Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 28, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 May 1881 — Page 4

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The Sew York Store.

Are showing a Uandsome line of

SPRING WEAPS

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5B MMiim M sdis i Very Srj'Hshjiaiul Very Cheap. PKIGES MARKED IN FLAI jh iv& & eft I- INDIANAPOLIS.

"We beg to inform the ladies

in and around B!xrain2tm that

. , . .. . .. o - irhcn requested by letter we will msit free of charge full lines of samples, ami 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. orr?ef or C. O. D. J ; I PETTIS-, I VERS & CO,

Men gible oii the green cloth, ! '.v and cVffdien gambol on the green

Jfi.l Prof. Tice5s best

holt" -is the

almanac business. As- a lecturer it seems that he is not a-snccess;-' Xf' - ? ; - - Thi; first Mayor of Cincinnati who ; has had nerve enough to close tip - ilie variety dives and theatres; on k iSnnday is a Democrat

Grdbbs, the Republican candidate

for Major of Indianapolis, was erect- . i?ed by -about 500 majority over L ; ;; 6,(10 votes beh ind his ticket. c

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The Wabash Courier looks like a

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:k Democratic; pa per, started in opposi- . J- tion - to- the Columbus Democrat. L s-Th ejBeifi ocratiis an old estal.lishexl r ' paper.. When will these fellows : i earn Ttot a new paper cannot build

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l TirE. last legislature passed a: law alloy Jug . the judges of th e Supreme . Couit to appoir-t fi ve sfcilJful lawyers to assist iiii disposing of the cases iv?nowj pending in the Supreme Court. ? Judge. W . Mii-ranklin, of Spencer,

has. been appointed as one of the

assistants. - Judge Franklin is an

x 4? AblejuHst, and hi many friends will .p 1)eg!ad to iearnnof his appointment ,fW to the hpnorabf 5 position, which - he

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,' of rrPntnam cqutty still cottinnes. ri: i'fPutnaw $oaiity Jibliip&n . gotout another hall-sheet last? week, f and' another pjiger with the same

r ce" "ie iNr paper claims that i f t the first paper hid snspendecb pub;

? lication. while the first saner is de-

terniiued to make No. .2 buy i t ont; Lyman Nauglo, publisher of No. 1,

is nowifcmployedin the Banner office,

jgr" and the. pubiiKhers of No 2 are the - leaders of thej faction which opposes

Mr. Laagsdale, the editor of the Ban-

nerl ProC Ri dpath is said to -be the editor of No.J. AH thiscomes from trying to run two Republicans papers in a cognty that .will hardly support one.f There isnot a countv in th&fcate except those in, wbich iargeci Lies -are located, that will support two papers of the same pnrty.: Many of them will hardly spjpot one. v ' "

IlonJohn W; Kuskirk, of Bloom- s

ington, -was in the city yesterday on bnmness. Mr, Buskirk represented : Mo nixer ounty -" in the Legisla tare' duving the past winter, and did it so hereditably that alrer.dy the rumor has' reached us that his constituency are rtalkiDg5 about forcing him into a see ond term, - Scru pu lousry wateh"ful and active over the interests or " those he represeriied, he wielded perhaps more in finenee iu the House 1 of - Represeatatives than ttany of tiiosc who were serving thftir first term iu 9 -li that body. IndiahapoHs Sentmelv ; i Mr. Bnskirk informs -us that' ho wi & not be a. candidate fo r re election tto the office of Representati ve.- He grefttfully remembers the kindness of t-Ms friends in Brown county' during .iifcs IftSt campaign, and concedes tiic choice ofc th o next Beprese ntati ve to .thatconntr. ;r' " '"' '

pinaKorc fie vis oil, Twas the nicest legistatui-e that ever ever you did see, And smart enough to bust up a great par-tee. (But it is'nt half so m ice as this poet-ree. Devil f " .ia i .i' , : : , TbKew Road Law, v The new road law enacted by the

