Bloomington Progress, Volume 18, Number 48, Bloomington, Monroe County, 28 January 1885 — Page 3
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20 PKB CAST. THE UWW.-r C. P. Tounier, of the Queen City Clothing Store, fan reduced prices on everything ia Us .tech, and eJKnc t figures remarkably and
fttavincinffW low. Be tatends to
get rid of all of his Winter datain before tbe wsrai weather eonm,
and m ban ant the nrices down to
a point where anybody who say Burner at all. can make a purchase.
This ia a genuine "nark dawnwr
m that will bear investigation. Evbkybody oaght tonne "Cream Ftoorspld by & Clark it i. the talk of tbe tow If yon nse ;t oaoa yon will wonder why von didn't use it before. Remem-
iwr that it is the "Bee Hive"
eery, neat to tbe jpostofB. keeps this "Cream Ftoor."
Cove and see oar new supply of
Vba Drilk. Ton wUi dm as MS
Fall ' McPaarraaa Bwoi
20 PER CENT. CHEAPER Than any other house is the way I am selling everything in the tar-flni Citi doll Store.
Dinner, be sure to 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.
gro-
that
MTlf von wane to
money at lowest rates, or if you want to insure your property, call ob - East & East
Wnbnsk Sarateha. and Iteh, cared
1. 30 minute, Lotion. Uh no other. THa swear awl
Sold by H. liadley, Pragprt. aovm-y
Aixbs the old hardware man,
has been buying carload lots of Nafta, ate., and termers who intend
to build or repair, this mil, will
Had that it pays to get bis prices. Bigger all the time, grows W. J. Allen's stoek of Cook sod Heating atovesand larger each season are the amice. The best eook stove in theeonotyusoW by Allen. Fox Tools of all kinds, and Makeae? MDoiiea. hwill
nav too to go toW.
BWaiioctoa. Ind.
Boiuibto material of all kinds st ymrv Inw miee. Call aaJ ace
mlwfbre toying. W.J.AlXBJT. Fam all the surrounding conn
lies tbe people ffoek to Blooming . T-1 (UiiL). mm.
Alien,
ton to examine looe own a
derful display of beautiful
Hi dm i a aort of raoeeom, in
whioh every article ever heard of is kept. He ia a skttlfal watchmaker,
nd tarns oat some splendid work
at-
aaTAS I DOiPf INTEND TO CARRY OVER THE WINTER GOODS- and will sell Overcoats, Gloves, etc, so cheap that you cannot afford to reject them. , I mean what I say when I talk abuot 80 pan oairr. cUbAPKB than others and only ask a trial. NO favobs bowk all alike, get bargains!, Ton haye n idea how chdaply you can buy a rait of nice Clothes till yon examiue my stock.
I will tk plesttiire In nittg you m
X-Prst. Jordan ofL&U.waa
at Indianapolis last week in attend
ance upon tbe State Beard of Educatkm. This is th first meeting
under . the new syatem whereby
at ions for the examination of
applicants for state teachers' license
are sabmitted three times a year, instead of once, as heretofore, and in the several ooontiee of the state instead of in one or two. The board was engaged in preparing these qoestbos. On the last Saturday ia February applicants
will be examined m arithmetic,
grammar, physiology, geography, physios, and United States history. Examinations in other branches will Ink place on the last Satur
day of March and of April. Ex
amination papers come oeiore toe superintendent of public instruction, and applicants must make a genera! avenge of seventy-five per
to be entitled to a certificate.
Spencer Democrat : Mrs. Ben Dowden of Biuomington, and Mrs. Mattie Smith of Lafayette, are in
town this week, the guests of Mrs.
J. W. Sjtewenaon.
Go to Kaho's eJothtoe stare for
nrime bancaiaa. Mose is the Buss
the King Bee in Clothing.
Ed. Anderson, of Perry tp. is looming op as a prospective eandi.
date for County Treasurer. AnJer-
is tbe present Trustee of that
ThA.&moos five cent counter
iwels great crowd, when tie weatb- township, is well qualified, aad if
r m amrm cnoaza to anreaa toe
nominated would make a strong
and successful race.
Josh. Howe baa been having
trouble with the town clock
during the past week, owing to the
of the hands to tbe dial
put.- , It is all right now hour ever. Whenever anything goes
wrong with an intricate piece of
Tab Oyster season has spewed, machinery, Josh. Howe is in de-
amd Gen. Benckart, tbe ltor -Mod. and be is always equal to the
restnrant keeper, m better Unerener
o . - ..
to Samuel Bray and
wife, a daughter.
sooda out duors. No Store in luliaas carries a better stock of fine iewetry, aUverwace, watcues and docks.
