Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 July 1883 — Page 1

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Local Facts and Fancies.

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to Louisville and return, next Wednesday.

circus

bill car was a

The

dandy.

There will soon be a vinegar iiiil wedding.

The Dunn quarry is shipping considerable stone. Major Mulky and wile have returned from their western trip. John II. Loudon and family

axe visiting m Myette county.

The spoke factories have shut

down on account of the dull-season. '

George Boilenbachor has erected four tenement houses on his- old tanyard lot Nat Hill 4Uid his brother Rosewell are about to erect a new business block in Brazil-

Bob Greeves went over to Bloomfield, Saturday, where his wife has been visiting.

Dr. Ben McGee and wife will

return from their homIi western trip to-day.

Judge J. C. Robineoikof :Spen-

C3: was here "last week holdinsr'

a special term of court. Mr, HobinsoH has been frequently mentioned as a democratic candidate for Governor and the Courier endeavored to interview him as to whether he really was in the race. Too many lawyers

were following the Jttdgc about,and ike efforts of the Courier to

coiner him for a square talk

proved a failure. We, however J

got in enough words edge ways to briiir forth the information

that the Judge is preparing himself for the race for congressman in this district, uXour sierehants make a very poor showing i yo-ur advertising columns," said Peter Sells, jr. totbe Courier. We replied that this was a dull season ot the year.. "So much the better reason for advertising,", replied Mr. Sells. "Whenever we strike a section of the country where our show business falls off, wo ad

vertise all the more. That's the way

merchants oueht to do. When

tratteels dull, tiie'

MASS A. JESUS', REIGN !

SONG AND PRAISE AT THE COLORED CAMP MEETING!

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things up through the newspapers. Libera! advertising never fads to at-

1 tra.t customers? ent era rise never

The entire receipts of the uRreWartkL Printers ink has

camp meeting wore about

: prbins about $S& - Couzity Clerk Wal Browning and lamiJy were visiting rela- ; iives at Paiton III, this week.

The citizens of Bedibrd wul ba J

welcome to come to Bloomington nud can sober up on our artesian water.

Wo had soma of the hotest weather of the summer this week. 's he. mercury danced axound ixm&hg the nineties.

Mrs, .K-du, Coekeriy llogers is ?it home tovisit relatives. She

is now located with her husband,.

made us a million doiIar. If I had a store in your town, I wouid take a half & 'page ttfyottr paper for the three summer months." Benjamin IL Whisuand and Em ma S. Adams, were married last Monday. M. II, Busk irk has sold his inter est in the Fee corner grocery to C&pt

W. N. Showem went to Louisville, Wednesday, to arrange tbe Showers Brotheir display ot bedstead in the

xunsiiici&

Under a new law, all aids forfeited lo the State are to he boid at oneo,

THE CLOSING SCENE! The colored people of the A. M. E. Church of Bloomington held a camp meeting, on the lair

grounds, for two weeks ending last Sunday. , Camp meetings by the colored people have not been very 'successful, financially, except in campaign years. Then when collections were called for the eandicbtes would vio with each othor m putting down the most doll &rs. The closing exercises last Sunday were, however, very largely attended, especially at night. A Courier reporter was one of the numerous sinners present. An admission fee of ten cents was charged at the entrance gaie, which was a veiy

tthould stirifimnU rnjft p.nisirlfrinrr iht

amount of salvation offered. The serviices M7ere as usual, held in Floral .Hall, which very much resemble i an old wagon shed. It was 3) led with people, and an open sicie and end was blockaded witi i vehicles, from the seats of which a good view of the ceremonies could be had. A brother blew a blast on a tin fifox horn," w hich was the signal for the servi.ces to begin. After the choir vei y nicely sang a hymn, another brother with a standing collar iind an immaculate shirt front proceed to give the Lord a good deaf, of information, embodied in tine form of a prayer. Among other tilings he said,

many

Wo'roArs Going to H&V3 an Ar- . tesian Well !

Oome Up and Sober Off I

The Sxiclfoyo Ro.por and , 3'. AUen'g

York Store.

iowor; at

bargains in siim-

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moouk, at mo -New

liECEI?T.

There has been received as follows:

-Five prices for boots and shoe.?, at Mendelssohn hall.

