Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 April 1883 — Page 4

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Live Democratic Newspaper, Piau.ra&AB irr

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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The parineiship heretofore exist' ju?t received a full stock oi' ing iimJcr Um yio aija ttnii nam oi j onj;e paUevns Johnston & ridtis is uns uav uissol- . 1 , ' .

trinnn the same. !Jt also has

vt 1 by niutu:

under

obi iira' vrns t;

All the tttsw 'goOfU nt tne

Yo'.k Store ivrrc bought for ch

turned in

fill

Pscsidont Arthur for copies of' ami Uoy si! going to ho turaod in Br. Au-ustine, Florida, newspan-j ml ers. At least wo suppose he sent I f

them, as he was there last week, Wiitua gone, spi in- isgiir. and we know of no otiier person-joon summer with aM its blowings al irloii'Uf our s that was in that land comloru will be with u. Days,

wooks, moiuns rapuwy pass, aim

locality at the time.

hrhv ih nearer tj tlvj giMtul term-

-like

Tv von want to take a trip this rur e:tW-v Psr'e

mi i j- li-ii itiiiio. which ia !aaiikUv iio:mj fcsoon

you how vou can visit all the im-

pnst a n tl fo rg e t toi u II yst. o ry reeo n i s mniM'iniit t 1011 tu whib f'tv rif t.bo

ponaut cuica uuu uuko luuuan wce became sufficiently in

out IiaYine to ro very iar irom

lome

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the

first

place you

clentHied with it to become rccordeil.

; Youth omcrscs into manhood and n

atlS60 nuuioostaa uv gumg uru few bricf vear3 develops old ngemilcs North of Bloomiagton. J v;ait;ng fo. the tomb, going is stamp-

. tsicirsi win he round in tue

neighboring co

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a large .stock of paint and oils ready for the spring trade. Dr. J.S. KariiS, late of ihoemaker

Blomnington. ld April 10th. I take this opporluuitv cf vzu nd ing to the public my sincere luniiU for the iiheiat patronage heaiuwd on os, and hope by tail dealing, low prices, and good giods to mcnt a coniinn.sncc of the same. The highest market price paid Tor prudt Call and see mo, yon will fdwnys find courteous and cxpcrioncid sidesmen ready to wait, upon you. Goods delivered free of ehnigo. A. W. Johnston. Notice of View an J Survey of Maca&amisod or Gravel Bead, Notice is hereby given that at special term oi" liie Cjinniissioner's Court ol" Monroe county, Indiana, held on the 25th day of Apuh 188S,

a petition and iond was illed asking

:i this store and I

roun;1 : UI ;ed upon al earthly things, and man to huve the following highway macjuhty of Morgan, ajssos away into the mysteriooa fn- adanuz ;d or graveled, to wit:

vv IS io pleased to nwvt his old

II IV II WO IH IV , .1 V. I J I I i ,1 1 1 ill 111' : I drug lino is kept on hand audi

put up by espenencctl Iiiius. wnSE&r-- 42c All those knowing themselves indebted to me will plcn.se come forward and settle i mined atciy. Inasmuch as 1 "nave accon:oilat,ed)vou in the past und ;un now in need of the money I hope one and all will tome forward, and settle without a second irxilntion. C. H. Pkkule Ladies, have you been to the New York Store .since the new goods came in ?

forirottou. Life, at its

A trip to Clay county and you .1. soon

can see all of Brazil, and North j longest is comparatively short be

tween birth and death, the space is small, and limited, hero to-day, where to-morrow going gives place to gone man in his search after

and comfort heeds

icflocts on his ties-

tiny, his eaithly career is stopped,

er South on the same stream his physical body becomes deceased witl be found Petersburg; To j prostration and death removes him see the city of Kouie, you have I from hUoarthly existence, and but only to go to Rol)le county, while few, very few, setket or keep in muid Palestind 'may be visited by a the groat fact-they are going tin td trip to iianeoek county. If you prostrated on .1 bed of sickness, and

of Indianapolis Perue is located, i

The city of Dublin may be fuutui in Wayne county, and a visit to Edinbtirg may be made simply

y going over to Johnson county, j worldly wealth s Up on the ragtag -Wabash river jnot his fmtue or

Mohlexuma is located, and furth-

want to climb Mt Etna,

:o to

suflenna, then the mysterious future

Huntington county. Alexan- .haunts these thoughts and tear as-

dria vou will find in Maclisp

sists and hastens disease

t OUitK and, finally, if you want their exigence. Life, like deata is 10 see Hades, mak a visit to the Ml of mystery, not.hing certain m cotmsv seat of Lawrence county, h. but death -blessed is the. mar, This will be found a much more who comprehends the simple word

convenient and economical trip than goiiig with ProX Jordon on !:is European tour.

