Bloomington Progress, Volume 16, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 15 November 1882 — Page 3
ESTATE OF JOHy O. OKCHABl) DECEASED. In tbe Monroe circuit, court, in the State of Indian. No. 138. All creditors, heirs and legatees of said estate are hereby notified that James B. Clark, Administrator of said estate has filed
his account and vouchers in partial settle-.
ment of said suue,and tnat tbe samo will come up for examination ard approval on
the 50th dav of November 1882, the same being tho 4rst judicial day of the Nov.
xenn, lssa, ot saia court, ai wmou time said creditors, heirs and legatees are
required to appear in said court, in tbe
court house in the city 01 xuoomingion, nd show cause, if any' there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness mv name as clerk, and the seal of said court affixed, the 18th day of Oct., 1882. Wsi. . BROWNING, szaiJ Clerk Monroe C. C.
County Majorities.
HSTATE OF SAMUEL STBEAN, DECEASED. in tbe Monroe circuit court, in the State of Indian. No. 140. All creditors, heirs und legatees of said Estate are hereby notified that Wilford
Garter, Administrator de bonis non, of
caul estate, has filed his account
nd Touchers is partial settlement of
lid estate, and that the same will come uj or examination and approval on the 20th day of Nov, 1882, tao same toeing tho first judicial day of the November Term, 1883, of said court, at which time said creditors, heirs and legatees are required tc appear in said court, in the court bouse in the city of Bloomington, and shew cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness my name as clerk, and the seal of said court affixed, the 18th day of Oct, 1882. Vk. K. BROWNING, skal Clerk Monroe C. C.
For Secretary of State, EMANUEL R. HAWN, 126 For Auditor of State, EDWARD H. WOLFE, 118
For Treasurer of State,
ROSWELL S. HILL, 247 For Attornov-Generul, DANIEL P. BALDWIN, 18 For Olerk Supremo Court, JONATHAN W. GORDON, 04 For Superintendent of Public Instruction, JOHN M. BLOSS, 160 For Judges Supreme Court, First Dist WILLIAM P. EDSON, 273 Second Dist-JOHN G. BERKSHIRE 273 Fourth Dist JOHN F. KIBBEY, 209 Representative, 5th Congressional District, SAMUEL WALLINGFOKD, 159 For Prosecutor, lOlh Judicial Circuit, JOSEPH E. HENLEY, 422 For Clerk, David W. Browning, 20 For Sheriff, Silas Grimes, 255 For Auditor, Williamson M. Alexander, 9 For Treasurer, Isaac Claman, 259 For Recorder, William N. Hall, 22 1
For Coroner, James H. Gaston, 80
For County Surveyor,
Michael 11. Jiuskirk, 66
For Joint Senator,
Richard L. Coffey , 111
For Joint Representative,
John Uraliam, 4 1
For Commissioner, First District,
David P. Burton, 16
For Commissioner, Third District,
John P. Harrell, 159
MCCALLA & CO.'S CASH DULY GOODS HOUSE STILL AT THE FRONT! Their Mammoth Store Room, with its extensive alterations, is now completed, and have just opened one of the largest stocks of
Boots anxd Shoes. XXeirfcs, Caps, cfeo. ALL THESE we offer at prices BEYOND ALL competition. Oil Cloths, Window Shades and FixturesIn this Department we have increased our assortment, and these good can now be had in the most desirable patterns. Ladies's Fine Shoes a Specialty ! West Side of Square, Bloomington, Indiana.
&c, just received at McCalla&Co's.
-m Down 3 CENTS a POUND. Lie Gin Cote lOcperlb.at DUNN & Co.'s Cash Store.
elra.
