Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 April 1885 — Page 2
JVfafcsf emcA fStemhg Homing, y ' VHIUI A.BABE, MitBr mft
IS ADTAilt'E, UH Year
Charles P. Bryan writes to the
Bearer Timta from Washington that "President Cleveland lives in daily fear of assassination."
Peace is what England and Russia are desirous of securing, and
if they don't get it any other way
it looks like they have determined
to fight for it. a m
The NewOrleana Time Dem
ocrat asserts that 170,000 of the people of thatjcity have never been near the Exposition. If they will
not patronize their own show, how .1 - . .mIa Ia rAtrl
can wey capcra. pwi twelve hundred or two thousand
miles to do so?
The reservation of a strip of.
land, on the American side, at NiMn Falls, far the free use of the
public, is provided ly the Legiala-
rne waist "
hip or pistol-pockets are all that are allowed in fashionable panta
loons.
Solatia of the Trade Dollar
question).
To the Progress :
Let our ablest statesmen consult i . . . w f nar
wren now we are kk "
along with two silver dollars of un
equal value, xne govern raeui -sued both the trade dollar and the standard, and Btarted them out on their mission at par. But it has
bees discovered that the standard
dollar is the most valuable, ana that on account of a little discrepancy in the grains of silver contained in the trade dollar, thereby the
latter has to slip down, and out oi circulation, except at a discount of 15 per cent. Who should lose that amount, is the question? I should sav the government. Both dollars
were maae in aecuruuco -
College Affairs-
DEATH OF
Prop. Jobdan has been off on
a lecturing tour, through the State. Judge Fra&CiS WilSOll
Garbeb's lecture on the . m
Come Juoge rranois wuson, oi wre
10th Judicial Circuit, died at his
" I Tt
Ww - , tuniversHY.
act of Congress, tne legislative - , ite KixoUvly,
government, ami r ,
Prof,
South to-night (Tuesday), nut,.
Prof Jordan's lecture on the borne in Bedford, on Sunday morn
Matterhorn, May 5. Both lectures ing at 8 o'clock. Judge W. nas free. I been subject to periodical attacks of
Rev. N. C. MeDlix, D. D. will erysipelas in the face for years, and . I mi 1 f 1 . I
preach in the U. F. Church next on mtsraaay oi last woe auuco Sabbath morning and evening. an attack of unusual severity. His
Rev. N. C. McDlU. of Richland, face was go much swollen that one
Ind., will deliver the next Sabbath not familiarly acquainted would
afternoon lecture. Subject: my-1 scare nav JTOuBu,. thology. took train for Bedford that morn-
The last Sunday lecture was mg, and at latest advices, Jjnciay,
given by Jrrot. iNooie uuuer, i - d
Butler University. Prof. Butler sick in saw nr. vwUUV
once connected with Indiana d a letter from him by the noon
W- heard his lecture tram Friday. At may be surmwea
I then that bis many, mends in Hioomington were greatly shocked upon
was
the signature
at mi .,?
come a law. xnia ia a " national.importance. Niagara will enjoy boom, when this act goes into operation. During the heavy storm on the afternoon of. the 8th, the Wash
ington monument was struck three
times by lightning, without cans-
me the least damage. Col. Casey
examinedthe aluminum the follow
MitnMt nr our
T . .11 l1 a tuJ-. I T . . v 2-, tk. Otkmrxna V,
ZZZZ oe wMyl: Some rf the boy. bearing of hi. death Sunday mora ik. nanal. that hndv should re-1 1 .i ..j it. l. ik:. ovm. l iosr.
r r-- - . nave eiecieu iue m 6 i - . , a j
the wronir bv taKinar up an .. . , - e. I judM Wilson was vear. oi
a i aKMMti-srt knmani nw in nrsiwrviin! iu i n
age,and had been a prominent mem
la f .1 T : r,- T.aruim
tbeo, making thn a standard dol- Pbo,. CotJWEB of Wabash de- m " br. That h. just andfair solution the Chair of Botany. The Monroe counties during the p. f .h. tr. dollar Question. The mm ! , , . A .!. twenty years. H term as Circuit
. - ... nower oenmu iu iinu-, i . , , , . , , -t
Judge would nave expirea in novembei. He was a cool, clear-lwad-
ed lawyer, and could grasp the, points in a ease submitted to him
seemingly by intuition. He was at one time a member of the law firm nf Tuiden. Wilson Jk Miers. of this
Miss Rum "is reported to be a fine . d t Bedford, of
lion. Moses x . iunn.
