Bloomington Telephone, Volume 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 14 July 1893 — Page 4

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aVDiiOR'S WML REPBDT. THE undersigned Amditor submits the follonik report tf Re ceipts and expenditures of Monroe County, Indiana for the year be ginning June 1st, 1892 and ending May 3lst, 1898.

COUNTY REVENUE.

Espense. 2ects. Bah Over Dmft,

Receipts. 41.703 00

52 IS

Shippers are sending: a car or more of wheat from the Bloomington station every day, mostly to Tledo. L. H. Smith has sold $0 acres of his farm,fiTe miles west of the city, on the Dinsmore pike, to Elzie and O verto n.Tapp. Consideration, $1, -500. It is the intention of Prof. O. B. Clark ind family to make their home ut Ripon, Wis. The family are at present near Warsaw, where they will remain for a few weeks. The Lawrence County Bank has been opened at Bedford under the banking law of Indiana, with William C. Winstandley as president, and.J.-M. Windstandley as cashier. The appointment has been made of J. W. Crane as post master of Kirksvttle, this county. Mr. Crane was the late Democratic candidate for sheriff who was defeated by Wilson Adams. Mrs. -Alma Johnson and her sister. Miss Lena McCaughan, returned last night to their home in Morning Sun, Iowa, after spending a few months here with their brother and sister, Prof. Z. A.McCaughan and Mrs. Susie Kussell. Harry and Will Rogers are man

aging asplendid Altman thrashing j machine outfit this season, and have !

all the work in prospect that can be done. Four cents a bushel is the price charged for thrashing as has been customary. Paoli Republican: "James A. Bruner, who recently moved from this count v to Monroe count v, was visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity last week. He lives within two miles of the city of Bloomington, and i well pleased with his new home." President Swain will remain in the city long enough to road the proofs of the supplimentary catalogue that is being issued by the University, after which he will visit the world's fair and make addresses at a number of institutes. The supplementary catalogue referred to s a publication up to date containing the various changes in the faculty and a number of important additions to the course of study

made since the regular catalogue was issued. The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Mc Kissick,who died Monday evening, took place Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, at the home of tho Misses Faris, on west 6th street. The services were in charge of Dr. W. R. Halstead, of the College Avenue Methodist church, of which denomination the deceased was a member, and the address was most appropriate for the very sad occasion, ft was shortly after 7 o'clock when the funeral ctrtege reached Roe

Hill, where the remains were buried. Considerable new wheat is being received by the Bloomingjon mills this week, as thrashing machines arc running all over the county. The price paid is 55 cents a bushel. Last year wheat was sold at 72 cents a bushel from the machine. While many sold at this price, many more stored the grain to wait for better prices. T&e better prices never ctmo. On the contary, the price fell, and rapidly too, and 72 cents has not been reached for my length of time during the year. Persons who refused the 72-ccul offer last year do not feel likeoccepting tb9 55-cent offer now.

Taxes, Damages and Costs. Change of Venue, Poor Aaylum. Public Building.

Ct. Court and Bailiff. Foes and Salaries, Elections Poor and, Asylum, Specific, Criminals, Road Bridges, Books and Stationery, furors.

Printing and Advertuua

Refunded Taxes, Benevolent Institutions, Interest on Bends, Interest on Co. Orders, Coroners Inquest, Board of Health. Insane, County Attorney. Expense School Fund. Change of Venue. Special Judge, Fox Bounty, Principal on BoncN 41.805 15 Unhand June 192, 5,801 20 Old WarniMts Red.,

1,725 00 1,538 S5 780 10 bT65 71 y,240 14 7.787 50 UUI5 55 7W 10 i:;.:i50 47 t.4 45 52. 87 00 1.421 10 406 18 349 55 4SS 70 i);)5 58 7i 70 137 50 1 52 2fi i8;i oo 2.443 2 544 70 164 55 40 00 (1,000 00

57.20S 05 2,550 7;

47,(509 35

New Unredeemed, Treas. Bal.t 1893,

59,788 68 17,38;i 77 42,405 i) I 5,20; 44

134 9&

5,20:j 44

Received, Treas. Bal.,

9 00

Corporation. Sinking Fund, Bond, Treas. Ha:.,

Taxes. Pike Kepa.rs, Old Warrants Red.,

47.309 35 47,600 35 JURY FEES. 9 00 9 00

9 00 9 00 CORPORATION FUNDS. 8,919 87 975 20 1,294 38 11,189 45 Tl,189"43 11,189 45 PIKE REPAIR FUND. 8,470 13 6,784 32

1,974 49

8,470 13

Unredeemed Warr., Treaa. Bal.. 970 90

Treas. Bal.. '93

9,441 03

8,758 81 Ml 9 45 6,639 36

2,80716 9,441 03

2,801 67

9,441 03

Receipts. Disbvrxhwrtt. Treat. Ji&h Qvtrtlwfh

PIKES.

