Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 17, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 February 1883 — Page 1
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Lacal Factsand Fancies. Sweet Charityl Bboaiagton Unlooitf Her Parse Strings,
Atoi Throws Open t&a Doors of Her
Ltriars and Clothes Presses,
Qtoieiiftts the Sufferers by the Ohio
Kver Flood.
'What Has Been Done In Eesponse
to the Appeals
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That C:me from the Wrecked Somes.
Bloomington is by no means
behd any town of its size in tM
W te in contributing fd thm re-
of the sufferers by the grat
d along the Ohio rirer. The 1 was started rolling by a citii's meeting at the Court-house t Saturday afternoon and
ht when the following relief
committee was appointed: Citr Roy. J. B. Brant, James Karseil, W. P. Rogers, D. W. Browning, Benjamin Voss, Joseph E. Henley and Aaron Rose. Country John Blair, Clint A Houston, C. C. Whisnand, Dr. Cites McLahian, Wm. Bunger, Samuel Peterson, Hugh Mariin and Thos. N. Fans. At this meeting a motion was -adopted that the ohurches be requested to take up collections en Sunday, for the benefit ot the Indiana sufferers by the flood. A motion was also adopted that the City Council of Bloomington be requested to donate $500. On Monday ladies visited each house in the city and requested donations of food, clothing, etc. and at the same time a paper for cask subscriptions was circulated The response was hearty and liberal- oh every hand. In fact, the cash subscriptions from citizens of Bloomington alone now amounts to fully 50 cents a head for every man, woman and child within the city limits. Not a town in the State of Indiana, outside of the Hooded disiricl,has dene so well. The depot for the collection of provision and cloth
ing: was at Collins & KarselFs store where the goods were packed and shipped. This work was principally attended to by Collias, Karsell, W. B. Baker, J. C. Doiaa, Chas. McMillen, Aaron lose, ft. ft Greaves and others. The following goods had been (shipped to New Albany and Jefforsonviile up to Thursday morn
ing, and at that time the contributions were still coming in: 40 cans of fruit; 565 loaves of bread; 30 pairs of boots and shoes; 20 pounds roasted coffee; 10 sacks of flour; 35 bed quilts; 4 sides of bacon: 67 bundles of elothmg for male and female; 10
pounds butter; one cot; 60 pounds
the churches is taken from the treasurer's books, but in many cases the amounts will be increased: Cellegi Ave. M. S. Cb. $87.15. Sunday Schbol " " 5.00. African M. B. Church, 6.25. Covenanter Church, 8.66. Christian Ch. Clear Gr. 11.95. Cross Roads M. E. Ch. 6.55.
Walnut-Street Presbterian 52.00
Christian Church,City United Presb. Church, Studnts University.
25.00. IOd.oo. 23.37.
Total 325.93. The list of individual subscriptions contains about 200 names, and we have not room to publish it this week.
The Citizens' Relief Committee
urge that there be no - falling ff
in the contributions, as the de
mand will likely continue for
some weeks. All oastors of
churches in the city and country are requested to make an appeal to their congregations next Sunday in this regard; Send all provisions and clothing to Collins k KarselFs store for nhipmenl On behalf of the Committee, A. B. Philputt, Sectctarj; The New Albany Ledger of Wednesday says: The people of Bloomington
have placed the people of New
Albany under enduring obliga
tions. No town in the entire
country has responded to the city's call for aid with more gen
erous liberality, both in money and provisions. Bloomington
acted with equal liberality and promptness in behalf of Jeffer
son ville. All honor to the gen
erous citizens of that beautiful
town; and should calamity ever
come to it which God forbid
New Albany and Jeffersonyille
will not forget the obligations the people of Bloomington has laid
upon them.
There is a sad story connected with the death of Cornell us O'Laugblin, a section boss on the L. N. A. & C. railway. It? went to -Greencasile on Tuesday of last Week and his wife came up from Louisville to see him. Wednesday morning he was preparing to go out on the road, and as he stepped to the fire to warm his gloves, he fell to the floor, almost knocking his wife down at the same time. An examination showed that he was dead heart
disease being the cause. His body was shipped to Louisville
Thursday accompanied by his wife. All the way down to the river his wife gave vent to her agonized feelings, and refused to be comforted by any one. At the river the corpse was taken in a skill to the ferry boat, which, owing to the high water, lay out in the stream. When upon the boat
Special inducements in woelen goods to close out before spring, at the Bee Hive. On6 mora week of the delinquent tax list, and thenthe Codrier will be itself again. In the caSS of Coin, of Mitchell, against the railway, damage
suit growing out of the accident
below Bedford last June) the jury, last Tuesday morning,
brought in a yerdiet for $333$
damages. Previous to the suit
the company offered Cain $500 to settle the case, but he refused the compromise. Capt. Friedley repreiented the railway, and Moses
Dunn the plaintiff.
