Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 33, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 June 1883 — Page 4

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Live Pkmocuatic Newsmi-zr, Pcbushed by IIkxry J. Fkmts

jgSl. 50 a Year Tub Largest and West CiRcn-moNrjj

The following pertinent conundrum is asked by the Washington Gazette: HViVsts ihft nronrietors of a

paper money to have the hoticos! get lip, and why one should ask to have the work done for nothing is more than a reasonable person can explain, rvo one would go into a dry goods store and ask the proprietor to give

him a yard of calico, a yard of muslin, a yard of silk, or some specific quanity of anything he may have to sell without ottering him remuneration for the same. Why, then, are newspaper men asked to insert resolutions, marriages notices, obituary notices, &c, which costs the publishers, in every instance, more than a yard of calico costs the merchant, free or the persons making the request will stop their support of the paper? The recent cyclone did much damage in Marion township which has not heretofore been reported. It destroyed a tine orchard and a barn for J. K. Sharpe, who lives on the old Stepp place. The old tannery

and mill, at 'Monroe Mills, had their roofs taken off and otherwise demolished. The old store building Was also destroyed. Large forest trees were snapped off as if they were mere cornstalks. Miles of fencing were destroyed and nearly every orchard tree in the neighborhood was mown down as if they had leen so many weeds. Mr. Sharpe is the heaviest loser. On June 7th, the 83d.. birthday of Elias Abel, a number of friends called upon him and were very nicely entertained by himself and his estimable lady. Those who were present were

Luke Ward (aged So) and '(daughter, Elizabeth Wampler (aged 78), Emmily Abel and child, Reuben Ward, (aged To) rotf James B. Pauley and wife, Axstia Beeves and wife, C. I Titley, 4 wife and daughter, John Ktefcam and wife of M.axtiusyilie, Garrison Pauley and wife. Of the sons, daughters and gfandchiidren of Mr. .Atat that set down to dinner, iw& were about 25 in number. All enjoyed themselves much, and hope to attend many more such anniversaries.

Elder Treat will hold a meeting at Maple Grove on June 23 and 24. All are invited.

Miss May tie ward has been visiting friends in Dedlbrd.

Bob (r reeves went Bloomfield last week.

Let all attend the meeting at the Court-house on Saturday afternoon of this week, to make arrangements lor holding an old

settlers meeting in Bloomington. John May's tine gray stallion died last Monday morning oi lung fever.

Wal Ilight circulated a petition for an artesian well, last week. No one refused to sign the petition, and Wal soon quit in disgust, lie says if ho can't get up an argument or he "cussed17 a little in circulating a pet i-

treasury was expended m paying; his debts, and for elect ioMPorui;: purposes. He also invested some I in stock in hopes of speculating, ! and making tin1 money to pay, hack. The amount of his salary j

-riiliand his defalcation will makes

about 820,000 that he disposed; of in less than (bur years. The ; report that his family wasexirav- j agant is not true, as bis wife1 was always considered an econ

omical woman, lie also con-

iirms our report oflast weuktlial he made a confession of the matter at this time of his own tree will and accord. At Use bondsmen's meeting, last Monday. David Buskirk was called t j preside, and all the bondsmen we:e present except, II. ( laincau, John P. Smith and (Mint Houston. It was agreed unanimously that the first and second bondsmen act as a unit. After consider

able discussion, it was derided to submit a proposition to the Commissioners to pay 85,000 of the defalcation. The bondsmen then adjourned until next Monday morning.

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SEEDS SEEPS

r&,Y ESTABLISHED , NINETY-EIGHT YEARS

Forth MERCHANT onourJEn For tho MARKET GARDENER For tho PRIVATE FAMILY

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FJmtoino IUostmtod Ocitnlutio and llunil Register FUE1S TO A IX-

MERCHANTS, SEND US YOUK KUSINJISS CARDS FOK TRADE LIST.

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tion he will have nothing to with it.

The well.

growing corn is doing

John C. Voss, the live jeweler of Bedford, was here over Sunday.