In the matter of the Estate of Patrick McXiary, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, Koveniber Term, 1882. Kotice is hereby given that John. Waldro:i, as Administrator of the estate of Patrick McGary, deceased, has presented and filed his accountand vouchers is final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for the examination
and action of said Circuit Court on the f xcnr Jnr X will sail mv 'inU.J.fS isa Q. .:., tin,,, OR SALE. 1 Wilt Sell my
" irl" 'i -e :j farm of 00 acres, six miles west of Wooiu
"S?5"i " .IrZ :r"..r; I insrton. in Richlar.d tp. The land is well
and SVSSTiriK be, why sai d j timbered-30 or 40 acre, in Umber oa , d vouchor should not be .f$ffi And the heirs of said estate are hereby I The larsest line of Cashmeres,
notified to appear and make proof ot tneuheirship to said estate. Witness, The Clerk and Seal of said Monroe circuit coart, at Bloomington,. Indiana, this 4th dav of Jfovember. 12. Wm. F. BROWNING, 8!!Al Clerk Monroe C. C. Louden & Miers, att'yg. ESTATE OF JOHN E. FARMER, BE CEASED. In the Monroe circuit court, in tho State of Indiana. .No. 31. All creditors,heirs and legatees of said estate are hereby notified that Jame M.Abel fend Geo-W. Farmer, administrators, of said Estate.bavefiled Shoiraecount 6j vouch ers in final settlement of said Estate, ant 'that the same will come up for exacmnatioc ami approval on the 231 day of Jftm, 1S82 the same being the 4th judicial day of th. November Term, 18S2, of said court, at which time said creditors, heirs nd legatee are required to appear in saicl court, 'n tt Court fu.iHC In tin- j'ity of 't"or i:s.ttw , and show cause, it any t!. r i n, wry sai 1 account should nor. bep;irovr.,;; Witness my name a cWk, s(t.d the soul uMid court atttxt J t! 1st, da--2fi V., ns-2. Wm.p. brown i :.; seal Clork Monroe C. C. ESTATE Or'TurHERINE WILSON, DECEASED. In the Monroe Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana. No. 101. Vll ereeitora, heirs and legatees of said Estate am hereby notified that Audrew J. Axtell, Administrator of said Estate, has filed his account in final settlement of said Estate, and that the
same will come up for examination and approval on the 23d day of November, 18H2, the same being tbe 4th judicial day of the November Term, 1882, of said court, at which time said (creditors, heirs and legatees are require to appear in said court, in the court fcouse in the eity of Bloomington, and shujw cause, if any there' be, why said accouat should not be approved. Witness ray name at clerk, and the seal of said court affixed, tie 1st day of Nov., 1882. Wm. F.BROWNING, seal Chrk Monroe C. C.
Louisville, S.A.&. 1. Railway M i n Route." Time in effect Octoba- 15th, 1882.
Two Through Passenger Trains Daily bo-
Tobe Smith had manufactured
oxnrcsslv for his Fancy Bazar and Jewel
ry Emporium, seven handsome now style show cases, that arc well worth a visit to examines. The supports are of wrought iron, and tho cases aro entirely now and novel. No country town in Indiana has such a store as this, and indeed few cities can boast one as bandsomo or so heavily stocked. It is the wonder of the age, and ought to bo scon by every ona who visits the town.
If you don't see what you want
this week, at Kahu & Tanenbaum's !
ask ior it. Mose docs not ask his customers to be modest just because he is that way himself. Arriving by every train is the new stock of Fall goods recently
purchased by Chas. Mobley, of the "Golden Rule" dry goods store. He has eclipsed all former efforts, in this lino, and can show a better grade of goods for the money than has ever been sold in Monroe county. He will not stand back for any dealer in the county, in the matter of variety of goods or taste in selection. Do not fail to call at the "Golden Rule" before closing a purchase. Displays of fine jewelry, ornamental clocks, standard silverware, first-class time-keening watches,and
everything in that line arc- made
The Cincinnati Exposition it seems has been removed to clothing house of Ben. McGee, in Bloomington. Such a display of handsome piece goods, perhaps has never before been seen in a Bloomington establishment, and his supply of new styles in ready made goods far outstrips anything imagined by ordinary buyers, His handsome store room on the south side of the square, is now a complete "Fair," and so great has been the throng of buyers since the arrival of the goods, that much of it was never placed on the shelves they bought from the boxes, just as the goods were unpacked. Bale after bale of domestics,
car-load after car-load of boot and shoe boxes, and fine dress goods in scores of heavy packages, have been rolled into the spacious doors of the New York Store. This is a notable stock of goods, one that is sure to receive the attention of buv-
ers in this and adjoining counties, ! derson & Co., tho popular and sue-
t the Fall and Winter kcssful Grocers. This firm has su-
And 1 ere wo go to the BEE HIVE, where they sell the best goods for the money of Any .Place in Town. DRY GOODS -Hope Bleach, 8ic ; Dress Silks and Satins as cheap as any house in Indiana. Striped Shirtings, S;jC CLOTHING Mens's Suits, from g-l'iip. CARPETS From twenty cents per yard, up. STARK BOOT The best solid boot in the city, for 2,50. Agents for the Broadheafl Mohairs, Acknowledged by all the most competent judges to be, without any exception, the best. We guarantee the largest stock of woolen goods, and the lowest prices to he found any where in Southern Indiana. You can get these bargains at no other Store lmt the North Side, BEEHIVE.
WICKS & CO.
The clectiou is oyer, and its story of results is told in the figures published in to-day's paper. The weather on the 7th was beautiful all that could have been desired and the "workers" of each party
Kahn & Tannenbaum are now receiving their stock of Fall goods. Quality better, prices lower, and a bigger stock thau ever. On Tuesday, the 7th, thirtyfour States held elections. As the smoke of battle clears away, and the mangled remains are carried off the field, the people will realize that
rover did more effective service.!
