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TUESDAY'S EtEGTlONS. The electioBS held last Tuesjday, Tfhile it may not be called a spreadoft the Democratic tidal wave, was satisfactory to the Democracy. Bea Butter was Beaten in Massachusetts, which was about as goofi a thing for the Democrats as it is for the Republicans. The biggest victory for the Democrats was the carrying oir Virginia, which was
the death blow i to Republican Mahoneism, The Democrats alsa carried New Jersey, Maryland, Mississippi Nebraska, and the whole of ther State ticket in New York', with the probable exception of SQCitary of State, who was a rank? prohibitionist. The Republicans carried Pennsylvania, Minnesota, and elected the legislature in Connecticut, which body Jias heretofore been Hepublican. Never since war haver the Democrats had such good prospects for the presidential year as they have npw. Local Pacts aad Fancies. ;J!'-- '" -'t ' - - J We have received from A. A. Baird of Fresno county, California, a byx containing some very fine samples of Jigs, pomegranates and; gKipes raised in that county. ?
Paymasters report that it is more trouble to them to pay boarding vhouse. keepers than the wble pay roll of employes, and the Louisville. -New Albany & '. Chicago people, td relieve their paymasters ofi the annoyance, have issued the following notice to all ' boarding, house keepers, signed, by the superintendents oi several divisions: "This is to notify all boarding house keepers that irom and after Wednesday, c 31 188 no board bills cf any kind will be stopped out of the pay of any employe of the transportation department, and boarding house keepers will have logk out for their; own protection. Board bills up to - Oiit El will be protected as usual: But after that date they will not be honoredeven if it should be signed by Lhe- employe himsei; ' " ; WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP A; ;NSW&. " -; . . The continued rains of the last vof October have destroyed the lieautifulV landscape pietures which nature paints to enlivtn the declining year. There is
a grand movement te benefit this region, though I will not advertise the good peeple of : this and the adjoining townships of Marian and Bloomington. Died, in Morgan county, after a lingerillness, Mrs. Mary Martin, wife of Wm. Martin: She was a daughter of? Isaac Deckard, formerly of Smithville.- -Elder Henry has been in poor health for? auite awhile. The harvest
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raised is here: and farmers on i AFbite river aye offering six cents f a bushel, the highest price ever offered, to have it ithered. ,A glance at the pension list causes one to reflect -I can re-
i member names enough te fill a'
regiment and outside of wounded; men." How few are pension ers. This speaks well for the patriotism of-the soldiers of Monroe coun.Since writing the news; il have heard that the corn tassels are all that is above the water and hog buyers are over in the hills to buy hogs toseat the damaged gprn.
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excursion' rates" to ; ; ; Sosida. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway has now on sale round trip tickets to Jacksonville, Savannah Charleston, Thomasville, and principal points South, at-rer aueed excursion rates. 'These tickets will be good going fifteen days after date of sale, and may be used for return any time be
fore June Istj 1884. Inquire of
O. & M. agents for rates and in
formation as to routes.
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Down to Business!
v Haying sold bis . furniture; store. Job ri Pi inith has again embarked in the jewelry business; and way he fourtd at the old stand, North- side ' of the Square, where ho has just opened j a brand new stock of watches; clocics; Jewelry, and ererrr Vbwg in that line; which he is pre---j pared to sell as low Sown, as any 2 house An this part o.f- the conntry.
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A TAX-PAYER TALKS. Editor Courieu : To say that the people of Monroe county, in the good State of Indiana, are at this time in a state of very considerable excitement, is but to state a .fact in very mild terms. And to say that they have no cause to be excited, would be to
fliRTilav a .verv ereat degree of
ignorance of county anairs as now administered. ' :' Several very large appropri
ations of the county board, in
the recent past, are of such a
nature as to admit of but little
justification. Iso one can claim
that they can be ot more tnan very remote benefit to the goner-
auty oi me citizens 01 wie oyuuty. To specify some of these appropriations, I know, will lay the objection liable to much misrepresentation and much abuse in certain qusft-ters. But to be still under cuffs is but to invite kicks. If the people permit themselves to be taxed without law now, they may have to submit to it in violation of law not in the far future. Now where is the law to justify the Commissioners of Monroe, or any other county, in appropriating money for any other than county purposes? And who can claim that the work now being carried on in the public square, at a cost of thousands of dollars, who knows how much,
is a work of county utility ? Who asked it ? Were the people anxious- to invest their money in that direction ? I know it is said that what
benefits one is good for all. That
may be true in the good time coming, ofc which poets love to sing, but it is lamentably false now. ' Again, the Commissioners, in their largeh eartedness, have do
nated the magnificent sum of
fifty v thousand dollars to the State of Indiana, for the purpose of re-building her, the State's, University. "Now without stopping to inquire whether this gift was a wise ene or not, for that is a debateabie question, where did the board get the power to make it?
