Bloomington Progress, Volume 16, Number 29, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 November 1882 — Page 2
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RBsTVBUCAM TMlMf. Election to be ksMTaetday, ., 81 Ar Cbsosfy Caw, DAVW WALL. BROWSING. Far Cbtmtg AmdUor, WILLIAMSON JsT. ALEXANDER. tSAACCLAMAir. Jbr aker& SILAS QRIMES. For Cbmnfy RtenrJtr, WILLIAM N. HALL. br Cbmfy Smtgw, MICHAEL H. BOSKIRK. Pur CViasr, JAMES H. OASTON. Ormmfniomtr ytnt DutriH, DAVID P. BVRTON. Ommumivur tkird Dofriet, JOBS P. HABRELL. for rwsswatot 10th Judicial Circuit, JOSEPH B. HENLEY, of Monroe co, STATIC TICKKT.
ferrstarv Sari X. A. AiaTff
Auditor fSk S.H. WOLFE
TrKnmnr Sat. MOSWBLL HILL
Attome OourmL V. P. BALDWIN
Supt PMchurctkm, J.M.BLOSS CUrk Stutnmi Court. J- W. GORDON
Oorwnc Qwi W. P. IDSON,
J.6. BERKS HIE B, J. F. K1BBY.
KatioeaJ candidate for Congress, SAMUEL WAIUNllPOEttKatioaaJcaaMalefor Reereeestatrtw, JOBS HOLSAPPLE.
Ren. Smith has sold his farm
on the iNaab villa road to Win. A. Rogers.
A desperate effort is now be-
ion made bV swapp'toe or trading.
to defeat urimea, the people's
MaiiJstn tot SfaeriS The opposi-
aaageTS are willing to Men
ace more than one man to accomplish this result, and it is the duty
of Grimes's friends aad supporters
to see that this little game is prompt ly defeated.
It is a matter of the aunt vital
iavortaaee that every lover of his
country should arouse himself snd
stand shoulder to shoulder with Re
publican voters, in the present con
test. Uur candidates, throughout.
an rood men (be equals if not the
superiors in ability snd honesty, of
those on the tickets of oar oppon
eats, and ft is the duty of every
bkptjbucah to stand by them.
Vote early, and then if yon can
hear of voter who is sick or negligent, see that he, too, easts a vote.
We cannot carry the county unless
every man la brought out remem
ber that there are no voters to
spam. JjBOor, then, to wing out a
fall vote on next Tuesday.
See that roar ticket ha the
name of Was. N. Hall on it for Re
corder. He m a first-class business
-.s :it .
I, lira wiu uwh wvvu
SiuniKel TyadUd,
Natioaal candidate for tie 6th CoagrcetiooallfetrMt.wUlajatttefoUowiag times aad places: Stewaf a School Hooks Mario tp., Twes-
Aaw. Ok. 31 sL at 1 o'clock D. B.
Hiadoataa. Wasttageesi taueesa date
at ? Bl at.
SliaesTffie, Beaa BJossesa tp., Wedaos-
day, Hot. let, at 1 o'eiecK p. m.
JOlettsvtue, iBcawaa tp at f o'clock O. m
StaaJbrd, Van Bare tp, Thursday,
Nor. 3d, at J clock p. ss. Bkirwdsburg, Csae Creek tp, at T o'clock D. as.
Center Sehool Hons?, Indian Creek tp,
J-nday, nor. 3rd, at i o eioes: p. at. Smrthville, Clear Creak tp, ana at T o'clock a. at.
Toed Sekoel Hobs, Folk tp, ov- 41a,
Batardaj, at 1 oeioek p. am.
Jtoore't uresK, salt ureea (p.,
date
at 7 o'clock D.
Union villa, Beatea tp, Mcaday, Nov. 6th, at I o'clock p. m. Bioonungtoa same lata at 7 o'clock pjn Ladies resr-Scifolrv invited.
By Order of National Central Commit
tee. Avit.juaa0aina Chairman.
Deposit your ballot at an early
hoar on Tuesday morning, Novem
her 7th. Very much depends up
on this. Vote early, and then yon
can go to work on tWdoobttal and
wavering. Be at the polls as so
as they are opes, aad don't leave
until the hat vote is polled.