" . . .., .I-. . . .
trom new arrivals at lobe Smith's Jveryuimg was coimuuieu Hiaipuei ifc wag tJlc Jeaj eucn 0f tUQ p.rcat
cucu wuuh. aii me uiauci vi weu-1 aa(j riipitl, determined
uiug presents yuu liuu a iiener sup
ply at Tobe Smith's than at any
other jewelry house this side of
Louisville or Cincinnati. It would be impossible to enumerate a part of the articles kept in Smith's establishment. It is a "Bazar" in all that the term implies, and everything made and sold (in the fancy line) can be found here. The "old farmer corxkr" is
the headquarters of John K. An-
manucr. American sciatcher that controlled
The amount of "scratching" done: this elcctiou. may readily be s;eu by the vote J J. G. Robinson has purchased given for the Republican State ! a fine Spanish Merino Ram, to add ticket, to his present supply, Monroe co.
A bluer set of Republicans
j farmers are giving more altentiou,
Bloomington GroetKWJ" ?ittrfordsvilIa Lafayette Chicago GOINU SOUTH. Bloomington Mitchell New Albany Louisville Nashville, Tenn
DAY MA V. NIGHT EX. I 1UVUIUS. nuiu u s; w UAlfUOl u urn- ' 12.07 pm n.oi pro so 6uperblj..iftcent, has ever! mMry prod tic . am' n'.ws ' 'm T" ' before been seen in Bloomington, : bruudr. 'it :& 1: ;v.- v-mn.i -4 09 pm 2.2rt urn ' and as for pnoes, we challenge the , teniion. iuin. rni ei ;
each year, to the improvement of
never gathered around the Court 10rsea catile and sheep. House, than was seen there at an J Mrs. George Heppert died in early hour on Wednesday morning ! Centralia, Ills., recently, after the , j removal of a tumor, weighing about last. Reports, as far as secured . ,
J. M. Anderson, living a mile
Cbieago& Jacksonville, .throughout the Fall and Winter I -ewtul Oroocr. his firm has su- j from the various p;-ecincts, showed
finivr.KifflTH mru.n. kisbtct. I 111011 UlS. JNOtDtrST SO eXteilSiVC Or ; l-i iii;iiiihi ..ui (.!K, i:r in- Ul ! . ....
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proline aiii' u;v-.-: mat a ioss j:i luauau'i ami iwwmiuj- , v,est oi xiarrousuurg, raiseu iour
;r at"-ton townships, and with the eswp- spring's calve, which he sold nifeVS' .. a i l- ... i
X Ruoll Hi, Hit . , . . , I
9.oi)ut :.o am ; trade to equal us in cheapness.
DAY MAIL. NMIIT KX. LEX. 8. FlELD & CO, 3.! 6 pm 7. ir am I
6.35 -ni
o . uiii ii.ii mil i
0.20 pm 1 1.55 am ( to the prime stock of Groceries kept
and
ink-had.
some of 1 he i lannciv !;! the tiou of Mier.'A
I Atmf t ill'l lil'Allilflt tnii m r vr r '
ommend its nnxlnrafomnoi. n, n uU was CiJshroiidi-d in Uo00L-(jS0 lbs.
Miss Emma Robertson, who during the past six mouths has been visiting relations and friends in Indianapolis and Paris, Ills., has arrived at home. The "Villas," always favorites in Bloomington, drew crowds to Mendelssohn Hall, last Wednesday and Thursday nights. Sam B. is an immensity himself,aud his company throughout is well balanced and effective. The brass baud is very superior, and taken altogether the Villa troupe is as good tui one as travels. Villa always draws full houses here and pays twenty per ce.ni:. interest on the money invested by his audience. John Hunter and wife, of Sanborn, Knox co. were visiting family and friends, last week. Joseph Holt Hunter, now of Washington City, came home to vote. Joe is doing a prosperous
peusion business. K
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Tlx- l,vii!Ht calf was: "'' """S "-'V, ui
(iuite a large party gathered at ti c boat ianditig, Thursday evening, after the official count waa had, and took passage on the Salt River packet, "Disappointment." There are some pretty clever fellows among the passengers (t he late Democratic county candidate") and they will doubtless have a pleasant trip. They had a choice, plentiful supply of provisions aboard, taken from the supper prepared by one of the candidates who thought himself elected last Wednesday morning. Oh, agony ! Will some of our ardent temperance friends please tell us what has become of those Democrats in the rural districts who were reported to have such a tremendous moral bias that they would vote the Republican State and legislative tickets ? Democratic majority, 10,000. John Graham is elected Representative from Monroe nd Brown., by . maj jrity of 1,700. "Oh ! my poor heart ! my heart is breaking 1" wailed a Chicago girl, and yet the doctor who was called in prescribed lime water, and told her she'd better leave off c&ling fried pork for a few days. Eighteen years ago the paper dollar was worth 38 cents, Uuies ou:.- memory fails us, the Republicans have controlled the National administration since that time. Tbe paper dollar is now worth , 100 cts. These facts might be taken by the Democracy, two years hence, as the basis for a campaign document. '"Where's the molasses, John?' said a NorthC'oIlege Avenue boardiug house keeper to her son, last Saturday, as he appeared in the door
of the kitchen with an empty jug. "Jono in town, mother ; every grocery store has a sign outside with letters chalked on it : O. caokssei.' " The Indiana Legislature is overwhelmingly Democratic. This week's edition of the Progress was issued on Saturday of last wpek, in order to head otf" the election. Courier. , And we headed it off. That is our luck. Andrew Woolery, of Harrodsbi'rjr, a well known stock dealer, jutupotl from a freight train, .Saturday a we:k, and was killed. The lumber on a cur just in front of the ealwoso begun to 61! off, ami Woolory believing the train wrecked, at oi oe sprang otti of the side door alighting in a rock "fill." His head was crushed and death was tnstsutuiieous.
