Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 38, Bloomington, Monroe County, 23 July 1881 — Page 4

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H. J. FELTUS, ELLA FELrUS,)

Editors.

BEMOCRATIO NEWSPAPER.

U Mper yaf In a4TCfl

THE LAE6EST ACTDAl CIECULATIQN The New York Store. l,S0O DOZEIV LADIES AND GENTS' ALL LIKEN Handkerchiefs SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT

200 Dozen at ... . 200 Dozen at 150 Dozen at ... 300 Dozen at 250 Dozen at 300 Dozen at 200 Dozen at .... .. Not more than half the PRICES MARKED

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FISURES. PETTIS. (VERS & CO. INDIANAPOLIS.

It is as hot as Hell This is a remark that Beecher once made from liis pulpit. r The President's principal pbj-sic-fan no doubt thinks it perfect Bliss to get so m ach free adrertising. If Garfield does not recover it will not be for the lack of all the attention that mortal man can give. This season of the year yon should not sleep on the porch and leave the cellar dopr open. Ton might take a bad cold. The people of Bedford are much rejoiced' over the addition to a saloon in that town of a mammoth beer cooler that will bold sixteen kegs at a time.

A Bedford saloon displays a sign announcing fresh buttermilk for sale by the drink. The thing takes immensely. All the boys rush to the saIoon to get a glass of "bnttermilk." ' The Ohio Democrats have nominated John W. Bookwalter, of Springfield, for Governor. Care should be taken that the name should not be written Backwater, as he, is not that i kind of a max. B. Schweitzek, Representative . from Owen county, the man who managed to get bis name in the Indianapolis papers so frequently last winter, is out as a Democratic candidate for State Treasurer. It is our opinion that when the Convention is over it will be found Schweitzer has been beautifully left by a more worthy and capable competitor. Charles Jules Guitean, the assassin of Garfield, was a Republican campaign orator only last fall, and labor- - ed with zeal to secure Garfield's election. His campaign speeches were issued in documents by the Bepublican National Committee. One of - these speeches has already found its - way into the press. It was delivered August 6th last, in New fork city. It was is in the usual style of fervid - bloody shirt Republican campaign ?' oratory. The closing sentences were - as follows: ; Ye men whose sons perished in the ' war what say you to the issue? Shall our National Treasury be controlled 5 by ex-rebels and their Northern

allies, to the end that millions of

Southern war claims be liquidated?

If you want the Republic bankrupt-'

en with the prospect of another war, make Hancock President. If you want prosperity and peace make Garfield President, and the Republic will develop till it becomes the greatest and i wealthiest nation .on the gloDe.

A Cincinnati astronomer says the comet has two tails, and the Boston Post wonders what liquor produces this particular optical illusion. New Orleans merchants have more faith in an old horseshoe over the door than in a column advertisement in a daily paper. A train with three hundred solders aboard attemptedthe passage of a frail bridge on a road in Mexico, a few days ago. The bridge broke down the train plunged into the horrible chasm. In the freight van was a large consignment of alcohol, which exploded and finished the work of destruction so well begun by the bridge. Over two hundred men were killed outright or roasted to death, while fifty others were more or less injured. . m e ' . . Henry Smith, a colored fiend, ravished a little orphan girl at Des Arc, Arkansas, on Saturday. He then cut her throat, atabbed her in the side and bowels and mashed her shoulder and head with a fence rail. A.t night about thirty or forty of the leading citizens of the town went to the jail, took the fiend out and sent his soul to join that of Geo. Scott, who was linched here last winter. The papers say the hanging was one of the most quiet and orderly that has ever taken place in the State. At the State convention of County Superintendents, held at Indianapolis a few days since, it was thought

best to raise the grade of examina

tion for teachers licenses . As the grade now stands, about all those who have been teaching on six months certificates will be left out unless they can do better in the future. The present grade requires a general average of seventy per cent, to get anything, and those who have been holding a higher grade of licenses will be graded down in proporrtion, for it now requires seventy per cent, for six months eighty for twelve, ninety for eighteen and ninety five for twenty tour. The prohibition question in Kansas is causing considerable excitement there, and is viewed with interest by the people of other States. Some hold that with the exception of a few town, the law is a success. Others say that only in the smallest towns and rural districts can it be made to work effectually. In the larger Icities, the officials are charged with being in league with the rum sellers, and passing by in silence, open violations of the law. The truth probably is, that like all questions, public opinion is the law that decides Kthe matter. The side that gains the choice ot the jury is the one that wins the day. Until the people are elevated up to a standard that favors total-absti nance, there always will be trouble in enforcing prohibitory raeasures.In the meantime, the lawyers are the ones to reap the most benefit

