The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 4

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TOWN. EdwamtavtHr, Thursday, Dec. LOCAL Communications on any topic of loctil inter- nl arc toNtiteit far the IXTEJ.MGKxrKR. It miutt not be taken for granted that in publishing cwmmKnictrttorw itntorse lite vint-soflhe writer, or that conflict tt'itfi ourotrn: it may be either. The riyht to reject is reserved.

Ar" Positively no attention given to any communication itnlessthe the author is given. SALE OF COURT-HOUSE EXCHANGE. --At one o'clock ou Saturday next, at the front door of the court-house, will be sold at public outcry, by David Gillespie, the property known as the the Court-House Exchange. For terms, see advertisement in another column. BUSINESS notices in the local column fifteen cents a line each insertion.

Arrivals and Departures of Trains. Mudison County Railroad. Going West. Leaveldwirdsviile I 7:10 A. M.

11:401: M. I v. if. at Crossing I A. M.

2:17 r. M. 5:03 r. M. Going East.

Leave Crossing-- I A. M. Arrive at Eds'ville I50A.M. 2:30 p. M.

3:05 r. M. P. M. 6:00 p.

31. Indianapolis mid St. LOHIK Jt.K. Going 1 West. Leave Crossing I A.

M. I 2:21 M. Arrive at E.Stfl... I A. M.

I 8:10 H. M. I 8:16 v. M. 9:05 P.

M. Going East. Leave E. St. Louis I Arrive at Crossing- I A.

1 1 A. p. M. 3:34 p. M.

p. M. Cheap Advertising. fn order that all classes may avail themselves of the benefit of columns, u'C shall from this date set apart a proper amount of iffiace for CHEAP ADVERTISING, tinder the head of Wants. c.

The change will be Jive cents per Itnc for each insertion, or twelve mmls for fen cents. This mil alee everybody a chance to malce his Jniovm. GOODS FOB THE A superb assortment of goods, bought expressly for holiday presents have just been opened at Trares' drug store, corner of Main and Purcell streets, consistingofjewerly, watches, alliuins', books, toys, and an i a ber of fancy articles never before brought to this market. The children especially i be delighted they see the goods for their particular benefit, note of $18.25, drawn in favor of Pat Muloney.and singned by Wm. Matlock and Robert Cooksey, two well-known and responsible citizens of this county, was put into the hands of E.

M. West, J. a few days ago, for collection. When constable Friday served asumraonson the two gentlemen to appear before the court, they both denied ever signing such a note. The supposition is that the note is a forgery.

ATTENTION hear a great many people i about hard timed" and "nothing to do;" but we find in most cases such growlers are those who do nothing gracefully. Such are discontented enough; but stilt seem con tinted to grind along with little to eat and less to lay up. To them we recommend this statement of an exchange: A Profitable before last a shrewd, a i Yankee pro-i OF ESTATE! 'HE UNDERSIGNED, TRUSTEE UNDER the will of Dr. A. Hoxsey, deceased, will sell, at public sale, on MONDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1870, at 11 o'clock A.

on the premises to bcsold, at Ihe former residence of said In township 5 nortli. range 6 west of the third principal meridian, in Madison county Illinois. 10 miles northenst of Edwnrdsville, and 7 miles north of Marinetown, and within zy. miles of tlie Deentnr East St. touts R.

ft tract of land lying in sections 5, 6, 7, and 8, in said township, containing fibont Nine Hundred Acres, nearly nil in cultivation. To be sold in tracts to suit purchasers. TERMS OF SALE: One-fifth cnbh in hand, the balance in eqanl payments at line, two, three find fc-nr yearo, secured by notes nnd mortgagesot tho premises purchased. Notes to bear interest from date to maturity at eight per cent, per annum. Interest to lie pnid annually.

For further particulars, enquire ot dl(Mw B. HOXSEY, Staunton, Ills. StoeMtohlertf Meeting. he Regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Madison County Agricultural am! Mechanical Society will be held at tlie Court-House in Edwnrdsville, on lip first Moudny in January, IS70, at 10 o'clock A. M.