"lord, t! ier&are a

yreat

Doome 3 aero. Thev came from

npgamnq wu f Ibe, Those ho aes. n Lord th

W'i'JtL. -;UAi.KA.At.-'; ivisiwjij &v redeem them, should at-

?nade imnrovements about his

2or sramps ana mo:;ey oruersa!

Convenience that will bs auore-

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'riata "Ly the public;

ueil to tli e m a.ter

before it is too

G&U on theAHor forjaibi

John Campbell, the sonh-ac-

1ar, has begun work on thearn-jiH

jibe." He means bnsinesp ani i oVuik - S -A t It 1 1 - I

Vt'Ui nave lae roaa compieie as 3br as , Wal ilichts bv fall. ..:

Boo WUsoa whu hheen in iail jar-several wce&s on some charge in 'coanecttoji with taking a horse,

esoatie last Wednesday

A car load of Gecrdtf wcier-

jr.elons. arrived here last

i day. They were -very good melons, and were sold at from twenty thlxiy cents spice?. John fe?afion, now at home to ?pend a abort vacation, has order-

'.fed arronv eond

;tor s uniiorm.

and expects to begin running into Indianapolis, over the L. K. A.

V& C -Ah- line, Sent. m.

Joseph. Kormau and wife have returned ivom Los Angelos CaL, whore thay went for the Lenefit f Miv Norman's health- He failed to receive any benefit from that climate.

nade his

a?K:ii 7 o'clock. A ho at o

in tzie aiteraooii lus wife

went into the jail an I spent ah iut two iv&& there. When she w rcsE?lv t-? ieav, 7r. Griniea,, the Sherit? s wife, opened thodoor for her. il-s(.75' who was croucked down talii mi hi 3 wife, sprang np, pushed M?s. Grw23a to one side, and made his escape. SkrifT Grilles took tii e night train North to IvaU for Wilson, who formerly In ad sr G&ppTifvt.

Everybody is going to loiusyiHe next Wednesday 1.75

for round trin.

The. Grant street colored church wiil begin a cam r meeting next Sunday. We here that a troupe of colored people will 0 from here to Worthington to hold a camp, meeting.

Josie Milieu, of Wichita.

lv-an., has returned to Bloomington, to attend school. The wife of Dr. S. K. Rhorer was ieturned to the insane aeyr lam last Sat&rdav.

1 The Normal school opened Monday, with 46 in attendance, The present session promises to - be a-successful one, and, in the bands of Profs. Woodbinrn and S Beck, it ought to be. f V The choir of the A. M. E. 'church will give a concert at ; Spencer in about two weeks. We can recommend them to our I neighbors as being capable of I giving a very pleasing entertainment.

Sell Brothers' ; will show in Bedford August 9th. They go from here to Salem, and then

back to .Bedford. That is the reason why we were led to believe that the show would not exhibit at Bedford. From there they go to Washington. President Arthur, Gen. Sheridan, and other distinguished gentleman, will pass through Bloomington, on a special train, on next" Thursday, between 11 and 12 o'clock in the morning. They go to Chicago, and from there West.

Mr. Brown, the father of Mrs.

J. H. Ryors, died at Covington, Ky., on last Saturday. Airs Ryorg left far that place en Friday. The deceased recently removed from thi place.

Sells iJroth'ers, show have about 300 leet of bill board erected around the square. A large crowd was in that vicinity, last Saturday, looking at the "pictures." Excursion to Louisville next Wednesday; only 1.75 for round trip, and good for four days.

The taxable property in the city of Bloomington for 1883 is 1,434,045.00; This is an increase of 52, 852.00 over last year.

An ofiiciai circular has been issued stating that the Indiana University will begin work in all its departments and in all classes, on Thursday morning September 6th. Recitation rooms will be

provided for all classes, and all

the professors will be in their places.