John iStipp, a farmer residing 4 miles South of town, had an altercation, last Saturday, willi John 0. Rogers who lives on hi place. It seem that the trouble prcw out of the elopement oJ Stipp's daughter with Perry Wright, who formerly worked for Stipp. We hear Stipp claimed that Jxogers helped the young rouple oil'. Wliil? Stipp and family were visiting at Harrodsburir. Wriaht and the dauddi

Bloomington will celebaate l-Kft TTmivih rf .Tulv in a O'rnnrl

stvle. There will be a. nicotinic T y mm : l " m

!.eutoru, rrom incre, we learn.

at the Court-house Monday night to make arrangements.

IN MEMORIUiU It becomes our painful duty to record the death of Mrs. Fannie Spicer Swift, daughter of Mr. Spicer, the popular and well known sexton of the University, who died June 10, at the age of 28 years, 10 months and 20 days. Mrs. Swift has been a resident oi our city since four years of age, and was known among us in her childhood, girlhood and womanhood, as one gifted with many charms of character. She united with the M. E. church, under the ministry of Dr. Webb, in 1S79, and professed religian during the revival led by the evanglist Mrs. Robinson. At the same altar where her body lay confined, and where she found the blessed Savior, she was united in marrage to her now bereaved busland, Mr, Swift, April I8th, 1881. A little over two years ago, as spring time was bringing forth its flowers, she was a joyous and lnippy bride. Now the faring

tune has passed and just as the foliage puts on its richest hues, and the birds sing their most delightful songs, during commencement chimes, she is called a way. During the past six months Mrs. Swift was a great suflerrer, but especially so during the past few weeks. Life lost its charms to her, and she longed to be set free. She was ready and calmly trusting, she fell asleep in Jesus. The rememberance or her meek and quiet yet cheerful spirit lingers as a blessed heirloom to husband, father, mother, brothers and sisters. The thought of one so beloved renders heaven more attractive.

The ilcEinney Defalcation. The fact that L. E. McKinuey, county treasurer, is a defaulter spread rapidly throughout the county 'and on last Saturday n larc crowd in town excitedly discussed the matter. Nearly everyone expressed opinions that the bondsmen would never pay the amount of t he defalcation, and recent developements show that those opinions were not without fundation. This is not a matter that can he settled by the denunciation ofMeKinnev. Whether or not he is indieted by the next grami jury and prosecuted, his remorse of conscience is a large load for him to carry. The matter is now down to the simple proposition as to whether the bondsmen or the tax-payers are to make good this loss to the county. It will be pretty hard at least for the Democratic portiou of the taxpayers to return to the treasury noney a large portion of which was used to defeat the democratic ticket, a fact that McKinuey himself acknowledges. The meeting of the bondsmen was held last Moiid&y. Nearly all of them were present. The Court-house bell was rung to call them together, there being

they drove through! to Paoli, bi t, as the girl is under age, they could not get a licence. They then went on down to the river, and we hear were married last week at: Jetiersonviile. It is said that Wright is a pretty nice young man. and we think the best thing the "old folks'' can do is to say 4i(Jod bless you my children," and thus give the two

loving hearts a good send-off

through the ruirired iournev of

lite.

Dr. MeLahlan, of Ilarrodshure; went to Chicago last Saturday, and from there will go up into the northwest to seek some ozone.

The quarterly meeting of the Bloomington circuit, M. R church, will be held at Shiloh on June 10 and 17.

VANSAJTT,

'UA'BSKTAKieB and

UPHOLSTER.

i H8 will be sent I-KKB tU ail who ly. Customers of

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i warranted to be hoth fresh aiul true to name. so Jar, that should it ih ve otherwise. I 'Agree to renli thei

o.-oer Krans.. My cllection of ve-etable seed is one of

wc must extensive t lx fcmn-l in any American catali-gts;, and a Urr rt of it is of n?y (n growin?. Ap the 4rlff!mi Inrro4uor of Eurly Ohio and itnrknk l'irtIOc. Mrbl;lic4 Early Corn, the lluhbnrd

and n s:re ut other net- veifetahles. I icvite the natron -:

jceof the nnulte. in the sjAtden- and en the farms of

inent. James J. H. Cregory. Siirblehcarl, Mast

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North Knd of Foe's Building, ( Uge Avooae. Hoarse furnUln when dt-Jiirl. it loom i jf Gray - ixniAb

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' r ''tr. iiy .nan lor.sa cent iu siaiuba.