A full attendance is urged, as business of importance will come beiore the Society. ,7. O. BURROUGHS, Pres't. TIIO8.

NEWSHAM, Sec'y EiWAiinsvji.LB. Dee. 5, ISfia. DRUGS! DRUGS! BOOKS AND JTATIOfflY, JOHN S. TRARES, Corner Main and Purcell JEDWAJRDSVILLE, ould respectfully announce to the citizens of Edwardsvllle and surrounding country, that he keeps constantly on hand a complete stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Books and Stationery, Pure Wines, Brandies, London Porter, and Scotch Ales, for Medicinal purposes All popular patent medicines, comprising Ayer's, Wnkefleld's Family Med- Strengthcning I 4 i ft ceeded to North C'aroliua with a few May 15, 1063 hundred dollars, and engaged in the culture of peanuts.

Hiscrop i year, we are told, has sold for $82,000. After deducting all expenses he i have a uet profit of over S54.000. Go to the peanut, thou sluggard! --The Emperor of China is fifteen years old. --Queen Victoria has saved $10,000,000. --A British house agent is ly advertising a i a which adjoins Tennyson's house, and recommending it for the view it commands of the grounds of the poet.

--A man in Waldoboro 1 Maine, prides himself on the possession of a hatchet with i in 1749, i a father's was split by an I i a It must lie a pleasant thing to have in the a i May 15,1869. NBIAWOLISST.LOUISR1 3 DA.MP BAD AVe are just beginuing to get used to it. For (lie first two or three weeks the mud was disagreeable, and the damp, chilly atmosphere, compounded with a weal; preparation of sidwalks, proved too much for delicate constitutions; luit now, like true Edwardsvillians, we have adapted ourselves to tlie i and callow in the i it was our natural element. It would go very hard with us if the weather should take a sudden change and clear up. H'KAVY is with deep regret that we have to chronicle the failure of one of the beavest mercban- tile firms iu the country.

The unfortunate firm was compelled to make an assignment, and thegoods were turned over to Hatcher Bickclhaupt, at fifty cents on the dollar, and the great rush will continue as long as customers can buy one dollar's worth of fancy goods for fifty cents. The proprietors of this well-known firm alluded to are Santa Claus and Kris Kliugle. TRUTH IN A XUT SJIEI.I,.--Here is nn apropos paragraph "Some people--you know them--every community has them--they live everywhere and forever--don't believe in advertising because, they say, 'nobody readi the Bullet one of them acci dentally get into a scrape.andyou will find him flying around to the newspaper office, earnestly and eloquently requesting the editor, 'please do not mention that little affair of mine; it's sill a mistake; I i do it--never thought of it; all who know me wii! tell you so; but don'i. publish it, for il would ruin me to bfue my name pub 'ishcd all over the country." --A i girl in Peoria, I i i attempted suicide the i i day. She assigned as reason that her father had disowned her because she preferred working in a hotel kitchen to attending school, where her playmates made fun of her sore eyes.

THANSFKUS OK KKAI, following is a correct list of transfers of real estate in this county for the week i Dec. 11, 1880. T. K. C'ox et by att'y, to II lots 1 i i i i to Kethir.Ho J.

I'vle to K. Moore, ROacros 111 .1. PyletoW. Moore. lliOiirrcs in S1U1W, C.

Miikctt to K. Laruke, lot Sin Wheeler's W. (liner lo J. Tinder, 20 news In W. II.

Belk et 11). lo H. J. Weimcrs, SOncrcs i K. VVeiincrs to C.

C. Urown, 15J4aci-cs in 6-0 J. Stoutzfiihcrgto D. Vlllock, 10U acres In Ii. to J.Stoulzcnberg.SOOncresIn 1-6 J.

Scliafrr to(i. DewarfT, Sncres in (i-7--S1SO. 1 Otto to K. Biiner, -HPCnerpx In A. Hood to(f.

of lo! a i T. S. Davis to Ii. Wrisenbere, lot 1 blk Si, Collins ndilitlon to Collinsvllle--S7(ifl. G.

