Bloomington Progress, Volume 18, Number 27, Bloomington, Monroe County, 3 September 1884 — Page 3
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THE QUEEN CITY CLOTHING STORE Old Stand CORNER ROOM. wE WILL SELL OUR PRESENT STOCK OF CLOTHING REGARDLESS OF COST, TO MAKES ROOM FOR THE LARGEST STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING EVER BROUGHT TO BLOOMING TON. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANYTHING IN OUR LINE NOW, IT WILL PAY YOU TO EXAMINE OUR STOCK, AND
TJCARN OTIR PRICES BEFORE BUYING. JNO TJiUUxTJiJJi XV HJtiUW UUUJJS.
s.
Old Stand
C. P. TOUllNER.
Car Loads
of
MEAL, S.0.1sT.E DUST, and Phosphate.
dDOIf1!? Bint till yon see its, and 8et prices.
HO &G0
AnlgMei ISertlce. NOTICK is hereby gien that the undersigned has been duly appointed KMignec for the benefit ef creditors, of 'John 1-. Smith of Bloomington, Indiana, trod having duly accepted akl trust and qualified as swt awigaee, Is So ductiareihr thS fitttMts 'of said troti. JEREMIAH If. MTTMANV " Ansignue. Btvomington'i Indiana, September 3, 1884.
v'VFBOSC all the surrounding counties the people flock ta Bloomings Ion to examine ToBe Smith's won-
Republican Speaking. MAJOR W. H. CALKTNS, Republican Candidate for Governor of Indiana,
will address the People of Monroe
county, ia Bloomington, on Wednesday, Sept 17th, at 1 o'clock p.m.
HON. JOHN L. GRIFFITH, Of Indianapolis, will speak at Ellettsville, Tues, night, Sept, 2d Hindoetan, Wed. night, Sept. 3d Smithville, Than, night, Sept. 4th
HON. JIM WOOD, The Irish Miner, and MokbY L. DUNLAP, Friday Night, Sept. 5th, at 7t30 o'clock. Irishmen should turn out, promptly, and bear their eloquent fellow countryman.
HON. J. F. DEZENDORF, Of Virginia, will speak in Blooraington, on Saturday Afternoon, Sept. 13th, at 1 o'clock.
HON. JOHN 8. WISE, Congressman at Large for the State of Virginia, will speak in Bloomington,on Monday Night, Sept. 8th, at 7i30 o'
clock. Mr.Wise is an eloquent and
noted speaker. Music by Drum Corps and Glee Club. Wn. T. BbottninG, Chairman, Jos 6. McPhkktR9, jr., Sec retry, Republican Central Committee.
Dou'l delay ordering your Fall suit till McGee is so crowded with
other orders as to be unable to give
you prompt" attention. I hat is the way it is likely to be, if you put it off too lone. He is receiving
some of the handsomest goods in his
line it has ever been our fortune to
examine, lhe new ran piece
goods are very tasty, and Mi-Gee lnAMO mar It war eittt tnrl millrca 11 1
derinl display ot . brcrtiflll goods. tjw He dfWt sjmp!y
JUS more is a son. u "". '"draw n t-iiie tne over vou and cut
the suit 50 many inches this way
T -
9F museum, in
- , Vlikh every article ever heard of is
kept, lie is a skillful watcnraaKer, and tarns out some splendid work. The famous five cent counter attracts great crowds when the Weather ia warm enough to spread the . goods out doors. No Store in Iriiana carries a better stock of fine jewelry, silverware, watches and clocks. . NoW the lee Cream season has opened and if you want the choicest lee Cream, made of the rii-nest cream aud purest sugar, you should go to'Beuckart. Neatest Ie Cream Parlor iu town, at Bcuckart's. Entrance on tie street neatly furnished, cleanly and convenient. Just the place for yaung men to take young ladies. Bread the great staff ef life is all th better for health for being extra good. That is the kind Benekart, the baker, bakes. Everybody that has eaten this bread rill cat it again. It is superb.
