Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 47, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 September 1883 — Page 4

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"LnsE Democbatig Newspaper, Published by Henry J. Fkltc

IX. 50. a Yeas The Largest and Best Circulation..

See the beautiful carpet

Co. has

The firm of J. K. Anderson &

been dissolved, Jnmes

Robinson retiring. All indebted to the firm must make immediate settlement bo that the business of the firm may be wound up. J. K. Anderson will condune business at the old Stand.

John P. Smith can be found at his old stand where he will give his entire time to repairing watches and jewelry. Lie proposes to do first class work, and do it cheap. He is a veteran jeweler and thoroughly under

stands his business.

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Fred this m

s and. Fancies.

Howe was in Chic

Tha grand j4nry was in session two weeks. i

patterns at usual low prices, a th6 New York Store.

Baby pictures made m one second, at J. M. Barnes' gallery.

Cool weather wilt give the matrimonial market a boom, 'i

John M. McQee and wife went to Louisville, - Thursday, to remain over Sunday. Nothing will get a verdict out of a jury quicker than; a good, square meal. Mrs. Rosa Dickey Witherhy, of Michigan City, is visiting her mother in this city.

Postmaster MePbeeters visit-

"The frost is on the pumkin.

was down

The 'artesiain well

about 455 foot,

morning

Paris' City Dispensary, is the name of the new drug store located on the West side of the square in Mrs. Kalm's roon. The proprietor is the veteran druggist, James S. Paris, who has been in the business in

T-ll n n iyi i n ot n n fhv 2 R

onseeutive

ed the Louisville and Cincinnati J ie Telephone, Indianapolis Expositions, this week. j Times, and other papers, have

Lon Moiiet came over from

Spencer, last Sunday to attend

church. Tobe Smith and wife visited

Louisville and Cincinnati this

week. About 150 tickets were sold here for the excursion to Louisville, Thursday morning.

The Shook libel suits against

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James Pittman, of Springfield, III, a brother of J. F. Pittman, is here with his wife on a v,isife. The public schools were dismissed that scholars and teachers might go with the excursion . to Louisville last Thursday. ! It you see anything of a man with a long linen duster on and a gun-shot wound in his off i leg, remember that he is wanted by the police. : Eph Hughes, the barber,1 has purchased the property formerly owned by Capt. Shoemaker on East Sixth street, paying there

for

The Elltsville Post, GK A. R. anrf the oiis of Veterans attended the soldiers reunion at Spencer, on Thursday, and bad a very good time, the crowd! be

ing large and the reunion, ajsuo-

oessl

h Mm.

The case of jas. La Shore against the L. M A, & 0. railroad conipany was tried last - week and the jury failed- to agree. The plainti f? asked for damages for falling through j the platform of a hand-car. s Coming sure. That i$ the hoop factory we- spoke of some time ago will be located jfhere sure. They have purchased from Dunn & Co. the property formerly owned by the Brown- : ings, on the railroad Noiith of town. A contract has been made with : j; & Williams for putting iu an additional bnildino- to be 60 by 100 feet Z The parties are from Boston and have a very large capital. Get your : hoop KieS' ready, for- there will soon be a good market for all you can get out. Carry the news to

ti'.

Bedford.

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Of course it is not officially known whether or not MpKinney was indicted by the! last grand jury: If he was not iudtcted the firste Week of court prosecution for any money he may have appropriated during his first term of office was! barred by the statute of limitation, as Sept. 7th was two years? from . the end of the first term. If ah indictment hasJeeii found, it will have to be proven that lie appropriated money during the!, last t wo ry ears of his term of ofiice. v The University trustees! met

at Indianapolis on Thursday.

We have not heard the result of

iheir deliheratiQiis, but the ob-.

ject of the meeting was toj consider several propositions foknew grounds in Bloomingtony on which j to' erect new buiidings. Dunn's woods can be had at S400 an acre, and the Muilikin form for $4,000; There jwere several other propositions, i P?e find that many here favor the Muilikin property, while others think it too far awray from the central portion of the city, j It is Northeast of town, . .. ... , ,. - f . Thei marriage ble young Jadies of a western town recently held a convention, and among the resolutions passed; is the following very sensible ones: fThat we will not marry any man who is not a patron of his jliome newspaper, for it is not oply a strong' evidence of the wnt of intelligence, but that he! will prove too stingy to provide for his family, educate his children or encourage institutionls of - . . . O .. i

learning in his community.;

been dismissed upon terms, we

presume, that were satisfactory to all. The Ford dramatic company came over from Spencer early Mnday morning to catch the train. While at the depot they

entertained the waiting persons with some good music. They promised to return here later in the season. . Last July, a sack containing a pair of boots and other articles, was left at SIiW saloon. The

owner will please call, pay cost of this notice, and take the ar-

away.

years. He is handsomely fitting up the room and is receiving a full stock of drugs and school books, everything new and fresh. A specialty will be made of compounding prescriptions. Call in and see the new store.

otographs made by the

instantaneous process, at J. M. Barnes' neat gallery.

