Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 26, Bloomington, Monroe County, 20 April 1889 — Page 4

THE SATURDAY COURIER

Y J. Feltus, Editor & Publisher.

fl.oO a Tear, Payable in Advance UrgHt inA Beat Circulation:

DEMOCRATIC TO TItfi COKE.

Who is street Commissioner? Bow many have we? Who draw the pay. It costs something to be a thriving city, but we want to see what it does cosh Wk suggest the editor ot the Telephone as a Reform (!)caDdidate for Councilman from the Second Ward. Times are; dull Items are scarce. We suggest another block of five" wedding in the Telephone office. Oca old city officers are all honest men, but honest men sometimes get cireless- especij ally when they are running other people's affairs. . The Telephone suggest the edr itor of the Courier as a candidate for Mayor. The editor oi the Telephone, George Washington Bradfute, will never-get even as for as Mayor, no matter how many cherry trees be cuts. A tjcket nominated by a Cenvant ion that spends its time in flipping up nickels tor the nominations, and fining the successful candidates a bushel' of apples, should be beaten. It is time for more serious business. Sous Republican newspaper or official Las declared nearly every important law passed the last legislature unconstitutional. They content themselves however, with simply abasing the juew election law. Why? Is not a law prohibiting the buying or selling votes as fair for one side as the ether?

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from o. Van Antwerp Bragg & Co have been sending out circulajrs to dealers, advising them to lay in a stock ol the 51d highpriced books, giving an opinion that the new law will be a failrare. It may be that this firm knows what it is talking about, as the Republican officials have done-nothing toward enforcing the new law. Tus is a mighty good year for an opposition city ticket There is no partisan excitement, and men of all parties will look at their own interests regarding home affairs. We have heard very many citizens, Republican in politics, express themselves as being tired of what they term machine rale; They would like tu have a new deal all around.

The city is in debt away out of

sight; money is being-spent right and left, nobody knows what for. It may be all right, but the taxpayers want to know it. They want to see the books.

- Hon. S. SI Gox. of New York, . . .lectured in the College Chapel, last ' Tuesday night, on "The Poetry of . Mechanism." His lecture was ably prepared and .interspersed with wit- - ty thoughts. If read from the , manuscript by a less greater man it -.. would not have been received with as -much attention, and ap

proval as toe large auaience seem-

chanism, even in the movement of a cow's tail in fly time or in a Pre sidents.hand when shaking with his Twitora." Sir. Gox did some very in& figuring on scientific principles,

and if he had figured out how much pay lie -was receiving per minute for delivering that lecture the resuit would have been a fraction over $2,22. Mr. Cox has been in Congress for 32 years and never was defeated. He was President's Cleveland's Minister to Turkey, In his early days he represented an Ohio District in Congress, but for a number of- years past has repre-

0ented?a New York City District and onein hich he does not live. That s thel only District in the

United States which goes outside

of its limits for-a Eepresentative in

HUTCHINSON & COS BIG SHOW Is coming to this citv. and the Wild West exhibition is coming with him. The colosal menagerie and the startling vealistic representation of wild life in the West will be herein combination. Never before has this show attained such dimensions as have now been reached. Nearly every kind of attraction that the world can offer is shown under the acres of canvass, from the famous fighting, dancing and clown elephants to the portrayai, by the Wild West show, of Custer's Last Charge, the robbery of the overland mail, and the presentation of other interesting scenes. There are whole tribes of genuine Indians, and no end of scouts, cowboys and Mexican vaqueros. Among the marvels of equestrianism which may be seen in the great rings of the circus is the driving of a contrivance on wheels with four horses harnessed to il while several performers execute wonderful acrobatic feats and other acts with the horses flying at lull speed. A four horse chariot race, clowns in comical sulky drives, gymnasts,leapers,riders, a menagerie and o museum of curiosities are a few of the many things which attract and please visitor to the great show. A magnificent street parade will ushtr in the festivities of the day. m m ; : Fine Rugs at Adams, Hall & Go, .' Uaiversify Items. The new catalogue will be out soon. Miss Mattie East visited college Tuesday. The campus is putting on her

summer robe.

