Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 April 1889 — Page 4

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THE S A T B R O A Y C O U R1E R iHcnry'J. Feltvs, Editor & Publisher. Jfim5Q a Year, Payable in Advance - I - '' ' - I - II Tbe Lar(et an J Best CUrcttlutioii

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Ths Oklahoma boomers will

soon change their title to Ofor-

i homeagaiu boomers.

A Mr. Gassel is the new porter for the National House.

If you want a nice tag for your key ring, see Charley Gregory. Green peas, from the South, are now sold in this market. A pea for a nickel. Ron. Richard A Fulk attended to legal business at Bloomfield the first of the week.

which extends from Lafayette to this city. His visit to this city is on business connected with his road This morning he is to meet a party of gentlemen form New Albany, and this afternoon ho will visit Jcffersonville on official business. Col.

be May the 11th. Dr. Dalmey and Prof. Osthaus have been offered ami have accepted the chairs of History and German respectively in the Peidmont Chatauque College of Liberal arts at Salt Springs, Georgia. The session

I Last Monday it was Oklahoma f or bust In a few weeks if will

be, "busted by gosh."

Over one thousand ready

r made houses were shipped from Chicago to Oklahoma. - Sfehi e poetry is crowded out I to make room for announcements .. - . , .... , -. . . i of changes in PostofBces; i If the com crop will turn out f this year as well as - the wheat J promise there" will be air increase of Democrats for the i- campaign next year, if there is ! any truth in the old adage. It will be interesting news to some of the five thousand officeseekers ot the Fifth Congression- . al District to know that the Hon. I E C Duncan has, according to a late dispatch, arrived in Washington Cityand made a number oi recomendations for office. Says the New Era a ProhiI hition paper :In 1884 the Prohibitionists ot Indiana polled three thousand votes and the State went Democratic. In 1888 the polled ever ten thousand votes, an increase of seven thousand in the Prohibition vote was accompanied by the transfer ot the State from the Democrats to the Republicans. And yet the Republican prcss,aud especially in Indiana,is yelping Democratis aicf society, just the same as

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Is there not a world of significance in the fact that the firt political party to organize in this country whose main principle is the exclusion of the negro should be formeel ,by , Southern Republicans? A large number of the leading white Republicans of Alabama met at Birmingham Tuesday, with the avpwed purpose of making their party a white man's party,and perfected an organization which they call the White Republican Protective Tariff League, the distinctive ' provision of which is that no negro shall be eligible to membership, While the convention was ia session other meetings were held by the negroes at which the originators of the League were denounced as traitors.

Additional Locals.

Mrs. E. P Adams is in Worthington, Ind.,attending her son"Tuek," . who has lieen sick for ssme. time. Baney Sare, son of James Sare, formerly of this place, is now "lecturer" at the Ecien Musee at Indianapolis. -Dr. J. -TO. Grain has removed his dental office to the property rece n tly, purchased by him 3Spri,.h of the gee corner. The oldiprchard property, South ef Emery's on College Avenue, has oeen sold to Jotm-L. .eck . who is fitting;it up as a grocery . Wilt Bozzard, son of John Buzzard, of this county, is one jf the Oklahoma boomers, fie is clerking in a store-at the new city of Guthrie To-day as we go to press( Friday ) the Odd Fellow of this city are celebrating their anniversary .There are a number of visiting brethern here, and at noon there was a procession, headed by the Mechanic's baud to" the new college campus. There will be an address by JL A. Fulk after dinner. Hon. W. K, Myers, late Democratic candidate for Lient-Gov. is ilso present and will deliver an adtfress. He has no superiors; as a speaker, in the State.

-You can save from 10 to 20 per cent by buying your carpets at the Banner.

Mrs. W. T. Miller visited friends and relatives in Hendricks county the first of the week. Misses Wallie Zimmerman and Carrie Sager, of . Valparaiso, are guests at Geo. W. Norman's. A meeting of School Superintendents of Southern Indiana. Kentucky and Illinois will be held at Bloomington on May 17 and 18. Next Tuesday being a National holiday, the Postoffice will be closed from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., with the exception of an hour (12 to 1) at noon.

Grooeries delivered free and prompt, by M.Whltaker. Durand Block. lThe Beaded Capes are at Adams, Hull & Co.