Never before have we known towns the size of Franklin, Mar-

iinsviile, Bloomington and Bedford to have such miserable newspapers. The papers at these places are not only poorly printbut their makeup is slouchy, They even present a more dilapidated generpl appearance than the Jacksonian, and that is useless. Nashville Democrat. The above is the opinion of an edl.or who has been in the printing business about three months, and, probaly, does not know the difference between an em quad and shooting stick. The Franklin and Martinsville papers, in typogra phical appearance, rank with the first papers in the State, while the Bedford papers are not tar behind. The Nashville Jacksouian is also neatly -printed. As for the Biooniington papers, ia speaking for the Courier, we can only say that its typographical appearance is not what we would like it to be, but it is the best we can atford. Newspipers, however axe like individuals; they should not be judge by appearances. What is in them tells the tale. You will often find plenty of brains beneath a sidachy hat The rapid approach of the close of the public schools ih this city is the occasion of great rparatibns on the. part of Jricuds asfi parents to witness the closing exercises. There is no better evideaco of interest in the cause of education than the .presence Gf parents on the last day of school and there is noth

ing that euoourages more the efforts of tha pupil?. There is a practice however in the public schools hare oferowdiagin upon the pupils in tire midst of their examinations, which we think is' injurious to the best interest of the pupils. These examinations, as at present -oondudtedy-are oral and in the prese t ee of an eager crowd of spectators t here is not one pupil in a hundred that will .do himself justice. He becomes

embarrassed and faus, in many i istanccon questions which are perfectly familiar under ordinary circumstances. This causes the parents to fell chagrined and not u litre pientiy tie teacher is blamed for not properly instructing iii the mibject examined. There seems but one remedy and that is to exeiu '.5 visitors from examinations entirely. It is of course quite the thing to invite everybody to fcfee closing exercises which are expected toffee anil are public. 'Jood smoked hams 12i cents a pound, at the Bee Hive grocery, next 1o the postbffice.

going, and is alwrys ready hen the

summons comes to go. All that n man can take with him, when cut off from life is his record of good deeds, which in the world beyond is his passport to Heaven, and eternal

happiness. Let us then in life, keep ever in view the great Truth, that we are going and by a daily life of Love and goodness secure a peace ful and happj' entrance to the othar world. Let us cultivate Purity and Ilonasty in all thoughts, and Love in ad acts and constant recognition -hat we are Going Home.

SUSY AS ! At the Bee Hive of W. W. Wicks, dealing out a large and varied stock of Notions, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes Carpets. &c. Never was our stock so handsome, and never weregoods cheaper. Come and see. ' You will be welcome.

Commencing on the corporation

Hue on tho North side of the City of Hloomington, in said county, on the Martinsville road, and runniiUi' thence along or near said ilartmsvillo road to a point in said county where said road intersects the North line of Bloomington township in said county. Said rrnd to be made nine feet wide, of small broken lime stone or hard gravel, twelve inches deep, and the grade to be eighteen

fe- t wide, and well drained. And whereas, at said special term of said court, on said 25lh day of April, 1SS3, the Hoanl m'un tei tfie pravcr of said petition and appointed William I Lvford, John ilarrell ard William Strean, three contjietent and disinterested freeholders of said county, also Henry Henley, surveyor, to view and survey said proposed road, and that they mcot at the office f h, Auditor of ?doniuo conntv'on the 2lst day of Afay, liSSS, at

9 o'clock a. m., to be qualified ant. then proceed to make said view and

survev, and report the same to this Board at the June Term, !"883, of said Boa nl. G'von under ray hand and seal of the Board of Commissioners of Monroe county, at Bloomtnston. Indiana, this 26th day of April 1883. BlCH-ARD A. KCT.K, seal Auditor M. C. A $S0.G0 Bible Serard, The publishers of Rutledges Monthly offer twelve valuable rewards in their monthly for A! ay, among which is the following: We V.H give $20.00 in gold to the persona taiMug us which is tiie shortest chapter in the New Testament Scriptures (not the New Revision) by may Iflih, 18S3. Shot Id two or more correct answers bo received.

re w a r d w i i I d i v i i ad .