We call the attention of those

interested who aro not aware of

the fact that Bloomiugton has

.made seyeral important progressive steps during the past year. We have erected eight handsome business fooms on the public square. -We have secured the location here of the end of a division of the L. N. A. & 0.

H1NDQSTAN ITEMS. The Courier says three of the townships pay the larger part of the tax and have not had as much improvement in the way of bridges as the townships which pay less tax. While this is true, who hold the county offices ? Citizens living in Richland, Bloomington and Pony. Who has been elected to an office higher than Commissioner for some time but citizens of the wealthy townships? The Suit Creek correspondent wants to know what has become of Mc-

Kinhoy. I answer I suppose he is in Texas. What has become of the county Board who ought to have looked after the matter? Dunn has left Hindostan to

JLl. i

nd the contract has been

.siimed for the erection of new

shops, round-house, etc. We are now preparing plans tor a new city hall Work on an artesian well -in the cpurt-house yard is now in progress. A Bos-

ttbn hoop factory is preparing for

work here. Two turnpike roads from Bloomington one North and the other East are being constructed. In addition to these there are other improvements "too numerous to mention." Carry the news to Bedford.

The demand for Ball's; Corset rapidly increases. This fact alone is abundant evidence that the ladies appreciate a thing that is at once nicely constructed,! durable and comfortable. For sale at Bee If ive.

One Grand University. The following, from the Columbus Democrat, contains &ome sensible sagesticujs, but to make the article complete the Democrat should have added that Bloomington is the place for the-.one grand University.'1 Here the State University was born, here it has Jived for over fifty years,

and here is the place for it to find a home forever and ihe probabilities

are very strong that it will. The Democrat says: uThore are at present in Indiana

seventeen colleges, whose courses of

instruction are almost identical. Knougli money is annually expended on them to Secure the finest educators in the world, and the capital invested in bulMiug, if consolidated, would erect one grand colossal institution which would be a credit to the btate and the pride of the people. Under the present system the colleges scattered about over the State are poorly attended, battling incessantly with starvation and suspension. A comparatively few students are graduated, and most of these have but a limited education, be

cause they were educated in an in-

stitutum where means were limited: hence the instruction was incomplete and the tutors inferior. Indiana pays more money than any other State to her educational institutions, yet these are so scattered about, and the appropriation so dwindled down to support them all, that the result f the State gets a poor return for the money compared to the good that could bo done, were the whole

amount expended upon one institution. If the State expects to keep apace with the church, she must look at once to some means of establishing colleges that can compete with them. In yfew of all these things, would it not be a wise policy for the State to sell all her pres ent educatioud institutions, ot convert them into fqme useful service and build one. grand University, and bring to its aid a corps of the btfc educators in the land? Let every department be complete, and provided with the latest and n pat im proved apparatus for imparting knowledge. Then would Indiana have an institution of which she could boast. Thousands ot students would fill her hails. Ins toad of, as

they now, file in solemn ranks into the lonesome walls of the different colleges of the State, they Won 1.1 then march in one powerful, endless

file, and when they en me forth, hv j

ing received the bnwSi of ail that such an endowed institution could bestow, they won 1.1 Cako tUwr places ns useful citizens of the Common wealth."'

assist his brother at Stinesville.

Lew has many "warm friends who wish him well in his new business. No one, as yet, has determined to sell goods hi Dunn's house. Beech Grove Sunday School has several earnest workers who try to remember that equality of people before the Creator is the grand road to success in establishing schools and churches. Mr. Beuoni Denny talked to the point last Sunday, Members of the Sunday School ought to remember that the Bible is not a book to be treated lightly' or handled deceitfully.- 1. N. Corr is in New Mexico.

