Bloomington Progress, Volume 18, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 10 December 1884 — Page 3

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--American Watches at bottom prices, At H, P. Toornet'a corner jewelry atoro. Crkam Flour makes the sweetest, whitest broad, J. B. Clark sella it. We ue "Creata Flour" sold hv J. B. Clark, became we Bud it is the heat. Evkrybody ought toose "Cream Flour," sold by James B. Clarkit the talk of the town. If you use it once you will wonder why you didn't use it before. Remember that it is the "Bee Hive" grocery, next to the postoffioe, that

keeps th "Cream -Floor;"

Come and see our new supply of

Wheat Drill, Ton will aeaa on ttua

Von. V0PBKXTBB8& SflOEMAKKB.

Christmas Fine Suits,

FINE OVERCOATS just Received at the Popular

Gifts and

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Now 18 the time to secure your Overcoats and nice warm under

ciotuinir. while Toorner of the

Queen City has a big fresh stock. New goads just received. Wabaah Scratches, and Itch, eared in SO annates, by Woodford's Sanitary Lotion, Us" no other. Tab aevar fails Sold by H. Lii.tlley, Druggiit. i.o?12-y Alles the old hardware man

has been burins carload lots of

' Nails, etc., and hurmers who intend to build or repair, this fall, will . find that, it pays to get his prices. BieoBRali the time, grown W. J. Allen's stock of Cook and Heating stoves,and larger each season are the sales: The best cook stove in the county is sold by Allen. Fob Tools of all kinds, and

Waeon Makers' supplies, it will

way yon to go to W. J.' Allen,

Blooraington, lad.

BuiLDJNe material of all kinds

at very low prices. Call and see US before buying. W. J. Allm. Frch all the surrounding counties the people flock to Bloomington to examine Tobe Smith's wonderful display of beautiful goods. Bis store is a sort ,of museum, in which every article ever beard of is kept. Be is a skillful watchmaker, nod turns out some splendid work. The femora fi e cent counter attracts great crowds when the weather is warm enough to spread the goods out doors. No Store in Ie3fcna carries a better stock of fine fewelry, silverware, watches and clocks.

HAViifO enlarged our stock of

Uewrat itamwsnv completing in evury iteUil out linn of Builders -Materials, empracingr xll naw and attractive pa tie ins, rta UePheeters & Shootna'rer Ask you im give us call Wore purchasing. '. ,Tmb Oyster season has opened, and Geo. Benekart, the popular Tvstursot keeper, is better prepared , , tbi Maon titan usual to supply hh . catomera with the choicest Oysters that can be secured. Bis rooms j 4ue neatly fitted np, snd gentle- . teen accompanied by ladies will 'find Benckart's the place to visit. BrbAd the great staff of life is all the better for health for being Jgstnti good. That is the kind tBeaiekart. the baker, bakes. Ev-

ry body that has eaten this bread

tin. it is sapero.

CLOTHING STORE, Corner Koran.

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CORNER ROOM The Old Stand. C. V. TOURBfER, - - Proprietor.

Holiday Presents Of ihe commou-sense kind, are

sold by Mose Kahn, the Boss cloth

ier. They consist of all manner ot Fine Furnishing Goods for Gents,

and must be seen to be fully Appreciated.

. Bnldbrb, farmers and meehastca.'will find it greatly to their atterf and profit to call at our 'SiidwaH' store before making pur-

we ean give them some

n these specialties.

