Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 37, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 December 1881 — Page 3
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X71iatDidYou7imt to buy, OVERCOAT? Then, if you will tome ia and see us, we will save you enuugh money to'get.thtt dress for your wife that yen have heea r thinking, of baying. If yen want a pair of Kid Gloves, CUth GlovesCuff Buttons, Mufflers, Sleeve Buttons, Underwear, Snspenders, Fancy Hose, Collars, Cufls, Fine Ties, Scarf Pin Fie Shift, etc., OOME TO tine IfcEkSk-T BOSS CEiOXimiCt HOUSE OF Kahn & Tanenbaum,
Christmas Ciothing, Christ
ina presents for your gentlemen I
friends, such as lull sails ot Under
wear, Shirts, Neck Ties, Snapend-
era, and everything that u need in
toe wardrobe of a dressy yeang
man, 'may be found at the great
Merchant Tailoring Emporium of
Bsj. McGee, south side of the aiuare. No one oao so sorely fit yen
in a suit of clothes or in style of
garment as McGee, the experienced and reliable clothier. Hm costo men come from all parts of the country to have their clothes cut and made, and patronize him for
years.
BciLMWG -TP A BIO "TRADE t the new location in Farmer's Conn
er, are John K. Anderson $ Co., and the good-natured, clever senior member is always the same in his treatment of customers. James Robinson, the popular junior member can always be found behind the counters, quick, prompt and accom
modating. A holiday supply of
choice groceries and provisions will be found at this store from which It may select. Remember that it is the Farmer corner, we are discoursing about. Phtsiciass vebt oftek preSarlfca, at tbii tits of year, medicines that nave for their basis pure brandy or wbialy. If 'the patient gate impure spirits these asade poisono-ae by dishonest city SeetiSew the effect is rcry harmful. A awputatien for securing and selling imly fine and unadulterated liquors, won ewmetaiag to m man. Such s reputation j Angoat Kreacer has earned by many Stara of experience, and persons wbo te-i air whisky or brandy for medicinal purMaes, may rest assared that when they; My it" of Kreuger, they get Has it conn. Sons the' distil kry, without any doctoripg. ! Vheof aaythinrianTOetoogood & .the (Mafia, and wbita they are buying
apSJ HMM ft MM!
The many persons now contemplating trips west should never fvmnlnifc nMmhsu nf tickets til
they call on John Graham, the well posted agent of the Vandalia and Panhandle railroads. Bv this line
yon make close connection for the
west at Greencastie, and tbe Vandalia afters von all the latest im
provements and modern conveni
ences tnat any railroad in tne country can furnish, Mr. Graham may be found in the Adams Express -
unxt wu aiue puuuu 3-.juu.ic.
Notice to the Public. I de
sire to direct the attention of my friends and customers to the fact
that J am receiving a complete Hol
iday stock in the best grades of
Jewelry, Watches and Fancy Articles; These roods are latest styles
and from the best factories in the
East, I intend to give you some rare bargains, but in order to secure
them you must come to my storein room with Parlor Drug Store, west
- IjEVESETT (Jochbas.
'nBy vfaiaa of an execution to ma litSicted fraan tb 3erfc of Hooroo co jnty SKadt court, X wHI expose at public ! e, to the Ugliest bidder, n SATTJXDAY, Jasnsary Wth, istu, between tba boors of 10 o'clock a. M- and
4 o'clock T. sr. of said day, at the doer of j the Court bouse, of Monroe county. Indi-s
ana, toe rants and proma Tor term not exreedissr seven nan of the following de
scribed real estate, sitaata is tbe county df
.Monroe and state oi Indiana, to-wn: Tbe aertfcwest qnaxtor 'of section ten U), township aavaa(t), range one (1) east. Also, tbe aerth half of the northeast smarter of section teafHl, township wen
(7). tang one east,3ceept ten acres off of the northeast corner, now owned byCbm-
3eper IeekarU Alee, the nenhweBt quarter of the northwest quarter of taction eleven 11) townhip evea(7), rane one 1 ) east, except thne(3) acres oST of tbo aortbwest eorner. And. on failore to realixe the foil amount of jndgment, interest and costs, I will at the same time and plaea ex noes at fwbKe tale the fee simple of taid real estate. " Tahot at the, property of Hiram Haneon, at the sait of Bobert Aoderson. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from TaJ nation and appraise saent lawa. silas emaa, deeU-Sl Sheriff Monroe County. . James B. Italky, attorney.
