Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 6, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 April 1885 — Page 3

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MONON ROUTE. XMmm JTe Albany CAicojo W-y TUMI TAB AT Bmomuw Afrtaas Norths Cbiaago Day Mail, Vi-ttii i Hlght sUpre, .. U.P. Arrival, gotag S8.-; 4.30PM lievillo Pay (8m flmwl Advertising Card wJLL Paoaaaas: Through tba solMV,ST2?S. ejtn of th. cig of BtoLiagtMi regardless of party atfHa-. . rtdint candidate for Meyorof city e ynw nlrrtma neat- Through this J SnvSm of Prti?. "c.r Tft condition of servitude, r dcr or former f MOBGA. H ysa ---ea Nice siTW styles rf spring show for Ladies Ywag Mi,jnt itotind by Blair.

. rs xuMtkinar oood while TOD

- tW shoes. Call at Blair's

aad see the new styles. AU y Stogp BooU must go ? fVYoa will am by taki ii in a pair of F K'pJ

THE

o. rn c ii in; e c rn i.s

I'CALLA SPRING IN DAILY

STOCK ARRIVALS,

IS BEING RECEIVED.

Tte dut M of Dress

EVER EXHIBITED HERE.

ndoecd. on winter Ami Yu will be better prepared to Purchase.

W. T. BukMre.

fun supplies of groceries are :4 k k bv WlLBO,

the corner grocer. Among the

latest ia the "Jnagic XWZ T r A th "Empire Baking Powder.

All the novelties in groceries can hm found in this boose. AU goods

delivered fcee of charge.

For Choice Groceries

or Cream Flour.

James B. Clark, Grocer,

Next to Postoffice,

Takes the lead in Bloomingtoo

Cream Flows takes the lead in

elt th kitchens of the citv. There

is no each word as rail, in bread-

, , makiue, where Cream lour is us-

WasteD aouotore ; gw "-s- . hw j R Olark.

. l ..MMnlMVI I J

and ateaay emP.oy . . make8 the sweet-

nr r iMi WMmrl Muuicni v .

MUmv.mm'Jrm. swhnesi bread. J. B. Clark sells it.

or tan on w

Indiana. 7 I t ht Minn would

xi.mii.aT Potatoes for Seed, on I be here about the 10th of the pres-

sale at I. Milt. Rogers', 1 mile east, rat gd, to select a Postmaster

on Bogerr Pike. - fOP Bloomingtoo. But now word

- -w"nWam cornea that he ieeb it incumbent

Jr"rr BVOark- i upon himself to atay in Washington

u U tko talk of the town. If yon and keep an eye upon Cleveland s

ittonee von win wonoer wjr appointments, ine -nun to me

von dHiB i awe cwi. i Wboie matter w tnat jnauon uou i

WthUia-the 8-jwma.t lo get mixed up in the past

"I "fM ' t fiht. Somebody miirht

I oifk flu "flnlilipr's .. . i m i o Tf t !..-

to borrow I B . itnis pian in oioowiingwu

If ;oa ineno." anylhing a tramp dreaas more

want toiasure ymr property, call j dates, as far as heard from, viz: than a ;t is baid work.

a . isact ct aA8i a. j. win. xslf -ou The following naroed

to as mimot, 1 " , V ' T Bincc last publialieii report: aam

I-tw- u T - Koeers rfoiin uranam, iv.. oiepn-i . T , . . . -u TTmnhriea.

ihyWg, J - r,l Mff.l. Leo. Fields and " " , .. V

rJT iGco. W. May ana amuy j. v.,

Florence whibw. u7 17 u..:a 4 ku;- Pitu.

fceaw this "Cream Floor

The bedstead factory is run

ning with a full force of men, and Showers Bros, are receiving large

orders daily. It would be a great convent

ence to tax payers if the turnpike tax could be included with other

taxes on the duplicate; then.it

would not be overlooked, and the necessity for taking care of an unusual number of receipts would be

obviated.

The town was full of tramps again, on Thursday, notwithstanding the fact that ten head of these

0 cattle had been unceremoniously

ejected from the corporate limils

within the week previous. At New

Albany the police arrest these pests and place them on a stone pile, so

they may study geology-at their leisa a. 1 II

ure. wouian t 11 oe wmi w iry

PRICES

AT THE

CORNER o-iP-iE-isr-

DON'T FAIL TO SEE:

The Corner forS?5aaa Ulotmng.