Botldess, farmers and
- jmiea, will find k greatly to tbeir interest and profit to call at our bard ware store before making por- - 'chases. We can give them some inside figures oa these specialties. MoPhkbtbb8 A Shoemaker. C. 'Van g5aiii &z Hon,
NDKRTAKERM Metallic Burial Caskets, Cases and
Comas. Hearse and Carnages fur
pished to order. Orders by tele-
graph will remve prompt atten
tion. Shop on College Avenne,
north end of W. O. Fee's Baud lag, BlooroingtOn, Indiana.
Anybody can secure ah organ
fer sumo now, oa terms that can easily e complied with. WilL S. Adkins, the
enters rtainr ajrent, (at McPheeters &
Shoemakers bardtrare store) win supply "mi with flrst-claos organ for $10 caib,
and $ per month till paid for; or a firstclass piano at $25 cash, . Sad $10 per
montn opto paid for. tjall en him and examine guarantees, instruments, and
earn farther pattiolnlars About terms,
Hens a rent only Iter flrst-clao inttru-
Try G. W. Browning & (Vs.
sow ,iw guanines tuii woigm w er--rr seek. Aold bv 3. M HuiitaV.
WASTED Agents to canvass fer the live .of Blaine and Logan. Rapid sales
and large profits. Strike qoiek, Brandt
tfc Bruce, 43 Thrope Bra, Indianapolis,
aaa.
. A Favorite Hotel is the Or-
fcaard House, sitaated opposite the depot The bouse is large, conveniently arranged,
.and the rooms are eomfortabiy farnisbed,
God beds, a well supplied table all that
any one night desire, are to be found
here. Weil arranged sample rooms are
attea np m tne urenara Mouse, and UOU-
tnbrciaj utveiers win and the Orchard
gtjpd boose at which to stop. Heals sop
jHiea w persons at reasons bit i Uswbard ie Son are the proprietors.
CftEAM FtOtJtt makes the sweetest, whitest bread, it. B. Clark sells it. Ceam FuovA makes the sweetest, whitest bread. J. B. Clnrk sells it.
st-New Seed Rye, BoTNew Seed Buckwheat, sF-Jjew Timothy Seed, WSeed Wheat, At DUNN & OO.'S.
Always Clet t he Best.
v J. W. Dickson, in the Meat
Chop just South of Herop Wilson's gro
cery store, Keeps me cnowesi near, and other seasonable meats. He also has a
vanoty of smoked meats, such as sugar-
and so many the other, but he looks
carefully to the building tip or let-
tine down of detective points. In
short McGce is all "Artist Tailor,"
and the true Tailor is a real Artist.
His cosy st'Crs !s on the south side.
Dvlx. though it ma O'o whh the
average dealer at this season df the year, Charley Mobley does a good buMncss-all the year round. He
has served a lifetime apprenticeship at the business, and is not a
Spring ftnd Fall" Merchant only.
He understands the requirements
of all seasons of the yeaf, and so has a generous and satisfactory
trade at the season of the year when
some men are doing comparatively
nothing. It yoo want to see a well assorted stock of goods, suited
to both sexes, and to town and country trade, go to the "Golden Rule."
The advice given from week
to week by the Progress is being heeded, as the crowds of customers that throng Hemp Wilson's Provision Store would indicate. The store is conveniently located in uPiwnaoa Rlnnlr " mnur nf ftth
js. st wyww Aawoa wa. aev vav wa street and College Avenue, and special efforts are directed toward keeping the choicest coffees, teas,
sugars, and other like supplies.
lhe stock otuiassware and (Queens-
ware is well selected and is sold at
a small profet. lhe best butter
can always be procured at Wilson's, as some of the best butter makers ia the county trade with him. Try his "Webster" cigar. The Orchard House improves with age. There is no quieter hotel in toe town. The dining-room
i kept scrupulously clean, the table indwell served, and the appoint
ments equal .to those of any hotel in Southern Indiana. xtaMneaa for Ladles.