Hativo enlarged our stock of
Kwenl Hiodwat Mmpienag b wbj
.tftHoarMor BaihterT Batenau, nmt and atuactire satteriM,
Wt XclWlt. AShoomaltw aaa Jn
tO Ktr BgU www pare s-
abia nta that
Vram ttoaport Bapsrssr: Uasla Jaks Glass ia twj tiek. Taa wifcofjofca DaakarUqoiU alak. Bill Tarrr aaa praod a as oaa b he
aaya it ia a girl.
Jobs Hatasid baa awved to Slabtown,
Jort wast of SUBesvOle.
Woaasr who had a Sra ia O. O. Ouan't
Wb oaa tall.
voan nsaal to supply bis
with the choicest Oysters
he seemed. His
nmtlv fitted on. and gentle-
-a a !!
oaniea ov isoies wiu
find Benekart's tbe place to visit.
Bbbad the ajreat staff ot nte
all tbe better tor health tor being
nod. That is the kind
Bcockart; tbe baker, bakes. Everybody that baa eaten this bread ... 7 T. i.
wiu eat u again, xi m wfcrn.
InanHrv
BorLDEBS, mnsen and mecn-1 a Httia Mi Luksabill of Ooaport. was
aaiea. will find it greatly to their! the gas st Mini Sou HoHaary lait
.tm aaal nmfit to call at onrInM7-
BBnaaniBvc sow mmw it" i . . , . , : i u - :.u
t IV. mm ' imfm -rf 'MHII 1 HW mm, nw,iiiiiiwt ww
Aiiasiv. ; ; jmw laasMai ear tawa- soya.
Jan. Janata Wagnsr, or uoapon, was
vfamog taa bmiiiaa or Joub jMoaar aaa
Java BatasM over aunday.
SUaasriUa ia all right now. Wo have
a laarbar ahop so walaatat kept by G
W.Stana. uoaas aaa gw aoavaa
Tlinai Kaw Fritta and Xfle Jolliffa
of Ooaport, warn ova to aas na last weak.
MJat rritta task la taa aoUrtaimaaat.
Cewa again.
sad IJzsie Parna and
Sanaa and Patrick, were tha
mt Mn. lillie Boas Saturday and
r. Taa ladiea araateur of Mrs.
B, oar aim Httia seaaol taaobar.
Hemp. Wilson, the live Gro-jon Sunday, Jan. tata, at a o'eloek p. in.,
mmm m tha fwiui'iM HlaoBT. as m. I mt. Jon seTaoiw io mm. jaarv ado
mnr delivery wagon. AH goads 1 IZTE-i- rCji. -r m.
will be aeiiverea to any norneni aga and tha orida ws naderrtand, 46th
of the city five. Trade with Wit-1 Ahboogh a - it mayaaam for th
son, ed.
i on tbeaar t
McPbjebtbb8 AShobuakbb.
O. -Vaua aCsiameH. Sc atom, UM DjBBT AKKB
Metallic Borial Caskets, Cassa and
Oofjaav .Heaaad Carriages furnisned to order. Orders by telearanb will receive prompt atten
tion. Shop .on College Aveaue,
north end of W. O. Fee. Build
Bgp -anU00afMBOB
barn nor raoda deliver-1 1""", y wW wagar a eopy of Tha B
i he oaa sat- ran or
aav aaas within tWaaty yaara
nt mrm. ia ailMr MHian Om or Hoa
A FaVOBITK HoTEX. is the Or-jroa. Faaea, haapiaasa and praapwity at
lexhibi-
alaHaaattaatdopioaito the oapot
Tha hooaa w larg coareaienuy amaraa, aaa tha wian ara oaarfbrtabhr fnixnahed
ood beda. a well aosoiied Ubla H that
anv oaa mia-ht deafre. ara to ha fcoad
Lera. Well arranged sample Sobwm arc fitted up ia the Orchard Rome, as Coam-
amrcial travalera win Ind tka Orcsara a gooa hooaa at which to stop. Heals aappnadta penom at raaaoeabia Sgnrea.
UrchardBooaratB proprtators.
tbrobgh
Tha ladlaa of me M . B. ehttrea sra to
have a Bound party and taay paUiag on
Tsartday; Jaaoary, SSta.
