Bloomington Courier, Volume 15, Number 36, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 June 1889 — Page 4

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D mOCKATlC TO TIIS CORE.

1 T Democratic party in 1892 should make a platform to meet tfae issues of 1892. While folding fast to its traditional tenets it must meet the new questions withfrankness and courage. We ,believe that it will do so. But - if it is to go backward for its plank upon the tariff question let

it take its declaration from that

unsurpassed proclamation of

Democratic principle the Tilken platform of 1876. That is j t honest, bold, chary ringing. It i . placed the party with both feet : squarely on the rock foundation i of historic Democracy. To at- : tempt to change this attitude by stretshing one foot over- to the slough of protectionist Republiv camera would be alike ridiculous,

cowardly and futile.

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List fall the people and the workingmen all over the land wero told on the stump and in the press, and on the envelopes, even, in which they -received their weekly or monthly wages, in-order to insure plenty of work at good, pay in order ..to maintain the standard of wages at the point satisfactory te themsel-

esthey must vote the Demo

cratic wfreetrad0w , paitjr down and out, and put the Republican party in charge of the govern-

merit. And also remember that

the Democratic party was voted

out or pold out, that the JEtepubv licans came into absolute control, and that instead of better wages

there has been a very general

reduction every where,andespec-

iall v in all those industries

era the tariff gives the high

est degree of "protection?' The

situation must soon be realized, even by the dullest minds, and

the same sort of deception canno be so effectually practiced again. . . Additional Locals,

Charley Hall is wrestling with this mumps. -

JMiss Dora Campbell, of Dayton,

Ohio, is a guest at G. G. Turner's.

MiM Liliie Howe baa returned itim a lengthy visit in Atlanta, Ga. Hon. John W. Buskirk and wife

tare returned from West Baden

springs. -

rroU D. JB.- Hunter came over

torn ConneravUle, Thursday, to vidt relatives.

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Miss Bertie Miers has returned

ttQWL Oberlio, Ohio, where she has

bn attending college.

; Wm. F.Ross lately of Butler Uni

versity will preach in the Christian Church next Sunday, June 30th. S

- John W. Craven was elected Sec

retary of the State Conv ention of

County Supt's. and was Chairman ;pf the Committee on Resolutions.

TheL. N. A-df- G. railway -will

asIl-curon tickets between any

stations on its lines, atone fare for round trip :6ood going July 3d and 4th, and returning July 5th. This "4 a good chance to visit friends, or take in the cities of Louisville, Lafayette or Chicago, air of which point will have celebrations on the

Fourth.

The M. E. Sunday School excur

sion from this city accompanied by the Mechanic's Band carried about - JiOOpeople into New Albany last Thursday, and all highly enjoyed themselves in seeing the sights acl!Mut the falls. It was an orderly crowd considering the mixture tad ? Mze and nothing occurred to mar

Vthc trieasore of all. The S. S. will

y ;net a handsome sum as the result.

John McCune, a brakeman on

the L. N, A. & G.was killed by falii ing from the tender of the locomotive of the early freight train North Thursday morning, a short time after leaving here: The fail crushed

his skull,and he died a few moments

after being brought to the Webster House in this city. That very morning he had been talking to a fellow brakeman saying that anyone who didn't want to get hurt ught to keep from railroading.The deceased was a young man, and his home was at Crawfordsville. His relatives came down from- that! -city in the evening, and the body was taken .home. It is said he wascvengaged to be married Jny 4tfe to Jtfiss McCain. ' V I

SOLDIERS' REUNION OCT. 7th, Stb 9th, 1880. AT BLOOM- " INGTONIND. For the purpose of commencing preparations for the reunion, a meeting was held last Saturday at the court house in Blooming ton, Gen. M. C, Hunter was chosen chairman and J. T. Eller, secretary . The Chairman appointed for each township soliciting committees as follows: .i Bloommgton Wilson Adams, W. W. Wicks, H. P. Perry, W. J. Allen and J. B. Mulkey. Perry S. McWylie, Wm. Hepley, Henry Diilman and Thomas Kilpatrick. Clear Creek John Harrold, Silas Grimes and John C. Clay. Indian Creek- Elmer Walker, Wesley Kirk and Alvis Moon. Van Buren J. T. Eller, J. S. Dinsmore, W. F. Robertson and W. J.Brown. Richland John Bradford, J. K Perry, Wash Faulkner. James Marksberry and L. F. Constable. Bean Blossom Wm. Liford, D. C. Pugh, James Davis, Wm. York and J. S. Williams. Washington Wm. Buskirk, Marion Carrol, J. Bv Rawles, John Bastin and Elijah Knight. Marion John Black, Thomas Blown and John Forney. Benton Wm. Peterson, W. L Adams, Geo. Welch, Geo. Lamp kins and James Skirvin. Salt Creek Wra. Nunn, Joseph Lindsey and A. J. Lampkins. Polk Wm. Southers, James Sex