Allowances made by th& County Ccnunissioncrs of Monroe County, September Term, 1883. FEJSS AN D 6AlAiu i:3. Silas Grimes $ 81 00 i?ichard A Pulk 872 37

John M McfJcc 21)9 00 David W Browning 12 50 1 Milt Rogers 53 30 L E McKinnev 14G 70

Joseph 1) Handy CS 50 William B Baker 122 50 David P Burton 73 50

Permanent work to the

parties. Call on or addresa, . L. D. LOGEHS, Bloomington, Ind.

TAKEN UP. By Jonathan Worrall, 4 miles west of Bloomington, on September 12th, 6 sheep and 2 lambs. The owner of these sheep can hare them by paying the e:c-

Jo NAT II AN WOARALL.

Sept 18, 1883.

penses.

Total

l727 97

BOOlvS AND 1 TATI03KHY. Wm B Burfurd "$8S6 07 Sentinel Co 35 43

Total

$375.40

rKlKTIKG AND AUVKUTISINO.

James Hupp when last heard from was on the eve oi departure for Australia. ' Oscar Field is in Dakota, and will visit Washington Territory and Oregan. Two sons of G. L, Brown are in Colorado. His daughter, Mrs. Turner, visited San Francisco, and is now in Kansas. Miss Angeline Garner taught Inst year in Missouri. Two sons of Mrs. Ander

son are in the far West.

win. Corr goes to Rockport to

teach; rGeorge Holler and

George Baste n are in the West

in the regular army. MSS. SALT CREEK 1TE MS. S. O. Payne went to Mitchell

recently. David Hellcnberg's

dwelling house was destroyed by fire one day last week. I didn't learn whether his property burn

ed or how the fire originated. The funeral of Mrs Rachel Lucus, wife of William Lucas, was preached at Moore's creek church last Sunday. Mr. Swindler will preach again at school house No. 2, the second Sabbath of October. Uncle Johnny Armstrong, of Perry township, started for Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, the 10th of September, Mr. Armstrong is an old pioneer and has passed his fourscore years. I wish Uncle Johnny the greatest success.- Jack Frost made his first visit in this locality on the morning of the 9th Aunt' On the ridges the frost was light, but in the bottoms the fall was heavy. A great deal of the corn, like the dar-

key's sinner, was cotched out late. Colleges, artesian wells and turnpikes are mighty good

things, but ii our county foots the bill for all these luxuries and should have to make up that ijnug little deficiency in the treasurer's office all at once, 1 think that old Monroe will be in a fair way to go under the hammer. Some not satisfied with all these expenses, like Oliver Twist, keep crying for more.

-Never hang before you catch.

Say you can defeat your opponents, for you might beat them like Benny beat Blue Jeans, Praise a man to his face and as soon as. his back is turned revile him. J. B.E. Josh Howe is now in his room in the now block and has a larger .stock of watches, clocks, jewelry and silverware than over

before. Wo remember about j

Go the Bee Hive for

.gains in Boots and Shoes.

bar-

eight years ago Josh started in a space of about six foot square and by hard work kept on growing until he now has a jewelry store second to none. Call and see him. He makes a specialty q' repairing.

William A Gabe Henry J Fdtns Walter tf. Sradfutc Total CRIMINALS. Silas Grimes PUBLIC BUILDINGS. H II Vo$s & Co William H Baker Total POCK. James B Clark & Sun David Miller Andrew W Johnson Frank R Woolley. James T Leonard William II Creager Wm Stephenson M elm da Crum Casper Yanzandt Frank M. Payne N K MioltsoiT L S Field te Co Joseph Oliver John Oracratb Peter Bowman J X Anderson fe Co Andrew J Axtell James M Hunter J B Clark & San Perry Bros U Lin die v Kubt M Weir H A Kiehiu Andrew Mentz John P Tournor Kliza J Henderson Theodore Thrasher John il Ciiny Nathan L Hice J D Maxwell & Son JameH li Gaston Nancy NorniMi George M Norman Lizzie Kiiiott I: a KUis C D Mi Lnhlen Samuel K Hnmston James 1 Campbell David liarrow 'James B Campb-jlt Ion a Br. tun am Ales C Farr Alex C FanIon o Brrmnam Wm L WhiUml Ltieo G Harris Gaston & Cook John E. Harris Cl arlotte May Simeon Pedigo Total POOH ASTLV31. William J Allen Moses St CI air Henry S Bates Dunn & Co Hiram Liudlev -L S Fieli & Co Cron & Roseberry Lane Busk irk & Go F M Holder & Co Cal F Suodgrass Stuart & McPheetcrs Milton Higtit Mary Aim Smith Total TCRKPIXES. Henry lieu ley Richard A Fulk Total SPECIFIC