JltaaJfiaDia Hoadler toak taa tka for
peaking bar pieee the bert, bringing
ttaara tatataaayaaeraHUiy. xna
osa was goad. Proed $ia
Alvravs CM fate
J. W. Dicksoh, in tbe Meat Saopjaat 8ooth of Hemp Wfleoa'a grocery tor keep tha choieat beaf, and ataar aiaaaaabla aiaats Ha slao has a
variety of imokad ateata, aocb aa togar-
cttmk bama, boulder , and hraakfait saeon
Osyaajrwaf haaaa stop aaa. gat a piae ,f good OMf. J. W. DKEaVS. - j m a m. '
Thb "Storm Ki'soaw esclod-
r aokt try Map- Atkinson, baa thaaan rft faMasar -aer tnvaatot. It la ana proof sad vary duraMa. Go end aaa it.
Tant "Escwrsior Osta" ia sold eary JtoPbaatora A Hboaoiaber. It ia the . and ittDagsat Gate naoa, and rataib ijr tba low prica of S3, faakailag hiagea aaat httok. Gaad aaaatinaH.
W. Dicfcsoo baa 4 town lots n Oraataad Turd aaa : whieb U dantraa
js- sal. Ho wQl aU aB bn aMSt shop
se mieam to jo wen asxt npnsg.
Fob Salba farm of 170 acres,! a
mik
th
a
nabuaraad one-half mils on tha aauth
;ida; wall watand, ovary part, the yea
ronad: wan aoaptoo io grain ana grata; a
; good angar orchard oa it. Any oaa who
wiwaa to buy a larm or wis una anaum
pall oa or addreM Wni. Brawcr.ar, wortk-
as. lad. R&1 bare iUo i una or
Any aeraa. jotaiaa it. X will aell ona or
bath at a sacrifice prica. Jan. 28 84
SaXlawot IMsaoiailoB sfrwt
swaiBw
OTICE it horeoy rirn, that tba
itnonbMi baretafore eziatina ba-
L. 8. TiaMs and Cal. B. Perdue,
under the same and ntyle of L.S. Fields Co., h by motaal fioaaabt this day dissolved, L 8. PWlds retiring from tha btts-
inaas. TUa aSM W0. K- reraoa is to ooihwt tka dahta due tba Htm and to asuma
aad pay alt debta or Uabilinai that may to oaa or aaasanding sgainat tha said
arm. X- B FIKLO,
lean n oi,y i s. fSBDv E-
N
The legislature had been in session but twelve days when Senator Willard, of Lawrence county, offered "an amendment to the law levying a special tax of one-half of one per cent, for the endowment of Indiana University, providing that
the food shall be for the benefit of
Perdue University aad the State Normal 8ebool, as well as tbe State University.w This is cool sfter the friends of Indiana University have
expended both "time and treasure"
upon a protracted effort to secure
this legislation, other institutions are to be invited to step up end
help themselves to the benefits
thereby secured. Better amend so
to make the levy one per cent
Senator.
Ioe merchants, and coal and
wood dealers bad, reason to he bsppy
mat week over the frigidity of tbe weather. Below aero over a week
is an unusual record for this local
ity, but it was as low as ten and
fourteen degrees below the aero
mark several nights, and on Wed
nesday nigbt registered 21 deg. be
low aero!
Marriage licenses have been issued to the following named parties
since last ftport : Henry Ends and Nancy Duncan
Thomas B. Weddell and Elmira
HuUbard.
Joo. Graves and Mattie E.Green. Jobn W. Monroe and Lettie J.
Gabel. .
John E. Jacobs sod Maty A.
Jackson.
Pearson Mendenball and Josie L.
Harris.
Aogustio Shelburn and Mary S.
Walden.
Chas. Dunham and Rebecca Jon-
son (colored.)
Jobn A. Terry and Hattie E. Jn-
dafa.
Jaa. C. Binckley and Mary Bare. J ere. Greene and Adeline Lango. W. L. Mallicoat end Amanda
Wilson.
Wm. S. Dittejaore and Eliaa J.
Thrasher.
J. F. Blewitt and Lucy Perring. Wylte M. Stanger and Margaret
J. Parks.
W. Smith and Emma C. Ellett.
J. W. Boskirk was at Shoals
last week attending circuit court, now in seeuion in Martin County ..
The railroad company has
compromised all the suits instituted
for damages for the bridge disaster
south of Salem, a little over a year
ago.