The Comer JSk

The Comer

3JU3RCHANT FOR GENTS' Furnishing Ciooas.

The Comer

for

ancF

Al M Mn

i Pli Fipres.

ONE Price for EVERYBODY.

AT C. P. TOURNEKo U1-.U

An Indianapolis man has applied to Cleveland to be made commissioner of the United 8tates express company. This reminds the Progress that after the election last Fall, the cashier of the 1st National Bank of this place was approached by several Democrats v,ho gleefully suggested that he would have to look for other employment soon, as Cleveland would appoint Democrats to all the National Banks! Potatoes are worth fifty cents a bushel. Last spring they could hardly be disposed of at ten cents. 11 A-nAa nf IhisIibIb have hceii fro-

llllllUmH ' fc-MU.. n iii Monroe county during the "au e

severe weather. Dr. Nutt's Monument is now completed, and'about $25 is yet re

quired to pay for shipping and put

ting up, at Greeiicastle,

Ice an inch thick, on Saturday morniug, April 4th. "Bracing wiuter weather." Traveling companies can now

rent Mendelssohn Hall, including

license, under an arrangement made by Postmaster McPheeters.

GOSSIP ABOUT PEOPLE.

Dr. Crane returned from Dal-

ton, Ga., on Saturday noon.

Nat. U. Hill was in Chicago

last week, on business.

Miss Eva Brown is visiting friends iu Grecncastlc and Terre

ttrlf yon want

at lowest rates,

The mother of Chas. Corr.aged

over ninety years, died on Sunday last.

Jno. W. Buskirk went to Ind-

Ctiu't the ianapolis last week, on legal busi-

friends who have not made a con- ness.

tribution do so at once? Py to J. I Miss Anna Carter, of IndiauaE. Brant, er W. E. Woodburn, at po'is, is visiting her . grandparents,

the Bank. i E'r- Maxwell and wife,

t fi vr PlvJ Mrs. Sue Bailey will occupy

mouth Rock rooster. Apply ttliioJ the house formerly owned by Mrs

flee.

a . tvw tb aid hardware man.

one on the above l,t wou.d be ae- snTAH; Sbwild repair, this ao,.will ceptable, still the Progress believes j fi Mbley,

find thsl it pays to get n pnees. mat tne omce suoua go W bv H(y&dey Mo,He Frank

B:ooeb .11 the time, grows W. the workers. ow wv a wr. , Q ftnd Eimoa Ehnif

J. Allen's stock of Uoc ana neat- SiWs, wno useu ine mi . e lauijB, Thrasher and Adaline

TWOTSZZS IT1 tb DV,te! 8U maBr, ! MePLetridge, W. A. Wrjght and

uk wwn. , -

theeonty is sold by Allen

1. ? ; I cI.mM.." '

OI menial service nh.rl.it.tP A irtr.

THWerelhKstbe

tbe Sulky Plow, agreat Ubor saver. bere to db.

See the Twgileas Cultivator, rf WQai business is on the

GOODPEOTTSpryd 4c

Good Dress Prints,

at Aileii'a ba-rdws store.

TWsk SiirrH. the indeuitieable

Botioo del, has jnst retarnad

docket.

The case of Mrs. Lizzie Evans

(W,U war, and AHen. the hard- -Joo Wilson eame to Bioom-. town of Gfflportj was

rZrSZJZSZ ,Dgt08 "rrV'tTT" at Spncer last week, and a

y F "r.' t!.-. le uln VF" npH hPr S1.000 damaires.

This is the fourth trial ; she having been given a verdict for (2,500 in Monroe circuit court at one time,

but a new trial was granted and a change of venue was taken to Owen

county. Mrs. Evans alledges that she was injured by falling upon a

defective sidewalk in Gosport.

The water from the maple

trees is about one-fifth sweeter this

year than usual. In other years it bas taken forty gallons of water to make one callon of molasses ; this

New crop, straw hats, have

cal jpyOOB worth of goads, such asj Pay your toM8 by Apri 20th,

kowea 01 au gwy, 3 or yoa WUI be compelled to settle let wans, silvefwate, smtnary J i

wettttere is 00 waittylngtoeiMiai'i

it eaal. be ooae. joscgot jerseys at v-raveua owm

k for yooraeJf.and be sore I Bed Ticking, cheap, at Cra-

kll Other Best Brands Prints, ner yd. 6c

-r ' w a w ' j Indigo Sine, best, 7

Good Shlrtiug Plaids, T l-2c

Feather Ticks, I5c

erate,'

and foe

to tao some

MM Mf All

Tens'.

