Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 21, Bloomington, Monroe County, 16 March 1889 — Page 4
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f 1.50 a Teary Payable in Advance
DEMOCRATIC TO THE CORE.
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No more 'election- bribery
r: Tmi ; Australian election system bill is now a law:
- Qwwe will have a faiirb
and a fair conht in Indiana
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Bcyisg ihe votes of floaters faereaftor fill be very dangerous business. - . No more "blocks of five The Editor of the Telephoned election day occupation is gone. - ly ia- saidthat when an Indiahaiaagoes to Washington he fe.4i moch at home that he caBs iJie Ooddess of Liberty by ier nrsisameb ? . ' - -. - - - . - the late Democratic legislature: Well done thou good and (aithUnl Servants. - Return to your homes and receive the plandits of the people;
al Blatform. None of the civil
service orders of the aUministia tiori will be revoked. Appointments to office will based on recomendations of Senators and Representatives in Congress.
ma Delia fraternity, e al. of the In cl i an a U ni versity , Whereas there is general dissatisfaction and discontent over the dieision of the judges for the essa7 contest held in the college chapel March 12th .'89' in which the successful contestants were F. 8. Mon-
and Mr, J. C. Trent read at the con
test, to a set of three judges to be selected in the following manner. The first step to be the selection of a committee of three, one mem-
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- iArlast we have had a
lature that accomplished something for the bcinefit of the people. '- Among the new laws passed was one to reduce? the price ot school-books one half; a law that insures a fair election and prevents tie buying of votes; a law that will cut down the interest on the State indebtedness from six to three per ent;a law providing ior the decent burial of poorsoldie a new homestead law and a new mechanics' lien law; .an eight honr law; a law to prevent the intimidating and black-listing laborers, or paying them wages in goods; and many other good laws which may be found in our report of the proceedings of the legislature. Y The Progress -of this place andvother Republican papers in this part of the State have repeatedly asserted that the pension allowances in this Stute have been falling off since the election, and charging that pensions were granted by -Democratic administration during the campaign lor.;, political effect. The direct lie is given to these charges by th record., Of course the editors of the unre-lie-able sheets will not attempt to examine into -the facts regarding the matter. If they would they will find tiiat during the month of Eebruary 523 7 original pensions were added to the rolls at the Indian-
HfHrt office and 1,273 increases. THis was an average of 22 originai pensions pec day. Will the pf8ent administration do as Cell? Will it do as much for the f oldier p was done by tile Democratic administration?
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Thb, bill to make a judicial circuit of the counties of Rrown and Monroe was not pressed in the legislature because Bartholomew' county, now in a circuit with Brown county, opposed it. Auother bill was passed taking Orange con this circuit,
leaving the circuit composed of
the counties of Monroe and fcwience, and hopelessly Kepublican in politics. Of course the Telephone hm nothing to say in condemnation oi this latter bill, jut it did howl long anc) load- over t.hie- proposition to mike a Democratic circuit. The m&k of setting up the pins for "Judge Pearson's shoe!can now lginbnt it will do no good as Lawrence county- cin ,out-vpte Monroe county in a Republican
9 tw - Convention, sa Judge Pearson mi&s- ' can have the office just as often
will have to be content with.the
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: jlKew 3f prk Expresswhose
jal4sher is an iniimate, liiend of
thPresident, publishes what it
purports io be the civil service
policy of the new administration . it savs that President Harrison jrtanstticklyby itbe declar-ktioibt
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OiRce-seeUers are cautioned toMyera and ,vherea3 iti the i?ei)ev.
go sittw, or tney may KM ineir chances for a place. No officeholder will be removed for partisansliip during the campaign if it was kept free irom his official position, and no soldier will be removed from office except lor incompetency or grave neglect of his official Tesponsibilities,and especial caution will boused in removing a soldier to make a place for a civilian. As vacancies occur they will be filled by Republicans. Candidates for office must not press too hard for the removal of the present incumbents irom office. The Express adds that President Harrison is a man of determination, arid bis wishes will be strickly carried out, so office-seekers must- must" govern themselves
accordingly.
