Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 23, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 April 1881 — Page 4

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are respectfully invited to call at the New

HE SATIH50AY COyHtER.

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Jtore iand see the handsome display of Spjring Goods.

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tkeSt5wYcrkStor. lsilie 195S KID GliOVIB! HEW SPRHES SHABES

RICH FIND IN DUNN'S WOODS! UNTOLD WEAL TH IN THE WAY OF BONDS, GOLD, ETC.

BONANZA FOU TO-DAT!

DIGGERS

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BERTON,w , And other Popular Makes.

200 DOZEN Beatrice Three-Button !

Kid Gloves in Ecru, Fawn, Old Gold. French Gray, Drabs, Opera sctc,$. GO per pair.

KOW AN A HUES TED THIEF GAVE THE THING AWAY!

'For durability and excel

lency of .fit we-, would . specially ree-

omend the 4 BE A t RICE." There is no betier Kid Glove saade for $1. ' tJS&nEsssD kiss. 300 DOZEN Four-Button in Black, Brown, Fawa, French Grays, specially atanufacUirad to our order, 91. 50 per pair. KTTISf IVERS & CO. INDIAN AFOLIS.

'We beg to inform the ladies

in and around Bloomingtcn that

w hen requested by letter we will inaii free of charge foil 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 bough t the goods at our store. TERMS F. O. order or C. O. D. PETTIS, I VERS & CO.

The imils of the grind slow iy.

legislative

gods

The New Albany Presbytery, will meet in Bedford April 5th.

Thet have now got a Wild man Tor Postmaster at Indianaool is.

The contest over the postmasterhip of Bedford is "hotter' n a limekiln."

The question of a turnpike between -Columbus and Nashville is again be ing" agitated. Bedford papers claim that hamlet will- furnish all the stone lor the new fctate houso. fSP Tl iBaW I -mriThey don't know what to do with

the Bedfordopera house, so one of

the proprietors is going to occupy a portion of it for a family reside nce Thke is so much thieving over in Bartholomew county that the people nre talking of "stringent measures.' ' They probably mean string ent measures. Edith OGokhax. the "escaped nun" was loose in Indianapolis last week. It is strange that an intelligent community will enourage such a fraud.

Plax Buchanan, the leader of thIndiana green backers, recently sued ; a life insurance company for $0,0G0. A jury of bloated bondholders gave him. only about $3,000.

What the C mrier would like to see: A copy of an Indianapolis paper, printed this year, without the name of R. Schweitzer, represen

tative from Owen county, mentioned

in iu s '

The Hunt family of Lawrence county, seem to be an unfortunate set of people. Peter Huff was killed while loading logs on the cars. Ai Huff and Francis M. Huff were sent to the penitent:aT3' for two years for

stealing goods from the Bedford de

pot, and Logan Huff was arrested for

dealing; in counterfeit money. All

this within one week.

Mothers, are you not more careful of your girls than your boys? Do you

not imagine that they are more compe

tent to-take care of themselves than

your daughters are? If you entertain 'this belief, and act accordingly, von

,7.re in an error, and should be immed

iately corrected. Remember that

girls are almost invariably at home.

and in their mother's society between school hours, when boys are surround cd with temptations from, the hour tb?y are able to toddle alone. In the early morning, noon and evening hours, your girls are generally with you, but where are jour boys? At sueh times how easy is it lor your son to be temptedinto misdemeanor, to depart from your wholesome instruction, to commit acts that he couldnot do, weie he as much under your immediate control as is your daughter. The Leader would ad vise mothers whojare blessed with sons, to give them the same motherly supervision that she does her girls. Were the latter out of her sight as much in the hours of recess from study(as are the former, the mother would speedily become solicitous I their whereabouts and surU ns. Have the same soliclnqar sons and you will

