Bloomington Courier, Volume 10, Number 4, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 November 1883 — Page 4

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Ji,'iVj'j aO 1 Uii itip . M A r. The publishers of UuilodgrV Monthly offer twolvo valuable rewards in ihoir MoirJl.iy for iecom!er, among which is the following :

We wilj rive 20.00 to the : person telliiig us how ninny verses there arc oontab'ii'isc bis-

candidate

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Democratic

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neiniiistion as Jadge of this circuit. When Judge Wilson was elected in 1878, the vote showed that he was very popular in this section, he ear tying the county by a good majority. The advent of Judge Wilson upon the beach was the signal for a complete revolution in the manner of conducting the business of the courts in this district, and thousands ol dollars have been saved for the tax-payers. While he has always been known as an able attorney, his administration of the judicial affairs of this district has gained for him a place in the front ranks of the distinguished jurists of the State, besides gaining for him many new friends among the people whom he is serving. These remarks are suggested by the announcement of Judge Wilson's name as a candidate for re-nomination, and are not intended to disparage the claims of other able and worthy gentlemen whose names will no doubt be presented to the convention. s It is expected that Matthew Arnold will lecture in Bloomington some time this- winter. The Indianapolis J ouijnal recently said of him: It was the amiable Matthew Arnold who said in his article in the Niuteenth eniury upon

America,- not !oag: since : "No

one man in 100,090 has either

the manners or cultivation of a gentleman, or changes his shirt more than once a; week, or eats with a fork." But the Americans are a forgiving people.

To the Gitissas of Ebomington. The CityTConneiju. in meeting .assemhled, do most respeetfidly re(pietl that evenr citizen of Bloomhtgton. vrhen "fire alarm" is given,

hail proceed at once to the Engine Jlie popular five-cent OOimter is Rnom, and akt in carrvihg j the still mainbinwl Tf. nil almor

. fire engines no the place of fire. j

eel the grocery store on Fanner's

corner, formerly owned by John K. Anderson, and hopes to. receive the patronage oi the old patrons, as well an many now ones. He is "determined (o do his share of business, and will keep a lull and fresh stock, and guarantees low prices and fair treatment. Trv the new firm.

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i&mQui Scriptures by I'oci'iuUer j.uui, jooo. oiidiud two or

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Lust Saturday seemed to he ;i dull day ireuerallv, but the usnai lurgo crowd was seen carrying away bundles from the New Voik yiore.

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They not only, request that) the riti sens render fcueli assistanebut 'toi i,re that it is tbe imperative duty ' t rug every ciiisen m'ho expects th4 engine to d'senT!CtVAiid tfeereby j pro tect their propertv and homes ;frozn

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Nat. Ut Hill,

31. D. GRfF?i 3"iTor. 16lh, I8S3. . . ' Births and Deaths

In Monroe county during tbe month

of October: BIRTHS -COUKTV. K4ward P. Flyn, girl. ( hades Coipert, girl. .Thomas' Ilubbitr.1, girl. .Wa.-H Mebaatet. bov.

w 4a?nes JJ. Henderson boy. Freetancl G. Koons, girl. Job a VVl WoCKt- boy. Ghesley Wood ward, boy. j . James L Smith, girl. James A. McClenney, boy. M atthew Morris, boy aad giril . j Joseph fA. Si m3, girl. . BIJ5TRS CiTX. -! George SUiott, bev. William E. Cpifio," jjid. ; Charley A. Sears, boy. 4 Wm. F. Rogers, girL Phillip Kerr, boy. Harman Creacfe. boy. Wiihatn E. Attkins, boy; , DEATHS OOIIXTY. Sarah Bowers, neuralgia ef stomOrlando F. Tincher, spotted fever. Thomas, H.t Bastia, congestion ef .brain. 7nfant Morris, still birth. Julia A. Thrasher, consumption. vf M&ndy Fox, cholera iti fan turn. : Infant Howard, cholera in far? torn. Maggie Roseb?rry, consatnption. j John bhryer, unkaown ! EATTf3 CITT. . Jutena Stipp, consumption.Kancy Rock, pericarditis. Elizabeth Britton, burned to death. j for'saleT One hundred and sixty acres , of land in Ciear Creek township, Monroe county, Ind. Seventyfive acres under caltivatipn, and : the rest well timbered. Will be ij old cheap for one-third cash, ; and the balance on long pay- ' ments. Apply at this oliice, or C. F. DowdenSmithville, Ind. ii gi tm i -. ? Asatricsa- Int!ttit9 on Pure Qrane J Wins, ' The. President and a Committee from the Farrir'S Club, of the

