Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 February 1889 — Page 4

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The Republicans at Martins ille be!d a meeting the othei day for the purpose of direelinj en. Hamson how to divide the spoils of office in that locality after March 4tfe , They assqine that Gen. Harrison, as soon as Le, takes his scat, will ignore all his views on the civil service laws, and begin to remove all Democrats to make room ior Republican place hunters. They resolved that; they would hold an election forPostmaster, and

i then selected a; candidate for " 'i United State? Marshal, to; they said, relievPresident Harrison from the embarrasrment of being s petitioned They are a very magnanimous, but Hungry, lot ' -v of Republicans over at Martinsville. Z I1 The Republicans of the State Senate spent a whole day last week talking soldier. Barney I Burns, ot Martinsville, was fired

from a place by the Doorkeeper, and it broke the hearts of those

RepubiicaM who love the sold-

ier--we should say Lis vote: notwithstanjl Barney is an alleged Democrat and an alleged

soldier. But a few Republicans

were bold enough to , speak their sentiments; Senator DeMotte

din so when be said in the Sen-ate:

I have more respect ir Longstreet and Mos5y than I have fps any soldier who fought them and after the war was over eame home and voted the Democratic ticket," and closed his "oration"

by sayingii "I am in favor of

placing Democratic Union soldiers in a cage and putting the cage in a menagerie."

BOYHOOD DAYS OF A PIONEER 1N.BLOOMLSGTON.

many of them have taken their flight to a better world and now at rest. The Courier is a welcome visiter in my house. Tell J. B. E. of Salt Creek, to have things all ready for the next campaign ! may

not be here hut if I am I will help

Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, mother ef JohnD, Morgan, was born in Shelby co., Ky., May 31st, 1807. Her mother died in 1811, thus she was left an orphan at tbe age of four years. She came to this State in 1816. Her father first settled in

CITY DKLiMSNT LIST.

Notice to Non-Eesidenta, Stae of Indiana, Monroe County,

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him. Should be pleased to see you Jackson co., it then being a wilder-

down in the Sunny South.

Trulj Yours : Sa, J. W. Berry.

Always a full stock of fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand Jlock.

County

courier's

contributions by the

corps of correspondence.

; Minden La., Feb. 6th, 1889. Editor Gocrier ; In the issue of the Courier. under the date ot Feb. 2. I read ait article Sloomington Seventy Years Old," it? calls to my mind my boyhoai days. I was 70 years oH the 12th-of last -Jane, and well remember the town of Bloommgton forty-two year ago- When a small boy have gone to Bloomington on 'old Charley" with apples or a dressed? goose for old madam Owens the wife of a merchant4 My father left Yincennes in company with John Givens in the year 1813 or 1814 np the Wabash and then White river as far as they, could on a Keel boot; landed and, moved, out

in the wilderness to the head of Indian Creek, and their located and purchased: lands at the land sales at Vincennes and had to go 60 miles to mill, and a few years afterwards to Salt Creek for their salt.1 t was born on Indian Creek in 1813, and many names mentioned in the Courier I remember When a boy 60 y ears ago Joshua Howe, Aquiha Kogers, Barnes Borland, Dr. Max velland McCoUongh and Alex Owens, J5f en ry Batter ton were mer chants. I think my old friend is under-a mistake as to John M Berry selling or handling liquor, he was my own cousin and formerly resided in NewHarmony; - Before moving to Bloom ing ton he married a lady near my father's;- and a better woman never lived nor died, a good ehristian. Aostin Seward I knew--weil,he was a blaeksminth and I have carried on the old gray to Biopmington many a bag of wool to Orchard's carding machine. I do not remember who waspthe member to the legislatvre 60 years ago, but I remember a printer in Bloomington who ran for the legislature and was defeated- by a handsome majority ; he announced liis name as a candidate for ten years if (not sooner elected, and the ninth year he was - elected as a member from Monroe county ; his name was John Brandan and was the owner of the paper published in Bloom ington My father Joseph Berry was the first county jndge in Monroe county and first held his court in a private logi houses this was' before I was born. The article in the Courier callsito mind long ago and when I.read it, oh how sad. My mother sleeps' in death near your city. I Jove old Indiana though I have resided in the- Sunny South for fifty-four long years from my youth. Say to then and now that it is a pleasure to look over the names of those I knew long ago though