ESTATE OF BKN.1 A Al IN R ROG ERS DKCKASEl). In the Monroe Circuit Court, in ike State of Indiana. All creditors, ETnhs and legatees of said estate? are hereby notified

that William A. Rogers administrator of said estate has filed his account and vouchers in fii al settlement of said estate and that the same will e.ome up for examination and appro val on the 3d day of May the same being the 10 judicifd day of the April term, 1883 of said court, at which time said creditors, heirs and legatees are required to appear in said coiirt, in the Court House in the city of Bloomingion, and show

cause,!! any mere oe, way saal account should not be approved,. Witness my name aside;);, and the seal of said court aiUxcd, the 11

day of April ISMi.

nl.

D. W. Bkowxixg,

Clerk of Monroe Circuit C ourt. Special Electkn

There will be a special el notion

That's a common expression and has a world of meaning. How much suffering is summed up in it. The singular thing about it is, that pain in the back is occasioned by so many things. May be caused by kidney disease, liver complaint, consumption, cold, nervous debility, &c. Whatever the cause, don't neglect it Something is wrong and needs prompt attention. No medicine has yet been discovered that will so quickly and surely cure such diseases as Brown's Iron Bitters, and it does this by commencing at the foundation, and making the blood pure and rich. AVm. P. Marshall, of Logatisjrort, Indiana, vrues: " My wife has for many years been troubled from pain in her back and general debility incident to her sex. She has taken one bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters, and I can truthfully say that she has been 10 much benefited that she pronounces it the only remedy of many medicines she has tried.' Leading physicians and clergymen use and recommend Brown's Iron Bitters. It has cured others suffering as you are, a:;d it will cure you.

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For the MSBCHAMT on our New Plan

For the -.MARKET GARDENS-

For the PRIVATE FAW1ILY

Grown by ourgo8v9gg ar own Esgjgs

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EEDS

SEEDS

Orvv McOU.i &

rar Jlansome lllutratql Cntnltnie and Rural Rexfeter ITItEB TO AIJL B1EUCHAKTS, SEND US YOUIt BUSINESS CARDS FOil TRADE SAVSD LAN0RETH&SOS5Seed Growers PHILADELPHIA

RLOOM i:OTOX, 1NO

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last wMon nacd uot write fct it. AH swJ Sent, from my

' wwihicik warrasterf Ink : both It 4th aild lUC to name.

ai ii . wni Mtuuill 1L IV -an r Iharu-IcA irwri'i- In KAMI

order graiis. My oHuctioj f VCCCWble seed is one of j

and a Urc pan of it is Of ej' m crowing. X tbo

AnnaKh. Marblt hrivd Jlr.fcbnae, i'JttaneM Meion.fi and a score ot oriie -te vt getalfles; I invite the patrs u

ageoi te pui.uc. intuu f amen 4 onrl on tltc farms of I

Uiosc wiio pi4tt my sce-i wi . .c iouitd piv lcst advertissmem. JantSS J. tf. Crc gory, tarbiehead. Mut.

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5 ffj t

North End of Fee 8 Building, Col

U LOOM IN O Toy - f&mAit

lege

i era hbmi p bost i?s &m m

1 r'tl 'tnilcculr rhance the Mood in tha en t re svstem IntSiTeeVn .mU,.' Anypesnonvho will tttko (JXi? PI T r-K TiJl K.ifT FIIOM ONE O 1 WRl.VE WEEKS. mar lien.tfriid to sountfh; lvb.irftn .-ha ris..iWe. I .1 I it t J ;Tf ' r ccc U t n tamps, ikud for parr.phkt. I S. JOUNS.OIX & CO., Eoy .on. H.Tga.

tn ica a tma M K ana 3 ra Si

"A-r-i i-i ij i m ii u is

An English Vctcrln iTy swb and Chomlit. now traveling in thi cmntry, t:.rs fchat most orta Horse and c&ule lowders her are worln-

ru 4)-,l W 9 mj OI C2 .-: .m. . i i::jj.l. n....Jtt'A

vaiuAhsi-. Nothing on eartU will wakr hem lav like Sheridan's Condition Powders. Dose.l teaapoonft t.i ulr-l food. Sold everywh re or ! bv nail (or s UUer-stampa. I. JJ. J WJHK Co., Bostox. Mw

- IflJ" .v'.H li,; L5S vjV mm j? EJiCI scls iS'

..fit v ltViV rtrATTst. AT! nir? f ftr.torf r nnlv tft bnt tJit cL . 1.