No better or fairer ticket
ever oftered to the people of Monroe county than is presented this
year by.the Republican party. Every ana oa the ticket is a representative man of the people. They are all aaen of character, of ability, and of ample qualifications for the positioBB to which they aspire. AH manner of mixed tickets have been printed to suit ike reqniwmeata of those who intend to "cross over" at the November elecr tiou. That mem have a right to vote for the persons of their choice it is nselem to deny, and it would make but little difference with the mass of the voters if it was denied. But what we desire to impress upon the minds of the voters, is that they should see to it that the aaaoes of the men of their, choice are on the tickets they place ia the ballot box. Yob know aaio you desire to vote for, and no man has the right to dictate toko yon shall vote far, Let no pains, noesort be spared, to cany the county. This you can do by polling the fall RepubJicaat vote. See to it that this is done. Procure conveyances to bring the sick, the old and the infirm, to the polls, aad wateh the list eajremlly to ascertain that no mas overlooked before the potts are dosed.
Major Sbs Grimes has made good Sheriff. Elect him aranu Abo, vote for Wall. Browning for Clerk, because he dtsu iiro well at the hands of bis friends, and will make such a model officer that yon will feel proud to know that year vote helped to elect him. The "expert" tax hunting business has turned oat to be a barefaced swindle and syiiteaaatised species of blackmail and robbery, in Maries county, cs it has keen every where else. In many counties every official who has became a party to or in any way countenanced it, will be promptly defeated at the polls. There is said to be some "dirt" ia the back tax aeamtments of Monroe county, laM Spring. Smveer Republican : Rev. W. P. McNary lectured at the Presbyterian church last night to aa attentive audience. It was a very interesting and entertaining lecture. He presented facts aad arguments that cannot be controverted. He is a prohibitionist, and in fauer of adopting the prohibitory amendment. He is therefore in favor of
submission. The presence of tem
perance Democrats was conspicuously thin. About a year ago it uroald have been better.
You have known Isaac daman
a long time. He is an honest, out spoken gentlemsu. Vote for him
for the office of Treasurer.
Dasux Bubtost and John Har
rell are No. 1 men in every partic
ular, soeh material as good county
afiajiaaaoiiaga should be composed
of. See to it that them men are
voted for and elected.
Soch of our citixens as desire to
do business with a courteous, ac
commodating and competent Sher
iff, will give their influence and votes
in favor of Silas Grimes.
wm. i. liAix. will record your
deeds and mortgages when Gilmere's time expires, and will do his
work well.
You an not going to forget Is
aac Ciaaaan, the popular candidate
for Treasurer. He ia one of the best men in the county, and will be elected by a comfortable majority, if his friends come to the polls and
give him a little assistance.
Oaft. Makt. Alexahder, the
Republican candidate for County Auditor, was a brave soldier dur
ing the rebellion. He is a No. 1
man in every particular boueet, upright, aecomtDodating, and at the same time modest and unassuming.
He has old friends and acquaint
aaees in every township of the
county who would feel gratified to
know that they will find him per
forming the duties of County Audi' tor next winter a year.
Dr. Gaston, of Van Buren
township, will be the next Republican Coroner of this county. At the
death of the Sheriff the office of
Coroner becomes a very important
A fult. vote, watchful work, and
victory is ours.
Don't neglect to cast your vote
early on election morning. Bring
yo ur neighbor or friend, and see
that a ticket is not forced oa bim.
The Surveyor's office is general
ly considered of not much impor
tance. Still when a person has sur
veying to do it is just as essential
to have a man who understands his business as to have a skillful physi
cian in sickness. M. H. Buskirk is
the man.
Fob District Prosecutor jour fel
low-citizen, Joseph . Henley is the Republican candidate. He is an educated gentleman, a thorough
lawyer, and will discharge his duties fearlessly.