Upon what section of the statute
ia their action based li the law. is on their side let their champions show it. If they have acted without law let the people knew it. You sav the object had in view justifies the means used to
reach it. We were in danger of
losing the University. Well, that is another question which I will not stop to discuss. It is one which has been held over Monroe county for many years to the jeopardy and the detri-
tment of-her other interests and
it is wa question in which, alter all-there be, in more ways than one, bat very little. A will o' the wisp to frighten people. "But whether it be true or not that the University or fifty thousand dollars, one must go, there is a principle here involved which is more sacred than can be any question of mere local interest, and that is, whether or not the people of Monroe county can be taxed without law, and without even saying if yon please. Indeed the whole history of the issuing and sale of these bends, , and the paying of the money into the hands of the college Trustees leads one to suppect that it was done with a knowledge that the tax-payer's rights .were being invaded and a fear that' the wrong might be discovered in time to prevent it. NQWj what is to be done? Let the people take counsel and act prudently and wisely in regard to these things These are not questions of partisan politics and he who would degrade them to that end, is not acting wisely. They rise above parties. They concern every citizen. Surely the line must be drawn somewhere. If we sufier quietly these aggressions we may look for worse t6 come. If it is fifty ; thousand now it may be a hundred thousand next time. If it is lor this purpose now it may be for something else then. If the people would have their business well done they must supervise it themselves. Tax-Payee.
S O O P STB WS. For Renters, Mtchanios and Laboring Men.
Somes in Bloomington v7itMn Beach
of Everybody. The State Building, Safe Deposit and Loan Association.
The managers the State Building, Safe Deposit and Loan Association, Thompson & Wallace, are in the city, in order that those of our citizens without homes of their own and who arc now paying rent, may take stock in their association and secure themselves a nice home in
Hlowmington. The payments are
small and within the reach of all
work ng men. The rent you are now
paying will buy a house and lot for you and vou can make vour month
ly payments, and in this way secure
property with money otherwise
thrown away, Call for printel in
formation, htock in the association
is issued in sums of $200 each, at a
cost of $1.50 per month, thereby
placing homes within the reach of
all. The stock will all be taken in a
few days, and those contemplating
getting Homes in this easy way
should cail.ou Thompson fe Wallace
at once at the National Hotel, where
they will remain until Wednesday,
inov. 14, x'ursons cainns: to see
Thompson & Wallace will please leave their npmes with the clerk in
case thev fail to see the managers
1 uese ffentiemen reler our citizens to
Hon. 11. W. Myers, Secretary o
State; Hon. Wm. A. Wood, United
States judge, late supreme judge; John C. Shoemaker, -proprietor In
dianapolis Sentinel; Major Jonathan
W. Gordon, attorney at law; Hon
William Wal'ace; J. B. Presbyterian minister.
The following letter written by T
P. Haughey, of Indianapolis, presi
dent of the Indianapolis Nationa
Bank, to Y. P. Malott, president o m.t X 1" . At" "" t iv .
me xauiana ixationai ranK. la re
gard to the State Building, Saf8 De
posit and Loan Association, in an
swer t letters of inquiry will ex
plain itself and show the company's
stan, ling:
"The State Building and Loan As
sociotion, of Indiana, has been using
our bank as a depositoi y and are do
ing a legitimate j business, and are
caretul to honor all their obligations
The officers seemto be gentlemen o
integrity and good standing, and
their references arc urst-cUss,"
The following. is what the papers
throughout the State say of the ad
mi rabid Association ; .... Lebanon Democrat.
...... -Messrs. xnomson ce vv auace, o
Indiaaapolis . placed $20,000 of the
stock, of the State Building and Loan
Association in this city during tht
past wecK. Brazil Hiner. Messrs. Thompson & Wallace,who hare been here for a wrek past re p-
theState Building and
New York Store does a large trade in the way of eupr plying country merchants with goods. They have such a large stock and it was bought so low
that they can give bargains to even those who want to bmy t
1 seltagain,
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Where do ail the bundles
go to that arc being daily earned out of the New York Store ? It
seems that this house must he supplying about a half dozen
counties with goods.
