Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 June 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY COURIER.

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THE IiBGEST ACTUAL CIRCULATION f The Not York Stre. Jlssbllafcesl J8M. ? - - r- . t - ' ; .V ' T?" ;- ; : 1,000 DOZEN . LADIES AND GENTS' ?; ALL W3?EN 4

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PRICES MARKED IN PLAIN V- F13URES. j ' : PETTIS, WERS & CO. " INDIAN AgOLIS.

c beg to mform he ladies

in anil around Blooimngtim that then requested by letter : we1 will at j i Wait freeof charge f nil lines of sam- ? pies, and carefully fill and' forward I orders however smalt hy mall or exJ prcas as desired ' Irices in every

rase the same as if the pnrchascr t-ame to Indianapolis and bought the Ifoods at our stores ? JTEftM& P. 0. ordev orC. O. B.

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f Tlie rat rru& tBofen, r: Benjamin F. Rogers, so well known to the people of Monroe county by 1 he name of uFranks Rogers, die4 at Kurr&a Springs,- Arkansas, June 6, jtssi, ' "! ';v :, ,s He wassborn July 26, 1838 on the jiome farm, of old '"Uncle lka,, iRog- , sers, his father, one mile arid a- half oast of Blonington where he spent . Jiis entire . life, almost forty -three . Years. - Frank had. been raised iupon the farm and had teamed the; aecret J of v successful farming and was -re-gnletl as a good example to be, followed by the entire neigh boriiood. ?le was marrieil Iec. 30s, 1868, to

liouisa D, Gookerly, r daughter of

e- James W. t -ookerly, of this city. It was a happy marnage and thej iivel together happily and; prosperously until March' 26, 1873, when deaths strong arm reached out suddenly and gathered Iou ;to her people, ;; Frank's life to this period h ad been

- lull ol sunshine and happiness. No

great trouble, save that of the? death f f a good old father and mother, had ever crosseil his hitherto sunny path

in life, bnt when the sorrow came consequent upon the death of his

onn and devotel wife, he was almost crushed. For a time he re4ueJ, to belicve that uLoti" was dead, i : lint the mighty truth was; upon him it ml with it had come a terrific black i vloudof jrrowTsadness and despond-

3$ ency, whu h took possession of his oul; His 3'ooner and manlv heart

ao iulllsope aud happiness before the death of his wife, now gathered

about it tie poison -of sadness, bitter-

nessAand Jeendency. A shadow

Juid been trast over his future through which heiwalkcd until the day of his deaths when he said, thl reckon tLou, ana mother will not be looking for mcso Qon." Frank the gay vad jolly fellow i was changed to the quiet silent man, who went about thc atfairs of Hffe in a deep sad study beyiag tl e dictates of a melancholy 4 heart which though it had lost its greatest happiness never gave up a particle of its kindness a nd generosity to others: To say that Frank Rogers was a kind, generous hearted roan is oaly echoing the response of

many citizens of the city and: county. - , Indeed hijj kind nvas to fneads was the only thing which embarrassed him in any way. hatjiewas strictJj honest and honorable, no one can truthfully deny That he was a Kood and? worthy citizen all admit ',, In Iie tajl of 1874.be was theHiominee of th Democratic party of Monroe county, for Auditor and though defeated by a one-armed soldier, he ran much ahead of his tickets r For hout thiee jrears beftire bis death he badfbesea losing his health which was caused by the j formation and growth piVa cancer on' the interior f the stomach. His eifortaand that of his friends to obtain relief'from his dreadful affliction were most extraordiasry, some of the best Physicians in Indiana, of, Chicago, IIL, and ,of Arkansas were secured to. give relief, bu t all agreed that nothing could relieve, hini but death. As a last resort, howeer, he j sought; the much talked of magnetic water k:oowii as Eureka Springs, Ark, to where a weefc before his death . he had been accompanied by his only , brother. Wmi A. Rogers, his shiterJ Mrs. , Eroin Grimes; and hi brother in law, - Aquilla W. Rogers; wbo tenderly aihuinistered to all his wan t and Deeds. : , '' - ; ?3lr. Bugcj!s wrestled wttJi hits fcaee like u philosopher and pmaile ahnvptt jjuper human etforts to! conqcor it He mat aad aaalzied the adverse opinioiis his attfudiug