; Wq ar0, going to have a Normal school commencing April 30tu term of schoul 10 weeks, to be taught by Garter and Eaton, of Stanford. We Qiiderstand that Win Car intchnel of this place, is going to attend Normal school ot Mitchell. How is this Bil), we thought you wore
al belief that J. C. Trent should 7 ; -have been awarded first place, ton. Thorfore: Be it resolved that Wo learn that Mis. Wine, Kinder,
T section hi cftxm v' 1, Mo Vihiiu does 'fti. f ;vu l OVO if;; (Treat. cv nnswered ti.:3 by ilie stf'uiion s that k has bv:i3 won, ait by nHvc-r-bu'; by liio oxiieneo which
NOTICE OF CITY TPEASBliEH.
To the Trtx Payers of tlie City of BloomiR:;ton. Notice is hereby criven that the Tax Drplfcate of 1888 for the Ci y ol Pflootninfifton is now in rav hands read for collection. The rate of taxation on each
fii-inrn mn iii'j ox'iier.co wiucQ i vv.UU va J u a tion tor Wenerai and
Sr rery fc?partiT:op.L Iu Special purposes and lor Poll Tax
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justice demands, that we in behalf j wife 0f one of our iiv men-hunts itiilv :v :-L 5 cc.vai ;7icaom- j crxial muxicip.il porposijs. of the many students, et al., pre-1 wa3 roilllf to BRP t(, ir.nq ftn! ;;ve:--:o vcivfi of its cVa., .thut pf tax -Fifty cents faOc.) sent you the following: . ' . . - . . ... V V ;t f . tl 4 t day week lo visit her daughter iSJrs. in la.; f:tu: . c .-im.. coaum-iiJd we challenge you vnh us to sub- a . :.tr j r.v vhowi:,itolr. rpu"ep.5t special additional boxdb.
ini6 uie essays ol iwr. o. iuoinouij - i 01 ui u-i-i r.i a.i innrra ptriu.a;?; to (n ah 8100 Kivrn cents- M'fn )
IjO 1 orti lli a. inn; Dili':-- find ci.irm 1 -:uao
as the Miit'oh winds cease to 'blow wo can seu the most prominent loafers on the barrels and boxes l . front of the stores and with their
ber of which shall be named hy vu.
one member by os and the third .tojk knives carving their on them
be chosen bv these two, tnus auu tue store ironis tor ruture re
The Bpring term begins Wednesday. . Miss Lou Phillips visited college Tuesday. E. E. Tyaer and Luzzadder will not return next term. The father of Miss Arcia Knox
visited her Thursday.
What is the matter with the college orchestra. Its all right. A number of students will remain in Bloomington during vacation A number of new students as well as several old-ones are expected next term. Chip Newiand, of 'Sspent Friday and Saturrtay with Bloomington friends. Miss Wyona Smitb,'sister of U.H., and Miss Bird Roseberry visited college Monda-. Prof. Swain was unable to hear his classes the first of the week on account ot sickness. Busby Sunday ed with Greencaatle friends. Rumor suys the attraction was not "Ben" but some other her. The dance given by the usfeull"on last Friday evening was a pleasant affair. Ihe music was furnished by an Italian band from hidianapolis. C. F. Hope, of Hendricks, has returned to college after closing a successful terra of school in Pntnam county . He will take the course in law. -1 Mc Mullen, 1. U.'s formed base ball catcher, who is now taking law at Depauw, was down to attend the "skull" dance Friday night.- Mac says he will attend the law school here next year. The public reading of the successful essays in the Literary society contest, took place ... Tuesday night. The prizes of $25, l0 and $5 were awarded to following persons respectively : F. S. MonicaljJ. C; Trent and Miss Greed Myers. The freshm an el ass held its election Tuesday afternoon with the following result: President, D. B. Foster; Vice-President, C. M, Hubbard; Ccr. Secretary, Will Boiand ; Recording 'Secretary, Arda Knox; Treasurer ,Miss ;E wing. The f rats, were completely organized and the barbs did not get a place.: ; Br. Samuel Garner has been appointed to the chair of Modern Language in the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis- He was "so ''highly recommended,'- saj-s the Anne Arun:del Advertiser, of Annapolis, "by -numerous leading college men from sail parts of the country, and made vsuch a lavorable impression upon the Academy au thorities, th at the commandant recommended him aboye all the- applicants. We may
