Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 40, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 August 1883 — Page 1
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Ron stiii' ears arc now getting plenty, and so are hew tomatoes Oapt Alexander and wife are at Trinity Springs. MvsAV. A- Gabe has been visiting relatives at Bedford. There will soon 13 a "legal"
5,000
wedding.
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Dunn&Cchave sold
Georgia watermelons. WD1 Adams has been drinking sulphur water at West Baden. The LiHcr family left for Galifcrnia last Saturday. 4"Miss Bink Emery is visiting in
New Albany. Harmon Friedley and wife have been to Cedar LakeMathews & Turner expect to move into their new furniture rooms next week.
Not much news. C. A. WaMngford of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his wife in this city. Advance car No 2 of Sells Brothers show was here Tuesday,
Mrs. Fee and her daughter Nellie, from Greencastle, are ill the city visiting at the residence ofW. 0. Fee. Minnie Harbison has been in
the citv for several days the
srueist of Emma Allison,
Mrs. Tom Whishftnd is in Sey
mour visiting Mrs. Shields.
Every wants
9
For Sale every
where.
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, AUGUST 4,
Special bargains in sura- Hid Kjiecbil train io Louisville,
mor'Dr'oBi) Goods. a1i the Now
York Store.
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body
Jerry F. Piftman will occupy the EeMer property" on college
About the first of September the new business block will be booming with business.
Arthur McPheeters says he is about to establish ? steam laun-
John East is building a home on west Second street and his brother Tobe on East seventh. Miss Laura Henley has returned from an extended visit in the eastern part of the State. Mrs Leroy Sanders is at the springs, her daughter Mrs. Avis who has been visiting here returned home near Worth -ingtoh Saturday.
TSe University Trustees' will hold another meeting in about ten days.
The elephant will go rrotmd, 'round, the band will begin to jlay.
A re-anion of the old 33d re:-
A gang &f men are at
work
cleaning op the ruins of the burnt
iment will be held, at Iadian;i- college building.
jVoJis on August loth.
Dr. Moss h Chautauaua.
as gone 10
Lake
- Rev. A. B. Philput has fxson sittending a Sunday Sc&ebi Convention at Rome Cfty,- Ind. John YanDeia maks apj'lication in this weeks Progress lor license to retail liquor. During tho latter psrf of the
ir, Monroe eoi
100,060 in debt.
war, Monroe eousty was over
A basket meetlf wifT he held sit the cross roads church, Van? buren townships 6s Stwiday Aa4:nstt5th. t 7 -
i 1 a I-
I f the persons t hat found a
trhld spiral braeefet with a ball
The procession, next Tuesday
morning, viu oe ac iu 0 ciock
Come to town early.
Wanted, several young girls to sit i?r of nights atfd nurse Walter Lindlev's mustache.
Ail the boys in the county have
been picking blackberries to raise
money to gc? to the show. The mother f Prof. Gilbert is
ia town Verily the day a.p
gproacbs.
Wm. Kennedy and James Neald started Wednesday evening for Lawrence Kansas where they expect to locate.
The Board of Trustees af the city schools have raised the insurance on the School Buildliid from f 14.000 to $20,000- It would be itell to put move on? for it costs 'very little and it could uot be half replaced for $20,000, The Bloomington orchestra furnished inusic for the Commencement exercises of the
Mitchell Normal, and the public generally were highly pleased also, for their best pieces were en cored, showing that the Mitchetl people have refined musical taste. Another bill car of the Sells show was herelast Tuesday. A half a dozen wagons with bills were sent to the country. This was the fifth advance pari y of the show.- Sells brothers are big 'advertisers, and we will all want to see their big show.
Miss Lillic Howe who has been visiting in Vicksburg for a year past will joturn iume with her sister Mrs, Polk in a couple of weeks.
Theyhavo been having: a row ovr the location of a school baase- at Smith ville. The mat
ter was appealed tc County Sup't
McGee, and he fixed a new location. This did not satisfy some of the citizens, so they got
out an injunction to prevent
Jack Nichols from firoinir ahead
with the buildifig.
