Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 21 April 1883 — Page 4

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THE SATURDAY COURIER,

Litis Democratic Newspaper, Pubushep by Ilraro J. Feltus

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The

vel hy nut tu ill consent, Mollie KiuUls retiring. A. W. Johnston, Uie romauiing ii:eiulu!r, assuuntii the in-

91. bO a Ibar The Largest and Best Circulation.,, j ,ng th.IUi ttlld will ooika all acconnis

Uue me same. A. w Johnston. AIollie Fields.

Bloomington, Intl., April 10th. 1883.

Hiram Litulley, the drutarisi,

in partnership horetvfore A has just received a full slock of 11115 under the siylu ami Iirm nameoH n i , i Johnston & Field i litis dav ctissol- wal1 PaP0P ol the latest patterns

and styles, and a aiaolune (or triminic the same. He also has

The directors of the Bloomfield and Bedford railroad have decided to extend the road east to the Ohio & Mississippi this summer. Seyinore will probably be the point.

All the new goods at the New York Store were bought for cash

and they are going to be turned iii j I take tins opportunity of extend

TOBMiaesawi WtgtfMWy

s:r. .r. w. CiVitt,

to cash as fas as low prices will

m.'kc them go.

ty toMonvoe over 40 years ago and settled near Hindostan when these parts were a wilderness. Truly she lived to see "the wilderness blossom as the rose."

Dr. Branham is located at

change Dunn's at an mcrauisr.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. Deaths: Stephen Collier, an a zed man. His wife, also aged,

As has been previously stated survives him. Henry Basten, the const ruction of free turnpike j g d 82 years, died in March, ro ids are pniil by an assessment of Jaaies H, Bales died at his home real estate within two miles of the in Morgan county, March 8th, road. This includes all town pro- aged 43 years. "Little Jim" will petty as well as farms and eery- belonged remembered for his thing ia the nature of renlestate. This chearfollness, wit, and geiierositax is levied by three disinterested ty. Mrs. Susan Fan died March cd by thebord of comuiissioners, 9th, Her life was that of a conand apportionate it among the own-: stant ctr. istian. She was a faithers of realotate in proportion ns fu bind wife, a loving mother, they are benefited by the road. au(j a charitable, obliging neighThus a man whose farm lies d rect- j)je(i at Martinsville, ly-on the road is assessed more per j March 30th, Mrs. Eliza Hovious. ad valoren value of his real estate They moved from Lawrence coun-

tuanone who licsou, say one mue from the road. A great manv suppose that we have to pay all tax 'likl down m clear cash. Such is not the tact. The commissioners raise money in the first place by selling bonds at six per cent interest. a be bond payable in eight ytais and must be sold for their face. The money is raised to pay these bonds hv assessing the teal estate as above described for eight years, the first payment of v. Inch, will bo payable on or before the first Monday in April 18S4. To illustrate: Suppose A owns l&Q acre of land and is assessed one dollar per acre or ?60, jknown as the gravel road tax. He pays one eight of that, or 120 next year, 10 in April and $10 in Nowember, and so on each year for vht rears. He thus has the use of .... . . - the road this tall and all through the muddy season next spring to haul off his wheat ami corn crop before he has to-pay a cent. Then $10 is all the tax he has to pay until- his wheat crop is in the market fori 884. And thus each year he uses the road before paying his tax. The use of the road is worth the amount of luon.'Y every year as long as a man . lives, but he only has topay it for aright yearn A good deal of sport has been made over t be obituary poetry gmblished in the country newstpapers. The -.Oourier has taken "the pains to mae some selections from i&eraat c dailies and the result is herewith given. The Oincmftaii Enquirer of last Sunday hs& he following: JiftUetiicos -sore long ti?ne she bore, nphvsiciawswer in vain. Till Gi did jSease to give her ease, And fTee;horikom her pan. Also .fee following from the samejpapec It was on bright October mora, J5ut two shrt years ago, -Our iiiule 2i Hie came to us, BtttiiMwkc is lying Ijw. AikLsSI another choice seleetdoafrea the same sheet: Five months had scarcely passed .... bove Mv da. ling baby h2ad Wliea the angels came and took him Vr m his cradle-bed. It will be seen that the mania lor rushing into poetry upon the death of a friend or relative is not confined to country papers alone. The above gems a i-e as rare as any ever published hi the Courier.