further add that his present appoint
j-ment has been greeted with the
,greatest satisfaction -both by our citizens and by the naval people." 1 The Board of Trustees closed tnetr session Thursday. Among the more important transactions was the appointment of committees on Law school and Library building. The former is composed of Robertson, Youche and Richardson and the latter ot Ban ta. Mi ers and Youche. The. committee on bniiding will meet at Indianapolis on Tuesday to accept bids and receive plans for the building. The committee on Law school will meet with the State Boa; d Wednesday and organize and advertize
the law school. The resignations of
Brs. Kingsley and Dabney were accepted. The report that other changes
wire made in the faculty is without
foundation. The general dissatisfaction at the decision in the late essay con
test took shape in the following
challenge to the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity, which was ignored by that body. To the members of the Phi Gam-
selected. It shall be the duty of the committee to select the Judge to whom said essays are to be submitted by said committee for judgement as to anderior merit. The same system of marking being used as prevailed iu the proceeding contest, viz., 60 per cent, on con position and 50 per cent, on thought, and the essay marked higher by two or more judges to be declared the successful one. Each judge shall be satisfactory to each and every member oi the comimttee. Moreover, these judges shall be non-residents of Monroe county Ind. As n'pledge of our good faitb,we place iu the First National Hank of Bloomington the sum of $100.00 to be met by a like sum from you deposited in said bank, it being your option to make the sura larger or smaller. Immediately upon formation of said committee, said mone3r to be placed in their hands. If the essay of Mr. Monica! takes 1st rank said committee shall deliver said money, in whole, to you- But if the essay of Mr. Trent takes first rank then said committee shall deliver said money, in whole to us. Furthermore this challenge shall remain open till ten o'clock a. m, Friday, March 15th, 1889, when if accepted the said committee shall be formed according to said provisions and into their hands the essays shall be immediately delivered, to be done with as provided for.
C. E. Remsburg, W. Holmes. W E. Jenkins.
Committee
County
CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE COUKIKR S
CORPS OK: CORRESPONDENCE.
SALT CREEK. Good sugar weather; Stock hogs high and scarce. Wm Fry has sold his farm to Allen Easton. Milton Piitman has moved back to his farm from Unionville.
Milton Mv'ers has bought Thomas
Smith's farm in Bloomington township and moved to it. John Huntington went to Green castle recently and purchased a fine Jack. 11 e-has sold his stallion to 8am Sn odd yIt is now off from Washington instead of on to Washington, with the Democrats; but they will still live, move and have their being. Measles, mumps and white caps seem to be numerous in Indiana. The writer has had the measles and am expecting the mumps every day, but eh Lord we pray that we may ever escape the ravages of the white caps. Theie certainly has not been a better law passed by a legislasure in lnd'ana for a long while, than the new school book law. For several years, school patrons have been pay : ing unusual high prices for school books. Be of good cheer fellow demo crats. Democracy is not dead, neither is it soundly steeping, but mcrelv dozing, and when it awakens lrom its temporary lethargy, it will be more active and assiduous than ever. If coming events cast their shadows before, a democratic victory in Ohio next fall will surely occur. If the Democrats of Indiana will buck Iton their armor and present an uu broken front, this State will wheel into the Democratic column in 1890 Having done this democracy will be in good shape for a successful fight in the big b'attle in 1892. A party thut has encountered the storms anil endured the struggle like the democratic parly will never die. J. B. E.