Send for pamphlst,

L B. JOUNSOlf & CO., Bostoa. MacG.

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. Solium? oii crib will make live lay like Shel , Ioq1, Sold ocrywfber, or stiit by mail for K leitv

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traveling in this eo nn cry. s Ta that most at tfia Hurst' arid Caiih: I'owders sb d here are worn,. It's irufli. He says that Sheridan's Conditio:! Powders are absolutch Dure and imnieiiffl.'-j

,d. -hi ' Condition Powders. U050.1 teasnooiilib

r-stamps. I. is Johnson & Co.. JBosxok. MASS

CKOP.S, for AW. C1.I-

on ly tho heat sent out.

MJj PLANTS, for AU

(.'min iir-ii f'sirtsi Sped .Hivunnl Ill.storv and best rnethrxln

vot fuiti:rc t iit ku, roj'H, umecu, tciiaw tropi, jrw tl'hUttild. etc. only lOcts -4nKfil Catalogue and i'nee JLi&t ct

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iiraw K1RAM SIBLEY t CO. CHICAGO, III.

P0GR SEEDS.

RochesterjN.Y.

XiO'ci'dji Micrn. ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

LLOOUIXGTOK,

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Will prctn in "'narti? of Monroe inl aotninj; ctiuuti;.". $ retrial attoution paid ullociions and all busincgi entrusted to hi

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are.

A NEW AND IMPUOVKi) 3IEAXS OF IIOLOIXG THE SJDJ? KAILS OF REDSTEA !)S FROM SPKEAlMNG APART AND D HOPPING THE SLATS. No. 1 is i porsppctive view of n HtMUtc&l einlxv.Iyiii! snid invention, wil'i Slat elevated. No. l is a port ion of Side linU A, allowing Slat B, havln; a groove in each em!, In position to receive.: mall alilo iron plate C, which is listened with screws, or harhinl wire nails, on hwor sirtp ot rail A, (perspective view No, extending up hit groove in slat 1. making i simple truss to prevent r.tils trcun sprer llnir. This device will he Tonnd on no other lcds exr pt tlio.se manufactured by ELLIS LKOS,. Spencer, Intl. (J. V. Ellis, paieutee. 'Sold in Hlooniinglon, Ind.j hy (Jo and examine ihvy iUuuU and ret their prices before Imviuf.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SiLuQM IXGlOls , i Jib

Pr.lOliTin the Courts f Monroe nndaljoir incouuituj. Prompt attention yivon toco U-ctiune dvd all other lenl huaiuesi.

ONEMANU

Manufactured by the

NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING COMPANY, Stands without a rival in ULCtlS.iry9 Price and Condition. Twonty-six years oxpcrlnnco. Sains annually G5.000 tons. Crops increased.. "Maturity hamonod one or two weeks. Soil improved permanently. Largo profits to Farmers ww tise liberally those Standard Fertilizers. Every bag guaranteed in weight and Quality, by analysis. Send for circular. NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO.,

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-rt T CR for a SQtMREor 1TPBICOT ROSEWOOD , l'l VXonHti . nuh Stool, Huuk a.i Miimc.

f-ra JKiplit fttup. huh-ha fl-m OmviM.rtipfer vbuaa. Chapel Onrans 865, 1'ipr Orsruus OTHER BARGAINS fully ih-acrihU iu Illnstruled ITjitiilopue which is sent I'UKK with twW particulars. "VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. Address or call upon DAS I El l BGATT1T, Washington, New Jersey.

PAYNE'S iO Hora Sparh-Arrcans1 Portablo Eugrfno has cut 10.000 ft, of Michigan ' Pino Heard iu 10 hours, burumg slaba from the

Prof. Hunter and Iris hvo soys, Frank E. and George II inner, lell last Saturday for their home in Bloomington. Prof Hunter vill do some institute work this summer iu this state anu Kentucky. The probabilities now are thai he will 'no employed here in the city schools the next year. Washington Gazette.