many a temptation 1

THE COU R 1 ICR'S SCOOP ON ALL THE OTHER PAPERS! In August of last year the house of a wealthy citizen namen Ebersole, near Heltonville, Lawrence county was robbed of a large amount of valuables while the family wore attending a political meeting at Bedford. Ebersole, it is said, was a close, miserly sort of a man and kept all of his wealth secreted about his house rather than deposit it in a bank. Not' much was said in the papers at the time about the robbery, and it was thought that the amount ot plunder was not very great. It now turns out that ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS would scarcely cover what was tost, and Ebersoles anxiety about keeping the matter from the papers is ap parent. In making his returns to the asse sor the amount of personal property given in by him was only about $500, and this kind of a return he had been giving in every .year thus hoidihg himself liable to a prosecution for perjury every time he made oath to his assessment pap ers. The okl man was not idle, however, after the robbery. Many strangers have been noticed to visit the premises frequently since the occurrence, and they, no doubt, were detectives who were working up a clue. Ebersole had previously in his employ several laborers on his place but the robbery could not b traced to them .it the time although one of those who recently gave the whole. thing away turns out to have worked several months-en Ebersol's place. Recently several men were arrested at Bedford for burglary and counterfeiting. Detective Rathburn, of the United States services capt tired a counterfeiter in the neighbor hood of Turin el ton Lawrence county, and it was this fellow who first hint cd that he knew something of the Ebersole robbery. The pumping process was vigorously applied and finally all of the facts in the case were fully and completely given, except as to where the piuudjr was concealed. One of the men arrested

for burglary was then put through

the same" '-bumbtnsr process, ahT he

corroborated all that the other ha

told and in addition said that nearly

'all of the 'plunder, could be ibuiH

buried at a spot by Dunn's quarry

Search was made about the place

designated but no signs of the stolen

oroperiv was discovered, it was

......... now thought tnat the theives knew

notiimi; aoout cue root cry ana were

only giving detective 6,iaffy." To be

orief, after a few days oi further de

lay it was ascertained that DUNN 3 QUARRY, BLOO&IXGTOX,

was the place where the plunder was

concealed, it was further develop

ed by closely questioning the men m m - I

uncier arrest tnat tne roouerv was

committed in the afternoon, a horse

and btigg3' was hitched up, and the

party of three, with their booty.

started for Bloomiogton, where they intended taking the car. An old

trunk was filled with the stolen aiti

cles, wrapped in a piece of carpet,

and placed in the front part of the buggy. About four miles from

Bloomingt'n the horse and buggy was abandoned, and the men proceeded on tneir journey on foot, carrying the trunk. They arrived at the suburbs about 3 o'clock on a Sunday morning, and alter a consultation over the matter it was decided to bury the plunder in Dunn's woods. It was also decided to bury itr in several places so if one hiding place was discovered the others might not be According to the confession of one of these men, the stolen property consisted of a lot ot govern n. eat bond, which were found sewed up in a matrass in the house which vas robbed, two shot-bags lull of gold and silver coin, a large wad of greenbacks roli-

aud xi pmoner named i-d-on. I hey scattered about town and amused themselves until 11:30 when, after procuring picks and shovels, the line of march was taken up for Dunn's woods. The Bloomiogton delegation consisted of J. C, Dolan, Doc Bates, Deputy Sheriff Strong, City marshal Reeves, Wal Browning, Jus. Kelloy, Falknor, and the Courier reporter. To make a long story short. OIL WAS STRUCK AT ONCE. Reeves had not taken out a half dozen spades full of dirt, near the southwest, corner of the graveyard, before the spade came in contact with some thing which proved to be the trunk. It was hastily dug out and the contents examined, in it were seven pieces of table silverware, one gold watch, one silver watch, 1C4 "daddies dollars" and a lot of jewelry. This was taken ctui'geol by the Bedford officers, and search was made for the places where the bulk of the bonds and money were concealed. The prisoner could only describe the locations as he got it from one party who buried the money, and after searching until near daylvjht, work was given up until this (Friday) afternoon, The lied lord party tried io exact a promise from the courier not to give the tiling away, but it lias already leaked out, and as a re ward of one-ha.f of the amotrtt recovered is ottered, many of our citi zens will, no doubt, lake a hand in th search to-daj. It is estimated that over $4-0,000 nr boxds and cash is buried in three places, near the quarry. The men who were digging last night are all "know nothings'' to day, and when questioned about the matter appear very innocent, but the Courier is a newspaper, and is determined it a bonan za is buried in Dunn's woods our people shall have a hand in unearthing it, and &hare in the large reward offered. A lage number of people

