Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 9, Bloomington, Monroe County, 29 April 1885 — Page 3
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jmtob Pol:-Tbrooghthiolici-tation of nameroua cltiwsna of the eitr of Blaomiagtoii regardless of party affiliationI bare decided to become an independent candidate for Mayor of said city It ik. Mat alection next. Throuzll this
brief announcement I ask the support of
nil votera, tfpamm or parties, race or color or former condition of servitude -JAMES F. MOBGAN. T MAMTbi a ear load of Sash,
Boon and Blinds; also a car load
of Nails. MePhcetcro tiardwaieix)
Oar "Window Shades are finer than tbe finest and cheaper than the honmwt : to see is to be convinced.
Call and examine. McPbeeters Hardware Co. NlCB KW styles of spring shoes for Ladies and Yoang Men, just received by Blair. Get something good white yon art getting shoes. CaUaiBbur'a and seo tbe new styles. ST All myStoga Boots most go so down go the pricw. W. T. Blair. bbT Too will save money by taking in a pair of French Kip Boots, all 78-fcrnWr price 5 end 5 50 per pair. Tbeae can be foo Only a W' T" BIiAIKS-
tnT Prices rednoed, on Winter
Goods only, to dean op stock, ,t W. T. Beam's. Fresh supplies of groceries are h week by Wilson,
ji.. nuw emm. Among: tbe
latest is the "Magic Yeast Cakes, and the "Empire Baking Powder. All tbe novelties in groceries can he found in this boose. All goods delivered free of charge.
Wasted Solicitors; good wages and steady employment guaranteed. Must give a good bond. Address, or call on T. J. Bwqos, Mitchell,
Indiana. DaJa m o
ftmraAKK Potatoes for Seed, on
sab) at I. Milt. Rogers', I mile east, on Sogers' Pike. aflf yon want to borrow sMney at fewest rates, or if you wuat to insure your property, call
JSA8T K
HE'CALLA
& C0.uli
IN
SPRING STOCK
DAILY ARRIVALS,
IS BEING RECEIVED.
Kill
EVER EXHIBITED HEBE. WE HAVE A BIG STOCK OP NECKWEAR, ALL. LATE STYLES. SEE OUR SUMMER SILKS.
wmm
Dress
For Choice Groceries or Cream Floor, James B. Clark, Grocer, Next to Postoffice, Takes the lead in Bloomiagton. Cream Flour takes tbe lead in all the kitchens of the city. There is do soch word as fail, in breadmaking, where Cream Floor is used. Sold by J. B. Clark. Cream Floor makes the sweeteat, whitest bread. J. B. Clark sells it
TRY
Toe
Bins
New
fl
Stock of Goods,
BDCKHI
at the
15
CASH STORE,
(M. A. DtJKN's Old Stand, corner
Fifth and Railroad Streets.)
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We have foil line of Oliver Chilled Plows and Repairs. McPheeters Hardware Co.
Rakes, How, Shovels, Spades
of all varieties. MePhceters Hardware Co. : Wbh Scratch, and Itch, cored & 3 minutes, kv Woodford's Sanitary ' Lotion. Use no Umw. This oevt r fl . Said hy B.U4ky, PjagR"- l2-y Ai.t.kx the obi hnrd'-are man,
K.. Imm Imvine carload hits of
Kails, etc., and fanners who intend i.;il r mukir. this season, will
find- that it pays to get his irricee.
Biooeb -all the time, grows W. J. Allen's stock of Cook and Heat-
;..m-iindbrRMaeh season are
a he sales. The' beet cook stove in
tbe county is. 8W by Allen.
Tie Weir. Flows aye famous the
world over, ana Alteo, the hard
ware man, has secured the agency. jBy all means you shook! examine the SrilkxPlow. Kreat labor saver.
Seb toe ToagiKteBS Coltivator,
. at Allen's hardware store. dossil SMriH, the inde&tigablf BotSm ".dealer, has hist returned
MeGee. the merchant
tailor, is turning oat a number ot elegant business suits for persons living at a distance persons who know his work and can appreciate it Tbe suits made by McGee invariably fit, and are a source of comfort to those who wear them.
