Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 25 January 1882 — Page 3

A Iff DRUG STOBE! )oo( PETER BOWMAN lias purchased the Drug Store on the West Side of the Square, North of the alley, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NEW GOODS. Cigars, -Tobneeo, Perfumery, Fancy Goods, and Pure Wines and laquors For medical purpose. An experienced druggist in attendance.

P.EOrLK who reside near White Hall need net plunge through the mud to Spencer or Bloomington to

bny their groceries, feed, or fancy articles. O. E. Foster, who is con

ducting a branch of Dunn & Co.'s mammoth grocery store has almost

everv article you may call tor, anil

asks no more for the goods than is

asked for them at the Dig house uj Bloomington. Now dou't forget this.

Ocb rest is ixw, our expenses are light, and we bny goods as

cheaply as aoy other firm in town. So we have concluded to remain where we are, in the Farmer corn

er, and will sell bargains to our

numerous customers and personal friends. We bny all the merchantable produce brongbt to our store,and pay either cash or goods as our customers prefer. No firm keeps a more choice selection of goods or sells them at a smaller margin than we do, and we only ask an inspection of stock and an investigation of onr prices. Come to the Farmer corner and see us. J. K. Asdeksox & Co.

Physicians v-ery ofteh prescribe, at this time of year, medicines that fcavs for their basis pure I randy or whisky. If the patient gts imjHjre sphjts lhwe made poisonous by dishonest city rectifiers the effect is Tary harmful. A reputation for securing and selling only pure and unadulterated liquors, is worth t orae-.hinp to a man. Such a reputation Augtst Kieuger has earned by many years of experience, and persons who require whisky or brandy for medicinal purposes, rimy tss assured that when tbey bny it of Kreujer, they get it as it comes from the distilUry, without any doctoring. The best of anything is none too good tar the people, and while they arc buying tUey should get the best it is cheapest.

A New Baker y. Henry

Benckert, late of Jtusli ville, Ind.,

has opened a New Bakery, Confec

tionery and Oyster Bay, in the room

just north of Geo. Atkinson's shoe

store, west side ol the square, tie

wilt keep a compieta stock ot goods in his line, and in addition will

supply fresh Bread and Cakes to his customers dailv. Everything

new and neat. Call and see him,

and yon will be sure to find some

thing you want.

Go and sec Ben MtGee' Big Slock Of Fine Clothing And Piece Goods. It is immense latest styles. Notby Hats fcr Young Men.

ESTATE OF S AMF STREAK, DECEASED. Tn the Konroe circuit court, in tie State of Indians. Ko. 123. Alt creditors, heirs a ndjogatees of said Estate are Hereby not i Bud that Wilford ('niter. Administrator, do bonis non, of said Estate, bos filed his account and voncaers in partial settlement of siid Estate, and that the same will come up for .-xiouination and approval on tht 6th day t.f rYlrircary, 1682, the tame being the first judicial day of the February Term, 18&2, :f said court, at which time said crsdttors,

heirs and legatees are required to appear

in said court, ;n the court House in tae city oi RhMtningbm. and show cuse, if itny there be, wby said account should not te nrprovotl. V mess mr name as clerk, and the seal

.f said court affixed, the 1 Kb day of Jan

uary, 1832. Wm. F. BFOWNINU, TsbalI Clerk Monroe C. C.

Jan. 18-82.

ESTATE

MAY, DE-

OF SUSAX CEASED.

In the Monroe circuit court, in the State

f Indiana. So. 120. All creditors, beirs and legatees of said

'Estate are hereby noticed that Benjamin F. Adams, Administrator de bonis non with tbe will annexed of (aid R-tatc, has

filed his account and roucl era tn final gut

ttement of- said Estate, and that the same will come up for examination and approval on tbe Cth day of Febraary, 1882, tbe

same being the first judicial day of the February Term, 1832, of said court, at which tune sad creditors, heirs and legatees are required to appear in said court, in the court house in the city of Bloom

ington, and show cause, it any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness my name as citric, and the seal

of raid court affixed, the lsitt day of January, 1883. W F. BKOWKIKG, sal Clerk Monroe C. C. Jan. 18-82.

ESTATE

OF JOHK JC DECEASED.

la tbe Monroe circuit cturt, in tbe State

of Indiana. So. lf

All creditors, heir and legatees of said Estate are herby notified that Wilfi.rd Carter, Administrator of said Estate, bas filed his ncccunt and vouchers in final set

tlement of said Estate, and that tbo same

will come up for examination and approv

al on tbe Cth day of February, 1882, the

same being the first judietal day of tbe February Term, 1883, ol said court, at

Tshich time said creditors, heirs and lega

tees are req Jtred to appear in said court, in the eourt bouse in the city Df Bloom

ington, and show cause, if any there be.

wby said aeeouat snouta not be spprovea. Witnets my name as clerk, and the seal

of said court affixed, tbe 1 ltti day ot Jan

uary, 1882

(4XAI.J Jan. 18-81.