W. Smith to S. T. Kendall, 20 ncres in LIST OF LETTERS A I I in thcEdwardsx JllePostofflcc- on the 14th day of December, Wift Ibcrts Hetty Miss Johnson John Kely Jiicheal i Jon Wm uihiir erginan Christain alley Miss laekbiirn Miss erg Wm oyd loom Louis Jallman tfrencr Krnst James lodges James A Mrs, lanson Win Nicholas Arnold erman )oherty Henry uglar M.iry Miss "roprlillch Frank Peter Carl KrrefhnrlPs "lin Patrick ireenbush Chns lartmnn Krnst larris William leisncr Wm Hunt Frederick lageclorn Mclonnltl Snmncl Mctchlnr I.nrl A Nas-e Win Nortres (Hiver.11; Obrian Kllcn UetzlnfFMrs Ir Ktrccsi-n Sc-lionebcrcer Scoot Mrs Slllaui Smith Mrs Steidler Henry Tanner Mrs Thrioir Frederick Yoss II Voss M'nlsh Mirlienl Wllion 01 Mrs Carte Washington Alfred Winoke Benton "Westprman Ixitiisa Wafer Laura Wrenehp West Thomas Wenty John Zoarkum C'arrieMiss JOHN W. COVENTRY, P.

M. concert for the ben efltof Jliss vou Hoj-a, a resident Jjouis, on Monday niglit was very wttl attended, better in fact, than was expected. Miss, von Hoya's perform aiieeson the piano were pronounced by udges to be the fi rst order. Pro fossor Auton liandled the violin quite creditably tlie two duets, but in last rose of summer solo he made complete failure. Most of the song were ill-chosen and were of such character that none but the best performers in constant practice coul execute with proper effect.

Tber was one song, however, which wa well sung and appreciated, and wtu admirably adapted to the voice of th performer; that was "At five o'cloc in, tbe Morning." Thi proceeds of the concert netted learn something in the neighborhood of $175. XOT ACTED county court lias not yet made any appointments. The applicants for the poor-house are still in a state of uneasiness and alarm. The are in favor of Jc-hn J. Parker.

Nothing will be done in the matter In all probability until diiy of tbe session. Thin court hR8 disposed of a great many unsettled accounts, and the appropriations this term will amount to about twenty thousand dollars. LKTTEB-HEADS, at a small advance over cost of paper, printed at the IN- OFFICE. up, by Henry Klahlliut. niles south of New Hampton, bay marc, ve.irs old, 14 hands high, black rnane an ail, star in forehead, sear on left shoulder Franocfc M.

Bntlrr. 8 mile southeast of Prairie City, dark bay flily, years old, 15 bunds high. Win. Iladjiitz, in Troy.a roa steer, 3years okl, undorsllt ill each car. John G.

Jarvls, iu Troy, brow cow, 4 years old, crop oil'each enr. S- TTif charge tinder this head will centxyer line Jar (ach insertion. be fi SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Exps Trains Daily EDWARDSVILLE A.nd all Eastern Cities and Towns. ONDENSED TIME SCHEDULE AVer's, Jayne Icines; son's Sarsaparilla; m'ljca-n mrengineniug Cordial; Smith's Tonic Syrup; Ossood's Cho- Insogue; Hall's, Allen's, Balsam for the Lungs; Hosteller's, Drake's Cabin, Ketl Jiicket Bitters; Sehneldum Schnapps M'Guires Benc Plant; Perry Davis' Piiin Ki ler; Flagg's Relief; Gargling Oil, Mustang Liniment; Shallengerger's AgnelMlls; Climes- man's, Clark's, Dnponco's Female Pills; McLean's, Wright's, Jackson's, Klagg's, Thompson's Cathartic Pills, tc.

IT.MR PREPAKATIoy. liurnett's Cocoftine; Sterling's Ambrosia; Batchelor's and Harrison's Hnir Dye; Lynn's Ivatliarion; Allen's Zylobalsamum for Hair Drpssing, Barrett's, Wood's, Hall's. King's, Allen's, Knowles' Hnlr Restorative, Ac. FOB TJIK T01LKT. Mnenolla.

