Bloomington Courier, Volume 9, Number 52, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 October 1883 — Page 1

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.IX.

BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, OCTOBER 27, 188

No. '52.

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We desire to aimounce to the People of Blooniingtoii, and all those that May come to this city to trade, that have deaidfed ; t

establish here a

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We wish the people to fully understand that ours in no ironsient hwsp, bat on the contrary, we have eome to stay, and are T4li-termined to build up .& larger trade than is now enjoyed by any -Other itail clothing house in the State

By our system of doing business we will readily sexjure the confidence f the people, and when once secured, will never abuse it. We will keep for sale all classes of goods known in our line. We will guarantee every article a3 represented.

We will bo up with the times and styles and down with the times. in prices. Our garment will be found fully equal to the

most 'fashionable and best made custom work, and much supe rior to those made at a seemingly low priced Merchant Tailoring es? tablishmenfc

We would respectfully intimate to the public, that ours is nor fi bankrupt or shop worn stock, but a first-class stock manufactured entirely by us and bought for cash, consequently jmoroi desirable n from which to make a selection. i: Aib goois th stock is our own manufacture and no Eastern made slop shop -work, butcarefully made under our own supervision. ' ' e -

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llraacli Iloase f Mala street "and' 4139 Market si? ee, LoufoVflle, My.

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Thanksgiving day is next in order.

P. Fitzpatrick has moved to Lafayette.. A vast amount of lumber Is no w moving Sooth

Mr. Charles White and yife, of Johnson cousity, have been visiting at liollenbacher's,

With this issue the Courier completes it? eighth year, and it is more prosperous than ever.

A meeting was held here last

Saturday to discuss the matter

Thirteen plain drunks were

taken in by ae police last bat- ef the county's indebtedness.

vurday. .. . .. .. -. -; .... -Tfee firosty breath of winter ' V0!- Atwater preached in the . raafes tho yoang peop)e war tto . . hnstian church atifedlord last donhte tin. 'Tw r ifin.

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Sam Axtell and wife, of

Potatoes bring irom 35 to 50 cents a bushel. John W. Buskirk vas attending court at Paoli this eek.

Don't forget to get Cai Worrall t& look after your pensions

We can mow beain to look for

.some solid winter weaiher.

The hickory nuts are begin-

ninc to "take a tumble.

Harry Iraes and Wm. Profit

j'-loomheJd, have been visiting ftiftrf rt ck,

New corn has made its appearance in the market. Joseph E. Ilenley was at Paoli this week attending to his duties as Prosecutor.

more of hi;

Hon. fi. W. Miens went to Indianapolis on Tuesday.

Wm. Wallingford and bride arrived from the east on Thurs

day, evening, and are at (he resi-

tt. ft. Dunn was sh nn no: Onr old frid Ton. WallrArJ.' llu:rru:"

nis nue lock UH3 wpok.; came down Monday to see it i .

5J?s. Harmon Priediey is vis-!

itnig relatives at Franklin. Ind.

" Everybody who owns or can borrow a gun now join in slaughtering the quail. iiloomington is going to have n jail of her own. Such is life ia a large city. Ifs corn husking time, and don't forget to kiss the gal that finds a red ear. ' The green stamp and . the green leaves . changed to red about the same time-

basement of the new corner

building.

The weather was very disagreeable last Saturday but the town was full of people. In Uedford tke saloons would be an attraction oh such a day, but .here we have no licensed -saloons. The largest and best stocked boot and shoe store in the city is kept by Wt T. Blair, in the new -block. ; Go the Bee Hive for bargains in Boots and Shoes.

G. R. Perdue has moved to the Periug farm. Southwest of town, and has rented his residence to Prof. Armagnac, who pays 300 a year. A tramp printer callijg himself the Hon. John G. Gaafitt was here this week on his way to Bedford, where he could find plenty to drink whether he eot

any work or not.

r The Courier has had the city printing r six years, and last Friday night was awarded the contract for another year. There is nothing like beir g an "official organ."

-If you want a good pair of glasses to suit your eyes, see John F. Ward, who will be in town every Saturday. Rings made to order- All kinds of sets on hand, at H. P. Tourner's.

James Atkinson is now clerking in a large dry goods house at Sullivan, and is doing well. Black & Co. have been awarded the contract to build the new sity hall, at $2,400. Hal Cookerly, baggage master at the union depot in Terre Haute, was here, Monday, visiting his relatives. Major Grimes has been confined to bis room for a few days. We are glad to see the Major out again.

Tbe draravajri business is car

ried on in a disgraceful manner

in this city, and it is singular that they are not interfered with by the- proper authorities. A recent party of the kind was nothing more5 than a mob and a nanTber of respectable citixens wdicr

had assembled as a wedding party were much annoyed by the disgraceful conduct going on on the outside: One of these nights some of the participants in these "mobs- will get hurt.

. Joseph Henley assumes the offics and duties of Pros. AttV. next week. We wish him sucif you want to try the Courier fof the balance of this year you can hare it for twenty-five cents.

Tabe Batterton, Major Perry, Billy Dougherty, Cal Worrall and others of a sporting turn, are enjeying the fine quail shooting in this county, and report plenty of garre.

fonday

Cal was keeping in the straight and narrow way We have received the ba&

A new feature is die Roller Skating rink, under a canvass tent, on East 5tli Street.