Yon know how provoking it is to
have an ill-fitting suit of clothes,
and bow prone one is to anger
everv time be pots -it on. MeGee is
if
public benefactor in that he pre
serves the temper of bis customers
by his satisfactory work, and so
might be termed an artist benefac
tor, f
We learn that W. O. Blakely
lias some idea of selling his 93-
scre farm, near Clear Creek. He
't gotten rid of his Kansas fe
ver.
.A post mortem held on the remains of Mrs. A hoe Ronan developed sbeesses in the pelvic region, with perforations of the bowels. The physicians thought it marvelous that she lived so long, in her condition. BO Ton WANT THEM ? We have
three handsome building lots, lying side .
by aide, on west 7tb street, whicn win oe sutd in a body. Boa cbs & Woou.B'R A mischievous bey yelled "Bats!" in. Randolph's rink, one evening test week, and very nearly .created a panic. It is almost impossible for a girl to stand op on a
chair with roller skates on.
Doh't bay a watch till yon see
my goods awl irarn my prices.
Mocha Coffee, green and roasted.
Java Golden Rio,
Pea berry,
Rio,
tt u
w u K
aT ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA a specialty.
Ull
THE
AT THEIR
Cash
Store,
7 "
For Saturday
SELL
22 lbs. Sugar, $1.00
1 barrel of Halt,
10 It. Dried Peachef. l.W
Chair Htandard Towatves, lie
1 gal. Ca Chekr Apples, 25
! urn SUiidaH !or,
He
BARGAINS IN EVERYTHING
Business is steadily improving.
The real estate market is live
ly. Small fruit is all killed, apple crop uncertain. Now that tax-paying is over, business will open up. Fishermen are having good
luck in the grocery store mackerel barrels. Judge N. T. Carr, of Columbus', is quite feeble at Jacksonville,
Fb. Attention is directed to the notice given by the Marshal, with reference to cleaning streets, etc.
This (Tuesday) evening, Prof.
Garner will tell of his New Orleans j trip, in College Chapel. j The Red Men propose to get up a grand 4th of July celebration.
But what dies an "Injun" know about the glorious 4th? The streets near the public
CORNER
DONT FAIL TO SEE:
The Corner f0,MciS'Md Clothing.
The Corner Hfi.
MERCHANT
The Corner
The Comer
All Ms
Harm
FOR GENTS'
JFiumtoMiiK w
for XX ana O
in Flain Fi
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-Win. Bennett's boose, Hsrrodiiburg, was destroyed by fire on Thursday last. The loss is stated at S2.0OO, with f 1,200 of insurance. Mrs. Alice (Russell) Ronan, after an illness of six months, died at heir residence tix miles south of
Bloomington on Thursday last
Mitch.
a $154 bycicle, and in company
James Rtah has for sale tit
shop some fine two bone wagoojg on It six! v dollars each. Blriowae
on?, buggies, phaetons, 4te., itt-t ready to hitch to. e proposes t
bougnt auvwbere, ana ne warrants : He
Call and inspect these vehicles,??
posite the county Uil, before yr
done promptly.
0,. ,. . .. j buy. Job wo and horse shoeiaf
CllBIw uu punaiMi" i J
E FOB EVERYBODY.
-AT C. P. TOURNER OLD STAND."
Bcpabllcatai City Ticket. For Mayor, . JAMES a MULKY. For TruMnrar, HBNRT 8. BATES. For Clara, ROBERT G. OKEEVES. For Attestor, A. t. M ASSET. For Councilman, 1st ward NAT. U. HILI. 3d ward-BKNJ. YOSS. 3d ward JOHN CAM1P BELL.
Bone Dust your
cornfield. It will give you 10 to 12 bushels more per acre.
