Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 35, Bloomington, Monroe County, 2 July 1881 — Page 4

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II. J.FELTtfS, f ; MLrLA FELTUS4 Editors. A LITIS 12H0CRATIC NEWSPAPER.

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THE lABGEST ACTUAL CISGOLMOll

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Etablisliel 1953.

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PRIGES MARKED

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I2v PLAIN

FISIJRE

INDIANAPOLIS.

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Ye he to inform the ladies

!ii anl around Bloom ingt on that -wheiv requested b letter we will TTiaii free of-charge full lines of samples, and carefully fil 1 and foiward orders however small inail or express ras desi red. Prices in every cfcae the same as if the purchaser tame t o Ind ianapoiiS: and bought the

good s a t our store: : : T15R:MS. .'' order orC. G. IX r; ? PETTIS, ITERS & CO:

The Public Ogress is the name of a new; neat and lively weekly paper - I pubiis hed by-Jpsiah G win & son s. WiijEN the mem bars of the Albany 1 legislature want to take a drink the t call it?ug02ng4ato executive sessio?!.?'

; GR3lst has advised Gonkling to remain at Albany and -right it out .cn this line if it takesail summer." JCoiir TV . Dudley "carried Indi- ;'. f&k?1 and-- has -been rewarded with ? 4he cSice of Commissioner of Pen- : ." u .v : ' - -J EXOnS; ' : . . .. . 's Sevekal of-- our exchanges- aise Ulead liver-pad advertisements to pad out their columns. (This item; ' rtvri tterii to pad out this column, j : ' " . - v - . - r H.iYES rewarded with offiee all ithe 1 scoundrels who helped to count him . in, and Garfield is now taking -care of those who did the dirtj- worfcJor - lij.m an Indiana. - BED50E3iSrto haye a grand Fourth V l of -July1 'celebration. There will be " r.. -i-anj electric light on top of the-Cfo-urt-house, reading of the Dtclaration of lndepenence,lenfey- of beeiv &$ t

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- The papers are now full of start--i U ling stories about wild animals breakj i lug loose. from i tlie circus cages. ' A ; few hveilion& Viloose on tha streets1 of Bloom ington would be an agreea i hie. sensation" j ust now. The town 4 wpuld never recover from the effects ' v.j of goin one season without a circus. L .... . "ip f i ij- - ' -. TnE grasshoppers-have made their j? appearance in the northern part of this state; in large numbers. A' rec-

cnt issneiof the South Bead Tiibune

f ;i says: ! T " - - The grashoppers are swarming in ' many par ta of the country by mil--lions and - in the localities where they are thickest the farmers are greatly npprejtensive that they will ruin the

crops: vapi.' wenry iuiiDurn says they are overrunning his tarm, feed

M i ing on-theyor.ng corn and attacking.

: evervth ing green. They have to use r f ovfjry exertion to keep them out of life houses: as they cut the carpets J aacl cloth geods of every kind. ' 5 In many places onion and otlmr .j vegetablebe:lsare cutoff as clean as -j;f mowed with a scythe. The whole strip of country irom Captain Milurn's farmastward to the Harris f township line is afKictcd with the

Vt -lague. Hoopers littcrally cover the

jrrotiud." They differ materially in I v ppearanee fr'jm the Kansas hop pers, 'f l'e)nguiallerj and of a diiTererit ' coli. -ori ' i i '- :i ' i ;

A Mitchell "Visriia-nce Committee" is notifying notorious characters

to leave-the town.

The Keiv Code. Wo take the following in regard to new liquor law which goes into effect soon from the New Albany LedgerStandard, and contains much valuable information: A man found drunk may bo complained of by a citizen or arrested on sight . by an officer. For the first offence the new code fines him $5, for the second offence not to exceed $25; far the third offence not to exceed $100, or lie may be confined in the county jail not less than five nor more than thirty days Whoever being an office holder be cames drunk during business hours shall for the first offence, be fined not less than $10 nor more than $100, and imprisoned five to thirty days, for the second offence be deprived of his office by action of the C) rcuit Court. For selling liquor to a drunken man the fine is $10 to $100, to which may be added imprisonment lor not less than thirty days, nor more than one year: and disfranchismcnt. For selling to a hibitual drunkard after notice not to do so, a fine of $50 to $100 and imprisonment irom one to twelve months and disfranchised

For selling to a minor, a fine of not less than $20 nor more than $100

with imprisonment. A minor who misrepresents his nge in order to ob

tain liquor, is fined not less than $20

nor more than $100.