"God bless tbe Indiana Legislature; my heart is full of grati
tude," telegraphed Senator Voor-
heea, when notified of his election
to the U. 8 Senate for another
six year term. G-r-acions, how af-fectin'.
It is mid that in New Orleans two feet of excavation will teach
muddy water. There is not a
knoll three feet high in the town.
You do not go down to the levee, but you go dp to it. The eity was built in a swamp. Julian Wentwortb, well-known here, has charge of tbe mechanical departments of the office of the Greeoeaatle Banner. Julian understands his business, and has tbe ability to perform his work welh Tbe firm that contracted to dig
the artesian well io this place, has been very unfortunate. In August tbe sand pump got fastened, and
was only gotten out about five weeks
sgo. They then dug about twenty feet when tbe drill got fast, and it
is not yet released. Twenty feet in
six months Is. net paying progress
ia the drilling of an artesian well. Our energetic young friend, Randolph, has built a gallery at the north side of bis rink room and Opera House, thus adding
some ami to toe seating capacity. We hope he may reap a rich reward for bis energy and enterprise 14 POUNDS
Granulated Sugar, for , at Dann
Mrs. Mary Roddy, widow of
Joseph Roddy, died with consumption on Thursday night of last week, at tbe Harbison homestead, nesr Wood Yard, four miles west of Bloomington. Mrs. Koddy has been sick two years or more, and her death was expected months before it occurred. She was a daughter of Samuel aad Mary Harbison,
and her aire about 48 years. She
leaves two children, a boy and girl,
aged respectively 17 and 13 years. The funeral services were held at
the house on Friday morning, and
tbe remains deposited in the public
burying ground. Mn. Linie Dunn,
nee Harbison, of Louisville, with
her husband, and Mr. Carnahan of
Looirootee. were nresent at the fu-
o
neral.
Mr. Curry Ewing, a lumber
dealer of Indianapolis, died sad
denly from heart disease, on Tues
day of last week, and the remains
were brought to Bloomington on
Thursdsy evening, the burial tak
ing place Friday morning, in tbe
Covenanter burying ground, east
of town. Curry Ewing was Btty
one years of age at tbe time of his death, and was born and grew to
manhood in this .county, und re
moved to Indianapolis some sixteen
r. . .1 I
years sgo, tie leaves a wmiowuu
a 6on aged twenty-three Dr, Cal
vin Ewiog. Mr. Ewing bad suffered with severe pains in tbe region of his heart for man' years, and had been complaining tor several days previous to his deith. On the morning of that day he determined to go to the woods and kill a squirrel, snd taking his gon, left the house. His wife watched him for some time, and finally turned
away from the window, but just
then heard her husband cry out.
For Choice Groceries' or Cream Flour, . James 8. Clark, Grocer, Next to Postoffiee, Takes tbe lead in Blooiniagton.
E:i-Govcrnor Albert G. Por
ter was given the compliment of the Republican nomination for U.
8. Senator by that political branch of the legislature, Tuesday of last
week. It was an empty compliment, but Porter would reflect more honor upon the position than
Voorhces can, were he to bold tae
office twenty years.
William O. Wilson, son of Mrs. Maths J. Wilson, (and
grandson of Jobn Orchard sr. de
ceased), died in tbe Asylum tor tbe insane, at Indianapolis, on Saturday, Jan. 24th, aged 32 years. The remains were brought to
Bloomington, snd tbe funeral services were conducted, by Rev'ds Ballentine and Carrier, at tbe famiily residence, South Collage Avenue, on Sunday. Rev. Frank Hood and wife, of Newcastle, "lad., were in Bloomiueton this week, io attendance up
on the funeral of Wm. O. W illson.
On account of the Dedicatory Services at the Christian Church, the Sacramental Services at the Walnut St. Pres. church has been
postponed until the 2d Sabbath of
February. The Senate and Bouse com
mittees on education will be in
Bloomington, to-day, Tuesday, to
visit Indiana University.
Our Senator, W.CDunean, has been promoted to the chairmanship of the committee on Education.
Mr. D. baa, by his quiet manner and close attention to business,
mads himself a useful member of
tbe Senate, and is deserving of all honors that may be conferred npon
him.
Seniors Fitch snd Mason gave
their flfiends of the Phi Psi fratern
ity, as oyster supper at Mrs. Rolfs,
on Monday night s week.