are visiting Dunn's woods to-diy

Friday. The recovered stolen prop-

etty is now at the National House,

and may be seen in room No. 8 any

time to-day Ten nan t, of the Clo

ven! ale Herald, came down on the freight this morning to take a hand

in digging for the wealth.

first Methodist society in

Indiana waa organized near the town of Charlestown, ('lark county in 17S7; the first Baptist society in the state was organized near fthe same town. November 22, 1798. Both soeietie still exist and. prosper. The first prolestant church bui'.t in Indiana was by the Methodists near Charlestown, in 1771. It was also used as a block house in time of danger.

James T. Ku jwltou and seventeen other soldiers in the late war, have

betiun suit against

county for '$100 each and accrued interest, the total sum being about $1, 400. These men veteranized in lo3t at the expiration of their first term of service, ami claim thelnunty then offered for soldiers who should enlist and bo credited to that county. This is an Indiana man. What has the Indiana man in Ins hand? The Indiana man has his gripsack. lias the Indiana, man been to Washington? The Indiar.ii man. has bnen .to Washington. Is the Indiana man mad? Yes, the Indiana man iss'ammad.

JVolicc oS Ail mi ti in t ration. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned ha been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, dininisl ralor, de bom's nofc, of the i sinte of Lucy Fleetwood, latej of Mource County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent j John Fleetwood, I Administrator. Mulkev & Durand Atty's. March 3d, 1881.

O. & M Railroad. EMIGRANTS FOR

Nat?ce of AdmiiiaUtratiou ' 1 Notice is hereby giveu, that j the undersigned has been aimointedl bv

15artUOIOHiew tw. nifrk nf t io n N-tilt Pnnrtj nf

Monroe e inty. State of Indiana administrator of the estate of Casnridra C. Smith, late of Monroe county,' deceased, j Said astute supposed to be solvent. WAnjE S. Walkrk, j Administrator. March 29nd. 18811 j

The spring will be fairly early, hot and dry, and the midsummer cool and wet. The autumn promises to be open, dry and fine. Then? is likely to be a great deal of sickness durtnj the yea:, but he weather-except in n few isolated see'ions-will be favor able to agricultural pursuits. The winter of 1882 bids fair to be open and gent rally mild, with but few, and those short-lived stonn peiiods.

ed up in a newspaper, which was found under the flour, several a: tides of silverware, two watches, jewelry, etc. Since the time of the rob bery these men have been so closely SHADOWED UY DETIXTIVES that they have been afraid to remove the stuff, but they have frequently ventured in the neighborhood and

drawn from the roll of greenbacks.

The man who 4gavo the thing away" was not one of the party but he got what information he had, by degrees, from one who was. It was decided

to come to Bloom ing ton and make

another effort to find the stolen prop

erly. A note trom xoefcey, eaiior

ot the Bedford Banner, put the Cou

rier on the alert for a first-class item.

and our forms were held open later than usual Friday morniugj that be

ing the day we go to press. Thurs

day night-of this week there arrived

litjre, on the accomodation train from

Bedford, Detective Ratliburn, Ceo.

Rouse, Sheriff Don no hue, Adam

Geiger, Johnson of the Star, Smith

of the Journal, Osborr.e of the M ignet. Mclntire of the Mitchell Com-

j merci&l, Wm. Munson of aiitchell.

