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THE SATURDAYCOUBIER Hkxry J. Fettajs, Editor & Publisher. $1.50 a Year, Payable in Advance The LarYfftt and Best Circulation,

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Carrol, bounty $100, J. H. Collier, back pay $100; lrvin Seward,bounty $100. George W. Abbott, auditor of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago

road, reports the earnings of the J

system now to be very satisfactory

Especially in the passenger depart-

of the Rebel Brigadiers Chalmers, Mahono, Mosby, et. al. In giving his reasons lor the change Mr. Eiiot says: "The Republican party has been a great party,but it has fallen from its high estate and no longer stands for the

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We are making another raid on our subscription books apd are determined to drop from t&e list all who are delinquent not only drop them, but use our atmost efforts to collect what is due. p Does this mean you? If it does, vre hope the matter can be settled at once, and in a friendly way. Tho amount may be small,but it is important to us, and prompt attention on y pur part will save trouble all around. If you fail to attend to this at once, we shall think that you don't care about the matter, and shall act accordingly. Wjb shall be sorry if we have to- drop your name and then push you to the wall for what is due us. H. J. EELTDS, Pdbusheb. Additional Locals.

John Cole and Auditor W. T. Blair were out gunning the other day, and bagged the finest lot of quails that has been brought in this season.

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. Mrs. John Ellis, of Spencer, died at the Faulkner. House in this city last Sunday morning, and her remains were taken home the next day for burial. George Fuller,a brother of County Clerk Enoch, has moved here from Greene county, and has purchased a house from S. E. Car m ichael on West Seventh street.

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South Park has a slander suit wherein Mrs. Ab Anderson sues Mrs. Heg wood for accusing her of r stealing some eggs. This is rather egijstraordinaTy proceeding. ; Andrew Hale, who lived here six or eight years ago, and was employed at Showers' old factory,has heen arrested for robbery in Terre Haute. Ilia reputation .when here was not the best.

The Secretary of the Monroe County Fair will be at C. H.Stone's store next Saturday, November 2d All persons receiving premiums will please call and get: orders Jtpr same.'

shown. This year an increase of from $7,000 running up to $12,000 a month has been shown over corresponding months last year. Hereafter persons delivering wood at our house on subscription will apply in the house for a ticket, which, when presented at this office, will entitled the person to credit on our books. In the past so many have claimed they delivered wood, that we knew nothing about,- that hereafter we can allow no claims of the kind unless a ticket for each load is presented. Now is the time to bring in the wood, as we take no more after we have our winter's supply .; , In many places the merchants and others advertise their towns on

the back of the envelopes the use. It would be a good idea to help boom this town in that way. We can f urnished envelopes, or print

on those yon already have something like the following: Bibomington, Monroe county ,Ind. is on the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, 100 miles North of Louisville. It is the seat of the Indiana University, and has a population of 4,50b.Has excellent Btreets electric lights, steam fire department, eleven churches, a $30,000 school building, three newspapers, extensive manufactories, large and handsome stores, and in is in the heart of the great stone field. Over 300 houses were built here during the past eighteen months."

ment are large gains in earnings! principles I believe in. I believe

that the protective duties,so called, protect capital, but not labor,

and that even this protection to capital is undesirable in tho long run. These issues are sharply divided between the Democratic and Republican party, and those who believe as I do must join the Democratic party. I am a firm believer in the pension system, but it has been prostituted until you cannot tell whether a pensioner was a brave man or a cowardly deserter. You cannot tell whether he received an honorable wound or contracted catarrh twenty years after the war was ended. I would do everything in my power to get to vote again for Grover Cleveland for he did what he could to restore the pension system to an honorable standing. I have heard a good deal about the dire results to Harvard College it its President joins the Democratic party. I am glad to sy that the bene

factors of Harvard College belong to both parties and every phase of religion; moreover, the graduates o Harvard College

highly respect any man who

forms his opinion intelligently, expresses that opinion with

moderation, and has the courage

of his convictions."

It is a fair assertion that the Republican party has hardly ever been in as demoralized a condition as it is to-dayl No just revision of the tariff can be expected ot a Republican Congress. Anything like justice from it would throw the manufacturing fat into the fire, and there would bo no more Republican Congresses or Presidents.

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Circuit Court convenes next Monday The following petit jury has been drawn ; W. H. Creagar, Wm. Armbruster, Joel H. Eaton, Joseph Hensley, Joseph Lucas, Wm. P. Hazel, Jaa. M. Thrasher, Henry E ads, Allen Gaskins, Lewis May, Hiliory Headley and Wm Whitaker. Four corporations in this county have made their second requisition for the new school books. They are Bloomington city and the townships of Clear Creek,Salt Creek and Polk. The teachers are well pleased with the books and the low prices are a great, blessing to the patrons.