The fin
est grades for the least money. All manner of repairing done promptly and war
from Cineinuali where be purchas- ranted. Howo'a corner.
m4k- an wivih fii aiuai. anew o i x. uju ubw uou
i.iM. f all kinds, fiknev cons, toi-t Hencksrt in ntssooa syrups, ne
let m WW statuary 1 prorored a lot of pineapplesnd last
well there in no :ose trymfr weowm-1 weea. www mem up iui
erafe, it can't be done. Just go (You won't get any poisonous ex-
w m w fa a .
sod look tor yoorseit, ana oesorei naete at dw
to take some money wong, so you If, w8It to at the dan. HMtiA n annwnf the tMinEat08.J i ,. ' r a. i j i:
It i a bweer show tban toe New ji,- . nn WT. WHIT-
Orleaaa ExioMlierj, aod doa't cost ggi t toe Bew York Store.
J trww f It is a safe role in shopping.
Finest stock of Wall Puper ev- oow-a-days, to allow about ten dol-
r keptinreonwty - McPheeterej of trimmings to one dolHard'ware Co. . Mmt. .
Bkeao the ereat staff of life isi
, , . , ... . I xraoii iie wo . aire, onrau 11 the tetter for bealtb for being! , Triia. wM
ertra good. Thai is the kwd jv. ; " " '
iaS ZLbk daughter of Judge Arthur te.:.to?W.llsimnm- Mrs. Pittman's first
wUl eatga,n. , Dr. T". W. William
1TKD
w.ewo
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.rfi,,r' "" -i rim i.si-: i 1: r u:
n itaaT.aaw v I OIOB mil wuiie in ue iiue iu uia
Metalue Borial Caskets, Cases and duty. He was favorably known,
Coffins. " Hearse acid Carriages fur- much beloved, and greatly missed
nished to order. Orders by. tele- by the people of Paoli. Tbe Grand graph will receive prompt atten- Army Post of this place is named tino. Shon on Celleeo A venae, after him. Mis. Pittman's present
north end of W. O. Fee's Build- husband, Mr. J. F. Pitt man, is al
ia. Bloomioeton. I ndiana. I so a native of this county. We feel
a v . .T '&l!S0,. ; n. I free to say that the Governor will !JisooB aee lJbas made no mistake in
TtatftowieVlaeewmMiaa her, and that the home and the rownw i ooaafrrtaHy will be benefitted by her good judg-
n t .. i I . ...
ner " c" ""A.; Z, I Parasols are this year more
rri traratera win fed tke Orebard a than ever works of art. The pago-
good boie at whieh to irtop. 3f eala top- j do, the canopy and the flat Japa
Capt. Friedley cif Bedford was in Bloomington, acBonipanied by his little daughter Emma, last Saturday, and paid tbe Progress a fraternal visit. Capt. F. is making arrangement, to remove his family
to Lafavette. about the middle of
May, his office baring been there for some time. .He is attorney for
the L. N.A. A C. railway, his juns-
square have been carefully scraped i didi extending over twenty-six
and the refuse of a bard winter has Lnties of Indians, and Lafayette
been hauled away. 5. nearer the center of his territory
Tobe Batterton gives you an than Bedford. Hia many friends
invitation to call on him at bis new in this locality will be pleased to grocery store, the old M. A. Dunn learn that they will see bim occa-
stand. sionally, notwithstanding nis re-
One of the lawn passed by the moval, while engaged in adjusting
legislature prohibits any kind of the legal wanness 01 t. gambling on county fitir grounds company in Monroe county.
ofthis8tate. The case of thu State of lndi-
Marriage licenses have been Una vs. DavM Allen ha been con-
issued as follows, since last report : tinned till the September term of
Wm. A. Wright and Charlotte! circuit court.
E. May ; John Mikels and Cordelia .... tatneA to hU
Axom; Monroe Wright and Mai. mAl0O on Saturday
and eonrt afterwards was
Jennie Kidge; i. M. Jwoeris ana R mkomi
Lute Polley s Willard Stephens and .Tna Haoa Jnhn W. Stenhens and 0
' I . .l .1 fl-JiU
ij.u r nu.. iTnrat mtkA I .1 Bt HuniltiV niarneu m vim
nn Henr!k.. Phillio H. Smith anniversary of Odd Fellowship in
I . W7 11 1
and Mary P. Barrow. America, audi tne uao reuowa .