tore of Sew York, and needs oniy j of trade dollar question. Ane h-htad the throne. the wo
of the Governor to be- (government coined P em rin 0MerefiMed consent.
man in
She doesn't know Bloomington
like he does.
"Ash T. Rom" ind "M. T.
I w -U J al TUmm-
iiri za. Kom i jnff" win Miurvn liic uihmiu j
any ourden. wnereas n m u- --6 " j e mai mm tn rarrv them, dav nicht. Temperance Contest.
or discount them at id per cent
in nimnlation at nar. and let it re-
Wn thon at nar. The expense of
buying up all the trade dollars at par, and recoining tbem, the people
would not leel or iook upon it o
NEW
YORK
T.
Letter trenaF. A. filler. MorraDtown, April 21st, 1885.
jca iwmi: T hmvii not writUa a line
... I tn for ouite while. This ia our sec-
imt morning wun a power iui 1 nd vear t ibU pbce. I find many good
. . , i i
scope ana lonna as mw aw bright as when it was placed on the summit some months since.
So acute is the sheep's .sense of
hearing, it said, that she ao dis
tinguish the sound of her own lamb among a thousand others, all bleating at the same time; and tbelamb
too,'is able to recognise its mother's
it be in the
Vinrl friends, and some who are not very
I hara found her, at elsawhora,
plenty to do. 1 am glad to say that w Sum had Mine success. Our meeting at
this place in the winter continued three
n.,k. and was of zraat interest, resulting
in thirtv additiona. At the close of the
niin a cum forward and kneeled at
altar, ana receivea me oramsuni
writer nd reader. "Jug
"Crusader" are the orators.
The Prep. Temperance contest
next Thursday night. Thedeclama-
tions between miss iease wciei-
land and Josie Pittman are exciting considerable interest and much comment. Every body ought to
go.
Pjbop. Kibkwood talked to the
Seniors Wednesday morning on
On Monday morning ibe remains were taken from Bedford to Psoli,
in Orange county, his old home,
where the burial took place at 2 o'clock P.M. The members of the Bar, and the
County Officers of Bloomington, at
tended the funeral in a body.
The Bloomington Bar and County
voice, even though
midst of a large flock,
aoost equal to the
insr in a democrat who is called by wen vusiting the iek, a host of men, wo- . - N man and children took DOSKSSlon of our
i 1 c . Kountifiil aivht indeed.. We
have built a good stable or barn, that has "Kirkwood's Law on the planetary officer, raft in the Court House, at
rLSf. SJito XTwe hnpTto Rotation." Classes in Astronomy 3 P.M., Su oday, April 26th, 1885
re completed and dedicated befors icon- generally go from the University to m,te arran gtment to attend the
io,m...- Wa .htnt . T i... TS f- !1
interest financially, I am rmn to ac- wunous Kuuwiug 1 lunerai OI JUOge xrancia neon,
Cleveland to accept office,
. complish something fr God and humani-I prof KirkWOOd ha. done in at paolif on Monday, April 27th
Mnj. Jan. B. Mulky was appointed
Chairman, and Wm. F. Browning
the city primary is emi-1 was made Secretary of the meeting
The Bar and County Officer de
cided bv resolution to attend the
S.
l iiih ia Ei- '
Sense of hear-1 Yerterday, the 20th, was our 37th A- this field ot study.
' I r :.: .u . h.... nr aim wn. I Tns nnminntion of HenrV
VOHUIS - , " i a MMm " J
1. Jhh. Mmnvwl hHft and
Wee tables, loaded with the good nentlv satisfactory to the students
things of this life. We had a guod tirne . , -enerally
uuif nwuui ininiM irit inr lit- wuicu wn i b r v
will erer hold ia lemembranee toward The colleee vote will be cast for funeral of the Hon. Francis Wil
those Rind friends. , . . n .A TTol. L AimA tkia ninrninv at 8
If A fiijliAA. 1 mm W IIMU, " I off nuu e -
publicans alike. Who wants to o'clock. Citizens, generally, were
stand up to be knocked down, in also invited.
