Bloomington Courier, Volume 7, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 August 1881 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY COURIER.

Sina in. "i mi n ii H.XFELTGS, i SLLA FELTOSjj

Editors.

A UTC BEMOORATIC KKW5PAPER.

91 ftp per year in advance

THE LAB&EST ACTUAL CIRCULATIOK

TheJftew York Store.

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1,600 DOZEN LADIES AND GENTS'

ALL- LINEN

SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT

200 Dozob at . . -SOO Dozen at . 150 Dozen at SOO Dozen at .7 . 2oO Dozen at 300Do2Tat . . . 200 Dozen at ...

.... . . . 6c ... ....... ....8c .. .... ...10c ,;..15c

Not more than half the usual ? prjee.

MARKED IN PLAIN FlSURESr :

dim IVERS & CO.

INDIANAPOLIS.

PRICES . v ' 7 -

: Thevdi3atche8fi!om Washington last Monday caused the gravest apprehen Eiioni throughout the country. They brought the- neirs that the President's . pulse had peached 130 and that his stomach was unable to retain food. Nourishment was administered to. (him by injection' Dispatches up to the hour the Courier was ready for prcss. do not give u muchtmore. encpuragemeot. It does not sem possible that the President can Jive but his doctors have not

abandoned all hope.

Irastian Creek. The people are all of one mind and are praying the same prayer. Let it rairii Heniy Cram has been cutting hiscorn , or rather fodder. Wheat is now being threshed and is turning out very poor. The corn crop is an entire failure" on ridge

land. There is some little corn in the valleys. Farmers are getting rid of surplus stock as fast as possible ;, some of our farmers1 have begun to feed their stock. - Bliss Lou Morgan, of Marysyille, Mo.t is visiting relatives in this township. Jesse Smith's child is very sick and is. not expected to live. William I. Anderson says that there will be no rain of any account till the 21st of September, and gives bis reasons. We are in hopes th at our old astronomer is mistaken. By the way. he is spoken of as a probable candidate for Township JTrustee. Joel Morgan reports seeing a very large snake on the farm of Absalom Keteham. He can't tell the size nor color, but he says that it was a larger one than Barnum eyer exhibited in this country.

William Tatem's wi fe died August 13th, after an illness of several days. She leaves six small children.

, Jacob Carmichrel and John Rare

have sold their interest in the Dillman saw mill to Mr. H. Dili man.

' Jacob Carmichael has bought the land cf William Parh am, to be occurred bv his Daren t Jacob believes

i:a honoring-hia father and mother.

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J ax Gould is, the, boss of 20,000 miles.' of railway; Wht not starts subscription ;for Conkling antWPIatt? " V" . r": 1 ' '. - , - , ... Bix-ine ru n s the government while the President is sick. rv " --1; : " . . trBB :." ' - .Mas. Lracour is afraid that her son, the Secretary of Wr lbe shop: - ' ; .. mm v m ... - r. v. Grant, the great American pauper,

- has bought a handsome residence-in Nw York City. : ' .m ; tm 'r. '. Aim still we receive no word that a sulxscr ipti onhas been started for won try edi tors. LctoKouT for the. locomotive. They tire building raibad tothe top of Lookout Mountain. ' '-..". Tjebi was a man frozen to death in New York, last week. He fell

m his fee-bouse; 7i

" William Psrham will move Bloomingtou in September.. ! Reporter.

Tas city press has nothing to say now about the "croaking farmers." They realize the fact that the drouth

has brought about -?rerr serious

condition of afiairs.

Garfield has lost thirty pounds ; ainoe the day be was shot. And

yet his physicians have been telling toftftveiy day for a month that tUe

f President is rapidly getting well.

