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fl. 50 a Year The Largest and Best Circulation. J
The following couples have
Where do nil the bundles
decided to winter together: G. ;go to that avo boisijj daily carried McClelland and Emma Wamp-Uml oft he New York Store? It
lev: Milton Hoover and Laura
Lafjfc Saturday seemed to be a dull day generally, but the usual lame crowd was seen carrv-
Old Ben will not be apt to ford's stock. -Miss Mary
jam m to the Democratic nonir ination for the presidency. ... . o . . - The Democrats gain a United States Senator in Virginia, and the widow Mahdne will be shelved.
Ths Republicans are rejaioing over the defeat of a prohibitionist for Secretary of State of New York. The Republican party is supposed to te a temperance party.
County ETews
SALT CREEK WHEAT REPORT; v No. of Bu.
Wbi. T. Stephens, 301 ' R. L. Stephens, 266 - Joseph Lindsey 200 John Gilmere, : 1 56 W. H. Shields, 130 John Rush, 125 James Baxter, 115 Madison Kent,: 90 - II Silas Adams, 90 . John Huntington, 90 I Andrew P. Mobiey, 75 . William Baxter, 60 Monroe Miller, 60 t Sam Stephens, . 60 't: ZachFlynn, - 60 - t: Samuel Stephens, 48 I: Empson Bros., 47i Joseph Shield?, 46 Perry Butcher,. 46 h Coleman Carter, 45 y David Hays, 42 j A quilla Rogers, 41 i Monroe Swindler, 40 J oseph. Parnell, 40 i - ; J. O. Robertson, 3S I John Knight, 36 4 Wm. Hays, 36 P David Shields,: 36 Andrew Jacobs 34 - John Claris, 32 ?: Nathan MoUey, B2JWm. Terrel, , 2? Y A. J. Payne, 26 j T Valentine Ilays, 25 M . , A. J. Knight, , 25 : James Beuder 24 I I James Sexton, 25 ?. ' Andrew Robertson 23 Frank Lainpkins, 22 Abe Chestnut,, 2 1 J if -Smiley, 21$ Fee Sexton, 21 J J C. L. Hayes, 21 A.J.Lamkins, 15 G. W. Wampler, 15 x 1 -. h Fred Sexton, 13 i - - James White, 9 ' - T. J. Lamkinsy . 7 Phillip Bond, - 7 i H. T. Jacobs, , 5 Matthew Butcher 5 Atwell Swindler, 5 I Frank Payne, 5 i : Total, ; 2364
Gaskins, of St. Louis, is here to
attend the Neill Urmey wedding.-1-Corn was greatly damaged by the overflow in Clear Creek bottom. Wm. H. Taylor is repairing his residence east of town. John Tatum, of Smithyiile, makes regular
trips to this place.- Why doesn't some capitalists open a stone quarry here ? is a question
that is often asked. We have the best quality of limestone in inexhaustible quantities here, handy to the railroad, and with as little stripping to get the stone as any quarry in the State. - -Everybody busy gathering corn. Yuba Dam.
East; Benj. Ragl and Julia A. supply iag about a half dozen
Bowles; John E. Bouher and , counties with goods.
See a woman in another oolnann
piCKing grapes tor opcer s rurt Grape Wine, that is so highly esteemed by the modical professien.