Tho ,n;rrt of the oni-l Bloomington etieara
,u T nlnaa nf IT n( P. nf SlOO in
. , ;n -
Bloomington occurs on the 17tb of r "
Xfaw. This fidu noon Sundav. and nanosomo u..ar. -
the member, of the Lodge, (which delivered .H" ' to f e
now numbers ninety-five) have de- on, ty - - termined to celebrate the event on P. Tuley who perhaps knows more Tul h. 19th. Lode are of Odd Fellowship than any other
MMCtd hero from Jeffcrsonville. Bloomington man, gave interesting
Lafayette, Worthington and neigh- remin.uo.
aliedto
Orehard
at . raaaanM-M afcaraa.
Son are ta OMoriator.
i. W. Dti80 has 4 town lots
flrut and Third 8fU. which La daawea
to aril. 0 wilt alao aelt ok meat ahop aa be wlaada to Btj . tvena't Wmmik Ww. Wen a Mai it goiag 4WJ- WH W that iano. It i sad, bot oagral- , Why. many a man and wanagfJBjomFment, wwa-lNrwjten-J not ao tkm and cmy. OilgBao
Parker Hair BaUam U then tW w vaataaent. It toia ftec. WWMMHm now ernwtli and itorc twaiflMa;
akhly perftimfeJ, nut a d,ai. . ..-A -Jpm 'jprewmw r airtiilir prepaa-j
.... .
are the leading shapes, ano
lace and embroidery the favorite trimmines. MeCalht & Co. have
them.
- Moss Kahn was in Cincinnat
last week, attending the great cloth
ing saieJ He bought while there
tbe eheapest line of clothing at
great saerinee. Xhese goods are now being opened and will be on
dtcplay to-morrow, it will pay very man in the county to rail
awl see Mote's nee goods as there o me surprising baro-am among
ijhftfh.
Good morning, Mayor Mulky.
The 1st ward carried off the
honors Friday night.
Notwithstanding tbe dullness
of business, taxes were paid with greater promptness this year than
usual.
A sister of Mrs. Kate Williams,
deceased, arrived from Iowa in time to beaat the latter's bedside several days before her death. Remember to come out and vote on the 5th of Maya little apathy on the pert of Republicans will encourage tbe Democrats to a
stupendous effort, which might be successful.
Kingao & Ce. of Indianapolis
begun their summer slaughtering
on Monday, and will kill 1,600
hogs each day. This is said to be the most perfectly arranged and equipped establishment of the kind
in tbe world. It is said that two Blooming
ton attorneys hired a 2-borse vehi
rle and went to Hiodoutan, reccnt-
lynd in a trial before 'Squire Rob inson they got into a heated con
troversy ,in which chairs were drawn, naughty remarks wen made, and
the 'Squire fined each $5 for con
tempt of court. As they were to get
5 each and expenses for the trip,
the profit is easily calculated.
As the efficient and wide-awake Chairman of the County Republi
can Central Committee, W1 m. F.
Browning said, Friday night, in
his exhortation : "We don't know
how the Democrats would govern
the city, snd we don't intend that
tbey shall give as an opportunity
to know." Thnt is shout so. The
people distrust them, snd wil
not place the affairs of tbe city in
their hands.
A gang of gypsies arrived in
town last week, with a half down
wagons, about twenty horses and
large assortment of children. The
'i i
women bear toe leai ure nuu complexion of tbs thoroughbred gypsy, but the men, some of them, appear
to be "pick-ups." They are full of business, however, the men giv
ing close attention to horse swap-
tbe
Mrs. Mary Brown of Minne
sota, daughter of Prof. Ballentine,
is visiting her father's family.
Ed. McGec's case against the
railroad oompfiny (suit for 910,000)
has gone over to the September
term of circuit court.
John Cory Hunter snd Mr,
Flood have pnrobased tbe Leonard
mill, seven miles west of Blooming
ton, and willi at once begin opera' tions.
Prof. Brown Wylie'a family
expect to remove to their bouse on North Walnut; street, now occupied
by Mrs. Lanman.