"'i vlk; South Carol inaa prohibitory

" 1 smsndmei t to the Constitution was

f tlefated by at least 50,000 majority. J U-he Governor of North . Carolina can

ioiitinue to extend his usual in vita-

A tioa to the .Governor of South Caro-

Worms are destroying t he green sweet corn in Iowa and Minnesota, the same in Celorado, They get in early as a fly deposits her egg, hatch and grow fat as they devour the .milky kernels, spoiling it for market. The truly devout christian, whose great energy is devoted to skinning his neighbors and saving his soul, is not worth as much' to enesprise as the one thousandth part of a liberal sinner who has aims in life beyond himself. : Colon! Ingersoll thinks the Democrats will not succeed until , they change their partjr name. There is no need ongoing to that trouble, since the Republicans are making their party name so thoroughly infamous that apolitical tramps will be

ashamed ftp uset much longer. -TheJSretary tae at Washington reports that there is not over one m illiop applications for ofSce on file in the Department at Washington. Truiywis this Republic a hotbed for office-seekers, and this because of the large salaries given to and the bigjfatealinge indulged in by office-hoWers.

It is hjgfetime that teaching was

made a profession, and some protec

tion throffn around the good teacher.

Under take present practice or em-

ployfegjteachers a c areful study of

the fttitfBjies shows forty per cent, of the teachers who are employed annuaUy are! failures; loolwell to your teachers and encourage those who re willing-to spend their time and moneys to fit themselves for real

ft. 1

So loiig as temperence men rely upon stopping the consumption, of liquors by legislation neglecting other means, the cause will advance backward. If ministers should demand legislation to compell people to confess religion churches would be deserted and the means of grace would be inaccessible Cincinnati

Gazette. The people's route is the Vandalia Line. It offers every facility for quick, safe, comfortable and enjoyable transit to travelers who select this route. It stands second to no line running west, and offers inducements and advantages that can not be offered by any of its competitors. Its managements keeps pace with the times in adopting every modern improvement known to the modern railway system, and is determined that the Vandalia line shall always remain the leading line to the west. For tickets, maps and information call on our address John Graham, agent, Bloomingtonlnd. The Ohio Republicans confess their inability to meet their opponents on a fair field by appealing to their friends in the East to raise funds for the re-election of ' Foster. It certainly seems that with the patronage of the Federal Government and Foster's private fortune, to say nothing of the interested national banks and railway corporations they have to levy upon, they could get on without begging Eastern aid. But the people are against them.

That is what is the matter, and it would not be surprising if Foster is

defeated in the heretofore strong Re

publican State.

Don't You Forget it! School Books and Stationery at the Boss Drug Store. State of Indiana, Monroe County, Circuit Court:

THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY, H1JLOOITUNGTON, 1NJD. CUoir; Year begins Sep! . Itt 1881 . "... - . . - Tuition Tree. Both ftexoa admitted en equal oonditiors. For Catalogue and nther informa tiori, address LEMUEL 1108, W, SPAHGLEK, President. Secretary,

UNIVERSITY of CINCINNATI.

THE

LIVER PAD

AND

BLOOD!

BAD

TiTOOni

BLAGK'DBAUUHT " cares dyspepsia,

indigestion and heartburn. , Sold by J. W. SHOEM AKER. There is no excuse for the tramps

who prowl about the country beg

ging for their subsistence. They

will bear a great deal oftcwatching and a great deal of booting, for they steal every thing they can lay their hands upon at the mom en besides planning how best to effect an entrance into

your d welli ng at the first -opportune ty,

Any able-bodied man can find em

ployment, and would be obliged to

do so, were it not for tender hearted people who cannot bear to turn anybody away hungry, although, 03' feeding these scalawags, they are encouraging vagrancy, exposing themselves to vermin or contagious diseases, and possible murder. Get rid of tramps by cutting off their supplies:

Acudemlc Deprtmot.withfiTo different courne3load- j u i f fi tux udeinioa,amlXoHWAL Course lei ding to a (Uploaa. 1 W

tlt.? .- . l'Li - t ?.cHCti iIHT Halariiu Chllla and Few, -LlTWCfl

.notice is nereov nvei; wxav tiiu "rx? "?: "u.? ;n.Y . bifllmlt vs. lutermittit and

