Bloomington Courier, Volume 14, Number 8, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 December 1887 — Page 4

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FINE DISPLAY OF AGATE IRON

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A FINE OF TABLE CARVERS, POCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS, &C.

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THE BOSS BAKER,

r ? Fresh Sread CaUesandPies baked every day. A full slock of Fresh and pure CANDIES, FEUITS, NUTS,&C Ml . F W'A AW WAflf ATltSVf

jast put iu llfil t A Choice Brands of Ciirs and Tobacco. I ISP '04Ili'Ot: SS9.. :Gol" Avenue, ORCHARD

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at 'ED. I. McCJEE'S. All for Christmas Presents for sale by

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Overcoats

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MUFFLERS, HANDKEECHIEF; TINDEEWEAE, YAMS.

HOSIERY, I BLANKETS FLANNEISt

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PUBLIC SALE,

The home merchant is your neigh

bor; he pays taxes regularly every

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year 10 support your county ; ne Noliee is 5ierebr ffiven that the

buys the goods you have to sell and undersigned executor of the etale

employs your labor, and it is right or William Kusli deceased will sell

and nronftr that ha hnnld riv! ODIIC Auclion at tUeSiqence 01

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nprsnna nrnnprt.v ! nnp

fuel; buys nothing from you and cow and cait- oue two-horse waffon.

doe3 not employ your labor. Think one buggy, five head of hogs, one

this matter over a little and see if , lofc of ha-v othci' nrticles too

numerous to mention.

your

dler

r patronage. 1 ho traveling ped- TUESDAY, JANUARY SihI, 18S pays nothing for rent, light or oUowin personal pronertv : oi

you do not come to the conclusion

that it is better and more profitable in the end to patronize your home merchants to the exclusion of all others. Take the matter home to your own business and udo as you

would be done by.

OBITUARY,

Terms of Sale. Sums of Five dollars and under cash. Sums of Five dollars and oyer a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving iiis note with approved surety, with 6 per cent from date. JOHN T. RUSH, Executor of the will of Wm Rush Deceased.

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Book Store

The public generally are respectfiilly i informed t bat all the wants in the line of Books

CAE

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ONE CAE LOAD OF GROCERIES, CAR iiOAD OF APPLES

tost aaosirras. cAiiZi aits gst

NORTH EAST OOIINER SQUARE

C. ROBERTSON' & BRO.

THE SATURDAY COURIER Henuy J. Fkltus, Editor & Publisher.

$1.50 a Yem Payable in Advance

TUo Largefciaud Best Circulation .

DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORE.

SOLD ONLY BY J. m ALLEN CALL AND SEE THEM AS

THEY ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET.

South Side Spare.

W. J, ALLEN.

Wm.

HEW BAKER"

m SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE

Bloomington, - Ind.

IS NOW

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EDTSTS CCBB

MEETING OF THE DEMO CRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

The leading UHDEETAEEES and PUENITUEE DEALERS. They have the largest and most complete stock of Furniture ever brought to Bloomington,aud can self you goody cheaper than ever before. They haver a large assortment 'of . : r:,;.. W00Dft!LQTH & STEEL CASESTS And pay special attention to Telegraph Orders. Carriages furnished when desired. PIANOS and OBGANS, Kept in stock and sold on

The Democratic Central Comniittee of Monroe county will meet at the grand jury room on Saturday, December 24th,

1887, at one o'clock p,m., sharp.

Bussiness of importance will be Transacted. A full attendance is desired. R. A. Fulk, Chairman. J. W. Cravens, Socretary. ATTENTION, MASONS !

ATXORKBVS AT EAW.

Will practice in all the courte. All r iiJhlv pay ments, busmen gire$ prpaudv careful ut- Korth gide B00nlingt0Ilj jnd teatipji.: . r

Some hoys demolished a large pane of plate glass in the Howe corner show window, last Saturday night. ' These glasses are always fcppt insured. During the performance at the college last Saturday night a num

ber of drunken fellows were firing revolvers and shouting in that

neighborhood,' Where were the police-? The good people of Cross Roads will give a X-rnas tree and Oyster supper combined, X-mas eve. Admission lOcts. All are invited. By Order of Committee. Ed Adams, who formerly lived in Clear Creek township, this county has been elected Judge of Kearney Couty, Nebraska, Ed is an enthusiiactic Democratic worker.The prominent pat the took as leader of the Harrodsburgh Glee club during the campaign of 1874, will be remembered.