Misses Faris and Perry and F. B. Foster visited college Monday. John Rudical, of Prep., is the latest addition to the Phi Gams. Arbatus Hill seems to be a favorite resort for etudents at present. Hon. "Sunset Cox was entertained by Prof. Woodford while in the cityProf. Woodford's class in political science is reporting on out side reading, It seems a little doubtful whether or not we will get our appropriation this year. A number of students are at Indianapolis taking in the Booth and Barrett engagement. A. E. Rogers, an ex- Superintendent of Hendricks county, visited classes in college Tuesday. Hon. C. R. Worrall and lady will

tender the "Skull" a reception at

"Birds Nest" next Friday night. Dr. Campbell lectured to the Mathematical club at the residence of Prof . Green last Saturday evening ... , F. M. Gardner, a student of last year who is now taking the Medical course at Ann Arbor, visited college Monday. Dr. Jordan will be away for two weeks. He left Wednesday and will meet with the State Board, visit Chicago and the East before returning. Prof. Coulter, of Wabash college, gave an able and scholarly lecture on "Practical Education," Tuesday evening. Prof. Coulter always has something good to say and the students are glad to welcome him The first game of base ball according to the lately arranged sched ule was played Thursday afternoon between the nines of Bloss and Boland. The result was 22 to 23 in favor of the former. Higgins acted as umpire. Mr. Wilkerson, of DePauw, took first place in the State Oratorical contest last Friday and Mr. Pence, of Hanover, second. The socaliecl merit system don't seem to avail much since a combination between the Phi Delta Thetas and the Betas captured all the offices of the association. The'Beaded Capes are at Adams, Hall & Co.

friends here who are JJsorry to hear of the sad accident which befell him in Wyoming. It will be remembered that in the summer of 1SS5, that one of Alexander's hand, was badly man sled with a saw in Ilanom's

saw-mii

J. B. E.

The largest .-Exhibition

n th World

SMITH VI L LB. Rilev Lucas is buildinir a new

is hauling lumber

County

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Congress.

Always a full stock of fresh groceriesat Whitaker's,I)urand

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE COURIERS CORPS OF CORRESPONDENCE. ' Correspondents should bear in mind that items advertising a business must be paid" for.Ed. Courier, salt creek. R E. Johnson has built a sub stantial picket fence. Geo. W. Rader, is attending college at Fairfield, Nebraska. B. E. Johnson and Mort Pavne have rented 25 acres ot corn ground of H. L. McCalla. While the Democrats are up Salt river they can pass some of the weary hours a war, fishing. A wedding or two may be expected in this township about the time the June roses come. Sneak thieves are still at work. Several houses have been plundered recently so we understand. Load the shot gun and turn the bull dog loose. Judah's Dog show was at Friendship school house, last Thursday Wight. Although the weathei was very inclement, a large audience was present. Wi D. Alexander has many

barn. Dr. Warring

for a living. Our big protracted meeting has come to a elose. Ab Dowctah htis sold his farm to Isaac O. Sutphin, Farmers are planting corn in this pait of the eouaty. Moore's creek is lined with fisherman night and daT. Smith viilo is taking a boom. There is an over slock of girls. Bill Upriagraph is watching the rock cut below this place. David Lucas is up from his home in Greene county sowing oats. Tom Vought is well of the mumps and is able to go to uncle Billie's, A fight took place at Payne Post-

office between two women, and it

was a circus. IFra. E, Shields, Har. Trisler and Charley Duncan are going to the Kormal at Harrodsburg this summer. W. E. B.

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Notice Dissolution Partnership,

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3STotice is hereby given that the copartnership heretofoie existing between John C.Dola:i and John Tiernan, under the firm name ai d style of Dolan, Tlcrnan & Co. is this day dissolved bv mutual consent. The

?ni..oot .u Tim-nn. iti'o fi,M success to energetic

nf 'n. fr n i, l I Ins is an excellent

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HUTCHISON & COMPANY'S?! i

beeu purchased by Iho said Dolan. AH bills will be assumed and paid by the said Dolan. who is authorized to collect all b;l!s due them, the business will bo continued and carried on under the firm name of J. C. Dolan & Co. J. C. Dolan. JOUN TlKIiXAN. March 20th, 1889.

