Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 July 1883 — Page 4

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Wo clip the foHowing, in relation o the jianlon of D. O. Spencer, from the Louisville Courier-J;ournai of Monday last: "The friends of D. O. Spencer, of Blooimogfcon, mad a strong appeal to Gov. Porter, il tiring his recent vjsit to that place, far panlon for Mr." Spencer,8 He was sent up for two years for a3salt aal batter v. The Governor -would do a just act in pardoning liim." The ft titer oHhe above noticeis Mr. Edward Fitzpatrich, the accomplished and cleaver successor of O. O. Steaty as Indiana editor ot the CourierJournal. -. We fully and heartly endorse this favorable mention of our old friend Dank." and, ia common with every newspaper man in Southern Indiana, would be deligjUej.L J& hear that cxecjieciemency had betn execlged in his behalf. The -voice and rccomendation of Mr. Fitzpatrick ought to be, and we think will be, respected by Gov. Porter, as the latter has several times heretofore expressed himself as being greatful to the Courier Journal, and particularly to Mr. F., for the honors shown him, even in times of greats political excitement. Mr. Spencer has many, warm friends in this city and vicinity, all of whom would be pleased to hear of his '.speedy release, and they think Gov. porter would be doing but a simple net of Justice to a persecuted man in feigning hia pardon papers Martijia.vilia Gazette. SALT CREEK ijEMS. . Some sickness in this ifcction. Airs: lliintington is improving.Tte pedagogues are beginning to stir around for the choois.---There was a big picnic at Kent's mill, Brown county. June 23. -Why, oh! why, is not work progressing on the Bast turnpike. I learn that a gentleman from Kentucky is at Mr. "Win. MobleyV manufacturing teed baskets for sale. The berry season is here. Pick, pick with care, but beware of tht chiggers. -Wheat harvest is in progress; only a light crop can le harvested; rust has damaged wheat badly; rust has also struck the- oats in low grounds. -Swarms ot bees are going every direction. Ye lovers of honey, now is your time;--- -On Sunday, July 15th (third Sunday at Friendship churchy Rev. A. M. Livingstone w ill preach

three funerals. All children of

Ir. and Mrs. Thomas Vint.

pains J consul leu w.ui some oi luc most prominent physicians, they

oronounced it cancer. They adyiatd

cutting it oat, which 1 opposed from the fact that I had learned, that the

use of the knife was not attended with any beneficial results in remov- . ' 1 ' i '. . it .

mg cancerous ciiseaseu.. i living learned of the surity of the treat

mint of B". Neal, I held a counc.l

swith him, he said that he could re

move the cancer in alv ut two weeks

in which 'Bhjsucpeededj,and, "now 1

am sonnet ana won, i nave not x.ne shadow of a doubt but what -I am nermantlv tured. I firmly believe

that in any external case where a

cancer has not eone beyond the reach

of a remedy that Dr. Near is sure to

make a cure, and I will take pleasure in recommending his treatment to ail those afflicted with the terrible

disease cancers,

I am fraternally yours Hiram McCoy,

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Miss Aggie Anderson's school and the Uall school met in joint picnic in- Jtilpatrick's grove, June 22, Perry tp. I learn they had a rousing time.- -Up to the hour of writingithese items I have not heard ot any late applications for pensions. Men that sell their votes should be transported, as Paddy said, to some uninhabited,; unknown country, and not let their friends know where to find them. J. BE.

CANCEROUS DISEASE. This disease so dreadful in its nature and generally considered not cuarabie must be classed with the rnreable diseases. God in his wis

dom has provided in nature a remedy foreverj' malady. A reliable rem- , edy is . offered by J W. Neal. of liloomington Indiana, to all of those : atiiictcd wiUi cancerous diseases. This special remedy has been in use lor fiifteen years, and has never failed in any cpternal case of a permanent cure, (unless the cancer was in its last stage). My remedy coa- . sists of a vega table compound in the form of post, which is applied to the diseased part; which it effectually distroys, at the same time producing a healthy action in the flesh that lies adjacen;wtth the cancer. The caneer beingeau it separates ft om the health ikeli and after a few days the cancer will drop out; leaving a healthy sore, which is easily healed. There is another necessity in the treatment ot cancers, that isremovi ng the cancerous poison trom the system, this I do by using a preparation of my own, prepared especially for this purpos. No pay required until the cancer is cored. Examinations and consulting free. For father in- : formation, address Dr. J. W. Neal, liloomington ,1 nd. The Iowa -McGregor News (Re- ' pnblican) comments as fallows: "Wewould like to know how the Republican party can win a victory in 1884 when the most prom incut Republican papers in the Union are - constantly full of abuse of prominent Republicans. It appears that tie News has not learned that there has .been1 a war going on in its party 1 ever sinco the Chicago convention in - 18S0, and that Garfield was assassin- - nted by a member of one of the factions. It is not to be-wondered at that hundreds and thousands of voters who heretofore acted with1 the , Republican party refuse to ackpowl--' edge allegiance longer or take, part l in the Quarrel of the factions,, - t " . ' : : - ; i. ' '4

