Bloomington Progress, Volume 15, Number 42, Bloomington, Monroe County, 1 February 1882 — Page 3

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PETER BOWMAN has purchased the Drue Store n tlt Went Bll of the Square?, NortE of the alky, AND HAS ADDED FRESH NW GOODS. m1 Pare iaca ud Ifinors For medical purposes. An experienced druggist in attendance.

I'sople who reside near Wbite Ha'U seed not plunge throegh the mud to Spencer or Bloomington to buy their groceries, feed, or fancy articlea. O. E. Fester, who i conducting a' brandi of Dunn & Co. 'e inamutotb grocery store has almost every article yon may call for, and . aski no mors ftr the goods than is asked for them at the big bowse io Bkoniington. Now don't forget this. 1 1 sj Saa Fhke or Cost.-All persons wish g to tort the merits of a greet remedy m that will paehieely can Consumption Coagh, Colds,Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat nnd lunre- . i

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emsstad to call at J.W. Shoemal

Stora. udntt Trim Bottle of I

Hew Discovery far Gnmmptiortiara which will show yea whlImtlollsx use bottle will do.

I have the goods and I am going to sell them regardless of the customary prices. My old friends in town and oanntry shall have no reason to complain of want of bargains if they will come to the "Golden Bah," south side of the square, As dealer in fancy goods I am known to almost every man, woman andebild in the county, and X propose to aostian ray reputation for fair dealing and reasonable prices. Laces, groves, hosiery, buttons, and the many little fancy articles that the Ladies buy, are always kept in stock, and the latest styles rated. Chas. A. Mobley.

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; Bejbkrt. k Kr. !, Jq , ( hm epwied 'iiw Jk-y, ' -iwca. a4 ytn fUv, iu turn ttt'l68 ' . auoosoj. shoe ) . sf side of the swuara. H

W Flour ilnd Feeder f&de)ivere( ta anyajr Inr-part ot the cityjof "F ree op Charge, By Dunn & Co.

THE OLD RELIABLE. Dunn & Co.'u Mammoth Cash Grocery and Flour and-Feed. Store. 5,000 bushels Corn. 2,000 bushels Seed Corn. 50 Tons bran (to arrive). 200 barrels choice Flour. 200 bushels dried Beans. Pure Timothy and Clover Seed For sale by Dunn' & Co. We will sot sell on credit, but will sell cheap. Dunn & Co.

pHYBICIAKB VERY OFT H nibs, at this time of year, m& havo for their basis pore Manly

by. If the patient jets impow que - , Jltv.,, a coaiplfte (vk of p&ods j revelation forselg sad tl -g anlYjsuppiy fresn Bresd and t. aM t purti aad uaadult&ateii liqa m werta j h iwatOmCTS dtihf Jim:1, . irSf sM, Ci a;! T- ,,.. Tun f aaBerisnea. ard persons wh r. ' nrf y.-j iv .- ; r-

uirs wititky or brandy tor Br-.-wr'W- ihitig tU war?.

poaest war icb iwiirai turn , a 'f? . boy it of Kreager, the get ' f-o&.' fnmt tlmdistmery, wiU09.tr - -f.-tv-'n The best of aaylhiag b aea ) ' 1 tba vaoajo, asd while th hj f. j (hey saoaM gat tbe bast it s . j Baeklen's Arnica m-. Tbs J

yoK coustV clerk. aT By tho solicitation of a large number of voters of Monroe county; D. W, Bbowsinq is a candidate for nomination for Clork of the Circuit Court, by tba Republican Nominating Convention. COUNTY RECORDER. In looking over the list of candidate! for the various offices to be filled thU fall we see no one for Bee order. New we would like to mention the namo of Isaac Payne, of Perry Township, for that office, m U well qualified for the position, and a -.. j. : - --'" a livliuood by phy- .... A- u i "s

-Si, -i t , t ' il srttv.-h. H t.estf-1 ) '" J .".pAii'y Bnd ujiort i-f U 'oUmh of Sloarte comi'y. I'sftnv. 1 ROrtn itp;rintetdkst. ! ' -1t 1 !' r i-j.l '.lt:ai. " .)' ns' . '. ...ii ; ' i .. , iV lieu ins s t 1 1 I

Wigh School celebrated "Webster's Day" last Friday. --George Benckert has received

Last week Leu. S. Field & Co, removed to the new room especially

: fitted up for them in the new Bus-

a fresh supply of Blue Lick water. Try some for yqur stomach's sake. Traveling men. express their surprise at the number of handsome young ladies to be seen on the streets o Bloomington each day. It is hereditary. An aesthetic "organization ought to be organized in Bloomiftgton before the hot weather begins. If the organization of the sootety is delayed till the spring fever sots ift, it will be "too utterly utt." Revivals of religion are being conducted by both the Afethodist and ChrisUin churches. A number

of accessions have resulted to thei

membership of each church. Very few towns of 3,000 inhabitants have as much musical talent among their citizens as Bloamiogton, if we may judge from the fept that none of the small cities, outside of ours, can boost of a home musical society. ' Wiij t goodness gracious !"