Hindostan, and Dr. Jordan will

soon occupy the Noah Payne property. There have been a great many people sick here. The formers are busy; oats sown, garden made, and now preparations for corn. Wheat looks scant, though warm weather and "gentle showers may

the outlook. store was entered early hour Friday and robbed of $40 in

cash and about $20 worth of dry-

goods. The parties secured an ax at C.G. Coir's, and pried open the front door. Three robberies, and three or four unsuccessful attempts, at Hindostan in a few yeirs and no one made to suffer, is very encouraging to the knaves. mss.

ing to the public my sincere thanks

for the liberal patronage bestowed on us, and hope by lair dealing, low prices, and "good goods to merit a continuance of Lite same. The highest market. price paid for produce. Call and ace me, you will always find courteous a:id cxpcriauccd salesmen ready to wait upon you. Goods delivered free of charge. A. W. Johnston. PLANTS, ROSES "IxJD SEELS. We will mail postpaid any one of the following collodions, upon the leceipt otVoNK uojllak. 12 li.ic Ever blooming Hoses. 10 Roses, all white, pink, red, or yellow shades. 10 Geraniuine, single or double, 8 Dahlias, 20 packets of best Flower Seeds. 20 packets ot Vegetable Seeds, 10 Glatt lolus Bulks. 10 assorted Bedding Plants 12 Tuberose Bulbs, I'lice Lists fijkb. Satisfaction guaranteed. Tnirty Greenhouses in operation. Address, JNANZ & NEUNER, Florists, Louisville, Ky.

a large stock of paints and oils ready for the spring trade. Dr. J.S. Fans, late of Shoemaker's, isinow engaged at this store and w 11 be pleased to meet his old

friends here. Everything in the j

drug line is kept on hand and put up by experienced hands. All those knowing themselves indebted to me will please come forward and settle immediately. Inasmuch as 1 have accomodatcd)voti in the past and am now in need of the money I hope one and all will come forward and settle without a second i citation. C. R. Perdue.

erance

Ladies, have 3011 been to the New York Store since the new goods

came m r

Carpet Lining ! 3pMoth-proof Carpet Lining, a superior article, cheap at the City Book Store.

NOTICE Having lost all my instruments Slock tfc furnitue by the late fire 1 earnestly urge all who know them selves indebted to me to call and pay tip as 1 want money and I want it bad and must have it, 1 have an entire new outfit ordered which will be here this week. My office may be found on the G reeves corner froont room up stairs. Very Respect fully J. W. Grain.

Headlight and coil oil at 15 cents a gallon, at the Bee Hive

grocery, next to the postotlice.

ELLETTSVILLE. On Saturday night of last week a corps of the Sons of Veterans was organized at Ellettsvilie. This is a branch of the Grand Army of thellepublic and

is composed of young men whose fathers served in the Union Army. Col. Shaw7, Col. Hastings and Sergt. Jones of Lafayette were present to superintend the organization. There was quite a large attendance of members of the G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans at G. A. R. hall where the ceremonies took place. The following officers were elected: W. A. Sharp, Captain; A. D. Everman. 1st. Lieut ; J. F. Steele, 2d. Lieut.; Harry Eakin, Orderly Sergt,; James Maupiu, Quartermaster Sergt; George Munson. Surgeon; David E. Burks, Chaplain. This being the second corps organization in the State (No.l being located at Lafayette) it was entiled to the Lieut-Colonel of the Indiana Division, and John E. Edmonson was elected to that important position. The G. A. R, at this place numbers over 30 members, and the Post is in a splendid Working condition. They talk of building a hall of their own soon.

Special Election There will be a special election held on the Fiist Tuesday in May 1883,in the Second Ward of the City of Blooniinnton, Monroe Couuty In diana, to elect a Councilman to fid the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Benjamin Voss, councilman from said ward. Said special elecUDn will be held at the Library Room in iMblic Square. KCBT. C. G REEVES A pi. 17th 18S:i City Clerk.

estate of benjamin f, hog:hs deceased. In the Jfortroe Circuit Court, in ike State of Indiana, All creditors, Heiis and legatees of said estate .are hereby notified that William A. Rogers administrator of said estate has filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate and that the same will come up for examination .and appro val on the 3d dav of May 23X3, the same being the 10 judicial day of the April tern, .1883 of said courX at which time said creditors, heirs .and legatees are required to nppe r

saiu court, in me uourc rjouse in the city of BJoomington, and show cause, if any there be, WI13 said account should not be approved. Witness my name as clerk, and the seal of said court affixed, the 11 day of April 1883, seal. D. W. Browning, Clerk of Monroe Circuit Court. Thesw York Zim7 INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

The remainder ot my stock, con si sting of over $5,000 worth of boots and Bhoes, will be found at the Mendelssohn hall, where they vrili be sold regardless of cost. Call and sec for yourself, I mean business. C. It Pkudue.