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With Iho KuTOiL'-Mir nuinbur XUt Century sticoiAL ADDITIONAL SCHOOL rnRPoss
On each $100.00 Special Schoal
berlns .Us thiry-fi-v,nth voiuiao. Two great feattiros of tl-.o j2izr?.h:o wlk"li f"0 to ctiiil ::u'j
ference. Mr, J W. Sears of this place has returned from Arkansas where he has been hunting a location h -tending to go into the lumber business. Air. ears is a good business man, GftOTBR. Try Olrarley MoPheeters' ney grocery, Greeves' old stand. I have 4 organs which I will close out at wholesale price for cash. Wow is your chance. O.C. TURNER.
urn 3 avo aires:-. iy Vcil .T - ?
known io the public, tno fyii.jj
LiDCOia history aiia xho Piera on l;ib0ria and : Eaiiu Prsleni." Tae !""stol these, "written by ios$rfl. ITloolay and 3 lay, PrcsUlent Linccia'o jj"!vtvie so'jrctanc-3, contains the iasido history c! the
Lias opened again and is located at the same place he was before the fire.
lakery, Confectionary, Lunch Boom,
Choice SBDXtiS of ill kinds,
Fresh Oysters in CAN or BULK.
HAttKODSBOIlG. Frank Kmsr is a good one. Miss Jennie Tilly visited friends at Bloomington. Tuesday. John Owens is all right lyul stiil runs the hack to the depot. All of our best farmers are sowing oats, and breaking their sod land for corn. Mr. a in IIos tetter is teach 5 ng a subscription school hero. By the way Sam is a good teacher. Newt. Holmes oifr livery -stable man moved to town last Monday. March 4th. Me says he only moves every four years. r
Barley Hazel will soon begin to
BAKING DONE EVERY DAY
Oysters, Hot Coffee and LuncU at
all hours.
All my old customers and iw
are respectfully invited to call.
College Avonue. Remember that Charley MePbeeters, formerly in the hardware business, is now pro
prietor of the Greeves corner
gracery where he wiU he pleased to see his old customers, unci a host of new ones.
Hotioe of Final Settlement of Estate
In the matter of rlheestates oi Robert Taylor, deceased.
In the Monroe Circuit Court,
April Term, 1880.
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, as executors of the vfltate of Robert Taylor deceased, has presented and fihd their account ihd vouchers in final settleilieiit ol said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 22 day of April, 1889, at which tune all persons interested m said estate are required to appear in .said Court and show cause, ii anj' there be. why said account and vouchers should not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein, are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and makproof of their heirship or claim to any part ftf said estate. NKWTON K. McPADDEN WILLIAM BENNETT, Executor, jtfareh 4th, 18S9.
ADM IN IS 1 RATORS SALE.
Noti ce is hereby gi ve n that t! e undersigned, administrator of the estate of William Smith, deceased, 1 a te of M o n roe co n n ty , will o fl e r fo r sale tit Public Auction, to the high est bidder, on Tuesday, the 26th day of March, 1S89, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m., at the late residence of safd deceased, ail his personal propurity, consisting ol household and kitchen furuitLre, fanning implements a pi) stock. TERMS OF SALE-All sum under five dollars cash in hand, on all sums of five dollars and over a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving; note with gooM freehold surety, waving all relief from valuation or appraisement laws.' bearing six per cent, interest after maturity. JEHU P. SPARKS Administrator. Feb. 2Gth, 1SS9. R. A. Folk attorney..
Notice of Administration.
N:tieo is hereby i?iven. tliat the undwsiffned has been appointed by ihe iJudgs of the Circuit Court of Monroe nounty, State ofInduina,ad min stration ol the state of William Smivh late of iVoni'io county, deceas
ed.
. SavT estate is snnunafd to no sol-
plant gardeu stun, isoncy always , JEHU P. SPARKS',
has early taters and onions to sell,
ft&d at reasonable prices
F,b 2G,m Administrator.