Monroe Lodge No. ii2,F. & A.M. elects officers and confers Masters

Degree next Friday evening, Dec.16. man is a

This is about time of the year for the man who does not subscribe for a paper to go sneaking home with a pocket full of almanacs and spend his Sunday perusing the story of the scorbutic cripple who was cured by a single application of somebody's goose grease. The almanac

great disseminator of

intelligence.

1887. J. K. Anderson, W. M,

U. V. JU.t QUO. We can,fc Tln,jergtand WJ ifc ls

Several young men were arrested that some people will persist in Monday for resisting the colored patronzing every traveling peddler Constable George Elliott. In this that comes to their doors. They

strong Republican town, the author- purchase from them goods of infer-'!

ity of a colored oificer is not reeog- : ior quality, pay for them just about nized : but the secret is, the colored , what you would have to pay their officer happens to be a Democrat. ' homo dealer for a first-class article.

On the 2Gih day of October last Mrs. Mary J. Dowden, wife of Mr. J. H. Dowden, died at her home near WilliamsviUe after a long and painful illness of about five months. That most dreadful of all diseases, consumption, was her affliction. The large concourse oi people that sorrowfully followed her remains to their last resting place demonstrated howtdearly beloved she was; by the entire community. Mary lies iu the graveyard near Can trail by the aide of her father, James McClelland and and an only sister, Mrs. Nancy Bedfor. Mary J. McClelland was mar

ried to Mi. J. H. Dowden on the 10th of February, 1886. Her married life, though brief, was one unalloyed happiness. Sue was a true and devoted wife. Mr, Dowden having all the love of this young wile bestowed upon him was more gracefully arrayed than the IHliea of the field and should not envy the diadems of the crowns. Though taken away soon after time In his silent course had registered' twenty-nine years; though taken away during the vernal delight and joy of rosy youth; though taken from the happy home, presence and affection, of a true and good husband; though taken from a dear and loving mother and attached brothers, we can all join in mighty accord in the sweet consolation that God in His good nes and mercy has provided a means by which theie can be a reunion of husband ami wife, of brother and sister,of family and friends in a home far brighter than this, beyond the skies. Springfield Register.

SHEEIFP'S SAUL

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V AND ALIA LINE RATES.

HOLIDAY

No Split Leather

33 wT A Split iri Prices !

The Leading Boot and! Shoe House

in town, and prices always the Lowest,

1ADIES' SHOES A SPECIALTY.

BOOTS ai SHOES fir M M BOYS.

Try BLAIR before yon buy elsewhere. All person knowing themselves indebted to W. T, Blair are kindly

requestea to call ana settle ac

counts. Yours Truty.;

It is stated on the streets

that the last chiropodist has left

town since Ed Whetsell began to sell those easy fitting Three Dollar shoes nobody has any use for a corn doctor.

NEW

STOCK!

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Casper Ve ixL Zaiidt, -the well known"

The Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets between alL stations on its line where the one nray rate is twenty ceuts or over,at one fare for the round trip, Tickets will be sold on Dec 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st, 1887, and Jan'y 1st and 2d, 1888, 'good going only on date of sale, andgood returning until Jan'y 3rd, 1888. These tickets will not be sold Dec- 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th For further information apply to the nearest ticket agent of the Vandalia Line. THE LEADING FEATURES of the Youth's Companion Announcement for 1888 just published are its Six lUustiation Serial Stories, by Trowbridge, Stephens, snd others its Two Hundred Short Stories and 'laics of adventure, its articles by Eminent Wrilters, including the Right Hon. Wm. H.Giadstoue, Professor Tyudall, Gen. Lord Wolscley, Louisa M. Alcolt, Gen. George Ceok, and one hundred other popular authors. The Companion has two Million Readers a week. Every family should take Jr. By sending your subscription now, with $1 75, you will receive it free to January 1, 1888, and a full year's subscription train that. date.

Undertaker

Has removed to the new room on the North' Side of the square, next to the Fee corner, and is hotter prepar? ed than ever to serve his patrons. Don't neglect to call and see the stock of Coffins before you make a purchase. A complete stock of late style FUKNITUBE, Has been placed in the new room, and additions will be made week! v,as the trade demands. (Jail on VanZandt before you buy

Stationery, Can be fully supplied 'at the CITY BOOK STORE . At Price Too a(?annot Fail to Pleases.

some reiro

SECOND HAND BOOKS. E. P. COLE.

Ali E SHE

)' WANTED i

To solicit orders for our reliable

Nursery Stock. Good Salary and

Expenses or commission. rrmanenti employment guaranteed. Address

at once statin ir are.