Our stock never was so large nor good sso cheap. Kew York Store. NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION. A General Election will be held n the City cf Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, 01? the First Tuesday in May, 1883, the same beinir the lt day of saiil month, at which tJie foilo.ving city officers will be elected; One Mayor. One Marshal. One Assessor. One Treasurer. One Clerk. One Councilman from 1st Ward. One Councilman from 2d Ward. One Councilman from 3d Ward.

precinct

In the First ward, at Mayor's ittlii

Is not signing a pledge or taking a solemn oath that cannot be kept, because. of the non-removal of the cause liquor. The way to make a man temperate is to kill the desire for those dreadful artificial stimulants that carry so many bright intellects to premature graves, and desolation, strife and un happiness into so many families. Itisafact! Brown's Iron Ditte&s, a true non-alcohol' ic tonic, made in Baltimore, Md.,by the Brown Chemical Cotrpany, who are old draggists and in every particular reliable, will, by removing the craving appetite of the drunkard, and by curing the nervousness, weakness, and general ill health resulting from intemperance, do more to promote temperance, in the strictest sense then sny other means now known. It is a well authenticated fact that many medicines, especially bitters,' are nothing but cheap whiskey vilely concocted for use in local option countries. Such in not the case with Brown's Iron Bitters. It is a medicine, a cure for weakness and decay in the nervous, muscular, and digestive organs of the b ody , producing good, rich blood, health and strength. Try one bottle. Price Jim

1 1 H B R FT Iff PEDICREISEEDS

SEEDS SEEDS

For the MERCH ANT on our New pt For the MARKET CARDENE For the PRIVATE FAMILY

Crown by oursetveeaa or own Eaaai

SEEDS

j'r'ijjsr Over McCitlla fe C, BLOOM INQTON, IND f&gjr A woik giurant4M-d. 64i

CASTJEB VANSAWT,

riandjoiHO Xlhutratcd CutaloTi and Rural Register lltPM TO AIJ- ( STBHOHAffTS, 8BNB US YOITR K08INS8 GAUDS FO TRADE MOT- , DAVID LANDRTH&SQ$,SEED GR0WERS,PH!LADELPHiil

Mr Virotuble juid FIah cr Setd CfilAlowae tar

1 SS will W tnt FflBB to all who applf. . Customers of

lait season aotd noi wntc for It. All seal seal worn ajr establishment warranted lobe th fresh and true to name, so fax. that should it n, ve itl6rwle. 1 Agxec to refill the

order gran. My collection f vegetable seea is one oi!

ins mut extensive to be found in any American catalogue, 'and a large part of it is of ::y ain jrrowjne. As the

orljrinnl lntrodnoor of Rtrl Oklo md BkrtMk i'oLutoc. Marblohoad Eurly Cora, the HsibbAT frMjuaah. MarbUheod Cstbbjsse. -Phlnney's Melo and a score of other nc ttables. I invite the patron

age of the public. In ihe ga:den and on the. (arms of

ttiosc rHo punt ray seed will be huiid my best advertisement. James J. H, Crngory, ifarblehead. Mass.

Bra mm

North End of Fee's Building, d leie Avenue. Honrse furnialu 1 when desired. ISLOOMiXaTOX - nrDIAX.

ATTO LINE Y 5 AT LA W,

t LOO MI2TQ TOKt

1X1

Will praeMoi in. f rarts of Monroe nntl ad ining countio, Siecial attont?oH uid U

to a 11U

Allnntlnna and nil bufiiuess LUirUflteii loan

are.

The following voting have hein cstahlishod:

3101

NOTICE. Having sold our Millr we desire all those indebted to us to call immediately and settle their accounts as we wish to close up the business of the Mills ns soon as possible, any having claims against us will please present them for payment Kespectlully, Lkffler Bros. . s S ' 1

NOTICE OF A DM IN 1ST RATIO!

Notice is hereby given, that Ihe undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Monroe county. Scute ot imlmn administrator with die will annexed of the eatnU4 of James. Denrninn late ol Monroe county, deceased. Saul esia supposed to he silver I. John Hustitox, Administrator. March 24. 18 3, A DM IN IS l UAro'lt' SALK. 2o)iice is ht-reov ifiven that the

ATTOBKKYS AT LAW, LxjUMIXG 7 OA , Mb

Praetiro in tnc Courts of Monroe and adjoiti ing counties. Pfiit uttontion givoa to ool tecii'JiiB dnU all oUur I e sr I businesB.