Legislature provides for the election, in every township in the State, on the first Monday in April, 1882, and every two years thereafter of a Superintendent of roads within his township, all of which he shall have charge bothVfor construction and re pair. A poll tax of two dollars is to be assessed upon every able-bodied niau between the age of 2i and 50

years and the county commissioners also levy a tax not exceeding twenty-live cents on the $100 on all property in the township subject to State taxation, except that property in incorporated towns which shall be exempt from such tax, IMic township Superintendent shall put all the roads in his territory in as good order as possible during the months :(' April, May and June of each year, and make such ditching, draining and embankmerrts and build such bridges and culverts as shall seem to him prudent and rjost to construct on abroad not less than IS feet in Width and when material is at hand mav etrVer nine feet of the same with gravel or any other hard substance which will make a hard surface, ex pending ail the available means in his handshy the 15th of- November Off each year. He shall also cause all roads to be mowed at least twice a year in August and November, The work? is divided into "extraordinary v which must be done .during the months ot April, May and June, and "ordinary" which must be done between April I and November 15, and when the citizens of? any township contribute work, or mono to make any ditch, drain, embankment, or to gravel any such road, the Superintendent shall contribute an equal amount il he has the moans at hand for th is purpose. The S u peri n ten d -ent shall appoint at least one roadmaster in each township, and as many others as he may deem necessary, such road master to employ laborers, mechanics and teams at specifed wages usual for such work, such emplo3es to work ten hoars a daj the road master to be held responsible lor the manner and quality of such work. He shall have the power to discharge any hand employee!, and shai .give his order on the township Superintendent which

shall be a sufficient vouchor. The:

roadmaster is to receive $1 50 per day, of ten hours, and the Superintendent $2 per day. The Superintendent may let-out all work over $25. by contract, with power to reject any or nil bids. Any person who shall injure any dam, drain, embankment, ditch or other construction made for the protection of any

highway or injure ordeface any guide j

post or inscription or hinder passengers by obstruct! ng a n y h igh way or bridge or who shall fail to keep to the right hand when meeting another vehicle, shall be subject to a fine of $5, and it is made the duty of the township Superintendent to prosecute the same when information is conveyed to him. 5 The Superintendent is authorized to enter upon any land adjoining the highway and take any necessary material for the construe tion of said highway, for which any person aggreived his action against the township, the methods for the determination of which are fully set out. It is made the duty of the owner of an v land through which

any highway runs to remove all obstructions as si on as knowledge of the same comes to Inm, for which he shall be entitled to resonable compensation. The office of supervisor of roads is abolished, and his duties are made incumbent on the township Superintendent. Persons are permitted to ivoiik out their poll-tax under direction of the Superintendent. ;

unfisiend1jT to the Cnurch who might think to find comfort in this ststcment should remember that the historical Judas was one of only twelve. During the year 143 ministers died. The denomination controls 17,562 churches, valued at $G-lJ131,306, an average value of $3,651. The in crease in churches during the year was 647, over three every two days. The increase in the value of the churches was $1,610,889. about $44, 130 a da'. There are 5,8-11 parsonages or pastor's houses an increase of 155 valued at $8,750,513. The present indebtedness on church property is reported at $355,432; ti e

amount paid on church debts, $717,404, and the amount raised ior church birldmg and improvements, $1,194,085. Good times would seem to have struck the members of the Metnodist Episcopal Church very forcibly. For the support of the ministers there was raised $3,273,337, an average lor each of $319 3S. For the various conncctional enterprises $947,178 14 were contributed, distributed as lollows: For Missions, $493,337 85; for Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, $77,949 19; for Church Extension, $87,437 22; for the Tract Society, $12,837 75; for the Sunday School Union, 13,922 21; for Frecdmen's Aid Society,$51, 867 39; for Education Society, $44, 2 SO 52; for American Bible Society, $26,322 53; for Conference claimauts (worn-out preacbers, widows and orphans), $137,093 48. The members of this Church, ac cording to the report, have no reason to be discouraged. .

The following important laws were passed hy the last legislature: An act siyirig jurors $2 per day and 5 cents mileage each way. An act permitting women to hold any ofilce connected with public schools. Au act authorizing the appointment of two persons of opposite politics to be jury commissioners for the county. The Judge of the Circuit makes the appointments aud the commissioners select men for jurors. An act authorizing count' com missiouers to distribute to the several townships the unexpended 3 per cent, fund to be expended on roads or bridges. This act will put about $5000 upon the roads of this county next September. An act relating to establbhihg a home for pauper children. A matron to bo appointed to take care of, educate and find homes for the pauper children.