SALE 0E TIMBER LAND. On Tuesday, June the 26, the farm of the late John S. John-

enough of them to make quite ax son will be sold. It is situated

Ben McGee, the dentist, will soon remove to California for the benefit of his wife's health.

lier. J. A. Bower has resigned as pastor of the Presbyterian Church, to take effect September 1st. Ada M. Sluss, daughter of Ellis vSluss, died on last Tuesday, after a long illness. Students gonefarmers busy everything dull.

respectable mass meeting of the citizens. After deliberating about an lour, a proposition was sent to the Commissioners. To a man up a tree, it would seem as if there could only be one proposition in this matter, and that

is for the bondsmeu to pay off

the defalcation in full. But although the matter was kept a secret, a Courier reporter found out that the proposition was that the bondsmen would pay 5,000,

about one hall ot the amount of

the defalcation after McKinuey makes good all he can by turning over his property. The Commissioners rejected the proposition, on the grounds that there was no law to authorize them to take such a step. That settles

the natter for the present, audit is understood that the bondsmen will light the tt.ing, as they have employed as attorneys, East & East, and Buskirk and Dnncan. Louden & Micrs will represent the "county. One of the points on which the fight will be made is that the lirst bond is defective, and no good. Another point is, the Commissioners should have made McKinuey settle, and show up the money to balance, at the end of his first term. Mclviiiney is still in the county treasurer's office, going through his books, lie promises to write a statement of the matter for the press, also to expose the corrupt manner in which the campaigns in this county have been conducted. The land his family are now liv-

about 2 miles West of Elleltsville, and consists oi about 1 18?, acres, from 60 to 70 acres of the land is finely timbered. The large timber consists mostly of oak and poplar. Any one wanting such a farm will do well to attend the sale. The sale will be made on the premises, and will begin at 2 o'clock p. m. Wm. N. Matthews Administrator

The New York SI ore has

fine stock of ladies' shoes. - All the new goods at the New York Store wore bought for cash and they aro going to he turned into cash as fast as low prices will make them v - 1 gThe New York Store is getting to be t he most popular place in town to buy clothing. Handsome dress goods and trimmings, at the Bee Hive.

The ladies want something nice for commencement, and t hey know the Bee Hive is the place to get it. Lane & Buskirk, on Fee's corner, are building up quite a trade and they deservo it as they are both honest and fair dealhig gentlemen.

NUK1VW L BOEOOL.

SIXTH SESSION.-

Indiana.

Beginning JvJy 23, and mdtag August 241883, -the week beforo the Honroo Ocunty Institute.

WOLK. Nouma!., ombraciug everything rcpiireo! by teachers and those desiring to tench. Pju.iUKATouY, meeting the wants oi tho.ce who may wish

to enter pn-iianitory, or college classes next fall. h a i h A b h b. l7;? Tuition So, for the He.-sion; SLti-1 per week; in each case in advance. No refunding of lull ion. Board from 2.50 to $3.00 per week. Expenses for the entire term need not exceed $20. For inrther information, address r Jas. Jv. Ukok, Jas; A. Wonnni'HX, 3 Bloomington, Ind.

There is always a great rush I songs 011 separate at the Bee Hive on Saturdays, j sheets at only one cent each at People have found out the place; Lew's

to get the best bargains and the best goods.

Farmers take your produce lo Lane & Buskirk on Fee's corn-

Lorallc New Albany's Chicago EM

Time in Juff'ect March As, JSSS. nMonon Eoute." Affords the Host, Cheapest, Quick est, most Desirable KoiitQ to the Great Wi-st and North West, South and South West. dTiiitouGu Passknckk Trains, Daim

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

Humbolt jeans at McCalla j or who will give you fair prices & Co. 5. and honest weights.

Fresh roasted Java Coiibe, at Dunn k CWs.

7ool wanted by Lane & Buskirk.

Fresh roasted Golden Rio

Coilee, at Dunn & Co.'s. Hole agent for Gold & silver Shirts, the best in the market,

WOOL! WOOL ! ! ! J4so or '-)r- bail's Health preserv-

Attentiou, (armors ! Tiic X(i"g( Wt. Satisfaction guaran'uric Klnm ivunk !n l,,v vn!U.fteed or money refunded. W. W.

