Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 18, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 February 1889 — Page 4

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THE SAT B R D A Y G 9 0 R t E R Hkxry J. FEvrys, Editor & Publisher. f 1.50 a Tear, Payable in Advance ThtLarffJif mn4 ttcsf Circulation.

DEMOCRATIC TO THE COKE.

the adjournment Dr. GaHirigev, one of the retiring members of the House Mid of the committee, interrupted the proceedings, and in k neat little speech presented to Chair r an C. C. Matson an elegant $200 French

Dan Tucker and during the torch

light procession they sang it for tin special benefit of Rubin Lucas. Forrait me to give you the firt vorse,ns shall nyver lorsjet it: The wind did blow and the trees did

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at their hall Monday night. He- Notice of Application for LiceilSO. ) NOTICE OP CITY TREASURER.; t'reshnients vere served and a plens-

a:it time is icpouteo.

Philippe, oi' the Senior class, who j Hibjt(JJ)l o iw sui r of In l.-ttm!:uid

was recently caiiel home to t ne deat h bm oj" hi? mother h relumed and will resume his work iu college.

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The inaugural ball will -take place March At fa- The genera5 bawl of disappointed office-seek ers will come later.

But a few days remain for tbt legislature to do some goon work. The election law aad the anmkilatiaa of the school hook trust are the most inportant things to be done.; i The Protection boom" continues to sain force as the time approaches for the induction oi the new administration into office. Last week's failure?, strikes, wage roductions,8uspentfions, ehut-do w ns and trust iormatrons were ahead of the records Ihejcountry can settle down to twenty years of assured s" protections," exclaimed the - organs after election, and it looks as if the country had taken them at their word. During the last years of lie- - publican rule, before the election . of President Cleveland, a " favorite term .applied to their pol itical opponents by the. Republicans was "the hungry and thirsty Democris"- if the only suiting star ot the Democracy in its struggle to regain control of the government was the prospect of filling the offices. But upon t he advent of the Democrats to power it was discovered that there was no unseemly rush for office, and that in many instances President Cleveland could only fill import

ant fMcihAni jaiior tflnf!ftrinT

them thenr to several persons in suecession,and then usicc strong personal pressure to accomplish his ends So the term finally fell into disuse as applied to Democrats, but there appears to be no good reason why it should not be again taken up and fastened to the party which it appropriately fits the Republican. Certainly, no such wild rush for the flesh-pots of the government ha ever- been witnessed in the history of the Republic as at : this time- Invspeaking of this state of affairs, the Indianapolis

Journal the persoriaL organ of

Gen. Harrison, says: , "If General Harrison is oot broken

doVn in health before his term of

office begins, it will be due ..to his

constitutional vigor and endurance,

and not to the consideration of his country men. Mark the delicacy of the reference to the Republican ' spoilsmen. The pressure on hini is very great, an d con stan tly increasing. It takes the dual form of an immense mail And constant stream of visit .ore- Much of this pressure, in both forme, represents the clamor of office seekers, and is, therefore largely teiHsb and unjustifiable From any reasonable. ppin ot view, i is disgusting t? - It would seem under ihe circumstances that the .President elect might at least expect the assistance of' the - Republican leaders and the -more respectahle portion of the Republican press in beatiag down the aggressions ofi the office-seeking horderbut the leaders are quite as intent over the struggle for

piK! Cabinet places and foreign miss-

ions as t ho rank ana nle are lor the fourth-class postoESces and the positions of doorkeepers and messengers .about the departments, while the organs are engaged in whetting the appetities

I "Ithe heelers lor pap by dishon

estly attacking the Democratic management of the postal service and other branches of government, and endeavoring to create the impression that the work of making changes is of the most immediate importance anil the highest duty of patriotism. -

clock, which was contributed for ' And the lhnh did fall on RubiiVs cow, " . . ... irf1 SMli Af? !. V till! 1?M?11I I .tirAS

by M member ot the committee. T r,. voVbroudd. Una here tanukeW 1 The contest between the Junior,

Colonel Matson has been Chairman

Perh aps m any o 1: you r o t citizens

I and Se n i o r s o i t h c L re pa r a I ) r; y d e -

of the Pension Committee six years. , lu tesUfy t0 mv fit,ltcinent if theii

and Dr, Gailin-er in the course ofjmeinory U:ls nolW8aken them. Af-i

his remarks referred to tne lace um spcntllg seven yem n t!ie

A a nnsr that time there never nasi

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MATSON KEMEMIiEUED.