The opportunities for ladies to find employment tbat H both suitable and remunerative, are limited; tbeir jjiay is usually poor as compared with, the salaries paid to men in same lines of occupatidn. But there are some very noted exceptions; journalism, the drama; music and platform offer ednal advantages to men and women, and there is one occupatidn ia which women are more successful than men, and
that ia in the management of agencies
In this line The tueen City Suspender Compaey, ef Cincinnati, D., are offering inducements to ladies that we think ought
to attract attention, xney are now man'
lecturing ana intronucmg tneir new
Stocking Supporters for Ladies and Children, aud their unequaled Skirt Suspend
ers for Ladies. None should he without
thorn ; our leading physicians recommend
them, and are loud in their praise, Tbese eooda are manufactured hv ladiaa who
have made the wants of ladies and children a stndy, and they ask us to refer them to some reliable arid energetic young lady to introduce tbem in this county, and wn certainly think that an earnest
solicitation in every nonscnold. would meet with a ready response, and that a
determined woman could make a band some salary, and have aii exclusive agen
cy- We advue some young lady who t
in deed of employment to sena the com
Cleveland is pretty sure, if he lives, to serve out his term as Governor. Cleveland had better freeze on to that Long Branch cottage. It is a surer thing than the Presidency. The true independent in politics is the one who takes drinks from the candidates of both parties. Gen. Butler ia not expected to contribute greenbacks to the Cleveland canvass, but be may give it a check. It is not the procession that takes part in a street parade, but the procession on election day that tells for a political party. A campaign poet has discovered that appendix rhymes with Hendricks. The appendix is supposed -to be Clevelaud. Mr. Cleveland being a bachelor, no woman by his defeat will be disappointed in her ambition to be lady of the White House. And that ought to count for something. The Kingston poet entitles an epic, "Cleveland our Cincinnatus." This looks a good deal like an attempt to pass the Democratic candidate off for an Ohio man. Senator Bayard's opponents looked up his rebellion record in time to run him off the Presidential track, but candidate Hendricks's record, which is a great deal worse, seems to have been overlookedt Ohio hits a curiosity in a man who can be flattened oui like a pancake and .rolled nh like a cr.rpet. After the first week in Novt-inbcr it will be found that just such n man lives in New York, and hU name is Cleveland. -:- Will John Kelly liarraouizc ?" asks an anxious nnti-Blnino organ. That dopends upon circumstances. There will undoubtedly be some vocifcronsncss in the New York atmosphere, bnt that it will bo harmony is not- so sur?. The mana
ger of a chnrch fair was asked ti there would be music each evening.
He replied cautiously i "I thiuk
riot; biit there will be singing."
Harper's Weekly never was a
Republican pnper. , It cartooned
in repulsive manner JLincoin, urant, Hayes, Garfield, and others. And now it is going for Blaiue: . The cartoonists of but h Harper's Weekly and Puck are foreigners, and we
are not surprised at their cartoons.
The young man on the Jiidge is a n t j .i t j - s p -
Everybody ought to use "Cream Flour," sold by James B. Clark it is the talk of the town. If you use it once yon will wonder why you didn't use it before. Remem ber that it is the "Bee Hive" grocery, next to the poetoffice, that keeps this "Cream Flour."
We use "Cream Flour" sold by J. B. Clark, because wo liud it is Ilia best. We use "Cream Flour" sold by J. B. Clark, because we And it is the best.