Wu F BR3WNINO,

Clerk Monroe C. C.

Tbo ETortfa Side

H A R D A Rf. STORE

n. F. B01ISAL1 & CO.

fiave npennd a new and c-irefuliy assorted 'stock of Shelf Hardware, Bar Iron, most popular brands of Heating and Cooking 1V.li.ti ..it m.-k.n.;!!..

I.J , V C- n2VH . .. MMHIIMM

sipplies, et3. A. lull line of

Macbinnry and 'Agricultural Implements

will be kept ta atocJc. w e win sell tee Soward Plow, i:knowIed2ed by all comoetent jndces

in tbo best Plow in use. Call and :xam

jne it. BKK. B. SMITH, th well-known Tinner, ws 1 haye charge, c f Tin Shop.and

-will give prompt attention ta Spouting, Outtering ad Koofing. Remember that

Tv t are on die north side of the square. K. F. BONSAI. CO.

- BU.imlagton, Ind. Jan. 28, 1883.

I hate the goods and I am

going to sell them regardless of the

customary prices. My old trienus in town and country shall have no reason to complain of want of bar

gains if they will come to the

Golden Kule, south side ot too

square. A3 a dealer in tancy goocw

I am known to almost every man,

woman and chad in the county, and I propose to snstian my reputation for fair dealing and reasonable prices. Laces, glove3, hosiery, buttons,

and the many little fancy articles

that the Ladies buy, are always

kept in stock, and the latest styles

secured. Chas. A. Mobley.

Everything bought in car-load I Country printers have a bigj T ie wife of F. E. Worley of lota bought cheap and we sell I advantage over other business men Elleltsville, is visiting relations in

cheap. We don't have to demand a large profit. Dt'SN & Co. YOU GET MORE GOODS tbr loss money at Dunn &. Co.'s than any other "place you ever traded, as you will admit after trying the firm once. It is a mammoth house and no mistake.

Bio line of tobaccos and cigars at the great grocery house of Dunn fc Co., near the dopot. You need not go further for anything, whether it is groceries or feed, as we keep them all and sell at a very low profit. m ' T T T T At DUNN & CO.'S. Just ai cheap an yon want it. Just as good as you want it. As much as you want. As little ns you want T T T T

FOR COUNTY CLEKK. J By tbo solicitation of a large number of voters of lor roe comity; D. W. Bno-.vNiso is cnndi'late for nomination for Clerk of tbo Circuit Court, by the ltopublicau Nominating Convention.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

iQf On the itrinted slips, fie date follow

ing your name shows the lists TO wbich subscription has been paid.

don't have to invoice. The face value of share3 in the new buildiug association is 57 30. Joe Hooper is the prescription clerk with Bowman, I he new druggist. Joe has a host of friends and is a reliable pres.criptionist. On Feb. 7tb, Rev. Myron Heed, of Iudianapolis, will deliver a lecture iu the Walnut street Presbyterian church. Senator Harrison has been selected by the College Societies to

address them during the week of

Commencement. W. S. Rainbolt has returned to Texas. He is located at Trickham, and will go into the practice of law. Remember, you must secure a tag and register that howling cur, or the constable will earn 50c. by killing him. Dinkelspiel Bros, of Bedford,

her old home iu Tennessee,

Dr. Moss will preach at the Bapthr. church ou Sunday morning nest. Wm. Thonr.on, formerly of this place, was married, receiilly,in Clay county, to a Miss Ohmes. A lady teacher of elocution will begiu the work of teaching a class in State University this week, Members of the Republican county central committee are requested to meet at their room in Bloomington on Saturday next. Henry F. Dillraan has purchased, at private sale, the David Diilman farm of 160 acres, paying therefor 2,800. Nat. Hill took train last Simday for the north having received a telegram that his auni had died in Wabash, Ind. The many friends of Columbus Browning will be glad to learn

that although having been danger-

are about to build a business block 0usly sick with pneumonia, he is

Owine to ill health I am com

plied to collect my miles itnd ac

counts. Fersons knowing themselves indebted tn me will please call and settle. No one -need take

offence at receiving a statement of

account through the pottofnee, as it

will be impossible xor ue to call up

on every one in person

No Hardware hotpe in this reion carries a larer tr more care

fully selected stock thin that of W. !

J. Allen, on tlio sottlh side or tlie

spoare. All the old customers of the

hotue will nnd anv artelo tbey want

here. Any article n in store will be promptly ordered on application.

.xamine the ravr rile cook stove

tbe best stove manu&ctured.

7. "Van. Zandt Jfc Sson,

UNDEKTAIl IC It S

Metallic Burial Casket, Cases and

Coffins. Hearse and Carriages fur

nished to order. Orders by tele

graph will receivs prompt atten

tion, bhop on vol lege Avenue, north end of W.O. I'ee's Building, Bloomington, I ndians.