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Hons. Jaa. L. Mitchell, of Indianapolis; Isaac Jen kin son, of Richmond ; B. S. Robertson, of Fort Wayne ;B. D. Kichardson,of Evansille; J. W. Youche,of Crown Point and J; P. Leyden, of New Albany, members of the Board of Trustees of the Indiana University, were

here this week- attending an official

meeting of the Board.

The following pension claims

Lave been allowed through the Pen

sion Agency of C. R. Worrali during the past few weeks. Mr.Worrall

states that the office is now at work

with renewed vigor, and claimants may expect their claims passed on with greater rapidity and

regularity: Mahlon Hunter, origi

nal, $4; W. H. Lemons, increase

to $14; NathanDucker, original, $10;

J. P.Fleener,increase to $12; James

Collier, increase to $12 Henry

Bangh, increase to $S; Sarah J.

Canon,(widow)$12and$300 arrears;

James Wall, increase to $8; U. P.

Drake, original $8 with $200 arrears;

Alien Lee, increase to $6; W. N.

Bowles- increase to $1'?; Mary S.

Davenport (widow) $16 with $500

arrears; Michael F. Canon, orginiua

$0;L. D; Policy, increase to $24

John Riley, increase to $30; T. E

Mathews, increase to $14; F. M Poling, reissue, $12 and $500 arrears

C. McHenryj increase to $12; G.

Abram,rei8sue,$l2 and $500 arrears

S; T. May, increase to $14; J. B Hadlock, increase to $12; H. Heck

man increase to $ia; J. B.Hamilton

increase to $30; Josenh Langley,

aaa a mrvnth and S2.400 arrears; W.

The Republicans are pushing their plans for the theft of the Montana Senator?. The first effect will be to delay the entrance of the State into the

Union; the second to make it

safely Democratic when it does

come in.

- i 1 1 m , , i Ohio votes next Tuesday. The

Republican majority will be largely cut down and the Democrats will make gains in the

legislature, and that is the best

we can reasonably expect, although some enthusiastic Democrats over ther 3 are claiming a good deal more.

"They said that I had grant

ed more pensions and paid out

more money in the same time than my distinguished predecess

or did. I replied that I hoped to

God that charge was true on the

record, for I had plastered Indi

ana with promises last fall that

that should be the iact if Gen.

Harrison came into power as President." Corporal Tanner.

" m . m ; "If Secretary Noble sees fit

to construe the statutes so as to

make them less liberal to the

soldier than did his eminent

Democratic predecessor, the re

sponsibility must rest with him,"

says Trutbiul James Tanner,dis-

missed ior trying to practice

whit the Republican party

preached during the late, elec

tion. They are having a high old

time down in the Second Congressional District over the scramble lor the Government appointments. The Washington Gazette, the Republican organ of Daviess county ,said last week: No sound judgement has been shown in scarcely any Second District appointment. More than one directly insulted the worthy Republicans, and one at least is not only injurious to the party, but is personally discreditable :to the President.

County News.

CONTRIBUTIONS BY THE COURIER'S CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.

SALT CREEK. A little son of I. J. Kent Is sick. A base ball club has been organiz

ed here. Boom the township.

There was a shooting match at

David C. Mayfield's, last Thursday.

Hang your banners on the outer wall. The cry is Campbell and victory. Revs. Livingstone and Swindler

preached to a large congregation at

Friendship last Sabbath. A full Democratic vote in Ohio next Tuesdaj', means Campbell for Governor and don't you forget it. A protracted meeting will begin at Friendship on Friday, before the third Sunduy in this month. The clarion voice of the cock will make the welkin ring over a glorious democratic victory, in New York and Virginia. Will Baxter, son of Baxter who was seriously injured by falling from a treo some time ago, is now rapidly improving. No preacher has yet been engaged to preached at Friendship church,

for the next year, but likely will be

at the next meeting. J. B. E.

INSURANCE

University Items.

Bob Rogers, of Junior class, is a

Delta Tnu.

Prof' Barnes returned from New

York Sunday.

The time for the Declamation Con

test 'drawcth near"

The University has been furnish

ed with new sons: books.

Misses Hill and Worthley are the

latest additions to the Thetas.

Word reached us last week of the

death of Mannce Hijmn's father.

