Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 25, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 April 1889 — Page 4

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THE S A T U B D A Y COURIER Ikhy J. Fjei-tuh, .Editor A Publisher. f lmSO a Yarf -Pagabtein Advance

2fS-1 jBBWMtRATIC TO THE CORK, jpjf

And Dow they say- tiv State loan js eonsluiitjonal. .We suppose Ui at tbe legislature -wa unwuitutiqualbecause it was Democratic

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Mr; GiKVKLANi) is as deep id v the law business in New York lie was itf the exepui ive busir ; iiesa in Washington; The only xest he has now is froip the viof-

fice-seekers

?. The first-: Postmaster iu, this .vicinity io be removed was the neat Bloomld, and.he was a Republican appointed during the latter part of- Presi?nt Cleveland's adminisitratioii. j ;v.

Tm Postmaster of NewYork city a . Republican who .held t h ro ugh t he i Cleveland ad m in is -t rat ion has been removed It is claimed that Cleveland's defeat in New York was caosed by his failure j remove this Post-

Bedford is building another

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i jrailroatk to haul off more stone.

Siir ' r K a lof of men digging in

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quarries does not make? a

city, You mast have a -great college, si earn fire department, electric lights?big manufactories, liicely graded streets, &a, &c, all of which you will not have to go out of Blooming! on t find.

Additional Locals.

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: An exchange in summing up what a town should have, makes use of the following language: More unanimity, faith in future, fewer talented liars fewer men who know it all,-more faith in one another's honesty; fewer felfows who are playing to get ;! even, public places for

growlereito soak their heads anff w

spitting on a slate and rubbing out oljscpres, old grudges and old poH-

titand business difficulties."

' James Cook, who published the

Hmes in t nis city aoou t ten - years aso, is connected with the firm of

Dickson & Talbottrthe well-known and live opera-house managers at Indianapolis and other points. Jttr. Cook is just now engaged in booming the Booth and Barrett perf orm-

-BOtiinanother column)

and he is a gent!emanwho tho-: roughly understands his business, is one of the foremost ustiera" in

the profession? -

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Dr. Benjamin Kewland,one of the

most prominent citizens of Lawrence county, died at Bef ord on the 5th iusL, gedteixty-eigbt. m He was welLkno wn throughout the state in both political and social cireles. He was a brigadier-general in t he state

, militia in 1851 and 1852, He rep

resented Lawrence county in the

Estate senate, and was one of , the

moat .prominent Democrats is his congressional district. He entered the service during the war as sur- : geon of the Twenty-second Indiana . regiment and rose to division sur- . geon of Gen. Jeff.C. Davis division. He bad also serred as president of the state medical association and r was recognized as. one of the most prominent physicians f the state. He was the.f ather of Mra. James Hi WSUaiifc : Wa tlie sequeni ofa stroke of paralysis.; .

- tractor lor tae West pixe was m

$own tiis week. The- work ojtt the

pike has bcen-delayed on account of tbe failure to sell the bonds. Capitv alists hesitated to buv them on account of the connty having: such a

1- '"Ji.-i . ; Tl.n kon

f large jiwawug uwk. : -w ucuv. hob

f & I i no been considerably reducednd

be sold without further delay: The

lHmls amount to f 20,000;c which

will build, the West and the Sonth pikes; The West pike will be one

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Whc pays the printer cannot miss the road that leads to perfect bliss ; but he who scorns his mournful cry will reach. perdition by and by.- Be wisedh time it does not pay to stave off debts from day to day. The weary printer needs the cash-his credit must not go to smash- his wife and children must be fed (he can't; swap what you own for bread.) Then why delay? Why- wait and wait till everlastingly too late' is written on the palid cheek of him you ower-don't say 'a week, and ! will settle up all right,' but pay your bill before to-night. Consult your conscience then, 0 man, and for. a change the good book scan. W ho pays the printer every cent, will go where good Elijah went.v -Bead that, and then the lines below it, whuh few have read and1 fewer sho wit, which sa3s : The man who cheats the printer.

will go to an --eternal" winter, when chilling blasts forever fan the pm who beatathe printer v man ; . where warmth and sunlight are unknown,

and is one; vast irigid zone ; where rhumatiz raakes endless pain, where summer never comes again, where misery in gaunt array, holds carnival from day to day,and shadowy forms of grim despair abides with those who enter there.' 99 ',. Custer's Last Rally