Washikgtos. D. C. February 15. The Committee on Invalid pensions of the House held its usaal meeting this forenoon for the consideration of private pension bills. A number of bills were acted upon iavovabij. and just before time for

been an unpleasant word exchanged between the Chairman or any member of the committee. The clock

was presented to Colonel Matson as a token oi their esteem and respect. The gift is an exceedingly fine one, the casing aDund f,he works being made of plated gold, which is exquisitely ornamented with handengraving and inlaid figures. Accompanying the time-piece was an elegant silver cigar-case, capable of holding two hundred cigars. The ckrks and other attaches of the committee had tilled the case with a lot of choice cigars, and when Chairman Matson arose to express his appreciation for the memento his colleagues had presented him. it was amid a cloud of smoke. He was visibly alFected. and it was some time before he could control ills emotion sufficiently to enable him to talk. He expressed his thanks. however,in a proper and appropriate manner. Then speeches were made by others, during the course of which pleasant allusions were made to Mr. Morrill, of Kansas, as the

.coming. Chairman of the commit

tee in the next House of Representatives. - ....... iwwaBt c- cap?There were several new trusts formed iu the country last week, notably in the sewer-pipe, stove and soft coal trades. The objects of each combination are to limit production, lessen expenses and increase 'prices. U succsssfaljthose in the ."com bines" wiii proiK to a large extent, while the people will pay more lor their coal, stoves and sewer pipes. Laboring men in these industries should receive higher wages as a result of the greater prosperity ot their cm ploy ers, but owing lo the fact that their numbers are to be reduced, and that those discharged will at once become clamorous for work, it will doubtless follow that those kept on will have to accept less pay than heretofore; if not they will be supplanted by their discharged com pan ions, who will take what they can get to keep from starving. FROM A BLOOMINGtON BOY OF ;43.

Hoosier State! returned to my old (Tar-heel) native State with my parents, who are still living, my

father being in his 7Gth year and

my mother in her 78th. We left Bloomington in October 1847. IT. A. II. Huntsville, Ala., Feb. 15,

WANTS

CEASED.

Editor Courier: A special friend of the writer was kind enough to send me' a copy of the Courier ol Feb. 2d. which was a very pleasant surprise to me though it has been 40 years since he has been in your city. Seeing a piece in the Courier headed 4Now and Then' reminded me of my boyhood uays when I used to walk the streets of your city, i have a very vivid recollection ot the place and its location and I have an idea i I was carried in your citv in midnight hours 1 would not hesitate in saying I could locate many places though I know there ha3 been many changes made,- It was quite a pleasure for me to see in vour paper the many familiar names that exist ed when 1 was a mere schoo'.-boy: Howe, Rogers, Borland, Maxwell, McOubougn, Owens, Batter ton. Young, Lucas, and many more that I could mention were it necessary. My. first school days were in .old Bloomington. The school teachers name was J. L, Tu rney a graduate of the Umvoisity 1 believe in ISi3 or 4. e taught South- of the old Bapti3j churehjthen in the West end of town. His ntxt school h taught opposite the Co v, . Church in the East end of town in a iare frame house knovvn then as tinRudicle house. In this old house I received my first and last cut of a

school switch. It any memoiv is

correct I think Ed Busk irk an iuve-lJaslrbargor were sitting with me at the time; had it been eiilicr f them that received the strike ti would not have caUMid any disturb ance for they were accustom ed to it. Seei n g th c n am e of L u cas in you; paper carried my memory back to the fall of 183 during the campaign of Polk and Dallas, Clay and Free landbyson. It was an exciting Liiuc each party doing all in i.hcir power to defeat the other siie. Just before the election the Democrats lecided to have a grand barbaeuc as the song went Rubin Lucas had fine beef which he was holding in readiness for the special occabio.ii two days before the baibacue came off a storm came up and a tree tll on the cow and 'killed it. Lucas disliking: the idea of losing his beef cared' for it the beat he could and the weather being warm the beef be

came -somewhat stale but he Lucas managed to get his beef in on time for the barbacue and succeeded in selling it to the managers but before night it leaked out ihat Rubin's beef was spoilt and that night some of the gifted boys of Bloomington arranged a, few verses to the tune ot