- An officer or other person furnish

ing persons in jail liquor, aline of

not less than $20 nor more than $100,

For selling liquor on Sunday, on

July 4, New Years, " Christmas, Thanksgiving day, or on the day of any -city, town, township, county s or stat-e election or other holiday, or between the hours of 11 o'clock p. m. and . 5 o'clock a. m. a fine of not les? than $10 nor more $50 to which may be added- impris on men t for ten days. Druggists and druggists' clerks are in el a ded in the above penalty.For selling liquor within one mile of any-religious encampmen t or other religrous meeting of a similar character, a fine of from $10 to $0, and teu da s imprisonment. Eor keeping a disorderly house, a fine of from $10 to $100. Adulterating native wines or any kind oMiquors, a fine-of $10 to $100. For using any active poison in the preparation of liquors, or selling liquors so adulterated, imprisonment in the penitentiary not less than one nor more than seven .years . For raffling or-any similar game of chance, whether at church fairs or elsewhere, a fine from $10 to $100. For advertising lotteries or other hazzards, a fine of $10 to $50. For keeping a keno or faro room or other gambling place or device, or for selling or buying pools or keeping a pool room, a fine of $25 to $100 and imprisonment in the county jail from thirty days to six months. Hotels-aye compelled to provide fire escapes from all rooms on the second or higher stones and hotel

keepers are fineabie at the rate of

So to $50 for every day they omit to procure snch fire escapes.

We have examined the ''new re

vised" carefully and are prepared to

announce that wo won't accept it.

There is one very important item of

scripture omitted. It ought to read

"whosoever" shall defraud the editor

of a newspaper of what he mayst be

justly entitled in the way of subcrip-

tion to his valuable paper shall not

only be in danger of but shall inherit

"hades fire and damnation." Whenever this addition is made we are willing to go to Hcaveaby the now revised star route, but until then we will stand on the outside and watch the murderer slide off the gallows into eternal glory.- Brazil Democrat, The New York Stove keeps a full stock of boots and shoes for all ages and sexes. Have you examined that fine stock of dress goods at the New York Store?

Every thing must be Sold

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Wind storms have lately been fooling around over Iowa, Wisconsin, Kansas and parts of Missouri. We now read of women being carried

halt a mile and landed in tree tops

and of cows being wafted over broad rivers without paying ferriage. It seems from all accounts that that, most dreadful season is upon us. It is worse than the Asiatic cholera or the French measles. No northwestern storm is complete without a woman or 'a cow, rlho wind seems to have

a special spite against the females of

the two races, and if the wind of

heaven neglects th em the wind of the various newspaper offices docs not

and so the poor females sail through

space regardless of weight or popular opinion. But wo object. A storm that carries off women and cows and neglects the males should

not be countenanced by decent peo

ple.

In Missouri they arrest a man for

blowing a horn, in Wisconsin they ar

rest him for taking a horn and in Kansas and Nebraska they arrest

him for asking another to take a horn.

at great bargains to close out and quit the business.

Call early and get the best, as

I have a Good Stock.

FURNITURE & FIXTURES

FOR SALE.

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Vol ice to CTcSrsO? Petition lo Suit Ideal Instate. State of Indiana, Monroe County. Circuit Court: Notice is hereby given that James F Morgan,? Administrator, de" bonis non, estate of James Hanson, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal beingjiusuilicient to pay his debts; and thai said petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said cSunty. Attest: ! Wm. F. Baowkikg-, C. C Monroe County. Buskirk & Duncan, Att'ys.