-There was a large crowd at the New York Store all day last Saturday purchasing goods. Not only does this house do a large business direct with its customers, but many orders are received by mail, the result of liberal advertising, fair dealing, the lowest prices, and the best goods.

The Salens correspondent of the ; Cincinnati Baquirer tells - of a man ixamed Jacob Ta.sh who recently

The Growth oS tiic 1H E. Churcli. The various braushes of the Meihodist Church together constitute the iarges tvF rotes tan t sect in the United States. I'he most, numerous and wealthy branch i the Methodist Episcopal' Church, which is the i-oily established by Bishop Ccke and Asuury, the supermtendents sei-t out by John Wesley w 1784. The statistics of the Al. E. Church for ti 880 - present some interesting facts, which indicate that that eh urub, largetas ll is, is still growing. Accorili ig to this report there arc 12, 096 ministers, an increase over the preceding year of 4JJ9. There arc i,72.922f members, an increase ol 42,620. Of the ministers, 2,060 are uoa-efieefeve, on account of ill-health, age or other causes, 144 are professors and 'principals in schools, ftfoysixarc presidents of colleges r academies, seventy are agents in various fields of work, tlj irty-onc arc chaplains, twenty aro editois, twelve: arc

Cor.iiaicijccmcijt Progranime. Wjddnksoav, June 1, 2:30 i m. Meeting of the Board of Trustees. Friday, June 3, 7:30 r. ir. Valedictory Exercises of the Literary Societies. Saturday, June 4, 7:30 r. t is, Reunion of class of 1876. Literary exercises by members of the class., Sunday, June 5, 3:30 p. u, Baccalaureate Sermon by the President 7:30 1. ari Address before the Uni vcrsity Y. AI. C. A, Monday, June 6, 8:30 a. m. Commencement of the Preparatory Department. 7:30 r. ai, Addr ss befcr.e the Literary Societies, by Hon. D. P. Bakhvn, Attorney General of Indiana. Tuesday, June, 7, 2:30 r. m. Business meeting of the Alumni. 7:30 p. M. Literary exermses of Alumni. Weiksday, June 8, 9:00 a. m. University Com men cement. 8 :00 p. us. Social Reunion and Levee of the Alumni.

Ladies, have you seen thope beautilul Japanese Handkerchiefs at the New York Store.

a2ice oi Turnpike IacU tiSBg Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the Auditor's olUce until noon MAY 12th 1881, for the construction and completion according to the .laiis and specifications and profile on file in the Auditor's office, of the turnpike ordered to be built by the Board of Commissioners of Monroe c unity, on the petition of Aqnil.a W. ii-gers, et ah Bids wdl be. received lor the w role of said work orf.r any aictfon thereof not less tha i one-La f mile in length. Payments will be made as the work progresses on cstim-itoa made bv the SupOi'intoadont of construction, receiving 20 percent, ml 1 tUd work i;. completed and accepted. Bones will be Tequi red of the successful b.d 'ers for t ic proper performance of the contract. The ri'ht is icservca to reject anj' or ali bids. I-IENHY HENLEY, Superintendent ot Construction. April 27, 1881.

NOTIC OP SUilVEi.

.Oil Cloths and Carpet ut the Bee FliTA There are some 700 carpet-making es tabbshments in the United States, which, in prosperous times, furnish employment to between 150,000 and 200,000 operatives, men, women and children. $13,000,000 is invested in tho business, which includes buildings and machinery, while $4,700,000 is expended yearly for wages. Tho annual production is valued at between $22,000,000 and $2ir 000,000. Philadelphia represents threefourths of the business, and the other fourth is divided up in different manufacturingcitiijs of Kew England,tho two most prominently connected with carpet manufacturing being Hartford, Conn., and Lowell, Mass". S II A KKSPEARE REV I VED. To ache, or not to ache, that's the question. This cheerful conundrum ye rheumatic sufferers, is by no means as difficult as a proposition in Euclid. Try Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil, and you will hud it ju3t as easy not to ache as to ache. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind.

