Bloomington Courier, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 July 1895 — Page 4

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THE WEEKLY COURIER

BLOOM INGTON, INDIANA A NEWSPAPER FOIi EVE11Y FIEESIDE. PUBLISHED BY CRAVEN'S BROTHERS. ?FCE IX MAY BUILDINO TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. BY MAIL POSTAOE PREPAID. One year $1.00 Six months 5s Three months -5 Single copy 5 The following persons have authority to receive subscriptions, and transact all other business for The Coi-kiek: Stinesvilie .SSfetteville PaiMville Sffiithrille Miss Jane Staley - IX C. Miller . - W. H. Kerr Theo. Thrasher Kirk Miers made a business trip to Indianapolis yesterday. Joe Hooper has returned from a business trip to Cincinnati. New electric clocks have been placed in the World office and the Arcade saloon. Will Shinn left for Crawfordsville yestrrday where he will visit friends and relatives this week. Till Treat left yesterday for 6rand Rapids, Michigan, where he will spend the remainder of this week. .Tastes Wright is sojourning at Martinsville where is taking eourse of baths, and imbibing min eral water. Bishop Bonicum of Lincoln, Neb., is in the city a guest of his cousin, Mrs. John Waldron, West Kirkwood Avenue. Horace S. Norton left yesterday to, Join his family, at Sault St. Marie, Michigan, where they will spend the summer. AYER'S Hair Vigor Prevents BALDNESS REMOVES DANDRUFF AND j Restores Color I Trv to Faded and Gray HAIR THE Best Dressing Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. CREAM MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre fvrM A miwwti AIikm 4-1... J..1a. a B. & 0. S-W. RY. TIME TABLE. 'jlmaixs ijUA.vjts jtitecneu as Mitchell follows: "r Cincinnati. 3ttiun. :50 pin. 7:40 am. 2:46 pni. or St. Louis, . 1:56 am. 12:16 am. 11:21 am. For Umisville, am. J:50 pm. For Vineennws. i i :56 pm. 12:l am. 1 i 21 am. 0;31pm. Daily. Kxcep: Sunday. For ilotait information regarding rates time u connecting lines, sleeping, cars, ft:;., address N. G. Spangler, Ticket Arnt. R & (). S-W. ly., Mitchell, Ind or J. SI. Chksbroi;;;!!, General Passenger Ageut, St. Louis, Mo, MON0N ROUTER NOKTH BOUND. o. 4. Chicago Night Express 11:50 p. m -Ko. 6. ChicHgro Mail 10:48 a.m. Mo. 8. Louisville Ace'dat ion 7:00 p.m. SOUXH BOUND. Ho. 3. Louisville Express .4 K)6 a. m. Ho. 5. Louisville Mail 3:41p.m. Xo. 7. Louisville Acc'datioii. 6:25 a. lu. A. K. Usjuxojh, Ageut

Ix-wis May is out again alter :t it-ge of fever. Miss Stella Owen is visiting relatives at Bedford.

The Board of Review adjourned yesterday having complettd their labors. Miss Lou Phillips has returned from a brief visit to Marion, Ii d., friends. Miss Minnie Sharp, of Ellettsville, is the guest of Miss Fannie Bishop. S. L. Wilhiteis visiting relative; at Crawfordsville and in attendance at a wedding of a cousin. The Christian Church of Kirkwood will have a social at the church on next Friday night. Judge Cunning will deliver hi lecture "Rambles in Eojope," ai Smith ville next Saturday night. Prof. H. B. Gentry arrived honn lst evening. He has been with the show for the past three weeks. Mrs. Cora Russell has returned to her home in Danville after o pleasant visit with Miss Ada Clark. Counterfeit silver dollars are being circulated in some of the neighboring towns, and so close is the resemblance to the genuine that a very rigid inspection can ha'-dlv detect it. It bears the date of 18GI) ami about the only thing suspicious is the edges, which are nearly t: :ooth and somewhat uneven The el ite of the Mechanic's band outing has been fixed. The party leaves here Sunday night July 28. They well remain in camp ten days The crowd will be limited to the number of thirty. Five open air concerts will be given in the city oi Martinsville during their stay on the banks of old "White." Sunday morning July 14th Rev. Martin Fulk will preach the funeral of the parents of Richard Gentry. James, and Tauzy Gentry who arc buried in the cemetery at Stanford. The ages are 89 and 95 years respectivelyTit will be recalled thai the venerable Mrs. Gentry met her heath in the flame.? that destroyed her daughter's residence at Stanford last winter. At the request of Auditor Dailey, Attorney General Keieham yesterday furni.-hed the following opinion upon the construe' ion of the new la w for the release of convicts from the prisons. The old law required that each prisoner should receive a new suit of clothes and Slo in monejT, The money feature is abolished by the new law, but the auditor was undecided as to whether or not the state was to still furnish the suit of clothes. It is the opinion of the attorneygeneral that the clothes must be supplied as heretofore. The very latest in circumventing the Nicholson bill is being worked in Anderson with success. Fourth of July and last Sunday and every 'night after 11 o'clock watermelons were and arc being sold at SI apiece. Ihey comam a pu.t oi tt;e very ' been made in the melon, a place trroved out large enough for the bottle and then the piece is put back with the bottle inside. The cut place is lined with wax and the melon turned ov r. It looks pei - lectiy legitimate ana no kick is made. The cflicers are getting onto the scheme and the stranger is cither booked to be run in or get out of the ciy. This is prob ably the best scheme worked up to date. The Finest, Best, and Most Skilled WorkMen at Kraegsi'sTonEorial Parlor West Kirkwood Ave.