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wool, ami wiii pay the Jngliest i ' -w-, market price in cash. J Woll may the Nashville L. H. Vn'A.D & Co; merchantsquear' about Brown " " " ; County trade coining to BloomThe Bee Hive has a lot of; illgf0. The New York Store stylish clothing cheaper by iarjig the largest portion of that Hum these kind of goods iiave:ir,ce

been for years.

5-iPillowslip muslin the best make. At McCalla & Cos.

Good smoked hams 12 i cents a pound, at tho Bee Hive grocery, next to the postofiice.

Farmers, take your wool

IIoHzman Bros, who will pay you the highest price in cash or iroods for it.

"5J2 oflho latest and most poimlar sonics of the day for on-

ing on in lexas is preemptc(Uv r VGUte, a( Lew 11. Anderson's lnril oy tAi-r'."i.u..it l y..r.i I A . .

a!auV wujurmijr, """M Chicago hook Ktore.

no touched. At ail events, the homestead law in Texas allows residents 810,000 exemption. He has seven or eight hundred head of sheep there, which are probably worth as mnuy dollars iu that country. He still claims, as published last week, that the money taken out of the county

Insure Your Property1 adjounkd tkrm of cibP ! t.UlT COURT. A b A i IN ?3 1 i

"ft"Bv B ",3 'iftSBftty Notice is hereby gien than an it ItS C9 BbAllIlBBBjr9 J MljounuM Torm ofthe regular April said Traades. 'i;;;,i;s8;'i fUmraZ c,J",tyrCircir.t C-nurt in the sLate oi Indiana 4 1 , , , will lx hchl i'i the Court-houso in HIArtk h . lllMKU t b ilini at 8 o'clock A. M. on liiooaimglon, Ind, Agent. . f Jm', 1,lh 188; aurf eonUn.

DAY MAIL. K1GHT KX No. J. No d ll:V.)pm. ll:2;5pn. 8:&U m. 7:30 am" No 2. No 4. l:"t pin 15 : li5 am 0:10 pni 7:J0 am.

Parlor Conch us on day trains In tween Chicago. Pa-arc Shrpirs 01 niizht Mains hetwtUMi Chicago nno J ack son v 1 1 le. F lori tla. Through tickets and Honnd-trij tickels for South and South-wesi. and through trip and land orpionn-. tickets lor North and Noiih-v, s ia most direct ami close comntciiot. routes, ligao checked thromiii lo all (daces whore tickets arc pur rhased. IVfl voters wanting information, npliy to either of the undr signed. GAKTKH PRSTNrt, Affcnt. illoitjinntr'nii. li.'l Murray Keller. U, V .A, Louiivi Ic. Ky. SALK 0)P KEAl, JCSTATk! Notice ishereliy given, that hy virtue of an order of thu Slonroc Circuit Court, the undersigned adncn islrator of the estate of John S. John son, deceased, will offer for sah; a: auction, on the premises, on Tuesday the 20th day of June. 1S83, tinfollowing described real estate situated in Monroe County, State oi Indiana, towit: The Northeast quarter of tinboutheast quarter of Section six ((). Also two and a half acres oil tho East side of the Northwest qnar ter of the Southeast quarter of said section six. Also the Northeast quarter of the Southwest qua; tfr of section five (i ), except four acres olfof the South side of same. Also the Northwest, quarter of the Southwest quarter of said section five, except one-half square rod on

me souineaso corner 01 tne same. AH in town ninc(U)North range two (2) West. Terms of Sale: One third cash; the residue in equal payments at six and twelve months, with note at interest, waiving benefit of a ppra lament laws, and secured by good freehold security. Sale to .begin at 2 o'clock p. in. Wm. n, Mattiikws, Administrator. Louden it Micrs, AUv's. May 20, 18S3.

AGENTS WANTED SCTSfyi iiK Machine ver icvcotcl: Wi.l i-.-.tfipiircf stockings. Willi HHEIj ar.d TOE cosiplrta, 'ia! 20 minutes. It win also knit a gn-t wtdy of tancywork for which ihcru is always a rcalv niarkot. S:ut (or circular nnd tonus to the TwoiaWy KaiitMajJ Machine Co., iOD washingtua SU BUa, AIs.