Prof. Newkirk, who had been confined to his room for more than
a week, suffering from biliary calculi, is again able to be with his
classes.
Mr. W, F. Axlell, our new County Superintendent, is making
friends wherever he goes over tbe
county. Rtf Axtell is peculiarly
fiitcd bv nature and education, for
a position of this character, and
will make most popular super-
A Great
ter
Ixomg
AT
She hurried in tbe direction he had gone, and some three hundred yard away found him lying face down
ward iu tbe snow. She raised turn up, asking what was the matter, and
he replied that he had intense pains
about his heart. Dr. Ewiug, the
Boq.-soQB arrived, but started back
i mill uiaa.c tut,
. - ... a V I 1 " tanuaK.
to tne House lot tne -,4 ffllNioarde County has
Oitcneu mere, loiencnug to wuvey hia father home in it, but before he
IMA ft COS
In Prices of Blankets
AND FLANNELS,
And in SHAWLS, UNDJdJK-
WEAR and HOSIERY.
Our stock of Dry Goods is the
Most FASHIONABLE,
BEST ASSORTED,
THIS LARGEST,
EVER SEEN IN BLOOMINGTON.
Cream Fixub makes the sweet-
cat, whitest bread. J. B. Clark sells it.
We use "Cream Flour" sold
by J. B. Clark, because we find it is the best.
but
fore breal
supper
is claimed, soon'
sufferer, and
tive powers.
had reached tb? bouse his mother
called to him that bis father was
dead had died while she held him
a TA AT 17 " . i -
in ner arms. murs. Awing is a
sister of Rev, Mr. Shaw, Pastor of
tbe Convenanter Church io this
place.
Wm. H. Banger, who died
with consumption last week, is the fifth of uncle Jacob Banger's sons that have died while young men. Three of the sons were in the Un
ion Army. Henry, eldest son, lost bis health in the army, and came borne to die in bis 24th year. James was wounded in battle, and coming home, died from his wounds
in hia 24th year. George served
through tbe war, was broken down in health, and soon after his discharge died of consumption, in his
27th year. Henry Bunger died at 22. There are three children left two daughters, and s son,Charles, with whom the aged parents (the fstber an invalid) are now residing.
With all his suffering and afflictions
Uncle Jakey is cheerful always
kind and considerate. JUe is a
model man, and why such men are
afflicted, while worthless creatures
who cumber the earth to the sorrow
and annoyance of family, friends
and the public, are permitted to be
strong, healthy and live forever,
is something as incomprehensible
as it is true.
Several weeks ago ttfe dry
goods store of S. K. Rhorer dtCu
was entered one nigbt and fobbed
of a Quantity of goods. Another
a - attempt, not quite so successful, was
made Thursday nigbt last, a larg
goods box having been deliberately
peeked with oasbmeresi Bhawli,
hosiery, etc.. and placed near s window at the rear end of the room
Tbe theory is that tbe thief was
frightened away before be could
tret bis itlunder out of the house.
This is mysterious,
Geo. Bencksrt is getting ready
to supply you with ice cream nei
summer. He has already secured
tbe ice. The sugar and cream be
can girt at any time,
Fob SaM5.-A Pool and Billard Table for sale. Will sell very
cheap. Address STOUT BJKUa,
ever bad. Enoch Fuller will go into tbe saw mill business extensively, next summer, and give employmentt to
some twenty men. Hope
he will
increase the number to one hund red the summer of '86, Our srehitects have their hands full of business preparing plant: for new buildings to be efedted in Bloomington next summer. It will be a prosperous season, judging from present indications. Eld. Perkins, of the Church
of Christ, is holding series of
meetings in the church house, on west 7th St., that are largely attend
ed.
Black Smith, a former em
ploye of Holtzman's factory, was
recently married, in Miasouri, to
Miss Ella Butcher, who was st one
time a resident of Bloomington
Craig Hunter was at home a
few days of the past week, leaving
again on JaJday. Craig baa a po
sition in a rtfrlroad office in lupe
ka, Kauseji
The Richardson theatrical m .mm, .
troune save general satisfaction.
The band is floe tbe wonder is
that a troupe traveling in the coun
try can afford such a band:
Nichols & Co. have stopped
work on the new college buildings,
bot will resume so soon as tbe
the weather wili permit;
John Mack, formerly of this
place, is musical director of Depauw
Band, at Greencastlej Wentwdrth
blows tbe bass drum.