.1. W. Hick---, loi-al solicitor of tho Christian Guide Publishing Co., has returned hem a vu-it to Louisville.

The Young Ladies-" Missionary Society of the M. K. church meets tonight at the home of Miss Pearl Net-Id. A new "Bar Lock" latest style, typewriting machine, now adorns Clerk Woodward's dck in the court house. Thf alley crossing on the south side is being repaired so that the pond of water that stands in the alley can lind access to the sewer. Mr. J. B. Hin-hjnson who has been vl-.iting his daughter, Mrs. Al Smith, left yesterday for Washington City to visit hi.ss.)n. Deputy Auditor Grimes left this morning for White-Sulphur springs:. where lie will l end the next two i much needed vaeaweeks, takii. i ion. Miss Carrie Sioeum b. of Dallas. iVxas, arrived last evenis.g for an extended visit to her mother, Mr.--. V. LI. Siocumb. West Seventh street. Isao.e and Charlie Mail::, twin brothers, of Fayette county, lnd.. mirrid twin sisters named McCormick) on the same day and hour at the same place; rode twelve miles on white burses to an infair dinner at s:me time and place; eelcelebrated their golden wedding at same time and place, and each raised a family of twelve children including one pair twins each. They now live side by side on farms in Hamilton county. The facts as mentioned above are vouched fior by Rev, D. R.Van Bu.-kirk, of Indianapolis, who is here visiting his daughter Mrs.H .C. Hodges. Martinsville Reporter. Prepare your picnic lunches the stock of Blak-dy & Bridwoll. Parties desiring dreSs making should call on Mi-s ELth Miller, a the residence si Mrs. Eva Dillon. North College A. venue. Blalely & B; id well are ople'' lor any thing in lh-ir 'Tie line. 6. V. P. U. Convention. Baltimore, Md., July 18-21 Big- Four Route, Official Route irom Indian !- One f ire fo the round trip. Tickets good oingJuly 16 and 17. and jjfood returning until August 51 li. The official train will leave Indianapolis at 3:00 p m. jiuy 16th. via the Bi V our ways Clu espeaue U Ohio RailFor full information address Transportation Leader. L. A. CLARK, Cniwfo-dsville. S-w I'hkdy vV Hridwells handsi m ? toilet sets. Did you ever sec one of fee famous waterproof Interlined. Collars or Cuffs ? It's very easy to U-ll, lor they are all marked this way Mark vi.'y iiii.t r. ::?r.u collars and Culfs, and arc lr.adn of liueu, covered with waterproof " (.;. r.,r,cr,oiD. " They 41 stand r:gl:t by ycr. cLv in and duy cut , jita tusy arc all u;an; c.e h wav lac s-; ccr,t :s l.ir- i . cort, foi 'Clcea i;y. ;: cah when the- ke: soilcfl yen -:n cica:- n hi u lwiauto by tisiiply wip-ivt'. c -' -.v;il v. wet cloth Oaat is the kind iusrkot'. ihy: wav r4 These collars ard cuffs will outlast six liycn ones. The v.eittcr escaocs laui:dr- trials arc! hmAr bills 110 chafed neck and 1:0 v hum- down if you jret. a eclkr i: :e. d "'this v.'uv W5 1 13 9. B A I - i-it ft f. f. n r m Ask your dealer lr?i. and take noth ing that has net ai:.vo tr.-xie s;i-rk. if you desire perfc-:t s .;i?iut;.:on. All others arc mutation;-, chit If you can't find co u;iy. i-. a'j or cuua marked tl.03 v.-ay, we v. ill bend you a tampic jiuatpaia on receipt ot price. Collars, 25 cts. each. Culis 50 cts. pair. Give your si::e aud eav whether shmdup or turned-down collar is wauled. THE CELLULOID COMPANY, 427-! JBj'o&ilwa?, KKVV VOUH.