Best Hotel in the litr, close to

the depot tbe Orchard H rase kept by S M. Orcbaad & Son. The house is large, airy, convenient to biainess pari of Bloom-

ngton, and table, roans anil beds equal to

any. Commercial t)nrele;s can alwavs

secure desirable San pie Booms at this

House. iar-nrs sufjilmd wita roenls at fair figures. Iaqaiie tor the "Orcbard

Houaa."

ESTATE OF Vk. MATHENY, DE-

In tbe Monroe circuit court, in tbeSiale

of Indiana. No. 12'.

AH creditors, here and legatees of said

estate are hereby noticed that David Mil

ler, Administrator tf said eetntn, has filed

his account and Touchers in final settle

ment of said estate, and that tbe same will

come up for exatnifation and approval on tbe 9th day of Jfeiruary, 1882, the same being tbe fourth jiuimal day of tbe Feb

ruary lerm, 1332ioe said court, at winch time said creditoK, heirs and legatees are required to appHr in said court, in tbo

court bouse in tne city of Bloomington,

ana snow cause, i ativ uiere De, way sid

account should nit be approved.

Witness my name ns clerk, and tbe seal

of said court affiled, -.he 1 6th day of January, 1882. Wit. S BROWN ING,

fxxlJ (Jlerk Jlonroe u. C. Jan. 18-83.

ESTATE Of AVA ALLEN, DSC EASED.

In tbe Honrfe circuit court, in the State of Indiana. J(o. 50. All creditor heirs and legatees of said

estate are hery notified '.hat Khjnn Allen, Administrator o( said estnto, has filed bis aecow v t.d vov ehers in final settle-

ment ef said Ate, and that tbe same wilt convo up foreinmination and approval on the fith day of I'ebrnary, 3882, tbe same being the foufth judicial day of the February Term, 11382. of said court, at which

time said creditors, heirs and legatee are required to appear in said court in tbe

court house In the city of Bloomington, and show cu4, if any there be, why said account sfaoiid not ba approved.

W itness nja name as clerk, and the soul

of said oourfnfilxed, '.he lth day of January, 188J. ! W. F. BEOWNINO, skjx ' Clerk ALinroo C. C. Ja:i. 18-85 J

21n,cl0mith Shop V'AGON BUILDIMG WORKS,

and Greneral Kepair fS Jfc3E d Jk9 West of Lofflt r's Mill. re mahe a specialty of niOESESHOEING. yjf- A largo and convenient Wagon Vard t ttacfc'l to the Shops, 'th a plentiful .ply of good stock wt r. VVugor, i and Buggies ci.icftilly reptirod t : iuilr, f the best mater t ;:anM e onr Pri'mium Wagons.

Kotlto or Insolvency.

In tbe imtlor of the pitat of Thomas

Welch, dtctased.

In the AMnroc circuit court. Ho. 136. Kc ties kberebv eiven that non peti-

j tion filed in said court by James Kelly,

Jldmiaistrntir of snid est ) to, sotting up the iasnfilcincy of the estate of said do-cerlc-ct to pjy the debts and liabilities theriMr. theMaster Coni missioncr of snid court did, m the ltb day of January, 1882, find id estate probably Insolvent, and order tin anm.i to hn soltlod accord

mgly. Tlij creditors of said estate are the liquids.

t c . p t. : . . i -

J. C. Dolan, the stave buyer, returned to Bloomington last Wednesday, after a pleasant visit among friends in Chicago. A. B. Tresslar left Bloomington on Thursday, for Chicago, and will doubtless secure a lew "points' in 1 imber and wheat. A 2d National Bank is talked : of at Bedford, with u capital of $100,000. There is no lack of; capital iu Lawrence county. j The morning freight lrorn the soulh now parses this station at 7 a.m., and singular to relate, has been on time frequently of late. Seems that a lodging house is about to be established inside the hitching rack, northeast corner of the court house fence. The bedsteads are already on the ground, and it is expected thtt the other furniture will arrive in due time. On Friday, Mrs. Taylor, Directress of the Mendelssohn Society, went to Incianupolis to witness the performance of ''Olivette," by tbe

j Emma Abbott opera company. It

is the present intention, of the Society to rehearse ."Olivette." There is n squad of ten men at work in the Dunn quarry, east of town. Thirteen carloads of stone arc quarried ard ready for shipment, though it will be impossible to hiiul from the quarry to the railroad till Spring. Parties in Chicago who buy the stone are impatient for its shipment. Mr. Kodgers came to Bedford

a year or two ago, and bought a

fifth interest in the qmrry business of Rodgers, Voris dfc Co. He had

no capital, it is stated, when he went

there, but last week he sold his fifth

for $7,000 after having cleared ?3,000 on the year's business.