After copying our clean up

article, the Green castle Banner adds;

wnat is true oi i5ionmintoii is

also true of Green castle. An unus

ually sickly season is predicted, but

this can be avert d to a Teat extent

by titnciv prcci ui.ions. The accu

mulations of fibh and decaying mat

ter should be removed us soon as tin

weather will permit. If they are al

lowed to remain until hot weather,

disturbance will set their poisons fne.

thus causing the very danger that it

is desired to escape. The better wa in such cases is U cover the daug erous matter with dry earth, and lei it remain undisturbed until the arriv

al of cold wuither. But no such caie

as this is iikelv to be excercised to

any great extent, and this brings us back to the first proposition: clean up as soot as the weather will permit. This will be cheaper, whatever it may cost, than paying doctor's bills during the Summer and Fall, and may save much suffering and main lives.

The vigilance committee of Char leston Illinois, have rose in their might. A few nigh Is ago they decently threshed a number of young dcaperadi.es. and the next mon ing bills were found tacked up notifying

some twenty persors to "gct or be

regulated." About half of ttese

wee women ami the entire gang

sadly bundled up their grip sacks and stole away. They slooued in

, . t , erre Haute and the police of that

city have an eye on them. This

Uang is said to have been engaged

in arson, robbery and murder, in and

about (Charleston, for the past two

ycais, and. it bar ing finally become

unbearaole, tne citizens awoke to the

necessity of "putting them out."

In StippOi ting the bill to protect sheep raising in Indiana, Mr. Cotton showed that Indiana has not more than a million sheep and two Inn., dred thousand dogs It seems to uthat, with the ordinary increase oi both dogs and sheep, there will be mutton enough to run the dogs another vear. ... &e S'bs tia'fi'd t lin ey Hair -JPiiiis, 'GoMeii Male.

.Vot:ce oi AUiu nui.u utor'H Su le. Notiee is hereby ijciven, that; the undersigned, administrator of th estate of Casnndra C. Smith, deceased, will offer for sale at public outcry at the late i evidence oil said deceased.

in Bvan Blossom township, Monroe county, ludiau.t. on (Friday the ;15ili day of April, 1831.1 The persona property of said estjate consisting ot horses, cattle, hogs,j.--neop. housidtohl goods, kitchen furniture and virionntlHr articles. Snlf to begin at 10 oVlock a. m. Tynns: Surns oi thn dollars and under cash;' over three dollars a credit of tjwelvc months will be given, the purijliasei sr'Ving note at inttjest waiving! valuation ai.d appraismjiMit laws with goml security. WAjik S, Waliek, J, S. YVill'ams, I AdminisraUtr, Attorney. j March 22nd, 1 SSI. j

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AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchase Tickets by the OHIO i MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY. Lowest Bates for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Route. For full information Kiich as Maps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, aPPb lo Station Agents of this Company, or 'all on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

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A New Milliard Room !

Notice f Acliuiiilktration No! ice itr. hereby 'given, that th unlersigncd h:s been appointed hy the Clerk of the Circuit Cni t oi Monroe County, Slate of 1-ndiana. administrator, de bonis nonJ: of tin estate of l ames Fleet wood, late o .MoniOi County, dc?tsed. Sabestate is supposed to be solvent. John Fi-EHTwiioo, Adiniuisjtr:itr. Mnl key & Duraiui, Atty V March 3d. ISsL j

Much abused Posey county has come to the front as a claimant for the honor of having raised the largest cow in the world. The cow is a mixed Durham and Dig English, and though not fat she weighs 3,000 pounds.

TMe Boss Drug Store is the place for Paints and Oils.

