Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 20, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 March 1881 — Page 4
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The State Legislataro began its extra scssioxof about 40 days, last Tuesday. Indiana got nothing in Garfield's cabinet, Indiana will not go Republican next year. , ...... " An aceonnt of the inaugural of President Gai field will be found on the second page of this paper; Bufori people spell their stone jrith a bisr S. their beer with a big. B. and their favorite cuss word with a -big IX ' y - Ix 'is said that Hayes alirayadrew the Presidential salary in advance, for feat Tilden-would be around with ea writ of replevin The legislature has met in extra session. - Now Tge may look for the
1 passage jpf a few of the thousands of
bills introduced during the regular session. ' " Senator Kirk wood, of Iowa, who is now Secretary of the Interior, in GarfietdV Cabinet, is a relative oi Pi of., Kirk wood o(the State University . ' " Judges from the amount of eathur siasm over Hancock's appearance at Washington last Friday the crowd would have been willing to iiiangaratc liim instead of Garfield. Bee Gosport people; are seating for the ISih man to come along, and etart another newspaper there. The 17th--man turned over his type to the Constable, packed his paper collar in vest pocket and started ona er.ramp toward the setting sun about ;threeraonth3 ago.
- At last the agony among Republican patriots is over; The cabinet has been selected, and is-as follows:
-James G.
Secretary- of. . State
Blaine, of -Maiae. Secretary of War -Robert T Lincoln of Illinois. Secretary ", of Interior ' . -S: "-T. Kirk wood, of Iowa.
-rThomas L.
Post master General?
J ames, of New York. ' Attoracy -General Wayne Mac's Veagh. of Pennsylvania. r Secretary of the Navyv W, II. : Hunt, of Louisiana. ' , ? Scerctnry-oEthe Treasury--: liam Windom, of Minnesota. " ') ' eOUBlEKH ASHl
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' is stirring inp - the Bedford? papers s quite lively.; t The editor of the MitcheB Commercial spells the name of his town with ; one 1. l?he Bedford Magnet thinks ; it would be more appropriate to leave off: the first (four letters instead; of the last one " ' , 1 Nearly all of our exchanges worked offi that Stereotype item about March i coming in like a lion. The Golum- : bus Columbian was one exception j It said uThc lion predominated, in the initial hooray of March. ' There Is iilk of startin g a temperncc paper at Nashville Brown
CGuntyi Mighty easy thing to start f a paper if yon have got the money I- r or can get credit for the material.
Wm. R. Chandler of Elkins ville is a widower for the third time and
only 40 years of age. He is good - looking,? polite and quite a-ladies' - man. -.He does all the house-work, and'-aas: a- family pf two small boys. Is there a. woman in Mourcd county who woiild like to be No 4, Last week the farmers of Johnson connty donated .15 cords of wood ico the needy1 widows of Franklin.
The Magnet wants us to give the.
names of the candidates for Postmaster t Bedford: We havent the
f space to spared Just take the. list of
Republican; voters of the town. William Hagsdale of Lawrence county recently bought 30 mules - in Monroe county, which he paid 93 i er4teaj-L . '., . ? That most fearful disease, teraulentic, has broken out in certain 5 p'Aits of thi$ county, and every efforts is being made to prevent its- spread- ! iug. It is; to be-hoped that it may go no further, as noi one in a thousandrecoveis when the. disease is once - fastened upon h im Lot no pains be i pared Xq istay its ravages.-r-Bedtord SUr. - : . 1 " Eiiha Mnlitnix, age 92, is the old- . eat.man 1 Owen county. . i3hkrjk A. . Arthur I&. in jail at Bimfieldi Greene county, charged i' with robbiiig: the Postoffice- at 4N"ewberrv rThiS1 cetUtirrty cannot be the Arthur wjkq was kicked out of the t w.YorK custom House by -Hayes aritl Sherman. ' " ;
From the Indianapolia-Sentinol. John XV. BnskirK. The subject of this sketch was born in Bedford, Ind, November 20, 1845. The name is well known to the people of Indiana, for so many of the family have become disti nguished as orators and jurists. But John W;. Buskirk's father was a cabinet maker, and carried into the trade
as much skill as his kinsmen met mtojnrisprudenee. Fitted by the com