Am r i ca n Ins L i to te, h aye vi si ted Speer's Vineyards and Wino CUars, ami they report that thd Foi t Grape

Vrme of Alfred peer, of Passaic,

GMEisf mm aSmMm ISxeat Preparation for the Happy Eeat, The Courier took the advice itgave its readers last week and has been taking a stroll through Tobe Smith's Fancy Bazar. We can't tell one five thousandth part of what we saw there, nor did we see all, as an inspection of all the coiffents of this mammoth establishment would interest one for a whole day. Mr. Smith has kept a bazar for years, but never before was it stocked as it is now. fhe most valuable goods are, of course, in the jewelry and silverware department. Of thehtter, '$J,000 worth had just been received, and is now open for inspection. Then comes the fancy goods de

partment, which contains everything yon can think of that would properly come under that head. We noticed particularly some very handsome majolica

ware, and upon pricing some of

it, was astonished to find that it

could be bought for one-half

the price that was recently paid for the same thing in Louisville. The toy department i& a big thing. No wonder the children call Tobe Santa Glaus! Just look through this department, and yon will not wonder long what to buy the children for Christmas, In lact, having your choice from such a variety of articles as may be found throughout the establishment you can soon find something suitable, for

a present for any one, of any age.

stiil maintained. It will almost

take your breath away to see

more correct anevrs U iw.eived, iLp reward vil! bo divided. The money will ho ihrwurded to the winner December loth, 1883. Persons trying for the reward must send 20 cents in si.ver (no postage stamps token) with (heir answer, for which thSy will receive the Christmas Monthly, in which the name and address of the winner of the reward and the correct answer will be published, and in which several more valuable rewards will be offered. Address Rutleixjs Pcbusuika Company, Eastor , Pa. Where do ail the bundles

go to that are being daiiv carried !

out of the New York Si e re ? It seems that this house must bo supplying about a h?.lf dozen counties with goods.

will cure (iysncn.ajhecilbiioi, malaria. l.iJiicy cii?i:i5.e, liver compiaiui,

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. Sti'.it- oi' IiiM'iina, ronroe count). : It, Mse Circuit Court of M niroe cinny, :i the Suite of Imliana, iiiie T. Cain 1 vs No. 023. A!iwo A. Cole. J Novemlior Term, 1S83,

n it known Unit on Ww 5th ilay BLOOM lb - I2TiTA2FA. oi Oetno! ijKS, the nbovu mi (!

North fnl of Fee's V,n titling, Colho AveiUHJ. ; ! tllt'uifiv furnished whin ibahvtl.

phtintnl, hy hcv attonicvs, flK-t )u

cnnch&s the llood and purifies ths system; cures wtijikncisS. lack of euurg, etc. Try a bottls.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Notice is hereby given thai ih-2 uudersigncd has been apuointeil by the Monroe Cirvnit Court, AJmiiv istrator of the estate of Pt-ter Thrasher, late of Monroe coautv. India na, diseased. Said (?st:te is supposed to be sol vent. William K. IV.rkixgton, Nv. 24, 1883. AduuuirU-ater. R A, Folk, AttV.

some things on this counter thaiare offered tor five cents. Before leaving, Mr. Smith told us of a novel and startling feature that he was going to introduce. Having taken the agency of several spectacle houses he has become overstocked, and he proposes to unload. Hereafter, on Wednesday only, ef each week, he will sell good spectacles at TEK'

CENTS a pair. They can be

had at that price on no other day but Wednesdays. In the way of spectacles, Mr. Smith is also ottering the celebrated Combination Spectacle for one dollar. The regular price heretofore has been $2.50. We can tell no more this week on account of not having the space to spare, but we are going again soon to take another look.

The extension heel rubber

is a new thinK, at Blur's shoe

store.