President Arthur and cabinet, and Gen. Sheriden, will be Louisville next Next Wednesday, August 1st, to open the Exposition. The L. N. A. & C. railway

will sell excursion tickets on that day at only 1.75 for the round trip. These tickets maybe used on the ' early morning express train, or on a special train that leaves Bloomington at 6 o'clock a. in. and arrives in Louisville at

9:50 . "in. Returning, the special leaves Louisville at 10:30 the same night. Tickets will be good to return any time till Au-

Take it in!

home ;. Soia camo for one thing, una some frx another thing, and we hope, 3u(Td, that their wish s will be gratified!' But if any of vhenv crane through curiosifcy, w e liojM; they will be disanuoii:tud.,r Now that, wo sub-

Ktit, waw a very hard prayer lor the Lord tffl answer. There was some j w ore good singing, and Bro. Giay preached a" very seusibls sei-moiu Arn.ong the brothers prejc- nt'v;iio took an active part in a:5air;;-of the meeting was Charles ' Dnnham-, Esq., who has had sevc ral tussles with the law, but who has now thoroughly reformed, .as&tthe afternoon meeting he . jaTe in his "experience" and ajr peered repentent. The event igs" exercises Qlosed'with "Wal k Around the Wails ot Jericho, 1 Jeyicho, for this'Occasion.

was the- fio,?al hail shed, and, formfji?; in couples, the brothers and fc istrs marched around, char tin .ga weird song, the pale Qtdanli. hit adding a lustre to the ebony faces., and assisting in making the scene one of solemnity, wh'ichi'Was only disturbed by the bl ist from the fox horn in the h andsof the leader. The large jjrowd then dispersed-satisfied t;hat- they had at least re-

It is settlett that we are to have an artesian vefi which means a well made by boring into the earth till the instrument reaches water, which, from internal pressure, flows spontaneously lil.e a fountain. Mr. MilV representing the firm of Mars

& Miller, of Chicago, was here

last Monday and entered liuo'a contract for boring the well in the Court-house yard. The price to be paid is $3.00 per foot for the first thousand feet, and an increase of 25 cents on each foot for every two hundred feet above one thousand. To illustrate, from 1,000 to 1,200 feet will be $3.25 a foot, from 1,200

to 3 ,400 feet will be 3.50 a foot

and so on. At least 500 feet is to be paid for no matter in how short a distance water is reached.

This insures the contractors

least 1,500 and it would not pay them to move their machinery here, and set it up for any less. It will take two ca?s to transpotl tho machinery, and it will tal e about two weeks to set it up, A calculation, based on the upin-

ion oi rror. Uoiietr. brace vsOiO-

UIK'Pl-lti AN7!) DEATHS. The fuUowiug is a list of the Births und Heaths m Monrcw county during the month of June, as recorded especially for the Co irier, by Dr. F.

M. Weir. Secretary of the County Board tvHoaUh: BlttTHS COUNTY-. w HM: Soul pi e gi rl . WfliJS Bales boy. Frane..i, M. Polly girl. W, Ii:' Copenhavor girl, J a m esAl Turn er g i r 1 . Wm, U. Malting ly -girl Uasp.er Baker bo3f. F. M. Carroll girl. Geo, Puh'brd boy. John Smith girl. John M iMay glrh John Q. I barman boy. David G. ICoons girl. John W, Howard 'boy. Win. II. Keller boy. Jessie Peters girl. Da v id Houston ---boy. John Mai tuigly-rgU'L T h 0 mas II o v i 1 h oy. piaTUS city. F ran k W ill i am s girl. UEATUd COUKTYi I n fa u t T 11 r 11 u r u n k n o w n: F. SUollie -PuerjjtM'ai eouvulsions, Lryn.a Litton Dropsy. S. A Fair Vu rperai P-ver. George 1L Slepp-Scnd'nla. Rachel E Patten Unknown. 1 II. Wethers-' Tubercular Menin. 1SATHS CITY,

Rosa F. San ford Perttisis. Addie M. Shisa Consumption. Hon r y W01 ey V a re 1 y ??i e.' Nam e A. iMisener-Cons. of bowels. Clara D i ek 0 u -On pill a ry b rou u b i ts Fannie S. Swift Consumption. Mary Whitaell Ulceration 5 torn. J a v Men s 1 es.

535 03 32159 47 2506 10 11057 53 . 5340 $2.1087 897

Account of Dog Revenue, del, Acc.tusl of Local School Rev., Account of Township Revenue, Account of Road Revenue,Aeeount of Special School Rev,.