mon schools, the present member of the General Assembly entered the State University in 185ft, whero he remained until 1861, "when he laid down his books to. become a soldier, enlisting in the ranks of company G, Forty 'ninth Indiana Volunteers. He continued a member of the Kegimentf participating in all of its struggles, both upon the field and iaboriottsanareh, until the spring of IS63, in tbo lower country, where he was one of the vast number who were discharged on account of broken health. Returning home he re-enter ed College and contmued until the junior year, when he quit to study daw in the office of James S. Collins, ; of New Albany, Ind. All his life his study and readings have been with a view to entering this profession, and a partnership was formed with his prec eptor as soon as his maiori ty was attained. Locating in Paoli in VRfi7 hp. was elected Common Pleas
Prosecutor in'68, but resig ned in '"69 to enter the law department of the State University, from-which he graduated with honor in 1870. He next formed a partnership with his uncle, the late Judge Samuel H. Buskirk, which Continued until the election ot that gentleman to the Supreme Bench On the 29th of December, 1869, he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Broad well, a lady of the greatest men tal possibilities but who died in April 17& leaving two infant children a son and daughter. Politics and the law are in a measure inseparably connected, but Mr. Buskirk is dearly in love with his profession. In one of the- foremost bars of the State, Bloom -ington, his place is not a secondary one. The firm is Buskirk & Duncan. This the last full day of " Rutherford B. Hays in the office of President of the United Spates. At twelve o'clock to-morrow the full term of four years, usurped by him, and to which Samuel J. Tilden was legally elected, will have expired. So quiet and dull has been the tenor of his administration, that he may be permitted to pass out of memory and into oblivion, but for one thing: His unpecedented and unparalleled crime ofc conspiring to be inaugurated and to hold the office of President, when he and his co-conspirators weii knew that he had not been elected, must never be forgotten. A people indifferent to such an usurpation could not expect long' to preserve their lib erties. We have had our first man who ev er came into the White House by crooked and criminal ways; it is
to be honed we have had our last.
Farewell Hayes; a glad and everlast
ing farewell ! K Y. Sno. March 3rd
" " . ' Ait Cnuataral Crime. .Wm; Lanieijuntil recently a sa
loon keeper on High street, is charged by his mother with having committed incest With his sister, a girl some
eighteen or twenty years old. Mrs. Lanier savs the crime was committed
ore dav last summer, while sne was
. i" . ..... . . away from home picking blackberries The girl is now enceinte William Lanier left town this week for parts
unknown. This is the substance ,of
Mrs. Lanier's version. The subject is too disgusting lor us to enter into any details, and our only excuse for
mentioning snch vile conduct, is that no one guilty of the like should be screened by silence. It is the duty of avnewspaper to report such tilings later Since the above was put in type, Mrs. Lanier and her daughter have left town. Bedford Magnet.
A FAMILY REQUISITE. Leopold Spiedel, 201 Shumway street, Buffalo, N. Y. ,says he has used Dr. Thonia' Ecleetrio Oil in. his family for coughs and colds, and that it is the best thing he ever knew. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Blooming ton.
BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE, Joseph Rusau, Percy. Ontario, writes: "I was induced to try Thomas' Eclectric Oil for a lameness which troubled me for three or four years, and I found it the best article I ever tried it has been a great blessing to me." Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloom in "ton.
NO EV APORATION. there is no Evaporation or Deterioration in strength about Dr. Tho nas Eelectric Oil. The ingredients of this incompariblc anti-iiieumac and throat and lung remedy are not volatile, bi t fixed, pure and imperishable. Pain, lameness and stiffness are relieved by it, and it may be used with equal bedefit externally. Sold bp J. W. Shoemaker. Bioomington.
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1 . : JUA1LY iBM ' 3ever a day passes but we. hear of flome. accident fchrouh the careless nm of kerosene. Heads ot families should caution their domestics about
using it to start a fire with, and at the same tiuie always keep a supply .of Dr. Thomas Eelectric Oil on, hand: Ai&ti f cure for burns, cuts, wniinds. itis& Sold by J: - W. Shociiuakerj BiqmiiigtoiJ.