Ay, on ton, "I to large, I didn't the parten. sality are

Even

best sslve in the world to;

eats, ulcesvatt rhtmni,i"

hands. tetter.ebiltlaJns, jot-.ij i

miptions, aad pejitiTalf i-'va ii i is giiaraatsdd to giro J"'- V-'j or oxHiey refunded, rrci ?ocsa2ebyH.LiBdley. . .

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Go mi se Bu McGee's Ig JKfcOf Fiae C!th;nj Aiu! Piee Goods, Is t$ imm:mr, At-i Uy Usti t'T i -iinag

Owicr to ill hUh i am m-

! CoU Hoy has inaugurated a! temperance revival at Lonisv::Je

cf the higm of (he uum sbut nS .agr gcacs the tiwn pr ps, Iirt, Akxauder l:sa . liujs relatives and friends m Bri tjnl. Mrt- ii 'je jt itnSi' mvii v.iso Un-i Uid li feeder thov t. - Mrn "tHJiiij iisa Kirtr -

Sovti

By Tirtae of aa exec

reetad fteas tba Clark o' rf '--i peikd to coHjt ay Holes !1 ae otic cnizen& se?ving the:r Uu!

iTinest bidder, o ' 'Coanti!. reruns Snowing thewi r C3ntry at good big salaries in pci katttkbat M4tt -ts ! ted a.e will pUaw. t.on, oujw lBe goveratftent. '

oiru ijen, mo "picier man, s

Srown cotmtyites who crowd ,

stairway tffrv dw, ii h'u

has bam ii lti-ttanapolU a week, j Iramius; tut m ciiy witukles. ;

Tb a batf of tba ,rthi?.5t- us"tr i "C. 14 i. o

f sseUoii twenty rfJ ferwtebiwi 11 . . " w " VOUSiueraoiB wmp.a.ni i . """"".'.T . . . t. cai-ni ltrsr nr mnr rare. . ,-. ,i , -i

tBBcetwofSl west, i i.aie isn: ...,. uuiUtlV Ol IUC coal on:

aeres. SDOre or tcu. i km,,, ctuv. mwu ,wui

betweea the boors of i "-..0iTice at rewivi&g.i staemBt of!

4ooek r. M. or said ' ..s i : . ., x . t-a j th. Court boose, of .a.V ant. j. unt through She iw'oflFir: aH u J

maa, tbe rests aad pr: ;r a :nr nut t wtj; Utf uapoeatbif Uii t lu d: t tifli t ;ie

exceeding seven yean

Miibed real estate, sit mi a ra !; a.y Jloarae aad St"r a to-wst -

acces&i

tie Uk.wtne eg Vsry oe ia irsa

aid a stranger, hti bis 0rst visit U U had ' -3. i'r '.'' j.j-ri --u. ". :

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t' ., rii w;;os wivf.-.-(:oortthem and Utre a uu'iibt f such in IMooTjjjtgf.'u) w'H t- boas busy Uoing t-,3tis.-:.g:i s!-t;r fi "c resjKctife igh!,srs wir wake wages i grw ur.m f '-f- isliavo rej , .!; ! ,' .! sjit Creek and rsi'' t ! ;m ' ork in the 1 M!f'.'vn railroad is i it luti'n .-!(.?.! v i5' next to im-

kIuj. d. pr .l-.vl . ' ?. iomtngton'8 v8tiidH u!ii"4i- us rw mufactories. f.-y s.i.rBtf the popalatioti -ii jru-nswn9 of Bloomington iiu a uauy g3 church build-