A scheme is en foot to change
this iudioial circuit-cut Monroe
off. and make it and Brown a oir
cult. This would involve tho ap
pointment of a new Judge,
It has been so cold during the
a-.
Dsst week that bhowers Bros,
s found it impracticable to tun their
bedstead faotory. Homer T. Pickle, formerly of Harrodsbufg, this county, has been
elected Principal of the Oak laud, ' Cal. Public Schools.
Pedigreed Durham Bull, two fears old, for sale. Call and see bim, 1 mile east of Bloomington.
Jan. T, 1885, I. MILT. KUUKHa.
Pleaa.Mobley and John Doug
lass are night police."
Dr. Rice, from oear White
Hall, has removed to Dudley P. O.
Tbe farm belonging to John
and Wesley Waterford has been
purchased by W. H. Oliphant.
The suit of Mrs. Lizzie Evans
againat tbtn Town of Gosport, wan
tried at Spencer, last wek, and tbe
jury could not make a verdict.
This was the third trial.
-Reviviil meetings are in pro
gress at the Avenue M. cnurch,
the Church f Christ, the African M. E. church, and the Grant St. M. E. church.
The grand jury for tbe present
term is as follows : J. Q. Caviness,
Wm, Petetson, Elijah Knight, Er
vin Smith, John E. Bselin, Wib.B.
Alexander.
Court logins on Monday next,
Feb. Bd. Time flies. Tbare will beTJnion meetinir at Walnut St. Pres.
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. This is a day set apart for spec
ial prayer for colleges seminaries and schools,, and all are cordially iuvited to be present at this meet
ing.
Representative Cartwnght has
otroduced a bill appropriating
850,000 far completing and equip
ping the nw college buildings.
The ietit jury for February
New York Store ia now receiv
ing a nice Hue of New Goods, and they will be sold at SPOT CASH nriroui pMtnle who have learned
by experience how hard it is to pay fnr iliuiHa that havs been hnuirht oi
.-. . w. - credit, will DO WEM. to buy goods ri . . "AT & 1 a. 5a
AU w at the JNew xora 01 ore, as 11 in the ONLY strictly Cash Sto&b
m tbe city, ' Try it one year, and
Cream Flotjr takes the lead in
all tbe kitchens of the city. There is no such word as fail, in bread-
making, wheire Cream Flour is us-
. old by J. IS. UiarK.
Kahh says he Kak; awM yon
goods he Kan a sure yon ait aa anv man Kah sell, and
Kan give yn watea aMwjnsi Kah swap for a horse, if yon Kajr find man who Kak see it thai way. s . HaT From now until the let of Maroh I will sell what remains of my heavy Kip Boots and Shoes, aa; a reduction in price of ten to nitty -cents per pair, spot cask. W. T. Blaib.
All my Stoga Boots most go
down go the prices.
w. x. wuam ear Yon will save mbi ing in a pair of French Kip i$Mtv at.M 75 former price tfi .tMNNU per pair. Than can be foonl , ' Only at W. T. WLJUftS.
Price reduced, on Winter
Goods only, to clean up stock, at W. T, BtAI.,
-The Bedford Banner baa been
purchased by Johnson, of the Star, and be will this week issue The Demeoirat. Suc
cess to you, Jobn.
White Halt Itetaub
A nother pioneer gone. Charles Hudson of onr vicinity, died a few
days ago,aeed about 84 years, "Un
cle Charlie," as everybody callwl
him,, lived in Bloomington in early
dav$, and followed making post and
rail tenants. r4o doubt some ot the
old folks of your city remember him.
Thus, one by one the old nettlers of
our county are passing away
Dr. O. F. Gray is very happy
this morning, because it is a fine son;
The cold strap brought down the mersury to 30 degrees below, aero,
and has left us good snow tor sleigh
iog,
M08K Kahn has figured dew
the prices on everyttimg, and
throws in a watch with every ft 2
sale. He can't afford to do ibis,
but does it to show that hia repnta.tion for cleverness is not over eatiV mated. . I wish to sell my farm oftf acre, 6 mile sooth of Bloomtantoa. i t Perry township, Monroe County, tad ' good house and other oat buildings, -mm, a good orchard, and frRofog ta faei is. pair, mostly art in great. VraasMjg BICHARD.JBTO.