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A il:iu i ii i n-tr si trs' Sal t Notice is hereby sriven, 'that th u id rsiin'o A m nistrao'r of tie otate of Jaiuen K Flei-tv.,bd dei-ea?-ed, vitl ofler for sale at pulilic out cry at the late resilience of! decease i. in Polk township. Monme leoifnty. oe Monday, April ilh.1881, the per 'sonal property ot said estate cn si alnjjy ot horses, cows, hogs, cattle, wagons and farmir.g implifments, and of honselmld and kitchen furniture and various other articled. Sale to bpejin at 10 o'clock, a. mi Term b Su ms of t hfree dollar? and iimbr cash; ovr three dollars a v red it of six months, the purchase! iving note at inUrest, waving benefit of valuation, !th ffp'od seenrj y. John Flktwood Administrator. fulkev it Durand, Ajtty's. Bloomiriffton, Ind, March 3d. 1.8&1.

A Wonders ii I tJiyv.very.

For the speetiv cure of C uisump

Hon ami al. diseases that lead to it.

such as .stuboru Coughs Colds, Bron chitis, Hay Fever, AsthOia pain in thesideand chest, dry hacking coi:h tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sure Jtiiroit, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discover. has no equal and has established f? itself a world-wide reputat on. Main leading physicians recommend am) ue it in their practice. The tbrmuta from which it is prepared is highlv ifeommctKled by all medical journals

The cleruy and press have compli

mented it in most glowing teams. G to your druggist and get t ial bottle for ten cts. or a regular size for $1.

For sale by II. Lindiey. Bloomiugtou

Ind.

A Ken lucky inn comes to the front

with a new plan for educating the poor. It is nothing more nor less

tli an publishing a weekly newspaper

for Gratuitous distribution amonr

the famibes unable to nay for the

same. Aecoroinu to Ins n an th-

)aper is lo be printed at the expense

of the slate and u.-cd as a means to

etlucate the people, a kind of aid to

the common scb.oo's. Ml 9 C' The season is again at hand when the subject of grave! roads comes home to tin farmer and businesman w th peculiar force. The people of both the town and country appear to be of cne mind in regard to their desirableness; but when it eo nes to building and paying for them, they are not agreed. Tin new prohibitory laws of Kansas forbids ths use of wine in excrement in churches, an preacher who is guilty of giving wine to any per-1 on in his church is to be sent up for two years to the-penitentiary and his church is to be closed up as a nuis-1 r n . t .........

anee. oome oi me jreacners are re

Go to the Boss Drug

Store for Wall Paper and Window Shades.

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Ties. 'ebcaip'aC 44 'den Rule.

Haw :STtdre i ANDi I

OSCAE SOUDEBS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of hc finest billiard tables ever brought to Hloomington, and would respectfully ask all loi;rs of the game to give them a trial. 25-3in O. SCUDERb.

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A Compound Tlncturo of the most valua'ola remedies known to the medical pj'ofesslon, prepared upon strictly pharmaceutical prlnolples Aa weperienee of twenty-ftvo year prore H to bs tbo fteatst Antidate to MaIotU mad all other Agti lafludAC4 knovro to the world.

TUB orOy adnnuU cure lor aU A flections of tbt

flawwM. while ae m remedy for eoaiphUDta pecoliev te the feeeeie .mx it haa no eqjud. NOT A BEVERAGE Bit aja old reliable Hoceebold HemedT thoroughly adopted to aaauit nai.ure. It sappuea tone to the stomach, reiziTfjoratea the dhresUre organi, atimulatee the .secretions, and pro. raoting: a regular action of the bovrela, onabtea every oman of the body to perfonn ite allotted work regu laxly and wi tin Kit interruption. Its highest commendations come from those who bare, used it longest and known it best. Nowhere so popular as in Iad caster, Pa., where a fess boon in uw for more than a quarter of a century,. H if; lily commended aa a General Tonfe mud Appetbier Sold by Druggists everywhere. THE M EiSSENCER OF HEALTH A large sized j taper descriptive of disease, its origin and cure, will be mailed free to any address oa application to THE MISHLKR HERB BITTERS CO. Lancaster, Pa. J3f'We strf ngly recommend to mothers Pwot, Pnj'ker's Pleaaant Worm Syrup. It never faili, is easy to taks, and w aXtor-physie is required, rrioa, 95 cents.