jugs. All cue cnurcu oujiaingsare

kirk block, south side of the pu blic

square. The new firm, consisting of L. S. Field, C. R. Perdue and Soddy Carmichacl, begun business in the old New York store room only a year ago, and tbe business has increased so rapidly under (heir management that they were compelled to. seek more commodious quartei-s. A contract was mads for the building and finishing of the room they aw occupy and a lease of five years was secured at a rent of $550 per ttonum. "The room is a apacioui one with shelving and counters on either side &x tending from (he front to the rear. The flrst floor is devoted chiefly to dry goods and notions, but the boot and shoe department is also located there. A spacious room in the second story, which is reached by a stairway from tie main store room, is the carpet and clothing- salesroom. The entire front of tho main room on the first floor is of plate glass, fhiah furnishes plenty of light in the day time, while eight chandeHtrs iiluniinato the room at night. There ara no h.a'r windows, ,bv.t in their stead are oozy nooks neatly qarpeted and furnished with handsome mirrors and tett tote. Here tbe ladies csn-rcjt, while they hav a tew pf everything on, tne streets.. A large, btndsome nickel plated base-burner is in tho rear of the room, and will furnish all the beat necessary. There was at least one good thing accomplished in moving the Hew York Store. A" ln oi was weeded out and left at the old ttand to be sold at auction. Nothing has beon put on the shelves of the new store but fresh and desirable goods." Mr. Field, the com petent head and buyer of tho firm will leave Bloomington for the Knstarn cities in a few days, and will bring such a stock of goods ai will open tbe eyes of the old fogy dealers of the county. The salesmen of the New York Store are selected with special reference to experience and popularity, and people who buy goods there once, feel perfectly at home afterwards . o. tight into tbe store and look around yotl will be pqlitely trsated and doubtless will An. some article you hare boon needing. Stephen McPhetridge is announced in to-day's paper as a candidate fo.r the office of fload Superintendent of Perry township, McPhetridge has bad considerable experience in work'Hke that devolving upon this new office, and would

get cars to . gij the position, in. a satisfactory

manner. A brakeman named McNaraara, while coupling freighUcars on the Ii., N. A. & C. railroad near the Bedford depot last Friday, fell

as he was stepping off the track and

now on

sale. Tbe barrHi must

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Ana on iauwr- renfie!? ist ibh i j ! t. i . i- . .i pst of jndgment . n eev eoets, 1 : spuare. All thet Id customers of ch bv been slaodtag out in the ram. , V' l l p,t,.3 '. oobsw will got aiy si tkile thiy want jj. Clsrk will remain ia

estate.

Takes as the jxt f l -. vSch.3ll, at tbasitit -1 A r testi Said sale will H tain ?s. tin frou Taluatioa ar I tm. febl-SS SI ..r.e Mav4 finsif. ' KaatAXaat, ay -iy

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BY virtue o". . s3 tMin to e di

rected, from tfci ilicfk r' ihi. Jieiji CSriwtt Coart, 1 r ii;otr at p&OC rU tbe highest sWliff. at beVireen the tm at .4 J-.n'm, if. and 4 o'clock r. U. t tout X tbe dttf J the Coart H-xste uf St.wr r tinrntT, -.ae nnca and prs . - niA nxeieed'ing aevet years,. " m &L.vri Beat estate, '.' . rwmt? u W jsroe and Slali i t-Atvt , to-it - Jrt of I, f. ft; r VJj) ia the Jfew Town ?lat . !I ?hU1rg. baund ed as follow f -'ajanl g f?5j (49) feat aouth and a "ibt !rod and twr.!v-

twofeet wjr i Use tifc!rit coreei of j US'. !!!'-

aid lot,tit 1 ..4.g west eighty W) lews, then fttk iiuendred and s.xtv.

Sto feet, rtmt' cet !gt.T(stj rest,

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o 'enrttontis rsi.-T, .,r4 pft,rf.tti. . " . fc,MW 4h 1" f t'Vr4iM . tov -,tfKtiwi. ; ' 'v ' C. V lrtiiiH Jit Son, ... , . A , V Jf IS E TAKKBS!0" 1bf Clm"t 't',"i !"4lfj,wd jaKAte r I iiiieri! enough oi il Mei fl Miitllk Burial Caskets, Cas awl over to consume th gi;tff a-it '.. C)Stosv Ilrarse and tartiajtes fur-1 tlie term. aiehed to .irdWr. Oi.lrs by tele-J .-iiog & ik-W. dc -.-if er&ph will rieeive prorarit attri-i . '. ... ., ..

! Shop on Coikge A vonw , ge,K jrou.8 ai13' ?8 ' n'? "T

aotth end of W. O Fee's B,ofld j'Ht wee secumi oar.K peiwu.it m: 8f, Bloomt tiptoe, Iiidiana. j BUI Fiey, amouatiug ;n the aiigr 'fT' . gate to JO. Best Hotjbmo Hi cut dose fal ,s . ' the depot the Orchard R We -nflpt by j On J'riday uight, Wh. 3d, th;

uew except that oflh-s Christian de-rj was literally cqt to pieces by tbe nnminatiori, ami wUeq they get j wheels of one of the cars, ready to build we iave no doubt j Judge Wilson is holding court they will erm:t handsome au edir' in Martin county this week, and (ice as any in the town. will preside over the Monroe cirA great many ouug men whojCuit court beginning Mopday next, contemplate couiiuf, to this place to j jn ti,c KveXi year3 0f its ex-