The following were appointed a
resolutions,, with
Tours Respectfully,
The Government at Washington says that-the whole oi the Indian. Tewitory-Js guaranteed by the
United States to the use oi friendly Indian tribes forever. Squatters may not light- npon it. If there
-eutnerer tfaey are not
permanent, and may be driven off at any asoment. So the people who are "sitting on the fec.ee?," as mil maltnor fur Oklahoma
0 . I a.kuli thf innrpmp enurt com ml a- I u r..J .nnth.. tn him.
to be thrown open to settlers, may T" " ".. Anril "JIZZZJZ.
as 11 get ctowu and go to work 1 27th A the ork wij then de- u.. ,hB f th Students.
i l kim u vsaao w-w'w r at 'something more profitable. volve upon, the supreme bench alone, facnty an( Trasteesnd waschosen.
a! I :lA..au kaIMM l IfUf m I a ! a A
Jtle
STORE.
gmltmvllle Itaaa. What a change a few days ot sunihino
does make; it seeras to change all nature
and drive dull care from the face or man.
did not intend to give a dissertation on
sunshine, but to tell what people are do
ing, in and aoout tne village.
McDowell A Oo. are sawing lumber in
large quantities daily. There is a bucking machine preparing that huga pile of staves for shipment.
W. Carter is buying and shipping but
ter and eggs nuarly every day.
Major Grimes is planing a large field of sod ground, to Umd corn on, to fill that
new erib he is going to build.
John Tatum is hauling lumber to build
a small barn on bis lot.
Ah Dowden and Mollie his wife.aro fitt
ing up the Floyd house, in their neat and
artistic style.
Bobert Bakor. our young and energetic
blacksmith, in makiug his nnvil ring with clearer and louder tones than ever. Thore
is a Baker-Fox at his house, of which gen
der this deponont nayeth not.
We had quite an affair in the village
last week. A fellow came along styling himself Frof. McCalla, and stated that he wished to get a room to give a lecture in on the "Union Soldiers," and applied to the Trustees of the Union M. K. Church
for the use of the house. He obtained it, then opened, a sleight of hand show of a
low order, una they stoppea mm. no ce waited until Monday night after meet-
then he opened out in the old point
shop, and gave an entertainment to a few
nertons. Attar tne penortnance was over
and the people were gping to their quiet homes, there came up a sudden little storm, and instead of raining or hailing water or ice, it rained eggs, and each one teemed to be aimed at the Professor, which grestlv enraged or excited him, and he left very hurriedly, repeating Latin words. Our Sunday school is increasing ia number, and growing in interest each earning together.
George Fez fat building a bun on his
farm west of town.
Wm. Denton leaves foi Kansas to day .
riAifmmniuii
MI llli
Look, Everybody,
Special Array
NEW GOODS.
Mose K
An eat ire new stock of Clothing, bought this
week im Cincinnati, at marvelonaly Mt 4&Jf will b placed on sale nttLAMWW
ON WJEDKESlfA M, AJPHJlm VVtn.
These Goods were bought at a sacrifice, and the public willbr given the benefit thereof. If you wish to buy the cheapest goods ever shown, please call and examine,,at
Kahn's Boss Clothing Store.
4th Door from Corner, west
5
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i aaaii asa ianu - s
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Prices
in-
Therr are 650 cases on the su
nronwmnrt ducket, and it is thought stand up
i the number will more than double opposition
within the next two years. If Alhnnv Tenderer: On next committee on
there shoulj be no more appeals, Thursday night Dr. D. S. Jordan, str actions to report, at a Bar Meetthe supreme imlges could not entire- of the State University, will be in nt, next Tuesday, at7Jp.m., in
jy umpuee vi us osto " " '""jthe city anq usiiver a iree lecture next three Tears. The term for I ncaion. Dr. Jordan is the
stin lnoialntnm haviae failed to
President Cleveland hs grace- j mace any provision whatever for r It A . " 1 I!.: .1 xn- knnnam
colleee-bred sons of Presi-
elever,
J 3avtuM. Th President is
u t. .v. MBMl -ith I officers was
HHl W Mi J """"" f" 1 . , . .