During the past week the force at the New York store has been kept busy unpacking the numerous boxes and packages of spring goods, direct from the eastern market. It is the intentions of the propritors to dispose of these goods rapidly as there is not room in the store for the display of all of them- In order to do this, and
considering the fact that the goods were bought at the lowest cash prices, everything will be offered at prices even lower than is asked for them even in larger cities. f hero is no doubt but what there will be a greater rush than ever at this popular re ort . ..i--g- 1 A Hl'ouderfal Discvcrs. For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuboiM Coughs Golds, Bronchitis, Ha' Fever, Asthma pain in the side and cheat, dry hacking congh tickiUig' in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of ,the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and has established lot i tsel f a world- w ide re pu tat on . X any leading physicians recommend and use" i t in thei r practice. The form u I a rorn which it is prepared is highly recoro mend ed b j all uiedi cal j on rn al s. The cierjvy and . press have complin
men ted it in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get atrial bottle for ten ets, or a regubr size for$l. For sale by Hv Lindly. Blooming ton Ind, '
Go to H. Lindloy. For brightness and duijjibiHty of color, are unequaled. Colors from to p pound s ; price, 15 cents.
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Notice is hereby given that the following tracts or parcels of Lands and Town Lots, or so much thereof as may be necessary for that purpose will be s6ld or offered for sale, at the -Coort-house door, in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash in hanS, on MONDAY, MARCH 28th, 1831. The same having been mortgaged lo the State of Indiana to secure the payment of principal and interest on Common School and Congressional School Fund of said Countv, and which have been forfeited to the State for the non-payment of interest &c, on the same. If less than the whole tract is sold the part so sold will be in the north-west corner of said tract, and if less than the whole lot is sold the part so sold shall be off of the side extending across said lot. Sale continued from day to day until all shall be sold or offered for sale: Beanblossom Township. Part of the north-east quarter of the north-east quarter of section 9 township 10 north ot range 2 west, containing 38 25-100 acres, also one acre in the south east corner of the south-east quarter of the south-east
quarter of section 4 township 10 north of range 2 west, mortgaged by Margaret Zink fc husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $218 56 , Washington Township. The west half of the south-west quarter of the north-west quarter of
section 12 township 10 north of range j Pj m
1 west, containing 20 acres, xoort-l
gaged by John H: Robinson. Principal, interest, damage and cost $59 63. The north-west quarter of the north east quarter of section 9 townsh i p 10 n prth o f ran ge 1 west, co u -taining 40 acres, mortgaged by Harvey Baker & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $140 70. The south half of the south-west
quarter of the north-west quarter of
section 27 township 10 north of range
1 west, containing 20 acres, mortgag
ed by Win. F. Huff & wife. Prin
cipal,, interest, damage and cost
$64 58.
The north half of the south-west
quarter of the north-wesb Quarter of
section 27 township 10 north of range
1 west, containing 20 acres, mo rtgag
eri by Wm. F. Huff & wile. Pria i
cipal, interest, damage and cost
$36 83.
Marion TowNsnir.
The cast half of the northf.
east, quarter and the north-west quarter of the north-east quarter!
all in section 16 townshio 10 north
of range 1 cast, containing 120 acres
more or less, mortgaged bv Harriet
E. Stimson & husband. Principal1.
interest, damage and cost $201 00. Bl.OOMISGTON ToWHSHiP,
In -lot number 208 in the town ( now ci fcy ) of B nomingto n , raor tgag ed bif
Martha Cook. Principal, interest damage and cost 135 91. Van 'Bcuen Township.
The north-west quarter of thei south-vest quarter of the north-east.1
qrarter of section 26 township 8 noith of range 2 -west, ecu taining 10
Salt Ckbbk Township. The south-east quajrter of tie north east quarter of section 21 town ship 8 noith of range If east containing 40 acres more or less, .mortgaged by Laura Hensley & husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $59 67- f Polk Township. The south part of lihe north-west
quarter of the nort'ii -west quarter j
of section 18 townfship 7 north of range 1 east, cbntaiuing 23 acres, mortgaged by Valentine J. Luther. Principal, interest, damage aud ccst$54 50. j The north east Quarter of the south-west quarter of section 18 also the south-east quarter of the northwest quarter ot section 18 all in township 7 north ofrang.el eastcontaiu-
niff ao-luu acnis more or less.
mortgaged by John W. Luther fe wife. Principal interest, damage and cost $305 74-. j The north half of the north-west
quarter of the north-west quarter of section IS township 7 north of range I east, also the east half of the east half of the north West quarter of the south west quartjer same section town and range aforesaid, mortgaged by James Weils &l wife. Principal interest, damage and cost $157 1)3. The -south-east quarter of the north-cast quarter of section 32 also the south-west quarter of the northwest quarter of section 33 all in town-
snip 7 north of range 1 east, contain
ing SO acres more or less, mortgaged by Andrew J, Templerfc wife. Prin-
damage and cost
Pure Java Coffee, at 25
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DUNN & CO.
pl ace a Dove
Duncan
cipal, interest, $106 46,
Clear Creek Township.