I dropped in at the mk

Bat St.. Pre. Church, m

rus or tne esotr whs approprutw

and I wai wDeciallTDlfased with the sine;

ingot Mr.McCorn.ck,the basso Moss

Heavy Brown Muslin

CRASH,

Chanubpa Gingham, 12 I-2c

skew, so yon

- . llMWIM

Kill U UHi' I M 3.

Tt la a btzeger show tbaw tne new i of tb w.inut

T ii i Miiiiii mmA ilnrt coal I Hands am) u mneh Dlemsed with the

Tjlj I Mirmon of the Pastor. Tbe oponinz clw-Jveer that quantity of water makes ; f ine IKlSS CalING

The wheat crop is not so badly damaged a3 expected, especially1 tbe wheal 'that was sown with drills, and where there was good lertiliz crs used. The wheat sown broadcast looks like a complete failure.

K Some farmers think of plowing up , . I I I .... ... t. ... t anil itllllinip

in a crop of corn. All wise fanners use a good fertilizer. If the farmers would use 75lhs. to the acre, their oats would make double

the crop,

Work on tbe two hnndsomi?

dwelling houses, on North Walnut st. for the Showers Bros. (Wo. and James) is l3ing crowded with much

energy by the contractors, Rev. .1. E. Brant delivered hiii

lecture on "Libby Prison," in Mendelssohn Hall, as per announcement. The lecture was good, but the attendance, owing to the disa greeable weather, was not large. A Brooks Mogul freight loco-

motive, one ot nneen recenuy ordered by the railroad company, at

tracted a good deal of attention by its immense size and evident power, while at the depot, last week.

A bill was passed by the legisla

HatIXO enlarged our tock of general Hardware completing in erery 4tatt oar tine of Bui Were Hate rials, m-

frmt .u 9".m;","..w " i Shoes is unturoassed

Cmntry produce wanted,

tK ami ataff of life cravens wrocery

all the better for health fcr being tra goad. That is the kind Kawdmrl. tno baker, bakpa.

-Crsvra' line of Boots and

e- one ealion and one quart

A furniture polish fraud

Zip. Browning, one door east of

Dr. Axtell's residence.

J. . Riley, the poet-humor

ist, is sick,and will not visit Bloom

inirton this week. A dute for his

appearance here will be given soon

Maj. Mulky and James Jack-

sou are building a partnership stone

wall between their lots, on west 5th

street. It will be both ornumeutal and subdtactial. Miss Florence Williams of Indianapolis and George Williams of Kansas City, are at home, Mrs. Kate Williams, their mother being in the last stages of that dreadful disease, cancer. Hon. David Hcffren, of Washington, Daviess co., has been ap

pointed Judge of the new district

comprising Daviess and Martin. Mr.H. is a graduate of the Law Department of Indiana University.

Ewing Batterton is making

preparations to go into the grocery

b- siness one door west of

Dunn fc Co.'s. Mr. Batterton will

make a spec-Salty of fiuest grades of

glWCl ICO.

Mrs. Susan Smith, who has

charge of the Poor Farm, met with

Isaac Clam in has finally settled down on Prospect Hill, having moved there last Week. John Campbell the former Trustee of Marion tp. has moved to Stephen Flem ing's farm. George W. Hendrix and wife, of Cloverdale, Putmam co., have been visiting relations in Bloooaington. David Shields of Salt Creek tp. has sold his farm for $600 to Wm. Ping, otid will remove to Missouri.

Mrs. A. J. Cherry has rented the Henley house, east of Dr. Mc

Pheeters' residence, and will remove

to it soon.

Maj, Jas. B. Mulky wilt be a candidate Tor Mayor. Nat. U.

Hill will be a candidate for re-

nomination in the first ward.

