Bloomington Courier, Volume 13, Number 49, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 October 1887 — Page 4
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23CO3RATIC TO TH COKE.
Dip you 666 the President. Ths Democratic leaders are highly pleased with the prospects for 1388:
Pkesieent Clsvelanb and wife are beiag received in royal style id every city they visit. Mrs. Cleveland is gaining her share of tha favor while Grover is making friends and supporters at avesy point Boke republican organs which are still of the opinion that the repubikan party 3hould be given another lease of power upon its -past services and future promises we attackiag the third party movement with great vigor. They seem surprised 4bat should have lost ibeiribv3 nd respect lor the g. o. p. and that they should desire to organize new party.
They a?e. shocked at the idea that they should make war upon the rspublicaa patty. Shey don-t seem to realize iho fact that the people are getting tired of their attempt to ride into power on their past record and their present promises. The prohibitionists are making war ca the remains of the republican party in earnest, its foundation can't stand the shocks; it is beginning to crumble and each political storm brings it a little nearer-death. Plhk after plank has fc&an pited on the frame work (prejudices) until it is being crushed under their weight. The crew that has so faithfully manned the ship of republicanism for so many Jong years with longing expectations and anxious iopes, have at last routined and ao glittering gifts or guilded ffomises wl satisfy them. They
are determined .to leave the old sinking barge forever. Captain Blaine may cry Hum, Romanism and Rebellion, but the deserters are increasing and his ranks are gradually weakening.
Indianapolis Sentinel : High taxes place annually in the treasury of the United States $100,000,000, for which the government has no legitimate use. To take this money from the pocket of the people is robbery pure and simple. The demand is to reduce taxation until this surplus disappears, until robbery ceases. The blatherskites who, when the clem and is made to cease robbing the people, yawp "free trade," are the advocates of robbery. A Brazil special says : Ths "Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Ealleoad Company will, beyond doubt,it is said; build the purposed branch connecting their main line at Bainbridge in Putnam county, with the coal fields at Brazil. The route has been surveyed and the New York managers are reported as much pleased with the outlook. Soon after the purchase ot the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Eoad, the managers of the Chicago and Indiana Coal Bond, who had been going into Chicago over the Loaisville,New Albany and Chicago main track from Fair Oaks, now breach that place over their newly acquired track by the aid of the Big Four from Swannington to Momence. This cuts off from che Louisville, New Albany and Chicags Road much coal freightage and, no doubt, influenced considerably in the building of the projected branch. Once in operation it will make its projectors formidable competitors of the Chicago and Indiana Coal Road, which is now transporting to Chicago about 125 car loads daily. MATSON FOR GOVERNOR.
What time your correspondent has been at the Capital, and that is about ten days, I have seen representative Democrats from nearly every part of the State, and let mc make o prediction now. If Colonel C. C, jfat8on is "alive and well" ho will be the nominee. The Democrats are fully determined to win, and they are going to make no mistake, Cleveland, of course, will be tbo nominee for President, and much of dissatisfaction which I spoke of before is by some charged to Cleveland . I mean dissatisfaction arising from the fact of Rspubiicans being kept
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crats pntthe blame where it belongs on the Congressmen. Colonel Matson was the Grst Congressman in Indiana who could truthfully say, "There is not a Be publican holding a Federal appointment anywhere." Matson will be nominated for Governor, and then the good people oi that district will nominate Colonel Eb Henderson or Hon. George Cooper to take his place in Congress, either one of whom will make a Representative of whom the constituents may will be proud.They arc both good Democrats fromi4away back," and are hustlers, and if either one of them gets to Congress he will give Civil Service a black eye. And by the way, I have been somewhat surprised at the sameness of the answers that come from the Democrats when they are asked the question: "What do you think of Civil Service?" The answer given from the Wabash to the Ohio is "Civil Servivic be d d." Colonel Matson then, will head the ticket in Indiana next year, and in all probability the balance of the ticket of last year. The party generally feels that it was not the fault of the candidates that they were beaten, and are inclined to the opinion that they should, be vindicaU:d, which they feel will surely come before the Ides of November 1888. Cincinnati Enquirer. REV.S.L.BINKLEY OBITUARY.
Rev. S. L. Binkley was born at Tarlton, Pickaway county,Ohio.February 17, 1836, and died at Barnesville, Belmont county, Ohio, September 24,1887 being just 51 years, 7 months and 7 days old. The parents of Mr. Binkley were Methodists of the Maryland type, hence it is not a matter of surprise that he was converted at the early age os Bixteen or seventeen. He graduated at the State University, Bloomington, Indt ana, in 1855. He was a professoi one 3'ear in the Bloomington Female College. Afterward he attended Garrett Biblical Institute one year, and then preached six months in the Southeastern Indiana Conference. In 1858 he united with the Indiana Conference, and on the 16th of September of the same year was unUed in marriage to Miss Lizzie R. Curter. in 1861 he was appointed missionary to China. In 1862 he returned to the Indiana Conference, and prenched in New Albany, Mt. Ver2on, Vincennes and Martinsville. In 1876 he was transfered from the Indiana to the East Ohio "Conference, and preached in Kingsville, Alliance, Christ Church Cleveland, Soybrook and Barn.'sville. These are simply
the plain figures of his life. His bef loved wife and two sons, a daugh inlaw and brothers and sisters mourn his loss. His son, Frank L. Binkley died at the age of 21 at Alliance.