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physicians in such a manner as to extract a hope for the better, and had courage to the ) as t, to g? ther about him his friends, his kindred, his two little orphan girls and kiss them "good by and make a journey f more than 600 miles in response ro faith, hope for himself and friends that he might live a little longer for his "childrcns sake." But this was not the only nope he took with him to the mountain springs, for before he had left hU home he had given his soul over in charge of the God who have it to him and made it clear that there was rest for him beyoud the river where he would unite with the loved ones gone before. Several

days before his death the light of

Heaven broke in upon a heart tvhich had been shadowed and saddened by a breavement yet fresh in a mind which often pondered over it. A

light which, carried him back to the days when his mother prayed for

uita and which was to be his guidin

Lnr acioss the vail v andshf,dow of

death. This precious light was

recompense, and more too for all his

troubles, sufferings and sorrows of life, and he expressed a desire to live

longer that he might do good for the

mercy "which had . been shown him by

his reileerner. On theDth of Juno

the funeral services were conducted

at the residence of Mr. Cooker ly in

this bit?, by Her. J. W, Webb, of

the M. E. Church. The sermon w.ns

impressive, full of feeling and a jnst

tribute to the dead. At the conclu

sion the remains were followed to the cemetry and buried by the side

of those of his wife,by a large portion of a sorrowing community. The body

waspiaced in charge of Ceceli a Lodge,

I. O. O. F- of which order he had

long been a faithful and and worthy

member. He had been kindly cared

for by them and was buried by them

with- their usual impressive ueremon-

ip- Thev have lost a cood and

worthy member. The community

an honest citizen, the relatives a kind

brother iind offectionate father. Let

it be truthful I' said that every effort

was made hyuis relatives and friends

to restore him to health and he died without their faiims: to grant a single word or ivash upon his part, and

the writer says that he, too, has buried a friend indeed, whose good qualities and kindness of heart will remain green in his memory until the end of life. J. R. E.

Charles Johnson, of Indianapolis J James G. Bennett became ambiwas mobbed at Clinton 111,, a few f tious or wished to advertise his tier'

davs ago because he had gone there

to bid on lands advertised to be sold

for delinquent taxes. Some months

ago the township of Hart, the same

in uhich Clinton is situated voted

$20,000 in bonds to the Oilman It R.

It was contemplated that tins subsi

dy should fail upon the people of the

township, they to meet it on the tax duplicate. This, however, many of

them refused to do, and as a consequence their lands were advertised to

be sold ior delinquent taxes. In

stead of carrying the matter to the courts the" prefer to exercise mob

violence, and thus prevent persons from bidding on their, lands. Had Johnson been mobbed in South . Carolina, the same cause governing as did in Clinton, the loyal press of the country would have gone into convnlfcions over "the mob spirit which rules south of Mason & Dixon's line.

McCalla & waists for misses.

Co. have corset

aid and to gratify one and do tlie other, he bought the little tub railed

the Jeanne tie, named it, and sent it

and crew out. in the white north to

search for the North Pole. Of course

Bennette committed a blunder. 11 the country wants to help Bennett

out of all his mistakes, it will have

no end of business of that ehnnu'tor

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ftotlec fft Delinquent.