The special train bearing President Arthur and party to Chicago "passed Norlh over the L. NA. & C. Thursday at 11:20 a. m. It was ascertained previously that it would stop here for a few moments, and two or three posters were all that Were sufficient to inform the people. At the appointed hour the largest crowd of people that ever assembled at our depot were Crowded and jammed together to see "Chet and thft no vs. Mr. Arthur
stepped to the platforme and bowed and waS followed by the members of the cabinet. The engine was handsomely decorated with flags and "Welcome to our
President' was placed in the headlight. On the front of the smoke stack was the figure of a little negro boy holding a banfief on which was written "get there Eli," and by the;' way the train whtezed by, we suppose fhey did. Twti hoquets were presented him and a very few shook hands with him. We wanted him to stop over and see the city but he said that time was too short soYe' bid an-affectionate adieu. The delay into going to work on the new Christian Church building is caused by the architect's plan being drawn for a buiFfnds; that would cost too
ihiifOh money. The congregation
now have on hand about '6,500, and the lot paid for. They do not want to go in debt, hence the plans are being revised so as to cut down the cost of the build-
in the
Look out lor Sells Brother's big show on August 7th.
George Henley a clerk in the Pension office at Washington will return ferine next week for a short vacation. . .
Miss Florence Hughes, who has been visiting at Hockville,
&'r4ggio Leffler and her cou I Miss tiattie Keep, will visit in Chicago and Burlington Iowa, before going to California!! with
iihe riesi of the iamily.
. each end -wBf return it loi his jGttfeiisburg itnd Bedibrdy retiwn
4;Itco a reward will be paid, by t bo owner. r
nave
Tofce Snii.fi and wife
Wen up in the Northern part of
the State after ome fish And -ozone.
Grant ami Sheriden did not aircept the invatation- to stop off -kfe long enottgh- to4 destroy a dozen bottles-on ice afc Fitzpat-rick's.
A fire cistern is to be 'built unvenioi2t to tiie bedstead and chair factories, and one convent4vt t to the woolen miiii and iiyh's spoke factory.
-e5 home Monday nht
Miss Lucy Maxwell returned the first of the week from Mitchell, where she had been. v.isitii Miss Ella. M:unsea.
Ch&ifes C. llarrik- of Albion lUsTifr in thex city on private businea;. It has bee a Jang while since Charlie was. here; so we won't give him aay. Five of the memiters of the class of '79 are in town; and they held a meeting. Tuesday preparatory to hohl theiiv reunion next June, They are tife? semi-Cen-tonnial class;
The telegraph operators along Ike L.N. A. & G. are satisSed wiith their wages and will strike 1 rutting bat the keys to their innt rumen fs. -
Several givk-at Hickman- Ky., were mobbed5 f& wearing mother Hubbard dresses; The Bloonington guls should take warn-
Beware of the watermelon v. hen it is stale! A ten cent nt ale water-melon contains at least a dozen cases of cholera niorbus.
John McCalla is preparing to go East, and al though a veteran in the business, his purchases t his time will be the biggest and best lot of goods he ever brought to Bloomington.
Yellow legged chickens are already beginning to come in, in anticipation of ihe demand during Conference. A Methodist preacher's principal weakness is chicken
The old adage of a foof and his money soon part will- be fully il 1 tisi rated here next Tuesd ay by the hundreds of patrons of the snide games and schemesLast Sunday afternoon there
was a baptising in Miller s pond, south of town, by the Christian Church (anti-organ branch); Rev. Bray officiating. H. J. Feltus took in the ex
cursion Wednesday. This wilf
account for the improved condition of this issue.
Formerly the Louisville K&w Albany and Chicrgo railroad was ons f the most inconsiderable railroads in the State. It had but few connections and no actual terminit except New Albany
land Michigan City. All this has
neen enangea, a'na yiucago, the great city of the lakes, and Louisville, the centrial citv of the Ohio basin, are linked togethev
y it, and a large part of the
commerce of the northwest- and south is destined t& pnss over it The 'roadbed,, track and equipment are first class now where they were fownsrly simply a dclusian and a snare. The maiu agement is vigorous entferpris ingancS sufficiently- liberal to give -the1 road gre'af- popularity. Connections are established with all maiirKnes Nbrthy-SoctbBast, and West. All' this means a prosperous future, a paying stock, and one of tfee most popular routs. Between the North and
S6uth. The ti'ansformation of
the L. N. A..& C has been com
plete. Hie young new blood
that has enfused. new life into it
y?ffi; speedily bring It into the
first lanic among Western 1 railroads. New Albanv Ledger.
