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THE SATOSflAY COURIER Hxxuy J. F&urus, Editor & Publisher. $im50 a Yeaf, Pugablem Advance The liar test uudl Beat Circulation.
UKMOCKATIC TO TUB CORK .L.H... ' .,' 1 . ..'!??!
oiueiv ci.o two ittimeuuuejv effervesce and the result is lots ol irotli, or sweetened wind, as Beasley,s girl called it. If it was uot thai these froth v memtiers must blow off ia speeches or Mow up, the v?ork would progress must faster.
Tiiev Senate has passed it? (an bill, it has been sent to tie House a ud refered to the Committee oa Ways and Means, and Mr. Mills and ctlr'w prominent democratic members of that committee have promised that ii should be reported back to the House at an early day so as to ve that body an opportunity oi Voting upon it. Usdkr onr beneficent? protection laws the proposal has been made in the Kansas legislature to pass a "three year" stay law to prevent foreclosures. Advocates of protection otherwise Latter-Day Slavery, take your medicine and don't grumble now since yon have persistently upheld, that rystem which taxes the ianaer, without compensatiou, for the benefit of the lum
ber lords and others ot whom you purchase supplies The senate did the right thing when it naseated Carpenter and refused to seat Ray. A special election will we presume be called by the governor and i&en let i he best man win, out it will liardly be Carpenter as he is disqnalided for the term for which he was elected, because of his brtbery,aud in addition thereto he has been indieted by the IJ S. grand jury and may have chance to do the state some service in a far different manner than acting as a senator.
the insufficiency of the heating apparatus in Ins own room,
It is reported that Philo will no
Sao of Lots i the City of Bloom
Whdn Cleveland was at Torre Haute a little over a year ago, il will be remembered that the excursion train from here on its return was side-tracked at Worthing ton from about 10 o'clock at night until nearly tho same hour the ui:xt morn-
nig. Ihe passengers were left in the
eoacher without light or fire. As sesult, a number of damage eat;cs have been brought, or are just ready to be brought. Thirty-seven eases were bought in Daviess county and wsre compromised at $15 eaeh.Frty seven have been or are ready to be brought in this county. Four htv been compromised at $25 each and the 53 others are now pending, wish a probability of being compromised on an average of $25 each. This will make the total sum paid for damages $1-980. That is pretty hard on the railroad com pan p. Thev not to have treated tiieir passengeis as they did, but that is making tkem pay too eeverly. Couaty News.
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Thai surplus is a dreadful bother to the United States Treasury in more ways than one. The silver vault is so over crowed that, there is apprehension that it will burst. Forty thondand wooden boxe are to be made to hold the SSOQOOO ot coin bis hand, .but now how this expensive 1 operation will benefit any one but the carpenters it is hard to see, , since the boxe will occupy3:oom, and the vault will be more.crowdeI than ever. . ; . ' As ia known to everyone a school-book trust or ririsr has
existed in this state for years. Every man sending his child to school is indirectly compelled to support his school-book combination. Many principals of schools
aiidJeounty scbooUexa miners' are believed to labor In the Interest of this thriving school book ring. The firm of VanAntwerp, Bragg, & Co.. are the people" to whom the garcnts- of school children have &een compelled for years to-pay. this tariff duty on books. An effort will be made at the present term, of tJie state legislature tc change Iheprder of things regarding school bioks, to see if they cannot be obtained cheaper and changed as often asheretafore. If: the members oi the 'legislature adjourn without accoenpUshmg somethiug beneficial in this line they will receive the scroB condemnation of the peo-4Ie-f the en l ire state. r f rie n.d Applegate of 'the Son- Albany Ledger, wlior is a mvm her of tire, present legislature no doubt spoke from experiatjce when he wrqte the follow- ; iug to his paper and there is tn;ih in ivnat he says: "It seems strange to persons who have v never been, through ; the mill that it takes so long: to i grind a grist of legislative measures. If. all men were of one mind oft if all the majority were, the work could speedily be ac--compiished. But ;witb one hundred and fifty men in the two bodies there are a variety of r msndsmany of them variable. And there are always found, among that many Americans, a proportion, whose minds seem to act on the stodlibc powder prihcipie! Whenever you pour one portion, or one idea on top of in
COSTRIBUTIOX3 UY THE COURIElfs CORPS OF COKKSFOXINC.