The "truly good Deacon Richard Smith," a well known Cincinnati journalist, in a recent address before the press association of Northern Indiana, related I he following in reference t& the credit system in journalism: "When the Gazette Company changed from the credit to the cash in-advance system there were $86,099 due on the boots from weekly subscribers alone that had been accumulating for a third of a century of that amount not 80,000 cents were collected. We employed a man and furnished him a good horse and sent him off on a collecting tour. In six

months he died, thesadleand bridle were pawned for keep, and the man returned a considerable balance

(against the company. We sold the

books for old paper and called those credits lost

It is proposed to raise $250,000 for Sirs. Garfield, and several prominent New Yorkers have started the subseriptuMv with $5,060 each. Accord uagjo the agreement, the money wil! be invested in U. S. Bonds, of which

Mrs. Garfield; will receive the interest

and, at her death, the amount will be divided anoong her children. This is a nice little return for Mrs. Garfield's devotion to her wounded husband, but the trouble is that every woman in the whole country will be wanting to have her husband Gui-teaued-

. Those of our stay-at-home patriots, who talk so glibly about "rebel Democrats," are directed to the following from the Governor of Kentucky: "I request that all business be suspended, and that the good people of this common-wealth assemble in their churches and other places of worship, and jjnite their prayers, addressee! to the souree of every good and perfect gilt imploring that the great calamity now impending oer our common

country may be avertedthat the life

of James A. Garfield, President of

h e United States, may be vouchsafed

to us that he may be restored to

his country, family and friends, long

to live, an mat in tne mture our

, countrv' mav be oresei ved from the

repetition of all similar atrocities.

-When yon come to town with

your wool first call on' Wicks & Co.,

. 4 at; the Bee Hire. No one else m i town will do better by yonjif so well.

A excessively hot wave passed

over the country the latter days of

last-week and the first of the present one. At Pittsburgh, Pa., the thermometer registered 105 in the shade Sunday, and many prostrations oc

curred, twenty-one proving fatal.

Many mills were compelled to shut

down Thursday. At Cincinnati the

mercury reached 103 Sunday, and

prostrations were frequent lhir-

teen deaths resulting from excessive

beat occurred. At Covington, Ky, four fatal sunstrokes resulted. On

Thursday thermometres registered

100 at Danviil. Vs., and 95 at Port Jervis, N. Y. ; on Sunday, 101 at Indianapolis, Ind., with three fatal sunstroke. Telegrams show that the intense heat extended all through the West, and several fatal sunstrokes are reported from other points.

Notice of Dissolution.

We the undersigned mem bcrs of t he h rm of Ryors, Bol lenbaclier & Co. have this day mutually dissolved by the retirement of J. Howej Ryors all debts to be settled by tj,ho remaining members. J. Howe Ryors, , Geo, Bollenbacher, Geo. W. Bollexbachkr.

Notice ol Partners hip. We the undersigned have formed ourselves into a partnership for the manufacture of spokes, under the firm name ol Bollenbacher . Sons. All accounts with Ryors, Bollenbacher & Co, will be settled by them. Geo. Bor.LKNBAOHER, GlJO. W. Boi.LENKAOHER, M. C. Bollenbac her, . W. P. Bollenbacher. Biomiagtoo, Ind., June 29, 1881. Another car load of the latest Novelties received at the New York Store. I

WANTED. 20,000 bushels Wheat at the Bloomington City Mills for which the highest market price will be paid in cash. LEFFLER & BRO. July 21, '81.

THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY. BL.OOnilSGTO.'V, IND, Collesre Tear bopliiH Sept. l;t 1881 Tuition Tree. Both sexes admitted. en equal conditions. For Catalogue and other informs tion, address LEMUEL K0S8. W. W. SF ANGLER. " Piesident. Secretary,

McCalln e waists for misses.

Co. have corset

Notice to Cont ractorn. Notice is hereby given that, sealed bids will be received at the office of the Trustee of Salt Creek township up to Monday, the first day of August, for the erection of a school bouse. I will hold the right to re

ject any or all bids.

Jesse C. Smith, Trustee. July 9, 1881.