seems that this house must be ing away bundles from tin; New,
- 1IARRODSBURG ITEMS. The majority of our citizens took in the Southern Expo. Samnei Wallingtbrd, a clever, genial gentleman, notwithstanding his bad politics, was shaking; hands with his many friends here last week Oliver McLahlan, who was injured by falling off a train near Chicago some time since, is at his home
in Polk township. He is improving slowly. J. T. S mith
Sc Co., editors-and proprietors of
the Harrodsburg News, are Baking it quite an interesting paper. Success to them. Jesse Pedigo, of Iowa, a cousin of Simeon Pedigo, who made such a flattering race for the nomination for clerk last summer, is teaching a large singing class here. Eld! E. P. F. Wells is making a popular pastor of the M. ( E. church - in this circuit Robert Johnson, an old settler in this neighborhood, died last week. Mrs. Doug. Field and family are here boarding with Mrs. Woolery." Bart Armstrong drive stock on a two hundred dollar charger. "Competition is the life of trade." John B.' Glimps moved to the Fairly property last week, he having- purchased it. Ball playing is ail the rage. .Evorett . McNaught and family haye, moved to Blooming-
ton. We are sorry to lose them,
and commend them to the good people of Bloomington. -Have t ie owners of the drill removed the chinamen from the end of it yet?. . Neill never lets a. mouse escape.- Cards are out for the wedding of Wm. Neill and Miss Alice UrmejV Thursday evening. : Peter Carmicheal's North Carolina Congressman is a good one. - Hal Woodward has
The following account of a Monroe county wedding is taken from the Martinsville Republican: Seeing an account of the big
weddings of Johns-Tucker and
McCord-Callis. reminds us of
some weddings in high life (up in the hills) down here. Fll endeavor to describe two or three, but prefer to keep the names out of print, for fear I might get a "Mansard" roof oyer my eye. Well a few mornings since a
justice was "waked up" by a
would-be groom and his "best man" and hired to take the two latter to Bloomington to get the necessary papers and bring them back and tie the knot. While in town they both got full of "corn juice" and could hardly be pur-
suaded or scared home, but good
counsel at last prevailed and a start was made, but when within
about two miles of the bride, the "best man'"' had to be left in the
buggy too limber for transpor
tationand the groom not much
better, the J. P. still trying to iret him there "Eli." But about
FT " ' ... -. . -. -., " this time a severe wind and rain
storm coming on, the J. 1
sought shelter at the house of a
farmer on the way, and - nigh
coining on, the winds still blowing and the rain falling in torrents, the darkness was so in
tense that he thought the wed
ding could be postponed til
morning. Moreover the groom
had escaped in the darkness
leaving the said J. P. iu a strange part of the country una-
bie to mm tne Driae or
any of her friends. Next morning, however, after about two hours' riding and search, they
were treed and married. The
groom couldn't get his boots on
and his pants being wet and his
"boilt" shirt spoiled, in the rain
and mud of the previous evening, he stood up bare-footed, wearing
a colored shirt and a pair of over
alls. After the ceremony breakfast was announced, and I don't
think I can command language enough to describe it fully, but
will try. In the first place they
had "chicken," and it was ap
parently the grandmother of all the "spring chickens," served in
the highest style of the art in a rusty looking bread pan, in
which it had been fried. Then
there was an old-fashioned corn
dodger and good strong coffee
without cream or sugar. After
ail were seated on stools, pieces
of chairs, boxes, etc., one of the
young lady attendants exclaimed : "By gosh, we ain't got any
ingerns," and jumping up, run out into the garden, brought in a handful roots, tops and all. As to dishes, etc., we made them do, the bride and groom drinking their coffee from one saucer, the J. P. getting about one-half a knife and a tin fork. forsa"le. We will open a first-elass ho
tel at the Northeast corner of
12th and Main Sts., Jan. 1st, 1884. We sell cheap the furniture and fixtures of the St. Charles' Hotel, Restaurant and Bar Room, 7th and Main Sts.. Louisville, Ky. Barjjett & Bell.
gone outh wth Sam Walling-
What becomes of all the goods that Tobe Smith gets? Within the last year he has brought on enough goods to stock a first-class exposition, but by constant additions his fancy bazar always presents a sight
worth going a great ways to see. He has received the appointment as the only authorized agent of Santa Claus this year, and the grand display of holiday goods he will have .on hand will set
the
delight.
The extension heel rubber is a new thing, at Blair's Shoe store.
rising generation wild with
Annie B, Oliver ; Chas E. Buskirk and Autie Farmer; Walter S. Bradfute and Flora Wallingford; Theodore Gentry and Flora B. Carter; Stephen White and Elizabeth Dunham ; Henry L. Gillman and Rhoda Corder ; Stephen Young and Mary IS. Johnson; Daniel A. Smith and Irene Bray; Samuel Pennington and Louisa QJarter; Nelson G. Day and Kate Minx. It is a fact pretty generally known by everybody, and espec
ially by those who have been candidates, that there are a great many dead beats in both parties in this county, and we think it
is high time steps were being
taken to shake them off. They
are a set of leeches belonging to both parties, who, every cam
paign year, are in the habit of
fleecing the candidates, and ev
erybody else they can bleed, out
of considerable sums of money. Some. do it by borrowing, while others come out boldly and tell
the candidates unless' they
Plough" up liberally they (the dead beats and blackmailers) will spot them on the day of the
election. We know of quite a number of such fellows in both
parties, and we would like to see
all candidates on both sides give
them the grand bounce when the next campaign comes on. A man who has to be hired to vote
the ticket cannot be trusted. He will sell out again-to some other
man in less than two minutes
after he receives the money.