Dr. L., of New Orleans, who Is some' thing of a wag, called on a colored preacher and propounded a few pawling questions. "Why is it," said he, uthat you are not able to do miracles that the apostles did ? They were protected against all poisons and all kiiVds of perils. How is it that you are not protected in the same way . " The colored brother responded promptly: "Don't know about that, doctor; I spect 1 is. I've tffcen a mighty sight ot strong medicine from doctors, and I'se alive yet." Go to the Boss Drug Store for Wall Paper

FLOWERS MUST FADE. The brightest flowers must fade, but young lives endangeied by severe coughs and colds, may be preserved by D r. Thorn a s' E 1 ectri c 0 1 1 . C rou p whooping cough, bronchiti?, iu short, all affection of the throat and lungs are relieved by this sterling prepara tion, which also remedies rheumatic pains, sores, bruises, piles, kidney difficulty, and is most economic. Sold hy J. W. Shoemaker, Bioraington, Ind. iiii 1 iTtln Bcsinatlon. r do not ksIc, 0 Lortl, that life mny ba A nleasfint .roach I do not aslcthat thou wouldst taie from me Aujrbt of its load, I do not ask that Uowers should always spring Beneath my feet, I know too well the poison and the stingr Of things too sweet. For onetlung: only, Iiord, dearL-ord, I plead--Lead mosrii-ht, Though stvenslh should falter and tnough heart should blee 1, Through pence to light, Idolnotask, O.ord, thiit thou shouldst shoa Full ladhmee here. Give but a ray of peaco, that I mny tread Without a fear, t do not aak my erufs to understand, My way to see; Better hi darkness just to feel thy hand, And follow thee. Joy Is like restless day, buc peace divine Like Quit! uinhK Iiead me, O Lord, till perfect day hali shin Throuirh peace to light.

CoXTec is drunk by 6000,000 of people; tea by 5C0,COO,000; alcohol by 500,000,000, while opium is used by 400,000,000 ot people, and tobacco by at least 700,000,000 of tho human family. It has been the custom heretofore to allow alhlepartment clerks at Washington two days in which to go home and vote, but under the new civil service re form rule this is to be changed, and all clerks who go homo to vote will have the time it takes deducted from their regular thirty days' leave of absence, which is allowed them each year.

Save! Sare!

One-half t&e Profits BY BUYING GOODS OF

A FEW OF MI

Mens"1 Cass. SuiU Mens1 Alb Wool nits . . . 22 vards Bleached Muslin 22 yards Fine Brown 14 yds Heaviest rt , " 22 yards Print3 6 3rards Carpet . . , 10 yards Jeans 8 pounds Rio Coffee .... 10 pounds N. O. Sugar. . .

$4 00 7 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 01 1 00 .1 00

Koticc is hereby given to all non

residents, and all others utercsiet

that I will proceed together with the

County Surveyor, of .Honroe county,

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Styles of Ladies1 Dress Goods and Trimmings, Notions. jSeckwepr, and a full line of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Oil CJoth Carpets, Queens ware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains the best as well us the cheapest of all kinds of Dr Good the trade requires. WITH FORTY YEARS EIPGE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy, 1 therefor CAN an d WILL sol 1 m y p rese n t stock o J goods for ONE H ALF of that ain other house iu town will sell yon. II any other house will sell goods at cost, I will "throw in1' the thread U. make them up. And then come in, and 1 will make good my promise. Apri123, '81. " W. O. FEE.

Barrtura has arranged to have a gorilla born in Ohio this fiurmaier. He will have it grow up with the country, and become a Republican stareman, of course, BEDS Ob iJUwS FEEL HARD. AU beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearken ye peevish iruderers! Apply Dr. Thomas' Flec trie Oil to your acb;ing joints and muscles. Rely upon it that you. will experience speedy relief. Such, at least, is the testimony of those who have used it. The remedy is likewise successfully resorted to for throat and lung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind.

Another ear load of the latest Novelties received at the New York Store. A large variety of corset at the New York Store.

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit P. 0, says: His shoulder was so lame for nine months that he could not raise his hand to his head, but by the use of Dr. Thomas Electric Oil the pain and lameness disappeared,; and although three months have; elapsed, he has not had an attack since. Sold by J. W. Shoem aker, B loom i n g ton. Ind.

