Bloomington Telephone, Volume 7, Number 33, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 December 1883 — Page 8
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SLASHING SLAUGHTER OF MEN'S AND BOYS
LOADED, Loaded, LOADED. The Contnmou warm wtatherof the Past three Weekcnaa played Havoc with the Sale of Winter Clothing. Wp have too many OVER COATS, too Many SUITS, and we intend to Force their Sal by
Slaughtering the Price
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If any Garment Bought of us During this Sale is nt from $3
to 10 Cheaper than th- Same Quality and Make can b bought hdsewhere in this City, Bring it back and we will lief ud Money.
OVER EATS ajcd SUI1S.
Yo can get a gemjine article of ctZTrrm at COLLINS & KAR3ELL.
-Weimar'R Yeast alkes at Colli ifc Karsells, i cent a cake. A Nou, 1 article. Trr them. ,
READ RKAD RFAD RKAD RKAD
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READ R"AD RBA ' HEAD READ
Ti man w.he said this was going to be" mild ope winter has probably gone south with ths geese. An iiiterting letter from R. A. Fa k, who. is bow visiting in and about Carthage, Mo , will b found in another ro!an For a cup of coffee, a hot lunch oyster?-, meat, pie, anything in the eating line,, go to the lunch counter under the "Queen City." What better pre tot could you tciid to ytiur friend, (who is interest ed in every thing that occurs about B.oomittgtaa) than ta Tklkfhokk for 1884."
Overcoats at $ 2 50, Worth $ 4 00'
Overcoats at 3 00. Worth 5 00
Overcoats at 5 00, Worth 8 00
Overcoats at 6&$7, Worth 9&$10j
fcpjendid Overcoat at $10, $12. and
f 15, worth trora I5 to sas
Snists at $3 56,
Suits at 4 So,
Seits at 5 00,
Suits at 6 00,
Worth $5 00
Worth ? OPi
Worthy isol
w orth 0 00
AH Wood Suits at $7, 8 n 9
Great Bargains at $10 and $12. Fire
ustom MadetSnits froW $12 to $18:
Can't be Eti'a!ed.
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Ei f J COME and be Convinced. 11 ixIm IHf sihn
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The members of the Fire Company are requested meet in Firenntn'o hall Tuesday 1 evening at 7 oVloek, to attend to important bisinens. Every mstnber i expected to be present.
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If yon wamtto see yoar lio paper prosper send us the aews from your neighborhood. If you do so all of yoor neighbors will be sure to subscribe, and the people throughout the country will keep petted in the happenings of yonr loca ity, and occasional) v be reminded of the fact that tho citizens of your section are still in the land of the living. The Century Magazine for January contains the concluding chapters of the "Bread Winners," asketch of Old Ediaboro Town," "Log of an Oceaa Studio," extracts from the journal of General Gariield when in Europe, and an almost endless variety of other matter. It begins the nw year full of chesr and hope. There is no better Magazine published for the general reader than the Century, of which .January is no more than a f-ample umber.
since last reported the following license to marry have beea issued by the ( leik: Daniel Hanson io Phebe Phillips, .lames Murphey to Sarah Crowsher, Samuel W. Pierson
illau, or Xeuia, Ohio,, to ,,arion yv. Copper, Amos II.
Prof
was among tne callers ihs week, j jowman to Alice Laugley, u. S.. He is priucipal f the Xenia, Ohio, j Deiap Ul Mabel S. .WcNeeley. James srhools, and is one of the leading ed j B Kwr t9 jimi A. Sluss, John F. ucatore of that part of the State eerH 0 Jxrv I'. Bencka.L Jack-
Tbe PtoTessor has not visited his -OD Miur fe Jtfelvina Eads, Wm. W'-nds here for three years j parish to Georgtf Miekins, George
ti e Enftlishmsn w. Kelley to Myrtle VarksOerry, " V WWII
Wm Burks to I- mma A. tientfneks, Daniel L Bowles to A. E. rogr., Charles W. Horner to Flora A. Of ry, Silas .fackon to Sarah Barnes.
The Showers Brothers, mi Christ
mas eve, did the handsome
rr,. ; eluding " tf There arjgQ?unov ent an eJHJrtis beiner
ner mado estab
lish a Allege here by the Pr?hyte-
ian cnurou. tere are now two rail roads here, with a good prospect for another. There are at this time twenty-two flouring mills in the county all running day and night. The land is almost all fenced and under a fair state of cultivation, largfy in wheat, with good yield; sis- fine orchards and plenty of fruit The markets are fair for all kinds of produets. There is oae good Masonic Lodge, one Odd Fellows, and one Knights of Pvthias, all in good running order. Politically, the county is very close, there now beinr some Republicans, some Democrats and one Greenback, with plenty of law yers and polititions tor all uses, and some to spare. TheTe is also nix licenced saloon in the city, bnt not much drui.keness. The city in brief looks well, as also the country about. No snow yet. AVeather warm and today clear, and all ready for Christmas. Truly. R. A. Fui.k.