Silas Gbimes is a citizen of
Clear Creek township. He is a
farmer, a christian gentleman, and
combines all the qualifications of a
popular and painstaking officer. He is the candidate for the office
of Sheriff and asks the support of
Republicans in every township. He
is a man who improves upon ac
quaintance those who know him
best are most confident of his ability and of his sore success. Cast a
vote for Silas Grimes for Sheriff and
return one of the best officers that
has filled that responsible position.
Don't forget that all manner of
contemptible, lying reports, will be
put in circulation for the purpose of
injuring candidates on the Repubh
can ticket, xney are gooa men,
every one, and all injurious reports must be regarded with suspicion,
coming at this late Lour.
A Bio fight has been inaugurated
by the opposition, against Wall.
Browning, Republican candidate
for County Clerk. If swapping or
trading will not have the desired
effect, money will be placed where it
will "do the most good. This
scheme must be circumvented.
See to it that buggies, carriages or wagons, are prepared to bring the old, the infirm, and the sick, to the polls. Let not a solitary Republican vote remain unpolled when
the sun sets, on Tuesday, the 7th of
November, 1832.
It is amazing, the stories hatched
op by the opposition against some
of our candidates. Look out for
fresh, .new batch of them, on the
day before the election, made out of
thin tissues of falsehood. Nothing is too desperate for them to resort to now. Don't be pursuaded to believe all or a part of the stories
they tell.
If you want to feel well satisfied
over the result of your efforts,
Tuesday, November 7tb, see that
vour ticket contains the name of
Wall. Browning. The opposition
have begun a systematic course of j
lying upon Wall, with the hope of
defeating him at the lost moment.
Gbimes, the candidate for Sheriff, is an-honest, upright man, who will make a careful, painstaking
and aoiommodating officer, and his
friends should watch the scheme set
to defeat him by swapping off.
Wat- N. Haix, the gentlemanly
candidate for Recorder, on the Re
publican ticket, will make the rec
ord of your deeds and mortgages.
He will be elected.
You have a good ticket. Republicans. There are no better men in the State than Grimes, Hall, Buskirk, Alexander, Browning, Harrell, Burton well, all of them. It is a good ticket from first to last.
They are every one such men as would honor any party or people. They are such men as yon ought to feet proud of electing. They are such men as will do their duty fearlessly aad conscientiously. There
are no exceptions. They are all first-class, trustworthy men. . A CACTKHt. So great is the desperation of the Democratic leaders, ta view of their approaching doom, that is believed in some localities they will pay no regard to Republican challenges of illegal voters, and will even refuse to issue or execute warrants for the arrest of offenders or will neglect to do so until it is too late to prevent the mischief of illegal voting. If this should be the case in any locality it will be the duty of Republicans aad friends of fair play and lawful elections to exercise the God-given right of freemen. Let the Republicans show their manliood. Let them show that they know their rights and kaowtog dare maintain them. We say to you then spot every illegal voter, exercise every lawful means to keep him from voting. Organise for that purpose and stand together as one man in defense of yur rights and the faithful execution of the law, ,
Scan your ticket closely, when
voting on Sheriff, and if it reads
for Sheriff, Silas Grimes, you may
feel satisfied that you are voting for
the best interests ot Monroe county.
Boys, the man who never forgets his friends, and who will always be
grateful for your help at the polls
on Nov. 7th, (next Tuesday)
Capt. Mark Alexander. Give bim
a little assistance. He is not the
man to forget a favor. i
Joseph E. Henley is making a
splendid canvass for Prosecuting Attornev. Everywhere he eoes.
over the district, he meets persons
with whom he has been on terms of
intimacy for a number of yean and they will feel a genuine pleas-
ia voting for him. Henley has
served the people honestly and con
staentiously in whatever capacity
be has labored, and will devote bis
time and bis best efforts to toe furthering of their interests in the ofGee of circuit court Prosecutor,
Maj. Grimes, the present Sher
iff, sod candidate for re-election is a model man. For uuiet and thor
ough work we think be has never
been excelled in tbe county. Uer-
tainly we have never heard more
commendatory remarks of any pub
lic officer than have been related of him, and be appears to have entire
ly escaped condemnation from any
source. He is happily the msn for
the place. His business qualifica
tions and personal characteristics .i , . i .i .
(norougmy aoapt nun lor me position, and his name is a strong link in the ticket.