't,'4g in uivtiits write 10 ine.igtencp Mendelssohn society has

given thirty-four entertainments.

rr-'i'he New Alhany Prtst says

J .grr t stn if there are any itjji fj;;. ah ' voting lad.ies in

iiiv,-...,;, r f would take uplhat n)ore 8aloollg tban

lfO ttimu lt'nc anewer an tow

ngton, and taWe, w;ra rd vtfs qasi i . ; purt in. ty o: neartng lw ojiera nt wcwe .;Mbl Siiaiplu r.",i at lliSt"BiHe a ay lor. ar rcadrd by 4U j b(e JPameta sttipTid wifh i.s- 1 Mfiiidetaayttn ai:..tv of this nlaco. '

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the nee nm 9 o una cad and eixty-fiv

(l3 Sett 5 ife j viae at Ovgic stag. And r t'.- (Mlti the fait am ount of p!fst ad (;, I will at tis . . 'as. i 4 .c !fow at public t- f S4 fl e lata. 'Fakei as & prnr sf ' ii5w T Xtewdet, at te Mtt W 'A sbvaeh

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-Lust Friday was "the last day aw "SB 'hsiumj1 ji iujB' nf service" fr oiruiU court-1

SSmB SaIIcIllSa. W will Wgm rD Moaday!

J. M. tJrchiird fwenred a naiaH'

1 a ibs MenKHi cinsait coon, hi tb &ia j of ndiana. fit, J J.

tte are bartev vu u.i ot tee m da-, if wk, ar..u. . j ivmi a- . ...... . . 1

eeittor. of tb sawi '.-te. Wn'-i . .l . ihwiwcWaad vwl, itarf-'. , flvatt tH.' ify. atct f seid esfiste, an.t thai . t -w ; . n f4i.it ami .ll a,tr an forex.Mnmifew. mil ai re' a 0 UuiWftlJ Hill Uftg

ion 3t, 4v of Fbftii'nr. 'Sftl ttif m. ! '..mil &rniiitinti fur ft rtha-tritHr i

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fall SI SherhT of Kociroe 5ponty. Boskirkdi Iuacaa, attorneys .

Tb Mortis. S1U BHD DUE STDBE IT, F. B0H8ALL ft CO. . Have opened a aw ana earefally assorted took of Shelf Qardwara, Bar Isoa, most gppular brswea of Beating ead GookSng loTee, Wagonasakara' and BtaekseiKha' snppliea, ate. A fuU Uaa of

If acbinary and -'Agricuitaral Implements Will bf kept in stek. Vfe will seU tbe Seward FlovT sy-JcnowTadged by ail eompetent jndcea bit tbe bast Flow in e. PaJl and axaa lae it. BXH. B. 3MIIH, tbe watl-kawwa Tinner, will bare charge of Tin Sbonand will give proaspt atteatfoa to Spouting, Oatteriag aad Jtooflng. Baasember that "vi are en tba north side of the square. 9. V. HONS .4 L tJO. Btaotatagton. Ind. jsa. t$, 1880.

accoant should not o st?ood

Witness ma eameaa clerk, and tbe sea, of said court atBxed,the 26th day of February, 1883. Wh T. BROWaTINQ, sKAt Clerk Monroe C. C Feb. 1-SS.

TATB OF NANCY SANDY, J)SCBA8ED. In tba Monroe circuit court, ia tbe State of Indiana. No. All creditor, heirs and legatees of said estate era hereby noticed that John Wanpler, one of tba AdmiaiatratOTs of the said estate, haa filed his accoant and vouchers in partial settlement of said estate) and that the same will come up for examination and approval on tbe ISth day of February, 1882, the same being tbe twelfth judicial day of the Fob; rnary Terns, 1882, of said coart, at which time said creditors, beirs and legatees are required to appear in said court, in tbe court boose ie the city d Bloomington, and show came, if any there be, why said account should not be approved. Witness tny name as clerk, aad tbe seal of said court afflxed,tbs 36th day of February, 1883. Wm. F. BROW N IS&, f pxal Clerk Monroe C. . Feb. 1-8.

mm BUILDIHG X0RK3, &U& General Bepair ITeat of Irefflerf IE1L Wo asake a specialty of HOBSESHOEIira. A large aa, ehvient Wagmt Y.rd h attached to the Shop, with a plentiful supply of good stock water. Wsfons and Buggie earefally repaired or b'jiTt ft tbe best maueriab. Kxamiiis c'4r Premium Wagon. Jal2-8l QJLHOSE BROTQEIJ!?.