Sam Curry has the plans prepared for the new U. P. parson age,and the building promises to be a credit to the members of- that thriving church. A run-a-way team to a log wagon created considerable excitment Thursday morning in the West and South part of town. No serious damage was done. Bloomington has a young army of "drummers", and they are all good ones, too. The following is the list : W. T. Breeden, dry goods. W. i Ad kins, hardware. C. W. Booth, jewelry. L. S. Fields, boots and shoes. Doug. Field, boots and shoes. L. L. Whitsell, boots and shoes. J. M. He ndrix, furniture. J. W. Jackson, boots and shoes. J. W. Warder, groceries. Ed. Seward, hardware.

Thos. J. Rogers'

cigars.

.Marriage licenses have been issued to the following named persons : Fi an k II. Scoot and Mrs.Katic Norman, Marion Weddell and Ida ShiveIX, Martin Carmichael and Jenora, Caiter,Wm T. Sciscoe and Ida Conner, M alcom Short and May Palmer, John 2?eimes and Isis Hawkins John R Wright and Minnie E Morgan, John H Swope and Ella Nuckols, And. R. Christy and Mollie GolIiver, Samuel Whisnand and Bertha

Womll, Chas E.Adams and Maggie

B. Creamer.

A Columbus special to the In

dianapolis dailes says : "The citizens in the neighborhood of . Bean

.Jiiossom, isrown county, are again

greatly 6 tin-ed up over the gold dis

coveries in that section. A geol

gist xepresenting a Michigan min-

been nrospectins: for

time, and his

enortsr-ave met wltn- encouraging

success. He reports that the precious metal is to be found there in paying quantities, and mining apparatus w,iil probably be establshed thtre.'?

ing firm has

gold there for some

Mat9on is looking the picture of i extends from J uly 12th to Aug 24Ut health. On beinir asked if he were ,and Die salary is .$150. The Peid-

out of politics he replied that he j inonl C'hatauqitc is a branch of the

could not say ho was. , Northern Ohatuaque -

"For that matter, I never expect

to be out of politico," he continued,

but 1 do not know that I will ever be

a candidate again. I shall keep a lookout for any friends, however,and may become somewhat actively en

gaged in future contests,'1

Notice Dissolution Partnership. Notice is hereby given that the

Secretary Metcalf of the state

board of health has sent circular

letters to the various county health officers throughout the state with the following instructions: "You are hereby instructed to cause all property holders, in your jurisdiction, to remove from their premises all garbage, wast or other matter

which m ay prove detrimental to the public health, or in any manner interfere with the comfort of the people." The officers are also ordered to communicate this order to town and city health officers with instructions to rigidly enforce the same in their respective muncipalities. This order is to complied with as near May 1st? as possible. On circus night burglars broke into Walker Bros', meat shop, .on College A venue, near, the Postoffice. An entrance to the building was effected through the cellar door on the sidewalk, and the rascals then passed through the cellar and up the back stairs into the meat shop. Her"ihey proceeded' to'" rifle the money drawer of about about five or six dollars in change that had been left there. They then went through the desk and helped themselves to a lot of canceled checks, memorandum book, and other papers. These papers were found the next morning lying by

the railroad. The burglars attempted to get: into Souder's saloon next door, but were unsuccessful. It is generally thought that the thieves were following the circus, but more likely it was "home talent," as ex

perienced burglars would hardly

expect to find much money in a meat shop, but would go bigger game. N o clew. The L'ouisvilie Courier Journal has a long interview with Col. C. C. Matson, and says: "Col. Matson recently retired from the office of Representative in Congress from the Fifth Indiana District, after serving i or eight years, and a few weeks since he was appointed Assistant Solicitor of the. L., N. A. fc C. railway for the Southern division

The "Big Show" came last Wednesday, and so did the people, al

though it rained in the early part of the morning. A large portion

of the country people, many of them

from adjoining counties, came in to

see the free parts of the show sireet parade and balloon ascension They came early, and stood around on corners and in the store doors, and helped killed time by frequent trips to the Postoffice, with the inquiry,"Recokin' there's nothing for me." The country girls,especiali3r, kept the clerks on a jump with frequent and persistant demands for letters for Polly Jones or Betsey Smith. The procession at noon was elaborate,but brief Jn the afternoon but a small audience congregated in the spacious tents to see the showAMost of the people went home

when it was announced that the

balloon ascension and- parachute

leap could not take place on ac

count of the high wind prevailing

at the time. At night a large audi-

ance was present .The students at the

University were admitted at half-

price, as the manager of the show,

J. T. Lowrjr, was formerly a College President. So present College

Presidents can live in hope that

their ambitions will some day be realized. The performance lasted

but an hour, and was a mixture of

good, bad and indiiferant.

ersity Items.