, JSWgBsa Shoemaker. P.,VmflEwB.a fc Son, ' JLBH BBAIZB8 IX ' fletallic Burial Caskets, Cases and Coffins. Hearse and Carriages ftirliifcetoordetl Orders by telei cranb will receive nromot atten-

"') toon. ' Shop on College Avenue,

- woirtk end of W. O. Fee's Batld-

imfr Bloomington, I ndiaoa. Hemp. Wilson, the live Gro-

in the Progress Block, is ran-.

ning a delivery wagon. All goods will be delivered to any portion of the city free. Trade with Wil

son, and nave your gocds deliver-

. A Favositt Hotel is the Or-

akard Eotw, aituased oppsit the depot The hauM ia latee. eoUTemetitly arTanaed,

ad 4 yoonia ire-comfortably furnished. Oood bada, a well (applied table all that aayene might desire, are to 1 found -, Wali arranged sample reonu am Mted op ia the Orchard Houao, and ComwfcrtoaTejara will Sad the Orebard a grid'Seaie at whw:h 'to atop. Meals sup4M t0 parsons'' at reasonsbte BgHiaa. Inhard a; Son ana the proprietors.

..-Ahylwdy n secure an organ jt.B9aWwr oa terms that can easily lieoafaUad with. Will. B. Adkins, the eafarpminc agent, (at McPheeters A 8hoaaskaT's hardware store) will supply yod with a first-els as organ for $10 cash, taper month till paid for; or a flratalaai piano at $35 cab, and 9X0 per asoath until paid lot. Call on him and Vkpaiae eoarsntees, instramantav and ;'Wn farther paiticlalars aboat terras.

nav;iiic agant only for ftrst-elaaa instru-

AlwsiTa Oet tke Beat. J. W. DicK3rs, in the Meat libopjaatSoott of Hemp Wilson's groMry ssnre, keeps the choicest beef, and other isaionable aleats. Be alio has a mriaHj of smoksd meats, such as sogar- ' eorad banm, sSw-nt )er, and hreakihai bacon

Un your way home atop ana get a piece

or 900a meat. j. w. AixuajsvA.

A full corps of accomoda

ting clerks will be found at Tobe Smith's Bazar, to wait on the customers of that famous house. There is no use in trvine to tell about the

stock it is too big go and see for yourself.

Crowds are attracted to the

Qneen City clothing store by the

' new style suits now being received

. every week, snd by the handsome

stock of Overcoats which have just

tsetf received. Let the Toorner Ifciiys fit you out they ean surely

.''fW "Exeelsior Gate" is sold

;CWW- MekWr Shoemaker. It is tit

' iaaw riweaaat vtala aaaae, and retails ' Iftaflojrwof $3, hludiag hinge

,sap Ja iu in.esr.min.iit,.

N. A. Press: One day last week Ben. Kimbly, a discharged brakeman on the Air Line road, forged an order on P. F. Curl, and got a watch and chain valued at $12, from John Koch. The order was signed W. W. Owens. Kimbly was traced to Louisville, and on Monday was arrested and jailed. He is good for the penitentiary, where he oelongs. N. A. Ledger: Benjamin Kimbly, for forging an order on which he obtained a watch aud chain from John Koch, the State street jeweler, was to-day sentenced by Judge Ferguson to 2 years in the penitentiary. As Sheriff Loesch was taking him from the court bouse Id the jail, Kimbly broke away from him at the court house door and ratf like a race horse out State street. Mr. Henry Graf

joined in pursuit oi him at Bradley's

mill and caught him fit i; riend's planing mill, Oak Street. He Was returned to the jail by Sheriff Loefccb. Kimbly was fcruserly a resident of Bloouiiugton. O&yDon't pass 11s by, when yon go out uftar holiday goods. We liive many articles, such us fine pockefcbock", toilet sets, holiday beaks, albums, and tco many articles to enumerate. FAKIS BSOa The O. & M. It. R. will run