trXDEBTAKER and UPHOLTSE:artk Vd of ffee's Bailding, Col If Via ive&uf, Hearso furaisho whaa ticsirftd. GLQQJPTXCTOir - INDIA

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Ioliee of Mrvc'. Kotice is hereby given to all non ivsiiieuts and all others interestr, that 1 will proceed together with tl e County Survey fir of Monroe Conn;, v, linl, or his Deputy on Afotidav the Kith day f April A. IX 1881 to run. locate mill estatihsh all the lines anil corners necessary t lit establish' in Section nineteen (19) (own (')) Riuigo ( I) East ..and to meet at 'Jig residence of JUaihiats Hnrk at J1. d clock A. M. oTsjiiii day said nnrti"

are Iscivby noti Qd to be present at?

said time and place or else the Surv. y will proceed in their ab ence, said survey to continue from da to day until completed. M Am i as Buck. ttAiton 17th 1881.

Milliiiery and

Fancy Goods Store in the room next door East ol G reeves- grocery where she will lit plensrd to meet her friends, having pureh:ied a stoeic of HEW MM AHD LATEST STYLES.

f&iSA irial is respectfully eolic-

ted. Lat I les especi al ly l n v i teu.

TIT T "m

oirEicB:: uvar voniev a Wrrocor

BLOOU INGTON, IND ST-All' wort guaranteed. 642

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SHAPES

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Saab's, G Id ess ISgale.

School Books and Sta

tionery at the Bo ss Brag Store.

ftoiicc uff A(Stiuaiitraliii, Notice is lierebv uiven, that the

undersigned has been flpmintMl 1 I Clerk oi the Circuit Court of Monroe

belious and declare t!ey will violate ' County, Statu of Indiana ndminiftthe law, but the saloon keepers are irator f the estate of James P. Fleetdetermined to see that the l:tv is en- j W'kuI, late of Monroe county, deeeastA TU.?a nn frt In Said estate IS SlippOSedtO lie

the fanatical temperance fool, he is

the most intemperate man on this mundane sphere. Mitchell Commercial,

solvent. John Fleetwood,

Administrator. Muifcey cfe Duraad Au'ys. March 3d, 1881.

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''Till prvettuo in Courts of Monro amd ati itiiujr counties. Sieeijt.I attent;o ;vid f (leotioui nod U business entrusted loki K.re. lUt

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOM INGTON, IND

Practice in tho Courts of Monroe and attfoln nsr counties. Prompt attontioa giron to col eciiun and nil ojther legal business.

STOVE PIPE SHELF AND UTENSIL STAND. A-QMixva 'JLXTJEI for thn

luiMt vouvuteat article ever offerird

: to huuteUeefvin. AgvnU meet with ; grreler success than ever. One agent modi S1U2 la 13 dTH. alintlier

px dnrs, snrlhej 67 In 1 daj. boxlna; nnd lr rtls;ht Fna to Aeenfm. Bend for cironlsri te neacsst a4dre jr. . hixepard A Co., Cineinuatl, or Ui. Xonisv, ltf9

THS PHOPKI i3TQB OF TEE City Book I tare Takes pleasure In announcing thai he has on hand and is reveiunt , an ini'i.t'iisi' lot or V nil Paper, Wmdoi. Shades and Fixtm rs, carefully select v-d with special relei eneeto the spring trade. In "Wall Papers the pa terns arc nu.v henuliful in style, and ofsupen or quality sueh f.s cannot fail to ine. the wtuiU of this ei-m in unity . On facilities for exhibiting our Papei: i advantage, , are unuually goo Ladies sue ..specially invited o ea and see our slylef and learn price both of which they will lind cntireh . satisfactory .

