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Preszds&t Habeison baa informed the Senate- that he will be se far along with his nominations by next week that the assistance of that body may be dispensed with after that. This may be interpreted to mean that the Presidents intends to make a large number of changes in the next few days, or that he will give the present officeholders a lew months of grace. It seems as if a large portion of tht jtest work of the last legislature is -tobe lost. The Republicans are making a hard fight in the courts against the benevolent institutions bill, the police bill' and the board ot public works bill; rhg school book monopolists are trying to pick a flaw in the school book bill, and jo coal mine owners are rejoicing over the tact that the enacting clause has been omitted irera the coal screening bill.

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If the interviews printed in the newspapers are true, the new Commissioners of Peasions, Corporal Tanner is going to be HQTy liberal in 'granting pensions. Many soldiers voted the RepubJican.ticketat the last election through the promises made them hy Republican stump-speakers and newspapers: It was promised among other things that the arrearage of pension act Wonld be repealed; We don't believe it will be by the next Congress. AFAia indication of the rush for office may be had by a glance at the records M the Stte Department, Though the Republics n Administration kas, been in power only three weeks yet in that iirna there have been filed in Secretary Blaine's office . over 16,000 applications for positions in the Consular service. There are only about 1,200 offices altogether- in" this department of Government: service. Truly, the Republicans are hun- : i Canwdaxs for the halt-dozen fourth-class post-offices in Wabash coianly, Ind have become so numerous that elections are being held to decide on a popu lar, choice. The election for the Jjagro offices occurred Saturday, Lewis F. Murphy being the suc-

cessful man oat of a field of five. The defeated candidates now fe fuse to abide by . the decision, claiming that money was used, and that floaters in "blocks of ; five" were voted for Lewis.

ion of the tax was resisted in the Circuit Court and appealed to the Supreme Court. A decision was rendered Wednesday in favov of the taxpayers, the Court holding that the Commissioners had no right to make any such additional levy, Lon D, Rogers has been employed ds travel agent for the New York Mutual Life Insurance Co. The fact that he is employed by this great company, at a good salary, shows that he is a live insurance man and that his services are valuable.

Additional Locals.

- A neat shed has been built in front of the Durand block. ... t Bloomington - has the cheapest electric light system in the State. -Egga were retailing at the low price of -8$ cents a dozen this week. ? The JuTeniie band entertainment baa been postponed for about two weeks. ; .? A ne oot-bricge will be built 0U;te;ortfeside of the TlrirS street bridge. , Almost on every hand! you mav

v '-i . ; -aeeiiew houses going up or old :tv ones being improved. -4; , I ; J The wife of Prof: Till Treat has -,i '--i i gone to Ohio to join her husband L4 i$ and. travel with him for awhile.

I ' Next Monday will be the first 4 H day of April. The editorial staff of ;: the Telephone should keep Close in h doors on that dav. ' ' - : ? -- i4 , The B?inch of Keys company "I Rooked for the Opera House April t 2d; has not been heard; from,, and it & is supposed, that thm. party has A "r woodbined. ? f -; : ' - i " ' " - Lew Johnson, the band teacher, :t haS'left town leaving the colored band and the proposed Juvenile

I : band without 8 teacher, unless they t ' Vvgecure the services of PJ -3eahl,

i ifho is a oo musician

The Uniform Rauk K. of P.. presented their Captain, C. R. Worrall with a gold mounted charm last Monday tight. The presentation speech was made, by Sir Knight Carpenter, and an appropriate response was give bp Capt. Worrall. Eollowmg is what the Indianapolis News, a paper that earnestly supported Harrison for the presiduncy, says of the unexampled scrambled for office': 'Even the democrats, fter a quarter of a cen tury of deprivation did not rush with such fierceness ior the spoils that the republicans have shown already after a four years' famine. It shakes ones faith almost In popular institutions to sec with what fury the mob comes pouring in after a few places, to secure which many times the emoluments yielded ace spen t in advance. V hat is it that makes this hunger for a public office? Arr we, after all, under the name of a republic, simply the same worshipers of place and titles who in other countries are calculated on and provided for by Jaw and creates rank and caste?" We don't know ns to that, but it is quite evident that a good many iepu oilcans 'ate very hungry and likewise thirsty.

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TRIAL OF JESUS AND OTHER POEMS.