Showers brothers factory has
shut down on account of their inability to procure bedstead castings from Cincinnati. Rebecca McPheeter, a sister of Dr. McPheeters, died at the residence of her brother, last Monday night, of paralysis. She was 79 years of age. The extent of Bedford's contributions to the flood sufferers
was $10 given by the Odd Fellows.
The Bee Hive has a nice carpSt room well steckedj and where unusual bargains are offered.
The L.N. A. & C. turned out ten handsome new eSaches from their New Albany 'shops this wedkt
Nath Stock well and James Hooper, of the St. Louis Air Line, came home to rest until the water sees dowfl.
crackers. 20 younds corned tag! uersen upon ine and a lot of sugar, potatoes, pies, ; box containing the coffin and
For sale, a farm of 53 acres, southwest of Bloomington. Good orchard,nnd plenty of water. Apply to Aaron Rose, Bloomington. Capt. McKinney, Gen. Hunter J. W. Buskirk, 11. W. Miers and Postmaster McPheeters went to Indianapolis, Thursday, to give the University bill a lift. The M. E. Church revival has so iar not been much of a success in the way of conversions. The attendance is growing, however, and the meeting will hereafter be held upstairs. Departed this life, near Unionville, Ind., Feb. 5, -1883, Dellie Empsoh, daughter of Joseph and Mary Empspn, in the sixth year
of her ago Sadly they mourn o'er the loss of their darling. Thus earth has lost a flower, but heaven has gained an angel. Hard, Oh! very hard the parting,
yet we know 'twas Jdsus's will.
In heaven, dear Dellie, we hope
to meet you, so fare thee well.
Florence Galyan. Leffler Bros, have sold their nill to Mr. Baldridge of Louis
ville, for $11,000, and what the
stock will invoice, which will be about 82,500 more. Mr. Bald-
ridge takes possession March 1. The Lefllers will return to California,
cheese: also a number ot hats.
These contributions were made by about 200 people from city and country. The following dispatches were received here: New Albany, Feb. 20. Bloomington Relief Com r
Accept heartfelt thanks of
Committee and people for your generous gilts. W. C.Depauw. New; Albany, Feb. 20. James Karsell.
Committe on Relief acknowledge receipt of your timely and liberal donations through Mr. A. Hunoilman. From full hearts we
thank you and will draw as in
structed: W. C. Depauw. New Albany, Feb. 22d. Bloomington Relief Com:
The ladies of the W.C. T. U.
of New Albany return their most
sincere thanks for relief for flood
sufferers just received. Mas. Gk B. Jacksok.
The amount of cash subscriptions will not fall short of 1,500.
Persons are calling at Collins & KarselFs store every hour in the
day and contributing without any solicitation whatever. The fol
lowing amounts havs been sent
away: Jeffersonvilie, $300; New
Albany, 300: Lawrenceburg,
$100; Levenworth $100. There is no danger of overdoing the good work. The suffering and want will continue for many days yet, so the purse strings of the charitable must be kept loose. Many families are suffering, the hpmes of the poor have been 'swept away, leaving many without a dollar on earth. The field is vast; let the good work go on. The following subscriptions by
beating upon it with her clench
ed hand called loudly for her
husband. It was a scene to
touch the stoutest heart. All around the newly made widow
was a scene of terrible desolation
caused by the great flood, but
she knew no desolation except
that brought to her own home by
the sudden taking off of her own
husband. The body was delivered in Louisville, where the funer
al was held.
We have received for publica
tion about seventeen pages of
something. We don't know what
it is, for we havn't read it A
note to the editor says:
"You had better except my letter
If you publish my fun,
Then yoa'll not be a son-of-a-gun.
I can make a rime Without a dime
It wont be a crime, If it is sublime." To whieh the editor would add: We can't indulge your humorous prank, Because we believe you are a crank.