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Terrible Tragedy.

In.'.ian Springs. t!i- Noted Summer Kesort THE JkCJUXE OF DliAOU "SHOOTISTS" The peaceful serenity of Indian j Springs, the noted pleasure resort, ' owned by Benj. Dunn of this city, ; was rudely distributed yesterday,, when W. B. Colvin, a well known j attorney of Martin county, shot ) and instantly killed Rev. Josiah Stevens, also a well ! known resident of that county. Colvin shot live bullets into his victim's body any one of which would have caused death. This deplorable allair was the outcome of a law suit. Stevens in connection with his mi'isteral dut ies holds the office of Justice of Peace. Colvin went to Shoals, after the bloody affray and surrendered to the sheriff. ELLKTTSVTLLK. Sale street presents a busy appearance. Two handsome business rooms are in course of construction, and one being remodeled. Grant Bros, new store will be built of Oolitic limestone. Geo Wingfield, of Clear Creek, visited her parents here this week. Miss Gr.'.ce Mershon, of Bloom iugton is visiting here. Charles Hardman, of Niles, Ohio is visiting relatives at this place. Weshy Gain and wife were in Anderson last week. Rev. Chas Marts preaches at Harrodsburg Sunday. The new w bridge north of town is neariug completion. Rev T D Stephenson, of Evanston, 111., is visiting his parents this week. D. C Miller, T H Draper, John Coffey, John Sedwick and James Laymon spent Sunday in Spencer. Misses May and Daisy Laymon. of Spencer, are the guests of relatives bere this week. W C Draper and wife left Wednesday for an extended visit in Colorado, going via Chicago. Main street was the scene of a runaway Wednesday noon. A team belonging to F. M Stephenson which was standing in fiont of nis store became lightened and made quick time "goii g west" until near the Baptist church when they ran against a tree and disengaged themselves from the wagon, and proceeded in a still faster gait. BUEN A VISTA ITEMS. Mrs. Elander Sparl-s of Kirksville. and Mrs. Sally Carter visited us the 4th. Calvin Sharks and Cal Storms returned to Marc i. Tuesday, after an extended i it in hood. our neighborOn account of the rain Sunday many were prevented from attending funeral and basket meeting here; the following from a distance were here: Jas. II. Oliphant, Mr. (and Mrs. Joe Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. Aeulf, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. V itched, Walter Morgan, Ever- ; ett Whitaker, and Mr. Delap and Miss Ha 1 of Bioumington. Paris Combs went to Brazil last! week with a drove -f sheep and j cattle, where he is engaged in the butcher business with his brother John. Mr and 'rs Voorhees Freeman visited Mrs. Freeman's parents near Stanford Saturday. Constable W A Kirk and his best girl attended temperance at Cincinnati Friday eve. Jewett Walker's horse ran away with him Saturday and threw him oil', spraining his ankle very bifilv, but by the help ol a crutch he was aide to be at church Sunday. Martin Eaton has now put in one week in the service of his countryhe is carrying the mail from here to BloominUm. 1

RfcPOKT OH Receipts and Disbursements of Monroe Go. Ind. J unel, 1894 to May 3!, 1895, Inclusive;

rkcku'Ts County Revenue Interest County Bonds j ury ices Damage and cost 70 J 5 23 70

Assessing 2HW 001 Public buildings fill Ibj Circuit court I i i7 o7( Salaries 100 00 10:5 iO 7C Elections :iH:M) 40 Poor 172." !7 Specific 167-1 15 Criminals :01l 7S Roads and bridges 100! 20 Books I4u 20 ..Jurors :IV7 00 Printing and advertising l2U0 0.r Taxes refunded 80 0-i Benev. lust o) 'Jo int. C-). warrants .To'IO oil Coronet's inquest 1HH 0o! Board of Health 71 25 ins;, ee j 800 8 Coout.y attorney 125 ooj .Exoeiis.; school fund H Hi 7-tj Ciiaiige venue 4H0 2 Sfi- cial Judge 150 0v !.o b-.'uniy l8 50 Poor farm i J50 4i Taxiw, te., mift't Balance June 1891 11940 07 ; 81408 52 ; 17047 07