The above is the title of a book of poems from the pen of Will A.Davis, a new Indiana author, whose productions have been favorably criticised by many of the leading papers ct the country. Some of his poems have been published in 'the Chicago Times and Inter Ocean, in the Toledo Blade, Detriot Free Press, Indianapolis Journal New York World and Tribune, Pi It is burg Post and other leading journals. The work is one of pronounced merit aud contains much thai, will call forth the admiration of the poetry loving public. Copies can be obtained by addressing tne publisher, J. W. Adams, Columbia City, Ind. Price 75-cents, sent : 'post-paid on receipt of same.

After the Soutli pike was built feCommissioners made an additional assessment of 45 per cent, on tibp ptortkoiders. The; collect-

Uaiversity items. Daily, of '92. is the new Beta. Mis Clark visited chapel Wednesday. Tennis and base ball are being agitated. Several class rooms are crowded this term. The prospects for a good ball team this year are not flattering. Miss Katharine Blynn enjoyed a visit from her mother this week. Wileon and Dibeil, of '89, have returned and will graduate with thenclass. tf A sister of Miss Winn Winsor will enter college the first of the week. Howard Wilson preached at the Christian Church Sunday aud Sunday night. Miss Mary Bar wick, class '89 of bePauw, spent her vacation with Miss Ella Ryan. The reception given by the Y. M. C.A. and Y. W. C. A. was a success in every respect The Seniors are using Dr. Dub ney's book on the "causes of the French Revolution' this tcqga. Miss Flora Lilliard has left college and gone to her home in Mi Hon. Ind: Miss Lilian! made many friends while here, Hon Jah n A. Finch , of Ind i an a polls, will deliver the. lecture Sunday . H ia su bj eel is "The U ai ty o f uman Experieuce." The prospects for a gymnasium are good. A committee has been appointed which will report at the

next meeting -of the Board. C. S. Meek will not return to college this term on account of the sickness ol his father. Uowevel, he will graduate with his class. Among the old" students back this term ara: Misses Ragles. Bennett Co it. East and Lindley and Messi'H. Gr.mt h, Wilson, DiheiI,Dye, Hadley and Hope. : A. J. Reynolds has gone to Torre Hauto, where he will (each in the Slate Normal the coming term. Mr. Reynolds it will be remembered taught in the Normal last spring. On this Friday evening Prot. A ibert By a n , P res id e n t 0 f t h e V i n -cennes . University, wilf deliver his popular lecture on ''On Post." Th' jecture is a sketch of the early sot tlement --of Indiana with the siejre of Vincennes bv Clark. It all the

more interesting inasmuch as it t-hows the importance of Vincennes as a key to our terriu ial acqu is) tions. The lecture is popular and will interest all those interested in the history of our State. The 'fixture is free.

COKTKraUTlOXS BY TFFIS OODKTKR'S cours oi? ooaaKSFOKnKHCis.

SALT CRKEK. A parly at Frank Payne's last Tluusday night. John V. Dearman, has moved to the Havvkeyo state.

Kuius Hroeken, is conducting a

singing school at Friendship Andrew Robertson, Marion Robert son and John Armstrong arc on the fick list. There was. preaching at the Butcher schooMiouse last Sunday, day and night. Samuel Skirvin, has bought the farm where Thomas Wbeeland live?, Gamial Peterson,and will soon move there. None of the teachers of this town been teaching for six years in succession, consequently will not be exempt Irom examination. Since our article appeared in the Courier in JJanuary. giving a brief sketch of this township, in regard to land, &c, several farms have been sold. We are glad to note that several worthy citizens have been added to our population There Is still a large amount of good land for sale htre ranch of it being well supplied with timber. Wo hope to welcome others to our towaship soon. J. B. E. H A tt UO D 8 B U KG. -. . Net an empty house in town. Miss Jennie Til ley sajs they have a new door bell. We are expecting several students from the country to attend Norma! We organized a new Sabbath school at the C. P. Church last Sunday, Mr. Isaac Kinser, of Iowa, is visiting his brother, Wine. Kinser, of this place. Henry Brown, of Clav City, formerly of this place, paid us a nice visit a few days ago. Mr. Logan Holmes is looking for his lumber this week with which to build his house. J- K. Glimps is still selling patent medicines and by the way, John has some good remedies. Mr. Riley Byers takes charge of the Field house the first of April, and will keep boarders. Some of the Harrodsburg girls are struck on a young Mr, Gregory, (a deal mule) of Bloomington. We are expecting the colored singers down again from Bloomiuglon to give us an entertainment. Elisha Lowry and Lew Shelby, or this place, have been trading property. Both parties will commence moving Monday. Mr. E. W. Hainey has been at work on his new dwelling house and has it nearly enclosed and will go to work on the inside this week. The K. of IVs of Bloomington came down last week and paid the K. of IVs here a plmsant visit and conferred the Degrees on the several candidates of this place. They all took supper at the M. E. Church, which the ladies of that church, had prepared. We understand that Mr. Rolla Walker, of Bloomington, has an idea uf making several visits to our town in the near future. We think that probably he will not visit the K. of P.Lodge rooms every time he comes, as he is stuck on some of the fair sex here. ......... Gkoyer,