Bloomington, Ind,, Feb. IS, 1S39, A Card to the Public: We as

taxpayers of the city oi Bloomington and of the county of Monroe, fail to comprehend why the County Commissioners refuse to grant license to applicants that provo a good reputation, to sell whiskey, when all the citizens of Bloomington i- now that men doscil all the time wiluotii a city license, thereby del rau ding the citv ol money that should go to ' sf O the benefit of the school. Look at the state cases in almost every ecu it brought against saloon men for tin lawfully selling whisky. How many uf these cases slick? not one in ten.

partmenl vill take placejan the 28th inst. A program has been arranged and much interest is manifest.

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The lecture Sunday afternoon ' tno tuM Uo.ud of (imniiKioi:ei H,tor will he given by Prof. J. 10. Wylie, n (- j.e to scli iii'ixi-ation nqn of Preparatory department. Sub- io w ; spirisuMie, v: no-t nud malt ject : 'Keccntricitles of Literary . liqitur-, in a 1 qnnniity than a men." j quart t. a time f"1' oneynar, aul to t(T.n n i , i -i t . i j be drank on the premises where Will Bolnnd, who had his hand i . . , 4 so badiv burned with nitric a cut re- . ff.ml.1if tihnt. u wna onmrndh-d t.O A P ' 'd U lot Iiumb-r one mm

leave colleiTe, has returned and ie-

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ported lor duty. His hands are not . Xf r .. . ..ill,. j l on roe cuintv. Inoinua, ami nnne entirely healed vet. L , , . , T . J v part.eutarly discribed as on lows:

lion, iu oses i?. uann, wno nas traveled extensively in foreign countries and who has won an enviable reputation as u platform orator will deliver a lecture in the college chapel on Tuesday evening Feb. 215th, Adraissioi. 25 cents.

Dr. Jordan, a s!sred by Prof.Na'lor, gave u magic lantern show in the new college chapel Monday night for the benefit of his class iu

Geolosrv. A number of new and !

interesting views showing the -dil- ! . . ' 1 . . I 1 . .. '

lereni; .iia-:.iai lorinabions t nn .. ,. nt Mf. ,.,, t,r n,,ly,,.

To the Tax Payers ol the City of lloomiiiton. Nntuv is hereby mvoij that ihe

lux l)t p 's-ulo of iScS for 1 to, G v

ol' jioim:. a ;lon, I o i s o , lo't-joi tiU mn rfi;iou now iu is,' h-aids' ??;' us id H i j i:in i w ; -h 5 p. j t l f.p -el.:Oii . 'z

hi- iMfe of tjiNHtlon on e?o'h"l SV-0 On Valnu'iou fnr f:rn iril n i

ijn'i-ii M.i'po?eS and ior roil lax is as io!lttw-i: GKXKKAL MUNXCrFAL PURP0SKS.' Po'l tnx Fifty r-ents (o0e.) On erieh $100 -S.-vmtv cents (70c.) SPt:C!AL ADIMTMNAL BOKDS.

On efieh IMOO - Eievc-n rent (lie.) Pnl iax Om ad fii'iv hundred; ha doMnm C$1 50.) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PUUPOES On i nch CI00.C0 StMMrd School Ei i ;h teen c-m t -j ( 1 6c. ) On eaeh $10?.00 Special Tuition Sixteen cents (18e,J SINK 'NO fuho. On eaeh $100 Five coat (5c) A oennhy of ten per cent will be added on all tax not pa?d before the 3d Monday of April, 1888.

The ollice of thtv Treasurer is in? room No. I, up stairs over the grocery store ol J. B. Clark's, Bloom ". ington, Indiana. HENRY S. BATES, ! City Treasurer.Dec. 12th, 1S3S.

i died and sixty one, in said neeoiid

BcitiniiijsT iwenU- wo feet lnm ihe Ni.utbvnst cn.nerof said Jot running then eo North cweiitv-two leet .thence IfiMt twenty-four feet, thence Smith twenty-two feet, t!ienf Eat twenty -four feet o the place of heihi ing. LOHENZO M. KNIGHT. February 8th. 1889 Notica of Application for License.