ton, Henry Eads, Wm. Armbruster and Lewis Norman. An executive committee was appointed as follows: John Uarrold, S. McWylie, D. S. Rawlings, J. T. Eller, Dr. Whitted, Wilson Adams, W. J. Alien, W. W. Wicks and C. H. Sudbury. On July, 13th, 1880, at 1 o'clock at the court house a meeting will be held at which all soldiers and citize n are invited to attend and assist in making arrangements for the reunion., Gkn. M. C. Hunter, Chairman. J. T. Eixer, Sec. ; LETTER FROM KANSAS.

Editor Courier : This will be a gieat year for Kansas, as crops are the best for years, the estimated wheat yield is over 31 ,000,000 bushels, and the corn and other crops are immense. The wheat is now about all harvested and is yielding from 30 to 40 bushels per acre. The largest amount of fruit ever known, apples, peaches,peai's and appricots are nearly ripe and it would do some of the Hoosiers good to see the large peach orchards here ladea with nice large juicy peaches. Kansas will have a surplus to sell of over $1,000,000 worth of products w hich will help the farmers wonderfully This will make Kansas boom aad lands will advance rapidly, and all Kansans are looking forward to an area of prosperity. We are having delightful weather; The sun shines nearly 365 days in the year and well may it be said that part of the State is Beautiful Sunny Southern Kansas. All kinds of fruit, vines, and shrubs are a success. Pesches,appricots,nectarme3.quinces and pears of the choicest and most delicious varieties mature in perfecttion. No county in Kansas is better provided with railroads; two ol the greatest trunk lines in the West, the Missouri Pacific and the Frisco railways crosses at Oswego, the county seat, from here the traveler or shipper can reach the four points of the com pas. We have ad vantages here unsurpassed by any other country and men with moderate means and a good share of pluck and energy can do well here, and we can offer no better evidence of this fact than

the wonderful and rapid growth of

our country in the last ten years,for we can say without boasting that no country ever made the progress in improvements, in population and building up of society and developing the country in the same lenght of time as Southeastern Kansas.Charley McPheeters wants to sell you your groceries Give him a trial.

County

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE . COURIER S CORPS. OF CORRESPONDENTS.

SALT CREEK. .. Richard Ellis is still very feeble. " The mast crop will be nearly a complete failure. There wiltbe a pincic at Cutnght-s bridge on . the fourth. A little child of Thomas Shields died last Saturday of croup. Lem Homes is still at the Jefferson barracks near St. Louis, Jo. We learn that a portion of the dam of Judah-s mill, was washed out recently. J18S Emma Rocke, who taught school at No. 2, ia 1880, has been teaching in Kansas for the past four years. v When the new election law takes effect in Indiana, it will be bye-bye floaters and vote buyers, you're gone, ?" ' f -' ':' Sir, Ames, of Brown county, will preach at the Lamkius school-house on fifth Sunday of June, also on the Saturday night before. Mr. Harvey

