Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 12, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 January 1883 — Page 4
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A Lxvjs Democratic Kewsvapeb, Publuhbd by Henry J. Fsrxus.
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County Sewsl
V?lxat Our Country Cousins are Doing. V&nbnren Township. Items are rather scarce here shouts. Everything quiet and
of the boys assisted by General Red-eve had a lively time at Mr.
rnaiZ?aeSi at a dance. The.
Christmas tree at Harmony Church drew a large crowd of people to the Church-house and a good time enjoyed by everybody.--Mr. Wilber Stone, an employee of Showers & Bro., has
beedyery sick wt;o typnoiu typhoid fever for the last four weeks at the residence of his mother, Mrs. D. Pafford; he is slowly recovering We understand that & Mr. Louder has purchased the Chapmam and Vanburen will ioese three democratic votes perhaps. B. F. Thrasher has purchased a part of the Umbarger farm near Stanford. Mr. Ed. Weodard, of Harrodsburg, bought two car loads of hogs in this townshin last week that averaged
over 400 pounds per head, for
which he paid $5.65 to 5.75 per iiundred.- -Farmers will have nienty of feed for all of the stock
t hey have at present. Whereas, one year ago many of them were
paying 80 cents per bushel for
corn and hauling it ironi bioom-
Wo would like for
some one to get up a petition to be presemted to our legislature
asking them to repeal the present
road law and oass a road law
compelling "persons who own the
land adjoining the public roads to keep, them in good repair.
Such a law would, I believe, be
appreciated by a majority of the
land owners of this township,ancl
mi wKild cert ami y have better
roads than under the present law
.or the old system of working roads. The Literary Society
at Harmony school-house is in a flourishing condition under the
management of Mr. Mulky. We would like for the person or persons who stole a load of wood out of the wood-house at the
Harmony school-house during
the holidays to gently hint how it burned, any how a man who would steal wood in this wooden country dfees net expect to get to Heaven. Surely not. Vasbuses.
Salt Creak Items. A new stove has been purchas-
he turns them ouk. Within the last two years he has Bout out three, all of whom have steady
jobs and are good operators, viz:
Jamca Brown at P. 0. & 8t L.
crossing; Wm. Bennet on I. & St
L.; Ed. Kellar night man at &ew
Albany.
James Cully has returned from Newton, Kansas, this country suits hiaa better. Dock,
ciosignuig
as.
What Son. W. B. Seward han to say Abcut it.
Hon. W. B. Seward, Slate Houpe Commissioner, spent last Sunday at his home iu this city,
and tho Couaisa had a talk with him in regard to the present
somewhat muddled anairs of the
new State House, which is locat
ed on Capital Square at Indian
apolis and bounded all around by offices and variety shows. We
asked the "gentleman if it was
true, as everybody thinks, that
the contractors, with the approv
al of the Commissioners, aro now
asking that the legislature re
imburse them for tho heavy loss
03 sustained in carrying on the
work thus far. Mr. Seward said
that there was not a particle of
truth in the report. "We don't
propose to ask the legislature for
a cent," said he, "the affairs of the State House are in a splendid condition." The gentleman then said that a Committee of the legislature had been appointed to investigate the whole matter In 1881 the Commissioners were advanced $200,000 out of the general fund for expenses ; while the two per cent tax was being collected. It was found that the money was not needed, no it was covered back into the treasury. The income from the two per cent tax amounts to 170;000 per annum, and as an unusual large expenditure is now about to be made in purchasing material for the roof the legislature will be asked that th;i2?000,000,which was covered back into the treasure, aeain be advanced. As for
roaenmeuts ol thoso
women The resolution was adopted by a unanimous veto. Bro. J. O. D. arose to a question privilege. He wanted to know if he could be re-instated upon proof of his innocence of the charge that he had been smiling at widows under the ago of 80. He was informed
that he could be, and gave the following explanation: The charge against me for smiling at widows is not true,and I will explain: While passing in front of Dunn & Co's I slipped it l J 11 j 'i
on in a ics ana iou striKing my patella against tho curb-stone, while at the same time I rolled up about one inch and a quarter
jsv tide on my tibia, and finally
Btdpped anu rwf on my lemur.
