Bloomington Progress, Volume 17, Number 15, Bloomington, Monroe County, 13 June 1883 — Page 3

1 - M 1 . ,1 BLOOnnjGTOH BAB. Tl VSKIRK $ D UXVAtf, Attorneys, OfL ice ia the National Bank eornur, upstairs, WW pnwtice ia U courU ot the State. Special attention given to Probate

business, and to collection an prewyt nittance of all claims.

T titt&EN HIERS, Attorneys. Offica

J MAP wWt National Bank. All bnsi

acta of a legal nature given careful atten-

tkm ia all courts, xwai eauna Aiues care-

ftii sminud by aid of Louden a Ab

straet. A specialty made of the collec-

tloa and remit tance of claims of alt kinds. THRIEVLET, PEARSON FRIED

JD LEY, Attorney Office in Bee Hive

iJkxj. vettietnentof estate a speciaity. Collections promptly remitted. CepLG.W. Fried ley or Judge Pearsoa will be in at-

teadanoa at each tana of circuit court. TkKUHtri PITMAN, Attorneys, will

sJMM.

vmetlmiii tlwi vutmu courts.

eial attention give to collections, and to

pos the ProgreM Oefae. EOOESS i HENLEY, Attorneys and Collectors. Office In Mayor's Office naUdtor. Special attention given to set

tling decedents' estates, and to all kinds of

probata business. Also, abstracting. EAST EAST, Attorneys, at Law, Bloominirton, lad. OSes, ia Waldron'a Block, north side square. Probate business and collections given prompt attenion. Will practice ia courts of all adjoining counties. Business solicited. DUNN & MORGAN, Attorneys. .Offloe in Bee Hive Block, up-stnirs. To the probate and collection easiness the ' firm will give special and particular attention. Business attended to ia courts

of surxonndtaa; coon ties.

TTTILLIAMS MILLS N Attorneys,

VY OlSee Ave doors aorth of Hunter's corner, op-stairs. Do a goneral collection and probata) hairiness. Will practice in courts of adjoining counties. TYUlEATf SADLER, Attonuy. Ofict X. ia Bee Hive Block, up-staim. Particular attention given to Probate business aad to general collections. Will also practice ia the various courts.

xy. jr. nichols, ARCHITECT Am pftAcnriCAV. mnupim, Plaas and Specifications carefully c repared for dwelling; booses and public building. Also estimates of buildings completed throughout. All work finished at the time specified. Bloomington, lad, Hi arch 31, 1880.

Slnolc&ixaitia Shop

mm BUILDING WORKS,!

And General Repair West of Leffleis UllL We make a specialty of HORSESHOEING. A large and convenient Wagon Yard, is Attached to the Shops, with a plentiful supply of good stock water. ' Wagons aad Buggies carefully repaired or built of the best materials! Examine our Premium Wagons. jU-&l GILMORE BROTHERS.

Commissioner's Hale,. of Real Xfetate. "VfOTICE is hereby given that the unXvdersigned a commisioiier appointed by the Monroe Circuit Court in the case of John D. Pering at al. vs. Rachel J. Lemon et al. to make partition will, pursuant to the order of said court in said esse; at the April term, 1883, tberof, offer for sale at private sale until (THURSDAY the 5tb day of July 1983, at (12) twelve o'clock, M., the following real estate ie-wit Seminary out lota, Hos. fotly-three 3 forty-four 44 iny-tbree -3 fifty-four 54 fiayseren 5TJ Ifty-eigbt (59 aad fifty-twc 52, except about I acre, deeded to. Samuel i. Pernng-, ia tbo northeast corner of said lot 52 sea deed record Z, page 219, Beeerds of Monroe County, lad. That in ease ha shall have received no acceptable bid at (12) twelve o'clock M. of said day,be will, between that hour aad four o'clock p.m. of said dav, offer tor sale on the premises the said mads at public o rterjr, to the fcijrbwt bidder. 3aid real estate amy be sold ia pareek,or as a whole. TERMS OF BALE; Xither at private or public sale Onefuorth casb,one-fourth ia six months, oaefvurth in one year, one-fourth in eighteen uoaths, the parehaser giving notes for deferred payments, waWin j relief from - valuatioa laws, bearing eight per cent, interest from day of saw, aeenred by good and acceptable sureties. ALPKTO H. PERIJIO, aiay23-3. Commissioner. Mulky JePittmaa, AUys.