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THSJ TKRMft OjFv.
THK DAILY JOtTMf
are as roixowc
DeJivcred by Ag nts, per week, BY If AIT
One month, $1.00. Six months, Hjffc : 'l'hrctfl " .inn rA.V. me?
Saturday papa; Vt pagJ year
All subscriptions payable in ad. vancc, except where . delivered hf. ' carrier then at the end. of oei tw( weeks. The I "'iinnfip.nl i$ 'Daily Javrnat, iathe lading uewpaper.in Indiana, nnd is the organ of the State &epubcan party. Its facilities for the
I lection and presentation of reliable
news are ve ry complete, and patron will Hud in it all' the general new of importance, together with j& abundant supply of purly State news. The coming session of o tigress, and the coming National and Statecampaigns, will he of unuwial irapor ance, and everybody should take t c Journal to keep posted.
N tl w An old
mho is to )e tui bete toroe time the coming month,. nil draw $300.for tic nn,t Ht-isaid to resemhle Kev Talnugc, hvn he Mitilev. Rev. '! mouth resembles ihv Mlaramoth cave when he smiles.
THB TERMS OP THE WEEKLY INDUNA 3
JOURNAL
$100
thing
There will be five eclipse net' i with their hands. They were all year three of the sun, ?ne of discharged Saturday evening, after hieh .will be visible in this country, thcT bad been pait4 oflf, with a re-
and two of the moon, both of which will be visible in this country, the first, a partical eclipse, occurring early in thu morning of pril 10, and
quest to return onday, aftemoun at 3 o'clock. At that time they all pot in their apperance, an the counting room was opened and they invited
the other, a total eclipse, occurring " th C. Showers at the pay in the evening of October 4. roll, and William V. ai d James in
among a lot of patkipe, he lei n
ms
is
w .itlr tm 'Pin vhuavv
agaia.oompelled to iue a implement -' out names, and each employ- , . . i . , larvrp aitri KTna.ll arsw hanrioi nut.
w accominoaate its reades ana aa-
vcrliscrs, making nifre than the j cnibiued amount of reading matter i of Ux other Bloomintrton uapers.
We chalet: ire a y county paper in Iiidiau;i to 'compare its advertising with the Telkhhoxe.
W
ecueeriui.y Mi-trcst to our
lady frieiiufc and tll other lovers of the beautiiul. t. visit the City Bfok Store ai d inspect the splendid aray to be seen there. Among manv uth er articles ol interest are some ex qnisite designs in t'hmtmax, New Year and irth Day ( 'nrds surping in beauty any thing before -"4" ed in this, place. -offer
ee, large ana small, was handed out
a can of oysters, two pounds of crackers and a turkev.asa : 'hrittmas gift. Everybody was happy and had something to say, making the occasion a happy one indeed be Showera boy have tn;de it their
custom evey year to present .their -j baiid something to celebrate Chris - ( mas with.