We use "Cream Flour" ea!4 by 1. E. Clark, beaaasa we Sad it ia taa best. CttEAH lTOB makes ttw sweet art, whitest brand. J. B. Claritieus ft," Always ask for Cream Wtor when yon send in un order. J. B. Clark sells it. v
The "Storm King" ia the new Arctic overshoe o!d hp Oe. T. AUia. It is xtra henvy throughout, ia specially heavy on the heal and bail, waera rubber shoes give out first.. ' Seb the "Storm King et Atkk spo's shoe store. Ko ky heels fa tfcW"Storm King." ttaattine it. ,
Wt.nrttnll ftrtl.w.l flmed vtjr- I
r rayeri . . . . ' , ,, 1
church, I "aJ" JS0' zod, miss Kose .uowasu, iag,
J leacner. '
& Co. V Cash Store.
2,Paofi( Ind,
1
circuit coiiirt, as drawn, is as fol
lows: Jose ph Hough .Matthew Mc-Conheli-, ISobert E. Handsucker,
Wm. P. Lifford, Charles Hughes,
Ben. Sunnier, Samuel Gilmore,Geo. Gaither, B. S. Chase, Cam. Walk-
er.FUtcber MoCoanell, Gilbert Jef-
fries. I
Wm. H. Stephenson, a farmer
of Van Buren tp., whose farm was
near Jno. Dinsmore's. died of pneumonia, on Saturday. His remains
weie taken to Martinsville for burial. Be was highly esteemed ib
his neighborhood. He ntoved here
from Morgan county.
Our old friend, Wm. Wylie,
fell on the ice, near his residence,
Mouday, and was severely hurt. Samuel Wallingford ia at
home from Abbeyville, S.C. for the
fctleitsvllle Itenris. From BUettsvilU Cltiien. Tjitiit week Jits. F. Harris vas visiting
friends at Indianapolis.
A protracted meeting it haw i.Ciaa oa
at th M. B. church.
Kins Minnie Parks (peat Sandal at
Stinetiville.
J. it. Sedwick, af Paragon, vaa in town yttateiday. Mm Sallie r7haley, of If blo.vllie u visiting relatives at this pla&e. Mist Ora Wood, of laJiinapoii?, is risitiiiLr friehdii Snd relatives at this place. The Senior and Junior classes of the school, will hold their contest ,braa weeks from iielrt Friday, tteurs. Fred Matlbewt mm. $aritudl Blevins started yesterday for New Orleans, to be gone a few weeks. Mrs. Drarman who hat far some tiros been visitinaj her sitter, Mrs. Htobiuv. has
returned home in lllindia. The sUpper gotten Up by the M. K. Sunday school, last Satordny evening, Was vefy well attended. Chas. Stioipson and dthers have been
puiitinz up ice, which it frosaa to the
thickness of about six inches. Emuley Houston has relumed from
Lexington, II'., where he his been visit
ing for sometime. Ja. Bid csttrdst started fbf Pontl
Ac, II Hi., wbein he has secured a pcaitioo
in tne Jierorm sonoou
Mrs. Prathsr is now visiting friend near Worthingtdn. Iiaat neek aha was visitirig tha iiamily of her aun Henry, at Brooklyn. One day lavtt weak the largo bnck,8m, belonging to P. B. Worley got odtdf tha Park. Isaac Williams discovered th deer and wai ranking an effort to get him back into hia lot when Bnrt Bliett approMchitd. Sam muds a run lor Bart and
he caught bim by the horniL but the ia-
OLkvebI well I should
so. Any man that wii! give . tomer full value fur hia mcoey and hhen throw iu a watenn$a: clever to make maim aaeffcf. :Wm
tllHt .M jUst Wllltl aawSIJ-wawMry'
Isiiae was also
downed," but he and Bait, finally suc
ceeded in holding the deer while Mr. Worley tied his legs to hi librnt. Then they released tbeir hold, and tha deer made a leap of 10 foot in the air and lit Uh bit aide, whore he lay and. suffered hia boras to bi Biwtel off. In the skirmish Bart hud a t4 cut On the fase.