NOTICE TO STCKHOLDEUS. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Monroe BuUding.Saviiigs and Loan Association wiJi be held at usual place of meeting, (Stone's Shoe Store) on Monday April 8th, 1889, at 7:30 o'clock p. in., for the purpose of electing nine .Directors, one Secretary, one Treasures and one attorn ey,and for transacting other business that may come before the meeting. Robert C. G keeves, Secretary . March 23, 1S8U.

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cuituro ,uia mo unpru cw u, p0U Ux-One ad fifty llimdrcdths tion of the inapasiuo wouia soem to bo tho , ;, ;4ftl . J puwivmiw rcsponsa of tho nubJIo to this intention. . ao ' lariS t ,pI oU )

seciat, ai:ditioxal school purposes On ench (100.00 Special School Kiglitees conts (I So.) On each 1 100.00 Special Tuition--Sixteen ;jc;nts (lOe,) SJXKiNU FUND. On each Five cents (5c.) A penalty of ten per cent will be added on a!J tax not paid before the 3d H mday of April, 1889. Tike office of Oitv Ti'asurfcr is in room No. 1, up stubs over the grocery store of J. B. Clark's, Bloom ington, Indiana. HENRY S. BATES, City TrcaBiirer. Dec. 121 h, 1888.

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Not: jo of Pinal Settlsmont of Sstste

In the matter of thp estates of Robert Taylor, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Courtj April Term, 1889. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as execittors of the vstate of Robert Taylor deceased, has presented and fib-d their account and vouchers in final settlement ot said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the

22 day of April, 1SS9, at which tune

all persons interested in- said estate are required to appear in said Court and show caiue, i( any there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said1 estate, and all others i uteres ted therein, are also hereby required, at the time and p!ace aforesaid, to appoar and makp proof of their heirship or claim to any part $f said estate. NEWTON K. McFADDEN W ILL! A M B EN 8 ETT, Executor. Jfarch 4th, 1389. ADMINIS1 RATORS SALE.

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Notice is herebv given that the undersigned, administrator of the estate of William Smiti, deceased, late of Monroe county, yil! offer for sale at Public Auction,4 to the high est bidder, on . Tuesday, the 25th day of March, 1889, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., sit the late residence of said deceased, all his personal propcrity, consisting oi household and kitchen furniture, fanning implements and stock. TERMS OF SALE: All sums under five dollars cash in hand, on all sums of live dollars and over a credit of six months will .be given, the purchaser giving note with good

freehold suretv, waving all relief

from valuation or appraisement laws, bearing six per cent, interest after maturity. JEHU P. SPARKS. Administrator. Feb. 26th, TSS9. R. A. Fa Jk attorney.

Notice of Administration.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned hps been appointed by I he Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe nonnty, Stale of Indian a,ad ministration of the t state of William Smith Jate of Monroe uopnty, deceased. Sari estate is supposed to be solvent. JEHU P. SPARKS, Fab 2089. Administrator. R. A. Folk, atty. NOTIOS

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In Every Sense! YOUNG LINC'OLNSil IRE TOM make tlio season of IsSO t$hh Huntington's stable in Bloomington, 1 block east of liyor's factory. Terms k), to insure a living colt. Care will betaken to prevent accident but tho company will not be responsible should any occur. DESCRIPTION A NO PrUHllKK. ' YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE TOM is a Beautiful Black, stands 16 hands high, weighs 1700 pounds, with good legs and feet, was foaled Juno 28th, 1881, was bred byjnseph Waltliam, Esq , Lincolnshire, England, and wa. imported by II .G-.Iiibbs of Clinton, Ootario, Canada, in July, 1888. Sired hy Lincolnshire Tom . ft o. 1307 in Mud Book; grant! shire, Grant's Honest Tom, No. 1111 in Stud Book, groat grand shire IldnestTom Ko. 1105 in Stud Book sold when 14 years old for 500 ginneas. Dam was by Admiral No GO in Stud Book AO mi ml by Matchless No. 1000 in Stud Book, Matchless y Active No. 29 in Stud Book.1' !Phe Owner parting witu tho mare frfeitsthe insurance. m We also have n fine JACK.

