Bloomington Progress, Volume 19, Number 16, Bloomington, Monroe County, 17 June 1885 — Page 3

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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOW

MONON ROUTE. Tttn Tablb at Bioomjkww-rAtoa-Ucn, Mfictefflcoommoition, W!iAoiavUle DT Mad,... 4.Q0P.M do Hkt XxpWr BAJI 8m General Advertising Card.

nrv f4nrwls Stivra for bargains, this week.

JtJ IU CMC iicu j . C7

THAT THE

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Newest

Ms

...

srvw iimvaiara. ohit wmww.

ncWlmr Rakes, and all kinds

of Farming ImpJemenln For Choice Groceries or Cream Flour, James fi. Clark, Grocer, Next to Postoffice, ' Takes the lead in Bloomingtoo.

niv Frmnt takes the lead in

all the kitchens of the city. There is no such word as fail, breadmaking, where Cream Flour used. Sold by J. B. Clark. Cream Fixwm makes the sweetast, whitast bread. J.B. Clark sella .

Cam. a the Hardwww stow of I

W. J. Allen, and examine toe celebrated Buckeye Reaper and Mower, the best machines in the market. For lirht draught, ease of management, and dorabUity tb m not ?!rL-iil .nd the Walter A.

Wood Mower in store and for sale etmmxsammT skfot wci.tow by W. J. Allen. not try to pot a $4,000 education Fob good things to eat, and at w , 50-oent boy. We have no Hm fewest cash prices, go to Bob- time or money to waste on drones

j-tMoa Bros, grocery mm i doits, ana snsii grauuw

iiMrf Mirner 01 aaauv. i otmta necarise wey

is

THE

Season Approaches,

AND LADIES IT SEARCH: OF

Fine Parasols, Fans, Collars or Ties, and

in Sim

OR OTHER FINE DRESS GOODS

,rn wto TT5l STORE THAT KEEPS

A JUS JAAJft-v kvj MOST COMPLETE STOCK, McCALLA & CO.

EXTEND AN INVITATION

ma .tt AaiTTKra Twrm TO EXAMINE THE

XV AUJ OH""1" -

CHOICEST STOCK EVER SEEN HEBE

Of

ntlie

if

Nectwear

. I 1 1jAtrtn of

nag J"C" - uIWallin,rford, Indianapolis;

Robertson, Richmond; D.D. Banta.Franklin; Mr. and Mrs. McCaughan, Morning

Sun. Iawa: CoL J as. Jfrittt, uospori;

Col. Matson, Greeencastle; John Alexan Aar Rlnnmflald: D. E. Hunter, Washing

ton; Miss Sue Gardiner, WashingUn; will Somord- Now Orleans, La.: Mrs.

-nr;i.nn Parton. Ills.: Mr. Vance loftier

.laughter. Stockton, Cal.; Mrs Minnie

. . - , m-:,. a.,.-;

Beach, af-

Tkoon and Blinds; also a ear load servies on the New Al-rtto; Mrs. Dunlap, Franklin; James !SrT, ot.---i- W-l-reCo.l. " J relations iXri1f0n. Boonville; Judge B. D. Pearson,

n Window Shades are finer I with the capital. We can go from TJZa ZZ-ZrthMm the here in the morning, be six hours

toaeeb to beWineed. in Indianapolis, and home to sup3F?irJZl MoPhsstm per. I shall be in the state all

VU " v I " . Tit Rrsnnflr Will SOOn

saainns , mmMM inoirrabhical survey

wm ns atvles of soring shoes towt1iin and county : Prof.

jfar Ladiss and Yonng Men,jnstK build tp a physical

by isnur. i laboratory : rroi. newKirn ia guiug

At

a u:i mi L atert s class in orizinal work in

ITaha WSm History. My idea is that M getting ahoev UaU tt mair n.ivsiW should do some-

thin? for the State, and be some-

thins more and different

8

and sea the new styles, swr All my 8toga Boots

dgoth.-.

anrYoa will saw saoney by tak-

than an

imfinsnr literary and soentmc

school should be, in brief, a pow

ht im felt in economies, m

W in a pair of FrenrJ Kip Boots, f4M-fct aDd in morals."

t 4 W-tewr pr -r- -1 - SIQMA CHI BANQUET.

Monday evening the Sigma

Tai W- X. BIiAIX'B.

awT Prion redoeed, on Winter

sods only, to efcan np atoc, W. T. Blaik'b.

FiM sopplies of frroceries are

On

0i boys and their mends were entertained at the residence of H.

C. Duncan, on West Kirkwood

Avenne. This is not tbe first time the Rip hove have enjoyed the kind

MS supplies -oisru-.. , rf Mr. d Mre. Dun-

nerivad eacn wee ny T""f x &r' five or s yea the "Sig the eornsr grocer. Among the J of the nicest

hu Uths-Magie Yeast xxn ajeyable affairs of the "C'eJin eommeneement season. Monday -TkIAU "ight proved no tweption. At H,fe"Bf '"!bi AU thl ckLe of the address to the sodsltvsrsd free of charge. eieties at chapel, the lays and their lacty friends collected in the handasstsaay empioy wg AMmfl ths evenime was spe nt m social m-

KiapTeijwi-"-- r-"TTlt--.. W the visitors ores-

i j KinMH. aunBueu. i - -

At Br. J. D. Maxwell's Maj. V. Car

ter of Indianapolis, and Mrs. aiaris onrj-

er, aau vapv jonu AiuAnuuvi

flold.