Hotiee er Insetlvoner. In tba matter of tho estate of Thomas Welch, dereased. In the Monroe circuit court. 'No.' 13S. Notice is hereby given that upon petition filed in said court by James Kelly, Administrator of said estate, setting up the insnStcienay of tbe estate of said decedent to pav tba debts and liabilities thereof, the Master Commissioner of said court did, on tbe liu day of January, H82, find said estate probably insolvent, and order the gam to be settled accord isgly. Tbe creditors of said state are therefore hereby nctiflod of such insolvency, and ara required to file their claims against said estato for allowance Whnesa tbe clerk ard seal of said court.

at Bloomington, Indiana, this 13th dej of

January, iuoi WJ. F. PRQM'NING, Jan. lg-8?. pprfc.

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Said .aU!lwlwit!o4an. i rm, u 0f .Wrt. ht , ! sm CenwMJ, as $5 MUeiy w.Ji, Uef wt.-r eiu t:sw .jis -radius,-, boi.sand v,?"' -i fee. He played the insanity docW 5 awntlaw.,. ttK . ' I :. ....;,j 1.:... ....;.. ' !

and sbcw ea , there be, why a i 1 , , ... ., J

truly with the ttoitpe ( mimtrel. advertised to be at ineudt.ho '

Hall, Wednesday night, it will be a show worth going miles to see, Sunday morning a week, P. G. Paaley, who for many years has been leader of the choir in the M. E. church, withdrew from active participation in the duties of the position. The members of the church in consideration of the unselfish labors of Mr. Pauley in the past,presented him with a goldheaded cane, Be v. John L. Pitner making the presentation speech. Col. John Jones lost a valuable team of horses on Friday last in consequence of the inexperience of tbe man who drove them. It appears that the driver bad been here bnt a short time and was wholly unacquainted with the channel in the road on west sixth street, alongside the old Tsrkington place, and in endeavoring to drive into town on Friday evening got into a deep hole that is ayoided by those who are familiar with the locality, The team and spring wagon disappeared from sight, but the driver, by herculean efforts, reached the overhanging branches of a convenient tree, to which he clung till rescued

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tellers so we i simply state that 'I nfiv i fi; to middling apt ; vt a, en in this town -j..-rii4 .. r, loo who would fill atu vfU.'- -y'&n the gift of the teople m & mai w&ctory and creditable maiHier. Anything from fence viewer Pwident would be ac :eptab i Uten, and right here we are glad t that having no ax of our ivrr tx, grind, the Progress viiii favot U -j claims of enjf man for r-itifihtK'j The will come, and it is not verv far distant, when Bloom"ugton witi do a larger stone business than Bedford. There are immense icijes of stone all around BIoomif 4,:.-')n, that only need development to make them incalculably valuable But we want another railroad before the quarries of Monroe wanty will be properly developed. - Whenever you see pimples depm'ol ,a the center, you may take titttt a sign of small pox.- Small . stules appear first on the face and then on the neck and hands and afterward en the body. At first they are the size and have the solidity uf small shot, but a layman would not be able to judge them until on and after the fourth day, when they become depressed in the center and surrouucled by a circle of pink that turns a dark orimson, Those pimples are often so thick that 'they run together. There is an odor accompanying the disease that, once noticed, can not be forgotten. Frank Bumbarger, who flourished in this locality some eight years ago as a lumber buyer, is under sentence of death in Dauphin co., Pa., far a murder committed

while disputing over a game of cards. The 24th day of March Is tbe date fixed for his execution. Frank is owing a bill for subscription to the Progress that will be settled in this way. If all inen were to be hung who beat tbe newspaper offices, tbe demand for hemp would be very great. On Thursday night, Feb, 7th, Rev. Myrop Reed wil lecture in Walnut Street Presbyterian Church. Subject: ?The Bliss of Ignorance."

churches. The same is true of Bedford, Greencaslle and Crawfordsville. Bloomington has nine churches and one retail saloon. There are more widows and widowers ip Bloomington than in any other town of its population iff this section of the State, and it is a fact that nearly all of the recent comers are widows and widowers. Why is this thusly ? By reference to several items in to-day's paper it will be seen that accidents have happened to persons on the Labertew hill, and near the Tarkington property. Ther-! is a possibility that suit may be brought against tbe city in both cases. Whenever tbe roads begin to get solid and teams are enabled to struggle through the mud to town with 11 dollar's worth of timber, another rain sets in and business cornea (o a standstill. We do not need better roads in Monroe county. Oh, no ! The wife of Joseph V. Buskirk fell and broke her left arm for