SNELL &H0WLAND. Nurse:rymen,

No One Can Be 111

the blood is kept pure. j&Iany who long suffered from bad blood, indicated by weak and wast ihgr kidneys, sores, aches, indigestion, etc., owe their completa recovery to the use of Br. Guysott Yellow IIock and Saksapabclla, and maintain their good health by timely resorting to it again and again as occasion may demand. It makes humanitarians sad to see invalids use improper medicanes.' The only safe cure for weakness of the urinary and digestive orgiuas is to make the blood rich, red: andpure by using this best of all alteratives, a remedy widely endorsed by physicians who have examined into its composition and curative effect It is a perfecter of manhoodand womanhood. Robust health and strength invariably takes the place of illness and distress iif Db. Guysott?s Yellow Bock and Sab- . sapakilla is made use of.

By virtue bf a certified uopy of S

Decree to me directed)? from tBiv Clerk of the M o n roe Circuit : Court in a cause wherein Vimioir Garteip' is Plaintifls, and James 8.Williara4

Milton jf ight et al are Defendants, requiringme to make thb J uiia .6F; Seven Hundred and :oTSki lara nd 1 Eighty ' Gents ; with interest - on iaid decree and costs, I wi 11 exase at Pufe lie Sale, to the highest bidder onf SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24th,Nj

;. .. ;;A, D.? 1881, ; between the h ours o f 10 o'clock a

and. 4 o'clock p. m. of aid day; a

the door of tlie Court House of Mon roe county, Indiana, the rents and

profits for a term not exceeding flP '"''a9 'i.l:r'l: - -J .

en years, oi tue louowing oescnoea Real Estate; to wit! ':A: In lot one hundred and five in City of Bloomington, Monroe counV'-, i Indiana, and tne mill building erected on said lot, wi-th all theu

machinery and fixtures aowin saSjf "J -f y mill building, and al so the follow ' r r ihg described machinery in eaid.'' ..v, building to-wit : one 10x24 iron bed engine, with goyewier oU-cjocC r ft foundation bolts, fl v-wheel and belt . " :,

wheel, one 48x18 feety six-flue botl-C :C:M-f -j

er tront grates, bearing bars, stand

back plats, safty blow offljv whisteli

steam gauge, try - cocks .glass' water gauge, s team pipe, iron tsmbke f tack

exhust pipe, breech guy rods in-

sperators fiitted; complete,' ; valvs and connections, toe

with ftr.her trimmmffs. -ana eminent- --z

If such rents and nro fits' will not

sell for a sufficient suni tosatisfrS -vU

said decree, interest and costs, I

at the same time and place, expose i

to public sale the simple of said real estate, or so much thereof asM

nrintr ha iiffiiAiit. t.n (M s f h n varf . ft i ill

Said sale will be nado without any relief whatever from valuation or appraismen t laws. ?

JONATHAN M HINKLE.

; i Shenff of Jtfonroe Nov. 25th, im:yj :n: : :h - . fffe-.r?

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H. T. SWINDLER & CO

BREAD AN D h C A K E. i WE ' . GUARANTEE- ; O XJ0 i ' BRE AD TO BE THE : i

'. BEST IN THE CITSf ONE TRIAL ; WILL GONf

VENUSNCE 5IOIJ r OE

. . THE PACT

Notice of Administration.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the J.udge of the Ciixjuit Court of Monroe County, State of Indiana, Executor of the estate of William Rush late of Monroe County deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN T , RUSH, Executor. Dec. 10 th, 1887. East & East Attys.

ft i$ fen l0;ta

'HAT the best remedy for

coughs and colds, soreness of

the throat and lungs, consumption and pther pulmonary distass is Dr. Wisiar's Balsam of WUd Oierry. -It quickly aUays inflammation and checks decay. No other remedy in : the United States has suchia large and uniform sale. People havo found out that it quickly cures a cough or cold, relieves asthma, checks consumption, and therefor they determinedly refuse -to take any substitute that may be offered in place of the reliable Wistor' Balsam duysotrs Yellow ! Doclc ana Siirsaparilla: . AND " ' MM BALSAM OF TO CHEERY Sold in Bloomington by Faris Broeu

OYSTERS of the BRANDS.

F0BEZ(N-': FBUZSS,

Give us a call.

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MIIiLIJWER.

The Latest Styles-iifiall kinds of

Millinery Boods

constantly on Hand

The lad ies are respect full v mvi fcsafe

to call and inspect mf stock heio f v

leaving their rdexseljsewhere, i

I ana now located in m y hew build V

hg on College Avenue, tJiiil,; dpp? North of Eee's corner, -iw ; v ''.T.-'

for sale by W; Jliq

Rhoror's,

Boys hite shitf cis