P. O. Harris and AUsj Wine James,

of KlletUville, wore guests of Joseph Cron and wife.

Judiro Banta and wile wore guesB oi

Mavor Mulky and family.

yaung lady ot uospori, was u gu' "

MUS JB.V.4 iiaii.

BOARD OP TRUSTEES. James D. Maxwell, Bloominglon. Senator Youche, Crown Point. James L. Mitchall, Indianapolis. Isaao Jenkinson, Richmond. R. S. Robertson, Ft. Wayne. S. D. Banta, Franklin. Robert W. Miere, Bloom ingten. R. D. Richardson. KvansviTlc.

Officers President, D.JJ.Banta; Treas

urer, A. XV. nowo; oecraiarjr, n . n .

Spunglor.

Candidates for Advancod Degrees upon

Examination and Thesis Masters of Art.

James Kirkwood Beok, A.B., lndi. University, 1874; Kuoch Albert Bryan, A.B.,

Indiana University, ia; uauies jiiuuri Weodburn, A.B., Indiana University,187C.

Masters of Kcience, Josepn l'.JMaylor, un

iversity of Ohio ; Samuel Jidwin bmith,

B.Lt.. Ind. university. jil.jj.. jjouis-

ville University,1884; Joseph aoin,B.L.,

xnaiaua univorsay, ooj. u x ilosopby, Joseph Casper Branner, A. B., Cornell University, 1874.

Monorarv iJcereos uocior 01 ijHwt :

Thomas B. Harvey.M.D., Medical College . - i w I r . 1.1... 1 Xf rv f

umbia College, JSew Xortc.

Robertson Graham, one of the pioneers of this county, being 90 years old, is expected to die at any moment. He is at the residence of John Stipp, south of town. P. S. On Suuday evening Mr. Graham died from old age. He had no disease, just slept his life away. He was one of the earliest settlers of Monroe county, and had owned and sold a great deal ot ieal estate in his time. He built the Hunter corner, where Davis' tailor

shop now is, and kept hotel in the

building for a number ot years. Have you been in Robertson

Bros. Grocery, lately? Well, they

Alf. Harry man has now changed his base to Muncie, where he is connected with the News. Farmers say the wheat and corn were badly washed out by the heavy rains last week. W. B. Baker and S. K. Rherer appraised C. R. Perdue's stock of goods. Of the Class of '33 there is but one person living Dr. J. D. Maxwell, sr. The wife of Judge Delana Eckles, well knwn to many here, died on the 4th inst. at her home iu Putnam county.

Prof. W eir and wife of Arkan

have the very choicest stock of new sas City, Kansas, arrived in Bloom-

goods ever exhibited here, it is mgion iuk wuuu. iu buu .

very attractive.

cation.

Fresh and New. ALL THE CLOTHING

THE CORNER

NO Moth oaten or damaged Goods. NO 8nlde lr shoddy shelf-worn goods for auction purposes.

BUT the very latest qeslgns in styles and patterns.

Bee Hive has the most complete --After long months ; Ot patient . WTTRT hfi Wr thflU aiivbodr's

sunertng tne wue 01 uuu. u. iu- w - z?

11UU AVlrQ CSUU MUUVII AM wv I a s y 1 . I J Kaima in I tt hin

Dr. C. A. Pritchard and Miss gu ,U1:U at "Cl oT-

Hattie Montgomery were married one day reen ip., on lue ou iu.

Rogers & Henley have been

r eJl on

my87

to Sec

How ea a watcbno waarhowooatItbt expected to go when the winspriBZWOD'.t operate? Of emine you say i!u..t Tat taouaaads of people

drur aioac mlsaniUe in thatconditioB ; otk!bed, but not aW. to work with comfort ana energy. Bow tedvb, when . M1. m w of Parkor a Tonic would

Mt titem all right, fty tt,ad get beak.

yoor fcaalUi. and apirtta.

If nt

yen want to borrow1 lowest rates, or if yea

your property, call East & abi

t were Hon. tiarles deweu,

er of the House of Ind, Leg

islature. Col. Robe taon and aena-

tor Yooebe of the Board of Trus

tees. Mai. Vinson Carter of Indian

apolis, Prof. W. F. L. Sanders, Rev. Brant, Dr. VaoNnjs, Rev. Carrier,

J. 6. MoPbeetera Jr., and other resident alumni. Excellent refreshments were served in Mrs. Deneaa'a osnal charming manner, and at late boor the guests de

parted, each feeling a debt of gratitade to Mr. and Mrs. Duncan for the eniovment of the evening, and

the rata esnedallv wishing for

wmaay a happy return of tbe day." SOTX3.