Tbe Baptist church is now
tastefully improved within and
without, and services are being
held regularly.
Rundav nieht a week. Dr. .New-
land is h popular Elder in that de
nomination as well as a skilled physician, and as such stands high in
in Lawrence county.
James Staneer. son of John
Stanger
eeni
mil j H
HI
ra'rT- mmmm -
with Prof. Snangler, will make All lav ttaa 14ae of imtwraw
..laawaV tVAtatMl t tVlO nPlsTKsVsr I TtlAfA M nothina- in the line of maaie or
nooin r"""" 2.7:" 7t th.f .r.nd.rful and Dwon.
ine towns this summer. ui medicine, Parkcr'a Toaie. It hJp
ni t 1 aff.auMHM tMintJiyin f.' .... . i i t
tVlcnaru aiuoii.uc, w . i tion poeiioie ot tne aaaenuai
MeShaoe, who some years ago w p,-
i -li- j i nf the I. N. I r kidn ad Wood. But there neUker
A. A C. railroad (Joe Hook) has I . , It . thi time curtoathote wM
been vSsiting Bloomington friends "Hr0,
I . . a . . an . laW4 .
Dr. Wes. Newland of Bedford, . mw . -
preacneui iwr iuo uiii eQ(1 jhqcs y0a purcnasea on xuar.
BLAIR.
Stddentb attention ! A new
lnt of Utest atvle hats and furninh-
ing goods at Moss Kahns, just ar
rived.
tit Cincinnsti
who resides three miles last week and the result fr, soother
. n. . i i i i mt nt eieonns ninnEMHWiauon-
northwest of Bloomington, .ert tnis ctothing.
place last lnurstiay CbB bk
Lawrence, Daootah, having spent
th ainter with relations and friends Eoab for settins?. of Pure Ply-
xg mcH.th Rock Chlckena, can be had a ap-
iu vi J ' nlic.tion to Mi-Kmma ttouMon.woiSPori.
rk MaA.,tt n f the old Ind, at 73c a aattma;.
. . For bale. An eleeant resi-
ctuaens o - dencc oa North College Avctt'cutter by trade, has been confined Appiy t0 Buskiuk & Dun
to his room during the past year R swf
with apoplexy. The physicians . Dotritiou, and wholes
think that a vein has been ruptured Lrticle ever sold iu litis pi
the brain and that he will nev- now baked by Geo. lienckart
in
er get better. He
strokes of apoplexy.
has had four
Soddy Carmichael
has severed his connection
with the NEW YORK STORE,
AID has TAKES A FOSmOH AT
Cm
Banner
Where he will be glad to Welcome his "old Paifcronii, and give them bottom prices on one of the
MOST COMPLETE STOCKS OF
DRY GOODS, MOTION, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. EVER BROUGHT TO
you have never tried the Rye hr n5 it will pav you to do so. It is i ; i -y
nice. Sevkbai. good toNfrn lotoi, on North Maditon street, can be purchaaed at reasonable tarma. Fine building lots inside the corporation limH, will ne anU la a body or singly. For particulate ana 4onn Blair. II I On to McCalla A Cow's ami see
the new arrirals of stylieb Spt.ng 6oc"U The DrM Goods are very haadeome.
Best prodvqb always bought hy
Hemp. Wilson, the grocer, xou
can get good butter at bit ftore as
well as all the cnoicest groceriea. He makes a specialty of fine teas,
coffees, cigars and tobacco. -
i m 1 Why dos't voh save root mon
ey by paving cash at the New York Store? There is a big saving in it
we can demonstrate wnenever
call and give our immense
stock an examination. EwsfjMme
is new, full and complete, tm no man er woman need go ont of tbo New York Store unsupidied, for want of a variety. &-f!fMgM,
show our goods, i
and cheap. C. R.
las
you
tafWfflffl
PEF.lMi5. y
k'44te'-'-f
A skw line of Straw r tu. ctiiT h.ia in iatflft atfM
UII.U w..w . ' . -
nivMl at Ifuae Kaha'a o nwawv
line of Trunks and ValUea.