The best assortment of Window
snd Shade fixtures, will be found at Media A Co.'. Cash Store.
3 Cakes Oat Meal Toilet Soar 10c Bess & Co, Straioed Honey (1.25 per gal
lon. Dunn & Co,
Purs Vinegar that will keep
l Ti . a "i-
All manner of minreprcsentE-
tion is being resorted to for the pur
pose of injuring Wall. Browning,
tbe People's candidate for Clerk. When these stories are told you, if you regard tbem of enough consequence to be noticed, go and ask him about them. He is an honest,
straight-forward nun, and will tell
you the truth about it.
Look to your tickets, and see
that not a name is misspelled or a wrong name placed upon the ticket. Every oorrupt device will be used
to deceive tbe people, and they
should be on their guard and see that no fraud is perpetrated upon tbem.
Soldiebs, will you stand by
your comrades: Grimes, Alexan
der, Gaston, Harrell and Henry
Buskirk ? Don't forget them on
the 7th of November. They will
be thankful for your votes and influences.
Every man, woman and child in Monroe county ,knows Mart. Alexander, and know him to be a kind-hearted clever man, who did his share toward fighting his country's battles. He has held the of
fice of Sheriff and made a record
which any man may well feel proud
of. He will be elected to the office of county Auditor, and will make an officer of whom the people will
have reason to be proud.
-Maj. Grimes has glided along so smoothly and pleasantly io the office of Sheriff that not even a whisper has been heard against him.
Kepublioana have been notably fortunate in the selection of officers.
and in Maior Grimes they have cer
tainly exceeded their former good
judgment.
Aeain we ask. why Dick Folk
should be put out of tbe auditor's office and Mart. Alexander put in ?
rrnac ciainw nas juaru ou uu
county, that he should have an of
fice whenever he demands it? He
has just served four years as sheriff, and now wants eight years .in the auditor's office. Courier.
Mart. Alexander says thai he Is in favor of one tsbh wants but
one term as auditor. How is it with Dick Fulk?
He was elected and saved two
years as a Republican real estate
appraise, waa elected and served two years a Democratic sheriff, was
elected for four years as a Demo
emtio auditor, and now wants four years more. Twelve yean as a
county officer 1
Hasn't Dick been pretty well
paid for turning Democrat? Better give some original Democrat a chance.
A Few Cold Facta,
Cheering and shouting for your candidates will not elect tbem, and
mass meetings, alone, win not do it.
Bands of music and torch-light
processions tall short of the work
needed.
AN these are very useful io preparing the field for the final work
of tbe struggle, but ot more importance than all combined is that qui
et work which leads to cautious and
thorough canvass that influences
by private ad vies the doubtful voter, and brings to the ballot-box every
one who believes in the ngbt, and
all who are entitled to a vote-
On this quiet work we must rely for a victory. On this quiet work we must rely for the conver
sions that are to be made.
It is the quiet talker, the one who carries his politics into his daily life and impresses bis neighbors .1 1
wiin toe nonesiy or. nis views on public affairs, who makes converts
to tbe cause be advocates.
Good neighborhood workers are
more valuable to any party than average long winded speech makers. Republicans should understand theritustion. They can only stuo-
oecv by great efforts and great vig
ilance, maintained up to the very
closing of tbe polls on election day. Our opponents are desperate and
unscrupulous, and will stop at nothing to achieve success. If Repub
licans wish to avert the calamity of
a Democratic victory they must
work harder than they ever worked
before, and must not relax their ef
forts till the last vote is in, nor their watchfulness till tbe last vote
is counted. Money, fraud and tbe circulation of stories without foun
dation, are what we have to fear.
We can beat tbem with legitimate weapons, but to this end there must
be brave, incessant and unflagging
euon.
Thrre is a hint of what the Democratic nolicv will be in river
counties of Indiana. On election
day Kentucky is expected to do her
uuiy. jner uuiy win oe to xurmsn a sufficient number of votes for the
Democracy to carry the State for
that party, will tbe liepublicana
of Indiana consent to be voted down
by these political scums who drift
in from a border State 7 Indiana is Republican, and the great danger
that threatens the party now is from
invasion of Kentucky Democrat who will come into the State to
spawn Democratic votes. The honest legal voters of this State should see that these villains who peddle out their franchise for a mesa of
Democratic pottage, should have no
shelter or arotection io its borders.