I? frtimoti A rlmmialrnr.nr ri'P ifn io i &li liuDirtuicntsbocios Mcut. M.1P8I. Xoii.residenttudent I'sln! I u tlie liSt t khu tlu-Nl, lies

. v.0u, w'u.v "v" j cftnf,i)tin bosrd on rM9QRbla terras. Foi oBtaloguaddreM And correct all dcranveaicnts

uoii. esiai.e oi jaiue tin noun, uu- , wi,vv ot.n

ceased, 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. Browsing, C. C. Monroe County. Buskirk & Duncan, Att'ys.

NOTICE OF SURVEY., Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents, and all others . interested, that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe county, Indiana, or his Deputy, on Monday.

LUC XII til U IV ul AUUUBU, t X U

MT. AUBURN INSTITUTti L'0,"

4TthneiiB opens Sept. 81. H.TUANf MIfi1.y.ft, fni., jr.UQSii MMVIUn A. Pxifl., CibiiauU, ih

p. m., to run and establish all the

lines and corners necessary to be established in Section 15 Town 7 Range 1 East, commencing at the residence of John Carson. All parties interested are requested to be present at said time and place else the survey, will proceed in their absence. Simeon Mat. Auonst 13, 1881,

VASSA1K COLLEGE, POUGHKEEP5.1E, N.Y. FOR THE LI BERAL EDUCATION OF WOMFN Examinations for entrance, Sept. 14. Catalogues sent on application to V. JL. DEAMt Llefliilrar. July 27ih, 1881. Notice to Hci , m, State of Indiana, Moixroe County Circuit Court; Noti ce i s h oreby gi vec th a t J oh n

I S. Bennett Administrator with the

will annexod of the estate of Mansfield Bennett, deceased, has filed his

petit ion to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being insufli cient to pay hi 3 debts; and that said

petition will be ln'&rd at the next term of the Circuit Court of said County. Wm. F. BROWNING, Clerk. C. C. Mo j roe County Brisk irk & Duncan Att'ys.

POSITIVELY CURE

mplalnts, KW miiouK Ferenu

ulates tke BoitpIh

of the system

offspring of Malaria.

Don't d isa the iy?tem widi 'Arsenic or Quinine, whioh are not only expensive but dangrous medicines, when tii. Uarwle.ta remedy is certain to cure you. The cure of disoitSM by Absorption is not only an undisputed fact, bat the fulfillment of a natural law, and is certain to tftlto the place, in alarge decree, of internal medicine. The action of tlie Lion Pad upon a disordered stomach and Liver, and its thorough extermination of fe-

MADE PURE BY

BLOOD SEARCHER!

FOR THE BLOOD, SUCH AS !

" BLACK-DRAUGHT makes chills and fever ImpoaalbieT Sold by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

ioiticc. Auditor's Office, Monroe County Indiana. Notice is hereby given that on the 6th day of An'gust, 1881, John AL Stephenson, Joseph V. Hu-kirk and Nicholas S. May field, committee appointed by the Board of (."onitnissioners of said county to make a now apportionment of the estimated expenses of constructing and improving a turnpike road petitioned for by Aquilla W. Rogers and others.

have returned and tiled their report

of the apportionment of said expenses with the Auditor of said county, and

notice is hereby given tbat on the lath day .of September, 1881, the

Boaid of Commissioners ot said

county will meet at the Auditor's

office of said county to hear saici re

port and objections thereto. RICHARD A. FOLK, Auditor of Monroe County. August 13, 1881. Notice off Final Settlement.

