf'SJjny -j; J to pf$y ;'i?cl snUsfs' that.'ie7 accoHl' -t - ! ing ti la w.;and return Wthe : prweced oTlfaid nie o the CforIyvfiice3 3forei sa i lto be s.pp'icd ftrst .lo the pay . rticnt ol the cost of ih&i uit; "ah'4 'V rffl
44 'Ik
wardly and southwardly through the corns ! gcnicnt ont uurest oi &VUI phtinuit S tics of Urowu, M'nroiv(retneaml. SniH- l and then prosats? to Uiepavmcnt of' v& van, in said State, to the center of the Ay a- ti4 iiilf I nt mil 'i'nu rr tii : ml
OCTUKKER.
VT. J. TURNER
bash liver. Tiie same will probably be
constructed thron.jrh the counties of Sullivan and part oH? recce county, My ami ander iuv arr;utgeme at with the Indiana & Illinois Southern Kail road. Company, whereby it will afford a continuous line of Standard G mure I'-iH road track from the
lc fen d antsj! Loj5ien Ca itp wh ac j; and
roily T . :. ; r Said real est a te ui in ate d in Moo - roe (bounty and State of indiahir j;'" . I f such rent and roilts will not" sell lor a snUlcient" snni to satisfV
Iiuliana, to the ci v of St. Louis. Missouri. said;lf crce inicrest and eosts, I will;
"Witness .my band and tho seal of the lloardof County Commissioners thiSv J une lTth 18S7.
WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDEK, sisal -; Auditor Monroe Co., Indiana. June 20, iSSTte. ' v j
BLOOMINGTON TOWNS II IP. THE LEGA Is .VOTJE-RS of Blooming ton Township,' in Monroe county, Indiana, are hereby notified that pursuant to an order of the Board of Coiiimissioners of
m
at tue saine time aticr plr-cei expose
to ph hi ie sale th e fre sim ple of aaul real estate, "or so; Ililch, thereof" af m a v he s u llicien t l o d isctiarirer said
bat it sale win be nimte wiutont .-vm
any re I re f wl i a te vVr - from. yatuaUoji
or anprnisnvcni laws. -; JJ K A I rlA N UN ly life f '4' Sbcrift- tif Monroe. Coimtv
Louden Kogers, Aii. y: for Mtfc i M
' Mill
f4?
Prohato Cause r-Nfr. 70 :'
Ilicbard 4 MTV Garr. Atlministratr
said county duly made on the I4th day of 0f (,a?ate of Wiliiain C. ftravesi de 3 June, A. 1). 1S37, the polls vill? be opened j ed; Vs. lcindViravi:B-dtn
TUESDAY, AUGUST Or,r, 1SS7. i Or , . . , , , I sow L. Graves; ISaonm lii ay ct al;fe at ,th usual nl ice of hold in s elections m f . v;V
said Township o1 Blooudiurtpn, upon the I ... In the vjircuit Ccnirt Ot a! on roe .J
construction .of 'VTlic bt JiOUis C5 uncm-1 -v :i
nati liiiiiroad Co nnanv; Standard Giwse
Railroad to the" amount of thirry4hr&0
thousand three hundred dollars ..($35,300) !
To Lucinda Graves; JoIin K. .$m
G raves . ; Wi II i alu M . GHk ves, a rrt:
to
mm
by wav. of donat: on. -1 hat the said "Tb.o j soii L. Cr vcs, ,aima ,.Brav, 7vmhav :imm St. Louis & Cincinnati Kailroad Company Chambers. Kanoy iainew v9HI' is a corporation duly orgamjeci ami exist; y . . a Qravcsl lEnoch Kuiien v W
ca inftiiVlftfl. ro the Oom-ior (n Mill, where Iloltzinan bros.,
has concluded to adopt ibis iH pay you the highest market .l liS.
... i . i I
w c c v n sa v c you m on c v. All goods ; ail is f i ss i p p i n y t v i k c . j s ls, i u.
and wot Ic tuUy guaranteed to give ?
Three doors can of ' A
15 Iu oiu ing ton
course.
I
Wo uow have ou our Pnce:
llnU, I
W. H. SuArjuc, Gen Pass. Aut.
PrcsH ifc Gcu'l Manager.
TURNER- B The leading
UNPBBTAKESS and FUENI'
DEALEBS. ... Thev have the largest: and most compfeto stook of Furniture over brought to Bloomington, and oan sell you goods, cheaper than over before. They have n largo assortment of i " WOOD, CLOTH .S?IEL CASKETS Aiul pay special- attention to Te l egra p h 0 r d ers. Carpi age s jiiirnished when desired. ;, PIANOS and 0K3AN3f Kept in stock and solU on :mnthlv payments.. K orth Side Square, liiiooiningtop, Ind
ing unucr ana oy viruie 01 xue n;vs or vie . , :---x- .
State, of Indiana which said ...corporation ; uuanison i . Aiciuioi vani ju m
proposes to construct a Standard Guno ' on -1 albotfcj 1 rnatecs 'Off. the wojiroo ; - Uailroad into and throMgh said Townships onntV Library fund ' of Bloomington, and .frcm the city of Colvii-i V,T vvil.;;- Zmk V -
we&twrirdlv and mth westwardly throwjih llial t he alcove n a med pt ti tuni cr i -
inc COUJU1C3 oi jsrown, avionrot, .wrerat . Auniiinw abur ui iiuo veiuwu!ifLHU?u: and Sullivan, in said State, to the center of ms filed' in the Ciretl1t--:&iirt:.VFf:
the abash river.. 1 he same will i Monme Ctnmtivin
Mivn .,ri-,wri- f cmintv. W inoK iiii y ou (icrcnian v i oereijo. ana m
ihe'
Witness my hand and the seal ofr tlie W$0 pyel 0
Board of County Comniissioners this Juae liabilitici&.o.f saM estate r and that 17th 18S7. said petition so filed and lendi& is r SS WILLIAMSON M. ALEXANDER vSefc lor hearing n said?Circuit tfottrt ft skat. Autl Itofc Micros Con-ludi-; iho 0':.; -u'min X M
Juue .6, w4hw. r ., , jlndiana, on ihe. ' iiailirlttt: davil
- ..
lUfiiciai aav
the iScpiein her 'Jrm, 1687 of said 5
C'ourti the a mo hei ng th e 8 day of . 2
September 188?.
! Wi 1Q i 1 11 Vfi&MVlF 1 . Witness; the Clerk and seal of
1887,
Tho Laleat Stylca af all kinda o(
Kvrtfit H.m r vi .'S3
; :r: ClerK;
m
ATTORNEY AfT Law,
constant v, on KaiuV
The I nd ira" are res p?v f m i ty i n i ten
to call and insjiect'uoy stock he "ore
LOW va lie lioo d heaving thoirord elnewlicre. wnv secure PHlOl tha- indicate - f -
bargdns for. aiireV ALWAYS invcatigato fdway.a go slow. iiade--Irappy at last by bnvHir Boo a and Sho;s of , . lii, W uktsv-.
I am now h eated in my new hnild .n! : on GhHpgri' Aviuic, third door IS wi th of h'uevs coi iicr.
Deeds, AFortgagns njid other in
? mm ments in wruinu accurately' 3$
written a nci acs no wieugj men is taicenf , M
XorleetrcuS ftpeciaav; ; Money to loan. ';:,:-':v4:v::j
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