-Mrs Carr, mother of Roger

Carr, died on Monday of last week. She was saiill to be in her 90th

year, though it seems there are no

records to bctir out the assertion

Chas. Turner, the furniture

dealer, was called to his 'parents' home at Ridge Farm, Ills., recently,

in consequence of the dangerous

illness of his mother.

Greencastl'2 Banner: Miss

Minnie Harbison goes to Evans-

ville this week to be absent three

or four months taking lessons in short hand aad type writing.

-On Wednesday night last J.

T. Leonard, itnd wife, Homer

Leonard, and Ar drew Rhoddy, left

Bloomingtoo for Portland Oregon. The trip will occupy about eight

days, and the fare, was $50 each.

John Dolan has rented the

house on wait (kh st. recently oc

cupied by Zimri WorLey, decM, and

will remove to it when Mrs. D.

who is now visiting relations in

Grandview, returns.

Mrs. Sarah Williams and

John Hubbard died recently in

Marion tp. Mrs. Williams' death resulted from consumption, and

mmmi

Neck w ea b Moss iCahl

just recei ved the most complete elemnt stock of smine wekm

ever brought to town, includiftjr

beautiful

aatilirt

new "eraa w rgs

among others,

ment of those

ties in latest shades and snapes-- .Hi

It will pay you to look st them,

Foma will Ur candidate ,

tbe nomination .or City MT,JWQg:. in iV.o lMLiion ol' the lteoublicn PrimT v.. i?,-4.

Election, . EA. Progntti: Pleum Haorow tat Henry S. Bute will be acndiltrtay offlco ot City Treasurer, subject to, tfcj

cision of toe JKepubiicn aoinwjiuiig vw

ventiun.

Students attetio-v! A new lot of latest style bats and furnishing goods at Mose Kahns, just arrived, Moss Kaon was in Cincinnat i last week and the result vs an ithec lot of elegant spring suits, uideiwear, and all sorts of clothing. Call on him. lL

Fob sale. An elegant residence on North College Avenue. Apply to Bpskibe A Ppkcajs: Rye Ebead, the sweetest, mo)t nutritious, and who!eiin article ever sold in thiaujaci;, is now baked by Geo, Beockart. It you have never tried the Rye Breed it will pay you to du so. Ilta very nice. Severai. good town lots, on North Mftdieon street, can be purchased ni reMonitble terni. We use "Cream F1on?r !d by J. 15, Clark, becnusa we iad it i ti Cbram Fi-OUB makes tbs sweetest, whitest breed. J. B. t'lark ells it. Always ask for Cream Hour when you send in ao order. J. B. Clark sells it. Fine huUdius lots inside tW

corporation Hmiu, will be'ld, in a bay or singlv. Fur partioulats see Jiilm

BUir.

Go to McCalla &Ci,V attd see

the new arrivals of stylist SfwjBB 3o Jls Th.! Dross Quods are very br.ndsoiue.

rjbody that has eaten tbit bread TJUlllSIITAKilS an DEALcaa is

If ateUie Boriai Caskets, Cases and

CtMmt. Hearse and Carriages for-

iakeii to order. Orders by tele-

cmvo Dromnt atten

' r k - .

en College Aww

icg, njgtop, IndiaMu A FATrrT Hotel k A ,Orea Bsitaatedpw tba oapat. Tke kfjaja laioweweatry rrmnt;d, ad ttft sjss ara eonrfortaWy fanmbed. O Ui, m w tWOKccl tb-.H that . aia raisrlit deefre. are to be found

ketv. elfarfaaged sample rooros are

Sued aO'ia tMOKlM Moosa, aao sJotn Mrekaftrareten wilt iad tbe Orchard i

rWaotaM at waloH to atop. Maale sup-

w pawn - Orebud Soa are the proprietors.

J. W. Dieksoa baa 4 town lots

OntSt aad Third Sts., wbieb U desires sell, sfs atiU also sell bis meat shop

NoboKT Mk f'rffoaal oil CAV wagon will sapply your oil. HfJeJ. B. Clark's coal oil Wagon.

Coal Oil, onlers soliched

frow qark's grocery store. s Jk. at Wreck.