.Henry Pierson visited home folks

at Bedford, Saturday and Sunday.

Morgan returned from a visit to

home folks at Knightstown,Monday.

Knoop, who has been spending a a few days at home returned Sun

day.

The lecture tickets will be out this

week. The price has been raised to

$2.00. Mr. Black, U. S. Pension Agent,of Washington, D. C, visited college Monday. Dr, Jenks will deliver the lecture

Sunday. His subject is "Statesmanship of Christ,"

Prof. Jenks, honored his class in

Comparative Politics with an ex

amination Tuesday. Wat Nicholson, who was called home by sickness of his grand -father last week returned Sunday. George JHUer is suffering with bis eyes this week, and is fearing he will have to stop studying for awhile. Dr. Jordan entertained his class in Geology with magic lantern icehes Tuesday night, in Maxwell Hall. The Trustees were in session here this week, on business principally connected with the new building. Boom the gymnasium! E. S. Harding, of Indianapolis, was visiting bis brother, Samuel,last week. He was accompanied by a Mr. Martin of Noblesville. Frank Hatfield left Tuesday ior Louisburg, Penn., as a delegate to the 25th annual convention of the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. jBenton Henley, Freshman with '92, applied tor admission to West Point Military Accademy but failed

to stand the physical examination. Several interesting and exciting games of foot ball have been played recently and with a little practice L U. could get up a good team and

take her place among the leaders in the league, as she once did in base ball. The biennial convention of the Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity con veijed Wednesday evening. The fraternity is con posed pf twenty active chapters and two delegates are expected from each. General business will receive attention Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and on Thursday evening a tea party was given bv Misses Van Zand t and Lemon at the home of the latter; and on Friday evening a banquet will be given at the home of Miss Doll Lind-ley.

UNION VILLE. Boom the pike. Keep an eye on Ohio. Pumpkin pie and apple-butter. Isaac Young comes up to town smiling. Its a boy.

Supt. Cravens paid our school a

visit last JFednesday,

Mrs. Florence Rogers from Bloomington. visited her mother Jfrs. T.

H. Barnhilllast week.

T. H. Barnhill retuned from Kansas last week. He does not seem to

be very favorably impressed with the windy country.

Our items last week was one week behind. Supposed to be on the ac

count of the mailing facilities -under

this Republican administration.

The widow Poling's house was burned on the 9 inst. Every thing was burned with the exception of a-

bout $20 worth. The fire is supposed to have originated from a defec

tive flue. The loss will amount to

$850, with $500 insurance.

Messrs. Richie and Durnal our enterprising bugsjy men informs us

that they have sold at this place dur

ing the past eight months 75 buggies

or about $6,000 worth. Mr. Richie

is from Franklin. He has been mak

iug his headquarters at this place.

Now is the time to talk about that

pike from Bloomington to the Brown

county line. Our people cannot see

the propriety in help paying to keep

up the pikes in Monroe county and

hav2 no road themselves. Look for

some big pike meetings here this

winter. Boom the pike. B.A.O.

25 Cents pays for the COURIER, for the balance of the year. Try it.

toy Y. Rogers.

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Con.v E. WbOMiEY Lei,a E. Uooeks. 5ueiks

Office First Door 3ast if Bank, BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

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-REAL ESTATE-

itMns' Silw Steel Diamnd

Mfitlo from our celebrated Silver Steel, tempered by our patented methods. It is the fesiest cutting, coiit running art made; it vrlll oat cut any other saw in use.-- 1 fi? AKJ WOOS and -.TinBfiX it will do satisfactory work where other saws fail. This has been demor.Htrjik'd by actual tests in all kinds of woods, with the most improved saws; It is the best "all the year around saw ustHl." We CK AI-RSCISQE OTiF. -WdaiLB to produce a saw equaling the ATKXXS 8KLy.H MBAMOSft.-

Pr2ce9 incladlnr Handles anil Kabcr CJiiiic, K' DGIi&AR PER FOOT. For eale by the trade. Ask your hardware dealer for tho ATKINS SILVER STEEL DIAMOND and take no other. If the dealer will not order it for you, remit nmouut. with order direct, to u&

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MINNEAPOLIS, MMN.

DR. ELLIOTT'S-

A Sure Cure for all Diseases In

Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Arising from Impurities of the Blood, and from Functional Derangements. A BEAD SHOT ON WORMS, AND A CERTAIN PREVENTION OF HOG CHOLERA

FOR SALE BY Faris Bros., Druggists, Bloomington, Monroe county, Ind. H. Lindleys Sons, Druggists. Bloomington, Monroe county, Ind.