FOB SQUflBE-DHLIHG AND PURE, HONEST GOODS, BEHEZIBEE TO COME to the well-known
SHOEMAKEES'S BOBS" 1D11U& 8TOI113, moomlngton. tvisw STiriE Tivjrif-aTi iirimense stock don't buy till this stock is carefoil! examined and priced. WALL PAPERS AND WINDOW OHAOEQ ARE MADE A SPECIALTY Togetker with PAINTS, OHLS, cfte.
Stuart d McFheeterc, Horth Side of the Square, East of Fostofilce, Wholesale anil Retail Dealer In
Htt
and
The Democrats of Monroe county have now thoroughly organised their party, and will spare no effort to secure success. Should they conclude, before tbe dav of election.
that it is impossible to elect their entire county ticket they will then
concentrate their trading and swap
ping, as well as the expenditure of
money, upon an effort to elect their candidate for Clerk. To this end
an immense "lie factory" has already been started, raid men have
been secured to ride out over the
county and pour them into the ears
of such persona as seam willing to
listen.
It will not do for Republicans to
underestimate tbe ability and deter
mination of the Democracy of this county to make a vigorous fight from now till the cloeiiie of the
polls. They are nerved up to des
peration office they want, and of
fice they are determined to have
if by any hook or crook they can secure the votes. They are resort
ing to the most contemptible tactics in the efforts to defeat Wall Browning for county Clerk, and will not
stop at tbe use of money, whisky or false statements in fact they are at
it now, as is well known to many.
Crrantl Itepubllcan A T TIT nnTTTMVrifXTT VnTi
SATURDAY,
1882, AT WHICH GEN. JAMES M.
MKELMD
AND COL. GEO. W. FRIEDLEY,
Gallant Soldiers, Distinguished
Statesmen and Orators will speak upon the Great Questions now be
fore the People of Indiuna, Re
publicans in every Township of W i
.aioaroc county arc caueu upon iu torn out in force, and give this day
to their country. Everybody, of
all parties, is invited, especially the Ladies. Come one, come all. Speaking will commence at 1 p. m.
Music by Hand and UtesXJlub.
North Side Public Sauare,B!oom!neton.
THE undersigned take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that tbey have
'rate ijauesi sijriea oi Maggie Itiid Carriage, and eood. steady horset for
single and double driving. We are prepared to furnish Carries for Weddinn.
Funerals and Parties, Mid switl teams for
Commercial Trawler. .Farmers' bones
d cheaply. WOBLKY & HAT.
J3. T. NICHOLS, A. R O XX ITKCT
AltO PRACTICAL BIVILDKR, Plans and Specifications carefully prepared for dwelling houses and public
building. Also estimalBs or ouiMings completed throughout. All work nabbed
at tne time specified. Bloomington, Ind., March 31, 1880.
INooawlsigtosB TvmmM Wart
ime; a-recaawisi. The following voting' prectnets were Ublitaed in Bloornlneton Township :
Beginning at the eouthwast corner of
uioommgton townsnip, in Monroe county, Indiana, thence oast along the township line to the alley running north and south
between College Artue and Walnut street through the City of .llloomina-ton.
Ind., thence north with said alley to Elev-
on in street in saiu city, tosnce east along said Eleventh strMt to the SUte raad leading from Bloomington, Ind., to Martinsville, Ind., thence north with the meandarings of said road to the township line, thence west along the township line to the northwest corner of Uloomington township, thence south along the township line to the place of beginning.
And that the place for holding elections
in saw west rroclnct snsii be at the west window af the Court room of the Court house of said county.