.WkM nan ia aMisur down kill every

Vt. U rmmAt Ia win him a kick. Tea,

thai is so. It is ad, bat natarai. Why;

maav a man and woman, seeking .,t annaVl hare s-ot k if their bair bad

net boea to this and my. One Bottle af

Tarher ' Hair Balaaro then tba best n

vtment. It p taTOne; hair, prMaote er'kwth and reatorM c:6r. Cbjen, Wgblv aatmed, not a dye. A great improw't T aaysimthr prapara. ' U -a. -W at 'te ffiw f

Attention is directed to the

Proclamation of Mayor Dodds, with

refereoce to cleaning up alleys, cel

lars, vaslts, etc Already a ship with cholera on board has been

quarantined at a southern port, and

as the introduction of this disease

has never yet been prevented, it 19

nselesB to hope that it can be ex

eluded now. By proper observance

of the rules of cleanliness it may

be mitigated, however.

Anything in the dry goods

line can be purchased at Cravens'

at bottom prices.

Jewish Tabernacle. Two

bjetnres will be given in tbe Christian Church on Tuesday and W i-dneaday eve

of next weekj.Apn 1 7th and 8th, by Ira

J. Chase, on tbe Jewish Tabernacle.

These lectures will be accompanied

with two Is rce ana four small beautiful

aad oestfy painting) showing both the out side and inside of tbe building together

with all tbe furniture, curtains, c., Ac,

ia nosstion. Tiiesa lectures am highly

pokea of by all who have heard them,

and furnisn sn a orn apace n amount of information or an important Bi

ble subject. Lectures begin at 7 p. m Adninun shts'le oemon for both lec

tures! 2& c. Family ticket 45. Proceeds

for Hymn Books.

I have some articles of furni-

f :tare and household goods wbieb I will dis

pose or at reason a bis prices. Mrs. Lemuel Moss, N . College Avo.

If yon want to trade with the

moat clever and accommodating shoe

man of Blooiuingtou, call on K

Wlietsell, at tlte New York Store,

He can give yon prices that can't

be brat.

Boos for setting, of Pure Ply-

wimith Bock Cuiokena, can lis bail en up piiciiii'in ti Bfi'sEmtmi Houston, Ooipvrt

iD'j . Kt

irttvt

working over tbe country, and as

he is said to be an exceedingly j

smooth individual it would be well

to look ont for him. He goes into

a town and remains a day or two

to get acquainted with the names and ctrcamstances of the people,

then he shows up at a drug or furniture, store to sell his preparation.

To tbe proprietoi he exhibits a long

list of names of people living in the

town to each of whom be claims he

bsis sold a bottle of his preparation

In this he displays his shrewdness,

for to people of model ate circum

stances he sells(?) a small bottle,

and to those of means, who would

be more likely to be more free with their money, he sells a large bottle.

The druggist or other party to

whom he if trying to sell a quanti

ty, recognizes those names and

thinks he will have them for future

customers, and he buys a large bill

of the stuff. Later he sees some of

the parties who were represented as

having bought some of the "polwb"

but they know nothing of it, and

the dealer then begins to realize

that be has been duped. The fel

low is a good dresser, a fine talker

carries advertising matter and testi

monials as to tbe merits of bis "oolish." and is considered one

of the "slickest" men on the road

He hails from Chicago and is a fraud, and bis preparation is also a

base- fraud. When first applied to the furniture in produces a very

good polish, but in a short time it

turn? to a 'inigy. mrty uihch.

MAM, lOc

Mr. Hubbard's from old cge, ht being io his 89th year.

Sara. Henry writes that he is

located near Sterling, Kas., which is a town of 2,500. He is pleased

wuh land and climate. Corn, he

says sells at 22c, hay $2 per ton,

oats 30c, salt $2.60 per bbl.

The remains of Mrs. Emma

(King) Vrht?J! were not brought

to Blooiuington for burial as was

originally intended, owing to the decomposed con dition of the body,

but was buried in Bement, Ills.

Midland s Prof. J. C. Weir, of Arkansas City, Kansas, is gaining

a valuable reputation as a teacher,

in the west. 1?he people of Baxter's Springs, Ksts., and also of Ar kansas City, are very eatnest in his praise. Geo, T. Atkinson returned

from an extendsd trip through the south, last Thursday, finally "do

ing" the New Orleans Exposition

George was gone seven weeks, and

says he had a "lioss time." Jumes Enipson's farm houe

4 miles east of Bloomingtoo was

burned to the ground on lVedues

day morning cf last week, white the family wore absent There

was no lnsuriiic.'.