, Notice of Final Settlement of Estate

United Monster Shows, Circus,Menagerie, Museum, Grand Roman Hippodrome, and Original Wild West Shows all Combined.

-Look at the d isplay of Lace Curtains at Adams, Hall & Co. HARKODSBUBG. Our new hotel is progressing finely. Several new buildings are being erected at the present. Miss Carrie Urmey is in Uie City getting her new millinery &oods. Miss Lona Dowdcu, of Sinithville, has been visiting friends here tin past week. Miss iosic Johnson left for Indianapolis last Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Tate. The teachers of both Sabbath Schools will be entertained at the home of Miss Lou Bennett next Saturday afternoon. Win Mill our live Grocer has been repairing his store inside, and now proposes to sell groceries as cheap as any other house in town. A normal Bible class has been organized at this place, with a large membership and is being successtully carried on under the leadership of Rev. Koyer and HadlocK. Several of the K. of P,'s of this place went to -Bloom ington last Friday eve, to pay the K. of P.'s of that place a visit. They xeported a good time and will return in the near fu tare. Are you an applicant for the Postoffice? No, why? Because I thought if you were not an applicant for the P. O. or some other office you would be an entire stranger here in these parts. Presbytery closed cn Sunday eve at the Presbyterian Church, after being in session for several days. Conducted by Rev. 7adlock, assisted by Rev. Gill, Cochram and others from a distance. Our home talent will give an entertainment at M. E. Church on Thursday evening, April 25th, the leading play "Among; the Breakers" in con nection with other good plays. The charaters are as follows: Messrs, L. T. Lowder, Joe. Woodward, Logan Holmes, Will Norney,Siman Graves, Hal. Woodard and Misses Viola Bennett, Lydia Kiuser, Nora Pedigo, Jennie Tilley. Proceeds lor church and town, everybody invited. Groves.

THE BALANCE OF THIS YEAR FOIl ONLY

OnOoglar.

The owners of the City Hall at Bedford after a careful) investigation into the merits of the different knids ot Metal Roofing in the market gave the preference to Noel's Improved Steel Hoofing made by Seward & Noel of this city.

-it will pay to trade at Whitaker's grorcery. Duraud Block.

It wiil pay you to examine H. P. Tourneys line of Spectacles, Eye glasses, &c, before purchasing as he has the largest and most complete stock in the city. Special attention is given t j 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.

Fresh bread,pics and cakas, every day, at Volperi's.

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The Romantic Wild West, Realistic Custer Battle, Mountain Meadow Massacre, Scouts, Savages find Soldiers, large collection of Trfilb'e'd ...Wild AMMammoth Srenagerie, Huge Hippodrome, Big Free Balloon, Show. 2 Big Circus 2S, Elevated State and a Monster Eippodrome Track 1-4 Mile in Length, i

AMERICA'S GRAND EXHIBITION

The Famous and Orginai Wild West Show with the Grand Military Spectacle entitled

'EE'S LAST ' RALLY

OK, THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIG HORN,

The Whole Forming a Grand Drama of the Progress of Clviizaiion of Thrilling Interest Alike to the Old and the Young. To all of w uch is added a Lareje and Most Thoroughly Equipped MElMEBI! of BAR!

In the matter of the estates of Robert Taylor, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, April Term, 188.9. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as executors, of tbe v state of Robert Taylor decease o,

has presented and Qhd their account

and vouchers in final settlement ot said estate, and that the same will come up for the examination aud action of said Circuit Court, on the 22 day of April, 1889, at which time all persons interested in said estate are required to appear in said Court and show catuc, il any 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 make proof of their heirship or claim to any part wf said estate. NEWTON K. McFADDEN WILLIAM BENNETT, Executor. Jferoh 4th, 1835). FOE SALE, 80 acres of land, three miles from Bloommglon, 40 acres 'gobe timber, 40 acres in cultivation. Very cheap for cash. Apply to J, K. Anderson, Bloorahagtoii, Ind. Remember that Charley McPheeters, formerly iu the hardware business, is now proprietor of the Greeves corner gracery where he will be pleased to see his old customers, and a host of new' ones.