Vnh rm x Edgar C. 111. Jnne 23 81 ..JTothe ..Editor of the Courie Bloomington Ind. My dear friend: 1 want to say to the reisders of your vabule paper that about nine ..years, ago a small red lump made its appearance cn

my right temple; It remained in a

dorema-nt state until bout a year

with

lancinating

ago, when it began to arouse

i chins.

and

times

SiHIOMiK THE

Young men and vwomen of Monroe and adjoining counties, will do well to reinber the Normal and Preparatory School begins its summer session in ibis city on the 23d of July. All who can attend should do so. It will pay. Moses Jvahn, the people's clothier, will remove to his handsome store room in the new block as soon as it is completed. In

ihe mean time he is determined

to sell all pf his present stock of

elothink hafe, caps and Gents

furnishing goods regardless of the price they bring. He wants

to open in bis new room (about

Sept. 1st.) with a fresh fitock,

and is gomir to sell off every

thing he now has, which -consists of a good stock of all goods in

his line. This is a rare chance for positive bargins, and you

should not miss it West side of the square.

TO TURNPIKE CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the Auditors office of Monroe county, Indiana, until, noon Monday, the 9th day of July, 1863, for grading macadamizing and improving the Bloomington and Martinsville road known as the "Wal ilight Pike." according to the plans and specifications now on file in- the Auditors office. ; Bids will be received and contracts awarded for the different sections as specified in said plans and specifications. The di fferent contractors will bo required to give to the satisfaction of the board of commissioners security for the proper performance of their respective contracts. Payments will be made as the work progresses by estimates made by the superintendent, reserving 20 percent until the final

completion, and acceptance of the'

work. The contracts will be let to the lowest and best bidders, the board of commissioners and superintendent reserving the right to reject any and all, bide Hekht Hhnlet Superintendent.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. State of Indiana, Monroe county, ss." In the Monroe Circuit Court, September Term, 1883. Zarilda Abel vs. Abraham Bahro, Joseph Bahm, Thomas Fleichman, e t bL Now comes the plaintiff by her attorneys and flies her complaint herein, together with an affidavit that said defendants Abraham Bahm Joseph Bahm, Thomas Fleichman, Charles M. Henderson, William S, Henderson, Edmond Burke, Samuel R. Snyder, James R. Harris, Jpsiah Bassett, John M. He wit, Joseph Hufiaker, Edward S. JafTray, William R. J affray, Howard S. JafTray, Robert Hutchison, Abraham T. Hazen, James W. Whitney, Richard S. Todd, Horace C. Skinner, On a J. Rownds, Ruius L. , Todd,. Washington B. Toller, Alexander Hoi ton, Isaac V. Pence, Thomas M. Porter, John Gates, James H. Gates, John Gates, jr., Louis Lndorf, and one Samuel MeGJ ung, are not residents of the State of Indiana; that a cause of action exists against them in relation to real estate in the forecloseure of a mortgage, and that they are necessary parties thereto. Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be and appear on the first day of the next term of the Mon roe circuit court, to be holden on the first Monday of September, 1883, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county and State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will be heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and tho seal of said Court affixed, at Bloomington this 22d day of June, 1883. seal. D. W. Browning, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. The average daily pay of a member of Congress is $13.60. There are an average of . twenty-five Senators absent chuly, and that is 340 a day paid to men to attend to their own private busl- , ness SM0 a day paid to men to go to their homes ant I lobby for their re-election.. Someday the people will put a stop to this .mode of drawing money from the Treasury.

Brown's Iron Bitters Is one of the very few tonic medicines that are not composed mostly of alcohol or whiskey, thus becoming a fruitful source of intemperance by promoting a desiro for rum. Brown's Iron Bitters is guaranteed to be a nonintoxicating stimulant, and it wilt, in nearly every case, take the place of all liquor, and at the same time absolutely kill the desire for whiskey and other intoxieating beverages.