5oe a woman in another column picking grapes for Bpeor'a Fort Grape Wind, that is eo htgldj astoemed by the medical prfeaai'KJ. The New York Store docs a large trade in the way of supplying country merchants with goods. They have such a large stock and it was bought so low that they can give bargains to even those wyho want to bay to sell again. Down to Business !

Having sold his fnridture store.

Smith has aarain embarked

in tit? jewelry business, and may be founsl at the old stand, North ftule of the Square, where he has just epen$d u brand new slock " of wtche?, clocks, jewelry, and erepy-ihirj"-in that line, which he is prepared to bp) as low down as ntiy house in this part of the cotwlry. Uepairiiig sbiiiraUy ami cheaply done. The largest and best stock-

ea naraware rooms m ooulcern Indiana are kept by McPheeter & Shoemaker, next door to Post-office.

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is the only Iron preparation t7jat does not color tlie teeth, and will uot cause headache or constipation, as Ctlier Iron preparations will.

Lmmwrn &

Wa $ I EL 810 Ladie-snnci ail sniTcrers from neuralgia, hysteria, ami kiiulred coniplaiiJts, will had itwitliout an equal.

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Uh or tho ci,rk of the Circuit Holioo of Application for License. Urn riot ilonroe couir.v, m the Suite t; . , . f.-i i i . . i,, . he undcrftigncei, n rrule person ol I ni in nn, her com pi m nt for divorce . .

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ogaiiust the above uanied defendant, and o:j the 5ih day of October. the s:d pbdnUir filed in the Oieik's ollicc an ailidnvH of a com potent person, .showing that the said dcfrmicnt, A 1 ouzo A. Uole, is not a resident of the Statp of Indiana, and said plumtiir having hy indorsement on said complaint required the defcndent to appear in Raid Court and nnswer or dtmur thereto, on the 3d day of December, 1S&3, now therefor said deJ'endcnt iast above named is hereby notified of the filing and pendancy of said complaint against him for a divorce, that uiile3S he appeal and aoawer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause on the 3d day December,'! 883, the same being tbe

FOS THE CURS Or

New Jvrsjs, i the mst retfebta tickets will be good going 11 itee to b pbUiaed. For . by H, days "efter 0f saJe? and m n be used nr rerimi anv timn he

The 'Xteusioa heel robber is a new llm)gr-at Blair s Shoe store. .r "

OUR CORN PREMIUMS. For tlie largest and best sis ears of corn, brought to this offise before CliFiatiiiaa, we will present one year's subscription to the -Courier. For the second largest and best six ears of corn, we vill present six month's subscription to the Courier. The corn mil be tied up in packages., numbered, and laid away until

Saturday, Dee. 29th, 1883, when

a Committee of disinterested per

sons will make the awards, and they will not know to whom the corn belongs until after their decision, is made. The corn will not be exhibited until on and after Saturday, Dec. 28th. The corn is to become the property ol the Courier, but we do not expect to make anything out of the transition ; it is simply to encourage competition among the farmers, ind to make them talk

about the Courier. "Only this, and nothing more' H. J. Feltus, Publisher. EXCURSION RATES TO FLORIDA. The Ohio & Mississippi Railway has now on saie round trip tickets to Jacksonville, Savannah, Charleston, ThomasviHe, and principal points South, at reduced excursion rates. These

be used for return anv timn ho-

lore June 1st, 1884. Inquire of j

O, & M. agents for rates and information as to nxitea.

Tho LateaCSivlea of al! kinds oi Millinery 'Goods constantly on Hand, The ladies are respectfully incited to call aucl inspect my fetock before leaving their orders ulsewhere.

Br CKiLLS and FEERy AH0 III HAUaiAL DISEASES. Ylie proprietor c? this calebreted cicdicino justly claims Tor it a snporiorlty over aU reiaodiss ever offered to The public for the BAPS, CEBTBr,.8FBE!nr and PSESiAIsSM? cure of Ague aad Fever, or CMHa and 3Pver, vfcoCbor o? short or long stand- . itogr. He refers to llio enUro Western and Southern country to boar hiai toatimony to tho truth of tho a52Ttioa that iano case whatever wiB it fiiil to euro if the directious arc strictly fcllc-A'ca and carried out. la a great many cases a Eingxo dose hca been sufneient for a cure, and wUela faiaiiiss have been cured by a tingle bottle, vita a perfect restoration of the general health. It" is. aeveveXi prudent, ana in every case more certain to cure, if Ug use ia continued in usaaller acsoa for a week or two after the disease has been c-aackod, more especially in d.llcu)t and Icng-staaiLag esses. TJsuaiiy this uedidno will not- repairs any aid tc J;sop tho tcw-jls in good criar. Should tha raticni, however, retsnire a cathartic