U U DUE STOBE
V. V. EOTJBAIX ft CO,
Bare evened a new ,nl enreiuily assorted etock of Shelf IfrMware, Bar Iron, sooat popular breads of Halting und Cooking
snores, ryagoaronKcrr i;tnmna!t auppiies, etc A.'iH-eof
Machinery and Agrkulittr.! Iraploments
will b Kept in neck.- r e wiu son tne Seward ilew efaiewledged by all iwrnaatent Jndajea awtbbeet71ouise. Call and exam
tne. Ja.ftShJIW.tbeweitkawwn TUtnar, will bm charge of Tl Sboaand win are pi onpt cttention to Bpoutine,
lettering and Boofng. aftsMsiUr that
e are e the north aid of tba amsfo. K. r. BONSAL 400,
,Ia4. Jao. 18, ISStt.
DUILDIK6
TTciLefler'sIiaia -Te mafce a spnelslty; of
eaad (onTeaient "Wagon Yard tb Shops, with a plenUfal
oqo swear wawr. awd BajrgieacasaeVUy repaired
1mfsa).jirsisea&.
f
As Unpbecedenteu Offer.
A aeSO piano for $50. Tbe undersigned baa a enod second band niano. stooL and
cover for sale for $50 cash. If tuned, tbe
piano nas good as many new $350 pianos. A rare bargain for some one. Having two
pianos I niost sell one. Call on or address, W. C. DRAPER,
Jw. Uvti Ellettsville, Ind. A number of accounts have
been rt out from this office re
cently to persons who are in arrears.
As no response has been made we
desire to say that this is not a joke
we are hi dead earnest in desiring
tiese bills-paid.
-Ar -White Hai,!,,. E. Foster
has just-put in a large general stock
of goods, including everything;
found in a dry goods store, boots and shoes, hats and cap, full line of choice grocericf. and anything the people of Chat, section of the country may dasre. Christmas goods toys, candies, &e. have been bought liberally, and the peo
ple who trade w tin U. JS. f oster will eat need to go further to find
Santa Clans. He asks the lad ies to
visit bis store and price bis Holiday Kic Nacks.
Owing to ill health I am com
pelled to collect ay notes and Recounts. Persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please call and settle No one need take
offence at receiving a statement of account through the postoffice, as it will be impossible for me to call up
on every one :n person.
Ihpobtant to Travelers,--
Speetal Inducements are offered you by
the Burlington Bout. It will pay yon to mad their advertisnajeni to be found eke.
where m tbia issue. .
Holiday Table StrrriJES Such as Lye Hominy, Buckwheat Flour, Cracked Oats and Cracked Wheat, California Honey, Pancake Flouy, Maple Molasses, (yum-yum) with Cream Cheese, tjind Syrnp, At Dunn fe Co.'r., neat Depot. Njew Cwx? Figs, Rabis, Cocoanuts Prunes, Cranberries, Almonds, and everything else that is nice, down at Dunn & Co's. . Your Christmas Dinner will be incomplete if you do not go down to Dunn's and get some of that nice Mince Meat, a quart of Bavarian Kraut, ind three lbs. of fresh sausage. Store near Depot. Feesh Roasted Cofjke, Pure Tokay Teas, Baker's Chocolate, Creamery Butter, Leaf Lard, Canned Goods of all kinds, and Marrow' Fat Beans, atDuin's. Choicest Sugar Candies In almost endless variety, just the thing that Holiday buyers are looking for, with all manner of sweetmeats and choice tellies.
Just received by Dunn & Co.
LOCAL- AM 0 QENERAl.
Goo eooda at low uriees" is
Charley Mobleyfe motto, and this
is ma sryie or seuog. lie Keeps a large genera stock, has it replen-
isnaa enen . weec by express and freight, and gives special attention to Kid Gloves. HoaieW. and Fanev
Goods generally. He has returned aft T . . w
initH-ajonisviife anqtuinoinnaii ana has bought ?.n uansually large Holiday stock. If you desire surprising bargains, eall at the "Golden UuJs" drv-troods and notion store.
south side public sqvare.
C Vein 3Ijntt ,j Hoix, XJ1. JJK BT AKJCQS MetaUie Bnrial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Cnrriaewa fnr.
aisbed to order. Orders by tele
graph will rteeive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue, north end of W, O. Fee's Bjdif g. Bloom bigt on, I ndiana. ' aifian.ai .