Col. Bennefc H. Young, of New Albany, has been elected Presi-
dent of the L. N. A. & C. railway He is a thorough railroad man, and his being placed in this important position means that the road will take further strides toward being on of the best roads on the Continent.
'Squire Tate is out aa a candid
ate for Mayor.
Boys, come home! The gtand
jury has adjourned. w
A crippled son of Dr. Felix
Thornton was brought here from
Knightsville for burial, last Wednesday. The City Council has been petitioned to open Grant street from Third to Filth street. Miss Lizzie Green, of Salens
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. F.
Walker.
The excursion to the Ohio river, last Thursday morning, was not liberally patronized at this point.
Auditor's Bale of Delinquent Lands and Lots. Notice is herebj given that the following tracts or .parcels of Lands and Town Lots, or as much thereof us may be necessary for the purpose
will bo sold or offered for sale, at the Court-house doc, in the City of Bloomington, Indiana, to the highest bidder, cash in hand, on MONDAY, MARCH 20fh, 1883.
The same having been mortgaged to Slate of Indiana to secure the pay
ment of Drincioal and interest of
Common School and Congressional School Fund of said county, and which have heen forfeited to the State for the non-pavraent of interest Ac, on the same. If less than the whole tract 19 sold the part so soid will be in the North-west corner of the tract and if less than the whole lot is sold shall be off the side extending across said lot. Sale continued from day to day until oil shall be sold or offered for sale. WASHINCTON TOWNSHIP. The northwest fourth of the south east quarter of section "nino(9 ) town ten (10) range (1) west. Mortgaged by Stephen Collier and wife. Princi
pal, interest, damage and cosit $120,-
The southwest quarter of the south east quarter of section fourteen township ten north of range one west, con taining forty acres more or less, mortgaged Ivy John W. Hubbard and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $128.0l The nartheast fourth of the northeast quarter of section twenty two (22) township ten (10) north of langeone (1) west, containing 40 acres more or less, mortgaged by John Brough and wife. Principal, interest, damages and cost $74.44. A part of sec 3G township ten north of range one west, beginning twenty six and two third 26J poles west of the southeast corner of the southwest quarter of said sec thenee north two hundred and forty three and three-fourth 243 poles, thence east fifty-three aud one third 53 poles, thence south to the south line of said sec. thence west to the place of beginning, containing 80 acres more or less, mortgaged by Martha E. Bran am and husband. Principal, interest, damage and cost $illjS?0.
BENTON TOWNSHIP. Lot No 4 south of Indian boundrj lint of section scran (7J to wb ship nine 9 north range one i) cast, containing forty-four and GG-100 acres more or less, mortgaged by John G. Poll- y and wife. Principal, interest, damage and cost $93.25 The southeast fourth of the northeast quarter and the swq neq ft'.i in section thirty three 33 township nine north of range one east, containing 60 acres more or less, mortgage 1 by Wiliiam Robertson ana wile. Priucipal, interest, damage and cost $171.10. The northwest fourth of the north east quarter of section thirty three .33) town nine 9J north of range one east containing 40 acres more or jess, mortgaged by William Robertson and wife. Principal, interest damage and cost $81.33, BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP. The southwest quarter of tne north
east quarter of section fifteen 15 j township nine 9 north of range one I west, containing forty (40 J acres more or less,, mortgaged by Elba Brown and wife. Principal, interest,
damage and cost $211,i3.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP. Part of the northwest Quarter of
section twenty five beginning in the northwest corner of said uection twent five, running thence south along the section line 35 and 4-100 poles. Ther.ce northeast 45 poles and 5 links to the section line on the north of said section, thence west
along said line 28 poles to the place of beginning. Also part of the n e quarter of section twenty six, commencing at the ne corner of neid section 20 running duo west to a point 30 feet esst of the center of the railroad, thence running parallel with the aforesaid railroad in a southeast
direction to the east line of said sec
tion, thence due north to the place of
beginning being town nine (9 north,
of range two west and containing seven acres more or loss, mortgaged
by James Bratney and wife, Princi-
cipal, interest, damage and eost $i62
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ing eighty acres more cr less, mortgaged by George T. Musear. Prin cipal, interest, damage and cost $i33.7li.
. Rich. mid A. Ful, Auditor Monroe County; Bloomington, Ind. February 21st, 1883 No 'school last Thursday, because G. Washington never lied.