We would not trust one of them as far as we could throw old
Jumbo by the tail. They have
neither honor nor priuciple, and
it would be a blessed thing if
every mother's son of them could
be disfranchised.
American Institute oa Puro &rap
wine. The President and a Committee from the Farmer's C!ub, of the Amciiuan Institute, have visited
S peer's Vineyards and Wine Cellars,
and they report that the Port Grape Wine of Alfred Speeiy of Passaic, New Jersey, is the most reliable
York Store.
-Stm
to b obtained. Li n 0 ley.
For sale by II.
The extension heel rubbers
is a new thing, at Blair's shoe
store.
Dry goods at lower prices
than ever heard of before, at the
New York Store.
The New York Store does a large trade in the way of sup
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 buy to
sell again. Down to Business !
Haying sold his furniture store,
John P. Kmith has again embarked
in the jewelry business, and may ho
found at the old stand, North side
of the Square, where he has just
epened a brand new slock of
watches, clocKs, jewelry, and everv
thing in that line, which he is prepared to sell as lew down as any
house in this part of the country.
Repairing skillfully and cheaply
done.
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Estate of Sarah Williams, Daceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, iu the State of Indiana No. 137. All Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of said Kstate are ho ruby notified that Aqnilla W. Rogers, Administrator with the will annexed, of said Estate has fiied his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same wiJl come up for examinntioa and approval on
the 24th day f November, 1883, the same being the Gth judicial day of the November term, 1883, of eaid Court, at winch time said Creditors, Heirs and legatees are required to appear in said Court, in the Court House in the City of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness nay name as said Administrator the SI st day of Oct., 1888. A QUI LI. A W, RoKRSy, Administrator with will annexed. -3 i Estate of Albert Parks, Deceased. In Aionroe Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana. AH' Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of said Estate are hereby no' i lied that John A. Parks, Executor of tfee will of said Estate, has filed hii5 ac count and vouchers iu final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for examination and approval on the 27th day of November, 1883, the same being the 7th judicial day of the November Term, 1SS3, of said Court, at which time said Creditor, Heirs and Legatees are required to appear iu said Court, in tis Court House, in the
City of Bloomington, and -show cause, if my there be, why said account should not bo approved. Witness my name as Exocntor aforesaid, the 1st day of November, 1SS3. Jobs A. Faux?, Executor. , ,.Ma r- en Notico of Application .for Liconso. The undersigned, a ma hi person over the sge of twenty-one 3' ears, and an inhabitant of th city o! Bloomington and county of Monree, in the State of Indiana, hereby gives novce to the citizens of Bloomington and of the Firnt Ward of said city and of Bioominstoa township in said countv of Monroe and tko Stale of Indiana, that he will, at the i)e vein be r Term, 1SS3, of the Board of
uommissuMiero 01 wie saiu countv
oiv to said Board lor a license to Bcii ! Hptioo cf Application for License
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDKNT. State of Indiana. Monroe COU1U3,
,ss: in tne vareint uourt 01 Monroe
countv, in the State of Indiana, Lizzie T. Cole ) vs y No. 528. A Ion 20 A. Cole. J November Term, IS 33, B; it known that en the 5th day of October, 1383, the above named plaintiff, by her attorneys, filed in the office ef the Clrk of the Circuit Cowrtof Monroe countv, in the State of Indiana, her complaint; for divorce
. against the above named defendant, and on the 5th day of October, 1883, the said plaintiff hied in the Clerk's office an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the said defendent, Alonzo A. Cole, is not a resident of the State of Indiana, and said plain tin having by endorsement on said complaint required the defeudeut to appear in said Court and n newer or demur thereto, on the 3d day of December, 1SS3, now therefor said defendent last above named is hereby notified of the filing and pen-
j dancy of said complaint against him
lor a divorce, that unless he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 3d day
December, 1883, the same beingthc 13th judicial day of a Term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court-honsa in the citjof Bloomington, on the 3d Monday of Nov,, 18S3, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will bo heard and determined in his absence, . . D. W. Browning, Clerk Monroe Circuit Court. Louden & Mi era, attys for pltf. Oct 5th, 1883. Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that the uudersigned Administrator of the estate of George Weaver, deceased, by order of the Monroe Circuit Court, Will sell at public saleon the premises on TUESDAY, November 20, 1883, the following real estate situate in Monroe county, Iedunna, to-wit: The Northeast quarter ot the Southeast quarter of section 6. Ten acres off' the South side of the Northeast quarter of the Northeast qiiar
ter of eection o.l feeing a strip !20 reds
in width. Thirty acres ofi' the West side ot the Northwest quarter of the
Northeast quarter of section 6, being
a strip 00 rods in width . All of said
ral estate being in Township 10,
North range 1 West. Tekms: One third cash, the re-
maiuder in two equal pa3rmht cf
of six and twelve mouths fretn day
ot sate. Jurcuaser exfoiiuns uutc?
