Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 39, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 July 1883 — Page 4
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Now that the smoke of the University fire has cleared away the proposition is to go ahead immediately and re-build the building destroyed- The college grounds consists of about of
eleven acres, at least half of which is low ground and really unfit for building purposes. The State of Indiana is rapidly growing, and the time is near when she will demand a University in
everv sense that the term
plies. The question then arises is the present ground extensive enough to admit of the proper location of such buildings as will be required in the future? If there are any doubts about the matter, now is the time to consider, before the new buildings
are erected. Why wonldtVfcihis,
be a good time to make a bold 'strike -secure new and sufficient ground, and on it place the new buildings. With the amount ot funds now at the command of the trustees, and with the aid they certainly could obfromthis vicinity, would furnish ground and building facilities fully equal to those now afford by the present locality. The present college building could be -utilized as a preparatory department. Dunn's woods, Labertew hill, and Prospect hill, all are very desireable locations for a new Univeioity. Having taken this progressive stride we could say to the people of Indiana, "We are now ready to give you a University that will be an honor to your State: help us to foster it and extend it, and make it the pride of every booster heart." Nearly every newspaper in the United States has printed an item to the eifect that the Indiana University has been destroyed by fire. The Indiana University building was not burnt. It was- a building entirely separate from the University building proper; a building that was erected about, ten years ago for the museum and laboratory. Will all the newspapers that see this item please make the correction? The Crawfordsville Review, Hon. Bayliss Hanna editor, now appears in a new form. It is neatly printed, ably edited, and ranks with the best country weeklies in the State.
FOR SALE For sale or trade a first class phaeton. 10 LLENK AC II E It & SONS.
NOTICE TO fUUSTKES. The Truster? of the Mveral townships, also or the city of Blooming ton and Town of Ellettsvillc, will moot a;, the C Kirfc ii i o in Uloominuftou, on the 1st Monday in August, J 883, at 0 a. in., to submit to the Hoard their annual settlement and report of receipts and Disbursements Blank reports on file in the Audit ir'a
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t July 11, 1883. A. M, U.
AUDITOR S SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS. Notice is hereby given that the following tracts or parcels of lands town lota, or so much thereof as may be necessary for the purpose, will be sold or offered for sale at the Courthouse door in the city of Bloomington County of Moniw, and State of Indiana, to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on Tuesday tho Mill day of August, 1883. The same having beun mortgaged to tho State of Indiana to secure tho payment oi Principal and interest of common school and Congressional school fund of said county, and which have been forfeited to the .State for tho nonpayment ol interest on the same. If less than the whole tracts is sold the part so sold will be in the northwest corner of 1 1: e tract, and if less than the whole lot is sold the part so sold shall foe off of tho side extending across said lot. The sale will be continued from day to day until all shall be sold or offered for sale. Washington -Towasbip. Loan No. 2535. Part ot the south Test quarter section 33,tmvnship ten north of range one west, beginning twenty-six and two-thirds (26 J) poles wrest of the south-east corner of the south west quarter of said section, thuiee north two hundred and forty three and three fourths (243) poles, thence cast, fifty-three and one-third polea,. thence south to the aputh line of said section, thonce
Richland Township Loan No. 2!i?l VUo south end east half of lac south-weat qnaiU-r of section twuntv-scven, township nine, north of range two went, con taining twenty acres, more or less. iMortaacd by Diilmaa Morris nnd
wile. Principal, intdcst, damages and tost $217Loan No. 2011 Part of the north west (piarlcr of section twimvy-fivu.