Br' A- Puftr atty,
dark days of thowaas -: "Cen lrom the While 'yj' House. i" 'y Gqorgo Kecnan, arc attmoUAg tlio ateril&a of iho civilised world. Thn. Chijago Tribune saya that "no rther magazine articles printed, in the English laujruage just now loach upon a. .Iijoct v xich so vitally interests uiithoughtiui pooxiic;in Europe and Amtr:a and Asia." As ,! 3 Already kuown, copies of . T'r.c Century entriuf? Suatiu have these articles toin out by taaeastcais cillciala on the frontier, ThA Century will publish tho most im portant art foarura that lias yet found
jTiace in Us paRCs. is i a result of four years' work of Mr. .Timothy Col 3 v the icadiuff magazlao ea graver of Iho world, in the f:alleric c f Ea rone, en gravinjr from tho origimds Uie r-eatest pictt.rcs by the old masters. A series of papers on Irolaad, its customs, land-
aoiilics, etc., will appear, ad tlierO ro to
ba ilJastrated arlizles on Bible scenes, treating especially t he subjects of the Internauon&l Sunday-School Lessons. ' George W. Cable will write " Strange, True Stories of Louisiana." Tb.cro will bo noveioites and sliort stories by leading writers, occasional articles on war subjec ts (supplemental to the famous uv7ar Papers" by Ciencral Grant and others, which have been appear ing in The Century), etc., etc The Century costs four dollars & ycor, end it is published by Tho Century Co., oi New York, who will send a copy of tiio lull prosocetua to any one oa request.
ftightcen cont (18c.) On P!K'h $ 100.00. Special Tuition Sixteen ccnti (ltc,J J SINKING FCNO. On each $100 Five cents (5c.) A ppnaUy of ten per cen t will bo added on all tax not paid, before the 3d Morday of April, 1839., The A.'H&e oft.itv Trcasn reTfJ is in room No. 1, up stairs over the grocery store ot J. B. Clark's, Bloom ington, Indiana. HENRY S. BATES, City Treasurer. Bee. 12th, 16SS.
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to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock! Steady employment guaranteed Salary and expenses to successful men. Apply
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NO i ICE TO INVESTORS.
The books of tlie Bioomii otou
Gas Company are now opue 'i al tn Sct-rutar's oilks (Charley McPjou
lor's grocery sioivl for the juirpost
of takinir ftioek. Sail! Ih-cks will In
closet! when $700.00 iliore iMibtrh
ed. Ifaul tintouiib I not taktm b .March w ill el mij how. Stock $50 per thnre. If you warn
stock m a Davmir buss now i.
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EMPLOY M E W T?
iALKSMBN WAN riiD-Good pay No previous Vxporii nee required, irrite mo before you engage for my terms My system insures success to cnorijeiio working mnn This is an exeeUont chance for a ool position. . Salfify from ttart or f(2; commission. Local or permanent prnployntent Apply to Frert. E Young, Nursery man t Ivocbe.ster,N. Y.
VANDAL! A LINE.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Stock liokUra in The Hiotmioto. Gas Conpany are lireby notiilco
that an assossim nt of 10 per cnt. fs
now due, on their stock, any Uu same caft be pahl to Scc tetan at an time up lo lss of Mmch' Tane no lice and govern yourselves accord in&Iy. ' ROlT. C. GREEVES, Sec; Feb. 10th, 1889. Seoreliiry's office in Charley Mi
Pheters rocerv store, corner Kirk-
wood Avenue tin d Walnut street. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of Circuit Court of Bfon roe county, State of Indiana, admini srator with the will annxc.ci of the estate of Ebon Newton late of the State of Ouio, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be hisol writ CARLES Q.-CORR, Admirustrator. December 27th, 1888. aliers fc Corr attys. -Always a ftill stock of fresh groceries, at Whitakers, Etorand Block.
A book of l'X) nasres
Thy bP3t book for au
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eiisa 5Sa or ZitSSS.
itctuiraiiid liaia ot newpzoorsiind estimates
:j f tV cos t of at i v e rtiai t iff. Tl c :u 1 v rt tee r tt'h o want. o apeno ono dollar, flivlu in it the information he roquiroa, while I'o'him who will invest one hnnlrel Uionsnntl dolhtrsinad vertlainj?. aschcraeis indicated which will meet his every requirement, or can le made to do 90 hif slitl tch-Mfes easily arrived at by cor respondence. 14a htions have been issued.