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School Books and Stationery at the Boss Drug Store,

A Wosid eirfui IMcYerjr. For the speedy cure of C.msnmption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuboru Coughs Colds, Bronchi; t is, 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 aud lungs, Dr, Kiiig's New Discovery has no equal and has established for itself a world-wide reputation, Man' leading physicians 'recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals. The clergy and press have complimented it in most glowing teams. Go to your druggist and get alt. iu! bottle for ten cts, or a regular si;:e for $1. For sale by II, Lindiey. Bloomington Ind. I

EMIGRANTS FOR

AND THE GREAT WEST , should Purchase'Tickets by the OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R&.ILWAY. Lowest Rates .for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Ujiiou Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Route. For full information such ab Maps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, apply to Station Agents of this Company, or call on or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Seymour, Ind.

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OSCAE SOITDERS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of the finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all lovcra of the game to give

them a trial. 25-3m

O. SCUDERS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloomington, - - Indiana.

VALI

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INDOW : shades!

THIS PROPHIBTOR 0B THS City Book Store Takes pleasure in announcing that he has on hand and is receiving, an immense lot of Wall Paper, Window Sh ades and Fixtuera, care fu lly selected with special reference to the spring tradct. ; Iu Wall Papers the aterns are new beautiful in style., and of superior quality such e.s cannot fail to meet the wants of this community. Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited 10 call and sec our styles and learn prices, both, of whiclf they will ibid entirely satisfactory. We are making large additions to our stock of Window Shades and Fixtrues. Ladies in want of such articles are respectivefully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured I hat if they do so, Uiey will look no further. E, P. COLE. Bloou?jnoton, Ind Mabct9, 1881.

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A Compound Ti ncture uf Mia most valuable rcimadlos known to the medical profaslon9 prepared upon strictly pharmaoautlcgj principles. Aa expdriimoft of twuuiy-fit 9 y:.ira vrovea U to bc the greatest An tadoeil-o Mb rift 'iad nil other Aguei

nuiuences Hnora to tno woxia.

The Boss Brag Store is the place for Paints

i and Oils,

agents of the publishing-houses of Indiana, or his Deputy,, on Tuesday

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cHiKLsMh twelve seen taries of uie UI "3 o 1001, w iun

atl(( U u i IS H H Mil uuwo aun ,Jl

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the vai t-ms dunom i national hencvo-

' fef uiuet -one years. Mr. Tashvsv;c& f 4 ge vew eh rid rifn su i:v i vi n li rm, ftfryfours fsrand-chihireij one thousand 5 and v sis; great greai ehildVen and ... jourtcen great-greatrgrcat-ohiidrcn." f i In addiUon iiitvr of Mr TiftV

: I ilondeistfUect 1ST members. F-lteen minis.,3 TOteis araU Democrat it&rg- Those

una Ji!

Bto:kins5 wiu HJEJSXi ana TOE comiiito, ia 20 minulfs. it will a!so Imlt a great variety of fancy-

iroruior wuicu tnere is aiwar 3 a reaciy siawst fit'iia fa circular nnil terms to thr 'JPwombly EtnltttUS

best E-umiiw If ni t-

Ilacliine ever luveate-l. Will kuitunHirof

fiu.ro nin'tiaiinn !.A ) f.Qtnl 1! ! li Pfl ill

lentiotiv tiis such as the Itission- Uelaion'3:s' Tu v n 0 -ttango 1 East,

nry Society-, the Church Kxtension commencing oV the North-east cor-

Society, Freedmen's AU Society and ' mr of said Section, at 10 o'clock

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Parsons' Tnraativc Pills make Sew-RIoo

Bl'wd, and will cojnjjlctelj' change the blood ia

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m lucres te i-u,-4? pasiois, one to g -fi ... nri( ,lif, ,oiQfl ru nnrvtw vlipwlll takoi will endvnight from l to IsVwla.

iOSted are requested to he present at, thoentlrosvptom ih thr MnontlS, Anvnereoo

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will proceed in your :ib$eiic.