SALT CREEK, Are von going to send your true a valentine? For Sale A good single barrel shot guo. Apply to the writer ol these items. We learn that Mrs. JJary Hash contemplates g Ding to Jissouri in short time.
James Bnugh and Miss Lizzie
Outright wcie married recently. More weddings expected soon. Won't say anything about the ground hog this week, except thai he saw his own shadow. Only this and rothing more. Andrew Robertson .director of the Lampkins school, district No. 2, In
forms us that a woxI-Ijousq wili be
built in that district this ve'arl Next to the county papers, Farm and Fireside has the most subscrib
ers of any other newspaper in our
township, k The old reliable Ciucin-
uats Weekly Eoquirer comes next.
Wearo sladto learn that Mr- J.
W. Berry, of Ninden, La., has been
appointed assessor of the Parish, in
which he reside, by the Governor
of that Sta te. Noth i ng plea sea n s
better than to see valiant old Dem
ocratic veterans like father Berry reward vl in their old days. The country schools are fast draw mg to close. Many persons, are al
ways clamori ng for longer terms of
school. We think that Cve moths of
school a year is surely a very rea
donly period, and that there is no particular necessity for longer terms
Oar ancestors got education by at
tending a short subscription school
each year, and many of them being
Compelled to walk three or four miles
to reach school- J. B. E-
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longer uo upnor w wie-Mauuy. oi ut r . ;nirton, Indiana. th me hii..r t
country as she refuses to send a j ihVquent otf laxes for the vwlr 18S7
Anderson tas. II. lot 55, value 6200, delinquent taxes
exercises of the 22nd l'o Feb.
Will Boland while working with
s me nitric acid 1 uesday, accident
ally spilled some on his hands burn
ing them severely. His clothes were
a so burned wherever the acid
touched them. Dr. VanNuys dress-
e d h is w o n n d s a n d h e w e u t h o me to
Mitchell for repairs.
01J1TUARY. Lulu Ke.ith, a sUideut in the pre
paratory department, died last Sunday night at 10 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs Alexander,eorner Col
lege avenue and third street. A bout three weeks ago she was attacked by a very acute form of typhoid
pneumonia wnicn resulted in ner
death. The funeral services were held Tuesday morning, conducted by Rev. Halstead and Profs. Beck and Atwater, at the M. JS. Church. The body was interred in the White
Hall cemetery, six miles West of this city. She was a girl of more than ordinary ability aud energy, and will be sndly missed by aU whose pleasure it was to be a associate with her. By her death the students of the preparatory seho 1 lose a kind and faithful classmate, a warm friend, and bright star in their midst.She ever looked forward to a higher and nobler spheres tnvinr at all times to make her life an exemplary one, and to better the condition of those around her. She was a devoted Christian, and died in full triumph of a living faith.She passed from a world of pain and care, aud has gone to join her father and brotheTwho, but a short time ago preceeded her to realms of beauty. The bereaved family has thesympathi of the entire school of which she was a student. , . W.
This world is too much inclined to kick a man he is down. If a man unthoughtedly happens to take a little too much liquor, some one exposes him, and then everybody gives him a kick. If a man becomes financially embarrassed, kicking is all the sympathy he receives from hisfellowriuan. Should misfortune overtake him and involve, him in trouble, all his former friends, as a general rule, are ready to give him a kick still further down in the "slough of despond." It seems to be human nature to kick a man when he is down. It should uot be so, however. There is no christian or moral principal in such action. Our plain duty is to assist and raise up our fellow-men in everything that conduces to their happiness and prosperity, should this principle be followed out, there would not be so many men to conclude that life is not worth the living.The number of suicides would greatly diminish.
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Notice to Non-Residents, Stale of Indiana, Monroe County, ss: In th- Circuit Court of Monroe Conn 3, in the Slate ol' Indiana. Lhas G Uorr, admr. with the will annexel,of Kben Now ton f deceased.
notice OFcrrr treasure &u
Allen Israel, lot 2-1 Young's addi-
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I V . I4 0IllJlt.il . Bollenhaoher Estate, lots Nos. 349 Vai.Heyning, Tim i m and 350. p u t lot 121), value of Brown, diehard delinquent tuxes DO. ! Hrowu, Ensign Nf Brown John and wife, lots Young's 1 Brown, and Fanny ndoilion, Nos. IS. 10 and- 20, vuiue:J Church.