Rev. G.W.Rice, editor of the American Christian vietVy says of Brown's Iron Bitters:

On..O..Nov.i6:i88t-

. . Gents :--Jhefrblish wast . ii ofcyitsT force in business, pleasure, and vicious indulgence of our people, makes your preparation a necessity 5 and if applied, will save hun. dreds who resort to saloons for temporary recuperalion.

Brown's Iron BirrERS has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debility, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c., and it never fails to render speedy and permanent relief

Ladies, have you been to the New York Store since the new good 3 came fn? Go to Lane & Buskirk for fresh vegetables aB they are the bosses in that line. Those summer silks and other dress goods at the New York Store are setting the ladies wild. m 9 mm 1 The Bee Hive has just opened ft beautiful line of embroideries? laces and insertings, which for cheapness and beauty

cannot be exceed in this market

Hiram Lindley, te druggist,

has just received a full stock f

wall paper of the latest piftterns

and styles, and a machine or

triming the same. He also Mrs

a large stock of paints and oils ready for the spring trade. Dr. J.S. Paris, late of Shoemaker's, isjnow engaged at this store and w 11 be pleased to meet his old friends here. Everything in the drug line is kept on hand and put up by experienced hands. Cottenades for Summer wear at McCalla & Co.'s. No house in town can give you better prices than the Bee Hive grocery. A special invitation is extended to my country friends to call

and see me at Campbell's corner. Lew. IL Andersok A full stock of groceries, fresh, nice, and cheap, at the Bee Hive. Whenever there is a crowd in town you will find a large portion of it at the New York Store the people know where to go to get their treods. -The New York Store has a fine stock of ladies' shoes. --All the new goods at the Now York Store were bought for cash and they are going, to be turned into cash as fast as low prices will make them go. ; The New York Store is getting to be the most popular place in town to buy clothing. The ladies want something nice for commencement, and they know the Bee Hive is the place to get it FOR SALE.

A two-story frame house of

seven rooms, nearly- new, and all the necessary improvements for comfort and convenience, with a good lot. Situated on East Third street. Apply to Clarance Allen. FOR SALE For sale or trade a first class phaeton. Bollenbach.br & Sons.

CIGAR Manufactured by 0. 0. Hickel & Co., Louisville.

SCHOOL.,

NORMAL r

SIXTH SESSION. Bloomington, - - Indiana, Beginning July 23, and ending August 24, 1383,-tho week before the Monroe County Institute.

WORK. Normal, embracing everything required by teachers and those desiring to teach. Preparatory, meeting the wants ol those who may wish

to enter preparatory, or college classes next fall. EXPENSES. jpTuition for the session; 31.25 per week; in each case in advance. No refunding of tuition. Board from 2.50 to $3.00 per week. Expenses for the entire termneed nol uxcead J20 For lurtner lnlormation, address

Jas. K. Beck, ) , Jas. A, Woouburx, ) Bloomington, Ind.

BLOOU IKCTON, TUB

UPHOLSTER.

Farmers, take your wool to Holtzman Bros, who will pay you the highest price in cash or

it.

goods l

82 of the latest and mcst popular songs of the day for only 5 cents, at Lew II. Anderson's Chioako book store.

Our stock never was so

large

nor gootl 980 cheap. New York Store. The leading grocery house of the town- the Bee Hive.

'1999 songs on separate sheets at only one cent each at Lew1 Farmers take ybnr produce to Lane & Buskirk on Fee's corner who will give you fair prices and honest weights. Fresh roasted Golden Rio Coilee, at Dunn & Co.'s, Sole agent for Gold & silver Shirts, the best in the market, also for Dr. Bail's Health preserving Corset. Satisfaction guaran

teed or money refunded, W, W. Wicks Bee Hive store. Headlight aiuV coil oil at 15 cents a gallon, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the postoffiee. Some of the finest chromos and oil paintings ever brought to this city are now on exhibition at Anderson's Book Store. Prices very low. Well may tho Nashville merchants "squeal" about Bro wn County trade coming to Bloomington. The New York Store gets the largest portion of that trade, Good smoked hams I2 cents a pound, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the pbstojlice. There is always a great rush

at the Bee Hive on Saturdays. People have found out the place to get the best bargains and the best goods. Humbolt jeans at McCalla ft Co.'s. Fresh roasted Java Coffee, at Dunn & Cas. Wool wanted by Lane & Buskirk.