And the famous Wild West Shows

are combined' with Hutchinson's & Co.-s Great Shows, Hippodrome, Custer Battle and Jungle Menagerie willbeyin Blooming ton, April 24th. Among the attractions are Hutehin-

son & Gos Remodeled Wild West

Shows, Circus, Menagerie, in Aihich is depicted by Indians and cowboys the greaRoman hippodrome,wherein lady charioteers, race at headlong speed,as: was done in the days of Cfleser; a dozen bewitching

equestriennes prelor:rang aaring

feats on horseback ; and the standing Roman hippodrome riders, who control fiery steeds with nothing but slight bridles. The following telegram from Mr. Booth's Manager explains itself: "Dickson & Talbott, . ; v Indianapolis, Indiana. Booth's slight indisposition great iy exaggerated by press. He is all right and just telegraphed from New York, where he went unaccompanied this morning, that he will rejoin us next week. Arthur B. Chase." This will probably be the last opportunity to see Mr. Booth on the American stage, as he intends retir iug alter this season; he will positively appear at Indianapolis in connection with Mr. Barrett Apr ill 9 th aadlOthV

of the marriage

of Mr. and Mrs.

Huntington. To answer a question often asked, 1 have been a correspondent of the CouRiSR for 13 yea rs. Mr, William W ampler and wife, who have been here several mouths have returned to their home in Missouri, ' One or two of our friends have said to lis that if they was wiiting items that accounts of misdemeanors thefts and so on wou'd be entiiely omited, thinking-it detrimental to a community to write up such oecurrances. I fail to see the matter in that light and believe in the old adage that it is a fraud to conceal a fraud. This being Jrue I fail to see iow a truthful report without unnecessary comment, of any local event can injure a community. In iny items I have al way s labored to ihow up the bright side in glowing jolrs, and ever avoided recording baneful and offensive rumors or any item caicuiat ed to make a distu i b mce, in any way. But if swindlers ind confidence men attempt to play heir games upon the people m thieves break through and steal, 1 think that an exposure of their acts is.an advantage to a community instead of being detrimental. ; : J. B. E.

The Largest Exhibition " In the World comingto BLOOMBTGTON, WEDNESDAY:

Fine llugs at Adams, Hall

University Items,

: The "Bulletin" is out.

"Sunset" Cox Monday night. Don't fail to hear. him. i Miss Creed Myers spent Sunday, at her

home in Gosport.

, A circus the S4th lost. The Preps, ano Freshies are happy, r7?hi father of Isaacj Loeh visited him the first of the week;? The Oratorical was not largely attended by the IC U.-students. '"" The Athletic association Las placed a new bulletin board.in- WyUe Halh A. H. Shirley and Edward Dye were initiated lata the Delta Tau fraternity this wek. ' ' ' Miss Arda Knox, who w&s called home by the sickness of her sister,; returned Mondays -J. ...... John C. Wells, of 'S6, now a successful pension agent of Jackson, was in town Monday. - . Quite a number of students will go to Indianapolis the 19th .to see Booth and Barrett The lecture Sunday will be given by Prof: John Campbell, of Wabash college; Subjectr "Light" M iss Shea was taken suddenly ill Wednesday while at college and had to be taken home in the cab . ' Miss Lou Youse, of Indianapolis,a student of I. U- tbe fall term, vinited Miss Carrie Brown here this week." 5 : Prof. Swam was called to the bed-side of his mother-in-law, Mrs. C. D. Morgan, of Pendleton, Ind ., Wednesday. Will H. Foster, of, f88, who has been teaching at Brownstown has been visiting

LBloomington friends the past week.

A company of ten Seniors went to Crawfordsville yesterday to get their -. pictures taken by Br. Nicholson of that city. ' The last lecture of thle regular eouffce

will be giveik on nexs; Monday evening

April loth; oy the won. . s. uox, or Jew York - His subject is: "The Tenth Muse, or the Poetry of .Mechanism.", This lec; tare will no doubt be one of .Die best of the course as Mr . Cox is one of the most successful platform orators in tho country. It is rare opportunity to hear such a man.