Chief among wihch is the Great Sacred Double-Hump White- Camel. Selah, the only one of its kind in Americo, being the largest, in the World! This monster camel is attended by Jeeiah, one of; the Emperor's Body Guard, who is in this country by Special Permission of the Empercr oi Moiocco;also. a herd of Elephants containing the only

-pliasit lathe W?6rldThe Combined Wild West Menagerie and Hippodrome Parade Takes 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 the fchow Ground and witness the 2ig Free Balloon Show

EMPLOYM IE NT?

SALESMEN WAN TED Good pay No previous experience required. JFrite me before you engage for my terms My system insures

working man

chance for a

good posit on. Salary from start or big commission. Local or permanent employment Apply to Fred. .E Young, Nurseryman, Roche8ter,N, Y.

agMM maw

Has opened again and is located at the same place he was be

fore the lire.

lakery, Confe

' LuackEooBi.

Choice PEU15S of all kinds,

Frbsh Oysters in G AN or BULK,

BAKING DONE EVERY DAY

Oysters, Hot Coffee and Lunch, at

all hours.

All my old customers and fcOw are respectfully invited to call. Geo. Beaelsast, College Avonue. NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Free to all, and the Great PABAQWUTI Loap from the Clouds. Doors open at 1 and 7 p. m. C'Dinmeuciug at 2 and 3 p.m.

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Childien Under 10, 25 Cis.

Greencastle, Tuesday, April 23rd. Bedford, Thursday, April 25th.s. New Albany, Friday April 2oib.

Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents and all others interested, that I will proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe county, 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 27 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 aud place else survey will proceed in your absence. JOHN SEXTON . April 13th, fS89.

VAN D AL! A LINE.

Leave: ST. Louis Eilingham Terra Haute Arrive: Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia Now York

PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE. No. 20. No. 6.

Daily. Daily. 8.10 a. m. 3.00 p. m. 10.53 a. m. 11.25 p.m 12.72 p. in. LJl p.m

2 50 p; m. 4.15 a.m 7'55 p. m, 11.10 a.m 1.53 a. m. 5.55 p,m 1.25 p. m. 5.25 a,m 4 00 p. m. 8.00 a.m

Philadelphia and New YorktcEastern Time," which is one hour faster than "Central Time." Call for tickets via Vandalia Line. Notice the time made by No. 20.

ASAIN BEADY FOB BUSINESS

Has arisen from the ashes, and is again prepared to do ail kinds of BLACffiMNG ilii WAGON WORE.

As he lost heavily by the late fire he hopes that all his old customers, and many new one, wiH give him a call. Cor. College A v. and 4th st. Notice of Administration."

Notice is hereby given, that the uudersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe uounty, Sta-e of Indiana, ad ministration of the estate of William S m i th la te of JlTo n roe co u n ty , d eceascd. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. JEHU P. SPARKS, Feb .2689. Administrator. R. A. Fulk. atty. . . ... ntenajcewt rgf w -jwoan aWB Wumi'. p .t, WO T1CS3

WESTERN

LANDS, cfec. 8 ALE.

FOR

I have 50 good farms in Ouster Co Nebraska and a number m Buffalo that 1 will sell from $1,000 to $3,000 en easy terms. I also have property in Broken Bow, also Kearney lots, Omaha and several good Hotels, Lively barns, all of which I will seU on easy terms for cash. I will make it an object to purchaser. Any one wishing information in regard to any uf the above property may address me I will give the mi nn lest description. A. H. yiioorAKizn, Broken Bovv, Neb-