SALT CREEK. Thomas Hash has gone to Texas. Perry Butcher has bought a new wagon. Asa White has caught several foxes this winter. Jlathias Kent will soon move to a farm near White Hall. There seems to be an unusal number of dogs in this township. Daniel Fatton has moved to Eli Borufls farm South of Bloom ington, There was a shooting maSch at the Knight school-house last Saturday. j. B. Lampkins and Mac Cox, of Benton township, will take a trip to Florida soon. ' Joseph Jacobs and wife after a pleasant visit,returued to their home in KansasLewis Stephens has sold his mrm consisting of 40 acres, to 2foward Richardson, price 600. Mrs. Sarcpta Dearman's school at No. 4, Benton township closed Feb. 5th, with a spelling match at night. It is rumored thai there will soor another regular reporter for tluCourier from this township.Always room for one more. The following is a list of township trustees of Monroe county, in 1869 : Jas S. Gentry, Beanblossom; Henry Wt Miller, Washington; Joshua

Stepp, Marion; Pleasant Robertson,

Benton; Martin L.Snodgrass, Bloom

ington; Gilbert K. Perry, Richland; John T. Ellcr, Van bu red; Joseph I) Handy, Perry; John Lucas, Salt Creek ; Joshua B. Blackwell, Polk; John M. Stultz, Clear Creek ; Picas ant Fossett, Indian Creek. Several of he above named gentlemen have since died.

Thefollowing named citizens of Salt Creek township were soldiers in the Jexican and Civil wars: Mexican war Coleman A. Carter, Silas Chandler, S. C. Pa3Tne, John Knight, Sr., Jesse Brown and Reubep S. Skiryin . Civil war Wm. Fender, Joseph W ampler,S.C. Payne, Sas. O, Baxter, Wm Nunn, Milton

Butcher, J. H. Butcher, Wm Duncan, Joseph Parnell. James Sput-Hers Melviti Southers, Joseph Shields, Thomas Shields, Francis Payne, Frederic Sexton, Fielden Sexton, T. J. Lanpkins, Andrew J. Lam king, Jos Lin psey, Nathan Hill, Andrew Jacobs, Milton Mvers, N. B. Peterson, Andrew- Chandler and other. At one draft during the Civil war 19 men were drafted in Salt Urrek. J. B. E - ' m mm --Groceries delivered free and; prompt, by M. Whitaker. Durand Block.

ness. In 1817 ho removed to this

couuty bringing the deceased and J

her two brothers, David May and

John May with him. She was mar

ried to Absalom Morgan in 1S24; raised a family of 7 sons and one

daughter. All are living and were present at the funeral except one sou who died some years ago. She , united with the Baptist church over!

40 years ago and has lived a consistent christian life ever since. Her husband died in 1S49.

Sale of Lots in the City of Bloominntikn 1 nil I n ii n tlii'i coixin llliinf 1 1

. 1 ... . ..... i tvon Coun , in the btate ot Indiana. hnoueiit on taxes lor the vcar I87

and former years. Anderson Jas, H. lot 55, value 200. delinquent, taxes fcll.00. Allen Israel, lot 2i Young's addition, value $125, delinquent taxes $8.35.

Bpllenbacher Estate, lots Nos. 349 VanHeyning, Thalia and 350, part lot 129, value of $06.75 Brown Richard

In the Circuit Court of Monroe

Chas G Corr, admr.

with the will anuexed,of Ebon Newton deceased, vs. Ensign Newton, Lois

C Mears, Hannah K

JNo. 160G.

NOTICE OF CITY TRExiSlJllEH.

delinquent taxes $35.90.

Brown, Ensign 5,

Brown John and wilejots Young's ! Brown, and Fanny

Take your country produce to Charley MoPheetersGreeves' old stand, Try Charley MePheeters' new grocery, Greeves' old "stand. A&AIN READY FOE BUSINESS

FRANK DOBSON

Has arisen from the ashes, and is again prepared to do all kinds of BLACXSMG anil WAGON WORK,

As he lost heavily by the late fire he hopes that all his old customers, and many new one, will give him a call. Cor. College A v. and 4 th at. VAN DA LI A LINE.