has the charapio'
halt grown
ass in the is tV
pl'
. A & C
a combination
tude and commit
shape of a young man
--'n miei Nf: nvceivm at the poutoffice this m ornnfig from the General Department, dii-evting Posi master II tP Wet ere to exchange for the
public, on application, thtee and six road, cent denomination of postage stamp of a and stsnped m lopes f r others
x-it.t r diiierent uenominauonx, puujen
do
however, to certain conditions, the most imioii:iiit of which are that
telegraph operator at that Imjer ,lo circumstances must money
.ce. r. o jrtany strangers mis- te given in exenange mm- muiip
take him for the Presideift of the envelopes; postage stamps exc.iian.u-
. , ed tor ine r lace vaiue; pmuru Uompauy.) r, Mi i vrlrnox to he exchsnit:ed
"-1 r- , - Senator llarrisou's bill provides a sImi; there shall be no lm it to tne
civil gov rament for Alaska. I he Muanmy onereo in exenang, Foh.- , , . . , masteis must not exchange stamps officers thereof are to be appointed that arecJ,m.e!led mutilated or d-
by the President, it provides lor f9vr or j,om which the gum has
schools also. The general laws of been removed, or that are damaged Oregon are made applic hie to the in any way so as to bear the appear t ence of bavins? been used; issue
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL IX THE SOUTF. To the Editor of the 1 elenhone: Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. I . The recent decission of the Supreme
Court of the United States, that the 'Civil rignts bill" was unconstitutional, was largely commented upon
by the Democratic prss of the South, j A labored effort was made by these j
writers in this connection to in luce are as follows;
the colored voters to ehange their i Single Subscription,' political allegiance from the Reymb-! 1 Xar inlavance, ' '
lican to the Democratic party hev ! 1 ft? &nd . , moritus, 10c per month 1 were tld that after years of blind , No subscription taken for. ies4:haa rejrance upon the Republicans of the ! 3 mouths. Send for private circa-
itorih, they had been finally left at-i ;ir 1 agents for club rates, the rnm-v of tnir former owner- ? We kttadia , xtatej?nt& t with nothing but the balht in their ; J" tPf' .. , , rr general newspaper published 1$ " -hanrs, whicn mnst be cast m the in State. It gives all the News, the lerestofthe white people of the arket Reports, a large supply of . south, if they expected to er joy the s,W!td Reading flatter, muc in. rights of citizenship. H'h 1 t Vvr m , . r. i jvepuhhcrtu In Its . ohtics Every I hey were told that the Demo- lu.aiia Kepublicau Farmer, every cratic paity was pledged to accord Indiana orkinuman, who has trot to them every right to which thev time to read a daily paper, should
were entitled under the law; which ? Vytr
their adbeieiitte to the Republican party had failed to secure to them; hey were told that the Republicans had thrown thera overboard and abandoned them to their own resources as was evidence by the action of the Supreme Court, and that; the original white citizen of the south were their only tiue liiends abt6 and williug to see that they enjoyed
the lull protection ;i their every !J awe's Fleet xvooft. deueas hy or. riht and privilege, but that her ' der of the .AUnjtoe Oirctiwtrt. a. -mw not jlace themselves in. po;it-. the Xovembcrm
cal opposition to their true southern Fleetwood vs. CaiWiiie nwetii friends, j and others, will pursuant ij said - tr Mp-Jd of theif sedition phraz-. der of said "ourr, offer for 4e afc
l u kj uoi'A i , Mtitf i .ajr t-f. afrit?. uary, ISS4, atlM, ' . the fo)hwrug real estate to,wit: ths -northwest quarter of the- simthe.nit.
qu irter if section twensy-Av, (25);-,
and then take he Vstr J0-
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ADMINLS"
yrflWXi SklM Off-
MTJ- iief g-' thai fg widei'Aignoj8 al.mtnitr toj" da b oi is nofl i'of tlie estate of
GOODS.
Overcoats,
p That are to be Sold at Yonr Own Frkees, as we must have
Room for our Holiday Stock;, Jtet Arriving.
P? msitn what we $ay
f '
latoh Maker
AT UNDULY' DRUG fTORIZ TTaileiielXei '
and those of the United States to
mining claims. Proi'esson Elliott,
of the Siuithsoitiau Institution, who
has madeseveial visits to tlaska in
scientiiic expeditions, says through
the last census place. the white pop
ulation of the Territory at 400, he
has information that it has dwindled down to 25 in consequence of the
failure of several gold mine - there'
and that many who are there wo Id fromthe East were late the day
gladly leave if they had means to do jj,fti m,t ,4thiiii St. Louis until 10
so, p. M.. il tit-U ic I it rnait id ir. ths
citv over niuht and left 'lues-day at :15 .a. m. 1 arrived at Sedidia.Mo., one hour late and was detained there for the Hatuiubal train three hours, and arrived at Ncvcda five hours late.
I waited
prior to IHGl cannot be exchanged. he last condition is esptcially to be guarded gs!toM. ftp prior to i0i hae been declared obsolete and valueless. INTEREST Ig'TlT ER FROM R. A Kl'LK. 'So the Editr ot tie Telephone: Cakthags, Mo., Deo. 2B. Dkab Sir: As promised I drop you a line. First, all the trains
I
the eniovments ttse.i to induce the
colored citizen to aurrender.his citi
zenship to m ""lioarbons" of the
south.
ite i&rs tf a large number of
the uiildwd people concerning the ! d the north west quarter of section
.mwHtaV.o f the 4 1 iviI rights bil " j "m.v-i "" ywjr- ' . . j t i m tliM mirtht-Ast ouar er of Maid rimv
were s-vauv exKaei;eM, uu .uj : . ; i-. . - , z . .