May,7, pSI. ; Sar vii Loxo.

lions of tlio ThroM and IuiagiH it is equallt iffioaciou, while as a remedy i'or tcmplainta pwuliair W the female tmx H his no iiqpi.L NOT A )3Ei:iRACE Snt an old TcllaWo Hosadhold KemedXu Ihoroughli sdapted. to assist na uro. It fiupplies Umo to th sto-naca, rolnvisratea tbi) digestive orjjjuiK, stimulates iho wcrotiona, and pro moling a nmlar at tioa of tie bm els, enables evorj organ of tlio body t p :r f onn its allotted -work ifigu larly and irithout iatorrupticn. ; . Its hiebuitt ctimniond&tiomj cons from those who have used it longoiit and konvrn ii bat Nowhere so popular as in UmaBtor, Pa., vrhero Hi has been in uso far more thaji a cuArter of a century, Highly cmHien(lod an u General Tonic ud AppolI;cer. Sold i-,yDrufgiita everywhere, THE MESttENCEPl OF HEALTH A lare tuzsd paper duscript lv of disease, its arbjixi and oaro, rill be mailed ftee tc any address asi applicaUoa to THE MISHLKR HERB SITTERS CO.

L.an)aotor, Pa.

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DCiUQIfllllsIC SOIOTKKgl, rCllljllJllniO widows, fthrsr mother or children. ThoniandayMtettitlad. PcMioaiidTiia forlnss'if fiutr,t.y i r rujiturt.Tiuricyje rtins or umj Hlxmwe. Tloi san Is jf peusiount aitd tuldi srs enUtlud to UWKk A?iE and UOVHTV,

PAl'EKTS procured for lavntora. SolUicr land warruuti rTocureni.boMKhtaod sold. Soldiers

and heirs appiT for yiur lights at oncp. ScndS ataiDDS for TliO- Oitil t'n-;iol iir.' and Pchsinn

and Bounty Jairs. blatka nd itbtmctions. Va

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neteeuvo stor , fwt, tbriUlnit ad Jtaiitrdooa easea, taken I'ror-j private records, nd never befovo Dubiiuhod.

Ujposslblo. Sent In-mnil for letlcr ba maw. r'0XXt:rZ AMD .THE DETECTIVtS.

8, UOHN&OA V CO., JiOStOHj MtiSSff rspiiUr . Soul for Urae dlrenlsr Mtfttietdal tirna.;

formerly Bangor, Tu

Office: Bee Ilivc floor.

Building, second Apl 16'81.

CASPER VAWZA3STT, IlXBEETAKEBama

are our prices

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Two AaaraM&et a TWn J

2'jtabUahed 1344.

IMPSON & CAULT CINCINNATI. O. kt

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Worth End of Fee's 9nild.Bg, (

Avonuo. Hearst furnish o i

when desired, XLOOMIJSrGTOX - I2TD.2 A3 .1

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mfvicxs Over McCaHa & Co?s. BLOOUISCITO, ISfD

AH iroik guaranteed. 842

Makers of the Largest Line of5FlouMili Machinery on Earth Wo mate everything a Miliar need s. Build complete Milla, itad iremodel old ones, pattin g in any process desired. Wiite for CatalcgHQi and Prices beiorcpurchfiaing. t

BR, PIERCE'S PlS

Beware of Worthless Oonn text eiiR ! Tho BTcnuino Dr. R. V. Pierck's Xiiver UiiA

Kidney Pads hare - the Ioctors full signature and portrait, and our Association's name nd

address on ir.e ixovirnracut jtevc-nue -stamp, xoey cure by absorption. Sol d by drugcista, o r seiii oy tuull, postpaid, for 51.00, Rcmombcr the nddrewi, Woauj'a nifirKXJiARY JIkdicai. A ssoci ATzoy, , Bu fla'o, K Y.

And MOKlPHH.TiE Hubi.t enrad in 10 toSC-dayi. Ten years established vlOOC cured. Writ atatIngC'ise.Da. Haksi (Jciacy, MlcU

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BRONCHITIS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, bLOtiJlI&QTOif, J2fjj

Will proUo9 in Courts of Menroe and ad iMiiiny couotio. Sr-aial aUent;on paid to 2! lections and all business entrusted touts are. Ui"

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOMING TO W, if JD Prnctiee in the Courts of Monroe aud adjoin I ng counties. Prompt attention siyou to ol tuitions and ail other lssaJ. busineaa.

Notice off Admlnlfcl ration. Notice is herebv ffivon. that tht

undersigned has been appointed by iheClcrh of the Circth Court of Monroe County, Slatej of Indiana, administrator, cU bonis ow, of tin? pstate of Jnnies Fleetwood, late of Monroe County, decayed. Said estate is supposod to bO?olvont. JOHIi Fl.IICTWOOD, Adfrtinislrator.