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I WILL FURNISH 1 BLACK "SYOOLLEX OVERCOAT. 1 WOOL-FILLED SUIT OF CLOTHES . 1 GOOD WOOL JiAT.

2 SUITS of WOOLLSN UNDERWEAR

FOUil PIECES. 3 PAIUS OF WOOLLEN SOCKS, 1 WHITE SHIRT. 1 LINEN COLLAR. 1 NECK TIE. 1 SILK HANDKERCHIEF. 3 LINEN " 1 GOLD PLATED COLLAR BUTTON. 6 BONE COLLAR BUTTONS. 1PAIR GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS PLATED,

The leading

UNDERTAKES and FURHITUJ&E

DEALS I. We have al?Tge stock of- -:

FUPMDRE, COFFINS al GASKETS

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

for F$ncrs,!s

That is better and only, cost you ..about

one half as much, an other clothing. We have a large assortment Of , all kinds of - Bedroom Suits, v LOUNGES, SIDE - BOARDS, -DRESSERS v

B. W. MTEKS. EDWIN COBB

ATTOKNEYS AT LAW. V Will practice in; all the , courts. , All ; business given prompt and' csarul;

tention.

I have 4 organs Kbicli I: wilt close out at rwhoieWpi cash. Now is your chance 13. G: TUIlNEKr

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X carry in stock . the best line of Furniture and Undertaking goods ever kept in Bloomington and: will sell you goods cheaper than any oneCo me and see me before von huv. -

South Side Square. '

Carpet Sweepers,

Hall Backs

In fact everything you may want.

Pianos ,0rgans and Sowing Machines

Kept in stock and sold on monthly payments. Come and see ns imd - . get our prises. North Side Square, Waldron's BKck.

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DYES

; Do Your Own Uyoiag, at Honwi. (They will dye everything. They are sold everywhere. Price lOo. a package. TUey have no equal for Strength, Brightness, Amount in Pao'kages or for Paetness of Color, or non-fading Qua itiu THey do not crock or smut; 40 colors. jForB&loby

to canvass for the sale of-Nurseti Stack ! Steadv empiovment srurn- -v teed. and JSXPBNSBS paid to successful inen. Apply once staling age. J!ention this paper!" -' CHASE BROTHER CO,, Rocteter.fVv : H&z not retired from business, biit

will be found at his old stand ja the Sudburv block witk &v

I haye just received a carload of those celebrated O'Brien

farm wagons. The lightest running wagon in the world. Made

from the best material; the Best

Finished Perfect Proportion. The

only Plumb Spoke Taper Wagon

made. O'Brien Bros, have Been

manufacturing wagons since

1855 and made only a Strictly

First-Class Wagon in every rerpect. All Fully Warranted. If you want the best wagon come to my new building and you will buy. James Ryan. Opposite County Jail.

S. W CUSICK, Pyrmont, Ohio, mt3i " I feel that 1 can not reoommend Dr. Soth Arnold's Cough Killer too highly. Would not be without it.

Druggists, 25c., 60c. and S1.00.

complete line of

UNDERTAKER'S M UFKTEBER'S

Supplies. He will hereafter derote

his entire atteiition to ; tliese? specialp f-

lines, and will guaranteed work the

Side Squares

AfiAIN ESADY F0S BUSIIIE2S ! best and prices the lowest., Remera

! ber the nl ace. Sudburv Block. North'

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Has arisen from the ashes, and is again prepared to do all kinds of

BUCKSIW and WAGON WOBX.

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.

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I will fit up the above list of goods in Better Grades at

Pkesident Eliot, of Harvard College has joined the Democratic party, and is now sneered

Ji, Moiisoniexeas to 24; F. il, at by the Iiepublican champio s

$1.00 Spot Cash buys 12lb of "A" Sugar, at East Bros. Cash Store.

Get your Prince Al bert Suit at The CORNER. Benckart bakes the best bread in town. Try it and be convinced. Th3 Nobbiest Hats in the City are at The CORNER.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,

There will be an annual meeting of the stocknolders of the'Ionon" Limestone Co., of Stinesyille, lndM at the olfice of Buskirk &; Busk irk. in Bloomington, Ind., the second Tuesday in November, (Nov, 12th, 1839,) at 10 o'clock a, m., for 1helection of five (5) Director to serve for one year or until their successors are elected and qualified, And such other important business as may become before the meeting. Geo, W. Bollknbachkr, Secy. Monon Limestone Co. Oct. 22, 1889.