cheap excursions to Kansas every

loesday in December. Married. At the residence of the bride's parents in Monroe county, Thursday, Nov. 27, 1884. Mr. Chas. Hodge, of Paragon, to Miss Mattie Davis; hf" Holiday goods are not in oar line, and hence we can sell without demanding a large profit. Wo have the goods uica ones, too. Give us a call. ' FABIS BROS. Harry Fritts of Gosport, has reeeiv Hi the appointment of Page to tb: House of Representatives, through the influence of Lieut. Governor Hanson, J. W. Dickton baa 4 town lots on Grant; and FbrrB St., which Le desires to sell. He 'rill also sell his meat shop, as ha intends to go west next Spring. Greencastle Banner: Wm. Murphy, formerly yardmaster in the Monon yards here, and once a compositor in this office, died at Bl' iommgton, Monday, of hemorrhage of the longs. Three of F. E. Worley's deer, 1 due and 2 fawns, got out of the

park a few days ago, and are now

at large, ifersons are. cautioned against killing them, and any in

formation of their whereabouts will be thankfully received.

JstaTtSirls come and see us. We

lorn yon or ratter we lave to have yoa trade with us. W.e keep the finest perfumery in town use ft ourselves, and so know that it is good. FARIS BROS.

Miss Mamie Williamson of this

place, accompanied Prof. Kirkwood's party as far as Chicago, on Monday, on her way to Davenport.

Iowa, where she will reside here

after. The wife of Postmaster Mc - 1 .

rneerers w visiting relations in

Xerre Haute. WNot, candidates for matrimony but -candidates for a big holiday trade. We have a choice selection of tasty lioliday gaods, auch as am appreciated by tadiea. FABIS BROS. Well, after it is all figured up. what offices are there in Monroe county that are controlled by the Government? Only that of Postmaster; and outside of Ellettaville and Bloomington they are not worth filling bond for.

There are a good many of

Hendricks' constituents who are ready to receive that eight dollars, which he said was due each man, woman and child from the government.

Just reecived a large stook of

late style jewelry, at H. Jr. lour-uer'ji

We use ,fCream Flour" sold by J. B. Clark, because wo find it is the best. Cream Flour makes the sweetest, whhejt bread. J. B. Clark sells it. Always ask for Cream Flour when you send in an order. J. B. Clark sells it.

The Holiday Season At the Queen City clothing store promises to be uncommonly attractive, judging by the preparations being made by the Manager, Mr. Chas. P. Tourner. His close attention to business, and his knowledge of details insure satisfaction to all. The town to which Henry Eller has gone is Exeter, instead of Tekamah, Nebraska, as published. Died, of consumption, on Sunday a week, Wm., son of Michael Mfohy. Over a trial about the alledged larceny of five ears of corn, the county was put to $146 of expenses, at the last term of court. New Year Eve will be observed by the Bloomington firernea, who will give their friends a grand ball on that occasien. The Sunday School of the M. E. Church will give a Literary entertainment in the Church, on Christmas eve. Mike Mulieri, store keeper in the Palace Hotel, Cincinnati, is visiting relations here after au absence of over two years, Jas. F. Mauley, at biie time Auditor ol Monroe county, has pur

chased the Baker & Noiid stock of

furniture, on the west side of the square. The word mugwump is of Indian origin, signifying a little lord or chief, or one who thinks himself such without sufficient authority or cause. A stray horse with bridle and saddle,was found in Stinesville with a boaid tied to his halter. It is now iu J. S. Williams' stable. Louisville, New Albany and Chicago railroad stock is quoted at the New York Stock Exchange at 5 cents 011 the dollar. Two years ago it was sellling at from 75 to 85, W. D. Sapp, ah old and well known hotel clerk of Indianapolis, died with heart disease on Wednesday last. He had a more general acquaintance, perhaps, than any man in the State. The well-known colored fortune taller, Mrs. Lottie Parks, died on Monday of last week. Mrs. Parks claimed to be able to compound medicines that would cure almost any disease, but was unable to prevent her own death. John Welch of Gosport, sold