The Committtea of Alumni, Misa Iiaaie Hughes, Prof. Atwater,

Prof. Bryan; Miss Morrison, and

tieo. C. Banta. appointed to man

an tbt enterprise of the Alumni

corner for the Library, bas set to work ia earnest. They will send a

drealar to each alamnns, stating

the intention and asking a contnba

(hnn ill a iiilnfallii ibln ' Bey will ask the Ammni

i AsaW haa rmtt Mterned i Association for a donation from the

rvimmtt .k. Wanattmhaa-taeneral Treasury, of all over and

d 8,000 worth of goods, soon estaoove fou Kept ior a reserve iun, r .11 hiAn &Turv mm. tni-l besides seekiae to interest the dif-

jj fjoapa, ailteiwai, statuary feteni elasees in the enterprise. freH than ia no nee trying to ennsa- The scheme ought to be a success, ante, it cast be done. Just go The Prep. Class of '85 had their and look for yooreeif, and be sore picture taken ia a group, the after-

to take aoaaa naooey atoag, ao you i soon ot tneir graduation, it is one

i of tkta tjarjrains.i of the. handsomest groups on re-

1 snow tnan tne xtew

and den!

yaa

Wm bava a foil line of Oliver ChlUad Plows and Repairs. Molheatara Hardware Co. Baka Hoes, 8hYals, Bpades of all varieties. McPheetera Hard-

Co.

WOaw1P ovrvmamt mmv to at aaiaatea, by Woadfora'f nWtanr Tjatiw Uaa ao other. TU imW &i" aM ay H. Udky,Jvep. stavly

It ia abisser

OrkwiM bnoaitioa

eent.

Uneat stock of Wall Paper evar kantin the coaaty. MoPheatera

Hardwara Ca.

cord. Cordial good will to a marked decree exists between the different

members of the clsss, as well as be

tween tne elass and the teachers.

A nie nie and a nicture duttinoniah

this class from all others that have

ever graduated in the High School

the ereat ataff of life is) If you have s friend who is think

H the hatter for health for being ! ing of coming to college next year,

f4

extra good. lnaf. w tne etna Beaekart,tb baker, bakes. Everybody that haa eaten this bread

ww ear n agaro. "r"-

aio,

and who is not quite ready for

Freshman, tell bim about the Sum

mer School here, or send him this paper. Five weeks of preparation this summer would be worth a good

many dollars to,maoy young men

Get a copy of this paper, for five

Be

O. Wn Zanclt Jk 9MDBB i -A. K AMD nXAUBW vt

Maaallie Bnrial Caskets, Cases and I cents, and send it to a friend

Coffins. Hearsa and Carriages furnished to order. Orders by telegraph will receive prompt attention. Shop on College Avenne, .rth end of W. O. Fee's Build

ing, Bloomington, Indiana.

A Favorite Hotel ia the Or

chard Hoaae, aitnated opposite tbe depot The bona ia large, conveniently arranged, nd tka rooma are eorafertablv fornishad.

Oood beds, a wall (implied Uble all hat

Bvoaa miebt deaire. are to be found

bcr. Well arranged sample rooma are fitted op io tbe Orchard House, and Commercial travelers will find the Orchard a

emd house at wbieb to atop. Mauls sap

uliad to pe; sons at reason Ala Sgiirea.

rcbrd Sop are the proprietor.

will be everlastingly grateful to you

for it. Any old Btudent or former resident of Bloomington would be

made glad by the receipt ot a copy

VISITORS.

Prof. Gilbert and wife of Cincinnati, O.

Misa Hannah Baker, GreensburB, Ind

Misses Jeeepbine and Jessie Hall of Bed

lord; uon. Unas jewett; KepresenMtivi French ; H. Swiggert of Cambridge City Lincoln Dixon. North Vernon; V. II

8tnitb, Dudley ; K. O. Smith and sister,

Goaport; Miss Emma Houston, Grmport;

A. X. Adams, Rockport ; D. B. Foster,

White Uall; Miu Bain, Martinsville

A, A. Baird, Terre Haute; D. H. Rich

ardaoa, Evansville; Senator Yo.iohe.

Crown Point; Jas. L. Mitchell, Indiana

polis; Isaac Jenkinson, Richmond; R.

Bedford : Joseph Overstreet, Indianapo-

i!.. imnV nd Homor Douden, wniitn

Til'le; John Sherlock, Harrodgbnrg; Misa T.i Dimihne. Bedford, J. W. Cookerly ,

Bloomfiold; Jessie nonaaii, aw aiubuv,

John Foster, White nan ; a. uagg,

io- 4lhoTiv Br. 11. T. urnnin, sj

u.u... .csnnanntmidnnt Holcombe I Govern

or Gray; I). H. Ellison, Bedford; Virgil

Houston, Bedford; Mrs. J. O.Voss, earA . M Tatar Koblesville : T. Ii. lm-

i 'w TT Vvne. Hettie Grimsley, Bffie

a;v. Mm ftrimslev and Samuel Smith

a,'rt. David E. Beem. Spencer ; Miss

novie Dean. Bedford ; Addie Pox, Har-

-:....,.;iio. Tuj;w f!ad. Pearson. Bedford

sr' w ahrvar. Bloomfteld: Eva

Cloflins. Orleans; Hattie and Nellie Mag-

ner. Orleans.