Hazel will preach at the same place,

the first Saturday night and Sunday of July. Let there be a large crowd

out on both occasions

Our township lias thriving churches, and good school houses, substantial bridges, well improved farms, valuable stono.pienty of good timber,m'anv pretty girls, and handsome boys, and more democrats to the square inch than any other township in the county. In fact have everything necessary to make our people happy and prosperous except a railroad although two or throe of tuem have been built through here on paper. Boom the township. J. B. E. HARRODSBURG ITEMS. Farmers are busy cutting wheat. Plenty of cherries at 25 cts. per gallon. Frank lvinser is painting his woodshed. Mr. W, J. Lowe is having his residence painted. It is rumored that there will be another wedding here soon. Jonathan Bougher will moved into his new house next week. Miss Jennie Tilly gave an ice cream supper last Saturday eve. Elmer Cougher formerly a member of the Springville band, is now a member of the Harrodsburg band. Mrs. Kinser is looking for her two daughters, Miss -Lydia Kinser and Mrs. R'N. Bennett, home in a few days from South Hutchinson, Kansas. c The K. of P.'s gave an entertainment at their Castle Hall on Thursday evening, June 27th. They also gave a nice supper, which everyone enjoyed. We understand that a company from Bedford are talking of buying one of Bart Armstrong's farms for the purpose of opening a new stone quary about 3 miles South of this place. One of Holmes Bros, teams ran away one evening last week. They were taking a load of Prefection Washers to the depot and started in a run. The washers were scattered along the road for some distance but no one hurt. Too many oats boys. Grover.

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JlfcCormick Machine Co, Gentlemen.' The McCormick Steele Harvester and Binder which I purchased from you last. 'year, has given me entire satisfaction. I cut nearly 200 acres of wheat and oats last year, and with perfect ease, without one cent of repairs. I can cheerfully recom men n it to any one wishing a Harvester, as being one of the best machines made. I consider it lighter on horses than any machine in the field. t Respectfully, Wm. M. Farmer, Jno. W. Shoemaker, Agent, . Bloomington, Ind.

Try Charley McPheeters' new grocery, Greeves old stand.

L. Lust has a fine Vose Piano for sale. It is a bargain. See him at once.

Always a full stock of fresh groceries, at Whitaker's, Durand Block. .

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

Go and have your eyes tested by H. P. Tourner, as he

guarantees satislactionj and has

the very best of scientific instruments. The largest and most

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LETTER SALi WILL COMMENCE

OUR :: CASH :; SYSTEM Has toeeii such a uiiarkcd saccess that are going to paa; in aaiaiaiense stock for the

To do this we assist have every iiuch of

available space. Coaseqwcatly

MUST GO AT 30MS PS.ICS.

All Cut Price Goods Harked in Red Letters.

THE SARATOGA OF THE WEST!"

This capacious hotel containing 2Five 3S.ttdred rooms and upon which has been expended this spring S50,000, is now the most CJomplots, 3& fine and So33a-li3x Summer 'Resort in America. In elegance of its appointments it is unsurpassed. The beautiful views of Vklieys, SEillS and bus new and charming Xi3Jso7 add greatly to its attractions. This famous Resort, with all Modern Improvements is jSTovr Opa ior the season oi 1839. Special inducements will be offered to parties desiring to spend the summer months. Jacob fiohrer's celebrated Orchestra has been engaged for the season, and every effort will be made to make this the most elegant and attractive place in this country to spend the summer. Baden- s'jpirlxi.8;s Oo., West Baden, Orange County, Indiana

Notice of Street Improvement. Resolution for the iinpiovement of Rogers Street. Whereas, it has become necessary for the proper improvement of the city of Bloomington, Indian, and for the use of Rogers street in said city, that the said street be improved by grading, guttering and macadamizing. Beit therefore resoi ved by the Mayor and Common Council of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, twothirds of the members thereof cou-

comnlete line of ODticial eoods cumng tuerein, tuat it is necessary

. . . . .. I fni it imnrAVAmnnf. nf n

in the city can be found at bis

place. Remember, eyes tested

free. The latest designs in

Jewelry, also "watches, silverware, &c, can always be found

rone door East of Bank.

-Students desiring profitable

employment; salary and ex

penses should address F. T.

Neely, 415 Dearborn St.? Chi

cago, 111.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE,

By instructions of the Council, all persons are hereby notified that t he

tools, apparatvs, or belongings of

the Fire Department will not be loaned to private parties, and any

one taking such articles from the

City Building will be prosecuted ;or

trespass. , ( GEO. OWENS, Marshal.

MARSHAL'S NOTICE. To the citizens of Bloomington;

It Having been represented that

certain persons are or have been us-

iiifir water (rum the lire cisterns of

W 7 V"..-. . the citv. such-persons, and all in

habitants of the city are hereby

notified tunc such vise of the fire cis

terns is a violation of the law. and

will be prosecuted as such. GEO. M. OWENS, Marshal.