HI'iHT. Tuxes and Bal., On hand, 1892. Expense, Treas. Bal., '93.

Taxes, Bal. on hand, '93, Expense, Treas. Bal.. 33.

2,262 77

l,b35 97 426 80

426 80

2,262 77 61 28 ,857 98 o -5-

2f2ti2 77

STEl'HKN'S. Taxes.

6,119 26 416

On hand, June. '93, 636 14 Kxpense, Old redeemed.

2, i)as 11 3,581 12 6,110 215

3,581 12

Unredeemed, Treas. Bal., '93, DIX3MORE. Taxes, On hand, '92, Expenses. Treas. Bal., '03

SMITH Taxes On band, '92, Expense, Treas. Bal., '93,

Received, Treas. Bal.,

1,052 21

811 09 1 88 84T97 50 40 71)2 57 259 64

259 64

1,052 21 2,240 32 1,238 13

1,052 21

2,350 00 1,128 45 3,478" 45 3,47S 45

1,128"' 45

271 75 44 18

Tp. S Fung 1 2ft 75 354 05 Tp. 7 Range 1 ast, 303 75 284 'M Tp. 7 Range 1 west, 96 82 2t t)0 Tp. 7 Ranjje 2 west, 237 50 177 i0

Treasurers Balance, 1833

11 It 25 4f 46 50 00

715 28

CONGRESSIONAL INTEBEST.

j hay harvest. Miss Xi-ttie lb -nut h. -hu has-

been sick for rv iim i r ftfut-

Interest

Tp. 10 R 2 west, 206 0 130 xt 75 ao Tp. 10 Range 1 west, 102 47 75 4 G 99 Tp. 10 Range 1 east, 12" f5 82 47 4 1 3 0 Tp. 9 Range 1 east, h$ ir i9 M) 29 ss Tp. 9 Range 1 west, lMO 01 168 5B 71 45 Tp. 9 Range 2 west, n9 oh lau 3 78 72 Tp. 8 Range 2 west, 104 79 86 94 77 85 Tp. 8 Range 1 west, 1912 in 1,132 59 7x0 32 Tp. 8 Range 1 east, 10s -J5 60 77 5 7 4$ Tp. 7 Range 1 east, 95 00 62 -;0 ;i2 10 Tp- 7 Range 1 west, 237 02 129 7 107 Tp. 7 Range 3 west. 181 88 112 82 69 66 Treasurer's Balance 1893 1.447 57 Docket Fees, Received 152 20

Expense Received Expense

152

Show License

10 00

:St'0ial School Township Fund, Roaa Tax, DoirTax, Tuition, OkJ Warrants Kedfcnvi Treasurers Balance

RfCfrived Treasurers Balauct-

TOWNSHIP FUNDS. 14.018 7:; G..VJ2 47 7. .71 9 70 2.50 91) U.970 4fi 819 05 .m: 5S 7(59 82 s;s9 ;i5 ,1,357 :i5

7.111 05 :m-2 19 5?24 7 7 S)?, 79 :i,:i5-3 90

4,990 il4 :i9.56t s-J 20.445 50

Saloon License Tuition State Ivedemotion of Laml Old Unredeemed

MISI KLLANEOUS FUNDS. 1. oo 1,000 fiou no 2I.7JS S'. iy;l4 81 S: OS

r: it 00

49(5 H 11(5 41

Time ii:tvt; ntM h 1- ifuet aLotit the riMMH-lrr office iv J,, Lu;kon tcxtk ose68ion. $ The Sp v - iuii:i:'iii 11 'ailu)h it. ' i t-i ' ''tor daillH lo h;i- i -' l.oo M-;iUini til' lIlH'e HI 'tllllJJr. A. . t . ! ifatt:new ).nioii i.fifi x in m i-.iar-rruiriiitr ot i ngton., IJy n - ni i i mi niiroad lime, 1 In 1 1 '.1 : l aiideni5fir train- iimv ri - 1ilm ?it 10:3J i. in., il p. Hi . ...44 12:0( u. m. JHo cl ..aue in tho south trains.