WARNING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. I am most sorry it is my duty, and the last step left; after many years of kindness toward him,
and a disposition on my part to forgive his short comings, to warn the public against Wesley Durawd. I forbid all persons from trusting or purchasing anything of him. I will pay no debts of his making, and lihall prosecute all who buy any articles of him. Neither store bill, board bill, clothing bill or any other bill will I pay, for the reason that he has forfeited all right to my regard by his unsteady conduct.
W. W. DuriAN3, New York- Feb. 16th, 1883. .. - 0 0 You can buy goods cheaper now than any other time of the year, at the Beo Hive. DELINQUENT TAX In the City of Bloomington, for the Year 1881, and Former Years. Brown Hannah, imot 9 Uxafelea 250 tax 4 95. Carr Thomas, catate, ialot 355 tax able 400 tax 4 00. Davis Joseph, asts-.te, ialot 26-i taxable 775 tax 14 90. Bower Drizilla, pt nwq swq aec33 t9rle S acres taxablea 1600 tax30. 33 Hines Joannah, inlots 203 & 264 pt ot outlot41 taxabJ.es3f00 UxGG.GO.
Hughes A J, pt outlot 40 taxabJee 400 tax 7. SO. Johnson Ellen, inlol 308 taxfibles 6J0 tax 30. 40. Miles J W, inlots SI & 22 Youngs addition taxabies 200 tax 3.95. McMiobael B & R C, pt oollot 37 taxabica 400 tax lii. 10. Pear sob Amelia, pt outlot 27 and inlot 250 taxableff 1900 tax 29. 95.
Rush Sarah, pt inlot 357 t&xables 32S tax 6. 36.
taxabies
NOTICE OK ADMINISTRATION, Notice ia hereby givoe, that tho undersigned has beoa appoiated bj U 1 ii .1 u d 0 of tii: C i re i t Co u it of Monroe County, State of Indiana,
administrator f the e3tate of Je?se T. Bun:h late of Monroo touutjr, di ceaifcd. Said estate supposed to l$ solvent. Wifcu&H Ii. Bubob. Administrator. Fob. SMHb. 2CS3 ADMIISriiATOH'y SALE. Foiico ia keroby givou that the un ileraiiis'io! aduiinistrator of ihe es-
lato of Ueuben Clark deceased, by order of the Monroe Circuit Court
will sell at pubiio walo on the premises in Salt Creek township on TUESDAY, MARCH 27th, .1883, the following roil estate situatsd in Monroe county, Indiana, towit: Ail of the northeast qsartor of the southwest quarter of section thirty -one except 25 acres in a square in tiie- noilhwc&u corner. Ten acres 1:1 a square in the south west corner ef northeast quarter of section thirty -one. All the northwest quarter of the BOthwest quarter of section thirty-ono lying on the east side Moore's creek and being in the northwest quarter
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east. Terms one-third cr.sh iu hand on day of sale remainder in two equal payments of six And twelve months from day of saie. Purchaser executing his Bctcs fox deferred payments with aceoptable freehold security waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws with in Urea t from day of sale. Said sale tu he free from leins and encumberaaces. Sale to bo a& 11 o'clock a. m... jas. B. Benj&er Admistratsr. Feb. 23d 2883. Buskirk tk Duncan Att'ys. - . m& Bf 1 1
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We have had a little Bpring weather, but not enough to justify u in planting "garden saas." -When you want anything in the boot and shoe line try the Bee Hive.
In the lower house of the legislature, last Tuesday, the University endowment bill was defeated by 47 to -14. Tho vote was reconsidered and it eomes ip
again Friday. The amount of mail matter received here this week has been
very heavy, but Postmaster McPheeters and his assistants hand
led it promptly and good natur-
edly.
A young daughter of Miltoli
Pickerell, residing at Kent's
mill, died last week, of heart dis
ease.
W. W. Wicks is now sole prietor of the Bee Hive and he is
making things hum. Ho is now making a clearance sale ta make
room for spring flock
Poor Petrol May thy prayer be an
swered at the throng of grace, and may
your own hopes he realized'in the happy
meeting with the beautiful Nita ou the
distant shore,
SALT CREEK TOWNSHIP, The southeast fourth of the north
east quarter of section 32 town 8
north of range 1 east containing 40
acres more or less, raortgaea uy
Raehael J. Pender and husband.