1 arose slowly to my loot, con-
siderabiy bruised, and saw two
females laughing at me, but no smile came from me, as I was in too much pain. But my teeth were clenched, and, doubtlessrmy face wove that peculiar woe begone I've-broke-my- other - suspender look so often soon when a fellow breaks his shins, and it was this look which was mistaken for a smile. Sir, it would be impossible for one to smile under sueh circumstances. I was hurt and mangled about my neither limbs, but, fortunately, my scap-
ui, humerus and sternum were uninjured. I hope I may be reinstated." On motion, ho was
rs-instaisa uy a rising vote uy u the members except Brother Garner, who slipped as he attempted to arise, but he voted "aye," or
"ughl" as he struck tho ice, and his vote was counted in the affirmative. Bro. George Walker said that Brother Henry Holtzman told him that Brother Millen had a talk with Brother McCollough,in which conversation Mc intimated to him that Brother George Atkinson charged Brother Charles Alexander with saying that
Brother Frank Dowden had accused Brother Gilmore of hugging and kissing a woman they call "Dummy," which stands in front of the Itee Hive Store, and he moved that a Committo be appointed to- investigate the matter. Brother Ward said that it was certainly improper for a member to be guilty of such conduct. Brother Garner was opposed to the motion. He thought a mem-
Tit,
running guars oi u
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road wagon, in good condition,
cheap for cash. Apply at the (nana oflice. Buy your Gent's iurhiug goods at Kahn & Taiineaum's a full stock.
iNice, ires!) ovfcters ny tnel
can or in bulk, at Bonkart'a. Majolica ware, dinner sets, and toilet sets, at Duuu & Go's. Benkart keeps a nice as-
jsortnieut of cakes fort-bo holiday
trade.
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Sales of Land in Blocnton, 1. Notice is hereby gi that by virtue of an order t-li0 Orange Cireuit (mrt tiae inderaigBed, a cominiJjsioiicr apppntd by buki Court to sell the rl etlnte belonging to tho boir.Q' Jse i Cox and ilnnna T. Cox, spcoaoed, will offer for safe at pabTc aaclionf on the premisee, od
Monday and Inesday, the 5th and
6th da jts ol robruarj , liisa,
thrt folloviosf real estate: In-lot
u numbered ninety-eight (M) on the
nlit of town of Uioomingtou ; a
so one undivided half of the North
east quarter of the 3SortV.ca.et quarter
of section thirty -one (31 ) In 1j 7!
ship eight (8) North an.i range, one (1) east, both situated in Monroe eonntv, Inriinaa. TERM8 OF SALE: One fourth cash iu hand, the residue in equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen months, with notes bearing interest at six per cent, waiving benefits of appraisement laws, and secured by good freehold securities. The prop ertv in Bloamington will bo offered on Monday and that in tho country on Tuesday. The sales to begin at 2 o'clock p. a. Joseph Fa blow, Commissioner,
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urvzos: Over iicCalhi & O's.
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Oif TecQipt of 01OO we will send City anp Countky one year to any address in the United SlAtsa or Cauhork, and in addition will give each sub.'icribcr30 Choice Books, each book containing
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BLOOMISGTON, IND r' A 11 wo! k g aiajrt teed. 642
a complete story or first class novel by a celebrated American or European author, handsomely illustrated and bound In pamphlet form, andsena
ifiST'Tbe undersigned respect fully
informs h'n patrons and the public
generally that lie has on bands and 00 R Ef Qr3 laM H B Mi Ci ...-.;-.f f.-ii" .1 . i. ...tawl.i . :v- '.S -r.
enn fihil n A. XV
o tins fi!:.iPi-d)to'TH
u n c tc-r-r,ri u a. kkioht
Co., 15 R. 3d St.