in the north wast corner
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The following paragraph appeared in last week's issue of the Bloomfield Democrat An editor living in an adjoining county, right under the shadow of the University, ought to, be better posted: The new University building ing at Bloomington was struck by liscbtiiiuer 'during the storm on the 12th inst, and burned to the ground. The ?uiidirig contained the museum, library, chemical apparatus, together with many other valuable appurtenances. The loss is estimated at $ 150,000; insurance, 30,000. The loss will perhaps greatly interfere with the school. It is one of the greatest calamities that could have befallen Bloomington, as it is likely the building will never be rebuilt there. SELLS BROTHERS Enormous Railroad Shows now United. This celebrated company will exhibit at Bloomington, on Tuesday, August 7th. The reputation which the Sella Brothers have deservedly achieved will, without doubt, insure, a large attendance, for; as the com pany is largely advertised there will be crouds f people flocking from all directions. We notice in the list of performers the names of many of the most distinguished artists in ihe profession. The Sliik family of bicyclists are everywhere acknowledged as the try best in this or auy other coun- - while Viola. Rivers, the premiere equestrienne, is well known as one of the best in the country. Indeed a glance at the programme is &ui& i-icnt to satisfy the roost fastidious that a splendid hippodromatic divertissement is in store for them, while the student of natural history will find his money worth invstigatiBn one of the finest zoological collections in the cotmtrw
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west to the place of beginning,., con taiuing 80 acres, more or leaa. Mortgaged by Martha A. Bran nam and James M. Braunam. Principal, interest, damage and cost $114. 30. Loan 2480 -The south west quarter of the south-west quarter of seoiion two, township ton, north ot range one west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by Franci3 M, Carroll aud it's wife. Principle, interest, damage and costs $239. 70, Loan 277 Part of the north side of the north-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section two, lo was hip ten, north of range one west, containing thirty-two acres, more or less. Mortgaged by Luciu da Smith and her husband. Principal, i uteres t, dainoge and costs $163. Loan No. 2535 The north-west quarter of the north east quarter of section nine, township ten, north of range one west, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by Harvey lakeland wife. Principal, interest, dam" age3 and costs $104. 50. Loan No. 2391 The south-west quarter of the south-east quarter ol section fourteen, township ten, north of range one west, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by
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pal, interest, damages and costs $131. 60. Loan No. 2529-The south cast quar of the south-west quarter of section two, township ten, north of range one west, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by iUijah P. Goodman and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs $55. 15. Bsatoa Township. Loan No. 2075 The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-one, and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter ol section thirty-one, except one acre out of said quar.quar,all in township nine, north of range one east, containing in all seventy nine acres, more or , less. Mortgaged by William M. Kerr and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs $520. 35. Loan No. 2881 The south-east quarter of section twenty-nine, township ten, north of range ono east, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or loss. Mortgaged by William J. Beckett and wife. Prin cipal, interest, "damages aad costs $145. 65. Bloomington Township. Loan No. 2571 The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section one, township nine, north of range on west, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by Eleanor Brannanv, widow. Principal interest, damages and cost $56.15.
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thence south along the auction line 35 4-10 ) poles, thence north-rust -ir poles and 5 links to She .section live on the north of said section, thence west along said line poles to the place of beginning. Also part of the north east quarter, of scotlo i twenty six, commencing at the north ewt coiner of said suction twenty-sir, running duo west t- a point 30 feet cast ot the center of the rntlroid, thence running parallel with the afurc.sjiid railroad. In a southeast direction in the cast line ot eidd section, thence due north to w plaeo of beginning, hiring in township nine n rih of range two west, aud containing seven acres, more or loss. Mortgaged bv James Britney and wife. "rincipal intero-it, damages an 1 cost $160. 50.
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ling lobe the most popular place in town to buy clothing, Moses KahnY (ho people's clothier, will remove to bis handsome store room iathe uew block as Boon as it is completed. In
tne mean time he is determined
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Pdrry Township. Loan No. 2759 -That part of the west half of the n it!j-east quarter, and part of the east hif of t lit north
west qsiartei of secion thirty-thiee, j came in ?