incdici:9, afir having taaon three or four

dos

BULL'S SABSAPTiULA ia the cid and reliable remedy f imparities of the blood and Scrofaloua aSboliono tae King ei Bleed jPartflevs. B23T,U0rS3. is prepared in tho form of candy drc-ps, attractive to the eight and pleasant to the taste. SISiTH'S TONIC SVBUP, BULL'S SAR8APARUU,. BULL'S WOBFa DESTSOYER, The Popular Ramodlas of tha Day

Priucipal OSce, 62 3!a!a St., LOIJISYXXAE, ST,

13th judicial vof a Tciragof said Court, t.ibc begun nml hcltl at tho Court-house in the city of Bloomington, on liie 31 Monday of Nov,, 1886', and compliant and the mattors'fand tilings therein contained and alleged will he hoard and determined in his absence. D. W. Drowning, Clerk Monrno Circuit Court. Louden & Micrs, att'ys for pltf. Oct. 5th,- 13S3. r.g,,-gtP.ll Kotico of Application for License, The undersigned, a male citizen over the age of twenty-cne years and aa inhabitant of Lht City of Blooaiingtsn, and County of Monroe, and Stale of Indiana, jierb.y. gives no lice to the citizens of Bloomington, and of the Fust Ward ot sud City,

of Bloomiugtcn Township, in said (County of Monroe and the State of

Indiana, that he will at the Ik'ttinbor Term, 1883, of the Board of Comr t ... .o ir .

and Btata of Indiana, apply to said Board fr a license to sell intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors in a less quantity lhau a quart at a time for a period of one year with the privilege of allowing tlie same to be drank on (he premises upon which he desires to sli said Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors, and that said premises are situated in the Fiist Ward of said City ot Bloom! ngton, in Bloomington Townsld), Monroe eounty, State of Indiana, and Ooorifecd as follows: A part et in -lot number ono hundred mid thirty (130), in Town now City of Kioommgtoa, Monroe county, Indiana, beginning at the South wst corner of said iu-lot running thne8 North twenty and one-half

Bifeet 20i) feet, thence East forty

iQssa of ffc.fi Toase. a bfaulB iiso of BULL'S

9BG3STA2ljS PILLS will be saf- (4G) feet, then co South twenty and

one hrt! et, thence West forty (4.0) feet to the place of beginning. JOHN STOCK WELL. November 10th, 1SSS.

SPEER'S Used in the principal Churches for Communion purposes.

I am now located in my new building on College Avenue, third door North of Fee's corner.

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INDIANAPOLiS. irsD. (Established 1853.)

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snPLK BSEPABTJ8 BWT, . Thirty years of experience iu supplying the inhabitants of Indiaiaapoiis and vicinity with Silks and Velvets gives us advantages that we share with our easterners, and which they fully appreciate. We have received the patronage and enjoyed the confidence of the most experienced buyers of Silk and Velvets in the State, Our mail orders for this line of goods has increased every season.

Mindful of the demands of this department of our business, we have largely increased its dimensions, and are now showing a stock of SILKS and VELVETS that is very largely in excess of any previous season. The newest novelties in colors and styles may he had at our Silk and Velvet Co rnier.

PiUCHS MARKED JM 3LA:M KOC&KS. jtfr'Vro bog to injv.r a Ibe Lulitiu in nrul n:?-i)fl Blowinpt'tn ihtA (rhu ronjfsfd by J; tier v c viU matl, i'rjfc if '-i ar.'re, f - i S line p in:lc.;, and (nrofuiiy i-irv.-ault o dev? ,ho vrever sniaH, by mail oi;-'Sp;,p:p jp deMrriJ. Prioea in fcTfry case t;io fmuc as it' thu rur-i-lif4jr eamo to InditM-nlU and bought tho

g&' l? at our stnro.