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. Tnvsons9 ' Purgative -P-ilts -make Kowltica

Blood, ami wtH conplcteTy change she blcxvi m the entire svstem ati three months. Asyporsii

wur ju jiorse n e bwirancM n ramisa power xeill take 1 pill each ntpht from 1 Jo 15ri:3 to saw 8,000 ioet of Hoiu ork boards in 10 hourx. may lw mstorril t.isonl health, if such a t ring Our 15 Horn will cut 10,000 Jul In same time, tcpossinlc. Sent by inail for 8 Mf or 6tnm; s$&0y ur EUKmes are cuarateeu . s, JOITXSOX & CO., J$o9tou, Zlajs.

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to furniah a borso-power on fnrmehj lhiHftr9 T;7t

?i iea iuei aiia waier iuan any other Eugiuo not fitted with an Automatic Cut -Off. If you -want a Statioarj' or l'ortablo Engine, -rjoiler. Circular Saw Mill, Shafting or Pullies, oithor cast or Mjplifar'.M r.iteut Wrought Iron Pulley, aou-t for our lllustratod Cia-

PL 8 OTMT are reaping a hai m ftStft I d VCtt soiling our oV' b'.iiAn enAn On?r.u I 4tnf

1. W. PAYNE & SONS. Cumins, K. Y.. IkxSio

l-J BfeiiSfl mn Safsiy Lanips

.and other hoiivSt-hoi'i firticios, M The host selling articles ever i ut

en me marKci. ror nitnipitw

ani Terms, address the CLIPPER iVi'F G CO., .. . . ('trrT- .

No, 288 Walnut St., CiriCtnnaii, O.

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Arrive (viiifiiujnt S 2:ipm G :ipm C.;Dai!i 7 C0.m

without .lianie to Cincin'ia: i. Din j in rat's SevuKiur ii Cini'itinali. i x3.S,'hi 'KiprCM las .Tabic;.

Sleeping I'ars lo CiiK-inn:ti wilhoul Allasific Express has Pal;uo ! pinj Cass to CintrinnuU. Lotiinv lu, Wasliinttm aiul Haiti liipoiv wilhouL rianir Dining eai Seymour to Uincimtatij

j,rciraE$ traces au eisc fails, r JJt-st Cor.ah Syrui. 'Hisies srrod. TO t"? fun In eliUH. Sold r.ydrost&:.2

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4a A nctent jawcrn

ATTIES.

Net at ?rap!iK l'K wtt..i History tn'tUo tfrAt S:a ngJ:ts o! the

WorM- iv Rl.iiUc.il IJHt-ctoT iTlHlKN. '. . i. A('.ircs I. C.Mi'CfHIlY iS? Oo.. t;: V. Irvu: ., t'imttsnaii, Ohio.

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word's t.f charAftr : jrre.'t vane

!r!Books & Biblea

.Iborul terms.

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Bay Ex,

Lea vp Cincinnati O-lttam HOOam 7.2 Lcavu Alitvhol! 1 1. "2 Jam II. Slam Ll.l

Arrive iSt. Louis

7.!:pm G.20pm 7.10am li 20am The three express trains run daih each waj". 'lav Express h-is Parlor Oar, to St. Louis without. ehanro, Dining Cars (ineinnati t( beymmir. Nijgflit Ksprrws Itas Palaer Sleeping Cars to M. Louis without ehange. Also, to Cairo and Nov; Orleans without clittitgc. S3aEfi2C ISxreM It as Palai-c S Souping Car to bt. Louis witliout change. For reliable information as to routes, tickets, time, etc., apply in person or hy letter to IF. A. Pkukdly, Apt. Mitchell, Ind. Or, to T. W. Klsskkl, Traveiin

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL Passenger Agent, North Vernon,lnd

-a-ics I Cttuuiglnudtrerygwrtuent C'iUtttlg KW4 I tittyiK, TRIMMING, DRAPING, and all tbe FIMISBHSG I'AKTS of -BBESMlMiM Position Suajaatsed if Bsskedt. ?l ' & asO'(B?&1 Address:

BO -IKDRD I'UEIS j

31 Wcei371m!i St. ascisxATi, caiow

WHO IS UNACQUAINTED. WiTH TH QCOQRAPHV OP TM8 OGUNTY Wtcu SEE DV EXAMINING TKISMP THAT THt

Our flock never was m lare nor good sso cheap. Now York Store FccV conifir tho only

ihu't in iilouMiinjrtou when yon j enn u"t-l y-.'M rocorit'ii, Hry ?ood, ! hoold hIjoos, hnlti and caps, and I

... I.Miir t',.- Knninnnn n rt .-1

adj(jnrned term shall require, hy orBUSY AS BBSS ! ile'r oi Court,

At the Ikc I live of W. W.