Beginning ta the southeast corner of
Mioomington lownsnip, in Monroe county, Ind., tnenco west alona the towiuhio line
to tbe alley running feorth and south between College Avenue and 'Walnut street
through tha City of Bloomington, Ind., thence north with said alley to Eleventh street ia said city, thence east along said lileveoth street to the State road leading from Bloomington, Intl., ta Martins-rilla, Ind., thence north with the meenderings ef said road to the township line, thence esst along tbe township line to the northeast oorner of said Bloomington township, tbeaee south along the township line to the place of beginning. And that the place ft r holding elections in said East Precinct stall be at a window in tha south side of the Monroe County Library room, in sajd towqship ja said county.
November SUeetlon.
1888. State of Indiana, Monroe co., ss: I WILLIAM F. BBOWNINO, Olert: , of tbe Circuit Court of said County in said State, do hereby certify to Silas Grimes, Sheriff of said County, that at the November election.to be held on Tuesday, tbe 7th day of November, 1882, th n following officers are to be voted for In said oounty, to-wit : STATE OFFICERS. One Secretary of State. One Auditor or State. One Treasurer of State. One Attorney General. One Clerk of the Supreme Court. One Superintendent of Public Instruction. One Judge of the Supreme Court for tbe First District of said State. One Judge of the Supreme Court for the Second District of said State. One Judge of tbe Supreme Court for the Fourth District in said State. REPRESENTATIVE. IN CONGRESS. One Representative in Congress for tie Fifth District of said State. STATE LEGISLATORS. . One Senator to the Legislature of said State, for the Counties of Monroe, Brown and Bartholomew. One Representative to the Legislature ef said State, for the counties of Monroe and Brown. JUDICIAL OFFICER. One Prosecuting Attorney for the 10th Judicial Circuit of said Htate. COUNTY OFFICERS. One Clerk of tbe Circuit Court of said County. One County Auditor for said county. One Sheriff for said county. One Treasurer for suid county. One Recorder for said oounty. One County Surveyor for said county. One Coroner for said county. One County Commissioaer for the First District of said county, and One County Commissioner for the Third District of said county. Given under my hand with the seal of said Circuit Court, affixed at tbe office in Bloomington, October 3rd, 1882. Wm. F. BROWNING, txal Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. rutocLAMATioar bt the SllEailFF. State of Indiana, Monroe county, s: I, Silas Grimes, Sheriff of said county, hereby certify that tbe above and ongoing is a true, full and complete copy of the original certificate issued to ma by the Clerk of the Monroe Circuit Court. SILAS GRIMES, Oct. 4-1882. Sheriff of Monroe county.
ComiiiissioKier's mtale of Real Instate. State of Indiana, Monroe county ss: Monroe Circuit Court. Benj. A. Rogers, guardian Nellie Slew. art,Willie Stewart and Rattray Stewart, jr., VS. Jessie Stewart and Rattray Stewart,sr. Notice is hereby eiven that the under
signed Commissioner appointed by the
Monroe circuit court at its aeptentioer term, 188'i, to sell thi real estate described in the petition .filed in the above cause, will by order of said court sell at public
auction on tho premises in the city of
Utoenungton, juonroe county, Indians, on SATURDAY, November 11th, 18f.J,
at 3 o'clock p. in., the said real estate de
scribed ta saia petit toa ana seta onus? to. wit:
Fart of Seminary Lot Number thirtys5x, in tbe east half of tbe northeast quarter of Section Ave, Township oight, north of Range one west, and bounded as
follows to-wit:
Betrinnine on the south line of said Lot
two hundred and seventy-five fnst west of
the southeast corner of said Lot,then i west
one hundred and fifteen and one-half feet.
thence north one hundred and fifty-eight and one-third feet, thence east one hundred and fifteen and one-half feat, thence
south one hundred and fifty-eight anil onethird feet to the place of besrinnias:; also
part of said Seminary Lot thirty-six,
bounded as follows lo-wtt :
Beginning eight poles and one-half links
west or tne sourness t, corner or saia j,ot on
the south boundary of said Lot and run.
ning thence west eight poles and etgbt and
one-nair linns to us souueest corner or a
part of said Seminary Lot thirty-six, here tofore conveyed to James Stephenson.
thence north with said Stephonsen' line and parallel with the east boundary c-f said lot, nine poles and fifteen links, thsncs east
itiirht poles and oigbt and one-half links,
thence south nine itoles and fifteen links
to the nlace of beeisnins.