Seed Oats, Clover, Ttmothyiid Blueerass seed, best quality, and t
lowest prices, for sale by ;
CR ATENS' BANNER" White Beixiias Seed Oats, bwt
STORE is fist gaining an enviable reputation as noose 8nw , tlie maraec, wr w y vw.
low prices and tair treatment to an m wwuraw STTlwi "BANNER" GROCERY is still in the lead.
BLOOMINGTON, IND.
& Kanell.
TTrxKST stock of Dieas Goods in
the town, just received ty MeOi)la Cu, the west side dry good men.
Dojt't make a purehase of hoofs and shoes or any article of Dnw brim
ming or Jre uooaa, au you wmwv mined XcCalla & Co.'i stock. .
The ceremonies oc-
r?' 7 aZZZ curred in the afternoon, and were boring towns, and a grand parade, """"" . ' , . ... . flttonded and participatsd in only
CSS -'Hby Odd Fellows and their families.
Rnm i-l m mMl imectaclea and A complete list of tbe laws
eyeglasset In allstyles.at Henry Towner's Dogad by the lat Legislature Will ewelry store, in Howe Ooraer. puww
-There was a masouerade on be louna on tue n p...
roller skates at the rink, last Tburs- The first aumber r tne toium-
. I . r a Tl...l:Mlrd nanor
Av niht. All the travelinz men bus iwmocrat, ii
j a - " .ii o i T -
rlnlr franiienters. came to nana on ouonoy. i-
(drummers) are
and they do say that never, no nev
er, have they seen so many charm
ing young lady skaters in their ex
tensive travels as
handsome and dashing young Man
healthy pptirance, and is
sents a
planted in good soil. Columbus
has a population ot o.uuu ve)
flutter about thf claim 6,000), gus, waterworks, all
the improvements ot a city, n
ager of the Bloomington rink, Mr. with an agricultural mr-
Randolph. This is undoubtedly rouoaing -v.
true, as drummers are tne most any coumy. aw y
trutblul men that travel. hut three nailers published in Col-
You
stvla of
ping, while tue Kevn-ejeu canvass the town, fortune-telling.
It is necessary to "cross their palms
with silver," else the spell wm't
work.
Th navement auestion on
Kirk wood Avenue ought to be com
promised. A twelve foot pavement is unnecessary in a to11 that is twenty years ahead of tbe country.
Eight or nine feet is sufhcieut, ana
would inconvenience no oat,
It would be a graceful set up
on tbe part of Gov. Gray to ap-
noint Hon. Jno. W. Buskirk to fill
out the unexpi red term of Judge
Wilson, deceased. Mr. Buskirk
having made a race for tbe office last November that reflected credit
both upon himself and bis party
Mrs. Margaret Turner, wife of
Wm. H. Turner, died at Ridge
Farm, Ills. on Friday last, with
heart disease.. She was the mothei
of Chas. C. Turner of this place.
and sister oi Milton sod Wallace
Hicht. The remains arrived
Bloomington Saturday evening, and the funeral services were held iu
the Christian Church, on Sunday. Turpiii & Co., of Clay tp., Owen co., sell a great many split bottomed chairs in Bloomington.
rro . MMBnti
u : iJ. I umiHis. -lucre i uu uuuu iv-
. O ' . "I. , 1 ,, TV . -I I.I . ... '11 kr...nl.t In l fl WP.M Or
jewelry ut Moiiry xourner s. why Ue Jjemocroi biiwiiu uw yj : j iw; wiwmh ih w
James Buskirk, formerly of the
northern part of Monroe co., writes back that he is better pleased now
with Aoteklc valley in Nebraska than he was when he was out there
last summer. He expects, after he gets the necessary improvements on his elaim, to move his family.
-Wm. McCoy, who has had a .a a -1
lifetime exijiewnce in tne noiei business m purchased the Na
tional Hotel, nod will get posses-
.:n nf it the 1st of Mar. The
house wai owned by Mr. Guyman
of Indianapolis.