Best produce always bought by HiiDin. Wilson, the grocer. You

can get good butter at his store a

well as all tne eiso-cest groceries. He makes a specialty office teas, coffees, cigars and tobacco. Why DOS'ryou save your money by paying cash at the New York Store? There is big saving in it as we can demonstrate whenever you call and give onr immense stock au examination. Everyjliiw is new, full and oumpleteowaVno man or woman .'need go out of ih New Y.rk Store. unppfedf?J''' want of a variety. A pleasure i

si ow our good, as they are. so Jtne

and cheap, U. K. rttuft.

Seed Oats, Clover, Timothycid Blues rass seed, best quality, and' at

lowest prices, for sale by ,

W.J. ALLEN.

Window Holland, lOc Extra Super Al l Wool

Carpet, 70e

rlonr liar .Qafniifna

ture whictieius " While attending to her household .i-.i.:.. 1 .i;ri-;.t mul hr there I - .

ui IIUSJUU.U.. Id,it ..s Kie ft-.emiwl niinii a wet

is an e.i:ergrneyeW, it is now ajth . , M breaking!

law. By tne provisions 01 tut a..i, f. j y gmith ba8 r,:Uirnefl fr(!lu court is to besio in county - Ail-' Chicago, nSl w,u fiukh learning

i 1 1 nit. im 11 1. . -

Monuav t Utcemtier,!

on the 1i?t

HBfSlS

t Inn 11 -it v. Anr il and Sonit nitipr

each year, and continue four weeks. Judge Wilson telegraphed to our county clerk that he would be here

on the 6th, (the HrstJMonday ofj

Anrih to hold court, uut as ims

emergency bad not been anticipated, the term, it is believed, will be brief. Unless a special term is called by the Judge, there will be no court in this county till September.

. . . 01 .:. .1 i. 1 ' rne trade of a WMtcUmaker with his

f, iircii. u x iiiiaueiiiuiii. art; visitiiit;

Mr. V.V tmrents, Dr. and Mrs, 1

Wylie, They expect to remain through the summer, and will be

'Joined by the Professor in vacation.

Cam

65c

Sttnesvllle Items, U. G. Easton is very slefc. , C.Ci. Dunn was at Indianapolis this esk.

D. C. Pugh is, P after a severe spell of

I siuknei. ! Mrs. Clara rnd Ad. Harris are visiting

friends hero thia week. Tom Swnftord is an unlucky man sure.

He bft lost two horses the last year. Perry Reynolds has purchased Eastoa's mules, and le now running two teams.

Mr. Pratt, of Owen co., was bere mis week visiting hi daughter, Mrs. O. C. Punti. Joiin Terry, Bill Hitc, Albert and Elmer Hondley took a fly to Blooming.on liir t Monday. Dm Judnh, of Guthrie, is here looking out a iocHlion. He is ulso talking of bay

ing the hotel. TJib school started last Monduy vtith

'.Minnio Hoadley .teacher. She has twenty I

tchnlars on Iter list We are going to hays a Bluekemlth i boii of our own, Cavincss bas routed the

ir.o)t ueiouguig 10 mu xm va umnc Co.

Mrs. R. W. SJiers goc-i to Indianapolis to-day, to read a paper betbre the Presbyterial Meeting. She will remain in the city until after the Oratorical Contest, next

Thursday evening.

Miss Lib Cookerly bas return

ed in Bloomingtoo, aftet au absence

of more than eight months Dur

ing the winter she visited friends in Decatur and Springfield, Ills. Ewing Batterton left Bloom-

ingtun fur New York City ou Monduy. He goes for the purpose of securing u stock fine groceries for

his new store, oue dour west of Duu fc Co.'s.

Wicks COa

Mrs.X.U. Hill is at Dr. Sln-p-pard's Hydropathio Institute, near

Columbus, O. or a year or more her health has bevu declining, and she goes to the above named establishment with the hope of securing needed relief. The wife of Leverett Cochran,

who with her two children, during

Ml. Grimsley is forming a company nc, tivn mn,us i,.,s iw, vilii.

lo takn buck to Knas will) nitn or. nis,,"return in about ton dnys. The iiidiioo-; jng Mrs.Sherfcy (an adopted sister) uuMits onered by bin arm to purobtsei-s , Dl ra verv liberal. " Now Orleans, returned to Bloom-

.1 N. Allison, a nrom nent citizen and melon ou ouiumuy. one nan "

business man of rjpcneer, died Monday, exceptionally pleasant visit,

uu naa

I there

and

business ,.j i;i, ,.;j ...,,, lv in

for 21 vears. and at IU0 time Ol UtS , . ... . " t

boon in tbe mercantile

! ant

var. oi

the Crescent City.