We are makinjr large additions to mr slock ol Wiudow Shades and j

Fixtrne. Lndiea in want of such articles are respeetivefiiHv invited to inspect our supplw lelin: assured

i hat if thev do so, they will look no

nrthjer. j R P. COLE. Br odn oton, Ind' MaucuO, 1S8L

Peter Henderson's COMBINED' CATJXOQUE OF

Will U Mailed 2Yca to all who apply by

. Lc'tcr. ...... Onr Bxperlinental Gronnflsi fn wlilclt wo teal, our Vcaotablo ana Slower Socda nro moat complete; and our Groeinlkouacs for Plan ta (covering 3 acres In clan), aire Use largeat In America PETER ! HENDERSON '&. CO.

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Compare om prices with others. We guar antee tO 'excel. Two doors East. of Baak:

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It la he result of iO yeart exjierlence and eiperimenta ia SwiDfir Slachmes. It cotainua uui good point of all preient and jnrmer Maker, and 3C not a u one man " or " one idea " muchine, as others are. It avoid tlie defcers cf othors, and po sesaes ntw and valuable features and conveniences. It Is large, light-running, noiselese, handsome, .convenient, durable, and simple, VhrlU!t4'd and k eit In rennlr tret for 3 y e nr. C irei dci viUt

Taeenly Vapar Coolc Btove that tattoo& ' the tost cf yars, and girea fclx 7?rr and periect Batisfastion. ' , Ko incscvand p"OTrlng: in favor 1j $ f-Ctf-used. Thae who have them vfu'jsn . . do without them. : . - . ; The Most Simple, The Rest DurAle, The Most Perfect, 1 TheHcst EccRomfia,7 No Swefcrirg UeX, ' Ko Fifes b BoH ? No Ashes to Remove NoFueindrijy NoSmcke, No Oder. ; ; FOE SUMMER USE TEEt AEE JMSPEEASl . Pops every description of cooking or other work hereiorore done by theoniinnry cooLinjf stove or mugpv with ease and perfect comf crt; Washing, ironing, baking, broilinp. finite Canning, fce-t otc. without the insnf?tenWJ beat or the old-fashioued cook stovad always ready. . . 7 f Our Patent Automatic Safety Can " rtra is the use of our stoves perfectly Mfe" la the hands of Uie most careless or inesnenced. w -.. " Send for full descrlpUv cireular and prfcsv'; Hat, Special InducenieuU 40 agents ia uuoccupied .territory. Addicss, v . . MmX VArXfi STOVE COMPANY," ClevsdandpHin. "the DOLLAIr CBNCINNATt

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WEEKLY TIMES,

best A trial will prove it Don fail to see !

GEO. P. BEST. 81 and S3 Js-don St., Chicago, 111

PENSIONS ARK PAID eve soldier dls&Usd is line . f dtuy Toy acciJect or otherwise. A W OU..VI nf hot kind. ios of flttceevtss) or eve. Il"rn,. lL if but sliTht di-

ease vl liunar vr Vjm-Iikwwj Vein rive a pt-tuios. U ader now Saw tliwusandf arc intiikd - to aa increase of penrloa V idw i, orphans and dependent fathers or mo-.bers of aoldierj who died in the

army net a pension.; aJOUXTYDto-

rupture, if reopr

itintv Ac t. Adorers

4P. K. Fitzgerald A C9., CW Agenti .Indianapolis, liul. we rcferto

r, A.w.nsvin. rrcs't lurtisna uanuoc Co.. and R. F. Ke:ined-. re'tCvntral Bens, isth of Iadiinapolia, tfaneshio payer

charge for wound, injuries or ru fives fill bounty. Send 8 stamps f Pcnxtnnand Rountr Acts. . Addi

In bv far the lanrest, tlnnst. ablest and meat .