.730 00

rn 1 j . . 1 . .

51 a 22 25 78

Add. Special choi!

Hoad Taxes ::.. os KxjHMi.ses ( )ld Redeem "d Treasurers iiuianoe 1 "5 52 "lis" Total HalaiiCT.s Oveniruft True Balance

r:;o 00 o(t IleCMpts. i)isbur.

HulariC'1

Overdraft,

UY2 1 : (!) :i.vj so

The Coroner has returned st verdict in tlic death of Charles Koonts,. finding thai his death was accident--al, auJ in accordance with thfc fct already published in the Telephone. WANTSrAT ONCE. The Model Holler Mills wat fcJJ0O bud els of old Wheat, for widch they will pay Inchest market price. Dili. & BaiDtrELL,. Administrators and Execmtoraand those who have the .olvertismjf for Estates will do a special favor for the TELEPHONE if they will alwavs insist upon the :--ivertiinf! (WlilCH IS KEQUh.ED BY" LAW) to be done at tins officeKates are alwavs reasonable

3H MO

r).v lis

rr,4"; 7j 57.417 ar.

K E C A P I L T I O IV.

On hand and Received Since June 1 8i)i 17:s.:W!J M Warmnis drawn lMo.WU 71 Ouistamlinjr .lune IM).1 :i'jt5(K 00 i;:;".:umi :;.) 158.500 7.i"

4.548

Ouisiandintr 181K5 Treasurers Hahuiee 1V.K!

W. 1.. DOUGLASS S3 SHOE noTttr. Do you wear J:hem? When next In need fry a pabul Ilett i n tho world.

250

$2.00

FOR Ud&m 2.00 E75 ron toYS

44. DO

43.3 42.5C

f2.0D

FOR

n."i,na2 in .77.417 :!."

57,417

17:;.;$rt :i. as v)uistanding bonds, Countv -i.000 00 Examined and approved this June Otb, 1803. J. M. HIXKLE, Auditor. ) John Sherlock, ) -John CriLMORK, jCunty Coin T. H. SUDBURY, Treasurer. ) Ware S. Walker. ) ruissioners.

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Summer School Notes' 77; ryz 6' ; r r . ; r . . i MEETING.

By a bpecial Keporter. J

W you wan! :t 5ne DRCSS SH0 IrftirW sHw, don't pay $6 to $8, try my $3, $30ilhOQir $5 Shoe They fit equal to costom tJfcJpektt wear as well, if you wlshtoeconomfqpifMliM do so by pure u siny W. L Dougfas Smk Hm

price stamps on the boltom,, look for iitttmye

Fo Sale by Ed. WeteelL

-Dr. Swain returned from his! Ihere is a controversy over the

eastern trip Sunday evening. jold hitlers' meeting usually held Dr. Eioreuiann and family are(at Ketcham s springs in August: camping out in Turner's woods, 'Last year, as has already been statwest of town. !ed, a number of the members of Prof. Mottier will leave for the committee thought that there the world's fair immediately afier'was too much desecration of the the term closes. jSabbath and ask George P. KetchEdR. Smith, the genial rcprc-:am, who owns the grounds, to forsentative of Ginn & Co., paid thejbid such privileges, or they would summer school a pleasa-nt visit yes- not join in the meeting. Mr. terday. Ketcham has refused to do this, The proof of the supplemen- and has called the annual meeting tarv catalogue has been read and himself, the president and secretary the circular will soonue ready ftr'of the Jissociation refusing thus far distribution. jto join with him. Jacob CarmicMrs. Charles Dry bread, who hael is the president and Henry has been spending a week with herDillmun is the secretary. Mr. husband, who is attending Summer Ketcham has issued the following

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250 00 65 9

65 93

Received. Expense,

315 93 315 y3 AUDITOR'S FEES. Ill 00 111 00 111 00 111 00 SHERIFF'S FEES. 134 98 131 98

HI 00

COMMON SCHOOL PK&.

On band, June, '92, 322 50 Received, . 7,473 07 Expense, Gn hand, '93,

7,540 00 255 57

255 57

On hand, '92, Received, Expense, Treaa. Bal.,

7,795 57 7,79557 COMMON SCHOOL INTEREST. 1,357 26 3,522 06 4,823 28 56 06 56 06 4,879 H 4,879 32 CONG SESSIONAL FUNDS.