Mstate of David JTinleg, deceased:

Notice is hereby given that George

P. Fin ley, Administrator of the above

named estate .! has this .dav hied in

the office of the Clerk of the Circuit

Court of Monroe County, .State oi

Indiana, his accounts and vouchers

in final settlement of the estate, and

that the same will come up for hear

ing and disposition in sai I Court at the next erm thereofvto:witt: on the first Monday of September, 1881,

Witness the Clerk and

seal. V Seal ot said Uourt tins

15th day of August,188L

Wh. F. BftowNiKO, Clerk. -

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

Ellen D. Dunningvs. -Thomas Mullikin. M ARTH A J. M ULLlKtN, AKDKEW S. OLIPHAIi'T.

Martha E. Oliphant, etal. j Now comes the Plaintiff hy Jerre P 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 ti cause of action exists against him In relation to Real Estate and that he is a necessarj party thereto. .Notice is therefore hereby given said Defendant that unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe I Circuit Court, to be h olden on tin 1st Monday of Sep t ember, A. D 1881, at the Court Mouse in Blooming ton, in said County and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will he htard and determined in his absence Witness my name-and seal of said Court, affixed at Bloomington, this 6th day of Julv A. D. 1881, seal Wm. F. Bkowning, Clerk Monroe County. Pittman et al., Att'ys.

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and But ovsr prwenicd 10 the public. The Whole Treatment Combined, PAD, BODY & FOOT PLASTERS, FOR O WE DO L L A R . Sire this Remedy a trial ; It U rertain to help yon For sa'.o Ii Drugfflst, or sent by mail upon receipt ot fcbovq prU-i, by THE LION MEDICINE CO., Sold bv J. W. SHOEMAKER.

O. & M. Railroad. EMIGRANTS FOR

XAS

The Vincennes Snnia now in its

75 Ax year. Some of oar; Monroe J

county people? were readers of the Son, many years agoMrhen they had -?t6 go to Yincennes Cor .iheir supplies! 'i'liere are a few living jiiow who rem-

i Frost a Madison letter to the Cincinnati Commercial we make the following extract: i I was talking to a prominent member of the Legislature last week, and asked him whor were the leading rr embers of the House, and he exliveBsed the opinion that upon the

democratic side of the House Gaut home and John W. Buskirk were the licavy weights, while the mem of the irreatesf ability upon the Republican icte were Vinson Carter, of Marion, dnd John W Ryan, of Delaware

Every day or- two some toady in some city informs the public that some official or business man has gone to the sea shore- or to the lakes for needed rest. It is given out that he isr absolutely worked down, and by arduous labor has .been enfeebled in jbody and tired out in mind. These society reports arc innocent enough, but they are almost entirely destitute of the truth. The fact is, the men, as a general thing, who go to the resorts are the men who do not bear

the burden and heat of life at home. Let them go. It is agreeable for them to go. But stop telling lies about their being worked down,whenever they go out for a cruise of

pleasure.

It will be a matter of interest to the stock breeders of our own and neighboring States to find in our col umns an official announcement of the First Semi-An uual Fair ol the Lou is-

ville Fair Association. With a time selected to avoid an3r conflict with the interest of our neighbors, and with an organization strong and well ordered, and comprising man'' of our most successful and influential men, no doubt is felt that the Louisville Fair will promote, in every praticable way, our stock interests, and, while doing this for pur country, will be at the same time for Louisville, one of the most important enterprises ever put before our people. Other great fairs have contributed, largely to the wealth of cities, and ours will do no less. Many thousand strangers will be brought here to witness our exhibition of stock, which it is in tended shall excel any ever seen be

fore. The amount of stock anv one

person is allowed to hold is limited to the sum of three hundred dollars, this being the qualification of membership, and the fair is entirely a people's enterprise, conducted solely in the public interest Maj. Henrv C. McDowell, in a letter before us expresses the opinion of many of our stock men when he says: "I be

lieve that the methods proposed by Louisville Fair association well make that the great stock fair of the world.' sCourier-Journal.