Mies Pauline Henderson, of Salem,

Ind., was the guest of Mrs. Mary .urns

mnrA.

Ed. Michner who has a serious at

tachment for Bloomington was among

t ho imi.1v mmAra.

M. Kannia fAllen5 Palmer, of Col

urohia City, Ind., was the guest of her lather W. J. Allau. ,

Rev. Tlios. Stewart ana wuo oi oan

irmnniiwo. Cal were the recipients

many compliments upon their healthful appearance. O. L. Kelso washer. Kelso never forgets to come, and he ought not to. H. Q. Houghton, '79, an energetic young attorney of Shoals, Ind., was here

tor tne nrsi nine in silver! Mis Hue Gardiner, of Washington,

Ind was the truest of Miss Lou. Braxton .

Misses Viola ana juena nanus i

Greenfield, Ind., wore guest of Kav. J. JS.

Brant and family.

Misa Jennie Swiggert or Browns

ville, Mo., was the guest af Miss JuiKie

Sluss.

Gib. Harris, of Albion, aus., was ai

W. O. Fee's. ... .

The grand daugnters oi c. a. oiuss , Esq Misses Eula and Ida Alford ofLoogootee, were speeding Commeacoment in Bloomington, ' Oscar L. Horner of Harrison county, was In MAni1iuinA.

Miss Elsie Bankin entertained Lida

f!h Bnnkfttt. Class of '84. took this

! opportunity to "call" on his young friends.

Frame uauenon, oi vrnwiiouur, was the guest of Mrs. Haw leg.

Miss iiena vr aouwai u w

burg, was here.

KODert raiKS, OI l, u mmrar

d spectator.

-Bimpsom swe, oi oeaiura mo uj. to join in the annual congratulations.

Miss Maggie Lefflar was tne guest oi Hiss Maud Van::andt. Mrs. T. A. Banta, of Franklin, Ind., also Geo. and Chas. Banta were present at Commencement exorcisws. Chas. E. Peak, Principal of the Aurora, Indiana., High School was circulating among old frieude. Misa Dellie Parker, of Grandview.wasthe guest of Mrs.Lanman.

Prof. Sanders, of Cambridge

City Public schools,was attending

(Commencement

Miss Minnie Butler and her brother, Chas Butler of Oakland, Cal., were guests of Mrs. Geo. A. Riifikirk.

Miss Lettie Evans, sister of

Mrs-Ben, Adams, ot Dover, Ky., was visiting her relations in this

nlace.

Miss .Maggie r.rismBii, nu bv-

cnmnlished vounc lady (a gradu

ate of Perdue University) was the

euestof CaDt. W. M.Alexander

of .

and wue.

Mrs. Jacques, of Evansville,

mother ot Dan and Church litch,

in the city.

Mrs. Shannon, ot wranaview,

sister of W.C.Mason was in Bloom-

tetn.

Miss Greenstreet of Indiana-

polis.was visiting Misses Lillie and

Minnie Howe.

MissBelle Corv.of Anderson.was

the guest of Miss Maude Vanzandt.

Miss Tume Jtlays, ot iireen-

csstle, was a guest ot Mrs.Ueo. A.

Buskirk.

Prof. 8. R. Hamilton of Con-

nersville, was a guest of John H

Louden and family.

Mrs. Fannie Palmer, nee Al

len, was visiting her father's family,

W. J. Allen and wite.

Jno. B. Miller, one of the ed

itors of tbe Indianapolis Herald, was a guest of his uncle, J. H. Louden.

Miss Lizzie Baker, of Greensburg, Ind., was visiting Miss Lizzie

Hughes. Miss Ella and Frank Axtell

of Washington, Ind., were visiting at the residence of Dr. A.J. Axtell. Mrs. Lizzie Dunn, nee Harbison, of Louisvilile, Ky, was tho guest of Dr. B. A. McGee. Mr. Ferdinand Phillipps, of Cincinnati, O., was the guest of M. J. Smith.

Obio Republican TlcRet. Spkinqfieij), June 12. The

Renublican State Convention yes

terday nominated the lollowing

ticket ;

Governor Joseph B. Foraker. Lieuttnant-governor Robert P. Kene

dy-

nuprcme ouage w. t. acuim. Treasurer John C. Brown. Attorney general J. A. Kohler. Member Board of Public Works Wells

S. Jones.

The stock of goods in the Per

due-New York Store has been ap

praised at a third less than cost,

and is now offered by retail at tne

same figures, to the people of town

and country. If you want to get

some of the biggest bargains you

ever heard of you should come to the New York Store, aud come right away. I propose to close out this stock on double quick time, if low prices will do it. Come and learn what can be done for a small amount of mouey. S. E. Carmichael, Assignee. Gosport Reporter: A dastardly attempt to wreck a train on the L. 8.

A. & C. road was made by two young

at

last week at the residence el tne br:.aes mother at Gosport, 2ev. Badger, of Greencastle officiating. The Doctor and his bride left immediately after the ceremony on an extended eastern tour. . The appraisers of the Perdue stock oi goods closed their labors

last Friday evening, and placed the valuation at $7,096. This is low enough to make tbe purchase

of the stock an object to some merchant.