Read the resolution passed by the Democratic convention, Saturday a week we don't have to go to lnd ianapolis to find a Democratic resolution that meant nothing the Democratic town ring gives us home evidence. Progress. Yes, read the resolution and the" proceedings of the convention, and you will find that the resolution was fully complied with. The resolution did mean something. It meant that the convention would do the right thing by "worthy and capable" soldiers. The name of no soldier was before the convention for Sheriff when tlie nomination was made except that of Lampkins. Courier. Well, what was the matter with Lantpkihs ? Isn't he A Worthy and capable soldier? "the Artesian well is down to "Potsdam Sandstone." This profane rock is said to be the waterbearing article that the drillers have been hunting. So mote it be. Bloomington Post G. A. R. or a number of tbem, went down to Harrodsburg, Wednesday night of last week, to organize a Post in that town. They were i Major Mulky, Capt. W. J. Allen, dipt. J. W. Shosmaker, A. T. Mnssy, James M. Rice, M. V. Criffay, Capt. Henry Henley, W. H. Jones, Capt. W. B. Hughes, J. McK.ee, Newt. Hnthers, W. W. Wicks, and H. J. Keltus. The ceremonies of instituting the Post were held at Knigbts of Pythias hall, and were conducted by C'Jmmunder Mulky, assisted by the rest of the Bloomington detail. Twenty-four Old soldiers were duly instructed in the work of the O. A. U. after which officers were elected as follows: Or. L. T. Lowdor, Post commander. Solon Pedigo, Senior Vice. James Lowder, Junior Vice. Geo. 31. Strain, Quartormasteri John Brogan, Surgeon. Kev. E. P. F. Wlls,Chaplaln. John Clay, Officer of the Day. Pink Moore, Officer of the Guard: Mitchell Finley, Adjutant. David C lambers, (J lurtermaater riorgt. Gsorgf Smith, Sergeant Major: "The new Post is named at'tel two deceased private soldiers, Taylor and Ouy, and is No. 376." Do i t forget that Wi Pj McNary'ssalcot personal property will
j take place on next Saturday, at his
mule i residence. There are a number of
' fine sheep, stock hogs, fat steers.
The hickory hilt crop" premises to be uncommonly large. The cantelope crop is enormous this year, and the quality excellent. A Presidential campaign year' is proverbially bad for business. Elections ought td occur once in ten years. Mississippi has brought for
ward a white alligator by way of
proving the wonderful tilings it can show. Possibly some day it will Eroudlv hold up a free vote and an onest count. Capt. J. W. Shoemaker was uji in the vicinity of Laporte, Ind., ten or twelve days, called home by the death of his step-father, who was 82 years of age. Mr. Shoemaker's mother is now visiting bis family. Col. James Keg win has been nominated by the Republicans of the 3d District as their candidate for Congress. The wife of J. D. Urmey, an estimable and highly respected lady, died at her residence in Harrodsburg, on the night of August 13th. Samuel Wallingford returned last week from a trip through several adjoining counties, and reports "mules off." He has, thus unpur
chased about two hundred
coits, tne nijjuesi ngure pain oeing i
$50. Last year ibey ran as high
as ! von r in iimd of stuck don't nec
I " . o Harry Witherby, agent of the ; Iect to attend this sale. L. N. A. & C. railway, at Green- HIrseh nasbeen making a
castle, was in town Ut weck.toar 0f some of the principal cities J
tiarry is an eiunu-iastic nepuuu- aud rctM1ed to the best oue lust
can, and says that (be Irishmen of .Saturday B
GOOB HEWS !
warn
M of
The Mominees are now before the people, and a
Dn Goods
Has been bought by Mr. McCalla in person. It is not necessary to vouch for hi taste that is conceded. Not only is the Variety great, but THE STOCK IS IMMENSE. Ladies, for some one may come in and select the article YOU fancied.
NEW Room, Wesl Side Square.
M'CALLA & CO.
AW The Photograph Gallery room occupied for so many years by J. Si Allison, is now for rent. A. firstelass Photographer can find plenty of business here a botch need not apply. For further particlars call on or address editor of this paper.
Statements of indebtedness have been sent to several persons who do hot respond. We will pub lish a list of tbese delinquents,soon, in the Progress, and will send each of these parties a marked copy.
milk cows, alderney heifers and
fine young cattle to be soldi H j
nun v har flatim ttnd aAdruss. and mnnfcinn
ft -L . 1 , 1 1 . i . . ... , .
iwiMucr, muu nnHnnnn ( mis paper. Ad (Ires. Uuncn Ullv Muspen
un yetir way home stop and get mew dor Company. Has. 177 and 179 Main
ei gooa meat. 1 . W. JMtlfcBUiS. , Street, Cincinnti, Ohio:
Buckeye,
Blaine.
and the Judge is for
The current issue of the Ind
iana School Journal has the fol
lowing ;
Indiana bad not less than a hun
dred representatives at "the great
convention" at Madison, Wis. An
Indiana man, President Smart, ofj
Purdue, organized the "exhibit,"
which surpassed that at the centennial, in extent and quality. The
Indiana part of the exhibit, under
the control of State Superintendent
Holcombe, was one ot the best, if
not the best, and conceded by disinterested parties.