See a woman in another aolawn
picking grapes for Speora Port
Grape Wine, that is so highly es-
toemed by the medical prefeasin.
Last Saturday seemed to be a dull day generally, but the usual large crowd was seen carrying away bundles from the New
York Store.
resenting
Loan Association, have done a busi
ness of which they have reason to be proud. They struck us in the dullest season but onr people are always ready to see and take hold of a good thing. -7" The Franklin Daily. . '.Messrs. Thompson fe Wallace, of the State Building Safe Deposit and Loan Association, 'who have been in our city for the. past weekhave issued all the stock allotted to Franklin an&tunihi have sold a larger am on nt if such bad been set apart tor this WftJity. They go from here to Gol -ambus where they will locate the amesant of stock allotted for that city. We commend them to the newspaper men, as Mr. Wallace is an old newspaper man himself. ;-.. OolambuaHeraU. Messrs. Thompson fc Wallace, of the State Building and Loan Associ
ation, who have been here for sever-
al .fay b have placed all the stock of
that institution apportioned to Columbus, and to-day took their departure, going to " Seymour. The
citizens of that place will find these
gentlemen honest, upright and frank in their dealing. They leave with good' impressions of our town and people. Seymonr Tally Lever. Messrs. Thompson & Wallace, of the State Building and Loan Association, left to-day for Washington, Daviess county. While here they succeeded in issuing the full amount of steck allotted to this city, and in all their transactions they proved to be perfect gentlemen, and thorough business men. Our Washing ton neighbors will find them genial, accommodating and like the association they represent, thoroughly reliable in every way. . Wa8.ington.I'aUy Gaxitte. Wallace . Thompson, who have been in the city for the past week in the" interest of the State Buildirig and Loan Association, went to Vincennes, Saturday, to dispose of the stock allotted to that place. All the stock for this city was taken. They are perfect gentlemen, a ndjj deserve well from everybody. Their deportment here won for them many friends, The business they pursue is perfectly legitimate and fair. We shall be glad tojmeetthese gentlemen at any future day. Vineennes Daily Snn. Messrs. Thompson & Wallace, of the State Building and Loan Association, have finished the canvass of this city and leit to day for Spencer, Owen eou n ty, A great m any o f ou r best citizens invested in the stock, notwithstanding we have two local companies of $200,000 capital each. We take great pleasure in recommending Messrs. Thompson & Wallace as clever and honorable gentlemen as their many high testimonials will corroborate. We wish them success. MarionDeroocrat, Thompson fc Wallace, of the State Buildiug and Loan Association, have been in Marion for the past sen days in the interest of the association,
American 'Institute on Pure Srape
wine. The President and a Committee
from the Farmer's Club, of the
Aeiioan Institute, have visited
Speer's VineyartU and Wine. Cellars,
and they report that the Port Grape
Wine of Alfred Speer, of Passaic,
New Jersey, is the most reliable
to bo obtained, Jhor sale by IL Lindley.
Sstat of Sarah Williams, Deosiiaed.
la tho Monro Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana No, 1S7.
All Creditors, Heirs and Legatee
of said Kstate are horobv notified
that Aqu ilia W. Rogers, Administrator with the will annexed, of said
Estate has filed hi account and vouchers in final settlement of said
Estate, and that the same will -come
up for examination and Approval on
the 24th day of November, 188S, the
same being the 6th judicial day of
the November term. ..,183, of said
Court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are required to
aonear in said Court, In the Court
House in the City of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there he, why said account should hot ba ap
proved.
Witness mv name as said Admin
istrator the 31st day of Oct., IS 8S. Aquilla W. Roosrs,
Administrator with will annexed.
Estate of Albert Parks, Deceased.
In Monroe Circuit Court, , in the
State of Indiana.