Did you see the elephant?

Howe about the efiigy? Ho got

taken in. The Kappas intitiated Miss Millis at their last meeting.

Rev. Edwards conducted chapel

exercises Monday morning.

Inman proved too slick for the men

with the shells at the show Wed

nesday. Prof. Boone entertained Superin

tendent Jones, of Indianapolis while

in the city. Walter Howe, of Bosting, Mass

achusetts, spent Tuesday night with

Brill and Moffett. Rev. Lyons lectured to Prof.

Bryan's class in ethic's the first hour

Monday morning.

Prof. Woodford gave his class in

Political Science au examination

upon their outside reading Wednes

day.

ffill 'Iveliey and Jas. Simpson

were initiated into the Betas last Saturday night. The latter was u pledged member.

The Galloway brother, ot EHetts ville, who travel with a company of singing pilgrims visited Tom Stepen son the first of the week. It is reported that some students bought candy beans at the circus under he impression that they were five and ten dollar Williams, The students attended the circus in a body Wednesday night and for their good behavior the manger provided them with eoinplimentry tickets to the concert. The spring meeting of the school superintendents of Indiana, Kentucky and Illinois will be held in Bloomington on Friday and Satnr Jlfay 17th and 18th. The seniors met Prof. Miter on one day last week. He informs them that maximum time for the senior speech is 9 minutes the minimum being placed at seven. James Cook, through junior with ?89, visited friends here on last Thursday. Jim has been teaching in Rush county and intends to graduate with the preseut Junior class. Rev John Baltzly, of Indianapolis will deliver the lecture Sunday. Rev. Baltzly is one of the most popular

1 lectures that comes to I. U. and we

bespeak for him a crowded house. The Center Valley evening Clipper, a very neat and newsy paper, from the press of O. H. Craven, who graduated in the Preparatory department last year, came to our desk this week. The elegant new class albums of '89, have arrived and give universal satisfaction. The class motto "The everlasting better," and Indiana University class '89, with the owner's name is neaity printed on each one. The first field day was a grand success. Those who took the prizes in the various contests were? Simpson, Sarbuck, Homm. Jenkins Shoemaker, Bain, Truscott, Bloss and Martin, The next field day will

The seniors met at the National Hotel on '1 uesuay morning and arranged themselves in their colors.

which are corn and- lavender and

marched out to chapel in a body. At

the close of the exercises they gave

their class yell winch is:

IJ own, Hotva, Nuncewahooi Ca la, wall la, wall waah! Br-r-r r Yah! Sii Yah! '89, I. U. Vouch!

copartnership herctoibie existing between John C.Oolan and John Tiernan, under the firm name ard style ot Dolan, Tiernan & Co. is this day dissolved bv nuiLuul consent. The

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of Dolan, Tiernan & Co. having been purchased by the said Dolan. AH bills will be assumed and paid by the said Dolan. who is authorized to collect all bills due them, the business wilt be continued and carried on under the firm name of J. C. Dolan & Co. J. C. Dolan. John Tusks' an, March 20th. 1889.

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SALESMEN WANTED Good pay No previous experience required. Write me before 3 011 engage for ray terms My system insures

working man

This is an excellent cLance for a

oorl posion. Salary from start or big commission. Local or permanent employment Apply to Fred. E Young, Nurseryman, Rochester. Y. VANDAL! A LINE.

Leave: ST. Louis

Fine Rugs at Adams, Hall

& Co,

In the matter of the estates ot Robert Taylor, deceased. In the Monroe Circuit Court, April Term, 1SSS. Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, as executors of the estate of .Robert; Taylor deceased, has presented and filed their account and vouchers in final settlement ot said estate, and Miat the same will come up for the examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 22 day of April, 18S9, at which time all persons interested in said estate

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rCorrespondcnl?. should bear in ; re rcqimcii in appear n san ouri mind that items advertising a busi- ' nd sh.w cause, it any there be, why

sain account anu voucuers snouin

County News.