S PEER'S POET GRAPE WINK. This celebrated Nafiro Wino !5 m.ido from tho juice of Oporto Orwiio. rftiaeii in this country, lis; im plaabio. rvro unfturpaii,d y any Native Wine, ttomz the pure iuicc of ihe 6-rapo, it if naittiutftity baneiieiul to tlie Hfied and debilitated, ftiid cuitfd to the various ailment that affect the wenhor ?ex. It is in every sense a Wine Co fc rlicd oa, SPKEH'S R. J. SHERRY is a iW:no of Superior CharaeUr and for purity and jfscdicinul piuperties it is uncxeeLftd.

SFfiEK'S P. j: BRANDY ft ads warivfilla 1 for inelieal!puv&des. It is a pira distillation from the Kr.pe, has a delicate flavor, similar to the grapes, from vris ' h it is dis'illed, Seo thai tho siynaturo of Al,PKSU SrJ2SK, lassa e. N. J., is ovor the cork of each bottle, Sold by H. LIKDLUY. and by I' fascists everywhere.

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Special attonti"!i sfiven to the collection of Pcii.sious and othur clniios. Notary Public, and Insurance. Oflicti nvi?p MoCtilla & Go's.

FOR SALE.

Notice of Application for License. Tho iiiidurged, a male person over ihe nge of twentr-oue years, and an inhabitant of the. city ot nioonjington and county ef Monroe, hi the Suite ol Indiana, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Bloomington and of the First Ward of said city and of Bloom ingtos lOTrntthip in said county of Monroe and the Statu of Indiana, that he will, at the De cember Trni, ll'S3t of the Board of Com mission era of the said connty of Monroe and State of Indiana, apply to said Board lor a license nv intoxicating liquors, to-wit: Spirit aas. Vinous and MaH liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time for i perion of one year, with the privilege ol allowing the same to be ci rank ma the mud premises upon which he desires to sell said LSpiriteii3, Vinous and Malt liquors, and that said premises being situated in ihe First Ward of said city of Bloomingten, township of Bleoaing ton, Monroe county, tate of Indiana, and described as follows, to-wtt: Farts of in-lots one hundred and twenty-nine (12!)) and one hundred and thirty (ISO) in the city of Bioomiugtnn and hounded as fciiow3: Beginning fifty-four and one-half feet South of the Kortbeaat comer of said in -lot one hundred and iwenty-ni&o, thence West sixtv-

six (GC) feet, thence North two and one-half (2) feet, thence West six

teen (10) feet, thence South twentytwo (22) feet, thence East eightytrra (S2) ftetf thence North nineteen and enc-hnlf (19) feet to tho place of beginning. JOHN M. VAN DAMAN. November 10th, 1883. o Sstato of Sarah Williams, Deciasod. In the Monroe Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana No. 187.

All Creditors, Heirs and Legatees of said Estate are hereby notifiod that AquillaW. Rogers, Administrator with tho wjII annexed, of said Estate has filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and that the same will come up for examination and approval on the 21th clay of November, 18S3, the same being the 6th judicial da' of tho November term, 1883 of said Court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and Legatoes are required to appear 111 sad Court, In the Court House in the City of Bhiomington,

ovcrithe age of twenty-one rears and

an inhabitant ol the City of Bioomingtoti. and the County of Monroe and StatoofIndiann, hereby gives notice to the citizens of Bloomington, and ot the First Wan I, of said city, and of Bioomington Township in said county of Monroe, and State of Indiana, that he will at the December Term.lS83,?of LholBeutnl of Commissioners of the County f Monroe, State of Indiana, apply to said Board for a license to sell intoxicating liquors to-wit: Spiritous. Vinous and Malt liquors in less quantities than a quart at a t!;ine, for a period of one year with the privilege of allowing tlie same to be drank on tlie premises upon which he desires to sell said Spiritous, Vinous and Malt liquors, and tho premises being situated in the First Ward of said City of Bloonaiugton, township of Bioomington, County of Monroe, and State of Indiana, and described as follows to-wit: Part of in-lot number one hundred and thirty (130) m the City of Bioomington, Bioomington Township, Monroe county, Indiana, which part of said iii-lot is bounded and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at the Northwest corner of said in-lot number one hundred and thirty (130), running thence South twenty nine (20) feet, run nihg thence F-ast" tventy-fiye (55) feet, running thence North twenty -nine (29) feet, running thenee West

twenty-five (25) feet to the place of

beginning. FRANCIS M. SHARP. November 10th, 1883.