The chicken pie supper given

by the ladies of the Walnut Street

Prtsbyterian Church, on Tuesday night of last week, was a success,

both in the matter of attendance

ano m receipts. Ihe literary en

tertainment although but a brief

time in preparation was one of rare

excellence. . The wife of Postmaster McPheeters went to Terra Haute on Wednesday last, in response to a telegram announcing the death of her step-father, Mr. O'Boyle, a well known leather dealer of that city. A number of accounts have been sent out from this office recently to persons who are in arrears.

As no response has been made we desire to say that this is not a joke we are in dead earnest in deairing

these bills paid. Bollenbacher's branch spoke factories are somewhat unfurttmate.

The factory in Btien.i Vista hilled

afn employe with a sav, and a week or so ago, at the branch factory in

Polk township a man named Lane

ws killed by beinp; slruok by a belr. The belt broke and one end struck Lane across the left temple, from the effects of which he died. The Progress neglected to nv-ntion the 8th of January picnic, held on the evening of the 9th at the Orchard House (the 8ih being Sunday). The northwest room in tbe second story was used for the purpose, and the fun is said to have flowed fast and fuiious likewise

The traditionary peach

n that town,nnd have closed a con

tract for brick with Garrison of this place. The wife of Postmaster Davis of Bedford, formerly Mrs. Amos Long of Polk township,this county, died Wednesday last of tumor of the stomach. Hal. Cookerly, at present an employe in the railroad machine

shops at Terre Haute, had a thumb

now convalescing.

An Important Notice. Judge Wilson has directed the Clerk to have the Grand Jury appear on the first day, and th Petit Jury on ihe fourth day of the February Term, 1882, of Monroe circuit court. To set all criminal cases on the docket for trial on the 4th day of the Term ; that the trial of civil

cases will begin on the 5,lh day of l

the term. That defendants in State cases will be required to appear on the first day of tho Term, as heretofore, for the purpose of hearing motions, etc. That all matters on .the Probate tlocket will be disposed of during the the first three days of the term. No mail from the soulh last Wednesday, "mail agent got left," was the excuse. In almost any other branch of business the agent would "get left" permanently for his carelessness. Sam. Hays has a new hand in his department at Showers' bedstead factory. The boy is now about two weeks old, and is No. 3

From Ci urier of i iturdny. Killed by the Cars!

Bev.

C. C Shower Meets a Terrible Wcatlin.

STRUCK DOWN AND CRUSHED WHILE CROSSING A RAILROAD TRACK AT QRUENCASTLr,

-Among the persons holding of Sam's boys.

Federal offices, as published in the

Indianapolis Times, we find the following : John 15 Glover, Bedford, Consul Havre, Franc?, salary $3,1103. Mike Golwick, lleflford, salary, $1,203. Clint C. Hiloy, do salary $2,000. M. O. Hunter, jr., salary $1,400. It. J. Kirk wood, salary "$1,200. W.W.Muaser, the reliable fur

buyer of this county, is still en

and fore finger amputated by a saw j gaged in buying and "receiving furs recently. Those circular saws may : at this place. He pays the highest be relied upon to do the work. market price, and so secures about Moses Kahn and family weutjall'lbe furs that are brought to this to Indianapolis on Monday to at- market. Inquire for Musscr. tend the wedding of Mi&s Hattie a wrifcr in the Courier makes Kahn, daughter of Levi Kahn. He, the awful charge ihat in some stores is also Representative to the Grand j this city "the proprietors invari-

Lodge of K.

of P.

bly insist on shaking hands," and

Jake Shull, a former well-, "the hand shaking is generally ac-

known citizen of this place, but for companied by a gentle squeeze !" a number of years a resident of In-1 The grand jury will be in session dianapolis, is visiting old friends next month, and then these handand acquaintances. Shull is der-' shakers may get shook up. rick foreman in the State House j Special attention is directed to an : the orders and regulations of the A part of the "new line," from ; State and County B-mrds of Health Menon to Chicago, passes over a ' (printed on the second page) part of Spring Lake, and lumber, ; wj(h reference to small pox una loads of hay, etc., it is said, have 0il,er contagious diseases. Ilead

I been dumped under ihe track, to ' and re-read, so that you may fully

make it solid. ihe usual troubles, understand the regulations and reconnected with running a new road ' quircments. have caused the trains from the j Attention is directed to an anorth to be late almost every day ; nouacement in to-day's Progress of since the present route has been in the Indianapolis Time. The Times use ' ; is a new two ccut morning daily, People seemed paralyzed by . ami was conducted from the first the news of Bev. C. C. Showers's w;,i, an intelligent energy that death, Monday a week, and only jnstjri its preseut phenomenal sucwords of sorrow and regret could he cess a number of copies arc sold heard. It was the general topic of n Bloomington each day, and by conversation. It had been so short , reason both of its excellence and

a lime since he left hi3 friends and . cheapness, its circulation and influfamily, aud seemed iu unusually j eace are rapidly growing.