SS1CDV j 0
The primary election for city
held by the R"publi
Bis social attentions to the
members of the family of his predecessor, while eminently proper in themselves, will prove very gratifying to the friends of the murdered statesman, who embrace maeh
the larger portion of the people of!
the United States.
has a name as a scientist not
onlv in America but in Europe,
though yet only thirty-five years of
age. Having oeen maae jrresraent he desires to become acquainted with the people of the State, and
The prin- hence his proposed visit to New
the candi- Albany.
Statistics collected by the Naval Bureau of Intelligence concern
ing the relative strength of the two Powers show that while Russia's standing army ia more than twice the aixa of England'", England's
navy is nearly double that of Buseta. The British navy comprises
more than seventy-five thousand
officers and men, against forty-four
thousand in the Russian navy.
Russia estimates the war footing
of ber active army at one million officers and men, increased by the
reserves, onesaeks, and local troops
to nearly twice that number. These are Russian figures, however, and
may be exaggerated
The best posted men on the
culture of trees denounce the pre
vailing mania of pruniag maple
trees in Maroh and April. The sap at this season of the year is going up, and many fine maples are
being ruined by the pruning hook
of - inexperienced persons, or by those who simply want to hack at a tne and get pay for it. The best
months to trim couple and other
trees are February and June.
large number of the most scientific forrieaftcriirts prefer June to any
month in the year for trimming
The Brooklyn fcaele says
Pantaloon-i are cut larger in the
leg, the fashionable size is now be-
ine eiirhteeo inch knee &d seven
teen and ooe-lnlf inches at the hot
t wn. with a slight spring over the foot'. The seams are made up plain
nod pockets in front re losing caste with tatty driers, Two
watch-packets ot liberal
einal contest was over
dates for Mayor, and in the third ward over the office of Councilman, Maj. Jas. B. Mulky, R. A. Foster and Vf. W. Harrold were the can1- 1 . J 3 al
UUa mr ayor, ' TU TTira Trenart- HoUSC,
stood : 1st ward, Foster, 45 ; Mul- JLTTT. r . The
ky, 0; Harrold, 5. 2d ward,
Mulky, 108 ; Foster, 43; Harrold
-The fire boys had some fun,
mixed with hard work, last Wed
nesday evening. It was a race be
tween Hose Companies Nos.3 and 4
the Court House : Hon. J. W. Bunkirk, Chairman ; J. F. Pittman, John H. Louden, Wm. P. Rogers, Wm. F. Browning, Jos. . Henley, and R. W. Miers. D. W. Browning, J. M. Hinkle,
W. M. Alexander, Wm. N. Hall, Isaac Claman and Joseph S. Payne were appointed a committee to drape
in mourning the Judge's Chaiir and
Desk.
The citizens of Bloomington and
vicinity are cordially invited to at
tend the Bar Meeting, Tuesday ev
Ellettiivllle Items. From EUettsvilla Citizan.
Circuit court commenced last Monday
The caso of David Allan has been, continued till next lrm of court.
Mrs. Julia James Branbam who has
been very dangerously low for several
waeks is no butter.
Hrs.T.K. Rtiwlinf.dauehter Miss Minnie,
I and son Kugenu, of rort Howard, W t.
are visiting the family of Uapt. U. .
Perry.
While. Duutin ud wire fence yesterday
a snort piece struca w mis uunnmg in
the eyelid in:ticting a painful wound
The "Union Scout" was give to
large audiences three times during
the past ten days, with the loilow ing cast of characters :
FEDERALS.
Frank Harrison, the Uncle Scout,
John Mstson.
DD TXJ'HPG H 1 1 0s Cbas. Harrisn. loyal Northern Merchant.
i Hill J. B. Kdmondsan
Johnny Havrison, Drummer boy of At
lanta, aimer w uiiams,
Mrs- Martha Harrison, wife ot Mr. H.
