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THE SATURDAY COURIER.
H.J.FELTGS, ) ELLA FELrUS;)
Editors.
A tXVS BEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. Si 30p" ytar in advance
THE LAflGEST ACTUAL CIRCDIATIOS OFFICIAL CITY FAFMJR.
. Tlie New York Store. Established 1853. , G Spring Cloakinffs, ;' CHOICE STILES. Tor Metis and Boy's Wear Flannel Suitings JPai Boy? KiltSuits And Misses Dresses, Fifty four inches wide, nil wool; colors, blue, green and brown. A BAB SAIN, PRICE; , 90 GENTS. All ttMa PMfiEpMl PETTIS IVERS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS.
"We bfg to inform the ladies
in and around Bloomington that when requested by letter we will . mail free of charge full lines of samples, and carefully fill and forward orders however small by mail or express as desired. Prices in every case the same as if the purchaser came to Indianapolis and bought the goods at our store. TERMS P. O. order or C O. IX PETTIS, IYJERS & CO.
The follow trig is the official vote of Monroe county on theConstitutional Amendments: Yea. No. No. I. 981 347
Nc. 2. 1002 . 326
. No. 31 1000 320 No. 4. 9S3 331 No. 5. 1000 316 No. 6. 891 t . 443 No. 9. 964 r 317 .... Total number of votes east 1356Average majority for about 625. At it?, again! The' legislature couhrnt manage to worry through one session without a whack at the m n ters . This time- a "gentleman 'irom Marion" proposes to let the official printing to the lowest bidder, lithe bill should become a law anyone could get a handful of type, give the paper away to get up a circulation, and bid low enough to defeat the legitimate printer who endeavors Jo conduct his affairs oa business principles and tries to give the peo.pie a paper of which they will not be &&Kined. We are confident that there are enough sensible men in the legislature to defeat the project
The hue and cry raised because!
Indiana is unrepresented in the Cabinet is the worst of tomfoolery. Indiana gave her vote for the republic an party because the party opened the floodgates of every species of frand and poured its villainous stream into the state la selecting Windom, Gar fie.' d has rewarded the man who did more than any other to carry Indiana for him. Windom was the head and shoulders of the exodus outrage and ty that, in a great degree, the victory here is owing. New York
sent her money here, and New York
has a man in cabinet Indiana had no right to expect anything and there are few who regret the apparent
slight.
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Ths CincmnatiEnquirer wrote to "the Secretary of every Sate m the Union for a copy of the official vote - cast for President in each State, and the request was promptly complied with in very case. The tollowing is the result of the entire) vote : Hancock r . 4,424,690 Garfield... . ..,.4,416,584 Wearer... . . . .. 313,893 Phelps;.-:. .... .... 1,133
Dow
2,122
Whole vote. .... . . . A- 9,169,213 Bancock oyer Garfielfl .... 8,106 Garfield received 336,045 less than majority of the entire s vote; No better argument could be advanced against the rotten electoral college system of electing Presidents of the United States,
Living With WU NecK Broken. Pittsburg Talograph. An accident occurred on Monday at barney, Clarion county, which proved to be one oi the most extraordinary cases ever recorded-in history of surgery or medical jurisprudence. James Gaupeil, a French 'Canadian employed at I$araeT,s mill foil from a trestle about twelve fee to the ground. Alter recovering from the shock of the fail, he was unable to move -his head, and Dr. Edwards, at
tending physician, discovered that
the neck was dislocated and some of
the bones broken ; but it was evident that the spinal column had not been severed. The doctor reset and put the fractured neck in position, and set about devising means to keep it in place, until the broken bones and cofuscd ligaments attain their normal position. To this end a muslin bandage three inches wide was wrapped tightly around his neck, and to it were attached two lugs, one on either side. To these a rope was fastened and" run over a pulley fixed to the ceiling of the room. A bucket was suspended on the other end of the rope and in it were placed various weights so that the patient can adjust the contrivance as occasion
may require by simply reaching to the bucket and removing or adding one or two weights. He remains in a sitting posture, and should any slight change of position occur the tension of the rope will still support the weight of the head. With these appliances for his support, the unlortinate man will have to remain practically in the same position until the injured parts become united or death ends the case
H; ar r o.il k55ii r g The following are the answers to the Harrodsburg local conundrums published week before last. No correct answers to them were received :