IIVERY and SALE - UTABLE. North Side Publie Souare. Bloomiacton.

f nHX undersigned take pleasure in callX ing attention to tbe fret that tbey have

TfeeUUettaTjieiei Basrgiea and Carriages, aad good, steady hornet for linrle aad doable driving. "We are pre

pared tojfurnish Carriages Jfor Weddings, Foaerals and'Parties, and swift teams for

Commercial Travelers. Farmers horses

fed cheaply. WOBLBY A MAY.

Saive op Fine Timber Land. On Tuesday, June the 26th, the farm of the late Jnc. S. Johnson wir be sold. It is situated about 2 miles West of Ellettsville, and consists of about 118 acres; from 60 to 10 acres of the land ia finely

timbered. The' large timber consists mostly of Oak 'and Poplar. Any one

wanting such a farm wilt do well to at

tend the sale.

The sale will be made on the premises

aad will begin at 2 o clock P. m. Wm. K. MATTHEWS. Administrator.

I have a saw-mill in operation on Salt Creek, and am sawing large Joantities of all kinds of lumber, 'ersoos who may need lumber can

get it in any quantity and on short

nottee. J also want to hire teams to haul lumber to Bloomington, Apply to D. .MoPberson. Fire. I am sacrificing my stock of boots and shoes selling-them for

just what they will bring and ask .all

persons in reea oi gooas in inese iinos

to call at Mendelssohn Hall, at once, where they wiil find me while the sale is eoicg on. I am going to sell everything

have to. A number of persona are in

debted to me, and I desire that they come

forward at once and make payments. Come and laarn the "Fire Prices," anyhow, if you doa't buy. C. B. PERDUE.

McCALLA & CO. V

ARE NOW Hf DAILY RECEIPT of Staple and

Fancy Goods, and Ladies may depend upon

Ml Just What Iv Wit

in Dress Goods, Laces, Gloves, Dress Trimmings and every article kept in a first-class stock, , teg- Store in "Progress Block," opposite the Fee Coraer. loTLOOK FOR THE 8Ia.BT.-wM

Mb. Ed. Mcgee has been buy

ing goods in the eastern cities for the old and reliable mer

chant tailoring and clothing house f Bea McGee, on the south side

of the square. J&d's cultivated taste in such matters may be seen in the stock of piece goods selected by him, as well as in the orders he has had filled for clothing, hats.

underwear and late style neckwear.,

He was careful to select the latest styles in everything, so that a man need not fear getting old-fashioned

goods at this house. A full force of workmen are kept busy manu

facture suits for the customers of

tilts house, and Benj. McGee stands at bis cutting board from early morning till late at night Be is one of the best cutters in the

State, as his customers admit.

iu, the choice articles required

by ladies who are preparing for

commencement, will be found at

tbe dry goods and fancy goods store of Charles Mobley, the popular

notion-man. west of Mobees. It

is not an easy matter to find a man,

woman or child in Monroe county Who does' not know something

about Charley Mobley, and bis "Golden Rule" store. So many

persons lave got bargains there

that they remember him kindly,.

and have reason to. His new goods are' arriving daily.

If too want an O. G. weight

clock, warranted for 5 years) it can be bought at Tobe Smith's for

$2.50. Small nickle time clocks are sold at $1, alarm at $1.50.

He keeps looking glasses of all sizes and prices; also a full line of

stationery. Of usetul articles, tia

pans, lid jitters, knives, etc., he lias j

an immense supply. Tobe Smith

is the only man bere who has ever gotten a wholesale rebate on Rogers' Bros, silverware. Ladies are invited to examine tbe decorations

just brought on and for sale big

gest line ever seen here, and sold

at from one cent upwards.

The headquarters for choice Fam

ily Groceries is the corner Grocery of, John. K. Anderson & Co., east side. This firm has a reputation

for square dealing of which they may feel proud, and tbeir customers always receive fair, liberal treatment. The best nrices are naid for

choice produce, and they deliver to town customers all goods purchased.

rou can tall the dnver as be passes your house with his delivery wagon, 'and give him an order which will be promptly filled and as honestly as it you were to go to the store yourself.

I 2$ffilt. Roarers,

HORSE CLOTHIER And General Trader. I HAVE KEHOVJCD IX) THE

Progress Block, Northwest corner of the Public Square, one door north of Wilsou's Grocery store. I expect to sell everything in tbe Harness an4 Saddlery line, at low down prices. My work is made by the best of workmen, and bear is in mind, don't forget it, that all Saddles made in my shop, are made by Ed. Battertoa, who cannot be eyceUed for good, honest, strong work . Spring Seat especially. ' I will put Tom Collins against the world, on Harness, and general work in the shop. Making and Repairing done to order. Also, remember, any one watttine FRUIT TREES

or wishine e to attend to any real es

tate trade, or rent, will tad me at the

Harness aad Saddle Shop. Give me a call and I will giro you a " "bark's id, or make soma one else do it. " ' IMILT. SOGBBS. ' Bloomington, Imt, T&or. 29,12-.

