Bloomington Courier, Volume 1, Number 329, Bloomington, Monroe County, 9 August 1895 — Page 4

All 60 to the B16 CLEARANCE SALE At Wicks' Bee

Bean Blossom Township--Continued.

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March 2 1 April 6 8

10 10 13 15 22 6 10 18

EXPENDITURES. Paid out since last report Balance EXPENDITURES. J D Butcher Teaching school Ada McPhetridge Teaching school Ira J Morgan Teaching school Jane Staley Teaching school MavEbbagc Teaching school Stella Figg Teaching school John Stephenson Teaching school F I, Driskell Teaching school W H Buskirk Teachidg school Hattie Walker Teaching school Grant Bange Teaching school Elmer Driskell Teaching school

3i28 00 2329 84

24o 50 245 00 259 00 28o 00 231 00 2 I5 00

315 00 31500

25 2 00

28o 00 252 00 262 50

Jl Railroad Man Cured.

Dog Tax Funds RECEIPTS. Aug 189 1 Amount on hand at date of last report Dec 1894 amount received from county treasurer Amount from registration of dogs May 1895 amount received from county treasurer Total receipts dog tax fund Total expenditures since last report Balance

EXPENDITURES.

3128 00

M83 41 00 3850

41 50

Nov

Dec Jan 9 " Mao 10 " Tan' 24 " Jan 27 " Jan July 2 " July 9 " July2o "

i894

. N J McKeel W S Walker J M Buskirk F P Figg order Dr Stamifer W P Lilford James Hughs W S Walker C R Worrall

Osgood &Stine

sheep killed by dogs

sheep killed by dogs sheep killed by dogs sheep killed bo dogs sheep killed by dogs sheep killed py dog sheep kilted by dogs sheep killed by dogs sheep killed by dogs sheep killed by dogs

SUMMARY.

Receipts Road fund $ $9 98 Township fund 8o4 81 Special School fund 127 1 85 Tuition fund 5457 84 Dog fund 123 33 Total 8 1 17 87

Expenditures $ 389 H 642 26 999 38 3i28 00 123 00 528i 78

i23 33 123 00 33 $ 9 00 10 00 i2 00 900 885 2 00 7 i5 2o 00 15 00 30 00 Balance. $ 7o 84 i6255 272 47 2329 84 33 2836 03

State of Indiana, Monroe County. I, Chas. Walker, Trustee of Bean Blossom Township, in said county, do solemnly swear that the foregoing reports are true and correct as I verily believe, , Chas. Walker, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th day of August, 1895. J. M. Hinkle, Auditor Monroe County. Examined and approved by uf, this 7th day of August, 1895. John Sherlock ) Commissioners of wpH MonroeCounty.

Rev. W. B. Dunham will preach at the Walnut street Presbyterian church tomorrow. Rev. Dunham is an able minister of Indianapolis. There will be a special meeting of Co. H. at the Armory tonight to have a court-martial. O.ie of li e members is accused of coduct unbecoming a member of the State militia, and the higher officers have instructed the officers of Co. H. to proceed with the trial in accordance to regulations. This is the first time in the history of the company that each proceedings have been ordered.

Just before midnight last night, when The World's editors were saying naughty things to the (printer's) devil, there came into our sanctum sanctariuin four of Bloomington's best looking young men, and without any warning whatever, proceeded to sing. It was the McCabe quartette, composed of W. B. Farmer, first tenor, -Homer Woolery, second tenor, William 'H. Wylie, first bass, and Theo. K. Willis, second bass. The members of the quartette are all active members of the Methodist church, and our musical editor states upon his oath that their music is first-class and high grade in every particular. The World hereby tenders its thanks for the compliment, and further promises that it will give each one a ' 'write up' ' a column long when he plunges into the sea of matrimony.