County

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of the most important in the connvtC? 1 ItHwitfafe to binsmore j

miles from town, and no doubt m

Ahe near future' will go on ifo Stan

hring a large-Greene

eopnly trade loBioomington.1 The indebtedness -of the eounty is about -? IOOO hetaxa r W amount to oyer five . and afo fcftlf iilUon dollar " S5 ,

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Look afe the display of Lace

Gorttiios at Adams, Hall & Go.

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72"

fBesh breadjpms and eakss,

every day, at Volpert's:

French Sateeit at Adams, j

COXXBIBtmOKS BY THE COURIER? S

CORPS OJ? CORUESPONlENCE.

; V: i SALT CREEK. - A party of students, was out here last Saturday week. ''-S-riah' WhitejOf Ken tucky,was hcix recently visiting relatives. 'i Ira it Kent, has moved to the house where Mathm Kent formerly lived;: .' ; '? - , .v Ohio will elect a Democratic Governor, next full, Mark our predictions K " ' " S Mr, Cornelius wasVone day his iooking.for a location to set n aw mill. - ... - ; X There was a big dinner at John

Huntington's the Slat of Blarch .The

Hall & Co occasion being. the 40th anniYcrsary

& Co,

HARRODSBURGi You should try some of the Roller Process flour. : Logan Holmes will soon have 'his new house enclosed. Some prophesy a very arm dry

summer, now is it xuckbt

.Andrew Dill man preached at the Christian Church Irst Sunday night and by the way Andy will make his mark.

The "K. of P 's are still on

the

boom . They conferred the first Degree on three canui dates last Saturday night. . . Sam Flos te tier is now book-keeper and corresponding secretary tor the

Pedisro Prelection Washer Co. of

this place.

We understand that some of the

K. of P. 's of this place are going to visit the K. of P. lodge in Bloomington Friday evening. J. E. G) imps wants it undetstocd that he will paint, paper and plaster anything from a small flower pot up to the largest sized dwelling houses. The Knights of Pythias are having their Hall repainted inside and they also have taken 20 shares in the Building as8ociation,and as they own their hall they are in pretty good shape.

jl. x. juowoer uas rmrciiaseu a

violincello for his home orchestra. Tho Doctor and Jiis daughters can

make fine music. Thtv have two

.- . - - . 7 .- .. " clarinets, one violin, one yiolincello and piano , Grover,

The Beaded Capes are -at Adams Hall & Co.

WESTERN

LANDS, SALE.

&c, FOR

I have 50 good, farm's in Custer Co

Nebraska and a number in Buffalo that 1 will sell from $1,000 to $3,000

cn easy terms. I also have property

in Broken Bow, also Kearney lots, Omaha , and several good" Hotels,

Liveiy barns, all of which I will

sell on easy terras for cash. I will

make it an object to purchaser. Any

one wishing information in regard to any of the above property may

adurpss me I wilT give the minutest description. ' A. H. Vhoehakek,

Broken Bow, Neb-

WALL PAPER

In splendid varieties

At COJLE'8.

ISOOffll 1 LATER,

United Monster Shows, Circus,Men-

agerie, Museum, (Srand Roman Hippodrome, and Original Wild West Shows all Combined. .

Notice Dissolution Farfcuorsliip. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership herctofoie existing between John (J. Doian and John Tiernan, nndcr the firm name and style of Dolan, Tlernan & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The interest of John Tlernan in the firm of Doian, Tiernau & Co. having been purchased by the said Doian. AH bills will be assumed and paid b3' the said Dolan, who is authorized to collect all bills due them, the business will be continued and carried on under the firm us,mc of J. C. Dolan & Co. J. C. Dolan.

- .- John Tierxajt. March 20tb, 1880. Notioo of Final Sottlement of Estate

NOTICE OH CITY TREASURER.

The Romantic Wild West, Realistic Custer Battle, Mountain. Meadow Massacre, Scouts, Savages, and Soldiers, large collection pf Trained Wild AMiotals, Mammoth Menagerie, Huge II ippod rome, Big Free Balloon Show. s - 2 Big Circuses, Elevated State.and a Monster ffippodrome Track 1-4 . Mild in Length ,

Tn the matter of the estates of Robert Taylor, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, April Term, 188& Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as executors of the estate of Robert Taylor deceased, has presented and filed their account uud youchera in final settlement oi said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the

j 22 day of April, 3(889, at which time j all persons interested in said estate arc required to appear i :ri said Court and show cause, U any there be, why said account and vouchers should

not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others i uteres ted therein, are also hereby required., at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any part if said estate. NEWTON K. MiFADDEN WILLIAM BENNETT, - Executor, Jfarch ith, 1889,

AMERICA'S GRAND EXHIBITION

The Famous and Orginal Wild West Show with the Grand Military Spectacle entitled GENERAL CUSTER'S LAST RALLY OR, THE BATTLE OF THE LIT

TLE BIG HOllX.