-The Supreme Court of the
State of Indiana knocks all the
staffing out of the idea that guessing
at the number of beans in glass globes is not gambling or taking chances in a lottery, but a matter of calculation. The court avers
that a ticket holder can not ascertain, in order to make bis calcula
tion, the thickness of the glass of
tbe sealed globe, or the size of the beans, and must therefore) in a measure,deuend on pure guesswork. On Saturday a week, the Citv
of Anoka; Minnesota) was almost
entirely wiped out with fire) for tbe fourth time within a few years. The loss is estimated at one million dollars. The scene was one of wild eodfusion and excitement.
Columbus Republican : The
treneral ooinioh of Col. Nfatsnn
among the Fbldiera, of this district
may be summarized about as fol
lows t ifo man ever made louder professions of'love than he; no one
ever made more promises, chair
man of the pension committee, no one ever has bad a belter opjior-
lunity to ao something tor them, and with such an opportunity no
man ever did less. Alatsoo is a demagogue and a fraud, and we want iid more oi him.
Grcencasitle are organieinx -Bluhic
Logan Club.
From White Hall wc learn
that Walter Coffy aud Will Liv-
iiigKton have accepted an engagement with F. G. White of drama
tic fame, aud will leave next Mon
day for Frankfort, where they will
meet the company. They will be
gone eight months.
A colored man from Texas
(Dr. Porter) spoke in the court house
yard, last Thursday night, to a largo
audience, Composed mainly of his own people, though many white
Republicans; were scattered through
ths audience: Porter was a surprise to the members oi the local
committee, arid to his hearers gen
erally, in tliat his speech far surpassed anything they had expected
from him. His reiriarkS-were connected, pointed, and at times elo
quent, ad well pleased were the
people that another appointment
was. made for him on Saturday
afternoon, at which time an enthusiastic audience of men and women greeted him.
Soddy Carmichael has traded bis residence on west 6th street to a man at Frankfort, Ind., for a stock of boots and shoes which invoiced $1,800.
Maj, Grubbs' meetings in this
county, during the past week, have
been largely attended. TheHar-
rodsburg meeting, Friday night,
was the largest indoors meeting ev
er held in the town. Tbe Bloom
ington Glee Club ttaug for the meeting. We have often wondered why
business men, and the clerks especially, did not rebel against being
housed up in their places of business so many hours of the day, a
custom1, in favor of which not one
idea can oe aavsuceo. au places of business, including saloons, should not be open later than eight
o clock, and in winter the hour
should be earlier. As it Is, no bus
iness house triakes any money after
thai; hour, and the practice results in nothing except In inflicting in
jury oh the proprietor and his help,
while if th(! saloons were closed earlier the major part of the carous
als would stop and cause dozens of
persons to be at home with their families where they belong. 01
course a general compliance with
this rule would be necessary id order to make it successful, but a gen
eral agitation of the subject would
make the scheme a success.
Saturday Bloomington.
It looks' as though the aggressive campaign was tightening up its suspundeis preparatory to getting doWn to Work, Peter Routier nn Indianapolis builder, has been awarded tile contract for the erection of the three new college buildings for DePanw University, Greencastle, to cost $50,000. Two buildings for Indiana University, at Bloomington,
will cost over 860,000. The Green
castle buildings must be ordinary
structures.
Not very many months ago the
Courier used to contain exhaustive articles oa the subject of grave-yard
insurauce. According to the Courier, the persons who speculated iu
this class of insurance were ghouls
bad men generally and no lan
guage was too severe to be used in writing of them. Give us softie thore tif that "fine writln," Bro. Felt Us your readers feel lonely
without it;
No one would believe thai
such crowds attend Republican
meetings in Blodmirigtdn, this early ib the canvass, if he did not see
for himself; Maj. Gfcubbe' meeting
Saturday night, was a magnificent
ode, and the people listeued to him dver two hours. At the close, Hon.
W. F. Browning threw open tlie
doors of the Church, arid Geo. W.