STOCK OWNER, READ.

I hereby give notice to all owaers

of Live Stock that the ordiance pro

hi biting Stock from running at large

within; the corporation will be rigidly enforced. Prosecutions will fol low upon the violation of the law by

j any one This ordonanee must be j observed.

... GEO. M, OWENS, Marshal.

Smoke the' CO" Cigar

Notice of Street Improvement,

Resolution lor the improvement of

Eighth Street. Whereas, it has become necessary

for the proper improvement of the

CiVy of Bloomington, .Indiana, and for the use of Eighth street in said city, that the said street be improved by grading, macadamizing, gutter in g and paving. ' Be it therefore resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, two-thirds of the members thereof concurring therein, that it is

tor the improvement of said city,andt neCe3sarv for the improvement of

for the use of said street, that' the said city, and for the use ot said same be improved by grading and street, that the same be improved by

macadamizing from Second; street South to the corporation lino bf said city, and guttering from First to Second street, according to the plans and specifications therelor on .file in the office ol the Clerk of said city. That objections thereto will be heard at the Mayor's office in the city of Bloomington, Indian, on the 16th day of July, 1889. at 7:30 o'clock p. m., when and Avhere the property owners along the line of said- proposed improvement can make objections to the necessity lor the construction thereof. . I, Robert C. Greeve?, Clerk of the Cit3' of Blooroington, Indiana, certify that the foregoing is a copy of a Resolution which was adopted by the Common Council of said city, at a regular meeting of said Couucil held June IStli, 1889. . ; Robt. C. Gueeves, City Clerk.-; June 21, 1880.

grading, macadamizing, guttering

and constructing a sidewalk on both sides oi said street from Morton to Maple street, according to plans and specifications therefor on file in the office oi the Clerk of said city. That objections thereto will be heard

at the Mayor's office in the city of

Blcomington, Indiana, on the 16th day of July, 1889 at 7:30 o'clock p. m., when and where the property owners along the line of said proposed improvement can make objections to the necessity lor the construction thereof, I, Robert C. Greeves, Clerk of the city of Bloomington, Indiana, certify that the foregoing is a copy of a Resolution which was adopted by the Common Council of said cit3 at a regular meeeting of said Council held June 18th, 18S8. Robt. C. Greevks3 City Clerk. June 21, 1889.

Is the CREAM of All the Package Coffees. . , . For Sale by Leading Grocers. We Ask You to Try il. PACKED BY

INDIAN APOLIS, IND.

-A prompt and free delivery

of goods at Charley McPheeters'

new grocery.

Awarded First Prise All Around tho Earth. Can the knot to form which the inventors struggled for so

many years, be unfoilingly ted by seven simple pieces, in the 3IcCor

mick? We answer, yes. It is the

same answer that was heard Irom 30,000 harvest fields during last seasonNever in the history ot important improvements has such success attended the first yoar'-s work. From 46 pieces to 7 seems almost impossible and j'et this is the change that we offered to the people ot the world last season as our simple knotter. Jno. W. SnoEMAKEK, Agent.

A CHANGE TO ME MOMY. xlSalary and Expenses paid, oi Commision if prelcrred. Salesmen wanted everywhere. No expencne:' needed . Address, stating age.

H.W. Iostvr & Co., Nurseymen, Box B, Geneva, N. Y.

EXEUUTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been appointed ly the Clerk of the Circuit Court ol Monroe county, State of Indiana, executor of the will of Joseph Warn pier late of Monroe county ,deccased. Said estnte is. supposed to be solvent. JOSEPH H. W AMPLER, Executor. Mav 11th. 1889. Miers and C'orr attorneys.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that bonds of the city of Bloomington, numbered 13 and 14, are called in for paymenl, and if not presented at the City Treasurer's office in Bloomiugton, Indiana, on or before the first day of Jrdy, 1S89, no interest atSer that date will be paid' thereon. HENRY S. BATES, City Treasurer. June 5th, 1889. BOARD OP EQUALIZATION. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Equalization for the City of Bloomington, Indiana, will meet in the Jayor's office in said city on Tuesday June 25,1889, at 9 o'clock

a.m. for the purpose oi equalizing

the valuation of the personal property, monej and credits as assessed and returned by the Assessor of said

citv lor the vear 1889. Said assess

ments being lilcd according to law. ROBT, C GREP:VES, June 7. ... City Clerk.