100 head of tattle, of bis own feeding, the week before the election, to Sam'l Montgomery, to be delivered the first of next June, at S5 f0. Montgomery is bound to the contract and must pay the price agreed upon, but be is just as likely to ei-e the back of his neck on the 1st of June, 1885, t.s the money ha has thus invested. Mr. Welch is cue of the most extensive and successful cattle breeders and raisers in

this portion of the State, and bas the finest herd of Short Horn cat

tle in Indiana, which have a ftee run on 1400 acres of rich laud near Gosport. He has made several public sales of fine bulls and heifers, and always with the most satisfactory results, Mrs. Josephine R. Nichols,

of Indianapolis, will deliver one of

her popular lectures in Blooming

ton, Dec.lSth. Don't miss hearing

a fine speaker on a popular subject,

The practice of squandering hundreds of dollars for worthless Christmas presents is going out of date, aud sensible people will put their money into something that will bo of some service to theta.

Now drop Politics, and go to George Benckarts' Bakery and Restaurant, where Tub and Can Oysters are kept best brands. Also the Famous Benckart Twist Bread. A neat Oyster Saloon for Ladies and Gentlemen, with convenient street entrance.

For Choice Groceries or Cream Flour, James B. Clark, Grocer, Next to Postoffice, Takes the lead in Bloomington.

Strayed or stolen on the 2flth of November, a Bay Mare, 15 hands high, blind in left eye, short cropped tail, A liberal reward will be paid for iu formation leading to recovery of the aniuiul. Address Nick Eppinghousen, Stinesville, Monroe co., Ind.

Who will care for Mariah now? It looks like Cleveland and hard times had come. The boys in Washington will soon coma home, not to vote, but to stay. Kentucky has just one republican congressman, and his name ie W. H. Wadsworth. In the next house there will be nineteen ex-Confederate Brigadier Generals, and of the 37 Democratic Senators 32 are ex-rebels. It is hard for old soldiers to think that Hendricks was chosen instead of Logan, their gallant general. There is a disposition in manufacturing circles t do a close business until the outlook for the next year is quite fully developed, David Byers, of White Hall, has gone to Hazlerigg, Boone co., where he will spend the winter with a nephew, Married, on the 20th ult., at the residence of the bride's parents near White Hall, Joda Brown and Mrs. Jennie Neil. Happiness to them. Ol. Barton bought a fine Springfield movement of Henry Tourner, one day last week. The Progress would be pleased to soo Barton handling a conductor's punch before the New Year. Henry Tourner, the energetic Jeweler, has a stylish sign in front of his store, in the shape of a 6 foot gilt watch, hung so thai it

will revolve on the post when the : wind blows. J. fi'. F'ecther, who will be.

remembered as conductor of a thort train that was run betweei Bloomington and Louif-'iiie several years

ago, is now a passenger conductor j on the Little Miami railroad, between Cincinnati aad Columbus,!

O. We are requested to say that the holes in the pavements on the north side of the square axe causing complaints daily. It would be cheaper to pay for repairing these walks than to defend a law suit occasioned by a broken limb, Ed. Coffin and his relations, who emigrated to Texas last Spring, aro very much dissatisfied with the Lone Star State, and would like to live in Hoosierdom again. Some

of them suy they anticipate taking j

dinner with Monroe county friends on Chri&tmas Day.

Wm. Bunger, son of Jacob j Bunger, accompanied Prof. Kirkwood on bis trip to California, on ' Monday. They go by the way of Chicago. Round trip ticket to Los Angeles, $117, and the tickets

good for six months. On Wednesday of last week, Mr. Jos, N. Alexander, of Dunn & Co., came to town aud went down to the store, the first time siuce he was taken sick ten weeks

ago. Joe did not get to vote. He will make np for it, however, in '86.

"Hurrah ! hurrah ! hurrah 1" he yelled, rushing into the house

and throwing up his hat. "He's elected, m'dear ; he's elected.