An act concerning taxat on passed by the last Legislature, riection 159 reads as follows: Seo, 1S9: -Oour.ly Auditors shall not be authorised tocrcd.t the Treasurer with any uncollected delinquency lb; which he chains credit unless kucIi Treasurer shows how, by proper

returns ahuve provided. voriHed

I by his oath or aLlrmavicn, that he j has diligentiy souglit for and has been unable to find a iy personal! 1 property frosn which to eollect uch

tn s QHy or lU a t :i a v iijjx m tu lo a levy, he wan cMijoine'l or c;hcrwitB3 proeuted , from making E-ate or collect ion by a court of competent juri&d'Ction; and j m all casfls where he ha! failed to j

i maite ucmatm upon rc-Miuenis wno

are delinquent, cv to levy and sen where personal property :.in be found in tlMk county out of which to make the nay, he shall So liable, ou his official bond, for sujh unen liectcd deItnqaeney and ten per C(Jit, damage

thereon. So it is not only my drily to collect, but I am compelled lo do so to save myself and my Bondsmen, so take due notice and govern 3'ourselves accordingly. llcspectfully, , L, K. MuKikev, Treasurer iMoaroe County. Blobminglon,Iud., May 20, ISSi. , -wssS at BEDS OF DOWN FIEL HARD

All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearken ye peevish

sufferers! Apply Dr. Thomas' Elec

tric Oil to your aeheing iomts and

muscles. Rely upon iuthat you will

experience speedy relief. Such, at least, is the testimony of those who have used it. The remedy is like-

wise successfully resorted to foi

thoat ana lung disesses, sprains,

bruises, etc. Sold uv J. lr. hoc-

maker, Bloommgton, Ind.

THE

PAD

LIVER

AND PLASTERS

W I ILL P OS IT IV E'L.Y OU S3 E Kalnrla, Chim and Fcrer, Liyer Complaints, Kid. ner U-ifficulties, Intcrraittcnt and Bilious toycrs, rains in tlie Book and Chest. Regulates e Bowels And correct all denuigements of the system h ia which are the offspring olf Malaria. v Dcn'tdsso the system with Arscnicor'Quiniue, whlctt are notonly exponsirobut danfferous niedieines, wtcn tiiia hurmloss ronacdy i certain io cure you. rno euro of d'sease by AJisurption is not only an undisputed fact, hus the fulfillment of a natural law, and is certain to take t!io place, in alargo degree, of internal . meUicinea. i ho acaou of the Lion Fad upon a disordered stomach and Liver, aud its thorough oxttjrmiuation of fovSVof every sort, and the value of the Plasters m asdstinf! theacUon of the Pad. especially when there in Tiain in the b ick or side, or cold extremities, makes the combined Remedy notonly the cheapest oat the Safest and Best ever presented to the public. The Whole Treatment Combined, j PAD, BOE'Y & FOOT PLASTERS, j FOR ONE DOLLAR. ..... .- : - i Jire this Bemedf a trial ; it is certain to help yon For sate by Druggists, or sent by nutfl. upon receipt oC above priee.by

I TIB k.iwn mbfiviint wv.f f 108 Woowter St. mMW TOBK

Sold by V. SIIOE3IAKERv

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Under the Management of the Preparitoryi. TfaK0r;Ji;S!;i 'r--I University, Bloomington, Indian - t: ? $'XT" : J1

GoiH3iitcui Jiijy 18ta, aiia eiuaiiir witli liie Mchm

AUgflSt 26ffl3 1881. rWliat's t6 be Don Follows: 1st COMMON BRANCHES. :

fa) Eaeb branch will be thoroughly revijttwe . di0cuK;46iiit discussed and explained, , . , .... s: Ww

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is some good sfimd sense in the

'-Joan's

SenJttian B noro-pTork,

j :' Tai mage lias concluded thatlie is i nlfae New Xorfc Legislature fiiuwants f r hat bod v to come to terms. There

old

'He said: A revolu-

I 'ion is just ahead of us, and I pmy . ; God it may besa peaceful revolution; J 5sre must have emancipation of Ac icsrit an labor from- the curse of mon poh . You and I are paying the b ard

unci washing and cigar and -whi key lHl!sof the legis lators of the 8tal e of s .Set Yorkwhile they ace' hovering v over the spoils df office. Why Rot

give us two grea.t Christian philan

thropists' who-w on Id adorn the ate of the United States more the ofBce wonldjidcrn them? inateWm. E. Dodge of New