B..18 am T...,. .. I...: lltlll host Ihlf. ic liromrht ti fmim nr. .11 .!. ( U......I. ft. .. v.i.ii. I, nil .;. r:ltllv. Mild lilmi'll t!tl
ll.:!4 am uaih nuuiuuin aic wui; uiauci - , n y were ill I oicu ul main, ami -n -v , lL : i. f ,1 .,aMt
8:15 pm on salebv Hemu. Wilson the "Pro
Parlor Coaches on Day Trains, between ! fikk" Grocer. Wilson has Chicago and Louisville. Palace blcepers i & . , , . on Sight Trains, between CliieaSo and a good couutry trade, numbering
among it tne most careun tanners
on
Jacksonville.
Fair Haven, Or An., jias a case of poisoning by an ailanthut tree. A woman twenty years old has been attacked with an eruption on ber Ueaiand face, which is attributed to breathing tbe odor of the blossoms, and the dctor is satisfied s to the cause. As m experiment, a small shoot springing from the root of the tree had been broksn off, and the end tabbed on the wrist f a person, tbe spot tonchod not being laiger than a teneent piece. Tbe effect via to cause the hand and wrist to become badly swollen nd very mueh inflamed, with a burning sensation, the akin being covered with vesicles in patches. The woman affected by the poison had been born on the premises, and bad tbe same trouble every year when the tree was in llowei. Hie took tbe disorder by lying on the sofa near a window not f:ir from tbe tree. The eruption, was not accompanied by any feverish symptoms, such as loss of appetite or quickem:d pulsation. No effect appeared to be produced on the brain. Ailanthus trees have been planted in England for 130 years and in France for 120 years. They were started in this country by a speculator SO or 40 years ago, wlv sent packages of the seeds to every postmaster, giving bim a proportion of tbe packages for selling the rest, and he realized about $5,000 by tbe operation. Thus tbe trees were planted in every town in the United States, under tbe attractive name of tbe gride of Heavea - Tbe moistening of coal withtavfew to increase its heating effect is frequently practiced. A calculation in a German journal, based ujiou s careful consideration of the products formed and the heat generated in their combustion, togethei witb the siecific heat of the product! of combustion and of the air required, at) well as of the heat rendered latent in the steam, demonstrates not only iioL '.ess heat is obtained from tbe esal, but that the temperature produced is lowertban with dry coal, and that there is consequently a waste of fuel. It is adnitted that in exceptional eases of dusty coal it may be advisable to moisten i t o render it more compact, nd proowte the access of the aiz in twining.
Florida-
C o tii f o rt is Complete. Connections Siu-e.
Through Trip and Eouml Trip Tickets
in the county, whoso good wives make the choicest butter and cheese.
He has a- big butter trade as a re
ror soutn ana soumwcsi, ana inrougn i,.,- . L.pm ,,., , Trip and Land Exploring Tickets for ! fuu Wcause lie Keep.-, only UlC UC$t. north and northwest, via most direct and j Some special bargains are offered ill close connecting route. Coffee at Wilson's grocery, and su-
BaggaKecnectetl througn to all places ., ,, tp sn,.j , .,, nt
B 1'
any house,
where tickets are purchased
Travelers wanting information apply to CARTER PERXHU, TictiCt Agent at Blooomutifton, Indiana, Or to MURRAY KELLAR, G. P. A,. LouisriUe, Kaittukij.
TO THE EAST. TO THE NORTH. TO THE WEST. TO THE .SOUTH. VIA. TBE
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
The Great THROUGH CAR and FAST: know vtoJro it is
TjaiJS K'JUTJS.
4 Daily Trains to Cincinnati and Louisville. 4 Daily Trains to St Louis.
Accommodation has Dav Coaches with
out change to Cincinnati.'