Wicks, (!t;iiiiij out i Inro and

vrtriod s(ok of Notion, 1 hy ylliy VaKU ls.yA (luiiiUi rioihinjr. Uoots v Shoes'

Witness mv name as elerk of said?

Court with l he seal thereof alliixed.

seal

I). W. BnOWNNMNO, Cicrk.

moro than that, you them cheap, too,

can

:et

(nrptds, & Xovor was onr slock so hainlsc'inc, nnl never.

Ytr( worlds cheaper, Conic and j 10-1 Xew York ISJ il I lice. Vyu will i;c wchjomo, .shotftiii at McCaiIa& Ca.s,

ESTATK, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Executor of the will of Sarah Williams, deceased, will, by virtue of tho power conferred on him by said will, sell at. public auction on the premises, on MONDAY, JULY 2d, 1SS3, the following described real estate in Monroe county, Indiana, to-wit:

The Nort h half of in-hit No. 24. iu the town now city) of Bloomington in said county and state. Terms of Sale;--Said sale shall be made for cash in hand, the purchaser taking real estate subject to tuxes. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p. in. of said day. AOUlU.A W. UOOEKS, June J, ISStf. ICxecutor, liuskirk it Duncan, Ally's.

XV. V. Pkabooy, OenM Supt, W. H.iiat ,LUcGen. Pass. Asrt.

Hard to Eeat!

Those Now Spring Goods no? arriving at Mellord's, both for quality, styles and prices.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, II ATS, CAPS, BOO IS & SHOES. Please call and examine them.

CflI0A6O,EGCK fSL&ND IPAGMC 1

B.v the oontr.il oofiitioii of its li..

AStiuid Oio Vfiii-t by Uio short jsi routo.atitl jrtips iiaasenficvu, without ohnngd ot'oara, tcwe!a Chicago aud Kauajuj City, Covuiil 33.Iu2a, Loavcaworth. AtchUoQ, ailiuucapolid and St. Foul. "? It ooanecto ia Uuiou Depots with all tho principal lnica of road between too Atlantis iwS tho Taoitlo

aiieitouri Hi vat Point). Two Traina betweou OhU COo and Miuucapolis ond Bt. Paui via tho lamoaa "ALBERT LEA ROUTE" ;.

A New and Diroct Line, via Scncoacnd Kanko-.

Norfolk. Newport News, ChattaaocRa. Atlanta, Aufusta, NaahviUoj 'Louisville, Lexiagtoa.Cincinaatl. DdianapoKa and Laiayotte. and Omaha, Minn dapolis and at. 1'aul and inter mriiaf n.nn

TT! ,NowllVork. 8lf .s;,C.Mefcra & mi$. cady lor "gentle spring wilbi

rcany lor "genue spi

piles o( host goods ever allicrof! together in a store iu lvloom-

umlon.

All ahrousrh Poaaenirora Trtvcl nn t?a? nrtrrMft

Trains. iJri&ko!s for tia.o at X prinoipat Tichot OUiceo ta the united States and Canada. BatfaKa cheeked through aud rntca of faro'ftUj way a an low as eompetitora that otTov leas advantatrea. for detailed iurormation.got the Mapa JfoKU era of the .. . . . . ... CREAT ROOK ISLAND HOUTE, At your nearest Ticket Oilkie, or addroao R. R-CA8tE E. ST. JOHN,

wore ywiR uirn to K'.irn 'ft'k-lrlK A fi IS V.

Good situations n oar-

mitoeri. Address, with stamp. wTi'U.cilinl

ess m ftisora

warn in

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