good spirits, lie was well-known

in Ohio and Illinois where he solic-

-Oscar Wilfjn writes to thePro-

., , , P ., , , . , , i gress tiutt ue eaonotcoiue to isioom-

of his sons in this place, aud was

respected iverywhere.

ington before June perhaps in time

j to witness the commencement exercises. He advises that a srove of

It is lime to be looking about sunfl()Wer3 be cultivated on the west for mm to fill the responsible posi-of the new colllge building, in tion of Road Superintendent in ipitalion of the feathery date palm, each township, and the Progress 0(J wiU appe1 in P5nafirp per. takes the liberty of suggesting for . h Bu(

Most people are becoming tired and disgusted with the long-drawn

Guiteau trial. In no other nation on the face of the globe would such a farce be permitted. To-night (Tuesday) Mendelssohn society will give its seventh anniversary reception and supper. Hillory Head ley and Lon. Da? vis went to Indianapolis Monday as delegates to the Grand Lodge K. of P. The following marriage lioenses have been issued siuce our last report : .fas. Todd and Trcno Shields, .taper Ilowmn nnd Kosa A. Allen. Chrii-Uun Summit and Martha Bowman. iieo. W. Shields and Jcnniu Catrolt. ' John S. Koons and Hannah U. Service. Milton J. Martin and Alico Cooler "U'ni. V. IliizloViid Nancy J. Stields. Jus. C. Culhouti i.nd Lola M. Cbsrry. Wm. Tarkington, Esq., of Indianapolis, was in B.loom. ington pn Monday. Proaecutcr Duncan and John W. Buskirk are both at Shoals this week.

J. C.

iml., '!' ..ner- . ininl. .: the lli'Hht'!', to

FULL PARTICULARS OF THE HORRIBLE AFFAIR.

Last Monday noon Mr. C. C.

Showers, father if the Showers

brothers, proprietors of tho furniture factory, left hero an a trip con nsccud with the business of Uia sons. Ho was in the bust of health :nd excel lent spirits. About 4 o'cl ck in the afternoon a dispatch was rescved here that Mr. Showers had been run over by a train all Greencastle mid "badly cut up." In a short lime this 'ras followed by another dispatch announcing his death. A thunderbolt striking the earth in the center of t ur little city would not have shockid our people more. Two ctf his sons Hull and YfilUaui, at ci.ee made preparations to leave for Grecncastlc. A special train with some of the officers ot the road win at tho depot. This was held 30 m inutcs for

the sons- and on it they eut arked on their sad journey. The decaned was a licensed local preacher in the M. E. Church. He took an activo part in all uiittcra connected with the Church, and was an earnest worker in the cause of Christianity. IU was especially a Jriep.d to the colored people, and wa much beloved by them. Tacy are

now among the chief mourners of

his loss. He frequently preached for tbem in their churches and was al ways ready in every other way to lend them the right hand of ChrU-

tiau fellowship. Ho leaves a widow, besides several grown sons and daughter to mourn bis untimely end. The bereavement ill he the more painful to the widow from the fact thct we hoar, this is the. third time she has undergone the suffering consequent upon thesuddeu deqth of a husband. Her first husband, it is

said, was killed by an accident, the

On M

l..v ?llirn!lr

Calhoun of :r y of this pl i- i )

vesidence of tj.-.b

Perry township the name of Thomas N. Mathers. To Mr. Mathers is lino nrorlit. Ini Piinnivinnr nn1

' f. -t --! i Ii a a initd j r P n r-I - i a net

building in Perry township the first : , . ,. l. , , , ., . ii.ii i He loves the soldiers since he sees half mile of gravel road, winch he ! . . , , , D , .. .. i or imagines he sees an opportunity afterwards succeeded in having' , ... . fll r, . .. , . , . , to make capital out of them. Bui built to Clear Creek church, an en-; , .. . ;T . , . , . i,,,.," where did Voorhee3 stand m 18Q2, tire stretch of one and a half miles. I , , . . , , ,

4, . ... , ....... ..... ...... buumi.gvUIVUI

Miss Lola M.f h-rry, by liev. Charpie, aS'Hti.l !v Ji-v.W. P. McNary. Tt.-- y'onn.; .ui... then went across thi M in :ii a t.-i-jgy,

lo Spencer, .kt.home already . iiiii-t

they will go . u juouUcip... On Monday Joseph S. Payne bought the home place and fiftyone acres. of land belonging to the Jas. D. Robertson estate, a half mile north of town, paying 2,000. There are 95 acres on the east side of the road, but this will not be fold at present. Mrs. Robertson and daughter will remove to town, raid Chas. T. Robertson will go to Indianapolis to reside, Outside doors have been hung tit the south entrance to the court house, to prevent the clatter that has heretofore annoyed persons inside.