Day M-cprem has 1 arlor Cars and Dav
Coaches without change to Cincinnati. I Dining Cars Seymour to Cincinnati. i
Night Expvsaa bas Palace Sleeping Cars
and Day Coaches to Cincinnati and Louisville without change. Dining Cars Soymo. ir to Cincinnati. Also, Sleeping Cara to Washington and Baltimore without change.
Atlantic Express bas lalaee Sleeping Can and Day Coaches to Cinncinnati witaout change. EASTWARD.
Skillful ba miens are not as plentiful as some persons might believe, aud it is best to huvo your shaving and
liair cutting rtono by men wno tliorougnly ' itfi.lm.t.i ttA flirt! lMt-SttBe "P.iiti H ui ri
tho soutli side Barber is iirat-class and keeps only first-cla.?s workmen. He also has a very choice stock of popular brands
tobaccos and cigars, una soils tnein as
cheaply as any man in the trade. Ask for
Jdpn. uugnes s Uarbor olwp, it you Uou I
tV. Fail stock is beinsr nut in that
will please the patrons of this house. Call and see the firm anyhow all the good people are welcome.
Stations. Lve Mitch An. Lou'le Ar. Cincini
Westward.
Acc' m nation.
i3.27pro 8.00pm
8,23pm!
a.m
Day Exp.
2.47pm 6.25pur 6.30pm
3.m
Night Exp. 2 39am
G.55am
7.00am
pm
U.S0
Atl 'tic Exp. 3.54am 0.00am 8.16ara
PacEx 1.05am
Builders and farmers and others having building done, can save money and get their orders filled promptly by calling at our hardware store, one door east of the postofBce. Stuart & McPiieetebs. Never close a trade for sash, doors or blinds, till you get our figures. We have superior facilities for furnishing this class of work. Stuart & McPheeteks.
Lcve.Mitchill.21i 11.51
Ar.St.Louis 7.25 6.201 7.10 I 8.20am
A Beautiful Truth. If yon get Through
Can to St. Louis or Cincinnati by any other line than the O. St M., you will be compelled to pay extra fare in addition to momsy paid for ticket. The Comfort of Your W!fe and Little
Ones should be Considered. AH cars on i
O. 'Van 5Co nclt S& Hon, UNDERTAK 13 Xt 8 AND DK.ALKR3 IN Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W. O. Fee's Building, Bloomiugton, Indiana.
Prohibition is the leading thought of the' day, and I am in favor of Prohibition. I buliovo that the mixing and sale of impure and poisonous liquors ought to be promptly prohibited. There are perhaps not three families in twenty that do not keep whisky in the house for somo real or fancied necessity, and no argument is needed to prove to them that this whisky, for which they pay a liberal price, and is dosud to the children and women, should be pure. I am prepared to prove to all who call on me tnat I k op whisky (and have a cpiart licensa just as your druggist has) that is unquestionably pure going direct from the distillery to the government warehouso, then to me. I will show tho Government stamps and receipts to prove this, and only ask that you will not poison yourself with tho rectified stuff that is often sold. AUGUST KKEUOKB.
Oysters are now received and sold by George Benckert, the reliable restaurant keeper in the Orchard block, South College Avenue. Here you may buy Oysters by the can or dish, and cat them in a neat room, free from intrusion. By all odds tho most responsible Oyster house in Baltimore has selected Geo. Benckert as Ageut. Good Bread is Conducive to good health. Benckert bakes the best Bread In this market, as all admiC. George Beuckert's is the place to buy your fresh bread, rolls, pies and cakes. Only the best and pur
est materials used in baking.
Best Hotel in the city, close to
beam at 7 10 ibs-
months aud one day old.
-it was uist
evei.
The man
having made a splendid fight, au d
as we believed, were "scoopea. j who can show as good op bettor At about 12 o'clock a report came calves, is requested to report.
The young people of the U.P. Church will give a public entertainment, Thanksgiving evening. The exereises will consist of magic lantern views, interspersed with interesting recitations and music. There will be presented some new views of English scenery, aud scenes in the Holy Land. The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago railroad company was fortunate when it secured as its Gcnert.l Passenger Agent, Mr. Murray Kellar. He is abreast of the times in every movement looking to the advancement of the road aud its interests. His latest enterprise i3 the issuing of au elegant railroad map
in from Marion towaship.which indicated that Wall. Browning had been elected Clerk Ly 13 votes, but that Fulk had been re-elected by
two or three votes. Several hours I
afterward the reports brought in showed that all tae Ilepublicau candidates for county offices had beeu elected except Mart. Alexander for Auditor, who it was still believed, was defeated by a small majority. The omcial count was had on Thursday afternoon, when it was shown that Alexander had a
i
majority over Fulk of mine votes! ;of the U. S., embraciug a tourists ,, . ' guide for Florida and for Southern Of course Kepubhcans wore hap-; fravel A copy of this ma) wil! py they had a right to be and be mailed free to parties desiring it, ! upon application by .postal card or they haven't recovered from it yet.! ctterj to Murray Kellar, Louis-
In the. election of the Republican i v ille, Ky.
ticket Monroe county has secured a set; of officers who will do honor to themselves aud to the people who placed them in power.