Hiss Mabel ferry,
Mlas Alice Harrison, daughter of Mr. H
Miss Erne Matthews.
Phil Smith. IW Jonas, Friends of the
Harmon Gao. Seeks, Wulio Sharp.
YoctiD Eltinti GrumbleboQk, luyal dutch-
n ir . i . l
man, eo. uvriauu
Cant. Carrinzton. of 33d Indiana,
11 u.. Anu.v.
Col. Wallace, of 33d Indiana,
John JE:iRin.
Oen. W. T. iherman, J. O. Snarp.
Maj. Dayton, W m. SJtruit. Daughter of tb regiment,
' ipna aarns. IX)N FEDERATES.
Monroe Colib, wealthy Georgian, and af
terward Col. of tha 10th Georgia TiKors, C. S. A. Fred. Matthews.
Harry Cobb, son of Monroe Cobb, wet.
10. b tirorela iigers, jonn o-.eeio.
Mabel Cobb, daughter of Monro Cobb,
and tbe Dnien Spv, ituth Stimpson.
Uncle Tom, tha funniest nigger in Geor-
Jbate consume.
Special Drive
Dress Silks.
One Week Only,
Beginning April 27th, and continuing thvougb tbe week, a REDUCED PRICES
f COME AND 1 SEE US. f
WICKS &
4 BEST, 5o.
BLEACHED MUS
LIN, 5c. BE ST INDIGO
BLUE Prints, 71-4c
Extra Super All Wool
Caroets, 671-2
aV
Good Brussels
Carpets, 60e.
Toweling CJrasli, 3 l-2c j Seerrgsea,lt John 3iMn' of 10 6SBp &
Ham Crawford, wm. aiatson.
At sevenil times mere were otoer on the sti-ge in minor parts, among whom
were Kewt. May, Aimer Ttiomas, fleas.
Minet, Fred Harris and outers,
To Turnpike Contractors. ! NOT1CJ5 IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Scaled Bids will Im rrcsived a tbe Auditor's Office, Monro County, Indiana, until 9 o'clock, WEDN B8DAY, APRIL 29th, 1885,
Petition for rmWmmtpi State of Indiana, MwMtt imUMi-; In the Monroe Circuit
Jane' U Henry, Eliza H. t0ll0
art Henry, Bamudl nssn Hemphill, Wm. C. Uenry, aud tela Rogers.
Now somes the plaintiff by Ml
i
ening, at 7:30 o'clock, in the Court
Half Wool Delane8, 11c
All Wool Jeans, 331-3 Oood aHurtingPlaids, 7 (.004 Feitiher TiekiBcr, 14c.
DesbleWMih Cat Cashacrcs 40c
meat, which resulted in tbe prize,
which had been offered, being tak-i-r n rni. a C
n exr ka i n Hipuin lira
ni j aiu Q. t?,v- i v .
OU wru, au.my, w, , . h ,.: lfift
66 ; Harrold 3. ,, nnnna; tu Wnl
. . . . , , iiKHisir i ri
The candidates wr vierit, war- , at 6:48 m and
bal and Assessor naa no oppon
The meeting adjourned till Tues
day night. JAS. B. MULKY. Ch'man. Wm. F. Bbowwing, Sec'y.
twn.
For Treasurer, H. S. Bates and
Wn. Buddy were candidates. The vote was: 1st ward, Bates, 68;
Roddy, 38 ; 2d ward, Bates, 111 ;
Roddy, 39; 3d ward, Bates, 78 ; t
Boddy, 66, and
for Councilmen, Hill in tbe 1st
ward, and Ben. Yoss in the 2d
had no opposition. In the 3d ward the contest lav between A. J.
Hoover and John Campbell. The vote was: Hoover, 43; Campbell, 90.