Notice to Heirs, State of Indiana, Monroe County Circuity Court: Notice is her oby given that John S. Bennett Administrator with the wilt annexed of the estate of Mansfield Bennett, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be beard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said County. Wm. R BROWNING, Clerk, C. C. Monroe County Buskirk & Duncan Att'ys. Notice of Non-Residence. State of Indiana, Monroe county, 88. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881: Martha J, Mullikin ) vs V Complaint Thomas Mullikin. ) Divorce. Now eomes the Plaintiff by Mulkv, East & East, Attorneys, and file her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant, Thomas Mullikin 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 next terra of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the first Mongay of September A. D. 1881, at the Court housf: in Bloomington in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the aame will be heard and determined iri his absence. Witness my name and tlie seal of saip Court, affixed at Bloomington, this, 20th day of June, a. . 1881. seal Wm. F. Browking, Clerk Monroe County.

VERY DANGEROUS. F. Burrows, of the firm of Burrows & Win Stanley,. Sarnia and

Wilkebport, writes that he was cur

ed of a very dangerous case ot m-

fiamatoin of the lungs solely by tbe

use of five bottles of Eclectnc Oil. Feels great pleasnre in recommending it to the public, as he had proved it, for many of the diseases it mentions to cure, through his friends, and in nearly every instance it was effectual. Sold by J. W. Shoemaker. Mrs. S. E. Derootte wants itiinderstood that eveiyone that owesater a cent must call and settle immediately or their acconnts will be placed in the hands of an officer.

The New York Store keeps a full line of clothing, and cjannot be undersold by other storesThe New York Store is the place to get a good hat. ; Go to the Boss Drug Store for Wall Paper and Window Shades. Notice of Appointment. Notice is hereby given! that the undersigned has been appointed Ad

ministrator de bonis non of the estate of James Hanson, late of Monroe county, deceased. Said estate supposed to be solvent. ....-! JAMES F. MORGAN, ., Adm'r do bonis non. Jnno 18, 1881.

TARAXINE

The Great Vegetable Liver Corrector. jW contain no Calomel or Ifineral of any kind, It Main Ingredient I the Con central d 'Medico I Principle of the Taraxieum or Dandelion, '

TARAXINE

Xb a Specific for all Jblseatea arising from Deranged Ziver Bowyl9f Spleen or Kidney XABAXISE WTAMAXINE

Kcver fails

to cure Chronic

Ague. Try to

Cures Liver Com-' plaint in all its Stages, !

XABAXIKE

Cures Habitual

Constipation,

TABAXINU Cures

Dyspepsia and

inatgestton

TARAXINE

Xb for Sale by all "DtmggXeie and latent Medicine Dealers.

Price, 50 Cts. arid $1.00. A. KIEFER, Indianapolis, Ind,

Notice to Non Residents. State of Indiana, Monroe County, ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881:

Ellen D. Duknix'3 vs. Thomas Mullikik, M A KTIIA J. Md LLl K I K, Anohkw S. Oliphas't, Martha E. Oliphant, eta!.

Now comes the 'Plaintiff 1 Jerre F. Pittman and others, her attorneys, and files her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas Mullikin, is not a resident oi the State of Indiana, that a cause of action exists against him in relation to Ileal Estate and that he is a necessary party thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendaut that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the 1st Monday of September, A. D. 1881, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal oif said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 6th day of July A. D. 1881. seal Wm. F. Brownixg, Clerk Monroe County. Pittman et al., Attfys.

Notice to IVoii-Itewldeiits, State of Tnaiana, Monroe County, ss. In the Circuit Court, Sep tern her Term, 1881: Ellen B. Dunxixg, ") vs. j Uriah Mullikfx, Martha Mullikin, Thomas Mullikin ifc Paris C. Dunning. J Complaint to set aside a eonveyance and subject property to execution. Nw comes the Plaintiff by Jerre F. Pit! man & Buskirk & Duncan her Attorneys and files her complaint herein, to set aside a conveyance and subject the property to excution, together with an affidavit that said defendant Thomas M ullikin is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendeut that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the 1st Monday of September A. D. 1881, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 7th day oi July A. D. 1881. 6RAL Wm. Ft Brown njG, Clerk Monroe County. Pittman et al., Atk'ys. Notice to Hon Resident State of Indiana, Monroe County, st, In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881:

Annie O. Mershon ; vs. James A. Mkrshon.