Account of Redemption of Land, Account ol Turnpike Revenue, Account of Turnpike Bonds sold, , Account of County Revenue, as follo ws : November Installment, dep. 1S8L, 11153 12 April Installment, chip. 1832, 18481 87' Refunded by State for amount paid special judges, 150 60 Refunded by Sup t Poor Farm, 75 00 Refunded Tp. Trustees, road tas ad, 85 Refunded bv Lawrence co, Hirv f-aoe 531 CO.

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'Jury fees paid by clctk cfc. court;

Broker's License, Alvertiaing paid by delirtqueuts,Miscellaneous, Damage and-cost school fund sales,

Docket fees circuit court.

.783 S3

100 00

IS 00 100 00 38 50 . 10 00 $32235 24

52- GO

51 00

Total,Balance in Treasury, June 1, 1882, Total Receipts, Redeemed by County Treasurer,

918087 21 23617 81

$81705 02 67099 85

Balance in Treasury, Outstanding orders June, 1S83,' 9$L08o 88

'Bal. in Treasury June, 1883, 14G05 20

Indebtedness of the county,

16430 68

11057 53 -

3269 AT ; 5G40 94 9230G7 18

807:S6t

1:53

Th e re have ben' vrarf an iis drawn on followi n g aecohrU;r Dog Rcvenne. .Vtf. . ?533 08

TovvnshipRevenue '. ..2Cb 10

Road Revenue. . Local School Revenue, trustees,

Specific School Fund

Redemption of Lands .... ... . . Docket fees C, C. pd. State treasFes and salaries J furors , bailiffs Poor. . . . . . . . , .. . . ,

Specific .

Criminal Public Buddings C ro n e r 's In qu es ts'. . .

Roads and Highvfays" ...... ...

ioor farm. . . .... . .v. .v h ctions. . . . . . . . -U, thw Books and Stationery Assessing Revenue.". .v . . . Insane . . ... . . . . . Printing and Advertising" . .

Turnpike . . . . ,

Bridges ........ ITotise of Refuge . . . Fox Scalp Bounty , . ... Interest on County Orders

eiaa 16? 26S7 95 ,351 50 4190 80? 2208 8$ 542 951 ' 238 Wj M'W 3462 59 164t) m

,17 75.

2233 9G- ' " y litivM ilS9 92 ' ' 507 20 'r 17CG 50 . 120 00: " " 2204, 16 932337 03

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Total issued,:

$14005- 20Outslan4in?; orders June, 18S3,

956453 0641682 05

Total warrants to be redeemed.

Dednct outstanding orders,-June 1883, Total warrants redeemed,

98135 70f i-i 31035 ear

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Wiadovr Shades ' &

BAFFOED'S SAD PAT; Our ccrrcsponont in Vunburca send U3 tho full! particulnrs of tho sad end of William E. Balfor, wtirh occuved near Harmony on VuosUnv ofia'st week. He met his del nth in a well at at the reidiicc- of A. 0. Smith. The windlass and well bucket had fVlSeu in the well and Ed, as he was called, voUntoered to gel

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o-igi.s3K.nvH that a good flow 01 r , 0 nlphur water can be obtained in tiic taekot our and ciien it from 800 to a 1000 feet. It will ovvtmx to mu dm tne damps,

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take about two months of bor- u " w;;-o "

the woii. no jowersru a ueiiie of burulrg clr.vZy and tiioii a light-

Jam.cs Hooper is now working at feao spokefactoryin (Jreencatl 0.

gust 4th,

lallr about' your Cincinnati hill-top- resorts for Sunday aiight concert Vinegar H91r in this city, can beat them - all. The cool arnd foaming lager is-l-acrk-iBg ier e. however. The following very- sensible editori. il appeared in the Greencastle Banner of last weekf The State University, ought to be rebi lilt at Bl'domiiigfcon, in

stead of near a large city, for two reason s; (1) It removes students from tc Muptatiohs that ''are-as constant danger, and that now abound . in the larger cities to an extent little dreamed cf the1' general pu blic; (2) the benefits of our colli 3ges are largely local, and for this, reason it is desirable that th toy should" be distributed to all si ictions of the State. The present arrangement of the-State institut ions and those of the various denomination is exactly ' 1 1 ' 't . t I t. 1 1

rigni co acoompusn Upmost gocu. Wo wish to correct the Banner in one important ' regard. The 6 jtate University does not need rebuilding. It stands to day, LitacnV where it has for many ; years. The-museum buildinff, vv hich has been destroyed

by firo, will-be rebuilt at once.

ing, night and day, to roach Uat depth. Work is to begin within thirty days of last Monday, and it is expected that the machinery wiil arrive here the latter part of next week. It is proposed to place a trough at each comer of

iQ square for watering horses.