All Creditors, Heirs and Legatees
of said Estats are hereby noMfiod tiiat John A. Parks, Executor of the
will of said Estate, hat filed his ac count and vouchers in final settle
mont of said Bstato, and that tho
same will eomo up for examination
and appioval on the 27th day of No-
veuber. 1883. the same beina: the
7th judicial day of the .Novowber
Term, 1883. of said Court, at which
time said Creditors, Heirs and Leg
atees are required to appear ia t&k
Court, in tk Cos rt -House, in the
causij. if anv there be, why said ac-l
coant should not be approved. Witness my name as . Executor aforesaid, the 1st dav of November, 1883. Johx A. Pauxs,
v .Fxecutor, . 1 Notbe of Application for License. rhp undersigned, a male person over he age of twenty-one years, ande an inhabitant of the city pi Bioe-mington and county of Monroe, in the State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Bloomington and of the First Ward of said city and of Bloomington township in said count- of Monroe and the State of Indiana, that he will, at the Dc
cem her Term, 1883, of the Hoard of
Commissioners of the said county of 'Monroe and State of Indiana, apply to said Board lor a license to sell intcxicating liquors, to-wit: Sp'rit pus, Vinous and MaJt liquors, in a les quantity than a quart at a time for1 a perion of one year, with the privilege of allowing the same to he draak an the said premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous. Vinous and Slalt liquors, and that said premises being situated in the First Ward of said city of Blpemington, towjiship of Bloowing tont Monroe county, eate of Indiana, and described ns follows, to-wit: 'arts of in-lots one hundred and twenty-nine (129) and one hundred and thirty (130) in the city of Blooraingtonand bounded as follows: , iJeginning fifty-four and one-half (fi4) feet South of the Northeast coriier of said in-lot one hundred aati twenty-nine, thence Wss.t sixtysix (66) feet, thence North two and one half (2) feet, thence West sixteen (16) feet, thence South twentytwi (22) feet, thence ?aat eightytwiv(S2) feet, thence North nineteen anc one-half (19) feet to the place ofcibeginning. . JOHN M, VAN DEMAN. November 10th, 1883.
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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDEN T. State of Indiana, Monroe count.
ss: lu tue Circuit Court ol Monroe county, in the Stato of Indiana,
Lizzie T. Colo ") vs Jr No. 528. Alonzo A. Ctile. J November Term, 1833. Be it known that on. the 5th day
of October, 18 S3, the above named
plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Ciivuit
Court of Men roe, county, in the State of Indiana, hot complaint for divorce
against the above named defendent,
and on the 5th day of October, 1883,
the said plaintiff filed in tho Clerk's
office an affidavit of a competent
person, showing that the said defendent, Alonzo A. Cole, is nob a
resident of the State of Indiana, and
said plaintiff having by endorsement
on said complaint required the defendent to appear in said Court and
pnswer or demur thereto, on tho 3d
day of December, 18S3, now therefor said defendent last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendancy of said complaint against him
lor a divorce, tuat unless lie appear and answer or demur thereto at the
calling of said cause on the 3d dav
December, 1883, the same being the 13th judicial day of a Term o( said Court, to be begun and held at the Court-house in the eitj of Bloomington, on the 3d Monday of Nov,, 1885, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in his abseace. D . W. Browkikg, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. Louden fc Miers, att'ys for pi If. Oct. fib, 1883.
North end of Fiie?s Building, CoiFXearso furnished when desired.
ISus-Mrlk & Innan ATTORNEYS AT LAW, a09MiNmT2r, in rraoticu in the Courts ot Monroe and fngoounties. Prompt attention given U tectiont and all ather itcal buaiiois
Administrator's Sale,; . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of George VTeaver, deceased,
by order of the Monroe Circuit Court, will sell at public sale on the premises on TUESDAY, November 20, 1833, the following real estate situate in Monroe county, Indiana, to-wit: Tiie Northeast, quarter of the Southeast quarter of section 6. Ten acres off the South side of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast quar ter of section 6, being a strip 20 rods ia width. Thirty acres off the West sido ef the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of section 6, being a strip 60 rods in width . All of said real estate i;eing in Township 10, North range 1 West. Terms: One-third cash, the remainder in two equal payments of of six and twelve months from day of sale, purchaser executing notes for deferred payments with aceepta bic security, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws of the State of Indiana, and drawing interest from day of sale. Said sale is to be free from liens and enoumhrancos
and to begin at 1 o'clock p. m.
v City Tax Notioe.
To the taxjlpayersjet the City of
uiotmiKgcon:
Notice is hereby given that tho
Tax Duplicate for 1883 for the City of Bloomington, Indiana, is bow in ay hands ready for, collection. The rate ofJtaxatioa upon, each
$100 yalaation for general and special purposes aad for poll tax is as follows: General Municipal Purposes: On each $100, - 55 cents. Poll Tax, .. .. 2; eents. Special Additional Bonds: On eaoh $100, 10 coats. Poll, .. . . $1.00. Special Additioaal School Purposes: On each $100 Special School, IS eta. On eaoh $100 S(.coial Tuitioa,, 15 ots. Sinking Fand: On each $100 Sinking Fond 5 cents. A penalty of ten per cent will bo adied on all tax not paid before the 3rd Monday in April, 1884.