1 Strain. 8. 2. Culley 9. S. Fossett. 10. 4. Chambers,, 11. 5. Morgan. 12. 6. Wooden. 13. 7. Butcher. 14, 15. Carr.
Craves. Tay 'or. Srnallwoud Field. G limps. Fry. Louder.
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Our Representative in Congress returned home from Washington on -Monday evening, the time for which be was elected having expired on the 4th ot March. It will be remembered that Mr. Hostetler was elected two 3 ears ago last fall from the old 8th District defeating Hon. Morton C. Hunter, whose friends thought he could not be defeated, the district being largely Republican, and that as Hunter had aucceeded in defeating Senior Voorheee, Dr. H. J. Rice and ol. W. E. McClain, but Mr. HostetierHhrew his entire energies into the anva and from the be,2inninr to
- the end, throughout the dis'net he discasscd the issues in such a masterly manner that he convinced the peo pie of the district that he was elected by a majority of over 1,000, which was far beyond the most sanguine .expectations of his friends. His r course in congress has been such as not only to command the respect of his peers on the floor of the House, but has received the appro al of his j constituency at home. No man-ever came nearer laying aside party preds j udice and devoting himself wholly to 3 h is constituency, Lrrespccti ve of part3 I On entering congress he was made I chairman of the committee on civil 1 service reform, one of the most important positions i n the h ou se. He was also a member of tire committee on jHinsions, and as such labored incessantly for the benefit of" the wounded and maimed Boidier, and for the widows and orphans of the lamented
dead who cave up their lives on the
many bloody battle fields in the late rebellion. There are many who can attest the fact in this district that Mr
II. ban been instrumental in getting
Hear Yet EearYs! We greet you with Rattling good bargains! Endless variety ! Golden opportunities ! Grand-results. Once more to the tront with lots of confidence and a gilt edge I Stock r , Lower prices, i Better goods, - Greater inducements than ever. ur method: Wholesale rates and goods in quantities to suit the purchaser. Our motto; Better sell tons at small margins than pounds at big profits. The people help us and we help the people. . As the volume of trade increases we sell closer and closer. Onr store is a grand oo-operati ve warehouse and we are the people's agents. There's millions in it Shall we count tyou in on this great scheme of the nineteenth century. By all means try it. , We will give you a cordial welcome. No misrepresentations. A fair, square deal ever- time.. Strictly one-price and no elevation. We wish to sell rou as low as any live man, and your neighbor likewise. The order of the house. Buy often and for cash. Keep nothing but new, fresh goods: Do j-ou believe us ? We can back our assertions. You are invited to examine our stock and learn our prices. Yon will do yourself an injustice if ym do not. 'Prove all things. Hold fast that which is good.'' If you prove us, you will OnJ us a yard wide and all wool. 'l ake a trip with us. You will find there is economy in dealing uk our store. Truly Yours, L. S. FIELD CO, New York Store.
A Woiilcrfful Iscvery. ... For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stubora Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in the side and chest, dry hacking congh tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Ihroat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and longs, Dr. King's New Discovery
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Store in the room next door East of G reeves grocery where she will be pleased to meet her friends, having purchased a stock of M GOODS MD LATEST STILES.
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trial is respectfully solic-
Ladies especially invited.
Rule. The Boss Drug Store is the place for Paints
JRifrbon iai Fancy colors, cheap. At Golden Rule.