is receiving a full and ch coo supply
of all thoisc articles 'a dually found in a Book iStnro. The .Stock is Fresh, And has been selected with groat care, and with especial reference to tlnj wants r t!ii t-nmuj':-u'uy. lie has hu? usual supply of FAlOYIikBTIOIlB, Many of thon? new and unique ues'isus. 1 ho assortment of
MSUlBftSf SONS
During
m ast p g s m o nth
' r. r. r-j w ixi
flftSON 4 'HAMLIN el W Sb ei (loT '..HiatvryGroaWorld' Sfs tSS ff a1! W Tn.i.if hi-Lal Competition
vec
v. wr.it
din fifyifes at?w, rJ &jwLrjsJ3 hi,
U0 and up. T&c targar r fiiJi any Ar J8. Afso for ney jajaicuta. Kcw ihdb-
traiea-eo:aio:ja if
far
. . . 1 1 . t-.,,,.iov . id flfi.l secular i
The MABOat ft HAMfnc OrKan an a r iao ; 0a rf t of $L
Co., 151 Troat s;.,p i'.cw ; 4 thy, on ycar-tne
i8"4 - - . fellow ins ten nooks,
avid Smith i talking of goiag
to Texas aarain. R. L. Stevens
aad wife have returned from their
rait to Kentucky. While gone
I learn that the Squire made j on th feelings of the legislative J
iae Coai,raoWr, 0y u tuwii, fa ht to be ftUowed to kigs a
Howard, has lost hwily. ae dumniy if the proprietor of the
BUU& aUUUL JiUjUUU III upcuiiug quarries at Spencer, and the stone proved to be no account. A large sum had to be expended to get rid of two of the old partners. Other heavy losses have been
sustained by the advancement of
material and labor. The original appropriation for the State House was $200,000. The contract price for erecting the building is 250,000 loss than the appropriation. It is the intention of the contractors, although Mr.
Seward did not sav so, to vrork
visit to the Southern prison at
Jefferson ville; Most of the teachers were retained that Uught the first term. There will
not be as maen scnooi uub year
as last -But little real estate
has changed hands in this town
ship in the past six months.
ohn Gooley, of Ellettsville, was
here recently. J- B. E. S&rrodsburg Itemc.
Newt Mathers was here last
week buying horses.
Jas. BL Louder lisited Bedford
last week.-
M. A. Rainbolt is talking of
iioviug bis watchmaker's shop
to Nashville.
Wm.Keild and Frank Kinser
visit Stinesrille occasienally. Business, ef course. A. D. Lemon formerly of this oounty, afterward a prominent citizen of Bedford, is a representative in the legislature of ArazoTerritory.j Jim Dodd? formerly of this county, now in Kansas, writes Hi Woodward that he is doing well and having lots of fun. Dr. McLahlan took in Uncle Tom's Cabin Monday night. Saiidwitohed as it were between two days business in Bloomington. Simp Loire, a former resident of this neighborhood, but now a prominent mem ber of the Bedford bar, spent a few days with his friends here last week. Peter Carmichael, sen., one of the oldest stjock shippers, as well as one of the cleverest men in Indiana, is Istill shipping stock and telling anecdotes. His Nort h Carolina mud dobbing is a good one. !..- H. T. Smallwood, railroad agent and operator at this place, U certainly a successful teacher of lightning slinging; his students aijo always in demand as soon as
Committee 'so "that they will rec
ommend that the biggest end of
the 250,000, difference between appropriation and contract price, shall go to the contractors to reimbufsethem for their heavy loss es. If the Committee so report there will be considerable kicking throughout the State, but there is scarcely any doubt but what the Commissioners favor such an allowance a3 the best way out of the muddle, and as they are running the big white
elephant the "dear people" will have to content themselves by
howling until they are hoarse.
AKOTHEE ENTHUSIASTIC MEET
ING QF THE DAYBSEAKEES.
Spanker's Bjjahch bridge, Jan. 12, 3 o'clock a. in. The members had gathered, and the President said: "The house will come to order, and the brothers will form a hollow square or a square hollow, as the case may be. Minutes of the previous Meeting were read and approved. Brothers Smith and Dowden were taken into full fellowship. The fellowine: civil service reso-
Bee Hive didn't object
He argued taat the "dummy" was not a live woman, with a warm, fluttering heart to allure men on to distraction. No warm blood coursed through her veins to cause the heart of man to pal
pitate, 'and that at most she was but cold clay, and insensible to the caresses which we bestow up
on her. (Applause from the gallaries.) The motion was laid over to the next meetihg,by con
sent. The President thought that
a live w Jinan was nothing but
clay, with the breath of life Wow
ed into her. Brother Smith in
quired if it would be a violation
of the rales of the order to Idea
a photograph of his girl he had taken 38 years ago, and was advised to kiss none but members
of the order. A motion was carried to adjourn, and the President ordered the members to place themselves in the attitude in which they were initiated. Bach member placed a chunck of ice over his hoart and repeated the obligation That they would never look at, wink at, laugh at, or in auy way
encourage any unmarried female to make inroads into the hearts of the members of the order. All of which the;? promised on their sacred honors. They were then ordered to kiss and separate until the call of the President. Brother Smith locked around tor a victim, but they were all engaged except Brother Stone. They eyed each other for a moment, like two Tom-eats, then flew into
each other's embrace, and made a nose like a whole bunch of shooting crackers. They were, however, separated, with streaming eyes, and all wended their way homeward conscious that they had dono much for posterity. Jum.dk..