All animals will learn to drink the water and enjoy it after a short time. In that regard they are like us two-legged brutes. An artesian well has been locat

ed at Lafayette for many yearp,

and people come from mileti around to obtain the water. Ju.o-s and casks are sent in &qa

all directions to be filled and returned. There will be no further need of citizens of this section going to the springs Ave will have a summer resort right here at home, with plenty of water possessing rare medicinal properties. Bath rooms will be located at convenient points, and a new hotel, on the south east corner of the squaro, is already talked of.

Citizens of Polk, Salt, and other

points can bring their jugs to town and instead of having them filled with fortyrod damnation can take them home overflowing with a clear, sparkling liquid, which nature belches lorth from the bowels or the earth. The artesian well will prove a blessing to Monroe county, and the best investment her citizens ever made.

Respectfully submitted,

The State University at Bloom

ington burned down Thursday niirht last. Danville Progress.

The State University at Blcomington was struck by lightning and burned last week. Loss $150,000, partly insured. Mitchell Times.

Gentlemen, in your next issues please insert the fact that the State University was not burned down. We learn that a few persons are engaged in washing onl-gold in the head 'waters of Bear creek, about ten miles from Nashville. A man from Indianapolis, has been at work with pans, and a rudely constructed rocker, and has collected within the past forty days 011.00 worth of pure

seventy days last year and took out $7I,00! With good implements to wash the gold a man can make fair wages. The gold taken out is of extra fine quality.'

R. A. FULK, Auditor Monroe County,

THE PROPRIETOR OF-

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Respectfully 'announces to his old patrons and the public generally tht.f he has a splendid assortment of the above named goods: Tbo r

embrace NEW STYLISH ot great oeauty, surpasstng. .

raiers

Ms,

ny ever before-offered In .this pi nee. -Among the Windogfr .. fym tj Stoles will be found BXiQIIISITE DESIGNS in . . ;, ,.H

ioes and TimnsBarejicie-

oleslii EbOiiy and Gilt for Las

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grZTTo wIioIm Rtoek must he seen to be r rop J! ly appreciated. .

BTLadies,' and all other lovers of tho ciutlfal, mill "not fzxl tp call

ami in.spcct our bto . . . ? ? ; - t yJyvvtl Also, Wall Fas?cr '4ai3iaged ' !-ifeci lata FisfCs 3fcK-saS5--

at a- reat :Sacriflco-'

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A party from Indianapolis consisting of Misses Agnes and Lucy Flether, Florence Maibtte Amy, Willard, Dr. Bro svn, Messrs Judson and Evans Woolen, chaperoned by Mrs. Dr. Thomas, on their way to Wyandotte cave, visited Mr. and Mrs. Vorby on last Monday. Mr. Calvin Fiether, State Fish Commissioner, daughter of .Emily, and Mr. llamlyn, late of England; accompanied the party as far as this place. In the absence of Mrs. Worley Miss Fletcher kindly assisted Mr. Worley in entertaining tho party, EUcttsville OiHaou.

Brother Brant, last Bunday, preached on the duties of our citizens to the State University. His discourse was full of wholesome advice, which, we sincerely hope, will bring forth some good results. It should at lensfc

silence all talk to the cflbct that!

tho Methodist church is opposed to the University,

was E?.Hf,

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well he ate his dinner at Mr. Smith's. Uaffbrd, Mr. Smith and has two sons then went to the well to bring up the windlass, Ballbrd went down the well, bur before doing so,- at- the earnest solicitation ot Mr. Smith, he fastened a rope around his body. When lie cached the bottom of the well he unfastened the rope and tied & to the windlass. He then scave the signal' to pull up.