2-busbel Cotton Bags for 15c

at JJUiNJM m uu o.

THE

ONLY

ONE PRICE

elected by the Board of Commis

sioners Attorneys for Monroe county for the next twelve months.

Miss Laura Henley, Princi

pal of the Rush ville Graded Schools,

is at home to spend ner summer

vacation. She bas been re-elected

by the Shelbyville Trustees.

Miss Blla Wilson will teach j

in Cicero. Hamilton co., and has

been civen the Intermediate De-

. ., ... nartment of the Public Schools in

The Panorama ot tne uauie oi . itkmn

Gettysburg, on exhibition in Chicago, is considered by everybody the greatent at

traction ox tne uraruen uuy. iv nuu daily by hundreds of people, and everybody says it is the greatest exhibition they ever saw. We can oniy say that nobody should fail to visit it while in Chicago. Mrs. Robinson and child of Indianapolis, are the guests of Dr. Bryan aud family.

You ought to examine the new

W. W. Wicks is east after i . l r i e ii- D

a new STOCK OI gW.iur iue ira

Hive. Business does buzz at the

Bee Hive.

Walter Lindley dropped a bar

rel of linseed oil on his right hand

last Friday night, and is suffering

greatly in consequence.

Valentine Deckard, on Ramp

Creek loses -about 9500 in crops,

fencing, etc., by the recent heavy

storms.

Miss Martha McCune accom

panied Uncle Thomas N. Mathers and his son Pressley on their trip

to Kansas.

Mrs. Kace Baker of Vincennes,

died last week at her home in that -a a . WtT

city. . She was a daugnter oi w m

C. Tarkington,

Robertson Brothers, the popular grocers, corner east of tbe postoffice, have a choice, fresh stock,and invite the enttre population to visit them. (Bring your families.) AH the newest articles in vegetables, in seasonable fruits, choicest canned goods, etc., always on sale.

and a former resi-

I $75 for one.

-Mrs. Braxton moved to her farm

near EUettsville, last Friday,, where

she will remain till August, when

she will return to Bloomington and

scapecfttces or our town last ounuay u

tne CUV WHS Blue Ul ouliWTiini nw J'-'-" ties, stones, and other obstructions on the track with a view af wrecking a train merely to satisfy a morbid and depraved .nnatiLa fur scenes of destruction andwuste.

About 6 o'clock in the evening the south jue jn JJj., yt r. Spaogler,

railing it and damaging it so as to require

!: and Librarian of the

ofiSrrSTA and Miss Ida Smell,

and Bd. Kogers, cousins, the former aged i jgjg Qf Muucic, Indiana, were marie years and the latter M, were arrested jn College Chanel in the pres-

are ukfn wmS Smith of ence of the large Commencement

aud placed m jail at tnat

Bloom imrton

city on Monddy evening. The boys are notably worthless and -have bean engaged

in deeds ot lawlessness inui suuutu who i sent them up long since. The yeungesi ,

life aireaay iuaue uimseu nuuirunn uj i , burning of two bsxqs, and their mole re-

cent attempts at blowing up cnurcnes

with powder and the gnt inui tiy nrtng up the furnace in tbe absence of the owner, together with sundry liurglarias.theft, eta . which has been generally laid to tbem makes their incarceration a raiief .to our people. Mayor Mulky takes a commonsense view of the matter, and says that Owen county should lie required to send these boys to the Reform

School. The authorities over there

have been written to on the subject,

and if they give no heed to it the boys will be turned loose on nom

inal bail, to do all the devilment

they like in Owen. P.S. They

have been sent to Uw an co.

Mrs. J. H. McMillan returned

to her home at Xenia, Ohio, Mon

day. She was accompanied by

her mother, Mrs. Woodburn, who

will spend tbe summer in Xenia

Washington Gazette: Chas,

and Will Gardiner are at home

from Bloomington college to spend

the summer vacation. Will Gardi-

.ri nf lownirv at Hcnrv Tournors. I na. will im tn I hnnmnati in a snort

Some of the most handsome goods in the t tae & portion through the dent of Bloomington

" summer as a stenographer. Three of those Kentucky short Miss Hettie Ourbacber of Coming out f Louisville on horns at Clear Creek have been Louisville, Ky., is the guest of Miss guuday nignt; the L. N. A. & C. sold to Samuel and Thomas MitchMaude Vanzandt. trajn C0Hiaed near Jeffersonville ell for $180. Lyman Dunlap paid

Mr. Edward Linn has ome with an O. & M. train. Jas.

into possession of a legacy of $6,000, Reeves, engineer, was badly hurt,

.nl ia nnw in Ohio, lookinsr ud a and his fireman. J. hog. Jads, 17

W-ition fnr a hardware store. vears of age. wis killed. Both be

fim.T. rimmed snectacles and longed to New Albany.

eveelasses in allstvles, at Henry Touraer's The numerous friends of our occupy the Lefller house

Jewelry store, in uowe vomer. worthy Mayor will be sorry to learn n tdW last, the librarv

! n ,1 I , --- ,

that ne is annaing. yr, raiuer, beionging t0 Dr. Moss was shipped was drinking hut Wednesday, . j? p Baldwin, Logansport.

when be opened a new lemonade There were 000 volumes in

stand on tne norm "u ,' the shipment.

partaking ot the first glass oi lem

onade.