Principal, interest, damage aad cost
$66,22.
POLE TOWNSHIP. The southeast fourth of the north-
west quarter, also the southeast
fourth of the southwest quarter all in see 33 town seven north of range
one east containing 80 acres more or less, mortgaged by nJarlin Deekard and wife. Principal1, interest, damage and cost $82.55. The northwest quarter of the south west quarter of section thirty one township seven' nerth of range one east mortgaged by Jackson U. Cleftdenin and wife. Principal, interest damage and cost $i03.90. WD TAN CHEEK, The seutheast quarter of the south cast quarter of section thirty fire in township seveu north; of range two west, rocrtgaged by Lucian B, Sare and wife. Principal, interest, damage and coat IJ255.S0. MARION TOWNSHIP. The east half of the northeast quarter:. of seetion nineteen township ten north ot range one east, centaiu-
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30U tax IS. 65. Robinson Mary , pt seq seq sec 33 l9rle 2 acres taxables200 tax4.00. Spencer A merit J, Owen's addition i&lot 8 taxabies 350 tux 6. 85. Stewart D M, estate, pt outlot 38 taxabies 325 tax 6. 35. Tuley Charles P, pt outlot 16 taxabies 3400 tax 181. 20. Tulev Charles P, inlet 315 taxablesloO tax 2. 10. Taylor E T, estate, pt inlot 2;!8
taxabies 1800 tax 3. 15. Thornton Kaacy J, ialot 273 taxabios BOO tax 5, W. Welch Mary k Miles, labia lo & 10 taxabies 500 tax K M. Unknown, Davids addition, iuloi 22 taxabies 60 tax 3. 85. Yodor Charlotte, pt ontlot 37 taxables 325 tax 6. 75. City Clerk's office., Bloomington, Ind I, Robert C. Groevea, Clerk of said City, do hereby certify thai the fore going is a true and correct list of lands and lots returned and remaining delinquent for non payment ol taxes for the year 188i aud previous
years, including penauy, inieresi and cost of advertising, as returned by William P. Rogers, treasurer, together with the current taxes due thereon, and that the same wore duly recorded iu December, 1882, as the law directs. Robert C. Greeves, Feb. 6. 1883, City Clerk.
1 City Clerk's office, Bloomington,Iud, State of Indiaua, Monroe county.
.Notice is herauv eivon i nat so
much of the lands and lots contain
od in the foregoing list as mav be
necessary ta discharge the taxes due
thereon, or duelrom the owner tiere
of at the time of sale, will be sold at
public auction at the Court house 1 ! 4t. i'Xi.m V 'Dlnmin(Tt'n -
UOOl, ill ilUV VllJ Ul AJiUUiUillliWJJ, Ul said County of Monroe, beginning on the First M01 day in March, 1883, and continuing from day to day till ail are sold. Robert C. G reeves, Feb. 6, ISm. City Clerk.
SALE OF
ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Administrator with the will of Sarah Williams, deceased, will by virtue of the power conferred on him by said will, sell at public auction ou the premises, cn WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28, I3S3, the following described real estate j n M ou roe con nty, i nd i ana, to wi t : The North half of In-lot No. 204, in the town (now iivj of Bloomington, in saul county and Slate. Terms of Sale- Said sale shall be
s mado for cash in hand, the purchas
or taking said real estate subjec t to taxes. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. s A QUILL A W.ROGTSKS, Jan. 27, 1883. Administrator. Buskirk & Duncan, Att'ys,
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J. k Aaderson & Co.'s3 CASHST0R1 Is the best place in tho citj fe? Family Supplies. A laigo 5 stock of GROCERIES, NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE, COUNTRY PRODUCE, And all to be sold at low-down prices. SAVE MONEY by buying your Groceries of us. Farmer's corner of Public Square.
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KEFA1E SHOP jjgjEfWc ruake and repair Buggic ind Wagons. All work done cbenp ind warranted to give satisfaction.
PENS, PENCILS. INKS, WRITING PAPER, SLATBS, SATGHjSU DRAWING TABLETS, CRAYONSMUCILAGE, NOTE BpOKjft COPY BOOKS, SGRATCIJ ROOKS, SPON ES, et etc. eto . And every thiLg excOpt sv itches for bac cKolars, iucludiag 0 All Sciiooi and CJollege test Books. Especial attention given to country orders. Also all stoek of
Paper & Wiitlow Shades
ggOaiff" Sole is not to be airadwld.