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The Old Settlers' reunion at Quinsy last week was a fraud. A large crowd was present and the day was pent i& wandering about the vicin

ity of the dirty old hamlet in search f something to help kill time If it had not been for the numerous ink lemonade stands; there "woold ?kave been many deaths from ennui. A premium off 50 was offered to the . iest band of m usic. There were no ii bands present TheQniney people .5got np a sort of a - cbariTari party and called it- a band, but it was a t.'fraad like the whole concern. ; The only redeeming feature was Col. Mataon's'speeehy ?

f A LomsTille wnter boasts that instead of subscribing to the Gar- : fyii funoV the city donates her chari-

I tins to the poor who need them, and

I ire neither in office or candidates for

my position. Lonifcville'a pet char-

i ny just now, is the sending of infants :; and children of theory poor,on free imaivikiaiifl into the i countr V. The

1 .- children are benefitted

boJylcliglitcd..

A Salt Lake letter of July 30th to

the Indianapolis Herald says: But

of all the ill-conditioned, God-forsak

en, hapless looking people I evtr saw, the women here bt at them all. yesterday" was supply day for the Mor

mon Farmers living outside the city. They bring their wive to town in

axle .wagon s, an d fill-the vaca nt room

with children, who leek fullv as bad

as their mothers,if not worse. Many

of them are lame and. hump-backed and all look sickly and are ill clad. Two but of every three women on the streets yesterday bad nursing infan ts on their arms, and four ouc of five of the children are said to be girls. One

of the saints had thirteen wives and

ninety-four children, which he exhibited with all the . pride I should take in a lot of fiae horses. I never realized the infernal nature ot the institution nor its effect on society

as I do now. The sooner our government crushes it out the better for humanity. It is a blot upon the face of the earth, particularly in this

beautiful valley; with apple, .peach, pear and plum trees in full blossom grass waving in the wind, bees humming andybirds singing, like our July weather, while in the background are the mountain tops covered with snow. It is the prettiest

snd every-1 sight -I ever saw, and one which I .' j shall never forget. ,

" BLACK-DRAUGHT " cureB costivencss

and Bick-Headaclie. Sold by J. W. SHOEMAKER.

The New York Store carries a big

stock of clothing. Examine it be

fore you buy elsewhere.

The Great Vegetable Liver Corrector.

It Mntainr no Calomrl or Mineral of any

hind, it Main Ingredient is the Ik central d Medical Vrincjpl of

the Tarasetaum or Dandelion,

rm a n a rv.TXT lJi

It a Specific -for all Dtovse arUinr frsnn ' Jueranffcd Zfwr,- Bote, Spleen or jyidneye .

TABAXINM I TAKAXISTE

Never fuilit t o cure Chronic

Notice of iVon-Iileidctic.

State of Indiana, Monroe county.

ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, 1881: '

Martha. J. Mullikin

ys , ! Complaint Thomas Mullikin. Divorce. Now eomes'the Plaintiff by Mul-

Y, East & East, Attorneys, and rile

ler complaint herein, together with

tn arnaavit. i-uac 3aia uerennanT,

rhomas Mui ikin is not a resident of

the State of Indiana. Notice is here-

y given said defendant that unless

le be and appear on the1 first da3 of

he next term of the. Monroe Circuit

Court, to be hotden on the first Mon

day ot September A. D. 1881, at the

Court house in Bloomiuton in said

bounty, and State, and answeror de

mur to said complaint, the same will

e heard and determined in his ab

sence.

Witness my name and the seal of

snip Court, affixed at Bloomington,

this, 20th dav of June. a. d. loot,

seal Wm. F. Browning, Clerk Monroe County.

Cures Liver Complaint in all its Stages tabaxMe

Cures Habitual

Constipation.

Ague. TrytU

TAMAXIITM

Cures "v

Jblf spepsia and

inQtyestiow

m A m A XT WATT

la for Sato by all Druggist and latent ..' Medicine Dealer. " Price 50 Cts. and $10. A. KIEFJEB9 Indianapolis, l'nd

BLUB FRONT ; MEAT SHOP. ' We have opened a meat shop on Fifth street, west .of M ullikin's block, and are prepared to furnish the public with fresh meat of all kinds at the lowest prices. Give us a trial. SMITH & CAM PBElfL. Bloomington, lnd., Aug. 13.