l. j M.,m. t r..r.a it xh their el- ! ou, tliirty-six l -tl lsniHrt as
vitre and last report. Their politcal lows towit: . coiumemiug at the
sentiment to exaggerate the effect quarter of said set.tK; of the Supreme ourt decission. thence ruig
southwest corner oi the northeast
thirtv-six
jast about
suddenly became so solisitons that cefifl,nce m ihev should enjoy equal righto wjth' dfftfceiert quart themselves. They were not how-, nrter- of sai
The practice of farmers and others
of bringing their horses t town in . .i , , i .
sucn weatner as nas prevauea ior
the past two weeks, and hitching
them to racks and in out of the way
i : i .. ;u ' Missiue (wnnoo ion there
Planes, leaving wicm iui uvuia wvu-, , . , ,
out a blanket to partially protect '"7 ,v"" 'X' h from th marnflaaa biaKt and , 1 reached ed-
t.liM from the marciless blasts and ,
storms prevailing, is both inhuman j day at 1:30p. m., being twentyand injurious te animals. No mat-! la,e be is imtfd terhow thick a coat they may have, side 0' SPr.,MS- fivr
cannot escaoe heine- chilled ' on . a wauium e,ng
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they
through during the long time Ihey are compelled to remain stationary Yssterday, even the horses used to bring pious people to the house of worship, were allowed to remain oat of shelter, while the rain thatdecended froxe into sheets of ice on the animals hacks. This, of eoarse if
relessaeis oa the part of the owa-
xoteatiitly downright cruelty, oeaata taffer all the fame.
very dry; and near the center oi .?asper county, with a population of seven or eighutthosaud, with almost every business represented. '1 here are four Banks, live Hotels, five Wholesale -Houses, ten chiroies, three grist mills, one foundry, two Woollen mills, good gas works, water works, and etreet cars, but no i ourt Mouse. Around the Square the fcnidiage are very good, built close and solid, and on many other streets there are easiness houtee, in-
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It is not. therefore.snnnsmir that weiy-u ipj w . i.ir
many of them were disheartened, tone; thence a northwest coarse : demoralized and beginning to waver ' about one hundred and five (105) and listen to the widley statements rids to a certain stone; tonchmg a of the Democratic neighbors who -certain oak and gw tree in ita
y-Jiueoce wm line n
er and the
said sectma' '
, !:4hirtva JtftVs thence Muth, to tit
ever doomed TO ion? remain in mmut - - as to who were their true friends; tJ beginning All of the and the fraud Democratic prosilytes , above mentioned rel estate lying w returned to their allegiance to thetf township seven (7. v orth range, , t one east, in M.onnie.co$nty, ndiana. The colored people were among 'i bat m case he aha ! a$rty- .n. the iirstto read and comprehend the acceptable bid up to 12 o'clock; jiff-. meauit g of the closing paragraph ! said day, he will between that-hour of the Presidents message, the con-; and 4 oolock, r. m. of said day, oifer utifutional amendment proposed by j for sale on the premisea the Raid Senator ilson, of Iowa, and the bill lands as a whole at public auctio,to introduced bv Senator Edmunds, of j the higher' and best bidder. the
Vermont. hev saw. noted and . said real estate wiu m aoia tree
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saw.
commented upon the omwnons silence of their prof scd Democratic friet'ds upon the subject They Also aw that the Republican party, speak-
-iusr throuih its distinguished Iead-
ers, said tiiat it win "neitneri swp nor pause until the constitution shall become a perfect shied for every right of every human being beneath our flag."
NINE PHYSICIANS OUt DONE. Mrs. Helen Pharvix, No. 3S1 Dayton St., C hicago, III , is now in her nixty-eighth year, and states that she has suffered with Consumption for about ten years, was treated by niue physicians, all of them pronouncing her case hopeless. She had gi ven i:p all hepes of ever recovering. Seven hot ls of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption completely cured her Doubting ones, please drop her a postal ana sat sfy yourselves. Call at H. Lidley'e Drag Sura and get a Free Trial Bottle.
from all liens. erms of Sml Either at private or public Sajev One fourth cash; one fourth in eit mouths; one fourth in twelve months,and one fourth in eighteen months from day of sale. The purchaser giving notes for delred payments, waving relief ft? uation or appraiament lawa, bear. ';i ing six peroent, interest from dam of sale and attorneys feet, seenredi -by good and acceptable surety. John FuKiiTWOOD, Administrator, de bonis ron. Mulky and Pittman. Attv, . del, hU7 KLE .'S ARMU SALV & 'I he Best Salve in the world for Cuta, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, 8alt Rhenm, ; Fever Sores, Tetter, f happe Hands
Chilblains, oms, and all Skin runtions. and noitivelr enraa PUaav -
r no pay nrquirea 11 s
arm. irersaji