CONTRIBUTIONS BY TnJ3 CODRIEll'S COUPS OF COUItESPONOENCE.

ness must be paidi for. Ed. CoouIER. SALT CREEK. W F.LamkiiUfl eut'hia foot severely recently. Mrs. Elgar had her house raised last Friday. Fifteen persons will be baptized near Cutri&bVa bridge next Sunday. Thomas M, Cox, of Benton township, is attending the Danville Normal school. A gentleman named Sarvis preached at Knight's school-house on the night of the 17th inst. Lem Holmes and Jack Chandler went to Evansville recently and enlisted in the Regular Army. Mr. Crafton , of Smith vilie preached at the Lainkins school-house last Saturday and Sunday week. Milton Cox, who has been in the Indian Territory some years, is here visiting relatives and smiling upon

his old friends.

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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. April 18th, married, at the residence of the bride, Miss Maggie B. C'reagor to Mr. Charles Adams, Rev. George E. Wiuo officiating. After the nuptial knot was tied the guests, jthirty-foar in numbei, were escorted to the dinning-room by the bride's parents where a bounteous table was in preparation, handsomely adorned with turkey, pie,cake,ete. Miss Maggie is a young lady of high esteem in the com ih unity where she resides, her preseuce will be missed by Ler many lady friends. Mr. Adams., her chosen companion, is a youth of respect and intellig ence and a gentleman who is not afraid to earn his living, honestly by the sweat of his brow. We extend to them cur best wishes. May flowers and sunshine ever extend their pathway. ........... Mrs. E. Bowman cordially invites the ladies to call before making th eir selections of spring millinery as she has ti very nice stock, of all the latest sfyies,and has Miss Carrie Winehalt, au experience trimmer, to assrst her. Shop West Side- Square, up stairs; entrance at corner ol alley. . . . The owners of the City Hall at Bedford after a carefuil investigation into the merits of the different knids. of Metal Roofing hi the market gave the preference to Noel's Improved Steel Roofing made by Seward & Noel of this city.

it will pay to trade at W h i hi ker's grorcery. D u r a n d Block. . It will, pay you to examine H. P, rtiurnor's line of Spectacles, Eye gausses, &u t before purchasing as he has the largest and mtist"conipfctt' stock in the ciiy. Special attention is given ty testing aud ex a in ing the eyes assisted by the best of scientific instruments, without extra charge. Always a full stock of fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand Block.

The Iron and Steel Roofing factory of Seward and Noel is crowded with ortlers for spring trade.

THE BALANCE OF THIS YEAR FOR ONLY"

not be approved. And the heirs of said estate, and all others mterested therein, arealeo hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid, to appear and make proof of their heirship or claim to any partef said estate. NBWTON K. MeFADDEN . W ILL I A M B EN N ETT, Executor. JTaroh 4th, 1 389.

Effingham Terre Haute

FOR SALE. 80 acres of land, three miles from Bloomington, 40 acres geoe timber, 40 acres in cultivation. Very cheap for cash. Apply to J. K. Anderson, Bloomington, lnd. Remember that Charley McPheeters, formerly in the hardware business, is now proprietor of the Grooves corner gracery where he willbe pleased to see his old customers, and a host of new ones. NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Notice is hereby given to all nonresidents and all others interested, that I wiU proceed together with the County Surveyor of Monroe county, lnd., or his deputy on Monday the Cth day of May, 1839, to run and establish all the lines and corners necessary to be established in sections 27 and 34, township S, range 1 East. Meet at my residence at 1 o'clock p. m. on said day . Be present at said time and place else surveywill proceed in your absence. JOHN SEXTON. April 13ib, 1889.

WESTERN

LANDS, SALE .

fcc. FOR

I have 50 good farms in Ouster Co Nebraska and a number 111 Buffalo that 1 will sell from 1,000 to $3,000 rn easy terras. I also have property in Broken Bow, also Kearney lots, Omaha and several good Hotels, Lively 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 address me I will give the minutest description. A, li. Shoemaker, Broken Bow, Neb-

THS ONLY

SALARY AND EXPENSES PAID

or liberal commissions to local men. Out-lit free no collecting. Permanent positinns guaranteed. Ex perienee unnecessary. Choice of territory if apply at once. L. P. THURSTON & CO. Empire Nurseries, Rochester, N.Y. NOTICE OP CITY ELECTION.