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addition. Nos. IS. 10 and 20, value $575, delinquent taxes 17.1(5. Bollcnbftcher Son?, pait lot 20vvalue $150. delinquent taxes 11. 67, Campbell John li., .lot 173, value $200, delinquent taxes L4 30. Tiun Felix Estate, part lot 157, value of $21,000, delinquent tuxes $52.18. iunn fe Alexander. part southeast quarter se.-lion 32, town 9; range 1 west value of $250, delinquent taxes $S.25 Fields Mnllio, lots 1SG and 73.val

J Church.

February Term, 18S9. BE IT KNOWN, That an the27th day of December 188t9, the above named plainliU', by Micrs & Corr attorneys, filed in the.ilice of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe coun t in the State ot Indiana, bis sworn complaint against the above named defendants and on the 27th day of December 1SS8, the said plaintHfiiled in the Clerk's olHce the atlidavit ot a coin pete ut person,showing that said defendants Ensign

Newton, Lois 0 Mears, iannah K

ue of i,450, delinquent taxes $25.37 j VanHcvning.Thalia Brown, Richard

Gaber Anderson, lot 51, Davis addition, value of $20. delinquent taxes $2.S4. Guthrie Alexander, outlet CI. value $200. delinquent taxes $8.57. Harrold W W, lot 73, value $600. delinquent taxes $4.16. 7artman Melinda, lot 21, value $170, delinquent taxes $3 97. Hen son Andrew,part lots 35 and 27 Davis' addition, value $60, delinquent taxes 4.82. Hinds Joanna Estate, lots 283 aid 284, value' $200,. delinquent taxes $5 38. Hodges Margaret A, part outlot 72 value $350, delinquent taxes $7,13. Meadow "Mary C. lots 35 and 38, Dunn's addition, value $1,325, delinquent taxes $57,34. May. George W,part lot 9, Young's addrtion, value $225. delinquent

taxes $7 46.

Steady . employment guaranteed. Salary and expenses to suecessful men. Appl' it once stating age. .Mention this paper CHAS BROTHERS COMPANY. Rochester, N, Y.

Notice of Application for License.

SKETCH. OF AN OLD CITIZEN.

Enxroie Courier: I see in your good paper of January 19th, that my friend Jossph Berry, formerly of Monroe county', but now living in Minden, La., was appointed by the Governor as Assessor of the Parish- in which he lives. As .Mr. Berry has referred to me in a former commnnication as he being related' to my wife, , I will proceed to give a short sketch of his life ; he is- the son of Judge Joseph Berry, a man well known in he early settling of Monroe country he then lived on Indian creek, where Harmony was located, in 1820, Harmony was built in 1325. Judge Berry was one of the organizers of Harmony, he was a man of influence and an able preacher in the Christian denomination land at one time Judge of our court and also county surveyor. In 1832 he sold his farm to Dudley C. Smith whose widow owns and still lives on it, and obtained from Gen Jacob B. Lowe, then Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court, a certificate with seal of office attached thereto, to the high standing of the Bearer, together with about $1,500, Joseph the subject of this sketch, was then about fifteen years old, his father .died about the time reach his destination, but Joseph having decended from good ancestors continued to grow and prosper until he reached his present honorable position. In November 28th, 1834.1 was married to Mr Berry's cousin, and neice of

'Cob.Wro.Berry,a former Represent

ative of our county,.having lived together continuously ever since. H er name5 was,JBverline T. Highf . W. N. ROSUERIIY. Fcbuary 12th, 1889. J

Lorenzo M. Knight, a male inhabitant of the State of In Han a, and over the age ol twenty one years,now ives notiee to the - citizens of the City of Bloomington, Indiana, to lht: citizens of Bioomington township, Monroe county, Indiana, and to the citizens of the Second Ward of said city of Bloouington, that he, said Lorenzo M.Knight,wiU at the March Term, 1889, o l 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 liquors, in a less quantity than a quart at a time for one year, and to be drank on the premises whensold towit: A part of in lot number one hun dred and sixty one, in said second ward in said city ot Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, and rnoie particularly disenbed as follows: Beginning twenty-two feet from the Southeast co. nor of said lot running thence North twenty-two fee M hence Wrest twenty-four feet, thence South twenty: two feet, thence East twentyfour feet to the place of.bcjgibtriiig LORENZO M. KNIGHT. February 8th, 1889Notice of Application for License.