Oiaaolalloai of Partaervklp.

XT OTIUK is hereby given, that the co

X l partnership heretofore existing under tbafrm name of Kaha A Tsncnbaum was dissolved on the lth day of March, 1883, by mutual consent, Solomon Tanenbaum retiring therefrom. Moses Kuhn atsumejs.il debts owing by th arm, and 13 authorized to collect all debts due the it me. The business heretofore carried on by the drm will be continued by Jloses Kahn, snd all pereons owing tl firm are re.1'jetted to call on him and settle at once, in order .that the par.uwrihip business way be speedily settled. MOSES KAHJT, eOJiOHOjf TANEKBATJSC.

Farmers should go to W. J

Allen s hardware store and exam

ine the South Bend Chilled Plow, also the Weir Steel Flow. The Brown and Weir Cultivator are both sold by W. J. Allen. Let every body come and see them.

swop at W.J. Allen's and see

tbe Evans and Leon Corn Planter.

uiuebs and farmers and others having building done, can save money and get their orders filled

promptly by calling at our hard

ware store, one door east of the

postoffice. 8r0 abt & McPheetees.

Best Hotel in the city, close to

tbe. depot tbe Orchard Bouse kept by S M. Orchard A Son. The house is large, airy, convenient to business part of Bloom

ington, and table, rooms and beds equal to any. Commercial travelers can always secure desirable Sample Booms at this

boose. Farmers supplied with meals at fair figures. Inquire for the "Orchard

House." .

Skillful barbers are not as

plentiful as some persons might believe.

and it is best to have your shaving and hair cutting done by men who thoroughly understand their business. Bra. Htraaas,

the south side Barber is first-class and

keeps only first-class workmen. He also

nas a very choice stock ot popular brands of tobaccos and cuxars. and sells them as

cheaply as any man in the trade. Ask for Bpb. Hughfe's Barber Shop, if you doa't

Know wnere n is. !' 'VOR tetAXms

J good, farm of acftss, well imptov-

ewpwiiiiiu roues oi jsitettsviue. xnd'na.

lermsto suit purchaser.

Also, a good two-story frame- j welling house and lot dwelling contains 13 rooms.

on Sixth St., between Walnut and Grant

St., in Bloomington. Terms easy. -

'Also, a good dwelling to rent, in Bloomington. For further information inquire at tbe Law Office of JAMES Y. HOK-

:6&xf "Bee Hrvo" building,Bloomington. -

Wick's- Bee Hive dry goods

store is literally crammed with new

Spring coods. Everything in the

house is of tbe latent styles aud

patterns.

Never walk three or fonr

squares for your staple Groceries,

when they can be cotten so much

nearer home (Hemp Wilson's for

instance.) He has one of the freshest stocks of groceries, both staple and fancy, in the town, and sells as close as it is possible to do and live. Best of butter and other choice produce, bought and sold. I HAVE received an uncommonly large assortineti't Of first-elass new Queensware, and having bought at very low prices, I can sell it "away down." There are bargains for all in this Ware, during the next 20 days. Come in and se . it, anyhow. Hemp. WixSon, Progress Block.

Just received, one car load of

Buckeye Reapers and Mowers. Call and see them. They are the best machines in the field, (a fact) and don't you forget it. For light running, clean work, and durability, they cannot be surpassed. W. J. Allen. The best business men and most successful lawyers and smartest politicians are men of good stomachs, men who eat heartily and digest well ; most of such people buy their groceries at Robertson Bros, store, corner of Walnut and

Sixth streets, because they know

that they cannot afford to injure the fine mucous membrane of their stomachs by adulterated goods, so they go to Robertson's, where they know that all the articles sold are perfectly pure, and at the same time reasonable in price. No FABlfEB can afford to buy a Reaper or Mower until he has examined the Champion, sold by Stuart and McPheeters, Tbe Champion has always done first-class

work and will continue to do it. It is popular and takes the lead wherever introduced. Bather leave a a j .1 . 1

your order now, neiore me rusn

for farm machinery begins. iau

at the store, next to the post office,

and get all the particulars.