VERY DANGEROUS. F. Burrows, of the firm of Burrows & Winstanley, Sarnin and Wiikesport, writes that he was cured of a very dangerous case of infiamatoin of the lungs solely by the use of five bottles of Eclectric Oil. Feels great pleasure 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.

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Bushels is what you want. Buy Bone dust of Dunn ck Co. and you

will raise a good crop of wheat The New Hojae Sewing Machine runs right, noiseless and swiftly, and

is durable. In short, it has moer

good points than any other machine See it and test it for yourselves. Hi I'artor Drug" Store.

A Compound Tincture of tno most valu ble remedies known to tho medioal profoMlon, prepared upon )trlotlf , pharmaceutlegj principles,. ' Aa tirpertanm oi tweiitj.five Pi it to be a rrtAWrt Antidot to HkImm uta all oUir Xiu Sa9u0Bom known to iho ytotiA. a :t . Tho only ahtoluta fun for ftU AUreetlonii of tibe Kidney. In Urur Comploiintt Dypepel, 11 DUordure of l Bowels, and, 'JJ Aflee Uone of the Throi-; nniLnuMi -Mi 9JJ tlMu, while u a xa for mplaiatii pMulkr U th feuala oc it tui o eciuiO. NOT A BEVERAGE M ra old rcIinhlA aonebold Bmeat tharoiishlT adapted to -Wirt nature., ; It tnppllMi toao ta tli stomach, remriyraUa tho dirtwtiTO orjrftni, tJinuiata tno jecrotions, and pro. aaotinj a regular aotioti of tha bowels. enaolM rary onu of the body to perform iU allotted vatic rojp Wly and withoat interruption. . Iti hichoit commondation come from taoee who hav -aaed itt longest and known it best , Nawbare oo popular a in Jjenwu.-iar, Pi., wlvaro it has bjon in una for mare than a quarter of a centnrr. Hlffhly commended dji - CSeeerid Tpiite ud Appetizer. Sold by Drwicta averywhttra, THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH A larfa mud paper descriptive of diaeaut y. its orirjs oad euro. wiU ba mailed free ta any tridress m application to THE MUtllLER HERB BITTERS CO. JUtLnoaster, Pn. pTtf etmDxly rocomsoend to mothers lrof. Porker's Plenaaiit Worn Is.vrup. It nef fiuls, is easy to takewd so aftsr-pUysjo; is requiraA Woe, 26 eoeta.

Th Hest Cuh ?'yrup U

PUjo'h Cnri for Con um print.

It acla Quick and It tatw coou. Doee simill, botile lnrrir TbereforeUie cheapest, m wei as Uie best. Sold cvry where

2!te.. d 9 1.00 .pa-osttl

0o to the Boss nmg Store for Wall Paper

audi Window Shades,

AND THE GREAT WEST sbould Purchase Tickets by the 010 & MISSISSIPPI MILWAY, Lowest Rates for Tickets, Household Gootls, Stock, etc. Ail Passengers carried to St. Louis Union Depot. NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES By this Eon te,. For full information Bueh as nlaps, Time-tables, Rates on Passengers and Freight, apply to Station Agents of this Company, or call on or address J8. MILLS, General Emigration Agent, ' Seymour, lnd. w. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Bloomington, - - Indiana.

Office: Bee Hive Building, second floor. Apt 16 '81.

CASPER VA3STZANT, UNDERTAKER and UPHOLTER. North End of Fee's Building, Col lege AveBe. Hearse furnisho when desired. BLOOM INQTOlf - IJtrmAJb

Ulcers. Scrofuloms Diseases, Erysipelas, Pimple,B2iI Sore. Eycsy Scald Head Mercurial Disease i V and malaria. T , :

Dr. J. W. Crin

SAVE! ave! Save!