Speaking of the graduating speech of Jos. Bryan, at Vincennes

University, the Lommercial says

"Mr. Brvan is the finest orator

...li'vnn Rpv. A. B. Philnutt of- for his aee that we have ever heard

rieiatine. assisted by Kev. J4. 1. o. His oration upon -uermany anu

Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. Spang- the Germaus" was a perfeof master

i fnr T!urmu tliia week. Mr. r.ipcp of kuowledsre aud eloquence.

Spnngler having some business He showed a vast research of An- servatory, in Columbus, Ind

transactions in uermany ui uiwuu cieut xiisiory iui ue w j&. The storm Friday night a

to. Thsy carry with them the The '4th of July falls upon week killed stock in some portions

good wishes Oi many irienus. Raturdav this vear. and everybody 0f the couuty. m addition to de

Tt ia reasonable to presume :n Mn.irnn and adioining counties strovino- crotis. Thomas Clay, near

that Prof. Spangler's "bycicle s,oud make it a point to come to Harrodsburg, had one cow killed

James Rtan has for sale at his

shop some fine two hone wagons.

only sixty dollars each, spring wagons, buggies, phaetons, &c, all

ready to bitch to. He proposes to sell them as cheap as they can be

bought anywhere, and be warrants

tbem put up in a durable style. Call and inspect these vehicles, op

posite tbe county jail, feetore yoa buy. Job work and horse shoeing done promptly.

Get ice at Robertson bros. grocery store. They keep the best ice as well as the choicest groceries. At the close of Commencement

exercises, ueuurauay wwumg,

Don't bnv a watch till von est

mv eoods and learn rnv prices. The fin

est grades for the least money. All man

ner of repairing dor 3 promptly ana ranted. Howe's corner.

-John Stewart at present Jani-

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I tor of the school house and ot tne

Walnut Rtreet Presbyterian church,

has contracted to act as Janitor of the new college buildings, at 700

per annum.

Miss Clara Orchard, the new

ly elected Music teacher for the

Graded School, is taking a Normal

course in her specialty at the Con-

Go to McCalla & Co.'s for youi

Straw Hats. Tbe latest and moat

fashionable styles. Just received, at McCallas, new style Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Fane, Valisen, Hand Satchels, Gloves, Hosiery, Neck ware, Ribbons, Laces, and tun thousand other articles. !ASH! CASH! CASlft I want my cash for those Boots and Shoes you purchased on time. W. T. BLAIR.

trip" through Europe will be aband- J Bloomington on that day and see and several crippled

The School Trustees met on

last Thursday evening, and elected

John Carr, one of the '85 graduates.

oned since bis marriage. I the big demonstration. The Red

Vr Dunnn nf T)llrifV. ilAS HWB IBlveu tut

it as.awai wa -J V " I

Half fare trains will be run on all

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cono to Ostodoosa, Iowa, on two-months and will get up agrnuu

Icb is kept by Robertson Bros., the grocers, and sold in large or small quantities. It is fine spring lake ice, aud very choice. The best ice cream, cakes and other delicacies will be found at Goo. Benckart's. If you intend to give a party go to him for figures on anything in

his line.

;st.

viait.

At the residence of Samuel Latimer, Friday evening last, an ice c ream supper was given, for the benefit cf the Missionary fund of the Reformed Presby-

Urian church. Dr. C. D. McLahlan was in

town last week, ana maae arrangeiacuw

the roads converging to this point.

Don't forget it. Talk it up. Keep

it hot.

The Progress entomologist has

been examining tbe young trees up

on which the locusts have been

LOW II lush Tfw.ni n - . i t , with refeienoe to maatings near Aliens I perching, during uhe past tew days,

Princmal of the Bloomington High

School, with Wm. J. Rawles as

Assistant. Miss Strader ws elect

ed to take the place of Miss Baxter,

resigned.

One of the few houses that have stood the test of time and

The beet is tbe

James Alexander, the wagon-

maker, has been suffering during

the past three weeks with a telon

on his right thumb, and will probably be unable to work during the

next tenr or tove weetcs, a ieion

bas no equal as a pain-producer. WGlasswake and Queens ware less than cost, at the Cash Store of DUNN & CO.

Creek

Rev. A. B. Philputt bas gone on a trip to Kew York State. Princeton Presbytery, XL P. church, will meet in Bloomington next Wednesdny, at which time Rev. Mr. Lyons will bo formally tendered a cull to preach for the church inthis place. Theodore Peck, son-in-law ot Michael Gabbort, accompanied by his family, arrived in Bloomington on Monday. Mr. Peck resides in Waldo, Florida.

Since last report J rancts M

TO ti"o- dd.'5 petition d co- odt to bettor

the tender twigs long saw-like incisions have been made, and that many of these twigs break off from the force of the wind or when slight pressiuro is brought to bear . mi J3 ,.

upon tuem. x ue eggs are uepvwied in these incisions. A good many of our best citizens have suggested the pro-

nrietv of Reu. C. Smith becom

ing a

candidate for Sheriff. Ren.