UyT' Cram' nrxi ('arm Maaua.

SvrI.

fir Vir roOf cwltnre rf On lets. Bojt Croivn, tlmh-eec Fo&Ic Crcun. ewjsssweaWv -1 ' 'I Xra2t!pBi etc. Ctliy tt""""?1 CSaloIono and Frier I.it ci ftftgjj SCSSSv ? TEfiP-SHiM HIRAM.SIBI.Sy ft CO. CMICA30, 1!!. Rocbester.fi.Y.

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

tsLOOUItfGTOJS',

Will praeHo ill Ccwrts of Mouro und n oiinng couniics. It. tta&on o'.i:ckiorja ar.d all lisiiis .r.lr3ted to bu

arc

iltf

I hero will bo a sjhciuj elooUoii j T mioirillp IJnw !hrPir ?f -PMpqw fiJ7 !,M,1 on the Fii.t IWlay in Mav L!l?J8Ylli8 fflfl hmkj & bffllafl hj lSR3,i tha Second War.! of the City 3 M

of Hloomington, Monroe County In

diann, to elect i Councilman to iiil the vacancy occasioned by th rw ignation of Konjurjiin Yos3, connci!mnn from said ward. Said special t'lccliJii will be held aii the Library Iloo ni i n Pu llic Sj n a re . Hoist. C. Gkkkves A pi. 17UhlvS:3 City Cieik.

Carpet Lining

Monon Eouie.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Manufactured by tho-

NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING COMPANY, ; ' i Stands without a rival In . . . QiAli.-t3r, Price '&iSL C3o3tiitic33. Twnt-tftX years oxponeaco. Salon' Annually 5,000 touff. Crops InoroasedV Maturity haJldnoa ono or two woclcs. Soil improved perma lontly. LarifO profits : toFannors wtf uso liberally theso Standard FertUizors, liver; bus Guaranteed in weight and quality.nby analysis. Send for circular. NOMTHWESTEMW FERTILIZING CO.,

tTaaXoxa. JStocls. "2E"aarc3lieip

OmCAGrOpXXiXii

Trsciico in The OourtP of Mwiiroc and .ndjtiii

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jp'ftloth-proof Carpet Jjining, a superior article, cheap at the Ciiy Book Store,

Thc rcinaiiidcr o! my htnek,

The

money wi'J bo forwnrdod to the Istfn of over ,C00 worth of bo.rt.s winner May loth, 1883 Person, j d wi) he at ,. trying tor the reward must send 20 MiMHHHi;ohn hall, where thev wib cents in silver (no postage stamps . ,YnViU, tns , r , .n.

NORTH. Bloominion, Chicago, SOUTH. Hloomington, Lou is vi 11 j,

AmletitA JU.r riuimuikt Onilr. inir ?Ruti?s. Pr'M pt lUo! iftn jriven to com

, 1 1 Uctiuiuand ulUthcr Icjfal DusmeBs.

est, most Ufcsirnme Konto to the Great West and North West, South and South West. S rnnouK Pass gk Teaiks, Daily OAV MAIL. NiOUT KX

Is'o. 1. No. 3. I i :39 pm, ll:S3pia 8:50 pin, 7:30 am jS'o 2, No U 5:0i pm 3:27 am. 2:10 pm 7:20 am.

Parlor Coaches on d:iy trains be tween Chic:yo, Palace Sicep-srs on

The Bee Hive has just opened a beautiful line of embroideries, laces and insertings, which for cheapness and beauty cannot be excelled in this market C. Vaazant has a nice lot of moulding and is prepared to

make picture frames to order, at !

easonable prices. Arhuckle, and other good brown coffees, at 15 cents a p a:id, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the postoffice. Over $5,000 worth of Boots & Shoes were saved from the late fire, and are to be sold in Mendelssohn Hall, south side of the square, at the lowest figures vou ever heard of for such goods $3,000 worth arrived since the lire and they are to go tho same way. I must havcv the cash for them regardless of what they

cost me. This is a rare chance, and it is as much to your interest as it is mine. To examine this stock is to believe. C, li. Pesdue.