the second time, on the 4th day of j

last month. -On the 3d day of January, 1881, while drawing water from a cistern, she slipped on the ice and fell, breaking one of the bones of her left arm between tbe wrist and elbow. Ou the 4th of last month, while on her way to the fpring, she fell with her left arm across the bucket she held in

her band, break iug both bones of

the arm-near the wrist, one of the bopee protruding through the fleab. 'The last injury was very painful, and one that will be a long time in healing. Jimmy Brown, aged siz, was "conning it" along the fepce with some other little boya, last Thurs

day by the side of that had piece of road ot Labertew s lull, when he mud.e a mjsatep and fell from the fence, sjujiing af. once beneath the mud. Prttgs were thrown out and pannun fired over the spot, but without result. Buoys hiivo been anchoret in the viciujty by his. sorrowing relatives, and it is hoped that h8 remains may be recovered next summer whpu the mud dries' into duet atif is blown off the road into the eyes of passers by?

-rThirty new cases of small pox were reported, to the Louisville board of health in one day last week. Jacob Chambers, of Harrodsburg, died alter a brief illness, one night last week.. Tbe Valparaiso Vidette says that the ice packers in that vicinity are harvesting a large crop, Remember Myron Reed's lecture, next Tuesday night. He has few equals as a pulpit orator. Robert Marshall is now in the State of Texas, selling bed spring territory for Henry Henley. John R. East was in Indianapolis last week, looking after the Bud Stout case, which he has carried to the supreme court.

Remember the Cal. Wagner Minstrels Wednesday night. Get a reserved seat and have a sure

thing. -?In consequence of some mis

understanding with reference to the

deed, the sale of the Robertson place -has not been oonsumated. Through the medium of the

Progress, Clint. M. Houston has

sold his farm to a resident of Deca

tur county. ' On Thursday, of this week,

Joseph V. Buskirk, administrator

of tho estate of John Cherry, will

sell on the premises, two lots, in

Reed's addition to the city.

Dunn & Co, contracted for

seventeen carloads of goods, grain

and ice, last week. Five car-loads of ice was included in one contract,

with Cedar Lake parties.

Typhoid feyer is prevailing to an alarmintr extent in Bedford.

There are four case? in one family aud a number of deaths have occurred within the past few months. After Judge Cox had charged the jury in the Guiteau case they retired to their room., and in fifty minutes were back in their seats with a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree. The Grand Jury for the ap-; proacbing term of circuit court is composed of the following named gentlemen ; Willis G. Cox, Wilson Adams, John Campbell, James C. Sharp, Francis Carter and James B. Bender. The Petit Jury for tbe next term of Monroe circuit court is as follows : John Cavineas, John Car

son, dolin Wrignt, laris noons,

Joseph Lindsey, Elijah Knight,

James bkirvin, Win. Aloberly, Jas. C. Binckley, Peter Matthew, Riley Lucas and Frank Burgoon,

-Four or five years ago the wife

of Malacht Mullen was prostrated with iuflamatory rheumatism and and has suffered greatly since. Recently she has become violently in

sane, and application has been made

for her removal to tba asylum at Indianapolis,

One day last week the two

saws of an equalizer in . Ryors $ Co.'s spoke factory burst, but fortunately the fragmen ts were thrown

into the ground. Chris. Vaugbt

who was running the equalizer at the time, had bis nerves somewhat shaken by the accident. The Progress is under obligations to the clever Deputy Clerk, D. W. Browning, for repeated favors. Wall, is a literal walking encyclopaedia of information on matters relating to business in the office of County Clerk, and imparts it in a pleasant manner, so that a man does, not feel as if be were intruding, as is the case in some ether localities, Bedford Magnet : Drs.Simpson and McLahlauof Harrcdsburg, and Wes. Newland of this place, performed an autopsy on the body of the late Mrs. Henry Davis. It was ascertained that cancer was the cause of her death. The editor of the Progress lest an umbrella and advei'tises for its reU.rn. As if any one would return an umbrella I Courier. A. B, Treselar walked into tbe office promptly .after reading the advertisement, and surrendered the umbrella referred to, Monti Advertising in the Progress invariably accomplishes unthenght of results. Isaac Payne, a son of Jesse Payne, the Trustee of Perry township, is announced in to-day's' Progress as a candidate for the office of County Recorder. Mr. Payne is said to have miperior qualification for the position, and if he should receive the nomination rould surely be elected. The Martinsyilja Republican favors a tag license law for the suppression of the lqw-born cijra that keep up their ear-splitting; whistling for each pther every night. The) belong fo the criminal classes, ii the majority of cases. Yon neve 1 saw a real low-down ornery hound of a boy who could not whist h shrilly through his teeth,

Oscar Wilde. Many papers in ncigbon ng cities

are printing scy-called poiiraita of

Oscar Wild- The Progress goes

back of Oscar;. a,nd present s an accurate likeness of bin uncle's stepson Barney Q'Flanuagan, Esq.