The Whole Forming a Grand Drama

of the Progress of Civilzaliou of

Thrilling Interest Alike to tho Old and the Yon ng. To all of wlwch is added a Larjje and Most Thoroaghly . r Equipped ,' MENAGERIE of BABE

. ANIMALS!

To the Tax Payers of the City of Blooirimgtcm. Notice is hereby, given that the Tax Dfpl ionic of 1888 for the Oiiy of Blobmington is now in my hands road for collection. The rate of taxation on each $100.00 valuation for General and Special purposes and for Jfoli Tax is as follows. GEX Kit AL MUNICIPAL PURPOSES. Poll tax Fifty cents (50c.) On each $100 Seventy cents (70c.) SPECIAL ADDITIONAL BONDS.

On each $100 Eleven cents (lie.) Poll taxOne aad fifty hundredths dollars ($1 50.) i SPECIAL ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PURPOSES On euch $100.00 Special School Eighteen cents (18c.) On each $100.00 Special Tuition Sixteen cents (10c,) SINKING FUND. On each $100 Five cents (5c.) A pen al iy of ten per cent will be added on all tax not paid before-the 3d Monday of April, 1JI89. The oflice of City Treasurer is in room No. 1, up stairs over the grocery store ot J. B. Clark's, Bloom ing ton,, Indian a. - ; HENRY S; BATES, City Treasurer Dec. 12th, 1888.

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FOR SALE 80 acres of land, three miles from Blooinington, 40 acres gooe timber, 40 acres in cultivatioaf. Very cheap for cash. Apply to - J. K. AndersoNj Blooiningtou, Ind. RemembBr that Charley McPbeeters, formerly in the hardware business, is uow proprietor of the Greeves corner gracery where lie will be pleased to see his old customers, and a host of new ones.

Benckart

Has opened again acid is located at the same place he was be fore the fire.

Bakery, (Jonfectionarjr, Lunch Room

Choice PBUITS of all kinds,

New Dress Goods at Adams Hall fc Co. Ice Creani in any quantity, at Volpert's.

Ask to seethe Black Henreittas at Adams, Hall & Co.

r-Try Volpert's bread none better.

-Try Charley McPheeters' uew grocery, Greeves' old stand.

. --r Try opert?s delicious ice cream.

It will pay to trade at Whitaker's grorcery. Durand Block: :

It will pay you to examine H. P. Tourner -s line of Spectacles, Eye glasses, &e., before purchasing as he has the largest and most complete stock in the efty. Special attention is given t testing and examing the

eyes assisted by the best Of scientific

instruments, without extra charge.

Groceries delivered free and- prompt, by M. Whitaker. Durand Block,

NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents and all others interested, that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe countv, Ind., or his deputy on Monday the 6th day of May, 1889, to run .and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in sections 24 and 34, township 8, range 1 East. Meet at my residence at 1 o'clock p. m. on said day . Be present at said time and place else survey will proceed in your absence. JOHN SEXTON Aprjiiaih, ism.

Chief among winch is the Great

Sacred Double-Hump White .Camel. Selah, the only one of its kind in Americo, being the largest n the World ! This monster earner is attended by j7eclah, one of the Emperor's Body Guard, who is in this

country by Special Permission of

the Emperer oi Mooeco;also: a herd of Elephants containing the only - . liviag: JX7MSO Elph.a; in th. World. The Combined Wild West Me jagerie and Hippodrome Parade Tates place every forenoon of the Day of Exhibition, and is the Crowning Glory of all these Mightly Combined shows IN ONE MONSTER Street Parade Worth miles of travel to behold . At the close of the Street Display go

to tue cnow urounu ana wit

ness the .

Big Free Balloon. ; Show

Fresh Qy&imi in CAN or BULK

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BAKING PONE EVERY DAY gmrmm Oysters, Hot Coffee and Lunch; at all hours.