12, 15,20,25, 80, &

O $4;

You should see the $10.00 list. It will surprise the best posted Clothing man in the State. As to

OVERCOATS

I will just say I am not goiug to miss any sales. If you will not give me a profit or what I should have you can carry them off at your own price. It is amusing to see the smile on the face of one of my customers when some unexperience young salesman in the other stores tell them they can boat my prices, and especially when the proprietor repeats the assertion then they turn around walk out and buy of me without a word and pay me my price knowing that it is the beg.t I can do and lower than auvwhere else.

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Salesman Wanted! AT ONCE. Permanent position the year round! Good weekly pay guar

anteed ! ,No experience needed ! Only '

good character and willingness to work required Outfit free; Send for terms and commence ali once. Write J, ; AUSTIN SHAW & CO., Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate

In th e matter of the estate of J ohn Carter deceased. ;' In the Monroe Circuit Court, November Terin,18S9. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Executor of the estate of John Carter deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same wi 11 come up for the cxamiuatiou and action of said Circuit Court, on the ,;16th day of November, 18S9, at which time all persons interested in said estate arc required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. ; j And the heirs of said estate, and all others interested therein,are also hereby required, at the time and place aforesaid v to appear and mane proof of their heirship or claim . to any part ot said estate. GILBERT L. BURCir, Executor. October 24th, 1889.

A BASSEL. JAS. B. CLARK.

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'. Notice of Sale of Eeal Estate. Notice is hereby given, that John D. Morgan, Commissioner appointed by the Monroe Circuit Court in the case of Elizabeth Barrett; et al, vs. Susan Underwood, will offer at pu bl ic auction, to thehighestf bidder, p a ; . Monday the 4th day of November, 1889. ..:!!,;;,: ; at 1 o'clock p. m. on the premises, the following described real estate in Monroe cou nty, Indiana, to-wit : The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section sixteen, town seven, north range one west..Terms of sale arc as folio w&,to wit: One-third cash on day of sale and the remainder in two equal payments of six and twelve moalhs from day of sale, ; purchaser giving his note tor deferred payments with acceptable freehold security, waiving relief

from valuation and appraisement laws and bearing interest at the rate of 6 per cent, from date of sale until paid, JOHN D. MORGAN, Commissioner.

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Notice- of Admintration. , , Notice is hereby given, that th P undersigned has-been appointed by j the Judge of the Circuit Court ; of 3 M. on roe County, State of J Indiana - S administrator of the estate of Hiram Martin late i0;.mpov't ceased. ' :;;: ;: .U 'KSaid estate b supposed to Oc sot -vent" i',Wtux& " 4 y -. 4- : Adminislrator. J'm

R, A. Fulk attornevi - :t2

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Notice is hereby givex . that; th undersigned has been appointett bv

the Judge of the Circuit Court of Monroe county. State of Indiann, ad- - minis trator of the estate of Jamesj' 1 H' Kniorht late "bfMbiiittntij

deceased.

Said estate is supposed to he. sol- j- 4 veut JOJ&N I . MQBGAN; fj

Administration

sepcsothi imr - Miers & Oorr att-vs.

Notice of Administration

NO HOE OF INSOLVENCY.

In the matter of William 0,G raves deceased. t . ' . In tlie Monroe Circuit Court. No. 70. N otice is hereby g yen that , u pon petition filed in said Court by Rich ard Wi Ca.rr, Administiator' of said estate, setting up the insufficiency of t lie estate of said decedeulr to pay tho debts and liabilities thereof, the J ndge of said Court did, on .'ftbo 3rd day of September, 1889. find said estate to be probably insolvent, and order the same to be settled accordingly. Hie creditors of said estate are therefor hereby notified of such insolvency, aud required to file their claims against said estate for allowance ten days before the 1st day of said court. . Wi tries s the Clerk a nd seal of said Court, at Bloomuigton, Iudia.ua, this 7th day ot October, 1880. " , ISaOCvi FULLER, Qlork.

Notice is hereby given, thatthe .

undersigned has been appointed by

the Judge of the Circuit Court of :

Monroe cou nty, Stale ot; Xudiana ;,: m

auHJinisvrator a poms wiwi w ill annexed of the estate of Ebea Newton deceased. ; .5Snid estate is so pposed tq.be insbK vent, x ClRLKS 0, COR : Administrator.' i

Sept, 30th, 18S9.

from Ohio. Hern ix iwrtrnlt of MV. Garriw, of Sla. OUi.

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