Estate of Eiley Wilson, Deceased. in the Monroe Circuit Court, in the State of Indiana. All Creditors, Heirs and Legaleo.-j of said Estate are hereby uoiiuVd that Mary E. Wilson, Adniiuistr -trix o! said Estate, has filed her account and vouchers in final settlement of said Estate, and ih&t lIm same will come up for examination and approval on Monday, l).. c. 3rd, the same being tho 1 3th judicial day of the November Term. 18S3, r said Court, at which time said Crenurs. Heirs and Lega toes arc requir A t appear in said (up't, in the ljuurt House in the City of Bioominirbm, and show caue, if any there t.v, why said account should not bo appro veil Witness my name as Administratrix the 7ih day of November, 1333, Mary & Wii.iox, Administratrix. Louden & Mkrs, att'ys.

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DAY MAIL, it I GUT KX No. 1. No. 3. 11:50 pm. 11:23 pm 8:50 pur. 7:3 am No 2. No 4, 4:51 pm 3:40 am. 9:10 nm 7:20 am.

Parlor Coaches on day trains tc twetn Chicago. Palace Sleepers on night trains between Chicago and Jacksonville, Florida. Through tickets and Bon ml-trip tickets for South and o-atb-wesr, and through trip and land exploring tickets for North and North west ia most direct and close connection routes. Baggag checked through to all places where tickets are pur phased. Travelers wanting in form -ation, apply to either of tho under signed. ... CARTER PmiVO, Aire&l. Bioomington, Ind Muvray KUer. ft, ? .A, Louiavhl. Ey.

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Sstato of Jonathan J. Hinkls, Boceased. In tho Monroe Circuit Cmrt. in the State of Indiana. All Creditors, I; fairs and Lratees of said Estate arc hert-by itutitiisd that Jonathan M. Uiukle, Kx.-cuioi of said Estate, htus Hied ht$ account and vouchers in Until seUlemwit of said Estate, and that the muw come np for oxnmi nation aiid approval on the 4Ut day of D'cember, 1S83, the same being the 14th judir

ia! day of the November term, 18S3, of said court, at which time said Creditors, Heirs and Legatees are required to appear iu $21 id court, iu the Court House in tho city of Bioomington, uid show cause, if anv there be, why said account should not bo approved. Witness mv name this 8th dav of November, 1S83. , Jonathan M. Hikklb, 1 Kxvcutor. Louden & fliers, att'ys. a frqta--Estate of Albert Parks, Docoasod. In Monroe Circuit Court, in ih State of Indiana. All Croditorw, Heirs and Legatees of said Estate are horuby noUilod that John A. Parks, Executor of the will of said Estate, has filed his ac count and vouchers in final settle mcnt of said Estate, and that the same will come up for examination

and appioval on the 2 tin day of No

vember, 1883, the same being the 7th judicial day of tho November

Term, 1S83, ot said Court, at which

time said Creditors", Heirs and Leg

atees are required to appear iu said

Court, in the Court House; in the

City of Bloominirtou, and show

cause, if any there be, why said ac

count should not be approved.

W i tn ess toy n a me as Ex eo u tor

aforesaid, the 1st day of November,

1883. John A. Parxs, Executor.

Ac. ou., Uuy Kx. Nijiht c.v, Ym'nes Sx Leavo t, i.tiuis fO -iUaui 8.00am 7.nOt?ui Lo.vv Atiti'bi'II--2 27pm 2 47pm 2 Shxxn t0.3i)pm A r ri vv C i u c i u ! a ti - S.jiiu 0.35m B.oOam o.Gpm 'Wmy KXreM has Parlcfr-Oai nithoul ciisi.ig: 10 C'iucin j:t;i. ..Palace' Sleeping Curs to Washinto.i Baltimore and Now York with u change iVSbf 'Exbri'W hem Palac

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Br Uig central pcaiiica uf its Uc5. casaco tt'i Ht ond .tho Woat lay alistc-f V xout; tad ee: Ciieajjo iUid Bacci City, CcoU Iqra. rjt-wy - ?