22nd, ISIS, in Yorkstown, Union, Countj-, Pennsylvania. At the tig.

of 18 years he commenced learning, the trade of a cabinet maker,. VThn,

1.9 years ot age he was converted, and joined the Methodist Episcopal. Ch u rch . Was Married to Elizabeth, Hull May 10, 1836. Removed fJom, Condcrsport, Pa- to Adams cou ity, Indiana, in the spring of 138, nuking Ihe entire trip in aeu.aU wagon, drawn by one horse. In 184$ bfi removed from Indiana to Mort0f( county, Ohio. In 1S47 he removed) from Morrow County, Ohio, to Rock Island, Illinois, in which place ha. was licensed to preach iu the M. E. Church. In 1851 he removed fro,ti Rock IsUind, Illinois, to Fairfield, Iowa. In 153 he removed from, Fairfield, Iowa, to Memphis. Tt-an. In ihe same year he removed from Memphis, Tcnn., to. Shrceveport, Lo at which place ho was attacked with yellow fever and his life dispaired of but in the providence of God he recovered and was restored to health,. I cj then resolved to return to the North again. In the winter of 1854 and 18oa he moved to Indiana, from, Shieeve.po.rt. April 1. 1856., he moved to Bloomington, Indiana, where he continued to reside; the r '- mainder of his life. Qn the 9th tf

(June, 1878, his companion was taken,

from him by death to her reward ii hcayen. Sometime after her dsitth, he was married to Mrs. Sarah If trri-. son, of Bowling Green, Indiana.wiUi whom ho lived until the day of kU death, which was caused by an ac: cident -aousry 16 1882, at thedepp,t on the L. N. A. is O railrojivl at. Crecncastle, Indiana. lie was a local preacher in tbe M. E. Church 43 years. On last Sunday while con versing with his companion, on Uq subject of death, ho said he was ready to meet it nt any motneut.

After you come to town, npd get ready to do some shopping, call at Tobe Smith's wonderful store and examine the immense collection of Fancy Goods and all other noteworthy articles. It is worth a visit to his. house to see tho goods on his live, certt counter. Finest grades of silverware, watches, etc., always to Ik? sten in tbe show cases.

DonV fail to visit Tobe Smith's

second died within a tew di.ys after 5 cent and 10 cent counters. Thousmarriasro. nnd the fata of thf, third ia'ands of useful articles found no-:

a mournful reality of the present She will find many sympathizing friends lo comfort in her almost unbearable burden of orrow, THE A3C1DEXT, On Monday last, Mr. Showers

took the express train North on his

where else for the South side square.

same incney.

Oysters it. all styles and in n:iy quantity (the bes in the market) are received daily py Benckert, the Baker, in Orchard House 'block.

Come to Benckert's Oyster .Bay,

vate capacity in the matter of road i . , , , , , .

building could certainly make a greater success of it if clothed with the authority which the new law

Mr. Mathers is a

impar-

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j iuu vuuiiiy nui iiavu uuuiu uiui

weep over "blue-coated oppression" mny answer.

The Scientific American pub

tv.'iiil.l (rivfi liim

mnn in whose honeslv and immr-! !ishes lhc list of Pa'en1s S

Ien. S. Fields & Co. keep ail the

novelties ot the season, and sell

them at .so small a profit that no

...l T..i.i, fr

Dan. loorhees jumps inlo the! VoM. ,oft b,;; (,n Moftd-v-tor

and : . .. . , . tion in a bookstore.

On Monday W. J. Allen sold two lots in the Dunn addition, to Wm,. A. Kerr, for 500. Section foremen on the L., N. A. & C. railroad receive 512.25 per mouth and the men 1.10 per day. The through trains of the L., N. A. & C, over the Monin route, now make the run between Louisville and Chicago in thirteen hours. Waterproof Lafayette Boofs far sale at Hunter's Bazar., as also front, stdelace, and button, pebble goat and kid shoes, for ladies and children. The store room just north of the corner grocery in tho Progress

j Block, is for rent. Iuquire at this

office. Tho Butterick's Paflcrns, for sale at McCalla fe CVs. The largest selection of Babv Shoes in the city, just received at Hunter's Bazar. You can ob'aiu, at MeCalla & Co's a pattern for anything yon desire to make, namely : The leading styles worn by Iad ies.M !.', Boys, and little children of both sexes, Dolls and Toys. Persona Ij. I have some leisure imo to uVvoto to wutoh revmii ing at my Airitituvo j-toro, n rtlr siJo of the sqimro, iiiul its it h nn oui-iiilo iiinUci', i.os'inj; hut "iul, I can work chi'iipdr tliuu (inyhody. I employ n Ixiyi to In.tch w.'rlt. l.ut do it

A-clf, hkI my oxpprierre ami work uro

l t J n .i.

tiality all have. tbe fullest confi-IT wonny dence, and we believe the mere sug- i of !10te Um,t almost a third of tht! Station will be sufficient. What! c,n!'re nu",bf ara fwr washinS raa" say you, men of Perry ? 0 ,,ne8 a.nd ?brBS- 11 is s'inS' that no inventive geuius has fumed -General Browne, of Indiana, hi( atlen(ioa t0 the ,,crfeetion of has introduced a bill in the Nation- ,. r , . ,. , al House, that will interest trades-' machl,,ie fo.r ,vash""Jg d,shcs- A !a" people generally. It provides for je,lll1c tnat 18 a success, and that can the issue of fractional currency to , bo sold so cheaply as to come within the amount of ten millions in de- j the means of every family, would dominations of 5, 10, 2o and 50 ; i.lt1 mnrn .r,rl,la t ,tc ";.,t..