-BAISTWAK-ave JSfc, Lonis H4(hun 8.00am 7.00;. in 8.C0nm
to sell all of his present stock of. l0 iVe Mitchell--clothinsr. hats, cans and Gents 2 lum 2.47pm 2.32am 3.47am
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furnishing goods regardless oi the price they bring, lie wants to open in his new room (about Sept. 1st.) with a fresh stock, and is going to soli off evervthing he now has, which consists of a good slock of all goods in his line. This is a rare chance
for positive bargins, and you I should not miss it West side!
of the square, Any person wanting lumber for building purposes will do well to call on F. L. Sare. Leave orders at Eph Hughes' barber shop. The crowd still goes to the New York Store.) Ladies, have yon been to the New York Store si nee the new goods
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township eb'ht, north of range one
west, and bounded as follows, towit: commencing thirteen rod. -5 and four feet west of the north-east corner of the wel half of the north-east qnartoi of said section thirty three, thenee north 77 rods and (H feel, thence vc$i 02 rods, ihencc north 51 rods and 2 feet, thence east nS rods thence north 21 rods ami 4 J feet, thence cast 59 rods do the place of beginning, containing 3d.J acres, more or less. Mortgaged by Sarah E. McOune, single. Principal, 'interest, damages and cost $237.40. Loan No. 2701 Tn lots in this Me (Jollough addition to the city of Bloomington, numbers fifteen nnd sixteen, in the county of Monroe, State of Indiana. Mortgaged lnr W H. McCollough, widower. Principal, interest, damages aud cost $107.65 Salt Craok Township. Loan No. 2633 The north-oast fourth of the south-east quarter of paction twenty one, township eight, north of range ono east, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by Abraham Chesnut and wife. Principal, interest, damages, and ccst $54:. Polk Township. Loan No. 23 J 1 The south-east quarterj of the north -west quarter, also th e south east fo u r th o f th e south-west quarter, all in section 35, township seven, north f ranjje oneeast, containing SO acres, more or les3. Mortgaged by Martin Desk -nrd and wife. Principal, hi tores!, damages and costs $S4. 83, Loan Nol 2361 The south part of tho north-west quarter of tha north-west quarter of section eighteen, township. seven, north of range
lone cait; containing twenty three
acres. Slorfcggcd by Valentine Luther, (single.) Principal, interest, damages and costs $61. 10, Loan No. 2234 The west lialf of the -south-west quarter of section sixteen, township seven, north ol range one east, contain ug 80 acres Mortgaged by John W. Cazeo and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs, $50. 50. Loan No. 2978 The south-east quarter of the north-west quartet of section twenty-seven, in township seven, north of range one east, containing forty acres. Mortgaged by Joshua D." Black well and wife.
Principal interest, damages, and costs $118. 15, Loan No. 2452 Tho north-west quarter of tiie south west quarter of section thirty one, township soven, north of range one east. Mortgaged by Jackson H, Clendeain and wife. Principal, interest, damages and cost $109. 35.
Our stock ::ever was so large nor good sso cheap. New York Store. The leading grocery house of the town the Bee Hive. Those summer silks and other dress goods at the New
setting the la-
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dies wild. Hiram Lindley, the druggist, has iust received a full stock of wall paper of the latest patterns and styles, and a machine for
triming the same. He also has a large stock of paints and oils ready for the spring trade. Dr. J.S. Faris, late of Shoemaker's,
i&jnow engaged at this store and
v 11 he pleased to ' meet h i old friends here. Everything in the drug line is kept on hand and put up by experienced hands. The . New York store is ready for "gentle spring" with piles of host goods ever gathered together in a store in Bloem-ingtoa.