Mr. Daniel OweiiS of Wilbur Morgan Co. was in the city Saturday last. He has been afflicted for some time with the terrible cancer of the face, Dft N6al has removed it and his face is nfearly well, there is no doubt but what it Is a permanant cute
SALTCEEEK ITEMS. P. O. Bu tcher has purchased a mowing machine. jf isS Ad did Myers ha,s been elected teach erki -SSlm - Frarik Lampkbs killed a yefj large copperhead snake lately. - The hum of the thiesher will soon he heard in the land. -Mother Butcher and family was visiting in Polk township last week. -Not many from here
went
on the excursion to New
Albany. Andrew Beachamp has returned from Ohitf, where he has been attending school. I learn that Mr. Beachamp will
! teach at the lower Lampkins
school house this fall. -Citizens of Salt Creek township if vou wfeh the Courier readers to know now much wheat you raised hand your .reports 0 the writer. -A person coitld hardly throw
ing.
The fblicwmg its- a list of the
taxables of Monroe county, as re
turned bf th4T assessors lor 18S3:
Bonb1os8om Washington, Marion,:
f Bento:7r
Bloomington; Bloomington City, Richland, Ellettsvillo VanbiTfen, Perry., Salt Creek,. Polk, Clear Creole, Indian Creek, Railroad- taxables:
399, 963 209, 215 100, OSS 151, 025 481, 460 1,489 880 517, 420 &f 395 97, 870 690, 389 148, 255 134,900 461,640 344,530 .144,790
. The Bl, E. Conference begins August 29. About 250 preachers and laymen will be present. By the way, laymen
don t hanker after lay hens i hey prefer spring chickens. For several weeks a street lamp was placed in front of the new block on the West side. It
was removed and on Saturday night last a drummer fell down an open cellar way and was considerably bruised. Monday the lamp was put back again. - Some of the doctors or this -county are violating the law by not reporting births and deaths . rfco the County Board of health, t at the next meeting of the grand
jury it will be the duty of the Secretary of the Board to have all delinquent physicians indict-
There were forty tickets sold from this place to Louisville Wednesday morning. The excur
sion train started from Lafayette
and had such a crowd on board
that they had to take on two
more coaches at this place.
They are coming from the hills,
from the valleys, from the plains from- Green, Brown and Owen
counties, all to see the big show
next Tuesday. If the weather is
finest the crowd will be the largest that was ever in Bloomington. A man was here last week
with a lot of wooden babies and
charged five cents for the privelege of throwing three balls at
them. If you knocked a baby
down you would get a cigar(?)
The game was largely patroniz
ed, the receipts lor four days being over 150. Miss Hattie Renshaw and sister of New Albany are in th? dfcy visiting relatives.
Total,. 85,950,791 ! Tfiis&-airhicr6aseofB2359Gl over 1882, but it should be more. ; 1 i 1
Anoraicr camp meeung was begun as the fair groiiiMs last Sunday. This time it held by the Grant street colored Method
ist church. This congregation
to convoy the president and party to Chicago, went down last Tuesday afternoon. A large crowd of people were at the depot to s&e Grant and Sheridan who were supposed to bo on board. The train halted for an instant, but the only distinguished citizen to be seen was the colored porter. The people left in disgust, and many denounced the sell as a Republican outrage. The following; couples have recently taken iMc? themselves mothers-in-law: Cfiarkis B.
Mitchell and Anna Couck; Calvin R. Worrall and Emma Walk0 Albert M. Liford' find Kate Kelley; James R. Mdody and Catherine Miller; Scott A. Hacked and Nannie Richardson; John E. Jackson and JAvyAe Kirgin; Charles W. McDowell and Ola Dearman: Benjamin R. Whisnan'd ancf Emma S. Adams. The Bloomington folks will take in the big show on the 7th, and the Courier kindly invites tbe Bedfordites up to see tho elephant. Thank you, Bro. Feltus,
the people of Bedford will seethe elephant cm the 9th j and if the T1 1 1 1
jBioominsfConians wisn ro sraze un-
t. 7 it i on the elephantine crowd of people, why just come down to Bedford on that clay. Bedford Banner.