Silas Grimes

Richard A Fulk

James M Tea' no

Robt R Strong Frank R Wool ley

Jami s T Leonard

David Barrow

William J Allen

Milton J Smith

Jonas R May William Payne James Cr eager Hiram Liqdley Jno K Anderson & Co Andrew Juhnson George M Norman Wm W Hall Baker c Kee.id Stuart te McPheetcrs William Hall Loudon & Miers Nat B Roger Robt Gil more

Total BRIDGES. David Helen burg Wallace High Stuart & fdcPheeters Mel yin II Sandhorn Total HO A OS. Jno J O Smith (iWKe W Walker (ieoigu W Kirk William W Hall David Adams William Heuley

$ 89 00 171 50 23.00

CASH or NO SALES. After September 1st, 1883, and all old accounts must be settled by cash or note IL LlftftLEY.

Tte New York Store, INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

DEPAItTMENT.

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We Trill punrnntos tho ' IXVJETI WASHKiifi v if k troricanddo2tcry!ir id In Uea time than auj&P . ' V s

clothca dean tonk mbbliiff, e fli ofttB

U. month. Farmers make TO to $sco enriac- Jt- - i.

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) dies liavogrcat nzecesa eel.'ing thte Wasber. Betr

bratea; KEYSTONE WSIKOEIiS nt mm

lowee your

lowest price. We invite tbo Btrictest Invostiit&u-.

address on & postal card for further f n raculai' .

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Total Total,

$2S8 50 $101 80 $3 60 3 GO

$i 10 1 25

27 91 109 25 42 70 9 00 10 00 H 29 35 00 16 75 i8 50 5 95 1 30 4 00 0 00 a 00 21 00 .24 00 17 00 25 75 28 60 1 75 10 50 28 43 6 50 35 75

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7 00 30 00 I'D 00 14 U0 7 00 2b. 00 5 00 10 20 18 50 15 25 18 -25 11 25 7 50 t 25 (i 25 0 25 12 50 12 50 1$ 75 IS 75 li 25 GO 00 10 00 13 00

Five Miaiatilred Cloaks and Wrap

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Manufactured by the

NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING COMPANY;

When applied at seeding time, at the rate of 200 lbs. per acre; avUI increase Vxi WINTER WHEAT?;

TnmiJ-Tm'JSSI-'iE0''"- ever' instance where thee Manures Wer W. j whi-? iS?iSlSfc5! yeaf orP above an average,:. They insure ffo6 " W ? J -heat and rrass. Thousands of tons are behig used in Illinois ani Indiana foJv.. . ... . .

NORTHWESTERN FERTlilZI ' -

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SEEDS

For the SWERCHAMT on , wy giaal gCE ilfcC For the MARKET GARDENER

For the PRIVATE FAMILY

Grown by ourselves 2!L22L2xaLEWi

SEEDS

329 06 $10 60 8 00 5 50 24 CO 2 30 53 43 47 00 3S 85

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4 00 IS 45 40 76 62 50 $323 09 $147 50 10 00

LUBES, MM MM CHILDREN. OPENED TO-DAY. Prices '62.50 to

USrXfo bee to inform the ladies in and ar.-tuid Bloomington that when request d by Kttur we will mail, free of charge, full lineot samples, and carefully forwarded orders, hwevor smftll, by mail or expreus ub desired. Prices in every case the same as if tho purchaser en mo to Indianapolis and bought tho goods at our store. Pettis, Bassett & Co NOTICE OF A D M 1 N I S T R ATI O 5. Nuticojsl liorby given that tho undersigned lias been appointed hy tlio Monroe Circuit Court, Administrator of the estate of Elizabeth WhUiiand, late of Monroe county, Indiana, d. censed. Said estate is supposed to. be solvent. JuiiN A. Paaks. Sept. 20, 18S3. Adminirtrator. Louden & Miers. Att'vs. Hotise to Obntraotors. Bids will be received by the Common Council of the City" of Bloominglon, Indiana, in tire Council Chamber st thoir next regular meet lug, Sept. 21st, 1888. for construct

hlg side walks on the south sid oi:

Third sired, lictweeii Walnut street and Henderson suct, in front of propcity vhere fiide walks have not been constructed. Said work to be qomph u d by loth of Octohor, .1883. Seci!icatiiiis forfiind improvement arc on file and can be seen at Clerk's of lire. The Common Council reserve the riht to reject any and all bids. Co i tractors will observe the fol lowing resolution adopted by the Common Council: Resolved, That hereafter no bids will be received nd acted upon by the Common Council unless the names of the sureties who arc lo igii the bond of the applicant in ens he is awarded the contract are given in the bid. Robt. C Gkekves, Sept. 14, 1883. City Clerk.