A general election will be held in the City ol Bloomington, Monroe county, Indiana, on the First Tuesday in May, 1889, the siime being the 7th day of said month, at which the following city offices will be elected: One Mayor. One Clerk. One Treasurer, One Marshal. One Councilman for First Ward. One Councilman for Second Ward. One Councilman for Third Ward. The following voting precincts have been established: In First Ward ftrannock's ehoe shop; in Second Ward Library Room in Public Square; in Third' Ward Clark's blacksmith shop. ROBT. C! G REEVES, City Clerk.

Arrive: Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York

PENNSl'LVASIA Rp.VXS. no. iWmmo. e.

DailPW Daily. 8.10 a. m. 8.00 p. rn. 10.53 a. m. 11.25 p.m 12.72 p. m. 1.51 p.m

2 50 p. m. 4.15 a.m 7.55 p. m. 11.10 a.m 1.53 a. m. 5.5$ p.m 1.25 p. m. 5.25 ajn 4 00 n. m. 8.00 a.m

Philadelphia and New YorkuEastern Time," which 13 one hour faster than ''Central Time." Call for tickets via Vandalia Line. Notice the time made by No. 20. WWW e juH.H'iMMm.nuunmiMai.nuwiwii mmnsm mm AGAIN READY FOB BUSINESS

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Has arisen from the ashes, and is

again prepared i;o do all kinds of

BLACKSIfflMIS and WAGON DPI

As he lost heavily by the late fire he hopes that all his old customers.

and many new one, will give him

call. Cor. College Av. and 4th sfc?

Notic9 of Administration.

Notice is hereby given, that the

undersigned has been appointed by

the Judge of the Circuit Court of

Monroe uounty, State of Indiana,ad

ministration of the state of William

Smith J ate of Jfonroe county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JEHU P. SPARKS, Feb 26,'S9. Administrator. R. A. Fulk. atty.

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Frieiids, Washcryoraen, Housekeepers; T ; Lend me your ears, and heau? me, for rny cause. The Soap I come to speak about is the Great Santa Claus.

'Tis good for every purpose,

For which a soap is needed, ,

Arid joy will bnn to everyone

Who has wise counsel

heeded 'r

And spent a. nickel, jus to

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To lighten labor, save expesasa Ahdmake things briglitndaevf-

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SANTA CLAUS SOAP is the best in the market for wasWng,r scouring -cleaning.

scrubbing, &c. For sale by fill grocers at se a cake.

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7AN5ALIA LINE.

In Every Sense! YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE TOM will make the season oi 1S89 at John Huntington's stable in Bloomington, 1 block east of Ryors factory. Terms 20, to insure a living colt Oare will be taken to prevent accident, but te company will not be responsible should any occur. DKSCKIPTIOS AND P1DI5KEE. "YOUNG LINCOLNSHIRE TOM is a Beautiful Black, stands l'6 hands high, weighs 1700 pounds, with gnod legs and feet, was foaled June 28th, 1881, was bred by Joseph WalthftJU, Eifq., Lincolnshire, England, and was imported byH.G.Hibbs of Olioton, Ootaric, Canada, in Jul', 1888. Sired by Lincolnshire Tom No. 1367 in tud Book ; grand shire, Grant's Honest Tom, No. 1111 in Stud Book, great grand shire Hduest Tom No. 1X05 in Stud Book sold when 14 years old for 500.gln.ncas. Dam was by-Admiral No 69 in Stud Book Admiral by Matchless No. 1500 in Stud Book, Matchless by Active No. 29 in Stud Boofc' - .. . The Owner parting wltu the mare forfeits the insurance. WWe also hare a fine JACK. HUNTINGTON & CO. y age .wrmpwsGix SB b a-rpfgwsgccsqgg NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Notu-e is hereby given, that Hit undersigned has been appointed by the Clerk of Circuit Court of Mon roe county, State of Indiana, admini srator with thev will annexed of the estate of Ebon Newton late of the Stato ol Ohio, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be insolvent. CZARLES G. CORE, Administrator. December 27th, 1888. Miers & Cow attys.

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MONON ROUTS.

Ioulttilie New Albany & Chi Cairo TIME TABLE AT BLOOM tKOTON, ((Central Standard Time.) In effect Jan. 16th, 1887, Goiuir North ...