The undersigned a male person

uver ihe ae of twenty one years aud

hibited with talks by the Doctor.

ington. and the county .of Mt-nroe,

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THE GREAT -FAST X AIL LINE

Dr. 11. H. Dabnej has received ! and Stole ol Indiana, herehv gives rOi.i-l tii.tttii'iilinn ftfhit! unnnimmiR notice to the citizens of BlnOffillutOJl

emotion bv the Hoard of Visitors of

the University of Virginia, to the position of Adjunct Professor ot Historical Science in that inst it 11-

finn Hp hn ftrf(nt.d thfi nhice.

8fd am nun, almost inyaribly prove j- - n $;cnt l0 Jlldfite Banta his

We cannot see the aware that the Virginia Board con

templated the establishment of an Adjunct Professorship of History at this time, his election to the position was a complete surprise.

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Reliable authority says President Harrison's Cabinet will be as follows: Sec. of State James Gr. Blaine,oi Maine. Sec. of Treasu ry W il dam W i n -dom, of Minnesota. Postmaster General John Wan auiaker, of Pennsylvania. Sec. of Navy John R. Thomas, of Illinois. Sec. of Interior J. W. Noble, of Missouri. bee. of War Jeremiah Rusk, oi Wisconsin. Attorney General W.H.H.Mille of Indiana, (The President's law partner.) Sec. of Agriculture (new office

'Warner sil er, of New York.

University Items.

Hurrah ! hurray ! ! hurroo ! ! ! Sfah, yah, yah, wahhoo! wahhooi ! '89 L U. Representative Dolan telegraphs the Courier the following. Th University bill pa-sad Senate and is novv in the hands of the Gov-

Ed L. Me Gee, Sam Hollenbacher and Theo Tread way were in Washington, Ind, last week, helping to institute a Tribe of Red Men of ninety members.

themselves clear of the ofieuse cliarg- j resignation of the chair of History

ed in the inilictirent against them, as io J, U. Inasmuch as She was un-

above state

propriety of refusing to grant license to good men thai would keep and conduct a quiet hou.ie. It does seem to us tliat if this course were pursued it would be the best possible plan to regulate the whisky business in any town or city, for the reason that men of a questionable character and without a license could not compete with those that are granted a licens; to sell bv the small. Till would briny; about better system oi selling whiskey. We do not question the honesty nor the good intention of any board of County Com missioners. Our purpose is only to set rorth the best plan ot method whereby the whisky business my lit controlled in the best interests uf tin city and county as well. Hoping tli at 3ou will give this room in youi next issue or cou:ii it ih waste basket we Snbniii ihe aiove. M A NY TA X PA YJCUts . i

Attend J. W. Tumor's closing out Halo, West side square. Try Charley fticPheeters9 now srrorory, Greevcs'old stand. cm tmumm tm unw tu n n r - Pittmivti olushig out sale oi dry goous to quit tl o business. J, W. Turner West side. Take your country produce :o Charley MoPheetersGreeves dd stand. J. V. Turner is not goiu

to continue jusioess but is posi

tively closing; out his stock of

dry goods, notions, &e. Al trays a f"H stock of fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand

and of Uie KiiNt Wanl of said city, rindi ol BJoomintiton towuship in saii coui.ty of Mt-uroe and stale ul lau, that he will at tlie Msirch TtM-m 1SS9, of Ihe Hoard of (Juinmisioners of ihe county of AT 'in roe 'Halo of Imtiaua, apply to Buid Hoard for a license to sell iniixu&tiny liquors to wit. spiritotn, vinou and rna't luuors in hs qoaniiiies than a quart nt a timo, for a period of on1 oar4 with the privilje of allowing the sum' to be drank on the p omiM-s upon which he desires to sH said Spinious. V'nous and Malt liquor, and ihe promises bring situated in the First Ward of uiid city of Bloom inton, Couny (r Monroe and Stats jf Indiana, and described as follows, 10 wit: Part of in-lot number one hundred ami thirty in iheritv of fUoomiutoii liloosniuyton tovrnhip, iMournt county, Indiana, which part of -said in lot is bounded and described a:foi.ows lo wit: Beuinniiur at the Northwest cor aw of said in lot number one hundred and thirty running theiuSou'di tweuty-idno ltet: nii.nin: iheneo E -t twenty five feet.rii ituiu! UieniM- North twi u ainf fter, rur 11 in a thence Ve! twenty-Svc teet to fhe p'iH' r if beiu niiiSh'. WILLIAM A TOCKWKLL. February 8th, I '389.