andGeorgel; Sevy, of Brook

io not know whether they are Ccjjk-

ling men or anti-Conkling meni I X, only know they; are anti-fra udfe and j rum and isrnoiranee, but no such

jg nominations; sh?4L be ratified od v: ., did not make the Atlantic oea&n for

a few great whales to s wallop up all v the small fiah nor did he make this ; great cooti nent to fuinish afi few at n magnets with blubber. The grcatft4)I easing, of this eon nil' is that

miiroads were made for us to ride

riser but wemust not He down and let the raili'oadssf ide over u&r - t- : ' " - if V i' ' ". ' ' I -

The New York Store carries a big stock of clothing. Examine it before you bny elsewhere. Kevrspaper JDisus. Here is how a brother journalist puts it: We presume that some people think that newspaper men are" persistent duns; let a farmer place himself in a similar position and see i f lie would not do the same Suppose he raised one thousand br.shcls of wheat, and his neighbor should come and buy a bushel, and

the price was onty a small sum of two

dollars or less and the neighbor says

UI will iav vou the amount in a few

dajSi" As the farmer did not want

to be small about the matter he said all right, Another comes; in the

same way until the whole of the one

thousand bushels are thrust out to

ditferent persons, and not one of the purchasers concerns himself about it,

for it is a small amount that he owe.

the farmer and of course that would

not help him any. He does not real izc that the farmer lias frittered away

hi3 large crop of wheat and that its value is due him in a thousand little

driblets, and that he is seriously em

barrassed in ma business because

his debtors treat it as a little mat

ter. : But if all would pay lriu promptly, which the)T could (lo as

Don't buy a carpet until you call at the New York Store aud see what they can do for you. A large assortment of nnrsmg

corsets for sale by McOalla & Co.

Busy as Bees are Boys at the Bee Hive. McCalla & Co. have corset waists for misses. , . Notice of ft on -Ji evidence. State of Indiana, Monroe county ss. In the Circuit Couri September Term, 1881: MAUriXA J. Muixikin ) ys V Complaint TnoxAS jiluixiKix. ) Divorce. No w co m es th e Plain ti if by M u 1ky, East & East, Attorhe3,8l and file her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant, Thomas Mnl ikin is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is hereby given said defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the nest term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the first Mongay of September A. D. 1SSL, at the Court house in Bloomington in said Con n ty an d State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard .and determined in bis absence. . r . Witness mv name and the seal of snip Court, affixed at Bloomington,

this, 20th day of June. a. d., ISSi. seal Wm. P. Biiowkiito, Clerk Mon roe Cou n ty. ,ra Ktm. The New York Store keeps a full line of clothing, and cannot bo undersold by other stores ne - b

Save! ! Save!

One-half tlie Pro-its BY BUYING GOODS OF

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EMIGRANTS FOR

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit l O., says: His shoulder was so lame for nine months that he could lot raise his h&nd to his head, but y the use of Dr. Thoma3' l'iectric'Oii the pain and lameness - disappeared, and altiiough three ironths have elapsed, he h-xs not had an a ttac;c since. Sold bvJ-W. Shoemaker, Bloomington, lad.

AND THE GREAT WEST should ParehaseTickets by the OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RMLIAY. Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Goods, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Ulrica Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Eoate, For full information such as 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.

A New Billiard Room !

A FEW J? MY ffKICJES:

Mens'

Cass. SuiUi

Glens' All-Wool Suits 22 yards Bler.ehed Muslin

22 yards Fine Brown 14 yds Heaviest 22 yards Pr'nts 6 yards Carjet 10 yards Jeans .... S pounds Rio Coffee

10 pounds N. O. Sugar 1 00

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jf?I ha ve 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, Queens ware, Groceries, etc. My stock contains the best as well as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry Good the trade requires. WITH FORTY TEAKS EXPERIENCE And money to pay in advance Tor all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN and WILL sell mv present stock of goods for ONE HALF of that smother house in town will sell you. It any other house will sell goods at

cost, L will "throw in" the thread make them up.