nt. will c.TSpWwIy phanre the blooi in ihe entire system in Uiroe months. Any pn n wno win cave um 1 AV" h ACt; Mi.lIT PROM ONE TO TWELVK WEEKS. tnavborestore'l tosoundhea th.lf aiieh thine iliMW. Vr curing Fcntalo Compiaiata these Pills hnve no equal. Physician- nse them in th -ir practice. Mld everywhere, or rnt.by .nail for 95 conta in Stamps. tni for pamphlet. 1.9, JOHNSOH & OO.t EoatOD. Maea. uiwihii i SW mmmMmmm mmw mm m 'mrnmmmmmmr

An Knclish Vetorinw 8V acd Chftaitft. new traveling in this cocntry. tb most ofm Ilerae and Cattle Po rders vkl here are worifc-

raluab.v. Xoihing on eanU will innk bens lay like Sheridan'a OondUion P( wdors., Dose.! Uaspoonrel

tJ i pun loot?. StJid areryvrhoro or sMit hv mail for 0 Ultw-aUtajH. L 8. Joikmm M Q Jtoo, Ma

mavf mm I AV

. v -w- nr . uri' x-,. nT T ill

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WAlIvH. Ml oro tested; only tea boat boqi oit.

Gmin and

Fnriu Food Manual t Hlatory: and bee methndu

LinUi.i, koos urora, uraaeeft, roaacr iJicm

Plant'.nf. etc oply iVCZw Annual Catalog and rn Li Cf ami tMt&L.

for AZ.L CLT-

st eont o ' ana bees'

odder Cxops, '.Trr

I of culture of Grdu.'sBoot Crops, GrsatOB,

BovRrnl thousand mrietlee. FREE

sriiaslcHt HIRAWB SIBLEY t CO. CHICAGO, IIL Rofhester.N.Y.

SONEMANUHE.

-Manufactured by the

NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING . COMPANY, Stands without a rival Zn T f . , r-

Tvnty-!x years experience. Sales annually G,000 toas. Crops increased.. Maturity hastened one or two vieks. Soil improved permanently. Large profits- toy Farmers Who nsc liberally those Standard Fertilisers. EverK hzs guaranteed in weicht and quality, by analysis. Send for circular. h yOR.THWJBSTJEIZN' FERTILISING- Q.9

TT23L ".02X JBtooli "yaarcis,

VT SB

TM5S Pr7ACT8CA?- FAHJWSP, PH 1 VA I A, ftwm an intimat? s Qttnintauce wi is renders, has found there is jfcneral ieir?.j 3 poscs r arms and Hornet m ue Wftt, Xvxc f nrder to giv titch of our Subs Tibv-r ;:n op; ortuiify to nbtajn r-n I in r roved farm, n wl:-tovn. reliable real estate man has cr.--faliy soleced foru9 lOU-S: AUjBN to b'-

oitcre;: a l-icT:urs in our Dane-, --we alsa offer. i i conn ctin um tbc Farm property, as rrc-

mi'::ns. una Steei-ViuLe KntrravtPfrs superb roircJ cS :ors of th ; works if the crcaicst n; surs.

I uesc Mc uwrtti t c pnee oi iUe paper: an.; wjiep v- pr e . in anunion. uns tn-nwrtunuy w . vlvain l.;rovfc(? Farm, vre are making The fclOSt Soiendid Offer Yet I j

B!flPisriall i-.rrisin iS;g.flnd 2s one of the oldest erqufturaL 3. erarvantj Family Toamalstmly ; ' jMmi ' a. rrmr- I hsh'id. lis tf varacier and reputauon arc of tne ;yur, an.-t tfnbsi riher rawly drrp; rem cnr lssis. "fl Cw BS ffl S ffll W II I 11 il4S :6JJ:1jrtSypu.i?IijijP.'i tty s $fpJ?T au:;u: u TOf75cco Svoscrz&ers V ra