An act concerning taxation passed

by the last Legislature. Section 139 reads as follows: Nice. 159 : County Auditors shall not be authorized to credit the Treasurer with any uncollected delinquency for which he claim credit unless such Treasurer shows how, by proper

J retu rha as above provided, veri tied

by Ins oath or nnirmation, that he has diligently sought for and has been unable to find any personal

property from which to collect Mich

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I LIVER PAD AND PLASTERS

W ULL POSITIVELY C U flftf MfcUrU. CMHs tfid Ttmr,'Uww CoraoUinU, IJ. tier DlfllenltteK, Intermittent and BIIIohh Fotowj rains in the Bark and Cheett ReffnUttM Che aonele Andcorrctft all derangements of the .system V which are the oTrspring of Malaria. p Dontrt th ytni with Arnenlcor'Qulnlne, wliich .are not only eenW but dengerous medlcine,-whBn

Ibis hnrmla8 romcny mcennin o cure yuu. nw ur

wuus, h LUiU .irtviu" ujntu i u , in; im ihe j.'umiunent or a naiurnt aw, unu i cruiin w

Onte-lialf the Profits MY BUYING GOODS OF

A FEW OF SIX PRICED:

They have a queer way Displaying

iokes down in Martin Co. The other

-.. ... night, about 12 o'clock, two men

rode up on horseback in front of the

residence of Ira Cobb in Lynnviile,

and called him out. Mr, Cobb soon appearedjtfv the yard, attired in nothing but his shirt, for the purpose o f ascertaining what his visitors wanted and he soon found out, for they both commenced firing at him with revolvers, and before he could retreat inside ihe house the greater portion of the narrative of his only garment was cut off by the pistol balls. The affair-is regarded as a big joke by manj who live in that locality, but Cobb can't sec it in that light,, and is preparing to have certain parties arrested. -Be-: fo rd S fcst iv

Mens' Cass. Suit MensVAll'Wool Suits.. ... 22 yards Bleached Muslin

22 yards rine Brown 14 yds Heaviest 4

22 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet .... 10 yards Jeans . . . S pounds Rio Coffee . . . 10 ponnds N, O. Sugar.

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was enjoined orotherw.se preventea; "Sfiy&ttiSBB fSrSSSeSOSZ from making sale or collect ion by a: court of competent jurisdiction ; and ! :sf

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in 'all cases where he has tailed to.

make demand upon residents whoj

arc delinquent, or to levy and sell where personal property can be found

in the county out of which to make the tax, he shall he liable, on his oflicial bond, for such uncollected delinquency and ten per cent, damage thereon. So it is not only my duty to collect, but l am compelled lo do so toeavo

myself and my 'Bondsmen, so take

due notice and govern yourselves accordingly

Respectfully L. E. MclusKET, Treasurer Monroe County.

Bloomingtnn, Ind., Mav 26, 1S81.

A large assortment of nursing corsets for sale by McCalla fe Co.

Tfcr?CaH Cnderitand It ' It is pretty safe to say that the patrons of our school arc puzzle! to know the reason the1 School Board

had for the recent changes made in

teachers for the next j-ear. Tiro years ago remarkable changes were made, removing thorough and experienced teachers, and substituting in their stead others having little or no experience in teaching, augmenting the expense af the school, at the same time, in order to make the desired distribution of favors, but the motives prompting the Board on that occasion was well understood and was condemned at the time by the people as a proceeding utterly' unworthy the dignity that should attach to the position they occupied. The reason: for the present change may not be quite so apparent, yet that they were based- upon an honest , desire for the best interests of the school no one will believe. It is reasonable to presume that no one of the trustees will have the cheek to deny that Miss $ trader is one of the best teachers that we have ever had in our school.' Her incapacity will hardly be offered as a reason for her

removal. Yet she she has been left

out and that too, after being promis

ed the place another year by one of

the trustees, and depending upon that promise when she went home, she left her baggage, books, etc., here to be used when she would re

turn. Such palpable perversion of

the sacred trust held bj the guar

dians ot the educational interests ol

our children and such treatment of

at least one of their teachers should

meet .with th e j ust condemnation of

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all good citizens.

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Friday afternoon, the Gieorg C.

Harding interest in the Saturday Re

view was sold by J. H. Holliday, ad

ministrator, to the surviving partner

Charles Dennis. Mr. Dennis will

not retain this interest, having al

ready arranged to dispose of it to

Alex. C; Jameson, recently of the

Lake City Minn. Leader, Mi

Dennis will be editor; with Mrs.