STUABT A McPHECTKRS-
ReM EMBER that WM Drill
oor naraware store to Waldron'i
new isjocki north side of tbe square ac soon as the buildine is comnlated
SintfiFn will find ii I on f 17 nf
sniagies, latn, noors, sasn, etc, at
wuv oytim. vv ana get Dotfom prices.
FIEKD8 AND COUJTTBYMES !-
Wft sBiiat HnuvA imp hniKlwfim
stock to. new room now being fit- ! w aw . . a
tea up tonus on tbe north side, m - t- xt 0 . t . n
eoorv one, 4Jvu v rorgei u, oru art a McPi:eters, ft
We will ooon remove
to the North Side,
tahserlfium hat bun paid.
Crowded stores, - Delighted shoppers. Smiling merchants. Jubilant little folks. Admiring proruenaders. Charming holiday goods. Large and small New Years gifts. ; The year 1382 will begin and
end with a Sunday.
The majority of tbe students left for their homes last Thursday, John W. Buskirk has been attending court in Bedford. The growing wheat never appeared better than now. It is difficult to determine now which day is the shortest. Thos. N. Faris has purchased the Abe Whitaker resideuce, on South Walnut street. Bobert Henry will sell the Martha Goodwin land, ou the 13tb of January, by auction. Charley Ager, a former wellknown student of Indiana University, is engaged in mining near Idaho Springs, Colorado. .
Judge Wilson was sick the first
of last week, and was unable to occupy tbe bench in Lawrence circuit court. The wife of Col, Davis of Bad-
ford, (formerly Mrs. Amos Long of
Pclk tp., tbA county) is dangerous
ly ill with W'JCi' of the stomaqh. The merchants of Bedford are
organizing a protective association,
the object of which is te pest each
other on the dead beat element, and if possible freeze it out.
Be careful in handling postage
stamps, and do not tear them. The
Postoffice Department (which in tbe
past has issued more assanine rules
than any other Department of the Government) has ruled that where
a fraction of a stamp is gone it is rendered valueless.
Ewing Batterfon returned last
week from his annual Fall bunt in Arkansas. He is in excellent health
and reports a pleasant time And
considerable success, though game
is bfcing thinned out by the mtny
hunters that are being turned loose
on the country by tbe new railroads,
many of which are being built in
the State of Arkansas. Farmers who come to town
this winter declare that the worst
spots of road they find are inside
the corporate limits of the city, vis :
the Labertew bill,and a spot on west
6th street, running parallel with
the Tarkington property. Persons
who travel these roads ought to
come before the council with peti
tion setting up the facts. The .roads of Monroe county
are in a deplorable condition. Cul
verts have fallenjbridges are broken,
and through the blundering of the
last legislature no one has authori
ty to make improvements or re
pairs. The oftjoe of supervisor was abolished, and there will be no officer having authority over the toads till township road superintendents are elected in April next, That settles it. Heuay Watterson says, "Guiteau is no more crazy thtfn I am."
NICE HOLIDAY GIFTS AT THE PEE HIVK. CLOAKS. CLOAKS. CLOAKS.
- Another immsnse purchase at large
We aa now "offering : DeUman't at $5 00. poljmans at as so worth $7250. Dolmans at $7 50. Yloltnans at $8 CO. Dolmans nt $10 worth thirteen! Light cloth Jacket, Li ''lit cloth J rickets, The latest and best styjes in market. At W!CP4 o PO.'S JBee Hwe.
-rBuy your tickets of John Gra-
)taro; over W V agoajia, Liu.
i
-- IvL'gtj arc sT.rcc a! 2-c per Jozen. Singular, too, the weather thus far having been so warm, "Hops" have been all thi rage during the past week. City officers take them in to keep order(?). Rumor says that Lou. Rogers will soon be getting ready to ''keep bouse." Geo. Findley and Robert Marshall left Bloomington this weuk for Texas. They will come back, however. Lawyer Hunter and Architect Ketchara, both of Indianapolis, speot Christmas in "this city." Dr, Allison Maxwell, Coroner of Marion county, spent Christmas with his parents, in Bloomington. Max. 'Tanenbaum, of Crawfonlavil'e, Christmased in" the gay metropolis of Monroe county. Dr. Moss and wite spent Christmas with their married daughter, Mrs. Treudley, at Union City. Capt.McKinney had a Winchester rifle manufactured specially for his use,before he left here for Texas. It arries a ball 1,500 yards. Miss Adda Wilson, who has bee a teaghing school in Parke co., came home Saturday evening to spead the holidays, T-rThe trade in holiday goods, on last Saturday, gave people an idea of what it would have been had the weather proved favorable during the entire week. Farmers report stock doing well, aud looking uncommonly sleek and plump. This is owing to the fact that grass is plentiful and the
j winter uncommonly mild, .