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Salo for Street Improvements . By virtue ot a certain precept to pie directed by the Mayor of the city of B looming too, Ind., and duy attested by the Clerk of said citj, i will on SATURDAY, MARCH 3d, ISSfr, sell at public auction at the ilayoi'h ofiice in said city, botweefctbe bourn
of 30 o'clock a. m and ocloclc p. j
in. of said dav, the followinjr dca-
cribed real estate, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the sum, hereinafter named, a.-s?$sc I against said premises for street ira protements, and all costs to wit: In-Lot Number , sixteen (1G) in said city, owned by Mary Quinn and Miles Weleh, and against which is assessed the sum of One hundred and sixteen and 52-700 DoI!are(Jfitf 52) for stree t improvements in favor of John Campbell, contractor, he having done said work in accordance with said contract. William P. Rogers. Treasurer City of Bloomington,
Specialty. We have plenty ol yaul room and water for stock. Gfilmoie Brothers,
Aladisoii StM West of the Railroad Attention, Farmers! Four Xarnpikes ILcadiBig into Mloomi>on isa jeiilfercKS Bircctions. I."s just what you need, but a3 you cannot have that at present the next best thing for you to do is to take your Produce to the store of Whaley & Co., whSreyou can buy both Dry Goods and Groceries as cheap as any
place in town, thus avoiding the trouble of going to two houses to supply 3' our wants. We keep a fuli
line of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES NOTIONS. HATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
GLASSWARE & QUEENSWABR
Call and see us, on Jeos corner.
Northwest corner of the Square. Bloomington, Ind. WHALEY & CO. Su6cesors to Breed en t Co.
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informs his patrons . end the public
T 'WATITTSWSi Proprietor, i generally that he has on hands, and
j :s receiving a iuu an cu sappiy East side of tho Square, one door ( of ail those articles usually found, in
North of Farmer's corner.
The latest styles and
most durable goods can bo found here.
receive neyr goods two or
three times a week, always or
the best quality and latest styles I propose to sell better goods for the least money than any other house in tho country. T..E. MATHEWS.
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The Stock is Fresa, And has been selected with great' tare, and with especial re tereace to the wants of this eommunity. He has his usual supply of
Many of them new and unique desisrns. The assortment of
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All of Kahn & Tanaenbaum's clothing must be sold to make room for spring stock.
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Calls attended to da and night. Hearse furnished if desired. Prices to suit all. Shop one door North of J. K. Anderson's grocery. Jan. 20.
READ, READ, READ! The undesigned painter, paper hanger a nd calciminer of sixteen years experience, who has been in the employ of Showers Bros, tor tho last three years, is ready to do any and all work in his line at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work entrusted to hhn. Call on the undersigued or leave your orders at Hiram Lindley's drug store and the same will receive proper attention. Work solicited. Joseph A. Rush.
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Is unusually full, embracing everything that is needed. Ail to be .... sold at PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO GIVE SATISFACTION;
For Sale. I have for bale the following property : 240 aeref ot good farming land ia Owen county, near Qu'ncy. 1G0 acres of good grain hud on Eel river, in Owen county. 76 acres of grass land in owoa county, near. Quincy.A one story and a half frame house on (V itfnnt street in Bioomina:-
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Lot -10 by 160, facing railroad. AH of the above property will be sold on reasonable terms. Apply to or address A. W. Rose3 BlopiniKgten, Ind. Jan. 20,.
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$r iBMcaurs auu . uuir -iiwuui
of education are invited to call and MAKE THE CITY BOOK STQRE THE IB HEADQUARTERS, Where the v t? ill be cordially welcomed, and where every effort will be made to make their stay pleasant and convenient. - Aag, 30, 18SV
PUBLIC SALE, On Thursday March lit, I8S3, I will sell at auction on what is known as the Millen farm, one miles cast of Bloomington on tho pike road, horses, cattle, mules, sheec, and farming implements of all kinds. Suh as plows,harrows; wheat drill, hay rafee, wag op, carriage, buggy, &c. ' Tarms of Hale: Nine months without interest on all simiB oyer $8; Purchaser giving note with approve! security. $3 and under cash. JMES B. (Jlakk, " v:
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