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Sent, pyst-pani, to any Hadripfl tor 10 cents iVrite to liEO. P. liOWJiLL & CO., PiEWRPAPEU ADVErmSLVtJ P.UKE1TT.
vo Spruce St.J?rlii tin iionse Sc..)- Tevv ,osi
As a Family Remedy
SetU AruoInVe ,
COUOIil KILLER
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Wo havo .ised it for the $t.t:nn vejira. andean truly
Wfckk2:&38 recommend it.. "...
JfSS5' Mrs. C. Filkjin, Monte-
aaaamaa zumn.N. v.
Druggists, 50c. and $1.00.
NOTI CIS U b-AD M IN 1ST RATI ON.
Notice is hcwbv givt?n. that the undfraigned tins hv(:i appointed bv the Judge of 'tho Circuit Court of Monroe County, Bute oi' Indiana, administrator de bonis non of the estate of Ninev Major late of Mon
ro:4 cm u v, tit -.ceased..
Said est-ntc is supposed tti he soj
vent. LAWitKNUtf V STiwifif
AdmiiHitrator. Jarch 7th, 1889. Davis ftad fliers fc Corr sUjs,
Leave : ST. Louis Kfflngham iVrre Haute Arrive: 2nd in napolis Columbus Pitts burgh Hhilade-phia New York
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Tlio Shri rteftt, Best and Quickest Line ber; teen tho North and South. s Going RastLeave Greencastle Junction at ''J i :28 a. m . 1 :43 p. m., 3 ?18 p.. in. and 2 ii. m; . lnl!iaiiapoHf3 Accommodation 8:20 a.m.. Goimg West Leav Greencastle Jnnction tttsi: :04 p. m., 9 :02 a; ni ami 12:22 night. p - "7 " ' Tcrre Haute Accommodation 53& p.m. Going North Leave Terrc ITaute , at
G a. m., ana 4:00 p. m.; arrive at South 11:00 p: m. .... , m Miv'kh-.g direct connection tor all points under the . sun : -Your connections are sure am! quick in Union Depots, h No T-ansfers Or Lay-overs ancl j.eyxt aceomi)io( ationa aro unexcelled.. " For 'urther information as to . tima rate.6?, r Mites,, efe1.; address, your nearest
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MONOIT EOUTS. l.oniille New A.Ibnjay & Chf caco TfKK TABLE AT RLOOMtaTN, (Central Standard Tim e. f - : t In effect Jan. 16th, 1881 Goin North Chica Day Bftail..:. . . . . ... 10: 58 a. ni. ChiCrtg Night Express. II :B p.. m. Gcin? South - . t fcj . " . Lou;iav .1 ie Day Mail ...... 4 05 p. m Louiisv lie Night Express. . . . . . 8 a m
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nndersigned ba? UeeU a'ppin lent 15
the Cylerk ot the Circuit, ConitH
Monroe coiin, Stte ofIi)lranip
nw n istratoi?-f of tin? estHte- fii5le
Taylor; -latr of?! ;iVlonYoidon ceased, 8airi estatiatiboscd
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as not retired "frotn". busiipiesji
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Suppl ies. He will hereafter c erSy
I ines, and tr iti .gua rautceil?; -w'il
best an0 prices tire lowest? flftfiiejfi
tier iho a, bitdb
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'The besi- salv .0.:tB":ct3d
Gats, Bruises; StresC UJcerfi
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Skin Eruptions- and W poi tivi
t Via guaranteed to give, pferfeec Wti
IS THE LEAPING
EBSSI!UB DSALSB,
r crrrv in stpek the best
Furniture and CJndertal
25 cents per boxi -o -ijijt-" jj
evoil ept in Bloomington and- will;, kdid .seil 1.;u jjooda cheaper loan an v. one..': Omre and oe me betore yoii buy. X Fo CHILDREN OF ALLAGES. ; jiBi8BH S flt Nicholas for 1889. IpJlp PEOPLE who have, the ?4f3$S V idea that SZ Nicholas Mag- . M?0m IJp , U ' ". '3 ,on forlitUe,cnit , 5- -gdren should took over the ", f KSttS i 'prospectus of tha; maga-'i r.. iyA ;UiTvV-,iD J . jrirftflMfr'' W ' Sue for 1833, and i EffiP JHf ?viu- discover .that it. is for chiUlren oU S'ttp ali -r i isres. u from five to iehtv-iive,;5 1 Ii fes fflSHU.