People going out or coming in, on he Columbus road, are eager to tiriv-.! on the turnpike that they
vc been declaring all the time was idti enough for a wheelbarrow .ek.
Mr. Editor ; I have been a interested reader of the tickets that have been published in the Progress from time to time, and while some good men have been suggested from the various townships, I notice that there is an evident inclination to ignore the men who have, figuratively speaking, rocked the cradle of tbe Democratic party, in Monroe county, and who deserve something at the hands of.itfi voters. Therefore, permit me to suggest u county ticket as follows : Auditor Aquilla W. Rogers.. Treasurer Milton McPhetridge. Sheriff Elias Abel. Recorder P. L. D. Mitchell. Clerk John Graham, jr. Now hers ia a ticket that I regard as exceptionally good having just enough of young blood in its composition to give it vim, Capt. Fields, the Ellettsville groeeryman, formerly of Blooming
ton, got tired waiting for a freight train one morning last week, and
walked down to the county seat. Last week was blue enough to
dampen the ardor of the most active
local editor in the, business. Noth
ing transpired but rain and it was
impossible to give full rein tQ Qqe's
imagination.
Let's see ; didn't some one say
"the earth ia gradually drying up?"
Guess a visit to this section last
week would have oaused the writer
of that article to change bis views.
Under the new law the county
commissioners are required to appoint A board of health. This will
be done at a special session in Jan
uary.
The stave firm of McGregor & Howard has been dissolved, a
Mr. Hale taking Howard's piaee;'
The new firm will be McGregc
& Hale, Geo. Hunter returned Avr
Terre Haute,, on Friday last, find is j Je9 A- Mayfidd has bought .j;n b hnlLLva "!h! forty atres off tbe old Cathcart
old folks at home."
A number of the dating yoqng men of this oity weut down to Bedford Friday night, to attend a ball in that village. "Our boys" will set the fashions for the next
twelve months, in the capital of
Lawrence county. They cay it looked like & female boarding school broke loose,
at the Bedford depot last Saturday,
plare. If was owned by Eli P. Fanner, and hd been set off to one of hi grandchildren, Albert Whianand. Mr. Mayfield paid f 800. You should begin tbe New Year with high and noble resolutions, prominent among which may be a renewed oath to got even with your enemies whenever opportunity offors. "J do solemnly" Taylor Vosa returned from IJot
when the Bloomington boys weut' Springs, Ark., Ia6t Friday night.
clown to take the train home. The , not iavorably impieased by girla strewed the pathway of our ' I the waters or the people. Richard bova. y;th (lowers, threw garlands ' Spen?c i at Hot Spriugs, having over their heads, and were loth to ! arrived there a few days before Mr. permit them to depart. Voss left. wrDr. McGee received a letter Mrs. Rott is in receipt of a
from Joe Norman, last week, dated photograph of her husband's restau
Los Angelos, Cal. He writes that and notel building in Gunni
himself and wife have been there'
but three weeks, yet the health of his wife is vastly improved. Says he does not believe she would have lived till Christmas, had she remained in Louisville,
W. W. Durand is the father of
another boy, and is able to be on the streets, He will go to New York Thursday a week where ha will be engaged most of the winter in the preparation of advertising matter for Barnum's aggregation, Miss Anna. Belle Reid, an at' tracitre young lady, well known in Bloomington, is to be married on Wednesday ,to a gentleman of Mudcie, Miss R. resides in 'Lyons. Morgan McCord, a prominent attorney of Martinsville, was in this place on legal business, last week. James Kelly is on the streets again, after three or four weeks' conftnement to hie bed with an agr g rivaled case of fistula in ano. One year ago, John R. East, ex-county clerk, opened a law office in a room south of Taylor Voss' barber shop, east side of the square, and soon afterwards admitted his brother. W. H. East, to the firm. The firm of East East has in tbe short space of twelve months built np s practice that many a law firm fails to secure iu a decade, and finding their quarters too circumscribed, have removed to a handsome suite of rooms, directly over the stairway in the new Waldron Block, east of the postoffice. Tbe new rooms are handsomely and conveniently fitted up, with special reference to comfort and tbe expediting of business. The old friends of the firm, and any new ones desiring their legal assistance, are requested to remember that they will be por litely received at the new - location,
Undebweai);, the nicest line in the city, at Wioks & Co.'a BEE HIVE Dry Goods Store. Never think of buying till you examine goods and learn prices. Thgee $g.6Q boots at the Bee Hive excite the surprise of people who examine them. And they scl on sight to competent judges.