Tebe and two

of tbe boys (Joe and Al.) will oc

cupy benches that are being handsomely fitted up iu the north front

of Tube's great exposition. Dau. Smith was arrested at Indianapolis and brought tu Bloom

ing tun last week, on an old indict

ment. Singuhir that these fellows

will staysontar the danger point,

when it is just as easy to go furth

er away.

Gov, Gray has made one ap

pointment which the Progress can heartily commend. He has chosen

Mrs. J. i?'. Pittmau of this place

as one of thi; Trustees jf the Soldiers' Orphans1 Home at Kuights-

town. She hi a highly educated

public-spirited woiun,aud will de

vote her time and talents to thia

positiou.

Shoals Tribune; Rev. Dr,

Rawlins, havinir disiutsed of ht

farm on White River will soon

leave us tor Sun Autonio, Texas

where he proposes to cugage iu the

stock busbies. The Doctor de

scribes Txas a l fine8t country

in the world s n- &in Autonio as its

Jeruaakm, 4- he Doctor is the kind

of man we sincerely regret to see leuve the eounty. In his departure he will take with him the kindest

regards and best wishes of a host of

friends. He is now offering ull of

i his fitrrniug :inpl-m?rita for sule.

White BelqiaK Seed C,hst

iu the market, for sa(o by CofP & Karsell.

Fjxest stock of Dress Goods in tnn town, just receivod by BicCMlla 0., thu west side dry good uiun. Dos't make a purchase of bonis and shoos or any article of Ureas Trim, ' mings or Dross Goods, till you have evatained Mi Call & Co 's stock. Anxious as they are to sell goods 11 cC alia & Co. are willing to devote a portion of th ir tims to the ooUeoticBj of -t counts dui them, Tou'4 better pay uy Spring Wraps, very atylish j st rcoeived at 3JcCal.iv ii Co.'s. s

jno lady can auora to ou a nnw silk or ea li wore 4 tii without l!-t cillinK at MoCnll--Ji Oo.'s slot? ttf il amining ttsij apt ug Goal,

"Golden Kiile." The tuivi. and most varied stock of tl4peather goods in the town, tsy;:MB

oa the shelves ot Charley Memy' ;.

store, so long bas ;Wmmm-

in the business liefiouti-

mately is tie aoquamtesrwuo aauia of the people that hik,Wwaas

lect a stoctt tuat wiii mminji

quiremeots of his oaep 4

won't take all the money yw can raise to buy your wiuter 41os at Mobley's, but ha sep -it-tiw, yet strictly forCh.v. ;

All lha girls go to EaPa

because they keP t

ma keep eyoiy wag taoy mm. . ;

Thk BEST, which is alwnvftth

cheapest, can bo found a toe atosjsMc, Calla Co., west tida af W atasra.

UittE"i aa 'w0 f gooas.

SFow the Sprinjt-time is ap

proaching, nnd the people who de-, bire to have neatly fitting ,bWic? suits cut and mideshouldiWg! no

time, but hasten to .Sic.r

merchant tailoring WlShBHt,

south side public sita' WWfe

choice line of Krencu, alKi.iwijiu H

piece goods are kept btoc.

Kill.. 1., u ;u .ikiiiimi; Dw::amr. hti -

nc malt wj"'irTO,iWv.'--,.f, "r- r-.nt

th. taxi and iudemwtkliHia:''

into garraents w the'rost'bS SgfT the 4&WI arti. owes his re weetablt. Wy;MrsgSg

the ckiil ua taste, 01 hm MKm; : -m ,d fch beiug mmMm 1

not uut pronounce wawawaKfcia ; .. .... ..l.iilunlUiwinviil:. 'fcajauri1s P;

i unroll" n anist snu snnnwii

ware and gt1.!

.and so can Rivoipf

bartfaitiR in tuuiwj in asrt,--

class of 0tl,

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