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I have 4 organ's which I will close out at wholesale price lor cash. Nou is your chance. 0. C. TUHNKR.

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omtneiuing MONDAY, PEBHUAUY 25th, i.ud coi.thnib.g during the week we will mnke a special piljf on

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Of all kiralp, A specialty for eaeh week during the mouths of

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Feb. 21st.

Who white capped" the college skeleton? Dr. Jordan will be away the most of next week. LU. was well represented at the K. of ?. ball Tuesday night. Re member the papers for the essay contest arc due Feb. 28th. The Seniors held a meeting in Owen hall Thursday evening. The Betas will give a social in their hall on Tuesday eveSiins:. C K. Remsburg was called home on business the first of the week. George and his "little hatchet"at the cohege chapel this (Friday) evening. Prof. Atwater de'ivered a lecture

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li the .K.li-.-t anl ino t ula" F'c-ptlflc ard iochJ::cal piijar pih!iihd and has ihn hirtef-t ctrcuSril on of n'iy i.p. r vi iln Hps in w.rld,,, Fully llln&triitel. l'vst cns or Wiiod Knirniv InusI I'uMi'lieJ ttfeklv. Stiul for sprtiip.cn C'lpv. I'rief1 3 n year. Four ni nthd' truxl, fh MUNH k CO., eUfiUSH'ClUt. SOI aro&(ltr&7. N.V.

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M Edition of Scientific American. 3 A me;v fineness. Each Issue contains colored llLhnzrii.pbic jiltos of country and city resldencos or pnhiic ttulhUuL'a. utntns kUnwU pa and ful. i Utis and ntc'lhttllona fur tuv use of Fochiisi.'i-'nLuamhi'.o bu ldUt. Trier ti.Z" a year. tt cts. a cojiv. MCNX & CO., CLULisaSttS.

feir 'l BLuB Co., who tfsfiii 2&s i-ifiii Q ia -- w-.-.j had over

M 'O yoars cajpurionco and hnvu-Made vjr K-5,ol apjillraUons for Aiuerlcan and lor!j:n jjfitci:!.s. fiend for 3landboo2s. Correspondoace s rir-tJy c-nfldcntiz:!. TRADE MARKS. In caso vonr mat i is not rcpisf ertd In the Pat out U1HCB, apply to ML' NX .V Co., and procure Imiuoui e ptoiection. Send for liandtioolc. CIVttIIi!Tl4 for borks, charts, niapa, etc quickly procured. Add. ess miJN!S & CO., Pit lent Solicitors. QEXUKAL Ofi ICU: 301 UKOAllVrAXi T.

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to canvass for the? stde ol Nnrsory Si nek! Steady employment gtm-dntetl. S'llary tad expenses to suocessfvl men. Apply at once tttttlhi usre . Mention this (taper CiIA BiiOtHjERS C O VI PAX Y, Boc-Iiestor, N. Y.

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WOHTUY VOUR AT-TENSION.

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NO i ICE TO lNVKbTuH 'Hjo I inoka of ino iiloomi:i"t:on

to the Delta Tau boys ia their hall ' Gas Company are now opciie I ai" the

Saturday night.

Librarian Spanglcr spent Satur! day and Sunday with friends and j

relatives at Muneie. Chas Cunningham, through Junior with '88. spent Sunday with Bloomington friends. Miss Georgie Blaneliard, of Shelbvvilie, I nd.,vas the guest of?iisses Overman and Lillard this week. Messrs. A. and H. Swain, of Pendleton, Ind., vieited at Prof Swain's over Sunday, They visited college Monday. Dr. Jo r d an gave an ex ce 11 en t and inspiring lecture on "Profession a! Honor" in the Christian church last Sunday night. Prof. Morse, who delivered the lecture in the codege chapel recently was entertained by Dr. Iviugsley while in the city. The Phi Sis gave a euciier party