STRONG FACTS!
A great many people are asking what particular trouble Brcayn's Iro; Bitters ia good for. It will ure Heart Disease, Paralysis, Dropsy, Kidney Disease, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all similar diseases. Its wonderful curative power ia amply because it purifies and enriches the blood, thus beginning at the foundation, and by building up the system, drives out all disease.
TEXT BOOKS. . Is '& usually full, embracing very
thing that is needed. Atl to he j
$oi( as PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Ssftrtif S A v celling our
r-t om w i .. - Mm SBHtH' Safety Lamps
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uid Term, address the
CUPPSR WTO CO iUMtXS&4
j9Toac!ions md other friends of education arc invited to c:ul aud MAKE THE CITY BOOK STORE Til EI il HE A DISASTERS, Where they will be cordially welcomed, and whtre every effort will be made Ui muku their stay pleasant end couciiieM. :b.;'pv:goi;b. Aug, 3, 1SS2.
CASPE5L VAKttAHT,
fSSBBTAHaB and
UPHOLSTER
Uism Iree of postage. These boolu bound ia cloth, and bought separately at the book store Would cot at least $l.uQ caefi. Blovr wo givo tho names of tho gifted authors and titles of tha books wo givo away to every subscriber to City aki Countby : . " A Golden Dawn. Bv Author of " Dora Thorne." Skoch Abdes and Omzn rom By Alfred Tennyson, V, . 'Z.' Blvb Kybs a Golden &th. By Annio Tbomaa, 3 u dlky C a rlxon. 3?y Misa M. K. Bnddon. A Gildbd Sim. By ' Author of " Bora Thorne," Simer Rosr. By Nviikio ColJtns. RlftlNGUISHBD PKOPLB.
AS n e, By Mrs. Henry Wood . - Valerie's Fate. By Mrs. Alexander". The History and Mystery of Common Things. EsfjiCAi or, The Mystery op thb Headland By Etta W. Fierce; The Laurel Bosh. By Miss Mulook. Tee Lady of tii e La ee. By Sir Walter ScotL Amos Barton. By George Eliot. Gi;ihx8 Paiey Stories fob the Youno. Caitain Aleck's Legacy. By M. T. Caldor. David Hunt. By Miss Ann S. Stephens Henry Ark ell. By Mrs. Henry Wood. Rkapino the Whirlwind. By Mary Cecil nay, ItjffTRinuTioN : on, -Tub Mystbry of the Mill. By Margaret Blount. For $1.25 City and Country and
Tnirty Books.
25 wo YTill send City ant CouN
iilDOVQ twenty book and the
all fostpaid:
Juan Inselow's Poems.