Balm. Bloom of Youtli. Rlossom, Rirlan White, Ijiiiin oj a Thousand Flowers. A Icrge assortment of Fancy Scans, Fancy Articles and Yankee Notions. Wall Paper and Window Curtains.

A large stock constantly kept on hand' nnl in fact everything kept in a well est.vblibhoi! drug and liooft store. All sheet music nt publishers carefully compounded all day and night. Dec. 1. ma.

HENRY BITTER SONS' YARD, JIHlxboro Avenue, KdwardttvUle. EASTWARD. Jay Express, rt Snti jKsctpt Sim erre iK'inufiti levelaiul iiirrlsbnrg utraln ultimoiv iauara Vlbitny sew S'ork WESTWARD, Fast Line. Snt. 1:1 A.M IhflO li4S i.5i ifesn 2:10 i A.M A.

-M 1:30 11:10 r.Ji fc.TII ft IS 5:00 A.M 10:1.5 it A.M 10:40 KWI i A.JI 1:20 fclO 11. 11:10 9:18 5:00 A.M 10: r. P.M 8:40 A.M 10:40 10MK) REMOVAL Barnsback Bro. Most respectfully Inform their Friends and the public generally tbat they have from the storeroom recently occupied by them, on Main street, to Imvc pot on SHINGLES, mnd i Express. .1 I I Cansjis 1 .5:00 i ji.ni fr.W i 'opokn t.

Joseph i i 12:10 p. 12: III p.m IILMKI liiHi 'AUCE SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS. BAGGAGE CHECKED THBOTJGH. NO. S.

frfn I I'axxenfler A'f't. .1. n. DO YOU No, 1 Job Printing? If you do, drop in at the Intelligencer Job Office. No.

4 Main Street. Kiln-ardsville. FLOORING. PAIJXGS, LATHS, PLASTKJ1, CKMEXT. SHACKS, BOORS, LIME, HAIR, FIRK BRICK, JOISTS AST) SCANTLING, Of ill! MESSED LUMBKIl, wo oflVr for sale nt living prices.

Ulve us a trial. HKXRY IUTTKH SONS. Oct. tf Prickett's New Buildings. North Side of Purcell opposite Court House, where they will continue to sell DRY GOODS, Piece Goods, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS SHOES, CLOTHING.

GIVK US A CALL. BABNSBAOK BED, GEORGE B. BICKELHAUPT, DRUGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, -I. Main Street, JSdumrdsviUe, Illinois, Have on band, and are still receiving-, the finest -assortment and heat selected stock of Drugs and Druggists' Sundries ever offered by any drug store in the country. They are fullv prepared to furnish any Drugs or Chemicals tliat can be found in any market, botii at Wholesale ami Betiill, which will be sold at strictly LOUIS PRICES.

OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT defies eomietition, both in neatness ami assortment. We have now on exhibition a MAGNIFICENT STOCK OP WALL PAPERS, Ranging in price from 10 cents to per roll. Our BOOK AND PERJODICAL DEPARTMENT embraces all the latest publications, from the ten cent novel to Webster's Unabridged Illustrated Dictionary. 'hlcngo, St. Louis nnil New York Dally Papers constantly on hand.

Oor stock of 1'EnFUMERIES A.VJ) TOILET SOAPS is complete. Kraming Material and Mirror Plates cut to any size. We also keep constantly on liaml WITVES Ac LIOJJOJEfcS, For Medicinal Only. (he above articles will be sold as low as they can be obtained in any other market. i' G.

B. CRANE WHOLESALE AND BETAIL IiEAI.KliS IN' WANT 10 CORDS OF GOOD WOOD. L. C. KEOWN.

OTICE Is hereby given, salt- a town for taxes nml costs hie thereon for the year IHfiS, by the collector ofMadison County. Illinois, hrld al tlH'court- louse in Kilwardsville, in said county, on the 13th day o( Scptfniber. ISIi'l, thr unilcrsifrncd chntcd the following dchcrilifd real estate and town 'ots, to-wit: KK ne src. 7, fl, SO acres, listed in the nnme of Thos. Farlr-y hioirs.