John B. Buzzard was in town
last Thursday, the first time in five
months, having been confined to
his bed the greater part of the tame with a violent attack of sciatic rheu
matism.
Judge Wilson was taken quite
a .
sick last Thursday morning Willi erysipelas iiu the face, and found it
necessary to go to bis home in -Bed
ford. Judge Allison has been bold ing court in Judge W.'s absence.
Harmon Fedder has painted a
portrait of Miss Lora Karedl, and
it was exhibited in Cole's book
store window last week. The picture is fluid to be extraordinarily
life-like.'
Master Jesse Fields, the hright
little son o( Capt. John ielus ot
this place, hiin laid the Progress uu
dor obligHtioos by presenting some handsome lithographs of Indian Springa, the lamous Martin county health reovt. Jesse is a manly
little fellow, and we prwliot, will make bin unark in the busine)
ZXT" " H fir,t is.e.
iyo cp.
i
worl, in time.
Wicks cams back, from Louisville Saturday morning, having bought another big stock of goods.
Mrs. Mary Ann Harrah of
White Hall, hail removed to Bloom
ington.
Frank Tonrner has taken ser
vice with Perdue in the New York
Store. Ben. Adams jr. is leaning np
on his trusty alpenstock, while he
makes laborious efforts to get about town and a ttend to business. Ben.
bought a uicket to Smithville, re
cently, and the train did not stop
at that station ; Ben. did, however;
he stopped too quick, and a badly sprained ankle is the result.
Seddy Carmichael has sold
several lots in his Tar king ton Ad-j
dition, on west 6th street, recently.
One was purchased by Enoch Ful
ler, anotheir by his partner, at $250
each. Mr., FHr is placing the
material on the ground, and will
erect a nnt class residence. Mr.
Carmichael hfis other desirable lots
to sell.
-Jameti Small of this place owns
a saw mill up in Morgan co. About
two weks apo, while selling me saw, tbe wreuch slipped, and the
saw which wan running at the time.
mul Hint erf the middle finder ot
hia hand. It was fortunate that
the accident w9 no worse. Many
a hand ha beuii cut off in a similar manner. P. S -Since the Rbove
was written it was decided
amputate Thursday
wan performed by Ore, MoPhccteru
Anxious as they are to litfl goods Mn.lU A Co. are willina; to devote a por
tion of their time to the cnlleclk of account due taem. You'd better nay up
Spring Wraps, very &tylisb,jst received at MoOalla 4s Co. a. No lady cah afloHibwvm new silk or cahroredrea irbwta calling at McCalla Co.'a Steel amining their Spring Goods.
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and most varied stock of ad
er goods in the towB, tnayfe
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on the shelves ot tenancy w
to
the finger, and 00 morning the operation
store. So long lias tnarnry fm 'gisaa
in the business nereai mijBv-,jk&
raately is he acquslntca wtja of the nennle that he can -,al
left a slooK mat wiu mw
onirements of His customerss.
woo t -taae n u "w7 jya s
raifie to ooy your wimcr Hxrap w Mublev's. but he sells very low!
yet strictly tor case.
Aw. the girls go to Ms
because tUcy Keep urn enowwt
nd koop every thing they atiai.
rl..t. nH taftkuitk &a 1 dWUt
cheapest, ciin bo found aAthe immSbi Oalla A Co., wort aid of tfejO WM rge, av atock of goods. '
Knw lb a KnrinWirue h
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proaching, and the people woo j
sire to have neatly fitttac .
suits cut aud made aUotMn
time, hut haaten to
mnrohant tailoring
.mi. w;,io tuihlie annace. wnMkdkf'ii
ehoice line of French and. IppKfU niece kochIs are kept lorfBwSwi
little tte i dUplaVwil wf
Gee M'O eeieotioo or ices, l.a taatA and iliilo-meft sb
Kv him in ihe-IhahiAiuwir'tsi
into garnten.ts is tbe sure test Ml the finished artist. Many Lilian " owes his rospetMes'B"!?t' tfl
the skill and tast-Kt Ij'and such being tteo, o.n -not birt nronouoce Sen .
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