Watch repairing is not my regular business, 1 deal in Furniture, hut I huvo spare timo which I can devote to
alluains run through to St. Louis without ! Pu"'"g dehcate machinery 0r your
change, and arrive in advance of trains of other lines, thereby giving tho patrons of tho O. fc AI. first choice of locations in cars of connecting lines. For reliable information as to routes, rates, tickets, time, etc., apply in person or by letter to Ticket Agent if Connecting Linos, or to H. A. Treudly, Agent Ohio & Mississippi EV, Mitchell,' Isd. Or to T. W. Sussell, Traveling Passenger Agent, North Vernon, Ind. W. W. Peabody, W. B. Shattuc, General Sup't. Geu'l Pas3. Agt. Cincinnati, O.
ESTATE OP HANK AH SNODGUASS, DECEASED.
wntchcs in order. My experience in'this county, and tho work I havo done will
recommend ine in tho future; so should you desire watches, clocks or jowolry repaired, call at my store, North side of tho square. JOHN P. SMITH. Oysters! Oysters !-Mrs. Ilott has secured the sole agency for Ellis & Co.'s "Star" brand of Oysters, pronounced the best in the market, and serves them in the best style. She will sell by the cau er in less quantity to suit customers. Bio Loaves Flour having come
down to a reasonable figure, I have
fair figures.
House.
Inquire for tho "Orchard
In r.lie Monroe circuit court, in the Slate
"rStoheand legatees of said I L"01 '? f 7 loaVeS f Estate ara hereby notified that Bobert ; bread ID prrportion. 1 propose to fl,-ter' ExecutCT of saU. Estate has j give my customers the value of their
i,ioai.-uuiMit.iiiiuvuuciiers m partial vol- , mnnev MUS JiOTT
tlement of said Estate, and that the same
Ti lCihI0,Pi i ' opprov- Farsi of 131 acres of good land at on tne 20t.h ilv t Nm.f.o.kn. mu-i un l o
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November Term, 1H82, of said' c ourt, at ' i,,to'ii' 1 1 which time said creditors, hoire and Wga-'. also t tws are rwjtiired to appHir in faid court, j
A Gcb'5) Offer. The Chicago, Buriinglo & Qnincy Itailroad Co. has just issuct sn illiistrtd treatise, "The VfMrt ,t li.. i !iittf:.nt tst-ribim' the
wonderfii on.wth of the S x Gwat Slates I tws are requimi to apntnir
Tbe UM.kis bcautifiill'.' printed, ami nu- I n tb court house m the ei!y of Bloom- i Roasted CntTon, merous fgr.ivings of hh?li merit adorn I ington, and show oausf, if any there be, ; Roasfwl (Joftoc,. its pagps. A n v one sndmg thvir name j why said aacount should not be approved. Itoiipfd Cotfrc, and addroi, w'ith two tbrro-cent postage j Witnow my name as elnrk and th soal ; I toasted ("offi-i., stamps ret-eivo a c-py by n-turn of said court affix-d th 18tb day of (Kt , ltoasted Golden Iti. mail, bv ipplviug to Pel evai Lowell, 12. ll K 1JKOV,'NIN(f, Itoii-twl Java, G-jOrufPfcicr Ag.-n'., 'Jiiwoo, ill;. 1 skaj. 'I'mk Jtt-juw; ''. J. ' M) kind yo.i '.v ui.
sale on easy ter us, mostly well sot in
Krass, aitunln livo niles south of IJloom-
imles from railroad sialion. and
i-avel roaJ. N. S. May K i i'.i.i).
10 i ts .f II,. 121 -ls H:r 11.. 1 els per ll. cts per lb. 2 . (: pr II.. I i tier '1.. P ' .' . ' ."'I .V''l.
liice must go,
Fulk must go, McGee must go, Pauley must go, llader must go, Morgan must go, Gil more must go, Walker must go, ,...! ,w .... Q.,it i?:nn
Buy your Gents P nrnishingl 1 .. ..
tho depot-the Orchard House-kept by ! Goods at Kahu & Twiuenbaum's ; " 0 uon 1 Clalm auV onginaiuy ior S M. Orehaad &Son. Tho house is large, j a ftlj btocr j the above. It was the Courier's airy, con venionf to business part t'f Ploom I . ', . . . ington, and table, rooms and beds equal to Kew goods a big lot, at Kahn ' style before the election. lhere any. Com iiiercial travelers ciui always ; & Tanneubaum's. I isn't much poctrv, but a powerful securo dtsirablo Sample ltooms at this : . jxrii'i e !
house, f armers supplied with meals at ' wmum auu saicr ai aiciiuci- , iui ui ti'iuu m ii jusi now.