YOUNG.LTNCOLlSrSHIKETOM will make the season of t880 at John Huntington's stable in Bloom ington, 1 block east of Ryor's factory. Terms 550, to insure a living colt. Care will be taken to prevent accident but the company will not be responsible should auy occur. JHSSCIUITIOX AND VhmmKE. , "YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE TOM is a Beautiful. Black, stands IOJjJ hands high, weighs 1700 pounds, with good legs and feet, was foaled June 28th, 1881, was bred by Jnseph ."Waltham, Esq., Lincolnshire, Kngiand. and was imported byH..G-.IIibbs of Clioton, Ootario, Canada, in July, 1883. Sired by Lincolnshire Tom iS'o. 1S67 in Stud Book; grand shire, Grant's Honest Tom, No. 1111 in Stud Book, great grand shire HdnestTom No. 1105 in Stud Book sold when 14 years old for 500 guineas, Dam was by Admiral No 6S1 in Stud Book Admiral by Matchless No. 1500 in Stud Hook, Matchless bv Active No. 29 in Stud Book." The Owner parting with the mare forfeits the insurance, ty We also have a fine JACK. HUNTINGTON & CO. NOTICE OE ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of Circuit Court of Mori roc county, State of Indiana, admini srator with the will annexed of the estate of Ebon Newton late of the State of Ohio, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. ; CiiARLES Ck CORR, Administrator. December 27th, 1888. Miers & Corr attys.

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THE QUE AT FAST MAIL LINE

The Shortest, Best and Quickest Line between tiie North and South. Going .Sask Leave Greencastle Junc tion at 2:28 a. m,, 1:43 p. in,, 3:l8 p. m. Hi'id 2 :56a.m. Indianapolis Accommodation &:26 tun . Going. West Leara Greencastle Junction at 1:04 p. m., 9:02 a. vol. and 12:22 n'ght. Terro Htiute Accommodation 5:29 p.m. Going North Leave Torre Haute at 6 a. m. and 4;00 p. m.;, arrive at South It :00 p.m. Making direct connection for all points under t he sun. Your connections aro sure and quick in Union Depots. No Transfers or Lay-overs and your accommodations are unexcelled. - , For further information as to1 tiin.a rates, routes, etc., address your nearest Fandalia agent, or OH AS. H:. MIXER, Traveling Passeuger Agent, Torre Haute. In M. A. FORD G. P. A., ttt.is M.o ;

M0N0H E0UTE.

!L,OTiis rUIc, Sew Albany A: Ciaicatro TI3IB TABLE AT ?5I.OOMf?fOTON (Central Standard Time.) In effect Jan. ICth, 1887. Going KortJi Chicago Day Mail ........... 10 :53 a. m.

. Chicago Night Express 11:2S p. m.

Goin South Louisvllt Day STail. 4:C5 p. m Louisville Night Express. ..... ,3i3.a. m

; Notice of Administyatibn Notice is heieby given, tha't thC;'??.. l nndersigued bas been a ppo intend h$?j$ V tbe Clerk of ;tio Circuit Court oft Mpuroe county, State of Indian a, admifiistrator of the estate H-Hlertl Taylor Jate of Monroe coun ty dcl:; ceased;"":- Said estate is supo6jJI;

oe insolvent. -,

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Sept 26,' 88. Adniinisirator

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So Tonr Omk Jyeing at FToius.

2h y will dye cveryUiing-. Th jy ore sold every- . Trtiere. Price iOc, a package. They have no isqja$ .for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Paclcaea or for Fnstacs? of Color, or non-faJicg, Qualiiies, They do not crock or t?n;ot:; 40 colons. For solo by IP A K1S B 80S; i

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Has not retired from hnsihesii, 'bjut will be found at his oldr standi T the Sudhurv hlock 'y comolete line' ott '.-"r'

. . ...... . 77 v -o?- -. . m UNDERTAKER'S ai: MOMffi'S:; Supplies. He will hereafter devote Ifj his entire attention to these special Jf I i nes, an d w i J I g u a.r a n tee d work the best and prices: the lowest; . Imetafm ier the place; Stadburf -'j Side Square. BUCKLEN'S lff'"! The best salve in thfe-world foff -M Cuts, ..Bruises,; - Scresi . JJlcers ' Sal vw R heum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap? ? ped hands Chilblains Gornsaiid aU Skin Eruptions and :positiyolyi cures iriles, or no pay required. It :' M

faction, or money ref undedi :PiiceX' M

IS THE LEADIKG

I-carry in stock the best , line of j

Furniture and Undertaking

25 cents per box. :,For$-fcM fg

The leading UNDERTAKER and DEALER, . -We have a largo stock of

UUXIUIO ouu

of ail kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST . Wo also keep

Clothing1 iot

That is bettor and only cost you about one half as much aa other clothing. We have a large assortment of all kinds of .