$2:piu (3opm O.oOam sUunm finy I5xircss has Parlor C:-s witiiont change to Uiucinrtsaii. Dining cars Scytuour tu Cincinnati. .Night Exprc Palace Sleeping (Jars tu Cincinnati without change. Atlnntic'iBxpreifif lJl1 ncc Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, Louisville, Washington and Haiti Li more without change. Dining ear Seymour to Cincinnati, -westwaWb.Day lx, Nl Bat Leave Cincinnati G 50am 8.00am 7 2()p 9.10pm Leave Mitchell 11.55am 11.51am 11.55 pm 1.20am Arrive St. Louis
7.25pm 6.20pm 7.10am 8.30arn The three express trains rin daily each way. fiJav Express has Parlor Cars to St. Louis without change, Dining Cars Cincinnati to Seymour. Night 'Express has Palace Sleeping Cars to St. Lonis without change. Also, to Cairo and New Orleans without change. Pacific oExB'CSS has Palace Siccping Car St, Louis without change. For reliable Information as to roti U aa, tickets, tim et., apply iu person or by letter 'o 11. A. I'iiukuly, A.. Mitchell, Ted. Or, to T. W. Rl'sskll. Traveling Passenger Agent, North Vernon. Iiul
W. W. Peabody, Gen'l Snpt. Y Bkat JX'cSen. Pass. Agt.
RLOOUINGTON, JgjA1! wmk guaranteed. 042
ATTOKNKYS AT LAW, b I'rAQtlAo in ib Courts of Mpnroti and adjoin n ooHittifs. Prompt attention fti von to col icUiona a oil all other busiBoni
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Mew Firm, Mew Goods, LOW PRICES.
Ths Buokoyo 'Reaper and Mower, at 7. J. Allocs.
This is a dull Benson of the year, but things seem to be pretty lively at the New York Store. Before moving to his dcw room, Wm. Blair proposes to sell ofl'liis present stock of boots" and shoes at whatever they will bring Call on him in Mendelssohn hall.
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INDIANAPOLIS, INI).
City of Bloomington, Loan No. 2707Piirt of i n -lots 75 and 76 as shown in the recorded plat of the city of Bloomington, to wit: commencing at the south east corner of lot 76 and running north on the east line of said lot to a point 50 loet from said corner, thonce clue west 132 feet to the alley or west boundary line of said lot 75, thence south with said boundary line 50ft, thence east with the south boundary line of lots 75 and 7G 132 feet to the place of begiamng. Also part of in-lot 75, beginning at tho outh
west comer of said lot, thence run- Well may the Kashville
mug east 4& rect, tneoqe. nor.i i ou merehante "squeal" about Brown feet, thence west 4; feet, thence n. . . . .
south 60 feet to tli? place of bQir n n i n g. M o r t gaged by Jam es F, Drysdale and wife. Principal, interest, damages and costs $210, 35.
Clear Creek Township.
Loan No 243 A The north -east
quarter of the north-wost quarter of
section seventeen, township seven, range one west, containing forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by A. D. Garmlehael, and wife. Principal, interest, dam ages and cost ''31, Loan No. 2661 The south -east fourth of the south west quarter of section eight, township seven, north of range one west, con tain lag forty acres, more or less. Mortgaged by A. J). Ctirmichael anrl wife. Principal, in tores t, damages, and cost $215. 65. Richard A. Folk, Bloomington, Ind. Auditor. July 11, 1883. No house iu town can give you better prices than the Bee Hive grocery. A full stock of groceries, fresh, nice, and cheap, at the Bee Hive. Whenever there is :i 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 feeds. 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.
DEPARTMENT. BLACK SILKS we are gelling very largely, and have excellent values at 1.00, $1,25, $1,75 and S2.00. The goods cannot be excelled in color and finish. We have Satin Rliadames aud Satin Marvellieux that are very desirable. COLORED SILKS. We 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 have a nice line of changeable Silks. SUMMER SILKS. All the very newest styles dan be found
at our counters. BROCADE SILKS. We have opened another line of Colored Brocade Silks at 75 cents. Our last lot had a very cmick
Mathews & Turner
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MATRKSSES, LOUHGISS, MIUUOUS, PICTUKSS, fec. East Side Square, Bloom ing ton. Ind. W. AL TATif, L. D. KoeERe. HKADQUAETiiUS FO'S LIFE, PISE, T0BHAS0. AND 0YCL0NS INSURANCE.