I gjgaJ&S to r pc" cr-1 Tircpyc nd arv in sVv from S&toeto arer ,3 ad worth f en t io-.c cnc. e 1 'a-v vrni he enrvcyed hyi '? "IN THE j .tag Warrartv Tcd". an'Y a !car aid pcru-ct "1.1 t'o n 'r :e Ceiled S:?tes dew-; rp'v?re DOVI.S Lake, Tortlo Mountain, ! &CF WSR.V :ic T-an crteJ r:om i-e..frb. s; : ar: :s last y. n-. A ?! -of -thfw bad fC 2S.CHSO Eiver Ccuntiy : wst arc just gr toJand w'-V i""l'ic : i3 r:;c'ur.ir 1.1-j cecums! .f!vs ic-anis are srjhtbat jATtrpTf TIMTAfi ! fm p8"1 tT- Ilyjw? rny csln cm of th Farm?. V .T, 7T tT . m . t alSBllMi prIc?-$ a rtfctfTat a" I I s c??t cpa:T'ir . tfte v.rl K- m i!ei to the j j i ribllturV t' Ul' UnilOit stales LlUlu ; gg sender, U's ra:na ntite'e r?rn - f-1 scrs ? Ik, ad tsist auni, .cti for rn year, ft OWwi nt .j Aaatar web :v-s inj i-w! : n r Nni.ft.nr in djr!FfOP Sate, we f ui l a(. j wn; award t c.tca of Cr- a j s STrcvi""? ir.r? ?.c. , i:s$v.h s mat .rer thai each? rn vn vni?TC n VffiYTA SEsnlFcrih: .uil ! ac?t fa!? o I, 'tr.l rp.rant.v wri"a ot f Vji sn-d ICr ravii fra. ljUA.MJ I UiJVP, wRUiA. . TO . n. F.LncnfirR 1 a:,! f I wirc: -sc f rtfiairt - v rf: : r th.ir lremtnm? ""S5rtnH id la 8 Slid fsll DJir PSnrHhctMsircirV'Wo;tJirij r;;;u ::v Th; e Fatt-s t M Frvrsaro hr'tf ii.itllar UiaiK-tt fa'e' to 'in V .ahhess l'rt. and is in t n.'-: !.v -s aa a I -M s nf :v5 nrr f fp tnV-st; ;r fis r f. tft. year. -"nn " jij a U7u fe')'ii iamo : pddirra ot tUo-c st.ui-.njr t..o v.j : r.ie t rt m uia- will j-rp-Iw, ; tpc f:. -

SilkD

partment!

Greeucastle Star-Press says: "During the past month there has been a large number of flattering notices printed in the columns of our Democratic contempories in

various portions of the State, urging the candidature of Hon. C. C. Mat-son, of this city, for Governor in 1884. These tokens of appreciation, good will and approbation, are well deserved. Mr. Matson is a sterling Democrat, a good citizen and well qualfied to make a winning

candidate and an able, fair and conscientious Governor of the State of Indiana, and we know that he appreciates very highly the confidence and good will of Democrats in urging that he be their standard-bearer in 1884; but, at the same time, he wishes us to say that he is in no sense a candidate for the nomination for Governor, nor does he expect to be. This may not be in bar- ' i ' 'i l nit'

mony witn tne views ox tnose yG give $20,00 in gold to the

who have been seeking to give ' persons tei'irig us which is the short-

A lady or gentleman is very easily known by his conduct in church. It is very annoying to church goers to hoar whispering around them during the hour of service. The minister is very muched disturbed by giggling and by some of the auditors jumping up and leaving the house while he 'is talking. Sleeping or nodding during services makes

the speaker think he is positively uninteresting. It is very disrespectful. Snoring is allow

able when the gnats are bad,

for then it gives the insects

chance for their lives. Examine

your elbow neighbor's clothing

and see what he or she wears,

and do not listen to the preacher

and you will go to heaven, may

be. Religious conduct is very

different from all this. Ex.

The large increase in sale at

our feiiiv uepartment nan ae-

manded more space, and we have

now more than double the coun

ter and shelf room, and a con se

quent increase in the amount of

stock. We begin the season, with

the fullest confidence of a still greater increase in our sales, of

fering a variety of Silk Fabrics

which outrival all prevous show

ings in this part of the country.

At our counters all the newest colors may be found in silk and satins, in the ''greatest assortment of styles and qualities.

ISIiACK SILKS, We always carry a very large line, and have special value at $1.00, 1.25, 1.50 $1.75 and 2.00. CQ5"Wc bep to inform the Indies of this oily nral vicinity thai when requested by letter we will mail. Free from Cliarpe. full lines of samples and carefully fill nndfovnrd orderg however small, by mail or express, n -desired. Prices in every nise tbc earn' as if the purchaser en uie to Indianapolis and bought the goods at out store. Pettis, Bassett & Co

in the btionil ward. Library rooui unriornigni'il, atlm uitrur with the j on Dublic Sfliiaro. U-nt

In the Third ward, Clark's black- iWnuan, (irvisvil. wili odor for sale

St far5. lltesEfiiis & Manila f.

31 1 'vi maiff o; r piin1 tnrsCit.t

: " r a". 5 f J7 f-tmT;j Z?

m:tii shop. ROBERT C G REEVES,

WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES, PAINTS, OILS.