for deferred payments with acepta
ble security, waiving relief from val
uation and appraisement laws of the
SU;te of Indiana, and drawing interest from day of sale. Said sale is to
be free from Hons and Jen cum Frances
and to bflgiri at 1 o clock p. us. Abraham Wkavek, OclJS 8S. Administrator.
PHOLSTER-
North end of Fee's Building, CoiHearso furnished when doair
Baskiik;rA Duncan ATTORNEYS AT LAW, - rraoticc in the Courts of Monroe and aijoin mjrpounttes. Prompt attention given to col lection a and all th? lecal bnsinosa
intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Sp.rit
ons. Vinous and Ma't dqaors, iu a less quantity than a quart at a time for & perion of one year, with the privilege 01 allowing the same to be drank n the said premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and Malt iiqnors, and thai said premises being situated in the First Ward of said city of Bloomingson, township of BU.oiaing ton, Monroe county, Stats of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: Parts of in-lots one hundred and twenty-nine (120) and one I undrcd and thirty (130) in the city of Bloomington and bounded as follows: Beginning fifty-four and one-half
(Hi) feet South of the Northeast corner of said in lot one hundred and twenty-nine, thence VVrast sixtysix (6G) feet, thence North wo and
one half (22t) feet, thence West six
teen (10.) feet, thence bouth twentytwo (22) feet, thence Kas. eightytwo (S2) feet, thence North uineteeu
and one-half feet 10 tfii0 Pce
of beginning.
JOHN M. VAN iiJBMAN. November 10th, 18S3-
Estato of Jonathan J. Hinklo. Do-
ceased. In the Si on roe Circuit Court, in
the Statu of Indiana.
AH Creditors, Heirs and Legatees
of said Estate are hereby notified that Jonathan M. HiukJe, Executor of said Estate, has filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of
said Estate, and that the same will
come op fr examination ami ap
proval on the 4th day of December. 1883, the same bcicg the 14th judie ial day of the November term, I.S83,
of said court, at which time said
Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are required to appear in said court, in the Court House in the city of
Bloomington, und show cause, if any
The. undersigned, a male, citizen
oer the age of twenty-one years and an inhabitant of the City of Bloomtugt.cn, and County of M puree, and ta U a f lad ian a, h ercb v gi ves no lice to the citizens of Bloomington, and of the Fiist Ward of slid City, of Bioomiogtcn Township, in said County of Mouroe and the State of Indiana, that he will at the Dectm her Term, 1883, of the Board of Csaiv ssiioionor?., of the County f Monroe and State ef Indiana, apply to said Board for a license Jo 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 the same to be drank on
the premises upon which he dsa'ires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and
Malt liquors, and that said premises are situated in the Fiist Ward of said City ol Bloomington, in Bloomington Township, Monroe county, State cf Indiana, and described as follows: A part in-lot number one hundred and thirty (130), in Town uow City of Blooming to, Monroe consty, Indiana, beginning at the Southwest corner of said in-lot running thence North twenty and one-half feet (20) feet, thence Eaat forty (40) feet, thenes South twenty and one-half (20) feet, thence West forty (40) feet to the place of beginning. JOHN STOCK WELL. November 10th, 1SS3.
CityTaxNotice.
To the taxpayera of ltheCity of
Bioemiagten: Notice ji 5 hereby given'Jthat the Tax Duplioate for 1883 for the City of Bloom ington, Indiaua, in now in my hands ready for collection. The 'rate of taxation upoa each $100 valaation for general and special purposes and for poll tax is as
follows: Goaeral Municipal Purposes: .
On each 100, 55 cents.
Poll Tax, 25 oeuts. Special Addltioial Bonds: On eaeh $100, 10 cents.
PH, $1.00.
Special Additlomal Sokool Pur-
posts:
On each $100 Special Sehaol, 15 eta.
On eaeh $100 Special Tuitioa, 15 tts.