McCormick Machine Co. Gen

tlemen : I purchased one of your Steel Harvesters and Bindere last

year and it gave me entire satisfaction. I can recommend it to anyone needing a Harvester to be one of the

greatest grain saving machines

mae. ino expense ior repairing

and Ugut on the team. Respectfully, Jos, S. Dinsmore.

Jno. W. SnoEKAKBR, Agent, Bloomington, Ind. H0TIC2. Tha annual meeting of stockholders of The Oolitic Stone Co. of Indiana will be held at Bloomington, July 3rd. '89. for the election of five directors and transacting such other business as may come up. Meeting to be held between the hours of 11 a. in., and 4 p. m. I. N. Glover, Secretar3 You can save from 10 to 20 per cent, by buying your carpets at the Banner . Notice of Street Improvement. Resolution for the inirrovement of Sixth Street. Whereas, it has become necessary

for the proper improvement of the

City of Bloomington, Indiana, and

for the use of Sixth street in said

City, that the said street be improT-

cd by grading, acad am izing and gu

tering.Be it resolved therefore by the

Mayor and Common Council ot the

citv of Bloomington, Indiana, two-

thirds of the members thereof con

suming thcieiu, that it is neceesary

tor the improvement of said City,and

for the use of said street, that the

same be improved by grading, mac

adamizing and guttering from Maple

street to Elm street according to the

plans and specificatioas therefor on

file In the office of the Clerk of salt

city. That objections thereto wil

be heard at the Mayor's office in the

City of Bloomington, Indiana,, on

the 16th day of July, 1889, at 7.30

o'clock p. m. When and where the

pro per ty owners along the line of said

proposed improvement can make ob

jections to the necessity for the con

struction tuereoi.

I, Robert C greeves, Clerk of the

city ol Bloomington, Indiana,certify

that the foregoing is a copy of

Resolution which was adopted by

the Common Council of said city, at

a regular meeting of aid Counci held June 18th, 1889. Robt. C. Greeves, City Clerk. June 21, '89.

Lowest pricey and best goods always at Whitaker's grocery.

A nice, fresh stock ot staple and fancy groceries, at Charley McPheetersV the old Greeves Qorner

Notice of Street Improvement. Resolution for the improvement o Second Street.

Whereas, it ha3 become necessary

for the proper improvement of the

city of Bloomington, Indiana, anc

for the use of Second street in said

city, that the said street be improved

by grading, macadamizing, gutter

ing and paving. Be it therefore re

solved by the Mayor, and Commun Cou d oil of the city of Bloomington,

Indiana, two thirds of the members

thereof concurring therein, that it is

necessary for the improvement of

the said city, and for the use ot said

street, that the same be improved by grading, macadamizing, guttering

and constructing a sidewalk along

the South side of said street from

the Rail-Road crossing, West to the

end of said street, according to the

plane and specifications therefor on

file in the office of the Clerk of said

city. That objections thereto will

be heard at the Mayor's office in the

city of Bloomington, Indiana, on the 16th day of July,1889,at 7:30 o'clock

p. in., when and where the property

owners aiong ine une oi saict pro

posed improvement can make ob

jections to the necessity for the con

struction thereof.

I, Robert C. Greeves, Clerk of the

CU3 ot Bloomiugton, Indiana, certify that the foregoing is a copy of a Resolution which was adopted by the Common Council of said city, at a regular meeting of said Council held June ISth, 1889. Robt. C. G reeves, City Clerk. June 21, 1889.

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brands, for in the end wise bovse

- keepers settle flown to the to.

of SANTA CLAU8 SOAP

If your grocer basn't Santa CUa

Soap, he'll get jt fyejoi

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VANDALIA LINS.