Knights t Pythias trotn six
Laidirea. came to Bloomineton to
four squares and a half to the creek work in theJAmplified Degree. They in front of the graded school build- . Gittm, Wm. A. Pickens.
ing. No. 3 laid 150 feet of ho-e and was ready for water at 6:51 ; time, three minutes. No. 4 did the
same work in four and a half min-
Water was thrown in four
F. M. Field, T. F. Cahill, L. 8.
Wiillaoe, J. Coble, D. 8. Ward,
H. Westfall, T. M. Niles, A. J Hieks, F. Hopper. T. Baiue, C. H
Hutchinson. F. Ilidenhonr, W. ,
The Ladies of the ChriMian Church will ?ivc a Mav-day supper in
tha rear rooiua of the new church, next
Friday evemag, May 1st. Cbicken pie, with everything also that
ia gooa, wm oe servso. J.ca vream anc Cake eatra,-
Tickets 20c. each, family of 6 SI .00,
rkxrs .open at 5 o'clock. All are invited
Proceeds for unanaeners.
The regular monthly meeting
of the W. C. T. U . will be held on Mon-
dav evemne next, Jssy 4th, in tbe United
fall attondence is desired. Let every member of the canvassinR CommitUw try tr, h nrcaent. that a full rprt of the
work may be maeV,with arrangemeots for
coiiouting theimouni lawraiwu.
A HEW feature has been intro
duced by Mose Kahn. Jivery Saturday ho bns arranged to have an auction ..to in fmnt nf hilt atarfl. iTOOdS SOlO
without reserve, and t' bargains and
nrices are tha order of the day. " non
you are in town on Saturdays, come
and be will entertain you well. I HAVK a quantity ot the Lea
man Seed Corn, also tbe choicest
wU. , varieties, all warranted to
: grew. Jionn orders with Dunn & Co,
Collins & KitrxPli, or at my rsiieniw, on
ize sire in i hatfufiie weBtof town, I. MUrfiW aLiIj.
a half minutes after starting jSwigart, J. R. Greene, Grand Cb
R. Dunlop. John Howard, J. W,
Davis. Harmon Baker. The K. of
P. of Bloomington are in a flourishing condition, and are receiving
new accessions at each meeting.
There is talk of a train bet wen
Lafayette and Mitchell, and after
inquiry of persona who are in a po
sition to know, we laarn that it
amounts to just this: The man
agement have the matter under ad
visement, and have written let
tern to the various station agents.
asking them what patronage would
ba extended to such a train ; and
there the matter rests for the pres
ent. The present management are
working in the interest of Lafayett
and Chicago.
John SI. McQee wrote to
fitnto Superintendent Holcorobe
last week, with reference to Trus
tees reports, and has received th
following reply: "Trustees will run some risk
filinsr their reports, wheu there are
two claimants to the office of Coun tv Suoeriuleudent. I nrcMimeth
declared Superintendent could exact the penalty for failure to report. I should ad rise trustees to such ciroumstanues, to report to both claimant.
from the engine house. Fire was lighted in the engine when it left
the honse running four and a
half squares, getting up steam and
throwing water in 4 minutes. No.
hose reel was equipped with six
men; No. 4 was equipped with four men, each reel carrying 550
feet of hose. The hook and ladder made the same start and ran tbe
same distance, extending a ladder
to the second story of the school
building with two men at the top,
in four minutes from the time of
starting. Persons who art well
posted in such matters say that this
time is difficult to excel by practic
ed companies in large cities. The
streets on tbe line of the race were crowded with people who took a lively interest in the Contest and in the result. B. H. Campbell, wife and daughter, of Dayton, O., were here last week in attendance upon the funeral of Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Campbell's mother. Miss Emma Chase, daughter of Rev. Ira Chase, of Danville, is the guest of Prof. Atwatcr and I'n mi !v.
I
for Gradirr;, McAdmiaing and Improving the llloomttold Ro..d, known as the
JJmsmore et ai riKO, accoruins vo : mo
& East, their attorneys, and!
plaint hrein, together with na,-
tbat said dsfandant, Margarat'j
William Henry and Samuel,
plans and spMiBcatiuns now oa file at the w ig for partition pj
auuiwi umi;. . and tnt guut non-resident
Bids will be received and contracts necessary parties thereto. .fj awnrctei . iipecitiud in said plans and. Notice is therefore hereby 1V4
spccincations. ) resident defendants, that uni
The Co,ra,Hor will be rredb,g.ve ZVUati
to tne SmWWCUOH OI tne uoaru ui wui- r ... , .
ton, in said Uounty aiMBtaliv I
of the contract.