One-half the Profits BY 'BUYING GOODS OF

A FEW OF WW PRICES:

Mens Cass? Suits . . , . .

Mens' All-Wool nitt . . .

22 ?ards Bleached Muslin

22 yards Fine Brown

14 yds Heaviest fci

22 yards Prints 6 yards Carpet ....

10 yards Jeans ... .

S pounds Rio Coffey

$4 00

00 00

00 00 0U 00

off-icx :

0?er McCaila eV Cn's.

BLOOMINGTON, 1MD All woik guaranteed. 42

LondAn A Mier ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

kLOO MIKQTOJSf.

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Will omctieo ie Camrti ef Monro ani aa oiuing eoumtiei, Bi soial attsatioa paid to olUotiom and ell eeiiuou oatreftod to Wi era. UM

Bu slur k A Diiiicane ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Fratiito ia the Courts of Moaroo.awd adjoin inr ceouutioa. Prompt atteatiei-:fiTeB to 001 tat tioas and all other Ugal basiness.

lo pounds N. O. Sugar . . .1 00

MHrT have a choice line of Latest

Stvles of Ladies1 Dress Goods antl

rrimmiiigs, Notions Neckwear, and

a full line of Clothing, Hats, Caus.

Boots, Shoes, Oil Cloth, Carpets.

Queensware, Grocei'ies, etc.

My stock contains the hest as well

as the cheapest of all kinds of Dry

Good the t rade requires'

- WITH FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE

And money to pay in advance foi all the Koods 1 buy, I therefor CAN tnd WILL sell my present stock of roods for ONE H ALF of that anv ouher house in town will sell you. 11 any other house will sell goods al cost,! will "throw in" the thread to makd them up. And then como in, and 1 will make good my promise.: April 23, fSl. : W. O. FEE,

For LOSS of APPETITE, NAUSEA ot STOMACH, and INDIOJIttTZOW thia Medicine Cannot be Surpasaee. f ; 1

The proprietors have certificates enousrh on hand to fill a sood sited

volume, all of them the free will offerings of those who have been curedj by the "Blood Searcher." Send for circulars. Sold by all druggiata.

R. A, SELLEB.S ift CO,, Propriotcrs, ' . ' Pittsburgh.,

Sellers' Lirer Pills cures Lirer Complaint, Headache, Costiveness, Die

zmesB, k ever and Ague:

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. - ' -i i - ' K .v X c ; ; ' It 1 LOUISVILLE FAIR . opens MsMr .laolSStS - 1 ' f ......... : WK.j "SK . - ; . . - ; f- I -. -V. jaJKTI .;Va ' Closes Satwrdayv 0et()bjrlil$8i ?

The Boss Drag Store is the place for Paints an d Oils

Holtzman & Son will pay the highest market pri ce in cash or goods, for wool delivered at their faetoay m B!3 OTiiiufif on.

BtantJs preeminent amonfir tho RreatTranfe Uim otthe Wet for being tho most direct qnlclceen ona safeet Una ConnccHng the gnt Motrppolla, CHICAGO, and tho Ejurramar, KORtaEaBwr, SotrrHMSr and SouthKastbbn tixxa, vhlch terminate thcro, -with Kaxsab Citt IdciYxsnronTB, ATonioos. Concoxx. litem and Omaha, tho ooMKmnoLax. owrrxaa rrom which radiate . EVERY LINE OP ROAD that ponetratM the Continent from the Missouri Blvar to the Pacific Slope. The CMcaio, Eocl Island & Pacific Railway conmVollSo huddling iniUndlaUd orw clean cars, a evert paeftpen is MAnf2!2& clean and venutaud coaches pon ast Expru Cabs of onrlTaled WjcftSM Palace Blskfivo Cabs, ami oer own 'vem4aow DtXlKQ Cans, upon wldeti mtala are eervtkl ot : un. surpassed eweVem e, at the low rate ofSsm-nTS CentsTaoh with ample time for healthful enJpxmrat.