Notice. Having sold our Mills,

we desire all those who are indebted to us to call immediately and settle their accounts, as we

wish to close up the business

of the Mills as soon as possible.

Any having claims against us will please present them for pay ment.

Leffleb & Bbo. Blue Lick water just received

by George Benckert. This famous

water will be kept ail season and

will be sold in large or small quantities. Store in Orchard Block.

"Twist Bread!' is one of Benck-

ert's specialties ; it is carefully pre

pared and is .uniformly light and sweet. Such bread is certainly the

most healthful and all prefer it.

Ice cream, the best made in

Bloomington, can always he found at Geo, Benckart's Confectionery.

He has a nicely furnished Ice

Cream Parlor attached to his estab liahmeut.

The Robertson Bros., (Charley

and Walter) have purchased Meadows' stock of groceries, and are

waiting on their numerous friends

and customers. A delivery wagon carries all goods promptly to your door.

O. Van Z Jintlt &. fe5on,

DNDEBT J It E It S

AITB DKALERS IN

Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages fur-, nisbed to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenue,

north end of W. O. Fee's Build

ing, Bloomington, I ndiana.

The Geographical Question

Book, by J. A. Woodburn, can be secured at the City Book Store for. 35 cts. by Monroe County teachers, and scholars. Try it on general

review.

Never close a trade for

doors or blinds, till you get our fig

ures, vv e nave superior iacillties

for furnishing this class of work. Stuart & McPheeters.

. Mrs. J. C. Voss of Bedford, is visiting Bloomington friends. Potato bugs are cutting holes in the leaves of. this ornanietjtal plant (the potato) evidently for the purpose of giving it greater ventiliation. N. A. Ledger i Too utterly ut

ter 1 A twelve pouud "boy-at hei

residence of Rev. J. H. Hamilton, at. Little Rock, Ark. This will be an astonisher to the Elder's New Albany friends. Profs. Beck and Woodburn will conduct the Normal and Preparatory school, iu Blooimngton, this year, beginning July 23d. Young teachers should make arrangements to attend. Trinity Church, Evansville, has unanimously passed resolutions endorsing in most complimentary, terms Rev. J. L. Titner'a pastoral labors in that church, and asking the Conference to return him for

another year, which they will DO doubt do.

The Supreme Court has decided

that a married woman cannot enter,

into a co-partnership with her

husband or any other person for the purpose or intention of car

rying on a partnership business,

and that she is not liable for goods

sold to a partnership firm in which,

she is a partner. ;

A young missionary visiting

Thibet for the first timejrecently,

expressed his horror at finding the

practices of Mormonism reversed

under the protection of the King

of Cashmere. The law allows

women several living husbandsi and a lad gave the names' of five men when asked who his father

was. Prof. Jordan and a class of

twenty young ladies aud gentlemen students of the State University,

reached the city on Friday a week

from a sixty mile tramp through

the mountains of Kentucky and a' visit to Mammoth Cave. The party returned to Bloomington Friday in fine health. The fellow-, ing named. ladies and gentlemen

composed it; A. M. Adams, B. F. Adams, Chas. Austin, Edwi

Corf, David Curry, Sallie Dillon;

O. O. Floyd, Jennie Foster, C. L. Goodwin, Juliette Maxwell, A. 1 Moffat, Ida Smell, Kate Snyder, Halleck 'Snyder, Scott Stevenson, Minta E. Sims, Joseph Swain, Melia Dillon, Fannie Morgan, J. L. Stevenson, Beatrice O. Sanders'. Rev. Anderson Wylie, wife

and son, of Newtown, Pa., are tbe guests of John McCalla. Mr. W.

tilled the pulpit of Walnut Street Presbyterian Church, Sunday morning.

A daughter of John Stipp, a wealthy farmer living south of this place, left her home one day last week, in company with a farm hand,

and took train for Bedford. At

that place and at Paoli, they ap

plied for a marriage license, but as

the girl is only 16 years old, an affidavit stood in the way. They were

last beard of nearing the Kentucky

snore.

Bring your Wool to W. W.

Wicks, and get the best prices in

cash or goods.

We have the largest and

most complete stock of dress

trimmiflgs in the city. Call aud

see it. No trouble to show goods

on customers, at the Bee

Ladies' gauze under vests, at McCalla & Go's. Men's gauze under shirts, at , lt-.Clla & Go's. Very handsome summer silks, at JHcCalla & Go's.

Splendid black silks at McCalla 4 Co's

Laces and embroideries, at McCalla & Co's.