Payments will be mado in bonds, as tha work" pre greases, by estimates made by the Superintendent, reserving 20 per cent, until the Inal completion and acceptance of the wvrk. The a tntrsct will be let to the lowest and best Ijiddor, the Board of Commission, crs and ihe Superintendent reserving the right to reject any and all bid. B. F.ADAMS, JB, AprU t, 1885 Superintendent.
The "Banner" is waving tor an
now, aud uhe firm is "squandering"
Pare Silks, Warranted, reduced money on, aavenwing.
WUBE. H vh
Cravcms think otherwise.
Soild v Cannichael has cast his
lot with Cravens' "Banner" storr, WI aVOT S rrOQiaJIiauOll.
!( 1 i 11 W
Fee Corner, ana win oe lounu there hereifter by his many friends.
Price.
Wladow Bollaad, 9e
Best Dm Giigkiwt, ?Uiin,m
I hat is
But the
COTTON JEANS,
He
Ghambra Gintrham,
11 i.55
Best Check Gimrhams,
8C.
Kybbiybody ought to use "Cream
Flour' sold by James B. Clark it is the talk of the town. If you
useitoncii you will wonder why
you didn't use it before. Remera- . ., . .. .1. - utLu, zi:,A
ier tnsx it m i iw . . .i. An ik.i
eerv. next to tne 1 . . wl fl
keepo lhii"Jream riour.
Weuise "Cream Flour" sold
by J. B. Clsrk, because we nna is ne
but.
Ciieam FixUR makes the sweet
est, whitest broad. J. B. UlarK sells it.
Always ask for Cream lour
when you send in an order. J. B. Clark 9elli it.
Pension Claims Proseaeted WITHOUT FEE
UNLESS S1UCCKS8FIIJU. "vnX YEARS! EXFER1BNCK. APPLYTO
MILO B. STEVKJNS ju.
Omcws: Wubington, if. v-i Und O. ; Detrcit, Mich ; Chicago, 111.
W ar now readv to do all kinds
nf tin worli andslateine. McPheet-
crs Hardware Co.
Great reduction in price of Tin
ware. Guarantee our stock. AlcPheeters Hardware Co.
Mohby to loan, in sums of flOO
to $1000, en long ar short time, on goon
Vb Goods being sold on oredUp we sell every
thing in stooh at strictly 6 0ra i worr.ii
CASH PMICJSS, See us before you buy.
or del r tn said complaint, '
ba nok.ra anu aeterminea ia i
Witness my name, and 'th'i court, affixed at Blooming! a r af.K!h. A tj.. isas.
rsiALl D. W. BROWJfH
Marciill-Sa Monro UMtttt
BooK
Hi
H.vinr been admonished both by Phi"
sicisns end our State Board of Health, that the widespread of cholera will probably occur in our countrv this season, and in ordei that we may be ablo to protect oumelveii against such a terrible calamity, and that the healthfulness and cleanliness r -i,. ! r Rlnitminsrton mav be pre-
' " - . 5. - - .
served und her reputation ror me samo vo
maintained at bom ana aoroaa. I, tberefore, Mayor of the City of Blc.omii.Rton, do recommend and commund ihat the city rules and relation in refetwee to cleaning up all 1Kb, the eleaninic of ail gutters, Ueys, cor, vaults, iiewers, c., be observed to tbe lettcr. I further recommend and urge that the City Board of Health takeimmeaiete steps to And out and report lo the marshal nt hunt in nroner order.
I further mre urge tbat all the advice eivn by thu Board of Health be strictly Jr.,.;.,! n,,r. r., avoid the necessity of their
being mioreeit. by tow. Mayor.
mni PftflPKTtTDl sfaal
X Book Store announoas to S WtS
patrons, and an iaaaaaawa BtUajSjatjclM
ones, that be
Still
and thoueh ha has bam
ing the fact, ba ia atfti Dl.u.l.Miu v A lurt. ,'aM
iiiwniiiiwi, mm. wh S " ever to cater to tha varied tastas
cultured community. 1?boj;.'t to an immense stoek of ScbosA
lege Text Books ho has a.