Gertrude Garrison as associate editor

Mr. Jameson will 'be business mana

ger. He is well known here, having

been, previous to his residence in

-Minnesota, to which place he remov

ed fourteen months ago, - cashier ol

the Bank ol Commerce for sixteen

years. The success of the Review

has been wonderful It has at all times been filled with lively local matters, well-written editorial and

first class selections. The Sentinel wishes it continued success. Indianapolis-Son tineL

The Bedford band hoys are loud in their praises of the manner in which they were treated by the citzens of Bloomington'j Thile attending the Band Association last week. They express the hope that at some dav not far .distant, they will have an

opportunity to repay the boys for their kindness. Bedford Banner.

KU ce of X an -It ens fie nee.

S ta te4 of Indiana, Mon roc county y

ss. In the Circuit Court, September Ttrm.lSSl:

Martha J. Muli,ikin )

ys V Complaint Thomas Mllikix. ) Divorce. Now comes the Plaintiff by.-Mul-.

ky, East East, Attorney's, and file

her complaint herein, together with

an ntJHiayic that saici uetenaant, Thomas Mul ikin is not a resident of

the State of Indiana. Notice is here

by given said defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit

Court, to be holden on the first Mongay ol September A, D. 1S81, at the

Court house in . Bloom iiigton in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his ab

sence.

Witness my name and the seal of saip Court, alfixed' at Bloorington. this, 20th day ot June. a. p. 1881. SEAL WM. P. BliOWXING, Clerk Monroe County.

The New York Store keeps a full line of clothing, ami caunot be

undersold by other stores. Notice Auditors Office, ) Monroe Couxty, Indiana, ) Notice is hereby 'given that on the 18th day of June, 1S81 , G. K. Terry, John R. Neil and James A. Ward, committee appointed toy the Board of Commissioners of said county to apportion the est ima" o i expenses of constructing and improving a" turnpike road, petitioned for by A. W. Rogers, and others, have returned and filed their report of the appor ti'mment of said expenses with the Auditor of said county,- And notice is hereby 'given that on the 18th day of July, 1881, the Board of Commissioners of said county will meet at the Auditor's office 'of said county to hear said report and objections thereto. T" . RICHARD A. FULIC Auditor Monroe Co, Jnr.e-20, 1881."

have a choice line of Latest Styles of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, Notions. Neckwear, and a full line of Clothing,; Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets, Qucensware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Pry Good the trade requires. f HH FORfY YEA5S EXFEBB And money to pay in advauce for

all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN

and WILL sell m'v orcsent stock of

irouds for-ONIfi HALF of that' any

other house in town will sell you. Ii

any other house will sell pocls at cost, ! will -"throw ""in" the thread to

make them up.

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And then come in., and 1 will make

good my promise, April 23, !8l. W. O. Figs.-

combined lUmdy notonly the ehepaitlol U Si rat

ad Bur eTr pria iu no puouc.

Thft Whole Treatment Combined , . , -; PAD, ODY & FOOT PIbASTBR5J,

FOR ONE DOLLAR.

0h e this Bwrnedf atrial HU rertiUn to help ymJ For sale bj Druggist, oj sent by mail upon receipt of above price, bf THE LION MEDICINE CO., ,

Sold by J. W. SHOEM AKER. O, Si ' Mm Kailrond. EMIGRANTS FOR TEXAS AND THE GREAT WEST should Purchasc'TicketJj by the OBIO i MISSISSIPPI RULWAY, Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. , Ail Passengers carried to St.

BEDS OF DOWN FEEL HARD All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearken ye peevish

&utlerers ! Apply Dr. Thomas' Elec

tric Oil to your achiiing joints and

muscles. Rely upon t that you will

experience speedy rehef. Such, at Louis Union Depot.

least, is 1 he testimony of those who

have used it. The remedy is likewise successfully resorted to for throat and Jung diseases, sprains, bruises, etc. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker, liloommgton, Ind.

police of AppoiKstEiientf.

Notice is hereby given that t he

undersigned has been appointed Ad

ministrator de bank non vt the estate of James Hanson, late of Mo ) roe county, deceased. Said estate supposed to be solvent. . JAMES F. MORGAN, Admfr do bonis non, June 1$, 1881.