ssohn Hall next inursuay nigut. T T ... . . , , ,, , . r I It licpubhcans in all tho other Aearlv all the larmers in the, . 1 , . . , . districts traversed by the Iowa cv. '. count es of the State, had done as dope have guarded against future! well on the State lickee as Mouroe, loss of life, in case of such dis isteiy Indiana would not be Democratic by digging pits near their houses' to-day. for places of retreat. ,.,. , . e a- . I ion can save forty cents next A bounteflll repast ior 2oe. A Thursday i.istht, by attending tlu Mcusuporior concert for 10 cents, at Mendols- (els?ohn Concert, as follows Almisiou sohn Hall, next Thursday night. I ic a on COiu concert. 10 cents. Oysters in . , c, , , i any stvlo 25 cents, making a total of 33c. Married, on Sunday, Oct. i., ft l-to'ccuu's worth of enjoyment. at the residence of the bride's pa-j . ncn . i J'OuSale. A farm of 150 acres,
rents, miss nose XV.l arii oi union- ,ile west ot Georgetown, under eultivan nml Xf i- I) 1" Mi..H.ii.v fif t.i n. 31. a 'res .rood bottom land. 23 acres
should come to tho store of W. J. Stiuesville - v 01"' o'10-1"1"' C01'" sl!S whh farm. Alien before closing a contract fori ' Hoo of 3 rooms, barn and orchard, price
., i,:,i r (....,,. lio to iho Mrnce Isso in L on-' -lUt" 1 oimatr, icu uioa-
My facilities for giving you iuside
ngures are unsurpassed, ana a call. you want to eat on theindde for 25c, with will untibfu i' ii 1 1 fin llilu i-riti-f in iiiiifniijii phi tt ctf iiiiifi ( i irnwti in.
i ' supper alMnmli'Usnhn Hal!, UCXt ' l " ' v.... li.i.
ni s a ' -i . t.-. . . . . ! iiuuouut itiu.it,, auv. tutu. Ihk Oi.iVKK is regarded by; Now Provwum Ktorc.
iviVEUY iiUuy suoKiti examine
140 bushels Choice Iowa Timothy Seed for sale at 2.50 per bushel. W. J. Aixen. Clovek Seed at Allen's. Cau load of Heating Stoves at low prices. W. J. Allen. Favorite stoves of all sizes and prices to suit all customers at Allen's.
Builders, Contractors, and all
persons having building dooc,ieU and Mr. H. E
cert, ne xt Thursday night. It is only ten , st lu' w.i to., niu. cents for adm Moii, ntulybu can get all I One nf the frrpnlftif ivpnts of
j the season will be the concert and
those who have used it, as the best1 I have opeucd a full line, of GroPlow for any purpose, that has ever ceries in the room west of the Mullieen made or sold. It runs light- j likiu building, west 5ih .st., ami will
, ly, scouring readily, and fills all j always keep a complete stock of cvj the requirements oJ' the most exact- crything in my line. Special barI 'g agriculturist. 1l is ,hi only gains in Queensware set of dishes f by Stuart St MrPheeters, one d.or 44 piitvs.Si.SO. Hi.;!n-it price for east of tii-: poit.dli.v. IkiUcror 1-.-. J.. ' U.VLDi:iin;:; .
Aycr's Cherrv Pectoral ia a re-
: a lv rr-miirkfimo mil timn-hnnftpwl
rived at home in tituo Lo vol.-, aud , ttlioine. It is the best known
r mtv fttr ftli li-v .ftp nF thi ''limnt.
l.'he Clerk's ollico was ucver
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." iU lUllog.
ll has been f.fty years since the newspapers commenced to .idvise people nut to blow the gas out, and yt it is still practiced enough to keep the city grave diggers busy. The famous Twist Bread manufactured by George Benckert stisi holds iti. place in tho atlections of the people. Try a loaf if you nevuir havo done o. Positively the largest stock of Goods by ten thousand dollars' worth, ever brought to Bloomington, can now be seen in Len. Field & Co.'s JSc-w York Store. Tosee is to believe. Prices down t the very last notch.
kept in so systematic a manner as under its present management, and the people are to be congratulated upon the fact that there is to be no change there. The same quiet, accommodating gentleman, who has filled the responsible office of Sheriff, in Monroe county, during the past two years, will attend to the duties of that position till November, 1884 Maj. Grimes. Mart. Alexander (at we remarked last week) will havo a year
to icarn the run ot outness in the j TWe have the fullest, largest.