Hurrah 1" "Who's elected?" asked his wife, with a dangerous gleam in her eye. N "Why, Cleveland, of course. Hurrah! tiger! whoop!" "Well," responded lhe good woman, "now that your candidate is at last successful, I wish you would

send to him at once for a barrel of

flour, a few hams, a bushel or two

of potatoes, and perhaps he might as well throw in some coffee and

tea and sugar while he is about it," "What?" gasped her husband. "We are out of everything. There's not a crust in the house.

Hurry, now." "Why why, my dear, I don't know Mr. Cleveland. He would not respond fo any such ruquest." "Theu what are you hurrah'ng about?" He concluded be didn't know.

An effort is being made to organize an Agricultural Society. The supper given by the ladies of the Baptist church, yielded them $93. Fish oil, applied to the outside of fruit trees, will, it is said, prevent rabbits from cutting them; Mose Hanna is now a Bean Blossom farmer. He is occupying a farm owned by Mrs. Nancy Gillespie. Mose is a reformed merchant. ! During the last week of January the G, A. R. of this place will give several dramatic and spectacular entertainments. Stanford people are getting ready to erect a Christmas tree.

Plenty of Christmas tree fruit for sale iu the Bloomington stores. With his usual prompt and expeditious way of doing' business, Judge Wilson disposed of all the cases at the November term duiring two weeks of the four allotted to circuit court. At the residence of Joseph Bunger, on Thanksgiving night, a supper was given to raise money for the purchase of Christmas presents for the children of the Leonard Sunday School. The supper was a great success, and $20 was realized. Dr. Thos. C. Van Nuys delivered the afternoon lecture in College Chapel, Sunday. Prof. T. in an able scientist, a man of broad, liberal views, is popular with the studcuts, and is respected by the citizens, all of whom would he prat i tied to see him restored to health. Jas. Drysdale, the veteran engineer, had another accident. He is on a road that runs to Corydon, and had some ribs knooked loose by an accident, Drysdale is lucky to be alive, after running so many years on the old L. N. A. St C. r&ilroad, The Indiana Legislature, which is largely Democratic, now has au opportunity to show the Prohibitionists what they cart or will do for the temperance cause, jlcpublican members, being in the minority, should let temperance legislation severely alone, aud give the Democrats a chance the Prohibitionists having assisted in electing them. A nnmber of ladies and gentlemen of the Walnut Street church understanding that Prof, and Mrs. Kirk wood were about starting to the west for several months absence, gave them a pleasant surprise on Thursday evening last, by calling in a body. After spending some time in social conversation 1 the meeting was closed by devo

tional exercises, led by Messrs. Ballentiue and Carrier. Our genial friend, Mr. R. C. Foster, seemed to be master of ceremonies, and the occasion was a very enjoyable one. Prof, and Mrs. Kirkwood were much gratified by the

unlooked for expression of kindness and good feeling. One thing is settled : Arthu r did not march and carry a torch light in a Blaine procession, Bui he and his pals, if we may believe Gath, stood by and made "sardonic remarks." Prof. Kirk wood, though 70, reads without the aid of glasses, day or night. Wouldn't a slight shock of earthquake shake out those brick arches at the college? Prof. Kiikwood met a party of excursionists at Chicago, who go to the Pacific Slope H. H. Friedley was iu town last week, sent here to adjust losses suffered by insurance companies he

represents -Will we get our wiuter next Spring, in compensation for the present pleasant weath

er?

PEOPLE ABE JFlJfflllJSra OUT THAT

TIE HANDSOMEST ST

FI1TE CLOAE New Style Shawls, AND WINTER UNDERWEAR, EVER SEEN the cordis, Has been received, by MeCAXIsJk. & CO. Flannels, Gloves, Fine Hosiery, Winter Dress Goods, and Cold Weather Goods of all kin ds, for Men, Women and Children, may be had at McCalla & Co.'s. Come and seo the stock.

The Ladies will please call and learn the prices and examine goods.

M'CALLA & CO.

NEW Room, West Side Square.