Hutnbolt Jaaas and Cottoftades, at

Manila & Co s. Overalls and waists at McCalla & Co's.

tuns, rurasdis and Umbrellas al

McCalla Co's.

Of window shades and fixtures, curtain poles, laoe curtains, &c, yon will find the best assortment at

McCalla & Co's.

Office of Domestic Laundry at

McCalla specialty.

Co. Lace Curtains a

or wait Hive.

Come and see the Light Weight all wool suits, for boys and men.

Nicest attd cheapest ever brought

to .Bloomington, at Kanns.

Kahn you buy a nice suit of

clothes for as little money as Kabn

if nan sell you ? Uo and see him.

oHIBTS, suspenders, scarfs, tics,

handkerchiefs, knit underwear and

all of the latest styles, at Kahn clothing store.

Sue Kahn's stock of clothing

betorc you determine to buy.

In Ladics's shoes we have ihade

some extensive purchases, and wil

ue enauiea to sen at prices very

mucn below those usually asked

for a first-class tboe. The weather will now require a good walking

snoe. we nave it. LEX S. FIELD & CO.

The blackberry crop promises to be uncommonly large.

The warm rains of the past

week have beeu doing wonders for tbe young corn. It may now be safe to place your overcoat in the dark closet, till August.

Township Assessor Gabbert found 200 dogs in Bloomington township. D. A. Ellison has been elected superintendent of Lawrence county. Mr. Ellison is a graduate of Indiana University. W.J. Allen, wife and three children left Bloomington last Tuesday a week to visit relatives in Kansas. They are expected to return to-day. Miss May Seward, of Bloomington, spent a portion of last week with her sister, Mrs. W. C. Snyder, in Campbellsburg, Washington county. -Jas. B. Mulky and wife left Bloomington on Wednesday last on a visit to relations and friends in Iowa and Kansas. They expect to be gone about two months. The through freight trains will not carry passengers for love, money, or tickets. So if you do not wish to be dumped into tbe mud and often into outer darkness, keep off the. through freights. The freight trains that do local work will carry passengers as heretofore. The political pot will be kept boiling at Columbus, no less than five political state conventions being called to meet in that city between the 5th and 21st days of June. The Republicans met on the 5th and 6th, the Woman Suffragists meet on 12th and 13th, the Greenbackers on the 13th. the Prohibitionists on tbe 14th, and the Democrats on the 21st.

Vice-president and Traffic-

manager E. B. Stahlman, of the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago

system, by circular dated June 5,1

announces the appointment of H.

B. Smith, general freight agent of

the road, with headquarters at

Louisville, and D. F. Jennings as

sistant general freight agent, with

headquarters at Chicago.

A special train on the Louis-

yIlefcNew Albany & Chicago load, last week, ran 187 miles in 162

minutes. Between several stations

speed of one mile per minute

was attained, four years ago a

train could not have been run safely over the same road at a speed

of thirty miles per hour. On but few roads in the West has the improvement to roadbed and equipments been more marked the past few years than on this.

Tropical fruits, such as banan-

aa, pineapples, etc., sell as cheaply

Bloomington, at retail, as in

Cincinnati or Indianapolis.

There are & great many pretty.

girls this year. Likewise some

"lovely, oh ! tuch lovely" dresses.

Shoemaker is making the

McCormack Reaper and Mower go. He is selling right alongside old

introduced machines.

Work has begun on the stone

bridge, 5th street, near Waldron's tannery.

Among tbe distinguished vis

itors in Bloomington this week are

several possible candidates for the

Presidency, four or five Governors that have been and that are to be, with scores of Cabinet officers and Congressmen in embryo. -Attendance upon Commencement exercises, by foreign visitors is said to be unusually large, and visitors are arriving by each train.

Class re-union of '78, Baccalaureate

sermon, and Prep. Commencement ,

have- thus far been the leading fea tures.

Dr. Moss has not been feeling

well for several days in fact is on

Iy able by the greatest exertion to

attend to his duties.

Summer goods, such as Coats,

Hats, lies, etc., in great variety at

Kaiiu's Hoss Clothing otore( Vis it it before you buy.

JSEW OllKS at tne JJee Hive in

all weights, colors and grades, Any lady can be suited.

Finer grades of goods are being

received dally at Wicks s Bee Hive If you want Silks, Satins, Cash

meres, fine Laces, dec., the Bee

Hive has them in abundance.

Furnishing goods in all qualities, received Weekly by express. A standing order with the manufactures, secures Mose Kahn all the new styles as fast as they

are brougut out.