0o to the Boss Biiig Store for Wall Faper

and Window

George T. Atkinson, West lde of tbc square, lias just received ,a handsome assortment of ladies' slip pers and kid shoes. Also a ful! line of foot-wear foi men and boys, and everybody else all at prices that cairt be lower elsewhere.

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

The New York Store place to get a guod hat

is the

Notice lo Bi ciders Notice is hereby given that sealed

bids will be received by the Board of

Commissioners of Monroe County, at the Auditor's office, on Monday tie

1.8th day of July 1SS1, up to 2 o'clock P. M., tor building a vault for the Treasures & Recorders office also for repairing '.-the upper story ot Courthouse an d for pa i n ti ng th c sam e. Bids will be received for all or any part of said work and the Board reserves the right to reject aujr or all bids. The con tractor will be required to give bond to the approval of the Audi ior. Terms cash, r- Jime23d,lSSl. RICHARD A. FULK, . - Auditor.

A Compound Tincture of the most, valuable' remedies known to the medical proTesslon, prepared upon eulctiy pharmaceutical principles.! An ejtporionca of twenty.fivo jtiaxa proToa it to ba the gmitest AaUdott to Malaria aad all othur Agua lnlaeo(w- known to tin wId. The only absolute -nre for nil A fleet ions of the Kidnc-Ts. In Uvcr Complaint, Pyt&sia 31 Disord ers of iho lloirtfls and all A fleelions of the Tiar;s and Iiuitgs, tt u q uailj zTtcuctous,ih3le S3 a i&n&6y ior oomykLmts oouum to the Jbinsla aox it .aas r oqqcX NOT A IBSVERACIEBat a old rcUc;Wa SCocieboId Remedy, tfaoronjfhlr aduptod to iutsit Bttture. It rapphos tone t3 tho etcmiich, rviansCQnUji tho digtstiTe origins, stciola,t tho ecr:tiocs, t jid pro. moling a rofuiar Mitm of iho bowels, enab.aa ovary OTKiin oj? tho body to HRiann ite allot tod wcrk regularly and w.thoul uvirtuption. Its highest commendatio:is anno from tlioso who hava used it lonjfjst and known it beet. Kowhiire do poptihj as in Lancaster, Fatrbere it ban benji in use for more then & qnartor of a century. Hltthly oomme uded as a General. Tonic and Appetizer. ..Sold by Jrugguts eveiyvhera, THE MESS1ENCER OF HEALTH A largo sired pair t etcriptiro of disease, :.tfi 'Tiiffin and cure, -will' be nuilud free to any address on application to: . - ,. .. THE M1SHLER HERB BITTERN CO, Lancaster, Pa 52'Wa stnwigly nownnjond to motherii J'rofa Parker'a 'Plciusiunt Worm 8yrnp. It mw &ilcs is tiasy to tabcand no altox-phrsio is iiaqutsod. Viico, 5 cunu.

AGENTS WflTnOCT3rrlSg fluff Machine ver Inveiitcd. Will knifawirof atocHngs, witlt IlEIIIi and TOE comiidete, iu 20 mlDutee l vUl a go knit a gicat variely ot fancyvorkfor whlcli tliereiBftlwayn a ready market; Seng for circular and terms to the Itombly K:aitiiiaf M aclilue Co. m Washington SU Boatoc ilnss.

verlaHtlng. The White Sewing Machine is not only iicknowledgctl to be the lightest runninsf, the simplest and most caai

j ly adjusted, but it stands kin? of all ' machnes in durability. It may

NEW R

PnrMn.4 -PutvMrf Ihb T4 tlM make KowBich

Hlood and will coinplotely than go the blood in the entire system fh tlireo jnonths. Any person who will take 1 pill cj.ch niglitfroml to 12 weeks may he restored to sound health, if sue h a thing be possible. Sent lv mail for 8 letter stamps. JT. iSf, JOUNBOH CO., I$08tonv MtS3

formerly jMangw 5Ze

Another car load of the latest Novelties received at the New York Store. . A large varietv of corsets at the New York Store. To be in fashion rou should buy vonr dress goods at the New York Store.

r&Qw MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit P. O., 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 th ree months have elapsed, he has not had an attack since. Sold by J. W, Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind. T School Book s and Sta

tionery at the Boss

NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES

Bj this Route. For fn 11 information Birch as Maps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, apply to Station Agents of this Company, or call or. or address J. S. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, Seyiaour, Ind,

A New Billiard Room!