Those at the top looked down !

and saw Bafiord climbing the curbing and holding to the rope, lie was nskod if he ftlt all right, and responded "yes" but cautioned those above to hold tight to the rope. When within 16 feet of the top, he stopped for a moment, and then began going down. Suddenly he let go of tho rojae and fell to the bottom, 23 teet His head and shoulders were buried in the water and mud, and his body lay across the windlass. In that condition be remained for two long hours, and then a hook had to be sunk in his leg in order to get a hold to pul? him out. When the news was told to Miss Spriggs, his stepdaughter, she gave one prolonged scream, which warned her mother, the wife of the deceased, that something terrible had taken place. The wife took her three little children and started to learn she knew not what; when she had gouca fourth of a mile the neighbors told her of her husband's terrible fete. When she gave the alarm, Miss Spriggs was at

Brandon's, one fourth of a mile East ul SmithY The deceased

lived one fourth of a mile North of U'.'andou's. He leaves a wife and four sural children, and a slepiaughtv-r who is grown. He was an honorable and highly respected citizen, and the vicinity will greatly miss him. Vakburxn. The l-imxft'uty trustees- met last Tuesday and decided to rebuild. vt on co. They adjourned

I to meet again when the plan? are

prepared, and the local trustees were appointed" a commiltoo to atteud to that matter at once. Pr&udcut came home in limo to meet with the trustees.

Photographs made by the

ivm m"' ,, ; instantaneous process,, at J. M.

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Baby pictures made in one secondj at J, M.' Barnes' gallery.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Bids will be received by thu common Council of the city of bloomington Indiana, m the Council chamber, at their regular meeting, Aug?t 3d, ISS, for constructing city buildings on the Northeast corner of the Public Square in said city. . Plans and specifications for said improvements are now on file, and can be seen at the Hardware store of Stuart & Mcl'heeters, The Common Council reserve the right to reject any and all bt3& Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the common Council'. ' Resolved, that hereafter no bids wih be received, and acted upon by the common Council, unless the names of the surieties, who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case he is awarded the contract,-are given in the bid." Koht. C. GHE"EVK37 City Clerk. July 27th, 1883. I will sell the paper and put it on the wall for you cheaper than it can be done when you biry the paper and hire it At on. Ail work gnarantcd to be fhst-c2a.t&. J. W. Shoemaker. At Stuart '& McPheoters' store

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Agricultural- Imjn

BE FOUND ire SOUTiilERIV INDIANA.. 8m , r;

The Buckoys Reaper and Mowar, at W. J. Allen's.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received by the com won Council of the city of lHoomington, Indiana, in the Council chamber, at their regular meeting August 3d 18S3 for constructing three fine cisterns in said city, located as follow: one at corner of 3d and Lincoln streets, one at corner of 7th and Washington, one at corner of 8th and Grant streets. . Specifications for said improvements are now on file and cau be seen at the hardware store of Stewart & MsFheeters. The common Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Contractors will observe the following1 resolution adopted by the common Council. Resolved, "That hereafter ro bids will be received and acted upon by the common Council unless the names of tho sureties who are to sign the bond of tho applicant, in case ho is a winded the contract, are given in the hid. Ron?. C. G rue vies, City Clerk July 17th, J8S3. Tho Buckeye Reaper and Movror, at W. J. Allen's. -

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J. K. Anderson &

CASHST0R1

Is the best place in the- eity; for Family Supplies, A large stock of GROCERIES, KTIONS, QUEENSWARI5, COUNTRY PRODUCE, And all to b sold afr low-dowa prices. SAVE MONEY by buying jow Q-roocfries of us, Farmsr'a "corner of Public Square.

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' Still : Siaites.f

eadgiiariers : for

: Gallon, glass, I Gallon, Gallon, stone,

h Gallou,

60c pr dbz. 85c pr do5. 9f)c pr doz. $ I, 25 pr doz.

JJJSJB UiYE GROOERY

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-With Our Daisy St6cofn i-lig

PUY QOOB KOmONSy MA S4jj

CAPS, BOOT SSKS 1

.-jSTfipuH; pass us -by,' vth-

out giving us a

SOur store w siuail-so

f Oom6 autl. Jj Boo"-cd, ; : si

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