son, Colorado. Mr, Rott has eight persons in his employ, and is doing a brisk and profitable business. Wm. Devault has invented a chair pflper, which will doubtless bring him a fortune. He claims that this machine will cane one hundred chairs per day. Eight chairs per day is said to be a good average to each man as the wopk is now done, . ox-Some of the Democratic bosses don't like it a bit because their scheme to disfranchise about onefourth of the population c f the city of Bloomington has failed. They desired to have one of the voting places of Blooiniugton township located about four miles in the country north of town, and as at least five-eighths ot the town people are Republicans, many of whom would be unable or unwilling to go so far to vote, it was regarded as a very cute little arrangement. But it did not. work "alee samee." Because they failed in this they denounce the Republican managers as "tricksters." People have te be "up to tricks" to head off the Democratic Echemers of Monroe county, GEORGE A. BJCNCKJKKT---"
Crowds of people are visitii1
Geo. Benckert's new oyster rooi
each day. It is a very cozy place. Baltimoke Oyster Agency at Benckerl's Bakery, Oysters served at nil liouns, and in every style. Don't forget to try a dish. How bare your strong and siacflrny arrfls (No light is contemplated, Wo do not write of wars alarms,) And get then vaccinated. She wm a young- student Jf a tility, She walked into .l0 chuel Willi agility, Sb i snt down on a tack, Oct sip wj(,U a whadk, ' And spoke great versatility.
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NiCE HOLIDAY GIFTS.
AT T E BEE HIVE. Get a aroin Overcoat at the Bee Hive for a tiilliug sum qf money. Cheap WiaTTBa Shawls And Wraps a large and carefully selected stock now on the shelves qf Wicks $ Co.'s Bee Hive dry goods store. Stop Theije. As yoj trayel along down Use pathway of life,yoq must stop whet; you reach the Bee
jiive, and taHo a loos: at tfto new!
goods now b3 received,'
The Loan Exhibition, given last week by the ladies of the Walnut street Presbyterian church, was
a surprise to tnose wuo visueu .
It was surprising that in so short a
space ut time the Indies hud succeeded in securing so. large a number of rare and cu.r3atta articles, and
it was a new surprise that so many valuable relics are in existence in Bloomington and vicinity, though the half were noli collected, it is presumed. The pleasure of a visit to this exhibition, was greatly hightened by the practical explanations giveu by severed of tbe young ladies, who devoted much of their time to necessary branch. An other exhibition will doubtless result in bringing out many odd and curious heir-dooms that for years have remained in their dusty hiding places. Every threadbare plug of a political, speaker of either party, that came to Bloomington during the summer and fall of 1880, was escorted by a brass band to the same old tune. While deeply interested in tbe contents of a well-worn copy of the New Revisiou last Sunday afternoon, our thoughts were drawn toward that "rackety" campaign by one of those escort tunes, performed in the court house yard on shrill brass and resonant sheepskin. Get thee hence, satan, and that p.d.q. Henry Henley's duplex bed spring patent has proved a bonanza to him, he ha vug sold some States as high as $1,500. Mr. Henley
was compelled to avail himself of
tbe bankrupt act, during tbe panic, but is now paying off his debts in full. If there is another instance like this in Indiana, we would like to hear of it.
Prof. Kirkwood, of the TJni-1
versity, who is beloved and respected by both students and citizens, was the recipient, last Wednesday evening, of a handsome and valuable clock, a present from tbe Sophomore class in Mathematics. The attorneys of this place
have been giving respectability to
kirk $ Duncan were at Bedford, E
W. Miers at New Albany, and the remainder of the Bar will be called away next week to various courts.
Miss Lizzie Bradfute,. ft stud
ent in music, at Oxford, if. home,!
for the holidays. By reference to n Sheriff S$tlo ill today's paper it will be seo'ip thnt P. G.P-My ley appears as defendant. 1'fte fad? in the case are that Mr. VWey holds n niortijitge on the Helton furrn, Jui.t vrest of town, and that Ibis is part of i( tcjjg ry . proceeding to quiet the title f Mr. opeell.