0SCAE SOIJDEKS, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

Wonder fill DIM Texy. For tbo speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such a stuboro Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain iu the side and chest, dry hacking congh tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Ihroal, aod all .chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and ha established foi itself a world-wide reputation. Many leading physicians lecommend anil use it in their practhso. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recom mended by all medical journals. The clcray and press have compli-

.mente:! it in most Uwing teams. Go

to your druggist and get a t.ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular size for $1. For sf.le by H. LindJey. BloomingtoB lud.

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1 have Jhat purchased two of the linest billiard tables over brought to Bloomington, and would respectful ly ask all lou r of tho game to give them a trial. 25-3I1J O. SGUDERb,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloomixgtox, - - Ikdiaka.

OiHce; Bee Hive Building, second Moor. Apl 16 81.

CASPJSR VAUZAITi UNDERTAKER and

North End of Fees Building, Col logo Aroaae. .Hearse ftu-nishel whpn desired. MLOQMIXQTQX IX.OIAX

Ami

shades!

x ' to'-A ii rx i .he called everlasting, Uail and exDr. IX BndweU, of Owensbnrg, -ni )v;ftrft v:,n hll jt win mv

you,

Olice City Book Store.

S. C. Dioos.

8peut a few hours iu town ;Thurstlay afternoon on his way to bloomington, where he was suwtnoned in consultation with Drs. Maxwell ad A xteil, m the case of M, Ben Clark

; . t i ! , . , J no nds of potatoes, or eight and one brutal landlord, ineiioned; iu last Jmf p01nda of bbage, or to elev week's Magaet.Bedford Magnet. 0ue hJilf poaads of i'kite tuvajjw

Notice ut AUiMliHlatratintt. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has bccii appended by the Clerk of the. Circuit Court of Monroe County, State of Jndiana. ad m i n i straior, de bon in v o, o f the estate of James Fleetwood, late of Monroe County, dpcased. Said estate is supposeii to be sotvon, John Pi.ektwcoo, t . . Administrator. Mulkey &f purand, 4tty, March 3d. 1831. . ;

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Ueiiircf WirtlilHi Coiiill orfel t f

Tho gen ui no -Davit, V I'luRpE's Llror and

T PHOFRIEl'OH OF TH33 City Book Store Takes pleasure in announcing that he has on hand and is receiving, an immense lot of Wail Paper, Window Shades and Fixtuers, carefully selected with special reference to the sphng trade. t, Iu Wall Papers the paterns are new beautiful in style, and of superior quality such &s cannot fall to meet the wants of this c tuiunnily. Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited 'o call and see our styles and learn prteea, both of which they will Und entirely sjitisi'actory . We are makiasi 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 that If thej do so, they will look no further. E. P. COLE; Bloomisoton, Ino' March 0, 18SL

rClVQlMnC ylda?r, fstht. ioochrs

etuldren. Tuoueanta rctnlitll, PvHianigivtn ftr ot f fitiKvr.too oyo vt ruvzntt.r&ucoMe vr m

4(Mkt ru titled to iJiCJJXiASK and JIOUXT V.

i.Ud WUTHO'ta lrC rat. 1. jngli tnuJ 60JJ. Soldi CM

jujU Uouuty law ijunka nail iikf.cructions. T

Dr W. Crain,

Zlesidevit 32:atist, o Fries: Over McCalla k C's. BLOOM 1 XG TON, IND All woik guaranteed. 643

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

bLOOMIXQTQJr,

IND

Will prto in Court of Monroe nd ad olninfr oonntiel. Sr-ocial attcntioa paid to 41ttctiob'g anl all UciineHi ontruvtoo to ht ara. "U

Biiskiirk'.iift pinieaii A rrORNB YS: AT LAW, Practito In iho Conrta 'o Monroe and adjoin innraountief . Prompt attention fWen to eo lection and all other legal buxinoai.