, , , i. 1 1 ! w ...v. - ... b..,...w IU ... 1 Villi..

I i .tll

duvvr cenuiuuiv, uaiiuiitHt'9 or

tan the sewing tnacliine. Tha

greenbacks, in amounts of 100 or! Progress hereby obligates itself to

any multiple thereof. jpay 100 to the inventor of such i "jji u'. jj. i .L, j ' machine. The New York Stork still Lost. n FiMny a wok rni.iHT covtakes tbe lead in the matter of big-prwl 8irai?ht hmiaicd uiubrelin.with'-Wn,. stock, big sales, and small profit. A' 0ttbu " white paini on ih ouuide.

The Bit Rkadino. Every

way to Ohio, by the wav of Indi-' in the Orchard Block and g:t a dish"

I a i . r i -ri.t.s .

or can ot cnoice, iresn iaitiiaofu oysters. Best iu town. Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc., belced; every day. The beat of Hoar an. other ingredients used.

..t.n Ms ajjjeUirn;ngtotu

i winch

family detjireinsr to urovido for its

nun fan nftririi tn mine lha nniini.111. 1 ...1...1 ,.,.... .,.! : nlwcH, TIKI lDV cxp

" '"-"I'l"-'" -.Tiv .iubuwuk .. w- ...,..:... .,,. ,1S fn S11nri ....

x i . e i. . i . i-

ttuviKwt nvQDY mitiautt oi siicn inoivt-n- 1 1 . i . r t vwj . v . . . mrd hnnnv tmrrt urnv tj n.njl nrf.

MfV-J C J tWV ft. t-ft

eki of ryo mid honey, pure peach

cy, and rj rrquiretl tn filo their chains

ngiunst estRto lor Bllowince.

nt Bloojniijrton, Indiana, this i8th loy of being somewhat diBiouIt to procure.

.mmmry,

sltAl. ( -VJT. F. niT'7WNTN?,

I .far.. ;?

ntio me memory o: jaK'ii wt m j.l gren for moisl idle si,n-te.

oity to buy while everything is be--st motive reading maltor bIiouII

ing ofrercd so low. AH the goods, send for specimen copies of the that can be will be sold before the Youth's Companion. Its columns removal lakes place, in order that j give more than two hundred stories we may have fewer goods to remove yearly, by the most noted authors, to our new room. Follow the besides one thousand articles on crowd on the south side and vou topics of interest, anecdotes, humorII l .... -i it.- r X' .1. 1 .1 r.

wiu &meiy tsiup ai vu anew loru.ousana patueue. it comes every

btore

of IJ

Give mo ft cull. Jou r. Smith.

The Biitterick Patterns, for sak' at A1c(:!ill!:1 (Ji'tiEl'H. Hl'OIII'Si' I )A I! 15 Kit SlIOl is tho i!"i to gt your liHii- cu t in stjle, or lo frrura a Mii.iatli, finnfort illo shnvo. His r.ixrii lire slmi i., his lowl.-i nro clo-in.

ami his t-hiof I'tl'ur' nro ilirccto.l toward

auapoits. At trreoncast.o lie went

up town and spent a couple of hours.

forth depoi., he

visited a plannBf mill, and while t-liere he heard a locomotive iv'aislle blow. Thinking that it was his traiu on the I. fc St. 1. roadjhe started for tha depot in a great hurry. He went along with his head down and holding his hand up to the side of his face as if lo ward off the snow which was then falling. As he was about to cross the New Albany track the locomotive of tho express tram going South was in a few feet of him.