Martinsville by a combination of

pluck and push get the Red Men's

Pow-wow for next jear. . The citizens of that city crot a

hustle on themselves and the re

sult is the town will be compelled to entertain between fifteen and twenty thousand people on the seventh of next August. Seems as though the citizens of Bloomington didn't appreciate the fact that they might ha'e had the Pow-wow here instead, if they had made an effort. It means several thousand dollars will be left in the city, besides proving to b ai fdvertisement of no mean value. Let us get in line md capture the Pow-wow tor 1897-,

HARRODSBURG. Harrodsburg, Ind., Aug. 8th, '95. Mrs. Mull, of Spencer, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Pedigo. Miss Laura Holmes and Miss Carrie Urmey have rturn d from Danville where they have been attending school. Mrs Wine Kinser and Mrs D J Kinser were in Rlnomington the last of the week. Will Urmey of Bedford, spent Sunday here. Mr and Mrs Simon Graves of Hertford, vitdted relatives here last Mi and Mrs Bvron Small wood

no w occupy the house recently vacated by W. F. Kinser and family. Miss Florence Quackenbush was caledto I edford IV'on Inv t see her grandmother who i periously 1 ill. Mrs Jones is visiting relatives at

Sprinville this w ek. ' Rev Bougher and wife of Oakland City, are the guests of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Bougher. Mrs I r BaVer will entertain a few friends on caturday afternoon from three to five. Judge Taylor aDd wife of Terre Haute, are visiting Wm. Bennett and family, we t of town. Eli Ki ier and wife of Bedford, were visiting relatives here last week. MrTJ Clay and daughter Loduska, were in B-oomington Wednuday. Mrs llollzman, of Bloomington, '3 the guest of Mrs M T Carm?c'.irel wit of town. Miss Minnie Baker, of Pekir, is ih- jui-st of her brother, Dr. Bakir. Mi.-h Daisy Woodward ir' Mint in( frii-ndd in cast German town tJiis eek. Union services will be l. Id ni the Presbyterian church Uty morning.

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WT5ry THE LYOHv,

MEDICINE'

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For Sale byallDruwist

Mr. Tom E. Kline, an enginesr, forty ; ears of age, residing at 640 East Ohio 1 treet, Indianapolis, Ind., who has ran an. engine for two years on the Wabash read, and thirteen years on the Monou Toad, much of that time having been the engineer on the fast newspaper train has, for the past ten years, suffered from indigestion in its worst form. He had continual heavy feeling in his stomach, eo that he had to lie in bed to ease his pain. This indigestion caused chronic diarrhoea and sleeplessness. He had to be very careful as to his diet, and could only eat as simple a food as potatoes sparingly. He took four boxes of LYON'S SEVEN WONDERS, and now he can eat anything. His digestion is perfect ; he can sleep well, and he gives it as his opinion that the medicine does everything that is claimed for it He heartily recommends it to all persons suffering from indigestion ox any stomach disorder.

Mpnon's Showing.

Property Has Never Failed to Earn a Sur

plus Over All Charges.

The Louisville, New Albany &

Chicago railroad shows steadily

increasing earnings fin e Jan. 1st.

The earnings for the third week in

July were $370,827, against $364-

820 for the same period in 1894'

Since Jan. 1st the road has earned

including the above week, SI, 632-

191 gross, an increase of $218,802

as compared with same period in

1894. Under th . present uanagement more than $3,000,0CO has

been expended for improvements, the entire line now being laid with

steel. The company has a plant,

h th as regards road and equip

ment, which compares very favora

bly with and other road in the

country; it has no floating debt, strictly speaking, and its future would seem to appear promising.

From a thoroughly reliable source

it is learned that for the year ending June 30, 1895, the annual report soon to be issued will ehow

a surplus of between $40,000 and

$50,000 as against a surplus of $77,985 for the year ending June 30, 1894. Gross earnings for the entire year will show a falling off, but to counterbalance thu expenses have been diminished. The!

decrease in gross earnings, we are

told, is about $90,000; the saving

in operating expenses about ?45,-

000. The payment of a dividend

of 1$ per cent, on the preferred,

Feb. 15, 1894 was considered

mistake. The , roper ty has never failed to earn a surplus over all charges and is free so far as we can learn from financial emb irass

ment of any sort. Sentinel. .