Ixaoa of road between Ailuitio ftiid tc X'oolita . f

Miff- (.2iiur viirj. jruiiA&aa jcretues jpou-.

sheave uuchcu ll.o3au4 I i. 6 lam i 1.55pm 1.20am Arrive t. Louis 7.25pm .2(ipiti-- 7.10am 8 30am ; Duiiy. f Daily, except .I5nl ay, i Bay xplMS has Parlor Cara j to 5t. Louis without change. ,

aci, via iMiiicss

JL.STotv sad Direct Iiac, via Ecaeca and siaia

KSh( fexprtim has Palace Sleeping Cars Huinmore tvi St Lou- ' is, also, Ciucinnati to Cairo and

New Orleans without 'vhaue. PkicEfiC I'xaes: has Palace Sleeping Cars Now York to St, l u t ale , Cincinnati to LouisvilU vju out change. For reliable information as to routes, tieket, time, t?lc, apply ia person or by letter to

H. A, Iucedly, At., Mitehell, Ind. Or, to S. II. Mills, TravUiagj Vassencr Asrent, Cineinnati, O., W. V. Vkauodt. Ccn'i Manager, j

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AU Thou3ii Jisoengora l'ravci-ca ifaui-lSxTsw . ITimias. .- -... Vi Tickets for al at- all priaalptl SWoIcet OSioes Ja. . the United States sad Canada. . : . Baggsffo eaeckod threuii and rjt c ftwa l ways ua low aa caxipctitQtn tii Cttt icso eulvfca detaUed Infonaatloa. cot fho 22pa'ad VoMiVi.?. y oLr nocres t TiokoS OfSoe, o? oddrca . . CASUS, E, ST. JO KK,

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ILLUSTRATED

12th and Main Sts.? Jan. let, 183 1. Wo soil cheap tho furniture and fixtures of the St.

diaries Hotel, Restaurant andi Bfir IJooirj, 7th and Main StsJ

Louisville, Ky.

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Witness my name ns said A1minfelM'or the :Ust ilav ot Oct., 18S3. A QUILL A W. RoflEIZS, Aiiuiimstrator with will annexed,

Fresh every day at Bonckarl'o,

THB OStY PAPTO OF ITS KIND PUBLISH

ED WEST OF NEW YORK Anil intended for people living within 500 miles of Cincinnati, to whom it will be. delivered every Saturday. sixteen 5asa ot Pictures and KSeadiii Matucr ritiyTwo Tlsace for 'riiroo Dollar, The Pictures will illustrate tlie Principal Events of the week and the People ot the time. Reading matter of an entertaining character, comprising short and continued stories, poetry, humorous and so Ice ted matter. Terms: $3.00 per year in ad vance, postage paid. For sale by all Newsdealers. .Send for sample oopy. Subscriptions received by

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To Gut Bargains, m

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The jhjTs' GuirilCcv. ' -M 'M, Fall and vVinier,iis HB

Siatiic wb Sp Twraif i Have moved into their new room is the new block of Allen fc Co. n4

have thcBiggostrand Bes stock of :

Furniture in the county. Everything -

from the cheapest to the best kept in stock, Bedroom suits .from 30 to $400. . Fine parlor sets, Ckromsi, and One Mirrors; . in fact ysu eas

get anything yon want in their lin cheaper than any placo in town. 1

will pay you to go and see them ia their new room withtheir new stock.

and get their prices before you Vuy.

to wawjww on everything ; m

you use, et, drink, wear, ot : have fun with. 1?cUa hoifg .

to order with exwllseiM. f picture todlorv.i CytJtains inftrrrUoa gle&ncd from the rnarkets of; thto WcrW. jp:?; , V.Ki.orvoV.rt!r i wrist nre centsinfti flM

- itv vwivt f v. - ...7 'aSy-y: sniachmfortnatioa; Sentirectoaayf . . J

hear from you, or visit tjo whc&i in .ourcttfij ; Near; Exposition BinUdmgs. Bcecuullyi Tj .. m

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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,.

lrsette in the Courts of Monroe inddfe5w

Slato & Monroa Ste., Chicago

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