411 d hiriily f Ttiai.rijshu tt vucc. Send 3 i

stamps Tor in l Juxeu-iulntj'." and i'twimn

enrefvrto Jihonimn is of Pen lent rij aiid Cllnt4.

Latest AU'-ys. LodEUaui, Wasfiagwn. V. C.

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DA'ilB LAHDJIKTH & SOTS, Philadelphia, Pa.

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Under the Management of the Preparatory Teacher . Steif vii University, Blo6miton, iffrH

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-COM M O N BRA NC HES.

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(u) Each branch will be thorouglily reviewed, nud diJllcult oiiitil K.jfflj (Hscusscd and explained, : W ,r; -'.: ) J , -TWSr(b) The course of instruction in GRAM AAR will unfiiid vnioas ? ifS

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modes of Analysis and scholarij opinions of knotty qutions;. GEOGRAPH Y will be conducted bv , topics and qnc8tions-100Qi

questions in descriptive Geography will be given, all essentials poiitfesr . in Political Geography, MATHEMATIGAL and; FrTYSIGAij - M

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' wVoPMj opcciniwus, iiie umraeni oi raioiUMi will DO? comprehensive, thorough and practical;' U. S. HISTORY wall bc taught by the most impressive methods; READING, W,JbU'tjN(J tin ORTHOfiRAPHY will hi . rivmv Ann nrAminnn-tUrt ahiulw

AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, will hp cspecialtvf S jlij useful to teachers. . . - .:.'..-. -J'::' ?3 f 1

2nd THEORY AND PRACTIGE:

(a) This portion of the work will be har.dicd in a way wliich

be eminently practical to those about to teach for the first Uro. -

(b) Teachers of experience will recci vcvalaa.blc; hints) and suggest-1 3 ions on School management. : ..'i ' .'. ".TJ ""'! (c) x The elcmeiiits of a Trailing School will be derelopcd from time to. tune. ? " -..v. : - 0 v".: 3 rd PREPA RATOR Y WORK 'FOR COLLEGE GL ASSES : ' (n) In addition to the work of the common branches, rotations in Algebra, Geometry and Latin will be conducted forhe benefit qiT'l those desiring instruction in these studies: M ' a

i b) An intimate acquaintance with Preparatory work enabled the-f ' J(L conductors of this School to do more in the i.ame length of time tof i-lB ward preparing for College work than can be done elsewhere io the state .V- jP 4th' A COURSE OF LECTURES: , , ! 1 ':'ff: -1 .tfMw (a) On8ubjects particularly useful to Teachers. - H;, ' j: Sfc'jpw b) On subjects entertaining and instructive to alK ' i' i '- nffi REMARKS :- Owr Chief object is to conduct a Teiiche'rsi Kofwki Atti acquaintance with the Public Schools, ancf with the workings of varfoni Normal Schools, enable us to insure as much and as lasting; bcneftVto biil - 3g gained; from this School, as can be derived from any similar Schooielse-i "IIE w h ere. Li tcra rjr work of a nsefti I and en tertai n i ng natu re wi 1 1 be pres en t3 1 fd during the progress of the School. Any one desiring ?;to enjter : the) :-i rjPa Fnshman or Preparatory Classes of the University, or any similar instil v.w'S tution can find hern' an fin n sally good opportunity to; prepare himsel EXPENSES: Tumoxj $5, payable in advance, Board from i$2 tfg;

to $3 per week. Parties wishing board at the lowest rates must com mynicale with the Teachers on the subject. 'Cost 0tn.tfnG llb.t: exceed $20 For further information, address ! W. R. HOUGHTON, J. Iv. BECK or J. M WfOOPBTJ

CITY TREi4.SU BBS: ; JftSflROM

The City Treasurer presents the following as fcis Report for thtt . nino '& m

months ending May 31st, 1881 ; J .