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Ladies V, raided suits in patterns. Lndies fine dress goods In the vek. Lad ies and Misses J crseys. .. Ladies and Children's underwear of all kinds in wool. . Ladies and Children's muslin underwear A nice line of buttons and dress trimmings. . Handsome setts 0 beaded passementerie Braided setts in colors. . Ail kinds of embroidering material and goods for fancv work, The newest styles of TAMO SHANTER Yarns and Zephyrs of various kinds and coloes. Infant's Cloaks, Gloves, Hosiery, &c.
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"FRANK DOBSON PROPRIETOR. have bought the Wagon Making and Shoeing Shop of Andrew J. Hoover, Comer of College Avenue and 4th Street, and invite all old customers, and ail others, to call and give my work a trial. jjQITHorse Shoeing, Wagon JPj Making and repairing done, and satisfaction gwarranteed. Frank Dobson. Jan. 22, 1887.
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Kotioe of Administratiori, Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has btien sppointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of iMonvoe County, State of Indian a.adininistrator of the estate of Isaac Bo wen lato of Martin Count' deceased. .A Said estate is supposed to be sol vent, WILLI A M BOWEN. Administrator. Sept. 28, 1837 .... " R. A. Folk, attorney. CJoissg to Cjuf fc. We are going to quit the sate ot Wall Paper and Window
Shades, and we now desire all of
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tunity to get some of the bargains in this line. We will sell every pattern and every window shade at actual cost, and this is your only change as we will buy no more. MePiiEETERS & Shoemaker. P. S. Ail accounts belonging to said firm must l?e settle up at once by cash or note. Gentlemen the above must not be pktoff. Come forward at once and settle up, no matter how larffe or small the amount is. It has to be settled. Delay is only liable to make trouble. McPHEETESS & SEOEMAKER.
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Ccmrai-sioaors ' Sale-" of Bed Estate ,. Notiee is hereby giyen that the undet signed Comraissioaer of tlie Pike Circuit Court, appointed to stll certain real estate; belonging to the parties in an action there-4 -in pending for partition, wherein snn T. Roseman and others are plaintiff and Belle Marshall and others are defendants, Mil ofier at private sale at the Court House door in the town of Bloomington ; on the Slst day of OCTOBER, 188T, at t : . o'clock p . m. of said day the following real estate in Monroe county, In the SUte of Indiana to-wit: : 1 Lots three and four, of the Norffiwest fractional quarter of section one, townshin; n!ne, noitii range one west, seventy-tbre; and' scventr-two one hundredths acres. Also the South half of the JSoutUwesft quarter and the Southwest qiiarter of the, Southeast quarter of section one towa4 sb i p nine, North of range- one west, oner ' hundred and twenty acres and in all one." 1 Hundred and ninety -tliree and sey.enty-twic one hundredths, acres. - v 1 t-.'l -'.. --r
TERMS OK SALE-One Bali cash, the balance in six months, the purchaser glv ing note with approved surety bearing six per cent: interest from day of sale. Bids for the above described real estate should he-left with R. W. Miers. ' " EMMET M. SMITH. ,t --:
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Administrator's Sale of Seal State.
Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Administrator, of the estate of William G.Graves, deceased will by order of the Monroe Circuit
Court, oner for sale at public auction to the highest bid er on the premises herein after described on TUESDAY, the 8th day of NOVEMBER, 1887,
at 1 o'clock p. m., the undivided two
thirds of the following real estate in Monroe connty, in the State of Indiana towit: The Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter and the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter and the Sou th west quarter oif the Northwest quarter, except ten acres off the North side, thereof all in sec tion thirty-three, in township seven,
North range two West containing in all one hundred and ten acres more or less. .... : ' ; JTorms of Sale: pno-thiwl cash m hand, one-third in six months from day of sale and one third in twelve mon ths from day of sale. The purchaser giving notes for defered pay
mentis bean ug six per cen c . interest from date and attorneys fees, waving al 1 roll ef from v al vat ion or appraisraent Jaws, With good freehold suriiy. RICHARD YF, CARR, Administrator. Oct. 3d 1887 R. A. Fulk atty. for Adnrr.
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Aroiiiistrator's Sale of Eoal Sstate.
Notice is hereby given that the7 undersigned Ad rainisirator of theEstate of IJfiliifira B. Roddyy,do ceaced, willbj' order of the Monroe Circuit Courtj oiler for sale at priy-; ate Vendue from this day until tlie
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the east halt of the south-east quar-t ; tor of-eection Jive ;in township eight -. North range one West, beginning-at1
a point sixteen and one-halt ee South of the South-east corner ot Seminary lot seven, thence iuning. West thirteen pole and sixjteeh links
thence North one pole, thence West-twenty-six polos and nine links, thence South seven poles and sis : links, thence East thirty-nine poles 1 and twenty-five- links, thence Nortfitsix poles and six links to the plac?; of beginning ; also a part of Seining: arv lot stxtv-eisrbt. beinor in town-
ship eigbt, Nprtb range one IFest, . being five acres off of the onth si. of said lot sixtj'-eightif V ; f J - And if not sofd at private ?a!e for -tlic full appraised value thereof r- by said dayj wiH ox tlic p the same tor sale at Public Anctioa" ; to tho highest bidder on FRIDAY '.-v. the,21st day of OCTOBEll, 188jii 2 o'clock in the afternoon. v S 5 f Terms of &le,-One-third, caeli : . ; , Hi hand on the day of feale; one- , ;
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