Mnlkey it Diirand, Atty. j '.March 3d. 1881. I ,.r!

SUM PIPE SHEIF AND. UTENSIL STAND. A ffJEX IW tTA. .ViTJJTJD for moat ctmvculeut artic;f) ever otfe.-od to houaekeepesa. Agents meet Hh

crealer sneers than erer. . One acent

ie ado iu 15 dars. aVotTwr IAS

ta sdava. anoiner o loar, Hoxmi aaa

Wrtlant iFreo to a tr-itr.n, atna rot cxrouiari to

Clnrtnuata, O.. or MS. Inmls, Mb

It is the result of 20 ycaro5 experience aud. experiments iu Sowing Mamia ml it combin&JJu qoad paints of all pr9mt and jXrmer niaku, iind ls not a "one man "or" oneideamachiniJsasothiira are. It avoids the clofecta ef other a, and eeeaea nw ana vahtabln feAtnref, and convenlenoea. It is large, light-running t noitt lots, hcuilamt coift. ciet. dura 6 ic, and mp?.j. VVarram ei stnd kept I n repair free for fi ye ara pirnuaif -witb. f ulf description sent freoon req-iest ft in fiWily the bst A trial .will prove it Don't fail to see It beforeron buy. Mi-WDTAOTOTKD BXr FJ.ORRNCB MAC HIKE CO., Florence, 21am. ; whoucbaikd n QSO. P. .BKNT. 81 and & Jacs too Si. Oalcsjio, aU

PENSIONS

COUGHS,

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THROAT, GBEST

AND LUKffS.

-The BAI.5 AM of ; TOM? has alwy been one of the mort v important weapons wielded bv tho Med- i

ical Faculty against i)

tho encroachmsntS) of tbo above BIS,. ' eases, bn t it has nsi" J

or been so savanta- .

gconaly compound- ; ed as in Lawbbkcb, . : A Mabtts's TOL0. ROCK and RYE. Its i Booth ing Balsahici properties affords " ! ! Siffnaive fitlmulanL. v

i to mmaaD use on-

tcin after tho congh h ss been relieved. . ; GREEN B. i KAu72fi onisniaIofier

Internal Revenue Washington.-- D, . C.; J ttfVMfioa nr.? "TnilT. ROCK and RYU is

agreeable Riimedy in Pectoral complaints and fa, w j. classed as a :edicinal. preparation under the u.. r J ,?

fi. Revised Statutes,-and-when so siampeo, roy, .ei: to sold by DRUGGISTS; GROCERS, an4otttij? gf persona, witiiout special tax,", or lfcense. OIIITinii 1 Dou-tbe deceived Jy aealarf v': M ' jAU I lull 1 who try to palm off Rock and .a ind RTE-wbich is the only MED1CAT3ED aT ; s .. tlcle njade-the genuine has their same . onjwr; p. ;

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pennon. Under new law Uiueuda tu y entitled to aa iaore.tse - of pennon, j Widcvrs. orpaans and depaadeci fatheia . or mothers of aoldtetii vha died ia tho army get a peasiou. BODMirY Diichar;c forwouud. in Ljari jft or rupture, : giTesfnUboTant-. Sftnd sA3ir for copy V Penaiou and Bo anty Act. Address

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wMcli we tost oi ir VegctaWo anl Flower Seeds are moat coiiipletej and our Greenh omsea for Plant s

(coverliiff 3 acres m izUkH)t ar the largest In America,

PETER HENDERSON & CO.

35 Cortfandt Street, New York,

Battle Creek, rYMchI?an, MftTnrgAOTUBKBa or xm ow:wt axKunra

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Traction and Plain Engines and Horse-PowerSa

MetOoinplctoTTir3ihei-?atei7 Established In tho World. S 1848 1

of continuous andsttMSMtfu

wjj, wiihout liai3Bt) pf naroift.

management, or v location, to " ott

broad icarmniu mien on an our goou.

Aaenl s Wnnted. 5 oay niado teUlnsimi PLATFORM VAJdXLY SCALE Weighs uptoSSlbe, Retail priet :. t.BO. Terms urpnao Amenta, Atoasscc Hoals Co., 5laoianaal Q.

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LANDREIHS!

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