Ne so sec 7, fi, -JO acres, same. V.y, ne sec 21, Ii, ncres, Inti-d in the naml'of David ne sec '23, 4 6, Sf) arms, same. Nw nw sec .5 6, acres, listed in the namo of James M. Tavlor, SV.se sec 1. 3 7, 79 acres, listed in the nil me of C.

IJartts. ncsecB. 14, r7, JO acres, listed III the name of Wm. Sexton. So sec 10, t.

4, 7, 40 acres, listed in the name of Thomas Sexton. WK se sec 10, 4 7, 80 acres, listed in the name" of Q. Lewis. ne sec- 30 4, 7, SO acres, listed in the name of W. II.

Kriecf. no sec 17, 5, r7, 80 acres, listed in the name of P. Ryan. Nw fr ne sec i), 1 4, .15 acres, listed in the name of Allen S. Arthur.

0, acres, listed in the name of Chris Rudolph. 1.16, rg, 61:82 acres, listed in the name of H. Herring. fr secS, 16. 8 49:38 acres, listed in the name of Michael Hlifhan.

pt in- ne sec 10, 0, s. 30 acres, listed in the nnme of M. Shehnn heirs. Nw IIP sec 11, 6. 40 acres, listed in the name, of M.

Shehan heirs. Ve nw SHC 11, 6, r8, 10 listed in the name of M. Shehan heirs. Pt nw sec 11, (i, 30 acres, same. Lots 7 and block 2, city of Alton, listed in the name; of J.

Malady's heirs. SeK sec 12, 1 5, 10. 40 acres, Webster's addition to the city of Alton, listed in the name ol S. A. Uncle master.

And that tlie time of redemption will expire on the 13th day of September, 1871, and ur.less the same is redeemed, I will apply for deed as provided by law. FRITZ ISENSEE. UKTAIi, IN Staple autl fancy GROCERIES, PBOVISIONS AND LIQU.OKS, Main Street, in KrNrr tf'hcclcr'n Keeps constantly on hand a well selected stock of Choice Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, Damn, Ifnma, Olnss, Stone, Enrthcn Wooileii wiire, All of which I will soil VERY CHEAP FOR CASH. Kdwanlsville, May 111, Ja24 ly Great Inducements AT THE STORE OF ALOYSIUS GEEBER. AVE just received nn extensive stock of Fall and Winter (ioods.

And I intend to sell at such prices us will not fail to induce nil who favor me with a call to make a purchase. My stock of Dry Goods is large, and I Promise to give better bargains Hum can belind elsewhere. I have on hand very large assortment of Men's ami Boys' Clothing, ami I am prepared to furnish any ouo with a complete outfit at the very lowest prices, no matter what his The Highest Mnrkcl TrU-p paid for Butter, Eggs and Country 1'nnliife Give mo ciili, nnd examine whether you buy or not. my stock, MADISON RESTAURANT, ST. LOUIS STREET, EAST OF R.R.

DEPOT, ILL. I yon want to buy property, call on or sell land or town C. KEOWN. IRE! L. C.

KEOWN. Insurance call on Al new Webster's Dictionaries, latest editions. ApplyatthisofBce. TITANTKD--A purchaser lor ten-callon farmers'Kettle and furnace.snittiblefor soap making, Ac, Apply to J. R.

Brown, this office. Edwnrdsville, 7th 1869, pR CKETT A NEW INVOICE OF Just received at the ISTEI.IJGENOER office. Parties purchasing 500 Envelopes can have their Curd printed on same free of charge. curcnnser for an open top buggy. Apply at this office.

nov25tf EDGERS, Day-Books, and all kinds of Jj Bhuik Books made to order at the Intel- igecccr office, No, 4 Main street. Venires and Constables' Dellv tor sale at the Intelll oftlce, No. i Mnin street, Edwardsvllle. UMMONS, ery Bonds for sale nt the Intelligencer ARGE Posters and small Handbills done A up In style, at low prices, at tlie Intelli- gencer office, No. 4 Main street.