Young men will find it to

their interest, iu buying spring

cioimug to can ou iUoso Kaini, at-

you can depend on getting the lat

est -styles and lowcat prices.

Jack Randolph pufc a pistol

bullet through the fleshy portion of

his hand, one day last week, while

"fooling" with a revolver.

The strawberry crop was nev

er before so lanre nor the berries

so fine, Uerries from New Albany arrive here on the midnight train and are sold readily next morning at 10c per quart.

Don't forget to call at the new

"University Photograph Gallery,"

over the Parlor Drug Store (look for tbe sigu) . when you come to

town, and want a first-class picture.

Considerable complaint is made

that the steam peanut roasting machine docs not promptly sound its

whistle at 12 o'clock m., so that the Bedford visitors may be reminded

of their stone mill "chimes."

-Sherman Davis is in Lawrence,

Kansas, where he is promised a

railroad situation. Guy Davis ex

pects soon to join him. John Davis

jr. is in Lawrence, and has a first-

class railroad position.

Some needed and substantial

improvements are being made in the county clerk's office. When completed, it will be one of the neatest, (as it is already the most

systematically conducted) clerk's

office in the state.

Thesuitof J. G. McPheeters, -V W V S -w-k. nr

jr., Jos. Hi. rlen ley and u. w.

Browning against the railroad

company for amount due them on

excursion contract, several years ago, was decided against the railroad company in supreme court last week. The amount in contro

versy is about $200.

Tobe Smith has completed the

extension to his store-room, on the south side, and is rapidly getting his stock in shape. Traveling

men are surprised to see so large

and varied a stock of goods in the

jewelry, fancy goods, and plated

ware line, in a town no larger than

Bloomington. Tobe has an im

mense supply of Chinese and Japa

nese goods, which he is now open

ing.

Gray Harry, the well known

stallion belonging to John F. May, died on Monday morning with

lung fever.

Prof. Van Nuys was last week

presented with a handsome goldheaded cane, by the Sigma Chi Fraternity.

It was quite refreshing to see

an artistically arranged and cleanly

printed program for the '78 class re-union. It was printed in the

Columbus (Ind.) Democrat office,

and was so much superior to the daubs usually distributed at this

College as to induce much fnvor-

able comment.

It ia rumored that Sunday

trains will again be placed on the

"Monon" route. Perishable freight

passed over the road last Sunday lumber, portable engines, eta., etc.

Whenever it will pay a railroad

company to run a train, you may

very reasonably expect it to be run Sunday or no Sunday.

If you want to see the nicest

and best selected lot of Queensware and Glassware ever brought to

the town, go to the Post Office, at

JUlettsvilie.

Mrs. Swift, a daughter of

Thos. Spicer, died in Bloomington, Monday morning, of consumption.

J. F. Blair will leave Bloom

ington this week, for Anaheim, Cat. He has sold bis farm of 74

acres to Ren. C. Smith, taking as

part payment that gentleman's in

terest in tbe Smitn cz Hunter gro

cery store. Mrs. Blair has con

sumption, aud the change of loca

tion is made with the nope ot ben

efitting her health.

J. W. Shoemaker, (at Stuart &

McPheetcrs'a hardware storu'l is Agent

for the McCormick reaper end toowor.

Not only Bosses iu the veget

able line, but all kinds of groceries,

dry goods, boots and suoes,bats and caps, cheap for cash, at Lane &

Buskirk. s.

No man should buy a suit of clothes or a single garment, till he has examined and priced Kahn's stock. Every article is selected

with the greatest care, and the laU

est styles in cut and texture are as

sured.

Buy where you can get the latest styles in Neck Wear, Collars and Cuffs, Gloves and Hose, which place is acknowledged by all to be at Mose Kahns.

Samuel Gillmore has bought"

W. B. Hughes' west loty on west 5ih street. John M. McGee was re-elect

ed county superintendent on Mon-1

day of last week. W. H. East will build a residence on east 7th street, having purchased a lot in that locatity. Mr, Raleigh, who was railroad agent at this point a year or two ago,died recently in Louisville. Chas. E. Voss of Kankakee, Ills., is at the bedside of bis Bother, in this place. She is dangerously siok. On Thursday, June 7th, Eliaa Abel was 83 years old. Mr. Abel ia as erect and active as many men of sixty year. Look at the handsome atone

front buildings now in course of;

erection, and toll as if a fire on the public square is not public blessing. Misses Jennie, Amanda, and Miss OIlie Willson, will spend vacation with friends in Canton, Illinois. A brick engine- house, with

Mayor's office and Council Cham'

ber in the second story,, will be

built in the northeast coruer of the court house yard. Rev. John A. Bower, of the

Walnut St. Presbyterian Church,

has tendered his- resignation as

Pastor, to take effect Sept. 1st.