Principal. Tp. 10 lianjje 2 West, Tj. 10 Range I west, Tp. 10 Range 1 east, Tp. 9 Kange 1 East, Tp. 9 Range 1 west, Tp.9 Kange 2 west, Tp. 8 Range 2 west, Tp. 8 Kange 1 west,

Receipts. Disburs. Balance. 501 25 25 000 251 25 197 50 87 50 119 00 30 37 131 67 HI 75 19 98 362 10 18d 00 71 10 75 90 7.S 00 230 00 180 ( 0 50 00 2,209 36 2,1 2 :J 33 S6 OS

Overdraft

3637

School, lias returned to her home

at Bloomlield.

The last number of the Otitic

has two leading articles written by Prof. M. A. Sampson, of the chair of English in the University. Prof.

Sampson is the reviewer for the

Critic. Dr. P. H. Kirseh, State Fish Commissioners of Indiana, spent

last night in Bloomington. He

graduated from I. U. in "88. At

present he is superintendent of the Columbia Citv schools.

F. M. Insler hn resigned his

position at Urookston to accept a position in the Princeton high school. He succeeds J. H. Ed

wards, of '01, who will do post graduate work next year iu the university. W. S.Pinkerton, north College Avenue, and a member of the class of '!l,has been elected an assistant in Greek under Prof, Horace Hoffman. He has been teaching for the past two years at Pekin, His., and

is especially qualified to do tlielrieud a Buena Viua last Satur-

call, which will explain itself; fc4The next annual meeting of old settlers5 of Monroe and adjoining counties at Ketchani's Sulphur

springs on my land 8 miles south of

Bloo;iiiugton, will be held on Sat urday and Sunday, August 2tth and 27th, lst3. As at former meetings, at the place named, speeches will be made on Saturday and the gospel preached on Sunday by persons selected for that purpose for each div Everybody is invked to come with baskets well tilled. George P. Ketcham "blossom. Rev. Short, of Springville.preach-

es at South Union nexi Sunday. Another basket meeting: come prepared . ... Mr. Lane will soon have his new house completed, which ift an improvement to Biosstoi ...Mr. and Mrs. Clay Beard entertained a number of friends and relatiyea hst Sabbat h .... Mtase Mattie Jones and Jennie Katun are risking friondci in and arouni HIoisn3 .

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice viaited

JAKES b. vunrip . iUsis r of mite's QaleVrtted OoOMte 0 ;rmium Band tnd Onkmrn th: UlUt Medieval. Co., Elkhart, XmM

You will remember t he condition I wis la

fftjirs apo. wben I wu nil tided witb u

tlon of UiKeaseh, and thought there was o m

MMtur I tried aM kindi of modicia an

of eminen . pbysiolaua. fYDC'C we re proatr Itd producing (ji?--ynioy, Iioart trouble iid all UmUIa

DR. MILES' NERVINE and in tfcrc m Tiths i rsi9PTav cunctt. In my travels et&h year, kvu i humbw of pliysicJ wrecks, Kiiffi'.ii. fmr roua Wig" a ir&.io.i, u.n.r .'.uuBa nm. bJ l local j)hvsic:..rv bo haV(HOtaao1 r- edce -t Ihcirp, ar.d Vqartiatfl Is certain, I feel llc potr.i ro thorn a Ad mjtajb. orT Da Mats' Nervine zna tit eitD." Ia myproTc&iJor:, n m mm . Wfe the arefiomanysa ( .1 I WF13 ftiftra from overwork meaVV n Z.ulmr prostt tlon and nenous eThauitlon, brought oaof tb character of the btisuwss engaeantt X WObMl S'THOUSAND ta a sure sure for all sulFsrtog from thm 6Ma

Sold on PoaiUv

Da. M I LtS' PI LU3.60 DomiSfin; F-m 8alft bv Faris Bros.

We want your O ( i. and will pay the highest market price in cash or merchandise BHEEDIN ifc CO.

work for which hu has been selected.

day fi.nd Sunday. . . . Qnite a number attend 4 church at bloaiaom last SabhathThe .... funeral of Blzie

James and (ieorflro Gordon willMr-dor will be preached by Kev.

leave in u few days for Iowa to1?!"?" u,k. Wala.r'. chapel the , , i i ioth kuiday in July, i pend t wo weeks with t riends. They will make the trip of near! Alfred Graham is spending a few 500 miles on their bicycles. jdnys at Martinsville

NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby grfen, that tke undersigned has given bond and been sworn by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, Administrator of the tale of Elizabeth Ri, Ut of Monroe rotunv, V'e, d Sniil etat Hii;-i, to b rlvent. Isaac ttwix fc !'it cXaLT