Through care oeiween univwio, w """--"11 nd M'tZmrlRirtr noLtts: and close con uecuons at ail

Dolnta of internoction with other roads. WlSUCS not fnraet this) directly totmntim of Importance in Kansas, hebrasko, Wk .HUlj, WyomEff, Ut h. Idaho. Novuds Wla. On, 'fTaahington Territory, Colorado, Arizona and ivew Ubersl arranBemnts regarding bsggagoju other line, and rteaoi fare always as low aa compel tors; who famish hut a tithe of the comfort. Dobs snd tackle of sportsman free. . . Tickets, maps and folders at all principal ticket offices la tha United States and Canada. R. R. CABLE, E, ST. JOHN,,

The Most Attractive Programme Ever Offered to the

Public-

The Louisville ?air Aesociation will liold its first Betninnal Fair from 8ep( tember 27 to October 1, both days included. The first Fair will be confined to :wLT exhibition of Heraea &nd Cattle, for-the accommodalaon of which seven hundred T stalls will be prepared. Tho managers have effected arrangements which will insJki . ,: , this tho great-Stock Fair of the world. ISo entrance fee will be charM ai ; ; hibition of atocki and only five per cent, will be charged for entries in the speef

rings. Very low rates for stock and p&ssengexs- have been agKOcd.pn. with altrail roads having lines to Louisville. . ' : " ' ? The beautiful grounds of the Assointion are accessibleby railroad and.street; cars and well-made roads for carriages. The accommodations for theicomfortabl r seating of visitors and for their refreshment will be ample. Betting, pool selling, ?

and gambling of every description will be prohibited, andJ nojeale oj uoics ing 'liquors will be permittedton the ijgrounds. - ' ; Catalogues will be ready for distribution 1r August;!, and application to-the Secretary. . . ' 't : ' t JOHN B. CASTLEMAN, Pre$; j SAMUEL J, U(riaee'rW

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It la the reeuSc of 20 yearn experience and experiments in Sewiig- Machines. .-.It combine tO good points of. all prtstnt and j'ermtr maks, and is not a " one man "or " one Idea V machine, ae others axe. It avoids the defects of others, and pos sesHe? nac and valuodfo features and conveniences; It is. tow, liaht-rutming, noiseless, handsome f eos venUnt, durable, apd simple,-.: Warranted and kepi In repair free for 5 year. Circulars vath full description seat free on reoiieat It is surely th beat A triel will proTe it Don't faU to see t beforeyoubuy. JiAKUPACXtnaKD wr rLOBKKCa MACHINE OT.,ftoronce,Mas.; o8AtKDBT OEO. P. BKT. 8 1 and SS Jackson 3U. Oaieea-o, GL

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The only Veper Cook Store that aet steed taO tsit of years, and given entire f-i and perfect satis&ctien. 450,000 Kow in use, and growing In used. Tliose who have them will-aot do without them. The Most Simple, The Most Durable, The Most Perfect, TheMost Economlod, No Sweltering Heat, ho Flic to Build, No Ashes to Rsmove, No Fuolte Cny, No Smoke, No Odor, m mm m mxw mspehsamb. Does every deseription of copklna: or other work heretofore done by theordinary oooi:lnc stove or range, with ease and perfect eosnf ore, Washlnr, ironing,, baking, broiline. fruitcanning, etc., ; etc:, without tha insufferuble beat or the old-fashioned cook stove, and always ready. Our "Psvcent Automatic 8afety Can rwabV era the use of our stove "perfectly safe." la the hands of the most careless or inaxpsri Sliced. :'- "-.---,'-.: Send for f desoriptive circular and price But Specin i iaducemente o in eecuplffd Asrrtfory .--Address,. . htlUtk VAPOR STOVf COMPANY, -ft. n ;sVyeTandv.fi

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