taken) with their answer for which

they wiil receive the Jure Monthly, in winch the name and address of of the winner of the rewr.rd ant! correct answer will he published, and in which several more vaulde lewnrds will be offered. Address, Rutlede Publishing Company, Boston, Peana, The Ssw York Etoro, INDIANAPOLIS, im

rtment

Well mav tho Naskyille mrchantft Repeal" about Bbwn County trade coming to Bk6mington, Jhe Xew York Wore ts the hugegt portion of thai

Tho large increase in sale at our Silk Department lias demanded more space, and we have now move than double the counter and shelf room, and a consequent increase in the amount of slock. We begin the season, with the fullest confidence of a still greater increase in our sales, offering a variety of Silk Fabrics which outiival all prevous showings 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.

see for yourself. 1

OK'HU bubiln-S CM? Pkrouk.

Our stock never was so lnrgf nor good sso cheap. New Yurk Si :re.

NOTICE OP CITY ELECTION. A General Kleulum will he held in the City rf .Blnomint'ton, Monroe county, Indians, no the First Saesdayia May, 1883,

the same being the lt day of aaid j packtU of best Mower

raonth, at which toe fo losing L-i 1 ollicers will be elected:

u i li t U a i n s between Ch i c a go and Jackoijviilc, Florida. Thruuh ticlu-U and Ivuad-trip tickets fwr South oud South west, and through trip and laud exploring lirkrtR for Korih And Norih-esi i ii most dires t and c!c rniinortion routes, liaiiai uheckl lincugh in ad '.tare wh'.-re lickets arc pur rhaseth i ravu rs ivautin x information, ppiy li eitiivr ot liiu uiuler signed. 0AFIT.15 PETilffO, Ajret.t. Murray KoII.t, U, P .A. .ouivi !e. Ey. PLANTS, SO0IS MV SESD3. We WiU liWiii postpaid alijk one oi the foUo viug cdkcti- us upon the uceipt of oN: oii.i.A:t. Ill si k; Kvei bloomin.5 Kcs. 10 ivosf,aii while, pink, rcilr yellow shades. 10 Ueriii'iiinii, single or double, 8 Dahiins.

o 11:0 s.

6s."1

Handsome goods in the way of carpets, at the Bee Hive. Don't send away lor carpets we can suit you. The "Big Sis," a Temperance organization, of Seymour, Ind, will hold its annual jubilee cele

bration, June sixth.

The 0. & M. rail way will make low excursion rates for the oc-: oasion from all points on the line beiween Cincinnati, Jftf&rsonvilio & Yiucennes. to Seymour where the celebration will be held. A Grand Band Tournament will form one of the attractions of the day, and it is the intention to make this principal event of the seasoj in Southern Indiana. . -aS--flaw rHeadlight and coil oil at 15 cents a gallon, atthe Bee Hive grocery, next to tho postoffice. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe county, State of Indiana, admi n ist rotor of the estate of Henry iastin, late of M on ran county, de

ceased. Said estate is supposed trij be solvent , ' April SI crs Administrator. I KvM ik Kast. Att'ys.

We always cany a very large line, and have special value at 1.00,'$1.25, $L50 SL75 and 2.00. trB-"We br? fo inform the ladies of fbls f sty and vicinity that wlren refi'orMoH by letter mo will lanll. 1'roe from Chars, full lines of samples ana enrefuliy lill niitl fcwarcl orders hoever ma!I, by mail or express, ns ;tjsird. Prices in erery ease tho same as if the purehsser eioite to Indianapolis find bought Iho foods at our store. PeiifSj Bassett & Co.

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. The following voting prccincU hav'e been established: In the Fiist ward, at Mayor's nflloe In the Second ward. Library room on public square. In the Third ward, Clark's I lacksmith shop. KOIJERT C GHEKYKS, City C!ork.

parketa ol Vegi-tahie 8eois, 10 C!aU-

ulii4 Hulks. 10 assorted Bedding i'la'.ts 1'2 Tn1it-n.fr? Buibs.

J lsi ice LUks fkek. Satisfaction j !naranti cd Tmrty Grot n houses in i i siratitn. Address, i aKASZ& NKUNKU, FirisU, - Louisvsiie, Kv-

j Ohio

Those, New Spring Goodfl uov srriviujLT at Aieliord1?;, both for quality, tyias and prices.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOOiS SHOES. Pleaae call and examine ihorn. CJlellertI & Mbns.