The clergy and press have complimented it i n most glowing team?. Go
claims allowed that have been hang-: to your druggist and got at. iai bott-
Audiiors Sale of felinNotice 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 sold or offered for sale, at the Court-house door, in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on MONjDAY, MARCH 2Sth, 1881. The same having been mortgaged to the State of Indiana to secure the payment of principal and interest on Common School and Congressional School Fund of said County, and which have been forfeited to the State for the non-payment of interest fcc, on the same. If less than the whole tract is sold the part so sold wilt 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 of range 2 west, containing S8 25100 acres, also one acre in the south east corner of the
south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section 4 township 10
. 9. north ' of range 2 west, mort
gaged by Margaret Zink & 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
1 west, containing 20 acres, mortgaged by John H. Robinson. Prin
cipal, interest, damage and coat
$59 63. The north-west quarter of the north east quarter of section 9 township 10 north of range 1 west, containing 40 acres, mortgaged by IlaryeyBaker & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $140 70. The south half of the south-west
quarter of the north-west. quarter of
e etion 27 township 10 north ol range
1 west, con tain in s 20 acres, mortgag
ed by Wm. F. Huff& wife.
ci pal, interest,
$64 58. The north half of the south-west
quarter of the north-wesi quarter of
section 27 township 10 north of range
1 west, containing 20 acres, mortgag
ed bv Wm. F. Huff & wile.
eipal, interest, $86 83. -
Marion Township. The east half of the northeast quarter and the north-west quarter oi the north-east quarter, all in section 16 township 10 north of range 1 east, containing 120 acres more or less, mortgaged by Harriet 13. Siim.son & husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $201 00. Bloomxn gton Towns u ep. In-lot number 203 in the town f now city) of Bloomington, mortgaged by Martha Cook. Principal, interest, damage and cost 135 01. Van Buxuex Township. The north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of the north-east quarter of section 2G township 8 noi th of range2 west, containing 10 acres more or less, mortgaged by Dominic BoWer & wife Principal, interest, damage and cost $54 82. The south half of the south west quarter of the north-east quarter of section 26 township 8 north of range
2 west, containing 20 oorc4 more or less, mortgaged by Dominic Bovver & wife. Principal, "interest, damage and cost $189 96, The north east quarter of the south west quarter of the north-east quarter of section 26 township 8 north of range 2 west, containing 10 acres more Or less, mortgaged by Dominic Bower & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $67 06. PinuY TowKsniP. In-lot number 22 in Orchard's
Addition in the soufJi-east Dart of
Bloomington, as shown in the recordI 1 A t' ' 1 . . . t . 1 1-,.
co piae oi saiu town, iiiun-utju u
Salt Ckkkk Towxsmp. The south-east quarter of the north east quarter of section 21 town ship S north of range 1 east containing 40 acres more or less, mortgaged by Laura ilensiey tfc husbaud. Principal, interest, damage and cost $59 67' Polk TowNsciir. The south part o( the nor III -west quarter of the north west quarter oi section IS township 7 north of range 1 east, containing 3 acres, mortgaged bj Vn'entiae I, Luther. Principal, interest, damage and ccst $51 50. 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 of range 1. east, containing 89 25-100 acres more or less, mortgaged by John W. Lntlier & wife. Principal interest, damage and cost $305 74. The north half of the nort'r west quarter of the north-west quarter of
section IS township 7 north of range 1 east, also the east ha f of the east half of t he north west quarter &f the south west quarter same section town and range aforesaid, mortgaged by James Wells & ws e. Principal interest, damage and east 157 93. The south east quarter of the north-cast quarter of section 2 also the south west quarter of the northwest quarter of section 33 all in townsnip 7 north of range east, containing SO acres more or l?ss, mortgaged I ly A n d rew J . Tern pies & w i fe . P r i eipal, interest, damage and cost $106 46. Clear Ckeek Towxsiu;3.
Part of the north-east quarter the north east ouarter of section
township 7 north of langc I west, ail that part that lies west of Salt Creek, containing 35 acres more or less, mortgaged by John S Davis & wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $108 54, Part of the north-west quarter of t.ie south west quarter of scetion 2 towns hip 7 north of range 1 west, containing 22 acres more or less, mortgaged by Minerva Duncan & husband. Principal, interest, damage and c ost $120 93. RICH All D A, FLUX Auditor Monroe Cruntv. Blooming! on, Ind., Feb. 21, 18S1. Itfovelties'In Kticla-
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Scliool Books amd Stationery at the BossBnig Store.