Notice.

pons Office, ) Bounty, Indiana, j

Auditors

Moxroe C

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of June, ISSI, G. K. Perry, John R. Neil and James A. Ward, committee appointed by the Board ct Commissioners of said county to apportion the estimated expenses of constructing and improving a turnpike road, petitioned for by A. W. Rogers, and others, hav.e returned and filed their report of the appor tionment of said expenses with the

Auditor of said county. And notice j

is hereby given that on the I Sth day of July, ISSI, the Board of Commissioners of said county will meet at the Auditor's oQce of said county to hear said report and objections thereto. RICHARD A. FULK, Auditor Monroe Co. Jure 20, 1881. The New York Store is the place to get a good bat. Kclico to .Bidders

Notice is hereby given that sealed;

bids will be received by the Board of Commissioners ol Monroe County, at

the Auditor's office, on Monday the!

And thep come in, and I wall make good my jiromtse. April 123, '81. W. 0. FEE. Wot See Of AprS?3?51CIlt Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Administrator de bonis non of the estate ofJamxj-s Hanson, late of Monroe county,; deceased. Said estate supposed to be solvent. I JAMES F. MORGAN, Adm'r do bonis non. June! 18, 1881.

A TToistSerrul JBIscvory. , j For the speedy cure of C uisuniptian and all diseases that lead to it, such ;is sttiborn Coughs Colds, Bronchitis. Hay Fever, Aabma pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cocgh tickling in the tliront, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or linrerinS di. seas(;s of Ihe throat and lungs, Dr.. King's I'ew Discovery has no eqt a! and has. established for itself a world- wide reptitat.on. Many leading physicians recommend aud use it in their practice The formula from which it is prepared is highly

reoemmended5 by ail nusdical journals

1'he clergy arwl pres-a have complimented it in Jhiosfcg.otf ing teams. Go t? your druggist ajad get a t. ial botti for ten eta. os? u regular bize forl. Fov saie by H. Lindley. Bloom ing ton Ind.

( b ) The course of instruction in GRAMMAR will unfold variouJ

modes of Analysis and scholarly ; opinions ' of knrtty questions!

I'.lf H. IJ. l:M.l V ...ill ... .3 , .1 f.-. A :. .! ui TrtAflf:'

vxjwruAi ii a uu cuuiiuctcu uy topics auu :qiie8U008 iuy ; ouestions in deaerintive &enrrnrihv will hp crivpn all oacpn.ifilc lininfeJ '?:f$P

in Political Geography, MATHEMATICAL and BHsfsiGAli ' Ip Geography Specialties; The treatment of PHXSIOLOG i!l b ggjl

comprehensive, thorouglt and practical; U. S. HISTORY will be?

taught by the most impressive methods; RAT)fcNK WIUJG atof ::

V it 1 ti u y KAl tl x will be gi vea due prominence; the study of f

A U I HO Kb connected with the work in readings til- bo especially useful to teachers. 5 . , j 1

2nd THEORY AND PRACTICE : . w-' "''ft ( a ) This portion of th e, work will lie handled far ri Way wbicb AiB; be eminen tly practical to those about to teach for the firsV imev?, !

(b) Teachers of experience wiii receive valuable Uinta and, suggestc ''rr? ions on School management. : -: y'"'"''''' -v?? '.'

.-mi

time to time.

3 td PREPAR ATORY WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSES:"

(a) In addition to the work of tbe common branches, recitation's:

in Algeb ra, Geometry and Latin "."will be conducted for Jhe lnefit 'ofthose desiring instruction in these studies '.4 " : (b) An intimate acquaintance; with Preparatory work enables ithr conductors of this School to do more in the unne length of time.to :

ward preparing for Colleae vork than can be done elsewheveiia the state"' 4th' A COURSE OF LECTURES: ' " l'-- ':.ti (a) On subjects particularly useful to Tesehers. " . ' ;J ,i i (y) On subjects entertaining and instructive to all. -:.'', .REMARK'S: Our Chief oliect is to conduct a Teachers Normal. Ati

acquaintance witn ine mono ocnoois, ana wiui. uie wonnngs or various 'V:: Normal Schools, enable us to insure as much and as lasting benefit to h'v.' I'm, gained from this School, as can be derived :..fronv any similar tmool els where. Literary work of a useful and .entertain feiig nature willfte present ?v jS.