: readable family weesly published. Jt feicosV -mopoUtan in character and non-secitortal ia tone, aud may be read with equal Inter. at in. Maine, California, Iowa or UeorgiU. It la strictly ancl.emphaticalhy the 'people's paper. Every subscriber in addition to the paper re- : , celves a bjatuiful eugnivCtig two i'eet wid ? aad almost thnje feet long, and all fpr one dollar a year Theie are no extra charges of any kind -j to subscribers. Send usoncdouar and we P3r;, 1 postage on paper and picture and all 01 her costs. No matter where you live, next tc your county paper, this is the journal you want. The news, markets, and Htendureoftbe srotid, - every week for only one dollar a year. And

m-addition to tnis,-you receive our 1 tre am , beautiful engraving, which is one of the most $ attractive prefwnts ever given with a newspaper in this country. Address ' ' THE WEEKLY T3WIES, CINCINNATI

Battte Creek Michigan ItUnTVAOTUaXBI. OP THS ONO QKKUINB

THRESHERS, Traction a-id Plain Engine and Horse-Powers,

Vest Clccmplete Thru AraS'MtnCTEsta blletietf tn ta World. 1848

4 1 I krinu mu, without charge of oam

aj M- mannj?ement, or location, io-" back vp'

11 broad warranty given on au ovrgoem.

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Ptck and Appl Mrdy. : Th be t. Lager Beer, on 4rughi also bottled Beer, - r r. Warren ted Pure and Health ji

STEAM -PO Willi SEPAILVrOS and Complete Steam OutOtnof mat cJUss qualities. Finos t Traction K iffine and rSoiu jUuslnea ever bcgu in the American market. ; A wdtitud of special fcatute ana improvement! ftr 1881, together with superior qualiti,u tn eonslnicttm and matcriaU not dreamed, of hy ether rqaierc. Jb'our sizes of 6ciaratow, from 6- to 13 aorso capacity, ybr timui or horse patter. Two styles of " Mm Jited Hnrfe-Poweni. 7RAA AAA F-ct of Mcleclc d Jnmher tUUU,VUU (f omtltree to six vars air-dried) constantly on hano. from which built the in-

comparaoie woou-woi-x ok our maciru.it ry.

TRACTION ENGINES

Strongest, most durable .and efia'en t ever

t 101 Atf jtiorso irowcs

Cigars and Tobaec ,

AUG. KRUEGKR,

liucklcn's Arniea Ire. The Best Sane in the world fW Cuts, Bruiser Soies, Ulcers, 8uli Rhi'iun, Fovvi Sarea, 'Tetter, Ch:ijptd Hands, Chilhlains, Corns, niid1 all k hit Is of Skin Ei u ptions. Tl S;ilve is namnttwi to jriytv perlVsct aatmI ic ion i u every case or mny, re fun led. Pme 25-csiiits cr cmx. For a-i U;t by r H. Likdlkt, Blotimingtn, Ind

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. u'.iners. ana 'i nrespteimen are ivitea vo

jnvesticrato tms niaicJiUss Thrciejuxiff JlDA Ainery.

vuviuath Ke.iv i roe, Aairej , NICHOLS, 8HEPARD & CO, ftattto C rook , Mlohlsaa.

The Hont l innrH

PIso'b Cine for CnMmptlon.

11 hcir quicK nnn H tntcf qoort. Dose um!h.1nttle Inr e Thfrefure the chiHp.t m vffi h the best, sow evorywhetv

ity Ecok Store

rne uiidv.rsigtie! lwa. leave

u i n ft r in tli e j i u UI i v tli at Ire Ii s j n rhased the entrre stock of Si . Dodtle V Co.; n nil iM opoaes tu keep on hand till lines of '. ' ) j HOOKS, STATIONERY, The patronage of the pnhiie is solicited, and ussu ranees ang i ven that they wilt find the pri tres and the quaK itv of tleooda entirely satisfactory. .... '

FARMERS vZSS

$50 m 100 PEE MONTH dining lu winter am' spring. Foi par Urn. ais iddropp X MqCGRl) .& V0 CinoiMi.vti. Okia : ' ' 1

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