Now comes the Plaintiff by Loud en & Miers, her Attorneys, and files her complaint hereto, together with an affidavit that said defendant James Mershon is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendant that unless he beand appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe Circuit Court, to be holden on the first Monday of September A. D. 1881, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his absence. Witness my name and seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 7th day of SulyA D 1881. seal Wm. F. BitowrNiNG, Clerk Monroe Countv.

Complaint Divorce.

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 being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Circuit Court of said county. Attest: Wm. F. Browning, C. C. Monroe County. Buskirk & Duncan, Att'ys.

SAVE

Save

One-half the Profits BY BUYING GOODS OF

A FEW OP MY PJKMMES:

Mens' Cass. SuiU ..... Mens' All-Wool Suits 22 yards Bleached Musliu 22 yards Fine Brown " 14 yds Heaviest " " 22 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet 10 yards Jeans 8-pounds Rio Coffee 10 pounds N. O. Sugar. . .

$4 00

00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00

.1 00

jg-I 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, 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 YEARS EXPERIENCE And money to pay in advance for all the goods 1 buy, I therefor CAN

and WILL sell my present stock of

goods for ONE HALF of that any other house in town will sell you. If any other house will sell goods at cost, I will "throw in" the thread to make them up. POBt TTX And then come in, and 1 will make good my promise. April 23, '81. W. O. FEE.

I UHBHNiWinMRi

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

Notice to JDc)tin(ueut. An act concerning taxation passed by tho last Legislature. Section 159 reads as follows: Sec, 159: County Auditors shall not be authorized to ered.t the .Treasurer with any uncollected delinquency for which he claim. credit unless such Treasurer shows how, oy proper returns as above provided, verified by his oath or affirmation, that he has diligently sought for and has been unable to lind any personal

property from which to collect Mich taxes, or that having made a levy, he was enjoined or otherwise prevented from making sale or collection by a court of competent jurisdiction; and in all casos where he has failed to make demand upon residents who are delinquent, or to levy and sell where personal property can be found in the county out of which to make the tax, he shall be liable, on his official, bond,. for .such uncollected delinquency and ten per cent, damage thereon. So it is not only ray duty to collect, but I am compelled to do so to save myself and my Bondsmen, so take due notice and govern yourselves accordingly. Respectfully, L. E. MbKiHXBT, . Treasurer Monroe County. Bloomington, Ind., May 26, 1881. BEDS OF DOWN FEEL HARD All beds seem hard to the rheumatic. Then hearken ye peevish sufferers! Apply Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil to your achoing 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.

MAKING A RAISE. John Hays, Credit, P. 0., says: His shoulder was so lame lor 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. Shoemaker, Bloomington, Ind.

A Wonderful .Discvery. r ; For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stuborn Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma pain in the side and chest, dry hacking congh tickling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Ihroat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and has established foi itself a world-wide reputation. Many leading physicians recommend and use it in their practice. Tho 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 a t. ial bottle for ten cts, or a regular size for $1. For sale by H. Lindley. Bloomington Ind.

WALL PAPER

AND

Window shades!

THE PROPRIETOR OF THE City Book Store Takes pleasure in announcing that he has on hand and is receiving, an immense lot of Wall Paper, Window Shades and Fixtners, carefully selected with special reference to the spring trade. In Wall Papers the paterns are new beautiful in style, and of superior quality such as cannot fail to meet the wants of this cora m unit' . Our facilities for exhibiting our Paper to advantage, are unusually good. Ladies are specially invited to call and see our styles and learn prices, both of which they will find entirely satisfactoiy. We are making large additions to our stock of W indow Shades and Fixtrues. Ladies in want of such articles are respective fully invited to inspect our supply, feeling assured that if they do s.o,they rill look no further. E. P. COLE. Bloomington, Ini' March 9, 1881.

DCUOinU boujibhs, rCnOllini'a widw. fatben, mothers ot ckildreu. Thouiuinds y e . entitled. I'eQiionfleivea f r losf fingertoe. eyo or ruptnre.Turicote veins nr njr IIie- Thoueauds cf ponrioncrs av.d soldien entitled to 1NU3EASE and BOUKT V.

hmi warrants procured, bought and swld. Soldit rt and h-jir apply far yot r rights at once. Send stamps for Tho Ci men-Soldier." and Pension and lionnty lawa. Mauls and iastruetioiis. We

rjnreierio tnoutauui oi. x (nnoorn ana Uiifinis. Adlrea N. W. Pi tzeural d & Co. Pessids & Vxikst Att'ya, Lock.T:oi5S,Wa3LiDBton, I). C.