North End op the County : John Welch hs recently mad-) two riora sales of shorthorns nine bead to John Dittemore, -of Monroe county, and the same number to J. H. Purdv. of Holland,

Mich. One of K ansas'cyo ones struck ( Stinesville last Thursday a week. It i struck the ground just in time to hit the j new house of John Terry's, moving it off its foundation some ton er waive feet. John has it back on the foundation. The

damage is not as large as reported at first.

Miss Xillly lioggs oi nioomingwu,

has heen visiting friends in Btinesville.

Misses Lillie Mori ison and Jennie Puller, of Bloominfifton wetlw guests of Miss Maggie Willard, in & Seville, Sunday. -Mra. Jamos Brov of Paragon, and a Mrs. Jonos of Ir Wown, are vititino- their lister Mrs. a ' illetto, in

Siinesvilla. J. 8. Vawfcer, jrolhcr of

oMilm-lnr Vn.wtor. a brakemnn on local

freight had a lag broken at Stinetiville Thursday morning. He was staking out a car and the slake slipping struck him on the leg breaking it.

Dunn & Oo. Cannot be beat on fine Teas ; Gunpowder, English Breakfast, Young Hysoa, Imperial, and Fine Black Tea.

81? aundd sZXXn wfs a gallant soldier, and embody $r.J all the qualifications that go to

Miss Erisman returned to Laf

ayette on Tuesday.

Henry Axtell is compounding

nrascriptions in a Paoli drug store.

Prof. Atwater and family left on a vacation trip, last Monday, going to I Chicago, Ann Arbor, ijiram College, and

Mentor.

make a nrst-ciass omcer. a ib necessary that tbe Democratic candidate for sheriff he defeated next Fall, and the impression prevails that Ren. could "down" him easily. Col. Matson was in town again Inst week and staid over Tuesday.

The stairway that leads to the law

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We would direct special ancn- officeg n thfl AueQ.McNary corner

Xorm&l School which oponfi in

tipn totheannouncemonto! Vu. . . , thBeael.

ington on July 20tu. me iscnoo.! nm patriots wno ran up aim uuwu earBfed a wide reputation under the iireo- a evening on interviews intent ;

feWS- tood about the stairway, on or pai.Wtaking teachers are found within the pavement, looking hungrily up.

than ,

The impression

the borders of the state, witn tneir ex- jf expecting that Matson wouui ; ik... naonAiiad than t . . r .1. ...

perwnco uwv o !:.iTd toss a coromission down ror inuux

ever w givu iui,rtu.n' uhmo D..n.n.l-nat U)nlr- rPll(finn find lwiftrd will I to AtrUffP'tt

be placed at reasonable rates. I now prevails that H. J. Feltus, of

Mrs. N. U. Hill returned, last the Courier, will get the postoffice, week, from a protraoted stay at Columbus, wKioh. in Bloomington. is not to be

U. ..... .laniand. tis it navs at least

the. ' 4 '

per auuuui.

Last Friday the tme residence

Rev. Lyons will preach in

TJ. P. Church, nest Sabbath.

-The Young People's Temper- - .... OtNorth College A v-

ance Union will raeet m tno u. r. vm. -- - -

next Mondayfcnight at 8 o clocK. xnero i enur, wuo w xv........

will be a literary exercise ot mieresi vi iuf jjowell, luass., ior tue sura ui youn and old. Miss Josio Pittmsn will e,- 000i Th(J p,jrcuase waS made

an oration; there will be also a dialogue by au agent, who came here iroin Kiid other exercises. Tho voune people Chicago and closed the trade. I he

are talking ol a public temperance enter- .f Qf Mr.Cochl-ane is an invalid,

the beginning, is the original cash

oronerv stora ot lmnn o5 co. ine

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Manager ot tnis cstaDiisnraenr, tios,

N. Alexander, is as full of energy

as an egg ia of meat, and is up with

the times in everything mat per

tains to varietv and duality of

atoek. Dunn & Co. make a spec-

inltv of buvine car-load lota ot!

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fioods with casu, and in tnis way buy so low that they are enabled to

offer extraordinary inducements to customers. Always inquire for

Dunn & Co., when you come to town, and see them before you buy. On AVednesday evening Daniel Gillespie, who is getting out

rock for the turnpike south of town,

had drilled a hole in a ledge and oharered it with powder and fuse.

As is sometimes the case, the charge

did not ignite, and Gillespie, without wettims the charge, begun to

drill it out. After several strokes

of the drill the charge exploded,

strikim? Gillespie in tbe face

with terrific force. It was found that he was seriously iujured, and

he was at once conveyed to Dr,

Maxwell's office where his injuries were dressed. He will lose his right eye, but aside from surface

injuries about the face and ou oue arm, the wounds are not of a serious nature. His father, Rev. Thus. Gillespie, lives in Washington, tp., though he- haa relations iu EiUttsville, to which place he was taken Wednesday.

ajj j

Onto Bottle Instead of a Oe e "And it took only one bottle to do It,' said a gentleman, speaking of Parkor'a

Hair Balsam. I had a run fever, an

whoa I got well of that my liair began ta

fall out so fast ns to alarm me. I aa!iy didn't know what to do, until, one: day

friend said, 'Try Parker's Hair Balaam.' That was some months ago. What sur

prised me was the fact, that one bottla waa enough. I exppoctcd to use up a doaan.' Clean, highly perfumed, not oily, Mta dye. Restores original color.