Sir. l'aulcy's financial standing M lit no.
this sale, ai somti persons.
it infer,
way aflected by
unacquainted with the facts mlgh
SILAS GIUMES, ftheriSV Judge Wilson telegraphed - to John W. Buskirk, Monday evening! requesting him to come to Bedford and hold court till be felt able to go qu the bench. Mr. Buskirk took the Tuesday morning express for Bedford. Miss Maggie Mullen and William Finn will be married in tbe Catholic church to-day, (Tuesdtiy). They will reside, at least for a month or two, in New Albany. This is the rain we didn't get last summer. . Lieut. Walter Howe. lias been granted a furlough of ninety days, and is expected home to retnai a till March. Rev. Pitner was imposed upon by his congregation and friends last Saturday night they piled more gifts into an immense basket than be could oarry. Tuesday, Wednesday nod Thursday nights of tliia woek have
been set apart by tbe members of
the A. M. E. church, on 6th street, for a Festival. Admission ICto. Mrs. Margaret Hemphill, of North Bend, Nebraska, has come to Monroe county to spend tbe winter. She has resided in Nebraska some seven years. Mrs. C, C; Showers, and Miss Minnie Davis are spending the holidays with friends in Brazil, Clay county, A train killed three'aheep and crippled four,last Saturday,near the far of Jobu. Blair. The Martha Goodwin land (160 acres) is locatfid three miles southeast of town and within a few rods of tbe new turnpike 120 scses of it is heavily timbered-
some ot the best oak and poplar in
the courts in adjoining counties, I in the county on it and it will be . ... l .1 I .1.
during the past wees or two-, larmon Friedley was at Spencer, Bus-
sold by anction, on tne premises.
MN.iiasililMiSlaSsPiaa-SSaSaw leinlalscM itW'&m
To be Editos.of the lledfbjd Jjoiunat. IxDUVAmrjn Dae. 11. lBltl.
notice that Sat urday's JottrusT, " of this. ci;ty, gave a brief biography of Jftaa, George Duno of your, city, and compared! him very favorably iwijlh Joseph G. Marshall, of1 Jefferson. Mr-. Pun$ was. Vara in, Washington county, y. fa Deceruber, e earn, to, tadtr. ana when a .boy. Hav-big somes bssty words, with Dir. Wiley, pre? ident of the State Unyersity, he, quitted school before, he graduated. When he was 21 years old he. v,ejp,t' to Bedford and tiiught scliiooL and read law during his spa;re hours. He at length became a partner ofHon.. R. W. Thompson, late Secre-. tary "of the Navr.. V.9- then became proseettE4EA.ttpriiay- n. 1847 fae.w&s. elected, to Congress by the WUigSj though, the district, two, years before, was 2,930 Imocratiev After -'serving his term q Congrc, creditably, he was ekcted, ia 1351, to the Sttat Senate. This position, he reiigned i the spring of the. next year to return, home to attend, to his legal business, Jo. 1854 he was again -elected to Congress by the Know Nothing party, but tbe vigorous canvass he made during the tiampaign broke down his health, Reserved out his term, but his. health iever. returned, and he died in lfc&r, iu bis forty-fifth year, -ibe very prime of lift. " Mr. Dunn cum.e vary near- having a duel with Col. Gorman in the latter part of 1852, because Mr. Dunn was unjustly accused of in-i cititig a mob, vhUe 4. P- Willard, was speaking, near the' Wright House, on Wash ington street. The. difficulty was amicably settled by J. H- Harney at the Gait Htost in, Louisville. Mr. Dunn, laved fine stock. If, had 1 large literary library, b,nt he. left no manuscript qf any kigd. In person Mr. Dunn was taU'aud, commanding, He had Mir eom.3 plexion, blue eyes and light hair, His talents were great and varied and he is entitled to stand in fH front rank of Indiana statesmen lawyers. He was scholarly, and a, great master of ridicule, invective ami wit, " F. -M. . ,e.i Qysters in all styles and ia any quantify (the lei in th,e in,arkst are leceived daiiy by Benekthe Baker, in Orcbarjl House block. ' Cove to Bcnckert Oyster Bay, in the Orchard Block and get a dittj) of nan of choi?, fresh Ballimprft oyeferi lipst n towfl; Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc., bakel
evury day- The bc?t o.f fjptip
near the Fhillina school house. Per
ry towpqhip., Not 1, Qii the ltli of January, by Robert Henry the ad-
ministrnfir anppmtfd by cirem!