The New York Stow, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 9

ILK

DEPARTMENT. BLACK SILKS we are selling very largely, and have excellent values at 1.00, 1.25, 1.75 and 2.00. The goods cannot be excelled in color and finish. We have Satin Rhadames and Satin Alarvellieux that are very desirable. COLORED SILKS. Wo claim to have the largest and most complete stock of Colored Silks in the State, and it is very seldom that we cannot fill any request for any color. We havo

j a nice line of changeable Silks.

SUMMER SILKS. All the very newest styles can bo found at oar counters. BROCADE SILKS. We have opened another line of Colored Brocade Silks at 75 cents.

Our last lot had a very sale.

WOOL! WOOL!! Attention, farmers ! The New York Store wants to buy y our wool, and will pay the highest market price in cash. L. S. Field & Co.

The Bee Hive has a lot ef

stylish clothing cheaper by far than these kind of goods have been for years. 5-lPillowslip muslin the best make. At McCalla & Co.'s,

Insure Your Property AGAINST Fire, fjiglitmiiigr? and Tornadoes.

'Lowest rates obtainable with

FRANK E. HUNTER,

Bloomington, Ind,

Agent.

BUST A3 BEES ! At the Bee Hive pf 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 wrere goods cheaper. Come and see. You wall be welcome.

Still

looming

With Our Daisy Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, II ATS, CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES. JglTDon't pass us by, without giving us a call.

Onr store isr smallare our prices.

Come and be Boot-ed,

or Shoe-ted. Noxt Door to IHnk. C,.j!lef i&M -item.

BRrVTe bog to Inform, the ladles of this city find vicinity toot when requusiod by letter we will infill: Free frtim Cbartfy. full linos of -min

ifies and carefully fill and Toward orders how

ever small, by mail or express, as desired. Prices in every wise the sain ns if tho pur-

onziter eauie ! Indtauupolis And bought tl goods nt our storu. Pettis, Bassett & Go.

W. M. Tat, X, D. Roaaa. HE ADQU AETEItS FOE LIFE, FIBS, TOENADO, AND CYCLONE INSURAWCB,

fmTTt youarci not Insured, yon

ought to ot.

Please call und boo uh, get ttTm, and secure a Jrir-Thuader-Light-ujng-Tornado-Gj clone Policy before H is Meyerlastin?ly too latc.n Office in Fee's Building. One or botjti of ua will bo in office during all busiaess hours. June 23? 1&53.

NOTICE TO KON RESIDENT. State of Indiana, Monroe county ss.

In the Circuit Court, September Term, J 883. Charles W. Gentry vs Paria Shirlev and George W. Dean. Complaut No. 436. Now eomeB tho plaintiff by Frank E. IT u nter liis attorney and (ilea his complaint herein, on a note and in attachment, with an aflidavi t that said defendant Paris Shirley t not a resident of tho State ef Ind iana. Notice is therefore hereby given said defandant thai unless he be and appear on the first day of the next term ot the Monroe Circuit Court, to be hidden on the first Monday of September A. D, 1883, at the Court huuae in Bloomington in saii county and state, and answer or demur to said COT) plaint, on a note and in attachment, the siime will be heard and determined in his abseuce. Witness my name and sea) o f said court, affixed at Bloomington,, this 29t!i day of May A. D. 1883. seal D. W. Brownikq Clerk of Monroe Circuit CeiirU

ADJOBNED TE1M OF CUIT COURT.

CIR.

Notice is hereby gWen than an sdjourned Term f the regular April Term 1883; of Monroe County Circuit Court in the state of Indiana will be held in the Court-howso in the City of Bloomington in said county beginning at 8 o'clock A, M. on Tuesday July 10th 1883, nn4 continuing so long as tho business of said adjourned term shall require, by order of Court. Witness ray name as elork of said Court with the J3eai thereof a&iixcd. May 30th 1883. seal D. W. Bkowknino, Clerk.

Carpet. Lining! jpMot h-proof Carpet Lining, a superior article, cheap at the City look Store.

North Bad of Fee's BmWUag, Col Ugn '4nit Hoarse faraiske 1 wkea desired, BL O 9MI3TG T02T - IJTDIjIX

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

BLooviyoroir,

JJTP

Will prantUt In Ctmrti if Ksirii ul ad oininc soaatUs. laaoial aaatiaa aai4 tt olieetlons ni tM kaiaii aaaraatoc ta hi ara, lltf

Buskirk & 1mmcii ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

rraoUco tn tbo Courts af Monroe and aijoin lngnbioa. Prompt attontian given to ool loations and all c thor Usral busUess,

Louisyilie M Albany J mm 1 Time in Effect March. IS, l$8.i "Monon Ronite," Affords the Best, Cheapest, Quickest, most Desirable Route to the Great West and North West, South and South Wesl. SThrobgh FAssEMGitt Tn aims, Daily

DAT MAIL. MIGHT 1CX No. 1. No. 3. 11:59 pm. Ilr23pm. 8:50 ju. . 7:30 am' No t No 4, A&l 'pin- 3:46 am. :10pm 7:20 am.