Wall Paper, WJ
r j wit,
c.
L PERDUE,
Kihciak & BuBK have rented the meat shop recently occupied by Mr. Dixon, end aire keeping f t0 beef, rx'i-k, hams and bacon, all of toe bast quality, irhoy will takejipecml psim; to secies th best cattle tbat can be bouffht, nd yHii Ml and r treatment, hop., to plM0 'nPjb-3y invite you to cull. Shop in lb "Progress Block."
irT9.Tn T
Take Notice.
Bv an Ordinitnccof the Common Ooun-
The Young JtnsrUsh Draft and Clyde
Horse. CHICAGO TOM, Will itand the ensuing season on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week, at tbe biira of J. M. Miller, four miles oust of BliwmingUn ; on Thursday, Friday and Stuiday of uaoh week at the stable of My A Cole, snd will bo let to mares at (10 to insure, insurance due when colt is foalfld. Any person parting with his roans before she i known to be with foal i r.it. tk. innnranoo. Care will be taken
to pi-event accidents, but will not be liable
lor liny. PJ.DIGREIS ' AND DESCRIPTION. 'hir-o Tom" is four years Old, a beau
tifu bay. 18 bands high, and weighs 1,450
Sbj is noted for bis symmetry ol to rot. powerful strength and action; a vary Snely form.d head and arched neck, deep shoulders and gaod breast, large arm, clean flat be.ne, large in the girth, well shapid rump, and good rtyle. Ynwi Tom was sird by old Enelisn
Dn.lt. he ws imported by Bulger, dam
hv Juhn Bull s lmoorted Clydesdale SUI-
lion. Chioac Torn is full three quarter
blooi J. M. Minaa, Jtecper. (J Mii.L ft So, Owners. April IS, 188!..
Vina Pn nar and Enwlc
and Memorandums U tAMSMswll.
iiirtAMOP rorjctM. iinn. wnn ew iirwt,Vi
bums, aad Fancy rtk ;lp a4BMh 4&
tan irrau to iamn oi SQiinnuB.
O--' - : , rJf I ljty cT-wStt
. "ESJ -T 1 s bi M
vsi asrfall aiinnbAd fviffja Atl A LftwJi rflUakaPJL rssssssK: -fSJT-i
ia ao WM w ,WV-2 W!Tr I SSSJ uiiqpi WXK J7urt
SCHOOL SOtis nd almost avervthinr lsm,'to
literary wants of tbh cwmmahltA
XTi Pfewwk.
saw
Toa hers, and other fr anda ot" i
a rn invitnd la make his State U
quarters, where tUy witlf Heswdiaf;'i anwaaA and im affort asnnal ts nsaksl ll
tKv pleasant. OOfJt
" " . V : 4 .a at saal
uiuoMingtoo, vet. i, iw.
-9
IThit4
WALK
Sold by Mi
si
. . .
.r,..rt nwiwr ana tenant.
to clean up all Hb and rubbish j
.i.' . .u..i. i.varv ona iuw- :
est! a ilt tke notion and govern them
oil sveiy
required
salves noeordlnglv. and thus save trouble l .
1.1. NICHOLS, I MO PRACTICAL BCICDEB,
Plans and Hpocincatlons carefully preps red for dwdfing houses and public buildings. Abo estimates of bullding'i oontnlatcd tbro'ichout. All work 6n.isb.iid
suom SIDE.
and exrenae- BIS' - u.
A pril i o
SMITH.
Mftrsbal.
Bleoroir.!jri, Ind., Mslh- 3i 18P-
Vault CUtMlNg.
s re
JOHN ItKOWN ban
rfndnrizrs. tut a)
an neews sry for tha sitcc
Hum af Vault uiwiniu, c,hk work shavtr (M
oiga parties, and for tttiH' Bo sli& oidu aad a il! aitevuoii to them. .