EGAL Blanks nnd Deeds of all kinds for sale at the Intelligencer office. ARIEGATED Color Job Printing, of superior quality, at very low prices at the Intelligencer office. EEDS of Trust nnd Administrator's Deeds for sale at the Intelligencer office. tO- JJte charge vnder head will be five cents per line far eaeh irwerttm. T1OUND --In Edwardsvllle, on the 25th nit.

on Hlllsboro street, near the residence of W. R. Prickett's, a lady's shawl. The owner can get the same by calling nt this office anil paying for LANK Notes, Constable's Sale, and Constable's Indemnifying Bonds, for sale at the Intelligencer office. MURRAY KNIGHT, Proprietor.

C'HOH'F. M'INES, -CIGARS, constantly on hand. GAME, FISH and OYSTERS in season. In conneetlon with the above is also first- class LADIES' EESTATJBAMT, which is entipoly frre from intrusion. ap30 C.

E. CLARK, Retail JJerifcr and Jobbrr lit I Provisions, Fruits A COUNTRY PRODUCE, Xortliivcsl Cor. Court Jfoiute Square, KDWAHDSVJLMO, KEIW t-ONSTANTLY ON HANI) AXI) for sale a hoicc stock of Green nnil Pried Fruits, Apples liy Hit" burrvl or bushel Syrups. rollers, Toas, Fish of all kiinN, Salt in sacks and by the stone antl Wooden AVar, Powder, Shot anil Lead, 1'ure Vinegar, Nuts, Halsins Oysters, Pickles, and Spices. I Of the finest quality cheap for CASH.

COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED, For which I will pay the highest murket price, or In exchange for goods. Cash paid for Eggs, Hutter, Game, Poultry, and ALL KIXDS OF PHODVCE. It will be my aim to keep none hut I And to keep at nil times a large and well selected stock, and trust close attent ion to business, and selling at reasonable prices, to merit and obtain share of patronage fron a generous public. A Dixcovnt made to those Buying at Wholesale. Wg-1 think I cnn make It to the interest of those buying largely to give me a call, as I propose to sell Coffee, at St.

Louis prices. All kinds of Roods nnd Country Produce bought and sold on commission at liberal rates. Goods delivered In town free of charge. Mnrch 26. 1868-ly.

tnstt's may be. I have a large stock of Men's and Boys' Hats and Caps; also a large and well selected stock of Boots and Hhoes, all of which I can ami will sell at the very lowest prices. I have a wei', selected stock of ladies' nnd Uentlempn'K Furnishing Goods, and I nsk every huly to come and examine, and bear Rood news of well selected goods nnJ low prices to her friends, Husband Manhood: How Lost, How Restored. Just published, a new edition of Dr. CCLVKRiVEi.t.'s CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical cwrr(whh- out medicine) of SPEKMATOK- RHOSA, or Seminal nvolimtury Seminal Losses, IMPOTENCY, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments to marriage, also, COSSUMITIOX, and KITS, induced by Hcli-indulgence or sexual extravagance.

in a nealcrl envelope, only Scents. The celebrated author, in tins admirable essay, clearly from ft thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may foe radically cured without tlie dngcrous use of internn! medicine or the application of the knife; pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain arwl eflectaal. by means of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition maybe, may cure liUneclf ebecply, privately and milieaUu. as-Thfu lecture should be in hands cl every yooth and everj- man in the Innd. Sent under Heal, in plain envelope, to any address, itostpaitl on receipt of six cents, or wo post stamps.

Also, Dr. Culverwell's "Marriage Guide," price 25 cents. Address he publishers, CIIAS. J. C.

KUNK 4 127 Uowcry, Xew York. Posloffice box, ft ly mid relatives, nnd to tell them L'o at once to the only pftwo where they can liml the largest stock at goads, Mie ineiit. imil the prices. My stock of Trunks, Valises, Vnrms aepliyrs, as well us the rest of my stocli, was purchased at low prices, and I asfe every person tocall ami exaroine thsm.bt^oro- pur- flsewhere. In fitut, my stcek- is in evcrv way complc-'lc; anil all I aslcof the peo pic is.