The Best Remedy for STOMACH, Liver, and

Bowel Oomplainto AYErVSPILLS

Received

AT THE World's Fair,

The date f the Sale u Fair is

Sept. 3rd to 6th.

Go to Chicago, August 10th.

Fare only $2.00.

W. L. Douglas

S3 SHOE

jVMiy-

18 THE BEST. N0 8QUEAKIN0.

And other specialties far

Gentlemen, Ladies, Bojl and MlweB ere the Best hi the World. See descrlptlre dvertlement which appears la Oils paper. Take as SatMtttfttt. Insist on having V. I

DOUGLAS' SHOES, with name wad price

etampod on bottom. 8old by

NOTICE TO TEACHERS. The annual session of the Mon roe county teachers' institute will convene Monday, August 12th, and be in session during the entire week. Every teacher in Monroe county is expected to be present during the entire session. Krirndfi of education are welcome. P. F. Tourner, County Supt.

From LaGrippe. How Dr. Mites' Nervine Restored; One ot Kentucky's Business

-ijttjig Mea to Health ,

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Ed. Whetsell.

No DISEASE has ever presented so man peculiarities as LaGrippe. Nodlseuse leaves Its victims so debilitated, useless, sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe. Mr. X. W. Hilton, state agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky. sa;rs: "In 1889 and 90 I had two severe attacks of LaGrippe, the last one attacking mj nervous system with such severity that my life was despaired of. I bad not slept for roiare than two months except by the use of n arcotics that stupefied me, but gave me no rest. I was only conscious of Intense mental weakness, agonising bodily pain and ithe fact that I was hourly growing weaker. When in this condition, I commenced using Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. In two days I began to Improve and In one month's time I was cured, much to the surprise of all who knew of my condition. I have been in excellent health since and have recommended your remedies to many of my friends. Louisville, Jan. 22, 1895. D. W. HXUCOH. Dr. Miles' Herrine Restores Eglft.

Puro Liquors. Buy straight goods and get them from Troutman & DeMoss. No misrenresentaiion. hut dial

in pure goods and plain fattH. vsp ALail.

1? me Kentucky Whiskies, Sour Mash and Rye, direct trom the distillery ware house. Also everything in the liquor business, including Apple, IVach and Cognac Brandies, Wines ft all kinds. All our goods are pure

and et a ripe eld age, recommended by physicians everywhere Moerlein Lager and Export Beer, the only first-class Beer in Bloomington. See us when you want Liquors. BUENA VISTA. Buena Vigta Ind., Aug. 7, '95. Mrs Sparks came down from Kirksville Saturday to visit her

son, Johnny. J W Mood milled at Kctcbam'8 Saturday. Mr Joe Arthur of Newark, wag guest of Miss Martha C&finhhael Saturday em Mrs Weimer is better this week, and Wesley Whitaker is reported worse. P G Mood and Charley Taylor returned to Dugger Saturday, after a week's visit in our locality; ditto W H Sparks Marco. . Quite a number from & distance atiended church here Sunday to bet Rev. Bras r Thomas Jr. preach. ' Next Sunday the funeral of How ard Martindale here and a basket meeting. Rev.Thomag, Dr and Mrs FT OliphaMi, Kiciard Brown and Mrs Arthur and daughter Liur were tle ';uete of WV Carter' Sundav. Miga Delia Darenport haa been appointed pott master of thin p' iC and fur warded her bond to tbe departmen' !atst week. Her ap pointment willgivennirere.il tis faction.

Thursday on business. ', Joel Mood wna in pur villag

ounaay.

W H Burch ia out hay-making

"ii liin jrrcou v. isrui in 9 W' eiC. Ernest May made A rlviner trin

to Greene Co.Saturday selling "pain

paint.

Pensioners are havine trouMp t

have their papcr6 filled ou. there

is no quaiined orncer at Uns plac-.

Mrs. Betsey Lankford visited hr

daughter in Bloomington last vr- k

MONEY TO LOAN.