All my old customers and new are respectfully invited to call. v Geo. A. 3 oackstr t, College Avonue,

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ON THE. WAY DOWN , ' ..... ,- '" i Free to all and the Great PARACHUTE Lea ttoiii ttte Clouds. .... . ' . ; Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. Commencing at 2 and 8 p.m.

Children Under 10, 25 Cts,

Grecncaalle, Tuesday, Vpril 23rd. Bedford, Thursday, April 25th. ; Now Albany, Friday, pril 26th.

Cm C. Twr lifer Tho leading UNDERTAKiSR and PUENITUSS DEALER. -We have a larje stock of

FORNITOBB, COFFDtS and CASKETS

of all kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST. We also keep

Clo

That ., Is .better and only cost you about one ImU us muck aa other clothing. We hay a large assortment of

- -aU kinds of t-; Bedroom Suits, ' Parlor Susts, ... "., L0UN&ES, SIDE - BO ARDS, DRESSERS BABY WAGONS, Carpet Sweepers, Hall Hacks, In fact eveiythiujr you may want Pianos, Orgajis and Sewing Machines Kept in stock apd sold on monthly payments.' Come and see us und get our prises. Korth $ide. (Square, Wal4rons Bloek,

WA1TTBD

to canvass for the sale of Nursery Stock 1 Steady employ nieht guaraiitoed. Salary

and expenses to successful men. Apply

at once stating ue. : Mention 'this paper OHA8 BAOTHEES COMPANY.

" Rochester, N. Y.

HO YOU ANT

EMPLO Y WENT ?

SALESMEN WAW TED Good pay No previous experience required. JKrite me before you engage

for my terras ly system insures

success o energetic working man

This is an excellent chance for a

good position. Salary from start or big 'commission. Local or permanent employment Apply to Fred. ,E

lourjg, Nurseryman, Rochrster,N. Y.

VAN D ALIA LINE.

Leave: ST. Louii3

Efllngham Ter re Haute

Arrive:

! Indianapolis

Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. No. 20. No. 6.

, Daily. Daily.

8.10 a. nr. 8.00 p. m.

10.53 a. m. 11.25 p.m

12.72 p. m. 1.J1 p.m

2 50 p.m. 4.15 a.m

7.55 p. m. 11.10 a m

1.53 a. in. 5.5 o p.m

1.25 p. 5.25 am

4 00 p. m. 8.00 aau

Philadelphia and New YorkEastern Tim," which is one hour fas ter

than 'Central Time."

Gall for tickets via Van ;1 alia Line.

Notice the time made hy No. 20.

AGAIN SEADY FOB BUSINESS

FRANK DOBSON

Has arisen from the ashes, and is

again prepared to dp all kinds of

BMSITHM aud WAIM WORK.

As he lost heavily by the late fire

he hopes that alt his aid customers, and many new one, will give him. a call. Cor. College Av. and 4th st. Notice of Administration,

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wimvr.

W:ade by N. K. PAIRBANS & CO

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AW -'v. vv ,PJV:.

V AND ALIA LINE.

THE prREAT JFASTI M AIL LINE

The Shortest, Best and Quickest Line be

tween the -North and bouta Goln Eaf-Leavc' . Greencastlfr Junc

tion at :2d ai:f 1.43 p. m 8;18 pi m.. and 2 :56a. m.?f ."'?' V.: y j

Indianapolis Accommodation S;26 a&m Goicg West Leav5 Greancastle Junction at 1:04: p. m., 9:02 a. mi and 12 :22 uighti-- ,v' '., , y.V ' ' Terre Haute Accom mod atipn 5:29 p. m.