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There pecms to bo nothing mare remarkable about OscarWilde than intense peculiarity, which his admirers call genius, nod which practical folks regard as humbug with gain in view. Mr, Wilde's singularity is partly due to nat.re,partly to affectation, and largely to a hope of profit from that weakness in New

Xork Human nature which causes

people to run after any new and en rious thing. Within the Jast three years Wilde has beon the acknowl

edged leader of tbi t class of per

sons in London society who profess

to find the secret of life in beauty, and who industriously spend their time, or fancy they spend it in the enjoyment of the beautiful where

less gifted mortals jail to find it. A few months ago he published some

verses in book form, nat destitute

of merit, but condemned, because of

their fleshiness by severe critics. In New York he has delivered several

lectures, dressed in full dress, coat, white vest, black knee breeches, black silk stockings end low cut shoes with buckles : but be did not

carry a sunflower or a lily in his aristocratic hands. It won't do for Oscar to ignore the sunflower when he lectures in Bloomington.

C. R. Henderson, a Bloqm? field hardware dealer, dkd last week, Tho cause of his death wai a :angrenous carbuncle on his neck. The Knights of Pythias will go to Spencer on Wednesday morning to institute it new lodgii. Lodges will tut there from Vincennes, Oospore aad ether places. Hemp Wilson has :received a

big stock of tueensware m the Progress corner very handsome

and cheap. Happy Cal. Wagner' Famous Minstrels will be in Bloomington on Wednesday night, Feb- 1st.

The Howard & McGregor

stave company's office has been removed to Columbus, Ind. After a spell (if very disagreeable, wet, sloppy weather, accompanied by deep mud and other etcetras, the people are treated to more snow. Best grades of Coffee at Hemp Wilson's provision store, in Progress Block. "The BHs8 of Ignorance," will be the subject of Myron Reed's lecture in Walnut Street Presbyterian church, the night of the 7th inst. All Knights of Pythias who desire to go to Spencer on Wednesday, are requested to meet at the depot at 8J o'clock in the morning wi.h uniforms. "Don't forget that Hemp Wilson is now proprietor of the Progress corner grocery. A big stock just put in, and prices down to the bottom. Dr. Weir, and Aaron Gordon and wife, left for Chicago on Tuestlay - The supreme oourt has reversed the verdieS against Bud Stoat. A five inch snow begun falling at an early hour Tuesday morning. James Ryan has formed a partnership with John Kerr, for the ale of all manufactured work in the line of two-horse wagons, buggies, carriages, phaetons, and al snriug vehicles, and have now on

hand a large line of vehicles, to which they call the attentipp 0 the

old customers of the attar wagon Works. John Kerr's old customers are especially invited to call see what he has to show them, and

and they should be prepared to hitch onto a vehicle tf some kind,

because the unces will be so satis

factory that they cannot resist the inclination to buy. . Ryan & Ker

make the assertion that they can show a better finished wagon for less money than has ever been made or sold in Monroe county before, Watebpboop Lafayette Boots for sale at Hunter's liasar, as also front, sidelace, and button, pebble goat and kid shoes, far ladies and children. The Buttericl's Patterns, for -tale at McCtlla dt Co's. Yoir can obtain, at McCalja & Co's a pattern for tint thing you dedro to make, namely i The leading ityles.wnrn by Ladife.Missea, Boys, and little children of both sexes, Dolls and Toys. Personal. I have some leisnr.e time to devofo to watch repairing at iy i'urnituro Btfitc, no&tli sjtto of this nqunre. ind s it is an outstrip tni.Uor, eostin-hut tttle, I can work cheaper than anybody. I employ po boys to botqh work, but dft It myself, and my ox per 01159 and work arj. ufficiont gui;anta;a ai to its superiority. Jtvo me a call. J jhk P. Smith!

sale!

TuiXflft 1 mould, hav A Po--ple know t 1. That I am Carpenter and joiner. 2. keep and make the best Chain Pump, in town.

And know tbe ajtakrmy of tbsot per

fectly. That I will gum and file risi cut saita equal to any one, Or any caber kind of saw for Uia matter iesceot circulars).