)&&H youars not insured, you
ought to bo. Please call unci sea n, iret terms,
anJ ft-curo n FiivTiiumior-Liglit' nin-Torna(li-C3Tc;lone Policy before it is "irtvrisiHtinuly ton lattt.' Odlcc in Fois's Buihiing. One or both u will ha iu ofl!cG dun' nsf ll bnsiuesa hours. June 23, 1833, Insure Your Property AGAINST Fire, Ijig'fetaiaak
NORTH. Bloomington, Chieago, SOUTH. IJloomington, Louisville,
Louisville New Wm & Ckijaio K'y. Tihm in Jiffect Murch IS, JSSS. "Blonon. Soute." Affords the Best, Cheapest, Quick
est, moat Desirable Kouto to the Groat West and North West, South and South West. 9Tunnuou PASiEKOF.it Th a f.? b, D a i lt HAY MAIL. NIGHT KX
No. 1. Ko. 3. 11 :5Dpin. ll.:23(iuia 8:50 pin. 7:39 am' No 2. No 4, 4:51 pra 3:46 am. 9:10 pin 7:20 am.
Parlor .OoaehtB on day trains lc twciii Chicago. Palnco SSeepera on night trains between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. Through tiek-nts and Rouud-trip tickets far South and South-west, and through trip and land exploring tickets for North and North-west ia most direct and close connection routes. Baggage checked through to all places where tickets are pur chased. Travelers wanting information, appiy to either of the undersigned. CARTER PEKIKd. Aent. Ulooini Jijton, Ir.d Slarra KelUr. Q, P .A. LouiaviU. Ky. ISSTaTK OF WILLIAM O. JACOBS DECEASED. In the Monroe Circuit Court, in Vhe State of Indiana.
All creditors, Heirs ani Legate of
of said estate, are Itorehy m -tilled u -tilled that Mnry E. Jacob, administratrix of said estate h'4s filed luf account and .Touchers in linal settif.ment of said csta1;r, and that the same will come up lor examination and approval on the 3d day of Sep ember 1883, the en me being the first judicial dar of the September term. 1883. of said Court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and LvjralV.eu arc required to appear in said C-UTl, in the Court-ho uae in the city o
Hlonii.ngton, anl show cause, if an
tlwro be, why said account
net be approved. M,KY E. JaO'T-3 June, 22, !Su3. Adm;uis.raUix.
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Polar and Grizzly Bears, Sea Lions and Sea Lsopards,;
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Bloomington, Ind,
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fifSrWo beg to inform tho U3!?s tf this rltr and vicinity Idatirkcii rc4uctvJ by letter wo vlU mniU Free from Charge, full lines of sumplOH and carefully fill an4 ftmiird onlrs i'JWevor email, by mail or c.in;8jj. m nosire 1. Prices in overy enso the garni a, if ' tho jurchsacr canto to Indianapolij vnd bousht the g )ods at our store.
Headlight and coil oil at IS cents a gallon, at the Bee Hive
next to tho ostollico.
grocery.
County trade coming to Bloomington. Tho New York Store gets the largest portion of tlmt trade. Good smoked hams 12 C( nts a pound, at the Bee Hive grocery, next to the pcstolllce.
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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. StiiU? of huli ana, Men roe county ss. In the Circuit Court, September Term, JSS3. Charles W. Gentry v P&rie Shirlev and George W. Dean. Com plant No. 430. Now comes tho plaintiff by Frank E. Hunter his attorney and tiles Jim complaint heroin, on a note nnd in attachment, with an affidavit that
said defendant Pa tin Shirley is Hot a resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby giren said dofandaol tluit unless ho he and appear on the first day of the next term ot tho Monroe Circuit Court, I
to be ho !d en on the iVst Mocday of September A. f. Is33, zi tha Court lou.e in Bloom in o con iu sal j county iiid BtaU and answer or demur to 4ai co upluint. oil a note and in ai. taehinent the same will ho heard and determined in Ida ahsence. Vitnee my name and seal of said eourt, allixed at lli-joininuton, tliis 29tU day of May A. 3). 1883. seal L, W. Bkowkiko Clerk of Monroe Circuit Goavt.