Uotioe of Administration;

Notice is berehv mven. that tbrt

unoersigneo nas ueenpp.omtemrijy the Clerk of tlit Circuit CouiiT oflg:

Monroe county, State of Itidiani,adV

minis era to r 01, tne es Lute a 1 1 iei x m

Taylor in te pf -MonrdiseOti ntjwM ceased " Sajil estate jajupTosed 'ip's W

ue insolvent.. : r : . . . ,m y'J. VALENTINE ,CLtNKl

Sept. 26, '88. Administrator.

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2hy wiUdyoeverythiasr. They zae sold evcry Vbe. Irice lOo. a package. Tlbeyhaveiioeqaja . ,f for S t reu g t b, Brigli tuess, : Amount in P.aclr ages or for Flatness of Color, er non-fading QnatftfqK&fe,,

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ias not retired Tromj; bnsioess, but . will be found at bis old stand ill--?:.' the Sudbwiy, .block' WilgtV complete line-ot .

lee He will hereafter derotf l

his entire attention to these .;.'sj

lines, and will guaranteed - work thi

her tbe place, SudbUry Bloc.k, North

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Oh icagc Night Express. . . . . 11 :2S p; m, : Going" South -Louisvilie Day Mail 4:05 p. m

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HUNTER

IS THE LEADING

o best salve in; the world; fbr;

&a ts. Braises, IStres. Ulcers, -Salti Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter Cbapped hands C h ilbl ains Gtvriis and alt Skin Eruptions, 3and positively

cures Piles, or no pay required. , It 1

is gun ran teeu to give peneci sarisr

25 cents per l)ox." For sale by Mm

Mndley & Sons. ;

AND PITENITUSE DEALER " I carry in stock the best linje of Furniture arid Undertaking goods ever kept in Bloomington and will . . ... . .

sell yon goods cheaper than any one. j

Come and see me before you buy. South Side Square.

JTQEaSSv SW Solid CJold Warch-TTllTiTI & ?0,d f2 T& k unlil tolr, U If LI U 9 iiV-fl Uit watcu in the tvoiirt. P II f H

SSxma rottect timekvruer. War. A. AllIIJ

timekoruer. War A

i-mateo. Heavy bond Gulrl

iuaunfr Ouu. Voiix lcJies I mud rent' Aixu. wiih work.

end cm of equal ratue. ! One rcraou iueach 1caltiy' can secure oo free.

tnjrether nrltb or larpa andvalnabla line of Blouvchold Stiraples. Tncso saiapl. aa well as ihe wach, wb cuJ iPree.'snd after yon bavo kco;

hfm in yvtr Uama for S months and ahoru ihero w ifcoao vrUo Buy hs.va called, ibey becorooj-oor oven vropcrty. - Tbon who write at on;e can to sura of receiving ths waich md Sample. We jwy a5l 'exproas, ; iYHcht.etc. AdJresa iUuxia u5 ou 32s rjl, Vos-tla-isd, 2JLa.4nc

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The leading

UNDERTAKEN ana iTJENITUBE

DEALES. We have a large stock of

FURNITURE, COFFINS M GASKETS

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

Clothing- for. Funerals That is better :md only cost yon about

oue half as much aa other clothing. We havo a largo assortment of all kinds of Bedroom Suits, Fa.a?lor Susts, LOUNGES, SIDE - BOARDS, DRESSERS MXLELOS.'&, BABY WAGONS, Carpet Sireepers, Hall Backs, In fact everything yon may want. Fianos,0rgann and Sewing Machines K ept in stock ind sold on monthly pay. meats. Come and see us und got'our prises. North Side Scjuare, Waidron's Bluck.

Mrs. PerDue for the next thirty days will give special instructions in Dress Cutting. Best system of cutting: invented. Call and see. Dress Making rooms, Walii'ut street, 4 doors South of tho jail. '

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Notice is hereby given, that the u ndersjgncd h as been appointed by tho fudge of the Civeuit Court of Monroe County, Stfttef Indiana, administrator de bonis m of tho estate of Nancy Majoc late of Mon-

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baid estate is supposed to be solvent, LAWRENCE C. ST1NES, Administrator. iarchjth, 1880. Ditvia and Miers & Co rr attys.

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