Parlor Coaches on day trains be twetn Chicago. Pulac $leepers on night trains: between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. Til ro tig h tickets an d Round- tri y tickets for South and South-wesi, 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 t based. Travelers wanting information, appiy to either of the under signed.

CARTER PEHIJffl, Auent. Blaom ingt an, lb4 Morray Cellar, a, P .A, Lou initio. Ky.

nortm:. Bloomington, Chicago, SOUTH, Hlooiningtony Louisville,

ESTATE OF WILLIAM O. JAC

OBS DECEASED.

In the Monroe Circuit Court, in

the State of Indiana.

AH creditors. Heirs an.l Legate of

of said estate, are hereby notified no

tified that Mary E. Jacobs, administratrix of said cntate has filed her

account and vouchers in final settle

ment of said estate, and that the

same will come up for examination

and approval on the 3d day of Sep

;ember 1SS3, the same being the fust

judicial day of the September term,

.1883, of aid Court, at which time

suid Creditors, Heirs and Legatee?

are required to appear in said Court,

in the Con r I -house in the city of

Bloomington, and show cause, 1! any

there be, why said -account should not be approved. Maky E. Jacobs . June, 22, 1883. Administratrix. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the city Board f . Equalization for the

city of Bloomington, Indiana, will meet m the council chamber of said city on Monday, July 2nd, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m, and continue in aessipn until 4 o'clock p. ra. Said board will meet to equalize the' valuation of property made by tho city assessor, a n4 transact such business pertaining to tho valuation. Hud assessment ot property for , the year 1583 as may be brought before aaid board. Witness my hand, this 12nd da of June 1883. Rout. C. Greeves City Clerk.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Executor f tho will of Sarah Williams, deceased, will, by virtue of the power conferred on him by said will, sell at public aun on the p rem i lies, on MONDAY, JULY 2d, 1S83, the following described real estate in Monroe county, Indiana, to-wit: The North half of in-lot No. 264, in 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 taxes. Sale to begin at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. Aqoili.a W. Rooms, June 1, 1883.. " Exetutor, Buskirk fc Duncan, Atty's. The Now York store is ready Tor "gentle spring" with piles ol best goods ever gathered

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For til PRIVATE FAMILY.

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VfT XbsiaAaQte liktatroited CAtaloftiM Aid Rural Reilaaer FItfiSS TO A2X ' MERCHANTS, SEND U& YOUat l2fJS0fK68 CAKD8 FOR TRABE MST.' ' DAVID UNDRETH&SONS.StED CI ROWERS, PHIL A DELPHU

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. IW . w . ea noi write tor it. All seoa tent xrom my

-"'"o"i wArTnica tooe ootn esii anu true to name, i

u .uai snouia u p, ve otherwise, I agree to refill the order pratis. My collection of yejeiable seed is one of

mc mu:.i cusoMve to oe loond in anv AmMiran rjiralr.mu-

1 tBiLf U, SSV U ' of ay aw owine. A tie

. -nn Avri; vonb air. unuogrs I aiuMh. Mabl6hed OabbaM, PMnney'e Molm. 4hd a score of other new VboCT-c t .v, ,W! I

fvtot the wUW. latljc ardcrui ind on the farms ofl those ttoo plant my seed wth be found my best advectise I

mat. James J. H. Graaiorw. SfarhlheAri. Mm.

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KAUti ItilT FROM ONE TO TWRI.V

Ksr jarias rmale ComntainU thtsa Pills have no

or surt hj mail for H cU lm suampi . Send for paraph! t

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tm in thrntnnntha InvtMrtnn who Drill tulte OVR PIF-'b

!K8. tnay restored to lound health, if aveb a thing i possibU, . qaal. PbyjicUns n.4hom tbotr practioe'. Sold every wh tamphltt. t. 8. JOHNSON & CO.. Bpaton, llaau.