All in the city of Bloomington, Monroe
county, Indiana, and heretofore known as tha "Stewart property." The title to the
above property has recently been tjaieted by court. TERMS OF SALE:
The purchaser will be required t pay
one-third of tne purcnase money tn casn,
and execute his notes icr tne residue tn two equal installments of six and twelve
months, waiving valuation and appraisement laws with approved aureticx, and
oearing six per cent, interest per ijinum from date until paid. JOSEPH E. HENLEY, Oct. ll-BJ. Commissioaer. East & East, attorneys.
County Headquarters for
Mr lip ail la
DOORS. mA.T3L9
GLASS, nOULDIUGS, LOCKS,
HUTGEB, HAILS ADD SCREUD. The Early Breakfast COOKSITG STOfrB AHD THE GRAIiD OLIVER CinLLEI FL0X7 Are Among Our Specialties,
A
NEW
die
)oof
PETER BOWMAN has pnrchiissd tin Drag Store on the West Side of the Howi!, North of the alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Cigars, Tobacco, Perfumery, Vaney Qosm&s, and Pare Wines and Itiqaejni For medical purposes. Ad experienced druggist ia attendance.
ion
EIGHT OR TEN Thousand Dollars'
WORTH OF GOODS
At Cost or Less.
ToCXsOSJS Ilnsiuess.
Moat of my slock was purchased this
fall for cash, and all old stock will be sold regardless of cost. I have a splendid
stock of the newest stylos of shades of
Dress Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, Shawls, Dress Trimmines. Notions. Hats. Cane.
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Queensware, etc A large stock of Boots and Shoes, best makes. It will pay you to call and see them. B&.A large stock of Mens' and Boys' Clothing at less tbsn cosLaf
Deficiency in hearing is ton cause
of ray closing business. I hereby tender my sincere thanks to tbe citisens of Monroe county for the liberal patronage they have bestowed on me
for the last forty years, and 1 now invite all to come and share in the bargains I
propose to give ia closing Out my stock of
goods. w.u. JTfifi. Nov 16-32.
0'
Genuine Spiring:
Seat Saddles
P OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
AT SIS. We also have the largest
stock of Harness, Collars, and a full line of all goods usually kept in any shop of the kind in this county. E.I!CDt,ET'S OU STAKD. Wett side of ths public square. mrl-81 W. F. REED ft SON.
Saddles. Harness, Etc. I HAVE ON HANDS WAGON Buggy Hrness,Men's aad Ladies' SasV dies, Bridles, Collars, Halites aad almost everything needed in' this Haa, made fey tbe best of workmen, wkivh I pi on ass ta sell as UWMWIAITaiBMWnf
All my goods are made frees th vara best or material. I ask those wishing; ss purchase to give me a call aad saaawaa before purcijuiag elsewhere. .
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and any other kind, made by Id. !
son, out oi tne dok material. My place of business is aa West Mat Public Squar ia Progress Block Anyone wishing toattasu! to other easiness than the above, such ss rtutia Jtf erfy or land track will pleas call at mf Harness Shop and I will assist. Also member and do sot forget it I tsRliacaif orders for PU17IT TREES,
ForrTZ's NORSK ASO OATTLS POWMCR9
m man
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vaa, II FMm Pomimt tn om4 i thw; rouu rpwAsi wUlearraBdpMYriitnVtaCasi.m ESS25 Z.ow!l" IWTwit Oirmm ia rowts, rook newiltrs will laenwM Ms quailtr'' ) sa4 crsan twsaqr ' evst, M aak Uu baiter tm saA swsct. ron rowan win esn at pronal almori araav D"i. iM iwfclca HofW aad CiU iiIiJm. Fons's Fowpasa wiwaiva SATiw-ttm . SsfSSrsqrwlu's. P4 TIB II. TO UTS, TrepTlsl ex, pSJ.flSIOtE.Iip,.
F ALLEY HOE&WatlmACeta XJUrATStTB. naa. SIS XSSSwMU.'t v REVERSIBLE REELS s voa Bobber Boots Aad Boots aad SQioea
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TTbelusner tor thw roocfc In.ttUa town haa been pleeed with as. Others eaMrtpiwore,the;...