ed during tlie progress of the School. Any one desiring to enter te r Freshman or Preparatory Classes of the University, or any similar instil v.'t'S

tu tion can fi n d here an unusaily good opportunity -to prepare himself

EXPENSES: Tuition, $o, payable in advance. Boards ft om rr : w to $ 3 per week. Parties wishing board at the lowest-rates must 'cotptnu- -"ft nicale with the Teachers on-the subject. Cost of the entire-tern ueed not v Jlfe

exceed $20. For further information, address

W. R. HOUGHTON. J. K. BECK or J. A, 'WOQDBURiSr.;

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OSCAR SOTOEES, WEST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE.

I have just purchased two of ihe finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully

ask all lovers of the game to

them a trial. 25-3m O.SOUDERb,

give

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riirmx

Wim

shades!

1'HE PHOPSOETOR OP

look Store

Takes pleasure in announcing that he has on hand and is receiving, an immense lot of Wall Paper, Window Shades and Fixtaers, carefully seleet;ed with Rectal rofertneo to the spring trade, 1

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloomikgtojt, - - Inbiaxa.

Oftice: Bco Hive Building, second floor. Apl IG'Sl.

CASPER VAUTZAKT, USERTAKEia and

ywmy ran to to A'siTriFVin'fi "CTTSMMfc

The City treasurer presents Ike followingas -Kis pthjt-'-VK

RECEIPTS.

Sept. I, 1880, bal. due city as reported , 3 1 08.68

Koc'd from -Delihq taxes, 187&. 448.50

u taxes 1880,.. ...... '&M.l3.h

" , w OrkSispcrc'cbonds 3-2,000.00

" ' Prcniuim on bix per

fiont bonds' ''..54.50

Ttec'd from C lerk Grave lots...... . 100.00

11 " Licenses " 1C2 50

" 11 Oil, B'ls sold.... 3.00 Gabe & Buskirk 4

. WHIK ..i:.w Eeo'd from Mayors fines.. SIM Licensed saloons 2 200.0.0

" " e nmtv. dirt furnished ' 4;fiw

li V. B. Hushes, Fire-

man's Sal. overoaid 3.80

. -

y Total Receipts- $43,252.1$

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Fd 7 fper cent. mtoi:XJ&SNKXk Fig Int. on .T per e't 1 iT- 9lOJc6 a

per

: Int. on 10 per cents......-?... J 50

" Treasured salarv.;...:...r;....- y 333.6 1 " Releases...1.: asT.o "Warrants on Geii?l Piind... ; " Interest on Wwiiabiv Juno 1, 1 SSly JJuli ;due eitg...;. 049:ii :

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North End of Fee's Building, Col lege Aveaue. Hearse furnish o 1 when desired. BLOOMINGTON - IMDiAX A

fuar

Id Wall Papers the patents are n eiv ben, u t i (' n 1 i v. sly !:, an d of s n per l -oi quality such ?s cat.uot fail to meet the wan ta o f th i s coin m u n i tv . Out facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are uf; usually good. Ladies are !ijpe;?ially invited io call

and sec our fctvles and learn nnce.fi

both ofwbteh tliey will find entirely satiijf;ietor We are nuking large additions to our stock ol Vindow Shades and Fixtrucs. Ladles in vnznb of snch articles sre -respeetivefully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured that if the' do so, they wiii look no

George T. Atkinson, West side luuuci. I ..... I Tr-t - tvr

of the square, has just veceiveci a ji . wlu hundsclme assortment of ladies' slip- Blcosiik 3TpK, Ind' MarqiiO, 1881. tiers and kid shoes. Also a ful'. iine

4 , of foot: wear foi men. aud boys, and; everybody else, all at prices that j

can't be lower ebendicre. i, -023 - 3w' !

Br. J. W. Crain,

0o to the Boss i '

Store for wall Paper and iWiadow BMades,

Tite Boss mm Wmr

is me place io

well as not, it would be a very large 18th day of July ISSI, up to 2 o'clock amount to the farmer and enable him F- M-? bnildiug a vault tor tlie

j treasures iiecordcrs oliice also lor

to can?y on his business without difficulty, A word to the wise is sufficient.