Tub Cities of the New Wort d. Duster. By Beatrice M. Butf. Fancy Work ahd House adornhest. Bell Brandon. By P. Hamilton Myars. The Ckickrt on the Heabth. By Cnas. Dickeati The Ixwt Bank Note. By Mrs. Hoary Wood. Mxssxno. By Mary Cecil hay. The Yellow Mask. By Wiurle Collins. A Bride frosi the Sea. By tho Author of 1 1 Bom Tnorne." - The above aro the most astcundlnB offers of tho
i century. Tne already ery exwnosa ctrcuiauon
Cf City and COUKtky ana tne great asmana xor these works onable us to make th$s unparalleled cffer. City and Country is a 24-page, Illustrated, Literary and Agricultural monthly which is.de tinad to have an enormous circulation and tre-
inendous Influence, and is already a recoEnUed ! leader. Any one sending In tho money who can I honestly say they are not perfectly satisfied with this bareain can have their money promptly re-
x'undsd. We guarantee entire satisfaction. Money by Post-Omce order or registered letter may be sent at our risk. Address CITY AND COUNTRY CO., 817 219, & 331 ST. High Street, (Mention this paper.) COLDHBCS, O,
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A Lady Cured of Rbeumatism. Baltlraorc, Md , May 7, iSSo. My health was n-ach snntterd by Rhcumaiisca when I commenced taking UroYn's lr ;n Bitters and I scarcely had strength eucuuh to attend to my daily noustholu dtitic. lam now using the third buttle and X am regaining ttrvugth jdaiiyaod Z chceifully rccoain cad it to ail, I cannot say to much-in praise of it. Jlrs, Mar? E, Pkashuau, 173 iJro5tman3t. Kidney Disease Cured. Christians urg, Va., iSt. Suffering from kidney disease, from which 1 con. J et no relief, I ' tried Brown's lr n jJirtcrs, which cured mc completely. A child of mine, recovering fro tu scarlet fever, had no aptjetue a.id did not seem to be able to eat at aJ !. 1 gave him Iron Bitter with the 1 ippiest resuits. Heart Disease. Vine S?., Harrishurj, Pa, Dec. a, lb3t. After trying different physicians jd many reinec -es for palpitation of the heart without receiving any benefit. I was advised totry llro'.rn s Iron Bitters. 1 have used to hottics ajid never found anything thaz gave me so much relief. bin, Jukkik Huss. For the peculiar i roubles to which ladies are subject, Brown's Iron Bitters is- invaluable. Try it. ' E!e sure and get the Genuine,
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Crawfordaviile, 3:0-i pm, Ltifayutto, 4:01) pm. Chicago, 9:00 pm. BOUTS, No 2.
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North End ef Fee's Building, Ol lege Avenue. Hearse furnish 1 when desired. BL0QMI2TQ 2'Oif - I2fDl A2tJ
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Blooniiugton, Mitchell. New Albany, Louisville, Nash ville. Ten 11.
1:2-1 am, "2:28 am 7 :00 at No 4, ?: ta am. :58 am. 11:34 a:n.
9:20 pm 11 :'jI am. S:I5pm
Parlor Coaches on day train a be-
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School Fund Notice. All Loans to the School Fund, which ars out, and all Loans upon which the in threat is due, or nol
paid, or renewed within thirty days
Iroin this date, will be advertised for
sale without regard to race, color, or
previous condition of servitude.
This is the last uall .before costs
and damages will he added. Look
to 3T our o w u in to ra t. Richard As. Fulk, Auditor Monroe Co. Jaa 8, 1883.
tvrec. Chicago. Pa!ac
eight trains between Jack iion v 1 1 le, F i or i tl a.
IJOMFOKT IS COMPLSm CONNECTIONS .SUR& T'hrouiih tickets and Hound -trip tickets for South and South-west, and through trip and laud exploring
tickets lor North and
1 ia most direct and close connection routes. ISttffgf.gc checked through to places wLere tickets are pur chasod. travelers wanting ioformatioh, tppiv o either of tho under
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ATTORNEYS AT bLO0UIXGTO2F
Will prtteHse In Gemrta f Monr aui a oiuinr counl-ins. S; e;!nl tefit:a r&id U cllootioae ajid all basiioi tatveraca 60 hi
Sig
Phe New Yo?k Store.
1ANAP0XJ8.
We call attention to two specialties
as being of more than ueual Talae for the raonoj.
lot 1 Cn Dflmrnn CVinTirlfl n-f
iou IUU JJUdTUi OMnia Ui
lution was read by Reubea Ward: Resolved, That aro opposed
to weinen generally, and unaiar-
ones in particular, That wo as an organization of unprotected
males are constantly imporrilled and in great danger of losing ou
grip, as i ell as our inalienable
right to waah our own Books and
s&w buttons on our nantaloons.
by the fascinating designs of un- Ecl rivcr' 1,1 .0weu co,,nt frui-ta ui,i 76 acres of grass land in
stand Bhoulder to shoulder iu this couot nr tilli,lctc -jJ..:i lit.- i A one story and a hall
1 0 VlBVUOi, ilUOJvj, and as a matter of defense wo will meet (rom time to time, even upon the ice, so aa to congeal and freeze our tender hoarts. to such an extent as to callous them to a poia of safety against tho en-
PorSale. 1 have for sale the following prop
erty:
240 acres ol good farming land in Owen county, near Quinc3r. 160 acres of good grain land on
Qwon frame
house on Walnut street in Bloomington. All of the above property will be sold on rea8onahle terms. Apply to
2d Out BlacK and Cow Sills.