$575, deliuqucnt taxes $17.1U j February Term, 1889. Boilenbai her Sons, pait ha. 20vval- j BE IT KNOWN, Tliut an thuS7th ue $150. delinquent 4 axes $11. 07, j dny of Dreeiohcr 188ft the u!n,ve
Notice of Application for License.
University
The Phi Delta's now boast of a new $500 piano. The faher of E. O. Jones paid him. a visit this week. Miss Katie Collins is visiting her brother Harvey this week. Frank AxtelPs father paid him a
. visit the last of last week.
Shepardson and Richardson are the latest additions to Philo. The University was fairly represented at the show this week. Prof. Boone proved a great success the reception committee. Hon. M. Mathewsy of Spencer, visited Hiram Monica!. Tuesday. Prof. Bryan delivered the lecture at Greencastle Sunday afternoon, ... RHey Kyle, of Cedarvillej Ohio, visited college as the guest of Miss Murdock this week. Phi Gam gave a pleasant social at her hail Mond ay night. M asi o, dancing, refreshments. &c, were indulged in, J-. W. Fesler, of r87, came down with the legislative committees to shake hands with his many Bloom
ing' friends.
John BickneH, of Lincoln, Nel., was in town this week. He. was called to the death bed of his half sister Miss Lon Keith. Oscar Craven, of Prep. 5 8 8, passed through Itere Saturday from Benton township where he has j ust closed a successful term of school. The lecture Sunday afternoon will be givon by Dr. J D. P. John, of DePanw. His subject is : "Religion and the Law of Continuity." J. H. Henry, County Sup't. of Morgan county, came down with the legislative committee and staid over Sunday with the Morgan county boys. . Dr. Dahney has been compelled to hear his classes in the Physical
I laboratory this week on account of
Lorenzo M. Knight, a male m habitant of the State of In Jiana,ami over the age ol twenty one ears,now gives notice to the citizens ol the City of Bloomington, indiann, to tin citizens of Bioommifton township. Monroe county, Indiana, and to Uu citizens of the Second Vard of . said city of Bloomington, that he, said Lorenzo M.Knignt,will at the March Term , 1889, ol the Board of Commissioners of said county, apply to the said Board of Commissi oners, for a license to sell intoxication liquors to wit; spirituous, vinous and malt liquor?, in a less quantity than a quart at a lime for one year, and to be drank on the premises where sold towit: A part of in-lot number one hun dred and sixty one, iu said second wui'd in said city of Bloomington, Monroe co u n t', Indiana, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning twenty -two feet Irom the Southeast cd.nor of said lot running thence North twenty-two feet, thence West twenty-four feet, thence South twenty-two feet, thence East twenUfour feet 10 the place of begini iug. LORENZO M. KNIGHT. February 8ih, 1889, Notice oi Application for License.