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DAVID LAHDKEOT Philadelphia, Pa. A GENTS - WANTED aw

by J5Xa3 prnkBR-aHU PROFE88IONAU

TON. A ooUcUcn or his mosl iaark.able Dttective storl:s, laou, tbrilUnj and bMerdona v&ta, takon from private reoords, ainl never huffii-d ritihlifihed.

ProraselyliniHrj.ied.low HI 1MI TMP DFTECT1WES.

to prtct, anu leiiH Ttrj ""'- . . ' w" rapidly Rt for large clttular an i picUI terms. Addre O. C. WICK & CO., Cleveland, O,

HIEV

AGENTS WANTED :S5SJSKfi132 iinar Machlite evt.'i: invcutat. Will isuuopairdf Btockinas, with IIBE1U and TOE complete, ia 20 minutta. It will also Unit. great variety of fancywork for which thero i always . a ready market Sen J for circulat and terms to the Twomhly Ituit tixtg St aclkfne Co., dU9 Wouhlns loa S U, liuUun, Mass.

NEW RICH BLOO

Parsons' JPurgntire I.H1ls mnko Now Hk,U Blood, ami will completely chamgo tho blood in the entire system ih three months. A nv person wlto will take 1 pill each night from 1 to iSwceka mav hi; reatorcd to sound liealth, if such a tlilsg Lu possible. Sent by mail for 8 letter stamps. J. JOHN HO 21 CO,, Itvaton, Maes., fui-mcrty JJan'jorj Mc, ,

THE t . . LION i LIVER PAD AND j 1 ' PLASTERS , Wl L t PO 3 IT IV E L Y C U R B Malaria, Chills and fTor, Llrer Complaints, Kld ney IHflli'altlea, Intermittent and Billoas Ferer Pains in the Back and Cheat, Begutateii the lowels And. con-set all derangements of the system y which are the offspring of Malaria. Don't dete the ytem with Arsenic or'Quinine, whicll are not only expensive but dangerou i medicines, when this liarmts8 romedy Is certain to cure y on. Thecur of disease ty Absorption ia not only an undisputed fact, but the fu Mil Ira on t of n namral law, and is certain to take the place, in alare decree, of internal medicines; Th-j action of the Lion Fud upon t, disordered atomaeh and Xivr, aud ita thorough extermination of fe verauf every tort, and the ralue of the Plasters in oa fistiru? tho action of the Tad. especially when there it pain in tho back or lido, or cold extremities, makes the combined Remedy not only -.he cheapest but the Sorest

ana tfasrerer praseniea to me puou:. The Whole Treatment Combined, PAD, BODY & FOOT PLASTERS,

.FOR.... OWE DOLLAR, 5 ire this Benedf a trial $ It Is certain to help yotu For sale by Druggists, or sent by mall upon receipt ot above pri'e, by , THE LION MEDICINE CO., 208 Wooeter St., JSJB.W TOHK. Sold by J. W. SHOEMAKER. 0. & M Baillroad. EMIGRANTS FOR

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

A New Billiard Room !

SIMMER SCHOOL!

Under the Management of the Preparatory Teachers, State

t um varsity, rioommgton, xnmaiia,

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TEXAS

OSCAR SOUDEES, WEST SIDE PUJ3LIC SQUARE.

Conmenciiig July lfjtli, aM efcp tie Monroe My Teip' ;

MPSI ZtjlD, 1881. v "What's to be Done Follower 1st COMMON BRANCHES. . .

(a) Each branch will be thoroughly reviewed, and difficult points discussed and explained, .-,.':... -j,";3 1 ' (b) The coarse of instruction in- (&RAMMAR will un fold various modes of Analysis and scholarly opinions of knotty questions :

WiUliKArHX will be conducted by topu-s and questions -1000 questions in descriptive Geography will be given, all essentials points in Political Geography, MATHEMATICAL and PHYSICAL Geography Specialties; The treatment of PHYSIOLOGY will be comprehensive, thorough and; practical ; U. S. HISTORY" will be taught by the most impressive methods; READING, WRITING and ORTHOGRAPHY" will be given due prominence; the study of AUTHORS connected with the work in reading, will be e$iecialljr useful to teachers. " "i (c) Those desiring to obtain Teachers' License will receive special attention. ,V 5 " i' 2nd THEORY AND PRACTICE: : ,