Goins: Nortli-r-teave Terre Haute at

6 a. m. and 4:00 p. mj;- arrive at South 11:00 ip. in. , ; v;; , ; . ; Mat ing direct connection for all points under the sun. . Your connections are sure and quick in; Union Depots; No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodations are unexcelled. I Foi-: further information as tof" tim rates, routes, etc., , address your nearest Vandalia agent, or- - :. nm :. C1IAS; H. 4tER; A , - : ;Tra'ellng Passenger Agent, ,, 1 Terre Haute; In M. -A. FORD G P.A., St;is Mo f

; , - :krtice :of . 'AdminiUfi;;i oc0 hejhe

nn dersig hed has been apioi b ten d tyPfsm

I .1X1 K I.I1H . Ill'llll. I ,1111 L IN

Monroe count vU State of I ndian Xadrii:

. - M0N0N E0UTS. ; , iiOnlville' New Albony A Chlcato 41IME TAIILE AT BLOOMIKGTONi " (Central Standard Time".) ' t.: ' In effect Jan. 16th, : 188T; ? V Going-North ' Vs ,

Chicago Dav Mail. . . 10:o8 a. ni. Chicago Night Express. . . Sill :28 p. m.

Lou: svilio Day Mail. .... 4:05 p. ni Louisville Night Express. . . . . . $:43 a. m

HuSTER

IS THE LEADING

llJJ!IERTAJejE.B

m 2TJENITUEB SEALER I carry in stock the- belt- line of Furniture Jand CToSer.taking goods ever kept, in Bloom ingion and. will sell you goods cheaper than any one.

Cope and see before you buy;,

South Side Square;

Tayloifl IsiVe of M hroe? county, do-

ceased Said estate is supposed to?

beinsoivent.

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whei. Priro lOe. a packnjje. Xliy hTnocquia f fur StrenfLb, Briffhtnn. Amount in Packages -y- i

or for Jb ineM of Uolor. er aot-inatoff uuaijtiea.

They do nut crock or aroat; 40oolow. JTorialaby

FARISBBOS.

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C. VAN ZANDT,

fac nnt. vtiml frntn KncinottQ' liuii

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. tt'iil hn fAimii Jut Ilia KW etand in C ?S :

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UNDERTAKER'S. ail4 UFECISTEB

ies.

He wi hereafter: devote

lines, and will snaranteiif wfrk itiel

best and prices tire lowest. ? Rrmemr -,

her 'the pl aei ;SuiJHto

oide bquare.i

BUCKLEN'St AKNICA;

The best salve inS ithe wdiiitl

Guts. Bruises,- Scares. HlcerttJ i Sal

riftd hands CliillilftinR nrnsV 'and a:f

Skin Eruptions J a4witive

cures Fitesi ot -rio? pay qtnredv fi

i action-or money rerunuea., vrxw 25 centsvper

Lindley-.-&; gjSiVK r "iw'i ''SSS

Notice is hereby given, that the ti udersign ed has been appoi n ted by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe uounty, State of In d ian a, ad ministration of the estate of William Smith late of Jfonroe county, deceased- .... .. , .. . .r. ,. 'y. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. JEHU P. SPARKS, Pcbs26,'89. Administrator. R. A. Fulk. atty. , ;

NOTiO

"Bf PeyDtie for the next thirty day will give special instruction in Dress Cutting. Beat system f cutting invented Gall nud see. Dress Making room?, Walnut street, 4 doors South of tho jail,

DRAFT HORSE

S8.S Solid Gold WtcK

Sold for (ilOU. untU lairiy. Best $85 watch in tht wortW.

lerttct timakcepcr. Www IlllJJ

rantttl. Htmvy Solid tir

i Hunting UMi. Bath IsOli j Una Evulft' lull, with works

and ctw of equml vslut.

unc renomauch lo

cally can Mean one Arte.

Cop t btr with or- tarc nd val--akblo line cf Houichold Hftjuplea. TbfM amploa, an .well at the watch,, we lead Free, and after roa hao kent

lhnt la your hone for 9 months and shown them to those who Ris b called, Jher become your own property. Thoao who write at ouc cn ho snro of reeeirinc the nValcli and :9ntsiflea. Wc nay alS express, frHerhr, etc Address ftttiiaoa nfc Co. Bk aiaeX'ortlandt MsUiw

f fswmjavsatn its.

owlnsT-sWeMekTl

ro ai once estabiisnlt

trade : in all pans, byn plat ins: our insrhlnekX

In Every SMs! YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE T03I.irill mnkc the season of 1S89 at John Huntington's stable in Blopminton-, X blrfcU tfiast of Hyor's factor'. Terms $JJ0, to insure ii living colt Cure will be: t;aken to prevent accident but the company wiil not be

responsible should any occur. ' 'DESCniVTION AND ri DlKEE.

..'YO'UKfl LINCOLNSHIRE TOM is a

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