McPheeters Jenn le,lot 23,Orcharcls adlitton, value $75,delinquent taxes $3.20. rinkston Daniel, lot 35, Davis' addition,value of $90, delinquent taxes $6 26, Roddy Bessie, part ontlots 38 and 45. value of $750, delinquent taxes $16.38. Rogers I Milton, lots No??. 44, 48, 4S,50, 52, 53, 54, and DO, Davis1 addition, delinquent taxes $40,00. Stone Wm and Ella Stone, part out lot 60, value of $100, delinquent taxes $113.80. Seward Bros, lots 259 and 260, value of 2,800, delinquent taxes $91,07

Snowden Isaac, lot 3, Youngs addition, value of $175, delinquent foxes $ 14. William Louisa J., Fairview addi tion, lots 38, 20. 23, 24, 25, and 20, value of 1,900, delinquent taxes $36.9S. City Clerk's Offlee. B'oomftigton, Indiana, f I, Robert O, Greeves, Clerk cf said City, do hereby ccrtihy ths.t the foregoing is a true and correct list af lands a ad lots returned and remaining delinquent for non payment ol taxes for the year IS 87 and former yeats, including penalty, Interest, and .coat of advertising, and also ihe taxes of the current year, as returned by Henry S. Bates, Treasurer of said City, and that the same were duly recorded &s the law directs. 110 BE R I C. GREKVKS, City Clerk, tantiAi v -idth, 1S89, City Clerk's Office. Bloomington, Indiana. J Notice is hereby given that so much of the lots and lands contain-

may be

the taxes

due therecn, or due from the owner thereof at the time of sale, will be sold at public aution at the Court House door, in the City of Bloom ingtou. County of Monroe, and Sate of Indiaua, beginning at 10 o'clock a, m., on the second Monday of Feb rnary, 1S89, the same being the 11th day of February, and continuing from day to dav until all are sold, HENRY S-'BATfiSs City Treasurer. January 15th, 1889,

Brown, EnKign N Brown and Fanny

J Church each and nil are not residents ot. the .Stale '-of Indiana, and said plaintiff having by endorsement on said complaint required the defendants to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto, on the 26th day of February 1S89. NOW THEREFORE, said defendants last u hove named each are hereby noli lied of the filing and pend

ency of said complaint against each of thousand that unless they ajpear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the 26th day of February 1889, the same be; ing the 20tli judicial da.v of a term ot said Court, to be begun and held at the Court Zonae in the City of BlooniiiigWin, on the 1st Monday in February 1889, said complaint, and the matters and things therein con tained and alleged will be heard and determined in their absence, NOCH FULLER.' Clerk, Monroe Circuit Court. -Sliers 4 Corr attys for plain i iff.

saass

ed in the lorescorns list as

neccessarv to discharge

The undersigned a male person over che age of twenty one years and an inhabitant pf the city of Bhomington, and tire' county of Monroe, and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Bloomington and of the First Ward of said city, and of Bloomington township in said county of Monroe and state of Indiana, that he will at the March Term 18S9, of the Board of Commissioners of the county of Monroe State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors to wit. spirftou?, vinous, and malt honors in less quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on the p-emises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vs nous and Malt liquors, and the premises being situated in the First Ward of said city of Bloom ington, County of Monroe and State of Indiana, and described as follows, to wit: Fart of in -lot number one hundred and thirty in the city of Bloomington Bloomington township, Monroe county, Indiana, which part of said in-lot is bounded and described as follows to wit: Beginning at the Northwest cor nor of said tn lot number one hundred and thirty running thenceSouth twenty-nine feet, running thence East twenty -five feettrunning thence North twenty nine feet, running thence West twenty-Ove feet to the. place of beginning. WILLIAM A. STOCK WELL. February 8th, 1880.