The latest and most

ingenious

thing in the way of church socials has been patented in Bloomington HI; They write the name and weigh. t of each lady present on a card The gentlemen tben draw their part iters by lot aud escort them to supper, pai'iug for the same according to the weight of the lady, the charge being one-hail f cent per pound. If a man draws a partner who only

repairing the upper story of Court house and for painting the same. Bids will be received for nil or any

part of said work and the Board re

serves the right to reject any or all bids. Th e co u trac to r w i 1 i be req ui red to give bond to the approval of the Auditor. Terms cash. June 23d, 1881. BICUABD A. FULK, Auditor,

v chiMrca. Tluvisa iuIr vtii, euti iUd. 1'ocsior.s sirpn

'JW' Thousnpiis f pensioner uv.

Mi'AfcxiA rS j roeurua ;v-r luvcntirs. rv.ldi.Ti i urn; wan x.its irocitr-i'. Iicvkikud ild. b' idi ;rs A4id heirii uply f r yn v riiri:ts at .at:o. Siiud 2 ?j"tftaiips f:r "Th ("i tiyrn-Soldier and l5ons" a iiad aoujitr luwj Jilanfe asul instrccttous. H

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2JP

mXTD LAHiOSErH & Philadelphia Pa,

The White Sewing Machine is not only acknowledged to be the lightest running, the simplest and most east ly adjusted, but it stands king of all

weighs eighty pounds, the price is; machines in durability. Jt may but forty cents, but if ho draws one ! be called everlasting. Call and ex-

i& wm pay

A Ccmpound Tlnoture of the moat valu? able remodloa known to i;rsa mcclioal prc-rcoa?n, prepared upon etiictly pharmaceutSciH prtnofplas, A" -jspDrienco of twejity-fiv ycKra proves it to ba ilia gi eatcst Antidote in M'tlnria aaic. all c&htv Afiue

Doit, ili.v iic iefi, r.i3,

BaSKi, liiiU fli;l r,r''"

J'hc onlv absolute euro for ull AfFcctlons of iho pf ir ivi.tu,u;uiJmv Ka nun the nevrrYIM

am wiiiTOw

B El H SE! S LS3

Tl'IC.ilUeXi. an

o rotes: Over McCalla C's BLOOMINGTON, IXD fiTAll woik guaranteed. 642 ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

LLO0MI2rGTONi

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Will pi'ftetieft in Court:? of Jiloproo nntl ad oiniii$r cvuntios. Spcll nltenton r:d -to ulleclioiiu and all business yulrusted to his aru. . mr

ATTORNEYS LAW, BLOOMI2sGaON I2TI . lraotio in tho Court of Mnroo and adjoin r counties. Prompt attention gJren to. eol lowiious and all other loaal buiincfis-

Tho indebtedness of the City, as compared with thh indebtedness at thefectet of 5the beginning of tho present Treasurer's tend of office, is as followSj-viiil' , : f l '

nut

sept, ifft, itivy, trie uitys inaeDieantss waFjjaino ist, ieoi. me. inueotwinKs w ; -.r .r. as follows: , , -itSix per cent Bonds,... 2,0000 i''dSB Ten per cent- Bonds..... $ 7,000" 00JOutstanding Warants..;.'. J ; ? T82.14; Seven per cunt. Bonds.... -. . 2X000.00 " a .-" -" Warrants outstandinir 1,570:94 Total. v..w.v-.i.f4i-:

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Total 35,570.04

Lers cash on hand......... 402.53

etdebt................. 35,103.41

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Decrease.. J.zt ;

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Respectfully submitted, .. . .

W. E; WOOPBfTRlV, Trea&uier.

l vnn want to b-F Threshars.

- Clover Suiters, Horse I'ozcers or 5 Engines (cither Portable crTra.