The office of the City Treasurer is in the Mayor's office buildiag, Bloomington, Indiana. . WitxuM P. RoQRas, : Treasurer City of Bloomington, . . . - . ..... .
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Oct. IS 83.
Abuahaji Weavkh,"
Administrator.
Estate of Jonathan J. Hinklo, Decfiasod. On the Monroe Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana. iill Creditors, Heirs and Legatoos of said Estate are hereby notified that Jonathan M. Hinkle, Executor of aaid Estate, has filed bis account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for examination and approval on the 4th day vf December, 1SIS3, the same being the 14th judfe ial day of the November term, 1883, of said court, at whih time said Crsditors, Heirs and .Legatees are required to appear in said court, in tho Court House in the city of Bloomington, and show cause, if anjT tlitU'6 be, why said account shquld not be approved. Witness my name this 8th day of Nvember, 1883. Jonathan M. Hikkle, Executor. Louden & Miers, att'ys.
. The largest and best stocketV Hardware rooms in Southern Indiana are kept by McPheeters & Shoemaker, next door to Postolfice. Stuart & MePheetei have dissolved partnership, and it is naeessary that all accounts should be settled without delay. t, n-ntx indKfftd Ia (ho, old
and have done a very fine busUess. : YU ft v ,;5f-j fo Tiie State Building and Loan Asso- firm you are earnestly im ited to
make some kma or a seinemuiu, as their business cap not be ound up until you do. Don't -uvait until they dun you a numAm of times, but attend to the matter at once. McPheeters & Shoemaker will ooutinuo ths business at the oW stand.
NotiO'3 of Application for Lioenso, The uUd rsigned, "a male citizen over the age of twenty-one years and an inhabitant of the City of Bloomington, and County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the vitizens of Bloomington, and of the First Ward ol add City, of Bloomington Township, in said (bounty of Monroe and tho State of Indiana, that he will at the December Term, 1883 of the Board of Commissioners, of the County of Monroe and State of Indiana, apply to said Board for ft license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time for a period of one year with the privilege of allowing tho same to be drank ou the premises upon which he deaires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors, and that said premises
are amiaiea m lie fusi warn oi
said City of Bloomington, in Bloom-
ihgton Township, Monroe county,
Stato of Indiana, and. described as
follows:
A part of in-lot number one hun
dred and thirty (130), in Town now pity of Sloomiiigton, -Monroe county, Indians beginning at the South
west, eorner of said iu-lot running
thence North twenty v and one-half
fest (20). feet, ihence -Eat forty (40) feet, thence South twenty and one-half '(201) feet, thence West forty (4:0) feet to the place of beginning. v ' John stockwell, November 10th, 1S83. "'
Mathews & Tsraer
Have woved Into their new room ,1a the new block of. Allen fc Co. aad
haveJtheJBiargestfand B.-st stock o?
Furniture in tho county. Everythiog
from the cheapest to thaf best- kft
in stock. ..Bedroom suits froW 30
to $100; Fine parlor selsyiirpiao,
and 15ae Mirrors ; j in fact yeu eaa
get anything you want in thoir llu
cheaper tbanjanypiacein town, ll will pay yon to go and see them ia their newsroom withjtheir new.atock. and get their prices befoit yoa buy;
' York Store. I SMWfM
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and WEST, : r Q -ggp:
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
(Establisheil 1853.) Thirty years of experience in supplying the inhabitants of In-
jdianapolis and vicinity with
Silks and Velvets gives us adr
vantages that we share with bur eustotners, w6 which they fully
appreciate We hare received the patronage and enjoyed the confidence of the most experienced buyers of Silks and Vel yets in the State, Our mail orders for this line of goods lias increased every season. Mindful of the demands of this department of our business, wa have largely increased its diniensions, and are now showing a stock f SILKS and VELVETS that is very largely ia iexcess of any previous season.
The newest novelties in colors
and styles maV be had at our Silk and Velvet Counter.
PKICS9 HAKKSD IN VLUU ilGUHSS.
038" We bff to Uform the Udlm In nml
around Bleoaiinsin that iurhn TnntA K
letter wo will naiL free of oharrOi full 1 in f
jrampios, ana cartiuuy lorwardod raers,piow-
irer suiiiii. uj ujuii or exDiffliB mm aaiirca.