Lampkins,a life-long Democrat arid
gallant Union soldier, stepped td
tbe front and renounced his alle
giance to the Democracy. This is
the beginning, in Monroe cdunty.
Mose Hahd left Blooriiingtod
ob Wednesday of last week, for
a trip East; 'Miss Margaret McGilIa arid
Miss Kate lliijht, have returned
from a two weeks trip to the North
west, takiifg in Petoska, Mack
inaw, etc. Will Brd. Feltus of theCdUrler read extracts from his piiper (in the tneetiiigs this Fall), giving bis views on graveyard Insurance, aud its probable effect upon a candidate for office on the Democratic ticket; The Republican Central Cdni mittee will meet at 10 o'clock aM , on Saturday, September 13tb, 1884, in the Grand Jury Room: Mr. Burfordf wttb recently retdrned i'rdni Wioblbi, Kausas, says Uut Craig Wot-iey and Wade Galloway bave one of the best livery nb!e locations in Wichita, and are rriakint? uinnm- i-imhlK-
1
M. D. Griffy & Co. have secured the contract for Showers tiros. Bedstead Factory Buildings. They will be 100 feet apart, three in numberj and each 50 by 132 feet. 102,000 brick and about 70,000
feet of lumber will be used ia the
construction. The building for the machinery will be on the north end of the grounds j the next building south will be the finishing and varnishing departments) the third building will be the wareroom and shipping department, the firm have enough seasoned lumber on
hands to supply their factory dur
ing the next twelve months. Bro. FeWus Seom to have lost all interest id graveyard insurance.
Give us some of those old-time ar
ticles, in which you skinned the
fellows who insure their dying pa-
ivia nrifl tHftlra St. flin .riatt fyPiMin.
backs. Don't weary of well-doing, ! nave held several interesting meet- . - - I ? j S A. t. ' ' i " a.1. ? . I j I -.a
Bio. Fellus whdtfp 'dl up, as tod country wunin ine pasi
W. P. Rogers will address the Blaine & Logan Club, at Harmony, in Van Buren p., next Saturday night, Sept. 6th, 1881. , All are invited td hear him. The county Institute will be held in December. Mrs. Van Nuys lias gone to Waupaca Wtsi iiev. D. A. Graham of the Afri
can M.E. Church will take charge of
the colored school in this place. He has been located in Washington, Daviess co.
Mrs. Hattie Csrnahari, a sister of
Mrs. B. A. Mi-Gee, died at her home iu Locgdotee, dri Adg: lSiH, with consumption. J. C. Wooley's sister, of Middletown, O. Mrs". Elizabeth Wooley, is visiting his family. The W. C. T U. held their regular monthly meeting iri the U. P. Church) Monday evening; Miss Moliie Waldron is Visiting Bedford friends. D. W. Browning, Jas. Kelly;
S. K. Rhorer, W. P. Rogers and
several others visited the LiouisviUc Exposition lost week; The Courier says : "Spot such mcd as pretend to be Democrats; and arc giving information td the enemy."
Ha ! scotiiid-rir-eij t haVe luce within me g-r-asp I
Nat. U. Hill and it. fi. tledleV
W. W. Wicks has gone eaat after a Fall stock of goods. Hi left oidcrs with his ralesmen to close out everything in. the bott! at any price they could get. AH arrangement has beeti made by which the salesman get a premiuol on the largest amount of sales each! one makes. As a result each ono will trv to sell the greatest quantity of goods, and if you want anything at the BSe Hive, you can get H at your own figures; Get a Iftwfi Mower; for the" Bitbv to play with. We keefc two jUnK ard machine!), the "By" ami tfte "Clip per." Ttmy will do AraiiqlaH Work. MdPBEETRKS ft 8TIOKM A.KKB. , , 1 NOW HATS te Two full-blood, sHort-borfi Dtif ham Bull Calves, arid few Fine' Heifers, that will be sojd on reasonable terms. Clint. M. HoustoK;
Tbev retmrt
' ftitill'jlluk lift 0tti.li fttlct'itlf'a ' i
McGee will soon take tl e ,.,;, unr: '
r p.
jerk In
used to.