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Notice is hereby given that the n n d e rs i g a ed , a Co m m i ssioi:er ap poi t -ed by the Monroe Circuit Court to make sale of the Real Estate in ttu case of Olive Born iX against William Blakely, will on the premises, on Friday, the 25 day of 5 larch, 1H$U k order of said Court sell at public ahto the highest bhldej, the toi lowing
Real Estate, situated in Monroe countv State of Indiana, to-wit:
The west .half of the north-eapt quarter of eeiion twenty-seven 27J Town eight 8 North I fringe one west, and City acres oti the east side of the east half of the north wcbi quarter of said Section. Tsums: -One-third cash in hand on day ol sale. The remainder. in taro equal payments of twelve and twentyfour months from day of sale, the purchaser executing his note for the deferred pavmeuts with acceptable security, waving relief from valuation and appraisement law and bearing interest at G oer cent from day of
Pure Jayu Coffee, at; 25
cents a pound, XUNN & CO. jOONUQC CIK!V7ST COUItT. Ail joiiiLijictt Vcrsn, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an adjourned tgnuo4 the Febrn ary term, '81, of t :ie M on roe Ci rcu i t ' 'curt of the Slate of Indiana, will be held in the Court House in the City of Bloomington, in Monroe county in said State, beginning on Tuesday, March 22d 1881, 'at 8 o'clock a. mM and continue from clay to da' until the business of said adjourned term is disposed of. Parties and then witnesses in the following named cr uses will take notice and appear without any further notice at the time and place above named, Tfo-wit: Robert W. Miers and IE C Duncan Daniel J. Stout, et ah Eusbiut Stlne va James II. Scholl. William A. BSontgomery vs Henry ft Duncan, Arim'r, Milton Hight and Joseph D. Haudy, Adm'rs, et a I. William A. Montgomery vs Ann F. Schell First National Bank of Bloomington vs Thomas Mullikin, et ah The members of the regular Panel ot the Petit Jury lor 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
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sale. Sale to
p. m. A QUILL A W. ROGERS. Commissioner. Bu<trlc & Duncan Atty's. Feb. 26, 1881. JVoIicc OS AdMJiinixtrati on. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been fippointed by
Clerk oi the Circuit Court oi Monro.
County, State of Indiana administrator of the estate of James P. Fleetwood, late of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent Joh:nt FuaBTirooD, Administrator. Mulkoy & Durand AU'ys. March 3d,18Si. ... - Mt-- llSim' Rotlcc of AdmlHitrutiou. Notice is hereby given, that Hip undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe County, State of Indiana, .dininistrator, de bents r.otu of tin estate of Lucy Fleetwood, late ol Monroe County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. U O.'N Fl.KKTvr'OOD, Administrator. Mulkcy & Durand Ally's, March 3d, 1881. , .... , iwib-- cj1 Notice cf AclwiSnlsl -rmJion Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has ben appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe County.. State of ineinna, administrator, de honU won, o the estate of" lnmes .Fleetwood, late ol MonVoe County, deeised. Said estate is suppot'd to h( rvnt. John Fuci:twooi, Admuiistrator. Mullrcy tfeDarand, Ally's. March 3U..J8SI,
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cry til the late residence of diHseaseu, in Polk lownliip, iVioiiroe county, on Monday, April 4th, USi, the ler sonai property ol said estate consisting of horsus, cows, hogs, cattle, vvauoiiH and farming implements, and Ol' household and Iciti hen furniture and various otficr articles; bale to begin at 10 o'clock, a. m. Terms: Sums ot three dollars and under cash; over three dollars a credit of six montlis, the purchaser giving note vX interest, waving benefit of valuation, wit'i jjood securi..y, John Fleetwood fVbuiniistrator. Mulkey A Durand, Attv's. Bloomington, id, March 3d, 1881.
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