C25 etaser?s
a stone now without hitting a school applicant. If such a a vast number must be pensioned that went in the late CHil war, I Bay psnsfon the did veterans
that went down to' Mexico'- audi
engaged in many deadly confiiiets in that far off land. While the democrats were unsuccesful in this county last tall, we should not overlook the tact that the county Sup 't's office is presided over br that' stanch
democrat and prince' of good te!--
lows, John M. McGee.-- What other paper is as beneficial in the household as the home paper? it records the deaths, marrages, etc, of your couftfy anef also' exposes all nefarious swindles- calculated to catch the honest farmer. A heavy wind, accompanied by terrific thunder and heavy rain, passed here on the evening of the 16th. many trees and fences were blown down, and Lho corn was badly blown broken; in many placed after the storm the corn was as flat as if it had been rc&ed. JT. B. B. H. C. Cox and Nathan Richardson of Benton' township, Thomas Huntington, Lewis and John Stephens went on the excursion to New Albany. Messrs Cox and Richardson was the only ones that went from Benton.
ce-lng.
According lo nmsouncpniont the committee met in the Grand Jury room nt I o'clco'j p. m., July 28th, to arrange for nn OKI Settlers' meeting, to.be held r.t UrtioiiviHu. R Pj. StebcnS was elected permanent pr.?fi1nt, unci O. W. Burrow SecretAry. On motion it was agreed to
5hoKl said meeting at Unionville. Ind. on
1 "Wednesday, tht 15th day of fctgat,'188S.
To arraivjje stand and seats, the cha:r appointed the following- coimniltec: Daniel Kobertson, Alexamler Rrbertsnn, T. H. Barn hill, Willis O. Cox, Gc-o. Sr. Brock and 11. O. Cox. On motion a committee cn iinaneo was sel ected as follu svs : L. 1. ;Oampbell, P. W. Kiehardson, T. J. Cain and lii ram McCoy of , Ileh ton tp., Wm.
F Norman of PerrYt Marion Carrol of
1 Waringloif, J. O. Bates of Marion, John Huntington nrtd John Knight of S:lt Creek. Elija Todd of Polk, and Milton Fleencr of Brown Co. Tho following is the committee on general arrangements J.-.JU: Campbell (Chairman), Dl A. Vounsr, Wm. L; A-danis; A'drev? Park Wm. Chdynn and Kdward Jackson. Chi motion it was decided that these pjoeoe 1lug's be sent to tiie three county papers
for -publication, also ts the papers of Brown "County. All of the coiniriittCe
above mentioned will meet at Bloo nington neiit Saturduy, Aug. 4. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Come with well tilled baskets.
"Vigilant" the- TowirTalk"
correspondent of the Blooming
ton Courier, refers to the "social evil" as follows:- "If several- women of: this town, wife wear fine
clothes and have no visible means
of support, would tell all ; they
know, there would be many un
happy homes here and iriany di
vorce cases on the Court docket.''
That's a scattering shot.' It hits
a good many towns. It gfenes
this way.: Martinsville Gazette.
NOTICE TO PASSENGEliS. On and affer August lst;i8S3,
passengers entering the cars of
the L. A. & C. Railway without
tickets will be charged the regu
lar rates of fare, which are as follows: Oil all distances or 30 miles or less ten cents over the rate at which tickets caii bVplfrcfrased from tho company's agent. Over 30 and less than- 60 miles, 20' cents over the' rate at which tickets can lib purchased, And for distances ove'f 60 miles, 50 cents over the rate at which tickets can be purchased. When paying the conductor, a rebate ticket for the amount over the rate at which' ticket could be
purchased will be given the passenger, Which rebate' will be
cashed by my ticket' agent of
the company f presented with
in 10 days. M uKRr Kellkr, (-P. & T. A.
RusseFs thresh in's: machine.
I have not heard of anyone hre investing any money in Texas horses. -If all the liquor that is shipped iT Bloomington is sent to Saltoreek and brother Polk 5ti's strange how it flies to the heads of those living in other townships. Does it make them drunk to see us fellows drink? Corn is progressing very
Owen Robertson has mir-
are theimon pure' old fashoned Llmsed a nnA third interest in
shoutinMethodists; They havd
no organ or choir, and their serv
ices are conducted in true camp meeting style. The meeting is gotten' up as a speculation, but the worship will be sincere nevertheless. The other colored church has made a good thing out of camp meetings, and we are in favor of giving tho Grant streets folks a liberal patronage. Let them have a good crowd Sunday. BE AN BLO SS O M ITEMS; Wheat- very pool; oats good. Best prospect for corn we have had for six years. Some mead
ows are good, others taken by weeds.Hdg3 aro not- very scarce' but hard to buy now because owners have such poor
wheat that they cannot save any
other way. Cattle, and other
stocky plentiful. People have
made extra efforts to raise poul
try this- year,' induced by the
high prices-. Billy Wamplerwill have1 tfr quit stacking-hay or make more raikHbr props, as he hasusenT all his surplus ones now. Whit Buskbk has gone into the business. His apiary
consists of one swailn in a box made of twelve foot lumber or maybe some what shorter.- He says when the bees fill that he will put a box on top ' to got the surplus. 'Squire Wanipler, the
bee unan, says he doesn't think
Whit will get any honey next full,' but this' is Whit'Bfirst venture with bees. Bill Crawford is making money like dirt. Jle is farming, gardening, raising poultry, and peddling. He is also raising small fruits? and has planted a vineyard. John Ridge is making improvements on his upland farm. He has discovered gold o& it.-
Photographs made by the
instanlaueo.us process, at J. M.