Sinking Fund: On aach $100 Sinkxag Fand 5 cents. A penalty of ten per cent will he added on all tax not paid before the 3rdMoniay in April, 1884 The ffiee f the City Treasurer is in the Mayor's ofllca3g building, Bloomihgton, Indiana. William P. Hggees, Treasurer City of Bloomington. gar B3?30.&
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1NDUNAPOLJS. 1ND. (Established 1853.) ffLK B3IaA KTifi BIVT ; Thirty years of exporience In supplying the inhabitants of In
dianapolis and vicinity witlr
Silks and Velvets gives us ad
vantages that we share with our
eustomers, and which they fully
appreciate. We have received
the patronage and enjoyed the
confidence of the most experienced buyers of Silks and Vel
vets in the State. Our mail or
ders for this line of goods has
increased every season. Mindful of the demands of this department of our business, wo have largely increased its dimensions, and are now showing a stock of SILKS and VELVETS that is very7largely in excess of any previous season. The newest novelties in colors and styles may be had at our Silk And Velvet Counter.
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FBIGKS MAEKSDIH: PLAIK FlQraES. tis-"to iaform tio ladUi In and around BleomincUn thatiwhen rQuested bs UtUr w will mail, free of charge, fall lino ! ? amy Us, and carefully forwarded ederD,:howoyor.anjall. by mail or express as desired. Pnoos -in 4yeryl case the same as if the pur.chaser eame to Indianapolis and boujsnt the Sous at our ittere.. -. gettis, Bassett&Ob Ohio Mississippi R'y. THE 3 EE AT THROUGH CAB AND FAST TIME ROUTE.
T aaxd W3BST,
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To Get Bajgain
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NTTURE
MatMe ws & Tsisrer. Have raoTftd iato Iheir new room n tbe Dtir block" of Allen & Co. aad iiva tiiesBiggestvan B8 stock of Furniture in the comity. EverrthiR from the chcapc&t to th het kopt In (Stock. Bedroom suits fro ."0 t9 $400. Ftn?par!or seta, 'Ckrioooi, and flit Mirrors; ia fact ju csa get an vthiug'ju u vranvia ihair iiu cleaper than any pUc m Uvo, H will pay you to go anfPsie tittm ia their bw roonagiritbjvhoir ce-vv tsjkck.
and get ihoirfprieea bfifoio you buy.
NOTIi 4 E OF AD MiKISTB ATIO R
lotica ia krby : gtret Uvt the
undersigned a been ao Kted Jy tUe Monroe Circuit , Co rt, AtlnivBistraior oT the eta':o f KlisabtL VVhianaiidt latsof Moui-m couuly, Indiana, dc-censed. 8aid estato is supposed to k SiJvent. . - Jouh A. P-r8. Sept. 20, 1883. AdsainirtraUr. Louden & Mier.s Att'v,
8.00 pm 8 00am
A ook , Bay Ex. Night Bx, AUa&Ux
av St, Luis 6.40am S.OOaroj 7.00pm Leave Mitchell j 2.27pm 2 47pm 3.32am Arrive incinoati 8.23pm 6.35pm 6.50am
May JExpressbas Parlor Cars without cbauge to Cincianati. Dining ears Seymour U Giucionati. Kig& KxprcM lias Palae Sleeping Cars t Cincinnati without change. A 1 8a ss t i e Exprc baa Palace .Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati,
Louisville, Wasijincrton and Balti
iuoro without cbaiifre. Dining ear Seymour to Cincinnati, -WlSTWAwB. B ay IU . Bt Leave Cincinnati 6 50am 8,00ato 7.20p Q.LOpm Leave Miu'bell 1L55-&TO li.olam llT5pta l.SOam Arrive St. Louis 7.25pia 6,20(111) 7.iftaW SMhil The three express iraiaa r.a 4iiy rack vrav.