niikt.Hon rif t-li.uln Mlnfllr tH ll!n
uuipun. v rnjpuR - r 1 ne cauar:
.niitK. He aavs when be aot off , tuHated anuaal a too mucii and down
- j 1 1 n . 1 t: 1 Li. 1 ,j 111.-
the car tit Louiavitle, it seemed to pup tn , rool lirtil Um na up fta(t KM
him . he wriuld frBee the change eoiiareo an aeorsmp
of temperature from Soulh Caroli11 a to Kentucky beiiig so great, especially on Thursday. He says business is good -Martinsville Rep. : The Board of Pendiqu Esaminers met and reorganised, wih Dr. Tilford, President ; Dr. U. H. Farr, Secretary Dr.C. M- Gravis, Treasurer. Mnse Kahn is one of the jolliest fellows in business, and is also one of the faireot He sella the cholc-
et clothing and furnishing goods, and after giving yon prime bargains, he throws in a watch. The Beta Fraternity Weto giv
en a taffy-pulling, at the lesidence
of Mrs. Amanda Hughes, last Sat
unlay night Misses Lillie Voria,
MlOMt Nte
iSVehvbody 8hotttd exanttoit
those "Walker Boot" at taw atari
noose 01 Bxcvmiia vo- nvera.i
root wear can oe xtr. at iitu
nieat. T Tbebb af more fiadraaa trinl- ' ittgs in atcOalht ft Co.'a store taaa laait the others combined. BttrytUag fajt t class ia this stor. MGoLbKM OfcR" the MBtMf , and most varied stock df raid wna"-. ' " er f oods in the town, may ne foltikd .: on the shelves of Chirh;y MeUvy ; stoic. So long has Charley befn r:;f in the business here, tnd so intimately is he acquainied with walkto of ihe people that he cBa alMi4 , led a stock that will meet t t? ; quiretnents of his ciisistoetea. won't take allthe moiey yoncart raie to buy ycr wist fixinM afc Mobley's, but he aellt WjWh yet strictly for cash. Never buy a new ditssi n sbttwl, cloak, or any article of tedietdreMltoaeVi 'k till you bive exiuniaed taoM of MoyaBa Co.'t. Plr.KB op cm every eotmter, antt tha shelves crowdod with ntw gooSX-ltc:. " Callla A Co. are prepai 4 hi aie taa ro- f.
quirementa or the train. ' - Voir tne Sprittgtinw is anpreaching, and the people whode aim to have neatly fitting buatne suits cut and maim should waste n;"C time, bat hasten to Bm. McGeeV merchant tailoring ewabtamnien south side public square, where . ebirtce line of French und EnglWIa Iiiece goods are kept in ttook, It htle taste is displayed ly Sir, MeGee id the selection of tkeae nae
the taste and judgineiit exhifaiterl
oy mm in tne lasninaing of tnetfa into garments is tha veH.te-fiC ; the finished artist. Many a a;. ;t a. a w . - "
owes nts respectanie aimearaane
th, skill aatf aata af Kla 'raaiurl . '
and suck being tkecaiaa,
noii but pronounce
Auditor'! Office, Bloomington, Ind, January tth, 183.
The Jlchool Law reads as follows.: llTlio Auditor SHALL, on tb fouflh Monday
in Maroh annually, offer for utile all mort-
eaired land un which mrmentt of Intarait
are Dt'K on the flrstday of J AKUilRY,
ana unpaid oa tka day of sane.
jr our ocfwoi xuna jnttrm u pad ofue, and tmut 6s paid 6y th
W.
M. ALEXANOKR,
Awl. Hon. Co.
true phihmtbroniat, aa -waH '$9
tatnowgit artist and getiUemaav
r5
Tub advice given froo to week bv the Proewee m
heeded, as the crti-wd if cu
tl't throne Hemn WilonK Pwla
ion Store" would indicate,.. yi store is couveniently lwBwV'd&w
'frogress itioca," coiwr mw$
Flora U'oote, and U2aie tiuglies ot , ii j mt aWin IftRn
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iw- M7 , . : j i m . . . .. . u.t an n..Ar..n no 1 .
X lulc 01 meetlUg W tin ; unuuiu, wriu in bhmm..w. Xt flnnl a( iUla lana Viaa hiwn I A nrotia-lainan 11 M m Pit Oravona
changed to the 1st and 3d Mon- j0f Bend ricks county, has purobased L.
Capt. Fields' stock of groceries nd( POUNDS will plaie a general stock of goods! c" Sugar for L at Dunn
in the I'ea Vtocr tpom,
days of each month
It won't be long till we can
'ork ten hvurs in daylight.
CV Cash Otote,
sti.-cft and College Avenue,
speeinl efforts aw directed towaM kteping the choicest tfmk sugars, and other like mtmN-i Tiw stock ofOlaaswamettf w;tre ia well selected aiu) alv.-; a small pnmt. K:m? can always be pwwwwIaWiaw- i'as some of the lct ktittet
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