CHAPTER XIII,

noss card, of the law firm of; The artesian?, ttell men got Hunter & Foster, El Paso, Tex- their pump fastened, ami' no as Frank Hunter and Gwvn drilling has been done this

Foster.

Andy Iluncleman and Sam

week.

Ed. Coffin has two dancing

where the

Wiei city clerk of New Albany, sciiooiS running,

were in the city ibis week en-' young and old are taught to trip joying our hospitalities, and sue- . ue light fantastic. ceeded iBbagmna 60 quail in? ITTi TiZ

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two day

The grading of North Walnut street to connect with the new

turnpike has been ordered." This

h will be hailed with- delight by

the c&antry people who have had to travel up. Labertew hill

When a man is assessed from five" to eight hundred dollars for

building a turnpike no wonder

he "kicks. The law as it now m the muddy season.

stands1 is not a good one. Itj

will do well enough for wealthy counties,, but in counties like this fer some cases the assess-

When Auditor Fulk steps down and out one week from

Monday, County Sup't. McGee

l WM1" k iV. ,i ay1. ,AA

men fcs amount to as much as the; "ul- u 1 land m .m4h. Thm-A will ho J m$ a county office. ft might

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Kefy time when the Commissioner meet Nov. 1st.

And now comes the report that indignation meetings have been held in Monroe county on aoeount of appropriations 'made for public improvements. It seems that there are people outside of Lawrence county who can become indignant over the reckless expenditure oi their money by officials. Let 'em indicate. Bedford. Banner.

have been otherwise.

who went to Louisville last

Wednesday took . their wives along. Gooi! boys. . Scoop on the Telephone. W. S. - Bradfute will leave next Thursday for a two weeks visit East, lie will be accompanied

by Mrs. Bradfute.

Joseph Cook will deliver a lecture entitled "The Seven Modern Wonders of the World' at the college chapel on Thars day, Nov. 1st, at 7:30 p. m. Ifi is the first of a series of six lec

tures to be delivered this winter

Ifi She preceding chapters of this truthful hisWw huyeixjt-' to instruct and to please; that we h five been successful in CFns we' are: amply assured. The Great Southern Exposition, r.oW drawlcg to a closer has attracted multitudes of many women and children to Louis viiky who have been am piy repaid lr their trouble and expense in couir ing here. Osr store has been constantly thronged in ait its departments. We have made tuauy. cfew tViemte. and have, very natwraHvv done an immense business. Persons who have patwnizett us this season will continue to do so in future, because we have sohl thfem elolhing of our "own manufacture." We gave them fuir yahife for their inoiiev ? we have pleased them; we htfve.satislied themv and we have their promise to eaii and see us igain. And we know they will do so when4 they find out we have misrepresented nothing; which tb?w good? will jyove. To the gentlemen who have patroriixed buv 'k5ferehaot Tailoring" department, we wish to say: their measures are kept o record, and the same good fit cau be had any time afterwards, as this pat4 terns by which the suit or garments tare cut,: are prescrvetl for future1

oruers. ;. . Gentferaen who have left "standing metusnrois1 are respectfully i?i formed that whenever it suits their pleasure to write for samples of piece goods, with price list and lash ion plate, their favor shah .have prompt attention, and any order we may be favored with shall hvo our best attention, and be forwarded by e: press, or otherwise, "on time." To the ladies accomi;uued by their 003 . or sisters with their Uttfe brothers, who have so generously patiouized us, we cxtentl i a cordial invitation to call agai n ; wevSaUwalwajrs endeavor to make they.!? i&iU both pleasant and rofiftblo.'- , To one and all-wc extend our thanks,-and trus"t that the- Great Merchant Taiiori and Clothing stabiishiiwmt of Louisville, jyt--$. Xf '& ter fc Co. will bo remembered' by ail' with pleasure and satisfaction. "Arcvoir.." , ry respectfully" v- P '

JuOuiSYiile, Ky. ?

.Samuel Bennett, the bee antf er the auspices of the Uni--poultry man, of Harrodsbusg, . Wrsity Lecture Associataom called Moiiifay and renewed his .Season tickets for the sis leestock m the Banner bank. Mr. (wrcs, $2.00; Achnission single Bennett has had fine sueegss , liffnw F-()o .

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Leads m Lowest licesliM fiSst Go -I r 4 4 ' '

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in hm busmess this season, 'hav

ing; started ia tho spring with Jobn C. Dql&n h&s beoii- ap-

fifteen stands of bees from which pointed isanager of tlve A-racri-he sold 150 worth of beesr aT eatf- Hoop Dressing company. lare amoimfc of honey, and has ! "T , . u4 i n U i v ' --Dry goous at lower prices yet a barrel of honey lor his own- i 5 i ? n c.rt than evor heard-of beforev at the use. Jjeaiord Uanner. r r ot ? Now YorKT Store.

e liave aaiir. mm isrtee and are:

Annie. eiisMed t seli gtf&dai i irowt lS6b pea eenS lower, i iN - " ::v-

We havo no cmineetion with the orner house. M : I ' ;

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winter suits of its. We are

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