(a) This portion of the work will be handled in a way which wil be eminently practical to those about to teach for the first time! ;

(b) Teachers of experience will receive valuable bints And suggestions on School management. ... '? (o) The elements of a Training School will be developed-from time to time. 3rd PREPARATORY WORK FOR COLLEGE CLASSES: , (a) In addition to the work of the common branches, recitations in Algebra, Geometry and Latin will be conducted for, the benefit of those de&iring instruction in these studies. r (b) An intimate acquaintance with Preparatory work enables the -conductors of this School to do more in the t ame length of time toward preparing Tor College work than can be done elsewhere in the state

4th A COURSE OF LECTURES: ,., , " ?

(a) On subjects particularly useful to Tcschers. (b) On subjects entertaining and instructive to all. REMARKS: Our Chief obiect is to conduct a Teachers' Normal. An

acquaintance with; the Public Schools, and with the workings of various

Normal Schools, enable us to insure as much and as lasting benefit to be

gained irom this bciipol, as can be derived from any similar School elsewhere. Literary work of a useful and entertaining nature will be present-

ed during the progress of the School. Any one desiring to' enter the? i Freshman or Preparatory Classes of the University or any similar institution can find here an unusally good opportunity to prepare himself ? EPENbES: Tcition, $5, 'payable in advance. Board from $2 25

to $ 3 per week. Parties wishing board at the lowest rates must commu-1 nicate wit hit he Teachers on the subject. Co3t of the entire term need not

exceed $20. For further information, address , :0

W. KTiOUGHTON. J. K, BECK or J. A. WOODBURN.

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MAN

I h aye j u st pureh ased two of t he finest billiard tables ever brought to Bloomington, and would respectfully ask all lovers of the game to give them a trial. 25 3m O. SCUDERb.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloohingtox, - - ISDIAXA.

Oifice : Bee Hive Building, second floor. ApllG'Sl.

CASPER VA1JZANT,

UDERTAKEBt and tJPHOLTER. North End of Fee's Building, Col lege Avenue. Hearse furnishel when desired, BLOOMINGTON - INDIANA

i .fa W. Craiiii,

Resident "Dentist, offics: Over McCalla.& Co's BLOOMINGTON, IND UJfAll woik guaranteed. 642

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

h L 00 MINGTON,

IND

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"blMIMtalt!"

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Washington Territory 'Colorado, Arizona and Kew

. As liberal annnBements regarding age. as any other Hue. and rates of fare always as lw as competitors, who furslfih but a tithe of the comma. Does and tacs::e of sportsmen free. ; -"t,Mk,JjU-L. Tickers, maps ;nd folders at allpriucjpalltcket offices in the United SrnH and Canada.

In Kansas. Nebraska, Ilack ItiUa,

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if if inn want to hnv Threshers,

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It Engines Celther Portable or Traction, to use for threshing, sawing

ft Bsst is the Cheapest." Tor Vrice w List and Illustrated : Pamphlets.

-(sent free) write to Acitmsp Isp 4 Tatlob ConrAXV. Mansfield Q-

PENSIONS ARE PAID ererr solditr dUabloa in lino of daSr.by accident r other wub. A WOUN3 of aayhlad . Io of 8ngci too or je BUPTUKE, SKhtdlseaa ttnnm or Tartooae Veins giro a pt union. . Uadcr now law tliousauds ors titled to an lacrtaie of ponrioa. Vidoir. orphans and dependent fathers or mothers of eoldiori who died in tho army att a peneioo. BOUMTY Diichario For wound, iniuriei or rupturs. gives full bounty. Send stamp s f or oopy Fnnioa and Bounty AeU. Addreil.

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Tne only Vapor Cock fitort that hu stoo the tnt of yean, and givtn. euMn and perfect ntisfiantiw. ; 5O0O06 I Kow in use., and if rowing In favor whravr used. Those who have them will fro :' . -. do without (hem; - The Most Simple, j The Most Durable, 1 The Most Perfect, The Mot t ttaaomic4 i Ho Sweltering Heat, Wo Fires to Build, . . No Ashes to Remove, . Ho Fuelto Carry, . NoSmoke. ; No Odor. ; I0R SDISHER USE THEY ABE HKSPEISiBtE. Does every description of eoekiitg or other work heretofore done by the ordinary cooking stove or ra nge, with ease and perfect eocai orsWaphine;, Ironing, baking, broillnfr. frult cunning, etc., etc, without the inaufferabie heat of the old-fariiioned cook etoe and edways ready. .: . Our "Patent Automatic Bafety Can rend e the use of our stove "perfectly sale' In the hands of the meet careless, or inexperienced. ., m-' ' ,.r Send for full descriptive circular and price Bsi- Special inducements 4o;ugaats in iue occupied Jerritory.Address, mix yum stove cokpaicy ;- i