That I keep seasoned lumber and. tea? posts for small Job. I can do'your work right . cheap, as anybody.

s. mat 1 live M on riaee, stojnja, . a, street. My name you will see. sfiprt J VLB, ft. FBB, Bloomington, lad. Ova bent is low. our expeoacft

are light, and we buy goods aa. , 1 -1 T. .

cp.ea.piy as any outer nm in iowbu So we have concluded to remain, where we are, in the Farmer comer, and will sell bargains to ournumerous customers and personal, friends. We buy all the merchantable produce brought to our storeAiut. pay either cash or goods as oar cuv tomers prefer. No firm, keens a. more choice selection of goods Of. sella them at a smaller margin than we do, and wo only ask aa inspection of fitock and an. investigatiogi of prices. J K. A mdebaos & CoAfter yoc oomb to. town, and get ready to do some shopping, oall at Tobe Smith's wonderful store aad examine the tnmcaaa collection of Fancy Goods and all other, poteworr thy articles. It is worth a visit to ht house to see the. geods on bis fiva cent counter. Finest grades of silverware, watches, etc, always to. ht seen in the show eases. Dos't fait to visit Tobe 8miths 5cent and 10 Mut counters. Thousands of useful articles found, nwhere esc for the same money. South side square. Oystebs in all styles and in any quantity (tbe best iq the market)

are received daily by Benckert, the. Baker, in Qrobard House block. Costk to Bepjkert's Oyster Bayt in the Orchard Block and get a diqt -or can of choice, fresh Baltisnofa oysters. Best in town. Fresh Bread, Cakes, etc., baked, every day, The bestoffkjtnr an) other ingredients used, FRESH BLUB, LJ.CK WAT-SB, Just received by George Benckert . Ugly Are sent a glass. Goate and. get a glass while 'tis, fresh.

I be many persons now con, templating trips west should never, conclude a purchase of a ticket tl they call on John Graham, the well posted agent of the Vandalia aa) Panhandle railroads. By this Han you make close connection for die west at Greencastle, ami the Vastdalia offers you, all the latest : provements and modern, epnwejni. ences that any railroad ijn the conn-: try can furnish. Mr. Graham may. be fouud in the Adams Express es fice, west side public square. I ijawaaawaaaawaBwaawawawaj Eph. Hughes' Barber Shop. Is tho place to get your hair cut ie style, or to secure a smooth, comfortable shave-. Ilia raxors art f harp, bis towele are clean.' and hjs chief offsets are directed tower pleasing his. customers. lb choices brands of tobaccos and ofean Si kept ii( stock. This shop is east of tbe ftew Xor 8tore( new) room, south aide square.

nTettlco r ftwrvev. NOT1CB ia hereby given to all noqeas Menu, and all others iutpssled, thai. I will proceed on MONDA Y, February eth, TS8S, together vritb the county surveyor or bis. deputy, to determine all the lines aad CO& ntrs necetifcry to establish boundnrias of the northwest quarter of tbe' Southeast, quarter and the southeast quarter of the) northeast quarter, all in section 11, tom S, range 1 west- Be present al said tiase and place or the survey' will pressed in your absence. Jan. 13-82. MA BY C. A. BU.SKIKJt.

BT virtue of a certified copy of a deeree to me directed, from, tbePbjrk' Osece of the Monroe Circuit Uouri, ta a eamee wherein Isabella Flanagan is plaintigaa4 Luther Hughes is defendant, requiring ate to make the turn ef ninety-three dollars ($93 10) and forty cents, with interest oa said decree and costs, I will expose at public sale, to tbe highest bidder, est SATURDAY, February 4th, last, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock a. aad 4 o'cloc k r. v., of said day, at the dear of tho Court House of Monroe coantr. the

rents and profits a tana not ejeaedhw seven yean of the Allowing dseorib real ctttata, itaate in Monroe oounty.SUse

of Indiana, to-wit: The souh half qf the east half of the northftast quarter, of section (I) iej IB township seven (T), range one (1) east, containing forty acres, be the rune aaors or lets. Jf such rants and profits will pot w for a sufficient sunt to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I wjH at tbe same time and place expose at nubile sale the fee simple pf said real estatq, cr so saucb thereof a may be sufficient to discharge; said decree, interest and costs 1 Said sole will be made without any relief whatever l'rtsut valuation of epprejee-; monlbtws. ' SILAS fiRIXXS, jan 11-82 Sheriff pf Monroe county. Louden & Mien, atlurneyf.

THE DOG KE6I8T0BL, THE IfEW LAW proTtdse tat any pemin whd owpf or harbors a 0qg tuust call at the Township Trustee's (eq, on or bfore the firnt day of April, lSSSj and sepure a Metallic Tag. Upoa failurq to comply with suction of said AH, tbe owner shall be subject to a fin of $SS SO. rleasp take due qatioe and comply with, the requirements qf tho law.' ' AVILS(5N ADAM9, jan 1 1-SMt Trustee Bloomlngtolt Tp.

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