Whooping cough is no respecter of persons many adults

are suffering with' it. Jan. Robinson, of Anderson & Robinson, is whooping up his cough with great regularity. A $250 steam engine, with peanut attachment, ha.i been located on the north side of Howe's building. A special train will be run from Bedford soon, to accommodate those who may wish to see this wonderful piece of machinery.

The many warm friends of

Dick Houston were shocked at the news of his death, which occurred on Monday night a week. Deceased was for some time a popular salesman in tbe Bee Hive dry goods store, and was generally liked. The funeral, at Maple Grove Church, was attended by a large number of people from Bloomington, and some very handsome floral pieces were contributed by .. his friends in this place. The State Central Committee of the National Greenback Party, met in Indianapolis last week.

Samuel Wallingford, Eli' Boruff

and Hugh Marlin were in attendance. The anti-monopoly organi

zation was also in session, and made an effort, Mr. Wallingford

states, to perfect a union with the

Greenbackers. . In this they did

not succeed, though some of the

Nationals concluded to cast their

fortunes with the Anti-Monopoly

Party. A national conventfoa of

the latter organization is to be

held in Chicago on tbe 4th of July,

and delegate wen appointed from

each oounty of Indiana, Hush

Marlin, it is reported, went over

to the new party, and was appoint

ed a delegate to tbo 4th of July

convention. Mr. Marlin will see

that the others do not have a monopoly of the speeches. Fresh Roasted Java Coffee. Fresh Roasted Golden Rio, At Dunn &Co.'s cheap cash House. Dunn & Co. sell a Golden Rio that makes a rich, delicious cup of highly flavored Coffee. Try. it.

&-You Must Settle Up.I have been in business S years, and my books must be settled by eash or note. Come .forward without further notice. I mean business. H. Lindlhy.

' Ellis Sluss arrived at home from Chicago, last Thursday, and will remain several weeks. A. T. Massey has sold a house he owned on west 6th street to Mr. Yoho, of Van Buren township, and . Mr. Y. will remove to Blooming ton. Becker, tbe Indianapolis confectioner, has a contract tor fur- - nishing the Alumni dinner, Wednesday. He will bring everything, from Indianapolis meat, ices,

cakes and silverware, The best evidence the Frog rew

can see of Thos. A. Hendricks' aa-. tional importance, is the fact that his utterances on Presidential matters create a sensation from the At lantio to the Pacific. It isn't every man with a sore toa that can agitate political centers at wilL A barbed wire fence, on the farm of D. V. Buskirk, near Gosport, injured a valuable horse severely, that it was found neeessa-

ry io Kiu ir. Prof. Truedley, wife and two childeren, are at .the residence of. . Mrs. T's father, Dr. Mok Thay will remain during the week.

Prof. E. P. Cole, an educator of experience (present proprietor' -of the city book store) has been T ected a Trustee of tbe Graded SoLools, vice W. P. MeXarft whose term of office had expired,' B. F. Adams, A. B. Plulputtatsd .- E. P.Cole now constitute the board. , . Just as much pains taken fodfal

uij auii xa kwu wcikuo.- wry v.

leaned; Jsosfcirk when you aa

small children, as it yon.

uAKaltAa - .

a ne reception cenaereu to Allison Maxwell and bride; nt the'' residence of the grooro'V parente, " i mi j - il - .

lost xnursaay nignt, was a oni--., I . i ' m t .. .

nanc arrair. ami was isimivsnsaa. .

ed. The night was beautiful, tin erounds were handsomely darnrala.1

1 I! .LlJ J iI.SL .

j n i ,

ed on in tbe most agreeable man- . ncr possible. Fresh strawberries at Lane 4f Buskirk's every day, and other -vegetables, too. Dr. B. A. McGee find familr win aooa

remove to Los Aigcl.js, Cal., Ir the benefit of Mrs. MeUee's health.

"Gold and StLVBa w'u haVe Some."-Sole Agent for the "Gold and Silver' Shirts. Best In the market. Also Agent for' Dr. Ball's Health Corset. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. W. W. WICKS' Bkk Hivb.