The undersigned a male person over che age of twenty one years and an inhabitant of the city of Bh.omington, and the count of Monroe, and Sute of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Blooiriiiton and of -the Firt Ward of said city, and of Bloomington township hi said county of Monroe and .stale of Indiana, that he will at the March Term 1889, of t he Board of Commissioners of the county of Monroe State of Indiana, apply to said Hoard for a
license to sell in toxica tin
to wit. spiritoui, vinon, and mait
liquors iu less quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one vear, with the privilege of allowing the same to he drank on the p'eurisrs upon which he desires, to sell said Spin tons. Vs nous and Malt liquor-, ami 1 he premises being siluaVed in the First Ward of said city of Bloom iiigton, County of Monroe and Slate of Indiana, ani described as lojlows, to wit: Part of in-lot number one hundred and thirty in the city of Iiloouiiuglon Bloomington township, Mcmrie cnnty, Indiana, wjiich part of said in-lot is bounded and described as follows to wit; Beginning at the Northwest cor ner of said iu lot number one ln died aud thirty running thence South twenty-nine teet," rm.nrna thence East twenty five l'eet,runninr thenee North twenty-nine feet, running thence West twenty-five feet to the place of beginning. WILLIAM A, .STOCKWELL. February 8th, 1880,
Campbell John K , lot 173. value $200, delinquent taxes g4 30. Dunn Felix Estate, part lot li7, value of $!,000, delinquent titxes $52. IS. jDuuii 4t Alexander.pnrt southeast quarter so -lion J12, tonu 9, tango 1 vist value of $250, delinquent taxes $8.25 Fields Mollie, lots 180 and 73.val ue of $1,1511, delinquent taxes $25.37 Gaber Anderson, lot 61, Davis1 addition, value of $20. delinquent taxes $2.81, Guthrie Alexander, outh.t 01. value 200. delinquent taxes $8 57. Harrohl W W, lot 73, value $000. delinquent taxes $4. 16. yartman Mel in da,. lot SI, value $170, delinquent taxes $3 97. Hen son Andrew, part lots 35 and
27 Da vis add ition, value $00, dehn queut taxes $1 82. Hinds Joanna Estate, lots 283 and 2S-1, value $200, delinquent taxes $5 tt. liudges Margaret A, part outlot 72 value $350, delinquent taxes $7.13. Meadows Mary C. lots 35 and 3S, Dunn's addition, value $1,32:5, delinquent taxes 57,31. May George W.part lot 9, Young's addrtion. value $225. delinquent taxes $7 16, McPhcetii'S Jennic,1ot 23.C)rchards add it ton, value $75 doTiuqU'isut taxes 3.20. Pinkslon Daniel, lot So, ?avis addition,vaiue of $90, uelinquent taxes $0 2ft, Roddy Bessie, part ontlots 38 and 15, value of $75U, delinquent taxet $16,38. Rogers I Milton, lots Nos. 41, 16, IS, 50, 52, 53, 51, and 60, Davis' ad ditiou, delinquent taxes $1000, Stone W in and Kiln Stone, part
out lot 60, value of $100, .delinquent taxes $113.80. Seward Hros, lots 259 and 260. val ue of 2,800, delinquent taxes $01,67 Snowden Is;.ac. lot 3, Youngs addition, value of $175-, delinquent fcixvs $9 11. William Louisa J, Fairview addi Lion, lots 18, 20 23, 24, 2&, and 26, value if 1,900, del iuquiut taxes 36.98. City Cleik's Office.' ) li'oomington, Indiana.) I, Robert O. Greeves, Cierk ol said City, do hereby ccrtifiy that tin foregoing is a true ami. correct list af lands and lots returned and re maining delinquent tor non payment ol Lixus for the year 1887 and form er yeais, uieluOiug penalty, interest, and cost of advertising, and also the taxes of the current year, as returned by Henry &. Bates, Treasurer of saio City, and that the same were duh recorded ae the law directs. ROBEIU C. GRKKVRS. ...... City Clerk, tanuaiy 15th, 1889. City Clerk's Ollice. ) Bloomington, Indiana, f Notice is hereby given, that so much of the lots and lands contained in the foregoing list as may, be n accessary to discharge the txes due thereoiii, or due from the owner Hereof at the time of sale, will be old at public auUon at the Cour.t House door, in the City of Bloom i n tou , Co nu tv of M o n ro e, a n d S ' a te of Indiana, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m., on the second Monday of Feb ruary, 1889, the same being the 11th day of February, and continuing from day to dav until all are S'dd, HENRY S- BATES, City Treasurer. January 15 th,- 1SS0. j
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named plainiitf, by Micrs & Corr attorney?, filed in the tliee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon
roe county, in the State ot Indiana,
Ijis (worn complaint against ihe above named defendants and on the 27th day of December 1888, the sa;d plainti tf fde.d iu the Clerk's olllc- the aUidaVit ol a competent person. show ing that said defendants Ensign Newton, Lois C Hears,, iannah K Van Hevning,Th alia Brown, RichaM Briwn, Ens 1 n N Brown and Fanny J Church each and all are not rest dents ot the Stale ol Indiana, and aid plaintiff haing by endorsement on said complaint required the defmdants to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto, on
the 26th dav of Ftbruarv 1889.