Prici in tTory ease the sum aa if tht porhaser tama to Indi&napoUa f&d bought h
Pettis. Bassett & Co-
& Mississippi E'y.
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Sstato of Bilsy Wilson, 3)eoeas9d. In the Monroe Circuit Court, i?i this Stato of I iidiai) a.: . .' AS! Greciitpra, Heirs aad Legatees of said Estate are hereby notified that Mary JS. Wilson, Admiaistratrix ol said Estate, has filed her aceouat and vouchers iu final settle meet of oaid Estate, and that the same will ceme up for examination and approval on Monday, Dec. 3rd, the same being the 13th judicial day of the November Term, 13, of said Court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are rr-quir d to appear in said Court, in the Court House iu the City of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness my name as Administratrix the 7th day ot November, 1SSJ. M aky E. Wilsok, Administratrix. Louden & Mitre, att'ye.
ctation is a spienaui organization and we were pleased to see our citizens Sake hold of it so promptly. The association i& officered by men of wealth and integrity, and they will do just what they say they will with our people. Many will be largely benefitted by these gentlemen coming here. ' We took swne stock Ourselves,
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John P. Smith can be found at his old stand where he will give his entire time to repairing watches and jewelry. He pro
poses to do first class work, and do it olieap. He is a veteran jeweler and thoroughly urideriitiinds hi business.
NOTICE OF ADMlHISTilAtlOa. Notice ia" hereby given '"that the undersigned has been appointed by the Moaroe Circuit Cort, Aduiiaistratorof the estate of Elizabeth VVhisnand, late of Monre aouty, Indiana, dvceased. . 8a id estate is supposed to be eulvent, v Johx A. Pake. Sept. 20, "1883, Ad mini rim tor. Louden & Miers, Am' vs. NoUco of Applicfttioa for Licenao, The undersigiieih a hiate person over the age of twenty-ouo years and as inhabitant of the (Jliy. of BUo:inglon. and the County of Mourtu and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Hioomington, and ot the First Ward, of said
city, and ot nloomtngton lownsntp in ald county of Monroe, and Sute
of Indiana, that he will at the De
cember Term, 1383, of the Board Qf Commissioners of the County ti
Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to.aeii intoxicatag liquors U-wU: Spiritous, Villous and Malt liqoora in leas quantities than a quart at a time, for a period of one year with the privilege of allowing the same to bv drank on the premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors, and the premises being situated in the First Ward of said City of Bloomington, township of Bloomington, Couatv of Monroe, and State of Indiana, and described as follows to-wit: Part of iu-lot; number one hundred ami thirty (130) m the City oi bloomington, Bloomington Townr fciiip, Monroe county , Indiana, whicli parp of said in-lot is bounded and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at the Northwest corner of said in-lot number one hndred and thirty (130), running thence South twenty nine (29) feet, running thence Hast twenty -live (85) fet, running thence North twentyMine (J8) feet, running thence West twt n ty-fi vo . ( 25 ) feet to the place of beginning. FRANCIS W. HARP. November 10th, 1883.,
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without change to Cincinnati. Din
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Louisville, Washington and Haiti
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Leave MttcheU-T
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Arrive bt. Lou is
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Parlor ( 'Oaches on day trains lietweh Chicago. Palace Sleepers on night trains between Chicago, and Jacksonville, Florida." ... Through tickets and Round-trip tickets for South and South-west,
and through trip and land exploring
tickets for North and Norai-west
ia most direct and close connection routes. Baggage checked th rough
to all places where tickets are pur chased. Travelers wanting inform -a t i o ri, apniy to ei thor. of iho- uadorsigned. , ..i:..:v ,-.-:t ' j -y OAKXBRPERIIW. igimk Blooaiiucton, l.nd. Xarroy KUr. ? , A, LwUtHU, Xy.: H
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The Butfjis Ginnfi, Ka,
3-4, Fail and Winter, 1883,
I gives wholesale prices direct
to tonaumen on every thing
vou use, cat, drink, wear, or have fan with. Tells how
to order with exact cost, 21G pages large outa -5300 illustrations - a whole picture gallcrr. Contains information gleaned from tho markets of tho world. No other price-book in existence contains as much information. Sent froctoany add ressnpon receipt of postage (T cts). Let us hear from yon, or visit us when in our city. Kear Exposition Buildings. Itcspectfully, MOHTfiOMY WARD & CO.
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