Comb and examine our summer silks, aud you will want to buy, because the qualities arc good and the prices are low, at the New York Store. Young men, don't forget tl:at the largest stock and greatest variety of Neckwear, Suspenders Shirts, Hats, etc., can be found at Kalni's ."loihing stare,

The 4th of July will be celebrated in Bloomington in all the gorgeousness for which the present century is noted. Many new and novel features will be introduced iuto the celebration, among them, Japanese daylight fireworks. band of Sioux Indians in tbeir war dances, and arrangements are be:ni? made to have W. W. Duraod, th ageut for Barnum's .Show, bring; Jumbo, the largest elephant in the world, to town that day. Darand can get him if any one can. Batr remember, the 4th will be a big day. What does it mean, rock eon

siant crowds going in and oat, aV

the ee Corner? It means, that Lane & Buskirk's is the place to

get bargains, and the people are

nnuing is out. A dispatch from .Lafayette,

dated June 8th, conveys the following information :

"James H. Smart was to-day alsntlil S resident of Perdue Vnirerslty. TKraa allots were taken btf tha trnetHaa. Jdtia

Clark Kidpath, of OrtMnoaatle, aad lraaident White, who have just resigned from Perdue, received votes on the irst and, second ballots. M. Q. Stephens was advanced from collega Iiirrian to Profistsor of mathematics. K. R. Smith, Ute principal of the academy department, wasd-

dvanced to the caair or nglw Utunt-

ture." Lake Salt, dean enough to salt Butter, only 91.35 per bbl. White Fish in 101b. kits, 60s. 1211)8. Green Coftea for f I. All these bargains at Dunn &Co's . Rifle Powder, Shot Guu Powder, Blasting Powder, DuaocVCi Fence Posts, sawed and eplitv Fur sale by Dunn Co. . HEmFP'S SALE. By virtue of a certifled copy ot de eree, to me directed, from the dark's- office of tho Monroe Circuit Cewt; In a cause wherein'Olive O. Hunter jefialntiy ' and John W. MerU, Margaret tbtW'

J John Markson and Mary Mitrksooiara cfe

tenaant-t, requiring me to inaKe ana- na.. of one hundred aad slaty-eight doSlar and artj cents (9168 SO) with intoNst o . said decree, and costs, I wtll spas at public sale to the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, JuwenJ, 18 between the hours of 19 o'clock a. a a4 4 o'clock p. XI. of said dav. at the door . at

a large line of Carpets and Oil; the court house of said qroe eoontr. Cloths of the newest jj

wiuno oiaitvo mo irmwiiuii uuiint described Heal tit to. rtiotttc la

are sold for jwl , tho county of Monroe and State of Injdidna, to-wit:

j Part of Seminary Out-lV Numbers)

have arrived

Those fine shoes

at McCalla & Co's. J. W. Shoemaker (,tt Stuart & McPheeters's hardware' store) is Ageut for tho McCormick reaper aad mower.

The Bee Hive is !n receipt of

Carpets They

what they are.

No Lady can

afford to buy

dress pattern till she has examined '.lows, to-wit

the new arrivals ot fresh goods at Wick's Bee Hive.

Your Wool will Len. S. Field & Co.

bo bought by , who will .nav

BWinninir at a point one htmlr ani

twenty-seven feet (127) east at the mik west corner of said .Lot, running thentxt east orfo' fyuftdrMl and five (105) feet, thence north trine pcles and fifvwn link, -thence west one' hundred ami Are (10.1)

I feet, tlion south nine poles aad fifteen

the highest market price in cash or ! ltaT

goods.

Store.

j If such rents and proflu will not a4J

xf .:!! .1 .1 mr a sumcient sum u sausrv saw orcicu No one will deny that the New !rit,.r09t ,, 0t)tc r wm M lho WHW

York Store carries the largest slock

in the county. That is admitted bv

limo snd t&tco exiiose at mi Mia ,Kti Vh

fp simple of said real estate, or so much

all. Next in imnnrtanen. F.VM ha. u"TB?t 88 "Nf bu Slu?!. W 4nw

guii uicar umu - uie insure Wlin. wholesale men, and can buv goods

verv low. This inartrin is his flirt- 'nt '

lOiilnriirica . li.i ! !,; oujv- viiir.-v

....... j-, .... . .... f.,... t, ,u , I-H--itniiior in low jiri'w.

ilttcree, tuujtvst and costs.

Said s:ilo will bo m-ide without an.V re

lief whatever, from valuation or alMi4tar

nV.'4

w.ler.. ol tilllirv.