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NO VICE TO IIS1 VESTORS. The books of the Bloomington Gas Company are now opened at the Secretary's oificc, (Charley McP.'ioe tor's grocery store) for the purpose of taking stock. Said books will be closed when $700.00 more issubscnb cd. If said amount 11 not taken by March 1st will close anyhow. Stock 50 per share. If you wani stock in a paving business, now is vour time. First come first served. ROBT. 0. GREEVJSS, Sec.

Feb. 19th, 1S89.

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Stockholders iu The bloomington Gas Con pan y are hereby noli fled

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now due, on their stock, and th

.same can be paid to Secietar at any

time up to Is, of March. lauc no iice and govern yourselves accord ROBT. G. G REEVES, Sec. Feb. 19th, 1889. Secretary's oftlee in Charley Me

Pheeters rocery store, corner Kirk-

wood Avenue and Walnut street. NOTICE O F ' AD Ml N 1ST II ATI O IS Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed b the Clerk of Circuit Court of Mon ros county. State of Indiana, admini

slrator with the will annexed of the

estate of Eben Newton late of the State of Ohio, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. C7ARLES G. CO'UR, Administrator. December 27th, 18SS. Miers & Corr attys. Always a full stack. of fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand Block.

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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION,

Notice is hereby given, that thp undersigned bos boon appointed by the Judge of tho Cirenit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator da bonis on of tiie estate of Nn ney Major late of Monroe county, deceased . bald estate is supposed to be sol vent, LAWRENCE C. STINKS, Adtaiuisfcrator. jiarch 7th, 1889. Davis and MiorsSc Gorv aUysr.

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Tho Shortest, Boat f.ttcl Quickest Line be- , . iweca the North and South. Going East Lea-v o G reencastlo June, tion nt 2:23 a. m., p. ia., 3:18 p.m. ami 2 :56 a. m. - Indian apolia Acccunmodation 8 :26 a.m . (3 oi ng WcstrrLe&w G rencastl e Jun ction 1 M p- mM a. m. and lSS night, Torre Haute Accommodation 5:29 p.ra. Going North Leave Torre Haute at 6 a. m. and 4:00 p.m.; arrive at ;Soutu U:00 p. m. Making direct connection for' all points under the rtun. Yonr connections aro sure and quick iu.Euioii Depots,No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodationo are unexcelled. l4'or further inttrmat5.on as to timt rat?s, routes, eto.t address your nearest Vaudalis, agent, or CHAS. II. MIXER, Traveling-Passenger A.?rcnt,- . Terre Haute, In M. A. FORD G. P. A., St.is M.o

" Notice of Admlnistratioai: , 'S&P M No icc is heiely giveo, Umt undersigged has fcbeen apnointencl bT : U

Monroe cbuhtiv S.Ute of Inili ani,ad-v

Taylor a to of - M ori'roe couutT 4

ceased.. Said estate. i 8UpPi3jtig5i

Sept 26, '88.' Adtniiiistiator.

MOOT ROUTE.

i ouiN nit;. Wow Albany & Cliicaco TIME TABLE iiT JJLOOM 1KGTON, (Central Standard Time.) In effect Jan. 16th, 18$7. Going NorthChicago Day Mail... 10:58 a. m. Chicago Night Express. . . . . 1 1 :28 p. m. Going Sou th Louisviiie Day Mail .......... 4 :05 p. nt Louisville ight Express. 3 :i3 a, m

Vfhet

for

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55o four Own Ivcf3ic. at Koroc.

!Thiy tvitl dyb evorything. They are sold ewy-rii

Strength, UrifThtness, Aiaount In Pcuteiiife."'' 2

or for Fsttaeaa ot Color, or noo-fiMlliicQuslitWB ' JM

j. aey ao uot crocK or s utxiii 4Q colors, jfor aJc oy . r- .. . .