RECEIPTS.

Sept. 1. IPSO, bal. duecitv

as repbrte-l..ii. ........ ... $ 198.68

KccM from DtlimjU taxes, 18.70-. 448.50

' taxes 1880... ...... 9,077.25

" " Crk Hix perc tbonds 32,000.00 " Premium on &ix j)or

cent bondf... 54.50 Kcod from: Clerk, Grave lot 1 00.00

" " : 11 : ... Licenses. ...... T62 5n

, 11 OH. B's sold.... 3.00

" I Gnhe&Baslsirk

walk : :3f

Bee'd from Mayor s fines hlM w "; Licensed saloong 2..... 200.01 -county, dirt furnished 4,60 " W. B. Hncbeg, ro-

mns Siil. overiud.; .V 3.80

Total Receipts.......

... $43,252.18

DlSBURSEMmTS.

Fd 7. 5er. rcoibtoiift't.iMMflt' Inton 7per cl tt ..v - OlOirtOi; J" 10 per centv 4 !?,000. !1C

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" AVarmnts on Gen1! FundtT ,8d. t4 ? Ii

aterest oWarranU.wwi.y.w;. .lOi

Wape 1, 18S1, ; lial due.chy.... il,049.0S; v Jp

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The indeUednes of the Cisy, as compared with tho indelitednesitttliQd, beginning of ithe present Treasurers term of office, is as follows; viz? . i - - f ?c -i

Sept. lt, 179, tho City's indebtedness was as follows:?

Ten per cent Bonds.... . .. $ 7,000.00 Seven per een t. Bonds... .u. 27,000.00

Warrants outstanding ........ .. 1,570.94

Total..... $35,570.91

he: cash on hand. ........ 462.53

Jiet debt...... $3i.l08;l

June 1 st, 1 88 1 , tho indel .tedr.ess Uzf

Six. per cent. Bonds. . ...... lop.Ou Outstanding Warrants.;....;.i f 782.U Titjil.........:.u...u$a2vZ82 li

iecrease.....iJ........ 226 2 vftiii

Net decrease:...1.

Respectfully submitted, . i , -

W. E. WOODBl Rt, Treastirrr.

and THRI;SHERMEN.

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PENS!

ARE PAID tit soldier 4Uodii w Use of 3oy, br Kxldfsot or otherwus. A WOI72CD of mkiniAw of lucntes

or ere. Kuri'unt" oun i M fl.uumn or Vwleow vd cire & . . pension, UndST new law thousand!) aro entitled to nn iacrenso of ponrloB. : Widows, orphans imd dependent j or mothers of soldiers who mc4io tho !

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ehareo for wound, injuries or rnpturo,

rives full bounty. Send stamp i ivtco Pen. Inn .nA lluntr Acta. AddrUSS

F. A.W.OstU. Prei't Indiana BwkmK Co.. and R. F. Kennedy. Pm.vt Oinfcnl Bank, both or tottanapoUa, X aos this paper.

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THRESHERS.

! v Traction and Plain Engines and Horae-Powergo MeeACepThnhwFs.ataT 1 Ea tabllahed fat tho World. , ... . 1848 jf IjfffABQ o confnoanfiTjsi fru. s "I f liKAwRM, without change of nam U nactgement, ot locatioo. to 'oat p " Me .Vqttflt twmw?y jtPis ix all owt-good.

STEAltt-POWEtt SOT ABATORS nd Complete Ptenvsv Oat fid n ffifUSSSELs Jfuu: Tr ae.tion Eiigineii and Plsiln gngliieo over aoin in theAmerican tna6L -Jr 1331 , toirotbor with ;rior guahtw in rpiwfrvc MwasuimsMrlSL not drcarr od of bv other makrjra. ft'our aizos of 6ojratcrs, from to 1 hoiTSO capacity, or Ham or Aorifjwwf. ,

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