Serivlaij s oUk-e, (Chfti'ie MP.mi

i roeery sion-J lor liio purpo.-u Or takinuf Hwtck. Said books will Ik ciOKL't! when $700.00 more i fubserib ed It st.nl amount i' not taken In Miueh irtt uiil cloe anyliow. Suiek 50 per sin re. If you wain stock in n paving busi uss, now i vour iirn First cmie fiv.-i. served HOiVr. C GKJSJ&Y&S, See. Feb. lOUi,

NOTKJK TO STOOKHOLDKiis. Stock tobko s in The Bloom inlon 5as Co.ipany are Uvr-Uy no jtleti that an uweessom-nt of 10 pti ct-nt. iv now duo, on their sUn-k, and !h siiine enn be paid to Seeiehu at mn lime up to Is', of Mnreh Ttixo no uce and govern yourseive3 accord intfly. ' ROUT. C. GREAVES, Sec. Feb. :l9ih, 18 9. Secretarvs ofiirn in (murhn MPheelei s grocery store, comer Kirkwood A ven uq and W u 1 n u t street.

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ii !' V -'j t, ;k -riii lor umil l.nir. t l J i f .

5 tof!) r will o.r large vat-

vi' T.-A';. '-. uk:e Im.- of 5'..rhi.1 .v'Vji'SxV'f ; tOM1iOS. Tl,' wiMi'lf. ..!. Sflc3S2r-8- Prov, and after ,u hN Ihent !n your lifl ftr 2 jao:.-!i niiii iSiewu tiit-ai t lu-ta '.io it5 3 oiswc t.u tft suro of r&wivJnc (i3 Wittch ii. J-iSiitMtrf. Vic y a.l vtt , 0 -'is m, fa Jk-Vii"4 NOTICE OF ADJiNlSTHATlOX N-itiee is liereby given, thtit the ii mlei signed has Iiwmi appointed f llu. ('icrk of Circuit Court of Mot roc eon my. State of Indiana, adiuiui sraior vith the will annexod of tin eslnle oi" Ebon Newum late of the Stfitt ol Ohio, ifecased. S-nd estate is supposed to be ins -dvni CAIU,HS G. COKii, Adnnubtrutor. DeeiMnber27t.li, 181 Miers tt 6'orr uttvs.

Notice to Non-Essidents. sSttie of Indiana, iuUfoc CouuVy: is: ' : la th' Circuit Court of Jfonrol Co un in the State of Indiana. Chad 6 Corr, admr. " . ! ivith ihe will annex- j r l,of Eben Nir-wion 1 Z ieeettsed. vs. No. 16QG. t

jvusi;n iNewion.LoiM O Clears, Hannah K Van i: J ey n i ng, Th aim hVowii, Richard "iJrowft, Ensign N, iirown, and F..nny J Church.

February Term, 1889. BE IT KNOWN, Th-au the27j ay of December 188?v the -ubo lauml plaintiff, by Mtoid ifc Corr at ortieys, Hied in the iflec f M :ierk of the Circuit Com i of Mo;7; Oi countv, in the State ot Indian;i

.is $ worn coieplnint at' a in SI tmvu named ietvinnuts nnd oa

-7th day of Decern be r 188, the au

naiutili' filed iu the Ch r.s nfllot thj ilkhiv .t, ol ;t eoiup-leti person, Uove ul Uku sail I n.rendanis Enijf .v ion, Lois C ears, am ah j V:n lie idnsy, Tha'in Bow n, Kiv.iiai" :roivn. Kain N Hrosvn find linn C'liuivh eaeh ami :el are not resV !en5s ol the Stale ol Indiana, atu :iid piaoitiif hmina liy eniiormeU a said eomolaiiit required the de ' ihluids lo appear in said t-our nd innwer or demur hen to. or he 2f(h day of February lSii). r NOW THEREFtiUE, said do ttU'Uuila luAt above r.ined each art hereby notiiled of the filing ami peirl eney of said complain I, against eae ot Kern, and tht unless ihey appeal and answer or demur thereto, at tlu ailing of said cause on the 26$ day of February ISSS8. the same be

in? the 20th judieial dav of n tcrtl of &aid Court, to be bogitn and heh at the Court ouse in-the City o Blooruingtoh, on the 1st .Monday ifi February 1881, said complaint, anr the matter and things therein con (..lined and alleged will hoheaidanf deteru'ined in their absence, ENOCH 'FULLER. Clerk, jj alonroa Circuit Court. M j era & Co rr a 1 1 v,3 l o 1 p iai n i i ff. ,

y;rwwaw3Wtf4XM3SW jtuuw mM AGAIN E3ADY POS BUSlHTSSfl

The Shortest, Best and Quickest Line between the North and South. Going Kant: Leave Grcencastle Junction at 2:23 a, ra., 1 -AS p. m., 3:18 p. m. md 2:50 a. 111. Indianiipolis Accommods.tion 8:26 aan .