ARE HENS LAY

valuable. No thin to 1 pint food. Sol

Mm Knglish Ve Urinary 8a-on and Cbemiat, con traveling in this oonntry. ra that most of tte

jtorse ana Ajauie l'ownors UKin rterc nre ?ortn.

its- trash. H says tbat Sheridan's Contlitfori !'nrill'l Mr ATtcAltt t Altr rnA bA ImmnmiilH

on sarlh arfll make ham Hire haridnn nnmltHnn Pr.w .ri ATSL.il

erery wnsre. or nt by niail for. 8 Utur'SUmps, I. & Joukbom if Co- iicro.MA

THE BEST

Wa wffl nanntee the "LOVEM," WASHITTt todo bftte

era ua oqn easier ana m iesnmc man &ar ctner tnachiiw

u wono. axrmnrea nvo yeaxe, won iz don't xmulx Ci-

cwuaa ctean mooox zUDosng, ymi retnnd taa moor. AGENTS WANTED wng FBOOF that Agents are making- froai 875 to S150 pof month. Parmora make ft200 to fta dnrins the winter. Tju

dierfncs great snooeeB selling this Waelier. Setafl prleeonly

u. otiiviojuxjji ooBiniiir an agency Aisoxneoeie bfated KJSYSTONB WKIHGEBB at mmuUcbnex lowest price. We invito tho Btrtctest investigation. Ssn9 7ouadlxea8onapc8talcaxdorfarthwpa LOVEU WASHER CO., ERIE, fty

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No. 288 Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ofr

Accom, DayE.T. Night Ijt. AtlanttcKx Loavo St, Louii 6.40atii S.OOiim iMm S.OOpm Le..Ye Milchfli 2.27pm 2.47pm 2,32am 9.47aiu Arrive Cincinnati- .,; ! S.23pttt 0 35pni 0.50am S.OOnm lay Expresa has Parlor Cars williout change to Cincin.ja'.i. . I)jni ng ears 8ey mo u r to Ciuei n n at i, jight ;Etpr has k Palace Sirepiiig Cnr to Ciuciniiati without change Atlanlic Eipre lias Pal. ace Slevjnng Cars to Cincinnati, Louisville, Washington ami Haiti timorc without change, . Dining yny Seytaour to Cincinnati,

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-WESTWAwl,Day E;' HI iSss Leave Cincinnati

6.50am 8.00am 7.80im 9.1 0pm

Leave Mitchell 11.55am 11.51am 1 1.55pm 1.20am A rri.ve St. Louis .; 7.25pm 6.20pm 7.10am 8.30am The three express trains ru daily each waj." Hay Express has Parlor Cars to Jt. Louis without change, Dining Cars Cincinnati to Seymour. IXight Express has Palace Sleeping Cars to St, Louis without change. Also, 1 6 Cairo and New Orleans without change. Pacific tExrc has Palace Sleeping Car p SU Louis without change, v r For reliable in fornatisB at to routes, tickets, time, ete., apply in person or by lettc r tav II. A. Troedly, Agt., Mitchell, Ind. Or, to T. W. KussELL, Traveling Passenger Agent, North Vernon, Ind W. W. Pea body, Gcn'l Supt. W. B.Is'bat j.trc,Qen. Pass. Agt.

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AGENTS Wanted Ktwaf t In iui; MlUtu: Pm Bcxylwlcrwry where: Ijbcrl

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Position &uatwi if Dcsirodi

living out of the cif-T - ; , BOAUDED FRBZ2 r 81 west Ninth 61. ; r M while lcamiug. ' qHCINNATlVQmO , Ut MMM :4 mO ta UN AOQOAINTEO WITH THt QIOQHAPNY Of THIS jJBlS 0? T "

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together in

a store

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Bloom-

WALL PAPER,

WINDOW SHADES AND

FIXTURES, PAINTS, OILS.

That were on tho raad at tln3 time of the fire, to be sold cheap.

I will sell the paper and put it on

the wall for you cheaper than it can be done when yon buy the paper ami

hire it '.lit on. Ail work guarantee

to be first-class.

J. W- Shoemaker.

At Stuart & MePbc clers' store I

CHICAGO,

By tiio contra! position of ita line, eoaec6i UfsS).

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Cbioaco worth. .

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&ftuttfull5av Oconhoa. aloaulflsont Horton Bo.

, aoa mo west ds uio anorteat rouia. wa m:; passonttora. witEaut okaosa of cars. liotweeA. ;

AtAhliionl MinitMnnlia and 'fit. P&uL Xat ' "

In ice Chair Cars, Pullaaan'a Pretties fatao

n tUo World. Throa Tr&ino WdaGSfflfiow; asaaaourl Blwr PoinMk TwolValna between CM. , k-'

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