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It in the result of 20 .oats' exariesjee aadi?" experiments in Sewtrig Machines. It comhimm thm good points of all prevent anl former wudcf, and SB net a " ono nana " or " one idea " machine, aaotfaamf are. It avoid tho defecta ef etheie and pcst aeases naw and valuable features and conveniences, $ It is large, lig ht. -running, wiwlifl, AondfOSOO, e reuimt, durablt, and rimpU. Warranted end I kept to repair free for A yearn. Circular w-tbj full description amtf region reqtiewL Itiustirelythai bent A trial will prove it Don't: fail to ace It t tx fore you buy. AUFAOTOBBi&TFiiOESrtOal MAGHINB CD.,florenoe,3dJi88. ; snor.vsMutXfVf G SO. P. BEST. SI Aid 88 Jackson fit. UOcafQ. fit

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Will praotlce in Courts of Monroe and ad cining counties. Special attention paid to oliections and all nusinets entrusted to his are. 31tf

tb us kirk A Duncan ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BLOOMINGTON, IND Fraetiue in the Courts of Monroe and adjoin ing counties. Prompt attention given to eol lections and all other legal business.

THE DOLLAR CINCINNATI WEEKLY TIMES, Is by far the largest, finest, ablest and most readable family weekly published. It is cosiiiopoiiUin in character and non-sectional iu lone, and may be read with equal interest in Maine, Oillforuia, Iowa or Georgia. It Is strictly and emphatically the people's paper. Kvery subscriber in addition to the paper receives a Ixjautifu! engraving two feet wide and almost three feet long, and all for one dollar a year. There are no extra charges of any kind to subscribers. Send us one dollar and we pay postage on paper and picture and all outer cota. N o matter where yon live, noxt to your county iaper, this is the journal you want. The news, markets, and 1 Itornture of the world,, every week for only one dollar a year. And in addition to this, you receive our large and beautiful engraving, which is one of the most attractive presents ever'-given with a newspaper In this country. Address THE WEEKLY TIMES,

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PUHI2 KENTUCKY SOUR MASH WHISKY. U .

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THRESHERS.

Traction and Plain Englneti nd Horse-Power

Mset Oampli)to Threaher.

la the World.

Eetabilahed

1848

IlJtlHOnais, without ciiaijge of name, maoiisement, or location, to "bcuk vp tiU Orestt Mstrranty given omau ear fsesai

STEAM - POWKtt SKP Al tATOltS nud Complete Steam -fttotfmpjg Mnost Traction Enslnea and Plain JboBlnee ever seen In tha Amencan market. , ;1,l- -A nxuUUuiT qftpeciat features wf"1 f.vr 1881,tcuther with eMtteseNHia trp. turn and not niaU not dreamed of by othcrmaKeafi. 1: Four abMM of Sepiuatora, from O to 18 liorso !Pwo dyloii of Mounted 'IM&&S7iW. ttfltl ?cct of Hdccted Lumber OlAl.lfVU (from CArJ tp tteyMair-drUd) eonstanUy -m hand; from which is built the In-

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TRACI ION ENGINES

Strongest, SMSrt durabljuand efficient evtr maaX if, 10 13 Horse Jpowcr.

Thc bcit Lager Beci.ou draughty

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. Fsnrmer i and ThreeheriMen are invited to Snvpstitfati Uiin tnttAh Thrcehing Machinery, aarculars pent free. Address - NICHOLS, SHKPARO A CO. ' Battle Cr99ftv MIohisnn.

Bueklen Arnica The Best Saive in the woritl Cuts, Bruiser, Sores, Ulcers, Suii Rheum, Povw Sores, Tetter, Chapper Hands, Chilblains, Cbrnsv and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. The aiiro is guamhteed to givo perieet satiifs.rt.inn in everv case or monev

funded. Price 25 cents per bo2a For sle ljjrf " H.; Lindlkt, " ; Z' loomiugton Indi

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piac't Cure for tfetisumptton. It acts quick and it tastes rood.

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