, tion, to use for thrcslunK, sawing

or lor cenerat purpose

&:Jrl Aa Cks ajtest.' For Price ;

Nf,fiJ? t;nt free) wriW. io ,CAVi.TMf

ARE PAID every soloier disaUad ia lino nf duty, by accidont or otherwise. A WOU2K1) of ny kind, loss of I Incest too or eje, KUPTUKE, if but t hglt, dis. eafia wfLuugn or VnricaA clus glV) a petition. Under new law thotu.iads oro cn titled to zn itterease of peuMcn. Widows, orphans and dependftvt fntliore or mothers of soldiers who died in the army get a pension. BOUS Disehaifie for wound, iniuriea r nip lure, fives full bounty. Send Q stamps furoopy 'ens! on and Bounty Acta. ' Addruss

refftrto

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Co.. and R. V. Kennedy. Pre' t Central

Bank, bettt of ladianapoUs Itamo titw paper.

: experiment in" Sowins Slacaree. it ctmbi. th '.Amef' '."good points of. aff present, end j yiirur wtkee, 97W :,'-

arc. It avoids fnc defects f oibcrs ans jmj . : Besses ntm and ratable leati2tH ana oOE-enleiwjv s . fpesp-

Battle Creek. Michigan,

I l&mn ACTTJ1VRS OF THE OKUT QEirDTNU

THRESHERS,

Traction and Plain Engines : . : - n ......

. ana worse- rowergi :

Mont Com ?Icto Thresher Factory i Established

in int-riA. Jlnftf.rUHt.'UlS n

t zau io see i

best A tnol will prove it Jbio't zftU to.ieett

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THE DOLLAR CINCINNATI

who weighs m hundred pounds-as j miuo forcrU S qJ , . . , I you. Office City Book Store, they frcqjsjantiy do up in Illinois he j Q.j)

turns pale-behind llie ears and draws

out three dollars.

DODBS.

'Flexible hip corsets at McCalla's

lintiK ctf tha ThniMt rvH.fi iiiiujiN. it is i'luaUtt

ajioicious, whilo as n i'ei complwcts ijooulia to tbo fomala sax ihhiw-M. o-iuaL .. WOT A .BRVBRAfi'B--3?nt iui nit) velic Jblo '25isiBiiiId RciBPlyf thnrojhly e4iiptwl to ftwUtt iiutur&. It euppfios tano t: tl3 6toir,ftL'u;rc tnveorsfces the OigosUvo organs, etur.ulnt the tcci'CfciouB, tmd pro snoUsg n regular wdion of Ow bowels, oiabk' erory orgnn of tho body to perform ite allot toil work iftju Jarly find withunl interruption. : Its highest conmimtuttiuna c-wjo f om ihesa who linvn usod it lunrjtisii nd known it bost '. Ko rliere so popular 6 in Jinwisior, 3?a., u hewt it borw in uu jut ruo:u than it qimittir of b. i-iMitury. Highly comnicnl?el a General Touio Olid AppeUxcr. boiljy Dnig'mtr, everywhere. THE ftlESSE&GER OF HEALTH A large sized apur descriptive i di3asc, iti? Qrigizi and ouro, will bo mailed free to ws aailresa ou THE WISKLER HERB BiVTKRSJ CO. LanpiSfeter,52?" We etronRly rccummoud io mlhe Prof, PuvkOr'i Plunpiiuit Woriu Kvtmj it nvei fUH, ih wfiy to tniid, and no uilor-i-ho it i,quireo

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STEAJti-POWER SEPAltSLWKS anJ Complet e Steam OutaVJ""Ww.CtjM J'trKfii a r act ion Engines amUf loin JSnffincs evnr ecu in the American market. ! A multi uie of ipedul features andtimyrovetrimt fV 1831. t wether with superior 'qualities i cemfrwo. i,n and nxtterfaU not dreamed of by oilier. maHera, Four slica of Separators, from O to 12 bars

caducity, for etcatn or horse poiser. : 'Xwo styles of " Counted" Herwromrs. m cao nAifit ol" Selected I.

coustantl v on hand, from

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The Best Saivo in the Yoid

Cats. Bruises, Sores, UloerB.

Rheum, Fovei Sores, Tetter Chnnjaeti 1

w anas, umiuiatus, uoens, n kinds tsf Skin Bvuptjfois. Thc SsSve

is gtmranteed to give perfect Ratted

ooiuparal

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TRMTIflM ENGINES fr

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