Going West Leav Grcmeastle Junction nt 1 ;Q p. TO., 0:02 a,, in. and 12;S2 night. ' Terra Haute Accommodation 5:29 p.rn, Goiug Kovth Leave Terre Haute at a. m. and 4:00 p.m.; arrive-at South 11:00 p. m. ... Making direct connectioi for all. points under the. sun , Your connections are sure and quick in Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-overs and your aceenr.nodatioris are unexcelled. For furrlrer inromiatioa as to tima rates, route?;, etc., addrJis your nearest Vandalia agent, or OKAS. TL MIXES, Traveling Vimso igor Agent, Terr Raute, In M. A. FORD G P. A., 6tAs H.o moot pom E. ' ' 1.01s !n i 2, New Albany & Cisicao TIME TA15LK AT HJiOOM f KOT'. ' (Central Standard llnte.)' In effect Jan. ICtb, 1687. Goinsr North

Chicago Day 35ail ........ . Chicago Klfiit Express. . ;. . Going- Souths Louisvilrn Pay Mail , LouisviHo Kight Express. . .

Notice of .. Administration,

Notice i$ hereliy given,ihat the:V.(

undersigned hahcou jintf nd b, " pp the OleVJc o?:tfa ittpif,tW. ( JM"' Monroe county, 83tateiixfcl;i 1 ifi;itJK nvinifttrator- of iho ; estate HJlry'-.;.

10:58 a. m. 11:28 p. m. 4:05 p. m . 8:43 a. m

J. 1. HUM

THE LEADING AND DBAL2E I eartyin stock' the best line of furniture and Undertaking -gods

ver kept in Bloomington and ma

-ell you jyoods cheaper than any one. Come and see me before you buy, . South Side Square.

FOB CIULDEEN OS ALL AGES.

Taylor late ot iVionroe' county, -no3-;g ceased. Said estate is supposed SS b" inaolveht, " . '" " 4iS-ll

VALENTINE CLINE.

Sept 26,?8Si

Admin list ro tor

ftltte4!IISl

53 liVIH

J Ynr Own 33rcjagf, at: J?ca.o

y a xi l ay p every tnirvs;. x ncyjt e vozy- v tfiiese.- Fried Oe. a prctoge. Th?y liavaMoeqalL,',pi foT tJreugihj Brightnesi, Amount :ia Poek&?if&

Tlicy do ut Crock nr smut; .4doalon JPopisaie hf

Aiioiioiiiifa

IIis not retired from business- biit?;;VJ

wijl be found at; Ijis bid stanxLin W--1

. t!ve Sudbury block" ith, J ;

i eomplete line .-c-t; tv. f

S n ppi ies. . Ifo will herea fter derolo 1

hrs entire nttmtioh 10, ihese special Si

lines, and will uarantcd orfe; the

best and priees.the loijreH'j, lieinein;- ; Her thfe p!ace,.Sudbury Bfock, -Xjloi "ill m

.. The best .salre ia the ;brl4 .fof- .?

Cut, Bruises, Seres. Ijicersj SalSI

Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap

ped hands Chilblains Corns, and ail; II

.OKin irupuoni ana positively --sf

cures Piles, or no pay equirecK Ifc

is ffuarauteed- to erivo onrfeet satis- -SSm

lacuoH, or money remu sea. ariice . g

25 cents per box. Eprsalc by HvV Lindicy & Sons. , . 'Z.v- : : ;