W:: rra nts redeemed Oiit " Tre-as. bid. 1805 81408 52 502! 84 2ii:i 2;i 8550 07 Pike repairs .balance 1801 Warrants redeemed Old Interest Treasurer over draft 503S U) 13597 23 Principal T 10 U 2 W T 10 R I W T 10 R 1 E T 9 R 1 E T 0 R 1 W T 0R2W T 8 R 2 W T 8 R 1 W T 8 R 1 E T 7 R 1 E T 7 R 1 W T 7 R 2 W S207 14 242 20 320 98 78 30 902 37 311 50 2703 28 100 00 25 JO 45H 72 194 18 5t05 13

interest T 10 K 2 W 205 05 T 10 R 1 W 102 05 T 10 R 1 K 120 95 T 0 R 1 E 85 30 T 9 li 1 W 318 (5 T 9 R 2 W 03 o l T 8 R 2 W 127 80 T 8 R 1 W 1091 2;t T 8 R 1 E 77 18 T 7 R 1 E 00 70 T 7 R ! W I I'd 04 T 7 R2 W 170 52 3293 31 Township Special school 19025 97 Township 99o(! 01 Road tax 8005 28 Dog Tax 1214 50 Tuition 11988 80 51190 59 Pikes

Dins more Smith Eight Stephens Wylie Common School i i 'tieipal I'ltertht 2S31 01 051 75 77 02 m 37 420 43 4123 '58 1 50;f8 79 5045 -JO 20551 19 190tS 40 A isceiianeous Stale tuition i? d; mption Fines Show license Liquor Ueeuso Docket fees Corpora tiou Clonal v do;- fund ft "i0 83 20 00 1500 00 291 03 220.53 75 15! 09 no :o K EC A Pi. ITT

ttl-.CKIlTS. msiiUKSKilKiS'T.S M-IShS ) 47047 07 ?:. .-!) 07 -157 I 08 in ::: 1- 5u72 97 ::-,:ict :"! i'.;8 4l ai loo 5.) .11033 S4 1 ) 5S 214;0 70 i!i.V l) isdoi 4.-, 44172 59 .11074 08 Sill) 5 07' US 14 070T7 -ju 1 0:1 i ')." 07 "l7

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57M!! Oo Tn-Ms. Bifaacrt 1 ')(' 5 :VJ Ex 1 ui i a tl and approved in oj mi e mil I t! June 5, i8!)7. V 1 1 t-s : : I. t. HiVKi.K. Aiidiiitr. 'i 11. rri luu iiv, Tr . a.-u -. r. lOIIV PM!I. (;;, ) John lit n 1 inu toN, Coiuiui ik'Utrs. Wil. FliTKUsOX. )

1 reas.'s balance Treas.'s Over D. OOj I' M ; c,m 02! 2-YM-i 5s; j 15025 32l 59S 45 1 5025 32 !8i408 521 4571 m 100 00 7428 72i 1000 5038 16 I i 0507 2H 202 75 157 50 2U5 00 85 00 1072 50j 4 3: 81 70 31 98 6 78 110 13 311 50 220S) 52 27 30 431 90 133 76! 72 70! 25 46 21 82 220 00 25 82 5072 97 674 81 142 73 117 00 07 05 8S 65 35 (Y 50 or 37 (fc 109 2r 50 4i 40 9i mi n 31 & 8 2, 59 (i 73 01 1311 83 7753 21 70 30i . 48 30! 1-19 40 i 1 00 02 ; 8 i ! 1030 13 45 30 52 if. ; pm 3i I 97 5o I 1981 48 1 1 :?!K72 7(j (5410 92 i 0232 92 ' Si 1 50 5555 .11 2132 3( 2 001 435 00 : 0:505 71 i 319 J3 8i I 7 001 5390 (X; ..-do 7i 1417 0! 1421 00! 4 0( 117 Oo 204 75 38-48 1.15 e.o 172 1 K), 311 20, 2190 70j 15179 85 3721 00: (5 00 10 72 208 3' 95 9 1986 O81 m m 1923 ) 89)1 19543 301 104 fc 90 9;" ,)!? 57 02 400 8i 5 j 15 00 I i0i:0 04i I 291 03; 40304 90! i 151 09; 500 0 1.I6SS 7'. . pv L ATION. Auds. Balance 75917 91 rs; 70 ,o7 :i.s

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