E.l
road for a Baltimore clothing house.
Ed. has had some experience as a
solicitor, and aside from his modes
ty, makes a good salesman.
Charley Mobley was in Louis
ville, last week, getting a car-loa d of goods for the "Golden Rule."
He snvs Louisviue loosed line ouu-
day in Bloomington.
Indiana Conference of the M; E. Church returned J. E. Brant to Bloomington; B. Carter goes to Ellettsville t J.D. Crane to Gosport J E. P. Wells to Harrodsburg. The grand jury, s drawn, comprises David Miller, George Strain) Wash. Mercer, Milton Myers, J.G, Hacker, Roger Kerr. Many of the leading papers of New York State say the Republicans will carry that state this fall beyond all reasonable doubt. The bolters are already disgusted with their meagre following; A new marshal every iriorith or two Would be a gddd investment. Bash hew one makes it a point to clean the streets. --Tue petit jury for the present circuit court is: W. T. Blair, Geo. P. Findley, John Wright, Win. Butcher, Win. Welnier, B.U.Dunn, James Abel, Sexton Long, P. Fosectt, David Chambers, Jacob Carmichael, Paris Koous; Dr. Moss attended the tiweu c'oiinty teachers' institute; at Spencer, last week. The Republican papers' are setting Up a great howl because the democrats didn't nominate George Lampkins for Sheriff, when the reason td them is obvious.-Courier. What's the matter with Lampkids f Isn't he as good a man as
you had before the Convention ? Kfearnev Buskirk arrived at
home last Thursday, after a five
weeks trip through Iowa add Illinois. The circuit Codft and grand jury begdu their regular September
grist ou Monday. The docket of
circuit court is riot very extensive. College bell will ring ou Thursday morning;
The fofuLAR 'Queen City
tiotning store" was thrown dpen to
the public again lost week. C. P. Tcurner is deteriuened to get rid
ot nis nne stock at auy price, sd
t,nat ue can wring on J? all Uouds. ' If there is anything you deed, iu
that line, yoo can get it dirt cheap
I mm a me vim wtiicr ciutuiu: i store;
Frank Moore, tioW a cl
a Chicago railroad offce, was married on the 27th at Georgetown ,Ky., to Miss Floyd N. Moore. Dunn,Williams & Moore,prbprietors of the marble quarry; just east of the new college buildiugs, have sent some handsomely prepared samples of their product to the Louisville Exposition. There is none better in the land arid experts will pronounce it superior to aiiy. Make an honest effort to elect Major Grubbs, and you will havfe
a Representative in Congress of
whom you may feel proud, arid in whom ybtii confidence will not be misplaced. You will have an opuortunitv to see and hear bdth nien;
and wend not fear Hut that you will decide that Grubbs is the most
fitting man for the place.
ii Yit tVii Them? More than a square west of, and
overlooking the grounds of Showers'
Bedstead iJndtories, and the Boston Hoop Factory, wc have three very handsomely located Building Lots. They arc thickly set with stately elniSi fruitful apple, near and chest
nut trees, arid are ou the edrrier of
two streets. The lots Will be sold together. Apply sooh to ROGERS & WUOL'LEY.
Married, last Sunday evenirig, at 4:15 p.m., at the residence of the bride's ninthcr; in Albany, Texa( Rev. Mr: Fulton officiating,. Mr; W. J. Wigley to Miss. Grace Mct: r" MM ii J'.l '
xvinnoy. xu r. m igiey is our popular furniture dealer, and Miss Grace
is brie of dur handsomest young
ladies. Albany JNews.
David S. Ervin, of Cedarville,
O., is in town, Mrs. Ella IVoolery attended the Burton Family ReiiiJibn, at Mitchell; last week. The Greenbaekets held a Joint Rjpresentati?e convention in Uniouville, cri Friday. Samuel Walllngforii arid a Mr. Clark were candidates. Clark secured the nomination. In the absence of the proprietor the Bee Hive salesmen are "cutting and slashing" prices. Go, while Wicks is away, if you' want ,1a take advantage of UiK slate of affairs.