Auditors othce, uelore Mr. 1' ulk s best aud cheapest stock of dry goods,
time expires. Democrats will receive just as clever treatment from the newly clcsted officers of this county as if men of their own political faith held the offices. Republicans are conservative. Shelby county (where John It. East made his famous speech) came uecr going Republican. There was a filling off of 700 in tho Democratic vole. East did it. Lawrence county elected the entire Republican ticket, after a bitter fight. Handsome all-wool suits (dirt cheap) just waived at Kahn Tanneubaum's "Boss" Clothing House. F. E. Worley of Ellettsville, wh.le at the Indi-.na State Pair, bo.igbt a lot f Pure Wood Anierieai Merino ilucks two and three years old. They arc now for 'ale at rcasoe-'.ble figures, and nay one desiring to improvo their stock of sheep should apply soon. ooll-4iji
boots and shoes, hats: caps and no
tions, ever see in the town of Bloomington. Every man, woman and child in the county can be supplied from our stock. It is a big show in itself, end should be seen by all. Len. S. Field & Co. len. S. Field & Co. extend a special and particular invitation to the ladies to call at the New York Store, examine the new stock. Take Notice. All persona knowing themselves indebted to the late Ilnn of Field, Carmicbocl & Co:, will please call on S. E. Carmichael, at Sunford, and settle either by note or cash, a the business must bo settled at onio. FIELD, CAtlJUCUAEIi & CO. Aiig-jst 30th, 13?:!. New stock of ciothing orriviug daily at Kahn & Tanenbauai's. Dox't fail to call at tht ' Boss" clothing houso and examine the new Fall stvk-s. A bisr stock.
Notice to Kon-Kctildents. State of Indiana. Monroe county, ss : In ti e Monroo Circuit Court, f Monroe coi'iity. in the Stato of Indiana. William Sormari, Administrator of estate of Elizabeth Sipcs, deceased. VS. i Uiiclii'l A. Hat lis, Isai.c Harris, Jamc
, hspes, t t al.
The New York dry goods store carries a bigger stock than many of the pretentious establishments of New York City. Every grade of goods found in this cstab-
lis iment is also nrst-cJass, as .Urn. ; 0 it known that on the 7th day of Sop-
O. 1 ICKI aw), will Have 110 OUier temner, is.--2, tnc above namca planum.
kind.
A CAR LOAD . ( II JKJKNf WARE, Has just been received AT DUNN & CO.'S CASH STOliE.
bv bis attorneys, f led in the officii of the
f.'lovk .f the Circuit Court of Monr.ecoun H. in t te State of Indiana, his eomplaint :i'sinst 'he above named defendant, for sale of lieal Estate, and mi the 7th day of September. the said plaintiff filed ill tho CU rk's Office the affidavit of a competent person, showh j; that said defendant, .lames Si pes, is not a resident of the Slate of Indiana and tint bis residence is uniaiown, and said plaintiff having by endorsed elil on said eoinpl.- hit required the defend an, to appear in said Court and answer or demur thereto, on tlu 2nu day of Dcuuinbor, Ls'8i. Ko therefore, !y ordtr ..f sai.i Court, said defendant, la-t abovi mimed dclendi.iu, is hei-ebv notified ni tile filing and
pendency of said roiiipbiii't against him,
our new arrivals of Dres tioois. 'I 'hey am uuconmionly handsome
this I' all. McCaixa Co. j Collins Si Karsell are handling Til K 8TK10I KOLLEU j Process Fhmr, which fur ipialiiy , far excel i anvihin;' in tlii.; ui.uki !.
Kotlcc of IiiHolvency. In the matter of the estarc. of dammd Stream, dis-eased. hi tho -Monroe Circuit Court. No. Hft. Koliee is hereby pivVn that upen poti. lio i liied in saik Court bv Wilfonl Ca-tor,
Administrator of said estate, settimr un in- I
sul icieney ot the estate r said dec .lent , nd t'mt u:less Do oppo .'f amt answer or lo pay the debts and liabilities thei.-o:' iho i vei mr I hereto al die calling of said cause Judge of said url did, on the ;;Hh dav ' -n the a"i day of Keceuiber, t f,Si, th of October, lH;tJ, liiitlsa .l e.-Iale t be sai ie being the l .'lh judicial day of a term prcbabl) insolv.nt, and oi ler the sai.ie t- vf '"id Court, to b. begun and held a tha be settled uvvordinglv. T ie ered-lot .. ot (.to-u f ! loiis.. in the ( ity..t Bloominittnil, ::ai I esti.le are therefore heiebv uotitl .1 of "" lb :!id Mn liu- in November, HH'i, sui h, and are r quired to til., 'ilieii elniui- ; s-,i! niplai:tt, an I the mutters and ihin :f iiiit-t sai.l esi;iio tor alluwanc t!en-ei;i . it'nin il mi l iJ'.ejed, Will bo
'A'itiiiw the fleik mid - n 1 o: aid V ur: he.ird nr..: c!it-r!iii:u-.l in I
al lien'uilll jltijll, 1 i i 1 1 III. I'll- dny "M O.- ..bv. Hs;. Wm liKOWMXii, N v 1--' Cly.lv. i Inu't.i
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