court. The lnd is good, the tun- j ingredients usc-3, lur Hinnyif- Ha avnAlkt1 an1 hlio Ia.
oatlr.n ;a ik;M nnf fV,,.rrf ) Geo. A. Benokert ha
A. 0. Dowdy Sttt io uintqn, , ti,e (joy anj th ;t u . Ind., Jast Saturday, m resiwnsa to I sold on the premises lo the higheff
a telegram,' his little girl being I bidder. Read the advertisement in
dangerously ill.. Mrs. D. and tbe child have licerj. away several months, Eld. Jas. R. Berry retnrped last Friday, after a successful tour among the heathen in the out townships of Lawrence county. In addition to being an eloquent talker, Mr. Berry is a skillful artist in the liquid blackboard line.
W, B. Hugbea has been visit
ing the coal mines of Clay county, and has made contracts by which he will be enabled to secure a full supply of coal during the winter. The adiB of the Cross Roads M. E. cbureh gave an oyster supper last Saturday night, which wns largely attended, and was a sucoeos in every way, Mrs, Adkine, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Ella, are visiting Mrs. Teter, nee Adkius, in Noblesville, this State.
The Christian church and the
M. E. church, each had Christmas Trees. Both churches were crowded and everything passed oft pleasantly. Harry Taylor has left Toledo for Tennessee in search of a location to do business. Mrs. Taylor and her children will come to this place to remain until Mr. T. is finally located. A New Bakes y. Henry Benckert, late of Rushville, Ind., has opened a New Bakery'Cbnfectionery and Oyster Bayfa the room just north of Geo. Atkinson's shqe store, west side of the square. He wjll keep a complete stock of goods inhis lip, and in addition will supply fresh Bread, and Cakes to his Customers daily. Everything new and neat. Call and see jtim, and you will be sure to fjud something you want. Efiif, Hughes' Bariieb Sijap is the pliipo to get your hnir cut in ttyle, pr to sosuro a smooth, eomfoi-table slaye. Pis razors are sharp, his towel arn .clean, and 1U chief efforts are directed tqwnrd pleasing his cnstooierii. The choicest brands of tobaccos nn cigars are kept in stoek. This shop is oatt of the Now 'ork Store(new) room, south sidesquare.
NICE HOLIDAY GIFTS AT THp EE piVE. ti'loKS is a plose buyer in loth ipg, and gets lots of goods for bis. money j then, instead of selling at a full profit, he giyes the bargain n the transaction to the. customer. Ei.i.KTTf? vi m,s jeople will find that it pays to come to the Bee Hive for all manner of dry goods, carpeting, clothing, hats and caps.
this pap'r. S7 A Musical Matinee and Literary exercises will be givi?n at the College Avenue .11. E. church, Jan. 6, Hi S3, under the immediate direc tion of the popular musician, Hits Ida K. Howe, who has bean jnvitod by the Indies or the Vin Ward, and kindly consented to us our home talent and assist un in trying to pay for our new church. Tho selections are all first class, and all tha t like good music will be well enlertiiineJ. We hope all wbo fuel an interest ir. paying for our church will contribute the small sum of 25c, the price of one ticket for adnlhi and 15c for children. Doors open at 1 1? M Coma everybody. CojiKnrxa.
i,t j rporii nortn 01 nis tiar .ter sajqon, vrHepo t "v. have a nice ijuiot tin
joy a dish ot Uiesu
prepared in JJenckert's At Cost. I am selli my tinware cost.. It is gojd stock no .jlioddy tin ... W. J. Al l. k.
Hot bVoi CstUfornta. One and a half lob, with brink hotue. fire good large roorus, hall, porch, colinrj, cistern, Well, stab la, wpods7.oJ, Ac. .k
Clint. M. Houston has for sale, a 210 acre farm, near Maple Grove, 6 miles from Bloomington and 3 miles from' Ellettsville, The dwelling house is comparatively new seven rooms ; has all the ou) buildings necessary to a well regulated farm ; plenty of lasting water, a good orchard fruit of all kinds ; HO acres in cultivation, remainder iu grass and good timber. Will be sold low, and on favorable j erms, Those of our readers wbo are in search of candies, fruits, nuts, etc., should not neglect to ealt at the confectionery and bakery of Mrs. Rott, on the east side of e square. She has just received the largest stock of pure sugar cuudies. ta be found, in the city, also Florida oranges, Malaga grapes, buuana, nuts, etc., etc., to be found in te city of Blooraingtor, Everything is neat and plpan in be bakory ajd oyster parlor. Call and see,.