Hint they come and soe me. Let al coinr, whether old or yoang, mnrriwl or Unmarried rich or poor, ami I will take pleasure'ln show Ing uiy Roods, wlirtlier yon purchase or not. I call especial attention to my stock Ladies' Furnishing Wood's, nnd I ask every Lady in Edwanlsvillenml siTrroumrlnp country ta come and see me, and I p-rinuiBe them hette: bnrgain.1 than citn bo had F. T. KRAFFT, DEALKB IX DRY GOODS; CLOTHING, Eats and Claps, Boots and Shoes, GROCERIES, Hardware, CLOTHING MADE TO and a FIT guaranteed.

No lit, no Takvli at Highest Market llut. sell goojs ns low ax anybody, and on as good terms. F. T. KBAFFT- Kdwardsvillf.

October REMOVED. ALONZO KELLER, ff Undertaker. would inform the citizens ol" Eilwardsville and vicinity tliat, having increased His Force and. Eacilltfec far DoinK Work he is now pronned foralljulw intrusted toll care, and will execute titieui in tiic mosti prom)X ami workmanlike manner nnd at prices suited to the- times, hfc mat tolling, "LIVE AND LET LIVE." Call nt thesliopon HilTsfioronvenue.asliort distance pastof the court house, before you close yonr contract elsewhere. ALOXZO KELI.KH..

EdwnrdBVille, Nov. 9. 18CI. in any other slorr in Rdwnnlsvlllo, or in Madison Co. iPOOTJE, M.

HYSICIAN AND SUIIGEON. OFFICE ON Hlllsboro street, 1 block east of the Court House- residence on lot in rear of office, fcd- wardsvllle, Illinois. auM'ST ly il. W. GOODWIN, Ph.

lURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, formerly "Prcisector of University at Michigan College, nnd Resident Surgery. cal Col univejTsuy Phvslcinn U. S. Marine Hospital at Detroit. O'fflce and Residence opposite Courier office, O'fflce and Residence opposite Edwardsvllle, Illinois.

ly Hotiee to Creditors. OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Philip Backer, deceased, late of Madison county, State of Illinois, has flxed upon a term of the County business for said county, to be held at the court-house I a Edwardsrtlle, on the third Monday -in the month of December, A.D. 1889, for a settlement and adjustment of all claims against saia decedent. All persons having claims against LIVERY STABLE. to pear and have the same adjusted.

All persons Indebted to said estate are notlflcd I come forward and settle. FRITZ KAHLY, Administrator. October 21,1869. ocZ8-Sw Sale. STATE OF ILLINOIS, 1 MADISON COUNTY, In Madison Circuit Court--In Chancery.

Edgar B. garet M. Badgley.Ma- ry L. Badgley, CorJe- lia E. 1).

Badgley, minors by their next Iriend, DavldA.Bad- gley, -Blll for partition, ic. Melissa Wllcox and James H. Wilcox her husband, and Alon- t.o M. Batlglev and Josiali Owens. virtue of the decree of said court, made in the nbove entitled cause, at the May term thereof, A.

D. 1889. the undersigned, Master in Chancery of said cuurt, will sell at public sale on the premises to be sold, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 27th. 1869, at 2 o'clock. P.

the following tract or piece of land, lying in tbe county ofMadison, state of Illinois, being part of the southwest quar- of section twenty, in township flve, north ol range eight west of the 3d principal meridian: beginning at a point on the south line of said section, five chains nnd twenty-five links west of the south east corner of tald west quarter, thence north parrellel with the eastllneof said quarter section twenty chains, thence west twelve ehalns and eighty-four links thence south twenty chains to section line, thence east along the section line twelve chains and eighty-four links to place of beginning, containing 08-100 acres, more or of the purchase money to be paid in hand, the balance In two equal payments at six and twelve months, the rte- Jerred payments to be secured by note approved personal security nud mortgage 01 the premises. DAVJD GILLESPIB Master In Chancery. Dale Burnett, Attys. nov35-5t o7 ly A. GERBER, Avenue and Main Street.