Taylor Voss has rented

the room formerly occupied by Mrs. Hunter as a shoe store. J. W. Buskirk aad J.F. Pitt man are attending circuit court in Orange county -A biaktiuau was struck by the bridge south of Stinesville, lasi Friday, and terribly mangled, fie was taken to his bouie ia Lafayette-'

Bloomington, Dec. 6th, 1834. This Is to certify that the Roynl Insurance Co. through their local ac;enu, Messrs. Rogers and Weoley, have this day settled to my entire satist'ac'ioa the loss sustained by roe in the recent fire, paying cash without discount. UKS. HENRY ROOT. Bloomington Democrats yell : "Keno !" and the Republicans respond, "Oh, pshaw!" Wm. F. Browning last week received a letter from a friend in Iowa, congratulating him upon his election to thts office of Representative! Mr. Wallace, the bricklayer, left Bloomington on Sunday, for Las Vegas, K.M., where he has secured work on a court house, now iu course of eircction. Will. Seward, second so:a of James Seward, bas been appointed to a position in the machinery depattment of the New Orleans Exposition, and left Bloomington for the Crescent City on Monday. Ed. Seward will have charge of the Meikel plow exhibit at New Orleans, and during the month of February his wife and mother inlead to visit him. Mrs, Jessie Buskirk has been appointed county librarian, and entered upon the discharge of heir duties on Saturday last. Mrs. Buskirk will be remembered as leading singer in the Republican Glee Club. Judge Tourgee delivered lecture entitled, "What Will We Do With Him," at college chapel, last Friday night. He discussed the future of the African race, and recommended education as the solution of the problem. He had a fine audience, and the lecture received close attention throughout. Wm. Bryan, who has been a Professor in the Preparatory Department during the past three months, bas been elected Assistant to Prof.Clark, m Indiana University, and will teach Rhetoric and Logic. Wm. Rawles, Principal of Mitchell Graded Schools, has been elected to the position vacated by Mr. Bryan. Both gentleratn are graduates of Indiana University, and Mr. Bryan was born and rais

ed in Monroe county. Each position pays a salary of $600, A workman on one of the new college buildings, met v?ith a serious accident last Saturday. Brick arches are constructed between the iron joists, and stepping upon one of these, it crumbled away s-ind the man, whose name is Mitchell, a plasterer from Lalayette, was precipitated to the story btlow where be again crashed through an irch. When picked up it was feared that he had been killed, but a careful examination developed the fact that no boues had been broken, though he is a mass of bruises of a serious nature. He has been removed to

Lafayette.

The Red Mens' annual supper, which will occur Wednesday, the 17th inst., promises.to be the grandest affair of the kind ever given in this city. The address and the strife for a lovely watch and chain now on exhibition at Mose Kahn's, will take place at the Hall, at 7 o'clock the supper of venison, wild turkey, bear's aleak, quails, ducks, etc.

I at the Orchard House at ', and the

Cream Flour takes the lead iu all the kitchens of the city. There is no such word as fail, ira breadmaking, where Cream Flour is used. Sold by J. B. Clark. Be bure, bring me only Cream Flour, is the order the careful house-wife gives. It is sold by J. B. Clark, the Grocer. i--' ' L II , ! M L 1 1 ,

jon. An orchestra 01 rare musio- ! iaufl; eight in number, wil. be pre

sent from ludiauapohs ; also, numerous delegations from adjacent cities.