Apparently bewildered, instead of

stepping quickly quickly across the track he turned his back to tho locomotive, and iu another Instant was struck by the pilot. In this manner

he "-its carried along nearly forty feet, when aiJfootJ.httt wns drsgging caught iii the track and h$ was pulled otf fie pilot, and undor the wheels The engine and forward trucks of the baggage car passed isiXSE,1 his legs, severing otic of them and badly crushing the other. Mr. ft. A. Fulk

I-nn others, immediately earned the

mangled form into the depot Hero an effo.-t was made to have him speak, but ho did no. Once he raided his head' and glanced around him, and then sank back. Ho died in about !iO minutes. The romiins were token to an undertaker's where they were taken charge of by two of his sons who arrived that njgiit, and on the next afternoon they were brought to Hloomington. T1IK FOSEHAC Tho funeral ferriccs were held in tho M. J. Church Qi Tuesday afternoon, nud there was a very largo au dieneo present. There was n) reu At sermon, butshor; addresses were

made by the Kevs. Piltncr, Wehb,

Kccd, Garrison, and Purdue. W. F. Browning read a short uiograpica k(.-teh of the tltjcieil, which we print uelow. The ccreainniet won very iinprtsiivo. It was simM thai last Sunday iu clas nuetiirg .be de ceased flpokc of drcf.niing the nighi before that 1 e was c.ead. IIo naid that ho was ready t,o go at any time While on the train on his iray ti Greencasljc he was almost constantly reading iiis bible Ilcforo leaving, ho asked his son Willian topo-stpcui a contemplated trip until he hoaiv from him. IIo seemed to have n present ment that something was going to happen him. After tho ceremony the return is .vero followed l the grave by a l irgo number ol

mourning Malices ind fricaCs.

FtKSIt BLUE LICK WATER, Just received ty Gaorgo Benokrt. Only live cents a glass. Come avl got a glass whilo 'tis fresh.

The many persons now ?jnlemplat'iiig trips west should niver conclude a purchase of a ticket till they call on John Graham, the well pos ted a -gent of the Vandalia. ana

Panhandle railroads. Bj this liste, you mako close connection for the west at Greencnstle, and the Van-; - , dalia ofrers yon all the latest int? provemcnts and modern conveniences that any railroad in tbe country can furnish. Mr. Graham may be Iburd in the Adams Express office, west side public square.

Notice of Surveri NOT"CE ia heneby uiven to ll nmreidi iiu, and all ptUcis intOTeetoi), tnj I will yroci'fld oa M 3NDAX February 6th, 1882, together with the county surveyor or his deputy vi determine all the li'ies ami corluhs ne--"ossary to establish honndaii ot the northwest quarter of the aouiheatt quarter and the southeast quarter of th nortliont quarter, all in section 11, town 9, range 1 west. Be present r.t said time and p!nco or tbe survey will proceed iii VOtir al sencc. Jan H-82. MARY O. A. BUSKIRK

s

1

e. It is the big bargain bouse' week, is handsomely iilii.stratcd, and ! i'i;ni hi- eti...mor(. TIk eboje-stj Hoomington. '.i, ,,,M,hati,any a pUr .In'' TuXXt2 ! "t-.:n ary. IjV.x. .s, r n;i.u &, i (i. vh'ilv l.uuily. i-kv- :.. w., t. ...m , -yiitli siJc-q'i .m. v.'hailes t '. SlK'jyei v; ot-, ! M-V

ITf virtue of a certiSnl copy vf a diicrffl

to mo directed, from the Clerk's Office of the Jlorii' M tSreuit- Court, in a rausu when-in Isabella Manajran i plaintifiand,' Lutlivr Hughes is defeu Jant, uiiquiriiijj m totiiiiketho sum of ninety-thieo CuIIrm ($s3. ! 0) and forty cents, with intenui; oa snid decree and costs, I will expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, ebrry 4tli, 1S8J, bctM-cen the hours of 10 o'clock a. m., n4 t o'clock p. m, of said day, at '.hotlo.ir of tho Court llouso of Monroe county, tho rents and profits for . t.-rui not exeeMlinjr sov rears of tlie f -'.lowing dei.i'ribtd real estate, situate iu JJonrqe coimty.tal of. I-idiana, to-wit: Tlie south half of -.he oast i ilf of th noithcaht imrtr oi' siC;tion (7) seron in township svcn (7), iiiiigo ono (1 ) east,' containing forty acres, Iw Uie sttuis ii)ur(j or loss. If fiieli rents and profits will n.t sol) for a s'tfR-'icpt sunt to sotisiy said decree, interest and ca', I will at th fame '.iuo aud placo expose at public sale the co simple of said rent estate, or so much' hereof r.s may be sufficient o due.litvrg mid decreo. interest and costs. Said snlj will be mdo without any relief whatever from viJ nation or afjiTais-c-i .ten l laws. SILAS GRIMES, jan ; l-8a SJicr ft of Monroe emly. Lduilcii 4 Skiers, attorney. Tllli 0lir3IS.TBW. TUB NEW LAW provides Hint any person who owns or h.srbors ;l Pog must cnll at tho IVwjisdiip Trustee':) otHcci m or I--fore the Crtt 1y of Api-il, 18HJ, md secure a Metallic 'fag. fpott 'iiiluni o oinply with section 2 vf said A.t. Ihe iwiior rliali be siitncct ?o a fine ( :;SS Vleaic t.iks due initio a id i.:ij!y ,'itlj he r nj.:i M ti iliiw. WILTS' AiA5Jrt, jMllll- ,'t 'i'l'UStt' UI : Vt