?BarnbS3 liSgallery,
Baby-pictures made in one
second, at J. M. Barnes' gallery. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, Bids will be received by tho com-
rmon Council of tbtfeity of Ioom-
nigubii Indiana, in the Council chani-
Lber, at tbir regular meetings Au
gust 3d, losa, tor construeting' city buildings on the Northeast' corner of the Public Square iir said ei by. Flans and specifications for said improvements" are now on fiie, and can be seen tftfthe Hardware store of Stuart it McPheeters:-
The Ootnsnoii Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids Contractors will observe the follow ing 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 snrieties, who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case he is awarded the eon tract,- are given in the bid." Kobt; C. Grbevks-; City Clerk. July 27th, 18S3?
CHAPTER I. Iu this particular locality of this paper weekly communications iKiit . appear which will interest, instruct, and he of material.bcnefit to those trho contemplate io isit Lojjfsvrfle, Ky rfnririg the Great Souiherii Hp positiou, beginning on August 1st, and ending the last of Ofctfler;n temof one hundreil days. 'I hero is no doubt that the :8ou5rtil..vEltldif w'!li lie agtekt dnccess; cqua! to the Centennial in Phiiadclphii iiv ?70 worthy to be visited by the read. vh of this paper, who can arjol theiifseH'csol the chWp excursion railroad fares, aid when in Lonisvilie enjoy the sights of the Kxpositior, clerhc materia! benefit from pui communications in tins paoer. ton will find new matter every week; look f.ir it, There is pertiaps iio other c'ass of supplies for mankind in the woiJl which has undergone a greater change in the last half -century than tlfat of clothing for men and boys. The oldest person in every cymixiuniiy can remember when clothing of of this kind was made at home by the : femaie members of the futility, and some can even remembir when the ., wool was sheared from the sheep, spun, woven iflttl cloth and made tfjinto clothhxg all o'li the same farm.. Those days re gone from this" , country, never to return, and i IS a Messing to! poor, tired, over forkedwoman that they are gone; when we compare the fitfe; cheap arid well- . Ruins ready-ade' snit of tod:it, snch as we man n fact u re for men and ..
bOys finder Our own supervision, in great q nan titiep, with the coarse ma;de,- poorly dyed, anVl mv.nnly fitting garments of the horn spun age.; , Only good workmen, and we have over two hundred and fifty, ; are cnt ployed by us, who ilfdnlt season ufan?nfactare the ready m'ade stock while in the busy, season they .-make .garments for.o'irr Merchant Tailor
department, the largest Tn'the1 West Arid South. By giving t6 our WorKN
men employment all ihe year round we succeed rn having the' best faurs ;
in the city for our custom department, ami garments arc made tor. us aV, lower rates than lor competing tailoring establishments. Our Ready made clothing being made by these Same', first class tailors are superior in workmanship lo those brought on from the East, besides" tm tney cost us less, and we ea'a and we do' sell them for less. In recnmmemling our goods we know of what we speak, we ourselves being the man-'; ufAeturcs. Iu proof of these assertions we invite the readers of this paper to' an examination of our line IftVfif of Men's, Youths1 and Boys' Cloth- ' ing from which the most fashionable and fastidious in ma'tter' of fres- f can be perfectly fitted and satisfactorily supplied. In fact oar prices are so low and our stock is so complete that it will be to your interest to delay to purchase at home but do this from us at Louisville. We think it a good idea to begin now to lay by some money in order to have it to sp?nd with us when you come toJLoufevillc to the Great Southern position. Remember the address. J. WINTER & CO .
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Corner of Third ainl'Markct streets-:-
LouisvilKy.