FA BIS BROS. r V

J7as not retired fionri business, tin b&M

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Supplies; He wiH heveafter deotiii

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host am? prhs the lowest., RentemW & ber the place, Sudbury Bloclcv Norths :M Side' Square. J!'- ffl

B 0GKLEJTS - AA ; : .SALVg Thebest salr& the eId;-t"or'i!

IS THS LEADING

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AND FUSNIIUEE D2ALEE

Cues, 15 rinses, be res. ulcers, haltx

bed hands Chilblains Coras and all-

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faction, or money fefundedi Prlci 2 cents per box, olslta.-z Lindiey Son? . 4 :-. ; I

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I can v in stock the best line of i

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sell you goods eh caper than any one; Come and see me before you buy ; South Sid ) Square.

FOE CHILDSEN OP ALL AGES.

St. Kioholas for 1889.

P EOPLB who have thp idea that St, Nicholas Ma&r (vsifie is only for-little cnil-

prospectus of that magsv- j

will discover that it is for children of ' n4?SS

all ages, "from five to "eigixty-flvV' : i - i r . . ; pinwwrar

i boura one recently saia oi n, macea, gv-TOWrg while St. Nicholas is. designed for girls ard j

ifj inignii aiinosi. do cauea a "lanmj in maffa2ne,,, for tho grown?xm members of S j s

household will find much to interest, thero kfi in every number. ? , ... 4 j t S

Tho editor, Mrs, Mary Mapes Dodge

calls the next, volume an "ail-round-tne pv-

world year," because it is. to contain st hag

manv illustrated nnrors about the -world itv ,

general not dry geographical papers. but;j pS?f stories and sketches and tales of travel andj ptMfe"

adventure by land and sea ana all ilius afjs trated.by tho. besi artists. - The foatoe. tefSStSffi

will include a serial story, "IIow TveMadv

the Farthest North," by Gen. A. W. Greely, tho

fin -

wuii-iiuuwii wiuui iiuuci win tirv

serial about Canadit, by Mrs. JrjS

Catherwood, who ia -writing v

a serial story for Tho Century this year;

"Indians of the Amazon," by Mrs. Franu j

R. Stockton. , There are .many Europe, including a Christmas

in Norway, by H. H. Boycsen

Holland and the Dutch, by Mrs. Man' Mapes i.asi

. Dodgo; "The Queen's Navy,!? by Lieut F, Harrison Bmith, B..ST., with illustrations of many of England's ilnest var "ships ;,4The Winchester So hop W illustrated by Joseph Ponnell; ' English Railway Trains," by Win. B. Ridoingi etc., etc The French' .papers includo "Ferdinand do Lcsseps and his tyo Ship Canal," and there aro several interesting contributions on German, Italian and Russian subjects. ........

U ader uAsia,"comes "Boya and Girls in China," by Yan Phou Leo (a recent grad

uate of Yale) ; "Ilcmo Life in the East," by Mrs. Holmau

BSON

AGAIN KSADY PS BUSIH3SS

Qa ariseri from the ashes, and is again prepared co do all kinds of

BLACIITMG and WACtGK WOEI.

As be lost heavily by the late lire

he hones that all his ski customers.

and many new one, will give him a call. Cor. College Av. and 4th st

It will pay to trade at

Wli itaken'c grorcory. Durand

Block,

A prompt and free delivery

of goods at Qharloy McPheeters'

grocery-

ii - ' ... .w.av, uuu a nuiuuur oi pa pers about Japan. Under "Africa" there

is a s keth of K o n r y M. Stanley, by Noah Brooks. tfhd; several stories about

Kjrypt. Av.strlla is not for-

soo, and -t hero are even to bo v

stories of under tho sea. . ,., Of course tho balk of tho contents will relate to American subjects, as usual. Mrs Burnett, tho anther or "Little Lo;"ii Fauntloroy," contributes q atory of Now York called, "Little Saint Elizabeth there willbopapops.

dejtcribing hew thogovevnmeat offices are conductedr papers about athletics, ama-

d to iny one vho wishes to sec-

n oy- the publishers, Tlio CdnturyCo., of New Yorli. Tho Graphic recc ntly said of St. Nicholmt ,4the faiui.Y without it is onlv hatf-blessed

liiftua tv ia --j :j t ? J H s a kSIVii

Ticjjs v jug Usyrt ;3Atfr acii

K. W. MIERS.

EDWIN CJOKU

ATTOBKSVS AT LAW. Will practice in all the courte. All busrnosj4 ivon prompt ami carefuV atr tenUou,

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