An odd circumstance occurred in this place a few days ago. Cal. Sharpe, a traveling Salesman for the extensive wholesale grocery house of Leggett & Co., N. York, while selling Jas. B. Clark some goods, was told by that gentleman to include in his order sue cream cheeses. It seems that Sharpe wrote it "60," and as the firm is celebrated for filling orders promptly and in accordance with instructions, the first intimation Mr. Clark had of an error waa the arrival of a half-car load oi fine cheese. He at once stored the cheese, which amounted in value

to $495, and telegraphed the firm. Very few retail grocers care to buy more than one cream cheese at or e order, so it will be seen that Bloomington was slightly overstocked. Sharpe is now making Bloomington his western depot for cream cheese, and is distributing the goods throughout Southern Indiana. It is reasonable to promise that Sharpe will use special care hereafter in writing his chaise orders, A fire broke out in the frame buildings, east side of the square, Thursday morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock, and it was but a few minutes till the blaze ran along the roofs, and the greater part of the buildings, covering some sixty feet front of space, were burning. One hand engine aud the Bteamer were soon placed in position, but the bursting of hose soon interfered with the effectiveness of the hand engine. The stenmerj worked splendidly, and poured stuh a deluge of water on the buildi igs that the fire was soon tinder connrol, but not till the artistic beauty of the buildings was seriously tdarred. Mrs. Rott owned and occupied the north half of the frame building, and the south half was owned by Mrs. Martha A. Buskirk and Wm, A. Gube, and occupied by Taylor Voss' barber shop in front, and the rear roams were used .3 a dwelling by Mrs. Kidenricli. Several minor accidents occurred during the excitement, by one oi: which Jas; B. Clark had his right band lacerated, a chain attached t:o some hooks breaking, and the links striking him. The furniture and other personal property was removed safely. There in no question that

the steamer saved Mrs. Rott's store

buildiug and the Presbyterian Church, and has thus mure than paid the expense of its recent overhauling, The Lafayette Times arises to remark that "Indiana is the only State in the great West that, since the election of Lincoln, has ever given au electoral vote for the Democratic candidate for the Presidency I" Therefore; the Times insists that Indiana should be represented in the Cleveland Cabinet. But it is not much to Indiana's

credit that it has done that which

dance at Mendelssohn Hall, latt-(lr:othcr State in the great west

Tho Repubi win Central Committee will 1 meet next SATURDAY, Docombor 13ili, I 1881, in. the Grand Jury Boon), at lo'clock P.M. ! Vf !' Rvitivurufl rHinin,iii

oJU (JO.

Don't forget to call on Mose Kahn, when you purchase your Christmas presents. The kind he

sells will do you good

Mrs. Rott was paid $-192 in settlement of insurance on the frame building destroyed by last TSnru-'u fiM.

Trr. "Storm Kinff'

A?cUc overshoe sold by Q9. T la avf hdivv t.hpiiufl'hnut. iesiiatili

heavy on the hel uaaM ffcttlj

oer saves give out nrsit.

See the "Stern. King" jfm

sen i shoe store, flo 117 mw ie3

"Htorra JUng." xaniiiw ts.

Thb "Storm -Kta" snow m

er sold by Geo. AtkUuon, hee tba ha

est fastener ever invented. It Jf is

proor ana very durante, uo tma j

Jer'MoRe Kabn is a weiKter

man He keens the best fitting

of clothing in town-'Ctawf!

use of having yenr clotbes

order when yon can be dttsd

ready made clothes fit. &"Mose Kahn'a store recognised headquarters

buyers of anything Ijp tb$:pi

line; He has a wonder mUyr line of Overcoats in sittiokltl

selling like the' tattgfflj?

' iiaieii .;:wH

DA1.L ana winter Kjppmjr ev-ity desirable make, fo,5li(

juauies, anu ror uuuureB, &r1 !.i a. it.t -ftsUS.-i

iuw wiiuuui, paraiiei.

never make a pure)

tnre without first

goods at Wicks' Bee Hire;

FlAnnls. Jeans. Cacaiiiei

all manner of wocl ' &&P$MWm at. the Bee Hive. ' ' "'' $m$m

Kbw Cloaks of the moat nisbiett

able styles. Shawls in all '&&:'

ana ac various price;. ane,fnir stook of Cloaks in. town; aiffp

Bee Hive dry good store, ,.y.;. Get your Cloaks and s

Wicks's Bee Hive dry j

IT.'. C

examinii

ar-The students and tb'

all say that Moss Kalm keeos

111 us i aiynsn tine 01 jjec town Mose bas got taste.