C. G. VAUGHN Has now on hnnd a full and select assortment of HARDWARE SHRINCR'S Will core Ihe ASTHMA, BBONCHms, BtOOI SPITTIKG. DIPFICCLTY OF BBBATHINO- PAIN ud WEAKNESS IN THE CHEST, TROUBLESOME COUGHING AT NIGHT, It will re- Bore the Cough that frequentV forest mfirctloo of tbe ropiratory no muter of long itandintt, or vhaterer the age of the penoa. Is purely vegetable, It plcanat etute.

IU elect la lootliing, tlie rlo- 00 Mothers, Save Your Children Ho child need die of CROUP, If thli Syrap Ii uwd- time: Hit it a tact demautralti ba erperimce. Ko family ihonld be without Uiii that Iscaw, CROUP, comet like Uiler in the night, to your little when ngttlv OMdlal alA MUUH be obtained. Prepared attf ty DAVI E. POUTZ, and Opposite the Court House, Edwardsville. HE underslgneU, proprietor of the nliove stable, is prepared to furnish his customers with the best Uvery ancommodat ions ever introduced Into this town.

Helia.io flnestock of New BURKies, Carriages and also iirst-clasfi florsos, for cither harness orsatldle. Horses boarded and well taken care of at reasonable rates. HOBT, H. KINDER, sep5tf Proprietor, A LARGE STOCK of reody-roade CLOTH- INO on hand; also, Clothing made np to i i i i A nTT'C. order, at K.

T. KRAFFT. ILK MAKTILLAS, Sacks and Clrcnlara Snmincr Shawls, for ale low by iv A 1 f. J. A.

PBICKETT. Pres. WM. H. JONES, Cash.

Farmers' Mm Bant, Etfwarttevftte, Ills. DI HECTORS. THOMAS J. BARNSBACK, JOS. G.

ROBINSON, PRINCE H. JONES, HENRY RITTEB, DAVID GILLE8PIE, JOHN A. PRICKETT. Authorized Capital, $500,000,00. General Banking business.

Special attention to Collections. Interest Allowed on Nov. CUTLERY, and all kinds of FIRMING IMPLEMENTS, Which he will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices, His stock consists In part of Carpenters' and Blacksmiths' Ixwks, Hinges, Butcher and Pocket Knives, Razors and Strops, Scissors, Spades, Hay and Manure Porks, Wagon and Carriage Materials H. K. SABTN, A.

H. D-, HYSICIAN AtfD SURGEON, vllle, Illinois. Office went side of court house square. In C. G.

Vaughn's building. Residence on corner of Beaton and Center streets. ATS AND CAPS.ofallstylesqiialltieHanil prices, just received by F. T. KRAFFT Hoes, Rakes, Cradles.

Scythes and Snaths. Chains, Plelw, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, Curry from Sd flue to SOd Wooden Wore, Baskets. Black's Gang Plow, Warranted to give satisfaction--has premiums at Illinois Stole Fairs, and four at the Iowa State Fairs. Breaking Plows at Corn Plows at. S.W O-Olve me a call and convince your selve.

before purchasing ejse AMPHLETS of nil kinds done at less tlm' St. louis prices at the Intellistoncer office It. H. KICHAKDS, F. STII.I.WEI.l..

SXCHABD8 ft RICK MusonsaiKi builders, 111. All In oor line promptly executed, apll ly SAHIEI. XBBR, A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor ta Chancery. Office iu Grand livry room. Joint-house, Kdwardsville.m., fU CARPENTER AND BUILDER, INFORM THE citizens of that to.

his cure with dispatch and In the latest style wul on tbe moct terms. Hix Is Main streof. opposKo thcnstdeneeotDr.Welr. M. O.

DAI.B. B. BCHNETT. A TTORNEYS AT 1A.W AKD SOI4O1TOBS. In Chancery, Edwardsvillc, IU, Otfee ou Main street, near Court-House.

JuiH JOHN O. IBWIW. M. KB6XK. IBWTN KBOMR, A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Bdwardgvllle.

I1IU nols. Office: Second floor ettlBank. ly I. MEAD, A TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, Kd- wardsvjlle, I1L OffleeSd Ing. Busliieta promptly attended to.

ARRANTY Deeds and Quit-Claim for sale at the Intelligencer NEWSPAPERflRCHh EWSPAPERI.