Co Turiier The leading UNDERTAE33S and FUBNITUEE DEALER. We have a large stock of MITDEE, COFFINS and CASKETS of all kinds, from the cheapest to the BEST . Wo also keep

Clothing for

That is hotter and only cost you .about one half as much aa other clothing. We have a largo assortment of Lall kinds of Bedroom Suits, . Parlor Susts LOUNGES,

SIDE - BOARDS, DRESSERS

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THE GREAT FAST M AIL LINK

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tween the North and Vf Goincr East Leavi GreelkistSe Jvdne i r I

and 2 :50a.m. , '' r' .". '.rf . V

Indianapolis Accommodataia M a.m;' J Going West Lear Gwwiewrtl JnncC y tlon at 1 :04 p. m4;02. md. iaf : Terre Haute Accommodation 5:2tip.ro.l . . ' "? ::'-"5ii'. C'-'t.- V ! Going North Leave Terre: Haate : A A - - yv anA A AA i n- 'mlwk. m finMtlt' "i .. ... '

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BABY WAGONS, Carpet Sweepers, Hall Racks, In fact eveaythiiig you may want Pianos,Organs and Sewing Machines Kept in stock and sold on monthly payments. Come and see us $nd get our prises. North Side Square, Waldron's Block.

Making direct connection for all pblntif trader the sun. 1'onr connections turn sure and quick in llnioo IetpojU ' r?No Transfers or Lay-overt and your ac commbdations are unexcelled. .C'

For further information as to tuna

rates, Toutes, ete?, addresa i$0S& .WMij! f '.f

v anuaiia agent, or :

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Students desiring pvofitablo employment; salary and expeuas should' addressv F. T. Neely, 415 Dearborn Street,. Cbieago I1L

j. i, wwm IS TiSE LEADING :r AND FURNITURE DEALER I carry in stock the best line of Furniture and Undertaking goods eyer jtcpt in Bloomington and will sell you goods cheaper than any one. Come and see me before yon buy. South Side Square.' AGAIN READY FOR BUSINESS

Has arisen from the ashes, and is again prepared to do all kinds of BUCKSMTTMG Id WAGON WCE.

As he lost heavily by the late fire he hopes that all his old customers, and many new one, will give him a call. Cor. College Av. and 4th st.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Bids will be received by the Common Council of the city of Bloomingtou, Indiana, in the Council Chamber at their regular meeting July $d, 1989, for, constructing, culverts on 6th and8th streets, and on Rogers street. The Common Council reservers the right to reject any, or all bids. Specifications for said improvement are now on file, and can be seen : at the City Clerk's office. , - Contractors will observe the following resolution adopted by the Common Council: ; .. Kesolvad. That hereafter no bids will bo. received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of the sureties who are to sign the bond of the applicant, in case he. is warded the contract, are given in the bid. :. . - r. , : ROBT. C. GREEVES, City Clerk,

June S2d, 18S9V

TIME TABLE AT SUOMINGT01f

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Going Soutifi

., Remember that Charley McPheeters. formerlv in the

hardware business, is now pro

prietor of the Greeves corner

gracery- where he will be pleased

to see his old customers, and' a host of new ones. Notice to Contractors. Bids for constructing a bridge on Morton Street, near Third Street., will be received by the Com in oh Council of the city of Bloomington , Indiana, in the Council Chamber at

thci v reg u iar mecti ng, July 2d,l 8S9.

Specihcations for said improve

mcnt are now on hie, and can be seen at the City Clerk's olllee.

The Common Council reserves

the right to reject any or all bids;

Contractors will observe the fol-

rcsofut'on adopted by the

Common Council:

Resolved, That hereafter no bids

will be received, and acted upon by the Common Council, unless the names of the sureties who are to

sign the bond of the applicant, in

case he is warded the contract, are

given in the bid. . ..

ROBERT O. GREEYES, Gity Clerk, June Utb, 18S9.

Louisville Bay Mail J . . ."" 4 M p m Louisville Kight Express. ..... s. sa

Has not retired from business, bil will be found at his old statid ia?

i. It SiirlVsui- RIjw1t with

OKBERTAM'S M 'WigBm

Supplies He will hereafter deroU his entire attention to these special lines, and will guaranteed work ihm best and prices the lowest. Kemens heti the place, Sudbury Block North Side Square :: 'J?. 't.H&

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AITORNEYS AT LAW. f' rWill practice in all the coarte. T "" v. busrness giyea prompt an wWt J

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-The McGormici &eel Harvester

and Bidder may be seen at N. B.

Rogers? livery stable.

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