Headparters for

pgr Handsome Illustrated Catologne and Rural ttchrtcr FEEfi TO Alt, ' ; AmaCHAKTS, SEND 178 YOUR BUSINESS CAEDS FOR TOA0E Ifffl

uWiirllUaB i ISii vlv Basin

An HogUsh Veterinary sor-OB and ChimfeVnov' 'tit traveling ia iUi country, ir s. that most- of KBv Horse autd CutUc Pcwders 1erc mo u orUi. - '

iw iiikiu, iic nil . a itiai oucuuaii o.uuuuiuuu

valuable. Nothing on uarth wilt make hens lay like -Sheridan' Condition Pwderp..Dose, 1 teaspooiifdT..?v . j to 1 pint lood Sold everywhere, or sent by mall for 8 letter-stamps. L S. Joux S Go.i Bxjx, Jl,j&

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Anu vrili Completely chanjtp tho blflotl in the entire system In three mnntha.. Any porsnn who will take ONEPiri V-MAC'TJ-Mr-lfT TTROM f)NR TO TWELVE WEEtfS. mnv Immtj) AnAnAlth if iioh a thiniristtosaiblft'

Fr corinK Female Comolainta these Pills have uoeonal. Phvf iciaiisnsa thvm in thoir uraeticol Sold r? crrwherev "

;or sunt by aiail forSS cents in stamps. Send for pamphlet.- 1,3. JOHNSOK & CO.. Boston. SCoss.

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fs the best place in the city for Family Supplies. A large , stock of GROCERIES, KTIOXSj QDBBNSWARE, ; COUNTRY PRODUCE, And all to be sold at low-down prices. f SAVE MONEY by buying your .0 voces ies of us. Fanner's corner of Public Sauaro.

Ohio & Mississippi EV, tub SREiVr T iuoi'.nn oau AND KAaT Tl M . .ROUTE.

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TRY WILL REE DY EXAMtNJNa THISMiVP TMATTKS

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G4U:tn SCO.im T.OOm Lo.ve Miirheli--2.27i.n 2.47pm 2.32am Arrive Gttu'iciiks&ii 8.23,. in 6oiapi 6.50am

3.47am S00:vni

Gallon, glass, h Gallon, " Gallon, stone,

I Gallon,

GOc pr doz.

S5o pr doz

90c pr doz.

1 1. 25 pr doz.

REE HIVE GROCERY.

TH3 INDIANA UNI?SES:CTY. Bloojiikgtox, Ind.

$157 50

$ 8 85 20 50 12 00 8 00

OS 00 VI 00 VI 00 20 60 14 00 1 60 I 50 10 -15 1 50 5 30 5 00 135 00 3 00 12 75 8 50 50 00 1 50 95 00 $;J5)5 s5 $ 2 00 off CO H3 70 56 25

?117 95 3 00 4 50 I 50 1 50 1 50

jgpgyC-ollegp Year boginsSrpt. 6. Tuition Frop. Hith sexes inhiKtti-ti un equal coiuli lions. ForgeaUdogue and oilier inronnalion address, W. W. bPANCtl.EK. !LMUKL- MoSS.

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To Geyli:irg:uns

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$15 00 $4,208 32.

RunAUD A. FiLK; Auditor.

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Have moved into l!oir now room in the new block of Allen & Co, and have the Higprest and B. st stock of Furniture in the county. Everything from the cheapest in the best kept in stock. Bedroom suits from 30 to $400. Fine parlor sets, Chromes, and line Mirrors; in fact you can get anything you want in their line cheaper thuu any place in town. It will pay you to go ami see them in their l ew room with their new stock, ami get their prices befoie yoa buy.

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MOoq uiojj p.in.ttrfn jj qt t? joo v ha is ij oi punoq soii kA10UJ oi siuua Apvj y pf.io.u oqi ui uiqiAU s .0.1049 Now, we'll wnger a saucer ice cream

The above s!iefi already read-

Yon bet she'll "ct at it some how. '

If she has to stand oa her head.

All the latest Novelties, at tlu

Chicago Hook Store.