H.VEttvnnnv si

mose v uiKer ixhis , aL.tna house of MbCalla fc Co. Ev

foot wear em be sa iit tJbti munt.

Thews are more ftW&eifti

lags in atcCalla 6ou'stWtisPptISi

vi m aaa vuia o wa 9 , . . ' wVHH'. 1"

"Golden Rui.E-"-Th i .l - . S.J; JKi'-m-JL

ana most vaneu stocr or com

er goods in the town, may be oiTihe shelves of Cbarle Mi

store. So Ions has-CrfalrlSr

in the business here;j

mately is He ajuainteKWi! of the people that le ctia

lect a stock that wilt

won't take all the nv

raise to buy your wii!rtijj

alobley's, but he sells

yet strictly tor eatiu. .?,.f

Never hay s newd'ii

cloak, or any article of huiioal

in 1 yon uav cxammeq, lo&ae i

s uo. is.

Piled up on ifofjH wOwffi tli shdvtt crowded with regw'3 g Call Oo.,ait prepare WMHHpSlB quiroments of to trtt. IfpTj;

mwm

-Go to J. M. Ba

Photos. His work; speaja ( pfl

A day does Isjit-lUp-!

not Usher in some Wsnlit

tiart of the voiimr nian whiair

to dress respectably; It Hit ;iwtwS fat

ot some gratineauon, , npwevt? know that every want rayij plied by that PrracS6f; ill

McGee. When

wn nmaaeiiMA

neat-fitting suit Js iptft3 elusion, and when he opeiis bbi

t. i i t . M2a?k tear.JP I

nis snow cases w exuiDii on irass,!

some articles of Furhishiu

a gentleman whn ha &$ i

can not withstand the!

to buv. McGee alwt.vs baa AM

feet assortment, so? that ydh ere I

compelled W take -aiijf iBsjjKt.

you can suit yourself

The ADvr.cs give from

to week by the Progress ft fjft

heeded, as tbetMWdn ,w;enbiiir4t; that throng Hemp Wair,lbSp fa

i ... " lass

I- -' f WKSi 1

- -i-"-'fe

1011

store is convenientlY- Mc(ed :$ fi "Progress Block of street and College AvfcoSer il

special efforts aire diret&ijfV hiH

ali

keeping the choicest QlMiJWM

sigars, and other like TOBfJiosi The stock of Glassware aitd Qosm1; ware is well selected abd is soW at a small profit. The '-tt better can always be procured at Wimon

as some ot the best .butter j

in the county trade , with

Try his " Webster" cigftrv . ' i - a ,. i;t;if ;U-' The extension heel ''rabljet )$k ' new thing, at Hf. T, Blair's shte store. ... . .: W. T. Blair doam't handle ;

auction gocds in any war; .

ehee given to irood eoods kt a 1

profit. . ,,"',;. I have the only one pribe soot ; . and boot store iortowws '. Wt&ik"'-

body treated the sawc way, Wt

1. lilair's.

1 now have the.hajy co(p1eil

liuu 01 line eiue, . uiv au SIBiBK the city. W.T. fllairs

Three distinct iine-s of enij

made boots, and suoes, now iri;S W T ' si: fit

Clean n.?w fribber

shoes for the tall, at W. T, Bit

All ood? rhtrkeil dnwifl

plain figures fir cash t no outtis

prices at W. T. Blair

Thb Cgntory niagssiac iM only leAdiiii! nd; standati minttcatloi'

piaciv ot sermiunri that harl onrnaii a

Ttie "Century'' Wai wMflti

rcpe as in Aiwnoaa9lli hy literary puople ftf

Lisnaon, JL.:verpoo' siwjit 1-.- .1 . -1. - i xai"

etary topics of tl

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