Which aro without doubt the beat
goods ever sold tor the money. - All 5oMs MM j& Plaft Hufftt - A good cook book of 350 pages will be sent on receipt of 12 cents. PETTSS BASKET! ic SO. Wo beptio inform tbe nidioa i and around Bloomiaton that whan roqo&s'od by letter v,-o rfl4 mail froo of vhnrg full linos of fa ni pics, aad are fully fill and forward orrfura however Muall, by mail or xpro8s as? dosircd. Prieea in erery case the saoie us !f the purchaser omo to rndianaitlis mxlbouirlit tho goodd at our store, Terms, P, 0. order, or 0, 0, 1), VSTTIS, BASSET? A CO, i:udianr.iolia.
NOTICE TO tfOJtf-RJBSIPENTS, State of lnc;iara, Mouroe couaI T, 3. John CampheL vs Mary Quinn and Miles rtVo.-h. I'recejit for Mie col Section of monitv I'lue on street jmrovciOieut on de-';
fe u d a n ts p re m se a . And it appearing to the treasurer of the city of Blooming ton that the defendant Miles Welch is a nou reaiJedfc of the State of Indiana, and the city of Hloomington. K'ntice is therefore hereby given said Miles Welch that on the 3d day of October, 1832, there was an estimate made Uv the citv engineer of
Executor's Sale.
Notice is hereby irivtii that the
undersignod executoj of the last will of Samuel Itoruff, deceased, will sell at public auction, at the late rest-
Xorili - west i deuce of dec eased, iu Perry town-
s h i p. M o n ro e cou nty, I n d i a n a, on THUBtfDAY, FKfiBUAUY 18S3. at 10 o'clock a. m. the personal property of said estate, consisting oi horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farming implements, household and kitchen furniture, corn in tJiccrih, wheat in the field and in the bushel, and other articles. TERMS: A credit of nino months will be given where fcno amount exceeds 5, tha purchaser giving note with approved seen .ity, waiving relief from valuation aud appraisement laws with 0 per cent interest arter maturity: on ah sums of $5 and under cash. Hskky jBorufp, Kxocutor.
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fix address Jan. 20.
A. W. Rose, Bloomington, lnd.
Fotico is hcrel-y given that the unnderaigned has been appointed by the Clerk of thd Monroe Circuit Court elector oft.be last will and testament of Samuel horn ft deceased, late of Mom o county, Indiana, The estate m probably solvent. K ex ecu ton January 0, 1883. loudcu ife Miers Alt y$,
Bloomington, Indiana of one hundred and sixteen dollars and 52-100 doll ars in favor of the above named Jahn Campbell for grading, guttering and ntacatliiinixing Third street in f ont of and bordering on in lot No 10 In said citj', in accorUance with the contract made between said city and said Campbell for said work. That said in-lot iN'o 1(3 is the prop
erty of aid defendants. Mary luitin
and Miles Welch. That said sum
of one hundred and sixteen anu 02-
100 is now duo and unpaid. That
there was a precept erdced hy the
Cojneil of the citv of lilconungtou
for the collection of said amount on
the 7th day of December. l.Sb2, and l h si if said assessment herein and
costs be not paid within twenty days after this publication the undersigucd treasurer wiM proceed to make
the same by lew and sale ef said lot
whereon tlio same is assessed.