That were on the road at the!

time of the fire, to be Bold cheap. I will sell the paper and put jt on the waP for yon cheaper than it wt be done when yon buy the paper and hire it put on. All work gu a ran ted to be firat-ciass. J, W. ShOMAKER. At Stuart & McPheeters' store.

at j.ublie auction at the late residence ft said James Deannan in Bkmmington township, Monroe eouty, It?hia, on TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1883 the personal property of said tstte convicting ft horses, st'ep and farming mipleineuts. tta.'e to begin at 10 oYloi k a ra. TERMS OF SALK: Sums of five dollars and under cash, in hand, on sums of over i)v2 dollars a credit of six months will be given. rlhr purchaser givinff his nolo v ith approued surety with inttrcht waivin ra luation or appraisement laws. John Nuxtittotos, Administrator with will annexed, March ;50, 1883. East & East Att'vs,

I PATJX.'HIKH. 5s&thcbi:-anai...!. hi the jv rt auaa jw.v. , . t j; I ; ftjiarc l.:vi' cS.-c ':ai'r. . atn 't 3 r, ct-W :-r -w?eaet sasag-TsassiswKasata r-r. ssbmj nvlaiahi; ;t:v.ri-?-n of th" T!r swifcsrfc ard w U:o .-rtas, tvith a aescriphan cti . EfST- Tife liai.nvwr..t. rtls:icr.'ivma ifl . .1 . mc, ..t s jfrftj. 1 f;PcUBS3 WHERE 'Alt USt FAILS. Ed Sg f mumn'lv.YSr. JteawrcSo . sax 'I at orcCai.:i ' : rnr!;M 7r w r'p rl:o iMxi:RvdleteT. jf in im t Sog by d rggj fcL SliSc! s. If v r t.:o f.iIh-r r j ? ? c, v.. v J ?v ihe get;er ter SygaaKSb aG tjj Ts5ii Mug ! S5f ihi'Cf. a sv-Hs r:-:i-n 'Vr ' Ir - v.-jH ; . : h-.r- tta? r i:l:t wirti werwlv "iV-ji - --w m ,,i,.pnniw..i-. itfig j SK-ribirrliii.lUua rcif th'i i a .iis Tor so autre "rsH?'"Mv:i piv twt cxtrr scl wrin- I Ba . ! potions; fur surpIn-rs ?-t Pv;ra rbir ! f.' 'sHW. fn cstra BtfMf Al Aseata-Wanted fop D ATT I CQ J f wijrtioiWT for s,tfis -r&cr a :i V- 'v- f 4 ihficrib-r ana WAV ft L A"Vi"nt. i5 ,Ml"Jcr" I I LCO. six Vxtra sv.b. riK on ; rr 4- s's;nT.rT$ v. r. ty- r r -rnt-rim na mt , F'ib-crhr Newandrapluc PiciiirialUijtoryoftheBJcatSeafigljtsoftlje . S5 .,,fl Sino wcWl'l'pivC C!irlit fair? S"hwv tw. 'f rvr ;' ('RrPI'W; C:m !) Stnt to an V I World. By Medical Director SHXPPEW. U. S. N. Addrss ... ...j.,,.., irvtlOl'-Uw cf ;h-i C 'i'b tl ; s; ::. 3i" h i ' 'vi! have an &aas C rportunilV t. AQEWTS Wantftd T,IUSrW u?4; crSv Let everv reader iC lbx.cceuaer.t 6 at Uw, nrm vamz xnU bUowa, swd wa tHTI ret ih lew in mis soiling ?a atjiiucdcd, everywhere: UVtftl Vrmi- feWget n Ka- worth 6t r i tlM -VCT llC ltTO -.!-"0. 9 Ww. t;M A Co., odd reliowa iiik. CoJumbu. c. . iijf sjrt5T& V I As a rmtr.r rfscr:t" i "r S rthers tV Peer'r and Afcs?t!crs of I; Th if. u, nil ti-o Farms U- b c,; u.yai!ui with i..v V atloai gtfu; Coito-jtatty &2iia-

Ohio & Mississippi R'y. THE GREAT THROUGH CAB AND FAST TI MK ROUTE. 2S.ST and WEST,

A $20.00 Bible Howard. .... The publishers of Rutjodgc's Monthly offer twelve valuable, rewards in their monthly for May, anions which is the following:

t;m ika Ka it1 KArrrar f a e&b chaDter in the iNew icstament

, it -l '' :a i i ii. i Scriptures ( not the New Revision ) make the announcement, but the by y tl;, ls83. Shotld two or 'acts stand as above stated." niore correct answers be. received.

the reward will divided. 'Die boott smoked iiam& utmney wV be forwarded to the C3nts a pound, at the. Bee Hive winner May loth. 1883. Persons grbceiy, next to the postoffice. ' trying for the reward must send 20 cents in silver (no postage stamps Weli mm the Nashville .token) with their answer, for which , . cc - , . , T they will receive the June Monthly, merchants "FqneaP about Brown in whiCh the name and address of Connty trade coming to Bloom- of the winner of the reward and eorington. The New York Store rect answer will be published, and in srets the largest portion of that whlch wl more yauble rewards ' , 1 will be offered. Address, Rutiedge - tie- ru.biishing Company, rhston, Penna,

Hard to Beat!