Insure Your F

AGAINST Fire., Ijlfftttnt nsr ftnd Toruifiidde:is

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Frnetieo in tbo Courts of Monroe and adjoin inK'countios. Prompt attontion given to ool lections and all other legal business "

a V Si) X 5 has Pa r In r On ! wiihoiu ei:auj4;e lo Cincinnati. Dinin; iars Seymour to (JiuriiiiiJiU, IVfsrbl 'KiOiU has Palace

Sleeping (Jars tw Cincinnati withoist

-han e. Afliiali Examsi has Vitl

- ------ - - - M. - ( .nee Mc i pin Carw to Ciuriupliti, Louisville, Washington and Haiti timore wiiUout change, iJiiitag ear j Seymour to Cincinnati, , ; W KST W A W . 1 Bay Kx. - Hi j Leave Cii.ci nil aU 0 50am 8.00am 7 20pm 0Tl.0pn. j

Leave Macliul! lL5o;un ll.obun lL5ipn 1.20a a. Arrive St. Lor, is 7.2upm O.Opm 7.10am 8 30ao. Th three express traias mn a;h tsach way. ftV KxjprerWhaA Parlor Cs to JM. Louis without change, Dtnnt: Cars Cincinnati to Seymour.

iViebf. Expaesa8 las Palacf

Sleeping Gars to St. Louis without idiangf. Also, to Cairo and New Orleans without change. PciliC ogixffCS has Palaci Sleeping Car bt. Louis without change. ; For rcl i sible 1 n formation aa. lo routes, tickets, time, ete., apIy hi person or by letter 0 , H. A. Fukoly, Agt.t Mitchell, Ind. O1M0 T. V. SrssEtL. Traveling Paseri;er Aireut, Jtforth yernoa,lnd W. W. Peauody, Gen'l 5upo. ; V, lJ.SHATj.tro, Sen. Pass. At.

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By tho ccatral pocitioa. of .ita liwc, coacot3. thf Baat and Uio West by tho short ect rcut 3, and c w vIoh passengers, without change of Sara, betwc ca; Chicago and Jacc?i8 City, OcuceU Btu3jDoava.

ponneotc ia tfaion Jcpots with cU tlio prindiwl'jc; itnes or road bemcec Uo Atlaniic quu t&o i?acifla Ocf-133. lta eQuipmcrxt is imrivalsd end ia:c:dflcent, bciaa "composed of ScsS Ccffilo: tafcla wX . ? Beautiful Dty 3iIaeniQctnt Hartoa ao-'v- d

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Still Booming With Our Daisy Stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, BOOt S & SHOES. J'Dont pass us hy, without giving us a call.

gT" lowest rates ohtainnble with FRANK E. HUNT EH,

Bloomington, ind.

Agent.

!'agP0nr store is siaall-

aw our prices. jjtOome and od,bo Bootor Shoe-ted. Next Door to Bank.

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X ITcw and Dtroot Z.lno, via Son eon asd Kaak

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CSilES WHE AIL ELSE FAILS.

NORTH. Blooinihgion, Chicago, SOUTH. Bloomington, Louisville,

E csi: Congii Syrup. Tastes good.

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ms iaaciiino ever invtoteii. w xu trouapairof stocking?, with HI53SX ami T03E! coxtiplrAo, u SOinlnoieB U will also laili a great variety otfancjw.

wort for wMch there is always a ready marsot Sewl J tor circular -and terras to the TwomJbly KjilttbMr ., . j ,5 Mnchiue Co.. 409 raEhlngtou Sw.Iktoa, Mass.::

DAY 31 AIL, NIOHT EX 11:59 pm. 31 :28pm, 8:50 om. 7:30 Ml,

No '2. No 4, ; 4:51 pni- 3:40 iimr 0:10 put 7:20 am

Parlor (baches on day trains letweeu Chicago. Palaeo Sleepers on n rgh t trai n s between Ch icugp and UnbeAnviiln fTlorifla. i

Through tickets and Kound-tnn Tiwi.nudwiu --oomnlateTveWim twEwSTi

tickets for Sonih and SMthM '

.; .u. v..Jh mJk iiuwossllac. Sonfhy wait foe S lor stamps. tickets for JNorth and North-west . ; ,r jouksoIs & co, ziosio J-a

i ia most uirecL ano ciose conneciiu . j--

Barirnixe chocked through

rou tes.

to all places where tickets are jnir-;

rhascd, rravciors wanting inrormntion. appiy to cither o.f the undersigned. v.; CABTER FEBIHl i Awnt, liloomirtg'ou, SLurvay Keller, 0, Tf .A, toxttsyi ks Ky.

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