NOW THEREFORE, said deffcidants last above named each are hereby notified of the tiling ami pen I-
Lencv of said complaint against eac h
of thcm,and that unless they appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the 2611 day of February 1889, tne sam! being the 20th judicial dav of a ntru ot said Court, to be begun and held at the Court iouse in the City ot Bloondngion, on the 1st Monday in February 1889, said complaint, and the matters and things therein eon tatned aud alleged will le heard and determined in their a licence, ENOCH FULLER. Clerk, Mouroe Circuit Court. Miers & Corr attys for plaintiff.
To the Tax Payers ot the City of Bloom . 114 ton. Notice is hereby given that the Tax Di pj.eate of 18S8 for tle C y of Bloomington is now in mv hands rea $ for collection . 'the rate of taxation on eaeli 100.00 valuuMon for G-iiieial ani
Si. (ial purposes and ior Poll Tax
is as toMtiws: OExnuAL :ruxKj;rAL purposes. Po'l tax Fitly eonis (50c.) On each $100 -Srventv vAiita (70c.) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL BONDS. On each $100 Elovmi cents (11c.) Poll tax One aud II ft y uuudrcdUis dollars ($1 50.) SPKOIAL ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PURPOSES On ouch $100.00 Special School Eighteen cents (18c.) On each $100.00 Special TuitionSix teen cents (lo'e,J SINlv'NO FUND. On each $100 Five cents (uc.) A onnaltv often percent will he added on all tax not paid before the v 3d Monday of April 1S89. The ofllce of City Treasurer is in room No. 1, up stairs ox?v the grocery store ot J. . B. Clark's, Bloom iugton, Indiana. A r HENRY S. BATES, ! City Treasurer. Doc. 12th, 1888.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT OF ESTATE. In the matter of the estate 0! Georpe R. Moore, deseased. In the jlfonroc Ciicuit Court, Feb ruary tenn 1888. Notice is hereby given, That the undemgnctt, a9 Executor of the will of George B. Moore deceased, lias presented and hed bis account and vouchers in Una I settlement ot said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination aud action ot said Citvini-, on the 6th day of February, l8c9, at which time all pers -ns intercstetl in said estate are required to appear in said Court I ud show cause, it any there be, win -aid account and voucuers should uot be appiov ed . And the heirs of said estate, and all otoers interested therein, are als lieivhy required, at; the time and
j place afori'naid, to appear an I mak
proot 01 their heirship or claim to any part of said estate, GEORGE W. MoHEtfttE, Executor. Dec. 1 2th 1885.
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NOTICE OK ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby givenv that the nUileisiLTJictl has been appointed by the Cierk ot Circuit Court - of Moo ro; county, State of Indiana, aduiini srator with the will annexed of the
iquois 'estate of Eicu Newton late of the
Slate ol Ohio, deceased. Said estate is suppled to be insolvent CARLES G. CORR, Administrator. December 27th, ' Miers & Corr attvs.
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Ren 0. Smith and his 1011 Dell may now be found at the Dunn corner. Call and see them when you want anj thing in the .grocery line. A full and fresh stock of groceries by the new Jinn of
Red CI Smith & Son at tire Dunn corner. Give us a trial; we will bell at the lowest (itrurea
A nice, frepb slock ol staple, and fancy groceries, at Charley MePheetors1, the ok!
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N0TI03 OF IHSOLVINCY, . In the'; matter of the es Sate of
; Nancy D GiHaspy deceased.-
In tluMonroo Circuit Court No. 132. 3 ... : Notice is hereby given that upon petition tiled in said Court by
Charles G . Corr, administrator of
said estate, setting up the iTisufiici ency of the estate of said decedent lo, pay ihe debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court ; did, on the 13 , h day ot September.. 1888. find said-estate to he probably insolvent, and order the same to he setUed accordihglv. The creditors of
aid estate aro therefore !irely noti-
lei of such insolvency, and required Vp file thei r claims against said estate 5 for allowance. "r, . , . Witness, The Clerk and seal of
ho ul Court, at Bloomington, Indiana
.hra 22 nd dav of 'September J8S8; t 0011 FULLER, Cierk. Notico of ;?inal Settiement,
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Mon roe ; con n tyi'8 tite of Indian Aiacj
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