. BttlXa yo.tr collars; cuffs, fcc. td McCalla & Co. and have theni laundried by the best Laundry id Indianapolis. Wc wish to exchange ail on? notes, and book accounts, add alsd all our goods for county orders pike orders, greenbacks, black backup gold, silver and good clean wool at par. Will sell you good dirt cheap; Call and try til. McCALLA A CO. JiM rtJerited ie .ral! load of' Buckeye Reapers and Mowers; the best machine id the market; having been thoroughly tried and tested in every way, both for durability, lightness df dranght and ease df management! Thejr have" never been excelled. E-ery one warranted td rout satisfaction; Don't fail to call and examine them at once. W. J. ALLEN; The Weir arid BrowU GiltlviU tors, 4nd Thomas Sulkv Hay Rakes'
are now iu stock and sold only by W. J. ALLEN. Bcildino material of all kinds' . at very low prices; C:ili ana sea us before buying. Wt 4i A !;!!: Hot Wka1;her dot lies at Mose Kahri's clothing store; so chearJ that ydd Can not help buying. Fob summer get eutrie c tillable, coat dr 'pants at KnhVs plutiiihtf stores Best place lb tdwn for that ptirpose; ,. ''Who is yout eiolhier?" Kahn. . "DeS he give vun bar gains?" He linea; "Has ha i new stock of Siiihritcr clothing?" Yes, a large variety and so chnip; . Mose Kahn has the latest, novelties in hats, nrckwear; at low prices. Call on him whtd vod' need ad ohtCt: Mosisi Kahn. W jdst (tflrHcd fi-om Cincinnati; wli.re hU M jitif, chaserl a large and ciegatlt stock in Summer clothing and underweafr Stoek Vtittn ftr itni. fie. W: T. UeXAfv il! jat W 'ittfif Nm: cdhtaihihL' 32S aci-fi il hltlw tinriB
of iiltHiiiiingtmC Ind.; to k good tenant; ,
lor a term ot inree yonm,- rr money riavalila dunrterlr. TI16 fitrtti &
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Ind.
New Departure, and the toiigueli w aM
ftrKt-clK, and beat made or sold, at Mc
trheeters x Shoemakers.
T CapiUsli.stii I HATH FOIJ SAIiR a quantity of TtirripiRe, H.tihdi, tieariiv interest at 6 per cent, payable twmtaahtmlly, whitrti will be sold at par. Denomination from $100 up to 9500. The aeourity U tbe 'bt in the Stntc, arid Is wrttij; of Investigation by those bJ hate trioHey for ihtwt ment. ISA AO Ct-AHAN, July 23.1884. Treat. Monroe Ctwinty.
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Sold by HcCaiil 5
Public ftal. if, X will offer . at Vublic Sale; jit.iiiy rariC " m . . .1 1 -
at 1 o'clock P,.M,HhiIioM funuHare;.
Farming; UtenJs, rntttufi and, t&aipeat and a large amount of atock, conaUUag of BO head flnti nrlHo tii,3 Hernio Bfipa; 4d head tvetlien and gradis. Stock, nojt.
Jaft OH-Ti a, vyu-tva, AHlVTHVjr UOftlKI,
.1 fi vMa.nw M.IIU
Term." of ah for. alrAaunee
time, without interest, witu note aad afi pretcd.ecUrity: . Btoomington.Ind. Aug. (J, 1984."""!B5!S","'"'!SHB38iai5 TtfE extension heel rdbfer ja jt
new tlnng, at W. T. tSIaira mm. atir AMa
W. T. Blair doesn't , iiarkiW auction goods in any wa prefeK ebce given tdgbod goods aii less1 profit, I have the only one priof slitAi and boot Btjore in town; Every body treated the same wayj at W; T.Blair's. , I now have ibe only cpieK line of tine shiies, of all kinds) irt the city. W.T.Blair. TatfRE dlrfttuct Ptues of cn'sioniraade bdotaj aud sUues; now in 'stock at W. T. Blair's. Cl,KAt rubW bots and hoes tor the tall, at W. T. ibirV; . Ai.L goiitls marked down iu plain figures far oasb ; no cuttiftg uit prices at W; T; Bhiir'si