W. P. IiGKK3. Treasurer Citv of lMoomir.tcn.
2TOTICK TO CO STH A CTOB6Veiled bids will boroeeivd fey th ecu roan council in tbe council ehatnber at th ir ngids i meeting January 15, 1883, for cor. struct! an arch bridiru&n fnh street bt.iwceu Madisen and Kail road atreats. Hpeciiiations for said improvements are now on 81e and car. seen at , he city clerk's ofctlco. Tho common council reserves iut right to reject any and all bids. Contractors will observe iha fl loHng resolution: Seaolvod, That he -rafter no bids will be receive ! arf.i acted upon by the com nun council unless the raiuciS of the suriiios wl o are lo tgn tho bond of ihi applicant, in ea'ie the eontracs is awarded htm, are given in tho bid. fi0BT C. CSVK9. Citv Clerk.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TrftoHs ia the Csurta of Uouro a i ,&ti injr ooantiti. Vrcujt ttttiea yita Wool lections au J ail etkor issal baia
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THROUGH CAE
AND FAST TIME ROUTE. 4i ) CINCINNATI Daily Traiftt to f 4 LOULSY1LLK Daily Trains to St. hQgfi$. Leave MUefedl A aeon, Bay Ey. x, JtUaalicB 3:27pm 3:47pm 2:39am 3:4m Arrive Lou is vi lie 8:00pm 6:25pm 6:55aea S:0am Arrive Cincinnati ... S:33pm 6:30pm 7:00a ?:18ast Accomodcticm has iay ccaehtrs without change to Cincinnati. Day express has parlor cars asd day coaches without cba&$c to Cin
cinnati -diaing strs Jjeriaour to Cia
cinoatj. Nigi;t exprits has palace clogi kg cars and day coaches to Ciiaaa.ti and LouUvilio without change. Also sleeping cars to WahiagtdH mu Baltimore without change. Atlantic express has palaee sleeping cars and day coache ta Ci&einaati rrithout change.
HAVE BEEN IMITATED, And their ..eacpeUent reputation injwed by worthless imitatioBfl. '.Plia Public aro cautioned against buying Plasters having giruilar sounding names. Seo that tho word O A-P-O-I-K-S is correctly speHed.
ison's Capcirie
Porous Piasters Aro the only improvomsnt ever made m Plasters. One is worth more than a desert Of any other kind. Will positively euro where otlter remedies will not evon relieve.
. Price 25 cents. Beware of cheap Plasters mado witii lead poisons.
SEABURY SL JOKSON,
AlRtiuracturmK Chnmials. Now
UtASWtdleatedeORNaM BUNION Pt.S
Leave Mitchell Aooora, Day Ex, 3Jf ja x 11:2 Urn ll:51ssa II :0pa l:0&aw Arrive St Louia 7;25pW 6:20pm 7:lCaw g:30am Accomodation has day ccsclics to St Louis without change. Day express has parlor oars aad
day coaches io JSt Louis without eh an go. Dining cars Cincinnati to Seymour. Night express has palaco sleopiag cars an(i day coaches to St Louis without change. 1'aeiOe express has palace sleeping and dav coaches to St. Louis without change. Also, palace sleeping cars to Cairo and Kaw Orleans without change. Direct connections with all lines diverging with through cars for ail points North,, East, Southeast at CINCINNATI. Sure connections with throagh ears for ail points San h, at LOUIS VI LU5. . Close connection with through cars for all petuts West, Southwest and Northwest at 9T LOUIS. A BeauiiTui TrslSsi, If you get through cars to 8t Louis or Cincinnati hy any other line than the O. k. M., you will be compelled to pay extra faro in addition to Money paid for ticket. All cars en all trains rn ft through
th St Louis without change, and ar
rive in advance of trains of other
uses, increoy giving tne patrons on
theO. ec Mr first choice t?f location in cars of connecting lines. The comfort of your wives and little oaes should bo considered. For reliable information as to reu tos, tickets, time, etc., apply iu person or by letter to H. A. rausoLT, Agt. Mitchell, lad.
OiytoT. W. Kvssthu Traveling
I Passenger Agent, North Vernon, lad.
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JL Kott aad Direct Li a , via 8acca and Xasx3cf kao.hasreoeaUy baea oponed betwaoa Riehraaod., orfolk , Kawport Nowb Chatta&ooga, AMwt, An-g-aaus Nashville. LowiavUle-, Loxlactou, OinoiimafCt. I.idlaua polio aad JLaifcyetto, and Omaha, Nuiarcrt aud St, Paul aad Intermediate points. AU Through yiwian jora Travel oa Faot Bxprca 3 rain. . . - - -
Ticlier.B for oalo at U trirAltal Ticket O.
Basfotfa ohaekad thxoaaji aad rates of Itoca
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aia united Statoa aadOaaala.
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woa. , Por doteOad laforraatl OP, the Mape and Poid-. of the . . sr.. 1. . .. GREAT ROOK ISLAND ROUTE, at your nearoe TieJevt OlEoe, or addreea S . R. OA BUT, : C. ST JOHN, Vliercaa6otircr. OeniJtfc.AfaJaaei CHICAGO.
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