WALL PAPER, WIN DO W SHADES AND FIXTURES, PAINTS, OILS. That were on the road at the time of the fire, to be sold cheap. I wilt sell the paper and put it on the waif for you cheaper than it oan be done when you buy the paper and hire it put on. All work guarantee! to be first class, J. W. SUOEMAKUR. At Stuart & Me-Pheeiers' store.

Mississippi Wy,

THE 3KKAT T.iROCOri CAR

AND FAsiT TIME HOUTE. -EA8TW A !S B , .i?-"orc, OaySx. KSshi Ex, AUautitSx Lcavt: .Si, Louis 0 40m 8.00am O.GOjon 7.20pm Lo ve MitchuH--3 27pm 2.47pm 2.23am 2.30am Arrive Cincinnati--8.23pm C36pm 6J?3am 7 00am S'p ?.i f X 2 V h e. s Fa r 1 o r C rs witho it clsM ige lo Ciuv-m a i. Dinin tx c in s St uiour i Cinciuuati, IHIigSit B5s.prc? lalane Sin pfn Cars u Cincinnati without chan.e. AiaSBtU'. 3!a5?re lias Palace SU ping Cars to Cincinnati, LouihV.lle, Washington and Haiti li;eo;o without chanjrc. Dining car Seymour to Cincinnati,

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IX THE Devils lake. Turtle Mountain, Reuse Five? CouiiUy

ETH DAKOTA,

Tributary to tho Cm led Mates Laud

OIB-b at OH AND FORKS, DAKOTA. ericossnl iflapsnd k1v tiuitlar mail -d &mvue so anv address 12. i BA81, sftistaut General Panaenrr Agent

f l ll&LS fcHiBE ALL IIH P4JIS, b3

t' 7 iv i. lime . kivdrilfrffUtfl

"arac'i

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r - Us? in lime, tiolrt by druwfs. b; v

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A scent "Wuwte Top

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BATTLES.

New ami KTiptir PictorJal 11 isiorv of the &Z Sea fights of the WorM. BvMUra1 Director SHI rj'KN. U. s. N. Aldrc J. C. MvCVKir: Sc Co., ito W. 1-unrth St..i'.ittcinnati. Ohio.

cri lb wanted a Rihi,

V ht nri.-i seltiug last; nuvUcU everv 'lien:; LUkcru! ttrnw Wan. tiacrct9 33 A: Co., Uvid tclkjwa Illock, Clbiuft, G.

Jienry To'arasr,

RfATCH M A K E s

S fllj fci SjcIIj lis

HReparing promptly attended to, and guaranteed to be done by skilled workmen. A trial is solicited. In Lindley's drug store.

Oor 5000

WESTWARB. Accow, Day lvx K-gu Leave Cincinnati 6 43am 8.00a:n 7 20pm 1 1.15pm Lenvn At itch el) li.lam 11.51am 1 1.47pm 3.51am Arrive St. Louis 7.25pm (UOpm 7.10am 1 i .'20am The three express trains run daily each way.

Bav Sprcsa h.s Parior Cars

Druggi

Physicians

Have Signed or Endorsed the Following Remarkable Document: Medra.Soabtury & Johnson, Karmfectw ins Chemists, 31 Piatt St., Now York : Gentlemen For th past; few years wo have sold various brands o-f Porous Plastevs. Physicians and tlio Public prefer