Op Boots and Shoes we carry as lanre and ncrfont a stock as any exclusive

boot and shoe house in tae towsu. Very

cheap too. McvA.l'l'A.-

STODfeNTa ATTENTION ! A BOW lot of latest style haw and furnishing goods at Mose Kahna, joat arrived. Moss Kahn was in CTnoibnatt last week and the result is, aaothar lot of elegant spring suits, underwear, and all sorts of clothing. Call on him. "Can't .be .equaled anywbeise' say the Ladies who examine McCalla A Co.'s display of drew Rtods, Uimmiaga neckwaro, etc. Several good town, lota, om North Madieon street, can bo purchasad at reaionablo terms.

S.

Mr9. Mary Thornton of Bedford, will remove to Blootnington in Sep

tember, and will occupy the Wm. S. Showers bouiie. Mr. J. C. Bryan who last week graduated at Vincenuea University,

has been tendered a position

High School teacher in Arkansas City, Kansas, at a salary of fifty dollars per tuoafb.

tainmont, to be given in the Fall lney should receive tbe encouragement of a snod attflndance noxt Mondav nitrht. Op

portunity will be given ior a go4 social

lima. Call the attention of your young friends who intend going to school next year, to Bloomington Sumraur Preparatory School. It will pay to a timid it.

Shoals Tribune: Miss Sophia Luzadder returned from Sullivan,

Monday, where she has been teach

ing the Grammar department

as ; the public sohools. She will re

main until Monday, when she will leave for Columbus, Ind., to attend the Musical University.

and the Bloomington house ia to be usod (so it is said) as a summer residence. We are gratified to know

that oue person has succeeded in getting within one-sixth of the value of his real estate, in Bloomington.? Rogers & Woolley transacted the business. Mr. Rogers informs the Progress that Dr. Mos is general agent (or the "Arnold

JKvooMtor'r Notice. NOTICR IS HEREBY- GIVEN, that tho undornignod Executor of the last will and tosUmont of Samuel S. Hall, diseased, wi.ll oflVr for sale, at publi" auction, at tliA lata rnsidenoa of David Aduin-)

i ioi-,.l townniiin. Monroe oountv at 10

o'clock a. m on Tlwrsdey, July 30th, A. D, 1885,

Urn personal proporty ot said estate, oon-

ofi Automatic btcam (.ooker Co., of

Sistillg ot tiorses, cows, uus hiki uniuo, and of hous-'liokl and kitchen furuitura

and variou- other artioles. Sale to btivia at 10 o'clock a. m. TKKMS OK SALE.

Sum of throe doilars ad under, 09bi

over three dollars a credit of nino months

Chicago, and of which, Cochrane, is s?ivn, i h pufuhusor giving note with the prcl,arr of this ho,r, is the irls Vice l'reHident. Unas. Moss is also : ju0 Ht jjgs. Executor, iu the Cocker Company's employ. J. U Lni-Jyn Attorney.

Pike building lots inside tbt corporation limits, will ba sold in a body or singly. Por prlieuars see Josm Ulsir. Get Dress Trimminga at Mc

Calla ft Co.'s dry goods house, wesTawa of the public square.' The ttnert ltoa to

the county.

Best pbodccb always boiaglitby . Hemp. Wilson, the grocer. TW

can get good nutter in nis nrw mm

well as all the choicest groceries.

He makes a specialty of fine teas,

coffees, cigars and tohsoco.

Anything von want and doo't

see in McCatia ua.i atora yw uu

ask for. The stock ii vary large ana wcluiea almost everything in the beat grade of goods. ' Finest atoek of DresjTGaontf ft tho town, just received by McCalla A Co, the west side dry goods Men. Dos't make a purchase of boon and shoes or any article of Drees Trlmings or Dresa Goods, till you hava x aiuined McCalla & Co.'a slock. Anxious as they are to sell good VcCnlla & Co. are willing to dovote a por

tion f their time to the collection of a. coo nts due them. You'd tetter pay an.

No liADY can afford to boy

new stile or casoroere anisa wtiaoui ipsa'

cal" ing at- McCalla & Co.'s atara and

auining their tpnng uooas, ; -

Nothing can be asked for, at

Cfcarley Mobley's stn, tnet he

cannot produce. He

choicest Fancy Articles, m addttioo to tbe staples, and has just the olaiw of goods that suits the Monroe county trade. Goods are aoM'io

cheap by Charley JH.or.iey tnat you

go out loaded down ior a live atniar bill. He always has made, and ml ways will, we presume, a specialty of' Laces, Embroideriea, Hot,-; Handkerchiefs, and such goods aa ate most purchased by the tediei. , Don't fail to look for the algn, 'The Golden Rule.M

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Hemp WimohtV ttctsMis ware and glassware ia. ' pletc. He miys fiwn ftrat Aatt, and so cau give some unbeardf bargains to those ia aears 01 tin classofgnoda,. Good dUviefc

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