Those New Spring Goods uov rriving at Mefford's, both for quality, styles and prices.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, ' CAPS, BOO IS fc SHOES. Please call and examine them. C;C,Meffeird & Sons.

Lowille Bew filtony & 'GMcago R5y Time in. Effect March 28, 1883. "Mondu Edute." Affords the Best, Cheapest, Quickest, most Desirable Route to the Great West and North West, South and South West. JTn rough Passengkk Tbains,Dah-y 4 DAY MAIL. NIGHT EX

No. 1. No. 3. 11:50 pm. 31:23pm. 8:50 pm". 7:30 am' No 2,- Nn 4, 5:06 pm B:27 am. 9:L0 pm 7:20 am,

Parlor ( -caches on day. trains between Chicago. Palace Sleepers on night trains between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. Through tickets and Round-trip tickets fur South and South-west, and through trip and land exploring tickets for North and North-west ia most direct and close connection routes. Baggage checked through to all places where tickets are pur chased. Travelers wanting information, apply to either of the undersigned. CAKTKR PERINfl. Agent.

nifAinipUii, Ir.d Murray Roller, G, P .A, Lvo'uvt le. Ky.

NORTH. Bloomington, Chicago, SOUTH. Bloomington, Louisville,

Accos, Day Ear. Kijtrt Ifs, AtlantieEx Leave St, Louis 6.40am 8.00am 6.50paa 7.20pm Le j ve Mitchell--3.27pm 2.47pm 2.23am 2.39am Arrive Cincinnati 8 23pm 6.36pm G.39:nn 7.00am Day Elxpress has Parlor Cars willm it i?Iia:gu lo Cincin ia:i Dining cars Seymour to Cincinnati, KS'sSlS Expr"e h8 Palace Sleeping Cars tu Cincinnati without oh an i Hfaniie Express has Paluue Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Loiiijty lle, Washington and Haiti typoro without rhnnge, Dining car Seymour to Cincinnati,

Henry Toumer,

ATCH'MAKER & JEWEJLEK.

Reoaring promptly at

tended to, and guaranteed to be

done by skilled workmen. A trial is solicited. In Lindley's drug store.

Address PRACTICAL FApaSR.-SfhUaderphla,- .-Pa. fc

copy free, icu xr.u, g.t yqurs-i.:, nci.Jiwr.

-a wy cg rr a :t x p.ss or arj35G mrRwowjp

Address or call upttn S?AM;ii V- SfiAX'JCft, W&shtegton. Hsw J

W4 M UNACQVAtNTIO WITH TH OeOQRAPHT f TMH 000 VRY WlUiCC BV E)CAMIN!NO THIS MAP THATTK

Over

5000

W EST W A RDArcoin. Buy Ex, UUh Leave Cincinnnti

6 43am 8.00am 7.20pm U 15pm Leave Mitchell 11 21am 1 1.51am 11,47pm SJiiam Arrive St. Louis 7.25pm 0.SOpm 7.10am 1120am The three express trains run daily each way. lSi' Exp I'CSS his Parlor Cars to St. Limis without change, Dining Cars Cincinnati to bymonr. i'ifeiit "Expreiss has Palace Sleeping Cars to St. Louis wiLfiunt efmnv. Also, to Cairo and New Orleans without change. Pacific Ex pros has Pu!ao Sleeping Cars to St. Louis without change. For reliable information as to rottUs, tickets, lime, etc., apply in person o.- by letter to , II A, I'ttUKOLY, At.. Mitchell, Ind. Or, lo T. Y. HrssELL. Tmvetinff Passenger Agent, North Vernon, Ind W. W. Peakoiiy, (i- n'l S! t. V B.SiiAntcUeu. Pa s. Ag1.'

Druggists

Phrs

AND

icians

ilojc Machine tver ttveoted. W1h imt awirf I0CK1U2S. wi Ti KEEL and TOE comaleta. ci

SanUae. win also kxrft a great vwlety of ttsx-

v ork for vrb- ch tkaro in a) wata r. raalr BiarkeL Seed

n?r caretuar t ad tonsa to tac TWSBil JSlttciiinc Co. 09 WaaatnstouSL, .