EST A SIC OK JOHN M bLUSS DECEASBI). In the Monroe Ciac.uit Court iu the State of Indiana. Ail Cred i to rs, U e i rs an d Lega tot $ of said estate are hereby notified Mint Joseph N. Alexander, Administrator of said estate has filed his acenmt and rouehers in final KatLle?nni, of .said Kstate, and that, the sime wilt co mo up for examination and approv al on the Bd day of Scptemher LsS-i, thesamo being ihe fir!, judicial day of the September term, f asid
Court, at which Li mo said Creditor, j
Heirs and Legatees are required i appear in said Corrl, in tn Court hoi hq in tho city or Blooming ton, and show e.iiiBO, if any there ?o!, why said aecouat should not bo approved.
Witness mv name the 5th day of;
of July, 1SSS. ' JOS. N, Al.I.KXA.fDFl?. Admtnistiaior.
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Notice of Beport of Enumeration. Kotice is hereby given that the Trustees of the several Townships of Monroe county, Indiana, have tiled in the ofHee oi the Auditor of said county, their report of the enumeration of the white and colored male inhabitants of said county, oror the age of twenty-one year?, which reports are open for inspection and correction, by auy citizen of said county. The number of voters reported arc as follows: Beanblossom township, 335 Washington township, 229 Marion township, 110 Benton township, 212 Bloomington township, 700" rtiohlttud township, 395 Vanburcn township, 234 Perry township, 400 Salt Crock township, 348 Polk township, 221 Clear Creek township, 31 S Indian Creek township, 234
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS. State of Indiana. Monroe county; ss; In the Montoc Circuit Cmiri, September Term, ISS3. Zarilda Abel vs. Abraham Bahm, Joseph Jiahrn, Thomas Ficiclttuait.
et ai. Now comas the plaintiff by her attorneys and files her complaint herein, toother with an affidavit that said defendants Abraham Bahm
Joseph Bahm, Thomas Fleich-
u i an, Charles M. Henderson. Wil
liam S. Henderson, Kdmoud Burke,
Samuel It. Snyder, James 11. Harris, Irtsiah Bassi'U, John M. Hewit. Joseph Hu (laker, Edward S. JaiTray,
William If. JaUrav. IlowartI S., JrT XBS. -Robert iLotchison, Abmhaui T. 'Hazen, James VrWhitnev, Kiehard S. Todtl, Horace C. Skinner, On a .J Rownds, Ruins L. 'J'odd, Washing ton II. Toller, Alexander M. lloltoir Isaac V. Pence, Thomas Porter? John Gates, Jamrs II. Gates, John Gates, jr., Louis Ludorf, and oi e Samuel McCltinsr, not resideeis of the State of Indiana; that a en use of action exists against them in relation to real estate in the forccloaeure of a mortgage, and that they are necessary parties thereto.
Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that xtnless they be aud appear on the first day of the next term of the Monroe circuit court, to be holden on the first Monday of September, L8S3, at the Court House in Bloomington, in said county aud State, and answer or demur to said complaint, the same will .lie heard and determined in their absence. Witness my name and the seal of said Court afilxed, at Bloomington this 22d day of June, 1883. seal. D. W. Browning, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court.
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Carpet
Lining!
2iF Moth-proof Carpet Lining, a superior aviWde, cheap at
I Ihe Oily Bouk Store.
Golden Chariots, IViumhal Cars eaveliors, Jliemoiseites; i?lJ V uerrios, Elephants, Camels, Ostriches,, GtBJood
Eclipsing a Mavtti (Iras Exposition, will be . given on uuk
- Spectacle will be over 3 MILES - L023f .. j ".t
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