'Shads & . rixtu
Window
THE PROPEIETOROF
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;15spocf fully ail noli rices to his oid patrona and the public gcnerallv tJiatr ho has a splendid assortment of the above named goods. The" ' Papers embrace NKW STYLES, of great beauty, surpassing '
any ever before offered" in this pi?ce. Ainonar, the. Window
Shades wiU be foimd KAUlSITiS UJSMS m
JL
aiii
aaoes ana iri
Muoi Poles iii Isbony and Gilt lor
giST'T'i'e' wfiole" stock must' be seen to bo j ropr y appreciated; g& Ladies, and all other lovers of the. bcf iitlfdl, will not fail1 -to' call': and inspect our Stock. $&tmAll to be Bold atpviGca that cannot fail to give 'zfPl'ymJgSti Also, Wall Faster damaca the late Fire ftxr sa lent a Gr. sti Sacrifice.
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Asrricultutial
Jmii)lemiits
I will sell the paper and put' it on the wall for yon cheaper than it can be done when you buy tho paper and h i re it pit oil. All wo tk g u a ra te d
:1b be first-class.
J. W. Shokmaor.
At Stuart & McPhoetera' store'
The Buckeye Reaper and Mowor, at W.J. Allen's. .
slowly; tbe ouflook is not at'alf
favorable. I am under obligations to one of the Benton reporters for favors conferred. -'With so much old bay on hands, and a fair yield this year, the' stock wiU surely Yi'inter. Miss Sarah
Anderson a former- teacher of disk. JS o 2 mil teach this fall at Roger's school-house, Perry townsh ip. I learn that Atwell Svdndler preached at the Knight school-house Sunday evening, July 22. Some of our citizens' attended the darky camp meeting:- )riis strange how ungrateful human nature is, for tho' 'hatod is' often struck by the viper that feeds it. Copperhead snakes are ' numerous
this season. Beware of their"
(Madly' 'ferigtf Rain fell every Saturday or Sunday of !e'ftch week, from April 14th to July 21st. This is GifieiaiW-Sat-nrtlay, July 28th, the votera of Distnict No 2 'met for the ptirpes
or electing a'teach&Y. Id voters ingfresoluHiotf adopted by the corn-
were present; The meeting was called to cft&ef at 8; o'clock. The applicants; were Miss Salfie
rB?ummett and Miss Lucy John
son, the first and only ballot resulted, Johnson 7, Brummett'6, Miss Johnson was" declaired teacher.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BhU will be received by the com" mon Council of the city of Bloomington, Indiana inthe Council chamber; at their' regular meeting August 3d 1883"for constructing three line cisterns in said city, located as follow: one at corner of 3d and Lincoln streets;7 one at corner of 7th and' Washington, one at c'orsfcr of 8th and Grant streets. Specifications for said improvements are now on file, and can be seen -at. the hardvaro store of Stewart is McPheeters: 'lire comftjdn Council reserve the rigti3 to reject any and all bids.
Contractors will observe the follow-
Fire prices for boots and shoes, at Mendelssohn hall.
mon Council.
Resolved;1 "That hersafier no bids will be received and acted upon by the ' ebminon Comicil unless the nftft&s of tfrtf sureties who ' are to sign the ' bond of the applicant; iu case he is awarded the contract, are given in the bid. EouisC G reeves, City Clerk. July 17tb, 1SS3. .. i. -ff Tlm Tha Buckeye Eoapor and Mower, at W. J'. Allea,
J. K.Anderson & Co.'s CASHST0KE! Is the best place in tho city for Family Supplies. A largo stock of
GROCERIES, NATIONS,
QUEEJNTSWARE, COUNTRY PRODUCE, And all to bt sold at low-iovra; priced " SAVE MONEY by yoW Groceries of us. Farmer's eovrief of Publie SquaTS.
Eeadparters1 for
J Gallon, glass, Gallon, Gallon, stone,
h Gallon,
60c pr doz. 8oc pr doz. 90c pr doz. h 25 pr doz.
BEE I1IVE GROCERY,
'& fm S- . :.t;V ' p p.' r:" & ;.
Sr.
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With Our Daisy Slo-ikof-4:. DRY. GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOO IS & SEtOES, fDon't pass usl)y, out giving us a call.
J3r0ur store is smallare our prices. .,
Oif"01 ad bo Bootred;
or Shoe-ted. -
Next Door to Rank.
, CUlelf ord - & Sons
tab,