v- svi Wm

FiSFxl who tho v ca that St. ATciotas .Vo(7- S WSS S ISSB , H - oaly for little en. JMga:! ; J Vlren should look over the gf3M0o hfg&' rs prospectus of -that maa- , h ,:$Z& iHrBSUfd' 8B .J ino for :iSS9,, and they rMt ; vvilt discover that it ia for ciiUdren of ail age, from five to eighty-tire,- kWM$-SI as some one recently said of it Indeed, &v 'H while Si. KicW.cs is designed for girls ana yQkS' lSs? for boys, it oirht almost .bo ealied a "fannlj JZ iirt maprazine," .for tho grown-up members of 0 r I .5?J :?H household will find much to interest them In every number. j Tho oaUoir, Mrs. Mary MaDodR ;.::f P i?a!8V calls the next volume an uU-round-thd g '-5 world year," because it i:i to contain. si many iHastrated papers about the- world to r Uili3Mi& fMiW 'm ueral-not dry geographical papers, but" - ' 1 stories r;nd slvetches and talcs of travel ana vl adventure tvi.vad and seaand all iiiuo i$&r WrXyi-m :-" Si traled lly t ic best artists, ..Tho feature; t WtlM t ?ll wiiiinerude a serial story, "How We m& i'MMMf0m l- fM t!ic Ftirthoct North," by -v - Gen. A Greely, tho rjM vvoil-known commander of. MC &KlWW&M$4$ m$ the Grcclv Expedition; u r4!M 1i serial about Canada, by Mrs. U CathOrwood who is writing jl a serial story for ST CcUwy tins year; .iUv v.a: SM -Indiana of the Amazon by Mrs. Fra'nls ' ''r:f: f-r? H. Blocl ton. There are many papers about ptMf1 :t Europe, Iswjladiijff a Christmas story of life rSfalWl in Norvray, by II. H. Eoyr-seni crtieles.on j Holland and the. Dutch, by 2 Irs. Mary ?Iapes i&i f iyM

FRANK DOBSON

A prompt ami I roc tint i very

of goods at ChisHey McPheeiers'

new grocery.

Has arison from the ashes, find i ngain prepared to do aU kinds off

BLAGSsania ana waon m

As he lost Uonvily by the Into ftte !k !icipi6 that all liis )UI cMi8toinci., and many new one, will giro Idm a all. Cor. Colloiie Av, and tht. It will pay to trade at W intake r'd gro r eery. Dn r a f i d

Dodge; "Tho Queen's Navy," by Lieut. V. j ... Harrison Smith., R. N., v;th illustrations of f

! 1.. -y- .St,, -X. r.x L I

many w.: juh,jiv. uti t-cn. svur snips; f

Winchester School, ' - lliustmtcd by Joseph Pennoll; u English Raila Trains," by Wm, H. RuWng, etc., etc, Tho French papers Lneludo iI?orlinautl tie jLesaeps and

his two Ship Canals,' 1 and there aro several

interosiriiig contributiouson German, Itiiiiau j

and Russian subjects,

u nuer 9h& s ia, "comes "Boys '-sjk aud Girls in China," by Taa

P is - ilou l4C0 ta recent grad t ' 1: ua of Yal 3) "Homo Life in v- the East. . bv M. Unln.,

7?f. if Hunt, and si numbor Of papers about Japan. Uudor. uAiVica" there

is a sketch of Honry .U Stanley, by Koah Brooks, and several steles about Esypfci Australia is not fP

gotten nor ihe islatids of the j

sea, and there are even to: bo

stories of ut.der tho soa. , :.. Ct! course the bulk of tho contents will relate to American subjects, as usual. Mrs. Buruot, tho author of I.it;lc Lord Fauutl6 rev, " c outri'nitGs a story of New York called "Little SainnElizabeth ;" thero wlilbcvapors

describing how the groyei-a? mont oJllc arc conducted nnucrs aboi t athletics. a:ua

tour photography, etc. The

! I A f uU prP0 tus 1)6 sent x?'f.'i y to anvono who wishes to see

it ry tho publishers. The Century Co., of Nowrorlc. ..." - .. Tho Graphic recently said of St Nteholax, 'tho iaoiilif without it is ealv bal&i)lessed.M

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CAliTERPIBRnrOv Agent;

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Usui anr ofeumtiiia radial I v VmW 1 , ;

XX . W M ni as. . EDWIN OGRtt ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

busnui given prompt and careful air -S-

io 1 t v S dayr uyr tHbsvfoiv Wiii nojfc tail ;?a v J ?1