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SALESMEN WAN FED Good pay .No previous experience required, TPritQ ine before you engage for my terms My. system insures success to energetic working man This is an excel leu t chance for a good position. Salary from start or big commission. Local or permanent employment Apply to Fred. E Young, Nurseryman, Roehester,N. Y-

NOT1CE OF ADMINISTRATION Notiee is hereby given, that the tin dei signed has been appointed by the Cierk of Circuit Court of Mon roe county, State of Indiana, admiui strator with the will annexed of the estate of Ebon Newton late of ihe State ol Ohio, deceased. ( Said estate is supposed to be insolvent QIIAULES G. CORR, Administrator. Decern her 27th, 1888. aliors .fe Corr attys.

Ren 0. Smith and his son Dell may now be found nt the Dunn corner. Call and see them when you want anything in the grocery line.

A lull and fresh stock of groceries by the new firm of

Ilea 0. Smith & Son at the Dunn corner. Give us a trial; we will sell at the lowest figures A nice, freeh tock o! staple tdul fancy groceries, at Charley AloPliecteni', the old Greeves corner.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF INSTATE. In the matter of the estate ol Georpe B. Moore, deseased. In the Jlbnrne Circuit Court, Feb ruary term 1SS8. Notice is hereby given, That the u n d e rign et , a Exec n to r oft h e will of George B. Moore deceased, has presented and fried his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will

come up for the examination and action ol said Circuit, on the 6th day of February, 1S89, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, it any there be, winsaid aceount and voiicners should not be approved . And the heirs of said estato, and all others interested therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear an.l make proof ol their heirship or claim to any part of said estate. GEORGE W. McIIElSRY, Executor. Dec. 12th 1885.

A KSEAT MASASIHS.

Kio Cersiurs' for 1889.

Tjf ilK question h?.3 often Wei ji asked, 'to what docs 'Ilu

To the Tax Payers of the City of Blooming ton. Notice is hereby given that the Tax Dr plicate of 188S for the C'ky of Bloomington is now in mv hands ready for collection. The rate of taxation on each $100.00 valuation for General and Special purposes and ior Poll Tax is as follows: GENERAL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. Poll tax-Fifty cents (50c.) On each $100 Seventy cents (70c.) SPECIAL ADDITION AT. 1JOXDS. On eaeh 100 Eleven cents file.) Poll tax One aad fifty hundredths dollars ($1 50.)

8PECIAT. ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PURPOSES On euch $100.00 Special School - Eighteen cents (18c.) On each $100.00 Special Tuition Sixteen cents (l6e,) SINKIKO FUN DM On each $100 Five cents (5c.) A penalty of ten per cent will be added on all tax not paid before the' 3d Monday of April, 1839. The office of City Treasurer is in room No. 1, up stairs over the grocery store ot J. B. Clark's, Bloom ington, Indiana. HENRY S. HATES, City Treasurer. Dec. 12th, 1588.

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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY. In the matter of tbe estate of Nancy D. Gill as py deceased. I n t h 3 Mo n roo Ci re u it. Con rt No . 132, ' Notice is hereby given that upon petition ' filed in said 6ourt by Charles G. Corr, administrator of said estate, setting up thft insufllci ency of the estate of said decedent to pay the debts and liabilities thereof, the Judge of said Court did, on the 13 tli day o! September, 1838. find said eslale to be probably insol vent, and order the sarn a to be settled accordingly. The creditors of said estate are therefore hereby notified of such insolvency aud required to file their claims against said estate f o r alio wan ce: Witness, The Clerk and seal of

said. Court, at Bloomington, Indiana'

this 22nd day of September 18S8. ENOCH FULLER, Clerk. Notice of Final Setdemsnt. Estate of Julia McGa.iia deceased. Mh the Monroe Circuit Court in t'le State of Indiana.

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. Notice .ts hereby given? . tliiit tho u n d c r s 5 gn ed 1 1 as been a ppo i n ten d by

the Clerk of the Circuit Couxt of Monroe county, State of Indiani.ad- ?

rainitrator of the estate- Hiileryi

i ay ior o oaroe , c )un ty, ue- 4 -s

ceased. Said estate: is. supposed to he insolvent; ' .1 . ' f ? '.!. ? - : , f-Z YALENTINE ( JiilNB.

Sept 26, '881

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H rAil editors, Heirs trd . ofs.iid Estate r.vo hereby., notihed., :"."r:" .,r.!;r" t?-

that Charles G Our, Administrator Supplies. He will hereafter devote i

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