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SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID or liberal commissions to local men. Out-fit free no collecting. Permanent positiuns guaranteed. Experience unnecessary. Choice of territoiy if apply at once. L . P. THURSTON & CO. Empire Nurseries, Rochesler?N.Y,

Bedroom Suits, Farloar SiistB, LOUNGES, SIDE - BOARDS, DRESSERS

Koods i mmm&mmmmmmm

ever kept in Bloomington a:ad will WMm IL. : ' sell you goods. cheaper than any one. feflj Come, and see me before you buy. SSii0 - 98 South Side Square. lg r' ; ST "FREE TO ALifl i I'fegW $M -SSwLfcfc loguc. containing a gNvSPPt ' V.SM :

bcco.ee year wa. MkMt m

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triu smttcjiums given.. laos whuwtiW 10 us t oicoeAucfr

-ruu t't lha be.t ewmx-Risciune in iu worw, uiu me

1 f.nsM k ( works of hih art ewer tftewn tocri Jicr : n Anieuca. 1 jyy $S CO.1, Bos 'J A'O, Auffiutai 2f.inc. ! by,

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coHiy .n ccto one ft-sc.

PfClhrr wllh our lafgc r.nd ral-

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BABY

Oarjpet weepers, Hall Backs, ... In fact evea'tldiig you may want.

v,bb)v line of Klaus

Samples. These tampk. M

a wSSBSSSBO' lPj'OO.tod after you have kept

them in your hme for S months and howu ihtiu to thoae who ma have called, ihoy hecoiooyoar own propeity. ..Thio . who vriits at oace au be tvtxt of rccoivluu the W"::tchi nnd SnmptCR. We jjay all iJKWWJi, Wjrht,Ui- AddrM Stiutictsi. tSs o.0 Box 8iS jortlaod, UXaiac

I had aver? Bad Cold, ami got a bottlo of Ir. :3c tli Arnold' Cougli Killer, and it helped mo at once. It will do all it is recommended to do. Win. l "Alverson, Brancn, Ulster Couutyj X

Pruggi.ts, 25c. 50c., and 1.00 '

NOTICE OF ADAIINISTHATION,

Noliicc is hereby given, ' that the under. signed has been - appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of

Pianps,GrganS and Sswing Machines ) Monroe County, State of Indiana, Kept iu stock and sold on monthly pay I administrator cic bonis nbn of the

menls. Come and see us end ubtHMi ui uu) jiajyi f vu-

roe count', deceased. . baid estate is supposed to he solvents LAWRENCB C. STINES, ; r- Admin isti.'atoiC

get our prisos. North Sido Square, Waldron's Block.

Mrs. PerDue for the next thirty days will give special iustruotibns iu Dress Cutting. Best system of cutting invented. Call and see. Dress Making rooms, Walnut street, 4 doors South of the jail,

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Jlffirch 7th, 1889. ,' , .; Davis and Miers & Corr aWys.

n. w. urisns. . , EDWJK CCRIi 2m:jLoi? cs? corr ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice in., all . the courte. All busrueiis given prompt and. .eardful at-teiuicii- !

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EI5 ANT S'tiCA Tickets Sold and Basgage

jnoro fully luftjrm-stj all Tic hcfc Afietrta t Gouoft

E. O. i&OoimiclCren'i ss. A crfci

CABTEll PBRIK0 v AgeiiU Bloomington, Inl.

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"MYKTia CUW for Bhebma.? I? Usui and Neuralgia radically cure

m l t 3 diyr by: reaioviagthe caus from theSrRtenv ft will not ; fnil n,

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