Part of the north-east quarter o the north east quarter of section 13 township 7 north of innge 1 west, all that part that lijjs west of Salt Creek, containing 35 acres more or les.j, mortgaged by Jfohn S. Davis & wife. Principal, interest, damage and co.t $108 54:, Part of the north-west quarter of Lie south-wesl quarter of section 2
township 7 -north of rano 1 w?et,
more or leiS.
bv Minerva Duncan &
containing 14 acres
raortofased
husband. Principal, interest, damage and o&t'&LS 6 93. RICHARD A. FULK, Auaitor Monroe Countv. Blobmingrjbn, Ind., Feb. 21, 1881.
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onMiiiin;rioJi era .Sale, Notice, is hereby given that the u n dei signcd,a Com missioner ap j loi n ted by trie Monroe Circuit Court to make sale of the Real Estate in thi c ase of Olive Boruff against WUHam Blakcly, will on the premises, on Friday, tlie 25 day of March, 1881, by order of said Court sell at. public saltto thehighest-biddcr, the following Real Estate, situated in Monroe county. State of Indiana, to-wit: The west half of the north-east quarlier of Section twenty-seven 27 j Tow .eight 8 North Range one west and fifty acres off the east side of tile east half of. the noi ,h we&t quarter of said Section. Terms: One-third cash in hand on day of sale. The remainder in to equal payments of twelve and twentyfour months from day of s?de, the purchaser executing his note for the deferred pavmcnts with acceptable security, waving relief from valuation andappraisement law and .bearing interest at 6 per cent from dav ot
sale. Sale to
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AQUILLA W. ROGERS.
Commissioner. Buskirk & Duncan Atty's. Feb. 26, 1881. 1 qp sr" t - Notice ox AdmiulHiralion, Notice is herebv siven. that the
undersigned has been appointed b
Clerk 01 the Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Suite of Indiana administrator of the estate c-f James P. Fleet
wood, late of Ubnroe countv, deceas
ed. Said estate is. supposed to be
solvent, Johs Fleetwood, Administrator. Mulkey dDuraad Att'ys. March 3d, 1881. Notice of AUiwiiu in tru lion. "Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court 01 Monroe County, Jstate of Indiana, 1 dministrator, tie bonis noh. of the estate of Lucy Fleetwood, late of Monroe Connty, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent, John Fleet wood, Administrator. ; Mulkey & Dnrand Atty's. March 3d, 1881. '
MUKKOJ2 CIRC UIT COiKT. Adjourn. cil Term. NOTICE IS liKREBY GIVEN, that an adjournl term o1 the Feb runrv term, ?8i, of the Monroe Circuit ourtof the fetate of Indiana, will be he.d in the Court Mouse in the City of Bioomiiigion, in Monroe county in said State, beginning on Tuesday, March 22d 1881, a, 8 o'clock a. m., nrd continue from day to d?y until tire business of said adjourned term is disposed of. Parties and their witnesses in the following named onuses will take noticev.nd appear Vithout anv furtlier
notice at the time and
named, to-wit: Robert W. Miers and II. C.
vs Daniel J, Stout, ot ah Eusbiiit Stine vs James H. Schelb William A, Montgomery vs Henry C. Duncan, Adra'r, Milton I-Iight and Joseph D. Handy,
Adm'rs, el ail. William A. . Montgomery
Ann F. SeheU First National Bank of Bloomington vs Thomas Mullikin, el at The members of the regular Panel ot the Petit Jcry for said February term, 1881, are also notified to be present at the calling of said Court at said adjourned Term, By order of Court. Witness my name as Clerk of said Court with the seal thereon affixed, at my office, in the City of Bloomington, March 1st, 1851. seal WM. F. BROWNING, Clerk of Monroe Circuit Court.
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---01d papers For sale at this oflliio, 50c a per lutndffil.
acres more or less, mortgageu oy Dominic Bower fe wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $54 82.