The Chicago Dazlv Kews is thd pioneer of cheap journalism ia the'Westr- - 1 -

It was founded Dec. 20, 1875, as an evening paper with editions at npon a and 5 o'clock. A complete isewspaper,-7-coniplL'te us the one essential feiiturcr of American journalism, ?. c, presenting all the ne,-sold on the street at any price less than the coavenuonal nickel, was an iunovaiion iu western. Journal-1-ism, and, like all new enterprises, the "cheap paper' -lad to contend with loog--estabijshed custom and even prejudice before securing the recognition it soughtand deserved. At the end of tlifc first year, 1S70, it had achieved a dsuly sale? w ranging from 8,000 to 20, 00'j copies. From- this time .forward its progress was beyond all precedent ia American journalism. In 1S7? its averae daUr circular tion was 22,037 copies; in 1873, 33,314 copies; m 1879. 45,1S4 copies; in 1SS0, i.S01 copies. On the morning of March 21, 1881, the OnrcAc?o MoilNrNG New made its first appearance. In September following, rhe sixth month of its publication, its circulation amounted to 490,019 copies, or a daily average of 18,84 copies, a circulation never before attained by any daily piper in Uie UxuteuV StatCB, within a corresponding time. The CiilCAGO Daily News, therefore, as now pr, Wished, consists of iron--iko, koon, and evexixo issues, known respective!;, as Use MoaNiso Kews,. Noon News, and Eysxjso Kews. The average combined circulation of thoj three issues of the Daily jEforsra now exceeds 00,000 coples.cacb day. To appreciate the exceptional extent of this vast circulation it B.o-iK neeossary to statr that it i3 over three times the circulation 'of atty other. a5?y vnper in Chicago? or the West, while its circulation in the ciiy of -tert&Qfn&EB..tbtuVAI'' other Chicago daily papers coiisiXED. Being an independent paper, the organof no party, sect, or diss, it U tho one uasversally reai Chicago paper. Tho .subscription price of the DAffrr News, cither w&ntn'o or evexo issue, ia 86.00 per 3ear, or 2.00 for four months, postage iiif.lmied. ' . ? k &

On July 3, 1S7S, the Daily News purchesed tlte CniCAop EvErxe Post; consolidat'jvl its daily issue wills the Daily News and continued its -weekly issue under the n unc of the Oiiicaot YfESXLY News. Tii5 ATeesly Newsunder its present name and management is wiereforj less than I've years old, though as a consecutive weekly publication it is my.r ia its twentieth year. Tho Chicago Weekly News takes a corresponding M& an ii ? .weekly at-wspapar to that occupied by the Daily News anions dailies.7 . It giv&a tha news of tha: world in condensed yet complete form. Its Chicago market quotations are cs pecia y complete and tnxstwortbr, ... That th i 0:n0? 3O VeelY Nsws has bectr correct in its judgment of :hc requirements- of a la.'go &V3$t of reuV?r3 of the weekly press is best evidenced by Uio extent of its tfrculaUon, which aggregatediu the month iramcJiately preceding the date of this writing. 2V13 copies, or a weekly average of 50, 513 copies. Tho subserHi'pn price of the Weekly" Hews is but seventy-five cssts per jrear, postage includi'd. The phenomenal success of t;V5 CaiCAOO Nn vs in both its oaily and weekly issues luts been achieved, by observing that ftmd imcn-ia! principle o? offering the best article of its kind in the market at the lowest cost to tho-par-, chaser. The Chicago News is cheap only in price. The character cf its news? ssrvice is unsurpassed. It is a member of the W eslcra Associated Prass. and in. addition to the unrivalled news service furnished by this Association, it enjoysthe exceptional ad vantage of its own special fctogriphic wirs from Chicago to - : Washington and New York cn the East, and to M .hvaukee and St. Paul en thg North. Giving all the mjws through reportoriat and t olographic faUities unsurpassed by those of any other Chicago paper, ieoaiinends itself .to all classes in the communis, to rich and poor alike, in that it offers an absolutely eonv plete record of the news of the day in eonctfr tm without; tho needlessverbiage and amplification which render so many m;tropo!i tan journals "a; v.-eariness to the ilesh." while its price brings it within the reach. of all classes.: It is a paper for the limes. I -

WWaiSUNAOQOAlNTCtl VfTM TH GEOQRAPHy Of THIS COUN

TRY WILL BtE DV 6XAMINIMQ THIS MAP THAT THE

tinar MiacKine over Invested. 1

etociL'ws, iv-ith lllslIi and.. TO K coEapici, Ki

tho befotlf-HJaliyKnii--

WJH to.it.

S-i minuUs. It will also knit a great vsrtctj' ot fticr-" vot k for T-Wch tticreiaalwass ft ready nvwct Sfal " " for ohcute r and terms to tie Trroeaimy RuittaOS' '

'aratMuf irur&Kttve juis m&ni ew

Blood, and will conpletely d.ingo Jhc blood infwemJrr6YStcm 3ft thrco mor.tb3. AuypeTsoaitfho will take 1 pill each nilit from 1 to 33 wacka : ttxay be iMStorod to sound hcuilltu it such a tlt!a Uiposii io. Sent bv tnail for 8 -letter stampL

AncfiiT m rain 15 C i I 8 0 ve t selling our -

Kitchen Queen Safety Lamps

land other household article.