NEW R

OH BLOODS

'ar9ons Iur votive IHlLs make Kcw BlcSi

Blood, and will completely ehango l&e blood ia fea-entiwsrstem 8 three woatbfi. Anypersoa fho will tftlcfl I pitt vach night frora 1 1-4 iJSTfeeka mny foe rosioivtl to sottair health. If sweh a thin Ui M6sate Sent by aiail ifiv 8 tetter Ftampa. i. . JMTSSOy & CO., JGkw, M. ti-fy Hufgr, JKe --

MULli I u Ycst soiling our

Kitchen Queea Safety Laws

And other houeehoM Articles.

The best selling article ever put-

rr on the market. Fot Samplta

and Termu, addrc the

CMPPER M'FC COn

No, 2811 Walnut 3t., Clncinnfttl, O.

Have Signed or Endorsed the Following Remarkable Document : fiXesars. Seabuxy A Johnson, llanufaetrar insr Cheiaiatfl, 21 Piatt Sfc, New York: Gentlemen t 3Tor tho pastfewyeajfwe have sold vario us bra&Qj3 of Porous Plctatere. Phyeiciens .and the PubUo prefer Benaon's Oapcine Porous Pb to aH others. We consider them one of the very few relialde household iremedies worthy of couAdence. They aro superior to all other Porous Plastors or Liniments for external use, - . , . . .. Parxnaceutical produot of tho highest order of merit, and so xeeeffnized by physicians and drtigifistK.

By tiao ocatral poUoa of its lluu. ooaoaota tbe

St aaa lao vrost w wt naortoac rovs, ua aw-

paonger6, wilaeu iurA nd KsnsM Cits

worth. Auhlson. JttlaneDolia aafl St. Paul. It

coaaooui ia unioa jjoooio wim jj mo pnaa Imea of road batwooa tbo Atlantic cud tho Pac

out oaanaa ol caps, batween

81coteA Gars, and tho Best Lino or Uiulng Cera

in tho "W orld. Throe Traiaa botwo m vu

tea f aetoaaero, wi

cooacota la Union Depots with, all tho pnucipal

maa of road botwooa lao Atlantic cjaa tao iraciao

foeane. lie eouipmant is annvaioa ana mafiaia-

ooat, being oomposea.ot Jaost uoniioriaiais SmuMIuI Ciir CooQhcii. M&rnifiac' it Horton

oSinlno Chair Cars. Pulhaaa's Piettiaat- Palaoo

Cinomro and

BiMouri Stiver Points, yvro Trains between Chi

oaso and Miaaoapolia and dU Paul, via tho Paxacaa. . "ALBERT USA ROUTE."

i Wavr and Pireet lane, via Sencoa aod Kanka kee.haa recently . boa opoaad between Richmond,

jn ertouc, ti ewporc n ews. iiananooa, Auasu, ao-

eurtA, if oanvtue. iotuavuu, u-xmcwa, uuciaun.n, IndiaaApoiiaaad Lafavotto, aud Ouaha. wlnnoa.

Olifl and St. Paul and tafcorinodiil; .poiata.

Ail Through raaaongcra Travel ou Faat Xacpreaa

Tvaaae.

ssnmenvpn

itaatal

SiatoA Monroe Sts. .Chicago.

W il jc 4 pnrpaU to any 4 -- tlwif -

. La AND CATAUOQUIt

ia i wo, :iw pfa, iiu x.tt rit una

at imvnineMW, aoiu, up, itrits'

Suiwiv Pram . MutvrH SuflV. and

Ui'j, ShjuItv. Haad 0iau, Rrar

JfMf AnuUcr Rtids and a cawicgM .1 Cfa5 Bind :u tuk

A Fk oan be ad

i at

iiisixmontha soiling .""

For S3 pass catalogue, free, addresa. Iff. TUNISOJff. Cincinnati, O., K. Y. City, J ackoonville, EL, Omalia, Keb.

Tlaketi for oale at U priaoipal .?lokot Offloeata --ud pa UonvaiJuui

fcasgazo ehecXad throuah and ratea of fcre ak J !t .

wast aa low aa conpoutora mat oser ieea aavaw i t-"av 'd

MonSo

When other remedies fail get a Benion's Capoino Plaster.

MOODY'S

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For Teachiue all ouwj ui jw O0O0t wjojt st as.

rii7wtu wrW -ftmen 01 IT Bpjooq xooitnen jo 000 g AW cf

it'll li .JtM in HUH. iirv(

1 or da tailed information, aot the Mapa and Paid

re of tJo OR ii AT ROCK ISLAND ROUTS. At roar nearest Tlakst OiHce. or addreee H, Iff. CABLH, E, ST- JOHN, lAoe-Pws. fc Qn! MW 1 Tkt-4 pw CHICAGO.

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