The south half ofhe south-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section 26 township 8 north of range 2. west, containing 20 acrea more or
less. -mortiared bv Dominic Bower iV; i
wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $189 0(5, ' The north east quarter of the south west quarter of the north-cast quar
ter of section 26 township S north of bf iior.chold and kitchen furniture
range z west, containing iu acres more or less, mortgaged by Dominic Bower fe wi fo, Pri nci pal, interest, damage and cost $87 . 06. Fsrby Township. In-lot number 22 in Orchard's Addition in the south-east part of Bloomington, as shown in the recorded plat of said town, mortgaged by MargaTot Bern', Principal, interest, (laomgeand cost $56 55.
lVotici of .IcIntinifttr aLtiois Notice is hereby give a, that the undersigned has been appornted ;b the Clerk of the Circuit: Court ot Monroe County, State of Indiana, administrator, do bonis won, of the estate of James Fleetwood, late ol Monroe Country, dacaued. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN FtKKTWOOD, Administrator. Mulkey & Durand, Attv's. March 3d. 1SS1. ..-...nas --o AtUiiitJi&triiLam' Sale Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned Annvnistra'or of the estate of Jam.es P. Fleetwood deoeas -ed, will offer for sale at public out cry at the late residence of decease', in Polk township, Monroe county, on Monday, April 4-lh, 1881, the per
soual property ol said es.tate consisting of horses, cow.-s, fiogs. cattle.
wai?o.is and farming implements, and
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ASK tho T600T od Dyspeptics, hous Sufferort, vwtiras of ro r una
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A Compound Tincture of th most valuable romeOlea known to the medical profession, prepared upon etrietly pharmaceutical principles. An exi)erionc9 of iweaty-fivo yean; prorea it to be the groatest Aiitidnta to Malaria aiul all other Agne
'itio oiiiy ubscluic tuts for all Anctctions of the KhlneyH. lu Ijiver Complaint, Dyspepsia, all JOjordcru; ol" the Bowels and all AlicetiaRN ui'lho Thrt und T.un sn. it la eauallu
Simiiamis Liver Regulator For Dyspepsia, Const apati on. Jaundice, Billious attacks, Sick Headache, Colic, Depression of Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, &c, IT HAS ISO. EQUAL. This unri7a led Southorn remedy ia warranted not to contain a single partiole ol! Mercury, or any injuriou s mineral substance, but is Vurel j" Tear e table i If you feel drowsy, dobilitated. hare frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor, appetite, and tongue coated,, you are suffering from torpid liver oi billiousness, and fit thing will cure you so speedily and pormaotly as to take Simmons ILlfer R car u Auto r" It is given with safety and the haopie&t results to tho raost delicate infant. 3t takes the place of quinino and bitters of every kind. It is the cheapest, pnrtst and best family medi3, H. zeillu -6c Co.. Philadelphia, -Pa. SOLD BY .ALL DRU QUIETS.
I will maill a copy of my New Boo 3c, HHEDICAL C0MW0N SEME"
niJSSJa, to any purson nn iuKsmsmsmvm stud hia name and post-ottlce address, anoex cents in stamps to pay poscage. . ; To anv one sunerlnc- v:ih COKZUXmiOVf, ASTH5XA. CATARKHv SOKE THROAT, or BRONCHITIS, the information iatii.a P.ook Is of grsat value; and it may in the providenceol Qod, save many useful I ivs. AtUircss, " ; ' : DU. 3s. B. WOUPJS. 14 9 SiMltli bU CJcUmSa,0.
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Jicacioua, wlulu&s u riiinudy for complaintB pecoliar U tho female sex it lias no oqual.
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gut tut old reliable Household Remedy
At hupjuips j w uib Htoiuacu, Tomvjgorates tn oliiostave organs, stiiaalatea the feeci.etiona. and pro.
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have used it Joagcsl. and known it best. Aowbcre so ncpulu? aa in Xaneasfr, Pa., where it nas een in use ir c ore than a quarter of a centtiry. Highly cominendd nt a Gencnd Toole au;I Appetizer. Sold by .Druggists everywhere. THE MEoSENCER OF HEALTH A large sized pe..?or dtujeriptive of disease, its oriria and euro, vnll be mailed frco to any address on. application to THE M1GHLER HERB BITTERS CO, ' jL-J.ancaster, Pa. C3TWo strongly recommend to mothers Pi'oC 1'arker'tf licnani Wornu 8yrrirp. It uover fans, is ea-y to tako,, and no af tcr-pbysio is roauifod, Vnce.2o ceutfi. -
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Tkums: Sums of tliree dulLars nd under cash; over three dollars u redtt of six months, tie purchaser
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it of valuation, with good securi y. Johx Fleetwood Adniinistratar. Mulkey fe Durand, Ally's. IHooimngton, Ind, Jltach Oil, 1581.
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