C.R. PERDUE, Buxmimoton.
Notice to IVttss'Resldaatts. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss: In the Circuit Court, November Term, 1882. John R. East, Jane C. Johnston VS.
Martha Oliphant, A. 8. Oliphaat, Thomas Mullikin, ot a). Complaint No. 131. Now comes the Plaintiffs by ICast Eait,
their attorneys, and flies tbeir oomplaiut herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas Mullikin. i not a resi
dent of the State of Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given said de
fendant that unless he be and appear on
tha first dav of the next term of the Mon
roe Circuit Court, to be hoUeo on the third Mondav of November. .i .D, 188i,
at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and Bute, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be hoard and doterrafned ia his absence,
Witness mv name and the seal of said
court, afllxedat Bloomington, this 27th day of September, A. C 1882.
isKaXj vt s.:. f. sfiu nniflu, Qct. 4-82. Clerk Monroe 0. C.
Bay The Best
FURNITURE!
I have an EXCLUSIVE contract
with tbe two Factories or Bloomingtdi). bv which I SAVE FREIGHTS,
By this arrangement I can get my goods
cBeaper tnan any one wno nuys at Cincinnati or Louisville.
I CAN AHD WILL UNpflSEU ANY
HOUSE IS TNI GQwITT. Before you buy, cpine and get my prices.
of all kinds from Canton Narserv. :
Salem, Ind, ta be deliver! qa the tie.
or November next. May 3-82. I. MILT. BOOBJsA , Blacksmltlt Shop WASOM BUIIDIHG UCCXO,
And itenerai JteKur sho i West of Letler's HilL We make a specialty of HORSESHOEine. A large and convenient Wage Tard is attached to the Shops, with a plealiflsl supply of good stock watur. Wagons and Buggies carefully tipaTtsI or built of the best materials. Examine our Premium Wageas. jnl81 OILMORE BBQTHERS.
Voting Preelaeta. WaereM it appears' to the Board that., there has been two Voting Precincts 4a Clear Cniek township and that there haa been no dividing Una wtabliaaad tat th : tame. Sow on motion, a.ia ordered bathe Board that said Township be dhridsd as follows to-wit : On the Section liaeof said Township running east and west It rossgh tbe center of said Township, tha same d(vidtaSo lions 18 and 19, XT, 36, 1 SI, la aad le 14 and 23, 13 aad 24. And that all persons living north of said lino shall rote at SmhhvQK which Si task . North Precinct, and alt living swath of said line shall vote at Hamdebarg, Which, shall ha the South Precinct, aad ihaa Absalom K. Dowden be aad is hereby ssp pointed Inspector of said North Precise!, and that said Order be printed la each of
tb followiag papira, tha Courier aa4
STPgnsa. I hereby certify tbe above to he a fall and complete copy of tha Record of tha
above named cause as tha aaaa appears on file in my office.
Aaditer.
CITY BOOH OTOBIL
TBS undersigned respectfully iaferss his patrons and tbe public gsasrally
ss receiving a aw
i
that he has on hands and
and choice supply of all those articles affi
Uaiijr IUUHU aa aw awvs swwwva
THE STOCK. IS FRESH,
and has 'jean selected with great cars wi th espneial reference to the wants af
HSSSMSsy snaaioy ssnsvewa . ,
ibt in uwifl oi nv mma iwnwi
The assortment or Sclsaail aad) CssUeff Teat
and School Sumlies is unusually Ml,
brains? svervthtnK that is needed. All ta
be sold at prices that cannot fail t (Ira
satisfaction.
Toachors and other friends of saaeattoa are invited lu sail aad make tha City Beck
Stars Their IXs3cn4qasrtora,
here thev will be oordiallv wsienssai.
and where every efsrt will besaade ta
promote tneur coavenieape.
Bloomington, lad, Aus- so, Ifts
ess
Resident Dentist.
Or. J,W,
CRAIN.
Office, over McCalla At Co's Store, Btosa
iagto&lnd. 4 worn wVWfH-r