Tho best selling articles ever puj on tho market For 8mytfCft and Terms, address tha ; " CUPPER UI'PC CO,

Wo, 28 Walnut St Cincinnati, O.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND SPACIFIG R'T py the eo&trnl pociuaa of it3 lino, ooaaoofcs tho Jfiaat aud tha Wost by tho shortest rouio, &sd oarxita posaeuaers, 'wli.houi Oha&Ko of cca, bdtwe&a

baoiiAf ta in UMJiin' Uaoe

hue! f road bof Ma too Atlaatio and tho Paeifl Oooouo. Ita cauipjx.ent is unrivaled and n;atmia-

sont, Del a aom,po:d cf Xloii ComJortablo and IBeauHful Day Cfoacbw. Mgaiapcut Horten lie-

oil nine Obair Ctara. Pullman's Pre It loot Pdaoo

IMeopixiff Gars, nd th Beat JJno of Pinina Cara

1 is th World. a'hfoO Trama botween Chiooo cad &ixMouri Bivor j?oluta. Two CPramo bctweea Ciloud Minnc(;poUtt and &i. J'aul, via tho ITamous

"ALBERT LEA 9tOt)T."

ad Dii jcnOs' iviho,

A Nov? and Biroot Line, via Seneoa and SLoniea koo.haj recently, btioa opoaod between KiohMmoud, i? or folk. Newport K'awe, Chattanooga. Atlanta. Aq-

ten

St&to & Monroo Sts., Chicago,

WiU Mini McnM la any diJArfi Uir.

BAND CATAUOCUE, 5

of Imtrttiocwu, Autw, caps e'

Si Hnim liiiur'j Sliti, i.l

!StYi for AnuUur Ifawl and Catalogs

6( Cacccu liud mvuic

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to t. Luiiis without cltaiio, Dining ; Bmisan's Oagolne EgSSB&S 10 i thcUniSd

Cars Cincinnati to Seymour. i'igil4 S3x'prrS has Palace Shaping Car to St. Lou la without chuugo. Also, to Cairo and New Oilcans without change. P1H SpS'CSS has Pa lure

j Sloop; n- Caw to M. Louis without

it aiiiio.

For rcliahlo information 355 to rmilt'8, tu kot.s, tiim, etc., apply in poi son or hy Ki t r to (I A. ri;i:LV, Aur.. r.Irhol!.' hu. Orjd T. W. Irr-vi Li-. 'JVavohno l as-oimur Autul, Xmlh Vtrnon,Intl W. V. Pi:Aiii)V, (l. n'i Supt.

o there w We consider them me of the very few reliable household remedies worthy of confidence, Thoy ore importer to all other Pcou3 Plasters or Liniments for external nee. .. .... . 9 'ma 2SS5S3!S PQjSQ-- igjy gentUna Parmaeeutical product of the hiffhest order of taorlt, and ss recoffnized hy phyacione and dnxc&isto.

When other remedies ihil get a Benson's Oapcine Plaster.

can bo made

ta six months

311 TusisarmFs&eiiAiiis

For 30 page oatalceue. Irce,

address, EZ, C Tt'XISOX,

Cincinnati, O., K. Y. City,

JooksocvUle. HI.. Oteaha. 3S"b.

All Thronfrh Jt ateaffisra Tr&vcl on Past Hxproaa

Trains. . - . ' . oo xnst r 'wr 'Xmnion 'bupb a trwiYr av t

Baceas ohsoed through ana rates et mro rk p iwwro vrao .zoj piaw

wayu as low as oowpctitora uiat oner icaa bstw- AO!inx Xkoxi q8noa ?aov,i dnednrxnaen.eettho SiTOTW GREAT ROC6C ISLAND ROUTE, -tWSSrS

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vi'i hv l:ulv nrchilu: also. ' .

TiuAPrwii n wfN-fsnrvn n4RTS of

R, R. CABLE,

Vico-JfreB.A Cua'l M'K'r,

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chea p Plasters, Liniments, Pads or Else- ; ?. g fe, K i

j trical mafrneuo xoys. Jl ST IRK IlRSlfiWY AT LAST, .fr:: Tij. ft MCAO'S Medicated CQN wl BUNION PIASTER.

Position iHardaiwd. if Desbsd.

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