!aa is designed for fjir'Js" ana j g fSwS6gSgM HHM
almost bo cailod a "feuniK ! fei'5iS3
riii anJru.ilon gtrn, Tsic vhrUe to us at uttccewn.rj ftves tli v iiosi vM.n:-tisifJne in the worM. and tUa fc:i?i U of m-imU of h'ft-h art aver shown top'thir iu Ajnrri.
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WttHi Sf. JVicho
boy's, , it might
taagi zine," for the grown-up members of
hots- jhold atiU find innch. to interest theo i Hi&&g$
in ovary number. ,-, '' .. ' j g,5fc Th editor, Mrs. Mary STaTWjj :. Dodsa S!Si
calls the next volume an ail-round-h S&rS woi?H year," because it is to 'contain s j SSJfe
mata; f illustrated papers about the world n
geafe ral-aot dry 'geographical papers, but
sto:ri is and sketches and tales of tr
ad vc dture by land and ' sea and all i
teat; d by the best artists. The fea:
wiU include a serial story, "How We
the Farthest Nor
Goto. A. W. Grecly,
wel-
the
very, xn is year ; . r
wIr diaus of the Amazon,, by Mrs; FranU ! JSS
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knovm commander ol C" leS8
Groojy Expedition; KOSKM &?S-Q5lmBBilHKaB
Cai herwood, who is! writing " i iMlMlliil
t J f 'itTfTrtrti'J!'.-yrm
A&Am EKADT FOE BUSINESS
Europe, including a Chrlstmaa' story of Itfo
in Korway, by H. H Boyesen : articles on H llaad and the Dutch, byMrs. 3lary Mapos M dgo; "Tho Queen's Navy," by Lieut. R Harrison Smith, It Ns with illustrations of m tnyof England's finest war ships; "The Winchester School," illustrated by Joseph B maell ; English Railway Train$,? by tS ia. H. Rideing, etc., etc. Tho French pi iper3 Include "Ferdinand de, Jesscps and h s two Ship Canals," and thcro are several1
a id Kussian subjects.
Under Asia'comes "Boys and Girls in China," by. Yap Phou Lee (a lucent graduato of Yalc i r-Toi T.rfA in
' ers about Japan. Under 'Africa" there
s a sketch of Houry "M. 3tfin!ey, by Noah Brooks, ind several Btories about ,4 Eprypt Australia is not loO,
gotten, nor the islands of thk
FRANK -DOBS0N
Has arisen from the ashes, and is,
again prepared co do all kinds of
BLAGKSIITHIN& ifl WAGOI WOE.!
1 As ho loat hoiviiy by the late fire; he hopes that all his li1 customers J
and many new one, will give him a
call.
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sea, and thero are even to bo
&torlas of under the sea. ' . Of course tho bulk of the contents wll relate to American subjects, ns usual Mrs, Burnett, tho author of iAttleLorilFauntle?.
taytfl contributes a story M6f Ktiw Ybrk caUcd "
ilLittlo SalntElisabeth ;" theic will be papers
describing how the goveramont odces' avo conduct
arna-
gent
to any. ono-Who wishes .to see
it oy the publishers, The Coutury CO.
Gor. Coile-e Av. and 4Uv 8: lJ
n :A&tTV. ft miners abou t :it hietics.
VlSSSwWlk tour photoi-nhy, etc. .
i3L!i prospectns will be
ifpwiiiailtii
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