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Notice of Application for Lie wise. The undersigned, a m me pcremi over the age of tweuty-cine year aud aa ..inhabitant of the City of Blteington, and the County of Moureu and State of Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of BUoming-
ton, and ot the riret Vard, of oaiil
city, and of Hlooraingtou Township
in saiil couutv of Monroe, cud SUle
of Indiana, that he will at the December Term, 1SS3, of the ...Beard of .Commissioners ef the Ceumy ct
Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to Hull :u toxicating liquor3 to-wit: Spiritous. Vinous and Malt Iiqnors in le.i quanti ties than a quart at a t ine, for a period ef one year with the privilege of allowing the same lu b: drank on the premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Via ous and Si alt liquors, and the premises being situated in the First Ward of said City of Blooming ton, township of Bloomington, Conn 17 of Monroe, And State of Indiana and described as follows to-wit: 1lnrt nf in-lot nnmlwr Ane hundred
gsi&to of Bil"y Wilson, Doooaeed. aod thirty (130) m the City ot In the Monroe Circuit Court, in Blooming ton, Bloomington Town
the State of Indiana. All Creditors, Heirs aed Legatees cf said itate are hereby notified that Mary E. Wilson, Administratrix of said Estate, has filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said Ktatef and that the
tiior hn. wlivr f.wi sic.'nnnt, Khoiiid same wi ; come up tor examination
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not be approved
Witness my name this 8tu day of
November, 1833, Jonathan M. Hinklb, Executor. Louden fe Miere, at.typ. The largest and best stock
ed hardware rooms iu Southern i
Indiana are kept by McPheoters & Shoemaker, next door to Postoffice. Stuart & MoPheeters have dissolved partnership, and it is necessary that all accounts should be settled without delay.
If vou are indebted to the old
and approval on Monday, Dec. 3rd,
the same being the J3th judicial day tf the November Term, of said Court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are required to appear in said Court, in the Court House in the City of Bloomington, and show cause, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness rnv name as Administratrix the 7th day ot November, 1883. Mary ft. Wilson, Administratrix. Louden & Mi re, att'ys.
C."K. WOJSKA'LIii ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Sloominton, - - Ikr.
Special attention given to the col
lection of Pensions and oilier claims. Notary. Pub I ir. and I us n mice. Office over McCulla & Co a.
John P. Smith can bo found at his old stand where he will rive his entire time to repairing
firm von are earnestly invited to watches and jewelry. He pro-
make some kind of a se3; t leinent,
ship, Monroe county, Indiana which part of said iu-lot is bounded and
'i&at Exrre&s Kai Aor Car
to 8U Louis vy VhOUV cVvUU' Cuvti Cineini a;i to brvw.r
7Wfs'M "KtpJPM 1 has P!ci,. Slcvyiiiif xd to M. Louis wiibout I
vhane ...Also, o Cairo stud 2v
OrUans without oiiatig. Sleep in 3 Car Jr. Louis wlUovil chan, Foe r)IUVi fnferRitlva t t rout5, tickets, tisae, sU, ay ia person r by lett&v I H A. 1 rnucDLT, Agt., Hiteh4ilt' lz.. Or, t o T. Russ p r t, J Travft. ia rasienr AvuVNorth VrBoaJa. W. VV. PfiAcnr, GcuM aspt W. S.HA.rxucy l. Pas. At. LonisTille iOSfS57fi
Titni in E (feci March 13, XM1 uMmm Efent." Affords the Bvat, Cheapest, Qviok. at, mot Desirable lisuts to;ta Great West and Norh rViit, South and &cutb ITest. 3 a HUOUGU F JtssSkOUU Tlx Atiis, biit
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Parlor Coaches on day trains ts iwecu Chicago. Palace tfiecpera pn night train a between Chicajf and Jacksonville, Florida. Through tickets and Round-trip tickets fr South and South-west, and through trip and land exploring tickets for North and North-west 1 ia most d'rect and close connection routes. nagagj checked tliroujch
to all places where tukets are pur chased. fVavoiera wanting inform ation, apply to-eith.tr of thtV uader siy'l.
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ami thirty (130), running thence South twenty niae (29) feet, running thence .ELast twenty-five (S5) ftet, running thence North twentysine (29) feet, running thence West twenty-five (25) feet tothe place of beginning. FRANCIS M. SHARP. November 10th, 1383.
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as their business cannot he wound up until you do. Don't wait until they dun yon a number of times, but attend to the matter at once. McPheeiers & Shoemaker will continue the biifciuess at the old stand.
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do it cheap. He is a veteran jeweler and thoroughly understands his business.
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The Bcrxn Gdtdb, No. 34, Fall and Winter, 1883, giyes wholesale prices direct to consumers, on everything yon use, cat, drink, wear, or have, fun with. .Telia how
to order with exact cost, 210 pages large ones 3,300 illustrations a whole picture gallery. Contains information jrlcaned from the marked f t!ie world. No oUier piichook in ex istence contain as much information. Bent frcctoany ad-
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