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Hal. Bros.

t Commiosioner'ft Allowaneca.-

rii ci i i 1 1 a

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, August term 1886. J A Snoddy, pike repair I 2

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wuson Aaams Jesse Hampton F F Tourner Daniel Kriner D S MoHenfy

uno a f augnt Geo Welch Wilson Adams T H Sudbury Silas Grimes Wm A Rnmm

J M Hinkle

A T Massey W S Bradfute

Joe Hehsiey

r r Tourner

asaesaiug criminals mnrla

board renew 09 63

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poor 2S print and ads 1A2

Bpacine r salary 2QS

J. M. HtlfKLB, Auditor Monroe OtY

Jewel, the four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Treadway, died yesterday at t wo o'clock of brain fever. Tlr HHle one has been confined t I er l td

for more th n three w e s. The

parents have the heartfelt sympathy

of the comm mitr in h ir hour of

trial. The funer.l wili oecur this

afternoon at 4:30 fro n the resi

dence on East Third street and will

be in charge of Rev. T. J. Clark.

BigGielf

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for 10 cents

ne Largest piece of Good tobacco eversoid for m mon

Yon say a collar nnd caff that ere waterproof? Yes. Andpersplntion will not affect Utetnr Yes. And when dirty you need only wipe them off with wet doth or sponge ? Yea. Wonderful t Row are they msde? A linen collar covered on both sidea with waterproof 'C;u.OMlD." Iooka exactly like a linen collar. Is it the only waterproof collar and caff made? No, bat it k the only one made with the linen interlining and consequently the only one that can give entire eatitiaction, because it is tea best. How can I know that X get the right kind? Because every piece ia stamped as follows:

"ARK

Inouire for that end refuse anvthine

else, or you will be disappointed. Supoeee my dealer does not have theraf He probably has, bat if not, send direct to as, enclosing amount. Collars 25c, Cone 50c. State size, and whether collar wanted ia stand-np or turned-down. rur ULAim rnu iimv

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Charles Maple, prescription clerk

at Blewett's drag store, has return

ed from a visit to his parents at

ShelbyviUe.

Notice to Non-Beaidentav

Comnlflilit in oml f ikln 4rt mal

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iaie ana complete recora title!

Th State of India tin l MutifoefJeunty. f

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John M. Stephenson vs. Alexander Clark, the unkuowu heira, devisees legatees, and legal representatives of Alexander Clark, doe'd, Lewis Joneo, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of Lewis Jones, dee'd, Elemor Jouea, the enknown heiro, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of Eleanor Jones, deceased, Alfred Jones, the u u k n o w n heirs, devisees, legatees and legal repienentatives of Alfred Jones deceased, Queen Esther Clark) the unknown heirs, devtsettSt legatees and legal

representatives 01 Vjueen Esther Clark, deceased, John Pedigo, the un known heirs, devisees, legatees and legal representatives of John Pedigo, deceased, Frances t'edigo, the unknown

heirs, devisees, legatees and leiral renresentatirea

of Frances Pedigo, de-

ceased, barab Jones, the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and local

Sfutatives of Sarah Jones

deceased, the unknown

heirs, devisees, lesratees

a ud legal repreaenta tires of William Jones, de

ceased, Mary Jones,

widow of William Jones

deceased, the unknown

heirs, devisees, legatees uuU hgnl renreseuta-

tireh of Marv J'Uiea. do-

ceawtl. John W. Evana,

the uuknown iteitn. de

viKMW. leiratees uudle;ral

repretieutatives of John

W. U.VHU8 deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees.

ir.tceuB, next of kin and iegul represeatatires of Eiiphalet Pea sou, de-

C HKed, Ameii Pearson, Martbu Keru, Ambrose ivei'U.Taies Short. S. W.

t'lfoit, AdoiphuK Short,

bliphalet bhort. Unrne

Shell, Ltinuei Slnrt,

William L. Pearton, Liv-

nirston M. ' Pearbun,

Elizjti-(ii iJoriion, Heurv H M rrisou. Al btrt Pearrton, Lliha'eD. Ptarsoa uul Parker Pearson.

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for Quietiu Title and that said

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this 10th day of Jnlv A. D. 18C5.