Go to Perdne's and see tbe beautiful ljne of Ladjps' aflil Gents' Slippers, just received fotf the Ilolilyn, Prices greatly reduced for the nxt-6Q days on all usaty goods, ladies' Goat Button hoes istluced to $2.00 and other goods proportionately jow. Fresh oystors receive-J tjs.jly at Hiinrj' Benokert's now Lunch Ifoonv' ' -Ccilljns $ Ivftisell r! exclus)ve ageuta for the celebratei!. Crawfordsyilje Flour, eperymcl guaranteed. Shorts and Bjran by the ton qr lin Jrcd wejjht, Perijonai.. I haveoitijlpisnrt' timo to duvote to walcl) rpimii-ii.g'Mt my furniturti storo, nottl) sidf) Wibt square, and ft it tip ontitiu mn).tj:pt cc sting but. litflp, I pan vork clHiaper than anybody. t oijipjiHift bays-Iiotcli work, bjt do it iqyscif, nd my esporionce :iiul iyork i it sutlloiont. gmiritntccs an to U snporiorhy. tiva uic a cul). . 4fr "
wrst part of town, beloniru; lo 1).
F h of Califtrula. I offhr for sale at low
down figures. Any one wis!; nu a. ch,,p borne would do well to cal! oh m within tbe nei:t 30 days. Terms Cab- I bate power af Attjnto make deed. I.iULT.piBB9. Ioairf askt AToUfJe BY an act of tbe Legfclatqis, approved Knroh 7, 1111 ail BbifMcaa otfd A ccouclimirs, resi ling in Monroe conniy, State-of Indiana, are reeUred to rsgistet their name and JPosto&Ut' addren by tbe 1 it day of J:inuav, 188J, with tba Clerk of tba Oircui Cour of sau ClHit, at bU)
crape in oiptuninifioa. A fnilure to comply
k-ctj the penon
line of ant less 1
nor more than Tua flO.ODl Dollars.
Ayitness 'riy iu,pip as tne"p,f said coui
Miui ine aval merepi weo,
14, W81. W.tf. F. BROWNtNO.
rC41- Clerk MonrJO Circuit Court.
Taken up by Milton j. Tpmple in
folk townsnip, Ato.iroe uounty, lnataita.
years old, with white' sup t" 'on bia
not mm a mr
Witt wane' sitgt on I y in hi fonjwad'.' I' at lci.30 by JuAQph '
II CE HQLTpAY GIIPTS AT THE HIlE lHiyB. S'P4''f.onD pcoplo can Kako if nay to pome to the I.'e Hive for jfats, boots, cl.qthipjf fdceisgoixls, HAl:jR.QIspuRf:. peoplp ill save money by comipg t.o the l!ec Iliv when laying in tbeii winwr 'supplies. ,vej ytljjug t! chii.'c.
one red a.id white steer, about three ij.Jj'
Appraised at IC'laO by Jowoh XaMaa4
Josiah East, before daekjxm It. Clendunon, J. J, AJoy. " ' " Thi alRtp ja 11 correct 5 y e (h, Hs. tray lk-gUr in my office. 1 ; Dec 21-81. Cl!rk oaKM ClrcHit Q(afy
NOTICE U hereby bItoh tlat the 'iadersignecl Adminirtrr of the Ks tatsi of Vtfrslia 'joodwin, deceaaed, by erder of tho JWflrw Cirwit pQUrt, will noil at Public Sana, oi tlje pttiUeS, 00, tho t jllpwini: Estate situate in Mmroo f onnty, Hti In jjf Indiana, tt-ii ; The sontlwast enartiir or action (l) tawnsbju Jwicbt, rurfk rwigsjil) one west. ' S'KUafSpV-SAtK; Onc-thira 'csiin in h)(l 'on dav of aahv the remainiar in two equal payment of Unp4 18 monies from day of sale, jwri ch:s!r iexowrting his notes IiHf" the different payment. 1 jvaiyijig etff: from vW uatmn ahd o rniement la, tjeai-lii interest fMtn (In f of si),!' ItpBnPm5H, lluskif k d' Wiuioan, att jf. m
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